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GATHERING OF THR CLANS.
NJ 2HnT~rIAH GAAEA


mo SIXTH ANNUAL GAMES OF tho OALHDOHtAN
CLUB Of PhbadeDha, will lbr celebrated at WA-HISu-
II n kETREAI, hOND AY Septombar tho 9th, iS6 g..
Cars leave Ieenh aud CeloUhn stroetG, at 8, 10,
In. l,2k And4 O'Clock
EKCu sion TICK ets, ~ cents.
Tickets can be had frum Ge1rge McOleH snt, NO. 83
ChesnuI Hueet; JOHN Booth, No. 1850 Mtrkot rect
George Gardner, g. Eighth street. below rAssyuuk al
William Can eror. sr No. 3B n Eighth street; DSuIcd
MctDN JOBcH alley, t0 ~ocOnd street. JGmes 2rA
am. Lombard stro-t below >iKe nth Daniel N. BrOSn,
Lombard street, below S,e teenth Wiltni SnOds
Ndse and WlllON siteetI Z. n. johnson. N.
PassyuDk odd Jaues Selsrn Burns Cottago Sixth an
Minor 81 J. I'm Hyde, No 1908 n. eoOnd street
Cltf Wism HoOb, No. lU5u E,s worth streoti SecoId
CbierAin, VIM m Smith, No 1920 3. Second stree 4;
Re- bort Hamilton W'ssr street, Germantown; Anth my
Haig Mll strret, Uerman from any Of tho
: N the Club or COMMITTEE.
onPis received for tho Bar up to Tu' sdy August 90
Hetks celebrated brass and string Band has been Gu
gsfcd for tht OfcAsion rhe membvrs will moet In the
Club Room on Monday, q etnher Z, at * O'Clock BJ
OrdOr Of the CLIef DU SCAN WRIGHT, Secretary.
WILLIAM SMITH, Treasurer. aut9-U
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TRBAs AsURY DEPARTMENT,
AUgrrs ~, 1894
NOTICE 10 HOLDERS OF THREh YEARS SEVEN.
THns1Y SOTEs DATED OCTOBER l. 1881.

B.de's Of se,so-1Ltty Notes, dated o. ober l. 1901
hereby nos,acd thss they msy be prescupd tmus
dIstcl tn to, smontt exchanged er SIX Per Cent
Bend falling o., att, June %, 1881
The lrtrel the seven Thirty VcioS viii 10 settled
up 20 aAie OF maturity October /, and tho Six Per Coat
l. nts VIII lear fau coupon, from iyl.
Tie ad,asa ent Vt inesest vii DO mAdo by deduetRE
from the amount Of interest fOrd to be due tho seven
Thirty No'e up to CcbeI l. the inD,sst accrued Oh ihN
slS r, Cent Bopds om Ju 70 October Il tho balance
will be transmitted by tho Treasures oIR dat lmme-
dialely upon soig'm'ut
The forowing r5g,stors IN relation 70 endorsements
mus be carefully Observed
Where nocs transmitted Car settlement Vere Issued
pRJ able 70 order, aud hod aud transmit by the
orLaIa ners they 30 endorsed b them "Pay TO
the Secretary hc Treasury Os REDEEM pson and bonds
will issue in their name.
Vhsro notes able order held by other parties
than the original owefs tts have tho endorse
uf the original owners siso be ertorsed by the
pres' ray to the Secretary OF the Treasury
redemption"
For issued n blank endorsed "rAy tho secro-
Of The Teasu.y for fedemptlon, bon will be iSsuod
to tho parties transmitting them snd In suca manner A.
thoy may ohctt
when endorsed " transmitted by an attorney
administrator, executor, ether agent, the, mus, DO
accompanied By dub certified copy certGoA O( tue
ia nTty under which he Ect ana In all ca IS by e ter
BiHnS the kind Negttered Cr upon) ana the denonina
d.n Of tie sK rec cent. BoEus Wantcd In ex,naugo.
When Registered 70 ds ordeua paroles should state
al which nG the io.oWIng pisoes thoy wish tho Great
paid, w: Sew York. rnisdelDhs, Bostop RsltImJ Jre,
HeW Orleans, hCago, NJ. Louis, or CinolnnAa.
w.P FB B5shSDES,
susO 9v Secretary Of the Treasury.
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EArFeSNd

AbhNIs-sA UEI---AuaasI 2,th nv Rcv w. Can.
Ca-l, Nr. JOSEPH Il. ADAMS % Mlss MANY Il.
SAhuI!., both ~ thl1 city.
BAuIpP-LPE WGlGHr.-Iu aansy,nE, on Aug.
lStl, ls6i, by lev. A, CHiyes. Ma. ruOIAi HkNKI
BAlLiPf - Mrs. NARY ANN LEE WRIGHT, both o.
NHrayguE,
lEADLEY = -AHHRoRTH, In MslSyant on Aug
sit! hot hY Ecv. A. Cu!ve-, MI WILLIAM BRADLEY
'o,meE' OF Manoyuuk, 30 Ms hARIA AsHW ORrH,
b9th new of Hestgnyilie,
CONEDNhR--kARCH.- A uyust 18th, bv tho Rev. NJ
u kuvtE NJ the parsonage ot Tie Twelfth strcOt Mathu
tst ri coral Churcb, no, i33 20 ldE street. Nr
ihis tity.
DCGAN-DUS gOsT.-- Auaust 3stl, by Rav. ". H. R
Marsh SIC, SAMUEL h. IL GAN to Mlss CAROLINE
G, DuNCO5T, both OF West Philadelphia.
MCSsON-PUGH.-ih ManayunH, on July ith, lsdi
BY Rev. A. Culver, AE. JAMES A. MUNS0H 10 Miss
HARRIET b. PUGH both Of Upper Merton, Mont
pomeTy county,
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HR. J. DAVIDSoNS CHIRoPoDIST AND
IL Bathing Establishment, 30. 2f5s. .COND street,
(entianoe alsu Leva street, )Dr. tVID &ON Jers
His LCrvces T. Ladies and GOnileen 0hrOp dist Of
CKIeyltnoe, promises nmed Alto relief oKiractO Of
soft and hard Iorns Uf Malls In he hoih,
ard medcul atenI ant OF swed and frosted Feet Ia aud
out uf hH reEidCIce,
Al his oathbshncRt, no, rs SECOND Street can be
found Hot old BaihS Cd shower and DOuohs Baths
ana Su phuF and VEpOr rntis
lie Sulphur aIl NhpOT Bsths worthy the 0specn AZ
attention Uf alds whom he gives hs porsOuai AteG
lion au1t-u
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FROM GENERAL SHERMAN.

wheeIer's Raid - Failure suCeeas OF
HtIpatuIck'a Raid Ia Geargi t-Shsr-
mnn BrgvinE Around Atlantis 90 Hts
Force Seven Miles south ofthe CITY.
NAsHyrLIB, August 23.--Thc Wheeler raid has
degeuerse ed into a mere race for life. Ordered
10 break the Communications Of General Sher-
man, Bt every hazard, at any p int from N ri
eta 10 Louisville, he has been defeated 10 every
attempt. lie tried both Dalton and Gravsgills
but was badly worstcd Ia each, aud nov Is a
fugitiye In RaN Tennessee, mpelled to move
10 that dircGon to preycnt capture.
Wheeler, like several others Of Ii. Rebel cav.
ally ffcers, |. 10 70 dirri possesses nos spark
Of physical courr &c, and mono Of that ability
VhtCh cishlCs COmmardgr to fight hl. men,
without fighting himself There Il ono 'bst
cA,rlp Uft'cr, who Is q brave man, thou "a
lllnora'c and Uu killed, and IA It u F,ffest II
it deed h. bo not cad, which l. highly proh able.
Though c ucl hraRRart and an unprtncip cd
vi air, he has courage bui this neither Wheeler,
MorlRu, nor their associates have. Ther0 need
hc no f,Rrs Hs 20 the cutting Of our raj rO tdS
between this point and the from they are as safe
g. the milr' I'd from Chi'A IN q lona. Wheel
will rotus', aud his apparent raid In East Ten
ncsee II wrll understood IL il merely a retreat
BY roundabout way, TO avoid capture.
KILPATBioK.
The Fitzpatrick rad IN ooorgia has been = sue
Gees. He cut the rsllr oil from Atlanta 70 Ma, n,
n JoncsbOFo, q, sToyiug 'wo miles ant q ia Il
the track. and burning two bri 'ges, besides cap
turing a battery of four OF Eve guns snd c tp.
turing about one hundred aud fifty priSO iers
whom be brought of, besides paro ing snt leltlng
g. Ms many more
This blow is no trialng one 10 the Rebels. Thoy
had only just sucreeded in repairing the road,
after The rWds Of McCauk and Stonena1, Aud tho
cars had scar ely commenc d ruanins agaiu,
when the Communications were broken BY Kill
patrick. / have very few parti ulars as yet OF
the expedition but this I kupW, that it vas q
G mplete success, and that our lDss was aS fol-
lows -
htiedsssss ssssasss sssss..ssss.sssst 7
wounded '.s.'s '....'.s.s.,,s'...,... ,...,,...s.s1t
Prisoners. s.'.''...,''s'.,''.,'. ..,,,,...,..,.rl2
1OtAlsss ,.,.'sssssssss s,,.,.,,..s.sssss. .62
The Rebels, 10 small bands often annoyed ,he
raiders; but did them little damage, as the figures
above, which ART official, will chow.
ShermSn's army Is 10 the best possible cOudi-
ton, and 10 constantly active. Notwithstanding
appearances; but 1 dare not give ther mOyem 'nts,
though they will resuG In something important,
l f. II assured, within a fortnight.
Our troops are making SOW nat sure progress
rs you vi understand When l tell you that our
advance Is nov seren miles south Of Attdptd.
Our tight IL two miles 20 the south OF East
Point, ard that wing is extending continually.
According TO present prospects, HOsd will sDon
he compel cd TO move out OF his fOrtifcations to
prevent being surrounded. I hope, In my next
70 10 able TO give more PARTICULARS.
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"A promising young mSn In Concord. N. H.,
just drafted, has committed suicide.
Colonel +. McGllvery, lst Mai4e Light Ar
tilleTy, has boon appon cd Chief Of ARTILLERY and
Ot Ordnance Of 'ho 10Th Corps, relieving Captain
Z. NJ 70 lett, Ash United sts,cs ARTILLERY, who
viii rcsame ,ommaud oS hts battery
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evening telegraph
pAuY AFrERFooN NE0sPAPEK.
oFFlcr No. IOs S. THIRp sTREET.

Price THnEE CEErt Pm Corr, or EioHrFES cESrs PHR
WsEK payable the Carrier and mailed to Subscribers
eat of the CITY At Nn DoLLAns Pcs AssuM oSE D"tLAR
AHB Fury CEATs Two MosrHs, invafseb W sdYunoe
~ the perco rde-ed-
Adver,pemsnt. inserted st the ususl rates. liberal
Arrangement MADE for extended insertSons
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DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS,
AND
GENERAL sTOREHEEPERs,
Can eAtou establishment az sortment Of Imported
and Domestic Drugs Popular Patent Medicines Paints
ooA on window Glass, Prescription Yals &e At as low
pTiecs As genuine hrHt-elaSs goods can bs sOld
Pn1E ESSENTIAL OILS
FoT OoAeeonersi In full variety, and Of The best quality
CoehinsAi, Bengal Indigo, MAddor, Pot Ash, CudbeAF
BodA Ash, Alum, OIL OF Vh mol AnRatto Coppsras Extract
Of LogwoOd, &e., FOR DIERs use, always hand, a
leweEi net cash prices.
PURR SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly for SAILS, and which invite he
attention Of those In want Of reliable articles.
Also, INDIGO, sTARcR, kUsT4AD, &C., Of sslrs
Su6Ny,
Orders By mail, OF city post, VIII nsst wfA prompt at
enton, special quotations VIII be furnished when TO
WRIGHT q SIDDALL,
Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
iallIy No. u9 AARKEP Street, abOYe FgVnk
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To Corrr-po.,iostS.

o ,sce car be taken of A. onyInous Cummuulca atioua
Wfetes ~ intendd Insert N must be author toaied
b tr address cfihe vritonni uecossarl Tor
gbblcefcu. hut A. ruarantes tis good fnith We
sansof unaertAke 70 ruturn rejected Communication
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DEBI0VA l..


HEADQUARTERS
X IJB DRAFTED MF>, RUBSTITUTES, AND yO-
nv Il ~ EERS.
- DrahCf or EnrohId meu Will be hrnlshs With Pub
~ tute. at shCTt nuIlce,
Nuur,es auh eubstitutss will be paid the hIgae,t
bpuI t,t II Cash rnuEte ed
AlpSciles will be h0aOrslB dCAn With al this oaee
Ne MS sEvISIH Street, SEQ d FiOar,
NJ. 10.
Agents will to rteTaIly tad au8c-6t'
DURNS' C0TTAG e.
This eNCr popular. coy, ana Wvli-t ROwn place or
we'cCmc visitation At the 4, CO nrr of -IXtH anI
MINOB streets, 10 doing moot thriving business Under
lhs Suspices and immediate FupoNisIOn OF
ADhIKAL JAMES NELSON,
PROrNEroR u
Tho Admiral spares Cther time, mo-ey, attention
70 suppl h patrons With the choices. Wines and Liquors
aRd uperor Scotch Old Stock Ale On drAugh whcA
oAnrOt be GqvSicd ia PhiIadepha-
Lct every u wno loves hs country and ls fond Of
10. a dTnB, live tie AdmlfalA ga Al1h Ia
4 LOuRISHING HOI ELS.-AMONHSr THE
publ houbeS iu and around pha elpha q. Ii ro are
nAns I. surpa 4 the rsw "rDktINB" in hEvEp II
eiTtS. above car .hUri or. the old and vol known
"bUU0Hh' hotel Ht toe corner o. MOE HH Lane
Asd 10 WNbtIr LINE hrbu, Mr. GEORGE y. KUliI,
n ptieloT bOtk whicH l. sufficient ~ arantoe
for entTV The yCr beg every tllnS
ablv Cnd bib Ole wi be each Jlace aud uoISh
StAnGi lhe times out Of Olut, tho W be qu
,plonoId Lunch every day, from IL 70 II SelocE.
aA9l
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CONyER1lBLE INTO A SIX PBR oBNr.
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition to the very ,bcrA interest on the foS
about hroe psr Ter Epnu current tor
80 Bouds Is not ess than rer ce- prer'sua snd
before tht war the premium per United sStes
actual prOat this loan, tho present market rAtO,
not les, than scu per cent per snuun.
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NORTH PENNSHLSANlA RAlLhOAU.-
~ For BETHLEHHM, DOILE3rOWN, EASfOS,
MAuCH Cnukk, HAZLEToN, wILKRsAARRE, Asd
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY June L. 1854. Passenger Trains
will leave the New Depot, THIRD Street, RbOve Tbomp
son street. Philadelphia, daily (sundayseSesptedl, ~
follows
I A NJ CExpTess) Tor Bethlehem, Allentown, snth
Chunk WilkesbATTe, Wiliamsp port
9l5 A. N. (ACcOmmOdAtion) for Doylestown.
lO-l5 A. NJ. (AecommOdAtionl for Fort NaIhlngtoB-
3P. NJ. (AccOmmOdatLOD) for DoylestoWn,
345P. NJ. (ENpTess) for Bethlehem EastOu, &c.
4l5P.M, lNiRi) ioT Dog lestown.
BIS p NJ. (AcCOamOdAton) iCT bethleheui AleHtCN .,
ana Mauch Chunk.
Ol5P. NJ. (AcCOm modatlon) for LGnsdae.
II 4. NJ. (ACcOmmodatiOn) for Fort WaBhington
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 80 A. M 9D a, NJ, and o. p N.
Doylsstown az A. h', $40 p M., and7P.M
LanEdale at q a. NJ
Fort washington at ll'25 A. n. and 2P.M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at "a. NJ.
Philadelphia for DOylestOwn AZ 3 Z. "a.
DOylestOWn for Philadelphia az 7'20 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4P.M
Hnmsns Baggage Express VIII call for and deliver hae-
gage az the depot Orders may be len At No l3 g. THRD
Street.
FIS ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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L ENSINGTON HALL. THIS POPULAR
N p,soe OF Kutortalnmtnt Nos I0T aud 1000 GFRHIN
TOWN AYenue and ll0I SECO NJ street eG Abii'het
n Htars ey Nj. Jonn lhPsb, has brea ehl 8ed ana
rv ovtt6d and no pOsstssos at rAct oLs uneAcnd bY
any Otler OstAblthment Of the kind In the cdT,
large aud efficient OrcheB under the dtrecuOn o.
Pr lose, as been engA ed aud chO1ce ptVgr anime
orvCcGl ahd Ins ial Music viii DO prof Ieei oaoh
ovetng, free Of eKrenSe TO The Audsl o Tho COnorr
hCou large, airy. ana cOmmodnus, tho rsfres meats
FoI, Lud the att end ants polite ard RccommOdARg
avs lm HENRY H0hNUNd. PIOIrotoc.
EREE CONCERT SALOON.
Tho subscriber has opened the large and csmnodocs
Balloon, with eNteufiye
sUMMCR GARDEN,
irchrd,
N X. CORNER or FRANKLIN STREET AND GIGARD
Avenue,
aud tas engaged full Orchestra under the leSdetGhlp
PDOt ESSOR a HEKTEL,
who VII nightly perfo cholce Programme Of SahOaAl
other aus.
speAsart Plare TO pass evening free Of charge,
the proprietor Is determined his establishment shah not
be aurphssCd.
au25- I'm CHRIS CIAH REErsCRLEk.
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I'll LIES
CHILLED IRON SAFE
sTiLI. FEELING FOR THE ENEMY,
Who 10 Ike
"PATs FLEA, WHEN voc PUT YOUR FISoER on
HIN HE Amt THAR

To Dsyid Esaas Of the Firm OF Evans d Watson -
sIR:N publ ely crted ia late newspaper article,
thai NCu would dri 9ny LltLE'S HAFE now Ia uss In
the city Philadelphia IN two hours, lnc udng the
Bsies St tao Bank OF Northern Iiberios. 80. We nave
fairly met yOu own groaud and gave you three
hOuB stead OF two hours (o umo you Eske wtthO1t
pledge $40 sgaiRbi 500 that will driu and
now have rot confidence In put swans & Vat
cons heTchnt Safe niuBt Lilies ~ ird Proof,
nor Eysns WAtsons best Bhhk Sale RAlnst Liiue's
as bursiar rUOf and as you have not o,nndonos In
your Rbiy 20 open one ~ Li H Saes Al tho Bank Ot
kOriheTn LibeTtes In 'hree nut SIN assert hat
Open Lios safe, In tnI'o hours aud lrer
open IAllie's hhfe at tie First ptonAl Bank Chos.
Ter, the FIRST National Bank a: WlianspOrt, and
othefs; nov thA your 1oads s'ent ih arilbE ;hlied
lrou shah be 'hid IN buEhel wasted do ert
air., nlUpUse 10 with rtnor II the above tnkG
Las Seo 20 allow ycH 70 oPeIate upOO ihO safe
The lola why 10 be tho terms a. cOud uOad;-
be fers-Esoh Dzity an VI pt In the hands OF the
cashier 9O0 TIC crHrer 20 put the money Ia the NJ
and lork his oonb ion. You Are Ooperae the
safe precisely proposed In your challenge TO the Corn
biOh 0 ttSo monoy 10 three hours II IL 10 he yOur1
h OF the money 10 10 10 and are In ca'e Otiau
ue 10 LAY the damage done " the SAFE a1 YOU are 70 be
allowed t~o u tho beat drills you car procure 20
ope'aie with. .
TITO So,dioa You shaG Hrs arrange with the Ssveath
ha' MAJ BnDk, Phlafeha, 10 uFnlh heE saie for US to
operate upon, shtd you suecced 10 open luies, ana
each party pledge SIN ~ above and " we do not opcn
Trek safS made b. Evans watson M Ost Of 81 n1, In
two h"urs without powder and with no moro noise asa
dnuaLe to the safe TO Be Ado good b. u.s. II we do sue
coed the money 10 be OuTs
As you decline To place Eyaln Wats'aa best bsNk
terms a purplar proof Onec you One-hs(
m're trs than wo ask (sh9uld you succeed At all.
LEWIS IILLIE n s0E
M.C.aADLEH, ARpsT
No "a scalh BEVkNrh sareot.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
THE REBELS CAN BURN TOWNS,
BUT NOT
HBRHING's
PATENT CHAMPION SAFES,


CItAMaERsnUss, Aagust q, 1884.
Hessrs yABREL. HBRRINu 60 -
UpSrs - have had In Of yovr uneduarod safe,
foS pecod NJ f7 ycsrs, Ny law ofo~ entirely
sumed fratul copds srrnton " this place on Iuy 70
The Bsfe su INTO the cellar where q has lain smcng Tho
ruins unti his date To day II removed and founA
tot 70 hear h, naked hAnd T. recessary 10 Il
Nh water totorc opening H. Yet. arcr having pasisd
through this trsosdnsry G, md remaining hot for sT
teen dsys tho pspcss although dscoiored by stos
perfectly o,lbis. GEO. ". BRn FRR,
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L & l.. LADNBR'S MILITARY HALL,
No. bSa n. THIRD Street.
Professor ENGEI KE. rho well known Maestro. 10 n
gagged al this popular place resort the Direct of
pow l Orchestra, and every evening choice
Of music ere gVou 70 the audience gratultou,iy.
hug-lBt
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cmsau.uyuo, Auws, l., 1854.

CpAHnanasyna, Augast ~ 1854
Aessrs pAREEL, HsBRIEu . 90
GEsTs;-oR us goh OF last NORTH had sur place o.
but burned cot BY the r. bois vc haI q your
Safes cur sore Al umoi the SAFE fell 70 tho oosr
Wher' ad ssiOCk of ar, Turpentins, Oils 40 The
beet dSt ds'pNod Of saving any oftho
contents Judge ri surprise openlug 1t 10 Ind
Books in pOoa oidri Tow papers disc ,lored by
st am, but sustained 20 uluy Pe,se end us her
sac same size. HUBER q TOLBRRr.
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DANCING ACAUBMY.-D. l.. ChRPBN-
'cr. No. C25 ARCH strccL vii orcu his Aosde hG
is ss reception OF scholars on '''S''A' '0p.SsSs. sSs
INIT Cd TAT h y
7-30 LOAN.
Tho soervatT Of tbs Treasury siyos uotOs thsI su-
'erpoB' viii be received Cnr Coupon Treasury sotos
pa, able three ys'rs from Auss IT, 1854. with cent
nusl tho seyeo and tsres-teatkI pr
cent per and Interest both u be paid h
Lawful uoney.
1heee notes unl bs oObyet.lblo the OptiOs " Ne
holder at maturity into six per cent gold bearing bOudSs
pas able less than ave nor nors tbaa twenty yes
from their cate tho Government uay eIeOt Tsy -
be ISSUED In denominations OF $50 SIoO $500 piOOO sna
SSoo, aud all subscriptions be Tor 0fy doHArs o.
multiple OF fifty dollars.
As the notes draw interest frcm AuguIt I6 peCssRs
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay s
interest accrued fom date OF note to date OK GoPoOh.
Parties d posting twepty-Iys Thousand dollars ssA
upWads fnr tese notes any time win be allowed .
ceDmlssssn oi Onc-quSrtsr of Ooe per cent.
SPECIAL ADyANTAGEs OF THIS LOAN.
TTIsAHATIosAL 5AvtsGs BANK, offering higher cats
OF Interest than aAy other sud he Sea seesrar Any
savings bank which pays doposlLors Ia United stAtes
Notes considers that ia PaJNg In tho beet cirOuIadsE
medium OF the country, and 1t edHH~ pay Ia asytAsg
better for assets o,thor Ia dovosnmsnt seosH
ties In notes OrbOnds payable ia GoverameOt paper.
CONyER1lBLE INTO A SIX PBR oBNr.
500 GOLD BOND.
In addition to the very ,bcruI Interest Ou the nOOS fos
three years. ibis privilege oC conversion Is nov worth
about three per Ter Epnu current
- Bo1ds ' not less than rer pren'sn. snd
before thu the premium per cent. United states
actual proa this loan, tho prcssnt market rAtO
not less than seu per cent per snuum.
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU-
NICIPAL TAXATION.
But aidc lTon all tie ady SntagOs have onusOcatod
special act OF Congress ersmpfI AT bcrd ard rreauSt
from fooaI arsOn. On tho average. thl, sxomp-
Orth about Ler cent per annum 40 ordlos "
the rate oftsKStou In various parts OF ooVntry.
bcIeyod that no secur les oGer SO gro4t indsoe-
to lcndo thOse issued by tho Government. In
al OGes fOns Of lpdebtedaeSs. tho faith or sSty Of
priva.e parties, stock companies separate oOnuni
tes, only, pIeOSed foV payment, whie the whole Prs
pery orthe country helO the dsobsrso Of ~
the obligations OF tie United StN;os.
aUHscRn1ioEs WILL REcsiyES by the Treasurer Oe
Trtssureu desisnated DepOssarss, and BY ito
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or PPaILADKLPHIA. "a,
TnmD NATIONAL BASG or PHILADELPHIA. Pa,
YOUTH HATIO NAL BANK o. PHILADELPHIA. PA.
BY all Na.IOra BSnAs which ayO asOOsUshOs Of puSaO
money; and tsua'-0I
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKBas
Tt-Ooshor The country w gvo further IniOruAHsa aad
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY rO SUBSCRIBERS.
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CHANRsEsBuno, August 10, 1864.
Mcssrs. BARREL., HERRING & co..
GKNTs - had one Of your Firc rOoC Save At the time
on la'c Hcbti rsd the sth Of July, whom
was burned out The In my brow -house-t came
out all rsht. Hsavtd my books aud pADers
GEORGE LUDWIG
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RAILROAD LINES.

UyEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w Counelelns THURSDAY, september 1, 1904, RSa
" Alhut street Wharf,
FOR CAPE MAY.
A. l0A A Iad . =. n.
Fer Aaiem Ann BridGeiOu. at A. M and +. ~.
POF Qua sb4To, al o and 10 A. NJ, and AND 4F.A.
foJ Woodbury., 80, a. and7 2, a.. Ander.A
Pur Gloucester. al A. NJ IL ~, :, 4, aud r. NJ
bEruRNIhG TRAINS LEAVE
Cape May o. 6 and II tA A. NJ.
Miliyille 1907 A and t'iN 2. NJ
salem At A NJ, and l'l5 P. n
Httdpetun GgG IS a. NJ, SOP. n.
OIaasboto al 10 ard 9l7 AN, 22S anl 90, r. n
wOoGbaTy ~ ~ 10 and F45 A. III, and %, aud S1z
P.N.
THE WEBT JERSEY EXPRESS COAPANI,
Ofeoe, No WALNUT Htrept, viii cell for and deliver
BsPa GO AHd rend TO all the usuai brauehes Of Express
business, sPcis taesseager accompanies each treln
j. VAN REN5SELAEh,
s0u suPsrlalSodSnt
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CONCERT HALL COMMENCING MON
~ DAY EVENING, august ~,
one WEEK ONLY.
The crginAl and only
CHRIsTYS MINSTRRLS,
And the world famous CunC Artist,
GEORGE OaR,SlY.
:. W. VI uaAcf proprietor
First appearance ia this city since from
Euripe after absence Of years Ali the great
lHua'e.aizas, Duresques, &c, which have made the
name q hnstyG ShnbtIels
Az GIMIIL X AS HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
will be produced during their stJ 'urn hoe.
The of the CHIbTl MINST 6E S superior
To any hnsrCl organization In existence, whlcl enablo
tn to present In superb manner the humor and odd
uos Of
BOUTHERH II AVIATION LIFE,
in all Ito brad. mir hful aud origIua phases.
Particulars In smaA blis. Adml- sion, - cents.
Orchestra seats IN front, 80 cents.
au2s-lN JOHN q. SMITH, Business Agent.
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y. q. whitman a 60.
Manufacturers Of New 6no nei!yaus CcuteCiG2s Nul9Ql
Paste, Chocolate Carpmes, Grams la M0dn do
Parts, eXQu!steIY aRvoTed.
Rosstcd J0rcan Algonds, &c &c
No. 3lC Chesnut stlee., bclow rogr,h.
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wines and IAauoTs for Medicinal Pur-
poses
The purest old
Furt,
Madeica Wines,
Also hne GA Brsndlcs,
lot uoileinGl purposes,
Consistently on hand, ~
DAVIS RICRARDs,
Arch and reath tTsetJ.
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SPECIAL ADvANTAGBs OF THIS LOAN.
OF Interest than aAy other, sud the SeR seesrHE Any
savings bank which pays dcposors Ia UnltoG st.tos
Notes considers that is PsyrG In tho be.t circulating
better for s assets ethor dovoenmsnt seosN
ties In notes or bonds payable GoyerRneOt paper.