THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PiriLADETilTrtfA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 18ai.
Owning fcclcfltapli
SATUflDAY, SKPTKM HKR 21. lSi.l.
SPIRIT OF THE NETORS. PRE39,
eW
LWMllnn KdltorUU ti j the JTrvT fork
rpert Tbli Morning.
dim, tiii;w arhkhiohi:tiii; mm
-11 it a r ii.i kit:
Veai fa. Ti c .
The tli klipntfil traitors .ml tlir ,fil,-lrurii 1
poltroon" who cnmtilni'il lit Oiii .tiro In nomi'iiiti:
MrC'IcHim nrt'l I'milleton, the nmu wt,i ul ny
drluyeil tl sr. sml the -i'in. ho a'i. iy. 0-poi-fil
It, linrl Mvlcd th" w if a f liliin', and r uled
for its n1r,,lrmi rnt. IV, if hut m ili,e Cici-
lues fr-id ever :ir'i liiitrl 'ti it ticr'no i l. Not
one of Hum km w n ti v tti i" f nf vl,:it llicy .1 lirn-d
ante w it was prompted to tliom In their own
coverts, 1'7 cilher tlic lis.ost m"tiv.. or the
ricunct lHlinet. l'rpi'i. ly a did .lii,lifi -count
Cliristiafily 11 f.dlure. l'tvci-ely fo did
llencif' t Arnold, In liN let'er hleh e printed
fn Mot:ay, di , lure the Revolutionary War a
itllnrc. The nklctice Is ft- H-,,nlili;j as its origin
Bil, ti MM.!.".
There am men of hctter rrcllt who can testpy
rn thl-p. int. They arc men who xpr.ini; to tlio
eoinhat nt the very lint ( all, and have lod the old
ling through the Mnc 01' halt' a hundre 1 liattlc..
Tin y nre the men, of ad others who should best
know the aciual ati'ini-'th of the Rebellion, for
they have been lor three year in mortal irrilo
wiih It. Thry aro the men, too, wh isi; ojtonate
of realities if iinw,nped bv either piisilUnimiiy
ortreaehery who daily peril th"ir lives lor their
country whose every diop of llo d slnifly con
tains more of real inaiihoo.l, more of llio-e e!e
nient which spring from tho livin,' s nil in-teii l
of the vile dust, than all the hundreds nho
Bnthered to do the work nt Clilenrfo. What nj
lliee hemes to the Copp.rht" id declaration th it
the war is a failure, and cannot restore the I'nion :
Says ,ieiitenant-(tenor.il (Jrin'. :
"Tbe end U not far distant, if wo will only he
trpe to ourselves. All we want now to Insure an
eu..y restoration of the Union Is a determined
unity f sentiment North."
Says Muior-Oeticral Hooker :
"This I'nion must be preserved, and there Is no
way of preserving it tint by the power of our
arms by Hublina: the conspiracy to dc.itli. This
Kebellion la tottering while I spe ik ; it is going
down, and will soon tumble Into ruin."
Sajs jMnior-denerul Me.nle:
"Uismissing, as now useless to discuss, all
'mentions as to the origin of this war, we have
daily and hourly evidences that it exists, and that
it can only Ik) terminated by hard lighting, and
by determined etlorta to overcome the armed
enemies of the Government."
Says Minor-General llurn-ide :
"Would it not he cowardly for us to say that
this Kebellion cannot be crusticj, and the autho
rity of the GoTcrnient sustained ? Thero is in
my mind no question of it. There can be no such
thing as laying down of arms, or cessation of
hostilities, until tbe entire authority of the Gov
ernment is acknowledged by every citizen of our
country."
Says Major-General I.ogan :
"The greatest victory of io Rebels, greitor
than fifty Mannasnses, und their only one that
can give them a particle of hope, will be to do lout
the war party nt the Incoming campaign."
Sav Major-General Mix :
"My desire is to do all In my poiver to sustain
the Govorumcnt in its efforts to put down the
Kebellion an object to be etl'ei ted. in my judg
ment, by a steady and unswerving prosecution of
tbe war.
Bays the old veteran, M ijor-Quneral Wool :
"Nothing, for aught that I can discover, will
save the I'nion and Its Government, but the suc
cesses of Giant, Sherman, larragttt, and Mi")
ti.lan."
l'robably there Is not a single M ijor-aoneral
in the aruiy, or even brigadier, in active service,
who does riot bold the6 sumo convictions, lu-
rleed.it mav be said that the wnolearmy, as a
body, is possessed by an absolu e assurance that
the only way to deul with this Kebellion is to con
quer it, and that this conquest is already nearly
Aecnmnlished.
It is true that there lias been a nart of this war
which was 1111 absolute, t allure. 11 is in 11 p in 01
it which was under the charge of George II.
McClcllnn. It a striking fact that this General
should have held command of the niot important
department in the seat of war for fourteen
months, and not gained from the Rebels during
nil that time the permanent posses-Ion of one
foot of soil. At the time whan hn was deprived
of his command, Noveni'ier S, ISU'2, ho uettl illy
had less of Virginia within the loyal lines than
when he first assumed command of the depart
ment. Norfolk left out of the question, which
poMlitut was taken and held, not liv him b.tt by
the navy, there had been a potitlvo rutrogres-
This could bo said of no other independent
commutider. General Grant had swept the bulk
of the enemv's forces from Kentucky and from
Middle Tennessee, and had established himself
in Northern Mississippi. General Mitcliull bad
advanced l.is lines to Huntsville, in Northern
Alabama. Generals Curtis and Sigel had whipped
the Rebel armies out of Missouri aud Western
Arkansas. Admiral l-'arnigut had conquered
New Orleans, nnd General Butler hud planted
the flag tlnoiigh lower iouisiairi.
Generals lltirnside and Foster bad taken every
position of Importance in Kastern North Carolina,
gave Wilmington. Admiral Uiipont and General
T. W. fahcrman hud clloeted important lodgments
on the coa-t of South Carolina. Generals Gil
more had reduced l'ort rulaski, tho defence of
Satanriab, and made advances into Florida.
K very where was progress, save In the depart ucnt
nnder charge of McClellau.
There, in spite of the unsurpassed fighting by
our ever glorious rank aud lilc, was nohing but
a complete failure in everything undertaken,
0 far as George II. McClellau bus had to do
with it, and only so far as he has had to do with
it, mav tho war be culled a failure. And It is
precisely this which makes him u supremely lit
nominee of tbe purty which has done, and is still
doing, its utmost to make the war an abortion.
It In not btrange that the people prefer the testi
mony of those b have been willing und able to
tight, concerning the progress and the promise of
the war, to the buru usserti ius of those who are
too false-hearted, or too faint-hearted, to engage
in the war or sustain it. The outspoken convic
tion of one General of the right stuff has inlinitiily
more weight with the loyal people than any pos
aible extent of Copperhead decrying and belying.
The war, instead of being a lailui 0, is the mo-t
stupendous military success In history; and will,
as nothing cl-e could, consolidate he found. itions
of this JUpubllc so as to lit it to endure for ages.
fclllVKII t.
from tht Ti ibuue.
The Rebel army which Sheridan on Monday
defeated and sent "whirling through Winches
ter," he again attacked near Strasliurg ou Thurs
day, again defeated, and this time, also, has sent
it whirling up the valley, dls rg ml.cd, beaten to
pieces, and only saved by darkness lrom total
destruction. Karl) made his staud at the strong'
seat point in the Shenandoah valley, and down the
road be Is now hurled can find no ground to light
ou till ho come to the broken couutiy beyond
Harrisonburg, by which time he will seemingly
have no army to light with.
If there is any point at which ho could even
delay the swiftness of Sheridan's pursuit, it
would be whete the great turnpike, that reaelies
tip the valley, crosses the Shuuuudoau just nhovo
Mount Jackson ; but at this moment u is worse,
than hopeless ll'or him to attempt a st and there.
J ar more dangerous to him than the vietorioiis
nrniy which presses on bis rear is the powerful
lurce ol cavalry wtnen is turning 1 110 mimt or n
111 bag uruiy it such an army t.ui be. said to havi
a Hank. At all ivents, it is cipublu of being
attacked in the rear, and its retreat us an arm
utterly cut oil.
Noiv, to go back a moment ; for the hurry of
Sheridan inovciiicuts has cur e 1 us already
bevond his last victory.
Tbe reap which wc print this morning shows
cuaiiy enoUKli me aieno ot too 0.1:110 aim 1110
resulting positions. Just below saasburg tin
north fork of the Shenandoah river bends at a
r.rht hiiijc. On tho right bunk tlio Musstitiuttcii
mountains cuiuu steeply down to the river's
Inink. They ure wooded and utterly Imp issable.
F.nrlv's rivht bank rested ugaiust the river thus
protected, the river itself at that point running
swill nnuouep; so mat ny river una iiioiiuiaiu
together his llauk was periectly covered. Across
the alley, suddenly mi'owing uud breaking
into kills ut tins point, ICarly'd line ot buttle was
tliawn, bis btt protected ty 11,0 l.lilto .tortn
Mountains, which, like the others, are wooded,
uncuitol access ut all points .u iucl, Sceiningly
loitasssb e.
( one who knows this cxtraordinai y position
Jioulddeeiii it iusible ol assault ill trout, or ol
being ltmu-,1; yet it is just this impregnable
luouutnin-gunrded avenue to the valley which
Shnidan on Thursday, by the most brilliant
Uetlrs and by the Invincible and nr. lent gallantry
of bis troops, stormed in upon, and carried,
"arivlrg the enemy," says his despatch, "In the
utmost confusion.' "The whole armvappean'd to
be broken np," und "only darkness has saved the
whole of Karly's army from total destruction."
Hint Is the language of 11 General as modest and
cautious as he is brave, and means more than all
It sny. I he evident truth Is that 1'. irly's forces
were (h iiur up the valley for their lives. They
bnvi an excellent road to travel on, but where
ni l th' v nriive ?
For SheTldan announces that ho hns sent two
livi-iors of cavalry tin the I.uray valley, and "if
tiny push on vigorously, the result of to-day wl'l
be still more signal." Readers may bike to their
ti.np again, nnd nine that the I.uray valley lies
bitwun Hie Illnc Ridge nnd the South Fork of
the M'ennndoah. The river is croNed by a briJgo
on II e I.ura) ami New market road, and th.' un-
ilnlioteu purpose ol tbo-c t wo incisions ot Iturry
itgiaveliv is by tbfi' rond, and through the
l.nrav Gao in the Nlassanut 1 inoiiu'ni'is to enter
the Shiimndoah valley nt Newmarket, In the rear
ot I el 1) s lebcat.
1 1st y on: lit to tench that point bMoro nnv
force run be gathered to stand up ag liust them,
nnd iht mil ti ns bar tho 1011I to tint army,
(lestlov Its eoiiiiiiiuM icions, i ut oil its siipplbs,
ami told it ut Nevwnuikct to b come tho unre-
tit g v irtim ( f the cB'.'cr and vlet n-ioiis force
v-linli fi, Ibms it uptl'Cvalhv. If this civuby
shall do nuy pait of the work assigned to it,
there d, is not fi em to be a rem lining hope for
senpe to l-nrljs (orces, except in their total
li-n en bcrn.tnt. and then it Is i ,. , 11 i,,r
1 lie Kclic s.
Diir nuip shows also the n nds to eh arlott is
11c and to Lynchburg, ai d their rall' av com
munications with liii hiiiond. Tho p is.cssinu of
tbe Shenandoah vnih v, which Is row Mictidan's
n holly , and ot the llluc Kulgo gaps, whl -h can
not I c dbpiitcd, give liim an open ro id to I.vnch
I'liig. and Mi I cunpil that town to trust 'to its
lottil'tcntiot s. delcnib d by such reintoreements as
I ce mav he able to spare from in front of Peters
burg. Ilow nunn vons will they be, liile (Ira U
iscierv day threatening to advance low avis tie
Ihu.villc rond, nnd how long mil ii be before 'ce
shall begin to feel the tightening ol the coil an 1.1 1
him
The blow s .struck at Winchester and at S;i ashurg
re-echo from the di fciist s ,,f li .clim ,nd, nnd the
(aninirv beg ns to sto how broad is the strn'egy
which the I.ieulciiant l o neral directs, ami wtiieli
Sheridan, w iih m at: hlcs cn-'rrjy, is carrying into
idled. Tho dullest shall ere long comprehend
that the war adiauces with rapid strides, and the
1110-t unwilling shall behold the impending blow,
and the mii't hardened traitor, he bo in New
Yotk or in Richmond, and whether living the ti-ig
ot Davis or of McClellan, shall read in this morn
ing's despati lies the nppronclnng doom of t':e
Rebellion nnd the defeat of its Northern allies.
FBBERT IN STERLING, ILLIS0I3.
I'orly TlioimitiMl ItollMrt Stolen I'roin the
Itmittlliir llllt of '. A. Mutihnril.
The most daring and perhaps tho largest rob
bery that ever occurred In this Nute w isconnnit
ted at Sterling, Whiteside cuun'y, Illinois, Au
gust 27. The olllcc of W. A. S inborn, banker,
was entered on Saturday night, nnd forty thou
sand taken fiotu his safe", about three tlneis ind of
which was in gold and silver, seventeen thousand
in lcgal-tiudcr cum ney, and the b.ilan -e in
I'niit'd Stires Ninds. The amount on deposit ut
the time was comparatively small, being about
onc-toiirth of the amount taken, tire balance
being Mr. Sanlioru's private funds, including
ninny valuable papers.
The sale was one of Herring & Co.'s make, and
was I'lirehnsed of them by Mr. Sanborn but a
short lime since, withihe assurance, from them
that it was one of thtir best burglar-pro ,f. The
safe was oik ned by driving the point ot' a pick
axe behind the pi ite covering the hick, and then,
bv the use of a "jimmy" and o her tool the lock
was torn out of the sale. The inside burglar
chest extended the lull width ot tho sate, and
wns constructed ot live thicknesses of alterntte
steel and iron plates. This, however, olfered
less resistance than tho outside of the safe, as
tbe lock wus forced with apparently little ell'ort.
The robbery was committed on Saturday night,
and as it was not discovered until Sun lay even
ing, the rascals bad a long start of tho detectives,
who set about ferreting out the nuitier imme
diately on its discovery. This seems to be a
panlciilnrly unfortunate case, as Mr. Sanborn
had just completed a line banking bouse into
whicii be wns about to move lu a lew days.
It is not improbable that this is Hie sunc
"gat g" that robbed the safe of Messrs T i tint Jv
Jack, Cbillicothe, Peoria county, about three
weeks since, of SlO.fHKI. Theirs was a Duryci
Forsyth sale, with a steel plate che-t inside, sup
posed to be a Ditrgiar prooi, wuu u omuyci
patent lock.
As the best detectives in tho West aro m ikim;
tinihiscase.lt Ik to be honedth.it till despe
rate Kiing mav be soon cnught and caged.
rntjn 're., Srjtt tiJn-r ft.
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7-30 LOAN.
The Btcrt'tftrjr of the Troaiurjr 1v.'i n.tU thil iti!-
crtptloTiK will b rectitt for (.'oupoo Tit-.i-ury W tii
i)ial)le three yri froia Aiiituit V, Iwil. wltti oml-n-
uual Intermt nt the rat of ai'Vi-n mid thrca-tmitlii ter
ciit. per tunum, principal and interest both tob paid la
lawful moiiav.
Tlirft notes will ba convertible at tha option of th
bottler, at maturity, fnto mIs pur cnt. itolil-hcuiirtg biauU,
pa aJ'Ie nut lb timii flva nor more Uiau t wi n ly years
frura their date, a. the 0(verr.mnt majr t-lert. llivy will
be IHMtca In dvnDTniiiatK-ni of $'0, f !. $ H'HH), and
and all ftiibbiriptlons must be fur titty dullar or
ibtur tiiultlpie ot titty dUnri.
A U.e nutoa draw hit ere from Annual 1 , peraona
& a1iR deposit b nt..it"'H'iit to that date nnut pay lha
liitt r ht at 01 uid finia di of note to date of deport.
Fartlt-a dpoilllnu twcnty-ttve thuuiand doUara and
upwards for these notes at any one time will be allowed
cuniiulhklun of ene-iiuartcr of one piTuetiU
BrKCIAI, ADVAKTAGKS OF THIS LOAN.
It A National HA Kank, otr -ring a higher rata
of lnUTi.it than uny utlmr, and the In H uvunty. Any
aaiina bank w bU li pa k Its deKiturs to t ailed Htttt s
ut considers that it U pi.viitc tu te l"'t en ult lutf
BM-ttlum ot the eoniirry, and It cannot pay In mo-thln?
betti-r. fr It on n aMts aro altltar In t'..pvrmiint n curi
ums or In notes or bunds payaMe in Coveruiuent paper
CONVJSKTIULK IX TO A SIX I'M. CKNf.
5.'2i GOLD DOM).
In addition to the very liberal iiitert on th' notes iVr
tlir t'urs( tills privilfKe of contmion ! now worth
a'titit thr percent. er ai.intwi, for the current rati for
f) i(u buiidf ii iiol k tliaii nite pr cn4. frr tit hi rn,mtf
bttoit ti.i wur tlif piruihim n sue pt-r ci-nt, t'nittd AtaUs
htinkf. n- over liniy pt r tnt. It vlll be - n that the
actual j-roltt on thin loiin, at the pr-it iu.tr!.i( rate, It
not 1t:i limn tn p-'r nt per nu'irt u.
1TP 1.' VHI O'l' 1 .X' 1.' I J ( t t!'l' 1 T 1? i 1 1 f I V
iin r.Ar.'ii i iv i iiitj.n r i ,i 1 1, ,uii
NICIPAL TAXATION.
Itnt u hie tr'Ui all the atlviwitii i n have niiniiu Mted,
a speslal Art of I'ttnt-'rcai i.m;ijt: aHtmif-t Vr-ainrtf
pvtttrum to at lu.taiintu On the nvt,r.u;e, li.isevmp
tion ik worth about two rr cant. pr nannuii ac -or Jinn to
Iht- rule ot taxmlou lu vui'lous purls ot iUt- cmnty.
U is believed that no seciirlth-i otl'.T so Induce
menu to It odi-rs as the h'tit d by the Ot vt-rnru'-nt. In
all ttl er 161 11m ut liid'-tMi-dties, tl.e faith or ab'Uty if
pilvme parih-s, or stock i'tnipaults, or s 'r.itc ctniuinnl
tU 1, only, lb pledged f r ps.wnttnt, wLl.e tie wi.olevro-
11 of ibf country is It' Id to Dec ure the ui Imrt of all
thv uhlltitlona uf ti.e Vnlted Mutes.
B' r ui Ti" w m l 11 k Hi ivkd ly the iTrcav ri r cf
lit rmlM States, at Wa-hiDhtuu. iht -erorrtl Aimiut
Trtihurers mtd drhlimu d In .otJu.t)s, nnd l) ti.e
FI1.HT NATIUNAL OANK JK PIML 1'Kl.lMfI A, PA.,
M.lOMi H K'l HSM. MASK OK i'UI L UKLP111 A, V K ,
TllIllU Ai luNAL BAN OK 1111 LAUi.l.PllI A, Pi
Ul JvJl ,N. i lONAL 11ANKOF Fll 1 L VI -1.1.1 Ut A, PA
Py a l Na;i. luil Hanks vhivh urti deyuiltu les of put.lie
G.tiiey ; and r" K'J
ALL ltK1'PCTAULE llM3 ANO BIN'KKKS
T?.rft!uint the conntry will ,'tve further inff rniation and
AK1 OJtl hVt KY FACILITY TO srit!S(.,lflLr:,:S.
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FASHION.
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HATS AND CAI'S. NKWK3T STYLES
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I'.iiit.i Mr t fMin tlni M-.ii.al H 11 rati if T T .
r7ei!ini'nl a nuiiil'i rot' ttumr.li iini tl,.n i.n lii- TTilT
.l.n.eul ( r i-iir nm.niMreiit h.'SpiUt s tV mi, whl 'i h.i .
n a.h'pt- d in it entire land. tin .imo'i irati ii aid
'li.foi.-ur tiliaiit -ol'Hua .nfl'.MinL! 110m wnli ,ind
dloeane.
II. l ut -Ar-ttv'tl :u I iiuhlt-hcd ;i tnnt s mpii 'tio
sr." wlU-h hsi met with m Inre deiiiund ini -n the
rolesMon. nn 1 we leurn iluit It will hlmitly h.- wn. hy
1 lab-'iute uud 1 liaustie tierttl i.pon din ut 1 Li
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Ii u i nV. the inwhti-r ut an iii .ir.iti, for -i u. - im
nii'diii' uvenm into the interior iiurt ami pa-iiire-i of t'li
ar.thr'iu. and tm-e.to- the trntm nt ul UK.VKNK',
CAIAItlill. 'IHKOAr nisKASKS, AST.I M s w l.h h i
prntioiineid by icli'iitifte and liiedli'itl men :ii drtiti''d tu
witll A re'hit!oll ill the iiiHimerot t Urim- th"4tt ihinsei.
'Ih: appiiiiitiiH C1111 hanlly ho dMTih(i In th- hurts
ot ft nw "paper p ivaiii .ioh. and iluuihl be seen to he appre
ciated. KMTOltlAL HtdM TR K IMI Ilil .
A V.Ml'A'Mi: IJI KSrinN, A 11 tnvmttm h
liim mutii b. lr. tN MD.M U.ISKKR, i t.i. city.
The pmitosc oi thin Hpparniiift 14 to rech t lie fit of dn
et h iih iht rupeuticitl atfein les tn a more dtct as woll
as out and itUinieas tnetiiud thsn h- he-i to ue. It
vali.f If In iiM 1'iHi's 01 diMlne-ia, catarrh, thr.t di.,im'M,
Minim, hrnin lutH. nnd pnini a iry site, tmnt 'l i,. nie.H
Inei are anplled to the n at ot the dieiH. by iiviim nf
Tiiedl. ited atiinld oi ie jilr, Stettin .:i...ri, utld ta-ci,
uudtir the pie.-mire ot ntmsphiTic air dn t trard tn
to rem h the pill tv (r wards whh li i Ii :ii(en, to di -
feet tli' in.
TESTIMONIALS.
1K, VON MOM'll.ISKfcli, well a.l." lj.w oli-'ii the
mlulitj of the puhlM is 1 in, Mist" I tionhvthe dlnphty ol
o t ailed t"-'.liiionlals. wiiieh an either tiirjethir nviiui
iMcluit-d or Kl''ll hy irn p JliaiMe 11. Ii m'.IS lit, t'e .'U It his
tluty to s'aic tlmt he never puhlMie thu lertitlraie of a
cure pctioTinrd hy him, the M'naimnie-. -d u idch nitv nt
thht units be en lied bv a call at hU o!ll.t-, t iht reliMliiy
hit Ii i not Knuninteed lnind & sh nw o)' il nlit
from (he v II-known chat i t u- ol h..i ihith?rity.
To the Jleaf. Dr. V"n MoMiUker, Aurlit, Nn. lo.T
Walnut itreet, opera' l runt auit-sftmily on niye.irm,
n storltii; me to per lee t hearliif. I r.iiir red iroin what the
pliVslc-at t called a Untkfiiii'K of He tfrum ol tiic ear.
WILLIAM CliANK, Uu.Uei,
U'd.-u'e, N. Is 1.1 i. Hootitt Mii'i t.
PMlK.li'tphla, ii.iihti? lfl.
pMll.AiKI.IMIA,V..h.IunCKlKl. Tllil in tO C -!(), til At
lor loi r jeara I was troubled wiui an otluilvn dm -haru.
arcoiupanlcu wub JeadhesN. 1 have hoi 11 treated byuit-
niennm phy.-lfians without rwei. int any bem flt. sini
monilir. v 1 upp'.ied ) Hr.Voti Moultlaker, be has
mccomyiiaVd a perfect cure.
JOBKPH PTIOFM KKIt,
Ol the Aim of Bheinker A 'I Udnl, Mer hiits,
So. VII W. Urvii i'JMi.
T,W at( rciii! .ni-e. No. 'I! (liec:. strjot.
Ir. i.n M-'i liisker l"M 11 Ir.-.itinrf im .1 ttl.oii ion
;..r In-.tines-. He hs cert i!n meet ei nun t'nr he
w.n.l nil my -pecli!;oii. 1. ll.-l'KACilN,
r.u tir of Nt Ihiiil'.s I' 1.. 1 11 h, Ilen.li r j'j'i, i y.
p:iilidolph-a. At":imt V-;t.
lO TIU; I'L" y .--UI.A1 THU Ftf,,tlWINt; l4ll
RfN I M. :
Ti'!Unnpial iVt-m h i old, ell in wn cit Ien. -V ir tes
yais I wus tot. 1 ly ' fill In tuy ii((ht :n; lat. iy I he'iin
U lui-t ll.e heutluK jf my h l ear. I culled oil Ir. Voti
Muit.tiivViT, No. l'r-'7 Walnut itreet, to c .niiiU him oj
niT lit t ar. After uu .iutnation, ne t-itej th it I could
recover the hearing ut" uoth cvs wliuh I tied ncarcelr
epiclil lotto. 1 mil millet) to hi- tre vtmem. and wltli
n. uli uimildt atton te.-iil'y ShUh a-( uuptlhe.l what ho
stated he would do. I ca.ii now h-ar with b ith er.
.miKS PK'KMAN,
Nn . ii'l Chc-nut ti
phihitle!plm, Au'.ttit H'.t.
Fli'M TDK I'ltKMIhl'.M' OF 11 IK HANK Or" Tllli
ItKHCllUC, NKW V(';K .
I htive Ixeu tpt"i 1 lo my hiiitins bv t' skill of lr,
Von Md-'tlilhLer. . U. I. M Alt.
HtuM TIIK l'UKMOFNr Hi' TIIK tiO DHlTK INMU-
KAM'K Ctt.MI'AN V.
I have bwi a'nv,t t'nH ih-ai when I plac-l myself
ui dt 1 lr. Vuii Miixi h ichor's lteatmht. My hrnriiu Is
now iutlrt'lj n-ntore.l. ItottEHT lU&
RuM I. ;I.OVHt, KM.. IiIKIXTOIt OK I I IB K
TIOSAL HASK-2KOTK COMI'ANV.
Ir, Vim Mosul -inhi-r trentc 1 uu for a very severe 1 us
ul ilcal'uesN.nol-e! iu tic hvnt with the MtinoH success
While on duly on tlit- ln.n-t.hu! iAJont4ijk"Iait winter and
ll.rki);, 1 1 a ul i at tiu a alu'attu of tharnr acrimipaai4d ljr
a rtisi hiiryc. I ft'S" sh':-tM from a ra arrh, my throui
tmvii g he- ii seriously ailct- ot. Tii ilf inei so Increased
thul I fi arttl mtiro lo ot ni-ariiu. 1 was atltlmui toay-ply
lr onMoMhUUr.ol thl-elt. lit. trctttnMitprovrtf
hinl.lv nuict'Hklul. It iK hut iiiNttco to tils tkiu mat l snoiiii
ako this ackm ledvinfiit, una mw formally recoiu
u.fiitl hi -I'tfUofl "eva liieiu.
A. HTKVKVS,
S.'i nml Al'-"t Knylnwr, 1'. S. Nv,
KiioMCoijiNKh kii.ni itv, r.s. A.
I iiifti-ivtl t'roiu ilet'ijei(.,i tM!. J tVom an ohitru'tl'n of
tin- I'liol.ich'Hu ttiiii-. nr. Von .M i( 'iitl.i-r, iu thr prcivu a
fl I r. Ad niro. HiiiHt'i.n ('. 4. A .. njKr.ttiiI n me utnl in u
. w Yvtckt iiiir'i H lh'' t'4tisn ;ind r'-iiri'il 111 v nenrlD.
('. I.. KM. IU l.N, I . S. A.
IMPAlliKO HHillT.
riiOM'llli: IMIKIt MTA1 V.H AHF.HOU OF TIIK
m;com jhSTMiT rim, ni:i.ruiA,
CO I. TIM IMAM V. dWKNK. .
I rhi'tiiiil'y tetitjf that Or. n .M-ifcrluUk'-r onerntci
Uin-t StviilOiIv, ttii. Willi nre.it 1U'.t:S, Oil tint Vi-f 01 tl
!'! Irifl d ol lull..'. Whu, lt.roiii;l UU m i'ldi'lll wh'U It
rhihl, had liieni lunch imiucl uno ilft'.n'iu-il. .She iturad
h nur -Wai m.i'i:itlon. ai 1 vr Mm-inm!) utiinlitel t )
It. nithi'iifih her ri)it w.s ltiiiafrt;l and nho was much
diiM.uril.
1 iiioiuii hy )ProiaHi(di, and tliat 01' othr 01 her iVIen N,
fl.t- Loii'.i-titi d Ut Iium hr t'ViN n yiH ! npuit hy Or,
n Mom !i.ik r, wmi'h reu.id In nil ftitirtt ftuicfsi,
nut' h so li..it hL-r iu'it liitiina'M iriendi und uc,iiaiiit
ain'i-ft did ni't know ) tr. II'T efB rtru uuiv pofie Ml '
stral, M, uud .ut vie. on uittiriMv r.--iored.
ill'iM rt W. flWFNr.Y,
N... l.'.il t Ui;Ni r Strati.
M v iric-i il, V,'!U:r ti .h.ms, whf h i.fn . VnVy hi -id
t r v ,t u mo iiii". tin hi st t 'if ne.irlv w iniui.t snv J 1 1
.a, undt-r 1 hi- cin- of Or. V-n M-.t.-l.Mn-i-.w. tar r
uv ri-d th.it he iH-w iiiili- luu.t.k ni.iint witriuut.uiv
!..I(.1 U ill. Mm.
.111,1 Ui-tllKt U' u 1!
T'.i- luipi 'i , cit;ent tn All aUhl it ma. k-I
s ho ate him ditu.v.
THOMAS MAUI. Ji!.,
F T-ifU-ii t-f hufirdoi Oi.'fCt.-rs ui' f.ihi'C ei.h'j -1-, Nino
It Milh 8cCliull.
liF.V. J. J, .MTLLLN.
My rlhl tr th'- Iditt t h lit numtr a w hi I in jut n I tint
ci-itiil not n''-!U 1 1 : tV itnus "T u t'n.iiul st.iitdi'.j,
in .ir nit). 'y tuo hkilinl n mitniuMt oi ltr. 'iu M i !ufu-
kt r Ml' siuhi i. viiiu .ly i 't- t . 1.
J. J. .Ml l.Li:N, KnMur ui St. Patrick's.
I i;OM UIHIKSSOK MONKI'K, BAl.TIM UtK.
Vn.'er 'hu Irtii'm-'iit ol' lr. V Ioiliiil.,'r, MNs
(ilivui , ibc ft y u Lilly whom ) plft.'r.l uinUi' ).' 1' .1,1,
IU A .'H'.V .'1 i.ft. l. I I, CI W H i DV. red ll,T Si.lll.
JOHN I. ft. MuSkl II.M.U.
l l:OM W. II. I.OfHillU'll, I'AkTAlS C. S. A.
At IVrtrrs. M''iir, o I lifirnne iitlllrle.l with vury hc vr
ri,.,' el' iphtliBli.i!i', wM h tlirt'.'.iieil The l., ,,r mv . !.,!,!.
1 nrt(.l t.' .-.,111ft 10 II1I1 . it.' i. . on. ill 1 r 'ut M . li
i.er. 1 iit liai.j iv atul, uuder lit, tiurftiii.nt 1 bAv0
inlnc'y ri-i ..M'l l.
W. II. (I'lOUKICII, .Jilrlrimteia, 8. A.
4
ll.wdrt.'t of o'b.r tcniiinoiut'i c.a l cxtuineil .11 my
Oitlct, So. W1 WALNI T Hirtot, wlilib will fi.0 the
utiuont iftll.ru. Hon. 'J-.'l
W FOUETH AUD ARCH,
oim-:n t o oa vf
Newest I'iillHUl, SI i lor yard.
Lotion Hi't ICnd Htylo,
lirl- -t lo Horror !. jhh.
Iilro An1iiif. 7.
l?--t J'lnrlt Mtdro AhIsm"
juil!ty IttuoU Nitk.
rii-hl u:illf ltiowil Mlllwa.
lAbif w.r. :ViT i ro m.e ;;.i; t.w mu .
GOOD STOCK OF EVERYTHING.
Ay
FOURTH AKD AF.CIT,
Good Gloves,
Good Hosiery, -Large
Shirts,
Fine Hdkfs.,
Best Cravats,
Large Scarfs,.
New Goods Daily.
L4
Ar
Ay
FOURTH AND AKCH,
Black Goods,
White Goods,
Lace Goods,
Silk Goods,
Cotton Goods,
Woolen Goods,
Shrouding Goods.
H FOULTH AND AKCH,
Cater for ibc bmt XKADK, and oiler no BAIT.S
or dtiuptions to indm 0 custom, but rely on
r A 1 11 DEALING
AND
GOOD GOODS.
Ecst Merinoes,
Fashionable Silks,
Nobility Plaids,
Pirn's Poplins,
Dark Foulards,
Figured Merinoes,
Plaid Shawls.
r
Ay
PI
I0UETH AND ARCH,
Fino Blankots,
Largo Quilts,
Good Flannol3,
Stout Muslins,
Best Linens,
Good Gloves Only,
NEW GOODS DAILY.
SILK AND DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
GUAM) OPHNINO
OK TBfc M W 4KI. MAf.NIVIi KMT ATOM! OF
JOnN LODTET & CO.,
No. til M. lKJlI'l lI HTHKl'.T,
MON I1A V. S1CP TKMllKU M.
Wi -rt will I..- r mid ino.t b'i.-il a.-rtr(rti;H f
DRY GOODS,
CLOAH.-i, AIN1 HIIAWI.H,
TN TIIK .MT
Wt l.t.e ;,.t Opi
lOi'O P
-Hi its,
ri.AlV ANIl 1' !
I V .
r.00 n.
,t- MHilNWKH,
ri.M.s ash t :
,f- FHKNCII l'Ofl.IX,
UK!' AS1 KIOI BI I.
a .0 p.
Pic.w WOdI, UK I.AINK,
l.oublp und Siii;l Wl.th', IMiiq iui'1 1 .ir-'d.
ISO Ti,
MOM 1R ALPACA,
lM.ln mid I laurel.
100 I., ,-, - KNC1I.IHII MKU1NOKS,
A1m !'(: StorV of KjlH') til l !(.!.
I U K S S 1 t) O L) S .
P Mm
QD'R'WEN BTOLDAET & BROTHER,
live pllrnH,l at ttie lnrur Auction Sftll In Kw Vjrk
i,) PMIa.l.li.hls Mnc tlio ntconi he.i.y
DICCM.INI-: IN (JOI.l),
KRKNCU MKIilKOKS, VT:
t'RKNCU 1 V,.
MKUINOKS,
HK.NCII MKhlSOLS.'.Si M.
I.OOll ALL-W(H)1. IMiAlDH.
OIIOH K HTVI.I-.S
iticn plaii. ropii.vs,
S4il.ll COLORS POPLlNft,
801.111 COL. 1 IU MIM'MHIIMNK lF l.AINH,
III) II 11 LACK HII.Kf,
AI
Fr,.m the anctien aak of
Mi-rs. II. HC'IIMIKIWU & SON'S Fabrics,
10,000 YAllllH
SAXONY WOVEN DRESS GOODS,
COMHIISINtl THE lll-'H T 8TTLKS Ol'
ALL-WOOL PLA11I CAmIIMKIIF.,
AI.L-WOOI. F1LI.1NU TOIL UU N01ID,
ALL-VA SOL HI LI.N J SCOTCH PLAID CIIAI.I.T,
Al I. WOI11. KII.L1NO TARTAN I'l.AlIt CIIALIT,
SAHN OKUl SI) LA1IM1, Ipliiudld olon,
St IN-OHOI'MD H-.11N4J, Scotch patt.'nil,
STIIU'H) CRKPK RAY I'.,
SCOTCH PLAID I.I. A VIA-,
IlIAl Tllt'l. I'NION CUKI'KS.
11KAI TIM I. FANCY CIIM'KS.
Pikraof tliealH.To ritntttt fn.m i cent., npwar4,4, aud
II. p Block conipil.ci the iK'iil aiid most varied aiorttaont
wo ivor Oll.TVd.
Manclicbter Mousseline Be Laines at 50 Ota.
CURWEN STODrART & BROTHER,
N.,1. 150, IM, and ! X. SKI ONI) STRIiP.T
Above Willow.
FALL,
HTOCK
,1
FALL,
1KU1.
S now ix sToni
EDMUUD YARD dt CO.,
Nos. 617 0h3nut and 614 Jayne 8treets.
liiyOinEUrl i.MI J0UBHK8 OP
SILKS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HHAWI.H,
I.1NKNK, AND
WHIT 13 GOODS.
LAltGK
AND IIAfvDSOME STOCK
DltKbS O00DS.
OF
FULL LINK OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
JIAI.MOKAL.S,
iNti.t,4txa aj3o-2aa
HRUNERU AND OTHER MAKES,
I0Ml$l-lOIlTwIlIES,
LACES,
W1IITI3 GOODS,
VEIL S.
UANDKUItCIIIUm
E. M. NEEDLES,
r iu i t niKSNC r hTlllffeT.
121
Ol
a
H'
R
U 3V
IV O It I W It I I I
We refiit.d the tm n-iy, If dealre.l, for every lot of Shirt
wblcb fall In any reaped.
FINK BMIRTH,
CfT I.KSUTHW1SK OF MUSLIN.
Veda of ; Tor's Mint Mu.lln, and Tory ne Unea
Kokrn... OnlyllJJ, Lilial price OM0,
Wili.t.,.lllt M.U. Mu.i jfU Una Linen Boloms,
Oiiiy t '5U. titnisl price .3t.
CTiMI.J jr.'.N'S FUKNISIIINQ O0OD8.
hJIlTH et JACOHM.
BijS-Cu yo. l ita CIHi.N'-'T Hireat.
31.
NE
LNLl.V
A .
IONU3
i ri.v.intATiin
PLUS
ULTRA
SKIRTS ! !
-IvlilT WAKKANl'H) AND KLTT l.N'ORliLR
SIN .MOM'HH,
li'.r.i
OF CIIAUGE.
SOLI) ONLY AT
ITo 17 N. EIGHTH STItDCT,
(On r I'artriiln.'.Trluiuiliig Store.)
NfiNK r.l'NI INK VNI.HSS
OUR NAME AND NUMBER
IS r-TAUr-KJ. I I ON TUB WAItsTUAND.
I.-XTUA LLXHTII KKIHTH. and with anv.l.e wal.t, nude
to order ftt the .liorte.t noLhu.
01 B FKilllf MDK IJVF.lt AND ItKl' AlliEl),
l-,U.ll tu New.
NISfeES AKI 4 'llll.UHKN S rlKlKIS. of all izel and
at; i-'i, i-oii.lalitly ou liai.,1. U-Ji - liu
MAiiufaotorj, end Sluwl1 Emjwrinrn,
N. W. fonior AIXCH and TF.NTlP ETRKKTfl,
rillL4HK.l.l'HIA,
M. WKI.HI1 , CO".,
Wncis Tim. c .MS Aplrodld A..ortm.nloth.
C HOlt'KST MOVRI.TIKS,
'l.,-r roil rnM lh hM Mansfkrlirnt Uitrm.nu,
Slid hor 7011 CM.. ,rw nn- Hi
l,EM IM! W4TFR I'ROOf CLOAKS,
A I tli
l.OWKHT 1'HICHS.
flrit It Ii, thi-lr In.ff.t lo pimlitir llwlr
( I 'rtfc. i.nd Mian ll SI tin. (tsl)li.nm..it.
9 l .ulh.-'.'Bl H. WKI.nn CO.
,.t)0 Hri SKIRTS .;)o
UiO iiiftit T), No.t. AH. II Hlr-t.
Al'.ivf .'11.M.
I'lillK.lrlulMa.
v. - ..If-nle n,l Hi-tall.
The in ..I p.in-,l,'i, ft- i"i t in, i, l il l..it'c', Ml..e'. and
IiM . n Il'-p chilli, m Ii r , it . In ....-r. ri-nM Hr.t
, i. ... w .(. h f .r -i. , lln'h, .luirthllltv, and tlio .in, ..,
l,..f r. cii'i .l In tin- nurkct.
t.vv; '",e 10 r,"""rr''' s"? Mrti-Kis
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ljj- liAi.i. oi' 'riiii
UNION I, HAG UK,
C1II.SNUTSTIU.1'.T, AHOVK.TWKI.l Tll.
CAPTAIN COLHOtTN,
A it'tnrm.l Lll-hy (irUnnr, and si-.eral other di.dn-ul-.C
J . .'ftKvri, will ftildre, tho public
'X'lIIH MVKNIHU,
AT S O'CLOCK,
r 1111: hall or tiik vnion lhaiu'e. ii
IS?- THE UNION LEAGUE HAIL,
C 1 1 V. H N X I T ST 11 !: HT ,
A1IOVK I WF.LVTH.
TIIIH HALL WILL HE OPKV
THIS KVENING
AM
SATURDAY EVENING,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Rtrsiat dltlnitulslird apeaken will bo pre.cnt and
(ddroaa tho pilhllcon tlio ISSUES OK TIIK PBEMKNT
CASIPAION. 9-:Ut
UNCOLN AND JOHNSON.
UNION CAMPAIGN CLUB.
ORIF.R No. 1.
The tiub win a.iemhle for parade on
SATURDAY EVENING, 24th lust.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK,
AT 1 1 KA I)Q 1! A I tTI'IKS,
LIUKAKY STItKI'.T, BELOW Ut TU.
I.antarni and Trann"i'Clp provided fur all tha
saembcrs.
Tho Chief Marshal, ha. nrpolntad tlio following Hpidal
A d
wm. ii. ki:kh
JCItK. NlllllilLa,
III M!V HIlMM,
JOHN (1. IllTI.FU,
(IKOltllE T TliOKH,
WILLIAM MILl.WAKO,
JOHN M. Itll.KT,
Slid the fiill.iwlnn aid. :
ItK.NJ. II. IIROWN",
TIUIMTSON RKYNOLDS,
JAH. M MANBH,
ltDItT.T.dll.L,
HIKl). M. AO AMR,
THOMAS I K K.-il)N,
HII IIIIUI M. BATIUR8,
11KNHV M.TNTVRB,
JOHN .11VEK,
OHO. W. IIACKCR,
WM. H. R. SKLltr,
I.VTLK J. IU'RMT,
WM. ANDItKSS,
And Iwruty tix Atatsunl Mar.li.l4, who will tail posi
tion la lh grocr.Hlou In the following order
I. JOSKl'H ltAILKY,
!. GEO. W. HCHAKI'Ett,
3. A. I.M.OMERKELT,
i. 1IKNJAMIN ALLKM,
6. A. WILSON UKNttaJSY,
. W. It. 1IAUNKH,
7. WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
H. ritAXt JOIINMON,
. THOh. II. ANUIHJKF.lt,
JO. IIKNUV (!. HOWKLL,
II. AH1L LCKKR.H.
11. NATHAN Hl'UllNU,
IS. AI.KX. M. I'OX,
II. AL11KIIT C. KOnERTS,
Ii. nt'- DERICK WOLrtEIlT,
lli. AN'IlltKVT WIIKIHT,
17. IIKNUV A. II. IIROWN,
i-f'JL::L .CilMr.
I. (iKOUGK DKIIAVHV,
iM. (IKIlltUK W. KORI),
Jl. (IKOItrlH A. SMITH,
ir. K. T. CIIAHK,
21. UKOIttlK HA UT.
J4. THOMAS H. KI.I.IH,
V IIARI'OS II. JENKS,
1. THOMAS DALLAS.
T.a members of the People's Campakn Clnb '$( 10
are Invited tu Jotn thl. orKanizatinD, and uU true and loyal
cttteus w hoata determined to au.taln and pcaerva tha
4l0Terun,ent trom the aN.auiia ol open and overt traitors,
arc roqucti'd Iv join iu our ranks, and march with u. to
Yli tory.
WILLIAM
11. MA.W1V,
(HIIKF MAKH.KL,
9 il
TO THE UNION 0ITIZEK8
OF TIIK
K1C1IIT1I NVAKD.
AMh.val cliii. nstif ti.e DUMUWard r.tvor.iWe to tW
eltciion of
AI1RA11AM LINCOLN ASU ANOUUV .JOHNSON,
4i po-4il lo a dir.ucful i.vn l-i ce, ii-id in t'av,.ri'i -n-t.ili
ii.. our l r.n .,!. if T. in their rilort't,. .nltli this lt, ld
hoii and relate the t 111..11, uto caine.lly rci'iiivd lo
UlC.t lli C'-'UDCli ftt
IIOIlTrCUr.TURAT, HAL,t,,
I1K0A1) AND WALSH,
On MOSDAY EVmiNO, 2Ctb Inst.,
AT H.VLl -rAST 7 0'' LOCK.
Lal:y
muni, i f ii"
and III., r.tl
,,..ltl W.ir.l l
o cfiiniont, an.l
tili irno to h,r
show to n.i,l"istl...l ti.e J
itio lent rei.'.nl.
l.ct nil conic who
liii.iiicss ol fcre.it luiportun. e to
l Vh.'"li'i"eti'i'i,'v.lll he uddfi-i.td by ttie fu'.l .Wing d!alln
gul;tlil lllllvfllwU :
MOIiT.iN M.'MICHAEL. Em.,
lies ciiAt:i i:s i.u.riN,
IIJ-tKI'll Mllll'I KN, Ki.,
JOHi.l-il ll. Kn-.KSil UlTF.N', Et,
I'I'N.IAMIN tillKWNTEIi. i:.i.,
WILLIAM H II V I.E, !:!.,
.lusili-ll T. THOMAS. E-..,
Ill.N t -HAHI.l'.S .' M'll L,
I) IMU lint OHI'lt I V. L.'l .
CliAKLES olllltONa. E.. ,
rj'oiJvtvftl.o'WAi'.' Exe.-ml4 4 i'l'Uimltt.c.
AUOXANUKtt T. COLliSBERUV,
o.j.iji 8ecretaty.
UKrinucAN- uvrT!iiLB
Witt KT At
RANSOM UTRKKT IIAL0,
tin- IfTCKI.AT) BVRM'fri, 7'0'cfvi,
KOR PAR IR.
ST.mlHri i,irtwff oM cqulpm.itf will S:Ps ttin
Thn.e df.lnllt ir me, will fill a lh Half i P.
At hut a M,rtion af u,a new equiomeffitt ara eoaa
pier.. I. Ia1tii Lae been provided losupplrtli 4feflcfmay.
1 he Marsha order will he found b. low.
I.IOnur INMAM HI' HE, PrejlTH..
Wm.
,. r'oK.JrMlftcratar. .
Mi
Aii(i'AHTaa ltsM'ni.ir,N fa'Vfift''iai.Rt
Han.om Rtrh't llAtti
PhlLapri l'mA, Hi ptemher HI, lst!4.
0 1.1 1- 5 ,. 1.
I. 'l'.el h.l, wli; a.,rta!le THIS (R.linday) KVENINlJ.
t 7 o'ckcV..
II The lice ill he formed as Ratis9ra atrial, the rid
r. tla no Sl.lh .tr, et.
III. rt:er..iolii named entleme are anaolntwl Ai4a
tolh" Mar. hal:
.Ii.HN R, WKIMKIt.
A.W.I.TMAN,
n.a.WIUTK.
OOHH ll.ltKUVKR,
CIIAItl.KS r.t.i.m.
And thr lolii.nns r.anad imtkn-i will am at Ai.KtaM
Ma'rha'--
A'es M. Watklrtliaw,
W.O flllllafhan,.
Wm. si. Michael,
.1 A. 0et,
Tho. A . An lcrtv,
Rin'iel It.i'HirL,
11. H llrt WAII,
' 4ra Lukeu..
U'". hwain,
J. Hnnwilen,
U. H. Coiloui..
lie,,. 1 1 ltlio.li,, 11.,
,l,-..-e .larrc.t.
Win II. .-liner,
11 II llik.
,1. W Moduli,
W. H W. l r,
J... I. I'nl.t,
.1 M r.
l)r J.. I rntnan,
.1. w. ( ley,
IV. Aids and Aa.Utaut MM.Ual, wlu appelr In da
clatho and C.'t hut,. Unit e. wUl be tuialaket upM
aplii i.tinn to the Cl.ial Morehal.
11. order of CHAItLES W. SMITH,
It C hief llar.hal.
f-T-,r- RALLY,
' teenlh Ward!
UNION MEN, FOUR.
Iha member, or the HAtioaal
I ,,l. n I'url. ,.! me t oiirl. cn.h ward are renuo.tM ia et
nt ll..k m.'" Ilolol, LIUKAKY Hfe,.., heiow Klflh Street,
thl. 1 Hntticlav ) Kventnr, at 7 o'clock, to DHrur-pate in
the ;r;in.l I Ml- n I.em' i.-tTa.low. Lantern and Ki 'g s
ii. rushed. Ht ..rderol l'e Kx-cuilie f'nminlft .f t!.a
I ,.rrle-n:li Ward. ,10s I I H Ii. IIITrEMIol g,
Alte.: Clialrmal.
J, nit. A. M Iot. km., Secrctarj.
fr-Srl OFKICK OF
TIIK CITY II017NTY
und CommU.lnn. Nil. 41? I'HI'NK Street, Hen-
temher y:t. IN. The Dn.O ha. been lHtinned for a few
ila.'.to i:1o the Ward. .vhh.h aro .till deficient a rtnaj
ni portiinlt to nil their qu,4ei. bj voluti.rerliiff. l'hl.caa
he nc-.uiipil.cd by a ik"ou. and umlted orfort nn the?
Iart ol tha cltlen. nt thoee Ward.. All who are liable to)
dri.tl ehntl'd bear In inlnd that no bnuntle. n.Uional or
local are pftld to drafted men or In their .ub.tltitt.e. Tk
I'llv Ituorty, however, will he continued to Voluntoars
h.ii'll m they are credited un,n Hie o.unta of te city uuder
the pre.cia call. Hy , rd.T nf the f mm4..htn.
H-M-jIt HollKltf M. MO KK. Secretary.
Pjsr- TKKASURKR H O F F I C K. THK
Philadelphia, Witaimttnn, and Baltimore Rallroadl
C'ompat.v.
Pmr.Altvi.rittA. Reptembar
Thafoardnf lllrectora have thl. day declared a divi
dend of TllltKK I KK CENT., In ea.h, on tha oaHial
a'ock ot thl. company, and hava dlrocted t be creation of
rFW STOCK to the amount of ten per eent , tn ba dla
trll.utcd pro rata to the holder, of the .uwk.on ttia t.t d
of Oci,.lHr n.'Kt, to repre.ent tha capital nere-ayiira ea
pcndeil in hutlnltiK the Itridire uvar the 8uquehaunarrrsr,
and the double track, clear ol Government tux.
ALFIIED HOItNra,
!W-..ltith-w Treasurer.
jgr. EKIUTH WARD BO UNIT PCJUX
Pmt.DRi.rniA. September tJ, ISM.
TheTreaaurernf tha K'fthth 4Vard Hon.tty Kund ao-
know 'educe the receipt of tna ronowuiff annacntntooa t-
John 1. Ia.mih .B Itrotnor...
..SIM M
loMM.h lla.rh.on, Jr.,
WO O
lOtlnW
UK)
InO'
Unit
I'"
:::::::::ur. f
f
Thotui.. S,rk.
J. K. Klntreley At Co
It C. Bl.lsar
tl. 1'. ,mlth
II. Ilutchln.on
John A. McAlheter
lietiry J. Williams
Dr h. I. ll.Klu
Wm. Henry Kawle
Theodora rrothlnghatn...
II. II. Kry
Ca.b
fnah
.V".'.r::i!!"v
Btahh n Klrke.
il, n Klrke
iry C. Carey
iy v
rv Vrolltlnuhe.n. . '
II, nrv I
A Ladr.
Itenrv Vrothlnuuam
Thomas Brown n , 'f '.'
Towneond Wheien &-'
N. A.Mercer Ill
Kdward Itrownlng , IM
Morton f. Henry SV0i
lllcl aide. McMurtrle 'in M
W. M linlrd . JV04)
W. I'urvra JO-M
JiHH.ph Kotwrta W iaJ
John Hall lt)-o
,1. T. Willi.
Wm. Allen MM
t'aeh I-tKJ
'll.e auhacrlhora to the Ward hnunry Fund aea la
formed that the tiuou of tha Ward Im. been filled by
moan, ot llieli contribution.. The lunda of tha Want
are. however, now eabau.ted. and to fceep fsltb with tho
aoldlera ire-enll.ted Teteran. and Tolantnera under t'.tm
recent call! who liave credited tliemibrea to tb El hth.
Waul, It U Imneretlve upon the c,t4auna or tbe Ward
el. hava not euhacrlt)ed to avoid the pts4cat draft ta
collect money nnd to aeud It with theli owtft SttlMtorlp
1 turn, to the T reaeurcr.
'the auhecrihon. to tha Watd Fond hftTt baan lanlw
tri.tn thftt cln. of tho reMldellls of the Ward who art
not liable to tho dralt. aud lu many oaaea tlwy bav
utven without anlxitatloii, and very Kei.eroo.-lv- Itta
not llkoly that the cltlzoua ot tha ward who are llabla
to the dralt, and who aro telleved wt.hoiit any eflirt of
tiieir own wUl knowlnsly rotuam ttniler auoh na ohllga
(iiition to tlielrnelKhliora.
It is the piuln duty of tha enrolled cltizan, of tha
Fi.htha,l (utile., the are content tj ba protected
by the rharltr of those who are lutereated In aaurinir
volunteer, tor tha Ward only a. a tuattnruf duiy to tha
rountry and to ilia cause) to rrtlee money anoush t Day
ever, uuitt who may ba oniietoa to too areolt ot tua
W aril.
liy order of Uta F.Kacutlve Committee.
J. u. ttOshNHAKTErr. Treasntw.
11
- VNIXED Sl'ATKS CHKlSilAN C JM-
uti.lon.
CASn ACKN0WLK.IXIMF.rlT8
FOlt lUt I WF.KK KNUINO SEITEMB Wt It.
FBILAUELPHIA CITT.
I. .dim' ClirUtlan I'ommlMlon. Ban Francesco,
Cal. . no- 1'. Mather. Treaaurer a4M-M
Friend. In Voimutto cou-itv. fa, par VMltaa
Kord, r.ai., I'luuier, l a 1,000 (4
I'lllLADELI-HlA.
John MrAlllater, Jr., laihlltlonal) Mt-M
Hall procorilsof coal donated by Parvln dl
4'o.iae. per John W. Claul.orD, 1 reastirar... 693 49j
n. L. Uoultou. faracaa, auuih America, pea
ltev. Kobert J. I'arvln lOOt
Frnn rrenbyterlsn Church, per WIlllam.M.
McLean 1-9S
IM ra. itlary R. Mitchell W-0.
Mr. Wlhium l. btuart aivd
It. W. HIOUI 1',-I1
'Z," 10-tM
Ladle, ol Kvangeliet 1', K. Church, per Mrs.
;. Mrtllathery Sl-TSJ
lern. l Mnrrl. M Of
A Knrnd" WD
I aeh So-tat
II. K. J. A ltro.. t'rauktord , av-oa
' W. 11. f." .J IH
Amount contrlliuti-d el .e where and aokaaej.
li dded at luiuth In rallsloua papara ,. IIJJM U
Total ai.aBlra
Amount vrerluwlf ackuowledaed. ,
lolnl..
JObi:ril I'AlTKrWOK, Treaurer,
... atwA.eii-vt
..."5il,JMli
J-!e weekl. acknowlcdi-nieiit of Stores will ba laclad4
lu kuowleasu."1! ul uuxi wevJJ
BTmiva an."" FROM THK CKNTRAL OFFIPK.
trad
.trfiiiahina.
140 t
'!S ialra dm went.
tVtt4 iiairx Micai.
SH(I i.l Hllppt'Tal.
tV,(t liandkurcIiMi).
115 ilrvfutiiiK uowux.
AO bs1 Huwiw.
m ami.
b'i vrau,
M palm pant.
ijVi cap4.
'M Mnw hat.
.'S pair atliti.
1.7i puira atuueadcrs.
Ob collar.
trf nccaiie.
Mil lnhttt'tN.
Iiri miiiiti and airt'al.
141A pi)imH.
tilt' i.lilow i aaw.
lK IliHllkftK.
1' ba tkkH.
w btiUi. nn. kt-m.
It l bin. i-akff.
Hiti loavt a oi bread,
1ft (lufll tun.
'Ml lb Tin'.
Uaii!r.Ho.
Mil. ia.lllial
115 IT
1 tub bu.."-
2 ttuxett c
WMl It dhetl nw-
LaitL
1M tbddrM boef.
CRntJ,
H- th rotwt veftl lit
144U tn ru4Wi cbicktm (la
cam).
bW lb ftuortd netti (la
runt).
1W can cctihleiiMMl mUu
ti caiu itArtiintx).
2iL lb.- oiiitrc.
iltM tV.a mriiMiv
lh boxo tmnui, '
A tNixea oraoxtief.
VIM uaiut 4..i I it IMS.
caiiH BHuurtxi I rait.
21S t-aiiH ptatuhe.
4KM th- drlfMl inA
lm fb pr jn.
l.M Ihaj brum a.
i'Ki.yniioiitrw.ortc(lriickleJ. t- firk-4 curranti..
l) hotil.-H honwrmll-li. 4,.Atbtrllillntlfatjwi.orte3L
Vft boUl'N i-uliT vineKur. H box- oral tbe rritav
:n buiiliarn-i'i'tiTj' vaufinr. buttle b)a:kb. brnndy-.
"5 b. uU i-aiMiM. ' 1 bottle pliun biutUy.
VH rmiilr boiifv 1 i botlli wbl-ky.
I'M. bottli-Moai infal. b4)tHw W aie.
4o Jnr tamaniKl!. p4 botile iru;r.
lift i U bluchberry rootM toft.. l-M.-t.
pivrii. nl b-'ttlf JamaU., ginger.
yy.ri ii.utlot blarhb. aymp. iJMu boitto ouUiio,
hottliN 1 ui.ni nviii,i. !-';' botib-K bav ruui.
lju botib a ai-Muitt-il irtut do, botiU1 lubt vtituaU
31'f boltl. Iluvoriug fXUttLtrr. WMimm.
j I.' H nad. l'i miart ink.
r.iK iia.1. Ii. " iuiri paper,
t. '( aim Rhii4. W wnj euvolopv.
Vtoiliunib mi nngcr atAll. - ni im-hh.
mj r oxen oi urn.
li;i, niUrtoi buuiluije.
Iuhi tl a tt rui;j.
liio pin cmiilonf.
papui oi piii.
lbi munii'.ilto U'U.
inn inuwii.iitAiiViuuea,
l.'-iJ cam .
I box pipufl.
4.- ,H. tubiiCCO.
1U cano.
II iihuira.
.'rU Uavtu'iackkb
ili Jtliito.
1 1 nUt(i poncll.
uUt boxoa aiowjried hOHpltat
I aturo, uot wuludwl Ui Ui
HtKlVt'.
h. w patrt criutbtt.
f,U lbs. siit'ii,..
HlUMlL'.
V'vyv baibi-.
10 Hop niHllf.
:u n.cdknttil bath 9,
tow tiii.
;1 J boUnt-WIVf . i
1 ih7 cuiniort i a-, i
lhtt Imp U IjV
ip4 tit, -oao.
PtO lo In. 1
t.KOHdE U. FIT ART
iiiiirmon, V. n v, u.
No. 11 BANK, htieot, l-blllplil.
J O IIP CJ 11 U 3X X.
A Urge force of buiWlcu uitxdm .AZ
avl mi a wu nauiu.
tw
eIXTU AND MT 6TS.
HOTU) I'Oll HANDSOME STYLK8,
KEASONAULE TKICES,
AND rOUIENESS TO CVST0MEI18.
8. E. C0R'EB
HEADY-MADE CLOTUINQ
A.ND IINB T1IL0RIKQ
EST.VBWSHMENT,