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FAMILY MBDICIiE
GOLDEN BlTTgHs.
UUBDBi,'s
CgLgBRATES

rua Bnvy Tosio IN rar WORLD. - Thcy in,Igors's
strengthen ard give ne life to tbs sysloa They work Ike
magic and will cure al cosOs Of Dyspcpsis Debility Tnsrs
toni Fever Dishes. scrofli,. Gori. Gravel Jsupdice
Ner-os, Affections Liver Complaint Loss Appetite Heart
bum Bilious Colo choisrs aoIbu' Fever md Age Rhsm
stism Sell Rheum, sessciness &c. &c.
THY CoSTNs 80 PoI5oSOus Dscd
PrRrtY vraRIlBLa.-ultbe,s Celebrated Golden BteF'
arc compo.ea Of o,nsn camus Root, wild Cherry Bari,
Ar'.e, orargc Peel ces,ya Bari coIsnso B~k Of ssss
fra. Root. sheny Wine, Duosnu! Bslt cs'awsy Seed. Vel
low Dock D.ad,lion, 8e-si prcsevei 10 Isnaies Run
DR.. LrGHrHnL has returned 10 the city
snd anor be daily cru,aied his -od'snce No ~ st.
Mrrssp'ec, isou 10 I'll T. Desino''' C'sirh
I'D sn disco Of tle Eye Fax, and fiTo.i.
GRNE. Halter AND TuEsmR, SIS BROAD.
raY-FaD Styles a, reduced rrcoe.
MIS-. WHsLow's SOOTHING STRUP-for chill.
drrn Teibngi Cures Dyency -ni Disrgi r'Sn'sei the
Stomach aai roTol'. and cuses Wind Colo.
rnUsss, Elastic STOCKINGS SUPERVISORY
R.vnaoss, srrgoiergRs AG-Ntnsu Co. Gsdlc-l Cure
Tfa-s oa'e only 1T No. . V..ey-'' Laty ri,entani.
BEAUTIFUL IIFE-IIRs PICTURES.
Cafez g. While - per dozen, Duplicates So AZ neg
iives resis,er'd RIA. LErIs. NO. IL Chsihainst, N Y
WHEELER 81 WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
Tor sale 20 rent repaired md Machines sni Orsrsio. sent
into sa.es. a. - bos4~ay coz 2@ad o. By j. l. ElLis
wHrrLrR & WILSON'S HIGuTsT PREMIUM
Locg-STigcH SAVING NtClisEs No. 80 bruli"ay.
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Great fIefNug
nF ifft
SOLpURs MEMORIAL Association
81 III
COOPER INSTITUTE.

Ar;te p..,t'ay rove dtrp Nsnasl As'oclr''os 'r'l
g.. 81 ID d o. ioop.r fnHlt.iror
rFDsFaUAY ENrNINO October ifsi
f'r he rse fcrsderls AL sd STAG such lsan' ns ! y
taoueLf trnue4 pr0mot5 Tie objects ol fh1 Asot.l
tnn. Al Ladies aui UrLIe-er who Iced "a irtfu.. ia ,-
cause Use united O. attend. hv sra-I a tIa t0a.af
MtlltfD AIIl-oi q -lrlirudsn.
naulsJ ~ io,c elrns h.r'ng ~ ~ tie'r..'e
mo t.I0c l f.f fac rlrInc . ei..I3 sl4'a' pc,
otifi ft or hre, irdrf VITO .rve rtred t.ff htef w
support of ON. government n TIE present. Uarf rll % n'
in'.t lll il.i sut Asrof Monument ra'N sas1 nos
only O. ptrfe,lr thc lly 1l le alrn tia'c l
gcl.r0nt Dui shall a.o ls 1af 1f pc cHi A rs to
income Boo ad n te de. Co orptl' o. fc .oileI. N
4lfs Ml9 laVInr gwen flur lives Pro- aer c'ltfy Leave
fi.'r rr1roo-.eA l,'e .res legacy Co hor counrynon.
We fre ndesinei co. rsfore most hcai'iy nppie.Es OF
a.. above io 10 srcominsnd 70 tho r.troc and tens
e.u oil og .g. ,iflau. % ttond thf above asgl it
tho puoo Of coop.fingn tIo s..insni u ~ ds1f
L l .L--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

George ". Curtis aud i. Ruasol, will speak
III Washington Hail. Astoria, for the Union TO- night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

lyoudcr,ai nssalrs lrol.l tho l-e Oh

CuEyALlERs LIE FOR THE ar
..,,sl ana u.el by cromaont Plw'riIa,.nd cts7''is
i. ad ssrs-eu Of tho highest standing taf "iins'' o.
t, ,,,,., Z ,,iores gray 1 fe9es ioA'to IL orfgEs'
oo. stop, ~ fns ont gsveots tir'ruh u''on OF 'oh'
irg end keeps ths esd clen cool ard hes VIZ "o' 40
Inc ,n or so tho whl'et fabric keeps ts BAR soh end
~ ana suses 1t T. ROMAN Ia any dss1as1 posiiior. 10
other dressing Ia required Sold s1ho dns pe AMI a. ~
oae. No llJ broadway whore advice hlsss. pers ..
the IL VIII 10 g;ai itousy Il Yreo ~ pss sale ~
=. .-f lo-sn, la fancy 5oE,s Can 5e sens ~ eTPse,H
sARAn A. CEEIALlIR, NJ d
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POLITICAL UNIFORMS COMPLETE

Union War Esses, wu Club Caps. Eagles. Badge Sym.
bois and insignia of all kinds Cand3s Torches Fsnbeaux
Lanterns Trn,psrences Fireworks Banners Fiags &c. &c
County orders filled. Chespcs, house In The oity. A
CAMPBELL & CO., No. sls New Csnsis
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United Petroleum,
UNITED PETROLEUM
UNITED pETROLEsN
FARMS ASSOCIATION.
FARMS ASSOCIATION.
Esu.f. 1'TlA

IT,, RIM. and ist.r,st cousi,t Of sbont 30 sores Of q
snif Peplsyys end also fo sse-oid iptcrss
most Of which situated inmedatey upon Oh Creek anS
;eS Combine Ia. we hlnE) much the ,rge Oh entspriss
ma, has ever offered %. public There are now s'sns
GseB ws5 plod.cag aud aoo4s re sane Au'ADsf co.'s
g pr.s.n. proas tion this nreres, about 100 70 ~
bar1es ps. day whi, l. IL per barre! ior 100 Oius's,
/ E D. 1s, or Ssl2 go PEI ycsr -
gs2pey cost az co. and &c p psep' rS ~
SsS 15s sSs si ssa 81 X 70 F rER cES
yer AID y IN ordinary ueo' s.foe wells 'il;s are n'N
4. , b., IL b.iuz bored (Which wells WI. 10 doubt Be
n,licns tim he ~ % ~ dsys,l will double tss
soiouu product aud perhaps ucreso IT TfsfoI ~ es'
81 -r, n IN IN. may D. produced ln0T them l. sDo3
bsvond csc Ion. IL Il ~sn klowl 70 ell sfiPfSfs
tt more thsn .cqele.hs ctt.- people o. tuoye a. y
re ver nod Pcifo - toe rason the no. eno"ss os
h ~. been prod ICED furnish iaem And oksn ~ tn4
-sl oar sy4t.l nc pie have not beel .F9Iea M NrN
s n -s via II that there 8 dsfzef OF ostAnps so
over abun isice o. H. Il rs srsdy oscoae QUO . 10
.laps OF uade though l. only ~ lis I -Asl -
~ is NOR ry Into a. least tbree conp1ies Win espi-
lei Of not he's isoooA eseS, or slsoooOov isstae
ghoe a.d confidently believe en- MAJ les iartis
~ ,Sr cen, pr5 month sIsoO1ooo within the nexa
twelve uI0lshs D.. -, a. .r,.
-,rnoi basis a, S5T5@o get upon tic stock oass osW
~ ao .s for one sud W5 can make ne poa.eeos
~ sone ve&hy n6a,ntisl gentlemen OF hi. CITY have
personally been Oil Greek examine thssr ernif acme
n uyr.sfs lud p'l1 ed 70 ~, ley arc aons ths
isdisg s1hscrers to this purcbase. We begve a. ~ne
haveg.tsuei rspess thsEa.isss hgAy gai mol ani ssf
them gl,ary ssy they reSd one u me is'H' "''
,1ore titan IL being rsd for the Whole -
We most uneq lyocaly TecoHlucd "a. ss4pHAe 70 ."
% rsn and schedules to IN the property sre AZ om:S
where We SHAH De pleased to show h-'n y ~ ~h9 iay ar
90 ca and y u chses'lily give sny sni ~ o.Aff H''
relative - ths property.
NkSAoRlS September 5. 1904
WE'D N. CLARKE CO, -. 90.
CsSssAL PgI sLkUH bfcfaSsk oyft n
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Tle CgEAr FAlg Of The New-Enraul slaies
hold a. Springfield sep inhlr % awarded .l4 AtA
e.t pl.irluu 90 "WrrceL 4 on4s' ir tho d..
AMY SED1yC MscHNE'
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Prices Reduced.
dew LIN g. co.
Have cyduced sleir Prices upon the whole VI toe!f
sUPgRB STOCK OF
ONFRCO is,
DREsv sEOCK AND WALKING COATS. PANxA'
LOOMS, VESTS.
AND BOYS CLOTHING,
20 Ii. bs.is cfa GOLD VALUE. .r.
Dealer. may reg upon tho best aes At tho icws's pssss
a. ether .tp.e.
BROADWAY, cor cnAEDsr.
BROADWAY, cor wABRENSE
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If|t- |NII7IT-T
The rENNSYLyA STATE FAIR held ~ Base
f1m September 20 10 20. ewtldet ae hig csl pIm ORB
tSilge' Vi, leD to WIIcut n GIBBS. -eN-l'lt. ilr
che 20 Bis oINl2 IAClLr.
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Bnoincss Noiites.

m l-rt ,r,o,o I.+l Nayv-Yor,. aud en-
AA~ -.." -''
r tr l.i. rr. p.rs,.r-ri. - kycpf.g fVTakfI4.
p. 80 ~
-- - -------
Com. NNp (OI.H,. udlcI changes q.
49,. ,,...s......, ..... I'D,
EE1 0e 90 Is'-'g proven 'l'' "-' ''-'''' ~ ~
'-
I.... .' To-ia b.. 'Lo t-.a' D'-fH o.. i.''' p' a'
.,..,t ..i.- ttf. ,...... g. q, -...-. ...f, .,
.i. Do. over r' ''.f-.' '' NY ''
ppr.f4rrpv Drotv or PHYSICAL BOWE.s,
. XXX, ..r Vr.f ..- Sow rrf p liable I4..t-
m p.,... q t.o biz. I'D hfociaoL--sf-' i..e ID.
lao. SD :, e.. 4. q. ,., Kosso.a In p, il.
lrGf1oF. new
0 e. --,
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First Ward 10 the Rcscuo.--Ali the Union MsD Of
~ First Ward dc.rons Il joining Campaign Wa Eagle
Cab arc requested 10 meet fHls rue.d.y) EVENING, the
All bs Of O'Clock, a hobsn L. JUsse, NO. dorisst
an oyll rncn shOut attend.
Union County NoriIor ting Conventional uiset
iuy Is the p,eres OF li4 Convention will le held at tb,
Union lleadols rtals OF br5adHsy and 2Jdst
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. I. n. q O'clock. Hy order,
al OIL GARDNER, CAtirmeu-
IIyyso Y; :, GS5Drr'' Secretaries.
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"Cnion War Englesv Ccnfrul CODimiftee.-

Union War EH9tesV Ccntfui COD1muteess.
meeting Of delegates oui the dlercat Wsrd Cubs Of
Union War Esge" "A al Broajwsy and I'D a. on
Satudly Evening Oct T. of The purpose Of orgsnxns Tic
Central Committee" for tie Csmpaign and for ikfns ar
Engagements for U9nd Lincoln aud johnson toclsht Paiade
at an early day
MIR. Jo6n Cooper, r OF tbs 18th Ward. unanimously
chosen Chsrsn pro aud messr Cor or tho 2ls aud
DrulIDoDd OF the 18th temporary Sccre'ariss.
list Of Tho dsoyaes pIca. being read was responded 10
by representatives, from the 5tl, 7th, 9h 18Th Ian, ith
18th 18th 18Th and Pct Wards. ard aer che adoption OF
motion appointing Committee OF from each Ward on
orguza.i0n sur TAKEN 10 allow The
Committee 10 retrs and bring in report
Aherrscess the COa. ls pEs sniod Tue following names
Tor permanent Cheers Of ~ Committee:
Grand Commander and Pres.deutJameS III. Thomson, Of
oraud Marshal end Vice Psesiien,IieuL. Col. VIM. j.
Coles Of the 18th Ward
And u Woe Pres.ns--Col Rush g. Hsw Zine. Of the 9th
Ward.
scc,,ts,,s, Cyrus r Frost, Of the 10Th wsrd.
). y Coz, OF Tho zist " srd.
1r-a'urer--john Cooper Jr, oftho iyti Word.
The report being unanimously adopted the Grand Com.
rander wss waited by Special Committee snt In
formed Of the choice d the meeting Who Immediately
TUNED with tie Committee and in very nest little address
accepted the position.
The Committee being permanently oFgsniIod. AFTER the
adoption If motion for The appointment OF Committee Of
hvs drlt By Laws. kas sni Hegus then sdJourned
g4rc "Wednesday Evening, Del. 2,
1854 JOHN COOPER Jr, Tenn oorsry Chairman.
y ~ y f psrsxos, Temporary sscre,orlc.
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Ccatspi u'on Lincoln md johnson CnuDnifn
Cirs. ,r,ia, o. il Club s be- lsd 90 Heads ..lssF
-ofB-..lr.y .l49l.i. Oh WEDNESDAY,. 0,sbor
s.aoo.ls.a - 81. e,r,I as 'olr,-o1by
DA.u.L Soy4iuAaD egg,
Hoa pawn H. JAQugs,
CAPT. JOGb y. EEBARDr,
sAWUIL WILLIAMS -.
sie.t.b5 T.. 0le,cs. SOLOS by m.'s'. s-ie'aaa and
,f..5.s., CuAs. s.. sTtECgR. Pea.
JOIN q. COSTA, c4,aialn if Com
Aust oossa eret.rios.
Niu,h WurJ
LINCOLN AID JOHNSON CANI lVH CLUE.
REV PrTT RrssFLt rsoi
T. q. rs BARR rso,
con RUSH e. HAWKES.,
,va, si-ss The Union al eus Of the ninth Wsa' ~
WEDNESDAY EytNAo,
&C. 8. d. - oo.cL
a. ~ KE-cA, Fr-'idfn.
JR,sh p kAR., ssec,ato.
THO Dcn,rni Csnn.i.feo Of The mon 1 ~"s
- 5 g.. on saturday egsuiri oe rGi. md osta'
I'd 'ho 'ocsioa Of i'e Z, e ,ay n, SS''
yy," vlye ssi- IiebsC,l ~. COILS
Ia sisr.asi-CsL NJsb C. iiA"hiHS
s e1sS.1 !, ~ ysosr Secretaries
,r,s.a,,l-- JOHN COoPEl-r Jr. ,.,,, Z,
r'. following q s.-1 tt.J ftf '-.JA - "-fa-f VS. So
War Wsrie girhsi ,rht w.,
6il Nod, is.h NJ ."si ~
IN Word, it.' a..t.' a., ~
Ward. "rt N""l an ,.IN. A
.. t,,..e,ins aon roadae s,., y : %, lsii,e 20
~, n tn,fi or WinNf HDAf tfi.'i-''' y1' % 49,
a .io.f AZ IT, shove nj. 'idone1 pace. a..
A a Ward. UhicA baV. lo. fi4es4y eef 4, a. HVs'e
100, ID, f'iifs 4uI cad Le' ei-i 70 ,'' 'Neih o." go
shove ee"''. J.E Id1hlSJa, il,.--sl.
s1-CEt Cox. tg.r.larI.--
CYpus ~ FEosr,
.,,,t,e,th ward 81 On hs4ori ~ o. "A n- p Z.
- ,,'iis os,fh. 81 DE Ai.otssii'n vii BE- he'a
! ~ iftufs 20. y +' 'i' f''-'
JAur8 49, TFffTi e,...f.,f.s
iva 4. JAlDlsh J
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Imnnrlarf Rrducilor.

We have on band supply o. ihs io'" , '
winch We will seii aboet BAbF Zoe 90 ~ IN NJ, 40.
T~0LisH sTOSE CHlNA't1A sIfs :, ,..c3 81 - A..
FRENCH CHINA Tre CIIS& SAhDHH' ~ d. -.
%. Do. CoostEss D. ,ta25...... Is
T. y. rTAlrGuWOUT & CO..
H.. 49,, scoS 1a, BROADWAY. COR. hhoD W. 81.
-, = f.,o-ir.res-l1NR GOLD Nv
shaic FrH5 5I'Eb ' HIM f5o ~ Els
] t.FlN l. 70 ~ q. &. Ati,f,
Nch-i'F sac =! as Bsoaiwal ore assg below Cinss'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

Anericnr Institute Enrmers' tine'-IA go n
o. the samrF tit5 VII l.. iei io-pNit az n IN r.
a 4t tle Ieasci tie Institute 4u -lt tOyF' - 80.
ia8 ~ - lase .alolsil 81. q = i'm Go
n,nslt ~ .oni. JOHN rs, ChAnbr u, See-
Nniches aud iewelr,'
UI ALI. Disc lff4 lo41 -
To- f.s- hv 4rO VI tlI.n $50. 80 Lf1a-sa. s-e s"u4
3 .ov Came o. uqiaelly ~. IA " ~ '''l --------
Indies Brsnst-rins--Ncsy -iy's~. -
Two nd 1,s Five. ~ lt gsn thryhsr p"iars fesn'
To- \, ly GEO T. .IIEN 3d. 40 hIgadvaf one door De-
I ,o~ pfltIsh
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-cscniecnth Ward linton A.soriati"u The
rooms 20 f.s Ass1caiirr, ln Lugnn Hal scf houston
.ii A1Dat.. W.. 30 c.c lli 80 nsh .nui tt ~ 81
tIrf d.l flr nefiHfs NJ tIs lci'icu aEt fe Wmf
co. r TO- lnd 'ie disirbtfion ~ d0cnnenIs AL incn
eI,r,o,l oi ~ Nari 81, Invited g. rii, nd
ROBERT D. fOfn. President.
~. Niaea. oi'.' D.. lom f.os.deli Asoca'iol.
Central C0rmhfcc - Union War ErsIcs.''-
Az ..fn q ~ .'ilr ~ tie ffftee VII f,kr ~ re u
~. ..Tr -... W-n.la.V rrd 4b'-.l, cn NtptL tJAl
ffI Nlf4 i.f .Ih f.f .f - l1fF ir- Mllt CUBS u1.
lfrsatv 60 g. Co. talrna r.lutsli % ga
Az, dos trr .l-H. JAhit.r 81 IaO-i-ph, tAlfnn'l.
,ei. soo.ei.ri-..
Central f'niar Club Of aroo'siyB.-Fs.Sov. 0sorse
s. gonfatl F.lstrhu+fts, VA a4irfa tlo clfz-ni o
boltlfn % fs Hsad rai Of e. a. nls lpn tnh, cor
ftr Of fu1r tnI 1efp pcsis, ra1th ~ ENIAD ott
g. Singing bJ tn Central ll.li lro g. 70. tdg t-fa o.
tl Club "a. DO op.n every eFnilf rs,, ai'al,ii ane
I.fg. IHi -tf Nis .i.r. P, "a Dl+l- - NLpi lit-.'
i. t.e4 osfH. u, te-'litsY.
Nineteenth ward Union A,.eciafiou.-A Meegns
c fli8 ''ssisiol VII ue 1nt at lir.'r .it1s htsi
p.i,>, ~ .sds.., boi. stl ead o'n &c.. on FHiDAt
htbAlno, Ga ., d. q. 'r.e~.. A4-is 4, II ,, ce
Iie.lei by heH. Z. leaI.ii tuf. i p. nft attorney B
hTu a. krH0a-r. tf.., Cob A. T. d. l.i ia,o prfonI
ofv.f BE- f.r. ~ Poie'l -crf sir The fo,plc Or Co.
Ward sr, irv.ll o. De P.es-il
A Arl.s Cs oi.s, ,os ss,s't''.-'.
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Letter Envelopes. Note EnyeiSpe. nnyS nresS n ~
Circular. job lots chesP' is' sac ., i-N@' ~
M ~ lee -.
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nen,.r-. FIpss md Trsn-r,repeie

a, ia, did Had usres, No ~ Dps,s u
GUJEh : GRAHAM sign y! Dsi-el s'''sA''
Estsbishe1 F'R
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
AoCYlsS sALxs-rau CAT.
az AN APPEAL TO THE popIx oe

- AN nj f6hL ~ Ink PEOPLE OF
IHt o9sssDLkAiE sIArEs The Directors Of the Young
earnestly SUBMIT 70 The benevolent The rsoc
the oopdeAte ssAtts 81 spres In behalf The soder fs.
Hes IN TIL eisy pcce We commsnsemsnt Richmond
hss been refuge for those who have driven from t
homes by ruthless enemies. Thousands Of bepe.s
and Children from the devastated counties Of vris Acne
bat nearly every state Of the sought AZ
heres relieve the DICK and woundsd soldiers 70 fer
clothing sociers IN the fed
AFFORD food and shelter for their suffering families ana bobiy
have they In the great majority OF Instances responded 70 egsy
he supplies Of provisions Ia The city Of this time sre % re-
ducec AID the dcult ofobsnpg others By ordinary
Of the poor accomplish but little In purchaiEg tie
ofhfe.
In Written report from the Clothing Burssu sppears Ma,
there ,han three thousand females IN this city Who are
who obtain work not fully employed The wages received
for their work VII snabls these 70
suency Of the psine food fer themselves and etnden.
many Instances OF actual starvation have occurred. Our
Oily Council bss made liberal appropriations kr he pur-
chase supplies, bob for s,ui.ou distribution and ior ssls
able 10 proecrs the quantity Of provsions required.
Under Lese circumstances We feel hat duty sp.
forward, Without delay, courbSons nensy suppus 70
the Army Oonree Of this AssocAtn Eince the
ment OF this Committee has lsboTsd faith.
fully e sA oral and spiritasl welfare soldiers and
those sodsrs not be Discouraged the OF
vere and, tus lst and glorious campaign
for want OF the generous sympathy and support Of their ends
ct home.
Shipments made /, Roger Martin Superintendent or VIM p
Munord Chairman OF The Army Oomns, viii be promptly st
tended &c. Agd In accordance with special agreement made
with the Superintendent OF the Southern Express Company, tu
express charges win be paid BY them .: Richmond
Contributions Of money should also be g these gentlemen
J. D. z. ELEIssT, E-oIetary.
~ Southern papers requested 70 copy. APPLY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

GOLD STILL ADVANCING IN NEW york.
We we're informed late las! night that copy of Sun
days New YUrk Herald had bsen received in which gold
was quoted in Wall stree., the 26h, at 244 As it
has passed the "2:40" rate, We may reasonably
expect to hear am day that it has gone with Iuh"
to still higher attitudes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

CHRISTIAN PRScIPLEs.-The following is published
in each iscue Ot the Christian sup, the organ Of tie
Chratian" denomination at Pscrsburg) with the cap.
ton of "Our Principles:'
l. CHRIS, tho orly head of the Church.
g The name Christian, 10 the exclusion OF all party
or sectarian names.
The Holy Bible, or the Scriptures of the Old and
New Testament, only creed confession Of faith.
Christian character, vital piety. 'hs true scrip
tural test o. fellowship or church ueG bership.
8. Toe right OF private judgment and The liberty of
conscience, the privilege and duty CT all.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
AUCTION sALRs-yu.us. D.rs.
ray Mat AND ATTRACTIVE RESI-

DENcE on the east side Of 4h street. between Clay and
Leigh reefs sup,r Household Furrure for sale at auc
the request the Tuste, We shall sell at auction on
the p-tmi FRIDAY the LIST day OF July 1884 cmusnc ng
10 NJ the very aai attractive brick tenem' IT.
located above recently In the occupancy OF MI Peter
Morgan j. II has every convenience for The genhei
comm dalton Of moderate family and the whole premie'
are In ,he most complete order h.vns few years &c, been
thoroughly improved and renovated.
After the sale the dwelling, all the household furniture he
opgng 70 will be sod consisting Of large assortment OF the
very oea city made articles embracing everything usually found
In a well furnilhed house.
Terms cash Possession Of dwelling gwen ct once This
one most favorable opportunity for any purchase
very neat residence and nne assortment Of furniture
G0DDIN APPERe0N,
Ie29-td AuctIonaTs.
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SLAUGHTER & CO..
lce MAIN STREET,
TUESDAY, THE 5fH DAT OF JULY,
large and desirable lot OF
BLOCKADE AND OTHER GOODS,
consisting, In part, Of
1000 pairs Cotton Oards
30 papers Cut facts, No
800 pirs Engli.h Merino Drawers
1910 pounds Cotton Yarn, No 10
8 osles Gotten 0snaburgs
800 yards Wooden Kerleys
Black Cloths
Oassineres
MouseDnes
Melton CLOTHS
ApGccas
Lawns
Blesehei octtoa
Ihsh Linen
Hosiery
Spool Cotton
Buttons
Toweling
CALF 6kins
sI-& DAUGHTER 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
RICHMOND WHIG.
NBONEsDAX MORNING, JUNE 80, lss4 4

rsass DAILY, year, sfO Siz Ecnhs $50; ihrus month";
a taT : sss Pst 4, a per month
sHa HEl1T, yssi, $50 SIX nonns SIS. No Ssss.rPuOn
'eocigs for les than Slx mcniha.
FSStT year as dE month"; IS. No subscription received
u KS Ix EontAa.
ksla.l.a tess Si risk Of the IubscrIbsr
RsnitiADees In evS dollar bill Old Issue discounted aeeosd
as 3 ne market value In Richmond he tnH rec pa
sUa-cEss' HiSGsPGPGs aarkid VIII orOa vii andsr-
an nat tas torn Susso ion l. Aboa'io expire ard VII
q 9rompsJ q Thy vilh nor papers o'nHaats.
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TIE CROP PROSPECTS:

The Lyuehhurg Republican SAYS tha. all accounts
represent the crops in the surrounding nnry as being
Of tie most promising character. Is Wss a. first sup
posed that the recent raid Of Hunter naf done grea
damage to them, bus learn row ron all quarters
thai the damage IS very light, and Eat II will not
terribly reduce the general yield Tue N st serious iu-
ury inf ced upon tho fsrming interests as been in the
lo53 Of lajor at moment when i; WAa mes. needed
We hope, hO~ever ha; even this differ lily will not pre-
fieSds from saving al their wheat and prop
erly working all their corn.
II kind Providence snAn eUn.inus to favor US with
good ssAsous, We may saiay predci has the ain crop
this year in Virginia will largely e1cesd zhe crop Of last
year. The grass esop, tO0. i.lso sid be uaa,nAy
heavy, TINT neither MAJ nor beast is ia danger of
starvation the coming win er. The iOOd crisis passed,
and col 6dently beb We IL at if are but true 10
ourselves kind Prov' encs viii eOntin We to iely de-
liver US Oui OF every tsoubl,.
Tee Rockingham Register of The 24.h .'ays sight
Of the country now makes the hssrtgad. I'd is gOOg
to give NOS abundant harvest. The grass and The
grain lOOk' unusually promising Wills; tho C'rn and
the fruit trees fairly augh and cap their hasds at the
p'csP ct Of filing overt IWiug the mea.ure OF the
gf s of bounteous a1d bene6eent Providence. With
the Yankees deeaed shall be in suitable lam, Of
mind to sj'y these gifts of the UnyarsAl FAth' T."
PRIoEs OSE YEAR AaO.-The following extra rs from
the financial and commercial reports ia the Whig twelve
months aso, may interest our readers is this me:
| JuHs 95.-God is dull and heavy at 81 90 prem )
buying ra.e 81 so aski'g rae. Silver Is quoted at
&c SCOT /; BlnS Noes 81 05@l 10 Grocene 8, pro
duc, s.c remain NJ about last quotationl with down
ward tendency in several ariess. including sugsr,
molas5es, bacon, etc.
| June give hear of purchases OF gold OT the
brokers to-day at So prem, which decline o. 81 90
on the highest rae. They are, however holding az
| ab ct former rates. -
Jsiy LIST Sugar 81 4O@l So coffee 81 6OdsS so;
whisky SI9@26 Sour $50 lard 81 SO(Sl SO; GLASSES
80 so.
TIE PILLoAY IN THE AANT.-Gen- Forrest is very
strict with his command. writer from Jackson Tenn
says:
Absence will 1t leave, missing roll calls, ec, enn-
tss the cul prit to position" 10 tbs pory. This s a
Get ou,l, called gong before the board" Hhe VIC
tins o, Inc 'bo rG" oitel salut ID oy Oms dstaLI
rebel with such compm ntary arks as Hsloa there
mister ddn you know that you coulda pass ta7 boaTe
Boards a-e very s,rict =" "Ooms out oStha ticket
ofaCe, see your head sick ug out at the WINDOW"
EIThe Selma Reporter states when the impreszng OIL
GERS were buying mules in 4eighboring c>u ity moi
very long since, committee of appraisers valued Z
certain mule at 81, 100. Afterwards the mule escaped
and was taken up a. esrAy AMI valued by snOthe
committee, Of whom was on tae first COMM ttee
$500.