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Owning Sftltgtaph
VF.DNF.SDAT, Al'OUST 17, IV,.
SPHUT OF THE NEW YOBI FRES3.
Letfling KdltorlaU from the Vtn York
rnpers This Morning.
Tin: try ism timr iok tiii: im
PAHIl.
I rem tht Tiuu-t.
Tlie brief llmo buforr the Prc-ii'ctit ai cicrti n
will list, as never before, the MMiiiiu cf tlie
I'nk'ti party. lll'htvrto it has fli'htfil alrtift ou
tho war spirit of the pcopie without any ttf
dangerous trial. In the l'C:nni' it of the war it
li.adc ita Mart as a party cxprc-sly rl'iigcd d'
luainttnanecof an tinbrt kx n nation tlity, at nliat
ercr price of trrnxnre and bleed. I npr.cnlcil to
CTCtr patriotic principle and instinct of the
people, and almost ;wv fund an easy
triumph. When beaten at nil, it wts mly by the
deception of it adversarica in dealing into ita
f amp and assuming ita own Union R.itclivvorils.
There rerer hits been a time in w hit h the prr-itt
mnjority of the people lias closiRnodly ewirved
from the aim fur which the party wat expressly
orgHni7-dtl,e pcrpvtUAtion ol" ac undivided
Itrpttblic.
lint the close approach of the Presidential elee.
lion la suliioetinn tho party to ncv ttialF. Mr.
Lincoln Ims been notniiiait'd for a ro clcrtion lie
cmue his position and policy had identified him
peculiarly with tliu Union cause, and Lochuso it
was deemed tint hit re-election would in st nig
Cifleantly dirhirc to the South and to the world
the mmllcrnulfl dctorniinatloa cf the loyul ma
jority of the country to subdue the Uitrollloti and
snve tho nation. Thee were tht bc-t ol reason.
They made his ronuiiiination almost n civil
licce-Mity.
Jlut it brought with it ita dif advantages. It is
not morally pusailile that thii (ioverument can
it atiinlnist' red by any man for four yo trs with
out ditttppointlng and oflcndlng indit Munis win
begun aa l'rionils of the Administration. Thero
are aiwaya divert opinions and desires in every
party, which cannot all be satisfied; and troth
the lime of Washington dow n there has lie. n no
Administration which has cot bred tkotmnds of
malcontents within the party which sustained it.
President l.incolD. instead of formini? an ev-
f. caption, hm produced these private griefs in tho
1 e:inie proportion as tne policies which nave ucn
J'ressca upon nun, nave been peculiarly miuii
onn and important. There was no tuch thing
as hsrmonl.ln them. The President Ci uld only
adopt the lino of action best suited to the emer
gency in liia judgment, and, of course, on each
occasion, dlssiuisriod those whose judgment was
di litre nt. Theu, attain, the "'.rat has pat in h.U
bands the distribution of .far mere offices, both
civil and mllltiry, than any other President has
ever possessed.
Ho lias boon obligod to make and unmake ap
pointments in tho public service to an unprece
dented extent. It but long been apolitical maxim
tliftt every snt'h executive act al.saatcs t .vice as
many as u nVisues. The Union birlr tn rtnui'
tr nating Mr. Lincoln has to assume not only tho
uiio uuvh oi me ihtiouhi ctiiraugctnents spring
ing from such cuiises, but also the drawback of
tho President's positive errors. No rational man
denies that he ban committed such errors. He is
human, and therefore ahundantlv fallible.
A lair man will fairly weujh these errors acainst
tboie which It m lit be fairly presumed w ulj
I committed by any mortal in his trying place.
But there is no small portion cf the Toting com
munity who do not judge in this vay, but are
ready to condemn Mr. Lincoln for his mistakes in
O'Hoe, and give coutidence to some other m.iu for
Laving made no mistakes out of oltlce. Had the
inlon party nominated a new man. it would
bave hud a clearer record for its candidate, so far
as the past is concerned.
As regards a ceitain clasp of voters, this would
Lave beun an advantage, though it is manifest to
every thinking ra in. that the experience he has
now acquired would probably exempt Mr. Lin
coln to a greater oxtont, from mistakes during
the next Presidential term, than could le reason
ably expected in the cato of any freh incum
bent without experience. There is not a General
in the ilcld who has not at times made mist.ikes.
W'n shrmlH Iia fnilnv wfllifint mnitnr' r.iiii itiiaii.
der were all dismissed who bud erred ; yet thero i
will be ten ot thousands wno will be tor dismiss
ing Mr. Lincoln lor no other reason. These iiu
jierfectlonB, incident to all humanity, will be used,
with not a little effect, tochill the'aruor cf even
every good niun for the cause.
There Is not only this great danger of dissen
sion in the Union party, but the Cuj porheuds, it
is certain, will aiUck with greater in-idioitsuoss
and ranker virulence thuntver. They know tha.
this is their last chance. II Mr. Lincoln is re
elected, it is certain that tho w ar policy w ill he
maintained until it is carried through to its legiti
mate termination. The same vote that elects
him will in all probability secure a ilou-eof
lteprescntalivcs as staunch as he, and the Cnv
eminent would move on with unimpeded, resist
less power in Its work of putting doe n the Re
bellion. What tho Copperheads can ever do, thoy must
attempt during thu tirst two Fall months. '1 lie
Union party should prepare itself lor a politica
campaign, alVr the Copperhead nomination is
made, of an intensity no vox perhaps equaled in
the political history of the country. It is foolish
to calculate, upon their inability to agree upon a
common candidate. With all their discord,
hatred of tho Union party is still their master
passion.
We may rely upon It that they will Hud some
way ol compounding their ditl'erenees, and com
bining every art and every euorgy of every sec
tion of tho party to compass our defeat. Tho
Kebels will i,lay the part of Rood allies so far as
tiiey cau. Their presses everywhere evince th it
they have the defeat of Mr. Lincoln oulte as
much at heart us the Coppcrheids thciuselvo.
Of course they c m only indirectly engage in this
political campaign, but for all that they will
prove acrvlccublo auxiliaries to the C ippcrhcads,
nd make the combined opposition to Mr. Lin
coln vory fouuioalile.
All true Union men should clearly understand
the various dangers which threaten the Union
.party. Over-coulidonce is always weak, and In
in tills cu-e it might prove fatal, from now
nntil election, every manlier of the party should
-study to pruuioto iu harmony, to c impact its
orgai.ixation, to lire ita spirit. Notoleiauce shold
be shown t'j complaints or croaking.-, for these
alw ays relate to p .inn of minor consequence,
without claim when vital concerns arc nt s uke.
It fas liecn the deliberate judgment of the
Union party, ailirmed in regular eoiiYcntioj w ith
unanimity utmost unpaialleled iu such bodies,
that Mr. I.iu,-ul!i, uudur existing circumstances,
is the most expedient candidate for tne Union
tame. Th.it oi ii .elf should he uiin. iont lo
enlist tor him the earnest support of every tr ie
Union man.
Till. 4 AM !..
Dcspatuhua lvoni the James pile i.ithcr Iiir's
I , than positive iirellicuce of the operdtions on
Sunday, lteji nt of the cap lire of I'orl lUr
llng, cliculiituj yesterday, tended to c infuse
the public mind as to the real object of denord'
Grant's iiiovemci.t. So far, we hate no a?
cc OLt of any demonstration by our force-,
except on the north bank ol the .lame-'. II m
eock's t'lfrps, enipl.iyinn a similar strttug mi to
that t.y whi'!: (ioueral Uutlei ilcco'.cl tae
enemy at the o-.t'et of the campaign, em', i.-'.;c I
oo transport In broad dayliu'ht on 'Sunday, and
staiud dow n '.ho river, as if baund for Vdsuiii'
ton. At night they rjulctly returir.-(, ile'.:i-kfl 1
ou the left brnl. oi' the .lames, joining the Iflih
Corps, and on t:ic iiioruing of Monday, the l.'ith,
Bioved raphl.y ngainst the Ilebul works aliov.'
Dutch Gap.
On tho fac; i,i it, this movement ine esC'-
operation with ;aneral Butler's forces now eri
miycd in cutting the canal across that i'eiiic-u s,.
the James m ikos an extraordinary b:ud at a
' point beginning seven miles below Drury'? lilatf,
. and forms a )Hjiiiajula of which tho ij.itr .:ireiii
is six miles, hih. the neck of it is less ihun a
third of a mile in width. That neck is D it-I.
lap. The oetilusulii Is known as r'arrar's
Island, und its situation and importance will lie
setn by a ghiu e at the map which we print this
morning.
Under the Ic-j of that Island have been statlonol
the Jlcbel uunlMiais, and at various poiuts of the
rivet's course about it are sunk the Rebel ohstruc
' lions to the channel. T.j cut a canal through 1 : t 'h
CJ.ip will leave the Kcbol floot high and dry iu
thu old river bjd supposing they choose or are
forced to rema n ivua will open a new eh miie
beyond the obstru .tioud. It is said that ac..ve
this point then dre no obstacles, exesipr l or:
Darling, to i.'u passage of our fleet tip to
Itiehinoiid.
Wo inter thi.t Hancock's operations have rvfor
ence to this ennui project. If they haveaQOtli ir
I'm pot e it will he developed in due time. It i
lenr, at any rar., that a considerable lloie. ioree
was mtieiiched m the vicinity of this penius.ila,
and has k'i u surprised, routed, and in good par:
Cfptuud, w lib loss of six or seven gnus, b it it
Iocs Dot toeiu pr j'lable thero can have bcuu any
Ri: viy madk CL'jriiJMJ
ileinontration ner the Robl pontoons whkh
cross the Jsmea close to Fort Darling. That
bridge is strongly protcctod, and not likely to be
canted or desnojed by a sudden assault.
The renewed actl Ity which this enterprise be
tokens, is vory unexpected to the Ko'iols and
their Northern nllies. Richmond papers have
been exultincly tlccbtring that the "siege of
1'ctersbnrn" was rnls.d. and that General (irant
had found it necessary to al'lulraw the main
lKhly of his tnans for the defense of W ishing
ton. Copperhe d papers In this city unwlttlnglr,
and to their deep chagrin on n iw 'discovering It,
have aided to spread this ticlief swiftly ati
notincing and cngcriy reiterating, "Wo cannot
take Jtl( hniond."
They heie procl dmed the csmpnlgn a f.vilurn,
and given the Rein Is to understand tint they ns-d
expect no more trouble from (icm ral Or.tnt on
the James. 1 hose journals d. sired nothing so
much as to make th ir pretltctions come true,
knowing that ocry vh tory of the nhm arms
diminishes thcirehnnres of success in tho coming
elections. Conceive their emotions on learning
that they have lieeti made to play i'lio (leneral
(Irant's h.iinls and delude their Ku hmond friends
into hopi'B that told only a tUttcrhiff tale. They
may Ik.Hi becin to limit tstai.d that the cimpaiKn
is not aliautioiud nor ever v, ill be till the UeVl
liou goes under.
TOREIGN LITTRABY JOTTINGS.
A new monthly luaga'.lne is to Hpiar in
J'.ngland under the title of .S. Urore' .Wiya.-ioc.
A new foot, on Toland is announced in Lon
don tinder the title of "Polish Experience." It
Is from the pen of W. II. Uiillock, a newspaper
correspondent.
A far .tmoVof a curious old work, "M i-abHI
Holme," is preparing In London. The original,
printed about 1W, wis a sort of ha'iil-b.iok or
guide to (iernmn pilgrims aljout to proceed tu
Rome.
A "Life of Archbishop Whately" will sion
appenr from the pen of Mi-s What , y, the author
of "Knglish Smonytiis," a work co:nmonly
ascribed to the Archbishop himself, as well as of
Otbt r works.
Kdmtuid Pay-son Arnold's pleasini; vo'umo of
the stiguostions of loieiv'n travel, entitled " Kuro-
iiean Mosaic," h:is been placed upon the " Iu lex
vxpurpatorins" by the authorities at Rome;
and ou account of icrtain stiictares ou the I'.ipil
Government, its sale is iuterdicted in the do
minions of the Pope.
The London Un irip fays tint many collec
tions of hooks, both old and new, are received in
Kngland from Amtrica to be sold at auction. A
book Bold in London for twenty shillings, gold,
at present rates of exchange, w ill buy titty shil
lings of tho natiocal piper in Now York.' The
Apple-tons, of New York, lately sold an invoice
through l'cttrkk & Simpsou, of Leicester (Square,
Loudon.
Victor Hugo has dedicated to Garibaldi the
thirteenth volume of his translation of "Shake
speare." Garihuldl accepts tho tlcdicaliun ta a
note thus oddlr worded :
'the Victor Hugos have always a right to do
w hnt they like with my name, for they will never
use it but for a good purpose. At all events, I
can only accept your dcdicttioii as a vow that we
mnke together for tho lilcity of our two coun
tries, and for the alliance with that mighty people
which maybe one of the lights of civilization
when it shall remember that it kindled the flame
which you have mndc to shine anew, and which
is named William !lmkcspeao,."
It is proposed to erect a monument to
TA'ackoray in Wc:minstcr Abbey, the Dean
havii't granted his permission. Among those
who iia.v0 subscribed bio Hlackwood A Dradhnry,
the pnblu'icrs; .Shirley Ilrtsjks, Sir Charles L.
K a st! uke l,o,"d Oranvillo, Mr. Gladstone, L ,ri
Houghton, Holn'n Hunt, Crcvrles Knight, Jo in
Leech, Mark Imoi.. Dam. l Maelise, Willht-n C.
Macrcady, Lord .Inh.' Manners, Raron M iro
chetti, Thtodore Martin, ."'avid Mason, Herman
Merivnle, John V. Millais, f.'r Roderick M-ir-
bison, Mr Joseph Pnxton, Clati on Stanhold,
Tom Taylor, Martin Thackeray, aCJ Anthony
Trollope.
Among the o'hrr noticeable w orks andoi'need
by London pnhlishirs are: "Through Mace
donia to the Albarinn Lukes," by Mary A.
Walkorj a collceUd edition of Owen Meredith's
"Poems j""The Musc'ee and thoir Story," by Dr.
lilundill ; "Le Sport at Badon ;" "A Commentary
on the Kplstle of St. Paul tho Apostlo." by Dr.
Vaughan, vicar of Doncastcr ond chaplain in
ordinary to tho Ouecn; "The Bible Word
Rook, a Glossary of Old English Uiblc-Words,
with illustrations," by J. Lastwood and W.
Aldis Wright; "Travels and Adventures of
Arimnius Vambcryj "Pinto and the oilier
Companions of S-jomtes," by Ocorgo (Irote;
"Lives of the Warriors of the Seventeenth Cen
tury, who have comtnnnded Fleets and Armies
beforo the l'.ncmy," by Lieutonant-Uenerai Sir
KdwardCnst; "The Modern Samaritaus, and a
Visit to Nnblous," by Rev. John Mills; "Kplic
mern," by Ixrd l.yttleton; "Some Account
of Gothic Architecture iu Spain, from
personal observations during several jour,
ncys through that country," by G. K.
Street; "Compleiion of the Lives of the
Judges, to tho Reign of Oucen icoria," by
Lilw.ird loss; "An Overland Journey from I'ekiu
to Petersburg, throrgh the Deserts and Stcpiies
of liactriu, Mongolia, Taitary, ond Siberia, ' by
A. Mlchie; "A Nc' History of Painting iu
Italy," by J. A. Crowe and G. B. Cavalcaselle ;
"The Music of the Mo-t Ancient Nations, jxr.
ticularlyof the Assyrians, l.gyptiuns, nnd lie
brews," by Curl Eug' i.
NEWS JOTTINGS.
It fceuuih to be a fact tint General Leo w.is
w ounded in the heel not long einro by oue of our
sharpshooters.
An Insane woman at Louisville, last week ,
threw her two children into a creek and then
plunged In herself.
liy a recent la of Congress, parties pur
chasing one hundred dollais' worth of postage
stamps or five hundred .-tumped envelopes, will
bo allowed a discount of live per cent, from the
usual price.
Ourta.chill Ictics imposts on yi'iO articlos,
while 1'ngland la Ct only '.' 1 articles and gets a
revenue from them of 210 000,000. I'rom wiuc9,
li'iuors, tobacco, nnd the license to sell them,sha
gets JT35.00CMKi:i.
A gentleman iu a metropolitan car was
riding with bis arm resting npon tho siH of aa
open window, protruding but slightly beyond the
side of tho ear, when n carriage was driven siftiy
by, striking his aim and badly fracturing the
bone.
The Amcilean lhut.il As.-ociat'on, at its
meeting ut Niagara l al's last week, protected
against Dr. Morton's claims as (he intioJur of
anii-sthotich Into this country, asserting that the
honor rightly belonged to the late Dr. II ua'-c
Wells, of Hartford.
The next Local Treachers' Convention will
be held in Troy, commencing on Saiuid ly, Sep
tember 10, IKot. This early nuuouu. enunt of
the seasion is nm-Io In order that the local
preachers through the different State; nrty have
full timo to orgiin'-e tlieui-c'ves und select th Ir
ilcleatc.
The Prince of Ns al-s is bcumlug very pupa
Ui'v, lili tho Lou Ion m.usscs. A London piper
I r-niurl.s that the plain chariot, with the h-tud-j
some bays ami s-irlet livoiics, is Uuiviuiu such
' an evciy-d.iy s'Rht it London streets, that thero
j are few, indeed, to whom the ploif int fs -c of its
, occupant Is n. fatliiliai.
When Oe.ni r.il '.runt stopped at the Lutaw
Itouso In lialtimoie, recently, an linuioiiie crowd
assemMetl and saluted him with loud ku?.zas of
welcome nnd hon .r as his carri tgc drove away
t . the cars. The oid hero has a strong hold
upon the affections of the people. Thev feel that
lie is true, and )oinc- his best to r ish the public
enemy.
Admiral fun hsna::, svbo has len tak'jn
prisoner by our forjos at MollU, was com
mandant o;"the Washington Navy Yard in Iftil.
lie reigned on tl.. l'):h of April, and aucnvai ds
asked to be restov vl, b' hit request was refused.
He coiiiinund'.'d the Mririmac in her attack on
our Meet In Ha:iipton Roads and In the battle
with the ilvnitor, nnd blow ber np when Norfolk
was occupied by oencra! Wool.
The t. Louis lt-'pnhkan approves o? "policy
in polities'' by citing the oxmiple of the nomina
tion of General Taylor ly the Whigs in ISih, ''In
admiration of bis groat military success," wLen
that party carefully abstained from adopting a
resolution in support of the war with Mexico;
and calls to It the attention of the few Democrats
impractical, prejudicJ,ulti-a uieu who threaten
tl.at if their puny should nominate ut Chicago a
t-iiudidatu who has Ken Ucntliied w !th the war
they will cut aloof."
AND l'lXK TAILORING
Mrs. Major Tclverton has been engaged to
wtIio for five English papers. 8he will earn
-!,000 sterling, tho gossips say. That's what it
is to be notorious.
The Wheeling ltMUgtnrer of the ttth says :
" We heard yesterday a very good joke on ficno
rnl Hnntor and stair, which, though it occurred
some time ago, lias never appeared in print.
When the General waa moving from Parkcrs
bnrg to Cumberland, via Clarksburg, It was de
cided by the military authorities at the latter
place to Urea salute upon the arrival of tho train.
The guns were brought out, and when tho whistle
was heard the firing commenced. Instantly the
lights w ere put out, and c cry man upon tho train
dropped flat upon the floor of the cars, supposing
the train was being fired upon by the Rc'els
The alarm vr hich was felt for a time was soon
tinned Into nutriment when the facts were mndc
known."
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aj DKAFNKSS, NOISI'.S IN THE HEAD,
initOAT MbEAHKS, CATARIiil.
Tliofis wtio suffer from tlisie maladif s liars now tlio
wry best cpi.ortm.it v t..r lIcdMi rn-f. Ths apparatu,
roosuusti-il . Hr ON MO.Sl'llIHKiai l 1111,0... Ul., II.
the nu.sl perfceth oliKtlve iiK.-nt svor used tor rv-acl.liif
ihs ssa ol tticdiiias to whi;li it la dlrTted, and eia.li
fatllill a villi wouunrliil rai.loiir. Iht iilloatl U
l aOilcn. Oltlce, No r, W ALNl'T Strict.
IESTIM11.NIAI.S.
To tlic OBf. I r. Von Mo.ihh.lr, Anrlt, S'n. 1(-T
V.tlint N'rtrl, op.irntt d rr.-i.t uc.si.,rilUv on mveiits,
restoring me to pcilrct licsrlii?. I 5ulf rod l'r..m Ual tits
ll j dc.au called a tiu'-Rcnii.t' of the .Irinn of fit- ear.
Mil l.lM f'l: INK, ttnlldar,
l:r.doncs, No, IslJ s. Hocond street.
Pliiladslphla Annuta, issl
run m i ; 11 a, V tb Jni e, IM'l.-l lil Is to eartliy, that
i'r n.or enr 1 was m.iitiiod wltti an nttensisp dia.,sarK ,
a.-cmpanl. d will- itearnsaa. 1 l.avc t.eli treated by na
no. rnu p!ij simians wnhoiit iss oi loir any lieni-m. rv.iau
n.ontlis ayo I applied lo lr. Von M'chi Aer, who has
ao ',nipliatu-d a pi ili-rl can -
j.'sit.rn riii'rJTi.nr.ii,
' Of th-? firm of Shoemaker A 'I lsdal, Murx liai.ts.
No. Alt N. II load all Sot
PlI ste n-slj. ocs, Ka. ?i Grvtu aumt.
Kf..- It. VOM Miifct'H.lriKr R can bo cvnuiHcJoa
a, I p-sl.i U.-a ot ll.rt.tc. Tlie M ll'.IOAL (ratiuUJ to
rial on fill. Ill akllluly psif..rn.el
Oilee, No. Wi7 WAI.NttT BtrMt,
Wl.ere bund,! 1 oi similar teatita.-aials aa tlic atsoi t ran
La t xata tied. anl-tl
ra DHAPNLSS AND PLINUNKSS. i.
. Isanra, M tl , f'oleasor ol tha i.y and Kar, traats
all dlsnaacaappartatnltix U toe aLovL-iisiiisd uaoml.tn arub
ll,e iilluosl aiicroaa. i oatluioruala from ttie moat roJIatds
foiuvH in tuecliv and conairy ran on arx.a at tils tnSc,
No. bit I'ltll Sum AiUll ml r.TM tiisinol wllrs.ut pals.
Nc aliaiso natle f. c fiiauilnaU .n. OOlrc hours Iram s la
II A W . lot 1' at Ka.alll lMlhtiaat. lal-.lm
1 IC.lITIlOlf-I. COriAOK,
Jj aii,NTii' ctTr.M.j.,
NV.Mtl'HT Hft:si 'Id THK HKll'll.
Tli's well Viicwu i.ousa i u-.-iv iin for tho rsocptlon of
in aiMiTS.
lOillilnv lisrsr Tl-Sf
Bli. I ir. J. tVOUI'IOK, Pi opriotor.
T NL.MT IIOII81J,
ATI jANTIO CITY,
KKW JT.SsKT.
O i; . i). fji 1.1 1 IN N, Proprietor.
lion? spd tavorat.lr fcnrrsn as r's:..i-t.,r of OTUTSB
I'.AT. HIXlll UliJ t'MKIM'T MtrMU.)
Parte-s a. ooin;no tatisl wttli I'.oata. tikt'os l.lrMta,V.,aV'
Cars run lo tha btise every twut laiiniias. as-U
r'XCIIANOT; UOTF.T,, AT LAN'
lj lb aiscribc,-, rritofi:! for pail
ATLANTIC CITY.
fhvora, tanAara
ianSa to LI. i.atrcna and the nubile l.ir the uvneroaa auj.
loin xivt o bou, and ik tea . u aa tu-o holauowopea
tot it.cacaann. and rrady to rrc.'l.- boardcra, panaaaout
and trana cnt.on i'lc rroai o-oittru. t.-fma. ThaOarwlD
tiwava he m. piled 1. Itli tl.c rl t v.:o"'. H'liora, and
r....,i and.inrl .r ,.1.1 ala. Tb tables 1U ba sot Witt
tin be I (be turl.et allordii.
1 ill hie, lin..a aid taenia atwflta r.ll hand
A'l the coiuforU of a l-OQit ean ulvivi he forintl at the
tiefittliva
'l.iiniv !.' rar.bi in. OI.OI.1.E HATbAY,
je!l tl I'ropruttor.
r' J- t; M II I A IIOUH IS
ATLANTIC CITY,
Sii.w Ji:mr.T.
eTICATK ON K LNTL'CKV AVliNUB,
0PP08ITK THE WL ItP IIUI'SB.
EIWAKI DOVLE, I'roprtottw.
Ti nas to suit the (laies. Kt-tf
8
E A b A T U I N G S K A - li A T H I N O,
j.nnv .Ali nAi.Lf,
CAPF. IhLANIi, I'APt MAY, V. J.
rtdldren und. r l'i yaara 01' an and r . ami aalf srlsa.
Nnt.enor aeeommodatlf-lia and ample room
iOK TWO HrVfiltKIl PEKHD.NR.
f!4-!aa AAltuN UAJtHKTSON, rroarXto.
QON WA Y'H
OYETEB BAT SALOON.
I. W. COItStR OF
SECOND ASD CHESNUT STREETS,
.tyMm rim.AIirLPHlA.
JR TOHI1PCAP
2awa The Hnderalvned E
1 .N mOKKW IMM K.bart
TOHI1PCAPTAINS ANnOWNHIlS
bavtinr leased ll.e kt J1H1.VI1-
het lo liitorm bia iriemla aud iT.a
eutrona ol the ll.i. k,tbat be as prepared web luoroa.ed
itMilllitee to accosamoditte tuoac nnviog veaa.-ls to ie nai nd
or r-ratf-til, and being a pra.iical ahiu-aArietttr eual
cauuter, wifl slve personal utieutioo to ail vrsacs eu
tniated to bint lor repairs.
Captaina or Ageii.a. nhrp-Oarpantert, ant Na.biului
At aiug vasaule to repair, aroaoiklte.l to i.aLil.
ttavlne tbe ativaoy for the sale of " Weltarvledra' PtlaiH
M- ladle loinpuMtloli, or i opper ratm, for Hie preao.
Uou of vetatto.' toitoma, for t!,is c iy,I am pn--aiod u
rurnis it ii,e sauic va uaviMauie T..-r.a.
J'lUS fl. HWMITT,
Keosliurtou Hcrw Doe k,
kalttl-U DeUware averniM.alM.va Laurel atraa
ESTABLISHMENT,
J A 1' U II UANUINUB',
IIUMOVATj.
j A. i x: H c, ir-XNiv.
(i.iu or iiovrr.M, nrtOTnLRsi,
If as rtetn'wed (Vsm
No. Oil to No. 028 CHKSNUT Street,
HaTlnjr prchatol tit stock of JAMES mrttKK, .Tr.
(rormerly lielrotc'a), whera he w ill oiTar to his ouitnmsrs
anS Hie pnlillc a tarns and cli'$nnt atsortmont of
Decorations and Wall Papers Generally.
Ity gtvlnff his pemnnal atfentl.n tn the telliaff sad hAfef.
tag thereof, he hopts I j csaitimio to recclvs lbs bbcial
patronage ot tl... pnolic.
Cttlr-ni and srtaitors sre r. ape Ifully ln1t,d to fvatna
the varl.ti on Lsnd. Iv." tm
It
IV IN O 11 I H Klll-
( refarJ tbe n,.ncv, If dealr'sl, for svory lot of MbtrU
wblcf. fall It. aay re. poet,
FINK BIIIHTH.
crT LK.sdTnrt'K or muslin.
llaae cf New York Mills Muniln, and very tn Llsan
Box-an. Only II 7.1. J..ut price I0-0O.
WUlamsi1ll Mills Mutlln, and flna Unea Bosoms,
Only ft -90. t'siial prlro tO-AU.
OFNTLEMPN'S FCItNISHINO GOODS.
rjMITII fc JACOltH,
soyt-sa Mo. lH'iO CHKHNLT tttroat.
Wit l lltSM'T HIUKF.T.
Th utifntn of LTfr VIHITINQ TnB
( II Y.or tht.-rnlx nt I.KAVlN'd tt f r ' Wfttrir
Inii I'ldf or "(hp i vuniry,' ( rep--Tiuiir
trvltel to ti n tvn"hi- -i n-k of WMiTS
fid. i.fl riMnblA f..r HI' MM (CH WEAK.fstr
Ac.
i Ax.ntvr nrtnipnt in oflwMl in ijum
t hd Works KOttinRi and lt.nrrtlnjr,
x HnBttivervliis-'iii, i'oJimi, Hlt,an In plain ;
and hmitrv riaiil, Nuii-Att, tiul Kitiri W litt i
(Mo.u At PH10FM Mil II IIKIAlW T Kit IK
rKf KP.NT KK1A11. Al.1 t.
!' Prlaled Lilian t atnl. rlc Preaars.
IW places I Ulltd, Tucaed, asdSlrtpSil Mul
Uns. v. m. rvi:i::iL.jj-).
16
1044 ClIKSJftTT STKF.rT.
G28
HOOP SKIKTS.
M aBUfuttofT, No. KM A Hi H Htreat,
U28
AbovtrllTin atrv at,
rulladatlptila.
WlaotMata aad Retail.
Tha moat enmptae aaaixiiorot of Ladles, Missus', sad
Children's Hoop Halrta In the cltv, In ovary re.ct Oral
ciaaa, vt'.kh lor ei via, rli .ah, duraJIUty, aodclioapoeas,
have no final Iu Uir markot.
Bklrts au4a 10 ra aav, aJtacad, and rapalrod.
fal-lT nil.T. UOPKIMS.
sTlARm'S, MATTIN'OS, OIL CLOTHS AND
' Wlnrtow fthadea, from New York Auction aalaa,
(tllaLtly ott.l-MaKninceut Hinaaela, X wide, III.,
,".. Il-.'fl and l 7i: luiitatkin liruxcis. (paiuted.i
V wide, ;o, NO aud POcantjiio-4, !-4 am) ii 4 at pn,or-
tk natc prices ; I mpenal (lareela, $13; to SI
Ingrain. Imni ts) mita to Sl'l?a: Venetian,
Ri?, an (
rlenip, from H7 ta 70 rent-t per yard; Malllmrs, th
lariirat aaortmnl ever ottered Iu Philadelphia, fr .01 .'i7a
t.. 7B rentk yard, at lha Ne Vork Auction Kalea law
pot, (tonueriy (tisthlowa,) No. 147 tt. HKi'oND 8 treat,
llrat ilo"r aiiuvc Walnut, optoaito Lorn txtbau.-'.
Jy"-iui
COrSTY'S TKA WARKilOUKE. ESTA
kUalied in 1S00, Imjiorter and IXalcr In
I'iim Twu, Wluai, end Lt i'wrs,
Choice Havana ClKr.,
croas A Hlackwell's Ptcklos and Baa.-oi
r.njllih sad rkolch Ale and l oner,
(lannad Meats, Protts. Soup, ato.
JTavy Messes put up with rare,
At Mj. U' 8. SF.OOVt) R'rAf
laM If JO-iUUA B. t OLMTY.
yAJUCK HTKWAHT
UOCK OIL COMTANYi
Incorporated Jane 29, 1864.
Capital. milOO.uoo.
CO.tO) SHARPS f' A 8HABE-I Alt.
Bobrcrlptlon 14 each a.-lnui to original aulitcrlhars fat
W1 ,1)00 shares, payablr SI canh d. n aion subncrlhlnir.aud
two other Insialmanu of II each. payabU) on ttioiUUi Jaljr
and tSUi Acjuit, lso4, rospecttt ely.
TEN THOUSAND SHAKES
te.ttnd lor litiictlt of the Cnip iy. '
Tka Uod parrh.iied LyiheVanro Btowart R.K Oil
f on pan v rontajns one Inn., red and thirty-one acres, la
tha very core ol the oil regi..ii. ouo thoio.an.1 thrvc hun
dred and Uin fpvi on tha Allegheny river. In taiilH.n r
township, eate-mllm: a c.ii.ld.-iabl- di.tanee upon hota
aides ol the hovtvt Two Mile ltun,cnini-.nly called Tan
ltiira-b i;un, a chiiiIc ol Dim a ik-'oW I ranklln, in ti-uaruio
oonnty.l'inDavlvar.la. TI.e Allesheny Hiver Territory la
leiaini. oo aDuuilaut ami p.irioaueni narveai m an luteal
'lit oualliy of till, the numerous aaclla bordcrlne!! banks
producing Oil with evtm stul gieatar rrgulailty Uuta tbs
V. cits along OU Creek.
II is beiieve.1 me now ot oil neiow ineoomnirn or rrana -
lln.oa tho All(hany rlvtr. will probai.e never ttecras
eahuilatd.bceatiaeuie atratln.'ation, or Votcanlo diarup
tlouol rock dtps In a aouihw-stwardiy diri-cuoni .uso
qoemly tl.c l.oda ol Oil wtHild toe nearer the tuuace at tha
uppar cod. sav of OU ('reck, and welu wimld rt-iulre to bo
Lored d'-c-uer fa proportion lower d ,wa II. o river, wheru,
boweer, there would neceaeai uy ot ino mom irmnnoni,
anilar.uch greater Mlpply and uiH.rlneinubeut laid or
altpe fH till. It Is certaiu that aeoreaor wells on tho river,
ii the iniuieointe vicinity ol uii. lean, uare coniiuueu iwu-
ducioL: diirti.i: the aaat threa or lour yuars au uuwaveauur
aod sfiuty dally yield ol oil.
A piaui-O at ll'O map WIU orrii,niii.iaina moa anw ana
t-owl-r lwo Mlla Run and UII t'reuk ura on tHoaauia
dlaun'tTk-aU) alraluht line, and only dlitant, on a on
tiuuation of thr viriitiral tnmr riorr botweea the ruaito
of bills, rroui each other about three mliea apart litpio-
CUelv the aauie dir.x U,.n. it wouiii, iiicrei'.re. uoi oo ex
traordinary, If by l.rtni! wells oa thla tract a aalllcleul
detuh of porhaps eliht hundred and ruy teet, tbot the
Ompany'e wells may r u llval thine of Oil frook Iu
tl.elr supplies of hundrcila 01 barrela ot oil dally, and
enoimotla prv'Uth woeio imia oo vie loivuniaao rvauu aw
the ahaieuoloera oi'tbii. oomoauv.
tin thla aanlcular tract nl lana wore uaa oaen rei oaa
leaae for twouiy years a well i fi'P':a fair toirtlod
Olimod Oil, allhoiixh Its deptl, td bore la cnimidered unilo
liiaullii ienl to Ineuie a lane n.w: I'll tr Pr cent, of the
Oil at thla vi II mouth wn reserved as a royally to the
Sol tner owner of the land, and wdi at once laiiro to kite
buri' tlt of the eoanpnay. Tli.irc are aUo two other wetUI
lore a tew nuadted leet deoe oa. h.hul not yet tubed, but In-
icai ing a III surate show ot lll ; a tiarroi a nay can Kenereiiy
be aroopeo out ol tham, and no doubl aeeina to oal.t that
tliey wl lHb prere highly reniuooi allng wolis wlieu bored
a r.an.nnlile depth. An'.ih.-r well I. ball bored, aad
pron,foa a atlala.too vn Id.
the etireuf the fSolnpanv, No. W WALNe'T Htreet.
Tl.el.-e of Ihta valuable oil laud, eouaprlung oua htin
dnd and thlity-ouo acr . includliig the royalty ol any
per rent, of oil for the K-an d will. .e pumpimt. anil ukj
enure rlgl.t of the hn wcU. parlialfv alevvla-al. Is
t'iirct s-ed I'J the f'-iniiiaev iltrra-l iroiu the oivner. lor the
u.oueralenrloeollM7.l'. v. nh a llrlil Mill In flue order,
S ei.iiK hone. to i alae patihea oltiintier.
1 Ue aali oi au k will . tah lor tne land la frail, and
Ira.e tl.c ai m of U,Vl caah worhlin: cjpltal on hand,
wHhwblck to cmuuh-tethe three old veU. and alio to
bore two new wells, with lit ateam enxlnas, Ac,
to be lo nniiilu order wili ln a few mouths i arrauga
lueniawlll ba u.ade lo aroiupllah tho ol.iecta without
delay. Ho (ubsoiliitlous will bo accopud fur lees liiaa
ftny eharea.
a ne ran iu.in.ii-. rraapre "j .., - - - - - - -
Ufhed bare and elaewhare arc in.ioi loua. T'ae HI trade Is
yi-l hi lis lutoiicv, and tl.e di-ound cnalantly Inereaalng.
lit prl. c la nov. 12 per barrel at Die welt a mouiU.onoiu
sivc oftlie cast, . . , , , 1 .
l.ariii w olle will doeW'ltsahc stnick at the dcjith of SSO
fct, to at to reaok Uia U.trd Kandtl.aie U'-ck-. W ''" h;,
been bored herotoh ro to tl"' deflh onl , of almut i fet
In Hill Motility ft la proposed to Bole twenlv walls OB
Hi I a properly during the pieann year. There la room wr
one Iiundratl wells. A perleci title, chr ol all uicuaa
brauiot lsci.ullucolo as.ur. d lo the tuipau.
LUIt of subscrrptlOB ate- now open nnlll the SOmo nbaree
are tubtcrllicd, payable 11 per share, to the order of Auler
BianJAMF.I MuCAHEN', the Treasurer of the Company,
Ho. tOCWALHCT Street, oral Ko. 1M WALSUT HI rest,
or at tl.e oftlce of UiS Compaaj, Ko. UU WALSL'T
Street.
Tbe public are Invited to caU for a pro'peolBt.
JyVtf
pBESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
EABNEES AND T2AHSPAKEN01XS.
VJI. F. HOIIEIUI-E.
Ko. 49 S. THIRD STREET,
Above Ctetaut, PUladerputa.
MASTKACTUKK OF
FLAGS,
JiANXEHS,
TRANSPARENCIES,
AND LANTERNS.
Poktlcal Catapalga Clabt titcd oat with Laattru,
JVadget, Banners, and Hags, at roaseaaM rates, los-an
)ATkNTED JVLY 10, 1H01.-J 0 S E P U
L UOTir.l. r.myv iw I j-in.n rtKiiui i-jv-iiig
W'liKli KIve 1 I'arln, rreacn warn rfHng
LJh. ouni.K on HnyalnU oi wajiriii,; i. arei, ror A,ai
a:..! tku.i i Li (Iran, raiani
tnikiirHtiii for itrar 'h.nf
riris'lViini t)n to firm iw -haa. No.tVJtf BACK Ntrotfl,
II
rMflVAL. THOMA8 M. PLOWMAN.
L Carrenter and Builder, bat removed hit sbop frua
; WHtriw berry street toSo. ifrit'AklTlSH Utraet, ad-
i.i,k,o. u Peat Ornoe Buudlug. Ilavlntr Inerautaeal
faclUtiae tor carry tug oa the bualoeaa aleaelvala aobopa
in tocetveaauaxaaa vsuuaaawuHa i
NOTED FOR HANDSOME STYLES,
FINANCIAL.
Q it, WniDIIT A CO..
No. 142 S. THIRD STRIET,
OITOBITE THE hX ."H ANIJB.
naalees hi Oovertiraaat aaat BUI Seesrttles, QaartAr
naalera' t'ksoks and VouoUeiS, sad CerUScatos of Lndoa
odneaa. Oratars for tha pnnlias aal sals sf it oki aaat Iavabs
sarrwptly saAoatral. sst-srSMsY
pizaiic. HTKUll UO.t
DANKKltS,
K. SO 8. THIRD STREET,
avr kva tiu.
X)U, SUTt B, AD OOVHlMU-T SJItCVrUTIE.
B T () C K H
BOrGCT AM BOLD ON COMMIS'IUf. mhl4
rxnw LOAN,
U. S. 10-40'
JAY COOIUJ A. CO..
OFI t it t OS BALE THE
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
TAl'.mil rtYE PER CEIST. TpTTF.RF.BT IT COtS,
redeeaialalc any lime after TEX Tl Akfl, at the plotter
ol the t.oyonuuent, ecd payslls fOUTT lEAilS after
state.
rTn rorroN xn nroiSTERr.n nouns tr
tiocd for thu Loan, of tame d.-Bonth-ttl jo litheO rlt.
The Interrrt on M i and tlOOl payaUe ytrty;oa al
otlier geuomtBtUont, half yearly. The 10 4C boadt art
dated MarrA 1,104. Tbe tisil-ycarly lateretl fatUuf dut
Bapteaibor 1st and Maroh lit of tack year i until lit 8tp
te ruber, the accrued Interett Iroa 1st of March It recjuireal
tobepsjdty parchanrs In cmx er In leuii. cuniiycr,
adiint Bfty per cent, ft premium, antu farther notice.
Aij.OTutn (wvui-Nxurr oW-iritlijij bouoht
A1 luLl.
JAY COOKE h 00.,
Bhr it So. lit g. THII.D BTRFET.
1 T U 1 M T A. T U H
7-30 LOAN.
TV- Heciitar.'rof Ih: Trcitur jlwt notl.-e t'.ll tu'i
tcrlptlooa w ill b-- receivc'l for Coupes Tr-aaury at.'U't,
i tial'le tlToeetr: fioui A.'jest V; l.l, with eu,l-aa
nnl liilerdt st the rate of tevm ai d threo-t'ottit er
cent, per anient, prln. Ip iUnd ii,i,-r il Ix.tit t" be paid ia
law rot money.
Tl.'scn.tei will Li tom.iM.a at ti e opt'.oa of t!.t
holiL-r, st mnttirlty, Into d per cent. t'id.icai1nclKindi,
pavabk-not less than fiv ner nioi-v than tw eutyyeara
from their dnte,a the Oi verr.mciit may elect. T'ter srtll
Le tuned In denominations or .:-0, S10O, t-oft, IIOOO, tad
two, and all a:ihtrr!il!ona Uiu-t be for llfly dolUrs or
tome mnlll.lo of ilfty dollars.
The a .tot w III be tran.mltted to Iheoivneri. free of trunt-
prmllou chtrjct tt toon after the receipt of the oil final
CvrtlAiatrs of Depotlt Uir y cna lie prepared.
As tho notes draw Inloiett from August 1."., persons
taking deposit.-, mbsctiicnt to that date must pi the
Interest ui cried from dale of note to dato of deposit.
rattles d.riofclilng tweiii -ft o thousand Uollurs and
pwar.tt tot thoe notea at auv one time will be allowed a
eojuiholou of onc-iiiartcr of one p. r cent ., which will be
paid by the Treasury IHrpartmcut upon the receipt of a
l.lll for ll.e amount, certified lo by the ottk or with who m
the d'-pe-i It was uihile. No deductions tor commissions
iuu"t he made from the deposits.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OI' THIS LOAN.
Ir ! aNaiiomi. B.w i-.r. IIakk, offering higher rats
of Intereit than .my other, tud the Acsf ttirty. ny
tavinxt btnk whi. h pB.i-a lit deposllort 111 t'nitud States
Nott considers that it It pitying- In the holt circulating
medium of the aot.otry,and it eonnef pity Iu anjlhlng
lietter.f' Its own ns.ets are either In flovorniiieut iceuri
tlet. orlit notes or bonds payable la tioveriuieul paper.
It Is eiuiaUy convenient as a temporary or permanent
M-stment. The notts-casi itlwnys be sold tor within a
raetlou of tlieir face and accumulated interest, and are
l.e bet lecurity with bants an oollnleralt lur dls-
onnls.
CON VEltTIHLE INTO A MX PER CENT.
5-20 dOI.D BOND.
In addition to tlie very liberal Interest on the aotei for
tun yt-ari, thlt pilvlh ge of conversloii It now worth
alx ut tl.iee per ceit. per annutn.ibr the current rale tor
Honda it not lest Ihtn nine per . nr-tfmti'ti,anit
b.-BL.re the w ar the premium on six per cent. United States
Blocks wai o er twenty per cent. It w ill be seea that the
actual profit on tliit loan, at tl.0 proeut marktt ratc.li
not lei than ten percent peraunifui.
ITS EXEMPTION FUOM STATE Oil MU
NICIPAL TAXATION,
tint ail.te iroui all the adv antmies wc hive eiiuui.-rtleU,
aapeclal Art ul Lonirrvsi, ereup' nUlofi una j,etMirr
nott.ifi oin fo ttt fr.i atiitn. On the a lan-', tlilievomp
tloa ft wnith about two p.-r cent, per tnnuui, ucordJnif to
the rat of tuNiitlou In vArlous parts ol the country.
It Is bello.ed that uo necitrlii" oiler so gro it Induce-
Nionts lo lenders as thute Isviied hy tbt i.ori'rnui'iil. Iu
II ollur fbnus of initthto.lness, the falih or ability of
private partl.'l, or stock r.oiuptinlet, or separate couiuuni
ttes, only, la pledged nr payment, ivhlh. the u bote pro
perty oflhe country It held to secure the dlehrye of all
III,- ol.llnalloila of the L nfted State.
Wbtle the tioveruiuunf oll'ura lh u.oat lil.cral ler.na for
lis loans It believes 1'iul Hit very sln Bvt.t appetl will be
to the loytliy and patriot iaui of tl.e people.
Implicate cerillcates will be its tied for all '.clti.
The party dejoilt us mutt endorse upon the ofynii!
rertiocata the di nomination oi nous required, nad
whether itiey are lo be issued Iu blank or ptyable to
order. Wliea to endorsed, it Diat be leu with the
officer r relvlug the depotir, to he forwarded to the
Tr a-roy Liepartment.
8t aiinoxt will aa Bkcs.ivi:B by the Treasnrer of
tl.c United Slates, tt Wtslilagton, tbe several Assistant
Traattirtrs and designated Depositaries, aj.d by th i
FIItBT XATIONAL DANK Or rilltAIlELPHIA.PA.,
BlifONJj NATIONAL BA'K OF fHII ADELPlllA, TA.,
TIltltD XAT10XAL BASK OF rUlLADiXPHI A, PA.,
0l'JtTa NATIOSAl E.tKK OF PHILAKFLPDIA, PA.,
BytllXtlknal Banks which are depoiiiorlcs ol public
BCH-eyiand aulj-u
ALL MEflXtTArilX BAXkS A.U BANKERS
Throuvhuiit tt oeuritry will give furllior iuformalwn and
I"OHr)EVKtV FACILITY- TO SUB8CItinBltS.
riNANCsAL
QOltD, UOLDi OOUDi
SILTXR AKTJ BAKK NOTES
WANT15D.
DE EATEf it BBOTEER,
aai-t' . no . nmn sTTup.trr.
Jt 3ll) NOTUB
Bu'.:iT 0 i 0rTAR)rJ r9B COLLl'.l T10.S.
DREXEL A CO.,
an" -m X. M S. Tnntn IHreet
NATIONAL LOAN
afVX I' Ail.
Intero-it 7 3-10 in Lawful Money.
t'OUl'ONH AITAOIIED,
At I
INTERFVr TAVABLE F.AOfl SIX M0NTUS.
lh pcin:lpt. ts piyahle l:i lawful ffl03t,al Uiteal of
three nut. 9-, tht KoUi r l ae t!n rlakt todtawad at
that lint)
The 5-20 Bonds at Far Instead of the Oath.
Thla trVrUtie It vtluatait.as ikiai t-W Bontsaretsir
Bioat popular Load, sad are aw telung at eurbt par coat,
premlata.
-ib:it; tlont received ta Hit atrial mtantr,lnl the
arpeal aal propoitls of tht heoretary of the Treasury,
efstlitrvlth our Circulars, aod all Blot. ary tuft rota
L.i, vlll be rtualiUed it tppllcjHja tt ttf (Sea,
JAY 000EE & 00.,
JjlT-Jot Nr. U H. THIRD B.rsvst.
B QV OUT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION,
LE HAVEN & BSOTEEB,
JWI
JJEWEH
If. HO 8 THIRD STftKET.
A II A. 11 AX.
EAHKIE3 AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Ho. S i 8. THIRD BTBEET.
II1UU IX
SPECIE, BASK. KOTES, AND OOYERK
MENT SLCUUITLES.
Etocks Bootlat and BoU on Corojuuuloa. Oi.ntetioas
promptly n.ae. aeJO-tf
gMITU A HANDOIsPU.
Ko. H S. THIRD STREET,
BANKEltS AND BROKKIIS.
perk,tcii,Qoarttirtriastert' Vouchirt and Chocks, and
all Oorarcounl Becarltlea Bought and Bold. (rahU
Q L A H K H O N aft CO.,
DANKEUS,
Ko. 121 6. THIRD STREET,
I'iltiAI'LLTULA.
OcveruEuent aecuHtlet of all Istnet Ptirctittod and tor
Bale. Blocks, Bonds, aad Uvld Uotiiht aad Bold oa Ooat
aaltvloo. D.TEKEST ALIOWED ON IiErPBITSJ.
Collettioni l-romrxly Made. fet-tf
i ii e t
NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA
Financial Agont of the United States.
i:rsixi:i htatim y ii-io
TREASUEY NOTES.
NEW I'ATllIOTIO f.OAN.
Under Inalructloat from the Treasary Dei'trtutent, this
Bank Is prepared to receive tahicripUoni to tlie Near
Patriotic Loan, Issued In the form of Three Toar Treaiiury
otet, bearins Interett at the rate af 7 s-lv per cent, per
annum, payable leBii-annHally Iu Lasrlul MoBeyoathe
l-.lhdajiof February and Aumi.t , rctpectl rely , e each
year. T hete T'roat'ury Motes are convertible at statiusly,
al the option of tbe holder. Into United States ( per cent.
Hond, Interest payahlo In b'OlbT, and redeemable after
live and payable twenty yean iroui Aujatt 10, 167. ,
Coupon Notes wl I be Issued In blank or ptyable to order
as may be directed by tlit- kiibacrlbor, la tumt of t-A, $1U0,
.4U, lluCti, and (OOUO.
Interest will be alien ed from Ilia date of Ike tabtcrlptloa
to the I'.lh of AiuMiit next, the dale ea the Treaeury Note
Those who may subscribe after the lotli of Avast iioat
will be reiiulred to pay the accrued lutereat en tlie Notes.
Anyone iiibtiTlbliiii for not lest than tJO.OOOof HieLa
tt any nne time, will be allowed a commission of ont
quaiur of one per cent., pavaMa by tho Treasury Depart
incut on the receiptor a bill f..r tho autoont, tppruved by
the tobserlplloB agent.
Kelt rrii g to the tauexrd appeal of Die Secretary of the
TresHury, I a.U all thoao dealiona of aldiUK tut Govern
ment to suboi1ht- to tl.li Uitn.
c;.
II, C.'IAIIK,
aun-lm
PBr.HIIiEST.
I)1
A. M O N I H.
I'eiscui habi( lilaiui.nd'. or other rreil'y St .uei t.i
diseoc of ill do nell by OHtllntr n
LEWIS LADeiCTJS & CO.,
Ilnmontiroaleran.Tetvelear
IV o. eoa CIIEBNUT Btreett
Wlo will (live tlit lih.het catli price, (xk-lia
T A SI II H II A 11 11 li H
V UtiUSALB AXB BBTAU.
CtOCK ESTABLISHMENT,
t. E. oonier BECOSB and CHEeXTT (ntttt, Pailad'a.
asi.x) nt Tits. riii-M
BOrAUlXQ lHlltTy-IAV ClOCKI,
A eery desirable ankle tut I'kiuvista, Uoitlt, Banks,
Ca aiitint-ri "UIMJ, t lirvis. at.
AJo, M MrK ' Tl It Kit OF rTKTB OOM PK8.
f'Utx Kft KErAIItUD AND WAbKltli.
)aU-y C'loclt iruuuiUiss oi' every aeicrlpUob.
TV
M. A. GRAY. N. E. CCRSEE OF SIXTH
and ill JJOH Aurati, buyt liuunoudt, Waultt, tioM,
einir.iMid m tu rictiis.
' THOeii Ul WANT Or MONET,
' T-
AS tmilneat aoadUtnUat.
GOLD'S lMritOV ED STKAM AND WATSiV
IIFATmU AIPAKArtlS.
..r STanulntaJid VvniUaitos Pobiw iiattuis(S and Tn-
vale aiaailstetKea,
tllil TttlV AM) WtTTR HF.mso coMrurf
Ho. 41 tt. solium Htreet.
Bt7!-Sat B. kt. FltXl WaJX. biavtuiutaiudaAt.
AND FOLITEXES TO CUSTOMERS.
PROPOSALS.
FKICK OF ASSISTANT QUAJlTi2UMA.il-
tet-Ueneral.
srainriTm. Anruif IS. !.
Bealed rroposala snU be received at the moe M M.t)
Uniltra tneil. No. Illlll OII.AKK Si reel, antil HATUB
IiATDwn, 2Ui Ir 1 , toe furr ihrn (o the Unltcet S'ee,
for eft month, comaneeclnt hepietnber 1, lt4, all ue
f'OAI. reouln-4, .to be dellvere.1 as ordered, wlth'atha
llmMart IhrMlll.avy Mntrlct of I h'ta.lelol.la, lnci..llnsT
the mlliai7 bopitals end other public buil,iin,n or empa
at C healer, ('hcanu Iltll, Oerniuitown, Nlnetovrn. 11.4
ilnuton.liarhv Head Fort IIKIIIn. Wnlle Hall, and Bovariy,
K.j , as weil at any ethers dial auy oeetttJiUiiied trititui
that time.
1 he I oal to he of the beet quality Anthracite, bnafcea,
ft?, or stove aiie, and fVce fiotn litre or other Irapiarlty.
1 hose propo.al imly wilt te rrs-elved Uial are proportt
ilbvU in upon tr-e blanVe funital.ed at this office, vnurtt
tnt he titarsrtoed l.v one or mort peraout taowa at tnis
Olrlre to t,e reeponsll'le.
Tht United Sial. i n servet the rtaUt to reiert al bleVi
defined too l.ixh. as aiso snr from det'sultinir ctractjsr.
Hy oMer ot Colonel (erorge O. trosrata, A. t). At.
(rsuertl.
AXBHtTH. ASUfMTArp,
SJlli-St t apla a and A. . K.
OKFM'K liv A89IS1ANT QUARTiiUMAS
lit Ooncral.
. Psm tnir.nrrt, Anjrnst IS, iaoi,
isaaiea rrorosal. win hi reoetwd at ue tAai of the ns
S 4- ' f0; '?ikaki sir.et, until ATijariAr
tioon. ?iu lnt , for lurni.hin, u the L'nlt (..
I'.r tit niofatld. ccaari,&a..in ian,..nn.i a . u .k -
rilLfTl','"J'.a'uv"cJr'''f.l,wltblnH1elln.
or the Mi,
tl
mt
Mr ofclkf-ra Ui( . a... .J?J
. ItkiM thai f lm J W'WMIWrt
i'n.!wiF mut ti6 Ue pet;.) rwr oorA foe 0k an4 Mm
Y rod i(t.4rft'lv. w
Tiio4 T. it',ir mlf wit t rrotred tv r rrtMVlff
flllt d in utn tJ hlmilvi furtHnhrd t thu ornr ifol-L
pum he rwriraiitrM I 7 on r more irtoM kaowi tithim
oOicct im- rmKnint'ie
Tlif TriMpfi hiftiot itvm th rlflit torejajd til UU
$rn f i hikh, lo any irom dvUtiltinf rontractnrj.
Vf vriUr ol Colonel O 11. Croaau,A. .M.(Jr
' ,R Kt ALBERT t AKHHEAD,
1KOrOsAI,S JOH UATH, CA.PB, BU0E9,
Dry fiotHla, Hrwmt M atrrtnln, Ac.
HtAiMKAim.JM DrTilrtrfM or WAmMTttf, '
Of uc or Cttirr V"AR''Tt1
WA-sMrtbOTOf , Auifllntvt, 1m.
Wrlli?n p-oiboitali will ba rec4vvl at thla amra uUI
firthw nrUe' . i.r funiihing the it'lji.wiB arOolai f
tip orrottu-abftitd man, wookii, aad ohDdxea ta Una Ua-
raruaaiit :
Drt-an (ruiat, Ac), and nthr aerrlcaabla Booti aa4
fii tvr men, wintn, ai dctiildtro a wear,
Chip, Mt, a ltd WfMiicn Hutu, and cltf Cn.
K er.r, I,in.-v, iilni:t,tm, CaUccan, BlaakeU,aa4 tkaf
Woolmm and rutton ixkhIi.
tiUkorr Hfrme ifor akfrfi. RAdl.tlrhlM. mmhifA
Itimlla, woUin Korka and Hurlmpi.
naooi C'Mfon, iMark and whltr; j,Inn Thrra f.
ht Bmi-efidcr Untiani; laiya Hutton lorCMtf,
TMuta iWeidtia IMHUM4, am. Aaadlaa. aad atluf
atalarlaii and trirauifnffg.
an(eia ai,niild tie tt witi, fch bid, at tha (XMUtaf
the part y torw rtAlr fie iama.
Anafttii 01 aiiviAnr Ivouid areAmpanf a eh b(J.
ho verbal proLwuluar. wiu be aurtained, bat araryWd
vi iisvTuiin traii, n uisy BBrni-,inviii it- (a wrillivg.
Purcl.?B 111 be niada Irotu tltna lo tim tha
MS
arr nwuiifi, tinacr (Contract of Other wiM, aa
Utoretta
91 nw lerTire may reiaira.
Oood tecum will be reiolreA Sop tha ralftiptfl raiala.
vi any couiraci inane unaer tiua aa crtiaetnent.
Propoanls alioul.l be sealed aud addressed to the aadesv
skiard, and endorsed, "propotala lor t urnlshlnt larf
(roods," AO. CttAB. . OK1.BSB,
lieutenant-Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, betwtavstt
VVaitiiaRtoa. auS-Ltt,
MATtSIIAI.'S SAIJ5. BY VIRTCE OP A.
Writ of hale, by the lion. John Cadwalader, Jtitf
of the alairlet (ouit o( the tolled olat.a. Iu and IWtat)
Kaitem blstrlcl of Pt-nusyrt tnlt. In Admiralty, I so
Jlrrcled, will be sold tt tnihltc slo tn Ibe hlthoil 14
fcett hldcer, fvr cish, St MK'HKWotK SJTtlRE.Ko. lit If.
rttotiT tttreel, oa MUNliAr,Aiieuitn,atU'clefi
A. M , es bolea oi t ctton. belns the cart ofreuel osw
kt.iwn, Aiao, tiie cariroe. ot the eteatnar IDA, akvcesl
SAKAH, aud MAJIT.and HOI'K, con iilln of cettoei, to
ll .)Oo , tururmiiic, lice, and .alia.
WIlt.rAM Mtr.tWASIt,
tr S.Maisaal t.l. MPetsna.
rbL'tdciplila. Ai.aail 10, Im. auU t
fmnl
COTTAGE OIIOAN8,
rd oalr sTSET(TJJ.fJ bat mitOtTAll TO la osvttf
of Tone aud -ower, d. eiiriMj easeaAally fur I'kanrbae asal
B, broia, but innnd to I e malty wmi adopted to the Parte
and Lrrawsng Eootn. toraaleontbp
T.. at. MtTCt;,
Ko. M 9. BETlrrra atreet.
Also, a totuplete attortuent of tha ptriaot M lrxV-eai
cjoaetenue on luaoa.
U. DIXON,
No. M 8. EIGHT II StraM,
aOEALKK IN FAaNL V A. HI) TOILET OOOVMh
I ANli P AILAHOIJi.
Fini, Haad DrrMtM,
PreuiJi Juwaljy, Laathar Oooda,
Beadj, 4t.. Ac
avlM
PKNN STEAM KM1I1VE AND BOILKS
Worka. WK A UK LFVY, PraoMdaJ and Ttumrmiai
Ktudreara. Mathlnita. Hollar-DiAkara, i.iafkimiiiM atatt
lauuder!, ha in for mnu yaan batu In aticcafAii oa tiia. i
(Ion, and bti aKCiuaiTely eiigajrwl In bulidtoc aad rptr
tnt Maiinei and River i:nalna, htgU and low raar, Irnai
Bo4W, WMit Tauka. l'mnatlara, fcc. rapaoayjr
oiler Xbrte aarvVceji 10 Ui pubUe aa badig ft illy yraard
cf-nrrao. wr .niait-ti ot oil iviw,aiatnnil Kivor,
tlonary ; bavlnti iota of pattoraa of dinarent alaea, ara
pared lo eaarate orders rrlth nutck drtUrk. Rrary 4
(fuoH oi panenieicaKinK maaa a. tit ai-imea armaa.
HtKn audio premuro, Kluu, Tubular,
C'Tlladw ftoUrr
of the
I'eiiHaylvnnia charcoal Iron,
Haylvniata charcoal iron, ( arK-ojcfl , aa as
t uon and braia OaatitiM of ail daaortia-
a4za and kinda
Lnda t lion and brat
iirnltur. HTf w-cutiL
Uona ; UoU-turnltotr, HTfw-cutting,
maa au ouiar at ouav
n-cted wit ti aisore bmsinea.
Intwliiai aj.d iciilcutlatia for all work dona ai thai
9f Ub, teli man t fires of cliArfe, and work anavrftnOed.
Tha aitaaoiihora bava ample wbarf-dot-k rooaa for fa-
rair ci boat, wnera theoao ua tn perfect aaiav
DrvTioea who a.Mnra. DkOi, DUia, 4M., vc(
laCtlt aaQC UdrQi tHUlM,
tACn C. KK triB,
crura t:. LEVI,
B ACI1 and PAJJ1UI aUraeta.
m tf
peidiebubo ifAOHnrs wonxa,
omaE, ,
No. OS IV. FIIONT eTIlllBT,
t'UILAIXU'IJXA. , .' ' ,
tr. art prcptred to r.U or Jars to any etteut r ear srtat
kuowa
UAOHIKERT t OB COTIOst AXD W00LXS BflLXJaV,
Inclurhnt all recent troprovcmintt ta Cardlaf , fl,tTSiHu.
and Woarloff.
tve invite tLt attontloa of mtnuttcttrtcs to evextetv
Srvewnra.
Ull-tf AtFRFD JF.KKH ft ROK.
TT E N II V H X MO N H.
TOTTED STATES NATIONAL i
WAG0H AND OOAOfl WOSIS;
DtBtt, No. B31 NtAV MARICKT. Bt
And Factory, corner of , -,
BF.COM A -NO CUHBE&XaVbTO trTEF.ETS,
rhi aorLnauu
AD and avers; kind of
WAIIimH. CAKTS, TBAT1, WHF KI ARaOW,
BBA TUtSKS wuuxb, aaapiecwaru.y.tsa
t)r PttulatWa purpoaoa. All wora wanansed.
(flrordort wuuivtly attended to.
l4tllrij
bagdaCmk-lacaaCafa
KlaASTiU BT1TOI1 ' -
SKWINQ MAOUINEB,
tne bkst a can.
apn No. T3Q CHESNUT Boms.
".V ANTED TO fiF.1.1, OU KXCIIANaU,
IT Klliinle Hewinr Moehine,
i ue t.roei-r tsoAer oewtns taenine, ,
Tbe Hlr.ircr oo.
ad ell the urinclual Hewttui MacUlnea. Ad .urniskod
from their prlnrlitl oMleea.
Aiao, tai tnuia ot necood-iitsa ttaoainee.nr aawaasi
cpaared at list tiew odl. of
lJ,tl r..-rs at 111 Ma e.K.
MB. list N. l':tlT'l btciel,
(Over ten yean with Bluster st Oa.)
Ltdlet taojht to o iterate. pslt-eaa
TRUSSK8, BUAGBH. Ao
kiti'iLlT admit! brO.ll. Nf;pJJi-Kfl.osjr.
oi i W r.l.tV 1 H and kAl htroeU- ledim
Jrtar;uicnt lor aimo, owmU noted bylsvUMt,
TWKl.FTii Htroet, rtrtvl dr labw Urn mm.
Thm nana oompleta and varied. atyok mm
band, eoa.lti:4(. In pat, of Tru-a iottura, riiMMtUIr
hrkerti, helti, H an. J ,,, I'.Uail btuaUiiA tSyrtniis,,
at n lew IOC iUriiT , OK'ii Mvia.iMi jUaUKsim
0Vm rnii.j
PHII.ADEI.PHIA SUTiO EONS'
iiiuK aaTlTUTR, No. 14 MorA
Hlcaet, above tstraet. Kuotauwe)
v.dlcallv enred bv ft. I'. tt tlU-l f 8 fienilusa rtnt
Qra.lnatis l'roasere Trust. Superior l:lastlo Iterte
sVlaauo htochmss. Bupoortars, Bboakler braeee. aaspeav
Soriea. Cruuditts. Ac.
LaUMiaalt.i.dtuiyalrl.B.u.i-vijtr.11. nsjie-ij
T
II ARTIFICIAL HANS.
H. A. r.II.DEA, ' -
Uvenir and Manui'a, tsuerof tho
A at I I F 1 O I A L A A, kt, ft
'proved and oduotast .
SY 1H1S
srECEOS-CErfEIt.tL Of TUB UNITED iTATK.
n Moioaa-ri,
Hi. Bertnarient); toea-txl alt Orti and Ftdory at He. Ut
H. F.HiKTU iwti, tu. avert aaaow r.-ivu-e, f lumaa.
ie r-Js
TKLEonArn notice. removal and
I t'ona-.Udallon. The oiBcel'of the Inland tad In daw
Bviident I'ertSs-rapi. Lthet bave beea removed froul Not.
413 till Ml l Street an.l loutliTniui Himet, so Ue
loiiliieaMl cu!llr oi' Till Mill and c II I. It B L' 1' fvueett.
Tbei.i ciiitinles save also beon oontoilUMoa wttn ino
Vnit.d siatet Telo4rapli tjooupaay, and tleslr ooriselc
daied linen m w evtnd over the butted State. au.iOa
nauai, and are now kelns; ravddly con-tmctod te t'aJl
I'oniU, and tbe TerrltorUi of Ora-s-.il and I'laiH. ' rf
-i i.e uuoiw win at once tee we anvanuM.-ee -k. - -
low em e over ail eilaer lines, lua.un.a
ne 1..1- aided .l.-iivaU p .luu, in H"'''f ZT.
av,a,idiiia;cur l.ti,f r.!.'Vli'. V-..l-ru.eev '
wnt.n,
nt' .vnaau-iiiii or i " - . o,. oasr Maee
,e Unlul aiate. I ouioll-Vi' """""
s.la. In epposiUoti t"'tvi'iva bi-l'.'"!''"Jt
Tb.
Wori.,
Pfcl'ade'pbfa. An. 1.
.. .TVTIJ A'D MARKET ST.
8. E. CORNEK SIXTH -
.!!r!V,t;1''V'.oo":tI fu liiws or t arane
...... ...K. o, rniiaoeiAtvia ini.,M .1. u .
(r n. Ihrby koad, hort Mi mm. Whtt n.n . 'j ., .
NcwJirst,r,M wealii&i