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ror soon. Sold by druggists.
304 North Broad street, Coal
respectfully , advise his Mende and
general not toldeley in buying their
the risk of paying further advances,
co of Ma superior stook of large nut,
itove, egg, &o. None to excel, for
filly, or , cheapness. auls.lm
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CIAL NOTICES.
Ci BEEN 13A08.
BY YOB BARD OF TON9'BR HALE
cc Tibbetts, with a joyous air.
lain., "Hurrah for Mune Bent"
heel). can declare,
be-t and worailteet of men;
ea I never saW a better,
so, n as e'er I did unfold,
c,v; latest-written letter,
I hi. greenback's face behold.
t..y del :era; quite a neat
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Ay F•tr. le, end then complete
revel With cigars and wine!
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my late dream nett morning flee.
' can I chow that I have won,
reenback, to exchange for theef
sum would buy a jeweled ring;
that would be a very small,
l '.l ust, or stolen, thing,
of no real use at all
now I guess what vureha•e SUMS
bast., yet has more nee than show,
. for same well. made, WOW etyte clothes
nett's 'lower 11l gaily go."
r/g &unmet eto_olt otd prices, much
rub! of some goods.
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Gentlemen and Children. et SLOAN'S. poet muIt,KET
Street, Philadelphia. and at hie Store, on OAPS
INLAND. New Jersey. • • itnSt.3o
COLGATE I I9 HONEY 130aP.
Tble celebrated TOILET BOAR, in each rudyersal
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Tan Popvx OLoTnnrn HOUSE OF PE LA.
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Best-class goods at moderate prises.
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- S. B. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
lastom Department (to make to grim') No. 18. Sixth St.
WinINLIN & WILSON'S HIGNIIST PasuzuM
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
THE CHEAPEST. SIMPLEST, AHD BEST
Se'coercion''. 704 CHISTAUT Street, above Fievanib
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PROCTBR—PARIia. , — . On the 18th inst., by Friends'
ceremony, atramden, IC J., in the presence Or Maier
P. C. Budd, William Procter. Jr., f Philadelphia. to
Catharine PATTY Or CresAwicks, liarlingten co *
R°BMBR—COTTNEY —ln this ody, toignat Ifth, by
the Rev W. B. Rico, Hon. Y. S. HoieeqrCe4ef •Initice
of the Territory of Montana, to Miss Sallie Oottney, , ,of
Philadelphia.
xylv.,r,.,
BMW—Pear Jenkintown, Pa., on the 18th of An
gust, Alfred, infant eon of Dr. Henry H. and Mary E.
Smith.
SRIIILDS.—On the evening' of the 18th Instant, of
typhoid fever, James B. Shields.
Foment) from the residerce of his mother, filming
1, are. Delaware county, on Monday, the 22d instant, at
2 &clock P. M. Interment at West Cheater.
Vii (Master end Wilmington papers please copy. *
CBEW.—On the 17th inst., Benjamin Chew, aged 70
yr Etre.
The male friends are invited to attend his Innerat, on
/Honday morainic next. at 9 o'clock from his late resi
dence. Hem it's lane, Wissahickon. Interixtent'And a . r•
vice et Ft. Peter's Church, Third end Pine atreete. **
CAREY. —At Quakertown, Bucks.county, Pa., on the
morning of the 19th inst., Dr. Samuel Carey, in the 68th
year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the foneral, at his late rerideace, the 2Lst Wet
at 3 °Week F.. M. r''
... . .
BREWSTER —Go Thureday. 15th bast s, David See
-0414 eon of 1% Carroll and Brume, B. Brewster, aged
CYP RTN. •
His relatives and the friends of the family are respect
fully invl , ed to attend his funeral, from hie father's re
sidence, Manh.glin street, near fownehip Line mad.
Germantown, on - Saturday. 2nth lost., at 3 o'clocir,P.
BETTLB. —On the evening. of Fourth day, the 17th
inst. , Sarah Bottle. -
The reletives end f riande of the family are invited to
attend bhr fuilinini . lYOM her late residence, No. 25
Borah Third street; onlevonth-day afternoon the gOth
last. at 4 o'rloch, without further notice. Interment
at Fri. nds'.Bastern Ground.
Tg V WR. —On We.dneaday, 17th Ina , George Tayloi,
Ftp rd
The 7 1 Tsar".
relatives and frleuls of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend 'the funeral, front his late resi
dence, corner of Illar.ball and Cottonwood streets. on
Ss tardily of tPronon. WO inst. . at 2 o'clook,
JOHN iOlf. —On the 15th instant, of typhoid fever,
Adlna Y., daughter of Major C. and Lydia A. Allmon,
aged 4 years.
We watched her breathings through long nights,
And days of 11.11X1011P VON
•
AP in her breast tbe wave of life
•
Kept heaving to and fro.
Her birth-morn came to OS so Bad, '
And full of earthly sorrow:
Her weary eyelids closed—she had
' Another morn than ours.
The relatives and friends of the family ale respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her parents' ze
e% Puce, 014 Rodman street, on Sunday afternoon, at 6
o'clock. •
REBBON & BON, MOURNING BTORS,
" be. 91A CHESTNUT Street. Wt-tt
WHITE MAM;EIILES
Fr•R DRESSES AND BASQIIBS
White Diamond Marseilles..
White Corded Marseilles.
White Fignred Marseilles.
Bair Corded and Figured &families.
Bug, Pink, and Bme Percales.
White Figured Brilliants.
aulii•tt BYRE & LA:UDELL.
SFACOND 'UNITED PASSBY
TERIAN CHURCH (Rev. Dr. Dales') RACE
StrPet and SIXTEENTH. will - be reopened TO-MOH
HOW MORNING at half past 10 o'clock. it*
ilgr CHURCH OF THE COVENANT:
EILB.I.Et Street, above Sevelteenth.—Divine
seroiee TO- MI , VEO W (SalidAY).. at /.01 . A. M. and 8 P.
Di chop STEVENS will (D. V.) Preach In the Morn
ing, and Rev. Mr. PEED in ihn Evening. lt*
(ONION 111. E. CEILIIRCIE, 'FOURTH
UStreet beIow'eRO.II.—SABBATH, Aukast 21st,
Rey. IA MSS MARK, D. D.. Neil I preach in the morn•
/ES. et 10% o'clock wid. Rey. JOHN 0 GADDING in
the °Teeing, at 8 o'clock.
age'. THE PHARISEE. AND PUBLI.
CAN.—Rev . ,. ALEX. CLANK on this puhtent.
at the. Church of th. New Testament ELEVENTH and
WOOD Strpeta, SABBATH, 10 A. M. and 4P. M The
afternoon collPeticitt will he in aid of the flhamberabrirg
sufferers, T. 11..13TOCKTON taking part in this service.
OgrWA.GINER FREE INSIMITIIrR,
SEVENTEENTH Strret, above Columbia Aye.
nue. —Preaching by the Rev, WM. L ATTA. All are tn
vit 41. State free. lts
tgrSP MITI!' &LIS K. —LECTURES
will be given at Sansom street Rah, on SUN
DAY, at 10$ A M. ,on " Intuition:" and at B P. M ,
on " Relatzons." Admittance five cents. lt'
arINTERESTING MEETING, IN
eanneetton with the Excursion of the YOUNG
DIENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. in the PRRARY
TRRIAN CHURCH, Atlantic City, TIIESDAI AF TER
NOON, August SO, 3564. at 4 o'clock, in babel of the
United States Christian Commission. Short, stirring
Address.B will be made by ORO. H. STUART. Rig,.
I.Prcsideni; Rev. GEO. BRINGHURsT, Rev. W. W.
WILLIAMS, Rev. .1. LONG, U. S. Chaplain, and others.
Oyer Nio wounded soldiers will be present. A collection
in aid of the cause will be taken lt*
tar spiumo GARDEN HALL, Al. W.
corner of SPRING GARDEN and TEEM
TFENTH Streets. The-meetings or the CHURCH OF
CHRIST, ar-aembling here, are every LORD'S DAY as
follows: At lox A. af., for worship in "The Breaking
of Br; d.' ' "Showing the Lord' s Death till Become "
in prayer end praise, end for "teaching and admonish
ing.one another " See Act* li. 42,
xx. 7: 1 Cor , xl. 26;
Cor. 16:and at 7E P for the Preaching of toe
word by the Par or, CHARLES CAMP/TELL. Seats
two
tarr- SZAWR ORE.—TINE 8011181131 MEIN S
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will give another,.
Ixourelon of Hie Seaton to • Atiautto City '' on TUES.
TAI ,Aa oust With. 'TtekeksHlNlt in he procured at the
room. 1009 CHEST NUT Stri et. PUGH'S BOOK ST.IKE
E I XVI and CHESTNUT Streets TRAC V HOUSE 029
CHESTNUT Street and at the bent nn thelsoralad of
tbn Excursion. Lart boat leaves VINE Street wha-f at
A o'clock A. M. Three hundred wounded soldier- Erna
tbr City Elorp9sl (In charge of their Caarnalne) will ac
company the Suuroit a. lto
}MPIRE COPPER COMPANY 0
BUCHMAN.
POTICE 18 HEREBY WINTER that at Instalment of
TWO DOLLAY E. PER SHARE on each and every share
of the capital stock of the Empire Goner Company of
Michigan has this day been called by the Board. of -Di
ms ore of said Company. due and payable at the office
of tbfrCOmPanY, No 423 WALNUT &root- Dinlyist..
phis, on or Ihsfore the 10th day of SEPTEMBER, 1811.
Interest will he elevated on ail instalments after the
same tbalthave become dna.
By order of the Board of Directors.
J. 8 Mt:MULLIN. Secretary.
PRILADELPITTA, Angart 19, 1884 an2o-finthtielo
tarFIFTEIENTH WARDS ON IR MORE
EFFORT TO AVOID TITS LIIPEI DINO CRI •
Slra! An nejonroed mewing of cltizees will be held on
Pe ()SHAY EVENING, 224 inet . at S o'clock, at the
SCHOOL EVII*E, corner of TWENTIET ft and COATES
Se) eels. The lineentive Committee will report the pro
ves. made in secntrivg men anti: money. The hearty
co operation of e very curollrd citizen in necessary to 8.1.•
complish the much desired object of filling the qnota
whhout a draft. Money is greatly needed- Snbecrip•
time. will be received by the Committee at the SCHOOL
HOUSE, fromB to 9 o'clock every es ening, and by
H P. If. PIRKESBINS, Chairman.
THOMAS WOOD."TrPagorer
9106 WOOD Street.
JOEf R. F noon, 006 MINOR St ßamtaries.
J. T.gleo DELACROIX, N SECOND dt.
entt. •
ligir AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.—
The Cooper Fhop Volunteer R.freshm .nt
mitts° are in want of fan& for th. auppart of the Twat
to tiun. They mil upon the public for volantarycontrt.
buttons to aid them in their efforts to feed and care for
the Soldiers of the Union as they pass thr mgh oar city.
I be citizens of Philadelphia are aimur-d that nut a cent
of the funds is apprrprlated to food anr,person-or per
eons representing themselves as refugees from the re.
hellion, but all contributions to the Cooper Shop Com
mittde are ecropnloosiv disbursed for the benefit of the
Soldiers of the Union Army.
WM. M. Cf/OPER. President,'
135 Booth WATER Street.
Attest—Wm. AT. MAXLL. Secretary. •
330 CATE &RUTS Street. . an2o-6t
igr. VETERAN BOUNTY-FUND ()COM
MISSION, •
NO 7 GOLDSMITH'S HALL
LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia. •
The Corrinissionere appot ted to pay the Picini B font,.
to re-enllated Veterans will meet an MONDAYS,
INFDNE3DAYS. and FRIDAYS. at 4 o' clock P. nL. to
ree.ive , applications. at No. 7 GuLDSMITH'S HALL,
LIBRARY Sueet, lamed Maly in the rear of the Post
Office. Families interested mill please call at that hoar
only. R. DTN Re SAUNDB, Chairman:
RDW
JONATRAN BULLOCK.
P.M, J. FIELD
OXO W. SIMONS.
T - 11 T E CH&MBERAIBURG 811 F.
D= 1439 FERERS, —The Ladles' Committee for the re
lief of the tlietreesed citizens of Cnambersburg neunow
ledgea the receipt of the following krdcles:
From Mrs. James Stewart. a - box anonted soap and
bundle of clothing; Mrs. E. D. Wanamator, a bundle
of clothing; the Misses Stevens, Princeton, . a box
of assorted ladies' clothing: Union M. E. Church, per
• Mrs.. Hammitt, 4 counterpanes, 2 sheet., Pkyarde of
delaine, 110 garments, 2 bundles clothing: Mrs. Taylor,
1623 Market street, per lam Renzey, 13 pairs new
shoed; Mrs. Chance. large bundle children's clothing;
Mrs. Newton, bundle clothing, coats, Pante, vest.,
etc. ; Mrs. Margaret Lafore, 4 bonnets; Unknown, 26
garrrents 3 bate; from T. N. X bundles hats a
arilolee; from Unknown. two hats, shawls,
dresser, etc. • Unknown, a large box assorted articles;
from lerael 'Peterson, 94 pars women's and 26 pairs
children's shoes; from Eppelsheinter St Peterson, 44
Mary.
women's ria_d_3o pairs children's shoes; from
Mary. 1 cap, 4116'ft - etc. 1 drese; from' Mrs Wm. Neill,
6 garments: Mrs. Caldwell. per Mrs Stewart, bundle
clothing; Mrs. Maderia, per Mrs Stewart. do • C. A.,
an entire shit desirable clothing; Mrs. Dew,. l'bonnet;
Miss Elizabeth Fisher. one barrel assorted clothing;
Mrs. Jsmee Stewart, 10 Verde &Lane; Miss Baker, a
desirable assortment of men's clothing
Further donations of all kinds; merche thankfully cloth
ing, from etoree or private indivldnalA, re.
ceived and promptly forwarded. Contributions should
be sent to the Central. Office. No. 1-8 death SWENTH
Street, Philadelphia ELIZABETH E. HUTTE
lt Chairman Ladies' Committee,
. .
READQVARTERS 34TH REGI
MENT VE MEAN RESERVE CORPS, II A. A.
EI3URA. N. , August 6th, 1854.
MY DEAR Sur; I bave the pleasure to eucloPe twenty
dollars, ey desire of privr.te M. P. EARSFIELD, of Co.
11, or tide resiment, as his annual contribution to tb4
Volunteer Refreshment Saloon. Please acknowledge
its receipt,
Troettr g that thisurlll dml you In gohd health, and as
hopeful an ever in the great cause of our coac try,
I am, dear sir, very truly yours.
CHARLES M. PREVOST,
Colouel Commanding Regiment.
WM. ETRCTRERS, "Egq„ Philadelphia.
HEADQUARTERS ism 'EMINENT VETERAN RE
--
SERVE CORPS, U. 8. A.
ELMI RA, Y., 4tigrant 13th, 1834.
WM, STRUTHERS, Esq., Phibulelphia.—Deer. SIR:
SARefFIELL) requests me to say to you that he deeires
that la donation may be Riven to the Cooper Shop
Reftesilment Saloon—the one with which you are con
neeted.''
Ijurige, froushis conversation, that he has been in
debed
to
you for many favors , and takes this mode of
teeth's ing his or -of it
I am, very truly, yoursCEl .
ARLES M. PREVOST,
Colonel Commanding Regiment.
The following- RN the - donations for the COOPER
sHop SALOON for one week, ending the 17th of Au
rrretisis of Jamei Nate)" 10 03
8.5
03 00
From a Lady
50
Field & Beehmle
Gilbert B. Nowhall 25 00
Boyd & Bough 25 03
25 I
Henry Geiger . 24 01
Charles Smith .
William S . Grant 25 (X)
90 01
Simpson & h eill 6 00
Captain Joseph liiraples 1 50
J Wexner
G. T. el is, for hospital 150 OJ
It
FoloNril :WARD—DRAFT ON NO
DRAFT. —A Meeting of the citizens of the
FOURTH Ward, irrespective o' Pam, will be held on
34019 DAY EVENING next, 22d Met., at ODD fn.
LOWS' BALL, TENTH' and Boum. Screen', at 8
o'clock, to deirtee mama by 'eaten the ward can avoid
the pending Draft on the Ath of September next.
au2o-20
ITIIIIOBI STATE COMMITT
rgir
ROOMS, 11105 allaST/PUT Street.—The Slate
Committee sertneet their friends throughout the State
to adopt Alleient BMWS to forward early and full returns
of t h . grunion upon the .Conatitutional amendinesta.
Send by ,Te
elphilegrash a: to the 'Chairman M Gland ROWS,
Philad - • -
The Camndttee Booms ars now open,. and. all earn.
apondenmi.dirmied to the Chairman mut reeelynpranine
attention`; . CA.III7#LOA, Clialrman'. - •
jig fGfi beilretarl.
Ihn , ' •
NATIONA'L UNION TICKET.
FON PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLIROIS.
FOE VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSPA
LA V{ll v(i)rt ;-i
SENATORIAL. -
MORTON NoitIORAEL, Philadelphia.
T. OUNNINORLE. Beaver Coma*.
DTTATIVE.
IS. Elias W. Hall,
19, Charles S. Shriner.
John WistoV,
16. David McOonanght.
11. 'David W. Wood%
18. Isaac -
19. John Patton.
2d. Samuel B. Diok.
21. Everard Diem,
22. John P. Penney,
29. Ebenezer Moinnkin.
24. John W. Blanchard.
REPREH
I. Robert P
1 0. Morrison Coital.
8. Henry Buxom,
9.
I.
Barton
IL Kern,
rto H. Kern,
8. Charles B. Ronk.
7. Robert Parke,
8. 'William Taylor,
9. John A. Hiestand,
10. Blobard H. Coryell,
IL Edward Holliday.
Li, Charles F. Read, *
By order of the Stet* Central Committee
OAMBRON, Oh"!num
BIOTWE.;-IrlikE BOOKS 'OF THE
WEST VIRGINIA. 'OIL CO APANY are now
4441 frr etib-oriotioris to ite capital, at their °Roo, No.
411 W ALS r Street Pout ales con bold stock In Melt
Won name: • JOHN S. EIOFFAI&N, Seminary.
TEE WEST 'VIRGINIA OIL CNY,
OFFICE WALNUT S TREEt' .
CAPITAL..S2OO,OOO
Divided into 20,000 Shares of $lO each.
The properties purchased by this Company are five in
number. selected with care by competent persons: TWO
hundred acres embraced in three several tracts, and are
in ice Ample; 60 acres on a lease for :0 years, and 16
acres on a perpetual lease, on which we have a well
hr red to the depth of 1911 feet, with a gond ahow of oil,
the work help g yiaoronsly prosecuted-111a, them Pro
perrles lying in 'Wend county; West Virginia, .conve
olent an , with good roads leading to the Ohio river.
This region isfpronenneed by the oil men 'of Verisngo
Count, as being the El Dorado of the West for oil. Thdy
are buying all the territory in that region they la , rt,
'Fre prospects of this Company are moat •flattering.
Those corning in es original subscribers will have all
the advantages of a Pew company, intelligently ma
naged by is limns tiode , .tardiog•the business. Call at
the etlier. 911 WALNUT Street, for circulars of expla
nation.
ati9)-It
SOWN S HOFFMAN . , Secretary.
ligr FNMA 'BOUNTY TO VOLUN•
TEEM
At the MASS MEETING of Citizens of
FIFTEE RTC - WA.5110, ,
_,-
held on MONDAY EITENIE 7 O, 15th instant. ft wee
unanimously
Resolved, " That the Executive Committee be au
thorized to lay
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLA_EB
to every man enlisting in the United States _drrny,
Navy, or Marine Corps to the credit of thiaWard.!'
Theesid Bounty will be paid to every such recruit
duly enlisted and credited, by ISAAC M. 'KRUPP, at
Provost. Marshal's Ofdee, BROAD end SPRING OAR
DEN Streets.
A. P. EI..'BIRICENIIINE,
Cbairmen Executive Committee.
tarRALLY ABOUND THE FLA.%
BOYS!
FOR CITY COMMISSIONER,
AMOS A. GREGO,
Twenty-third Ward,
tgrDIVIDEND 'NOTICE.—OFFICE OF
THE ROCK OIL COMPANY OF PE:INSYL
VANIA, No. 409. WALNUT Street.
PumanEnrtirns. August 19, IM4.
The Beard of Directors have ,this day declared .a divi
dend ot TWO PER CENT. (twenty cents per ahem) on
the capital t took, out of the comings of the Company
for 31:ILT, payable on and after the Nth inst. free of
state tax. The transfer books will be closed on the
24th, at 3 P. ht. , and opened on 20th
JOHN P. GRAF F.
Secretary and Treasurer.
IiarOFFICE OF THE LOCLISI RIOILTN-•
TAUT COAL AND IRON COURANT.
PHILADELP.RIA, Aliquot Is, 1864.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The Board of Directors of this
Company base this day declared a Dividend of, four per
cent, on tie capital stock out of the earnings of-the Com
pany. Payable on and after the 29th inst.
•
The transfer books will be closed from the Idthte the
29th inst. inclusive. EDWARD ELY,
aul9-St Treasurer pro tem.
ar DIVIDEND NOVICE.—OFFICE OF
THE PROSY OIL CO.,
Sot theast corner of WA LMOT and FOURTH Streets,
- 'PHILADELPHIA, 17g1/0 t 7, nu.
The Board of Directors have thin day declared the
fourth monthly dividend of two (2) per cent. oath°
capital stork of tie Company out of the earnings of the
month of July, payable rt - - the office of the Company,
deer of State tax, on and after the 24th inst.
The transfer books will be closed on dstarday, 2Dth
last and reopened on.Wpdnesday 24th inst.,-
JAMEO ABBY, Treasurer.
IIEADQVAIRTERS PENNSYLVA
NIA. HOSPITAL, DEPARTMENT,
RAgettimono, Aagnst 10, 1668.
'rho STATE MEDICAL BOARD OF PENNSYLVANIA
will meet. in PIT TS BURG on MONDAY, the 29th day of
Aosust, 1869, and continue daring the week, to examine
candidates for the po.t of Medical Officers in Penneyl-
Vatlia Reximents.
Phyeicians of Pennsylvania, in good health. tarnish
ing satisfactory testi mantels as to- moral character; dm.,
will be admitted to the examination.
The room in which the examination will begheld will
be indicated in the Patel/nig morning papers on thrtday .
of me-ting. By order of the Gvernor:
joa o sPEl A. PHILLIPS,
Burgeon General, Pennsylvania. -79
. THE CITIZENS' suusirtruts.
REPRESENTATIVE, AND VOLUNTEER%
AGENCY, No. 411 CHESTNUT STE EST. —Merctisnte.
Partners, and otter cltitena. can be aupplied with ac
ceptable Substitutes and Representative. on reasonable
and honorable terms, ano have thereame sworn in so as
to credit to any ward, district, tewnshin. or county of
the following counties: Ploladelphis. Chester, Dela•
ware. or Montgomery, by applying at ll 4 CHESTNUT
Street, from B A. EL to S P. M. lirat floor, back
Mir Special arrangements made with committees.
enl7-11t PAXSON St CO.
IRV.' OFFICE OF THE PHILADEL.
PHIL OAS WORKS. 6.OOUST 19, 18'64 —at a
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Philadelphia
Gee Works, held on the 6th inglant, the following pre
amble and resolution were adopted:
Whereas , . Th. great Oversee In the noel dikilvibg
posed an imperative duty on the Trusteee to advance
the wages of their employees; and wnereas, the cost of
cc al and all other materials consumed . in the manufac
ture of O&M have advanced to a price that compels the
Trustees, in order to prmect•the important trust com
mitted to their ebarge frond serious leas, and to make
the annual addition to t, e Sintiog Feud required by
law, to advance the price of Om fifty cents per thou-
Jand cubic feet.
Th. Trustees are aware that the increased price will
prove a burden to many consumers. and they greatly re
gret the necessity that constrains it; but when the con
sumer reflects that nearly every article we trarchase had
advanced from 60 to 100 per cent, and we propose bat
an advance of PM per cent. on the main article upon
which we rely for revenue. its necessity mast be anPa
ent, particularly when the operai ions of the past year
are known to have resulted in a large lose to the Trust,
notwithstanding our then existing contractsenabled us
to purchase coal and retorts at very moderate prices; be
it tbere!ore
Reecho. d, 'That the Chief 1 ngineer be directed to give
public notice that on and after the drat day of Septem.
her next the price of gas to private consumers shall be
three dollars per thousand cubic feet, lee., a dtcoouat of
6 per rent. for prompt payment, and enbicet to the
llnitod States tax. THOMAS S. STEWaRT,
an_ls-tsel Chief Engineer.
Mr TO THY FRIENDS OF THE
UNION AND THE A utifINISTEATION:
The loyal citizens of the various wards of the City of
Philadelphia are hereby requested to assemble at such
places in raid wards aa mar be designated by the oft/.
cere of the National Union Ward Associations, on
TUESDAY EVENING NIXT, AvorsT le. Mi. at
8 o'clock, pursuant to the rules governing the Na
tions.' Union party, for such cases made and provided,
to elect one Judge and two Inspectors for each election
division of raid wards, to conduct the primary election
on Tuesday evening, August 23,.between the hours of
six and eight o'clock. Also, to place in nomination
candldstes for delegates to a city Convention to nomi
nate candidates for City and County Oftoes; also. dela
/rase to a Congressional Conv.intton; also, nominations
of canotda.tes for delegates to a Senatorial Convention
in the Third Senatorial District, and delegates to the
various Representative and Ward Conventions to nowt
nate candicatee for membus of the State Legislature,
City Councils and Ward Officers. The meetings. elec.
Hone, and Conventions herein menti, ned shall be held
in conformity with the rules governing the National
Linton platy.
By order of the National Union City CoMmittee of
Superintendence.
JAMES FRESSONN, President.
. JOHN J Faarmanr.s e tart
BERET R. GARDsza. cre es.
TItANSPORTATION OFFICE, PHI.
LADELPHIA WILMINGTON,, AND BALTI
MORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
PRILADELPITIA, August 10, ISM.
In accordance with an act of Congress, approved Jane
1R34, it beCOVIBB necessary that all receipts given
by this Company for merchaLdlse resolved for transpor
tation should bear an INTERNAL REYENDIISTASIP
of the value of TWO CENTS, the expense of the same
to be boric, by the pardes receiving each receipt.
MI receipts taken by this Company for merchandise
delivered to consignees will be stamped by said Com
pany.
anll-1%. CSARLES K. IDE,
Master of Trimepnrtation.
OFFICE SWATABA FALLS COAL
COMPAtiY,
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
ten per cent on the ca.pital stock out of the not earnings
of the Company.pagable at tse (flans of the C ropany,
No 1121836 booth TULSA) Street, on or after 23th instant,
clear of State tax,
au.l9. fit •
L, 6. FILBERT, Treastirer
THE TREASURER OF - THE
FUND TO BELIEVE CHB DIS VElle 'MD PEO
PLE OF CH aid BaB,BURG bee received tne following
amounts since his last rep: rt, August 12:
amount priorionaly reported 511,767 95
Cash 00
A. H 10 I/
J B.
Theodore BlieB 50 00
Isaac Starr - 60 00
,_
A Biddle, per Joseph Patterson........ ... -...... 100 00
Lewis T • Brown, d 026 00
lames S. Mason &Co • ' ' .... MP 00.
, ..
Namur]. Costner, per S. I' apogee, ' , , 10 00
(net: de...,.. t ...-. .. : ...... ....... 6 t 0
J. B. Barley & Co.,' .do ' - '- " 15 00
Caeb, do 20 00
Wm. Moland & Son, do . 10 (0
Sb ober dr. Co. . do • 26 00
Wm. P. Clyde, ' do 100 Ml
Carh, • do'6oo
Cash, do 10 00
StCash, - do 500
evens & Miller, - 10 00
Joseph C Wrightlo 00
. .
William Mann 2500
SpriLy Greve, Lancaster co., per H. A. Boyd.. 60 00
Stephen Colwell 1 100 00
Serene! A. Lewis MI CO
Francis Garrett 600
'lm. ire. AnnaAnnaM. Layton, Delaware
20 00 6 00
L
M. C. D 6 00
J. W. Scott & Co 60 - 00
A. , Princeton, N. 3 ' . :6 00
B. Z. , Boston, MEL 56....... . 10 00
Mr.. A. Y Murphy
Miss M. Wayne 0 ' 100
Mrs. E . E11131301. S. White ' Zil - 20 IX
Cs sh, 61; Cosh, 60 cts A . 60
A Lady S . .nn
James Crissy..... . : ......
.g
B• C Marisle7.••• ......
Ihe Wakes A• and 111 Seger
A friend, per Miss Sager
ci...
Airs. Wm. G. Moorhead
weeny mons Brownsv lle, Pa s
D. J. b Delienserville .• ••• . .P. 4
I emitted by Mrs• B. D. Wannemacher ••••- .1
Boller & McCarthy
Win. S. Vona
J. gmery Stone
Mrs. M. B T .
St A
Ja M m a es"Chnrch, Kingseesing, per Rey.' C.
Rue , Rewor
Union Id E. Church (additional), - per Thomas
T. Mason • • -
31minfaeturere and Mechanics' Bank
A member or Church, Brownsville. per Rpfa
, opal Recorder
lifyi,l3.._Hiri. pal ri ok„:& Co
I James T. Kirkpatrick -
R, Rifirpat rick . „,
D Riikpatrick & Sens '
Joseph Howell a Co
Prockett. - Baugh, dc • Co .
Powers & 'Weightmext . .
Sorevgarten a dons
Joseph B. Craig
John A. Bechtel
Thayer & Noyes, proprietors of • the 'United
States Churn. per A. 0. -Cattell
Bann Cope
Alfred Cm et,
Thos. P. Cope ._
P. E. Cope .
Anglin, Trust Company
et, Para's BeicoPaiChnrcli,Bloomsburg.PA..
per Thos. H. Cullen, Rector...
. Ches. S. Cram...
Philip Fitzpatrick , i
A. :Whitney & Sone _ ..
.$15,429 75
zp:muND A SOUDIDI, Tresanyer.
' DOCK-Street _Wharf.
PNIMADitSPH 7S e Anftlet 12. 1254. tinl9 2t
Witi BROWD.t4.-
THE PRESS. , --PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, 'AUGUST 20, 1864:
OFFICE OF.THE LEIIIOII COAL
A.ND NAIIiGATIQX COIff'ANY.
PIIILADRLPRIA, .A.ll.6ant BM,
Hoidens of 'the
OLD CEBTIFICATES OF LOAN,
WHO 80118CRIIIED FOR
CON vERsIoN INTO THE
"Lotto Lords!. ,
Oa leaving them at
THIR OFFICE
Can have the New Certificates the
PC 'OCT DAY. etal6-6t.
DIVIDEND.—THE DIRECTORS OF
the NOBLE AND MANATEE PETROLEUM
COMPANY have Me day declared a Fourth Monthly
Dividend of TEN per cent out of the earnings of
the ;south of July, payable, clear of State Tax, on the
20th inst. Transfer Books closed OD 16th inst.
anll•8t DEORGII W. RENTER. Secretary'.
I HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAR.
SEAL, POST DIbTEICT. Pennsylvania,
No. 945 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA, AllEllstrl, Min
To insure PROMPT replies to all • questiors on ordi
nary subjects connected with the Enrolment, Draft,
Exemption, Liabilitit s to Draft, Credits and Accounts
of Men Furnished, altirens are requested to moire appli
cation to the Provost Marshal of the Congressional Die.
tent for such information, and not to the Provost Mar
shal General al Washington.
By order of the Provost Marshal General.
W IiEIIMAI94
Capt and Provost Dismal.
I HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAR
MILL SECOND DISTRICT, Pennsylvania..
No 21:6 South TWELFTH Street.
PHILADRLPITIA,IIst 16, l$Sl.
To insure prompt replies to all questions on ordinary
enbjects connected with the enrolment, draft, exemp
tion, liabilities to draft, credits and accounts of men
furnished, citizens are requested to make application to
the Provost barehal of the Goner eSsiouel 'Altiatriat for
such information, and not to the Provost Marshal Gene
ral at Washington.
By order of the Provost Marshal General.
EDWIN PALMER,
Ceptsin and Provost Afarshal
Second District, Pennsevenitt-
I A TTENTION 1 .-199112 c ER GIME NT
PENNI-YLVANIA VOLUNTEER, Colonel A. A.
LECHLER.
FIVE 'HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY
triehing to enlist for .ONE YEAR, will do
Veil to join this sub udid Regiment. Yon will be Inas
toed into t 2 e service the same day, you °resent your
selves, and 'will be paid. immediately $425. Veteran
officers, and no vexatious delays .in receiving your
money.
HEADHITARTERR,
611 CHESTNUT STREET. an2o-2t
ti $5 l O BOUNTY ! $425 PAID IM
MEDIATELY, 199th ltrairneat Penna. Vols.. CoL
L; e oti , 7 l3.3 lt . przhccrattat
lo 2nT e r An d y ,
.",,n2O-2t JAMES I COOP'ER, Captain.
.1 MOE OUT FOR. THE DRATI 1-
3•SA Company "F." Unth PPgitactut Penna.yols..
Col_ A A. Lwelacr. $5OO B vancy fay. one v p ar .
1005 FOl7llO Street, and S. W. cormor TFINTIT and
Cillt•Tit UT Stu act.. B. POLLOCK,
au2o-2t Captain.
-JACKFON GUARDS, 191Trr REGI
MNNT Peuna VON., Cot. A. A. Is -, Oler. Dian
wanted Pr this Cnronany. S . sivitr for 0 0 0
Year. SOO VINE Street, and BISTR F rust. below'
Chestnut. P . litUßP9ir,
au2o-21 Captain
tC, C 0, C COMPANY, 199ru RE
- GIMENT Penna . - Vole— Cal A. A. Lechler, join,
Cvmpany "C." Ronnt) sPOO fni nne yne.r.
H. C. e'DONNETA, 41R.utain,
106 South SEXTR Street:
FALL IN !-COMPANY "D," 199TE1
Reolment Petroa Vole . A. AL Lechler. $lOO
rash. aid 'bolcnoe In inOelin.ute One year. N.
W. corner FRONT end PINE Stroke: •
IRALLY 1 FOR COMPANY "H e "
legth Regiment Penna. Vole , Col. A. A. Lechler.
Bon Id- &WO, and . tnustered immediately. One year.
I , IXTR Street, below Chestnut
au9l2t Caroain 80110.4 LES.
JOIN COMPANY "B," 199 TR RE-
T Worm. Vols.. Cnl . A. A. Lechler. $5OO
Bounty ; 11425 peld immediately.
J. C. se gurIAR flaptatn,
611 CIIEgTNUT Str e et.
IDRAFT !-" G " COMPANY, 199191
Regiment Penne Vow., Col. A. A. Lechler:
Bounty One year. kleadonartem 4:O OREBT
.DIIT Street. B. M. FITZGERALD.
. an2o-2t • Captain.
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thor in the latter portion of this exo , •edingly readable
.tvoilt gives a greWc and thrilling account of hie re
cent mytthicus visit, in company with Cot. Jaquess, to
Richmond: Va, the rebel capital. Their dangerous
exploits and adventuret through the -army linos, and
among the warryontedert. tee. are described with won
derful wirer and interest. 12m0., cloth, tinted paper,
UM. •
Jolut G-uiraderst-rixvies
A fascinating new navel of the " Jane Eyre" style
12mo, cloth; tinted paper, UM. • .
QUEST.
A charming new novel, d-or e that will win grea
praise from ladies. 12mo. , cloth, tinted paper, $1.50.
* * *Them books will be sold everywhere, and will be
Reza by mail, free, on reader orp r i ce, by
GEO. W. CARLETON,
Pnbileber. New York.
au B•we
A LEINEAD & EVANS,
SUCCESSOR TO WILLIS P..HLZARD,
Ito. 124 CRESTM UT Street
Have received.—
IHR EARLY DAWN; or, Sketches of Christian Life
in Eng%l'd in the Olden Time. By the author of the
"Sehenbng Cotta Family," and Bald to be 'equally as
We'l 'Men.
ENOCH ARDEN. Tennywro's new Poem.
BARBARA'S HISTORY By Amelia B. Edwards. A
cepital novel, equal to "JohnEtelifax."
ALAN AND HO' RELATIONS, illustrating the In•
Science of the Mind on the Body. By a. B. Britton. K
THE BATTLE-FIELDS OF OITR FATHERS. By TO
tints F. Townsend.
DOWN IN TENNESSEE. A new hook by Edward
Eirke, author of " Aniong the Eines."
Qll EST— A charming new novel.
THE EOlfttln.A'StAC By William willlem Gilbert.
SWIG ARST AND HER BRIDESW Hof;
TEM NEW INTERNAL 'REVENEW LAW.
New and standard novels, Suitable for summer read
ing. A large supply of the celebrated Letpeic editions.
In various bindings, selling at less than present cost of
importation. • . anl9
- EFFLIE FOR SEPTEMBER 1
PITHER'S. SOS CHESTNET Street.
TEr N ISON'I3 NEW POEM,_ ENOCH
A- ARDEN. and otherpoeme, by Alfred Tennyson. -
THE EARLY DAWN. or Sketches of Christian Life
in England in the olden-time; by the author of the
" Echonberg Cotta Family," with. an Introduction by
Prot Smith.
DRIFTED SNOWFLAKES; or, Poetical Gatherings
from maar_authors.
AZ Wax; An Episode. By Harriet E Prescott. _
RELIGIOUS TRAINING OF CHILDREN; by Oaths
rine B Beeeher.
PERSON AL AND POLITICAL BALLADS. Edited
bFranic Moore.
For sale by WILLIAM B. ALFRED SUBTEEN,
an 2 606 CHESTNUT Street.
APPLETON'S NEW ANLERICAN
CYCLOPEDIA.
The Agency for khls invaluable Library of Universal
,Inforination is at 33 South SIXTH Strest,sosond story.
Also. RECORD OF THE REBELLION. By Frank
Moore.
110 t EIMER'S COLORED PHOTO
-A-%° GRAPES are a decided success. Every one is de
ed 'with their lair, natural, life like appearance,
and artistic coloring. *LK SECOND Street, above
Green..
LAWTON BLLCEBERRIES- HEN:
-A-A • metically Sealed, prepared this Beason . " and re
ceived direct from our factory. at Rridgetnn . and
for sale by RHODES & Wit:GUMS,
ati2O-tf " lO7 South WATER Street.
1
0 -PICAOH AND TRUCK BAS-
E:Ka tor sale by WWII & BIIBVON_
,00
anft.tosi7 . 157 and .159 ,Nottb tsa,
_ mum
.oranTwor.. sILIOTRIZTQUOUSEs
.;• , '
e t,
SILK Sr. DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
FALL,
STOCK FALL,
iste.t.) NOW IN STORE.
Nos. 617 Chestnut and 614 Jiyne Streets,
CJ ESTER VALLEY ACADEMY FOR
Young Ladies and Genttannin will 449 ,, 9n Ninth
month (spatf mbar) filth . 1864. J. K. TAYLOR., Mod
pa], COLA ESVILLE, eboaer county. Pa. an!A•laa.
SELF CT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1030
EIf'RINGE GARDEN Str.cd, wUI tho renpmied 800.
.4tb. Cea2l'•lBL*) R. Y. BM:Kigali, Princlpal.
OSEIDENSTICKTDR'B CLA.BSICA.L
• INSTITUTE, 127 N. TONTH Street, will reopen
IvICVDAY, Sett. ell English branches Latla,Greek,
Gerroiin, and French taught. Call tor weircular.
aard).lm*
W OOT BURY SEMINARY, WOO 17-
. BURY, N. J., nine miles from Philadelphia and
e g,,y " ! ,,r ReePFIFI A limited number of Pupils of bath
B pxos received into the fAmily of the Pi-lacteal Che
coons of InFtructinn 1110111,1 es a thorough ENaLISR"
AND OLASSICAT, .SDI.I ;ATOM. with Modern-Lan
guages, /ironic, Brewing, and Painting, .by the best
mestere. The Fell Term commences MONDAY, Sept.
Alki• Referencee given end required.
For cirenisro, addrePp
au2o iituthSt. CHAR. A . ..8R0W N, A. E. ,Priticinal.
.TILL BE OPENED, MONDA.Y, SEP
TENDER fith, DM, at 1926 MT.- YdßNOff
Street.al3oAlDlNG and DAY SCROOL for Young La.
.dies; in. which will be afforded a thorough coarse of bi
etruetiou lathe Memo', tarp and also the higher branch
es of Mathematics, Sciences. Languages. Beleet Litera
ture, and Musle. Mrs, R. E • W&TRONi- .
Miss E. R. WATSON,
Principals.
RUBINESB i7DIJOA.TION -Y0 IT NO
A-0 Men prepared for the connting Rowe and buileasa
Life at CR+ WEN DEN'S Cdhl SIERC/A1 COLLEGE, 637
CHI ETNTIT Street, corner of IL seentb
Practical inqinction in Book-Keeping, in all its
bra aches; Feint ansh IP, plain and ornament al; Mercan
tile Ca !outfit:lone. &c.
Telegraphing by Found and on Paper taught by one
of the best of ,practical Operators. -
Students inetrncted eeparetely. and received at any
time. Diplomas , with the Beal of the institution at
tached. awarded on graduating. Catalognee containing
particulars furniabed gratis on applicatio'n.
TIMING FEMALE COLLEGE, ME
-1- CHARICSBIIRG, cumbef'and county, Pa —Located
on the Cumberland Valley Railroad, midway between
Harrisburg and Carliele.
rail Session begins September 7th, and: ends Jan. 31st,
1666.
$126 pays all expenses per session,- for boarding,
vesbing, fuel, light, furnished room, and tuition: .
Music oariano or Guitar, 8125..•
auThwernet A. G. MARLATT, President
•
BROAD- STREET. 'ACADEMY FOR
BOYS. 337 - South BROAD Street. E. -WITH. A.
M , Principal. _Duties resumed on MONDAY, Sept
1664. New Catalogue. now ready, and maybe had at
Messrs. Ottkiard 'it, under the Continental Hotel; at lir.
Hoyt's, Tenth and Chestnut streets, and at the Princi
pal Bookstores. - aulB thstollt*
a.f3. 14strba, captain.
aule-taths3t
EDMUND YARD & Citt
PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SILKS AND FANCY DST GOODS,
SHAWLS, LINENS,
AND' WHITE GOODS:
FULL LINE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
331 1 11.31011,AL5, .
INCLUDING BRUNER'S AND OTHER ACMES
a n2O- flut
EDUCATIONAL..
an 9 DAL
VBCILDOWN 'BOARDING SCHOOL
-a- , FOR 01111.3, Ercildown, Chester Count*, Penns. "'
The winter ttrm will commence 10th mo. 10th. 1884..
Terme, $7O per seeeion of twenty weeks, for English
branches and Languages. Drawing or Painting, $5;
Music. 910. Ciro°lars can be obt tined of 8. Dag-
LINGTON, 133 Bondi FOURTH Street,-or of the
Principal, RICHARD DARLINGTON, Yr., Ercildown,
Cheerer Co.. Pa. man stathlat
BRISTOL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS will reopen on.the first Second-day in the
Ninth month. For cirmiare epplyto
aw3-Piths-26L RUTH ANNA, PEIRCR. Principal.
CHESTNUT -STREET` FEMALE SEMI
FART. —Miss Bomiey and BINS Diliaya will re
open their Boardicg and Day School at No.. 161.5
CHESTNUT Street s WEDNEIDAY, September 14th.
Particruars from circulars. arilS.tool
nil EGARY STITUTE.,ENG GISH
v AND FRENCH - BOARDING AND DAY SCROOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES (1527 and 1529 SPRUCE St..
Philadelphia): svill reopen on TUESDAY. September
20th. Lettere to the above address will receive prompt
attention- Personal application can be made atter An
gist RO, 1864; to MADAME-D'ESRVILLE.
anl7-1m Principal.
SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN AT
Ninth and Splnn Garden will be REOPENED
September 12th, at 1914 MOUNT VERNON Street.
GERTRUDE W. FULTON.
HARRIET B. DARLINGTON.
atil7-tf MARY E. SPEAKIL&N.
MARY E. WILKINSON'S SCHOOL
Jaz- - FOR LITTLE GIRLS removed to 118 North ELE
VENTH EL- Th Oren ghinetrection in French, Manic, and
Drawing. Mx papile received SR boarders. ata6-st.
WOODLAND SEMINARY, 9 WOOD
T• LaliD TERRACE, WEST PHILADELPHIA.—
Rey..-ElitißT BEEVES, A. M., Principal, (late of the
Chiffnbersburg seminary ) Session opens September
14th. A Day and Boarding School for Young . Ladles.
Experienced Teachers; instruction solid, choice. and
thor,ugh. Circulars sent on application. aule-t[
iproLmEs.Bußo SEMINARY FOR
Ai.* YOUNG LADIES will be reoponed on TUESDAY,
Sept. O. Fur CIRCULARS, containing references. ac.,
address the Misses CHAPMAN, Principals, Holinesburg
P. 0 , Philadelphia City. nal% lin
THE MISSES CA SEYA MRS. BEEBE'S
-I- ENGLISH end FRENCH BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL, No. 1703 WALNUT , Streetollll BE OPSN
on WEDNESDAY, the 14th of September. , an4-2m
pRIVATE .SCHOOL - FOR BOYS, IL
corner, of CHESTNUT and EIGISTEENTH Streets,.
will to prn on MOI'DAY. September 6th. L. BAB
MPELBOY, Principals -anls-lnet
10 1 1311.A.DELPERA COLLEGIATE :IN
STITUTE FOR. YOUNG LADLES, No: 1630 ARCH
Street. Rey: CHAS. A SMITH; D. D., E. CLARENCE
SMITH, A. M., Principals.
.Ninth Year. Three Departments: Primary, Acade
mit, and Cones - Mae. Ftsti college course in Classics,
Mathematics, higher English, std Natural Science, for
those who rtradaate. Modern Lansmagee, Music, Paint
ing, and Pleention by the best nisaters. For circulars,
impiy at 1E243 CHEOTSCT Street, or addreae Box
P. 0., Phi/ado/phis.
The text elusion will commence on Monday, Septa %-
be, 19th - . ap2o-6m.
A NDALUSId INSTITUTE—A HOME
A-s•
BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at Andalusia.
Pa., 12 miles from Philadelphia.
H. T. WELLS, A. M. Rector.
REFERENCES —Rt. Rey. Alonzo Pother, P.D., LL.D.
and Rt. Rev. Wm. B. Stevens, D. D. anti-1m
MILITARY COLLEGE, ALLEN.
AAA, TOWN, Penns.
. within three hours' ride of Phi
ladelphia; chartered b T theZtate, provided with spa
cious grounds and bui dings, and opened in- Kay . last
with over ne hundred pupils. Commences its next sea ,
sion Sepumbsr 6th. For circulars, address Hey. at L.
HOFFORD, a. M., President. - atne-lra
WOODBURY • INSTITUTB, WOOD
BURY, Ct, —An excellent School, and a cheerful
and happy home fog bays For Circulars address the
Principal. faulo.lota P. h. nimbE.
TE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
OF HATEORO,
Rev. Ohl/ RAM!, A. M. Principal.
Established ten years since. Delightfully located fif
teen miles north of Philadelphia. A well appointed
and thorough SCHOOL, and a safe and pleseant HOME
for a limited number of pupils. Reopens MONDAY,
SEpt. nth. For circniars address then incipal. an9-12t.
pEN - N SYLVA NI A. MILITARY
ACADEMY. AT WEST CHESTER,
- The duties of this institution will be reeru -
ned on
THILESDLY, -September let, at 4 o'clock P. M.
Circulars,. containing fell Information, - may be ob
tained-of TAMES H. coins, Seq. , No. 626 C.HEST.
NUT Street, or of COL. THEODORE HYATT.
ae6-1m President Penna. Military Academy_`
I'EMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN,
N. J.-This Institution la pleasantly located on the
Delaware Elver, about' thirty miles by railroad from
Philadelphia. Thorough instruction is given in the
common and higher branches of English, and superior
advantages are furnished in the Ancient acid Modern
LangnAges, Drawing, Painting in all its branches,
Vocal and , InstruMental Music. For Catalogues, ad
dress Env. JOHN H. BRAEBLEY.,_ A. 11/..
' Presidant.
NISP MARY B THROPP WILL RAD
- OPEN her ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, at No. itssu
CHESTNUT Street, Phiradelphla, on the 12th of Sep
tember.' For circular*, until the ltt of September, ad
dress Mite THROPP, Valley Forge. Pa. a3-Bw`
fI_LENWOOD ACADEMY, DELL
WARE WATER GAY, ROBROE CO., PA.
The fall is* ion of the above in Mutton co_m
menet. OD the j gth of the 9th month s (September). For
FatAttra applEtzmArliaFr,LettSll)l/01P0=.1114.
FRIENDS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
AMALL BOYS, on School lane, Germantown, will
reopen on the 6th of Ath month. The usual branches of
an English education will be taught, and we feel war.
- ranted in believing that the competency of the teacher,
Deborah - Smith, will make it desirable to parents to
patronize the school.. /716-tf
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.-Ml=
LYNN'S BOARDING SCHOOL. 4 lAA e beyond Me•
dia. aud9.4. miles from Glen Riddle, °tithe Went Ches
ter Railroad • Thorough course in Mathematics: Reta
in' Sciences, Languages. and English.. Practical les.
gone In Surveying and Civil Engineering. Vine library
and nYnagatne.Number of pupils limited. Begins Sept.
lal " bairn bone Sta of a borne. Reform to John 0.
Capp.4/*/2, 213 South - Third etroot• Tb os. J: Clayton,
Fad.. and Prune; John H. Mehl SCO Walnut
Address •• Rev. S. HENRY BARTON A. M.,
jy22-9m ' VILLAGE ORRI Ik. Penns.
TER WEST CI TER ACADEMY
AND 1111LITART INETITUTE.
The acholootic year of ten months commences on the
Arm TUESDAY, the elth of September mint and closes
on the let of July following.
Boys and young men prepared for College or Busineu-
In ita various requirements.
The modern languages are taught by native resfacot
Teachers, who have no connection with any other
school.
tor catalogues and full Information aujy to
WM. F. WINES, A R: ,Prncip;
or, J. HUNTER. WORRALL, A. N. Ph. D
Assotriftte
WEST CHESTER, Penna.
QOLON ROBINSON OF THE N. Y.
" TRIBUNE, SAYS:—• , If i can say anything to In
duce families to buy the UNIVERSAL WRINGER. with
on wheels 1 shall be glad of the opportunity, It is one
of If not the very Peet Abor-enving machines ever in
vented for woman's nee. My family would ne soon
Rive up the cooking stove, It cannot be too highly re
con mended. , '
Agency for the UNIVERSAL WRINGER, No. 27 ,
Youth b 1.811( Street, batmen Market and Climb:tut
green, • formerly No. 721 CHESTNUT Street. •
WO MADE TO .HBATL—INSTRIT
_,L, mFBITBEo 'meat tbe Hearing at P.MADETRAV 8,115
South TENTH &reek below Chestnut. auPD;6t.
T ATOUR'S OLIVE OIL.-400 BAB
kets fresh . Latour's Olive OM IA lots to snit the
purchaser, for sale by BRODER a WI LUAU'S,
1,020.tf 107 South WATER street.
L_IICHNOW BA:IICE.-TVIS cm*
Ji-4 lasted SIAM 011 bawl and for Palelij
'RHODES & WILLIAI3O,
107 South - WATER Street.
CIRtENOBLE WALNIITS:-100
N-A bales,GreenobleWalutil i atea r c i ttraval,
107 South WALTER Street.
by
a 20 tt
CORN STARCH.--400 • BOXES OS•
wego and Duryea's Corn Starch; a 150,50 boxes Mal.
rens, for sore by ERODES & WILLI& 4%
att2ll-tf ,
UORYTYPEB, FtPASe. ING •IN AC
cuaACY and _pal nral, 1163. like coloring any made
eleeather , See epeolmens and judge for yourselves. I 3.
F. ladlifEß's Gallery, 624 ARCH - Street. I.t*
CARTES DE VISI . TE.--BEATJTIFUL
itta:llt , l i stlzp . ..Nelmend of Mo. popula r style of
rd t
o g 4 Aral are
madet. l t o
th.:iru.7
oaßvagragAarrD 'werbv.p.pptra.Ets.
RETAIL DRY GO
N'E"IMT S7i3l3EVr IB•40Xt 11804.
• NEW AND GREAT tvalurrtox IA
HOOP SHI)i.I3.
EB DUPLEX ELLIPTIn (og Dou BLE) sTior,
SPRING.
J. L. At J. G. WEST. No. 9 EHAMMAS STRIP.T ,
NEW Y
Are the owners of the patent end exelneive minutia.
turera of tide.
J. W. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIO STEEL mama
SKIRTS.
Thin invention consists of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel Springs,. ingeniously brained tightly and. fi rmly
together, edg e to edge, making the toughest, moat elea
tle,-flexible, and durable spring everused, enabling the
wearer, in consequence of its great 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 silence's the only °bloc
tions to hoop shirts, viz: the annoyance to the wearer
as well as the public, especially In crowded assembles,
carriages. retirees cars.chnrch.pewe, or in any growded
place, front the difficulty of contracting them to occupy
ing a small space, .This entirely removes the difficully.
while giving the skirt the wool fall and symmetrica l
form, and is the lightest and most stylish and graceful
appearance for the street, opera , promenade, or house
dress. A lady having enjoyed the pleasnre, comfort,
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex Ellipsis
Spring Skirt for a single day, will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They ace the
beet quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most
dumb e, comfortable, and economical skirt made. !der
chants will be supplied. as above, and ladles in most
first-class retail stores in this city and throughout the
different States.
Jiir Inquire for the
DOODLE BLICIPTIO SPRING SKIRTS.
11),RADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
-a- , SHIF.T.
Very flexible, folded easily when in use to occupy a
small space, making the most agreeableexirt worn.
For sale by J. 51 ITAFLItIGEL,
904 . CIIESTMIT Street.
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRINti SKIRT,
THE MOST POPULAR
ANA FLEXIBLE IN USE
SHEFFPARD, VANHABLINGEN, Eg4LERISON,
1008 CHESTNUT Streei
PATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT.
For !sale by
J. O. MAXWELL h SON,
S. E. -Cor. ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT Street"
DUPLEX DPLEX ELLIPTIC
-a- , SKIRT—The greatest improvement we have ever
seen in LADIES' SKIRTSand an article of
SUPERIOR 'EXCELLENCE. •
CIIRWIN STODDART & 8R0.,.
450, 453, and 454 N. 8500 ND St., O. Willow.
an3-1m if
-
ARMY, NAVY, AND 01Y1.14
C o.nci Co T. 7
W. T. SNODGRASS,
it S BBCOND Street and S 3 antavanutur- Street
A. ranee MOOR OP Alai Kt*
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TESIINGS, &c.,
At fair prices., pordhoseflikaifore tato rise, frUis ; Peuflusf ....
of godd garabiers,by tho Package, Piece, or yard. Our
motto is to scat We don't peddle. Come and see our
stock. The Army and Navy trade has oar special at
tention. auSata
ilLosiNG OUT SUMMER DRESS
AGoons AT LOW PRIGS'
th
great variety of stylee of is se a son's imDortsloll,
from 22 cents to IL
Best Puna Lawns at 32 3 ( cents.
Figured Brown Lonna' at WM, mats.
French Lawns at 40, 60, 62 and ang cents. •
Beet makes of Muslina, Canyons. (Habana, and a ll
kinds of Domestic G oods, far banal' the mannesetnror's
prices.
White Hareco and Lama Shawls.
Silk Grenadine Shawn.
600 all-wool Cashmere Bhawle r &l.ws,_worth 50.
H. STEEL & 508 52. ,
1716 Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH' Stroot.
Uf NO:a :4447;ME:SIO:ilv
The attention of LADIES ABOUT LILLY
TBb CITY for the " Sea Shore." "War
tering Places,' or "the Country, " le
respectfnHy invited to the extensive stook
of WHITE GOODS, suitable for SIMMER
WRAB.,. for WHITE BODIES, MOREING
WRAPPERS, gsc.
.An extenzive assortment is offered In Lowe
and Worked Edgings and Inserting% Voile
Handkerchief% Collars„Sleeve% and in_pj r all
and limey Plaid, Striped, and Figured ..I.te
Goods her PRICES MUCH BELOW THEE
PHESIBT RETAIL VALUE.
RV Printed Linen Cambric Dresses
ig)ll Pillage "Faded. Tasked, and Striped
Yoaaa.
E. M. NEEDLES.
•
LINEN .DUCE. FUR BIJIT6.
Boperb quality, white and coloied.
Natural color, extra heavy.
Coating Linens, fancy Drills.
Wide Ape black Alpacas.
White Marseilles Postings.
No advance In Summer Cashimerem
Fine Stock for Summer and Fall.
LAWNS.
Good styles from 28 to SO cents .
Summer dress stuffs low.
COOPEX & COXARD,
iY22 S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Stream
RXADIrNit OUR LAWNS.
Lawni, brown ground, neat figured, 44a.
Lawns, white ground, neat figured, 4dr.
Enckabact and. Bath Towels, hirgefassorlinelkt.
Bird's Eye Linen Towels. • -
Extra size Damask Towels.
Shetland Wool Shawls for tourists, SE.
Bathing Flannels red and gray.
3yB JOBE i t. STOKES. 702 ABBE Street
A LAKEIE STOCK OF SILKS ON
hand, for sale below the present cost of importa
tion. .
Heavy colored Corded Silks,
• Heavy colored Plain Silks,
Colored Ottoman Silks,
In sh the richest shades.
Colored Figured Silks.
Superior quality dark around Peel ard Silks, thirty
six inches wide .SD wIN EUSLL a CO.,
aul6-mwe3 gO'Sonth SECOND Street._
A LARGE STOCK OE SILKS ON
. 014 - hand, for tale below the - preeeril eolit: of iritivrell
tion-
Heavy black Corded Silks.
Black Gros Grains. .
Black Pot& de Soles.
Black Amore Silks.
Superiorblack Taffetas.
Heavy black Gros de Miles.
Black T'lettred Silks •
Black Silks of OD kinds.
EDWIN HALL & CO,
26 South sEcosn st,A4t.
ARMY GOODS.
ET=M
FOR TER ARMY A..ND NAVY.
EVA. N S & i A. SS A.
MILITARY FURNISHERS.
418 ARCH STREET, '
PHILADELPHIA..
Banners, Regimental and Company rags, EWords,
Sashes, Bette, Pumas, Epaulets, Rats, Caps, Can•
teem, Raversacke, Camp Site, Field Glasses, Emus,
and everything psrtaining 'to the complete ontdt of
Army and Navy °Ricers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade furl-lm
SUBST!TIVTES.
SUBSTITUTES I SUBSTITUTE - SI I
SUBSTITUTES !I !
'Enrolled Citizens! Enrolled Citizens
AND PARTIES DESIROUS OF VOLUNTEERING,
Are informed that the $l3ll. of ,
S. 11. JOSEPH & CO:
Have taken the Rooms
N 45: 422 WALNUT STREET,
Lately occupied by the
CIMENSTTOLUNTEER. SUB - WeITUTE CoMffirlTE,
Where they will be pleaard to furnish ALIENS. YE
TERANS:or,CONTEARANDS, ae Substitutes for E.
ROLLED CITIZENS, and pay to Substitutes the
higheet price paid, We are also in , want of Yolauteerop
and will deal lib's/211y with Brokers ' '
s. H 4osEprc ed,co.
N N" "pa
•
ON HAND op CONSTANTLY REOETVU
- -
Toi sale,by • - •
gull Silt 51. R. MARKET STREET.
Q 11101 U liit3I.A.INI a C 0 .1,
S
80. an szoAnwi.i. NNW YOWL;
iNFORTIRO OP
MEN'S LADIES' GLOVES;
GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY,
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
LACES &DRESS TRIMMINGS;
so whbat tiff
INVITE TEI WiIoLIBALII TRADIL
Magni
CITY POINT, VA.., AUGUST 7;1863.
OFFICE DEPOT OP REPAIEE.
AEMIES, OPERATING AcIADIST EIORMOED.
• • WANTE?D; r •
300 nreameterol,
50 -Wheol.Wriatllii. •
60 itatheltsmitbm.. and
gqcarriage WrlMElleTeo
Who winrimoivo the highest rates'or Government pan
ration., and meted attendance.
Transportation furnished by alVASInit et
Inn itaritsiivANZA. Avenue, Wastington.
Z. J. STRANG,
JAMBS' IL SA lI LLY,
41:norsoirmoktor , o. torah
aillS,ltitk
AND *ti3STMKTUAtOUOTiI li
TaxsTL.rai. - Ct
AUCTION SALES.
Arenori BALE OF CONDEMNED
4-x- HOMES.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
CAVALRY DEREAP._OPPICS PP CHIRP QUARTBREAREIR
WANE/124.1 ON, D C . AnguetS, 1861.
WM be .old at public auction. to the highest bidder,
at the Dines mid places named bclow,vis:
Reading, Pennsylvania,* THURSDAY. August 18,
Altoona, Pennsylvania THURSDAY, August 25,1864.
1564.
Le `bannn. Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, Septem b er
Flatrisbutg, Pennsylvania, THITBSDAT, September
TWO FITTNIMEI) (200) Cavalry Horses al each place
Theee Corse!' bays been condemned as unfit for the
Cavalry service or the Army.
For Road and Farm purposes, many good bargains
may he bad. •
Hornell mad Manly
Terms: Cash in United Staten Currency.
JAMES . SK
Limit. Colonel and Chief Quar A terrnanter. lL
° 04,0
Cavalry Bureau.
WANTS.
A YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUN
-4.ITRY desires a nITUATIO if in some basinass hones.
Understands Double-entry Book-kenpiog, can speak
OfrMaD• and DO objection to making Manua gonarally
ef
orul st of reference. Call or address "A. K.
501 YORE Avenue. au2o 2iL
A LADY OF LONG EXPERIENCE
la Teaching &Ares a 011:1AVON in a School or
Family.
drro La DimEn w glis M o LiteratureMathematics, Latin, MO-
Box M, Misch:OpalsPPainting Address'
ul ates * '
aO-21
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE, THE LARG
est and most reliable, for city and count Has
always a gond selection of capable nersone, vrith ry.
rood
references. Americans, Irish. English, French, De c .
mans, Scotch, Welsh, and newly-lauded emigrants, as
Gardeners, Farm Bands, Coachmen, Watchmen, ac.
'
Cuoke Chambermaide, Seamstresses. - Laundresses,
Waitresses, and general Housework Servants Also,
Colored Ssrvanta. Nos. 802 and 804 LOCUST Street,
above Eighth.
ROOMS WAETED.-AN ELDERLY
Oentistosa and Wife wish to Lint two Furnished
or Unfurnbdied Rooms for one afar, between Bin tenth
and Thirteenkh, Chestnut and Spruce streets. Private
bout* ptaterred. Setiefattory svferences given and se
quin& Address •• G. J," Post Ottlce,Box 2301. Can2o.3t•
TEN VOLUNTEERS WANTED 1.74.
METWATELY, three yearn WO cash down aad
novernmtnt &may—s 999. Volanteere to hare
Cher choke of eervice
Also. FIVE SD BSTFFITTBS WANTED, for which the
hlghot puke will be paid
W. •1). HAVENS,
U 5 South BEV 81.1T11 Street,
Room No. 10. secjnd floor.
TEAMSTERS WANTED. •
an2o.3t*
CHIRP QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OP
WASETNOTOIS2
WAPIHROToN. D . C..Angast 18,
NTISD. at Once, Five Hundred OM) to One Thou
sand ( I.QOB ) Tk UTTERS, each capable of driving with
single line and managing six-mule teams.
To such who are competent to perform the deity, the
pay pes m with will be tbsirty-five (No dollars. with one
Jailor per ay, and hospital privileges, including the
best medical atte , dance wl en sick.
._.•• • - • • .
Men orperlenced as Wagon blasters will reestve such
txpdtione owns bringing to this point twenty fire (25)
gond Tearotters. • -
Apply to Captain CHARLES H ToarrKlN l A. O.
M., D. SA. corner of TWENTY - SECOND . and G
-Streets, Washington, D. C. .
..
D H HIICIEHR.,
Brigadier General and Chief Quarte-marer.
arat. t*e9 Depot of Washington.
WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE DRY
Goo, s Store, i BOY to learn the business. Ad
dress Box MI Poet Ottatt.. au7.o-&•
MISS' RUIZ& W. SMITH'S SCHOOL
. FOB YOUNG LAT Fga, 1211.0 sPaubs Street,
will be reep.ned on WBDFIVD4I7.• Sept. 7tb. The
course embraces a thorough English win tatoo. with
Latta,. French, (lemma. Music, Drawing, Pa eti4r.gtrt
au2O-Pa.!
WAITED-BY. A DEAN .OF EXP.E.
• I Y MINCE. a Fituation ea Agent in the 01 . 1 tie ice
forth. purpose of dr veloplng and producing ntl, non!
rerareacts given. address "C. C.," Prete ogles. 18 6t
NI'ANTED—A BOY 15 TO 17 YE RS
If V
of ago to Leo= the Wholesale Grocery Bu4iness.
Mont he qutek et 'figures., and arrit. a root ban Wa,,e.
e 3 Per 'week Ad ire.. Box WIC Phila. P. 0. au2l3-3t.
WANTED. - AN ASSI ST ANT IN Al
Druz Store in the West A knowledge of the
bnelneee end beat of reference required Apo] rto
ELLIOT WHITE & CO.. 58 If. FOURTH St. acil9-3t*
WANTED -IN A DRY GOODS COM
htissiorr BOITSF.. a LAD, 16 or 17 years of ago, to
again in the.Counting-honee ano make himself gene
rally tateftil. Addreep, in handwriting of apolloant,
" F. W. C.," this Office. anlB-SL.
WANTED -A PARTNER, WITH
• • abort WU, to go into the Steam Saw Kill and
Wholeralle Lumber Bnairrems Addree. "Albert Q.
Oerdkei Quatertown.- Bncke county, Pa." sulB Ste
WAIITED-437 A MAN OF EXPERI
ENCE, a SITTYLTION an Agent in the Oil Sete
'for the porpore of developing end producing oiL Good
references even. /Aires C. C.." Press off] efl. 18.30'
WANTED -A YOUNG MAN AS AS
sistant Book Keeper in a Market street Rouse.
None need apply unless they have had some experience
and can come well recommended. addrese, in hand
writing of applicant, "Box 1407, " Post Office. aim, a
man as Porter. anlß-Sts
WANTED- I A WHOLESALE COT
TON GOODS .AND WOOD AND WILLOW
WARE BOUGH two active GLLEBII6N. One from ffeW
Jersey and one from Pennitylvatia. Those with an
established cash trade preferred. A liberal salary will
be paid to energello men, but beet of reference required.
.addreee "J. F. 6., "at this Ofifee. au1640
dib THE SII33SCRIBER WISHES TO
pan:hese (for cash) a FARM of one or two hun
dred acres, In Northern or Virescern Pennsylvania It
must be in good cultivation, with all the neeesma7
buildings for a well.revalated farm. Address ".1. D.,"
Box 384, WASHINGTON, D. Cl.
s7,ooo,e'Ltif on mortttatzs ",
oTHIctIECU p tS .
tY. at 6 per.ce at. for t i trtg o yete l L
c°
R^ l7 - 1 4 * C 64,36 RAlNATOrrEgivet.
BOAAJDERG.
rooms TO LIT. at 13$ War% MTN Si 3N-S;
:111‘; sk; 8 A All *Li) : 41
gra BATHLITG.—NATIONAL HALL
CAPE ISLAND, Capp May, N. J., is now open fo
the reception of Nte numerous guests. Terms moderst•
Children under 12, years of age sat servants half pries
Superior sweennitedations and 'duple room for tw,
• hundred person... AARON GARRETSON,
weourietor.
rr/ rA )15 I:t I I) )0
gn GREAT FIRE AT
CHAMBERSBURG.
VICTORY VICTORY !
EVA.II S WA, 'r S ON" S
SALAMANDER SAFES.
BEAD THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
CHAKRERSBUBG, August 15,1861•
HORes. Beane & Watson:
Oss - n.magg : This is to inform you that the Safe pi:w
et:mato of you some time eume wss s tbjerted to the
great Me which consumed our store daring the rebel
invasion of the SOth of July last.
We are happy to say that after we had taken our safe
from the ruins, where it had .iald for a period of three
day s, and opened , it, we found our books and papers In
an excmla us COllliition.
We would recommend your Safes to all persona Who
Wish a good article. Yours truly, _
MILLER, & CO.
• CmillineßgßUMG, SIISUSt 15,1851
Messrs. Evans & Watson:
GENTLhDIEN: 1 with plesaure inform yeti - that On Open
ing a.T elate, Puiebaa-cd from you tome time slime, on
Sattirdarevening Met, jest two weeks after the barn.
Ing of our town by the rilbels. I found my books and
Paters in much bett , r condition than I expeetfrd ; on
meninx the hooks and papers found hem perfect fily
Safe was exmisegi to great heat. on account of the quan
tity of oils .sad other eulnhui-tible matter I had in my
cellar I write you on some of, the paper that was in
my Safe during the fire, that you may hue hour wets it
• Ness rzeserved I will soon want my Safe repaired, or
a nets one In exchange.
layy respectfully yours, L. B. SYSTBIL •
CITA)I DERSTICRG, Angn tl5, MA
31 , 99r9. EV1772.9 AI MILO.:
Onrrmotms: In. the dreadful fire which destroyed
my More end the greater portion of this town, which
was done by the rebels ' on the 90th of July 1441, I had
one of your Fire- Yroof Safes. purchased from you some
time since, which contained my h •oks, papers. &c.
After undergoing the vi. lence of the Camels. sad felling
some ten feet„ a. d remaining in the heated ruins for a
nab it- of seventeen days, it was recovered from the
burning mass and opened
I have the gratification to inform you that its* eon tents
'were preserved in an excellent condition, and as t his is
one of the many lintel ces wherein your Safes hare
folly sustain. d the go. d qualities attributed to them, I
feel a an agreeable duty to render evidence of the fact.
Respectfully yours. J. L. DECHERT.
CRAM nEsEncn(i, August 13. 1884.
Nesters. Brume & Watson:
GRIVrITOISN: This is to Inform Ton that the Safe we
pm chased from you sum, time ago was subjected to the
Are which consumed our effic*, during the rebel Mill
et.= on the Stith of July last. We are happy tofiay that
the Safe stood the test of the fire well, and we recovered
our papers from it uninjured.
-Very reapectiully, KENNEDY & NILL.
More Sept. of the ISM; good quality for .ale at
EVANS
StreetW ATO WS Salamander Safe Store.l6
att.% Soa
ak
FUUltra .
- LILLIE'S
,• • •
.CHILLED -IRON SAFE
' STILL TERMED FOR TRE.SNEDIT,
Si "• Para flea,
WREN YOU PUT I' 015 R YINO 611 ON NM HE AIN'T
'MAK !"
To David Eva+MAl' Vie Firm of Bowie & Watson:
Big: Yon publicly asserted in slate newspaper article,
Chat you would drill any LILLIB'S SAFE now in nee In
the city of Philadelphia in two hours, including the
Safes at the Bank of - Northern Liberties, Sc. We have
fairly met you on your own around, and gave YOU threw
bourn Metead of two h onre (the time yon ASA ed), -with
out response . But you Pay in a still later article, you
will pledge $l.OOO against *LOKI that you will drill
arid open_ some other of LILLIE'S SAFES in three honre.
Now, as you have not confidence to pat Evans & Witt
awe Mercantile Safe against Lillie's as a Fire-Proof.
nor Evans & Wateon's best Bank Safe against Lillie's
as a Burglar-Proof, and as you have not confidence In
your ebb it y to open one of Lible's Parse at the Bank of
Northern Liberties in three hours., bat still assert that
you can open other of tittle's Safes in three hones, and
offer to pledge BLOOD against 'MOO that you wilt thus
open Isißie's Safe at the First National Bank, 'Chester,
the First National Bank at Williamsport., and others;
now, that year ioraerful talent in drilling mailed
Iron shall not be hid M a bushel" or " wasted on
desert air," we propose to arrange with either of the
above Banks (as you may elect) to allow you to operate
open their Safe. The following to be the terms and con
ditions:
The teeing: Bach party shall put into the hands of the
rash irrsl(4)o. The cashier to put the money in the safe
end lock it oe his combination. You are to operate on
the safe precisely as proposed in your challenge to the
Corn Exchange Bank In ali respeots If
toyou get pos.
seeeten of the money in three hours it is be yours, if
not the money Is to be ours. and 3 on are, income of fail
ure. to pay the damage done to the safe; and 3 on are, to
be allowed twe of the best steel drills you can procure
to operate with.
heennifition: You shall first arrange with the Seventh
National-Bask, Philadelphia, to furnish their safe for
us to iterate upon,:should you succeed to oven Lillie's.
and each party to pledge $l.OOO as above, and if we do
not open. their sale,, made by Evans & Watson, at a
cost of E 1.200, in two hours, without powder and with
no more noise than you make to open Lillie's, the
money
good yours, and the damage to the safe to be
made by cm. If we do encased. the money to be
ours.
As you decline to 'placeEvans ett Watson's best Bank
We, enatilig 5 0 0, against Lillie's, costing IPA on
equal terms as a Burgiar•Proof. we now offer you one
half more time than we Itilk,ahOttld you eneeeed at
all.) oer
6 " 11 e have your
LEWIS LILLIE & BOIL
M. C. SADLER, Agent.
BP Sontlt SEVENTH Street.
arili&mwat
LOOSING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SON,
816 CHESTNUT STRUT, PHILA..
bAve now in store a •err Ana assortment of
LOOKING GLASSES,
of every oharneter, of the
MT BEST MANCIYACTITIDI AND LATSWT Nrnige
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
%TONI PTITTTIRN AHD PHOIVIGHAPH VILAIM
ba' XOLSONABLE
AMUSEMENTS.
GR 0 VER'I3 • W 011E8TNITr-
STREET TRZATML
LEONARD GROVER fd &NAGEL
%HIS (BSTORDAT) EVENING, Anand 20, IN*
EXTRA.J.RDINARY ATTRACTIN.
TWENTY-SECOND main' of the Great Noinantic,
MEACkI, Pal. tornimia Spectsculac Dram,
.ALADDIII, OE THE WONDERFUL LAM.
Pi r't ni. ht. of the Wonderful Cariosity and Beantifat
Ilinntou tha
LIVING FOUNTAIN OF COLORED WATERS.
Which the Ma mage_r bas tranaferred. contestableexPertse,from Battrrom's MUSEUM , N.Y.. (Wile" It
was Ine rrinCIPSI Feature of Attraction for upwards of
F• ur Morl , ha.) for the - purpose of adding 14111 smother
MAGNIFICENT FEATIIhE to this Eminently.Euecess
fnl Spscta ele.
NEW and MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, Elegant Pro-
Dertiea, Wonderful Mete, Superb Costron.a. Startltag
Trerstirmatiots, Grand Cheruses. and 13sautifnl Masts,
ilarceß. germs, &c. The whole nredncsd at an actual
coat or scao. The Cast of Characters is one of Great.
Excellence.
PRICES OP ADMISSION.
Press Circle or Parquet
Fri:mi... Circle
-
Orcleitrn brats 75 cents.
Bfx of the Front Benches only st.e reserved an Or
eb.arnt :sate. Igo Extra Chsrsp rnr %miring Boats.
Dears open at, 7 o'clock. Performances commence et
8 To ecisely.
WA LNTJ T -STREET THEA.T lig.-
TM. favorite establishment will open on 8 AMI
DST Rvulairo. „august kith. The sesern sill open
slut the une.ppronehable-prodnetion of tbe greatest Ro
mantic spectacle ever written,
with entirely T HcellorrE NAIA
no vel end ort idna! eilhets, by
D QUEEN!
Charles S. Getz. 1.8, the renew tied • Mettle artist, en
bew S.
Illeev expressly- Tlie Lef.see pledges herself that the
Spectacle pill be presented on a scale of nrittrituds
never excelled, incl millet a
CAST OF rIVEQUALLED SXCELLENCS.
Prises of Admisetere —tore.. Circle and Parquet Aor
Family Circle and kinphithearre,Ze.; Orche,tra Chairs,
thl: Secured Seats in Dress Circle. ma. .
Doors open at VAC CUrtilie ?Nee emitter to 8. antl6llB
66 aATBERINO OF TEEN. G^L,6N4.) , -
BCGTIPIT GAMEAt- The Sixth Anneal Gaiwiss
of the CALEDONIAN CLUB rIF Plift&DE (,PIII A. will
be held at wAdRIPIOTON RETREAT on tiinspay
Fept. stb, MI. Cars leave Thirteeuth and Callowhili
streets at 13%, 10, Us,. L 2%, and 4 o'clock Excursioa
Tenet, / Arts . A Rraas and string Ihend. has bees ea
pged for the °Medea. DUNCAN WRIGHT,
2t• WM. SMITH. Treasurer.
TER ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
HESTNUT Street. above Tenth; Is OPEN DEUX
for yfratort. from 9 L EL to
Gmms slum. CORDER NINTH AND
`-" ARC% TOR LAI R hS, GENTLEMEN. AI , TD
DIIEL OPell 0, 017 city and evening. Exerat44 gives
besith bind strength: the only means to prolonirnfe.
Pay me a visit.
Sml7-41 PrOwars HILLEAR (ND & mrl3.
FOR BALE AND TO LET:
MOUNT MORTAR OZMATERT.-
T*o !Splendid LOTS et a eartifle.. nositiveln
en2s3tit MILLER. 154 North MTH Street -
C)A.. SHARES. OF BTOCIE IN 3101711 T
NOW AN CENEIBRY FOR iteLß
Apply as 131 hfaitHri .etieek
an.l7-Wr ft"
PLR BILE, MUCH BELOW ITS'
maßatc. .VALI E—A two-and -s-hatt Wry Mawr
troMin.E. tlt•ar Derby. with 12 scree of Land, adokaed•
will) a brae. bum her or Sbade Trees, and &leo a great
variety of Frill t.Trees in . bearing. Stabling, Ice-house..
and everything complete to make it a rn .st desirable .
country seat. B, F. GLENN.
au2Oti 4023 South POURVI Stieet:
a FOR SA_LE-WITH, IMMEDIATE=
2420- SESSION. neat large - D welling, Inn Summer
street: fifteen Booms. Lot and Building 28 feet front:
depth of lot. 111 feet to Spring street itll,ooo.
Meat large four story Dwelling 1708 Race street:.
fifteen rooms . Lot 22 by 100 *Cab;
Elsgant tour story D welling. north. aide Arch, west
'el Twenty. first street. Lot 28 by ins. *8,200.
Lot and Buildings. 1943 Arco street. Lot 20 by 100 b>
* streety a splendid neighborhood for a residence.
416 00.
Be ß at Dwelling, 1616 Mt. Vernon street. Lot 18•14 y 80.-
Twelve rooms 8 6 .000.
• fh lendid Dwelling, north aide Mt Vernon, west of
Sixteenth ; twelve rooms. Lot YO by 100. 247.800.
Neat Dwelling. north side Mt. Vernon, west of Nine
teenth street Lot 20 by 104 Twelve rooms. 46400.
Nest Dwelling, south side Mt. Vernon. east of Six
teenth Lot IS by 90. Twelve rooms, 55,500
Elf rant Dwelling. 457 North Foartietreet: Lot.2oby .
86. Eleven roome. 145,990
Very eligibly•located Dwelling. 449 North Bfiventk
street. Lot 20 by 90 $7,500.
Three new Dwellings. thirteenth street. north of
2,llo.torznnished admirably throughout: 94.500.
Well built, nearly new Dwelling; 950 North Seventh.-
street twelve rooms. Lot 18 by 9$ $5.200.
Neat Dwelling, Twelfth street. north of Race. Lot
IS by 90. Eleven rooms $5.500.
Bpiendid Emaciate! Dwelling, 925 Franklin street;
twelve rooms. Lot 18 feet 6 inches by 110 lest deep
-4/9.840.
Magnificent fonr•story Dwelling, north side Green.
vreet of Tenth. Fifteen room F ift een t h by 101. :t9;300 •
Beat Dwelling, west side north of Pine •
street. Wax
Nat new Dwelling, 2202 Pine street. Ten rooms.
Lot 18 hy 90.
Splendid nearly-new Dwelling, south aide Green.
WPRI side of Twenty. third. Twelve roomsA Lot 16 by
118 feet deep. $0,15i0
. Beat Dwelling, 2214 Brandywine street. $2 870.
Besides scores of others. of which pusseeelou can be
bad Immediately. or in a very shoji. time. GStIRGIt C.
MILLER, Practical Real Estate Broker, 1.54 North
SIETH Street.
(ant this out for future reference. au2o %kir
TO REAL ESTATE .OWNERA.-
-t- Every person wishing to DISPOSE OF PRO PEary
ahonla avail tben.eelves of the at/vantages derived by
calling upon me at once. New Monthly Catalogue now
being complied. °SORGE C. MILLER. Practfcal Baal.
Estate Operator, 154 North SIXTH Street.
N. B.—fifty first-class Housee wanted to purchase.
at prices ranging fromlo,ooo to MIAOW- aato 3tif
a FOR SALE-THE VERY DE
MI-111 SIRABLB Double Three-story Itroddenee situate
on north side of BAILING street, second property west of
Thirty-fifth meet, together with stable and coach
henna; house complete in every particular. All modern
improvements; large and beautifully arranged garden
well shaded: extensive grape virtue. fruit, and shrub
bery. The house has two fine dry cellars, one of which.
Is plastered and arranged se provision cellar, etc. Pro
perty
may be examined between the hours of 10-A. IL
and OP. at. For loather particulars apply to
J HENRY &BMW,
anl6-tnths 3t 112 South FOURTH &rest.
LEGAL.
UNITED STATES _ EA.BTBRII
TBICT OF 'PENNSYLVANIA. —Ser.
THE PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATE& TO THIE
MARSH AL OF THE ZANTERN DISTRICT or PENN
SYLVANIA. —Gummi:go :
WHEREAS The District .Court of the United States
in and for the Baxter. District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America, bath decreed all persons it
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title,
or interest in the sloop bARaR MARY. whereof
is master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture. sad
the cargo now or lately laden on board thereof. cap
tured by the United states steamer " Norfolk Packet, '•
under command of George W. Wood, Acting Sr Moe
of the Navy of the United States, to be monished.
cited, and called tojudgmf tit, at the tints and place en
derwritten, and to the effect hereafter expressed (jos
tice so requiring,. Yon are therefore charged and
strictly enjoined and commended, that you outliner.,
but that by publishing these presents in at least two of'
the daily newspapers printed and published in the city
of Ithiladelphia, and in the Legal Intellforne.r, stow
do mottleh and cite, or cause to be monished and cited.
peremptorily, all persons In general who hare, or pre
tend to have, any right, title. or interest in the said
sloop SARAH MaR Y, her tackle, apparel, and fur
niture, and the cargo ' now or lately laden on board
thereof, to appear before the Honorable JOHN
CAD WALA DER, the Judge of the said Ceart. at the ,
District Court room. In the city of Philadelphia, ea
the TWEN cIETEI day after publication' of these pre
sents. if it be a court gay. or else on the next coati day
following, between the usual hoots of hearing datum%
then and there to show, (waiter,. in due form (Ala., a.
reasonable and lawful excuse , if an e they bare, whir
the said sloop SANAH MARY, her tackle, appa
rel, and furniture, and the cargo now or lately
laden on board thereof, should not be pronounced
to belong, at the time of the capture of the 'tune,
to the enemies of the United States, and as geode,
of their enemies or otherwise, liable and subject to coe
ds m batten, to be adjudg. d and condemned as good and.
law talprlaes; and thither to do and receive in this be
half as co just.ce ~hall appertain. And that you duly
intinuste, .or cause to be intimated, unto all per-one
aforesaid, gene. ally (to whom by the tenor of these Pre
cents it is abo intimated), that if they sb ill not appear
at the time and place above mentioned, or appear and
shall not show a reasonable and lawfal cause to the
contrary, then said District Court doth intend and will
rooCetd to adjudication on the said capture, and may pro
nounce that the said sloopEA R all KART and cargo did
belong, at the time of the capture of the same, to the ens
/Tars of the United States of Am-rtea, and as goods of
their enemies, or wherwise, liable and subject to con-
Mutation ane condemnation, ht be adjudged and con
demned as lawful prize, the absence ..r rather count
mecyol the persons so cited and intimated in anywise
notwithstanding, and that yen duly certify to the Livid
District Court what Aon shall do in the premises, to
gether with these prernts.
Witness the fienorable JOPH CADWALA DER. Judge
of th. said court, at Philadelphia, thiseight.tervit day of
AUGUST, A D. 1864, and in the eights ninth year or
the Inds pendenoe Of the said ' , rafted States.
au2P 9t 0, K. FOX. Clerk Oletriot Court.
EavuHisioNs.
RST EXCURSION OF THE GRAND
FI
- 8 - DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
TO ATLANTIC CITY. '
On FRIDAY. Angn.t 26th, 1881,
LeaTes VMS STREET WDsrf at 6 o. clock A.M., pre
cise) e
TICKETS, in 25. can be procured atthe various Divi
sion 00 Ins ;at Posh's, Sixth nod Chestunt streets, or alt
'Vine street wharf on the morning of the Excursion.
au4o-t
ugia gGe . GRAND EXCURSION TO
CAPE MAY.--The station)) and commo-
Cill.U. istennier NitATTAN; Cant E. A. RYTHER.
will mane a GRAND EXCURSION TO CAPE WAY on
SATURDAY. August 70, 1864. leaving ARCR-Street
wl• art at 9 o'clock. Returning. will leave Cape Mar
on MONDAY. et SX o'cleck A. Al.
Fe re foe the Excursion. $2.
Carriage hire extra..
attlil-thlatf JOS. A. STEWART. Agent.
t , GRAND PLEASURE B.
ONE. TO LAKE SUPERIOR --Oat
m ti i
of the following splendid Arst:ciaaa stemma vis
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, NORTHERN LIGI T,
CITY, TRAVELER„giSTROR, IRON RIDER LAO I
BELLE and PIWASIC, will lease OINVALAIII
Ohio, at 8 o'clock V. N.. tuck day of the weak. es
Saturday and Sunday, and Dbtrolt, Michigan, on t
following days at 7 o'clock I'. N. through the moral*
•of JULY and AUGUST, making Grand Ezmixelou Trtpc
to the many points of interest on the Great Inland than
Of alosrien.whiob. for utility. pleasure. end hen 101.447.
unsurpassed by any other on the Continent
This trip of over 1,000 miles embratos six degrees et
/IMMO, and eleven of longitude, and Lucinda* la Ito
*limit Lakes Erie, St. Clair, Enron and Superior. with
the beautiful rivers Detroit, St. Clair and St. Mary's.
i The many and extensive - mines of iron and (topper,
unequaled Joy any in the world, with the newly-QM
covered and inviting deposits of silver lead, wild awd.
romantic scenery, combined with its pure and brsabair
elimate, render the Lake Superior trip one of far mon
than ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the stadauL
the pitsenire- seeker, or the invalid.
The above-names steamers are elegantly-Stbed wit
with large airy Cabins and State-Rooms, while
precaution has been taken to provide for the safety=
comfort of passengers.
Fare, including State-Rooms and Meals, about 2M mad,
per mile. Time occupied in making the round trip,traNt
5 t 10 days.
Rooms encored, and farther Information obtained. bi
application to proprietors.
ROBY. HANNA ik Co. CI eland Ohl&
HUSSEY & McBRIDE, " •
J.T WHITING & Co.. D. trots, kfiehigna.
• JOHN HUTCHINGS,
1414 an2s
ff,,,b4=it 2 011.• CAPE MAX.—THE
staunch and commodious steamer
hiaa tieTTahl. Capt. B. a. TtlrrEffilt, of the C
Mapv r.
Line.. le now making her reaniar tripLi_to C
MaY leaving Arch etreet wharf even 7.uis si re
TBUBSDAI , FATURDAY,! at nine o clock
turning. will leave Cape May_ every MONDAY;
NESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8)i o'clock, Witching et Nsw
Cs qie goingand returning.
Fare, 82, corneae hire in cluded. Cldren half price.
carriagehira Included $ l6O, carriage him
extra.
Freight at low rates. No freight received after It
•
o'clock, and in a ll Caine meat be pre-_paid.
' .11M3• A. STKWABZ Agent.
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se ggr i g• FROM NEW YORE, PDX
NNW HAVEL HAVTION,D.
Iti).l.D sad BOEITON.—The steamers CODTININT
sad MEM aITY hum Peek Up, last Weer, daily.
116 r. 11. Mall tt ntsitt. •
IMPORTANT. TO HAY. DEA.LICREF
AND CONTBACW-018.—Farmers, ShipPej:st, sad
athereintereated.in the Pressing and tranaP"" . " ll— "
Bay and Straw, will do wail before making their are.
raegemeets for the sewa to examine tbe Beaton.
Press." DOW in operation on the corner of SECOND
Street and COLUMBIA Avenue.
This bay Is compressed direct, and ten tone
can bet
readily put In an ordinary boxcar. andeo hSrerri
ever is incurred by the road in tramp°r ting it
The bales avenge SIM poands iv a e n a d re are re o pared nly 924 , 1102 z
o b u y t 93 oo i rn b tl e e a s.. b a y n 4 d f rbe t fatuities we sec u re give superb*
value to the product by this From
For further Particulars adsm",
corm
TAmeerr.
Superintendent Penpaylvaxia Beater Press Cazguetay.
r".....ra PIMA. rblimlelphia.
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Ai- WARE COMIIIBBB
&3d 510 NOP
A el ol Brand 15111.18 •
& E. Butcher's Cl
Patnain 'is Boras Nails
(I,pp.r. Bram. and 1r
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