THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. TOILADELPIIIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1864.
kerning degtapb
WBDNKSDAY, NOVKMNKU 21, ISM.
T HKNHT B. IIIIIST.
flXirlnii tho ii-mrr(i of Hit In.,)! nutlAtly wi.'rh l
r.au.fl "I tlm iltutti of Uoiioi-al Itlrm-t, he wa tro
itiirn'b ilfllrlr.iis Dnrlnn tlir.. inoui"it.. wnn m-m
was l-tnt'tnaiiM 1'mh. atetl, lis wan i- ut.lt-r ti f
h.iltieinai't'" Hat he wan .tut In tu. nu al ill' n-'.l
bl It a (r U(J ! ' ion thai tie l,.it r J l I :i t v 1 1
fmy lr,,,l mily lir-;l l n-liim ity ihl
ai.xioin wat' Jt r at h !)flL."tlt : ' Urinv up
ailvant! n the l.-ft ami ntnrr tn ir.i.n- ortl' r.. tit.
Ctii nt 7 i -n 1 (l' i ho.r I it il .!t tti, ha- Ir tl-l.l. Ml.'! ft
wrl M1' x' ,n 'I'" l'11 l" 't IMf tire- i If'l h tlt'.t'i
Itp8, a-et' J'"r vc mi tttr n4 ' ' Tin Mi-. ltrrt.t
riler "U (- tin b.ril lit hi tnH m" ti M- .hint: iiouinl,
and 01. I. nil I intor-i'irn wtil nnir .n i nn ilo tiylii t'i.
i in (III. A' I" !' "l ' rl n tl vpt,4ll, ,vh , to v 'Ml ti.t'ir i-itni-Bialid.irs.Mvtli
t'.lttaiia. Mtentnv rn ntih, Jl.1
In tlio Kili-ni c, fti tlic elunlow, in tlie s,iliiinlc of
nic hi
How lite wrary eyc that wavhe'l crn'rivvtl
Mm ni he lay.
Through t'i t ri--K i i j-r tnrs tin litycruil for thi
flttilt'a storty Ilitfilt,
Tho a-fii'ii'ii ofn m,.rtyr to a homo ;f p nvr
liny.
Jlow ll" hf.ivy bon-a wirc onward yc.tr oi
ypars st'tni'ti every hniir
Ti"in i.t sir h in i tnt,i;v ) I ill tiro tl 'trr rs
The b'.ofi' "lit B i f (do tjiid ill'i) tlio t'llrrr llmv.'r,
The n.iiifrlii.j' ol' tlic rolling of thj river with
lllC ! Hd.
Wi sud watctl, fever-stricken, with hU ltinl-
DMi Mrgn i-yes
Throwing li:lit H'hwBrt the tiarknc the mo-
tcor' lurid Unlit !
His oul travfred tlic dislituce, ta iJing under
oilier ektea,
la tlie trror, anil the h.irror, an A the mivl.ii'si
ot tl'e ti K lat
There, in ttic deadly ttirir, once ag tin ho led his
men
Through the wluM'inc of the bullets iinj the
crtfhintf ol fhe shell ;
"Through the cluh of xworil ami liuvonct, over
npianu, 'Hitn, anil rh'U.
In Uie gntp of tietitlisti loem tn, who bail m.lo
the land a hell.
Tlac ynor lottery on the hill, antl let your bnl
liM rain,"
lie ninrninreil while the watchers drew near and
bt ld I hi ir hrearh ;
"Now nimn them with the bayonet, boys ; charge
cheerily once again,"
Cun-.o the I'.ery words that sp.irkleJ from the
burning lips of death.
Fainter, fainter, every moment, deeper, darker
grew the gloom ;
Silence, silence, oh how heavy not the slight
est t.ote of sound,
Fave the slow breath of tho sufferer, through the
riiLiui aMi4 lowiii,
And its echo, in the beating of tho hearts that
throbbed around.
Ws a Presence in the chamber, or hud the night
ftrown light ? !
So plainly uhone each conntcnanco with its
Hitting hopes and fears,
Following each other, one by one, through tho
watches of tho niche.
And the glistenlnR very sad to sec of the !
slowly faliiDg tears. j
Drawing nearer, with clasp'd hands as he faintly
strove to rine, 1
Ills tool still in the conflict ,
could no: lag, init 9oal iM
Will thunder iP-s vol:Ci Md lightning in
'Eeep your tya upon the flag, boys! keep
Jour eyes upon tlic H ig!"
Only onee on History's pages such anotlior
spirit passed,
BO pafsiiig, conquering Fate by his imperial
will ;
Tite tl'armee in his vision, Napoleon to the l it,
Birner, like llirney living, dying was Uimey
till.
FuiLAUixruiA, October, 166t.
HEUTEAL PORTS.
England' Violation of the Laws of Nen
trality The Htur of tloienbeii
and Destruction of the Dnnlxh Fleet
Ttae Frlaate "ENHex" Allnekeil antl
Cnpttll-Ml In htlcnn H'stern-The ile
f tbe rrlvateer "(Jeneral Ariiiitronif"
la the Harbor of FayI Ml;lit verviUH
KlKht Historical Survey. Kle.
The recent capture by the United States sloop-of-war
IVucntmett of tiie Rebel privatoer Florida
in the Brazilian port of Bahia, under circum
stances that at first flush would appear to be in
Relation of the neutrality of Branil and the law
of nations, has elicited a good deal of excited
comment firm tbe English papers. The seizure I
ia ml lad by the Timet "uiracv " ami T
ileruttl, the tory organ, says, after stigmatl.ing it
in quite as strong langnagehat "if the Washing
ton Gorernuient does not release the Florida all
the maritime Powers will huvc the right to inter
fere in the matter." Other p.ipers, In their haste
to meddle with an affair that is entirely betweeu
our Government and that of Iiia.il, grow
furious over the affnir, and call upon their Gov
ernment to step into the arena and dictate a set
tlement before a single line has passed between
the pariicB who piimurily havu an interest in the
matter.
For the benefit and informal inn of those ranting
wrtters who appear to have taken Into their keep
ing the honor and dignity of the ltra.ilian empire,
and teem inclined to induce the British (Jovurn
Dn nt to adept the cause of llru.il as its own. wo
five below tome Kngiidh precedents of violations
of neutrality, which they have doubtlem over
looked in their hot kit to to force their nation into
an oiliciouH and impei tinent intermeddling with
arlniis in which it lim no concern.
Vie do not quote the affair of the Carnlinn,
burned on the Niagara river by armod soldiers
from Canada, uk that involves priiiciiles some
ht different from those at issue in the Vloridi '
affair. The other cases, which we give below,
how pretty clearly the illegal, but vigorous mode
of proceeding adopted bv the Knglish ollicors and
ustaincd by the Knglish Government, when
nothing but a flagrant breach of neutrality and a
violation of International law are to be com
mitted to enable them to gain their ends. As long
as thete plain precedents stand upon the page of
nirory, England is estopped from otliciouB inter
meddling and from beioioing the gratuitous vin
dicator ot the neutrality of nations.
Copenhagen and tho Uenruetion of the Danish
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we cue tirst an account or rue capinre or
Admiral Gambler nnd Liciuenaiit-llencral Cath.
cart, while Heumark was in profound peace with
Kngiaiid, and bt lure a declaration ul war had
beeu made
IBB ATTACK ON CCl'KN JIAOEN AND THR llES'Mll C
t HON VV TIIK DAMSH H.KLT II Y TIIK hill nan,
1807.
IfiJgid from DriMtinl Swal History nf Crtat Britain.
Having detailed the events and c nines
Which led toour attack on Copenhagen and coo
icuueut war with Denmark, it on'y remains to
heobfetved thnt when the Bri i-li Government
found all renuinstrnti e vain, and that the pro
vince of Jutland and the u hole of Dcnmin k proper
were nt the nurcy of the I'rench Kmpcror, it
prepared to take such sicps as would at least de
prive him of the services of the Danish navy.
A llttt of twenty-rive sail of the line, under
command of Admiral (iumbier, a-'cnitjlcd in
North Yarmouth Koada in July, 1S07. A vast
number of frigate", bomb vessels, and small cr.ilt
were added to this force, end an tinny of twenty-
seven thousand men, under cumiiiaud of J.ieu-teuant-Qeneral
Cathcitrt, was cuibiiked in tuu
eliips-of-wiir and trahsjiorts.
The Aduiiral tailed on the 28th of July, nnd
reached Catteut about tlio 1st of August, when
lie detached Curernodaro Keats, with four sail of
the line, three frigates, and ten gun-brig to
fectire the passage of the Great licit between lnl
ilelu and Zealand, and prevent the transport of
any land forces from one side to the other.
The British fleet sailed for Cronenburg Castle,
nd anchored in the Koad of Elslneur on the 3d
of August. Not s shot was fired on either part,
but a foreboding silence, an awful preparation,
announced the approach of soma great event, and
Denmark saw too lute the consequence! of hur
mistaken policy.
Lord Cut heart landed lils troops at Wlhcck, a
village halfway between the capital and Kliineur,
on the 14th of August, and issued a proclamation
lo the people, declaring that they did not look to
4'capiur," but to "deposit" that Is, that the
DanitU lleet should be removed from Danish
waters, where It was likely to fall a prey to
7X ' transferred to Engusn waters.
. ,te'i 00 tu c"y U1 commenced on
e iSd of August, and on the night ot the 6th of
"pteDaljt, a flag of trace was sent out to Admiral
iliu..!?' .lth Ppoai for an armistice to et-
JZZ,t'? n,ue1 to eonaenuenca of the
iuuv""""1 o1 tbe Admh-al and General
bands, ayi UreuUa, aluwld bo tht oru qua nan.
To these bard coudkkm. tte Dane 7n at
length forced to subiuu a,i4 tu, BrUllU
poueitfion of the citadel of Couabae and the
rown tatterlea, whlla out suVpa-ot-war moved
into toe araruais, atuu luimwiawiy uuinciicd
the work of dismantling that noble repository of
ahi piB(j aud iKirea oue of (he llneet and uum
cmip'r te estub Ishmrnts of tho kind at that tlmo
in Kurnii''.
The oi tt-et of f eeurlnt? the) TMnlsh llivt having
been aiMitnid, writes linl Citheart to the Secre
tary of .stato, "even thing of a tendency to wound
tli lielinga or irritate tin: na'.ioii has Ikcii
avodcrt."
The e ipitnlat'on wn eondtie'etl by Major-Rene-ral
Sir Arthur Welle lry, Kit- 11 niio 1' iplMin, and
a'A liHnt-Colnntil .Murniy, ly whrnn iv wis
alltiii d on tin- n lit of the ti h and 7th.
In in.awer lo a conimit'iieii'.ton from Admiral
OttinH r ilem mtlin-r thtt siirn-niltir of tli.- U.i'iith
IU et, 'it ni'.iiil I1- vtn inn, tite l).iuii:i conrti an-lur,
eeni tl'e ludnw i.';' " P'J :
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I Ci,'t nliiiccti was no.rly d"K'rnved, hi;r d iet
j tuUn uwiiy. her tirs.u.iia ihsinatitled. Httv
I milH ot vamahio im i ciiiinttni n were tiken In Hie
Sonntl iitid ' 'n"i gal, IichIiIhi an linmnnse nntnnr
I in He i r'li nan ntnl otiter thiili of the wurld,
iii il ti e w utile wt-ie ci indcii nutl as t nc I ivvi'ul
I'tizei of the c.iptors. Ilevnjci tne- Denmark
levt till her loiomca in tlio l'.att and Went Indies.
lui lltlll, f. 1 lo.
'I Ii i m is the l.ngllsh aei'mi'it of the tnot. cr iel
and outucous lolaiion ot the rights, honor,
end ilii.n:ty of a weak nation by a atningor that
ti e hi V tory of the we.rl.l utlonls. N ir it it, tiie
only violation of tho law of nation, that history
picsriits. Kevin years auhseiiif ntly Kn.rhiml
-nin violiteil. on two ixcavions, in her war
Mitbthe I'niud states, the neutrality of weak
tiutionr, for which, up lo this day, shu has n ver
tillet'.d u(ioioy or leparution. Tuo lirst case was
tlntotihc ciiiitnie of tlie I 'tilled fvt itei frig ite
am-, ui'der (.'ominudore 1'orter, iu tho harbor
of Valp irai.'o, I'hile.
THK t'AI'TlUR OF Till! T NITKI) STATKS 1 HIO ATK
"KKSKX" IIV Till'. KNtll.IHH H It 1 1'S-O C-W All
"i-iiimin" (3li) And "ciium b ' (-'II), in LSI I, in
Al.l AllAlSO, CIIILK.
The '!, with her consort, after a long and
eutcct-itul cruise in the l'acinc, in which slio de
stroyed an iinmenso number of Knglish armed
and uniirtned meiehuutmcn, put into the ncmral
port "I V.il araiso lor repairs and supplies.
W h il o in those neuiral waters the Knglish
i-hips ot-ivar I'iahc and i'herub, ou the 2H b of
March, entered tlio harbor, and iu violation of
the neutrality of Chile opened lire upon iho .'iter
whi e she waB in a partially disabled condition
from the clUcta of a storm. 'i'ilC Ucx bravely
fought the two Knglish ships, eltsnblcil as s!iu
was, for two hon is and a bait, uud llually, aftur
his t-hip hud become a helpless wreck, and one
hundred anil twenty-four of his ollicors an 1 crew
were killed and wounded, Captain Forter struck
his ling, niter one ol ihc moat remarkable combats
in naval win lure.
i he battle took place abnut three miles from
town, and a mile and a 1 alt from Cn-stlo Brigo,
half u mile from A 1-guti battery, and within
pistol shot of .-hoie.
The battle v.gs witnessed by thousands from
the horej ttn j near were all the ship lo tho
land Vnat'at one time many of tho Fi rie's 18
rouiid shot i-ttuck tho beaeii. This fact appears
to be well authctiticated, and of itself.it sut'.'.es
the question of a violation of iho neutrally 0f
Chile; Eince even they who maintain the doctrine
that jurisdiction docs not property cxt :ud ibreo
leagues to sva to substitute the (J.catest raugo of
a shot or shell in their place.
liuring the action, Mr. i'oinsett, tho American
Consul, n pnired to the Governor's and asked the
protection of the batteries iu behall of tlm fivsex.
lie received tho evasive answer that, should the
ship succeed in reaching the ordiuajy anchorugo,
an officer would be sent to tho ltriiish coiniii tinier
requesting him to cease his lire. Tho Governor,
however, declined resorting to force under any
circumstances. This conduct left no doubt of a
collusion between the Knglish olllcers und tho
local authorities, and Mr. I'oinsett took tho lirst
occasion to tjuit tho coitLtry. Cooper's Saeul
Jlistvry, vol. il, pp. 1 19-5D.
The same year witnessed another violation of
international lw. Portugal being the nation out
raged in this instance, tho details of which we
append :
THE CASK OF THR AMERICAN PIlIVATEKn "OKNB
11AL AKMHTHONO," UKKTROVKI) HY IIHITISII
MKN-OF-WAIl VNDER THE GUNS OK A NEl'TUAt
l'OKT, IN 1814.
From the llistury of Amrriran Pritatctrt anil Le'.teri oj
JUI'yt.
The American privateer brig fienmil Arm
stiunq, Samuel C. Keid, commander, sailed from
Sundy Hook n tbo'Jth of September, 1814, bound
on a cruise. On tho 2(!;h ot September Capuln
Keid came to anchor in tho Fayal Roads, f.jr tho
purpose of tilling up with water und ontaiuinj,'
rctresbments. Ciiptnin Reitl makes tlio following
lelation oi sulisC(Uont events:
1 i ailed on the American Pntieiil wlin vorv
lioiiitiy ureiereu our water luiineuintely sent otl,
it beinn our iineution to proeeed to sua curly the
next day. At 6 1'. M. 1 went on hoard, tlio Consul
and fcome other gentlemen in company. I asked
tome (ucs!inri8 eoneerniiiK tho enemy's cruisers,
and was told there lia l been none at tiio-e inlands
for several weeks. When anout dusk, while wo
were convertinir. tbo Untisli lint? Carnation
sudilenly hove in sight, close under the northeast
In ml of tlm harlior within uansLot.
When lirst discovered, the itlou of (totting under
wav was instantly suftnehied ; hut, finding tho
tnumo'a l.rit tuiil the udvantuiro of a lirci .e. and
but little wind with us, it was thought doubtful if
w fchi.nlii lie able to itet to sea without hazarding
an in tion. 1 questioned tho Consul to know if, in
hi. nnininn. tlio enemv would TPKird the neu-
tiulitv ol the port, lie ptive tno to understand
ti.ut 1 niiitht iimke niysell perleetly easy, assuring
me, at the same time, they would never molest us
while at anchor. Hut no Booncr did the enemy's
i.riir understand from the pilot bout who we were
than she iminediat- ly hauled cIobo iu, and let go
v.. anol.or within tiistol shot of US.
At the bhuio moment the J'laiUagenet and frigate
ffa hove ii aiu it. to wuom ine tarwuton
Inmnntlv made siitn lis. and a constant intop
chunite toitk place lor Mime lime. The result
was that the Carnation proceeded to throw out
; all lii-r hnat. dot-pawned on noarel me (.omiiiu-
rfore. and anneareu oiiicrwiBc vo e iuukiuk un-
usuul exeruous. From lhe.-e eirouiiisuuu es, we
be nun to suspect their real intcnticns. The moon
was near its lull, which enaiiled us to observe
them very minutely, und 1 now determiuiid to
haul in nearer the shore.
Accordipsly, niter clearin)? for action, we got
underway and heun to sweep iu. The moment
tins was observed by the enemy's bn? she
liiMuntlv cut her cable, made sail, and despatched
lour I outs in pursuit of us. lieing now about ii
I. M., even as we saw tho bouts uiiin'oacliing, we
! UtK our uuchor, Kot spriugs ou our cab,o, and
; pn pared to receive thi in. 1 hailed them repeat-
vllj .n .ii. j uivti nvMl , " i. . .tl. J titt .... it(v.iut.-
turn to rep'y. Sure ot their game, tboy ouly
milled ni) with the creau r sueeil.
I observed the bnan were well manned, and
BDiian ntlv as wi 11 armid; and as soon as they
hud cleverly got alongside we opened our lire,
which was us soon returned; but nieu iuit with
rnther a warmer reception thuu they bad nniba.
My been aware of, they very soon cried out for
ou:tr:eiN. ami huuled II. Iu this skirmish 1 had
ot,e man Kill, d und my first lieutenant wmnlcil
Tbe eri.my'8 loss must have been upwArd of
twenty killed and wounded.
They had now repaired to their ships to pre
pare lor a more toriiiidubie attack, we, in tno
interim, having taken tho hint, prepared to haul
cloe into the beach, whero wo moored, head and
ncm. within half nittol shot of Iho eastlo. This
done, we i gnln prepared, in tho best possible
Manner, for their second iccepiion.
About 9 P.M. we observed the enemy's brig
towititt iu a large fleet of boals. They soon alter
left the briir and took their stations in three divi
sit ns, undercover of a small reef of rocks, within
iilajut musktt shot of us. Here they continued
Hiariauvring for some tunc, the brig still keeping
under way to act with tho boats, should wu ut
any time aitempt to escape
The engagement lasted forty minutes, nrid re
sulicd in the defeat of the enemy, with very heavy
loss.
About three A. M. I received a mcssago from
tho American Consul, requesting to siemoou
shore, w here be informed mo tho Governor had
sent a note to Captain 1-loyd (the British otu
uiandcr) requesting him to desist from further
hostilities. To which Captain Lloyd sent for au
Bwer that he was now determined to have the
privateer, at the risk of knocking down the whole
town, and that if theGovernorsud'oredthe Amuri
caiis to injure the privateer In any manner he
should consider the place an enemy's port and
treat it accordingly. Finding this lo be the easo,
I considered all hope of saving our vessel at an
end. 1 therefore went on board and ordered all
our wounded and dead to bo taken on shore, and
the crew to save their effects as fast as possible.
Soon after this it became daylight, when the
enemy's brig stood close in, and commenced a
heavy fire on us with all her force.
After several broadsides she hauled off, having
received a shot in her hull, her rigging much cut,
and ber foretopmast wounded, bhe soon after
came in again aud anchored close to the priva
teer. I then ordered the General Armstrong to be
scuttled, to prevent the enemy front catling her
off. Bhe was soon afterwards boarded by the
enemy's boats and set ou lire, which soon com
pleted her destruction. They also destroyed a
number of houses In the town, and wounded
some of the Inhabitants.
Thoieueniy paid dearly for this irrnptlon
en the sovereignty of Portugal and tbe rights of
hosuitaUty. The Court of IVortugal Is
bound to par for the prlvalecr. and receive aaf.ls
laciioii for tlie ontrsge ff'm that of Great Hrltiln.
Ibis cloaes the hrst iliupu.r of Kugl t nil's (IIh
rigurd ol the sunt t'ty ol neutral ports, and her
inn ilh renee to lights scknoA ledgi d in tho law of
nationa. .V. Y. I In aid.
SPECIAL NOTICF.S.
Xr" ' I-'TCK OP Till', DRT.AWArtK
1 .' jih fial Jh&uranie t'oiiij iiny, I'lulaileivhla, N'j
vi rttlter it, se;t.
IseitRi-i.irA rn 1ST,.
The asUit'lnit vltit' nine ot thp a.i ura of the (Wnhntiy
I- iu till - lu-tt hi i ot:1 rut ity i It a hi'.o i -In'i It r s ' ii.iri.T :
fr'tiiitiHis ttrttvi'it frtttn -v 1st, isi .1, tn 'li-t fln.lst.i
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lll.ls-0 I nil il Mali h M. i't r ('cut. lAi.in,
s.-
711,00 t'ntteil Mtales Hix Ti r t'eul. Ui in,
.'i ill a
K'tl.ltOO Mtfttit ,,f I'mitiH Ivatila, Kii-o I'yr
t 'I'tlt. Isiiin
,M,)0 Hiatent l'entisj tviinia, H,.x I'er I 'etit,
l'MIl
l.KI.ON) Clt "I 1'lih.itlelpliia, Ml I'er l ent.
Ixtati
V0,0e0 PepntivtvaiiliiKilrfi.'id.lst W-trUt'iKi',
SK 1't r rent Uenea
f41,hl4) 1'i'linni l nnm lailrtiiiil,'-tfl Stt ru ne,
SU t'l rCi'iit. li.itis
l.'t.hfO ilCi si aree utttt k liertiiiui'-ti" n llaa
Ctilllltanv, prllirlp.il iltitl t.lN'ri'kt
eiianititucil by Ue) City nt I'lihii-
ilelKlna
C,.FttO l.") Hiiiirt'it Ktoek I'ennvliatila
lliillro.-tiM'ittrpanv
ft.OCO Imi Hhart'tt .sltti H Nttrlti r niiHl-
vania R.alriiatl I'lttiiitaiiy
.V'.CW) Uni'etl SMuti-tt Trt-usuiy remil-
cHti'v of Inth'leeiliM'-fi
,T0,rAXI Stvie of re.niit'stt' t'tvu Pit Cent,
t ttioi
7R,7HO Loans mi Mntid and MitrtKiiite,
atiqtly st-ciireil
ioo,hi(i oo
14s JI5 ot)
7&,'tt;2 6lJ
;i,iw', no
Sn.Hin oo
l.'2,J0 37
i .',ono oo
6'I,2M 00
WO 00
O.lftO 00
3,0.'t0 00
4S.IM 00
12,000 00
12S.700 00
it'jrar. Coat, n.H'0sn. Mariut
Value. ,
Fval FHtate
Itlils reeelvalile fttr Insiiriinee tnaile.
lialHiieen ti ti at AKi'tirle-t, ITeinliiin
on Marine I'tilium, Aerrueil n-tt-reel,
antl other ttebta due the
t'oinsany
Hcrlp and Ktoek il Mumlry Iiivuranee
and itlht'r ('i iii:iaiiiitc, $12iN!ne.
KnUmatett Valt;c
s.',7,h"!7 PfJ
,"-i esto no
ll!),:uo i'?
2,220 00
I astl un (fpoill Willi U.S.
C.ovemnii nt, atibject to
ten iUv- coll iinn.nnn oo
Cunni Hanks 6S.IM itl
aaii in Urtiivcr "''7 "' mflni i9
1 ,201,(1'!! 02
r iiii.AriKi viiiA, Novon-.licr H, lse.l. The Board nf I) rco-
tota l ave thin duv il.'f lnred ( a -li lilvttictiaoi l &Npor
cent-on tee capita! ttlnek, and SIX ierefnt inte-est on
the scrip of Hat (.'oiiipany, payable on and alter the
1st ot Jlueemhcr inoxiiho, ir o ol .national aiei niaiu
tJIM'S. .
Thev liave aivo tleeturen (l tserip Dtvttiena oi ruitn
per cent, on the earned preininms for the year ondliiK lic
it tier :il, IM 4. eerle'eates for which will bo Istm-d lo iho
itartlett entltlitl to the tnitLO. on ai d after tho 1st of llecym
lier proximo, Iree of National and State tuxes.
They have ouiered, also, that the aet tp certificate of
protlta ot the Company for the year lmu tie ro.leeined in
( ash. at tlie ottlee ot ttie I'ompiny. on ami after the 1st ol
Di'ct'itiber proximo, au iniercat tlit-reon to ceaae ou ittai
run ccnincmo oi nrm' lHriuuu uuuur iv m
Inrorpornfon, "ao ctinltlctttp ihull I-iruo uii1ob cltt'iii"!
within two v-par itftcr tlio UvciaraUuu of Die divtilcHd
vhureoi It ii etiUcncu."
JUlitrX l UKrt
Thoman C. Hard,
John C, Itavin,
l. r . reniiuiii,
lllcnrr Hioa.ii
WllltttinG HoaUon,
Kilwttrii OarlinKt'in.
i J i . .Joiifit lirookti,
IJhcou P. Jopr.
Urtint H n. McFarlanJ,
JoNhua r. K.vru,
1 Speiu'er Mnlivalnp,
John It. :enuio,l'ltt)'urg,
A. it. Burger, do
afcrtiiinni A. H-iiflPr,
'I lifophllun ratikhitKt
John SI. IN'nrone,
James TrHriuitir,
i nry C Iiiiictt, Jr.,
,111th t i;. iiaiHi,
William ; I udwiK.
JoHf)h II. Real,
tlukn urn ic,
Hubert burton,
THOMAS C. HAWD. President,
JOHN 0. JAVIti, Vlce-iTPHKlent.
TIkviit TiYLiirns, Sccrt't.try. HlllTl,a
PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 19,
1WI4.
J. a. KiiHF.tJiSARTF.V, Trcanror, la account with
EitiLtli Ward Isuinty Furd.
on.
To )a lam e t'rt m last account s.1.7 nt
eiihicihitk'in
tie lor heiiresi-iiiiime' jiecriiii.;o'uw oo
CH.
Ry expense of naval credits
Ail eTilt-enieiits. Ac. . , " n,Vk! ,V)
i si wit
Waid lioniltii-H
liulanee ou hand
ir.' 8 ll
17 1 UK
IS0 41
The forecotrjr account In submitted for the ttit'itmiitlon
sun-crib, re in tlic t juhlh I aru nomcy r uiiti, 11 u im-
y.en-ol tllat Winn liahie lo oihii, it, uiu ino-viii utt.
volunieoilniiuioie'iii'iil it Is dctlrahle to secure us many
recruits liomible lo I ho credit 01 Iho Kiii'itli W ard.
out v exi ent.'.d lor thin linrn.i.e nnv wi i oi- m k''.i
In ncii tin; tn ml cp tin' veteran retiliiiftils In 'ho tlnlil. 1 ho
Ul.tv of netting volulitetra was never more iicimr; tho
li;ellllil!B tor colitu s never Kii'mi'ii tiw iiut.1it.s..t
prompt, linnicilliiti' aetinn. never in. ire apparent
The c illen. oi me r.iiticn attt c nic.. ....
nulKcriptioriii lor this purpose, una to forward tlwui witii
out delay to . .,s-ow ....
J, II, UUrt'.:1H'll I I'l'l ' -'.
11 !!l-3t mwf t. W.cor. MIX IH unU WALNUT Ht8,
Ol-TICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
KOAD COMPANY. ....
1'iiii.AOKi I'm, jptovpmoer ivn,
HOTIOK TO HUAKKHOIjDK trt.
Tin ftltarfhtiKi.ri. of tlm (omuanv ai iiotiaod that.
miller ludon ot'thu ltoa d oi Hired r thev art, e iti-lli-d
to ttiitif-i r bt to the ttoi k of tlu Coinaiiy iho amount
TKN ! Kit ('KM. on tnifir n'hrcctivo nucroHt. as
ihnwn r thpir books of the M instaiu.
ai h .h:ue inliler cirttu-ii lo a it ai iKinai nuriot a nrrfi.
iiiulrrttie tiTMH ol" the Ki'moiiuIon, iimll huv theiinvl-
h-n ot &ubcilbinK lor a full iliure oiiuiu payun ut oi mty
dol'UTH.
ThtH HtorX will op iBHUta nt the pur vaino n' nnv uoi-
lnrs por hut p. rrrut(i v terst at M f l it CBM . will
bo ciietru'd irofD the Iht In it tint until (laymnt m ntado.
Tbe Hook tor niosontHii'ii aim inm'm win o own
on aiN IiaV, iho 7 It ihatant, and wlh clom on thu -lUt
of Deri'intitT attt-i willed no lurthcr MUUHcr ptioni
ht riTi'lvt'd unuiT it rt"iniiiiion.
ll-lh trJ-;tl iiiumas 1. rimu ir?aHurer.
I3T
PENNSYLVANIA KAILUOAU COM-
PAiV, . w
"I H K A r il r-it II IIKTAR TM lr- F, t
I'll 1 1. a Db.j.iiiiA, Niivernljur 'i, I Si .4 .
TTif 'P'-ani of DlrPOtorH have thta tlr.y UiwUril a hciuI-
aiintiul UtM.t.iKl ol 1-lVK I'C.'t i V.XV mi iti raf-uaJ
Hu-tir. 4) ilir Ci uiuauj . tli-air ol Jnutional ana mate laxfa.
atl'ltt On ami utUT l.'l 1 1 lit '. .
1'owfrrii ci uoniv i r cnni ci'iu oi fiiviii'M.un i um u- us
on ai j'hc.itiiii, at iho othce of tin ' 'ninany. No. 'I 'H a
'ljintn ftireui. iujmao i. rutin,
11-4-1 in TrtMiiurur.
RZ-y OFKIOK OV TIIK LANCASTER OIL
- VJ Comi'Ui.)'. ,u, 'ii r. Till iti Htrc.il. m-ivm I n nry.
rnll,Alil-.l.i'ill, iNiVcni'iur 2it I ft-1,
A nif-ftliitt of tUv Htin'ktiiliii:rM uf the l.anr. tsier oil
('(.oijiHl V will l.e iifl'l at trio OllliD tf too Caj.p iu , on
W Ki'SKHDAV , Novt-intMM- 'Jit. nt o'clock.
11 W-'il JOHN O M TI.IN lUl'K, flTiitary.
f NOTICE. AI L ViSUSONS HAVIN'i
Iti Corunniu t, w itl I'l'rtHii jiihtni Uifin to the u'.ae'-
kik'l l'U I't' Ion; the ll Ol 1C lilt'i r IMil, At No VJltiCl.tl.S
M T Sir. iL JA.VK4 U t'l.A'.llDKN,
11-14'Kiel Trtuttuior,
srjff- AltMY, NWY,
S1-3-' flothtnu hiiileoiitt ied. rit
AND CrriZKN'3
uMt rtrraiin, WroaUii,
In BtyU uimurpasn(l, ai very (utluctU (inc. h,
Mrrrhant ToMor,
3 '.m Ko lO 8lji, 4b.vChJKiiut
M I LI T A R yti6 T i C E S
Ol'IIOE OF TIIK CITY IlOrNI'Y
: ' Kumt roinuilwaiuii, C'limiuoiiweuUli liullJuir,', Nj.
Oil ( JIEKNLT Hliuul
Cini Ahi'.i inr., Nfivcmhrr 3, JK'il.
HOTNTY MTrirK VVhTi-a. tho C'nnuiliinl.iiif ra uf
the lioiii iy Kiiiiit Iiavo i itlence mat a lar- ami im ro.iitiiiK
nuinhr-rot the voliiiiievrb icjeeivn.n boonty Irom iho ct y
Urcerl with iiiiiionliy beforo ierviuw the citv, am. that ,
t h. rii In an ortMiii.e'l ivviem tor Uio ntirpoiia, notire U
hitel'V tilvi'ii that tin' nnm union, with tlic eonturreiu'ri oi '
tie Aliixor, will entertain no eluim, aiul will advise, tuu i
lint i,,..i.'t .f mi ImiiiiiIv tn volutitbem enlUliiiK after this
(Vie. until the iih.titlon uf pn per MMleinianMhall inHtir
tl at U.oe who enllsi to the rrf.'.it of PbiUdelpbla ahull atlj
to tl o eiieetlw- Htminth ol th army.
l or the pr. iteiit, the pavmuut l bounty will be cou
th itul to n i ii.lt fur the K-KUhir Arm., ami Na.aUer
uii', roi)oily cicdiua to tho ctiy of l iilhuioij-hia.
It 1' . K I Hit,
ll-W-Bt
T'itnTM'Y KOH MARINKS. WANTED
pfhrtha (inlti-d Hiatea Marina Corps, able-bodied ua
li lo perforin Ute duties ol a stiluiur at our Navy yartUi,
iLand on board UiiiuhI Huitw aiilps-ol-war ou torala
ItaUhns.
'1 erni of service. Pour Vears.
ftettcr conitensatlon than the army.
ALL l.iK Ai. 1UH, M1KS paid Bpua eallstineot.
Jl artnes reei lve rrlre Money.
lor all luriiiur liuormaUua apply at tlit KscrulUui
Kfudeavtins,
ho. 311 8. PIIO NT Street, below Spruce Street,
between the hours ol II and 8 o clock .
C. O. IsVCAA'LET,
n.i-tf Malor and Keorultlnt omoel,
UTJIILOUCIIIH. I
Jt'
Officers and soldiers visiting the city on furloughs, aeadtnf
HWOUL8 AND OTIIKIt MILITARY BlJl U'MtN n.
Art luvUed U tbo extensive
MAWurAOTUiuaa estajiusumknt
GEORGE W. SIMONS & Bf? OTHER,
BANSOM STREET 1IAEE,
IAXB0M oHroot, abovo Btrth Street.
PEEBENTATI0N BW0EDS
Mad. la order at the .honest notlot.whlek Sir itehHM ao4
DuaKoiAcaacachaUaoijaooaspittliton.no other bou.eloUiO
cunlr. c.BibluUig the M AN 1 1 ACT UR I N (J JM.Wlil.Ea
nii Tli J-MACllCAi bWOhil MAJtl. 1
FINANCIAL.
G
GOLD AND SILVER,
IlOtCIlT A.1NI HOLD,
MICHAEL JAC03S,
1 0-2 J fan
Bo. -10 S. TfHIlD BTREPT.
- y ii.Iiam rAirf'fKii c;u..
BANKEKS,
No. IIO S. Til HID KTIUOET,
I'lllI.AIi'T.rilIA.
Dealerp In Oovi mm. nt Sernrltlea or all kln.l. rnrr'rn
and Dome.tir K.M hatii,e, Hold, Hllvor, and Vncumnt
Mone btiDRtit and noltl.
l-ariicuiar attentten ftihl to the purcl-i"8 ana aalo of
atot kfiatitl ll.ti.tls. on Comtnlvilon.
Intereat allowed ou l)epoa.tai Collertloal promt. tly
made. 10 27-lm
JICllAi;li
JACOliH,
BANKEB,
No. .10 S. TIIIIID HTUEET.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT,
BT0CK8 A?D SBZ IE BOUdHT AND HOLD OH
COMTHI8SION.
jriciiJ iron tiiu
SAI.K OF NATIONAL LOANS,
No. 114 S. THIED STRUCT,
nilLADKLPlWA.
NEW
UNUSED STATES
5-20 SIX PER CENT. LOAN.
Tlie Pithicrlberi havtng been the inceeiisfiilBltWersfor
a portion Of U! NEW 8-20 SIX l'KR CENT. OOLLt.
HKAKI.NO LOAN, are prepared toulfer It on favorable
terms to their casiomtrs, la large, or small amonnts. In
Bonds of denominations ef 160s, 100s, 600s, aud KiOOs,
both reitliMred and coupons.
Thelnt.reit commences on the 1st of November noxt
and la payable In cold, stiul-aunually, on tin latof May
and Movember.
All other Uovenunert Recurltles on hand and for tale,
and laformatkiu tvcn concornlng luveeimeuls, at our
olllco.
JAY
& CJO.,
Tiunn STiir.ET,
rblladelphla.
So. Ill S.
11 U-lia
JJAIaiMSlt, JUXtNlUY Jte CO..
BANKERS,
STOCK AKD EXCHANGE BR0KEE3,
He. 85 S. TmitD BTBKET, PhlUdulohla.
Bloiki and Loans boucbt and sold on Commission. Un-
currect bank ota, Coin. Ac , bouh'lit and sold. Bpeolnl
attention paid to the purchase and sale of Oil Htooks,
lieposlts received, and Interest allowed, as por aitroo-
ment. 11-12 -3m
S'
TOCKM AN D KECUHITI108
IIOVOIIT AND SOLD
ON O M MISSION,
DE HAVEN h ES0THEE,
J.8 Ko. !( . TlflllD HTH '.KT.
QIwU.X41tfeOIV SC CO.,
11VNKEltS,
No. 121 8. THIRD SXKEliT,
PIIILADEU'UIA.
flovernment Pcearltles of alllesoei Farrhased and for
Sale. eJtoeka, bontls, and (lokl Bought and Hold ou Coio-
BUsaUiD.
1MEREHT AIXOWT.D ON DFTOSITS.
Collections Promptly M&do. fofi-tf
G
O J-i l. UOLiD, UUOLi
SILVEK AND DANK NOTES
a ANTED.
I i'. HAYEK & BE0XHEE,
l-tf Xo. 0 g. TinkD STOKET.
NV
iSm 14 iiW LOAN
r s. io-40H.
JA OOKI3 CO.,
i.i I It l'OK BALE TUB
NEW v.. r,RTMEKT LOAN,
liEAKINll Mil.
redittntttil' nt..'
of ihe eiovert,; .ii
f. CKST. INTEUKSr IN OOIH
iterTKN VI'.AUM.at tlio pkamire
. d pajahle FOUl lf YCAltd alter
dute.
BOTH COOI'OM AND EEOISTEUED BONDS are
Issued for this Loan, of same oanomlnallon as the 5 'JOs.
Tho Interest oa t&eia and tlOUs payulilo yea-Iyt on all
other denominations, balf yearly. I ho 10 40 bonds aro
dated Harclll.lHa. Ths Half-yearly Intoroit falling dus
tiiptetuborl aud March 1 of oachyean autU 1st Septem
ber, tl.a accrued Interest from 1st or March Is required to
be paid by purchasers In am or In i.kiial cuuiilsi i, add
ing fifty percent, for pn-uiliun, until further noiioo.
ALL OTHEKUuVLUNMlii.-l'bLCLKl'llKSBOl.MllT
B0,JJ- JAY COOKE & CO.,
Bih'.fi-tf o. lit S. THIHU STIIELT.
gMlTH & HANDOX.IMI,
No. 10 S. THIRD STREET,
JJANKEKS AND BKOKEUM.
I
Bpeclo.Btocks, I) aartorm ai tors' Voucher! and Chocks, and
aU OovoniBont Securities Bought and Sold. iabU
o
IL STOCKS
BOUllllT AKD rLI1
I ObOHOiS J. BOTH,
BrokaT,
IS-M-ha Ko.18 8.Tqim Buroot.
Urr VIW 7-80 LOAN.
. k. kuteeiiptlonj recaivod. aa she Kotos
farntab.1 liMMoil ky f bjoyd,
liutkar,
10 H tm Vo. II TOUU BUMt,
FINANCIAL.
pHE rAEMIES AHD MECHAI7I08'
INAriOINA-I., IJAISJC
tlF I HII.ADF.LrillA,
FINANCIAL Aof NT Kll DF.rO.4IT RV OF TIIK
ITNITTsr) TATF.H,
lleretvet Riit'Serlp tlt.iis fi the NF.W TIII1KF. TKAIlS
7-30 1(1(1 T KKANVKV NOTKH, Which aje coDVl-rlll l
at Disinrlty Into n ptr cent.
IIVK-TWENTY BONI'";
Amo for Utft
TKN-FOIITY DONIi?,
Interent en both payatle In 'ioltl.
10-2lvfliiwlm W. BfBI'.Tf N,Ju..f,ltl-hs-r.
X It H 'V
NATIONAL
BANK,
Depository and Flnantlal Afnt
UNITED STATE 3.
r- O H O N D H
(r theXEW IHHLX fttratle lo large or (mail aineonu.
Alto,
lO-lO LOAN. AT l'AIl,
INTr.KE8T PAYARLE IN COIS.
Fulncrlkera have tho arlvllen of pny.'ag baok Itterert
from Hrptrmber 1, la United Htatei Notei, aCdlug Wper
ceut. preDilum.
7'IJO TltKASUllY NOTKH
Of all fjenomlnatlona, eonitUutly on hand and for sale.
Conversion of OU) 7 3-10 nou s Into the Loan of ltvHl,
atltsided to.
ConpoitAHONS OR INDIVIUtiAI-S bavlrtr payments
to make to the United Htatet, for Taxen, Ac, tao depotitt
at this Hank the tame at with tbe Anlslaut Treasurer of
the U luted Htalcs.
MOSTON McMIOEAEL, Jr.,
cjARuir.a.
ll-)0-1'Jt
Of 1HHX UONUHf
DUE JANUARY 1,
I30UG1IT AT MARKET RATE OF GOLD.
.-19-101
iiiexi:l & co.
11AHKK,
EW FUR STORE,
No. ft! A11C1I SSTKUKT.
The above respectfully Informn his patron., and the pnb-
lle In general, that bo hi now opened at tho above store
an niiortmcnt of
adies' and Children's Fancy Furs,
Which, for variety and quality, cannot Us surpanea Dy
any tome In the United Slain. Being tbe mou actnrer
of all bis Furl, and having Imported all kit stock when
gold was much lower than at tho present ratci, he can
offer them to bib "atrona at the jnost reasonable prices.
ALL FUH8 .do to order, and repairing done In tho
test manner anil latest etjlel.
HEN11Y 11ASKE,
Importer and Manufacturer
CT LAB1KS' ASD CIIILDRKN'S FUB9,
11-M No. SIT ARCH flTREKT
ADIEH' FANCY FDIIH.
JOHN A. STAMBAOH,
i .YirokTr.it aud MANi'i'ACTViiinR or
iviir:s' fancy irunf,
No. AIIC1I STIIEET,
TEL0W NINTTI,
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY
To select from a first-class assortment, Cou&Utlag of
HUDSON BAY AND MINK 6ABLE,
ERMINE,
CHINCHILLA,
GERMAN FITCH,
8I1JERIAN feQUinilKL, Ac,
Katie Into all the latest styles.
These goods were bought when gold ranged Irom 100 to
170 and are being sold at small udvonoo oa cost al tba
rate..
EVKBY AltTlCLK WilthAMTKD TO BE A 8 RE
1'kiHEXTKU. Fatfrfaetlon gnaianteed. 10-11-taihs Ihn
L
AD1UM' FANCY FUll.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 ARCH STREET,
A LOVE HKVfcNTII,
AT I11S C1.D lTAIILIKIII.I UllhS,
Lxpoiter and HaLrJi'ieiurtr of
LADIES' AMI CHILDREN'S
My assortment of FA NCI runs for Ladles andCMldron
It now complete, embracing
EVERY VAlUETY THAT WILL BE WORN
DCIIING TIIE C0MIM3 SEASON.
Scmcmber the namt and nnmber,
JOHN FAREIRA ,
No. 718 AliCII STIIEET,
Above Seventh.
I DAVE K0 PARTKKR, OK CO Jt.S'ECTIOX WITH A4TT
OTHKH STOHKIW THKC1TY. S-IIO-lia
flNE BHIET MAMUEAOTORY.
The subsctlbers would Invito attention to their
IMPROVED CUTOE KUIIITS,
Which tlity maae s spoeialty in their bntluess.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY SECBIV1NO,
NOVELTIES FOR GENTS' WEAR.
a. W. HCOTT aSc CO.,
OCNTLIslEM'S I'ltKISHIHO STOHE,
No. B14 CIIESNUT KTIIEET,
U-10-ttttla-U Four doon tailow CtinUDaBUIBataL
CLOAKS, Vo.
JJliilNllV i'Altltllill,
Ioi, Bl and B:l
8, E. Corner NISTIT AITD ARCH STREETS.
WHOliKHAtt! AND RETAU,,
Yi n caa obtain at 0,u CnUMuhraent,
WATFIt ritOO? CI 'iTII CI OAKS,
UKaVP.R " "
TIUCOT . " "
in aw Rinnri)
FHt ai F.l IIHAVKR " " '
t mucin u.a " "
AIL MADE UP IN 10 IIIK I.ATF.RT fsTYLE and of the
ery brt maturlal .
Call ar.tl vee the sti'ek b(fi-'e jc n pitft hlve.
We vhall tsk (treat pleasure In w.ltin(( t n Ton.
11 2-"''"2in
A tat dsoa c variety of
EI EllA-HT FAOIIIONAJILE ( L0AK8,
TRLNf'H CL0TI1S,
TKil'OT BRAVriS,
PIKlHTP.I) HBAVKItl,
VaU.VF.T BRAYLRU.
AT Tll
11(111 H STREET CLOAK EMrOUIUM.
A. V. LYMAN,
Fo. ii.lH B. fcbiUTU StTHKXr.
fi. B.-MTAWI.fl, fiCARFfl,
Drf.rfJ pK I KTH Mlwavtcn I. and,
WRArrtaVfl, and Bal-
Il l Its
jj iyiioi!:iA.Ki!:u sc co.,
CHILDEEN'S CLOTHING EMP0KITJ1I,
o. 4 N. EIGHTH STIIEET,
rjiiLAiir.ij'iiiA.
We respectfully Invito spoelal attention to oar elejant
sssortmtnt of
CIllEDItEN'S CEOTlIINJ,
Comprising BOTB', OIRT.S', INFANTS', and MI99E8'
CloUiing In every vanely, la tbe latest styles, aad of supo-
rlor workmanship.
Special attention paid toMISBKS Dltl'ISM AKINel.
Tbe puhllc sr Invlte-d lo caU and examine.
M. SlIOEMAKElt & CO.,
U-17stlltlt'lm No. 4 S. EKIIITB BTUKKT.
E.
O. TIIOJH'HON,
rASHIOUABLE TATL9B,
5. E. Corner Seventh and Walnut Streets,
rillL-tDELrillA.
U. B.-Jlavlrg obtained a celebrity for cutting
GOOD-FITTING TANTALOONS,
Making It a socially in ay business for some years past,
it It thought of sufficient Importance to announce tbo faot
In this manner to tho public, so that those who aro dlt-
tatlauid may know of my method and give mo
trial. 10 tr.Mm
QltOVEll afc JIAK-Ell'H
HIGHEST PREMIUM
HfclWINO M A O II I N E B
-M No. 730 CriEHNTJT Htrcot.
"gPEEDY AND N0I8ELES6."
EMPIRE LEWING MACHINE.
rOB FAMILY AND MANUFACTUMNO PUHP08E3
OFFICE, No. 720 CHESNUT ST.,
(Opposite the Masonic Hall).
This Machine Is tho trtuitph of porfeouan In ficw'no;
MkthliK-s, cittuhltiini; n.any rare anil valuable Improve
B ents not poa.eibetl by any other Miit hlite.
Ilavlnit neither uAM or UOe) WUKI'X, it Is emphati
caliv a nolttoieps tiiaclilnit.
T1IHK1S KIZKb ARK MANUFACTURHD.
FAMILY MAI HINK, MM At I. MANL KACTL'HINel, AND
1AKI.K MA NUI At. I 1K1M1.
The pnhltc aro Invtifd to Axumtno this ataclilno at tlielr
Atrei-cy, No 71Ni I'll Kri NUT Htreel.
hoidiers' wives ami Widows funiiihed wl'h Machines
on accouimoitatUig tonus. 10-'t-aiuthliu
fj" E M P Ij U
OF
FASHION.
Ettall Profit", Quick Sales.
HATS AND CATS. NEWEbT STYLES.
Ixwest Pruts In Ihe city.
UOIJIINE,
c0-fmw-!lm . 40 N. SIXTH BTUKKT.
18U4.
GLENN
FALL
1S()4.
MILLS,
ECHO
(.ERMANTCWN.
McCALLUM 4 CO.,
WHULKSALB
CARPET HAREU0C8E,
;. .".) JlliNUT KTltEET,
rniLAi'i i.. in..
ISt.l. IStM.
KcCALLUM & CO.,
HKTAIIj DKl'AUTMKIST,
No. 610 CIIESNUT STKEET,
11-7 tl
OPPOSITE I.S'DP.Pr.VIiESCK HAM..
X:iIA ULAHSEH,
lARelE A8S0KTJIENT FOB SALE BY
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
n n
No Qlt CHF.HNUT STREET.
rj'OVH! AIS1 FANCYGOODd I
CONWAY is EROTHEE,
No. 833 N. SECOND BIRKET, ahovb BROWN,
IMPOKTKBB AND JOBBKRS.
We tave now open our Fall fttoek of derma n, Frencti, and
Tyio!ee
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
AH of which are of our owo eelectlon and tUtHvUtion, to
wblebwe InUte the attention of dtalen. Among our u
kortDiuit are many (U 8 lot
F.ST1EKLY MEW AND UKSIBABLE SHLES.
T 1GIIT!
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT IS A.
thlna in theee dark davs. i'PI.l.tS-
1 i sreat
tiKlt'B FATENT 1)11' H'HI K KKrLKCTORft. for lHtll
day and aas-lixbt. Oas Hefleitors for window with iwu
burntrn iiivt more liht than six buraers wilo the kind
Dow iu ute.
Uas ritmrs furnished at low ratee. Paylltrht Reflectors,
for lighting dark roons, and baaeuuent oihctM, kc.t wiiti
oot the ui of km. Hfllce, . , , ..
11 W iiu e.Wii.lUMUT limt, FhiUuelpLlft,
$h IPS
AwjO J i if-;.:., - r
BMfS il
AUCTION
M
ACKKTH AUCTUaN LIOOMJ, f4u. 119
MARK FT PUit.
lilrODH. WAHKS. AMU M KMC H A M MMK,
OfnM kindi, for pnMir ! Am .Ion Kotmit, M k
Ul aitfnd pcfU-K ailv t talf of Cj-1-,., -
At thf Fifhan.
At InplJiBiT. (imi
At'lf utorrit ff fhr hwihth.
(ffKnl lor p'lhiic (!)
t-Vn-iK SAI.K 'K IUIOKH.
At 7 ft'rlii. k . a IftriT iiutiilicr nl nil-hru1 Bi-t mm-
pft-inif tiiaiiY VHhuihlc w tsn. Ainu, Hit tavuh.e of tin
ii-Kei .Mt in.irfir.iliini twifki
ItNi.KAMMiM AMI 1,1 IlI'MiHAPUB.
Alc a lurcp u inn her t nlorftl -itid ilali.
I.AU;ii: 8AI.K, Ol- KINK .iKWKLUT.
On t rtiluv Mor ntiiaf.
At 10 nYInilt, at Wnt hflv'i AiK'tum Hiom, No.
Mrtrki t Airret, tt stork ot .d wi lr.. rotm-i Itln ft ttrt'nt
rtfiT'M (liii - inlil Kt'itf-r liMiif". I.ri- l'li'. nro.irh'i.
Knr K iriL'ii. Urn.p fii, limr ,.ra"i:''t .'( ttinntd, Kt.t-
oitan. Hiivr CoiiiijH, iVi:. J tia a. ilf ulisoiuio. Tvrina oaih
tunhitl'.e in i d i.
WALK OF CONDEMN EI) MULE.
Cuii.r CJi anti iivrKit'fl Orrtrr,
rrtrr, )
IWIttlW,
r tl, I--!, )
IU I'nT "K WA"llv
Wt-Uiv. r'N, 1 i !., Nnveiiit.r -j
WIN be nAii at rtilihe A i;rtt..n. at the ( 'orr a, n,'ar thi
OUni x Tatory- in th Ciiv ti tuiil n ;t.in, 1) ,,n MuN-
liAV, ..eini.cr H-r, a luim .Ml U.N, comiiuuoi u
until fur (.(it. In- s. rvh o.
Sale ui cf-nniienoe at 1'in rwK a m.
Jt riua- Cnih, iu (iovernineut fun U.
i IT TtlTKi R,
llrljeimlh T-Ornri at rnil Cti'-tf iu(irtnna!fr,
11 2i-f;t l"'pot uf WiiihtiiKton, ij. c.
Si
ATTCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
HOJiHr-lH.
Ol' ARTI!UM ASTKTJ-T I Nr UAI.'H OlTH'K, I
YlHH IH I1H1V,
WAiHvr.Tos Cm , Novemher IB, 11. j
WHT be ohl nt imohe auction, to .he highost bi'l'l, ai
Oleclwro, It, ( ".. n
riliHAi, iiDTmnrr i.
ONE HL'NDH I I AM) Hr lV CAVALRY HOHHE3.
On l"RI)AV, Nov.-TTher ?:, 1h:4,
owk inrNintKO ami f ikty cavalkv iioimns.
Ihffe llori hiive lorn condemned as nnflt for tMQ
cavairy nervh- nf thu attny.
i-or road aiul larmniK tHirponeB many cikmi narsami mar
be had.
rtrc nciMi ulnifiv.
Ifrinn.fHFih In I'uited Statei currcnrT. Sale to com
nl.r at 10 A. M.
JAMRIi A. KRII,
Colon!. In charc 1st I'lvlslon. Ouarteruiaater-i lenrral'i
Cm i.e. 4LM tit
QU A RT E H M A 81 K R-G E N E II A 178 OKFICE,
Kikht iHviMioN, tVahiiin-jtoh Cn v,
N.ivi'inher H, i.
WHltBoM at PtiMic Aui tLn, to thu hiiiuent bMder. aft
tlie 1 1 Died antl placin nHtotM h ow, vr. :
lOJIK. rtNNHi I, VAN. A, I Ml HNUAT,
Nivenibir 17, IHiit.
LANCASTKK, 1'KN NftVLVA MA, FUIDAY,
N'-vemher V"., 1mI1.
EABTOK, rKNNHYLVAMA. TUUItflDAY,
lleteuiher 1, l&A.
Two hnmlred Cavulry Horne. at eaeh plan,
1 1 rue Horse have heen condeuinea as nnflt for tkfl
cavalry erviee of the anny,
for roan ana lariumu tiunioici oianr icooa bnrffaiaB
tntv be had
Hornet Hnld rf'y.
Hnlm to enajinence at 10 o'clock A. M.
Xcrnia CasU, lu I iiltetl htatei Ctirrency.
JAMC.H A. KKIV,
n O-tlWO Colonel in charge Firtt Wivhtion. y. Jl. G.O,
T 0
T U E PUBLIC.
ItKTJXTlOK OF COUHTEHFEITKRS..
TlCKAHrilY r)RPABTMKVT, ij
B'TI itok'h Ovr u K,Octol?r IHA. S
CwyYr'B,hy nvt mmi ht lt lst nrMiun, placed U
CnnKU-rahlf mim ol morcy at the dltpoirtlot the Hfcretary
ut tliu 'I rcHniry, to he c iii,ilwvi-il in tho iirunccuLino of
nnaureH lor the thti'ttion anJ puiilIiuif nt of persona
enttU'cd in cMinti'Tlt ltiiig Tm.Hury not, fractional cur
rency, and oilwr ncnritii of thi' United Htati'i. TnUftind
in ttt'it il to tfco pRtnint of rnvanlN tn dotcctlvei and
other) through whiNM un truint?ntalltyoili-ndt-rH are brought
to juaticc ; and it h arimlnlainiUmi, and tho comlm't of tho
itirRMirflii rrfi-rred to arc nhiced, by order of the HTi'tary,
uiidrr the imtiu'dhua nip rvi.hm of the undoi-Mnited, to
whom all cnnin.unicat(inn mlntlrcr thereto, or to tho
jfunben tndiciit4 d, nhmiid ho aldrenB-d Llhcrnl rewards
have already been paid to iRveral paitiea who hare aided.
In the appreher.Mon of counterfeiter.
It In hi-oed that the Ktlniulua thus offered, added to tno
intercut which all a od citizens munt ltl lu the iiipri
Bion ot cnnici terdinjt to lmnnlr the credit of the national
fliruritiett, and tin embarrass all busiiieis oiinratlona.
will Induce the earneNt oo-oneraMori of all rapaM vf
aJlortluiK anv aid In tin- ett'irts beluK made by the lrpar ,
ment tor the attainment of that df hlrahlooiut. It Is
cially urt'ed Uiat ail prtoi s having a knowlrdKA of fnrto
Inipoitnut to be known by the Department, conernlnic
Mich oftensei, will communicate them fully and promptly
to tbe underpinned.
PubUhhcrB ot newnpapcm throtiphout (he rountrywITI
render eshcniiat nerv ico to ihe (oveniment aud the ynbUg
by Kivlnu eoiibpkuoui publication to this card.
KDWaKI' .lOKOAW,
1- lfi-wnm Solicitor of the Treasury.
rro THE rUBMC THIRTY YEARS AGO
1 I was tn the liiht ituci'S ol piilm"tmry consumption,
and pi ven up to die. I resided In l'hiladelphla, aud Dr.
Joseph 1'arrJsh, then of this city, ordered m V) Muars
town, N. J ., a clstunce of nlno uilics, which took me two
dars to Ret there. On my arrival 1 whs put to bed. And
there laid for many weeks. Thin was my native place,
where all my family lived and hud died ol cousdinnUon.
Dr. Thornion, w ho attended my lather m hla Urn iilnesp,
was called, and nave ire one week to tlx up my allairs.
lie had seen all my family vo that way. aud tlmi-'ht 1 was
to k luo. 'I hen 1 heard ol the leim-dies 1 i ow oiler to the
pul 11.', which cured ln. It seemed to tut! that I could fuel
them pencil atiiiF mv wlro e ymui.
'J hey i K.ii riinn. d ihe maiter n my lunj-s, and T would
spit oil more than a pint of otlenHlve elliw muter every
morning. Ah ioon ui that htaii to subside, my eouih,
lever, pain, night-sweats all heKaii t leave mu, uad my
apptLHe bet an i e so Ki' Ht that it Was with dlllh:'iiiy I could
kern irom eaHn: t- much. I soon alnud my atroiidth,
ar(f have grnwii tleih , .
On mv recover i.eonle would eud for tno. from tar and
neur, toseo If their caes were like minu. '1 uti Indticui
Die to make pioIciHlonal visits lu the lure duet, a -it lor
the laot twenty ears I luivt' bad cwHtnut practice cuini
in ine ItiTiK) Willi" my rcsp'romcier. from tiin-e t rive oun
dnd we hlv, s tiie public can .iudBe ef my oppor. nuitie
lor becoming tainilhir with lun diHCiec; a'd alo the
coi,rium tives wih to tee the oire ini't inakds thte medc
chick, and who wah cured of consuinptlon (y tnem. To
mae new luni is Impossible; hut cavith a In the iuiirs
aud ctirnnlc uiceraiions of the bronchial tube can be
healed. bU'h eft'ien ure dyinr hourly under the or Unary
treatment of pLy-Jici.niB.iuid iiiht aueh are ciire.tbytne
proj er use ol S. h nek's Tulmmic Hyrup. Deft weed Touic,
ard Mainlrai:o I'idn. ,
I am now a hearty man, with a Liruo cavity In the mid
dle lobe ot the ilul.t luiitt. the ioer lone very tui!.:u hepe
ILed andcnuipl. te adheb1m of the pleura. Thu left lung
In bound, and the upper loheoi the rk'hi luntf in In a loler
bly helth condition. The ureal reason why physicians
do rot euro consumption is. tiit-y try to d'i too until; they
Hive medicines to stop the eouh.to s op eld 1, to it op ulvht-swt-utfl,
hectic fever, and, bv Ho dohiK, they ih rnrixe the
whole dh'c-live power, lo' kinu' up the stcielioLi, and
eveniunll the pink-m l-iki an 1 dies. Alter I ut ike a care
ful examu .itlun m the pain-iii w.ih ihe ICeNpiroittU'er, uud
rind I in KBenouKh h-tttu cuie.l dired thu piLlual hj.v tu
ue the three rnuedies.
4;c d nutrition Is the remedy. If yoti have any 1!fase
In uny puitof Uie body.itwiil remain w ere, ami duoay
more ami mora, until jou can t.et the Ntrmiiicn tn the cou
dulon to dtKCft hod, aiui make ne w blood t take the place
ol uiheascd matter. 1 hl Is the oni wav to IhmI otivities
in the iti tiff m:d ulcerated broi thlul lubes. Correct ihe.
nomucli uud liv r, and nature will do tiie tiuaiiii. Many
l)truiir have an idea (hat curati! ui(l!cin"n are K'Cit pari
tiers of thu blood. When blood Is nnco diseased u c innit
be puntltd ; it is diseated tae same us thu disaased matter
iu the s stem j hut pet the apparatus in oid.;f the Hi
and stomach, and (five tt pU'my ot iio-irlnhMin f jod, It wi
u.ukeuew biood, w hich will take the place ot thai whie
It d pcated,
Kchemk I' ii I mob Ic Pu'tip In one of the bi-tt prepara
tlt u ol iron In use ; It is a powerful tome in itolt, and
wlitii the Heaweel '1'olilc ils. Ives the tuueus Id the
i ems h, and it 1. carried otl by the aid i f the Mandrake
i ids. tlic fulinomc Hyrup is tuude into blood rina ii the
o.iy wav to cire cou.jii.tiiitii'ii . Il l cannot net a K od a;)
rietiU', und tood doe.t notiliet I etunot cire the p.ifient.
Never mind tno coumIi; r-unvt the cuiko and tt will stop
oi iuell I he beawaed lomu la a s'ltnuiunt, and nunc
oi hei Is reipiiretl when it is ute J. D in p ir uu.l u enant;
no had eiii :ts U it k-t w heiuininK lio'ution whtdKy, which
r-eeiiiM In hulld no lur a Rlmrt lliilfl Droiisv H'ts in Ulld
the patient dies mutdenly. Wlin-ky di troys th cot'ntrof'
tnc bifinat ii dtt ei-i oi partiuii.v ccnnuh, ana loo oiouu
turtiH ii. to wu r und diop l.t t e r-'i nit.
Mchem-K'i taew-ed Tonn: Is dinilh d fr.'in seaweed, Ihe
pnp;n ut w hi'h tfiid t. jnosvi, too iuciim or illmo Hint
lomih ttc itoniaeli. and t'ta .MaukraStf Tills o rv u o:l.
'1 he Hu.iwt i d Tuiiio s is.-ted by tu.tti a Uicers. WI.'.to a
ktieut s tt-eu.e Kb i i in a alii'K pf-iyeri lo , aie sulli iei I to
relieve ihut ui (.one ic.li.ii; did' ii.v-peiit.3n r) often
tio.ibkd with. It i-. as pi-.t.aut us wiif), and perfectly
haiiiikbo. A wir.e ;'a t lull ! U win diktat a iHarty
dii.ti'T. A IiiiIh laktn lieh'ie hte.ik a t is 'J l'T 'he
su nisich ; In t i'li! eases out i-t Int. int-eu(H iv that it re-st-
ies the uppeiito hi thu. they .tro afiuidut etiuij; too
in ii.-h.
'1 l.e Mandrake FUN aru raid in all families wtie,'over
purn hen are ru'itmed, wiui xrvA' a .l:sUe ton Tb .i aet
f cutty, ami th- stoi-iniion w hut Ihy d . 'aloiuel can do
II O llll'IC.
Alter trikinu the uieoit-ireo, pers nM in tme eatt:i havo
LioiiD i on eii n t i ar b ol itiu tieiii.' , "Ui-'is mtv a .a ' r Kits
lb tr conraj li.K.lt l nw fi1 luedi MWi -tit? iftkinL' i-tV:ct,
the ti Uiiieh ii t't)i :m ill k to d vn', her'i'r b;.Ki t Is iohhiuk.
totd tie ditetiHo ic wi'ik'iiK oil. It' tue eo"'tora Ion is
tree and tlie tmw i Is ui e kepi -i; en, ho Id, tl ;,, ,v ih u n l-C ur J
and where will jou ili.d a 'ti nI.Uii iliac, ylve mj Uoiiio
to d:t ii.i.i'r
Instead of this eourne the 'ousnmidlvo seeks for aome
tini K to sp the c.i;h, in, hi-t,:n:, and to ore.ih. up
i'IOi (ni k chills. All ih-h-e .'0inilaut!t nrn c.t'iiol by ihn
i ;lt.l lllht. bod atiCll rvliiedie tend to lle.illu Uivi tJUO
(.1 ihe ntuuiuelt.
A cnuth is an eftort nf nMure, aid to stop it Iniiwscj
the dia!e lu the Hint; Wh ' cv.r no.ird uJ iii'vi Uii'
cired ol C"tiMiuipti.iu iiytivtuK to md;i i ,iuiuiii, ew
blmd in ail . tbe stninuch U tho only ivtue i to deal
them. At.er the blo.'d It miiile It k i-s siuawnii-ui ik
takes Hh conniO tlimiU'h thu HjnLem.au t iiUoano iv u ka
out. and ho uL'.iioal ulier men I wi'l upilv iho whtle
be dy u iih in w bl.'utl, and ihe diatsiseu in liter In iua limga
Is woiked out, lor ircsli I loud tukec Us place and lo us up
tlie ab .eL,tes.
A said above, the only way to cure cou8uinition N to
fix the htemach and liver so t. lo .1 w ill uutunl, kol up ft
jtood appetite, keep the bowe'g w eii open, and tlic hmKS
in u bt lif ill up. In tuiiiu w ay, the I'uhnoiilc Hvritp has tht
puwer ol fxti icaiaiy ihe bile lroiu the blood, and Kuivoi it
in a t.enlliiy Mate.
Mun peihtun, ol'iate .ears aro Kiih'ect to wht is cilled
Cancer nnd UJeentled S ic Thrust 'I hat dis-ae origin itea
(row the 1'i'inuch. lu liidny isms cuutdaut nit ii' tho
JdandriUe I'UU alone liave cured Hi burning It out with
cfciittic utlonls only tunpor.iry re ief. huk li-)utU--he,
iih eis In the throat, und touted tonKui) arc from the smo
esioe in d require the same lieatin u'. It yu h to a slek
headache vo-r stomacii is onto! i rder. if you luve a
coa'ed ton i; ut. hsd bieath, or ulcer-tcd throa', diirt.Ttid
i sioiuich comes it; And the Mamhake i'llta will ' 'irt
them all. U -'
A LARGE INVOICE OF FINE
O O O O A.
MATTINGS
MoOALLUM & 00.,
it so ciitssur sruiitT..
ll-lllkllulaa