niv MIK in.
fihootal Corral*Manes of The Press.]
New Trostc, Sept. B. 1864.
WHO SHALL BB aoymufoo.
ims become a question of Interest. Judge Barnard
will doubtligill run upon the Democratic ticket, and
cirmunstances, at the present writing, seem to point
to Senator Fenton, of Chatauqua county, as his
probable competitor. The names of General Dix
and Speaker lUvold are prominently pressed, as wall
as *pie of Roscoe Conklin, Lyman Tremaine, and
OWN. Judging, however, from the general tone
cf conversation upon the political change, Aft.
entente star is in the ascendant as far as tire
DON of nomination are concerned.
P.IIIII3IIMITIAL Tories
oontinue to furnish the exciting element Of
all debates. In the hotels the peace platforin is
denounced oven by steadfast Demooraterwho, while
cleaving to Air. rdocllellan, revolt from the plat
form on which his friends have placed him. Such
hotel gossip furnishes an index to the future whloh
is entitled to grave consideration, Hotels are the
grand centres at widish certain men—the country
merchants and nowhere—congregate during the
buying•season. These, from all sections of the
country, and imbued with the political spirit of
their towns and counties, are qualified interpreters
and expositors of political sentiment. Gifted not
with the moat opulent powers of rhetoric, nor ri.
gidly adhering to the strict rules of grammar, they
at least speak to the point, and are perhaps more
thoroughly than the metropolitan class of political
debaters to be relied upon. Very little is heard now
a•tlays of Gen, Fremont, except casual monitions of
his existence, as plainly clothed and felt.hatted he
is remarked in his downtown rambles when in the
city.
A ONION O 1 GOAL lIPBOULATORB4
Disgusted with the results of ooal speculation and
the extortions Of dealers, the BrooklynKee have
'Pined an aseoolation whloh will purohase ooal at
the Mho and ftunieh it to the aubcoribers at coat.
TWA guars.
4irf New York has now suffered diminution to the
-- kber of 1,114. it Is said that It will be still fur
reduced by a credit of 1,000 names which hays
as yet been taken into consideration. The re
of the announcement has boon consolatory.
*Mute brokers frown grimly over their wasted
les and the depletion of profitable contingencies
the people, as a whole, congratulates itself Qom
cably. Guns have been fired in honor of the foot,
I Douncilmanio resolutions passed in congratula
1. This detonation of satisfaction, in connection
1, the salutes tired in honor of our victories at
south, has shaken us up well, and restored the
carol equanimity.
THE "WORLD"
again in court, consequent upon the proceedings
the Opdyke libel suit. The plaintiff, In the en
vor to ascertain the real owners, has elicited the
that the original capital of the " World Com
o" was 41,000, in ten shares. This fact, it is
id, is shown by the certificate of incorporation, on
r hi the °Moe of the county clerk.
THH THEIATRICIAL SEASON
low fairly initiated. IsTiblo*s Garden opened its
re last evening, as did Mrs. Wood's Olympic.
reformer house Edwin Forrest le the attraction.
Jpening play was 41 Coriolsaus.".Mrs. Wood
Weed two new London pieces itMiriamrs
ne,” three acts of modem dramatic debility, so far
clot is concerned, and the " Comical Countess:.
h theatres Were well attended, desPite th 4
ring storm. Mrs. Wood announces for spledy
*action a version of "Martin OlLuzzlewit,s , by
persistent fiend in human shape, a Gentleman
Is City.
THE OAIMIDOPTAN B.IIIBTIVAL.
few York Caledonian 010 held their eighth
Festival and Scottish Games to-day, at
Wood. There was an enthcsiastio attend
:between 18,000 and 20,000 persons, of all ages
Ationalitles, the Seottleh element being predo
at. Delegations were present from the Gale
na Clubs of Philadelphia, Newark, Albany,
on, and other cities.
at principal prizes were won by Menne. John
George Goldie, the base ball players;
Andrew
3reon, George Graselok, and AndrewForman ;
mon putting the light atone, 18 pounds,l3l feet
Mee, and Gralnick 81 feet 83; inches. John Gol•
threw the light hammer, le pounds,' 88 feet 11
ea,
running jump was won by Forman, seven
feet MS inches,inches,and the standing jump by For
', ten feet, John Cioldie taking the second prize,
re feet eleven inches.
The broadsword dance was won by L. D. Robert
a, John Taylor second. The short race was won
John Goldie, Forman second.
Vaulting with the pole was won by C}eorge Goldie
ng clear over eight feet throe inches, Andrew
, man eight feet.
SALMI 07 WOOL.
'he wool sale to-day was slimly attended, and the
dity oft'ered was poor. Cape sold at 610010.,
lifornia 480., and Fleece 8404231.60.
awarVer, oa van ear.enowie.
'he steamer Caledonia, from Liverpool, arrived
Ivening, Her advloes have already been pub-
a.aRIVAL TROIS Niter OnLIMNS. •
.ae steamer Ariel, from New Orleans, with dates
the lit instant, has arrived. There is nothing
ir from Mobile,
MAEmH IMT9LLIG OH.
lived, ship Guy Mannering, Liverpool; barks
rtes Edward, Cow Bay; Albins, London ; Bohr.
Glace Bay ; steamship North America (new),
siphia. Below, ships Constitution, Liver.
itruggesls, Liverpool. Returned, bark Sea
fromEllsabethport for Boston, leaky.
neranput Diecovanit.—Some astute letter-
In Europe has discovered that Poe's
is a literary imposture. Ho says Poe's
Inplishreent was a minute and accurate at.
lelvith Oriental languages, and that he
account by translating almost literally
of "The Raven' from the Persian. The
s being Investigated by distinguished Lon
fitterateur.
TILE JITY.
ADDI2IOISIAL OITY MEWS BEE POIIRTII PAGE.
TEE GREAT CRICKET MATCH.
return match between the New York and
Adolph's Clubs commenced yesterday morning,
;he Philadelphia grounds, at Camden. The
was opened by Messrs. Hudson and Crossley.
Crossle soon his wicket for a oher b a
catch of Mr. Johnson's,lost
but when Mr yp . Higha y m
ted Mr. Hudson the score-book began to tell an
sr tale. Run after run was made by these fine
men, until after a change was made in the
ling, when Mr. Hudson was well Caught at mid
st from Mr. J. blister's "slows," Mr. Ingham
saw five wickets fall In rapid succession.
• he finally received his quietus he had se
a wethearned score of 82. Thirty of them
obtained after he had been given a "life " by
taken decision of the umpire. The bowling of
g. Hunt and Jones blister in this innings was
ccessfol. Handsome catohes were made in this
by Mesas. Jones Wister, Outerbrldgo, and
withal'. Barclay% wicket-keel - JO was, as
very good. The result so far was very gratl
to the Philadelphiaeleven ,
first innings of Philadelphia was begun by
t. Johnson and Howe, and was concluded to
evening, with the line score of 106, loading
opponents by 87 runs. Mr. Hunt was de
l), the player of the da on the Philadelphia
1, his batting for twe n ty .eight t and not out,
marked by very fine play, and his bowling
as before mentioned, very effective, The In
of Mews. G. Newhall, J. wieder, and Bar
though brief, Vete brilliant. 5Tr. Gaskill also
od his score well. The wicket-keeping of Mr.
Lam, who mad- i n ni n gs catch, was excellent.
York's 8606nd was commenced, and at
dose of the day's play they had obtained 32
The -fielding all throughout the game, which
. very Due display of the ecienoe oferloket, was
"able, especially on the part of the Phliadel
doyen, who, we may be allowedhope, will
add to their already abundant laurels. The
ring is the full score I
NEW YORE.
PIRST INNINGS. SOCO:IP INNINGS.
n a. Onterbridgeb.
leiter 16 o. Johnson b. Wieter..•. 4
y e., Johnson b.
)wha11.....••• • 0 run out 1
c. Stevens
Wider 32 not out 12
re ran o
C. Oaterb nt
rldge b.
5 not ant
C. Jones Wis.
Haut c. Willer b. Hunt . ..... . 0
r b Unlit 4 b, Wleter 'lO
are b. Wilder
o. Newhall b. Wis- o
1
nn et. Baud's , b.
4,.•
Lb. not out
........
........
••••
,"." • ssssss a... 06.69 Total "4640 ~..32
PHILAMPLit 6,
?MST TICNINOM. Rent, not out 28
on b. Crossley 1 Haskill b. Hammond.... 8
e. Oakley b. Cross- Oaterbridge b. Balinese 4
.............. 6 Howell o. Blirhant b.
Mer, L b. sr. b. Bailliere 0
ado' .1.46 9 Byes
is b. Bailllere..• .. 4 Wa d eses 2
Newhall C. Mg-
15 l6
b. BaUlfere
and b. Cro ssley Cros 6 4
T0ta1.... 106
CITY ITE.DIFS.
'momenta FLORILINIL—Biessre. Drake &
I, of IsTeW York, are doing the world an 'nest!.
service In supplying the ladles with the
•renowned "Labin's F/oriline." - Feminine
ty is one of heaven's best gilts to man, and the
,cst auxiliary ever di/wavered to render the sex
ly charming is this exquisite toilet article.
laC.y should use it.
in
'Y Tlll3 FLORMNC.B.—/t 121 always economy
,ng purchases to get the beet, but It Is doubly so
looting a Sewing Machine, and forthiti reason
:el under obligations to recommend our readers
amine the "Florence" before purehaeLog. We
, ramine, merely, for we hate yet to!hear of ea
le instance in which an examination of thiS
Machine has not resulted in its preference
ll others. The fact is, it is the Sewing Ma
tarried to perfection. •
GREAT MONITISIBNT TO OOLIIM-Blla.—.Thci
tent is to be Greeted at the Straits of Efibral•
A great globe of stone will form the base of
with the words Plus Ultra. Morticed In the
be, at a convenient height, there is a marble tab
with the following inscription upon it, in
letters :
" Spain to Chrietobal Cobb.
In the raisin of Isabel IL "
le also proposed to place upon the pedestal an
•lption advising everybody to procure their
trig apparel at the brovnatone Clothing Hall
)chhill k Wilaon, Nos. 608 and 600 Chestnut
above Sixth,
NTI4 AA ICs Awn Ptraa AS Swot. The FM.
Sozodont is a scientific composition of the
and ohoiceetlingrediente of the Oriental MP'
irgdom. Every ingredient 111 well kliostil tO
. beneficial effect on the teeth and gums, It
, es all disagreeable odors, Sven that of tobacco.
tidily removes those ravages which children
1 In their teeth owing to improper use of sweet
aid articles which Imperceptibly destroy them.
d by Drugg ists. SeliAntlunt
S. Barran, 804 North Broad street, Coal
would reepeotfally advise his Mends and
tblio In general not tOldelity in buying their
Id run the risk of paying father advances,
f at once of his superior stook of large nut,
stove, stove, egg,./so. None to met, for
dnrabuity, or cheapness. aul-64in
Lim lAA moo oucroeettofir trietod by' y.
4 . Offlallit snd Moist, all Most.. Arthla
IYo thugs ror wandastio443ll*
OLD Dn. Ameuarrrav was much displeaSed - by
the long description of complaints brought to him
by his patients. A. woman; knowing his love of the
laconic, want to him with a burn ad - hand. :Bolding
out her band she said "Burn." "Poultice," replied
the doctor. Next day the woman returned. " Bet
ter." " More poußlee," replied the doctor. Now
there can be a similarity of saving of time at Mai.
Stokes is Do. , s one-price clothing store, under the
Continental. Try on your garments, satisfy your.
self with the fabric, look at the ticket, and you will
see the price marked plainly on it. Don't waste
time by asking the salesman to take less ; you had
-better try to borrow the money from him to pay for
it Tour success would be as great.
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Mr Shearman. Philada
F Shine, York. Pa
S L Satinet)ly R lady
Dr J K Reid & wf, Penna.
Hiss Carman, Chambersbg
Miss Cock, Liverpool, Bog
Mast Sweeney. & bro, Beg
J Riggs
D W Dale
W Tribal
If Shaffer
J Shaffer
J Tehlaback•
E A Caswell
II Fairchild
L L Hun tainger, Buhl Haven
John Thompson, Penna.
C H. Nimson,Allentown
H B Smith. Williamsport
W Wells, Middletwn, Mass
T H Witten, Maelachrisetts
• erclals
H H Meant., 01101ty
J B Riley & la, Finns
, J W Barnett, Penns
B W Slack,Strondsburg
Mrs Filmier di son, Balm's.
J S ldethallongb, Oxford
O P Killingeworth, Md
F Max well & wf.Ohester co
H P Talley, Chester co
S C Hall. Delaware co
J W Woodside, Delaware co
Jos Jamea, West °heater
John Way. Chatham
D Stabbs,Peansylrarda
Jos Be Holds, Oxford
S Halvahs wf,New York
Wm II Elkton,Md
A W Swift, Lancaster co
E C Hick mps,,w Chester
J ISPaitson, Watt Chaster
A Bunting, Delaware co
Townsend, Delaware
J Townsend. Delaware
H Smith, Cincinanati
J M Divine
H.Chatfleld
E D Fulmer, Delaware
Mien E B Stover, Pa
J Shellenberger, Pa
S D Howe, New York
R S Wolff, New York
H 0 Allen, New York
R Start, Baltimore
B R Start, Jr, Baltimore
H Et Burkholder, Ohio
.1 Hoffer, Bellefonte
& wt, Weat Chester
8 J *nine, Lebanon
D Wallace, Baltimore
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Thos P Paxson
V H Weaver
A F Black
W D Ritter & Wf, Lehigh co
0 D Becker & la, Reading
0 M Hofer & la, Reading
A. German, Eastington
0 Folck, Berke so
G Kemerer, Berke Co
• A Meeerote, lf Jersey
P Ba rthomew & son, Pa
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P (lambert, Wllm, Del
B Et Robbins, Salem, N J
J B Van Clove, N J
Jae Baleen, New York
.1 W Sterrett
Saml Shaler, Wash,
.Pa
Joe Phcommvllle
.1 Perry Baltimore ,
Sae Braaten Wash. D C
Oeo Barris, Wash, - D
J C Fleming
John Boozer, Penne
W H Patterson & wf, Pa
HThomaseWllm, Del
Wilm, Del
ey Sheaf.
S Draper.Atedta
J Ferris, WilminKton
Wm Brown, Beading
LP Dysart, Lancaster
'Wm Gable, U S A
Frank Contr. Phil&
Geo Wlee, W inslow
KW Jane Heber, Winslow
C Bobbins, Winslow
P H Richardeon, Flemingtn
Worthinaton, Trenton
M Van Hart,Prenchtown
Mire Van Hart, Prenehtown
J Dell, Philadelphia
P Endue& & sef,__Penna
Y Weld, blinereville
J Vanderallee.Pho3o l XVllle
P Helder, Beading
J C Cowes. Pottmdlie
P T Dewall. Poturrille
J Witlate,Northnmberland
J Dneklen, PottaTille
D Thomson, Penne
J Kauffman. /leading_
111 Baseler,Schuilel Haven
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W Smith. New York K Dlittabury. New Jerson 3l Holz, blew York J Catber „e Warren 00, N J
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AT HOME AGM - N.—DR. STEVENS, ELEC
TRICAL PHYSICIAN, 11131 B. PENN Square, seS 3t
Pnor. C. B. RomEs will commence
October 4th, 1864. a course of Lectures and full instruc
tion for applying the different modifications of Electri
city, for the cure of all Acute and Chronic Diseases, at
tie Institution, 1220 Walnut street. Medical men and
others desiring to attend the .Course, are requested to
make application early.
All Acute and Chronic Diseases cured by mons of
Electricity at 1220 WALNUT Street, Philada. ee9•tt
Ta Porcrusa CLorortro Rooms or Paw,.
" OAR MLLE.'',
Beet.edasa „roods at moderate P 1401311.
WANANARER & BROWN,
B. L cower SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Custom Department (to make to order) No. 1.8. Sixth St.
WinuctEß & Wu sox'sHIGHEST PBEMIEGI
LOCK-STITCH
srirrife menams,
THE CRRdPEST. EIIMPLIST. AXD BIBT.
gslerrootov. 704 CHREITEMT Streit. ilbove Solvently
3ML.A.MtMLIM7:)..
MAGIARMAL—BLUMNRR.—On the Bth tut., at the
residence of the bride's father, by the Bev. T. De Witt
Talmage, Mr. Andrew B. Massenet to Mies Jennie T.,
daughter of Heury_C. Blumner, Esq., all of this city. *
JONES—WALSH. —On the Bth inst., by Rev. Reuben
Jetirtes, at the Fifth Baptist Church, nor. of Eighteenth
and Spring Barden streets Mr. C. M. Jones. of Win
throp, Maim, to Miss Mary Walsh, of Philadelphia. •
T~IEZ►_
STBEL.—September 7th, of disease contracted while
In the service of his country, William Steel, of the ith
D. B. Artillery, In the 23d year of his age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral, on. Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock..from his
late residence, Baring street, tiurd door below Thirty
second. Mantua. ae
JOB I'iSTON. —On the 7th instant, James F. Johnston,
ag iTi l s 4 in Y arr fiiends - are invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence, No. 1708 Pine street, Monday,
12th instant, at 9 o'clock A. M. Interment at Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
BRUNER.—On the 7th instant, liiiiibeth 8., widow
of the late William Bruner. in the 77th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
POD, John A. Bruner, No. 812 North Front street on
Monday. afternoon at 3 o'clock. without farther notice.
Fur eial to proceed to Monet:mut Cemetery.
HIGG MS. —On the Bth inst Mrs.. Sarah. Higgins,
wife of. Rev. Is. Higgins, in the Mt year of her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence, 927 North
Twelfth street, on Monday. 12th inst., at 10 o'clock. To
proceed to Laurel Hill.
SAGO& —On the 7th instant, James B. Bagge, in the
39th year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
from the residence of his brother, 1639 Spring Garden
street.
YOUNG. -On the 7th inst., Lizzie,, the beloved wife
of James P. Young end recant. daughter of the late
Wm. Montgomery, Esq., of Belfast, Ireland. ..
Due notice will be given of the funeral.
MOURNING GOODS! NEWFALL
STOCK! JUST OPENED!!
BESSON & SON
MOURNING STORE, 918 CHESTNUT STREET,
Rave now ready for Fall Sales
Black all wool Reps.
Do. do. Reps Imperial.
Do. do, Empress Cloths.
Do. do. Cashmeres. -
Do. do. Merinoes.
Do. do. Amelines.
Do. do. Corded Moussolinee.
Do. • do. Mousse/Ines /Maine.
Do. do. do. double width.
Do. do. Tamises.
Do. Silk warp Cashmeres.
Do. English Bombazines. .
Do. French Bombazines.
Do. Alpacas and Mohair&
Do. English Merinoes.
Do. Paramattas or Coburga.
Do. Victoria Reps.
Do. Turin Cloths.
Do. Baratheas.
Do. Thibet Long and Square Shawls. -
Do. Thibet Square Shawls, Crape. Silk, and. Bora
bazine bound.
Do. Mousseline Delano Square Shawls.
Do. Cashmere Square Shawls.
Do, English Crapes and Crape Veils. .
Do. Round Crape, Grenadine, and Lace Veils.
Do. Alexander's Kid and Silk Gloves.
Do. Fleecy Kid and Silk Gloves.
Do. Wide Belt Ribbons.
Da. Crape Collars and Sleeves &c.
SUPSItIOR BLACK SILKS.
Black Poet de Sole or Mourning Silk. -
Black Lyons Gros G taines and Taillee.
Black Lyons Glossy Taffetas.
Black Gros de Rhinos, &c.
SECOND MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Second Mourning Chene Alpacas.
Do. do. Plaid and Striped Mohair%
Do. do. Brocade
Do. do. Delaines.
Do, do. all-wool Monsselines.
Do. do. Saxony Plaids.
Do. do. Poplins.
Do. do. Chintzes, Balmorals. &c. '
soll-finwSt
RESSON & SON, MOURNING STORE,
l•-• hie. 918 CHESTNUT Street, have received—
Black Delathes.
__
all• !tool Mentonlinee single width.
doable width.
• • and White Detainee.
•• and Purple Delathes.
• • and White all-wool Momte/inee.
and Purple
"• Taintses and Bombazines. - •
" Merinoes and Cashmere..
Bepe, Empreee Clothe, niDaell.
saga
I -1 ,1? RE & LANDELL OPER. *TO DAY
-a- 1 NNW GOODS.
6_,01 0 New Shawls.
Richest New Sines.
Richest Figured litorinoes.
Novelties in Dress Goods.
New Goods Daily Opening.
TWENTIETH WAND.--AN AD.
I JOIIHNED Meeting of the Citizens of the ward
will be held THIS EVENING, in thaSchool Room ad
joining the Catholic Church, ELEVENTH Street, above
MASTER, for the purpose of receiving subscriptions to
the Ward Bounty Fund. • B. HARPER,
It . Secretary.
NOTICE.—THE FIRST INSTAL.
I VENT of FIFTY PER CENT. of tbe Subscription
to the EIGHTH NATIONAL BANK is now due and pay
able. The undersigned Committee will be at the Globe
Engine House. GERMANTOWN Road, above Second
street, on MONDAY and TUESDAY, lan and 19th inst..
between the hours of 9 and 1, to receive the above sub
scriptions. ,
JACOB NAYLOR
HENRY S. znsoLEB,
JOHN VOLRMAR,
CHARLES H. CRAIG,
ANDREW MoBRIDE.
PHILADA.. September 9th. se9 41*
Ilar SOUTHWARK BANK.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 8, 1884.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Banking House on SATURDAY. October Bth, 1864,
at'lo o'clock A. H.,
to decide on the expediency of con
verting the Bank into a Rational Association. agree
ably to an act of Congress approved Jane 8.1868, and
to take such other action as may be necessary.
By order of the Board of Directors.
se9-1m F. P. STEEL, Cashier.
TENTH WARD.—THE LOYAL
Citizens of the TENTH WARD will assemble on
SATURDAY EVENING,
At 7 o'clock, at BROAD and RACE Streets, to march to
the GRAND MASS MEETING, to be held in YNDEPEN
DENCE SQUARE, in favor of LINCOLN, JOHNSON,
and LIBERTY. By order of the National Union Asso
ciation. A. H. EILANOISCUS, Presidential
Wtc. B. L.ILEDS. Secretary. se9.2t•
TWENTINFOIIKTH WARD. — THE
Loyal Citizens of the Twenty•fourth Ward are
requested to meet at the rooms of the National Union
Association, MARKET Street, above Thirty-third, on
THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 7).4 o'clock, for the pur
pose of making arrangements to attend. the Mass Meet
ing, to be held in Independence Square, on Saturday
evening next, and of forming a Campaign Club for the
Ward.
By order of the National Union Executive Committee.
THEO M. WILT BEEGER, President.
CRAB. SUbillgar.ELD, Secretary. • lt.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
OFFICE OP THE Union PESIEGLEVE COMP/CST,
147 South FOURTH Street.
PHELS.DELPIII6, September Sib. 1864
The Board of Directors Dace this day declared a Fifth
Monthly Dividend of TWO PER CENT. on the Capital
Stock,payable on and after the 16th current. The Trans
fer Books will be closed from the 13th inst. to the latts
ink . inclusive. [se9.7t*l CHAS. A. BUY. President.
NINITII MEMBERS.
of the LINCOLN ASSOCIATION of NINTH.
WARD will meet at headquarters, Northwest corner of
MERRICK and MARKET Streets, on SATURDAY EVE
NING, at 7 o'clock, prepared to march in proceeeioa to
Independence Square, to participate in the ()rand Mass
Meeting to be held that evening. A halal of music has
been engaged for.the occasion.
CYRUS HORNE, Mareltal.
WMFIP' PO WARD BOUNTY.—ELEMENTS
11=21 , WARD is paying $5O tit every recruit credited
tc the Ward, and $2O to any person bringing a recruit.
The Committee are at the Hall, N. E. corner SECOND
and COATES Street, every day from 9 to 5 o'clock.
COMMITTEE. —Lewis Cheater, T. Tnoh3l3 Rev. Wm.
Cathcart, Treasurer; Geo. A. Quigley, Chairman; Win..
C. Bice, Secretary. 5e9.51.*
TWELFTH WARD-tuwin R&L.
EY. —The citizens of the Ward favorable to the
Present Administration and the cause of Liberty will
meet at the house .of C. FAIIVIIRS. FIFTH Street,
above Green, on SATURDAY EVENING, September 10,
at 73( o'clock, to attend in 'a body the Grand Ratifica
tion Meeting, to be held In Independence Square.
A Band of Music has been engaged.
WILLIAM ANDRESS,
'Marshal.
NOTICE.—THE 11. S. NAVAL BEN-
I =
Bert kn i i 4 6 Irth e e St e l 4 5
1 4 7C I OZILV 1 PrNTITI
, _
LOMBARD. Lost THOMPSON,
C ammanding.
E McKINLEY OIL COMPANY.
—NOTICE OF •DiVIDEND,
Nsw Youic, September I. HAL
The Trustees of the MoIIIPFLIV OIL COMPANY have
declared a Dividend oi THREE PER CENT. font or the
net earnings of the Company for the month. of August).
payable on demand at the Office of the Ova:many, No.
81. JOHN Street, New York, to shareholders of record,
at the elm e of business this day.
sal- et* WALTER E. LA.virroy, Treasurer.
RIGHTEERTH WARD ID THE.
FIELD. —Theloyal citizens of the EIGHTEENTH
WARD ere requested to -meet at the HALL, corner of
RIGH9IOND and MARLBOROUGH Streets, on THIS
EVENING, Sept. 9th, at 8 o'clock, to make arrange
ments for participating In the demonstration on Satur
day Want, in Independence Square.
By order WILLIAM LINKER, President.
ALEXANDER ADAIR% Secretary.
arFIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISK
TRICT, NATIONAL UNION PARTY. meet
ing of the ExecutivA Committee of the First Cowes-
Mould District will be bald THIS (Prdar) EVENING . at
o'clock in room over Market House, corner noon ,
and PINE Streets, Punctual attendance ts requested.
lt. WM THACKARA, Secretary.
OrTENTH WARM-250 NEN WANT
-ED to fill the quota of the Tenth Ward. Highest
bounty paid. Apply to A. H.
MARKETFRNUS.
see tf 513 Street.
THE BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY.
lip —NOTICE OF DIVIDEND, No. 5
lir.w Tone - . September L 1564.1N1
A Dividend of ONE PER CENT. for the month Of
Anguet bee been declared, payable at the Office of the
Company, SI JOHN Street, New York, on and after
September 16th, MN, to Shareholders of Record, at the
clone of business this day.
ee946t• WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer.
rir" EMPIRE COPPER CORPART OF
RICHIOAN.
NOTICE IS HEREBY arm that an Instalment of
TWO DOLLARS FEB 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 due andpayable at the office
of the Company, No. 4 f1 3 WAL NU T Street . Philadel
phia, on or before the 10th day of SEPTEMBER, 1841.
Interest 'will be charged' on all instalments after the
same shall have become dne.
BT. order of the Board of Directors.
• .1. S. afonfULLIN. Secretary.
PETLAPILPaid, August le, 1864. - au2U-ftuthteelo
CITY Boxrarr_y $4OO.
OFFICE OP THE CITY BOUNTY FUND COM
MISSION. No. 442 PRUNE Street
Until further notice. the Commission will continue to
rny the CITY BOUNTY OF POUR HUNDRED-DOL
LARS to all recruits credited
ade upoll the quota of the City
of Phillphia, whether enlisting for one, two or
thg xt r:re.
furnishing Substitutes will marl
moo for One Year.
MDOO for Two Years.
• 82to for Three Years. as heretofore.
R. P. HIND, President.
• 1y. ,,, E . r.. 51.11100.1t Secretar ae.3.tit
THE PENNSYLVANIA FINE IN.
rfgr.strEeNcs comPearr. SurrelllCHlSlt IBei
The -Directors have this ditx_dedered dividend of
fagVNN DOLLARS AND NIFTY CHATS per share
on
Sbe Nock of the Compote' for the lest KZ Thmtlas.
Wld will be !mid, to the iNeehholdere or their iod
reproottatatWoo, efOr tturvittkto.t. ,
aelpub , O..GBOWELL. BoOtotati:
THE PRESS::-PITITADELPTIL ,mAy o SEPTEMBIIit 9; 1864:
Fir KASS MZETIPI .
OUR COMM SHALL BE ONE MOSUL
The supporters of the Union and the Constitution,
donde of our firmer:l; National and State Adadnistra
ion, and all in favor of the re-election of the HONEST.
he ABLE. and the PATRIOTIC
A 3311A.XIAIVIC LINCOLN
o the Preeidenty, and the noble and sollcinterlficing
to the Vice-Yreqdency; all who go for their country,
and their whole country; all who go for an early and
PERMANENT PEti CE,
to be brougbt about by crushing the rebellion of the
infamous traitors now waging .an unholy War against
our Union and Government, Wed all loyal friends of
good government and free institutions, are requested to
meet at
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE,
On Saturday, the 10th. Instant,
to start the great ball which Is this fall to roll over and
overthrow all who sympathize with traitors, and would
be willing to make a
DISGRACEFUL ARMISTICE
to divide and destroy our glorious National Union.
The following distinguished Gentlemen will address
he meeting:
Hon. ANDREW G. CURTIN.
Hon. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, New York
Hon. F. B. PENNIMAN, Pennsylvania.. •
Hon. CHARLES SUMNER, Massachnsett.
Hon. WILLIAM DIMMICK, Pennsylvania.
Hon. WILLIAM B. MANN.
Hon. JAMES IL SCOVEL, New Jersey.
Hon. CHARLES GILPIN.
MORTON MoMICHAEL, Reg.
Hen. CHARLES GIBBONS.
DANIEL DOUGHERTY, Bag.
BENJAMIN H. BREWSTER, EB4.
Hon. JOHN HICKMAN, Pennsylvania.
Hon. JAMES POLLOCK, Pennsylvania.
Hon. JOHN M. BUTLER.
Hon. CHARLES O'NEIL.
Hon. LEONARD MYERS. •
Hon. WILLIAM D. KELLEY.
lion. M. RUSSELL THAYER.
A. B. SLOANAKER, Esq. _
JOHN E. LATTA, Esa
WILLIAM S. PIERCE, Esq.
profesior E. W. DUNBAR.
By order of the City Executive Committee of the
National Union Party.
IWCIIIMMTIV:rfatURBANZirI
and LOCUST Streets, Rev: W. IL FURNESS, D. D.
Services will be-resumed on SUNDAY next, Sept. 13th,
in the Morning, at los o'clock. seB 3t
FMB! FAIR!! FAIBI I—NOW
OPEN at WRIOHES INSTITUTE, FRANK
FORD, for the BENEFIT of the PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. . se7-101*
V 77 4 717
TV I C i
REB,4EP_ISTATVE, ad
VOLuNTEERAGENCY. PAsetpalssnneadwithSab
sttutes on -honorable terms at PAXSON & MeNAL.
LY 'R.se7-4ts
. _
WTHE PENNSYLVANIA ELSE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.
At the Annual Meeting of, the Stockholders of this
Company, held on MON DAY,lthe sth September, 1864,
the following gentlemen were duly elected Directors
for the ensuing year, viz:
Jonathan Patterson, Daniel Smith,. Jr.,
Alexander Benson, John Deverens,
Isaac Darlehuret, Thomas Smith,
Thomas Robins, Henry Lewis.
J. Gillinalram Fell.
And at a meeting of the Directors on the same day,
Jonathan Patterson, Esq., Was unanimously re-elected
President. WM. G. CROWELL,
se6.4t Secretary.
tar OF.FICE OF STORY FARM OIL
001iil'AllY. —A Dividend of TWO AND ONO
HALF (2W) FEB CENT. has been declared by the Di
rectors of the Company for the month ending August
31. IBM, payable at them office on and after September
16th, inst., to Stockholders recorded on the books of the
Company at that date. Transfer books will be closed
from the 10th to the 16th Inst., inclusive. •
S.
A_ Secretary:
eel-1.0.
LEcrt u.KES.—THE SUBSCRIBER
has prepared, and is preparing, new Lectures,
In prose and verge , adapted to popular audiencee, and
will deliver them on acceptable terms, at the invitation
of Young Men's Associations,
_Lyceums, and Institutes
in the loyal Stain. He will also deliver addressee on
anniversary occasions for Colleges,.other Seminaries of
Learning, and
_public bodies, polical and social. Ad
dress PARS BENJAMIN,. 75 West FORTY. FIFTH
Street, New York. . atafslm*
SEWARD'S GREAT gPEECII.AT AU
IttrltN.—A few copies of The Press containing
Secretary Seward's great, sp.etich., on the Politic-al and
Military Situation or the Coventry, can be obtained by
applying at the counter of this office. 559
SEWARD'S GREAT SPEECH • AT AU
BTIBN.—A few copies of The Press: containing.
Secretary Seward's great speech on the Political and
Military Situation of the Country, can be obtained by
applying at the counter of this office. se9
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ee7.4t
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- Marriage. Price fIL 60 in paper, or t 62 in cloth.
THE DEVOTED n ovels Tale of Virginia. One of
the best historicalever printed, uniform with
the `Bridal Eve. ' Price 50 in paper, or $2. in
cloth.
The abo two books are going to create a sensation,
and will have a very large sale.
Booksellers, news agents, and all others, will please
send'on their orders at once for what they may want
of either edition of any of the above books.. to the
publishers r. H PETERSON & BROTHERS,
No. 3 66 CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia, Penna.,
and they will receive prompt attention. It
ROBERT BROW6TING'S
NEW BOOK,
DRANLA.TIS PERSONA,
In one volcune.
NEW BOOK, MAYN3-BEID'B NEW BOOK,
THE CLIFF CLIMBERS; On, A HOME IN TEE Huss,
LATAS. illustrated. '
. NEW BOOKS, "
Medical, Sci e ntific , and Miscellansous,for sale as 600/1
as published, by
LINDSAY & BLANISTON,
Publishers and Bookseller%
see No. 25 South SIXTH St.,above Chestnut.
SCHOOL BOOKS
Ps-li AND soma, STATIONERY,
At the 10West price, and delivered to env address, by
MULLEN,
Wholesale end Retell Bookse
Stre ller,
130 S CHESTNUT et.
AMERICAN ANNULL CYCLOPEDIA.
FOR 1863.
This valuable resistor of important events embracea
information on political, Civil, and Social AgaintPablio
Documente, Biography, Statistics, Commerce, F inance,
Literature, Science, Agriculture, dm., Ac., invaluable
as a work of reference. it should, be in the library of
every intelligent reading man. For sale in various
styles, mataing the KEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.
JAMES K. SIMON, -
33 South SIXTH - Street,
is agent for the above important books. se3-tit
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14. Charles H. Shillala.
16. John Whiter,
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18. Isaac Benson,
19. John Patton,
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Henry Brum.
4. William H. Korn;
6. Barton H. Jenks.
6. Charles M. Runk.
T. Robert rarke.
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EMIDDEDIA.TELT.
31ttlx. lILEG•IMMIS2' P&. VOLES..
COL. A. A. LECHLER
Headquarters, Gil Chestnut street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
NE A P smorxtrx , wait, 7E034-
A NEW AND ORM INVENTION IN
HOOP SHIRTS.
TEE DUPLEX' ELLIPTIC (O DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
J. L. & J. 0. WEST, No.. BT CHAMBERS. STREET,
DIEW YORK.
Are the ow nets of the patent and exeltufive mantas°
Wren of this,
J. W. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIYTIE STEEL SPRINO
BKIBTB
This Invention consists of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel Springs. ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, eage to, edge, making the toughest, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable sprint ever used. enabling the
wearer, in consequence of its great elasticity and flexi
bility, to place and fold the ekirtwhen Muse messily
and...with the_ same convenience as a Bilk or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only objec
tion to hoop skirts, Art the annoyance to the wearer
as well as the public, especiall y in crowded assemblies,
carriages, railroad can, church pews , or in any crowded
place, from the difficulty of contracting them to occupy
ing a small space. This entirely;removes the difilootty t
while giving the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
form, and is the lightest and most stylish and graceful
appearance for the street, eters promenade, or house
dress. A lady having- enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of- wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for a single day, will never afterward
willingly dispense with. the use of them. They are the
beet quality in every part, and by far the lightest. most
durable, comfortable, and economical skirt made. Mer
chants will be supplied ae above, and ladies in most
first-class retail stores in thils city and throughout the
different States
. . .
.- Inquire for the
DOUBLE ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRTS
pEADLEY'S DIWLEX . ELLIPTIC
-a- , SKINT,
'pert' flexible. folded easily when in use to occupy a
small space, making the most agreeable skirt worn.
For sale by T. M RAYLEIGH,
902' CHESTNUT Street.
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRINO SKIRT,
THE MOST POPULAR
AND FLEXIBLE IN USE•
• SHEPPARD, YANHARLINOBN & ARRI9ON,
1009 CHESTNUT Spred.
P ATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT, .
For sale by
J. G. MAXWELL & SON, -
S. E. Cor. ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
B RADLEY'S DUT 3 LEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT—The greatest Improvement we have ever
been in LADIES' SKIRTS, and an article of ,
SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE.
. •
CUR WEN STODDARTA& BRO
*5O, 452, and 451.1 f. MOM> St., ab.Wlllow.
be9!iftf
B'-' NSE' s:3
110trSEICEEPERS, TAKE NOTIOE.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
(FORMERLY COWPERTIENFLIT & C 0..)
N. W. CORNER EIGHTIEMtI) MARKET STS.I
dre now offering the largest stook of Blankets to he
.foruid in this oily, at moderate prices:
BERTH BLANKETS,
PRIM BLANKETik
CRADLE "BL ANNETS, -
. BED DLANKETS,. &Raze&
To dealers, we offer the best assortment of &lithe
eading makes.
BUY EAHLItAND SAVE THil ADVANCE.
auZ-mwftt
ARMY, NAYSY, AND CIVIL
CIAO ri 11E3C 0 S
W. T. SNODGRASS,
A/ 8. SECOND Street and• 2/3 STRAWBERRY Stree
LABOE STOCK> OF ALL KINDS OF
G 1071113, CASSINERES, TESTINGS, &c.,
At fair prices, parchased before the rise, 'independent
of cold parry/fen+. by.thopackage, piece, or yard. Our
motto is to sell. We don't peddle. Come and. see our
stock. The Army and , Kancy trade has our special at
tention. 507-1 m
628 1 1 00'1' SKIRTS. 62R
• The moat complete assortment of •••-•
Ladies', Risme', and Chlidren's HOOP SKIRTS in the
city are manufactured and sold. wholesale and retail.
at No. 628 ARCH Street. Our stock embraces all
the new and desirable styles, lei:laths, and sizes; for
finish and durability. are especially adapted to first
class .trade. Skirts made to order, altered, and re
paired. Also, constantly in receipt of full lines of
cheap Eastern-made-Skirts. •
seB.lm* . 'Wm. T. HOPKINS.
11 STEEL & SON HAVE NOW
• open a large and oboist) asssortment of
PALL AND-WTNTER DRESS GOODS.
Plain Kerillass,A l,26 to 413 ' Plain Poplins, .
Plaid Merinoes and Poplins.
Plain and. Plaid Silk Poplins, •
Plain and Fignred Mohair Poplins,
and a great variety of new and. choice Dress Goods, all
at prices far below
-THE PRESENT COST OP IMPORTATION.
SILNE—Of all kinds, a great variety, from 76 mite
tO per yard. below
:THE IMPORTER'S PRICES.
`SHAWLS — A large assortment, at a small advance
over last season's prises, •
se& tf Nos. 713 and 716 North TENTS Street.
BLACK BROADCLOTHS.
Black Beavers and.Tricote.
Cloahinge and Overcoatings.
Water-proofs by the yard orblece.
Fine Black thussimerea.
Fancy Olasimeres, large stock.
Boya Cassimeres of standardostylos.
WIDE SHEETINGS.
Eleadheiltind Brown Shirting&
Blankets, good Flannels.
Ticking& Linens, etc.
Tailors' Linings of every kind.
Goods by the place at wholesale rates.
COOPER & COMM,
B. B. corner NINTH and hIARKF,T,
702, JO HN TOKES,
ARC IL H
ST REET . 702
Striped Shirting Fianna''
g ,
Plaid ShirtinPanne.,
Pia= Shirting Flannel.
Damask Table Linen,
Loom Table Linen,
6-4 to 84 Brown Linen Table Cloths.
Green, Blue, and White Mosquito Netting.
Amerlean'Crash, Russia . Crash.
Bath 7owels.
Bathing Flannels.
French, Penal; and Chambray Gingham'.
JOHI2 H. STOKE.
an3l-tf '2'o2 ARCH Str S eet.
LA. R E STOCK OF SILKS. o
HA, for sale below the present cost of impor
Bich Moire Antiques.
Colored and Black Corded Silks. •
Colored and Black Penh de Soles.
Armures and Groe Gratnes. ,
Superior Quality Plain Silks.
Colored and Black Ottoman Silks.
Colored and Black Pigured Silks.
Heavy Black Taffetas.
Superior Black Silks: •
Black Silks of all kinds.
EDWIN HALL C.
26 South SECOND Street.
WWI CHESTNUT STREW.
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No. 122 WORTH SUM srozEw.
air Cards. Cinders, &s., neatly printed. sett-SLIP
McKINLBY OIL COMPANY, INCOB.
porated under the laws of the State of New York.
Wells on OIL OREM, Pennsylvania. -
TRUSTEES. —llforrls Franklin. iNew York_; Samoa N.
Coleman York; Sidarey Cornell, New York; John
N.Oil City, ;C. aleKtnley,oll City, Pa. •
y rL or ito . Vtiodegritt, • Oil city, Pa. ; George Davis,. Nati ,.
Pregident. MORRIS FRANKLIN; Secretaiy k i n,
BENSON; Treasurer, WALTER B. LAWTOS;;-Super
intendeittc McRINLBY BROS. _ •
office, si .301 EB Street, New Torii seS•Sto
31 R13.;axams. BETT S' mutaßterit
SUPPOETIBti 7011 LE:Olalib•
liamortata Ineder'aininent modival paironada,_
Llano and Xamdtdane are raelboaratUireanliestax to ow
only OD Yrs. MTS. at her rs.leuoe , WaLltri
OW. rblia.. (to &Told oonanviielta.) TWAY anima*
ininlidaleanstaanadvised-bl,thainphysiedanata ton bis
Those arr. mains Wenn the United
Wight . 4 LIOSUI tio box, and einaidanwart
&U. as • 861,1102 Um oda loOkimunaislikoll
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SEALED 'OFFERS will be received at this Depart.
meld, tinder the Act of March 3, NM, until neon of
FRIDAY, the 9th of September, 1861, for bonds of the
United States, to the amount of about tbirty.one and a
half million dollars, being the amount of unaccepted
offers =disposed of under the notice of Proposals for
Loan, dated 6th Jane last. The bonds will bear an an
nual interest of 6 per sentare. payable semi-annually, in
coln,on the first days of July and January of each year,
and redeemable after the 30th of June, 181 L
Each offer must be for fifty or one hundred dollars, or
some multiple of one hundred dollars, and Must state
the sum, including premium, offered for each hundred
dollars in bonds, or for Aft?, when the offer is for no
more than fifty. Two per cent. of the principal, ex
cluding premium, of the whole amount offered mast be
deposited, as guarantee for payment of subscription if
accepted, with the Treasurer of bile united States, at
Washington, or with the Assiatarib Treasurer, at New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, or 'St. Louis, or with the
deaignated depositary at Baltimore,Fitteburg, Cincin
nati, Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, or Bitlfalo; or'with
any National Banking Association authorized. to receive
deposits which may consent to trammel- the business
without charge. Duplicate-certificatetrof deposit will
be leaned to depositors by the officer or association re.
salving them; the originais of which mast be.forward
ed, with the offers, to the Department. Ail 111)90810
should be made in time for advice of offers, .with-cortig
cedes, to reach Washington not later than tlferinorniug
of September 9th. No offer not accompanied' by its
proper certificate of deposit will be considered:
The Coupon and Registered Bonds issued will Us of
the denominations of $5O, VW. $OOO,
..and $00: 1 , 0
Bonds of 86 , 000 and 1910.900 will also be leaned, it
OAMII[010". Okstratta
required.
All offers received will he opened on Friday, the 9th'
September. The awards will be made by the Secretary
to the highest offerere, and notice of acceptance or de
.olination will be immediately given to the respective
offerors ;.and, in case of accentance, bonds oUthe de
scriptions and' denominations 'preferred will be sent to
the subscribers, at the cost of .the Department, on final
payment. of Instalments ! The orlightuil depoeW of two
per cent. will be reckoned in the last instalment paid
by successful offerers,and will be immediately returned
to those whose oilers may not be accepted.
The amount i.niccepted offers must be deposited with
the Treasurer or other officer or association authorized
to act under' this notice, on advice of acceptance of offer,
or as follows : One 7 thlrd, an or before the 14th; one
third, on orbefore the 19th; and the balance, including
the premium and original two per cent. deposit„on or
before the 24th of September. Interest on bonds will
begin with.the ,late of deposit. Parties preferring may
pay the accrued interest from date of bond, July 1. to
date of deposit-in coin.
Offers under thisnotioe should be endorsed "Offer for
poen," and addresse&to the Secretary of the Treasary.
The right to decline- all offers not considered advan
tageous is reservedto the Oovernntent.
FINANCLiIf.
OAN 4:20E , 1881.
FROPOSADS VlCat i,rE)A.rq,
TAEd.I4OIII DEPARTMENT, An" iest.
W. P. PEESENDEN.
Secretary of the Treasury.
The bonds for •ShiSIOSII earEr ready for immediate de
livery. se2.7tif
s. 1.400. A. TV,
The Secretary of the Treasury arm notice that sub
scriptions Will be received for Cowen Treasury Notes,
payable three years from August 15th, 1864, with semi
annual interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths per
cent, per annum—principal arid interest both to be paid
in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible, at the option of the
holder, at maturity, into aix-percent. gold-bearing
bonds, payable not less than flee nor more than twenty
years from their date, as the GoTernment may elect.
They will be issued in denominations of 1150, VIA $5OO,
$1,500, and 85,500, and all subscriptions must be for fifty
dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars. .
A 8 the notes draw interest from August 15, persona
Making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
Lutenist accrued from date of note to date of deposit. '
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any onetime will be allowed
a commission of one• quarter of one per cent.
SPECIAL ADTAIITAGES OF THIS LOIN
IT IS A , NATIONAL: SAVINEIS- BANE, offering a
higher rate of interest than• any other, and the beat
security. Any savings bank which pays its depositars
in U. S. Notes, 'considers that it is paying in the best
eironlatbag tiedium of the county', and it cannot pay
in anything better, for its own assets are either in
Govertunent securities Cr in notes or bonds payable in
Oorernment paper.
ConTertlble into a 81x-por•cent. 5.20 Gold
In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years, this privimllege of conversion is now
Worth about three per cent. per annum, for the carrent
rate for 5.20 Bonds is not, less than nine per cent. prs
mium,and before the war the premium on six-per. cent.
17. s. stocks was over twenty per fent. be seen
that the actual profit on this loan, at-the present - market
rate, is not less than ten per cent. per annum.
Its Exemption from State or Municipal
Taxation.
Bnt aside from all the advantages we have enumera
ted, a special act of (Magmas exempla all l3onds and
Treasury Notcafrom•Zocat taxation. - On the average,
this exemption is worth about two per eent.per annum,
ainoidlug to the rate of• taxation in various parts of the
country.
It is believed that no securities over so great Induce
mutts to lenders-as those issued by the-Government.
In an other forms of indebtedness, the faith or ability
of private parties, or stock-companies, or separate com
munities, only, is pledged far payment,wldle the whole
property of the country is held to secure the discharge
of all the obligations of the United States.
SITBSCRMIONS WILL BE naczaysn'by the Treasurer of
the United States, at Washington, the several Assistant
Treasurers and designate& Depositaries, and by the
First National Bank of Fldladelphia, Pa.
Second National Bank of Philadelphia. Pa.
Third National Bank or Philadelphia, Pa.
Fourth National Bank of . Pliadelplda. Pa
And by all National Banks which ale depositaries of
Pnblio money, and -
ALL RESPECTABLE BANNS AND BANKERS
threughotet the country will ' give further information.
end
AFFORD ETIBIT FACILITY TO SIIIISCRIBM.
An29.12t. -
(pIL STOCKS
BODONI' AND SOLD ON comwasslort.
ANY INPORSATION Orrorr sEQvutuv.
P'AI.,MMre , MMV.,
BIROKEIRS,
No. 54 SOUTH THIRD. STREET
Ug NEW 7-30 LOAN.
• r•- , • Sub criptioes received. and the notes far
niched free of al l charges, E by
GORGE .T. BOYD, Banker,
eu24-y1 1S South THIRD Street.
falls STOCKS
7 , 7 BOTTUM AND SOLD ON. COMMISSION.
GEORGE J. BOYD,
18 South THIRD Street
TRBASIIRT DEPARTKENT A
AIJOUBT 14. 1864.—NOTICE TO . HOLDERS OF
TBRBE YEARS - -NOTES"D&TBD
OCTOBER 1,1864.
olders of Seven -thirty Notes dated October 1, 1861,
are hereby notified that they may be presented imme
diately. in any amount, to beexchanged for Six Per
Cent. Bends fellingdue after June 80, 168 L
The interest on the Seven -Thirty Notes will be settled
np to date of maturity, October and the Slx Per Cent.
Bonds will bear full coupons from July 1.
The edjnetment of interest will be made by deducting
from the amount of interest found to be due on the
Seven-Thirty Notes up to October 1, the interest tic
creed on the Silr Per Cent. Bonds from July 1 to October
1; the balance will be transmitted by the Treasurer's
coin draft immediately upon settlement.
The following regulations In relation to endorsements
must blly oboarred:
Where notes haul - mated for settlement were issued
payable to order, and are held and transmitted by the
calginal owners, they must be- endorsed by them,
ray to the Secretary of the Treasury forredemption,"
and bonds will issue in their name.
Where notes payable to order are held by other parties
than the original. owns, the notes must have the en
dorsement of the original owners, and also be endorsed
by the present owners, " Pay to the Secretary of the
Treasury for redemption."
For notes Issued in blank, endorsed " Pay to the
Secretary of the Treasury for redemption," bonds will
be Segued to the parties trepanation them, and in such
manner as, they may direct.
When notes are endorsed or transmitted by an at
torney, administrator, executor, or other agent, they
must b accompanied by a duly earned copy or perm.
nate' 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. Bondswanted
in exchange.
Whet Registered Bonds are ordered, parties should
state Lt.-which of the following
_places they wish the
interest paid, viz: New York, Philadelphia* Boston,
Baltimore, New Orleans, Chicago, St. Louis or Cincin
nati.P.FßSW/iNIIIII,
wu3o-18t Secretary of the Treasury.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name of "WILSON &
F 1 1 .14" in taeßox-making busineEui is dissolved.
The business of the late firm will be continued by
JOHN WILSON. at the old stand, corner of ELBOW
Lang and ASHMIST Street. _ JOHN WILSON.
PRIL4DELPFRA. Sept. Sth, 1854. se9-3t*
NEW ECONOMY BEA SHAD.-207
bbla and 41 halves new Economy Sea Shad. to ar.
rive by steamer Norman, for sale by
KENNDY. STAIRS_, & CO.,
130 and 132 , NORTH WEANVES.
NNW SALMON AND TONGU;
Alm 000003.
bbls extra No.l Salmon, Eislifsx city faspociton.
NJ We Ito. 3 ealias do. do•
100 eases 6th cane sp ova Salmon:
eases 10th cans do. •
13 bbls and 188 gitts George's Tongues ana , SOvAds.
in storeand for ooli r bi lan i py
, WALES, _dt 0 4 3.
130 and 1.32 , NOW'S 'A W E S.
"NEW BLUE FISH, SCATAIt FISH,
4. AND WHITE FISH. •
60 lade new Newburlpoit Fish. Ewa.
30 do. new Pickled name
ao do. new.Maine.° White Make
100 helves " do. do.
In store and for ealejs zwy
DT. STAIRS. & CO. ,
130 n — ra lb NORTH WIIAILVER.
CIARTES DE.VISITE—STYLES-THAT
artybrimenaelvmetnlar nowpinttiwaresit dor
sizijnadf IJ, ILISIMART haterv:eliv- • oft ,
itga 4 k Go MIT tintseleatett uti.fmt si , xe it*
WAMTS.
CI ico R LEADER WANTED.—A.
good SIVGBE. one who is thoroughly competent
to take ablate of the Music and lead Ohoir in a
church at Germantown. For particulars &Wrens Hoz
Mo. 1t43, Phila. P. O. se7.3t. •
WANTBIY-A BOY TO LEARN Jig
. Mercantile liminess.Mtult giie good refer:awe.
Apply at No. f!i' South FIFTH Street its
•
ANTEDL-BY A YOUNG LADY
who has had dome experilynce a SITUATION Di
a Dry Goode or Trframin Storp._ Bea, of references Orr-
Dished Address 4 • J, pees? place. se9-3V
WANTED --A BOT TO LEARN THE
Retail Drag and Proscription Business one . 11 2 t
le As than 17 years of age. /Warm, “DTTIR I3 . - xrPo B
office.°ce. se[!-2t.
.. ty.T . ,
ry A Z T Cap, and Stra , Art i On E da. B Elest N e. 2 I N.
l A .:
A - fleece Pennaylvania trade. Address ib , 44 . 2. can
Phila
delphia POF t Wilco. :eB.3t•
IWANTED—AN ENTRI ClogEff. IN
P. ppir r y e LoAt e c . ontiniesion ifoube. MOneriz:4l2.
viIr_AXTED-A BALEMAN VIW A
Wholesale Drug Moose, to 001 l Peusargleaula
trade. Address lux 2487, Post Office. ser-SP,
WANTED TO RENT, PEAMANM-
T 64130 re-story FRONT BOOV(ilalaraiShOd%
Without board, in a modern built honie. in either
Chestnut - , Walatit: or Sprats streets, nes:lll'ond
dress Boa So': pm, Philadelphia Post se7-Sts
MPLOYMENT HOIISE, THE LARG-
A-A
eat and: meet reliable, for city and count Him
always a goodmilectios of capable persons, vtith ry.
good
references. American% Irish. English, French, Ger
mane, Scotot ) Welch, and newly-landed exalOmill. as
Gardeners, Farm Hands, Coachmen, Watchams% &a.
Cooke, phambermaids, Beametreeses, LaniuTraPies,
Waitresses, and' general Housework Servant&
Colored Servants. Noa, tlO.ll and 804 LOCUST Street;
above Eighth.
QIJARTERNUTER GENER A Ly'
OFFICE, WEST - DIVISION,
WANIIINGTOIT CITY, ATIgTIRI : 3I, IA!
HORSES! HORSES!! HORSES!!!
Horses enibable far emery and Artillery service will ,
be pnrcbased at- MEG - CORO DEPOT, in open market.
till OCTOBER. 1, Thrd.
Heroes will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry . ..Moore,
A. Q. M. and be Enabjec%.ffitoille usual Government in
spection before befog aceepred.
Pace of Cavalry Horses, Ira each.
Price of Artillery Horses,4lBo each.
Payment - wi ll be made for six 00 an d more.
JAMBS A. BMW.
Coleeel First Division,
Clnartmentester General's Office.
TEAMSTERS WANTED.
ee6-tse9o
CHM` QuAarsaarasrsa's OFFICE,
Deem. or Weeirtsorog.
WasniguTog, D. 0.,
August 18, IBM.
WANTEDkat once Five Hundred (ED) to One Thou.
BM& a, MO) TEAMSTERS, each capable of driving with
tine and managing six-mule teams.
To such who are competent to perform the duty :the
pay per month will be thirty-Eve ISO) dollars. with One
ration perd ay, and hospital privileges, including the
best medical attendance when side.
Men experienced as Wagon Masters will receive such
position's upon bringing to this POEN, twentr 'Ern GM
good -Teamsters.
Apply to Captain CHARLES IL TOMPHINR, A. O.
M., .• 11. S A., corner of TWENTY'. SECOND and
.Streets. Washington, D. C.
D H. RUCKER.
'Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
angO tse9 Depot of Washington.
INV
IN
8 2 1 M) a sal l 'e anT lß DC 3 r l athr T e ° mechapien E lt r sin - ens
already established in the principal cities (new to
Philadelphia). and which will Pay 100 per cent. It la
an exclusive monopoly for the State or:Pennsylvania.
An interest in the bnetness will be given for the nse
of the money. Address 'Enterprise,' ' Prase
office. lt*
$5,00057,000, AND OTHER SUMS
9, to Loan on Mortgage of City Property
at 5 per cent. for a term of years.
CHARLES RHOADS.
Con'reTancer, No. 36 S. SEVENTH 81._
al WANTED TO RENT 'LINTEL MAY
-Erik' —By EL email larailr,e furnished 110U8N,.nea Mel
ton Avenue. Germantown. Address " Hone. " Box
718 P. 0., Philadelphia. seB-2re
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOR SALE-AN OLD-ESTABLISHED
BURNES% in enecereful operation. Apply at No.
500 NAHNET Street. se9-2t*
rrO MANUFACTURERS AND BPlN
zins.—For sale--a good ayticle of Shoddy at the
B Bl ua
Mill ready
r ad l l ad
y i od a elig s r i
_Fo
ce r particulars address THOS.
. seB-31*.
MA TO LET'--IiEW HOUSES AT $23,
as. s33_ per , month,- on Eleventh, Twelfth, Thir
teenth, and addiTtne streets (camas's Woods), above
Montgomery.LApply to TATLOW JACKSON,
5e.9.60 . GIS CHESTNUT Street.
FOR LE-A, NEW BRICK
AEA HOUSE, with lot of 60 feet front, on , Armegetreet,
Germantown. Plan at my 0iR043
TeTLOW JACKSON,
re9-6t. 61.4 CHESTNUT Street.
FOR &A LE— SEVERAL FUR
ma. MESHED DWELLINGS. Poseeecion at once.
Call for HOUSE REGISTER.
G-80. N. TOWNSEND & CO.,
12334 South FOITRTH Street.
•
de WE OAN SELL A LARGE NUM
BER of
FIRST-CLASS DWELLINGS,
Well located, and poseeesion. EASY TERMS.
Call for HOUSE REGISTER.
OW. N. TOWNSEND & CO.,
123% South FOURTH Street.
HANDSOME . SIIHURBAN RESI
DENCBS FOR SALE—FRANKFORD, PHILADA.
--Two new three-story modern-built Dwellings, with
two-story back-buildings, on OXFORD St., Frankford,
Ma. These houses are well built, contain every mo
dern convenience, and are easy of access. The lots are
large, tastefully laid out with shrubbery. &c. Good
water; well shaded. Will be sold a sacrifice. Three
photographic views of the property can be seen at the
office. GEO:N. TOWNSEND & GO ,
se6-6111* 133.3 i South FOURTH Street.
et FOR BAL - R-OVER 1,000 DIKE L,- .RM" LINOS and STORES in all partite( the city.
HOUSE REGISTER NOW READY. Bent Gratis.
GED N. TOWNSEND & CO..
eeS-amw 6t 123 g South FOURTH Street.
FOR BALE-A NICE BAY
HORSE, 155 hands higb, 5 years old, sound,
and kind In harness. Sold only for want of use
Inquire at JOHN HARM,
se9-3t' CALLOWHILL Street, aboye.lfinth.
TO GLASS ALLIIIIIPACTURERS.-FOR
-A. SALE OR BENT--0ne..,0f the best-located GLASS
FACTORIES in the States. It can be put in fall opera
tion in ten days; and has a line assortment of Moulds,
Pipes, Tools, rots, Clay, and every article requisite for
present use. Adams. for three days,
se& 6t* QUINTON T. RUSK, Phila I". O.
3,000 TRUCK AND PEACH BAS
KETS just resetyed and for sate by 1 11,
HOWE & HUSTON;
E1e241 1.57. and 159 North TRIED Street.
WATER POWER TO RENT. APPLY
to DAVID CHILLAS. Newark, Del. an2-Sti
EDVCATIONAL.
it R. TAYLOR, 1226 wrP,LON ST.,
.4.41.•
• Teacher of Singing and Piano, has mimed his
duties. N. B.—Concerts will not be allowed to conflict
with lessons. se9.6tP
A LADY ENGAGED AT SCHOOL
-4--- TEACHING desires employment as AMANUENSIS
or COPYIST. Address Box MPhil& P. 0. se9-3t*
PREPARATION FOIL COLLEGE.-
The Pepailment of Ancient Languages in C. 8.
HALLOWELL'S Select High School, No. 110 North'
TBNTH Street, Is under the High,
supervision of a
thorough Classical Scholar, graduate of the University
of Cambridge, who has spent the past fourteen years
since his graduation in the enlargement of his mind by
foreign travel, and as Principal of some of the first
High Schools of New England: The lessons In this De.
Partment are given daily. and copious written exercises
are required. To the Sinner Classes Lectures, illtuitra
ring the history, literature, and antiquities. of the
Latin and Greek Languages are occasionally deli
vered.
Exercises will be rammed on the 13th inst. sea-St*
MISS MARY R. TRROPP wu.,L RR
OPEN her ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING
and DAY. SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES-, at No. 1841
CBESTNIIT Street, Philadelphia, on the 12th of Sep-
timber. For Muslims, apply at the School. 5a.3.-61e.
NORTH CLEAR CREEK
GOLD AND SILVER
TAINING COMPANY,
0.1L2111 COMITY, COLORADO. TERRITORY.
TausTstra
Boa. JOHN A..DIX,
Box. EDWARDS PIERREPONT,
JOSEPH , FRANCIS, RSQ.,
T. B. BONTING. Es 0.. •
A. 0. BODFISR. Esq., Colorado.
Holt. JOHN A. DIX
TRILSITERE:
,WSEPB FSAIYCIB. Esc
Cotrrrasr,
CHARLES F. BLASE, Sea
the property of this Company consists 0f,V92,4 - feet
on the
"GROUND NOG."
"GREGORY, No. 2,"
"SIMMONS,"
" CiMiertitD.
and other celebrated developed Gold.bearing Lodes in
the best mining district of Colorado.
. Also, the Henderson MW now rannint, and ex
salient order:-
CAL1P127.6-14 w - roc.Ec 91,000,000
AVROLB is; TIM BER SHARES 100.000 L PAX, $lO.
A large portion of e 240 stock has already been taken by
rnaate Sabscription. Books are now wen at the aloe
of the Company. at.
No. 69 Blikte_VEß STREET. 1111 W, YORK,
where a limited, number of ebarea can be eubecrribed
for at par.
Copies of the Ftrocpcottte may be obtained at the office
of the Compa ny.
B . J. 74111,L1AM8,
NO. 16 NORTH BDETS STRUT.
Manufactarat of
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND,
WINDOW SHADES.
Atir The Largest and Ninest Assortment in the city at
the
LOWEST PRICES.
lfir - Repairing attended to promptly.
we store Shades Made and Lettered.
ipt F. REIIMIS *LIFE-SIZE PHOTO
GRAPHS in oil colors have no superiors ; they
.are fine specimens of art, and convince, at a glance, of
their Worth. 624 ARCH Street.
PEI.3IER' El COLORED PROTITp
GRAPIIII.v-Beantifol specimens of photograPlus
made for UN. Seam' one and get the worth orsoar
mom in an Invaluable likeneas. SECOND Stmt.
above Green.
RMITAGB.-Ing .PHILADELPEEIA ,
A
MBDICAL ELBCT,ROPATILTC INSTITUTE;
TBENTELand CRUET Streets, is new 011011. se&:3t*
DIL.KIENKELIN TEAS REWARD Ma
Dm
practise at kis restaanee. nomthWestisornex
otTIIIRD mad LIMON Streets. Prom 9,t0 9. se7.3m
A.
OBSERVE THE. PUS.
Cligation of the dissolution of the aoPalliter sift
•IL 'Matlack Co, on the 54 day of thententber.
nnbllOatton was not with me oonees or k now l e d ge et .
*ll the patties; Windaw). not trip* -
(601•3111 T.. MATIAITK,
AUCTION canes.
BAZAAR, luta' 'A Arni
10111 STRUTS.
Aucno Litz of VOBSES , CARRIVR,
ON SATURDAY SIORDIRD BX ;
A F t til7d ° Eie abck ortN;O:s u lt ii.P ai lgi le. lB2l4ll&
sq. :
A larte seneltiou RAI 814.r0d.. Mud
esnlegee. pets - V2ikees, StO., w'm whim ' all "14 ' 44li
eminence.
Aher ;lines e4ll;Onbia lament •A‘ditosi .. bridles.
wlfp,„ coven, he re Ro. -
• AtirDovoetporeorthtori seeotair ov
Aar Anotion sale of Horses oe WEDVESDAT.,
DAtrtagee and hatileEe vate are:
'Aattlenthir
•
. .
atrAirnERMASVER GENERAL' fOlE
was)lloE,
Frahm 'Olfr , t. o '-
.. WASHINEITJT , CITY. September 2, &IL_ .
Inn 4lie sobiro Fablic Archon, to the highest bldder,
st the .! tact
fter, and laces named:below. Tie.:
t
I TA; DI ESDAY. !Pvt. 15. UK
Anemia; A., trBSDe, Y_Oleo, 22, Mt
Lelsas..eb. Fa.. RITRBDAT. Sept. SF, 3+341.
TWO 31.IIRDBE OAVkLRI HORSES; AT EA. 'S
,
PLACE.
These' 46riestiaerbeen condankeir as uifft for the
cavalry eArrtice of tkWarmy.
For reafted farm VW:POses mar,.9" reed barimintimaT
be.had.
Horses orraairolz•
Terms : uniteAllates Car -fin
JAMES, A.'
Colonel I3rstl/Ivls/014'
Citutexennaster General's Office,.
B Y BOTEVii& "WILSON, Alrcnorr;
Kam.
0 . 271 CE U. VAPITOL linfitiNOrtme_.
lfr.tEurnffrein. D C., toot. &Rm.
On SVPURDAY,47atober Ist, cimunoncing at 10 A IL,
abe following varl*Aid and alma marble Will brieold
at public Auction ow 'the ECTOICakI9 north of t`3 UMW'
atates Capitol:
100 bloeke Tennea*le Marble. '
);001) cubic feet remogarte ditto.
12 piecearotomactiarble,
OW cubic feet VernioNfareen 8. - .lTrattne.
8 columot nano ~ dittl4:
zoo cubic fret remnantOatalian.Watina.
Oat° COMO MOO Will I:Arida large lot of doorc.eiraS•
ter, and bulddlagmaterizfeyarions kinds.
Border of the SocretarXdf the lototior.
01,SEIENT 1, WEST,
sea Zt General Sutlarintendent: .
SLAZZ OF (WIDE gb QVARTER
k-) mAiraws STONES BUGGIES. &e.,
CHIEF QBARTIMIKEZOreg Orprcrt,
Dspo, Wesurrotor.
Waltrreoro:l;,.Sept. 1. I'W4.
ba ealt.i, at public. auottos ' tioveritmdat wan.
bong's, sit fisted on the square . - : . hteyeen.-B aud•F, and
Itifentretlifes_ci Twenty-first streest4 th e city otWask—
!Van!' Loh WEDNESDAY. Septctiabwr 14, lft44. 11
o altiOZ A. le a lot of Quartemtnetter's Stores, son
deratitid Sit Tenet fornso, viz.:
Axed, Carpenters' Tools, Smelter Midlea,Notie
Bust:M . . BM:tab Blankets, Slate Prbems, Portable
Fortes.Urlndetitnes, Blacksmiths' Tcolk.,Beynese, Loa
terns, SoAaarLe i-eater, Stove Pipe, Rocs: StOyea, sadape,
Scales 'Hesse Shoes, and a lase lot of old Irk,.
&c., tic; "
O
Will thiNcild.difneme dav ALS at . . foot of 1712etienth sheen.
near Ciiemthealib med. Ohio Canal. 'mu/E./lately after the
completion Or the tale above referred ieka. zrambereit
Ambulatlckia; /Tangles. Carriegge,Arroy itTagona.Sprtne.
Wagons, Maio. and Medical Wagons.
Suet esetnk.biddere will be required 'rinefrre that
atoree mitbinalvb (Vdays from the date a dale. •
Terms: Cecil, in Government feuds
. _ .
_ . . .
D. R RITCF - RR;
Drigadiei General and Chief Quartnrrnarre.r.
re3-9t Depot of Wds.bringtqn....
_
Flo t ,10 1 ww.cq
88. 10811 DRRW'S ARCB-S lißtr
THEATRE:
BENEFIT OF NES. JOHN BREW.
TO,NIFFIT, (Friday). Sept. 9. IBM,
THE LO'FE CHASE
Mrs. Seta'Ppm.
..... Mr. Gratdattli.
Constance
Wildrake.,
To conclude with
GELS . FTCY THE MILL.
Francine
Mrs. Sohn Mrpar.
WALNUT-STREET THE A. T
WALNUT-STREET
THIS (Fridait) MMHG. September 9th,
BENEFIT OF EDWIN BOOTH,
on which occasion will be offered an entertainmeat
unusual attraction, Mr. BOOTH appearing as SHY
MICR - .in Sbakepgera's play of the MERCHANT OF
NICE, and as PETRI:FM:fife, in Shakspere's comedy (if
KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO,
Alexis a Fisher Baker as Portia and Katharine!
ismaybe seemed at Box @face from k till 3 o'clock% ..
open at 7H. Performance will commence at
(ROVER'S NEW CHESTNUT
fiTREET THELTRE.
THIS EVENING,
The great Romantic, Musical, Pantomimic, Spectasolin-
Drama,
ALADDIN, OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
THE, LIVING FOUNTAIN OF COLORED WATERS.
All the new and magnificent. SCENERY. elegant Fr,.
parties, 'wonderful Effects, superb Coames. startling
Transformations, grand Choruses, and tautlftil Mug*
Pances, Songs, &c.
Famil3 - Matinee, SATURDAY AFTERNOON._ _
Doors open at 2 o'clock; performance
30 cents; children 26. eel-91
ASSEMBLY BUiLDINGS, TElfrlt
AND CRESTNTIT Streets.
TEMPLE OF WONDERS! SIGNOR SLITS!
EVERT EVENING, AGRI • -
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ASTER/MOM
Change of Performance Constantly . .
Admiesion, 25 Cents. Children, M Cents. Resem.
Seatr, 50 Cents.
Evening. Performances commence at 731. Afternoon ,
at 3.
GTMNASIIIM.-THE 1 3 PTr,ADEr,
PELLA PHYSICALINSTITEITE, - •
CORNER NINTH /LSD ARCH STREETS,
is now prepared for the Winter course, and open all day
and evening.
Bodily exercises are of the greatest importance to La
dies Gentlemen, and Skildren. They give grace to Ma
carriage, develop thesind, improve health and strength
—the only means to prolong life.
The Institute has been in successful operation shier
-1859, and thousands of pupils have been greatly lama.
en
by it.
Pay us a visit, or send for a circular.
se7.4t PROFS. HILLEBR &ND dc LEWIS.
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, is OPEN HAMM,
for visitors, from 9 b M. to BP. M. earl
BOARDING.
WANTED. -A ROOM AND SMALL=
Room wanted for two ladies; (=tarnished, it
more convenient,) in a small *wally, or where there
are few boarders. Address `Mrs. Post Ofloo,
Box 80. 'BM stating locality, toms, ace. Its
'ANTED -BOARD FOR-GENTLE
MAN and WIFEM a Loyal, Family in. the South
ern part of the city.
Address "James," Press OEMs
ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARDING, O&M
be obtained at 1600 CHESTNUT St. solt-Se*
B OARD WANTED--BY THE 20TH,
for a GENTLEMAItIand WIFE, in a private fami
ly, 'where there are no-tither Boarders preferred. Re
ference exchanged. Address ' Cloth merchant," at
this office. • se7-9t.
BOARDING NEAR GERMANTOWN—
convenient to Station; fine rooms; nine, steals
room. Address "Baker," Press office., • se64w
E LIGIBLE ROOMS NOW V.&OABIT
at HILL'S.
auH4m*
328 5P31708 Str e et
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST -11. S. 73-10 BONDS, NO. 17,064
foossoo, Nos. 68,861-6-6-7-8 for iiloo each, payabin
in February and August, to the order of OSWALD.
THOMPSON, guardian of Theodore H. Beskirt, aM
unendorsed. Application for payment of the same Ms
been made at the Treasury Department. Any informs
-
Non will be suitably rewarded by
THEO H. BEAK - MT.
702 WALNUT Street
an. 24-18 *
LOST OR DESTROYED - BY FMB
—Certificate of Stock No. 226, for 1,000 Shama of
the Stock of the New "York and Middle Coal Field Boll
road and Coal Company; and hereby. give notice tbyt,
have made application for Certificate in lien thereof.
A. K. Koala: BE.
GRAMME/Mat , Attalla 30,
PERSONAL.
THE DISCOLORATION OF TRII
Skin canned by Sonburn or Salt air are quickly . re
moved by the use of JARED'S "mr.&u. DE PARI9„"
while it restores the skin to more then itso
- smoothnest and beauty. The " Email de Parts ' l rt3
g paint, but is used at night and washed off in the more
lug, so that the most scrupulous can conscientiously are
it, while it leaves the skin the' extare of polished ivory,
like tharof an infant., Officers and soldiers will find Me
"Emailde Paris"invaluable for removing the tan caused,
by the exposure Incident-to a camPlife
EUGENE /MN.
171 TENTH Street, below Cbestnut.
LEGAL.
N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TSB
T
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of BENJAMIN ASHBURNER. deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the first and final account of ALGERNON . E.
ASHEIIENER. Administrator of the . Estate of said de
ceased, as filed by Presley Blak %ton and Sallie E. Ash
burner, en. tutors) of said A. E. Afsbberner, deceased.
and to make distribution of the balance in the hands
of the acconatant,will meet the parties interested for the
purposes of his apPointment on TUESDAY attrutoott,
NPPtenaterr Mt, at 4 o'clock, at his office, No. Ma.
North SIXTH skeet. In the city of Philadelphia.
te9-fmwSt. CHARLES - N. WAGNER, Auditor.
WEST JERSEY RAIL
, ROAD LiNES.
On and after TCIESMF. September 6. 1964. wUnesTak
from WALNUT sTatly,„lyßeF ; S: as follows:
- #slcif - s - kif;
Ak 3 P.
For Baleen and Bridgeton, at 9 A. M. and 4 P. M.
For Glassboro, at 9.A. M. and S and. 4.P. M. •
For Woodbury. &c., 9 A. M., 12 211.. 3 and 4 P. M.
For Gloucester. &c. at 9A. N.. 12 Ai . 3 4. and 6P. Mat
ETITB. S ING TRAINS. LEAVE
. .
Cape May at 6A. M..
Millyille at 8.07 A. M.
- Salem at 6A. M. and-1.15 P. M
Bridgeton at 6.15 A- M and 130 P. M.
Glassboro at 7.10. 9.17 A. M., and 2.23 P. M.
Weodhnry_at 7. 7 90, and 9 97 A. M.. and 2.60 P. K.
_TEO, WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CIESIPANYi• '
°lnce No. 5 WALNUT Street.. will call for and de
liver 'Baggage, and attend to all the 'usual branches or
Bsrpresabtusmess.
A special messenger accompanies each train.
ae9-If J. VAN RENSSUABB, Superintendent,
*-- - . ; la ' -
• • 'CAL RX.PRESS COMPANT; Pia
RS South FIFTH Street-
Dail
y_ Express to GRRMARTOWN:CIIIISTIRrY
ATLABTIO CITY, and 1.412N11i BRANCH.
_RaNgate conyoyed to allstko Railroads at Steamers..
UOCH IB shined by all the Linea. se r E,St.
Addriaterf FOlir:SALETEo4.l3A.RGNit
=Reidy steamer, " NEW WM/J.IW
aa she now Use at AJegandria, Va. ; of 41.bnt 1,700 tons:,
Length about S 0 feat, Imam SO feet. wed found fak,
boats, anchors, cflains. stanza fire-eAslne, ri.„
and in perfect order:,
For partletdara, swag to FRED- SCHMIDT,
No. 1 South WEdLLAN Street,
New Yank.
DE YEE'S. NEO.L.7g. nt
P.llo.vg,D CRF.SOBN'D gen&
G.VERSTEDNO PLANO&
Acknowledged to be the boo. London-1'44 Model
and Highest Awards in Amer[ce. received.
Brff.,) ()AEONS AND SECOND__- HAND RI4NOS.
seg..gei Wnieroome, No. 75/i Luca St., Eighth.
DECKER BROS.,
STECK & ccvs
capaltATED
PXADT.OS.
rT F. COULD,
SEVILIPHi AND :corattruT.
ffippn .
cusurAGE. ORGANS.
Cot only ..TO.SP. hal Trap 'Ailing*
of. Toe asth Wirer: &/#4 llOl foia ati tzn
assl Sehoolo. Aolsnoti To 14 441
the l'arloreaS Pratelat Zoo m . or sale only
• M. BRUM.
• MO.IB North SIMISITH Stmt
Abe,
s:UT es- essepletasssortmeat of the Pabst Xelthisees
sonata head. wow*
CORRECT , 11:1M,
',tart Mr. SABOIRT eves notice of kle MAW to
Olt ens, atta r
..ressAhless to renta
red
baslesesbjt
Au ket.
of September. ordem
_t44l,g._7__.sl as eaReS
SON & CO'S store. 901 clusixr stmt.
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA
iirtlesaldidoas BSA q
=A by: j. lua u
vol&wtealb. le. Slosik
CAMPAIGN LANTERNS
We would eall the attention of an Union Clubs L.
the city to the new CAMPAIGN LANTERN. With
a* por.
trait of LINCOLN, and suitable mottoes. It M.the
eat =Chess Lantern ever Invented tor luditinSto" 6 " -
Mow. Price to Clubs SO per dozen. orders 111 wit*.
despaloh BILL & RICKARDS=
- CialtakAgalittli94-