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DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PniLADKLPLTTA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 18G4.
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Tlmt there r-xbtu nn Almighty Governor of
tic uniTerse, wlio In endowed with mtprfvnii
irlmlom and omnipotence, and wlio guide nnd
gorerix the. drwtiules of nations, cannot l
tVmled by any Intelligent reader or history.
Its chronicle of event, nneient and modern,
WTelii rcc'itf which a Divino authority
alone could h.ive pi minted.
A nation arises to power nnd graudi-iir
orhfri ll ruinoundinp; cireuiiist.am'M ntsrn ti
confire to muso it ruin Cat -tln-jo, m
African colony, become. po powerful tint it
existence la IncompnMhlo with the existence
el th "mMrcfH of the world" while Tyre,
itotfl to as to receive all the commerce o"
b Mediterranean, (alls from her htfjli posi
tion, Mid to-day a few seu-wa.shed rock nlon -.ttetrt
the site of the "mistrenH of the sea."
In doavendinj; to our own favored land, wc
oo'y ee the ri newed proofs of the watchful
eareof the Almighty Hand. Tlio whirlwind
rdvll war which has desolated our land, and
left n empty rliair lu every housuhold, i.i
esteemed by many excellent divines as a nign
of tie Indignant anger of the Lord; that. lie.
ha completely given us over to veneauco;
tmdthit the tate of U.iliylon will be ours.
But uch opii ions are Incompatible, with the
ftctaofourhiftory.
Let us glance at the merciful provision made
by Bonlgu Majesty to lighteu the slrokts of
ITonglng justice.
The discovery o( the motive power ofstoam.
tad lU implication In the steam curiae to
travel, marltedftu era In the progress, olVtvill
Mttoa. Since its first introduction Into
America, the enterprise of cir people has
covered the whole laud with a network ol
rail. Ol late years the mania for railr:ad
P'co'atlon ha t Inert-used tenfold. O.ir tnost
distant SUies have been connected, und tt
day It la eaiier to go from Jluiue to Missouri
than it formerly was to travel from Pliilid !
phi to New York. Biu the Omnipotent
Hand has displayed itself lu tho course t ikon
by thie gieat thoroughlares. Nona of the.
roads runuiuj? north and south proceed
further towards the Tropics than our national
capital, while those running east and wc
pa-e t jo whole breadth of our land. Hud will
shortly connect the two great oceans of the
phere. The result of mic'u an arrau'ijmont
Is at once apparent. As eoon us the news
wa-i rcc tlved ol the bulenguering of Was'iing-
ton, the Unea t'ollowlug the courso of latitude
transported with ease, the hundreds of thou
ant's ol gallant soldiers who volunteered at
tea t save the nation's life.
In an almost incr dibly short space of time
half a million of bayonets surrounded tho
nation's capitnl, and repulsed the traitorous
foe. Meanwhile those connecting tho Kast
and West did good service for their country,
"The closing of the Mississippi," said tho
South, "will briii"' tho West to terms. Tho
corn and wheat will rot for waut of a nvirkc
aiid on their knees will they suo for pear
M aud friendship." Man propose, but (tod
disposes. The course of the South only citiisei
ber own ruin. At ouce the tide of transports
tion was changed, and the iron horse carried
over Iron rails the products of our vast au 1 fer
tile prairies of the land of tho setting sun.
Commerce did not pause, but tho Father of
Waters ceased to carry the Northern gold into
Southern coffers. Thus, by a wise dispensa
tion of Piovidcuco wa3 our nation doubly
saved from suln, and tho starviug of foreign
lands supplied with bread.
Again the lino of telegraph poles which
lnterpcct our land has proved its salv.iUon,
Ail the wauts, all thj distress, aud all tlio suc
cesses of our army are ut once made known
to the anxious hearts at boiuj. If a huu Ired
Ih 'usaud men are needed at Atlaut.i, the fies
retary of War know It withiu a lew hours of
the formation of the desire. The loyal North,
In turn, Is informed of tho nation's wantu
before, according to undent calculations, th
army Itsolf was aware of Its need. The
mother's auxloty over her absent boys Is
eased by electricity, and the lightning, which
"show's in the cast even to the west,'' illumes
the national situation to the eyes of all tho
World.
Previous to tho breaking out of the existing
war, we asked ourelvus, Why have sewing
machines been invented? why bus the Lord
allowed so many thousands ol helpless wouieu
to be deprived of their ouly means of earning
bread? tlii-
Hut no sooner Is tho great luventlon fairly
under way, than, like Jupiter's myrmidons,
a host of young men spring Into a ne .v sphcru
Of lift. Uniform and cap are needed lor a
million, and over our whole land is heard tho
busy hum of tho patented needle as It ma.:es
the army blue Into covcrlugs for our gallant
soldiers. What would our nation do without tho
sewing machine to-day? No woman has lust
her employment, but thousands of idle hands
have been made busy and thou- Hid, of wauti
Supplied.
And finally, wo h;ive been always ble,t with
abundant crop.-; Cod hassmilud and .-how 'red
a bountiful supply upon a nation fighting the
battles of freedom. Our land has teemed
With fertility nud huppiuess, anil with what
we have had to spare tho Btarvit.g of Ireland
have been fed. In all these provisions for our
war, wo must recognize the wke ruling of an
Almighty Power, and ascribe the glory to tho
bcniilecut Governor of the Unlvcr.se.
J'KK.Tii A.tit.lllClNM,
The Court-Ur den Elit Utthi, the organ of
the Frenchmen in this country, recently pub
libhed the followlug sarcastic review ol tho
New York JFrrahl. Ono of the notable fea
tures about the article is its latent diflilte for
American institutions and hidden scorn of our
national bravery. Wo would suggeut that
persons Ceding as the editors of the CuWi ics
"videutly do, should publish their paper In a
hind where the inhabitants hold tentinicnts
niot congeuij than thoe ol the loyal citrus
f the loyal HoUh.
" WUul m H'pen nciLt V ak the IlcroUl,
In confirming tu successor Mr. Live or N.
And that journal aii iUl.if( Ui;lt tUj rr.
aldeut Ought to make an ainn rr vcttonelUa
Uon, iuitl to reui:iu3 the two euous aJ,ut
rranee tnJ i::r,;l.!i.J, thai. th. y uny bo uught
once fi r nil to respect tho .Monroe doctiiuu.
To this cud we thoulJ throw one hundred
tho'tsaud men vpo.) the ilk) Grande, one Una-
dn-d (ho'ismd other Mki Ihe Nl. Lnwreneo,
Slid from the Isllimns to II id .on Hay thero
woidd be but one Government.
"The lln alil is ery locdest. It would e
N tterstiU to throw o:.e lnindr'd hous:in I
men In Knnce, and one hundred thousand In
Fnefind, and to inn it t!ioe two roitmrles.
The tour of Spain, Italy, and Ilelinin would
follow of course, and ritiii",; could prevent
Germany from shiriiv; the H.mm fste. With
vlaor, Ih" CPliii riiiii army mif'il overthrow
iwedcr, puss tlroigli the heart of It isdi,
eider Cent tat A , pa.-ify T;rkesl.iii, a:ine
Per.ia aitJ Me-oj.ol.onia, ruin I he In lies,
crows the lllmaJays, t ilte (Ihlnn in dreams,
imnilii'.ate the renminbi: Tneping rnhe!.,
riisho to- I mpire of Mill' n a Ti i ritorv, cross
the Yellow V'ea, con.iier Japan, Hit I re1 urn to
f'i!fond. by 'he Pncitl", while a few c-')t
il'utwi'' siiljugid" Africa, and mimes pia irjiis
ri thice AMial:a and fiouih A'neiicn.
' Tlie.-,: would be meinonilile com ousts, and
we Ask tii.it Mr. Iii:M:ir he appointed C;m
n an.li r in-chie' ol the armii i : harg-J with
lie.'r Bccoiii'di'hiuenl."
It would, perhatis, not be exlrav ign-it i
that a chief evil of our political HvsLeni
hfis been the fre.pient ivcu; renee of eledlons. j
Thev are various lu kind, and succeed eae'o
ether at very short intervals. Tim represen
tative principle extends throughout the whole
scht inn of public service, Willi bat lew exenp-
huis. We have town cleclioiH, St it.' elec
tions, and national clet lior.s, an I wn put
almost every civil oiliccr in his place by
o ular vote, from the President down to a
illnge constable. Of late years our Iov, of
the elective franchise has even Invai td the
forum of justice ; and regardless of allowing
arty pnsions ami influences to disturb th'
sobriety and impartiality of the Courts, wo
have actually committed tho folly of making
the tenure ol the judicial station d"pe.nd ou
the ballot.
The bad coneiUc.nuvs of all this are shown
in several conspicuous forms. In tlio first
place we are perpetually pulling me.i In oillce
nnd turning them out. Aud this process is
pursued without any reference to the charac
ter of the officer or he Interest of the public.
The elections come round in the older of
their appointment, uud whether there is or Is
not nny real necessity or reason for a change,
the business of voting must be one on willi,
and a change Is generally made. One result
is, that nn unexceptionable man is often dis
placed to make room for one who is compara
tively incompetent aud unworthy. Tims It
happens that we have, but few persons In any
public ollice who are either familiar with their
duties, or are encouraged to perform them
faithfully or honestly by any jusL hope of
being continued In their places ou tho .round
of their merit. Hence the welfare of the com
munity, and the morals of lu public servants,
are umtlo to sutler together.
A second uotable effect of f.eitient elec
tions is the creation of a class of men who
make politics a trade ; and the com, try is filled
with them their name is legion. They are
always either seeking to get Into some com
fortable situation, where they do little work
uud draw large wages; or, being iu, they are
ever striving, by hook or by crook, to escape
being thrown ou'. They rank in a certain
gradation, from the highest to the lowest
style of politician from a "tidewaltur" to a
cabinet minister. They constitute u numerous
aud powerful body In the State, and practi
cally engineer the whole muchiu ;r of elec
tions. They determine the composition of all
nominating conventions, designate the candi
dates to be voied for, and so arrange nutters
as to have themselves specially taken care of
iu the distributiou of political patronage and
li;e like.
As ''Hamlet" suid of the players, that a man
had better have a bad epitaph than their ill
will, bo may every citizen, who Is able aud
ambitious to serve tho country hi auy civil
po-Uinu, better remain lu retirement thau
attempt to gain his wish for public place with
out the favor or the p.) cutlal geullemeu who
bet lie all the preliminaries.
A third, aud probably the rorst mischiuf of
our many elections, Is the uluiu.it lueesjant
agitation concerning politics to which they
expose the public miud. They return so often
that thero Is no Interval for a hjnllhy repose.
As liist as we got over one disturb nice of the
kind, wo urc excited and harassed by an ther.
We are carried forward in au endless rouud
of contention.
We. ure hardly done with one heal 'd politi
cal canvnss be I ore we urn preparing the plans
and engaging hi the intrigues for another.
This htale of things is uv st pernicious lu
scverul rcpects. It keeps the whole buslnesi
economy of the couniiy lu au unsettled con
dition. With liie evir-pio-cnt apprehension
of sudden and radical tlu.jj iu tlio a 1 nin
istraiive policy of Cov.iui.:ni, the entire
s)stem of our indu-iry nud ,:oiiinicree is ren
dered unstable uud insecure.
This fact bus been remarkably lllustral'id in
past years by the disastrous lluaiicial crises,
that have followed violent ov fundamental
changes lu the revenue laws rf liie nation.
Thoutunds of manufacturers, merchants, and
capitalists, M'ho ba-ed their operations on
either a high or low teiill', on th" policy of
j rotett'ou or ol live tr.mc, have been ruined
by mi election which decidedly altered the
composition ol Coni v.,s as (o those ij usti jus,
lu.d thciehy cuiis"il a lilsnij b ineeol' the politi
cal meNiifi s on with h tim general co.uuieroe.
undlaUircrilminiiMiry wciciltiiKii.but. X:ie
liu.-is not bi:in (ii-nniiai'iil, ill' that, i, Luilt on
ii iiiii:-1 Mil' r Iliii'liMlii.ii, iiinl :iiiy on ; knotv.i
Hint Midi u coiulilliiii Is in ifii vor.'.Mi t j l'l ln-"-trhil
mill in;ii.u t -i il ir.i-- n-ri' y ,vry.vil in.
Il in hici'LUVir to Im i 1 thtlt
tl.c ntci'u.iily wliirii r .jnliv
IKlb.'L
ulttl.tlon to hu trivi-n witliuut, iu! 'iiui-isioii tu
polititul cares to fuu toutcld ol' ii.utiej,
ihangc'9 of ttiiiniulMlration, nud probaljlo nioili
lltatioii9 of policy ia mutilcijml, bluU;, uaj
Jiatlonul Govern: nut turns the thoughts uf
irnii vl.Iitnl-i too ni-icli from tln;'rirlvatoair.iira.
'J'l.iii ia uuJ o::oi ill i.i i.-; Iiipniij.is in:lt!i:ii.: !
i n tin; k.-ik nil h'.:-'-, t i c .y ai'Ma of l'l
drinoi :.liziii;; trmli-i ry of :i Iji 1 1. :" -1 I'H'ij'
ti iit '. wliicti net n 'i;;l.b')i- aiit '! l;;a'ui-,
urul friend ugalutt iric.cl, uiul d Ji irij tiio
prate ami harmony, not ;il-ue of "ocletj at
k.iuv, but even of the douu'sUe c ircle.
i'or tiii sB, ami a great many oth"i' like
re anon, It would bo well if tho twin ot s-.-r-vii
e in all public li'ust.s wore t i.t!y oiitimJed,
uml tbo minibcT and li eacr.cy of cl-rcHoa
proportiouably dimiiiislied. 'I'hmo aro m:s ly
elliciiil nov chosen iVom your to y.nr who
militbeelctted toholilllr.lrplaeod'irliij; 5001I
behavior; on J there are oi'iv-f wbo, ini'tC-J
of beiii' elected f tiy two, t'uvo, or IVir
yearn, OU ijow, luio'M be jive-.j a lil.ich !' i
IllCiiteil tl rin, sul.j :..-.. In il:ij' ji'l.ine il loC !i).,U
eiiuHH or mi ii1. l..c;i'.o; I 'a o'.i"i. A l'i iliul
Of tllii kl,:ll, if l'!,'ji:'....i, ., al i ii. vl.ily i:ui;
tiiuute vi ry .iJ-teiialiy l itn peace aii J
liApnliu ns ot tlio IU publie, uud Hpeeiily iso-'ure
popular fpiiroval.
J I !'. It VIM Ht lilt KltlTOR.
The Hi Im-I rn sident Is likely to have a nic
f me of it with his "iihicctc. Ills teit mnHsaxe
b.K stirn d up a horm l's n(t about his crs,
and alren.ty they re wiii.zlni around and
planting their tui!.'s in his face. The did not
tnk(MiiM Uy t!ie proposition liiat'-,ho eon lirlon
ol freedom l mnrh belter foi the slave than that
ol'servltu lc;" or "that the ('onli-ilerittc (Inv.
(rniiient bss .1 r'l.ht to ocuulre pn.isiMsinn of
the slaves by ptirclinvo rr Impressment wUli
ci'tnp. usiitioii, nnd tlien eimtneiiat them
wttl i'Ut the coi- ent of 'he ;iat"s, or of the
ni.-uters." That was s disturiiance of tlielr
eii!,i iiTiTty not to is- l.irne, and o they are
jiiti hing into Mr, l)vis onmi reilully, accus
ing lum of being a more rtiectiv.- aholilionist
thnn Mr. Lcrn.,
l'.ut the last straw on the camel's fuel; is
hi, riiggcMion tliat the military be in-lrncled
to detail editors for conducting the rniws
puper press throughout the Soitli. Mr
I) ih wants men to flld, and has come to a
conclusion directly opposito to lliat of Cl ims
ni'.r, for lie thinks the sword in mightier than
he pen ; and he Intends to put those, editors
who have Ih-cii fighting with gooso-quills for
four jear past, in the fore front of balllo for
a while. '1 h's is something they did not aini-
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I inir ineir coiiiTiniM niui oeiiiiui'iiivious 01 ino
' ,,f I l,i. rn ttrnnl ' tlietr unrn til IiImjChI
Igni i ;,iire c f the lact that their august master
lied "a rod in pickle" for their own bae.ks; that
lie v as concocting a plan to drive them Into
the scivi' e. with a musket on their shoulders
:inl ecu mural in their kuapnacks. ISut the
lnd has been exhibited, an I tho Uichm and
c tiitc is me in terror. Still they show pluck
and the fight has commenced.
Davis urges cm bis Congress that men ure
needed, und to the end that they may be
ruisci', ho advises a system of detail by tho
military of only such persons as are absolutely
npcchsnry to curry on the various mechanical,
wicntillc, and educational professions of the
South. lie bilieves that there are largo num
bers of men who can be spared from the
workshops, the mines, nnd the newspaper
olliees in the Confederacy; aud to get hold of
these mi u, tho military authorities are to ex
amine Into tho matter, and sot asidg certain
persons to continue the work in tho diilerent
branches of Industry and the publishing oiDjes
of the Confederacy.
The editor of the Enquirer sees a fearful
t vil in the system, and styles it a "cesspool of
corniplii ii," from whose depths no man could
come forth lo assume bis old position of Inllu
ei ce and rcspectabilits before the people. lie
even grows frantic over the prospect, and
exclaim : "Mo I lor God's sake put us In the
" unny the trenches' any w hero; but savo us
from the derailed position of a detailed
"editor!'' From this it would seem that tlio
Eitr;-irirer ms.n is no coward; It U not because
be fears Yankee bullets or bayonets that ho
finds such fault with the idea. Ity no moane
He dr eads tho greater evil, that of the loss of
the freedom of tho press. Ho does not want
to be "'an Underling to au underling," just us
if he has not been on "underling" for tho last
four years. .But, after all, this rampant editor
dees tee danger lurking In tho obnoxious
proposition, and he quotes the case of
"Umaii, whose beauteous wife,
.Ma lo Dm in seek his lil'c ;"
nr.d intimates that the modern Davis, not
D.vvin, might take advantage of the license
wai rauted by the new nystcra to put some
Southern UniAii of an editor In tho "fore
Iront of the. hottest battle," for the purpose of
getting rid of him forever.
This prospect is disagreeuble, and the F.ii
l In r wiiter enters his protest. If there Is a
Bati;i iiLiiA in question, we. do not blame
him lor exhibiting such concern.
How this war ut home is to end remains to
be teen, but if tlio Southern press can prove
In the light with "His Excellency" Jkivku
son Davih, that "the pen U mightier thau
the sword," they will gain a triumph of which
they can afford to be proud.
KT TI'. IIKI'TKT
The aiders and abettors of General MoClki.
lan, whoso pen Is mightier than his sword,
Inasmuch as he killed himself by Ids letter to
the Chicago Convention, havo been getting it
hot and heavy through the columns of tho
New Yci'ii Daily A'ems. Indeed, the Gene
ral Ls bntlly treated by some or tho principal
orgi'iis to which, it will be believed, he would
have looked for countenance and support,
refusing liiiu consolation in his hour of defeat,
nnd ttpplbg to hi soul burrowing caustic In
stead of flattering unction. Tills is hard, In
deed. The information that principle was
trampled under foot throughout all the sequel
of tho Chicago nomination that the expe
diency thai whittled away nearly all traces of
l.Ymoctacy from the platform completed its
n oik in Central Mc:Ci.i-:i.i.an'm letter that
that Convtiitiou v,Mt marked by short-Mghtcd
covtardui: uud that (leuerul McGi.km.an
had repudit"d the principles upon which ha
had been nominated, and had substituted a
hybrid platform, comes with a particularly
good grace from Hps unused to make such
1 adiuis ions. Contrast the tone with which
McC'i.ki.i.a.v Is treated by the organs of his
! own party with that in which the Kcpubli
I curs now speak of him, aud then ponder well
I whether he needs not to exclaim: "Save mo
from my friends!" The condolementa of a
j friend ure us uiflicult to suiilu uuder as the
; hi. f.cs of an eui iny; but whou a satellite
i ec;ij i s Iroin its orbit, mid makes a rush at
the isuu iiroiiud whleh It revolved, the grace
i miim, U( ,.,. ,u- th anomaly with
I'ljiiiirluiiiy must be fro;it inili'i'il.
AH! si.i: r',
To-mi.ht iihoiNn tlio bi.cuud ok of ilia C'ir
ci.si. Mrs. Cliaili.'s Waiuer and tier eucr'etic
liiisbaml may cun;;ratii!ale tliemt'tjlves upon
(.Ivlng the pnb'ie a llri-t cm- s cireun enlcrt ihi
l.u'tit, well worthy the patronage of the good
l'UiliulclphlJiis. The builtling has been tUor
t.iiKhly ienouUil, and cvcirytliing looks neat
11r.1l clean as a nnv pin. 'I'ho lint of pw form cm
in l.r-io.'S 1I10 but in tha I'nitcd Stilted. TUa
I'.'.ith ut the D.'ii.er ltro'herii are truly wondorl'ul.
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M 1 1 1 1 .' I V I ,ty I'll" llli. Miil-'n htrt of 11,0 lalil
lirii.-.tlinr.t.c.ii. nil Juuiei. .1. IVmlwuitli.
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V.i-i
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LACE CURTAINS
A! f OHTT VK .1 !
1 1 K S H TH A N (MMT
Of 111' T I I
I E. WALRAVr.IN,
H'J A fl AAi i t W. U. CRR"t.
f,l S N lO If 1.1 .
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Q CCUETEY d. VILLITTcl.
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I I 1 1 1. A O I I . II I A
Y inu'ts'.j.s.f of
BKAUTIFl'L
cot i'Ajr. i iniNiruui:,
A i.d tlu only ti ir.li ni tn tlil-i cily.
AIo, lieena f'iMii l-urnllnrft suit I;ci.IIuk, i"Me,l,mtlf
eiitinnci. a la ii.Oi, l'.o
EUSINESS ITCM3.
"Weil, well, I'm liecoiniusc Itnl'l, nti'l
can t litif It," it r.ii.inll o i'rr.sKl by tliOn h.j Inilr
1 lwivluii tlnio. hew tli.- In:la niHtui". Jynf 'i U lt
Tnrl", falll.full .. 1I.1, will prf,.cro tl.f luilr ftvm
litllinf off, tnmr e all dtrl nnd Oun Irufl, inovent pre ma
(tire K'HjnoM, Cllif rr'ipllvp iihtn .fa c-l' tl:p i-calp, and liy
It-, (onllieictl lisp rci.li'tlit' IliP hfA'teli nor- aj'd In aatl
fiilli.lr. rrrcaioJ (in'. hy IT. 1. ,1 i si. 4 H.ih, Co. ai'j
Cltesnul tln-Lt.
Ijp, lor. Uiront ilisrs. I'nfnrrli.
As'l. nil, and ail Neiv.im Aflir!lon tip.ite.1 wllh ll.o
uirst aiicceki by Ur. Von MiiseiiiKi i.,wllh Hi niswljr
em'tirurtid ati'ari.n. An llli.stin ccl iiroiptolm nf ti c
irniip, coiiUlnlnu aomr s altiabln tf-stltnoiilala, a y In hl
Hiulis.un appllcntl'in l ! is olllei'. No. l"-'7 Wnliiut ti pot.
l'rrrj A Co., lolliliiif. Third Itnif
C'IiciiiiiiI-
J-F"K1;Y A COCTIsllilnff, Thin! and ClrsaHilt.
I l'.lll.V A I'd., C'l.'tlnnx. TMnl nntl cii':.iiut.
11 1 K V fc (Ml., C'loth.iit', '1 Un! anil C'liennut.
ItKUV A CO .CloltilMK, Tliitil ai.ii CI mannt.
rFI.'liV A CO.,1 l.ilMiii..,'! lunl aniH'liu.nut.
I hi'.iiy pi r j ,('i,isiiik, 'I nn il ti'l C'liPHinii.
I t'llKV A CO ,C'l.,:h 11,'l'nircl ni.d ( Imiint.
ri.KJtY A ( 0,,Ci.HlrT (i, TliCd and ripilint.
l'l.irKV ca , r nlhini,', I'lilnl ami Ch.ismil.
l'l M(V A CO. , CI,ilfiliiK, Inro nil CI. i. atiiit.
I I.IHiV A CO ,C l"i li.. I li ulanl L'l eitn.t.
I I. Il HV A C:o., t l'tiii.K, 1 l.ird nd "l.-amit.
1KI KY A I : , CI itlilin . Tlilnl ii1 Chi'inut.
I'IM.IIY A CO .Ointhlin:, Tlil'U and Clu-iiTiiit.
I'hltltV A Cll.,clilliln(r, Tliiril and ilHi.liut.
l r l;nr A CO.,CI..U.Inii. Tnlid nnd rlunnit.
KllltV ,t CO ,C!!nllitK!,Tlil!d and f'liesniit.
I'HIIIV ft CO .('Mhlnu.Tliinl and CUmnl.
lXlcl'.Y A 10 , Clo'.Wnii, '1 lilrd mid Clmuut.
Nuiierior niir.
Tlii "llarpw'K Wrry"
It tbo tipnt Flour iliat ongpii to Mils met.
flout! lot,Jtnt roccivpd, lit
lls is A ninHAltlM,
Ardt and Ttmlii atieula.
11 new!
Plnncw!
STi t'K A Co d
IIAHON
A
tlAMLIY'R
rAKINt.T
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IIAHON
A
WMMI.IV sj
Oauimi T
Ois.At.H.
nhCMB n bo a
I riAis-os.
J. V. OOITI.I),
flpvanth anl CUcsnut jbrsoU,
jyjIOIl AULi JACOU3,
BANKER,
No. dO S THIIil) HTKEflT.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT,
BTOCKS ktiU brtl'il'i BO'JiJUT ABfD SOLD Ot
COMMIBStOK. I' H ii
BANKERS,
No. HO S. T1IIHI HTHEET,
J'MII.AI'KLIHIA.
ai d Inmifftto I Kciitnii,1, Uul-J, HUrcr, aad Uucuiuhc
Alotift b. Uictu und hull.
rnumi Htiritn pn!J to tle purchase ftiil $e of
Ml irk anu iwitidt. on i oiumiHUu.n.
Imeitittl aJiuMtnl oa Uhonui CoUeotiuai prrnitly
Hi lit). lOJt-.UX
GOLD AND 3IL7EE,
nouo i it a rs i sold,
IWICHAEL JACOBS,
10-5. Din
K. 4U S. THMID 8TREKT.
QOLi X, OOIiU, O O U 1,
EILYER AD BAXK NOTES
WANTKD.
DS HAYEU & E20TIIE3,
tui-ir
xt. ao . TriHo aruv-T.
gSJllMJ. &. XtAJN DOLfll,
Ko. 1G a. T1I1KD Sl'REET,
UANJtKIlH AND 13KOKEKH.
I.ccit,8toai,sluilcimii8l(f'V u.-hcre nod ( luiki, mij
U UovcniBiint Sicurllloi II .Mrtt and Sold. fuil.U
EOVCHT AND SOLD
ON O O M M I H H I O N ,
DE UAVIN h EROTirra,
2 8 No U P. riW-.T) STR -F.T.
VVANAMAKEu & DROWN,
NiiTTINOlIAM AND 8WlW
i.a;i:h,
n: w urn r,n.
WlMOW SII ADK'V
r-w .sti : r s.
No. TJJ
S.ELTT,
T. OA RH HO TON 4 00.
,'tm:ii:s, tiir.sfrT Rvurcrr
Marl
f.si T'4.
t lH HNliT
A" Itt.r ':.
VIA NO CO V KKS,
i.t.-.,i !ir noes is t:ik ( irt
AT LOW I'llH'ES.
AMUSS-MLNTb.
V. 1. II HAS A l A 1 C. M V l f
M II SI O.
l.l'I.Mlil (.UOVf.lt
llri-f,tr.
losr l osj nvi't.T
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'"A HI. ANHCMt, i. CllU f.i,r,
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Kcr lit - I n nithu or t m
I I'l'MA Hi- A I -1 . V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t N I rt.-.AsON,
H..fi't.-, i. rl- -v" ivi.li t'o uuiMiK cclnt n witt-'-m of
ttiiptu ,i llr-Jnl priMp' r J t v,
in ;. Mif nn j' hi. the cif'nz nl'-Wst Of Iir "t"r hn r t
f).rt- to hit v.-rv hliih -i ;!. ''(fitin i ot r'tf It imthi ij tir in
' tu 1.' trm,c,l tj; "h L J :0 i r i-l rm-.n (.n"-,t ilirin 'tfl
t I .nl us. hi, fti.il l Mifi'innn Willi trtr' t h-it ttio cur-
' ii'hl V" n n.ti i-'iiiliv,i.v torm Uiu'f tli" m a 'on, it rn-
i i. fiM' nt-t-t TD.iii v iiiituiin In t l-slcao prucl jiI'i tlii
pif-iuu uy oi l ottitiiuiii-.
TH'.S i.VDNDAV) KVKVIS',. N d -uinl,r II
lAli'i "I A
Only Ihric, (iraiid tjift .i Uy Von KJotuw. Fourth at
sMifl .1.
F A It I. I OltMl-'w t. ....ri'iukU
in- rv rcli dr.ip'il ti'ii rt'itiori. u'miMily a i mpr.Mily
i mm n-e l n r Miii Uy V un t In tow.
KAN HIM.MI-.lt at Llo'itil
In wllh h he i.tH f t :m t.'ih ii kfim.fj w;i, uii.rt ui:a-
n urn oi tlir ((.in on ilic.
A I A R K .IIHIAN A l;MJi:it At fll irilia
I I.K t l lll liril.V..n Sn'-V
AN'J i'N OIJAFK..., ft' rtlr Trl-Uin
I 1' H tllliM I'HHl llV till- (illlp,11l .
Mi nn i." wuli to iiHt i'iv.mi it Iit tli" Omit 1 nor
irhn Of)ci(( OominHi . , nn i i-v-t wlinr-' riri m 0:1 of
c uHitst liniiimit uml Bpirlti'd DroJiiutioim known 1 1 I tie
0.n.tl ft.iti
imia kvi,mi.. o. l.jt ). ri oniy 111110 Oi
Mi'znrt'o hnniorlnl ' 'imtu,
lt.N I OVANN .
Willi the (rri-tit N. itik ami lio.i n rit. cmor.iclnn
mrchi lli mi the i r.inil i.t rii'Hii -'Kern tot-ii,iiiy hi?
Itrltd io'Ivi-h lirlllinnt Mimln to f tm Nr.'. Vnr fifmori,
v n ni it ipi;('ivc,i o 11 -.tch oi comtwiKiAiiO'i n -vt'r u'v-
1 rt; i. en u rfi1.' i.j (Mo.irt'rt ct'.-t d'oil . if in tim' 1 Itv ,
nmt uilru' K'd ono 01 the Vitntt Lou-io4 if tlio initiro
, s.i,n
WJ-.UNKM)A V T.VI.NISU, Nov. KtU, only tunoof
!,F Mi'(ii;-,N ;.
Ci nn'10i r tiv Mmvpi htfcr, v(th e vc y KrcAt ea-t.
Tin- tin .mi 'I iiiirntii.il, rtuil an I r- ! ar-n , .11 I U
II o iMfi- U' limi 01 ihi-i uri-.tt 'iT,t, tli i ro.f-t oi ii nit
In 11 o ut , fi c'n'H'r uml iro.'.nrn p'u' rioire. It fiiitvilif
vor. Mir o iii ni Jus f'i oivcil ititond two roitrpatn-
II011.-1 th m m fi en in Jio loii, tho hc 'oiki i wiir 1 h rv
Liinlid fw th( ini'-i Milfit ircscnlntin pvi-r uiviri In
Aififihwi. A lin.l.l -nt ir-iHor nry irrtunn:inuo uiiy bo
moM-u lurw .ro 10 fin tt . n i imi,
Tlll'KSIfAV KVKNINU. - ov. IT.
only tlmo ol
HTRI)KI.Ti..
Oiotid Opera hv Von l'l.t w. 1'ro ciitol wttb a d jrron
n iiriii;turv mi'i viv'Hitv ni-vcr Mnt.n.if'i 111 inn ooora.
xei it w .it! tii'.s ra-t. MM ri In n moio i-t anil 11:1-
tl'ill, M.I.VM.!0. nriKill.'illy ttl.d c lri' -1 Conil Uie:!
r ruin o v on rtotow. m iMnirv itui ir.u 111 j,t,-
Ni'h 'I Im MUlr,' Hlrcn-tli it the 1111I1 dortio'i ol tli"
lrtlllil lifrnii:"! I'pI'M CI ni;HT Cihlirjin, i 1 11 itio cut.
itniAi t.y i',.i,M, rov. 10
only Mme nf
H IK. ,.K
t'TiHiit opi-rA t y (loimuil c'oiHtoH'r of "Kaiid." Pro
Miii"l tor t tu iir.it (tint in A fiiefn'.i. r rmn I" !' ot "Hi
nt r.-i l'itr-jii on v one net fun) -i-lei'lioin i.mmi ' .Mj-
r.' l e" wi'io uivcn in 1(" t .n. 1 h. cltr u 1,1. t iii-r. 'fitv
In Hi" fir-t, 11 K w . wi'li "i'.imi," to rtlin -iH tliti eutiio
lirifbiitut'Oii ri li.niiiml -j Kit fri.
ca 1 1 p 1 i 1 a 1 ir 1 1 ii.o m, nov, ivin,
I.Al.A IAH'WIIJi M ATI MCI-;.
FAlh i KN I'lili;.
Adinl-iion t't Mall ioe, Om- I'oll.ir. H.'atii miy lie fa-
cim d limit extra rhurjo.
tu i'tf. niiiv It .(cureo ut tim rou at nricin tor anr ot
the dtiovu ut . lit ut tiouM'rt Music .torc and n1. the
Auailoio.v.
A CAI'KMY OF MUSIC.
Un.ier nnd Mai-;pr '7K T. KOl:T.
(Ai d ci llollh':v Htrrt liirnir-, i:ilt nun'1 ; friT-ln
iw TliCJlre, Wttti.lr..a, aad :liO A.oxaiidrt (a.)
iicnire.
A OKK T I'll ASIATIC FK AST.
rixtcnicnt, U'l ll Dltftits only, of ti.e ciuhiout Trae-
tliflii,
Tfll. Kimn T l,Hf,'",
w .1 w'P i' nder, for It c flr.t time iu I'MlAdcli'liLt, U;s biil-
ii.tnt 'sTst- aiivii ui
tvi-iui-Aflua,
IH
fcHAKBIEAlill'S ORAN1 r.OVASf TBAhUV OK
Tli AT Tiri.l.,
fV ti -tr.cnrinff on MKAY NHillT, No.-omher 91.
1 he- Coranur. . t Miisiniu air. t OKut.H I hits ien vcrv
rfiH'fnil.1 selccUd, ciiibt hcIi'i'J, unun r otbera, lUc celebrated
m.i.Airr. 1 inini,
fhf HCfitery ni-rd win ik ipvithi of th nrMuu.'ons "f
L1 it. J. lei I. h,,u i n,
-! rjuli.0e-iliiit, Willi n'-wii i.ui.'ion drayary Ijt
MP. WIM'.lt.
of 1 I iladt'olilu. nnd .si-torl iii'w Koniaii iccnon, em1, Adng
llll I i.M M I'll 1, I . P I t 11.1 t I UIiVILiA.M n.
b) I'.r.riiHiKS S HY t . ol itthimorc.
1 1 ir iM.'t ' iit-i v uy mt 11 m i 11 .k, ui ma AAti'tnir.
T It ( dhfnti -vh, UiinniTK, liiUKnfa. Ao. A-, w(rc mado
PK Mfslili tor tt'lf. U'hT nt a font ol uvlt w).
1 rr luiti I A'tloUliirh, ace ttiu Inttu-' ad vert:.o
n. : a t . . ll-l-'-iit
Tit KS, JOHN DUKW'S NKW AltCU ST.
ItOliMK t:UOWIl'.. FI.OM 1'U'TO I'ME.
Tl.lrd wk, llilrtt wfn, Tnl'd wt,
T.iian,, TMtd w ek. TMnl week,
Of II' I'.ri Hit! t V 1 n vt;eTTir,t of
VK ar o .MKr I'.-iKSKY Wil l IAM4
1MAY aM '11 KfiUAY KVi.NlMiS.
t' .s'Cl K I'aI a C aJ-IX.
YASKIU COUUT.SHIP,
.TONl'.rV liAnV.
B U. AV1 MKi. UAUAKV WILLIAMS
(11 hn 1 litift'.'teri.
8 ili. r.-"irr l sin O'Mh In aiUnnciv
JKW-eUKSNOT STKKHX TIIL'.AIKE.
H'JdWVANIH'MIHT l- VKKINIH, Nov 1 1 nn.i 15.
lA-r i.kk or mi:s. i r. nourits,
Ytlit 1.1II uMlifur in 0 r iteir 4 an 1'li.j if
l.i .I!k1.1:y iHi.tl.
1 j colicludf will ilii-liiirry r:,rie of
'OIK TaiI.UK OF l AUORTII.
SAT! I'I1 (il i UNOON, Ni,i-i i...t !,
tti'KI.KlHUK&NI) fAHII.V MAH.NtK,
I tat'lull i l KK'l 1 T1IIKVK.S.
!'r!i'ny F.viii;n. I iwrli Hi i,i lit ol Mi'n 1. T. Ttiwirj.
V. ibillil r..eiini;, t."V0uit,.rVI, wlllb iirnducu.Hlrrr
fill. lurrth-' ntl.n i.rri.iirn luu, Ut.u jimult's buAiallul
III l.L.1,1 fAUVKhlTK,
1 UC1I.LK WKSTJ.UN AS I.JjAII.TllH l'OU-
Ai Hclvl.N
i.1 C ll l.t. w r.STI.BN" 8 hV.AH. TUB I Oris kXK si.
i.i'cn.i.b i.mi'i. nn as i.i-. a i', i' in; I l;si Kt.
,!'(-' i:i'. WimiMi A mli. Tilt r ll(8 VKKM.
I I i , I I.I. M Knl V UH Ali i.lTll, Tilts K.lKnaKRit.
LI I'll.l K UIS'IIKNAM I.KMI.lJiK t'lillj AUKS.
WAI.M'T H1!!!.'.! IrtliAII'K.
WAI.M.'T hTKIKT THKATKk.
11 A I MT 1-TllKI.T I'hKAThlr.
WAI.M T BTl.l l;T IliKATl-K.
fM)AV KVISiNli, MUKMlitMC II.
momiav kvkmmi;. Js'okvwbkk u.
illiSt AV LW.Si&U. NOV.MUI'.U II. llll 6
Thl arfmlraMt I'lctnre, the ffraatont prolu;tiuii oflha
lor VJ-'8T, U now on exhibition ut tha
A.CAM-.MY Of1 KINK A UTS.
Wo. !IK.( HKHNUT 8trett
Tsntitiier vtitlt tlie cntJra collection of tho Inatllntlon.
Artmiltnc, T WHNTY-1'I VK. t'K NTS. U-li-W
ASSKMItLY BUILMNG8
h. W.riirrlEN Hi anil CHKSM'T BtrocU.
V i.t NKMDAY, No.uuihor Hi, ltt4,
At liall-i at Uirve o'rli.ck,
1'lUbT ( LAbSlt'AI, MAiUNF-t.
Il V TDK
P!III.A!H I'HIA rf.AssiuAL (jl'INTKTTE CLUB,
Mr.,(J. liALUIhhK, JaKVM. (M's'HH.
1'L.V-KMaN.N, and HCUMIT.
rittH.UAMMK.
Ii 'In V iVit, f ini 1, Nt. 1 Booth wn
H aridip. tn us 71, No. 1 IWvao
Jlai.'j if j'.j 'i.i, t rri'Ufe -Ih'-plu
1 ti t tii'le c!f Coix.Tt Itut!t
ijumUUe, tv t, hi n in 1 cur Muiait
H;.lisscr;n!,iri Hit f.ir tl.r Hfiauii of twentr-flye Matinoea
fit ut tf Mu - st.if ol Mr.J i'. 'ioujil. rti-vrnih ami
t lir? : ": ij t vis. wtMTt-1 11 . a .finer 1 i fur p.ihlrc nr pnvato
;uii. it,tiitfl ti or ''Lit t-i i.t n, cttii t uiaue lur tu vt-
. 1 1 ' r . I' I i :
t- in I. (i. ti nv hs'l only at liie tl ir. Yfj
YAiI(A7ciKCirs,
1 WAI.M.'T MKM.f. APOVE KtmiTII.
I Mi: 'ILK I.IK!:( tins up M us. CHAiiULJ WAtt-
nr.11 tn riuniv Mrs. ian JCK I.).
Mr. I, H. !ijfHrtN K'iMCiiriin Dlrojtor.
IMMENSi, M HIKM i;s AN1 Ohl-'.AT Kt:i Ti'-MEST.
I KLJ ITr BMli 1 MUM TH OK l.AtUill I Kit.
Jiirii:ntli wri'k tv ich'tira-od I'.Vl'yN H Ft INK, tho
M't,iiMn'l KAMll.Y, Mm WHIM K Olii-trt-i of tho
.I..''.li,t M.-iKitiu). Inn HI'S Kit ilJtH'HKICH, t'li' u-.-txtt
I'.. Icntli! ..'.., .t. .Mr Tl..:ii.;).Mi. inu r.'ii.iv:LJ HIM
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.'V M ii T. ti , ,ir . nl ii, ,,. ,r mavarviy ut jili-;
.t-t.r T .fi -tli , j:.ju-'.,tli-ll -i-'Lii-a, I.l v,
.-nr-t I.e.-, Vrceii'h;
nil.
-MA IIM I 6 oil V.Xh.M-:lM"
I dXl L itiAlf Ar'-
ill. NtltiN , c , i cnitf P t J 1 , o'cloe.
'J ' is iK'il.'s iir'i-Taiuuie rteh and at'.i'ti' five
L'AurAOxiraiiTQ uacdiitigt
AND
KNOINIUKH,
Ho. lirjl s. BECOND Sirctt,riiilad!ilili.
M.ll'l::
IU KG MACHINli VOitK.S,
Xr. i'fi x. lioi i KTKi:.'.T,
Ve tin Ln pan d ;o tld oi.Ur, to any cxtoat fl.roir WJll
1 n'i. n
.'li illNKKV f, It fOVI'ON AMI VOilLK.! MJL1.S,
i iicii ii i up nil iccLiit ibivim uiuou LULu.d.ny, Uiiiuaii.a!,
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W I: . a,, i.n aiuntijii of ui.Hiuf.i':titreri to our x.ist.
i p v -iks,
1-11 AU''Hal JKLSITB 8S
flNE CLOTHING,
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VOOD ti CARY,
N.
Clir.MNl'T BTKKriT.
LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS,
ALL HIIAJ'IJHT,
II10HT HTVbi:
NET7 COHTIMENTAL HAT,"
H 9 B B R A T I'. 1' I' f 0 B 8 .
V. rT.I yl.V. IlOMNCtl in- ocor. Felt IUI
ftua liOi'L4 IT" I .sll.
WOOD & OAKY,
li. m OlIKdBijT HTSLVtlt.
rpiHi HCllOMACllliK
frrril riAKOs, frfll
AC'KN'JWtKOOFH TO l!K
THE FINEST U THE WORLD.
ti'.i ti;rATi:ri rH t.ii ir
8in:a!ou tom: ami vimsii.
UiO!VN TO UH 1IIK
)8T DU2AELE IK3IEUJIE1.T3 MADE.
ANU SOU) UPON Till', MO.ST KKASON-
Al.I.li TillMS.
AT T1JK WAKi:iltC)MS,
No. 1021 CIIESRUT STREET.
Vc roi.rciriii; lit- ile niir ftivi.ilt aiid t'.e public avnor
nil) to cil at 011 wftroroimi fttirf (AaBinf onr ovteiislvo
ai-r-rrtmiit of I Uhly ImproY-nl1 Sijiuire and rand IMtno,
Wo tiavt' roct Ivctl the hiKheil irpinmntB ;tt all tl:e great
cxlul'lil' li evt-r ht-IJ hi this coiiT.try, IncHnllng Ihp VrUo
M.f"a! at tht Wo'hfs Fai1 , Oronl l tl -, Vc-w York, an J
unv rf iti le-itinioul.iN frui tho best attlau In tlXi t-ountrj
flll'l KtlifVO.
V foe: sutl'ilcd Unit l.ore t.vo no r-.tnos malo luthif
country miporlur to uur own.
An Thliude pMA wnufii'turers w j.rl'e onrehos In
hftvli'H achieved a reputntltn for our instrumcntB iincx
cehub any other uiakorii In tr.li country. It lea well
ki'oo fat t that out I'Unos havo fr nun jcarsmatii
ta r t-tl liieir hl'h rcptitailon, lu'twIthbtAndiKg tho p'jw.rful
ompf iltiun 01 the hA'tcrn makurn.
fsi-w tifk and Huron Pianos have lnn ffftodrd Into
thin n-arkct Uimotuliclr bki ucIck, aim himlili'd hytlim
as the only Hanoi lu tlio country; ot at the name tim4
tluho a itio agents very Celtic ra continue to noil any ono
uinkur'e Imlnimentt fur any length ol time, for the r&aton
ihut tlipy aro infotlor, ami tl.ey aro rcmpolltxl ti take
ioU nl other d akcr.s', pcrliai-s ill! inure Infatlor,
a11hmif;h pcflitt tip by thorn an cclchrMftl rianoj, wht n
at tho nau.e tlmo uch niaitori havo uuver been
kiionu cr hcanl of in thrlr own cities. Ihe c-mst iucqco
i, i: at our e'tizon are oitt 11 indncci to purchaij mi oh,
lnii riot iiistiuoit iila, wliliout coiuidorintf th'.ir om or Uio
genual In ir rests nf thitr city.
Tho advantages our cltiicui liaro In cncmtrajrinK homo
rnftnuiiiCturt i certainly bUouM uol be.overluokvd, fc.r tho
follow ing rOHbons
First. Il Ih acknowledged that Philadelphia Is the (treat
muiiufactiimih city of tuif country, and celubratod f"rlti
flitperloi and l.ilfi! woiLmcii.
Bert t d Tjc purcha.-tr ohinini the pin no directly fmni
us, the ni xuUcttrfT, and hitvti the amount tuado by the
at ent, who uaunJly cli'.im-j urcittur prullti thau the uiana-
r.ctuur.
'Ihlul Tho akcnt'a resronHihilitv amounti to nothing,
there . no itdre.-h ; iliu liictniiitetU hv r-eiH lit iu:tdrt lor
Hit? ni:trr t i, and the pnrihaiit r iiiu.t run Hie rink. Wit -rea-.,
on the other baud, o, ui the niairiUcturorti, ire field
repoim 1 e ai o tHi i.nt triifc (tie iv.ot iv loiiity iuo tlie
atnt. Our repiMetton 1 utaiako ut all time, and It Ii
tin rite re i our irieiesi tu mrnoui nuue oiutr umu nrhi
CittJ InMriin.t'iita.
oii tu, AUuntuiiR mat lueit mstniuiein mni do
t-iUid t ur 1 wn wnro i.t-w. tney cmniit k v the titiua
t attph tti 'it, or wf t the miiP ieiuth of liino, fur iho
rt Kbon Uiat the neiit di ptnUi upon otlmru to keep luub
pluuos an he fct tn inler, ami will ol t iturit- nut exptmd
hi of M proliu to U b-, w ciilat e, tbu iiiMiiuiauturarh,
hao our own eittMiei.t work men, whr fully underhand
tin- Inihii.es. ami win uron ptiy Kivt t'lfir atiuuuoii, aud
tne plaviB 60 made wt-ar inurU lomar.
t'Ui t'hiat.llithnit nt l one oi the iuot oxtinnlve in Ihlg
coi ntiy, nnd when our tew inproeni( ut now lu prunreii
att fillip. e td. It will be one ol tin Ure-t In tl'e wo Id.
Our ol-itct lb 10 maUti ihik hranib ot iuduilry ono ol Uio
ureal itiiiiUuiloni) ol ith- city.
ttir lli-liunjeUTH a-i 03ice rrn impruaiiini over
othi, ana our iKtiri he tucllMi for nidituiaeturiiiK
erirtl It ub o ket p ou hand a InrhO itock u muteriai, and
plO llf llif bt UiPtll nti. Ac.
It pOliOIl UuTiiUI III vuidiiuao wilt hij urn m inu,
Ul provti alt tbar wc havo raid Ih igid to our pianoK.
Tluff-io, of courfc, ui ayj ciiTevt'nre. of opinion, and
prijudtt t d itiinflk.aud iho.e w ho arr utterebtcd In the talo
ol tithoi piano w In ni) dMt r from u ; tu ouch we he
on to hit, that It would (; ve utt uiiit b pleakuro, at anr
tiuio, 10 tet our insirninanu witu unj oiuoi iuhmiw uiii
tie d aychuoac- to naint'.
VVeaubiD itfck our fi undu and tho public to call and ex
amine our iliptuiov liuiMN. Iff I h tiled thitt no
bat.se in ths cit ctn i- u.p'-ie A.thut, ptiye hutuf
rortbo.tt bit and tvruit actouiiuocttiiug.
N. U. Second-! i und Tinuos tiikeu in CKchangt?.
1'IANOS TO ItKNT.
Oidas for Tuning promptly tltendcd to.
ECHOMACSER k CO,
n-?-wo!fit 5o 1 tnil C'llKKNUT bTKKKT.
IIOKSi;S! UORSPS! 110RSKS!
tJL RTKMA.vrKi;-lil.MiltAl.'! Oi l U'K, 1
t him ii iimii.1, f
WaaiiTsr.TON. Novuinher In, Hti,
IToriM ad It Able lor Anl Itwr and (av air oer kice ntU
bo purr-biicd at Uiitburo licpot, lu open niari'Ot, lM
lHMHUll.tr 1, 1AM.
Uorei will be d iivrred to oantain i, i.owry Miuro,
A. O. M , and be luhtecled to tu ujuaI UtiveruuMnl
Inspection before lt'if acn ited.
rriif oi Cavalry Hornet, ii tiaon.
iTica ot AiiHlt-r-v ldiraMi. tlbat:ii.
taytDL-ut IU bouiauo lor ill and more.
JA M lH A. EKIV,
Colonal In eti ir.- Firfet Invli u,
ll-ll-irt ' iuaruraAier-Gnerai i Odl .
riO.rARTNKRSIII r.AV ASH1NUTUN
y IH'TCHi K, i imuiitnlon W rchant and WlioU'niitj
lculer in i'roviium ara rro-iucf, una uicon ui! v,nn rma
Ut M tiulitw ld son. UACNltr CLAV Bi'lXtlUU. Tbo
tile of tlitj nrifl imH iu
' (iiiuuiVM1AIJ T I "TTfTf T. fc. ani
Nk.II i undUclM. ritJSr Hiroet.
XhlUdelphia, Octt bir ii, 14. ll)-J4-liu
l)1
JSSOLUT10N. NOTICK U II E It K D Y
kltwrt, that tho t'diiarlnor-tilp h' t'unitoio ovinunj
r.mv. t il .MICH n.l'.li')ll-'l!.AMi)H HMI n,HA MCKI,
K. I1II.I', Mid M. Ii. CiiArt i-Mi;i, , trt-jiiur nn.i-r t'i"
i r ti,-, f.tj!., Mini lit le ii" Hit ntiM I'.n-iiM' t.miiia.i. m
N' iri-lown, M nti oi n r.v county, ren i-vlv-t:i:u, is, t iy
.liith tlav t' -Inly iitnf, diin-'l.'.il 1'V ni:iLUUi Cyn at,
1st i'n; i'.i'i' a" id .: Ka il M.iiuii'1 ii. lint.
.'. ny li.tjr-'
I mill rtn ol llii :"ii . ..I :i ni im: uiii'im.ii
.1 In' I'
er.m.Mi. in 1- . He. ,, UI..I Ifttnlil tit..
Ol IIU
' Wi
I ti.i.itt iJoi:i'aiiy
ll,)
M.f. T.OYF.R,
AM'iS nn I'll,
M 11. Clt WK0I1I1,
yAilLi.Lll.llll.1'.
ji nnlH'rlLl".;!. ll-U-lst
Dl.SfiOI.til'IOX. XHK CO-l'Aia'M'.HsUll'
hiitt;tiiti.r exiitinff nndfrtne linn ol SAM I.. r'.L -si.
IiAV Ks ! iN, i H ivduy difOiiid. 'I'm. Ii't uii-.n iUI
bC.aliit'U iiy U.o i n.ltr imicil, ul N.j..'"i InJlK tll,lt.
I HAS. i, 1 1 A i l.-i. Ba.iil. I'.rul.jr,
rill!lldi.tl.1ila, 8t.l,Ua.ovl-uO,lN,l.
CO. FArilNKkslllP.-Tlia iniVt'lni'il haro t' l.d.ir
fui-ii . .1 ii o i ..--l in r.l- li mi.i. r mo nrui ol 1A VII..S llll'l-
'l ili.ll.-l, I n III Uuii' u'ln ll ol a i;..UMl llualalllil alio
ltu.a'l.i IJJ.iniJj.al Ho. H-'.'i IH. K t trout.
l'l.itJt A. OAItO."
ri.l'cd!;!.la,CistoL'.rl,l.l.
U. H. (VrHfrnt". of Iinl Wcilrc Qtifriei'Of tt n'
url , . Mid l'!,n .... and Urn ciuiii ot 1-ocui 1. 0' k no
Iil'U, Inn . nl and aol.l. I ' l"
i' mi (. I'm t r nn. I Infln, in r..ll.l, ia1" nf n.'.M'..'d.
I- in i i . a nil l.oillk lK-tifc .1 and .old OU Ho ll.n.- o.
r
REDUCED rniCES,
At'ARTNKU WANTKU, VMTU A OAPt
11 01 Imn .w)U) t-fn, In r nil l.r.ur,
buiMs. kit-" M. I , l lli'i pniif n-4
iKlstSHKI HOUHK WANTKB, Iff
writ Walnut nr lssnit.nr Arfh, fir Olkisiaut llr4,
A.UiTs, "KninhM llou.' AtlliU ollln.
1
N IHKCOl-kT OF COMMON 1'JiKAH YO
ii a i.k 1 KT lin:Tor ti. juiia i.. niia.
rrn-1. m. Jin r T, 14, No. It
1 : c Ai.i i -r .Hiil. (1 lo irpott rtUlrll.uU'.n nf iUtm4
pm-iMc. ( fy ti.e Mi.nnft tle iini'rr thr r..ir trn of aA
ttihl ffrthifi lirt or ilrrf t-f (ttr ttnil, Ith th Ute ttor
lTi. tiriukiiK-f irriitn rn ctM, hluini ot ih If R.eor
lir M r-wtnli h rt J rnttn Mr"'. m tJif city "f riIUJl
,,iit ; i f.fit.H-H g tn f i cut oh Wliw'on tii4 'i lsVt. a4
t"ir'.inn iu I. i.k th or (ii (-th nnritwaitl a1t. Kf trtfc
trtvi hid htm ii pai M';l linr ni fif fle l f Nar
1ott tn e in ftu ji 'nrhr- l nn ttllt-v '? ft'.'t 6 tit(iM wU,
km Ii a i niwfi m r.4 inirtlt idW."!.! atlewl to
II" iiinn M In .k-j oir.tiiK it on M' N l V . tVa i t -rf"
N-ttnittr, .t 4 1 M , at l . .fl t ', ho. HI rt. SI X VH
H fv , I hiifiiltMpi.i . ti mul -'ifrp f.ll bfl lamr-
f 'I n,i -i prM ut tv-lf riMims.or thoy will daharretl
lit. in n-iniiiK jn ta rAiii t- tui.
li-r Jut K. If. TllOKr. Andllof.
IN 11TK OKVHA.h, (roUKT FOU THB
i M anrt IV nitty 1 1 l'l .l ifif p'jin
hie rt Ml 14 A ! I. 1.11 fY.. Ilff"(t.
Nrt'-v tn I iiii- hUi i, Mii fiii. kmIi.w oi ..J .;(Vdn4
t,. . 1:1 If -Fi. ( 1.1 . 10 M, i,, .ti.rl rr M 'l-HI"fA
f ' nn,. i m t m I I Ii i '.-,' (o rftain .iiiiIt l - aot
i.l 't-ilM.l l.Hi.ti ti- -"i ( 'rut ut-. ;ti,, im ti fUtnrt
vl .-liMi-v' I'C n mf O" rnta , liovamhcr IK, I 4, a-It--
fxctpUom l 1 lofl tlivT-'l".
jiknkv a. prriri r.,
(tii U Aiiwrti(' for Kittan CrotMa.
special Nomrs.
p-X-f Nfnif k.-ai r. rr.Ksos Hvi?f3
- (1m.ua a.'ft'Uil tba I Nl'tS l,IAi.Cfc,.i rt oS
i(VmFTiMifi., wi'j pirro puiini tin-in ft i t innWr
n.ii'a h lorn u e l.ii ol l o mi "r. W.I, mi Ni ijlt.run.
IT I Itf-M. .1 A I !: H L. ( '.A'lM HH,
fill t 1 ' I T'ii-urr,
fTTT J OM'ICK Ul '1 111-; DKI.AWARR
Mii'iu iinuitut v (' 'in, an. , VI. d -d'.j.iiU, Wo-
-ubfr P, li,
I Sftt i 'I'fli.JKK l'i I.
Tl.f f 'll'.w !iu ftlHMi.i n ot t. e ai'rt of ft Oo opaiif
I- IM1 .In c il lil. rrt.tj t 1 h ft Km i ! il ii ter -
I r- ir i.n lei. Iw-I fioiP S v I ' J I ' t '! 2i it ,
On Mrif r a'..! I: U t 111 -kh .... Vl'M''; t
(i 1 it. Ki-t 1 v!-; n
M
I'r; tmtf on f h ti'-t ni,.r.-l
t II, h 1, MM ?H,1?J 1
'",i7T m
Yr no- in 11 m d - .i v I f. m NL 'ai.i-T I. HJ,
- OC' lT il . I I
Mt i-tnr nr ii 4 In. and J'.UV i. , . . JUii.JtM 71
On Ure Itmki I ' T't
4
Iit'.'ic-t u'dnii mm pcr nl Sa.
u.t)s,cVt , 7i,5tt M
lat'i, Vs'ion'.nH, A-c . . tlnrlmr tl.t ye tr ai abuvu ;
Vjiilrif and ltiiand Hiw '-':. tia
l.oi,a- iilt.MI
Kin Live- ''.'. r?i
l.cli-rt' i i"rmiiti ?.Ji IH
l.'t i'i-urMi i t-. li.'.hH a
A:t ie Clmii-i. If.it m
'". k. I'.ii-t'ii::, U ;,", t
Jnvti-I nltfc .Mia-en 'I ait on l'rc-
niM.m , 1 mi I i, M.ii'( . e 1! .H.i tt
lA;iUiNn, Sl'i-r, Kent, Ac M JIM (W
Jlitl M
'n.m m
r'li-. -.n et 1 1 1 r : . ,- (r aurrirt rt'VtrM f r tanw oft
diva ei.d I r..i'M.
ASkL'.'H OK Till; COMPANY,
Nove'iilici I. Hil.
10',,'"') t"it(ii Ma'.ta I l'- r Ce.it I.n,
t),m
111,!''') I'nittu fctatfi hi.K 1't-r Ct-nt. Lcjau,
I s l 1M,11 Ot
7"' t S'fttes Mk I'er C. tlt. I.oun,
b a h 7"i.M Ml
l'',it M..t- (t Imuih lvhnU, live per
r.-nt. l. a; O t.OoC 08
.Vlo'i Hthti-(rii.n-yi'.ai'ia, Hx l'erCi ut,
1hii iV.,HW 99
Wj.v'V i in- td n.iiat'.t ipl.f-i, M r r (.'enL
I nil- rj?,w 3f
i,' ') I mu..- m. ii .d, 1st Ali'i i, ;itfO,
i'ufna lWiiio W,0W Ot
rA,.(m r. rsit himii I ft'iru!i'jd Mi rii;t',
M TcrO'i'l llnprtb M.r 01
if 1 si mi i isU'i k wi niiav..vn tli
to.ii.i.i. P"-!:n'ti''l n-t i'rti
(T'lc.r.uitted the ijl'ju! Itilil-
b-.tlra Qt
I H'.htts K'ocl. tcnns l nnbt
i;.dlioiidiJs.n.pin,t Ot
!,- l"fM uie Stork North I'Miti)!-
vn ia K.dln.a'l C" .;i.i'.y a.Tfit) Ot
Uitf't l-i :'td Mtn'e in nm-y (lertnt
niter, ot Inueliteoiie-l. , 48, tJ Ot
y(0K) Sttoof fomii'ssoe r ivo ferCent,
i ..:.i. i?,ono ot
I'Jrt,.". I.oh'is i"i I-onfi and M'rtt'tife,
Muip x fcocured lri.TOO 9t
.'.'D0 P;ir. Jct.it, HP2,lHi,M), Market
aii "
Ilei.1 itr1f
(UlK receivable ur Inmir.incc i'j&de.
Jt.jii' s d' v it At't-i.rii)-, I ri'iniiim
on Marine l'oiuleji, Aferued lu
terct, ant) ttiitr tlrbm duo the
Comt'itny
hcr-p aiu Stoca el MiiKlr Insurant a
and olb-r fi inutility, $l.Vt W.
FXituftied Valttc
Cat-h rn Oep it w ith V.H.
t lover mi nt, hnb;ect t
ton dav- rail $Kft.(l (W
C?ah), in Kauktt I lr l Ot
t Mb In luatver &j7 'oH
tH-.T.RJT RT
rati adi.t r"iA, Kovomlrr . 1ft :t TV.o Board nf T rrnv
lom 1 ave ibii dn tU-lit red a I'anh Iiltidnnd of TH.1 per
ct nt. on the taplt.t tock, and t percent. lutiot on
tl.c M-rip i f lh Ooiupauy, piiyah'e on and altar tho
lt ot Oett-Dibur 1'ioxiiuo, lne ul N.tuoual and hutte
tux h.
J ht-y have a.ao doehtreda Hcrlp Dividend of 1'ORTT
.ci ceiif . on the earned iiremiutn for tlie vear endnu to
i' Ini M, Iw 4, eerti!i'aiih larntiieli will bo i-uued to lh
jrartlf entitled to tin- fttr o, rn m! r t' e l.tt ol Dacom
ber pn x into, tire ol Natloual and Mate taei.
'I hey havo ort'erad . aUo. that the iciip certlflete 0
proiith 1 1 t ho Company lor the yer IhiO he re .ioorainl In
t ui h, ftt the ollii v of the t'omptnv, on ami after the lit of
lii cen.hrr proximo, all ioierest thereon to ccaso ou Uat
llHV.
o ccriificf teof pnfltK l-mird under $?' Itrilio Ant Or
fin oip'rniion, "no ciTiltieatt ih ill ituo unlehi cltimed
wiihin two jettrn niter the dec:arathn of Hw dlviduutl
wlieitcf ll u eTidenep."
blKKCTOKH.
1 hntnaii O. Hand.
Jobnt: Davii,
Kitniu'Kl A. M' u1r,
'l'la-..piiijioi 1'auidir ,',
d(diii K. l'enrohe,
Jnuif i TianMHlr,
Il nry : Italiett, Jr.,
Jaintts !, Hniut,
Wiilli.niC l.tidwix,
Jotrih (t. beat,
(ieorrc U. i.viptr,
ltu; h t.'ran.',
Kburt burton.
B.iutiiet II. 8toke
.i.t. tei.iitau(
Hi nrv Slortn
(iihtui ti no ii turn,
fcduatd Oriintito
11. .lanes Hnnke
dae.ih P. .lopes,
James It MeKarlattil,
duflhna I. Kro.
.Spenct-r MclWatoe.
i John K.6vMiiple, I'tttiharfi
!A. IV. IJitkit, dt
THOMAS C. HAND. President.
Jons t;. liAV'lsJ, Vice-President
Hi.Mir I.vi nriiN, Svcrotaiy. 11 ll-lut
' UtEl DMlCN'S lllll.lKl' ASSOCIV
llotl. l,y Invit' tlon nl'tl'.ih Amh..LUou,
k. v. riin.iLii's i;iuuiva,
It. K'MI INSilV, Ki.,
W. Y. yil'l'llisl.l.. Km .
J. ini.LI.ll Vll.lsl IMl .
Kill Kililfcisllu. inil.liciiu UeiM I.VliMKi;, VitvM
liT'2l.ni l oiic.rt Hull. Iii relei.ncu tu tho piuKi.iimf u.
vi.il. itUioi i: tlio rrcoilmeti. ,
III l...i 1'ultvrMlll prestiif. II ItH
ri.NNbYLV.VMA UAliiUUAU CO!-
TItPIS! IIFH H IIH'AlirMKJlT, W
I'lllt.Ai.Kt.i'iilA. Nevmnlior 4, 1HH4-1
Tli. H mrd of lilnicl'.t H hinpthis .1 r dicUrt-il . ..ml-
nni.nl On ill nil ni HVK I'Kli 'hl. "n ih t'.ulua
hl'.rk : it. i; Ci'iiioiin., rlciir uf .N.Uenul anil 8iftt.UM
nlilo nn nnd iilu-r lolli liibl.
I'diiorii cl Alluriify f. r collection of rilwiVurt, rtnb.hl
nn uv.'lii'Himn .1 tliv gltis. ul lliu I' iiiii'ttiiy. No. 'J ul tt
U' 1 1: 1 Clr!l. THOMAS 1. KIUTII.
lli-lm Tromirer.
(e,.i '"lIlVlDliNl) XO'i'lCK.
"' Piii.sni in.. 4il. Xovembar IMl.
ROSS Oil. f:i)Mr.V.-l.'iil,IUIlK'Oll-i-l re
eacii 'I li liitiiiiirt lisve Hits u-iii-i.ioil tti.lr Mound
monun liviaini oi Tin; K t: I LK ('i.yi'.iint'i' uifM
Mi ck tnr ti.e umi.tb ii Oci.'bcr, out vt tha irotlti oi ih.
Oil iii.lncr.l. 1 Inlii'ji l;il:iit Irlicrl'.cr. ivlll lie l..ld At th.
Olliea i.t ill Cli'H lll.ON 4 1'Ol.l.lSri, No. WK, t iuat
ilrctt, .ii or nfiur llu- nlh limtni.t,
K ll.l lAM M. COTt'llhOir.lTn.idmL
Horn in WmJ. I. ,,M)i.icl. jr. 11-U-O
01''K1CK01'"TI11''. l'lllLADKLIMHA
Cm oill, So. :. SKVV K I'll htr et.
fliiV UHHUft ll, Kl',4.
OutiTK for t'.ikf iiiil be rccciveij m tm, oitlto, ur ti
oilhoi ui Uio woiki.
X110MA8 H. STKVTAUT,
11 U'-Tt i'blal KngiuMr.
NO'l'ICK. (ill.FIIXAN on, COM-
Brry pi l'i nnbvlvai,iu.-'l'hn Oftlco of Uio Cooa-
ny i i.uw luciliO m Nn. lii WAI.M I Hiri.t.
J. I!. IKVKR.
11-8 fit Hcret.ry anil 'I ruN.uf.r.V
r cirvrrfia',Asru i.n's okfic e, no-
vinnior S, li; - I he ruuii'tilut l aw, for tho UaO
i'A.on cull 1m: Lit.il at tills unlvo.
I1KNI1V IlllilM,
114
Ctly Irvaiuror.
rjfT- AKMY. NAVY, AND CITIZBN'S
ta. Ddtl lM! r 'abroidcrril. Sl'olild. rhlriipa, Wmlal,
Ac, lu Hjl. i.u.ui,.ed,at ijf iudiific4irva.
Meachaat Tkiwr,
1011 Cm Vo inKTSIlI tstwat. U,v.(li.e.not
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