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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPIT. PIIITiADELriIIAr SATURDAY, AUGUST C, 18G1.
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BATTjnDAT, AUGUST , MM.
OCR tirMTl ATI NKKVICK.
AH-Migh Uie diplomacy of the United Statet
baa, t Satan famtancee, been- narked by the
(urailt ot a MgndoiM policy, It has tn others
preec'nted, tin aspect of stupidity not at all
CredlUWe to the country. Although we have
fstten aMotibhed the red-tape politicians of the
Old WorW, and given them a shock thpy little
tKpectod from, this aide of the Atlantic, the
tBaaagemcat of ,our foreign relations has not
been characterized D7 proper system, grow
ing C4i of the republican heart, and courage
OvuAf tnlbreed in all qnartera of the globe.
In too many caeee hare our representatives
Abroad Imagined that they were bound to
Conform1 to the old, wily, tricky movements
ff the Ministers with whom they were
brought into contact; while others have
acted as if they were totally destitute of the
genuine American spirit, aping all the flam
anery of aristocracy, and yielding readily to
the upttio of Individuals In stars and
ribboca. The vacillations which, have taken
place of late yean in our policy at the various
courts of Europe must be attributed to the
practice of sending mere partisans abroad as
a reward ft services rendered the successful
Candidate for the Presidency.
Botne of the men selected have not possessed
ft single qualification for the duties they are
naturally expected to perform. They have
goo4 Among people of whose language and
Jnethntionj they were almost eatlre'y Igno
rant, and then, Intoxicated by the gilded atmo
sphere of a Court, have forgotten all their pro
fessions Of democracy home, have studied
to acquire a smattering of foreign tongue,
Submitted to being buttonholed Into nonsensica
project,, and fielded assent to measures
Utterly outside of that policy which would
really duce to the advancement of our
-ue as one of the great rowers or the
Korid.
-""'What Is required may be simply told. We
vent the National Administration to adopt a
boldtCtralghtforward, downright course In the
Conduct of our foreign relations. We are
Satisfied that, although upon the face of things
such policy may seem belligerent and threat
ening; the result would be far otherwise.
It Is fact verified by experience, that nations
actually drift Into a war owing to the condi
tion and twisting of the old-fashioned diplo
macy, when a few plain words, describing
precisely the .position assumed, so that there
could be no equivocation, would preserve the
peace.
It Is peculiarly the province of a new
nation, ocean vlni as lofty a rank among the
Innovating powers of modern times, and con
fldent In its strength as the United States, to
establish this open, honest course of action in
international affairs. Lot this be the first
Step. Then we must have energetic, saga
cious, and determined representatives, at
least at the principal points whore such
qualities are required In our Ministers, so that
the line of policy we have marked .out for
Ourselves may be fully enforced.
THK FKOGRKHNIYE CHARACTER
OF
TUE A CAE.
The secret of success In life Is self-reliance.
Individuals and communities who depend for
prosperity on foreign aid never thrive. There
Is, moreover, a sort of meanness in all depend
ence which la revolting to a proud spirit,
While K is a condition never Incurred except
by .those who are destitute of manly princlplo
and energy. Greatness of no kind has ever
been achieved, either by States or men, but
through the diligent ' exercise of Inherent
power and resources; and all observation
attests that abject weakness and pusillanimity
are the lot of, those who owe whatever of
Strength or prosperity they possess to foreign
omrcra.' j
It is fortunate that It is so. It was a wise
and good Providence that Imposed the obliga
tion of labor upon mankind, and enforced it
by a necessity none can violate. "In the
rweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread,"
though pronounced as a curse, has operated
a s blessing. It has compelled the exerulso
ot human talent, and produced that wonderful
citt)laU to which the world has advanced.
AH tlAW has been accomplished by art and
actcuce, from the rudust age to tua present
'.tlnie, is attriLutttble to the natural com.ml
kiu we all are under to toil ' for' every valu
;j kble- addition to the comfort, pittance, aud
1'iaxtical usefulness f HIK ' '
' This beneficent principle of physical and
intellectual activity U. still operating, iinj
marvellous as are the conquests It has already
VkpH, the achievements of educated and ex
perienced indtuUy in the past will d'tubtle
be excelled by those that are to succeed. The
ge is emphatically an age of progress.' Every
fnh acquisition made by mind and ini'c'iani
col skill is adding to the capacity to- aUa'.a
new triumphs in practical philosophy.- At no
previous period has inventive genius bcun
mpre busily; employed in the cause of arc.
Almost every day it contributes some new
means to eeouomlxe the Operations of labor,
facilitate human Intercourse, and draw closer,
by . virtually shortening time and space, the
relations of distant governments and communi
ties."; The world, In effect, Is constantly con
timcting Its dimensions under the magical in
fluence of steam and telegraphs. The age In
which "mountains Interposed, made enemies
of nations," has passed away, and Un is which
uce, "Intersected by A narrow frith," abhorred
" , , . ,
saxrU other, ara now. through tha Agency of
itiodern coB-Yenlenccs of communication, "llk
Uur-4 dn mingling Into one."
! As tt result of this growing uaUtnsxiy, eonv
latrce and lnduatry tre stimulated, while tba
gnat metropolitan euntrc Are multiplying la
umler, wealth, And influence. Jch Is
striving, too, for ascendancy, A-dYsjitage of
position re roesaured, local prt excited,
amd.ererr energy Is. strained hj gatterous
n,riUsn. From this e&cer rival r. nriiL
esntste IncresAlng tapront, while kbor
, ..
is kept Active, mecb icsi Ingenuity perfected,
inTeiUloa exerclned, And riches, Instead of
being asesl in the coffers of the few, are dis
tributed Among the tolling millions, And (breed
tgwbolesota circulation. The rtvee, ther
(brtj, for oomnvreUl empire Among communi
ties has Its saluUry twos, And should, for their
sake, be encour)re4.
Kowbere Is UiU laudable emulation more
.. . i.iui j .v i r. .. j o. . 1
Our abundant elements of progressive growth,
the natural elasticity of youthful nation, the
high point of civilization from which it started
on Its career, and the propitious character of
Anglo-American liberty, as respects the exer
cise of individual talent, all combine to pro
duce such a condition. The ambition to
advance and excel has, In an Incredibly short
space of time, converted a wlldernoaj Into a
prosperous empire, embracing thlrly odd
millions of people, covered thickly with towns,
cities, and magnificent rural estates, and rank
ing as one of the first political Towers of the
globe.
INTEBVIEW WITH GENERAL GRANT.
XMi he Arm; or the lomio Affair
Itofor Ptinhnr;.
A gpntleroRn of this city returned home this
morning from City l'olnt, Va., having vIoltBci
the Army of the 1'otomnc tn dintritiute upplles
for the soldiers, which bad been contributed by
the congregation antler bit charge in Tnirty
fttventh ttrcct. After performing this duty, ho
nmUe a tour of the ramps, and paid his reecta
to Ot-neral Urant. Of ihia Interview, be glron the
following intorontftig accotiat:
"I learned that the headquarters of the General
were about a quarter of a mile from my own
sopnlng place, and immediately repaired thither.
To the perron whom I met at the entrance I told
my btmintss, stating that I wan a memtier of the
committee appointed at the Grant meeting held
In New York In June.
" 'I think the General will be glad to see you,'
snld be ; 'he is disengaged ; go to mm there uuder
tbefly.'
"I went at once and Introduced myself to hint.
Ills address Is remarkable. Ha has the faculty
of pitftitig everybody In bis company imme
diately at ease, and at the same time never lowers
himeelf. There is aot a trace of the affectation
that characterizes a man who has stepped into a
rank which be feels to have added to hit import,
anoei and he is utterly destitute of vulgar famU
liariiy of manner, lie is a good representative ot
republican lite In this country, where a man
may take the place wnicn ms talent, taste, and
ability Indicate, and yet be 'a man for a' tbat.'
"As soon as salutation baa feeon exchanged I
opened my business, referring to the great meet
ing held In Union Reare in June, where I bud
tbe honor of speaktm:, as wall as of signing the
address which hud been prepared and transmitted
to him by .the National Committee.
"'The sentiment of that meeting. General,' I
remarked, 'was to uphold the Union cause and
General Grant, even though we that same day
had heard of a repulra.'
" ' There is no danger of a permanent repulse,'
he answered. 'Though seemingly we are taking
a great deal of time, yet we are saint up tbe
Rebel army faster than it can be replenished. It
will take more time, but I am fully confident of
the result.'
" 'General, I remarked, 'the people of New
York now feel that there is one at the head of our
armies in whom they can repose the fullest con
fluence.
Yes,' he Interrupted, there Is a man In the
Went In whom they can repose the utmost coufi
deare, General Sherman, lie In tin able, upright,
honorable, unambitious man. We lost another
one of like character a few days ago, General
Mel'lierson.'
M Changing the subject, he asked me to make
his apologies to the National Committee for neg
lecting to acknowledge their reaolulions. ' I am
glad ot an opportunity oi explaining wny i nave
not tetnrnen a reply, said be ; ' I sent the resolu
tions immediately to Mrs. Graut, and they hive
not txen returned.
"lbs position or our array before retersburg
is one which gives un the advantage. Hereto
fore tbe enemy have had the inside, and been
enabled to manage troops so as to secure all the
facilities which that position attoras. General
Gnint has now got that interior line, sad can
throw troops from one point to another, m
them, and employ them to the greatest advan
tage; and the Rebel gooeral cannot prevent him.
General Lee hHS found hit mister.
"The attack on Petersburg last week, though
falling to secure a triumph, was by nomeauaa
aerious disaster. The Diana of the General com
manding were such as to avert tbe possibility of
any enfilading tire; but some or tbe suttordtuate
oem ral failed to carry out their parts of the pro-
uranime. Hut tor this omission on their part,
Petersburg, It is safe to declare, would hare been
ours.. It still be yet) but at a sacrifice of more
time.
"The conduct of the wounded colored soldiers
exemplifies moat admirably their fortitude and
generosity. Men wun severe wounus in me nip.,
thighs, and legs nisde their way into camp, while
everv white man with a serious wound rode in an
ambulance. Un the day of the engagement before
Petersburg 1 went upon the field with punch to
relrefh the men. I offered a cup to a wwunded
mun. He declined It with thanks, saying:
'Give it to those men there who are crying for
water. Tbf y med it more thun I do.'
"The colored men have won respect In the
amn. I saw tbe evidences on every aido. One
day I ohaeived an Irish soldier sitting on tbe
stnn.p ot a tree, teaching a colored man to read
Another time I aw an Irishman riding in great
haste, with a nuked black hoy of sixteen at his
saddle-bow. 'What are you doing there V be was
asked.
" 'Faith,' said he, 'I found him drowned in the
river, aim it is in-ttinu him out 1 have been at er,
and getting the water out of him and the life into
him ; and now I am hurrying to the surgeou to
ett bim resuscitated, the darling, suie."
' Only one man in tny be iring spoke disrespect
fully or unkindly ol colored men, and ne was an
hundred-day mnn. The soldiers believed in
tin in, and they have good reason for their fai h.
"Ti'fre Is every reason for conlidence in the
operations of our army in Virginia. They are
exhausting tbe enemy, mainuiultig their own
ground and encroaching on their adversaries'.
Their commander, too, is an earnest uiitn, and
believes in the work at which be is engaged."
.V. I'. Evening l't-
CITI 1JSTLLIGNCE.
TiikLatk Ju.n OHiot. VenUTday Atler
1100 u tli iuiiHrnl ol I1M UU Juun Ouiou took plat
l rum o. 13 WaJuut itirt-t, mud wu Urflj- at
tended by ti.e incmla ot thn dtcpuvd. Ihr intnr
tuiut took ilco mt Vmun4 lilli.
rrnriuus tu the tunrtml ft meeting of th publitheni
mid to knolioii, mlth whom the dtvoaned wa at one
time cUwclv 04.Mii twl, wiu tiolJ. Mr. Ukmut C.
Ait V pnliU-dg and Mr. (jBouoi W. t HiLt-f imod
hwiiPlary. Mr. C'akkjt, upon Ukinn tn etiftir,
msdP tCH biiet ai.o afl- oUnt Aeuiarka. 14 Midi
Vcm itftre tevu lurtttHl hur thai you inifltt yyito
in tsU:yiuK your hifh apprwialton l a mm wlio
oug oec; pa d a t i'tiiiftumited ftud til(hl bunorab
potuttou biuou' the Irado ot tbe oouutry, aud who hM
low htt i Me My acquiHUuioe witii 1m in btck
diov than forty yivir, a. d he tiftti tlmu m tnil'td
the powtat-MioM oi ail the quail'iea by which h wa
it mutt no oiuuh di-tJiiiruMhiil( aud bad aoiiiirml
the coiiiidt'ure ui all who tiuow him. Auiive. vuer
f:et r, ni't lii-TMii, litM ral m hit doalinr aud moit
loi orablu iu the Mir.orinaiioe olall 1im euirft.omtu
hv lupitily ucuin d lor.uiie.
Iu tin- ue ol that lortunu he roftn'tlmteil a kfndno-u
nd )tUr. Utv tar more rare thau we eould wib tueuft
to be. i.e waa Miwa ready to rteioud to apphua
tioiii Imviiijr .u vU'W lht uruuiutiou ot tlieuublio rood
or ti.e rt-hi'i of private dmlivM. I hare iuriwf had
fi(iUs lit occajiiou to apply to biin lor eouiributioua.
a t a Lavo hvwr applied u vaiu. Only tin inoruiujc
1 tiHf v.it irom ft ladr, who told ine 'bat In huu
ahe had lost Iter bewt fi huu, and I kuo oi maur
tttHHi oi miniiaj knal. The loaa wo have imciinitd ht
ftiutlieoi e. It hkft luadn a vaoauov that will out
ocu be titled. He haa now none u bia trav), aud
ta carnrd With Ititn the twm ot a tartfe oiruie ot
fi etidh, noioi i: whom 1 itail alway be glAd to Aud
ry bame enrolled.
Mr. K. 11 . bfTL.vU, In & lew appruprlftte reouulu,
plTercd the follow in preamble aud reaolutioua:
( H tirreas, The publisher and bookieller ol riiila
delpbia havo himrd with rotfrt audaorrowof tbo
tt.-ot.-ftM) ol tbe late Jon Gbioo, who waa at loof , to
ftotivulv aud o bouoraily oupueajptd with tbe tra ie;
I Jna trkerwt, it bt due both to the ehftraetor ot ttid
dttct aft'd ud to oar own tfebnKa that we sjbuuld tiitu
publicly drelnre our biyh iuorviaiou ol bif worth,
md ot tbo loaft UuU we have tuiauud; turukm
fitot9ftt lhat In the death of Jonw Oftioa tbo
rroiiinnmity huve lu-taunpngbt. valuable aud pubbe
HnriUtj cltni'ii; one wuo la lonff w oe rvmonuwN
ll,u h intt leohun, sturbna inurUy.
L jacitv, (tewrous nature, and tor all m
iy, ou.iuam aa
riiinap p noual
aud ft-eml cjuabUe wtsksb uot only eodrd biia to
our tris?ntUtiip, but aecured tor him our rtpQt.
AWsolueel,
l ba4 aa
turussr tnbutu Iu Iu. siseusory,
jtrs will attend bis luuensl in a bod) and that a ouny
or tneee rrwiruiiwi urn puouasiou in in sspora Ol turn
iday, and csininiunsrsiteU by Uie u liter, ui tin, isiit .
iiuK. as aa -r son of out aynpstUiy, to Use ta.ty
I tha awessaassi. H .
Tueaa naoluliona wars aisoouded ty L. A. OoosV.
Esq,, aad pasw.d Bnanimosssly. '
I. A BUR. LtfCOkta . AJtD E.KVKSL' Ai-
I thoojtU itw f sir s kswB eioaeat lor ovar a Bsoath, -
I aTrtbalas tu -binary of tola Contnultouatlll
oninsej m worn,' swssnar asr. uuscAs a.
Mmm-aoa, by raqoA-t ef Mr. Ilausuii,
I atr g. synut to t rn-warw ,r ta.
I Vary fund. By their svsAssi.4ruvat'' la uotnot
eolamn, It wlU ba usa Utal Ittay airt only auutiaua
to t. la receipt ot runila, tint that Muiy has. aiwady
reswivadj vvi-r t6,uuu. This baods' suus in.ll.
cuts bow nobly tua seople hare rsmuoudod tu thoir
eaii. Willi suck mm exhibit it as unruly aooiry to
I say that tha es.pectetii.ua f thia Cvniituuaa va
fetssa ssers waa nauavu.
T Btats Horm Bull ok "Bhndm."
The Bute Hongs brtl Is en Instltotloa that Is
generall right. sad fos ahead with the rrga.
Urity of clock work. It teldoa rts wrong,
while reporting the progrrn of time, end when It
vagnriea. Bach Is the confidence of our people
iu tbe city clock, that many of them prefer Hi
Indication (f time to that of the finest chrono no
U r. Yesterday the old time-keeper, from some
canse or other, did go a-lray, and tolled forth
several h'irs in number one less than ttaey
should have been.
The inconvetili me that reiulted to our cltirens
wa considerable. An hour's irregularity in limn
could not have b ipp ned at a mors Impinant
period th in it rinl. which was Jn-t In the middle
of the day. lluine people were perploscd at
the strange announcement of the old rlo k, and
the best Coop r. Johnson, and Tobias watches
were made to correspond with its inareurary. In
divulua's whose spietitea never failed to be cor
rect indicators of at lean thtee hours In tbe day,
wended their way as usu.il homeaard to partake
of tbe eniinilav meal.
Households outside the sound of the "big hell"
were not sutijectd to annoyance, but where the
housemaid doi-end-d upon the numr of its
strokes for information as to the timsofdiy,
disappointment anil contusion were the result.
The meal that should have be ore pare! for the
master of the house was yet upon the lira at the
time of his arrival home, and he was allowed to
s itiate a ravenous appetite by gazing liei-c.ely at
the bare table, reversing the proper p-ition of
chairs, maltreating the cat or other animals
within reach, complimenting the indolence of
"Mary Ann," and commuting other Improprieties
that crowd themselves noon a fauugry man,
Tun Mosquito's Ditty.
t tin an ot vowaa stu.
Mr lrtnil. It sesnis to crlT roa
1 hat yuu can't msWs ra lssve j oa,
Nor oooseut to roprlsvs you
Proas lay hma-uta-e-nvm
Ttioath bit tons mast sirs HtUfht,
I Drolv vou safin
sun.
Kht
That nr on leot Is to alto
With a baa am a-ts-ml
nut, this bltln trslt yon st
Id rsur fnliow natin to bo
Just as su-on as 'Us la m
Witb nr hum-um-a n m r
Can yoa aaraa on sarthlr spot
Whsrs man's RiUI-api't'itei lot
10 be bit, or ritt 'us noi
VVItb a Lia-ias a-al
T on eao't show ms on. Oh, y ss I
1 nor Is one place, I confess.
Where Iher don't their ra-e oapress-
Wltbahum sa s o dtl
For tl yoq at Tower H all
lo lor first rate riothlnit eatt,
Yoa will not (it bit at all
With a bum-urn 1-01-01 1
Ouratect of Rssaonable Cl-vtnlnii Is still lull anil com
plete, being replenished by lame dalle adillttous. We are
sellinii auinmer stock at old prim, inucli bnoi tretrmi
coitoisauiekoods Towaa Mail,
Ko, SIS Market street
iiaasan 4 CO.
ITHkF.sTnto Rklio raoat tiis Uuins of
CiiAMHKKsni'HO. Our readers sie often regaled
with the triumphant achievements of "Evans A
Watson's" and "Herring's Best" over the de
vouring element, but in the winslow of Messrs.
Orovcr and Bak r's Sewing Machine establish
ment, No. 7W Chesnut streot, our citizens are
now for the first time made aware of the fact
that a Qrover & B iker Sewing Machine is as
much a "8a amaiuler" as a tire-proof safe. Tbe
Imrned machine rclorred to was the property of
Mr. B. r. Nead, of Chaiubersbtirg, whoe noue
iia one of thn consume I iiuildiin.'S. Asa roue
of one of tbe mo-t tutrlmrons acts of the war, the
instrument in question Is attracting much at
tention. UfHOLbTKkY. Chairs, Sofas, Curtains, Shade,
Curpeta, and Mattresses npholstered in the very
best manner at l'.itten's, No. 110H Chesnut street.
R. B. Da Costa's West Indiah Tootu Wasic
is the best preparation now in nse. Inquire for
it get It use it and ts your own jndge.
Manufactured trora pure west inuian vegeiaoics.
Sold everywhere. M. II. Lkvktt, Proprietor.
Faihmount Tahk is now the resort of thou
sands of our citizens tiaily . There is certainly no
more beautiful or delightful place in the vicinity
of Philadelphia. The walks ami drives are in
admirable condition, and the grounds are bright
in verdure. Last Sunday at le.ist twenty-live
thousand persons enjoyed the fit's b air and
scenery, and to-duy, should the weather tic pi o
pitious, a still greater number will don'iuesi
wend their wuy thither. Speaking of the 1 irk
reminds us of the excellently conducted HiOto
House, on Landing avenue, above Coatos atruut,
which is a Htoipiiig-place that deserves the re
membrance of our restlers. The rooms are do
pant and spacious, and arehaudsoiuely decorated
with vines and (lowers of rare descriptions. The
refreshments, creams, and beverages are of the
finest order, and the proprietor, Mr. C. Dusch, is
a most courteous one.
alnrrlexl.
FlK'KR-FABSSWOIlTH.-t'n the tth Inst., hy Use
G. Washington .lorinun. at his resilience, Mo. 221 Marriott
street, Mr. ltlCIIAHU K. Klt t.lt 10 Alias AU1UAIL
t'AUNKWOKTil. nil ol tills cltr.
jl.ri'FRlKsi MlAlN.-On the morning of the tth
biststit. at the resilience of the bride's islher. by ltev.A.O
Tbomaa Mr. J. III1W AUll Jl KKKKIKs to Ml" M ARY
bUAl, daughler ol Mr. LdwarJ Shalu, all ol this citv.
I.EIU.r-CAlt l w'RtOHT.-In New Yorlt. at t!ir ro-l-
dene ol tht? britltVrt intht-r, on Weiliiewlny, AtiKUHt 31, by
tilt Ktv. Air. Kotiler. ol Uie Kiglitft-ntti .strm t Molho.llH
KliiM-tipnl t'burch, WI1J.1AM A. KKlLbVa lot? Major ol l
the )u -huiKJied-ands-lltlenlb reiinvlviiiltt oluiitcr-t,
tosJAlSfc. (lauhier oi 'IlioniaM W. Cartwrl'ht, Imp Caii
taiu oi the WiJily-tliird Mew Yurk Voluuter( lrib
ltriifaile.
H ITKHriKM). On rrlfiay.ljth mt., after a llnttor- I
Inu tHnt-HB, MAKY C, elUunt daughter oi Jeae and tlan- !
Dub llutts-rttcld. an ml Tl rear. (
llif rvlatlvni aud trlcnut are respectfully Invltot! to at
tend Hi funeral, from the reiiiticnie ol her purentu, No.
I'.Vi Kraukibtd rend, on Tuendar. Vtii Innt., at 8 o'cloca
1. M. ttervicee at the Twelfth laptUt Church, at 1 P.M.
HAUL! ON On Prlday inorniau, the 6tb lniant, 1
Hi triend and tlutat ot tun fitmilr are resiprc'Oilly In
vlietl to attend tile funeral, inmi hit lute rfftltli-np, No.
616 1 htrteunth trevt, on tUinJay alter noun. Itli Inlaut.
at 1 o'clock, without turtber umlce.
t lil'Ht'HMAN.-KulMj whilst tn action, on the lth of
Jul' lat. ut Afhbye liap. Va.,NAMVKL R. I HI'KCH.
MAN, of Oomnauv K, Twfiitirtn Ffnnrvlvanla Cavalry,
ud ol lli'iiry L. and Sarah it. Churctmiitn, ot ISew Cattle
county, In the IHuyvarut hi ayp.
t'LAPU "K.-On WitlnfHlr. the 3d lorttant, la thu
fvth year ot her a,e, UAht , relict ot the Ute Luult
tinpivr.
OLAIUNG. On the Id Initant, M VRV AN N', wife Of
Mr (sfM'ifti- (lladinr, tn the PMh war ot lur me.
The rvlritlvt'H und irlfiitlsi ot the tatuily are. ri'riptvttully
tnvittx) to attend the luneial, I ruin the rewldence ol hf-r
hiiHltHnd, So. Vine Htreet, ou Humlar aituinoon, Tth
iWa.it, at i o'clock.
HAltKKK On the Mb Imtant. IiAVlI) 0 HA UK Kit.
' In the Mth year ol U ae.
I lti-t ri-lativvn and iricud are respectfully Invited to at
I tend tiU tuoeml frumhU Ute renutenc, N. W. ctmiror
I Mirh and I oweli ntreetn, on itoudnv niuruioK. 9lh tiwt.,
at lu o'clock.
LAW. On the 5th ln-t.,.10MS K. La W, formerly of
Baltimore in tlieblsi year of bin , Italthnore p tpe
p lea copy. i
II In relative and frinnd are invited to attend hi funo
ral, ttitm bin ittte rwtoenco, No. T.l I'lno Htreet, on Mon
day morning, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Laurl Hill.
' M AKMIALI,. Athln remdence In l 'larkuhutK . ludUita
Couut, la.,oo1he VWIh ult.. Mi. M'UTT MAIIMHALL, t
ateu aotiut 71 veara. i ue ueccanea vviu a ouiier oi tun
wrtr ol 181?, and a. to pen ed lor a hrt term In tb tnllltla
cHiledeut lor the deh'UM' of tUo Htate hi tho duuiuior of
VAl'X.-On Thurwtnv tuoniintx, AuKUt Hb, 18i4.
FHKDf KICK tiKAKK VAl A, oul child ol Wlllfamv.
Mod lsuiii.f ii. Vaiix.
ItU tneittl hikI thowe of the fttmtlv art- reMocctftiliy In
vttrd to attend the luntirnl, trtun bin latht-r'i re-ul jiipw,
Nu. 70v Ars. li nlrt et, on Mvmn atteruoon, al I o look,
iutennetit at Laurel U'U.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES. "
tsr
WAHNKlt rltK.K iNSllll'IK Of
Helen?!-, ar.VhN I KKN I'll Mtrijel.ahoiet o ll nht i
aieui.e. IliBh-Mi l .itl'lSUN will reii' h Ml this llistllilt Ion
nest H: bhalh aiuirnooii at I o e ork. a.ltl Iru.-. All sr.
invited. ll
tsrH
IMOX M. K. Clll'litll, KOl'KTU
Hln. brlW An-h. Ssh jalh. Auil'ist 7. Ksv,
K. fKIKs'iN wit) pi.acli in Ihu iu irnln l In1, o'eio W.
llov. ALKAMKK CLAUKill ih .selling alSoc'o-k.
'I ha seals axe all tree. It'
--THE CKSTKNSIAI.
af K.
t Hl'ltCH, OK
IWD West PhllsdelohU. III mva
Ksciirslon to
Atlantic tlty ou wwdiMtaUaf next, Aunust the Itltli.
We respe. tiully Invite our truiiiiU to accompany us. as
wa will endeavor to uiake ihls a ploasailt exuurslou.
Adults' Tickets Sl-23: ChUdreu's. li cents.
Last boat isavas VI It atraat Wharf at A. M. pre-elsi-ly.
fia-Tn
AKt'H BTRKK.T M. B. Cllt'ltC I, f. K. M)ll-
ner of Hroad. IWr. M. i. VAU-w.s, pastor, js jru-
Ing and avaalug. -
tK-to. CHl'BCII OF THK COVEN IS r, KILIItHT
sitieel above swveutnenth. Divine service to
niorrvw .Sunday I. at IS si A. M- and S r. M. tteOWr
Ul lli. V.) prnaca oruii is aad evonlug.
Ulnt'lFLKvl OF
CHKIHT MKKTINfV TO
. and S P. M.. In WAalllN'S.
PrtJmorr w, al U A. at.,
ins HALL. KIUH IH aud eralNU OAUOfcN atraata.
JL yaruut, ol InJjsi , will preach,
KHOAU srTKKKT JS. K. I'MCBCH-PHEAClt-JtafiT
li to-morrow, at luH A. .St.. by the Bov. JOIISI
TltoMfsbai atsr. M ,by Kav. Cll ABLKa A.BKi:K,
t p ol iStb M.stusaut t'a. Vol. Sacrament, IsjtMt.
SK-ts THK BlkTH rsU-obVIKKIAW CHCItCU,
WiJ fcfHCCIC Hlret. beiow Mlslb.wtU bo opn tor
JHvtne earvlee every a.bh nsontlnii tnls month, al IS
tf'CMI i. Subjers on Iw-umiitu. nioriilug " The fluty
aud lroprily of I'ahlitiy Coven i tuu wlu Hod la
Tune at War -1 ChronKkes, S i. tA l'raror meeUug
llrvin ta tots r. at.
arHiMtt OAsuiy.n hall, h. w. coinkb
fcsrafiysiiNO s.AaL.fcbei.d Tilutl KKN ru aire, u -
Mvtlnss of tbe Chiurh of t brL.1 a
a. MWw.i-AI last A. M. Hse won, hip,
. red.' "ebewUig Ui. LurJ'a ibsalb I
.OlOIUIB UBI. W
In liM 1 breakusa
.." "iitmM Ui. lrJ a umi ii un ne eoiuee, iu
nrav.l aad USM, .nu lol uweuing aoo .uuoii w
aaotlio.. And at iH o'clock I. M , r the preaclilim of
I i4' '
-
iba saasws, t. u. s.vssri
T ORT. CERTIFICATE
NO. IS. BATKD
M i
July IS ri, a ana .ka 1 u rn aMoaa er u
ansl Thus b-1..ss rMw , . . ,
f U It. Hall.y. As ppisr.lss I nsi o
Si, t I ., ..,
sksM return usa saaaa ta UsS sate f Coossaus, or in
.,,. MOIiT. r. IAI
runs.
I.
m. w a l n A V 11 N,
6V0CWHOB TO w. ii. casnvx,
MAHONIU IIAL.I,
No. 718 OHESITOT Btroet.
WINDOW H II a u u H,
OUIITAINH,
MOSQUITO NKTTIN03.
BUSINESS ITEMS,
I',
LKCTKICITY.
LOOK aim LIVEI
A WOUD TO THK WISH
IS
H'lririKSTi
All dlieascd conditions, both acute and chronic, where
tl err la vitality wicufh ksl to reaot, are permanently
cured. b warrantee, at hn 10 WALJtl'T Htreet, l-hlla-dciphla.
and In case of a failure In most obsUnat maladies,
no etiarge Is made. Kleetrlcal Institution, established
about Ave years ao by Frofeesor UOLLKS. Bead the
follo.lnf.
A rltss or maladies prwatti to a Prarful extent ta com
nualiKs, dooming lie.oov yoaths, of kolk ssies.annaally
to an eerlj ree These diseases are very Imperrertly
updrrstuod. Their eilrmal manifestations or a)tnotoms
air ni-Man debility, relaxation, and (treat eikauaUoa,
melasmas, or wasonir and ounsumptlon of the tissues of
the whole body, shortness of breathlna, or too hurrlsd
ImaUilm on aieendlug a kill or flight of stairs, palpitation
of the leart, asthma, bronchlUs, and a dr , s.re throat,
irrmhlln and shaking of the arms and lower limb!,
p.crshm to society, tMislne-ss, and to siodr 1 sometlinos
dlmnass ol tin sjeslsht, ks of memory, dlsalnsss of
I lie bead, lialia pain la various parts of the
tsMli , ins In the back and lower timos, Inmbaso, dys
pepsia, roniUpatliai of the bowels, deranged secretions of
the kldiHys, aad msny oshi-r gtanls of ths body, pro
duitng etrulent Sleeves In both males and f tmalea ; Uke
Ue (aaiepey. kyaterla, and diltereot forms of nervous
spasma. Mow. then, nluety-niac cases out or every hun
dred of all to alNe-names dlseaxs, and a host ot others
not named, at catumpUoa or the tonus, 01 of th spinal
PM-rvea, litre rartr oris In in the pelvw viscera, hanee the
wantoi euccc.s by auy of the old medical systems of
piactico.
MSKAHR4 Or KKM AI.K1.
frolspsus Itirl, I.eueonha, Amenorrhma, and ys-mruorrlia-a.
All Its aitove diseases and other Uterine
complaints kas their ta-lgln m a loss ol the vital power of
the luoly, Uvuaht on by Injuria., eaoesses, s doatary
hnbits, personal atitists, aborUons, and tae use of powerful
meille nea. K..racor the peculiar amptnms are drawing
pains Ihiauih the hip and back, weakness or Uie Usaba,
and extreme languor and debility throughout Iheeatlr
aystem. Hie efTecta produced fiom thee troub'.asoma
maJad-ea are almost multitudinous. Con sump don, Dys
pep.la, heuralgla, raralysbj, lieafneaa, Illlndness, fits,
and Insanity, atid even Idiocy, are aot unoooaraon,
Ko effectual or rellal.le remeil) lias evar been found for
these alarming comi lahiU till onr late discovery In th use
ct Electric!! In atriel aecordat ee wlih rhs positive and
neaailv is.larlretlon of the titerlna Organs. We never
filled Ir. curing all of the above diseases, excel la case of
oruar. e derangement, or severe Injuries ot the parts.
Mil Fulion.aledy of ureat experleaca and ability, will
tisve entire charge u! treating In the ladles' departuiout.
Coi-suitathin free.
Prof. HOl.t.FH k nr. BROWK,
aii:"-Ks. s.0. ivjo WALNl'T Blieet, Philadelphia.
rp hi: u ii u at r i n n
J T
Ilk KEY 8'MOMt'U S. NAHONAL W1WS W0RIC8,
LILLIE'S CHILLED IRON 8AFE
arii.t thb
MAS1KR OF THE SITUATION.
TROTH IS MIGHTY AND STILL FKISVA.IL,
Its Eueuiy.llke his freat rrotutyie,
"THK FATMKK OK ALL KHR'IK,"
MUST SUCCUMU.
1:k clilse ii of Plitlaitilliia aad vicinitvaif panlcu.
I r rtiiiesld treail tl s MlusrluiiaotsiroiaMr. llr.Nlir
HIMOKSl
rn i.Ki i iii,.lniy Jl.lwH.
tl. C bxtter, Att :i! for I.iiliO t'lillesd Iron saie:
111 si: NiH:ll.e No. in t'lilliesl Irna S'e 1 P'i roll a sett ul
j.ki in Is a was In ujr nnice, vti.icii wns burntsl entlri-ly
il.iwn. Willi nit issunn luct'.ry. n Priasy nla'it last. My
hooka anil latw'a wt-ie Isk, n unt ol Hie Sale uh.re tlie Hr
r-Skb -I t!e UuU iliw, tm-reiote ii" aiteutioa was psltl to
tlie bn't. sIK-r tlie art-, fur some oss.
Ttiaottir was a llnes-nr hrli k tiulMlnn, Ivinf Jnst
si.utl. ut tt Dialn svauon-st.op.and as tlie wMulet tlielline
w as fr.-io tlie nt.tlli.llie tire rrnia the wagon sliup was
ftiri-l strmiKlv tipi'O tlie offra, anil eerylijli!K C-in-bustllile
tiiimi-il entirely up. On exsmlitiiiif tlia H.ife the
ilislill-was tonnd not Iniurei In the le .1, anil srlth a
r.ist of palm ami a little reimirlin externally, Is ready ani
lit lur uie.
I can ri.serl ally rennaneiid LIIXIK'Hf 'HII.I.KD IRON
S.l e to all Intiri slid us a most tlioruiurn t'lrn i.riK.f
Ill .MIV MlMilNS.
U. 8. Nll'-n:il Wagon Work.
Hie Mlowinir tai ls In Ilia above certtflcate are particu
lar not Lealjle
tirnt. 'iht-charnrti-rof the nullitlng. Its beluf locsed
just south ol the main wenon-shop, itlt Ii. ImineiiHe
uDioiint ul i-r.mitusliMe uiaterial; alo tlie f.et that tlie
wiml at the lime was strong Irons tlie north, is huh I irt-ad
an iuimensi- aiiiunl ot tn-at upon tins hiitldinff.
bei.iinl. The feet thnt tlie Sisli was the mallrst slse tiut
one, anil that it was lelt In Ihe cellar, anions the rn'iii,
lor dais wlllioui ours oraltentiou, as there was aollwui
left in It. ,
I hlnl. That tbe Hale Is not snninii, warned, or twIst.-J,
hut Is rllll ill or.lcr, and III for use, even the lock beluf
stl.l tiniiinireil. , . L
This wonilerr.il ri'sult, tosether with tl-e result of tha
late attempt al router; of Ulllr's CTiilhd Iran Sale at the
West Philadelphia 'I rust tund.jusl i.nm.Le.1. wist pr.iva
to the ssll.UclloHol all parllis Interested in ale, Hal
Llllles Chiilirt Iron Male la ail lhat u rlaiost lot ll,
.tni-tiv thnn.uuhls-lire aud laal r-prjil. the sieet-
...n ,.i.r. lmviil l!.iiii'. askdrtloii 1 1 the contrary
notwlthstaudum. Verily. F ovioeni-e Is on the eldi ef
M. C HAIM . Ak-H.
N. It.-Tho nbore Sa's is now at sa depot, and all i ar
ties Inlen ile.1 UI nli-u.eesaroiiie ll lor themseiees.
. . M t Salil.t'.M. Alient.
nuft-tf BBVI-.SirH Sltaet.
bof' l1 (4svrsisss(
4 A CoVI I.K,
Kossisu Fuksii
Kvi.ar JSoasiMS.
llsvi. A Ki itiiii's.
Am 'I and Ts'
K. U. Wbltiiinn A S'ss .
iantfai tu.-eis ol New sod lieUi-lnus Conlamlons, AUa-mJ
fuste.Choiolaie Caramels, t'ruants l.s Mode J.i
Varts, esiulsitel Itaioriil.
It iwsted Jordan Almonds, c , Ac
Va. :UC Chesnut street, holoar ronrth.
AtX'k . llsaas.-
8 ft.CS A CO. (I
M ASO 5
A '
BaMIXM s
ri.vkoa
CAfttNET
BTECK A CO.
OUOAJIS.
PIAK9S.
J. Jt. OOUU.
BavanUi and Chswaat sOweU.
CUIISCnilTIONH
IN AID
er tiis
; Sufferers at ChamTjersburg
' - . 1
' W Wr tree ftom C. E. MBftBll.SJllTlI, KQ.
f ik hiutkta fiMtus Uer rarwo wiiphu w
UA iuHrvr Cs A by ""MU" ooUbuUui Iu iu.
DBEXEL ft CO
-AiTvTfl. MATTIN08. OIL CL0TH8 AND
i J Wuilow SbVdj. from How Yorfc A-ctkro
r u...ir.,t HnMla. W whte. ftl a-.
liliKriuy w.y--r-"-"" - , -7' , - u ,.i...,i I
f1" VsTTd Meent&-4. W - proper-
tliMliiri lmprU CarueU. tl JO to l-7flPWynJt
ix.aaia prirwe , nr - Vi.hl. VenHiK Hm, mad
uZZTtrlZ mi to U e.wa pt yata; MaiU.ua. Ih.
ii7U a.aorte" T W rwialpw; ,rrooi
af v -. (S varh XocUtO Hie Da-
am ootir hwt " ---- -
-Wlt'HTY'S TKA WAREHOUSE. E3TA-
j aj In tBSO. tsaparter and !ksar as
V sasoeaisi . y, 1 W-aa, a lAraars,
Cbosea Zm,ur, Bek s Balsas
! aX f-ov Al. --ii"2ti,rJu,
T.- ktMSOS nt B Wh BB00WB SHreet,
AMUSEMENTS.
A' A.LN UT STREET THBATttB.
no ax wr'aAwyrmii a tpr.aA tutttt.
THK DKhT KNTS.K 1 A N.MKNT KVKR OVKERKU.
tMieervs Iheeomlr talent attached to
at.sroeiia Tit'ttifs;.
Frank Moral), Ik Parker, V . Miers, I. MorUmer.F.
iHemnnd. a-.il T. asnford.
Iv.ors open at t loniMfsrs ata io. ana
-sKOVKK'H N K W CI1KSNUT STREET
VI lllbAlkK.
TIITS F.VKH1NO,
The gran rotnantln, musical , nii-teruisr drama,
AI.ADl'IN, OR THK wO'SUKKr Ul. LAMP,
ris-ssnled, alter three months' ai llee preiiaratlon. In a
st; le of ut pns-edi-nteit man eirie nre. reulete with wonder,
flit trattsfoimstloiis. magitlflreiit sefnesa , vranit marehe.
superb eoelumea and prupescias, bcutifiS music, and
eiKiMe. Jrtetf
IMMKNflK ATTRACTION
ANI I.RASK ItOMIIINATIOaT.
THK CHAM III K-IHMU1 at r.UKIU.
VAN a.MIH HUH A HO N
MAMMOTH MKN atlKHIK
AMI THAI lt A vtiVKsV HKKS.T I'MTKIJ 8T ATP.fi
C'llltlt: f'OMItlNKIi,
Will oiD on U.e sp.clous M ou AKUU Htreet, bet 11 een
N-ai'leenlti ami Twentl.th,
ON MIlMiAY KVK!SISO.tkeSth Inst.,
atid cn'hiue op'-n until Hatnrila' evenllis. Mih Inst,
K.Klill.iilotis will slw. he then on ever) Allernoon during
II e rs-k. eso. p'lng Monilav.
On W H'.NKHOAr MunMKt! a Spsrtst F.Klilhltlnn of
tie auimsls III 1-slven, the net proceds to be lor tha
i fT'-ter. by Hie hchel rslil at IJIisnilief .t.u rg.
Tills Stenair'-r'a ll one of Ihe ra-est collertlnna of birds
and be.als now exhibiting In Ihe world. Tlie pactider
ms ons animals nre wull represented, among thota ths
wi.mleriiil Klept.ant
IIANNIIIAL,
and the teli-krsled
1111 rtlrOTAMlin, tit iiisr.it ii'Mifir,.
For nsrtu-uiiu-s se.- small hills. Look out tor the OranS
Pn-ct ssli n on Monday. Hth lost
Ailniis.M.n lo tlie psvlllon, ru cents, timsii-n uniier u
;esrs,-.- tents. APernuoli periornianca comineni-es as
yo'o'o. kl K.venlng, 7H o-rlors.
AduilsSin to Animal rxhlbtuon, on Wednesday morn
ing, !l o'clock, ODlr ito cents. au -lt
$5
REWARD. LOST, AT THE IATE
funitarv Fair, to which ll hsil been loaned, a large
I lsg, alxleen It-et long, marked with Irwlellble Ink on the
eli . M w. HAi.nwi (,
ur, lit no. 11K11 arai.UK Hireet.
KXCUHHIONH,
AT
UKDirOIOL) UATFsS,
TO TUR OBRAT
Goal, Iron, and Lumber Begions
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
TI0KET8 GOOD FOR TEN DATS.
(living ampls time to visit each point of Interest oa tha
route.
The Catawissa Railroad Company
Having perfected arrangements with Connecting roads,
will Issue KXCIIHBIUM TICKETS Iron Philadelphia over
the following roate
riilladellA and Reading Railroad To Reading. Srhayl
klll Uaven, Ashland, Maiianoy City, and Tama'iaa. Cata
wissa Railroad-To Hummlt, McAuley Mounun, Cata
wlssa, Rupert. I'snvlllc.allltoa aad WliUamsport Lehlgk
and Mahanoy, and Beaver Meadow Railroads -Te Black
Creek and Mavoh Chunk. Lehigh Vallsf Ballroad-T
AlleBtown, and llethlehem, and tha North Pennsylvania
Kalln ad to PhltadelpMa.
For variety and grandeur of scenery, this route pre seats
peepltar Inducements to tourists.
Hioaa wlsblcg to da so, may reverse ths route byotaialn-
tng tickets to atart over tha North Pennsylvania Katlroad.
FAKE, 10.
Tickets can be obtained at the IsspoU of the miladee
phia and Reading Railroad, and North Peansylvanla Rail
road Compaalea, and of
N. VAN HORN,
TIUKKT AtlENT,
H. W. CORNER BIXTII AMI) CHESNUT STS.
Trains atart (rem Philadelphia and Reading Poost atS'U
A. M. and S-aO P. M., and from orth Proaaylranla Halt
road Depot at 7 A . M . and ti, and i 16 P. M. yt- stuUi lit
MAYi
1UK BTAl'NCIl AMI COMMODIOUS STEAMKR
"MANHATTAN,"
CATTAIN E. A. RYTHEK,
Ot the Cape May Line, Is now maktnn her remtlar trips t
CAVE MAY, leaving AltCH Street Wharf, every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at nine a olooki retarnlns will
leave C ape May ovary Mondar. Wednesday, and Friday
at halt-past ehjht o'clock, touching at Mew Castle going
aad returning. Kara $290; carriaita hire Included.
Children half trice; carriage hire Included, (servants
I'M; carriage hire antra. Freight at low rates. No
freight received attar 8 o'ekvek, ar d lo all cases must ba
prepaid.
Jy.'l-tf . JOHKril A. STEWART, Agoot.
JAETEL'S QEEAT PIOTUBE
NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK.
Tl Is tnagnlSrent work of art, now rapidly approaching
completion. Is one ot the largest and most elaborate evar
aiiderukaii In Hits couutry, being about
four and a half by three and a half feet square.
and embibcniii a full and complete view of tha (Ire at C'oa
tral Park In all l.s orauty and grandeur.
BubscHptkias for a limited number of tha artist's proof
sheets will be received here, wben the plates will be Ukea
to Europe, where
Messrs. TR1BNKR A ('O.,rateraoster Itow, London, aad
ALItKItT L. IlKltOI.I), Hue Klehellea, farts,
ara already recotvlng euberrlptloas for tha same.
The work can be had by subscription only, f rice It per
copy, payable on delivery.
.Subscription Booms of the Companj,
No. 720 BROADWAY,
KKW YWHK.
Tbe following firms will receive suhscrlptlaus i
AITLKION A CO , Broadway)
WAl.fc.KK, WISK CO., Hoawn;
R K. tllillHlH CO., Chkaao:
MOORK, ts II KTA1K A bALI A'lN, Cincinnati;
rtlll.ir A HOI.OMONH, Washington)
C AL1.KNIKK A CO., i'Uladeiphla;
, al the publishers,
BITWKI.U IIARHIH &
CO.,
Mew York.
). wsoilia
No. 7K HBOAllWAT,
rsMTKU MATH'S, KASTKRN UISTRICT
1 tit l'K V St I A N1 A, .si r.
niv. pMhniiir.NT t tub cnitku statm
10'iur. MAitnllal. if TO tAslfcliN IslSlstlCT
ut I s.N Nat l.s aaiA .
ui.rt.Tlit;:
VS IU Hl.sK. The IHstrlel Court u( the t'nlU-d Ntatos In
and lor th. V.e.i'Tit lii.trn?! of Penits.n aitia, riKatly and
Suit nri eoiilnir on a l.llwl. nu-d tu the lisine ot'tlie t'lilti-d
i Lie. of Amtiiie.hsll. de. ree.1 all perMiuain '-neral wSo
h.M.oi pi stead to have, any ri,jhl. iHle.or liilcro.iin
elshl-1an l.sle. or rol It'll, eariro ui a vessel unaiiuwo,
tituf ed by the I nut a s eies ...eel oi wiir .s hif.-,uuui-
isai''.anl ot vullllliwf urun-nAiii r. I. i..tn..w un
ns. uishe.1. ellert, ana esneii 11 jii.inuient, ai ine iirost ami
plai e iiiiilensrltl.-ii, ana to the SS.-' Iieie.lleri-s.re,se.
(nikllie Ml r-iuirinii I IU .IP, luroiwi, nn.l,ni BOO
tirieili en o'ned and coiuniaiiileil, Hist yau omit not, but
that b put.ii-hli s ih-e t'roetits In at ie..t two of tlie
ilal'7 new.pap.ia i.iiioeu p,ioii.ow ,i, ,n. j
T I hi S'leipinrt, una 10 .or f.r'M mo.m r, ,
tlu moll .i snil . lie. .ir cause vt oe iiuiili.ueu uu mnt.
t rtl iiMr rati
oril ,mli pr-srii-it
any riuKt.iititf.'T t
im i, inp'oril' ,all ptr.oll- in ireuernl wn-i iiate.or pteietiu
to I as. any nuhi.titi..or luiere.t In the ssln eljrtity-two
.. t a-.rt.it. tn aiiiMar
. ar iiet.M-o aa iionorauie jutta
(,'Anw Al.Mh.ui..it.uMr iii js.tijsjj otin, ut ti l.g.
iilittduii r-K'tn In Utf4'tiv nr.AaHtTliu.fiii the twen
U in tin aiiet' I'uM t mtisii o( (iWt 7S to jtn ti it tit fun t
itstr. Ot tisi ll 1 1 1ST lM Clin QMV ,IKlsrsMtf, WIsYtM IH
it ul l.tsttm Kl In tilt if chum-, tl ni una tit-re toiitiw.ur
ti -f tn Ut i- fori,, tti 1A , h rrttMna' it mttl imwiui e tf-tma,
it miy ttiey why ih Mat ?jhiy-t wo ! o' entltm
HUIU I t Is1 r Hl'Ml Us t I lO M'ltllt)', It l IIIUSJ (tl
I nltnt HtHt, r.tl, w-ia t4 tU'ir syt'mifi oi
fii.rMltf, lift bi" ititi nii..t ii c-mut'tna-lion
is. bi MilBtl-dl aii) i-m4ui-.t-t. aa iru d aiil Uw.
ful inlita, fcttl furthtr lo 4o stud riva In th
laaha'.f sab in lueiw miimii appertain. Alia mat oa auiv
lntluai, or rtuM iu t luiiiuatiHl, uutu aU praoua afore
aaiil, kanaraliy (i wl wiu by tua truur trf (Ua pruttit
it i atl.ii iutiaiaieti). tttai if ilaev ihall Bol auuar at ilm
lliua aiiti pLaaa abova sntiai-ft, ut apvar autl anali nsi
auow a rraaunstois aiiu mwiu trauN 10 vur cumrwri uwu
arAld llairtsvt ( uun OtHO uuuz niti w 111 unwstu uituiiu-
dhaitun uu tlia uUi cauturv, autl luav ppinouiva that
tha aul iKhiy-to bla of rottou U14 baluux, at th
tliuevt ibv cai'tur trf tb arlM. U tba cnattuaauf the
I iilivt Htntea iti r-n4'a.mu gMit'ti iDtstrantjuiiaa,
or utrtirsiiM,llablt aud aubjr4 to cauUaoatiua autl c
lUntiiatiLoii. to bm atlltttlkil autle mdumt1 an lawlul pit,
th ab-a-Ctt, Or rather, oslilluH4y,ol ilia pcrtum ascttc
an U Uiiliaatt sl In any wi mMtihtarMtUig,and tUat you
duly ertily to tha aaid Itafrrt Crl what you atudl Uo
lu the praiaUea.ti.gftltfr with theae ir-fUti.
W itnts. the Houorfthia JOHN VXliW KLkUVJl, Judga
I of 1 ha laltl I'wurt al I'blta IWuhta. Ult acoitil day of
AuifUht, A. I. JhM, ana in the eiKbty-aiUtt yt 01 via
lits bsviioDeol tua svuiieii airtwia.
Ifpsviiti
H fARSIIAL'S 8ALK. BY VIRTUK OF
it I WrMof Male.bT the Hon. Jolm ('adwsUder. Juiita
of tha lllstrsrt Court of tba United Seats., In and for tha
iarn l.lsiru-S ol r.nnsyrvanla. In Admiaaity, to nseui
rvetMl, w III be sold at paldlr sass to the hlnHeet nod beat
kuU.r. br .h. at M It UK N r'.B 8 MTOIIK. No. Ill N.
KUKT htreet, on WKIlNKSIlAV. AiikusS ID, Mil, at li
o'elocb M.,tsi bales and 16 bales of outuia, bata aisrioes
01 vaali unknown.
WILLIAM niLl.ssti,
!'. 8. Marshals:. D.ol rsnna.
rii.Asi.rH, Jury 28, lea. )TtJA
TtrARSHAI.'H 8At.H BY VIRTUK OK
JuilxanfU.e DlsUh l Csiurt of tlia t'nlt.d Su-ra, la and
11. ttrrtt or n.i. ur iu. nva. uwmibw,
lor llMeaawrn liliUlelor r.uiMy'a""s, 'rj.
ssa dlreelrst. alllb. sold al Pul.ne has,, to th biahrit and
... -. t..m . . . UN liSVlllS MlflMlT. No. 11S
N . yiONi Btrt-et. ou W :ih iKaiiAl , Aeuil (11, ism.us
l'Jel'K'li,kl.,aJ basss aad U baws at cotton, bains oar.
oas of sssss uaanown.
a wiiiiiu uinwisn
t'nKedtutea staaaai ,1). of feuna.
rUlasVslaala.JtilyW, lot. JjrJO si
WANTS.
'I O HAKNKKH
MAKKR 8. W AN TKU
1 Two oi
Two or Iliree acme and ftnere -tle hands to take c in
trscls In tn. s an or) , to tnaniilaetura a lirire 'inantlty ot
IIAI.TF.IIH. Hltllll.KM. NO UIHIIIS.
All Iheasab-rtiU will he liirnlshid Ihr-n.
M r. r.i I r, It, Sit. '.' Sltrit Slreet.
WANTKW TO IIKKT. A MODKKATK
aired hou.e- In rouitdi-ie order. In a food locat fu. Ad-
dl Vr
llin sr., li" isu. ro.t Intl. e. am at
VRTILI.KUV ANH CAV ALKY HOUSES
wanted.
As-lsTAST Ql-AltTI SWSSTIH-riRSRITtt.'t Ol-.rK,
I'M'I AOS.I.I-IIIA, Jill f ISHI
Horses spit aid. for the Artlleri and I'm airs si-rvlrs wilt
be .un:hased lr the underslirned. In ..pea eaarSel, et a lair
toltee. Kaeh animal lo I- Hiinit-te.1 ut UlS Usual (Suveni-
ni'-rt fn'.Jieellon lo rnre Is-lns see. plod
ori.e. II. Ie O' iimti il tn me i sin-n mire in.piTTnr.
at the H il l. 1AM I K NN HliTl-.L, MAIthhl Hlreit, be
twen Hshthan.1 Mnth s're.-ls
It) onler ot 'ol.aiei iieorri It. Crosntan, Assistant
fuirtcrniaster-tl i.ersl C. S. A. t
)i27 UK I aplain and A. l. M.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
vou KAi,i:-i,noo,tHio worth of
hKAI. KSTa IK. ,.
I Oil I
Mai e.. i isi iro wititTlt nr. At. r. ' a i r,.
H'K SAI.K-S ISS'.ISSi WOH1II "r HKaL ",HT til .
'o p rson etshinti to pur.l aso Itesl K. tat-. I -her fT ill
's n,ent or renpaoes , sh"ii'd fill to jail on ans (Irt, as
I l:ai. a vast ijusnlity of pr tpertv at the old prices. Have
me ol Ire (m-sli a' n. resins id ine sire.
Nr. AT IiWK.l l mu, No sw H. Sixth street. Twelve
rooms 1 ot ?n hi lis,. ai7no,
NbAT I'W Kl.l.IN'l. east side S'tn street, nnrtu ot
Vine, S.Vssi. I'os e.sion soon.
NKAT Dltll I.I.NU, north side Vine, west orTwentiam
sir. , t Ixil i. US feel to a streat. tvssn. rosses
ahm so--s.
L ,1K roifll T1KY I'M F.I.Ll.Ml, SIO. 171W twa
etiiet S'S"
hl'I tMHJII.l IIIIII.T DWWI.I.ISItl, NO. SK IS. Tenia
stnel isi lie lo ins. Im 17 by Mi lo a atreet. S7iii.
NeaT KWF.I.i. INK. w.-sl side Twelf h street, norm ol
hsm t arellviit nvlihaorhood. Lot IS by SO. t
I'n.ai ssirn a on
H.K1IANT IiWKI.l INO. NO. V1 Is. FiiartK street.
a..isst.
MAT 1'ssri.i.in', Bio.si:' is. nes-enio sueer, pjie-i.
VKI.I. l'l:II.T 1)W 1.1.1 lll-with allies. Thirteen
r.ssnis I.OI Is h) Ho No 7ns llrnwn street.
M'l.rMlll nwtisTR .STUNK ritDISr DWF.LLINll,
Huniiber strict, west of rtlxteenth Sit SH.
NF.AT V I'WKI.I.IM'I, No IB10 Kuronmr streot. Lot
3d h y 111 to k street. Throe story all thrnush. 1 1 .isfs).
Iteshte. nearl ysjii other pnpertles. ksrr purson can
boaUIUHl. tlKulKIKC. MII.I.KK,
Fractlcal Kal Kstate Aveat ana Itroker,
Mo I '.( N. HIXT1I HttreL
tAI'K
INLAND, CAPK MAY, N. J. FOR
Us I.E. Olnmeoa Lalayette street, 11 rooms. Lot
SO by KtllfeeU
In-iulra
sal tf 1 IttBT flTeRE ABOVE ATLANTIC IIOTEL.
TO RLNT. HANDSOME STORK, WITH
plaie iilass windows, and dwelling. Mo. 217 N. EI.K-
lll ftreeu l'i-u
MILITARY NOTICES.
ggr- III3Al)(UAnTKRri
FirBt Eegiment Grey Reserves.
Cti v Aiihihxt, Broad pki.ow Hact. St.,
Avllst8. 1H6I.
At a troMtlngof tlieefflcers end metnliers of th flrey
tu-ssrre Regiment, held at Headquarters, this morning.
It was
Resolved, Thnt ike CommandlBK Officers of tha Coast
panlee be directed to aseomWe their commands Tilts
KVEHntO. at their respective Armories, for the purposa
of Hecrultlpff for Uie Kmeru-Bey. . .
Keanlred, 7hat the Uerchantsand Mannfaoturers of the
City be requested to recommend and lennlt tha mas tn
their employ to Join this Befrtoient. In order that It may at
once respond so the (tovernor'e call.
T. H.
SGOHETAKV.
II ATTENTION ! COMPANY C. GREY
Reserves. A niietlnsr of the Oomiiati) will be held at
the Armory, THIS K.VKNI Nil, at a o'clock, to organize
w a Conipuny rnr service liming the emerKency
if j.tssK's ii. i-.iikii is.iii, nn
JAHl:s II. K.ltKH'KSOM, tirsi s..resiit.
I
ARMORY COMl'ANY A, FIRST REOI
nirtit ((rev RfM-rvrB. Anirunt 8. lHii.
A untciai ntiH iiiiu oi tn omnnnr win do ne n n. in
AHM(KY thin ('iitunl iy) aveiiliifi, at H o'clock, (n lake
' il( n on tho mil ul th OovtTnor for troop. luuctUAl
Mu iiOtiiK-i ol t-vtry tntmljer u rftUfntx,.
by t.rtifr, Cuntum .1 AS. D. KEY8KH
Chah K. Apbptt. Awslnttiiit Stcn-tiiry It
ft COM PAN Y II, ORKY R K S E R V K S.
as apevlal meeting at the akuiikt this (aaiurdsy even-
iiiKs at 6 o'clock.
lliiiint of iinDortHiice.
.IAH K. l.oVfiK4, "pprptarr
S COMPANY F,
meml-ere are nsiuosl
8 o'clock this evi-nlng
Iniiuedlate aiTvlca. I
COM PAfs Y F, GRKY UKSKKVF.3. The
mostcii to atuna at tne srwry at
nlng, with tho view of organizing fur
uyotacror
11. t;. ri r.r.i Kin ,
B.C. BmiM.O.H. lt Late CapUtia,
a
COMPANY I. FIRST RKOIMENT RE
scrre llrlcadi-. will assembly at their Armory Tllld
UYf.BlMl at HO clock,
llyunler. J. PARKK.R MARTISf,
tt t!aptaln ConinandinK.
rOTJK HUNDRED D0LLAE3
1IOUKTV,
I'OK ONE YEAH;
Also One nundrt-d Dollars Government Bounty.
Sixth Union League Kegiment,
COMMAM'KI) BY COLOSKL BICKKL,
Of the 3d Pennsylvania ttcserves.
Itecrults wisblnir to eiillst for one year In this Begtinent,
can aa so by apinv ins tn
UAI TAlB I., BS. Ml .1 ,
It No. 104 N. I KCUNU Mt., two doors above ArcV
UNION LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA.
In lew of the call of tha President fur Ova hundrod
thousand men, we propose to raise a '
REGIMENT
TAKI.VK .nOHITHH.
COLONEL IIOEATIO 0. SIOKEL,
(Late of tbe rennsylTania RoeerTi-s,)
Has consented to take tha command.
All ofneor oVslrtag to take part In this organtaatiw ara
miacsled ta eail va
COL HOEATIO 0. SIOKEL,
auC-tf
No.
14UV WALLA08 BTRF.BT.
BOUNTY FOR MARINES. WANTKO
forUie t'nlU-d Male. Martne tinrp., ahle-lxMlied nsn
nto
ar
o perrorm tin- auiles ol a aoiuy r at um ,
md oa ho ant t.ulied aulas ships-of-r on foc.mw
stations.
Itetti-r compen..aihn man tna-arniy.
im:yE till.NI.ltKl) IKILI.ABU OOVBKNMF.KT
ROt'MYl also, ALL TUB LOL JlOL'Nl'IKa palit
Bp'iti citUstuieni.
AtHllliC' receive rrr7.e .
t or sU funh. r iniorniatlua apity at ths Recruiting
R.odesvous,3ii a.l HONT HtriM-t, below Bpruias Street,
between the hour, ut n aud So clock.
auJ tf
a)or aud Mis-riiumg; tsrtKur.
8300 BOUNTY
FOR ONC TEAR.
Voluati ers to fill a township uuola
for Cavalry, launtry. rs.uy,
Call at Mo. t. THIRD (MreM. aul-at
CENTRAL SUBSTITUTE AGENCY;
v-.. mm tiiiuii Mi,et A Men. Vetvrsta. and Centra.
i
b.ild St'HKTlTL'TltS WA.NTItU, l-i wkorn the horMst
prlc will be paid. Ko alien ae.d apply who. tnimot
V'.-h.. rt,m en honorable dtwbarge.
Tlie above class of Substltutas furnished fur any part
.u.-m" V1.MAN, MITCIIRLL A 00.
pUBLOUQHB-rUILOUQHB,
OOesas aad gotalara trsstttaf tba dty oa rWsosig-.issadlaa
HWOHDH,
asn otvikb
MILITARY KQUIPMBNT8,
abb n rras to tub BXTMSira
BlAACKAOTCKlXO B8IADU8UMET?
OS
QEOKOB W. SIMONS A llOs
BAN80M 6TREET HALL,
BAMrtOM Street, aba BUth,
HHISNTAT10N SW0BD8
Haas lo ardor at tba shortest aotlea, wkjek for rtebnaM aad
aplftoaivoe ahaOaniss aooipsHmoa, lie ""' Z
aaauttf SsataMniaf ttss MANUFACTtnUi WU
wnu TUB rUTWA WWW as- r
I KAFNESS, IfOIflK8 IN THK HKAD, ;
Tlios mho ntflfr friMn ttif-a- faWrlitsj t,rt nw ihm
cry ltct nt f-tsMiimty f fli-tl1" ritt. Th aisr-vrwu
mtirin ifii iiv nr. t .MiiTM.ifMri in nnc? witur
in- mm psriicilv ft Ht wis! itrr al fr rmritiisric
I M'nl ul tit" il iHf t.i wr.'h it 1 Hr r'td, an1 m it
alic it ll with Aiiniriif rat'trltv. Trtf ajipUrstUit tm
T-i tin- iwnf -l r V m .Msclik r, AurM, IW
alimt s.trss-1. rra'td hn-t 'irf-jstelly oa mt Mrs.
naiiatli-k ir to hf-rlf'-t hoarln. I wrfTt r il lrrn wt.at h
t.y sic latin caiiftl a thi kt-nhK fit IIk- tiura ol ts ir.
HII.I.MM I II r., ItllllfMI'.
It C dt'lK O, Ho. lV M fVe. JllaJ MrfaMa,
riil!a1flr.hla, Atiut Ihm
11 a I'tVi 1 niA ,'.'.' il 1 .In 1 r, tsftt ThU Is car 1 1, that
r iiiif )tftrt I wan tnttibiHt witii an ffe,iin- r1' 'har,
t fniiniiii'. wiih(tt-fiic, I li;tt- b"ti irtcl by m-
(Mu. lid) sti'iaim hhotit rv.'1'nlii, anr bfiit-i' -4 roa
ni' nh air I ai tiilt-tl lo lr. on Mtich7.lki r. wh haa
net misiUbctl a pericnt curt. ,
Or the firm orBhoamaktr A TlvUl, i.r.-hn
.S.s tn H. Brol atre4.
rf(vat rcaihlt nre, Ko. 77 r-n atrp.-t.
T.W. lr. VOW VOHC1I.IMKKR ran t ponmltM am
kl n al.ttlh a r-f Mip !.). Tha NI! K IK'A I. if rtVuwi
Ntra KUtll I ftRilMilir rt-rfi.rtn-il
Vlirr hintrtlof aimiUriiin(iMtasW Uiaftbtiva oa
a cvHtniitsM. atHt-tf
SPECIAL NOTICCS.
- 11 11 i la I-1
Suffering People of CharmborBburg.
At a maotlim of clll.ens held at the B iardof Truss '
Itoonis.on Tuesday, tlie 3d lust., to adopt nvaMiiy.fi
the rr'ltf of tbe stiflering phjIs of 'MismSersliunr. ika !
undersl,ned were abpidnted a rontinitUa to s joosi to list ,
citizens of l'lillsdi-lphla for their generous aid to this
gn-atlY distressed community g
More than 1HC0 of tit people of our own Bute, a larga t
iniOorHy of them womer. and chi:dren, are hemelesi, aad
mant ol them pennyleia, without aven ao miichasaonnnga I
of clollJnK. 1 heir wants ara pressing and they requif '
Immediate relief. We aro sure this almplo BtaUmon ts mM
that w ill be necessary to awaken tha ssdve sympathy at t
our ritlens, aud insuie a llheial response. '
bend protnptly your aeiierou, contrthutious to the Trea- .
snrtr, LPnl'Mi A. not. iiek, eso.., dw k Mire, waarr.
or, If niore convenknt, to either of lbs underslinied saasn.
tiers ol tlirComniitlie. V
The money and materials thus contrlliulod will ka t
plaint d ty this committee with promptness In the bands of , y j
sia-b rellnbla and discreet tenth-men of Chassborsburi aa
will Insure the l.t dlspniluoa of your beii-voleot eaa-
trlbutions.
COMMtTTF.B.
ALKXANIiEtt (LOATrKLL, .(H
JOSKI'II I'ATTKItSUX, fl
(1KOKIIK II. HTL'ABT. ' H
KliMl'.ND A. BOUIlF.K, (SI
o. w. isAVia, I m
HTK1MIKK FLANKIAIT, f 9
A.J.I.KKXKL. - f3
JOUM O. JA-SIK8, '51
BIISONUKATZ. 'a
rilll.AliS.l.l-tltA, AlllTUSt 1, 1ST4.
au6 .
tiJ TO Tllh AI.DKRMEN OF THK CITY
i.l I'hllaiV'Dlitn.
NOTIt'K A vt-r 1-rne number of caaes returnable to
Ai'.snst Hi-salons of the Conn have lios been returnsal
a rs riling to law. me iirana jnry win miw- on ssu
iioMiiV. AiiL.n.t a. lint, nnd nnlsa these eases ara
rearnnl forthwith, I will prosecute all delln niants wlta
outiilsy. WIUJAM II. MANN.
1ST
THE OR I'. AT CENTRAL FAIR.
otllre of the Committee nit Labor, Income, an4
Krreniie, No IIHH. HKVt.M'M Mreet
The unilrr-lkiiid, 1 irasnrer ol tnis t:ommntee, srtta
ph ssurt-acknowledges the recilptol tlieloliowlnn sub
ecrlullonsi Blcha'd n. Wnml Ksq., riitlsilelphia, amount
of his s nbscnpllon SlWOSt
l'er Kdward Miller Chairman:
From ortlcers and emnloyers nl the Huntingdon
and ltroad 'lop Mouutnlu Ra Iroad Cotupauy,
n mltted br J. 1. At-nsen, r.sii 1st -St
1 erJolui . It'li-y, chamnaa: -
from Wuo K. lark Collector, and asslstanta,
Twmtleib District, Meadville. Ta t-t
Wh. .-I.,m.I.,i. l-nllMotoe. nnil .,.t.L.
ants. Third Coll- tion 'lilstrh't, l'hiiadelphlu. J V
ret Wm. 11. .derrick, Chuirnian:
f?nnttibutioiis from a purllon of the machinists
of I V. Morris, Towns A Co., l'bllauetulila,
W'Marden lit W McMahon I'M
H. llatiKor.. I'W A. Wanlch S'M
A. Leech i ll ti. Taylor lUt
J. l'owt'll S'lsJ O. Itucklcy 'J :l
T, Hul-rf-r 317 H. Jenkins i't'l
H. Kruti a l-.w K. Lamb t OS
11. t ompton rn A. Walters. 1 7i
II. C. 1'iersun i-.u J. Klchardson 1 It
1 Hiiiith no T. Clark I'll
M. McKee S-flll J. Hunter 1 IT
W. I His. n jj-ou tieoritoUlbson I'll
J. llnluiee its) T. lirass l't
T. Chanilien ( T. O'He-IU. '!
II. I.llcliHeld I lri J.A. ilanse l is
J. Vantleet 2 ii tieorgo Hhutnan 133
T, brooks 11 H Hheppard 2 on
B. Igdcll itw Cash S'M
Per H. H. Mnhlon'ierg, Reading I-
Additional remittance, balance. ,
.7 am
Ti-rMi-a. U.-iilsuiln llanuau, Pot:srllle:
Additional suhscrlptloos.
ilr. Mllllain btnn.er " one day's Inooine
l'er Joa. II. Ilughea. Chalrm mi
rnmi fnip oyi-u. ol ttipka MI1U. Mos. 1 and h
Manayunk
From employees of Ihe cotton and woolen mills
ol Mein. Thurlow A Urother
flevluualy acknowledged by thu Commlttoo..
3t'lS
Wat
JOt-U
E E Total S,JJ1-U
Uthcr suhscrlptlons tlisnkiuily rocelvod aad duly a-
knowledgeU. .
CARD.
As It Is desirable to close tha business of the flreat Oa
Ual t air, It Is reouuited Uiat Chairmen and olhurs In tne
city, aud throughout the Htate, having balances la heua
will remit tncni at once without waltlnir lor farther re
ceipts. JOHN W. CLAi.llilUN, Treasurer,
Oft.co, No. 118. 8. hEVEtsTU Street, rbU.de.pala.
f5jr- UNITED STATES CHRISTIAW 00M
AtiaaioN. CASH ACKSfOWLKIHlMKNTS
FOR THE WEEK KNUIMO A0OC8T S.lSat.
Army C.mmlitee V. M. C. A., ltoston. Mass.,
IM-r Joseph Hiort, Trea.nrer $a,0 S4
Ci-uni-ciicoi Itranrh.U. t'hristiatn;immission,
per A ll. Hammond, Treasnrer, llanlord....
Christian Commission, Itoouuslor. K. t., per 0.
1 t.r senor .'
James klcHt-nry, London ladd.taiial;
'tract Society, M. E. t:hurch. per Key. Dr. Wise,
rillLAUbM'HIA.
Arthur (I. Coftln
fhllailelliMa. Wllinliirflon, and Hallluiors Itall-
n-ad Comiativ
Miss Ann Itliliugton, per Hrr i. U.
tount ?
Mr. siouiaiius. nerltey. J.II.Vouiut.... a in
luS0
IjMO aa':
j.ouo as ,
il 06,
lOOfs
s
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filw..u w slifnn. A. Itrolher
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rrix-r.d. fa Mule dirts' t r, by Jane Itodgers
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Cttlsens of l.llhi, Lsuc.sar oouiuy, per frauds
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la.Hn' tllulitlaa Commission, liswsi Ukaaos.
fulil. pr lu-v. Jolm r sruunar tauditemai,...
W. llai.tlng. Lancasier
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First Hantlsl Chun h, Haiem, (adoi'l.ual)
nninbutioiis ai-knowleugeo esevs isrein miigiou.
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Amount previously acknowledged
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Cou.mlsslon bag leave ta a knowledge than osleS
of tba fbhowlug addltli-ual hospital stare e up lo Aug us I
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Korth Urnad atieet 1,'huich. 6 packajas.
:h.rlei. hliis, Hon A Co.. 1 box. ,
r-htladrli.lila 'llally News," dally packages. I
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HOI'TIIKAMTKHn PENttSYLVANl A.
Fast Marlboroush. 1 lx. Cnlon Ke lef Society,
l.am astrr, 1 box, "Patriot Uaugblera." ,
West Chester, 'i boles, otrs.E K Suiedley. '
tiei-antown. bosas, L. C. C, ru-.t rtcsbytarlas
uu paraugsiB, acnuumouai to auwve, are vww-o
alsrwhara In rrllgloua papers. .,
t la m. ...attv n thank, iloit th earso reoently sent rreas
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Boston by tha I hrlsliall Coiumlashiu to City rolut arrlvaj
Jast alter Cie veulura osalnsi. fel.-r.hurg had occurred,
time lor me reuci auu ouuov . .
who suil.n-d In that engsnsmenl. In all respecte IBS.
earguwas peculiarly adapted to ths wants ol ust sackj
tsnis as it cstiie in. miu ,..........
The Shbth 8. hool chihlren must aot lomet tu nski
house-v. iTi-s, coiiieart-bsgs, ads, c, Sr tha aoldiat
Ta. cad lor these artlales suu aoniluuas very grant.
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Chairman,
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tsa. 11 BANK Sued, Philadelphia.
ty-rsr- CAMP MEETING. A CAMP MEET
aV in. ofthetlernionMrthodlst Society will be bat
InKnoedJen a WoeOa, near North WalM sitatlon.oa tt
North pi-nnrylvanl Railroad, communing on Aioau
August P, to conUnne one week. in s
...i ..rruhuuinl. af all kinds. wtB baser.
en tlie giouad.by
.M.-..ond.by tl. R. CLARKE, ana
J. HUSH.
' cnrslontlri.tswlllbaU.ned by 5,rurn',foJ,l
vam. Railroad Compsay. to the Camp aat '"uat
cants. -
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