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OFFICE No. 108 S. THIRD STREET.
Fill I Turn Cam MOoft, ar BmsTeawOetrTs fn
Warn, tsaraMe estate OerrVw, aad atM I aa6serere
as of tlx OUT al Miss DoLLsaa rI Assnil On Ooll.aa
fl . Firry Cam to Two Mont,tBvsriaelyla adrsaoe
, trlMHrtH srterad.
iilliiMB InaorteA at ths e.eel rsUl. A liberal
1i i laial 4a M amtaaHH laaarusas.
We aHf eat. to tat m a Aeaayaveaa OontmevtlcstlenS.
Rbetaerar to aw.M ar tenliB .t be aalhen h-sted
lac mm . a Mltfnw. wrtli ant Bcea.arU for
antxwii.fi. Sot ea anararitee tor hli .x1 f.lih. ' We
Ataaaot aedetlass ss mara refected OoaueunicaUoaa.
1 T AdTerrtliser-aj.
(HrWt. the rroat Increase hi the (Irralatloo of Tin
Srraa.se ai.suer. eoenpelllrm ns to ro to pre.s at an
averts el, sre a njeritly rMiieat that Idvrnhfflirnu wif
seave.fl la a. in. u la -. Ir eossUiui, lo .Kara
Mat a laaarUM la au af oar MtUoaa
' BATTTRPAY. AUGUST 20. IWi.
TUB AVA.ll NKWH.
The inoTempnt on the north bunk of the
fftaiM rirsr Is attended with that success
Which Is lunuiUy Accorded to operations prose
. touted rapidly. And with rgot and prudence.
TTs obawrre, from the general feature ol the
fUa, m dereloped, that General Gbant de-
f Btrea tin) dcetnictlon of Fort Darling, and of
the railroad connecting Richmond with
fdtoreburf, which If the termini of five other
i road, tereral of which are now of great use
to the- Rebel. If the dealgn be anything
nor than a feint, It will force General Ler to
Cfaoof between two erlls the lose of the
fiebel oapltal or the lost of hlj main depot
ttt aappIlM at Petersburg.
The alege of the latter place proceeds as
tuual, and although tha city U not thoroughly
' Inretted by our forceeyet It b so beleaguered
that the garrieon cannot muster either force
t Or courage enough to raise the siege by
, drlrlng our troops away. At the same time
f OsAkt army 1 large enough to besiege one
, . aad adrance upon the other, and possibly
aault It. It is now bellered that the Dutch
Clap canal caa be finished In a short time,
' trhen our fleet and army can co-operate In
- th reduction of Fort Dariin g.
I General Whiklxb's raid upon General
SbmmaVb only line of communication with
bis supplies and his Government was well de
wWed, but, unlike some other military depart
ments formerly, we find troops at all exposed
points, and la sufficient force to repulse the
. raiders. Bo General 8hcbman cannot be
Jajared. seriously by any fire In the rear.
General Sunn has whipped Forrest again.
This la the way to work. The Rebels were
dislodged and beaten from a fortified position
on Hurricane creek, Mississippi, on the 13th
Instant, and lost hearlly In the fight. Honest
And earnest leaders, like A. J. Smith, always
, snow to Victory.
The guerillas under General Adam R.
Johvsov, who hare been operating In Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Illinois, and Indiana, so
txtenelToiy of late, hare been defeated and
dispersed at or near Morganfiold, Kentucky,
ty General Alvix P. Hovkt. If General
Bom has command In Kentucky very long,
Jt will be Jus, worth a man's life to be a
fpierllla for a single week.
General Eablt has been keeping up such
Ik bold front In the Shenandoah valley that
Our leaders there seem to th'nk he has been
largely reinforced. General Sukridan hat
.; . retired to Berryvllle, seren miles northeast of
Winchester, and Is concentrating his forces
- tr either an attack or an advance. If Mr
JerrKBSOsi Dayis told the truth a day or
. two ago, when he said that Grant had lost
more men In this campaign than Lee had In
bis amy, the Lieutenant-General ought to
take Ulohmond at once. Davis Intimated
that Lei bad but sixty thousand men. A
Conalderable portion of this army Is dead or
Jtor At combat, and thirty thousand or more
, ; nxewIUi Eablt In the Shenandoah Talley.
' . Vow we take from this, that either Ob ant
' must be operating against ton thousand men
With one hundred and twenty-five thousand,
or else Mr. Japfbhsow Davis is an atro
cious liar.
TIIK il.TBA PKACK MKX. WU4T U
TH KY WMTt
WiM the ultra peace men of the North tell
the people fairly and squarely who and what
they are t To be simply in tavor of peace is
to be quite uudlHtlnguUhed, since all the pro-
pie, of all parties and sections, are for peace,
! What kind of a peace, then, is It thut the radi
os! peaoe men are- for f They might reply
that they furor an honorable peace. But
before that can be intelligible, they mut sy
. frhat they mean by that adjective. Wh it they
coay consider honorable may Le lu-M by
' Others, quite as free and as compe'ent toJu1;'e
Of the uiatter as thcnwlve, eutinenlly Ui.
' booorable. Hence it Is Important that they
' sbputd define their position more distinctly,
' r, in O! her words, describe what kind of a
peace they regurd as honorable, nmi would
ccef.t
If we may inter their intention Iro n 1'ir
dwlaratious of their recouizi-d leaderi rn u
( tike the Woour, of New York, Vai.lankhi-
, Bam, of Ohio, and RFP.n, of IVnnylvwnU
the conclusion would be that the ultra peace
me a are for ending the war even on the basis
of a permanent separation of the States, and
Other such conditions as the Rebel leaden may
choose to dictate, if no better terms can be
Obtained. But that Is not the sort of settle
ment of this civil war which any considerable
part of the people of the loyal States will be
likely to consent to in any extremity ; and
hence, no doubt, the views of the radical
peacemakers are not unequivocally avowed.
In a speech made at Dayton, Ohio, on the 13th,
Vaixahdigham characterized war Demo
crats as no better than Lincoln men, and iu
this connection said :
' I thlt-k win put forward a peace eandi
, "date. Why not? huppose we were lo nomi
" uaie a w.r Democrat, pledged to prosecute the
war ; iu wtiai mx-ci would ucb a tioAot be bot-
lei than the Lincoi.m ticket ) yoa WOuld havs
all ti e evi s of tin- war still to pren you down,
" inmated tfw, drafts, and tho aighr of
' j ui olk. M'bat would ou nin by hielx
t on i vtr thai of Lincoln ? You my that he
iilu not i tc fire with the negroo a mtu.
W. 11, that i no coii.lcii rniion wiilt mo. Wbt
do c ure for the netToes down South when
' our nwn litxrtie. and lires are at t ? We
" ai'ti a uiau who will try eomproml la the et-
1 tl pii n' at our national d.itlcuitioi ; and uch a
nia himdrrs and ihouaands of Republicaas
. " r ooking for. It hry m dut a war mao, they
" hate a f ovu a out as Uiey could get la the per ,
TIIK
I" son of I.mcoi.w. I would as soon te drafted
.. . . . t - nr.. t . . ,
" unavr Dim ni it'm(n:rat.
This is not very clear, but there Is some
meaning In it that may be discerned. Oppo
sition to the war Is plainly enough exprewtod ;
and although Mr. VAt.i.AifDionAM does not
state explicitly what kind of an adjudtment of
the difficulty he designs or would assent to,
he lets us know that the means by which he
expect to reach some sedis of pacification
is "compromise!" Now, we would like the
spCAker Just quoted to say what there Is, In
bin judgment, to compromise. It surely Is not
the National Constitution. That never was,
and is not now, the cause of the war, and is
not an Impediment to a peace on the bails of
a return of the seceded States to their alle
giance to the General Government
But If there were any constitutional ques
tions or dllH-rences to be compromised, the
compromise could not regularly to made,
save In the mode and by the authorities desig
nated by the Constitution Itself, for Its own
amendment. But, then, what is the use of
hoping for any conclusion of the war by nego
tiation, except on the condition of a recogni
tion of the Independence of the so called Con
federate (ioTernmcnt? Did not Jkffkuhon
Davis very recently say as much to Colonel
Jaqvks at Richmond? In tho recently pub
lished report of their conversation, the follow
ing emphatic passage occurs:
Colonel Jaui es to Davis : "Well. sir. hs that
" ai It iray, ir I noderstand you, the dispute
" bctwee your Government and ours Is nar
' rowed down to this Union or disunion i"
"Yes i or, to put In other wor Independence
" or suljogation."
"1 ben the two Government" are Irreconcilably
" spart. They bare no alternative but to tiuht It
" out. rtdt It is not so with the people. They
" are ilnd of tiRhiing and want peace; and as
" tby bear all the burden and the snfferins of tho
" war, is It not right they should havs peace, and
" bava It on such terms as they like f"
"1 don't understand you. lie a little more
" expl clt."
'Well, suppose the two Governments should
" sgrte to something like this : To go to the
" p' pie with two propositions, tay, peace with
" Ui-union and Southern independence and
peace, with Union tmnncipatlon, no c nflca
" tion and universal amnesty, as oars. Let the
" citizens of all the Vni'ed States (as they existed
" before the war) vote 'Yes' or 'No' on these two
" propositions, at a s.-ccial election within sixty
"days. If a majority vote disunion, our Gov
" eminent to be bound b? It, and to let you go in
" petce If a majority vo'el'nlon.vourstotio bound
" by It, and to stay la peace. The two Govern
" nients ran contrast in this war. and the people,
" though cons itutiona'ly unsble to decide on
" peace or war, can elect which of the two propo
" siiions shall govern their rulers. Lei Lkr and
" Gkakt meanwhile asn-ee to an armUtice Th s
" would h aihe tho sword ; and if once sheathed
" it would never again be drawn by this genera
" Won."
" The plan Is altogether imprnctirable. If the
" South were only one State it might work ; but
" as it is, if one Southern State o'-jected to em in
" cipation, it would nullif. the wnole thing; for
" you are aware the people of Virginia ctnnot
vote flavery out of South Cunlina, nor tho
" people of South Carolina vote it out of Vlr
" (tinia."
Such avowals as the above of Southern sen
timent with regard to the determination of
the Rebels to submit to no peace except on
the basis of separation, ought, we think, to
silence all those miserable demagogues
who are prating about the possibility of
ending the war short of a permanent dis
solution of the Union. They know and
must feel, even while they advocAta an
effort for a peace that shall bring the revolted
States back into the Federal fold, that the
thing is now absolutely Impracticable; and
therefore they should be ashamed to seek Im
posing an idea on the people which they
regard as Incapable of realization. Mr. Davis,
to be sure, Is not the whole South. But he is
a man of rare sagacity, fully understands the
sentiment of a vast majority of the people
whom he represents as the Chief of the Rebel
Government, and is not likely to assert that
sentiment as positively as he has done without
feellue and knowing himself to be fully war
ranted by the fact. Let, then, the peace men
ot the North bo honceforth sileat unless they
are willing to accept such a peace as Jkkucb
nox Davis will grant
LITKItAKY NOTICK.H.
Mcs-rs. T. B. Tetorson & Bros, have sent us a
new novel, entitled "Flirtaiious la Fashionable
Life," wbn h 1. creating i,uhe a sen-atioa at pre
sent It is well written, aud will no doubt mcit
with a heavy sale.
The same Loom; has favored ni with ffarxr i
htngarinf for September, which Is the best num.
tstr of this excellent magaxlae that we have seen
for a year past.
4I1.NTON I OA I. A.11 IKON '! I'VXY.
To thr Hoard of Dirrelott
Gk.ntlkufn Accompanied by Nathan T. Mit
chell and son, of Howaid, Centre county, Penn
sylvania, I lately made a survey and examination
of twenty-eight tracts of land belonging to your
Company, and situate iu Clinton and Ceutre
counties, Pennsylvania, containing between thir
trin and four cen thousand acres. The lands
commence at the Sutiuohanna River, near the
month of the Sinnemahonlng, and extend
South r.csrly to the lands of the Snow Shoe Land
Association, being bounded on the west by the
lt ndlnot lands belonging to the City of Philadel
phia. Tbe bead w a'ers of Hecrh Creek und Jew's
Hun, Hum's lion, Perry's Kiiu. und Spruce or
Kkld't. Run, ri-e In, aud pass through tbe lacds,
tbus nn rding facili ka for getting out the timber.
I be timber in some p.irts has been destroyed by
(ire, I nt, on other truc'j-, U., the Willuin V.
Urody, Henry Goodlieart, John Yjiin, Havel
Itoan, Duulcl Smitb, Jo-epb J. Wullii, Jjaj'-i
Muck, Juuiis Tower, John l'?art, Win. Dovart,
Wit,.Giuy, Robert (iray, It )b rt firidv, llunrv
Dotilvj, Jt hu Ki ltl, Thomas Urui.tj C u sr.ei
Hotiit., Iluiiy Suatler, Wnlnim C ok, Johu
Bd, A iiliniii Wilson, eontiiiniutt nearly tun
thousand acres, we lo.inil aliundauco o ivniieaud
)elltj pli.e, hemlock, oak, maple, and h!rch, of
lire (iia ity ai.d lundy to mdrku, and sitla i e
lowuttood puns. ( uai i i-is in i)unJ incu !l
Hit v IhDd-; it hi- liii sue. c-il. illy
niMit on tho Siow Shoo l.'inls, lin-ni'diacely
s( nth of your , for the pa.-t l-ir year-; has bvn
b nmi of Hipeiior iu tiitv lor steam und ?is pur
(c ' , ami e minnucs rcailj sale. Tneru ure a so
ii(:t ijiiuMlUes of iron ore nad '.-ry, wiiicU
an dally ts;c min mori imp rtai.t ami 'iluablc.
A Iiiif.e poiilon or the U nl (say seven thousand
aens) U of excellent -unility Iu.- fnnin;'
puiint-, l.eltig well watered; the liiUn.-e I.
notiy und not ail.iptc.il lor aricultiirnl pnr
lcs, but abounds in mineral. At ('iiusnir
Comer we found the coal velus cropping out
on the sides of tho mountain ou the Huh
quhanna, and I must say equal to any In tiio
Snow Shoe region. On the Ooodheartaud Youn
tracts is an abundance of the linest hemlock of
pri nt value, plenty of conglomeration the sure
indicHimn oi coai. At the loot or these tracts on
Hutu's Run we found maple, lo usl, anJ icarer
iv f , enormons white pine. This is a splendid
nunerul tract, wi'.h un abundance of Umi'mt on
haiol for uiininrf purpo-.es ; eay access u the I'hilii
Cclphia und Knu Huilroad, tho distance being but
one and a ball' miles, wiilijliiile or no grade. ; the
coal here is all above water level ; tb-iro will also
lie found two vein of iron ore. On tho Welling
ton and Wallis tracts the timber is principally
cbtsnut; on the Shaffer and Brady tracts wa
found a dense forest of splendid hemlck inJi
caiions of tour, if not tivu coal reins, and two of
iron ore, one of tbe Utter above the coai and thd
other t low. In conclusion, I would say that on
a lure quantity of land like tbe Ciintoa Coal
Company s it is dilhcult lo do junks; the uun
tity of timber is far greater than the most accn-
rato iudices could estimate ; tottered as it Is ovor
an immense territory, noonu could possitily make
a calculation as to its value. The tiniW on
Beech Creek is in some places entirely white
pine, iu others runs hemlock mixed; on the Sua.
iioibunoa tributaries almost entirely hemlock of
tho finest quality, worth now at Philadelphia
from y'.'d to i0 per one thousand f. et. There
is aho yellow pine and large quantities of oak,
ail easy of access to market. The farming
laads are woli watered with ne.er failluj
streams, and Ihefaciliues for getting produce, &
to market good. Burn's Kan has an aJmira ilo
locuoni witbabridgs at this point where the
river is only out hundred aud sevgnty-Uy yaidJ
DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA,
wide, yon reach the north bank, and from thence
h i but one mile lo tbe riiiladclphla and Krie
Railroad. The cost of this bridge will not ex
ceed I' 000, and will give the Company a g'Kxl
market for their coal. Indeed, the railroad com
pany will probably use all the real mined (or
some time, and also the refuse timber which csn
be readily rut into cord wood, thns making avail
able that hu h is generally suffered to rot ou the
ground. 1 here Is also another valuable Improve
ment destined to be of immense valne to your Com
pany, viz., tho building of the railroad from the
inotii h of the Sinnemahonlng to K aithntis, the char
ter for w hich has been obtained : this will give tho
lands of the Clinton Coal and Iron Company a
front of nearly eight miles along the Susque
hanna, and ns far up as Birch Islam). No unim
proved mineral bind-, known present greater in
tfneemt nts for Improvement than votira, as there
1 land and coal snd facilities for si'x active raining
companies. I also n itlced growing wild, nn I in
rTst profusion, the "Tlica-tlridh Llnn"orTea
lant, destiued at no very future day to prove of
great Milne.
Onrstincy was commenced on the 6 th of June,
and concluded August 2, lHol.
I am, very respectfully,
August 12, 1861. Saml kl A. Coox.
G8inwri's Kirst Batti.s. The goelette
Srnnn "rVn remained nil night in the situation
where she had reposed tho previous dsy. Two
barques appeared from the Monte Video side,
which Garibaldi persisted In supposing to bo
friendlv, until tbe red fl ig had been displavel.
This circumstance caused him to sot sail, yet "still
he wnitcd for them, liscape was easy, a falsi
confidence blindod him, while the vigilance of
cenius still kept him on the alert. While in
those opposing states of mind, one of the vessels
Beared the god ate. Our Captain ordered the
nrms epon deck, and the men to their quarters.
Only thrre sailors could be seen on board the
ba'qtie. As soon as It approached near enough
the deck wa nt once covered with enemies, who
tired inte the goetctte. Garibaldi resorted to
taclicssntih as an experienced sailor would In such
a case assume ; but the ship did not obey;
the helmsman, I'lorentinn, a gallant Italim,
tell dead from a mn-ket ball. Meantime,
the ship being well manned, fastened Itself to
tho goclctte, in order to board, and the crov
begun to mount. Shot and cutlass disposed of
the intruders swiftly and gallantly, Garibaldi's
sword cl "avlng its desperate way foremost and
truest. lie then seized the helm, by which
Fiorentino lay a corpse. At that moment a bul
let struck him between the ear and the carotid
artery, passing to the back of bis neck. Ho fell
senseless on the deck. The negroes whom he
had liberated, and other sailors with them, hid
in the lower parts of tbe ship, leaving tho comoat
to the Italians alone. Those who most valiantly
fought were Maurice Garibaldi and one Louis
Camiglla, the pilot. The euemy, intimidated by
the loi-s of life among bis crew, and the intrepid
rellancc offered, shoved off.
Thus our hero fought his first battle, won his
first victory, received his first wouud. As at
Aspramonte, bis last conflict, he is chief, and
amongst tbe first to fall; as then, his horolc
conduct won all who could see how nobly he
dared and did.
aiarrlf-sL.
OHKF.K-RKBK'HON.-oa h Inth ln.tant.br Rev.
Tbotiias MurpuT, .Mr. THOMAS OKKKN to Miss CLAC
1)1. St KeuICIIilN, all of fiankfiirj.
rBCK'TKII I'ABBir. On lb ISth Inslaat, bv FrlnaJs'
ceremony, at Cimtlnn H. J., In the preNfnr ot Afsrol
V. C. build, W ILLIAM FKOC'TKK. Jr., of rtillvtalphla.
lo 'ATII.itlM r.vllBV, or CroMwIcks, UunlDgioo
county, K. J.
HO.MFHS-TATM -On th 17th Instant, at Nn. 41
Homi'inM street. Port Rlehmnnd, hj Rpt, (I VV. hrlnriVII,
Mr. AI.KUKI) HO.MKK.S to Mini MA 11 V A. YATtS, both
ol Kss Harbor, N. J.
HVS OVKK RKIrll AItI. On Tiinsclay. Aigmt ISth,
st tlis restnenes ot Uie bride's father at Wllkcbarre. J.
HKNKV HWOYLH and ALBKhllNE, daushtor or Jobs
Hclrhard.
WK. BKB KTTNKKL. On the lftth lnUnt brtheKnr.
Mr Keuny. Mr. JOMKI'H WEUtB to MUs BALLY
KINK. L, both ol rmiadelphla.
WAMrlllBK-l'08KY On the ISth Instant, by Her.
Wm. llarns, Mr. JONATHAN W A. MPS HI Ufc. of llsrks
eountr, la., to Mua KI.1.ABKTU ANN I'O-IKk', of
Chester count, Fa., (Moatsouery Ltdyrr please oopy.J
IMed.
ALRICH. On the Hlh Insunt, SAMtKL ALRICR,
In the 4Mb. year ot his a"S.
Itae relatives and lrlends of tbe fnm'ly. the members of
Kouelouion Council, ho. 0. of tbe I), oft. A. M , and
the Order In seneral. and the memhen of Mount Ver
non lemple of Honor, 10. 1. also his fellow workmen at
th machine sbop, Ac, ol tbe North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, are respectfully tntlled to attend the
tunerai, Iroin his late rcildence. No. M4U llewsou slreet,
below llelsrade, KlRbteenth VVard. late Kensington, on
Hunduy aneruooo, the 31si Invtanu at 3 o'clock.
HILLS).-fn the 17th Inilant, KKA N'CIS P. BILLS,
In theSsth vear of bis aas,
Ifae relHtirea and Irlenils of the family, also the Mount
Vernon, No. 17, A. . ot (1. K., and the wurkrnen of .Morrlt
A 1 inker's lonndry. are resnertiully Invited to atteml .lis
lunersl, from bis late resldeuoe, No. 13.11 8. Klebtb stroet,
on huiiday alternoon, at 1 o'clock. Xo prooeod to Lu
theran Huryinu llround.
C'l.INK Huddrnlr, on the 17th, Mr. VHILIP CUNE
ha the TiA year ot his age.
1 he relatives and Irlends of the deceased are respsct
lolly Invited to attend his funeral, from his late resl
debce, ho. 41 tl. lhhd street, Camden, on Alonday
oiorulnv, at S o'clock. Kunetal to proc A to Oleawooil
l emeieiy, uy way ot aiaraet nireet sorry.
((ION. -On tbe 11th Instant, Mrs. JtACHCL 0 ON,
In the 7ud vesr oi her ase.
1 1 e relsttves and irlends of the fnnilly are resneettullv
Invited to attend the funernl, irom the resldoned of
CiiHrtes Mcllsnb is, Hohuebiiri:, on Hunday, tbe 21st
Instuiit, at II A. M. 'Jo proceod to Krauktord fresby te
risn Hurial (.round.
( BEMT.-Hn Thursday, ISth, after a short lllniu,.
(;koih.K t:. cull. Li, only sun of (iec.re K. ajd Jo
anna 11. Creh , aKed 1ft yeari and i months.
ll,e relatives aud Irlenoi of tlie lsmli are resnectro ty
Invlirdto attend Hie luncral. Irom the resldeuee ol bis
l..(ber, No. I7U N. His toenth street, o.t Moods atleraoon,
2VI, at o'clock, without lurthcr noUoe.
I ARKV. At ouakertown, Bucks county, Pa., on the
momlnv ot thebui Instant, hi. HAMl l.L CAIILY, In
Uie ISth year ol his ase.
'J he relstlves and the friends of tbe family are Invited
to attend Uie luneral. Irom his lata reslJeoce, on the
21st In'tnnt, at o'clock P. M.
CHKW.-Oa the 17th Instant, BENJAMIN CHEW,
sued 10 years.
Ills n. ie Irlends are Invited to attenl his funerat. oa
Monday tromlns neat, at S o'clock, from his late resi
dence. Hermit's Isne, WbiHalilckon. Interment and ser
vices to be at M. Peter's Cburcb, Third and Plus streets.
KHCH -Onthe lsU) Instant, ANNA AwlTanf Mr.
('hsrles Pilch aud young-ast daushtor ol Mr. Joseph
and Ann Pickering.
Her relatives and Irloods are respectfully Invtted to at
tend her luneral, truin her late renldence, no. 91 1 H. Thir
teenth stieet, on Monday, Xld Instant, at J o'olora.
JOHNSON. On tho ISth instmil, ot typhoid lever,
AMSAI., daush.orof Major c . aud Lydla A. Johnson,
aped 4 yean.
We atehed her breathlnas throush long nlvhtsl
And dave ot anxious wim.
As In her bteast the waves of Ills
Kept lioavinK to and int.
Her birth morn came to us so sad
And lull of earthly sorroiv.
Her weary e.eeluls doted she had
Anotber mora than ours.
The rtleUves nnd Irlends ot tlis fSmllv are maM-o.,ii
inv ted to aiteod the tunerul, iru.u her p!;r-uts' residence.
No. 014 Kodiuan street. on Sun4.i aitemoon atfto'olosk.
KIKtiL I'D th "I'th ii.tii.i, Mr. JtSK KlKHL, wUe
ol J tin Klebl, Iu itte ffMh yi ar ol hr aF,-o.
riinersl fri-m l.er la e resilience, No.l III Ch.'sniit street
en S-onaay morning, at 10 o clock. I'r.Hoed to Laurel
HIM
LAPFKKTl.-On the ISth Inst.. JOHN T.AKPRRTT
son ot John aud Rebecca l.srti rcy, In tho I tU rear of his
a.
Tlie relstves and rlends of theiamltrare rcs-evctfully
Invtiedbi attend tho luneral. Irom tho re ideure of his
psn uis, .Heettutf House lauo, ilebuvllle,1'wntr lnurtU
H anl, on MneUy, ilt luilaill, at ) o'clock P. M with
out lunher ni'tlee.
McLAI (illl.iN.-On the 17ih 'n.Uut, Mr. liEOItiiB
ii..nrnii,ni,ifl iu tne jan year ol ttls sue.
11 e n lutlv
uil fr ei ds ol the family. al, Sol.,nton'a
fnlrte, Nu. 114,
A. Y. M. and the omoioyeo, of t o N.iry
lui'l.aie rasiicrtiiilly Invited to atlend tlie runerul f om
ins late res o rce. Mi. isti HHneoek street, events -nth
M iiril, on Huiuln.v aiioruoon 211 Inbuilt, at 1 o'cluck.
sltlieut i.irthei- umIIcc. To proceed to Lstirel litlL
fiLIVr U.-lcstenlav. IlKoKilF MTLr,.y1 ynuniier
, ner Frtvurd anil Helen oilier, ased & years and 6
nicntu.
RM n II. - Ne.ir Jenklul'.wn I'.,i.i, the ISth of Aua
AI.KKI.L, iiilanl nou ot llr. Iluury II, ant Mary li.
Month.
TIIOIIP.-Kllleil by tbe exilosln at ( Itv Poiut, Vs.,
AiuiMt S'll ,1AM K T -IIIKI', tortuerlv ol f'hcrtitt Hill.
DELICIOUS NOTICES.
I'XION M. K. CliriU'tl, FOl'IlTll
"- Street, lus.tr Arch. Kali'iath, Aus'ut SI, It. v.
JAM!.-, I ..A 111,, H. Ii . mil pteseh in u.e m riilmr 1 In',
oe.ie k anil Ifev. J'lHN (M.MiMStl In bs evrwhiir at
Ho'eNek tr
r5ar ci'.NTKAf. v o n on r. oat i o nai.
( hue. h oev. H M. l l.'KLI.AMi will preiel,
ai l iisri. K l I1A1.I. t i-niurrow at lo'J A. .M. and 8 P M
1'eiiile invfiid. it
vp WAUNKR PBF.E INSTITHTK, SKVENTH
J Htrest, above Culutnhla avetiiin. Preaclilnj to
morrow alteruoon at. 4 o'clocs, by tho Rev, W 1LL1AX
LAITA.All are Invited. Hosts tree-
WHYCNK. Rev. fl. A. K. s UANCIH will presch to
morrow uonilog, at 10H. und avcnuis at 7s o'Ciock.
WrP BKV. JAM KS SKILL WILL PREACH I
rt.Wm M. K. Cliure.h. LoMH VIII) street, below
BroeJ .tro't. to morriiw moruhig at lu o'cluck.
K,J UKCOHkl I'MTI'D I'RKUUYTKRIAV
Church (Hev. Dr. Uslee'l, BACK and SlX
I t'.KNTU Ntreebi, will he reopened for uutiil worship tu
luotrow umrnlng at U,H o'clock. ,w
Jfj-p. HVLL HIXTH AND OIUARD AVKNCE.
taViiv. U. A. 1IOKPUAN will prciioh six oonseou
tlva sermons on The Lieath ol Hebrew Worthlen." To.
niiTTow eveuluf, o'clock, No i, Death oUoshua."
Sl.y nil'BOIl OP TIIK. COVENANT, FILBERT
Mtreel, .ibove Meventeenth. idvine eervlee to
morrow isuielavl st 10 H A. St. and S P. M. Ili.h.iD
Kr.VK.t4 will iu. V. preach Iu lbs niorniun sad Kv7
Mr. BKhij In lbs eynln-.
KaT.TT'S PJ1ARIHEB AND PCHLICAN -REV.
A ALEX. CLAKK oil this jiiblocl at llio Church ol
ths New Te.taiunt, KIJSVKM'I'U and W(Sif) sirtmn,
Ma ibath, lo A. M. and 4 P. M. The alternoon collection
lll..A?.i"e.?i!l.if, 1 bsiiibersb int suilorerj. X,
U. bf OCR f ON taking part in tbls service
NOTICE. MARLTOV M. E CHDRCH EX-
SKA SHOUK.-THK YOUNG MEN'S
a--' ChrtNtleii Association will ;lva soother c.vcur
lon rbls season, to til itlc City, nu I CEvllA Y, A iaml
1. 'fICMula SI M. To ha prvcuri.d at tiio Ujoum, No
IS!H ly.nul Blrceri pugu'i, aivtta ami .HU1; Tra-t
Bncl. ty, Sn.VU Chesnut trest; sud t the boat on ths
momiugof the excurnloo Lat boitl leaas V uttsut
wlinrfats o'clock A.M. Throe hmd-eil wuuuiled ..,1
diois. In cbaro ol Ihulr uhaplahu, will a -0'iuipaiy tlie
racurrioa. ansa-itutrii H
m. W A Ij It A V M N,
BU'-tF.SIVl TO W. R. CARRVT,
MAHONIO 1IAL.L.S
Ha. 719 OHIflJTDT Street.
WINDOW HII AIUH,
OUltTAINS,
e
CiWJITO NBTTtf(M.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
(Hle fr the Iehlnta C'oaJ nnd Nntlicit-
tion ('ompsuy,
PlttLUiS.LritlA, Anjut 16,111
H0UtBS of lis
OLD CEBTrriGATM OF LOA.
Who ssbscribed Sir
costerhiok into thr
"iono lOan,"
on leaving them at
THIS OPrtCK.
can have tho New Certificates the
hr.xr dav.
JtUKCTRICIIY,
IXKK AND LIVEl A WORD TO THE Wgn IS
SL'KFlCIKNTt
AU diseased eowdltlona, aodi acute an i ckrente, where
tlieie la vitality enouh left to react, are permanently
cured. by warantee, at No line WALNI T rittrat. Phila
delphia, and In case of a failure hi most obeUnate maladies,
no eharg la made. Electrical Instltatlon, established
about Ave years a by Professor 1IOLLE8. Head the
follow lag :
A class of maladies prevails to a fsarfn! extent In com
munities, dooming lbu,ono youths, of boia sssss. annaally
to an early grave. These dlncsses are very Imperfectly
understood. Their external manifestations or symptoms
are nervous debility, reavistlon, and great exkausiion,
maraamas,orsrttng and consumption of the Ussaas of
the whole body, shortness of breathing, or too hurrlcA
breathing on aseendlng a hill or fllKht of stairs, palpitation
of tbe heart, asthma, bronchitis, and a dry, sore throat,
trembling and shastng of the arms and lower llmbi,
aversion to society, business, and to studv : sometimes
dimness of the tyeslxht. 1"4 of memory, dlsslness of
the bead, reuraisla pais In various parts of the
body, pains In tb back and lower limbs, lumbsito, ays
pepils, constipation of the bowels, deranged secretions of
tbe kidneys, and msny other giaods of the body, pro
dudrg vlrnlont diseases Inbotb males and fimsles; like
wise t'pllepity. bystoria, and dlriercnt forms of nervous
spasms. fcow.Uien, oinoty-nlac cases out of every hun
dred of all the above-named diseases, and a host of others
not named, as consusopUou of theliuige.orof the spinal
nerv es, have their orb la In the pelvic viscera, hence the
want of success by any of tbe old medical systems of
practice.
M8EA8E8 OP I'EM Kl.t..
Prolapsus Vtet, Leucoirhosa, Ameoorrl.ops, and Dys
sneuorrbeea. All Uie above diseases sn other Ularlns
complaints have their origin in a l"Si ol Uie vital power of
Uie body, brotiiiht on by Inlunes, escssses, s dentary
bahlts, personsl abuses, abortions, and Uie nse of poa'arful
soedielnes. Bomo of Uie peculiar symptoms are dragging
pains Uuottsa the hip and back, weakness of tbe Uejtw,
aad extreme languor and debility throughout tho entire
syntem. Tbe effects produced from these troublesome
maladies are almost mulUtudlnous. Cotisumpiloa, Ds
pepbia, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Dcafnesis, Blindness, Flu,
and Insanity, and even ldiiy, are aot nnooamoa.
&o eflecltial or reliable remedy has ever been found for
these tUsTtiilns complaints till our late discovery In the use
of Electrlclt in strict accorJm ce w llh 'he positive and
neiiaiive polarisation of the I lerlne Orsaua. We never
faued In ouring all of tlie above discaies, except la case of
orssn e dersngement, or severe Icjurlss of U.e parts.
Mrs fulton, alady of irrtat expe'lsace and solilty, will
have entire clisrge of treating In the ladles' departmoot.
OonsullaUon free.
Prof. IlOI.LFS A Br. BROWN",
eu.'M' Ha. irni W aLNL T 8t:eot, Philadelphia.
J ILIilE'H
C1IILLE1) IKON 8AFi3
8TIT.L FKELINO rOB THE KNEMT,
Who is like
"PAT 8 U!A, WHEN VOU PUT YOOR riSOKH OS
HIM HE AIM r THAU!"
To bavid lsu. of ths firm of Evans A Wauoa :
Six: Ion publicly as,ertd In a lale nowapapar article,
that eu wnulil tlrlu any LloLIE'a HAr'K lt..w in use In
the city oi Phliadoiphla lit two boors, Incimtltu; the
ftattwattlie BiDk of Mortheru Liberies, c. We hare
lalrl) met you on your own ground and gave you tare
hours b Dtead of two hours (the tlma oa ake l),wltlio'it
reeptsov. Hot you say In a .till lator article, ou will
pled-e SIKO agulnsi SlulO thitl y u will SnU and
open sime otuerof i.ll.l.ls'r; HAvKa tu turee hours.
Now. a. you havo tot conlldeuce l put s vans A fal
cons Meresuti e Ssfe a auut I.U'le's as a rlre Proof,
nor Evans A Wetaoirs best Bans Mate aaalatt Lube's
as a Burglar I roof, and as you have uot einndajui in
iimr at'iiity to open one ot LIUI- s msiom at the Bank of
lortliern Liberties In ihrve I ours, hut e'lll asisert liat u
tan Open oilier ot Lillie's Sulci inthoe hours, and nib
So pled.e tltse SkSln-t luo thai ou win tbus
open l.ills'y eafe at Ilia l'lrnt iisUenai Baak, Che.
ter, iho lrst hsuonai Bsnk a' Wuham.port, and
oilier; new, tha' your vonttrr'ttl latent In drilling 'jh lled
lnn Mhah nt be fild In a hiohol" or "walrd ou deeert
air," we ptopnte In arrange witb eltcer of the above Rsuks
fs.yno an elect) to allow you to jperate uooUtelrhafs.
The icls wlnw ti. be the terms a d colul lion. :
7hete,i,,: Ksoti psrt sh,l put In o tlis hand, of the
eaehler $111011. Tl e cushler to put Uie money la the s Us
and lo, k It en bin con. b. nation. You are looparaie on the
xale pm isely as proposed In our challenife to the clorn
Exeesn,e Hen, iti nil respects, if you set p"t.ee
rioti nt ti.e money iti tlirec hnlirs h Is to be ynuei,
II . ot the nii'tiov is to he ours, and you are. In cae ot tall
ore to tisy the dsmsKedi.ne t" the ase; and you are to he
allowed ttvntf ti.e best etwcl drilly you cau procure to
ope, toe with.
Ths Cffiiho.jn. Vou shall flrnt arrange with 1hs4eetiUt
Natieriai Bank. PbliaitelpUis, lo torniali .lielr .ate l, us to
opirste upon, shi.uul yon succeou In open Lillie , aud
e-ch pHri I pa.dt;c iis(i as shuve, und If we do not open
tl i ir ssie, tnsile b Ltat'i A wt!on at a nit of Stssi, la
two i'outi, wilp'itit pi'Wtlitr. and a Ith no uiore noie t'ttn
you mske to (i c LlllieS, 11 u dioiiov Ui be ultra, sod the
dnin;e to the nafe in be niado good by us. If wedosuo
cced, tie money to he ours
As yon tie- line to plsee Pvacs Wsts m's best Bsnk
Nsfe eiHtiintf S1H4I, tu niiint l.tilie s. eostlnu SsM), ou eq .ai
ternib as a Hurulsr prol wa now oiler you oue-hslf
tin ro tiD'e tlisn u o :ieh (Mlmnld you sure -ed at ail.
hhsll e yu' r aceplsni-ei
i kwis mi. nr. a s3(
M.C. Htlll Kit, Atf
Nu '.! SoulU 8Kl K Situ Street.
tl'lnes aud I.lijuora for nrUlolna.1 pnr-
poi-ei.
The purest o'S
Port.
Sherry, aad
Madeira WUws,
Alio, fine old Brandies, .
for medlslaal purpotei.
Cobs hintry on hand, by
L-avis a mililDi.
Arch ad Taoth uresis.
F. u. Whitman at v.,
Mi;nniScturers ofNsw aad SeUdcni Confix Uo HI, AlutCDl
Pole, Chocolate Caramels, Creams La Mode Ae
Paris, exuulaitely flavored.
, .Roasted Jordan Almonds, Ac., Ae.
o. Uli Cheuint sb-sst.hslow Fonrth.
tstfal A Co.'a FlaUMMt.
IrXLCA A C0.-8
MASO M
A
HAMLIN'S
PLUBOA
CABINET
MICH A CD.
0UOAJI8
PtAlfOI.
J. E. C.O1TL0.
BcvcbiA sail Chesaul toasts.
rAU CXAIMS, HOUNTIE8, PKN8I0NS,
TT PAY, snd all ibsiriptlon of claims acalnit tlie
f 'nltid state tjvotunient uiljusted anUoollocled. PIUJC
MoNEV We havs A full list of pii now paabl,aud
the inuutj csn be eulle:iod al once. Apply or write to
oi.OIO.K CltAI.C. A IIIKirilCK,
Aruiy sod Nuvv t.'laun Intuits,
sul? lm o.4i WALNUT SUecl,
I.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,
MILITARY NOTICES.
jTWELrrn waed bouaty tund.
k-s-ripl'of Mi Df-oitTr Fimtl enn Ih pW1 U t
n rmi". r rf lli1 l r-lnrl C'mmilti-s, or K , If
hN IKN, DnitviriAt. . w. cTnor ol f mflti nnil ...!'
trr4m. am tn Is It. F.N'.M.. in-trrr. who with
(VmmlM'-T will br t MA.K tl NM I VCKI'M ItO MH,
bishtaw tifrsM, ntM'i r"on rt h , v-ry r vni a rir lrecjnit
C'ioinltlt rttictiJ t ffitsiirf ,
o li'ncltpsl 4t.iv (iirt-n in' n nff tulfT'l lo flU our
riMMn. J.ftf -i rl l"fi rpin(1 In 'h mil. to V9
Id ( l'ol I'l'lotii w pn'ciiltrlv ap.M'fii K'ry nn' In
(ui W nt fl emit t' f (oiiiftiunt: fiiml II ot.o ulii,t tj
(ltWl Civf lnl H )OI 1,.H. t),t HTAf Cftn b
avti.-l. Itf-ninlssr. I tie tlmi' i'mrt
IM-i M. i,M r, 1'raldnt.
I, B KV(li;i,?., Vrvft-unr
Two -a. II. C"M u., H'wfmry. ui' ?i
fl
EXTBA BOUKTI TO V0LUHTEEB3.
AT THE
MASH MKKTINll
or
CITIZENS OP nrTEEKTH WARD,
Hi: I.J ON LAST MONDAY FVKNivri,
It ii tinaninto- ny
Bo-nlt-rd, Thfit th Kiorutlv f sfrom4t() bo fttil.mri.-vd
It. p TWI.Mf -rivr. I KM. LA IES 'vrr ,,.., onliit
lit In llit t'riti a 8ttri my Nfty or Marine Or,, t
Mil ( I4M 01 If" A Wfttd.
In iwTiriUnct? tltcn-wt'Ji n Wurd lionntror will b
lidt t vi r tsurh rifrult, dul orlttud niid crditI, hf
1H .( M KKt'l-r, at l'rov(Mt Mur-hal a Oni-fj Jirnftd
. t hpilnfi (.iMlin fclrnotJi.
H. P. M. EIRKENBINE,
i If It (.'liftirraiui Kucriitlvf.' ( oamittM.
s
UNION LEAGUE
1
PHILADELPHIA.
fa view of tti9 mil of tfi PreflMnni fn- A liitndr4
UJsr.A1 ndr. wt pr-'porss? (v rlM ft
II E G I M N T
TWELVE MONTII.H.
00L0HEX HORATIO a. 6I0EEL
(Istt of the Penuflylvania Reserves,)
flu cenwuhd lo take tl coinmand.
An onlMra dcauins t take pai In this ortanlaatlon are
twiutetcd lo call oa
COL HOEATIO 0. SIOKEL,
auC-tf Ko Ittllft WALI.AOB STKKET.
U IlKAIiQV ARTKUS l'HOVOST M VR-
II thai. II -t lilnricl. I n . No. VI j H. TlflUll Street,
III I'hlladelphla. Anyinl 11. IHA.
ia To liikor prompt rrpih-i, to sll quoittlon on nrdlnsry
sublett- conr.t-cied whh ths Knrolnicnt. iirs't. Kxi-mp-tlen
I Isldii Issto Draft, Crrilt's a-ol Acckimiis or moa
furnished, i Itis' lt arc rsiMe.tril l-i make api,lio lion 'o
the I'rovost Mar.hai of the CunKresslonal Illstrict for such
Innirmstion, and not to tha Provost Marstial-ftauud! at
Washlnson.
ty order Of the Trovoit Marnhel-G-n rsl.
U ll. I MM K LK.II VI AX,
Slll2-tf Captain snd I'rovost Msrshsl.
S CITIZENS' VOLUNTKER SUBSTITUTE
Con.ml'lce. AuitUht t, 1SK4.
Thl office I. KKMDVKIl tn the southeast earner of
HI XI II and WALNUT Hlr.oU.
auis-u J. U. KOSKNOARTKN , Treasurer.
1
H I X T II
UNION LEAGUE REGIMENT.
IS riF.W Or TBE fhBSlUEST 8 CkLX.
FTVE HUNDBED TH0U8AUD MEN,
Ttift MUlUrj Cvmnaitt-) of Iho Vnloa Lmuo Lve oiado
ArTftnieaK-iKa with
COLONEL nORATIO O. SIOKEL,
latr or vns
Third Pennsylvania llssorve
aril as lilt other elnoers of that Veteran Corps, to meruit a
kefcloicnl for on. year's service, under ths auspices of the
Leaa us.
We lovlic offlwrs desirous of takltur commissions In It
lo make appUcailvn to I'alooel BlUKEb, at his head iner
tia e, at
NATIONAL OlTAltDH' HALL,
(BAl E 8TRBRT, BELOW KlXlll )
It a III be oar effort to make tbls orxanlatlia In all
n-tperia a worthy succetsor "f tt,e Pennsylvania Keserve
AesUnaoU.
THE BOUATIS WILL BE AS rOI.LO W8 :
C'ltyltouoty f41n
Cnttcd states bounty 100
i'sy &h 004 your M
Msklns a cask total aC (f.tr one year) tost
fr si.li s clotblnc snd .uhslsteace furmahctl by the Balled
Mates ttvemmetit.
iVcciults will be mustered as soon as recotvetl, and seat
to csntp singly or In situatls.
Citizens liable to draft, and desicous either of veluiiseer
hili or of procuring substitutes, w Id And In this Regimaal
r.eiy ladurement to enter the service.
Aleuilicrs of the League ftiraisbhtf eohstltiitas are
otHxiell reittickU'd tn cnd Hum lo this Keulmonl.
Tho attuitlou of Ward Committees Is particularly casa4
tc tills unraulsaUon.
J,
K. FRY, Chairman,
(ieoe a Trott,
Ciiaite tnioln,
lteor c. Loa,
Jama U. true,
,loph IT. Tobias,
N. H. lirowno,
ChsrleN.4inl'h,
Er.-a Kycr, M. !.,
Wat. '1 lliU.uau,
J ft Kell,
C. J. tlacouen. auS-lst
B al.rrlton,
.1 . Y d), ar Thniaua .
Ellcrslio Walla. i , M. !.,
Ihhiv- I,. ('iHhoni,
lli,rcr lilcni-y. Jr.,
atotlcn Mi at ci'ao',
J. I. Clurk II -ro,
ij-nrvi H Croaman,
Wrn.D
timrsc Whitney,
Andrea' Vi hevlor,
ll BOUNTY FOR MARINES. WANTED
A for the I'nitcd Htates llslne liorps, a'tht-b'idled man
filtn oar for iu tho dnuas) ol a soldlai at our Navy I'eiMa,
is, and oa hoard I'liitMl SHaies sklpi-ol-war oa forava
stations.
Jiettsr oompeanstloii titan the enny.
HlllkE LtjSlliKI UOI.1.AKI4 OOVITSWMHVT
EOlkir; also, ALL TU LVv'AL B'JU.N litis paid
ssoo snilstiueiu.
vtajtuiM roi-eive Prize Money.
War sll furtlKir tuloruiaUoo spply al IU KccrnlUat
BeiiAesvotis,
ho. 911 8. FBOKT Street, b'-kiw fti.ruce Dtrest,
eetasva UielMUl of aod 3 clock.
O. fl. M OAWI.KY,
sssS-t Miuor aisl Iloriuunf omaf.
pUBLODQHS PU1L0UQHS.
OnVen sod soldiers vUittns ths cHy on forleesbi, seeolsf
HWOJIUH,
UtS OTMU
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,
Ass ia-vrres so ths sxnstarvi
MA1TV7ACTCIIINO UTABUBIfAIXaTf
Of
OHOItOn W. HIMONH A XSIfcOs
AN SO 11 6TREBT BALL,
BANSOal Street, aoore Wat.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Hade to rder at the shortest notloe, wbtoa for rtahness aad
mastnlfsnantsi ohaUetum eompatiUoa, ae ether boose la tae
eoantry eombialBS the MAMUrACTUHINU MWKUCM
WI1U TlLt: PRACTICAL SWOaO MaJtKB. lad
CCEAI CKTHAL CL0IU1NQ UQVSE,
1861.
VO
OIIAUMIKU llOOKH
NOW READY. .
I.
THE PRIDE OF LIFE!
JANK, J,A1V Hf'OTT,
Hai giiiet-ln-lsw .f Sir Waller 'co:'. ant auihnr it "Tlie
l!tn r-ok -o HuKfisiui."
PEIOE $150 IN PaPR; $2 IH OLOTH.
tik. rt mr i-r i.nr a n..m. m iam.im.,
f i r We tt- m t- th.- in- p it. t n h cur it I a
-i im f t ! 'tu, ! n- r 1 nf f
tl -trt i- n t"i) a "1 lntll in I. -in n, r mr,
1 til I'l. mcM rl .1 ntfil Mt.it fir i i t i i nrn m
flsMIM'l Uimh. Thr ttrt U fin. i I t '., 1'r i.f
nt It Br')ii u i'pt,tt in li nt h r ill ti-g in
lb ffi .riifT I' t lit ftll i.t'M nit',i ih-' Ui.'ff p'falHTl. Id tif
lAi.Vh ii tHruua -tnf innrt i ,)" i L iii tlit Mt'ir
l-.ri(- of I Usi 1 Hf.ct
II.
I" MHTATIONH
FASHIONABLE LIFE,
II V
C'ATITAKINE .SINCLAIR,
Al'hn' of "Hcaflce," yn-ern A .mpil.lmif n', Etc.
FEICE $i'50 IS TAPiiEi $2 IN CLOrfl.
The Kitl; )r t.f "io:rtr ' h ill ?-.; fd ir rtiinl nMlttr
Ir tl t.i w itK il l. ittii oi ttiiir. turc rrtm !' tml
Mil) tiiftKrt'ei apt fti iiTiri m hn . itiirvftitl ilif tiir-nrj
feKi ym r In-1 il. I- t in not ftsjl tu ir vi Hi ntftr tiiji -n
mc'tty i d e roxluMy icrnnian-i.a n to mien i mr
r' (.f'- 't. nt i ft r nll nVi d j ok Tic mii r or h r
h i'M H rUht urd h-tt 4iiirit)M ti e 3 ; in I rl ti. e of
th 'of ,ih p I'lrl'TU. B'mI IihiiI s-isisii th .1 ivn
tl Ahniit4 w un1ia niiiNt tiis'ik 1 r for. l-
n r- b'st'li inw unci H.4(i tHH.k.stnt onr wbidi )hll
Itfcyf iu aitiLMturi' ioa iln- iim,uf ubh-l
ps-x-ki- font fr tfiot( oa ivcHot of ntnli ri(,
J" f, tlh rOci'ti
T, B PLTIE60N 4 BROTHERS,
300 CliSSKlVT BrlKITT, rhllsdelpl l. Ta ,
Atit' tl'i y vlll rvi s vc pri.mpl stienlion.
ht.d tor I elshMiic ana l'aiiva,s,' I'lrculnr. It
rj'Ili: ritll.ADI l'lIIA
SUK DAY-SCHOOL BOOK STORE
or
J. t rAUKldtlKS A- CO.,
No. 148 S. FOURTH STKKET.
A ajiLMEs F THK C'tTvHK.Rl.stli. With an In
trouciloi, l Ioh, h. IJart 1.1.. li. 7,cn's.
1ti in h r I'l rutln exam- Ie rf Mi- d Holmes, 4 . , this
ts ti.'ul so:-J'tr.,t the c o-, nmi , -litijt-r ol b. c lunfy,
yUJ Oiake tola b.ik a wrlcviue vohitne Iu every trie
fat-H i n In me.
A VKAU 1 THK IN'tANl SCHOOL. V Miss Mary
I's v t tli SI.
Tl Is c-rtsinly H:c moat adrailrstoe lest-ho'ic for an
Intdiii-clSKii t. a'hcr that hs. ever iK-et ni.l4liej- it :s
tr,iirel e ani.cllcsL and iindcti' nuns tonal.
liAOS o (,oi.a. ll)i I . O K iucea's.
I it HT AMI HIlAliK. Sl-M
An cct ilent boos lor tut- to r aivanccd claaacs of tlie
SaMi.tti htl ool
KAl.RF.LVACC'I KK1. A.I..O. K. IVcenls.
AM'Y IIAI.L, Inr Mih.ius hc.toi.AK IH tiis Aawr.
1 IV.
A nrtv llsll v, a-siriilcn for Ilis '-Ktindav choi.l Ttnias."
It Is Iron. t'C put, d pen of M l Ke ly. and ehcitcd uiurh
liit.ra.t vlillclt v-ai, niakinit !ti yi-ekly apnearaui.e In
serial io-Di.
JKKUY AMI IliS t'KIKMiS. Tn rents. An excellent
hi i k 0' en) s
rniitiiK"Hi A Fkvi.m. t.i jKKtr. 85 cents.
WINNIK MSIONK. 4- cents.
KAHIIKNT'STKM-KltAN KTALKH; In ill volumes ;
W' ci na t'cr volume Tne pi nt ira of the I'cti. ptiranoo
hcii'irn tieid t of iril'cr rei'Miomeiidailon to notice.
T elioloi thelstcH Suhnath School nooks etnstsntly
on I ana. au.v-atut
TV I AfiKK'8 KNVELdPK MANUFACTOIlY
111 s Al KKh PAPKK l-TOIlli. ho. Ulli (.'lit J.VIT
hirn't.
etsytr has Mil! onso" K'vetr.pi'i on hand
II ai-ri tcatt-a KiMelopi a ol ant s'sc to oriler.
s'nift las M. I. ton of Ki.atns of Note, Letter, and Cap
I'rtt i r tin t snu
Miicc sui tilles f.'lty ana ''out'try Hto'ekeepers at fair
prlcts.
MaK''e nisni'f.cturfs manv new s'yles of Fnvptop,.
st 0 .ser, H hi'ltaale alio btsli, at ho BIS 1'llr.sSIcr
SlIMt.
MAOI E. Ko. :illi I'JS.VIT STRPKT,
MAl KK, Nn. lilts ( lie, XI " SIKKs:r,
aiiii r., h : k tnrsNi'T r k.kt,
ni" A lAhl.ta Hi rtLk' Of LEAl ft.lCI'.Sl OS
LAM'. auiti-Jt
AiUf. JOMOPH HI ! IY DKSIUKS TO IN
(on hft . iit?a th'it slit-1 it-r tnovHl lr,m ffo. ti7
lllt-Mt MiKrt lo h M .1, HII Ufll B rw)U
I 1IAKK t HVrTV'N NKW BLANK ROOKS
ai r Mist ODOt l-'orit.H Hireet. Opened
To l'n j.
pEM'INK AP.NOI.iTS W II ITI NO FLUID
K slid Cop; Ipi: li k. Oir ct tent miiiiiii t
CIIAKK A IKSTY'S
New lllank bunk amlh-a I ncrv Htnra,
t,.'."ll 101 lira Stroet.
ON THE HLOCKADK-HUNNER " PRIN
ci i-a Alct,' was rst'.tiri d n Involi-e tif thn World's
Fs.'r YiUe I sp l ai tr, a por leu or v. h ch is for -a e at
I'HASK MI KI V H
KrVf B nlu, llntk and Ntal l.srv Store,
ho. tt . roUKTII Street.
1)I.ANK BOOKS OP EVERY DESORIP
1 tlon on I aLd, or tnaue to ord-r. st a am ill adva'ioe
on old prices, al (i.ahk 4 HUtri'S
hew Itlark liook ans sta-io iery -itn,
rlo.VJ fU JHTH Street.
ANY OP THE OLD VARIETIESOP
Letter, Cap. and Note Puper much suoerlor to
these ol lalct maiiulacturr.onn ho i an at
i'ii hk a lltrirrv,
Vew Uiank liook and 8'a'hnM S-O'o.
ho- JJH KUUKTU Street.
"sOLL PENS AND PENC ILS TO SUIT aLI,
. pre ereacca, and a arrant d 'or una yrar, eaa he
taU at I IIKK A HIIKI'Y'H
New Klaot llix.k and tatt n rv St ire,
Ho Wrt. KOUHTH Hrest.
PER CENT CAN BE SAVED BY PL' H
avvy ohaalug uur Hiauoi.cr at
ciitsK A imrTvs
K.-vr Hlauk Hook and stituioi rv sin e,
aiiltvitn No. l. Kuuuril sireet.
G O G G fl Q
ItE A I. E ST T E.
It E Ala K8TA T E.
It r. Ala 10 ST A T E.
$5,000,000 WOETH TOE BALE.
SS.OCO.OOO WOETH FOE SALE,
$5,000,000 WOETH FOE SALE.
X0 frJtSOS Bin in.I. TAlf. Tt C'ALf. Ot HK FIB4T
IF IHr.V AlU? Ii Ill.'KsT OK AST
LKBt ltllTIO.N or
OITV l'UOl' F, H T Y.
H.FflANT SlIIF.-VAKIl DWF.LLISfO, No !10 Frank
I'n st eot : lot tfi U 111: tv,ity ruooiK ; price Sl,1.
McATllk.-AI,l I) kl.l.lN'',vast side of rrauk
lit. airirt. ro t.i of fi'plar; prici- Sl'.tU).
ht AT liWKIJ.lNU. l o. '.'-'. I rmiklia street; lot IS fast
(Incheahi I'.'Slii-t tiiep; piicet'rui.
Khsl HIliK YAKil 1111. 1 INU.raatsido of Krsuklln
B'r.e .shots Fopl ir; 1, Vti Dv PI; prlca $i4..oS.
NKAT liWf.1.1 IKi , No U.J .N. rttvouih street; price
S.VAMI.
WKlL-ni'Il.TUWELLISO.No. 4.iJ N. Fourth streot;
prlre MS0.
KKAr. HI IDIBLY LO- kTKD DWKI.I.lH'1. No. 449 W.
Hpvtuihatioeti lotUice.S luchos by Di) leet deep ; pr.ee
SI'4SI
MAOVIFIfF.MT lARflE DWKLUHfl.4, oa Spruce
slieei; OWiss D-ich; p,scsilon given.
KKAr DWH.I.ISit, en t'l.esnul street, cast of Six
teenth: k t'.O by r.'j: pr e flLo-sl.
It" ".ls nearly TWO i Hlol SANn OTUKR PliOl'El,
Tim Uisti il in all portions ol Uiceity.
furtli-a wiahit s t.i -iiiic'ia-e shiuld call al once, as pro
irriy Is acvsiKii g cey day.
GE0E6E 0. 1HLLEE,
rilACTlCAL KKAL ESTATE 0 'EHATOn,
No. 14 N. BIXTH HTREET.
M'AOO A BROTHER, CORNER OP TENTH
1 and FINK.-oFKN, HAKOAINS FBOM AUCTION.
Slate and Mark Ins-rain oottou Huiekinss, ,'ioc.
hl.nil, bltucliod, and I town colUiu Muickm,., IU, 71,
sod SI.
Lead cnlorad llle thread Gloves, (Ilk tops, tn to Vic,
Items' lltfriiu rilovi'S, kid iuisd. for driyhis.otitg Ik,
flents' uithlschMd S Hose, atout tine.
y:uibroioerd liaen st Is. Collar and 41eeves, li.
F.nibroldered linun t'ollars. only 'i.'c.
LaUles' coriU'd borO'-r. hcmoied linen HilkfS., 9V.
KtisUi-h hand- made edses. lie Sin wide, to Tie.
adles' buokskin ssmitiet moves, Sl-'S) toSi.
Cambric aod Hwlas Kisss aad iBaoriiuis, cheap,
riarritn Vails, satin hirt'era. Wjo
llrvnsdlne V,-l s, beat !ia!lty, satin borders, 80c.
I'antbric Hutttliiff. oolorcd'cdije, S yard p'eies, Joe.
Vary wide and heavy black hunjiet HlhOou, loo.
4 Organoy l.awna, lUL-diuui llsiit, Jo.
a .ri,-i.i, dark I'rhna. .t7ki;.
Huluinral bkirts, HkIiI and dark , f 1 V) to 4 50.
Suiumur l.reas Uooda.cloaliis out oneap.
It
IJIE JaARGfiST AND BESt
AMUSEMENTS.
MtOVHt'S NEW
CM ESN IT STREET
tut.
IS-AUlK.
TOla Z. PNINtl.
Ill Sfsiif rotrsn'lr, tnnairal, er"a'UIRr drama,
AI.AHIHN, lilt 1 HI'. WONl.KKt I'l. I.AStP.
Prirtiteo. alar tl,r m,ntria' active prrparsib, SB a
a a- i.t tn prua-ilrntr-.t niavi-Tlc' nra raplete with aroaaar
li'MlatiMi. tTiStio' a ftiaaiatvaj.i tonr-av , r.oit msrehea.
superb toattn,a ana prnteat.ev brauuio! sine-, aati
r.rtirtisi s. Ir'ISU
Ps.fT- PU OAPH MA.Y.
1HH STAI'M II ANf COMMflfUrtdS STEASfKB
MANHATTAN."
CAPTAIN K. A. R Y T II E R,
Of thr I at Ma l ine, la n. ml.'r, hr rrsnlar Irlpe I-
A I . M. leaXna A Kl II Sinet Wharf, every Taeadar
" hiiracav. ar it Satunla' at Innti CKk ; rrlemlnn WIS
leave t' l i every Vtorutav rtpilne.dsy and FrldS)
at half nt aim. t n rim k. toiiuliii at Ni w ( sails oltaj
am n ttitnniK. tare S.'ifi; rsrniue h're Inrfudad
( hlhlrrn I all t'.rlcoi ta-rlai- IiIit fmlodrd. Servant,
SI M'; r rtlace h'rr etrs. I rclaht al lew rales N
lKht receded ans' K o chrk. aid In ail cases taussk-
prtrsid.
i: '' -tf josK.i'ti a. st' wart, Asrnt.
AUCTION SALES.
ACKEYH Al'C'TION ROOMS, No. 82f
aiAnn.i e'net.
INAMtl.l.l li A M TiMtll IIO I IOW. WAtlJ
1 r k. sa a. I 11 d a.- . I r- u a.- A,
At P f'YVrfr . t n Hivi.(, oi r-vsj itusi MMii.d rv.(' nn
I-rt-wi r ii ic hf it iiiim n ' e i- ', c-t t mlr
i .b-i. -ni k ; r.i atil h trlv ti , I Mat
Pii H . MP) O hid O (if HTlwiM ,
CTA 1IN(J J. 1TiN MA HI K, Ar
At I n c ts. , H aD'I nu l'rf, IWm.il I'nuinc Moh!ii
Hf.iiiiir hJ-iii., (.;r:nii'ii c, wmx Tp-, Htixki
Fit. I.AKOK fcAI.K
Wit OI'VK fTS AMil'A K.K KOrK f BY AMI'
(MMillK, I I. AT VI i ( A 1U1, ! OUN4, A.ll
Ol K, Tl M H m;, HiaM" 1 M N KY, c
Al I'S f.flufc. A hlu 'At iMiltf ni ' ' I . W to, Rtr
f'w ham aid 1 lifw v ure ; a vr i'T;rif Wmi;
lb ark,nrt''1 1 iniiti'( r. : - i n;.cti ft, Land '. al h
Cl.lni.of.; ollirr Vmu d Catir-, Kcrki, and Npm
Jfintnd altr; ion ntt iiiw, n a .) (p.
Im iiei hffm' artolo, wlili h III tw nl1 In lots uitkM
tr cdj ai4 couiilr ratll ato f nprt antl dtfticra.
J -. M AIlHll A U'H
135 Bales and 216 Bags Cotton, &c
SAMUEL 0. COOK. Auo ioneer.
hvvlrli.eef a Writ of Sale. by the llm. JOHU fair
WAi.AliElt, Jtidse of the Malrlct Co t of the Ualtr1!
states. In and for h Raatem D snloi of Fennaylrama,
Ad Ira ly, tome dfecied, will be so'd at pti alio sala t
the hlyheat ar.d heat btdoer. for ( sth, al
lo. l.ia r. I'llONT Htreet,
IIBlAlW BAOf,,
On MONDAY MORNIN , August 22, 1884,
AT 11 O'CLOCK.
Itolt-snnrl UM IlsgsCottoii 1
r jsitteia rajtiniM j 1.1 r I ass fl tine
3 llox.-aj 1 otil-o, 1 Impc 111 e-lJ
a -lla-. .
' I
On trsnaport "C. 8. tirjve." steamer "Ida," aleuV
llcp ' and "Sarah Mar.t ."
( ATAI.Lt.I'LS NOW lit, nr.
WILLTAM MILLWAED,
l . a. WAB.1IUL, E. 1. FESaTA.
auW-M
WAIl5
4TEN VOLUNTEERS WANTED IMMB
diatilv fir 'iirtic leara.
SK'l aah d .van. and
i.ll (Invert oienl Itminty.
Voiunti-era to hat e Ibe colca of serrlee.
siro aim.,.
Fle Suhatluilcs watitcit. lor vh"ch tho hiche.t price w
ec paa. v.. i. it.xrKNS.
Ko.lldS a -VBN1H street.
sulP ,' f itoom ho. IU, id Boas
SUBSTITUTE WANTE
All Aliltfl,
( alifrotnBlo lMA.M.
Dr. W. II. mTDM.Mfl.
aulH 8t - ho. is; n. riKi'H Htieet,
rr K A M 8 T E U 8 WANTED
x
C'BIKr (jUAU'lKttMASTKR'S OPVIOR.
Osill OS WasuisOTOST.
WthlllKUHiS, l C, S.UKKS IS ISS4.
WsntcA. st crce PIVK H'NliltP.I ,) to otl
lilt. I SvNIi (ll.Hi) TPnMBTEhA Mull cai.ati s of drlr
It, suit an i li-lite, and ma. alt , sl mu'e teaius.
lohtHhwho are ctiifict.'nt to ponorm toeduty, IA.
psv ir luiinih villi be tiurty-.lv. r-A) dnhai.. with aa
r k- p- day, and hopl ai ,-rlvl. (., Uicludlux Uie kea
n eo es site ance tvlu-n ah .
M. n esierit iicid a Wa.. a Masters wtli reoelve sncf
p.-ali'ni. neon utuigiui to th point twunty fire (io
flood 'I ratiia e.fc.
A.pto aptnln ('B4S.II TOMOKfNU. A Q. M .0
B A wrnerolTV- Uil nt bilL'C'auaiiu UStreeta. wash
iLtftttQ,l. C.
it n. ni.cKRA
II Trailer General and Chiei uiiartennaatar,
anlS 51 1 liesot ei Waihlnatoa.
H AND OTHER SUMS TO
1 1 f f, l.oa ion klortitaire of city property, at K, t
per cei.t. tor a tvttn ot yi a a,
CUAULKrt lilfO vl.-i. Cnnvoyanorr.
sulT Hi No. :iti8.SEVKM'U si reet.
Ck HOUSE WANTED IN OERMANTOWh
a CtieMiut Hill. To root f..r a year, or to punyiaw
Auilieaa, with location and prloe, boa Til, Post OMoe
PtnJam Iplua, aals-tt'
Qtl Y I'OIINT, Vsa.,
Oystct; Iisitrr or Rvi slas, I s
Artuiks Oi-naATfao akoaitwi Uiohuoh. (
WANTED,
I
300 Tcnnislcrs,
fM IVlieelvsrlKUta,
641 Ulivolta-mlt list, nnd
Ml. CurrUuo Trimmers.
Who wl i receive the h'e-lisrt ra'ee of Cwreraaiaat pay
rations, and medical attendance
Trail vportatioD funtiahed ay applyloc at
No. 9)1 PENNSYLVANIA AVETNUa
WAhHiKlTOir, D. C.
E. J. STRANG,
Cap alu, A 0J. kf . ,
JAMES M. KELLY, j
sulr-lm Uaartertt e.tei-s Aceai.
FOft SALE AND TO LET.
ff FOR SALE A 1'ttOPERTY. COV 4
ti'alt lns:! acres of nrouurt, lorateA la the rhtlaS
ftaid.letxeen t, raj's r'o.ry BriCK.i and l ulled Sua.
Anei al, ba n u a font of aoont Imic hat up n the folia
(lelplila, v llniuili'ii soil t'altiiiiore. and Gra 's rtri
l'lta-cimer ltailn!. evu-ndliiK back to lnv.'.ater mart
up n the HehuiUli ritor, w th a river fr nit of se vera
hundred ttol. Theru an-three Ice Houses upon trepro
peri,s d t pnrCoii of Urn upland Is now uaeii -or aan.ial
tiirru putpos a. Thrre can be no boiler location la US.
I'll Sir public worka or private re.ldencos.
or further lDiurtuailua, apply to
Vm. ii KKirm.ira,
No. 4Ui I HAMKLI SlieoW !
I FOR SALE. THAT SPLENDID
au PAHM and Country Beat, lale Die essaie of Ur,
V. Yfumu, an tha ltoroutfh nf ( b'tter, l('biwiTf eouuty
contalnliix Ion Aciva of LAND, lu a bfftb nui'mi acJvisv
JK4 iionwwj
l..r (.iil,a.v lin.irinslLn mil if f.
WM. H. KKTCIir iNR,
AOlS-thfltu2f Mo.41p'UANKLIN &trtvU i
iM FOH HiU-K. 9.VO.00O WUUTU IN QtiOI
iiQous, ifuriuJ tn.6ll, un tnna to autt purohaaera
riiimr wlltt or whtiout liMumbntac, for cAtJl and goot
trad. Iii'iufrc nf, from 10 tu lio ckx h A M , (
l'UOtt. M, 1 LOW Al AH, ISO. f1 8. FUUUXH fltraC
D
I A M O P X .
r.ra.ma havlus Diamonds or ether Prejlem 8I
dispute of will do well ey calllnf on I
LEWIS LAD6MU8 & 00., j
DlamondDesUers mid Jeweler
IV. N4XS CHEHNDT Street. V,
W! o will give the highest cs.h price, aolo-laj
' I
"
f
8. E. COBMiH SIXTH AMD MARKET BJ9-'
tuio, iOKHtiT with tiic laiK" MiiOMon iiuma, iioc iiftnhrj
4 r4urtif Kana Hotinu, l.ani aud otUft -autliulliUuipi
'Ibe lawna aru cMnii.tvn anil bautliilly Uld nut. will 1
chvK tVult TrtM, rlhnibbery, Hittuary, Fuantulna. A. 1 1
Ai. prin nu r 1 liitroduceti Into all the adiat'tni) I
turJliitf. TT.4 iiieprnvemonit ar upon tha mti.tft- I
iv ftCHlt?, all tu moljin U'jiivtai)iicv. lhltu J
tton ta a Jflljfmul one. V iiurihi.r, If )) Jnlrt(t f
coiiUS t'll a lurwfl ih.rtlun of Ih" Urni i'ur 6uMJins uurpOM A