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TUESDAY, NOVF.MI1KR isr.l.
TIIH WAlt NliWM,
We my le Rtnrtled at nny timu wil.li most
Important now from General f! ham's two
gnuiil annle now in Eiistorn Virginia. Al
though mailers have remained quirt lu thnt
region for some time past, yet we have every
eridoDC thnt neither the srniy nor navy rnrn
mnnden have been kilo. General Grant lias
reinforced his armies with every nvaihiM!
man at the disposal of the Government In the
Northern States, and Admiral Pottrr.it Un
collected a fleet about City Point that m ist
act an Important part In the coming dra'rvt.
It will not be long before another attempt will
toe made to force General Lt:i; to
deliver battle. This attempt will con
sult of a series of movement) which will
be planned and executed iu a Btiji"
rlor manner, and will b3 persevered in
until gome decisive result is readied. We
cannot doubt that a direct attack will he made
npon IJichmond by the Army of the James
Fobtkb's squadron co-operatin;. At tho
time tune the Danville, railroad must be
eel rod, and Lkk, cut ofT irom his only remain
ing line of supply and retreat, will lie Anally
forced, to leave his works and cnnp.j'e in a
struggle for the very existence of his army und
the "Confederacy." Of tills blow tlio Itebds
evince a deep-seated fear. They ore aware of
the great If sues at stake, and while they con
template General Grant's pt-cvlotu successes
and his proverbial lndomitahility, they natu
rally grow anxious for a prospect of deliver
ance, which does not now present itself from
any point of the compass.
The squadron of war vessels which is sup
posed to form nn expedition against Wilming
ton, North Carolina, still remains at its ren
dezvous In Hampton Roads.
General Siieiiidan has fallen back with his
army from Cedar creek to Kerustown, a point
about four miles south of Winchester. TuU
movement has hud the ell'ect of inducing the
ftibcl cavalry, under I.om ax, W. n. K. Lkk,
and others, to follow Siikkida.n, get entrapped
by Toebkut and CuHTr.it, and get souully
thnuhed. Early does not seem to have been
confident enough to follow with his Infantry.
Would it had been so, for then we should have
had the third victory of Fisher's Hi. 1 to chron
icle. Siikuidan is now ubout to execute a
great movement, which, while it will bo
effective In its immediate results, will prove
an important diversion In favor of Ihe advance
of the Armies of the Potomac and James.
General Suekman has been reinforced by
70,000 men, and his army Is now larger than
ever before. A fine cavalry corps ha3 been
Improvised, and goes with him, under Kn
tatbick, Kousbkau, Garrard, and
Wilder, which must do good service in
preceding the advance of the main array
General Suf.rman Is moving no doubt
to capture Griffin, Macon, Milledgo
villo, and Ajidersonville, in Georgia, and
to destroy the various railroads that
traverse that State, so as to completely
Isolate the army of Generals Beaciieoahd
and Hood, now operating hi Alabama and
Tennessee, and enable General Tuomas, with
two corps of infantry and cavalry, to use it up
leisurely during the winter. This end has
no doubt already been secured virtually, and
we have no doubt that Sherman Is released
with his main army to operate against such
rabble as may be commanded by Forrkst.
Roddy, Cleburne, Hardee, IvER-toN.and
Cobb. This chaff will soon be hlown out bt
existence by the Irresistible Sherman, and
we may look for victories in the Southwest
that will cheer our hearts. General A. J.
Smith wltli his veteran division, and tlw gal
lant Gencrul Mowru with his command, are
both iu Western Tennessee again, under the
orders of General Gkokok II. Thomas.
General StkiiMNO Price has retreated
Into Southwestern Arkansas with the rem
nants of his army, minun the two men who
alone secured partial success at times for the
"Csssar of the South" Marmadukp. and
Caiikix. Generals Stkki.k and Tiiaver
are harassing Prick in hi retreat; and the
gallant and useful General K. It. S. CAxnv
has just been mortally wounded in attempting
to reach the front, to direct operations against
him in person.
WAlt A IVII.IAKlt.
The horror of war, the agony of strife are
sounds so tamilar to American ears, that our
people are almost convinced thai no ble-i.iliig-i
ever followed in the path of Mars. They
point to the down-trodden crops ; to the l.iriii
hoiue in ashes; to tho long rows of unmarked
graves; and closing their eyes t ) all the ad
Tantages attendant on its course, they curse
the existence of war, and hold it a judgment
on a nation sent from Heaven. Yet history
clearly announces tho somewhat asto'iUliing
principle, that every great advancement made
by man has been caused by the agency of
war. The march of clviliz ttioa is a series of
successive revolution', and tho sword Is the
lever by which every revolution is e!!'cct'd.
Immediately after the destruction of die
Western Koman Empire, till intelln-tuil
light appeared to disappear entirely from the
face of distracted Europe, force succeeded
intelligence, and matter became the instru
ment of government in place of mind. How
was It that tho equilibrium was restored, and
the retarded wheels of progress allowed n;;:iiii
to revolve? Was it by peaceful means iji.it
the lethargy of a continent was thrown oil'.'
History demonstrates otherwise. To th:
feudal system, its wars and its chivalric euier
prises, we owe our present civilization. It
was amid tho most frightful convulsions that
government was reformed, and society reas
serted Its pow ers. To tlio Crusaders belong
thi high honor, a more glorious renown tli.ui
that achieved by England's lion-hearted king.
The IWforraatiou was ell'ected by war. The
oflkud tu-kuov, ledgmcnl of British freedom
exulted rlom unwilling mouuxhy
"J S-wer rrf the sword, and the liberty
Which bUMM UUT TOn lauJ udllov(;a ,
through the VWdof
li story teems w th th, o0 glua prilic, Ic of
advancement through war; ttU(, wu (udl
examples tt the advautu., of trltb, may wo
not take heart ami look lor tu uatnion of
aume greut doctrino Iu our civil war? j.'of
ages all evt'Jts tended toward one giem lrlu.
Ciple order. For r"" lMt 'wo ccnturM
ncflono wluch hsvc stnrtied mankind all draw
tho world more and moro under ihfl Influence
of the grand attraction universal freedom.
Our own war is only another moans of ap
prenrlilnn the Rreit end. TA nmord hn chI
thrfrltrrs of the ulnrc The mild foroo of
the law was powerless to interfere with the
crime. The strong arm of war has broken
through the well-planned defences, swam the
niont, scnled the wall, mounted the parapet,
and unfurled the bsniier of fre-vlom from tha
tower so long dedicated to the black flag or
slavery.
Tito position Is ours. The ball.l" is fought,
and the vic tory of principle over prejudice Is
won. Wlnitx'ver limy ho tlio iwmo of tlio strife,
slavery Is dead, dead beyond all hopp of resur
rection. It never had nny self sustiiulng
power, nnd when the aid of lis votaries is
removed, It falls a dead m:i.ss, and crumbles
beneath its own oppressive, weight. Tho vic
tory of principle Is achieved we must now win
the victory of expediency.
Again in other resects has war proved a
mrwt valuable assistant to progress. It h is
developed in man tlio nobler sentiments of tho
heart. Patriotism, which has for years laid
latent in the breasts of the American people, is
now kindled up Into a living llamti. liy the In
ventive genius ol'mlnd tho baser pas.iions.which
have nhvnys been tho concomitant of war,
have been removed from the scene of conflict.
No longer (loos man meet, man In hand-to-hmd
oriflict no more do couples fiht until one
falls to rise 110 more. At the distance of miles
stand the contending foes, ami by the Iron
messenger they send death Into each other's
ranks. The baser part of our nature Is left
undisturbed, but patriotism, loyalty, and
heroic devotion to country ure developed.
Again science has advanced more npldly
in war than nt any previous epoch in our his
tory. The law ot equilibrium which rules Hie
universe has decreed that whenever a want is
felt by a nation, the means of gratifying that
want will arise. Din ing war the need for im
proved weapons has increased to a frightful
extent. The demand has been met. Eit
KHMiN has improved and perfected naval
science, while military need has been met by
the inventive genius of iti'RDAN, who has
recently presented to the American nation the
finest ti!e known to mankind.
There is a dark side to every picture, and
upou thut side of war ourpooplo are too much
addicted to looking. It has its redeeming
qualities, and in a short time we will roup tlio
fruits t.f to-day's sowing and have a plentiful
harvest of pnw-perity and happiness After
the shadow comes the morning, and the dark
est time is juyf before tho (lay. The watch
men on the nation's bulwarks can cry out,
' The night is (iir spent, the day is at hand."
uiinuiilA."
The lender or to-da's issue of our ably
conducted contemporary, the Irps,ln speak
ing of the recent mes.iage or Governor Brown,
of Georgia, remarks : "Mr. Unowrr lays
down as a principle tliat every State of tho
Confederacy has a right to negotiate for itself.
From tho very nature of the Ilebel compact,
this must be an admitted truth ; for nothing Is
clearer than that the Iiehelliou is bawd upon
the right of secession and State sovereignty."
In this our friend errs. Tho original
doctrine of secession was defended on the
basis that such a right was reserved ia
the formation of tho United Slates Govern
ment. That the Union thus forraod was
not permanent, but could be dissolved at
tho option of anyStato. But in tho formation
of a new Bociul system, tho leading Rebels were
men of far too much intellectual ability and
deep penetration not to see that tho same doc
trine would react on themselves, and cause
the destruction of their newly reared fabric.
Tbey.therelbre, placed beyond doubt the per
manent character of the compact.
We give the preamble entire:
" We, the people or the Confederate States,
eie n Mate acting in us BovcreiKn Him mnu
" iii iideiit clmracter, in order to form a ruiiMA-
" mint 1'iiUial (luii-rnmnit, establish justice,
" insure domcslie tranquillity, pnmota the gon- ,
" cial welfare, ami secure tho blessings of liberty !
" to ourselves and our uosterity, iiiv.ikiiitt the I
" favor and guidance of Almighty Ood.dourdain i
" and ebtublinh tbis Constiluttun fur lUc Uonlcd
" erute Stales of America."
The emphatic ubc of the word permaiont
settles all doubts on the subject of the right of
a State to secede therefrom. If the States had
a right to make such a compact, to secede
therefrom Is a counter-rebellion, aud directly
antagonistic to tho actions of the so-cullud
'Confederate Government." Tlio receut de
claration of Governor Uhown Is, therefore, a
virtual alwolving of himself from the authority
of the Hcbcl General Government.
We anxiously await further developments.
TlIK I, ATT, JOII l.f.K.rll.
J041K I. wen, tho Illustrator of the I.on ! m
'iifiJi, sid one of the most genuine humor
ists Umt ever lived, died at seven o'clock on
Seturdny evening, October 2fl. Ho was born
In ImhWhi, In 1B17, and was educated at tlif
Charter llouttc. Leaving school, ho studied
medicine, but soon discovered lli.it he was not
cut out for fhat profession. In AugiHt, 1311,
bis fiist sketch, "Foreign Affairs," appoared in
"unrA. From that time forward the history
of 'iivri embraces tlio history of J01IN
I.r.KrTi's proloKhional career. I teniae his
Inlxirs in I'uncli, ho Is well known throufili
his efforts in almanacs, nnd books of romance,
poetry, nnd travel. His pictures of social and
foreign lilo nro photographs of the moment.
They are ns true as the naked torn he of tho
sun could have made them, for they are tho
truthful pot traits of genius. His iminenso
versatility wss only equalled by his inco want
Industry. Happy in everything he attempted,
ids labors for tlio past years form a vad col
lection, Inslinrt with genius nnd pravoe.itlve
ol profound admiration. Consecrated to the
ludicrous, ss iniich of his labors were, hn ex
cidled aho in flint which was simply and pn
tirely beautiful. Apropos or tho imc:isant
tin incut lids famous illustrator of I'unch
suffered from street noises, we append a feel
lug letter by the wit, Mark I,kmon :
" Pi m 11 On ! 8.'. fleet Mroot, May 23. ISM. -
"Sir: I v. mure iiKn whst niiftlit po-i!ily be
' 1 oiivi !c n il n impcrtin' ncc, were not the sib-
t'fl ol niv note ot put. lie imorcst.
" 1 Bin to frro .t'y interested in the sncrci of
" yi ur oiinsiTv lor tlif ri vitiation of street muni
" cuius tint 1 tim ill tr 11a of strenttieiiinn: your
' liHiuis lv iiutluik' you 111 HisesHion ol nmie
1st ts wKliin my knowleitf.'e. I fcirmerlv lived
" in (lorilou ct.fjorilon Mqiiare, but wa c m
" (SMlid to emit London to escape tho distressing
" 1 ( UK qui hits of siici t music, althoU!;h (( rd iu
" htrtct wns rumpsrativeiy a quiet lo ;illty. A
" dear fiieud of mine, ni.d ouu to wtioin tho
" pnlt lc hits Is-en indented for more than twenty
" years for weekh htippliesof iniiooenta'nttseinent.,
" und who-cri .me wilt lind a plie e in this t'uluie
" Mhtory of nit, luis not lieen so fortunate. Il-j
" livid in liruiiswirU Niiare,and remained there
" un'U the nervous HVftcui was so seriously
" atrecied liy the continual ili'turlviiico to winch
" Lc was siibioctnl while ut woili. thst ho w is
" conqiellcd to ahanilon a most drsiia'ile boino,
" nnd tei k a rcirct at Ko.asinKton. Af.er ex
" pi intinp ronviilt table -ii'iis to uiatic bis piesent
" roiitence rnnvt-ntCM for his art work pln-'in
" double w iudowb to the front of his house,
" he is agiiin diivi n Irom his lioiuo ly the c 111
" t if tl nl visintioii of Mi. ct bands and or? 111
" grinders, 'i he t tt'e. t upon his health, prodti. ed
" on my honor, by the c iiises 1 Lava named
" is k m lions tliat lie is fnrhi.ldeti to take liorse
" fxercino, or imlulo in fast walking, 11s a pitlpi
" tuton ot the heart has bicu produced, a form of
" nntjina fori, I believe, nud Ins fifeii'ls a-e
" onxii.u-ly l oucerned for his sute'.y. 1I is
" ordi red 10 Ittim'.urf , and I know tlis the expt
' triutioti w ill enudl a loss ol nearly L V) n wee1!:
' upon Mm iuat at present. I mil sure I noed not
" witMioid ii'nm you the name of tins poor geu
" Ih lnan. It in Mr. John I,i i i n.
If tbose Kentleuirn who beiizh at complaints
' such as this letter couMins, were to know what
"are Uie na'.ural pennltiis ot constant braiu
" work, tiny would ma eiieouriiue uch untioces
" sury Iiilfcticnis as street music entails upou
" pome of the benemctors of their ago. Such men
" nre the l ist to interfere with Iho eujoymontj of
" their poorei follow biborei 8 ; but tluy el.dui to
" bo Hllowcd to pursue their callings tu peace, and
" to Luvc the coinlort i.t their Homes secureu 10
" thi ni. All ttiey ask is to have the s ime im
" iminity from ihe annoyances of street niu-lc m
" the to t of ihe community have from dustmen's
" bells, pot-horns. and otliur iinncccsBsry disturti
" suies. The objection to street noises is not a
" matter of la.-tc It involves tho progress of
" hum st labor and the avoidnuce of groat mea
" tal tillltction.
" Apolopi.ingfer the liberty I have taken,
" IJclieve mc yours, faithfully,
"Makk Lemon.
" M. T. Bass, Ksq., M. P."
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HAHl'tnAY AKI II! NO'lN. Nov. lfllli,
(iAl.A K A Nf.W I'LL M ATI Mil-.
1 AU.sT. I.N I'l Hi-1.
Admlilon to Mntj ( id JhtHar. Heat nny bo so-
CtiriM) wl'Lout t-xtru rhrt.':n.
.iHt nmy bo Nccuroil nt tlio ro niV.r iii Tor nny ol
Hip Mkt nitnt4 ut tioul'l'ri M nic Stor.s onJ at tho
Acatlomy.
" NEW CONTINENTAL HAT."
UNION VICTORY.
A CHAND DISPLAY
uoisrsirrr-
M O I) I-. P. AT 1', V I'. I C K S .
r. B.-OM) VFI.VVT UONMtTS ms.li- ovr. Felt HU
and ronncta roaiinril.
WOOD A" OAKY,
.o. rm c.'iii;sNi; r htkhrt.
w li i; a j v
N
Atvroiuor.wTllv
wi :.t IKI.tl M OT i .
tullk to l' t'l AUllllC.
OF
! vols
1.1 1 .U I K
'llli u i
.i"-iii;'F'!'.
(let-lit iiuore-lii g
Alto.
1IIST0K4 or
ESDI.ANll. Void. 1
jiiucriNmr-
ami oo rf mly,
MAUTIS S IlISTOUV Of KnM'K-THK AUK OK
l.ltL'lS A1V. Su i.rriptton.1 nceivft P.r tlio boo at ttie
HOOK ltdOMS,
Ko. :I6 S. Sl.vTII 8TBFI-;T,
11 lr,..'lt AbovoCIiOsinit.
WANTS.
f. WANTl-.l), A (iMAI.l. FUKNISIIKD
It's' in. llli cn.nniit m r, of lire, within two or three
.,ul III d:ii.d Clioanul. AiiJn A-1"., "'' t'l.n.,-
Te.ei;ini-ir OH C. II-I..-I
4 1'AItTNKK WAM'KD. WITH A CAIM-
J tul ol tro-n tHm in .'iUl, In a mire anil lU'inttlv.
li.n.lM-na. Adilien M. I . al Una olllec-. il
an l--lUtNINllI-.il HOUSK WANTKI), IN
iJ. t Walnut, or l.ornnt.or An-ti, or t'Ue.iinl ulreot.
A.iurcsa "Konili.liidllii.nl'.' at this oilice. In
FIREWORKS,
IlYOKDKUOI'THK
union i.i;aoum.
WILL 1 AUK Pt-At'K
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Art O'CLOCK,
jiijoa.i htiu:i:t,
A
CAPEMY OF MUSIC.
ni'Ts r. rout).
Tht'H'H', I'miIiiiii no : Kortl'.
Jllnl Hit. Altotitiiilru (a.)
JRO.- I.AIIS AMI KIKK-AKlfS.
K, according to the primitive idoa, tlio
prlnc'ple of warfare ia the greatest tlivtruu-
tion of the greatest numlier, It Blioulil seem
tliat the new munitions und upiilinuces of the
ugu are bent upon conducing to so himrine
a result. Tlie iuiniovements iu lron-elndu aud
flre-unns aro altering tliu cliantuter of war,
nnd are objects of compt-titiou tluougb tlio
lt-uf.'th and breadth of the world. The launch
of the iron-tlaii monitor Camunche, yesterday,
at San Francisco, California, in an event which
will hold a permanent place in the page ol
history. About one year ago, November 11,
IfcOO, the (.'amanchc ui rived at San FmucIhco
in tlio ship AunUhu Her extrc.ne length
1IYINU IN 11.T.
The subject of the public debt is oilen
spoken of witli a lightness which borders
upon levity, aud a blind confidence in tho
future which partakes of inconsideratucss.
Willi some the national debt is treated as a
ntttlou.'tl Joke, and every consideration which
swells It bandied about in playful badinage.
Strong as we nre, and embosomed with re
sources which, from time to time, develop new
roads to wealth, the fact of being in debt is
not a circumstance to rejoice over. Whatever
may be our convictions in regard to the cause
or cnuselcssuess of much of it, whatever may
be the prejudices we have imbibed from the
knowledge of much that is unfair orunder
t banded having assisted to enlarge it, we are
bound to consider the conditions undor which
I the rising generation will come into an iin
I mense possession of public deb . With some
I men war is merely one way ol makla money
t just as money is one means ot making war.
They are mercantile sophists unequalled In
the art ol arguing money Into their pockets.
The mau of thought and honesty, however,
will reflect seriously upon the couseiiuences
of so large a public debt. However himself
or his business may be afl'ectud by the war, he
will remember the immense scale on which the
Union Is constructed, nnd remember th it the
national debt is not disproportionate consider
ing all the circumstances under which It has
accumulated.
But to predict that the successive genera
tions which are to Illustrate to the world what
the highest degree of national prosperity is,
arc to die ou" with an Immense debt overhang
ing them, Is to contradict those convictions
which, as citizens of the United States, wa
have so long ami so deeply cherished. Peace
will restore the wealthy crops, of whose riches
we are now deprived. Not oiily will all tho
old resources of the touutry on which we have
so long depended be wrought to tho extent of
their capacity, if they indeed be exlinustlbli!,
but new oneu will be dl.scovi'red.nud be applied
with all tho ingenuity aud energy which char
acterize us.
The tax-gatherer is uu ollkial whom few love
lu his oflicial capacity, and yft he is one of
1)ROrOSAI.S H)ll COIIN MEAL.
Orllt l lt.l'Ol I'osMi.-SAhir . Si It-.isi p.srv., t
W A.'I'IM.TtiN. I. t'., N'OV'-mbiT I'.'. 1-Ail. (
K.-iilftl Prr ii'1-.a: itn- iMi'cl uicit ttie ll'tli lnitt.iillj
nYl-ii k M., Ii.i ti.niMniii tha Unit' J Ktu'oi. Suo..nili-n:e
i iinrtni. nt vith
TIIUI.E M'MHtKO (Wit.) ItAlIREI.S OK CORN MKAf.,
Iti lie drllvt r?u al tl c llo.em:::-Mit ivarclirovp in tlt-.iri.o-lown,
or at Uic wlmrvv or r.tl mail ilcit-it In Witt liinq ton,
I. (' , at siu-li tlrni-as tho tio eminent uiuy direct, alior
llv dajn' noili e.
Tliu t orn Meal to lis dcllvtrrd In ood sound flonr
Larri Is. cut n cuiiliiitilni; on.- tiniitiie 1 and nlnety-tx (l:ti)
lionnttf.;" lo bfl trt Hh vrontid. itntl ot" iioi.il inert-liantttble
oiiallu, and will Ins tnint-cti'd iu--t bot'ore li Ik n celved.
I n yiiit in will be nntde In until Hindi ill Iho Uovernuient
uiiiv have IV rdlliiirn-m. nt
lli.tM to lie at1.trei.hni1 10 tho nndoralpned, at Ho. 1WI O
fti.-tt, t-iiduiatd "1'royu-alt fjrCurn 'y"1,"' rJ i; i i ,-j.-
ll-ir. ,'.t Cui'taln and C. a. V.
VRITTUN 'AND VEUBAI, 1)1
fl.rtntlons of Chara-ter, CoiHllintion. and
In lent, with ADVIl'K. on llwln.-aii, lit altli,
llilticatlon, Ht-lf -linpiovt-mt nt, .M iniueiuent
and Trailing of t:nl LI.Khn, oi'l.il adui'.u
(iv.n, day and ovi-ninn, by
JOtlX I.. CAl'KV,
T'ltreiioli.irst and Booltsellrr.
V.i s. 1'KnTil m., B'.ovo ciicjiiiit.
ti.tnm
piNE SHIRT MAKUFAOTORY.
Tfco aubtcilbtra wonld Invite atte ntion to ilitlr
lMl'KOVKD OUT OK SIIIUTS,
W L-Seh tln-y Diat-o apcclalty in their hualnm.
AI.60, CONSTANTLY BICEIVINO,
NOVELTIES FOR GENTS' WEAR.
a. W. HCOTT As CO.,
(t STLEMliN'S FTUM8UIN0 8T0UK,
No. MM CI1KSNIJT STItKKT,
U-10 thuu ll Four Joom below Continental Hotel.
hhCf (it'll Mrilisi rr. . . ,
(Al'O ot Hnlinliiv Mt
Ni w 'I I. f utrc, Wn..liin;,toti,
I iitro.
A ClliF. T IItM K'tU) 1'KAST.
KripaAcnu'iii, lr '.'I nlclits otil, ol tlio t'iiiinenlTr.v-
Mi: F.IiWIN' F'Md.T,
who wli; r'Ul-r, lor It.e flrat Unit' iti I'luiit 1tll(i:i , lil b( ll-
Imnt ini .-'Uiitio'i ot
l lll.lin.A . I r.
IS
hllAKSIT.MlF.'S OKANIl TtOVAK TKAii:iV OK
'HI rlTliK,
d-tiimoTM inL' on MONDAY NHMIT, Nnvi-iuhpr 21,
Tlir OnDimiiv to nihiitln Mr. J OliKl-.S I' litis Imm-ii vi-ry
rBrofiill.x h U cUtt, eiubiuclnKi uiiiniifc' oiUlts, tlif CtiU'liruU-J
1ri;K"'jfIilU',
ill 1 I f .'l rr r. rJ . I - I .
Tho oconciy UH'J wi" ov,,rni (t ,ll irolui tloni of
Ain. j. itun.i.i.i ci ni il,
ol riiUaf't'lithln, n itli nowlj "lnu ti druury by
rtl l( WIMi.
ot Tl iln(Hlpb1.i.nP(l several now Koman ifli-nt-i, I'm'n'Achig
'1 1 IK I Kit Mii Al. ur i li ur ut umuulasi.o,
by Mr. CHAlXKH H. ;KIVnr ItHltiiuorc
in- M.tciiinir bv Mr. iimi tr.K.ot i io A:iu(Tny.
The Cor-tnuick, hatiiiorH,1tiHlif!iia. Ar, A weru made
oi!iri'i!-l tor thl p'uy. ' a t''itt olovt-r 'Kl.
rir luiluci purlieu nun, avv uit luimu nnnnnnv-
IlKUtS. Jl-l-'-l.t
T UCIIJ-K WKSTEUN AS LKAU(TUE F0U
J. 8AK f N-
lit Il.l.li WKMIiKN J Lr-.MI, I UT. rUKNAKf.Ji.
.1 'I'l J.I. Y t M I -KM A3 1,1'. A 11, I llli r Ul..KKt.
M'r.t.LK W!-1 i;UN- Ah I.LAll, THrt KJKHAKKS.
t:(.!l.,i; WK hit. UN As l.b.MI, THIS NMAKKIK.
u (Jil.i.K v. i;si i ns ah i(.5ii, litis kk!)akun.
AI.Ml niKhM i nr.Aiiir..
WAI.M T hTl.t.K'l' THKi UK.
V Al.M'T h TKKKT UIK.ATtiK.
WAl.NI T HTItllKT IlltATlii;.
THIt i;vr,NiNu.
Tins jt-vkninu.
utis i;vKM:-iu.
BALSAMIC CORDIAL
IS TUT MONT l PIlXTUAI. RKMKDT 1011 HVDDI N
COIJW,
HOH1. TIlltOAT,
INFLUI'NZA,
A I N IN Till-: MRKAHT, n..1
lNCll'IfcNT (JONSUAU'IIOM.
Pieparrd by
JOHN W. BIME3, Jr., OhetniRt,
TWI STY 8KCOND AND MAHKI.T KTUKI'TS.
Tor tale by all DmreM" nd Mtorokaepem. 11 -IMntlialm
H'lOVUS ! HTO VI Js? I
KKIXIN'O OFF.
.Sl-.l.l.ING OFF.
SELLING OFF.
F.ntire Stock of Stoves.
MIAMI R OAR C'ONHfMlSC STOVES.
Thtie Hiipert-.r f toea aro veil known; ko nro xi-Utmi
tin ni olt M ry lew . nt niiinutrtruirorB prices. Al.o lilt i'.t.T
Il'O llVr.fl 01l'ti-, ffptr OOI.t..otur ,imu n-i,in.i
pilt in, at
111
IliS. JOHN DUEW'3 KKW ARCH ST.
TllF.ATltl-:.
1UHK t.UUWIl'.l KltOM 1'ITTO HOME.
Third Tte.k, i tnnl Tkcv-k, Third o-eek.
Tldrdwtel., Third w,ok. Tlnrd wcta,
Of the llri littnt Kniiiii-'nontof
Mil ami .Ml.-M. llKM;V WII.I.U.H
Mii.MiAV aM Tl KtiUAV 1.V1.MM1S,
VNCI.l. I'.Vl S t'aHIS, . ,
l'LlVE.C i;uuiu 11111 i
A.nd
JUNKS- IIAPY.
MK. AMD Mltl. UAllMKY WILLIAMS
In Mx CharMctrrB.
Kcatk areiired atx dayi. in udianue.
IOMK ON A FCHLOIKJII.
L 1 hi. lieaiillllll I'eel rnitravin :. pnlnted by Sornis-
pi. nnti ,-iiL.riivtit hv Sariain. I- liavmit an iimt-n-.e nrtie.
nrtl Is enn-lili-retl by all who l.avo Bt-t-n it as one ol the
finest K.eiUuenB 01 enrvlui ever ro ton out In tills
eoiint ...... ,n cjtft,-.r, nii'0 .
til. I nUL.l'tr.nD r i". I niiuLi.li iii.' r.
roi-v.
l'VMtY' LOYAL IIOL'HMIOLD SHOULD HAVE A
(Ol-Y.
t f... nverv fumilv who Iikm a futher. hiifhanil. or
Bon l.iiiilInK lor Ida country, will apprceiato and should
lOMeba wwnxiv f u 1 a- OTY,.TniT
It will alwavt ho n bt-aillitul memorial of the anxlona
iiava and years ol n lnllion ami war.
TlliaOngiavlnK is nolo e.ei.i-it-i. 5vuib.
1HHA111.1I Hlil.lllKltS
and others will tlnd this tha most pleasant and profitable
net nt-y lt.. y ran umlorthkc. o Ktve exem-ivo ternlory,
lilitl w-ll i;l e pnriicuinrs o. K' i7 o" ipi
v nnni this n ate on a 111 ny Kno.-l.MUlii.uic loriram-
Itur ho., will sontla aotiilmen cony by mail, nee, on receipt
v. the prlet-.S.' to), which Is ahoiilone-hnU tho price usuiilly
crarKCd lor OutTltYllla o. luib tuuiai;,e., r u. a. io.ii.wis.
l"f' .. .. ...t.v...
l.ltAl.l.Cl ruiMl,linin,
.ui M. t'OUKTIl Street,
11 liMutlilm Philadolpliia.
tew CUFSNUT STUEKX TI11CATRK.
QULVFR'S NEW DEEP SAND JOIST
II E A T E 11 ,
Wil l, Bt'ltH LK8 t-OAL ANII -MAKE MOUE HEAT
TUAM
ANY FURNACE IN USE.
COOKINtt KANOKS
OF THE MOST AITltOVBl) TATTKUNS.
iti:insTKUH
AM1
vi:ntiutcohb.
FOIt BALE UY
CI I A It I. KM Vlt.IIA.l.
9 .'(l-ltntu-'.'m Ho. 1 ill JIARKKT 8TRRK.T.
JiOit'DAY AND Tt'KKIlAT KVKNINOI, Nor. l l and IS,
I. AST W l.l.K Ul" fllKIS. II. r. no.. I.KS,
Yl'lio will appear In ihe now 4 art Hay of
Lain AluI.I'.V AKCIIKT.
To conclude w ith the inorry Knrce of
IIIK TAII.OK (V TAMIVI.UTII.
HATbltDAl AK I r HN' to N, N'.n-a,tii-r
TWrl.r'lHdIIANK FAMILY MAIIStK,
l.a.ltlme tit lal'.IV TllltVl.ls.
Vrla.v EvenUiK. arcwell l;u-ltl ol .Mrs 1). P. Itowen.
Monday r:eaiui:. .venll'fl -ji, wuioe iiruuuedti, auer
four n.onih-.' n-tK preiiarallon, llou:lt-.-nill'ii beautltill
drama ol FALYKM'TK.
rtlllUMT UJJ.Ii:cTKl.
Thu adintrnhle rictnre, Uio greatost production ol tuo
puiuU-rT.'KRT,lii now on exhibition, at the
ACAI.KMY OK KINK AKTS,
No. UrM CIIKSNUT Street,
Touitliar with tho entire collection ol the In-tittitlon.
AomlUanre.TWIiNTY-l-'IVE C'KNTH. ll-l.'-2ui'
As
over armor is two liiimlii'd l'twt; lio lu i one
tiiin-t, ami turika a buttery oi two improved j the uiot tisotul visitors we have In these mtPi'.t-
l.Vliuli guiif. slions und tnx-iiuyiiig times. Titxation did
lu a litter in the New York Times, Ciptuiu ' not l ogin with the war, but it is hi'lnlng to
Kr.n hsoh denies that there nre nny ground-i end it. Without an undue t-oullilenep in our-
for iij juelieiioion with rel'eieuru to lite Dic
tator, lie nmkes the aliitem. ut emphatically
t lint there Las been no guess-work or miscal
culation ahout the draft ol' waier ol' the ocean
uiouitor. in reaul to the proper iiuinersion
or tlgliting trim ol'un iron-clad which, like thu
lllctutor, is inteniled to meet foiL-iu iron
clads at sea, lie remarks : " It is no louu'.-r the
" C8-pouiidcr thnt will be encountered, but
" projectiles v hit li will put the lide-annor ol'
"tiie L kit' !(!, l.t'-.''.y a it U, to p s.-v -re
' ui;il. It uifi lie well, '.ltetviinv, to ke ; t'li.i
" :.-ide ilillllif Well flld'.r Witter, Uole I'-l ii 'it
' larly since rolling, to a ti-rluiu t.vi.:.ii, :n,i-t
always lie looked tor. liiu great, l,u) ..n.-y
" of the JJii tuHir fit lit r present thai!, vi..,
" sixt'-two thousand pounds to thn incti, Nun
" Important llnture coiiin ctcd with tho ijues
" tion ol linmerslon."
At Flatbu:-li, Lon' L-Ian.l, ou S.ituril.iy la 1,
a meeting took place, wlioe oliject va to le.t
the relate e merits of the bc.-t umall rtrtm iu
use nt the ptc-tnt time. The Am ricaii a.nl
Krit!bh Bervites were represtntetl, and tec
bnui J arms w i.-re tried ut lun' and short ra...
The rebult of this cuutc.t was the truuop'.i of
the Aii. i:i lean carbine and rille. Tho American
Kunwas fur ubeittl ofuU competitors. Tliro:t;;!t
ottt the whole coinpi'titiou it w.n victori jj;.
The patty was coinpo-ed of botU lJritlh and
Anicrieun cllict-rs, and the fact was fully d
u.otihtrntid that, fits Aui'-rlcan ttubitio auJ
, rVCl;eut the world.
selves, we may look calmly to the future, mid
be cinlwirassed by no alarms as to the national
debt belni; au iueubu which never can be
bhiiken off.
MAititli:i.
KLFTf'Hl:rt-ll Ns.Klf On tho IStll in. ant. hv the
lltv. Or iisiilmrne r.it lor olTuuttv t buifu, rill I l'.i.s
! I.I Tt II HI, i:. , i.l U ii-liiiimuil, 1. l.,lu Mi. li.ll
.MA t.l.sLlt,oi I'lnluaelpliiii.
OKOIU'M feKUr.
A t h. ni lot Jniiiwaiu Mnlu-fif i, e'iu;il to nw cny
i w lrliaii.i.
in wm Jn or ty
Ain in n .t ltr.r.vKH.
li lt :t .No 4N. Wrtt ritrCt.
RSKMULY IIUILDKNGS
S. W corner TENTH anil CMKSNL'T Streets.
W.JjM'.HJAY, NuM'Uibr Hi, lbol,
At Imll-imst ihrt't-o'clock,
Ulif CLAHSH AL MAIIKB,
itr thi.
PMII.AHKI.nilA CLASHlt.'Al. OriNi'Kl'TR XlrB,
c ti- in ni it. j aUVH. 'l:UHf.
FJtOr.KAMMK.
Tilt hi F. Mat. Onus 1. ho. I llefthiven
(JitHlUtTc. 0ll71, No. 1 ,..lliydu
in no Vug (.u. l irrt i iiw in 'Hi
(h). KluOfdo Conceit lientutt
f'umte'.tu, 24t 0, Ui it uuiiir Mozart
Hiilrrii'ikm lint f r tlie ii nson of twfutr-flve Matinee
tn iu t.'ie AtHflr Sioro of Mr. J K. tionl.l, Si-vcntri und
4 liHtnni Hir ft, wht ic iiH' ini'iitrt lur imtilic or priraio
l rtnrmtitM uft in ur out oi .own, Mn ue iiitiav ior tue lur
it un til il r uu
Mtii 1j 'in Li-Id. to be lind only ut tliv door. KtiT
ATIONAf, cincus,
S1
UKt.'ll I'M
bYJtl 1' tlltllCK QIIAMTV.
AUI.llt.lt X LhKVKS.
iioici: nKi.AWAiti;
,m:i iii-.ua tu:i-: v.a. watkii
OKfJlIUM .SYllL'l'.
street
DKLAWAKR MiRCilllJM MOI..VSSI-.S-j:iii'al
to ht-l Stcii.u S vr.ii. at n nvn-h lowt-r otI'-i.
AIX'llKit a Kl.l.l i:s.
c'tcin'M coIuulJKAWAH:sYUl'i
I. in ei(.p.
UN
AlttillKK lil-KVLS,
Vi. n S. WAT KH rtll- e!
nn;;.
I llMI.Y.-tli. Hiii-ilnv. Son mVr M. IK.
'lit 1 A t O.l.L i . li.llliilltl -i- til ll.e lut.-lM.
103
I Mlii
,1 -n.il .
1 ' I i
; v h a 1 1 i
mi. ..il.
t!-
i'.1-iol t'.r 1 'TH ftl. 'f-'.l t i
uu--,, nt-At, lit J
.il l i. (hi Muium. Nfipini,i r lltli, t i'l tvM. r.-n
ttai'Ii tl m Itu nun. . V It 1. 1 A M Kl.N SAI(1 II. . t-M. u
miii ot 11--ti . 11. tnnl L.ydi.i .nu iii-tt.:. iitd 'ji vu-.h
ioinifil ol C'-Uiiiiiiiy l , .'c'.uUil I'fiiulvailid Kui.-r v
I ft.- rrlutlvrs nu-l tri'-mln m tli' finn'W, niriiihciN ol
M" it Milium tihil bi'l'lliTH hi thu i;'t, iil.ni thu iiitiinli Ti
i l 1 1 ri'.iii; I iii ii liji I 'winii.i.iy im,) (iiit AiK'l;)iil.i i i In1
( h u ur-' 1 1' '.jji'i lliiM i im tt'tt t' nil n-i liii miu-ral. fi-.nn
iilrt littlit'i iOf i'lLiiiC -N . J:t JI Tiiutl ;r.Tl, u.i HY 1
ih ,,t.iv k 'friim ll, iu 1 bV.uu. io jn'ocuoil tu (.'al .T,v
J'-.H.-Lrt i'huii ll.
lH.NSi:. i'U tlif H'h iiut.nu, WILLIAM M:.S'Ni;v,
I,, tl, -.1 tl . ru. fl !.i ; - .
'i 1 1 r rt' ivi ii'nl iiiio (!' n u of tl.e f.n.i1! .-, n ul 1 1'
Ci' lulu Ji i,!' .:i!i i;:ii.' ry 1. . rl: u. l', A. . M., rtt! I i
iU ii u ir'tlid Lu I'l' 1 ..I, tin M i Ut It Jl.. , ir Hit 111.
I.t 'c n -Ktik", S J 1 i-. -.w :-t, , ,-1,, ri V v In-- .1 iy,
f id 1n-if. i, at 1 o'ciOv.'k 1. Al. luttiaiuu'. ill U
i.i in ( Yinuu ( y.
1 A Y I.Oit. On thn I llii iujutut, lr JAN'iC 1 AYL H,
Ui 1 1. 1' ."ill vi'H' "i r i'j"-
'J ti- n l.itivitK ninl ii h'inU ut th fiiinlly ar .vHnectiuUv
Jti v , ii il lu utlcliit tliu lum .ui - I'ioi.i 1.. r i..;.- ff.-tti-. .t-M, J..-.
j(r:i hiiii.nn r "-'nit uu v nliniUi ui"rniMj, Uie loi.li
tu-tiaui. Ut ti oYiut..
Hcrond tlonr h!oo Anh. 4rcat Klui-Kon la
fc'ir tuiiifii-.u H:ui'K U' NU; d unit FiUK yyl rlliliiilllilfl, coin-
It "IHK ti I Hllil lnn.it Mm InlUl 'iO ll -mi- l-
i.i l t T.tt'i t;..ii I'l'.uk Ti itni.il .t:t, O n
im '.s tti.tl I i,r. t "il i i.t our ou ii iii.:',H an. I l.-i-ii-r...
ni'il M StaM', till H'.l. " .if
r 'K .ir.l ll. .i'l )'-- ''- H'i".'""rri,i .
v.: ( Illicit; ' li.u atu J'.' ;i H 'i. loi' 1 'til Yi , .ti
' k i". i. . i , j. tl it'n',' h i . . lie I .i' -l iitkur Il.i .i - J
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r,., .uhI M'U- r..mli, MiU t. 't lii'iOons, J- ', bt4 I, .i.i'I
f (i)t Jvi'l iiu-i.ii-a, I I i.ik 'I ah : o( u'.l olra u ul
at . .' ia ; .i l Jiuii'Lii;i oi u'.i m-i o:.d f-tin'iai r-'.l
: tt ii.. til i'l i"' ; Vi' ' i 'll' m t inc J-, Ui f'ititt;i a, N b'..it,
' ll lU' T a'M''B',t'!il'ir'ril, lUl.i VI. .se' htm .Ju'l nifty
i tii '.iihi rict a I ll.nr liuili, V. ai-rlrtH Jtulln, unit W.i. t
' Ifl.K.i is of nui own llilliuv d mt' L.i.. ', liiSt Hint W..i'.o
I.jli i ot ull ,iaJ -a uit-f bl Iti ; l.Uv Vt Mll-l ColT.-t N l-i'.i't
! 1 I i ,,hh. iii nt varkty ttl luluwi il ytirPb ; I.;iJ!m' a: J
j . NtL-ktit.il in k'vM variety, 4).licaicijr oucn, Ac,
1 4'-. ..mr, aiic m.iall, ft:tl fnnvlnro yf.awWv bof re
Ij'...! .liUM.Lbu-, lti.it It ib well hi.rth t .ir ovuil-A-1 .,t
' tt. , irt ii'i'M.i-r,li1iiiTiJi"fi hi tl-c 4!he. Hn.r ol Wih
: I MM MiNiMlUS'lAl.IKU, Kl M. C-H-iHil H'r.-a,
ht i ui.ii d"or tt'jovw Aicb, uti to Uiu ci in jr. iU-tt
i .NiiLU 'j hi: niiti i i ion ns- mus. ciititLt WAR
Nhi; iliiriiiir Uii, UAN Itii'J.t.
Mr. K II. i:tiMToi K'tueitriiin EIr:tor,
n 'ns t vv : k o tiik m a-dn,
IMMKNNt; .M'UIKVt l.rt AMI KXl!l TKMKNT,
IKKl'l'ltl.HHID K MIOI'TH Or I, Al.i ill rKK.
!nrii.,' lli- iilv tio fii'bnito.l i:TO.N HTON V,, th
hl!i;uvO:,I FAMILV, Mrs WARNKK (MHtr-i of tlio
rroii-r .h -iiwxi3Mri4 1 N.I'.K tiitO 1 tl KKH, tin rrcat
HMihiuo I .-4;ur, afr. UAfUKI.OR. the ranownl TOM
Kl.Nli (: !)f V .It . Oi ti. 'JilKil-S), tllO IllllallLlllle 'M't
h t 1 il'KNKi . Jr.. will ii;.in'r lu a vnrk'iy ol i.li-as'u.
Cvinmixtn', A TobatU, tiiiil iiHuetriitii fcccuos, tuUlcli
ti.t'V tii.ve tiu rr iiin.
Ai'Mii-ioN. Flrt Tier, .'Jt cenU : Scc-oml Tt"r, - cent
tiiriviirn (.-oinii.i ii. i'S i-vi-rv evfclUin; al 7' 'V mrk.
M ATiVM-S on Vi:iiNKS W tnnl SAlAKUAXAi
Iy. li Six 'KH, coiniut-nciii at -." : o'-lo h.
'Has nci-k a prornuiiuu rich untl attractive.
B:;iMifiavry,Nu.UIs Alt If Ptrcr-t.
t - MA'OMC
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AM I
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ftl 1
AUUVB nr. ni .lien,
1'kMticiuiila,
y-liolerrle ann lletall.
i.'.i t e..aii-l. ,. a .u,ii.i, ul "1 Lii.lles', MUsen , n
" :l r. n II op M 'ri l, l-,c niv.ln every r-. K-'t l.r.t
. ta-., . i.t. h r,,r tne, itiii-n, oiuabUily, MM til.e.Mii.,.,
fc..v.t ; .. f in. il In tt e luar' et. .
M.lii., maJo u. oijoi.auoi.tl. aud rri-iiireil.
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L iii -i r tl. l-t.l - 1 1 IMnililil. t l.aai'..rt-i-i latt
.ui l.e l.u-l at tl.l, oinva. HBNitlf l:IW,
Cny lrca jwr.
.vvi: yolk l'triorj.
C'AL AT 1'AIT rr.ICT.
1 ' o ! u;. Jo is i- ill c.i!' .it
I. H. I II 'i ll sTJir-lii'J
On CHAELi:S5 B. EAKEK, Arm,
lh' w'l! c n irr lh"ni of t!,e nt"ly, ivmtM't, asu oc U' my
ol'iir.jw ii- 't- M- talla- i u-ht r Ulriis untl Virul-nv 1U-mU
T utnfc Slrh.a totally cxclinto Cold, Wl'i'l, Kaln, Snow, iirnl
liRst from tin' irt'viC'i uw.uG V.or a;iJ Wlr.tlouy.un
di't- W Hit'rtr.t il tul- li .e 3 c.ii .
Tall or tei.d inr ( -rvuiar. T-V.V iiUM-ft
1
Tin: cci iiT or commov ti.kas ihh
UU- ! I i A.il I'ni'M i Oi" I'Mll.ADl.l.lMlA
! I AKlili. 1 I'l :i,o. ts. Joilii 1.. li.t,u:.
V' J.il. t . Jiti.i T. 1 i l. N't.. l'JH.
'I l.i- Am imr si i.liii-'d tu ri-t'on rtf -! r!tnf I--n -f t'i fntn1
f'Knimn j t- tie --auriti b it K- un.ittr iin nintio wr t oi
I -it i ilium lut im' I'ii'iC i.i Kixuiiil, wi'ii no th-ie-nt'-ry
tk it inc. i nny tin ii.iu in !iil, tiu. .'to on Ut-J n. r.. c'r
i ci i r-.iriti i-ntl l. -ii t'tn :r- id tin' i i nt' rnlu.l :l
ti ; rt'M.iH i' k ui iii.iiti'ii Wd.uion hiii-.-t .'0 it-t
i t' .iliii. iti imivih i.r tl i .ti li'innnittU a. "ilk '
bill 1 -. .I li.-lilm ii ..UlAtl. I lllll'H .I fit'U MTiYb M Yt
1 1 li .lr. . 1 i .1 I i.. . In ;ill 'J 1. . t 6 I!,.-!. I'll Wl le,
lf.i'Mi c ...t win it lioni f 'tid Fonrtli ti''t,M-1il mtfinl to
tn- l!illi- ot Ii IN lid'. .intuit lit "II MOSIlAY, till'
'il-.tillbw, lit 1 I'. Al .Hl 1)1 nlhi-O, Nn. 1 li f.tiil
Ki r. ..t i-i, t.i.. t..i i.i i.L. ii und v.licre all h.ir.M; inio
t f il n.tiit t.K t -ui t'. lr cLtliuN.or tlie will Ie rW!.rml
UC-lM 0 B. U. Auditor
-V. l it
KNKJirrs,
riFri'IKS'Tll AND MAKKLT HTltEF.T?.
8PEC!AL N0T:CE3.
rxt- OtFlCK OF THli DlLAWAKK
m-XS Tilutiial Injumuce Company, 1'liilttUcli'Ula. 'o-
v.ml)cr ), iwH.
I MJOlllMMt A I I.U 11 n.
Thr rollowliiir Matt mentor the atiairsof the Company
In m1l.U4l.oa ni roritoriiilt v with a orovitlonof Itacimrtcr :
IT ' iiiii ruj Ti-cciM-tl rrom Nov. 1st, lHts, to Oct. 'Jilt, Ikci,
On Maiinr auu inumi it.ka .tji,u ri
On HreltUKs Us&7 is
S'iGJ.705 00
Premium! ou rnllcies uot marked
oil, Mov. 1, ltWJ
;:7.177 iii
rrt'tnliima nmrkcJ oft m. i earned frwtn MovemUtr 1,
to Oc'.obPr intii :
on Mai hip and Inland Kliks.... $lM.t Tl
On Hi Kifckb l,.Vi 7"
- - 1 XJi2l 40
Intuit during same perlotlRal-
ai,'e,c u, '-- w
til--Vt4 14
Iv-aoa.Fpen.'c8, Ac, dntin? the yenr as Above :
ilii.me aod Inland a it; mon
.OIMOB VS
IIKIWKKN CHKSXUT ANH MAUKKT STB.
n-iA m
TIIK I'MON LKA(ii:K WII.I.CKT.K-
biHtt Dir m-C' nt I'nhm Viriory at th HsllH bo.
'Hi- ( omihiiii'v t thf 1'iiM.n l.criki.i.'. tti.ilrr the ciiwr
m'Kli(.oi Mi .time II . -mr. iuv til lo mvfl vcr
1. idi ,1 and nmi(i.Ht' nt rroterhnlc l.xlnhitlon on WMI-M--HPA
nul.l. in iioiioi 1 1 t;io i ir:rry aohU'vrd at
tlif t all'-t box, and t me miicckii of vrhlrh the leatia
c-ttitilniitcd t in rntln-al) and iiieriiliv 1 ho iiicml' of
tl.ii Ki- nt oru-iiniiitioii worKcd d i nnd ninlit. and intn&o4
n wwr into the ciinpiiKii tint at tmU 11 n ir 'll4 In
pyjiiu-:.! nnnal-. Tin- urtoty r h'hr.uion, ilu-n-mre. will l
a Hrrti-.il iitt nnut-nji nt of a At'll-fotirht roiitcl, which maf
not be lnau.lv caib-d In iIh-omn a- tlmni the battlo at Uu
bfillot-lN.x. Mr. Jiifr.,.on, th" .vnib'rimim, yont'-raar
net tvt d anottuT rartr blmu '? Irmu me l.e:iKiie, inronpii
Mr Onit', ant) with Ihe rtrntvof om hi'Ivph, nil of whim
wen- net to work but evi-Pinn.thnpvrotechnlat will jirfienl
ti-thi )iuMk- xif loll iw Inn c 'ico arrant. -mmi 01 iync
nrch in Wi i'iichilay ev nintf. Tin-1 Inn- ot rornmcnccinoui.
Mild pUrp w III be inriib- know 11 to-lti'Hrow :
I I L' i' M ttin v Hi om-ii 111 inr it-iiowin orror :
I. A ItltlhLAT 1 I.I.I'M I ATI' N Wl COLORED
Hl:l.H.
'J. I'VltK! flF.M. Tht b'A'itiftit piera opon 11 wllh A
ri'oU niK i i nti of rut mine, enierabl, and purple,
iin'obttiik' lut" a fprtrV.littK unn of riihttH und mippbi-ea.
;i hTAb' UK ('u..l;ti;iA.-l'liis ni'9 b(.-antttiil rt'ir
coiitmfiH'fa with ti-iHitt of p xnamiio', (M-lnnae and ruyo
mtni tiii-H, suddenly pvpandini; iuto in-iit mip(-rl Mar,
ih.'orrtit'il with en- naiinii.il 1 olri t f rrd. wlilte, and blue.
4. 1.1 HF1.TY 1 KI K.Thin cm iiuntiiiK IK'ur.'onons with
! rt-V'iiv'nw rnitre of curnnno nnd tfohl, unfolding into a
mpfib tn nt jtidd nrd nilvi-r foliace
ft. I'KIDF. Of l llb Mi iltSINu. This clifinto and bati
tl ni i-U'fi- roiiiiiionci-a with a c ntre of purple and g;d.
Atu-r mui.y plfln chHu'-, It will upt-n into a rinbig
Mini, di 1 ki il v fth all the candy mlorv of the U id of Hay.
II. KNOH AN 1'F.M Si lt "Ll I his bt-autilut niiro re
prc-itiitii un uutu.dli.t, i-croll of the iW'st upttrkiiny brtl
Jiiii.i . , .
7. KiiCQl'liT.-Tbis very pnd'y fli-nre commence with
a beautiful liion rofcf, expaiiiHnii Hutiib-nly Into a uiagnlil
cent boii'pift, '-omprlMiit; In ttn bcaiitiful comblaatlous
e t iy i i'lor know n in the pyric art.
H. M AU OF WASUINii'H'N -Tl.la flnre opens with
n coi.tio whei-1, Karntr-iu-d rnby, ia-piiirf, anil prarald,
cliai-khiK Into a unist irtlli-tiil icvi.UiiiK star, decorated
Wth our C"l rn of red, wmtt;,an b'ue.
it. I.OVKCS h Ntl t'oiiiuifiicinK with a centre a
cr mon and s'old, uniuhl iiK into a mot beautUul It ure
tllC li.VtTn' l.lH't.
H CtUXMlUA (T.OSS OF IIONOU. Tbinmoitboaa
tlful tlLMiie. dt dnatt'd icsprcttull) tmiir brave volunleera,
dl-ipbiNfl In lu rich coinhiiiiitlor.il unooi the moat beautiful
llnnrci" In the 11 it of pyronchny.
II. TKUHIAN HJSK. Tbla "tost chAs'.o and (rlowlt.lt
flmre in Ita beauty and brllli.mc y auriiauMi all dfKClp
tlon. Itl luoht rt:8po;triiliy tlcdleatfd 10 lh" ladlej ol the
Union. From a ainull revolving centre of crimson, purple
nnd fi"hl,lt will uuloldlnuia most Korjoua lixiiro Uie
ltohe of Ferula .
1J KU.SH AND DIAMONIiS. Thia moat auperb fl-re
coniint ticcn wnb a changing rent re 01 vnde t, porple, and
y.),d, unliii nlv bt iiiK trunaiouiicd into a maKUillouulgem
vi mars and dl.imoniN. .....
M. Hl'N or I UKEMOM. This rii h and billbaot flimrei
ct'inni' nces wl'h a brtWit wliet-l of riyon:nii i-Jsnanitue
and Chinese niuuitinir into a ri'Mplcnde-it huh, lnterKocted!
wiih rubies. ouuTaltls, and llxed stars. '1 bo whole aur-
roumli'd with coniM'aii'ins rf sp.irkiinrf brilliancy.
11 UNION lil'.AUU;. I III1- uoailll ui imui a in rniiw;i-
fully dedicated to the membtrs of t'ie t'niou l.eHueot'
1 bilfl'UJphia, cominencliu' with a revu'vlnn Ukup-. iad-di-nlv
chanciMR into a laive mtloinil shu-wl, m. Irclcd
with the Wfrdn "Union Leax-io." in lutn-rs of silver tire.
l-'i. The whole ending with one of tne m-andcit etTueia
ever riot-ut-cd in i hilailelpl.ia. It It d iimu'd in 00m
uiuni'iatlon of tho (.rc;it political L'nlon victory. In In
centre u'tho ilv'irewill appt-ar t ie o.ldesa of l.loerty.
10 niinu up to theeale hi-i-nnjf aloft the Amerb-an tta.
wbiM in iu talons it holda a ladn-1 wreath, within which
will appear Ihe htttorn "I ni'm ' in sliwrnru; buueath the
lliiurr oi l.iboity the v-nrd "Victory" will alco ho aecu: tha
wl.o'cotTiili to be aurroumied with thousands ot atari,
mlncH, aerpeiitij poti,iboinbsbella. and evt-ry device of
pyiotocbny, the whole producim, one 01 tho moat nTan
and thrHllnji eilccta ever yet attempted in thia ''
othtr t itica of the I 11 ion. Ii' i-n
T'KNNSYLVAMA UA1LU0AD COM
FANY,
Fire l.of-nei
KHiorn rri-uitiiiib
KciOMaraJii tvt
AMJUi:y ChaiBc.i
Advt-rtinuiK, rnminif. ,
Taxen l.nltetlHtatt i Tux on 1
iimimi, Tobtl-s, Hiampi, c,
E.xpcuaua, baianet, Ben), Av,.,
O.i.H.'i Hi
2,-.'h4 9
A'tJ-!! '
Y.I.0GI M
3,U60 11
UAX IK)
3il.1i! -2
.-.J MO
I'hls faexcK.i'lvc of the ammmt reserved Lr taxo on
dividenda and prottti.
AASLin t 1 nr. ttinrnAi,
Noviuiher 1, 1U4.
fcluO.r'jn United Ht;j Flvu IVr Cent. Loan.
1h;i lT0.mW 00
111,000 Cniu-dHtatta Mix F r Cnt. Loan,
lv.l lH;il5 00
7i,000 United Ht.iton ti fer LVnl. Lost.,
o-iftjB .i0
110,000 St ate ol Fenubylvania, Five Fur
t t-nt. Loan 0 ;.-', 00
M.000 Riateof I'ei.iiylviinia, Sik Pt-r Cunt,
1 I.oau o,SlO 00
City oi riitladelpUiu, Six IVr CeuU
l.on IJl&O M
?f'0 PenuaNh an in lUiiroud, 1st MortUKe,
Six i'.-i- Cent Itonda '-':0 00
:0,C($ ivimavauiu Kailroad.'d.Mor.ai.,
Six I'crlVnt. Uunds tii;.'G0 00
1.,',C0 ,'00 fharet hUn.k 0i:uair.oH a unit
Company, prlnclptil and intcn-ht
h'luaiuoed by the Jityot Flula-
ilflphia l-VP.U (0
C X0 im Hharc- Stock rcniulvaula
KiiilioaitCumpanv KIW 00
ft.000 lnuHliflrea Moi-k North Fcniikyl-
vania K-ilriid t'opipany .(j0 00
bC,Q0) l uiieil hia'.e-. Tnauiy I'ertui-
cutet 01' hid- htedm sft W.Wi 00
30,0-K) Mlate of Touneautje Five rcrCent,
Loan 1-W 00
Ub.AO I. ojui on l'oui and MoritjUhO,
auily ftt curt-U L '10 00
Treamiref.
TKAT.. iirii' Ii-:i'AnTMaKT, I
rmi.Al.n i-ui a. Novenit.or -i, lil. I
Tlie Tloard of rlrertom h1.vctl.iTid.3r1lrclareaaap.il-
annual dniilind o( K1VK. I'KIC :KS1'. on the Clrltai
Bi. ck of ihu CuniDnny, cl.nrof aUonnl and Htatetue.
PAi able 011 and aftur Itill. iimt .
I'otvera ol Alliir.ii-J l. r aollactlnn ofdlvMenda ranDHiai
on aKiiliratinn at tlio ollico of tliu toinp.in.v. No. JHI a
TIIIIlD Blnit. TUUMAS T. KlllTU.
11-4-im
irr f" DIVIDEND NOTICE.
t : p,, r, ..,1,,. 4lh Ki.vrml.ar M6t.
IIO.SS OH, r'O.MPANY.-Ci..ltalHK)0XI-Miaro. $l(
carl.. The Dltrcirs Imvo tl'l ilay (im-liircd tlialr aeoond
..,. ,U' .. v...a,.,i ni ii.ii-.i-: 1-L.u t.i.. L-. t.n 11..- ,:ap.uM
HIik-K for the month ol Oct. l)cr, ...it ol tlio pruilla of lh.
Oil prod.ire'l- ftill.id.ilptiia uliiiiriiior. will be uatd at tl..
onii. of M. cimiii:iN & coi.i.ins, o. m tc. fiot
,lxtet, onor alter tin- nth Instant. . ,, .
Wll.l.lAM Mi CUTrllKOH.Pre.lilonf.
Kobhit What, ,lii.,hecretijr.
ll-li-0t
JM8.J4.jrnr. Com, IRt-'.luO '.. Market
S alue ,
R- al Kxtati- .V
lulls riicelv.tbl.- lor li.siirnnee made.
Jla'atl. ei. .t'ie at AK'-ui-iei, I r.-iuiuiu-.
on Marine JMIi-u-.. Accrued lu-t.-ri'sl,
anil other dchu dt.o th.
t'ouipnnv K'rip and Stock of sundry Insurant e
und other r,'i.ip.iuif8, ti.
EbUiuaud N'liiJie
' .,sh on di lH-i.il Willi I'.S.
I .uvei n.u. llt, Slltije. t to
tt' 11 ll.l . s' I'.lll,
( hs-li in ll.U'l.s, . . ,
' (11)1, 111 liiii.lcl'..
,j 110 foil r-n
wi.i .1 l-f
l.
.lull) in)
llll.ili) 4.'
.'..'Id 00
l,n:l i J
t1t.f" CONSOLIDATION NATIONAL BANK,
SV .u. IsMHhK 1, IWIt.
Tli. Brnrd of rilreeton havo tl. I. day tlei liirod a d.vi
.lendof HYK rilU I'tS I' ., pavahleon the Mil Instant,
Clear of all laxca. JoaKnl J.. riLHtOI.,
li-i-iintin;i Crjjitr.
NATIONAL HANK OK TH R NORTH
tl l.lherti.-a. r.tll.ADKl.l-AlA, lov. 7. 1HA4.
The l.iri-ctorH have this any declurua u aiviaeua 01
UV.'k-V iTk'.T l'b'T.- .Or . It. HlLM I . i V m lit ll . D., .h:. U
Uen.i.nd. ileal- ol tuxes.
11 I,,.,.. W r.l'MMKHE. Cashier.
C'l-i- NATIONAL bANK OK COMMERCE.
aj1 1'ini. Alii Lei. 1A, November l, lrt.eC
The lluiird of lriiectorn havu tl. I. dAy declared a dlrl
d n.i. l I IV J. 1'Jtlt CUNT., payable un demand, clear ot
all tux...
H-U-i.'l JOIIS A.I.EWlS.Cashlor.
!-;.:- I'lULADKLl'llIA EXCHANGE COM
rSY, Nn Kll.iaK 7. Iwi4.
Hie Uauau.-rs have tt.l. day declared a dividend of 0KB
IiOI.I.AK per .hxie. pajabl.- on ud alt.r the llthinat..
by tho Soiieriliundent al the Kichanne.
11 1ILMIV 1 SUBKIIKKU, Secretary.
NOT1CK. ALL l'KUSONS HAVINO
..uu. iiiii.I the bain.-) 1.1..V i. a,, or nil.
lt.Comi.illt.t-s. will pl.a-e pre. out them to t'ie un.tar
st 'tied belute the 11 01 Uvc iiiber, T-l,ttt No. I'Jlot.'tlKii
M T hir.-.-t. JAMliS L. IJI.A.illUKN.
nil-tdel iruasurvr.
Ol'l-ICK OK TIIK l'lIILADELl'IIIA
laa Works, No. '.0 3. SliVKN I'll mrert.
niil.T, (.. r-nl. wl'l be received at tlds otllca. or At
Al.h,ru.ll.c-orK.. T110UAa . WEWAHT.
11-lJ-Tt Culei Jfinsmeer.
tSTe,.;
lia
mmr A11MY. KAVY. AND CITIZEM'8
W . -iri.llTlk' r-UII'lO.OL'r.U. ru-.u.,i, . n- i.-.. ,, .SWIMS.
Ac., ui at; la uusurt,asked,ai exy ruduccu pnc.
Mrai-hant Tadur,
I0";ra Vo.lSk'rK'ni SOiet, above Clicsnal.
MILITARY NOTICES.
1 t.-
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