THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAril. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OOTOBEH 18, 1331.
TLFMAY, OCTfMU'R 1", l1"!
SPIBIT OF THE NEW 70RI ?3E33.
lv11n? Kdllnrlnls from De V ru-k
Piiv-r. ThK Morning.
Tin: rsio ah it ,. .,, rin:
0NIIII THIS AH IT 1
fr" fa.. 7V." .1.
Therein no end to Coppc rlieni i-hail.ttanr.
Iok nt tlie front of Tmnmsn Hail, or Rt
llmost '.nj f I hp Ot-pi-frlicu'l banners innj
oer tbo treit, urd you e l)ei:i; fh the Jar.ts
fac4 ixtriniite of M.-Clcltaia an I IVinrTeti.t!, the
Inwripticti " I lie l i.inn u it w.i, nnel tl.o Con
tttuton a-. It Is." Till? pMtjr .iivlcr giten to
tUav-iniia in (lit very f ix ot tin (liicagn plat
iorm, tlie mo-t iriiniiiu-iit feature of which i
an tilt n.ate ('inivcntimr i'r the amendment of
the Comt'ttition and reconstruction ot tho Lnion.
It would seem ne if theo 'i: hc-fvl ijumAirers
t.ike the Amr-rd nn pr-lp to he idiots, witliout
, u-e enoi::h to heed these shnll'in trick.
The Chicngo platform, se fir rait exteinlol,
i wit, coi.sistent. In making "a cessation l li'"
tilitiin" a pmtT nic.iHuic, tt, of necessity, hud t
propose ell Jut n roeopniilon of Crin(edcr'te int.o
peiultrirc, or fomo pe-mi.lile mode ot InlngitiK
tho Ct utfeltMatcs hark to the Union. Something
more than nn oiler of utitverstl amnesty was
n cv-sarv. AiMitionnl irti irantot f for slavery
avd for Stae riht mift he ti ndcr'.'d. It was to
m citc llie.' thai nnow Conatiuiiional Canvcntioa
eras propi.ncd, f'r aineiidnieuln to tbs Ci.nstitu
tl. a h ill tjo neeeosary to give thun any perrni
nent ioree. What eliuultl he the iinal ro-ort in
cni-o at li a convention could not areo upon
arnen.lmi-iits that would sa'isfy Southern le
Bifini.s.or in aaec thrami'inlmeutt- so utrre'ed upon
elionld not be nmlied ty time-ton nut 01 tho
Statc-a, without which, according to tho print nt
Coiibti'utloii. they could li.tvo Do eife-cl, ;he plat
form failed to Hpocify.
Inasmuch aa It pronounced the war a "failure,"
tlie fair inferenco is tlmt the only alternative con
templated by ita friunors, In such a contiumner,
wan a r-ositltc and Iinal recognition of the Jeif.
liar's Government. Hut we repeat that, t- far as
it went, the project of "an ultinmto convention"
for nuituuiug the Conittiimion und reconstructing
the Union whs In full keeping with tlie Copper
head policy, and in a neccSNiry feature of the
party pUtlorm.
If the party bad tho least moral earnestness, it
, would nick to the measure) it has liblihernteiy
apopted. It would moi ti to parade before the
people this flagrant contradiction of It, "The
I t ion as it was and the Con-lltutiun as It in,"
v hicb meani nothing elue than No Convention.
A patty Is lost to all principle, and is past shame,
which can thiif. advertise lis di;pikli;', so that It
shall he ten nad read of all mm.
The principle of "ihe Uiiioa as it was and tho
Constitution as it is," so fur us It Las aur real
import, belongs to the Baltimore, and not to the
Chicago platform, and can he realied only hy
the bucccsa of the Union party. Of cotirso,
strictly speaking, the Union ca'i net er again be
tthnt it bu been. It hits h.en in a const mt suite,
ot (hunge siree its original foiiuatimt. The
members which compose it have been onstiintly
incieariDg in nuinUr; tho area which it covered
has, at iuterruls, received Ymt additions; the
lelstive proportions of the free Stntes to the
flaye, and the relative representative weight of
one section over auoihcr, h no altered again and
Attain; the lintcrial interests and the 'political
poi cies which have controlled the liotcrmueut
of the Union have continually fluctuated.
No mar. who talks accurately will say that the
Union of 1W0 w an, in all points, the saiiie us that
of 1830 or 17'.K). It would be like suying that the
mun was in all parts the same as tho hot and the
Infant. No human nit could make eteii a siturie
man what ho was lite ycirs aire-; Irlir-i ely less
could tie make a nation. Wliut in meant is,
that the enen'ial iamlitu of the Union Miuuld he
preicrvid txat the Union of 1S6 and 170 shall
be the teritabie body politic which "as known to
tbe wi lid in l.V " and litt;0.
It is prccbe:y this thing which the Union patty
Intern 8 to secure. The party came into ci-tence
lor no other object, uni it support! this war for
to other object. Its fundamental creed is, that
. the Union cannot be preserved but by the main
tenance of national authority ; ai d that there is
no way of maintaining this authority hut by
crushing all resistance to it. Our opponents are
for abandoning the wiir and trying peaceful ex
periments, which they will net' even themselves
vouch will picservo the old Uniin. It is their
Coniciousuem of that inability that prompts them
to Ihe cor.BtHtit use of the word t'constrmtion.
It is to obtain this rcconstiuctiou to make an
end of the old Union, and put a new one in In
place that the "Ultimate Cotvehtiou" is pro
posed. 'Ihe Union party oppo-es ai! such
schemes, and will ever remain, t..:thti:l to too old
Union.
If itbesttld that the Union party i aernins'
Slavey, and intends, if possible, to (u.tke au end
thereof, this makes no hing tigunut the fact th
it 1b still for perpetuating tliuold Union. The iden
t ty of the Union is not taken an ay by purging it
of slatety. In hit, thoso ttho biougut tho Union
I. o htirg had no coueepcion tbat sluvery would
long co: tinue in it. They believed, as all con
temporaneous historv shows, that sltivvry wai at
vat iauce With the spirit of the institutions they
weio loutdlng, and that it would graduully yield
and die out. The removal of slanry will not
trins:biro the Union, but simply purif) it.
All ol the old Constitutional organs and func
tions will remain, but only optiate with more
healthful vigor. Even if a Constitutional ati.end
mect be finally resorted to in order to make tbe
i O'Oval ot the cuise more speedy and complete
it will be done strictly aecoiUing to the method
provided by tbe Constitution tself, nnd it will
involve only the addition ol a single btief section,
'eat ng he b.xiy of the instrument untouched,
litis i im tidiueut would be secuieu through the
Si ar. to action of the MmU-, loi tuiotigh 1I14
u.i re uistaibiug and penlous uiouo of u ,,'ixcr.d
cr-nvet tlon.
frncb a convention of all the slates, as trnposed
iu tbe ChicafO platform, would unduiuke to
mranie the whole instrument, 111 orair to uitke it
n ei the demands of the Kcbcilicu. It rvoiild, in
fait, resolve the Union ino its original element",
juit as A. U. Sicpheii8 advocatce. and recoiistruet
sn thet on tome such basis us that of the Mont
gomery Constitution. Ktiu then, there is every
reason to believe, the Reliols would not accept it,
ui lossNiw f nuiaudwuc' excluded, aud also a
doal aecudv- were provided for, one Southern
and the other Northern, each to huve a veto ur on
all Congiessiouul enactments, In other words,
the work of tbnt convention would le 10 change
'tbecurulnal principles of the Constitution, and
the essential elements of tho Union. The party
which gees for sach a convention knows that it
could leud to no other lesult. In cry ot the
"Union as it was, and tho Constitution as it is,"
is the most Impudent of mockeries
IT A II., JlaBl LAKOI
from tht Tribune.
No inertly partisan triuuiih ccnld awaken the
joy w herewith we annouuee the accession of
Marylard to the sisterhood of free (Mates, In
creasing their number to twenty, ai d carrying
their Southern boundary down t tbe Pototiae,
Lelaware thus isolated from the slave region,
must sooa aEslmll.ite tier iuitl'utious with those
of her Immediate neighbors; her remuaut of
s aver) having for years been returned by means
fit an apportionment which gives to one-half of
her Ireciuen living in tbe ami slavery county of
Newc4it!o I at otio tlilrd of the iepreenuktiou in
cither brunch of her Uegismture.
tvtry one in Delaware has loag known that
be m glit lo be a free btate ; but slavery Is her
one bond of alliliatioa with the Democratic party,
so the Democratic paity has insisted on keeping
her a slave State. We trust she is about to be
delivered of her incubus. The redemption of
Muiylund will powerfully hasten this coitsum-
- rrotlon.
Had the nnti-slavery men of Maryland but
known that they were to be stubbornly resisted,
They nvght have largely ineteased their vote in
I'nltimore and the western and upper counties,
tut how could they suspect it ? The Convention
prescribed that only loyal citl.eus should void
n.:y, that every voter should take an oath that he
hud never aided nor sympathized with tho Itebel
!lon and this debarred iroiu voting at least two
thirds ot the white males of tit. Mary's and 1'rlnco
liiorge's, with half those of Talbot, Somerset,
Anne Arundel, Caroline, und Worcester.
Iu tact, not hail tho men who have just voted
against the now Constitution can truthfully
swear that they are not Rebels at heu-t. lint
lteverdy Johnson who last winter voted to
abolish slavery throughout the Union by consti
tutional amendment, declaring that he had been
untl sliiverv the.-tt forty years suddenly ctmo
01. t tor McClellan, and of course became an up
holder of slavery. On tbe eve of the election, lie
publicly adviBed the pro-shivery meu to take the
0.1 ii und vote, saying it wus unconstitutional,
' t en fine id' no validly.
They but e generally taken his advice ; or rather,
we piesimie, they huve duhed the rciiuiremout of
the Convention, und, iu the counties und pre
C net under their control, have re I used to admin
is er(li oath, and voted everything that wears
nspeuileiH, luw or no law. Thuy huva thus rolled
up enormous majorities In the lower counties
major itits which evince the serfdom wheraiu the
poor v hites are held by the slaveholders rather
than their untramniekd coavicttous. The pro-
slavery party ha polled a great vot It all their
tiotighol.'s a vote whn h rmboities their wrath,
thi Ir batnd. and tin Ir desperation.
It is a burning shai.m that Kalbciore, Frede
lick, Alligb' ny, &c, .c, had not been polled
cmt as thoroughly. ftiirtiioi.saiKlsdoBbtlessheld
HI liirauEc, having all their lues voted what was
commendid as tbi Democratic ticket, which wsi
Iv . pro-siavcry, they did rut choose now to 1
ne s,. ni tii 1 rccniuc uir possibility ol their Old
parti's truniph throoeh McCiellsns election.
Im; ip,ed slavcrv dead, vit lntlid to throw
me s'oi e that most kill it. This t lam-nbtl.le,
'ml, l iippl y, nut Intnl. The r.i w Constitution is
iibpoil; Mciylanil is hotcelotth a tree State ;
mid tho Hi hellion it fln!!y ilriveo frota hor
bin'. I?, l t ns thank Hod and tikeconrage,
fi r :bc t:n tisilu) aptro elies.
Vtilniosie oiotywhere : g.ve a welcoming clovr
t ' l :i ' Mairiauil.
DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF'
S:;(fff Ex :ii-d;tioiis of Qe;ifl'.'h
As'xitii, Diiia, aiitl A. L. L-,
OCCUPATION OF MAItl ANNA.,
RAID INTO FAYETTE, MISS.
Capture of 1000 He ld of Cattle, Guns,
Arms, Pri-D.iiip, Horse-j, Etc.
REBEL BK!Cll)i:STKi:rAlSOXKR.
Genoial At'ooth Slightly WounJod.
Hr.nrarAHTvns M.mtaiit Division m Wmt
Mississii rt, Nut Onitt.ws, I, a., Octolii r 8.
An expedition Into West Florida, tinrlor com
mand of Brigadier-(ieneral Ashoth. reiched
Marianna on the alternoon of the 7ih o( Sep
tember, rapturing that place after a stubocra
renisUnco of Several hours. The result is the
rapture of eiiihty-onc prisoners of war (ainong-t
them a brigadier-general and a co'.onel), nincty
(jve stand of arsis, large quantities of qmvrter
mastcr's and commissary's stores, over two hun
dred line homes and mules, and four hundred
head of cattle. Our loss in killed ami t.ouudcd
Hinoiints to thirty-two; ot the former, Captain
M. M. Young, 7th Vermont, and l.icut 'nant I'..
W. Aver, lid Maino Cavalry ; of the latter, ( icueral
Ashoth himself, who had his left chcek-boue
bioki n nnd his left nrui tructured in two places.
An expedition sent by Major-General' Dana
from Ilodtioy, Miss, (cmposcd of Colore d cavalry
and Inlantry reached liiyette on the 2d instant,
capturing C00 head cl (ine'cattle, a largo number
of horses and mules, and several p;io:icr.
A cavalry expedition, under llngdier-ficneial
A. I.. I.ce, reached Clinton on Thursday morning
at 7 o'clock, capturing some thirty prisoners, the
llebcl mails, telegraph otllce, Sc., and a consider
able quiintity of stores and aminuni'ioii. Amongst
the prisoners tap'ttrod is l.icuteuant-Colonel
Pmckney, Provost Marshal-fienoral of the Dis
trict, Installed ia his 1 ftb c a few hours hcfoie tbo
nrrival of onr troops. At hint nenoun's, General
l.ce w as ten miles cast of Clinton, st !1 mot ins
onward.
Nkv Om.FtNS. October!'. fi'etieial I.ce'j Civ
alry Division moved from ll.iton Kiui','!' on Wed
nesday morning, for the purpose of demontratin,;
what could be done, amid mud and unpropitions
weather, to the diseomtituro and conl'osion () tho
Itebcls. One hiiudic"! men of the Hli Wisconsin
Cavaliy, disguised as Rebels, had the advance in
entering the town of Clinton, nt daylight on
Thurnluy rnorninjr. The town was occupied
witbi ut tiring 11 shot.
Lieutenant-Colonel Tiiielnry, I'rovost M ir-ihal
of Clinton, and about thirty Keoel suldiers, worn
captured in the town, toge hcr with a large
amount of arm stoics and supplies of tarious
kinds.
Gencrr.l Hodce und Co'onel Scott, in cominanil
of Rebel forces, narrowly escaped capture. They
certainly would have been brought in as prisoners
i t war il they had cot turned ml towards liayou
Sara the day previous.
A Rebel mail wus captured at Clinton.
General Lee, after tarrying an hile at Clinon,
pressed enward in the direction of Liberty, Miss.
General Dana sent a cavalry forca fro-ji Kort
Adnnis, surprised and captured Woodvllle,
Mississippi, on the same morniug that Li e entered
Clinton, and of tbe two hundred and titty artil
lerists who were in the town, he killed forty and
captured one captain, one lieutenant, and' fifty
four privates. He also cap'.nrcd thtco pieces of
aitilleiy that belonged to the bu'tery, and a largo
Hi til mail, with lute Richmond 'paper. Our
less was nothing.
General Hurlbc.t, the depai tmcut commander,
is quite ill and tumble to attend to ciicc fn-ini -s.
Lieutiiiant-Ce-Ioncl Ii wiu, Assist jut Aitjutant
Oeiirnil of the 10th Army Corps, has re-signed,
und his resigi ation has been accepted.
Judge Atocha, formerly of the Provost Court,
has bien In mrest lor f illing to account for all Ins
orerntii ns connected with that court. The j.ro
curcmetit of hail in the amount of twenty thou
sand dollars releases him from arrest.
The Ike oi i, formerly under another naiae
Known as a fnst --iiiliug steurjer Jitying between
New Orleans and Mobile, hits probably been run
into Galveston. She has lately been uuprolitable,
and her movements have been regarded with so
much suspicion that she wus twice seized and
brought back to New Orleans uftcr li.'r clearance
for Malumoras, and before she bad got cut of tho
river. Toe third attempt to sail wus successful,
und the Me Dim did go to Matainor is, but on
her teturn from tlieie was captured and run into
Gulvcston. Her capture is said by those who i.ro
conversant v. ith shrewd isper itlon-to have lei'n
a part ol the on gramme, and the ameunt i f force
used to con vi it her into a Rebel steamer is not
cons, di red to hare beiu large. Her c hange of
ownership is reanled as .tomcthr.t nominal.
The otlicers of the Ihih New Ycik Catalry
Itcgiineut are to he examined before aiitilit.iry
bourd, which will determine their iu.ilitie.etie a
and lituess lor the raLk they now hold.
Hon. Jl. 1'. Flanders, ugent of tho Treasury
Department, will be introduced to his siic.ces-i'r
in a short time. It will not tic Colouol l iankl ,.
Howe, ot your city, it Is said.
Cotton declined vestonlny to one dol'ar, aril
there were co puichaBets etci at that price V.
Y. Ucrahl.
lied predominated in the Russiau ladies' toi
lettes; notliirg could be more appropriate. Red
and yclltw are autumn colors.
At the ceremony of Ibe beatification of a
yom g man in Rome, lately, the expeuse for
lights, pictures, flowets, etc., for the occasion,
was 812,000.
Miss Lai kworthy, a young Rngllsh lady, wiu
full in lote with a llor.'iu, and went to an Italian
convent, has returned 10 kurlaud with her r !a
tites, who chased her up.
DriOODr
GlvANI) OPENING
Ol TBE NTW XJl.J U&ii.N'IS'luSNT Memf! Of
JOHN L0UTE7 k CO.,
No. :J B. JU1CJH Til WTIIIJIJX,
OH
MONDAY, SKl'TKMUKIl 'Hi,
Whir will be fuund s most bsautitul stior mtut of
DEY GOODS,
CLOAKB, A1NI SIIAAVLS,
I Tin: CUT.
W have Just Open.l
100O i'iMop. fclLKB,
rLXlH AMI FASCY.
60O I'iece. MER1NOES,
' tLAia ABD IlllUI.
860 Piec. FBKNOII POPLIW,
BT AM KIUUHEU.
SOO ric WOOL 1E LAINE,
Dutls and 8Ui(U Wllth, riala aud S'ljtirt.
150 rieoe, MOHAIR A1.PAOA,
Plata sua Klsurcd.
100 Pioena ENGLISH MEKINOEH,
Alio s lsr Stock of Fancy and ttapl
1) HESS OOODS,
t il In
DRY C00DS.
OF ALL 7ILTB3 AVD OltlDES,
AT KWlUail rTHi
CUE WEN TTiJDrAlT i BE TZnS,
; Ni fil, tts, it , :. st C)tr siKnr,
ir:9 - i t. Wt's.
T, W. EVASS k GO.
WILL CONTINUE TO
SKLii
Hr - r v v' ' 'i t
IMPORTATION
Compri3ia all the Textures of
t'.ie Se-noa, rx
ORl'sAT lii;DU(JTR)X
of rjii(.Ji:s.
Ns. 313 dc 320 CaESKTT 3TBEET.
pALL AND WINTER GOODS
FOR VKN'.s AM) lloVi' .VK:t.
KAfcl l' AMI ri.AIN f AelcJMi PK"S .
I 'Cr AM) MlXKii Wtn.'ilt,
USI'lS CAHimritKS, AO ij. 4.: .
ALL, AT U!UUCKI PUIOKH.
CURWtN 3T0DDA2T & 3R0THE3,
at.. te), 111, nl III ;r. i!C )NI
M-li Als,o Wlliv.
SILKS
x.
REDUCED PRICES.
WE APS .0V CFfE'.'iSQ OtR
NEWEST 3TYLE3
OK
SILKS
Greatly Esducoi Prices.
THOS.W. i:ANSi: CO.,
No. 813 i 3:0 C3ESN0T STREET.
10-17 St
IN CHOICE
AT 1 ,OW l'HICKS.
OUEWEN STODDAET & BEOTflEE,
Vos. ISO, 134, and 4T,I N. SECOND BfKEUr,
10-1S-3I AbovsWUlow.
Ift'l NORTH KIOHTII STREET. 10;).
Ke-cond 'itoot bIhjvu Arrh. Ilrtrat ltednrtln la
our llAiae-n.e bteck ut Htl)l and FnnuflrimnUnif,coio
piiniiK U,e U.l and most im.mU!,i .ort
mrlit r l.aijifs' lirc.s (lo Trimmings, Onnt
Hunts' and liuitoas vr our own uiuKa and Im
BTliliili. ISIU and Slrrliio Mcufi, all .lil'l uf
bLk ud Ctirnills II.. (I lire...,,; Ne,t. cliimiiw tli.u el.a
wticra; ltUh-leSi mpj and 110(11 Buttona.l'Mll Mnrtnoaml
Hi k illovn, kid Ulovsi ol tin be.t makars lllack and
CokTtd Vt!li,nuawl anil Nuarr Hordsri, all widths' rmc
Ha. a iti.d Hdei 4'oruba. Milk. IH-lt Kil.boi,,, J.-I, Hiil aiiS
tlt ll'lt Buck t'kial Tasae'la of all ioln aid
aiylaa; Mavlv Kuiniuiia ol all nui and it.ii at iulr
re.luird i,iici'i W'oollni luda, aa Ho'ntaita, Nubias
lliwdai li1ua',('hlldru'l, and Mixta' Htocklnus at thi
e'biial irtc. i Unit Holla, W alm tall Kolla, and Waif r
failNetn of our own tniprovfd oiatneilai Hlw k and Whlls
I.IW) ol all xredra anif alykis; Ilia, k and Color d Vallal
Hltibona.ln trim varlnly at I'diirrl lirlcra i ladles and
iieuts Nnktl:,lnioat varltty, oxirvmoljr sniiap, Ae.,
Ladies ooinp, one And all, and convtnos yoarioWf i betbra
buyingotarwliwa, Uiatii la wall worth 10 yunr ownint.T.u
to nun lw jasir Tiluiuilnns at th C'haau Siors 01 WIL
LI M MM. 6 KK.H1 AlrTICI, No. la N. lilmu Hlraai
SetUj Mf b'W Aiv'li, utH W tbe cgrusi, iv
DRY GOODS.
JMMKNSK UKDUCTION
tX T
1H1C llrsj
l)Jt Y OOOUH,
JiMES R. CAMr3EIJ. & CO,,
tV, 727 llMT 8THKKT,
oi'Siz i:iv.u r.NiinK htock ov
DRY G00D3,
c ')ns:v;iu : im?.i or
y is-of a,
l i i lis aad K) ? 4,
1 .N'.l is) S,
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AI I tl ant V 1i I '4
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hii tsn a. ri' nt r.i,
Wnl rK l.ii.ilis,
1 I i.ttll,. Ill ikM.4,
I isit.V aa I ('"tH'M iiktims,
Fl.r: 11 a.sih, u,i ii.o.vkiM, i einm,
AT ESTREMELY LOW F.ATES.
IT"t Wav to MIU Ui pi Ml.- t!it r . W ' I
vl - ko ir fti'.l, 1.- m yit f, n, , anl v br t it a ui
in, we: a vt:
KAK15 AK GAINS.
lllln WUOL1 liALK OVI. If ST ltK
IS1
; v a o o i n
LOW PRICES.
THOMAS 71. E7ANS & CO.,
.IA.K S '., l'i S A I'll t '.)') ttMt NT OK
fall vrxi virsTi:it
DRY GOODS,
TUS. 3EA30JT3 IMT03TATT0N8,
rvntiARiX')
tlK-s.,
lire's Cioorl'S,
Hlmwls,
Clmiln,
X: mrflitorlc-,
Olovcs,
lie-.ler.v, .to.,
ltl1 s.!: ir- -At c.tr !t tlis) rurtp-i.i and American
Va-k:s r ; t I'.- t B.-tail Trada. a 1 wit ba onvndat
n.i.i i in it.ki:s, ij ;- ii to the t.)wstt ra:c cr
C. !J thl , dvs.
No-!. 313 & 320 CHESNDT STREET.
w-:i-
FALL, j FALL,
EDMUND YARD & CO.,
Nh, 817 Oaesuat aaJ C14 Jiyae ScreeU.
iKroirvem J vd ospess 0
SILXS AND FANCY DRY G00D3,
Hll.VWI.S,
UNKNS, AND
Will IK OOODS.
i.au'j: A:m it an '.".some 3to?s or
DUliSS ti O 1 J I) 3 .
F'j:.l. LINE 07 F3?.EI0X D0ME.TTI3
IIAXiMUKALH,
prttt'si aiMtot
BRUNtRH AND OTHER MAICKSI.
LANK 11 T 3,
KOV-iLKKiU'EUS, XX'xZ NOTICB,
J, C. STRAW3RIDGE k CO.,
roiir.tr ct;v:i.i,.TairA:T x cj .
N.W. Corner EIGHTH an IM ASSET StueU,
Are now orTer'sxtha Iar')t stKL: cf DlaekU t) VjfounJ
la Ul) ctl;', at aj-jdsrats pr'os.
jii:iith ULArvicirrH,
CllIII JJXAiNIt 1. 1H.
CIIADLE UleAMCCTd,
lti:i ltLANKl'.TH, all Ble4.
I) laltr. we )Ior J14 . luiontufall the !"idtn(
maisi, ;) 17-t-tlislai
Uny Karly n 1 S te-'s tti-s Arte-ano".
".r AI11IVBTON Jtc HON,
Ko. 1004 C1TESN-UT STKEET.
To Milliners, Dressmakers, Merchants,
AND OTHEBi.
We lisvo Ju.t ufi'iicd our
FAI.Ii STOCK
OF
CHOICE MILLINERY GOODS,
Of rt fry di-scrlptlon and variety, to widen we Invite
attention. Uur price's aru as low ui can bo found la Uu eltjr
tor lirst e)i tlooita.
A liberal dltcouat to wholesale bi'veri.
-WAEBUSTON & SON,
10-l-atutMni Ko, 1004 CIIEBNUT Street
QJ.OAlt A.MJU MAIN TILL. A.
Manufactory, and 8hawl Imporium,
N. W. Comer AIICII aaa TENTH STREETS,
rillLABtXiUIA.
H. WKIaSII CO.,
Wbcre yuii eaa see a Splendid Assortment f the
CHOICEST NOVELTIES,
Wbera you san (at the best Manufactured Oarnca's,
and wbero yom cau uroe-uro tbe
OtKCIMB WATEB TROOF CL0AK1,
At lb
LOWEST P KICKS,
laitleiwlll Had It tothetr Intenet to purckaje their
Cloak, and li is al bu KUblibawut.
I JO-tuibs-ipi B. Mlim CV.
DRY GOODS.
I?
DKKSS GOODsS,
SHAWLS,
IT.MaiX(. A?!D lWMESTK tDts,
i-n ruhij U.1 laij st a' 1 'hol'it d'ioer(st T'il
at It
AK AT Pl.tf I S t:I.Cl THR e'')BPSltSIll X I
hi ni'CLO TAI L l: 0. (Hi.rt.
ikknoh i'oi'i.inh.
mi;uinoi;m,
A 1.1' AC AH,
OOI. li: I.MNI'.S ,V.i.,
vi 1 1 owr ai
w. t.i, r-'ss.sd u e esl aa'-rl. itr.
k . trl '.1
DHIISS OOOI-,
a ; b t,o! y
AMEItA.V OI.I.AINKA A.s..) ri'Lt.i,
ti: I e sl! ( rt.r .or ow,an ar: M -ndi IM
al'.ratifta cf t,. i .,
J. COTERTHWAIT & CO.,
. E.iwm.r MSTII and AltC II nunt-t,
P'l!I.A"K.i "Tl .
iri.'i.ii uoHir.itv
Kl:i'AlI. AND WIIOI.I-.SAI.K.
J. M. IIAILliKHI,
Us. 902 CHE3NUT BT 3EET,
Has aiw Iu a'ore a Ml ato-tr ai'M of b -i.inai,M
nik4. i(
r.Nci.iait hohikuv.
IIS
HALiui,a.vN ii'isr. a.n j iitir uiie.,
BRK'ftLL.s Lei:, H:IIIIH, AT lr.A"t8H.
LVTRA IICATI Htl lt. SUIKTS Ah!) HIISIII)
IN ALL mS.HH, FOR CI l.NTLKMEN.
17
K
UN NO KISIv!:! RtN NO UISK!!i
We refimd tbe monrj. If ifiirfj, fjr cvofj lot f SU'rts
.ueii lull in tii'T iMaa -rT.
MM 1.11111 1't,
KI.VE HllIRTI,
Cf'T I usiiTliwue or Ml', its.
Mad. nf V. w Vim.. Mule Mns'ln, and terv flai Kfea
rtftoma Uniyts-7A. I: .ual price Sii.
WiiiiameTiiii. Mills M'l.nn. aad One L.Lfu Uieoiui.
Onl $1 ,1.. INoal prtre AV.O
Ul.:.li.&MI.N S II 1.XS1HM1 coot. a.
e.ESTi.KMK.N A ri'hISllIVfj llOODsJ.
FM1TH A JAOOIta,
- f.m N?. IJ tIIKM, f u-et.
JJ A . J O N la a
CBLKHRAT7D
NE PLUS ULTRA SKIRTS 1 1
IVr.KT hKlV.t WAltltANTm A SI) Kkf-T fifOBJit
ai. MONTita,
HIKE OF CIIAROK.
Olt) OM,T AT
No 17 N, IIGHTH SHECT,
lOter rklrldge'sTitaimlif 8 :vn )
MONP. OBNVINS 1NLA4A
OVR NAME AND NUMBER
13 nTAMl'KD VVOS 1UI: rYAIMTOAND.
E.TTiU Li .NOTII HKtHTs.ai.d with an-ile wal.1, mvls
lo urJir at tl.e alie'.teit nil e-j.
OLD "Mil", If AlAl'K OVKB AM) MttAIf.K.0.
k. Jal to ,tov,
A..-.-HIS AM rrilt.DIIAKN PhlliTA. f all a'tas aaJ
Bt."l?i,c-oiu:au!y oa band. s..i
;O0 IK-OP SKIRTS .-)0
UfcO lsl-uftjt.rj,aa.(ls ARi II lrM, OwO
Aliose tit. lb street.
I kjials cnla.
frv-eie'e aM P:ai!.
The m-oat ormpl-t' a soitfn.i t nf LaAlaa', Mlfsee', and
Clt'lrrl' . II. Sfcir'a Jl tr.. c'ts.ln rny n.aaot lint
ct. t, wnirli rr .it:, titiUl , (.urabillt, aad e-'ieej.U'.! ,
tutvf D .,iial In ll'c. Qiarkl.
bk'iu uiaJe to eidtraiure!; anl rratrad
M It WJi T.B'WITT.
adii;h' i AiN v vuiw.
JOHN A. SrAMBACH,
uroi.-.'R tvi, h im i'ACT;?aa or
LAUIEs' FAINCY FUJiiS,
M,... H'J.i AI'.CII STKiaJT,
iiirtw t ijn u.
CEFAPIiT TLACE IN T3C CITY
ttfl :t nje-a s .i-at 'is.- t . "m 'at, Cjciljt aj :f
IilDSON DAY .NO MINK 5i.nUK.
Kl'.MINH,
ClilNCHlLiA,
OVItMAN VITUIT,
SIBERIAN QUIRK EL, lc,
If at. Inic a 1 ,U UU,t .i.-lss.
Tt.p.e i,c di str fcej ut r t tn gll ranged from i'AXA
l'ai.d a:e Iit'i:j ?ol 1 at atua'.l alvaace ja soet at :b
rate;
tv::i.Y A-,.T!c:.i: wiui.AMa.r- to kk as int-
lkl.'-AMKI).
g.-.i.fif ( c gjirsn'-e I, lo-fl ita
L
ADIKM' I-ANC'V l'UHH.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 ARCH STREET,
AIIOVK SLVEVTU,
AT HIS OLD KSTAIlLialll.O
Impoiter anl Manufacturer of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
FANOY rtXJtH.
ktj oaaorlaieutof rA!iCTL';8 for LaJkt and Calldrea
Is sow ceait lete, ambraolai
EVKIVY VARIKTY TIIAT WILL BE WORN
CURINU 1UE COMINCI SEASON.
Bedcmlier tbe aams and number,
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 AKCII STREET,
Above Bereata,
I HAVE K0 FARTMKB, OH COIINECTIOK WITH A.Y
ejTUtabTOJttUIHJCC'lTV. J-)Aa
FINANCIAL.
11" IT I C 14 rou Tl I u
HAI.K Of NATIONAL LOANS,
S lit a THrBD STttCET.
fHII. kDRLJMU
UNITED STATKS
5-20 SIX PER CENT. LOAN.
T'te .., rider, ha'laf be.a UV eavesaful BIWori for
a portion or tbs Iv:T 6-fo mi l'Y.K CtXt. OtI,r
M.llilb(i LOAM, a-Mp-eaared Uoffer It oa referable;
t'imeto tbeir demean, la la--t or snail aaa-tunU,Ui
hfn1 of dpn-mieaiions ef (to,, ltKs, t'i, tad l'jnti,
both ir.-tatared ecd ciABt.
Tbelntere.t c-nnmen-ee ea the let of Ho'estber nstt
end la a.abl In goll.eeiil ennialtr.on the let of Me
sad Nevemlier.
Al! o'ler Oot ore not t Saonrltlee cd aaat and fereale,
end lar'.'raia .'cn e,'ea c-.c-.-ruinf lasseument,, : our
o:tt e.
JAV OOOKE A (JO.,
ST). Ill 4. Tllllill ST?.EKT,
D ! - t w PlUadsluhle.
FEW HUNDESD KIa2E8
Tarr Homt33teo.j Oil CV-npia
rot SALE.
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
w i ; "e. m . Ttinta sritF.i T.
F
I1-X NATIONAL. II AN IK.
NEW
UNITED STATES
5-20
SLX PER CENT. B0ND..
li,.e na lee oaw far eae tbee trwf s(iiilaraa4
d.-s:rable t'aite-l Biatee Itooile, wal'b base five TKAB.1
Ionia from Noteul-cr 1, M.isnKstbeOorei-ia'.eutbM
Uie piMI -j er red no.tl ta
iMi.r.aiT, g run CRKT. pup. annum,
Viu.s nrov'-AcnaJ la C'lf
C. II. CLARK,
PBHltlDlh'T.
Mortott &tloflioha.-sl, J.,
CAiiIIIEa. It) U-tK
gTOeitS AND HKCUH ITlIiHI
DOUaUT AND SOLD
(J tl COMMISSION,
DE HAVN k EE0TEC3,
IA K. HO . THIHb Bl'a '.Rt.
gMITII A ItANUOL.1'11,
fr-. I.; 8. THIRD 3TKEKT,
HANK KISS AND IiltOKKrtS.
ai.-!t. 'si'Ae, 3-t'ttiojaateia' V)Uulidrea..l t.scks erd
all OeveinaMat AiMwltiee aVwib(. a.td Raid Cm-li
QXAiiliJrwOlN A. CO.,
RANKKRH,
t-'j. 121 8. THIRD STRKltT.
YUlLAriaMPBLA.
0seraii-at Ae-srttlea of aH Is-nse P?rhas4 aai tar
a.e. Hiocka, B4, and Uoid B4ujt sal s4MC)av
a4ieuu
'TiAjar ALlV)WKi) ox diioa -.
C-.UttMBtnmpiT Made. rV.-tf
QOLU. U O L I). UULDi
SILVlCIt AND BANS NOT 113
WANTED.
DE HAVEH t BS0THS3,
aal bf
5 snrmn tr.ir.rt.
J71112II. HTlASII at CO.,
IiANKKltW,
N 30 .-I. THIRD rt T R li li T,
'T 1Kb ai.i
G L1, X, All J GOVl: T iBl.'-f T.'E.i
H T O O K S
5-1 uir am. A'H t o coykinniox bi n
JeTUVV loan, hew loan.
U. S. 10-10
JAV I'UUUU A. CO..
Qtrr.t. I jit asi.t nm
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
hafiW'. nr ti crtit. ivTrarir iv cm,
rsdi-smaUa arr tiae ater TCS YI AHS.al tl.t' 'er.
of lb. Oossmaita'., and serabka 10UTT f.At;a a-ut
d ita.
BOTH COITOH AKt) BKitl sTf UED HOND'1 are
..ie4 f-rUiia Lati.of .aiue dea -ru-aation ae lite 3-)e.
Ibe tnti-re.t r.a -i-'a and Itoue 'kvable lverljr! oa all
ftlier d.-a-nitiail.n,t balf carlf. Tbe lit-AU boJ. are
tUUd atar-k 1, 14. The kif j.arl latere.) laUutd ie
hepteo-berl and MaruA t ut ea.b aar: autU lat rterWiai
ter, tl, a.rraed latere. t froial.lof atarth la reuliml to
be ra d bf sur-Laaera la,s or In i koax eeiuw r,a-M-lnv
A" b ' si'ut. f-r prviutuiu. Haul r.rt t.er anl ire.
AI L UTlir.ll tK'V) HMaLM HKCt kl flt.A UOIMilT
AND bOI.li.
JAY 0O0ZE & 00.,
s tit H. T'liH!) 11 r.Xr.T.
Bbs.tf
UO NRW 7-S0 LOAN,
a k. a .ba, nru-'M reeelsed, aad tbe Ketas
iuiu.le.UMM au ekaias., b m.
OrOUliE i. r')TD,
Hankfr,
aan-tes bin IJ s Tlltnu Str.et.
o
1L S1UCKH
Dtbi'iiiir awd bai.d
bj oAuAiiK J. Brim,
Hi ,kr,
r Ha. 11 1. TU1KD Mvaet,
ATTENTION 1 t'OI.ITIfAL AND PATKNT
rlnlit man; also aiaauia- lureie of Ktrework., tail
,,,! see ll CI.I-.I loliUeait.u.ma lltuuinalor..
J'lv.::,,u" j.o.itACH,
loij-ti- , Aaurlcaa Bou.e, ri,UadiuMa.
1 lATKNTEW JULY 19, 1864.-J O 8 K P H
X btetlTfT, Eleve de rarta, FrelKb Kleam I'reiiuj
aud ftaurliig en any kind of wearing at-paral, ar Lad ee,
li.i'U, aad I budrra. 1'atout atistrai-.a i-r stteuriuj
eai t. fi-ta one u Ava lo-l.ee. V-.. ?.a) atke'k; e-trt.
Ir.ueA -vV-ltlm bueei, l'b'a4sivta- -
AUCTION 8A1X3.
fACKTJ AUCTIOK
A'A.
. HABCST avMt.
f. 0. If AfrT. AnethwaOT, e"-s. seieaaal of
m-oi-a. etaaaA. ami, sjau'HaiiMa.
nrlikite. mm .aleukia Aanetoa Ataoaas. aaetke)
ertti Bttftad pereallr Sn sabia of
. I14L BATA1H A.f rtOOK
At tbe enhaoe.
A IUUSHOLD rvebrrrrri
At DereUtats, end
miwuka nr MBitoiuvrMAS
Al the ..-"e of ll,o ewTH-re.
taah will be adeanoed srbea S-elred en mtnmmt tt
fr)i tit aalxx! eaAe. s
rtv i aur
ra t-!rfrJ., naM,
At f ft'rt'-k . a latae riti-b.r ol Valsiw e ri4"k t
VA'alMmirll? f'"'ieai,ou. laeadAr.
jjUiAUCTION 6AI,g OP CONDtMNKB
V aar. ra.sr" -lmrast a Oerroc,
r la.T l.lviaioH,
. . Wtsnrvoio. t in .Octal-er . IMII )
aZV, " uH . V"' McUO ''
(iv. 1r"l"'''tiilr.iw,
ON 1111,1111 t'At Al.RT HDkSM.
b,1 1" tni r'veee aaaaj re4 karsaiaa aaa
HrrM eiW aine'r
'Krma.'a.h In tnll.'d
at. ree et U A. at .
A'ee carrmce. tale be ceaa-
1-l.H t Ccloael, In ehar., 1 .u.m,, 'J'q.
lirIi"I0N 8AIE 0F CONDBMNK
ytiiiIli-itMTaa-Ow.ai-a Omi, k
Ifiaat lmim, t
Wll' t-i anld at Poblle A.-n hi
Ut-.' uni- and pieree namrd 1-H. w.Tla ""ee, ea
at I) k ua, rt MNYl.VANiA, Tatrae.Bi.r.
fh'totr IS. Ij;4 '
WILMINGTON, KKLAWaltr., TbVKSDAT
lVtotere,lM6A.
TOKK, raMlMlYLVAMA. THtKSDAT.
1)Cf''tMT 97 1 tV)4
1WO nCVDKFD CAVAIJIT H'iSAS At A A Cat
PiAt'K
,ha F-rse. ba ben eor.dcmited as bnflt for Ska
fa' airr f -jee of the army.
' read and faiiniiic aurpaaee ataiva-oad banauu
be bal.
11,-rme eoM .Iair Kalee In reatraeeyte at Id A. at.
Tenna t'a.h. in fnlNt Mate. Carroto.
8 order ot lheUaarteraiaeler-"eneraL
nut a rarrv,
Colnnet la charge t ires l.irl.lea
1 J-toJS gaarterautster-Oeaieral'i Ofllce.
PROPOSALS.
ImorosALu rou papkr.
NkT flPTTMT. J
Itvaaar or raoviaiuse 4hb Oi.oTiiiaa,
October a, IS!.
Pr,ipial,, arali-d and eadorsed '-Preo-Hala f-w rape,"
ti: be r.-celved at thta Ilnreau nntll I o'clock P. M oa ah
iat .la? ot Urtoher Instant, tor fnnilablnc aad Aellrertnc
ai tl.eSat la-d atlinvk)n,ll.I.,riTeUanarAaaaaa
of 1 aner.
Tl.e Better to be white. 13 Inehea kf IIV lackae. b
eth 16 l-eunfe to tbe ream, aad be otade of Unea etocA
to oe rtalcd -JS boce oti each pa, leaving one taoh aaainrtei
at the too aud bottout, and boik eloos af aatolk
base.
itamoiee or quant? and elae of the eaeor nar be eoea at
the lirtice of t!,e ln.c.or lo chart:, of tbe Na.r Yard
at t4wo, New York, and Fblbvtebla,
ana as in a)
1A-A-1H
SUBSI8TF.NCR FFICK, UNITBD STATES
. AUaijr, o.Ol TH Htreet,
. . HeLnv-u,Md.,OctoharIs.lSA.
Healed ProooeeJa. f duvlvmtt, will be raoeleod ae this
enve antai It hi., na ajOMOAY. October st. 1A44, ar
nMBulijia the Valted eUatas aabeteMoto l iiiii aial
roRTHOt'aANr)(nnit) irrAr) or rntrr cattisj,
on Ihe boot, deli.ered at the Htate flattie Scales at Baitf
b mt, Md la lot. of (Hun) one tboe.and eak ttt (lis)
leu date i to be weighed within one and a half dare elter
arrlval, at its eioen.e of tbe ooauraclor. Tber atael
a.ereie about ( IS-.n ihtrteea hundred noands araee w-esgtiit
all fkllrrg abort ot ( Im") one lli.-aaand a-anj. gnee we, hi,
HuUs.Hlaira.Okea, Oowa, Ilelfere, aad Hornless CaUeev
iU lie reiected.
A deduc'.loaof tea (lt aoundewtn be made freea Sha
wel.klof sack Hte.r eoveaied nnW this ooatraet, tr.
s-ined the autrnal does not ataod in the peua two and one.
half i asa ben-re being weiglwd, or la aot weegtead laaaaw
dlelelr after removal I rum Uiecara,
Hlank forma tor srTiHale can be bad on arriiloatlett at
th'a oOloe, el titer lo teraea,trf mall, or telejgtaeh.
rre-io.als by telegraph, or ether Irreguutr, latoraul
p-f-rosala will not bo c-ni-ldered.
Tbe Government wll claim taa rbihl of wetabbng aane
one enm al aetarate, II Iu anaearanoe htdasalee esea
webiht tl.ea 'tt. minimum mentlo-ted abovei tbe oa
peaiaeal wHgrung w IU be paid b the eartr errunbiled--aiai-t.
lueh Mil. to secure consblemtlen, ma,t eonteta a srreV
tsi. guerantre of two re.ponelble persons, ae foAewe e
We , of the Gouarv of , (Mate of , an bsrekr
awatantee U.al la (or an.) able to filial a eonbrart ta
a.n.rnanre with tbe lenne of bla (or their) sroaoalUoa,
and should hta tor their) sropoeltioa be aoceuted, he (or
they) will at oaoe enter Info a eontraot ba acoardoawos
therewith, and we are nrooared ba boeoaao hie seoatitloe,
glvliwi good and sufllclent bond for Ita felnimeati,
There.aonaiblllir of the guarantors must be abosra bf
the official eerttttcete of tbe Plark or the hmimi iM.aruie
( ourt. or f the United steAea Dleulet Abtonier, be ke ea-
losml WIU. UvebkL
Blddrra aauat ba present to retoonl to these bids, ana
treoierea to give bonda and eaam tbe eatraos bafiara lev -.a
U eW.
Th DovernmrettreiereM W Meelf Aa rlat bs reieet aav
or all bide oonatdervA unrea.oltaaie.
1-a.vmente t be male artor eavh delrrerf la seoh faaaw
as aia; be on hand; If Done oa bead, to ba aaadja aa
eooa ae reoetveot .
t r. poaaie must be eadoraea dlttlacllr "rropoealg anr
Iteef tattle,"a:d eddreaeed to Caotaui J. Ik. tauat4a,0.
a.. Itaiumste, Maryland.
It a bid ie in the nante of a arm, their names aad about
ot otfloe addrees meet arpcar, or Uey will aetbeeoev
eii'ered
Itaib person ereverr member of a Arm ffbrbag a mr
oo.al uieat aeoomnanv u wl Ji an oatb ofa!l-ieace la tko
UollMl Ntatea torerumat.lf ae baa aaa air-soar nled om
In ibts oflice.
Ar bi.tt km rori.f',Vin7 Hrictlv w4t IA. eareu IhU mA.
Vrrfisreneru ttttt in reyr-cteet.
. rt. UILMSS,
lo Li 7t Castata aad CI, tl. a. A.
O FFICK C1IIEP QUARTKltMASTF.R.
CiKCri.KaTi,Ohlo, tetor7. IK4.
Fn-poral, are bruited by tbe ni der.igned until TilUKA
1AY .e bfr 1H.I, at Vi o'clock At., far fujuisuiaa taoa
iH iarft-ei.t (hj contract) with :
V COM N I'LaNKKTN, Arrry Rtar.dard.
Al,-., fer the tmotrdlate delivery ot
BlAbl.fc. t etithH, Army ntanilard.
Aud Ute ibUew tng tnatertal for Trimmings, to be etaae
to sami'lt-s wl'kb can taeea at thla office:
I'i.tf ILANNI.L LlxlHH, lor back Coats ;
CANVAH 1'AI.MNa.fbr.lacketa.
K lilt ,WN MUhlil (ligi.t), lot Sack Coat Blear
L!l.tnf;s ;
U l-KtWK WTJbLIH (heary), far JarAet Sleeva
ilmngs;
On) I LANNKL, or Demel Llnlnrlbr Jacket.
n. ii.pi,, may be seta at tbe Otbc ot Cbrtklnf aa4
tiiiiita.-e In ibla eliy.
To be jeiivered fr.-e of eharee at tie I'alted ataee la
srNutlou Vaiebtue In thl, city, la gor4 new packafca,
null the nan.-' of the party funiinhing, the kind and Quen
tay of tootle dltinoti asaiked oa eacb article aaat
paeka.
I'aities cf -ring gcod, matt distlactlr itate In their kid
the ouanilty tboy propose to fumun, the price, and llaas
Idslliery.
baiiih-i, vi hea submitted, mtit be marfcod aad nn.
teieil le com sp.and with the pr-iposal, and the partlea
thrreto meat euaraliMe that ttie goods ehall be. In ovnrf
tusi-e-ct. e-jual to Aimyb'taudard, oUiorwute tbe pray oat
will hot be ot-r.si'f.rd.
A guarantee, signed by two responsible persons, meat
-enu,tntiy each bid, Rtiarauteetcg that tbe bidder waA
euppty tlie articles nwArded to blm uuder Lie propoeal.
Hi-Is will Le opnel nn 7hara.lar, iKtobor HI, )dl. at
?o rlnckP At , at tbls oAce, aud bidders are rAueetaa ta
ke preaeiit.
A aids will o made on FrMgy, October ?1, 1MI,
Itr-i dt w UI bt rc-iulied that the couuacl will be lAltaruBey
fi.ifl'ltd.
Tie, rates n-latlnglo Propor-aU will not be rvotioed.
lilanh forms ot pt,,posal, Contracts, and Bonds utay ka
01ta.;.ed at this orhre. ,
Tbe nht to le.ect any bid deemed anreaeoaabki If
rase vd.
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