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Fire In ChnYI..,ox,, M..

Bosros, Jan. "a, 1880.
fnt's stable in Charostown, was destroyed by Gre
last night, with iss contents including eight valuable
horse
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hfc broke out on Saturday night, about ten O'Clock
IN 'te gas fixtures mandatory Of Fellows, Hoffman 4
Co. 30 Bo'rdin street. and before It extingaished
dhaei stock and building 10 the extent " $500 Fully
inssrsd On Kings County Insurance Company and cthors
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Fire I'm a Pile ar Hsx.

The siatm q DIRE between eleven and Twelve O'Clock
yea's'ss was caused by bale hay taking Gre on
The Sidewalk at the 81 Dover enc Front streets
Dan,arc 20 hay about $50.
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American sh'Pmassers' Asseci~trs~.

No 81 WALL sTsrEf--Rooss a, ~ lspE
The following approved Master oGsers have received
commissions from this A.so-istoc;--
.sp f.on as Thoi,ss 5MaSsc sr, Isay sonss uS .,
es oss S c s d Ss' f ES1S s M ,Sa
Mss .i nn s sh Ras @ssss 49, S;%
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RSrsad s 40 JANE. Nserso "a er NV, %aa en-, i. sa
a ss fn 6ossh lalS 5 sSh III, s s rs t See
ys;tct so:S tslas SiSssi, BIG ursR XII II:
Anc9mmss;ous oul-i .aflsg ov.r 90 year sgu-. % n.
prs.eu'sl II ihe orioa for renewal
spoken. Sc.
Ship fa MD, lro,i Lvripou ror Calcutta, NV iat
sapJ9hn grish, newur from IlverToo Cor Syors Jan
Asis Nn-yeh from AyogS 60 New orleans. Jan H. Of
sehf Jnrs1 dam from Amy ior New Yort. days ou,
LII 'ie Pm W. 4ra 1f,s we'f N'oFS'
RSlFssY jan Arr Fiaia. SYeTs e''p' "''rA
a. alsSa Wait N sS h SgsS s xyer s Dec
C,srs.eGs. Jan lin poit bark Fannie non - Thomas
Ss Tss,s Dec Be-, ssls 9ssees rss sye,
B.snugs. Jan Arr Eva, ca'edonl,n c,r AMI cisopa.
,sroos Zen ar CITY Of Cork ~ na-lnsu Syu-h;
lore reorsa arr be- M c. ss 81, ,sy. s H 90 s
"Nitotia, WORK: s.h, Daprsr, i.nn, NOrehrs
20 ~ W.b.'er, NorriH kYork.
En- out d. Solid Buiertieck and Ap,sunnnn glopnsr Tor
halumcrs Columbia. Muller Alamo sricser and North
snpl9S Mcrse, No'Ieans; cig e Ma'ohrssr g. Tisi
IoSpoy Jsr arr Rhine Moor, ana Atal-.,, 49,. pi,s
leint Nlurk and both cnf rrt grtnrnl. II
south America, Bayhrd, City Point, W.
Ent ons ID Cruso1i Haiing Nrofk De- IL Bfissr
loueH Foyvy, Jan .--Arr Hieruia a., Portland
ILrsotTH Jan nd Hun ,clit B"y.en NSors ano,ber
ovsyssTc~s Jan i--Arr Cairo Mclean bosom mo, Pm,
I<deiphfa). t -"
Rio IANgrro Dec g. An s,s.u.r. a ,tse,x ,..a
vor1h Nicrk Wa rernainbucn; IcjusG, Codn,sn Ba,nn
~ DO sd ~. ship Herald Gardiner Boston VI. pshlas
nnk bJsn~ tNor), 0lg~u MORT sd all. So. shr
franrk WY nd ths), walker. rsliso. -
40 Tort De- m ssp Ofsri- Nassau .fo h Won cas f,r
rsn ttlsGonis Garter, urc esst.fler,a Dor.
rauusn sisiul Ee.ssksesa for san Ffvrelsss. hs -
rssSsrs h) sanici son, for 20; 1de Swell Gef.rsraf
.E .vTfsnl sc1rS Csmbiisa B-iis fErl. Nfx.ss al
Asrcssh tO'St soc,en, for a. ''~
Americas Porte.
nnSrpN, Jan ~ AN-Ar br-- sirsnon.ss ssr, Las,
ribe tHcl.t ,flnsa iDf rDfnndl. CHRofd .'srlsn.s.
ri ru'r sAker might, rhi,da'hla III sirauer
nsry sanford rs-rrcgd. SXsrk; nsrss Altass COMPS
sucsnssn na,rx.s; Rrse lIrl. HarTlman rIav,ps,
9r,ni Sulinhn am,ien sniih Bsitinsare ,is wcois
no. - y, rs nis B.srSe, Nfers va Stwpott
.HoLFES HOLE Jan ~ r Mar fc'rs Aiyce rsiksr.
Harrs B1igunte for Befass talnmurd, rsfus. Ho~sn
io- hncrf 40 -ets josiah whifrhouEr Ida fwheeier,
~. fIIsc .r-,n suti ssfr, Al. snpy,n rass
nisr \ Dvsg. la.
ly'a-,rress volues ~ Noon, s&vrnssh ~ and gsrBas
tos sY. ionss snlh, flchsl4 Motive 10 hustag willow,
Frnrs Hy~t fot Fsrasri. s,onsgv horshi soson l"f
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"rshd TOTAL Tor the h'c years to les 40
The immense ossss OF tho last three months brought
The total beyond hatof the previous years. This due In
great part 70 the dGstous fres IN and on cotton
aaened vessels Dsasiors OF that nature have directed at.
ientioH 10 the origin of these ho The measures neces
sary 20 prevent them.
In reference - general Losses selecting
masters and mates and thorough - stem OF inspection
oil vessels seems TO he desirable Tor the preservasisn ~
HE, an Impetus has been eiyen 10 Inventions and lie
saving raft composed Of gua psrcha cylinders In can
and capable OF imitation al has me. with con-
siderable favor has been found a ordinary boats are
TOO frequently stove at critical nocut 10 not live IN
heavy sea. They are aD difficult Of landing heavy SURF
Most OF these sppoar successfully by the raft
alluded to.
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Disasters for tho Wear 1868

The loss during 1855 is SO ooo d.slrbusd gcca part
between New York. Boston, Philadelphia other Arncri
can Underwriters whilst portion win fan and
foreign Underwri.srs The following js estimated value
os tho losses each month for ave yeats,--
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1mports into san, during The y,,ss sal Az a.l aa-
tmpors in'c fan dvnng shc va, isss. .. qsIa a2s
Tho above iscfs win IL sitrLrtlss 4, a..
eDd n"rnbaois IN 1885, s'csnl Nss srs irt,,fsc. ~,
whe Nng building small -tsar1er ss.rss, 49, 70: !.
lsest sfteen hora poEg Tie ssn< ~ hsvv soys -.
cae susanna we ROYAL sovere sr, stch sfln.y ie.l
-one hundred tosr p,res ipo knJrxaG AMI tr e,a ~,
Scng foriy istt bssa. stsasv foeseen Knots saae ~
Nns rsas.grs bsve American fcach1ec lsY sl's
n we kngiis1 and frnsh machinery. bsfe soy In
n, Ykok thtce steam rec mile. one OF xheh is "a
Ar. TAln mil lately they tsys erected costly sugrr
Ill. Wcr Nssnoe from bangkok be'ievs II hose
~~ss -. vrnsenisd ~ Ne people ~ the ynas5 Staics
sns .rr. WI al cncc engage their attention. feg og
-I~ -'.y., vt inpovted from tie nspyfarIasr but
49, >pg aud Snsaicre.
4 n.X ~ Nstoms fci imports are ,Art1eu oui for
- "a and 10 She rate lhrss per cent All
49,. - - anoupt on imports "a cpiy sboc,
80 49, ~ ~ TOO litilo aud ought 20 be rs,sed
- ~ ~ snsble st~ " '"f't Wy s9Ps<
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TIE water street Fire.


THE LOSS ESTIMATED AT S6.0. eo0--rwo MEN ~
JUREn.
As anticipated in report cf yesterday the. vsssra
building ana its contents destroyed Tae seu,a
side wall fe shortly after twelve O'Clock aud csushe, IN
the sheds OF the cement and plaster yard OF Mnsy &
Roberts, No. 247 South street. running through VISITOR
street citizen named Christian Falrcr was injured
by the falling wall He rescued from hs portions
position by roundsman Thompson of the ses eah pre-.
cinct and taken the station house. his ds dressed
and subsequently, taken 20 ms residence, No 81 Jackson
street.
shetly before four O'Clock fireman, named George
Wayraan member OF No. III Engine Company fell from
shed while in charge OF the pipe ard was badly hurt
The police took him to station house, where Surgeon
Bic in dressed his Injuries &c was subsequently sent
home to No. 437 East Houston street.
The following is Let of the property Destroyed, and
the names OF the oyners and the estimated value. he
insurauces could not he ascertaned each owner in
his goods, and of tsem were presef to
~ the information DESIRED
.y...Iso-.
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themselves from internal ;
pays export duty OF o milan IN other shapes Rice
a ~ on twenty picula
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S HiPPIN G NE w S.
PORT OF view YORK. january VI, isss.

iIEAFse ron xoRE--rafs DAT.
Wv nsrs.. Is sooN ........sve II n
IN sffs................. o. mcu v2tka....oro o.
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Died.
CROWLEY On Sunday, January 81 DANIEL the be-
loved Son OF Daniel and Eliza Crowley, aged years
months and days.
Tbs friends aud relatives OF tho family arc respectfully
invited 10 at md tho funeral from the residence o. his
parents 20 Hamilton street. this oDday) afternoon at
two O'Clock.
DtnsAs.-In Eudson City, N. J., on Sunday, January
I'll, HEsHY DunMAS, uged so years.
Notice Of funeral In to-inorrow's paper.
JoN,s-On Sunday, January ri, ut b s residence No
lVl Wost Thirty eighth str ct, LpsrND JOKES, In the
10Th year Of his aga.
Notice OF fur crai hereafter
tibr O.ssr Dt1ahs See Third P1Js1
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Injustice Under che Late Rebel Bsnlsh-
nsent Order--Thc Monument to the SIX
ThOusNsd Soldiers Buried IIere--Rebcl
Gums that Did Not Go 10 the virginia
Military anstitute-The Naval steamer
Chicopee-chc Eighth Maine Reg Imo rat
Started for HOnic-FiNy Cords OF Bed
stends. Sc.
oUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE
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Captain Cicero Price, U. NJ, has been suspended FOR
two years from January 49, by Of martial
for neglect Of dnty in falling make returns OF his mus
ter rolls as commanding officer OF the ship jamestown
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rograass MoSnoR, Jan. IS, 1896.
cmEr or rnr oRpNANcE nsrAnr,IEyr.

TIT bFiAHfNENT
One of your Washington dispatches alleges erroneous
y tho removal by General Miles OF the late chief of the
ordnance department here. This officer Brovet Lauts-
ant Colons, Baylor received three days ago m order
from Washington 10 Ioport tho Secretary OF War
Explanas'on Of the employment by him OF 50
many fcroerly IN the rcbcl service is given as The
reason or bis order. I a'lude to tie subject ttro
as the despatch have referred is calculated msead
The popular judgment r,shJJiing excellent capable
and nnlnesiionaby most loyal officer Lieutenant Colonel
Baylor Is graduate Of West Point and vrgiplan by
birth. The outbreak Of the found him here Most
tempting offers were made him 10 go tho rebels;
but he pcrsisienty declined doing Daring the war
he was IN active serricea part Of tho tire General
Shotmans chief OF ordnance. II is believed here that
his explanations will be found satisfactory
uEAvv
The scho0ners Whitney Long and s. v. w. sinmens
from New York, landed here to-day eight tor-nth EoJ
man guns. They AFRO designed for tho water battery
connected With tho fort. new kind Of ron gun coz
rase accompanies each gun.
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Heavy Storm, I'm the West.
tINcNNAu Jan. 81 1865
The storm OF Friday night very severe in this
neishboriiood. AZ Lexington, KY, trees up
fences prostrated, and chimneys ovcr,hrown.
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Tssc LAIR svN cLassIrIcArIos.
roUyp -sBAr pn.LisNsBUna rERRv. psrwEey
II Jvesty W. erly sserb strts, s~th<s,l
atle Nnifop s'rsN
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On going out to find Capt Trask Han found him leaning
against the house Of his brother Mr. Winsow Hail. speech
less senseless and nearly gone Great efforts
revive him and they was indeed
severely frostbitten. e "-'
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COllOquial Telegraphy Across the Conti-

The Chicago Republic an of the l4th says:-
The wires worked well last night across the con-
tinent, and San Francisco wanted to shake
hands with Aspy Bay, or, as the phrase Is, ''get
him." So Buffalo passed the word, and from
away down east" came the answer and this
conversations
BANGOR, Me, September 10. 1875 p N-WhO
callsr What time have you gotH
"sAN FRANCISCO, September 13.-nme, 8f6.
CAM you Rivo us LondonH
"BANeoE, II 38 z. NJ Guess not, tonight
-, Boston, September 1S, II 40 p. h.-How about
Major PopeH
Jan FRANo1soo. september 1s-Guess he's gone
home. Give us Aspy."
Several minutes of mixed rappings along the
wires, and Buffalo reported Bangor thought he
was being fooled and being a strict Yankee,
wasn't to be caught again. Then Boston, who
seems not TIL now to have seriously compre-
hended the situation, came IN with direct ap-
plcation to San Francisco for weather report,
and an item fresh from the Pacific, which was
not responded to; and after New York and San
Francisco, who are Esed to IL, had had little
talk, the operators along the route resumed
business. The joke on Bangor is. that San
Francisco circuit had never before been opened
up TO him, and he was not prepared to believe
it. The atmospheric condition was accidental,
and, properly seized with attentive adjust
mentsn along the line, we might have had Aspy
Bay and Puget Sound talking together. 1t will
be done yet .|
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many amongst you are OF opiron that some.
thing may be Done TO make more perfect union
between the Liberals OF Ireland and the Liberal
party here, with view to wiser legislation for
your country and for ours, have not felt my
self at liberty TO refuse the invitation which has
been sent to me. ! accept it with gratitude to
those from whom il comes, and With hope that
IN doing so may not be stepping beyond the
bounds OF what seems to be my duty. Some time
during the month of October will, hope be
convenient to all concerned, but | must ask you
to leave the precise day 70 be fixed two or three
weeks hence. About The middle of the month
VIII probably be the best time for me, if there
be no objection to 1t on the part of nv friends in
Dublin. With many thanks to you and to those
on whose behalf you have written to me, / am
very sincerely yours. JOHN BRIGHT.p
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DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL GOSSIP.

Mr.. ]. L. Warner, the only son OF the late Mr.
Warner, the tragedian, has just made his appear
10 ce in the character of Hamlet" at the Sadlers
llsTheatre in London. The AthenOura says
r.Warner is young and not without ability.
iture has gifted him with q fine voice and tall
arson, and as he has been performing in the
Hovinces tor the last three years, he must not
Re regarded as altogether unpractsedi In his pro-
hession."
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mathews are to open
the Haymarket Theatre in London, on the lst
of,October, with a play called the OOerta'sd
Route.
Among the plays to be given at Drury Lane
during the season will be a revival of Rob kOy
in which Messrs. Anderson, Sims Reeves, Phelps
and Miss Helen Faucit will perform.
The London Orchestra states that Mr.. Bouci-
cault's last drama is baptized with the curious
title GolT-tegged Fortune, and the action pro-
ceeds on certain Derby transactions at latter
sails.
"A new tenor, with beautiful voice, has been
found at one of the cafes chGntants at Paris, and
is secured by M. Carvalho for the opera.
Signorins Margarito Gigli, new Sicilian
singer has appeared at Catania with great
eucCesS.
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PROPOSALS.
DRO SALs FOR AIRS.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
No. 209 5. Sixth street,
PHILApEIPHIA. September 19. is66

D.
PHILADELPHIA, September 19, 1866 J
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, with copy OF This
advertiseme attached to each, will be received at
this Office, until IL o'clock M. S SATURDAY, Sep.
tember 20, 1855 for Repairs of Upper and Lower
Government Wharves and Landings, at MARCUS
HOOC Delaware river, Pa.
Separate proposals will lie made for each class of
material or labor.
Cap logs, bridge timbers, mooring posts, etc to
be OF white pine; also upper courses OF wharves If
required; tie and wharf timber and sneet piling OF
hemlock tenders, sheathing, etc., of white oak
Proposals will state the rate per running foot of
timber, per loot OF lace, and per foot OF board
measure, as The case may be the rate per pound of
bolts and other iron work; the rate per cubic yard
Tor earth and broken stone filling, etc.
All materials to be of best quality, and subject to
Inspection aud approval before being used.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures should be appended to
the guarantee and be certified as being good and
sufficient security for five thousand dollars, by the
United States District Judge, Attorney or Col
lector. or other public officer.
Envelopes 10 be endorsed, proposals for Repairs
of Government Wharves," etc.
Bids will be opened on Saturday, September 20
1860 at IL O'Clock M, and bidders are requested TO
be present.
For further information inquire at this office.
@. SEAFORrH STEWART
Major Of Engineers, and Brevet Lieutenant.
Colonel. 9206t
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rHE DUBLIN BANQUET 10 MR. BRIGHT.


The following is Mr.. Brights letter accepting
an invitation to q banquet in Dublin in the
course of next month";
'To JOHN B. DILLON, ESQ.,. M. p, DUBLIN
sRocHpALE. September l, ls66.--My Dear Mr..
Dllion:-I am AFRAID you will think me long in
answering your letter of the I'd ultimo, and in
reply TO the invitation TO the proposed banquet,
very Remarkable one, and | cannot doubt that 1t
Represents an important amount of public
opinion in Ireland. To myself 1t is a testimony
OF approval and kind feeling which estimate
most highly, although IL involves me in no small
difficulty, for have been hoping for quiet
autumn, with an absence of public meetings and
of public labor. 1 am not confident that my
coming to Ireland will be Of service, Dut as 30
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A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE
"A PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September II, 1866.
TT. PROPOSALS. FOR FORAGE

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until u O'Clock M, THURSDAY, September q,
1885, for furnishing this department with Forage for
period of six (6) months, commencing October /,
1906 and en0ing the 3lst day OF March, 1857 nclu-
LORN, OATS, HAY. AND STRAW,
for use OF ANIMALS IN the public service, etc. at this
depot or any other locality within this command
that may be directed. All grain to be of the best
quality-0ats, 32 POUNDS to the bushel: Corn, Sc
pounds to the bushel Hay, of the best quality Penn.
sylvania timothy; Straw to be rye, best quality
ali subject to be inspected and approved prior to
delivery. --.
Proposals will state price per hundred pounds for
Hay and Straw, and per bushel tor Corn and OATS
delivered at places of consumption in such quantI.
tes and at such times as may be ordered 1.-THE pIlce
to be stated both in words and iguresl
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures must he appended to the
guarantee, and certified 10 as being good aud suf-
cent security for five S50O0) thousand dollars by the
United States Dis rict Judge Attorney or Collector,
The right is reserved TO reject any bid deemed IN.
reasonable, and no bid from detaulting contractor
VIII be received.
AL proposals TO be made out on the regular forms
in duplicate (Which will be furnished application
at tins othcel and conform to the terms of this ad.
vertisement, copy of which must accompany each
proposal. Envelopes 10 be endorsed Proposals for
> Bids will be opened on THURSDAY, September
27, 1866, at IL O'Clock NJ and bidders arerequested
to be present. fs--a r.
BY order of Brevet BIiRadier. General GEORGE
II. CROSMAN, Assistant QuaItermaster General
GEORGE r. ORME.
9179t Brevet Major and A. Q. M.
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CTEIGLEDER, TROUT, voIGT q CO..

STEIGLEDER, TROUT, VOIGT q co.
~ beg most respectfully TO call the attention OF the
public at large TO their newly invented Patent
THE UNIVERSAL ALARMIST
which, by dscharRng percussion cap, made expressly
Tor the purpose viii prove very efectua in the preven-
tiOn of bufgaries, etc.
The following some Of its great advantages:--
lst. simplicity OF construction cheapness and In
application, so that servant OF child may set It,
%. Freedom from danger TO persons or property.
Sd. Universally Of application to part of a Door
Window Grating, Shutter Gate, Garden, Preserve
Fish Pond, etc.
4th 1t gives check 70 burglars by alarming the in
mates, neig ghboIs and police.
hth i he mind Is relieved from much painful anxiety
in female Loneliness old age especially when articles
Of eIeat value are kept In the house,
9Th 1t is universal protection to travellers to fasten
h It's construction is simple and not liable to get out
OF order. -. 80, cco,r,., -, ,,.... x.x
STRUMENT.
We have put article at the low price OF ONE
DOLLAR, inclusive Of 70 caps and II cannot be got
che aper either from us from agents. For further
particulars induire OF address,
STFfGLEDER, TROUT, N0IGT 4 CO.,
once, No. 624 WALNUT street,
We will send the ALARMIsT TO any part Of the
country receipt OF price, and 25 cents extra Tor
postage ~ MY.
Country Agents wanted S2sSm
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CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE. WILL
= be received by the undersigCed until 10 A. NJ
September 26, 1866, office No. l103 GIRAkD Street
third floors or directed to him. Post Office Box
1888 Philadelphia, Tor furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department at this city with $50 pounds
Of PLUG TOBACCO, off grade. not inferior to the
grade commonly known as Navy Plug" each plug
to weigh nearly as possible one II pound. IL wall
only be purchased "tax paid" ~ tllt
Samples of the Tobacco must be delivered with the
proposals and referred 10 therein. 4la.l.1
Ihe taIe of each package OF Tobacco purchased
must be carefully ascertained, and~w the gross
and net weight marked thereon. IT will be Verlned
by stripping sufficient number'ot boxes, ana the
Tobacco inspected and compared with the retained
samples at the time OF the delivery. a -
Pr posais must be endorsed Proposals ior SUD-
sistence" 40. r q
Bvt. Brig General, A. Coo ,.
PHILADEIPBIA, Pa Sept, IL, 1885, Slbstuth bs
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The awards will be made after the Concert on the
stage the theatre where three thousand
witness 1t. committee will be appointed by the audi
ence TO superint end the same -
Printed lists of awards will be published and aunnl,ed
10 Agents and Tcket-hoders. Parties having tickets
VIII retain them until alter the awards made, and
their numbers appear in the list they will forward their
tickets immediately, with ul directions the ship
ping Of goods or deeds TOR the property. tickets
sale at all the principal Hotels Book and Music Stores
In the city and al the Aeadquarters In the Mammoth
National Orphans Home Fund, corner OF Seventh street
The Directors appeal to the iberaity the people
give this enterprise their knd support and thereby
assist In relieving the wants of the orphans OF fallen
comrades.
CARD.-Alarge number otgtckets remaining unsold.
1t will be necessary to postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY the llth of October 1866 at which time it
will positively occur.
The many swindllng schemes that have been pre-.
sented to the public during the months some
what delayed our sales until were able TO satisfy
the peOpe throughout the country this
was genuine, and solely ior charitable purposes, The
Directors confident of the sale of every ticket and
have allotted sufficient time to guarantee The ga
without any further postponement
Maj ID. A. HALL Pres Soldiers and Sailors Union
Col; CHAs. M E 6IAII 6GIAAIPEhART,
WILLIAM 8. MORSE. eNS D"e0'0fS'