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THE DAILY EVENING TELECRAPII. PHILADELPHIA, FMDAY. AUGUST 12, 1861.
Orating Erlcgrapli
a m.t mfooir XY.wtfxriM.
C1TICE No. 108 S. THIRD STREET.
Pcsae fa PJaarre Paa Oorr, or Kwhtir Cam fn
t. parous sstlts Carrier, end aealled l Aobserieers
at at It Ctsy M Mim IVMXtu F Assca i Oai PouJ
aao Hrrr Omwe t Two Momi.laarlaM7la aoVanat
Mwawwn nwrted at tha steal raise, A loeral
Afranjeeseat atada fcr aatetsses uuartaMM.
- Tts rrraMMnl".
' - aaste naa . Mkea r htw" dr.lT.T'Irilll
Slilenw at Usitutdid far laei. m
t inc mm n atMer tk. ""J?'
iM.m. kit u a (""'-jLi" :
aaatot uaauii ia teiem icjsoied OoeeattiutcaUene.
n.l,. c eks treat eaersase ta ttie f'trrwletUni of Thk
teeaMvta Vr.rAris. rrlllia as ta to ta prets at an
earns'' ws a.s.sly reoeast tkat advancements mar
a. muxi seoe u ' 'eVve. II poeelbie, to tuvuro
Sms, aa assartsssi to aU af aar edMlooa.
. ' ; FsUDAT. aUOUBT H, 1804.
fill ForiM or THK COC5ITRT.
IDTHM AWRV4L (IROWrH H
BHLATIOW TO Til K H A riOftAL DKBf.
' Tb growth of tb United Slates Is the won
Jct of U world. Nothing like It In recorded
la AAtawatic history, To foreign nations thl t
growth U knswn Almost exclusively by ths
tscreM of population, or the appearance of
Ainrica sWps It their ports. But when wa
OOflM to Investigate the Ability of the nation
to Incur extraordinary expense, or to pay an
accumulating debt, the question Is not so
Biucfa one of population as of Industry and
production. It is a question of the rate a.
which the nation Increases In wealth And
resources. This problem has scarcely been
Investigated At all, And la understood by few.
To moet the question of the Ability of this
BAtloa U pay its present and (Utura war dobt
Wltk promptness, And without the least dis
tress or doubt, w propose to sol re these
probleansr 1. WAat Is the Wealth of the
JTadosi r lit what rats does It Increase t
t. What to IU proportion to the Debt?
L What U the Wealth of the Nation?
Wealth to aU the av liable property of the
coon try lands, houses, precious metals, cat
Co, domestic animals, tools And munitions for
the employment of labor and to make lands
productive. ' In tome countries, as In Holland
And Belgium, there to a considerable dra bi:k
a the value of these, from the fact that there
is little or no market for them, except for the
W of those who hold them . Thus, a mm
who builds a home In Amsterdam does not ex
pect to sell It for what It cost ; he builds it for
his OW use. In this country it Is exactly the
reverse. . Every man expects to get more for
bU property than what it costs, And In nine
cs out of ten to Jab titled by the event. In
A country where foreign Immigration in Im
nwose, And the natural growth rapid, the
market to Always a rising one, And All species
of property to marketable. Hence, in valuing
"'1 "V- fxTy ot we country, mere is no uraw-
ac from the went of sale, or the possible fall
of value.' . The property of the nation In onu
year to worth more than it was uppraUcJ at
the preceding year, nencc, if we can find a
fair valuation of the property of the country.
that valuation to A perfectly safe staudard to
Ascertain the wealth of the nation. It is only
recently that Any Attempt has been mid.) to
value the property or wealth of nations. In
this country, the ouly valuations we have are
in the Censuses of 1850 and 1809; but these
are enough to establish both the Actual
TAlue of property And the rate of In
crease. The valuations are very well
proved, by corresponding nearly with
several Slate valuations, which are made for
the purposes' of taxation. For example, the
Increase of wealth In the State of Ohio, given
la the United States Censuses of 1830 And
1990, compared very nearly with that given
by the Auditor of State And Commissioner of
Statistics, And Are known to be very near tho
Actual saleable value of property. We there
fore Assume the Valuation of property in this
country given in the Censuses of 1350 end
1800 to be substantially correct. Taking,
then, only the State and Territories now in
possession of the United States Government
(although for the ultimate payment of the
debt, we have a right to Assume that we shall
recover the whole property of the nation),
the following brief table will show our wealth
U1900:
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tuTT.Tlt 111 tltl.JlKIJilS Sa,'TI.Ji.l3 ill
The problem of wealth, estimated by tho
CAsh sUudard of value, Is solved. Tbe actual
wesJth of the country oa the 1st of July, 1303,
was eleven thousand four hundred and ten
tniUioM, Including Id this only tbe States And
Territories now la Actual possession of the
Government, Oa the eam day the wealth of
the ewfrry eotinfry waa sixteen thousand one
bundred aiu? fifty-nine millions ($lU,lo'J,000,
000). Hence, the entire wraith of tbe States
now in rebellion, including portions of Loul
lana, ArkAnsas, Virginia, North Carolina,
tfcc, now In our control, waa but four thou
sand Mwit hundred million. Tbe national
Wt-alUi, by the rates of 1800, was in bet three
fold that of the Rebel Confederacy. If we
UUe from tbe list half of Virginia and Loui
siana, lull In our control, the value of the Con
federacy is but three and a half thousand
million ; so that the weAlth of the loyal coun
try Ia really four time that of the Rebels,
looking to the inereaM, we find that tha de
. esnnia! Increase was 127 per cent; And the
annual Increase 12"7; so that the four years
from 1800 to 1804 give An Increase of fifty per
cent. Tbe Actual wealth of the1 loyal State
And Territories, on the 1st July, 1804, was
ixtee thoumxni six hundred million ofdoV
k (11600,000,000), equal to that of th entire ;
naUon In 186a But some one may say that the
condition of wat lias diminished the Iooreaae
of wesJlh. Some conslderatlosis will make It
etttkot that thia Is not the fact : 1. With the
esceptloa of Tenueasee and Missouri, the
loyal country aaaU aaons of the destruction
tcr. ft. sYlarga pai-t of the lnerervse of
wealth waa dm to inanimation, And thlt eon
tinues aa larije as ever, and gue( exclusively
to the loyaJ BUtes. 8. The production of the
gold and Mne mine te ihr gnat than it
WW Itt 1600. ft. A large proportion of the In
crease U in the ncu Stat and Tcrrlturies,
which are still increasing very rapidly. . A.U
tbe paymenU of the wat are made to our oka
lofIe,nJ, with the eeptlon of wtHUgtS,
the Kar ha drained no wallh ron
country.' i
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II. At what Bat does Wealth Increase f
. it., a. 1.1 .U. T
We have shown tnat in we, "
Increase at the rate or ill per rent, aecen- BOtBUe book of its kind, fltttsl to make an 1m
nlAlIy. The Increase of the wealth of the prr,ion In the circles for which tl Is specially
country from 160 to 1SC4 was fit thontand
two Hundred million of dollar. This Is
more than the war will cot If it continues
seven years longer.
IIL What Is the Proportion of Dobt to the
Wealth of the Country? The debt created
by three years and a quarter of war, from
April, 1861, to July, 18M (exclusive of the
legal-tender notes, which, being tie best cur
rency of tho country, will continue oot), was
thirteen hundred mltlUm. This Is Just one-
fovrth of the Increased wealth of the coun
try I If we were to suppose the war to go on
six years longer, or double what It has done,
the jwfcflMonal oV&t would not exceed two
thousand millions ($2,000,000,000), for one-
nay the expenses of the war will unotlon
ably be raised by tho new system of taxation, din'ilona of her p n hae found their way into
. . . pi.i. print, tliis it the only complete collection of
and from present appearances more. This Th, n, ,., ,nlulo. we have no doubt Hut thow
would make a debt of three thousand three capable of appreciating poeticHl uleut will con
hundrcd million (which is less than the pre- bT. .'I,r'r V'?.! r ?,?d j1ra,r,i"n.
sent debt of Great Britain), while the wealth
of the country (as proved by the above table),
would have Increased thirteen thousand mil
lion! four times the entire debt. From
the facts the following deductions are In
evitable :
1. That, even with a considerably dimin
ished Increase of wealth, the country can
carry on war for an indefinite period, and
continually increase it wealth.
2. That the resources and progress of the
nation Are so great and Inexhaustible that
any public debt created by this or any ordi
nary war can be paid, principal and interest,
without any errlou burden on the people.
3. That, therefore, the public loans of the
United States are, and will remain, unim-
peachably necure, through any period of war,
and bring good Interest are the best invest
ment which lenders can have In any public
securities.
I B RTATE-WIUT IT IN AND WHAT
IT MAY BWOWK.
Pennsylvania Is large enough, territorially,
tor the purposes of a great empire. But Its
superficial area la not more magnificent than
Its natural resources are diversified and Abun
dant. Nowhere else on the face of the globe
Is there a tract of land cf the same extent
which Is more liberally endowed with all tho
elements of social wealth and power. The
soil of the State ia characterised by a generous
fertility that yields the largest returns to en
lightened and thrilty cultivation.
Dense forests of the flnosts timber cover
it In all directions, while Its mineral treasures
constitute a source of enrichment yt uncal
culated In point of capaciousness and avail.
Lility. Tet It is obvious that Pennsylvania,
with all these elements of greatness and pros
perity, is but s'lglitly advanced beyond a
primitive condition. There are vast sections
of its surface In as rude and unimproved a
state as Any lying far away In the unclaimed
wilderness of our western frontiers. One may
travel for miles and miles through certain
regions of the Commouwealth, where scarcely
any other sign of civilization meets the eye
than the woodman's cottage dividing long
reaches of unbroken land, or those marks
which some non-resident owner hits sot up to
denote the line of title run over what Is other
wise a savage and unappropriated wild.
Of course, Pennsylvania Is not singular In
having so large a part of Us territory un
tamed and uncultivated. Mnst of the Status
Arc sim'larly situated. Its fa:e is enlivened
with many thriving towns and vtllasres, where
art and Industry and social refinement have
made their abode, while between these seats
oi settlement and cultures, the whole country
exhibits the evidence of human enterprise,
labor, and Intelligence, in the shape of canals,
bridges, roads, railways, mills, factories, and
beautifully Improved and flourinhlng estates.
Nevertheless, this hu?e domain la only
within the threshold of development. It hns
not more than a tithe of the population it
could abundantly maintain. The original
forest yet stands on millions of acres of its
soil, in undisputed possession. Its avenues of
communication, connecting different And re
mote quarters, are comparatively fuw, while
the hand of Industry has but barely tapped
those exhaustless stores of wealth which Ho
buried within the bosom of the hills.
We may, then, confidently declare that
what Pennsylvania Is can afford no just idea
of what she may become. For a long series
ni VMM ..noin oaiiju. nuA nnu..r.i:i r n h -
. ..... , , ,
der and impede ner progress. Out these are
now gradually passing away. Individual and
associated capital has been aud Is being Ube- !
rally applied In improving channels of trade
and travel, in stimulating agricultural and
manufacturing activity, And ku penetrating
And working the rich mineral deposits thut
underlie tbe whole surface of tbe State.
This forward movement In the careur of Im-
provement has invited a new epoch In the j
forlunes oi the Commonwealth, aud we now
appreciate inore justly its marvellous resources '
an A jet,eKtlltlAa ina ae.L-I..M hwiAt Kla i
y.. .
Tact is tne increasing supply and growing com
merce of Coal. New fields of this great staple
are constantly being opened. The certain and
remunerating profits of the business aro In
ducing capitalists to luvest their means In tho
purchase of tracts of coal land tn every sec
tion ot the State, and companies are contin
ually being organized for mining operations.
In order to facilitate the transportation of
coal to tbe markets of the seaboard, railways
hare been multiplied, and these improve
ments are giving Impulse to Industry and
trade through the entire Stt. Vast regions
if the finest qualities of anthracite and bitu
minous and semi-bituminous COIll formations,
f
WlilcB nave omy neeueu a coiivcuieui uiciiu
of access to market, are being opened by the
miner, And are swelling the aggregate pro- j
dactron. It Is gratifying to know that this
eapltel source of the wealth of Pennsylvania
It being so rapidly developed. It 1 Important
not only in view of the Immense revenue. It
draws from foreign consumers, but oa
account of the stimulus it affords to our In
dustrial energies. The fuel of Pennsylvania
bus become a chief element in the manufac
turing Activity of the nation.
: A fire damaged the house of Oliver Younger,
in Gloooeeter. Massachusetts, to the amount of
SI W0. on Friday mornlug. Among the "mova
bles" distributed In the street was an old cheat
without fastening of any kind, which contained
stout five thousand dollars in greenbacks, and
tome six thousand five bundred dollars In notes,
bleb, with its contents, escaped damage or dis
covery until picked Bp after tbe Ore.
Travelers In tbe White Mountain region this
maimer complain that many natural objects of
interest are defaced by the AdvertisomenU of
New York quack medicine men. A purse is to
be made op by tourists to employ a Donse painter
to judiciously efface the ouonsive aaveriuemenis
by ib application of pilnt, as nuur as possible to
tt. uataral color of the objects diitigured. A
in,Ur ork on the liue of tbe Hudson river
SltUlld But t ..,!,,
new rrnimrioKs.
a Foidikk or tr CinssRtANO.-Th Is a
denifrned. It Is the memoir of a young WIhaoiv
in suldier, written by hi father, In a styl thai
A III touch molt hearta. The beauty of the book
l the nobis character of its hero. His filial affec
tion, deference to fuperlom, love of honor nml
principle, and hia full ymp tthy with the nobler
j iirulu andamnlliona of life, niirk -d bin a a
riire huraner In tho quieter sphers of home-life,
whlh' hia too brii f cure! r m a .Idler ItooM out
In brtill int relief the true Clirixtian patriot snd
hero. The story ImprcaaeH one nuwontedly with
the contlincsh of the racntlie we are laying upon
ur country' almr. Kor mil by .!. (,'. U uriKct
A Co., pitbll.hcr of the Sundry Srfiont Tintu, No.
MM S. Fourth street,
Wr understand that I.lppincott 1c Co. hare in
pres and will soon ptibli.-h a vo;nme of 1'onnn,
by Mist fallie Hrldjres, of this cliy. The frieuds
of thin yc unglady bsvc hnf t ntertHined a mot
favorable e-tlmatc of her ability, both a a writer
of pro and of verve. Although occatiionul pro-
iillar with her cff..rtt. Tbe volume is entitled
''Ihe Muible l-le, and other rooms."
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Bahk Bam. Match Atlantic, ok
llROOKLVS, VS. ATTII.KTIC. OS I'mLiiDKI PHlA.
The above match (thelutof the aentn) took place
yct rdav, and nxultod In another victory fur h
Atlantic by 3 to 1A, being a total In the to rmatohsa
ol W, a. aiiifl 47 lor our clubs. Thare were a lara
nunitxTol pemon prexi-nt Teatertlay to witnoiw the
match tppobalilr two thouaandi, aranug wnora were
a tair proportion ot iailiea, and the whole was oon
tlnoted in the moot leapcotanle manner. 1 ha Athletia
piavers made a tine display, both at the bat and in
the Hold but It a the current oninion that thny
wou.d be beaten two to one. Mr. Mullmoa'a pitch
ing and Mr. K LKlNrn nait a ratchinr waa very rool,
and, in tact, I be only aott apot in the fl -Kl wera
Maloitk, at second laae, aud (.ratt., at third baie
the atter lin hurt t ut both wc I known a good
ones, but unaccountably tailing In catching and
at"iping pjiiiy bails lu thia match, by wliioli a larva
number of were obtalued by the Atlautio. I hi
lolluwing ia the aoore:-
aTHi-ario. ATL4HTIO.
Hun.
.... 41
Perptk , I b, i .
f-usklll r. t
KIHnioider. cH
t.raU. i. b
Malona 2. b
Y, iikins. a
Mi-ltrlda p
Hayharat, c. f
fcnillli, L f,
, Pearca e ,
, 0 c. xuiith, 3 e....
, Start, I b....
, 1 1 1. ii'lirlen. o.f..
, '2 Oalvin, a.
, Vrtnr a.b
, 3 Chapman. 1. C ..
, Pratt,
. I H. Bums, r. f....
Total.
! Total
Rt'Na t KAta iNNiao.
'1.L Id. 4th. ath. 8th. 7th. sth. Sth.
0i01itl
I I 4 1 It . II
tl.
Athletic..."
Atlantic. ...4
t'ml.lre Mr. hCTTON. KotemriiiA t 'tnh. Ili-nokiva
New Voik.
h co rcra Mr. PaxaoK, tor Athletis Club; Mr.
Mowlks, tor Athh tic I iub.
GkF.RAL BmjfKT'8 Sit ABP-SirOOTEHS.
Uajor J. W. MooitR, of the Ninety-ninth l'enn.4y.
vanta Veteran Toluntecra, has arrived in this cilv
lrom the tront, with apeoial orders iron the Wat
lertnient to recruit a reyimcut ot iharpshoutcrs.
to bo attachod to Major-t..eiipra! Hibnkv's iioad
quartim lor spicial service, five eomaanica of this
rer)iiMiit will be recruited in this city , aud lie ere
ditcd to Die draft i the otlier five will bs rained
tliroughoiit ttio State. The renment ia to be uni
foinieit ainutar to the Berdnn sharp-nhooters, except
that ttie body iacket will tie auhxtltuted lor tho took
coat. Ihev will ta armed with tho Sharp and Hpon
cer revolving rilieH, and when orirnnired will be one
ot the moat cttcelive limnetic ot the aarviue. He
criut.ng ntatluua will le opened iu varinua parts of
the city. It la expected to raiao five companion in
tiua citv witiun tnne wetaa. ine goiierat noauquar
tera will be at No. Ma I'hoautit street.
Hkaiii.no PoTfo.vKt). The hearing bc
lore ( oinmlaaioner Sahoknt in the caie of tho Oo
vernmeut Inspector at the Araeuai, which was to
hare come on" vmtentuy morning, after argument
of Oi iiuwt, was deterred until I tiesilny, Hepmher
6ih. Kanikl IMioohkhi t, tvi.. appeared lor the
deieuilaut, and Mr. V ALiariNK tor the Government
aut boritiea.
Deathh of Soi.mers. The tlpath of E.
A. Ttjbbt, a member ol the Fourteenth Now York
Heavy Artillery, Company H, waa reported yester
day at the 'dedical Director's ofhee. His death oc
curred at the KiltH rt Ktrect llo.uital. The death ot
1. 3IRKRICK, Second Nor Vork Mounted Kitlos, 4 Tom
pun) M, also occurred at the t henut Hill Hospital.
Wk have t ab the largest stock ami best
assortment of Clothing in 1'b.iladulphia, com
prising aU dealrable styks of good9, frura
uuilitim price to superfine. Every one can bo
accurtituly fitted at once from our Hock, what
ever be bis si.t or proportions, in gurmeuts Ciiial
in all rei-pecta to work niude to inuiisure, at much
huer pi ura. tor those who prefer, we have
also a cc.nipkte asaottrntnt of piece goods, which
will bo uuule up to measure in a Myle sarpaascti
by none. IIknnmt A Co.,
Tow I H H itL, No 5 IS Murket strcut.
I)a. Cottnos, No. 1.117 Vine street.
Mai-iinu and C.iai'KT Woek. W. Henry
I'atten hits a larc force of frtl-cloM bands at
this brnni h, and is prepared to at and lay either
a small or large job, lit sny time, with tlesputih.
W. Hhnky Pattkm's,
No. H08 Clicmut street.
Harrll.
ASIITON-PBICl!.-An(iatlHh I9il by B". T. W.
Maciarv, Klrth sinct. Iieluw tliranl arjnuc. t IIAKI.H.1
11. AMMTON. of Waihlnaton, I), t. ., to MIS MAiii K.
i UK K.ol Wilmington. I)eL
bAKKB-m ll. In I'ouiihkoepslo. on Mnnilsv, Aug,
S. tiy kU-T. francla H. Wheeler, Uev. RMI KL 1IAKKH.
Il.ll., faster ol Klret baptist Chnrch, WUIIaiusbura, N.
Y ,lo Mrs. SARAH A. ill Sit, slslur ol Uia ortlciatlnK
clertivnian.
KKNNKV-hMITH fin the Sill Inilant, hv tha Unv.
Ltlwanl k sunny, Mr. JOHKt'H U. KKNNLlf to Miss
ALII k. MAKIf oMIIU, allot this citv.
Kl.t'TOIt-JOHDON. im the Mtti Instant, at tha resl
denceot the tirlde, Jarksonvltle Kla.. 1.7 Ilia Kav. L. M.
. .k. i. -i - i k ..in- , ....
! Ilobbs. Chaplain, t . N. A., r. KKt Toil, Assistant Sur-
eou Ona-hundri-anii-tw.uty s vnth New rork Voian.
teem, to alias H AH .. JiiullON, only ilaughtsr of Mis.
at.Wullaca. fNew l ork and Albany paper ploa-tecopv.J
tiMITll TOIUl. On the 1 1 tl. Instant. . y tha Key.
Joseph P. Iters', t aptaln HKN.IAM1N H. SMITH, of
hnx.klvn. V V.. to .H.rtlf H1K Villi. INiA, a-cond
aliliwt .tauKhlt-r of William II. 'I .ij.l, K.q., fi.rina-ly ui
Krntuekv. lioston and New York Manors plcae copy.
l OHF.-7tKKVKS.--On the 4ta In.'tinl, by the !tav. Mr.
Oreeuwolu, Jlr. HAM I'M. YOI1K ol Kasiun, Fa.tu ML-S
CAliKIK W. HHKVKH.ol thisclly.
Sless.
Ft Ll OS -On the loth In.tunt. Mrs. M lltY Wi.TO,
aaeu TI veurs.
Tiie relatives anil inVnil of tbe lamtlv are nsKoectfiilty
InviiMt ti. att.-iid her Ifinvral. mrn ttiu tu.l.t-:'ni-o ol lier
bnsliauil Uaun J-'ultoQ, Sit. 114.) t.'rea.s stre-'t. blow
krsnktnrd roail Kli.liteculh Wurit on fca'urtUy al'r
noon, at I o'c'uck, v.1 bviil tunht-r uoUoo. l'r.ic:J to
rtankUii CeiueU-rv.
, AvlH.on ,u ,.,lh lnjrtVJl, JAMEH t'AMH, ll tli
tKd year t Ills aae.
Tn. rtia .v. s a..d fr ends of the faiai. y in res, .o:i illy
Invited ti. aua.i.i iliti tuiiersl tr.iin itis re iileticu'.l' his s-mj-In-lsw,
Jsai.', Mri'adci-n, No. "-H .rrii .tro.:, on Mon
dsy text. s 4 1 MsiTnum rurtJ.er a itice
HAIIil.ti.--M'jilduiily on ln liib lu.ianl. 1. II.MK,
eliluet Mn ot .laooh 1.. an.l Humh I., lls'tert.
Inir notice will he slveu ul'tio lunor.l.
HOOK. At Key Wixt. Via , on winidiv June ta t a)
tslu (.OHNKLll n souk, I nltel Htatos Anuv, la Ilia
avth ytssr ol ins ana.
; KAYH1.K --Oa the IMi -i.tml. I l ilt "UT RKVrlt.
. a-'ii I the sie Wl l.ui aud llania'a k. y.er, ia t ia 7 S'
year oi hi ae
lh, re'stivia act t'tlund-. am fi s." cM'iltv l.ivited 1 1
i a tend tie tiineisl lluto n,e ie.iij.ui e oi his ne iesr,
1 William K. Th'HasH. Miua .trecr, . tne vVss iln ,".i.n
i aventi-,i..msutiisn,oli Stuijav, 14th, i J 'c ock e.kt.
i JOIINDON - On tba luih lasiant. kNM t JM..wir..ot
the lute I.HIKI.K .IiiUNSON.
I Ihe irhnusoi the ismllv are inv;tcd tn aitant tha
tuii..rai, iroin hi-r lale reeiilciire. l.'iiiteu sfcoel Oermia
loan, on Halunlay alleruoou, Hlh liHtanl. at 4 o'clu.'k.
' neat ralcrabuni .' ot -ouuIs rae. IvcU in. the kattia Is
tD.i.t of I'elcrsuutv. Va , on Jut y m. slMH.il 1,1 i.K N
I.ITZI.MIHlll.-Ou the 1st ot Auuii't. In llio boMiltll
IlkUfl, ot t'oin.an O Nlnctv aeeeuth Iteuimsot Pann
sv Ivsnla Volunteers, in tho '.'id yuar of hit ave, smof
Hlrsui and Baron. It. Llueooonj.
Oh I desolata aud sail our hearts to-day
Kor tha loss of the aallant and brave.
Who that In tha morulna of lira passed awsy.
To rest In a patriot grave.
In youthful prtda ha left his home
ills country to defend.
And gave his life a sacriSea
This wicked sortie to end.
No mora tba drum and trumpet soond
Shallcallhlinlothaael.il
o mure Uia tyrants of tha earth
shall bid hiui dla or yield.
Pus noUca wiU ba given of tbs luaerat If taa body b) re
covered. MacCl'LLOCB. On tha (th Instant, ta Morriatosra,
. J klAMV K. MscC't LUIt'll. dautftitar o lbs Ut
rraacla L, andChailotta M. MacCullocn, of Sauuu, N.
ita ttia 'JUt yuar of ber aira.
M ATLAf'K.-On Ihuraday momln, Aumst 11, JOHX
at ATi-Aca.
Therelaiivea and friends ol Ihe family are respectally
Invited to attend the ruoural, trom Ala late reaiience,
near HatUonSsld, N. J.. on Saturday aruuuova, August
tJth . at . o'clock . wltltuut runner oofwe.
4th, Adjutant BKMJ.MI1N It. M1N fl llN, Sln.tty-aocond
Krgluiant Mew York Volunuiora, aoo of the lata WIIHaua
H. M ilium.
Ot I W N .After a short llineaa. at the reoldanoe of kf r
O.'onta Wllks. Mo. Tfi Saiisom street. phl-aUciohie, Itr.
J. H. ixllir.S, Uie Iri.h An.baaudor. a native of Mn
Chester, kiutlatui. In tha 3Atli year oi tile aire, 'rhedo
ersted waa a Mason of good ataudlog, and a member of
the llope Lodge No. 244, Mew York,
i Absent tTum mends, amongst strangers he cams
To Aniertva'a shores, lu aearih ol lauia.
But It pl.ase.1 Hod to take him
Krom oor nil.Ut He is gone, beloved by all,
Te bis far distant noma.
Tbefoatral will Uke plaoe Itom the above plaoeoa
lalunlaa A UBTIlart I Alii.
liueBollua w- ie lTuof the tin la l-awaTOW
epor.
HHlKTTA.-On Tbureriay m unit nrf, It tb luaUnu Mr.
AM. HHIKI UH. lu tha .Cth ytuu of brai,j.
lh relaUMBjid fiiaud oi tbe tewll? are nr-pectljlly
Invited to aitud tUa njnrt.l, iroui the it-4iitiK- ut Lr
aon-l. . Mr. George tw. No. Hi H tieventh ccmI,
W A Ml A V !! IV,
ATCfcaeoB to w. n. cAtrt.
MAHONIU IIAI.K,
So. 718 OttESlTUT Btroet.
W I W O W HII ADUH,
OtfUTAINH,
a.c
M06QC1TO NEITINOS.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Kernaea Ulne fot Wo ar gliwl to
pet Hi nt tli public with a now mnnty laving ank la, alm
plcln conatrnrlli. a. ea.U manaed aa an onllii'.ry lams
u.rd fur llatitlna pnnxaa In fact t simply a C9mmoii
lamp, to which we apply the prlnrlpls of ht-atlna over aud
around the llama, at aorured to an by f.attora l'auut. Iun4
bytl a l ulled state, and known a "Hthcr i Patent."
Wilh Uili ilaiple apparatus, Oluc may ba krpt hot aU day,
and not coantma tirr ranta'wurtli of olb
To aacehaniri and arll-am who are compelled 10 um
lahel at prcatnt hlifta ptlcci, this arUcle will save lit ci4
luonsKcck. Piiiukk S iinriiin,
No. 1W South Second dttcct.
rpun O H K A T l'lin;
BLHBT SIWO8'tT S.WAnONAL WAOOM W041KI.
LILLIE'S CHILLED IRON SAFE
DTILL THE
MASTER OF THK SITCaVTIOX.
TBVTH 18 MJ(HTY AND WILL PBhVAIL.
It Knemy.likr- hit grrtl I'mtotyp,
'THE fATIIKR Ol' ALL EBIIOR,"
MUST SUCCUMB.
Iho cJllcni of PhlUdelphlA Mid wiclniir partleti
hrlv rfititt-itortai. U. futlowlnic note lrom Mr. IIKNHT
SlMOii?,:-
rHrr.Annt.riiiA,.Tiilf 2ti,WJi.
M- C fntT, Audit for Mliie CuiUt d Iron -Aie:
.If A P. HiV.:'l !: No. llM'l.illrxl IroU Hf I iroIAfl1 of
you In lM.'t w lm wy oftlcs wr.Jc.1 wm burnod entirrty
dt.wii, with mj wnitiu fht tory en FrltUy ntftit t. Hf
hobki and nat-fr wei tnki n out ol Hit tmf tniirai the fin
n'aU'Brd tliPl.iiiiJlna, inerdof or ttentD wm$ p4ld to -J
Wit miter iiip nrf, inr some anvsj.
Thimrw thii-tory lri d hut Id in jr. lyinc jttit
jM.iith ot my main wawn uliup.and am tiie wind at tht.ttmo
an from the north, ihe (ire frnm the wa4-on-ihi.p waa
torcrd utrnnKly upon the office, and evurythlnff eom
lHitttle hiirt't1 entirely up. On ratsmlnlnx the Hf the
inidewfta found, not injon-d In Hie le it, and with ft
teat ot paint and a little repairing eterually, ll read a.id
Ut ft-r
I fn cluertul.y Trcrmmind LILLIFBOHfLLICDf ROM
8Ar K to all Inl-freetf.'d u a mont thonu(rh Hi ino4
ItKNKY hlvioH,
U. S. National YTau WorLi.
Thelhltowir.fi; (act 8 In the abort cerUOcate are parUeti
IftrH noMi eaMe :
JfifBt. Thecharaetrof the buiMlnn, Ita bi log lornved
jUft aouth of the mnltk wmom-ehop, with 111 finmeuive
amount ot conibimtitle material; aitt the fttot that the
w.nd at the time wa tron mm the north, which f rced
mi tnuueme amount ot ht ut upon thia huUdinir.
Ketml. 'I he fact that the Hm wu tne anialk'it ttlr.e httt
one, ami that It wan Mt In the cellar, aaony the rulni,
for days ttheut care or aitntiont tiitre waa nothtujf
loft In H.
Third. That the Hate In not trrnnK. warped, or tw1td,
hut la k till In order, and lit foruie, ercn tho lock twing
Mljl uAln.ured.
ThU wonderful renoJt, totrrther with the ret nit of the
lute attempt at toht.-ry of LUIle'a ChUUd Iron Haie at Uie
Vi'rtt I'liHadelphla 1 ruit Fund. ut puiil.si3d. mutt prove
to the atlriaciitn of all part itn iniereted H Mtea. that
LIUle'a Chllltd Iron Hate la all ihat b claimed for It,
inctly and thorvutihiy fire and bail r proof, the ihrH
fron tafe maker, I'avid Kvrinft'.aanertlon to ttie contrary
notwithstanding. Verily, Fiuvlduce la oa tlve aide of
Tttt'h.
V. C. S.1TLF.K, AL-errt.
M. B. The above Pa It now at depot, and all par
ties ti.teri-ated will pieanetxamlne It tor themaelvea.
M C. HaDI.KK, AKi-nt.
auA-ti No. n S. BKVfcN ril (iweet.
J,UKCTRICITY.
LOOK AND LIVKI A WOKD TO THE WI8K 18
St'H-ltTENTI
AU direased coBdltloni, both acuta and chronic, where
V.iere is ltal)ty anouiih left to react, are permanenUy
cured, t.y wairantee, at No liTXi WALNl'T Street, Milta
delplila. and lu casaofa failure 'n most obstinate tnaiadlea,
no diarife Is mada. Klecirlcat Institution, estahlithod
about nve jeiirs ago by l'roieesor BOLLJ58. Bead tha
follon leg
A class of maladies pravalls to a IVarrul axtent lo com
munliles, itoomlng lik,(KX) youths, of both sexaa, annnaUy
to sn early iirave. Thais diseases are very Imperfectly
understood. Their aatcrnal manifestations or aymptomt
arenertoas debility, relaxation, and great aakaustioa.
nara-tnus, or wutlng and consumption of tha tissues of
tha whole body, shortness of breathing, or too hurtieA
breathing on ascending a hill or flight of stairs, palpitation
of the heart, asthma, bronchitis, and a dry, sore throat,
trembling ant hsslng of the arms and lower limbs,
aversion to society, buslneas, and to atudr: sometimes
dlmuais of tha tyeslyht, k.ss of memory, dlsalnass of
tha head, t euia'gia pain is various parta of tha
bear, l amsliittie back and lower limba. lunibago, dys
pepsia, con.tipation of the bowels, deranged seoraUons of
the kidneys, and mauy other glands ol tlis body, pro
ducing virulent diseases In both males aud f, males; like
wise rpUepsv, hysteria, and diiierent lorma of nervous
spasms. Now. Uien, Bluety-nlae cases out ot" every hun
dred of all the above named diseases, aud a host of others
pot nsnied, as ocnsuaapUon of the longs, or of U.e spinal
umn, hove their orislD in the pelvie viscera, hence tho
st ent of auccose by any of the old medical systems of
practice.
MSKAHKS or rr.UkL.fet.
Prolapsus Uteri, Laurotrhiaa, Amenorrt.cea, and Itya
menorrhoa. All tl a above dlaeasea and other Utorlne
oosapialnts havs tliulr orlsta In a leas ot Ute vital power of
she body, brousht on by Injuries, eseesses, s'dentary
habits, personal abus. a, aborUons,and the uso of puwarful
sardlamef. Home of the peculiar stinptoma are diagninf
pains tbieusb Ihe hp aud back, weakness of the limba,
and extreme languor and drMllty thrangkout the entire
asteni. The ertects pn.diiced from these troub'esotuo
sslailies are almost muiilludlnuis. Consuoip'lon, Dys
P"psia, Neuieltta. faralysla, Deafness, llllnJns.s, tits,
and IniaLliy.and aveu Idiocy, are not snooaiana,
No enectcai or reliable reniely ha ever been found for
these alamingc.Hnplalnts till our late ditcovory la Ihe use
ci Klecti kit; la strict actonlui ce with the positive sad
i.i'aeie :arlMUi n of H e l urino organs. We m-vor
I'alk'd In curing all of tho above dtsi iuis, tsc. pt In case of
erksn c Crr ii lament, or severe Injuries ot the parts.
sirs Fulton, a lady ta irreat esiie-lunca and aointy, will
have i nure chsiga ot treating In the ladk' dei.aj-tuionl.
t'ouultitteii ftue.
Prof. llOLLk A tw. HltOWN,
u.1 fH' Sa, 11 W M.Nl V Si ccl, Philadelphia.
SM e,Ytrsssieeit
.tkxarui'tH':,
And all ihr rt est
i;nti and Uln a. 1 'eat.
Oust sully on heed by
tttvi.. A Ki.'ifiup-,
Arcl sad IVlik.
K. . VA'ttlttnssas at , .
Msaalacturats ot New and Delicious Confkotlont, Almond
Paste, Chocolate Caramela, Creams La Mode da
Parle, axqulaltaly flavored.
Boasted Jordan AJssoaUs, Ac, Aa
No. 31S Chesnul sueet, below fourth.
Assschi aft (. FtasMM.-
lrr a co. s
at A 0 H
' A
BAMUiri
Irrril
' CABIN tT
piAjroa.
mcK A 00 A
1 oKOAjra.
PTAMA.
j. m. tioi7ij.
Seventh sad Caasaast t leasts.
sAn-pvTa WATTrvrtfl. Oil. PTjOTHH AKD
Kj Window Bhadee, from New Vork AaoUoa aatee,
liAMnla, Iruiit Lit muU m l -UHl Vemeiiaii, IU. ana
Homp, from a7H' te 70 cenu lr vafd; MttiiH, Uie
Wrvaastf: Skatsvr.rtva.atnt akapatr Otrsn tl In Fhtlaadt'lubatl. IYiMB S7X
eufocaula yard, at th tw Vork ActK.n HeJufl i-
- . . . - v . t vt . law s4 Lkuuikllk si
ot, ..rioTl HitrThluw'e.) No. H7 0. tKHJNl VUoet,
it.t tkMif aijova WaOJMt opoaii Cora jfik haa,.,
rOUBTY'S TEA WaOKHOUerK.-ESTA-
Bawwr, noU- aod 5auo
KcgUab .u.4 8ooia aie atd
LUUM m9t 9 AS, aW-r taV-Aw
Xavf Maeaei mU m with cw.
.T.HiiiiI JuuZi
I.
AMUSEMENTS.
I'OU THWT.R PAY ORKAT NATIONAL
1 i
li.Hl.TTll
iKft s Tmit'FK r i n 1 1. WAHsr.tt
I 'I
rtl.mi AtTm.MOSS ld Kt'RNIMtlH at fi.l..
S('K 'ISTOWN, Til! HatiY
1 It, r iRKwacoM.
II IIiaI' I'lh: I'KANKV " D. Tt:tt')ar. l h
The entire Cla aM Tnmpa IH appntr oa i ti"i
S'.a. "IL?!!
pltOVHtn 'EW CHKsNUI Hl'tlEET
l TlltATUK.
THIS r.VKWIOl.
Tb? granr ren antlr, nia.tc"', .irf"a'-aif ilrama,
Al.AI'I'IN. OK TIIK HilM'KUM L LAI'.
rrirnlHi. aoar thrao m.iitl.' Ha arHf.ra'l a. In a
py U i.r t, i Bree.t.f4t ma t iftr. nc. rai.len- ltl' wondftr
rti ftaMiio-miitin.. aiaaieflrfn' .ct', -r.rii mr'a",
tfprt cvtilliniat and pitfli-aa, brauutlri aiiia r aqd
1MARKABI.K KXHIBITIOS,
K'K hm.v evr. w i r.K
AM'II H I UK- T. AMOVK N iN ..I KF.STft.
Mr-if lllatlllt MiYKH' I'nixl Htam riraiis
a. 1 Mr.ir AN AMM K(l I'll H Mamn .ih Ma
rriv, nmbVI . tl- tie npnr4 1 Uih paMlr, oo'iirrciH'lb
OnMllMMV KW-"IV Aihiut H,
Aid rnt nilng rvr.BV K.VPM VI bi.Hi afoilar itth
li'.t.. It t Miha ar nmimean ihe aoprw. r rae.
c) !ih, Wiwaexlaj Pth,Tnuxl) I'tii, t'nili lilh.and
Ha'unlat I lh
An'iialet At alt. m cU. earh i Chl dria tf rent.. Af
t'ti m-p prfi'rniaiie rop.nienf. i"JS n'eio k: anltii;,
Tr'rkKa. IMjcr. eien M ha'l hour rarllvr on pcU ftc
ra.l'P JMffaitle atalln.e Wmnn) ttrnl'iir. c in
m'r.lrr Atert"rk, ror Ilia be. aflt ol Ir.aCII iMHKHi
Hi Bn hi i rmniH. aut t
TIIK BTAl SCH ANI CXIMMOlU'tltS SrEAT.t'8
"MANHATTAN."
C A r T A I N K. A. RYTIIKR,
Of ihr Cap May Una, It now msklne hsr reanlar trip to
CArK.MAT.Iravtn Allt'U Bireat Wharf. e-ary 'nca-tty,
Ihiirx'.sy.acrt Ssturriar at nma nckk: nmrulna will
ica-e t aps May e-ery Mondar W1naiay and ind
at hsM-liant atxht o'clock, tnurhlng at New I'astls t .Ih
and nturntng. Kara SfHei carrlaira hira Included.
lUklrvn kaif prtcat carriage hire Included. 8-rvnuj
tl; c .rrtae hire extra. I r. Itil at low ratoi No
rrriaht received alter a o'clock, aid In ad cases u iat be
feepald.
JJI-tt OSKPII A. BTEWABT. Airent
u
IN I T l-i I
T A. T i : M
7-20 LOAN.
Tta' Becr-aary of the Treasury gives noUce that i.al
icrlptloas will be received f.r Cupnn Treasitrj If .ti t,
pat able three yars from August 1, Tetit, with i-tul-an-noal
Interest at the rate of seven and tlroe-U ntht per
cnt. per anntim, principal and Interest boUi to be paid lo
lawful nioney,
Tt.csc notes will be coavertihlc at the option of the
h'.ikler, at maturity, Into six per ecat. gold hearing b.m'ts,
ps able oot leas than five nor more than twenty years
lrom their data, as the Government may elect. They wilt
he Issued In denominations of '. Sim, n), HOOD, and
Svtxe. and all anh.crlpUcns mutt be fur fifty ilcllars or
s line multiple of fifty dollars.
The antes wilt be transmitted to thr owners fnaor trans
portation charge aa soon after th lecelpt of Ihe nrifinal
Certificates of Deposit as they can be prepsmL
Aa ttie notes draw lutetest from August 15, persons
making deposits subsequent to that dare must pay the
Interest accrued from date of note to date of iepo.st.
Partita d positing tweaty-Uve thousand djl'a-s and
tipwatna k.rthcte notes at any one time will be altowtd a
c-'tanJisloncfonr-iiuaeterof one percent., which Witt bo
paid b' the Tree. ury iKiptrtmont upon the receipt i.f a
bill for theamouut.ee lined tn by the i fftcer with wlium
tl.e d'-potit was made. Vo deductions for commissions
mut tie made from -ta deposits.
brKClAL ADVANTAGKS OK TUIS 10AN.
Ir i-sNaiuxiax Savinc.s Baxk, offerlug a higher rate
of Intercut than any orher, and the 6stf icc-wri'y. Any
aalngs bank which pajs Itt depositors in felted Atates
N'otss rcusldurs that it is paying in the best circulating
rutsl'um of the souutrj.and it conaof pay In anything
better, fee Hs own assets are eUlier In tiovornutent tcourl
tlei or in notes or bonds payable ia Government p.per.
It It equally oonveul-nt aa a temporary or permanent
nicstment. The notes can ai ays be aout for wltMn a
frat tlonof their faee and aecumulaled lutetest, and are
tiie host smirity with banks as oollaterala for dli
letints. CONA EKTHiLE IN TO A SIX PER CENT.
6-20 GOLD BOND.
In addition to tne very liberal Interest on the notes for
three ytara, thia privilege of conversion la now worth
about three per cent, rer annum, f-r Ihe current rate f ir
S-4V Ilotids is not less than Hint ptr cent, fiwi.nn, and
bcaire thff war the premium on six per sent, rnltt-d Status
Kicks wat over twenty per cent. It will ke teen that the
actual profit ou this loan, at the present mirkot rate, Is
not lees tiian ten per cent per annam.
ITS XF.MPTI0N FROM 8TTE Oil MP
NICIPAL TAXATION,
hut aside from all the advantages we have enumerated,
S special Act ot I'onjtrcis arem.ft a hnn.li anJ Treumty
neVetroni fotaf ia.ration. On tha average, this exemp
tion is worth about two .r cest. per auiiuns, acjordlug to
tbe rate of tatatl in In various parte ot the eiuntry.
It is believed that no securities orferso grett Induoo-
fbeota to lecder. as those iisued by tho tiovernuvsnt. la
all oth?r tonus of lndoMediteea tha faith or aollity of
private partlee, or stock companies, or separate eoaanvtol-
ties, only, is pledged fur psyueat, while the whole pro
perty of the country is held to secure the discharge of alt
Die obtliiatlons of the tibllcd tates.
Wbik1 the tloverument otfera taemost Uherat Icria for
h leans, It believes tha ihe very stro. test appeal will be
to the loyalty and pstrloiitin of tba (suple.
tiu;!lra' cnlUcnies will ke Issted fur aU uepoeiie.
The pariy depositing must eudorae upoa Uie uriinai
ceriifl.-aia the deneminattcn of aotea required, and
whtUer thiy are lo ba iinucd In blank or ptyai.le to
order. When so at domed. It matt be left with the
oi cct r.'ivlvlng the dspait, tn be forwarded! to tha
1 lee-sry lar aitvent.
f VBsrau-Tioas will, as kUcuvuo by tha Treasurer of
the United Statea, at Waihlngttn, the several Asslsunt
Traaaurera and dosifnated Depoaltarlea, and by the
PIR8T NATIONAL BANK OP PHILAUKLPIU A, PA.,
SkOOMOSATlOMALBAMK OFFBILAUUs.PIIlA.FA.,
THUtB NATIONAL SANA OP PHILADELPHIA, PA.
FOUUTA NATIONAL BANK OP PniLAW.l.fUlA.PA..
By all National Banks which are ilepotilarles of public
money; end i aul2-tf
ALL NESPECfABI-B BANKS AKD B ANKKU9
Throughout the aoualry will glv furtrter Informstloa ami
AFt OBD KVEBV PA0ILITV TO BL'BSCItlBRKS.
T KLKOHAFH NOTICE. REMOVAL AND
JI t'oinvtllUatlon, Tho eittcat ef tbe in laud and Iude
ptiKaWsni Telajrapli LUiee oava heea rtniovtl lYotn N.
lit CUKHkt'T Mtrl and a 'uh THIKI Hireat, to UK
aouthutatjt eniv oi TH.HU andt lll.iliil. i fitreki'a
Tatt-ae compaiilvea hare aiitu tea cuiuoUdatxl with live
L'fi.tmt MtaUe Ttil'araph Company, aatf their eoftl
dataMl lire i.w etu.i over the Uaittxl tfttae and Oa
nadaa, and ere now balm npuUy owiulucttxi l4C'ait
Hit Mt. asj lu rtfrityrie or ukmou aa i-iaiia.
Tho puilto will l on-: the advaau,ce, that thle Tne
w PBjsjya vr U oihar luatmaueh aa amuN.atffli
re Iirwaida4 rx' t ail pohtta, Uiua avidUu sij tl-
kaya anauiaocui-at-lta 4 r-lay ma, raav Aoejicui, aaa re
wrltliw ovkt ooiiiitMJitiia or aa'tlwaal kiea.
Th I'pitfd MtaitM Contnil.iawvd I.lnas are tha only Use.
WoraJJif im oepoaiuon vt id aion )p-iF.
A. J. HeXlitf lii, dutpiiatn1at
Phi'adtlftia, Au lr, It m 11 Ut
MiD?cnriL cod liver oil
Vn, 7I- M HKT.r H ' K f .
r ( w rnvlmrth' l mM'll fn-h hm r-i fl-horlf .
It ti H-rHrtt o; i t U (ML in mrvry rft-rv(, hut .m hM
ft H r rtfiiiia Ion at J nif lfjorJ tnjr Utter ft tnd In t'i
ATiKrli t.
Tor'iiitn'R M. iltt t air dftf-nnlt f d tn Aiipp'y mi urtiri
ti nt it tn- tri'h ly n l-d itn htt trrihut m hi1 p in.v
rV tftfnfiUli I n r f Mfd cftl ' Vir A'l t
Y'DB P ATBO r, AGE 80LI ItTtJI-,
MeC'Al'.l.rt'S II.M. LAI',
ItA'IIIIXi lUMHK
QCUlb' TURN 13 . IN 0 iJOOD .
ptnsr STORK OVI
ATLANTIC HOVKI., Ctl'B I S I . A V I
O l'i: M A v.
NKW Jttl.Si V.
NOTiPf S.
ica- nil; Ki.-'uuittisr okkat ci;n
TliAI. r.M I. K to s. kno le.1.0 'lie 'ol a "ill!
d. ttrttl .nil
(inn at Ilia knir ilronnJ. . i
t vi i'n ie :
I t 1 fti'e .h n id lt".t n Ine r.tn
atai ti a ai a I'.ce n ice O 'ina iiv.
f ..in Hi 1 let ami 1 a. '.itni aM
T 1.
r s e h.' t on,. sn
I I. li. 1 H i A lo
ktoi ei. Ice sn t'- a. oiian...
V. Im. l:s I Ice f.ni, an
H. ii !.. h re I. e (ii.n t:a v
l-s-t. r li l..ni snv
K. . 1 limit l e l '!!. pn
ki.n H'lb ckee 1c t.'ouipany
s.'i.T. I.K1S. C.iair 11 . ,
rtillsdclpriln. Ausu-t It, IS4.
A-Jrf- CH A M ItKltSHl'Rfi HIKKIIKKS
1 he ui.d-is-nii. U .! kt oeii.'ilt ii in-re -e u' o- iho
f llo it a Minis i d In U I in ItiedistresM'd p olv of I'htm-
ln r-l.ur
A. I' i a toil
.! t fill I'S S t
.c ll.! II H oert A Itro'hec... . ..
o. v.. av
J At si nci ... ,
K A hom er A i:..
toi.rae a. Milk'r A '.. ,
.tchti M UiimJ, by Ms Mir Itr r
H et .Isru t at. rlsnaital'
(I vv . I'ehu ttcck
Win Ti f lottwn
t H-K'r H.-.-iti-r. J
hi. . Hstntiel T. Lov. ry
tl.b.rn I i-a ock
hiv.llr. Newtoi.. rttni'Utii of ti-llection on Pant
da,atCtiuirhnfa,ii'bauy
t'OMsro s.aule
l stliHll A nmlilf .,, i. .
OflceWii. 11 uiir, Jr , At u
i n Mn y ll.dlT
tn,esl t'-l
tl.. t ) Mr A ii Cattail
,i. me. K " oaiin
Ml., E. lis
W.H. a dea l
T W. at hitw
An inipronji'tu C'-e 'tion tn I iiii.n M.K I'h-itcn
on th" s'e unl r'sst d iy
hi. t su 's P K Church I taniHun at Hc'i oi....
.l.'hu II VImt. V i
KerniCy, H sire At c
K r l.ontis
Mis. it v'l.i t
At.s. u 1 1 am Palmer
Atlu-.'i ii M.iih'
HAW Weill ...
. t: .J
Uitwsri! (' .d.lle ,
t ire Nat ni al Hank
Jati e. v . Tat'i.
I'H'h t er .11't.eph t'atler.ou
Vhi t-e A Lai ell,
t-ali-'ol-t'osl t t.i. 1'er.y
lie av. a e ktu.unl .-sl.'i. lii.uraurc 'o'ui'Nttv,..,
(' A II I'.' no
I'Iu.mi I atr
.'.MiieMiul.ell
t.. ft t'.in. i
I . H I'tiiii.liis ,
W ui I . h hat er
It Wlr,.
Mark v . rhatltier
ll. tl
II
I., v ' P. la .lor, Wawoli , uein c u i, .y
W. W. I n illmr
Jane. Ki-n A shtl e (a ul lotiall....
. A. Mercer
1 1n n.a I Kli wi.y.. .
t:ii'ti.it itr.li I. misntow n f S'.i r sniouoi '..r
c iloii c till e e t)
Ilt'lll" .1 V1 tutus
'I i bin Vt Ht tiei
ktl.t ktsl V V SI t.l't
M st l.l z 'liith l;h ads....
t al
C l.i I.... ai Ili.ti.lt ot. tiiu te...i .tierJ-.i'n
II I Is .
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Iir Inn hi M. k ctiit.'i.. a. loll us:
Vls M Wtall'per
M'. -srt i e pper.... .
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r .l..s H. i oe
Jits. Tout II. Hewers
V
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son a ttwsln
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it. t.cooe tianil ton . .
ath.
1 l.p W.(',..kroni
k'iss l.i. a'e Kin ey
Mrs Ml or Vai jrket ...
xttIS l"il. W: nill.lll ll
IIi-iii y C.li.i'
Jul n Un.wt'.by h. haui.s oi Maor lle..i
Total i
KriMt'Nrt A. 8 HM '.H.
I'htladtli kla. Augutt to 1W4. aull-.1t trrtsimr
rfT- TRANM'OKTATION OFFICE PHII.A-
SjVCr-
C-tUiiviiny.
with an Aat of Con es a p vwt J ae
ie.tii-rc-t.tty Ii tl all iec-1,. a 4ive-i iij-tn a
nreatil r.ci'lv.d i.r t s ....u- -iti'U
aT1' I.AfPLI!tI A. rVnLT1stf . IN'Ir.
It rKTi.tfiC' Wll
, JHis4.Ii v Otinit -
nn i)tn.v to
hot id I. ar a i 1 N I VMS a l Kl vfc. JK H T H Y l tntf
uli-t or 'I WO f KN TH. .he xDt.nt t the ftAnie ti tm
lo bv liii' pn'tv irctil.lMst itsiii rtCAlip.
A I riffltit- taktii by t'il m fa.-iv liir mif.f. td to
alitn4 v coaai.iuM w U t -tump1' V C nttmnj,
mtll-Itlt Mutter ni frn9itrtAtln.
1'HIT.AlF.LrHIA AND KKADIV
M.TH K. - In ct-tiPH mt tu of he pimihton. of (be Mr
r i t-iii-1 Ki teiiUs Law, twfore kigui h rocciii tr 11 . r .
irlTpiid lo ii.tru t..r 'iihhinii itio i, r- ,n ihv
lkt.t.1 tut Kt-vtiitts- tM..p Attttti be luriil-liva 4iihne ,!
ot tt ft r'l wriu nw' itm Kec. Ipt.
tff ti eitd tMthiT I'rVtlin, tre fit-um will ) tt .lt. i tit t
ri" itii d uie i iiu at pniM ft'tfj rfr-a-im n inr it o u
4)inerail KrrJgtti Axwiit
r&T OFFICK OF TKK UNION l'KUt -
Tlit- Urartl ot tt eotor bt.e ihin day hvl irii a te mi
lion ..T ttlvldMld ut TWO 'Mt Ct.NTa Ull tt.0 i. lisl(4i
Sic h.avnl;.e . t' f Mr l-t-
I r- Ttaiuirr Uiml will be . K,.0 on 17 ut, in. ana
l.'thllt-t. 4. F. - VUSI .
au-i'( TMMAurnr.
InOTICF. TO DaNHOU.Kl) rmi'A S
ai d Sllbkt U'H---l'lU'.v,il. H ti. .Kl.-.f'.t'lltl t
i. tvkatiilf mrtli.sl nf Inf'irml. tt tht Ir ptttronv -itid 1 1
Iubhc fttirraiiy H at in y livi Krrovi'i ti .r Ola-a i
iin'itfap t t e tm-ci u i an'l t;, hi thfi ett V t-re
itut'tJii.K,..n tin- N, . cui.r ! J H'ilii '.l una v iim i
hretii), whir- iliv v Hi mTtiiiiP t;iftr V-.' -ntei r a'ii
HuhAtjiiit rrcnii lr Atrnry. l h it u I tirfsnm inai. U
(iAfV ft- ur ei.ervira. t., tup iiin.rurM au cn-irer s.
VV- ifitlp ttlOP-f A'itf II;hy (tJllMlSt lllas.l.ll 111 ll ' -ta JtO R
i'.i It w lit be ai tt iiil:-.i lu w.tt! tun tiMtnl urtimo'imitH .tMtl
to- ina'y. A, H .uK'll4 .1 M.
MiiUph in Wifii- fl nyr.AUiui-B w wu -I ilu wn u. riii
ptr?. 1 omrtain hurt tth t.-..iu til partf ol tuf 4t.-iwu
rtrctivi'oi.r nil. ..vr iUiMi:t"H.
nlO !lt J. "'.
PEA r X r-"H, NOISV SI V THK HKAlt,
'XHR. AT MHEASKS C tt VBttll.
Tliose who suffer ft.uu Hv mai.ntct lisve m-a tl.o
eoattruuimikr i'r Vus mi.'ihiI.isiki.k is un l uniMiir ;
the BB-isl aertticily cti.t tjtiii ais ttrn tor ri'aei.'ua ,
ll.o snet .. Ike .la est t.. wai :h II l. ttlr fil, sod art l.-
catma at witli wu iuennl iei'U.Uv. t'uv api U4sUu is
liaialess. tiniee, o iyi s ii.m.1 i.;.ei.
r 'i irirluiitl ii . I
To the lleef-1 r V m o.it.ljki r. Aurlst, K". t'v: :
waisiat strtat. oi'era'.u mu.t Buccs.ntil) on mrea:,
retl.wll a H e ta p.tim-l resrtn -. lliimrft'niinwntlira l
hv.iclsjjs tailsa a t k k. M- voi'tli. .hum ii '..e ear. i
Vll.l.l.VM t'MAMK, Itisiice-. '
llrt d.u'-e, s'o. laU a SocvnU stces.
PhllaJeiohla, Ausiu.1 ', lnH
Piiiil.t.l.eHlA,Vli kJtli.a, VV14. Thia U tn certify, that ,
for four )ears I was Iniubiwl with an oneiitlva (1 snlisrso,
ari omvanleii with deafurse. 1 have been treated tie nu
merous physicians wkkaal rw.lvloa am twn.Hl. Soma
Di.vtks ayo I apolled to int. Vsa Muschalskf r, was) has
""""'" ""'"'AfcPa StstlKsiAKKH.
' Of tie Arm ef Bneentaksr A rtsiktl, jterokauia. ,
Mu. M N. Broad street.
Pilvate residence, Na. m Oreen street.
lCVE. Dr. VON ktOftCHZIMKRB can ke eeasultetl oa
all a, alaillrs of the Ate. Tba Hb'KtilCAL uptratiow la
,..,or.Ua.T .klUul...rrdwj ,
Where hundreds of tlnukutettluwiilala as Aie tUivt can
ba exaniaed. auS-tf
AT3I DKAFNK88 AKD BL1NDNKS8. J.
av7 Jsaaua, M D-. Professor of tke Bv. and Ear, areata
all dlsaeasa atipwtaininti le tha ahuve-nainediaMsabsra wtu
tlit atuteat succtme. r.tlnwmlaia tront rhe saost rauabls
eeurc. In tti. etty and oountrv can ba seen ea hie rnaoe,
Mo.ll PIAatausMt. AroacUl tja. lurtad witouot aoa.
Moeliaiaaa wade esaaslaatlon. OWsa koors rronj S sa
fl A.kl.ITst.IP.aI. sia.SU PUt AStreaa. art-am
Pc REWARD. -L08T, AT THE LATE
tniJ Aanltary k air, lo which It had bean loaned, a lame
klsa, aUleen feet Ions, marked with lutteilol. ink ou Uw
.Um. M. W. HkLtlWISI,
auaj-at No. Mill srui VIt Street.
unuuv TA aalv 1UIIPVT
at V 1. a I sv. ... " . - ,
loaned a,n IHaasHida, Watclust, sTewelry,
.riate, C'tuimna. etc., as
I JON ke) A CO.'S
OLD EATAHLi.-tHKll UIA A OPPK'S,
iXfatef sitiitu ana riansiii. aw.vta,
Helow Uatibard.
V. B-WAHOMDS. W A ecu KB, J t WfcXHI , O0 f A, Aott
tm sal. a ST . , , .
lH.MAAKAHi. WW rsUCXBt sV-sSl
Miin ARY N0TICESL
u TO TIIK CJTIZKNS OF THK Kltilinl
flw, a.
I1 lhaditl.nry.f he g.l.i k 'r I ned r t'.i is.l c di
X Is n b thSM ONI I MisKll. T ill .f thl. nna
b r. s s it -r rwt.N r .KfVK h'H.i. ,ua wiii
b n,( rn rnrevr.y volunteer reillle.l n. (fr a ir ...
e- Tl. let.s lice v'.a b s a ein'x r r.t ire Ward I'eeiss!-
e II. null .it lill.rpil1 f'.r e ei-v ir.oa f .-a
'h at's-d ni. It- th n.t ... evN-e r "e r tel ht,l'
i-rshomi rHii . n he r a.. a be a'eal ted
.t ii . o . .i ,nrr,!f,
ael?rt . '.' vai.xi t ' t.
L IKAMjfAKI Hiri ritOVn.il M vlt
fth l Kl t I l.inri. I'. . e. .Ml t Till fill ! eit.
! 1 1 M"..t. -Ipl la. Auri ' I. 1 - t
im Te tit . i .rii.t u' a ..I . n 're tons en i.rdia ry
. I e. t- font e. el w ' ll re t.nr'.lne nl, l.rslY, It n,-
ien 1.11 1 1 ie. te i-r"i. I'.f.li'i a d aco it ( m n
lure ..1-e.l, rtta.-n srr r .o..'e.i..i I-. m seel! itl n o
t i ' oo.i Mn" l.i ..: tli- I ' :i,"e..l. I: il I i r re- f.-r ste
In mi-t o snrl t.rl 'e Tr ii 'i.t M.tr.li it tleii .rsi at
V i.st.li It Tin,
II onler of the Pre e t M i-.' al (I n nl .
tvtt.l I AM r ,,i:il vi S.
nt? II f ' i. .in nut i'ro.u t Mar.a.1.
0 J I'.lL U1TZ BOUNTY COMMtSSIOIT, '
lN"s -111 Iitt'rvi2 Hireet,
AUnt'sT 10, 11.
t'tll f.ltll.er nolle., a Itontily of KODst IIUi'8l,l
IM1I.1 AkM ml In, i-si.1 to
J.I. KKClltilTS,
Tor One, Two, or Three' Tears 8ervic,
Mnsiereil Into the .ervte of ihr b'nlie.t Hules on or s'tse
August I. Ihm, and ciclluil up in tl e ct'm'a of tl:o Cti of
rhtlsrle'iih'a.
To kl Milei- c-itlAs liirnl.lilnii Hut..lHal for TltHF.H .
1EK, tha It. unty f.r T (I HfNHK." AMI Ht tt ' '
I.OI.I. AKK W hi psiil, as lierf lofi.rs.
K T. KISO, IWMnk
iU
KOnr.tT M. NOOKS-, Ji... Se-r'ary.
ami ct y
,nt
M I V 1' II
UNION LEAGUE REGIMENT.
i vitw or tub pi.p.itir.!n 8 cill
ITVE BUNDRED TH0USA2TD KEN.
Jtb Mill try r tnmili(of h Vninn I-(fue hi ra4
Ar'-snucnatntt wltti
COLON t.L nOKVTlO O. SICKEL,
i.att: iv tub
Tit ltd lt-iittMl vianln. Jtsrstervaiej '
ar d with . th-r ottlef rt of that Veteran Cirps, to rec'aH S
het'it.ei f tor ote year's service, under tm auspices of the
I.. ....
.I'tlti clliciia dehltons ot tnkina commissions In H
t' .pi. iri.ili.il to i otoi.cj .1CKKL, at hlshssttiuar-
. I it:
l, t. MAUDS' lIAsl.L.,
. - ttv.K.r, ttt,i,iiar rtfv.li.)
.I r-'tintte tint nruanlsll'in In afl
. e r of ti e Meetisylvania Heecrra
H l, RK k st'I.IOa:
. $' 1
. 10O I
. tun '.
i..ia' ui If r one year).
: dm HiUhlitt-PK f fuminlictj hy tho Ualted
i.r.;'. r piuprrs ' a aitn a retjvetl. aud aeot
tot -in.. i vi or In pquadi.
( ;ti-tT- Ualile to ttralt. and dealiims either cf voluntAN
in., ' r im iTikturlnK nbtl(ui-t., will rind In tlUtt KeKLmeivt
fvt-iy itOi.i e-ir.i-nt to rntfr tl e aorvlro.
vu.lHia if ft l.ti'if fu nil. hi off iitititut r
ff.n all. rn.Ufbtf tl -n . t d ihim to tiiii KctHment.
i r aiti miitti oi v urd Comm.tteva la partlculariy caite4
t thtt oraHlaUun.
J. R. FRY, CNairmrto.
t- M rt:ti ii.
. I il i. Tin iniuin.
I .mpIi. Urtlliri-, M. !.,
.hiPii I. t.jJA. t.t.rn
lit r .rt- I.l- i i i Jr..
a'i rt n Ji. M o nu ,
i. ! tt rt 11 rt-.
' i tM i' tl 1'ititniaii,
let Tl f V ' tlt.l'V,
atl'flir U I'trfllT.
tl?r a Trott,
Cimrlei alilpln
llt-ni-v t IVe,
,1p.m.- )i. ome,
JitAi'ph V. Tt'biax.
N It. Itrowne.
Kn'a liyi r, M. !.,
Wm.M Titghtnan,
J (1 I-.11.
t J.Macauan. auS-lA
; , t?' i'
' ft -inl
QciO ttO. NTY
KOlt VT R TEAK.
frv t till a t'-wnnhii) quota
a ror t av4r, iplHittry. arirtlitery,
or Sharpshooter.
Ctl ai No. 9 8 IHIKIi &rtet. aufl-Ct
l C EN T K A I SUBSTITUTE
O Nu.l 8 TMHtlr 8-reot Alien. tran,
I herd M H-Ti rrTK-4 WANTKu, to wlioi
p'K-i-win b i eld No alien m-eU apply
CENTRA!, SUBSTITUTE AGRNCTa
un, aod u Hurt
s' ni. ni the hiirheatt
who rait'iet
lw eibh feali(.ia4aory Tideoce ot allvnage.
aa otrn r.
VotttraiiA must fiiTQaxh an honorabla dlrtliarg.
Ti.- ni e im ol Hubsstliutea farnibhi-a lor aarptit
or t'cnhftvivaaia.
...3-bi CIJdAS, MI rClIEI.L A OO.
UNION LEAGUE g
PEILADELPEIA.
In view ot th rail ef the Protlusnt for Ave huaai'cA
tkaossl d u.l'i . 'e ur.'Kite to raise a
It KG IMENT
COIONII'L HOEATIO Q. 8I0KEL
(Late of lha TenuitvlvaaiA Ei serrri,)
Has censeateA ta take the cantataaA.
Auorncaraceainnf to take part In this or,antret!os an
feua slid to call ea
COL EOEATIO 0.
sue-If No. I'dlttt WALLACK BTUfcltT.
HOITNTY FOR MARINKS. WAKTEO
tor u I all. d Hlaiae Matlne t orus, abibod'ad msa
to usitoiu. Ui. duties of a soldier al uur Navy tarda,
and a bv.r4 lulled Staist eltlua-wf-war oa roreisw
stations. u - '
Metier cumpentatkai than the army.
iHHt.it .tiHiiuiiji lMiLLAaii oovcrtysTBtrp
BOUkiTYt also, AU. TIIK LOCAL BOUKTlltd pakt
Spoa ealistanrnt.
kia.ltKa reeelve Prise ktoaey. .
rer all tWUtar InsaruuutoB applf at tha RflcruitlaA
Aestdeavwus, u FBOKT twt, bejaw Isaa-uaetUraat,
aetweea tba hours of U east t o'elovk. McGAWLEV,
aus.tr ' ' Major and HecruMtaf OHicar,
puBLenena-iDiLoiieHiv.
OtVceea anal soKUare TtattxnA tas eir.oa rsvtottaavsailrsaa
.(IWUllDH,
Awai emits.
MILITART aOUIPMENTB,
aas ivtitsd TO tub amaarra
tAAurAcriURnta AvrABijHsturi
as
OEOHOE W. HIMONI" sK XUIO.
BAHUOJ4 8TKEBT HALL,
AAUfstMf Avreet, akstxA ItatA.
prbbbntatTon awosja
Made to artsar at the akerteet attttoe, arklcAerlcAnaaaaaai
. r.-i.s- maatlttoa. no otLal kastsa la sa.
assaaarp aoukialas ska AtANCPACTUkUkltl JAWAiAA
WO W Tost PltACTsOAl. AsViMUk ataJtAA. ts4
TOlll C1IUOI I.
OAAPENTEA AWT) Miri,riKH, "
aio. -si. ...tutta BtasicT.
' A terra force of kalVKoa a'V..kiil-.'l of all bisock t
always mi kaaa. M-witttA
1
4
l.