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NOTICES.
SOAP.
80AP, in estilL nniverul doe
lOICEST raitarials. is MILD
ro, FRAGRANTLY BUNT•
dN tiTICI AL to lte action ;19011
411 Druggists and Fancy 60041
MB-habil"
Roua op PHELL.
ALL& "
It moderate prises.
.e2dISER tr BROWN,
:Tll and MABBRT Streets.
tits to order) No. 18. Sixth St.
'EI HIGHEST PRIM
-STITCH
MACHINIIO.
IMPLIST. AND BEDE
ISHAPLBIGH. —Suddenly, on the morning of &writ
the 30th, Elizabeth 11l •, wife of M. 8 Onapleigh, and
dkunister of the late Tbo/11613 Biandy, of Delaware.
[seilmington, Baltimore..and WashingtOn City papers
please copy.]
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funerai, from the residence of her
hnsband, at Chestnut Rill, on Friday. morning,
edSep
tember the 3d,
rat
el 9 Hil l ock, ss
without further notice. To
proce to Lau,
COLLARD.—On the 30th Inst., Jonathan Collard, In
the 69th year of hie age.
The relative's and :friends of the family are respect
frilly invited to attend his funeral from hie late resi
dence, 320 North Second Street, on Thursday afternoon,
September let. al 3 o'clock. Interment at Monument
Cemetery.
NOW LEN. —Killed. on the g3th inet.. in the battle of
Renm's Station. on the Weldon Railroad., while in COM
ramLof hie Yeeitnent, Captalh Garrett Newton. of the
110Ih Regiment Penna. Vols., in. the 30th year of his
itir ts male Claude are invited to attend hie funeral, at
3 o'clock P. M., on Thursday. September let, from the
house of his brother.in-law, General Hector Tyndall,
No. 11S North Tenth street. To proceed to Laurel
Hill. ss
BESSON 46 SON, - MOURNING STORE,
No. 9.18 CHESTNU T Street, have received—
Black Dal aloes.
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O.U-wool Moinnelinee, Mute w i dth.
" • don le width.
and Vi r tklte Waimea.
and Pup% Detainee.
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and d White all-wool Monteelines.
• Purple "
' Tamtees and Bombazine.).
;.; Morinoee and Onabinerea
an 28 .4 Reps, Empress Clothe, Alpacas, .3ce.
LOW Woolen Plaid SHAWLS.
2(Xi pieces colored PS.
160 pieces Ida dark DELAINEB .
PLAIDS.. PRINTS. FLANNELS. &a., SM. • Uri
THE TREASURER OF THE FUND
to relieve the distressed people of Chambers
burg has received the following amounts since his last
report, August 96:
amounj_previottely reported ' $21,335 75
John W. Forney 250 00
Win. Neal). BO 00
Airs. Chas. O. Stratton 10 00
Jas. 11. Campbell dr. Co 6 . 1 1 1 2 0
E. - _
L. —, per Loyd P. Smith 6 § 0 iii
oo
John Gibson Sone, al Co • 100 00
Marshall Hill 2.5 00
W. Donley, Reg., for Twelfth Baptist Church. 6 00
Wm. H. Ashhnrst 100 00
Mies 0 M. n
1 Bohleis 100 00 00 00
John holde
Alelt. Wbildin & Sons 100.00
Tredisk, Stokes, & Co 100 00
Wm. L. Fetter, per T. W. M 10 00
Erskine Huard ',I 100 00
Per T. W. Markley; as foilows:
Peter Wright & Sons"' • 160 00
Billings,. Rbop, & Co 15 0 00
Lewis', Bros., & Go, ....... ,i, • 100 00
Mellor, Bakis, & `.114110r ' 100 00
Cash 100 BO
S. R. Teggart ' 60 00.
E C. Pratt & Bro AO 00
121100 g, .Bros i.
. w & Co 60 00
sam•nih,
kenan /eigh, & Co
r i ° Cht & Len 50 00
60 00
II Daring &Co . 60.00
W. A. Drown & Co.— ' ' 60 00
Chas. Perin & Co 50 00
Bates & Coates 50 (X)
Grandy, Bro., & Co 93 00
Skinner & Test' - 20 00
P. El Hovey &Co ' 20 00
' i Roberts, Warlord, & Goldsmith. • ?A 00
Abram H. Derrickson 20 CO
Brooke a' Faller ' 20 00
Cash 20
20 00
M. M. Marple 00
Williams & Coons 20 G)
Musselman & Kirk . ' 20 00
Hamrick & Leavitt • 20 00
Boyd• tt Stroud 20 00
Wright, Bros., & Co 25 00
Shaft & Wernwag 21 . 130
D. M. Hsu & Co
F. Parreson & Co •
R. N. Lee & Co
Cash
Keyser & Bra
S. R. 'Watkins, Ji
J. P. Woodward
Penniman & Kauffman
Busch & Oeretley
Mustin & Bennett
H. Guterman & Bro
3. & A. Kemper
Cash
J. & 5............
L. 6r P...•
Cash
S. II
John Cochran
M. Siedenbach.... -
Charles H. Beyer
S. Siedenbach.
Hirsh & Bro
Joe. P
Levyowell
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Per Edwin Kirkpatrick, as follows
Cash, W. S
Alexander Peterson
J. H. liodey
Beeson Crawford
C. B. Williams
B.C. Harrison & Son
Nalidein & Peterson
Per W. B. Mosely, as follows:
Nickerson, Harris, & Mosely
Foster & Bennett
A. A. Shormpay & Co
Monroe & Smaltz
0, s. Chaplin &B. P. Tarbridge
K.&to
W, W. Paul & Co
Robert R. Levick & Co
E. S. heave
W. T. Dampens
Per E. A. Hendry, as follows:
Cash
J. B. Ef
E. A. B
S. Prank
Per H. Allen Moore.
J. & M. Saunders 60 00
W. SC Shemell 25 00
Cash, L. 10 00
........ 10 00
L. Blakeman & Co 10 00
CC.. N sh ankai .. 10 00
a 1 03
Total $24,651 25
EDMUND A. SOUDER, Treasarer,
Dock Street Wharf.
TWENTIETH WARD IS DETER
MUTED TO FILL IT3 QUOTA. UNDER THIS
LAST CALL —An adjourned meeting of the citizens of
the Word will be held THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock,
In the Chinch, EIGHTH Street, above Master. Sub
scribers to the kurd are requested to bepresent.
It B. HARPER, Secretary.
OrDIVIDEND 'NOTIVE.-0 FFICE
BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Augn. t 3L. likit
.....anaßoardpoL_Bitesters-haye lids day declared a.Diel:
dend of FIVE FIR CENT. (6 per cent.) upon the °apt.
tal Mock, clear of taxes, payable on the 10th proximo.
The. Transfer Books will close on the 60.., at 9 P. M.,
and open on theldth September.
sa-Bt T. H, TROTTER, Treasurer.
lar ONE KOBE PUBLIC MEETING
TO RAISE THE QUOTA OF THE FIFTEENTH
WARD WITHOUT A DRAFT wilt be held THIS EVE
NING, at the School House, TWENTIETH and COATES
Streets., Out of about four thousand enrolled citizens
some three hundred only have contributed' to the
Bounty Fund. If all others equally liable to the Draft
would do their Dart the men could be obtained. Re
member ,the quota is ytt unfilled, and over THREE
HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS mast be enlisted, or the
Draft is inevitable.
HENRY W. GRAY, President.
The Collectors will please be prepared to make re
turns at this meeting, as far a.s_practicable.
It J. T. DELACEOIX, Financial Secretary.
DRAFT NOTION—TENTH WARD.
adjourned meeting of the enrolled and
other citizens of the Tenth Ward will be held THIS
(Thursday) EVENING, at S o'clock, in the Basement
of the Church at the northwest earner of BROAD and
ARCH Streets, for the purpose of raising a man suffi
cient to procure volunteers to fill the whole quota of
the ward. Notice le given to all enrolled men in this
ward that if a sufficient fend is not then raised to Ali
the whole quota, the fend subscribed will be applied
to the relief of the contributors of the fund who may be
drafted to the exclusion of those who have neglected to
ooatribute• By order of the Executive Committee.
It J. B. TOWNSEND. Chairman.
lar TO 3110 CITIZENS OF THE SE•
VENTH WARD., Axe you prepared to be
drafted? If not, Wake np to your own interests and
Immediate action and save yourselyz. The only way
0 do tate is by your money.
The undersigned were appointed at a meeting of the
Ward age. Committee to Receive Subscriptions to aid
volunteering, and reduce the quota of the ward.
Let all come up to the work, and the ward Is free :
W. A. BOLIN, 739 Market street.
C. EVEREST, 921 Clinton street.
CALEB WALEER.,_4IO6 Quince street.
S. W. GRAY, N W. corner Fifteenth and Pine.
Ald. PATCHELL, 13418 Lombard street
J. M. BOBER. 11 North Eleventh. street.
THOS HENDERSON, 2208 Nandain street.
H. A. WETHERILL, 1317 Pine street.
Don't watt to be nailed on, but send sew enbecrip
moos to any of the above. It
SIXTH PRECINCT, TWENTIETH
_ WARD, AT'aNTIONI—AII perorate liable to
the draft will ple take notice that a committee Will
be is attendance every day and evening at James W.
Rocker's Hardwate Store, Noe. 1225 and 1237 GI
RARD Avenue, to receive eubecriptione to the Ward
Bounty Fund. an26-et
ar A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
PHIA
TRUST g
i n i kitrw . l7l be h lll7l7,t B t T herr i llict. D t
MARKET St., on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Sept.
7th, at 4 o'clock, on hash:lees of imwrtance.
su3o-tatanbt D. R. I'ATIL, President.
lURI'IVENDENNSI , PHILADELPHIA
I COMMEECIAL COLLEGE, 637 CHESTNUT St.
—Young Men fully prepared for the Counting House and
busitoss life. 'The course of instruction Includes Book-
Keeping in all Its Branches, Penmanship, Plain and
Ornamental, Commercial Calculation, Business Forms,
Commercial Law. Detecting Counterfeit Notes, Etc
TELEGRAPHING taught by one of the best of Frau,.
Goal Operators.
NO VACATIONS. Students can enter at any time.
CATALOGUES for the last year, containing Terms.
denten the names of nearly FIVE HUNDRED sta.
furnished grails on application. sal M.
Er' DIVIDEND NOTICE. . •
• OFFIOR OF TARN YARN OIL COMPANI,
No. 431 ) WALSCT Street, August 80, loss.
The Board o' Directors have this day declared it Divi
dent of TWO PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the
after September
at the Company's Office on and
after September 7,188 i, @lsar of Slate tax.
The Transfer Boots will close at 2 P. M. on the K.
and open on tie Bth of September.
.1. PRIOR/11DX LIST, Treasurer.
tara DON'T BE SWlNDLED—THEl7N
dersiznedrregulgmlylioimsed substitute broken,
are prepared at any Moment to tarnish desirable repre
sentatives for enrolled citizens In any part of the State.
Security given that thl principal shall be exempted for
the time agreed upon. Traasactions with any other
than neer sad btokers are
VANDERSLICE.* DE4INB Liceneed Brokers,
at121.3t" No. 115 South SEVENTH St , 2d floor.
•
CONTINENTAL HOTEL CO.—tux
C6ITPONS due September lat, 1701, 'on the eight
Der cent. mortgage bonds of The Continental Hotel Co..
be paid on led after tht B an k upon presentation of
the same at the Commercial ,in the city of Phila.
deiphia. .7. SERGEANT PRICE.
att3o-tresTreasurer.
•
IarEIGIETTEAVARD BOUNTY - Fl7lllD.
The Eighth Ward is still behin every uota more
than fifty men. To raise this number citizen of
the Ward muet lend his beat efforts. Recruits can be
. got to credit themselves to -the Ward only by the per
sonal exertions of each individual interested in antici
pating the requirements of the. draft. Subscriptions
should be made at once for this purpose and sent with
out delay to J. G. HOSENGARTEI, Treasurer.
auit7.6l 8. E. Corner SIXTH and W LW:7T Streets.
orCITIZENS' SUBSTITUTE, BE.
PRESENTATIVE. AND VOLUNTEER ADEN.
CX.-.-Oltizens living In any part of the State can have
Substitutes morn in for them in 040 city into the
Regular Array, and have the came credited to the
•Tatarrehip and Congressional District in which they
live, provided they will furnish no with a certificate of
thedY enrilinlillit and liability to draft from the Provost
Marshal of their District For information, address or
call on PAXSON & iIinNA.LLY, 411 CHESTNUT Street.
N. g;—igridal arrangements made with Commlitees
to furnish' ownsilips With Volunteers. an29.6t
ar' THE ITNMEIRSIGIVAM. A COMM..
TEB appointed brae Bounty Pond convention
of the several Wards,tfor the purpose of recruiting for
the benefit of deficient wards, in anticipation of the
coming draft, impressed. with the importance of the
subject, desire their fellow-citizens to Unite with them
in an effort to fill the city's quota by obtaining vane.
teer recruits. To do this before the 6th of September
will require the most earnest and vigorous exertions,
Led the Committee appeal to the patriotic and public
ipirited to aid them by their Influence and by contrlbn-
Uccle of the necessary means to offer inducements equal
to those offered by other communities. The Committee
have appointed a sufficient number of recruiting lieu
tenants various quarters of the la amon g the malt'
obtained will be distributed pro rata wards,
and, of coarse, will benefit most largely those that are
moat deficient. •
By united and continued effort the Committee hens!,
if not to avoid the d. aft altogether, at least to reduce it
to Insignificant proportions.
__.The whole ' number required to free the city from the .
draft was,. on the first of August, about 9,000. from this
number is to be deducted those who have been recruited,
.since that date, and such credits as the city may be en
titled to from persons enlisting in the navy from the city
and who have not been credited to us; also, from per
enlisting in the navy from the State at large and
not credited to any particular district, of which the city
will have her proportion. Bfforts are toeing made to
ascertain these credits. The Committecilso ertpsct to
obtain recruits fr. m veterans re-enlisting, from the
Southern States now occupied by our forces, and from
other quarters. They do not deem it impossible, there
fore, by proper exertions, to fill the city s quota.
- Money is necessary. and can only be obtained the
_.TO [Hilary anbscrls one of citizens: Such subsorlP lone
may be sent to the addresses of any members of the
Committee, as below given, or to the headquarters of
the Committet lio. 1.421 South FOURTH Strew..
JAMES LLGRORN, 207 CHURCH
JAMB 'IL ESL 1020 CHESTNUT Sweet.. • r
n, H. FBANCISCCS. 513 MARKET Street.
-JosavA fiouirOITRTH-Etreet. '
UHLM Fink or I L Airkin. • •
JOILI w..17N5181R0'949 SIXTR - Street.
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TOR PUBBIDIEBIt t
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
' ON ILLINOIS
FOR VYQE P
• ANDREW JOHNSON{
OF TENNISSEL
XLEVI9StAIt• TWEET.
SENATORIAL. • •
NORTON 81a1H0HABL. Philadelphia,
T. CUNNINGHAM, Beaver Clourrin
NTATIVE.
13. Nitta W. Hale.
14. Cluutoo H. Shiinte,
16. John Winter.
16. David bleCoAaughy.
IT. David W. Woods,
16. leaae Beason.
19. John Patton.
Samuel B. Disk. •,`'
21. Rverard BiereW
S. John 'P.-Penner
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26. Ebenezer Halmos. NY
N. Join'. W. Blaaehard.
REPILES
L Jtobort, r. Kinn,
Morrison Oloates.
a. He o.
nry Himenji.
L William H. Kern.
L Barton H. Jenks.
e, Charles M. Zeal,
T. Robert Parke.
S. Wam Taylor,
8. John A. Hiestand,
10. Blatant H. Corral.,
U. Hdward Hy.
11 Oluer/es Esad.
By order of the Mee Gen
FESO BOUNTY: TILE DR&IFT!
LLOW CITIZENS OF THE TENTH WARD,
AROUSE I If you would escape the Draft you must be up
and doing! No time should be lost I Give us the money,
and we can get the men ! Wewaut yet over= men to fill
our al:total Your Executive Committee has laid before
you avoid of action in their circular, by which you
may he burthens of the draft, but you must act
energetically, and at once. Each ono must hand in his
subscription without delay, and induce his neighbors
to do likewise. Other wards and the country districts
are getting the men by their energy and liberality.
Yon reed not wait to be called on, as there is not time
to canvass the ward, but come forward with the money
to the gentlemen appointed to receive it. There la no
other way of escape from this draft, as there will be no
Postilonement, and no commutation. The following
nomad parties are authorized to receive subscriptions:
First Precinct, J. B. Townsend, No. 818 Arch. street.
Second Precinct, Sterling Holman, No. 116 North
Ninth street.
Third Precinct, Thomas L..Pottg, No. 10I4Race street.
Fourth Precinct, George T. Barker, K. D., No. 11,,11-
Arch street.
Fifth Precinct, Wm. '15.1. - Whitaker. No. 122 North
Thirteenth street.
Sixth Precinct, A. H. Pranciscna,•No. 1529 Arch street.
Seventh Precinct, Caleb R. Keeney, N. W. oorner.
'Arch and Sixteenth street.
Eighth Precinct. L. W. Br:51114ton, K. D., No. 2023
Arch street.
Ninth Precinct, H. A. Lippincott, W. -corner
Twentieth and Cherry streets. _ - •
An adjourned meeting of the citizens of the ward to
receive subscriptions and take farther measures to
avoid the Draft, wtli be held at the First Baptist Church,
P. W. corner BROAD and ARCH Streets, eon-THURS
DAY EVENING next, August 81st. 1864. at sight o'clock.
JOSEPH B. TOWNSEND, President.
DAVID 'WEATHERLY, Secretary.
A. H. FRANCISCUS, Treasurer, No. 11.5X9 ARCH
Street, or No. 513 MARKET Street. . art2S4st
Mr BIG TANK OIL COII.PANW, 407
WALNUT Street—Stobkholders will take no
tice that this Company have Lids day declared a divi
dend of TWO PER CWT., payable, oat of the earn
ing.s of the Company, on and after MONDAY. Sept. ilth,
1864. • Transfer Books Will be closed from Sept. let till
Sept. lath. By order of the Board.
angil Ste A l). CALDWELL, Secretary.
'OrDIVIDE SD'NOWICE.—OFFICE OF
THE SCHUYLKILL AND OIL CREEK OIL
COMP.AVY. No. 524 WALNUT Street.
PRIhADELPHIA, Angae6 t 3,1884,
The Board of Directors have this dardeclared a second
monthly dividend of ONE FEB CENT. (10 cents per,
share) on the Capital Stock, payable fit . their office OIL
Sod after TUESDAY, September 601, free of State tar.
Transfer Books will be closed on. Wednesday, August
Slet, at S P. N., for Aye days.
an3C-6t*) L. J. DEMUTH, Secretary:
LEcruitzs.—THE .srmscßißikit
has prepared, and is preparing, new Lectures,
in prose and verse, adapted to popular audiences, and
will deliver them on acceptable terms, at the invitation
of ung Men's Associations, Lyceums, and Institutes
in the local States. He will also deliver addresses 'on
anniversary occasions for Colleges, other Seminaries of
learning, andpnblic bodies, political and social. Ad
dress PARK BENJAMIN, 5 West FORTY FIFTH
Street, New York. awM.lm* .
10 00
10 00
1000
6 OD
00
00
60D
6 00
0 00
PENNSYLVANIA
1 207 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. -
AUGUST 26, 1864.
Mho Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the.
PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY will
be held at their office. on MONDAY, •the fifth day or
St ptember neat, at 10 o'clock A. M. , when an election
will be held for nine Directors, to serve for the ensuing
y 6 r 2 6- tse6 • WM. O. CROW
rEtLr,y.
.
Ilar EMPIRE COPPER COMPANY. OF
MICHIGAN.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an instalment of
TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE on each and every share
of the capital stock of the Empire Copper Company of
Michigan has this day been called by the Board of Di
rectors of said Company. dne and payable at the °Mee
of the Company; No. 423 WALNUT Street, Philadel
phia, on or before the 10th day of SEPTEMBER, 1864.
Interest will be charged on all instalments after the
same shall have become doe.
By order of the Board of Directors.
7. S. McMIILLIN. Secretary.
' PHILADELPHIA, August 10, 1864. . an2o-ftrahteelo
BO 00
50 00
50 00
25 00
25 00
1000
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25 130
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10 OD
lar. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-
The regular' Ina nal Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the SUSQUEHANNA RIVER AND 2 ORTH AND
WEST BRANCH TELEGRAPH COMPANY. will be
held at the CONTINENTAL HOTEL, Philadelphia. on
WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of September next, at 2
o'clock P. M. for the election of officers, &c.
By order of the President. E. S. SANDFORD.
J. X. ORM. Secretary. att22-uttlasel4
itae=. OFFICE OF THE RHILADEL.
MIA GAB WORKS. Avocet 12, 1864. —At a
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Philadelphia
Oae Works, held on the sth instant, the following pre•
amble and resolution were adopted:
Warms. The great advance in the cost of living tin.
posed an imperative duty on the Trustees to advance
the wages of their employees; and whereas, the cost of
coal and all other materials consumed in the manufac
ture of One have advanced to a price that compels the
Trustees, in order to protect the important trust com
mitted to their charge from serious loss, and to make
the annual addition to tt e Sinking Fund required by
law, to advance the price of Gal: fifty cents per thou
sand cubic feet.
The Trustee& are aware - that the increasetnega"WM
prove a burden to many consruners, and they green , / re
gret the necessity that constrains it; but When the con
sumer rellecte that nearly every article we FUT.:shaft hai
advanced from 60 to 106 per cent,, and we propose but
an advance of 10( per cent. on. the main article upon
which we rely for revenue, its necessity must be appa
rent, particularly when the operations of the past year
are known to have resulted in a-large lose to the Trust,
notwithstanding our then existing contrasttcenableti
to purchase coal and retorts at very moderate prices; be
it therefore
Resolved, That the Chief Ingineer be directed to give
public notice that on and after the first day of Sebtem-
Der next the price of gas to private consumers shall be
three dollarsr thousand cubic feet, less a disoonnt of
5 per cent for pe prompt payment, and ettbiect to the
United States tax. • THOMAS S. ST/MAST,
Chief Engineer.
MILITARY.
LAST CHANCE!
AVOID THE DRAFT:
8525 BOUNTY.
MEN MUSTERED AND PAID 04.25
IMMEDIATELY.
199th REGIMENT PA. VOl-48.9
COL. A. A. LECHLER.
Headquarters, 611 Chestnut street.
sel-tt
I $59 WARD BOUNTY,
IN ADDITION TO
CITY AND GOVERNMENT ROGNITES,
Will be paid to every recruit enlisted in United States
Army. Navy, or Marine Corm to the credit of the
FIFTEENTH WARD•
Apply to
ISAAC KRUPP,
At Provost Marshal's Office, BROAD and SPRING
GARDEN Streets.
$lO premium paid to any person bringing a recruit u
above.
H. P.M. BIRKINBINE;
au24-10t Chairman Executive Committee.
HEADQUARTERS FORDRAFTEto
Men, Bubetitutes, and Volunteers.
Drafted or enrolled men will be furnished with
substitutes at short notice.
Volunteers and substitutes will be paid the highest
bounties In dish as soon as mustered
All parties will be honoratny dea
D. lt with IIAVENS at this office.
W. .
115 South SEVIII 4 ITH St., second floor, Room ilo. 10.
Agents will be liberally paid. au3l-030
lATTENTION 1-__A MEETING. OF
the PHILADELPHIA CITY SCOUTS will beheld at
the ARMORY, at FAIRMOUNT PARK, on , Taints-
DAY BVRNINO, fieptember 1, at o'clock, on bud
nese of importance. Members will be punctual is at
tendance. Capt. ROBT. EVANS.
JACOB APPLE, 0. 8. 11' •
tow t4tvAAJl!!Eizfl
DIBSOLUTIO OF COPARTNER
-a-' SHIP.—SEVENTH and CHEERY Streets, Phila.
delpida, September 1 ISB4.
Tbe firm of SHEHMAN,ISON &.CO . is THIS DAY Dis
solved by mutual consent; Mr. C. Sherman retiring. It
is requested that all accounts due the late firm be set
tied at once, and all claims be presente dEßMA witho N. at delay.
C. SH
R. SHERMAN.
M. P. BEtißlirdAlf.
I have this day sold my interest in the above firm to
ROGER SHERMAIS, MIGRAIL F. BENERMA.N, and
AVDREW OVERAND,
'Thankful for the courtesy bestowed upon myself , anti
the liberal business patronage for the past thirty-live
years. I would respectfully desire a continuance of the
same to the new firm. O. SHERIdaN;
COPARTNERSHIP.—The Subscribers, under the Arm
of SHERMAN & CO., will continue the bushings of
Printing in all its Tarlollll branches. By unremitting
attention, they hope to retain the confidence of their cus
tomers, ao liberally bestowed upon the well-known:
hence of C. SHERMAN, and latterly C. Sherman, Son
& Co., and to increase in every departmentof Book and
Job Printing, Stereotyping, Engraving, Lithographing,
and Binding. ROGER SHERMAN,
M. F. BENERMaff.
ANDREW OVEREND.
S. W. corner Seventh and Cherry streets, Philadel
phia, September 1,1684. ' sel-3t°
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
—The Copartnership berethfore existing between
the undersigned, under the name of HENRY HANDY
& CO., is this day dissolved by Its own limitation,
HeurrHandy retiring.
Either partner is authorized to use the uame of the
Erni in settlement.
HENRY HANDY.
FREDERIC J. GOODWIN.
PRILAPEL2III.4, Sept. S, Mi.
NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
4-1 continue the bushman of the late firm. in Ms own
name, at the old stand. 113 South FOURTH. Street.
FREDBEIC J. GOODWIN.
PIIII.ADELTIIIA, Sept . 1, 1884.• 881-41
EDUCATION
CAMDEN INSTITUTE. --- ENGLISH,
CLASSICAL. AND MATHEMATICAL scaoov
.Fox BOYS--The subscriber wL 1 resume' the dales of
its School on MONDAY Sept. 6th, Mt. Pupils from
kidladelphia cross the river, fr ee o f ekirgc . by menu .
of the eat jersey Terry. Yor further. Ir&ormation,
apply toWM. lIIITCRISON. Prioclpal,
eel. tbemSto 26 MA SH - ST'Street. Camden:
DOLT TECHNIC goLLEG-sHscI
ALI ENTIFIC:SCHOOL for the general Student of Ma
titematici.lxpe-imentat Science, and Natural Histor,
WI 1 re-open, with enlarged accommoi: attar's. on MON ,
DAY, September ISM TECH MCAT. SCHOO r.S re open
b e pt e mrev 19ih.1 Apply .114 .00LLIGS • BUILDING.
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VT 1 5 : GIBBONS •INTEtTDS REOPEN.
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if OAMIROW. Mairman.
NEI/ PFULICATIONS.
- LIFEOF GENERAL GEORGE B.
AR- McOLILLAN.
The subscriber has had in preparation tor several
manila.
A MEMOIR OF GEN. MaCLELLAN,
tracing with great fullness and care the career of the
General through West Point, the Maiden - War, the
Red River Expedition, the Journey to the Crimes, and
those important Campaigns of the present War , in
which he Riled so conspicuous a part.
This volume Is now in the Press, and will soon be is.
sued, with Illustrations, in an attractive style.
Agents to sell this work are wanted, to whom liberal
=swill be given.
JAS. G. GREGORY, Pabliehey,
No. 540 BROADWAY. New York.
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This new Ghost libido's requires no apparatus, the
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Successors to W. P. Hazard.
No. 724 CHESTNUT street,
NOT DEAD YET. A Novel. By •D. C. Jeaffreson.
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PIQUE. A Novel. Ninth edition, just received.
THE EARLY DAWN. ,By the author of the " Schen
burg- Cotta Plually," and said to be ennally as well
aumen.
`ENOCH ARDEN. Tennyson's new Poem.
DOWN IN TENNESSEE. By Edmund Birks.
aiDEST• Another sow novel, •
JOHN OUILDERSTRINGIS SIN. By C. French
Richards.
RITA. An Autobiography,
A BHCROFT'S LOW-W ATER DE
TECTOBS.
Ashcroft's Steain Ganges.
Justice & Sbavr's ktercarlal Steam and Blast Ganges.
Clark's Damper Regulator.
Water Ganges, Scotch Tubes, &c.
AUGS. S. BATTLES, Agent,
2 North SIXTH Street, Yalta.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
SKIRT FOR . 0304
A NEW AND GREAT MENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
Tim ptiPzara ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
SPEII4O.
J. L. & 3. 0. WEST No. 97 CHAMBERS SYRER7.
triw YORK.
Are .the owners of the patent and exclusive mamas'.
turere of this,
J. W. BRADLEY'S
_EII,TPT/0 STEEL IrPRING
PATENTED DEPT:RX
SKLBTS.
This invention consists of 'Duplex for two) =pm
togetherg,
t ongeniously braided tightly and firmly
, edge edge, leaking the toughest, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring overused, enabling the
wearer, in consequence of its grmt elasticity and flexi
bleness, to place and fold the skirt when In use as easily
and With the same convenience as a silk or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only °Neer
rims to hoop shirts vie: the annoyance to the wearer
as well as the public, especially In crowded assembles,
carriages, railroad oars, church pews, or in any crowde d
p l ace, from the difficulty of contracting them to occupy
ing a stuall space, This entirely removes the difficulty.
while myLug the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
form, and is the lightest arid most stylish and graceful
appearance for the street, opera promenade, or house
dress. A. lady having 'enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex Rlliptis
Spring Skirt for a single Alay, will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them, They are the
best mislay* every part, and by far the lightest, most
durabi e, comfortable; sad economical skirt ramie. Mer
chants will be supplied as above, and ladies in most.
first-class retail stores in this city and throughout the
'different States.
Mir
inquire for the
• yod'oßlS ELLIPTIO SPRING SKIRTS.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT.
Very flexible, folded eaelly.when in we to ooenDy a
small apace, making the most agreeable skirt worn.
For sale by T. M. RAYLEIGH,
909 CHESTNUT Street.
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING. SKIRT;
TIES MOST POPULAR
AND FLEXIBLE IN USE
imEnTARD, TABILkEI;INNEN, di ABEISON,
1008 CHESTNUT. Street
P ATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT.
For sale by
J. U. MAXWELL k SON.
S. R. Car. ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets
vitRILDLEY'S ' DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
BIELET—The greatest improvement we Lava ever
seen In LAIDNEW SKIRTS and an article of
SUPERIOR 'EXCELLENCE.
. CURWIN STODDART BRO.,
450, 45R, and 454 N. SECOND St...alt Willow.
an&lm if
702 J°lls H. STO KI4 S, 702
ARCH STREET.
Striped Shirting Fianna', •
Plaid Shirting Flannel
Plain Shirting Flannel.
Damask Table Linen
Loom Table Linen,
43-4 to S-4 Brown Linen Table Clothe.
Green, Blue, had White Mosquito Netting.
American Crash, Rneals Crash.
Bath 4 owels.
Bathing Flatmate.
French, Pared, and Chambray Gingham.
JOHN H. STOKES,
702 ARCH Street.
LABOR STOOK OF SILKS -ON
BIND. for sale below the present oosrof imper-
Joh Blotto Antiques.
Colored and Black Corded Silks.
Colored and Black Poult de Soles.
arm:tree and Gros Grains.
Superior Quality Plain. Silks.
Colored apd Black Ottoman Silks.
Colored and Black Figured Silks.
Heavy Black Taffetas.
Superior Black Silks.
Black Silks of all kinds.
EDWIN HALL at CO.;
26 South SECOND Street.
ARMY, NAVY, AND CIVIL
CLOTH HOt7s ,
W. T. SNODGRASS,
54 S. SECOND Street and SE STRAWBERRY Street.
" A LARGI STOOkOP ALL lUDS O.
CLOTHS, CASSESESHES,,VESTINGS;
At fair Apices, purchased before the rise, haasPcnderct
orgoia gamblers,by the package, place, or yard. Our
motto is to sell., We don't peddle. Come and ises our
stook. The Army and Nan trade has our special at.
Wawa. sultan
LINEN DUCK FOR RUFFS.
fluperb quality, white and solOfed.
Natural color, extra helm.
Coating Linens, fancy Drills.
Wide fine black Alpacas.
White Marseilles Yearlings.
No advance In Summer Cassimensia
Fine Stook for Summer and Tall.
- LAWNS.
-Good atylas from 22 to 60 amts.
- Summer dress stuffaloes. •
comma a ovule%
int S.E. earner 'NINTH and XAMICIIT Streets.
t.Y.; i-v,
The attention of LADIES -11101P1: 1 1 EA.V.
818 THE urn fpr the " Sea Shore. ' 7FA.
tering Places,' or " the Country, I.
eetfult3 Invited to the extensive stock
of VVHITI COWL& suitable for &MX=
WEAR for WHITE BODES% MOWING
WRAPPERS, &a.
An extensive assortment it offered In Lana
and Worked Wenn and Inserting', Veils.
Bandkerobiefe, GOUBiteelru_, and
and fancy Plaid. Striped, and Figured I,to
Goode Ale PRICES ~ ..0H BELOW TB=
ranker RETAIL VALETS.
HO Printed Ltnen Cambric Brumes.
Shl mOO tote Poled. Tasked, and Striped
elia&
E. M. NEEDLES.
1 i =s=i=w4tly,4:ol7l4.4
CLOSING OUT .'.BUMMER DREBB
N./ GOODS AT LOW FItIOBS.
'A great Tariety_of styles of Ads 11011110114 importation,
from 22 gents to IL
Best Paola. Lawns st 5734 cents.
Figured Brown Lawns at 8715 amts.
French Lawns at .20, 50, 42 and 773 f Mitt.
Best makes of Minding, Caltsoee. Giubmoss, 'and all
kinds of Donald, Goods, far Wow the mannfasturer's
prism
Waite Bulge and Lams Shawl..
-
Silk Grenadine newish ,
200 all-iwool Cashmere ahawlsll.,__trorth
G. S I6 TEM. At SON,
iyle Nos. 713 and 718 North TENTH Street.
ARMY GOODS.
FoR THE ARMY AND MLITT.
EVANS Zt 1144,0381A-14X.,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Burners, Regimental and Company Flap, Swords,
Bashes ' Belts, Passaute. Bpanlets, 'Rats, Cum Can
teens, Reverse°to, Camp Kits, Field Glasses, Brom,*
and everything pertaining to-the .eomplo4 outfit of
Army a,uffßaTY Clleers. •
A liberaidiscount allowed to the trade.
CO.,
S . 1101.713111.A.N- &
10. SU BROADWAY. SW YORK..
wow's* OP
11firaNi8 •a. LADIES' GLOVES.
ilEallAt ifill *Musa _HOSIERY,
stsir Vit*lsitibui:42looioS;
LACE* di PREE4O*4/ 4 :?iiD.T. GP.
wed* ow,
nivra ias wacznai mum.
1710-Aim
TEA HEATERS FOR FACTORIES,
*R-19,,, MILLS, . heated with exhaust or diroca steam;
alto. Coils forliaaters, COll4olißeta, Evaporators. ko.
set-Sm . M. FORISLtIi, WE, orth lIIXTH EL
TRUSS HOOPS. -- COOPERS SU P
PLIED . at ttl'i iticirtest natio* at' 41411 PENN 'St:
- • -
•
ORTRAIT SUkc'ERIOR
1-•ely1 nifi•oIze , '?:PHOTOGRAPHS; ' in OW rotors;
;mods by B. P. RELMEII, - oTo pronoontociby Joitysi the
orroat Nolott Mellows of the times. 6%4 /nen
FINANC.
P. 7-30 3L0A.`14.T,
The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that lab
seriptions will be received for 'Coupon Treasury Notes,
payable three years from August 'lath, 1884, with semi
annual interest at the rate of seven and three-tenthe,per
cent,•per annuM—principal and interest both to be paid
hi lawful money.
These notes will be convertible, at the option of the
holder, at maturity, into eta-percent. geld•bearing
bonds, PaYable j not less than dye nor more than twenty
years from their date, es the Government meg elect.
They will be issued in denominations of 350, ROO, $5OO,
$l,OOO, and $5,600,and all enbeoriptions mast be for fifty
dollars or souls multiple of fifty dollars.
Ai the notes draw interest from August 15, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
!utmost accrued from date of note to date of deposit.
Parties depositing tWenty. five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any one time will bealloWed
a commission of ono•onarter of one per cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT IS A NATIONAL
.SAVINGS BANS, offering a
higher rate of, interest than any other. and the best
eecurity. Any Sayings bank which pate its depositors
In TY. S. Notes, consldera that it is paying in the beet
circulating medium of the country, awl it cannot PIT
in anything batter, for Its own assets are either in
Government securities erint notes or bonds payable in
Government paper. -
Coovertiblcinto a Six-por-ceat. 5.20 Gold
/n addition to the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years, tide privivilege of conversion ia now
worth about three per cent. per annum, for the c arrant
rate for 5 25 Bonds is not leee than nine per cent. pre.
mium, and before Mower the prerniarn on eiz-per• cent.
U. S. stocks was over twenty per cent. It will be aeon
that the actual profit on this loan, at the present market
rate, is not lees than ten per cent. per annum:
Its Exemptien from State or Munkhail
Taxation.
Ent aside from-all the advantages we have enumera.
ted, a special act or Congress exemptEr ail Bonds and
Treasury .katasfrom toes tazation. On the average,
this exenaption is worth about two per cent. per annum.
according to the rate of taxation in various parts of the
country.
It is believed that no securities offer so great induce
ments to lendereChe thoie issued by the Government.
In all other forms of indebtedness, the faith or ability
of private parties, or stock companies, or separate com
munities, only, is pledged for payment, While the whole
property of the country is held to secure the discharge
of all the obligations of the United States.
SDESCRIPTIONS WILL RE RECEIVED by the Treasurer of
the United States, at Wasbington , the several Assistant
Treasurers and designated Depositaries, and by the
First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.
Second National Banc of'Philadelphia, Pa.
Third National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.
Fourth National Bank' of Phiadeiphia, Pa.
End by all National Banks which are depositaries of
public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further information.
and.
AFFORD EVERY. FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
10-40 C°rir'Olas
DUE IST SEPTEMBER.
5-20 COUPONS,
" DUE IST NOVEMBER,
Bought at beet rates.
au23-10t if
73- lo U. a WAN.
T9HIM3D NA.TIONJLI. BANG
rHILA.DELrart.
SiESIGWATED DEPOSITORY
rausinAL AMINT-lIIIMID STATER
Under Instructions From the Treasury Ddpartment.
this Bank ill prepared to readye subscriptions to the new
Goan issued on Three Years' Treasury Notes with Con
pons attached, bearing interest at the rata of two cent.
day on every $lOO.
These Treasury Notes are convertible at maturity, at
the option of the holder, into U. B. 6 per gent. Bonds,
(Interest payable in coin) redeemable after nye years,
end payable in twenty. from Intuit 15, 1867.
Interest allowed from date of subscription to August
16, and on all subseriptioxis after that date the accrued
nterest will be required to be paid.
DAVID B. PAUL. President.
an2-1m
July 30.1864.
U. p„, NEW 7-80 LOAN.
Subscriptions reoeiyed, at the Notes tae
nished ftee of al-charges,
8308011 J. BOYD,LBsaker,
18 South THUM Street.
OIL STOCKS
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON 003,1WaSSIOPT
Any Information given required.
NP ALM E R 414:. EY,
BROKEBS S
'No. 54 SOUTH. THIRD STREET.
•
OIL STOCKS
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON OOKHISSION,
B J
OBOROR J. BOYD, •
ISt South THIRD-Street
CtosismA - IRON COMPANY.-1,044
Shares of Stock of the above Company for eale.
Apply to ED W. G. PEABODY,
sel-6V 223 DOCK Street.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
•-x- AUGUST 24. Mt —NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
THREE YEARS SEVEN-T.lllET'i' NOTES DATED
OCTOBER 1, UM.
Holders of Seyen-thirty /totes dated Octtiber 1,1861,
are hereby notified that they may be' presented Immo
dlateke. any amount, to be exchanged for Six Per-
Cent. Bonds fallingdue after Jane 30, 1881-
sh e interest on the Seven-Thirty Notes will be settled
up to date of maturity, October], and the Six Per Cent.
Bonds will bear full coupons from July 1.
The adjustment of interest will be made by deducting
from the amount of interest found to be due on the
&yen-Thirty Notes up to October 1, the' interest ac
crued on the Six Per Cent. Bonds from July 1 to October
1; the balance will be transmitted by the Treasurer's
coin draft imMedlatily upon settlemhnt.
The following regulations in relation to endorsements
must be carefully observed: • - • - -
Where rites transmitted for settlement were filmed
payelle to order, and are held and transmitted by the
original ownere, they must be endorsed. by them,
" Pay to the Secretary of the Treanury for redemption,"
and bonds will issue in their name,
Where notes payable to order are held by otherpartiea
than the original owners, the notes must have the en
dorsement of the original owners, and also be endorsed
by the present owners, "Pay to the beeretary of the
Treasury for redemption. "
For notes Issued in blank, endorsed " Pay to the
-Secretary of the Treasury for redemption," bonds will
be issued to the parties transmitting them, and in each
manner as they may direct.
When -notes are endorsed or transmitted by an at
torney, administrator, executor, or other agent, they
must be accompanied by a dulycertilled copy or certin
cats of the authority under which he acts; and in all
cases by a letter stating the kind (registered or coupon)
and the denomination of the Six Per Cent. Bonds wanted
in exchange.
When Registered Bonds are ordered, parties should
state at which of the following Places they wish the
interest paid, .vis: New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
'Baltimore, New Orleans, - Chicaao St. Lome. or . Oman ,
matt W," P. FESSENDEN,
au2o -ISt . Secretary of the Treasury.
PROPOSALS.
O FFICE DEPOT .COMMISSARY OF
SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON. B. C. August 29, NM.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
" EMPTY BARRELS ! EMPTY BARRELS ! ! •
' Will be sold at public auction, at SIXTH- STREET
WHARF. Washington. D. v., on the FIFTH BAY OF
SEPTEMBER, lEfit, at n o'clock A. M., the following
empty Barrels, more or less: e
4,600 Pork Barrels.
2,483 Flour
SA Coffee "
286 Molasses "
• 135 Whisky
632 Promiscuous Barrels.
.43Ham Tierces.
tifs Vinegar Kegs. .
Also, slaw lot of Staves and Headings.
Terms cash, in Government funds. AB. purchases to
be rernoved'withia ten days after lude.
S. C. OREENE,_
Captain and C. S. V..
NORTH CLEAR CREEK
_ GOLD AND SILVER
OOMPANY,_
GILPIN COUNTY, COLORADO TERRITORY
TawasEs:
Hos. JOHN A. DIX.
Hos. EDWARDS PIERREPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS, P.
T. B..BIINFING. ESQ.
A. 0: BODFISH, ESQ.. Co
PRE - loßarr
Hos. JOHN * A. DIX.
• - TRRAWRER :
JOSEPH FRANCIS, Esq.
COUNSEL.:
CHARLES F. BLAKE, ESQ.
The property of this Company consists of 2,23134 feet
On the .` • Ground Hog," _ "'Gregory No. 2," ' Sim
mons," "Concord," and other - celebrated developed
Gold -bearing Lodes in the best mining district of Colo
rado.
Also, the lleneiereon Mill, now running, and in ex
cellent order. •
CAPITAL STOOK $1,000,000.
WHOLE NUMBER SHARES 100,000. PAR, $lO.
A large portion of the stook has already been taken by
pnvate Embeeription. Books are now open at the office
of the Company, at No-69 BEAVE K Street,New York,
where a limited number of shares can be subscribed
for at par. •
Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained at the office
of the CvloPanY'' anal-lm
roBbETS, , WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL.— Mrs STBSI, TS CITE Street, below Chest
nut, iellowyeady to supply Merchants with Corsets of
good inaterisraxrd 'elegant st7te. Fell Corsets now ()a
ttend; also, best quality Parts Werly Corsets. MON
receiving the various styles of Hoop Skirts. au.3l-3t.
CARTES DE VISITE—GET' THEN
made at B. F. REIMER'S, 624 ARCH Street.
The facilities of the establishment and the skill And the
experience of the proprietor insure success. ", It*
01\7,Y FOR A PICTURE OF
rare - merit. REIMER'S far famed styles, Colored
Photographe.Pictures appreciated and most popular
with .the public. Gallery, SECOND Street, above
Green. It*
lIDORTRArrS - NOW IS THE Trill D
•••,,' to get solesdidlY executed life like Portraits.
ailte of life-she Photog_rapha, oil colored, a
B: : F. RIUMV R'S GlaterY. 624 ARCH-Street.,
DR FLNIC, PRACTICAL DEN--
•
IMPlvirtsT for the test twenty Yeais-lIIIVI VINE St.
below Tbird, Inserts the mod t emitif ijmy rn of the
lige, morintes on line Gold, Pieties, Silver. Vulcanite.
Condit., Amber.dm.., at. Pricee, ,for neatandsubstantlal
work, more reasonable than any Dentist in this city or
State. Teeth plugged to - last for life. - Artificial Teetk
repaired to suit. .210 paitrin extracting. - -All-worksesit•
ranted to flt. Reference, best families. -au.Sl-gist
.414 THOUSANDS OF TEETH
- EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. - -
Patent applied for. Hy newinyention. a Donbleße
;Venable Self-adtneting, Ilafetrvalved‘lihnler. for ad
intaiste7 Nitrous Gas. and- extras:Mar Teeth
Without a. The only mode that the Gee can be pro
bed, an .tafely administered.
• - DR. C. L. MINNS.
• anGlitts• NO 731 EaMIICE Street
CORRECT 'PIANO 4111§TINGi
•
SW i rIMr.'WOINT F lies _notice of Ate rofAgn
OM city, R.& ~ingot to -realm', brusitiMmi liji•kliti• ler
' of Bo tuber . All &dote ma'am's' at Mk
' Not( k 00.'8 Wm, 907 • GRIATNEIT.Stroot. .1: salklm
ELECTRICITY-
ITS WONDERS
The object of the following adyertiooreat is to tot forth
In the development of s new, philosewtor
speaking forth the language of Nature: and
as It reveals the only' true rationale for the
Featly aye years ago Professor O. M. BOLpEfi located
himself in the city of Philadelphia, at 110.`i2so WA.L.
BPI' Street, and announced his great discovery in the
therapentid application of Magnetism, belvanisin. and
other-modifications of Electricity for the care of the
most obstinate, acute, and chronic &semi.
In announcing to the public' a discovery so Intimately
connected with the well-being of our race, it may be
deemed proper to make tife:w prefatory remarks to pre
pare the mind of the reader, for the reception of evi
dence' and facts too incredible for belief.
This discovery is the result of more than ten years'
hard and saientific investigattons. It develops not only
a sellable system for the diagnosis of, disease, but the
only effictent and reliable means of cure: Its great
superiority over all other systems for the rinse of dis
ease has been practically Stinted for more than ten years.
and for five years in Philadelphia, where twelve thou
sand invalids have been treated, suffering from almost
every form and condition of disease common to , all sec-
tione of our country, who, after treatment by the most
eminent 'medical Alen 1n Philadelphia, Boston. New
York. and other cities, bad been amen up as incu
rable; and in nearly every case a perfect cure bad
been effected.
Many of the most obstinate of the above cases treated
have been warranted by special contract, and not a
failure has been made in any warranted case. As in
dubitable evidence of the.foregoing statement, we have
adduced. in the following advertisement testimonials
from citizens of Philadelphia, who had suffered from a
complication of diseases for four, ten, and even thirty
yeari, and had availed themselves of the best medical
skill in this and other cities, and were given upas in- -
curable, but afterwards were fully restored to health
by a few applications of Electricity.
Such an array of evidence as will hereafter appear in
this advertisement is not merely to show that Professor
.BOLLES has made -an important discovery in the ap
plication of Plasticity as a therapeutic agent, but em
phatically to show that nearly all 4isessee which Lave
been considered incurable in all past ages, and are , so
considered at the present time by the most eminent
medical men, can be speedily and permanently cared
by the different modifications of Electricity. when ap
plied in harmony with his discovery of the .action of
Electricity through the oerebroospinal EMU.
DBEUL ilt 00
We are caring, and further pledge ourselves to cure,
a certain class of diseases acknowledged to be incurable
eby any known process of medication—dlseases that
never bave, nor never can be controlled, only by his
mode of anbilna the various modifications of Electri
city.
We are often asked for what disarm& Is Electricity
beet adapted f In reply, we would say, for all dieessee
to which flesh is heir--acute or chronic. inflammatory ,
or paralytic. • In all cases where medicine is beneficial,
and in all cases beyond the influence and control of
medicine. Electricity has the power of arousing the
vital force by changing its polarities; thereby repas
t:Mg secretion, excretion, digestion, and circulation
and bringing the systOm back to a condition of harmony
and health.--
Thousands of the most reliable individuals In this city
who have been treated at ifo. MO Walnut street can
and Wlll vouch for the above statement of facts in their
own astonishing Cured. We verily believe that wehave
cured more obstinate diseases during the five - years o
our practice in the city of Philadelphia than all the
medical men that have ever practised in this city, either
allopathically, ham cepatbi cally, or by any otherpathy.
This assertion may look like boasting, bat it .is true,
every Word Of it for Who ever heard of each astonish-
trig corm
Who shall properly estimate the incalculable blessing
thus so speedily conferred on suffering Humanity, When,
instead of being drugged for months. and thrown on
beds of languishing, health is restored by this treat
ment, in many oases almost' instantaneously? In con 7
elusion, we would sal, for the encouragement of the
dyspeptic, neuralgic, coasumptite. rheumatic, para•
lytic. - eptleotic, and, in fine, sll those on whom medical
treatment ever did and ever will prove a total failure,
that there is still hope in your owe, and &fair chance for
your reairery, at No. nsto WALNUT Street.
The followinereport Is not the result of hearsay, or ,
far-off certificates, or reports of men of doubtful ve
racity, but from reliable 'Wetness and professional men
in our very midst, whose report was arrived at after
weeks of careful investigation. at IVO WALNUT Street,
where Professor BOLLES has been testing his discovery
in the applicatiokof Electricity, for the speedy and per
manent cure of acute and chronic diseases, for five
years, in which time he has treated more than twelve
thousand invalids with success.
FROM A FEW RELIABLE MEN IN PHILADELPHIA.: .
We, the undersigned, having been treated for obsti
nate diseases at No. 1220 WALNUT Street,Philadelphia,.
Which had resisted for a long time ihe treatment of the
most eminent medical men in this city; and;abso.having
witnessed the results of his treatment on a great num
ber of our acquaintances and friends, for acute and
chronic diseaaes, do therefore take great pleasure in re
commending to the mitotic, his important discover Y-
He has been located thiee years at No. 1220 WALNUT
Street, testing his treatment on many thoneende of
Or most reliable citizens by his new discovery of ap
plying Galvanism, Magnetism, and other modifications
of Electricity, end, having watched his success in the
speedy and permanent cures of hundreds - of our friends,
as welrae ourselves, and, especially, that class of dis
eases never benefited by medicines; therefore, • .
Belo/rood, That we, the undersigned, regard the grea
oneness we have witnessed for months in the treatment
of Consumption, Sheumatism, Peralysda, Insanity,
Diabetes, Bronchitis, all Nervous Diseases, Catarrh.
Imaurosis, Aphoula, Sabina. Agile Chills, Contraction
of Limbs, St. Vitus' Dance, Coldness ofFeet, Hands, or
Heed; Deafness, Dyspepsia, all fornr;':Fpilepsi;• He- .
roonhage, White Swelling, Mental. Depression,. Neu
relgia, Withered Limbs, Convulsion's, Palpitation of
the Heart, and Lockiaw, - • as :indubitable evidences of
Professor B.'s scientific application Electricity for
the speedy cure of all curable diseases.
E. A. Steele, M. D., No. 8 South"twelfth street; Wm.
H. Shriver, Haines street, Germantown; L. G. Rook.
ton, 20d Market street, Philadelphia; John McCormick,
1220 Ridge avenue; Charles H. Grigg, Nos. 219 and 311
Church alley ; Emanuel Rey, 707 Sansom 'street.
attorney-s.t.inw ; Isaac D. Guyer, 2 Woodland Terrace.;
E. N. Nash, 313 South Sixth street;. H. Craig, 1725 Arch
street, 138 Broad street ; Robert D. Work, M North .
Third street; A. G. Civil, northeast corner Tenth and
Markef sit sets. ' • _
. .
N. B.—Professor BOLLES takes.pleaenre in referring
the sick to the above names, and the following, vehose
certificates have been or will be given in full for the
good of humanity ;
Judah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 814' South
Front street; Edward T. Evans, preacher of the N. E.
Church, Dyspepsia of long standing; Laryngitis, and
Lumbago, No. 1633 Helmuth street; William H. Shaine,
Paralysis of lower limbs, Paraplegy, and. Bpilepsr.
Publisher of the Patients/. Merchant, No. lMi Beath
Second Street; Thomas Owens, Congestion of the Brain.
and severs Hemorrhage of the Lunge, and Diabetes.
American Hotel. Philadelphia; James Nugent, Deisf
noes for six years, and ringing and roaring in the head,
Fifteenth and Bedford streets; William Morgan, Genera
Debility,4ol Spruce street; Thomas Harrop, severe DM
boo, n ose mu m , West Philadelphia; George Grant,
Rheumatic Gout, long standing,No. 610 Chestnut street;
H. T. Desilver, Chronic Neuralgia and hollamreatory
Rheumatism. No. 1736 Chestnut street; 0. H. I:term's*.
Chronic DYBP•Pein. and Inflammation of the Kidneys,
Chestnut and Fortieth streets; George W. Freed, Epi
lePer, No. 1492 North Thirteenth street; Anthony Car
ney. Consumption, No. 1217 Market street; Edward Mo.
Mallon, Consumption, No. 1227 Front street; Charles H.
Grigg, Dyspepsia and Conitipation, Tenth . and Arch
streets; J. Racket. Chronic Bronchitis: derietiteitiOn.
'and Congestion of the Brain, No. MS Cisllowidll street;
Rey. J. Mallory, Anhonla, Phlladelpida.
8.:.-madho IRO and others, who desire a tapir.
ladoeflaiMilllalsicovery can aomraeuos a fall coars•
.zot teetered-46mm: 4th. DM, at the Institntion,
uji.jarri street. Pl'llll4BlPhls. • Prof. BOLLES hist:
imitlifier 0110 the phriklium who
,prigt7ll.loloolailti. r
MEDICAL.
THER&PEUTIC AGENT.
SOMETHING NEW
SOMETHING TRUE,
having for ito basis immutable fasts:
SODTETBING RYA SONABLE,
SOXEMING ThIPORTANT,
PHYSICAL ILLS OF LL
TCY TEM DIBBABED.
ASTONISHING RESULTS.
CONSULTATION FREE
rim BOLLES & DR. BROWN,.
12sao WALNUT Street. Philads.
WANTS.-
AN ERRAND BOY WANTED TO
;Yarn the Bock and Warta,WY' Mildness; ith2 a
SALW•rADT References required., Address ' nos
620, " 7 lifts del phis Post Office. it*
A PRACTICAL GERI4I.&/ 4 1 "CHEMIST
J--L. OFFERS HIMSELF FOR A EITTIATJON as Chemist
in a Laboratory. ,Is a graduate of the Herman. Schools,
and has been 'some years chemist In a Laboratory in Bo
hemia and In To rto. Diploma, references, din , given.
Address A. 0.. - OLMAN'a HOTEL, 312 Race ot. 31:31'
•
IVANTED-A. GOOD cooLoßEff BOY ;
dr.i.'?!'s°oo6l,6'.l;l7'l! age, I n a wholesale' het:i.3lkfr
WANTED---BY A YOUNG MAN' T Eg
-I:LOYMBICT for the Evenings. Address Ne
cesiltY, Prese office. set-2t5
ANTED-'---A SITUATION By A:
• Lady of the bigbest respectability, to taket be
dams of a gentleman's Itonse, Address Mrs. LEVfta,
1315 WALNUT Street. eel-et.
WANTE * SITUATION, BY A.,
T young man of over five yearn? experience in the
Dry Goode and Potion bueineee. Address "M. A. D.."
Express office.sel-2t.
WANTE D-A SITUATION, AS
Book•keeper, by a graduate of Eastman's Bad,
nem College. The brisker reference given. Address, for
two daye,' 'H. at" Press airs. ealAt
WANTED. -A HOU ) SE AIgOUT DE
CLINING business desire to find a situation for
a trnatworthy and competent young man, now in their
employ, as assistant 1). ok- keeper. Address Sox 2802
Post.Otlice sel-2t*
VDIPLOYMENT 'HOUSE, THE LAB
eat and most reliable, for city and country. mu
always a good selection of capable person% with good
references. Americans, Melt, English, Preach, Ger.
mans, Scotch. Welsh, and newly landed emigrants., as
Gardeners, 'Farm Hands, Coachmen, Watchmen, Ns.
Cooke, Chambermaids, Seamstresses, Laundresses,
Waitresses, and general Housework Servants. '
Alta,
Coloved Est - mute Noe. SOg and SO4 LOCUST Street,
above Eighth.
" ARTILLERY AND' cAvAmry
HORSES WANTED."
AM/WANT QUARTERNAGTER OHABRAL'R OPPHHA
PHILADELPHIA IPA.), August 20; ME
HORSES suitable for the Artillery and Cavalry ems.
vice will be purchased by the undersigned, irr open
market, af a fair price, when presented; in quantities of
eight 03i• or over. Rash animal to be subjected to the
tusnal Government inspection before being acceptiid..
Homes to be delivered to the United States Inspector,
at the William Penn Hotel, HAREET Street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
By order of Colonel GEORGE H Caoemen, Assistant
Quartermaster General United States Army.
GEORGE R. ORME,
Captain and Aseletant Quartermaster:
TRAMYPERB WANTED.
-a
- MHIEY'QUARTERNA3TEIVB OFFIels,
DEPOT OF WASWENOTON.
Wasnnrwron. D. C., Atwood 19, 1804.
WANTED at once, Five Hundred (500) to One Thou.
sand (1, 000) TEAMSTERS, each capable of driving with
single line and managing six-mule teams.
To snob who are competent to perform the duty. the
pay per month will be thirty-five (35) dollars. with one
nation per d ay, and hospital privileges, including the
best medical atten dance when Mak.
Men experlenbed ac Wagon Masters will regalia such
positions upon bringing - to thin point twenty. Eye (&5)
good Te3euiters.
Apply to Captain CHARLES H. TOMPKINS, A. CA
Ef.. A_„ corner of TWENTY-SECOND and 0
Streets, Washington, C.
D H. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster.
an2o-tae9, Depot of Washington'.
25 DOLLARS • A DAT !—WANTED,
, Ladiea and Gentlemen of , intelligence, and
good education, to *stablish a Permazent and ix pay.
lug business in every city in America. Particulars will
be forwarded by addressing, with stamp enolosed, C.
BREAKS., N. D. Box MO, Philadelphia. Pa, atill-Sto.
• WANTED-BY THE 15TH. SEP
-maitember, a HOUSE, between Pine and Anil and
Sixth and. Eighteenth Streets. Bent. - front 1,000 to
91,200. Add rem 9096 WALNUT Street. - an.3l.3t*
mil THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO
purehasel for cash) a FARM of one or two hulk.
died acres, in Northern or Western. Pennsylvania.
BMA be in good etattration, with all the neeessea
buildinge for a well-regniated farm. Address J. D.,
Beg NH, WASHINGTON, H. O. auS-Ixe
- 1 WANTED—A FIRE PROOF' FOR.
kJ I cLomara made to order. Address Box 206
rk. watt
CITY POINT, VA., AUGUST 7, 1882.
OFFICE DEPOT OF REPAIRS:
ARMIES OPERATING AGAINST RICHMOND
WANTED..
SOU 'Teamsters,
50 IVll,eel-wriglits,
50 131aciromIthS, alma
2Ci Carriage Trinurters,
Who will receive the highest rates or government Pe l l,
rations, and medical attendance,
Transportation tarnished by applying at
SSIPraNSTI.V.SNIA Avenue, Washington. DAt
B. .1. :STRANG,
Captain. I. Q. N.
JA3CES• N. KELLY,
FOB SALE AND . TO LET.
TO THE PUBLIC.
We Rave mow ready for distribution the following
REGISTERS. Please call or send your address for co
pies, and please Inform your friends Y, here they (Aube
accommodated with bargain. in
REAL ESTATE.
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE REGISTER,
PHILADELPHIA- BUILDING-LOT--REGISTE K.
PENNSYLVANIA FARM REGISTER.
DELAWARE COUNT F ARM REGISTER. •
MONTGOMERY COU FARM REGISTER.
CHESTER COUNTY F • M REGISTER.
BUCKS COUNTY FARM REGISTER.
NEW JERSEY
FARM REGISTER.
NEW JERSEY FARM REGISTER. •
DELAWARE FARM REGISTER.
MARYLAND FARM REGISTER.
010. N. TOWNSEND ildr.
.11.2334 South FOURTH Street.
ALL THE NECESSARY MACHINE
SY, TOOLS, and STOCK of an establiahed Iron
Manufactory, now In full operation, for sale. Maims.
city to Jraye the city being canes of sale, Mdrese
WM. RICHARDS. West Philadelphia. eel-2t"
A RARE CHANCE !- 11 THE REPTJE.
AND DEMOCRAT," PUBLISHED IN WEST
CHESTER CHESTER COUNTY, PENNA.
POE SA LE.—The death of George W. Pears., bet.,
proprietor of this paper, makes it necessary to dispose
of the establishment. In the hands of a loyal, earnest,
and enterprising man, this long-establisr,ed ionrna ,
cannot fail to be profitable. Circulatinas it does
extensively in a county of seventy-four t housand In
habitants, and in - a Congressional and Senatorial. Dis
trier of one hundred and Ave tbousand,_prominent re!
wealth and intelligence, and where the Union parts al
the last election had a majority of over sour thousand
votes, and with a constantly Lnereasing popularity &xi
patronage, it requires nothing but judicious manage
meet to make it alucrative investment.
Persons contemplating a purchase should make Sea.
fact known at once, as it is desirable to sail at th.
earliest day. JOHN T. WORTHINOTON,
administrator of Geor ge W. Pearce, des d.
WNST CHESTIIItqa.. May 17, myl9-thsta ti
TO LET-THE SECOND THIRD, AND
As Fourth Floors st ASS BIABICST Street, *lamb k
Chstrob elley. mlin-tf
f a TO LET—A. TWO-STORY BRIO
.msik Boutin, suitable for manufacturing iurposes, 32
feet front. and 10 feet deep, situate in Richmond street"
east of Front. Inquire of F. REEL,
eel 5t . Ro. 1043 GERMANTOWN Road.
al 10 LET, VIII UNEXPIRED
MINI- LEASE—Pi:tuxes and good will for nale—the four
story Store, No SC6 Markel street, occupied for the last
els years by the advertiser as a allk and dry goods house.
Terms will be made known on applicatlon to
W. S. STEWART dc CO.,
set-Bt' 305 MARKRT Street.
aDELA WARE COUNTY.-FOR.
ALE-76 acre'FARM, convenient to Station on
Media Railroad . Good Barn, old fashioned Mansion, fl ne
Orchard, goon Spring and Stream of Water. PCSO3 $lOO
per acre. Seed for Catalogue Del Co.'Farms.
sel-3? JAB. R. CUMMINS, Media, Pa.
r i REAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE.
REAL _ESTA9 B, REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE.
NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUsT OUT.
NSW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT,
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
-FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
• CONTAINS $5.000,000 WORTH.
CONTAINS 116.000,U0 WORTH.
CONTAINS $5,000,000 WORTH.
"FOR SALE .- The greatest production of the age to
partise interested iri the. purchase and sale of Real Es
tate Is - MILLER'S Monthly Catalogue for September.
In ont. No person "wishing to purchase should fail to
gekone. °See 154 North SIXTH Street: au3l-2tit
EA FOR RENT-A. THREN-STORY
AWL }WOK EollSE.with side yard. situate on the S.E.
eor. Thktyfonrth• and Union ets. , above Market. West
Phila. Apply on the premises. au3l.-et.
fa TO LET—SEVERAL NEW
HOUSES in NORTH ELEVENTH, TWELFTH, and
THIRTEENTH Streete, north of__Dl t tntgoniery Stree t ,
• Camac's Woods. , Contain am e modern cony.
aisnoes. TATLOW JACKSON.
anBo-6t* 614 . CHBISTNUT Street. •
•
MA FOR BALE No. 1519 GREEN
mnIESTREET —A fear story HOUSE. with all the mo
dean improcoments. In good order. Immediate POl
session given. : an3o-30‘
gi FOR BALE-A. VALUABLE BUST-
•
NESS STAND, at Twelfth and Spring Garden sta..
consisting of Store.room and Dwelling, containing 8
rooms and bath. Terms easy. inquire SO N. FOURTH
St ;2d story. Immediate paw elision given. an.2o-Im*
da FOR. SALE, MUCH BELOW ITS
Mi rest] value, with immediate DoMeeelon. Dwetting
No. ltilS Green stmt. • B. F GLENN.
au27- if if S. W. eft: OVINTEENTH and GREEN.
inFOR SALE CHEAP--GERMAN
TOWN COTTAOII, corner Green and Johnson
streets. Cottage X/ roo t front, containing 11 rooms.
Carriage house, ice house, spring house, fish pond,
beautiful lawn, and everything to make it a desirable
residence. Lot Man feet. Also many others near
by. F. GLENN,
au27-tf if IE3 South FOURTH Street.
a ;FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE-A.
MIEL Toy desirable Suburban RESIDENCE, about two
miles out, with Stables, Coach-house, large Garden.
Orapery, ; lot 100 by 3al For further particulars
apply to E. PT.T.T,
a025-tf 3213 WALNUT Sreet.
MkFACTORY PROPERTY FOR BALE
—Situate I:l,..W.corner of Frankford road and Norris
street. Lot 100 feet on Frankford road and 414 feet on
Berrie street.
Six three. story Brick Dwellings on Frank - ford.
One lour-story Brick Paxton nilding, 83 by 43 fest,
on Norris street, with two-story brick attached, 23 by OD
feet, containing cotton machinery, engine, and boilers.
• For farther information apply at northeast corner of
SEVENTH and SPRUCE Streets. '
dit LARGE VALIJABLZ PRO.
mira.PRRTT FOR BALI. -Tb. very'commo
dions LOT and BUILDING, No. SOB OKRIRra i Street•
near the centre of badness, contain 60 feet on Chem
depth 106 feet, being 76 test wide on the rear of
tt l et, and at that width oPen/air latla aut - Way
leading to Cherry street. Its advantages or
SIZE AND POSITION
are rarely met with. •
Apply at the ogee or No
Month Hoe Mud,
jelB.3m No. 226 WALNUT arms.
FOR 8.6_141_, VERY OHEA.P.-
/naL SEGE AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE, South
west, corner of YORTY-FIRST and WESTMINSTER
avenue, Twenty•fourth ward; 11 rooms, gas, hot and
oold water throughout the hone, stable in rear of lot.
fine fruit and shade trees. •
size of lot, IN) feet front by 179 feet deep.
price $310.000, clear of Inimmbrance. Terms easy.
Also, Two very desirable COTTAGES, on HALEY
Street, near Westminster avenue; have all modern im
provements, 10 rooms.
Size of lots, each 26 feetfront by 115 feet deep.
Price &2,ooo;eanh. Taints easy.
Also, a number of desirable Houses, at from 31.10
each to 316,000, in all parts of the city. Apply to
SAMUEL P. EuoEnNsom. or-
J. WARREN COULSTON,
No. 124 South SIXTELStreet.
•
•iitFOR:SA.LIC-A SUPERIOR FARM,
97 scree , situated on the Pennsylvania. oentral
Railroad, 49 miles from Philadelphia. Improvements
consist of. a three•storg stone dwelling. containing 14
rooms, with kitchen attached, barn W by ao est•wagon
,shed, corn crib, wood house, and other out -buildings: .
a tenant hon. 16 acres wood land. '
A rare chance in offered. Address
JOHN CANNOG,
an 33.90 Parkersburg. Chester 0011-11tTe Pa.'.
WATER POWICR TO RENT.- APPLY
31 to DAVID CHITA&B. Vows*. Del. 11.04 a
..............
BAZA.A4II Nntin "AND SAN'
102.1 STREETS •
AUCTION SALE. op EfoREES, CANNAgatES. AR*
SCARINESS, • • •
ON SATURDAY MoREINCG , •
At 10 o'clock, comprising
FIFTY -WIPES. "
salted to harness and the &auto, •
ALSO, •
A large colleCtioa of desirable new and'sectaCidnit•
Carriages; wagons, Lge.. with whack the - sale will solo , '
bents.
• Also, single and double harness, saddles, bales.
Whirler kaltets, atc..
Aar 04peetponemnf on account of weather.
7 Carriages at privatesale.
gee" Auction sale of amass on wain:oo3l>AT.
sel-2t _ ALFRED Al INRRE.NESS,. Anytime ir,
AUCTION SALE - AT BRetogLyg .
-km- NATI Vali).
By order col Bear Admiral Efkmn Pitalding:,-17. S. N.,
Commandant of the N. Y. 'bull; I shall offer for
sale at Public Medea, at said Nta'rrYard: on'THIJIt3+
DAY, September Bth. at 12 o'cloo _:
01.49 lmrrele Spiri"ay Turpentine.
10,0 0 /b.. of CILIST3S ChipPlags ,
A: tot of Scrap Lea,ler. •
1 mall tattlne: IHerizontal
4 I.Y.prialn Boilers. "
lot of Strap Patter!. Lumber.
klet of Bard - Goal ciaders.
3. lot ofiroll - Boat..
Seders]. Calideinued V7tst,al3oll.til.
Twenty per cent of tbopurchime morfrmaat ba, de
posited a; time of sale, a.'3l IRO days wilt be altowod to;
remove the goods from time yard, and if crit so remove&
the: deposit will be forfto.ted to the Gov - 4,fument. Alt
payments to be made hi Golornmout concurs, nod be
fore time goods are removed from the yard
D. D. T. MARSIDALL,H. S. Navy St.;rekeejler.
Ar A .l.7 YARD, NRll ; Voßec;.Attg - amt, 155-1. aa3l-61'
OFFICE . DEPOT COMMlSSARY'svissmanqu. or
• WAS/Mt - MN; SO. C., itUgl3s 4 , Vi, „ 11751
Will ;WWII
..at public anotion, on NIOND.LIL Sept_
sth, 1564. at 31 o'clock .6: 151:, at the Sixth -ntreat Wharf.
Wal.hingron. D. C., the follyWfag public proverty,
good eoThßtion, Vl2:
One tbeneand. Bee Fith*, salted.
Fifty-two (62) Beef Hidem
Eleven (111 Sheep Skins.
Terme eat.* to GoverraateetTatele.
C. GREENE: .
attS6t Ceptala an C. 8. V.
fiLUCTIOX SALE Of CONDEMNED ,
ROESES.
WAS .DIVARTIIS/17,
VAN:ALPI 808.E.1.0 u 02FICE OF Caral4iffdliTEßMAPl7llllT.
.
AOOINOT ON; AttraErt IS .
Will be eold at Mblle auction , td tAtr highest biddaS. ,
at the times and ;llama named below' Ylz
Reeding, Pauxu.9lTaala, THURSDAY, August .11. -
• Mtoona, Pennsylvania. THITRSDA.T. !ascot 214.11184: - -
Lebanon. Pennarryante, THURSDAY; September
barg.Yenrurytranlni THURSDAY. September 'ROSH.:
-Two "mrtric:DßED (2019) Cavalry Horses r.reash
Tbeee Horses-have been condemned as nnlit Tor tkrv ,
Comet,' service of the tinny.
For Rcad and Farm pnTiaesse, - , many good balirletr
•
ones sold singl
Terms: Cash in United Pltates Curt' . ener.
JAMES A. THEM
Lieut. Colonel:and Chief Caartermesten
due. teet3 Cavalry Susan.
_ „ _
MRS. JOHN DREV,S NEW ARCH
."' STREET THEATRE. •
[tuna Manager W. S. FREDERICKS.
Business Agent and Treasurer JOS D. AfillinfE,
OPENING NIGHT OP THE SEASON!
MRS. SOHN DREW . as "LADY" TEAZLE."
New Drop Curtain. New Scenery, New Decorations:.
Carnetings.
OLD FAVORITES AND 'NEW FACES!
On SATDRDAY*EVENING, September 3d, IBM.
Rhe•nerformance commenc-e witb
NATIONAL AIRS BY THE ORCHESTRA.
paring .which. the •
NEW ACT DROP
will No exhibited. To be followed by. Sheridan'e bril
liant Comedy of .
--
• •• - • TME SCHOOL' FOR SCANDAL:
LADY TEAZLE Mrs. JOHN DREW
Mrs. Candor ' - Mrs. Thayer
(Her first appearance for lave - years.)
Maria.... Miss E. Prios -
Lady Sneerwell Miss Moms -
Sir Peter Teazle ' Mr. Griffiths
Sir Oliver Surface Mr. Wallis
Charles Surface Mr. -James Carden -
(From the London and Dublin Theatres. His -first ap
pearance in this city - . )
Joseph Swrfaee•• •• - • ..... Mr. Walter Donaldson
(From Bible's. New York. llio first appearance in this
Theatre.)
Mr. Crabtree Mr. Stuart Robson
Mr.. Benja min Backbite Mr. Miolowe
Moses Mr. Frank Finn
(Front the Boston Theatres. Hie first appearance to this
city.)
Careless ' Mr. Robert Craig.
Snake Me. James Taylor -
Trip Air. Hillyard .
Rowley • Mr. Stele
Sir Toby Bumper Mr. E.. Marble
(His Scot appearance in this city.l_
Joseph's Servant Mr. Murray
(His first appearance in-this city.).
Lady Sneerwell 's Servant Mr. Werth
Selections from Verdi's " lone." by-the ORCHESTRA - .
To conclude with the• Laughable Farce of
THE ROUGH. DIAMOND.
Margery • - Miss C. Jeff erson.
(Her first appearance in this Theatre ).
Lady Plato Mrs. G. H. Giiillth.
(Her first appearance in this city.).
Sir Wm. Evergreen Mr. Taylor
Lord PlatoMr: Wallis
Captain Blenheim Mr, Craig . ;
Cousin Joe Stuart Robson
Doors ope at 7. Curtain rises at 7.M.
SCALE OF - YRICES: . .
Dress Circle and Parquet 150 rents.
Family Circle 25 • '
Secured Seats 7 . .•
Orchestra Stalls ' GI
Private Boxes SS and 1 161 ,
Stockholders' Tickets delivered onfand after..THDES
DAY, September lit
The Box Office will be open for the sale of Tickets and.
Reserved Seats at 10 A. Al on Thursday. Sept lat.
The Lessee has great pleasure in informing the-pub
lic that she lisp perfected entisuremente with
STARS OF THE MST ORDER' OF DRAMATIC EX
cwr.LENCE,
who will appear in the course of the Season. . sel-3t.
Quarimansetsr's Amt.
Gll OVE R' B NEW CHESTN,I7T
-6TREIT THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
The great Romantic, Musical, Pantomimic, Spectacalat
Drama,
ALADDIff, OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
THE LIVING FOUNTAIN OF COLORED WtTIMIE.
All the new and magnificent SCENERY, elegant Pro
pertiee. wonderful Effects, superb Costumes. MAMMA".
Transformations. grand Choruses, and bacintlfal MUM..
Dances, Seaga, &c.
Faintly Matinee, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
. Doors openat 2 o'clock ;performance 24. Admission..
X/ mat i children M. eel-st '
AUCTION SALES.
4cito 4:4
WALNUT -STREET THE A T
POSITIVELY LAST MONT&
TEN NAIAD QUEEN
The most interesting, poetically beantlfil, and ensemsa.
fill dramatic pageant of the age,
Tr EVENING AND DURING THE WEEK.
with entirely new Scenery, meet Delightful Singe. Es.
wildering Illuidons, Gorgeous Costumes, and SylsaidU
Cast' of Characters.
On MONDAY. September b the eminent tragedienne.
Ei• WIN
. lioorti.
Will appear In hie great role of HAMMET:
A 55831.13. LY BUILDINGS, TEN=
AND CRESTNITP Streets.
TEMPLE OF WONDERS! RONOR BLITZ!
TEMPLE OF WONDERS!
Signor Blitz! Eisner Mitzi Signor Blitz!
OPEN FOR Trig SEASON
Hall Beautifully. Decorated and SE AS ON.
Hall Beautifully Decorated and Repaired.
Eve Evening. Every Evening, Every Evening.
WE.DNI3BDAT AND SATURDAY ARTERNOONS.
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons!
Every Evening, Every Evening, Every Evening.
Change of Performance Constantly.
Necromancy, Necromancy, Necromancy:
Ventriloquism, Ventriloquism, Ventriloquial's.
Birds, Birds. Birds. Birds, Birds, Birdie.
Admission, 23 Cents. Children, EiCents. Reserved --
Seats, SO Cents.
Evening Performances commence at 7%. Afternoon
at 3. asEr-tf
DAN CING ACADEMY, 625 ARM
STREET. —D. L. CARPENTER has the honor or
informing 'his friends and those 'who desire learning
DANCING for their immediate circles and soirees, that
be is now ready and active to give lessons. eitherpri
vete or in classes, to Ladies. Gentlemen, or Misses and
Masters. Mr. CARPENTER is always punctual and
can be seen at any hour daily, and evenings through
the week, dating all the Seasons. Mrs D. L. CAR
PENTER will preside on the Piano-Porte. CONSTAIS
TINE L CARPENTER, the Young. Master, wilt assist
in teaching Juveniles. D. L CARPENTER,
625 ARCH Street.
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.,
-a- cnEsnarr Street, above Tenth, is OPEN DAILY,
for visitors, from 9 A. 11(.. to SP. AL Jen
PERSONAL.
DEBBONAL.—JEWELRY BENT BY
man free of postage to any part of the United States,
on receipt of the following prices: Single atone imitation
Diamond Bing.sl; Cluster Imitation Diamond Ring, $3;„
Heavy Plated Vest Chains , ; Heavy RT Dits .
(will stand the strongest acid.) 60 cents ; magnificent
Plain Ring. $1 ; small round black enamelled Ear
Drops. 50 cents: heavy plated black enamelled Sleeve.
Buttons, 25 cents: Gents' single stone or cluster imita
tion Diamond Pine, $1 •, Bracelets, $1 handsomely
chased Medallions,. $1; complete sets Carbuncle Studs.
and Buttons, $1; complete sets black enamelled Studs
and Buttons, with pearl setting, $1 ; fancy Watch
Rays, 60 cents ;Ten and Pencil, with extension case,
Ladles' Long Guard. and Chatelaine Chains, st; Chate
laine Pins, ,i; genuine Guns Perot/a Pins, for hair or
likeneis. $1 ; Seal Rings, $1 ; Red or .Black Ball Ear
Drops, 10 cents. Direct to . _
ESTER( & MANN t
916 RACE Street, Philads.
FMAIL DE PARIS FOB THE SKIN.—
The "EMAIL DE PARIS" will remove all tax
or discoloration of the skin, whether front the can or
from these& air, and is therefore invaluable for resto
ring the vitality and healthiness of the skin, injured by
direace,by ex sure , or by rapid changes of tempera.
tore. R. .lODIR po , .I_ll. 'SUM% Street, below Oheetnat.
Is the onb agent for l'Bmall de Pails. au2S et
BOABDiI .
A SMALL- PRIVATE FAMILY, .RE ,
BIDING in a pleasant location, desire four or air
CHILDREN to Board and Educate. Instruction in all
the usual branches, with Mn9ic and Lencnages, if de
aired. -Parente declining housekeening will bear of a
plod home - for their children by addressing "Pleasant
Horne, '1 office of The Press. 11.
TO BMW, WITH BOARD, TO A GEN
TLEMAN and Virifo, a pleasant front ROOK, In a
eanall family. apply 1.232 SPRUCE Street.
att3o-intheat"
BOARD WANTED—BY TWO LA.-
DIM in a genteel Private Family or first-ciasa -
Boardirg house. Location from Thirteenth to Nine
teenth and Cbeetaint to Spruce streets. Best reference - .
given. - Address L. X." No. 1224 BEIBSTffUT
Street. an.ll-11"
ELIGIBLE BOOMS NOW VACANT
' at HILL'S.
anls-lin*
338 SPRUCE Street.
(10 Ulf T R .BOARDING AT MREi_
BROOKIM.Mount Airy. near the Station. Two.
rooms new nowt. Apply at Mount Airy. or IMIPM.
WAX.MUT Strad. wax**
BBOARDING}.-TWO SECOND-STORY
Irooms TO LET. at ssa North TENTH ft
u ! z,i o lL 4 ;wt.jia;4,,;,a
LS T-0 14 WEDNESDAY . MORN
IRO. August glst, between the houre'ot halt past
nine and eleven o'olock, to going from Leonia street,.
aboye T wen tieth, to Chestnut street. below Eleventh.
(11th) street. a LADY'S SbiALL GOLD WATCH,
bunting owe, made by Monlinie & Le Orandroy,
Geneva. Enclosed In the back case wee a Gen.tlematt'e
photograph. A liberal reward will be given by re
turning tO
It .
.013 T--17. S. 7 340 BONDS, NO. 17,064
for $5OO, Nos. 69,964-5-64-411 for $lOO each. payable ,
In February and August, to the order of OSWALD
THOMPSON. guardian of Theodore H. Bestirs, end
unendorsed. Application for payment of the same has
been made at the Treasury Department. Any informa
tion will be suitably rewarded T bm
HEO H. RIARTIVT,
702 WALNUT Street.
an26-18N
tlita FOR NEW ORLEANS, LA.,
VIA NEW YORE
The Ocean Steam Navigation.()eiw"
SPLENDID NEW STEAMSHIP
N" 0 RT AMERICA,
(Lai To Burden,
CHAS. P. MASSIIMAN, Commander,
Is now receiving freight, and will sail as above ma
MONDAY. September 6th, at 9 A. M.
NO freight receive/A r-bille Of lading signed on the dAr
of caning. it - IV . 1 .. 1 '
---.•• /
For freight or paesage•iingly to . . . .
' A. HERON, Mt., 00.,
126 North DICLAWARE ATOMS.
VITTATINITY HOTIBB, DI/LANARK
• WATER OAP.—This Witco having been so made
crowded during the the month of July and August apt*
Prevent many persons from Yisithait it, notiue is EMIL
that the place:will be kept open during TWi anavl i "
ing sar opportunity to those eflie wish to
darintC
,the months of September and October. the most delight—
ful season of the ear.
Lessrerliensth on Denot st.Y.lO Y. ,and only° ot.
the Oap at IP. L. W. BRODU4gt 41 , 4011C/f.
mka-ux