THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAHI. rilTLADELrillA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1804.
FOURTH EDITION
Latest from Sherman.
OPINIONS OF THE
IN DIXIE.
PRESS
Sherman will bo Able to Itea.cn
the Coast.
YANKEE FLEET OFF
CIIAULE8TON.
T,t. r.a., '., .m, l:t-., -.., i:tc.
MprrfBl to Tlif I.vonlnir Trle-trrnpr,.
WAtHiHOTow, December 3. llie.binonil jup-ri
of Thursday lint, jnt received hero, contain the
following items of Ink rest .
The Fxaminrr, in an editorial on the situation,
ays that "Sherman will e able to rca. h tlie
coast," and that although the Ile'iol troop con
centrated In Georgia are sulllcient for the protec
tion of Angnsta ami Savannah, tUey are. nut strong
enough to destroy Sherman.
The Sentinel says that large Yankee fleet are
elf Charleston and Tort Koyal, ready to eovor
Sherman when he arrives at either place.
Great reliance Is placed upon Hood's c.tmprlgn
aian offset to Fbcrro.m'" victories.
The New Atlorue.y-lilenernl.
Mr, Speed has positively been appointed Attorney-General
of the United States, vice Kites
resigned. Mr. Speed is a well-known jurist and
advocate of Louisville, and is very much respected
ty the bar throughout the Southwest. But he is
Appointed particularly to secure a reprexcu'ntlve
from the Border States In the Cabinet.
The I'n tied Rtietca Altrnrr-(lrnpritlihlii.
It was stated in the press tolcgrnm of Thurs.l;ty
that the Hon. Joseph Holt had declined the ap
pointment of Attorney-General in the jilaco of
dward Bates, resigned.
The report that the Hon. Jnmcs Speed, of Ken
tucky, has been tendered the cilice, is to day
confirmed by reliable authority, and it is believed
he will accept the position.
The Prmlilfiil'i (mitts;-
The President"! Message was the subject of a
pecial Cabinet meeting to-day.
IMFORTANT FROM NORTHERN
VIRGINIA.
Retreat of Early Confirmed.
MOSKBY'S MOVEMENTS
THREATS.
AND
lie-. Etc., Etf RU, Kir., F.lo.
pveelnl to The Evening Tel-;rir,.
Washisotom, December 3. A person who
arrived here last night from Madison Court
Mouse, Vs., reports that on November 25 a long
wagon train, belonging to three brigades of
Xarly's army, passed through that place.
The troops had previously passed down the
Valley, and It was the general Impression that
their destination was Richmond. On Monday
last Kershaw's Division, of Early's command,
passed down in the same direction.
Richard Sweeney, a refugee from Auckland's
Mills, Fauquier county, Va., who escaped the
conscripting officers and has reached our lines in
safety, states that Moseby has declared his intea
tion to enforce the Conscription law throughout
the whole coimtrv outride of the Union lines in
Virginia, even as far down as Fairfax county.
On Tuesday night last Sweeney says a large
Dumber of conscripts were in Warreuton and
Salem, while iu New Baltimore the Rebels hud
conscripted every man.
The Pewltion of Ueneritl Thoman,
Nabhvillb, Decemlier 3. The latest olllcial
information from General Thomas' army is, that
h has so concentrated his forces at the formica
tions of Nashville, as to bo prepared for auy
move which Ucod may venture to make.
8nl riov(rnnieot Kevnrlttea.
Nbw York, December 3. At the Stock Ex
change to-day there were sold
10,000 V. 8. Cs 1SG7, ex. Int., 138$.
4(1,000 VI. 8. 6b 1KK1, coupons, 113 f" 114.
j-'7 000 U. 8 6s, 5 20f , reentered, 107iy 107.1
$.7H,ll()0 U. 8. coupons, H74( 107 j.
y3'.'A,000 U. S. Cs. new issue, 1"7.
4,600 10-40s, coii)KliS, Utvjtn 1.10.
in to IT. 8. 6s lhHl.reaibtBied, ex. int., 107
"2)6,)00 U. 8. 6s, one-year ccrtilicaw.t, 071
Marine lutrlliarnce.
IN' aw Yokk, December 3. Aitnse fog prevails
ou the bay and both rivers to-day, and very fuw
vasjvlii are airiviiiff from sea.
The steamer H'mAmifori, from Havre on the
the lGth ult., hs arrived .
Kew Yobk, Decomber 3. Flour has declined
rvsrloe. HA'f B ot NW bhltt hi 'M'i 111 iO for K'ntp: $K
lor Obio; nl I(J i".i i:. fur Mituliicra. Win at h is
cilncd Ic ; fciid i urn aio Iium 0 -1 1 ri -Unit t nJ -i
the Ui re onittif! Uyt. l'tel I iH-.ady. I'ork ittJy
At 9M "r neoi. I-tim niB. Y (il.I dull.
St. Lovih, Dv-ccmbtT Tobico U active.
t Motion Inniiuld; im!l tV ' $ Vi il t lor MKi ilinK
Wlittkt uncntnLCd. Klonr tlat. Corn bM'1 ; U y-l!,j.v
new C.ltU n!d wlJtM tl iut Ann al !M'J.
Vohk, Dcromttrr 3. -HVf,Kn Are lover
Otic to and IWk (sitnd. I''..1- : Cumber, imt nr--feriiJ
4b; lllinri lntral. !('.; Aliclil n H.niLbfrn, ; S-w
ion i euirm, ; Btni(jf( , ; iiiMi4'ii i(ir, lit.' .
t; JtJii-loriif , Mrt' ; five twtniy ( .-Oi"n, 107 ;
AftklreU, 1 17 ; Cuupou tit, 1 14 ; Hold,
INVASION OF GEORGIA.
XfMrliisra of Miernisn'a fireti.
The extraordinary fidelity with which the Hicli
tnond piess has obeyed the dictate of the Con
t'ederato authorities, to preserve an entire silence
In regard to the operations of General Sherman
through the lieuit of the Confederacy, docs not
prevent the outcropping of allusions and lu licit
lions, wl:ie h give the ussuraiieo of the comp'eta
cttccess of this grand campaign.
After more than two weeks of almost unbroken
litnee, we iiud liiru loea Ucd al a p .nit so proxi
uiate to bis destination that iiuain;.t:oii may
ich the figure of his advancing columns as they
we .r the coast ; anu ins titeu uui inumpiiutiiarmr
uiav, after an atiubasis mote wondcrfal than that
led by Xcnopliou, begin, like those old Greeks, t
bout : "Thalasta ! Tbalassa ! the sea ! the sea !'
During the season of oarkuoss which the iuti
mir.Dsnf the ltebel press only served tor-end
visible, the only ituide left to the bund was taat
iniih which the Apostle calls ' the evi leuco of
Uiings cot seen " taith in the genius of the C m
suanaiir. and hi his niagnitiCiint army of veterans
but even the most robust confidence ha bo -u
ut to a severe htrain, aud, as day by dayelapaed,
Me tears ot mcu incrcMitu, ttieiriuitu utiumisuea.
ftedectlon will, 1 think, however, show that
tl i mood of mind was the rc-ult, no: of any
iailuie oa the part of General Sheruiaa ta his
trliievement, but of his failure to work out his
eanipsijjn in the way we f xpocted. When Geuc
ral bhennau, iu his adruuee eaotwaid from
Atlanta, pa-scd unheeding by Macon, loaviusr it
yt to his in;ht, a certain dikuppuiutiuant as felt,
aople eKpecud him ta take Macon, and when
1m. ' oeirlectod to do so, the Orntlinx of victory
sk e4 to have eluded his grasp.
a. .U2U Pl"ulr iiuaqintuiou fastened itself on
''laiuhis oUiecuve point, aad eagerly an
K 1 but day after day passed
jv AugJisla was ea,.tuleJ wJ Uls, ncjttior
btdeu betu lhrw,t fnrtuar c..uut. Llr
Kow, himir. thai u .. w t b
Titrls la Geuctal buejmaa . ro,," V
Augn.ut, ' 'W " k aa ; now thit h!
a.-toally u U poiut suu w , . "
ultiaiav ole-'iuau it he had ukeu iu ft
iiyAuga,!, pt'-iiup ur CT'tlt-'Hl and
poMIe will be rontent to let (lertarat Bhwman
coednct his ramr-vftn fx his nn method, trust
ing Its r'n, be justlfled by It result.
It need tint a slight appreciation of the nature
of General Khermna's tailc to Justify his wisdom
in not staying his march for the capture of places
that must fall into his hands a ripe fruit on the
arcoirpll.bmeritof hi design. Sorb a procedure
would onlr serve to exhaust his upplics and n-e
up hi ammunition, in the execution of minor
result that are the necessary corollaries to the
ueve-sful execution of his general plan.
Ptiermsn dim at i-reiit u'trrior renlt: when
be sbull have achieved bis end, he will h ive por
fnniontly severe'! the liulf States from tho."-of
the Ailantie sralKifd. Vehall li.il.l I'm I''"1 of
He N.ivnivini) rher, ami confine the mitn iiruiy
fif the Hi tii'liioii within llie limits ut Viii'H.i and
tiie r,troltrin.
W hat then, hat l.n the a tail pmgrei of
(iemral Kriennaii thus far In the execution ol hi
purpose r-irar, we know from the )pntnon.v or
the Ki.tirtmn.l intimit- of yesterday, that ho ha
ne-s-.fuliy tr.ri-lcrrtd hi whole army over the
Oeoi.ce, tie" only river he lift I to rross ere reach
ing an outlet on tint sea. We know, secondly,
that he I". piovinu fir south ni Augusta, on the
l.rte roiinecti'ic fiat citv with Savannah ; and on
which ttiev Null IC!"T(I.
We know, thirdly. Hint he had, at List advice,
pushed forward ?o far lb.it he was able to throw
out a cavalry co ittnn to communicate wilh tlio
fleet. We know, fourthly, both through tho con
fection o! the itichniond and Hours' a press, and
1 1 i Dtift li the dcrUi.it ions ot tojncral tirunt, that
the Keliels have no hOo of l.c.nf able to thwart
Sb'Tiiian.
This despair Is airikieftlr manifested in the
tone of .inury comment which the Richmond
preM he-;ii ou Jell. avis for his policy In m'lid
lii(( II. .oil's unity on a Iriiitlea raid Into I en
in ssee, ir.stoa.l i.i ri'taining it where It could check
the advance of Mii'mian.
buvs the liiiijuirrr of Wednesday;
" Without sustaining any physical injury from
Sherman's siieiesM'ul inarch to the coist, our
cniife cannot escape a great moral defeat by a
triiiiiipliant raid tliroii'.'li the heart of the ('nn-feeo-ney.
Jt is neither prorer nor pr.itlfniilo to
inquire into the wisdom of the side-track strategy ;
but, at n future d.iy, it will be well, if for nothiug
flee, at 1M1 for curio: ity, to liml out who it was
that so entire y succeeded in rendering absolutely
us'dcs ilie Army of Tennessee."
In like strain writes tho II i-iof the'imh tilt.:
"in the ine.intinie. while we'do not allect to be
a judge of militaiy matters, we can but regret the
absence of Hood. W ben he cut oif Sherman's
communications above Atlanta, we supposed he
intended to fortify himself upon the railroad, and
light him when he entne out to restore them. If
he should choose a bolder game, the game he is
now pursuing, we thought, of course, Ho id wa
to follow in hi rear, and cut oil nit communica
tion id that direction, while all ioor;ria wa to
rise in his front; we could sec nothing better for
Sherman's army than absolute annihilation.
But, it seems, that our calculations were
all wrong. Hood p'tys no part in this
interesting drama; he army has been
int entirely oil away across the Tcuncs
ece river, mid at tho hut accounts was doing
nothing most vigorously. Wo do not know who
planned this campaign, nor nre we competent to
pronounce judgment on military matters. But it
does appear to us that the policy pursued in this
cate marvclously resembles that pursued in several
others of not very ancicntoccm rente, which senta
portii n of Brngg'x forcesto Vicictlmrg, before he
was attucked by Kosccrans.nnd which despatched
Longstreet to Tennessee nt tho critical moment
when Grant had assembled nil his forces, from
nil quarters, nnd was about to make his ntt u k at
Missionary moe. Jt may lie a policy strictly
military, but it is vciy much i'l oimosition
to common sense, which tells us t'iat, ' cntcrin
fanbun'i two men are stronger than one,
ana mat it it be an otiject to ucic.it an enemy, it
is certainly ticst to have at lare a rorce its possi
ble to do it with. Hood's men have been for
wet ks without an enemy bcl'oie tlicm. In that
time they might have been at Macon, in Sher
man's renr, and were they there, Sherman's
destruction would be inevitable; at least o it
seems to us.
" Let us, however, hone for the best, and among
ether good things, that the I'lC-idcnt (Jell'.
Davis) will s'ay at home when the Southern
armies meet with anymore bad luck. let the
men who have to tight the campaign plan it.
Even Napoleon declined to make a general under
his orders follow a plan he bad sketched for him
when he found he hud ono of his own. " Mine is
the best," be said, " but it is better to let him
follow his own." Let our generals follow their
own plans. It they ave not lit te be trusted tliu3
far, they are not tit to commaud the armies."
Such arc the chief points in regard to Sher
man's progress we are allowed to gather from tho
reluctant confessions of the Richmond press. To
our Toind they are cheering, and we think thoy
will be so to the public generally. They have re
moved a load of anxletye ngendered by the doubt
and ignorance in which wo have boon kept re
garding the situation in Georgia, and by the con
templation of tho inherent dilliculties of the en
terprise. Though they do not now show us the
end. they sive assurance of its speedy realiza
tion, and inspire the same confidence expressed
by Lii iiteiiaiit-Ueiiernl Grant in bis despatch to
Frceidcnt Lincoln. .Yew York Timet,
1ST OF EX II ANUEl lRNOM:itS A K
IIIVIMJ 1IIO.H NAVA..AII.
The following additional names of returned
Pennsylvania and Maryland prisoners from Sa
vannah have been furnished us by our reporter,
from Annapolis :
Maryland P Keenan. P. 1st Inf; A 11 Norton
C, Sgt O'Connell, D, Uth Inf ; Com fcgt l.iuis
Winter, 1st Cav; Jos Kurstcnucn, H, 2d luf ; L
Wister, B, 1st l-igtit Artillery.
rcnusylvauia Herman Molcman, li, 77th Inf;
Nathsn Miller. U,13thCnv; Wm 11, Miller, K,
'2(ith Inf; (1 W oilers, H, lliih Cav ; 1) I, Turner,
v, ntn cav; si. vermin, u, I4itu int; u c
McWililams, 1', ltlih Cav; V liishop, ith
Cav; Corporal 1) t M Georgo, G, ihith luf : C
Tia.rd, 11, J2d Inf; 1) It. Wilson, K, 57th Inf;
Sj:t C 11 Hill, , ltith Inf; C K.intord, II,
4tb Cav ; A H 'viiinnd, A, 4!Mh Inf ; John li iwou,
L, 3d Cnv; 11 Williams, u, With Inf; 1) S Oreutt,
bund, llth Cav; James Fontyn, C, U3.1 Inf; Ch is
Keiiiu id, tl, loom tut ; J liioinpson, li, o tb int ;
S(it Wm liuuter, 11, 8th Cav; FG Mills, 1). 101st
Inf; John Moore, C, d.lth Inf; E Walker, 11, Mi
Cav, C Mcriicrsoii. K, 8 h Cav; W McDowell,
1), 4th Cav; I, W Shaller, K; lSHth In"-: L
Kiihler liuyler, c, ooth Inf; II Jones, K, "2d : C
Ixonard, , otlli Inf; Corp J M Hovee, K
1st Cav; W l'rout, I, .Id Cav; J Johnson, K,
3d Ca ; John McCanii, K, fi.itn Inf; W H Won
derly, I, .i.itblnt ; II 1) Iluinilton, , 4'hCav;
fgt J I, Wellf, K, illth lut; Thomas Corporal
MeCheio'y, 11, 7lith Inf; James Dcvitt, l.tliith
Inf; ji.siali Morehrad. I.ii'Jd Inf; John Mchel
vcj, L, 1th Cav; Nat Crane, II, 7:ld Inf; 11 1)
Ctcml.s, F, loth Cuv; 1'oiu-r Kic bard sou, H,
Cav; Set J 1) Trouti.er, C, 4tli Cav; S Cliristo
pber, G, --i Cav; Charles Williamson, II, 8tli;
C T Hind. (', (With Cav; I, c,ry Wilson, It
4'h Cm; Sgt l'uvis Wulf, H, Nth Ca; 11
Uriel, 11,, "0i U ltd; Cant 1. Slanle.y. 11, .Vlllnf
S I'htnert ie, K, 7th Inf; John Kcllev, A :id
Heavy Art; ,1'is 11. nnm ,'liotr, G, 1st Car; G W
Trice, A, 7-d Inf; I Hitch, 1), lid Cav; O Oairitt
in ii, iv ji'euit'us, r , iniiti j ii r ; t;orp
I. Itiair, F, 7!"h lid; J llenethum, 1), oS'h
Inf; Wm Net!', I), . ".Ill Inf; S .M.ilcoiuson, F.
llHh Inf; J II W W.-.rd, bugler. II, Nth cv
Jos Foit, scue, I, 7.1 1 lot; Jim M, Neel, 11 (Wth
inf; Iliih llrvle. i !) h lul : J Lock, K,.,7tU Inf;
1 W James, 11, f,7lh Ii.fi U 11 Howe, C, 7ii'h luf;
John Moirow, 1', 7Nth lot'; Sergeant Wi liain
laingtoiet, F. (itn i-i; Ti.os Keu.llg, II, .-,7,h
Int: leinatd Hums. 1, (i7th Int; Jacob Hotib.
II. .d It,r; K II F.gtior, I. liyth If; u v
1 liin.her, I,.,lth luf; HnvUl Clark, II, ,11st Inf
A Hern ":, !, ft-itlt Inf; F Mnucy V jtx
inf ; Ilenry Well- C, .",7th luf ; T C HcnVich,
b'el.io11 '.'i..1','1 '''van.K. .Wth Inf; Sergeant
iL""' i' 'i Int ; 11 W Cope, A. Kith Inf;
t V-n ;,'n,-yel'il.'cr K' ''"lilnf; I) 1 urn lit ion,
I, loOth lit; liohrri Wilson. A, l.r.' I Inf ' Sergeant-Meior
W liurli, liotb Inl; Corporal K
l iikesbray, A, lSth Cav; F I. lian.o, G, ISth
( av; J II i;niiil,arrer, O, 14-Mh Inf ; II Wernart
C, loiith Int; Seigeant G W Conrad, M 4tli
Cav; D H Kaysor, K, 4thCav; J W ('ritlev I)
Sd Cav ; r Cltweil, K, Ith Cav ; 11 C Folweil' F.'
Nth Cav; Corporal 11 J Leirsiivdcr, M, bihlnf
T T Forbes, F, ZOth Cav ; Jolui'Muhouey, I l'.ith'
Cav; J Y Lllack, I), l'.ith Cav; Georgd hrown,
bugler, It, 4th Cav; J .Scliriver. F, 1 :tib Cav; J
lt.-mtrud, K, Stli Cuv; Set jea-.t J Galloway, B
17th Cav; I. Kennedy, I 17th Cav; J S Tooum
fou, K, l.'ith Cav; J Thillips, A,:ul Cav; M F
f label ty. A, Pd Cav; hergeant F A Long, II
ISth Cat ; 8 Cpdegiutl, F, Uth Cav; Hugh
Ctctmun, L, C.th Cav; S W llense!, K, IStliCav;
Mcrireaiit ll It llrcntn.au, 1), llth lav; M'illiatn
Kckeiibr.ee, I., Uth Cuv; 0 K Nugent, ., 4th
Cav; A ftobbitis, I, 6,ld Inf; Coiporall' Mc
Fntuny, A, 7ad luf; C I'hclps, li.Il.lih Inf;
Chs, Mills, it, l lth Cav; Laruey Cole, O, 71st
Infantn-jC Williams, K, luist Infantry; Wm
Wintet fatten, I;, ::d Csvj J S Fuller, li, Ul Cav;
Allen Wier, It, 67th Inf; H. rg't 1 Farnngtou,
K, do; Samuel Carnell, l, 101 st do ; James Kan.
kin, K,14Hh do;Wui J Navlor, JJ, DthCav;
Wm McCutchen, I, 4th do ; Jc.be Nichols, far
rier, M, iSOth do;Setg t Stephen Kilke, B, llth
do; Daniel tigan, K, Llth do; Charles fiherer, H,
ih do; Darnel Siouller, C, 4th do;l) ll Smith,
U, 20th do; Vincent Amos, K,22d do; I' Ma
cesty, I. 2d do; J Fensteniaker, , 10jtb Inf;
i C Ksrly, I, 1411th do; George HacLiuan, C, do;
John Oaliugher, ., ll!Uh do; Hubert Jidwards.
G, t'Olu do; A J North, G, d id do; A Hart, ,
57 th do; feaniuel M Keeler, , 2d Heavy Art;
A 1'atten, li, Uth Cavj M Schneider, M, l!th
do; John iJausu r, K. 7th do; A L Miuray, C, Uth
do; A I' bha,n n, II, do; 6 Howe, II. 1 ith do;
H U fcodde rsg L, 2d do; A James, I, 4th do;
Cori.orI WmTiluke. I),4th do: John Thoiupwn,
M,Uj no; Win Edwards, L, lhth do; Alleu
i Ueujsi U jHh do; Jesse Mciiols, (mrlvr, M
0th fl; John Devine, K, 2d Inf ; Robert Edwards.
n.iHUhdo; John A Conw.iy. A, 6r.th do ; Thos
C'nnwsy, , do; Henry rvtorxon, , 97th do;
Noah Miocker, K, do i rhil Anstig, Mthrlnj
Corporal Adolph Wngncr, K, rlOth do; John
I, ori. 1), OMh do; T J Montgomery, D,41t do;
II w Wsrwlek, C, l')7th doi Wtiliarn Aklns, I,
1 10th ; C Cunningham, !, f'.'d do.
Itfgnlais Kcrg't A lluys, 2d V S Inf; A V
Vnrney, U, lMh V 8 Inf: Thomas Brown, It,
IJih I' S Inf; Corp'l W Armer, II, Corp'l Rob
ert Jolni'ion, II M Garian, B, 111 h V 8 Inf;
lliornrt I'ord, I, .'lh t'av ; liuitler K K U trnev,
A.Mth li f; I. 11 lino-It-, (', 3d Art; Kdmiind
H'-de'. I', 1 1 1 h Inf; Coip'l Joseph Dean, A,.'nli
( ev; Mcsiiinn M ! firiswnM. C, l.'l h luf; 1
Kn; pp, D ! Wares, K, ii'h ('v ; Daniel Carbn,
A, llth Int; ' i ipl J M Arnold. H, l'(th lif;
DcniiiN l.acv, CI, 1 it'i Inf ; John t'uriui. C, 1 7 r li
Inf; -'err't John Manna C, 4h Cav; John Sh-p,
II, Ifi'h t'av ; Cornelius t'tishma' , 11, 1st Ait;
Jrhn Math'ln. II. l'Uh Inf; Jis Wailc. Co'iio a!
(' la nnahan. 1', 1 1 til Inf; Script John llrawdeys,
H. li b Inf: lluglcr f A Tub-r, tith tav;
llet rv Josedi, 1, (lb C iv ; J.imos llvdc, II, hi h
lnf;C McNamte, 1", IHhlnf: J McCiay, (I, ith
t'nv;G Yi'iing, (', 1 Ith Inf ; William (.rcouticlil,
II. llth lilt; Set IScmard KePev, K, lat Art;
W illiam II It. vd.C, I7lli Inl ; James Hi. kermdl,
K, '-'.I t'av ; I. Kusey, II, lt Art ; J Domvan, C,
4th Cav; A Horner, I, ,'nh Cav ; Wl'liani Martin,
A, 12th luf; Joseph titayer, It, 1st Art; William
Markle. A, l'.ith Inf; Corporal Krell, ', Joseph
Foster, C, I'ntrles Sa;c. II, C Divmo, A, i'.tli Inf;
tit" lloyt, ll,2d Csv ; James Corninir, John Kir
Icr, Nicholas 1'oweil, F, 1Mb Inf; Francis Olllls,
II, Ulh luf; Michael Kcllev, M, 2d A't; M Kmc,
li.l.lth Inf; Willis Ray, M, 4th Cav; Corporal
Davis Fulton, 1), tith Cav : Thomas f reeman, 11,
Corporal Timothy Day, F, Si-t J I) Goe-'ban, H
lSthlnfiJIl Hayes, II, l.'lih Inf; I'rias Fink,
flgnnl Coins Army l'otomac: John Adams, II,
lyih Inf ; Wells Leonard, F, 2d Cav; J Auticnss,
li, 1st Art ; (ieorgc olson, i), 14th Inf.
AHiriDMS.
Wm.mt Sim in Tni:Tir.. To-night Miss
Western will appear in six di'lere it characters in
Madame Celeste's protean drama, Sian in r,n i,i;
or, Thf .Vi(rWV"i;.s Struiiirr, Thi c'ltirining
play is well calculated to display the versatility
of Miss Western, jind Is prodje-d to-night for
the last time. The pcrf irinaneo of t'd evening
U'rminatts with the eJraina of the ICril I'.ye. Un
Monday r.cxt .M ss W es'ern uppeara in a new
play, by J. W. Wallaek, Jr., entitled '.V,ira, The
llvbnxc Mother.
Tub Ri:sh ioh Gin. mi's Tickhts. Tin
crowds this morning at Mirticn's bookstore, in
search of tickets for John B. Cough's lectures, U
proof sufllcient that the great orator has lost nono
of bis popularity with the people of I'hilade'phia.
Msny persons Mood patiently from half-past S
o'clock till 11 ami 12 o'clock, waiting their turn. If
any of our readers have neglected up to this time
to secure seats, they should loso no time in doing
so, as it will soon be impossible to obtain stuudint;
roow. ' ESTEACIS ntOM REBEL PAFI.R3.
TI.e Wnr.
Fiom Ihf Meltinomt Xtnlinel, -Vor. 3(1.
'I he usual qu.et jirevaih on this side ni the Jam.'.
Theru nus cbiisldcrnbie sli.dli ng and picket lii inr on
the south side.
Negro rickets.
Monday meinour n'pro pickets wero p'ae"l in
fiont ot i en. I'K'KRiT'a liivistoii. tiui ni.'ii, tuki'i
it in an insult, ycHcntay tired upon them, e'jiiisiiig a
stampede atinmn them. I lie'r places have tieen hiiii
p lied with v Into Yank. 'cb, and Ihc lines liavo re
suuh d the usutti otiiet.
Uo iieerues, cai.lure.l l.y Gen. IIitstvu In tho
vulley Inst Kiuaiuer nud lorced into the lan'Aee
niiny, elewTtiMl eder.lsv antl caiiii into iieueral
1'icELii's huc-p, and were brought over to the citv.
The Trnnstpoi'tH.
The trarisvorts of the fleet lately assembled at
ForlivH Mtu.roe nailed southward some days niucc,
wln.e the irou-clads came up ttiu James,
Capture of (enei'nl l'ryor.
The F.sprens l'ivos the tollowlng account of the
culituie ui the linn. HooKil A. l'livoii, on .Monday
Oiorniiig:
Whilo ruliliK along the lines mi our right, he
stof ied st one ol our vulet'c posts aud lett Ins horse
and pnvate arms with erne or two other article in
charue ol the iilckcts, stated that he intended, as was
often ids custom, to go forward and exchange papers
with the eueinv's videtten. Ho advanced iu the
direction ol tho Yai.Kie hues, ttou.idiiiig a pap"r iu
les hand, iu token oi his objee-t, ami aitfr procendinir
Fume distance was met by a Yankee otllcer. An ex
change ot pupcrs woh cft'oeled, and tienoral 1'iiYor.
liaei turned to retrace his stepa, when ho was sad'
ilenly eiucd bv two or ttireo armed muu, who woro
tymir iu ainbaNli, aud tiarrieu awuv. I'hu wliolo
trnimactiein, we lindendnml, waa witnessed ny soino
lit our men, but at too Kreat a distance to render auv
assistance, i.eneral l'uvoit had nniumiily ex.
ehulU'eU papers wilh the enemy, aud his naiiitt and
ehuiaeter liad, no doubt, boeu reported to them.
1 hey renolved to havo him, by lair means or liml,
and descended to tho tamest treueherv to accomplish
their purpose.
We trust that some notice maybe taken of the
matter by our military authorities, and evo.y etl'u't
used to s cure his early return. i)itrinr the last lew
iitontlis, the i.eueTttJ has licen actinic as an ind.
pcmiei.t scout, iu which capacity hu hai rcnUcru-1
valuab.e service.
(Mll'tfm.
It was reported on tho street vester.l ly, th it ttio
(! tiichniei.t nt cavalry se nt by Siii umam io the s i
vaniiah Itivi'r.with thii suiaioscd putp.i-e of co'iuiiu
i.i. in ni; with the licet in lleaiiiort, had been inter
cepted and utspersed. A mio.l many ol tiio.it hud
la en captured.
l-iiLi:iiAi's main force is s'ilt iu the interior ol'
tieoiit.u, maic:U very siiov prorvsH towards iho
coast.
WcHtern Niii-th Cni'n'.iun.
Welenrn trom ttie Ashviiio Xruw that tne Yankeoe
reeeiilly uiudc a ra.d into Cherokee county, Out were
n.et and driven truck Py t'ai'tuin WLCii's eiim
n. anu, with a Inns ol live or six ineu killed. Captain
W ki.ch lost one mun.
tie im lea. n liom the sanio souren, tliat the
notorious Kiua, vmiii lour or hve Intuitu I iimu, has
beeu eiu Ilia t'reek, ieliuerse.', near the Stale lino,
lul two or ilnoc vt-.H ks, iiiieuleiiuiK to niitKo a raid
in the eliteetlon ot Ashvil.o l.a-1 wo"'., however,
ahout pisty ol Osnon.iK'H seoutH attaeked linn, and
ilieve loin liiltien ini.iB tu.vauls Kuowiiie, ki llii
li li ll ciiploiiliK a coiisliieiu la muulcr.
'I I,. Ie( role,,,,, N,ly.
It is estimated, ui.. in (food authority, that the
mti cnt production of (lit) oil region w ill not es-
ci td (iiitit) barn-Is a day, of which Oil Creek yields
about 4MK) b. rrels, end Ihe Allrgh-ny region
about l iOO. I'rom Virginia, an 1 other regions,
allowance is made for 10UO barrels daily. This
would give an average of HOO.'I barrels a day,
or about 2,L'lM,(KK) bmrols of crude pelro'euin
pir aruuiii. which, bv the refining proc -ss, will
be reduced to l,(.tii),()li() barrels, or 51,'i itl.t'Ot) gal
lons of reliiied oil. 'I I e exports up to Noveuincr
1st were !in.lii,37 gallons, being an inciease
over I be same ieutli of titnu in ItS'i.'l, when the
export was H .'luT.Sl'J gallons. If we estimate
that the whole export will reach ,-t,(KV),fhJ gal
lons, there would be but '21,y):i,M)0 gallons left
for home consumption. The demand fro n this
ci unti y otis'ht lobe greater, and it is probable,
tiicietore, that these estimate-, aie under rather
than over the actual production.
I'ltll.ADI.I.I'lllA THA II K KF.PIIIIT,
S.e rriniAT, December 3. Tlicre is very littlo
tiAded lug In sny denuitmeut,
MefiwuK l dull, und Allow cAimot be .iiol..d over H,-
Tcc lb.
IIAik IA dtill.and No. I la offered At t'-1 V t 'D. Tin
ner'A iLirk Ii in cbAill ed.
Cottle Tie nmrkot oonllnnes unlet, hut Srnior, In cni
k...iie.kie ol' the advAnce Iu Kcld. There lmve heeu u.i
urrlvAlA, And theie li llttiu ilocl; here (o oiierAte tu, HAtet
of u Lilian Kin At 4'.i KIC , And 60 lul.l I..iSlill)ra At 4:ic.
Ce-i ner In Knillsh Stipathliirf there I- nothlin,' ib.lur.
SniAll Miles ot' AleericAU eUoVi 3Ut.ll Slieett And ICo;l s :lt
; n. . eti-h I u.e Huiviior Iit.uts Are worth i;1, i (.v. ca.'i,
1 he 'l.inr Miirset continues . v dull, hilt Inl.-ea r.:
nim.. .1 w Ithout iitiotAt.lo coaiika. aIH.'.ii.I. tl..T, i, ni ir-i
.lbi.o. It Ion to leu. ie : itvs ot H.a-1' 0 bl.U KtrA t aiuily Al
SlJ'.i 12:.ti !er I. in el. .m.l In li.ittll lols I'.-r h oil" niun ui,.
tu.u irom I'l u. lo il l, I!. a iAIlei lor luncy O'co. if .11
teles ol Ky.-1 1'ur a. i: per burii:!. Ol Coru McAi lli.ru U
Uo .loch here oi.erule on.
TI.e tltniAU.t lirWh.-Al has fAllen oft", but pi'c-l Ar
steA.ly : ,:i!es of Tism busimli PenimylvAniA And INA-t .i
rud ut fee.',... ,-'t' is Itiih. -. Ami wtole from -' ..'. to .'-''l.
, m All full, ol Itve nt 117.'. 1 71.. Corn li dull At il'HS Cor
old ee-llow, And M ;t... l'7r. f.ir B.-w. Out, Ale l.n ai . 4AH,
ot 70 iso t.uit.e:. P.i.ii.x Ivauia And Hjuthern At '..-...il.'.
No phuti .e in lliirti-v or fti i.l. v 1 1 -s k tim de. Iiti.1 x -,
01 lljc Ubli. Ohio At M '! nud Foiiln-.i. iil .c H .1
OFFICE ARMY CLOTHIN'O AND K J'
Ae, 1V. LI.1IH and oiu.vl:.) nueou.
;ip-
r.i.lAl.b. I'lllA. I4...,li.l, ,i
, Ml
.1 mcJl
-... '..iJ
.. I
. w ,
8. Al.d PrunAle Hill 1.1 1,-Ldive.l At Ui.s illtl
SAitliHAY. I1.J Mtli lli.l.. for aiiiiiiIv.iuj t.. ..
A rx-n.-il ri jllt the t'Cowlnn a-i ckM
IIOSl'll Al. U.N'l.s Af.ii h 1.1 KH. vrmi-S .il
Tl.e leu:, to be ui..de oi .ntt. Cott.u ll i..l. . i
I? o: Be. , lo tne linear aid.
Ti A Khes (o he t.i.ok. oW.'t-i. I. C .'t in In it t
10 ount-tf, lo tlie l't.ear 1 Ard.
SHI. 1. '1 1. It IF Mb. Army at.iiiJant. IM li in.'.i ).
CotloU IlUck, ',lut Ul.'lie. wld, lO HU4.'.I 1U.WI tO tll
liutur iiud.
All of th. aiove tent, and de, (. t,,i Dn.ie a"ei .tin; ti
tli k.AciUeAtloni AOoiiU I by tli y nArtorniast.'r , lij.
uailuiclll.
I.kcl. ind oiiit t.e imataiilood by two redponsi'.l" nar
aoni, wliu.e si'i.attirei muii be Aiip,'tnl.'.l to tne itimta i
t. e, und eerlldvd to as beuiu aoeid and AufltciMiit .n..nsv
for the Auiouut uilolied, by luaea uubuo luiiv.tioUA.- ti
Abe I nit-4 hulls.
bull tioiu detaultirscontracbira, and those tliAt da nnt
fi'llff cv.ptp M-liA i'ie result tit.eiti. ol Leu aivurl.iii.a(,
w 111 Del be considered.
AiAuk ioiaa. lor prop-iiAli, embra. lair tha tarna of lb
KUar.nle ruouired Bi each bi.l, eu he Brtd on aill ;elu
at Una utnee, and nora ottii-ri winch do uoi auiin-A'-e Uia
Suaraulea will be coundaitd, a..r w ill a.iv pr-inoini oe coo
ai.laiiMl wklrb Uoei not atru-lly eioBluraa tu tue M'tuita
u.i't.ii th.reil. .uie.l.
1 tu bii inii.tiiHt.. the number and quAutlty ofeach UbI
of arib le wopoacu to be delivered.
I'r.usaia must be en.lied l'pruealaa fur Araay
PBppbcf," atabus oa tl cavaiopa the anici. bid tor.
llKltklAN HI.C.H,
Ul.'t -I yuunl Qsarterauuiiv , 1.-.a.iiu.iii.
Tnfi M LONDON TIMES ON
SEWING MACHINES,
i t
A aitorlln- BrHlah I rlbn f tnttrleaa
laifnllvs sj.nln 4Jrt TIinnlitr
Ainons; lh sieell.Worir Crltlrnl
HIelitoii-Marlilnei, Ntitrtie, Ha
iiaultarlnn tew.
msronv hy nir. isivkstiom.
Ftim t'.r .onrfes rim. i. e
The hi-t .ry of the l'wii.g Machine aflbr.1 a
singu'ar instunro of tic fanner In which a social
problem, the settl. me'it V blch has been tho
despair of ph.lai.tliv. pNts, sSjnetimc settles itself
by the most nn Xi e. ted mca'V, and by the m 1st
nnlookcd-l'or ncnt While Ho'l was composing
the "Son.i of the Shir'," and pn'tjling, with tho
tints of despair, the poor seiiinstiV s slaving in
her garret, a tin cl.ani , almost eqttiVlJy poverty
stricken, wa w.rkipp out In an Amci Vm garret
the means i.i' her i in incipation. "In poverty,
htinu r, ami dirt," F.ii-t Howe, a native of Ms-Siu-liuse'ts,
smrr,iie,l.; 1 by n young family, fir
whom h." w.i obliged
to UiW during tho day,
devoted his .i tcr-'iouvs
sewing machine. Tl I
to the ronitrnc'.in vt n
v,-, afiont the year is ,4,
and l.is car 'cr si
time alibi. Is an
tc th.U iprloil -ipto the present
ci.i-ul" in the annald of ItitulH-
ucr.t labor pregnant wl'h Incidents, and check
en d ith tin Ids nnd shades, w hich afford another
illiistratii n of the old fc.iji.ig that laet is stranger
than fiction." Jue.ici.il it. e stimations have tie
tnonstrat'jd, in the clear' s;, manner, th.it to
Howe, and to him alone, beion ;c 1 the credit of
Invotningt'ic fi'st sewing tnachine. Oilp rs, it is
true, had tried to do Mh.it be had ncMnplished,
but failed; and an F.i.itlishuum may fairly take
t:u ere li' oi ;'oi.ii; vitlii i nn in e oi' the invention,
v. ithe u' knowing how ucar he w is to f.uno ami
f initio.
sr.sitRTt'S or Mi'iiiNc wt.riK.
Many UHcs have been p.iblMied by the pVen
tccs ol dillcicnt ma l.itii s, showing the coinp ira
te. " eel of ma "bine sew ing and en-din iry hand
wori. That swue inacliines not using the shuttle
can be nrivi n ni high as 2u'l0 stitches a minute,
is donl'tl. ss true ; but this rate of bprcd Implies
the use of steam instead of the foot us a motive
power. The la!xr, however, Is not so heavy in
cloth and linen work but that the human foot is
itiitn capaplc of pertoriiiitig it, and with advan
tage to tho worker as far as health is co icerned.
On nn average, a 1 ick-stitch machine makes be
tween 'iOO and '.no stitches a minute against 2-J to
3i by hand.
TUB MIl'IIINP. is i Noi.svn.
At the present moment, w ith tho exception of
one trade, the tevving machine may be said to be
wholly in the hands of the womoii, and that one
is the boot nnd shoo trade. The opposition of the
Trade Union must be held responsible lor this,
but to maintain it much longer is impossih o
otitMilcts, or non-Union men, are beuting those
suffering under trado protection, both in the
quality iiml ouantl'y of the work they are turning
oat. The slop-sellers and the great ready-made
houses almost exclusively sow by machinery,
and tho consequence is that tho laboring classos
get far better sewing than tho gentlemen who
employ the crack tailors of the West-end. That
the competition of these, outsiders, or "black
sheep," ns they are termed, will break down all
opposition we have no doubt. Meanwhile the
machine will have to uo through the sumo ordeal
as the threshing machine and other labor-giving
iiijpliuiu.ts have air. inly done iu England.
A llI'MANIItllHN Vir.W.
Ti c sewing machine has everywhere improved
instead of lowered the wages of needle-women.
H bus practically rendered Hood's seamstress,
"with fingers weary nnd worn," a thing of the
past. No woman working nt it earns so little as
.Is. a week, which with the common needle would
have been high wuges, nnd tin y no longer labor
for such a pittance sixteen hours a day. In
tho various factories where it is employed, ten
hours a day is the average time of labor. The
poor shirtniakcr, who threw out such a dismal
hhadow on the wull in the poet's picture, need do
so no longer. We visited ono of the largest shirt
collar makers In London the other day, and found
the young girls employed at wages ranging
between 12s. and 20s. a week all healthy looking,
mtrry.and bright. These wages, wo heard, were a
fair sample of those now given in this p iriicu lar
trade, nnd that of sbiit making throughout the
mot roped is ; and what is more, the cry on all hands
is for labor. "It is not machines we want, but
machine workers," is ihe constant complaint of
the miiuutaetuii rs. "If 1 bad a thousand women
who could work the sewing machine," said the
ngent of one of the largest sewing machino manu
factories, "1 could lln I places at good wages for
them all." In the United .States, where the sewing
machine has. become a domestic institution,
young girls when at schools are trained in its
use. i'ossll.ly it may bo so with us when the
machine becomes more widely known. What is
wanted is a training establishment, in which the
machines of nil the patentees in general use may
be taught gratis.
an Einnxri or iiKncv.
And the machine promises to do moro for tho
seamstress then to shorten her daily toil, aud to
impiove its remuneration ; it wilt enable her to
pursue it under fur moro fuvor.ib'o conditions of
In all ll. Dressmakers, and indeed nil persons
working uny length of time with tha needle, are
Mitj. ct to special di cases. The needlewoman's
lieu'dnchc mid the dyspepsia produced by long
hours of inaction In a stooping position, ure us
veil known in our London dispensaries us tho
"housemaid's km e," or the "dropped hands" of
the plumber, or any other wcli-deiiued trade
disea-e. In working with the noedlo only one
hall of the body indeed, htrlo more than the
arms are employed, while the chest is con
tracted mid the spine bent. On the other baud,
working with the machine produces none of
tbtee disorders; the necessity of employing
the legs in workiug the tieadhs restores tho
balance of e xercise between the upper and lower
extien.i ics, and promotes tile circulali in. More
over, in machine ivoik tl.cic is none of the eter
nal monotony which the eternal stitch of tho
pe die makes so depressing to the mind. That
the needle bus dcstiovctl more lives than the
sword tin re c m be vu y little doubt, when we cull
to mind tbo very bleu rato of morlau ?
j highest among all oc. npations of tbe tailors and
i fsuiiiislii.sse, tiii eli Jonu lur;'e clnsscj aiuom:
.'..a --- - ....-i-'-.i Tr. .1.:. -.J ..-T
II1C IUU1I11,..! 'i..n ..iuii. -i ,UI9 bilU UI1U
uK. gctlirr iiiiue.cs ry mentality, the London
eiieisiiiiikt'rsand miiiiuers during the sciionc in
tr butu fur mure tii.ii their duo priipdnicm. To
tL.-sc . ecu-cms, tbc tcwini? miicliine will coma
to ti c rciicne. It tun work against tltuo, ai',d
Kiitisty ilic rcciilcss i'.miiiiuiIs of Mn.y fair far bet
ti r tbnn ii n v Act of l'lM iiiiiiicnt that bus ever been
li.untd I'.r their Lunriit.
Till ilHVSIl TOTALS.
The Aiiiiii. iius nre fond of iniliilg n in csti
nia'.siil tin- v.ibic oi their avwin:; ilono lu tiicir
uiiiiitry by this Invcntioti, uuil they pluoed It us
iii'th Aa f. iK.iiiio.Ot.i) per iiniun in lMdd, In tlui
futir ycurs that have ei.ii.td since that pcrio I, Its
i;i.).l..) ii.'-i.t bus incr. used in an cum iuouh ratio,
iii.it wo sc.icci v dir e bi inuke a guess ut w h it it
itniciiiitstoat the present tune. I'.ndund, although
lute in the f.ebl, b..s uuw fuirlv inuilo a start.
'I he itnici. i.c is n.iw alimist univcic illy in :d
where b iiinie h.l.nr s tli tbo needle wus f.irm 'rly
eniili.yi"t, und in nil trades where non-L'iiion
men woi I;.
llnnor utul tb ' ni- -, 'ben, to the noble men rllO
liai e lii'.i.ni'i'thi d to us r.iul posterity such Ines
, tinii.ble i.ie-sii is, an i remleiei lalur a pleamire
ridbcr thim a it r 1 1 I -. -1 v .
I Let ".Stephenson ur.l his steatn engine," ".'ni
ton nnd hia stivin .nt," "Mor-e aud his tele
gicp'.i." "Mi ( ..imi. ' iuii bli rentier," "Uondyeur
in il Ids rubber poods," "Hoc anil his press," 'and
l all tie in i cut"! - iicl inventions that have run
i li ibnte.l so i iisuv rr. the roinfort nnd tirospei'itv
! of the t uiior.s i t t'.i eurlh, ever be lieid iu gru'e
j fnl ictci nihciH". I'o them are due universal
i tin. nl; .-. ! A:.d let the "gentler se" the fair
. il .u; Luis uf A : ctica, e.-iieiiuilv cuite in ex-
l-Tecdpg their gratitude to one who, anxious to
cuiuueii a e thciu from e. nstiint toil, aud a I .rd
them opportunity for healtlifut recicatiou and iu
teilectitul itni rov. meut, struggled iilth poverty
t'iroiigli niBtiy we.uy months iu the pursuit ..I" his
cherished ob.ii t let iheut ever remember 1.1 is a
iiowc, Jr., and bin wott-leriu! sewing machia-'.
Of al! moccra invent;.. ns none haie proved
mere iu pouui.t ti an the ncwiiu uinch.uc, nud
u'.dc we bc.icve. hiive been moid 3ii-.e;ili.i!e to
iaiprotciiit-ut. Fur year.; alt. r ,u inito iurno.i.
tiioestit c .iis'd it.y sut.jcv ted to .iiliricin i . t 1:1
".lie I aim. oi iUiltul ai ttsutis, r.'tiur.itd e ;rta.u
i r: .'i , in p."!i . t features iU..t ;:uu:tcl it f r g 'U
cul s-!. ptjt.nd. Hut tune and taieut hae..' ttt
i:u.' !k-j, and to tha " Hor.'ui'e .vcr.itoi Mach.Qu
Com 'n'.ie, ' ui 1 lorvace, Maj.-achu.-e.t.-, b.'!..n!.'s
en. h' li'Jr t.f pro iucmar the int .ni ..,
;.' a tii...'U;iii that a-1 .r t-ktei its c.m;eiu
pi. niriea us a chri.a'. meter Ja.-s l.is old wo i;u
cj.i. .or ua bfte Kaiiroui looomot va oW a
Cfne:os oK-cait ! Indeed, no great in our f.ut'.i
ia the FKitcute" that, were tha euuriiriaioi
tuaiiuiacturcrs to invoLe ua tor aa iaacript.ua t.:
i..- " icat ofatnA," we should ueciars ' tad A mt
i.f iVtW:'n" tic niot ftppropiiaW.
HuEdreds of the ''Kloreuce" are now in praoii
cal operation in PuilaaeipUia ud nciuity, ami if
ihioi a of people, tur' clcika, and row ot ca
awaiLD' ttan-iKirtation be at ail indicative of
l.rosiiuity.thcn must the "Horeu e" oinpuny b
on the liisih toad lo fortune, for their ialemooBi
ouili pioei.tcneof thenioat (active, buaiueab-UL..
at etna iu onr c ity.
In cont.uaion, we wonld advise all th'ite who
feel an inteieat lu the "woudcra of the nineteenth
century" to viait the "Floieuce" aultarooma, at
No. lian Chcanut atrceA, and examine what any
justly b kicd Uid jeiloction ot cwiug tuu
cliibea. .
AUCTION SALES.
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wUlaMe-ua.i!ri.-nlly in tl- of
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Swell for ftiit.he SfOs.
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(.(J.ilist, 1(. AM ltnl.IH.1Y ARIH l.bsi.
On Ti.evl.iy ni.-rnl'is',
At 1". n'.-k."k. e..M.Tl Hi- .Mi't' Mies Snrt Op,
..S s.m,.,.t, r..y -.i'.ir.''..p-l. '' 'I '.v Tea '.
f .ii Ian V.p.s. sn.l K.v.T'. .'V.t.in..lloP-iiln 'il iswar-,
rniii.i Ikcn, r.....iH-s.J..-l ... 'w.l !. "
many ..tl.si s'll-l. ii'illH !- for lli ll il! l.y,.ma to ba
.1.1 in l,.ls l.U.t..1 '.r ret .ll 't .rsli.-p..rs .
HI I K Ji (I .) CASKS Will I T. UltASlTE ANU C. ('.
Willi',.
Alrn.aftrrthSMl nf farcy In tots siiIUM f.r
ret. til -p.pr.-Vfi i . r. tin- .-..-ii- o. el n't" n tl 'l cisss t
Vt'lue'lriiiiite e't' I'. Ware, oii..r!Mii a Isri'e .ijt
iiiiii oi des irnl.ln nrtlc.c". ''
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Superior Flour.
I ht- ''llRriJor' F( sf '
In iht li -t Fkir f'mt ,iQ. i tu ihl ma ket.
Kn il. I.pi, iuist ri-i'f w'.l, j
I'A"- 1- A Iti' MUIi'S
Arcti Rt.il 1 nil) (tr i!i.
ITnrwInr .Unrm Trl.'vrnili Th lnlitfB
r- (! itim iimt i nare :-'a u
In obt ainliiK i hi: n. '-iicy ol uiu
Iinoi' inn f'T tills cHy H'it
vt inttv. It in npi"-'(. br l',tr
rli,iticiii'm(! null uthr tei-fKiapbf
only ih'i wir'i re not vlnioii K vh
wLrV-
i'j'.v antl i or ti nu o Tawr. n
Its irUri.din'4.1 wl'hoHf. flffuvl'iif th
hiitia.i' in Uf le.mt. A lmrKt.ir raunt
l lt:rrh t yor Tntm j Ur mnrm. vitl it. In six yuur'
f.pc rlf io in Nfw iirk it Iih ih.I l.ili- I' l n
t U I'.-Oiirt , bfvomt a liil.', the m in 1 and d'Mrri of
jdur Luuir, It can bv di ne. Clt ami It.
jtjus a. wri'CtTKV,
No. !J.2 CliliHNL T tilnti.
rfPpiF3jp4'oriie ite'U A- Vo.'n
firfli r,.sY," frrrn
I I W I IUCAV 1- ll U iu u r s
IASOV A ItAVI.IN H
I' Mil NK I (Oil. VNS.
fert..aof i' rich i.i' tlir-o e-.e
Iri.trnnienlH ..nve tu'en ..1.1 l.y
Sir. el., nn. I th druinnd li e.n
stMiitJy Inc-fS,!! q.
j or asle e.iil tp.
.1. K oorrtti,
8rnth and 'tiin.t slrcfts.
PIANO i
KlK I KM
I'lANO
yon'l KS
I I 1NO
1 1 na nts
HANK '
Fe.HTKS
OAniSTr-T
ll(.;Ast.
I'AIIINKI'
lt 11SS1.
C'AIIIMKr
timnss.
I'AIIINKr
OHOANrt.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TI1K Ol -KICK OF Till'. BLACK
Heiilh e'oal e oppieany I ss t.e'i-ii iiiov4 to No. :lr.'
WAI.KUT Ulreit. I'.-1 It
UNION I.K AC I K HOCSK, NO. l'.M
CBESMT Htr. et.
1 'I. . t I'R 1, tS.l-1.
NOTI' E.
'I !i- stslert Anniisl ltlp.ir "f die t'nion I.sirae ot'Fhllrt
I. Ilil.ln ivIU be lul.t at I'llNl'KIll' HAI.L. on MONDAY,
la r ihI.it li at Ho elisA r. M.
'I l.-keti, s.l mitt inn iiieml.er only .run be ha.l on api1.'A
tlon 0. Mr. I'l..iici;t It. W. tp.'le, S).-i.A'it s-.-re'arv.
U 'J l'.t (IKOUIIK II. HOKEIt, Bereury.
HOCK OIL COMPANY OF I'LNN
llaiil i. No. Sl'l W.1I.SI r Street.
rpiil.Ai.si.i'iu . llci-cuiler i, ISvi.
mvit'F.sn soric i;.
The bonr.l o'-ltlo elor. hai e till diy rl.'.'lat'f .1 A tli.l
den.l of 1 WH PHI CKNT. (twenty c.;pt psr hare), irfn
n! Hoili t.i. 'rt..it.le on anil alter M-.iid iv, Lie U'n inst.
Tl.n 'J ransti r B..oSs will .-I...' on Tueelay, llecciuiaji- ii, at
.1 o'.'lo. k, 1'. M , un.t up.'n on the I'itli.
.I. HIS K. e.l'.AFK,
U-:-7t S-re'ary ii-nl l'r.isurr.
irrT-ir- o F r IC K
VHII.APEI.IMIIA GAS
s-Sj" VOIlKS. Noveiilla-r la Is.
I.
PioposaI, will he r.'.'le.l at t'as Oftlse audi nv.por
the 1st ol January nrM, tor t..e kai t l ttie 1'r.isli.-, m tl.0
ri.ilH.lo lil.Ui lies w orss, of -to k in Ihn
HoullovA-h nnd Mo.y.nipcn'.laKt.l.is Works.
ilerniuatown Uo
Man. it pink do
Al.d ItlcLliloD.I d
'lo lie used A ln e-eio ills liir ttie siotlillj fltaits ef l.d.l
works.
WI I.I.I AM FKKNF.1.1..
12-2-lra l.-.ii'ier.J
fSif- OIL SrilSCKIPTIONS. II O O li S
cltBe.l kloli'lAy. It.'S-rv" hat only open for a lew
day,. To enter iiaiii.'S en it, Affilrrioi or siM'ty to
111 Ne AN JI. Ml I'lMlltOy,
rOL'ltTII AUd WA..N1 r Siree'A.
Or, K l!')UIM,
i ill No. :127 tVALStT Mireet.
rST- AllMY, NAVY, AND CITIZEN'S
C'lotlilnK Kiatiroid-red. Sr ouliRrHtrsps, Wrtatks,
Ac., In sty! umuriA,ed, At very reduodirlea.
Mcrrhant Tailor,
lOiT.n IJo.lDVrKnl R4m.t. At.olClinul.
ATIIORornil PBI'.rAItATIOS FOR any posi
tion III the aciivo pursuits of buiiuess 111 can bo
olituimilat
'lllh ejUAKER CITY W'PINKHS CObbEtlE, TBSTH
A Nil IIIKSNI T STIIKKIS,
at a mAll expanse cmi. pared with the real, solid aiivAn
tAKts ".Horded. '1 ills insiltalloQ Is what Iu naiuo luiporls.
A HI IIOilL OK BU.-1NBIIS,
and nothing has hern lett undone to place It ahead of All
comiiellllen m rewards thp valae ot the plan audcoane
ot liiHtruetloll, Ihe experleilee utul atillltv ol III loaehers,
aud the eleui.nee mill c.uivenlenee ot It-. Aecounaodutloiis.
M oil Kit N 1 .Ml' Ito V KM K N Is).
lhelnslltiitu.il is repleto with all Ihe available Im
proveiiiriils In the various liiellities for prAellcHl liwtrae
tl. .ii, und Is not cloi'i-e.l he a.llierenee lo onv obsolete or
Aiili.ii.it.-d s.vleins. carrying out the principle ihat pro
ir , Is the order ot the il'ey ; and allIioin:li n..l prcleii.tl'tg
to lliu dlTr.iverv ol env "royal road lo Ifanuna," yet
ce ic. nstru.inff tliAt ll.o dull lulior of more ttieorv m.iy
t.e iliiuinlslicu and ron.lcred more profitable by a syiliu
wtihu en tun. os In lis oeenitions Hie
Al.'lt'Ab ltOl'TINl:OK lillSINKSS,
wlilch every mini, in tlio ortlinury iiimi.iKeuielit ef his
OIluil-H, Iliust l:o tt.r.'lliili liml eoaiin ohowd.
Id ltil'. OF INSI Ill'C' I'lON.
Prnrtleal lt.iok-keepliiK.wlili Ad taelneldentiit branches
Ota tliolotoh el.i.itl..li ti.rl.nsliiess: e'oiiiinorcial Aritti
melic. Coii.u.erL.ial Law. I'chmallship. Teleuranhluii. on
tl.e un.l extorsive sculp In the world no other i.'hool of
liilnieilon li avtiiir Hie advAntaeos of rcirnlur ItelcTAoh
llees; IliisineSM Forine. -orresi.inl.iee: also, isurv.-y-
Itiii. I UKlneeru.K. Navigation, aud a couiplvle eoarse
Hie lit fit r Mathematics.
s.eii.1 fm nn Illustrated circular nnd catAlotue ot over
five hundred HtudenlN In ntlendance the pust loar.
I.. K.UIll-.ANKS, A. M., iSpicipal.
JJENIIY 1-A.UK13II,
IN os. 61 ana 5:i
S. E. Corai-r NIKTH AND AKOH ETEEET3
WHOiaiSAT.K AND RRTATTj,
y.iucKA obaln at 1 1 1 lav KsUhllihmgut,
WATFR I'ltOOF C'l.oTH CLOAKS,
JiKvVRB "
TB'.fJOT " "
hkavy Riiiiii'.n "
ntorVlfco HKAVklt " '
CIIISCU1I.LA " "
A 1.1. MADE UP INTO THE LAI KST STYLR and of (He
very best mateilal.
Call And see the itock before yoa pureliAta.
Yva sbAll tAke great pleasure In waltlugoa yoa,
11 - Unin'.'iu
it i.j.iai Vii.:i,
A LARGE INVOICE OF FINE
? o o o
MATTINGS
LVCALLUM & CO.,
no .-.ott ciietiNur aritr.ivr.
PROPOSALS.
IllKi-' QUA UTIUtM ANTKR'8 OTFICK,
('IMINN.MI. tHi.O. ISO. CinU'f eO.
iToiio-ttl- run iiiTlii iijv ihe un'U r.t :ni'u inni. Ti: V.
In-i.tiiur It. iw.l, t li ft.lt.ck Al., ut luvulhnliiit thi
li. iitmi m t ity conrai U wnti
t mil.. ( oidib inl lniti:iti .Vi3iv HianJrJ.
itaJ leu I'o 'o, .et, -lit
Will do .(.. ilo
ii"Sitl '1 cm l'iiu, Ur , tta
lo do lUttll, Jit
0( lttif, iltt
W Jil il smt.ll, lo
ltd Itfhi i 1 1 . l i v
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do,
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f1 1 1- it! ( i'. 't. 1ik ttkj L 4i.ti"te il. t',,.1 (, : ,
'i '. tl- lvtr u lI - !..!i;ij at Hi.- t n tc i .! ti la-
'l" t'latl. V tflfl I". Si- iB l!ll- lV. Ill l Ifjhl II fW pdllJfrV,
'.'i.i t.lt' C ItfiC O' t.if Itttll (t.'l.'li-'iniU.tl.t l.t. U Al 1 l AU
t t V .;! - -S'-'.M - t v tjurl.C I iliM ll ft! . st. icK,t.
lll'l - O'U t.iU 4mtl Ull t J (IlIKti tatla m tUfirltiti
. i'iiti;y u 14 l iiui.-u, tut u .i . til is rue ot
J,! wr
t it.i tlc-. h; n'..lii t'el Hin t In nurkl nnl itn.-a-
ft-If( tiM L riif W.fi.)-l ; 1bJ tit JIAilH
"i-'t'i vm uui- itt f nt tin- uiciJ. aii ail bs, tu tverr
i.mt i, ,i a: (d A-iui rtUiii.-i,i.uc.Ui,. Ute urjp''
Will ;. In; (.uu.(lrA'l.
A nuti tut, t 4 tvi uf iwt te9i'iiiit. mimsi, ta nt
'o i,wiij mCi lui, ijtitrniiti-t ii ttiat the teaMrje-r iQ
ippiv if.t urt.(.. (t..rli t-i Inrn unijr li prof.I.
Id in..., m.. at tUct, kad bi(M ut r-
fit-'(l to t e jii eiif .
yr-j. vhiU wnle' ou Wri .siefv. ecp.iiWr 14, "M.
ur il irii ii'Cff tiii i tvUftt o bitt.-r a ,! (. 4 to cm-l-'t'-;
I, fir e.; wiin ait. iu firctj rit u. tioiu data of
(..') !iwtir ( uit-O'.
xid, wnl 1m tvu-fdiitUattsVa co.tUi'AwUibt fa.tU(ttiif
Tf.v Jiftoia retttliaaf ta jtrinrir win at be ndtl' fd,
f-ietlik I rf ilia O' lf (MAlU. lOKtl AUtk, tad 0 udi mf da
obtoniad i uu mt.
Ui i-.it iu i.jtit an bi1 deeta4 vnreaaiaaWt (
rf ..-IverJ.
1 ndcrt- w-vt ufropmlt for (hara ta.trt aaaaaaM
at tii aiik U- a Ut dt ' -t'traia
(Monc1 W ll ! IAV W. W- KIM,
' lii V It CU-rf W"W.cfi!iM..',Clnonnait lii.
TJO TOU WISH TO M AXE A FEIEESH?
tso 10
HARBACH BROTHERS,
No. MO N. KIOHTII BTIIERT,
vov wirt nsD thi
unest and LAHoF.sr
ASSOTITMENT Of
STAI'I.K AND FANCY
5TATI0NEBY,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
and TANOY GOODS
IIM TIIJJ CITV.
w MTIFn lit UK In lto-woci,MAh.atAny, Mid W.il
npt l.e.oitll.il A-Tortrii.T.t.
I'dlirt OLIO'S ANJ xuCltl-Tsj-. CAHBS, In eerj
,lyle aim) fli.Wi
l'itsr.-WIIIl Silk And Steel Chlias, In MomcO, Vel
vet. Plsln nnd OrpninPiite.l,
Titih tv isrvi.Ki of e.'l'lAR CASKS Some i.es.itl
ful pstt rits.
I AHlK.s' covrAVtnrra-in M.ro-.oAn.l Enmel,
tin llnost 'iimli'v nn.l fi il"li
1 KAM.I.INO ANO HII JPI'ISG SATC1IF.LS All L.es
'Vii.' kV't KNIT.' A N'li ar'lSOR9-Of fine Quality.
A tl'll. l.IM . r HIV MiioM, llnill.l anil iu P.i.er
sut.At.lP fT .dnlrtrpn of eerv se
i.AMKts, ANU I'AI'l.lt l)OI.Ls-In jroat VArlety. Majij
entiroiy new.
CAUU I'llOTOOHArilSl CARD PlIOTOUKArll.-Sl
( Aim I'lKiioiiKAriiii
Wcfc-ives ..'pndi.l ,t"ck ef
J'llOTOOKA.'H AI.IHJMS,
e:ilniy at very Iji? taips.
Fppi 'Al sit. ntion Is esUed to tho
NEW MOROCCO HI.NtiK ALBUM,
Lays prfecdy flat whoa open.
( All on n iRIMCII IlUOrill US If yr.o T.nt ah.in.l
sen.e.or unefiiiAtticlc for a
I'lintJUNT.
(lt iir.e.. I our Ni:V ALIUTMH. 1 trie, :or .5 cent-. M,
flll'd iT.tl. Coi-.i.l l-.ctcres, uOC'-nti.
HABBAOH BROTHER?,
11 7t No. ;iV N, RT;!irH HTIIKIOT, P1.U.1.U.
"t ioj.i iAsV iiil;mi:nxm.
D. W. CLARK,
No. C02 CIIESNUT BTRKT'T,
Ht now n hand ft very Uf stock of
JLWELr.Y.tnd
H1LVKR ?I.ATFT 1V-4KF.,
Hilr. t-d x.rniry f-r Ihrt cmuc HOMA THAPK.
wr.ti hure bcif io)d nt exTnonl aarlJy k rrktt. W
liav. ft.Mio uk of Uie ici'.ow ng r:'0t,:
.ri,I Wat' h",
Mihfr y t. ii- i-,
1 .Mti wau-hs-d,
rtp Wat hi i,
U")i Wht 'a,
AtnTicati Watctr
Ki Plli)i tta-eJi.s,
HvvidB Wsltf.h 8,
(lo d t Chain-,
(ioLft (.'haiaiKi.f CVIiftira
tH.lcl hfik Cliainn
ttoid rn'il C'aiot
h.1i1 Pf nt,
lioul Arm lot ft,
D Id lissom Jtiid,
kiil Hj.rvr lMttoBF.
fU)a watcti Mti,
(old f.'ii.V,
lrfld rinft, l.adW
Oc'd I'lr.n, MiRHCfi',
(fWtltl P:n.Chat la'rr,
0 .hi Par UtnfH,
J.ild Muter ItliiKf,
r.oid Heart Pins,
f.uld Vihfh ti,
,oM Lv-kHw.
(.itl i. Ujiriiift.
(k;) W;itW.i I took',
Hllvi r nilin IliiiK',
Hi-'v-T I ruil Kl.,v ",
hilvci r,ib'ainn,
Sllvw V t rhalna.
HH.VPII I'LATKT) WAWIt,
piattd on Knitinc A. taut nif ;a ,
at A war-ar.tiHl;
Tea Rff.
i'ak? HaiheiR,
1 tuI; HatVti,
uril H i iVvii,
IttiUcr Itinhci,
8yup Pltfih- rt,
!iVr 1Ihi,i,
nroAkfantattort,
IHmicri niiari,
Ptaai? i artotJ.
Huoca HoUitrs,
waJtfra,
t'ma.
fil htandf .
I;,
Cum,
full lie).-.
XnpVIn Kii-M.
Flub Kuivca,
l'la Ktuv
If a Ot'itn Knlvfa,
Cake Kntvrt,
i'rumb Kul ,
Chiidfirt a Knivea,
Cl.lMrfn Kr!i,
ChlMr. n Hpoor.i,
Oyitr Lad lea,
itu I,a.ils,
Tabl- ard Itciwi Rpoona,
Ta, Hnirar, and tlt H-wut,
Tta anUllnnfr Porks.
I'l.AI .! JKWFI HY.
Wt have on band a lartre lot of flue r.t'l Jwtlry,
which we ar i-Id-lnK out at con t prln-a lo uutko room rr
oihtr tfiodN. Tho0 wishing irooda iu nur liar- wnuid do
to f .ill and 4-xftminfl uur ftock olore purchatila,
AU(to-ds warrunltd at repn'Kanicu.
T). W. ( LARK.
No. flOJCIIIHNl T Htrcrtt.
K. II. Vatrhv-n and Jewelry carvfully retialiad Dyex
rsrlrnccd v.urkm-D, and warrAntcd. Kin,rAvlNif ucailf
txecuted. n-Xi-w.-MtliI.' ;ii
jjoi-iiav imikhi:nth.
OIIAHI.UB UUMMKi,
No. 812 CI1F.SNUT STREET,
lien, li av in Inform hi, esteemed customers tliat hla pre
sent itoek ol
FANCY GOOOS AWr TOY8
NiiinAMa thnt nf ntiv former fmnortntlon. Havln. s.
leciedsvlth i'.ire every article liiiuielf. lie can truly say
tl eielino similar ostat.ilsliineiit In the country that can
e.ini.iire wun Lis. Alto . rices, iietllrg bli koo.Is from
tlie ftral maiii.fdcliireri Ana artisii in ,ur..ia, iiiose ueai.
era who l.uy rnra lliv Imp. rtera liero lo lell a.iam ean rer.
IAII1II noi c. nipeie nun 1.1111. .0 inv i.,...,. ing ii.ini u.
keep', so lurie a vart. ty, anit In such entirely ueiv atytci
as no other ...re In this eltv can ollor :
l.tlilKN' M(ll(K-ltO.K-l.
JK.lH.l.ltY.lil.Olt, AMI Ol.OVK BOVES.
ill ('KhS.MI'Ks) fl U L.SIMKS AND (ILMI-EULS.
Wltl'I'INO liMHKS-llltK.HINd CAHiS.
KAN, I'AltIS (I1LT AM lllt'lKZt: HOODS.
I'A III AM IVAltK-llOllKMIAN lilAfS.
.. ..... Ol' HSMf AKI 'H.X'li ASH MOIr?V.
cM-Kkr-r-ir KK,-,'2,l.,Ai'itVi4,n'AJfK8-
('Ml. KI.T AMI All 'aFBl 1 u r,'E u -N.'
1AM:Y l.KATHUt IKlOllS.
l.AiHesj' iiAoa-ovji;'. twesty difff-iiknt
KlxT"'' .
CAllAsl. rOfKKT-nOOKR ('(OAK CASES.
i'l KSKSI AN1 I'Olt TMONKAIa...
liAIIKH 01' ALL KINDK.
tllSS, IIOMINODS, I.OTTOKS.
IIIII'.OAOK, Cill'M'KIW, ASH It A' K-
(i A HON IIOAItl.sl
IHi.A I tl.l.K ANU TIVOLI.
I 10 R- TI.I i)i iiiiiiiieni la coni.lele in every var'ety
k. t wn, with iiiaur novel li.lii-.:. never lii-fore luiliorlei.
is. is. If.e veri l-ir e VAr.ety, of every kli..l known, keil In
li. 1. .lore, am nAiset In DeuulvAnd t Astef.il ilrei.tui: any
I' ie. Ki.owti I. ere And In Kin'olie. Tills Is uo Mlel. -nsti
I U.1MS -l.Mil.t e. 11 at. 1 sie tlisiu. 11- -1 .-'l
OPrOETUSITY 10 PUROHASE
HOLIDAY l'UKSKNTS
AT LOW rillCF.S.
Hal Ilia nVleitliilird In t. lire I'rmn lilisliiess, anil wi.'illn
tecl'wei.iit mi eiili-e ato-'k of Watches, .lewulry, R'lver
Mate end hllvir Pli.te.l Ware, Clu'ti, Minui'.al B..xe,
Tsli'e Cullei y, Ac , aiiln aixty Cays, I am p.-epnre.l 10
i.rt. r I1..I111 euiiul. lo i.'.iret.uhtri.uuil ao.lcu nn ex n 111 11 1
t.iii ol il.ia a low-i o' whieli are iiu.il styl nd f
lu.r ...j.;t).
THOMAS C. (lAUHFr'r,
11 I t
N. ? I'l l UKSNI'T Sl'Itl 21.
TJSIIUL AND ORNAMENTAL
CI I KISTMAS PRESENTS.
UnlJ p'i'titot, (i U Eve-(i'ai(j,, Mlcroii si3, Opera
claart'S, S;-y (.la-8ci. R'.trf-ist tpn And Vtewa, Vltiic
I.MMUrii. Hox.es o; Inawln; lustiiimeuti, lor.ct Cu u
I use-, I iii.vTl orui'meter, t-iiie. Air Puoii, K.ji:
tii Jiaciimi-d Q..lva!ifc lutter.es, SpcUtn; UvU li Hfth
M'iva't! lA-ttira, ic. Ac , tr aaltby
JAMES W. QUEEN t CO.,
IS'o. ', ! t OH F.S NUT ST 1 1 K K V.
I li air t L'iU'5,e(. .ratls.
I! 10
HlvlSlMAS FKESENIti.
V 1 1 at Mt..!J ba a more a cit.i;;4 C.u-.k'.iiju t ptfttOut
I'M: a n:AL,
roi: a roi.osi i.(
1 A ( AI'TAIV,
HH A l U l'UNAKT,
lull A 61 Ki.f.US.
M an a haii i-'VQii-rKt.KliNTA'l lOS W(itl, BAAll ami
I'l l.'! . p-..tii us vu -im tyt- ht o taint 1, lo ti c In,,!.. ! ar
ttt.cilnl .at (.I.OK.11..W . M1MONH A ItHOV., Mini'
l.i te ituK Jfii Ut, naiitwiu 4iut liaill, bkO. tot aANrt(.al
birctv:, i u;.iuaii..iUi.
lfAI.ElU IS
BooU, Eboei, Trcaks, and Carpet B-;
Noi. low ttnd 1040 MARKET Si'REKT.
( wftoiaai atpra mK o yidar, 11 a,'iulh.ir
WANTS.
MACIIINIMIS WAN FKl). I LN on
twin, Arit-clasi Mt.hlnisti WAuled, Al N. w C'.U,
liclAW.re.
fsAnrsNTKHS WANTED.
HrAi-vt PrAiT w W.mii.noie,
Hoi. i ..r Citir (jcarti. Biie-riA,
K..I AM, Mtd, Mil ronIAnnlh Htr.,,
heir New Vor Ar.nni,
w.iiiiv.iiow. Ppnlemtisr .'".
WaoiiiI Im.n.diAleiv. Kitty C A RI'KS I Ita, I. ,
I" I'oiiii l.o..k, MArylinil. wi .0 a njonl, aa.i a
Allen KaiIi worLuiAii "ill t.n lill own Alt .mli.
I rAicvorl.ilw.n -.ill he f.irnlst.e.l by tl.e' lo-emmem at tli
workme n And II . Ir loll, from tl'i" e tr to l'oli. I eoktiAt.
JOHN A. I-.LIH1W,
foli n.t AP'til-f 0..nerm.lr,
11 1 i ., oArimeiit of WAikiairum.
I.ARUI'. NVMI11R OK CITY AND
-j Ct nn
unity I'Toeer". for l.ile.r Fi.t.m.te. I'lmoni
.stilus to l.rir.1 .'..e !' .-.1 I itr Are Invited In 'ftl A? A.ir
etl.i-4. Ar.il ,el A eoi i f oir Ke il..er. winch tiey will r.
ixne wltho'tl I'.-iiu: ir.tor.i'Ksi. .1 Act wiiie.iii cf.-iriA.
e . r. Fi'I.wki.i. mom.
11 7H- No. :rl S. FIF HI Hti"t.
l'i)i( SAI.K. A
ItAIKtAIN. IUM).
m K s.'i-.e stvl
...veepi-nt thr-s .t.irv l;ri -k D-relhiiif,
I, e.v h I.-.
hn--. N". V. shlF.STH ,,,,(. !'n.,
iiirt,',; i A.:is.. -in iM..rfe..ifp. I ninMiA.fi
C. F. F. il, Will. LA SON,
No.llJ Ji. t il 1 11 SuMt.
rl. ,.r. fl.Kl. !
p. ..j.. n.
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T
T II K P E O P L E.
"I nrt'v to ipnPAr. n l'l'I'I LAIt 't i!!K lir Ilr. VOM
Vlls. IIISK I Ii, .1 No. llr.'J W A LSI 1 Mrp.-l, contAiii
iuit llPAtlsel on the ll.llowlOK I'ISIIA.St.Si
KYEAMlEAK HlsLASKS,
HII.'OAI I IM.ASI.S IN (.KNLItAL,
LI HCYIILNM AMI I I'lil.K.' M'KAKMtV
MiliK 1 llltoAr,
MSI ASI-.S (If rilKAIIt PASSAGES
(Lnnnnitl, I'.r.incii ti-i,
AS1II.V1A AND CAIAItit.L
llnh Itip style of (lie bnV And Its nrl.'P -.111 bf .iKti
as to hrii.it II ultlilli the rracli of every 'lie anil to
in like It KMI'IIA I ll'AI.LY n nook forth" I'Kol'l.l:.
II will ii!-.. eonlAln Ail ll;nlnite. I'll. HI F.' Tl'S nf
Pi V'N .SIOHl 'll.IHKKIt'H most Plll-li'llt AI'I'AHA
Tl ffor the IreAltiietit ol Hip Bl ove M A I. A OI I s. ivllh
I xi.innnft.ilis of Ihe r.ln '.l 'es on nlie l. ll is ItH-i'd.
Or. VON Al 1 1S( It. I KK I. It e m l.e eoniill. .l nn M
ll.o.e ili-i'ASPS wlCeh lie tin- (rente. I with ll." very .i.esr.
ol sucerss lor the In t flltcen yp irs. Tl .s'l'I MoNI A I.i
111 iniii.1 its, nn.l the very Inchest Itl.FKiil-.Ni r.s to
well known clti-ens vim have t n. iir.-.l l.y Mm. uiiy
l.e Hiiiiiine.l At lilsOll.ce, So. u-I WAI.M'l litreol.
j ji:ain ih, kyk, t;a.ii,
TIIUOAT A.NI) (.11 licl JJlM'.A'f,
tATAUIlff, Arto ASTHMA,
bh t A Al Fi CTIOSS AX 0 DtsCJSES F THfi
AfH I'A
DP. ON MOSOll.ISJCKR
(ir flowliht,i utmoet co'-(1'ten'-.ntutithit hlfctfat- .
nn-iu-i. t'if altvc iiiucti rrt.ia-iivie.wnri ni,iMiir em a i a
RATTH ha-t m". wilh h' ureuie-tt surciii, Ii tm rt:lveal
lii vmv hitiriet apiirotmtli't- inin ihyiift niellcal auUiori
tit, who havo.ttiicr it thormiKh invn-tivafnn. i Hi priuc
txu-m m lii.-h ii u tt,s,i mon iiin-c 1 It t!w tm;U lufll'-J
By fnt for th euro ot thoe mn.-ili1, n as the Iwtt thcrft-
ncifla ail t fifilti'MI Km in Bl Hiflt UIBfn-H"
rs ot ' ntant utiitly and inv-tMu.itton of tha abnra
illsrMi ,. wilh 'In- mm to nnm-'te anJ Ivati -e a i ienUilr
rtr I
Hie J
t'i f
tt'-iitnu'Tii 01 them, uninftrlnt: In , tv.ve rnti-il In
fir-rl'o.-tln.irthiM T AHA I I (J.M Ill 'll Ur. V
, I h K K H ilehherotf Iv pronounres tu bw t proeiU ttia only
cm in axUienc. no pcruoi In a 1 lln tlnjmriiuouis.
To trmur WI 0 rrtiuira nil iitvicci 111 auv ui uiquit
Al AMK.H, he nithMliftMni.'iv nIh-p thav hnve now tha
H.ir-'iiT nimi f (in Rlniot rniiuiti i ur TKMTlMWNI ALS
aud Hilt Kit1 N ft" f '! Hie ujot r. l iit) o p). oil', wh
ka h"i. ciirt il b (,ii itav.ujtnt whau nil utnr Oia-ina
havo fal(il to d i o, uiy b exnnrnd t hN OilKt, ISo.
HrJ7 WAl ST T ftr. n.
Pr. VON V tJv'Jll . IHK r K. wnii inn pnjpnnnpro
frimoual anccf m, a-r'j mat 1114 nit.eed are nipiiltMt with
f Ttry pomlhle uhmUtii nJ t nabir hua io uitu.- tha inoft
llnrou(iii i-xnniina:i'tn 1.1 me t"ii mum wi nm iiu--ui.
not only !nvii.- those w ho nf. d I1I1 rv n-i to caII on
him, hut ntl nif Jiciil mm who wln to m-o th" ADVANCK
MKST ( th 'I KKA l'Vi Ni' In m e inl illsimiei Above
nii.fil- Oitic. Ko. II !7 W 1.XUT Wiri-c". 11 "A) ii
T'llliOAT Ill.KASF.S -1 HAVE SUF1T.RKD
irom A vary icier, ihroit All. el'01. My entire nar
vt.ni lyilem was so atls.'teil lti.it I coold learc-l- wntk
rrr fro.iy f.eftilnit .artl.l'y i.ralie.l. In llin couna ol
Hire months treatin. nt t or. VoN M.).sOII.lKK,R rav
ih.nn loviiiiia un. ilv will in v li.'altii and viaorrenuireu.
Tr.acnre has niloi lihe I all ray frimils. I fee. It a lbt of
f rAllllidc to Uio ll.vtor s Skill ana a uurr 10 moan wno
tuai raeil ina aarviccs io xaake my cass ptii.ll.tly known.
F. C IIBDOKB,
8. E. Corner KHIIiril And I'AKltlsll Sl-et.
Tc Ur. VON MOHI'llKKKlt. Ne. 10J7 WALNUT Ht.
I'hiiAUflt.t a.'.s-h K. nmliu, 1S04. ll-30-r2:.
pill I TTKPi I U1V
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Jo. ti'i7 OIIFMSIT Street, corner -f Seventh.
KetAtmPhtd IMi. li 1 enr iwr a td Irt-ij.
Yf.ong )lta irepr;a for tlie Couiitlii,' -iluie ai.d Hail
noi i.ir.
Th(trojh ami prn','tcl Instnietlon la
HOrK-Kr:i-:t'IN(i,
In elllti bmnrhei, ai )ractiicd by Uiu best amount ant
anil bu:ucbi uiui.
Plain ami Ornim'-ntal, Is Uul. by one of the moit com
pne. t i iitMirut-n.
l'itniiiartii.t.al'ut:itJon, Comutercinl Law, Dttdctiu,
Connurlcit Nutra.Xr.
TKl.ln.K.F'IlVtJ
by So nnd, and on rptr, Uught by a lon-eTpericn-'e-Oporatur.
Hnir.t!! Iii8lni't.sl ieitttritniv, and r'i;oheti at an;
time t ut: t-ibl ina ai'ir Ht-pU'inh-T 15.
Cfirl.i;iirf( contjl' inn th" nmnci of 4iJ uidents, terini
Ac.. f':rnishid urulifl on nipii'a 1 m.
H-Ktltutl . 11. t UllTtNUKN Jt CO. .
WRITTKN AND VKItnAL DE
i icriuion of t r.ura' uir, v.(iHU.iiuon, an
: ; t .. i in. iiit i.M.' i i.... j ii.Ktin t
FdnCtiMnii, Sc'l-lm.irovi rncnt, M tniiiU'inet'
Van 'I Tialrnik- (f ul IU : liN , social aai"
ti'O, Ac.,!iy uiiU oven in K, by
JOH L. CAPI.N, j
Fiironi luif and H'tokscllcr,
t. ti liOMl'U bit abivo Cbenmift
n-i.'-iut:itm
fmVF?-m PIANOS, COTTAG B EXCKI
10-7-itm
.So. )10at C'KKSN L'f Hueit.
4 rrn;T()N'aS new American cyclo
j a li'ilfa 1 liW Milittihtj l llir.irT of I nlvi-mil Iinuini
tin is Wfll rifi'TvM'd oi a nltut in every In e;iivi it hmiiv
1 old n tl, mud. It li ie.'.)iiixj'!iul( tl tt'ile r-l vi-rft x.
t cl j.J i lor xijiil.(r am r puh i. hed. lido
i. TtV , i . " or our piomiiMiii irtii-Mi-i who ita v
are tho n.ih ft nt r.
t'iR-n tlilt work :--HU
Id v. v, m li, ti"vtu,
Kiv. tir. Moilnr y,
Ifrv Id. haul Newton,
Kb K. I'rii-e, ls-.,
(.or1 II. rtitiji-t, Kstj ,
i-ii Kl 1 'il Krown K'.'i ,
ri.iai). i;f hi fi. i;i ,
B J. I.ietlr in, l- ,
F. .1. lnr. Ki.
A,an'ii'r i- iiii--.ton, Evi
.It hu ll.ii. na. l.bi ,
.l. lm Kiillt.i , Km ,
,1 Fiij-ai Thi'ini-on. Fai ,
'I'll mat A . Olt, Kfe
.Ii.l.ii 1, Hiibv. Km..
R-tv Frank lln M- jre, ,
itev. Wilu im ll f i'.rii-:if,
IC'-V. TlKIIII W .1 Mtfpti'Td
J.I1 C.(ViM).', fc.(.,
A. J, lrupl, Ki'.
)uv-'t'Olij, i h ,
l '.dh Hai.' ill, I'st (
(Jftrr'e NuriliMp. KU ,
I. t'airiill ti.-i v -jter, Ub i.
S. M r fit n. Ki.,
.Inhll l.k'O, I.SH-,
A. J. B-K-kn r, Rsi.,
I. (' M'l-'-itinn K'l..
C i limit 1 WHtidiu li. Thotna
Ch.nhs It. l ihLit.l. Ki.
Wtiiiaro Wi'iuh! mnii, Emi ,
amu i "n iv one i ri'iic a ui in icri.
Th1 CvriorKx'.li Ir ikiw c nnp'e e u -.ixlfi -n larra voluinf1
In v i i t i -r nt -st h'H "I' hiiulliisi. Sanitui) m-ty be toe IF
uid (irtiir; i'ceift, m tif A;- n'-y t r iiiik .It. an i HLat R
.). mi HI a 1 II Mirtc,aiiiw rtu snrr., ,n, i ory
li il .11 JMKM K. Ml HON, An 61 it.
A LL rritONS INDKHTl'.n TO OR 1IA.V
U Inn clams .;n J'ISI'.I'll M.-MCI.I.IN, d.vease
willnt.ase inv or nrescnl the -.lui in tlei llililerin
Kxeeuhra, WII.I.IAM iiI."I.M,
Nn. T.' l I IM'. .Street.
GK lit' IK 1). KV.tN'H,
1 ' 2 nil -No. Sis AllLiI (Uuut.
1
'II E COPARTNERSHIP ENTERED INT
M t'.e ur ''T It ! - .n Mr I t of S..vc:i.iT, I:, nml
lie tirin ol l.AHEV A HI I K I AK Kit, id h-jn-tir .lolvi
Uuiliial fHiJ'lit. I. 1. IaA'lKI.
IS. I?". MilLDAKKK.
I'liti aii i fm a. Itfcen.bt r J, 1 ;!. Ji i)i
2000 Sa!
SECOND-HAND COTTON SEA
In Merc and for n il by
JOHN T. HAII.K r A no.,
No. tU N.FUONT Street.
VJ--2 ln-
iOAL AT IT EST COST-COST PRICK 1
J Mi-cUiuuliri ier tun Jiuitifti.aiu llier' C
ot Lett i- :.Htv. Sliau s.ucli fiitiilnu to one and a I
ton p. Hr.f fot . v i-rv e;tr for twenty veurf., flnd toi;
tll hlfuJa of iTOdth fio.n the mipim imhI, may now 1 1
nbiait-t-a at Mn, navabic, liuT - n a ubrrUiloy, iunl hair V
.'hm uv .'. nit, i t tl.e Mi TL'AL UK ill MOUNTAlI
FI.AXKMN 0A1. O'Ml'ANY.OiT.i.'C No. l.'l K.Ttlll t
Htrt t fif 0!rte thettirard Huul. K btoi k 1. t i I , a
lu iliart a. Ket M etl woiK Liu r4,.Ui li,: i t i
Nth-! i i-tii ii of 1 ni.ttie-t, ti lo rl 41 a. ; t'l
li ai t , 41..' ; 01 ..' fcUatrvs, $l:v; of Ijihi..!':!, .' ; of -
l.tii Ii el riu' en'ttlf t'.e rM -r to n- c v-, tvrry e
Mf am! u I It t n- o! coxi, a' mat. : ir : ', uii't
tiit i.d, t tiy d m.-utUa, ol li-t ,n jitt le jiu t-tu b,k
.til 'UM'll c. u'..
Htoi hhoM r& wli'i d nct want aay I-Mil nirty h tva ft
projK itii'ti vt C 'ul bW. hy 1! t oui,nnj 'or V v , i
li lit-lit, Iht) f r lit". b-.ltiK (a. -I i i'i' to t '.tu, i;ntfp -nil
01' tie tuittr tu-h auUitud-, wt.idi t;.y re 4
eiilitlril.
li.f Coinpunv pohs.ff la f Btid well built To-l W
at litaui'i" ri ,nir 1'irnmr i) , m uh et'itnc M liiinv a I
1 iuilrr Kt:i.ia, tin exieiirnt ii'iaou nre;i.er.Mot- 01 1
lar.e Mfi-iu hi wli. s k ailruAJs, n all oiUa imi . nH
a .il ppinratu. f 1 fi'H 1 pi-rattp. rap tMet mim-i-,' fti,i
tui., ia bf ixtv:ied tlf u,'-iltin per i-ur.
Hits Coal 1 uf the best .i.iliir, cltt' Byof theVla
UeitMi ami l'r!m:v.a Vem, dlmti, with H-.tiul on.
atiaMt- coaM ttnd wlihm tae ol the Cui
milt larlai) till ill li'I U th.
i liriutli 1 tin Ue.tduic l;a!lroad evteodi to the tsAn
M tie I om;u..t', oci vucu uie cj- w U4ii a
mmUt
btockhoMerii mar orrttr (h!r Cal m an of the nn
.CH. 1Z. . i-lllnp l jai, IHtiarn. f im. titJt, or Mil t o
ailattl.u ire-iin't P' - V"fi n n, d livpitml
thi- Ik -,tt V.1M11 IU uu1 tfi-taacv cl' Ilia Ltnap!
eal ai:d ui the ouitUcni, iukUIc, i.ul aMUicriH.jrii
ol the t nr.
Tti( ('Ktupany I ad all the mhili) wurlt are clear of -V,
a r ti uUi'ii.-r.iiiunh 'v coadut led oil lite i-hU print tpl- v
For rltcd'arK and nihKuri(.inMi aaijr a- It a Of
No Ijub-TiUl.l' aitert. ircuuil i, BVtuu.im Ut-
UBUki
Nam! for Jtiadlnit. Mav(r llavor.
U idoi Mnctora -Wilhaia l-id, U.II. V'lic,BH.
I. knig. 11. (SU-ium le.
Wat. HGlKtfil-'I.B. rr6'il.
A. 0. Jii UM, flemtary. U--t-lu
latssnst-
llia, ifi j
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