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Coles bp 1uctlot.

A UCTION NOTICE II. Il. MINTURN,
"A Auctioneer.-T K. MINTURN VII sell on WEpNEs
DAY Dec II o'clock. at Francis T.. Pinos Warehouse
Atlantic Dock brooklyn by order OF Robert drrsy ESQ.,
CARGO OF THE PRIZE STEAMER ANNIE.
- consisinsof:
COTTON-5i9 balos Cotton.
ToBACCO-ga drums, 70 kegs 80 bore, Manufactured
Tobacco.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-l3 bbl.. SPIRITS Tuspeniins.
Catalogues and Samples ofthe Cotton viii be ready at No.
ALSO. THE PRTZE STEAMER ANNIE.
Her tackle apparel furniture and chronometer a. she now
lies at the Atlantic Dock BASIN. brooklyn.
tBy T. R.!AlINruRs.
A UCTION NOTlCE.-U. = MarShal's sale OF
"A COTTON, MONDAY, Dec H. at u O'Clock. at Francis
r. Pinos Warehouse Ain,i: Doca Brooklyn. by order OF
ROBERT MURRAY. esq, u $. Marshal 20 bale. Cotton.
A. II. MgRwy Auc,ioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co.. Nos. Goa and
- go Broadway, cof Of 4,h-st.-sscs Of Books sta
THURSDAY snd FRIDAY EVENINGS
December 1T and I'd, ut O'Clock.
NEW AND OLD BoOKS-'omP.sns ,a.n.ble STANDARD
r,crs INCLUDING some Book and variety OF English
editions, &C. Catao9nes axe now i.ady'
m9SpXY EyEEscISS d Dee oe9
English aud AaeIcai. Writing Papers, Bans BOOKS Port
folos Pens Pencils Envelope, Card' lnkIards Copying
Presses &C. also collection OF Classical ana school BOOKS
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Dec q, at O'Clock, end the three
following days RI the sfineIhour
GREAT SALE OF Bo9hs-Aho'd an, 80 u.l, , oppor
we'd the Trade. Tire Catalogue is nov ready end
comprises the issue. OF Pubishn, Houses Of NewfoIk Ih
Works in all branches OF Literature and the Arts and SCI
ences in substantial and rch bindn,s ALSO ELEGANT dlit
Boosss large assortment OF juveniles; great variety Of
Bibles and Prayer Books; Photograph Albums PICTURES
Frame, &c Nc Al new oud perfect stock: 10 be sold
without in lots to suit purchasers Catalogues may
be had on application.
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Danelnq Aeaoemes.

DODWORTH's Dancing ACADEMIES.
IA No. 2ll FIFTH COR 10Th ST.. n. T.
No. lJI MONTAGUE ST.. BROOKLYN
CIas,now Joining for Children to meet once week,
Saturday mornings at 10y
Glasses for (enenen Tuesl,y and Friday evenings n
Brookynon ednesdays and Saturdays in hew-f orb ct
o'clock Gall for q Circular
~ H. RIYERSs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~. 30 Sehermsrhorns Brooklyn. Classes for beginners
N. now forming. Send for Circular. Just published.
Pamphlet containing complete description OF the fthioo-
able ousdres aud eighty hgures Of tue German Cot,ioa
Remit twenty five cents fora copy.
i II. SEARJNG's private DANCING ACAD-
-. FgY No w -Four have. near Twenty thirIst. A
new c forming for Ladies' at o'clock ana for Genhenea
at Private every day for those who wish to lean
quickly
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V,HE WEBER PIANO FORTE

TTNHE WEBER PIANO FOX IL A..
Il is admitted the BEST Piano Forte made pee ~ -
maker besides being practical mechanic OF loug espet
also aTiiOROUdH MUSICIAN, th"s combining 'T. 80
possessed by other n,snulartaIei IA the tN,ei
Such is the testimony Of T. b. Mills Robert he5r'' ~.
Bristow, Wm Mason. G. Jerome Hopkins, Chss ~
Marctzek Cad Ansehuiz job: Z"nde M,nr,s :,sr.s
All musical rnr, at once adult their grrss snproniJ W."
rooms No. l55 West Broadway. near Cana'''t
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By EDWARD NJ. WITTY
The Stranger in Parliament"
WITH NOTICE or THE AUTHOR, Dg. Il. SHELTON kAC'
KESrIE.
THE BOHEalANS OF LONDON. By EDWARD NJ.
NH.IrY. The ndefstcble puhfbns house OF L. H. Peter
Brothers, has to the world most excellent OK
under the tite Of Boncuas Of London bohemia a We
suppose - aware j. cant term FRA section q Lon
don the inhabited By clever fellows with much rcpua'
ton sud pretty with very little by the classes who
are aid hive their wits journalists ard politicians
nd dancers TIE work is from the iHme able prn a.
The Stranger Parliament aud COME. to recommended
hy d.. X. Shelton AGcarnIic. The work - wnen IN a
scal vein. and proceed 90 exhibit The Scenes within tho
ring Of London s1isl literary and political lie. II IL divided
ia tere o. most cutting ably written and amusing reNeiies
~ VI, ios professions and reveals the weak side Of humsn
nature least in It, conventional surroundings III written
with puny Of style and bstnrs Of narration which VIII
make acceptable yiio tn Every hoaehold possesses
deep interest and the depth - plot MOI drcfcsssd by The
knowledge that every wos Il the product hss gndaiion
ia ct. Il viii have gi polu a nni wiz D. READ py the
iiersu wei -cItr.l Pablo, Nh equal Interest
Price :0i paper. - Ia cloth Address l. H. Peterson
$ Broth,f., Pnhdr.l h's rs.
Prize : 1 ~ In Prper. e IN Cloth.
ubhed end ,r sale at the Chcspe Boob House Ia the
world 10 buy ~ md fir stock OF books. hrh sat
r. u. PETERSON BROTHERS,
PublisheTs o. reter on. Doicctor Frlcc ~ year.
No. ~ Chr,'nui--i.. fiiisielpt,s "a.
CoJci seryv here free Il postage r,e~ip Of price.
FOR SALE BY ALL BOOkStLLEks.
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WyORCESTERs HINGED PLATE

~ A M FORTFS are recommended by Gosch,lk, N,soa
Brrge Fradei and others IS possessing double che y'"
made upon the oiiaary Pisa Wsrsfesms eerar iah ~ HA
ID sv, n. Y.
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A UNIQUE GIFT BOOK.

The Treasure OF Gold: TIE Sobemau the fishenan an
Tho Porter. Ala avs in LurA Ic hiDg and the CottI-r;
TIE Tartar who Cau. Tart.; Tie Blind Men and the ne
plant the Cap and tie Cripple le Piogs BIahiNn sa
his Nerlhors: The Three Ots; The Youth and VIC
North Wind; Th- U..y Aunt; Hobo, or the Golden
Belt RaIusin. s nnd The Eobb.r. The Wandering Jew
The Romance OF MIX Van Stenn; Hing Solomon and the
Bees lcalus. The Story OF Eoho The Choice Of hIhs
Midas The Snakc ia the Glass
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Mem Publications..
ME GREAT BOOK OF THE DAY

ylNHE GREAT BOOK OF THE DAY
GENERAL SCOTS AUTOBIOGRAPHY
EVERY ONE Is READING GENERAL SCOTS AUTO
GEOGRAPHIC. -..,.,., ccorr,-
IT THROWS MoRE LiGHT UPON TiiF 0BscURE
PARTS OF "AMEEiCAE HISTORY THAN Ava
ROOK PUBLISHED FOX lEAaS 10. 90 nj,
1T TXHBlfs THE RAMrtNr I4E ASQS OF e m r.
CVASA>,S CABINET" AND pEfl- ~ III ,;At-
Fi'i, PTRiL IL WHICH orr COMMITMENT W AS
BFFORE Mr.. LINCOLN MiS MAJ GLhNI is q,
1T GIVES TIE SECRET HISTORY OF TIE DRbAD
FIiL sTRIIGG liz WITH TREASON IN LIVERY AIT
OF THE GOVERNMENT BEFOR IT BROKE OUT
INTO OPEN RkBELLlCN.
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MKT WEEK WILL BE PUBLISHED:

MKT WFEK WlLL BE PUBIIsNED
.ENOCE ARDEN, ILLUSTRATED.
Tcnnysons charming poem, Enoch Arden, with twenty
beautiful fuRpoge iHgs,,dfions on wood by La Fargo
Nedder. Hennes.-, and Dsriey Also, with two t'co'
plates. Port.ui, c, tie Author and representation oil S
hone in tho Isle oil " ight. Retail price, 81
Bookbuycs respectfully rcqucs,cd 70 observe the iae'
tat the edition here announced is the AUTHORS EDITION.
AMI should preference this account well as for He
artistic and me chanical e.s-ance. 49,,
University Press, and appropriately bound
READY DEC 10Th. OR EARLIER;
ATRIBU TETO THOS, STARR KING.
BY RIcmARp FnorEiyGrAx. ypi. iemo 81 80
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
By CARLETON euhor Of Ny Days and Nights on The
Battle hed."
For sale by all booksellers, postpaid on receipt Of
price, by the Publishers,
TICKNOG FIELDS. Boston.
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tBy 4. R.!MINTURs.
A UCTION NOTlCE.-U. s. MarShal's sale of
"a COTTON, MONDAY, Dec H. at II O'Clock. at Francis
T. Pin,o's Warehouse An,ic Dock Brooklyn. by order Of
ROBERT MURRAY. esq, L. =. Marshal 20 baes Cotton.
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NsAsoN g. HANILN respectfully announce

~ shat they haze now completed The patton . thsn
greatly enlarged factory and elected other srsns ei oi
tho srtr incr.a oil their manufacturing tacte- is.J
Therefore couhdsy expect TO be able heIceiow ri ppv
ers ior thcr CABiysr ORGANS promptly without tst
90 venie, delay which Purchaser, have bees 80 etea
tho tact that iot tlau year past they lave
several hundred instrument behind o!if. AZ
assortment Of styles from sO 70 500 each may ' ''o"~
az their New AOTA Ns'-rOonn. p. AcTesr-stses
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LNOR CHOICE of PURSUTTS-Physcal and
T IutsIlsctaai Cutufe-Lsbor Mental and Manusl-Hu.
man 1scss-"The Msd House-vsr ieties Of Charaeter-
Edosy-lnssnity Causes and Cure, See DEC No. PHREso
LOGICAL JOURNAL Doc. by first post N.wsnen have H. Ad
6sss MssUs FowLsR WELLS jo9 Broadway n. Y.
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TI,TIE NERYOCS-SEMJNAL SYSTEM: its
Il DISEASES zndtheir PROPER TREATMENT Fifth
1dtsn; for the Use OF Sufferers. BY CuAKLEs ID. HAM
HoHD. formerly Professor Of Special Anatomy Se in the
Syracuse Medical College, ~ Y. Price 81 81. q WARNER,
utiisher No Veseys the srtor No 81 East 2hst.
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sHERIDAN's ARMY.
WHEREABOUTS OF CUSTER
AND AVERILL.
POSITION OF AFFAIRS

HEADoUARTsns AvHRILL's CAVALRY, IN rnH
FIELD, August 28.--Oeneral Custer, who was cut
Of In TOrbort's operations Of yesterday, arrived
tafe last night within our lines
Last pight the enemy shelled srn III force that
0cndsl Avertll he'd on the nOrth side OF the
Potomac, opposite the Shepherdst0gu ford
l'his morning portion of General Averllrs
oomusbd tngaged the enemy at Willlsmsport
The Rebels eheilod the town.
HAILTowS, Va, August 25.-Tho situation Of
the tWo armles confronting each otser 10 this lie.
pEEtmt has not materially changed Ia the payt
twenty -iuur huurs. General Sheidan watches
The movements Of the enemy closely, sui il con.
siBntiy feeling his lines 10 ascertain Ii he stll
tonifonts him In force.
ReconDoitsanccs are Of hourly occurrence, aud
tkir1nishes he ,ueut, which may bring on a gene
raj enRag, ment at any hour. Il seems 50 be the
general impression that Barry has been largely
ltiuit led, and cOutemplates another invasion OF
Maryland. IL so, be will dnd General Sheridan
an on er letter qualified 20 deal with him th an
any he has hitherto confronted.
sKIBMrsH.
A portion OF the 10th Corps which holds the
extreme left Of our line, and 80 Brigade Of the
Let Division Of Cavalry, had a lively akirm sb
With the enemy yesterday evening. The ohjoct
o! tie movement was 10 ascertain the position
and force OF the enemy in their immediate front
The ighl, though short, was severe, and the
result satisfactory.
1be enemy lost considerable in lied, wounded,
and prisoners, and were driven some distance,
Our infantry attacked their skirml-h line Ia
front, while the cavalry charged them by the flank.
creating much confusion In their ranks.
Our cavalry suffered considerably from the
effects OF an artillery fire the enemy opened upon
themhts q distance Of one hundred aud fry yaT IT,
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ADVERTIsING.

There are a great many ways OF gaining
ublicity for business purposes, some OF which
are ofinestimable value; Others are OF doubt
ipl utility, while many Of the modes OF adver-
Using now in vogue are altogether useless and
menectual. We think it may be safely asserted
mat the money spent in advertising iDjudi-
s,"oAiy may be set down at hundreds Of
thousands of dollars. To stencil rocks and
nu ,en'rs n, with Try the Flummux Pills. use
-, bolases," is absolutely more than
Rip ~ etash enterprise as this, instead of
!aakqng sRe,;ssS peetea impression receives Iron,
ssnaibAei psnpis'asOiaOther eonsdera+,on ,iV ~
fohtemkSsi ign auiaa, "a a g..
. We have seen IN our trayels, and ,n6o.s,. !.
localtlee Adiohhng and within tAs e,to NO. .s ~
RepfilIed adyertiseWe qRPn every /. am rO ana
efce, and we do not believe. .thas,a z aet1,,e.
Has syeF obaiped fos TIE. article sayertlssa
through a9y sqch Optrusive publicity, Nor do
we 'Beiieve hat bfli- -StIeiing answer q % any
extsef ans object Intended. From the very
1lsightliness Of huge, q ming placards, II.
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Professor Saunders Statement aud sus

Professor Saunders' Statement aud Sue.
keSttOu Respecting Naval EnIistnlonts
II having been made tho duty Of the under
signed TO investigate alleged abuses in the enlist
ment Of the naval rendezvous Of the city, he
found the rumors that Philadelphians had been
credited elsewhere against their Viii, by improper
means. undeniably true.
He laid the compliant before tho highest
authorities a; the navy yard aud rendezvous, and
found these officials ready to cooperate in remov-
ing the evil.
The Mayor instructed the police to perform
their part STILL bold bad the offending parties
become that things remained for days entirely
unchanged. Whilst Philadelphans were crowd
ing tie Doors for admittance, but two on page
OF thirty names were credited TO the city. He
then requested che Hon. VIM. ID. Kelley 70 20
with him 70 the rendezvous. The JuGRe in-
stantly said, 81 will put an end 10 this evil
in one way or another In an hour" With
the hearty concurrence Of the Captain pre-
siding, thorough reform was effected; out of
the ten next enrol ed seveu were credited as they
desired 20 be, to their respective wards, having
been received in the order in which they came
a line of applicants Is formed, as in Que OF our
banks. The undersigned subsequently observed,
However, that agents repea'edly took men from
the line, leaving substitutes in their places. Tns
/ Is now prohibited
Tho writer would respectfully suggest as there
are yet unfayorahie indications, that citizens OF
| influence. properly appointed, visit the reudcz-
vCus and see that the present regulations continue
| 10 be mHintulned. Ho also bcgs leave to suggest
| that Government be requested 10 open at least
| another naval rendezvous, as not oue-thrd OF
| the applicants can be accommodated; cOnsc-
| quehtly, many go away discouraged, and seek a
| naval rOndclycus elsewhere.
| i. d. S\uNpFRs.
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GATHERING OF THE CLANS.

The SIXTH ANNUAL GAMES Of tIe oALEDOEIAN
GLEB Of PhiladeiDh'a wiz BE- celebrated at wA5HGSG
Ten hETREAT, on MONDAY, septoub-t tie Gth, lSet
Care leave 1hr eenth and CAiOwilu slEeels OF az TO-
liH. l ~ And4 O'Clock. ~ ~
EHtg ttUu TicEotS, m cents.
ltCkrts can be had from ueNrie Mc0eIaent, No. S9s
Cheenu street; John Booth, No. 1880 Market root;
eorge Gardner, g. Eighth street below Pkssyuuk 70 I'd
Minsm Can eror, Sc, No 9S N. Eighth strcOt; Daniel
mclntb re, Jones alty second street; JRmesufa
ham, Lombard street below sxte nth Danlol ~ IIr0 n
lombard street, below seN tcOnth; William 5nodsrRss
kdke Avenue and Willow street; T. II. J0huson, N, 81
fassyunk fosd James helsOn, Burns Cottage. Sixth an
Minr stleesi john Hyde. No 1908 N. second street;
ChAf William Robb No. lO2O Els worth street; Se,old
ChettHn, VIII ~ Smith, No 1920 S. Socond street,
Mbo't Hamilton, Wistsr street, Germantown; Anthony
Haig, Mu stri Germantown or from any Of the NOM
be'b ct the Club or Committee.
OneIs rece Cd for the Bar up 10 IuEsday August 90
Bet& &s celebrated Drass and string Band has beon en-
gagtd for the icHsion The members will meet In the
Club Room on Monday, 3 p'emner ., at 7S O'Clock BY
WILLIAM SNfr'r, Trensurer- Aua9Si
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IeUeF from shc Survivors OC the MoRI
i0F 'sIecumseh,"


The following letter nIqears in the New Orleans
ira -
"UStTn STATE STEAMER rTENNEssrr.' Orr
NIN OEIIANs, August II, lsGi.-Sr Tho
statement IN the IRA OF tho Il inst. in regard 10
the survivors Of the United States steamer
J,eH9Sck, which was giyon by Josiah Conlcy
captains clerk, was incorrect, as at the time tic
Iecwmsci was destroyed he (Mr. CunleyI ana
Two Others dr Pennington and Mr.. ScOttl we're
10 The naval hospiial in Pensacola, diSttnoc of
forty Five miles from the scene of the fight.
"On The morning Of tie jth Of August the
signal was made by the flagship Hay7foyd % the
whole Rect % advance on the Rebel forE--Morr4n
the monitor IcTllUgeh taking the lead. We fired
two shells at the fort when we were mile OFT.
The guns were then reloaded With solid lj-incl
shot and charge of iOrtg-ive pounds of powder
"Wc did not ire more than the two shells a,
the fort; but were Tcserying our next brOadside
tor the Rebel ram Tennessee. When about abreast
OF Fort Morgan, the order was given 20 go ahead
az full speed. Our gallant Captains intention was
to butt the ram and fire the two solid shot at the
same time but ere he could give the order 10
revolye the turret torpedo or Internal machine
exploded under US, causing the water % rush
up into the berth.d and turret chamber, where
nothing but confusion and despair reigned. The
guns crews and those that were In the pilot
house succeeded in getting out before she
settled down beneath the waves. We had
three boats towing alongside, two OF which sue
ceeded in cutting the painter Of the third one
and Immediately tlled and were swamped. We
had commenced 70 pull ss fast a. we could
for the fleet. We succeeded in picking up two OF
our Officers-Mr langley and Mr.. CottrelL.
Amer pulling for an hour we reached one OF our
small tugboats near Sand Island, from which We
were transferred 10 this ship. As far az we can
learn, there have been twelve more OF our COM
rades saved; eight arc in the fleet IN the bay and
four are prisoners In Fort Morgan.
"Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
"Charles +. Langley acting master; Gardner
Cottrell acting ensign; Samuel Shinn, gunner's
mate; Patrick Gould, quarter gunner; William
O'Brien, seaman; Frank Cozzens, seaman;
Richard Collins, ordinary seamani Peter Parker,
landsman' -
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KIeetF4citS.--
All Acute aud CtroaIe Dt'sGSos cured By means OF ho
d!aeEet. nsddeatlons OF Ele0riotty, stSs
ELEcrR.cAL IHsTtrUrs,
10. 1870 WALNUT sTRRST, PhILAdelpkL,
FRoP, Q. r. BoLLES
VIM commence,
OcIoBBB I, 1854.
course OF IH ureS ana ni instruction fer sppiyias
Gavansm, Magnets othoc modHoRtions OF Elec-
icy reab therss cute agent fr the cGre Of Acute
nnd Chyonio Disease,
AT THE IE5TITUTEoH.
10. 1870 Walnut Street. PhiladeIpdia
Medical men and oters desjLs TO attend gso course
se requssteitc make application eAFiy.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

DF. SRy@e's REPeStSrRat,--AlI ubs have
used this etapdMd Beilolss 0r
AsTnlA, CONSUMPTION,
BEoRcuIrIs, rLRURyY,
WHooPISG COUCH, CR0Uf,
COUGHS AND COLDS. RoARsESBss,
Of amp Pulmonary Complaints, sttesii tts ussfulnss
Recent Coughs and Co'f, PissrTts Paiss, de., are
quickly and eectuay cured By is uaphorogc soothag
and sEPsosorGns Pswsr.
AahmS II always cures. II oveFcOmeI us saaslnodIe
contraction Of the air vessels, and BY producing 90 ex
peetoration at once removes all dGiouAy Of breathing
the Inflammation which extends through tho wind tubes
produces tree oEPeetCsos and sgPprosssG at tho
cough and pain.
Cohssmpff0H. Por ths iuslNOus and fatal disease no
remedy earth has been found eneotuaL II sub
dues the Inflammation, relieves the cough and pain and
removes the daeuly Of breathing and produces an easy
eEpsctorSton, hereby all Irritating and Obsuclng mat.
tOrs are remsvedfrom The lungs,
WAooPing Cough Is promptly relieved By tas KEpecto
rant shorenf the duration or the disease onohS and
greatly uiiusates tbs SuheSInsa Of tho pStlout.
In all Pulmonary CompiS,ats Iu Group Pleurisy, 2o.
VIII bS found 20 be prompt. safo pleasant and reliable
All ofDr. JATTs sOss Family Med osg are prepared
oniyst No. st9 ChosnuI s,rees.
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II ENsINGToN UAIL.-THrs

Il EESINGTON HALL. - THIS POPULAR
N paoe Of Entertainment Nos i0T and 1099 GERMAN
TOWH avenue and ll0l SECOND 5treet tosiablished
3oyeRrs sg ev Mr. John LipsI has been ENLARGED and
Tvf oYated and no Possesses at ractons M
any other ostAbIshInent Of the kind In tho city.
largo ana efficient Orchestra, undor the direction 1
Pro- Losse, las been ed, and choice
otVocal and Insrrmortsl MusLc win be proiacei zach
evening, free Of expense to the auden O. The Conc ~
Room Is largo. airy, and commodlous, tho reires mons
supeeoT, ind The Atendants polite aud nccommooatnE
suH-im HENRY H0RNUNu. Proprio.os.
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ArKIH5-sIRWARD.-Ob the 18th instant, BY the
Rev. Thomas a. Allen, Mt. DEAN J, ATKINS, 20 Mia
ANNIE y, A. STEWARD
Husr0N-HAWKE.-On the ath Instant At the re..
dence OF Colonel Jas A. Coates Amboy IN by ihe Raw
\, l. d Mhile, ~. A. Is HUSTON 20 .alss CAoDIE A.
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Died.

BoNaALI--Kniod, on the 10th instant IN tho action
on ue Weldon Railroad. Lieutenant JAS. 5. B0SSALL,
teers, National Guard son OF j. \. and H. NJ Bonsa In
the 2ith year OF his age.
Due notice Will be given OF the funeral.
BRIsLINO:-Killedl IN action, near white Oak SWAMP
Va, Sergeant JOHN BRlSLihU, Company \. Eighth
Pennsyiyanla Cayalry. thAlch Chunk AMI Talua Ils
BR0OKE-On Fridaythe 9sth inst LEWIS CASSIDY.
son OF CteTles W. and Aimee T. Brooke, aged years
1to relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 atnd funeral from the Residence Of his
Parsnis No. 3l s. siHthsIeet on Mnnlsy mOrniig 29ti
inst ,at' oclooS To proceed 10 Ga hodra Censtery.
COORE.-on the 23d instant MARY ARMINE infant
daughter OF John and Elizabeth Cooke, of ChstenhSm
Montgomery county.
EARNES -KHled on the elst OF August I'm bat,ie on
the Weldon hairoid whi nooy a9hting 10 Ills countrv
ALEXANDER o EARHE5T, Company E, 9lst PonnJyF!
arrives. -
FELLOws.-KnOd Instantly, by q Rebel sb.rp.
ERlCK Il. FLLLOWs, OF Battery c, seooni Artiiiery
Pennsylvania Volunteers, oldest soi OF WIN. Ii, and
Maria r. Fellows In is2ld year,
MAsON.-In the city Of New York on the lGtb int
WILLIAM CAMM MASON, son Of James and EiiIabeth
Nj Oh, aRed - years.
MOI LToN-In Yineland, N, j., August 29d HATTIE
daughter Of q; y and MARY T. Mo1Iion, aged yoaij.
9mOnths and ~ days. 'N''
m MooDY;SKiled IN battle at Guutown, Miss, June
Indiana Volunteers late OF Philadelphla.
M Eke.-Un wednesday, 2lth instant, lieutenant
MILBUR z. MYERS, of Company @, goth Regimont
PennsylyRnlR Volunteers, aged 32 ears
The reisves and friends OF tho family al8o tho officers
and members Of the eth Regiment Pennsylyanit Voiun
ana Ladder COmpsn NJ 4, arc -espootrlI invited "a
aitsno he fune from the residence " his atdor eter
Myers No 1915 Coates stret on Saturday sfternoon
9Th instant, at o'clock, without further nolce.
sTILl Eat his resldance, Tuckshoe, n. j., on the
2ith instant JOHN sTILLE n the 6eth year OF s age
invited to attend his funeral from his ists redsnr ny
sanuay morning. the 18th Inst, vt ~ O'Clock.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-27

The President has appointed General Han
iio'k y ~. bSigader General In the Regular Army.
OF, ttnf Nosshampton Gazette says a dairyman
- ,.' e.u' Mass, has ON hand thousand pounds
butter, "wsltiDg for rise