THE DAILY EVENING TELFXIRAPII.PlTILADKLPinA, MOaVIUV, AUGUST 8, 1804. "
'Owning SHrlcgtaph
MONDAT. AUOCST 8, 18G4.
jfIRIT OF TEE HEW YORK PBES3.
leading Editorial from the New York
Paper This Morning.
A f'ONTRANT.
fT.m (Ae TYm.
A few day slnre, a Rebel trader, McOanslainI,
M bainlng iin titvloftniit d village in Pennsyl
vania, wMch bad never offered resistance, (urn
log half naki d women and batcs out from their
eamlt.fr. bousrs, dtstroylng churclua and hoapl
tals, and violating, wiih his roliher erf w, all tin
law of honor' lo warfare acknowleilgHl amoRif
elvlliwd ntitioiii. Two week earlier, a Union
General Rourati was In the heart of the
Bebt-1 country, in Alabama; be fonnd in a cor
lalTil'rp, rarnod Loscligpoka, a dejmt of
' stores arid a fnrtorjr.
The, i wc re vr ry i.rtrperly burnt, tint the adja
cent hou tea if the r((i7."in cie saved l.y ihe
iirfotihl t icrilons of tin General and hi soliller
the latter puttit.g their oo wet blankets on the
roofs. In Talladega, a Confederate Run factory
wa broken up lather than burned, for fear that
rrivate fc tx mlphi also cutler. Attain at another
nation, the hospl als and tenta for the nick Rencls
were ciin fully spared.
Wc like mi ll contrasts, and we are not nir
prlnd at them, (iimrul Hon menu is thn public
ofuwrof a s real nation, and he in a ifentletn in ;
McCatislnnd la a vulgar brigand and Heoel,
eivin( a burdc of roiihera.
We have trom the beginning, ns our reader
will testify, ohjwted to the dCHtruction of private
ruperty on either sloe, any further than it con
tributed directly to the support of the war. It la
's tba-fatt fiogiec iinwiae and ucVa. to i lie
attacking iar jr. So far from bringing a people
to uhjrctuin, ft arouse tbem to tenfold drapers
tion. We have only to ask onrsclvc bow we
should feel toward Govern lent whose aoldi -r
had btrned the toof over wife and children, and)
tumid us out, without a penny, on the world.
We ahould lose bencefortb all thought of any
'oterefct, except bate and revenge. Wo should
'nave pa-ied the limit in whicn a man c ires for
any thing, except to retaliate on his enemies; an J
every Northern man wou d certainly chooaa "the
in at ditch" or eternal exile, beloie sabmiaKlon to
tueh a conqueror.
n Then such haibarlties strike quito as often
'.be disaffected, or those half in union with the
Invader a, as any other, and, of coarse, tuey
tcake them enemies instead of half friends. We
have do doubt that every liiva-ioa of Maryland
1 product s strong accession of loyalists to the
Union party. And in like manner, every un-
Hvtxeaury auuec ur virriiura in our rams con
vorta numbers to the CoufV der.icy. Moreover,
aneb biutal attiicks as those at Chutubersboig do
not sen the Invader. His object auould ho to
-supply lilt foTi-cv t" extort all ' be can from the
population, and to destroy tie puilic stores.
Bonaparte understood the art of Invasion.
He ntver permitted any such bungling opera-
. tions as burning villages and destroying pr vate
bomestraus, or plundering cities. ueo no en
ton d a wealthy oiitrict or rich city, he at once
established a system of exact levy hoi! forced
contribution. In return for which he protected
the cultivators and the citizuns from abuse and
-plunder. It was this it stem which emtb.ed him
so many years to support war by war, without
buidtning France byoud ber power. It was
' often, indeed, deviated from, bnt wherever vio
lated as in ppain it proved a source of endloss
trouble and disaster to bim. In the lattr
country , bo converted a whole people into gue
rillas, who might ctticrwlee have ptticntly sub
- mined to bltn.
' The tkstiue ion and plunder of private pro
perty is, besides, the mt fatal tbingtn good dis
cipline. The miiitury biatorian of the Peninsular
War remarks, that one of the great causes of Sir
John Moore's disaster was the permission givea
the soldiers, during a portion of the retreat, to
enter piivute houses, which they plundered, a id
where tiny lost all the lestraiuts of their olu
cers. We believe the reinarkaole moderation;
shown by the Hebils in tluir invasion of i'enn
sylvaniu last ye.ir, wa due to this cause more
than any other the fear of their experienced
odleers that the bonds of discipline, would be
thickened.
f Tbe sweeping off of the crops, and supplies, and
cattle of a country by raids, are of course a
.."ptkai-c Dart of war. and must be acceo ed bv
"Inrfw-'feari.teB. When, also, any imp irtaut mill-
L) U1UM . , . n.n-U.I ....1 in ulia,. r
iff O mi rivate property, houses, and everything
S;, , be regarded. Wnen Ueueral Sliernitn,
-It'vivir.i.r ' . Messing haste to join lturnside in Kast
. '-V-am1 the pontooua being delxyed,
deslro. i a whole village, t mnke bis bridges
be was perfectly justified. In like m iuuer, the
Rebels have pertert right, according to the 1 iws
of war, to shell Harper's ferr viliago, if that
will (ilea the evacuation of tile Heights.
Hut what we object to is, the wanton plunder
find devastation of priva e property along the
march, by soldiers without orders. It General
Hunter did burn tno residence of the Governor
1 of Virginia, we bold it an act unworthy of a
federal oiitcer, just as we expect the act of bura-
. Ii g Governor Ilrud lord's bouse from a ruilUn
s 'ike Gilnnir.
We do not believe that a great numtar of such
-fit ntes rest on our ctcutcheon. Wo believe the
advance of onr aimles South has been attended
with as little useless destruction as tbe circum
stances would admit of. The great devastation
has been of houses and lielus abandoned by their
owners ; mid iu such cuses scarcely any discipline
can protect them. We know of no siue instance
like ibit of Chamhcrsburg, and wo never expect
to bear of any. Humanity will altrays be a murk
of tbe superior civilization of the North.
CnAMBKKNIlI KU H A I.KSSOS-
AN aPPKAL.
Msj - General Stoneinan, comnimding a
-d1 isli a of tar cavalry, three thousand strong,
t reccutly desp.ilcbed by General Sherman
m his camo liefore Atlanta, on a r ill to the
' portent city of Macon, some eighty or ninety
,'! soiitUusaiwurdly, nry near the centre of
Yae f t..l'., and not far from Milledgevllle, its
. - ital. l lio Uebels report that they have do
lealf i uvd enptured General Stoncman, with tire
i uuu:''d of his nit n. This appears to be false,
fst." General Stoueman's capturo is cm
.rn( J i but, whiitewrdiiiibtiiiay exist as to him,
icire is n"v: at all as to Macon it is not takcu.
All Uie. llcbui alloy was in uud uhont A'lanta;
and to Oil its ranks llie coimtiy bad been swept
oi al K-lK died whiles under a conscription so
ruiti.n nini seareblrg that un Alabunian
'' r,:r.lut!r said: ''It ttkes all that buvcn'i been
nVo otr two da ." Yet General 8uuutn:tn was
it r! i! nr;-l hurled but k by a hastily gathered
ni...tn. ioicu tbot is, iiy boys, old men, and
tbe Tery few men of militnry k;o whom the Kubel
' autboriii. s bad excused lroiu serving la the Held
tinder the presumption that they ckuM bo more
useful elsewhere.
Now we do not clierl.-h a hUh opinion of Ocno
ral tiioneman's ability and energy hut this re
pulse proves nothing against bim. For infantry,
Well lad, ran aiwavs, if they an- restate, stop
tbe progress of cavalry through any country so
wooded aud uneven as all our Hutu south of lie
Ohio are known to be. On the va t pritinoa and
ulaina of the gre.il Wist, it might he oiherwl 0(
tut In any balf-wodi'drgiou,at'iinuintinliill4,
ridges, and rnviie., ij t lulan.ry, familiar
with grotn d and lighting ou the dnfensie.
anVii
t ,-jit m. '. nyei niora limn tlu lr number if
mi ;,Iitt, llio rudest tieiitban.1 browt.
cause
had hh. !" " " i1 tt troohTS to tult, dlsmiuut,
fi - ii.,,lirge ou foot; and this process nur re-
Tii vA l" 'i bu avery mile or two.
tin r -.,.. .,,,- .i..n i,. .i i . .
nf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' " oiiuii7 ivinu iuiui so omul,
; ,,n,lino cTa'ry can charge or clear; it must be
,n i u uMineiy removeo, or ttia provision
" i Viwunillon wagons are brought to a dead
a M a1" k,'ort ,ne fa"5"' infantry militia, if
A J. '' pnimanded and plucky, are an overmatch
;.V, ;-tu" number of veteran horseiuan uuder such
"""'Wtancea.
f mpara now tbe snccesaful defensa of Mtooa
tSn v ,n urrenl' and destruction of Chau
burg withont one shot llred in it defense,
S"' ' julfi whether this is tha sort of warfare
uq'.;ulated to put downs great and desperate
't.0 presume that the people of Chambersburg
"M'hi better nor worse than those of York,
"",,ettybulg, or any other of the county towns
S ' ,jtho l'enusylvaaia border would have done.
',ey did just nothing. Tha others, w aupposa,
' uld bave dona exactly that. Our point ta not
J0,l they are sinners above others, but that tha
"!rrniutbe prosecuted and upheld in a very
VPyerem spirit from that evinced in tbe non-reslsi-of
Chambersburg, or it can hire but one
""'.nlt, and that a tad one.
d "loinbersburg was a large and thrifty borough,
.." capital of the wealthy aud aopuloua county
i "y'raiiklin aeouaiy having -2,iai Inhabitants,
i'. 1 casting last year 7W otea. Wa esllinare
and' ' 4,100 able-bodied men within
bhet rulle of Chambersbnrgwhen McCauslund
On ?1 thM bornugb unopposed, and burned it
U(iont a shadow of exeusn. (The Copperbeiid
the i" 9hk h assort that the Union armies hare
luliv town under simllarclreanistancas simply
of tC,4"" U " olhr wo,1 d' toam justice.
Liar1"?" nrl r ordered tha tiring of
wht uKa wherein he had envoaatored so
rt sistance, though Quantrill not only vntrtK-
Law rrnce, which u srrpntKxt and lay at Mi
Biftry, but Csl'fd nvt of Its unarmed rrfnre
ritleos ont of their beds and botcbered tbem tit
cold blood.)
fhambersbnrg was ty far the most exposed
loroogb or city of six thousand Itihihitanu or
over in the ftee Matesone which the Itobcls
had often tbnatened and twice already captured.
It lie in the month of thr famous Cumberland val
li y , 0 posl e that of the tihcnandivah, down which
every hebel loree baa marched that ever yet
invailrd or threatened Ihe free North. Despite
Ihc thin shred of Maryland here Interposed, it Is
ess otially a border tonn, tdtcn threatened, and
always in mare or less danger.
Yet Chnmbersbnrg, we are told, had no militia
organizntion, no minute men, no arrangement
for inompt and certain infornwtion by telesrapU
or in acon-tirca, of the approach of a hostile
lorce ro rreconorud signal for rilling her
aide boo led ritlrcns to arms, hhe rtlied on the
Ooternment and the army for protection wlih
what remit we have seen.
It is fashionable now to si nso the Preiklent,
tbe Atln tuistration, the ml l aiy management.
Doubtleas, all these have their errors to smswer
for. lilow tbem op. If that affords yon any
relief! We try it olten, and fel better ftvr it.
Hut, when you ere thronKh with that, we must
till yon, loyal countrymen ! that you are not
onrselvss up to the mark that you must evince
a olden nt spit it from thut which gave Cham
bersbnrg to the flames, leaves your armies fur
months unpaid, and lids their ranks with any
tl Ipg that will pass for substitutes, or yon are
dormed to defeat I Do you remember that M try
land grains, a ting as guide to a ltritisb olli -or
over the Held of the fight wc mean the flight
of liiatieiiHbnrg, who, pressed to expltnn the rout
of so laige a for. of mllitii (himcll included)
tiy a liamltiilof Hriih regulars, finally scrat died
ut ol bis dull hi ad the evplnua lon that "Home
bow or 'rother, they didn't sn m to t ike no
Interest ?" Let their lasting disgrace warn you
in time!
The war approaches its close. Let ns promptly
fillet) the ipiota now called, and the loan now
asked for, and it maybe ended triumphantly this
tall. Wc are confident that no tnrtliur draft u ill
ever be made or neede d. Hut the two hundred
miliums tor whirh Mr. Foasendon asked ought to
be subscribed at one. Our soldiers are lighting
and dying unpaid, because you, for whom they
are fighting nnd dving, will not lend your Gov
ernment the money at 7 3-10ths per cent, interest
a higher rate thai Is paid hy an v other Govern
no nt on earth higher than is paid by Buy thrifty,
fore- banded citizen for all the money be needs. If
it cannot be Iwumwed attnia rate, It cannot at all.
Loyal Americans, we entreat yon, each aud
all, to put tvery dollar yon can honestly spare
into this lo..n, and do it at omr. Don't ask
tlisttbo soldieis g unpaid until you can screw
ten percent, from tbe necessities of your Jor
eminent, but put ap your monoynow! Don't
i xpect the Treasnry to give you your bonds on
the instant; what matters, if you do not intend
to Mil them forth with I Tbev will come very
soon ; meantime your money draws interest from
the moment it Is paid in. While others are
fighting and dying, prove that you arc not un
w tiling or afraid to trust your means to your
afflicted country.
OUB BALTIMORE LETTER.
Tli) Latent Rbl Rnid Npenlsttlwne and
tJosMlp t'aerrlH( It Thpy Inlvml
Takiwir LMtKlsti the Keyston Ntntr
Hantnews lnil isi Bsvltliuor Memnral
Utnat Mpenda Natursln.r In Hultlmor-HI-hooI
the Pirate l'rlouer.
ftpetial ComtponJmtt of Tht Homing Teliymp!t.
TlALTIMOBK, August 7.
It ii rxreedingly difficult to reach the exact
truth or a clear understanding la regard to the
state of military aifiiirs in Western Maryland,
along tbe Upper Potomac, or elsewhore in that
region. We bave been surfeited with rumors,
many of which are greatly exaggerated. I have
conversed with many reliable, persons who had
been in the vicinity of Williamsport, near
Ilagerstown, and left there two day ago.
They tell me they saw and conversed with
some armed Rebels, who were prowling about In
mall cavuliy squads, robbing und c immlttitig
other outrages ; hut that no' considerable force
of them had j et appeared there or in Ilagerstown.
My informants have no doubt, however, that a
stroi.g force was congregating on the other side,
in Virginia, preparing for a formidable Invasion
of Man land aud Pennsylvania, especially the
latter State.
It is thought that tlicy Intend to strike above
the line of Maryland eventually, and march Into
Western 1'tr.nsylvauia.
I d el contidint, from all I have seen and beard,
that tbe it snrgeiits ore desperate to a degree of
t arbailsm, and w ill, if they can, lodge themselves
in tl e "Keystone State," spreading devastation
j on all sides. 1 hey say It is tboir design to "carry
tne war into Aincu, to make Maryland ana
1'cDnsyIvunia the battle-ground hereafter. This
I Ioie tbey may have a "good time" In doing.
II what 1 am told, upon good authority, can be
relied, upon we need not f ar much, but rather
hope their purpose of invasion may be attempted.
i he people in Western Maryland aro sulfuring
very much on account ot the uncertain condition
in which tbey have been living for some weeks
past. Ihiyare afraid 10 trust their horses, cat
tle and other valuables in reach of these robbers ;
hence a at many farmers are absent from
home nnd ibeir plantations neglected, business
in Baltimore is greatly interrupted, owing to the
llaltinicre und Ohio Kailroad being supondod la
lis operations between Harper's Ferry and Cum
berland. We are yet without any p isitive know
ledge of.tbe recently reported fight near Cumber
land. It may, possibly, be contraband to any thst
General Grant passed most of yesterday in llal
timore. He was in close counsel with General
Wallace, and is reported to have left again for
I'etersl utg lis is said to bave been satisfied
with the state of affairs in this department.
I Lave it upon what may be deemed semi-official
authority that General Butler is appointed
Secretary of War, in place ot Mr. Man ton. If
this be so, it 111 clip the wings of certain pirtlct
who have oftea caused bltn to override the acta
of General Wallace and other prominent com
nmm'ers. It has become almost proverbial that
a wealthy, influential Kebel, if arrested upon
charges of disloyalty, could have bis relea-e pro
run d through high sources ; whilst poor, obscure
individual.-. o t half so guilty, were allowed to
suflt r in pri.-on fur months.
The Delaware pic Die party arrested some day
ago in Delaware, charged with holding a picnic
patty for the exclusive hem fit ol Kebel prisoners
in Fort Ptlawarc, brought here and imprisoned
inl'oit Mcllcnry, were all unconditionally re
leased on Saturday by General Wallace, and
went borne rejolc ug the same iifteruo in. Their
nanus aie as follows : John Cochran. I'hl ip
Mmvel, John S. Mallory, Charles Ash, ltiehard
Ct chr. n, I aac Grub, John McCrono, J Frauk
Huzcl, Joseph l:i'dwit',D nig. M. McUnv.Ch tries
Camcion, K.T. Hnnkin, lb Ism are Di'vis, 'l.M.
Ogle, Tin mas Ullcin, Charles Ionurd, John H.
Kobncy, W. II. Carno, etuiii-l 1 infbrtb, K U.
Jellcr. op, George M.'Cronc, George White, John
Kroup, K. B. Cochian, Dr. Trcnith.
Alter gtt'lng released, the entire party repaired
to lisinum's Hotel, and paitook of u sumptuous
diunir, totsing oU'cfaatujoagne with no ordlutry
7.csi. They left in ihe utternooti and went home
tejoielng. John Wills, Kn., of B .ltimoro, was
crui.iel for ihe whole p tny, ro-0K!iutiug with
otne of til ir rofrssuiuul friends In Del iw.ir-.
The A'ivm'n7 liuUUin. u daily paper in this city,
doubllul in its loya'ty, wis yesvrdiv suppressed
by on'urof General Wallace. The krmitn I'osl,
also pule, uired extensively by the Keb I symp
rhirers, will probably tollow suit. The ' Jjily
iin;,(if, !s Ui d upon as the organ of thut party
alaa.ta sneering by iniieudoes whi-n it can,
dumb only hcci.use of fear is closely watched.
Dr. John Muckenie, one of our prominent
physicians, Is still in prison, untlor charge of dls
loiulty. Tbe authorities lire very strict, and
give but veiy little rope or license to Rolml sym
pathlxers anywhere. Uono.
t'atrblsis; aa Idesk
Tke foreign powers, particularly England and
France, appear to have caught an' idea of huge
dimensions from Ihe sinking of the Alabama by
Ihe Keartarg: A lute Paris letter makes tbe fol
lowing statement
"During the Agbt between the AWw-v and
the Alabama, the Kmperor received despatches
every fifteen minutes, at the Palace of Fou
tuinebleuu, of the progress of the tight, a it had
been arranged beforehand. Hi Majesty ever
since has taken the liveliest interest in every
thing relating to Ihe victorious ship, and espe
cially her artillery, of which he ton made a
thorough examination. It is generally admitted
that this light demonstrates thut the artillery of
the French and Knglish navies is defective, it not
altogether worthless, and that a total revolution
uusi he the result. Tbe large rilled gun must
be replaced with monster smooth-bore guns, and
the tightirg at (lose ijuarter maintained- Tha
excitement on the subject in naval quarter la in
tense, and the decks of the Baeramtnta and AW.
scry, ars crowded with army and naval olllcers
whenever they are in port."
Frank Bobbins, the murder of Jame
Ward, of CleveUad, Ohio, wae arrested at Fert
Brie, Canada West, on Saturday. Tha officer
encountered great embarrassment in the cupidity
of the Canadians, who demanded extortionate
tnm of money for every facility or uti stance
afforded).
A l.rwaow Ts (Vslnrlm lf.
The foKosrfng extract is from "Good TboiiglKs
for Bad Times," by Ihe quaint old English
divine, Thomas) Fuller, who, during the civil
war of hi day, wrote Hit fable, for the falut
bearted :
"111 Dont, ffkW."
"1 saw one, whether out of haste or want of
skill, put up his sword the wrong way It cut
even when it was hrahcd, tbe trtge being trans
posed where the back should hare been ; so that,
perceiving bis error, he was fain to draw It oat,
Hist be might put it up .vp.iln.
"Wraried and wasted with civil war, wr thtt
formerly loathed the manna of pr"e, because
common, eould now be content to feed on It,
tliAiigh full of worms and ptitrilied, and so de
sirous thereof, that ther rare not on what terras
the war ! ended, so It be- ended; bat such a
pesre would be bnt a truce, and the conditions
thenof wonM ro longer be in force thaa1 whilst
they are In force. Let ns pny that tbo swtfil
c sheathed ihe right naj-;.. .otherwise it may
justly lie snspcrted that the ew.irrt put np will
tc drawn out nwain, and the articles of an 111
agreement, though engrossed in p irehmcut. not
take eflect so long as paper wou id continue"
I'atm, Titir.it irr-KT. Captain Wllmot, of Hie
I'fith foot, has boerr killed in a tiger hunt, In'
the Boondie Hill. Captains Wilnrot and Paw
son bad bagged nine, their lenvc had nearly
expired, they hod quitted the hills, and congra
tulated each other tha Ihe trip had eudod with
ont a inglc accident when nt near sunset
of the day before lost, intelligence w as hrougnt
them that a tiger wo at the loot of the bill,
'i'bey at once proceeded to tho spot and then
waked bim up; both fired, and the tiger,
severely wounded, sought refuge up tho lil'l.
Apparent')- without wasting to rolund, luth
otlicrrs followed, taking the tiger's own path,
Minttlder to shoulder, v.-ith a native cirryiog
spare arms; and directed by traces of bliod ana
the rearing of tbe brute, the two mli?ers ap
proached bis lair on a patch of jungle on tbe hill
side, when from a height the tiger sprang upon
them, knocked both over, and seizing Wtlnvit
carried him off towards his retreat, treating tne
nn tort an ate man as a rat does a rat. Captain
Dawvtvn appears to have discharged his Second
barret rn this scrimmage, and on rocovorlnij him
self, and looking around for tho spare single, he
found that the native had bolted, carrying the
weapon with him. Wilmot's rlllo lay on
tl o ground, one barrel undischarged ; with
this Dawson destroyed the tigur. Dawson
appears to think that the nbsenre of the spare
gun did not affect tho result, as in thoir strug
gles dim and beast became so mixed up that he
coti Id t.ot have tired a moment sooner than bo
did. During this struggle, the agony of mind of
poor Damson msy tie conceived, as young Wll
mot called on him to lire and chance the conse
quince. During the whole of that miserable
nigbt. for twenty miles from viliago to village,
on a charpoy eairied on men's heads, Dawson
escorted his wounded comrade, reaching Doolie
a little after sunrise. F.verythltig which, the
kindest medical skill or sympathy dictated whs
done for the poor fellow on bis arrival at DuoHe,
but hia wound soon proved fatal. Bombay
Gmrttt.
In a late work on Norway It Is stated that
American illnstratod papers, such' sa Harper's
Weekly, are found in the chalets of tho Norwe
gians, aud are cons'actly studied by thorn. In
deed, tbe author of the work, Mr. C. Elton, adds :
'Tbe rage felt here for information about
America is surprising; and I have ofton been puz
zled in my geography before some Norseman dis
coursing glibly of the most out-ot-the-world
Mates and Territories."
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ThfM hnrsns rnvs bum ooDdeained as MnHt for ths
cavalrv serslro ofthe armr
Knr niait sad farming purpovss, many food nargatns
sbs be hail.
Ili.rscs si'kl slnRlv.
Tsruit cash, Iu United States cunvni-v.
JAM KM A. T.k)H.
LlOMtooAnl-OoioMl and Ck'siU """rnis.lor
aul-7t C'avalr Sunail.
ArCTIOK 6ALK OK CONDKMNEt'
ban ci.
Was Dr rBTvi:irr.
Cavau.1 HcaaAU,
Orvies or Oiusr trsars. hmaittbb-
W A SHI Mil TON. I. V .Jul) 4, laM.
WI1 boootd st pablte siiotlon, to ths bU'hosl biddscat
the times snd pise's nsmisl ImIow :
LF II A MlA. I's .TlltlhIAY, July 14, IBM.
Al.TOtiN A. Ha .TIII'KHliA Y, Alu.iist 4, UX4.
WILLIAMSPORT, r.,THt;itlAT. Auruat It, ISO.
1 WO ULMiltKil (10U) CAVALKY 1UIU.1S.H at SMb
lc
Tbi ie Brrsw hsv been eonlsmaed as auflt for ths
csvsir? sorvlc ol ths anuy.
or read and hurm purposes many good barfslns Buy b
hsd
tlnrsr sold stnsly.
Turms Cssa, in United iUtesCurrrnry.
JAMV.n A. RKTH,
Lteutsuaut-Coloasl and Chltr iusnunnsatsr
Jj lot Ctlrv Buraaa.
li
UN MO 11 I H K I I I-
Wi refund to moner, tf dsslnd, fbr r. ory lot of Btilft
which tstl la any rwrect.
FINE HHI11TH,
CFT LKNOTUvTISE Of afCSLIir.
kfa4s of Kew Tort Mills MutiUi, snd rsrr flu Una
Boson. Only i 75 Usol price 0-00.
WUUomsvUI MHU MuaUn. and Sn r.lnrc Bssooi,
Only tl'OQ. I'sualprk .V50.
GENTLEMEN'S FU UN ISM IN a GOODS.
HMITJI A JACOIIM,
sayi-n ho. lieae t.ut-aercT Htrst.
10ts tUf.HM'T BTlLtHT.
The sttoatlen of LAt'fT.H VIHITINO TbTB
m'Y.orthstxot l.tAViMl II r. " vraiar
Ihk I'lsoes," or 'ths e ouniry,' U ranpiN-iriilly
Invt ril to the sxtcnslvr lwt ol VVHITR
MllUiii snltalils tor PI' a M Kit WEAK, for
WHITE UOKltS, KNlNO lt.VTrKB.-l,
die.
An extensive sssoriment Is unVred In Laos
snd Wi rkiyl Edslnu. end Intt-rUnui, Voile,
Hsnkerehlets. t'oHers, Nlcevii.srd lapUin
si.d isncr field, ini.l, end HiiirnO White
(l.H.d. AT ri'K KS Mi l It HI.U'W T1XJUB
ratST HKT..IL VAI.I K
USl I'rlnud l.ineu I ainbrlo iirt il.
lev plows 1'UUvd. 1 UCXd. Slli Artpd fu
Uus 10. M. rvi:iii.i.
10'it OfirhlrcT trnr.rx.
KOfi HOOP fsKIKTS. i'OQ
Ui-O Meaorseur), tio ion Alii H Hrreet, UesO
Abiive Hlsttl street,
I'l'deiMlpui,
Wholesale snd IteuiU.
Tbsssoet eomplote assortment of Ladles, Misses', SB1
Chlldreo's ILiop Heine In tin? city. In evsry respect ftres
eleae. wiiich for eiylo, fliiish, dursblUt, su4 oheopaea.
bav s no ttiaj In tds market.
Aktrie ouule to order, olurod, and repaired.
M-ly WM.T. Horgma.
yOUE PATEOHAQE SOHCITED,
MeOALLA'S HAT. OA1',
iia.'tiiino nouxu,
8EKT8' rUBNISHINO GOODS.
riMT 8T0BB ABOVB
. ATLANTIC HOTEL, CAPE ISLAND.
CAPE MAY,
aas-U
KEW JEBREY.
puBLouons-ruiLouonB.
OtBesr ao4 soldkn vWttaf the eHy an fwkssha ntodlisj
BWOHBH,
Axaonua
M1LITABT EQUIPMENTS, ,
aaa Btrmi to tub unrxsrra
' htAJtCTACTUaUSO aWTABU&UMJCJTf
0
OEOHOK W. HIMONH a 11IIO.
8ANSOM STEEET HALL,
atUWOM Btneo, above Mxtk.
FBB8ENJATI0N 8W0HD9
Made to order at U sWteet settee, wbicJi fm rtatueeas ud
awta us ehAAenaW oeeapetMoa, ua ocher koue Is U
asurtsy DSaMoia U MA-NUKACTURXWlJ eVWatLU
wtra ru rvMttceUi ivgw) m
JIB r M V TAX HILL.
ASh
KKVKNUK KTAMI' LAW.
Onnlss of tfi Vew Tat Bill an sone Stems taw,
Sr sale ole,sle ar.d iMall ; and Rnne Htsmp. of all
ds-rnpuone conauntty on bend, at tbe n-uowln rate
dlsrottot
On enlert of frji, tw prr eont. eWonnt
" " l', tiirse " -"
" r-n,rni.r "
At ss Prlnrlpal rsspe- S,r ihe Bale of frrte-fesl Revenue
aian pe, o.:' I'll K.h ws. T atrvei, and N.. s KlrTM
Hlnvt. full deecrlpUone of the tttaaif Len 0 pern it, let
n. jvj tf
p It O P O 8 A L j! FOR LOAN.
TMursr iM iRrsisr, July J, (ski.
Netlce It hfrby nlrm that snbcriptl-.r wtllhe recelrtd
by the Tirasii-ir of the United Siales, Ihe aereral ArSM
sntTrtastirrs, snd deliisM Ixpositoriet, snd by eke
National Bantu 6Vsl-nted snd tirrelined as Dep-isltnrl's
snd I'lnsnelel Asnu, tor Treeiury notes payable three
ytare frum Aiisnitlo.lam, beanss tnserest at UisrateoT
e ea snd ihrer-tonshi per sent, per annum, wit teral
snnnal coupons attartsed, saalile Inlawlol m-iney.
Tlirarnotra will b soarnrill'le, t tb option of ths
holder, at cnaluili) , Into sit p"r oent (id bearing bonds,
It enable stirr fl.e sad pe; able iwrivly ;mii from
Atiuiut li, l.T.
These ootea lll be Iteiie In the denomfaatlcai of nny,
one hancfid, flo hundreeX one thouisnd, ood flvo thou
sand dolUrt, and will be lesnrd In blank, r payable to
orler, as ssay be directed by the anbecrlher.
All tubscrtpueus must be a fifty dollars, or some mal
ttpls ofnrty dollars.
Duplicate sollrlostes sriU be Uened for all depoett. The
pasty aVpoeUItt roust ondorsompoa Vie orgdneJ cenJtralo
tbo denomlnaiion of notes rrsitslred, and whether they are
to be Isssed In blank or parebi to order. When to en-dor.c-l,
kt muel be left with tho officer rocclvlr-g the de
posit, to be forwarded Is this U-spartssciit.
Tha aotsiwIHbetranamlitedssvSlioowaert, rrsooflraai
Hitm(lta eh erg en, at toon aftor Use roooipt of trht orliaal
eortlflwirt oftleaoslt as they can bo prepared.
Interest will bo allowed to Atujtiett onaU deposit mad
prior to that dale, snd will be paid by the Deport gift upoa
receipt ot tbo original cenlOcatcs.
As the notes draw Interest from Atwut IS, pore-ae sisk
ins) dapettaa tnhtesiuent to that dot mutt pay the nterott
aocraed fnsa dale of not to data of oealt.
Pai-Uee depotltln twenty flre tkoueasd dollars ant ap
wards fer these noti'o at auroso Inns will bo allowed a
oomml.tloa of obo-quarter ef oes per eent., whkk will he
paid by thlt department upon Um receipt of a Mil fur the
amsant.eertlacdtoby thsofltcorwlihjvltora lb deposit
was made. No deductions tor emmlmlews must be made
from ths d' T-os'tt.
Omceri recelvtrf depotitt win see that ths peoeer sn-dra-.at
art made apoa Ihe origin t! cerUOoatet.
A II offloert antaorlze't to noi e deposits or requested
to she to applicant alt desired Information, and afford
fadUty fx making tiiUcrlptsseit.
W. P. FEMnHHIW,
Beoretary ol the Treasury.
PuUcrtptlofu will be received hvth
FlltST NATIONAL BANK OK PHI LADfiLPIfTA.
KltAKD NATIONAL BANK Or PHILMltLnllA.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK Of F1IILADA. iyTT tf
c
It, WRIGHT e5fc CO..
No. 142 8. THIRD -STREET,
OrPONITE TOR KXCIUNOB.
Desires la Government and Htale Beearltlet, Quarter
mu tiers' Cbookt and Voaolieit, and CertlOoatoa of lndobt
sdnost. Older for ths purchase and sals of Stocks and Loans
promptly soeotitod. (bi wfm tf
AIsfCM HTKWA11T
HOCK OIL COMPANY.
Incorporated June 29, 1864.
capital, srtoo.ooo.
SO.COO 8UAU U A HIlAKB-rAi.
st'.ihrerlrtlon each thtre to orlgmsl sntxoribors r
K.Xioe ahoret pabl. tl ea.b dews upon siibserlblss'.and
twx oUiot Insuumonts of 1 each, pa? able on the K&ui July
aud Koto AUkust, loM, retpiclvily.
TEN THO Vb AND SHARES
, Heierrcd (or Benefit of the Cempaiiy.
Tbe Und purcbatsd hytheVsao Stewart Rock Oil
Cou ism; conls-'us one bunt ri-d and thiny-ou aorre, la
tke tejy tore ol ihe oil rt-vicn, oiki thon.and three bun
died emltMi teei on tht Al.ikhtni river, la CraatHMrv
losvukhii, eKUrndlMK a eonaideiabl alslaiioo op ,n bwuk
Bides i t Iht IjOWtt Two Mile lliin.oouniioiny eaUml Van
Itiiieu ki.n. aei.uple of ninishilow franklin in Venauso
oj ui t) . I'i nutyl J I. Tie AlIesliMij Ui Territory Is
yielilms on aburdant and pi-riusiii ai harsetl of on oacoI
fent ohailiy ot Oil, tl.e iitiiisruns wells Isirdi-rlnKli. banks
preduou OU si lib won itiU greater regularity than Ui
wells aa iig Oil Creek.
II Is believed tl.e How of Oil brkiw theboroUK ofPraak
lln.oa Uie Alleshtuy rlei, will pmbebly never bticuai
eshauttod, bocaustj the ttra'incatiou, or vntcaulti ditrup
tk n of lock ul.t In a south eel aenlly dlri-cuoi .e
qutnUy tlteuodt of OU v.iu). bi- neaior Hit sunaco at ths
upiei eud, lay of OU VTfs-. as fcS" WW rwi'ilre to he
borsd deepxr in proportion ..erdovn O.t rl. cr.whsr,
b)Wever, there would wosi-ti-11? tie the most pornianent.
Slid S Bilioh itreator supply ilid su-rlncuintMnl oodr or
tk ee el OU. It Is ot-naib the- tt- .ru.of wt-lfs oil the river,
In the ImninllAi vlcli.lt) ol t;. lainl. have continued pn
dneuig dunsg th paei tho-i u' tour yeais an unwaverinf
and etoiwty dul'y yield i f oil
A giat.ioat ih uiapwi.1 d inonttra: ths tact that th
Lower two Mile Hun a o M t'rovk re ou tlie.iue
dlanietrtcally suaaiht IlLe, nd tuiy dl.taut, tin tros
Isbuoien of tht utrrtticot n't te Q il between the rsni;o
ot b Ule. (run eai b other al out time miles aprt in pre
!! the tsnie dirwlina. It v.oukl, l.erol.uo ii.'l be e
traordinary.il by boring ' .'. on this Ira. t a eufPclent
di'pth of pt rliapt right Imt.ilieit si.d nflv tit, tt.at the
Ouini anj t weUs niay si- n lal 'hose of Oil eroek In
tln lr siipiiilts of huudrio. ol Iibiti i. ol ell d.lly. anC
noimous protlls would llio:. he tiie fultnnsto ri-MUt to
the triareholucrt ol this is nu ' ; nv .
On tins particular nai l I lnd ther hua bea let oi
leave lor twt-nty v ars. a v. I'll esmoni a lAlr portion
of sood Oil, although lit tli ; tl ol bori- 0. coiihtUeied inio
litsi.tl'C'eitt lo Insure a torsi now i Kitt per oeut. ot the
Oil at Uus wi-ll i uiotilh wu rt-scivid a a ri.vatly to t-0
furuicr w r e of Ihe land aeu will si once Inure to the
bt-uilitof the tblnpany. 'Il.ri-ai aho two other woll
t4etianw niindreu!atdtt . h.biiiiiiiiyetttioed.iiutiii
diratiiui a Itrsl-rstosbovioi oil ; hsrrelsiiMy can i fliisrally
be sooopeo out ot thou,, anc i o ilouot at-euis to exist Ihnt
tbey wlUboth prose hlahl u in.ii ealln wi-lls whi-n boril
a reasonable depth. Anuih.r wail is half boiod. sad
promises a satisfactory y.t ui
ttaoiplt-s of Oil ppKmriu: lr in fhf w ells can be teen at
the otneool the Conipsne, N... tit W ALNs f atreet
The fee of IhUi valuable oo lai.ti, ooiuerlsiiin one hua
dred sad tblny -oi.s am iiciu.ilii the n sliy m any
per soul, of oil for ti e lee. d w U. stow-iim.i". and tl.s
ent.ie rUiht of the thrtv r i lls par'IAlly iievohiped, la
pun hao d by the fompaii' ill-.-i t Horn lie nwn.r. l.ir Ihe
Inourrnle rlc. i.l l:t7 .v.., wltba llrlsl Mill In Uoe or.lor,
a tr.ug house, A t alec pau. ol 'loihtr.
The tale of tlorb will pa- e.h lor the land la full, and
leave ihe sum of l.l.0 swh w.ik.nn c.iplul o hai.d,
with which to oonii.ktetht il. ee o d nulls, and alto to
bore Iwo tew wolli. wl'l sieain enHlnea, Ac,
lo be la runnlns erdor wlil.lu a few month-; anranyo
menttw lllbe mad to a ou.l'Hsh thete objects wllhoilt
drUy Ma eubsortptlou wl I be arotpttd rot let than
"Vbebtl 'tortunet reaped hy Book Oil Companies estab
lithtd here ana elsewhere ore odorless. 1 be OU tra.le I
Iot In IU Inlanoy. and the demand constantly UKrewtmg.
it prk e It now (U per barrel at to weil s mouia, sula-
"'LariEe'welV will doubtless be ttrutk at th depth of MO
feet, so as to react the third Sandstone Hoc A. WelU bave
been bored berelolore lo Ike depik only or abont bou feet
Iu Mile vlelnily. It la propoaed So bur tweuty wells
Ibis property during Ihe present year. There la room Air
on hundred wells. A p trl.et utu,lr of all tucaas
braocss It oUlumy attmed lo tbe Coeupany.
LUis otubcrlpi9o are nsrw ones natn to M.OOe than
or tsbecrlhed, pAyaksy tl per sksr, ts tk order of Alder
BtoaJAJIES McCAfisUt.tUTruasiwr ef tkaOompooy,
X. M WAUIDT Rtreet, Of at No. 130 WALNUT BtrMt,
or St the otte oi the Coanany, V- 213 WALHLT
street,
Th public ore Invited toeall a sreepseta. Jyo-SJ .
pjioirrizsTOii jaintinoii
Ho. 47 & TKESD BTEEBT,
AVBOTal CUtSKUT,
rsJIadelpUa.
FAHV A BnOTUERJ
BOCbB. Slow, AHS OaUfAKEHTAI, PAIKTXUa.
enlstug. Sloslai , vUelaf (Mo. KJotalm, rape
TajwiAbise..
Removal. moMAf u. plowman,
Ro. tat Kirew berry euees k No. 'UCAaTBit street, sV
vuirngUie old net onto saiuii uarusa tsatstte)
T
hcliruee rov oarryvvg wm wt muni Mtiawissari tsisrsi
ivvvrvrlwi iM
FINANCIAL.
NATIONAL LOAN
AT I'AJLt.
Intsrert 7 8-10 in Lawful Mo&oy.
COUI'ONH ATTAUItEU,
INTERS1T rAYABLE F.AC'n BIX MONTHS.
Ths principal Is payable In lawrel mens-, t the en1 of
three rrart. 9, th hol.ler hot th right to deowud at
ttet llmo
The 5-20 Bocflg at Far InHtwtd of tlie Cash.
T rlt privilege I vwloal.le, at thet S-KO flonilt are onr
BiMt popular Loon, and or now telltig at sight per ceat.
pre-aluin.
hoVcrl! tlont retoived In ths atual maansr, and th
l pfl and proposal ef tho Rtoretery of the Treasury,
tofttktrwllh our Clrsulsrt, and all nocensry Inforuit
lon, w IU be famished- (ppUcsUon at w olfle.
JAY COOKE k 00.,
JS7tH No. 114 8. TIIIHI HtrsvAt.
jitianii. h t io 13 it co..
UANKIiKH,
Ho. 80 0. THIRD 8TREET,
am oas sou
OOLO, OILVES, AND OOVIUNME1TT SKCTnrTIM.
B T O O K H
DOruBT AND BOtJ ON (.0MMI8HI0H. (mhlt
c
L A 11 K H O N CO.,
HANKKItB,
No. 131 8. THIRD STREET,
rurjjknEU'UIA.
ttovtrameot aeeirtuet of all Issues Purchased and Ryr
t. Stook, rtoodi, asd Gold nought and nout on Ooca-
EKTBAEBT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
GoUertiotu Promptly afad. IM-tf
Y I It H T
NATIONAL BANK
Or PHILADELPHIA,
Financial Agent of tho United States.
ITIS'lTICl) HTATKS 7 :C-10
TREASUEY BOTES.
NEW I'ATHIOTIO LOAN.
Vnder Inttructlons from th Treatury Department, this
Ilaok Is prepared ts rocolvs subicriotlona to the New
1'sirlottc Loan.lsaued In tho form of Three Vosr Treasury
Kolet. beorlrg Interest at Uis rat of 7 S 10 per cent, per
rrum, payable eeml-annuallv In Lawful touoyoatho
1Mb days of Febrenry and Augtitt ripecttvely,of each
year. Hits Treasury Notes ore convent its at maturity,
at ths option of the holder, into United States 6 per sent.
Fohdt, Intelsat payable lo COIN, and redeem able nftor
Ave and payable twenty years trom August to, ls67,
f otiion Notes wi I be Ittaed In blank or psysbt to order
as may lie dlrecttd by the subscriber, In tumt of 00, $100,
;oo, t Ituo, and IVI00.
Inteiett will b allowed from tlsedae of the subscription
to Ui 1Mb of August neat, the dat of ths Treatury Not
Thf'twhomay eubtcrlbe aflor ths llitb of Augatt next
WIU be reoulred to pay th accrued interest on th Notts.
Any ore tubicrlhlng for not teat thaa f 10,000 of the Loan
at any ens time, will be allowed a oomailttloo of ons
quaitrr of one per cent., paysbls by the Treatury Depart
ment oa the receipt of blU for th amount, approved by
tho sobicilptlos sgvnt.
Kcflrni g lo th snnosed appeal of the Seoretary of ths
Treasury, I ask all those desiroat of afcling ths Uovera
ment to subtcrtbe to this Loan.
o. it, t; la ii it, .
au Im PRRdlDKNT.
JytBW XXAIsi. LOAN,
U. S. 10-40'".
JAY CM M It II fc CO.,
orru (OH HALE TUC
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
nr.Aitwa rivr. tkb ont. intf.kkht nt corn,
redeemable any Mm (iter TKJI VKAHd, at th pleas are
ut th Covenimeut, and payable KOUTT YEAKS after
date.
hOTB COUIHiN AND KKOIHTBRBO BONDS or
atoed forthui Loan, of sam desomlnaUoa at tiuto-wj'.
Thelnuiitt on IM'i and tl'Ot parage yearly ion al
other atnomlnsthnt, half yearly. Th 10 -tX bond are
Isied Mart l.ltsK. Th hall-yearly Interest faulug dus
hi ptia act lit and Marub 1st of ea. h yeori until ltt Hep
t. tuhei . the aocraed Interest ftum 1st of March is required
to be paid bv parehaaer Ir ci.is or In ir.OAt cdosjimot,
dtUng fifty per cent. ftr premium, nntil further uotlc.
All OIllhH (WVUt-NlLyJIT 8WUHIT1KH BOL'UUT
AKU W)1.D.
JAY 000KE tt 00.,
mhW-tf No. IU 8. THIKD HTKKKT.
aVIITII A ItAMIOLl'II,
No. 18 8. THIRD 8TRKET,
JtANKKHS AND liKOKKKH.
H ports, Stocts. Vaarwrmaeteis' Voochers sad Checks, and
all eovarvment HeoarlUe Boagbt and Bold. (mhU
QUliD. OOIsDi OOLDi
SILVER AND BANK NOTES
WANTKD.
DE EAVEH & BBOTHEB,
al-If
Xo. M . THIBD STBSBT.
J J 13 W M A 11 A. XX M,
BABIEH3 AUD EXCHANGE BE0KEE3,
X. 59 s. Till ed muv.
KBA1BB IB
SFXCJS, BANK NOTES, AND OOYBRlv
MKNT 8CVBaT1S.
Stocks aWagM asd Sold ea OeawBUtttoa. tUewrtsoaa
svempuy ssoA. apJO-bf
grrosLTBJS and oinirxxa
J0TJOUT AND BOLD
ON OOMMIBBION,
DE EAVES 4 BE0T11XB,
. its) S. trUHB BTBltSf.
sVS-ti
PROPOSALS,
RMY t V fF L1KI,
Orrice. ovAawT Crxiremro ak rortrAO,
Ho. bOt HaoAi.WAV, Irs Taa,
k.bVI Wrrjoeal. win be trvd at rtrn'ol"!!!
15 oihKk St., TIHlHrlllAf. the III huianl. for
LTd''.fTwV.'ri ?uL .'-
Hh liitii- Kef, Ajdij Sualv.
iTtiretif ry lronatarm.
rNM k i'ontli, Unsr.
Kuril CHU, OnUatkel.
hhiru, lAMiatl.
prnwff . "ftjns risUiacf
fflitri- Knit.
Irrwf,KrU
florHl
fordfi Vtxp.
l.hililiMn. txM Rvbsr.
Hiijrlrft. (
n;tni.
Mf.. B mi C.
nt-i n.
Mom I'tn.
aim, rojiiftgi,
if llnndiM.
rtoKkkt flAmd'fi.
tn tHetJ.
llfilrhM UUdJtl.
iSnlionKl CMiM-fl,
('iri (Vasori
V'(rtmnt.l rolr, ArtpMf.
KPHiRifntal Ctvior, ItuMtUi.
IttMtiHinn h hm.
(.iivft ft (.ulitont,
OltT iritl t ICWte).
()Tll Klwit.
Rtni(. or peclflctttloiii nT wM t cn to t tbJj
JiiO-tmwIlif'Wrtvr.flitt'mlt wUhUiHrproWa-niji tamplM
ot lh trtlrif liKrti viit- ir'Kt to Jc i.vr( or tf tho in a -terimlt
vf Ahich tr wUitf mr to b mtlf. In !)
liiiirrr,A At MeUt on ud of th maienal tthMld I
itibmt'fttHl.
IsitttVm wtlt nt4 tha fitiftnttsT U)jr m to furnUd, th
MiKirteni Hm m which tif y cn ni. d -livtrt mni how
ii on tbtry rnn ct-mill tii dftllvnrr i ftli hey 0il nr.
rrop- rtrelt will ftiRO to riMlvctl at tht Mm" tm ft f
fiirnl-hlnif tnuimlnjis), (! mftklntr t'P lnfau tnufri
fnm keriey luiaiwlUMl l.y th I iiKeHHtaiJM.
AMbiaN muiit t ncritmprtoiotl hy protr uarKntiyi,
lKTMtbtwo i nnton.ib1e nl , tting c-rth Uii if
siitrnrt (i mw ardrrj u Hi nv naoiM thorrln, lie will
r-titi ft at onovf,B.Bii give loiiAa Ibr l fal Ltul pr
ft r mar cv.
1 hp t nlfrd S('fi rrttrvrt Ih rluhl tn rirt any part
or tt e whole of Uic tltli, an may be OcemaiJ ior the tAtvet
of thaprvtfs
rrirjwt' al Hhotild he endorsed, Frnnoiata lor furoiibJnc
(bere in it Ui ATticlo bid for)" and tl.1ra-4 to
Lieut. -Colonel D II. VITTOf
anS-t l M. n. tf. . A.
AS 8 1ST A NT QUsAJlTIiRMASTKR-GKN-ral
Ufflrt,
rmt anHf.PHTA, Aotni( 5, 114.
tVaitvJ riopoiiuli will be rroftvtvl at this onto aattl 13
M'tfe M..OI. 1 K(ilDAV. (lid lUhinat , l.r
five? bundled "iti nulri" Army WnKOiis, oun)Ma.
1 wo iiutulrrsd " twu-hofg-t " AmhuUncow ctonpM,
V. h?hiiR iairn, toU deUverod tn UiLacltatiucb lacoa
B4 ma) lx dokLaiTttMl.
ni--l.air of th aboT to h aomplotd and ready for
delivery n or brfor th lit of heptemlw na,t. Tbe
rrmalii1r on or bt re theSoth of Kpitiitr.lHG4
1 hr right It rfnervrd to rerwl ail but deemod too high,
and no bid from a defaiitilntr contractor will be r-.veL
hlddctti wtli oiat prtce, both in wr tin and tJTun-a.
A euarantee, to b felfned by two r ionalll poMoni,
will b r,nlrd. whnce peintMU'y muat be cortJrrt-4
to b) th t: tilled 8 1 ate. IHairirt Judi., toitad Hutea
1'lMrlrt AfTon cy, i;nheJ HtfUoa iWlortor, or other Uov
ttrnment ofllcrt othorwlae Uie proposal will oot be re
cti (red.
hpeetflrailonwforth aboe majbe eeea at tii offlce.
Mo llt.ini'I.-trofu
By ortiei oi Clotii tiorBaB.Crou.aa, AitUtaat Quar
teimatersUvnora. L.b.A.
ORO. H. ORVF,
auJ-M Caputo and A.U.U.
It M Y SUPPLIES
OfFirr OP A KMT CtOTHINH and hynu-AOn,
N0.N ItHUAIeHAr, NlW VtiHK. Alltf 1,1,.
Sealed rntefiuii win be rtH eeved at this Oitlee uqHi II
o'ti.sck fcl . od J Hl'IOiDA V, Uif llth Inntant.tSr deiiry,
by mntrart, at Ike lopot of Armr ClotOluv aod friuiage
Hewed Rot.
Im1 H.HMoce,
ftowed lt 4.
Hoota.
I'achln BoKra.
RamplAtot wbicii can be een at th!i office. Bidtlere
will mte tla quantity tkey wluh to Hirnith, an I hew aooa
they rau mm it lata the delivery of tbe quaoUly they bid
for.
1 hey wlIVMibmlt with their propeai a a a tn?! of the
artioit they pioftoae to fumkkh.
A prvpar tttttn('-e mmt accompany all bkU fbr the
falthtn perft tuinac al a eontraot.
TlieVmled 6ta.ioa reiorvea the riirht to reject any part
or the whi le ei tht bid., ae may be deemed fbr the laioreet
of the rvlcj.
Prrpoaala ahmild be en domed PmooaaU fbr nirntalUiiff
(bere liibsMt the naau ol th article bW fur)," and adilraitawl
to LlftntcLant-Cut-'iiel 1 H VlNTUM,
aj-7t Deputy guartermaatbr-Ueneral, U. 8. A.
INVALIDS AUD 00NVALES0ENTS.
INVALll'S AND OONTAlwtOtJITS.
Invalids and Ooavalesoents,
tuvallds aad Convaiosconts,
Bspeolollr
FEMALES IK DKI.IC'ATK ItRAXTH,
ftMALKIt IN DILICATK HEALTH,
KKMALbS IN DKUOATH HE ALT U,
Will find our Will And our WIU dad oar
CaiBoraia vTlaet, Callforala Wioee,
Calltornst Wlaes, Califbrala Wlnee,
CaUlbrnIa V Inee, CaiuVrala Wlaes,
sooaUarlv valuobl in all ease of languor and great pros
tration of strong to.
Ask Ask Ask Atk Ask
Atk Atk Ask Ask Ask
Atk Ask Atk Atk Atk
Drt. McClelland, Oobhord, Jackson,
(of the renpjjlvanla Cnlrortltjt,
Herlng, Itirenj, Grove, HarttbarB
sVhmal, Wllllsnu, Itartlej, Meldbord,
Wilson, Tlndol, VlnaU Ponder,
Noble, Knorr, Mayland, Turner,
and oiner leading phrsiclana, what they think of ta uedt
elnalvbtaet of California Wines I Ttiese gvatlonien pre
scribe oar brands, and aeour a ef Ui boae&u paUnt
receive from their use I
CAUFOIKIA VrTSB AGEHCT,
IMsS-lm Ho. 43 B. FITTU llreei. abort Chwtnut,
CiONORESS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY.
i I would rrspi-cirnllr Inform my frlende and th
public, tl.at 1 have avam las:. Oongrost Hail, ttila being
the ll.lrd year, and baniade everj pieparation for Ui
CO. 1 1., season, the bouse beiug enlargtrd. remodelled, new
fi.ftillure.the cbsuibers with spring bods, Ac, Ac, and
wtll aoconimndale flmr hundred giieeta. Vou will And no
belter place tlian CiHigreet Hall. It la the neareH to th
ooean of any ot tbe large onuti t at Atlantlo City, being but
one hundred yarite fs'm ths besch, thus presenting ll,ell
an adtantase to tbe pnttllc. 1 lisre cannot be anj better
bathing tl.su at Atlantic this summer. Tbetaod oar that
w as such a great iirawbaek lost season has al. been swept
away by tl. I.iih ll. is of last winter, f'.rmuig luelf ties
be.l bsthlo stirt tho Atlantic sea board.
1 here Is sn exrellrnt Har d of Music engaged.
Attached la tplrndie Itllllard Itooin.
Isla-U . W. niNKI.B.
JNIsHT HOUHB,
ATLANTIC OITY,
MEW JKBSKT.
axiO. . J1-,111NN, Proprietor.
(Losf and tavorabtv koown a proprietor of OTSTKB
HAY, Ml Mil and OilLHNUT Hlrsett.)
Forties accouimodated with lloais, pishing I4n,dsc.,Asa.
t art run to th house vrv twenty nuuut. oS-tf
IXniAKOK HOTKL, ATLANTIC CITT
j 1 he sohacrltter, grateful lor past favors. Ion. Vint
LhAliae to Ms paltona and the pubJlo tW tlie geiierooa eu
h.tu sivt n tuui, and b g. leas to ta thai bo It uuw open
lor the siaenn, and ready It receive bvardors.parueueut
ai d uarsient, on the toos sioilerat teruit. Tne bar will
always le tuppiled with Ih rtiolceel wines, UMUore, and
cigars, and superior old ale. Tho tablet will b Set wish
tl.e bt'sl tbe ntartu aih.rds.
t istilns lines and tackle always on hard
All tlie eonilnrta of a bom son aiwoi be found at th
BschAugs
'liim.smperanotm. OhOBtIB HAYfiAV,
y it l"roprtotor.
f1 O L U M III A 11 O II H Bi
ATLANTIC OITY,
Hl:W JKHMT.Y.
UlTl'ATK ON KFNTICKY AVESTJB,
0l'POITE fur HVUf iioithe.
' r'DWAKD UOYL.lt. l'tprei..
Term to tult tbe Urn. ) tf
gEA-BATHIN 0 SEA -BAT H I NO.
StllOnAb OAI.I.I
CAPE lhLAI.ll, CAPK MAT, X. i.
rklMres nuder It eare of as and sorvaut half Brie.
Superior accrnuiuoUtSas and ample room
IOM TWO 111' SMIW) YEHOOltS.
bsSt-Sm AAKoJt OAHMalBUti, Froprtotw.
(JONWAY'H
OTSTEB BAT SALOON.
S. W. CORNKB OF
SECOND AND CTJESNUT STREETS,
Jy-lnt
FHILADELrBIA.
J TO MIIPCAPTAIN8 AND OWNERS.
ii-Tb enJ.r.WnJ ha.Ug kuseed the aBNrllsM
ll,.N ISCHKW IKM'H.beiMta IsAina hit n-leuds and lbs
tuitr.ni ol th rn.es, tha bo st prepand with Inoieaaed
lacllitSra w arcomiuudau tbose having vessels to be meed
or repaired, and bale a practical hlp-erpaaler Hid
ctals.r, will pertoual atssnlioa to oil veseels eo
Irasted lo klm a repairs.
Captalna or Ageioa, aArCarpesiUrs, and olaoolatrt
having it to rep-Jr. a.e eulloiw.i h; cell. rAllM
Havln tbe any lor the sale of " Wsit.rsieots rsieim
Btetallic tooisiileo," Of tapper Falat, k U erv.
twn ef vessels' btilti.me, s U,i eay.I sat fiepsred M
ruralsb Us. on vv wja h H AMin
Raaalrutton Hcrmw l)oJl,
aaU'lf iNkleware avmitw.abo-ra Laiirei ati-oai.
jIaLAOB wrhpn shminahy. milt.
tary tur4 iWK-a, Hiti tAwbar V 'Vuinue
TI7 mt"frnN iuvwmtg tBvnaaro.a jtkswwstin., MW
Kvmtm -ptlta Hai1sB.v efec roirila ItttWs. IvaMlfvl of a
SsMna. fr-Mvl Wot In UiAistto, aa4 Otvtl tdiuat-
lnog, Bo ye m ail aee ra JUrrss r r iKHfuw,
s.r. nevni ,ivs,
ulsaj Orssra, Irswsr C, ras
tHa
rRCP03AL8.
o
KV1CK Of ABMY CLOTUrSd AJfa
Tiuipaff w
, . , TWIl.AI.l.rrrA, Antsut i sa
rel.l at n,u offle e. H OS
,s.T,V1H,,Tf U' h tntlant. IW .psirl
u. achelkUl Artensl wnk ties ssuswise ortweta.
Hospital Tent Fnes, lines or cton. army ttAtvWA.
4r-uch nnrlat-t, tampii rwinlred.
Pott aad riel.( llrtapltal navs, army etaoAArd '
I S h ch dark hle Honut lo n n ant 1st basf
Inch I. army slandarrt.
, Inch dark Wue Worsted Loo roae-tutu iBok), tnu
ti dsrd.
S Inch yell a Worsted las (earM-elgbia Inoh). arasT
standard.
Army atanrtArd sample. Of sack of tr-e oher arUote ess
be s at this othc. to whit deiivwrto sntt sirtrsoa
conemt.
Itlaoe,, matt etste fa their proposals tH yieiet fwwvOa
ssuti be gieen m writlrg a w ell a ta Agaree), (A, M.
nrp s limmno'ehref v.
I see bt wintt be gurirantood by two rotsonalM par.
sows, w-hoee sitnatures must be appended to Ihe gtiaraav
H'.L l. as being mmI and tamotent eeonrKc
VntteS pTuMt lB,0've,,r tom D"JJJ,! fanctlosarj ef last
e.'l.IrS !?!mm rptors, and thoss kaf Vtst
VlJ.''?rX' smhractng th term of Ms
miAnM whl.4, Aw. . T"1 OV pTOpoe!
therein s...e;t. c", u Us.
Itlrts must Ire eedonwd "Prowrwaft fo, trw. B,,esA.s
statin the panieular sntel bidfor. ' Supplss,
rl. n erjAMr.a
uS t
at - Uss-H) . . army.
OFFICK COMMISSARY OF BCBl8TKN0lL
.- WAl.iUT rwsssst.
PniLAiraLrnTA, Augert 4 101
Pealed rmnotale. la (hipiirate, win h. received as um
Dfllco nnlll U o'clock at ,na TtlKMIr, August MaT
f.r sa plying ft.r the useot th United rltatei Arwi'r.Uta
J.Jowli.g eubsUteoce Hioret, aodrerod In i'alusihHpusa,
WH Btrrets rtt ootHtf MR8 orPRnrpj trpusa)
IliHR t com fed i. of the pack orhtsA-i, hi neat
hootexl oaa ban- tr, with trow ma.ler tsraseoi
meat to b (tee from rwst or stain. leM we-SwV
snd thoronably saasd. and to hare bea rT
pax-See within tbtrty days of AeUvery. Tee
ready for delivery wlguln twtteuy ear tnm
date ol award.
riO.OOO rr.iu.dt nr.t sinltty wtnttr-tmoked BATO3
Mll,t'l,lre;HH lo t'ghl .lercet of sniforei etnv
To be dxbvered within twenty days frst date)
ot'sward
)I(i0,OO0 I out.dt flrtt qnallrr TTt,OT BltRAD, to k
rrsls from good soend Katrs Flnsr."
thoroughly baked, and serfeetly dried beStrai
being pscked. To be par ked 111 S.irfnl
erasr.ned wo d, of such a klud at will ltt tta
part latin to llio bread, bo let to oosiala OA
Pounds net.
nanrts llrst onslIlT kiln dried CORN sfRAX
In well coopered, beed llnod bArrclt.
MO.OOO rounds coarse pulrsriaed WUITK StJOABV
fn strong ber, ls.
ft ,000 Pounds AlAiliTINB,oTAB OAaTDLBS,
foil weight.
50,tOO l'..uuj. clean, fine, dry 8 ALT,
hcAd-llnS harrwla.
Th shove stores, with the escepttea effort anl
w i. urti.wrrw wnnm ton aevs or aareor award,
Illdne'S who are unable ta delrret tho stores with a h
tln.e mentioned wUi elate the time teqmrod for aeMrwrr.
Comractt rs aieesproted to hold Ihelr Bonds vrttbootsa
senses the f'nltei atalw.sntll reqnlrwd gerahlpmest.
fas pile of All articles eicept Pork must so deslvwrsel
With tlie propossl. and referred to therein bur th pms.nst
must not t inclosed with tbe ssn.ple. SampUe most b
Ipboir t.sndnnt hi paper paroeU.eook sosapl BsarkAxl
wi-h blddrr's name.
Tbe Pork wiu be examined and patted apoa hy J
Taylor, ll spectoi tn tl. part ot Ihe I nltr-d Biatos.
ricpaiate prr,inas. In duplicate, mast be marto BsresstA
srune eniimeiau a, ana siaers may ptepest Sue is s
or sny lutrt o escb.
A printed oni yof this advertlAratBt sssst be
lo a. h bid ai d tbe pnpoial must be tpecifle t c
tun 1 1 .1 ni . i . I ' I .1 . .. ...
rect. prtrpotal mast bar the wrHtea riaras.ee of aw
reeponelble per aces, for th fulttuaest f ths tji ttiassS
who wui glvo bonds If required.
Iilsnk f.mt lor proposals oostalnlng 1ti fjtk ejC
(merer tee mar be hod co ape teat Ion etrthte ome.
1 l.s .el s a' nam, pisceot bnsine. and atew pwrohaae,
Pm of contenta. grnw , IA' s and net wergwtA, mrnet b-B
n.erhed tn every pacbAte, and allldaurka ruuet bosk
literal ed
Ketorst ot wotirhrt by prsoMtlonal pub lo weighers to be
Wen whenever rvrinirvd.
No bene tnm parties wk Itavs failod to fuUU e leiiasr
Sgreosrenl w ill be considered.
Hide wll Include pacsaires, snd aeltvery at any Bosat bb
this citv. to be ilesiunAte,! h. this oitlee; and uilaefS
.arkstfee or cooperart will B oonoldsraal suntcisnt fltsr
or reret.oa of tsroionte.
pavmnnt will be made In soeh tksds at asar b AjiwdABBAt
by tse tlultod StAto roc the pwrpoew.
rroposAJs to ue enaorsos "rropossis ror eaniisiBas
B tores." snd dtreoted to
IRAAC B. WTOOrw,
Captain and O. S Vets.
au,VM
jUM Y SUPPLIES. ,i .
Orricg or Aaar Ctoiaiso abb BomrAss,
Ka VH nroAdway,
Kaw rotA.Ja.yJrl. uW4.
Scaled rvoposalt will be rrld at tola orfloe aatil
O'rloct.H .onTlUntbDAY.toelllb of Aurusl srSAt, far
the delivery by eontraot, at th Uepot of Art UtetkaB
nc koolpaueln Mew York Ol vi
Army filankett.of owuwatM manufAotajr, sroot, frr.
(wKI. letrer It. 8. In b ack. 4 Inohea loos. In Aha saaowsav
to be 7 fret long, aud t feet Inches wide, to wsigk i
pounds each.
lilddrrs will tttts ths aumber they wt.k to ftsraltk i bow
mAny they can deliver per week ; whoa thoy son oeao
Buct.c. and when they can nnl.h tltelr dv.lverm.
pnos"ls must be eroompauled by a proper guar aw bras,
ertlpg forth that If the aoatroot 1 Awarded so th pjs
earned thetnln. h wtll as ouoe xeoa s th eontraot. sabi
give bond, lor ti e faithful eoclbnaano of th asm
Th I nl'ed sums roaarve the right ts roJoM ol BBsS
deemed b eoihnablo.
Proposals shnui.i b oBdortsa 'nvootal Ibr
BSUtnAeui, sua aoniesrreo to
LAeuUnaut-roloBel D. W. VI WTO W,
ya-lt Iop'y (jr. kt. Pen. U.S. A.
IlROl'OSALS FOR MATSKIAL8 FOB TUX
Hvy.
WaVT DaPABVlfSST, t
BtrsxAOor SrsAB F.kqissssiso, July In, lust.
Sealed Proooasla to lurnlsn matcrlala lor the Mary lb
the fiscal year ending June SO, lSrlS . will b reoslve at Ova
Hon au of Slesm Biiglneoring, until 10 o s look of toe lleb
rayol auiruat post, st wbica tun the rjpeauig will ba
conimtncrd.
1'n.nosHl. must be endorsed Pmn.ATe Aw IT..M.I. s
tie Mairr," that they may be distinguished rrea other
business letters and dirMteri to tiie I ' 1. r nf h n.lnu
Of Hu-am AnAiasK-r.ng.
'liu mater leb ai.a artlolet embraosdtn " '
are paitiruiarly decibed II the or.s ed soliedMiee. u.tf
which will be ruinLhedto tuoh oa desire tn otTer. on eg
pile. Km to Ihe eommandanuof the reepocUve vorda, or
to in m a. y agent user .1 me et i, sad too of all the rarda
Ufjini up) Ik Alios to lire tlureau.
i nit ruvision mto cisssrs oelnrmr tne eonvanleaAo e
di ak-rt in eor li, such Cla.ee. only will be furnished as are
actually required lor bios. Tli Oonimariuaat and BTevy
Agr tit ror escn elation w ill. in aiaitha to Ihe eohedttie of
classes of ihr-ir own ya.ds, have a enpyul th eobadale)
ot the other vsrde. for esamlnathia ony, rroca wslos map
be judsod whetl.cr it wl 1 be drtlreble lo make aspooatioa
ror any r tne ciaases of tno arat. AU other IbliiAB
treimi iual, pniriei.ee will be given to article of AmerV
cn niAiiuiacliire.
tillers must be mad forth whet of ih eisst st aaT
yrj ukp ot. of the Brtoted aohenulee, or la eusu ti-a-lorrnlty
tlicrew Ith, or they will ant be outritldered.
I.pon spollcstloa to tlie hureau.to tl. fommaodaat of
on y and, rr to any Navy Agent, the form of error, of gas
rsntce, and other necoe.ory InhKBtAikra res pec stag itae
Brcprwal. will Ire furnl.heo.
The ooairoci wiu be awarded to th mwett Mdder ertt
glvrv proper giiaratite. , as required by the la of ttaal
Atis-utt. ISIS, the havy ihrfiartmeiit roeerrlng Ik right SB
rejret lie lowest bid, If deemed OAurMfaiit. .
'l he t si trscie w ill Dear Ueto th u Ih Boritlctttoa as
given, suit deliveries can be demaurl'd troui that dAI.
8urr tioa in the full amount will he required to ssr tas
contract, and their roeonslhlllty oertltled to by a tnrt4
Siatr-s li'strlct Judu. L'mted Hiatr I list not Attirnisy,
Collector, or N avy Airent. Aa miditioiial aocurlty, twesoy
per ccnt-tn will b. withheld trout the amount of ths b lie
until the contract .hall have been e..mpleted; and slAksr
pr centum of each hill, apnruvM in tripiloaie by lb ooss
Bisndants of the respective yaids, will be paid by tbe osvw
geuls at the points of delivery. In funds or oertlAiaust. at
tl.e option or rue ttoveroniem, wnnm ren usys alters
warrant tor me same suau aave noca paasea ny to
tsry ot rne treasury.
1 he following are the classes required At th rsspecova
aavy vorila i
' K1TTEBY, MAINE.
Class No 1. boiler Iron, Ac: Mo t. pig Iroa : N I, ISsSee
felling , No 4, gum packing ; Mo fi, sperm oh ; Mo f, Uawsesl
oil, Ac. Mo 7. lara Hi MoS, wetaille oil; No S, laluw awd
S'rftPl 'o In, enstueers' store. ; Nu 1 1, engineer' tooit ; HB
l'i. i nmncers lu.lrvmcnls ; No 14. wro..giit Irtm pipe, Sit
Nolo, tubes; Mo lb, steel: Mo 17, Iron nails. bo-ts b
nuts; Mo ih. copper: No IS, tin, kci NoSti, whimssAdi
Mo 91. 7lnc 'nt; Mo W.oolured pamu; Nu W,ltetiniiery
Mo ;M. firewood ; Bo 4, coUob woeic, packing, At j Mo so,
ugir.esra' elorct.
CHAItLKirrOWaT. MASS.
Clan Wo 1, boiler Iroa ami nveUi Moi.pUrlroa: Vol,
Iroiltr (citing i Mo 4, gum pscklng, rubber huse, oi Mo A.
sperm nil: Mo 6. Iluscerl oil and tmpeiitlnei Mo 7, lard oiks
Mod, uictAlllc oil; NoH,tallow aurlsoApt Vo Ih, englneerrr
isrosiKo 11. enslssors' loots; Mo It, englueers' lustre
nienls; Mo IV, Men pumps; Mo 11, wruusht Iron pipes,
valves, Act NoATi, tubes; No IS, i.osl ; Mi 17, less asrU.
bobs, nais, Act No IH, copper; Mo lit. tlu, rlnc, A MoSS,
while lesl i Mosl.slocpatut; itott, erdon'd paints, dryers.
An; No tin eiatlosecy ; Mo 'A. ltk-kioy aud ash pUtuk, ana
ksita : No white pine; Mo I1, bsrup and cottoa psckisa,
Ac; No J6, eugmrrcrs' storex. Ao
KMOOKI.YNT, W. Y.
Clatt Vo 1. boiler Iron ; No t. pig iron ; Mo a boiler f ta
in tr ; Mo 4 gum par-king, rubber hoso. Ac ; Mo &. sperm oil
Mo, lit .eed oil,rurieutiiK.. olcsol, Ac ; Mo 7. lard wit; Be
b.liihifcauog or metallic oils ; NoS.ia.kowaud sosjii Kola,
tiglnrors' siri.t Mo 11, ewiieor' tools; Bo li, sagi
ncers ibsiruuientsi Mi4:i. ereaia pumps; No 14, wrought
Iron pitas. vlvs, Act Mot, tubes; NalU.sieelj Mo 17,
lioa noils, bolis, uuis. Ac: No. S, copper: No Is, Ua. sine,
Irau.Ae: Mo w. while lead; No tl, sine paint; Me IS,
rehired paints, (Uycre.Aei Mo tS, elaUoacrvt Mo It.flra
eood; NoJi. bJtkory and oh plank and buti; No ,
white pine: Mo 117. black walnut aud cherry; MotS.toa
Soaany, whlfe hoUeyl N 'Al, lanterns; No SO, Ugnumvkatt
Xo ill. Jnidseous, pumps, Ac ; Mo lot, soar Boar, oriK thews,
Ac ; Me all, patented articles Ms ii, OotWa Ba4 Isesags
..... Ac i Mo SA. erisliieer su.rea.
r PHILAbHLl'lUA.
nost Kol.boUsr iron. As; Mo S, bailer feel lag; Ka .
gum penAlug, ruotrer nose, so; ju a, aprut ou ; i.oe,ww
oil and tukpeulln i Mo T.Utrdofi; Vo a, tallow, soao,
Au. . Be IS. asuiueere' atorosi M II. mmiueera' snolo ; Ma
IS, sguseors' tei.uuaieuut Me 14, wrought Iroa pip,
vstvas. Ac; Bo IS. tube; N ts, stwli No 17, Iroa srwas
bMa, snd nuts; K Is, cooper; Be it), tie. A : Noi,whta
lead; Ne'il, olM Banal ; No W, oossrea pours ewe
S.4iAOSuti So it- flrA ssoodl NO . OotUSt BOA.
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