THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRArn.rDADKLPniA, THURSDAY, SKPTOIBER 8, 1861.
THURSDAY, SF.PTKMr.KR 8, lfkH.
imiT Ot THE NEW YORK PEE53.
r, i . , - -inn .1.1- -
MdlK KdUorlals from the New fork
rprr Tills Morulnc
l. I It . l AMiM
rem ihr 7Ve'.
We rc rnteiinr mi n a Prciil ntinl cimpuln
f nnrqanled Import'inrc. To our own jii'l.'inctit
nd that of groit hiiiiiImth ol our cilii-n-", tha
litres of tTic Chi. Hifn )latfnrin and tho Doino
ralio nomlncv, w,.ii, involve ulttinittMy tho
rknowlclgiTicnl of the indepeti'lt nco of tho
Label Confrilcti ry, Hie pi'.-innnr-nrfl of ! ivory
a thin continent, and the destruction of our
attonal unity and Imperial power.
These are tivmcndmis in,'s. ',ine siiih wore
rtr prrcnt.d in any previous political struma
i the history of iho Kepnidlc. The wir win, Ii
as becu wnKlnn with Imyouot) unit cannon, will
ow be transferred to iirKutnontH und vntus. All
le cowardly, tronsormlile, and unprincipled do
lenu r f our society will he collected onono dido;
II the latent suivssiun and pro-nlavcry fee.iUK' of
le fiee titates will now wi rent; all those who
0 not reason, tint nnlv feel the evils and biirduD
f the i'nieylo, without thinking of its oliject,
'ill band together with the opuoly treasonable,
nd those sseictiy In sympathy with the Smith,
he timid and thoso tire I of the war, and thoao
wing property, and those who h.tve no political
rinciples, but only follow the pocket, and the
rent army ot the Ignorant in our cines an I
lanntacturinK town, will unite under the
hirago nomincen to strike at tho Union.
We hare got lo tight the old battle over aalu;
e most show anew what Union means and what
le reparation of State; what slavery bus done
1 the Sooth, and what untold evils it has au.it
ired on this continent. We intist bring anew
efore the minds of the nation what a giorioui
riio we have been struggling for In the Held
hat a long future of liberty and prosperity and
nion what a career of justice and equal rights
all races and classes tor centuries to eomo on
lis glorious continent, with no clement of dls
rrbance in the midst of ns, and no Power out
fit strong enough to dare to Interfere wtrnt
ational power and glory we are to sacriilce if we
it up.
While, on the other hand, If the resolutions of
M Platform prevail, ami tho war be stopped, and
e Confederacy esiablishcd, we are to show what
miserable futnre is in reserve for this prond
ipublio what endless contests with her warlike
sighbor whut a weak and easily broken Union
III remain what dissensions between Kast and
est, aud between Mi ate and State, will spring
p what opportunities will be presented for
reign Powers to interfere what prostration of
uraonal liliertieo, and what perpetuation of chat
4 slavery on this continent must be the curtain
ssu It.
All these principles and reult of the pending
intest, we are to show during this canvass by
rgainenra and addresses to the reaiou and con
venes of the people. We expect to do it ourn
ttly and warmly. We do not mean to mlneo
lattcrt. If the party. platform leads to disunion
d aeoMsion, we intend to show It plainly, and
le nominees must be taken to represent their
rty-policy, as in the present case, we have every
isBon to suppose they do,
but in doing this, we desire as much as pisii
le to refrain from those practices which have so
isgracod American political contest. We do
31 mean to indulgo In personalities, any further
tan they bear on the direct public issues. We
rsire sit the very theshold or the struggle to
lace) on record our conviction that Gcuural
EcClellan and Mr. Pendleton are neither forgers
or roue; hat, on the contrary, so far as we
now, in private life, both respectable persons ;
:r are we at all iuteressad or desirous to inform
le public what their domestic concerns may Ira,
r what crimes or virtues may have marked the
U of their ancestors ; nor shall we repeat the
trotting scandals which, have usually doited
jout in political canvasses, and have made soma
artion ot our party press disgusting to all decent
eoplo here, and a laughing-stock to the cirilijod
orld.
This is too grand a battle for lowipcrsonalitles.
encral George Ii. McClellan and Mr. Pendlu
m, are nothing personally to us, any farther
lan their past public career propliociea their
iture, and than tlicy represent to us their party,
bey are the nominees of an anti-war, pro
avery, disunion, combination. Whatever their
idividual views and we believe they favor im
ediate peace they are to the nation the repre
miatives ot a base compromise and a disgrac
il peace. Xbey are disunionists and pro-slavery
Ivocates, and tho enemies of the Republic.
We shall tight them with evury honorable
capon. And furthermore, we shall feel it right
targnefrom the career of General MeUlellan,
lat tliero is nothing in it of talent, or character,
r success Iwhicli utsbim to be a President of the
nited Stmce. But for that rc.isun we shall not
el It nectssiiry to accuse him of bdng por
nally a traitor or debauchee, or to scatter scan
uls againat his private and personal reputa'lon.
r'e leave such efforts to bespattor a candidate to
lemore congenial organs of the Copperheads.
a our part, we intend W conflne the politic il
rnggle to the fair held of direct and tromondous
itioual issues, let who will throw mud and oHitl.
THE HOI R OF TRI Af
ro tto Tribute.
In the present crisis of our political affairs, If
e had any doubt of the fidelity of the people
truth and the right, we would recall that hon
rabro day, when the demon of Rebellion tirst
fled its obscure head, aud was confronted by
ie generous and enthusiastic loyalty of millions;
'e would bid our citizens remember bow thoy
icnhurried to the defense of the Capitsl.promptud
y no meaner motive than the lore of their
ountry. We would bid our women remember
ite alacrity with which they engaged iu works of
ity and benevolence.
We do not know why the cause of the country
uouli! not he dearer now than then -dearer by
11 tbeaacriHies which have been mule in its
lebalf- dear. r by all tho precious blood which
ias been mllra acarer oy all the material trei
uro, which has l een worse than wasted, if we
je now ready forndUbonoralilepeai'e. Webtvo
aid before, and we say again, that the time for
Making terms with the Hebelllon was when An
lersou and bis handful of men surrendered to
be baitt ries of Charleston.
Wbea w decided to light, we either cheated
mparlvcf and the world alrangely, or we ilecided
o tight tho crime of secession, hour by hour, day
y day, week by week, mouth by month, and
rear by yei r, come vi tory or emue defeat, to
he extermination either of ourselves or of the
abllc enemy. Four years of war have chunked
mthing of the morality of that high p'lriMjso.
io far as duly is concerned, we stand now where
we stood then. We have simply been making a
stoftha nation's manliness, and the decision
rill be recorded In the vote of next November.
The Chicago Convention, an irresismi-lole body,
inknown to the laws, and which has declared
Uelf to be perpetual, proclaims lhat there most
jfc l cessation ot hosii ities." This i. inJeed a
noble message to rend to our galUut soldi rs, at
.his instant achieving d&i-ive victory. The
UTogaut and dcspixate chiefs of the Insur
rection have a thousand tiin-s told ns that
(here can bo no " cess ition of hostilidej,"
3xceg through a recognition of tao Couf .d-r.tcy i
jut the L'bicagoiies, having unrs, hear not ; hav
ug eyes, see not; or else, having these, they are
ready to barter the Integrity of the Union for tho
take of political power. The only conclusion to
which rational men can come is, that these ad
venturers are ready for a peace upon the teruis
.lictated by Jederson Davis. Are the people of
the United States also ready for this f Their
ileclslon will be recorded iu tho vote of next
November.
If the people are ready to rush upon an untried
sod, what is worse, an unknown policy to ven
lure npon dubious experiments of conciliation
io run tho risk of losing all that lias been g.iiuei
to entrust power to the triemis of those with
bom we have been lour years fighting to bate
heart und hope when both should bs strongest
then we have very much mistaken the character
Lit the people. We will await with confidence the
decision ol next November.
WIIRRK 11 ANDERSON VILI.ET
Audersonville is in the southwestern part o
the State of Georgia, and is nearly directly south
of Atlanta, irom which it is distunt a little over
one hundred miles. It i some ten miles north of
Americas, where the prison for our captives
was located for nomo time, and front
which to Audersonville some of them
were removed. It Is on on of the bor
der of the Flint river, which is a confluent
of the Apalachlcola, and Is also on the line of
railroad running iu a southerly direction from
Macon. It can be seen on anv good map under
the designation of Andersonvllle. It Is marked
Anderton on the map. Oeneral Sherman Is mov
ing a i portion of bis army to Fort Valley, the
Junction of the Western aud Southern Georgia
railroads, where he will recapture our thirty
thousand prisoners, we hope, be lor o they arc all
lead from starvation.
Towan or A Binti's Bono. When we Wr
the song of the soaring lark we may be snre that
the entire atmosphere between us and the bird
is filled with pnlsi-s, or nndnla'lons, or waves, as
they are often called, produced by the little sonf
ster'i organ or voice.. This organ II vibrating
instrument, resemblinc. in nnncinlo. tha rend of a
elniinnrt. Let us suppose that we bear the song
of the lark, elevated to the bright of live hun
dred Iret In the air. l;efore tins is pmlhle the
bird mast have agitated a phero ol air one thou
nd feet in diameter th il Is to siv, ftmnat have
rommniiicatrd to rvct:tcrn thousand e'ht bun
tired and elghty clRht tons ofalr a motion suffi
ciently intense to be nppreciiitcd hr otir organs of
hearing. T'tirirU'n (;,rim nfthr A'pu
A child live yeirs o'd was poinoned at
Montgomery, Pennsylvania, last week, by eating
strychnine, which had been Tirelessly left in a
burran drawer, whero the prying llttlo (lngurs
found it.
A plsn has been chosen for the new Masonic
Hull in Huston, to take the pls-o of the building
destroyed by Ore some weeks asro. Iron, stone,
and cement will make the new bnll fireproof, and
the architecture Is Gothic.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JCJ FIFTKKNTH WARD IN COUNCIL.
tlltAM) MASH MKBTTNO TO VlUItT, AT 81'IUVll
ll.MIOKN INHTITI'TK.
OTtUl.IMd UONH.VI.I,. K... . will tip pr..snt, and nflnr
prsclli sllilnlfl In rrlallori ti Ihn ilrnft. wliroti wo wll b
ennlili'd lo rli"i up Ihe bslnncp or our Qiiola,
Hlort Hpppclii-'. Ht p..rl ol ( 'omniittr,
Kfm. nil.rr THIS rVKNINO, at i.Ho'iluck.at 8PKINO
tlAHl.KN INSI I TI I K
The 8itrrirf (W.t Phllsilelptila) no.pital Hsnd will
ulNrotirxe pstrlotlr mit.lc.
13?- TF.NTH WAKD.-THK I.OYAI, CITI-
rrnsoftre Tenth 'n-d will , ,1,,,
HATI RI1AV EVr.MVD, nt 7 o clo.-k.
At illlOAU and HACK Ntrreli,
to march to tka i;rsnd Maai Mettlug (o tw held In lndr
randener Hii.iir.tn 1hmt of
LINCOLN. JOHNMOV. AMI MRKItTT.
By order of Ui Ward A.illoii,
, ., . A. H. I KANCIHCU8. Treildrnt.
Wy It, T.KKlts, Secretary. it
T1I1KI) I'llKClNCT FIFTKKNTtl
Vard Tncrltlctn. In r.T,.r nt - ,..,.,.,..
rtltlon of Oia war. and'.f sutUtnlns ths proHrnt Admlnlt
trsllon in ll andrav.in to ii.Tr, thr ailmlni (Uhniiion,
will n.Hamhlc ni tha n.nhwau cernor of Co ATKS and
1IIIIUK AVKNI'K.oii Thursday cvenltur, HaptrmUT S, at
H n -clerk, for li 1'iiryo-ri of llioruulilorKaiil.liu tha
UlTUr.O.
A. II. Tlavli,
K. M nnf,
William llntiM,
Ilrnry L. HnOlh,
laae C. 1'rnniuD,
W. II. Krmi.io,
1'tirUtorbor IlugheA,
l'lillip W alton,
TTinmaii Col U.I ay.
JnbHi DuhftUawajr,
J-'hn 11 wj,
.Tain"! It I'eTnrnw,
Kilward Wallaca,
J'lhn U )vk,
t'liarlea tltibbi,
CbHrlta AaroDton. It
jggf MAHfsl 3lli2ETirVO.
OUE COUNTRY SHALL BE ONE
COUNTEY.
Tha anppoitart of tha Union and tho Onitltutloa,
frlaodsof oar prasant Natlinal and Stale A Inilnl.tra
Uona, and alt la favor of tht re-etaatlon of the UO.VBsT,
the AI1LE, and tlie PATHIOTIC
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
T ttia Pmldencv, and tin nnbla and alf aacrlAcUi
ANDREW JOHNSON
To tha Vies Presidency! all who so for their country, and
the at whole eountry ; all who for an early and
l'KHMANKNT l'KACK,
To be brr BRlit ahont by crushlni; the Rebellion of the In
fsmoua traitors now waglns: an unholy war Against oar
Union and Government; and all lornl friends f good
government and free Institntlone.are requested to meet at
INDKl'KNDENCE HtftTAKI,
On SATUEDAY, tie 10th lust.,
AT O'CLOCK P. at ,
To stiirl tho great ball which Is tbla fall to roll over and
overthrow all who s)mpatulze with traitors, and would bo
wlllleg to moke a
DISGRACEFUL AJIMISTICE
To divide aad destroy our glorious Motional Union.
The following dlitlnguUhdd Oeittlemcn will address the
meeting
Hon. ANDREW (1. Ot'ltTIS,
Hon. DANIEL B. HICK IN.SiS, New York,
Hon. F. B. PF.NNiMAH.rennaylvanli,
Ilon.CUAKI.K8 8UMNKH, MiAeachuselti.
lion. WILLIAM DIMMICK, hmnij Iranla,
Iloo. WILLIAM B. U ANN,
Uon.JAMRS M. HCOVKI., New Jersey,
Hon. CIIAKLF.8 GII.I'IN,
MOKTON MeMICHAF.L, Ba ,
Uoa.CIIAKLKS OlHIlOHi,
DAMKL DOUOI1KHTY, Kn.,
UKNJAMIN 11 IIKKWHTr.lt. Esq.,
Hon. JOHN HICKMAN, Fwmaylvanla,
Hen. JAMBS POLLOCK, Pennsylvania,
Hon. JOHN M. BUTLKH,
Hon.OHAHLKM O'NKIL,
Hon. I F.ONAItl) MVtKS,
Hon. WILLIAM I). KKI.LK.Y,
ttoll.M. ItL'aHKLL TI1AYK.B,
A. B. HI.OAMAKEK, Kail ,
JOHN K. I.ATTA, Kaq.,
WILLIAM 8. flF.kCB. Kiq.,
1'rolessorK W. DLMIAK.
By order of tho City Eveoutlve Committee of the Na
tional L'nlou l arly.
JOHN O. UUTI-Iilt,
Be7-4t Chairman of thel'omntitteoonTown Meetings.
tjT OFFICE OF T11K WAR0KN3 FOR
rxy the l"ort of Philadelphia, No. U! WALNU1'
Bireet.
Pun a 111.11(1 a, Heptemher S, 1HS4.
'OTICK Ai .liratH.n having teu made to this Hoard
by Uie "Tlniciim I istiiliif Cumpsuy." f.r a Ueeiiao to ort-i-t
a I'lerln tho hiver Jilaware, front of tlw-ir pmoertv lu
le:aware couetv, agreeahr)' to a plan on nle tn tlit. ottlce,
an.li iletiuewill Leslie on Friday neit, If too oujac!l.ju
are inudo.
t'HAS. WAYNK,
re)-3t Matrr Warden Port ul'l'hl alelphla,
rZSf CITY BOUNTY, FOUR HUNDRKU
t1' Dolinra ON lew of Ike City llounly Fand Coiamls
slon. No. IIS I'lll .SK Htrrnt.
Until fnriher niilee.iho CnniinlRlon will eonttnue to
tavlhe CITY HOCNIY OF Fill K III'MIUMi 0OL
ARS to all rfernl'a cridlleti niin the U ta of iheciiv
ol rhlladrlphtn, wliatli.r eullillns lor ono, two, or throe
oar.
i'Hrtles ftirni-hlii' Snbhiinuei will recelre
Slim loi One i ear.
n I'.tr Two Yer".
lor Thr. e Yanra. a-i hopetof ,r.
it. r. ki so, rresiiv it.
Itoat-lrr M. MomtK, 8ci'tetaiy. i 4-ot
OFFICE OF THE BRlOiiS OIL
- Cou.paoy. No Is. H v it I'll sure..!. 1-hllidol-pi
la. SepleiuLer 1. I-.KI. 'I'lie Ito.r.t of Ilre.'lor. hai'o
tin. Cut, Oe. Urad Ibe third In uiv divlih-nd ol uSK ri-:!!
t'KM'.oii iheeapilAl tiO"k, pyAlie on the Slh Imt.
The I raicsfi r ll' k illbu eloaedailvr the llli lint, and
re-.i en' il on the Slh A. F. HA III ' K,
ae' i : I'ru.id -nt.
DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD,
tOIIOAT D18EA8E8, CATASltll.
Those who suffer from theae maladies have now the
vary tat oi'poruiuity for finding rtillvf. The apparatus
rountrucied by lr. 0N SIOMl UZISKkB la uuduusixdly
the niwat perlectly eOectiva xtnl evar Hted for reaching
the at of the disease lo which it Is directed, and eradi
cating a. with wondertnl rapidity. Tha aiioUvalieu is
kaliilcsa. unite, o. 1W7 WALNUT Street.
TP.HTIMU.N1ALSJ.
To tli Deaf. rr. Von kloacliiUker, Aurlat, No. 1097
Welnut street, operau-d moat aucceaifuUy on my ear.,
rvilorlng sue to perleet beanos. 1 luffiired from what Loe
pbysicuuis caiiad a Iblckrunwf of tho drum of the ear.
WILLIAM CltANK. Ilullder,
Kestdenee, Ho. IMS S. Second atreet.
Philadelphia, Annual 3, USX.
ratu Ai'n.i HiA.Siih Jutie.lnM.- rule Is to certify, that
for four yeara 1 waa troubled wiit an otrenslva discliarae,
accompanied with deafneaa. 1 lu-ve ben treatvd by na.
tueroua phyaiciana wltbout recelTtng aay benedt. Home
Biuaitlia aso I applied io nr. Ven Mosciiil aker, who bas
aecoupbabeU a perfect euro.
JOHEPH HnoEVKF.R,
Of the Arm of Shocmaiar A Tladal, M.n bants.
No. 314 N. Uroad street.
Private realdence, Ke. TJi Oreeu sueet.
EYE.-Dr.rON MOHCHIHKRR esn be sonniltejoa
all atalailiea of the Eye. The eUKUlCAL opsialious to
restore HHIIIT skilfully poribrrmed.
6itoe, No. 1017 WALN1TT Btreet,
Where hundreds of aUullar Wstlojomals as the above caa
be anaailnad. aud -if
r3" DEAFNESS AND BUNDNRS8. i.
a' Isaaee, U D., rrofcoeorof the Ere aad Ear, knees
all dtaeaeee appartalntiig to the asove-tiained aMoabera wnb
the BluvoetaMcceas. leatkmoniala from the naost reliable
aoureas in the oUy and eountry eaa be ewa as kls onioe.
o. Sit PUEHireet. Artlnutal Kyea Inaerteal wltbout pal,
ko ebargee made tor eaaiuloAaavu. Oinee ksii irocan as
UA ai-.llvI .,. yo.UsMI8t. aut-iia
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PER CENT CAN BE 6AVED BY PUU
oliMuitig jour Hiiuiouery nt
i. HA nr. rs u vi r i i n
Kew niank IUok mnd Httii.nrT Sl'r,
an- rn Ho. tl H. J-UUKfll riir.wt.
DE310VAL.
J. MEIEK & BROTUEIt,
M K RO II A N T TAILORH,
IUt rwiOTed frm Ko. l'Jfi M. 8ond ttrmi to tho ft. E.
rornrr 8KC0MD Mid AKCil 8treU, where thy hv
on hand a ood atuck o CLOTHS, CASI MK KK. and
TKKTIMUM. (ao.1tlm
Alao. Kipleadld uftnrtutBt of readx-mncleCLOVlLlNG.
KK M OVA L. THOMAS M. PLOWMAN,
CArpinler and nnllrtiT, has removal hit shop (Vera
Ho Htraw bcrr ilrvat to Wo, CAU TKB Hiet,d
JotuniK Ui old rout Utile) Uniltiln. Ha I nit liiuicatod
tarlllilf for carrvlirir n the liu-luciii axiPiitlroly, he hra
to roceivi a slsn ot public patroti&ge. Ja7
IJURNH' COTTAGE. '
If Tlili aver popular. ar.y, and wall-kMwn p luce of
welcome vitltaUutt, at the H. K. conmr i dlXTH an J
MINf'tt Htrf tn, k tinJnK a mit ttirlvtrnx bmlueia, under
the aiuplcea and iuimiattft aupnllsn ta ; ,
AUMIRAL JAMKH NELSON.
I'Koi-Kirrv
Tba Admiral kparra ui' it tier time, mono, not ittentfon
toaitpplj tilt putnnii Kitlitliechuiceftt Winiaud Liquors,
and .uporiur Hcotrh und Old Rtock Alt' nn Urautflit, wUich
cannot baiual)d In fMiaitelDlii.
l.el a ry n an who love Ma cmttr and la (bud of
Hw U dun. kle me Aiiiuti-al call au.tO-lm
T;Lorni.siiiNo hoiki.k. amongst tiik
1 plliv hntiHi In unit around WnU ''lpbia, thre are
nmi lw tuipa ttu iw 'MilSIlNK ia HKVUflf TH
Htue'. aimvt CHIt-hUr; or. Uie ll and wll kuuwn
'bol Oil ' lluicl. at treronifru MKroVH Lane
ai.il TOWSHtill' LINK Koad. Mr. .KKlR W. KIJI1I,
is iTopnnor 1 1 ImhIi, vIiibi i tisl-!d anniclunt auarantee
((r i fir rntlrt t l Tot von lic m ery tuldK aat
utile oud bllt-it)e win bu 1'oiiimI at vacn tli,, ar ,no( wlta
wHsiiOh k ilte time at out t vtt.t, ti.e frui will be quite
nw, A fplenoid Lumb e ery ttnyt frm iltol'i cluetv.
LI 0' I 111
II
OOrKR'fci ALE VAULTS, S. K. CORNER
. i i uiku auu ihkhm, r isiri-(U,
CM IK LiillKK SIMfcs KI.KiK v .'11 OKKICB,
PKS1MTAS UlsU 'ANl.
TliE C04Hlt.-r AMI f.KST Al.Kt I t" TIIK CITT.
t M UKANHIKs. WlK.-J. tilHA WHI4KIK8,
CAl.li -'KNl 4 AM CAl'AtMlA WIMtJl
ANI l.K AM'lKS. I-.N IT. !-(.. risu,
HCii.s H. aS W KHI' A S ILsVi
ANI l.ltOAi MOl't,
Tbla ;lt bratec oUi t4n.l l.-tviii,; Kfi'ii renovated and
Umrt'HL,lilv rt tlllr'l. with an- o: t" 11 m stiol.- ul A Lea
end t bu e 1. hwt in o , t- , ra n. wr lnvtit4 tUe
pud lit to gie bun a cli, uui.iiiUm it lir It of thMr p
troYL au'ii liu
1 )A1 liNTKI) .ll'LY IH.il.- JOSEPH
i MuiTKT, Kli-vB u lnrH. Fri'j.m tmw liyelnj
aiid Sruinliiiv n utiy Kind ul' wcnrlnv' apk''tlt lor Lidiea,
tiftite, aiitl bilt'rtfi. Patfr.! amia'aiii" rbr tretchlna
IiantM n"i to flve In . No. I'M KICK Mtrcet.
lrunb ko, "W H. MN I'll H'ruet. I'l(ila.b)p),la uW 3ua
I a i u n x u.
Ttrsons having Dlamoada or other rre:lous Stones to
dispose of will do well by Camus' on
LEWIS LAD6MU3 & 00.,
Diamond Dealer) ami Jovclorsi
No. BOS) CIIK8NUT Htreet.
Who will glvs the niheal sash price, anie-lai
TAMEH IJAHIIIIH'H
v WHoiasAui ana astail
CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT,
. .oner SECOND aad CI1K8NPT SireeU, rhllaeVa,
aoaacr voa rua raTaav
KQCAUZ1NO IUIBTT-DAT CLOCK 1,
A rr desirable artlels fcr Churchss, Hotels, Banks.
CoanlUBg-rlouae, Parlors, Ae.
AlSO, MASI'l ATl IIFK OF FTNB1 OOLD Pft)9.
i'UX'Kti HEPAIHU) ANI WAHHANHU).
jalt-ly euxa Ttlmnanss of every description.
T)S. A. GRAY. N. E. CORNER OK SIXTH
T and MINOH Ktreets, buys Diamonds, Watches,
VUHDIOei"ll' ...,.
UhOhJa IN WAUT tr MOMEY
CALL.
All buaioess eoofldentlal. aoIS la
N
JEW NO. 1 MACKBREL.
WO barrels,
DUO halves.
Hwi quarters,
llSSI kilts new No. IMsekerel,
How landing from steaiuor "tiaxon," and gchwnori
uCiara,'' all4l'AUhvlllawrullcu,,,
orsl, KKHSECV. RTATftS A CO,,
sei-Y ' . m ud Xft jj, Vl UAHt.
riNANUvAL.
N
LrOAJV. N.'iw "AN,
U. S. I'MU
JAV C()OKU a CHS.,
orrr.B ro oai.v the
NEW GQVEBNMENT LOAN,
nr.Anijro m rr.R cfnt. nrTERFjsT in corn,
redeemable any time after tt I TKAtts, at the pleaaara
of tho IJonrnsnent, and psysMIe roKTr YEAR aner
data.
Born cotrro Ajrrt Bfn.-trEttm bonwi are
saned ferthls Loan, of sains dotineataaUoa aa the 6 v.
The Interest on SMVr and finn s swaablo yearly: oa al
ottier denominations, half yenrly. Tho 10 40 bands arc
dated Marea 1, Wit. Tho half-yearly Interest fellies duo
Heplemher 1st and starch st 0f eacA yeari until 1st
leanber, the ace rued Interest from 1st of March Is required
to be psld by purchasers hi cms or hi i.aoiL ovaaxwor,
adding fifty percent. w p.-ominfa, pnUl snrrher notice.
AI.I.OTHI.g OVbBHKMT BKI'URITIIM BOUOHT
AMI) BOI.U.
JAY 000KE & 00.,
tniiw.tr
Ko. lit a. TH1IM BTRP.KT.
gpiia-ii A It A. IS 1 XL. 1 II,
No. If. 8. TUIHl) 81REET,
UANKK11H AND UKOKKIW.
Bpecle, Stocks, Qaartermasters' Vooebers aad Ckeckssaaa
all Oorernment Bee art ties Bonght and Rold. imhll
IV 12 1) It. H 1' 1Z li IS t O O.,
DANKKUH,
No. 30 8. THIRD STREET,
aor aid sau.
OOLD, SILVER, AND OOVKHNMESCr" SBCOIUTIKS.
H T O O K H
ItOUUirr AKD H0IJ1 ON COMMISHIOa. Imhll
g'rOJ3t.H AND iacUKI17Is
BOUOHT AND BOLD
ON O O M M I H H I O N,
DE EAVES & BOOTEES,
M-tf Ns. 0 S. TB1KO BTKBET.
Q.OXsI, O () L U, OOLD,
6ILVEi. ASl) BANK NOTES
WANTED.
DE EAVEN & BSOTEEB,
aultf
N ). Mil I. Till HI) UTRF.BT.
Q L A H K H t) N sk O O. ,
BANKKHH,
Ko. 121 B. THIRD STREET,
rUILADKI.l'HIA.
Government Becnsttlos of all laaaes Pnrchued snd lor
Pale. Stocks, Bonds, aad Hold Uooght and Sold oa Oota
salsseoa. aXTKBKST ALLOWED ON DKPOSIT3.
CoUecnons Promptly Made. faft-tf
I'UKASUBI DEPARTMENT,
Auunsr it, 14i4.
KOTlt'E TO IIOLDKlta OK TI1RKK YEARS 8KVEK.
TIIIKTY K0TK8 DATKU OCTOIIElt 1, 111.
Holders of Sevsn-Thlrty Notes, dated Octolier 1, Hvl,
are hereby nottaed that they may be presented trams
dlately, In anr auionnt,to be eschanged for His Par Cent.
Bonds falling due after June .10, ltl.
The Interest on ths Seven-Thirty Moles will be settled
ap to date of maturity, Octoher l,and ths Sit Per tout.
Bonds will bear full coupons from July I.
The adjustment of interest will he niailo by deducting
from the amount of Interest found to bo duo on the Heron
Thirty Notes up to October 1, the interest cruod on tho
Six Per Ceat. Bonds rrom Ju v 1 to October 1 ; the balance
will be transmitted by tha Treasurer s cola draft irnue
dlately upon settlement.
The following regulstlons In relation to endoisomenU
must be carefully observed :
Wbero notes tranimtttcd f.r setileuient were Issaed
payaJile to onter, and are I.eU and traiHiultted by tho
original owners, they must bo endoraed bv them'Pay to
the Secretary of the Treasury tur redcmotioii," and bonds
will Issue lu their name.
Where notea payable toonleruro held by other parties
than the original owners, t) notes must have theeudorse
ment of the orfgiasl owners, snd alao beendorned bytlio
aresent owners, "Psy to tl.e Secretary of the Treasury for
redemption.'
For notea Issned In blank , endoraed "Pay to tho Secre
tary of the Troaanry for redemption," bon'la will be Issues!
to ths parties transmitting ltit ni, and in such manner as
they may direct.
Wbea Botes are endorsed or iran.mittol by an attorney,
administrator, oiecutor, or ntlmr agent, they must be
accompanied by a duly ceril'.vd copy or certltlcalo of tho
authority nndur which he act. ; und In all caat-s by a letter
stating the kind (registered .r e hipoii) and the denomlua.
tlou of thesis Per Cent. Bonu. wanted In exctiuimo.
When Iteglatored Bonds sre ordertd,mrlles should state
at which of the following pta. s they wi.h Die lateroat
paid, tig.: New York, Pl."iiMihia, llo.u.n. Italtluore,
Sew Orleans, Chicago, 1st. I. i'U, or .'liiclnnatl.
w. e. rh.sMKsniKis,
au30 3w
s retai ol thi Treasury.
V
NIXED STATES l. I KRNAI. REVENUE.
Kfrst Collection District o rinutvli sins, oiuiirilngths
Second, Third, Fourth, Klnh 'Ixli.aud K sleuth Waiis
of the City of Philadelphia .
Ki) ru -:
Ths Annual Assessment f l-ol, lor ilt.- Above-named
Dlstrlcl.of persons ltsblo to .i a on rat-nsiiB Pleasure
Yachts, llllliard Tshles.aii'l I aud stlv r Plat-, and
also of jiersons ivsnilrtdto i .l.. .mt I.i- eo.e.. luiving bosu
completed,
NOTICP. 18 Hl .iK ) III! r.X.
TbatthsTax.es aforesaid '.1 s r, ce vei c.ilybthe
undersigned, between the n f " A M and ;t P. kt ,
(Sundays oxcepted,) at Hi i n, ,., s,i. u.i ciiksni'T
btreet, seound Itoor. on and -r Tllflt.sn.W. Htembar
Land until and Including nni, nepu-ioU'r ii,
ensuing,
PEN.t I. n ;s
All persons who falltopa ! ir Aunu U I n .eseuoncar
riSKSs, pleasure yachts.bllll .id aM" ,oi i .oj ih orplme,
on or before tho :14th day of s. ,.i ciiior, Is it, will Im ura
penalty of ten per centum additlousl of ths amouut thereof,
and bo liable to costs, as provided tor in the lmh Hectlun
of the Excise Laws of July 1, InJJ.
All persons who In like manner shall fall to take out
their licenses, aa regulated by law, on or before the slth
day of Septombor, lust, will luour a penalty of ten per
centum additional of ths amount thereof, and bo subject
to a prosecution for three times the enionnt of said tax, iq
accordance with the provisions of tli ttHh section of tl.e
law aforesaid.
All payments are required to be made In Treaiary Notes,
under authority of ths Tatted States, or la notes of Hanks
organised under ths act to provide a Naiioniil Currenoy,
known as Nstlnusl Hunks.
XO I bJtTlllia NOTICE WILL BE OIVEsT.
JESl'KU HAKDIMll,
Colteetor,
,,1-Slt Ho. aAt CIIESNl T StreeU
nMUlSl A. 80UDEB4C0.,
COMMISSION MEEOEANTS)
AND SHIP AND STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
DOCK BTKEET WlIAltK,
rillLAOBLPHIA.
BVSB A. SOfPBSt, 1
a schisald osTrr.
arsmas T. hoc lits. )
lat-tr
pXTBA LARGE NEW IIERRINQ.
1U0 barrels prime large nsw shore Herring.
How landing from the steamer "Saxon."
Pit) barrels ssme. -..-
lo arrlm by ti e schooner "M. K. rreemsn,"
Ana lor sals by KEKKKT)T, STAIRfl A CO.,
S7-J u.lamlWil, WUAaVtS.
JAVE YOU CONST AST PAIN AND
OirtAeOrEM AT THE PIT OF TllB STOMACH?
Read the next column.
Hate you Flatulence and Acidity
Read the next coin mo.
tlavs yon Costlveocss and Loss of Appetite'
Read the next column.
Ilave yon Oloom and Depression ot Spirits'
Bead the next column.
Bare you Diarrhoea with Ctrlping'
Bead the next column.
Have yon Fain In all parts of the System'
Bead the next column.
Ilave you Choking and Suffocation?
Road the next column.
Hare yos Consumptive Symptoms and Palpitation of
the Heart?
Bead tha next column.
Have yoa Cough, with Phlegm In the Throat f
Bead the next column.
Have you Dimness of Vision and Headache?
' Read the next column.
Ilave you all or any of ths foregoing symptoms?
Then read the great ourog of Dyspepsia performed by
DB. WISHAET'S DYSPEPSIA PILLS
AND HNS TURK TAR COBDLAL,
In Uie next colamn.
DOM f FAIL TO U1U0TII NEST COLUltfi,
J ) V H 1 Y2 1 H I A
A 0TJRE WAERASTED.
Afs.nitM prtln r tnMiInt at ttil p( of (It
Komieh.
14. r ttilrnr KOfj twifjHf.
M. C'otlenMi und ioit of apktut.
; 4th. (llooni and dtirwaiirni of ipirltsi
iMh. IMarrboa, wtih trip Inn.
tb. Tmn in aU parti of tha ayttna.
7Ui. ContuiBiHtTa ympiom.ndpipttaU(,nof thelita t
h. On nil, wltb phlfm in (h tiiroat
Wh. Nfrvoii atTpcUon and want of l4p alnUM.
I(Hh. rKi of api-eill and votnlttnii.
lllh. lt'Rlnfiii,dt,nraiiof vttlon and 1MiMUht
liih. ReadarJie and lUxKrlnf Ja watklof, with iMt
wfakiiNi.
Out of tha lhi.titfi- of riMi of dvunopita that Wa
ntod Ir. WUIiart'a I. rout A m tic an lnpepkia rilla, nt
on of thm hafl rilew1f a pcrrvrt iro. w a warrant a
cure In e ary cact. no mattar If ( twenty years' atand
Hold by all druHt trrwhm, and at lr.
WIHI1AKT 8 office, No. 10 N. flKCOXll Mtrrat. PhllaceL
phla, I'a All lamlnatlona aad conaultatloni Ttv of
enlarge, fiend for circular , lrfc 11 Mtr box, Hotitby
mall, (rce of c iiarga, od receipt of monrjr,
1TPKPIIA, DYRVRPBIA.
TMi ) to rfrilfY that I had I)-iprala In thf wrtrat form
for Ihrea ytnj. tm trtmtd by svn (f ihi bout phy
ai' Uni hi Amailra t im of thui ware troU Mnw ot Jof-lerM-nCt-Utnf,
l'lillaJlphiat but they tlirl tne no kwmI. I
Itrt-w wiirm tfiry month. 1 would iw uken at tlm.-i with
drriutnii nn In In my Uut and toniii h no rr--nt vraa It
UijiI 1 ooiM neither nit, Ha, nor ft nd, tint wuld nTaalMii
from on rtMm Ut aimtiitir ; mjr rrtrmti ipcitd to iiist, uta
dt, ai tlieiT anpsarnl tt b no ralleffbr ma. Jn ttili hop
lt M oi ndltlon 1 ili,d m( untr lr. WItArt trt
uont.and ud hla nrslk-irH-a aa dlrrtd.
1 hit day I am a writ mn. and fnr mrea wa4Ai naf o
bn on my fcit.and worKftw hard frum aarly mim until
lav fn 0i nt ntfht. Ir. Wuhart, I girm yoa thin cvr
Uilrmr wiUt a jmuertil hart, farting tt my duty to do o;
yiu may, aud J want y.ti to publish tt to the world, tnat
avcry Pun ufivrlin m I m, may hr tha beuadLof
Inn yur tnily wontlniful rvniwlit. All alck prnvn aro
at hb-rty tn ra I and aee hp, nr write to m, aa 1 want to
raixior till tha guod 1 can to tuRerlnir humanitr.
JAMfcM M. A X U
Ovmrtt of Wanhtnuton If aiiulautnrlns Coinpany'a
Wt avtiii Hoom. Okucr iwr, N. .
PYHrKP8IA.DTHPKr81A,lYR!KP8U.
Thin Is to fortify that atifTtirlnir tri1 with a dlcnne
rallfd lypepniA, with much loflM of wcfitht, mr attitntl n
wa directed to WUhart a reat American JynirepulA IMit
a the rraiy. Ilavin wlthtn three weeks taken eleven
Pills, act-onlioi to the directions, I found tnTRelf entirely
cun-d, ai d fur two week stm-e my health la great ly Im
proved, and I ran cat without fear of pain or luconvenl
eare. I earnvjully recommend them lo all similarly
emicttd. Mr. M. H. THuMl rtONH,
BK-hmnnd street, Fmir duora below iu,mvor.
If. I.. 0 ii WIHIIAItTH Oftlee, o. 10 K. HKCUMD
Btreot, Phlladrlphist.
DYAPKPH1 A! sDYSPKPNIAl
I, John Ianch, do certify that for four months pat I was
attacked with acute dyspepsia; I was so sot e rely handled
that I could do nothing but what It would nil ma with
dreatlnil distress; my nervous system was perfectly proa
IrateA; my whole train soon became weak aud trembling,
with a connjied bole and diziliH ss tn tha head, followed,
by a palpitation of the heart and trencral debllitvof tha
hole body. Kyery kind of medicine administered to ma
did no good, until I was advised to call on lr Wlhart and
place myseir under bts treatment. It is now about nine
wka sine I commenced to use his DyspepMa Pills and
1'Uie Tree Tar Cordial, and I do truthfully and faithfully
say, mat i am perfectly enrvd ofliyspepsla, and all other
diseases arising Uiercfrom, and I can oat three good meals
every day, and feci well in every repect. I am 78 years
of Me. and if It was necessary, I feel I could aud would
shoulder my gun to defend the city from Invasion by the
Kebels. All porsous suffering with Dyspepsia as I was, are
at liberty to call and see me, for I led II my duty to do all
the good I can Tor suffering humanity.
No. 111 poplar street, Phllade'pala.
Dr. WlftFIART'B Htnre and Offle. Nn. ION kirnvn
Btreet. I'hlladciuhia. I'a. AI ntiJnisikini anri ruan.isi
' tt ot chame. rice. $1 pr box. &u by maU oo
rccelft ofowtiey.
PYRPK.PRIAf DYSPEPSIA!
Dr. Wlsliert I have ben a constaut sufferer with Dys
pepsia IW the last eighteen years, during which lime I oan
not say that I ever enjoyed a perfectly well day. There
were) times when the symptoms were more aggravated
than at others, and then It aeomed It would be a great re
lief toille. I bad at all times an unpleasant feeling in my
heed, but latterly my suireringa so much Increased that I
became almost unilt for business of auy kind; my mind
was eontlnuauy ailed wHb gloomy thoutthta and forebod
ings, and If I attempted to chanue thoir current by reading.
at once-a ten sat Ion of Icy coldness la connection with a
dead weight, aa it were, rested upon my brain i also, a
feeling of sickness would occur at the stomach, and great
pain to my eyes, accompanied with which was the oon
tinnal lear of losing my reason. I also experienced ureal
lassitude, dobUlty, and nerTouanejs, which made It diffi
cult to walk by day or sleep at night. 1 became averse to
society, aud disposed only to seclusion, ana having tried
the skill of a number et eminent physicians of various
schools, finally eatne to the conclusion that, for this dlseaae
at my present ae (46 years), there was no cure In exist
ence. Dut, through Uie Interference of Divine Provide nee
to whom 1 devoutly offer my thanks, I at last found a eov
teljjn remedy in yoar Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial
which seem to have effectually removed almost the lat
braoe of my long list of ailments and bad feelings, and In
their place health, pleasure, aud conttntment are my
every day compiinlons. JAMKH M. SAUNDKItH,
Ho. AM N. Second street, Philadelphia,
Formerly of Woodbury, V. J
Dr. WIHIfAltT'0 OMlco.Wo.10. HUCONIJ Htroet.Phi-
ladvlphJ.
DYflPKl'BI At DYHPEPSIAI
I, Moses Tobin, of Cheltenham, Montgomery founty
Pa , have BurTsredsfor more than one year everything but
death itself, from Utat awful disease, oailod Dyspepsia. I
employed in thai Dmc five of the most emlnout phyik-lana
in Philadelphia- They did all they could for me with rattll-
cinee and cujfalng, but still I waa no better, I then went
to the Pennsylvania ITnlvemlty In order to place myself hi
reach of Uie best medical talents In the eountry, but their
snediclncs failed to do me any good, and oft times I wished
Ihr doath to felleve me of my sufferings, but seeing Dr.
WUhan's advertisement In the Philadelphia Bulletin, I de
termined to try once more, but with little faith. I called
on Dr. Wlshart, and told him If I could hav died I would
not have troubled him, and then related my sufferinga
to him. The Dr. at tared me If he failed to cure me of
Dyspepsia, tt would be the first case In two years, so t put
iDjsell under his treatment, snd although 1 had been tot
months vomiting nearly everything 1 ate, my stomach
swollen with wind, and filled with pain beyond description,
I bought a boa of bis Dyxpepsla rills, I ued litem as di
rected, and In ten days I oould eat as hearty a meal as any
person la the State of Pennsylvania, and la thirty days wag
a well man. I Invite auy person suffering as I was to oaB
and see me, and I will relate my sadering and the great
cure I recelvod. I would say to all I y tt peptics, eveiywltera.
that Dr. Wlshart Is, 1 believe, the only person on site earth
that can cure Dyspepsia with any degree of cortaluty. t
MOtKH TO III If, !
Cheltenham, Mmtgomery Co., Pa
A POSITIVE CURB KOR DYSPEPSIA.
111. Alt WHAT M It, JOHN 11. iiAI.LOL'K HAYS,
No. lOtH OL1VK 8'rwet, ( !
Philadelphia, January 2M, lrtui. ( i
Dr. Wlshirt-Wr It is with much pleasure that I am
now able to Inform you that, by the use of your great
American Dyspepsia Pills, I have been entirely cured of
thai most diktrehklng complaint, Dyspepsia. I had bono
grievously afflicted for the last twenty -elht yeari, and fur
Us yeaie T that time have aot been h-Ml from Us pain
one week at a time. I have had It In Us worst form, and
have dragifttd on a nrnit miners tile existence In pain day
and niitht. Every kind of food tlat I ate titled me with
wind aad paln.lt mattered not how liht,or how sty Ml the
qnsuUty. A continued balchliig win Hire to follow. I had
noapette for any kind of meats whatever, and my d's
trees wan ao giant for several momVeS before 1 heard of
your Pills, thst I frequently wisliedmrd-nth. I had taken
erythtng that 1 had heaid of Ar iyspH.aiv, without re
ceiving any benettt ; but'on your Pills bcin recommended
to me by oue who had been oured by them, I oiih:1 idod ti
give them a triitl, aliliOiiKh I had no lafth n them. To my
ulter asuilhmciif, Ifound inysHlf gutting bettor before I
had taken one-fourth of a box, aud, after faking hall e boa
I mtn veil man, and can tat twptittnj rrnA, and enjoy a
hearty meal three times a day, w Itiiout Inuonvenlenoe from
auyialng I eat or ilrluk. If you think proper, you are at
liberty lo make this public and rsier to me. 1 will cheur
futly give all deeliablu luformallon to any one who may call
oame. Yours, respectfully, JOHN U. BAUCOCK.
For sale at Dr. WIMIAItT 8 Mudlcal Depot, No. 10 K.
BK UM Hireut, Phlladili4ila, I'a . I'rlie one dollar per
boa. beut by mail, true of cliarge, on receipt i urice.
DYSPEPSIA J DYSPEPSIAt
I, BHDittel D. llav.-u, have noun a grfat sufTeror with
chronic uvsjprpi-ia and lurlawmatlon ot the kiun-ys Ar
tliteo eurs. 1 employed three or four of the mont eminent
ylivslcluns of Plitladclphia, also of Hurliugtoii couiiy,
how Jersey, Tbt'y did all tor mo they could, but all UJ no
purpotjit, 1 wascoiiitantly tilled with awtui pain aud .IU
trebs, and with comitaitt beknlug of wind and aoirauid
My touktuewas covered with awhile coming ot uituus
limit It rrarked In Ittre turrws, and was drea H'ully sore!
oh I I oft times wl-hed lor death to relieve me of my uitdr
liiKB,lor 1 hud lost all hope oi ever being well uuslii. I
IitatJe It a subit-ct of prayer to Clod that lw woulu direct
Ute to some physician or medicine tint would cur me. I
was told to n nd an advertisement oi Dr. Wuhttrt's, in the
f hUadt-lphut "l.etlier," ol a great cure mude up-u Mr. J "tin
Dahctxk, of No. lUie Ulive utrcvt, Phila teiphla, by the
grt at American Ds.,iei'-I pills. lweututhe D"Ttr s
otttre, and plated niyeell under his tresiment, and told him
It he lulled to cure me. It would be the lat eilort I wont J
make. It ha bt-oo stx weeks slme I commenced the me
of his medicine, and I am now a well tuau, free frew ell
pain and dlBU-tns, und can tat three hearty meat Is a day
with comfort aud leul ner'ectly well. Dr. Wlshart, I wuit
you to publlHh my cute, as 1 w ant every poor dypitlj,
stim ring as 1 was, to call on me, aud I will tell thwiu of
the ureal cure I have received from your invahntWe medi
cine. WAMl'Ki U. M tVkiN,
rort.rof Venaneo and Lambert utreets, near KlehmonJ
atreet, frimerly irom w rightstowu, aUuiUogloa couuty,
Aow Jersey.
Dr. WIBHART Offlee. So. 10 N. iKCOh"D atreet
Tha above are a few among the thousands whku this
great remedy has saved from aa untimely grave. Wa
have hundreda of Wtters from physicians and drugglsta In
aU parte of theoouatry, saying that U.ty never pruncnbod,
or sold a medicine whuhgave such univexeal sausiactlon.
Dr. Wuhan's Pine Tree Tar Cordial and Dyspepsia Fill
re gold by Druggist tvery where. tee
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PROrOSiVLS FOR lOOAW..
J Tsr.Astisr DkriaTMsnt, August id, fisil.
Ses4 effsrt win m reeetresi at U s Departtaaat, aasVar
the set of Marrh I, ln,,nul noon of ; - '
FRIDAY, THK 9th OF BKPrKMBER, 1844,
tr bonds of tbe UalloJ States, to the amonnt of aoosst T
TllIltTr-ONK AND A HALF MrLUO DOIXAIU,
being the sraount of unsfcepted oflers nndtaposed of andst '
tbe notloe of Proposals for Loan, dated Stk Jane last. Tb i
bonds will bear an annual Interest of ( per aentasa, para- x
blewral snnuallr In cola, on tht first daa of Jnlj anal
Jsnuarjr ot each jrear, and redoeanakle aOer tha Wt t n
June, lsat. ' , 7
KacholTsr taastbe Ibrnrtjroroua hundred dollars,' or "
some snulilpi, of ens banared aollsn, aad atnst state ,
the sum, Including premium, offered lb, ,ch bnndreal J
dollars In bonds, or hr ertv. when the offer Is for M j
r ore then ntly. Two per oenU of the principal, aaalnd-
mg premium, of the whole amount offersd atnst b
deposited, as guarantee tor payment of aubsarlpttea tf
aocepted, with ths Tresaurer of ths Halted SUtae aS '
Waablngton, a with the Assistant Treasurer at Kesr '
Tork, Itoston, Philadelphia, or Be Loulsg oa esstai ,
tl.e Designated IK-posltary at BAhlmore, rttlshtrrr, '
ClnelanaU, LonlsvUle, Chieago, Detrett, or Iloffale; ,'
or with any Kational Banking tiainlilUn asKkersse4 ;
lo receive deposits wUloh may twnseat to traaaat 1
the bualnees without charge. DapUeata eeruaeatos
will be Issued to depositors by ths IDosr or aaseete. '
t Ion receiving them, the originals of whloh must be for
wsrcled with the otrerstotba Department. AH depoelbl
should be made In time for advice of offers with evMlffoattw
to reach Washington nut later than the morning of Sep.
teniber Slh. Ko offer not acecmpAntecl by Ma ge.eaf
eertlflrate ol deposit win be oonsldered.
The Coupon and Registered Bonds Issues) will be of tan
denominations of V), $100, and 100t. Segtsteresf
Bonds of 13000 and t0 000 wUl also he Issued sf roqairod. '
ALL OFFER8 RECEIVED WILL BB
OrENED ON FRIDAY, THE VTTH
SEPTEMBER.
The awards will be made by the Secretary to l&tflbgbesl!
oflerers, and notice of aeceptanoa or deotlaattasg will a
I mmediately given to the respectlTs offerers ; and, k saaa eg?
aeraptance, bonds of lbs dsaerlpUons aad deaonsiaaUonsT
prsr.rred will be tsnt to theswbscrlben ai tho soatsftfcov
Department, on final payment of Instalments. Theorfgtsa!'
deposit of two per cent, will be reoauned la the last Instal
ment paid by successful oflerers, and' win be) Immedlassifa
retarncd to those whoso offers may not be acoepted.
Ths amount of accepted offers mast be deposited wrtai
the Treasurer or othereiricer or asaoelatsssi ssthorlxed te
act under this notice on advice of acceptanc of offer, at
as fellows One-third oa or before the lesssi one-third om
or belorethe lrth; and thsbslance, including the pre ml as
and original two per cent, deposit, oa or before the S4tk of
September. Interest on bends will begin wHa tha data of
deposit. Parties proferrlng may pay the aosrned tBsVeei,
fromdateofbond,Julyl,todatsof deposit la oora. . 1
Oftsrs under this notice should bs endorsed 'Offer ret?
Loan," and addressed to the Secretary of tha Treasury,
The right to decline al offers not oonsldered adraatageoag -Is
reserved to the Oorernment. , ,
W. P. FKSSHNDEN, -SBcoBTAitr
or thk trsasubt. ',
The Bends of this Loan are ready for Immediate da.
livery. sel-ft .
u
NIT i: 1 HTATB8-
7-30 LOAN.
The Secretary or the Treasury gives notloe that sas
terlptioag win be received for Coupon Treasury Mo tee,
payable three rears front August IS, 19o4, with seaal-asr-nnal
Interest at the rate of serea and three-torn ths per
cent, per annum, principal and interest both to be paid sm
lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option sf Ota
holder, at maturity, into tlx per coat. gcLd-bearing bead,
payable not lest thaa fl re nor mora than twauty yeasst
from their data, as ths Government may sleet. They wsa
bs leased in denominations of M), S100, IkOO, U)00, aad
SVXX), and aH subscriptions must bo for QAy do&axs er
some maltlpls of fifty dollars.
As tha notes draw Interest front August U, par. a
making deposits subsequent to that date mast pap gna
Interest accrued from date of Bote to data of deposit. ,
Parties depositing tweaty-ire thonssnd doUara aad
upwards for theee notes at any one Urns will bs allowed a
eommlstlon of one-quarter of oos par senL
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF TIU3 LOAN.
It is a Katiokal Savings Ban, offering a higher rata,
of interest thaa any oilier, and (As east sscurafp. Ajsy
savings bank whl h pays Its depositors la United States
Notes oonslders that It is paying la tha best circulating,
medium of the aonntry, and II osuaaeS pay 1st earthing.
better, fur Its own assets are eU'sur la Government aeourl
ties or In notes or hoods pay abas In Uovonusent papac.
CONVERTI11LE INTO A SIX PER CBNf,
6-20 OOLD 110ND.
la Ailillllou U tne very liberal Intoraat en th notes ISS
three yesrs, this privilege sT oonverelosi la nosr trortlk
alsiut tluoe per cent, rer annunt,for the current rate Bar
fi- 90 ttonde la not leea than faf'iae per eenl. pressauss, aad
bel.ii. tlie war the premium on all per owt. United Staiea
Htccka wa. over twt nty per cent. It will be seen that tha
actual profit on this loan, at the presaat market rata, la
not less than teu per rent per anueiu.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU
NICIPAL TAXATION.
But aside from all ths advantages we have enumerated,
a special Act of Congress rHfti all tanJl and aVeosurt
nollifrom local laj-afis. On tht average, tills axetnp
tlon Is worth sbout two par cent, per annum, according to
tbe rats of taxation In various parts ol the country. ;
It Is believed that no securities offer so groat Induoa
ments to lenders aa those issued by ths Government. Ia
aU other forms of Indebtedness, ths faith or ability of
p rivals parties, or stock companies, or separate oommnai.
ties, only, Is pledged for pajuaent, while tha whole pro.
perty of ths eountry at held to seouro tba discharge of all
the obligations of Uie United States.
Bt'staims wux ts BscitviD by tha Treasurer of
ihfV'nllsd States, at Washington, tha several Assistant
Treasurers and designated Beposltarras, sad by the '
PUIS! RATIONAL BASK OP P HtLADELPniA. PA.,
StCOhD BATIOMAL BAKK orfiiit insmiu,.! ,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OP PHILADELPHIA, tA-,
POL KTH KATIOKAL BASK Ol PHILADELPHIA, PA
By all Kational Bank which are depoaxarie sf Pba
money; an! fau-sfl
ALL ItK&riCTABLB BAVKl AP BMiiit
Throngtont ths aonntry win gtva further Isimetiesi ao4
AJKOKOEVMI l-ACIUTT 10 BUBClUllW.
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