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Tim DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PinLADELPIIIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2G, 1861.
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THB CMMTKKTI05I iTtUiriCO.
Mr. Fkrahto Wood, on his w.ir to
' Chicago, few dy p;o, Btopprd t Dayton,
' Ohio, the bom of Mr. VAi.r.AYimniAM,
tail m&de a politic! sp-ich. He w.is, of
tonne," Fbiawdt Wro" or nothing. He
prwoonnced blnvolf, la the most Approve 1
prMtd-eAgl (;, w In (hvor of peai:e ; An 1
he told his Audience that the Chicago Co
twiUoo would etna Delate An ont-nud-out
ppAf pUtfbrrn, And plAce on It An uncondi
tional peace man. He spoke emphatically
And positively, like one sjjakliiir; by auttvir-
' Ity. He uttered bis Rontlment, Indited, with
a degree of Absoluteneiw quite worthy of Sir
Oracle, who aald, "when I speak, Kt no dog
But " FKBSAif dt Wui" In Dot Ail oraclo,
UiovLsrh be would pam for one. Ho Id a vory
low fellow, woo, with very exceedingly bad
A&UicedeoU, baa mACAged, by ineanit of su-jirf-nx
impudence And the bucking of a crowd
of low roughs And rapscallions In New York,
. to mike himself of more political conxeine.nce
; UiAA Any suck unprincipled sharper ought
v to possess with the American people.
He Is rich. And therefore influential; And It
if one or toe meet rearui or our rices ah a
UkUoa, that Any low-flung blackguard can, by
Abee means of Audacity And money, get him'
elf elected to a seat in Con grew, And become
A potential leader la the great political con
Trations of Lbs country.
But without discussing Mr. Woou'i pedl
(tree or diwuaring the Tlrtuous charactor ol
that wealth which was earned by (telling lot-
' tery pollclea la an obecure den In a back
ntreet, we may properly call public Attention
to the openly ATOwttd sttntiments of treaHOn
which Mr. "Fkbmakiit Wub" doclared
lately at Dayton, Ohio.
He tells the people that the Democracy
w w ill, in Convention at Chicago on the 2,Uh
lywtant, pron uUrAte an uneondltionnl peace
' 'lJ. "iatfcrm. And place on It, at- thtlrcAodidiOe for
X Uie Presidency, a man who will, If be is
jf elected to the Presidential office by the peo-
pie, carry out that policy. We do not believe
the Chicago Convention will do Anything
of the kind. We do not believe that Mr.
"Fxkhawdt Wcd" has Any Authority to
speak for them In the premises. But if the
Democratic Convention should do precisely
' what Mr. Wood predicts they will do, the true
friends ef the country and the Government
would be very well satisfied.
The people may be tired of the war. Wat
' is not a business In which Any people Are
anxious to engage, or which they can long
euller in patience, unless the object of the war
to so supremely important as to subordinate
. to Its prosecution All private interests wb.it-
frer. But, desirous as the people of the loyal
States may be to have the present deplorable
- crril conflict bcoorAbly and satisfactorily con
eluded, we do not think that they Are willing
' to succumb to the Rebellion In order to secure
peace. PeAce Is coveted on both sides. The
ebes are much more solicitous for it than
the people of the North.
But A peAce that contents to the dbwujlutton
' of the nation Is not desired on either Me of
. "Mason and Dixon's Line," by the truly
loyal and patriotic citizens of the couutry.
The Union sentiment to not yet destroyed in
the South. It may be suppressed, in so Car
v A open expression of it to concerned, but the
- sensiAwint yet lives in the hearts of the people.
Indeed, it woald be a most fortunate occur
rence Cor the nAtlon If the quentiou of peace
or war, which has recently so much excrcUed
the politicians in this section, were brought
directly to popular vote ; and nothing ehould
better please the friends of the Administra
tion than to have the CLIohko Convention
come out squarely And uncoutliliouuUy for a
termination of the war, and nominate candi
dates to stand upon that platform. Let us
tmut, therefore, that Mr. Woou, In his late
stch at Daytea, Ohio, may prove a prophet,
7'h people In that event will know what to
do and how to vote.
iABOR-NAYINn N A II IK iM f.
0ic of the surent evidt-ncen of weak reason
- ij); Utc ultlf'S Is the abeurd opposition ho oftnn
. uian;fcittl towards labor-wiving niaihinery,
by those- who see In every m w Invention au
' ei'tftiif. whose object hi to depreclato tbo viJiu
cm' Uie'r lniwr. The greatwt outcry prubaiily
t-y-r berd In denunciation of a la.lHr-fviiig
lji.rj aicnt was that occahIoiimI y the Invt-n-
ti of toe sewing machine, v nli u was
riurdtd h uianj a a device oi' tlio arch
Aifwirhry. bv which thoil'mul of womt-n
wcmiVJ be thrown out of cinplovini-nt, rnl
dlvrn (be read to ruin, .-i -!f r fi-.ev
L .oi iry &nj sraivation.
r.n tlic reuli proved tlMliy ! i", ir..ui
Wl -t r.ifwt. (I. There win- jiff at nin.-h .iii
j Hym? nt for h-inales then as tliei i vmls pievl
f.':j ; and uf no subHequent perloil hav. ihi
pi ' of certain sorla f needlework If' u in
Aught dimiuirhcd, 11 they have not been in-
ere Ased. Experience now goes to prove that
machinery not only redound to the benefit of
the manufacturer and consumer, but olo to
that of the operative. The more machinery we
have the more employment there is, and the
less IU-pald drudgery. It was supposed that
McCobmick'b grain-reaper would materially
reduce the wages of fiirm-laboren, and throw
thousands entirely out of occupation. But
this is shown to have been A fallacy, as larm
, laborers have never received so liberal a
return for their lubor as they do at this very
Aoment.
v TNfcen the threohlng machine first superseded
the paluful and back-breaking toll of the old
Ouiulouedn the gt 1(, jglK)rarg
Wilh 'Wuslon. But who can
Attribute to thetap.wj N
7 '"K,6 believe It can be
proved that la proportion m greater tkcllities
are acquired for the purpose, , ,nore laud
there to brought under cultivation. ws can
. remember the time when a hundred ...r.u
land were considered a large lurni, ami ery
fiW ludlvlduaJ Agriculturists at the North cul
tivated more than a hundred and Ufly ai ru.
Now, on tlie contrary, we frequently tlul
ferms cf twohnndred and flfty and three hun
dred Acres cultivated with the same Facility as
formerly attended the arduous tank of tilling
those of the most scanty dimensions.
In fact, A labor-saving machine Is a Weeing
to us All producers, consumer, And opera
tives Alike. It would be Just a Absurd for
printers to utter maledictions upon Hof.'h
ten-cylinder prenses, which strike on" so many
thousand sheets per boor as for femtloi to
complain of the sowing machine, or tbo farm
operative to denounce the reaper, or the car
penter to none his wrath against Wooo
woktu'b pinning mill. The morn facilities
we have for doing work of Any kind with
speed and economy, the more sirh work we
shAll have to do, and neren-arlly the more
operatives will be required to perform the
lalor.
At a recent meeting of the .Society of Arts,
in England, a paper was n ad with ref.-rence
to the mnnufxeture of botbini-t lace by
hall a century old, yet In consequence of the
Introduction ol roai-.hlnery, the price had fallen
frcm one hundred shillings per square yard to
sixpence, and the number of machines hvl
Incn-axed from one hundred and forty In lt15
to tblrty-flve hundred In 1H83. Before machi
nery was Invented, In Kngiand, for this busi
ness, the amount of bobbinet lace mad there
was orly aliout two millions of dollars per year.
The amount now made exceeds In value
thirty millions of dollars annually. Fifty
years ago the number of hands employed In
(Jrcat Britain, in making bobbinet lace, was
le than eight thousand. The number eu
gaged In the buitness at the present time i
upwards of one hundred and thirty-one thou
sand. After peruxlng fact like tbe.se, and weigh
ing them In the scales ot common sense, the
Absurdity of the Idea entertained by some
people In opposition to labor-saving machines
becomes strikingly apparent,
1)1 R OCF.AM IIU!s. i.rt.
The new Iron-clad monitor, dictator, is nearly
ready to go to sea, and will sail in a few davs for
Europe, under the command of Captain John
Rohuf.k. This vesM-1 wid be the tln-t of the
kind which the Kuropcans have errr seen, and
her Advent In the eastern hemisphere will occa
sion as much excitement in military sad natal
circl as has yet been produced by anvtbin
connected with the bb-tory of the I'uitod Status.
A ship which Is of the large towiati of throe
thousand and thirty-three tvus, and cHirio but
two guns, would seem, in the liht or old naval
ideas, to be constructed upon xvotein ou which
there is au immrnee disproportion bt'twnra tbo
burden and the armament. In the graic middle
period of our naval history, nautical convi-rnuQou
abounded with allusion to serenty-t'our. and one-hnndrud-and-twenty-gun
ships. The power of a
easel was rated by the number of guns which
she carried. A double-decked frigate was
a foimidable antagouist, aud a shlp-of-the-line,
or three-decker, was an ui;!y customer,
whtavver it might appear. The multiplication of
guns was the object of the naval architect, and
the greater the broadside, the more formidable
the ship. It would have been a hopeless thing to
convince the nautical men of the wooden ship
age, that they had merely applied two ancient
ideas in combination, and went on believing that
they had attained the elements of perfection.
They had for commerce ships, they had for ordi
nary military operations gnns. They pat their
guns on board their ships, and the business was
done.
It is not probable that tnuny material changes
would hare been made in the general style of
building wooden war vessels at any time. But
the Introduction of Iron plating for ships of war,
the capacity thereby gained for the use of boavy
guns, and the ueeessiry which arises for the em
ployment of ordnance of great power, if iron
ships hope to contend with iron ships, has pro
duced very Important modifications in the shapes
of such vessels. The turret of Captain Ebicsson
aud the cupola of Captain Colf.s are modification.
of the wme ida. What we call the Monitor shape
of ships is having full test in this country and
Europe, although there are many persons who be
lieve that this style of war vessel, except for har
bor defense, will have to be abandoned. The A'eis
JronMd'-t lias been a success exceeding any other
hip m our navy. Her sea-going capacity is equa1
to that of (my wooden ship, and while the Moni
tors at Charleston have been popping way with
their two guns each, the Acts Ironide$, upon oc
casion, has shook the echoes with her magnificent
butter- of eighteen Kuns.
The large fleet of Monitors now in use at various
plates along our coast were not constructed for
ot can serv ice or for cruising. They were meant
for oiierarion m harbors and rivers, and it would
be folly to send them upon long voyages. But
whilst Secretary Wsllks has been forced to rely
upon these ships for present duty, he has not
been idle. The Unite! States not only needs a
class of Monitors for harbor finhtin". and of
lightw class vessels to eouirol the rivers, but it
needs a full class of huge ocean goiug ships, fitted
to cross the Atluntic, aud bear the accidents of
battle and storm. The AVic Irontidet was the
first, and for a long time, the only one of ships of
this class which we possessed. Hut work has been
prosecuted for many months upon others, and at
the present time the following list Is given of the
ocean iron-elnd fleet in commission aud prepara
tion: rtsi-
MHIt
JV'IM. 'll..
New lrouai des. . Is
ys'tiVfja.
In 1 uiiiiuiHsinii,
Atlnat.
Afloat.
Afloat.
Afloat.
Afloat.
Afloat.
Heady to I.aurieti.
hiiiitiiu at l'oiisiiioiiih.
HoHtnu.
Tv w York.
D.rtatnr 3 RC3
l'untan 4 ''j!
muntoi.nmah. . . 4 iriL4
Munaitiinik ... 4 10)4
Toiiawanda 4 JM4
Agnnif-ijticus. . . . 4 ,'f4
lHiniltirborf in WHO
1 tssanoiiouiy . . . 4 33N)
t,lui inmouct . . 4 iOO
halamamo 4 If JO
bhaclmalon .... 4 iftXJU
Uiilldiuit.
What the Aeu Irotutidfi has done we all know.
The Dictutar, as we say, Is nearly ready to sail,
and the Puritan may be the next ship. The ton
nage of these vessel, is large. Whoever has seon
the Totiutramd at our own Navy Yard knows
that she seems to be inmit n.-e, and yet this ship
is one of the smallest in the above list; several of
the monitor class are of twice its size, whilst the
Isvnderbert is three limes as larye. The much
spoken of Freneh and Fnglish Iron-clad shijis,
LaHloir? and II urrinr, an- of smalli r tonnage
than eight of tiu- ve-M Ik hihumI alxjvi , and it has
been asaoried ajru'n and iucawi that lor seagoing
purpo-n's Fur' i.-:iu sb.; at- t'nilurts. When the
lirt'tt(,r riiak -s her iivi mean trip, wc rhall have
an opportiniiy tfi learn wheth'-r our ovin saiinrs
and naval constructors have solved tlic probli-m
which requires for an inm-clad vessel of v,ai'sH-iu-ingly
ail verse qualities, among whi-b may be
named an immeusely heavy iron-plated hull with
buoynney on the waves; grent burden, and the
model to best sustain it with speed and lightness.
The IHctntor may prove that these seemingly
irreconcilable problems are of easy solution.
The Fort'and (Maine) VewAriaounceiSccro
tary Fessenden as a candidate for election to tbe
Si nate of the United States for the term begin
ning on the .iUi day of March, 18w. Vice-Fredi-dunt
IlamliB is also a candidate.
It Is understood that the President has in
structed the Treasury Department that money
most bo placed Immediately in the hands
of the paymasters to pay troops whose
term of servico has expired, and who have been
knocking loudly at tbe door of tho Treasury.
The requisitions, which amounted to nine mil
lions five bandied thousand dollars, were passed
by the Treasury to-day.
On Saturday mor.ilug, near St. Albans, Vt.
a part of the steam apparatmof tho engine Rox
bury burst, and the steam rushed through the
lira-box. The cuylneur, James Harrington, in
juuipiug from the cnylno, fell or was thrown
wuder the cars, which run over him, nearly sever
ing Ids body, stripping the flesh from his left arm
aud eattlng his Uad badly. lie lived but A few
luluuttt.
FARRAGUTS SQUADRON.
THE ATTACK ON MODILC.
EecounoiEBance of the Obstructions.
Tlic Utinhoat "MnrKB"nMn
ITIre on vir 1'icot.
THK " NASHVILLE" SUNK
TUB SUIT CHANNEL.
IN
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OPERATIONS AGAINST FORT
MORGAN.
Congratulatory Order from the
Admiral.
ICto.. Kte., Xtti., Kte., lite,
Cau.o, August 26 New Orleans advices of
the lHtti bsve I een received.
Acini iial Kanagat made a reconnoisianro on
the 14 h to the oh-trurtioua near Mobile. Ho
found the ahtiiu was sunk across tlio channol,
. niskii g accent to the city impossible until she if
removed.
The gunboat Morgan camo down and can
nonaded our vcs.c'a from a sufc distance. There
are still two Iron clads rams and several plated
batteries near the city.
Our luittcricB will be ready to opcu. on Tort
Morgan in a few days.
Admiral I arraxat has issued a congratulatory
order, returning tbauks to the otlleers and crows
of the vessels of the fleet for their gallant conduct
during the engagement on tho .Mb, and for tho
oble aud Implicit coutldeuce reposed in tholr
leader.
Two hundred Hvbel prisoners at Fort Oainos
bad petitioned to be allowed to take the oath of
allegiaace.
Genital Canby had au'hoti.cd Colonel D wight,
oar Commandant of Bxcbaugo, to make first
claims upon the tJ-.vcrnuient to effect the iramc
diAie release of oar prisoners. Some 3300 are
now Is camp at Fort Texas.
Tbs i ftk-en of the stvamer Rod Roy, which is
reported to bars been capturvd and destroyed by
guerillas, has arrivcA at w Orleans. They
report tue steaiuvr sfe bat sgroand below Mon
roe, Wacuita river.
Thar Is a fair Inquiry la the New Orleans
Cotton Martet at Sl-4(! for strictly ordinary;
91'6K.t r-tf for Miud.iog. Kloar deeliued. Small
lota oi 8nar etft-red a '.'S924c.
Nine gusrillas at.d Reocl spies were shot by
the military authorities at Fadacah, ye.-terday.
Farrwawt'" Ortler of Thank..
On the tt.h (Sunday) a general order or circu
lar of thaakj from the Admiral to the officers
and mou cf the floet, eulogizing their conduct
daring the Action, was read on every quarter
deck, as fo.Iows:
FuiosBtr "Haktpoea," Moans Bat, August
6, 1Ho4. Tue Aura rai returns tQtnks to tbe otU
ttre and men of tue vessels of the lici t for their
gali..Dt coiiduui dorag the tight. Ithis never
been bis pond f rtuno to see mea do their duty
wi.h mote che rfulncs; fcr, altnoagb tbuy knew
that tbe ct,euiy was prepared with all the devil
ish ousts tor our destruction, and wimussud
tbe almost instaniuBcous auuibilatioa of oar
gallsnt o mpiiions in the Tceunuth, and tho
slaughter ot tloir tiicnds, me.Mnates, and gun-mut-s,
stiil thire ws not the slightest evidence
of besit .tlon t i fo low your Commundcr-in-Chicf
through the line of torpedoes and obstructions, of
which we knew ooibmg, except from tbo exag
gera.ioitS of tbe ineniy, that we mast ail bo
blown up as cutaialy as we attempted to outer,
Fcr tots kind coiitideuee in your leader he thanks
you. V. O. Ftxaaoi'T, Rear-Admiral.
Tbe Admiral ai.o roquested that the fleet
should remit (banks to AJmlgbty God for its
8'iniHl ictory over the enemy ou tue morning of
the Sto.
TBE PEACE BTJMOBS.
Tbe" Report ,r ft--ollntioDS will. Hleli.
uioiiii 1 1. fouiidtU No HroiOKil f an
Amnrsl)-iriui. Which I'eiwe may
beSjHk-lal.Krd.
Wahuinoton, August 25 You may rest as
sured that all tho rupcru attributing to the Uor
eminent any movements lookintr towards nego
tiations tor peace at present are utterly without
foundation.
TI en- has been nobody at Nlag:ira rvprescn'.incr
the Govenmient, or in any way expressing its
opinions, coin-ermd in auy negotiations or eon
vtrsaiions with the Kebei emissarios oa the sua
ject ot peace. Tbe Uoverameiil has not euter
uuii d or d scasstd tbe pniject of proposing an
armistice with tue ueoeis ; uor nas it any inten
tion of sending comraisaioners to Richmond for
the purpose ot i tJoriug or soliciting terms of
peace, or of m poMilin w tth tho Rebel authori
ties on that or any other subject.
Its si 1c and undivided purpose U to prosecute
the war until tne Rebel Ion is quelled. But if
anybody dotibis its willingness to mike peace
whenever tbe Rebels will lay down tbeir arms
and return to tbe I ulon, let him produce any
t.roiosition troiu the Rebel authoriiies to that
effect, or any evidence that tliey are desirous of
om lup the war on thoec terms, and he will thon
tte in condition to test the purpose and disposi
tion oftbe Government on th.it point. He will
find no diifleuliy or delay in defining tho l'resl
den 's position on that suhject. Henri J. Uaj-n"i-'ft?
thr V. F, T'tntt,
Iinportant 4 onlrrence,
jm:W ,-ra(.'t to Tne I'remng TViwrosl.
The peace rumors have considerably suUidcd
since the political lonfcrcmo of yesterday
lictwceo Prisiilent Lincoln, Mcscrs. Seward,
Raymond, and Fcruey,
CITY IrELJJQmCE.
Fiit.i c.jiiMiK o- ihi, Coi'tir-MAUiMi.. The
Oincral Court-Mart al couvencd in this city by
cruer of Major-Oer.eiul Couth, aud of which
t'olont'. lavLs, lt'Ub l'eiinsy Ivaula Volanteors,
i:, Pre):deiit, met and organized on Tuesday, the
;d ins'Bnt, et No. I H': (iimrd street. There
bei. no business ready the rourt adjourned
uiitil the Jltli, at IU A. M., whon it again reas
? n.liiKl. The frst es-e brongh: before it was
that off harlts eh!i n, a itrated man, charged
w iih iiesettion lie was limited on the '2d ot
h : t June, but fulled to rep nt, and enlisted in
tbcTiuvy. lie wu. nuests d on the Soth of June
. ti boct t the icceiui.!'. .--I -.ip, ,md placed iu con
( i.en.eni. lie cuttreit a i lu of "not guilty," and
his case wa tlii-pivc I ol or: Wednesday. The
no:.d t-uso v.i.s (lint of private t-aniuel li.
!-pi Hi y, charged with having deser.td from the
'. it'i I'eiinsvliui i oltiiitecu, ami culiiting in
ihu sib I'i.'iiU'. iviuii:i cavalry, lie liad ore
vlously been a soldier in the I lilt Now York
Ma to Militia, from whieh be was discharged,
lie pleaded guilty to tbe charge and the sie.ciii
cation. Tbe court disposed of his ease yester
day, and then adjourned until to-day.
Nsval Ksmstmests Reform Nekokd. If
the naval recruiting station in Front street was
conJncte 1 in a more soldier-IIkc manner and
provided with greater facilities, many more sea
men would be obtained, which, in cause iuene
of the present state nf affairs, tbe Government Is
deprived of. Instead of thirty a day being
received, which is now tho average, there would
be no difficulty in obtaining severul hundred, if
the means were provided for the examination
and mustering in of the men. Maay who were
in the line yesterday lor hours left In disgust,
btcanso. it was evident that they bad little or no
chance to be admitted. The "ring" was in power
iKJaio, as no oue could fail to see. Cptoiietrly
li o'clock only three or four of the "outsiders"
had been admitted, and a general feeling of dis
satisfaction was expressed. Certain agent! and
brokers had the run of the place, uud Seemed to
be entirely at heme there. A do.en rcci uitiug
stations would not be too uuny now to Meruit
All the men w ho are offering; and as there are
plenty of nuval oihcen here uot on active duty,
tia ra outfit to bd uo diifLulty iu ut once estab
lishing all the stations required.
DoaitMhutiao. The citlzem of the Fourth
Ward are making strenuous efforts to Bill thuir
quota, aud in all bumau probability they will he
successful. A mass meeting of tho citl. jus w ill
be held this evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, Tenth
and boulb streets, and every enrolled nun in tbe
Ward should atteud it.
Ahkivai, ok Sk a and Wohwuko,
Tbs trilled Hlsin llo-pllal Tnunrit Heansr At
lantic, Optaia Kri.i lUti rrr, arrived br
last evi nil (r. with fiflr hindrrd nek aad oanded
from tbe Ooi.t, and pnnrlpally Iron tbs Kiuh Aruif
t'orrsi.
foh)olnMl I a tint nt eommlwlnned oftrers slok
St'fl wi'Ut'O'ifl, lirottrht by tlis Athmttc:
First J.k.ul llioms. W onss, II, IIKth runna.
Fiist i.nntjnhn M Htxels, A, blh IVont.
Unt l.mit Ima Knuioi., Jr. II, Wl I'nnnv.
Klr-t IpiiI ( harii-s Kltism, I; IVb H V llu.ry Art
C aptain llio. II Watklna, II, I'lir nil Car.
Meennd l.li.iit John hnhn, I., furnoll l. ijloa.
Hisvii il l.l. ut ,Ic,.,.pli h a.k, K. Hlh Mlnhl an luf
Hicund nt Wm llra rn. tt, HKd I'snni.
( a)Jn II H hnmlx-rlaln, I, Cth Ns fork.
! .i'in A ; William, l, 4ih Ustvl mil.
Firot ljut Kuliirt si'i'lr. U, lit M.ryla.id.
rvif il l.li-iil II Iclrli, . (isih .Mait ilua"t's.
I rl I.ir-nt Iti.lwrt I HntiriiP. tM M i.aolilllts
rxsoml l.ii in .1 II I'uiwaiiit, II, Huh M.i-aj minlta.
lil l.wut Hnlli (1 Hi-il, K, l-i Mnr.lan.l.
1 spislr Ottn I hritt, II, t ill N Y llnrr Art.
H. n.l (1 jiit Hllia.orrl II Wi-th, I, s7)h IVim-l.
Flr.l Ijt-nl Urlit nionirsr, (,, 4tlh Now YorV,
i I ml l.itMit Hi in. H I 'anner, I, blih I'onna.
Mwiinl I.I. ill K li Mi-Kin, II, H-lil l- nna
IimI L cut I Imrlf. A t minor, l, 7th Msrir'sn4.
t'lra- I. mil f iank W li m, A I ('. Iltti L ,1 lot.
Flr.l Limit All'nl Foot, 14th I) H Inlanlrr.
l a tain Ih-n.. a Davlev. i.'-ncral ( n A V
i lain ( haili I' liyalt. Hih H iwmln rs.alrr
Fliai IJint Ifol'-rt I'nnanli, A, 15th Nvw drk.
AilJutantJ Flt'nlonv, ll Maryland.
First I .In t W I. Ilmsl rs, II, l.t Marrland.
SmiimI IJ. nl I. ( link, I I I nnoii Hlntni Inlanlrr.
FirstlH-ntJ W Him, Hill t'nlKil Ht-vtc lnl.uIrT .
Kisxino I.m-iiI F1ward Wiillaim, I, l.t VI rtii I.
1 l lulu II W V.i't aJ , A, '21st IVnn.i Ivauia ( sv.
h4Hrj) I.k-ut 1 liomas lli-niv, l, 1.1 Mar land,
MiTond l nt Alireil Innilin-o,,, II llsih I n.
NTOI.d l.li-lll llsriry A MiminoiJi, A.S.Mh Mi...
aiitsln II H Hi. Wlnatanlar, (i. f.th N Y V V.
Msjor llolMiit V llanl, tv.lh Nrw Yoik.
I ai tain lis W hairall, hreoud llr.fraile hi'peetor,
4th Din-Inn Mil Turps.
Taptaln Jacob rnx, ,. 41th Nsw York.
Flmt l.rnt HMout.C, HI I eniisyl.ania
aptain .Inlin A Mnnk, 11, 7th 'nil.aov.
Flmt Iji.nt A T Mnrvan, Inil Halliiv Wl. Vol..
84-oonil IJvul Jsinm A iiopkiu 17 h U H Intantry.
aptain lsla Malirli- n, I, lr,lh Ni w fork II A.
Asri.tant ur.oon llniilli.v i rfpimn, Isth ilicblaa.
Fint I.I. uti-imut U II rorhstl t;, IMth 1'enn.
t'aptaiu Win. VnU(ia. ,:. fTi'a l'vuna.
I. ii-ut-.nt.riJoisi J F Ramsay, 1S7 l'enna,
.plain J II F itch I), 20th llaine.
I nlonsl Itinhanl N llowerinan, Ith Vfsrvl.vnil.
Captain V II IVron. I. 147th Nsw ori.
Hniond Urnlvnant Kt-ensrnr Hamilton, C.hTth Y.
I aptain II it l'fr, K, llth 1'i nna.
Aiijulant ( MrKiM-n, ltth Hsrulara.
4 sptalo J Ilallv lirem, 4 , 4lh Maryland Vol. Inf.
Adlutant U cliinimsl, lMli N. Y. Unary Artillm-y.
Hi-eond Mi uli-nant ll.llliii, l.ih .. Y. Hoary Art.
I'at.taiD K I) Martin, ', 4th l'diua. Vet. Cavalry.
Major U Int., Klal 1'iiDna.
IJoulenant M I'raue, A, HHth l'enna.
Ijeulenant J Upii'T. 1', 147th I'nnna.
Captain A I) Alsxandnr, K, S7th Nsw York.
Captain J V Hunk-nun, K, 1181b I'snna.
Svrrosrn Dfad II; shno Tvkns Ur axd
Finos His With Markiko to Anotjph Man.
About three year. since one of the married
residents ot the Nineteenth Ward entered a 1 'hi
Indelphia Regiment and left for tlio seatofwtr,
from where he communicated freely with his
wife. In about six months his letters ceased,
aud he was reported dead. His i-ompany otU -era
also reported the fact of his death to the War
Oi partition, and In due coure of tlmo bis wife
drew bi. arrearages and pay. Thne rolled around,
and the widow received the addr ases of another
man. About six mnuths ago the two wore m tr
ued, and have bceu liviug luppily together
since. This week their happiness was consider
ably marred, and the wile found hciself la a vory
embarrassing situation. One day, her former
busliaud walked into his former Lome, a strontr,
healthy man. The woman has now two loving
husbands, nnd how tho matter is to be settled we
have not heard.
Tbf Machinists. Another moetlng of the
machinists was hold lust evening, when a large
snmbcr of lette rs were read in response to a
ritcnlar issued by the Association in reference to
the regulation ot the wages of the mcmliers nf
this ca Un-. Tho tenor of these lot'crs was
favorablo to the ihsijns ef the Association.
Among other sugsyrtioiis was ono nppro'lng of
the fixing ot a scale of prices lu acrordincc with
tbe rapabiiby of the hands employed. A com
mittee was appointed to coufiT w.th employers in
refereice to thiir conclusions respecting the
circulars si nt to them reicrring to the ivagcs of
employees.
Caiid. An editorial in the Lcdgtrot this moil
ing Ulrectli accuses tus ot'bctng ouanectod with a trs use
able waob.auca iiitondtsl "ts ni'ivcrt tho UovernoisnC"
Tits accusation Is false, and I have addressed a lettur to
the tinprtetors. lfm.ti.1ln a rstnietlon of the chargo,
wlileh.u not piibiialKMl by tiifti, i.;aiihe piiliU.'.il la the
other paper, of Oils eity, and will arove (l:at 1 havo heen
lal.Xy siciifd oi disloyalty. E. W. i;.RK.
VKhTiBtiR Cvbiatnh, lace and rods, for ves
tibule doors a large assortment of new and
beautiful designs At very reduced pricos, at XV.
Henry Patten's new curtain store, No. IIUX Ches
nut st root.
ItHl.
TlONNFJ.onn Wtsl waday evMilnir. the 11th luilant,
IV MA KOSM 1.1., In the SSI It year of liur au.
Kunfral trum tisr late rnMldnnos, No. 715 Wo(-d .treat,
on Haturi,a.r attrmoon. at 4 o'clock.
CltOH.MAN.-Klllsrt In battle, at Wel.Inn ItaMmad,
mar Pi tsmbar. Ve.. Flnt 1.1 'iiten mi F. t. t'JIO.sM
tM-vcnli nth United stares lnf.intiy.
'ihr ri-lsilvi. and Irlemlsoi lim .iirui'y and officer, of
tl.e Anny and Nary are ri-.pecttnlly Inttted to alien!
the funeral, irnra the rn.ldenoonf nla tathHr. Colnnnl O.
II. t'ronu.n C. H. A , No. aOI4 W ent lx liuioy l'la-e, oa
hatunl.r. allb limtaiil. at li o'clock M. loteriBal
in W owf.and I'eruelrry.
IiFVl.NF..-l)n tho itttl hutiint, MABdAItPT JANK
liKVIM-;, daughter ol Henry and Mary Irvt.je, sksiI 4
ytara. 4 miuitln. and 34 daya.
Iho relarlvee and trli-uu. are reeoertfa.ly Inrltod to
atli-tid the lunt-rel Iron) the residence ol her na-enta,
retir of No. Ml Marriott .lrret, I etnw ChrLllrn on H.l
urday aiiernooa, at oue o'clock. Interment at cathedral
Cemetery.
FF.LI.OWfl.-KUIed Instantly, Ay a TCuel !iar
.houter. while In the tienche. beSire I'ete-tihnrA F'KKO
l.kll'K It. FM.LoWM.ot Flattery :, neeond arUllery,
l'enn.ylviuila Volunteer., oid.i.t sod ot Wm. H. and
Maria K. Fellows, In 1 1. J2d year.
lll'TTiifi. In parted tin. Hie, na Tburaday moraine,
Utn Instant, M AKIA I'. IH'TION.
Tbe male rela.lves andirtenda ol thstainttr are re.peet
rully Invited to atteno her tuuerttl, lioin the resilience of
her hrother In law. Jieph H. Kei-n. e.urner of t'nesuot
and Thirty-eecond atreeta, West I'hiladetphla, oa Hatur
day alternoon, ITtli mutant, at S o'clock.
MM Ks. On Wednesday, tilth Inataat, ll.ntonant
WII.RI It T. MYfc.it.?. of Ckimraay C, svtb Kiyiun-at
ri-nn.y'.anla Voluntrura, antd Ji t-a.t
1 he rel.tlie. ami mi-mta nl the family, also the nltlrers
and membi ru t tln-isah i.e-luient rviun.t tvani. V ilua
teer. now In ttiia city, and the ia- tn'iers nf K-npIro Himk
ana taililir t.'nmnsn. , J. I, ar- -eapentful y invltid to
atiena he fiiue-nj, t'rbia the iiHliii-uoi-i.f nl-i isidor, ecter
Si Myerv, No. ISM I'oalea streit. en Haturdi, alleraoon,
27th tiiktant, ut 2 o'eliK.-, without iiirdier nmn o.
MASON.-In the etty of New Y'oik.on tbe I4lh last.,
WIL1.1A.M CAKWIK, son of Janes and 1.11aUelh .vta
son, aiiesl 'U years.
lOWKl.t Ou WMlnenday, AiikiiM 24th, ISK4. altera
short and severe llln0s,.IO3l I'll 1M: 11, dauahU-l ol the
lute .lolin l'owell.
tTUgTral aenlie. at Ml. htenhen's t'hitrib oa Hatndiiy
next at '.C o'clVVt-
HTM I H.-Ai hi. r.-'IJnce,Tiicl.ahoe,M J ,nn theSlili
Initant, JOHN Hill II'.. in tne Cien ti-u- nl 1,1. ui'e.
'ibe n-lailvos and irt-toil. of tne I'uniil. a e re..i.i-ll"ul!.y
Invited to attend hi. On cr.l, Ir.'iu liia Into rc.id. -las, oa
Biindayraonilii;;, Hie il--t!i in.tnnt, ui iUo ii.-k. 1
WH.UAMH.-0n tU 24lh Inataat, Mis. MA KY WIL
LI A. t.S.
Her Irlen le are rosrs-rtfnlly Invited t.i attend tl.e la
aural, mini her late ri nldeiirn. No. .'sis I'riinn etr.-et, on
Satiiriluy altemnon. al i n'elouk. wlthmil inrtlii-r lietii-e.
in r.iui.1 to e-l. Miiiy a t.nnren, nouin toiirin ririei.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
I.Uctrl) ll. -
All Acute and t iirv.nie iiised,e. cert't ! -ntana .f &e
differrt niadlitiatlrn. oi I lietrteity, utthe
r.i.r.oiuit'AL ivKtin'TT,
. tuowAi.Nrr KTun.r, rnii.dtha.
PK C. II. noi.l.CM
Vi .l. I Uli ll
-O oiel 'i 4, tsi'J,
Ac.."re of t, jt-ies an tT ln.:ru lion rr sai: :
i al. n" jm, Mnvuoi a, and other nindiiicaticns ..f Ll.s -trinity
as a i:tat lc tLcrn-.e.-.t'..- a,cat (t tbs . -f A . 'Is
and CnrunlcDisoa.fi..
AT THE ISST1TUTI0V,
So. liJO Walnut lret, Phllad Ipl i
lied1' ulrntn and oihsr. ileshing to attend tl.s cuur.e
a e rruee.teiltn sink" a)pllriitloa early.
Sr aud Klurht Teas.
A Icli importation,
Dy the piu kSk erH.r.r,0.
Ii.ai mtlt4 by
Pi via A Tit' hasp
Arch and Ttulh ttrettt.
K. . "Whitman -.
Mcri I'acturer. ofS.w and DelK lout CouftcUnr.., Aiiiiind
I ai:, Choeelatc Caramel., Creum La ilcdt lie
Pari., sviinlfltily Havered.
Housed Jerdau Aluioud., Ac, Ae.
2io. M C'he.uut .ti.et.b.ltw riurtf..
Atfsk 4.1.
rrnt cC.A
' Planoa.
I MASON
A
DAM UK'S
mnoA
iOt.l,
CABINET
TEC A A CO.
0KOAA9
rtAises.
J. E. notn.o,
.ysataaadCkeeaut .troots.
T I Jj Ij I li ' H
C1II1-IK1 IKON HA1 K
TILL fLFLIVO FOB THK K5Etr,
Wba I. Uks
'TAT 8 riEA, WHEH YOU PUT YOUR rtWfll'.R ON
him hi: aim T iutm
To navld Hn..of Ihe Firraof Syn. A W.Uwn:
sn,:- it t, .tibiii'l a. .sited in a late new.oat'e.r enisle,
that ta noic artn anv Lli.l IK'S MAI K n .wln u.e la
llio olty ri I'liliui1iiiiiia in tn hitr., lucinlliut the
H. reebltl.e It mt of Northern Mherlei. t. Wo hsyr
I. irl) net yist en veer own nmuiid and S.vo yuu lhre
iiisii. l. .tend of tn iiniir. (tl n tone y.m a. kit I), Itlnnil
rehiae. let )oit ray In . .nil latitr arule, r,a will
nl. -.!(. li"0 aiiiiliiai AIO u .1 y u will drill and
ncn Mais oon r ol Lll I.I'M SAFKS In taret hitnr..
ISnw. . ion t.am i in lOn'Ann'e te put r.v.m t
ion. Men anti e Sale a uln.t I II i' a. a rlre I'ro.f .
n r F.n. A Wat.on lio.t llant ri.le avalD.t l.i.lie'.
aa a Itur.lar I root. Slid a. wm have not eniiiitene- In
y,.iir ai,ilit to oi-ii nee nt I. kill a sa'-l at tl.o Hank of
VnrttM-in l.ll.eitie. in -liree I on ., lint .'III a.fert I. tl ion
i an n,.i n ntn. t oi Loin- . H.ti . in taoe I. our., end 'ir
tn pid.e Sintiil ualn-t 110m inai jou will thu.
onn Ull e. ea.'e at li e Flr.l Nlinnal Kaits, th-i-ter.
tl, e ra-at Nnonnai It.nk a W iiliamnpyi't, asd
teller. : now . iha- yn-ir . rtft.-r - .lent tn ortllmi th ll.til
W.n .hah not t e "F.ln li. a i.ulfJ"nr '-eakied en C.rl
air," e pnie to an ana wsi, eiti-er of tt e above a niia
(n-yiunnt en ei i it nu to .pi-rate u joci oieu Hare
1 he mil. wttiK li l.e tin Ii iimi. ai d innrt tinn. :
1 hi- !-,- K.oL p.'t. mIi-M imt Inotl.e hands ofthe
ra.JiterSii.vi. T' e r .nhfer In pill the money in t.e a Utp
and o k M nn hi. eii S n.-Ji.n. 1 na are tnnfeAie oa the
huie jireol.ejy u. priinml In jour chaiiense InthetWira
Khcnaiue ItiuiH III nli rt-.iei.tj. If .Ml act itwa
.mti is lie money In II nie lurr. It' Is U be ynu .,
If . nt tle mniiet I. in tsl i nr.. and j ou are. in i a.e ol l.d
me In nay tl.e rtaniene dnne 1 the ..te ; and you are to he
at I'.itl nm il Uifl L el .t.ei drtUi ynu can oroi.urato
nKii ate with.
lie. "n'i'n n ou shall flr.t nrraaye attl thaSesTeth
Nstii tia It.ii.. I'fafl.i elnlna, to li.rni.b .l.eir kbTi fir . to
i.pim'. nimn, fcliotiid n aurii eoto ojn Lilllea, n4
l.. rti rtrt I p:i-lKt' I i.O a. .novo, end II we do not ,eu
tmir .ate, n .ili nj F.i a. W ulm at a i-oat of H W. la
Im o hnore, wilpi.ut pi.wiliir. anil ivlili mi core noi ,e 4 e.n
i mi niaiu to i-ni n I. Id e r, II oimiim t-i be yur.. an1 tlie
daaiate to the .ale in re n.adc good by ut. If we dv .no
mi ,l, lite nv.ie) lo be t.uia
Aa ion dt Hoe to pn'-e Pv.ni A Wat.sa'a beat Itank
Bale cislW" 4Usm, ai.iuii.f Mine a. roHtinK SSSi, on ei-al
tirivi ea a fnrvier prin.i we now offer vou one half
n-. re t-ire u.an we a.k (.imuld you sucojed at aU.
hhal. t I a yi'ji so- taanee?
I.F.Wt" l.tUTK f W.
?r. r. hidi i. n, A.w
So. 21 MoeUi HlA K.4 .,1 SJlrret.
. I '.H 11)1 S.Ik. All.-'
AUCTION SALES.
M
ACKF.Y'S AUCTION ROOMS, Wn. 8U
IVJlKBCT Street.
I SttOK HALF. 01"
(ROtKKhV A It tli.AHWABR.
oa TueaJay M.irtilnik,
At 10 o'clock, s leive a.Mrinient ot Wliite fiijilte. C.
Cf. Korronah.at, and Vobow Ware, and a variety oroiius
waro, ami is btl. Tunib en.
TIN t s RF.
At the Urst of the sale a quantity of Tin Ware.
E&KSSSgfl PEOCLAMATION.
TO ALL MHOM II MIT (0MKKt
KXOlTltSlON
OF
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS'
IIALI, AStOCIATION
TO ATLANTIC CITY I
An tl.frf arf IsVtrt numhttr of Tkkt'h for the r.ifortio
ffl nunllie letb lut, w, ich virt ncl iiicd, Uir iioM'rt
toerfoi IMr? ut mM to ub iJioui on account of fioUraT
utibsiHT of t'xriirftlon'ttri jtx'bbK (Iuwq oa TinirtdnT. i..e
If'th, and dct TfA from nitnf on U.o HUi, rtaw m
i't a npniJwi art iUont-tae CMnniltu of Arriu.Kfa.butai
Lavo UicTsMore f urrd tJ,i rostil fir
HtlUAY, Si:i"l r.MIlKll !J.
And all prrsonfi TiniJtiu Tlcetn nrf !nfbrm lha (h
aald Tl4'fci aio socd iir that da p r tfi (in n -v- Uifra
exel anicf by raiUic: on tlc nocrt-t try mi 1 liursday, I i
da. aiid fialnrtiaj, if b. 'rh. an) V'tti f mt.. irft n tlio
bourn o loaml, and $ ftud o'cIimii, nad on fitifday
at Kr day vi-inilnta fn-m H o lOo'clot k TlioTicI.alu tor
H'I-lf inbtr 2 are lliatrd to the i asiiVr th rara wilt Meal,
as the C"nimiit- wm' en to reniji r itire atiia' tinns
Tie LlhKKTY f'OI.Nf.T AMI HTK1MU HAND will
arct ni) any Uir Kx .u mor.
Commit' M.-Ttitvdnr' Yoirtiff, Ttobort MCoy fliiif
Bli-rcr, 'Hion. Hfrk, Jotio Hi, k r, W ra WiUev, Oh irK t
lialor,Uo. W.Jeukinn. nM t4. 'iVRs.'KHKl.Y, -o
Dtflrv, N I'.cor I'dl kTH and(KOIiiitl its.
TICKirrfl !-, Chlldn urd. r m vt-am oi Kf, ti. rontt:
N UlastUoat luavca Vtua Htroet Lan at S o clt ck
A. M. ati.fi lmvrtr.olt
8
Kici)i'ci;i n.v ii'.s,
TO TltS OREAT
Coal. Iron, and Lumber Regions
OF FENNSYI.VANU.
TICKETS GOOD TOR TEN DAYS.
(living amnio time to vl.lt each uolot of lutere.t ou tbo
route.
The Catawissa Railroad Company
Haying perfected arraDiremont. ltd eonneellng roads,
win Initio KXCL'KRION T1CKICTH ir.nu I'ulludalpula ovar
the nsiowtnii routs
rhUadiJulila and Koadlnn Railroad Tolteaxllnv, SrJiuyl
ktil Hat en, A.htand. Mahaney flly, nndTamaiiua. C'ata
wlnaa Knllreait To Muminlt, MrAiiby Mountan, Cata
wle.a.Itiipsrt,UanyUlo. Miltoa and WliUauuport. Lohlh
aud Mahanoy, and llcaver Meadow ItallroudsTo Black
Crrek and Maueh Chuuk. Lohnu V allay Haliroad To
AOealowu, aiid Itethlobt-m, and tuoh'ortli Peaa.lvaula
Ralkn ad to Philrulelphla.
For rarlety and grandeur of eenuery, tie. rout pretests
ftocaluir lncoooniont. to touil.ta.
1ho.e wiahlrg to do .o, may roverse the route by obtein
In; LickeU to start over tlio h'ttfth renunyWaalu Uallroa4.
I'AltK, ;rUO.
Ticket, osa bo obtJoed at U e Itejiota of the Fhiladoi
ptia and lb adbi Kallmait, and Korth reai-.jyh ,la Kail
rt'.d (lotnpajit.a, and of
is. va.in Jioicrs,
TICMCT AUENT,
K. W. TOltNLU WXTII A Nil CHEHMtT 91 A.
Train, htarl ireni PNUad.lphls and Headltis Depot att'li
A. M. and S-IIO P. M., and from Isortli Puansyleanla ttatl
road Tx-put at 7 A.M. and a I',, aud,, I. t'.M. uulli.tm 4t
p"rlCtt.. It A N II FXC'I RSION TO
laemTaiuJii i I - 1 Tin-t in unci, and ctiuiii dlo .a
li, .ii,. AlAMtATIAN.t apiain K. A. Kvther. will mule
OK A Mi kl I ttr-ION TO J A I I". Mir, m H V 1 1: U
IAV, AufUit ISnl. 'es ins Altl.'H Htreet Wharf at S
o'clock, ltetlnnlnu, ivltl leave Cure twill- i.tt Mnudny.at
H1-, ncliKk A.M.
1'aietor tl.i-lixinr Ion, yj.
('iirrlbiie l lri extra.
ati'-'i-at jo-. A. hTMrAcr. A, nt.
XUE ST At NTH AM t'OMMOdofH S1KASIKK
"MANHATTAN,"
C AIT A IS K. A. KYTHKlt,
Of the Capo May tine, I. now innMni her roftti'ertr'p. to
CAI'KilAY.Ieuviiig AIU TI Street Wharf, ei cry Tuesday,
IhiiuJiiy, and SuUnlarat nine o clock; rotaiuins wttl
k .iu i ano Jtuy esoiy Moiula . Wedr.c.day, aud Trtday
at bail t ai-t tlf !t o'olnck, touchtnK nt Ki-w Ca.tto stitng
aed rcti.rolr.k. Far A.'OOi ctrrla-e hire Im-ludedL
tlukiron Lair trloet caninso h!ro Included. Servants
41 K); Curriatic hire . tm. I'relaht at low rates. No
f.cialit located ujiaj au'ukiek, ard la all caac. must ua
ln;ie!d.
.y.l tl JOdt PH A. 8TKWART, Afent.
SXIAV 4 A Mil Ol 4 :.VIH.
TGE KEV MUSICAL OABDS
(I'tttrr ni 'i.,l I-1 ti . 1: nt rntii'lv of t in'uiid ). itrs r,erjt by
. , 1 1. i lliKlll , I ioI.I .' I.H. l'.o, a.e n-st nmn. iut
pn.r:ni.-, u: d n in i "In. u-t' Tliue ,,u.. k,-r tl.ai: any o jilt
n .!'..ii.
" A l .u t !i lc.e t'.i mid i'.;..- tr p.uui- "- T'ul-..
"Ai'cil.nt, y -tl..;. icd ti 4! I i ' Mn.-lcnl Time."- -Illus-:rut,
' I in ' 'i -v s.
A.'il-. -r. A. JOIt'l . -e. a W. IIIHIT Y.AIXTII A-roet,
.-c lvii-l.. ae'.-im
M'-It l'Al.1 A , AN
Aimcu: ok nu
tllilf: 1
4ti tt us
in. ii I- ptin.i hul.s lli.iii ia riitanii'd in uu i-4UhI welirii
U -ar, and hi-uct'ls inlily bi uouclal to the .e iuutiuy
kije l,v .iriitflsl. ii-iil in,-,r..
For suit liy tlrusfMs ;rid it(i
r Manilla, tnry, M 1IJ1, its, irm, anil HOT Vl
Ktl t-et, P'li.adclvlila. Order by lost proiih(tly Ui-iivirc
aii.i;-:;! JOHN ;. MOvi.i , uur,
Mumiift'tory, N. It
.red.
QK A - BATHING AT CAFE MAY.-
E"IKl KxTTtlTsS IIIAIN
AtTSfl F .W..n AA'Pt'llllAV. Auun-t H,
TIlltOtMll WHIMlUr MIOl'IT.Vii,
IlliK AT CAI'B Mv at tl Jn f. M
In tiun- lor trie eveu.u cut.rrraiuoii-itt., r..i... .4.- , ,t
'I III. train Will leave Iroui WALNI.'i' S'P'iti.'rt ;
the uhoio hour, instead ot li, hs on na urday last.
P.xcur-.lon tii-ket tl, i;oed to return on any train o i
Monilay, or will tut reeetve lut II on acotnit t'.-r a,ia
any da or train during tr.o en.uni week.
K'iilartralii. ha. o 1'iilu.itth.iiia nt ii aud 10 A.M., and
4.'jl'.M.
Capo May at C, 11- IS A.M., and . P. M.
J. VAX IttNij-Al.tKK.
rklladelpMa, Atitft it Si, 1 I. a :'.'i-'.t
EDUCATIONAL.
I '1I1 l.A UF.1.1I1IA S(J I IOOL OF DliSl'j N Ft 1 11
X Wnuion ri -onell. on H' pt 'mf"-r 'i. at the t-iitlie.ur
r-iinily rtirchaed, B. Yf. coiner ITI.oliHr Strcitaiiii
l'KNN Miliar.-.
Iiir.i ti.rs Jo.eli Il.trrl.oit, rteilivor.rl V, Warner, Wll
lium J. liorsluiauu. t'tiarlet Cinriii'.., t:l a. Pri. -. .iar-ie.
I . t:iakheni,j.inii s!l. Ornc, Wi.lUin Buckn. ll. Wi.hiw
6llcr,P. P.Murna, Iiai id 0. l!rowi. l. for. e Wnitie-y.
X. W. ilit.WUtVOOli, I'riuolou
Teleirr.ii'ttnx Taught.
intOAl) NlltKKT ACADKMY FOll HOYS,
J No. 631 I. ItHOAO Slreel. t. ROT if , A . M.. I'rln
i ipal.- Iiulies rc.uincd MftSDVY, Hfl'.iml er a, ls.ll.
New t 'atnb.Kiie. new ready au.t niay bo had ut klessm.
t'akfnid,, under t'uittlni.nlMl Hotel ; at .Mr. Iloyt i, I it It
aud Che. nut .ticot.,aiid at tho Principal llnjkstr.ro,
.ve. aul-Onwiii
Y AMKR 8. ItlllD.TKAC'lll'.ItOFTIIKI'I ANO,
t) No.iiVUI VitAMil SUw-t, IjsIvw j ruc, u."Mu-
I.
1TJ. V A li It A V 11 IV,
BUCK EHSOA TO W. H. CAARVL,
MAHONIO IIA.1,1.,
So, 719 OILEflHTJT Btrt-et.
W 1 N O O W Mil AD I M.
l) I KTA1NH,
ass
sa-wjurro bFTTrnw.
AMUSEMENTS.
(JJKATI K l; Hrn VALi
oy ma
Indopn3ent German Congregation,
eooHher with the
FRFK HUMjAY-BCUOOLU OF TICK
MFXIIAMCS' t'NION,
ON TBS
?!lti HAY r AUUVHT,
AT TSB
VAHHIN(s TON UI TltK AT,
AMD
i;noi;ii & wolf s v auvi.
Will aMT2IPtTlos OF CUITJ.for Ot. bemit cf tlio
ercttloa of a BCllnOL-liOCtiE.
Tl t price or ea'l. tl-ket will be tl'CO. whkk tntiil. . Ike
hi liter there ot to a ulft to ihe yalue of at lea.t SO cat..
Ladit a, attended l y crnllimcn, will he adaitlc4 to the
Fc.tivai tree ofcliarite. The ealueof the Orel gift I. I)a,
for wM -h MOO tlaiet. Lave hoea alrcaly .old.
At tliep'acc nt Fnstlial ticket, wil. be o d for tnceati,
which will only entitle the k.lder th.reof lo adDil.aion
lutothe Peetlyal iirunr d.,bul tho Commit too will be pro
tent uiltt I o'etork la Uie afternoon, to escl,nnge thorn
for U'.it Ticket, upon tue payment of an additional 40
cents.
AO enhlhltlon of the afore -aid pift. take, pit' c daring
this tFrlony ! h) end to-rootrot af'trnoon and eienlng,
In the larne Saloon of tm Mechanic Hall, THIKti Hueot,
below (Ireen. tl.o mtinia.ion tn which I. free.
The attribution of tne dm will take place at 4 o clock
In O.e ailoinc-on , nl ihcplacc of l'c. Jial. and It will be
thereafter oot.ttnucd every ecnlrur, from 8 to 10 o'clock,
at theiJareof Exl.teltion (Mt-jhaulc.-Hall) untLall the
tjltiit are dlapokfsl of.
A hnnd.iOme prtre pobl, t which hat b-'siQ dwruted wIU he
given to ti e Vtcal Society parti. I.,. ting in a body ha
will .truie the Lisheet number of mfe. Tho price of
each vote will be ton centa.and tho balv.t'ag la to take
place dur ng Ike ecli'Milm, iipoi tho day ot tkoPeallvul,
and until tbe It jt day of the eihlbltlon ot the glial.
Tickets ran bi h-n! from any merabcrof thoKulldlngC' m-
mlni e, fri m the Dlnctoit ot thePrevSaiigaylichooi.bfthe
Meohsn co' Cnlon. at tho plaoa of .ale of tho llulldln
Oemm.ltee, ho. 41'. t.rw-o atrect.and at the place of e.hl
Litlca. l'y oitti-r of tfic COMMIT fBK. aui43l
ROVER'S MiV CIIF.8NUT STRFET
X TUE-VTUt:.
F.JtTP.Af.AI.A Nil HIT.
FT."1. KVENIMI, AUBti.l 5.
rOVI'l.llti. .'.TARY FAHKWHt.1, 111 NFJ IT,
tendered tit tho ltuilni-i. Mnnauer,
XtC, 1). HtSS.
Bv Kenwr OliOVI.K and tiu Attache, or the ChMnot
H'rtu Tlu efe.
ami HiiiNK I.aa roiualoercd.
KIKIKtlBiMON (V..
Mr 11. I HION1- do.
Mr .1 I . hllKldtV d.
All the Comi ua 1 us ei4unieorc4
CALM I.Ott.-s AM) IVIXFY'R
F.MlUf, 1IM OF MI JHl'lti'.LS
hacevoiuiitiereo.
'ihu peilirni.nco will ootnl.t of tl.e Wonderful Hpec
tai ul ir Driuua ul
ALADUIH,
on,
Htl". WOSIlt r.Fn, LAMP.
AliKtMi IHVLItTIS-KMCNT
11Y l'AHM.I.iit-KAMl)IVKY-.S MlnTKI,L.
And tiic rl.ui jiiun l rcti un t'oi ioiij-tra ol
THE FOcIt NH i KKS.
Tfttrf"
wfllbc iLiiM-tu.
i AI OF COLOltltO WATK'tS
i ou tr.i. occua.on. au2-4t
ONTFRT li ALL t'OMMKNCING MOM-
A LVLNl.-i . iugt;it'.
ljsr IVhtK Oct Li.
Ihe orlirlnal nr.d nuiy
t IIU1.VIY S MIS'ITKI'I 9,
And the world -In i nns t-i uiic Artist,
l.rflt'iE Cllli Si V.
J. P. RAY SFR M nticr and Prr prii-toe.
Insk anPi-a tnci- in thl. cil aince ti eir return froai
Hurnpe. a'ter nn ul lenoo of aeven year. All the ureat
Faiiuiaiat sas, r-urlrmiue., ao , isolch have imumO the
Demo or t hri.t.i'. kltn.,trel.
AM salll.l .11 AS HOIHKiIOI.il WOKl'S,
will be prodnc, tl ilti-inir iLeir ."i iiitii be-e.
Tbeies. un .so! I, et lllllhTk Ml NK I Ut.1.8 trultll erk
to on Atl:;i.trel (-i-snirutlun tn ovi.tence, wnlch rnabio
th tn to prt-ent Ui a eupurb mar.ubxtlit humui. and oddi-
LJ " POt'Il'.KItH I'LAVT ATIOS IJFE,
tn all Ms Lri au. ut.ruiliil.aud nrLina phase..
I'srticjiur . i.i in .1 i bin.. Adn-.t sk n, i; cent..
Orchestra dea in fr.,nt,.r4! ceuru.
aui. U JOHN P. hMITH, Itu.n'ncsi A-ent.
Ij.'HFK COX JiUT .SAI.OOX.
i- The suh-crlt --r i.- t in nod tl-.o lirue ai d eouiiiK.alcKis
saloon, win. o te-.:e
f-1. Mwr.lt OAUIIKH,
atiuched,
a k. cuRNi.itrr i LANKt.iN aritrtT amloikaco
AVKNWI..
and ha. enjai,sN-h .Vil rirc.iiri tru. ur.itor tie leadership of
I'tiC'l l.rtbtilt A. lll.ui l.u,
who ill ai.-;!itly -. .'ct .ii u ttiwlt-ii p.-Ottrautuic of Nutlonal
and othet alt s.
A. a p'eimum r'r" e lo pasn an o.eninr free of cliarie,
the ptoprii-tor 1, ti'V.'ni'ui'd Li. iul''.!ibuicnl .Lull not
Do iuritut.cu.
au.'. li t C'MP.ISrux ItFKTSC III LU.
KCHAMC?' liAI.l.. AT THIS Wl-.l.L-known
ivlal I si.ineut, Ho. W4 and.'.'ti N.TlllLll
htxcet.u Lt.F.l.. t i-M-i:it'l' ia aiveu every F.veniiiT. tl.e
Ol heatra belli. IM. or tin-d.nvlii.B ul rrcf 1 .FLAUMl'.U,
Injetl er vs Itli '! fcr Vocal .Music, It;' Mb. CI.C M KNH and
IH'.ltKBt'111'ii..l.. l.li'.'l. 5 1 I. MLliNINI..
s no V I- R ffl F.HN UT 6TUK11T 1UF. AI UK.
1 LEOXAiwD (lltOVF.U Mane-er
lilts rVI'.NINU,
The great rdifem c, aiue'jei, pantomimic, ipectar.-nlar
druaia,
ALAniH, Oil THK WON'M Itl'dL LAMP.
THli LIVTNt) til ;:i tiS Ol VOtAltti:l w A t LHW,
All ilte New uie'. Maum.iecni ecent ry. tica it t Mi'iie,
Ac, tue wholo nndii iid ot au uctuu' cnsl nl $r. O, Ti o
east nl churuct rs ii I'-n- o' u eai e n ellence.
I'hK LSi Ol AIMI)sal lN.
Drnn. f'trcleot I oi-inettc '0 certs.
rnuilly t Ircle IS. ems,
Ori-be.tra Hcute leul..
Hik nl the F.-ent l i -lele . only am rcscntd us Orcf-.esira
ficola. h'ooilru el.-.rtc loi' locuiiiiu cuta.
I.-o ir. ormu us . 'elcL. Pyr'.'irei.iueei cnnnicncr utb.
pie'lx 'y.
at..';;-.'-!
KENSINGTi V 1IAI.I..--TIUH l'Ol't f.Alt
n.nceof Eon na! inent, Vo. InnTiiiirt KWiiifllM S
T'lWB avenui -nn. li'l N SKOtMi slrri't (e-:lrXI:,lit-1
Mi years aim by ::i..lct.ti 1.1'. , Ii tr..n nniuixe. and
rvi ovaieU. an 1 11 u.msw ut raetu oR lliie. UL i UT
any othtr cuab'lslr e ni f tlic t; ml .11 tlio i-uv.
A l.traa and oft ieiil 0-.l,c.tiu. uinl -r the dir.-?tirn cf
Pstil. 1" Il .', I. :.t. 1. -1 ti i":tik .0.1, ntn: a chnb-i- ptocrunlrie
01' Voca". and loaf. i.:-.ie.rtiul elin.ic will le pro.lu-:cJ cuci.
evcnluv', free 01 t .uci.e to the ftitiliyinc. T.10 (V.nc-.rt
Itooni I. laro, f.'r--, .e:d e.jfnii.o.iions, the re'Von. racltl.
Uuiterior tiad Lh' a;'.,n ant. i.jiiic and n-cot- n'.idauni'.
auj.:. Iu iHlXRk' ItOltNCMJ. Proprietor.
rATlIF.ltIN(i OK THE CI.AN3.
I I rO'lTIn (.MKS.
The SIXTH ANN'.'Al. litMBS .1 tl." CAT I'TinNI A M
f Li-Tt, of l'htladelphla. will', -crt. Iirated at W VSHISi;
lON KKTHF-kT, 1.11 VI0NI1 , H-ptnuiber liie .'i!li. Ir. I.
l eraloave f-irteem.'i and Cai-'owLJl street., at 10,
US. 1.'. , and4 o'.-lo -k.
y.x.'ur.louTI ker.,.'s).-e:i.
Ti kits can be had I'mm Oeoriet M i lenunt, o. 3M
C11 .n.it tlrte;-, John )L.ni'i, N-. l'-lO llnri.il rt
lie .rirofSar-lner.a. Fig'nh eltet. hi-'ow Puisyinh road ;
William I'linn ron, .Sr., .No.i.si U. Kt.hil, -.trce.t: lian.ci
M'Tn-sre. loin-, aile .-, beln H-vun I .tr.-et; Jam, siira
) am, toiubard tp cf , neiow s..tem!i; lian cl M. I.rowa,
I nn-),. id fttrtef, hel w sinveitt-i'Mr'.; Itliarn SMotli-ra-.,
Hid avenue and W ll iw -'.rect; F. II. Johaaoa, V. sU
P-kyunkroadl James St-lsoil, lluro-.' C'ott u-e, rli:li and
liuo- alrtel.i Jolul Hyde. -No. lne-1 N. S..'ond tret:
i'lnel Wl.ilam Itotih, M-'l i-iOw nn rr.i-t; Se-'ild
C"iloialn. Win am rath, Vo. l '-'l .Sf .ml street;
ibert lluintltou. Wl.tar .tni t, tlcruiaiituwii: Anthnit.v
Italy, iillstrcjt,i.ienuuiit'iisu,or t'rcbi uio 01 t'm uicai
boia.ii't;ie01i.o.T Committee.
nn'r ncehi J f.-rthc liar 1rl3T1-.e. jy, tup-ist It).
t.',-ri . el'ibr'.lcj Hras. and arr.n,- Ha ul bus been cn
t'jeii fur tlieooiiiisl.)n. Tie- uienif'brs w.U ia-' -t lu fie
1 1 ib Hoi'inon lntulay, Sniteiii'ier 1, at : o'clo.-k. I'.y
order ol the Cnicl. Ul'NCAtf WKHiilf, Scru-.a.y.
W11 him Svini, Trrasurir. miW-ut
A L. I. A I N F, 11 ' S MIIJ1AUY H ALL,
. No. MS N. THIKI) Mtnot.
P ofessur LNf.KLKIl, tin well-known Maetr , 1. :1
uairetl at tni. popular pi.wc of r- sorl, us the fi.ri .nor 01' a
i-owifulOrciiest.-a, au-1 .c-yes enmh' cli'oce s .l. .-lions
cf rp-re uiu.ic arc ii.ii tu the a.uiivacu gTatu'l'.iuiiy. f
i'M-ut
"WAR CLAIM, liOVNTII.S, rF.XSIO,
V FAY. ami all dmrll tlwl of elnlnn a,ain-.l the
1 nit. il Hleli s liovcrnnient udtu.le'taudcolkcic.l. I HI.. .
MONIiY We havoa mil h.t 01 piuea now iiaj.itif.ao.i
ins Ansae ten M "lle.-n l ul on. a. Ai yly or vr e to
t'LOil' i: t'BAi.'. A. r.fti'lllk-ll. '
Army and Km y Claim Anil'i
StilMui' 'no.lWAJatl'ilBmsi.
MILITARY NOTICES.
s
SUBSTITUTES AUD E STROLLED
C'lTI'AUlVpA
Are lefoi Died Oat th. Sraj W
.1 t H 12 1 II Ac O O.
flarf la'.oti tha fUrtnu
Jio. 422 WAt.NUT MTIU?KT,
l ately otupled t.y tlis
CrTrPN VOl.UMIF.FIt HPIlHTtTlTBClatirru,
Wtiecethey will v ple.KeS to futai.k AI. B!S, Vara,
RAMS, or CONTa A it AMiS a. subitituire for a
F.'il.I f D CITl.KNs, and OUT pay ll A-jestl". ! oka
IIKIIIKST rnif'K anta-S4
lOfith EEG1MLST PA VOLa,
COL. A. A. I KCUI.F.R.
Hfi ir, II 11 fsT V.
Men Msrierod aad l.olll t ImteMlately, tllilakar
In fore Imt Ina ccnp.baiance in Inna meat..
1'BF $10 Per Month Olnthing as!
Subsinl- nee.
T"i.Ps(Htaent I. encamp at CAMP CAIiWALAAtt,
ia ccmfortu'-i. onurtens.
IK) N T WAIT TO UK IiHVFTF.I) kot Wn tUa sgt-BM-n-,
sad Lave your faml'l wt I. provided for.
p-0 DF.LV1 IN FAYINO THK BOUNTY!
au'.-t If VKTT.BAN OrPICRRA.
HF.ADQUAliTF.RS, No. OU CIIKSNUT ST.f
( 4K WAIlll lltlllfsTY,
I.-i aill tlon to Ottv and fiost-m ntnt Rcaiitlea,
WILL BKr.'ID 10 FVtl-l ll'i'Rl'IT laM IfUED IH X
U. 8, Arr17, Nvy, or MirLae Oorps,
TO CB' &IT OF
1 11 ii:i.ntii WAHD.
April1 to
IHA. AC M. KllUl'l'.
luovosT MA&btuL s ornot,
11 aril Bprmrf Ci,ii-der EtrM0S.
rK"Cl TRBMIUM
PiJu l' a. p'nvi t't Iraylug a recruit a. above,
H. P. M, EIEKINBUTE, '
Chalnaaa EAecutlee Oosaralrass,
JOUti E. PPSIOR, eeeretair.
aa-4i
I
BIKNriY'S SHARPSHOOTERS.
AV01O THR DRAPT,
aud lolwt In a C-rpt of some .tandlug.
1
AstUrised b the General aad State CroverasaeajL
MAJOR J. W. MOOKH,
or 1HM
ilTTY-MllTlI PF.hKSYLVAVtA VOLUNTABAA,
I. recruiting t fill ap tin Csaipaolc. la tki. city.
THE UK.nKST MOUNTIES OIVRH
For One, Two, or Tboe Year.' M?n.
Call at once, at
No. Mi CHFSKbT Street, below SIXTH,
If you want to Cal'st.
MAJOR J. W. MOO ItK
Is prcpai-ed to poypromiH'f
THK CITY AMI WARD BOUhTTY
Imm -d atciya Ihe ma.terin t of any uoao 10 bla Reglaisat
I1IJ1.IJX1K HROa.,
(. W 1'AVIS,
JOS. P. TOHIAS,
JNJ. W eVKKMAK.
ll. . WINV.HHRMRU,
I. OAKF.V I.KK
ALK. 1). JF.SMi'F,
A.L. HONAKtO.M,
Ooaaiaiots.
aotvtf
ION LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA,
In Hew of tbs call of the ProiUunt for Ay buaireA
Ibna.aaS uea, wo p.-sipoue to relet, a
I v K G I M E N T
TWF.I.SE NORTHS,
00L0NEX HOEATIO 0. BIOKEL
(Iacte cf the FeansylvanlA Ueservcs,)
Kus cf.ri. r.tisd ta tale tho ceiuraaad.
Ail uScei. de.liiiu lu lass paU la Uill vrcaalzatloa are
rwita oted tc call oa
COL HOEATIO G. EIOKEL,
No. ! WALLACE AT R RET.
ant-lf
tHKADQUARIFRS PROVOST MAIl
.hnl. Pl.t Hi.tiiet. Pa., Mo. Ilk a. THIRD Street,
I'hilusiiiliinui, Atigti.t 11, iwH.
To Insure prompt repllea to ell question, oaordtaarft'
tut-jett conacs:ied m Ith tlie Fnroluictit, Iratt, attesta
tion. Lla'dir lea to liruit, Credits ami accounts ef aiea
furnished, I'ltlaen. are reiiiie.tmi to maao appiie.kloa e
the I'rovout Mai t Lai of the Cunirreaaivnal Ol.triotfet ewoA
lufonnaiion. and t-.ot to tlio Proroat MaraLal-Oouetat at
w unlilnutiin.
lit order of tl.e Provost alArst.al-Osn rai .
Wll I IaM f. nliH MAW,
aul2-U Captaiii and I'rvyo.l Marukei.
at BOUNTY tOK MAUINFfi. WAHrBO
A 'or tea Uuin-d btaioa ftlarlae Cnrpi, alio b- id ted aseai
Hit. perfor-A the tlullije of a a ijtlier at t-ur Havy fame,
iwaud oa board LUlcU tt'.aie. .Lipa-of-war oa roroiga
ainuiia.
Ite-tcreomnsasat'ir thar. tlie artny
iHKkc ifiaiiiuf.ii ii.iALti oovrarointiyv
RObkTII ai.o, ALL TDfi LOAL UOL'Mi WS awat
BrB euikU'ieaU
Murine. ro,,nte Prtie Moray.
l or all I'uther luinrniatl'-a ai.cly nl Iha Recrultlat
IteMecvoue,
o..'ill H. flin NT Btrcct.tHlow ApruooAusat,
betwaa tLeU-iir. ot and L v'cuKk.
0 11. MeCtWLRT,
ua.'-tf II uj-if and Uu-rmtuig Orueer.
pnELouena-roRLouoHB.
OITi.aTS and viiUri tlelUrg tl.e city an f.ii'ioot.tia, n illikg
M WOll l)H,
:ro OTit'B
MILITARY EQCIPMKNTS,
ABE I-TiiriiD tO Tilt SXTtXIITA
MASCPACTUKIKO RSTADUgUMRaTT
or
CiSORCsT: w. hi jionh xmo.
ANSON STREET HALL,
HANSOM. Street, Abovo Itssa.
IRESBNTATION SWORDS,
Made to order ato .aoru.taotlce, which for rt.li nasi as
niasaaAoenca chalMngo sompetlUa, no other houae la tho
conntfy eoiuLlnlcg tho VA WFACTTJItlNO JKWRLBC,
WITH TUE PRACTICAL 8W0KD MAKER. US
MEIIOTNAL COD LIVES OIL.
OOHN O. BAKER & CO.,
We. VIS M TMKET STRBKT,
ro now receivlnv tleir .upplio. iVesh from tt.e lUIierios.
T'io .tiberter'ty of their till !n overy re.iac-t, he. gurned
fir ItarejntaiKa and sale Iytiid any other Ibuad laths
market.
Tomalntala It, fioy ar' detenu ntd to supply anortlcls
that may be entirely r,ll l on A-r ireslme.a and purity.
See testimonial, oi Fro "' Medical CiJlisof. aut 1
TVIl. 3. DAVIDSON'S CHIROrODIST AND
I ) B itk'tw .talil'.-etuen', No . S S. H W'lWII Hlreet.
entrance alVo ou L.vaat .trtei.l-ltr.DaVIIiSON oAera
Injy.TVlceslo Ladles uud O. atlui.eu as a Chuopdi.t of
,'xpcrlctioe, and prc-atlsc, Imiaeniatc lei.ei a. eiir.ictor of
enlt and hard Corus, .jpcrntui- oi Sa l -.'rowiuglu llicllcli,
and me ileal attendant oi." oiled audiri.tttd Foot, lu aud
n.it nt lit. ro.lu.'uce.
Ak Via " ..tubllshiin nt. No. ?- S. RKtlONH Street, can bo
fi, nnd Hot audi ol,l Katlia.l pld.sLotseiaudlkaicholUth.,
and Suli.hur aud Vauoi Hall a
IlisHuiphur and Vupoi tiaihs are uiwthy the espe'ia'
attentii'Oot luvelia-, to ativuih1.' t'"-' Ms ,n-riiviil alien.
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