TITE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PMLADELmiA. TUESDAY; AUGUST 2, 1801.
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THI HKPTINM OF THE I.f:aIL4Tl RK.
aVMDTHC Ml I.I Til LAW.
Th ftrk session of the Inlxlsturfl, cnllr!
by the) Governor, has but ono work to du the
- 6acJtt of ft. law nndur which the SUl
mllttia may be quickly and efflclnntly or'an
' Ir. Why this was Dot done last winter It In
! now too lata to Inquire ; but the defective
Cbarftcter of the bill thoo prepared and
' pasoed, proTM most conclusively that the un
aided Intelligence of civilians Is not equal to
.theUftk of drafting a law which shall on
UroJy meet the object sought to be attained
. in this partic-tar matter.
What Governor CrBTis or the Legislature,
or both, failed to do nearly year ago, they
' solti do now to wit, call togntber at Ear
rltfUirf a sufficient number of gentleman of
approved Uiatt knowledge and czperlnnrn,
; to conifer and co-operate with the members o
the General Assembly and the Executive,
frith respect to the beet possible mode of re-
: orfaalxiDff the militia, so as to render it at all
times, and ' particularly upon any sudden
eergecy, available for the public defense.
This Is what sorely needed this is what
'U orgeaUy demanded by the extremely
Critical condition of the times. And that this
xlgeucy shall be surely and ftatlsftctorily
net; that no further mistaken shall be made,
but each legislation be had as will be as nearly
perlbct .as may be, and require no future
. amefldment In any material roapect, the coun-
M of Judicious military men Is an indiapen
able condition.
The present law is admitted , to bo full of
taulto M full, Indeed, that ft seem to have
been impraotIcble,tO put It In operation. This
faot was dlacwCred and declared by several
of oar eHixeas who have been long connected
rtth oar volunteer military organizations;
Mil It it' evident that had they, or persons
li&O them, been previously oonulted
opoa this subject, we should have
had at the beginning of this year a
eostble, working militia law, under
"which our people owing military duty might
have been enrolled, embodied Into companies,
regiments, and brigades, properly drilled and
flkclpllned, and such portions of the force
kept constantly In the field as wonld have been
adequate 4 the defense of tho .State against
Invasion.
i Tho present law, moreover, Is egreglously
JlCuse In Its provisions, and encumbered with
mass of verbiage which rondcrs it almost
Incomprehensible.
There Is no reason why a sound, practical
mtlltla bill should not be both brief in lis
article and explicit la expression. Aided
by tho advice of experienced military gen
ktanea, wboknow what is really needed, what
la essential, and what Is indifferent and super
duons, the Legislature will be able to I rams
a law which shall embrace In a condensed
form ail that tho rasa positively requires, be
easily put la practice, and completely satis
fcctoryln operation.
CA.nni.iNn i9i aroi'us.
With loud, and vbrtuoua Indignation the
whole press of our city will record the break
togmpof a card gambling saloon. But cUmq
by the press, right under its nose, U a gam
bling boll, where In broad day, and every day,
publicly and before all men, more money is
gambled away In one hour than all the card
gamblers ha the city win and lose in a month t
Bat this game of hazard la protected from do
nuncUUon 'because the shield of fitshlon Is
over it. 'Gentry of cloth patronise it, mem
bers of the Church, and gentlemen o( tho press
aioo. To be sore, the gamete played differently
from that of cards in some repec t, but it re
sembles it In others. The player of both uses
stratagem V exhaust the trumps, t hereby to
glvo a-traotdinary value to other suits. Tho
betting Is essentially the unit in lioth, though
the fcrmulary diners.
It Is stock-garabllug of which vie speak.
The stock speculator substantially bets every
day that for instance, Kuadlng Itallroud stock
wl'V ( month hence, sell for a dollar a
hare less than its price to-day. lie then
resort to all manner of schemes to depress
the market for thht partictilur stock, byre
porting, for instance, l.iat the di Mend will
be etueli; that the concern is not making
Bronte: that order? came by the steamer
to soil oat large lot of stock owned In Lon
Ami, ;, If by this nieani, or etljerwiic, Hie
prico should be a dollar a share les at the
end of the" month, his fellow-gnnbler loses and
pays, the bet. The winner iu this ease is called
V ltoar," because it Is his Interest to pull
down sUhAji. The other la called a "Bull,"
because he irihe to rush them up.
The WxX'vj operandi L In this wis, v'u.:
Kr, Uoar.when Keuding stock sells at
per snare, offers to sell to Mr. Hull one thou
sand shares, deliverable a month hence at $07.
The market price happens at the end of the
month to be $C0. Then Mr. Bear sends his
check over to Mr. Bull for the "difference,"
faCOO. It Is not often that any stock passes
between them, actually, unless It serves the
purpose of the party who delivers it further
to depress the market. The thing Is nothing
more nor less than gambling bet game of
hazard.
Kor is It a whit less demoralizing than the
faro table. It Is even more vicious in its con
(anenees, because while the latter la under
Check, and continually presents itself to the
playvc as contraband of law and conventional
approval the former has the allurement of
fashion and of Indus trial occupation. The law
doe indeed pronounce such gambling debts
irrecoverable. Buttha amounts to nothing
In practice.
If we were to say what wmuMaity of men
arm the most unhappy, we she Tvr
the miserable Esquimaux, and pruawuu the
irtook -gambler the most utterly bm, 0j
God, With trembling nerves, with palpitation
keert nnd throbbing brain, he Hinge himself
spoa hi uneasy conch, te dream of the devil
im the etook. Be wake unre freshed and
frtft Uif l U coopUBMBte f Lis wiAi and
' Im in k imof Ineree" th f 'lnnlntloi of Tirr
V lilaAr,a-iMlllltllB " I"""" at ea
H hrmr an'r eertt that adverlemenl. amr
' "eWe., li busline, u near.
I thi all of oar edition.
his children's Innocent prattle. lie holts his
momlne meal with a newspaper before his
lace, and his bloodshot eye on the stock list.
Then he barries to me gambling haunts, ana
puts bis soul In peril of the dice again till
Vnanjrs hour closes; and with spirit either
over-stimulated by the fitful success of the
day, or sadly subdued by revprso, be hls
homeward his body to his family, his soul to
the calculation of chances I
What a way to spend the frhort life vouch
safed to nsl What a mood of mind for a father
to do his duty to his children I What a hard
ened heart to present to tho sweet partner of
his homo, whom he has sworn to cherish and
to trrat with loving kindness!
We know that the stork-gambler often bar
gains with himself to quit when he makes
enough, and then to go Into enjoyment. Hut
be deceives himself if he counts upon jumping
from a life of anxiety Into sudden happiness.
The man whose way of life has for yesrs been
a round of jolnt-etiffrnlng toll will find him
self Incapable of presently whirling In the
waltz, and gliding down tho ball-room In the
graceful dance.
The taste for pleasure requires to be culti
vated, or it Is soon lost ; and of all men, those
whose hearts and souls have been for years
racked by the fever for stock-gambling are
the most hopelessly and forever dulled and
deadened to pleasurable refinements.
We ask of our friends for this suhent ear
nest consideration. Of mothers and wives
we ask Influence to keep their sons and hus
bands from the first step to the stock -gaming
table. Of all good citizen we ask efforts for
legislative enactments to put a stop to an
evil wblch, for demoralizing effect, Is not sur
passed by any upon the statu te-booka. We
ask of the stock-gamblers themselves to look
candidly at their calling, and say, honestly,
If we do not call it by its right name, and
describe Its moral effect In faithful language 1
If they take our counsel they will be brttor
men.
iu a n i t. ei cai io.
Let us Inquire how far those who have
entered upon the life of a merchant have edu
cated themselves for their calling, and fitted
themselves for the work they are expected to
perforin. Would that the truth were mora
agreeable to state than we find it to be in this
vase I Generally speaking, merchants have
not that large cultivation we should expect
them to possess, or that fund of Information
which a profession comprehending Interests
so extensive ought to imply. The theory of
the Pennsylvania Dutchman seems to be too
widely adopted. The "old Berks" style of
education, extending as far as calculations of
compound Interest, and Including the mys
teries of addition, subtraction, and multiplica
tion, is too much in vogue.
Few of our merchants feel competent to
take an active part in public affairs; and
they therefore hold back, leaving the field to
lawyers and others of more liberal education,
even when there are matters at stake in which
mercantile Interests are deeply involved, now
often have we been compelled to regret the
absence of business men from meetings con
vened to discuss affairs relating to the trade
of the city, or suffered chagrin at seeing the
management of such conventions left to those
who cannot be expected to feel as deep an
Interest In the subject as the mercantile class,
who keep aloof t There can be but one caunu
for the backwardness so frequently and so
painfully displayed the want of that kind of
education that will give the merchant a full
conception of his Importance in society aud
his Influence upon the destinies of mankind.
The establishment of libraries in our princi
pal mailtlme cities, and the devotion ot some
degree of attention to literary pursuits, have
served rather to make the commercial class In
thin country conscious of its defects than to
sup ly the deficiency. The usual course of
lectures during tho winter season Is not of
much avail, for the reason that the themes are
not chosen with an adaptation to the audience
and there is an absence of solid fact, for which,
to the practical man, no trope, or flgitro, or
rounded period can compensate.
The llbiary proper, however, furnishes the
leisure hours of the merchant with the means
of widening bis range of information of rising
above the balance-sheet of the counting-house
to look abroad on the great world, and the
wondrous march of events the distant lands
with which he has traded without any positive
knowledge of their products, political systems,
grai'e of civilization, or anything ele that
bear uion the commercial pursuits In which
he bus engaged, save the simple idea of a cheap
purchase and a dear sale to study the pro
bable effect and tendency of treaties, and
other measures of national policy to reach
down to the fundamental principles that un
derlie tho trauic between various countries of
the glol to note the changes worked by
Improvement in the facllitief of transportation,
and the exploration of new routts und new
fields of enterprise.
These objects can be attained throujrli the
tnreful use of a well-wlectrd library. Bnt
Something will still be winning to give the
merchant his due influence uniou his f ilow
laeu. Even the most extensive fund of com
nieiola I intelligence, and the most woudertid
leaeh of sagacity, will be but ns gold In the
ore tlint Is mm r mined, if the pressor hi
not a skilnd command of the means through
ulilch to import his reooarees. ITe must be
Competent to speak or write, a-t the occasion
ealln, with toice ami clcarm-f, iu his nutive
toiiKUe; while no member of society liu more
reason for cultivating au Hcij'inlrit'iii' H with
the language' of other lun'ls.
Here we find a great deficiency of our
mercantile cbs. Uow few even of the mnu
ol'widcs1 experience and largest Information
cttu roine be'bre the community either by let
ter or word of mouth, when any measure of
importance to our trade Is broached, and by
advocating them with a strong array of facts,
set forth in the clearest light, push on the
enterprise to a consummation I We cannot
mention, at Oils time, more than balf-a-dozen
in any city of this Union, and probably it
would puzxle ns to find so many.
There may be lights hid under a bushel,
but certainly they do not shine before men
either In our public journal or at meetings
te forward commercial Interests.
A thorough collegiate education is Just as
necessary to the highest style of merchant as
to the lawyer, UtUraltur, or divine. We
should check this all-pervading tendency to
exalt the so-called "liberal" professions at the
expense of those which are of a much res
pectebUity and of more influence spoe the
a Ok in of mankind.
The constant eulogy of the former I the
principal reason for men of cultivation pre
ferring their more honored walks, but the
practice ha been exaggerated Into cant. The
yenng merchant, Just entering upon a busi
ness, may do much by self-culture to attain
tlch position. But more may be accomplished
bl the proper training of youth who may be
destined for the counting-house. Will the
peofbsslon to It true dignity P
ecmrnno eeceaectin palestihe .
The London Athrrurum has communications to
Mny 7, from the Kev. II. B. Tristram, one of
tbc parties engaged in a scientific survey of th
Holy I-snd. Ob lbs 17 h of M trch Mr. Tri.tr m
ttas at Nstsrctb ftcvcral days were spoat in
thorongh and dclilerat exploration of Carmoi,
at.d Iu s v l-i t to Hi.l sti (the ancient Bethsheao),
Id the upper portion of Central Jortlun vsilny.
Kr. m Jleisn it wus Imped that the vsll.-r nilgut
be exploied hs fsr Mimb si Kurn SurtaMii but
tins piovtu Impossible. Tho 9 h of April found
Mr. Triitnm once more in JcrtHa'em
Messrs. Hnr'lt tt and lx)wne hail been left be
hind at Niiraretn 1 1 conip'ets the gy and
l:nriy of (ali'i. Ia Hie licirliborlio id ol Joru
Mih ni bo found sonic A lou.n sheiks who bid
recently contliicl'-d a party of troelern to lbs
rt yli nn hrynml the Dead Mua. The leading deoro
ot Mr. Trtstmm wus to exiJoro these ret?ioni.
Kin parly hud recently met with a repulse ia an
st'i mpt to reach J riband Amman by way of
Dm. Ki ts and Nuuf, but br succeeded in nt ev
il st tn a bargain wito tbese sheiks to c miluct
himvif and bre o li'T Kngti-h gentlemen to
Hi linm, Aimtiiip, 8lti, and Jerasb, and u do
ler t cm s ifely tnt ibe Jordan valley, h-lo
Tt.litikhnl Fnbicl, for a'out Kcveu'y-hve dollars
escb. All tins tbe Arnbs fuiitifully carriclout.
01 tho rcKuli the Athriutum thus ..p aks :
Tbr scientific refultii of the Jimraev are a'ltin.
tlimi, but iiiunt be very briefly told. In geology,
all Mr. TrNirtm's lormer Inference ot the a't
MCtire i f Igneous selion in the fonusUon of the
Ji man valley ol the Dead Sim, and of the regions
east thereof, are coirimit-d, hu h by his owu ol
seiviitioii and those of Mr. Urc. Tnefirio
tiou on me cast of tho valley la the same at to it
on tie went all llnicnono, with a dip to t lis
soutbut-st, often strangely tilted and conlonod,
but with no 'race of basalt or primitive rock.
Kuitlirr liilsnd, some twenty-live miles east of
tbo Jordan, tbo same form u inn continues, hut
the strata become horizontal, the hill and
vadys uster-worn, with no signs of coavalsinn
or uncomfortable tiratilieatlon, or of any agency
but (bat ol water. On tho crest of uo height!
which incloi-e therviue of the VValy Zorka
(Jab'sjk t) eoino red sandstone wis found, tho
on y institute of that rock which Mr. Trbitra u
has oterved in the " hole of bis joaruoy, ex
cepting in the Uhor rafich, at the south of toe
I Uenu etva.
In ornithology and zoology Mr. Tristram Is
I Indelat aaljie, and as he cotcrlved toenlUttue
I Bedouins In the quern, his succces was great.
ixjin in quantity ami quality ot specimen.
1 he district on the cut of tbe river, lying
between the ford and tho foot of the Moibmoun
tsiiis, wait ftititid to be hotter and more tropica!
in tie tb am cut of Its vegetutlon (Atrhiian
ffipantra. etc..) than than ot Jericho, and to
resemble clofely the OborcB-Sntieh. Tbe barloy,
which was left nriie st Jericho, wn found at
Ki fcrein cnt and tlirobeil.
The view wettwar.l from the innautu'ns of
Moab, flilesd, and Ajlun, pnrtlcalarly that from
Jt bei Nfbhah (Nobo i) near ilusnan, arcdeHcribcd
as most wonderful fur extent and for he revela
tions they make of ibe ham ter of tho country
on the opptHte sitlo of the valley. "As the eyo
tumid sou 'h ward Uiwurds the line of tho ridnc
on wblch wc rtuod were the heights of Ksral,
and the Arsbian H'ttks of Akiben beyond. In
front one or two terraces reduced the p atcaii as
it descended to the Dead Sea, the western outline
of winch we coiiid trace in i'S full ex
tent, the shore line Indented wilh frequent
buys and hcwll mils, and, the llati ol Ain
FcHliknh, Ain TerstN'h, and Ala Jidy siaad
ln out cltaily like fifrin' of green carpeting,
Masaila umi M)ukit risioK atvee the niouu
lAin Imc, hut still much lower than tho ridxe of
Ifetimn, wbicb we could trace to fluthlchoui and
Jcrtiiu cm, though the city itself could not be
uktii guisbed. Kiiii turuiox northward, the eye
loolied over the docp (rhor tid It rested on Gort
zitn's rounded top, and fibthor still appeared me
l'lain of bsdraeuin, bounded by tho iltstin't out
line of unniixtukutilc Tubr, aided by which we
could identify (iillxin and Jo'iel Ttuhy (l.ittle
lit in. on), llirnion itself trie clonds proentlng
ns frt ru iii g.
Jns' north of us stretched out the dark foress
of Ajlun in a long undulating line, the steep sides
of the mountain here ana there whi ened by clifl's
on Mount Oilead behind ts-Salt. To tho north
cast lav the vat Human, filling in thehoti.on
line till it joined tbe B lka, font which it Is sepa
rated by no naairal b utmlaiy line. Had tho day
bc o clearer wc should ttoubtiess have oceu able
10 discern Carmcl slid the sea."
The niMps me nil Incomplete as regards the
p'aeos ininn diately ea-t of the Jordan, kefcrein,
er-Rsnit b. etc., as'lndecd is evident if they aro
compared with Mr. Tristram's route.
Oysters pi act d In aquaria keep them free
from tbe spores of sea-weeds.
The Newport (Rhode Island) Yeicj complains
of the secession sentiment at that place. On the
"farhlonublc drives the rebel cockade is promi
nently displayed every day by women who are
loud-mouthed in their denunciation of tbe north
ern people and tho Union army. In tbe parlors
thete degraded females give expression to senti
ments that no respectable woman will entertain,
while the secession brawlers keep geutlomon
away from the clubs."
George F. M-.I'arlaud, Harrlsbtirg, Pa., late
Lieutenant-Colonel of the ljlat Pennsylvania
Volunteer?, ha In press a hUtory of the Third
Division of the 1st Corps of the Army of the
Potomac, which will contain also, it is an
nounced, descriptions of tho battle of Clmncol
lorsville and Fredericksburg, with biographies
of the principal ofllccrs of tho division, a com
plete muster-roll of the rank and die, and many
interesting incidents, &c.
The Connecticut legislature, at Its reccn
session, did not make any provision for tho im
mediate financial warns of the State, including
tbc payment of bounties to recittiti in the Insur
gent States. Unless some provision can be found
which can bo construed into authority to raiso
the money, Governor Gilmore will call an extra
session at once to make the uece-'snry provision.
If tteru is no other alternative he will carry on
the business of the State "on his own book," as
Oovernor Morton of Indiana is doing.
Slnrnrd.
H007.-.TKNKINH.
-.Inly Wth. by the Kit. M. n.
Kuri. at tlit- 1 nntoiiuuu ul the Tut-Iith HtrHAt M K
f'ltuit-h. N. im ) unlar Kti-fot, Mr. AAA Vh'X H. IUH.
In MU-ANNA A N K .ir.NKINH, tlmiHlitl- of HuuiUOl
Jttnkinn, 1'f.a. 1 1 oi tnli cUv.
UiAK-krMT4.-.ftilTa..lMI bvHv..lobn K. Ohnp
ltn. No. r'tmrth Bint.iir iMiHuLAfi LhAU
and Ml- I .niTIK C. K t'N lln, both ul I'liUtiltlphia.
ea.
PARV:Lt. Kilhd In hntitlu. at Fiuo Kuob, in the
Stimtni lihTwin, on th hili h o( .itm. lrdl, WtL
LtAM H, HAUM'.I t, a nieitidnr ol thn nay vt Oftilu
Alt H-upT- nt t I'ort oi I'hllrtiiflj.ldn, or winch u.l h
was hl,Mv pti Anu'rf tir lu uiunv i.int raff iaatiiitt 04
u.ind uud ht ml. Hist rtmiT(TMr4trM fni tidfiliip mml purn
ttiriti iu inlu:iit'"l lilm iu tlitt o itf . th-j itt k.H.hi
tn n-p-tir ihf tijitlf it nid villi a ttnn fljtrt and 6t-1
riurptnA ti aKt IiIh cituntryiu itroicc Uiu md int:
tlif I niuii (romrlir aiiiluk' di'Nulii'li ii, In the reuHuii
01 nittjt r..nilnl tiud in aiiuitln tu rv ) It k h cnu
Pir 1 tifu by thf am nv, a it I hy It vruttri'tcd twlr, lln
aiwavmlHtnaved on tint battle ftfld uKtraordmury roI
luutiy, aud t-rtiiifiluiif'd aii fnaiuplu wortlo' tlu itultaiiua
i( iiih ftHX im. i In aruiii. Iloai ir-ny mi ud tMintei
triM'tuirt, a 4lnro pfirnt, a ktnet nui .vot'd trtnd mi it
ui attri'taOto cunnaaion. Hun Ire it to v ho wan
amlaiile, K'-iiil-, kiiid aud atiodtiUHtA am) nil inn to hi
tcl ow-,i:l. t-nM, and I'Npniiitlv iin to brother m future nc
Ulm tirbantt t luitiiuori mid ai'iOMnudatiii Mjtii'tt n
dftirvMi 10 biw nuin(rn4 warm and mn-'cro irion-, who
th! ti hf a iiiiiim Otca-.lon l minyte tliilr nrl ii
wiih rtie rxprifuc:l intrruvr 01 tur : wUow au 1 oriirtun
clii' trtn m uur dc nat (-.t i1 nd arid brother. 111 thalr aa
aiut pnlnul bna. t tni-ut, and T.i'iJr. ti tb in ilto n-tu
and t-md-rnifnt. ii all totiota'il uianu ( t.wiK tb:ir
nt it 1 and Milt- Uti t h All' vu rltr.D uh, hftH'ln( our Iima Iu
buve tmii on l IsVaven'n brlfibtand mo-'l glvr.ou
I txiuiupbsi. 0
UAKWdOD. (to tbt MO'h ult.. of dl- oontraoUot
wMi in lb trm), THoAIAH. an ul t harlc VS. aui
Hanntiii F. Darwuod, In tliti 2ith year of hi ue.
HHiflvnst tt)d uiitiii) arv rMp'Ttiully invlfd to aitcod
ttiti I'Mtnral, In mi Ui widvnoa of bin purnf-).nr UriHtgt,
Bucka lo. ou Wttdiieaday uienKou, at 1 o'clock.
ORAKK. On the let um , ANN, wheoi Baitvu Oraff.
I)u ouiice w lli be glvon of th fuoarai.
KELLY. In ftont of Patareburfr, on th! 37th day of
July. Corporal fcRAMMVH U, KttlXY, of i'ompauy B,
(luv-LDQdri'd-aod-v'lk' buantb Huiiuut Pvniuylvdni
VoluDtfstra. aoji of ra4uuean4 daira Klly, UithetJ
year ui hla axw.
if the bvd Bbould be recoTerod due notice w)U be
(trail of Umi ruiMai,
KKU.Y-On HoneUy, July 3UL CIIIIWTIAM
HNKAfea KtXi.Ytluiau.aou4ri AoivaJ.Aud Lydia A.
Kelly.
MOHOAV-Oa ibe 5th Inatant, VARY MATILDA,
dauahter uf Aaion aod bmellue r. Mwisaii, m ibe llih
year ot br
t ond friaiulft, wp not ; ahe h mot 6o but alceptn.
e wt 1 Till, WViV-aii; a1 of heir tmum I
Too itpwllejiNi far for fcealb, tbe Lord limt kiMwetb
Ht own, aakt, avrttly. TlJlle, coioe.
Tho rrlatlvew and frVeud of tbe iiully are re peer tally
(Dvltd to attend tbe fuacxtU, from hr parmtM' runtdtae.
No. Ti4 H. Aaaond trei, on Wetdotvdivy artemoon, at 4
0krk, to proceed to ibe Mia th tueui Union ground.
KKYMOLbH.-ln New York, on tbe mh ult.. of
wouiwta rt(irv4 at Cold Harbor, Va. , Capt BTLPHKN
It. HX YNOLJJN, AiaUrtaut Adjutuitietir. VoKiiitwm.
Vitdr1tata Army. Chief 01 Htfl toOeu. I. J, WUtar.
vviutrv -OD toe ttk uii., mmull wililm
aei w yeaie.
gXJlMSCIll IX10 JV IN AID
OP TUB
Sufierere at Chamtwrstmrg,
We bete KOclved feaa C. K. UK1SKKSMITH,
CftJbief ef tbe Bank ef Cham ben burg, a deplorable accent
of the deaUtutioei c.latlBf there. rVreoaa wlaklof to aid
tbe tcuTervrt can de e by eendlnc their ooatribuUona to us.
PKEXEL & CO.,
mH VO.MI. XOLIO StrveU
J 10. W A L It A V II Pf,
BVCCtSSrOn TO W. H. CARItVT,,
MASONIC IIAL.I,,
No, 719 0HE81TOT Street.
WINDOW H II A I LI H,
OTJltTAINH.
AS
UO&illT) NETTCfrGH.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
(HnrHnrtllfft lr. D. JnynrS AltrAtlre
cunilHuti Uj? cilt ptinclp'of tbii puworful Aiticlf with
V our r mi 4 iff vhirli f Kjcriwcc ta ptx-vfO to psi it a
moat -ft elnt aJtrttr and (trobitrvrtil if'fertl(f wiiU
t tlic mum) tliM It rx-fitrjlu no fxmcifM prw, no tsvr
Caiiftl of otlicf BK'tUic uUoo. It U, tl.f rt f (torfMly
:ie,nJ at tho game time (h mont indent rWMlj-ln ht
wtHtd,MifciaJly ft fitioitoNi, Ctincentutt Trtbetvtihvt
"Cvtancoui, and Mercurial Afectttm, and disoftM of tho
Hcrn.ng Orfratm, whether o( the tiUndt, 8Un, or liH r
nl MctubrancA. Thl Alterative also enter Into th ctr
nilAlton, anO paMi with UiC Moo4 (which It puiitlcef Into
every tlm and fibre of tho bod)-, so that, do matter whM
U Uic naitiTT of the dlHci&wc, nor where locatrd. It h sure to
be reached.
rrrpnri4 or; at No f!9aCni unit utrrf.
I li li 1 KH
CHILLED IRON SAFE
It K A. I V" 1? O It WV It.
I.KT Til K KNKMY CO M 12 ON.
To Dm KvANM.ol'the firm of ab A Watmn
Yon publioly awrt lu a late at) w tamper aj-Ucle tliat
wilt drill throusTti any Chilled lion Halo I.iUm ban In n-e
tii nun half b twe hottrt' tlmn, Ac, Incltidlntt the Hank 0
NnntiornLIIenyKafea(or you will forfeit the mm of ono
hvritrod doliari- How thla In rory choap way of play
In blitff. Yoa know tkro le nitlicr a banker or buntneta
mail that would hare an expensive Safe operated upon
with unhmltfd power fr two houra, to lo miitilatod.dls
ncurrd, or In any way discredited, for the paltry sum of
one hundred doll art.
1 hie game li ptayed out. Now If you have any confidence
in 3 our ablltyto drill chilled iron or any confidence In
Kvaua A Watvon'a beitt Itonk 8are aa compared with
LUtie'e, to trlthaUnd the burglar, or any confidence In
KvaiisA Watkton'ft Uorcnnillp 8a aa cimpured with
LiUlc'a, to atand fire, you bare tbe opportunity to taake
it mantfoit. You hare Juut old to tlio flemnth National
It;iiik, of Philadelphia, wc are Inionurd, for $l'00ta lUnk
Safe, rrprvst-nting to the Hank thai yourHafo waa a union
bitter protertlon agulnst the burglar than LUhVe, and
cbnriiltiR a much Lhjber price for It. You bare alrendy
muue the cballtenno to teat Che flai In tho Corn 1U
ehaniie Bank, and ttaled your own trrme.
He now make the following prpoitlon: That yon
abaU fnniiab tbe hevomh National hauk Hnre and we will
furuMi one of the Bank of Northern Liberties' Rafoa for a
fat, upon 3 our own term, to the Com Kxchanpo Hank,
a rich parry ahall place in tbo hands of reipfinlble ptrtiea
the Knin ot IlirtO to f A4nit ai forfolture, to bo paid oror to
thu wlnnlrii party (111 you may elcct.
It' you l ave not tliccoufldonco to place Kvans A Wat
hon' Stile alfingntdo of LUlle's aa a Ittuirlar-proof, and will
not etept the above propoKiilon, we will glrc you throe
bourn instead of two houra (the tune you auk) to obtain
the money in one of the H&fw at the Uank of tbe Northern
Lib rUoa, aaid money to be ISirnlnhed aa above proposed,
and to be placed In Wie Safe hy the Cashier of tiMHankt
tie Hate to be operated upon precisely aa proponed ta
hv. ihalene to tldn Coru Kxcuane lliitik, and u" Uie
money la not obtained In the thrt hours, you are to
make good any damage done to the ftafb, and the m mey
tobeoura. You say yon candilUMx butot with one drill
tltrouKi I.ilHe'a Safe. We will allow you two of Uie beat
ttoel dill la you can procure to get through the abeve 8a(b.
AKflhi.you ray, Weaer A Hprankle were Uidui cd to
eha litre Ltllie'a hafo forouc of Kvaua A Watou'eou ao
count of lie auperloiiiy as a Klre-proof.
I We now pi-opoae that you aha.i ftirninh Weaver A
' HpraiUvle'a Haib, and we will lurntsh either of two Aai'eR -f
im ttitte and chaxaoier ol the l.illie Huiyou rooeivodln
!Xi liani,-tj Jlotliiue A llrothor, Mul t ttiet Uikiw So
conch, as one, or J. I lick ruin A Co., corner of Third
and Miirket atrocts, hat tho oilier, and pur
rhaed about the aaine time aa that of Weaver A Sprankle
these Bate ahall be tented as rire-proofs in a auttabie
f am ace. A Committee ofditiintoierttcUhualaobe rnea s'uUl
be Appolnteei tt teat them, especially upon ttie tonne pnh
boly announrd by you last winter, and t-r'K) to l'Ho .sbaJI
be put up ee fortolture by each party, as you may elect.
I Neil Iter party to have possesion of tho Bates toiled unfit
, aitcrtiieteet. We await your acoeptonoe.
t LIIWIS LIl.l.IK A KOX,
i M C. 8AILl.R, A'teut,
No. 51 S.flCVKMTlf fllrtrU.
M. B vSN-uVd any or all of the above proitwna be mv
ceptcd.aod rbould wo be miooerfiiul In any or iM, th net pr
frwda we may derive frina our opponont, dedubt'a aruial
expcntH of the tcu, al.uli be presented to tbe Vlumer
Htrrtsatimeiit HrUoo!, a the monry u not the. oUjict 01 t' e
tciU LKWIA I.IM.TK A KOV
M. C. SAIM.KIi. A:;r-t.
WI4 JrraiMnt
.tAV Pol l IT,
I Anil alMhc ll'ii-M
(irwn snd lilsck Tfu..
j Cc.iilsiill.v on hatiif I')-
I lvt.. Kii i'i.r
: A vi unit li nt:.
I- ti. VYI.il tunn A Co .
SIiuiurtM:lurttr ui Ntw suU llojJ.'ii. CutiUn. .l.tuf, AJmo.i't
I'liis, CtiwolMo Cvsiuoli, Civma." La MuiU' ilv
rani, .vttuUltrly tUi vvt'il.
K-. ds(d Jortlan Almiiidn, ,
Mu.lC ('tir.iiut Alrv'.,bi UtK l'..'tirtii.
SMM fe 1 fCll PtMSMM.
XK IXl.e I M A. S O M
I UAMUbl'A
srAeaj
'cabinet
TlI CO . I
OUOAKS
VtAIBAa.
J. e. nnrui,
Tnth so CkMi MSMta.
r J K VALID S AND CONVALESCENTS.
IVAIIUS ANS (-ONVAXBKFJITS.
TUd. and CosTlint
hlVSlidS SOC.BVkK4tUIS
FEAAXKI DELICATE BKALTB,
:UALKS IN DtlLlCATK lttALVH,
rtMAXE tM DKXiCATB 11KALTU.
Wlirml.u WlflSul.u WiUCndeur
Csitfwiils WIom. CliareM lfinm,
C'siiDDrata Wlaos, Caurornla Wlou,
Csltfcrala WIMii CallAumU WlMt,
pscsUsrrjr vaiuakK Id )) esies of lsnitwrsa grcslKos
trsUw t stnusta.
Atk As AjS Ail Ah
Atk Al Aik A.k Ask
Ait Ak Aak Aa Ak
T. MCtotlu, (MtkuA, JvK,
(WUi. rwBKsnls VBtvcfilty),
Brhs, BmM, Owiet, JUrldwnM
kkHk, WUtluu, IlwUty, Msldku,
Vtliasa, Tiadsl, Vla.1, fssstoy,
Xobls, Kaort, Msjlsnd, Tumw,
sod ttbw tekdiof ssyttviMu, wtuu tbsjr Ikluk of ths swdV
cUHlvlttBwsf OslKora's Wluwl TUm. pKSsat pr.
tcrlt our brrnnd., ud uwt u tt U kswfls siats
rwv.fhs Vmt smI
CALtrokMU wntn Aaexcr,
lJ1lsi a.u.t.rurTHrtme,sbrs(;aas.
AMUSEMENTS.
KOFR,H NKM" CIIESNVT STUEEt
VI lUEATKb.
TBtS PVPIIIVO.
ffrui TrttrM4c, mnnrJil, .i',sllir itr.ms,
AI.AHIHt, ult 1 Mf. WOMif Kllll. I AMI".
rrfK.ntM. tur tt.rw m'thi' nllrft tfi" fn A
m S of nt Tr4ftiit('fl ni.-ni!pc nc rsnlrtt- Its omlnr
ful tf.',.lr' trntn.-i.. aiairitiSj ni (, imv, i'T-!.'' intri'li..
tipf1 iuttii id roKiM'.l Wwril-d nni . i,d
cliurur. .'.'v'll
TALNUT 8TKKKT TDHWE.
BAVfOr.lt a l TH'X tt.
MtASK Ml.'i IS.
TV (rt.t rm1in, toci-'kis -Mt M t St..
rW bill, nt tin !.
.-r i-tvri hi 7V. r'-.tiinir-.S St SI1.
AdrcliMj-,? 'Ji At A ini -f nt.
E,jrrIf DiaiUIiTrUL KXCtUfjIONS
sivr.i fi 1 11 o r 1 k 1 l l .
TiifitMDV OKM 11AI, It'XIKRR. now runnlw fVr.A
'slr?.iunt tfi ttis rnll. ot hclisvt'.Ul, vlll losv. f nlnn'il
At T-V A. M.
H
I1-.V
u iu r. m.
At r.M.
1 K- "
-l "
Fnrtrvnn rJrtiin-it ( liili a Hlnil III, tl ctut.
( oitii si. unit", n.itiiwi', n.d i..um4 jiiu, 10 ot n.
It
..tf I'OIl OA.lU MAY.
llir. blAVbCIf A,NII C'MM'i!H'i R1LASfl.lt
MANHATTAN,"
C ATTAIN K. A. IlYTIir.lt,
(HDf C p' Msjr Llr.s, li now tnnVIt ii l.or r-ctilnr trip. Is
AIK MAT, leu '.-'tis ARt'll Htnt IVIiSrC, futj Tur..ly,
Ikurtd.nir.Aad SsttirtUr st ulnti "'clock: riiiuinliif; i.Hl
lt:iivn ( Mny fory Mnn.l.y. WrdneidAjr. snit IrMay
At hnS'-st .Istit o'clock, toii'hlre st Sow Ctle iiiti
krd rMumln. rsrs .V' r.rrl; fair Inoludt'd.
rf.a.lrrn hs'f rrtro; rstrj.KO Mrs lucli.di-d. fli rvstu.
l'J0; r rrlA hire entis. trilslit st law- rn'rv No
frelKt roctit' od stluf S o'clock, snd Ui sit cs. mi-st Ut
trfi'id.
jril-M JOH1-.HI A. 8THW ART, Affnt.
s
CMMHIt UXOtlltSlONPI,
AT
KI3Di;OKL ItATfilS.
10 thi fiar.AT
Goal, Iron, and Lumber Eegious
OF rKNNSYLVANIA.
TICKETS GOOD TOR TEH DAYS.
(living tnpl" tlKK to visit Mrh iolnt of Inter' lit MS t'lC
root.
Tho Catawissa Railroad Company
IL.Ina pnrfvclo.1 srrnos.rnonls Hti eimnecUnir rondit.
wtuuiiir.cuKsn! tickets ir,.m fbii.ii.ipi i o'-w
the toiltiitic rouie :
PlillAdjililn and ItcAdfn RallrnRd Tolti-sdinr. 8-titi.
kilt Ilnvcn, Aiihland, Malisnoy (-Itj, and I'stumias. t'ats
i.A l:nljn.d To Hiimmlt, McAiik-v MotmtAtn, Cat
wiiisA,Kip.rt,Iitnrlllc. Milton and IVIHlaiinr'irt Lr lili,-h
aod ttuhanoy, and Itcavcr Meadow KalloadTo ltu-k
Creek atid Atauh Chunk. Lehl-li Valley Bliroid- To
Alli-strtin, and IteUileoeiu, and Uie North reoit.yli-ania
Ituiln ad to I'llIn. I'lplila.
for nilei and crandeur of airoery, thla route p'-raiuti
IiwaUni InutirQineiila pri touri.HH.
f 'toie 1ahtnji to do io, may rareine tberuiitebyobtatR
U0 t!kela to atart orer tke Sorth rennsytYanlA Haiiroad.
FA11K, Hl(.
Tii ttetacas lie obtiilncd at the Pepols of ttio l'hitailil
pliu und Itadin: Itiillrnad, arwl Kurih rt-aui.'iyliaiilii UaiI
loari t:om4nnWM, .ind of
K. VAN HOItlV,
TICKET Al.bNT,
w. coiini:k hitii a ritEsmiT si.
Tialn. Mtart ftata rtilladiiU'litft nad llcadlns I.iiot als'lft
A.M. and 3-:kj 1. JI.. and frniu orlli rennlranla Hail
road PopotatT A.M and 8 lt,ajiil5 If. P.M. j)'.M-aliiik lit
TJMTU1I H 'X' A. M' 11 W
REVENUE STAMPS.
lil'.VKNIIl'J STAMl'S
Or ALL IiE'tCniPTIONS
CSnKUntly on luod, and alt onten Iiy mall .romplly
attaiidcd to.
Tho follow tag ratci. of discount are aUhh i-.l
On nil order, of Ib'j Two per tent. !l.ouul.
" " $100 Tlirc " "
" $.i00 lour
At ttio Trlnclpal Ix-pot for I he MU1.Ho and WcHtrni
titiito-, Ho. :M nilESKUT Straot, and So. 103 8. TIFT II
HtrceL All oidera kkoald be addreaiei
JKSIMOU UAfaDINO,
Ho. 111 CIIEHNI T Street, I'liUaif.
an -If
T
Hit IV XZ AV TA.X llILIi
lU'lVKNUll HTAMI- LAW.
Conic, of tho New Tfix Bill and Revenue Htanip Latv,
lor cale whuwhale and tetail ; and ICnvenue Slnmpn of all
de.ic piloua vou.Uuttly on hauu, ut Ui. tallowing rates of
dUvuuait .
On orders of -ri0, two p r cnt. dlaoount.
" " Mi, tl.rw) ' '
" " iW.ftiir
AttlK Il itn lial I Mioi lor tri Sule of liilerii.-il H..t'euue
Hlliii..., Ni..., I r.Hi-.nVl' 1' Su-l.aii(l N.i. lu.: II Ml TII
Hllt.-t. Full dcM'llpltutil ul tUo Hlnup l.niv iu pautpillu
fijrm. jd -vi u'
J) K O 1' O 8 A L S F O 11 L O A N.
Till iunr ln:rirrt:M , JulyJi, ls?i.
Kots elii boivliy given Dial aub.et!tloui will bo ruceived
by the Treamrei ortlio United Slalen.tho several Assist
ant l !urert, and UeaJmuteil lopositoric, ami by the
haUoDd! Muuk. diwloated ami iiuallficd an Di-ponllorl a
si.il I'lnunciitl A(tUi, ftir Treunury Xotea pa.We tltree
ji nia fnnu Aitiibl 15.1SM, lieartnK lnt-jrut at Ihcraloof
ac cs and three-tentlia trr cent, per annum, wilU senil
ai.inul coni'L.ufe attai-.ht-d, p.tyablo lu lawful money .
Tlicnol:9 v.UI l cunrtlljie, at tii option of the
u: Mir, iitniitturlty.tr.lu tlx per oellt. lend In artng fcon-lt.
rttiiu..lilc alter lire and pa; .ib! tweuty y:iut froia
AlUV.'IK-, le.-T.
TIicl- :it'ce V lit bo Laved kl U.e di ucitnlniit!'.li- of llftVi
otic 1 tini id, live li iNdriNl, ci.e tl'Oui.ind, aitd dv. l!iou
uriiid d'-'.i'., and ftlll b. l-iamd (a blank, cr paynbl to
nnWi, a. lu.iy tdiicctsi by tl.e .iibkuiaieii-.
Al! iu0.ciiit.in. bui-4 l forilitjdiil.irs.or ionic mul
lli'.tii'ii.t iWar.
IiiM'eare ( enincau- will boNrittd iir nMdno.ht. Tl.o
)mxi Ui-i' Mni niuH endra upou b'l. original ctrtldiato
e .leiem,i arlen uf n- te. r.-iuirej, and wU"ti.rtt-..y are
ti bu . .u. illn t'.Auk or payable to orUar. vriiea no en.
dot-c.', I; be !r, .; Ui t,(tl.rt r .-;vu. U. de
lio n, u U rrwarit- it lu ib.1. li.iartiui.ul.
Tbe v.11! lie trmifci'. Medio thoua n, IV. eoftnui1
puitailon ehure, n a ion after the receipt oft'., erljln il
eertlOeu;tt ol' di-H .a th-y tu be priiK.r.0.
Iiiteraal will be allowed u Aa(iiK 11 on rill cp3il(t rr.i.W
Krior to Uiat tUte, audwUlbe paid by tl,l' rarloMni utn
reoelpt of tke .rbiiaa) certlCcatei.
A. tbe notes draw Uitertit ircia Au-)i'.tl5, jrsu.t
Ins dcpo.lf s .uhieijii'at to that data uui t pay tbo Ii.ten s:
af creed frou dat. of set. t date oi ikipoilk
rartlet depoaUlsf twealj-five lUuia U J.-, and up.
warda fcr Ikeaa note, at any h I'sm wllb alk wed a
etuaul.tloB of MM-fttrKr ol oupr .;nt., wl j.o wljl I
paid by this dVpartiMnl upon tbo rweipt or a bill ftr tbe
auMnt, certlHes loby tMoBlcarwHb wtKui ths tltpoalt
was uaAa. No iklrtlon lr cvuinltvlom auivt b rov
rreu ibe oV-ponlU.
Wfloan reesivUif ,-MiMWJl let that (La proper ca
ovr.eajeal. art dm4s ayua Iks sthm ewliacauw,
AlleSkera anborti to letehra SefxitKa ar riKt(4
le live u appnoAkta til h-d tsromtalioa, and af wd
Sicl'lly ici pjakisf tnbiorlptiosa.
W. T. "BSSBSLBN,
tec rotary of tbe Treasury.
Bseacrivtfciua si k receive by lka
JUST MAVIOMAL BAJiK Of PIULAfcELrifl.
SrXOKB HATIOW AL BAKK Or rUILADKUHIA.
iauu 'ATjgAi (Ate or rait. aha. ; jyt7-ur
AUCTION SALES.
"1 ACK V V'S AVCTIOX UOOM.S, No.
aia at akh bi r'reet.
At CI ION VALE OP CONDEMNED
tloi.es.
Wtr. DrraaTwrwr,
f'.e.i sr hrrrie,
firr-rr r.Omi-r yi an.iiAT- .
IKI lli.roH. I. C ..lan 4. !.
WP be aelj at fH' ai.etn.a, to the klahoet kladae.kl
the I'm., and pl-ic. nacne1 Lelnw
hV. li AM N. I a .Till UH'Ai, laly 14, I'M.
AI. IOVNA. rn ,1 Ml mini , Aueii.t 4. IS14.
V II. I lAMBrf PT, l'A.,7 III 'till T, Annul II, ISM.
TUO ULMll.UJ fuii) CAVALi;V IIOkSrM at eawk
le
Thie rwv.e. I a-e teen on.l a iv-d at onfll tar the
ca.clry iwrh. r f tbe a. im) .
Iror road and rat i, purpotaa many -d bargalna auy be
kad
llor.ea iwvtd eh.t.-i.
Tvim 4Ji4n, lu I't 'I'd S'atMf"rrtes-,
v A a. FirrH,
LkittenAt.t-CVtnel efld Chltf 'iimrtcr-intw
Jyfi Ffs Cavalry llareaa
Y0UE PATRON AQE BOLlJlTEO,
M'lOAI.l.A'S HAT, OAI.
1IAT1IIM4 I'.UUUS
0ET5TE' rUENISBINO GOODS.
rtiST STORL AB01E
ATLANTIC IIOTKL, CATJ4 ISLAND.
CiAl'Il MAY,
S'll-lf
iaohcs i;vh.oik mancfactohy
11 ASH I'AJl K srilKR, hf. 'I1C I'll B Nit f St.
l-.r'tlcKi MiinulMC o-y. I'm-l ly. ,M n ilv irry,
Klii i:l-iie SlHlinlhe(i.r., Knvi'lupe U imiaiict ry,
.Nn. 'il' l lu.nui eiret. No. :ls Clicnnt fire I.
.ill. t. In -.-.tint .ir t Nn. nil. -r.ei.nilt Atrcel.
TArvi; am t'kvi'.i.oi'i:n,
PAt Kli Al K.NVM.ll'IS4,
W olcie at d t: lull, u .nil R.-InII,
Wbolt.-Me n' 1 l:eiaii, Wh..b-hnl. a-i'l Kemit,
AT THr. I.OVI KI I'ltlt.'K,
at i hi: i mis: if i:u i s,
At VAI.KV. , No. . ir.clll ,siiT Htr-ol, between Third
and louiiL. eiirnrtr t.( Il".l.'n. jy'0-;it
" A 1 12 II I1ANUINUI4,
Itr.MOVAl..
JAMKH 7. !' IWN.
(1 Air. c lufsTIS A DKOT.TKrtrti,
lias Kom.rrd ttont
No. Oil to No. t.i I1KNUT ftrcwt,
ll.vliis rnrelased tho nt.elt oi JAMtS untKK, Jr.
(ftumorly Belnof e'., v, hero be will offer to lilt cu.b.inem
and Umi public a la-.-jf atul olegnnt aaiioctiaoDl of
Dioorationa and Wall Papres Oenerall.
By qi tng hJ.i p. rjiial al lentlon to the e Ulas and naaff
iit: Uierec', be l.opea l'i continue to rccehe the liberal
patrnnase of the public.
CltJimt a:id vlA'iora art resiKctfitlly li-tled to exatntna
tin; variety on bHnd. iy'-S lm
Vi7xa(.roki-:kv SKMINARY. Mtl.I.
? Inrv Ivmrcine senid- lleln. Hetiti.eioer I. Termt
very iii(di rnto Tbomuxu eou'-eein MatruMcatie, Lan.
Kuii-'co, 1-iif.it.li studlio, Ac. futilia hftve beueltoiof a
on.o. 'rherlnul h-Mion.. in miiti vtiufaud t.1 il ttturinoir
itii. Itcya ol'ail i,ei tat-cn. Addrau for Cntu'eKuo,
JK.V. .1. IIRKVKV rtvictoN,
J; C-lui tilase Green, lli-Jaware lo.. Pa.
Zft NOSKY, TO ANY AMOtINT,
ITS t bito, l litliin;-. 4' , "t
Kit XJ .Kill s 4 f 'O.'R
old r,HTAr.i.imiKi iflAH ornfE,
Oin.r 11I1KI) au1 IMrtklLL bU.vU,
HeU-w lieiliard.
M. B.-Disn)Mrs.WArt'iir:8,jKEmT,otjys,
run KLt at
III MARK-ABLY LOW rilH ES, )yW-lia
Gold'S iairnovr.D ptk.am and watkii
I Ili'ATI.VII Arl'AIIATl'H.
lor yVartolnc sr.d entilnMtwt t'nbjc BuAdioss aod Pit.
i an Ltmidencaa.
Sinnofnttnttd t.r the
OMbJS Blk-IM AND tVATKTt-HEATINQ COMPAKI
ft I'UILa.llbl.lMilA.
jami'.s p. ironn,
Nv. 41 H OI K TH Street.
BhK-On B. M. rELT WELL. tiupeitaUnUoaA
No lir.ci'.rnoN. no infbriok coal
rurchai.cn tu orer helc w the rant prioe of a aupeno.
artklc. bAMI I I. W. Ill SM, UltOAI) Siriet.aoore Kara,
eiul alio, aolla tho peimlne I.AULR VP.IH, beet and
pure-it Duiuod. tj aud Btove aUea.Slit Latk klst.SlO
Pi ton.
(Vnnmrr iii-rli" roako thatr parchmoa at one, pro
vim. to another atlfnnce. I4-Sai
Qrn BOXKS R. 81 ATK DKTl'.ltaiVK HOAP.
Aw kJJ iia huHce keymouo mate Iciereivo Hoap.
;r.'."- tiova-. OriKlua: iHter.ivo.
rHltieie. Slmi.H iB'b tlilvo,
l7r lu.Kt.1 Linen Soaii.
pAiiiom-fi Auerieao CavUle. '
40 boM-F I ii-ni'h tlaiitlle
All or an) part of itbkhl fiUUell under eiirrei.l r.itoi .
J Pji.i:,
Jj-n-lSt N0.1S8. W AttR Hireet.
pAni'LTa, MATTINGS, OILCLOTHS AND
ViliHtnw Hbadil, fii'Ul Now Volk Auctl a .alee,
t.llfl'tly v--l. Mnvl'lrxrlit IlrUhnelii, wide. l 'l
SI J4, BI'AO and H'Km Imltatn.ii lirii.aela. (i-alnix.,(
:'i wide, 7ti. Mi and !Hi ccntfe 1 1: 4, 14 ami 11-4 at pnumr
tfonali prite. ; Imperuil f.'ui'iiet. Al S7 to Sl4 por yardl
lnirnln, irorn M1 i on' to Sl'1-I'i i Venotiau, H-iur. ana
Hemp, from M't to lb cent, per ynrd; Matl ur., ttio
lait.e.t a.nrlnii lit oror ottered Ul llillAdelnblA. fmnt it7
ti lii eein s a yaiU :it t!e elv Verb Aeoiion Han. lle-p-Jt.
(ternierly tO-.'Jdoiv'..) o. li H HfcCHJNU Bueet,
nnt u'ir above Vr'alunt, o;io.Mc Corn EACbaima.
Ij"-vin
COT:nTS"S TEA. "W-AIiElIOUSE. liSTA
Ui. bad la ?0. --laiportct and txialer in
Kino Teau, Winos, and Lbiuora.
Cbfdco IlAvann t;tk-a:a,
t ree A lliAokwell't Pickles and Haaos
Cr;t:i.-h aud Sootwu A and l i.rur,
Cuntiad Meats, rrulta. Soup, A.
Mavv Mewoa pnt up with num.
At Mo. IIS M. S r.COXU Hbrcw.
bM ly josuua u. cot'S't?.
PKOPOSALS.
4 K M V S IT I f 1. I K 8.
il 01 ur:i ii AuhV Ci.oMiiyu a.u ligrii'AOK,
MO. fl 1 l'., 'AHW A 1 NV. WHU, AllRUttt 1, Kiii.
Hf-alcd l'lvi1; "l"1 t'l lo rv-ei.-f J nt this Oilio. u lit It
o'PiH-k M.nn TIM'Ksl'A ,ih IHti In-iuMt, t'lr rtcin-cry,
hv r..itnt'-t, nt H;o IKMt ol A-ui. iJiotMn ninl Kijmpai.'e
ii li Y'nt ell) ; -
M-M..4, 1! MsltV.
I((T"-'.. li'iJirt1.
h- td lit ol-.
IJf7BCl lit.-ta.
A."ia A. ;iir h"A''.
irttiilUa oi Ht"!1 c.-n Im
will tt tho Miu 'i' Ib' v v1i
tl 1 ui:ii".', YiulJ.-rfl
i t t'n nil lt, ant lion no m
!;' can i'U. Ui LMUttrj ci tho qiutmuy lho bid
1 -r.
Th'y will NiiliiTiit win. their ppo-xCa a aauitila of the
Hrtlclv Uicy i-K'p' I" I' trill -li.
A profir ffiiaraiuc npint u-co'tijiany all hids for the
tailfitu- rtiiitn..nvc Ot a c.nt; aui. I
1 i.r I'liilrd 6.iii . itfirvt'B (t. rial it t ratrt any part
or t!it w hi. ! ol t.K ''it', Ui tua be ilt-cnivd tVii the lata out
fait' thr ftffVtiT, 1
Vt po'-aJh .shr.nhi tc i -.itlorsetl Prov firnl".ilitt '
thev ln. urt thr it. nv O' tht'tti''lutnj t'ir," und ()'trrrsi ;
to I,nt iimii-0K'i.',I 1. U. V IIS r Jti, 1
ai..-7t U :f.y i.matt' i ::i.3Utti-al, L.S. A. j
Oil 1(JK Ol ASSISTANT gfAKTKHM A?i- t
l iit?raJ.
Tu'tvui '.l'KiA, July 'M, ltA,
8nlM Pmroii.!r wll' ho i :t ivi'd at the o.h.i ul the
t'H.t-iftik.nl,V-.. MCI OlKAIIit Hfrr-t, until Vi:iM'.- '
1.V, Atiuvnt ?!, )",; t. nt laimn, IV t!.' il l e.y a' CuivaU I
1h(!i lt:nr.icM i. A I AN KaKIiY 1A I l'..vt tittiiit n hun- 1
di'"t t iM) irjn h ; -, r-1'.lfl "f "t.'u.v, t -M but U bn , uf
an Iim h tn II. t'ii i it (,nir Ino'ii hm,,, H'Ui?t;vt .t! U.h
enJs, umt t-sw.1' ' It'' two ln- e-i tbr the inni mi oi'
ttn'hea hi.y att. '. iivi-ul ii ut ii-.tie li.a rltuituat tlma
ffri-liar".anfi .- ;'i.rnni. lV. by out-rr m .ro ro.i'-anii
bs pfrs-toi 1 vtw "iii-i h Lujwii it thi- oftl" to l-n r
ioittilb). thai tlx ttt r ill iti'T kifo I TBMr-jf'iff" o'!i
titttion tor ii oi-m; i;n tiitiUi. m' fh'rer(and glre auiiaila
Wi"v fcomiiy m'i. v i r,vta,l u.i
iho triiK.I Hiiin i-icrw-a t'.o i Mu t ' rr'ert i ll bl I' it'
i.nintwi oo-nanthil (' intf ivta, ns .Vm that- iVoin U -funliliiH
fntriw b-ff.
Hy QtUit ih i ! iit'l II, ( Muvia, A. Q. .
t riioru.1.
ALH1MC M. AHifMKM).
&t.l- 'ap'aitt an4 A- t' . M.
VssisTANl" AUI i Vil M A'T Ml - G KN U
a nuvoie,
pi-:? lm.wh fa , A' ain 1. lcvt.
pTfpo-a:. will li imvi1 at tiit . of . a u i'!f rKH-.',
An;'U4t , ir4, at I ' o t t'i.' I .Vt , rtitM ti!0Uar;J U'lid
ufbt:1 .illutlty Wk!l.-i Als Atyiiii' ltft ;OAL, lb. Ut
the Mil, to bi fv.iI'V.-'.J .mo lur-ct' I, cu anil a'ova,
us nay b" ruti. b vf! b- itrt v -vi ut tlm
Wll :IW Al tl.U aiilV. ill tfOaftil Ol'tli T ttlll t'Oll l ff ill H . 'f ('.'
Utf. lut,an-!oiin r iuip'tr itl, At suoh t-liiw aud lb aivk. I
'Pi-ail! WlJ Vi VfH rtv ;.i..ti-.., -nv - m
ik d:if ofciiHirtot uI Niinber I, IK.
Tiij rMUt ia rr W r"ict u boa douicil too
Usfh, l0 bo bid iYoua ft dAnlriUtf utra t? will b
r:wv. lii-U.ra vulaul.ic: tx b.tit, wr.t.ii;
A iar.intisw, tc ba !pd t rtwo rfipn'-lia piront,
w.l, b- rti'lre wk JiBtt-Ulty ii"t ta ccri'Met. .o
Iv rftat? litnt Judt,-. initeiNtaiM Uatlrkt
Aurv, ur I'ltiw Hutva U.-tAr, .U.irwie tu pro-uoJwlUU"lb-.ra-e1v.
Fur fiw.hr kitonniiUaai fcod.rt wlB call &t tH o.t,
X..laW.li1AKr-trat,
hy vnWr til .iul ()mk II. Y(aukn, AHUl
,,.,-,. VS U. fc.A. tMimM n
,-V a) aii! A. g. M.
JJEMUND A. BOUDEB k 00.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND f?HlT AM PTBAMECAT A6BNTS,
XCK BTI-t'T WHARF,
KH'-Si-HCA.
uur. A. toinj'Ba,
.iM.ii.ia oartt.
Bum bvmUL )e-eT
W 15 ftlll CAPrAlklai AB fcWNBRS.
,JL TheandertilcBeAkarilw Stnl Ike KB1WIINO
7.H ACH-W M k, b.k w m a-i trkmaa tm4 aba
1'Mr.a. f ike BhwIi, ItI be Hi Mew4 wrA hMK w4
. fiinr. aeoeot oAata Iheee Im- v.MtU 10 m vmm1
or reoaOed, a4 b-s a fte:iMal ebr-i iieaA.i and
cealbea, y. ssouaJ MMattvo to oil V..M- oav.
tra-.tr a w hMu any Kvalr..
arury. ar A..-m. HIHnmts, and Sk hi si,
baviiia ve.Hia t rs. area.ntd te eaA.
MavhiK lb. aavne- ri She aof 'IVetwrMe.' FaAeat
U.taillc Cc-po.lnoB,'' a (uv et faint, lur . prwerv-.
Ikw ui ...el.' but., a-., this oily, I out fttff 19
Minn i,ni..n..--. 111
lRUUii(to Htti'
lsW
JMl'OHTMl) WIN Tl M,
HHANniKH, KTO.
Tka s-.itseriker tnfnm it the pvsite that he I. Si.mtna
kia la eoadwetiaauwiad soef ,
OLD BRANDY, GIN, PORT WINK, BHRRRT
AND MADRIRA WINKS,
At et iwciaJ. frte Tb a Ti m te .14 at Ml ha4.
Porrh.r. wl-i irt a aupertx nih Im rrl'au is
would do vm: so a4 al r
henry nrrnra
vrSoleaale V ine ard Liquor Store,
N). lli K. SrXXNI Sur-et. Uk-w It.e.
If I- PkSa4lla.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
jjjJ Till; COM1AO miAlT.
TO ENROLLID CITIZENS.
Z HAVE JsOW 0 HA H)
TWtSII ATIEN AND 00NTBABAND
frirnsTiTLirr.M.
O-Ul al t..- at Uie Aeocy,
No. MM WALNUT RTRKKT,
ar.S tenir. . S.ihillliit. that will earr nil frt. tantcS
d-i--tuac me tinic o i.ii. eeiirimtnt, v . :- three yean,
dratl will f-riHim 'afcer ate oa
NEPTEMlikB a, 138C
Io nvt .'a I l-i fall .1 oncei.
sis-. a rt. i (sti-H a fx.
nrtAND KXWRSIOM TJ ATf.ANrtO 4
'I'y.on Tiii'iisoai , Anamt 1. fiw.il.
tbr he Ptio. oi Mt J jftfl' I an. A.
'lleketn, S S.
I'luidi'ii-,-,.'. cents.
Tt'-be'. c.n lie had ef the f'tnitlt'c4, wh t wld ks at
VI Nh Htr"el What on 'he no'nin - it tie KxourthHi.
1 :it heat 1 -A-e. VINE nln el MThArl at (i A M ly It
TO TlfK I'lITSrHANiS OK PHIXA-
.1c1IIa fH-titlrrocnVf Uif Far uliy iHaviua a-
atrtwlr.1 mn n i arain (iha fir it and onty tnn rvtr brB1i4
tw-iie H p mMKil DioffM.kHi) tXat may le n-4 wi n isv
lM aatH a a ttrimri:al a.cnt In tha treatmAit af
cap'ieini, !ir ai -t av. arl In alt aTactNHia M lata air
pnHa--. btmI an It la wall knows to 709 una" to frnaHo
tliat I liavr tir oar liati tiui lar.a-t fa", Uxtnt ar jw
(tn In flic I'tiitf-dl NLiiUk tn tlip lralnint vi tti mahj
tlka, anrt.CAnRCdiuai.Ur, I hare bad arm a cant opaorttjrMtifia
ot tiiitiu 1 he Mtti a- y ot my a(iiarafii, I, t'-ararora, fbr tha
ankrnl lb prortw M milifiil irnv, lnrtte on tn aar
oMtca. to n.ake a prsr.nai nantionUoa (ta ran4artw
pitHf aim adaputiilt to tke cttr of ihi itlttt a4
(UtttraKi or nukl r Mr.
t , K. JON MOdCRZIiKB W. f
IaohIiu anil Aiinai,
Wfrtt Ko. ICf? WAiaWWT Vtnvt
riW-- DKAKNL88 AN'1
" frici. M P., P-oicitvi-Tot th Y.ye and iranta
all dVva.i-aacfHrtaln'ii t tie .v-art.- oia!ali arttfe
the utmoat ui'-vca. 'I iiatAcaoniaJa (rooi the mm rattati
(uicvb In tne oil - androitAtr cmj tx- n at hla Ortlo,
ho. till ritfK tiuiA. ArUtlHai Kyaa tn-artAd vvltfvoat pal a.
No rliii m ti fr-r cxmnmafion OOtrte tinvra from ft M
U A U..t uiV I'. M ho, 4 II 11 NB 4trat. a7-Jai
MILITARY NOTICES.
SW0 MOUNIY 4
Ton fNF TBA.K,
VMtmUoiri. ta till a townaliip qiiiKa
t jr Cavalry, Iblutitry, A-tiiinry,
or Hhtrpthaotm.
CUIat No. i'S.'iUltUt htrrtt. aal fit .
Ji CKNTKAIi SUIiSntUrK AOKNOV,
fl No. 'if THIKIr H'tot -Al mi, Vtorati, aud O ira
.) bnd m:BnTI TUTEH W aNTrn.li waoai ttia
iti price will t ( aid No ar 1 1 nrad apply who can 4
rvrui.b AatlKtH;:iry evhteucoofalltna. W nU mytf
nor otiif-r. t
tiTftim mrtAt fiim' vh an lir.nnraMa dl tcbarff.
The atHsve ciab ut Hubatim et trmica tor f pt
of lVr.n ,laii4.
"l-rtt 1TLMAN-, Ml TO MB I, I. 00.
ff- liKAlMjUARTKRH PKNIfSYLVANtA, '
:3: lrt;ti.lH, i.a-tisbd'ir, Jul Imi Uoniral Onlan
o. Aiitfu-nty lntn the Wai Dbimrinit. 4, dr4
t'ul; 7 h InMant. hJivlr.K thu day b?r rcMvyl ui ria
tii rvi-w rtnn uts t f Vniitn fr iniitrtry, nrtpr th flail ot
the rrt"-idci.t t J.? Lnltcu rttet ol the ib.b Lutaat, IM
tivf titii.tiirdi tt.uiipu (,x),uj) nitt
I I t ordc M-d :
I. Spctkut -iitlioriiloa will KTAiittHl to raU Mtnpanif
tn t.f- rrr'tiiitit anil nrxAnUrd Hi,rr4hlv' tu tJani-rnl trdnra
Nn l.-l. Wai I'irtnifiu, ff i-t t-f l-ifii, frpferomia w(l;
Uv kIwii to iT-oiki who have been in tenlro and
bt"ii l"noruUI;- dt-ohiitM
II. Appilf hUi aid tot apftolntmenta ati tntlit'oiliif tAtm
tMmiitt , HQu-r the ftbow nriioi , h til be itiimeaiT mad 6
t tti. 1'iftot' ol ihn Ad u ant tti-fiarut t.i the it at.
III (t hiD .itxltr-! otth-Arr. (it h'tuaiU or of to npanla ra
mi ttfd et ot Johunt-itvu and the Lad ot HIM rano-ofto
tiiountalnii wilt r j.rt to n a cinnaantjuiK ottlcwc, Cauip
lt4roat?a, tnnr ft ishiiiv, Pii.niWar.iH ; al mt of fiat
Hue and t-.st t4 ard tic udinif Itoadinp, Poanaytrama
wil npvrtto tfic c maianili p otnei-r, i'&mp urtm, Oar
rllnrn ; all cast or Kaat-lna a'i tl at tln wtil rftport to tka
cuiiitnr.ndlngoirircr. Camp CudKalatlar, Philadpbia. I I
Vp Bthe applicaTlnt, ot ttc c.maiid nf otticrt r of
the n intenra I autcunn of a oomptnr, to tht as ta of
the ittff rit railroad c inir.!fn tnr.eiiHhout aU 8ttt
traiuporuUois to the camp of rai.dozvoaa rlli ba far-nt-bad.
IV, Actual and neo'aary expMno for boarding
and lod.lK of ir.Mipa raiMd nmlar thta order will b
pMidbiht Uiiitcd hiHtt'x dUtiii'-UiK oftlcwM-, l the prip
jioat, at a rata not rxcKitiit tony centa per ajr fbr aaok
man in ut lend Into the aorvica of tti. UalUrd ntatoa.on wva
aflutavltot tr.a offtrcrfuri'Uhmh: the men. Mipprtvd Of ttaa
ricipta nt th paiiy tu wtiota tho miMy waa pahfl.
N-n.e of the in c ii, and thr oatvx bten whicft eTa
inan w boartM and kftd. muat t0 atatcd ia lka 1
amount r(-iH n-d.
V Tlifttorm ol acrvjctwlll bi fir eKhor onf, tw, ac
tl ri- ut.t ma ro rultt. u a tiwi. '
t. R'i:liutitii iiiiihI be fiius'trt1- In lefure Map t mat
fl"h ttih),tibh an liutHht-aaiid six i y-four ( lHiitr.tu wUit
that tht tnuv t'tj or4jtt'd on thij q toia ol Uiv Mtata ua4cff '
th aitiri'tuld rill.
VII. li ootnylctu rctp m-ntr. and comwauio wtilch fall to 1
ori I'e vtit tt- -i(.tnilMBitM, wilhtn a rfM-nnahts tnua a
it. t' furni and tn m it..tr d In vit1 oum ct rfiinctttat
oruKOin-htnp hriton that date.
VIII. Itnuiit'uKill bapaul bj the I bIUmI tlulrT.nrt. .
uitni aa toiu, ti. j (
kwr ntcjuiia ijf otj 5nr .... $1M t
" tno rar vOA
thrtMsyrars ,........ r
Thf tliNt In taliiuiitK ol bounty w ill h pa,d b the mn
trrli.y and (iltf'urhi(f oUtutTfc when the reontii ta muatur4 '
In, an loiKiwa ,
"l'o a icori:t bo en its In t!i ft'nif fut otic yrwr... Ut tt
, two rt rwm. Hi M
" ' " ' " inro j jea a. 1 Ut .
' Aa rard for niciitaiinna otinuct, and alto to aocur '
aluiibl- mdll-o exprfiic. appi'intuints oi tiiuk (rt- ;
cisra will b maii. okcept unilut pa ihar olraiimt4t?av
Ir'HM inoM who bare ben in arrvlro and nave boan twnar
ab4y ulci.art;vl. B order 04 ,
a. o cuitTrx,
Oo-rtorand ('ominawWr in (,'i6
' A-1'. ItV'-t i ., A.,u taut isineial Puuuj.iivadiiA (
' '(he nrnrtxid oidf-r ( fiuhlisled for iftncral Informa
tion !
VM t.lAi,rMl--.M, APJl lA-l-OfllKUAl'a Offl'1 rt
Vsin"tmoK ilnn. li HI, 1I - ti:in i-.ai ukii rn, N. ML.
i fiter al 4Jrdi-r. No. V. r(D or lht,v,aro n-rvby ra
M indi-d. iul h jikiH4 0Ur wUl avoru hera tf..
lu-U .Uertsil :
I. In ori.'ittii.tiu' tnw rfiKiinpiiti or Indrpandt-nt cnmn, 4
of 'iiiii-r, thf th v rnofh c-i 8'Hft ar. hi-rvby a-thotlc-d
to rppo m, In audition t the -tad otr)cra hnHaw 1
to i nttthurtj.Hi, ou- he in d J.t- nu-nant for aatfc i'wiopanyv t
a-ho ahrtl' re tytiii:thna!l miiitriMl li.to nnrvh at tha
lit tool hi" ap)MntiiMM)t. Ann iihoi Uiu apottttad and
mint tint), hjii uuly Ik- cntitii d to l-e tadonttie uiuimc
ami pav rll nf hi cmnpan, and tho it Id re ta'l 00 I H
an oiauiiixfd tompanj. wnb nub tiuio a tno War ,
partm nt maj' denlna e.thi- men enll.tted br bin mail bj
tiuiiicrn-j to aooic other compuy ; lit uptvointmeut ibatt 1
to laiui'lhd ami b nail br .hhcIi iririil riiU ul py nn-
tl e tsovrrtior ti e binu a pualtJon lu the roiuolji at4
coi!'iih) t Mhlcn hl. uit-u .ihli hnva ltt ir an(eirv4.
II. Mii-lcr-iiu otths-T- will rtp-'rt priuptl lo the AiU-tafct-tM!tal
ot tbo Army tha name oi evwv i;ecrMit a
Ilut-fiant nvisUrcd Into tin- a.rvire l t oa. midi a ,
Coiidlihtfial liitrot ipfomtnieiit,ti'tbnr with the tuaa
paoy HAd ifg inenfor which hr nt rorrultluf. Orllcara '
V IU be rauiterrtl into Uiu i' rvico only nu the antliohty ot'
tho (rov.ri-c-r of the Hiate to which their retfiiaeal '
bvJOUi,', .
ill. AitWoa (.('rid'Kfrwnt will he mule cut In dnptlaat
l -Ufh ruMintnw olltrfi. uid !fl be dispOMid Of M ptv
tii t-l hy pat Mian tijih !-', t;ue ti, ltei-rmiilur L.KUtU-n4
Voliintt-oi H?rvu-o ItecniiiM will ba avnt to the rniin- "
tai ruiidt virim, al h t ait ufi u nt ruoc wilt, wnift ,
tlicy Ml hi- triuM-iMHi iy vHUinliifil hy tii -tnrKtxjn of Lb
rr-lDitnt.or ol:er ur:on t-uiplu ) for tint purpnM lr -tht
Hiiia riuliKit-nt of (luntot. 1 tir-'ruitJug Hwha. and It
t und 111 nt 01 dut hv re.ir.-mot p rm iiit-iu dtna-il 7 will
be thkohjr -41 frim tii'1 nor ii-o I'orlLI U by the burkfOiu
who vilu tfOit niihiuiohaiM0 t th;SiiperlmeuJfat of
i 'litintitr l(' rri!ifhij vrv icf , rtnj alio in th ail.uiant of
tho rt-i Imi'tit , Ui'rt ptrtiouiitrlv It w enwn ivhrctbo
di.-nhil t w.i, o1 ' al the tciiA uf nlfMtiifnt. Ai aotn
l La orxanUtiUuii Li nonii'ltiin, It .full ha rnrirully
UikPfi'ti tl ui uiu-tnrid hy h CiHuit 8tatn MutUN
tlu oiticw, whu vi fl ft''- iht' t! lvut t'e mmiiiiuin Mtm-v
br nl orf.li cjmpai) l pr""i'ii do aunuyteoa wlii Im
CCIttltf'l.
IV I'ntO rvi'i'vT'tn or fi. .! jurttlfii' -oiopHtilci are or-'
'ft'rJKj au. iii.-i-T-i 10 l'i wU tm umlarttio iatru.
ot flu vertf.rot th- riti.tt. h-tf jll rc',lvlU',.4B !? i'iar
ternmittr, .Mt-1l?al. .m l tlr lnanrt' t on-a, nil eontmta for
lU''l( ir v, ;iu.J , cai'.-n.'f, 1 all rc.f 1i1.1t kU htr trioi
kM trtJoa, u uit he oft rdvid hr the SupitrltivnUeia ot
V"lui ih r li niliiD-: -nrira fhr ba .).m or Iii Ish.n.
. No-'Wii'i 1 r c pt 11 .ri 'nrurr- i lu tnhto tveir
oriJtl dloni Kb.'itt ( p'lM hv IH ;riirinif OtP.eori uah-ui
hppiovt-U by U Htipr-rlniund-nt 01 Vulimtoer lEoaruittiu.
Hy vrder of Uie Ke?rrUrr of War.
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A'il Uut Adjutaui-UetieruT.
Ot-vKUu aul-a
WANTKD FOK TiiE CN1TKD 6TAT&0
Varina for pa a vaiitd aiid aiciUr Ilia by tea au4
laiid), tiirabndre ab4a-todhd tua, to perfcrm tha
dola 0 a ioid'er at our Navy Yard, ud oa4
nitd Mateii li u.yfr ca f Tifn etavknt,
Drttrcu.piiLatk than Uve army. A ablp-of-war to
ti (oiujortaila hciue. Tt- Uarlsa Cm fa tbe beat
eqiup(a CoH tn tba wrrioa. JTrU Mc-uey tu aban-
MTie I.04 AL BOfrVTIKi FAIT TO BVfmriTfl.
Kor ait ctLar b-k,rDUoa apply dally at tha KcTiUt
Sol-2Vt-ai, No. 11 B. V ViCrT hirt beioiv flpfuoe.to
leu uue ievar of uie a aee o-.
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