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In TowN.-We had recently the pleas

In TowN.-We had recently the pleas
ure of greeting our friends, DR.. Jno II.
Clarke and family, formerly of this place,
but latterly hailing from the ."Smoky
City," who were in town to pay brief
visit to their numerous friends in this
vicinity. A few weeks rustication, with
the addition of our refreshing mountain
breezes, will, We doubt not, be beneficial
to our friends, who may then carry back
to their city home grateful remcm brance
of Old Cambria. May the withering hand
of Time ever rest lightly upon them as
now.
Mr.. W. Linton, of Johnstown, recently
of the 18th Penna. Cavalry, illumined our
town with the light of his genial counte-
nance, on last Friday week. SO far from
his recent campaign proving deleterious to
his health, he presents even better ap>
pearance than usual. Long may he wave !.
IRoS CITY COLLEGE, PITTsBURG, Pa.
We were surprised on visiting the. Col
lege few days since to find it completely
filled with a most interesting and indus
trious class of young men. The immediate
and constant attention. Of the Principals to
their students, secures to them the very
highest advantages, which is evinced in
the steady and regularly increasing demand
among business men everywhere, for
graduates of this school, as every student
is thoroughly and carefully instructed, and
NONE but competent accountants are ever
awarded the Diploma of the Institution
PtHsbuay Post.
THIEVES ARoUND.-On Thursday eve
ming, 9th inst, some scoundrel not having
the fear of the law before his eyes, entered
the stable connected with the Cresson
Springs House, and therefrom felonously
abstracted two horses, with saddles, bri-
dies, and all the other necessary accoutre-
ments. Although no traces Of the perpe-
traitors of this villainy have yet been
discovered, it is to be hoped that they may
not always go "unwhipt of JUSTICE but
that they may receive their full deserts.
REMoyAL-During a recent visit to
Philadelphia we called upon our en-
terprising friend, a. II. Franciscus, at his
new location, 513 and $40 Commerce St,
where we found him, as usual, busily
engaged in attending tc his numerous
customers. To those of our readers requi-
ring anything in his line, we cordially
recommend this house, as being one of the
most accommodating in the city See
card in another column.
THANKs.-Last week We were so fer
tunate as to be presented with card of
Miners Aluminium Pens,-a useful and
seasonable gift. They have thus far proved
to be superior article, ard well worthy
the attention of "scribes" They do not
corrode, but remain good to the last, and
cost but twenty cents per dozen. Address
Henry Miner, II and Is Fifth ST., Pitts
burg, Penn.
DIED AT his residencein Philadelphia,
on Thursday, 9th inst, JACOB II. EGNER,
in the 46th year of his age.
Mr. Egner was well known to many CT
our citizens, and his deati, will be gener-
ally deplored. He leaves a wife and a
large family TO mourn his early demise.
II IST OF LETTERS
IL Remaining in the Post Office, Ebens
bug, Pa, up to August lst, 1868:
George Adams, John Howell,
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II OOK QUIT
IL The Books, Accounts, Notes, and Judg-
men is of Davis Jones, and Davis Jones &Co.,
have been left with for collection, with.
directions 10 collect without delay
JOHNSTON L oATMAS.
11issss us go Il
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MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
BUFFALO ROBES.

Hurdrare, Queensuare, Groceries, -Four, Bacon
Cheese, Syrups, Koiasses, Mac1erel, Her
ring and Cod Fish, Iron and Mails,
Cedar and Willow Ware, Drugs
and Medicines, Carbon and
Fish OIL, etc, etc., etc.
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! 1SI OE IEI IERS-
IL Remaining in the Post Office, Ebens-
bug, Pa, up to August lst 1868:
George Adams, John Howell,
Maria Arthur, Jane Howell,
Henry Benshausen, Thos B mmohd,
Mrs Bridget Byron, Isaac Holmes,
q Bryant, Esq, John Lohery,
Miss Jenny Caliaghan Jacob B Lyons,
Daniel Dillon, Miss Eliza Bride,
Mrs Elizabeth Davis, Rev Henry Mackay,
] q Davis, Evan A Mick,
Davis, Daniel Murray,
Catharine Dillon, 2, Robt Montgomery,
Michael Dougherty, Joseph Montonda,
Mary Jane Davis, Mary MGregor,
Mrs Ann Davis, Miss Lizzie NJ Reese,
Oliver Evans, Hon Rich'd J Roberts,
Miss Mary Ann Evans, Miss Elizabeth Reese,
Mrs G Elder, Mrs Nancy Rodkey,
Margaret Evans, Joel Simmons,
John Elder Miss Maria Shaffer,
Miss Sophia Flick, VIM Spitlin,
Miss Lizzie Graham, Nathaniel Tecter,
John c Hoover, Mrs Margaret Thomas.
gSs. Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
JOHN THOMPSON, P. y.
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Customers will be waited upon BY accom-
modating Statesmen. .
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Not to mince matters, he keeps
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY STORE,
where anything or everything person may
need or desire can be obtained.

By Suying large stock ct time, and pay
ing for the same almost entirely in Cash, the
subscriber is enabled to sell considerable
cheaper than other dealers in this community.
To be convinced of the truth of this assertion
you need only call and examine his Schedule
of Prices.
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B65 The Public is requested to roll in
the more the merrier-and secure Bargains
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DIED AT his residence in Philadelph
ON Thursday, 9th inst, JACOB Fl. EGNER,
in the 46th year of his age.
Mr. Egner was well known to many CT
our citizens, and his death will be gener-
ally deplored He leaves a wife and a
large family to mourn his early demise.
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These, and many other descriptions of
Goods, too numerous TO here mention, con-
stantiy on hand.
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IL Remaining in the Post Office, Ebens-
bug, Pa, up to August 1st, 1863:
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OFFICIAIs .NgJfTCES.
WI - LLLLnL- -nnA.a-s-> l. III :. IL =

-. - Wan DEPARTMENT.
Paoyosr MARSHAL GErrRALs orEIcE,
- 'f"w "wAsHISoros, D. O, Aug. u, tsss. }
Csrea.sr No. H. ~. l...' .'e'r .s..
| l. The attsatlon Of provost mAfshsis 10 called to
that part Of paragraph 90, Rsgulstions, which IL
a. follows: =
"rhe amount OF evidence herein required to es-
tablAh s claim to exemption 10 the least which the
Board should accept; and IT, In any case, the Board
has reason to doubt the eharseter or suiciency Of
the evidsnes presented II should decline granting
the exemption, unless such additional pvoV a. II
may require be presented In time to be considered
without delaying the business Of the draft"
II. The following 10 publised for the guidance Of
provost marshais in making daily feiesrsPAte re-
ports Of epsminaiioas Of drafted men, These reports
should be made each day after the sdjournmsnt OF
the Board, and should relate TO no other matter.
The following is the form to b observed
DAILY REPORT FoR -, 1863.
| Number Of drafted men held.....
Substitutes accepted. ..............
Paid commutatlon ..............
I Exempted for disability. ..........
Exempted for all other causes..,.
Total examiaed. aed...u.,.........".
sent to general rendezvous, ,...,..
No examination must appear twice In this re-
port. The "total examined" should equal the
total ofpreceding classiicstions.
/ III. Unless otherwise directed, provost marshals
will communicate BY telegraph only on matters oi
immediate importdnce, and where too much delay
would ensue from recourse to the mail. In for.
warding kilograms, the formslity ofletter CORES
pondsnce must be omitted, and the dispatches
must BE- coushed in the fewest words possible tc
convey the meaning intsudsd. ..-L
JAMES ,. TRy,
auas Provost Marshal General.
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AInuAessAsnts.

CANTERBURY HkLI.-The popularity and sue
cess which the Isnfrettas have enjoyed during
their present engagement, must prove very nstter.
Ing to their pride as artistes and profitable to MIR
Sinn as manager The present week, closes their
seivsd With regret by'the hasluss " Cahtstbury.
10 night they appear In both psntomime and ballet
"seREANs OF LAuourER," last night, at the
mons's dranst,c extrAvsgsnzs entitled Ths SIN.
gulsr Mortal, or, Guided by Impulse" II will be
repeated tonight, with the double Music Hall Eu.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

This Firm, having thorough kno wisdge Of the
Pension Business, and being familiar with the
practice In all the Departments Of Government,
Pension, Bounty, and other Claimants, for the
prompt and successful accomplishment OF business
entrusted TO them than any other firm In Washing
ton. They desirs TO secure such an amount Of this
ps., for each claimant YER VERY = cHEHPiY, ~ ana a on
the basis Of THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
dose they will secure the services Of Law Firms In
each prominent locality throughout the States
all the necessary blank forms OF application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet Instructions,
and Circulars for distribution In thervicinity with
Associates' names inserted, aud upon the due exc.
70 them BY their ooarassociAtss they will prompt
" perform the business here.
t1. Their charges win Be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
offIECRs and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIvATEs,
and ten per cent: on amount Of Claim e. MILL:
and Collection Of Prize MONEY.
0r Soldiers enlisted since the ist Of March, 1881,
disabled By disease or wounds, are entitled to Pen.
sions. An soldiers who serve for two years, or
during the war, should 1t sooner close, will be en-.
ny lAw Of the last session Of Congress, all Sol.
the service, since the Commencement Of the War,
shall receive the tloo bountyj and all revenue
atamps heratofafS requirea on soldsrs' application
pepsfs are dispensed with. Widows OF soldier.
the Sioo bounty. II there be no widow, then the
minor children, and no minor children, then the
father mother sisters, or brothers are entitled 70
the ei0o bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend
ant mothers, sisters, or brother. viii be pen:ioned
WILLIS 4. GAYLORD.
Washington, D. c., 1888. ars-iv
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t.rs.innsss, !. wkisA al me lovely iSay xSassil
oonsdIaas, aaa sAow folks spysssr

comedians, ana sAow folks spyssry
WHrT1nuAsf's 0ALLsaY, ~ PKnsyLyArIA
Avn.rhy OWES Observation-Disclosures Arss0
outstripping his eoppettton, has ri&e1tee tkSy.
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wso wna = cpssssws desire p cali
suscai sSts . - sS1aslNant Of tllS sSIs-
q: ss saasS:s ;s'Sss sSs.:
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s:a $ ssss:S : ssSssi - ssSsSss s.sSs y
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW BooKsl NEW BOOKS II

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKSll
Daily Record OF Events from November 9, 1890, to
July IS, 1853, and a complete Map of the United
states showing the location Of every battle, forts
nation. Also, date Of admission and secession OF
the southern States population Of the United
States population Of rebel States, (saves not In
tables showing number of white males In each
state between eighteen and forty five years. Price
twenty-five cents. Seat by mail, free Of postage,
on receipt OF twenty-five cents. suttlers and ped.
dlers supplied At liberal discount.
Hints on Health In Armies, by ordronaux hfty
cents.
cover, Sl.25.
Just received and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
b. r.4 bookseller and Stationer,
an sa-dt 33i Pennsylvania avenue.
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ARRESTED ON susPfcios. Three negro men
were arrested last Hght by one Of Capt. Johnson's
deteotives, on suspicion of being connected with
The riot which took place on Sunday night, In the
First ward. This morning they We're examined
by Justice Ferguson, whs dismissed them, there
not being evidence enough to warrant HIN In hold
No fhent.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN
IN : POLICE AZ sTOLEN-on the Cd Inst, one
ifon-grey HORSE, about ak years old, both h!nd
fsst white, was taken ffon . man who gave his
name a. Horace stoops, and seknowledged having
the owner, who 10 requested to appnAr, identity
the Horse and prove ownership, or II VIII Be sold
THURSDAY, September Sd, iass, AZ the BAZAAR
(No, ss Louisiana avenue) Of W. l. Wall Co.
Nfs 10 Gne aaddle hors; and from coIisr mdrks has
evidently been used IN hsrHsn. .... ..I
BY order: GEO. r. HERRlCk,
Ir .... 4. Property Clerk.
... w. L. WALL CO.,
au26, ,2sSs3 Auctioneers-
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pIsoRpEBLY CosruGr.-Armisted MedillA,
fugitive from the workhouse and an Old offender,
vas arrested by oHieer Vernon, o. the fiyhtsenth
psecinSt, for vhsranry and disorderly conduct, and
was fined 81 VI hy Iustice Ferguson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

SMrGaLiSa LIQUoR.-Wm. Mullen, o soldier,
and Ino. DIpold, citizen, were committed to the
Gusrdhouss last night by Capt Todd, charged with
smuggling liquor across the river. They are held
Ior q hearing,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

RRPREHEssIBLE CoNnUcT.--Two members of
sentt's 800 whs have been detailed at the War De.
psrtnent-one ss sn orderly and the other A. a
inessengar-were sent to the auafdhouse last
hight b5 the officer In command, who charged
them with being drunt and disorderiy. They are
held for 0fdsfs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

sHiLlSa Lauon os euspAT.-Robert Peed,
who keep small grocery and liquor store on the
.orner oil and Third streets, Island, wss arrested
by Lricer MAXWELL fof selling liquor on sunday,
Gnd taken TO the seventh ward station. He was
med s2s.so by Justice Ferguson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

SLEEPING ON HIS PosT.-Pat Burns was last
night caught sleeping on his post at one Of the
Government stables, where he 10 the watehman
,is, he was eommi''s" the "cen'F'l' by Captain
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

~ A N T Il II b u RY H A L L
~ lsstdsna Ayesxe, neey ne eors<v ef sistA sfrssf.
. CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY.
WIN. T. Sim. .......... Manager and Proprietor
George r. Edeson.. n...................Nage manager
THE SUMNER THEATRE
sTANpARp music HALL
LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY,
OF THf WONDERFUL
ZANTRETTA TROUPE,
z.srsEIr. z.sssETTA Ts9!yPE Ts9TPE
ZANFREfTA TROUPE,
y1n9us.tionably the most talented and accom-
hc., which has ever Waited this country.
HOUSES CROWDED ,,HIeH1I, SIeHEIy s,r,,-.ou,D
TONIGHT,
GAGEMENT.
Frs. tim. in .hi. city Of III.
s4sseFsT AssEeFsT AsIe s4se Esek sek
entitled
THE ENCHANrMENT,
THE THE EssHzE4HFsH; Ess#zsTsFSH:;
In which
THE GREAr ALEXxNDRE,
THE GLORIOUS JOSEPHINE,
THE GLORIOUS JosEPHiNE,
And entire Zsnfrstta Troupe will appear. Prrvi.
ons TO which,,
" GRAND COMBINATION oLIo,
GRAND GoMBINATIoN oLIo,
By the Zanfretta Troupe and
CHEAT CANTERBURY COMPANY,
Including
Rific rERRiFic # FEATs On on rHE TH TIGHT 1i RoPf,
BvMoss. ALEXANDRA.
Popular Ballads by
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR.
Beautiful Dances by Mile Josephine, Miss Susie
snmmerneld, and
THE CoURr OF BEAUTY!
TIE CoURT OF BEAUTY!
Kate Harrison.
Lucy ''si,sas H.ss,. Wilson,
Julia Marsh, Sc, sc., &c.
Comic Songs By
NM GEOhGE H. fDksON,
Mr.. GEORGE R. EDEsoN
suRpRIsINo AcRoRATIc FEATs,
SURPRISING AeRoBATIc FRATs,
By Mons. Louis, Masters Joseph and Henrique.
NEW NEGRO PECuLIARITIEs,
NEW NEGRO PECuMARITIEs,
By Messrs. ED: wRAY, B; X COLLINS, "
ARMSTRONG, II. ". WILLIAMS, s. CLARKE
and the
WONDERFUL MASTER SAMMY.
WONDERFUL MASTER SAMMY.
A CHARMING NEW PANT0MIME BALLET,
! CHARMING NEW PANTOMlME BALLET,
under the direction OF Mons. Fouche, entitled
| =. LA JARDINIERE,
LA JARDINIERE,
introducing
MILE JOSEPHINE, 'i
MONS. ALEXANDRA,
MISS SUSIE sUMMERFIELD D
and the
KALLET CORPS OF LOVELY GIRLS.
Orchestra. .oo cent
Private Boxes, holding six persons, Ave dollar
poors open at * o'clocEi Performance at g.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
REGULAR SERIES, ON SATURDAY AFTER
NOON. au9s-%
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EDUCATIONAL.

NIRC GLE INST TIT U T E,
. tsELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLs)
No. q s&rest near the Circle, one square south
OF PeAn. av., bstWesn 26th and 18th streets,
In session from the 7th Of September to the lat Of
July. The usual English branches, Ancient and
Modern Languages, taught at the Institute. Also
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Piano and Guitar.
MRS A ZAPpONE, Principal
DR.. TAPPONE kssps his ONCE In the same build
Ing, and v abuAdAntly provided with the best Ap:
paratus and remedies known for the cure or relief
OF all diseases. Charges the same a. those Of all
regular physicisns. au 2i-u
TEM ALE COL L EG +,
Il RoRDENTowN; N. j.,
One Of the most fourishing Institutions In the
country. Special attention paid to the common
and higher branches of English, and superior ad-
vantaEes furnished in Vocal and Instrumental Mu-
sic. French taught BY native md spoken In the
family. t,....I =. ..rf
For catalogues, address -
Rev. JOHN n. BRAKELEY, A. NJ,
au2I-ews President.
TlHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
IL corner OF rourteenth street and New York
commences september 7, 1889.
/ Circulars At the bookstores. AulI-u
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nF l G A l..
WAR DEPARrMENr,)
PRoyosr MARSHAL 0ENERAL's OvvIcE, !
WARRINGTON, D. c., August q, 1851.
Circular No. TO. -
BY the direction Of the President OF the United
states the State Of California hss been divided into
three Enrolinent Districts - follows:
The counties Of Butte, colusi, Del Norte, Hum
boldt, klamath, Marin, Mendocino, Naps, Piumss,
shasta, Sierra, sIskiyou, soianO, sonoma, sutter.
Tshama, Trinity, Yolo, and Suba, TO censtituts
and to be kaown as the Northern District;' head
quartsrs, Msyysvtlls.
The counties OF Amsdo, Caivsras, II Dorado,
Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, san Joaquin, stanis-
iaus, and Tueiumne, to constitute and to be known
As the "Middls District," hsadqusrtsrs, sacra-
mento. 'F'
The counties OF Aiameds, BuenA vista, Contra
Costa, Tresno-, Los Angeles, Mariposs, Mercsd,
Monterey, Santa Barbara, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz,
San Bernardino, San Diego, San Luis obispo, San
Msteo, Tulare, and San Francisco, to constitute
and 10 be known as the "sopthern Dbtricti''
leadauarteri, San Francisce.
JAMES y. Fry,
au25 Provost Marshal General.
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4 F F l G I A L .

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HEADQUARTERS PRoyosr Marshal,
District Of Columbia, August 18th, 1853.
The Board Of Eprollment fof the District OF Co
lumbia will meet at the City Hail. every day, from
ga. m. to p. IN until further notice, to examine
cases OF drafted men, either for exemption or &C.
ceptance.
HENRY A. SCHEETz,
aule-tf Captain and Provost Marshal
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THOMAS Z. LLOYD,

THOMAS Z. LLOYD,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND A0lNr YoR RROCURIH0
Bounty Lauds, Pensions, Arrears
WARRINGTON, b. G.,
VIII give prompt and encisnt atts1tian to the
prosecution Of Claims Of svety description against
ths government, and make 10 charge unisis sue
Both references end charges 70. services will be
ur RsnSlons sscursd for soidisrs wounded or dis.
sksed during the existing war; also, for the widows
sud dorphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease incurred while In the United states ser
Vice, also, Bounty Mouey for the heirs.in-lsw OF
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for.
Ws.diag business.
Address 80
THOMAS E. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No. ste seventh street,
Washington, D. c.
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TO HOUSEK-EEPERS.
g pom IF I Z r,
. o9
CosCENFaAT LYE,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER

articles Of LYE for making SOAP, DC, IGw Sl.sts6
for sale. The only GENUINE and PATENTED
a hst Psas tAs RSS SSsf5SAN,A ,5s iasn.fE sALF
sof I Il SeiSs 'sAFoNiFiER, OR RC0ECENTRATED
LYE.S The great SUCCESS Of this article has led
Pa no PHTGNT
All MANUFACTURERS BUYIRs or SELLERS
of these sPSsdoUsy LYSs are hereby N1P thsp
ATTORNEYS
GEoRGE HARDING, Esq, " H,Sssstps'a, a"d
WILLIAM RAKEwELL, Ess, Of pifsburg,
And .hs, sn MANUFACTURERS, USERS, or Sci.
psny, anSs viii vi IT, & PRosEcHTEp f st once. " "
The sAPoNIFIER, OF CONCENTRATED LyE,
10 for sale by all Drngsists, Groeers, and CAantry
stores.
yAsR NOTICE.
The usHEp srArEs CIRcurr Cousr, Western
D.s,r,et Of RsnnsysARt. No Vi May Term, In
lssa. In suit os
yRE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANuFACTuR
ING COMPANY
ts.
THOMAS @. CHASE.
dsersed to the Company W November, 10, 1882, tho
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by psteu. owned BY them for the
sAPoNIFIER.
Patent dsssd October 81, ,sos. Perpetual iu,un'.
ton awarded,
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
0FrIcEs;
IN WALNUT STREET, Phtsdeiphs,
PITT STREET AND pUoVESNE WAY, PtnsbS,g
tsi-amif
|
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

THE BOARD or ALDKRMRN.-1hs regular
meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen was not held
last night, no quorum being present. The Presi'
dent, John II. semmes, 10 acting - Mayor In the
absence OF his Honor, the Mayor,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

DIsoRDELY TRAMsTERs.-A number Of team
pters got into row At sxth-strest wharf, Vester.
Jay afternoon. For tims they had II ~ theiI
own way but the guard on duty st the wharf
being called out they suoossded In arrestng six o
them. They were confined In the Guardhouse oil
night, and this morning were ordered to be show
cred and released. Bad whisky was the cause o
the row,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

DAR6AINSl BARGAINS GREAT
ID BAR0AINsl-In order to reduce our sum.
mer stsck, We have decided to run on our stock
OF Clothing at cost, Tor the next sixty days, At
SMITHS, sso seventh street, opposite CITY poh
Once VR
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
LOCAL NEWS.

The Board OF ExRoLxsxy.TThe folloying
additional exemr,ions were msas BY ths tesrd
after our second edition went TO press yeafefday,
Jacob EiS, only supper, O. ~ q ei5s% eii55sSS,s
George g. tsrns!, disanin'y.Ev 80 ,s'-,
THOMAS smart, Sffonsouslg enfolied. y,
Reuben simpson, nlsnished substitute, Edward
Tssne,s unser, dis.biiiy '''l -. . . .."0'.'..l
ChafIss RAJ q, hien,,,,.L ....',..I
william II. fshisy, only soa Of fwldow. -.
:. Harry Hofsa, furnished ;u6stitdts, FrSderiok
q. Il Thoupion, furnishsa 'ubs.t.uss; esorrs
". ]. Poormsn, furnished substitute, w,linm
Nv. Woodwstd, furnished substitute, Howard
%Ricisra ozark, furnished substitute, soA. sassr.
JoSsrh kt4ck, erroneousiS enroilsd. iu Z. ~
Ssa ssrt,s W s.ows, S faini.hsd sasss,,us. wiui.n
. David q. stewart, srroasossly enrolled.
d, Ianbs Y. Olivsr, disability. A91a7s. aeTrt.H .
I'M assd, isinisS;a ,asstisate, CHARLES Boysr.
&. 9oSia:. ssiorsS. s S.al.A.d substitute, lsvis
&c. Lamb, furnish q suhssitass. Jasper English.
$ sastisf worsS. fsiSiihsd substitute, 'ssob
Wells. 90 ~! = ~. II. o. '.''' ~
lanes Kennedy, disability. .i,'.h ,2
Wtllism Peters, over age. .i
Edward laports, only son Of widow.
Henry Stanley, sffonsgusIy enrolled, .'a
Joseph Ambush, tcolorsd,, furnished substitute
Lombard Jones, tsolotea,, furnished substitute
J. ". wssisie, turuished substitute, .. c,iSord