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HOMEOPATHY Il NO LONGER EXPERIMENT.
fifty of time and OF oftrumphant success, in every
disease and In all parts OF the world have answered
that question. IL only remains to choose the best
form of 1t. DIR, HUMPHREYS SYSTEM OF SPECIFICS,
for family use dvests the system Of all ntrcacv and
uncertainty, and affords degree OF positiveness deci
advertisement in another column. Address HUM
PHREY's SPECIFIC HoMdoP ATHIc MEDICINE Con-
PANY, No. 562 Broadway, N. Y.
Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, No % North Sixth
street, Dyott & Co., No 232 North Second street,
Wholesale agents. Sold also by George Q. Evans,
Sixth and Poplar Streets Ambrose Smith,, Broad
and Chestnut streets; Hortter Twentieth and Green
streets; John Bley, FTankford road; Roche fifteenth
and South streets; CALENDER, Third and Walnut
streets; Hickman, No 1886 South Second street. Mar
shall Thirteenth and Market Streets Blythe, No. 3l2O
Market street. Sold In Germantown by w, r. Jones.
Heneral Depot No. 657 Arch street.
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f. EXoNERATBD FROM ALL BLASIE.-Some time
ago sad affair occurred in Mauch Chunk. A boy
named Charles Wiser , and his employer went out
his employer slipped suddenly before the gun,
ceiyed Its charge OF buckshot In the breast, and
killed aim ost Instantly. The Coroner's jury exone
rated him from all blame; but the boys about Msu9h M
Chunk II is said threaten ed to Kill Wiser for wfuy
numbering his em ployer. and TO save htmselt from
injury he had to go TO NlceloT NJ where ms @ noone6
Thomas $1,000 bail until the true facts of the case
were know d, when he was set at liberty
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELBaRAPH.I
WASHINGTON, Oct. 40.
General Grant attended the Cabinet meeting
to-day.
Senator Buckalew had an interview with Mr..
johnson before the Cabinet assembled. Mr..
Bard, editor of the Atlanta NeU Era, called
upon General Grant this morning at the War
Department, and denied that he had ever used
the language imputed to him in relation to
Grant, which was telegraphed from here by
some correspondents, alleging that Grant had
told Bard that he wasa conservative, aud would
not accept the nomination of the radicals. Bard
pronounces the story fabrication, and pro-
misses to deny it over his own signature.
No particulars of the prize fight up to o'clock,
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A DOUBLE CHAReE.-John Carney, being the
in fee-smple ofa lager beer house aud whisky
cellar at Gafney alley and Fltzwater street. became
curiously facetious and violent. Not only on Sunday
did he bid open defiance TO Sunday liquor law,
but did assault peaceable citizens who happened 70
pass his place without stepping in. One person who
suffered from his violence sought redress and found
IL at Alderman Tlttermary's office, and Carney now
rests from his labors In Moyamensing CELL
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PARIS Oct. 27-Evening.-The French feet
at CherbOurg is preparing to sail for Italy.
It is said that the Crown Prince Humbert
leads the Italians to resist the French. 1t is
also said that King Victor Emanuel is to
abdicate.
General Menabrea has undertaken to form
ministry.
The young men of Italy are swarming to the
aid of Garibaldi. It is also reported that Carl
baldi has been checked at Monte Rotondo.
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The CHOLERA AT THE NAVY YARD-ONLY
ONE DEATH SINCE sUNDAY:-Ths epidemic on
off the Navy Yard, has almost run its destructive
course there being but death reported since Sun
who died at O'Clock this morninga total of thirty
since the outbreak of the disease ten days ago. The
remainder OF the the sick list, published by
us yesterday-tourteen in number-were doing quite
well this morning. and IL is thought that ALL nearly
all of them Will ultimately recover.
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Death of a Racing Horse.

New YORK, Oct. 2s.-The promising young
stallion William NJ. Patchen died day or two
since, at the stables of his owner, Mr.. Walter
mire, of this city, of strangulated herman He
was very fast being able to trot in 2'3O, and was
valued at $40, ,UO0
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stocks in New York To-Day.

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Smith, Randolph d Co.,
Bankers, No. l6 South Third street, and No
3 Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows
United!S !States lSSls, 11l5s@ll14.
United States 5-20s, 1867, Il214@DIl2l&.
United States 5-20s, 1854, 1091S@l095S
United States $685. 1885, l091 915@l09A.
United states 5-2Os, new, 1885, lO7@i071s.
United States 5-20s, 1867. 107010715.
United States l040s, l0025@l00%,
June and July 7'3Os, ,l04 43S@ @1l05ls Market dull
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A YA1oRors PRocEEp1Ne.- a long time

A VALoRoUs PRocEEDING.-For a long time
did John valiant, a chivalrc knight, regard with
watchful and malicious eye the inmates of modern
harem at Seventh and Baker streets. EVIL spirits,
bottled and ethereal had reused his violence to such
height that last night he rushed into the place, and
laying hand OF the largest females so alleged,
did beat, bruise, and msltreat her without any def,
mite cause, barring personal spite She resisted and
he seized oyster knife and managed to cut her in
q halfdozen places but not seriously. The whole
household, capped with policeman, pounced upon
this offender, and he arrested, and committed to
prison by Alderman Tittermary,
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A COIoRED CONFIsCATOR.--NO sooner had
the domestics out the large washing in the yard
of Mr. John II, Williams, at No SOC s. Tenth street,
and retired TO kcnen, than the black face and the
long body of Charles Gibson appeared ABOVE the wall.
surVeVinR the scene with malicious aud no doubt
contemplating the profits which would accrue
from an Immediate and sudden conhscation, he
snned over and in tTice cleared the line OF every
vesiiee Of the washing, and incontinepty eft Glory
ing in his booty, he was swiftly making ms way 70
pawnbToker's shop, when Oftcer Dehayen clapped
lands and finally handouts upon him, and brought
bina 10 the Central Station where he remains for
henrInR.
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO PHILADELPHIAN.--We
learn that serious accident beel Mr.. William Hun
ter, Jr. one of our well-known coal merchants, in
New York last evening. He was standing near q
second.story window in the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
when his foot slipped. and he fell 70 the pavement
sustaining q fatal fracture of the skull. Mr.. Hunter
was q member of the Arm of ROmmell g. Hunter,
shippers of coal of No. 25 Walnut street,
and was about forty years of age.
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RECKLESS DRIvNG.-Dr. c. Z. Kamerly was
driving his carriage in the neghborhood of Fifth and
Callowhill streets yesterday morning, when an ind
vidual named George Rotherson, in large vehicle,
and urging his horse at its highest speed came rush
ing along smashed into the Doctors carriage then
veered Off and went heAdlong down the street. He
was brought to at Fifth and Green streets Alderman
Toland committed him. The Doctors vehicle sus-
tanned some damage,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

c.,n-Our stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing is
u and complete and selling rapidly but is rapidly
yenenished each day, with fresh and desirable styles
S,,e- Goods purchased recently, for caah, great
Sacrces enabling us to sell at prices lower than have
been known for years Congratulaung our patrons
nDon the decline In prices which enables to offer
srperior garments az such low rateP, request the
favor Of a CALL Co.. -
NH and Z - TowER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No 600 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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MAIIcIous NJ

MALICIOUS MIscHTRF.-The best OF men VIII
err, some from a lack OF wise foTethonght Others by
too much liauehed tangleloot Philip Delz yestera
was Inspired by the latter 70 Varlou5 oSSes ~ 1 s
chef He stepped into house a. Aarshall ano Jener-
son streets and wayiaid everytning' eads hsoNms
displaced and broken. aud animated hehue tt
blue II assaulted Il Is said, the proprietor ol thS
establishment aud only ceased when ne was
Alderman Fitch hel0 him 10 $500 pail 70 ensWeE
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The GRANT MovBMENT.-The following meet
ings of the Ward Grant Clubs will be held Tonight
First Ward-An adjourned meeting Will be held At 8
O'clock, at the fremont House, corner of Sixth and
DlckersOn streets.
Grant Club will be held at tn hall on Lancaster
avenue, above FOrteth street. TO hear the report on
VorF anen
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PAY Your INCOME TAxEs.-On the 3lst Of
the present month the time for paying income taxes
the Second Collection District expires: and those
who NEGLECT attend TO the matter previous 20 that
time will find the usual penalty added TO the amount
of the tax when at last they come TO make settle
meDt with the Collector. The District embraces the
First, seventh. Eighth. Ninth Tenth, and twenty
Wards of the city,
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FINE CoFFEcTIoNs.-At George W. jenkins, No
1887 Spring Garden street, can be obtained foreign
fruits, nuts, almonds etc. as well as fine assortment
of confecI ions, Jenkins is worthy of a call.
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THE rain dampens everything but the spirits Of
those who dress in clothing sold at Charles Stokes
Co.'s FIrst-olass Clothing House, under the Conti-
mental. Nothing can dampen mans spirits when
In perfect bodily comfort which be eten attained
by wearing well-ntting and comfortable clothing.
sae the qoods
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NJ. SHOEMAKER q Co., No 1924 Chestnut street. are
now opening an elegant assortment OF Misses %
and ChIldrens Millinery. Also full lne of Chil-
drens Clothing for boys girls Infants, and misses, in
latest RtyIps.
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TIE enterprise and genius Of this age ofinventions
have produced nothing more admirable than the
great Combination Sewing and Button Hole Machine,
now exhibited and sold At the Of Eleventh and
Cbesuut streets. These Machines certainly have no
Aoual anywhere.
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BFpDINa AND FURNITURE REUPHoLsTERED.- -
Carpets laid and uphottering of any description dom
Immediately. WoTkmen dltcdys ready Patterns, No
lAO9 Chesnut street,
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wHIrMArS's CHocoLATE.-The finest Chocolate fol
table use manufactured at the Philadelphia Steam
Chocolate and Cocoa Works. Stephen F. Whitman
Office and store No. 1910 Market street.
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LACE CuRrA1Ns.-lOOO pairs elegant real Lace Cur.
tans at greatly reduced prices; selling low because
they were purchased at auction to sell close. Great va
riety and bargains in Curtains Pattens, No. l4OS
Chestnut street.
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NUMEROUS sufferers have been rescued from the
pRngs OF neuralgia nerveache. and other painful ner
vous diseases, headache hysteria affections and
treme debility by occasional dose of DR. TURNER
TIC DOLoREUx OR UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
ADOLhecaripa have
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A BOSE by any other name smells as sweet So
says Shakespeare, but he was Judge OF Tobacco
If you want something fine, try Goodwins Plantation
For sale eYerYWheIe.
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THE PLAN OF the Washington Library Company
for the endowment OF the Riverside Institute is one
by which eVery subscriber receives In kind more than
fair equivalent for his money; while fortunes are
guar Rnteed 70 many,
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DELA YED DESPATCHES.

Fighting Within Half a Mile OF the
Holy City-PrOparRtIOns for a Second
Uprising.
ROME, Oct. 24.-There has been 6ghting to-day half
within the walls. The Sre M p4ss
Paratons for second rising. A proclamation has
sons together a. the same time An persons are to
when the signal OF alarm ls given.
ViterbO Attacked by One Thousand Carl
bRld1ans-Repulso of the AssRiIants.
ROME, Oct. 25.-News has been received here that
one thousand Garibaldans attacked VIterbo yester-
pulsed with heavy loss in men and matesiai' It IS
that he was killed. Citizens Of Rome including many
OF the aIlstocracy have been armed, and patrol the
sueels during the night
Refusal OF Victor Emanuers Troops to
Fight Against Garibaldi.-The Oanse of
National Unity Gaining Ground.
LONDON Oct. 26-Midnight.-The following import
ant despa ches have been received here to-night:-
F1oRENcE, Oct. 26-Bvening.-The soldiers OF King
The cause Of national unity In the Councils Of the
Kings Government is gaining ground Il is now o?n-
viii be formed, whose policy will be devoted to
making Rome the capital of Italy
Popular Demon stratIOn at Turin.
TURIN. Oct. 26,-There was great popular demon
making Rome the capital OF the nation, a nd ad-
the King OF Italy to that effect was adopted
General CIaIdInI Unable to Complete the
Formation Of the Ministry.
FLORENCE. Oct 26.-General Cialdini has been un.
able to complete the ne, formation Of S new Mns.ry;
and General Durando are trying to reconstruct the
Cabinet.
GaribaIdps Force from Ten to Twelve
Thousand strong.
PARIS Oct. 27-GarIbaldis force is said to be from
have been conceEtrated before Rome, with orders to
Act act ON the defensive. The troops have sailed sailed from
ceviIa Vecchia this afternoon
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y 0r0sr o. the secretary OF ~ %f5' b TOWNSEND

... -, =, ,,''"'A'1Vf't@' SStS,Snz s0lO,5I6
Amount in the Treasury to the credit OF the
second Military S4527l
;rti TOta Dsiance 556,l47
A3SaI anount OF L5O0, 90
a. Ihe unsatshed estimates received from several of
u districts show deficiency in the amount appro-
priated to meet the actual expenses Incurred +
snail, az the proper time, when the needed adj
dittonal amount required shall be ascertaned snbmit
TO you q special communication on this subject
Respectfully submitted ]. W. BIN, President.
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MARRIED.

AIIEN-MYERS.-On the 23d instant, by the Rev.
p 81 Henson, Mr.. CHARLES M. ALLEN to Miss
EMMA MY ERS both of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. the z2d instant, by
Rev. II, g. Shepherd, ID. D., Mr.. WILLIAM FLEISCH-
MAN of Philadelphia to Miss SUSIE A. MORRIS,
OF Camden. N, j,
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IoHN cRUMP.

.ppENTER AND BUILDEhs
80 80. NO. sls LODGE sTREEr'
No. ""' VHrLARHErFHA
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YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-The
H. Simons Esq, presiding. After brief religious eXeT-
ses the minutes OF the previous meeting were read,
which showed the Society to be In ourshing condl-
ton, and doing great good among young men. The
Rev. william T. Eva was then introduced VINO read
an excellent essay 1.-The Business of Life 20 be
Chosen on Christian Prnciples" The essay was re-
ceVed with applause after which a vote Of thanks
was rendered TO Mr.. Eva An animated discussion
then followed, In which a number OF members par
iicipated. The President then announced that the
Judge of the election for officers and managers 70
ser We the ensuing ready TO report. (FOr list
OF Officers elF cted third page) This election was
the spirited one In several years and the result
was received by the large audience young men win
evident satisfaction. One hundte ed and twenty-one
" unR men were then proposed and elected members
The thirteenth anniversary OF the Association was
announced TO take place In horticultural Hall No
Vember Ia. Rev Newman Hall. of London Rev.
ihiliIs Brooks, and others, the speakers After
singing prayer the exercises closed with the bene
nicfinn by Rev. Mr.. EYa.
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AN UEsUBsTAETAL STRUCTURE.-About
O'Clock this morning new three story brick building
al the corner OF Twentyhrs and Christian streets
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UPHoLsTERIEG.-For promptness, good work kman-
ship and low prices apply at Patients No. l4OS Ches-
street.
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AN UNKNOWN MAN was found drowned at
Washington street wharf, about ii ye feet six inches
high, 40 years Old dark hair mixed with grey, dark
mustache, dark whiskers, round underchin. wearing
blue army blouse, dark cashmere pants and vest
high boots, white muslin shirt, grey army under
Shirt had check In his pocket, supposed 70 De
one of Morris & Tasker's time checks, No. 2i3
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RELIGIOUS MATTERs.-At halEpast 3 o'clock
this afternoon, the ceremony OF laying the corner
stone of the new Protestant Episcopal Church of 81
John the Evangelist will take place. at the corner OF
Third and Reed streets, the site of the fine old man
sion house which recently demolished. The Right
Rev. William Bacon Stevens, ID. D., the Bishop of the
Diocese, will oticiate; and at the preliminary exer.
cises, which will take place in the church on Reed
street. above Second appropriate addresses will be
delivered by the Rev. Drs. Howe aud Morton, and
the Reys Phillips Brooks and r. J. Paryin.
The Infant School children of the Advent =. II.
Church, on York avenue. above Buttonwood street,
will hold fair for the sale of useful and fancy articles
for the benefit Of the Church Improvement Fund on
Tuesday, "wednesday, and Thursday afternoons and
evenings of this week.
Next Thursday, the slst instant, will be three hun
dTed and hfteth anniversary of the Reformation,
and will be duly celebrated in this city The Jubilee
services commemorating this event will be held In
"St. Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church" Spring
Garden, above Thirteenth street. Church service in
the morning at l0H o'clock and a grand Sunday
School celebration In the evening at 7a O'clock This
anniversary will prove of the most interesting
that has yet taken place in city. The event
which II sgnalzes is which TO all, and the re-
i ious community especially is of deep interest The
hearers will learn OF those darkest days when the
Church was in Its most trying hours which after
wards were effaced by the light Of ever
triumph, ST. Marks Church VIII be beautifully
decorated. Special instrumental and vocal music Is
TO constitute prominent feature o the services All
should go TO see and hear.
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HEARINGS AT THR CENTRAL SrATIoN.---B'

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-bel0LS
Alderman Btltler at O'Clock to-day Margaret Ons5 a
"a az charged with selling the husband OF BITS ~
vo residing No. Lagrange Place, WHISKY aits ~
being noiied not 10 do so. She was held IN VOW W
Iohn valiant was arragned upon the charge OF
ocronoittinR assault and battery on his Wle. no
Ssas committed In default OF $1,000 70 answer mama
pohert Craig charged with forging , tnS fsst
f pier Kaignton to check for sl25 10 January iAS"
Tia N as held 10 answer.
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SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The
following stocks and real estate were offered
for sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, by M
Thomas & Sons, commencing at noon to-day
with the annexed result -
] share Mercantile Library ,,........... ~.
/ share Point Breeze Park Association........, tOO
10 shares Steubenville and Indiana Railroad .,o
ia shares Pennsylvania Company for Insur- .,s,
ance onLives and Granting Annuties........ Ssl ~
~ usnaIeS = ~ ~, =, rsa1 ti eli $25
] $500 Union League per cent bond ..;...".; t''O
100 shares Camden and Atlantic Ranroau atss0
;Ssi Co = ner cant per CT
S5shSIss Green and Coates Streets Passenss. ssi
Railway CO 'of
IS shares West Jersey Ferry Co. Gowe5 y sue $3.50
MaIket strest n21leipni,s,l pa to e9500
CbEe LIES NJ =; H,S S65OO
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PIInce Humbert to Fight the French
Victor Emanuel to Abdioate.
Garibaldi Repulsed at Monte ROtOndO.

Ets" Etc. Ete., INTO. Eto. Eto:
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FOURTH EDITION
EUROPE.

LATEST BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
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LACE CURTAISs.-Now is the time to buy Curtains
great bargains at Pattens, No. l4OS Chestnut street.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No. 7S0 Chestnut street,
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The total Of 4O7.s57 applications received acknow,
ledgeo, recorded and examined and Of them l05, sag
this chiefly within period OF eight months. together
with 81 900 claims for ordinary bounty and Of
pay, wi further expenditure OF s3,3582O3 making
an aggregate of nearly tls 900 900 ascertained and
transmitted IN small amounts 70 the numerous ind-
vidua claimants within less period than one full
year These facts AND figures demODatrate the value
apq nagnude OF the labor performed by the Division
They are the results made possible only through
the exercse'of careful industry. unsurpassed pains,
and application. Furthermore, IL is most gratifying
20 know ana TO state that there has not been
thlned single Instance OF delinquency wrong
the part Of any officers Of the dlvslon nothing in
lnluriously the rights or interests OF claimants OF
the Government, The services Of ALL chief and sub
and ability enttling them TO the highest com
tion.
REcoNsTRUoTIoN DIsBuRsEMENTs
,i following s the order assigning TO the super
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT-GENKRAL's Or
i,i ni,Iohi MAsHINsToN, April 10, 7-Ordered-That
by the Joint resolution OF Congress- approved March
~ ls6I De disbursed under the direction of Pay
master r5eneral And that he assign an otcer OF his
bureau IN each Of the ive Military Districts to make
such disbursements under regulations to be pre-
scribed by the Paymaster-General and approved by
BY order or the Secretary ofwar,
H.. ID. TOWNSEND,
? r.. Assistant Adjutant-General.
M proceeoed iorthwh TO the execution Of the order.
nne paymasters Of the several districts desg.
t hno ordered AT once to repair to their res
I've I've oIstrlct headquarters Instructions in detail
We're prepared approved, and transmitted 10 them,
Ine necessary requisitons were Issued and IN re-.
~ Inl,Sances were made. continued the duty in like
hnu unuer IKE authority AFTER the further
tloD ~ 9n , o. 9ne s million was made by joint
The following statement exhibits the amount an.
M MaoPEIhteu, the amounts received and dishursed by
each paymaster, and the balance on hand according
10 their last returns;-
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MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF TREEDoM.-The
friends and members OF this organization intend
holding a Of meetings in West Chester aud thls
c ty, commencing the 5th of November. A. iu,l
notice of the programme Yves given In yestefqayts
TELEGRAPH. Wendell Phillips is to sneak at potn
places The animal meeting Of the society Will be
held In Frank lin Institute on the sth OF ember