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    AL AND MTN ARUM.
.1 the North Star—The iipanish
Hylased PrOilstone by Perli—
n)led ReVolution tit Eenndor
. August W.—The steamer North Star
mil on the 18th inst., arrived at this
to• day with *WOO In treasure,
r passengers are ex , Goveraor Bigler,
t, and A. B. Boyd, Esq., of Panama.
Liaoramento, from New York via
Magellan, arrived at Panama on the
Lin refused to allow the Spanish Ad.
o fresh provisions on the coast.
that the steamer Unole Sam has
surgeon of the steamer North Star,
on the 18th.
Ste tee steamer Saginaw Salina Or
inst,
revolution In Eowedor had been
n $4 t e num r Ohalaca bas arrived, with
There has been a change in the
Wry, but no revolution is reported.
ie Uhineba Islands are now obliged
• cargoes, as the laborers and pd..
employed have been sent away by
CALI irONNIA.
An Cornintetiten Fatr—S9nb•
ono to the 9.30 Loan.
August2o.—The Clhrlstlanpoin-
Dvs In progress In this city, le a great
I realize a large BUM of money.
steamer Africa arrived here last
nama.
me have Weed the rivers in the In
whet.
one to the seven•thtrty loan are
They were opened yesterday. The
,er by many for Investment, who of
at forty cents on tho
AU AND BERMUDA.
of Blockade Runners—The
'irate Electric Spark.
Aug: 2; —A Nassau lector of the 20th
10 atm:our Fox had arrived frcim
tvhiht thrown overboard 130 bales of
ed,
Lucy and Syron, with cotton, from
q I also arrived.
tngton was burned on the 10th by
I jar of vitriol.
:e Electric Spark was off 110.981141 on
°raising nff the islands.
irF of the 20th mention the ;mini Or
from Wilmington, with an aggregate
bales of cotton.
ST. LOUIS.
August Wt.—The bakery of Thomas
11.. T I item part of the pity, and live ad
wore burned yesterday. The loss
• insured or tap%
ED RUBEL ADV.A.NOB.
voiled last night that the rebel Gen.
r. ()to men, Wail about seventy miles
:`.l - 1, en the Iron Mountain Railroad,
try uuthoritiee have not beon , able to
riF AN ILLINOIS IiZEITNEWNT.
4:: Herald, of the 10th, has attar:count
part of the 2d Illinois Cavalry on the
Branch. which was only quelled by
'ion of the commander of the gun
iix of the mutineers were planed in
,nton, and the remainder were ills
up the rivet under a strong guard.
mutiny is not Stated.
C CONORESSIONAL CONVENTION.
is Congressional Oonvention, held
assay, unanimously nominated Win.
election.
v.ss adopted pledging their Support
nominees, and Mr. Allen made a
uf the Union and against the Abo-
PROM DUVALL'S RLIIPP
Duvall's Bluff, Arkansas, say that
rmaduke made aft attack on Pine
reinforcements had been sent to the
I.lttle Rook.
NKW YORK CITY.
Naar Yong., Anguat 27, 1864.
'N CASW—TIELLNII TO B B.NNT TO
ENGLAND.
Muller, the alleged murderer, was
Ly the Commissioner deciding to
:iTy certificate to send the accused
down to 246 this afternoon; but rat
OP THE CITY OP BALTIMORE.
ltimore Balled for Liverpool to-dmr,
,eole,
LIATORT MF.ABIIRB9.
(or the cruel usage of our soldiers by
'sonars at Fort Lafayette are to be
ly luxuries whatever.
..ICICAN BLOCKADE RAISED.
Mine from Vera Grua on :the 10th
a the French blockade of the Maxt.
33ed on the 7th of August.
PEACH BI7.ItORS.
Jo correspondent of the New York
41,1 e for the following: "A gentle.
n 1 in this city from Georgia, who
Atlanta , with permission of Gien,
who represents that State Govern
sires to learn upon what basis the
lvernment will treat with the State
.eadmisslon into the Union. This
)nrEria authorities is had without re•
balance of the Southern Oonfede•
BOSTON.
BOSTON, Angaßt 27, 180.1.
, 8A BLOCKADE-at/NITRE.
'United States transport Massa•
Lere to-day, reports that the block
', for Nassau, N. P., was captured
off Wilmington, by the gunboats
ly stone State and transport Mac-
e fired at her before she
took effect two feet below the Wa-
bad leak, and another mating
The leak was stopped and the
anfort, N. 0. _ _
,to Booton. Her cargo consisted
tton, fifty of which were thrown
Iron vessel and very fast. Her
d to be Captain MUM, formerly of
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
in State Convention meets at Wor
h September, to nominate a can.
tTH CAROLINA.
WEBBY. CONBOILIPTING PARTY.
~ownon, Anguet 20.—The following
ed:
August 24.—Rellable informa
here states that a rebel force, cam
'sjor Whitford and Captain Keys,
taborough, North Carolina, for con
e rebel army. The Union citizens
resist the (*ascription, and a severe
The rebels were driven from Greens
many of them killed and wouhded.
PaS killed and Major Whitford mor-
BATE TALLAHASSEE.
:RUCTION OP TWENTY. T WO VSSSELS.
11., August 26.—The stammer Princess
Uharlettetown, arrived at Shediae
and reports that the pirate Talla•
menty-two American fishing vessels
Prince Edward's Island, yesterday.
IHT SUPPOSED TO BE A HOAX.
8., August 27.—There is no eon
% reported destruction or twenty-two
by the Tallahassee, and the report
Nd beyond Shediao. It is believed
from New York to St. Louis.
tiguet first through train
:to St. Louie, by the broad gauge
itie and Great Western Railroad,
nation in forty-four hours.
dried the °Moore of the road and
The road will be opened to the
Ist of October.
from Gen. lielnizelman.
ugust 28.—Major General Heint
/ an order to-day prohibiting or
r other forwarding companies from
divering fire.arms, powder, or am
kind, within the limited the States
Illinois, and Michigan for the next
it a permit from his headquarters,
lug dealers In these articles from
within the time mentioned. The
'dors :tad provost marshals within
vaytment are required to have this
uo to FAsixe all such articles as may
.1,1.
its k.wiertainmentd.
KT THEALTRIC.—There 18 110111.112 g
Us theatre. Aladdints wonderful
fates its stage, and air. Grover,
.latitlin, In the Arabian story, does
to part with anything so useful.
my-colored waters plays nip htly,
, and the maglolan Is baffled, ao
story which we read with so much
were Children, and which never
THIZATRIL—Thie week 18 an-
It of the "Naiad Queen," and In
remain the public will have full
Mg a very charming and amusing
lee le well brought out, and gene.
CITY.
CITY n Ewe ems soul= ',Ada
LITARY.
AND 'WOUNDED INT?tE 09711
V., TO THE 18TH INST.
'lvan la 'Volunteers, under Col.
es recently received an accession
a transfer of the ead Peonsylva.
'ltch renders the old regiment bet
stn the position to which It is so
. moving in advanes to ascertain
whereabouts anti strength of the
•elient performance of this duty the
ties are reported :
9 George Mintzer, Co. G, Oa tats
Biles, foot, slightly ;
linson, Co. I, 99, dangerously In
Weneel, Co. F, 88. severely; ./ .6 "
). t 7, go, slightly; George Snyder,
tip; William , Lianning, Co. E, 09,
Wilton to which the Vatia le MAW?, / 164
front line of breUtlrOrkel ) reallditly .
vs corps,
RETURN THE 106TH
This regiment, the , last of the gild Philadelphia
Brigade, is expected to arrive In this arityto-taorrow
morning, at twenty minutes before tent. This orga..
taxation is sadly reduced hi numbers. It is com
mended by Major John .1 Sperry. Only eleven
officers and ninety men return. They will be re.
oeived by a committee of Councils. The members
Of the police force who are Supplied with musk-its
are ordered to turn out to meet the. returniog
braves. Other military organizations are expected
to participate in the reception. A. parade will Le
made over the following route:
Form on Washington street, right restingon
Third ; up Third to Vine, up Vine to Sixteenth,
down Sixteenth to Spruce, down Spruce to Twelfth,
up TWeitthlo Chestnut, down Chestnut to Fohrth,
down Fourth to Walnut, up Walnut to Independ-.
ence Square, and dismiss.
BOUNTY-JUMPER KILLED.
On Sunday, mornin at 2 o'clock, fourprlsoners,
Arnold Auderthutter, S am'l Smith, W. IL A.lexan
der, and William Maher, escaped from the hospital at .Fort Nation. They were fired upon by the sen
tinel on poet, but it is not known with what effeCt.
The guard was at once turned out and search made.
Soon after one of them,Wm. Fisher (Co. D, 56th
P. V.), was challenged by the guard, but failing io
halt be was fired upon and Mortally Wounded. He
died yesterday afternoon. ' His remains will be de
livered to hie friends Upon app lication to the com
manding officer at the fort. No trace of the others
had been obtained up to a late hour last night.
DIEISCELIL&NEOUS.
HOSPITAL ITEMS.
Charles Washburn had his arm naught In a hay
press, at Second street and Columbia avenue, on
Saturday a ft ernoon. The limb - was badly crushed.
'Washburn was removed to the Hpisoopal Hospital.
• A laborer named Tames McCarthy, aged about
44 years, fell between the platform and IL train in
motion, at Egg Harbor. His right shoulder was
dielooatei and he was otherwise severely injured.
Ho was taken to the Pennsylvania, Hospital, where
his arm was put In place. The extent of his bruises,
some of which, it le feared, are internal, Is un
known.
Thomas Johnson aged 26 years, had one of his
anus broken and his head injured, on Saturday, on
a new tug at Laurel street-wharf. It seem that he
Was engaged with others in heisting the jib-boom,
when the spar upended and knocked him over
board, His injuries are not considered dangerous.
He was received Into the Pennsylvania Hospital,
Thos. Dull suffered a compound fracture of the left
thigh, and had his left leg broken in two places, on
Saturday. afternoon. The untbrtnnate man was
riding, in company with a friend, ow the Darby road,
near the Blue Bell tavern, whets another wagon
came in contact with their vehicle, throwing Dull
out and badly injoritarthe horse. He was removed.'
to the Pennsylvania Hospital. Rola about 25 years
of age.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A RILBET,DEIMTER.
'Anthony Rutledge,aged forty-seven years, a de
serter from the flth Virginia Rebel Regiment, at
tempted to commit Suicide, by drowning,,on.fttur
day. He leaped into the river opposite the . Union
Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, but was reamed by
a boatman on themherf, and was taken care- of at
the saloon. He has been very melancholy for
some time. having left a wife and eight children in
Washington county, Va. There are a number of
Southern deserters now stopping at the Refresh
ment Saloons.
DROVITIED,
Diary Ann Mocker, aged 7 years, fell overboard
at Ohrtstian-street wharf on. Saturday afternoon
and was drowned, Her body Was removed.
CITY ITEMS.
A SYLIIVDID BIT OF INFORXATION VOW '1 1t
LADIZB.—A new method of applying gold and•sti
ver powder to the hair for dress occasions. "Lu
bin's Florilino," the new and wonderful toilet aid,
is the cheapest, quickest and most perfect article
for the purpose ever discovered. Method of doing
it: Saturate the halrwell with "Floriline NO; 2;' , '
and then apply the gold powder to suit yourself.
For this and all other toilet uses the Floriline ie
-
unequalled.
DIMICIOUS WILATIMR.—The charming atmos
phere of the past few days has infused new life in
business. This is plainly attested by the endless
procession of coal carts now daily emerging from
Mr. W. W. Alter's popular new OW Yard, No.
Ka North Ninth street.
THE STOCK OF GENTLIICKEN'S :FURIfigHIK6
Gomm offered by Mr. George Great, No. 010 Chest
nut street, is the iinest in the city, and his cele
brated 4, Prize Medal Shirts,” invented by Mr:..T.
F. Taggart, are unsurpassed by any others lathe
world in fit, comfort, and durability.
A riann.ur EDITOR.—An editor out West offilts
bls entire establishment, subscilbers, accounts, etc.,
for a clean shirt and a good meal of victuals. We
know of some nearer home that would be a dear
bargain at a decent suit of clothes, partioularly if
the latter were made at the Brown Stone Clothing
Ball of Rookhill and Wilson, Woe. 603 and• 605
Chestnut street, above Sixth.
NATURE'S CHANGtEs.—Every seven years, we-are
told, the human body is renewed; every particle of
which it was composed at the beginning of•that
period will have disappeared before the endof it,
and froth matter will have been drawn from-the
earth, air, and water, to supply the void. So with
the sea; it is continually ascending to the clouds in
vapor and descending in rain. Even the clothing
upon our backs comes to rags, and from that to
paper, and that paper may have printed upon it
advertisements of the very place where that-oloth•
ing was formerly bought, as at Charles Stokes Sc
Co.oa one•prire, under the Oontinental, ,, men
tioned in this notice.
A. S. Domm, 804 North Broad street, Cosa
dealer, would respectfully advise his friends and
the public in general not to:delay in baying their
coal, and run the risk of paying farther advances,
but buy at once of his superior stock of large nut,
small stove, stove, egg, So. None to excel, for
quality, durability, or cheapness.
Elm Am) FAB Most Successfully treated by J,
'lsaacs, M. D., Oonnst and Aorist, Mi Pine et. Astir.
Olaloyes Warted. No (Mama for examination. j y 2041
SPECIAL NOTICE'S.
BELLETUE HOUSE, NEWPORT, R. 1.-I
shall reduce the price of BOARD at the above-named.
House on and after the 18th instant to 421 per week.
It is well known that the BELLEVUE HOUSE is one of
the beet houses in Newport.
JOHN A. PARKS, Agent.
NEwrour, S. 1., August 16,1864. aid4wou4t
Txm POIMIAB Cr onnwo Hotta or nitrut.
" OAK RAIL."
Beet-elass tootle at moderate prices.
WAN ILMASBR dr BROWN,
S. B. corner SIXTH and MA-EMU Streets.
°adorn Department (to make to order) No. 18. Sixth St
WHEELER -WILSON I B HiGIC&ST PREMIUM
LOCK-STITCH
10119'ING MACHiNg9.
THE CHEAPEST. SIMPLEST. AND BEST
Salenroores. 704 OFt BSTNTPT Street. above Seventh:
az)x3::).
SHERWIN. —On the 26th inst. Walter Phipp, only
child of Jamee T. and Rebecca L. Sherwin, aged 3 years,
ID months and 22 days.
'rhe relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from the residence
of hisparents, No. 223 North Ninth street, this (Mon
day) afternoon. at 4 o'clock.
RSYNOLDS. —At Avendale, on Friday evening,
August 28th, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Reynolds, daughter of
the late General William Irvine.
Funeral cervices at the residence of Mrs. Mary B.
Leiper, Delaware county, at 8 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, The interment at Ronaldeon's Berle Ground at
1 o'clock. Her friends and the friends of the family are
invited to attend, without further notice:
POLLOCK. —On the 27th instant, at' hie residence;
2317 Callowhill street, Mr. John Pollock, in the
690) year of his age. *
ELLIOT. —On the 27th inst., Hoe. Elliott, in the SOB
year of his age.
The relatives and male friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his isle
residence, 1413 Filbert street, on Tuesday morning, 30th
inst.. at 10 o'clock. Interment at Laurel Hilt. **
BROOKE.—On Friday, the 28th , Lewis Caseidy,
son of Charles W. and Aimee T. Brooke, aged 2 years
and 8 months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
or his parents, NO: 132 South 'Sixth strecton Monday
morning. 29th inst., at 9 o'clock. Interment at Cathe
dral Cemetery.
KATES. —At Williamsport, Pa , on the 17th instant,
Hannah W , of Charles W. Beaten, Esq.. sad
daughte r of the late Rev. James Kay, of Northumber
land
SIifERWIN. —On the 28th inst. Walter Phipps. onty
child of James T. and Rebecca L. Sherwin,aged 3 years,
10 months, and TZ day*.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his parents,. No. 223 North. Ninth street, on Monday afternoon. 29th inst.. at 4 o'clock.
NOW LEN.—Rilled. on the 25th inst., in the battle of
Reams' Station, on the Weldon Railroad, while in
cortimand of his regiment, Captain Garrett Nowli3n, of
the 116th Regiment, Penn's Volunteers.
Due notice will be given of his funeral, which will
take place from the residence of .his brother-in law,
Gen. Rector Tyndale.
I) ESSON & SON, MOURNING STORE,
KO. 918 CHESTS= Street, have received—
/4*k Delaines.
• all. wool Mousselines, single width.
•• ••• double width.
• • and White De' aloes.
and Purple Delatnee.
and White all-wool Mousseline'
•• and Panda "
Tanana and Bombazines.
Merinos!' and Cashmeres.
" Beps, Empress Clothe, Alpacas, are. It
1864.0 . P E E - N v DAIgITIA,V;4, I B64.
1,000 Woolen Plaid SHAWLS.
2130 pieces colored PARAMATTAS.
100 pieces rich dark HELAINE&
PLAIDS, PRINTS, FLANNELS, dra., &o. au=
pr , TOE MEMBERS ELECT OF THE
NATIONAL UNION CITY EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE will meet on TUESDAY, August 30. at S o'clock
P. M., at the house of W. flopkirm, - LIBRARY Street,
below Fifth, for organization.
By order of the late President.
ars DIVIDEND NOTI(ML—THE Dos
CLINTOCKYILLE PETROLEUM COMPANY,
Office No. 411 WALNUT Street.
Palisom.vni.s, August 27, INC
The Board of Diteetors nave this day declared the
fifth monthly dividend of one per cent. on the
capital stock, payable at the offics of the Company, on
a nd after TUESDAY. SPptember 6th, 1364
The transfer books will close on Wednesday, Angola
.91st, 1864, for Ilve days. WILLIAM 11100NEIr.
an7/1,31,5e2. 6 . 6- ds thoretarY.
orTRIAD CONGRESSIONAL DEB.
TRIBT, —The Delegates are requested to meet
THIS (Monday) BUMP 0, Angnet Kitb, at 8 o'clock, at
SL
Ameriran Mechanics' Hall, FO u BTU and GIIORGS
Streets. C. M. Wagner, John McAdam,. A. H. Dun
lap, Chas. Scattergood. i 4. H. Butler, Wm. Linker, B.
K. ASIA, John Kitterson, Joseph Stites. Joeeph
Hackett, A. B. Lentz, .1. F. Riad, A. J. Keyser, Jacob
Moyer.
Or SINT It LEGISLATIVE D.
TRICT —The Delegates elected to the Ccafen
volition of THE NATIONAL UNION PART!, to
nominate a candidate for the Legislative, to repro
sent the Ninth Legislative Diatrlat, wilit meet at the
house of Mr N. WARREN, • northwest Corner of ST.
JOHN mid BUTTON WOOD Streets, THIS (Monday)
EVENING, at 8 o'clock. By order of
A MAJORITY OF THE DELEGATES.
WCITIZENS' sussurtrry, RE.
....PRESENTATIVE, AND VOLUNTEER AC/SE
CY.—Citizens Hying in any Dart of Ms State can hams
Substitutes sworn in for them in this city into the
_Regular Army, and have the same credited to, then
Township and Congressional District in which they
live, provided they wilt furnish us with a certificate of
their enrolment and liabitity to draft from the Provost
Marshal of their District For information. address or
call on PAXSON di MoNaLLY, 411 CH ESTNUT Street.
N. B. —Spacial arrangements made with Committees
to furnish Townships with Volunteers. au9S-If
ligr THE ROCKWOOD OIL COMPANY
are premed to dispose of a limited number of
shares of their stock.
4,wliestlons may be made at N 0.21 PAR^ ELKS 1111(LD•
/A% (Philadelphia and Arie Railroad lar eta( OT
Street below Tlll RD, Philadelphia, on MON 'ley,
Tozspear, and WISDNE/3DAY next, from 10 A. M. un
til 3 P. 11.. where sabscriptions will be received and all
'mutest, InThrmation IlVe o b.._
130 w. V. 0 AY, President.
O. P. myna. Secretary. al2l. st
owner. ow VAX PIEW YORK
gar AND MIDDLE COAL FIELD RAILEOA.D•AND
COAL COMPARY.—Tbe Transfer Books of , this Com
rAtz real be aimed from' Ananst 20th efstlffipPlein
. PETER. K LAVDDLEeeretari,
pßillsboierfa, Angnift 19, 1861. . 'ital./DEM
SIXT ADD.
GI:CANEY SfASlgi 111E.E-7riNG-
TO HMI THE DRIFT.
Tilt Citizens of the SIXTH . WARD will moot at
NATIONAL.. GUARDS' HALL,
RACE STREET, BELOW . SIXTH;
On TUESDAY EVENING, August 98kb, at 8 o'clock,
Every man to requested to come and' make this his
get " long pull and strong ran altogether," and
TI-IE OLD SIXTI
will again lead the ♦an out of the draft."
Come with united hands and determined heartlmadY
to cooperate with the Ward CommitteeE, whO Wee la
bored bard and incessantly to till the quota of volun
teers, and the work will be complete.
Come and show that you feel an Interest and a•epirit
of patriotism, which will encourage the several oom
rnitteee, that while they are working tofifi up, ttuolti
tens will stand by them.
The Committees ask your aid to reimburse those seta
have advanced/ones to free youfrom
Let no ma 'slay away who may think himself Edo•
poor to contribute largely. Come, we are helping year,:
"Bally round the Flag." Strengthen the armies and;
lin We quota.
The meeting will be addressed by good speakersorkgr
will be announced in due season.
By order of Committee.
D. C. A. CLARKE,
SrB 5 0 ISOUNTYI THE DRALET
FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE TENTH WARD.
AROUSE! If yen would escape the Draft yen must be up .
and doing! No time ahoul dim lost! (Jive no the money,
and we can get the men! We wantyet oyer3oo men to 0.11
our quota! Your Bxecntive Committee has laid before
you a .plan of action in their circular, by which TOR •
may avoid the heathens of the draft, but you most act
energetitatliy, anti at once. Each one must band in his
subrcription without delay, and indace his neighbors
to do likewise. Other wards and the country dixtricts
ere getting the men by their energy and liberality.
You need not watt to be called on, an there Is not time
to canvass the ward,. bat come forward with the money
to the gentlemen appointed to receive it. There ia.rte
other way of escape from this draft. as there• Will belie
Postponement, and no commutation. The 'following
calved parties are authorized to receive eubscriptious:
First Precinct. J_ B. Townsend, No. 818 Arch street.
Second Precinct, Sterling Boman, No. US North
Ninth street
Third Precinct, Thomas L. Potts, No. 1014 Race street:
Fourth Precinct,. George T. Barker, H. D., No. 1111
Arab street.
Fifth Precinct, Wm. 21. Whitaker, . No. 122 North
Thirteenth street.
Sixth Precinct, A. H. Franciacns, No. 1529 Arch street.
Seventh Precingt, Caleb E.. Keeney. K. W. corner
Arch and Sixteenth street.
Eghth Precinct, L. W. Buffington, M. D., No. 2028
Arch street.
Ninth Precinct. H. A. Lippincott N. W.. corner
Twentieth and Cherry streets.
A meeting of the Maze= of the ward to receive sub
scriptions and take further measures to avoid the Draft,
will be held - at the First Baptist Church, N. W. corner
BROAD and ARCH Streets on MONDAY EVENING
next, Angtest29th, 1864, at eight o'clock.
JOSEPH B. TO WNSEND, President.
DAVID WEATlliitt,f, Secretary.
A. H. FRANCtiCIIS, Treasurer, No. 1.3'419 ARCH
Street, or No. 513 MARKET Street. au.39-6t
isr NOTICE.—
LebELE Anglist 27, Mt
A meeting of the Subscribers to the Stock of the
PRILLIPS'OII. COMPANY will be held at No. 22
North FRONT Street. on TUESDAY, September 6th, at
4 o'clock P. M., for the election of five Directors and a
President, and to transact such other business as msy
come before the meeting. By order of
JOSIAH KING,
JOHN MUNHALL,
J. HARVEY COCHRAN,
W. S. RUSSELL,
Corporator&
auo-maurt3t
Fir THE CITIZENS' SUBSTITUTE,
REPRESENTATIVE , AND VOLUNTEER
AGENCY, No. 411 CHESTNUP STREET.—Merchants,
Farmers, and other citizens, can be supplied with ac
ceptable Substitutes and. Representatives on reasonable
and honorable terms, and have the same sworn in so as
to credit to any ward, district, township, or county of
the followitg counties • Philadelphia, Chester, Dela
ware, or Montgomery, 'by applying at 413.
CHESTNUT.'
Street, been n M. to 3 P., first floor. back.
Citizene In any part of the State can have Substitutes.
put in the Regruar Army, and credited to their Congres
sional district and township, by furnishing us with -a _
certificate of their enrolment and liability td draft from:
the Provost Marshal of their district,
Special arrangements with committees to fill twigs.
ships with volunteers.
. an2E9t PAXSON & M.cNALLY.
Iggf2=• SEVENTEENTH SEPRESENNA
TIVE DISTRICT.—The Delegates elected to the
Representative Convention of the NATIONAL UfflON
PARTY in the SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT will re.pet at
the loom of the Twenty-fourth Ward Ne.tionak Haien
Aesociation, MARKET Street, above Thirty-third,. TIIIS
(Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
William C. Smith, Isaac, Hays, John A. Brown,,
Marko. Sums:net - field, Jeeee N.Elook, John IF: Otter.
Wm. Breckenridge. lts
lar TOEING MEN'S CHRISTIAN. AS.
SOCIATION. — The regular Monthly Meeting
Wlll be held at theroome No. 1011 C EIESTK OT Street,
on THIS (Monday) ZVENING, Angast at eight
o'clock. Rev. Wm. White Williams w,lll leetnre on
Temperance, followed by a debate on the same sehiect.
.All are invited. 11*
DIVIDEND NOTICE,DEFICE or
THE ROCK OIL COMPANY OP PENNSYL-'
MANIA. No. 409 WALNUT Street:
PRILA.Def,PHIA4 Alas - net V), 1854. 1
The Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of TWO PEE CENT. (twenty cents per share) on
the capital stock, out of the earninga of the Coftwany
for 'JULY, payable on and after the. 214 h inst., free of
state tax. The transfer books win be closed on the
24th, at S P.M., and opened on 29th,
SoHN P. GRAFF,
Secretary and Treasurer.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIS 6
TRICT.--The Delegate's elected• to the COM
ORBS-SIGNAL CONTENTION of the First Congressional
District will meet at .the-hall of- the-Good Intent Hale
Connally, No. 609 SPRUCE Streit, on MONDAY EVE
NING, August 28, at 8 o'eleok, to nominate a candistate
for Congress
James Gillingham,
John C. Garwood.
R. B. Martin, Jr.,
B,
Joseph Turnbull,
Henry B. Gardiner,
Henry Victor,
James Smith,
George W. GaW,
John Moon.
Wm. H. McMahon,
- Chas. R. IdeCaulley,
BURS F. Hepburn,
David Ford,
FOIIRT BMPRESENTAIIITIF,
DISTRICT. —The Delegate% elected to the
FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE CONTENTION of the
National Union party will mee HOU S E h
WETHERILI, ,
SANSOM, above SIXTH Street,
On MOND AY EVENING, August 29,
at 8 o'clock. oi
WM. SANDERSON,
E. W. COLESBERRY,
THOS. BIRTOLETT.
SAMUEL MkOMENY.
WM. IniFFEE,_
GORGE TrfliNEß,
'WM. SLIMMERS,
JOHN PATTBESON,
au28.31.
IWNOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The reg.rdar Animal Meeting' of the Stockhold
ers of the SUSQUEHANNA RIVER AND Id ORTH AND
WEST BRANCH TELBettAra COMPANY, will be
held at the CONTINENTAL HOTEL, Philadelphia. on
WEDNESDAY, the -14th day of September next, at 2
o'clock P. M., for the election of officers, &o.
By order of the President, E. S. SANDFORD.
J. X. GEIER, Secretary. an22-mthteel4
rar SEA !)HOSE.—THE YOUSO NEWS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will evil another
Excursion of the Season to "ATLANTIC CITY" on
TUESDAY. Auanat 30th. Tickets, $1.50; to be procured
at the Rooms 1009 CHESTNUT Street; Pagh's Book
S;ore, SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets; Tract House,
929 CBESTNI7T Street, and at the Boat on the morning
or the Excursion. Last Boat leaves VINE STREET
Wharf at 6 o'clock A. M. Three hundred Wounded
Soldiers from the City Hospitals (in charge of their
Chaplains) will accompany the Excursion. au77-2t*
tar SECOND CONGRESSIONAL Dn.
TRICT. —The Delegates elected to the Conven
tion of the National Union party. to nominate a candi
date for Congress. to represent the Second Congres
sional District will meet at the Assembly Buildings. S.
W. corner. ofCHESTNUT and TENTH-Streets, on MON
DAY BVENIEO, August 89, 1884, at 8 o'clock.
' ren27-2t. By order of the Delegates.
WBIGLIFITH-WARD BOUNTY FUND.—
The Eighth Ward is still behind its quota more
than fifty men. To raise thin number every, citizen of
the Ward must lend his beet efforts.. Recreate can be
Sot to credit themeelves to the Ward only by.the -PBT
zonal:exertions of each indiSidnal interested in antim
pating the requirements of the draft: Snhecriptione
should be made at once for this purpose, and sent with
out delay to J. G. ROFIENGARTEN, Treasurer.
au27-61 B. B. Corner SIXTH and WALNUT Streets.-
igsr- Twinge KEN PREPARED FOB
the Counting House and Basiness Life at CR ET
TE EDEN 11 Commerciale°llege. No. 637. PHESTNIIT
Street, corner of Seventh. ..
Inkroction,ho Book-keeping, in all its branches,Pen
manehip. Mercantile Calonlationa' Telegraphing, so..
Evening Bunions after September M. an2E-M"
AN ADJOIDIINED MEETING OF
the cub.cribers to the Stock of the EIGHTH NA
TIONAL BANK of Philadelphia will be held at the N.
W. corner of SECOND and POPLAR Streets, on MON
DAY .Evening next, 29th Inst., at 7B o'clock, for the
transaction of such business as shall be brought before
them pertaining to a p.frmanent org.anization..
ant -3t• GEO. J. HAMILTON. Secretary.
LECTIIRZI3.—THE 191:111S,CREBER
U has prepared. and is preparing-, new 'Lectures;
In prose and verse, adapted to popular audienees. and
Will deliver th em on acceptable tern* atalutlayttation
of Ttnng Sten Aesociations, Lyoeumg. and institutes
In the loyal States. He will also deliver addresses on
anniversary occasions for .Colleges. other Beßilnarlea of
Learning, and public bodies, political and social. Ad
dress PARK BENJAMIN. 76 West FOIVYY:IrIFTH
Street. New York. • an'N•lre
TWJENTIETII WARD BOUNTY
FUND MEETING.—An adjourned mottling of
the citizens of the ward will be held Tuts (Mdadar)
BVENIII 0 at 8 o'clock, 111. the Green Hill Church_ 01-
NASD Avenue, between SIXTEISNTEI and &EVAN . -
TEENTB Streets. Let every one liable to the draft
come forward at once and do their share
It B. EtAIIPER, Secretary.
SIXTH. PRECINCT, TWENT IETH
WARD, ATTRNTION I—All persons liable to
the draft will please take notice that a committee will
be In attendance ever} day and evening at James W.
Packer's Hardware Store, Noe. 1225 and 1227 GI
RARD Avenue, to receive subscriptions to tee Ward
Bounty Fund. au26-61
lar ANOTHER. DRAFT' MEETING IN
the FIE TRENTEI WARD on iIiONDAIf EVEN
ING, at School-house TWENTIETH and COATEE
Streets. The time is short; whatever is done, must be
done quickly. During the past week several thousand
dollars bays been received, .and paid out in hoorahs' to
volunteers, thus materially reducing the quota: yet a
much larger amount must bo paid before we are entirely
clear. Come out with your money, be liberal, and you
may escape • H. P. M BIRKINBINE,
an27.2tr Chairman Exe cutive Committee.
Inar. DIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE OF
THE MAPLE SBA DE OIL COMPANY, fi2l4
WALNUT Street, ',cover 23, 1834.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend
of FOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of• the Cott•
PatiY, payable at their office on and after the 30th 104,
free of State tax. The ?render Books will be closed on
the 11th Inst., at 3 P. 11.. mall the 30tlt.
an24-fa• TROS. R. SEARLE, Secretary,. •
rir" OFFICE OF TINE FRA,NIIFORE
AND SOUTHWARK PRILADELEKIL
PASSENGER RAILROAD COMPANY, BERKE Oda
Chatham) Street, below Fourth, PlllLADEgraticit, Au
gust 22, 1964.
From and after this day, the price of, a, sl_4_l4l fare on
the car p of this Company , will be FIVE CENT&
On and after Monday next, 29th inst., the use of EX
CHANGE TICKETS will be abolished.
ante-St CHAS. R. ABBOT%.Seezetaiy.
MOTICE.—WIIE PIENNISMINALMIA
• EIRE MU:RANCE COMPANY.
A.ITRCErr 25, Mt.
The Annual Meatus of the Stockholders of the
PEENSYLVASIA yin umunics i tOMPLNY
be held at their cage. on MOND A Y , e fifth Mtn ar
5, 1 °tent ber next. at 10 o'clo tit -A, ~ when an election
wfll be held foe nine DlrectorWrve for the eneulat
yes:. CROWELL.
ao2d-tia s Seetetaan.
or- TIIIIRD Bleb. I nisTuter.
—Tbe Delegates elect to the THIRD RINATO
RIAL DISTRICT corroraTioN. are requestedto meet
on MONDAY EVENINtr next, THI R D 'ck. ate North
Penneyleaaia Howl, corner and WILLOW
streets, to nomlnkleta candidate for Senator, Theodore
Grace ISseenteesta ward). Woes Rees Flank Clouds,
William Richasoad. rrank Haney, tram Corso n, Henry Fisher. Aaron Weerliblesedoh &de, Chaa,
Lamb.
W.AXI4II44.ICPEC St• BROWIT,
lii
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, Inc
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
irrorr P.
atfoitaa.
IL glory Saakm.
A. Wi ll iam H. Kara.
6. larloa X. Jenks,
6, arl'oe X. Runt.
1.
i iAir k t Parks.
if. 61 Taylor,
9, Jo Bleitand,_
lQ RloYaaa H. Corsa%
02 U.
tlharreli .EdwarthH r. Bead.olliday.
.
ZMIPIRF COPPER COBIPANY OF
MICHIGNIC
BOUM IS HEREBY GIVEN that xi installs:mid
TWO DOV.LANS PER SHARE on each aneYe van` .hare
of the cepltal eificir of the Empire Copper Obmpany of
Michigan has tbitrdaY been culled by the Board . of Di
rectors of mild Crempary,._ctne and rayabie st.tho office
of the Company, lib. 42M3 , WALNUT Street,_Pinladel
his. on or beforg' the Mph day of SEPTEMBEIL
Interest will' be obbrged on all inistalmots after the
same shalt have become dee
By order of the Bead of DiraCtore.
J. ff.tiONULLIff, Secretary.
PHILA.DBLrAtit, • nutlet 1111i41964*. an te-fintltlelo
-
120 r 11.EADQAMEIVPIERS
NIA ;MILITIA) ADSPITAL , DEPARTMENT:
traltareB6R4s, August 16, 18101;
The STATE MEDICAL-BOARD OF PENNSYLVANIA:
will meet in PITTSBURG'On MONDAY, the 29th daror
Aognot, 1864 and continad the week . durtnipthweek, to examines
candidates (or the wet - of-blecßoal'Ofikern Pentosei
vault Regiments.
-Physicians of Peatisetiwnia. irogood health, furnish
log satisfactory testimontais , se toomoral character, timci•
will be admitted to the examination:
The room in which the examination will be hebl
be indicated in the PitteborFtmoraing rowers on thselar ,
of meeting. By order of thellovernor:
JOREPEF A. PHILLIP&
Bargesuraimeral; Pnonsylvanllll.
0=372
tar OFFICE OF THE PHILA.DEL.-
PICA GAB WORSE,. Anocar MI, 1884 =at s.
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Philadelphia
Gas Works, held on the 6th instant,the following pre
amble and resolution were /ideated :
Whereas, The great advaamplaitho cost of living it:St
ymied an Imperative duty ors the Traits. to adrenal,
tikrwagee of their employees;_and whereas, the cost of
coaPand all ether materials consumed , in the inanufne
ince of Gag have advanced to a torten that arentialS the
Timeteas, in order to protect the- important treat-com
mitted to their charge from menu; lone, and to make
the-annual addition to tie Sinking. Fund required by
leer .to advance the price of enotifty cents per thou-
Band sable feet.
The Trustee, are aware that the increased price will
prove a burden to many - contnnann,andthey greatly re
gret the necessity that constrains iti.bet when the con
sumer reflects that nearly every actiole we purchase has
advanced from 50 to 100 per cerfo,.andi we propose but
an advance of 18b.per cent. on the main article upon
which we rely for revenue, its necessity must be appa
rent, particularly when the operatione of the past year
are known to have resulted in ,large lees to the Trust,
notwithstanding our then exiatingeontractienabled us
to purchase coal and retorts at very moderate prices; be
it therefore
Received, That the Chief ngineer be directed to give
public notice , that on and after thottlemt day of Septem
ber next the price of gas to private oonsumere shall be
three dollen; per thousand cubic feet, less a discount of
6 per cent. for prompt payment, and subject to the
Milted States tax. THOMAS 8.-STEWART,
actlff-htel Chief Faurineer.
Isir THE IJIIDEBSI6II4II2IIO. A. COMMIT- •
TEE appointed by theßounty Fund Convention
of the several wardr..for the purpose of recruiting for
the benefit of deficient wards, in antielpation of the
coming draft, impressed witio•the importance of the
subject, desire their fellow-citizens to unite with them
in as effort to fill the city's ratite. by obtaining volun
teer recruits: To do this be fo re the sth of September
will require the most earnest and vigorous exertions,
zed the Committee appeal to the patriotic and public
spirited to aid them by their isfittenee and by contriba
t Lona of the necessary means to offer inducements 'goal
.to , these offered by other comsmuittes. The Committee •
bevel appointed a sufficient number of recruiting lien
' tenants in various quarters of the oily, and all recruits.
obtained will be distribute&pro rata among the wards,
and, of course, will benefit most largely those that are.
meat deficient.
By united and continued effort the Committee hopa,,
if not to avoid the d. aft altogether, at least to reduee lb
to insignificant proportions,
The whole number required to free the city from the
draft was, on the first of August, about 9,000. From this
numberts to be deducted those who have been recruited
since that date, and such.oredits as the city may be..ea
titled to from persons enlisting la the navy from the city
and who have not been credited to net also frorm.per
eons enlisting in the navy from the State at 1 arta , aad
not credited to any particular district, of which the oily
will have her proportien. Marta are being mane to
ascertain these credits. The Committee also expect to
obtain recruits from .veterans re• enlisting, from. the
Southern States now occupied by our forces, az& from
other quarters. The Tao not deem it impossible. than
fore, by proper exertizine to fill the city's quota.
Money to neceeeary, and can only be obtained b 7 the
voluntary subscriptions of citizens. Such subscriptions
may be sent to the. addressee of any members: of the
Committee, as below given, or to the headquarters of
the Committee, No. 142 Smith rouwra Street.
JAMES L. CLAOIIORft, 207 CHTIRMAiIoy.
JANES H. ORN-B. 020 CHESTNUT Street.
A. H. FRANCISCA:IB, 5113 MARKET Street.
JOSHUA SPBSINO,_I42 SolFOUltTii Street.
AS
Dr. W. 13141,N16 Falls of hayikill.
JORIT W. PR&ZISfe. 919 So SIXTH Street.
an2Z-tf
. .
tali). WARD • BeUNTIT,
IN ADDITION TO
C n AND GOTBRNMENT BOUNTIES ,
Pe` it be paid to every remit enlisted in United States
Army, Navy, or Narineemis, to the credit of the
Apply to
At Provost Marshal's Office, BROAD and SPREtIe
GARDEI'I Streets. `>
premium paid to any person bringing a reenalt as
above.
Egbert IL Nichols.
"Peter Glasgow.
J. C. Adams,
Henry Banker,
James Flood.
Pmts.: Groves,
Jancms U. Hattrick t
Geo, W. Gillingham,
Wm. A. Levering,
Jobe Downey,
Alben T. Bayamon,
John Gilmore,
Alexander usher.
-an2s
I - 199 TR REGIMENT PA. VOLS.,
COI,. A. A..LECRLER.
$525 BOVNTY.
Men Mustered and Paid $425 immediately, $33.33 more
before leaving camp, balance in instalments;
PAY SID PER MONTR--CLOTIIING AND SUB
SISTENCE. -
•
Tbe Regiment is encamped at CAMP . CADWALA
DER, in comfortable quarters.
DON'T WAIT TO BE DRAFTED, but join this
regiment and leave your families well provided for. r
NO DELAY IN PAYING TEE BOUNTY 1
VETERAN OFFICERS.
auSl-7t HEADQIIABTERS 611 CHESTNUT Sired.
WOO Paw.
ABRAHAM ILSNO OLIN.
ON ILLIXOLII.
I aJOJ i 1.-A.9 4,111
ANDREW JOHNSON;
Or TUAIIIBIIL
axon RIA.L*
SENAT
MORTON MoMIC ;
T. CUNNINGHAM
Beaver Counts.
I ATTVE,
1.3. Etas W. Hell
14. Charles H. Bhirtner:
16. John Wieder,
16. David 114.30onnnsh2:
17. Thevid W. Woods,
18. Bums Benson.
19, John Patton,
190. SELtalol B. Dist[,
71. Rvernrd Mores,
72. Jobs, P. Penney,
23. !Mousses Melanie-a:
84. John W. Blimiherd.
•` Committee.
•
OE wIRON. OUsiniu.
REPRES
MILITARY.
FIFTEENTH WAILDr
ISAAC M. KRUPP,
H. P. M. BIRKINBINE,
Chairman Executive Committee
O....DRAFT !-TWELFTH WARD, AT
TENTIDNI-60 MN WANTED to join Company E,
Captain J. C• Schuler, 199th Regiment Pa. Vole.,
Col. A. A. Lechler, to be credited to Twelfth Ward.
aunt( Headquarters, No. 611. CHEATNUT Street.
FINANCIAL.
10-40 C(YUPONSI
BITE IST SEPTEMBER
5.40 , COUPONS,
DBE MT NOVEMBER,
oualit at beg ratee
an23-10t If
N EW
NATIONAL LA CO A. 1,1
AT PAR.
J ain 1410 Ili LiWltik
COUPONS ATTACHED.
3•10:1:Cz:94 1.11, (11.1;0N
=in
The tellnethellr pays ISnlswfal maw at the and of
ihreireais; or, the holder had the rhsht to demand at
dud time
/13 is No BONDS AT PAZ INSTEAD 07 TUB CAM
This I:slyness is valuable, as these 6.20 Bonds are Oar
met popular Loan. and are now selling at eight ser
neat. premium.
flabseriptions received in the nimal manner. and the
anneal and proposals Of the Secretary of the Troaoary,
together with our Madam and all 'lawman inforiaa-
On. will be furnished On auslioation at our °Soo.
JAY COOKE dtr 00.;
Ho. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
7 3_lo 'U. B. LOALti.
WIUMO NATION AZ. BANK
MIA.DILPHLti
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
pinramin AUBW MILTED STATES.
Miter instructions from the TreasulY rapertraust,
this Bank is prepared toreceive rerbsoriptione to the new
Loan issued on Three Teen' Preasruy Notes with Om-
Pus attached, bearing Interest at the rate of two sent,
day on every $lOO. • •
Thew, Treasury Notes are eonvertible at maturity, at
the option of the holder. Into U. B. 6 per unit. Bonds.
Mitered Parable In can) redesmaide after five yearn,
and Payabbein twenty, front Alwyn AS, MI.
'lnterest allowed tiom date of salweription to August
16, and on all subscriptions after that date the accrued
Interest will be required to be paid.
DAVID B. PAUL, President.
ant-lm
Ads MI, 1964.-
TTITEW 7:VY LOAN:.
Rvbscriptions received. and the Noteehia
nisb ad. free of rIT otuctie st e.4,7 • 3 . Bon).
Banker
au' 244 m —C.— lit South THIRD Streikt.
syL .1370.CKS - •
Botrawr M U SOLD OF commissioN.
ooßes 3. BOYD,
. . la south:THIRD Street. art2:l•Sm
„„
Giig,I2."4'.OI2TITALL 4 Orgo/7:1, ILOVSE,
IS, 1 7-130 1.4011.14 .
The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that nub
scriptions will be received for Coupon Treasary 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 and interest both to be paid
in lawful Money.
These notes will be convertible, at the option of the
holder, at maturity, into eta-per- cent. gold•bearing
bonds, payable not less than live nor more than twenty
years from Choir date, as the Government may elect.
They will be leaned in denoininationrof $5O, 3100, 4500,
$l,OOO, and ss,ooo,and . all subscriptions must be for fifty
dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars.
As the notes draw interest from August 15, persons
soaking dePoeits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date of note to datio of depoelt.
Parties deportin g twenty- flve thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes st any one time will be allowed
a commission of one. quarter of one per cent.
SPEOIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT IS A RATIONAL SAYINGS BARK, offering a
higher rate of interest than any other, aid the teat
sectirily. Any savings bank which pays its depositors
in ti. S. Notes, Considers that it is paying in the beet
oironlating mediam - of the country, and it cannot pay
in anything botter,•for its own assets are either is
Government eecnrttioe•erin notes or bonds payablein•
Government paptr.
Convertible blips-Six-per-cent. 5-20 Gold
In addition to' the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years, this privivilege of conversion is now
worth about three per eent. per annum, for the c arrent
rate for 5-2 D Bonds is norless than nine per cent. pee
',llium, and before the war.the premium on six-per • cent.
U. B. stocks was over twenty per amt. It will be seen
that the actual 1114t1t on this loan; at the present Inatitet
rydue, in not lees than ten percent. per-annum.
lb Exemption from-State et , Municipal
Buttaside *Om all the aditantages wrrhave enumera•
ted, teinteclal set of t ongrese exempts.. aft Bonds and
Treasury Noto front locai-tavation. On. the average,
';this exemptiogrisw.orth abourtwo percent, per annum,
'accordiag to the rate of tazltion in vatic/n*l*dg of the
lootintry. •
Itie believed that no. seenoltios oftbrato•great induce
mentabolenders as those Issued , by the Government.
lb sal other forms of indebtedness, tbe- faith or ability
of private parties, or stock °ems:sales, or separate corn
.mtsitiee, only, is pledged forpaymeatt whtlo the whole
property of the country is held to sesurtrthe discharge
of obligations of the Unitedetates.
BintSoBl7l . lollB trim BE: neonwsnly . tbe.Treasurer of
the United States, at 'Washington,. tire several Astiatant
Treasurers and designated3Dispositadat - s, and by the
First National Bank of Nbiladelpirlai.Pa.
Second National Bank rag Philadelphia, PO.
Third National Bank of P3iladelgals,X6.
Fourtik National Bank efilltiadobphia,.Pa.
.knid_ by an National Bankslakialn are-depositaries of
Public laoney, and
ALL RESPECTABLE!, BANKS-AND , BANKERS
throughout the country adligiva- further iatormation.
and'
; AFFORD RVRRF FARTI)TY TO , SUBSCRIBERS
•-• att2.l2E
OIL ST 0.-0-R.&
BOUGHT AND , SOLD OM COMMISSION
Amy Informstlon t glvew reckaired.
PALMS-R. & HUEY,
Ma0.11:110113, '
an 29.61 No. S 4• SOUPS TRIED STRUM
RETAIL Dam GOODS.
NEW SS :151W irOie. 19141,
♦ NSW AND GRUM INVENTION IN
HOOF METE.
THE DIIPLEA ELIZIFTIO (OR DOtIBLIM EITLEL
SPRING.
J. L. .11$ J. G. WWI, No. 9 7' CHAMBERS STEJIM
No.
YORK,
Are the .ONTIDOSII or the patent and exclusive mannese
turas of tha,
3: W. EtRADLKY'S
PATENTED. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC ST= SPRING
BEIRTE
This invention consists of Dnplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel Swings, isgenionely braided fig) Aly and. Armin
together, edge to edge, making the totiddiest. most WM
tic, flexible, and desable spring evernead, enabling the
Wearer, is conswinenee of Its great elasticity and Ansi
blencee, to place and.fold the skirt when In use as easily
and with the same convenience as a, silk or manila
drew, It entirely obviates and Weenies the only °bier
Mental° hoop OW% VII: the "atuinsace to the, weanr
as ell as the public, especially in crowded assembles.
carriages. railroad cars, church pews, or in c rowde d
place, from the dithealty of contracting them o ems's
lad a mall apace, This entirely 301110Y138 the. 'flicalty,
while giving the skirt the usual fall and symmetrical
-form, and is the lightest and moat stylish and graceful
appearance for the street. opera. Promenade, or berme
m
dra A lady having eniored. the plead - are, comfort.
and peat convenience of. inuring ths. 'Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for a single 'day, Will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They are the
best quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most
dnrabie, comfortsble, dna eaonoraisal skirt made. Mer
chants will be supplied as above, and. ladies In most
first. cleat retail stores is this city and throtigheat the
different States.
Mir Inquire for the
DOUBLE niarna spume SKIRTS.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
MKT,
Very flexible, folded eaMly when in nee to -occupy a
small space, making the moat agreeable skirt worn.
For sale by J. M.. RAYLEIGH.
' 902 CHESTNUT Street.
TIUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT,
. 8 -• THE MOST POPULAR
AND FLNXIBLIC. IN USE.
SHIPPPARD, VADELLRLIRGEN, & AR.33.150N.
ZOOS CHESTNUT Street.
PATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SEIB:La
For sale by
J. 0. ILVENVELI, at SON,
S. E. Oor. ELEVENTH wed CHESTNUT Strixds.
B 311. S
HOUSEKEEPERS, TAKE NOTICE.
a. C. STRAWBRIDGE &
(FORMERLY COWPERTHWAFF 61, C 0..).
N. W. CORKER EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.,
are now offering the largest stock of Blankets to. be
found in this city at moderate prices:
BERTH BLANKETS,
OMB BLANKETS,
CRADLE BLANKETS,
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t
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-36 Acre FARM, convenient to Wallingford Madan,
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line Spring and Stream of Water. Handsomely located
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'VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY :Mt
POCIMIN ORSSII.—Good Stone MILL and 6
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REAL- ESTATE. REAL ESTATE
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a027-111f W eor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
MEFOR SALE CHEAP—GERMILIT,
TOWN coT reels. corner Green and Johnson
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beautiful lawn, and everything make it a dmirable
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as27-tf If 123 South rotrum Street.
ER FOR BALE-WITH IMMEDIATE
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Elegant four.story Dwelling, north side Arch, west
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Neat DWelling, 1616 Mt. Vernon street. Lot 18 by 90.
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Neat Dwelling, north side Mt. Vernon, went of Nine
teenth street. Lot 20 by 104 Twelve rooms. 416,500.
Neat Dwelling, south side Mt. Vernon, east of Six
teenth Lot 18 by 90. Tivelve rooms. $5,600.
Elegant Dwelling, 457 North Porirthetreet. Lot RI by
86. Eleven rooms. $8,900.
Very eligibly-located Dwelling, MS North Seventh
street. Lot 20 by 90. $7,800.
Three new Dwellings, Thirteenth , street, north of
.Master; finished admirably throughout. $t 590.
Well-built, nearly new Dwelling, 980 North Seventh
street: twelve rooms. Lot 18 by 93. $11.290.
Neat Dwelling. Twelfth street, north of Race. Lot
18 by 90: al.venrooms. $5,500.
Splendid drat-clans Dwelling, 925 Franklin street;
twelve rooms. Lot 18. feet 6 inches by 110 feet deep.-
69.8110.
Magnificent four-story Dwelling, north aide of Green,
west of Tenth ; fifteen rooms. Lot 93 by NM. 80.000.
Neat Dwelling, west side of Fifteenth, north of Pine
street. $3,600.
Neat news 4 Dwelling, 2202 Pine street; ten rooms. Lot
18 by 80. ,010.
Splendid nearly-new Dwelling, south side of Green,
'west side of Twenty - third ; twelve roosts. Lot 18 by
118 feet deep, $6.600.
Besides scores of others, of which possession can be
bad immediately. or In every short time. GEORGE C.
MILLER. Practical Real Estate Broker, 151 North
SIXTH Street.
Cut this out for future reference.
EA FOR SA - LEL-SPLENDID • SIDE
'YARD DWELLING, northeast corner of Eighth
and Poplar streets; seventeen rooms. Lot 25 feet by 115
feet deep, and widening to 41 feet. $ 15,1100.
Neat gide-yard Dwell Priceranklin street; thir
teen rooms. Lot 55 by 114- 413,25 Q.
Elegant aide-yard Dwelling, east side of Franklin
street, above Poplar. $12.000.
Neat Dwelling. 925 Franklin street ea,SX).
Bcridea nearly 2„000 others. Immediate possession
of all tie above and, fifty others. MILLS%
an27-2tif . 154 North SIXTH Street.
ail FOR SAME-A. OOIINTRY
•ms— PLACE'on the line of Germantown Railroad, con
taining over two acres ; large double Stone House, 14
roonm; bet and cold water, ,gae, ho . Garden tilled
With all Made of fruit trees, ate. Possession immediate.
an 47-30 G. W. RUSSELL, 22 N. SIXTH St:
FOR . 8 AI; E• OR EXCHANGE , -
Nagniftoent . Country Seat and Farm of 33 acres,
crops, utensils, &a.. in the very best portin of Backs
county, four and a half miles from Bristol. $12,001
Superior Bret .elass Farm of 86 acres. excellent tm-
Provements, Ste. , only tan miles from the city.on Penn-
Neat Country Seat and 18 acres, only four and a half
miles from Market street bridge, on the Baverrord
road. Price S7CO Per acre. MILLER,
LOU-2W 154 North SIXTH Street.
IMPORTANT BALE OF VALUABLE
COAL LANDS.
The attention of csisitaliets is Galled to the pale
to take place at the COURT ROUSE, in Pottsville.
Schuylkill county, Pk, on SATURDAY, September 3,
at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, of a valuable -
COAL TRACT,
situate in the town of Tuscarora, Schuylkill
county, which contains all the coal veins that
are. now. being worked on the Tamaqua company's
lands at Buckville with a run upon it of 1,700 yards or
nearly- one mile. .Thls tract offers inducements equal
to any other tract, from Pottsville to Tamaqua., for ex
tensive operations. The improvements consist of a
breaker, with engine,lF OPOWII, &e. capable of break
ing forty care of weper day,togeeher with fan, blocks
of miner's houses, &o. au2S-4t•
W.A.TER POWER TO BENT. APPLY
to DAVID CHILLAS, Newark. D&. sa-lba
pmmii9
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
-a. CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
&dale of SIMON S. JOktßfife deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Coed to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of RAO BABE. JONBS , Executr ix
of. the Estate of. EKON S. JONES, deceased, and to
report Aletribution of tbe balance in the hands of the
accountant, will meet the parties interested for the pur
poses of his appointment on THURSDAY, the Bth
of d.ptember ISM at 4 o'clock P . N at hie office.
No. 266 South THIRD Street, in the city of Philadel
phia. BDWLED TILBURY JONES,
aur2-mwfst Auditor.
VSTATE• OF-JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY
•L. A PAXSON deceased .— Letters testamentary apon.
the estate of JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY PAXSON, de
ceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all
Persons indebted , to said estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims or domande against
the tame wilt please present them to
LUCY ANN PAXSON. Executrix,
No. '713 WALLACE Street.
an29•m6t•:
V . ST ATE OF WILLIAM MASON,
•ALA deceased.
Letters Testamentary upon the last will and testa
ment of WILLIAM MASON, late of the city of Phila
delphia, deeessed,.havinsamen granted to the under
signed by the Register of Wills for the city and coantY
of Philadelphia all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make pa yment , and those having claims
against the Estate to resent them without delay to
'JANE BLIZAIiETH MASON, Bxecutrix,
419 ARca•Street,
of to her Attorney in factTHOMAS T [MOON,
'No. *.213 mAßinrr Street
Philadelphia, August 22tb, 1/354. an99-met."
STATE OF J.411M3 B. RINKFL&MER,
V
deeeseed.—Letters of Administration
he tate
of J a me, B m a at i amer, deceased, /LAT/141113t0 tEs
M granted
au persOnS haVlng, Maims or da
ta the undersigned,
monde against the said estate are requested to present
them, and those Indebted will make payment without
Way, to LEVI H. Jol4lo3oX,Adm'r,
306 North THIRD Street,
Or to his Attorney, /MIRA" X. WALLACE.
anEr-met l,9lR,Eloath SIXTH Street.
—VIA
AIjtANY AND TROT
DELAWARE AND RARITAN
( CANAL.—The barge OLIVE BRINCH, J Tarner,Maa
ter, is now loading at first wharf below SPRUOR Street,
gad will sail for the above points on WEDNESDAY,
An et
For freight, which be taken on roagoaablaboung.
apply to D. L. DEL AWA RE IL nu
e. 304 South Avenue.
a r id dr u t FROM NEW YORK, FOR
NEW HAVEN. HART OED. SPRING.
HELD and BOSTON —The etealnesa CONTINENTAL
and ELt CITY leave Peck Shp, mat Elver, daily at
NH alkali at Wahl. lje2S) 3m
AT REASON'ABLE PEIOES.
AIUCTION SALES.
OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSLRY OF
SUBSibTHSOM ,
WABllllsolo7r. D. C.,. kusust 211, JAW
Will be sold at piablicpuclion. on MOYD 8%0.
sth. 1864. at 11 o'clock A. M.. at the Sixth - street wharf.
Wo , hington D. (7., the following pliblto property, in
good condition. viz:
One thought.' (LW) Beef HM es. salted.
rifty-twn (62) Beef Hides, dirf.
Eleven (11) Sheep Skins.
Terms Cash, to Government (nude.
GREEttg,
Captain. irrLd 4.. s:,l.
UCTIoN SASE OF COMMIX=
AIL HORSES.
cAvALST Brianatr 07 aTel liV oi m birr DR E P P A r M er
it'AentafOrow D "Cf2l""lif
Will D. D., Armeemit bid e-r.
:3086C
braold'at pnbliri auction,-to the bleb C
at the time% and place. named below, via
-1
•
Reading, - Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, audio pri
Altoona, 7 7 .110 16 7 1 1/anlay TialiFtb . DAY, Amine 26 - 1864
186 1abanon, MneY/Venao. - THURSDAY, Sept - 0213a 1,
Harrbdron, Vanneybranin, THURSDAY, Septereneg
8,1f61. _
TWO 1117ND.13.0 (200rCarairy norms at eachgime ,
nose lionee WO been eadenined as unfit for The
Ce.val service of fi fe Army,.
ry
For Road and Farb' inirivtanotiany good•baigalnn
may be bad.
Hort.ee cold eingly.
- Terms: Cash in UnitotTiltatos Cuitanov.
JAMS A. BMW, •
Colonel and Chief Qoartermaster
•
ate- taea cavalry Bares!
ADIUMEI4TENTS
ait OVER'S N'''. 4 2W CVESTNU7-.
N-A STREET THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
The great Romantic, Musical, Pentomimtv. Spectamdat
Drama.
AL.ADDINI OR THE WOIORRFITI. LAACP.
THE LIVING FOUNTAIN OF t. )Loßsn 'PATER%
All thddew and magnificent Se , r4N ERN", Menai PM..
imr,ties, wonderful Effecte, superti HORtOMPS. sUtrtOne
Transformations . , grand Choruses , : Rid beautiful. Magic,
Dances, SoneSe llm • tra9-3t
_ _
. „
WALEMSTREET T 11E AT
Plq. MOH zonatt.
When it inctst/be withdrawn for oNier kidyeltiere- .
THE NAIAD BITEEN,_
The moat interest:J. poetically bsanbril; and setimisiV
tel dramatic pa sne. - Ai of the mo'..
TEllh EVE Ni AHD DURING TIM VEER",
with entirely new ScerierT, most Dellgbail Meiatc. ldr
wilderinti °organ:es Costrimes, ard - SPlegiad -
Cast of Characters:
Box Ohre open from 9 till 3 o'clock. DocoirpPiiii at
Performance commences at a quarter to 8 o'iiloch. 211 A,
A SSEMBLY 1313TE,DINGS; TENTH"
4-2.- AND ELIESTNUTStreets.
TEMPLE OF WaNDEESi SIGNOR 13 2 r . E'l
• TEMPLE OF WONDERS!
__.,.•
Signor Blitz , sicsor•Viitzi Signor EMI
OPEN Fele THE SEASON
Hall Beautifully Dimoratcd and SEASON.
Hall Beautifully Decorated and Repalicor
Eiery Evening, Every Events'''. Every aiming_
WEDNESDAY AND SATBRDAY AFTERNOONS,
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons ' •
Every Evening, Every Evening, Every Evening.Cbangeeof Performance Gonstantiy,
Necromancy, - _Ntieremairey. Reeriyartinbx.
Ventriloquism, ventrikogniem, Ventriloquists.
Birds, Birth, Birds. Birds, rrYds.
Admission. Cents. Children,. ZS Cents, Besorfell
&OF. 110 CIMILS.
Evening Performances consmiMee at 731. After-Jaw
at 3.
CONCERT
Commencing 219 ND AY HVIININH , Angtist 20th.
ONE - WBER , ONSY I
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY CHRISTY MINSTRIMIt -
And this great ederde artist.
GEOEOE CURIBTY.
.7.• W. RAYNOR Mismeter and Pratuiebas.
First appearance in this City since their return DM=
England, after ap absence of eome - yeartx '
All the great Extravaganzas. Bavtesques. Atc:. which
butte made the name of CHAPITY'S - •
"AS FAMILIAR. AS HOUSEHOLD WORDS,".
will be produced during their sojourn here. • There.
sources of the Christy Minstrels are superior to any brtn
astral organization in existence, which- enable them t
present in a ennerb manner tine humors and oddities of
SOUTHERN PLANTATION LIFE r
is ell Rs broad, mirthful, and 'original z . tbalsos.
Particulars in small Adiniseton 20 cents; OX!.
chestra Seats in front. sDcents
•
au24-lL JOHIPP. SHIVA Dtariness Agent.
'FHB ACA DIME OF •FI NB ARTS.
• •• 1 - CHESTNUT Street.:aboveTeath.ls OPEN DAMN;
torriattors, from 9A.K. to P. . • .115
BOARBDTG.
L'LIGIBLE ROOMS NO-W VACANT
atIIILL'B.
au23-Im* 328 sPittres Street.
UNTRY BOARDING AT • MRS.
N—; BROOKE'S, Mount Airy, near the-Station. .Tvo
rooms now vacant. Apply at Mount Airy, or 140 M
WALNUT Street.auB9-6r•
Iiv•ANTED—BoA:RDING, WITH TWO
commnnicating rooms, for the- winter. at either
Germantown. Chestnut Hill; or Mt. Airy . for a family
of three persons. Address '' RM. stating terms.
Whichmust be reasonable, at this office. an.B7-210
ROARDING.-TWO MCOND- STORY
wo roma TO LET. at MN North 'PETITE at. .10.4
AIL DL PARIS FOR 'THE SKIN.--
The " EMAIL DE PARIS " will remove all taut
or discoloration of the eklr, whether from the, sun or
from theses air, and is therefore invainable.for redo--
ill:10s vitality and healthiness of the skin. injured by
disease, by exposure. or by reptd °haulms of to moera
tare. E. JOUIN, ILI TENTH Street, below Chestnut.
is the only agent for l'Email de Paris. au26
LOST AND FOUND.
CCER'T'IFICATE 'OF STOCK. 'LOST.—
Tie underOgited lost Certificate No. 80. dated Sept.
15,1858. for 20 Shares of Stock in the UNION BANS. OP
PHILADELPHIA. Notice bt hereby Riven to all persona
interested to show cause why a new certificate
not be inroad by the. Bank in lien of the one lost. •
I ian2B-mwl2t H. C. GREENA.WALT. Fayetteville; Ps.
LOST OR . DESTROYED- BY FERN.
--Certificate of Stook No. MR for 1,000 Shares of
the Stock of the New York end Middle Coal Field Rail—
road and Coal Company; and hereby give notice that, L
have made application for Certificate in Hen thereof. .
A. K. McCLURE.
CRAWBER6I)IIRO, Atignet.3o. ISfil. ar.99-lawfllt
T:OI3T-17. 8. 78-10 BONDS, NO. 17;004
44 for SSA Nos. 69,861-6-8-7-8 for $lOO each, pavable
in February and Angtust. to the order of uSWALD
THOMPSON, guardian of Theodore H. Reakirt, and
unendorsed. Application for payment of the came bse
been made at the Treaenry Department. Any informa—
tion will be suitably rewarded by
TRIO. - EFAICIRT,
4011. WALNUT Btr4et.
ant -1130
EDUCATIONAL.
TITSTRUCTION.—.A. OENTLEMAN, A.
member of tie University of Prance, baying bad air
experience-of - len years as Principal of a Classical
French and English School in the city of New York. de
=ea to farm as engagement in a - =hoed, and also to
give private inatractlon in families.
First-elamrreference given.
ddrees S. T. L.," care of Blanchard & Les.
an2B-mwf•Et• No. 1U B. YOUBTE Street.
A TARI( E.. WILKINSON'S • SCHOOL
FOR LITTLE GIRLS, 18 North ELEVENTH Street.
Thorough Iwamoto's in French, Music, and Dracring.
Six pnwle can be received es boarders. ant 9-6;
MADAME MASSE AND
MOR IN '8 ENGLISSE .and FRENCH SCHOOL for
Young Ladies, at No 1342 SPRUCH Street. Philsidel
pbta,_will reopen on WIDiVESDA.Y. sEPrEmB.SZ 14tie.
anN-Int•
PHILL.IYELPIITA• MILITARY
senoor..(cnurciana Saunders' rnstittacomultr-
NIP TFI and MARKET Streets, ) reopens Septrelill.
Address Professor B. D. SAUNDERS, D. D.
MARGARET ROBINSON WILL. - BE
OPEN ERR SCROOL FOR GIRLS, RACE Street"
above Franklin. oaths sth of Ninth month. APPL t*
M. ROBINbON , Cottage Row, Germantown. saw -
THE ENGLISH AND CLA.SelGitra.
School for Boys, No. 2 It 7 EST PENN' SQUABS; DKm
this resumed Sept. IL J. DAVISON, Principal. su29-11m•-
(FORGE' R RA.RKER'S ENGLISH.
and CLASSICAL SCHOOL, PRICE St. , Germantimn.
will REOPEN on MONDAY, Sept. 5, Ma an29-12to
au27-2tlf
WEN - HALL FEMALE SEMINARY
-a-A Located at PARADISE, Lancaster county, Pa. Flue.
next Seaslon of this Inetitutlon will on on the third
Monday (19th) of September. A full pe corps of able
Teachers will be employed. For further particulant
mend for a circular or address the Principal,
O. S. WAL
an29.18t. Paradise. Lancaster eicni.
DANCING ACADEMY,:---D:.
?ENTER, 625 ARCH Bt., will open Ma Acadii !
for the recoption of Scholars on THURSDAY, Sevten—
ber let, 1561 anEl•St.
PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL OF - Dig-
SION FOR WOMEN re-opens BSPITaBIiII fkit„
at the build io g recently purchased, 8. W. corner FIL
BERT Street and Pt nn Sonars..
Diaacrorts.—Joseph Harrison, Redwood F. Warner,.
William J. Elorstmann Charles Gibbons, 811 S . Price,
Jas. L. GLaghorn, Jaa.'lL . Orne Wm. Bneknell, Was.
Sellers, P. P. Morrie. David S. 'Brown. Geo. Whitney.
T: BRAIDWOOD, Principal. I
Telegraphing Taught. a027-6t-
THOM A. 13 . HAIDWINIO EROLIE111;
-I- Mathematical and Claisloid. Sohoolfor Boys, N.I.
corner of BROAD and ARCH Streets, will neonan BHP...
TIMBRE 6th. an27-ITa"
MISS MARY E. TilliOPP-WILL
OPEN her ENGLISH and PREACH BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, at No. 18 , 41:
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, on the 12th of An.
lemlber. For circulars, until the, let of September, ad,
dress Mice THROPP. Valley Forge, Pa. enS-6w'
GLENWOOD ACADEMY, DMA—
WARE WATXR GAP, MONROE CO., PA.
The fall session of the above institution wit
monsoon the 12th of.the 9th month. (Soptember). -"re:
particular' apply lo SAMUEL ALSOP, Prindpal.
ITBO-2m Delaware Water_ Gap, Monroe co, pa.
THE WEST CHEBTER ACADEMY
ADD MILITARY INIITITUTB.
The scholasticyear of ten mon.ths commences on this,,
Ant TU&SDAY, the 6th of September next, and cdoeng.
on the let of July-following.
Boys and young men prepared for College or Btudnewg;
In its various requirements.
The modern. languages are taught by riattos .resittawg -
Taisho:* who have no connection with any °thew:
sch.
Vo ool r estalorma and full Information apply to
WY F. WY IRS, A. Y., •
Prim:Volt%
or, J. RIJITTRB WORSALL, Aa A. N. Ph. D.
Associate
WWI MISTER- Peons.,
FEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWIii .
14. J.—This Institution le pletaantly located ~on the
Delaware BiTer, about thirty miles by rallroaa from
Philadelphia. IThorongh instruittion is given in ihe
common and higher branches of English, and superior
advantages are furnished in the Ancient and Moder...-
Languages, Drawing, Painting In all its brunches.
Vocal and Instrumental Music. For Catalogues,
dress Esv. JOHN B. BRAKELEY, A.
en4-ftw President.
BUSINESS EDIIOATION. - Y 0 11-NR 2
Men prepared for the Counties Howe and butanes&
life at CEITTENDEN'SCOMMERCLAI. COLIEGE,
OBESTIsitIT Street, coarser of Seventh.
graetical inetructloa la B.OOY-KoOPLIIM, in all Sin .
branches; Peumanshlp, plate and ornamental; Marian, „
tile Calculations 0.
Telegraphing tin' Snood and on Paper Caught by ono
of the best of procaeal Operator,.
s tu d en t s hastrapted separately, and received at wry.
ti m e. Diplomas. with the sopa, 'of. tbe Institution at
tached, ate sr dell on graduating.- ratalognea eoateiaint
particulars furnished gratis OA &Placation. anal-in
VENTRAL I N BTE TENT.
••••/ and. SkSLING CIA_RDZIN Streets, 'inn). tames,
Sept. 6th. Bop, prepared, for any Dretsion of tilt
Public grammar Schools, far Vollege, or for Bashrem
gpeCtal attention given tomtit' boys.
an 26.110. B. O. ric9TEßra. At IL. Prilicii"
THE .ERGLIkat. AND er.AtssioA.i.
SCHOOL, A. W. corner eagarniT• »i': TW r
V,PTit Streets. ‘lll reopen Ola MONDAL . Sertelsbe;
be btk.
linnal3er of pupilaltsnited to fort,-
Rene of tuition louse as last year.
Roe references and PlirtiCo- 1 1 03 nee Ckmalara.. . ANA
may be bad a* ltr.ltaanard'a mug Store or atueerkik
Boom, wherotbePencipal.feneeeesor of Char les
d. ffi. Omar be Mal every illeralne between
RE
%la MC
o'clock. A. B. BEIRLESik.
an26-Irn No. 1.30 . 1, AACR Street.
110, W. PETTIT WILL 113-OPEN
Lie Itudio far the ref:option of Panne to the Arta of
DRAWING and PAINTIIIO, at No. North TUTU'
stre4 on the 16th of September. an2e4m•
•
OLASSICAL ,lIiBTITUTIC,
street below LOCUST. DAties rimmed 1312 4 -
TEMBSR .1. W. FAIDES D. D..
aii2s-2m• pritiolDlL •
00, •TUNING.-
Mr: S BGINT gives natios of his listen to
this oily, and ord e r reirorse Dewiness by the Ise
of
September: All ' received as usual, sit
BON & CO% store, 901 91116110:11 &Tsat ituAl is
DEPAV.TXFAT. TOX .• HtitrZTQZ W 9 14g.
PERSONAL.
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