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regiments to guard one Of conscripts, and that
every Forging party Of conscripts are invari
ably either all or partly captured. He insists
that the Government must send volunteers or
none to the army and means to tell the peo-
pie Of New England the plain truth ON the
subject and that If volunteers cannot be
otherwise obtained, they must be paid one
thousand dollars a piece; and If that won't
bring them, then they must be paid two thou.
sand dollars. You will have seen that tho
conscript bill as il passed the Senate is a re-
venus measure, q plan to raise money for the
Treasury instead ola plan 20 ill the army
with conscripts'
RE-Wo see it stated that a hundred
thousand copies Of a magazine in the in
terest Of CHASE for the Presidency, are to
be gratuitously circulated. Whatever
may be the present indications, Mr.. CHASE
need not be considered ont of the ring for
Presidential honors. We feel pretty GER
tain that he win yet push old ABB off his
stool.
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lsrospernus.

The Stark County Democrat, and the
mes County Farmer, two of our best.
hanges, come to MS in new dress.
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A Fresh sample OF southern ChivnIry.

ApMiEAL F>uR,GrT's Indignant complaint OF the
conduct Of the Confederate officers At Fort Moran
in spikiug their cannon, breaking their swords
and othcrwsc inJuring property after the white
flag had been hostel, shows that the Ind example
of the pirate sEssp, has tainted u large portion Of
the Confederacy. II "a established rule in war
fare that the status prevailing At the moment Of the
first manifestations Of surrender shall remain In.
tact as far may he, aud that no undue at
tempt shall he made g. deprive the c1ptors
Of the honor and substantial advantage
of victory. 1hJ Observance of these rules conduoe
tn the cause of humanity aud mercy to the van
qushe, and render 1t Infamous 'or victors n make
any hostile movements after The first signals Of sur
render. Our enemies, In thus violating the princi-
pies u honorable wsrfarr, would lose more than
they gain. hit were not impossible for our officers
10 initiate thcir conduct, AMI strike TIC pushed.
Our officers cannot lower Their STANDARD as
gentlemen hecause their enemies do not
| comprehend and obey the uIIct = civ
irzcd warfare. They mus, continue 10 re.
spcct flags Of truce from the vanquishcd even
though they may know that their generosity il
likely 10 be abused by men like SrSHrP Of the Ala.
hama, and General PAIGE, OF Fort Morgan uoto-
riety. Admiral FAEHAour and Captain wISeow
can more readily foroeo the swords u men in whom
| treason hSs stamped out the sentiments OF honor,
than they afford imitste them by disregard
| ing in future the cry of distress md crushing
| them aud their flags Of truce until they are rcu.
dercd physically incapable Of cheating Va of a SIM
| gle fruit II victory,
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We appeal to those in authority W do all In their
power 10 alleviate the misery which Is the newt

We appeal to those in authority W do ali In their
power TO alleviate the misery which is the newt
able result Of war.
lie, it not be said thu, the Government, turns
deaf car 10 the prayer Of women who have given
their Ill 20 their country.
What VIC ask 10. an order TO the Qusrtermas,er-
General, aithuriliug him To- increase tie price o.
female labor, until 1t shall approx mate 10 the prte
We woull nlso respectfully ssk you ~ " comes
within sour province, 10 ~ modify the contract
'v item as To- mike II obligatory upou al coutrac.
tUrs to pay government prices. We feel assured
inst no ul CT argument ~ required 10 induce you
~ uac al tue power vested In you. than the tact
That to-day thousands Of dclicatey reared women
whose husbands ,athcrs aud brothers have fallen
on DE battlefield, arr making army shirts al Elk
CrNrs AiTIcr.
In the name Of ius,ice and humanity, We impore
You to 40 al la Your power TO remedy this evil.
trusting IN HIM mo has promised To he
fathcr 10 tho ilthcrlc.S aud the wiuows friend, we
leave our cause Ia YOUR hands praying that God
may 50 incline y.u- Icirt Tat your answer may
come ~ a mastering angel t. our houscholds,
tiching us that our sacrifices have not teen m
VAN.
We have tie honor 10 subscribe our 'clvc.
Tie foregoing petition explains tseli and ~ emf.
monty worthy ito profurt attention OF the female
oirratiycs Of Ncw York, and the support Of the pub
lie at large. The Increases. cost u living has rem
dcre,l the former prices cot female labor wholly in.
adequate, and are assured that II only requires
t. place the facts before the proper authorities In
order to obta. fair remuneration. Tbs movcmcn,
should pr, pory cmsnate from tho working women,
and We trust that they will take the matter IN
hand, and not only sign Those petitions 10 Secretary
| stANrIS, but rlso procure the signature 81 their
| friends. To this cid would suggest that ono
or more females from every factory aud work room
in our city snail call " the Office OF the Female
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Financial News, Markets., Nc.

NSV fO't, Friday SEPT. 2, r. k.-1he general
,'ork market has uciusted considerably to-day, clo-
ns at fsutes difc ing hu, little from iho-e Of la,t
evening. Governments arc advancing. The huc,ua-
tons In gold have been follows At 9.55 o'clock,
!ds; l., 2tls lu.lh 2oZ lO..N %. v 1923, 253s
loa, .jia 1880 25J b.; ll.Cb, $50. Ills, 25S y
ll1, BY. li.45. 25l', 12.lS 25l; 1928, 25i'a
1889, g5l 1913, Zoo l2.t $50; Los, 25I'a lilo,
"A, H. 40; Las, EASY; e.o5 249 ?.9G PSI; $50
% 2.5N % Y; 2.b6, 25l'.; b esq; $50 25e; 4,
2bl' The loan market more active Al per cent.
Stcrue bile have teen sold ny 10 27G for currency,
hut at.rwards fell to 40 tot banAefs'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rated special Act of Congross exemps all bonds and
Treasury notes from -ooa taxation. On the average,
this exemption Il worth aloat tso per cent. Ier
mum, according 10 the rate of taxation In various
pirts Of the country.
II II believed that no securities offer great in
duoement TO LENDERS IA tlos. Issued BY tho Severn
ment In all other forms Of indehtness. the faith
ability Of private parties stock COMPANIES, sepa-
rate communities only, I. pledged fot PAYMENT while
ne whole property Of the country /. hold To secure
the discharge of all the obligations of the I nited
States
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED ny
tho
Aseistsnt Treasurer Of the United stateA corner Of
Wall and NNsan street,
flr'' National Bank Of Ne~ York, No. 4 Wall street
second National Bank Of New York, g3d st. 4 Fvay.
Third National bank Of New York, s Snssan street
Fourth National Hank Of New York. u 4 20 Pine Il,
tiith National Bank of New York ~ Third ave.
sixth National Bank u New York 9th av & Bdway
Eighth National Bank Of New York, go Broadway.
Ninth National Bank of New York. rs. BrosdvAy.
Tenth National Bans Of New York ~ Brosdss
Central National Bank OF Ncs York. II Duane Il.
National Exchange Bank OF New York. Isl tre,n~ich
and ly all National Banks which are dcioeitar,o. Of
AND ALI RESPECTABLE BANKS and BANKERS
ArroWp FSCii III 12sn wi RsTRnrps AZ,
nee DtNmc.''-W mi OF the
Feature Ions no-e, short noee, hlnnt nose,
or shay no.o. What does II indicate Blue Eyes
cray hyos, Black bye; Auburn Hair, brown Hair,
Black Hair Red Hair Cheeks. Chins, lg-. with
dimpe. In them. What do they signify See Illus
tfacd rhrcnologicA Journal sept. NO. by first poet,
| only ~ cent?. Nessncn have II. Addres. Mes~r.
FOWLER & WELLS, $50 Broadway. New York. $50
| Dr. Schcuck, of Phiiadclphip, win be nt
his rooms, No. ~ H1nd st. New YORK, every Iurafay,
tIUm \. VI. until . T.. ", 10 examine the lungs OF
consIu pliNc- with his Ee-piiomcter iOg which he
ehAree- tine" dollsrr. tut all advice 'iee Schcucks
iumonic syrup, sea Ncei Tonic and Mandrake
fill- viii cure consumption ani frequently it, adj
vMiced stafcs. hut II " always hes 10 not put IL Of
too late. lie sNay hau fresh supply ct medicines
At his rooms which can hc hal At AL timcr. 80
| For the Hair ind ~kin.-Nnrry's Tricop.
he Gus. The beet and cheapest article Sold by AL
| dfugsIstr. 3Ut
| Grover a. Bakers Highest Premium Elas-
tie stitch h"- inf Machines iJ5 Bfopl~ay, >ewIoIk
| and 80 Fulton n, brooklyn. 3it
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Fair Wages for Working Women.
OFFICE WoGKtNa WosvS's USIoS,
"a G.nmurrs strerf

I, s..n,,n.rs No.. ,
~. ''''
TO the n 'H0r Of lie San. The Working
Women'5 Protective Unou, uf which Hon. Jld 20
Duy Ia pr,sd,,t. d,s,,.s D., COLL ,,r .,,.,,,., 40
pAL' 10 i''AH' Nv "'s"'a I" '"h your 't'eh'''h 10
III, ene'osed Polnoh oil The WorNinS women OF Now
York, asking an advance III the prices PAID for
:, ,,.,,,,,,.,,, ,,rL v, 1T, -, -.
''' "'"'' h'''''' o'i w WIS
by giving the petition place IN your columns, or
If that is not possible, by giving It such notice as
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MoRSlNG. SET. ,, 1864.


III
=, yos,crlsv,. st.. VI. ,iri.sheI trcf b'oyraphi-
81 sl,,,bea Of tho t,,er.l candidates for Prcsideu,
All vic, President A. lie campaign is now Tor
sn.IIv op.n.i. tlo poutcians and the partisan
e,co ready FOR lie gylt AMI the people watching
es.,criv far every ro.sIIr .nI.caton Of the rueuL
4, Ia v,u n, l.tr a cursory view of the issues aud
A.. ,~ktu,l gnpt.l that ,li,rtcr utu the contest.
17s Repullc,n parry stake thc.r cause manly
,,no, N, r,,.,rl which they inra ,sHO, tho1 dur
;ny ,be trc.rut term n their c,nddlio and their
,I.,f,p,. thrrcf.-, ire r,ttor % rc,rriHatiou n I'D
rr,r.ipleq than ,lo cr,l, iifnrut, nrw unrs. They
rasoo ,b,tns, l,.a tl,.u Ito basis N the P.rslcni's
Yno..,,,s ,ci,t,v,. =, H.. ,,,, e,Jur..u. what he
IN, d,,o and ,oi,,-.t.y t.cf determination to
.n,.n,, 4, ma co.,rr,u.,.c r..re.ti,u, with those
,r..a,ros ,, 4, ,...,t a,., ,.-r,s 4 renee that
49,. o., IDOL ,.. DID,, uIr.fIilioual sur.
x,ndo, l e.. ..t. to thc authority ~
A.. ,,;,,l s,,,. 4, ,.-,r,.,t. Their ne..
..,vo c,i,,I c,,s..t.,, die r,,re continent, ON.
,..,,.i i, flo tgi.,.,. Platform. ,oyc,ler with
,.or,o ,,o,,cr "a, ,,,,,, iu,pr,an,, r,lo,,y, IN Mo
C,,,,>,s m.li,,,, regard rpon the pence rfo.
.y,,,oa ~ the Democratic rar,y t.cv cxucct 10 o..
,.,.h s,r,p, t-,,n,. Thor aim will Nc TO rroyc
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TRADE NOTICES,

NOTICE-THE TRUNK AND BAG MakerS
Union, Of Nes York and vicinity, give their FirA
annual annual pic-Se on Monday sept. 9TH At Cremorn1
band II ensasei. DANCING on Two platforns. Ample
M ART have been msie tor sod time sener-
eItra lsiies Is ct.. The Committee Of Arraneements
T unas IN nGi inn. 70 meet s G hsnc z
Chairman; II. q. SPEAR sec. Com. l46
NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
a No. 6-The REGULAR monthly meeting Of the
mon vii h. held al o'clock rhi. Saturday Even
near BE iossrs. +. 4. hoIafs f tesiden,. ".
II. CoDDiNGToS, kecordinr secrctsry. Il,
SEGAR MAKERS UNION-A MEETIN6
- vii be held a. 20 East Broadway. sunday,
monthly due. and proposals. for membership. sA%I-
SOLOMON, Pres't ~
TO ALL WORKERS IN, GOLD, SILVER
i Cosr-f Rr..e Loud and Tin.-An adjourned pre-
SeIa 5, at : ocirt a. tho Hall. isi Bowery, Of the
,ioa. lorsrp.n and opIneyWen Of the above crafts.
institute. under the sutp.ce. of the Citizens Aseocs-
Short speeches viii be delivered illustrating The
hesl,h b. the corruption Of the CITY Governm ant and
means will lie pointed out to obviate the injury eus.
tAnesi Come carly. full attendance Ia espectHdae
T'HE WOODLAND CEMETERY, FOR THB
l. City Of New York and Vicinity.
TRUSTEES.
Wi nIeTn f. h.i BGoth Pre- Horace f. Carl
iSeius HopsinS Treas cSmIes Cf rv."'
James p. smith, Sec, William =. Norris
Caleb B knevals Samuel u. Psreons
'" Wl LINN Cliff n' Cou tS1H'e'
Contains over so Srrc.; lot. ready for sale; nsia
wa%. B s on tSs asfS m issa 70
funerals In chartered cars in 80 minutes from 10Th &
ass HacomS SG bs a'a ..ol. .' Vii iiph IND ff iS
saS ss s. o @sg y T P% sS sy % s s s
vry"T on the grounds, aud by ndertakep. AS
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EATHER MATHEW T. A. b. soClET'

NO.. = oil New fork, Hall sd 81 and "a ave- on
sunday evening. the +tl inst, at - O'clock SPEAK
ershr. lilasier and Mr.. Campbell. singing BY
'rother Kidd and Na-h. y. O'CONNOR, PIes ".
. SAtSE- Rec. sec. rs
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Singular Errors Respecting the Druf,.

During the suspense that prevails relative Ia the
postponemcnt of the draft, and the naval enlistment,
claims, 1t il desirable H. correct a few errors re-
specting tho period appointed for the draft, which
Is generally believed will take place on Monday
neN. In the first place, the flty days allowed by
the Presidents proclamation which was issued and
dated July 18th, will not have expired until Tues.
day next, 30 that in any case 6e dran cannot take
place on Monday next, IN expected. It also
appears THAI there Is curious discrepancy be-
tween the Presidents proclamation and the Eau
thorized" version OF the Enrolment Act, relative to
The period assigned " districts u FIJI their QUOTAS
by volunteering. In the official edition Of the laws
Of the last session Of Congress, carefully coll,tcd
with the originals at Washington" and published
''by authority" We And the second section Of the
Act quoted as follows:
That in csse the quota, or any part thereof, Of
any town, to~uRhip, ward ot city, prcciuct or
eie1ion district OF any county not 10 subLividcd,
shall not De nled within the space Of sixty DAYS
after such call, then the President shall initneil.
aisy order draft for one year TO M such quota,
VI any part thereof which may lie untitled.
The words 'sixty days" which hero occur In
the 'stauies u. Large" which, II may lie observed,
Are received rs authority in all courts Of lava arc
numbered "ity days" in the Presidents pro, lama.
don. An error has probably lccn committed by
the Boston publishers as the Presidents procla-
nation allowing 'fiity days" Is in accordance with
the newspaper reports o. the proceedings IN Con.
gress relative " the act At The time OF is PASSAGE
But IL Ia reasonable suppose tho authorities will
allow the people the beneh, Of the doubt-or error,
whichever it may be-and postpone the drai. for
ten days 30 As to avoid all cayil. The delay would
4 ~ n
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u POLITICAL,

A GRAND MASS MEETING OF THB
"A DEMOCRACY,
lnder the auspice. Of the DEMOCRATIC UNION
AssOClA ION, to ratify the nomination OF
GEO. II. MCCLELLAN,
Tor President, and
GEORGE II. PENblETON,
- Tor Vice ~ e-dent,
WIN he held in mon square on THURSDAY evening
next, sept Sth. Several eminent speakers whosS
names ~lll he given in futuIe Hivertiseneuts, vii
adde's the meeting.
The several Mcclellan aud Ward Clubs are invited
20 pnticipate. The Committee OF Arrangements viii
" IN attendance every evening at the HeadtuArtero
OF the Association 923 broadway.
by order.
Luxe +. COZANs, President.
II. w, ALLEN | so.r.,.ri.,
j. 81 LLEl, Jr..S o'''''"''' III
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

a PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
1Athi- eveninr, at is7 Bovey, by Neptune Division
snd o,t "a M . .,nser' ."Ved 70 come short 'peshs
A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING Wi1
:, lie held on sunday evening next At g. Ease
BIoadway, when Master Boone, the greatest wonder
Of the are, only years old will deliver Grafton on
NiP'iiAnc'' also Mi~- bone, the talented singers
VII siIe several pieces. Speakers invited TO attend
is u. wOLfoRD, Pre-.
EATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY.
= Mo- OF New York, Hall ed st and ID ave- on
er.1ar I,lasier and Nj; Canptell. sinsins b}
'Tothen Kid d. and Sash. ?. o'coNNoR' rIessii ".
EATHER MATTHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY
4 No Z \. y. Father Matthew Hall 20 Eighth
av-temIsrance meeting SUNDAY evening at I o'clock
SKI md NJ ai6hhEh t MAb nj Hic sIasn!
hg nv: Mct,INN, M: kEANE and otheIs. EDW'6
FATHER MATTHEW T. A. r. SOCIETY
No. ), OF New York, 4lth 81 and sth ave, sun.
orator, will deliver lecture before this associstion
4 HfS Sef MI x. x ThAe
s MY SA a Mr., SEAMAN, Mss WOOD, pIo[
COR HATCH. r, J. MI LLlGHN, Eg', the talented
BKESShS p1 r piTsinSSe HENRY e the PINE iAM N.Y.
socy. III
RATHER MATHEW L. Is. T. A. b. Society
The Old Parent of all the Societies will hold -
Sssns FeG 4. n.s o!ss e. Sa1.z
-
sen,.t n S s,e1 fE%Sc On Sse Ss.n shs
dress the meeting There will lie some good singing,
&SS' f moi TS5f fy HYse s E9bfst
RATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY No.
L 4, Of New York, viii hold public Temp. rance
Meeting at their Hall 1913 Eact l2!h s Az e, %
sunday Evening, 9Th inrt. at O'Clock. SPEAKING by
Mes.!s herman, Campbell and ,,llbrailh. singing
by Mr. Mc'io~an, Mis- Msginn and Miss Doheriy.
The pubic are respectfully invited to attend. NIB
Inc Com Ilttge tuuNttuttOu Ttaueattd
meet at the Hall on SUNDAY afternoon At O'Clock,
GORGE FLEMING, Pres. l.. MURPHY, Rsus
FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY No.
H. delivered Tomorrow Sunday evening, by Messra
Canevan aud Mcssis. kerrsan, Kelly, DuInailie and
ir,9s l The G1nne are Ryel to stend D. LASf-
JACKSON HALL-THE MEMBERS OF
- She tA,her MATHEW b; T. A. Is. Society, Branch
No. / win hold Public repIern4se Meeting %
WhittGker Wallace and Mctiowan MA. this e
nomination night for oiiceIs, all the members 70.
JohS LYNCH i s%" L 20 L" ID "Si lis
E-THE ST. JAMES ROMAN
1sH,atholie 4; a. = society, viii hold . public
sns I'd ,ned nss NAL NO ~ bose be; es.ss
G I'M A. FSSY rss
9fierea he servicss and viii sine some choice
lcniIs, nnce -ons- VI. DAILY, and his ne phew Mas
ter ihBlNs, bsse both consented TO be present and
viii pls aud -ine number OF lreland's beautiful
melodies ON that sweet instrument the Petite Har.
m1nilnn, during the evening. The public are inosA
!esIcc. fully invited JOHN McGRA1H, PRECEDENT.
DAVID BARTLEi, sec. ~
TW1NE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCTA.
ton The Directors have this day declared divts
demo al s22 per .haie, Tree Of tau. JAS. Y. IRAv.
fks, see. sept |. "a
I'VE FATHER MATHEW I. A. b. sos
c,e'y No 3, OF GreenGolnt viii hold its regulss
zee .ly meetins At their hall In Franklin e. on Sun.
day evening, sept. ith' at o'clock 7. NJ SeversS
p!0hlnon speaker- and singers will he present.
SEES. IA
POLITICAL.
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MEDICAL.
SP DIAL TIoR.

SP BoIAL NOTICE.
Or. n. vRLLNY's Private hospital, In %. rsi.
-rsi Biosk, Corner Of Seventh And Streets, oppo.
site the Pos, and Patent otnOes Room, "a and "a,
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
Al diseases Of . private nature treated In the
csst scientific manner, And radical suros efreeteo
IN all sssss, SYPHnTIC AFFECTION, GIk-
1RRHGA, GLEE7 STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result OF pOLUPTUOUS
DREAMS, or any woshutss uf the GENpEaTJFE
ORGANS from any cause whatever, OF how lpns
standing, thoroughly AMI radically cured Al,o.
soU7, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, And JOINTS; SCROFULA, BLoTcBES
ON TIE FACE, ERUPTIoHSon the Limb, and body
md all other ERuPTIvE DtEEAsLs and DIsEA 81
~ rHE BLOOD from whstcvcr ssuro Eoy may
AVE snsop.
AFFLICTED AND vNFoRTuNATE
No msttor VIA, your disease, 10, no false doll.
'soey prcvcot you from applying Immediately 70
Or. vsllny, who Is ACKNOWLEDGED TO be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the .rea,men,
81 private diseases, FcAr not TO come and make
anoVn your misfortunos, and no will speedily send
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or Of any other set amounting 10 felony, shall
be liable 70 dlstment - for . misdemeanor, and
nne not exceeding I'VE thousand dollars, and 70
punishment in the peuitsntisry not oxceedins
three years, before any court, civil or military,
competent TO try the same. And II shall be the
to time, TO institute such Investigations a. may
be necessary 70 detect and prevent frauds and
abuses In the trade and other Transactions oon-
templsted by this act, or BY the acts to which this
IL supplementary. And the agents making such In
vestiRations shall have power to compel the At
tendance OF witnesses, and TO make examinations
on oath.
SEQ. Il. And be q Further enacted, That the seere-
tary OF the Treasury, with the approval OF the
President, shall make such rules and regulations
as arc necessary to secure the proper and eoonom.
zeal execution OF the provisions Of this act, and
sh ali dsiray all expenses OF such execution from
the proceeds Of fees Imposed by ssid rules and reg
ulahons of sales OF captured and abandoned pro-
perty, and Of sales heTeinbefore authorized.
Approved July 2, 1854.
X, d. TOWNSEND.
ootl Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the OrnbAns,
Court Of Warrington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters OF administration on the
personal estate OF Mary Van Ness, late OF
having claims against the said deceased are here
ny warned 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
hereo To the subscriber on or before the 10th day
o. OotoGeF nelli they may otherwise BY law DO eX-
oludei from Ill DsGctt OF the said estate.
Given WGIer ny Land this 25th DAY OF October,
1854 WILLIAM. CRAIGEN,
"folaWsW' Administrator,
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CLOTHING.

TNIoNi UNIoNn UNIoNIii
GRAND CONCENTRATION.
THREE sToREsIc
MESRL SMITH 4 COL
Corner OF 1wsntisnhtstrest and Penns. ave.,
J. BRUCE a CO.,
No. tsI Seventh street.
hND
IN. SMITH,
No. lso Seventh street,
Have consolidated their business At the.
PEOPLES CLOTHING pToRE,
No, go SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post onoc,)
Where you Will find splendid asportmen, OF Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock OF Ready Made Clothing
and GentIemen's Furnishing Goods OF every de-
soriptlou.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRISG UP THE BoYsI"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and sec our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES
Whether you buy or Uot.' No charge for exsmin..
IL,
COME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, II
you CAM
BUT COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE.
J. II. SMITHS,
No. $50 seventh street,
'"i2 Opposite Post oHics.
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EXPRESSES.

A DhaS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IN OFFICE 6li PENN. AVENuE,
Washington Oi.2, D. o.
sRkAT kAerEEN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
xHN sAPRE9e FORWARDRRs
'aArsaAnsis@, nOusy, JS ~eiTY, Val bles,
Votes SLoshn, Bnads, 80,
FORWARDED with SAFETY AND D(sPhTCH 20 AL
accessible sections OF the country. Tkta Company
hII Agencies IN the principal railway towns IN the
HoFIh, EAST WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
,.,lta prir1ipaI ofaSos are
WARRINGTON D. o., NJ TORK, BC8TOH,
PHILADELPHIA, bALTIEORH, OIN
OIHRAgI, 81. AOUIS, LO0TS-
VILE, LEXEN9T0N
SeGntstloEs are made a. New York and Boston
aiih hn,I forwarding TO ths CsnhdAs and the
tnhth Provinces, and with steamship lines 10 LIZ.
Spooll southampton and HAvro, and thence by
european expresses 70 all prominent commercial
towns 10 Great Britain Lnd on tho Continent.
Cohesion OF EOtHs, DrAftf, and Bills made Al all
assSsEibiO para OF tie United SsEteG.
c. c. DUNN, Agent,
WAshinEt0n, D. q,