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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAm. PlffiiADELrniA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 18G1.
OFFICE No. 108 sTtHIRO STREET.
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e, tf .awn end eddreaa of the writer not net-,t.aril for
B.uetK-a-.ien. bat aa m al,eranl-t fcr bin K""d I 'h. We
jaaeart oadartaae te nun raiectcd fon.aauarVatl.Ba.
To Aiert larr.
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feiraiiiN Tai.puaAFH, e. mrt.lire na to .n pr.a at An
vy1ior, wc a'af ni:j r.-'iurnt that artvpr.1 .-no-ni. mar
, handad lit ea aon .a iti ncim i, lr .tiaBlliM, to at-ca
ikeaa ea teirtia la all of onr edition.
FRIDAY, 0CT01JKR 28, lft.,1.
"jirRDi:K wn.t orr."
Tuk TsLEORAnr yptrl,iy piillish"(l tho
Bewa of n nstminillng fraud which lmj bnn
tommltU'd hy eorno porjured Copporlic.itl.ioo
the bUol of the New York soldiers. It appears
from the fact forwarded, that the cotnmis
lonfrs of Democratic iientuas'oa hnd, liy soain
Ibul means, so well known to the members o '
fbX party, poewessod tlicmwdves of the boxes
Which were to be forwarded to the Secretary
Of State of New York, contalnlug tho proxy
balloU of soldiers, and had, to uso a profi!.i
lonal phrase, "stuffed them" with Democratic
ticket in place of the orig'iml. The fraud N
80 gigantic In Its proportions as to Include
Oyer thirty thousand votes, and to compel the
whole election to be held over again.
We expect to hear or frauds of this nature
until alter election, but wo will tell our Demo
cratic opponents that It Is useless. The voice
of the army Is too decided to be Influenced
either by force or fraud. Although they aro
adepts In the art of swindling, their energies
TrVl be wasted and their science lost.
That soldier who Is battling for the Union
Till be iound voting for the Union. The de
votion which they have exhibited in offering
their lives on their country's altar will prompt
them to deposit their ballots for Abraham
Lihcoln, the soldier's friend.
It Is useless for you, Copperheads, to stuff
ttoxes. Vibe soldiers, deceive officers, or send
Democratic tickets headed "Union Soldiers'
Votes" they are all of no avail ; the country
And the army are both determined to re-elect
Our worthy Frestdent, and no force or fraud
can prevent it.
But the energy of Government may, nnd
doubtleis will prevent the repetition of all
Bucli wickedness. The culprits are to be tried
bj court-martial, and if guilty we hope that
no falae clemency will interfere to stop or
palliate their doom. They have sinned against
the military law, let thcin be puniahed by miil-
' tary law.
Then will the soldiers' vote be fitirly taken,
and the Union ticket triumphantly elected.
' We hcartilj say "God grant the consumma
tion r
, A Solkiem's Sentiments, The gallant
" young Brigadier-General Geokok A. Ccn-
TEB, who has so distinguished himself in the
' valley, has written a letter giving hU opinion
On the Chicago platiorm. lie says:
" I am a peace mart ; in fuvnr of an 'armi.-ticc
and of MiidinK 'Pence Commtssiunuris.' I
' dt lre an honoiuhle and lusting pcaiu. The
" 'Peace Commis-ionem' I am Iu favor of aro
" those sent from tlie cannon's mouth. Tho
" em y nrniitlLe I would yieltl to, would be that
. Ii icta ty me yomie 01 our oayonets.
AH AMTOVBID1NU ruRUEKY
We cannot now remember any oatrage on
body of men, and an entire nation, which
duals or approaches the enormous fraud
that the McG'r-EixAiT-PEjfnLETOif party
baa Just attempted on the rights and the will
Of the New York soldiers now in the army. It
la astounding, and when the first reports ol its
discovery reached us yesterday, we were not
trcpared to receive them as true. We could
realize that the so-cal'ed Democratic party
were In great distress at the prospect of their
defeat on the 6th of November, but it was
lard to believe that it would resort to such a
wanton , violation of all principle and of all
honor. Yet it has turned out true, and to
day McClellak's friends stand before tho
world branded with an infumy which shall
constitute their eternal disgrace.
Apprehending disaster to their cause, and
knowing that the soldiers from New York, as
from every other State, would give five votes
for Mr. Lincoln to one for McCi.Ei.r.A.v, tho
Democratic leaders iu that State had agents
Appointed to tnke the vote in tho army, who
would enter heart and soul into the gigantic
fraud which they designed palming off upon
the country. According to the confession of
M.?J. Fkkkv, one of thesu agents, tho plau
Was to till up the printed bluuks with the
names of officers and soldiers who had been
la the army, but who were either (had or no
longer connected with the service, la addi
tion to this, it U substantiated tint they
forged the names of soldiers in t'ie army to
these blanks without usking them for whom
they wished to vote, thus giving thousands of
Suffrages to M Clem.an uud I'K.vbi.RroN
Which would have been cast for the Union
candidates, Lincoln and Johnson.
The magnitude end heiuousness of the fraud
Im appalling, and lu the history of our country
at least, has no parallel ; uud a party which
ti stoop to such turpitude will not ston at
any crime. After this we arc not surprised at
the thieut mndelu yestcrduy'bXc.wYork World
that "the times demanded fowthing stronger
than worls,"uud that tho point where forbear
ance ceases to be a virtue in near at html. If
the will of the people is that the present Admin
istration be re-elected, then, it i i f:r"."huduwo.l
by the World, ''something stronger' is to tako
the place of w ords with its party. Whut doe
It ucon, if this dai k iiWuiuaiiou does not look
to revolution and resistance to tli Govern
ment?
The World has a character for political
dishonesty and luck of morality which ii
already well established, but it should now
Cease, its twaddle about "fraud.-," and turn its
attention to tho sliumo blistering on it j o'vu
forehead, nnd talk of its very Immaculate
party. It will have enough to do to s:i!ve this
hideous burn ovar between now and the bLh
Of next mouth.
AJas, for the "young Napoleon!" This
hovektpment of the manner In which he was
to be elected brings his prospects to a sudden
, termination, and dashes all his asplratloiis to
Broui"t. Thousands of men who might
voted Ma ticket will refuse to soil their
. "ytouchina a thin? so nnlluted. so
black -wVth tufa
tinmv 1,. i . mi
no Ion. K,.7." " lUL uru,y wairiors wm
o "uttl. H0J,
sttriuu .it' I..... . .
BohUers have the correct
lUey wW
ii. .tt, .
the .ncaking largeVho B',urn V''n
their H.'lita , hRV soa8ht to Steal
their rigliu, dtgrnue tue .
rights, degrade tl,l, ,.,. " ,.,7 Z. ,
Insult the memorii s of their omi ,
Lot the people of the country coualder well
how, lu Ibis wlMi! efljrt to deprtva Uusr j
uvii.uu..a ui uiu .11.11. .u tuio or Ilia Innn
Of tbolr choice, .hi Democratic par,, 2
vi- j-wy
(ntf Into the hnndf or tun lu-iu-ia. 1 p trm
that Mr.wiiii"''" oircimn mny lurmmve
the Rebellion III a short time, and th it with
it end comr the end of Blavcry, th.-a
Northern aympnthizor.-i will heaitate at notliln?
which mny tend towinls electing McL'i.ki.-
i.an.aiio noitiing out tun nojie to l .c iicmi
thnt they mny yet establish a "Confe Icr icj
and dlsnolvo tho Union. The gicnt jirolimmna
ol patriotism, and the claim act up by u.
Fraud Party to be the snvlnr of the country,
are but baltH thrown out to catch the unthink
ing portion of our people.
A beautiful set of men to save the ctmn'ry
from mln and dl.-grace, are thean ,ew
York mnnagera of the aoldicrs election I A
man does not t mat a thief and rr;:er in Mis
houaewhen hia character H discovered ; and
the people of the free States will tell thec
acoundielM, on tha 8tli of November, that they
cannot be entrusted with the intercata of th"
nation, alnce a pnrty which stopped not at
crime to secure power is more fit for the inside
of a penitentiary than it is to nvtnagc the
aflnlrs of a Government.
McCi.ki.i.an Lorii.s MisHotiiii. Genera
Stkhmnci I'kicf. has lK-en badly defeated in 1
Missouri, as aUited in Tiik Tki.euiiai'ii of
yesterday. We regrot to grieve our Demo
cratic friends, but all Viclr friends' efforts to
carry the Slatn for McCi.km.an have f.iilud.
The Sterling rrice they offered to pay for
that commonwealth has been refused by the
loyal people of tho young Iron Statu.
Let Camkkon in Pennsylvania do as well
as tho gallant Kohkcba in the far distant
West.
ItF.FAl'f.TIXU.
In times of great public excitement, when
the country Is convulsed cither by internal or
foreign war, an excellent opportunity is pre
sented for unscrupulous officials not only to
inflict a moral Injury upon tho Government
by factious opposition, but also to materially
deprive it of IU life-blood by robbing it of its
funds.
In times like the present, it is Impossible,
for the Executive or his Immediate advisers
to inspect the actions of the extra thousands
of employees! called Into office by the emer
gency. They have done their best, and have
succeeded far better than could hava been
expected. The number of cases detected and
punished are tho best monuments of their
watchfulness ; and a grateful peopla do not
hold them responsible for what it is impos-
eiblo to prevent, but will rather give thorn
thanks for limiting the evil to such small
dimensions.
There aro, of course, a certain elas of
Locofocos who arc addicted to f iuit-fliiding,
and who blame the Government for ull tho
acts ol its subordinates.
Now let us say to such men as theso, that
you are more to blame by fur for the existence
of this evil, than the Administration is itself.
The Government does all in its power to stop
the crime, while you receive tho criminal as
your friend and equal, Invito him to your
houses, and receive him as a gentlem in.
If a hungry child steals a cake it is at once
seized and committed for larceny; If an o Ulcer
of Government, In whom the President of your
country places confidence, elopes with hun
dreds of thousands of the funds at his disposul,
you mildly call him a defaulter.
The Government does Its duty, prosecutes
the criminal, aud removes him from office; but
this can effect no reform so long as society
treat him rather as a successful competitor for
some honorable prize, rather than as a base
robber, fmore criminal, ten timos, than one
who breaks into a house jnd robs its sleeping
inhabitants.
More criminal, because one injures only
private persons, while the other not only
injures a nation, hut tdso coins money out o '
the lives of Its brave defenders. To mak
money by furnishing medicinal stores of infe
rior quality is rightly characterized by Mr.
Holt as a crime of unparalleled atrocity.
Can a civilized man imagine any one calling
inn self a Christian, mixing, to gain a few dol
lars, copperas with green tea, intended for our
wounded soldiers? Yet such a case actually
occurred, and the parties who were guilty are
still teimed by aged ladies as "My dear Mr.
," and by gentlemen as "old fellow,"
and greeted with shaking of hands.
It s by such a course as this that defaulting
is prcpngated ; it Is by such actions as those that
Government thieves are encouraged. It ii
not the Government which Is reapon-dblu for
thc-eo crimes, but it ia those veiy croakers who
are ul, lining it.
If society would only do its duty, only frown
down these puckers of the nation's blood, the
evil would be remedied. 11, after having ben
de.clurid "Ineligible to any oflK-e of public
trust or honor;" if, after having been deprived
of all their ill-gotten spoils, they were to bo
treated by society as outcasts, as jail birds,
then would they have no object in the coui
mlfEion of their crimes.
If thej were discovered they would lose
loth wealth and respectability; if they suc
ceeded, popular fcelin-r would stamp them as
defaulters who went unpunished so that,
whether ihVovcnd or not, nothing could be
act ciiii'Mtlx-d by thc!r deed.
V hen soi h ty takes this stand, and default
ers lire held lu the abhorrence, which i-i their
(iu. , then, i.i; l not till then, will the Govern
ment cense to he dc.tpoiled by iu unfaithful
M-rvt'iits.
To Waii IJ i-. mi nAf.-C, L.Vai.i. wiiru
jiam s, in his recent letter, that it was ha
who diitfted the n.ate.ial part of the "('hii-a,'o
I'latliinr," Uiid t. i.(i It through all the committee-it
in op.o.,iiioii to Cas'hihv, of the
-I.;,!'.'1, find (,!l:ct War Dem.icrats.
Ale yi. 'i wiliim; In lllit iiinlc.r a liaiuiei',
the mot'tss of wliieli were written by th
tK-i'.fa- Vai.i am.k.ii am ? Think before you
ceu.n.it yourself.
ltVr('l!OV,'!HJt(l IM 111.14! VKllU'I.VS.
We of this flee lan l enjoy a an al many
but we are a!..o o!)!ie,l to endure a
va.-t number of di ico:iil'rt -i, one of t'uu mo.-,i,
i;;.'.-rava.iiig of vihich is bein.-r packed into
public vciiiclos as if He w-re comnr.'ilile
dry pcoils or Uied lie.'iiiiyj. lu England they
won't stund thw uort ol thing. An action was
recently brought ngaiust tho Xorthcasfern
1 full way Company, by a solicitor residing at
York, because the conductor of the train
ullowed a company of a dozeu laborers to
rush iuto the compartment which he occu
pied. He alleged that the company bad no
right to crowd Into the car more passengers
than they could conveniently hold, and accord
ingly brought the action In question.
If a few spirited individuals would serve
some of our own railway companies in the
same way, a reform might, perhaps, be effected
In what is often an intolerablu nuisance.
When a passenger pays for a seat In a car, he
buys the right to that privilege ; ami if In con
sequence of the vehicle being overloaded he
la obliged to use hU legs, as we ourselves hare
,t . .....
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j etu broken ou tho company' part, aud they
oi ght to be made liable fur damage for the
breach of filth. Not milv the safety but the
lii(i;idmd coiDfort of pa.s:'(Migers Is too often
overlooked In this country, mid it la time that
a re (tim In Mil respect was Instituted.
Do Yovh Dt tt. The duty which every
loyal ii an owes to his country, To-Dat,
1 I ir ay, 0 Toiif K V. IKU, Is to see that hit
li! rnc Is correctly placed on the assessor's list.
This afternoon is yourl.it opportunity. Never
mind your dinners, thv-.e you can ijet every
day, but to-day la your only ( lmncn of an
H.'SCKament.
l,oyal wive I do not iive your hushindu
any dinner until he tells you that be has
attended to the duty he own to his country,
and then you do your duty to hlmt
A 1'nrcsn Acikhhion. Wf.nih'.i.i. Tutt
i.ii'H, who at flr.it opposed the election ol Pre
sident Lincoln, has now taken his place In
the rnnl..", and marches to thtt music of the
Union, lie recently nuide a speech at Cooper
Institute, In which he said: '-Ifo hoped that
" the Confederate gunboiit which anchored off
" Chicago on the WHh of August nnd Invited
" McCi.f.i i.an k be Its captain, would meet
" the lirarnarric and join the Alabitmq in tho
" di pths ol the ocean." " N
Mr. Pnn.i.ii'H, like a true man, know what
wan Ms duty, and knotting has fullllled.
"tiik r.i ki:ka om. roti i an ir of west
iiihima."
Capital, Si, 000,000, divided into 100,000 shares
a' $'0,er alii.ro. Htioieriptlon )!, $r.V por hare.
TM Cernpii.F own toa c M Uie motl valuable land and
1AM'H in tat Kaaanh Valley, situate on UorM Keck and
( amv?ell'4 Utto bint rhes o( JkiU ereek, ao4 wllhia flvo
mtini of the Ohio river.
On Home hook Ike eomrAnynwnonewell, which It now
pumptpc twenty. Hirer hert.'U uf oil per day. Title well Ii
only throe hundred ard teiity even feet deep. Ilia
Kupcrlnli-iirVnl la row repcilns to bore to the di-pth of
Uieoltar vtjlU aurroumlirifi tit, which are prodniingfrom
ene hur.dr.-d lo oi,e huutned at.ri aUiy barrel! of oU per
day, when we arc aalUIti d we gan produce a like amount.
7he.ro i ar.otlu-r well at liorve Kork, now bwd twe
huiidrnl and alxty-llve feet, with alxiit thirty feet of oil
In the well. The land on which tlila woll la located la on
a perpetual luaar The Hull Creek Company own a euo
third tntereflt, our euiup&n) have thebaUuceof two-Ui!rda.
At 'anipbeli'a run, tho company own In fee a trart of
lllrty-thrce acrea, coThlderutl by KeoloKltU and inlnlnt
elurlneera the beat oU territory la the State. The uri-at
Tack wall, Bowing five hundred baircla, edj.ilua tl .La
property.
Hooka of auWrlpllcn ara now open at the (,'ompany'a
Office, Itnow Nti. 'is, Mttrohanti Kxchance.
A limited numhyr of iharea only will he aeld.
JOi.-Si. KKOUGU, Treasurer.
rem the "riUi.borir lially Pout" of SepUmbor 9, IS'll.
MOlL firniaa. The Wheellna Inti'llfarenrer' aara:
We learn In m a (.enll.-liiail alio arrived y'-aterdsy rnia
l'lt-aaiiijt eounly lli.nt ol. Moiid .y the llnrl.tn OH C'tu.uauy
attiickaw . il on llore N't-uk. In lhat o-mut), which will
yield a IhoUHuud bairela or oil per day. l ( ere is .treat
t-R.'.ieauj.l on the uhi.-cl lu ti.ia vlciniiy, and the ull levur
la prtvuihn- iu a fearful ex tort."
"jlarrleil.
ArIIc:KH-IinTOIll'.l!. On tho J7tli lniant. by the
Vtev. tienrire Pane llii;.rtlnian, .1. KHWAHI) AOIllCltM
to I.AI'KA WA'I'I HON. oltiett djuHliter ol WashlnKton
llu cher, r.ti... all ormiactty.
MAKltlO'lT BKOWN.-Oa Thursday, ttieMtli Inal ,
liy It.-r. Albert barnea, Wi. II. MAItUIOTI', ol Mil
v. nuke , aud LI.I2o.lll.TlI, dauKhterul Jan. 1:. Ilrowu.
o earda.
alMl.
AV.BOTT. On the evenlnB nf the -ifilli Imiant,
Lot ISA J , lliil Wlleon Abtiutl and daUKllt.r ol VU
Ham II. Ixive, in the Jitl year ol her ae.
'I Ue relativee and trientirt of the family are Invited to
attend tho Mineral, tiom the residence of her hiiahaud,
!no. Ul V Kllth at. tltia iHixtl. day) niurulnK. '2-itl. Intl.,
i.tll o'clock, without lurtl.er DuUco. To proceed to
bouth Laurel Hill.
COHKIvl 1T. On the 2f.lli Inatant, ol ronanmpllon.
AlKl,AlliL V., (lu;f:l,tor ol flemulro P. and Catiiarlue
t'uelfldt. areu 24 yeurri anil 7 niontha.
'1 be reletlvea and trlenl ol Ilia lamlly are reapitrully
tuvlltd t attend the luneral. Iroui the re.uicnctt ot ht-r
ttareitta, No. V1U t:arter etreet, on Huttirtlav, th tlllih
Inttant, ut 2 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel iilll Ceu.u-i.-rv.
HOIIKIiTKON.-On the cvenlnu of the 271U inal . orcon
vuiti(,Df, I LI .1AM 4 It t'UL IE, the b.-lovetl aanof Jamt:a
aud Catharine K-tncitaon, t.gt-d 3 yeara and 4 in'tntht..
PA1,F..-At AnfleraonTllle, (la., .Inly , 1HH4, TtlOM AH
a.ai.l'., Co. M, isihl'a. l av. (Audersoa TrOJpi, lu the
'ilet year ol hie aire.
XXAJLaXa OF TIIK
REPUBLICAN INVINCIBLE 3,
MARKET STREET, BELOW THIRTEENTH.
By Invitattvu of the t'ltfti.
Gov. lllCII AllO YATEH,
AND
lion. OAI.UHIIA A.. OltOW,
WILL AllOI'.t'.SS THB PUIIMC,
on
SATURDAY EVEPJ1NG, OCT. 29,
AT S O'CLOCK.
TIIK I.AI.IVS ISYIUDU ATTCSB. lD-?-2t
"J'HE rAEIIEES' AND M0nAHI03
TSVIIOrVAI iIAINIC
CI- rillLADELriilA,
liNA.VClAL Atir.XT A5TD DKrOUTAUV Oh' TO
UWTKI) S1ATLH,
Il.-ciivea Bubactliiliona fur ti e NKW Tllltl K. VKAU
-:iO 100 TltKANl'Kr NOTI'.S, which aio couv.rtllile
al uiu'.uiiiy into alx ir cent.
1'IVE-IWENTY BONDS;
Ala i fcr tho
TEN FORTY 1WNDS,
In'.ei est in tK-Iti i-uyiib'e ii. (loht.
L iS liitwlm W. H SiriO:.,Jil .(.':l-hi.-r.
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fN Nl) AFTV.Il MONDAY, OCTOftER 31,
'illB ACCO 't MoDATION TKA1M
Ir Kitiii!;' Iriermt'dklc I'lii-is,
Will Lnivi-t;.t-Ittiot,
'UliTiTl.KN'Ill AND t'ALLOWIIII.I. 6T.!CBT1,
At 1 30 r. m.
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0EM:BAL Sfl'EItlNTENDKNT.
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o- tl.r r.,ui.nu . pa.t ultlc on llic 1-1 ef Mureuili.-r ill their
Otl'c,-, No a-u-INK Htroct. The translcr uuo:.a will bv
tJoata Ull tLe iU. til Oitob.-r.
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a JiyWtml of ONK ItllCKSl on ll, (ii,lt,U attiik of I Ida
t'ii,ony. pa.ul'lf on Ihc 1st of Novvmiirr t lluir Ouico.
nu . 1 1 1 M.nir, it. luc iranatw kooka will be clued on
tlie IfTt ki ul Oclolivr.
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and (.'-ii ai.nt.
and Cl.taiti,t.
and Tie.iuit.
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and . 'htt.niil.
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and , In antit.
and Cht-inut.
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Itrtrirrila'a In lottiliiK
llaralna In ( lothtna.
Itarkatna in Clothtna
Bargi.na lut'lviti lug.
Al OatNvn.i.k an.au' CM an4.
At llcnvn i r Nrt-itrs' Old Hiau-I.
At (Iuanmi ri Hr.M ' O d HtAn1.
At Oi-jhN. tt.i a. 8uiHan' Old ataud.
Xn. f(M hcamit ulrcct.
. ( ChfMint itrtt't.
No IU M Cbanvt atn-.t.
Ho. HOD Chi. mil atruct.
I'lmo Vreerrlra fnr lhe (Ninntrr
Itoa.UlDH tloliac and Uotul Uetpura
andotljera
can liare thrlr (U,pllft, ef
Kinb OaiK Kiiiaa
aar-iy packi-d and forwardod, free of ct-.a'tre, hy applying
to lvia A lti,.-itKia,
Arcb aud Tenth atroeta.
rtanoa!
PinnoMt
81ECK aV CO 8
MASON
A
HAM I.I W S
CAIUNKT
OltUAt.8.
MA ROM
A
HAMI INH
CAUINK.T
DhCKEtt UllOS
PLVNOS.
okua:.. I riAsos.
3. K. OO0t.li,
Seventh and Chcaaut atreeU.
PERSONAL.
IOK A ri'NHION-KOH A BOUNTYFOR A I'KI'.K
Money Certificate torn Ward, Town, -'it, Couo y,
HtntP orllovflmment liimnly for a frtnonor'a ly or
a Teanter'B Wauen for an Ofrlf.ar'a Iar-rl-i for a
Hncrultii g litlt tor boimihiK And LodRlnt Vulunteon
for a llirp lout In the wni tor a I'roiturty inluraJ for a
lust 4'lottitng Han-for tb lltn.harK ol a Mln-ir for an
Invnllit 1'enMii n for ohs(hh on of Money Iue hy a Ur
dllur in tlid Army orlSavy lor luformutlon ol Jllatlve
or a Friend In the Army or Navy, or Marine l'or;is, or
tie Revenue Hcivlre.or the Foreign IMulomntiC Kin ploy
rail upon or write nt once to the Military nnd Naval
Aki-ncy, wburo advlco and Inforinutlou ate R vun, free
ol any cluiritc, at onrn. Tlie Miiltaty ant aval
Avvnvy, Ko. 427 W M.NITT Htnet riiiiade1iba. .IO
fcr.ril lu. PKVITT A COM V ANY. AH Inliirmation
iT4n mtvuervncd upon at ofllc iul, and glvou torno-
THR BAILOR (OOI.OHKD MAnTwHO OUTAIVKD
nt ourullice yi-Hirnlut a lCt bill in anarcmiDt lor
l'rlze Moury Unit v,an ud.iuHti d, In place or l(R w ill do
w t II to call back at oncti". an tUr ItMiuicH thnt It due him
atid In our himlx will n pny ut, more thnn h will luti,
and w e an Ri'tiln both Account at tlift name time. JO
fl.l'II K. IlKVITT h CO., Wo. m WAI.SI T Htroot,
riillHdclibln Tho Military and Nuvnl Agency.
TO HOUIKRh.-WANTKI), WOi: VDKD AN1S1CK
8olditrti' MscharKCs at tho Military anJ haval
Akcdov.No. 427 WALM'T Mtrcrt. I'lilladc1rbla.
joHhi-ii k. UKvn r tte co.
gOXlI lilth', HKAMIilN'H,
AND MAKINHS' CLAIM AGENCY.
l(fl nol'KTV AND A ITA'SIO
To ti t- (lichartid boldierwho l-ii, uet-nwt..uuit.d in battle.
HiO 1IOUMY
To Ihcae who l ave aerwd two yc&ra, besides a TENSION
to thoac diaablad.
1(0 POl'NTY AND ltU'K PAY
ToWMoua, Imhera, Mutheta, Ac , of thuse who haro
died t,r hec o killed In the at n ice.
$ I-KNSION A YiIAIl
TotteWMt,wa ar,d rviduaej afntlipra of tho Roldiers,
Hviit.;t-n, and Maru.t-a ho bare died in ihe ter.lce.
PlilZK. MONP.Y. nCK PAY, -.,
Inr the heir, el Mi amen and Mnil iea.
1 1'K.-K CI.AI5IS. ai,d alinthar, a-nlnat National nnd
Hutu uoteiumeuta, prcinplly c:iccitd.
Addreaa or apply la
GEOKOE W. FORD, Claim Agent,
10 it. Im POCK HTUKKT. one door beluw Third.
WANTS.
J? WAM l-;i)-TO RENT, A FURNISHED
SLJi h' uac , (( liii di-i ato ale and Ki-ntt-ttly furnlhrl, fnr a
Miiall lamiiy without cliiiilrt-n. l.t catinu In-tvveen 'J'entli
aii-1 'r.M-mt'-th Htii-ota ami I'mf and Arch at. -acta. Aditn-sa
I'. O. Uox2.,!m, Hltli partlculara. It
JOLOllKll WAITUIia,
WAM'F.D, AT THE ilK.U'JHANTS' HOTEL,
KOKTII KOI l-.-IH 8TRKKT,
IhN IlINISC. llOtlM WAITKIIR IUMKHIATF.I.Y.
c
IITY POINT, VIUUIINIA,
Allicnl 7, IHOI.
Oftitt iKi-or oi- riKi-Aiita, aumiksi
OrivllAriNU A011NST WCHMHiD
WANTED.
UOO TcuiiiaU-i'8,
SO WhculH-rlulilH w ii a
! ltltK-Knn.lt lia.
WduwlU lec.-lretle tluat rate, of (..veniatrnl pay,
fttU'iim. ant! nitdical a'ttntiutioo.
Trfttittialallun furi'lithei hy mtplyog at
No .l rfcNNSYLVAMA Aeuiw, K'uhliiUn, D.C.
K ,1. Sl'Jt,N(J,
tl.tl'TAI , a ). M
.(AM MS M h KI.I.Y,
"-'it l.iUAIil'Kli:,!AHI Ml -t Ai;KSr
Oll'll liri I'MON pas -ICNdMi Utll,
'Ill V'' ,('v"'AN1'1 iiM'3 lull
I , . 1 1. i-i, la, -i-iL't r 1'iiIIhi;. t'liMj.a,,. ci-t-r t.:r aa'o
nt par I'll-- l.i i-rtrit! t1;ti,-.,ir.,l tltt:l,.ih t,f i it cut.
cti,; ,,u ht.titl-, cltar of ail tata, aiinti.il, titute, aud Ma
lm Ipul.
'Jl.ihi- hirfnla aro eecnrctl hy a first mortme on t!,u
it ad an, I it fruii. lii- . The lii.ices am I'lnrcii.e ll
t mi l. unit 'l i-t-nias A. a). utt.
'I inn nr.- isani-u In aiuna c,f e:,on. and can be hnd on nn
iIIc:iiimii nt the ollicu of tin; Vinpnny, No. Ji .Suir.h
. .i . i. i i , mi ui-i.
l'! '-'l-l-l Ull.I.I tM F. KrMllI.K.Trt-ftiuror.
rv. M I N J-. V TO A N V A.
( 1,1,11 ili.:l.io!l.ta, Ki
"j .uisi.it rn.'
M i N ): V TO A N V M ( ) L'NT L" VN i-.l)
J-xt.tj I'.aut,
(il.ll I'S'l'.Utl.lMll.i) l.,HN OKI i K.
Corner t-f 'JIIIUD i,d (11: ull. I, ijirvcta,
11, 1't.v I..,iii,.ir,l .
J.lt.-.HMOil,S, WAll.'llLo, JliWULRY, ..'UN'S
i,-., I. r n.V at
l- kmajii; aiii.y i.ow rmrts. ICC-1
APIUSEMENTS.
VEW CHK8XUT MRI irr THF.ATRK.
il IKONAIill (lHOVXIt AWIl-iJAM.;. BI.N-.Lca-ae.
a r.n.l Munaucra.
THIS (1 ,ida) BVr.NtSO, Ortnhei 2. 1PH.
BESBl'lT AhU Last Mt.ii f nti' UNK of MISS
ol.HK l.OiiAN.
1 IliBT Tl.MK IN llll.S CITY OP
F.vcleen Wallace 111BS OLIVE LOO AW
L rd Kir, It!, k Cliilli.n Mr. K. aiordauilt
To conclude Willi TUK LOTTERY TU'KK I'.
Hulurday Allcrnin, NINTH (ill4M FAMILY MA
Ti: M-.I-, whan will lie produn d TIIK FOHTY TltlEVKS.
alONDAY.Uctnbur ULAlttd. D. V. llUVVIillH lu tA.lf
I.Y N
jKi:.MJjLy liU'ILDlNUS.
1-AST WEF.K Or TUK ..UAKD KTEBEOPTICON.
Mamiint ent proa'rarameaTvTliT NHiUT THIS WEEK,
evtei led lioin
ONF TIIOPHAND VLEW8
taken In all parte ul tha world.
riul.iy Mt,ul.Ocl. tMr etl ATl'AHYEXTLIISrVKLT.
'J 'icketa , tuiiU i iiliUuu U veul't UvuUi V, 4 v yJvV.
JV-ai H
AMUSEMENTS.
AMIXtCAN ACAPEMY OF MUCIO,
LEONARD GROVE R( . . . Director.
GROVER'S GR.AND
SAS0B OF 1'EN NIGHTS ONLY.
(1 0- ''Ii . I !':ntU'. ?it eT-HHi'tm nti to th P .,.'s n
i ruiirril. and a i. t be cx t n d ; rtr an a' y ftirl'irr
rah- r of (.rnd Oj tra ht Kirrn tfurir.p (be fad and wintir
im O u )
1 ho Mr" dor rirrUtln( fn,r:rmonlf( Mnh'r i al
o' ilir i t Irr'i at Arufrirlmaa 1 lintrf luthr Rait, Welt,
a:. J at hew CtN'itnu. jircvpnt the p ib Idltiy or nm tiirr
ta-.r-n.or m orCmj,' Oi i-r.'-cnt one, duilnif tnw entire
o m i -k trrm of t in fotitrbrii ana Ibo e)atnre of tha
Ihelirector tV especial pte.iiiiro-rfltiiinlnflt to tha
iM i.f the flrt lrlun.il a c f Oern an Opera in America
In beliig h a to prtaent
TilK LAllCEST AXD MOST FKRFKCT
GllAND
GERMAN OPERA COMPANY
IN TUK WOKLD.
Manynf II, e ltvfrl.if t.eiman Opera lu tlua cltv are
familiar Jlli tlie titit'ory cf tl.o flralid Oennan Ojtera
C'omiaiij- alrco l,e l:aa ar.auic(-d the I.irpcttun, whtch liaa
litcooM-of uiilnti-irtti't. d aiKtcas: and al the Acad-m
if Mualr, h'-'W Vitk, al,d the A ademy ol Mulc, It jnton
(wl.ero tlie C- mrany la atlll enaafred), the aui c.aina
trnnac.acd aeythli.g l,itinrlt. atlaltic-U by tliand Opi-ra
lu Arc(-rlt-a.
11, especial envcy, Mr. ADlT.i'II lillinri:r.l, ha.
paki-id tl,p epr.n,- nnd .ntiimi-r al the prtnc pal cnurt-cltla
.,f F.ur.,pc. ciifta nc fur ibis i-caann aerera'. KK er AliTlHrrt,
piirfha.li f..r the Lire, inr A l.AIMIK AND F.xrKSHIVE
WAIUH'OIII-', ui d OI'EU ASn. w to the American ata .-e.
The f I'nwir.ir ertia. ernluim In Oet man aud Italian
Optra, conatl.ute
CSltOVElt'S
CBIKD tKRMW OPERA COMPANY,
SEASON OF lHCil-'O,").
GAEL AKS0I1U12, .... Contactor.
Mud'iic maiiik FitFnrraoi.
l'rinialionna.
llalamt JuIUKN li TTl It,
rrtma tetioa.
M:idameKERHIA .T,:nAsw-EK,
mm. lleniia.
Mad He florniK n.icn.
rrlmn St.ui ri.e, frnm Impurla O: e-a Huuss, Vienna.
Mud'lle 1-Al'l.lNI'. CAS1HS A,
rr.mi i-'onb ctte.
tladarue EUNK-.TK LA ROCHE,
8cconra lunDa.
Madame PAUMNK l.KltliEU,
HccOiida ilonna.
M.K1IA1.ZI1IM.MKII.
'J e-ior Rohuito.
XI. TI EODOKE IlAr.KI.MAy,
Tenure Lj ric.
Blg-GH'SHTK TAM AUO,
Itnur I.tr'c. li, yal t pora, Milan.
KAIil. FOIlMKsl.
Ttacrcuowiiei kaa.u. Ma drat appearance tln:e hts return
irom i-.ur pa.
JOSFP1I I1KKUANNH,
The ccli lin.ti-d Ui-aao frofundo.
M. IMlMlltr, l.KI'M ANN,
rrimo Uailtnnc, ituyal Opt-ra, Itoriln nrat appeara-ice la
Anitulta.
M.UEINltUIH HTKINT-:CKE,
l'rioio Itarlloue.
M. ANTON (IKAtT,
Basi.9 Burfo.
M. FlIOUADD 1IATMF.R
,!KTIN ZINSIII-IM ....
M.O'ITO I.KIIMANN........
W. Al.l'll.iMHK I'IKtnS......
tlllM'illLllhrJA WOOD
I'aa.o
I'cnor
I'.aaan
Hirltuue
1'nuiiei Xiantotiae
THE GRAND REPERTOIRE
Selected for tl.e SFJkSOS IX PUILADKLP.IIA com-
priBt-a
KAUST Ottimod
W1HL1L1K (.Bccoed llruo In America) Uuuuod
Thh Ii Oounod'a luleht Opera haa only aeon pretontrd
In twoKuropt aii Opera lloniea prior to Its nrcacnta'lon by
thia Conipaur.
JMVESR Halevy
LKS HUOVF.NOI8 M.-yerlner
IlOllF.ItT I.K III MILK Meyerbce !
11F.H FKK1HC1RITZ Von WoixT
MAUTIIA Yon Hotow
WILLIAM li.l.L Ruainl
liON Jl AN Mozart
AND
UASIL III.ANCIIG Uold au
ou,
MGIIT IN (iRKNAUA Krcnlzer
NO OrEUA WILL BE REPEATED.
The above (in AND liF.PKllTO! HE can only be preicntod
In the FN TIKI'. WOULD toy thia Company In the aame
ntiiiiherol nihta. The Operna arepreaenu-d heroaftor the
moat th-jr, ukI. aittdy nnd reliflnraala.aud taeach lu.tance
ha.eb.-tn prfaeutcd once or twice bofore thia acuaou In
New York aud Loalou. .
THE CASTS WILL I'LESEST ,
K.'.liL FOI1MKS In lils inott celcbiated role., many of
whii-l, have been wrlttru eu-aply for hint.
,'OsF.' H IIF.KMANNr in hla irrcat Bpetlaltlet, In
ecveiul of Hhich ht- ia uoa- acl.liowli-Oaed to aland arlthout
eiul.
'Jhc ITlmcIionne.FaEl.lCKICI.noTTEK.andJOllAll-
iu their atluntteat aaaumptlona.
The Tetiorl IIIMMKIl, HA III. I.MAS, and TAMAItO.ln
their nitu-t ellecthe rolea .
Hr,bra. TAVIaIIO aid I.KllVANN, a-d Had lie
Iill'IIA make tl.elr l.l at piarance lu Ihla city.
NolHlthhtandlra an expeu.e linprece U-tui-d In America,
there Will be NO ADYAM K lu
I'lUCrS OF AlMIsrtIOiV.
Iir. a C'licie, l'uMuet, aud Par-jiKt t'licle, ONK DOL
LAR. (Secured aeal-. Flflv Cenla t-lta
Fan ily t'ire'e, FIFTY t'KNIH.
ial.T,- WKNTY-FIVK tl.NTS.
t "li t- a'e of M ASON KUI1H "IliniON TIa-KlTS
HM.Y. 111 i t, nn,. HATt.tDAY, 0.t.t'..r l, at
..ill Lil-t. .ill H rlT.'UtL.
T! r I) n pit-r t :iit:e.iy hi pi a Unit tho lovers of Opera
v ,:i a -1st it, b.t uilni-a liiii'i-ai-ann aul.,.in elewofthe
vuy ir nt ext.. nse aotl m-c. aaary risk attending an
oj,. tti'li entt riirise of aucli mavniilctni e. With thit hope
lie plans Ihe price ul utlL-rlptlcu Keats ut tho fallowing
veo uioileratc naica, nnd oftcra a acheme embracing
A SEAT 1 OK EACH NKillT. ',.
A SKAT l'OIl EVEIIY OTllKKKKilir,
(n't itKitli'K ftoni t iller the flrat or the second 0,irr,i), nr.d
A SI.AT FOR Tlir. 1 II13T I'lVL Nil. II IS.
r-t !m n Uec nrd s at (Ten );tt rj) i i ..()
.M-t i n, te ..;,:,th mc u n ,1 eu.iis (1'i.e t);,ei.i ) i
t ni l 1 IVf ll,er.: i; 2j
S,,le foi .Single Cpi rn niijl.ti villi hoi cuiiut-i.t.- lietoN
TIII'lllAY,Nt)veribei-!l,ls.H. Ju .'n.-.'t
TALNUT STRKliT THEATRE.
Tll'l (I'll.liO KVKMMI.fWiiWrM.lWl.
HKMiHrOF III. Alel.l.AN III THAU vM,
t'n w incti ,i , .i.ion l,ie voiiu.- it ltd in- ntn'iii j ruuedienne,
illMS Vlll.tlMA KL'. IIANAN,
lll appear a LAlil' MAClttlll.
l. KI AM 111 I'HANAN Art MACBETH,
In Hhuk-Mpetue'a ireut 'I mgcdv nl'
JIAt'bKI II, KIN.. Ill' hi 'OTLAND.
hl.-h will be proouit d with all Ilia. original Alusic, c.
louinrlBda with C'JI SIN llll-.llUY.
ton. in riieiry, with aonm Mrs. f ll-nrl
I x Oilice vpin troia li till V o clock. L'urUiu riaua at 7. a
o cock.
MRS. JOHN DRKW'S NEW ARCH ST.
IHKa'IKF.
Allt'VI I.L BKVEI IT OF VHSTVATiI,
AN.) lll.lt LAHI NKIIIT 11 r ONF..
THIS (l-ridavl I VI NINi), October J, IhOI,
Tilt MUll. AJSill.
AllestandroVaasariMd VEST V A LI
In wli.cb Biic wiu ainA- 'tt.vnt'e ilc'la," atidoth-r a-mrfe.
AlttrahlcU Uiu LltlNDItil.fmiu Lucroiut ligia, by
VKH1VALI.
'Jo cm, lude will, tlie rlnrioue Fan e of
T'l l-AHIH AMI UACi Foil FIVR rOt'SDS,
TO MOIiltyW, HATL'UDAY, Poaltively Laal Might Of
VKVTYAI.I.
fcvuday-ltQ, Ai-PWUS, ANY WtUiAUSt.
A. T li M I' .
v;oor & CARY,
No. 7'-J,") C III'.SNIfl' STJtKl-'.T.
LADIES' AXD MISSED HATS,
AM. NIIAI'KH,
lliinT r-TVLIW,
KEW COIiTIKESTAL HAT."
AT
m o i r, r a t '. r n i c f. 3 .
P. R.-OLD VJ.I.VKT II0NNET8 mSt Ovit. Folt Hale
ai,4 Jtonnce reshaped.
WOOD OAItY,
Ko. 725 CIIXHXUT ST3KF.T.
A
1LANTIC FOB NOVFMBER!
SOtlTM I0C1NTH1 JUJCKST8!
PlTtJMKK'H.
lft -j-1-ll ilt) H04 CIlhiNUT 01IIEF.T.
ry 11 11
SUNDAY HERALD,
1 Vlitiiili? XKWSPAPEIi,
CONTAINING THIRT k'-TWO COLUMNS.
I.OYAL.LUTINUEI'ENDI'.NT,
BIay iBHitrloji hfl Vrcn n'Jrruicd nnf rpiufti mule
id II . til lOlttiMH- "TJIF !! A " AM H rHv taDrOt OfilP-
n .). Uic mii'ioci linn LPrn an ki u-iv awanffi vy uiir
tMciHlii. We rt'i'lv n (!'iv hi- HiKtl -r that the' Cami'Uon
Dial ' will t mne itf iMibMcfttin on 'ho lh-f Noveuiher
in it. Id mis'on rhi-n hvlt.(; ca fircil fty l-.nitutlun ; ht'fi
1'1'K I'lAL," m hit: ti is nuiv thrco s-(iri old as n lUntaiiiff
piiHl t Inai.t im 1 IiHiiy, wiJ contiaut its publicaiioo on-v in
TI't"F M1'K fl Til ft.
7(, tula the nUro, however, of tho 4,0mi.ign IMal
thru'' v iin l(i.vn ailinirt'd utr oourau will nnJ aluiiUAtit
liitiir) locu In tuo
SUNDAY HERALD,
Tht 11 rat r, umber of h!ch ulll appear oa
SUNDAY. NOYEMHIOlt l9
TWO PATS prior to the riesItlentUl Election.
Ti c opuoiltion which we have nft(un'orp(I In the piibll
caU'iii oi tlifl Cjinioahm 1:.I from IIh-bp who t'Oi lil
hMclaktD txitptlde nnd ilemire at iti luicobi, eiiall
ht luii a nuiati u at n e prntn-r jwri u.
Tlie TKiaKitMAi'llu: hKW ui theda , up to the latest
mtmcot oi um aiun, w m Appear in
Wp Intend to publish n Runway Newspaper which will
ht uri r o tiy the inmc venn jnni.
A'-VKK I i.si Air H i i will he rt dived at nne. aud Sub-
irrihtTh' NiiTCi entereu upon the Larrioru Hu jK",
hi' I.M'Kt I'TIO N At ail subHcrlbort $'l (it) per annum,
or HVK t KMH pir v(Mk, payable tu tbo Carrlom.
AuvtrUum nti at tun usual raieit.
S. JL COHEN & EON,
rUBLlSIIEUS,
IVo. lOU fe?. THIItU Htreot.
"SUNDAY IJKlt IjD."
fO PATiTSF.HSllIP.-The nndrrHlynrd !ia this Any
ater-onatoi, hiuitcti with .i s.h, UKOKUE colics, tn the
pl b.itrttt-ii oc the 'Hi:NlA 1JKKAUV Ihe flrtt iine
oT viilt n win ne made on Novinibpr (i, lbi, unUdr tha
fclj ir hih; i rill i'l rt. r..UJiiri.i ntii,
AIi!ifiiKh nai fricixlH may think. I am IndlvlduaMv a
1 on.iii(it. luc t wonty-ortti yeurn active counrctlui
witti tt Tifit. vf thin cttv. aadi-d to n y prt- ent uumcroui
it:bilrKt'(inti, rr qiilrn torue amiiiiance lirncr, wnile
loimtf An.- nra can ruit r thl. I at leatt run a ii
In aeijiilriuK te manlv irait of lbr pereverance,
H. E. eon EX,
Ke. 108 8. TUIBD bTKBET.
rull.AliH.l-lllA, OcULert. ISol. ln-2; jt
SPEC8ALnNOTICE3,
t-T'" NATIONAL PAILOKS' FAIlt.-AX
eflurt ia iiioii: 1'i'ii it mmlo tn mtibiuli a Home,"
(rt c o ' rtuicn and marmt i disabled In oar iittral nfi-to'.
It lh pn jKrsi tl io r lifto lutuU fur thv purp jie b aUieit
at iii al HnUciit Flr. In Nl hfhl tn liukton, Mannch i
s tt. ( n tin-!Mh oi N'oveuiU-r. to bo npcri ten flayi. I da
ir.wiiHi T8 of tl ho'i-u rti' Itori-of I hi'adi'lpbia propone
to co pirute in tb)B in out lati'ihb e and patriot c enurrwo
by lun.lhtiiy a ibh i a ihi lair, to tie roit'toctud b a cm
iijitiip ol luil Mi from fit it iiuiubt-r. Tnu hoimf ilio rtfit
ttt 1 ruptli in bi'ba f of the nub'i-he irtid ai d aierltirl'n
h.) o. , they at p'y witti niill1(-ncc to every rim ot ttiolr
It Uc tt'fioiin tfi fti'l tl.e n by contribution,. In tn nev m
artitle cf ihve an1 uii'ity, In order thnt I'hiimla 'nhia
uny yf rriilltftt ly iri.rt'Mtfiiti'it. Oin.tribiitl no mtr ho
Utt at tht) holditr' lb-UK', corner of Maee nd Crown
Mrs cit, with Writ. I. HaiMoi-k, J, Treaurr, or at hr
n ub Let-, Nu. bt-C 1'inc atrt-et.or with either ot tho b1
lowlntc HAHAfiFPH or Tin. riui.AbEi.riiiA f-0.nti:iLH' iiouk.
Wri-. Will-am Mruthi-th. Nu S. iVnu Aquare.
Vra. J. llnriitT, X . 1017 S Heeoad atreet.
Aim. It. I Kii", No Hjiruce mrettt.
Aim V (.1 boons, No U-'l K. 'i'l lid atiet
Mi. II. liniok., V. Ko S. K.lnveuih street.
Aim. P. . A. Homier, Nc. flue itret-t.
A. re W. B. ltojd. Ko Uli !pnu Ht.eet.
Aim. W.l hi-ihHtn, No. ;m N Bevetitlt lUe 't.
Mm. J. rrott. No. vliw; W. ln-Iaucy place.
Ar. Jiici-bn, No fyjn Hprure. wtreet
ir. 1. Uudt'iitk. No htHi f'lue tttrt-et.
Aim- Iavro, tt'o.V'il . Fourth street.
Aim. Ir. WhIIci, No 'til A. r'-iur rreoi.
Airs. 4). h llirtiT, Nt. (;; Hrti.-p mreet
Aim. B. H Hull. No. 4-" 1 c- ri.-n street.
Aire. It. Kiinri , No. !1) N. Krunt ntmut.
AIih T Itmld. No. -12 'ahtiiK on rt.i;are.
Aim. (iibefpie, b. W corner I nieeiith aud Axoh.
Al j a. J. araHn, So, Vti Hprtir r itraet.
M'g. .1 Cat row, No. if; It Arch street.
Aire Cuitia.No t'ii.e atit-et.
AMU K. Kiiivlit , No Ju8. Flout itrect.
At I Hi HoHiriKtwortn
Dr. K. Wallace, No. 277 8. Fourth street.
W in. Htiuihern, No Ji'.'l At't'kut ul reel.
F. H. Hull, HtNeiith V.ttl-.I al Hunk
jU.berl V. Ullig, o tat't hiiirm street.
It. It . W airi; er. No 1 N. h v. nth i.lief.
11, Frank l'alm-r, N. Iimai Ciiemiut street.
Fvkh Kurduii'h, W. c- rcu-r weiitloth and .Vrch.
M liaddoik .Ir., N. 4 W Atarket street.
t-apt-un Tu i ley . An. liii Mount Vianon street.
lat-vi i oft, No Ti vtiet n htrri t.
Itt;v .lunph I'erry. No.V4i M. fciont Rtreet.
C nil thin J ' ib l , No. :'H V . I,- lmii H ilium.
Tim Treasurer m kuow li (i;rs the tiiilo lug donations
Kt'siiH V llai'Mull..
.. elut' J"lin ii rett.,,.
J. Al llai'tlah, iu k'ooils
Willlsiii P. Smith lit
vahieii at
,1a o- r-e A Co
j:. W.Clarke & Co
afiimhain, Kuklitini A
( o
Piu.tit A brother
John It, Alyers Jy....
H. A W. W eli.lt
AbKtnn, Hon A Co.. .
John .iton,b"U Jn t o.
Im v 1 J-1
A. lv.V F. U.W ou.ra.il.
tb v F. 1- at)..tl- ....
I. :o.h-l IJ x.Mit k, Jr....
i 1 n si'ti .V Co
V li , All I'Mnii A Co..
Tn ilii I'tt'kto Co.,
,l.iuif! 8. F-rrJe A- Hon..
J , n tie. dtoki-r, i.v l u..,.
int v Wiior A Co,,,,
Ko.-lvlull A WlNtn
N. F. bli.'ririilr-'e
(li-f-n e KbI.h
Chults AUualtibtcr.,..
Henry l.twil
V T. H. aUiiut ;iti
f. & J. M flnnUlUI....
t ti.is.H Ifo.em
It. 1'iuTik I'ahiior
.las Curstair
Miw..ar.. C. Hand
Miss K Km she
krs. Kini.'
Airs. W. li. lH-nu-nt...,
Airs. Jart. luUii!.tTty...,
A!ra John CaiTow.,..,,
10 Jamt 11. Oniu ii
I'-o XV, It.Alonroe lo
Hi) Olios. Alatiar't t Co... 10
Wiltlfttn A. Iirown )i
ion J. o. Mar well & Mon... ht
XW Har't.y Fille.v 10
1'Hi Silvery A; Co lo
lo) Ca-h jn
l'H David S. Hiown li
l.-o t'hihi,Ul(.hia lnnuliiT... 1 1
jM' lieuiain'i ome k
U (.em Yi"'l) .i
W . I'hll.'ip I. rooks...
M Charles hlukt m A
' JJe ilrli n llloti.ei-,. tt
.lothih Kisit riioL-k,... fl
f.O v. M. I'i.eker 2
fa MIij K. Fiiislio 10
tti Mm, lloriic- U. 1 ly..., 'id
Im ;tra. Niwvlord. b
2'. AIih. tV. ti, HomI r,
Airs. C H. t.tiiur ft
2;. Mil. C. 1UII
Mm J mil Lindsay..,, b
'Jo Mn.lJ.: aimvflth'.. 5
2' -Mm. Cnt!'ariljtf t leld., y
if . Mm . Close 11
'-.Vi A. W'fiiiMm lo
2 W. It. li am h ud 10
20 Mia. Levi Tovlur 6
: Mrs. Ja. Alldtirdlco.... A
10 Mrs. K. it. File 6
b J.evl T. liutlt r f.
lo Mr. i). W allaco 6
10 Mm. Hvrrimr 1
10 tvtniiiK Ttileyiaph lo
10
Alm.ii.A Huuder.
MKS. D. tlADnODK. .Tn.. Treaflnrer
Other tibscriptioiiailiaukuily jrutei U and duly c know-It-
tin cih It
rrf- OFUCK OF HIE WAHDKNS FOU
J'orluil'liilad.'ll'iila, lo. llli WAI.NI T Hin-tt.
Vim ai.ki i iiia, Oclulioi' ti, 114.
hOTIlat.
Aerlleallon having boea nail by th. Philadelphia. Wll
Bilin loii antl llullii i, rt ltuliroaa t oui,any M llie b.tarjol
Waidena lor a Llcn.e to iiupr.,.. Ibelr l'lr aout i or
IVaOmiaton elrtet ti e Delaware rlv. r. a -llon will M
I.Ud en the a.uie en
W-W-a MaviWaaeilvVri,f1l'W-
JlTj- UEAO-tjUAUTER
I.I lflll.IOAN INVINCIIlUfl,
hanoaaL IUll, rhlLvl.lbla. Oet. W.MeA.
OHUKliS a. It
I. Tl.eduh mil inret at t'flr Hall. TniS AfTKB-
M.iiN. al 4 o'rli. V, t.i l" lo n. r'UIll, ra.
11. -I icaitta fir the rouna trip will bo mailf at the nil
tl,aattprna.,n, Mr IS oV-lw-k, tlie price erwhlrawlli
br ft; . nt.
Ill Ilir Club a. Ill Iravetbe Hall nt 4 V P. M. ewlaalf .
ai,a It la cartcit-tl tli.il ibn lnrinbera will lie preinpt la
lrtinB nl tlif t ir.e .Intt-1.
IV. All I ,n-.. In r-t,-an-ltn ol mmrt.re raaat be
tutititl In tl, in iiiK'tilni; In l,e t-'.ne,! and HIM.
V. 1 tjutptnmit litr ah- nt lllu Hall.
I'y omIi r i,t
C1IAUI.I.S Vf. SMITH,
t biff Marshal.
' "OtlE NATION AL rOirLIOT."
' tr.vwi,,i, tf the IMini f-TATi a CIIKHTIAN
( tH.Ml.-eit'N.
I.TV. -Ml:( P M MMI'SOH. 1 P.,
i-fitvnr Ma lii-tini. t.ii 'lOl lt NAT ION Al OV-
111., li. ,M- a-MLi'M-Ai A.'AhPMV Or' Ml'SIU, oa)
K'Mi.ll tVIMVIl, (ii TOl-Ht 111,
Al a gtiarti-r lo a n-clt ,-lt.
lb 1 -rlar lav b. en tit il.rr-il ll .r. I.rra a-i ?lanra
in 1 1: . r . i.;i,..it ...rtr(iei i.,,,.,i l.!,(,,.n ,in,.aon'B
( . H, !T.
it j. C . t. Tn,-aala el Mn-'lrn".. N,t. CO-; Ohaa.
r.ii.ir.eti at I i ikini'i.-p A Itl.-alna- .So. N. rt.tirUl
am il ; a, il at tl,. A "tit n, .-o I e ...enlni; ol tlir l,.-la.
1 1-. ...J. rr ti.o (M-ti.tlt of .'..a ai,d wi-ino4
aeltitra liiiaat
I'VIUJC MIJii'niNtJH.
ADDRESSES WILL RE MADE
10 TltK
C1TIZEES OP rHILADELPHLA, 1
I'J tl e ftlKWll:; fUHr.,i.lil:r,l Pi a.lora. aa fuU.ina
FRIMT 1;VI;MN(.( OfT. 28,
AT TI1H
HALL d TEE UNION LEAGUE,
II T Till
HON. It. II. TANA, Jr.
SATl'ROAT EVENWe, OCT. 29,
AT TDM
HALL tr THE UNION LEAGUE,
COI.OM-L n. STOCKETT MATTUEWS,
Of Maryland.
TIIK LIIK8 AUK. ISVITEI) TO ATTKND. l M-
oil suucKimoN-s.
r-i.ti-ce p ion room io i m iuii"wn r- wcu-iiTnitu sa
cceiraLie tructs in (ami, Min;itea in mo
YKNANtiO Oil. VKlilOK.
nun I'l riiir tan Buiuaiin wuaa iri inuui uavau vvras'iaewveB
vrc now uid.
No 1.
All tT-at cariMn irnct. niece, of parcel of land contain-;
irnr llrtv ut-ren. bema- ami Ni.uute in Ttoiusta tomuhia I
Vtiiniiko c ii nt v . ai'tf State? of I'efitikVivaiiia. This iTfi-l
l-env has a lame front on te Ttoneta creek, and Is about 1
four niih a tiom ihi AU-i;htnv rivr there la on the ereeJ
aooui tvacnty acn i-otinn land bainucc niiiy a rario m
1
itina on tne norm sine oi u. iiis uucnies unmeaiaiMji
vctueen two oil Loixpamcn.
All tlot crrtaln tract. T-Iece. or Dareal ef land cnntalnfn
one hiiiidml and ti'ty acres, bolnc aud situate lu riomit
towiihlun. Yt'uaiiKn cotituy. 'ililn iironurtv ia nart ot th'l
1'canou tiact, and a m hat a hit:e 'font ou l ionftstal
crt ek. It has a arue ravine ou tt. ami some heavy oak I
hickory, and heiulock ilmbr. Tnere are about ihtrly I
live aires borlna; pruiind. It fi it I so couti;uouf to tel
Iruperty oi au oil x.mpauy now ai worx
No. JL
Alt that certftin tract, nlcoe, or p.ifel of land bdntf anJ
situato iu I loiiHsta tuwiistup, Y enantro county, i hi.i pre 1
iit-ny coniAiiiK uny acreb, ot ni'-n unoui uitr cn a re
horu ii u round ; it finnu on the 'i'iotiofta crefk, atm I
Li: a iiii.'ls, and atuu; part of tho ir"peri' of aa inl
Coionaiiy.
All tl at ccrlnlu tract, u't'iti r .tarcel oflitnd.cmitAlnfnl
tt my si bcri t, htMiis; and ttituaio in iornpltiitor tofrol
hi 1 41, t i'ii ut ciuin it ttui t on rttnart s run, and ex I
tfiHls Hcroff to FHtKirCa:up ruii.tieintr not only near ta I
toi ls of these t o btrenms. out ne-tr tlie AUoiehetiy rtveil
It is iart nt ihe Waldo tract, 'ihurtt are about eifcht ncrbl
buiilig biotiuu.
Vo. ft.
All that certain tract, piece, or pair l nf land, ontainin.l
aixiy nen s. uei'itf ana miuat jronttng on trie Aiinen -j
river, in l'lexi". t towiiflilp. t iiaii-o county, atout mla
wj ieiuen in ion im 01 rriiiieui una n uie.iia. it aa 1
Jiuns the HtH'kuthurn fwm and alio ml tot nt and ts ia la) I
ituuicutHte Mt'imiy 01 several ol cooiuauies.
No. 6.
All Cat certain tract, pit t e, or parcel of land, contain I
Inn tlvo aen t, In (hk aud situate in Hii kory townsliiil
cnnmo t'4.uiiiy, -i .11 is prt tr uie Mtitiin uact It front-J
on HuHter a run, ia near thtj Allt-uheaiy nvor. and atNKl
mile and a half north went of tha town of fioiicsta. Oil
this Ivtclve-kctu tract tliere aro about two acres buria,!
urounu.
Bfo 7.
All tr at crrlaln tract, niece, or parcel of land, contain In
fiii acriin. btinK at d ituatt) In i'iiirjve t wiisdip, Ve I
iianu enui ty, iioiiiu k on i.nu near ine nioum 01 a run
cnu'oinu it.io llmrock crek. Ahout aix acres borin I
froiu d. On litis tract ia some, very hcavj oak and uit:krjj
Thrisc afven estates emtirHce fmr hune'red and three
aereh ; ot wi led any oiH' iout'h Is u-nn wround. Amki
be obsci vetl ail thchetraeis fr nt on Ihe Allaneny and tt
tribuui 11 . 'i ht ttdt Hiilai,s ofhuln on n.tvit(Atloii wher
01) can be shlMeil ihtert trom the well without train irta
tion, (Hid w tu re uuiplc tliulti- may ba had on the prupuri,
tti feed Ihi ni;i)f. Ji tihviollM,
Ah the purctaicof either of 1hi-e tracts would reiulrj
more money tnati nn- na.iorny 01 eroni nae ai con1
iiaand.it li 'roMired 10 dUnle th-m Into one hundrti
iiitt'i 1 mh ol one thncHttinl dopura each, ilius ailurduiK V
man of dn id m -ana, as well a the ca:itallt. an opp'tr
tunny to set u t an it turt-st in thia trub wouderful as aa
A liiiUey-inklu re: 1011.
All ol ttieh iropi rues have been aelncted for their elifft
bilttv. i d. iih nntv he teen h rt'ft'reu p to a uuid. ai
unusually well ItHiaied. lYtyareall c-mtajuvui tit, a
jotn una ur nrnwn lamia 1 1 ramimniei navmfr in in
akuretfa e a capital of at leant three million of dollar
whoe "aioek" in bcliiK rm idly disposed ol
As ail are aware, the usual plan adopted far the develop
met it i audi a (iropenj is 10 lotiu a torn pan y and tssa
ccrtiikau h 01 u k. 1 he iUn her propostwl may be con
aiiicH-d preliminary to tlie or;auiati Jit of one or mr
cotiipaiiieiioii tlie-eeat t , whlfh willeont the lOnoitiuiHAi
arnaritiiiit:HM hen fo only one tliousnnd dollars each, aud ai
sutHi-ct to no ri vulii . leuM-s. or 11 iortu intra whauoever. bu
w 111 be k t "-Mil an uu nn stioiiahlu title., In fte $impu
UirotiL-l out. 1 he Muhs-'ileih can then, uuoit tnl auliataL i
lial and solid ha -In. 1 rr'iiiie one or more conijianie. ulrc V
otiio ra in iu aiiiontr ine'iiteivea, eacn suD.tcrindr oem
e iuaiiy tllib'.e 10 iho pu luon of oilier of tha oo
I'.tnj ,
Suo rideaof the hr.mcne value of oil territory mj b
RHthttnd How the f.-l nwh-tc tit tsments : At ridemitatlr
"Leoiifuiite ehV have vtehh-d aho-it one huiUre
bartels per day tor three year 1 the "llvy 1rn k" well ha
vrohin the last three yuttrt vlt di d attout H.t-OO batfela t
oil. aud s till su iM-ivnll bo'tij,- worked.
The N. hie und Uehiinatei well In p tunrg forth a eon
etnnt ar am or nil, at tl ti rate of bt barrels per d
eqiial to t 10. or o 1 r two million dollars' worth yearly
'Ihe.leiey wellieiitantieut daily. TheMydaaio
Kul'eri t'nrm. tliirtv-tn-t c 11 ncrei. han been converted lot
ct iupaiiies. repiiat-ntiiiK over 'vra mtlhoa dollar.
Ti. I'ualtty of i' m -ntrrent local ait) a varlea- Eer
ae'l li,joiUid peri-uu knows Uutt tlie oil Iron Tiotiesi
creek I. (oniiitkrttl fmly tiuul, u not auierior. to any ii
the oil region.
Cherry Itun, nnt far from i-me of thus properties, an
closely resetubluiK tl.ein, wns uiler'd In IjucuuiLnr last n
1 11 ai res ol the snnie properiien I.ave int been sol
tor over s ii-u.iMaii one w
a)iuii, 'it!,.T lor ttieisuivo. ,ir lor
c. lit . to Ihi i:iil at U.-.L I, Lie ol anb
llllllll. I u till...
.ribni, tl.e b.tlaulja
I, Fo will rt-e-li
lift ka Iiriv bn ,irwif
'ili-t Tr-iatt a, I.. Vtr!-mn.-rv lloni
f..r aulittTi .'t ,'.ta. to v.l. ?.' t'ltlfl nil cl:
ami ly 1. hi m riiu,it..u.-.-a by m.ul v. ill be du,y ut.kr.ovf
l.tinta.
'iliubtioki ale row t,pen, nn,1 a-ilr-crlptlnn. r.-c, l.-ed by
hum an ai. .vriviiKSONf.
0ic K. E corner nf low: 111 an-i WAINI'I MirJel-lO-'Jj
lloura 10 to 3. 8luiiJ atoi ,lront room.
1 OI'FICK 8WATARA KAI.L8 COAJl
'-' C'oml,aii,J(o MM'HTH Hlreet.
l':ill tin-, t-.IIA. (lutobur 2t. 1H-1I .
Tl,efl arl ef Mri-ft.,1" h ne tlila day il..ir.1 a HIJ
nn,,iol n w. (.'.) I'l. II i kni . uiitor 1110 uei eaiiiing. t.
tli.'CfiMpnnv 10 the )nt or o,-tolier, payabluo'u uuU aitej
tin' illfl Inaian, ili'nr o( Hule lux 7
Tlif Transler Boulu will bo cloaed from ie l.th lout",
iii.i i. i,,n. 1.. U ll.lil-.lil .
Id w itai Troaauror.
KTTr- AHMY, NAVY. AND CITIZHN'4
fetMaa tiubroiiit-ma. piaouiiwroirniiB, nreat.
c, Id atjl. wuio.aau,ai a.uawu or.,
Mrecaant Tili..
10 1 ia ko. 19 WrVTlI Btaset, above Clioaaut ,
DEAD, AND SAVE YOUIt 11KALTII, TIMI
1 AHI alo.Nr.r.-im. basbktt la now curlu
. of private dl.ttaaea v li. r, iiuaa ka liava iiti.trl
lulled, and lu iuanvtua, m-ailji iiiio.d their patl.tnil
loiLtitutltinB n itli tiieir aiedlrin.a. lir. B.'a ri'inadlos a,ft
ruii ij t'K".. -"u na. no oao unon tl,eaateai
ir. It Ahhtl T aiiarenU-i a cure la allcaaea. II. uaa ,
an
Ct'liaui.eu at au noi:ra OI lilt- day and eveninii, at
t!AKlKN TilH Blrot.l.. WfUVt W lU'lU
t il ruvinf n. en nnrtid which y leu 141
ls pur uionth, or nearly one million do la. peii
annum. W
'ihe lain tnlercht (whli h lscntltledtooneh.tif the oil I
In t' ree uere ui the Torr firm is htld at $ iui.IjoO. 1
7iie Cohiinh a Ctmpany Imve 4"0 aenx in fte tim pit -L
mat is, tree irom ro any, leases, or uiorirfabes. in ir six.
v 11a origin. illy koid at per share; it has been sol W
since ut tl0 pr share. One gentleman, wiv hud Af't
al. tires, whK'h rout hi in $'0v-U, Wits ottered $ioi)tijQ fcj
tln.ni. Wuny aimiiar cus- miht he uhed. 1
J1IK IKKMS m
are as tonows jvti mum iiiiin onts nunuren nnpsonpn
Vi ill le t.i . cn Kwt U a tlii'H cue shave will ho dtiio
t' anyone person, hut MiMeribera can take uue or 11