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TIIK DAIfiV KVKNING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, T WKDJSTFSDAY; DECEMBER 2l 1801.
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A hailt ArTimsoon Kpirn
OFFICK No. ICslTTninn STREET.
' ITa Thus dill I' Con (Imnbtn 8ho'), r
gtnnrftKK Crma I Wnm, peyaMf to the Carrier, and
aaattid re aahanribcra out of the Oily at VtiH ri.i.Aii
I'M An HTM I Om Dul.i.AH Ann Fimi Vt. i.ntn
atniiTK. itiverlab'y lii ad.eeoe for the pi-rl.d ordered.
Advt-f 'leacnei ! Inanrted at the tittial ratne. A l.h.ral
imninmt Bade far eatenled Inaertlnne.
In Ailnrrllaera.
Owlnr lo Ihf great ln'lea In tha 'lf-iila'l.n if Tiik
KrmNiMi Tin enil"'i. romp-iln 111 to 1 i in pre., at an
early boor we rtitlT re io.i . nv a iveM-aon :nv
o Itarcl.atri aa aim aa 10 mh c . . if pn.tl tie. 11 ecuro
then pa iiia0ftl'n I" U our euitio'ie.
vi-dm so ay, decf.mukr 2', ih; i.
lAtlKAfJl I N ( IIIIIMHH Hit T.
It lias ht'coTiie more ami mnrocvM -nt to the
people Ihrtt tlio orentlon ot thri nfllcn of Vii-o-Admlrul
la rt neorg-lty. A rank w;u wiciUnl
In the nnvv correliillvc with Hint ot I.ii'iiU'-
nant-flcmTur In tho nnny. An oi'lce wu j
ceedud, tlio coiifi'irinj; of wlilrli nlmuM ovprr-n
all that was great and good In trm cim.T of j
naval nenrlco, mid all Mint was nnprorritivfloii
the part of tlin rrt'.iiilcnt and the people. In
the nayy no p .dtl n had liitltorloWn cutto I i
irhkh was tli! ixi niK'iit of nival pr vn. rl y '
mnd power, nnd of tin; nation' v:iln.ili in of
them. Tie t'lfl ot I.li-nli'n tnt-On 1 r.iN!ili 1
Came, like a 'i w Year's irceiit to (iener.il .
ObANT. Tlio Uiiiiiitf of the co'.niiiU-iin r
ferring tho ra'ik of Vi e-Adm'ril will eomo to
Fabiiaoi'T as a i;!orioiin Clirlstinai gift. '
Yesterd ly thn hill to create, Mm olll'ii o!
Viro-Adiniral in the Navy, and providing tint .
tb V.LC-A'lm'rul shall bo t-olivted from the
active list of Rear-Admiral-i, and shall he the
ranking oflleer in the UnleJ Stat 's N.ivy, j
pawed both Housed. Cy it hii rel itive rank '
with offlcers of the army is made Lieutenant- !
General; and his emolument seven thousand
dollar when at sea, six thousand when on
Chore, and five thousand when awaking orders, j
Vice-Admiral Fawi.yoi't ino;e than do- i
erves this Christniis gilt in the measure th.it
all great officers deserve more than can be j
conferred upon them. Men who do their duty
In every relation of life are, ns a rule, re- '
warded. But in a time like this, when i n- ,
manse ability is wrought upon by burning
patriotism and lnextingnMiahlo .ml, it seems '
as though a'l honors were empty when co n- I
pared with the reasons (or which they are i
given. Farkault Is tho naval olU.vr of the
age. Ilis hands are as full of victory a his
h art of valor. He has been htrmly edue il 'd
to a knowledge of naval warfare. Vice-Ad- ,
mlral Fakbaout has served t!io country not
merely as the hero o" in 1117 a bat tle but of i
many a triumph. He a;peats to her llrst,
through his conquests ut ew Orleans, Fort
Jackson, and Fort St. Philip; secondly,
through h'a running tlio batteries of tlio Mis
sissippi and his virtual opening of thai river;
thirdly, Port Hudson ; and fourthly, nt Forts
Krrgan and Gaines, In Moliile Harbor.
Wherever he has appeared he has snatched
the laurels of naval victory, w hich tlooun
try Is content to see him wear for her sake.
' Besides tho tribute thus yielded to Viee
Admlrnl Faubaout, the creation of tho offlca
opens the opportunity tor advancement In tho
navy. One higher rank will now exist there
than ever existed them before, and all tho
avenues to promotion will be proportionately
extended. Whilst tho people learn m'muto
details in regard to the army, the very nature
of the naval service prevents their attention
being directed so lncessnntly and rivetedly to
it- The navy b ono of the arms of the nation,
constantly coining to the assistance and sui
port of the other. Vice-Admiral Fakcaoit
bas hitherto proved what success iu-ans in
naval warfare; he has carried to tho full what
naval genius can accomplish. This Is tin
season of gifts. Presents are being bought
. and pocketed In every direction. If the con
ferring of the Vice-Admiralty were a mere
matter of .voice or contribution, tho nation
would club together aud confer it upon Fau
baout. Horti! ANnsor ru alike SAi is it.r.
The most charming fcaturo which charac
terizes this war is the harmony that subsists
between the people of tho North and South In
referenco to army movements. Tlioy diiTer
upon the subject of the justness of the war,
and upon questions of minor propriety ; but
when it comes to the matter of army move
ments, wo witness nothing but perfect accord.
The South Is so complacent as to admit that
tho North can do nothing amiss. Politeness
cannot exceed that. '
Wo did imagiue that Siikhm ax's inarch into
Georgia would be far from pleasing to ths
Kebels. That Impression aroie from ths Im
perfection of our Judgment. Never were we
more mistaken. Wo now perceive, from re
liable information, that the Rebels vere do
lijjbled. The Richmond Whij of the 17th
Instant, remarks that "Instead of cutting off
our communication with the Cull' Stites,
SaititMAM has restored to us the main linu,
vastly more important than all the others for
tho possession of which ho fought so m any bat
tles, and probecuted so long aid so weary a
campaign."
"But Savannah is not the Con'eder icy ; nor
yet Georgia, nor yet anything more than
simply Savannah,-' etc. Savannah Is Sava in all 1
Savannah is a "ood deal, say Northerners
WC would like to have it. Ntvuimali is lio,!i-
Inc. sav the Main-Is; you are wclcoui -, t ik- it,
II 1 rtC fw. f.miv.n!llMli-i. riiW lil ir.Mi..-, t-i'i 1 V
quile Spiuiisli. '-Wlntt a superb rin.' tha. Is!"
lit mention it t mere triibi 'lis yi n's."
"Wbnta line animal you li.le!'' ';l,'iiv iii'ij ol
your notice, Auibnsjl t.tl.e my biy lursj to
the gentleman's stable. "
Hie esi-ri-te of IhU fastidious poliien ssh
corroborated by letter from SLcrdary SfAX
ton utid Clenfi-al Siikhm av. Stantiin says
that "Suekma.n'b ai-my Is In splendid condi
tion, having lived on Its march on the turkeys,
chickens, sweet potatoes, and other ifood
thlngi of the richest part of Georgia." Gen
eral Suekman says that " the weather bas
been fine, and supplies abundant. Our march
wan most agreeable, and we were not at all
molested by guorillas."
. Our great tear is that, if this continue
Bdfrman's men will become too fat to move
Ilia lulantry may grow aldcrinanic In obesity
Wi cavali y break down their horses, and hi i
tying artillery become about stationary. Wo
can see the long columnaof troops ponderously
progressing through the country .each man rub
VmgUa stomach and smacking his lips after the
pproTd manner of the RAVtl.s. It la out
Of U rason for us to think of sending
Christmas dinners to these fellows. The New
t Turk Herald propQMj it.but that was before we
knew how much hiiiunty they had received.
It U abaurd to think of mating cold meats to
the laud of Cocagne. We heard that tho
miserable remnant of our nnny wer4 being
hunted out of Georgia. They turn up the
ttttieaiajollistaoga,ajier an emajpedaa- i ti,, (Uit of Its being the worst aaa
Irlan tour, with Just enough exercise to gie I son of the year, the fuct of bU
thorn a good appetite. Tie first rcporU were having cut hiinwlf looee, from all
evidently concocted by thu Reh ds for th i
purpono of K,vl"g " an affieeabln surprise.
Wc have no reiwon to believe that oir
movements will ever produce h sathfaetio-i.
The rulo has heretofore held gooJ without a
duple exception. We doubt not that wh"ii
our army nhall have reached Hiehinond, tli tlr
reception will not be less cordial. Tlio Ue.! ds
will, as usual, "have them Just where they
want them." We can hear the ltiehmml
U7i; declaring, with that expansivonen fur
whlih it Is remarkable: '-lint Kiehin n I i
i.ot the Confederacy, nor yet Virginia, nor yet
anything more than simply Kiclinimi 1." We
liust that our men will uot wear out tluir
welcome, but that seems linoossihle.
On our part, we will not be outd nii in
c. nrti'sy. We declare that we llml cvery'hiii ;
eilei tly satisfactory. Things are g ling on
swiminiiigly. We hsve Cuant, Th m
SmiiMAN, and Di:ti.kii, "Just where we
w ant thein." Since the coimneiiecmeul of the
1'j bcllioii, we do not remember ever to have
In en so well plc.ised; and our satisfaction is
heightened by the reflection that thuiTs are.
so comfortable nil around. We trust that
upon the arrival of our army in Rich
mond, Davis will not think for an
Infant of vacating his residence. That would
make om troops feel uiicomlcrlMy. l'erhips
it might bo well for the Vhly to mention
that they could not listen to a proposition
which would result in incommoding bi n. It
might also be well to add, that lor th.; present
the attentions of the Kcbels In (Jcorgl a le. tve
scarcely anything to be desired. Our men
prom to bo pretty well provided for Christ
mas. Iiy-tho-by ! would It be exceeding the
li unds ot discretion to suggest cranberry
.sime for their turkey?
A NOUHMIS' I.I llll It V.
The Christian Commission has on hand an
enterprise by which a library is to be pro-
ided for our soldiers. Three hundred tliou
I sand volumes of good choien books are
wanted for our fighting men. We havo spread
fur our soldiers many a (east, and havo pro
vided lor them many a comfort to ameliorate
their hours of agony. In tlio thronged hos
pitals many ot the auxiliaries of art have been
introduced, and even music and (lowers have
1 yielded tin ir attractions lo whilu away the
! hours. Don't Holdiers, like any other men,
j need books ? They are in want of mental
; stimulus. They cannot do without something
to strengthen the muscles of tho mind; some
1 thing as recuperative as palatable, on which
its fibres can feed. The purpose of the Chris
tian Commission can at once be realized by
' every one at home purchasing a book and for-
warding it to their headquarters. Thence tho
contributions will be despatched to tlio
1 soii'icis.
'I UK 1I01.IIA I'M.
The Ci rintmas and New Year's holidays
are draw ing near, and peoplo are beginning to
prepare lor them. There may uot bo so lavish
au expenditure this season In the way of pur
chases (or gifts, but the habit of the time is
tto llrn.ly t.-tablibhed in our affections, is too
much a law, as it were, of our nature, 13 bo
entirely overcome even by tho present dis
tiactcd condition of our beloved country and
tl.e increased cost of tho necessaries as well
as the luxuries of life. Thousands of children
In our miilpt w ill not bo put oil' by uny con
siderations of economy ami retrenchment.
They must have their annual presents of toys
mid BUgiir-plunis, aud books, and tho like,
I though banks break and merchants fall,
j Kriss Krlngle Is a veritable, unmythical per
j somige, to their uppreheusion ; and tho little
J gills and boys, when they retire to bed on
Christmas Eve, go to sleep with as solemn a
faith that the jolly old elf will, while they are
dreaming, come in his little sleigh, glide down
' the chimney with his pack ou his back, and
1111 their stockings with presents, as they ever
put In anything requiring childish trust.
This pleasant, happy superstition of our
children we cannot dissipate by disappoint
ment, whatever may bo the condition of the
country or the currency. We must lay in a
supply of whistles, rattles, tops, puzzles, picture-books,
etcetera, aud hang them up at the
bed post, or tho crib foot, if only to presorve
' the integrity of that genial, blessed old Saint
: Nicholas, who has delighted the imagination
of childhood ever since the Christian era.
! Therefore wo say to all the merchants and
; shopmen who have conlcctionery aud
i toys, and such like matters to sell,
cct your stores In order, comiiletB aud
bnibli up your stock, display on your counters
unit iv iii.li.un iin.l nliovi. nil. llilviTlisR In TlIR
Evi'.nimi Tici.FtiiiArn. Wo n've the sume
uUv'uc to tbc Juwek-rs, booksiilliirs, iiiorclianls
of fhbbloiiiiblc dry goods, and ull duuh:rs in
r:irt' things of use mid taMe; bei'iiu.iu tlio
"liiildii'n cl' a larger growtli" will insist on
their pri'MTij five right to m;ikn und receive
gifts ut C'liristmas, und the sums of money
F ent in thut way will certainly be very con
siderable. AN KM.I.ISII l.voia AI'MIKUnAN.
. A lute number of the Manchester (Euglaml)
Weekly Time.i, which we have received, thus
ili courses lii regard to Sukhman'h marob
between Atlanta and Savannah:
" iSo fur as regards mililnry niovemrntn, there
il 80 UlU h ll.lU IF H'l lUKe, til it I lie InlC 1 1 1.U M''0 Is
e.iijii' li fi.'.y I'lrdiijle, or scarcely to hu uiel.T
bUiuu. In tl.e iir.-t place, SuhitUAN is saij to
Yne liuri.cd AMaota, uml to Lam net oat fur
Chuili .l n, tskinv n I'.Ii him tity Ib iusun J men
anil rMliniiM l.ir IVirl v. ti v iltiru. ( 'Imrl. in la
j Bnout tlireo tuuilp d' uiiios Ironi Atlauu, and if
I iln 'E il ir'tnie ne correct, wiiicli, liuwever, we
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iimmie-'.tiy critical KituAtiun. l'Uc ilillieiitlies lie
wnulil have to encounter ou!ii be enormous.
In tun Iirt place, tli- rondtaro bad ; second, lie is
Hcncli-nt; lliiuu;li mi eiiem.t ' cm .in-; tliird, it
is ill" wor t l a-nil ol tin- yeiir, In wliicti Hie natu
rally swinnpy cuimtry Is traustiiruieil Ino a
niofas ; liiuttn, he has cut hiuuelt' looss from
a'l O'luniiimfiitMin with bis friends ; lit'ih,
lii eiieiuy will h tve abnnil.iut time to
tliMir ii iul'orcemuits Into Suvunnuli or ('lititlei
tvt) ; anil, ti.tli, the enormous iiiautity of
i:ir,j:!( wbleli Sherman would hare to carry
with him throtif-'li a dillicult, swampy, ami
run diem country, would sullicieiitly LisRliia army
if not a kindle enemy appeared on the liuM. It
is true he would have some days' start of llooo
ami the Confederates, still, the dilli, ulties in his
path are so fircat, that we may woll iiiestion his
Laving taken sui h a step until we have fuller in
formation. At Atlanta he was in the be in uf a
country from whi neo he could move in any th
ru t:ou ; he was able to paralyse the eilorts of his
tntmy over a wide district; but in Charleston
and huviinuah his opportunities for mis:liicf
would be incomparably fewer. Nothing but ne
cessity would have caused him to evacuate At
lanta, and if we estimated his position by the
recent news fioin the liorder Suites, there cer
taiuly apiared to be no necessity for a movement
so singular and o dangerous."
Now that tills stupendous march has been
successful, Siilrman iiimself assuring us that
his troops are In better condition than when
they left Atlanta, It is interesting to consider
In what light be will be regarded by English
editors now. lie has extricated himself from
his "imminently critical situation;" he haa
vanquished the "enormous" difficulties he had
to encounter. lie haa been more than equal
to the several disadvantages enumerated,
I via. : The badness of the roads, the fact of
I marching through an enemy's country,
his friend, and the time allowed thn enemy
to Ihrow reinforcements Into Savannsh or
Charleston. The troops of Siikhmak have
been living otT the fat of the land, and It has
superseded the neeesiily of their carrying an
enormous quantity ol supplies through a "dif
ficult, swampy, and roadless country." It
will be seen, too, whether Siiku.m an'h oppor
tunities for mischief lit Savannah are "Incom
parably fewer" than at Atlanta. Hi own
woids state that he has taken Fort McAllist-r
and is going ahead. The next despatch will
state that lie has co isiiinmatcd his purposu
nnd captured Savannah.
IKI tlNIM i n.u;i. l-KmOUPKI
The pio r province of Congressional action
Includes all matters of national Interest,
wliclher in the civil community or military
M'lvlec. all evils which It Is neeeuary to
puss a law to correct, nnd all benefits which
' can only be nurtured by legal action coal!
before (hem for decision. The cxlsteneo
I ol au armed Rebellion, while it does riot bestow
; lij on them new power, calls Into play those
prerogatives w hich in time of peace lay dor
mant. It is therefore one of the most Im
1 oitanland sacred duties of Congress to sen
(hat our soldiers are not unjii.-tly injured in
(h fiance to the law of nations. The (ale of
horror which is related by thoe of our pri
' soners who have escaped or been cxe'i mgeil
1 excelled any crime which thehistoryof.iv'.liz id
' nations records, and is only surpassed by thu
Mooi'y deedti which characterized th.! S.'poy
; rebellion. England delended her sons if pos
! i l le, ami if murdered revenged them, Wiieu
' the human demons were shot out of the can
non's mouth the whole world cried out in hor
I ror nt w hat they termed barbarity ; but Britain
maintained that she but executed justice, aud
I time has brought the generality of people to
' assent to the propriety of the Hint violent
! measures in such au extreme case. A parallel
j case of barbarity has now occurred In our own
I land, l he prisoners taken by the U di ds are
i subjected to every Insult, are placed In condi
tions injurious to health and loathsome to
the last degree.
Wo therefore call upon the Government to
fulfil its duly nnd rettilinlc upon thn captive
Rebels within our hands. If our oillecrs, like
the brother-in-law of our Lieutenant-!! Mieral,
are placed in sickening dungeons, nnd com
pelled to have for their companions runaway
negroes, why should we not place the
prisoners in our hands in cells equally
wretched, and have fir their roommates
the lowest representative of human degra
dation? We might sngirest that a North
era secessionist would prove au appropriate
companion.
In Congress, yesterday, Mr. Wu.Kl.S'aiitv
In tho Semite, and Mr. Rollins In the
House, Introduced a resolution instructing tlio
Committee on Military Alfairs to inquire into
tlio expediency of providing bylaw for tlio
treatment of Rebel prijoners similar to that
bestowed upon Union prisoners, allowing them
Lilly such kind and quality of rations, etc., so
I that the Rebel authorities may be compelled to
treat our soldiers according to the laws of
i humanity and civilized warfare.
I Such an action is eminently appropriate,
nnd wo urge upon the Committee to report a
j most stringent law relative to this mistreat
I ment and proper retaliation. But this is not
' the only reason for passing such a law. Tho
i prisoners, when returned to us, are in such a
condition as to pracludo tho possibility of
' their again serving their country in tho Held
of stril'u. They aro smaclnted, weak, and
! afflicted with chronic diseases, which rendor
them a helpless load on tho hands of their
country not that she would neglect them,
but the agony they sutler and the expense sho
J must bear could bo avoided, did but tho
Rebels treat with common humanity tlio cap
tives w hile in their hands. On tlio other side,
: w hen we return them their prisoners, they aro
, in a healthy condition, robust and woll, and
at once (ako their placo in tho army, and light
again n'ainst the United States. Thus they
gain the samo as though tlioy received their
' prisoners without giving us any eqidvalent in
exchange. We aro defrauded. It is our
duly and our right to see that we are not thus
unjustly treated.
! Some timid persons may protest against
t what they are pleased to term cruelty, and
; claim that "tw o wrongs cannot make a right."
I To return good for evil is a Christian duty,
but "corporations havo no souls;" conse
quently, what may bo the exhibition of a re
Pur0 8I,irit 111 tt nxiivmual Is, in a
1 Cal polllt of V'lcW, IllurC "wUdtillS SWCUtUCSJ
on the desert air."
We regret to observe that Messrs. Joiix
hon, of Maryland, an. I Cux, of Ohio, both ob
jected to its passage. We do not envy those
gentlemen the position which they have thus
placed themselves ill. Posterity and the pre
sent will alike jud;;e thein.and remember that,
in our hour of agony, these of her sous oli
jcoted to Congress taking means to save from
lifelong sulleiing. or untimely graves, those of
her bravest citizens now in ltebel dungeons.
We cull upon the committees of Congress to
work in , this matter ; let it not rest in their
bauds; the nation demands that Justice be
done to our brave defenders; that if we can
not revivify those who have died a martyr's
death for liberty and right, wo may at least,
prevent such sacrifices in future. And if tve
cannot prevent, a follower of slavery may, at
lt-tift, be executed foi every votary whose
blood is poured us u lib ation upon the altar of
ll'el dom.
MAKItlK.
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Jittiiti, uii ol turn
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l.ritKANM-JAMFH.-1W UfV. ('. T. (Vln-I. !)c.
lMt. In I, N. 4Jft Mi ytT rittv. t, Mr. UlKANZn M.
1J I; K A N t M.n t. ill A A. JAMI-t, Ixitli Di tiliiiMy.
MA II A Itli o(iS.-hV ltv. ' T. Cnchi'l, iM'ciiiliT
4th. i-t:4. N. 4jS M.-or Htni-t. Air. ,HIIN MA11 Vltli lo
Ail b t AKULI : K UMO.N , bultl Till" tiy.
BIRD.
I'AMP.-PutHviih , on the IMti Instant, WILLIAM
II ( AMP. in th ath ycarol hUn-o.
Tlu n lutivct und lr i-nl4 ol Uih ininlly aro Itivltnl to
iTti nfl the lui'i rul, inun Hits rewwicnev ul hid lath'T in luw
Ja.nt t VV. !i t lit-r, No. s. Niuin Ntrt'ct, iu I'tniM lav
tiiiirtiiiiir, I'ja imlujit, it In o'elm k. T ho Mik Hut
Kuii-hi r i AbuiiuiiuU utu rcHjjucliuily invite J to uttud
the liiiK-rul.
l)AY.-On the lMth Inbuilt, MICHAEL DAY, Ej., Iu
Uiu bil r nr ii his at: I-,
Hut rfhitivr4 iiml irhittV arfl rci'ti"ii!ly InvittjA tn
fittciul tho luiurul. trout liN Into rtntiiimicti, No. luji)
AIurlhuroiiKh tart "t, uhovn Kihuioinl tr(i''t, on Thub
iluy itiu-riioiin n'.t, nt 1 o luct. i'uiicrul to jTooucd to
i'altin-r Hirui-t Ho rial (IrouuJ.
IIUHST. n the Wth Insunt JOHKPtI W.,ouly soil
Ol the lutu .Iuh(9(iIi untl Juiih H'irt, rkh1 1: ya&r,
1 he Mtttivt'H hihI .ru-inlH ol tin1 luiniiy re fHiM-ctfullv
lnviw-J to aUuml Ula luneral. trom th" rtMhlmiee of hin
Uruinluiotht'l, AlrF. Huniiuh linrnt, No. Hl H. Tontli
meet, on '1 hurntlay fcit niooD, nt 'A o'clucit, luteruiuut
nt 1'hllunthroiiiL- t iniu U ry.
HA1 l .-on the wth Inntant, Mr. 8AUUELF, IIALL,
Iu Uiu MtU yi r ot hUi Hue.
I hi- relutiven ami rrlt ntla of the fwmily. tlno tho ofll-Cf-rd
nnd m inherit o( LoWe, No. t, A Y. M .ure rfitpwct
I ully luvliul to mit nd the luneml. fn-m thu ruulcuce of
lii, u otl.er, Mm. Kluubetti J. Hull, liuntletoit, Twwntv
thira Waid, on Skturdky morning, the 2ith initant, at lt
o 'cit ek. t uiiL-rttl to proceed to All buluU' t hurcti.
JONKS. On the Ihth insiAiit, I'ftjiUm iilOMAd li.
JONr H. in the 4th year ol hm
Het wetly ; rent la ChrUt the eternal rok tenure,
'ihe cold and weJUug uttui lit croodt thou will tile DO
mom.
Our hleedlm: bcarti will clliitf to Jcsui dying Iot;
lareweil, wliuu !u't UuaU nloru lit pt wVll moet
ahove.
ill Irlcndi and member of the Nortlwrn LI hen h'a
Lodge, No. 17, 1. ofO. r-.are lnviiei tottem1 the fune
ml, at h late renhlenca, tu Hiockton, N. J. , m at KatUun
l'olnt, on ThurmUy. tn lmttarit, at f o'clock f. M.
K.KKLY. At NaHhrlliA, Ten n., at iieneral Hospital,
Mu. 1, on November t. ltA- iniin wuuudi hk-uIvimI Ah.
Ilh. In tha attack on Atlwita, KerK'Mirf KHClloL
KKH.y, 4Joniiuiiv A, I' lftaeuUi K airuont I iitt.nl gmte
Jniuniry.lu ihe Ut r ot lii . hej-KMnt Keiy
the ldet mii Mcr nn Mary ui.jr,ji iwaj
-inn Y tua vi l niattiiiu
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A. 1 II AVKN.
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I. E. W A I, It W 1.1,
BnccrmnrloW.il fAiryl,
SIANONKl II ALU
No. Tl CUK8N0T BTUKKT
orrt Ooniptote ut of
BB00A TELLE
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LACE CURTAINS,
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SIITAIII.H 1011
CHRISTMAS I'llKSKNTS.
JNo. 7HI CIIKHNUT MTHHMT.
i NOTTINGHAM AND SWIS6
j J.ACKH,
I N R W T T L F. S.
C'MHMM'T
HHUI',
WINDOW SHADES. No. 7 il :J
nkwsivirs, KELTT,
AT TIIK 0ARF.INGT0N & 00.
MAMTAinUKfcRK'. i CUHSmiT HTBKKT
I riANO COVERS,
V". 1-ft
( MK'-MT j I.AP.UtSHr (STUCK IS THE CTM
M UK T.
I
AT LOW PUICH8.
V. ) D C T I O N
FAKCY VELVET AND SILK
it o in i ; t h ,
H) CILOBK 1IIK SEASON.
WOOD & CARY,
Mo. Tin CIIKHNUT HTKICKT.
LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS,
NEW STY I. MS,
LOW PRICES.
VELVET nONVBTH male oror o th Ulent rraue--1
A m.derAle eoU FKLT BONNH1S AND HATH KB-
SlIArKB.
WOOD S OAIIY,
Vo. TW OUBtmOT ITBaET.
T
PIANOS,
AC'KNOWXEDOKn TO BB
THE FINEST IN THE WORLD.
CKLHBllATKD FOB T1ILIK
SITERIOR TONE AND FIXISH.
KKOWN TO BE TUB
MOST DURABLE IN3TBUMEXTS MA.DE.
AND SOLD UPON TIIE MOST REASON-
ABLE TERMS.
AT TIIK WAHKHOOMS,
No. 1021 OHESNUT STEEET.
We respectfully Inrite our frlentln and the piibHenenr
ally lo call at our wareroami and , exalne oar extenUr
aortmeut of highly Improved rti,uare and Grand Planoi,
We hare lecelvad the high tint p rendu mi at all tbe great
oxhfbhl ever held In thl country, liiclodliiff the PrUe
Atisiai at the Wo ld Falr.Oryetal 1'aUce, Nw Yoft,an4
pud eroua tatliuonial frotu the beiarUau lu thle country
and Europe.
We tee! latlafled that there are no Piano made lathia
country auperlur to our own.
A Phlladelptda maoafactnren we pride eurtelvee In
h.Tli g achieved a reputation for our liiatruninu uaex-
te ltd by any other ntaken Iu thle country. Itlaawell-
li ownfrtti that our I'lanoe have for many loan maJn
ta fiicd th ir high reputation, notwithstanding the p woeful
c mietltlon of the Kattern mult or i.
New York and tsoi'on I'lanoe have been flwidt d !nt
th:a market through their UK'ncloe, and htwUded by Uiom
an tha only Piano tn tbe conniry;yot at tbe same time
llH'e rame amenta very lulduut continue to lellanyona
niaket'e Instrumeutt for any length ot time, for the reanun
that they aie Inferior, and they are compelled to take
l.old of other maker', peiiiap atill more lntortor,
ulihonih pulttd up by thi'm a celebratod Pianoe.whcn
at tbe aame I Into ueb maker! have never been
known r heard of In their own clUee. Tbe eoueu,uaoe
that our oltiena are ofun induced to purchase anon
Inferior Inttruiuf nt, Ithoitt conkUlerlng theur ewu or tha
tnret !i.uie of tb ir city,
'the advnlage our tltUm have In eneourafrlnK tu
uaunfactNrea oeitalnly nhonld not hJTtrIuuk d, t r Uia
l lovlii( le'tiotm :
Pint. It U aeknowle.Ved that Phi! ad''phla In the ivet
lnuiinuettirtiiK city of tlil cmintry, and ceebratd furhl
kopvilor and iklKl 4frkiuen.
Hrroiid TI ' i-'irchatitr ohta'ni ti e piano directly (Vnm
un. Uic tnai a a -lurt-n. nnd uvei the amount mnde hy tke
1 artit, who usually claim greater profit tuanuiemauu-
1 (mcHitfT.
I tiird The agent responsibility amounts to notiiltiff,
there ifc ii" redit-is; me inkiriiineiil he teUs is made for
Hie inai t,and the pun haserinuiit rug Uia risk. WlureM,
on the ovher hand, Hi, as the manuatareis, are held
repotis)l ie, And cannot shirk the rispomtiotuty like the
att. Our rapuutloa is ut stake at ad tunes, and it le
t,i-refore to our Latweet lo turn out jK-uo:h.r iLuu flrst
(imi Instruineute. . .
youiUi. AdmniUip that turn instrument nhht be
ciiMlk'Kor own when new, they cannot r.vo Lue sna
sniisiaition, or wear the same hiiKth of time, for ihe
reoson that the aerit drpetids opn ou.ers to keop uch
pianos as he sUa in order, and will of course not expend
any if Ms profits to di) so, whilst we, the manuiasLuiefa,
i..aA nnr awn firt'iiaiit ork men. who fuUv unilrsUud
the Uikauens. and will promptly klvh tlietr uttoiitloii, and
tle ptatio be made to wear moth bmper-
our esitthliniiiuent Is one of thu most tensive In thU
coDntxv. and when our new improvements now lnproims
are completed, K wtti bi-one o Uu larent In tl'v wurld.
Our obet la to ma tins branch of ludusuy one of the
great institution ol this oty.
Onr Uisuument alao ponseB (rwit hmppovetnante orer
others and our eaU-nalva faciliuea for manufacturing
eoal lM us to keep en hand a largu stock ol material, aJtd
procure the best maulviiery, Ac.
If ir son deakaa to purchase Win trve ntaeall, we
W ill yrova all thai we have aaid lu regard to our pianoe.
There are. of eurae. aiway dUIareticea of opsmon, and
uretudtLa muida.aiid Un'e who are iinurestod lo the eale
of othur tanoe who war dliiwr from is ; to such we have
only so say. that H would gvs oa muth pleasure, at anr
time, to u at our Instruiueiita with any other make whK
tlvey niayclwMiie to name. , t .
TVeaaiaaak oar fitaula and tha public to rH and o
untne eur superior Ptaim We fl atJsnd that no
honee sn this rity can enuete with m, out ple boug
reasonable u4 terms aoeootiuodalluii.
N. U. Stcond-liaiid Tianoi Uin in excLiige
HANOS TO IlKNT.
Ordtw for Tuuing promptly fttUndcd .
BCHOMACKES & 00.,'
TIT V) WKTZKLI.
OOUXTT
OIL COMPANY.
Ith A e it-lot
ONK JHII.I.roN OK DOIXAIl.
IilvMrd tntn r m hnnrlrwl thotHtnd ihnriM, t par vali
I 1 t-u I'oilft tcr miihtm
1 he chairs Ar nil fK'lil.cxrotplttRtwrniy th'.nin1 .wlirrh
arc il lid ted in tlic ( 'ompftnr m An trnprovt ni'Mit Inn J, an t
fhr Biilnrrlllun Donoy In pU tigi In lull Tli rorlr Of
ihr i ointNi r"Mnit or l 7.1 ron in ico ump m . incirTc
tit bet one tfiiiii niVA'tv mf 1 le ntl anc, anil la tu til on
KtMbtorkof l.itil- h lliinn crefk, Wtnarll oounijr, Wuii
V rif m'm
l i trjiri, wiiirh l nnoivinro, mi oui nmn unti mbu
IMllrn i'BkI Ot thi tcwfl'M Alttitiii vllin (in tiin ( lid nvw,
and is inu-tm clt l Uitith n lii, Ir a tfuimirr ol liu kkI
all ini rti, I-t Hie Knob t- .rk u IJI.If ruHuu v-k,
iiicli I an rniii(-T iis tnt.uiarlon p. ni-triitlint ilif lorrHnrr
ir:Ri ndttli ;ihil ninli( mid lacihiutil a the ilnvulOLttilPfltof
in tahinblo ain1 atniitftiil mhicrnl lemmrcra
I ha h mi r om rnI, wlnciii (tm countT roai. runt
dtri cil ti roimh tli prorwity l.nj 11 tHiilr, o.hmiiik lr
iti.d e BmoHiotn rmiiitiiitilralHtti nt al fiiiti4wi n tlia
town ol tinxvtrp, ml tun Ohio rir, n tho t, anil,
iicmra urinnari a. i s-utnari nn inu wit
ttif j-fipfi if. at AiMiorhoit'a 1 actrn, ounrm -1.4 uwiin tfifl
t.t nioip aui t'liif) Ktl -on1ai two oit?cr.'nt nntit-1
Mt, 1 iituton ptiait-m ani iiuri -it n'liuun oiiiani, rcn1""-
v l, but arvrn atnl a hal' and apvaii n c.
Mil I t IfMiiH iT1 rk, it Uic m ti'lMif wilrn ti M.irttni-
v 1) ir. tin- foiini nnat, In imvimibtn tty nit) .in fur a r n
Miiii iaiili diHian'i n up Ma nur'. a'irl Hirnrilt mit valiMuia
rhiili'if laoiiitlci fi.r all itif" pr"'luiti ol tin- t '.itii tny i
I fiiiitv, MitntMve in the 1111, wiih'ii win in tm up ti inn
is in UK' tciH lliNT will in- iiiituuikiMinrii 011 11 e r iM;ii
til wf l.lip oak llinhnr tnhrn iruiu ttie tr.tr t lUeil, windi
i proliiM4 i ( rt'il ilh it.
I n ptopnrt)' aifciiinna in iu iinnnn tir ;oTHoi ro'ii-
Dlll OUK Mini ciililivl 1 ial ifoll ore. Mr' i iV, liiiiilonl aul
i'i bis; (jintillV n llluinllKtMU it lid lu'irl .lli'tu yll.
tu Khlet .iT itN hi ihA twt iImiImt i vAnou kin U,
n a urn liboring prop' riy. wiiirh 1 ti- oir i'miiw
r- i-.l.v dt' 1 lopi 1 n. A 1 mi oh whirii fviTAI rin art- U-m4
ik.ivtiniii mo ifi i)iiahiv or ri nil i.t -n i.r i :r ,
Mitch t lllu-tMi lM-t ill (liu kin-1. a'ld r 1 th ihr u, ; i tha
t at t of Him t.'onipauv. A 1 111 it'Ti -1 nrt "nrv in I '-
h I'd u Hm v I'ftUh, m.rti hi c .il. tun trt ami f 'i aro
t unti th hhnnoniii e on Vtfi piopi'i ty, anJ will, o! 0 -urrt,
y r h11 ri'oiit.1' ihi' wnrkuirf rxpoiiM's of th I'-Tp r ill
i)c ihf tn it, i-xiini ir.i a-irt iia-fl hr Jul.e titrrick.
Mai o of J'hiladi'l', hH rompli te anil p ri--t
I he ihorflu n KntlM",ri'k,w!it(",ash"torfsttn, runt
tldiTtl.v hi' u h llm 1 ornpany trm k lor two ami 1 'utif
u.ili i, aiioidi 11 -riiitf irrrh'Ty ot th a et'i'iit on 'in:ii m.in
Mil' -.in Htii or me miJi- In nil. In ...l- m hiihv o'l'i r
hornhlr tv on tho hunks of thn varlotn iri'iut-try r t"liit
miiIo tin' whoit trac , cmiirarfu are enomh mi
s liH h to urNltni'f Kie:lt llNlillilT ol Illd-'pi'lHl III .V.II KI If
cor jicra'h 'int. aim tin t in-any rouiu now, wnr 11 01--
pi l , lii'Cdr II pom rift 01 thitr utim jit n ciun ht.imo
riih ai. urn tin- pne paid tor it. 1 lie properly in wmi n
lhirt 111 U $ ol the rvv raifd in.im.inl 1: f v K oil niinci, n
dp ci.e roniiiy, 111 thin mate, find dir'Ctiyill the uieumi
(.fit runiiit'K from Vt uiio courtly, roims IvuiU, miiIi-we-i
ward.
Tor enternriiip In In the ht'idii or oirnimt actiri, iihoi.
Ijrnt. and let khwwn iirn-M ic ;i1 hn-lrti iihmi. w hi am
1 IH'ratliin Wltn ni ipi-ruiaiivi m suns, uui wn pun u 1
thi'lr propt r y to de el-p ii fur tin tonimo.i hf tn 111 or
l(n iiin iri'ii at.u th lr dhari-h'h"r. and wii' ar mier
1 It.td tonrry 1 nt 'hat luientlou wtiii tho Kti'' P "
lih- energy and th"iau h.
tn Ihr whoV, thtu n aitoppthrr oni ol inn nvm noixiij
haxcit ami proini-liiK uniUrtaknii 111 the oil 'iiMitie ynt
ot iKH'Ktrd. a' d Mio-c introntP'l in it ma? 011 hloutly look
lor lately rtmuiicrttUve protlla fioiu lln-ir iuvet-
im dim,
T.
SIMPSON'S SONS,
Nob 022 and 024 PINE Street,
WIMi OI'MN TO-MOIUlOiV,
1'BOM NEW YOKK ArJCriON.S,
Si TtlA' L(tl of
Embroidered Curtain Muslinsi
A'o CO PAlrn Very R'oh
I. ACM CUKTAINS.
ACE CUHTaINS KllOM IH'OO TO t PER PAIR.
Thciio (loodt Aro offi ro much 1 iwer than Uio Oriinal
Cutt of importation.
The aWto gootli wi J prove nnoril und appropriata
FOK ritESENTS.
T. BIMPEON'S B0NS,
IJ il jt Koi.WJ and 924 PIXE Street.
(JOTT E Ii F A It M
OIL COMPANY,
OF lUIILADKLI'IIIA.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000,
DIVIDED INTO 200,000 BIIAUF.3, AT $5
TUB. SIIAItK.
$50,000 Cabb EeservtJ as Wtrking Capital.
sujsciiirTiojv iiticK,
TO A LIMITED NUMBEU OF SII.VRE3,
$250 PER BHAEE.
BTOOK ISRUK'O FULL PAID.
IhU Cumptnj ount OVER FOIJB S'JUAIIK MIU'.S
f terrltorr, B tlie holeett localitlofl ut anawettnfth.
Allbnr rlTor, aJjoUtlng Vtuauco flouiu, and bu
lredj mluablo proUuelnv luturoiii la lu iaw- mill Ami
limber.
SubiQrlritluii lliiohs an now opened, and Babiorlpiion,
reettved at a oillcee of ilie Companj,
Nor. 23 and ii WaMiliitfon BntlilliiRS,
8. THIKO BTIIKKT, BKLOW WALNUT,
and at tha office of
PHILIP II. BRIfB & 0.,
No. UO.' WALNUT STItKET.
WILLIAM D. BWini, Traaeurer.
U t-ll luthflQ E. J. HAnitIHOM.lt. D.,8.orolrjr.
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS.
TBAVKLKIIS' INSI'ltANCK C'OMPANT,
llAKT Oltl), IXIMS.
CAPITAL .
IIOO.OCO
WILLIAM W. I.LEN,
AUKNT,
He. M WALN 1 1 BTECT.
liinuraiiri-elei-U'd In thti Comiiknf ar'ahut
ACt I HI ana OK K.VKKV lihsl Mlfl'IOal.
Yta ly I'oilclea will he luaunl lor a Protalua of
HVK I OL1.AIIS,
uruntlna Inmranre to tn aniniint of
HIKTIIllfHAMl DiH.LAR".
eipilnt ncidiitui ka ol Uie h ile lri ttliiiK by any pub
lie ioA rvalue.
TKK IiOI.LAIlN PlitMII'M
aecnraa a rjili. y lor r ivu Ib.iii.au.i IMlare, anj alao
Tn' iitv IIti-h.ill.ir. iivr week ' Oinoir.mauun for pvr.ooai
lipnrv ilua.iutiuunK Uie Manured Hum bia orainao'
bualiu-aa.
TWKNTT HYB 1'OI.l.AltR I'KF.wIUM
ai'i'iiri't a mil To lei tor $ wui. aiul Si.'i ii r week cimiien-
t ution for all auU i-ery livaoiiotiou ol acclUuut, uawliux
ar M m rw it...
l'olic.'- i.r foo with l nor wark comp'-nnatlon can be
hail lor .i pr luiu-u. 01 any othor auut bviwvtn and
a-AljOul pruol linsui rau
jaiii.h ii. iiai ir.KMii, rrfa.aon.
KOIiMKY I'ENSIH, aecfctuiy.
Uf.MlY A. IiYlt,jautral AtfeLl.
PHII.ATlKLI'HI A 11U A lltl OF KEFKBEVf'F.
F. Racl.fonl Mtarr, fraalUrut nterpriee Jn.uraucol CC'ia-
binv. I liairioan.
Isaac F H iker, llrm of Pomfllua A linker.
it W. Ilaxlwlli, Una ol M. W. I al.lwni CO.
Lemuel Collin, nrin ol toum a ain uius.
11. il. i oilier vi Cu.hler l'Uliaili-lilila Hank.
lli.n Alex, ili-nry, Mayor IJity nl PMIinlrlphia.
Win. II kti rrli k, lirni of Men irk A Ni na.
Juat-pli Patli-rnoii, Prosldi nt Wektvra Hank.
lion. Jaioei I'uUiKik. luraitoi l ulled matte MiUU
Tlioinaa l'oiter, Merchant.
Oorvi 11 Blnart, llrm Stuart A II roth.
John II. Taylor, firm Taylor, lllllt-He A Co.
J. Kilk-or liiouaon, rreaidant I'aiinayivaala Kallroad
oiiinanY.
Jainra Woi.Treiililent Hflk andBUtli SlrceU l'atucuaur
alailroad Loupany.
APPLICATIONS JtEf'KIVKD AKD FOLICIES
iihur.ii in
WILIJAM W. ALT F.W,
11-15 tll lMJl J.o.tol WALNUT tJlieel.
affTwU4rre NIlM'k at ito.'t MP&mm
HAKOW Hi fl IN S
1 AnlNET OHOANH.
Over MAiaf eackef ttieea flna
tnairomeiita aava batrn autd by
Mr. and tba dciuand to aoai
Maatly baareaalaf.
I m aaie vuly by
i. . OOVLD,
- tavanab and Okeauul atreata.
PTANO 1
roKTF.s;
PIANO
lOtlM
PIAMI
1MIM
PIANU
ICABIITfTT
OKl.A NH.
CAIlialET
(ik'IANH.
ICAIUMKr
OMUANH.
AH1NKT
0bUANe).
FOUltii
Vrttn lUiaJ ItlJtrk Team.
. . , AfrajJi laaponatloai,
ty tbe baUa or pun4.
carchki
TiAvia AV RiriTABPa,
"M WTt?ibaHirvll.
011RI8TMA3 oirrs.
H0BB Y HORSES
I Oratt VsrIM.
VI' LOCII'KDEH .
Exrnrss cauts, Exmuss waoons,
WHKEI.'UIinOW, HI. CUIUS, K.TO.
j (tin MAntiffccturtr,
.1. A,;Y()HT.
IS. 91 ip Ha. H DOCK S:rixit.
jKNni;i:sN .v vo.,
No. 5MH AltCU HTIIKKT.
IICOKSKI.I.IIIS, SI Ai lONKHI, AMI! DP.At.KIU 19
riiotO),T.iph .Mbums and Fancy Article,
An rcrMii( All lha
NOVELTI" Or TEE EEA.S0N,
Wlilchwlll bclnld At rrinnlMn prlrcl, ANO WO K
UKUITANTDKM . N I IS F.X Ai ' t Kl) IIK0 At!S K Or (1 I. I
OR I'APBIt FLIM I'UA I IOs. I Slln'il
0:mc Arlj InttiirAtioii And inlte jfiur ifle'Mom.
piHE EimiT MAliUrACTDEY.
The nactthf wotld Invtla attention to thalr
imimiovi'.I) cut or sliihts,
WMuh Um iuaXii A iiNioUlt In tltlr busioM.
AISO, CONSTANTLY RK0KIV1NO,
NOVELTIES FOR GENTS' WEAR.
a. "W. HCOTT fc CO.,
omiTi.r.MEN's runvisiimo stobh,
N
HU (JMBSNUT ST H KMT,
11 10 thllB-tl
r" lywi hWiw Continental Hotal.
L
ADIEW I'ANCV l-UllH.
JOHN A. STAMEACH,
IMrOUTI'.lt ADD MANUFACTUItBa OF
No. H!(l AltCII STItKET,
I1KI.OW KHfTH,
CHSAPKT PLACE IN THE CITY
Tc lolcot from a flm-eUai aaaortraent, ConitaUnn ot
HUDSON HAY AND MINK SABLE,
KHM1NE,
CHINCHILLA,
OKHMAN FITCH,
BIDERIAN BQUIllREA, &e.
V aiVi hilo aM tlio latent etyloe.
The.e uiiode we bought whon sold rangod from 1110 M
170 and are beliiu told at amatl advanoa vu ooet atUia
rate., ,
eVKUT ARTICLE WARhANTRD TO HE AS RB-
l'HtHSMKll.
gatlifoolloa goarantwd. K)-ll-tiithi 3m
Jt GAS LTEATING STOVES!
iji CHEAPER THAN COAL OR WOOD I
OGLE GAS HEATING STOVE,
t THU ONI.T OMB THAT Ig
FREE FROM SMOKE OR SMELL.
Will ni'at
OFFICES, TARLORS, DINING, SLEEPING,
AND HATH KOOMB,
Wllh leu trruble, lu leu time, and at lee rxpeme than
any Coal or Wood Htuva. Thoj ara vary coavenlaiit for
use lii apaiiiaenu la wblch tbore li no Cbimnnj Pine.
G. W. LOOJ1I9,
No. 27 S. SIXTH STREET,
ll-VStnthilm PHILADELPHIA..
JJOLIIAY PRESENTS.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELItY
OF EVBBT DESCRIPTIOa.
fllvcr and HllvcrlMated Ware,
Wlileb win ba aold at tba lowoat prlaoa, and warrauted to
be M repreteu'ed, at
JACOIJ LADOMUS',
No. IB MAUKBr aTKEKT,
13-18tuUia4i Ooracr of Daoatur.
TNDIA SCARFS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
J. X. UAFIiUIGII,
1U 902 0HE8KUT BTBEET.
1 AOK COLI.ABB,
I.A' K bKIH,
IH'CHKKS COLLARS,
KMI'HhaH lOl.l.aKH.
l.'l l.EN MARY COLLARS,
At Low Pricoe.
J. M. IIAKIEIOIJ.
Mo. Jt CUBS NUT BI'REKT.
KMHUOIIirKKD COI.I.1K8,
alllliMllliltklk.l hWH,
FMIIItOIHKIlKII H1.KEYEH,
TUIMMUil Blia,
Cktaa, by
J. M. HAVtiEIGll,
No. nn ciiKSNur srBiSh.T.
jian rit 1:1101 1 1 in ph.
FMnROIPKRKI) H A Nil It RHCUlhFd,
Hl.HaMi HA.NIiKEaClllelro,
LACK MANUKtKCIIIFKrt,
VliUtMED UAHUKKJtCUIEF8.
.1.
M. IIAFEEIOU.
No. fit CHEelNCT BTUEBT.
1 1 OH I till V.
A FULL AHMOBTMHMT.
OUIVEH
IN OKIAT VAHIEtY.
No. Vtrl OUKBNl'T tXBKET.
Lai eat NiJWaTa jnat raoelvad i'imi Parla, by
"j. m. iiAir.Eiair.
No 6(H C1IE9N0T BTIiBET.
HILKH.
VOIRE AKTIIJ1 LB,
HllKh.S UOflliH,
III A' K I.OOliH,
IKIbH FOI'LISM.
1 llhbt'U CblTEH. e'e.
AU U above at Low Pi lea lor the HOLIDAYS.
J. M. IIAFIaElOlI,
12 l.'.lbstn No. 903 CUE8NI I BTRtET.
RATIONAL OIL EETlliniG 00MPAU7,
w ruii.Aiiaiij'uiA.
CMlitol S200.000. 20,000 hareB. $10 ?.
1
raaiiavT.
WA'TBOM MALOSSV
MANAOERf.
WATROW MALOWB. I HI OH imVESBOW,
MK'HAr'.l.t' ItOYBH,
TIHIS. i. LA SCAwTatB,
F. VLAlAUUklllt. Jh., ' JAMKH o. FAkAIUA.
ALMAAKDKK . Lit AM.
TBlAgnlHIl.
7110MAB I. LAMCABTKB,
glCKITAST.
BKrTBY C. BTEYENBOat.
Tkla remrany la fcaaded npoa a nkaUatlal tm kaaM-
anata tuaUieaa bahla, aud bflera grealrr audneauaau aayf
inura rehahle areurlly tor tnvvalmejit tliaa awvelhea bow
babira tke pubba. BuhacrlpUuaia ara w laakag rootoveat,
and a larga portion of W atook la aareaOr laauau. Xiiaaia ual
of Uie proprur may ba ea.aa.uied, aad M kiuruiaU.B oli
tauiad at Uieuanalof tba Coaauany, Mil. latl 8. BiAJU
JAS. IJ. BTBVBKBOM,
IX 9 l.lUa OMJBA Wa
JJI.ACK LYONS VKIjTHT
FOH CLOAKS,
mm AaetlM, at Bednoad meet.
w mm i.rins yri.Tir, ia
n do iu io iu.
CURTTErT STODTIAET & FR0THEB,
oa. r0, 4.1K aa N. HRCOKD.AIraat,
11 l 41 Alwrt With.
'JO ( A I'lTALIST.S
IHIDKON'H
rTINT UNIVEh8AL QUILT ER.
TIIK KNTIItl'. OR STATU RIGHT
FlK HllK.
Tli, UNI VI'ltMAI. VCII.Tflt It an fnutf new pHael-
plf In hi vr ln MmIiim lirrt 'opmnt.
It In repililf r4 imltlng In any fnm, an f notilil be mart
of Inva'tial.le bitvK-p In eTury lainlly In ambrolderlnr
rhlldri n'e Karmtlill. workinir f.nry iiattmii, roverleen,
bed ipjUtu, Ac, an la nrt firra ai,':iin.t nil inlYlnitPmnl.
Cull, f.r a fciw da.i. at thp Onion HotPl, AIU0 ttrent.
ahovpTlilnl.
imp ' . R. nnowN.
von Tin; iirsii!!
COMK EARLY! COME EARLY!
kow is ran time to but.
0. W. PFOHER'3
ONE l'BRB noOK.AI.IU'M. PICTOBK, ANI KIlittB
hTilHK.
ISO. KOS Mt root,.
FRAMES! rRAMES! ! FE4MEB!!
HI 81 10 ritAsJKR, ALL HI7.KH AND ITYI.F.i.
WALHI1 do lo da
GILT do da
HIISKWOOII dn i do
Frnmue mnile to order, and particular au ntloa giron to
k ii ami. Mi ricri'nr.s, F.te. K.IC.
ALI1VMS! ALBUMS I
ALDUM3!
Our eto k of
xu:'XOtaiiAXii
ALIIUMrj
Ifl TIIK
LARGEST L TIIE CITT.
Over .vn elylea, many of them HEW, and aleoi.
prettily for our own naloa.
lrtren Irnlil 15 era tit to 860.
ai.i. Hoi. ii
LBflS TIIAM WANi rAUTURKUS' ntlCBll.
DOOKS!
I100K8I
BOOKS I
ALL HEW nOOKS RKCEIVRIl OK HAT OF PUULf-
CAT1UN, AMI KULD AT A D1MCUUKT.
.cn r.nnkiror !;.-.
n u . .Ik. tor f i 'i'i.
tl ; llook I.T t 'iA.
i -ill H.njkj lor l
1 iv Booki for m conti.
l: rout HonkN lor HI oentj.
60 out Hooka for 40 onia.
'J cent Hooka for 'Jo oenta.
r.ir.LF.8 AND riiAYKR nOOKS la railout at aa
lllr(iis.
HI A1IIES, l'OSl FOLIOS, cte. etc, at low ptloea. i
JL YtMLE AKl) 1'ICI CKB UOOK.t, la great rerlety.
rilOTOGRAniS!
rHOTOGRArnS!
ISIPKTtlAL PHOTIflRAPIIS,
'iU'ii ovar iai aubjecta.
MumiM nioT'ioRAPna.
lUikU over 700 auujocta.
CAIil) rilOTOIlKAI'llS.
plain uver 'JOiHl aubjeota.
CARD PIIOTOORAPim,
lolorwi ovcx lOon aubjeota.
NEW BUB.IKCTS ADDED EVERT WW.
PITOIIE1V3,
Xo. SOS CIIF..1NUT 81U1MT.
II 20 3lrp
HOLIDAY TRESENTS. .y,
,?JWATCUK.l,.ll'.WKLriY.A.NIiHll.VKItWARB JJrSJ
jA KINK I. ill. II WATCHKS. tl'ki
FINE HOLD JlKU iilAMO.M JtWLLIlY,
Ooiut.liin nl'
UliEAHT l'l.Vl,
MK iiintin,
A Mil
FINUEIl RIN1IS,
RII.VRII WARE,
Con.lMliu ot all ai.lea. aulialne lor Holiday and Bri
dal rreacnia, a lof whiub will be aold at tbe ioweat oaaa
prlcea.
U.IBHIIII !.
U 20 St No. 1J 8. SECOND Hiroet.
QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.
Plill.Alki.illlA. Pa.. IlecnuiDor iO. ItVA.
healed Pronoaala iiJ lie roet'lyed at una oitlco until If
o'clock M., on MA 1 1 IUIAY, IKcember il. Iioit. for tba
Imuicdlale dellTKry at tl.e I ulfu btaiaa nt.reliouae.Uaa
over airt ot wlinri. oi uie luiiowinK artlrii-a, via. :
otouifvi iiat Hoaxoa. 1 tutu, aiiuara euya, well taa
aoned. & Of 0 feo. u. k Flank , 1 incliofl thick, well aoaaouod.
Ti.iOi do do JH dj Uj
Iii.ikii do dn II d do
n,i4 do do il.' do do
111 m II tlo do 4 do do
b.U do do 6 do do
All ol tho abnye Jcacritird tn ha of tha lical otialtty, and
aubicct to ilie Iiihp'hmIjii of an limpoctor appoiutod oo tlia
part of the Uoverlimeilt.
llnlilerb will a aie price, to Include del very, both In
wrlilnK aud lltjurea. the iiuauilty bid for, and tba time of
delivery.
.a h b d mniit be cnaranteod Dytwo reaponal&le ner-
aoaa, whoke aianaturi a niu.t lie apLoniled to Uie auaranieo
and eerlltled tu aa bcuiK xond and auillclent aocuruv for
tbe ami unt Irvnlvrd. hy tbe I tilted Htatee lllHtrlct Ju.Ke,
Attamcy, oi Collecor, or olher publlo oil our, otberwuo
Uia bid will not be ci.n.idarad
J le tiaht U reaerveil to re.ect ail OKia aecmed too
blab, aud uo bid from a defaulting couuactor will ba re
ceived. Hy order of colonM uihiai iiiui.h. cuier itaarur-
uuter.
UKOKI1K K. OKMB,
15 20 4l Caylaln aud A. U- M.
ri'O CAPITALISTS-VALUABLE OIL TER-
1 111 TO It Y.
J lioac de.lrnua ot entering Into an oil company n iw In
courmi ol oriianlutliiii, aa urlKllial partlea.are Inlonnod
that tlicre are a lew fthaicu yet to ba dupiiii'd of In a com
pany of unquestionable roliablllly, at tlio ra.a of 91iXIl
caili.
The properly la located on Two Mile run, and conalata
or am -mivcu acrca, me ureaior poriion or wuicu it Ultra-
a-
auie territory, un me uaianee or ine property, wnion u
iilland, la an ahuuduiice of coal, and alao noaaatoue, wulcu
l uiucu niedtd lu una region.
Till, proi erty u ono ol II. c mnat nttractlve on Two Mllo
run It.r oil purpoaea. atul Ilea directly Ul tba Ureal Oil
lla.lu.
The otllce of tbe Conip.iur le at .i.toiikisi'T hi reel.
Rooinl,. i.UWl.M K ejlUPduN,
12 'Al lit Hccrelary and lreaauror.
BTEENQTH TO THE WEAK
YOUTU TO TDK All EDI
jlItICllt:is U. or
IilFE HEJU VENATOR.
Tkla prefiarallon Ii unequalled ut a Kejuvenator and Ka
ttorar of waated or Inert function.
Tba atd ahoaldbe certain to maketheBloki'oneahouea
kold tod, Inasmuch aa It will render them youthful In reel
ing and lu atrength, and enable tbm to Uve over again Uia
dayt of thru- prlitlne Joy. It not oniy axbllaratea bat
turenvtliena. and ia really an Invaluable blcaslog. aapocUUly
lo thoaa wbo bavc been reduced to a condition of aominy,
df-abuse, nilifortunc, or ordinary ahkneaa. No matter
wbat the caii!e of the liupotcury of any buman organ, tblaj
uparb prtparntlcu will rcu.ora tho etiect at once and fbr-
,v' EIOKRENE
Cnraa Impottury, tianeral Debilliy,-Dyai ep-la, Deprei
liou, Loaa ol Ajipetlle, Weakne.a vi the Oigana ut
(immrution, Imbtcil'ty, Kmacuitlon, hunul.
It bai a moat eMigntrul, dcalrablc, and Bnval eiroct upon
ia Kannna Uvaujmi and all wbo are In any way proa-
tramdbynanrouadiaablUtleaareearneaUyadflaadloaei. 1
I . u, it,i moat ricallant and uiieuuallad pruparatloa. ay
1'eiatna who, by liuprudeace, have mat tneir naiuaj- i
Tlgor, will find a ai eady and permanent cora In Ui j
Tl , ,u- II 1..TJ l.1 I
lliuniv.".
It w n ba found total! Uinercnt fiom all other articloat
for the aame purpoaea. 1 i '
TO FEMALEo. Thle preparation la lnvalnabloln B,r"" I
ou waakaaaae of all kiuda, aa It will raelore tho waWf j i
llrangtb with wonderful paruianeuca. .
It la alao a grand tonic, and wlU give relief la Byepepat i
... . . . . i.tu..lnllintf irtDHna. '
With tha nrei aoao. a unci f'
Tata the itomack ta a degraaof lnet bealtli, aad banktka
VVm UoUar'pw bot0a,or gla boli fcr W. Bold M
Unujgl'i geaerally.
Beat by aipraaa anywliero. by addreaalng e,
nUTCUlNGS A HILLYER, Proprlfblow
No.ol CEDAR Buaat, Haw York.
Held by JOflNBTOK, 110I.I.0WAY a) 90W-
rit , o, tl N. HIXIU, BUvt'., I'kJCio'Phie
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