The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RI5y@ AT A MEETING OF THE NON-COM-
7h u r. " ", the following reso II ions were passed and
WGerers The Government of the United States has
promised to through United states authorized
iIng officers on date date OF Of S h, Henry ta G or
e&pradono1 time of service and we were depr yed Of
confined to Springfield rife now in sion while
every regiment in the st Army Corps are armed with
Resolved That we; the enlisted men Of cOmpeny E.
h above Sm as and dear
of lour years hard and service in the field and
Sre the eS sT c he Of the tinted eco
Min. our ormet hard serxi ice connected with unsar
ResO we'd That we therefore the enlisted men of
Sns PIng THROUGH The Secretary of WSr to the
Government Of the United states ~, 49,.
my Es'p bS SeG retained By the Of Ud
sanSs Of OF those nus who use will be w
Of uphO ding the dignity of the country, and
and Son than 1e h
is Army GOg I ts ne a5d eyse
Gram GTand q army 1ny army JOHN j. yEFFRfEs, chalr@an
5AMPs SAH6R GuY. & ufY"ARY, AIRY. Icommlttoe
1osr.v n HowhES ERhS seCresry 81; Company E, 7h
new York Herald Baltimore American aud Wash
n~13yo SOLDIERS FAMILIES.-LEr Us NOT
R@S be compelled to turn away the hungry, cold,
half-clad so dier's widow and orphan or him who
Cfkens Of Philadelphia-A Americaas cans 6 shall you
may never ane see the "a day wi When sa
hungry soldier or the hungry widow and children OF
Ihe following Supervisory cemmittee viii have
CITY PASTORS work under their direction and super
gar Id to the whole WORK.
MORTON nOG a. oMi6H0EI Mayor of Philadelphla,
JAM JAN eTHFf i oRHE Il MS,9AN ESQ.
contributions can be left with any of these gentle
Contributions o. money and coal should be sent TO
"tity PGstor Super1tendsnt OF lmmeaaae st AlS nor
de phs. ontri6utions Of clothing and food TO Mrs.
"City Pastor" fuperintendent OF Clothing Depart
MISS MOONEY, Visitor and Assistant superinten-
HbSeSons ior aid attended to every afternoon from
oeoe6 APPhiSGnSs snS POSSIBLE viii SG%e s@ ST. Fe
HAyE Yog seen Na.,S sc GoTHPs ETb g3.dS, NEW !,
is tn aigest and ndsomest Furniture store in the
S ws Sos o @ s so now IS the lime for
purchasing Furniture They have splendid splendid stock I o,
ae vi Psst be- oPsn I@aHS 70 lS sell on M0SDG February
50 oh sE o. s5 seSt ana and
MARK ct Streets which has long been known as 5ie
cheapest and best D ace to buy furniture la25t
n49@ A MEETING OF THE BEACON OIL
ms at O'clock t6s second oEy Of the q,
9snE NOR ds 70 Oc 81 a ne %
lve thousand dollars. T. ). ELLIOTT:
R MEYEhs, }Dhectors
2slO7as p HiNcocK
n(9a545 FREDERICK DOUGLASS, WILLIAM
~ LLOYD GAsRIN3S ~ genera % 9 GARL W SCaHHRI a [I61
WILLIAM D KKLLLY. wi speak at CONCERT
HALL uoOn NatioDa opics: February Sth 18Th, ano
22d and March LIST. sth. and l5lh.
1ickeis or the Course, Sl'50, single admission, ~
cants For sale at T. b. Pugh's. Sixth and Lhesnu
streets. and Mt the door 2 . ot~
n1g- E. H. THAksP,
LAW And COLLEOTloN OFFICE,
No ll6 :. SIXTH STREET
pebts prompty collected IN any City or Town th'
O~sS O"o% pTfNT AID RFLIABLE CoRREsPoYD
| ENTS EVERY WHERE. lE
N~za5s WE HAVE ADMITTED MR.. A. ]
| bSS FOX 10 an interest In our firm, from January