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e1gz' UNITED STATES PENSION OFFICE,
- No. 23s CARTER Street below THIRD (Old
iMroR1aNT TO PENSIONERS
To preven' unnecessary delay, promote the general
convenience insure economy and facilitate the payment
Of Pensioners the United states Pension Agen wi pay
those who reside in Phi adephia In alphabet order
ana as follows
widows Mothers and Guardians from O'Clock A.
NJ Till 10 O'Clock noon and Invaids from IL N. till
O'Clock r. M.
Pensioners residing out Of the city will be paid, In
person or By attorney, after O'Clock,
Pensioners whose last names commence follows
will be paid. before. on the days named, and no
others. Those commencing with ..
A. and B., tuesday and Wednesday, September 4
and 8.
a. and d., Thursday and FRIDAY, September ard7
E. and f. Satp rday and Monday, september 8 and TO-
G. and H. tuesday and wednesday, September IL
and ~
III K. Thursday. September I3.
l. FRIDAY, 6eptember Ia.
Nc and M, Saturday and Monday September Is
aDd7
N. o and p, Tuelday, Septemberl8
@. and r., Wednesday, September ~
&, thursday and Fri ay, SepteInberA20 and FL.
U. and ". SATURDAY. September %.
". Y. a., Monday, septemberH,
As only those Pensioners spec1ed (the women in the
morning and men In the ternoohl will be paid the
DAYS designated all other personal applications will be
postponed 10 their regular order
All Pensions remaining unpaid September % Will be
e. W. c. GREENE,
l STRIP United States Pension Agent
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RoBEGr T GILI,l seoretaries.
JOHN L. BILL, S'9'io'"i '''

HCs351 THE UNION STATE CENTRAL COM
BY mittee of Penns Ivan a, to the Patriots OF the
South, greeting 81 htlaue phia, August l6 lB56-Ihe
Union state entIa Committee of Penns lvania sen
greeting 10 their brave Union broth rs OF the south
and extend to them hearty welcome, on the oec sl1n
of their meeting in this city on AoDday, the Sd day Of
september next
history furnishes no parallel to the patriotism cour
age and fidelity those who. from the beginning
o. the Rebellion 10 the end, fought the good 1ght and
kept the faith,
The to be decided is whether Loyalty Is to be
prescribed and punished in the persons of patriots like
these treason rewarded AMI honOred The persons
of be guilty authors and agents of the Rebellion shall
the loyal the baied and deieated traitors
govern the country? In these geeat issues all
yttally concerned. and our southern compatro have
nsnciIve.v TUNED CwaIde the spot whence he Great
Cha ter OF American Liberty was first proclaimed and
propose within the sacred shadows OF nde 'ence
Ha renew her VOWS Uf fidelity to the PRINCIPLES OF
that inno tai creed, aud to axe counsel with their
Union friends
On behalf oc the loyal men OF the Co ommonwea o.
q cordial come TO these patriots and friends from the
southern states. All who come will be received with
open ms and warm hearts.
The Union men OF the entire Commonwealth are
cordially and earnestly invited to here and honor
Il occasion with their presence and enable al to
confer together upon the present and future Of our i'm
pt ril cd country -
It is also suggested and recommended that our friends
from other sta send delegations here this Inn
pOrtanU sit in Convention, but cheer
and co operate with these tried champions OF liberty
from the SouIh.
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end the old cable, upon being recovered, was
found TO be in perfect condition, messages
being sent through it Immediately to Valen-
tia, and thence TO Newfoundland.
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f(1457 FIFTH WARD.-A MEETING OF THE
~ UNION CITIZENS of the Ward viii be held at
the Good Intent Hall, SPRUCE Street. above sixth
HIS (Monday) EVENING, at o'clock, to maize
rangemens for the Meeting of Welcome 10 the south
Loyalists b. HUCKkL,
1t President Ward Association.
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Come, all loyal men, who
RALLIED ROUND THE OLD FLAG,
Come and greet true Southern men in Council; hear
their wrongs learn how pardoned Rebels again def
antly scorn the Union insult the flag and tr mpe on
law, justice. and hum nifty! Come every man who
loves liberty and good government and unite arous
ing the people to the dangers which threaten the
nation from usurpations of the
ONE-MAN POWER.
Remember the glory of your Revolutionary sires and
tie priceless heritage they left Remember more
recent glories Vicksburg Atlanta, Gettysb arg
the Wilderness; the heroes dead the field OF battle;
the horrors of Libby Prison and Andersonville; the
maryrdom of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Remember all the past nve years, all your blood
bought rights, all your heroic sacrlhces all your
RESULTING DUTIES,
And proclaim in thunder tones that
Rebels Routed by the BayOnet Shall Not
Rule by the Ballot.
Veterans in freedoms holy cause, come in serred
ranks let the electric echot of your resoundng tramp
again assure the people that march
ing to the front to save the nation and secure the
RIGHTS OF MAN.
Treachsry in high places has organized the Rebels
you sutdued ksphght, and thev again maishalled
against republican liberty. At them more, and
finish with your ballots what bullets LETT undone
Again save the Union and the Constitution from the
despolles Hear the sublime words of the great and
good Abraham Lincoln spoken the cory sod of Get
tysburg:-
From these honored dead take increased devotion
to that for which they gave the last full measure
devotion. We here highly resolve that these dead
shall not have died in vain. THAT THIS NATION,
UEDEB GOD, SHALL HAVE A NEW BIRTH OF
FREEDOM, AND THAT THE GOVERNMENT OF
THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE. AND FOR THE
PEOPLE, saALL N OF PERISH FROM TIE EARTH -
sSlSt BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
an Essay Of Warming and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses whichiprostratc
the vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
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Philadelphia, Pa.
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SPECIAL. Nor1cE.-'rhe fifth Chri-'ian
Annual Mer'ing, or Conference. will c'm-
snence on the 9Th day OF July, 1866 be-
in. the last Friday ia the mon h. The
Con .nce will be- held at Frost'> Prairie.
Thurstou county, W. T. H. MIzE.
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Popular Family Journals.

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q 1t is with regret that we chronicle
the death of Mr.. C. B. Baker, an old IS
teemed resident of the county. IL" died
on Saturday evening last. after an illness
of several mouths. Mr.. d. has served in
Territorial legislature t rm with cred
it to himself and HE constituents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-23

ROCKETS RELIEF AssOCIATIoN.-The
Board of Directors at their last meeting
called general meeting of the Association
for tonight, with view Of considering the
best means to continue its operations du-
ring the winter. 1t is their desire to secure
as large an attendance of the residents of
the neighborhood as possible, and we ad-
wise all who have feeling Of sympathy for
those in distress to attend, and encourage
by their presence and aid by their counsel
those who are laboring in this good work.
And as no neighborhood in our city stands
in need Of more enlarged charity, we ask
for this Association kind consideration
by the people of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-23

Il RETURN OF rHa KSraRrs TsxPLAE rRox
BALrrMoRs.-The Sir Knights Of Rich
mond Commandery, No. !, and other mcm'
bers OF the Masonic ordsrD 5fom this citys
who left on Monday last tos Baltimore 20
take part In tho ceremonies Of laying the
CORNERSTONE OF the Nssopic Temple, re-
turned yesterday morning by the frede-
ricksburg and Potomac ,route. they Are
all enthusiastic In their descfipttons OF the
trip, the cordislity Of their reception, and
the princely hospitalityfof their brethren
of the Monumental Cit7s They were
everywhere treated With y utmost kind
ness, and not an incideaf occurred TO mar
the pleasures Of the excueBion. .afsy< D
The following proceedmu took place on
board the steamer Vanderbilt while coming
down the Potomac Wednesday evening.
At meeting Of the Masons Of Virginia
who attended the laying or the cornerstone
of the Masonic Temple Of the State Of Ma
ryland, held on board the steamer Van
derbilt while on its way homeward with
them on the evening Of Wednesday, No
vember 81, 1865, Worshipful Grand Mas.
ter of the State of Virginia z. H.. Lane
was appointed chairman, and Thomas d.
Dewitt secretary, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks OF the Masonic
fraternity of Virginia be rendered to the
Richmond and Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company, the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company, the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company,
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, for their courtesy and kindness In
providing for the transportation Of the Ma
sonic brethren from various sections OF our
State to attend the ceremonies above al-
luded to in Baltimore, over their roads re.
spectively at one-half the usual fare.
Resolved, That We tender our thanks to
the said companies for the ample accomo-
dations which they furnished US on the oc-
casion referred to-. .y t
Resolved, That we tenderto the proprie-
tors of the Gilmor House, in the city Of
Baltimore, our thanks for their kindness
and attention during our stay with them
on this occasion.
Resolved, That the papers Of the city OF
Richmond be requested to publish these
proceedings, and that the various papers In
the city of Baltimore be respectfully re-
quested to copy the same. ....s....
: E. II. LANE, Chairman.
Thomas II. DeWitt, Secretary.
The Knights Templar are also under
obligations to the Harnden Express Com.
pany for the free transportation of their
banners, lances, &c., and to Mr.. Louis Zim.
mer, agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, for polite attentions. Taken
altogether, the excursion and its attend.
ant Incidents were in every respect delight
full, and will long retain place in the
memory of the Sir Knights and Master
Masons of Virginia. a..
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NEW LOAN.
Under the authority Of the stockhold.
ers, and with the assent Of the Generaf
Assembly, eight per cent. coupon bonds TO
the extent of $500, 900 have been issued,
secured by mortgage and payable in ton
wears. But S33,OO0 Of these bonds have
been sold, leaving in the possession of the
company S267 900, which will be held In
case of emergency, and for the completion
of the road to Covington 50 soon as it shall
be deemed expedient to do 80.
SINKING FUND.
The financial condition Of the company
has been such that no addition could be
made TO the sinking fund It remains
therefore as 1t was on the 30th of Septem-
Der, 1865.
ROAD FROM. JAcKsoS's RIVER 10 coyISGroS.
The difficulty of raising funds, and the
knowledge Of the fact that the White Sui
phur Springs would not be opened to any
extent in 1866, prevented the completion
of the road from Jackson's River depot to
Coyington during the past year.
tits deemed advisable to make arrange
nents for It's completion at % early .
period as the condition of the country and
of the finances Of the company viii justify
Il. Very slight damage has sccrusd 70
the work already done from tho lapse OF
time. -
1. oovIsGTos AND OHIO RAILHoAD. Il 4
The General Assemblies Of the States OF
Virginia and West Virginia, at their Last
sessions, invested . commission, composed
Of prominent gentlemen In each State,
With the power 70 transfer tle franchise OF
tie Covington and Ohio Railroad Oompa.
nv 20 such persons aswoud make the most
favorable propOsitiors for the speedy con-
stYuctiou OF the work. in Nay last these
commissiopers sptsred Into certain centin-
ecnt agreements With gentlemen 10 New
York, 81 The highest perscnal and nnsuciai
posttlous, Mto ciIAnedlately Sent 9ne g
iheis Hul1bss ~ Jsssys ~ eeks - = 4 ~ =
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FROM MANCHEsTER.

5BAsE-BALL.-There viii be . match eame
this evening between the Independent and
Alert Clubs of this town, on the grounds Of
the latter. The game will commence ct
o'clock P. n.
The STREETs.-We understand that tho
party who contracted to put up tho names
Of the streets has nearly completed the
Job, and in short time the citizens will
rejoice in the knowledge Of the name Of
the street on which they reside. A change
has been made In the names ofthose streets
running parallel with Hull The cross
streets are numbered, commencing with
First street, sc. y cdr
FAIR.-- The ladies of the, Episcopal
church in Manchester design holding fair
in the early part Of December, the pro.
ceeds Of which are to be devoted to erect.
ing chapel TO be used as an edifce Of
worship for the members Of that congre-
cation, and we bespeak for them the sub.
stantial aid Of our friends and the public
generally.
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8ithu,ond Dispatlh.
NOVEMBER Is. 1866.
Asscti0p Sales THE Day.

ISDELL DAVIS will sell parcel Of land In Ash.
land, belonging to the children Of Martha 3.
Davis.
WILLIAM K. SMITH co. will sell at4to' clock
this msrning . large number Of horses, mules,
etc. .-
HARRISON, aoDDIN & APPERs0N win sell st
10 O'Clock all the furniture, farming imple.
meuts, etc., OF Mr.. Joseph w. Randolph, near
the Stony Run road, two miles east OF Rich
mond. Also, ct half-past O'Clock this after
noon, the neat cottage residence on the south
side OF Clay between Second and Third streets.
Also, at 4 o'clock, . very valuable building lot
on the north side Of Marshall between Second
and Third streets.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS will sell at half-psst 4
o'clock this aftsrcoon the very valuable little
farm. called Seven Oaks, Of twenty i've acres,
nesf Tree Hill.
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LADIES FAIR.-The ladies' fair for the
benefit of the Second Presbyterian church
Is ain the full tide Of successful expert
ment." The large and elegant room in
which the fair Is held, over the store Of
Devlin & Co., opposite the post-ofics,
makes Q magical display Of beautiful and
interesting things; and what an honor to
buy from the dear ladiesl Among tho Gu
rious aud entertaining things on exhibition
Is an ingenious work In marble called "Ja-
cob's Well" The windlsss b . complete
model Of II. N. Smiths patent, and made
by him. This we'll 10 never-failing foun-
tain of lemonade. There is the chill
dren's table," which 10 very attractive.
Then there q tbs solid inducements Of the
meat and reffeshment table, with its Va
rious good things, 80 irresistible: There y
no more bright and agreeable place 70 50,
aud then man may be very good there
and do 8 great deal Of good. for IN hour
OI %. -, asas