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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER A, lHHt.
HALL WE WOP TUB WtK Af
TBK4T I'OR HKAtKT
The Iomoorat titlk very confldtmtly of
electing General McCi.km.a5 rreiltlrnt of
the United StAUa. But, If our armies shall go
on from this time until November next.
Winning such glorious tlctorlra an Faiiuaoitt
and Siikrman hare lately achieved, tlifi hopes
of McCi.ki.i,an'8 eloctlon will melt away like
the mints of the morning before the rising sun.
The only even plauslblo pretext which tho
Democratic leaders have yet urged, or can
porwlbly urge, for a change of Administration
In the midst of tho war Is, that a different
policy from that heretofore pursued towards
the Rebellion would end It at once, or put It
down more eftVctually and speedily. And If
the people could be persuaded that by retiring
Mr. Lincoln, and placing McClkli.ajt or
some other person In his pluco, the war could
be honorably and satisfactorily terminated
within a short time, It Is not Improbable that
they would be likely to try the experiment.
But they would not consent to such a change
unless they had some reasonable assurance
that they would thereby Improve tho con
dition of the country, and Increaso thu chances
of its early restoration to unity and peace on
acceptable terms.
But all such arguments must fall to Impress
the people now ; because, In the presence of
such grand and decisive successes as our brave
troops are gaining over the Rebels, it would
be the sheerest madness to arrest their course
by offering to suspend hostilities and treat
wuu mr. iiKFriEHHos uavih ana Lis con
federates In treason, for a peace based on
compromise.
It Is quite manifest to the most incredti'
Jous observer of affairs, that the operations of
jabbaout at Mobile and Sukrman at At
lanta hare dealt the Rebellion such stunning
wows as have broken its strength beyond
reparation, and that the same patient and
obstinate perseverance which has crowned the
campaign In Georgia with such brilliant suc
cess, must eventually, and perhaps very soon,
J"N a-ttMd the Indomitable tenacity an 1 masterly
i . -.. i . . . .
Busing; ui uhajit iu us purpose to capture
, the Rebel capital.
- With sucli inspiriting prospects before them,
why should the people of the North consent
to arrest the victorious career of our arms?
Are tliey likely, we would ask, at tho very
moment when the valor of our brave and de
voted soldiers Is accomplishing the most Im
portant results which have occurred since the
beginning of the war, to abandon the army,
and seek a truce with treason and rebellion,
by a degrading supplication for compromise
and conciliation? Are they so weak, so fool
ish, so cowardly, as to negotiate with tho
Rebels for peace, just when the national armies
are conquering a peace after nearly four years
of struggle and suffering, and a fearful expen
diture of treasure and blood ?
We cannot and will not believe that the
people of the North will act so unwisely and
improvidently, as well as pusillanimously.
Even If a desire to hasten peace, on tolerable
conditions, should, under any circumstances,
be permitted to prevail, as a motive for
changing the Administration of tho Govern
ment and placing mw men in power at so
critical ajunctnre as the present, would It not
be absurd to make a change now ? Tho Re
bellion is evidently on its last legs. The power
and resources of the Insurgents are almost
entirely exhausted. Their best armies are
being whipped in their strongest positions.
Why, then, should we give up the contest, and
tamely sue for terms In the very hour of final
and complete triumph over the onemy?
Such an act of folly and imbecility would
cover the nation with everlasting disgrace.
And does not every man of ordinary sense
be he of one political party or another, see
that the shortest road to au honorable and
permanent peace now, Is by fighting the
Rebels until they are forced, by exhaustion, to
lay down their arms, rather than by giving
them time and opportunity for recovering
their shattered strength? But this litter
policy Is precisely what the Democratic party
proposes. They have docliired, recently, at
Chicago, that hostilities must cease, and a
convention of all the States be called to dis
cuss the question of pacification. lljsiila thu
fact that such a convention of the) States is
legally and otlierwisn impracticable, wo have
no assurance that the convention, if oneo as
sembled, would agree on any such terms
of settlement as the Northern people
Could possibly assent to. But If that were
not so; If it were even prohibit or certain
that a satisfactory peace could be m:i'l In the
munner suggested ; is it not qultu as piobublrt,
lu view of our recent military successes, ili:it
a rafe, dlbcreet, and honorable) peace can be
It ncht-d sooner by prosecuting Ilia v.ir rilit
i. to the end, tlmn by i-sd.lenly stopping hos
tilities, giving up ull we biive won hi nearly
four years of strife, and ;riiutiii an armistice
that may tumult lu nothing but a baildiug up
oi the Kcbtlliou for lour more years of disas
trous conflict ? Let tho people, then, refloct
on the choice that Is ottered them. If those
who have thus far conducted the war are not
' disturbed,'.tbey will end it speedily by arms.
If McCleli.as la fleeted, we shall have an
empty and protracted truce, followed by
several years more of strife and bloodshed.
Between such alternatives who will hesitate ?
I'llil.lC MPIKIT.
Among the many things which seem what
tliey are not, there Is perhaps nothing more
deceptive than that which passes current for
public spirit. Wo hear of men who are pro
lific in this twin virtue to patrlotlsmfwho bus
tle about among the editors, the capitalist,
the politicians, and prominent men lu large
cities, aud ttamfert great Interest and anxiety
forth, succe t thl. M that pubUc unde
taking. The, are pteVMed to .
ofdocument. and t J y
to th.IT pockets, that tU pt0(,ctTnP0
how vast, is perfectly feasible i Uu aU that U
wanting is a little more "public spirit - mean.
pig, more men like themselves; and than tuey
aodestly aver their own want of power, not
being Influential, or among the large nroourtr.
golden, md of couim tuey bare no prsoual
Interest in the matter. These public-spirited
men may thus set la motloa an enterprise,
perchance bringing a new coal to market, or
starting a much-needed passenger railway
line, a new ferry-boat, or an Insurance com
pany; and it is not until the concern la fairly
about going Into operation In such cases that
the thought is spontaneously suggested of
making the man of public spirit the president
or secretary, with a handsome salary, much
below his great claims upon the stockholders.
This Is a moet unexpected return for his die
In forested effort and public spirit!
And thus it Is In making new laws, or open
ing new streets, for beautifying tbo city and
increasing the convenience of the residents in
neglected districts. The "public spirit" of
Mr. Gn-ahcnd hits ohown Itself busy with
members of the Legislature, or with mombes
of Councils. Editors of newspapers even have
been handsomely treated, and tho law or ordi
nance goes Into effect; when, lol huh nidi by
some strange accident, almost providential,
tho property of the public-spirited man has
quadrupled In value by the sudden Improve
ment of a neighborhood.
But, In sober earnest, may we Inuulre, what
Is It that constitutes a man of public spirit,
and have we many such among u? Thesa
may be questions more easily asked than an
swered. We have heard wise, wealthy, and'
prudent men, whose whole lives are examplos
worthy of imitation, condemned for their want
ofpubllc spirit," and when we examine Im
partially the meaning of the complaints, wa
And It ODly amounts to this the plausible
scheme of Mr. Burstup and company, fear
less speculators, has been disapproved of, or
interest In it declined, by the gentleinin ap
plied to, and hence ho has "no public spirit."
rubllc spirit should be a disinterested
spirit a desire for public, not private, benefit;
and when efforts are made to accomplish, a
general good, Irrespective of Individual
advantage, or at a sacrifice of personal con
venience, then we my safely recognizs the
existence of true "public spirit."
SEWS FBOM FLORIDA.
I'nlon llm ri (JnloavlH Citlnnol
llnrrlK' 4 oinmniMl Wvroled full Or.
nil of I he Allnlr.
From Iht Palmetto lUi nUI, SrptrmSer 1.
The lute news from the district nf Flnrlrla la nnt
of an encouraging nature. One of the columns
sent oat by Ueneral Hatch on a raid, encountered
a superior force of I be enemv. undnr M iinr
Dickfuson, a Rebel partisan commander of n
small shrewdness and skill, bad n shnrp fl'ht,
ana weie pretty well used up. with a loss in men
and material and one nun. The details of this
dicntrous aflair are these :
One column, consisting of one hundred and
itilrty eight men of tho 7.rth Ohio, ninnty or tho
4th Mastaehtifetts Oavalrv. and ten men of Can.
(Sin Hanner'a Mght flattery, of the 31 Rhode
Island Artillery, with a howitzer, all under the
command of Colonel Hurrls, of tho 7 th Ohio,
inored from Trail Rlfle, on Iho Cedar Keys and
KerrandiDa railroad, some fifteen miles from
Baldwin, towards Oainsville, for the purpose of
patheritiK contrabands, cattle, co-ton, and sup
plies, and ulso for a reconmilNisn'-e. Their pro
gross was comparatively r.ipld and was uninter
rupted for awhile. They occupied Starke, a
small station on the railroad, without opposition,
and cspturcd some cars there, with croduce and
iliiartermaiiter's stores on board. The cars and
such of the merchandise and stores as could not
be removed were destroyed.
After this work was well and thoroughly com
pleted, the command pushed on to within tea
iniks of Oalni-ville, where it bivouacked for the
sight. At daylight tho column was again put in
notion, and udvaneed on (Jainsvillo. A small
force of Rebel cavalry were encountered at a'lout
10 o'clock, just outoide of the town. Theo wore
driven In by our skirmishers, and our forces en
tered the town. The command there baited their
bonus, and probably scattered about the town
somewhat, when the enemy, under Mujor D.ck
inson, txtween six and seven hundred strong,
consisting of his cavalry command, and tho
militia ot the country, collected together on the
nuns of the movements of our forces, with three
pieces of artillery, began the attaek, while our
men were not in the best position for defense.
me attara was unexpected and threw our
forces into confusion, and after a sharp aoi well
conUMed tight, the ammunition becoming ex
hausted, fbc men were ordered to cut their way
throuj-'b, and escape as best they might. Adult
was n ude and a portion of tho command suc
ceeded in effecting their escape, but a number
here captured, with tbe piece of artillery, a 12
1 1 under howitzer.wlth horses, caisson, and every
tl ins complete; three wngons loadud with
v.-rious articles, and a number of borsos. Quite
nun ber of our men were killed, and three
ollkers were wounded and fell into tho hands of
the enemy. A number of otllcers aro missing.
Colonel ll.irris effected his escape, but Lieuten
ant uotonei morgan ana Major rox nave not
beeu l eard from, although it is known that they
axe not or were not in me nanus ot tne enemy.
Thue who escaped struck into the swamp and
came into Magnolia, and others are coming in
(lallv. Our loss will nroliablv foot no a litiln nnr
a hundred. Under the head of missing In the
following liht of casualties, are enumerated m my
who have aubstquently come in, which consider-
ably reduces the aggregate :
CABVALTIBB IN nAIXSVII.LK AFFAIB SRVBNTT
FIFTU OHIO MOINTSD IMFANTHT.
Commissioned officers wounded 4
Con missioned olllrers missing H
Knliated men killed ,. 3
Knlistcd men wounded 14
Knlittcd men missing b9
FOIBTH MASSACHl'SKTTS CAVALUT, COS. M AND D.
Commissioned officers missing 2
Knlieted men killed 2
Unlisted men wounded.. 13
Kulbted meu mlsain 42
Tutal 17
All but three of the wouuded man woro loft in
tbe hands of the enemy.
It will he observed that tho Rebels claim to
have captured between 140 and 1 id prisoners, in
their account, which wo publish below. It is
thought to b somewhat exaggerated.
We bopo to bo utile to present a full list of those
lost In the affair In our next issue. It h is not ai
yet come to hand.
The other column, under Colonel Nobles, did
not meet the enemy's force, and came back with
about seventy-live contrabands aud a lew hones
and mules.
HK1IKL ACCOl'NT.
Vom Iht Coiumbiott Islra, uguii Is. '
IIkauui astmis District ok Floiiida, Likb
Citt, August IS, lno4. Csptain Dicklusoureujris
bv cornier, who arrived last night, aa follows:
"1 have the honor to report that I had an eugao
ntent to-duy with tho cavalry for.'o of tho enemy
at this place ((Unisvlllc), and by Divine aid the
viitniy wi s decisive aud complete. It lasted
hbeut two hours one hundred and forty or one
hundred and fifty prisoners ciptttred, ami will On
forwarded this afternoon. Amongst thorn wore
oi l captain, two iioutenau's, and uno surg 'on:
rivt nil killed aud wounded. U ir los is sl.g it ;
one killed anal live wounded. A li-pjuud iu v,t
.ir was captured, with horses and fixtures cun
pltte ; a tine piece. About ono hundred ne.ro
weio recaptured, wl.h three of tue e lOiny a
wsgoni, a coot iderable number of horses,
n; ctlar things, 'i'liey numli. red three liu.i lred
and forty two, and were of the 7,'itb Ohio Hegi
mcnt, Colonel Harris, commanding, and 4'.b
Ma-sacbusetts. This party left Uaidwia by Trad
Kidge, and passed between Waid and Oran e
Springs. They pilhigcd and thieved e cry thing
as they went, stripping the bouses. Captain
Dickinson reports that his oilicern and mou be
haved with great gallantry.
. A. Mobbno, Captain and A. A. Q.
Another "Female Giollemsn."
A correspondent writes :
"Miss Sullie M. Monroe, of New Berlin, Che
nango county. New York, a practising physician
of the hydropathic school, has permanently
adopted thu masculine attirs not merely
bloomers out tue veritab.e uress oi a gentleman,
from bat to boots. Ho, the ultima thult of the
dress reform has been reached at last! Miss
Monroe, who makes a fine looking cavalier.
either on horseback or on foot, usually wears a
blue coat aud bud waistcoat, with plain flat gilt
buttons, blue trousers, boots and bat, all good
cut. (ihe is a young lady of irreproachable
character, skilful in her profession, brave, ener
getic, ambitious, and eminently self-reliant. She
wears the masculine iu preference to the femiuiue
dress, because she conceives the former to be
better adaptsd to the active duties of her pro
fession." The Rossini Theatre at Mtdrid was Inaugu
rated a short time ago. It consists of a light own
arena upon an Island in the middle of tho i'ro-
oienade, called "(Jarupoa i.ltsoos, ana is sur-
rounuea by a niagnilicent park. A oruge ana
uuVlffik?'' ,pMttto" w yuuu,'!i,
NATf Iirz Rt( M.
Tk fall races prematnrrly npnd on the start.
ing KToana, (corner of i:nnmrr and Kraaklla
airr-ru-), near I'errln a fruit staad, last Friday af
lemoon. without previous announeompni.
Tbe competitors cnnalitAd cblrffyof vonnrisk
celored volunteers. After considerable n,;,,
and Man starts fforn the "dead-line," acr.uchei
mostly were made betweon a chunkey "Djnb's
fSmut, and cream-colored "lng-shauka." Th
wrooslna;" was heavy; but by Ike tlm Pearl
frent corner ("routing out place," was reached,
Doulilf-Pmut was ' no whar."
A variety of impromptu "ifoes" were then mads
by Infeifor "animal." In fact. Tew, ir anr,
"thoroiiRh bruli" were visible. Several fist fiffhts
and "bndio:oa" followed with the usual ca,fr
and tliare is no knowing what else had happened
If spectators had not Ixon favored with sfrstr
"tolialmd tla
Has a sch ride,
AeS loflt Ma ands."
Bometljlnr abend of Cowpcr's famous Ollpin
(Jok of Islington ) by "a citizen
Of credit and r-n w n."
iiowocit, as the racing "gm out" (several of
uc iooi -eniis ocintf "iieacl-ulowed" with heel,
ti'g It for thu "for corner"), it so chanced that
Mynbrcr Hchnickoirrltznr's black breeding sow,
fresh fiftm a fragrant (rotter tip-street, orraefully
waddled to rear of that suff burnt "krowd," all
ripe for rascality. In a twinkling, IVuy's caudle
app-enYi-aKcwa grabbed by ajuvunilc Seip (hoinh
ho) Africanust And, frotn Krip, opticiilly spsn-
.mF tmjvb iiuno noo tan, ue jn4eii on
bii 'tv-asus (Irish cla-sic for l'egasus Jupiter's
niiigcn uuin ) I4IIU
"To borsa, my brave by, and away I"
Tills was the oven-season's "handicap," a
Stern reality, hnttlmg with excitement.
Whitt with tho thumps and screeching of aomo
iniern or twenty noisy ncjrro hrati, several small
wbito "feilers," a brace ot dogs, shouts of armed
men and pasfer-by, tbo result may be imagined.
Any want nier. nacli or nsajht.
Away want (ya and plic,
Wlio hltle wot il Ixlnt "ml"
in le A a it) lc by '-aitf.'
In the words of an old racer. It was tlm "w.,rat
est kind of a scrub," and only a "uuartor raue,"
(such as l'barsaliaor Metarte never bad) ; but as a
iimu tour ycarotubaiu ; "ua, my ; thsugb, wasn't
a inn :
Heavy as "Bacon's Works' m-ty be, no bacon
twun on. "uaca up, ) worked h ardor than piggy
In question, towards the far corner.
It was a regular "sweep sticks," swiped and
lathered as piKiry was, nlgcr on back, over the
koiti-.i irauiicniiy "puijKiiiK away," witu the mot
icy troop in hot pursuit. Obsdnaev. howevnr. an
ters into the porcine nature, and that it was which
abruptly ended the context though hog dis
tanced, fat igued, hooted, liuir.jd, t ill plnu- d, and
exacerbated beyond all swinish endurance by tho
discendants upon Ham at last "trew to natur,"
puiay wiiieu snort in nis "nogs Head -long ca
reer, and presto! littlo nitfffer was "no whar."
Two ebony shin-shanks twinkled In the air, as
twmgui "iwnuerco. on tue Husky "ground and
lofty tumbling." While like a second-hand
crHCkcd bombconic, on a quarter charge of pow
der from a short-stock gun old sousy lata bored
nn, leaving "little nig" with his noso In tho mud.
Night dropped its Natchei curtain on that sable
scene.
"Tlia do Sid hr . the ehlldren tcraamnil,
lip tlw the wlad iMia all ;
And torry aonl cried nut, wall done!
Aa loud aa be caulit bawl."
Satchtt CmrHr llJ.
France and Switzerland have entered Into a
treaty of national copyright.
Hermann Movltis, ono of the most promising
of th Dutsc Idorf young painters, expired sud
denly about the middle of July last.
The London Orchrttra objects to spoken
dialogue in Knglisb opera as for instance in the
llnhrmian tiirl and Slaritana because it has a
burlesque tendency, u-ed in conjunction with
sung dialogue; because it destroy s the coniecu
tiveness and oneness of tbo musical score, and
becauso it is embarrassing to tho aril. ts, who have
to alter tbe voice rapidly fiom the enunciation of
the highest and most elaborate vocal passages to
the discbarge of its ordinary function.
MnrrftMl.
HATFS-LEWIS.-On ihe ilst dav of .Tannary. WA,
by the Kev. (lourie Htllllil. l.loulnuant HOIILRT K.
llAlhJH toMliuLAUBAJ.LEWlS.bjUiufi'filladeluhU.
l'a.
HKIIKBTOS-AI)AMH.-Ily tho B jr. John Chatnbera.
r,l:OKl,K HI IIKHTUM and KM MA ADAMS.
KKKN tUDI.KK. On the In Instant, at ihe piraon
aumil Ht. I'aul's Mothodlat Kuiacoeal t liurch. No. UJ3
I atlmrtne atrrnl, lir Hey. . W. Ihoiuai. Mr. WILLIAM
U. KI LN to Mini AtAUI'llA A. NUULLB.
nitxi.
AltllOTT On Sixth day evening. Mh minth Id.
F.I.I.AUKTH W. AIIHOrr.amd C.I yeara, widow of the
lalv i;pvro Abbott, aad youUKeat daughter of Joshua
LonKstralh.
Her relatives and frlonrti are Invited to attend hrr runn
ral, from the realdra'-e ol her father, at Bvcai :t.tll, on
Tinner's Lane, iid Tlnrd-day afturaoon, at a o'clock. In-
I ivrint-Ei ai Laurai ii ui.
I liRKKIi. On the th Instant, FLIZA H. UUIiKD.
Willow ol Samuel 1). breed.
Jlue notice will be given ol the funoral.
AMl'Hr I.L.-On Wnrineaday, August liih. 1SHI, at
. her lntc nialiliiuce In lloyleatowa, l'a., Mrs. 1IKHOK id
ll.ridlctot the late Htuphen II. (.'ainphull, formerly of
, i'hllaileliihia, In the 4ith year of her awe.
' IIAKIIKKI'. On Monday, the 5th Instant, MARTHA
rebut ol the late lauau ilarnert, IntheXUt year uf uer ana.
i Her relatives and nienoa are luvlted to attend hnr luuo-
Tal, Iron the realdcnco of her aon-lu-law. Hon-y 1.
rteeer, tieimontowa, on Wedneaday alternoou, at I
o'c.ock.
IIKAI.D At Franklord, on tbe Jdinat., J. c. UEALD.
In the 4'M year ot his axe.
I 1 he n-lallve and mends of the family, also T.odss No.
1 D, A. y. AI. and the MustjQic Louse oi S'rankfortl, are In
' vitid to attend his luniral, irimi his late residence. Main
street, below tr.ea. frsakiorj, oa WednaJay, the HU
ttintant, at 2 o'clock.
HKHON.-On the evening or the Id Instant, EMMA
( CLO V Kit, wile ot the late 1'lioiuaa aeruu.
llir ridittves and irlenda. and the memb!inl of floath
: wark (TqIod, No. 11. ol Ihe II. O. oi B. and ri., are Invited
toattend herfuneial. from her slater's residence. No. l'U7
Locust atrect, Houtb L'auiden, at 'i o'clock, on Wednea
dav. 7tb liiatant. lutnrinont at L'horcU oa Vourtb street,
KAY. on the evenlnsoi the 4th Instant, of typhoid
j 0Vwil!la E.d linrtatt? liiaase.ouiy.ju
Ilia IrleudS snd tlliise of the lamlltrara fmiu.i.iIi.
. Invited to attend his luneial. from the rosiilen .e of his
lather, on Timber t.'reek, near WestvlUe, N. J.,on t'oartli
l day lib Instant, at lu A. M.
NcNKILLK.-On the 4th Instant, FEKflT R., son of
; Hannah and the late I'erry U. MoNellle, asod IS years.
I 'Ihe rclattvi-a and frlenua are rnsui-clmily luril.'d to
attend hie luueral, inmi his mothrr's residence, o. UA
Mount Vemon street, on Wedii.-e.lay, 7th lusuat, at 1U
' o'clock, 'to proceed to Laurel Hill.
OlUt On the evening of the Id Initant, ROBKRT
I OKU, In the BDlh vear ol nls shs.
His relatives mid irlenda, also the congregation of the
First Kelonned Fmshyterl. n Church, are roapiicttully
Invited to attend his funeral, rrom his lata reddendo,
o. 104 Locuat stitH-t to leave the hjuao at I o'ulock
treclsely, on Weduoday afternoon, ihe 7tu IniUnL
untTid services at tho Fiist Itetonned Fresbytiirian
( hurt-ti, broad strei-i. below Hpruce streot. at ball-past
1 o'clock prrc sely. luleruient at lha Woodlands Ceme
tery I OWIMVft. Fell asleep In Jesus on the 4th Untant
GKimuK H. OM1MUS. aged 14 yesra. '
The relatives and irlomla of tne laiullr. alio the mem-
beis of the SVaahluctou Hose Couipaoy, are rrtaprctru Iv
lnvitod to atlinU the funeral, tro.n hla late reiidin -e
j No. 614 N. Snu-nnlli atrcet, ho.low Cones, oa Tharadav
I attiTiiooD rifpieuibor aib, at i o'clock. To proceel to
Mount MoriaU Cemetery,
j fl'KSAI.L.-Niiar Ilaltlmnre, Md.. on the evnnlns
of Huiiday. Si-pleiober, 4th, M!4, Iil.Li'Ull S wueof
T. M gulcKsall.
Her ri'lativfs and ihnie ol the faniltv are Invited to at
' tend the IuihthI, on Wi ilnnsday, HeptoiiilMr 7th. ut It)
A. M., Irniii the roshleiioe ot her huauaad. .No. i'4.
jrgr- miNT'i waui.
ONCK MOIIE TO TilK UK-SCCii!
jla a-ijourmd Mealliv of the Oiranns ot rfce
NINTH WAllll
IVTKItKSIKI) IS MI LI 111! K TO DR.lKr,
Will tie luld at tho
N.VTioN.vrj n,vria,
MARKET STREHl", AIJ'IVU TWELFTH,
On THIS (Tufaday) KV KM.V , Mut.it, Is II, at su cluck.
Are y.u lUb'e t .iradV II an,
I lave yi.u h irii nd liable ti
rn.r prninpf'y.
draur n so, c
ui,', a U
hrhiv luiirfi.riid wnli tun.
Com? prepared tn subtcrlhs lltieral'v.
llnn't nalt tir oiillectun lo iMll nil y u.
Ily ordtrof the Nunh Wrd Itmin'v Cnutnlt'ei' :
DANIEL fsTEIN'MEl'Z, I'rosident
liavfii ttuTLks, B"retsria.-. ,
OYH' CLOTHING.
F. A. HOYT & BEOTSER,
HAVE ON rUHD
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BEADY-MADE PINE OLOTHIS Q
FOB
II O Y H .
S. W. Oor. TENTH and 0HE3NUT Btj.,
seS-tuths
ASHEMHLT Bl'ILOINll.
INSTATE OF ELIZA U0WARD BURD,
J J deoeaard.
Tbe Aodltor sppolntedbytheOrphsna'Court fbrtheOlty
and lieaniv of Philadelphia to audit, aeltle, and adjuat Ilia
aecundanS rtualacconul of Kev. II. W. lilJC kl.'H K I', 11.11 ,
Kl.l K. 1'KICt, JUHKfll B.THWSSKNII, and KIIWAKI)
MIHI'PKN, Ka iulrea, Kaaruura oftlia laat will and tsata
mtnt ol M.l.A UuWAhll IIUKO. Saoeaaed, aud to
make diatrlliutlnn of tin balance In ihe liandl of the
aceountaiita, will meet the partlea Intt'ruated fur lha pur.
rusea of bla apualutuifut, on WLWNKSUAY, Heutuiubir
I, InM.lal II o'clm k A. M , at Ida office. Ha. Til
WALNUT barest, la the City of Puiiad lulna
aUUjl CL AT TON,
SeialuUi-H
Audi tor.
10. W A li It A T I N,
Buwr.asoa to w. h, caurtl,
MAHONIO HAlil,
Ho. 719 OIIESHTJT BtreeU
WINDOW HIIAD11M,
CUHTA1NB.
t
M0S(iUIT0 NKTTLNOB.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
A Netflrrtaxl Cold may Crtuae Month of
aiifTerinn, and often ends at laat In Conaumptlon, flron
otitis, or other I'ulmonary AfTnclloa. When neglect la
attended by reautts so itansrrous, vvhat ean juatiry the
carelesa IridiiTerenre of " waiting for a cold lo get well
Itself!' If thoae who are now truubled with Oouffha,
Colds, Hoarseneas, Bora Throst, An., weuld surely avoid
the dreadful aufTcrlnxs of the eonaumpUve, let them take
at ones lir I. Jstsk's Kipactorsnt, a remedy whose
eflirasy has been estsbllahed for thirty years.
Trepsred only by
Ds. I. Jaiss A Sns,
No. -HI Cheanut strrct.
Trie Flr)rnr.
THR FLORKNCK
THR KLOKKNCK
TLB ILOSKNCK
HIK KLOKKMCK.
THR KL"KKN( K
1HK flOKKNCK
THK IIUHKM'E
RKWISU M AC1II
hKWIMIl MACHI
CKWIMI M 'TI I
KKWINU MAC til
HKWINII MM III
NK4,
.SKS,
NKS.
NK.S,
NKS,
NKS,
NKWIMI MM 111
HKWINII M ('lil
HKlVINll MAI'lll
STKKRr.
HTItr.KP,
fl I'KBKT.
HTRKKT.
MTKKHT.
No. (HO CiTK.SNCT
fin, tio CIIKHNL'T
No. 6.10 CIII'.SNLT
No. S:l CIISHVUr
610 CNKsNCr
No. 630 (HKSNllT
NTKKKT.
8TKKKT.
STUKltT.
No. r.U (,'IIKHNUT
N. CJ0 C'llKSNOT
TUrtrU-Uj.
All Acstta and chronic Diseases citr;d by means of the
different madiRcaUi ns of KleeU-lclly, at the
JCI.KC'TBICAL INhTirUTB,
Ho. liJO WALNUT 8TKEK.T, Polia lelphla.
rS0F. C. H. B0M.BS
Wll eotnmence,
Octiibr 4, last,
A onitrsa of lectures anal fu'l Instruction far applylnit
Ualvanfam, Mairoetlssi, and other tnodltt latkuu or Klsc
trtclty aa a reliable theraieutlc avcBt f l tbs oure of Acuta
and Cnroalc Diseases,
AT Tne INSTIlrTIOJT,
No. 13vt) Walnut Streot, Philadelphia.
If adlral men and others desiring to attend the coarse
ae rcqueatod to make application early.
t'live Hat ann riaraira
AlMSnRS. 1IAV1H A RICRAKIIS,
AKCH SNII TkHTII.I
have juat received a new Importation of
Havana liiuxaa.
of Uie eholcat brauds.
F, . Whitman a Co..
Uanufacturora of New and liellclous Oonfeotlona. Almond
rasta, (juocoiate i:arameia, cruama La Mods da
I'arts. exi)iilsnulv tlavored.
Roasted Jordan Almimda, Ao., Ae
No. mti Chsanut straat, below KoorUu
tark aft 'o.' Planam.
BTKCK A CO. I at A 8 O
rtAHoc
A
HAMLIN'S
CABINET
aires a co. B
OUOAB8.
I PTANen.
J. K. ootn.u,
Savants and C'baaaut streets.
o
IL STOCKS
HOLl.HT ANO soin
on covMisaiow,
lly OKOIIUK J. BOVn,
llrnStV,
auil-Sn
Mo, 18 8.THIRU HtrocL
UC NRW 7-30 LOAN.
.11. Hiibwrlptliina recolved, and atie Notoa
fumlahad free at all chargea, by
OKOItOK J. BOTO,
Hanker,
aaM-rm No. 18 S.THIKOStr, at.
SCt MONEY TO ANY AMOUNTLOANED
r J noon Diamond,, Watcbes, Jewairy, riate,
ff STa'la'lhg. 0 ' at
W S6 JO.N K8 A CO.'S
OLD KSTAIIl.ISIIKIi LOAM OKKnK.
Corner of TllIKtl and O VSKII.L Slreita,
llelnw Lombard.
N. n.-HIAMONIIS, WATCHKS, JKWKLKT, (U'N.S,
Ac, for aale at
llKMAilKAIlLYLOWPKICKS, seS-Unt
fJHE T7NDERSIONED HAVE IiEEN AP
X iiolrted asen'a to receive aubacrlptlnna lor the suok
of (he I1RILLIANT nil. l.'OMI'AN Y. I'ar value of iharea
ten dallars Two dollars per share at the time of subaudi
tion. As aoon as this Company la oraulsod II will receive s
net income of I'Juu per dav, which urn- nut la uow realized
by the prcei-nt owner of ihe pniperty.
Por further barilculara and uaumlileis applv to
C. U IN VILLI KRS,
N. K.rornxr TllPill and I . I 'K s re it.
KIC'IIAWHH, M KSO ir I' A I'll .
St'l-St No. 17. TUIUHatrart,
J1EMOVAU
S. MEIER A BROrilER,
MEBOHANT TAIL. OH 3,
Have removed frum Vo. I'JA N. Seonnd atreet to tho S E
corner of HKCOMl and AUCII Htie.ita, wiura 'iiaylava
on bands aood stuck ol t'l.oill s, cassi SKtm, a id
TKSTiN'I". auWIia
Alio, a apteudld ass ,rtuicnt of nta'y .xa le 0 o I'll I s s.
1 EMOVAI.. THOMAS M. PLOWMAN,
.IV Carprnlrr snd ltlllldiT, has reinnved hla slop from t
Mi VJ rllrawlierry atrect to si,V'ltsitirs stri-e'.ad-IoIiiIhk
the old ViM Office llnlhlliiu. IIs.iiik lnc ai d
tailllilea mr currvms on the tiiii-liu-oa extcluivvly, ho ll tea
lo receive a ahare of public patronage. Ju7
T 1GHT HOUSE COTTAGE,
lj atlan i io crrr.w.j.,
FKAREST HOtTSE TO THE I.EAt'll.
Thla well-knot a house la now open for the reeoptloD of
Boarders.
iiMihinj ne er was battar.
aus lm J. WO0TT0N, Proprietor.
yffffrs, FOB NEW 0ELEAU3, LA.,
, VIA KKW Y0HK.
The Ocean Eteam Navigation Oompafnj'a
BPLENVID NEW IjTEAMSUir
"NOHTII AMEniCA,"
(ls.1t Ions burden), CHARLES P. MASSI1VAV, eom
msnder. la now receivltig freight, and will sail as above oa
WLLNESlJAV, September 7. elU A. M.
No freight lecelved, or bills of lading signed on the day
Of aalllug.
t or freight or ssisagg apply to
A. 1IEUON, JIl. A CO.,
se3-M No. 1H0 V. DLLAWAKE AVBNUB.
J)AlNTI3NO I l'AINTINQ 1 1
So. 47 S. THIRD ETBIET,
AllOVE ClIESNer.l'lllLADELrillA.
l'AIIY & 1JHOTIIKU.
Eonse, nigs, and Oniamental Painters.
Ora'.aing, Olailng, killdlng oa fllaas, Kalsoaslnfnf , Paper
Tanuhuig, go. al-tf
I.
AMUSEMENTS.
JMWT1' N KM I J Pi T 1 1 1
ON ACCOUNT OPTHK WKATHRTt.'
TEE QATHIBLIO OF TUE 0LAK3
Will be rOSTPOHl D aadl
vi',uni;hiay,hi'.pti:muick7
THR HI.'TIf ANWttAL (lAVfS
Of Ihe
CALEDONIAN ( LUn OF riilLADELlMIIA,
Wlllbsrelshtatcd at
WAHIIINd'l ON UKTIIKAT,
On WEDNESDAY, ote nber 7, 1SC4.
AM, TICKETS ARE OOOD FOR THAT DAY.
( ara leave Thirlernth and ( a.lowhlll streata. at s ;, in,
US, I, J', an. 1 4 n . lock.
EXCCKSION TICKETS, 50 CENTS.
rtirh'a relet, rated llraaa and Slrlns Hand haa hi-en en-SSL'-d
Inr Ihao cai.t'.n. I hn nieniliera will tnr.-t lu fie
ctiih It'ioTn an M'inilay, Si piii.r ''. at in.ln-k lly
order ul the Clh-f. Dl N( A.N WltlilllT, Socielarr.
WilMSM Smith, Treasurer. s-i- ;t
MILS. JOHN IltEWS NEW AUCII ST.
llll.A'l ItK ni.oliini s sin i'kss I
llltsr CtUaKIIV WKRK.
Tlllfl) MHHT (11 MliS .IOHN DRKW.
THIS (ItjKMI.AV, KVKNINd. Hepiemlier s,s:l,
HIIK NTOOI'.i TU CON'jl KK-
Mtra Hardrsstlu , Mr, ,f.,l,n tirew
lounj JHarlow Mr Jauloa Card"n
AO'T wliti h,
1I1 lfiT Ol II 1NOR.
Totea verkra atcsrt It'.lnin
I rndi'hrp M l. '. J Mh raon
ItlllAY, IIKNKHT OK M It S -jliKW.
Iloora i, pen at 7. Cuinnc ni e nt lurt'T to S.
hus Ofticeoen frmn 10 to S o'chs k.
QROVtR'SNEWCIIESNUTST.TIlEATKE.
this rvKNiyn,
Tbe great romsaUc, musical, panloniiniic, apeilacata
drsaja,
Al.AniifN, flit THR WOXIiK.RKOI. LAMP.
TIIK I.IVINK i Of N T SI M OK (JOLOKKII WATKRS,
All the New and Masnltlcint Mcnry, Kief mt l'r-lT-tlea.
Wonderful KCeoln, hunib t'oituruea. Hi annus I'rana
f'irtiiBtliina, llrand Choruaua, livautlful Mualc, ilanoei,
Hoiif,a, Ac, Ac.
Family Msllree. Saturday Afternoon, st 2 o'clock. Per
forinawe at '. 0'cIik'Ii.
Aduilialun isicunu; I'hUdren, a.1 cents.
FA I,. LADNER'S MILITARY II ALL,
. No. bii N. THIRII Strral.
Profeaanr RNI1KI.K K. the well known Maaalro, la rn
Sased at thla ixniular place ot reaort, aa the llirnctor of a
MiwaitMl ilrchetra, and every rvcinns rhuli-e ani'ctlona
of tare mualc are Ktven to the audlenca gratultoualy.
au.' 1st
TJ-KNSINOTOM HALL. THIS POPULAR
I piaer of Entertainment, Nob 101 and loon ( I SIR MAN -TOWS
Arenu. and UUI N" SKCO II ntreet lealatillahed
Hi yeara asc bv Mr. John l.lpai, baa been enlarcml and
renovated, and now imaapaaea at rai'lmna unexcelled by
any other ealahllahrncnt nf the kind In the cltv.
A lariie and efficient Orcheatra. under the dlrncll'iB nf
lrnf. K Loxae, haa bien ensa.ad, and a choice programme
ot Voral and liiatrnrooiitai Mualo will he produced each
evening, free of espenae to the aiidlso ie. Tliel'onoert
Room la lAiire, airy, and coinuioilloua, the rofreal muts
aupiThir, snd Uie attend ante inllti and acrotnui'idatlurf.
au'.'S Iro HKNKY HOIt.sUHi), I-ro.irletor.
l.'RKK CONCERT SALOON.
The aiihi.rrlher has opened lha large and commodlaus
SALOON, with extensive
rll'MMElt OARDKX,
attaeheil,
N L ( KH.NKROKKRAVKIIN STREET ANI)-(illtARI)
A V KJS' U K
aiid btM enagftfl n full On iiB-itr. unrtor thft Ivilerpttdp of
FKOI- KHSOIt A. IIKKTKI.,
who will nightly perform a onotto programme wf NftUorvil
arxl otJior aim.
An a p!vm.ait plftca tn pnnn an avf-nfiitT trvnf rhurfo,
the umpritiior U duUMmltu'd h. caUblUhoient aLiiillnot
be atuqiflmfii.
lia ClfTlTHTI W ItKITTH(IILKR.
gtrSS DKLIOUTFUL EXCURSIONS
KITES H C II II V T, It T f, T. .
Thosleamor IIK.NKRAL IIOOKRIt.nnw runnlnr from
alrmour.t lo the hal'a ol ochujlklll, will leave Kalrinounl
as followa. vis. :
At 8 40 A.M. 1 At 1J 40 P.M.
Kits) -jon
lino I a-jo "
Fare. IS eenla to Falfa of Schuilklll, 10 ccnta to
C'niunilila lirlifur, llclmnnt. and Laurel Hill.
Boat leavea I alia ol Soiuylklll
At !' A M. 1 At I'M P. M.
1010 " 2 40 "
M. se5-ilt
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
MAON1FIC15NT HTOOUL
OK
BILKS, POPLINS, MERINOES, &o.
TWO CASES COLORED OTTOMAN SILKS.
NEW STYLE FANCY SILKS.
COI.OHKD COIiUKU SIIaKS.
SPLENDID QUALITY TLAIN SILKS.
BIOH MOIBE ANTIQUE?.
VERT HEAVY BLACK SILKS,
W.ACK BILKS OP ALL KINDS.
One ctw of Fluid Irish Toplins, $3-00.
One case of Pluln Irish Poplins, $3 50.
One case of magnificent quality- French
Poplins.
One case of splendid quality Uerm in Pop
11ns. One case of Bast Da Lalucs, niagniflcont
Plaids.
Ono case of new style Cordud Poplins.
One ase of new style Stripe Topllns.
One case of plain All-wool Poplins.
Two caaes of All-wool Plaids.
One case of Merino Plulds.
Five case of Mcrlnoes.
One case of Figured Keps.
MAGNIFICENT I0BE3 BE CHAMBBE.
The above all to l e openrd Tills 1IUNINU, and for
dale, Wboleaala and Kututl, at a a mail advance over Coat.
KDWIN lIAIiT ,V; CO.,
srS-tlitlu t No. HU S. SECOND STltP.KT.
M. MAUbIIALi'H HALG,
COO BAIE3 AND 61 BAGS COTTON.
SAMUEL C. COOK, AUCTIONEER.
llj rlrluoofa mltol'aale.bj the Hon. John Cadwalador,
JudKcot tbe hl.lrirl I'ourt l the L ulled Statu., In and for
the Ka..ti-rl. ll.atrlct or I'unnftylranla. In adtulralty, to us
directed, will be sold al public isle, to the til .heat aud beat
buider, fur cash, at
0. 114 3. KKoN C BTitEET, BKL0W HACK,
On MONDAY, SEPI EMBER 12, 1864,
AT M O'CLOCK,
300 Bales and 61 Bags Cotton,
BtlDg Cargo of vessel unknown. Catalogues now ready,
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
U.I. MAH9I1AL, E D. of PENH A.
Hl-il
JXTIIA LAliGENEW llEBItlNO.
iuo barrels prims larijS nsw shore Herring.
Now landlog from tbe stcauar "Saxon."
Hi barrels asms.
'io strive by the schooner "M U. Frocuan,'
And for ask by
KESNKHV. STAIR A CO ,
It' o. lJOandlJiN. WUAUVLS.
N
J1W NO. 1 MACKJCUEL.
flfiO barrels.
Uv halvea.
osS quarters,
lis kitta new No. IMarkerel.
Now lauding rum ateamer "Saxon," and schooners
"Clara," and ' Abbot Lawrence "
For sale by K KNNKOY, STAIIIS A CO.,
If No. 1JU and Ui Js. WU Alt VLB.
"WAIl CLAIMS, BOUNTIES, TENSIONS,
II PsaV.aud all darrlillon of claims asalnat the
1 lilted statue (loveriiiuent adlusted andonllt-cted. I'KI.R
MUMKY We bave s full Hal of prlaes now payable, aud
the laeuey cau be cnlleciad at ones. Aunly or write Ul
liLulliiK ( HAI1H A IIKlirillCIt,
Ariuy and Navy Clalui Aitenta,
aulT lm k.. u WALaL'Y attreat.
JJEW E00KS AT BEDUCE') TBIOES!
nowi m trrntrsiry;, hy Knie tt is
rV'HOKHBR't I OTTA FAvll.T ttH
r.ARITDAWM.byaame an.hor 1:4
rlti t n SRI KX, byTennyann I ns
t)UKT, a ver. Interesting r,ovl l js
iOII f'UII.I.I.KSTRI NO'S a I S' tk
hOl 1KAII VK.T.by.lAarT-f.oe nt)
PRAMA7M I Ml SON A., by Krownlng...., n
I BS KIcKltAIII KH, o .n.pleia !!!!.'!!!! SO
AH t ''nt Nove's f 11 ISoenta.
V r
" 7; a
$1 JO " "SO '
IT TO I IMK'N
Obcap Book, AH)nm, Picture and Tranie Store,
aa.-.1t . SOS OlIKSNl'T iireet.
JyJADAME LEM0BEST'8 FA5HI0N BOOiI,
FALL MIMnKR Jl'ST Itr.f'KlVMI HT
i. W PI TO H K It.
ScT' ttos CHK.SN tlT Siroct
'QA3IIAICJiy DIAL."
1 he PAII.V l.aue nf thla paper w!,l ronstnncs nit
THURSDAY NEXT, 8th INST.
otnsn's aervlce wit he performed In the loyal catiieof
LINCOLN' it JOIINiSON.
Pu1crlptuna f.r the entire campaign, or any portion of
II, will he ti 00. Hlnnlr Ceploa, i i . nti.
ItacS nuu.be rs cannnl be au piled, hencs tho iw eailty
of aiihicrlblng at once.
H. K. COIIKN, r.il.llHli. r.
OriltK, No. 101 8. Tlflltl) eTKF.ET,
a') It Third Floor.
-1 AOl'l'. S ENVKLOPK M AN UFAC TOUY.
i'l MAt.l.F.M l'sier Hti.re. No ;lli. CHRS.NL'T Street.
MiH - haa nnlliiiiia r.f Knvelnpea on t.anl.
Mnaie maka any eie o( I .nvi-lola to order.
S1ai.ce haa ttraiiaanda ol Itcarua of .Note, Letter, snd Cap
Paper on hard
Magee aii,.lka ( lly and Country Hto'ke,era at fair
prlcpa
M agee baa all the new alvlea of Paper snd Rnvelnaes.
Wllnl.t.Hil.K AM. KKI'AIL.
No. 3IB CIIKSM T Nlrm t, No. :tl CUKSNUT Htrant,
wll.tlt I0. 31S ttK.SNVl' Street.
MEBIOAN BANK-NOTE BEPOBTEB,
THE ONLY BANK NOTE IlErORTKR IN
ITIILADELPillA.
ruiti.isiiKD wthKi.T.
The only one containing QUOTATIONS of Bank Notes
in rOUK CITlF.H.vls:
piiii.adii.phia,
haltimui:k,
NF.W YORK,
OI.NCIIIN.lul.
The only one which Contains the
NATIONAL UANKS
as fast as organlrd (offlelal list).
The anly ono which contains the OE5F.RAL IIH-
OOONT In
EIGHTEEN CITIES, VIZ:
rHn.AnELPiiiA.
WA.HIIlNtl l(),
KlK'tlktVIKK,
I'l'ITMItlhll,
CUICAliO,
IH'lll'gCK,
UALTIMUIfl',
I'l.KVF.I.AMl,
A1.IIA.NY.
TROT,
8T. LOUIS,
IIAVKNIMIKT,
.NI W YORK,
ClSf'ISMArl,
wiLMlNiiroX,
8T. I'AIIL,
l.tirisvnj.Pi,
MILWAUKKK.
Tlie only one wbli h gives Ihs earlliat InfornuUion of
KKW COItSTKllFEIT HOTE.S,
DOMKSTIC MAKJU;TS. STOCK TAIILE.1,
ASO
FINANCIAL XEWS.
Ths faoUiliee or the
AMEBIOAN BANK-NOTE BEPOBTEB,
BOTH FINANCIAL AND TYItXIBAPUIC,
ARK tTNEQUALKU.
PVnSC.'ltirTluNg (I'KK ANNUM), IN ADVANCE.
Weekly HI-.10 Semi MontlUy M'30
Monthly tlvlO.
OFFICE, No. 10H 8. TUIHD STREET, (third floor).
ADliltF.Sd,
8. 14. COIIKN.
aull-lm
rUDLIIIBft.
TVIUS. JOSEPH 1IUETY DESIRES TO IN
X 1 liirm hi-r f-Irnda that ahe l.as removed from No. 41(7
IIIKHM'T Btici tUi No. aH.I.KiJlilll'U SlrceL
HASH & HUFTY'S NEW BLANK I300K3
' andSlaUonriy, Ho. 'J s. Ful Hill Street, Opeued
To-liay.
C EN LINE ARNOLD'S WRITING FLUID
I and Cop. inu Ink, direct fnim Lonilon at
( HASH A HI KTYa
h'cw lllank Honk aud Stall mcrv Store,
Fio. . FOL'ltfll ntroet.
N THE IU.OCK ADE-RUNNER " 1'RIN
ccaa Alice," waa cspiurcd n Invoice of the World's
Fair 1'rtzcCan Tafcr, a portion ol" which Is fir aa'c at
CUASK A HUKIY S
New ItlAlik Hook and Htatinncrv Store,
No. 11 8. FOUll'f U street.
1)LANK BOOKS OK EVERY DKSCKIP.
.11 tlon on Land, or mads to onler. at a atnill advance
on old prices, ut ChASK A HLFry 8
Lew lllank Book and Stationery Store,
No. -tl 8. FOb'ttTlI 8treat.
ANY OK THE OLD VARIETIES OF
Letter, Cap, aiid Noto Taper, much superior to
tlioae ol later manufacture, cau be had at
CIIASK A IH'FTYS,
liew B auk Itnok and Stationery IVore,
No. tt 8. FOlfUl'll Street.
COLD TENS AND TENCIUJ TO 8UIT ALL
7 re.'ereac'-e, aod warranted for one year, cau be
l.adat CHASH A HUFTY M
ow lll ink Hook and Mtatlinry Sure,
No till, SOU Kill Street.
Ql TER CENT CAN BE SAVED BY PUR
aVV ahaalng your htationcry at
CIIASK A HUFTY'S
New lllank ll'Kik and stMloucrr sto,
aoSKMm No. M 8. FOURTH Street.
TB0USiND8 OF TEETH
EXTRACTED WITHOUT TAIH.
Patanl applla.1 for. My new l.vcniliin, a rinuhle Ra
vsraihia 8(if adJUtllll' 8a'et Valved Inhaler, for aimin
biailntf N'ltroua I side tiaa, and en'raoting teeth wilhout
pais, laeonly o-'ode IbatUie l.aa can tit properly and
esfUy admtnistired
LMl C. L. MUN'VS,
auDT-Ut No. Ml Sl'ltlfCK tjTKKLT.
IEDIOINAL 00D LIVEB OIL
JOIJN J. HAK-.H ,t CO.,
No. 71 a MARKET H I BKf,
ara now reosh liu- tin Ir aupt-Uca frcati from the fl.herlaa.
Ths aupiriirtty oi tin-ir OIL In every rea:ct, haa trained
for H a reputall-in and sale beoud aio other found lu the
market.
To maintain It , thet sro determined toau'iply an article
tliat may be eutlu ly reUid on foi ticahiieaa and purity.
Bee lestlmoulaia ol ricnaura if Mud cil Oiliegcs. anil
N
KV i.M12 til'' AItlM.
TEE NEW MUSICAL CABD3
(I'atroiilscd bv ice !: .. I'an.lly of Vi..:la'id). ara ont hv
poal for THKlit: I'Ol.l ACS. They ere a moil a ili.s-ns
paatlnie.aud tiah M naL'al 'I line 'itikkur than any o-nor
nieihod.
"A moat Inten tllf guiid clever since " Tlinns.
'Aduilrub y r d m te.l lir leachtiig Musical 1'iuic." Hlua
trated LiiliCca h a.
Addrrae A. JU1CL, No. 62 W. 1 IIIU I Y.8I.V Til ft'.reet,
ew Yolk. auj', lm
BURNS' COTTAGE.
TUia aver popular, eozy, aud well-known place of
welcome visitation, at the 8. E. romer of blXTIi and
Ml Null Hlri'fta, Is Suing a moat thrlvliin busliKil, under
the auaplcis and lutbediate supervision of
AL'MIKAL JAMES NEL80N,
fSorSJITUH.
Tbs Admiral spares belthsr time, money, nor attention
to supply his patrons with tlia choicest Wince snd Lluuora,
snd superior Scotch and Old Stock Ala on draught, which,
cannot ba triuallrd In Philadelphia.
It every n au who lovaa his country and la fond of a
good drink , gli a Hie Admiral a call. su-O-liu
"I ?LOUniSHINa HOTELS. AMONGST THE
X. public houses In and around I'htladelphla. there are
linns la surpans the new "TON 1'INK," In MKVEairil
Hinat, above CUKfiNUTi ar. the old snd well known
"BOCUIl 8 ' Hotel, st the earner of NlceroWN Lane
and TOWN8U1P LINK ttoad. Mr. IIKllRUE W. KullI,
Is Frtiprletor ef both, whk b la Indeed aauitlciunt riarantea
for their entire auveeaa. Tne very beat of every thlag eat
able oud blbible will be found at each place, aud , noiwlth
standlrg the ttmea are out of Joint, ths terms will he nulla
low, A aplsndld Lunch every day, from 11 to U o'clock.
auatMni
TTOOFER'S ALE VAULTS, 8. E. CORNER
Jl TH1KU and CUKrtM'T tkreeta,
L'.NKBB tNITKII 8TATE8 1 tLt.Ult Al'li OFFICE,
I'F.MNTAN H OLD BTANI).
TBE COOIEhT AND ItEST ALES I THE CUT.
OLD IIUANIIIKN, W1ME4, (HNS, WIIMKIKS,
CAUfUltNIA AND CATAWIIA WINKS
AMI llKANl'IKS, I Ni.I.INII, lltlNIl,
BCOil '.a.ANUAMEKICAN AX, EH
AND BKOWN HTOCT.
This eelebrslad old aland having beeu renovated and
tliuruuxl.lr refitted, wilh oue of the nueal aUK'ka ot Ales
and chuies I.iuora In the city , tl s proprietor Invitee tne
pub lc to giy a liiui a call, coutldsnl as us la of their ap
pro a at. auillas
AUCTION SALES.
1W
ACKKY'8 AUCTION
MARKET Humat.
liOOMHI, Ho. S
WANTS
WANTED TO RKNT. A KUItNIHIls
ie by a private faiotly. Address J.U !.. P
Olllce, li
not 'i-la, aun
'V KAMHTKRS WANTB
-a.
(msr ti:aTKnives'e Ovica,
IKr.T ir W ailla.,rta,
WiliiviiT.m, ll C . Auaoai I. 1)M
want.-el. St once FIVE III NI.HRII (i,si) fl (-,
iiii'iiaAiiiiiwijiiiii6ir.aa ea.n rar-esis of iri
les wl.b ainirle line, and manairine all nule tean.a.
r aueh win, ure r.inn.-n m lo perioral Iheduly, tit'
per ni.-mn win ne iniriy nri (s-eii .i,i iiir, elm ol
rs'ain pet day, and hoapl'al privl.egns, Including lha e
Diel'ea atlet Sanee when ale(.
Men e en. need a av-n Maatera will reola eti
p'iam.,111. noon hnncllif to Una point twenty ftv (
g-MHj Tea.naerh.
Apply to Ciililn I'll . II. TOMPK INS.. A. Q nf.,
.. .... e.i.irr oi I a l,s I I Shi unilaild (ISU-estS, Waa
Inioa, l. t.
n n mrcnr.a.
I'tlS'liar Oetiera) sndChbd uartermaatel,
ault It
Det-olol Waahliigbai
QITV I'OINT, Va
Ati mist Ta ISOl.
Oinca lieefer np Rrraiaa, I
""ii Oi LuwiNu A'.ai-..,t ltiuua isD
WA1NTHD,
IIOO TfiiniBlorK,
fiO Wlicclwilifhti,
SO JtliieKfamltliMe llltll
20 Coirlano Trlmmorn,
Who will receive the hlgheit rstel of (lOTarnnwat pay
rations, snd medii al attetidi.tice.
Iranaportation lurnlahed by applying at
No. a il I'KNNSYLVANIA AVEN Ub
W ASIHNdTOit, l. 0.
V.. J. STRANO,
Cap'ala, A. J. nf.
JAMES M. KELliT,
aall len Qaartanaaatef"s Aea.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOR H A LK . ft jO.000 WORTH IN OOOl
kLaHoiii, ItPKrnml mall, on trnna to suit parcuiasrrci
wuu sft wnnoni int-nirirsnc, lor cmn tD4
tTd In.niire nf. frotn 10 lo 1 o alock A.M..
TllOft. M. fLOWMAN, No. )l H. roUHTH StrtMt.
EDUCATIONAL.
I
PHILADELPHIA YILirABY SCHOOL;
t'Ol'RTIiAND SAIi'NDKKS' I.NSTITITTB,
Tbirty-ulnth and Market Strettta,
ItfclOI'IONH SKl'TKMUKU O.
Addreea,
aulf-lai 1'ltOl KSKOR fl. I. 8 AUNDKBS, Bv D.
lRI ENDS' ACADEMY i'OR BOYS, RBAV.I
m oi no n p. r.i.r.YE.n 1 11 sirec-i, reopens oa ths etas
i.c.1 via per term oi 'z: weess. AU uenomfnatlone M l
mitiau. (ail im-J W.Will TALL.
f AMES 8. HI RD, TEACH KR OK Til R PIANO,
' No. 'J0 HIXTKKNTH Mtrei4, b low Kprnea. au jl la
MILITARY NOTICE3.
J DRAFT! DRAFT! DRAFT! TKNTII
m Ward -Khali -he llraft take plnce? ll will take eboat
VlTvRM't-FIVIC TIIOL'SANii DOI.I.AK8 to clear Ihe
ward from draft. Wo arj ahoit FIVK THOUSAMUi
I Ol. I, Alts. Thoae who l.sie not contributed will pJeaaa
cone lorwaril with (llietr money, or ttie draft muattace
place. TI.e men can bv had If the money la ralaed. Send
your money to A. H. Pit ANf'laWU.I,
Trraalirer Tenth Ward itonnlv Fund.
scodt 15.H AUCII Hticet. andolj MAitKaT Street.
I
TI XNTI I VA.Itt.
$S75 BOUNTY POB ONE IEAB.
TF. NTH W AU1).
., 1
CUT 4AM
GeVKKNMKNT 100 -M
ra'd '.y all recruits cisdlt d to 11. e Tenth Ward.
A. II. FRAMOISOU3,
Treasurer Tenth Ward Bounty Fane),
se? No. r.13 MARKET STEBET.
II EIGHTH WARD BOUNTY KUN. THE
B c.ltlrena of the l-:li,'hth Ward who dealre to anrielnata
Vl the requirement of the draft, are notified tiiat the Uaae
ala ia feat paining aivay In which men can he got. Hrary
cltf.(n ol tlie Ward la urisntly called on to ralae suhaorlp.
tlona suiong hU neighbors, snd to forward all eollacUueui
atometo J. tl. ItiHBNOAitTK-C,
Treamrer,
se lw 8. F. Corner Bl.VHl snd WALNUT HU
190th BEGIMI3JT PA. VOtS.,
CL. A. A. LECHLER.
5-i5 uourvrv.
Van Wintered snd raid US lmmellstely, IIIU mart
before leavln-,' camp, balance In Instalments.
Pay $16 Per Month Clothing' and
Subbistcncu.
Ihe Reirlmsnt Is sncansped al CAMP CADWALATilt,
la comfortable quarters.
DON'T WAIT TO HE DKAFTKD, but Join this Bagl
metit, and leave your fanilllca weL provided for.
NO DELAY IN PAYING THE BOUNTY I
sttM-tf VF.1F.B AN OFFICERS.
HEADQUARTERS, No. Oil CHESNUT ST.
1
BIRNEY'S SIIARPSnOOTBRS,
AVOID TH DRAFT,
and enllat In a C.trpa of aoma atandlng,
Authorized by the General and State Ooveraaaeat
MAJOR J. W. MOORB,
or Tlia.
INh1 t-NINTII rKNNSYLV ANIA VOLUKTB8B0,
Is recruiting to fill up live Companies la this 011.
TI1L 11H1I1K8T llOi:NTIR8 OIYEN
For One. Two, or Three Years' Men.
v'all at once, at
No. I CHISNI T Street, below SIXTH,
Ifyoti want to F.nUat.
MAIOIt J, W. MOORS
la prepared to puy prnuptly
TIIK CITY AND WARD HO If NTT
Imm-d a'ely on the inuatenng of any mat to his Rclaaaag.
HI'I.LiM'K I: Id is.,
I
... II . is,
JtlS. 1' JiHUAS,
JN. W. KVKIiMAN.
D. S. WISKIIItbNNKH,
I CAKKY LS.U
Al F. I. JKSSI't?,
A. I. 11ONAF10N.
Coosralttaa.
au?t-tt
II IlEADClUARi'ERS PROVOST M AIL.
d '.! n .t Ll .lnct. l'a . No. Hi 8. THIRD Straat,
Illhnailelilila, A.ui.al II, l.
w l u lunore p, i.ii. in rcpflea to all ifireatlohe on ordlaary
auli.ieita ronnected villi, liic Kitroliu' ill, Draft, Kseuap
non. I.lald'l'iea to Drill, Crt.lita aud Accounts or moa
furulaheil, I itiseui are reuiicind t.t make apidiua lion to
the I rovoat Manliiil ,.f the C"rirircsa'.iinal UUiriul for suoh
liu'erinaiion, and not to ihs Ploi.iat Maiahal Oenutal at
Waaluiufiiin.
ily order of tla- 1'rovoit Maralial-Oen ral.
NMI.L1AU K LRU MAW.
aul2-tf ('nptsin and 1'royoal AlareaaL
I HOUNTY FOR MARINES. WANTKB
A for the Cni:ed Htatee Muriaie t'orpa, able-bodied meat
til to perionn the ilutlea of a soldier al our Navy Yards,
Jar.d on board Luiu-d Suies anipa-of-war on foreign
stations.
lsrm of service. Four Veers.
Better eonipvnaMlon than the army.
ALL TU It LOCAL UOIINI'IIU paid upon enlistment.
tiarlnoa receive Frlae Monoy.
Fur all runher InKnuiatln apply at tlia RocrurUnjj
F.snesoua, ... .
sio. 311 8. FRO VT Street, below Sprues Straat,
between lbs hours ol 9 and s o'ckivk .
C. O. M.-CAWT.RT,
anS-t Major snd Recruiting otMoef.
1? v n h o u o a s r u r l o u o ii s .
1 FI Rl.OUtillS Ft Rl.tll'OIIS.
FIKLOL'UHH FUltLOCUHS.
Officers and soldiers visiting ihe elty nn furloinitis, needlnf
MWORIiH AND OTIIKK MILITARY E .UIFMKN rH,
bWURDH AND OTIIKR MILITARY LvlUll'MbNiM,
Are Invited te the extensive
MANfFACTllllrllJ KHTAIIl.lSH Mr! NT
MANUFACTLlllNli ESTAIILIolIMtNT
(IV
OF.OItOE W. SIMONS A BltOTHKR,
Og.OK(.K W. SIMONS A IIIIOTULU,
HANSOM HTIIKKT 11 ALL,
8ANHOM STRKF.T HALL,
SANBOM Street, sboas HUlh BUeot.
rHF.NKNTATlOM SWORDS
FHLSFNTATION 8WOKUS
M ids to order at the slurieat notice, w hu b ft rtohnass and
country combining Us klANl'l ALI UltlMl JLWtLKR
WITH TIIK FRAt'TICAL HWOKD MAKI.K. aol)
O-MCKPTION. NO INFRR10B COAls
IN purchaiad to eriar below ths cost prtoe of a aupertoc
article. SAaltlg.L W. iie-nta, ttuiiaii nireei, aoove uaoa.
east aide, aeil
ihe seuuina tAcll.R VK1H. beel aiuf
paieat niiaea
Kgg and Suivs sUes.tlll IWg slot, tit
''voaaumera should aaaka their purchues at anea, pra
Wus to aiiovaat ndvausa. Ialt-aa
I'
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