TOE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 18CC.
PUBLISIIKD RVEHT APTKUNOOSI
(srDATf ixcrrrmn),
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 18G6. .
The Two Addresses.
Wk published yesterday, side by side, the
two great political manifestoes of the day.
The oDe was the address of the National Re
publican Executlvo Committee; the other
that of the Soldiers' Convention at Cleveland.
The first was evidently from the pen of Ho
race Greeley; the' second is attributed to
General Thomas Ewing, Jr., of Kansas . We
do not appeal to partisanship in order to draw
a comparison between the two similar yet
nnlike productions ; but would ask any care
ful reader, ot ordinary literary taste and com
mon sense, whether the Republican manilesto
is not as f8r superior as Horace Greeley is
when compared with General Ewlng.
We frankly say that we have never read an
address which to completely covers the
ground Intended, which Is more in symetry,
more powerful in solid force, more earnest
from deliberate onviction, than the Republi
can Executive appeal to the people of the
country. When it has been read carefully
through, it leaves an impression of complete
ness. There seems as though there was
nothing omitted which should have been
mentioned, and nothing mentioned which
could have been with propriety omitted.
The World vainly endeavors to-day to dis
cover a flaw in its logic. There is a whole
souled determination to do right, and a fixed
conviction that right ia being done, in every
word, such as no one but an' earnest believer
in the truth of what he writet could express.
It wdl go forth to the people a convincing
argument to the wavering, and a support and
cheering draught to those who are steadfast
in the fallb.
Of its counterpart, the Cleveland Address,
we would speak with perfect fuirnes?. It is a
creditable document, and most plausibly con
ceived. So far as literary execution is con
cerned, it Is by many degrees the interior of
the Ward Address, but its chief fault does not
lie In the absence of neatly worded periods.
It lacks sincerity. It would require no spe
cial familiarity with its author to convince
the reader that he was a proselyte. It is too
long. It does not fairly meet the issue, and
utterly and entirely Ignores the great ques
tion, "Why should a Southern vote have
twice as much influence as a Northern one ?"
It exposes many vulneiable points, but we
would call attention only to two glaiing
en ors. The great objection to the present
proposed Constitutional amendment made by
Ewiug is that it comprises various sect'ons
utterly disconnected, and that it must all be
voted for or be all opposed. There can be no
division of the question. The report says;
"The manner in which these conditions, m the
form of tn amendment ta the national U mstiti
tutloo, have been presented, not only to the
people ot the South, but t the nation, is with
out precedent. For the lirst time in tli'i history
of t''is Government proooeitions, without con
nection have been united in one amendment,
and the peoole have been cien'ed the opportu
nity ot lree choice concerning each."
We can see no difference between the alter
native allowed to the States now and that
presented to them when the twelve amend
ments were adopted, in the nature of a bill of
rights, immediately after the ratification of t ie
original instrument. Each State Legislature
then had the privilege of giving its assent to
such and such proposition, and of dividing the
issue for itself. In fact, as late as 1805, If we
are not mistaken, Mississippi gave but a par
tial consent to the Constitutional amendment
in regard to slavery, and added a clause " that
nothing shall be so construed" to imply assent
to a certain deduction.
Not content with opposing the amendment
themselves, these soldiers of the republic
endeavor to incite Opposition from the Rebels.
In regard to the section disfranchising Rebel
x-United States officers, it atrociously says :
"The Southern people, after following their
.uwl ipadera into the late struarele, and shar-
iiig the rblc of their fate through four years of
terriDie war, me iuou uu i i"uir
lion. Whatever punishment their leaders may
deservtf at the bauds ot the Government, it is
unintelligible that statesmen should have
AmmMi nt asking their associates and follow
ers to inflict that punishment upon them, cspe
Maii nunifihment of lasting disgrace, more
terrible than auy which the Government itself
a ,iihnrized to ramose. It in the midst of their
errors the people of the South retain the ordi
nary fidelity of comrades in arms to each other
the common sentiment of honor which rules
all companionship tney win n n voluntarily
desert the men whom they have voluntarily
and steadily followed amid bo many perils.
They will not accept this."
If this Is nt inciting Rebel soldiers to
stand by their leaders, who deceived them
Into a dreadful war by their sophistries, we
do not read English correctly.
Tint, one word more. The address states
that while the amendment demanded by Mr.
Tu.nn was lust, that proposed by Congress
ndanffers the peace of the country. Who Is
hidee of the propriety of the two
amendments? If not the people, who then?
And to the people we have appealed, and will
zLia k. thftir decision. In fact, the address
f. -Mr elves ui satisfaction. We had
feared a frank, manly, terse, soldier-like ap-
twi we nave vai Huimiuuo, w
?Tii V.. oM. It will do ub no harm, and the
civic danger it will cause the Un on party
ill about equal the martial terror with which
Hsauthor Inspired their late Rebel foes, now
their political u
NewYobk Soldiibs' Convention. A
cnirllera' Convention was neiu ni oyra-
cuse. New Tork, yesterday, at which resolu
cuB 7vnrrAaii were passed, and a
SSSSSL composed of General Bar
UJFZl f other dlBtlnguhibed officers and
aiTpointedKtend the Soldiers'
ConYeaUcuatrittoburg.
Desperate Efforts of the Democrats la the
Third District.
Tun canvass in the Third Congressional Dis
trict Is opening up vigorously, and the oppo
nents of the present able and faithful incum
bent. Hon . Leonard Myers, despairing of the
contest on the legitimate vote, are already
resorting to expedients as disgraceful as tbey
are desperate. Colonization la being resorted
to In some of the wards; men are promised
places in the Navy Yard and else where, if they
will vote for Buckwalter; and threats have
leen made to remove the Commodore, who
will cot lend himself to such work, and Is en
deavoring to carry out Secretary Welles,
order Issued last year, forbidding such politi
cal interference.
A committee of Democrats waited on a pro
minent citizen of the district, a few days
since, and oflVred him the position of Post
master it he would assist in defeating Myers.
JJe spurned them from his presence.'
Mr. Myers' district is one of the marked
L.I.L 41. T" .......
Ones, upon wuicu iue ieuiw;its arc tuu"
centrating all their energies. The Unionists,
however, are thoroughly aroused, and will
send Mr. Myers back by a heavier majority
than ever. Buckwalter Is no more popular
now than when he was beaten before. His
record is a bad one, and he belongs to that
class of politicians whom General Grant says
no good Union man can support. lie is too
much of the Vallandigham order to be a fit
representative of the loyal and patriotic
people of the Third District.
"IUester' Clymer.
"IIiKfeTEH Clymer. In one word, U the candi
date ofthe Union party In Pennsylvania, and
h'8 election will oe as signal a victory tor ine
Union as any won Dy urant or iarraeui. Age.
niester Clymer is the candidate forced on
the Democratic party by its leaders of the
Vallandigham and Ben Wood stripe. lie has
no sentiment in common with the Union men
of Pennsylvania, and never had. Ills record
is that of a Rebel sympathiser, and he now
adheres to It. He is detested by a large class
of moderate Democrats, and General Grant
says it is an "insult" to ask any Union sold'er
to vote for such a man. He will be the worst
beaten man that ever ran for Governor in the
State of Pennsylvania.
Democratic Abase oi General Grant.
As we anticipated, General Grant has sud
denly lost all p ipularity with the Democrats.
The broadside he fired into their ranks the
other day was a little too much tor them to
bear politically. But the soldiers, who vote
as they fought, will give them a still more
terrible fire at the polls In October and No
vember. The Richmond Examiner gets off
the following:
'If a tyiant needed a tool, he would find him
in Grant. Grant is a fool, but he is a vicious
one, who is cunning for mischief. He is as vain
as he is iooiisq, ana as cruei as ne is vain. 'His
hopes and wishes do not cure a bawbee tor the
'masse.' whether loyal or otherwise. All he
knows of masses is ot masses ot boliiier.s that are
to be hurled ajsain'-t each other for destruction.
Heaven grant ut some respite from Grant."
Moie than Five Thousand Gain tn Maine.
The Union gain in Maine is more than five
thousand votes over last year, borne of the
Democratic journals are attempting to falsity
the figures, to keep up the hopes and spirits
of the rank and file of their party ; but it is
of no use. The Maine election has sounded
the knell of Democratic hopes for the elec
tions this year.
What is Thought of Him. The Trenton
State Gazette thus 6peaks of Hon. A. G. Cat
tell, the new Senator from New Jersey :
'We do not exaggerate when we sav that loval
men everywhere throughout tot? country will
rejoice at this termination or a protracted con
troversy, air. uaxieu is noi omv in every re
spect eminently qualified lor the dignified posi
tion ot fceuator. but he has richly deserved the
position by faithful and lons-continued services
in tue causeoi ireeacm uuu uuiuau rufuis. intel
lectually and morally he will conter distin
guished credit upon the State. His voice and
vote may ui uu nines oe uuueuueu uiiuu iu re
present the sentiment and wishes of the loyal
people, and aew Jersey, a u ring nis term or ser
vice, will give no uncertain sound as to any
of tbe great issues of the times. In the past, we
have been compelled, not unrrequently, to hang
our heads in shame that when other States pro
nounced in lolly tones in favor of great aud
publime measures of policy, we had no voice to
declare our sympathy therewith. Henceforth
this humiliation at lean will be escaped, and
our goodly Stale will rank side by side with the
mobt advanced in the advocacy of every good
principle." '
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS
Republican Invincibles.
HABRISBURG EXCURSION 1
All members ot tbe Clab desirous ot vUltlnf Har-
rlsburg
ON SATURDAY K VES IflfG NEiT,
Will register their namei on roll provided at the-Koom,
In order to enable the Committee to arrange tot traoa-
portaUen.
BT OSLDEB OF
It GEOBGE T HUM AN, Jb , Marshal.
rjS?- NOTICE. THE GKAND TORCH LIGHT
Proceaaion of the Union BnpubUcana ot the
Third District will take
plaoe on t'RID Kt Evening,
SeDtemberil.lBMl. ine
ttoua and Club will report at their headu,uartete ,at 6
joys in uiue n ara Aseocia-
o'clock tliat evening,
Captain JACOB 8. STRETCH,
Cblel Marshal.
y oruer ui
It
HEADQUARTERS
REPUBLICAN
BEFTBMBRB 30,
OBDF.R No. 1.
188&
The MYERS demonnti tloa in the Third ConiirAi-
alonal District having betn postponed until th31t,
inemDers oi me t.iuo wui aueniDie proinpujei ( r. ai.
FKlDAi to participate.
tijorueroi ueuuue ibumaw, jr.,
It Mawhal
COMPANY H REPUBLICAN IK-
VI NCI HLF.8. Members will meet at the room
on SATURDAY, 'iid Instant, at 1 o'clock, farad to
Uarrubury. A F. t'OLESBEHBr, Captain.
CHAHLKa 4. tailob, eteoietarj. V (-
THR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sVy Stockholders of tbe CRKHCKNT CITY OIU
COMPANY "111 be held at their office ho. SS S. THIKO
8tret. on tuwiisi, October , at u o clock, noou,
lor the e'ecwon omoer.
SWlli V. BUZ BY, Secretary .
TO Til EDITION
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
By Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable.
THE
ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUS
SIA AND AMERICA j
A Turkish Victory In Candla.
ADJUSTMENT OF THE VE
NETIAN DIFFICULTY.
.
Commercial and Financial Intelligence.
he nuMlan-Amerlcan Alktanoe.
Londoi, Wednesday, September 19 Noon.
The Daily Hcwr, in an editorial to-day, says the
Russian-American alliance is impracticable.
The Turk Victorious in Candla
Trieste, September 19 jJbon. A great battle
has been fought in the island of Candia, between
the Turks and Insurrectionists, in which the
former were victorious.
The Difficulty Between Pruititla and
Austria Nearly Settled.
Florence, September 19 Noon. The mission
of General Bevel to Vienna has led to the belief
that the difliculty about the Venetian debt li
near an end, and that a compromise will be
effected, with the result of a lasting peace.
The "Africa" and "Manhattan" at
Liverpool.
Queenstown, September 19 Noon. The
steamships Africa, from Boston, via Halifax,
and Manhattan, from New York, have arrived
here, and proceeded to Liverpool.
Loudon Money Market.
London, September 19 Noon. Consol for
money, 694- American securities firm. United
States 6-203 higher, at 72J; Erie Railroad, 474;
Illinois, 784.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Liverpool, September 19 iToon. Cotton un
changed. Estimated sales, 13,000 bates. Mid
dling uplauds, 13fd. '
IMPORTANT CABINET MEETING.
f SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVEN IN ( TELEGRAPH.
Washington, September 20. a. special Cabi
net meeting was held this morning, for the pur
pose, it is believed, of considering Secretary
McCulloch's objections to turning radical clerks
out ot office.
From Canada.
Ottawa, September 20. -Further trials of the
Peabody rifles have resulted satisfactorily, and
a large order has been given by the Govern
ment. It Is understood the Government accepts
the offer of a United States company to send on
machinery and men to convert the Enfield rifles
into breech-loaders.
Toronto, September 20. The new currency
arrangements go into effect on the 25th instant.
Pending the completion of the provincial notes,
now being executed, the uotfs of the Bank of
Montreal will be used as legal-tender?, being
stamped with the words, "Provisional note
JLegai-teaaer lor ine neceiver ueaerai."
From Syracuse.
Syracuse, September 20. The Convention of
Soldiers and Sailors of tbe S:aLe and Union
AVO-OHI I'ICU IVUUJf OUU HVi-tCtf Mill . V I .7 IU1 dUQ
year, after which they adjourned cine die.
VAO oanm 1 v 1 n 4ss9nv nlnnlAil r-Q( tn aot rsie a
From Doston.
Boston, September 20. The steam ship Meteor,
which cleared yesterday for the Bast Indies,
was again seized to-day by the Government.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I See the Second Page for additional Special A'oticei.J
1ST" SPECIAL NOTICE!
UNION LEAGUE HOUSE,!
BltOAD bTBKKT. I
The citizens of Philadelphia are especially invited
to assemble at
HALL,
MARKET STREET, BELOW THIRTEENTH
ON FRIDAY EVENING NEXT,
THE 21st INST., AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Eloquent Addresses will be delivered by the fol
lowing distinguished gentlemen, Invitations baring
been aoeepted by them to be present npon the
occasion.
HON. JT. A. J. CRESWELL,
United States Senator, Maryland.
COLONEL, F. MONTGOMERY,
Of Misalaelupi.
GENERAL, J, EATON,
Of Tennessee.
CAPTAIN JAMES J. FERREK,
Late of the Bth Illinois; lolantry
By order of the Committee on Publlo Meetings.
JAMES H. ORNE, Chairman.
Chablm 8. Oqdkh, Feoretary. (9 20 2t
l"vwcaS2?AIlTEIlS REPUB"CAN IN-
nD v. T.M..8I9,18a.
.I!f??.bf.rf yl,".f?,,,,,,ule fully equipped for parade, on
THUK8DAY KVKN1
)i0'olock. to Participate
to he held at Ohesnut Hill. m'"mm
u tbe demonatratloa
Ut omer ot
lg
OtOKQE VHUtiAH. jr.
Marshal.
FOR ALDERMAN,
FIFTH WAKD,
WI1MUAM
11 1ml
W. DOUGIIERTY.
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flgpMUJAVIRO. WE COPY THE FOLLOW-
lift meritorious notice ol this most delirious
perftame ftom Forney's iYrss."
UcjATiao. This dellclon new perfume tor the
handkerchief, I without a rival for delicacy, durability,
and richness. In fact, ot ail perfumes the fragrant
Wujaviro (of Russian ortmn) tnar be called the qulntec
eence. For sale hy all the principal druggists. C7H6m4p
133"" NEWSPAPER AUVJ-KT13ING JOT,
a, Vsit , n. k, corner oi r is in "m1
HUT Streets, rhlladelphia, and T8IUUNK BrjlLD-
I08, ew Tork, are agenla tot th "1'ELBOBA.ru," and
tor the Newspapers ot the whole country. '
THE
TOWS.
PHILADELPHIA,
ANU NOllRHlOWN
KAILHOaD
iuairA. i .
riin.ADniMiiA. Centemhern, 1818.
The I'.onrd n( Manamn httvn ihU ln deolared a Divi
dend ot FIVE PKU i EN I . op the Capra' Stock, par
able, clear i taxes on and liertlie lt of October next.
ine irnnnier bonks oi the I ompanv will ba cloonil on
the ith Inst., and remain i losoil until the 1st ol octo'wr.
SI.'ltb3t A. R. IMt'UHKlirT Trensurer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Ptni'kh'ildPrs ol tnn TlURNlNtt HPRISO OIL
CfMPA N Y OF PKNSRYLVANI will lie hell at
ibelrOfllce. N. B. corner ol 8KVKNTU and SANSOM
Htreeis. on SATURDAY. Ortnoer (itli lHfitt . at 4 o'e onk
P. M. An election will be bad oi Directors tor ibo en-
ulna ye
V Mitt'
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r3f POST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
the Mail for HAVANA, nut steamanm M TA R ml)
8TH1PKH. will he closed at this office on .SATURDAY
MOBMNO.a instant, at o'clock.
v m lit u. A. WALUORN. Postmaster.
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It4p
REDUCTION IN PRICE
or THE
AMERICAN WATCHES.
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS.
In consequence of the recent great Improvements In
our lactlltles lor manufacturing, we have i educed our
prices to as low a point as they esn.be placed
, WITH GOLD AT PAR,
go that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now from
the expectation that It Will be cheaper at some future
time. The test of ten years and the manufacture and
sale of
MORE THAN 990,000 WAT0HE8, "
nave given our productions the very highest rank
among time keepers. Commencing with the determi
nation to make only ttaoroigbly excellent watches, our
business has steadily increased aa the public became
acquainted with their vsluu, until, tor nfouthi together
we have been unable to surp y the demand. Wetuvt
reptatediv enlarged our Taotory buildings nntu they
now cover over Oiree acrea orgrouod, and give accom
modation to more than elglit hundred workmen.
We are fu lyJustlOed in saying that we now make
MORE THAN ONE-H4LF OF ALL THE WATCH.
BOLD IN TU K UNITED STATES. The dlflerentgradee
aredWttngulshed by the allowing trade-marks on the
plate:
1 "American Wn'ch Co- " altham. Mass
5' Anpieion, 1 racy A Co.," Waithum. Maaii
I ..p. h. Bartlett. Waltnam. Maaa. '
J' llilam Ellen ."
J OUR ' 0 AT". of tint quality Is named
Appleton.Tracy t o " Walthaiu, MM
. Our next Quality oi Ladles' Watch Is denied " p. 8.
uartieit" Waltnam Mass. These watchesare
furnished In a great variety oi sizes and Uvielof
oases.
The Am.ncan Wa.oh Co of Waltham. Mass., antho
Hie o t,e th,t wUbou' f'lnoUou of tiadi m!5ka
'il'lK,XH'PBOnTJCT8 Of THEIR FACTORY ARK
ALL 1" i'DLLY WAltRANTs-D vl"0:r
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Sat, umlke the guarainee of a foreign miner, who on
never be reached, this guarautee la good at all times
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the most thorough trial, any watch sbou d prove detec
tive i J peftlcular it mjv always be exohanged lor
iVnotber. is the American Watches made at wSlthim
ire for sale by d'alers seneral y ihroughout tUa ceuuiry.
1 do not solicit orders tor simile Wsuihes
CAUllOf- he publlo are cautioned to buy only of
respectable deaieis. All person, selling counteneita will
be proseouteu.
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P ANT,
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J F. & E. B. 0 R N E,
IVo. 004
CIIESNUT STREET,
THIRD POOR ABOVE NINTH,
FANCT RUOS AND SHEEPSKIN MATS.
COCOA MATTING, ALL WIDTHS.
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS, FOR FLOORS.
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS, FOR STAIRS,
flttigtalaitp
ELEOTRIO
SOAP
SAVES TIME,
SAVES LABOR,
SAVES CLOTnSH,
SAVES WOMEN.
And all leading Grocer i sell it '
It Is tued by dissolving in hot watnr. and soaklnr
the loibee five to ton minutes, tnen a little band
rnbbtncwiU make tbem at e can as hours of bard
machine rubUnit would do with ordinary oap, and
no injury to the most delicate tabrio. It is used with
entire satisfaction in tbo families of Rer. ALFRED
COOKMAW WM. C. 8TBVEN90S.No. 1525 Greea
treet; THOMAS C. LOVE, No. loll CHESNUT
street; A. h. HART, No. 827 Lombard sireot;
ISAAC M08S, No 22 Greon streetilC. HART.
has, io. 1229 Mnrsball ttreet, and thousandu of
otliers, In all parts of this and other cltios.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOB (
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP
WHOLESALE OFFICE.
No. 107 South I'TET tl St.
0 18 6t4p
FIRST-CLASS 150MEIS.
SEVEN PER CENT.
North Missouri First Mortgage
even l'cr Cent, llond
OK HAND AND FOR SALE AT
Belore consenting to this Agency, we have made
cervlul craulration of the nieiiis of these Bonds, by
acndlns; Win. Slllnor Koberts, and others, to report aooa
the cocultlon and prospects of the Railroad. Tbesr
reuort Is on flic at out oftice aud Is h'uhly satisfactory.
We do not hesitate to recommend thete Bonds as being
a first-class security, aud a most sale and judicious
Investment.
The above Bonds are rapidly passing out ol ear band,
and ax we expect to laise tbe price shoitly, we edvfse
all who desire Uirro to call promptlv.
Ail Information cheerfully given. '
JAY COOKE & CO., .
BANKERS,,
No. 114 South THIRD St.
rmLADELPniA
19 is in
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST, AND
fcAKE DEI'O&IT COMPANY OF PUILADELr
I'HIA. For the Bafe-keeplrg of Valuables under Ohm
antoe. CAflTAL, 500,000
N B. Browne,
( Hit nee H claik,
John Welsh.
OIBBCTOBS
Charles Macaleator
ixlwara W. Ulars..
Alexander Jlotirr.
Htepbeu A. CaldweU.
Henry C. filliunn.
Vic. 1'iesldcnt. I LtHMlT. H. CI.ARK.
t-ocretary and 'lieaiiurer, KOUKHT HATTERSON
Ollue (at pieieni) In tbe KUe proof Building of the
Philadelphia National Bank.
CHESMJi BTttttT. ABOVE FOURTH.
The Company will commence business on the 1st
Pfsptemher iw-H, and will bo prepared
TO BhCtCIVE 1P(JH1T8 CM) EE 00 ABASTEE
upon the following rates, for one year or less period:
Government and all other ( oupoo)
securities, or those transferable 91 00 per tlO(s
by del. very, including Bank Bills.... )
Govemnuni and all other securities,) ... anwa
negotiable only by endorsement J
Gold Com or Bullion ftl-25 per Si (Mil
HI iver Com or Hul Ion fi 00 per (HMO
Silver or Gold Plate under seal, enl
owner's estimate of lull value, audi ... una
rate wiblect to adjustment lur bu k, f 91 w Der '
on a basis ot J
Deeds. Mortgages. Valuable Papers generally, when
oi no fixed value, tl a year each, or acoordingie
buik.
Wills, (5; which premium covers the remainder ottbs
lite of the maker.
Cash Boxes or small Tin Boxes, for papers of Bankers.
CupllaliBts. Merchants Lawyers 'tradesmen Families,
etc., MU be received at Via each box ortiuukper
year, contents unknown to the Company, and liability
limited.
FOB COLLECTION OF INTEREST, ONE PER CENT
ON AMOUNT COLLECTED.
COUPONS AND INTEREST WILL B COLLECTED
WliEN DhfelKKD. AND KKMIT CD
TO THE OWNERH.
DEPOSITS OF MONEY RECEIVED. OS WHICH
INTKBE8T WILL BE ALLOWED.
This Company Is also authorized to act as Eiecu.
tars. Administrators, and Guardians to receive aat
execute Tiusta of ever' description from the Courts.
Corporations, or Individuals.
K. B. BROWNE.
President.
BOBKBT P4TTEHSOK,
feecretary and Ticasuror. 9141m
TO FA31IliI12S.
OLD POET WINES,
YEMT BARE OLD BSANDIE8,
SRERBT AND MADURA WINES,
RYE, BOURBON, AND W3EAT WHISKIES!
By the Demijohn or Cask.
H. & A. C. VAN BELL,
WINE MERCHANTS,
JVo. 1310 CUESMT Street.
28 tuthslmtp
QIP AFRICAN COFFEE,
DUAbb Sa,
GESCIKE MOCHA COFFEE,
OOVEBKMEST JAVA COPrBE.
FOB SALE BY
JAMES R. WEBB,
EIGHTH and WALNUT Streets.
8l
A L EI
A L E t
WILLIAM YOUXOER'S 8PARKLIN0 EDtN
BURGH ALE,
. FOR SALE BY TOE CAIK OR DOZEN. .
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
4 Hl3p 8.W. CC. BROAD talWAXJrCT.