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TUB DAIIiY KVENiyq TMiTSanAPTT. rnn.ADrniA, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1BSI.
MONDAY, JULY J-'., imt.
3PE.IT 0F THE NEW YORK PEES3.
I.radlnc Kdltorlals from tho Sew Turk
Tapm This Morning.
in rr.to: .trr il villi. kt linn;
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M e do not ask whether peace Is ilrvulrabte. Xn
juMIr Journal haa aiipt-nrtcil tbe war more atemj-
ftisti) tlmn thli. Through all tha varying for
tunc of the utriigu'c, it has ncvor for an Instant
Lstcd one Jot of f.iitli or ili'tirmlnation. But thla
liaa not been Iktuo wo bavo loved the war for
ita own inke. None but a tli Til could do that.
Thli tairltlc e of IiIoimI, of trctirc, Uils monthly
maklBR of wlilowa and orphan hy the thousand,
thla ttimlM f air-ea by the hnmlnxl thousand
Into dowlatlnn, In dreadful work.
V'e bare nphrld it only because it U a necenslty
-because Itn only alternative In Homethlnir more
drtadful Ji t. It lm br n because the war alone
can fave the Republic, tho limt hope of popular
government and human prtgrc, nnd bocaum
if the Republic perialics it must be eurceeded by
nn iiidtlluite number of military confederacies
with dim-ordunt Inti-roma and in endlim conflict,
that we bave ku-ihiih- I the wir and shall aua'ain
it. Ve Miull atawi up to it uuHavt-rinKlr so lonir
as there renaona are in force, l or all that, it la
thing: to he doplnred. roace ia a consumma
tion n.ot d. voutly to be wished.
Can peace bu hud Wo believe it. In oar
Judcnietit it in Mire to conie within twelve
motitn, it tne Northern people aro true to
their duly. How ia It to come? Br neg illa
tion with the Confederate (government i No.
. It in the iron ha-e e and iho moft pernicioui
of all dclnilnns to Imagine that the Jeff. D.trla
I crew will treat wiih our national authorities on
lany basis that can end tbla war. What thcr
bave di manned from the ben-innlng bni born to
be "let alone." To let them alone is to make
I them IndciHMidrnt. I'poii that Independence
I tier have ataked everything they hura or expect
Ion earth.
1 hey mean to fig't f r it. and ther will fla-hf
fi.r It to the lant. They bave never yet Riven the
. alichiei-t eiftn of a'latlnir their claim, and they
I only utter the absolute truth when they nay they
never win. mevery i-pirii oi toe arcn-iiei-i'l
hinieclf poai anon them. Ihey have an untaraa
I ble Inst of power, and would sooner reUta in hell
than serve in beaven.
An English correaiiondcnt In Richmond, a he
reports, recently nked J elf. Pavta when tliia
I war wonld c one ? Tutting bit band on his little
' aon'a bead, the Rebel replies .'Not till this boy
become! an old man. Edmund Kirk", who
went with (,'olmel Ja uea to Hichmond, na be
writes to the Huston Trantcript. was told bv Jcti.
Davta a week ago yesterday : 't his war mutt
f go on till the hint of this generation falls in his
' tracks, and his chi'drcn seize tils musket and
f ,ht our battle, miles you acknowledge our
tfht to self Kovenonent. we are nut lighting for
slavery. We are fiKtitlng for independence,, ami
that or extermination we will have.
It Is wtakoe-s to doubt that the Rebel rnler. in
declaring these ihree tilings, spoke hia tlxcd pur
pose. All or his past history shows him to tie a
mull who mean what he says; and no KoUcI of
uia mould ever to' K backward atcpa.
Independence Ji ll'. Davin cannot have. Horo
nd there is a rrcatuio in the North who wutild
yield It, but the great body of tho Northern
people are incapable of any such tre ichery to
their father nnd to their children. With on'y
that alternative before them, they will tight this
war for yenrs, and, if need be, until the exter-
llnation ol which tho Komi chict Uilks is made
a dire rrnlity. At whatever coxt to this genera
tion, this Hi public, which was made for centu
ries nnd ngi s, shall bo saved.
How then is peaco attainable ? In two ways.
By feparute Slate action In the Month or by con
quest.
Tcuco is to be attained hy separate Sta'e action
through tho power of tho people. We aro now
having a practical illu-umtionof the process ia
Kortb Carolina. A Governor ia t bo el 'i-ted in
that Htato next month. Two candidates are
before the people : Governor Vance, the present
Incumbent, and SV. C. Holdeti. Tho former of
these ia an adhorent of the ig-hiuond Govern
ment, willing to stand by its fu. nes to the lst.
The latter ia an enemy of that Government,
and is pledged, it elected, to call a convention to
sever all connection with it. The last acc-tunta
nuike it seem very probable that he may bo
elected. There are two tremendous motive ope
rating to produce this result. First, the general
falling condition of the "Confederacy, " which is
becoming evident, in spite of all misrepresenta
tions. Second, the fact, staring the pcoplo of
North Carolina full in the face, that when l.ee is
driven from Virginia he will fall back into their
State, and if once allowed a foothold there, will
muko it the same terrible ere no of desulatiou
Virginia now Is.
The only way to prevent this Is for a sovereign
convention of the State to ox-eiuhle, to declare
the Suite no longer u member of tho "Confede
ral j," to call homo its loity or lifiy thoiiMind
fcolJn rs to protect tho State, and to ask the Kedu
ral Government to axsist in that work. This re
quest would be met with a ready and a liberal
fcpirit.
Governor Ilolden If so elected, would bave
bnt to nrcr the llr-t ayllahle of such u solicita
tion to insure fiom the Northern people special
aimy ot a honored thousand volunteers, it tneir
were need, to defend the old North Ntme from
"Conltderae invasion. Nurtnom mei would
leap to her deliverance, as brother leaps to the
rescue ot brother. Such action upon the part of
North Carolina would tiring out a show of
nut.oi ul gooii-wili tlml would make nn instant
end ol every inisi oni ep'riu and ill feeling, and
would put the Mute hack in o the Union with
hardly an ell'oit. Every question of di-pu'e
would mck to nothing, tvciy ditlicuity would
vanit-li.
V hat the people of Nor h Caiolina can now dt
socnsilv, it they but will, the people ol unyotliur
eoutlurii Stum can do. I hey simply have to
quit the KuIm 1 1'ag, to be hailed as IV !low-t nuiuioi
of the Ricbinoiid Qsurpa'lon, and to bo welcomed
back as feilow-partnera in all our counties na
tional blessings.
l'eace, hi lr as there Is no an h voluntary
action by lb Sou' litru people, is to be attained
by rumim-st, in precisely the saino way thai it
has been already sm nrl iu Tennei-re, in
Louisiana, and in Arkanm-i. What haa bceu
etlectcd In ti e at', ueiiMi strn'es w hut cm he
ttlcited in the imiire. It in iy ro-t a great deal
nioie of biood and of nii.ney a great cle il more
of aciliice and ot miilvring in every loriu but
the only possible end inust l un titt'-r perl. ss
ns on ti e puit of the Soutiuin people to resist
lorc-er.
We pray to leiven that no such ixi.rtiuty
sbatl c. nie; I'Ot It is as inevi utile as fm , it me
Souihom pople i rsisi in ca-iiti tlie r lot with
tlie diYia ration of J If. Iavi. If the oiitlii rii
nroi le w II not uwc us re.ico us then' it ilow-
ei iiiitiv men. we shill sccurj it as their o
auerois. We trowthl- Is nut Eruclims la' :tia
Hut it is naked fact, li il- srlvatiou v( tins
JlCMiMic is to ' i" nd unii'i the ann InU'ion
ita iiieiiiUa if thu word hich Ji.l. IUvis has
siioKin is to Iw iluv aiven'ed di i n c i'l l'ie er.ti
ernrHOiilc.tli. il tbewjr shall con e in thai, uu 1
the swmd h ill lliuscUave the a looi uiity
ami m-a e.
Our 'iii h Is that the Si u (! rn people 111
refnsc 'o dnlow Ji-rt. li .via much u r in In
nuid caitvr. It tt(M-a '.ot em to n piissii 'e Hi
they call keep :p li.rlr lie el p.ilt In ill I ' cf
in b rainoaliiuasis that ol Sh I III all in III'.' IV
of audi iiiiiiienta" re'iifjrcruieiita to our aroii
aathe lust drait will stcur In the face of u
an exiuesslon of nnv i!di0K neb riniu up u ol llio
Northern people aa the re-vloc.wu of I'residcnt
Lincoln will aftord.
liutwe make no attempt at j r.hecy. They
save amazed ns oiten ny tneir rouy n lime p.m
nd they mav so amao na again, inu' niy wi
will ass,rt : that Deaca not Ioik ben if tkia ti.iv
ernment will huve. either through them or in
inite of them; a peaci consistent with tu ir
honor, their iust rinuis. their best Interols, or
peace carrying to them huuiiliatioii and ruin; at
all events a peace that shall re-establish tho
nuilon, and make it forever one and indivisible.
PKUB Et'FOBTW.
Jrntn th Triuas. t
Tho Evening Tost argues, with somewhat Usa
than the eminent courtesy that usually distin
guishes, that Journal, that all demonstration.
looking to peace on the national side are foolisb
and futile, because the Rebel peacemongen are
insincere and tricky, and because Mr. Kdmuad
Jtirke Gilmorc tcsUlies that
ejrffsrion Dsvls naU to m last BuikUy (and. with til
Bis nulls. 1 bt'iicv klui to be a man ol truth) : 'This war
Bust so on ull iho Uul of Uila -neUon lulls In bis irvks,
and his cbUOrcii but mussti sud n!il our batiio,
unless you arkOiTwl1s our rlslit to sell sovemuwnt.
WsaronutOiihiuisfoislavBry; v an ttstJiina fur luus
psDilsnea, aud lbl, or titenolaslloB, v wlU hsv-n.
Let ns, for the argument's sake, admit the
Font' i premises, and from that platform consider
the justice and force oi its conclusions :
When Horace Walpole, ou bis return from
Koine, was asked if he bad couverted the Tope,
be candidly confessed that he had not; adding,
by way of explanation, that he was unable to
, oner that gentleman anything better than he
already posccl. for jtJred ap.4 obvlom
reason, JfAerson Dsvta is BC'nffcllr the Try last
noin In the Confederacy to cvi."t to restora
tion of the Cr.lon on whatover wm'
For he ia now one of the postts;,M of the
esrih, tuling with despotic away a cl.'' em
pire and several millions of human beings! Pn l
there Is no conceivable, at least no tolcrahle rt
construction which would not seriously dimin
ish bis power and consequence. Un. nn nies'ton-
ably, is "tighting for independence." which, in
nls innlvtiiiiai case. Includes everything cl
since be h..a not a slave lett. If ever he consents
to "reconstruction," it will tic because ho haa no
alternative.
Now, then, we will suppose that tlieexcbaugo of
mite ai Ningiira had resu ted in the apiaranre at
Whsbington oi lieiK'l Commissioners, Uon their
assuiance that they had (or would promptly ob
tain) lull powers to propo-e and ac -ept terms of
j eoce. Of course, they would baveboco morally
and evf ry way lamnd to iirntirr such bvrms our
Oovi rnmer.t aimply standing still and requiring
nint upon any poiut which those terms aid uot
make clear.
Snppose, then, Aiat, thns brought to book,
Davis bad insuuc'id it em to sar, "We demsnd
Independence, and will m ke no treaty th it docs
Dot com ile ii j" wonld n t that deni ind. thns
ut nil'taknl'ly authenticated, have bwn worth
to onr Government a reinforcement of one
hundred thousand men to its armies I Thomas
JctTerson, more than sixty years ago, observed
that time was one spot on this continent
Niw Orleans, to wit whereof the forelgu pos
sessor must Inevitably and eternally be tho
emmyof the I mud Statcai that spot we llr-t
obtained by fair purchase at a largo cost, and,
baviag bad it wrested from ns by treason, wo
bave tonght ourselves back luti possession of it
at a stl I heavier cost of patriot otood, and have
held it unrhalltnged for more than two years
pat. If, now, Mr. JefT. Davis wonld otllcially
Intorm ns that we can bave no peace witn him
save on condition that we surrender Now Orleans,
and submit to he excluded, save on snuVraice,
from the lower Mississippi, whereon no flag now
Hosts I ut by our permission, would not that ex
action immensely aid na to raiao the men and
money we now med
We see not how this question Can bo consider
ately answered in the negative, nor how any
ono ran tail to tvcrreive that any possible proposal
of peace from Hichmond mast be so shaped as
to a ndure to the restoration of peace and tho
Union. There may be a wisdom far beyond ours
In the premises ; Ii so, It soars quite above tha
popular apprehension.
But, even though the results actually attained
fall deplorably short of what might have been,
we bold tbat a great step haa bceu gained towards
peace by eliciting the rrctddcut'a manifesto. Let
us reconsider it ;
riKi i Tivr Mas!'), Washington, Jalv H, lost. To
Wiiim it asl CnseiiRs. Auj pioposl Ion which erabraeet
the rrstorsilon of l' see, the lutes' Ity iiT ihs whoial'iion,
ana tl abamtnuiiHiil ol Hisvery.auil whlrh roia- s hy and
with an S'lihority thai ran rnatri4 iho armies nosr at war
Alrtt tha t ailed a'.a.ss, will tsn retired and coatidsrcsl
bv ths txrriitlvs llvrniment of tl.a Tnlied Htates.and
will b met ty Itbeia) terms un otser inhstantul and el
Istrral points, and Din ticarur or bi'arsrs ir II shisll have
sari -conduct to h w aj AHKMlAVi I.INeOLN.
Here the l'nsiilent Insists upon but two car
dinal points, intimating that on all others ho Is
ready and willing to treat on "liberal terms."
This overture of the President will, of course, be
disseminated at the South, and will go far to dis
abuse the Kelst-1 soldlors of tho delti-ion, which
bus been sedulously Inculcated by their chills,
that no terms cau be made with the Government
that they bave no choice hut that between per
sistent lighting and unconditional surrender.
Not one-tenth of those soldiers has any interest
In slavery, save to get rid of it; while tons of
thousands of them rcgird the Rebellion as inex
cusable, and know that its authors richly deserve
banging. "But," they say, "we are standing
between our homes and deva-tntion; between a
ruthless, hostile soldiery and onr wives and chil
dren ; and hero we must stand till we die." If
the South really know the actual state of feeling
at the North, the Rebellion would not stand
another month. The 7anies in the loyal St tics
who talk as though a broad empire could bo sub
Jicted to military execution supply the vonom
ous, dcFporato traitors in Dixie with tho very
aJimcnt they need ; nnd we deeply regret that ono
of the resolves of thu late Baitimoro Convention
seems calculated to give them a lift.
General Fremont did a wise, generous, manly
net in stumping, instead of standing, on the
wholesale coutlsca'ion plunk of tho Cleveland
platform, thereby aiding to smooth the path to
peace. Mr. Lincoln, in tho paper above given,
has gone much further on tho sumo way, taking
ftround radically dlllbrent from that of uncondi
tional submission. His indispensable basts of
peace are just right are those on which it be
comes him to insist; though it does not follow
that the Rebels should be precluded from pro
posing any other, nor that ull negotiation should
be barrud until they shall be prepared to concede,
as a preliminary, all that la essentially in dispute.
Wesley, reproved by one of his brethren for
the light, lively character of some of the tunes
to which he aat his hymns, wisely responded
that bo disputed the right of the dovil to a mo
nopoly of all the best music. We feel very much
like this when we bear the most vociferous
champions of the sneaking tin ft of Texas from
Mexico, tho holder robbery of Now Mexico and
California, tbe defendors of the Ostend Muni
testo, and of every atrocious, bloody-minded
sggresBlon which his disgraced our couutry's
history, now groaning over the horrors of war
and descanting on the Christian blessedness of
peace I
What tbey really seek is a rehabilitation of tho
slave power : if this war were only making slaves
instead of emancipating them or if it were add
ing a new empire like Texas to tbe domain, of the
slaveholders they would observo with complu
cency ita prosecution throughout the next ten
years. It is not war that they hate, but a war
win rein slavery is getting worsted. But the
hatred tbey ntfsct, we feel; and we would have
tbe people freshly assured that wc aro struggling
lor national existence against the most wicked
nnd wanton Relielllon that tho world ever saw-
that, if we continue at wur, it is only because a
months more of wholesale agnnlua and
di vaatiitiona are the nerensary jirelude to a ctn
tnrjr of true, la-noticnt pcue.
It urn a to us that tho time, it it has not
aln aily cumi'.mnat be near at hand, a lien in tho
Hrth and the poihu win ne rniuy 10 exrnangu
gbinr. a otherwise than over the crusts nf their
rival Iniri'tichmenia aiontf the ni(.'htH of their re-ai'i-iva
tnuakelK a node of rectr! not
eoiului iae to n aliiy of temper, trra'i
oiim), as of nianni r, or eiiiiu .ioi'sa of vimne.
In that day, the Nruili will le nift'lo
ti rtin pri h, nd th it iim -ortn rninirea
the rxtimt'on of cU i-ry in no rnvious.
inimli ul auTit requires it Ix-t a'ise ita continued
exiMomv involve-the i licri-hli .ri'f inbred ihnuith
moilirroil e.innsu, niil..niiiiMns, aiitipatliira
IsrcHUse ii rdial f uiob. lastii'H ht, arv atta n
able only tlironitti In lii' d iii'OU l i-tllutio;i,
biiavdm lllicity for nil. And, il 'be aupci lieiiiny
alHirlive Itott at .Nnmuni ahull bnve -ei-vid to
h kti ii In bin 11 wi i k ti ls most iK i-iriil cni'im-
niatinn, It w ill bjr nn ti.tnin buve bieit mailc in
tain.
1 11 : lik t Mittii tM'.
It was 1 1 ihapa I' 111 at aiti r I he ci' a 1 bi'tle
ol Mn 'fas, i! u I vt-ued 'c ul the l.oamlii
in ai ii.lo jitoii, fi r the uri'Oi-c of uMccrtaiuiug
it' m v i t ihe ili aliU d of niv iim n coiiimar.d had
I ei u l.omi ttii .e, am! if o, i.f l;nkill to llieiu
akiii t, rliii'il'iil word, :iK.y so ituUi il to a
wiinr1. d -odiiT. A-I ana iis.-ii K thr i .I'll tbo
l.nu.inos "!.-, v. win' nith lei'linits of sym
t bv ii . I I'll v '.In mii'.lialed, but ...t'.i itii' all I
in . on. i '.on n milcn rs. two -tr.v t. r -n sister
aid an .iinl of oneoi iln' yoiimt Iiomiiv ao-ci.t-
.1 ..-. ui .1 :ol.ed if I would b - so kind
: a to inn..' to th. t.'iii h of lb. ir ro at n'
ard !! d 'y '.i 'l wlule the ui(teoii
b i d . iin.nl i'e hi" limb, vvhieti tin v t ld
n til In ili ami utatf.l a IV d .ya b. i' ro
hit, in ' imt tb arleilei hivl.it
iii.iiifrs l 1 1 ."! Mi'li Nvtav , tho plivsi. ma
b -id .1. ei.'i I mm tbia in tl.e only hope of sivin
tia lite. Ili l'oaid tin in to thu rou. b. Ihey
w. re tv.lli r I of, bat the aouu.lea xilUKr, a.
tl.ru h sLilirinii intena !. mot me with a smile
and au luted ma. I a I down bv hla roue h, and
tm.k Lis hand in mine. He told me that he was
a i. ruejtit in the r itlb New York Durrea a ou
v. .i H it ha waa waiimlrd In the lalo aetiun
and kit upon tha held ; that ha remained where
he le t Horn rviiurnay unm ma iuiiuwuih v rU.
ee-.lav. "with no fiKKl a.ive a low hard era 'ker
bit in uiy h.iveraa:a, and with no water ctecj.t
ltatwlu.il liil Kave me tmtu heaven. In ruin
ami ilrw. aud hu h I emi KM Iu niv LlinHoi.
T!ie acigeanl eontinued lm a'ory altera mo
nism a sus, osiaaioned by ln auileruit.', by
tiifiu "You know, co om l. now til alwaya
rrnicmlNua it wounded aoldirrt wuk rain alter
the ImttH) la i.Ttr, and when our lip are parched
ami our tonauea are burninn with fever. Un
Uclneadav I waa found hy one of our atirirt'ona.
h.i ,1 I bit wimn.l. and plive l me Willi
other disabled aoldiern in an ambulance, t- be
a. nt to Washington. 1 arnred there lata oo
ThniM.i.v eveniiu. when ni( limb Wita ampu
Uttd, aud 1" The Krevant apiUn pauaed
In hva atorr, and 1 begged bim uot to
aa on. I noticed that hi Toi.tJ be-anw
weaker, and hi fa' mum pale and death-like,
iail a mimiant aitenavirda I obaerred blood trick
ling down upon the Hour from the rubber poncho
on which the aeriwuil waa lyina. I at oihsj culled
the auritiyon to but Dedaiue. lie exaunncu mo
limb, and after vonaulting with other aurxcona
in attendance, told ma tary tiau ueciueu mat ii
waa iHiooaaibie to nave hla life : that the reiuupa-
Utlon would be uxalwa ; tlml tha aoldier waa I aat
ainainir from axhauation i and Lbat in all proba
bility b would not survive tha hour: aud desired
that 1 anotuu muav auuwu luour ucciaiou aua a
prehensioua to the aunt aud aiater.
With auch Jantcuage aa a aoldier miiiUt com
njnnd, I lofvrm'vf tltyia the (trgwant moat
soon rest. Tears rilled their e.es. and they
subbed bitUrlyi but their grief was borne as
Christian women alone can bear such S"rrow
for they heard tbe voire of the Flder Brother
speaking to tbem, as to Martha, "I am tho resur
rection and the life; be that Ix-beveth In me,
though he were dead, yet shall he llve.' gl be sl ier,
v. iptni away her tears, and taking a small prsyor
boon fr"rn "rr dress, asked me if I would tell her
brother i0" "on he must die, nnd if I would
rtadtoLlut "tbr prayer lor the dying " I went
again to the concn, and stood beside the d Ing
soldier. " Sergeant," I said, ' we sh ill h tit
.(KMiwe are not going to march murh fur
ther to-day." "Aro we going to halt colonel,"
si id the -ergeant, " so early in the day Are we
going into bivouac bofoc lunlitJ" "Yes, ser
geant," I rcdic J, " tho march is nearly over, tho
bnglt -tail will k on sound the halt. The ser
geant's mind wandered lor a moment, but my
tears ititcti rciesl to him my word. 'Ah.
colonel," he said," do ymi mean that I am aeon
lo die ?" " Yes, sergi ant," I sai.l, " you are oo
to die." " Wi II, colonel, 1 am glad I am going
to die I want to rest the march has not hcen so
It tig, bnt I am weary lam tircl I want 'o blt
I waat to be with Christ I want to bo with my
Saviour." I read to bim tho pr.iser for tim
dying," most of which ho repealed ; and tho
sbter snolt beside the couch of her riyliu brother,
and otferod up to God a prayer fu.l of earnest
ness, love, ami faith.
Tbe life-blood of the dying soldier was trick
ling down from the bedside, and crimsoning her
dress, while she besought tho Father that tha
roW-a of her dying brother might be "wa-hed and
made white in the blood ot the L'dn'i." Tne
prayer waa finished. The sergeant said "Amen."
We Hiod again by his bedside. "Si-ter aunt
do not grieve do not weep, for I am going to
Christ; lam going to rest in hetven. Tell my
mother, sister," and the soldier took frsm his
linger a ring and kissed It "toll my mother,
sister," said the sergeant, "that tills is for her, and
tbat 1 remembered her and loved her, dying ;"
and then be took anoibor ring from his hand,
kissed it, and said, "Sister, give this to her to
whom my bean is pledged, and tell her tell her
to come to me in heaven." "And colonel," a tld
the sergeant, turnlig to me and his faco
brightened with the words "Tell my comrades
of the aimy ihe brave Army of the I'otomac
that I died bravely diod for the good old Hag."
These were tbe last words of the dying soldier.
His pulse now beat feebler and feebler, tho blood
tiickltd faster down the bedside, tlio dew of
death came and wont, and flickering for a mo
ment over the pallid face, at length rested
rested forever. Tho sergeant had baited; hla
bivouac now is in boaven. 1 Sketch by the late
Cienerai Jiicf.
Tbe Bulfaio Commrrcial Adrrrtitrr lolli a
story stsout ono of the Aldermen of that city,
who was drafted, but w a averse to army service.
It appears tbat the Common Council of Buffalo
poaacasta tbe power to pardon convicts in the
rtni'.entinry. Some time since a noted scoundrel
waa sentenced to a term of imprisonment, and
npon this Individual the "conscript father" fixed
bis attention. He visited the prisoner, and fonnd
bim ready to go into tho army aa a substitute.
The next thing was to get the rogue pardoned
ont. This was accomplished through tho favor of
the Board, bnt when the culprit was released he
utterly declined to enter the service, and is now
ready to undertake any little job of mischief that
may present itself.
A remarkable tragedy occurred i.oir Nf auck
port, Harrison county, Indiana, on Sunday week,
A young woman named Miller went to church
wearing a Rebel emblem, and this circumstance
created a consiiK rable feeling among sonio of the
Republican ladli s of the congregation. After tho
services Mrs. Timbcrluko, niece of Colonel John
Tinibcrhikc, volunteered to go and tako away the
emblem. She, wont toward Miss M l'cr.and a
general fight ensued among the women, when
Colonel John Tlmberlake came into the crowd
apparently greatly excited. A secessionist named
Hinry Lobmire, who accompanied Miss Miller to
tbe church, warned Timbcrluke not to interfere.
Tlmberlake replied, "Yon aro nothing but a
Rebel, anyhow," whereupon Lobmire drew a pis
tol and shot twice, both shots taking t ll'ect. Tho
first ball passed through Timlierluke's hand and
into bis shoulder, tho second entered his aldo
and passed through the heart, causing instant
death. Lohmiro was arrested, and is in Jail at
Corydon.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIII'S CXlIlNi Ill.Vl'""X
TO ENROLLED CITIZENS,
HAVE NOW ON UAND
TWENTY ALIEN AND CONTRABAND
SlUISTITUTKS.
Call at once at tha Auenry,
No. 4'l-i WAI.SCT 8TKKET,
ard -ai'iirp Suliadtuta (hat wllleaempt yon from scrvlca
dutinil lr. time 01 hn enlist inont, vna, : irueo Ji'iirs.
Tlio Jrall wlU oaUlnl; taka ulaco an
SKI'TKMHtR S,
Po not fall to call at onre.
j,;:i-jl . 8. II. JOSKI'II A CO.
tar.
DKl'AKTMKNT OF mil.IC HIOII-
ayH,OilK-e.kOuthwtjt toruer of .V.VI.NC V nnd
UTI1 .intlf). .
nunrtr i.vhi , .taiy --u, 1101.
NrtTK'K TO IHS 1KAI, f" IKS.
KtaM l'riKiMiii will le rwfucd Ht tUi rtllce tin 1 11
kiTsou sin ci fiuia ' '- (lnl 'iiuu li ) itrt't-t to AK
reet, in Hit i imt H ard; witU reiiavlim ti bit douo at 10
mm h p-r ti'tuirt' vHr.l.um1 in uccurUnyc ? '.flUt (jciic-
U'tlsl tO I0 MTfl AI tMH OlIICC.
I.acli prt-iH.Hkil will be ace n mnua ny a pon-i orcirun-
CMie, Iiinl it ixmu mi1 wvil lin t, in tun i.iw iriuiiiiui'iit.
(lln-u. .1 t.v ontinance ! Maty -'. iwio. am ui wr win
,f i.ra vml nt tha- tiliU UUtl Itllice ol" ((OttiUll'. "'lil nrti'lU.
il tne low c-l oiiuitT win ruiuu mrwnni i.uiii iim w unja
triarict.ur coi Kiel li uil wliu luiMn.
W. N. h.HM,KV.
jj'A'-t.tim ! ('..Iff CoiuniUlvnf or llivhwttyi,
OKFK'K Or' T1IH CI i'Y HOL'NIY
.1 I iunn.lasli.il. S.i II-' Pllt'M Slri'i t
n.Vr II i all lur ' ul Jtlr Is. I- I, ihe CITY
BUI N I Y wi 1 bu aid., as fcllo- : 'Vo It- .'i'ill il lly inua-
rril ll. to Un' -erv u-e ol M I n it a stilt.'s una cnlllu ou
,e .inula. I ll.ettiyi.i HiiiaiKluhia :
o Hi . iu. is iiiUBivmi lor tlnv Vi lli.e Ili.n.t.id miliar.,
i. l;i. ri In iniu'ernl . r I . a..r-, i u ii n.drisi I-
Imt.
Tu III nulls must. nd iur Thliat Vuars, Tivu II II. sired and
I ill V 1 1. iLlta.
I'r. ..-r r. ruili at.'s il rr.-.M! lo the i-llv- m i.t tsa tiled la
:.,ir. with it C I OiniiliSstOl.l is :i" 11: T- I.. Ill' f.
fiii.ili :us .id,iiin s.uiiu:att.s tu sfi.i. e win an paid ia
ll.c k;ii..i- n a; ni r.
1' i. ul, i il li t- l'..aim'r n.
.VjJ il l:iill.l.r M. MOiKI,.lr.,Si'Ci'0iarya
IS
l- OH ICli 01' TICK rilir.ADST.PUIA,
W ilir-.ni ." Ud H.J
ajf.a.. .'no -v. i.-t -'-i
n't fa- Ji jndi- i. rn-;-
i Utw .tv l.iWOrtd. wnii
.lIill'TJ IVHIt. l I'l aiiIMtj
V'-' mil ot iret,-htoa all
i ti v m it iuam lino, aid
k,r d
1
It .Hill allots, Hid I axl-
Mil
n rtii a r ,'Ub04Uoc
riu. br.ii ii, vJ;'.
'j l j- ii ;.' :
A .1 ui v ll ii -v In ,
i b 1, I i 4.
I Mot
,.1ll!i
I'll. KLi K. M i
Vd.'M ui TriiiMj rt' !"'.
TO Tin. I'UV-Ii IVN'H- PHIT.A-
h.-.'A 4,t mi u.-iVi.t ih-. I- H- w ll.,v)nxcn-
sin rti .1 Hit
pudtt'itu1 t in' -'r-i di.ti on 1 1 i t urun-ini
r ir
in tiiLsti inoit -it 'hid nut uu ih utfi nn pur-
1. 1 1 sau
Jli'Mll .
n u i!.t iani-iiiH::I ii in the tteiiiae
Pin at In- ' av-. and bi i tl an-ct ons of the air
m il mi ii U vvrll Lnriun Iu i .i'i l ton unblio
it ..! I !. i-r inafH bad Hit !eruei tra. any Mur-
b in ific l nHd rstativi in ire Lrr.uiui in mi meiu oimi-
dlt , Alid.CoUt'Ut'bllr, I lUtif bad BliUIld nil itUoriiIiillli
i u -iiiw ilia tirli a. v oi my ahparaiun. i, tx renro. tor me
a.ava.i.1 t h itrawTa ai of nia dicui cien;i. Invito von to me
i!t u-e. to irake a prvnl oxaoilnaium of Its wonddriul
proin ! and atiapuiuiuy 10 in eiut vi unvut'i tuiu
(Ul UflHtU H UMWH IU V nil' n.
1 A. iU-H auBi'ii'.i''ir.iti .i-i.
Ocullsl and Aurlftt,
Jy;Mf WAUil'T Struct.
rTT OVUCK CITIZKNS' VOI.Lr. I r.r.ll
ai nan ri i k I'l.vsiiTrKE.Na t.'J w.vi.Nl r
HIiMl.Juls 1S.W4 Hiss l'..nuiiillii haa KKHONhll Ul
Na IL1W.II.M r Hlni't. un-iiairs. w here u will is..
aMplVralasns lr.ui ctllti. di'slroils li a.Tiir.! 8uheUuls
.r rprr.itatlvei, A avmaat ol' ejto ba madii at
II l.uiaul tii.D. atlon.AlKi a sjwfr . iilt.iriir In tse mvin
IV. r il..i-ii luiuuty. nuuaiiiucca nimuovu iu iuo wuu
V.i.ran. aad allcna d'.lrlnf In anlist iv a.ibsiltitiaa
IUailv to ibr Csimmlltri'.wt.u will tiav ttiein iiiusUvrod
.i I... iK..v r.n salts'! thtiir nsn n.luitltR.
ll.kia ta Isuanly paid by the tlevvnuiieiit, thuy will
tr. r va rruiotaeOjnunitt.e'lIX III'MiKLII A N I) r 1 11 I
1miII.Ks) ID I ah, i n.layol niiislvr, nlihont dclurttun
ir tvuio.lMiuii vr kiifcrak. .So charge ol any Uud ia
Uiad.
Vaiaraiva art aapfclally wanted In Hi itrvlf, ami ia
ttm ririiliil un tha mssit a.rvaiiuiic..u onuiiiotis.
Ortla kuvira law 1 A. M. to i '. M.
UAnlKL HTKIVMKTZ.ttuirmaa.
J. I. I'LAKK HAKB,
JlllIN TIIUMl'HON
eU.Uf.NT H. I'KSItOSH,
1. ii. HOHKNUAHrKM, Trrasarar,
VsK Jss ilENUr c. LKA.8rlary.
1ST
700 CASH VAIl) 10 SUDST1TCTES,
Pnix11'aljs .sni'PLIV.D.
AtNvt.MO LIUHAHV hutwt above li'uunli at. JyjO-ut
av-rn DMAKNK9S AND BUNDNK.S3. J.
a -V J . u r. sa..uA ih.VM.uir. ..,ji
a rllsaaiia art malii-n th ahov.iiauMM uicmtM.-ra wtta
tk iMa.aat.uc.aaa. 'iMtiuwaaala fuuS the uiuH ralUM
assinM la iha d'r and ouunlrr .u ba wo ai hla otllosv,
a. .11 PI tli Urat. ArUAlaJ KytalnsaiMd wIUh.uI i.lu.
Na luviask a.ad lur aaasliva.KB. uuKa aoura IN e w
UA M-iJUyll. M. Si. Jii rii Ji-
FINANCIAL.
g 1 1 T I 11 A. IV t0 a.I H,
No. 10 8. THIRD STREET,
UANKKIIH AND 11UOKKUH.
"fsl, Stocks, Qiurtraui'.isrs.' Vouobtrt and CVekj.ana'
all OovaraaiMit BrcnrlilM Bought and ftui, fmhlt
S1
II C I A Li NOTICE
IIOLLI21tf-
or mi
Saill 7-30 U, S. Treasury Notes.
SEVEN-THBTY NOTES,
of inn tif.NOMisATtoNs) or
OOV AJN1 IOO'm,
CAN NSW BE CONVERTED IN
BONDS OF THE LOAN OF 1831,
f THH 8.1KB rE2MI NATION.
Fjt iDt niHJ(vo, afolf at Ita olflcs ot
JAT COOKE & 00s,
17 la! HANKERS,
Mo. Ill (-J. T11I1U Htroot.
G
O 1 If. J O Iu 1, O O t. O,
SILVER AM) BANK NOTES
WANTED.
DE HAVEN & B ROTHES,
No. HO 8. TttlltD BTHKRT.
N
uw i.oA.rv. rvi:w loan.
U. S. 10- HV
JAV COOKU A CO.,
OFFER rOR SALE THR
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
PEAKiwa fivk rr.n cent, intkhkht is coim,
redeemable anj time aner TKM VKAKH, at tha pleivaura
or tha UeTerument. and payable t'OKTY 1 E Alt 4 artar
date.
BOTH COUrOM AND KEOIHTKHKD BONO) ara
atned for Ihla Loan, of same denomination aa th 3-10 a.
The Intartst on )' and tl00a pavabi yoarlyioa al
other denominations, half yearly. Th 10-40 bonda ar
dated March 1,1m. Tha half-yearly Internet falltia due
fieptembar lit and March lit of each year i until lit Hep
tcciber, the accrued Intereat from 1st of March la roqulrtst
to be paid by parohaMra In coin or In lkiial acaaaHcr,
addintt titty par cent, ftvr premium, until farther noUo.
AI.LOTntK UOVUiMMKNT HliCUUI TINS BOUdllT
AMU HOLD.
JAY 000KE & 00.,
mhtt-tf Mo. lit 8. THIltD HTltKET.
I IS. WHIG II T Jtc C O..
No. 112 9. iniltD STREET,
OProaiTB Tnu kxoiiamih.
I)f alera In Oroninuat and Stat urllKi, Quarter-
naireiV C'tiKka and Voacliera, and C'erunontaa of lovtabt
adueaa. Ordrra for tha atirrfiaae and aale of Blucka and fana
promptly axeemed. rel-wfratf
JJEWEH Ss II A II M.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 0i 8. TniltD STItEKT.
Eiusai 1
SrKSlE, BANK NOTES, AND aOVEOK-
MENT SECURITIES.
Rtoaka Boncht and Bold oa Commliitoa. OoDetiou
promptly mad. ap3B-tr
gTOCKH AND Hi:CUlHTHiH
B0USUT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION,
PE HAVEN h BROTmiR,
Ko. AO fl. THIRD 8TRKKT.
fcS-tf
III1UK. HTEKH A J O.i
DANKUUH,
No. 30 . THIRD STREET,
rr axd aau.
GOLD, glLTKB, AMD OOVEHNMENT BaVCtJBITIB).
STOCKS
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMIH-HnS. Imhl4
c
H K H O N e O O.
UANKKH8,
No. 121 8. THIRD STIIKET,
FIIILAIjKU'HIA.
Ooernmcnt Becnrttlei of all Imum ParchaAe4 ao4 foff
Bale. BtocU, Bond, aud (iold Bought and 6M am Ooi-
uUsloa.
tST CHEAT ALLOWED ON DKP031TS
CoUectlooi Promptly Ma!. fci-tf
gEVENTH
NATIONAL BANK,
No. aio maiiki;t Hiniiur,
( COnS EI OF STBAWllEnST )
Capital $125,000.
To be Increased to $500,000.
DIRECTORS.
J1KSHY 0. MOBItia, of Morrla, TaakM fa., Piucal
Iroa Worka, Filth and Tatter st.
CHAIILE.1 8. CLOSE, ol Clo. 4 Naablt, Builder, No.
J.O. D-Jl H d atxeet.
JAMES K. FBEaTON, Mnnufauturer ol Woolen Oooda,
Manayunk.
t. A. WATERS, of J. A. Watera CO., nnoiwii
Crooera, No. V ataraei amec.
B. B. COVOULIS, Kcal Ellal. o. M. IIHrt.aU
atrflei.
Wll. t. CLYDE i Asenl l-nnad'a and acw lora i.resa
8. B. Co., N. 1 9. Delawar Av,
til.OnGE W. HILL, Vlauul'acturi-rolCarjseUin.'e.Ko.UsI
N. Third trcrt.
J. W. lOVDEH. Wholeial Boot anil 81k, So. U
laarkel atrxi.
J. Z. DEHAVEJI, Importer al Wluaa, BraaJI, Soa.
3d aad X! S. Dulavrara Aveau.
Uila Baak fcavrlnf bees duly aothrlid to oiauaaenca
builne. ander th National iMmncy Aot, la aovsj pr-
pared to receive DKI'OHITH, make CoUtvitiuaa, aud traoa
actaUeneral BAMtiNU BLIMINESA.
Dlacoaut daya w TUtBUAY aud rm of eack
woeiu
J. Z. PK1IAVKN, Viaen.
Y B- HALIi OumUUp.
WW VOTJIl CXILLilimiEe
GET YOUB 00AL AT COST.
this rrimi'Ai ilajt of ciieafemsci coal
To Nut half tha market arlce, olftrM b tha
BROAD MOUNTAIN
MAMMOTH VEIN COAL COMPANY,
No. 121 3. THIRD STREET,
U mi.-sj.ssf"!1r tirsrrMs'ng to It roll, pcs'ily, aii1titamiia
ant rsvnsammnOon.
Tlia arrat wurVa at tha rvap.vnv. narTramnl, ch1
kill rsriinlx, am NF.Mtt.f OOMl'l.KTM), and rtl ettivrjr
all Ml AHMIiH HMt nssTi Oi toissr n', with ilia boat
kllJa of fOAl, AT THE fR ME COT, via. I
Two Heavy Tons on LWh Sliar Every Year
for Twenty-fire Yean
Tha prtraof each Ahare la the pnvant aorti't Is ai;-4,
pvyaol tuUf oo anrcr1tlloo anil tiatr oa Aiutust if J ant,
(and la tra nuxt two sartd It will b U anil $jg.
T'ie MAItaKT riiICK ol aliaavy to tin.)
of Oval la bow
1J 3
r.is rUIMK COiT PUll E ot the aae at prcont
raws (V171 it :
Formlmna, airparin, roraltj, and Knral
Mvsmr 1 iJ
Tranavorlatlon ornr bruocb railroad A
Transportattoa overtuain rallnsaa to l'lill-
aaipaia.
Traaiportatioa (Vvim dry"! to ard
art aipnja
t'artlni frOB yard la Hharaaolder'a housa..
Total 00 it or ernaa ton dt-tivrrod at uio houaa
In FhllKl.sipUla
:l In
10
ii
M
a-.w
Dlffi-rencv Vtwea market prlre and cost price, v79
Thla make, a aaving- ou twn totia fer eab ahare of
UIO,
HhouU tha market prloa be hinder, tha !ijwin!e
Ull vreater, and ahonld the market prlre t los.e.-, thru
aha eoet prka wih bo proporitonat'l- lower.
hut tbla la not all. Th (Vmiiany tia la very larir
Wurka, and INKAItAtHnill K COAL BKllI, KIVK
SULKS IN 1.KMITI1, will mine muoh more coal than ia
annually rmiulred for tha atocaholdnra. All tli anrplua
coal wui be aold at tbe railna market rate,, and ALL TUB
llttriT8 will be dietrlbated every an montlu aa C AMI
DIVIDK.NDH, among Ui Sliareliolderi from which It la
coafldently eipectisd tbey wlU rwlixaavory year from-40
to 6i per cant, on their Investments, aner tb Ural year, la
addition to the aavtrura on their et.
Th tWpany rsvaeeaaea KXt'LUHIVS Ml VI NO AUD
T1MBKU KKIlt rtlfbr a quarter of a century ('i.'. yvsr-ej
In one of lb tieat ana rlrbest oJ traCg a gcbuyUUI
ocuntv , onmprtslna the Mnmnaoth Vein, Uio black Hothr
rrtmros, Iianlel, and otker Veins. The ooal of the Mam
molbVelnla While Abi that ui lb other Velua partly
W lUta Aih, parti) 114 Ash.
Dili KOTO ItH.
WTI.IIAM 8CUMiU.K,rresldat.
HllllKKT T. K1M,
1IKSKT (M'HMIKLK
ALIIKItT n. JAKHKN,
WILLIAM KOKl, Hesretiry,
Fur further InlorDiall m. nnd for slmrca (at tl.' .VI. pay
able half ou etibecrlblug and hall on Auniut 'J, avst)
apply at tbe
orncE, NO 121 S. THIRD street,
OrrOSIlKTIIR lilltAKDIlANK.
Far IIK.AIHM) and vicinity, tho linn. JONF.ril 8.
HOVy.ll, Mawir ot llendlnif, lias accrpted tha Ajfcney Of
Uie 1'onipany, altar linvinK pwssMially vlslled and exam..
tned ihe mine and affairs of the Company. Tit cltione
ol Heading and vicinity WUI apply for Information aud
afaarea at the M.WOK H OM-'U K.llt Iteailln;!.
Tbe coat prk-e of a gmas ton of CJ at Kcadlnir, da
Uvered at the boua of a sharelioliler, la at present ralea
not over 4-s), while tho market price aiuouuu tumor
thau double tliat sum.
llKNltY HCHMdll.E,
jyllf-t TRHASintKlt.
"yANCJJ HTEWA11T
HOCK OIL O MPAN V.
Incorjiorated June 29, 18G4.
Cltpltul, lSKMK,tt).
611,100 H1IAKKR : (AA BltAKE I'AR.
flubrcrlptlon $1 rach tr.it re to oriinal siitwcilbern for
Mj.OtfO baret naj ablr tl cash down upon ftuttocrib.na.niHi
Iwootht-r Imtulmenti oi tl eitch, pay able o the tOth Jtilr I
axd 2ft(h Augtint, lMr4, reipeotlvuljr.
T K N THOUSAND SHAKES
Uehcrved for Ilcneflt of the Cvmpatiy.
The land pnrchuped hy the Vance Rtowart Rrk Oil
(ouipan; roiitaltn one huncrwd and tlilrty-on aornn, iu
tan Tatv tore ut Ibe oil rt'uiu, ono thouantl tttrue bun
dled and iti fiPt oa the AH' i(hi D itmr, In t'raufwry
ntthiu. citiMiiiiinr a conniavrauui alliance iid n imta
id - tit ihe Low it Two Mile. Konemniiinly called Vaa
uren Kun, a counte oi ouu-i ijow r rauaun, u unxo
onnnty.pfiiniylvaina. Tfco AltaKhmy Itivnr Turrltory U
yieitiiii au abundant aud (tjuiauut barvoit 4 an ekool.
lent (jwailty of tjl), the naniMrwue welU bordering Ui banaa
prodaciui Oil with eTea ull ureater fetfiUacit Uiaa Ue
pne Biorif uu i aj .
It li bflmvod in lio of OO below theboronl of r rank -
Hn. in tha Allan lie nv river, will probably nvTer become
oaled.boctiueo tbe fttrauncauoa, or voicauro unrup-
IWj.. --I ncadl.'i In a eoutawttttwarUly dirocuon ; omie-
ui i.ti tha tMvii or uu wouiu im nearr tne arraoe at was
tipiajr nd, kiy of Oil Oreei.and wells would roi(ulra to be
uttu QM per ID un) niuu mwwuuiq w.v nrwi "iwn,
however, there would nceitartlj be the tuotit perm&fwnt,
and a much greater up ply and lupcrlnoutnoeut body or
k pe f ll. It ! ci ruin Ct tonrosof well tho river.
In the Immediate vb tuhy oi UiU land, have .auuuad pro
file diirikK me i mt mo or tour yean au unwaveruu
nd aiaad dally yi d of 'Ml.
A iiancv at tne nrip wm ariunoiiniM 101 iki mw ins
nw.r Two Mile Uua aud Oil t'rta are on the same
dUnirtrlcaily irntKt'l linn, and ouiy distant, on a con
tinuation ut th f.icnuai land g ry$ tMtween the rantre
of bills. iTi'in eah othi.r about tbr.e vtH apart in pre
usi in f-MiuM dir(K-tiii. it would, therefore not oe ex
traordinary. If by in Tina wells on this tract a iu (A cleat
O-pin ol iMiliatps emnt eajiurwii svna iiryy iroi, mi um
mrany wstis uisy iwu ni inois oi uu na in
thlr applls of hundrfds f bunvls or ou daiiy, and
enusnious profits would Uim be Ut Ibrtnnale rasult to
U Abai-boiatrs oi utu ooruvanr.
Ou this psrtrt-ular tract of land Ihera haa heei let oa
lraiia for twenty ar. a well puminna a fattr portiosi
ot titd Oil, aitbouMh Its depth ot bunt Is considered quit
trisumcient to instue a larau now: rmv per vein, vi m
Oil at this wU luoaih ai reenrt-4 aa a royalty to lio
for hk r wr er of the land and will at once la urn to the
lit t f the t ompnnT. inereare suo two otner wfue
hureoaAtw hnndrjdut depth,but not vettabed.but In
dtcanmsHisi ratajftiowoi Oil. a brrJaUy :an k.4jaxrUiy
rooin-i eot oi ii em, aoa no doiioi sems vo exsw ia
they will rn-tri prr high if reiniine'atliiif welts when ihttixM
a rabonabie dVpth. Aau her wuil la aalT bored, and
irr'nii a at)fa lorr
hsmpit s of oil pnxured from the wHIs ran he seen at
the otliceof tbe Coin puny, Nn. VIJ n'-VLNVT rtUe-H
The ff Ol thu TaitlavDie Oil isno. ooiDiinains nun
drvd and thirty -one acrei, Inoia Hub Uie royslty oi Any
per eent. of oil rT ths leaied well, not pumymtf, and iba
entire rtnl.l of tbe three Weill partially devoid. H
ourcbarbd i? the tMtvpany mec itoqi uwnar, nr ui
iuodtralu price ot l.tT.t.w, with a ..riuMO! lo Ana order.
a smiK houke, o ; ale pauses ol ttaiber.
I nd taiu ol BloCft Will pay Cin ior uaaj miikj um a -in. can -a
Wave the sum of ll.VO cash worslnv capital on band.
with whun to com iik-1 the three oid we:s. ana sua w
bore two new wells, with five steam eibfiuae, o..
to be in ruunlnf otder within a few raonUv; Hrraaai
aientswlllbe rnnde to acorupllfin inae ohUvts wlUiov
dUy. jrosubeonptis.ua wbl ba acaepted luf Uiaa
Urty shares. , Al, , K.
I M Till .II UI a ITM'fS MS IV'V " I . v'".!..." . '
Uahr bare and alHsliirt are Dolia-li.aa Tb ml ira.le U
vai la It. lnftincv. and the ileroaad cs.nauntlr IDereasiaa.
Ita prtt a la now U per barrel al lb well a awutb, exoiu-
.". i.f lis. r 1
Lara, wel a will douDliea. oa iiruea M we ap!n ni m
kt uulu rea. k the third an.U..ne IK' a vs ells nav
tsren bored her euf. I U Ike d. lm ualj ir aboat ts leot
in this vtaimiv. it ia Druuoeeil lo bure .wiur weiie .sa
tbla prt..erty dnrtug tbe pre. ml v.ar. Tbvr la risvia nvr
one hundreJ wrlla. A perfrel title, elrar uf all lucuia-
braava la ondallr aaaurea ve ti.a weuspany.
LUta ofiubicrlptioa ar low op until Ike Vi.OCD iXarea
are aub.cribtd, payable II per abare, to the order of .VWer
luanJAilKS M. ('AHBS,theTtiirr of th Company,
Vo. 4i WALNUT Bit. cl. or at N. Vii WALNUT Street,
ot al tlsa vitlc of tie Company, K. .'U WALMtT
Blreet.
Tbe publU- are lu.Utd lo call O a pro-p-'lua. Jj Vtf
T)AINTX1N4UU I'JavIN'riiNCill
Ko. 47 S. THIED BTEHET,
Ab4)VK fUX-SMUT,
MUladelikU.
FA11Y A lIHOTlIKlli
nOVHK, eiOB, A0 CKNAUiIAL PAJSllltsV
Orarntef, OlaaVaa, OlMinf OA Utaaa, Knayomlntag, Paaafl
Vairssiealoi.tkM. aoMnl
DMUHD A. SOUSEB A OO,
COVIMIHSION MKllCHANTa,
ANB EUir AM STIAMWUT AOLNTS,
POCK BT11KKT VVIIAHP,
tuioiiLJLrau.
arw a. aoraaa.
aaiaia.iu t..rv,
l.hTkl .
rial-Han I. Kruaa.
laAal
T)T.M0VAli. THOMAS M. TLOWMAK,
JV Canveats ana IrolHls, Ha rsnse M aassa awl
n.. i si... w, ,imm si. all 1. I tu HraaL. aeV.
). llilli the oU I'oet CAIft tlallliu. lla.llMf llsue
twiaiie tor em In ea the keataea eauaaii ! ke sm
111 nsiit a dial ia(L.wul.lUiUsa, al
o
AUCTION SAltS.
A u n i o
BALK O'' O'O.'viKhil.Nl D
HsnM.
W DaeajmrraT,
OArai.ar BoaaAff,
Oryn-r cirCuihe si. s..i,i . ,
. . Wsii,s,.t..s. IV. f , Jul) 1. l-4.
WirheaeMal pnhUr aiicimn. lo Iba bUllloal bidder, l
the t'm.s and alsn a nsmi tl..w
IJ 'HAM in. l a .TIM Rslur, jntr 1. 1W-4.
Ai riNiNA.raTm mnw, Aumet i.
tvtl I I VMHI'f'PT, I'a., 1 III RsiiAV. An.ii-t II, W.
TWO UlMiKKIJ CVAl) CAtALKV HOIHI.i at ao
ptH-e.
t brse Hi-Tse. bave I en rondeuiaid aa unlit Hvr th
cavalry isrvl. of live ann.v.
I or reaO and tarui nrpoaai many good bargain amy b
na.l
HIST"' sold singly
Teruu C'aal., In l'nlo,"ltleriirren.-y.
.I.VMIJI A. r.Ktl,
l.lcutcuant-Cotor.sd and Clilef vnanprmssinr
fai Cavalry ltn-aa
PROPOSALS.
A
n k r v r r i, I p. s .
2iV. liHllAlM Ala JfMMT 1 iiRK,
.Ifl y I), IMU
"lfd Ptvir-Mli w!U h tfyTr4 Rt IMi l iUutvt.
Twpiu fi'rlf- k 4 , in TIK'VtlMV, th '.th tnttunt.for
tarn hinjr t r ntrvM, ml lav I of Arru OM'uiif
mjv Kii-tnvi. tu t-Mi Ot
hnli lrnWfr,
laWTM-l ItrftWfiTl.
li 'tpttiti T 1 1 1 n1 Flirt,
l't' llnl Trnl Fit",
lhltr rehU.drr iMsck,
ftlni ltW I'ftrxM , ,ta; tt,t
jHit yi-n m h'rh cftn h v At tlt't rfT .
ItiiliW wll, suiioui wild ih'-ir r (ofti. rvtmitl4 of III
ni,-Ki i;trb tJit-v -atrx. Xr A' U. of o thmvr!Ul
(f which thf witii if . ui 1. If ittf'4uf
I- Iftnncl Ir n una rit m on M( 04 Ut ma
terial nhaKiid t iuhml'taxl.
Hidfl-TH wlU t ir ifie ii nntl' V.'.ry wlih to TUrtilaih, h
ifiit)l tlma in hich U rin miK i1-llv',icai, ,! oow
r o thjj cmn rpmpltM u m fWir of li Uif W1 f"f-
U hiitn nm-vt ! rs-.rnfrnivl by m prir nuWHrnw,
lViff1 hy tvo irivfn'1:.l wll-, tting l"fth tlinl if m
ro-.int U uwnnltsd t tti I'urt 9 iiinir 1 ltirr !, hf. WUI
ar orcf ire UiP ktiu-, ftod giv toutll tvT 111 I alt Ul Hi
I lie CbmihI !4taffi ro4orri t!. iHiil.t li rri-( nr p.trt
ftr 1 1 v holr tii OKU hi MAy he deuie4 tur itio inter eat
ot tt uptvk e.
I'rfKitiHit ulioiiif. I tntlTv,,rrrajN f'-r ftirniehlag"
(bm usert th ftit 1 buirri avrvd i IrMif l t
UfUUDkul' ohhiH l II VIST,
jy?0 't I'T ) Mr. ei , f . . K
f r i c E
ARMY C LOT II I NO AND
page.
Pii" Mf rut.. JmIt
Rfjc.1 frrtpMli w(! he rr?lva.d t Wi utt.i' tuitl)
Ui S tiujlKtlt Arnt iml the Mltrin nrWlre, rl
8r.j fine Kritrv, rmw lmCrii, or ti-4 wide, (0 be)
ttHrtf fiom mir wwl. mid free iruu abHM
llut UnneH Hark ('net.
Hi. tTftO.. lllirn. puMitfrl.
It i Anil rt., vulrftiuii U Bi Ster nr O ttU rrolift, H r
UlfttliUr.
UllallU J,
nn I
T n Mwpd br hml mflhnen, bat T nf
IDaV-hliitvy, o be OuUlMelta, wlUtOtH
VfJtli.
Irum, ftrtllltrr V end full si
i iennrni H'HpUt t Uk.
C mutny .rlr IWhiHb
Ct witin"y IfiKTipite Hoki.
Kt'iri mental 1 : ru) OrJcf Unoki.
Hi KtmenUl Ortr ltotKn.
Hrl.ftile. I'UUlon. Had H' r.d U;irt 3r Tokr :
KrittAdc Ilit re rcceheU.
UrUfuMf l.'tt,r.
)tiia:(lt)rdr.
AU Ue aboo trticloj U h of anaj ite.iriarJ.
AI.KO,
lilndnoy I.lalnin; nAmple riulrpd.
Army Btitnilaid ftMiiiplei of each cf th a-v-wo artlele
can l e if ft at Uilt oillct , to which detlvutiek luuat ttrirUy
liltilormnntritate In their pronogRlt prlc. fwhlfh
mu.ti be Klven In wTiilng. ai well a In tlsr, aud aleo
ihe inantitv and (iwrj o' drhrrrv
K.ttihMdmuHt Ni fruaraiiiefil by two roponHlMi PT
nniiK, whoMt ttlutiatiirra niiiHt tn)pnn1i d t trie miaraii
tee, and crtnlml tu as bolntt itkhI and utltcinnl aecuruy
. n the riniuiint Invoivtd. by eoiue public luucUouary 9t IU
I Tilted Hiatoe.
BidBt n)ni defhultiancontrartnm, and thoee th .t do not
f uily cotnytv trih ttit tvyutremtnt of thie advorllueut,
uH not be c(nttttrtt
Ifltiiik toriuti iir irpiHa)fi. emhrarlnff tha tcmit of tne
g .nrnnu riqtilriHi rn otti h Md. onn bo had on iipM'of
ai thtt ofllt-f. and nonn oihem, which d- not amhia: thU
Ktuirantcaji. will be riniidt roil ; tinr will any n( txal bo
conariftercd winch drB uot strictly coDioftu tu the rejuire-zn'-riift
then In eta d.
Hhi-. niiift ho endofifd l'rifnials f rAitny fluppilei,"
maitng Uio article bid lur.
Jy0 Asslitant QuArtermAMUT lrivfil,U H. K.
HOUHliSe.
ATLANTIC O HIT Y.
JOHN SMIOK,
raonuETon.
This favorite hmite, which li most dr1l,hlfully eltuated,
n?ar tl: bench, hat been newly irpapvrcd, ropalated, awl
tfiortmnhly rceneralod, and U now open (br the reeptlon
of fiiH.t. ofTcrlns tlio com fori of a borne, combuiod with
at) the lusurlPi of (ho aeasou.
Tcrnia moderate. J)!!
fONOKKSaS IIAIX, ATLANTIC CITY.
V I would reipwttulljr Intorni my frlrndi and tU
public, tiiat I have HKam take j OnukTONt llail, UUi betiitt
tlio third yrar. Hint liav- nmdo 'vury prcpatratlvxi lor t lis
iirn)turi.im i bamiw wlih tsp'-lnc boJn, .to., At-., and
Will nccoiuinixlHie hutr luimirru gtunta. You win nnd no
bfttir placL-tlian C'oiitfrttHi lliill. Ills tho nt-arott t tne
(M cun oi aii v of the Ihtk' mUNiH at Atlantic t:ii v.b.'ln bat
out) hi i nd red nrtl iVuui the bfrtcli, lliu produtlna It if If
an ad vim tntt? to tho pubPc. 'Ihere ciiniit be any butter
bati lnK than a' Atiiiiulc thl" eiiminor. ThtiNand oar that
Han Midi h K'Ct t'titwbuck lattt Moaiinn ban al. btMsil nwopt
ay by tbe nij-'ti tl ca of last winter, lnrniiiMj It fit tbe
bf.it battling Miir T on the Atlmitit ntu bMrd.
'I hi re In an excel U lit Kai il ol Mimic oiiKUK'da
AMnched a Mpk-ndid Kllliard Uuom.
tel.t-U . W. IIINKI.I..
JNL.1l! T IIOUHU,
A'll.Arvl lltj UU I,
KKW JKBRSY.
00. T. Cil-OrsTIV, Iroprleto.
(Lons and favorably known a proprietor of OTSTKB
BAY, Hl.vril und CIIIUIHUT tfcraeta.)
Partloa accommodated with Boata, Pleh'.oa: IJaua,Ao., Ao,
Cara rua to tli aouae every twenty nuauua, ps-u
I?XCnANOK HOTEL, ATLAUTI0 CITY.
J Tb aubacrtber, araterul for past Ikrora, tender
Uianka to hla patrona and the publlo tor the Kennrona eua
tom KlT.n him, and bee-a leave to aay that he la now open
ror the araaon, ana reeay to receive ooaraere, pennenoni
anil transient, on the moat moitera'.e lerma. Tne liar will
alwaya be supplied with the choicest wtnaa. ll'iuora, and
clKkra, anu superior oiu aio. aue uvoieewu. v ae. wiw
tbe best the market alforda.
riahing unea and taenia aiwajr on naaoi.
Htable room on Uie preml.oa.
All ihe comfort ol a Imhu. can alwaya he found at th
Kirhange. UkXIUUII U.VYUAY,
jeH U ! rvprunur.
c
U L U H II I A II O U H 3.
ATLANTIC CITY,
SBW JBR8ET.
SITUATB ON KENTUCKY AVEXUK,
Ol'POHITE TUB SURF II0U8e.
EDWARD DOYIiK. Prorri.ty.
Tenna to anlt the tlma. )e-tf
THE AIJIAMBRA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
la now oiien for vl.ltora. Tb rirnmi and talilo ar
unsnrpajacdli. any on ihe Island. Tornta m'siuraie.
Jeuu-lai IlUUOHg A VOUNli, iYoprlelor.
(JB A -BATHING 8BA.DATHI.no.
RATIONAL HALL,
CATO 1SLA.NU. CAI B MAT, B. 1.
Chndren uudur VJ .ara of ail and rvanta aolf priae.
Hti psrtor aorouimodatloa. and amplo rnom
toil TVYO III 'NUHr.ll I'KKHONi.
)eM-2a A A HON UAuBJ'riao.st. rToprtetir.
fJONWAY'S
0Y8TEB BAY SALOON.
, CORXEK OP
SECOND AND CHESNUT STREET8,
JjW lm
rniLADELrau.
nULKANH IIOUHU,
No. 531 CHESNUT STRIiKT,
rniLADCLruz.i.
This Honsa la kfDton the Koropefui Plan; tha Rooi
aracueiilut and w; ll veiUiltUfd. Ihe licslauraiit oiivre
all n.Mjrksyi Lb euMOii.
Ju. ftTEPPAt'UKB. Proprietor.
II
K Ml Y H I JI O N Hi
VMTKD STATES NATIOXAI.
WAGON AND OOAOH WOUSS,
OiR. No. 521 NfcW MAIUCKT Btaava.
Aad ractury, corari of
tCOSD AND Cl atBMlLAMD MRTT, '
riULAJiUJlalA.
Al aa rrery itaJ of
a..i.s. suta. iihatp. wnriBi.BARHOwa),
aa4 IIKI'IUI ritl.KLK, iUe4ia Aj nijr . lUiesa, ealler,
. riaiKetev aurMe, Aua.aiaairamea,
JaT" lnrs i. iaU aueevdeO to. a4-T
TO SHIFCArTAlNS .VNDOWNKRS
St
TS.- uiiJ.rsiMil.sl !iavll leaae. lis KEN'MIN't-
...sjl-u. u i . ,.. h ...... hn .h.i.i, uij me
(Minus ..(the lv..a.tl.l he 4 rr'svssl w.ia i" " """J
f Uiura lo a,sr..anudat Uk.i h.i 1114 vasacla 1 ! ra1"""
er isrva-nJ, n.l b.li a Usal atiie.jaiein ' au4
" ik.r, ,J b,..' ailetiilrfl U v.ala ea-
ru.l..MM.ssnvs. , ua.hllst
ks sl v ...e.i lo rep, .ivls- sl J
.-veitentedtl' Patent
IWui-A llauiM ""flui VMMITT,
KruaMJiist'a Heme
fcv-U tf tiVar t.imsaiia taunsj ftUlt.
PnOPOSALSe
ITsrr araHTWa-pft,
rmmtnt Jelf W. (
nsfMialn few V HmrTr
RaNkiMi Prnansis to inrMtsh
iiernJ reer enoltur aluna M), it, wUi bt rwoe rnei at rMi
Hurrail of Htpsoi fciiNtnTmxt until 10 nitwfc or W- IM
ray of Arnnist next, at frMcn lima the Lolfia wiaT a
commotio S.
frnpneais wn st hr fnAorsad Prft'ea1e mf lwtrtal m$T
the Jfy." tbat tb) may be Hint Ins iii-t)J fWim tties
iHiftli.tMs Idtrre anU illnctel to Uie Ckiel of t&w Ban-mat
0 Ht- am nfrtnet-finff.
1 Ik- Datnals antl artlrtvsernhrBes)4ln thrlaSsimhaia4
ait ai Hfii'srly drc-.lH it tbe pr.wttt acbeeiiilnsp any eC
hK h will le nirnlvhaal lo suoh as dnifras lo eff, as--ttaeatwn
Ut lha commandant, of the rfrttvn ?, er
(unite Nary AtTntiieMiwttlii-ieti.and Utose of all tbe artttf
anon stllraUen to the Hurfaa.
TMs ilivfeion Into oimnf hfinffor th ewnvawnor
rl' aiers In ca h, orh riese amy will Fe Cnrnlif- as are
actually rp.trel Air bids. Trie Coram an rtant aarf atf
Asnt br auch staefon wilt n a'Mition to the aoi,eie er
lUjmrs of tht-lrown yaiels, tmm m yvi tna eoitie
o live othr yarr1i. tr tmamitMihrn otny, rrem waiolj mmf
i a mtliwi whuar it iJ be dcrrM to aitke aajulositaai
tor st y of the class of those vswrfs, All ocr thins;
lmM svMiSai, prrfficanca will be ptrau la nniciee ef Anal
can uisitofivcture.
m-rs mirn tnaae w tint wtiela rw the clasr t aaf
yar t Knoneot the artfttvl Mnaaule, 4it In atftet aosj.
If.rml') therewith, or Uiey will not oi osWrMT-i
aio4Wi8iion o the Hotmu, t U.e 'nsoaaatVe
an yard.aftvasty Aant.Uio tht-m of etsr.sfpt.
rantoe, 'l"'nnf UUormMion raepetiiif M
prfo.-ila, will Ire nintaiy). r w
TU onm raot will he ar u tha Vrrset aldiier fH
afTpinrr rntA' a. as ruind hr the H ot
Aiwuwt, lw, ttit Navy iaapanant tsairviac tM r4rhl
ny-Pt Ibe kwent Irid, tf iaMitl et.ort(uiit.
1 Viwl-ifli will oner date the ijy, nnttwialhMI If
jri in. emJ iluMivtriM rm he drratftAfjii rroea UiMtsUta.
Hun i !ee In tbe full amount win ae tiiAiree. ta swa ttej
fniiirrt. ant their raetafclbiUry irtifi t tya tnfc-!
Hiarr -Jstr1rt Judt.e, lnnV4 Btta I4siiet aiswtiar
C.fs7itr, oe Nav r Anf nt- As id l UnsJ setMirity, ea
ef t fwt'iia wUt b Wltliheht truin lS atmnutu or tsw aula '
unill thaofintrwet shall have Men coraiUeCAaj; aal mkif
ler cntim of each bill, aporoYtxl in triplicate hy the
(nxrilHvni of the repsctive yardi, w I ho paid by in mmy
rionta at tha points of delivery. In furels or cwtrvaejWs, a
ii.r ottilon ot tha lo enim nt, wlthic ten dsys afW-
warti.t tor the m thaU Hare bta ; 4sWMj by I hi) Uses I
tarj of the 'I raary.
1 he follow i nt are tha daises requlrex' ftt th ntfwwm
navy tarui
KJTTK4V Hf AlHRe
Class Vol. bailer Iron, Ao; Ha '2. tUg Itaii! Na l.bellaa?
renins t No 4, ffitm psv-kfiix ; li, soerm wtf Ne, lMfi
oil.aVc; No7,ardiU;NoH, metaUleoili NnV.ialtowaaA.
oap ; Vt 1", envinesnrs sterns ; Nv It, en sFfere to-MS Oay
17. mninntrw Instrumente ; No 14. wrotig nt ir plje, Wai
No l. tutei No v, ptfJ; No 17. tma nnllii.btt ts aaa
IMHU. No tf, rvtfipor: No l. Un, wfliNi-Tl, while tees.,
toil. lnc ta'nt-. No n.ooWred I'Sxaut Ni tW.e atMiierr
h a i , n rewotHi , Ho H, cotton waste, packlog Arv i hi .
enKtiafwsis Biuri.
t'lUFTJ-HTOWW, HAM.
Class Vol, tvtlf-r iron aatl nvets; N.. , p'Trrot l VdL
holUr ip it i n? ; No 4, ffum paainf, nihter hoe,i; tfea,
iMtm oil ; No 4, !Ivtet'tl ml and tiirpetitine; l' 7,larelUA
No a. iiittUic ull; Nol,tAlow and s-aw; "To lo, Meeawe
sioree j Ho II. enrfneen' tenls: No It, enarlne-ve' Nistrv
sentsi Nli, steam pnmpe; No II, wroutflit tree, pjwev
valves, Ac ; No U. tubas ; o lit, toel ; No IT, iron ntils
x.ltm, nuts. A-:, Nn H, oaiper: Vo 19, Un. sine, ftwjf IrefaV
whiielrad ; No tfi ,slajcHlnt ; No W. oitUared paJ.a,dLr7ara
A--; Nuti siMtioBayry ; tim , hkkory and ah punk. ani
baits; Nn-M. white pine: Na Xi, bamp aed Owttoa falrafc -Ac
i Vo Aa, eagUioers' stores. Ac
ItKOOkLTir, rT. T.
Class No 1,toMer Irou; NoJ.pin ironi Vo t. Vo(1-y ftkt
in i No 4 Run. pack in i, ruW-er hosa. Ate ; No a, spersa nel
No 6, Ui)MeNl oil, turntine, aironol, Ac; No 7, lard of ; We) 1
a.,iubiliuuir or nirtalllc oils; NeH.taikw and soapi ate lev
eiiRim-er sia : No 41, eimnvera" totjis; Moll, aa.fi-nt-eis
Instruments; No 13, Meaa pubiuk; Na 14, wrote a; .
tn pit ee, vaie, Aot No Ift.tubast Nol6,siee4t Ho if
lnn nails, tolls, nnt. Ac; NoiH, copper; No lW.eln.sfnCsw
lea.l.Ac; No 'J. white lead; No ii.itno paint) N rfi,
CMtforv-d paints, (libera. Ami No '3, stsUoneryi No H,trej
WoikV; Noji, hwfciary ana ah plank and butst Hi 1s
whl'epln: NY7.bia4jk'walnit4 andobfrryi NtjM.anaJ
hosatiy. white hollev ; No , lanUirns; No 0,lUninirt'
ho .il . ilj-tid.r-nH, pumps, Ar; NoSl.tour fliHicolba-e ..
Ar; No Sal. patwittd artlvlce; Na 'M cotton nod noena
asckluits, Ac . No 'nn'aer stora. , -
rillAhlCLIiHA.
Class No 1, holler Iron, Aw; Na , bwllet feMnf I Vo V ,
tram packing, rubber boss, Act Noft.spenn ull; No ft, ll-4t-d
oil and tuip'-nUiie; Nu7.lardoi; M f , tallow, kon J
Ar No l. engineeri store, No II, entrtneera' taott i NA '
li. enfrtneers' lin-trumeiMsi Na 14 wrouk'bt Iron plpa '
valves. Ar; No I.'., tubes; No IJ, ikI; No 17. Ir. natla
ha Utu, and nuts; Na Iff, copper; No 11, t'n.Ao; No!, wtUtej
lemA : No il, slue paint : No olee! tuilnu aal dryeret
o3. itailoniry; Nn ?t, tire wood; No 34 OottOB AM
ip paikULg,
Ac; No JA. enifln?ers' elerot, A.
W AfiWlnti TON. . .
Clsio No 1.
h..llaa ta..e A a. Mat nl lVla Wfa 1. fcaWtfW
iVJtuiR.Ao; No 4. gum paeklnii. ruW-er hw, Ac; nii
pernii oil ; No 6. lmsee.0 oil and turviiune; No 7, laM eH.
NoN.hfinbeTi N"f, fallow an4 soapt N 10. aoftnaera
sttaren; No II, eiieliHOr tmls : No r-f, enntneers laitra
Dvsrnu; Noli siaNmpumitst No 1-1, wronnt Imo fifa
vnlvea.Act Nol,tuies, No l, sttelj No 17. Iran nsila
holtn nut,Ao: No I-.aonper; No l, tin, load, and sinoi
No W, while lead; Nn -Jl, Finn paint; ao 7l, tMNorew
tai,driT,At'; No 'lit, stationary na . nrw wwi
U.oottr-n aad Lump uaofciua, Ac; No Jo, onxtneervv
atares. jyu-mek
1)U01O8At8 FOR MORTAR 8HKLL.
OKDMAHca Orrti-m, Wa DFPARTMaa-r, '
WA-innoToa, July H, lrti
"ealed rrnposali wtll be reotheal at this office naat
MiiMitV.lhutK day of Aninst, n4. ftw ft INOH Mn
TAR nil Kl I, .to ba dallveeed In tha fcUowlfl; qiianttllaa.
nt the tintter- naiutMl Arsennls, vis. :
At Uatertown Arsenal. Masnai husotts, WOO.
At W aiervb lt Aratuial, New nra, HKDOO.
Ai New York Arsenal, Governor s. Ilnnl, NewTMtaW
Al AllertMsw Amenal, rtttuhntw. VVfiW.
At H awiiinarion Arsenal, l J..WJ,
Thee nrotet-iues aie to I made of the kind of metal, an-
kisiHi'ted afer the rales iad dawn In the (rdaaao
alAimal; the tamlle sUenxth of the Iron to ba not seas Mum
14 wu pounds per S'luurr inch.
Itrswuiai oau ba eeen al any of the Unite tate
Arf anals.
The pioleettles are to he InsptvUeA at tha frtioilrr wnafa)
csit, mdiI are to he dt-It v tired at Uie aWKttaia free of ohnnas)
for tianaiporiaiion or baatllliiR.
HUtdura will state U rote at which they wtll Ae
Mver.
I allures to make didlvetii-s at a. sn-vittd tln3 wtll saW
Jet the rontiaa tr to a lurtVit.u-e ut the number ha assay
Iail to deliver at that time.
lU.Klirt will slate rxpPrHlv the Arsenal or Ajwwaln
vhepn thev prnKM- t deliver, and the number of pra
h ctlles they propose to drUvarsA each place If lW luoro
tloin one.
Nn M Is will be fmnMered from partti otliar tt.aa
raitiiar founiters or p'urittore ot works, who are known)
to Uiis IiepaitntfUt to be casJile ef eAevatlug tho wurti
u'tt0"ed tor.
Hhoiildant party nMstnair a centre H offer shell oth
tlian thttar cast in his own fh-.indry. they will ba rcjecte4
and tha contrari reudervd null and void.
Konn of bid ran be ntHjuuwd at the above namel
Arsiins. Proposals Dot saskie vut oa this tltrua will not be)
ra.nalii.-nrd.
UUAHAwTrB
The bidder w ill be retiulred to areomnanThls prapoeftloei
with a ituaraniee stgni A y two repoi)lo.e persons, naa
In case bis bid is a e pten. hrwh at oofa aaersjaa ao
ruairart ror tha same, with sexv, and sninrleat saretrea.
In a sura eipial to tne amoAiut of tne roatract, to deliver
Uie a 'tine proposeq, in roiimrutnv wnn ueorejia w utw
adxeTtlstrmeut ; anu Ui carta ha said bidder should fail te
enter into the rontrart, they lo make fo.d the dlfTerenee
b-iwifniheoJtVrof ssud btls'iaiHl tha neat responsible)
bidder. or the person to whom tbeeuutraA-t mvieawaraea.
The reftpttiiMhiniy tir the suaianturs am oeauowaDv
theoihrlnlrertlris-atenfUist'icrk of the nearest UutUlot
Ct-uit.or of Uie I'ntied hurtce tMsuiot Attoraay.
pond bi a sum aiual u the amount of the oontrant,
tKiicd b the rontraoior and oih of his ffMarat.tore, will
Iiensiutreiior tne succesaiiuotdtier or uiuueis upon am-
ii'K the contract.
We the anderluiH-i( nMidnnts if , to the eovnr
of .and Hf if of . hereby totnU and aovaraay
covenant with aa I nil m Hiatra, and suarsuwe. in ea-
thu IoiwmoIhk bid of be avceM-ed, that be Uiar
will at otic iv.ecut the ooniraot for the saute, wtta aooA
and suillcient sureilea. In a sum etual to the amount of
the contract, to fumiah the articlee iiroposvd In oooitornuts;
with tbe tirms of this advertisemaut daied July (, 14,
under v. hicb tha bid was snaale , and In oae the savd
shall tall lo enter into econira t ai alarasaid, we iruaraav
tee to wake KiMtd the dirtrrrnca oatweon the otfar of tha ,
-ld sua the next lutvesi repnslbla biilder.ot IAa
person to whuut the atantract may l avar ad.
Witness: u lm-t
Imt Al.
HkSL J
To this cuarant. amu.it bo a.'neiijfj the omoial eartU-
cates abovtt ineiitl ned.
Karh rty obtain In a eotitra',t will be oi.Mred to
iiur Into Ihuds. wiih approved sureties, for Ita tWtkful
en'ciition.
ltnt.li tbe award r-Hnrr marV. snc;anil bMdert wID e
ntlrlf-il and AirnUhcd w Ith frms of coatratt and bond.
The Imparl went rt-ere the rfuht to ro ect an of mM
bids If ilvt-uitd uiuatUtartory on any acrounl.
1'nHH.t.iiN win be atitreMMi u "nrttS'iier-'i-faTensi
fltNTtis l. ItamM-y.fMef oithdnar.ee, wu:iin.iia, l.
and v. ill U) udored "Fnauosals f r t-'m U M-t tar NheU.
ir,i'iiiir i. nupti,
Jylt uwfi"t Rr1(sdlo-Utarai. i lii(i un:aaLKw
JVlM8TI4t'K Or ILK, l.Mll'.U MAIM
O Aruiy, Ivo.'.'uBOl.'lll Mrvel. .... .JA
liALiieoiiK. aiti.,rfiiiT in.a"
Praled Prnrvfuaje,. in if r.r.. , 'tf, WlU Uo received ai UUas,
Otlkc uiit l I.' .4.. "ll MIINKW, Au.ust I, lol. I. fur-
nLsMn the I'nlteil Btatca Bui.si.iouc iiuviui ,
llh
nil II tiioi hvnd m 11CAH vr mi.r iw
1IJ5 uu Uu- !.!. Oi llvi'risl at the Mt ,ti-i'atile 9o ilea, at
Btittlituiii', Md., In lots or llissi) unr niousaiva easa es t tj
(It I un ua; to bf ei,l.ru vslii.liloue uuu a 0.411 ua . alter
arrival, at the 4xire if llie isiiitrttrlor, Tlirs mult.
erai-e alwut (taiv) ll.inern piinuri-ii pivunaa gr".
wciutil; ail laiiliu aluirt i.l illl)u)oiie Hi. usan.l p Hind,
itis av vtei .lii, Hull., Htas, o.cd, i'ura, llellara, aasl
lt..nuv.s l ain will or n,ci.n.
A il. iliirt inn .r It'll 1 lm piui ni, wm is mane ironi mm ,
woiihvi.f u.-ti Kiiir ars'.pi.a uiUi-r this iLomrvu. rrv-
vlilisl U.e ttlilD al ilosss Qui slftllO in the pens Is, o anu t-De-
IihIi lurs tieirrr b In vsoiiLhi'it. or ia aot wclunea iuiaar -
illati'ly tiller ri iuiivAl mini the cars.
lilullk tonus l.r pr. posaia can urn na.i vn stsu-w
tlon nt thla orMie, eiUitr lu ixr.ou, ojr mansssr u4
ti"Pn- ' .v. .......
1 110 ibnvernmem v. iu ri.ui we ,1.... , wc.i.r.B wv
rrv isnuciil .K-jarate, If Ha appearance Indlaalca leea
weiitlit ttan Uie uilniiiiam Dieinionca mwtvi sue
pena l WLieuiii vviU be uaiU by U.e party err ml la ju4;
aieut. Kas.h Mil, to aecure oonalderatlnn, ovaat eootalA a
writ leu giuuunio ut' twu ruauauaOiM uerjwu, a iue-
10 V," , of t Cormty of , State of , do hereoy
fnuranteetliat ia (r arc) ahle to fulttl a eootra..! a.
asniriluiuc with the terms of hi. (or loelr) prtsutsutioa.
and khiiuli hla (ur Uietr) propoalUun le asiceplrst, he (o
they) V.U1 at oni'o i-nu-r Into a contract in accnisnnav
tliiTivllli, anu we axe prat.arvu 10 iswu s. uu
-4.I0A
clo..'.! wHh Uie 1.10. .
IllOsli ra must oe rteeen, to rosuons.
pr.-i.ar.-d u. niv boad. aud iia tue uurt teturle.--
the iovernment reaerv. t Kaelf a right W lJot aajy
or Ul bid. l unsUlir-'il iiar.saiiioi . fc
Vaimenu to be aiade aller eas'A dfUvery In aoiA IUneV
M aiavliontuslvdilf as.ua a tvaiid. lo b aiau a auoex.
"."V.t.'m-Mt be enoVvrMd dUUnctly -PRDP08AWI
POBKKKOrALK,' ud.iar-d Ul "Ceflau.,. U.
Elli c. .. Baitmore. lUrylaiiil.'
Ilaiial la a th nam of a arm, their MRva and thei-
pnai uiKiie asloreaa nuat ajoai, or luey i, na m 1
tech pen on or every roemtvar of a rtrm IVVrla' a arsv
uai biu.1 aocsju.pany la with an oalli of all- alauc U u
iriiuil Usi.-s Uuisruueal, It he haa uot aJro.nl ttlediavwas
alihla uric. , ....
All Ji l eomphMi $lri.1ly UUA lAa lerau Au ast
ral aflfficaM Kill tl svCCMlls
H. otl.-iia..
and ti. U. d. A.
hla-lat
Captaia .
V OH laT-4sala-aV-F
f aua. Head I)r e. . .aira,a,ls.
wa a la x, "
PflllVliSW 1 -
a
..... t 1 '
at' IHK 11's.il UDU stinicicl.l minus 11 lis lu-n.uiaiu.
Tin' rcspuiislblllty ol' the riarantor niual be saf
theolllilalcertliU'tttco Ihe t'lerk ol Un nceje.1 is
Court, or of the I LlleJdlulu UuUict Attorua-t. to a 1
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