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THE PAITiY EVENING TELEGRArff.-rmADKLPrrtA, TUESDAY, SErTEMHEIl 20, 18GI.
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SPIRIT OF THE NEW YORK PRESS.
Leading Editorials from the New Tork
Fapvn This Morning.
HMMIllS AT THE MIITII.
I'ruh, Uir T' f ii i.f.
Tin- pnlilic, we .Imlf-'e, Is nthcr amused tliiin
elfinm d by the t'r.iniir, scriorhy (ilijuririii..tn
herewith General M Clcllan is tlffi-ndi'i bj tin)
ll'or- ami It row .ntr mis npiinst the rrV.ir.-e; uf
lxlnff ut beai t on tlif ilv of tlio Kcbt-ls, and of
hsvinp Tiiicnl tlil rif f' rence while in rom n iwl
of the I'nion iinni. .. Hu.-d nimtitnteil hysterics
Uvei.opri.jHT il..i:e in puli:i i w.irf,ire. Tiny
ilcreiie no one .ir ii the tnuiiilc. Tlml . do
most 111 ni!y ticlic e tlmt f 'moral Mtf'lollttn, while
directing the fnices of the I'nloi n-tinst tin
Itebelllon, was (lrlr.in. n.it to crush the Hr-liols,
but to ildiiy, und temporize, and hold bark,
until foii'ign compl.e .itlo'is, and financial cm
biuranMiiiut, and popnlur 'lisi-our.igemeiit,
fhould finer our (Jini mment to a compromise,
wliii-h .lioulil reoMuiill-li tlir-slmo power In It
former luilrlul nsi-i'-iilency over the (fovornment
and pi. lilies of our i i.untiy this is our immova
ble conviction, liux.il on multitudinous facts of
iininiMiikublc import. If rircuinst .mini evidence
-an prove iiny thinr. then it is proved tint the
'cnc.nl InCliiU nho n in unod obstinately torpid
through the lor k briirht atitiininand earlv winter
of lHlil, do(.':cdly pant yzinp a magnificent army
of one liunclred and li'ty to two liumlroil tlion
sund men, as liruvc mid capable as ever slioel.
dered a mnskc', whi c there wore not at any time
Bi.vty thousand, and often not forty thousand,
orpo-ed to him we say It is proved that thii
Ocncral In-Chief did not cndcnvi.r nor intend to
put nown tlie siHvenolilcrs Itebelllon.
We make the point so simple that it cannot be
befoKitcd bv abuse of the Administration Mr
Lincoln deserve wliat be baa received for r.
taininff tli in man In command after this exhitii-
uonoi uts nau uitri or utter incapucity ; and
IfWrc easy to shoiv that tho division of com
kiM In the sprtni? of 18(12 was one of those
eak expedients, sp mini; the dillm-tire between
right and wronu', whlli alwuvs result in disaster.
In view of McClelian's reluctance to movo in
the riilnrr of l.H'i.! his long delay before un
utterly cotilemptilile force at Yorktown his
strir-pHiif- advance to and disastrous flight at Wll
liiinn.bttrK bis stiuillike progress to the defenses
of Kichmond his waiting, and digging, ami
permitting an exposed corps to lie attacked in
o-erwheliniiiR turoa and badly cut up at Fair
Oaks or Seven l'liies Ids waiting, waiting, until
ttonewall Jackson ha I concluded his raid
down the valley, and relumed to confront him at
Iticliinond his permitting one wing of his army
to lie crushed at (la nes' mill before ordering up
adequate support his retreat from tho Chlcka-
hominy, abandoning or destroy ing millions worth
of materiel, when not half his army had fired a
shot, und when it In Id ( strong defensive position
from which all the Kur. s in Virginia could not
have driven it, had it been blessed with a tit
General, or none at all his looking after lines of
retreat while Ins glorious aroiy was righting, and
winning the battle of Malvern Hill and ihen
ordering it to retreat again so soon as the vict ry
was won how any one can believe, or even have
the assurance to pn tjud, that beeverwisbol or
meant to put the lOlielliuri down by righting and
shattering its armies, we cannot Imagine.
We tind a perfect explanation of his military
career in the remark of his subordinate and ad
mirer. Major Key, who, being asked why the
Rebel army was not driven into the Potomac and
destroyed directly after the battle of Antietum or
Sharpsburg, unconsciously replied in substance:
" I'ecause thai m not the name. Our policy is
to exhaust the Rebels and ourselves in inde
cisive arlare ; thus only can the I'liion be re
stored nr-fl slavery saved by an amicable com
promise." And that is the policy which n nv com
mends General Mel'li Man to the admira'ion and
support of ti ns of thousands who have stead
fastly insisted that the Ueliellion never could and
never ought to bo subdued.
The pietensc of his supporters that the Robels
do not dtslre General MeClclliin's election is a
transparent falsehood The two or three articles
. published in Richmond journals to conceal this
fact deceive Done but natural fuols. Everywhere
the Rebels are exulting nt the prospect of what
they term "peace" that is, the triumph of dis
unionin case McClellan shall be elected. Thus,
the Charleston f'oioier always among tho most
dignified and deservedly influential journals of
the 80111 h in an article copied Into our last, says :
'A 1 nf us perceive the llifim.ttp connection nxlstln.. b -tvveen
tilt! aimli'S ut Ihu tjniiti.tlfrtii-v anl the pes :t men in
ttie United states. I lies.- c aislllnlH two iuiinen ,c torres
Dial are working toyelher tor the pruriiraiiient nt pe tm.
'I he parly h h.-.e iioiniimtioii unit pl-mriii we are c.ni-Mdt-rti.fi.
are auoin'tlier ilepemlent tor mitreesi oa Hie
eoiirai:. ami resolution l our llhtliis inn. It their
Kcm-ihUliii. ha.'iicilv, valor, an.l visli.ince are iiu:thle t
obtain vii'tora v. ana to aneit tlie prouress of th ln a litu
horiies. the exl-tie' Ailttiliditrairiii will lan.'h ti m n
all the ettorts of the 1 ippii-itlnii. anil. In spite ol the inos
IMivierlcl combinations, will continue to hol.l Uiu pUcus
ttiev oc. U.
iiur iicresR In battle Insun-l Itle tieeesi of Nf-sT'letlan.
Onrtailtire will ii evil sit y 1 .1.1 to hi" tl.-lVat. II is Ibe Vlc
terie that fiaie croivneil our anils sim-e this vear bejia
tbnl have itoen eslsle ice, KlrenKlh. and tia'lie.ny to tloit
oi'Kaniatiou vbl. li tas arraiea Use f with tlnu. ileilatit
lloiit aKnln.l tlie ile-isit an-i Ins iiilnlons. It Is oar 1 n,
nnbrokelt scried ul spleieli't snci-ehsei that h;il e'abnliliMied
tb tew menol .eiiae anil bonestv In YiiiiketMtom to rslse
tbelr volii-s In deiiuncUiii.il ol t.ie iiin'oiisiitiitlona. base,
foolish uie itiirea attopU'il and enb.rced bv tbelr (M ern
luent . and tin v hai e uatherej around the banner of their
exceptional men so lase a number as ttiat tliey have il
hope of beins able to make bead iikaiiisi the opprensor and
trabt."
He who does not know that the McClellan
parly of the North is regarded by the Rebels as
their ally must be grossly, wiltully ignorant.
, They believe that McClellan, if elected, will nt
' once concede their independence. Whatever
may lie the fact, such is their convicMou; und
they ate exhuu.stiug their last energies in an
cllort to bold out until after our ('residential
election. M'licn their ht) c-shall be blasted by
the result, wo believe that the masses will con
strain their reckless, do-peiato leaders to throw
themselves on the genero-ity of the Government,
and that our long duvasta'cd ountry will enjoy
once mote the ble suliiess of peace.
A iSrRAXUK NIIIIIV IKOIf TIIK Klt
tilltvilK,
From Ihf Tim.
We have a sirange ami startling story from the
Rio Grande by way of New Orleans uu 1 Cairo.
It would doubtless be lot resting as well, If no
had the particulars in ai intelligible firm. The
salient points, however, would seem to he. this:
On the Oth instant, tho French army advanced
from Dagdad to attack the Junrist firec uuder
General Corf id as ut Matamoras. At a place
called W blfe Ranchc, Curtinas met tlie enemy
and gave him battle. The result, ace inliug ts
the narrator, who is a sergeant ol the Hist Illinois
Regiment, stationed at lira, is, wis a victory for
the Junrist force.
The French fell back wnie dNt.tne.j to a more
defensible position, nu 1 a: this poiat, wnilc C.ir
tiuas was giving them l a tie a second time,
Colonel Ford, the Rebnl couimmdrr at Uro.vns
ville, crossed the Rio Uiaado, attacked the Jaure.
troops in the riac, but as the stury g m-s no'
witlistandingtheoddsthtisgained by bim.C irtin is
diove the French bchiud their iutictKliuieats,
tun id upon the Re'i.-I itssiiilatit m his rear, an I
szompclltd For J and his men to retire.
At this juncture, lh.; !)lst Illinois were in ireh d
up to the scene o: ucfion, Juan llr i.oi, ait 1 1 we
preRiitne Ford bud escaped across the Rio Grande
by this titiicl.i lined in the pursuit of the K ''els,
driving them live miles. The portion of f'ortiu -'
army not et gai d in this pursuit is s ill to h t.e
turned a Ihiid time on tlie French unity, c i.iiji
litigita further ictri.a'.
Curtinas ultimately concluded thut it would be
safer lor him to crdss the river into Texas, with
Ins rcmainitig foice. This he did, takiug with
him live liundred men, and encamping on the
uiht of tho (ith by the side of the l'nit-:J Stat s
trooi s. On the SMi. another body of Jtinist
tiooos, live liuud.ed -ironf, l.kewie crossed into
Texas, und the united i.n-.e thu s.iiuj day at
tic ked l onl ut 1. i e -v,:ie, coMipc l.u.' hou to
Mtk sulVty in Ii st'.t 1; is nid I'm nu is ,ars te 1
him on the 'Mli, to i;i .i u de ;.i I'aima, b it v.ii
whnt result is not rcpoited.
'1 he real story e take to be, tha' Cortiuas.nho.
though lormerly belobiring to ihe mo-t ii'icguiar
ol der of Mexicun trooper-, is now milii try Gover
nor of Ihe St. ilo olT.iriauliias, anLa III I li-ncal
in the Mexicun unity, was really unable t defend
Mstiinioias, and ticii leluire in the neutral ground
over the riier. it i piubable that, the Ga'.o
Mexicaii ui iiiy w as s!i il,ed with cattle und other
provisioning by ihe Rebels ut und around
lli'OH tisviile. Coriina-, in recreating bei'o.o Uu
F rench, ciiuio upon somo sitia I of F'or I s iu-n,
i iigaged in transporting supplies to tho l'ie:i.:ti,
fought tin in, drove them across the river, und
finding it expedient lor himself hkewi-e to take
refuge in Texas, continued hi pursuit to Ri on us
villcand beyond, as the Illinois Sergeant roput't.
l iitil nililitiomil particulars of these singular
events are received, it would bi ueedle-s to specu
late us to any complication ot a political or inter
nntioiial charactir, which somo hue i.i'nied
iniglit arise out of them. From our present vieiv,
it would appear most lincly.that ifcompii -atious
should tuttlly ari-c, tin y would groiy out of what
Is threatened by the future action of Cirtm is,
luther than out of any thing that has actually
tnken place. e eun lin.ieine, for instance, the
1 usability of the Rebel Ford's re.-ro-sing tho
r'vit into M x'can territory, and of hit Isjiitr
pursued thither by Cordnas.
In sncb an event, tho French Ocneral in cotn
n and might comidaln that Itronniville, restored
b tho aid of Juarez's forces to our arms, .n,
being made a ha-e lor the inlli'ary operations of
Cortitimt. Or if it be true that Cortlnas, from our
sicoot tlie river, hs brotiirht sixt-n ,..,. .
iirtilltTV fo bear nnuii M irarnoras, it , t j
" i' ii' ii i-o'nman ier tniif'if el
on our forcc for bi expulsion, or, wi'hont due
thought of our territorial authority, and by per
ml -ionof the II. In s, miuht evert throw troops
into the Stat, of lea- to operate upon his ad
veisary. Ournrmv, it has tu be rcinem lend,
utiliKi that of Fold, is amenable to (n'crna'ionai
ob.igMi.,ns. It i. the ag. nt of a rcspon-it, ,. and
rccogrlcd Government. F'ord's army is nut.
lie ii deb' have a free t'glit on either side of the
riv. r. We cannot do this.
Accomi anvinir the story, a It comes to us, is
the rcpi it.th.it seicial vceis from New Orleans,
with general freight und with special supplies for
the army of Coriinns. have li en captured bv the
French squadron nt the mouth of the Rio Grande,
lint from this there is far lcs danger of romph
cation arising, than from the si hemes of the Can
leili rate plotters to involve the Unit'd States
Government In trouble wl h the ie fnrin Govcrn
n i nt of Mexico. To this end the whole energy
of the Rebels will lie directed. Wo have to see
to it that the game shall not succeed.
A MNGI I.Alt TAIII.l-.tl- IVVI.
l-'niiii time immemorial n sort of t.ihhmi , lt
ti presenting the 1'assion and Crucifixion of our
Saviour, used to be enacted in the streets of
Monaco on Good Friday. Abel Rendu gives the
lollowtng graphic description of It :
As Ihe clock strikes nine, the city, illuniin Ue,1
bnr-ts out into a blaze of light, and the , h ipol of
the palace is hccii, do. or (ted as if for a festival. A
tribut e and hl guard-, hc'uiPt on head and lance
In hand,i pen the proce-lnn. Christ, represented
1 y a dignified inn ibitant of tho principality, tol
loMsthcm indecpullliction, his eyes sulliised with
tears.
1 he tnachcrous .Tmlas approaches his m ister,
and l;irai s him 10 bis followers, who him1 his
hands, rennrer him with rod , and throw over
him in mockery the purplo rolie. Ilerod, prouder
of hi- absurd pira-ol than a pacha of three ttii-;
Peter, brandishing bis sword; Malchus, with his
bleeding ear; the chief priests and ancients clam
oriDg for our Saviour's blood ; I'date washing his
hands ; the soldiers casting lots for the garments
of Christ ; and the executioner preparing himself
for bis cruel olllce, all appear in succession. Then
Jesus, pale and sinking, Is laden with his heavy
crwss, he is nailed to it, and soon gives up the
ghost.
The accusing cock, the cries of death, the
sponge dipped in tlio g ill, the sharp lance, tho
wi oping Magdalen, St. John and his lamb, are
ail represented ; but that is not enough, the
tragedy soon merges into a farce.
A gioup difficult to descrlbo unexpectedly pre
fents itself it con-lsts of our First Parentsof tho
Tempter, and of the Angel with tho darning
swoid. Then come Judith and her maid, St.
Lawrence and bis gridiron, St. I'hilomcne and
her anchor, and after them the Twelve Apostles,
carrying the various in-tntnients of their martyr
dom. In the midst waves the banner ot Rome.
All these notabilities, resuscitated for the occa
sion, hasten to assist nt the solemn inhumation
of Christ.
Tho body of the Saviour is carried along on a
bier, covered hvadais, and surrounded bytoreh
bcartrs. The drums beat. The holy women
weep. The people mutter prayers as tho proces
sion enter the chapel and ose'ons the victim to
bis tomb. A setnion on the Passion concludes
tho strange exhibition solemn and impressive
to the a t' rs, grotesque and unedifying in the
eyes of str ingers.
About the year IS I vt the llishop of Nice, shocked
at the profanity of the show, forba le its repeti
tion, and for some years it remained in abey
ance. Hut under the Btisp.ces of the enterpris
ing M. lllnnc, the Sacred Mystery has been
revived, improved, and utilised, and the J,mr.
mil ile Mtmarn of the J7ih of March, ISfit, an
11011111 ed that on Good Friday last, entirely
new dresses, decorations, and accessories of a
magnificent and ingenious character had been
provided for it at the expense of the Siieiele
Aiinniiine le Jeux, which alo liberally imported
for the occasion a brass band, and charts-red a
steamboat capable of conveying eight hundred
pilgrims from Nice to the Rock, on the sagacious
calculation that many of the strangers who camo
to scoff would remain to pray. Tho description
given by the Journal de Mimarn of the evening's
amusement tallies pretty nearly with thii given
by Abel Rendu sixteen years ago, with tho ex
ception that, on this la-t occasion, a largo upple
trec.was borne before Adam and F.ve, from which
our first parents plucked apples, and cast them to
be scrambled for by the bui rounding crowd as
Ihe procession moved on.
"Tins OM l.niclmli Umtleiunn."
Prcvlous to my becoming so celebrated for tho
singing of ''Farewell to tho Mountains," I had
pii.dnccd a song which spread its popularity over
the civilircd world almost ns rapidly as if the
wires of tlio telegraph had transmitted its melody
to (be furthest pole : this was "The Old Knglish
Gentleman." Having been Invited to an evening
party in the city whero music was to be the pre
siding deity, I met (I Irclicvc for the first time) an
amateur of some celebrity, Mr. Crow, w ho was a
bookseller in Lamb's, Conduit street, and pos
sessed of a beautiful voice. He Ming the Irish
melodies charmingly, generally without accom
paniment, which gave them u wilduess and ori
ginality that at times wore quite enchanting.
'Rich und rare were the gems she wore" was one
of his great songs; in lac, I thi'ik lie rarely
cm lipid w ithout singing it.
1 his evening hu threw oil' his bardie mantle
and sang a song we had never heard before,
"The Old i'.nglish Gentleman." All were In
raptures with it. "Whose was it ?" ' Whero did
it come from :" " How did you obtain it ?" were
the questions put liom all quarters, terminating
with " Do sing it again!" As for in :; I was in
ecstacies; I saw In an instant what I could do
wild it, and esgcrly impon ii where it could be
obtained whither I might iutrodu .0 it to the
public, &c r I felt it was a foitune to me if I
could lie ihe pcr-on to do so. Mr. Carowe in
foinud me it was a verv old song, and that any
one had a right to it. With this 1 begged a copy,
which he said be would semi me next day. In
sliict accordance with his pionii.se, I received and
Immediately begun to study it. . . . Tin first
time I sung it in pui.ll,' w is at a grand concert
given on the st ge ol her M 'jea'y's Italian Opera,
in the Hiivmarket, w here S r lie irge Smsrt con
ducted. We bal a very large i r. he-tra, led by
Mori, anil nearly all the tli -t itabau and F'uglish
singers ap ea-etl during the evening.
Towurds the end of the first act 1 sit down to
the giand pianoforte, and commenced The ( !d
F.nglish Gcriilcm'in." At the end of the firs.
verse lie spplau-e wn- great; ut the termination
of Ihe second verse still greater; at tlio thit j it
increased j and at tlie end sti -ii a storm arose,
that 1 was ipii e bewildered, and could not under
stand whclier it meant c indemn tti in of my
oiigor a lc-deuiai.d. In uiv hesitation 1 hur
r is tl off Ihe -t ige and inu.le for our ante-room at
the back. Sir George h is'cned alter me, saying
ruthir angiiij las indeed he well might, no-,
knowing what my feelings were). "Why d m't
von come back ':' 'What is It, Sir Geo go .-"
I said, "ure they hissing me:" "Hi-sing!" ho
replied, "no, it s a 'r tue . dous eiieure." .V:d It
was an ei''o-e imlecd, udi as 1 h id uever re
c riv cd before, and have never witnes-ed slip a.
Alter that yi.n may be su e I lircd uwav at ' T'i t
Old Lngli-h Geii'leinai." wherever I wen.
. l "in' I'n .- It--. IWi- 4 tf . I'.ifijix.
Tl sicota in 11 ll.
'1 lio-e who have not i imined the uiit'er a-.,
apt to imagine Hint the s ',it.i,i pc is ruiry ilo ked
to the so-called st.indaid i f the Kirk, In Idi'i, a
some tidily Jears Inter, when, goaded into mi l-ne-s
by the cruellv of I lavcrliou-c and L iu ler
dnlu, they opposed su.ves-f.il'v their undisciplined
valor to the oris, t of veti ran 'troops at Oi u.a :I ig.
This is very far fnun being the case. The. sam :
gnat writer, who his jr. ten a picture of the
skiimi'-h at Drumclog that will live us long a- the
language in w loch it l - wi it'., u, has u!.-j ou a i jther
oci.a-.on given a Je.s. riptiun of the stureot mind
in w I. a h a Scotti-h p a-int foilound his hud to
(he buttle of lloih.vell llri Iga, which le.il'cscn s
tc. the lite the ice nig, wfli wlii:h. :vo;din-
to ill.undlillee 0! 'hcle -t l ', illclle , : he hlbiu
be Sectti-h eas iiitvv :. i' tie ir honn i under th
ci r duct i f th, ir laiiilr .itI l.,r.l- 'o he slaughtered
ut Duiii.ar, or as pr... i.. .- ithcr to dieoi Vnuni
at d p. stib nee, or t.e tc.in ported to tho F.ng l-h
setth men's in Ana r'. a. .-'uch w.i- the tale " fir
uhii 1. ; hou s..iuls o! p.. or ii. i n were dr.igg. d from
tlieir h lines lytl.c i-i .it .. i pjirc-sors, by th ise
v. ho neither km a- tu,,v to le.ul . luces tiie:ii-rlv,;s
ma- w. tild le.'.ve t'.niito the leading of tho.c
ui.odid know. Hoke il uniitoa pie-e 1 every
ti urth man In ctrtaiti ili-tncts for liis mi-cra-bio
e edition n.to Kr.gland. Many yeo
men in t'li I'esil.iie, ut in lear to be loVicl
ly !onT,'' tlul Hum their hoa-es to L uiudoitu
11.11. 'ihe Ltigli-h army in tneir march through
lleiwKl.sl.iie saw not any Scot chimin, but the
streets of the small towns and villaces were full
el Scotch won. en, very many of whom be
inclined their husbands, who, they said, "were
enloicid by the lairils to gang to tho muster."
Thu Highlanders, t..a ithstauding their vaunted
attachment to their duels, were, latterly ut least,
ns little di- o-id to go to war at tho eo iimand of
their tj rants us ihe Lmilauders. Obedieucc to
Lis chief was indeed tlie creed in which tho High
Under was brought up. Hut how far that o to
1 it in o was hearty uud w.lliug appears fro. n the
luet thai, in 171 i, nothing but force could draw
Ihe men liom their hou-es. f hmtUil t'oi.fi '
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Ofsvery vsrinty sf Htylf ami unllt7uf
Tall and Wiuter Cloaks for 18G4.
Our ittvk ci-mirlscs si larcp an ssssrlmcnt nml is
itn ai aiHrleti an can tin foiinil in tlio Imlvricc i' nil tlia
1'i.uAK sroKlis ciimhim:!).
Ol'K MOTTO AM OF 01. t):
"fs.MAI.l. rROFI IS AM) I.ARGK S.iLF.S."
Our Itriuitutlon W.-rl 1 tVI.lv as
IIIK IIKAI'KST CI.fSAK STOUT. IN INK CITVt
Onr inallty i.r Workman. hip,
HIK f'lM'SI' SIAM'KMTl RKIi IN TIIK. CI I V!
1 . it tit- ur tin kiI mice on hut yoir i in Ice.
I srr.rt u. snntx
tn c. rs"iui iii c of tl.c iiicca-s Atti-nilinir mir Syst.-ni nf
HMAt.l. t'l.nrllis. rilnl stris liavu. laullir.Him-hk..,
P.riila lip all r.Qlut lis : hill, l.a.llrs. tt sure .mi i:.'t in ttis
I'.h'tll ll'acO, Mill l.Mlk I'lir tlld llnlUU HI Wt II IIS lll slll Ul'
TIIK CUKAIT.NT I'LO.SK 8TntK IN TIIK CITV.
). WA'l KINS .V; CO..
!i 1 ! tiitlis.,1 N. K. Cor. o( NINril and CIIKKltr.
j,r-.ij:rJ jk. lmoniKit,
NEW LACE AND EMBROIDERY STORE,
No. I I X. I-.KJIl I II SI'ltl i:t.
Wi- Hliliouncu to our niin-croiiH iricn.ls unit p'lrons that
w c Lave ctin.lcter tt.e removal of our wt'll aasorte.1 stock
of I.Al'KM. LACK IIOllllSS, AND KM lllt'll DKItlKS from
our oltl . taint No. :tl, tn our Mew anl Caimclous Htiru
No. 41 !t. Kinirrit bthkkt.
Itt.i ivltis. as we ilo, tin. principal purl of our Htock.
iliio'ijj In iu th hest iiiniiufiiciorcr. id Paris, llnusels,
utul .Ha ny, oLcof our firm UIUuk Enroi onc a yrar,
for tbe purfost nt Hell'. tlin,'i).Miui lorour r x-cnuvsl rau,
c arc i naliVd to offer iinliu-ca ci.t-. ti-.tli In a...rtrnut
und irii a. sin h as re. ether h..oae In tli.s el'y cna offrr.
Oer n ckof
IliltKWl I.A' K I'Hi.I. Altl AMI sJKTTM,
Mill blh UDI. I. IKS a Nil stl'is,
KHNI Al'l'l I'JI K I'nl.l.AKI. N l -.KITS,
t'HI.Nt LACK i ill. I. A IIS A.M -.Kirs,
KKAI. TIIHKAIl I. V'KS,
ftKAt. Ill H I II K l.ll'ts,
luINT AMI I'm .11' AI'I'I K.'CK l.Ai f.
I'AMIllHA ANIl PI .-411 K IC M.II.S,
III II. I HltKAll I.AI K VI II.-.
IHINITON hKl.T'ilA CAI'Ks.
I llIN I I Al'l.-i,
'IIIIll All I.Al'K CAI'KH.
I IJsllKir I'A' P.st.
I.IVMili K I.A'K IliMikKtti llll 11.
VaLKNCII N ANIl POINT II N nls-:i:i IIIK1 S.
A!m. a s 1. n. IM ass. iti iriii oi KMIill'illiKlflt'.is anS
WHIT K IJOllliS "s crr'u'iily llti in mi coinplele aver
on. r i) in tins ot any otic r city, utnl M elt K.irthy a call to
SHiu'rie lieiore pun fas nit H'n ItTc. IVe hu'e ul.o t tat
o.fi fd lili Uo. ui'our c. l..!)iate,l KID (il.nvtiS.
Ksl'l-.N bi: I I ll'.l',
M.-V KTOliK N... II N. I.I 1 I r 11 Bt'ect,
IT :.l
1'lutl.tellihia.
:sl. INS. HAVING HAD A LABGE
ill iel, Ul -tlT" BS tl.ev i,l. a.v.,lt-.,.J, I a-JllOW
.ticu ill I. .s llotM Hie II Lit 111 r III.. : k 't f IC l,
P. ea. I.i.l Molli s hi .1., .,ii,l :i;j,c, lull jar.l wtilt',
at I . anil -H. tii.il are n al t.l n r the :uou v.
Al-o, line i;,..sis, mi. ti :is New N -Ik Mills, Williams
vi::.., W aimi.ll.l. Il.iy M.,te M,,l,, H l,;e Ituck.A"., S'leel.
inj-. I:,, iui.i .' i yjrl-. iiele, ...in.' .u ;,,.
t.i uvlt ,t ui.iiu . at It l p.'i. .-a tl au lie . jii bu i...iilejr
le iv .
t ul leai i.i J Stii i tiujts Mill K:.irl:l is ill a'l the 1 .ir. jili
v. !.:lt,- Mid u ilc.. .,
t nun p I ..lie I l le.i. I i ! .1111 j .i.l.i J, .lint ci ior- ll. ill
t1 e li i hi., ,..!.,. - i ..c .
.KAN. a I . I .'t I'.. I! : Nfcs,
No. In: : M i:k f. r s ii ;.
Ii Atc.'.e r. -ul. i s:,'.. ..
ANM I'.-M V STOCK OF TIIK-K IS
1 IH'Vs ! I le. I n "ll in ll e. I oi su v tor I'.n n inter
'. M .,e UHil'eV tlV tcivll. 11. Ill LOW, a 11:1 ki ij, .-
. !. I.i VI 1. 1 . II .!-il.t. illy In ! i.
I l.,ie n..Luiiv.Cf I ..in n. : -. ii, 'l., ..ml v.tnl ss i.ti.
t. in .'. .fits i.j' , nl-i cll.i fi.i 'k.-, ln.it ate a. "vl. at l.nver
ir ii .-.
Il..vy "l "ki r (IM its, U.,11 'C UT) .lUsif.,1,1, , If vi'i
ii i.'i iii.il l.i .r. r.
A l.ir.e van. i) ot slrin .1. liiil. n-et ,i,.ti i!,.,il.le ivulih
t. . C-. i.-i .i. rl-, i euic i.i ih. h.-.t . lO.tl.r .
Hi ,n V P-lce 'I ll IC. ll, I. r -h 11. cs u-e
lli.ivv nu.. mute, .ii. il rel tw.lli I. that 1 hi hu,
c. i .il'i tl ..o he 'Mil , .iri teiui. k,,m ,tl.
It iNVII.I E 11. IltlNES,
Mil. Ihl I M 4HKKT Hire, r,
Ali ne Tenth,
tl 17- it
1 11(01' SKIIiTS
M.ii.tlln t. 1J , No.i..' Alll II Sir. et, OlwO
.li'ove hlxiu Bti,-er.
Wiulf .nip ami It .tail. 111,1,1 '' 'u'
The lll.'ir rem I'll U .l.aoilliieul ..f l.a.lies', Misses', suit
Ciiililn n . Iliwic r.kin. in ll u . it v , In eUi y ii ,pe t tiist
t'lis, aim h i,.r sivle, nii.li, dui.iljillli , ami i i.i-1 u.i.i,
lliivc IK. c- i u . h 1 III ll.e lllmkct.
kll lk UiaUi; u oiilsi ,.iiiirt il, ainl r.s.mred .
i ij wm. ''.Hopkins.
HClIUELiIillUMANNACO.
SO, t3 H. Kit "Til STilKKT,
PHII.AI'KI PIIIA,
Wnid lnr:t tt. tt -rtl m ofboysrs to Hi r stick nf
rALL AND WINTER DBY OOODS,
WMrli U.cy ham nnw ope'i at t.-. than niailtM prlcfa.
llarvains ii tltoc n, lllank.c , anil rsttcla .shawl., lrrt
iov l, fu.n abl Uoo.a, .i en and lluyi Wear, Ai.Ac.
WIIOI.K8 AL.K AND IlKTAH,,
AT ! . : N H'.IITH .a iKr.t r i I.!
JNDIA BIJAWLS AKD ECARr.1.
GEORGE FRYER,
N... OlO C'lll.SNJiT NTUKKT.
Hair.ii-oiif.Hiui FAI.t. IMIlltTAi:ON
KKAL INDIA SHAWLS, LONG AND 6QVAKK.
Wllhafru C'ol.T KAI.L ICHJHS1, tc hi. ll ttlf al'lit.-n
01 Il o l.a.li. s la lu.lt. .1 .ct-l.'l
liiK I iiiN0 f I iti i.r.
':Misitoiii-:itii't,
LACES, '
sw
NVHITI'. 1(()1)S,
VEILS, -
H
A
HAivin.j:iteiiii:n-. 5
E. M. NEEDLES.
si'
r .10'4 ClIKSNt T 8'l'lff.rT. '
J U IV N U U 1 M K I I I-
W. rrfnnit Uui moofy. If dulioJ, fbr sv7 lot of Hhlrta
wbtch fatl In any raapct.
FINE B1IIRTH,
OUT LKMITBWHK OP If UHI.IM.
lao ot Sw Tork MlHi Muslin, and Terr Ana Llnea
Boao-nl. Onlytl J.-. dual pri l'00.
WtUlaniavllia Mills Mai'tn, and tins Ltnan Doioms,
Onlylt-ttO. l.sual pries 13-AU.
GKNTLEMKN'S FURNISHINO QOOUfl.
HM1T1I JACOIIH,
)- to. K JO CHHKNUT Html,
QAEPETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS ! I !
Clopicg out Late Importations 20 Per Ceut.
Lesn than Present Gold Rates.
lUI SCll AND KNULISII A MI NHTUCS.
WILTONS), OT K.SriUK SitW rATTKKJttS.
VKLVl'.TS ANIl TAri.STltlKS, Wlje Hooils,
With a largo assorlmanl of
thuij: ri.T and inhkain cakpk.ts.
NEW K.N'ETfANS, PALATINE, AND IAM ASK
MAKK lllttllKIETT.S.
WKI.L HKAHONF.il OIL CL0TI18, .tic, Ac.
JAMEH II. OHNK aV ".,
No. 0-40 CHP.SNt.-T STItKKT,
9-17-l.t
Itoluw Sevpritli.
"lAIU'ETS, MATTINOS, OILCLOTHS AND
V i Wlnrlow Hhaila, from Now York Auction Rales,
iil'Shtly mat.) MaKnlHornt Hius.els, whl.i, SI Ji,
1 t S, !' anil V;.'. ; Imltatmn llniaiola, l t.aliiie.l,)
wkle, in, ku ami Vhi cents : 6-4, '. I ainl 12 S at urupor
tkmaie prices ; lmiorlal (turcrta. fll 117 t $l'7i par yurtl:
Inurnln, triuii Mi cents o VI'US,; Veiuulan, Kail, ana
llelnp, from tl7S to 7(i rents r,.r yiirilt Matthias, th
larceat asNnriaient ercr oden d In plntailelplila. from .17 s$
to7liri.ntsa yaril. at the New Vnrk Auellun Males 1.-
Jit, (lurnirrly hrethlow's.) No, 117 M. HK.tliNIl Hlreot,
rst itisir alxive Walnut, oi poaita Coin Kxcbaiisa.
Ij7.3m
jyl 1 1 lA 1 ELI'l 1 1 A.
WALL PAPERS.
HOWKLh .V liOUlt K K,
. V.. CJKNK
rOURTH AND MARKET STREETS,
MANIT Al TT'KKRS (IP
1' A I' K. R IIANOlNtiS
ami .at'i.lm
AVINDOW HIIAIIEA
J .1. WILLIAMH,
No. 16 N. B'XTH BTREET,
Manutni-luri-r of
V I'. N I'. TIAN lllJND-i
ANIl
NVINDONV SHAD 1-2 !S.
Th I.r.est and Flnost Aisorttrent In the city, at tin
LOWEST I'RICl'.S.
HKI'AIItlNli ATTKNIII.ll T.) 1'IIOMPTLV.
HKIItH 81IAHKS MA11K A Nil I.KTTKttP.ll. ae'l tin
J t0 li lN--ji I .A MM
AND riCTUKE FRAME M ANLI ACTOH Y.
NVM. II, MOliO VN,
Kv. -iOt N NINTH STItKPT,
Ciilt Oval 1Imi- it-iiili l''.nui.M
l.lu la CONSTANTLY ON HANI).
XUliNlTlIHi:
IIhnIi.k buUKht DUit oi my nt-rl;ln rua'n e tic
urotkt rliw, 1 ni vflftbled to !! r tuy i-. k ii
FIRST-CLASS KritN'JTl'I.K
At a Ltxall at. v lice un uM yrir-
i. i.i i.,
elO no Nj. 11 s. I Lt. KN I ll si Itr.l.r.
ACTION.
ORIENTAL DETERSIVE SOAP.
T'1'- ik vt i !' M . n- w j - r it ven ) Tit In t.BC hj
ht ; At :
Civi Eunilr.-:1 TL:isaul ruitili
.ii P' i.t . '.i niii.i .i i r.
liis in. .ti mill nu'i.ilv i'W i.rnu.i ies, m' p rl'n:tly
.ure iti.iii rials, .in.t ali..is in the tame way. It dots
away with tfte li.e i-r u W.i.h-h.'Hril, anil wilt wil-h til lee
i.s nun ti cm:. i s -ill tii" ihinl- less latui thai, any cil.er
b.. n.i.i.c in the l iiiti.l States.
ITS GREAT rOI ULAIUTV
11- l Cii. id ifral l.rjliiless "osp-lnnkers tn luila'alt
in ai t.i ariincf i.nl.v, ami, ty .tteririk. treat linln. enieiils to
mil, nr. i li 'I Jia i ra, pul tii.lr iuii.iiiiaril. le on n o m.r.
aet i li ira I ll n i-utal ion a. uuireil by our li.lorsise,
'I bine ill T't a' to i uich.itu iiuf Hcup ihunld ex.iiiiins
and t.l ll at
Ol'UNAME AND THADE'MAKK
Is It: ri.g i '. Mf li LVfcKY 1'i. L'NU tttl.s Hon;, ln'fi.re they
li. ki it.
VAN HAGEN & MoKEONE,
in'.'" I in
Plfll.Alip.L'IIIA.
ViW M ls MAI kl.Rl.l.. lit! Kll'l'dNEW
Ml ss As .1' a.' rcl in -hue "! lor Siile hv
K t.N N l.llV. H I AIHS l' ,
f K No U. a ul t ii V Wit Ul KS,
OVH' CLOTIIIIViJ.
F. A. HOYT & BROTHER,
IIAVK ON IMNK
A I.AROI AS'sOKTMENT Of
READY-MADE FINE CLOTHINO
'R
It O ' w .
S, W. Cor. TENTH ami CHE3NUT B' ,
SNettrtlslw AsHTMIlLY IlUlt HtN'f.
J('I)WAHI 1. IsIIIalaV,
.IC UN KEI.I.V.
TAILOllH,
Nn. C.I i CIII'.HNUT S TriKKT,
nvp received th.'lr PAI L (vrrr.i:'", nu.l a larr stuck uf
PAII.aiidWlNTP.lt (lOOUSS, Inclmlins eh ilea AMKIU
C,N (iooim, all b.iiight tmf.ire Ihe rl.s In prices, which
they wtll niasc up in tlio best syl-'i at moderate prfcea.
TPHMS-Nl.T ttAHII. ao7-liu
a i c 'v i- n
UNITED STAT E & It E V E N U E
ami
rOSTAdli STAMPS,
Fcllt TIIK MtlllllJ'. ANIl WPM-.'ViKN STV1P..S,
No. 304 CHESNDT STREET, Pliiladelphia.
I'nlied ui'i I'oitHii1 Htafiipi tilJ wliolfiale auj retail.
Twu per cent dl-count allowsd on m nah'ii frumKhA to
Twntj IkoKtri; Tliree prr cnt. oii Twciuy Doltori
ail pwnnl.
AHordwH should be nont to
ji;sim;u hakdino,
Collector of First District,
i H-m No. 30 1 rilKSNl'T Htrt, rhiUlphtft.
IJ
MTKD STATKS INTKHNAL KEVEXUK.
k'lnt rMcc(fon Illrlt of Iniyl'ani, omitHtinif the
fi'con.I.TIilr-I.Konrtfi, Mill., Hlxth, nJ Klevnitb W arJi
of the City of rtiilmli tiihiii,
Tlie AnnuM Aii iMmrnt for lt. , lor th nhvo iihdkmI
Dlitikt, of pern)!) H.iMe to at-, on arrtaet. IMca-iure
V' tit-., Hllluirti T-toIi-ii, iintl i.ul.l ami Silver Tint', ami
Nn ot "por-tniii tT'iuir- 'l to IaW-' out I.U en-son, liavio ben
cxntipletrd,
KOTH'K IS 1IKRRHY (I1VKH.
Tliftt the Tixxci attaofaid will be ri-reivrd daily by the
tiiuU'raiitneil, between the honri of ! A.M. ami 3 V. SC.,
(Snmlava errpH.d.) at the om.. No. 3H CIIKtM'T
Htrt et, aeconil lUmr.on and after TIH"IisaV. Heptrtnler
l.atHl until and liulinllng HATl UlAY, epU-iubrr 21,
PllSUIIIg.
ri.NA1.TIKA.
All poron-i wfm faiifto pay their Anutnil Tuxi'Niipiner
riaitet, plraHitrc yai-htit Mllivd tahU-. K"ld and silver plate,
on or before the .Mth day of Nepl.-mhor, 1, will in.rnr a
penully of ti-ti porcrntum additional of the amount thereof,
nod be liable tt cost--. provided for In tao lutli Sfttlou
of tin Exobse Lawn of .luly 1, InVJ.
All perMn who In Ilk manner itiall fall to t.iko out
their Iheiiheii, an reRiilatt-d ry law, on or bffore the 'Jttk
day ol sScptoirjbcr, (Nit, will incur a penalty of ton per
rt-iittim additional ot the amount thereof, and be nubiect
t a proterutlon for three tlim the amount of Haid tas. In
accordance with the pioviiioiii of the !'Jt eectlua of the
law aioreNaid.
All pay nun t are roc-nlrcd to bemavJo lu-Treaniiry Notes,
under authcrity ( tlu ( nllod Hiatt', or la notert of Itanki
orKAiiiird nndcr the act to provide a NiViuiul Currency,
kuoivu ai Nhtl'uml lUnkn,
NO H KTHKU NOTXt'F. WILL HK (IIVKN.
JKSl'KK ll.VRDINi,
C'olUotor,
l-'ilt Mo, JIM UIEHMT Mtrt-et.
U
N I T K I) H T A. T U H
7-30 LOAN.
T Secretary of tlie Treatary ylrei notice that abaci--.
-ni will be received for Coupon Treasury Bote,
pajai;o three yeui from Auftuat IS, 1M.4. with niul-annual
Inten-si at the rule of aoren and throe-tenths per
oent. per anmiin, principal and iuterost both to be paid la
lawful money,
Thm? notes will be convertible at the option of tha
holder, at umiurlty, into kIx ht cent. Kold bearlna bjndi,
pn able not leitH than live nor anoro than twenty yuara
from their date, an tlie Oove rnment may elect. They will
be uued in d'-iioinliintlona of $"0, tUM, $''"), ll'KK), and
e.'KiOO. and aH aubkcrlpilona muat be fur fifty dwllara or
on e moltiplc of fifty dolhtra.
At the notes draw hi teres! from Auifiist 1 peraom
OtaktiiK UeponltH yibiti-uvnt to that date must pay tha
liiUn-kt accrued from date of note to date of depo-dt.
Paitlei d'poiitliitf tweuiy-the thonitauU dolhtra and
upwards for these note at any one time will be allowed a
Coniiuinatou uf oiie-ijuarter of one p'-roent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
Ir N uiohAi. 8AViNt.t Bank, ottering a higher rate
uf luterettt thttii any oiht r, and the bfi ireurtfy. Any
savings bant -nlueh pays Its di'poiitora In I'nited St-ttos
NoIvk cou-slder that it ispuyiHtf In the best cin-ulailog
tmdiuitiof ihe eotintry, and It cannot pay In anthini
belter, for ha own asr.f l are either in ('ive.niiut'ut sex-art
lies or In notes or bonds pitvuble in liovernmeul paper.
CftNVFiniliLE INTO A SIX PEll CENT.
G-i.fl GOLD UOND.
In nddlHou to the very liberal InU-rvht on the notes for
three ytais, tl.ls prlvilt-re of coim-rsion Is now worth
atM.ut thie per eent. j T a run hi, ir the current rate ftir
It 1.U liohdt Is not leis th.-m tt tut per cint, prmitmtufnX
bi h-rc tlit w ar the premium on nix per cut. I'nited States
Moral-, witk over twtniy percent. It hIU be e n that the
actual profit on tlii 1'iiin, ut tho prestnt market rate, ll
nut Inn than ten per rent per aimiu,
JTS EXEMPTION EKOM ST TE OU MU
NICIPAL TAXATION,
Hot u h'e irom all the ud tiutiues we ba e eiir.no-rated,
a special Avl oi ConrenN t mf,t. u't twit-It und Ti riw(ry
H:eft vtn icfut in i itUun, Ou the as ernxe, tt.lseveui
t'in in moith uhout two per ceat. per annum, according to
iLe cute oi tuMttioii in virK in parts ot tlie country.
It in belltvcd that no aecuriih-i i-iier so great ladnce
li.ents to h ndiTi ni thour l-nued by thu (iuvernin nt. In
all other t'orms uf ind btidi eis, ti e tilth or ability of
prlv.itf partii s. or cimpt tiles, or ur.tre cuna
II . onlj , it pledi,-' d f r pavineiit while t.'.e wt.ulc pro
I'Tt wl the lountij is It Id to fcecure li.j -Jkii-iiare uf
the -.blluiloiis vt t.-t I hi ltd HtitUS.
P. r- i:iriti v wifL UK H . nvrD 1 the :T;easnri r of
i he Liiittd Milieu, at Wa-hmuton, the --itera) Abibtant
1'reai-urers .uid dti-lj-iuiti tl Ltt rnltarien, iiid b tho
FIJEST NATIONAL HANK OK ft ML MiKI.I'III ,PA.,
SKCONli NATIONAL H ANK OK I'UU.AhKLFllI A, PA.,
T11JKU NAIK'NAL HA Sit UK I'M 1 LA 1 1 KI.1'11 i A, PA.,
KOLT.TH NAWONAL H VK OK Pill L Al'Kl.l'lil A, l'A.,
V. nil N'ath nal Uani.a hkh ure depo-u.rit-i of public
ironev; and M-13J
ALL KKSI'ilCTAI'.LE BANKS AND D ANKKKS
Tt.iouia'ta ut tlie eoniiiiy willfcive fuithcr informktion And
AI KOlti) KVKHY FACILITY TO .Sl itSChlliLltH.
JliAV oamj: Ol1 CAUDS,
TFE NEtf MUSICAL CARDS
iTstn-nifd hv O.e Ifoynl Knmilv of Kntlant!, are sent b?
I.ist ir lliliKK I'UJ I.AHs. livs uiv a iu'-t uiiiniiujt
l-.i-i line, ami uatli Mu-l.iti Tiuie iju;; ku- than any uluur
D ettted.
"A mukt lnter".tli g md v cr gnmc " Timt-B.
"Ailtntiat'iv sdnpieU Un ItAuiili g Mn-K ill 1 1 oie." )Jlu
trm l Loi.' n i t 'i
A Idrt-s A. JUilT:, No. ti W.TUIK'I Y-BIXTII B reet,
New otk. atuo Jul
DltillY HI KItlNfJS. liMXI IKIXKS KXTH V
liial l ll.rrlci,, llillallc lor rt'Mil i-rjucr. .alt ., Ill
t..rc uiul l-.r a. ilt by
KKNNMiY, tirvilH A CO..
tl li if K. 1.4 ac.il 1 -' WJiAitV fci.
1
FINANCIAL.
Ji:V LOAN Ol" lNMl.
TIIK BAI.ANCK Or TIIK
$75,000,000 LOAN
lUvIm this 4f hl awar lod, t nsr blila prorlnt inc
yiiliil,srs aTprvparrd to sell I.i ru.tdm.r. al no la
tars- or small anma, inj amiunt at this mist danlratria
GOLD SIX PER CENT. LOAN
AT TIIK MARKET HUCK.
Wt bsvo ah. ; ron.li'f rf.l tlias lssl nONDl aatba
UI'-ST I.OAV ON' THE MAUKET.
Thfrr lahnt a rsMAI.I. AMOI'ST FOR RAI.K, arcl lai
premium will, In our ormi.in, iilvance ripiilly.
ranie. having
r-yo loan
Will da w.4l to call ainl KM'II AHIIK thrlr t-tO's f.T ttill
MdllR rKKMAMENT LOAN, cppclall) kj now, Owliui
tntlM (Inrnian ilcnian l f ir l ira turantlra, hi,-li rate can
bf ubtaineil f.ir tic m
JAY OOOKK A OC.,
K.i. HIS. TIIIllll HTItKKT,
lfM-m l'Mliid.lplila.
IIIH1 N A.'1-IOIVA 1 1(A.IIC.
FINANCIAL AOK.VT
or TIIK
I : N I T K L) S T A T M H .
V. M. HIXI'H 1MSI.
B.mils of th rTj d.-.lrab4 Lan on hand a.id tor sals
at this HANK.
7 3-10th NOTES,
Of all diMiiimlnattona and In an inwunt, osstaotly on
hanil.
1 ) - t o LOAN
AT PAR,
INTl'.IU'ST rAYAIlI.E IN COIN'.
Htih.crlt.wa havi thr piiTllata of pajlnit tlia back lnt
ro.t rr..m Hfpt.Miicr 1 in t'nitcl Hum Nut.i, aitdJui M
prr cant preuilum.
Convanlon of 7 a lOths par cent. Traastiry KoUis to tba
Luanol ll ittaniladto.
AU National Bank Note, rrcclrnt on deposit at par,
O. II. OLAHK,
l-UK8llitN7.
Morton MoMinlinolt Jr.,
CaMiiaa.
acl? tut
G
O I, OOIil), UULD,
SILVER AND BANK XOTES
WANTKU.
DE HAVEN h BROTHEB,
anl-tf
wn. no . Tttritn iTKF.srr.
tlklt K.HUIV fc CO.,
IIANKICHS,
No. 121 S. TIIIKD STKEET,
PHILAHKt I HU.
(iovornmsiit FWcarltlc of all lanues PurchaaiHl and for
Hale. Stocks, Honda, and lold llouslit and Hold on Coin
nUaalon. INTiUr.ST .M.L0WKI) O.f DKPOHITS.
C.ill.otlon. Promptly Mads. fiCi-tf
gHlTll afc HAMIOIjl'II,
No. 1(1 S. TIIIRU PTRKUT,
JiANJilOKS AND llKOKKKS.
Sp?!o,.Stoclis, Quail ormastcrs' Vouchers and ('lierks.itnd
all flnvpmmeiit Hccurttie It.mht ami .Sold, mht'l
UAV LOAN, NKW lO.W.
U. S. 10-40s.
JAV COOKB A CO.,
orrr.it koh sale tin:
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
Ill-.AHlNll FIVK PKIt CI'.NT. INTI'RKRP IK CHI'S,
rsdrcmaiile any lime alter TKS YF.Alts, at tlio plca.uro
ol theUovemment, and payable KOKTV V KAILS alter
duto.
BOTH COIII'(15 AND ItKf iIHTEKKD HOSIH are
l.aued for this Iian, ol saiua Uenumlnailon as tlio a-'iiJa.
Tho Intrioat on ('.ns and $100. pa utile yi'arly; on ill
other deniiiiilaallons, half early. Th, 1D-W tionds are
dated March 1, Inti4. The half-yearly Interest falllufilua
Ni-pKMnlHT 1 and March 1 or each year; (11111 1st septaia
bar, thi acarueil Interest from 1st of March la reiiilris to
be paid by purchasers In .un or In i.K'.al ccils.m. y,aild
Ins fins percent, fur premium, uniil further notice.
ALL OTIIP.lt (lliVP.ItNMKMT NKJCBITItM UOtlUHT
AND MOI D.
JAY COOKE k CO.,
n.h;i-tl
No. Ill S. TIIIllll si I.KI r.
J'HKDH. WrXJUlI S CO.,
llANKl'.IiS,
No. 30 S. TH I HU STR V.KT,
nt y ami mi
flfil.li, hll.YKIt, AND OOYKKNMtNT K"I Kltli:8
S T ) O K S
noi i.iir and sm.ii on commissi n. t u
TOC'Itts A' l tolUCUItlTIKH
llULOll r AND SOLD
I) N COMMISSION,
DE HAVEN k BROTHER,
- n No sii -. tihiid si it :f.t.
0
I 1. S T O C K S
l:ori.lir AND Hi't.ll
UN I HM Ml-lllS,
11 l.l.OKUL J. BOYD,
linker,
'.'I .'m Uii.11 S THIltD wifwt.
N K V 7 - :) 0 LOAN.
. Ii. Null. r..rinnii rccciiaU, and the
furin.L.il live bl an vl-ait i, h
t:i'.OIti.C J. BOYD,
Hnnlver,
Nc. Ifi . TIIIKU Htr. et.
aa.'l-'.'m
MAUUrACTCSKQ MACHINIST
AND
KNOINKKK,
nIT-lm Nr. ll.'l -S. 8F.I OMD rT., I f..l.l. 'pr.i.
CTKAM
HKATIN'U l't'R KACTdlUKS,
U.H..AC. II. nml m ll ri iliic t or waste .team. -U.c,
fell. Inr l.i iiuis.ceii.l' ii. i r, ci ac..rati r, Ac.
il lui 11. 1 l-l.l MAS, N... .1 N. hlATtl 8trel.
CorsiY's tka WAUKiiorsi:.' j-sta-bil-l.tU
111 ICS'. I nip. li ter uiul liesler III
run lei., Wine., ami Hollers,
ri.cicf llaiana ricur,
n. Ilia, kwell s rickles and Baucei,
i:iiK lali Ji:il Sutcli A.v ..ml I'. rl. r.
farmed Meats, Fruits, gimp, Ac,
Navy Mess. SP..I hp hca...( SE)H(N, ,..,.
j n iy JiiSlic A llJl HV.
-s OLD'S IWI'KOV KU ST I AM AND WATKB.
Ij H r ATI Nil APPAKATI'M.
r Warmlns aud V. inc"" l ubiic biul.Uns( uid Fr'-
ai, iia.iilciica.,
W.pnfaetiired hy rliM
V-.1UJS HIM.AH AMI W rTK HKATINO COUPAJII
0 I'ii'Wfc-i.riiiA-
JAilr.S P WOOD.
No. tl H hell Ki ll tiret.
SBbi!-4a . 14. I'tt-IVI KLL. u.iun.udul.
WANT8.
1(IRNT CLASS IKlARO WANTKI), BT A
1 family ol .n ..im.. In i rV-catlrn sresl of PffiAa
strt, a. l norU, of HPKtt'K. Addxese lloi. U1,P. f.
IH-if
yANTiii) iJinn:iiATMiir,
FIVE OR BIX
HOUSE CARPENTERS,
AT
No. a:ia oahtku htii KiiJT.
Inijolre it the (shav.
T. M. 1'I.OWMAN.
"y A N T 1-3 1
THE HUMANE AND BENEVOLENT
To knew Mutt the
"Working Women's Belief Afsooiation,"
No. AHCH STH13KT,
Has opened KP.tHSTKT Orptoe, where alt women eat
of employment may And situations. ITree of oliarwe, anal
whore families deslrlai nersotis fcr honsehnld service turn
ohtiin all klaids ol a..sisiants,from a Oovernsieato Waalw
wnman, npon the payment of a small fee. the patrooasai
f the brtievolent Is particularly solicited for this Associa
tion, which proposes rather to help sromaa to help tbana
selvea than to make them otrrte of charity. A work
room has been opened, where any kind of family and tan
tlemen s sewing will be promptly and aaatly exaewtssl s4
miHlarate pi Ice; the whole pn.Ot of lbs work tolntsi
the hands of those SNirlonniiiff It. V-U-Sk
WANTED TO BKNT, A HOUSK AND
ome iirotrn' on the Hue of Ihe -'IJermantown" oc
".siirrh Peon.) Ivaiiia' Kailrnad. House must have mo
iliTnlnipriiveni.au. Iteut n.it lo exceeil S'.si. Addro.s,
.intuit lull partieulars.aoioRiil ol land, location, Ac., Hos.
1 r.ii P O. tl Kl
"rANTKD AT TIIK NAVAL ORDNANOR
T T Yard, SVahlnlnn, Ii. '., twenty Dr.t olias
13IIKKS. Hum, t.t x, per day.
Applications nay be niad lt Meutenast Com m aider
W. JP.PKF.Ka.at the Yard.l.v letter or la pernio, Sat
hnne hut lli.t-ela.f workmen, ao'it aoch a. do not eUiaa.
excmvPi.n trota salutary acrvlte on acoount of alieoaaw,
need apply.
ll. A. WIHC, Cklef os narean af Oritnanca,
9 11 f iMparluMut.
"W ANTl'.n, WANTKI.
II SVOKK. POR ClltutTLAB AND AO llsTS
At
VANftl HatN, OAVtrwOIf CO s.
Pann Trraly Martn Kallwar and HIHs YitsL
KtAC'U.abwoUA.NOV-KH Mtraot,
Keii.lnirsan,
sc Mta PhllaiioipaU.
0
CIRCULAR AN1 JIO BAWINO
iXECl 1KB WITH M'.MPATGat,
J U I ...IDMIIC MUOi,
At
VAKTirSKK, liAVmROK A CO.'H,
Penu Treaty Marine Hallway and Ship Yar4,
ilKAAJH, above 11 tNOYBK Street,
se-l2t Kenainstoav I'ailadripolt.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOR 8 A LE. 8.10.090 WOETH IN GOOD
tlnu.es, lanreand small, oa terms to aalt niirsha.a.a
eiihor with or wllhoat Incaiubranea. for eaaa aalaai
trad. Iiiiiurre of, from 10 lo llo'diiek A. M..
THUS. M. PLOWMAN. Jin 1SI7 8. IIHUTH
EDUCATIONAL.
i;il-TY CENT LKSSONS. IN GERMAN.
X MV
A KATivie or i,
IIKKMANY. ,
WHO SrSAXS t.M.Ubll rt.tJVBTLY. , .
F1-TY fKNTH AN HOUR. j'
LA11IKS AMI I IIH.liltf.lt OKI.T. J
Apply bciwtn 11 aud 1 u'ckMSi.at T
a.lS -tw file. TJS FLORIDA ftteaa
PHILADELPHIA, MLUrAET &mvie
lOlRHASD BAlXBEUiy' USnTCTK,
Thirty-niuth and Market Streets,
ItKOFKNS SKl'TEMBER O.
Address,
lOT-lta PR0PKM8OR E. D. A AUNTIEM. D. D.
IRIKNDS" ACADKMY VOB BOYS, RKA7.
of No. 41 N. EI.KVKN I II Htrw i, reopens oa the Ma
hint. $16 per term of 7J weeks. All denominations a4
uilltsd. st't-lm V. WllirAi.U
AMKS S. BIRD, TRACHP.ROV THE PIANO,
I Ho. biO HIXTKs.'STH Htroet, below f pence. auiS lm.
PROPOSALS.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUITAGK
Olllce, TWKLKTM AOtl iIRAIil Htntn.
fHiLjkhKi.riitA.(kp.mltr 1!). lflAi.
Wonli-d rropouli will be rclviu nt thla Oiltr until
li t.k M.. on MONIiAV. tho Ihlh in.tfciit, lor
liippllnK the follow Ii-ik ftilirlfi
Arm Corp", ihviHlon, anij ltrlpTt Kls, the draw-taut
mill iiHff iih aitont. oi nhicl. can lm eeu al Una otlioe, aU
Uh inntnl ntnircil.
H'.n-o Mrtl Cmiion Flannel, turtny atandanl. 8mple
rrr-uin d.
'I bills will Mutt the numlMT or quantify ot each kiod
prnot.t ii to liv tlelivej't'-l.
l-t'hlu1 mn i he wuaranti s?d hy (wo responsible per
inni, wh'Hi e-.KimMiri'N iiiuni ht-appt-ndiMi to the fruaren
w. in id n-itliHil to hi- Im-Uih RiNd liiid iift.(-lcnt aecunty
fnrtlip ubionnt Involved b itutuu public fuuctionarv of
tlie Lnttfd Slutri.
Hk'i itoiii d'-fiiuMintr rontraclnrt . and thone thatdonot
fully eomply with th rwiuin meola of this advurUaeiueat.
111 not tx considered.
lilank f.irnia for pmpoeal, (-tnbrarln- the termaof tke
ftuaiHiiti'f- n nuired on eai-li b, can U-had on app iratioa
to ii i ttli-t, and 'n uihorn wliicli di not embrace thia
ltrantte will be considered. IS or will any propone! be
i-oiishiiTtd v inch dot-t uo ftUlctiy contono to tlie requtre
Dicnta thi'teln iUted.
1'n.poMHtK niuttt be en domed 14 Propomla for Army
Pnpjillfv" fftaitng the pttrtli-ular articluat aud will b
asltliefeMetl tu
Coloni'l AI.EV. J. PRKUV,
0-3rt-.'t (Juartermaater Deiaiiiutt, U. 8. Army.
I)tOr08ALS F O It STOVK8.
Piiiudki.I'IIH, Hfptombnr 17, Itkii,
foaled Proposal! will be received ut the offlce ef the
unilt rmwiii d. No. 111(3 tilKAHU Struct, until neon ot
'1 111 ItsDAV.'AM lont., tor dt-Uvt ry and Iltniu opnr ne,
at the new United .state Harnu Ki, ncr Hiiring Mill, ea
or tffoni Heptemlter "(), Ihim, the rolloninKartlclea, ru.:
.ti lleatinif Sloven, M-lncb, with Mutmmy ptfe.
It Ht-atiiiK Mrovot, J.'.Iim Ii, do du
M HnttiiiH HtoTPH, li-lnch, da 0a
!7:oikiiiR Stove. 10 int-h, oast Iron, with neceiaary
pip' and utt-iiHlU to cook for at Itait lot) man eaoli.
i'r'H-ali will n ami price lor cam iron or elay cylinder
hs-'atitiH itoret ; alno. the prk-o p-r Hnnd for pn-e, tncludina;
the neot-MHary eilMiwi, other inaiertnl, and labor to Mt the
p-ttniftor iisii', and must be accompauied by a sample
o each kind bid lor.
No piopoHHU will be received eeept those pnperiy
fllliit In n, ton the blank forms whit h are Airnliihed at thte
f n) t, and wblcti rnut be xutrantecd by respuuUbie
ptr-oDR.
The I'nited fltatee rervot the H(ht to tvjkV all hide
dtt-mt-d mcoiuptiblj wpii its Ittiereih, aua tu auoepi
ti h parts oi hidn vny lit d )fd sdvll,li.,
liy order of (Vlyiftl A.J. Terry, uaiivrmtiter'e TH
panuieiit, J . A,
ALBERT . S11MKAD,
'u-lf-.'t Capta n and A- U- at.
)Uor0SALS FOR LVM8KK AND NAtL,
Menlfd Proj'ona s will b' nt--i-tved ut the oflfa nf the
ir.M,tolr'k' No- lhli IM"" rttreot, until noon of
Till KHlAV,d inaiaui, lor dt-Jiveiinu al tne Mwuiiait
llunt.v Ilopiial. larh rt)d, iiiuit-ilUie :
ii tt iftl t ouiuioii white PiDm HonrdH, It; ft el.
1 i fi-et IMi.lock Hfant.ltiar. xii, l tVw.
mm i It et Iteinloi k Ht-antlliiit. .i4. IS teet.
levt Hi mk' fc 8eanluit( .'14, Id i et.
M t I.-, t lUli.kck ri. :UltllM-',-i-'. in teut.
:imj pound liM. Null-s,
hut Huiid Hl. Null
l o h- approved atter dllvTy hy an lnH- ;lor apputnted
for that p'ltoo-te.
No prooaln vIU he rerrlved exi i-pt U t prin?iir
fllli d in uji.ii tin h'.ttuk lortut, w hi'-'i are ruruUheJ at
tiiU otii. e. itnd whU'li iiiUKt he ;u rrtntwHl hy repon-tiu4e
p'i ii ii.
The I hitfd Sta'f le-o'i vt' liie riuht to re Vet all bids
ilfi'IiK O I I'oiiipjllul v. 1th If i In tcrents, unit tu lUvt-pi HUcU
),i:iiii nt lld tn y hs d e ih t it-lv .i, iUU-.
P ord rof t'liont-l A -I. I'.m r , i,' m ierniiitt' lc
I'uriuit'iit, I mud Siutt-N Arft-.
VMIKi: I ASfTUKAl,
fi.pi. ;t '.iHli!Ut 4 isM!i.-iiif iuiirtc mttter.
V AH rF.UM AS IE R'.S OFFICI-:,
Pun i'i I t ill Pa-, Septtnil'V 10, 18it.
s, ah .1 Pro'-owuis will ix rivi'lvcJ at I Inn otli -e uinll
HilliAV, l'o tiLKk M.,Ht pt tuber i' 4. l..,for tuitutdiiiW
il, iivfi y oi Uu ("liow .ni; ih'MTihi'd to.ia .
1.' Ir'tntig stovf-s, M-:t s Tan ut, ,.! N.t. H,3 No. 10, $ No.
1'.'. J No. 14), 1U N-anfra fooli Htovei, wirh Ilxtnree
voii.phtr. (: N'. 7. .i No. h, No, it, ."Ht Nu. lo),:
it i k -i v tllittius l i'uk bi'ii', -ir.i Ure, wlUt tlx ture
ll u. It It-.
To le Nf "t o,tt;tliiy. and :he M.o tovi-i to be furnished
In tin --iiortf-t pi''-it.t' Hint', iu.'. subo-ct to iiuptxciA-u.
ItitithTS to lurnith on.- of i-uc i ti. f hi a i ample.
liitidi m t ill stale t.-.f, t.'i'.h in vtu'inif in1 fJ-ttW,
r.i.m'r i-i f st- :i sie t-i.l t.-r. mid th- h rt-t tlaie r
ii. .mi tor dtilviry. i rue tu im-:ude hjxing .tud de-
Kai l. hidBiust be Riiuraniecd ly two .-aio!iIWe per
t.i ii-, v hoi-c M-aiutiiir-. ni ut t he .u'i''ih d to tU' aiiirtrutee,
i ..'...'.... to .ein- iriN.d and sutti.-ient a Liirity t.-r
tl e iiiu.. nut involved hv the I'nited sttji Dittiu t .Indue,
Am -m v .or itrikii-r, r oihf pumc oihctr, otutrM te
tin t.itl v. ill noi de iout.ilettu. ...... m . vi w
Itfil 'i-a-",wJI' tv i.-ta!l hid di-emc-J tm hlvb,
ami no'b:d ntui UeMumnir cimirai-tor Hill bu r-
1i-or tsrfter ii.nriii.tiHi, 'ul t the Mtlco, No. llJtt
tILAl;i MiCit
i.vi Jcr it t iliL'lA J Pt-'ry (.'ttiirt'-rtiiAntiT'e Tepart
B ent. I' 8. A. I.IJUU.K It. OK Ml'.,
p tjl .ti ts"" aud A. VI- M.
1)i;310VAL.
1 j. WEiKu u r.iiornuu,
MERO II ANT TAILORS,
Itr-vc n-moved fn in Vo. U N. flcci-nd ircei totlieH aft.
ccmeref HKt'ONlintid AKCIl Htreit. where thy lav
oiihnnda u:-id Mtu ol t."!.0 TI1S, I'AHail UCISKS, and
Vl'STlNliH. atf-lni
Alio, a n:ii,dU h"-.'-r!tiii it t ready nwdeM.i'l HINO.
1iTi:M OVA IhOMAS M. lieOWMAN,
V t i.ipniti.-i Mi 'l HiUldrr, hs it uiovwl his !"WF,I
No. WMunw..) sintt to S..(V'.'Uii l'l li
.1 m-iitf tie old p.. ouutj !in:i.ii. Il...injr 'J-,J
t-. Units .,r caimi-i: "i th' lmhtv- l;iaii'-l. w ip
-.u v t tf a lisajt oi piil1. pairt-uayes
A'