SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tas l'oruLaa Ouvratie Uou or PartA.
"OAS HALL."
Iftest-elaes goods at *oarlike priNo.
W.lLulls= & 1 ROWA.
8. 3. 4017111 r 9/20/11 sad ALUM? Stmts.
041(41 / DiDartinut make to order) No. 18. Sixth Bt.
WMIZL2II & W1743014'121 HIGHEST PlOOll3ll
• LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
`• FHB CHEAPEST, EfIIIPLEST, AND BEST.
" legrooms. 704 CHESTNUT Street. above Seventh,
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MoNEILL.-Ou the 4th !net, ,Perry son of Hannah
std the late Perry R. McNeill, aged 18 years,
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
head Vernon, from his Wednes d ayeden, N 0.2224
ount Vernon street, on 7th Met., at 10
o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill.
ABBOTT. -On *Lath day evening. Ninth month adi
Sltrabeth W. Abbott, aged 54, widow of the late George
Abbott, and youngest daughter of Joshua Longstreth.
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her fa-
Rend from the residence of her father, at Barclay Hall,
n Turner. s
blue, on Third day afternoon, at 9 o'clook.
~ torment at Laurel Hill,
WEST -On Friday, 2.1 lust., the Rev: Nathaniel
eel, D. D. , late senior Chaplain of datterlee Hospital,
P., in the 70th year o bis nee.
Funeral from West Ar-street Presbyterian Church,
veer of Arch and Eighteenth streets, on MOO(1114' s
pl. Sib, at 10.44 o'clock A. N.
The clergy of the olty and vicinity, the friends of the
amity, and the public generally. are respectfully in ,
sited to attend, 'without further notice.
The members of the Central Preebytery of Philadel
phia are requested lo meet at the late residence of the
deeeased, 1t62 Filbert street, at 10 o'clock, and proceed
to the churn.
PEEIDISTED-On Sunday, the 4th inst., Helen Wright,
%%W ear, daughter of John Grier and Annie Olwine
I The ?rinds of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock P. AL . from the mit
dance of her parents, No, 1529 Poplar street. To pro.
aged to Glenwood Cemetery, SC
SCHAFFER. -Suddenly, on the lot inst., at Loretta
#, Scrimp, J. Preadrlek ache fOr,in the tilst year of Me
4 11 151,111 f d r ittin of Gottlelb and Freadri aka Schaffer. .
and relatives of the family, and also the
.*Lafayette Lodge, No; 71 A, Y. M., are respectfully 0 .
Vited to attend the funeral, from the reehlence of his
`• parents, northwest corner of Tenth and Mount Vernon
t irg e .b l ar e A ( er n t a n y) d. ' e f . te a r d u rs i iat i Att k ßra Bradsha w,
14 the Slat year of her age, sq.
"Weekly Report of Internment&
Hnenra Orr= ' Set tember 9,.1864.
Deaths and interments in the Ott,/ of Phi/addle/Ma.
from the 27th of August-to the 3d of Sept., 1851.
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CASON OF DEATH . ro 01,08118 OP DRAM 5 -
.4 a
• - . ,
ANCONA 1 lever, Typhus .v 4
Anemia 1 " Typhoid. •••• 37 B
Apoplexy 1 Gangrene 010.0 1 1
Cancer Of Skontleh.. 1 Hernia 1
Casualties ....... 4 1 Hemorrhage 2 1
Croup."... • ....... 4 /looping Cough 4
Coneetion, Brain.. 2 Inflammation of the
Cho'era Infantnm... 34 Brain••••••• 1 8
Morints 1 " Brought 2
Cerebro Spinal Me. " Kidneys 1
nt netts ...... 2 " Liver 2
Collapse of Lunge.. 1 " Lungs.: . 1 2
Consumption, Lungs 81 9 " Peritoneum . 2 1
" . Bowels.. 1 " St. &Bowels. 4 4
Conirtnelone 2 9 Inanition .... 4 4
Diptheria...... ..... 1 Marearnue 14
..Mambas, 16 4 Old Ages
Dropsy 8 2 Obetruction, B owels 1
" Brain .... 1 6 Palsy... 1
s"
erum of Heart.... 2 9 Pyemla 8
Hip 1 Scrofula 2
4Prowned ' 1 Softening of Brain.. 1
Dysentery 4 Small-Pox 1
ability .•.. ..• , U 6 Still-Vorn 10
':fusion on Brain... 1 Suicide 2
. Repay 2 arching. 1
ysipelas 1 Tapes Mesenteries.. 1
&nature of Skull 1 Teething l
OM', Catarrhal... 1 'Ulceration, Bowels.. 2
Congestive .• 1 " Kidneys. 1
" Gastric 1 Unknown .:• .. • ..... 1 1
Spotted 1 4
Wonnde-Gunehol.. 12 3
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Scarlet.
TOtal ........ 01 ......... 1104.- "00 ....... 159 162
or TES ABOTO MESA 'WEBB
. der 1 year ...... .......79 Fro m 90 to 60 ~....2 5
m. Ito 2 29 ' 50 to 60 17
to a 24 " 60 to 70 12
to ID 7 " 70 to 80 2
"ID to 15. 4 " 80 to 90 2
15 to 20...... - 17 " 90{l0100 3
Zito XL........61 " 100 to 110 ..0
"" 90 to 40... ..... ......30 " 110 to 120••.,.........0
'Total 321
WARDS. WIG*. WARDS.
rat • • .•..28 Tenth .... 6 Nineteenth 16
.ond Eleventh ....... 6 Twentieth 18
rd . Twelfth 4 Twenty-Bret...-8ret...3
math 7 Thirteenth ..... 6 Twenty-secortd.l2
th .............. 9 Fourteenth...... Twenty-third .. 6
th 7 Fifteenth ]7 Twenty-fourth. 62
•venth .15 Sixteenth 9 Twenty-fifth ... 3
ghth..........19 Seventeenth .... 6 Unknown.. ... .. 11
.inth ...... 8 Eighteenth
otal 321
, educt deaths from the country 11
et deaths In the city 310
NAITYyrY. -United Staten, 251; Foreign, 47; Unknown.
; Almshouse, 16; People of Color, 931 from the gm
' he numberof deaths, compared with the correspond.
•.rweek of 1853 and of last week, was as follows;
eek ending September kb, 1566, was 320. ........
week ending august 27th, 1869, was 338.
Deaths and interments of soldiers, 65.
Melee. 190; females, 131; boys , 86; girls, 76.
By order of th G E ORGE Health.
CHAMBERS,Registrar.
i n t ESSON SON, MOURNING STORE,
No. 1218 CHESTNUT Street, have received-
Black Belgium!, -
all•rool Monstielines, elute width.
4i I don le width,
, • ' and White Detainee.
and Purple Detainee.
and White all-w ool Mattel/IAM
• and Purple
•' Tamiees and Bombazine!. _
' l ' Asthma and Cashmeres. •
" Repe, &worm Clothe, Alpterte, die,
an29-if
"64EYRE & LANDELL 18(4.
' I * , • OPEN TO-DAY FOR FALL OF 64,
COO Woolen Plaid SHAWLS.
, i pieces colored PARAMATTAS.
50pieces club dark HELAINE&
. AIDS, PRINTS, FLANNBLS, dtc,, dar. au22
- PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGNI CLUB.
LINCOIN, JOHNSON, AND VICTORY I
"Rise members of the Club will meet for reorganize
.n, on
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ONDAY, Sept. sth, at $ o'clock F. M.,
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AT THE ROOKS Or THE
- NATIONAL UNION CLUB,
1103 CHESTNUT STREET.
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ERY MEMBER IS EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT.
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Waal( NICHOLS, T. IC RILEY.
• IJ. H. BROWN, H. A. B. BROWN, •
H. KEE BLS, 0. H. MOORE,
- 'LUKENS, P. G. WOLBERT.
8 FREEBORN, S. LLOYD,
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, , :TIMMEL, J. WELSH,
0014.1)0N, M. D., E. A. MERRICK,
E.T.LIOTT, H. C. HOWELL.
J. REES, F. M. ADAMS.
F.. SMITH, C. O'NEILL,
" T. THORN. P. C. ELLMAKER,
E CLARK, JOSEPH N. COWELL,
. A 0 KAY, G. W. FORD,
: LNRY T. MANLEY, H. J. MoINTYRIL
, HACKER, W. W. SMITH.
, 1, KELLEY, se2.3t
- srvg - 870 WARD BOUNTY.-ELEVENT H
' • - WARD he paying $5O to every Recruit 'credited.
°the Ward, and $25 to any_pereon bringing acregrnit,
• h.• committee are at the HO N. E. corner SECOND
. , Ito. TES Street THIS DAY, from 9to 6 o'clock, and
••'• bt, f Al 11:RNOON from 810 5 o'clock.
;, DIOBURSING CONWITTES -
Rev. WILLIAM CATHCART,
LEWIS CHESTER. -
P. TUOHY.
WILLIAM C. RICE, fteoretary.
,
GEORGE A. QUIGLEY, Chairman.
WILLIAM CATHCART, Treasurer. lie
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- 'TWELFTH WARD-INSURANCE
•• AGAINST THE DRAFT.
C 1.,•••=1 wm. B. MANN hasagreedtoimsnreaßmi
a o n tabor of citizen of the Twelfth ward from Draft,'
•o the payment of
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
To the Bounty Fund of the Ward.
rommittee will meet et ALLEGHANIA LYCEUM
, 245, Noble street, above Mirth, THIS (Monday )
G. Subscriptions can also he paid to GEORGE
i.NOWDEN, Drutgist, southwest corner of. Fourth
streets, Parties who have not yet subscribed.
o the Bounty Fn nd are requited to do so at once. FIVE
nit?,LABS from each enrolled citizen will clear the
. are of a Draft. We need funds, men are plenty. Pm.
inc t ca mmittees are requested to make returns.
CHAS' M. WACINEH, President.
L. B. ENGLES, Treasurer.
.7140i3 H. CONNELL, Secretary. It
'+' a.l EIGHTEENTH WARD.-A HEST
' - [KO of the citizens of the Eighteenth ward will
• n
hot
E T .Chor HIS aI , co EVENING at 5 o'clock, in the Kensing
rner of
RICHMOND and MARLBOROUGH Streets.
or thp purpose of devising means to clear the ward
on, t 1,.• draft.
'• • be eei•• 1 eminent speakers will address the meeting.
(.:”Lw one, come all.
It BY ORDER OF COMMITTER.
ISIXTEENTIE WARM-ONE ROME
EF subscribers to the Bounty Fond
er^ i loolrl to pay their enbecriptione at once. Any
1 '4% t: II lOA vMg subscribed should do so forthwith.
` ' • 11,A5" will prevent the draft in the ward,
.auption guarantee upon the payment of $35, orr
; .It,l the money refunded, Subscriptions can
''• - tree to the undersigned or any ot the Precinct; Wmia
;loather,- of the committee having books will jelease
,„, ke teturu of all subeoriptionB Tilts 'WEND' G. at
, ifersou School Houma. No time to be lost. •
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A. B, PAUL, President.
•-•
•• 'ontoJr,, Secretary.
RI I , r H. Lorre, Treasurer. its
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.TENTH WARD.
• $3713 BOUNTY FOR ONE YEAR.
•aIL Ward $4f75
0
• " 'vont went 100
H
Pail to all Recruits credited to the Tenth Ward. $l/75
A. H. FRANCISOUS,
Treasurer Tenth Ward Bounty Fund,
r.
er..et 513 MARKET Street.
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ill.• •
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OW
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is c Treasurer Teialniitaiiiiiiinty Fond.
ISt 1520 ARCH St and 513 MARKET 81
TWENTIETH WARD.-THE CV
„ ZLNS of the Ward will hold another
s
EVENING, in the North Baptist Church,
h ; Neee t, above Mailer. Let every one interest .
..A. come rip and subeeribe to the fund, and t
, the Ward from the Draft.
B. HARPER, Secretary.
A MEETING . OF THE CITY EX.
'
ECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE -NATIONAL
OR pARTY will_be held THIS (Monday) /arm
N, Sept. sib, at three o'clock, at HOPKINS', LI.
RY Street, below Fifth, for the purpose of effecting
' l• MANENT ORGANIZAION.
WM. E. LEEDS, Secretary Dro tem.
• Kim= TO STOCKS()) IRS
,
Tile regular annual Seeldatot: rkh
O SUSQUZAw"' H
t 44 ' BRANCH Th ai the CONTI/fa/N. WWI Will
, `,4! RUDA!, the 14th t. t, a
k , M. , for the steads, vhf, d
,rder e[ the President, 9.IRD
Id,
DRAFT ! DRAFT ! DRAFT !
TENTH WARD,—Shall the Djaft take place?
1 take about TWENTY-FITE THOUSAND DOL.
to cletr the ward from draft. We are short
TB otisA111) DOLLARS. Those who have not
1p Laud will please come forward with their noneir
draft mutt take_place. The men 011111 be had!!
le, it latted , need your motley f,O _
FRAIOISI
See—, g of: ebititookhoid
,„,—al4 .11.193134ND.D08T1i AND
Argun TKIaruIIAPII COWAN I, will be
ae CONTINENT/J.IIO7SL, ;anodelob's. on
4SDAY, the 14th day of September next. 14 3
P. ra for the election of °Mattel 10 .
ter a the President. It; PANDIOXD.
041 / 1 11 4 4110ritarY% IMIS-01134013
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
NOR PRZISIDEMIN
ABRAHAM LINCOLN:
FOR VICE PREMIDENIN
ANDREW JOHNSON?
OF TENNEBBIII.
ELECTORAL 2TURET.
SENAS.TORIATs.
XONTOII MoDnoliAm. Pautiams.
T. 01714NINGSAII. /haves oona4Y.
RTATIVE:
U. Elias W,._Rals. •
Charles 151,21n02:
16. John Winter.
16. David kisOonansks:
17. David W. Woon.
18. Immo Benson,
19. John Patton,
Z) Samuel B. Disk;
21..
/tessera Weser,
22. John P.' Penney
25. nenaser Hansom
24. John W. Blanchard .
sal Committee.
REFERS
L &bark P E.t.
1. EL Morrison aides.
I. Henry Bumni.
4. William H. Ken.
L Barton U. Jenks.
d. ObarlesM. Bnnk.
I. Robert Park*,
AL William Taylor.
2. John A. Hiestand,
I 0.• Rtabarti H. OoryoU.
U. lidward Holliday.
U. Charles P. Read.
BY order of Um Sislls o.
131M0
MILITARY.
l ATTENTION !
99th REGIMENT PENNA.. VOLS.
$525 PREMIUM
TO ANY PERSON BRINGING & RECRUIT FOR THIS
REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS,
011 CiimsrivNurr.
_LAST CHANCE!
AVOID TILE DRAFT:
9525. .13 O.II.N'T Y.
MEN MUSTERED AND PAID $425
IMMEDIATELY.
100th irEdGerWirr
COL. A. A. LECHLER.
Headquarters, 611 Chestnut street.
eel-tf
tiFIRST REGIMENT (GRAYS) RE
• SERVE BRIGADE, COMPANY A.
PHILADIMPITIA. Sept. 9, 1861.
A Stated Meeting of the Company will be held
- THIEI (Monday) EVENING, 6th inst., at the Armory. at
8 o'eloek. The attendance of every member is par
ticularly requested. CHAS. R. ABBOTT,
lt* Assistant Secretary.
11. .REA DQUA.RTERS FOR DRAFTED
Men, Substitutes, and Volunteers.
Drafted or enrolled. men will be furnished with.
substitutes at short notice.
_
Volunteers and substitutes will be paid.the highest
bounties in cash as soon as mustered
All parties will be honorably dealt with at this office.
W. D HAVEN,
11.5 South SEVENTH St ., second floor. Room S No. 10.
Agents will be liberally paid. au3l-6c4
Igr. CONTINENTAL HOTEL CO.—THE
COITPOITS due September Ist, 1E64, on the eight
per cent. mortgage bands of The Continental Hotel Co.._
will be paid on and after that day upon presentation of
the Kane at the Commercial Bank, in the city of Phila.
delphia. J. SERGEANT PRIOE,
attBo. teed Treasurer.
WGIG TANK OIL COMPANY, 424.
WALNUT Street.—Stockholders will take no
tice that this Company have this day declared a divi
dend of TWO PER CENT., Payable, oat or the earn
inge of the Company, on and after biONDAY, Sept. Bth,
LW. Transfer Books will be closed from Sept. let til l
804
10th. By order of the Board
se2-9t* A. D. CALDWELL, Secretary.
EirA MEETING OF THE SITE
SCRIBEES tothe Stock of the Etalith National
Bank . will be held on MONDAY EVENING next, 6th inst.,_ at 7 o'clock, at the AMERICAN MECHANICS'
HALL, FOTIRTII and GEORGE Streets, for the election
of a Board of Dfrectors and other business.
JNO. VOLEMAR, Chairman.
GEO. Hamwron, Secretary. eel St*
tar OFFICE OF STORY FARR OIL
COMPANY...7A Dividend of TWO AND ONE
HALF (2%) PER CENT. has been declared by the Di
rectors of the Company for the month ending August
31, )864, payable at their office on and after September
lath, Mit., to Stockholders recorded on the books of the
Company at that date. Transfer books will be . closed
from the 10th to the 15th inst. inclusive.
J. A. 'WILLIAMS, Secretary.
September 1, MI. set-11t'
lar DIVIDEND Piroricz.
OpricE OF Twin FARM OIL CottPia/.
No.. 431 M Wentex Street, August 30, Mt.
The Board of Directors have this day declared 4 DlYl
dent otTWO PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the
Company, payable at the Companys Office on and
after September 7, 1804, Memel State tax.
The Transfer Books will close at 3 P. AL on the 3d,
and open on it e 9th of September.
an3l-et J. FESPERICK LIST, Treasurer.
NOTICE.—THE PENNSYLVA.BILI,
FIRE IDISTIRAINN COMPAINT.
Answer 25, 1864.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSUR &NCR COMPANY
be held at their elks. on MONDAY, the fifth day of
Eingember neat, at II o'clock A. M., when an election
will be held for nine Tolrectors,to serve for the ensedag
year. CROWELL,
arda.tsefiSecretary.
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OrDON'T BE SWINDLED.—THE DN.
dersigned, regularly licensed Substitute Bro
kers, are prepared at any moment to furnish desirable
representatives for enrolled citizens In any part of the
State. Security given that the principal shall be ex
empted for the time agreed upon. , 'lraiwactions with
any other than licensed brokers are illegal.
TANDERSLIcE & DEVINE, Licensed Brokers,
5e3.2.t. No. 11.5 South SEVENTH St., 211 floor.
tar RIURTR. WARD BOIIN FUND.
—The citizens of the EIGHTH WARD who de
sire to anticipate the requirements of the draft, are no
tified that the time is fast passing away in which men
can be got. Every citizen of the ward is urgently Gill
ed on to raise subscriptions among his neighbors, and
to forward all collections at once to
Q. NOSNIMARTBN, Treasurer,
eel-6t Ebutheast corner SIXTH and WALNUT Ste.
ILECTINIES.—THE SUBSCRIBES
I has - prepared, and is preparing, new Lectures,
!apron and verse, adapted to popular audiences. and
Win deliver them on acceptable terms, at the incitation
of Yrung Men's Associations, Lyceums. and Institutes
in the loyal States. He will also deliver addresses on
anniversary oorasione for Colleges, other Seminaries of
Learning, and public bodies, political and social. Ad
dress YANK BENJAMIN, 73 West F02.19r. FIFTEI
Street, New York. ati29.lm*
lar" ALDERMAN OF THE SECOND
WARD. —Having received the nomination of
the National Union Convention of the Second Ward, for
the office of Alderman, I ta ci ti zens ,, ethod of returning
thanks to them and to thewhose representa
tives they were, for this distinguished mark of their
confidence and esteem, and pledge myself, should they
still further honor me by electing me to that position,
to administer the office with fidelity and integrity, to
the end that indica may be impartially adminicere&
and the beet interests of the citizens subserved.
se2-St* CHARLES B. POTTENCIER,.
OFFICE OF THE BRIGGS OIL
COMPANY, No. 147 South
PH FOURTH
1, MN Street.
PHILADELIA, Se_pt. .
The Board of Directors have this day declared the
third Monthly Dividend of ONE PEE CENT. on the
caigistogaiyttde4n the Bth t.fTi Rooks will be closed a
fter the 4th inst.,
and reopened on the Bth.
ee2 et A. F. SABINE, President.
OrSEVENTH, WARD.—ALWAYS
first in every good cause, why allow yourselves
wanted ggard ? Aake tam your lethargy 1 Men are
ITSR9O yo u from the draft, and CAN BE HAD
FOR MONEY. A subscription NOW Will So many
times furthet than after the draft, as the price of sub
etitutea will probably be double. Less than one week's
wages paid by every workingman liable to draft, if
paid NOW, will free the ward. Subscriptions are
bens received from exempts to help you Let YOUR
OWN efforts encourage these subseriptions and more
will come.
Do you still refuse? Don't watt for the Precinct Com
mittees to call on you t but make your_payments with
out delay to either of the undersigned Executive Com
mittee:
W. A. ROLIN, Treasurer, 759 Market street.
•
O. EVEREST, 921 Clinton street
CALEB WALKER, 408 Quince street.
13 W. GRAYt_N. W. corner Fifteenth and Pine streets.
PATCHELL, 1348 Lombard street.
HOBEB t rli. North Eleventh street.
THOMAS HENDERSON, 2208 Naudain street.
LC A. WETBISRILL, 1317 Pine street. ee3-.5.t.*
Igr CITY BOITIITY, e-100.
OFFICE OF THE CITY BOUNTY FUND COM-
MISSION, No. 4112 PRUNE Street
Until further notice. the Commission will continue to
pay the CITY BOUNTY OF FOUR HUNDRED DOL.
LARS.to all recruits credited upon the quota of the City
of 'Philadelphia, whether enlisting for one, two, or
.threeyears.
parties furnishing Substitutes will receive
. . Ell for One Year.
for Two Years.
0 for Three Years. as heretofore.
It. P. RING, President.
re,.., Secretary se3-t3t
BOBIZRT • M,'NObli
fIYIES9I.. DEND NOTICE.—THE
CLINTOCKVILLE PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Office To,. 4-11 WALEllrStreet.
- .Psurarismoira, August 27, 1864.
The Board_ of Directors have this day declared the
fifth monthly dlytdend of one per cent. on the
capital stosk,_pnyable at the office of the Company. on
and after TUBDAY. S•Ptember 6th, 1864
The transfer books will close on Wednesday, August
Slat, 1864, for fire days. WILLIAM MOONEY.
au25,31,5e2,6,64t Secretary.
Mr' NOTICE.—
PRILADBLPOLL, Angast 27, ISM.
A meeting of the Subscribers to the Stock of the
PHILLIPS I OIL COMPANY will be held at No. A2l
North FRONT Street, on crIIESDAY, September Bth, at
4 o' clock P. M., for the election of dye Directors and a
President, and to transact such other business es may
Come before the meeting. By order of
JOSIAH KING,.
JOHN efUNEIALL,_
J. HARVEY COCHRAN,
W. S. RUSSELL,
Corporators.
an29-invm3t
I
OFIFIOE OF THE NEW YOBEC
AND MIDDLE COAL YIELD RAILROAD AND
COAL COMPANY.—The Transfer Books of this Cow
rany will be closed from Anent 20th anal September
Oth._. PETER K. LANDIS, Secretary.
PRiadDELPEra. Emmet 19. Mt au.22-atwISI
THE lINDEBSIGNED. s43OOIIIIIT
TBE appointed by the Bounty Vend Conven tion
of the several wards,for the purpose of rem mi n
`the benefit of deficient wards, in anticipation of utr,
coming draft, d with the importance of the
subject, desire their fellow-citizens to unite with them
Impressed
in an effort to fill the city's quota by obtaining TOWIL•
tear recruits. To do this before the 11th of September
will require the most earnest and 'vigorous exertions,
aed the Committee app eal to the patriotic and public
spirited to aid them y their influence and by contribu
tions of the necessary means to offer inducementsequal
to those offered by other communities. The Com mittee
bare appointed a sufficient number of recruiting lieu
tenants in various quarters of the city, and
t heecruite
obtained vrill birdietributed pro rata among wards.
and, of course, will benefit most largely those that are
moat deficient.
By united and continued effort . the 'Committee hepe,
if not to avoid the d. aft altogether, at least to reduce it
to insignificant proportions.
The whole number required to free the efts . ..froth the
draft was, on the first of Angnst, about 9,000. From this
number is to be deducted those who have been recruited
since that date, and such credits as the , city may:be .en
titled to from persons enlisting in the navy from the city
and who have been' - creditedto ne ; also, from Per
monseenlisting In the navy from the State at large and
not credited to any particular district, of which the all/
will have her, proportion. Efforts are being made to
ascertain these credits. The Committee also expect to
obtain recruits from veterans re-enlisting. from the
Southern States now occnyied by oar forces, and from
other quarters. They do.not deem it impossible, there
fore, by proper exerllons, to ell the city's quota.
Money is necessary, and can only be obtained by lb.
voluntary subscripti ons of citizens. Bach subacriptione.
may be sent to the addressee of any members of the
Committee. as below even. or to the headquarters d
the Committee No. 14:4 South FOURTH Street.
JAMES L. fLAGLIORIS, SOT 0111:45911 - Alley.
JAMBS H. ORNE Oflft OHESTNUT, Street.
A, R . PEANCIff 0, 513 MARKET Street.
,
"' BEnit BP /43 - ft oath' FOURTH Street..
Dr • rausov sohnvkin. - -
3 JoF* Nr , rump, tgg acaoh SIX= Prot
45314.:
(ATI.
r meet nil
BIGHTEL
ited in the
thereby
LD EN ._
01 ILLLNOW.
X CAMERON. Chairms.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
NOTICE-11. B. INTERNAL RENT-
Nr NITS.—To the residents of the Twenty-second.
Twenty third, and Twenty fifth wards, Philadelphia.
Fifth Collection District, Penna.•
The annual aruiesenient for the . aboyeinamed district,
of all persons liable to tax en incomes. eeirrif , Sfee•
Pleasure radar., Milord 'Tables, and Gold and Shaer
Plate. rind also of all persona reonired to take out la •
4 " 888 * baviag• been completed. notice 1. hereby giyest.
that Pie taxes aforesaid for the Twenty-second a n d
Twenty filth wards will be received at the office,
LANGSTBOTH'S BUILDINO, GIERMAIITOWN , and
those of the Twenty- third ward at the' office. FRANK
FORD Street, PRAMS.FOEP, on and after MONDAY,
Atianet let, between the...?9are,0f....9 A Id. and 3P. M.
PENALTIES.
All persons who fall to pay their animal taxes, as
above, on or before the 10th day of September, 1801,
Will Maar a penalty of ten per cent. additional of ,he
amount thereof and cost, as prodded for in the 19th
section of the Excise Law of July 1, 1862.
All persons who, in like manner, shall fall to take out
their licensee, as required by law, on or befor- the 10th
da of September, will incur a penalty of ten per cent ,
add y
itional on the amount thereof, forfeit three times
the amount of said licenses, and be subject to a loom of.
imprisonment not exceeding two years, in accordance
with the provisions of the 14th and 59th sections of the
Excise Law aforesaid . and the 2.4 th section of the
amendments thereto. Money of the United States only
received.
_ _ .
Ito further notice mill bo given.
J W. COWELL, Collector.
PRILADELPHIA, July 27, MI. se2-teelo
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV&
DUE. —First Collection District of Pennsylvania,
comprising the Second, Third, Fourth, Fab, Sixth,
anti Bismuth Wards of the Oh of of Philadelphia.
NOTICE,
The annual assessment for 1864 for the above named'
district, of persons liable to a tax on Carriages, Plea
sure Yachts, Billiard Tables, and 0 old and Silver Plate, and also of portions requited to take ont Licensee, hav
ing been completed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the taxes aforesaid will be received daily by the
undersigned, between the hours of 9 A. Id. and ° P. H.
Sundays excepted, at his Office, No. MA CHESTNUT
Street, second floor, on and alter THURSDAY, Sept.
Ist; end until and including Saturday, Sept. 24th, next
ensuing,
PENALTIES
All persons who fall to pay their annual taxes upon
carriages, billiard tables, pleasure yachts, and gold
sac silver plate, on or before the 2401 day of September,
064, will hoar a penalty of ten per cent= additional
of the amount thereof, and be liable to costs, as pro
videdlor in the 19th section of the Excise Laws of Ist of
July, 1868.
All persons who In like manner shall fail to take out
their Licenses, as required by law, on or before the 24th
day of September, 1564, will incur a penalty of tea per
centnm additional of the amount thereof, and be sub
ject to a prosecution for three times the amount of said
tax, in accordance with the provision of the 29th sec
tion of the law aforesaid.
All payments are requiredlo be made In treasury
notes, under authority of the United States, or in notes
of banks organized under the ant to provide a National
Currency, known as National Banks.
• No further notice will be given.
• JESPER HARDING, Collector,
set-ts 24 No. 304 CHESTNUT Street.
S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Tr
' INSPECTOR'S
First. Second, , Third. andaoutrik Dirdricts of Pena
aylvards,
No. 12120 CHNSTNIIT Street,
PEULADELVECA.
P.U.SIPREtr.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR HARNESS IRONS;
ORDNANCE OFFER:, WAR DRPARTMENT,
WASH/NOTON, September 1, 1869.
PROPOSALS will be received, by this Department
until SATURDAY, the 17th day of September, at four
o'clock P. M., for the delivery at the Springfield Ar
mory, Mass. ,Watervliet, Frankfort, or New York Ar
senals, of 6,(00 single sets Of Wrought Iron , Work, for
United States Artillery Harness.
The Harness Irons are to be packed in well-tnede
boatels, containing twelve tangle sets each, being an as
sortment for four wb eel and eight lead horses; and each
twelve sets, so racked, will consist of the following
pieces:
3 pairs long llamas. complete.
3 pains short Hamm, complete.
6 pairs medium Homes, complete.
99 Trace Clips, with 144 rivets.
4 Double Loops or Eyes.
12 Saddle Loops (bent for cantle.)
•
24 Trace Eyes.
. 24 long Chains, will' toggles. - ,
4 Breast Hooks.
2 Leg Guards, with ton rivets.,
6 Saddle Loom., straight, for rldilag-saddle
These Harness Irons are to conform strictly in pattern
and weight to the model sets to be seen at this office
and at the bpringlield Armory; are to be smoothly
finished; are • to 111 the standard gangette and each
piece Is to be made of the size and kin l of iron prescri•
bed in the official bill of iron, copies of which can be
obtained at this office, at the New York Agency, and at
the Springfield Armory.
All the Irons are to be well japanned—the j span to be
of the best quality, and well baked on. They Braila be
subject to inspection at the factory where made, before
and after japanning.
The Dames are to be marked with the maker's name,
the size, and the letters U. S. A. The latter letters one
fourth of an inch high.
All the pieces are to be put up in proper bundles, pro-
Delay tabsli ed, and Each box is to be carefully packed,
es prescribed by the Inspector. The packing-bog to be
paid for at the Inspector's valuation. -
Deliveries are to be made at the rate of not less than
sixty sets per day, commencing on the let day of Octo
ber, 1F.84, neat,
Failure to deliver at the specified time will subject
the contractor to a forfeiture of the number he may fail
to delicer at that time.
No bids will be considered except from parties ac
tually engaged in the manufacture of this or similar
kinds of iron work, and who can bring ample evidence
that they have in their own shops all the machinery
and applianeee for turning out thefull amount of work
specified per day.
OIIARANTRI.
The bidder will be required to aemonpanY.his propo
sition with a guarantee signed by two responsible per.
sons, that, in case his bid be accepted, be will at once ex
ecute the contract for the same,_ with good and anflielent
sureties, In a sum equal to the amount of. the con
tract, to deliver the articles proposed.tn conformity with
the terms of this advertisement; amd in done the said'
bidder should fail to enter into the contract, the to
make good the difference between the offer of said bid
der and the next responsible bidder, or the person to
whom the contract may be awarded. _
The responsibility of the gnarantore must be shown
by the Official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest Dis
trict Court, or of the United States District Attorney.
Bonds in seam equal to the amount- of the contract,
signed toy the contractor and both of his guarantors,'
lrtu be required of the successful bidder or bidders
upon sliming the contrac F t.
FORM O GUADANTRB. -
We, the undersigned, residents of -, in the county
of-, and State of hereby jointly and seve
rally covenant with the United States, and guarantee,
in case the foregoing bid of be accepted, that
he or they will at once execute the contract for the eame,
With good and sufficient sureties, in a sum equal to the
amount of the contrast, to tarnish the articles proposed
in conformity with the terms of this advertisement, dated
Sept. 1, 1864, under which the bid was made; and in
case the said - shall fail to enter into a
contract as aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the
difference between the offer of the said -
and the next lowest responsible bidder, or the person to'
whom the contract may be awarded.
Wttneu, s.43lven under our hands and seals this =-•
day of
fSeaL ]
(Seal.)
To this guarantee must be appended the official certi
ficate above mentioned.
Forms of hid can be obtained at any of the above
named arsenals. Proposals not made oat on this corm
will not be received.
Bids will be received for the entire number or any
Part thereof; and bidders will state the arsenal at which
they can deliver, and the number of sets at each, if for
more than one.
7 he Department reserves the Tight to reject any or all
the bide, if deemed nneatistory on any accoun t.
Proposals will be addressed to • ' BICIQADIBB 05N3.
RAL 03ORGE D. RAMSAY, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington, D. C.," and will be endorsed "Proposals for
Harness Irons." CEO. D. RAMAT,
set.= Brig. Gen.. Chief of Ordnance.
CLOTHING, AND CLOTHING MATE
RIALS. _
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
&MEAD OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
SEPTEMBER 1, p'Et.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, seal Clothing ed 'Pro
posals for Navy Clothing and Materials,"
will be received at this bureau until two o'clock P.
M. on the 12th day of OCTOBER next, for furnishing
and delivering (on receiving thirty days' notice) at the
United States navy yards at Charlestown, Mass., and
Brooklyn. N. Y., in such numbers and quantities and
at euch times ae may be spectfled‘by the chief of this
bureau or by the commandants of the said navy yards,
respectively, the numbers and quantities of the diffe
rent articles, and at the places specified in the follow
ing list, viz :
Charlestown. Brooklyn.
Pea Jackets 3,1E0 . 7,0(0
Round Jackets - • ROOD '3,000
Blue Cloth Prewar% pair s
. MOO 5,000
'Blue Satinet Trowasere, ... ...... 8.e03 12,000
Canvas Duck Trowssre,".
• 3,002 5,000
Barnsley Sheeting Frocks 6,000 . 8,000
Blue Flannel Overebirts 8,000 10,000
Blue Flannel ttndershirte 12,110 • AGE
Blue Flannel Drawers, pairs •' 12,000 13,000
Blue Satinet., yards • 60,0 0 0 . 102.0 00
Blue Flannel, " MAIO RO.OOO
•
Blue Nankin, " 5,f00 10.000
Calf-skin Laced Shoes, pairs 10,000 16,000
Kip-skin Shoes 10.(00 15,000
Woolen Soda, 10,000 16,000
Blankets 'Pr' 8.000 12.000
Ela t tree} es( w ith one cover for each) 6,000 8.000
Black Silk Handkerchiefs 5,000 . 8.050
Boots, pairs ' 4,000 0,0.0
Offers may be made for one or more, articles, at the
option of the bidder, and In case moth than one article
is contained in this offer, the chief of the bureau will
bay° the right to accept one or more of the articles con
tained in such offer and reject the remainder. The
price mutt be uniform, and offers must embrace all.
of any 0718 or more articles deliverable at: all the
glafione
For the deeoription of articles In the above list, bid
ders are referred to the samples at the said flavyyards,
and to the advertisement of this bureau dated Jay 8,
1863 ; and for information as to the laws and regula
tions tin pamphlet form) regarding contracts, to the
officers of the several commandants of navy yards and
navy agents.
The department reserves the right to rejeot any pro
ve:real not considered advantageous to the Government.
Blank forms of proposals maybe obtained on appli
cation to thanes,' agent at Boston. New York. or Phila
delphia. and at this bureau. • ses-mlt
EDUCATIONAL..
UNIVERSITY Or PENNSYLVANIA.-
EARTMENT OF ARTS.—The First Term of the
College year will open on THURSDAY, the Bth inst.
Candidates for admission will appear atthe University,
for examination, on Chat' day, at 11) o'dock,' A. Di.
Tuition for each Term Thirty-live Dollars,
(MOROI. ALLEN,
Secretary of the Faculty of Arts.
MARY E. WILKINSON'S SCHOOL
FOR LITTLE GIRLS,IIB North ELEVENTH Bt.
Thorough instruction in French, Music, and Drawing.
Six pupils can be received as boarders, se -6t5
V y -oi : es- :
Street, has rammed his Professional, Practice.
At home from 2 till 4 o'clock daily. ses-111
GUNS, PISTOLS," SKATES. ••
PHILIP WILSON & CO,
409 CIIBSTAUT Street,
Manufacturers and Importers of
Fine Onus , •
. Gunning and Fishing Tackle;
Canes, Powder, Shot,
Wads, Caps, &c.
Guns. Restocked, Rebored, and 114 paired in Ike boa ,
manner.
SKATES OP ALL RINDS.
400 CHESTNI7T Stree
NICKEL ORE.
PROPOSALS will be received by the
CONNECTICUT MINING CO
NICKEL, OrM,
FROM THEIR MINES, '
in lots of not less than 100 TONS, delivered at the
Railroad Depot in Lii ch field.
These Ores have been analyzed at different times by
well-known Chemists, whose reports. thereon can be
had at the office of the Company, 130 WaLNUrStreet,
Phtladelpbia. O. M. MORRIS. -
nu3l-.wfm3tr Asst. Secretary.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES -OF
'all sizes, from three to thirty-horse power, made to
order; those of eight, ten, twelve,. and twenty-horse
are in process of constitution, and can be delivered
upon short notice. Orders registered and
WORKS their
turn. Address . WASIIINOTON IRON
4YEW131:7115 H. New York.
New York Agency, No. 56. LIBERTY Street, Room
No. 8. sels.6t*
VITTATINITY HOUSE, DELLWARS
A-s- WATER GAP...This place having been so musk
crowded during the the month of July and August as to
prevent many persons from visiting it, notice is EiVOR
that the place will be kept open during the year, afford
ing an opportunity - to thOse who wish to visit it during
the months of September and October, the most delight
"Ira season of the e ar.
Leave Kerwin on Depot at 7.10 A. M. and arrive al
the Gap at IP. *l. L. W. BRODHEAD, Proprietor
A GOOD "LIKENESS,TS THE DESIRE.
- 4 -a- of all who sit for-pigtail - pi. . Get B. E. REINER'S
life.size Photographs is oil, and realize all. yoa wish
624A80H Street, 4-
REIMER'S COLO RED - PHOTO
ORAPtig—teau. tit ta and accurate styles tor,those
who . der ire a goes meters, at moderate cost. $1 00 only.
Go to the Gallery, SECOND Street, above Green. It'
rt . ARTES DE VISITS, EXECUTED
NJ . w ith raze taste and artistic ability, B REI
NER'S popular Gallery 6214, Ascii Street; the styles
are variouand, and will satisfy all patrons
" "
1171E&E MADE" TO REAR
MINTS to assist the hearing at - P. MADEIRA'S,
Via booth TESTO Street, *atm Cheetnut. se2-6t
*ANltricis 1 gßovni,
THE PRESS.- - -PHILADELPHIA; MONDAY, SEPTESMER 5, 1864:
A MA.ONIFICENT STOCK OF
SILKS, POPLINS, MERINOE4, &C.
TWO OASES COLORED ;OTTOMAN SILKS
COLORED CORDED SILKS.
BLACK SILKS OF ALL KINDS.
oplins
One case of splendid quality Gerpan
Poplin%
One c‘a.se of best De Laines, magnificent
Plaids.
-• The above all to be opened -THIS MORNING, and.
fa , Sale, Wholeiale and Retail, at a mill advance
over Coe
FIRST FALL OPENING.
18 - 64.
*3 - 01..LN W. TI-lONIAS
. .
WILL OPEN ON
DIO,DTDiVir DIORDITNG, SEPTEMBER STH,
A - SPLENDID STOOK OF.
FALL AND WINTER
I).lEt'ir GOODS•,
84-2 t. . Nos. 4O and 407 N. SECOND Streit.
RDWLI4 HALL & C 0.,,
26 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Are now Opening their Fell and Winter Stool{ of
SASS,
sP;
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
CLOTHS, &e.,
Most of which are of their own importation. Whole.
sale and Retail Buyers are invited to examine our stock.
sa6-inw2t,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
NEW STYLE FANCY SILKS.
SPLENDID QUALITY PLAIN SILKS.
RICH MOIRE ANTIQUES.
VERY HEAVY BLACK SILKS
One can of Plaid Irish Poplins,: $3,50.
One case of Plain Irish Poplins, $3.50.
One case of magnificent quality French
One ease of new style Corded Poplins
One ease of new, tyle Stripe Poplins.
One ease of plain All-wool Poplins.
Two eases of All-wool Plaids.
One ease of Merino Plaids.
Five cases of Merinoes.
One ease of Figured Reps.
BASSIFIGINT ROBES •BE CHARBRE.
EDWIN HALL do CO.,
No. 26 South SECOND Street.
ses mw2t
BIAALNIKMTSIT.
HOUSEKEEPERS, TAKE NOTICE.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE It
(POI:MERLE COWPERTHITLY.T lc_ C 0..)
N; W. CORNER EIGHTH AND-MARKET STS.,
Are now offering the largest stock of Blankets to be
fent& in this city at moderate prices:
• BERTH BLANKETS,
CRIB BLANKETS,
CRADLE BLANKETS,
BED BLANKETS, SE Meg.
To dealers. we offer the best assortment of all the
leading makes.
BUT EARLY AND SAVE THE iI)VANCB.
anQf.mwftf
CURWEIT STODDART & BROTHER
Invite, attention to their
LARGE AND VARIED STOOK OF GOODS
FALL AND WINTER SALES,
All of which were purchased last season, and will be
sold considerably leas thiui new good's can be imported
for.
The stook camases
POPLINS, FRENCH MERINOES,
VALENCIAS, REPS, MOUSSELINE DE LAINE,
BROCK% LONG, and SQUARE SHAWLS.
BLANKET SHAWLS, CLOAKS..
BLACK and COLORED DRESS ELKS. •
CLOAKING CLOTHS, Sm.
BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES.
DAMASK TOWELLINOS and TABLE CLOTHS.
Purchasers who axe disposed to anticipate their wants
will find it to their advantage to examine our dock.
OUR W.N.N STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450,452, and 451 NI SECOND St.,
above Willow.
WATER-PROOF CLOAVLB, IN' GOOD
!Pi 'STYLES, at less than regularprioei.
- OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
above Willow.
P RINTED CASHMERE SHAWLS,
From last season, at $2.50.
Closing out several lots at $3, $3.50, and. 44.
CURW .n,DT STODDART BROTHER,
N'os. 450, 4.53, and 454 N. SEOOND St.,
se2-3t above Willevi
T.T STEEL & SON HAVE NOW
w i e ra bl LVD"46l44ll)7Nrif t ) 86,
Plain Matinees, $1.25 to $6, Plain Poplins,
Plaid Marineau and Popline,
Plain and Plaid Silk Paining,
Plain and Fignred Mohair Poplins,
and a great sanely of new anti choice Dress Goods, all
at prices far below .
THE PRESENT COST OP IMPORTATION. •
SILKS—Of all kinds, a great variety, from 75 bents
to s{3 per yard, below
THE IMPORTER'S PRICES.
SHAWLS—A large assortment, at 'a small advance
over last season's prices.
sc3-tf Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street.
BLACK BROADCLOTHS. •
Black Beaters and Tricots.
Cloak logs and Oyerceatings.
Water proofs by the yazd or piece.
Pine Black Cessimeres. .
Fancy Cassimeres, largirsteck. -
Boys! Caacimeres of standard styles.
-WIDE. BREETINGS.
Bloodied and Brown Eihirtings.
Blankets, good Flanneta.
Tickince,, Linens, etc.
Tailors' idrouge of ever y ki n d .
Goods by the piece irholesale tes.
COOPER & CON aRD_,_
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
702 . JOHN EL STOKES, 702
ARCH STREET.
Striped Shirting Flanne,
Plaid Shilling Flannel,
Plain Shilling Flannel.
Damask Table Linen,
Loom Table Linen,
6-4 to 8-4 Bro'cvn Linen Table Clothe.
Green, Blue, and White Hoequito Netting.
American Crash, Ramie Crash.
Bath Towels. '
Bathing Flannels.
French, Portal, and Chambray Gingham.
JOHN H. STOKES, - -
70a ARCH Street.
101=0**Oilikf YO:Vti
The attention of LADIES ABOUT IEAT- 1
IND THE CITY for the " Sea Shore, " Wa
tering Places," or the Country, "Is
respectfully invited to the extensive stock
of WHITE GOODS .suitable for SUMMER ;A
WEAR, for WRITE BODIES, MORNING pi
WRAPPERS, &c.
An extensive assortment is offered in Lace
find Worked Edgings and InsertlngsYells,
Handkerchiefs, Collars, Sleeves, and ' in_platn
and fancy Plaid, Striped,and EiguAtd White . 57
Goodk, AT PRIORS MUCH BELOW THEIR
PRESENT RETAIL VALUE. .
100 Printed:Linen Cambric Dresses.
100 pieces Puffed. Tucked, and Striped T..
Moans;
E. M. NEEDLES.
1024 CHESTNUT . STE
P- LEPKVRE,
HAVING REMOVED HIS
CLOAK' AND MANTILLA. 'FitiTABLISHKINT
FROM 704 VP TO " . r
1202 CHESTNUT STREET,II
Takes this opportunity, together with-Madame
FEVRE, to return their thanks - to their patrons, as well
as to the Ladies of • the city, for the patronage bestowed
on them last season, pledging themselves to continue as
heretofore all their efforts to merit it at their new place
of business,
se6.3t•
ck' CiENVaL 0/0), Et MUSA
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AMERICAN ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA.
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The Speeches and Addressee of JOHN A. .DIX.
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JOHN M. STILLS.
.39 , 111( R. MATLACK.
rHrLADA Sept. 1, 1864. . set St
ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
-4- , --The Copartnership: heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the naggrof HENRY HANDY
& CO. is this day. dissolved by its own limitation,
Henry Handy retiring.
Either partner is authorized to' use the namgof the
firm in settlement.
DIECOLORATIONS OF THII
-c Skin canoed by Sunburn or Salt air are quic re
!leaved by the use of JARED'S .
EMAIL DE PARS,!'
while it restores the akin to more than its original
smoothness and beauty. The " Small de Paris "is not
&paint, bat is used at night and washed off in the morn
ing, so that the most scrupulous can conectentiously.llse
it while it leaves the skin the texture of polished ivory,
that'of en infant. Officers and soldiers will find the
Emailde Paris"Lnvaluable for removing the tan caused
-by the exposure incident to a camp life
•
EUGENE Jotrtrf,
ill TENTH Street, below Chestnut.
1202-CHESTNUT STREET:
COPARTNERSHIPS.
HENRER J. Y
IC HANDY,
FRED GOOD WIN.
PHILADELPHIA', Sept. 1, 1864,
KOTICE.THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
continue the business of the late firm in hie own
lame, at the old stand, 113 South FOITRI'D Street.
FREDERIC J. GOODWIN.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1, 1884. sel-4t
PERSONAL.
pBBBONAL.--JBWELRY BENT . BY
mail free of postage to any part of the 'United States,
on receipt of the followlngprices: Single stone imitation
Diamond Ring, $1; Cluster imitation Diamond Ring. $3;
Heavy Plated Vest Chains, $1 t Heavy Plain - Rings,
stand the strongest acid,) 50 cents t reattnilicent
Plain Mug, 41 ; email round black enamelled Bar
Drops, 60 cents- heavy plated black enamelled Sleeve
Buttons, 25 cents; Gents' single stone or cluster ireita
- • -Diamond dine- -Bracelets, ; 'handsomely
shaped Medallions, 41; complete sets Carbuncle Studs
- and Buttons, $1; complete sets black enamelled Studs
and . . Button% with pearl setting,_ 64 ; fancy Watch
Keys, 50 rents ;Pen and-Pencil, withessfenston case, 64.;
Ladles' Long Guard and Chatelaine Chains, $1; Chate
laine Pine, 41; genuine Gutta Perch* Pins, for hair or
likeness.-$1 ; Seal Rings, $1 ; Red or Black Ball Ear
Drops, 60 cents.
Direct to
tSTLIN & MANN,
916 RACHStreet, Phi l
111 - ARDY FLOWERING BULBS
FOE FALL OF MN.
My ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL CATA.LOGUEof Hardy
Dutch and other :Flowering Balbs, and
- GUIDE TO THE FLO WNH.HABDEN,
Is now ready to send out. It consists of full and plain
descriptions of the best _
Hyacinths, Tulips. Crocuses„Bnow Drops. •
Crown Imperials, Anemones. Lilie s , &o &c.,
With ample directions for planting and culture. My .
Catalogue this season is beautifully Illustrated, con
taming among other illustrations two fall - page engra
vings, and one beautiful colored.pbste of the
JAPAN LILY.
It is sent free of instage to all, who apply, enclosing
ten' cents, Catalogues Ilways sent to my customers of
the previous year free, as soon, as issued, without be
ing ordered.
My importations from Holland. the present year have
never been tqualled for extent, variety aad excellence.
Address AMES VIC ft
. ee3-2td Satyr ROCHESTER. N. Y.
CLOTIHNG.
EDWARD F. RALLY,
JOT:IN KELLY.
MAXL.O«itS,
612 CRESTNUT STREET,
Will, from this dsts, sell
PIuNG AOll summiti OLOTHIR
it LOW prises
On hold slams stock of isu sad Winter aOOlll4
taught irefor• iho rll WHO. they will sell At mode-
rite prices, Terms net cash
S . LIOITSPAVADI Jr.
Co.,Km an BROADWAY. MEW. FORM.
IMPORTERS OF
!SWAN'S ft LADIES' GLOVES,
GERMAN MU) ENGLISHHHOSIERYI
IttEKN'S, FURNISHING GOODS,
LACES & DRESS TRIMMINGS,
to which they
/SYrdi T 133 WHOLESALE TELDL
1710-sat
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. 'EARLE 43 SODi•,,
816 611)16TNUT STREET, PHILA.,
tans hole , in storea.riern Sae assortment of
GLASSES,
of every character, of the
YSEY BEST MANTI7AOTITZE AND LATEST MM.
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
aunt 'PICTURE' AND PHOTORRAPII YEARN!.
NORTH. CLEA.R CREEK
COLD AND SILVER
REINING COMPANY
GI COUNTY, COLORADO TERRITORY
TAinnus:
HON, JOHN A. DIX, -_
How. EDWARDS FIERREPONT,
JOSEPH. FRANCIS, .1334.,
T. B. BaririNo, ESQ..
A. 0. 130DFISH, 800., Colorado.
PRRSIDENT:
HON. JOHN A. DIX.
maaeouitErt:
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ.
COUNCOIL!
CHARLES F. BLAKE, En.
The property of, this Company omelets of 2,P3Vi feet
on the , • Ground Hog," • Gregor/ ,
No. ' 2 . -
Sim
mons," "Coi cord," and other celebrated developed
Oold.bearing Lodes in the beet mining district of Colo
rado. •
Also, the Henderson Mill, now running, and in ex
cellent older.
CAPITAL STOCK 61,000,000.
WHOLE NUMBER SHARES 100,000. PAR, $lO.
Alarge portion of the stock has already been taken bf
private subscription. Book BEAVER open at the office
of the Company, at No. 69 Btreet,New York,
where a limited number of shame can be apbecrthed
for at par.
Copies of the - Promotes may be obtained at the oaks
of the Company. anSl.lm
IMPORTANT TO HAY DEALERS
AND CONTRACTORS.—Farmers. ghlPPero, and
others interested in the pressing and transportation
Gay and Straw, will do well before making their ar•
rengemente for the liaison to examine the "Beaton .
Preah " now in_ operation on the corner of MOND
Street and COLUMBIA Avenue.
This bay Is compressed direst, and ten tons' can be
readilypnt in an ordinary box ear. and no hazard what.
ever is incurred by the road In transporting it.
The bales average 400 poluide , ,_and are only ZI freshet
by 00 inching, by 4 feet In elm. We are prelate& to luau
out annitleo, ead.the facilities we emus give.imperies
value to the product by this Prem.
For further particulars address COOK TALOOTT,
Superintendent Pennsylvania Beater rums Comasair.
Girard Hotel. Philadelphia. anEt4m
(VERN OF BELOW.
vOO WHITT, VIRGIN WAX 07 ANTIWAR.
,Anew PRISON (10glifilTIO for beautifying. whiten ✓
fag. and proservitig the eomplezion. , laths malt WOW
delta compound of the age. There is neither chalk.
powder. magnesia, bismuth; nor tale !nits composithila.
It bablii composed entirely of pure Virgin Want man e m
its extraordinary qualities for preserving the ,
tag it soft. smooth, fair, and trunsent. It ea the
appear lloung , the hoinely ban me, the Muidamoke
Poore mutual. and the mostbeen Pries!
atd BD tante. Prepared only by HUNT gi 00.. Pertnia.
are 417011th lIMTR Stree two dares above.Gliset.
auhrdlßB Routh BNVIRTJA t _
Street. above Walnut.
OWL gi2i# gut litAZlAirritFigkt
LOAN OM"'
rno3E.ofi3AT,AS ]OOIX, 1.40.A.AG
TRXAStIitY DY.PARTMENT, August 30,1883.
SEATSD CIPERS will be received at this Depart.
merit,.ands(' the Act of March 3, Mil, until noon of
FRIDAY, rite 9th of September, 186, for bonds of the
United States; 011ie =ultra of abOnt thirty!one and a
half million dtrilisrsi being the amount of unaccepted
offer rindisPoseff of under the notice of Proposals for
Loan, dated oth Jane last. .Ttin bonds will bear an an•
anal interest Of 6 poi outtunr,payali.te semi-annually,iu
coin, on Os first dour ofJuly acid .Tanuary of each year, ,
and redeeVableafterthe 90th of Jane, 189 f .
Each offer Biwa be foriftY (Wane hundred dollars, or
some multi Vie of one husdied dollars, and must state
the sum, intluding pretaiard; offerstrfer fowl hundred
dollars in bonds, or for fifty, where the offer is for no
more than fittY. Two per cent: of Me principal, ex
cluding premium, of the whole amount offered must be
deposited, as guarantee for pxynifint of subscription if
accepted, with the Treasurer of the United. States, at
Washington, or with the Assiel.nt' Treasurer ; at New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, or 3t. Louis, or with. the
designated depositary , at Baltimove. Pittsburg, , Clncin.
nail, Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, or 'Thiffalol.or with
any National BankincrAssociation authorized to reesrtve
depoeite which may consent to transact ` the buelness
without charge. Duplicate certiticateahr deposit will
be issued to depositors by the, officer or ussociation.re
celving them; the originals of which ranstbe forward
ed, with the offers, to 113 Departmentl All deposits
should be made in time for advice of offer; -with certifi
cates, to resell Washington not later than thh morning
of 3eptember 9th. No offer not accompanied by Mr
proper certificate of deposit will be considered.'
The Coupon and RegistereMßonds lutteVWl.ll be of
the denominations of $6O. 81(0, 3500, and $1,600. Regis
tered Bonds of $6,000 and 310,003 will also be Wired, if
required.
Ail offers received Will be opened on Frida7, : tite 9th
September. The awards will be made by the Smietary
to the highest offerers, and notice of acceptanee•or de
clination will be immediately given -to the respective
offf r - eig ; and, in case of, acceptance, bonds of the 'de..
. .
scliptions and denominations preferre&Will be tont.. to
the subseribers,at theArollheitepatitment, on final
pay - Meat of instalments. 'The original deposit of 'two
per cent. will be reckoned in the lastinstalment paid
btr successful offerers, and will be Immediately retailed:
o those whose offers may not be accepted.
The•autount of accepted offers mast "tre deposited
the Vreasurer or . other officer or association aatho-iced•
toilet under this notice, on advice of acceptance of odliilr
or as follows 6 One-third, on or before. the 14th; drier
third; on.or before the ]9th; and the balanee,:
the premium, and original two per cent. deposit; on. or
before. the 24th of September. Interest on bonds will
begin with the date of deposit. Paxties preferring may
pay tht accrued interest froxo. ,date of bond, July 1, to
date efedelpo sit in coin.
Offers under this notice should be endorsed 4 ' Offer for
Loan, and addressed to the &minter) , or the TrenanrY.
The right. to .deeline all offers not considered, adxan
tageoun is reserved to the Governme4t.
- " W. P. FESSIINDEN,
.
Secretary of the Treason's,.
The bends' for this Loan are ?ads , for Immediate de
set !tit
rV'63O LOAN,
The Secretary op the Treasury gives notice that sub
scriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes,
payable three yearn from August 16th, UK with semi
annual interest at•the rate of seven and three-tenthi per
cent. per annum--principal anddeterest both to be paid
in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible, at the option of the
bolder, at . maturity, into ati-par-cent. gold-bearing
bonds, payable notthss than five nor loose than twenty
years from their date, as the Government may elect.
They will be leaned in denominations of 115% $lOO.
COX*, and 1t5,600,and all subteriptfons must be for fifty
dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars.
As the notes draw Interest' from August 15. persona
making deposits subsequent to that date roust pay the
interest scorned from-date of notate data of deposit.
Parties depositing• twenty-Ave , thonsand dollariand
upwards for these notes at any onetime will be allowed
a commission of one.quarter of one per cent.
SPICUIi MAMMIES OF THIS LOAN
IT IS A NATIONAL SAVENGS BANN, offering a
higher rate of interest than any other, and the beet
security.. Any savings bank which pays its depositors
in 11. S. Notes, considers that it is paying. in the best
circulating medium of•the country, and it cannot pay
in anything better, for its- own assets are either in
Government securities Or in /LOU* or beads payable in
Government paper.
Convertible into* Sii-per-eent. 5-20 Geld
In addition to theNery liberal !sieved mike rotes
for three years, this -privivilege of conversion is now
worth about three per• cant. per4u.wws,. for the carsent.
rate for 6-21) Bondils not lees than Woe per cent. pre
mium,and before thewarthe premiums oirsix-par Gent.
U. S. stocks was over , twenty percent. It will be seen
that the actual profit onthis loan, at the present market
rate, Is not less than tereper cent. per samara.
Ito Exemption fromEtate or Minildpal
Thxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have eaumera•
ted, a special act of Congress exempts alb Bonds and
Treasury Note& frovalocca taxatten. . Oa the average,
this exemption Is worth about two-per cent. per annum,
according to the rats of .taxation in variona pasts of the
country.
It is believed that, no securities offer so great indnoe
merits to lenders le those issued by the Government.
In all other forma of indebtedness, the - faith or ability
of private parties, or stock companies, or separate OM!
rannities, only, is-pledged for payment, whilethe whole
property of the country is held to secure the dleoharge
of all the obligaUons of the United States.
STTBSORMTIONB-WILL , B I/want= by the Treaenrer of
the United States; at Washington, the several Assistant
Treasurers antialesignated Depositaries, and by the
First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.
Second National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.
Third National Ban)r. of Philadelphia, Pa.
Fourth National Bank of Phiadelphia, Pa.
Aid, by. all National Banks which are depositaries of
public money, and ,
'
ALL RESBECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
tbsongticut - the country will gfee further information.
and
AFFORD RVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
au29-1%
ij NEW 7-30 LOAN. '
. S. Babacriptiorie received, and the Notes fur
nished:free Of all charges. by
GEOECIE J. BOYD,
_Banker,
I.s Smith THIRD Street.
C-' STOCKS -
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
ET
UNOBGE J. BOYD,.
l& South THIRD Street.
IIAMBRIA - IRON COMPANY.--1,04-4.
Shares of Stock of the above Compaity for sale.
Apply to • EDW. G. PEA BODY,
ael-et* 223 DOCK Street.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT'
-a- AUGUST 24, 1864--NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
THREE TEARS SEVEN-THIRTY NOTES DATED
OCTOBER 1.1864.
Holders of Seven.tbirty Notes dated October 1, 1861,
are hereby notified that they may be presented -imme
diately. in any amount, to be exchanged for Six Per
Cent; Roads falling duo after June 30, 1381..._
The interest on the Seven-Mil ty tiotes - will be settled
up to date of maturity, October 1, and the Six Per Cent.
Bonds will bear full coupons from-July 1.
The adjustment of interest will be made by deducting
from-the amount of. Interest found to be due on the
Seven , Thirty Notes up to October 1,, the interest ac•
creed on the St: Per Cent. bonds from July 1 to October
1; the balance will be transmitted by the Treasurer's
coin draft immediately upon settlement. -
The following regulations inplation to endorsements
must be caret auy observed: - •
Where notes transmitted for settlement were issued
payable to order. and are held and transmitted by the
%Urinal owners, theY must be- endorsed •by them.
Pay to the Secretary of the Treasury for redemption. '
and bonds will issueln their nail* , v.,
Where notes pay able.to prder am-held by.o th er parties.
than the original owners, this, notefi'mnst have'the en,
dorsement of the original owners; and also be endonled
by the present owners, "Pay to , the Secretary or the
Treasury for.redemption.."
For notes issued. In blank, 'endorsed " Pay to. the
Secretary of the Treasury.for redemption;" bonds will
be issued to the parties transmitting theni i and in such
manner as they may direct.
-
When-notes are endorsed or transmitted by an at-
Jorney, administrator, executed', or other agent, they
mnst be accompanied by a duly certified copy or certifi
cate of the authority under which-he acts; and in all
cases by a letter stating the kind (registered , or coupon)
and the denomination of the Six Per Cent. Bonds wanted
in exchange.
When Registered Bonds are ordered.. parties should
'state at which of the following alarms they wish the
interest paid, viz: New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore, New Orleans, Chicso, St. Louis, or Clueln-
W. P. FESSENDEN,
anN).lSt &meters' of-the Treasusy.
GROCERIES.
nW BUCKED AND SPICED SAL
oN.
NEW NO. 1 MACKEREL,
Just received.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer in fine Groceries.
call-tf Corner BLIVENTR and VIIND
•
A RCHER & REEVEB,
• wsoLsseu. onoolas,
No. 45 North WATNR Street, and
No. 48 North DELAWARE Avenue.
Offer for sale, at the Lowed Nuke% Prices, • Largo
stock of
SUGAR, moLessza. 00FIESE,_
.
TEAS. SPICES. _ TOBACCO
And Groceries generally, carefully selected for the
tonetry trade. -
Bole Agents for the pp:ducts of ETPHIAN & -FOOUWE
Intensive Fruit Canning Factory et Bridgeton, N. J.
arff..s-6m
XT.A.CKERBL, HERRING, SHAD, &a
ALL —2,600 bbta. Nam Nos. 1;2. indS Mackerel.latt
sau fat 213 E, be assorted. packages:
Her
2,000
ring bbls.• New Eastport, Fortune Bay, and Halifax
•
. 2,5C0 boxes La &
te, RUC wall& I Herring.
160 bbls new Mess Shad. •
260 boxes'Herkimar coruity Cheese,_ke.,
In store'srut for sale by MURPHY & KOOML _
lalo-tf No. 116 NORTH witesvm .
LATOUR% - OLIVE OIL.--400 BLS=
..L.+ &eta freeli Latour's 0111 re OM in - lota to suit ths
purchaser. for sale by RHODES & 'WILLIAMS,
anlo-tf : 107 South WATER Street.
LCKNOW .BAUCK-TEIIS CBlOS
bra;ed. Sattes on hi!Lud Wa i n 41
ILLiAMS
107 South. StruOt.
REIONOBLE. WALNUTS...4OO
bales Greenobleln Artois rotor, for oalo
by. )1 0100 s & WLIXAMS.
attlo4l - 107 South WATILS Street.
T:Asrprald £t9 ST-TiFfilitp./4 WITKENG
WANTS.
. FIRST-CLASS TENOR SINGER
A
*snted fors prominent Church in this city, to
whom salaty will be given. Address Box ilia
Poet 06fce. ee.3.3t.
IAT jileftD—FIRST-CLASS BOARD
-11% for $ gentleman and iille,eocond-etory
front. Addreet J. N. SEXTON, Pont Onfon• 805-20.
ANT2D -A FANCY JOBBING
DYE. limire at AITVACEIE'S Crave
ARit Cleaning and Crimping Eetabilahmeat,l3s CATH
INE Street, first Pollee below Second; se&-lit°
WANTED -A SITUATION AS litrEf3l
- TEACHER of Draw - Lug and Paiatlngo by
a lady yt , bo has bad considerable exterien ce •a/ iplY
No. 2141AiliCH Street. St* .
WANTED—A tALESMAN IN
lIF Wholesale Hardware Rouse; mast have a knot=
ledge et the basil:Lens, atoll* able to influence trade:
None bnt a sober and active snack need apply. Addreew,
with references, "L. A ," t'As office. - se2-6t* -
WANTED'--A SITUATION BY A:
Lady of the highest respectability. to take the
cbarge of a gentleman's house. d gran Mrs. LEWIS.
1315 WitLIIIYT Street.
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE S THE LARCI-
est and most reliable, for oily and country. Has
always a geed , selection of capable pcksons, with good
references. ismricans, Irish, Engthli, French, Oer•
mans, Scotch Welsh, and nswrs-lasided emigrants, as
eardeners, Ism Hands, C,oacimen, Freedmen, 811.
02sks, Chamitermelds, Seamstresses, Laundresses.
Wadtreeses, and" general Housework tfeAunts. Mao,
Colored Seryanl34 Nos. 802 and SO4 LOGO ST Street,
allows Eighth.
TO THE WHOLESALE DRY FOODS
-a- TRADE —Ayertug manwho has had several Years'
experience in, ow of the largest hones in , Ale city
wishes a situation' as' sldeantall. Address "
Press office. Se .1.2 t.;
QUARTERMASTBR GEN E S
oFricE, FIRST' DIVISION,
wAlantivrort CM, August. 31,4244.
HORSES! noßsßstr HotsEs!!!
ROrgeS suitable for Ofivairy anil Artillery serviaetpin
be pnrcbased at COESHORO'DISTOT, in open mafireC,,
till OCTOBERI,IBI39.
Horses will be deliveradleCaphin L. Lowry Moore;.
A. Q. M. and be subjectedto the meal Goyernmeraiti•
epeetion before being accepted.
Price of Cavalry Horses, 8 . 178 - eaub.
Trice of Artillery Horses.. 8188 eacb. •
Payment will be made for:4mM) awd more.
JAMES A. BKIII,
Molonel First Division,
Quarter:n=oer General's Office.
TRAMBTERS WAITYiED.
sse6 kaeto
CHIRP QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
DEPOT OF WASITINGTO__,.E
WABHINSTONs D. C. August 18, Mir
WANTED. at once, Five 'Hundred . (6M to One Thou
sand MOW) TEAMSTERS, each capable of driving wIU
shftle Ilse and managing six-mule Mame. - - •
Te such who are competent to pertbrue the deity, the
Pay Per month will be thirty-five (85ydollars. without
ration•per II ay, and hospital privileges, Including the
beet medical attendance when sick. _
Men experienced as Wagon Nasterewill receive inc h
positions upon bringing to this point twenty-dye (35)
good Teamsters.
Apply to Captain CHASM E TOMPKINR, A. Q.
M., u. a A. corner of TWENTY-81104WD - and 451
Streets. Washington. D. S.
D RIICKIIII,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
MM. We 9 Depot of Washington.
CITY POINT, VA., AIJGUBT 7,1888.
OFFICE DEPOT or uspAiits.
ARNIM OPERATING Aokurar RIORMGED.
WANTED.
300 Oreaamit•3yers,
*l7s7lLeeliwriglriV,
tK, Xr.laolcsmithß, area
20 Carriage
Who will receive the highest rate; of GoTerantent Nty.
rations, and medical attendance.
Transportation tarnished by applying at
No, Sal PEMBYLVANIA Avenne. Niraablubm, Ilk O.
E. S. STRANG,
Captain, A. Q. la
JAMES M. KELLY,
F, DOLLARS A DAY 1-WARTRD,
-4 v-R Ladies and Gentlemen of intelligence sad
good education, to establish a permanent and well-pay
ing business in every city in. America. Partienlars will
be forwarde d by addressing. with stamp enclosed. C.
itIIEABA, M. Th., Box 1930, Philadelphia, Pa, atal-ary
PERSON WITH GOOD
ssooo r . Balinese EP onalificatioss, oflo years , ex
perience, wishes to obtain an interest in a well-estab
lished, safe, and profitable business. Unexceptionable
references gimp.- Address D. it.,"office of this ,
paper. ses 21*
00 MI —A PERSON WITH THIS
cp4.1,.....myky• AMOUNT to buy the FURNITURE and
STOOK of one of the most genteel 'businesses in the
city, paying from d4S: re() to di4,000 nor annum, and maY
be easily doubled. No previous knowledge required,.
addrets Box 3876, P. 0. sea-2t"
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
ft TO THE PUBLIC.
We have -now ready for distribution. the .following
REGISTERS: Plena call or send your address for co
glee, and please Inform year friends e here they Gaulle
accommodated with bargains la
BEAL RSPATE.
-11:
PHILADELPHIA /IOUS& REGISTER. =JR:-
PHILADELPHIA - BUILDING-LOT REGISTER.
PENNSYLVANIA FARM REGISTER.
DELAWARE COUNTY FARM REGISTER.
-MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM REGISTER
CHESTER COUNTY FARM REGISTER.
BUCKS COUNTY FARM. REGISTER.
BEDFORD COUNTY FARM REGISTER.
NEW JERSEY FARM REGISTER. 7
DELAWARE PARK REGISTER.
MARYLAND FARM REGISTER.
OEO. N. TowrisEND ar
1233 South FOURTH Street.
Pe3-snalvetlf
REAL ESTATE ! REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE. • REAL ESTATE. •
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
YEW.MONTEILY CATALOGUE JORT OUT.
NEW MONTHLY' CATALOGUE JMT OUT.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION:
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
CONTAINS sso6o,ooo,vrowra.
CONTAINS $5.000.000 WORTH_
CONTAINS $5,000,M0 WORTH.
FOR SALE —No person 'wishing to purchase REAL
ESTATE, either for occupaficy cr investment, should
fail to get my Catalogue, just out. Always one hun
dred Dwellings on hand, of which, in case of purchase,
immediate possession can be bad. GEO. C. MILLER,
Real Estate Broker, 154 North SIXTH Street. se3.2df
el FOR SALE WITH POSSESSION-,.
Ma-BARGAINS.
404 South Ninth street. A handsome modern dwell
ing-14 rooms. all modern improvements. Lot 20x190.
1645 North Broad street. A well locAted modern resi
dence, 10 rooms, Igc. Lot 20x100.
1716 GI and avenue. A modern dwolling-12 rooms,
modern improvements. Lot 110x1.06:
can for HOUSE REGISTER -
GEO. N. TOWSEND & CO
ses-mws3tir 123 X South FOURTH Street.
it HANDS'OME SIIBURB&N REM
DENCES- FOB BALE—FRANKFORD, PHIL A.D A..
—Two new three-story modern-bbilt Dwellings, with
two-store back-bundingt, on OXFORD St., Frankford,
Phila. These - hontee are well built, contain every mo
dern convenience, and are easy of access . The lots are
large, tastefully laid out with shrubbery, &c. Good
water; well shaded.. Will be sold a sacrifice. Three
photographic views of the prop.rty can be seen at the
office. -0.110. N . TOWNSEND & CO,
sefi-Ctir ISIGX South FOURTH Street.
dit FOR SALE—THE STOCK, GOOD
mr.ll:Will and Fixtures of, the MILLINERY STORE,
No. 325 North SECOND Street. Rote and Dwelling to
rent. Inquire on the premises, or at No. 525 MaRKET,
Street. 8.35 Si
in "FURNISHED HOUSE" —NEAR
OERMANTOWN, convenient to Station—to let
for a abor t or long period ; board provided if dewed.
Addreee ' egyoutry • ' thin office: ee3
FOR SALE-4AROE FACTORY .
•ml' near Germantown, on the railroad, with switch to
connect; large lot; stream of water running through
the premises; large shedding, steam engine, shafting,
complete. Price $l,OOO, clear. Immediate pos
session.
se3-3tif MILLER, 153-,North sisma Street.
•en FOR SALE-NEAT LARGE MAN
ION, at Day's Lane Station (Germantown); con
tains twelve rooms, five on the first floor; stable, Gooch
louse, elegant aarden, &c. Lot 142 by SlB feet deep to
a street. MOOD. MILLER.
sea-Stif 154 North SIXTH Street._
FOR SALE-WITH IMMEDIATE
.ml l . possession, neat largo Dwelling, 1610 Summer
street; fifteen rooms. Lot and building 29 feet front;
depth of lot, 111 feet to Spring street. $ll, OK
Neat large four-story Dwelling, 17% Race street; fif
teen rooms. Lot 22.1ey 100 $9.1500. •
Blegent four-story Dwelling, north side Arch, west of
Twenty•first street: Lot 28 by 125. *8,600.
Lot and Braidings, 1343 Arch street.. Lot 20 by 100
to a street; a splendid neighborhood for a residence.
SS,
Splendid Dwelling, north side Mount Vernon, west of
Sixteenth; I waive rooms. Lot 20 by /CP. $7,500. •
Neat Dwelling, north sideldt. Vernon, wan of bf*e
toenth street. Lot X) by 104. Twelve rooms. $6, 500 .
Neat Dwelling, south side Mount Vernon, east of §lx-
Melnik. Lot 18 by 90. Twelve rooms. $5,600.
Elegant Dwelling. 467 North Fourth street. Lot 20 by
86. Eleven rooms. *6,900.
Three new Dwellings. Thirteenth street. north of
Master; finished admirably throughont 44,800.
Well-built, nearly new Dwelling; 950 North Seventh
street; twelve rooms. Lot 18 by 9'3. $5,200.
Neat Dwelling, Twelfth street, north. of Race. Lot 18
by 90; eleven rooms. *5,600.
Splendid first class Dwelling, 926 Franklin street;
twelve zooms. Lot 18 feet 5 inches by 110 feet deep.
$9.800.
Magnificent four-story Dwelling, north side of Green,
West of Tenth; fifteen rooms. Lot 20 by 100. $9.030.
beat Dwelling, west side of Fifteenth, north of Pine
street. $9,500.
Neat new Dwelling, 2202 Pine street; ten rooms. Lot
18 by 90. $4,000.
Splendid nearly-new Dwelling, south side of Green,
west Bide of Twenty-third; twelve rooms. Lot 18 by
115 . feet deep. 35,5f0.
&Aides scores of others, of which possession can be
bad immediately or in a very short time. OEO. C.
MILLER, PractiCal Real Estate Broker, 154. North
SIXTH Street.
Cat this out for future reference.
gi FOR' SALE—NEAT, SIDE,YARP
=DWELLING, 910 Franklin street; thirteen room.
Lot 26 by 114. Price *13,260.
Elegant tide yard Dwelling, east sideof Franklin
sheet, above Poplar. 812.600.
Neat DWolling..9ni Franklin street, 19,800.
Besides nearly 2.030 otbers. Immediate possession of
.all the aboye and fifty others. • Nil 1.1,1111.
sea-2tif 1.544, North SIXTH Street.
AO FOR SALE OR EXO
...a—Magnificent Country Seat and loam of 33 acres,
crops, utensils, &c., in the very best portion of Backs
county, four and a hall miles from Bristol. $12.000.
Superior first. class Farm of 60 -acres, excellent Im
provements, itc., only ten miles from this city, on
Pennsylvania Central Railroad. S 2 ,000.
Neat Country Seat, and 15 am's, °sly four and elicit
miles from Market-street bridge, on the Haverford road,
Price 5700 per acre. MILLER.
ae3 2tlf .154 North SIXTH Street, •
T9GLASS ILINUFAOIIII7I3,ERS.—ZOR
SALEOR RENT—One of the best-lomtedsOLAAS
FACTORIES in the States. t eau. be put in NU Opera
tion in ten days, end has a fins assortment of- Motilds,
Pipes, Tools, Pots, Clay, =di every article TeUisite foe
prese St* se. Addroos, for twee days,
se& . QUINTON T. REEL nibs F. G.
rro RENT-VERY RE BIRABLE
ROOMS. 'citable for Bankers or Broken. situated
et the sotithweat 'corner of THIRD and WALRUT Sts.
..topIT to ROBBRT 111. AB GREGOR, 41.19,WiL1111T St.
GUENTIOUSR FOR SALR.-SASH,
Staging, Pipm, drc., for a Greenhouse, including
some fifteen huadred feet or Glass. To be seen at the
southeast contea-ofBROAD and WALNUT Streets, on
WEDNESDAY, VIaIINSDAY, and IPRIDAY of next
week, from 9 to 4 o'clock. 15834 C"
3 ow TBVCI ; AND PBAQH. BA&
s KITS iltititealllred and for sale
_ Lll_oWrot Bowan,
aam la . sad IVa. North THIRD area!!
TO. LET-SPLUDID ROC).. 1 F 011
Gentlemert. at UFO* CIHESTISIT Stmt. Ataa St*
P . ;/0F23.
BY BOTELER& WILSON, ELITCTION-
Ifi =RS. _
OFRICE U. S. CAPITOL EXTS:TgIIIIv,
WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. 3, MK
On SATURDAY, October Let, commencing at 10 A. K.
Um following .mariegated and plain marble will hn
at public Auction on-the grounds north of the United
States Capitol: •
100 blocks Tenneesee Marble.
1,010 cubic feetremnanteditto.
Yr pieces Potomac Marble.
600 cubic feet Vermont OreetracrP•tiundi
8 column Simnel • dittto.
2,000 cubic feet reumante Italian Marble..,
At the eAroo time will be sold large lot of doors,
ter., and bathitng material of various Stride.
By order of thtf iteezethrt of the Interior'.
ae6.tf CLSMUNT VrEAT,
General Strpelinfendant.
.am.,E of Ovri)thi - ops) CATARTER
X-7 MASTER'S MIMI, BuocREE, , , &t.
CIDEP QUAII7EIMARTEVE,OET - wp
DEPOT OF NIASII7:I4T,w,
WatorP - lion, D G Sept. 1. 1.45 , t.
„ko aold. at,oblic anction . , at Gbyerument ares.
aitgated co the agterze hatoteerg and F.. Lira
Tw dethr aud Tweoty,BYst skeets,ia tbrCitY 9r Wash
in'gton;,ciat WBDMSDAY,',sqteolier It, 15.., at 11
cl'olgek A. , lot of .thiarto - trdaster'a Stores, coo.
dinned at ling for axe; viz. :
eriet , , , Cawenters'
r o lls; Brneboarißridles,.#Oge Bate-T,
Blatilete, S:aW.,_,Broome , Portabla
F4rsde:fkiniktorres, Blbeekt,miths' 'Zools,ffatne.e, Lan
tent gersp•leather.StercfPlpe,ROM, Stoves. :Saddles,
Seslee.,..•Whim. Horse Shoes. and a lase lot,of old' iron,
Ste., Zec.
W - AISSO, •
irl le sold Om same dayeat fOOt of Antaeath htregt,
near Chteapealm-aud Oldo Canal.insmedlately after the
eampleifon of tlft• sale aboetrreferred toA;.a number of
Ambulantem; Beegtem.' Gerrie rnis Army e, Vragoaa.ripriane
Wagons Carta, :"md. Medical 'Venous.
%net enrol haters will he .7eflaired 'td'remoye the
atoms withln'TivEi , a) days froa.".fte dateof sale.
Terms: Crash, in•Payerament :Nods
D. 11 , RucKE.
BilgiaildrGetto.4 and Chi efßrea fterwaster,
se3-9t De;*t of WAs'ailufsoll.
A VOTI6ITSALE AT - BROOKLYN'
ti NAVY" - 1 ,- Aieb.
By ordbr of Rear 'Aelbirtral Hlrani rtvaldiaa, U. S. N.,
Commandant of the fb. Y. Yard, 7p',,,shali fa r
. sale at Pablic Atittion,.vt said Navy earl, oa TRU/:
DAY, September Sth; abitko 'clock Bf„ .
INZ;barrers kri
Sioti Tera; tine. . •
10,0“) lbs. of Caavas r- Crappiregs.
A lot of Scrap Mather.
small Dwaine; 1 fiorizort.tal Boiler.
4 Upright Boilers:.
A, lot of Scrap Paltervltisaker. •
A lot of Hard Coal Cinder,.
lo Lot Iron Boats.
Several condeparted'Weed. %aid.
Twenty per cent. of the rtttrlbeets meherl - stat be de.
; melted at time of ale; and daps will1:1Pallow.4 t 4
mauve the goods frarrtlie yard, and if : no!cho removed
the deposit pill be forMted the
• Poverzsmeitt.
payments to be made lh , Gevenkeent earrenltY, sod ea- •
if bre the goods are removed from the yard,
D. D-.T. hIARSITAIL, S. Wavy Store'teeper,
Non - YAM*, NEW YCSICP AnkaSt. 1864. an3l-it
EIAMr OF OONDENIiZa
'"• , w2LB
gxr#D•nr, Buscivar, Orrimor•Cluar QC/ASTER:Winn*
WASHINe. f PAL D. C.. aaaa& t 3, 19C4.
Wlll be sold at palate ancUkitsi.to the /aghast bidden.
at tkur times and pkr4cee namod - tgicar.' :
Ps:olns, Pennsylvania, THDA , DI,,I".. Aug D,.
- •
Altoona, Penney'midi, T1MP.8) ,, A7, Anita"' WOW.
Les Aron, Pennsylvania, raUltlitlPAY. NePtemow
Earriseinyg, Penney Mania, Tat2Olcar, Repine:lb'
8, 16! . 11: . _
_
TWO'HUNDRED ( gyp) Cavecor Harare at enehpborrp
These gets& have been eor.‘betmtl. ss milt far Ma
Carrauceerrice of the arnlF. . _
For Bead and Faun pnrpoaazkmnnY XOOll barest'
may be bed:
Horeeenold
Tenney Malt in United States Correnly.
air e. SKIL
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Quarternuusten.
and- teen .Cavalry Banal,
G ICO . T. E R $ - -NEV' CAE - STNUT.
.6puga , THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
The neat Romantic, Musical, Pantornitnic. Specincnriz
• Dramfec
ALADDIN, OR'THE' IVONDIIRPGS LAMP.
THE LIVING POIINTAIM OF COLORED WATERS.
All the new and magnificent SCENERY. elegant Pro
perties, wonderful Effects; superb Costumes. startllelf
Transformations, grand Choruses, and heahtifol Musts,
Dances, S . ongs, &c.
Family Matinee, 'SATIIRD &It AFTERZCOOIit.
Doors open at 2 o'clock; performance 2.4.• Admission.
50 cents; children 25. ' sel-nt
TV - AL - NUT-STREET THEATR
The Lerma has much pride in being able to an
nounce that
MIL EDWIN BOOTH
will give in this Theatre a series of those' Sb aksperean
and standard representations, the Character and exqui
site beauty of which have won the admiration of the in
tellectapd.artorAmerlca -
. On MOADAY and TUBS OAT, Sept. 5 and
BM_ XL WIN BOOTH
Will appear in his great role of HAMLET.
Seats may be ensured at Box OM ce'front 9 Olt O'clock.
Quartermainer's Agent.
- MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW A.ROR
JO-2- STREET THEATRE.
GLORIOUS REOPENING!
MRS. JOHN DREW
Will appear on. THIS (Monday) EVENING, Sept. sth, as .
LETITIA. HARDY
IUSGE
AUCTION SALES.
ALMIISEBIEMPS.
POOR PILLICODDY.
vErEBTN - urr.STREBT OPEHA.HOUSE
N- , -IM2I. CHESTNUT Street.
THIS (MONDAY) AND EVERY EVENIND,
FRAN
M IN K
S EL& M
TR ORAS •
SIXTEEN ARTISTS.
AdEIIiSMOD . 25c.
Reserved Seat s (which ca n bewared from 11 to 2) Au.
Doors open at 735. Commencing at 8 precisely. It
A SSBDIBLY BUILDINGS, TEMPI
JAL, AND CHESTNUT Streets.
TEMPLE OF WONDERS! SIGNOR ELITE!
EVERY EVENRIG, AND
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Chan g e of Performance Constantly.
AMENSIOD. 26 Cents. Children, 15 Cents. Reeerred
Bleats, ID Cents.
Evening Performances commence at 734. Anemic*
at 3. ae27-tf
SCOTTISH GAMES.-THE. SIXTH
ANNUAL HAKES OF THE CALEDONIAN GLOB
Fill be celebrated at WASHINGTON RE MEAT,
On MONDAY, Sept. 4th.
Can leave THIRTEENTH and CALLOWHILL %red*
Ail% 4 0 . 1 1%, is 2%, and 4 o'clock. Excursion Tickets,
including car-fare. OD netts; gate tickets. 33 cents..
ne2-3t* - D. WRIGHT, Secretary.
CING ACADEMY, 625 ARCH.
DAN
STREET.-D. L. Cd_RP.7aTTER has the honor or
informing his friends and thong who desire learning
DANC,InG for their immediate circles and soirees that
be is now ready and active to give lessons, either pri
vate or in classes, to Ladies ,Grntlemen, or Misses std.
Mlmitera. Mr. CdEPEIVTEtt is always punctual vast
can to seen at any holm daily, and evenings through
the week. during all the Seasons. Mrs D L. CI
TENTER will preside on the Plano-Forte. C.ONSTAJF
TINE L. CA.V.PLIITEB, the Young Master. will amid
In teaching Jurenilee. D. L CARPENTER,
sel-6t. 625 ARCH Street.
ACADEMY OF FINE -A RT S
-A• CHESTNUT Street. above Tenth, is OPEN DAILY,
for visitors, from 9 A. AL to 6P. M. .iert
BOARDING.
P 0 A RDING. -A GENTLEMAN AND
Wife want 13oarding in a respectable private fa
mily.' Address Box 2150 P. 0. - 5e.321.
T'LIGIBLE ROOMS NOW VACANT-.
at HILL'S.
an 23-1 3 .0 328 SPRUCE Street.
LOST AND FOIIND.
APPLICATION WILL BE 31AIIE TO
the Managers of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY
COMPANY for renewal of certificate of one &hare of
Stock, No. 3.563, standing in the name of WILLIAM
W. PARR, the same baying been lost or mislaid. 10
CERTIFICATE OF LOST.-
Ti undersigned lost Certificate No. 80, dated Sept.
10, 18E. for 20 Shares of Stock in the UNION BANK OP
PHILADELPHIA. Notice is hereby given to all persona
interested to show mine why a new certificate should.
not be issued by the Bank In lien of the one lost.
ati29,mwl2t H. C. GREENAWALT, Fayetteville, Pa.
LOST OR DESTROY-HD, BY FIRM
--Certificate of Stock No. 35'. f0r.1,000 Shares of
the Stock of the New York and Middle Coal Field Rail
road and Coal Company; and hereby give notice that I
have made application for Certificate in lien thereof.
A.-K. atoCGIIBS
CwAxgErmstraft, Anguat 30, 1564. ant9•mwfl2t
LOST—U. B. 73-10 BONDS, O. 17,08 t
for WO. Nos. 69,364-5-45-7-8 for Sled each, parabbe
in February and August, to the order of OSWALD ,
THOMPSON guardian o Theodore. H..Reakirt, atd
unendorsed. ' Application for payment of the same tsa..
been made at the Treashry Department, Any intermit•
tion will be suitably rewarde d
THEO H. Rsesinr,
TOM,WAINMT Street.
au2l-ISt
FOR : , NEW. ORLEANS, LL,
VTA NEW YOR.R.
Th'e t Ocean steam Navigation COMPanre
SPLENDID NEW. STEAMSHIP
NORTH AM;ERIOA,
• (1.685 Tans Burden,)
CHAS. P. MARKMAN; Commawiei.
re now receiving freight at •the Comfrany'e Wharf.
above VINE Street, and will sail on WEDNESDAY.
September 7th, at 9 A, EL
No freight received or billsof lading signed on the day
Of railing ;
For freight or passage striply.
A. HEROIN Jyc, & CO.,
1.26.N0rth DEL/OAM= Avamao.
' ' • l'Prt ADBANY:AND TROY,.
VIA 72.5TAWkliF. AND RARITAN 0 At
liAl.,--Thi - rge S. .n.A.NACIAN, Wm. Corson, Master.
is now lop:thug . at first *WI' below St race Street, ea&
will Sidifor the above peinte. on Wednesday, Septem
ber 7th.
For freight, which will betaken on reasonable terms..
apply to Di, L. FLANIGAN, Agent,
ses-3t , No. B.oll4Sonth. DELAWARE Avenue-
a dr oi t FO;ILSALE—THE BARGE,
formerly steamer,. "NEW WORLD,"
as she now lies at Alexandria, Va. t of about 1,700 toss.
Length about SSA feet,' beam 80 feet. Wed found la
boats,
boats. anchors, ebstas,, steam lire-engine, am, din..
and In uvrfect order.
For particulam ap No ly . 1
S F o R utEhD W . C
L L C
A H M M S D
tr T ee
t.
New York.
o t , 131;,.E1N8, PRACTICAL DEN
TIST for theisst twenty years, WirjgNE Bt.•
Wow... Third, Ingalls the most beantiftd Tww.S of the
one, monpted,on fine (Old, Platina , S il ver, VitusiMas
COrallte, Amber, &v., at prices, for neat wad gm
bstaaWaf
work, more reasonable than any Dentist in this cab of
State, Teeth pinned to last for life. Artificial Teeth
repaired to egg pain b e a t rtractina. MI Work War
ranted to eh Reference. families. au.3l-am
4.,TXFOITSANDS OF TgETH
EXTRACTED WITROT7 PAIR.
Patent applied. for. My new invention. a Donble Ea
veranda S. adjusting. ittafe•vntied Inhaler, for ad
ministering Nitrous mode uone,, and extracting Teeth
without pain. The only mode that the Gas can be pro
verly safely ad”tivlstered.
DR. C. L. muzikm,
No_ 73e SP ENT Mt Street
aa.7o.L4t •
Errom's
• C l ol.7riain. ORckApTl3,
•
NA Mir TINKICCILL led DIZQUATAID in on/1M
or Tone and Power, 4 ospootally • for Ch0r.142,
Vin Schools. but fonn4, be imaally evlaptwille
-
' ?it or and Drew' .1100111. -Forße sh IWe:only by
101..
• NO. Mt YOU *zoo&
Also, a eonrsd ant of the Perfect Msbnisnot
wmlll4a
' wlnitantly On
ownCORRECT. PIAXO,TA:I=O.—,
Eassrairailiea aptieskof his return to
this city, az4, satnass to reswoe,bpstneas by the Ist
of Se tembar Au orders rceolyed as Usual at MA
BOIf & Co,S-store..*o.7 Oarknarr West. sus -b a
_ _ _
c y rEbilt •%•i; • I •IC , I;
pimts, hp, heated *, exlmakst
al .11 or d*steluA;
eatersiAlendeiniersksv.a.por
iet•=2P ht . F:104,0 kit 24* Norm St.
131D1P PALM. Oklu BOAR,VER - S SOAP
-k. is made of pnvi..Praiii resin Oa. ato la entirely a.
lagetaigi Soapliore atittable for Totl.o. u ie thin :lion
made Isom ant fats. In boxes 9f oi* down 1.141,31.
(calk/per box. anteactored bi ,
CIRO. M. E.FrIZINTO4
NO. . lie 1111§,116ARETTV Skeeit. - bervte,er, rt - W"
ISecona. striae* Catiowbut. LA4I)
VORN• STARCH.— 4CO itQXIKS OS
Wen and Doryos'a -11
Cum St.s.ro X . 41
. 80 50 as
sen a, for 1111013
n 5641 Bale by south vrr.w. bkreet
WATZR POWBR TO Ilt2l. 7.
to DAVID C.BILLAS. Ifoaark.. .ng•lbib
DF,PkitTNENT FOR OVSTON WORE.