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Spre am y Ntat ,. 5. burN prn. Dr. p. &npne erfcl0te
GcmraS s.. @iesner,
(Uu) Mnnd Wtaria MSieSner. eeb. &ubn.
Wabribt fir Die TamiIien Ser Trei=
iptllt9en Der Stdot Baltimore.
Der Stabtratt BON Baltimore bat cine Sr,ituan, Yafart
pEel&e 100000 fir Die onrermeitiae llnterfibuna. mte lie
trater ntOnali$ seiablt wurSt, bepiGiet. Qne's bic 'bubes IN.
tereiFrt ltnb, werbet Guf bic ~fplsenben Mus;Ise due ben Sc.
lesen Estrsfs ees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aufmertanI serta6t:
Setttpr1. Set eS teitlchen bet benz Wnprr NIB bent
Staetratb pom Baltimore, bic Suntnle BON 100000 pb,r 70
Sttl ale nStbte eri3eint, bttrmit 3u ~tetpiai9en, nm bic mo.
natit@e unseIttusHng ~frrtieBen ju tSnnen, unb 5rar ais gu
TaHs 5u Der Sumrte pel6e bur6 Orotnani SO. 68 POM 27.
espter. 1852 bepiaiet .Ta be fantrnt ben Seri6tetenen Sup.
pleulenttn ;ur unterituSuu9 alter Tamilieu, neI6e Iaut Set
tito 6 unb ba.u beredttst itnb unb BON fpi6en Rttsltehern
ten iinb, nn bic 0upsd au'iuFIlsn beren Slmtlier in Der
Stdet mpensn Mnb tsin Stabtbpnnty~e rnpfanesn BADEN Mnr
ger epntrnleIr TT bterntt nutpriirt unb an1ewieien, nit o.r
39bluhS tOrtiutabren, ME. he unterdIbune aneeprbnet mar
tett benz Gruppenauf3ebCt int Suit 1862.
+. Sett, limb iet eS hermit tel6lOhen unb a~neerrbnet
Gap wenn tr9ene etne Sr1u, Rtnb, Wutter rber &6pefter,
tpel6e lan. Se4t. 8 une z Ger Srbtnan; SIC. SO pcnt q. SEPT.
1872 iu fttler untertlbune bere6ttet TT, tbre Mussabluua
ntbt IN Grnpfaug nebnen fsatt unb Jpar patrenb 6 W.
nGten, mo tie faats mar, 70 fOl fe bon Ser elite senrt6en wer-
ZEN unp es 1T hemnaa Set. 9 Der bttrth. Srbtnans Sr. SO
bterIntt lrtherrufen.
set 8. Der Orb. SO sOu 1852. llnb IS fet bier.
NIT belblehen unb ansecrbnet, b6 ntUndtlid f~clsenbe .3dt-
lui8eR ertci9en rceroen, nb jndr: gu elmer Grdu eires Sc.
weI6e Bel benz Gtntreten in bic Mrmse @tnwpbner opn BAL.
ttftSre rdren, So ntondtli6 uno ;u iebett Rinb etnes @enei
men unterpTf,terf, permitted Srpnmier pcer Yftitr, Inter
IA Sabre alt. 81 rhcHatltt, bp6 isa B Sc iantrttlumme bic
elmer Gdrttlte Geseben Trtrt, motatlth $40 niht uberitei9en.
Sttt 7 unp ii es bef@lp1en uno a geurbnet has trtnn
stn lSlserSelOat, uTttrOfniisr, rDrnifp fetfer Oter SrUnm
isr, mte roen srtrabnt, weber Srau mod &inb cter Ginber
bat. dber cine Nutter, S&ptfter poer Sdnpeltern inter IA
Sabr' Uelde auf fetne llnierfdbuns duetrisftn iino. jebe
teIpe vtutter, S@wefsr peer Sdwefern ber g8Obltbdten
bteitr Srsinan; ~ttttltaftts mprtem fisG un0 ,rdr bic WPut-
ger fsa ntcnatIi&. So erbalten unb jebs Sdweittr unter IA
Sabrtn 81 lsec& loa In teinsnt Saae mtbr ais SO ntcndt-
ll9 an cine Sa1ntlte %ausbtidblt serber.
2e SItCe TT 9eHnnet ant u1GNen Opnnertn1 fur NbdIts
tlttsnen INT untertlsnne, Tapettefr, @fe BON ytprtber.
s-I S Sc m n,
sts Spbn u. & bdmpfpn
8 a III. W acenbttn
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New Yorker Manufacturing.

Auf dieses werthvolle und dem Geschsftsmsnn un
enthshrlichs Blstt abonnirt man bel
ALFRED ScRVECKynG,
500 TIN Str.
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0erlungi unO ge(udt.
3uOerRauftn It III urrlniet6en.


@irt6IhnttS= unc 6rcccrp Store Sin.
ribtuno
AT .intH, gang spr,uslt&tn @ef6dftsplab stlesen, fttbt Itr
ttlig Su Sermitiben. Na@sufrasen bet
(S1Q9) S1I IT Il . { pIb, 1914 ~. Qptnborbhr
gu Ucrfnufcn.
Die bette 11dertt in annapolis, NS., 1T ntsen Samilie,.
S~erbaltntI fpfprt inter btnisen Bebineunnen III ~Strtdufeu.
gtdtsre austuntt tn Der Grptt. b. 81. (Op WHY
ScTentlihcr 0erfauf BON amSranatr=
ten Nfcr0en.
tess-Departentent Gdbautrie-B uredu,
Office bee fsSndrtiermetners.
MGihtn6ton, .. 9. rs. Nprtl 1868.
5 . ftntIt d I I 8 II perben on ndbGfc.
tenten YIaeen unb Oaten an ben b61ien Bitter ausrdn-
erte Yteree ~SertGuft:
Gettysburg, pa, Msntas, 9. a1ai.
Mltpona. pa, Dpnnerfda. IL Ntdt.
Wttffin, pa. Donnerfag, 10. Wldi.
Ned ing, pa, Dpnnerftae, 20. Nfot.
Seodncn, p1y DrnnerFag, 2. Stunt.
northumberland YG, Dcnnerhds, 8. SUM-.
Scranton, pd., Ocnnerfde, 10. Stunt.
WiltanSport, pa, Drnnerfae, %. Stunt.
Ginbuneert pferle In GETTYSBURG un6 iwetbanhert unb
flnf;ts dn ieher Ger dnhern plate
Diefe Dferee wuretn ais untdusliH fir ben Ser. ct. Cd
Sdueritbienft dusroneirt.
Tur Strdeen unb ~Oarmbitnft inh Dte!e herieIttn ned rt6t
gut au 9ebIdu6en.
Die Yfsrbs werben einjrln Strfduft.
Bertdufe Beginner nm 10 Ibr NcrutittaA unb hauerN Iprt,
bis due rerfduft fnb.
SabIuns bunr anb nr In Der. Ct. @eten.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Q~uartermastel
tz9cYbSOlnnl Cavalry Bureau.
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GinlaOnn9.
Qcuti6cr Seffcrlrn llnterifiib. &ercin.

Die Wtitslteter eieGeS 0ereinS pereen erluht, beute ben
IL. Noi MbeneS 8 ll6r bet Der mrnatlt6sn @~erSammluna
rs6t iablret& gu erl6etnen, tneem wi6ttee @efh6fte jr
Uerhaneluns S%prlteeen. SIM Auftras bs Yrdfeeuten
tWtt) 9ep. DIrtns, SER.
SdcfiOn Sun0 $40. a 9. $. 9. $.
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Grtra.8 erfammluns rbietn 8unbts i'm sep6bnIt6eu @tr4
atnmlunssIotale fdtt, wpsu bic SriDer t~tneelaten limb, re&t
ioblrei6 ju eribetnen. .ineem @efblfte BON WiGti9teit Der.
Itsssn. Ni6ter i6etnenSe ba6eu f6 ben Bsl6lIFeu Su flsen'
(WRtDSrJ Spbn WtiItrt Sell.
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nsa6t ieinen seebrten sunsen hermit tie anseise. NB ct fetn
Sbmb Ti1oin9 OefNGft
mad Rs. 81 s. arrtfpnf r. SsrIest Bat. tfHH Et1t{
S6ub une Stieftl uppers nets an 6aub. %(na11i1
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W0(6inAtOner Nn1eiAen.
Su D%erfdnfen.

3u Dcrfanfen.
@tn sateS @ei6dft In @tprettptrn TIT biuis gu ~pertaufen.
Rent tiGte. Nadiufrasen BET s. S. Riebtl6t, APO & Str.
(pitDp5r)
"a OrOBes Yfinaitfet
-arran8irt bon benz sefenI Ida ftli6sp geretn
ss - q T m . ntc",
Mcnrhotnn,1 q Il
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Gitp @Ommtf1fOmcrs ofTce.
MfaSifom 8amDcrcin go. o
Edtfier NasDrS!

Ginp neue pnrtbie freben eM~pfanssn.
s. co. Q. StetnbaG, .s-,
70 %. 8dltimUrefr., @te E~rtpolets @les.
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Oeue 0n1einPn.
WermdhIuna

SIRE am 9 Ntat b. s. bur& Srn. Or. $. RIbne erfClots
ebeIt&e Werbtnenng ;etsen 1ertrdnbten, 6~rennben Nnh BE.
tannten bierburh ~er9ebent an
(RD Mmma MSaria Wissner. aeb. Subu.
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Oentfdbe Senfcn.
Gin orokes N0prtiment BON teutften Sentn unb StheIn
m SonS. rtIbe nod ,um alien prete ~SertaRft werben.
". euter,
(4mot1 N1t) 46 SarrtfcnfF.
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Sl1ttcrs1 n6nf. /.
Srineetieut, NeY @tate unb ObiD Geeb, @apptr
uno Stuer. iomte Sabana Iabat, bente ertalttn unp btut9it
~ rerIdufen bel
DtIItam p1uI,
(NSiDT) 45I 30. Baltimore Ctr.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

reported combined Lana Ruu Nhkht NJ
tack 60 be Made on WiImtngtOn-Ad-
miFaI Farragut to Cooperate with Ills
Fleet.
From TIE RlhHloHd Erauigsr, Ssp'sm5sr1L
There was q rumor yesterday that Farraguthad
left or was about 10 leave Mobile Bay, aud bring
his fleet to the Atlantic coast, T. AID in com
biLed land and naval attack on Wilmington. We
have no official confirmation of this rumOr.
RUHORgD CHANCE or BASE OF THE REBEL ARMY.
Nom ne HE,ichm0Hd Enquirer, S,ptsm]er -.
Thge was repetition Of the Sunday rum)r
about the evacuation of the "COckale," on yes.
terday, with the addition that ID ,nvlle WAS 10 be-
the new base of our army, whittier the entire
armament Of the forts at Coailiu's, Brewry's, and
around Richmond, was 10 be moved. rhis rumJr
was completely confirmed by the appearance ofa
large COumbiad on the street. which was, OF
course, one of the many, and en- route for Dan.
vile on a wagon
The rest were to follow last night, and will all
reach DdDville in about six years. The train
from Petersburg on yesterday brought news OF
no movement Of interest, and everybody who
came over were under the impression that they
lett the army there when they came away. Tuc
lveliest report in circulation in the trenches was
that Sherman was ON his way TO Richmond to
manRuvre out some Of its leading rumOr-stricSen
fools, and gobDle them up before they can get
over the lines.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17

THE STATE FNR AT EAsroS.-Arangsmen
are being made 10 obtain a collection Of five hun
dred rare specimens of plants, with scores of
hanging laskeis, rustic vases, and aIuaiipms.
from this city, for the Floral Department Of the
G., ming state Fair 10 hc held at Easton during
the last week of this month.
THB WHEELER s. WtLsOS SEwtNe MAC ,Nr
We believe that the Introduction Of sewing
machines has been the means OF prolouging the
lives Of thousands OF women, and we cannon SEQ
how any sensible man could allow his wife, sister.
or mother 10 stitch, stitch away, while they can
for a very small sum procure O sewing machine,
which would soon pay for itself hundrei times
over In the saving of health and time We have
tried The Wheeler * Wilson machine in our
own family, and nearly all our friends have them
In use, and We can confidently recommend them
as being The best sewing machine for all family
purposes. They are simple Ia construction. easily
worked, and not liable to get out of order and We
have never seen any sewing no ali equal q that
done on the Wheeler & Wilson. Their elegant
.nlcsroom, No. 7W Chestnut street, /, throngsd
with purchasers daily.
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, September l7.-CottOn is dali aud
prices are entirely nominal
There is rather more activity In Quercitrou
Bark, consequent upon rhe decline in price 2l7
hhds. No. ], part to arrive, sold at Sl5Mij'5J
o. ton.
The receipts of Cloyerseed are light, with small
sales at Sl2jO@H u O. lbs; Timothy sells
readily at S6jO@6'75 and Flaxsced at 5000
3 10 D. bush.
The dulness in the Flour Market still con-
tinues, and the only sale for export reported is
1000 bbls. extra family at Sll750l2.2j a. Dbl
the trade sales are on limited scale at 500 for
supCIfne 10 $3.50 for fancy lots.
In Rye Flour and Corn Meal there Is nothing
doing
Tic Transactions in Wheat are limited; 1900
bushels fair o'd red sold 40 $2I5, and good new
90. at 50 ajMG'5S; white is held at H2Tju2Sj; ;
bat We hoa, VI no sales.
Rye selig In a small way at Sl'Si.
al the reduced prices Of yesterday, Corn is dull.
We hear Of sales Of yellow at SIP, and mixed
Western at Sl'7O.
Oats continue steady at 90 cents for new, and
o. cents for old.
In Barley nothing doing. Sales Of Malt at
81 H0Wl'dO.
We have no change to notice in Whiskey 100
bbls. Of Eastern sold at SlSl, and Ohio az lSl'86.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME Court AT NIsI PRIUs-Judge
ThompsOn.-Th Philadelphia and Reading Rail.
road Company VS.. Charles Morrison ct al. On
motion OF George W. Bidde, Esq, for defend
ants, and upon bond given, it was ordered that
this cause, aud the record therein, be removed TO
the United States Circuit Court, as by act Of Con
gTess IN such cases provided.
Sullivan VS.. I he Philadelphia Webbing Com
pany. This was a bill in equity 20 recover salary
at the rate of 81 800 per annum, and 10 per cent.
profits of the Company rs the manager.
Argued this morning on demurrer 70 bill, by
Judge William A. Porter for complainant, aud
by Pierce Archer, Esq, for defendants.
In consequence of the illness OF Judge Ludlow
no business has been done in the Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions since Thursday. The Judge, We are
glad % hear is rapidly recovering, and viii pro-
baby be out on Monday, 10 which day the COlrt
was this morning adjourned.
In the District Court, Judges Sharswool and
Stroud, the usual Saturdays motion lists were
up.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE or THE EvsvrSa TrLEaRAFH,
gafufdtV gnufeohor IL


In Gold there is very little doing this morning,
and the market is dull at a decline, opening st
2ls, advanced and sold at 222i at II O'Clock,
fell of and sold at 22it at 70, and 22l3 at l24.
The Stock Market as we I've noticed f,r seve-
raj days past, continues dull but prices are With
out any material change. There is rather mo
doing in United States bonds, with sales Of 21s az
8s9lO3i, coupons Of, and IS Of 1881 at 1854;
7'5O are quoted at lO9I@uOL
In Railroad shares there is very little doing.
pennsylvania Railroad sold at 73s@74; Reading
at 6ji Little Schuylkill 4s8 CAtawiss preferred
at 39s@iOti common at 2)li and Long Island
at As; l5S was bid for Cam len and Amb,v, IS
for Beaver Meadow 50 for Mlnehnl; 81 for
North Pennsylvania; and 80 for Philadelohia
and Erie. Pennsylvania IS arc sellngas ga 6p9s.
Coal oil stocks continue dull, with sales OF
Irving OH at q, m advance of Ii Dalzell, At IL;
Noble and Delameier, at l5i McCuutock, 81
and Densmore, at IA, which is a decline Of 4.
Canal shares arc dull, with sales of schuylklll
Navigation preferred at 800 aud susquehAnua
Canal bonds at 65; SO was bid for sehuylknI
Navigation, common; and l3S for Norris Canal
bonds.
City Passenger Railroad shares are wthou
change, Second and Third sold at 70; 90 was bid
for Fifth and Sixth and 30 for Green aud Coates.
Bank Shares are firm, with sales of Farmers
and Mechanics Bank at 66956i, which is a slight
advance 1872 was bid for North America; 1924
for Philadelphia; Sc for Com nereial; 2s for Me-
chanics 40 for Penn Township; 27{ for Manu-
facturers' aud Mechanics i6 for Commonwealth
and 4G1 for Union.
The Money Market continues tight, aud there
is very little doing; loans on call are oTerei at 69
Z per cent. per annum; best paper Is selling as
from S@l2 per cent.
despatch from Washington, this morning,
says THE receipts from internal revenue now
reach extraordinary amounts. For several days
past they have been as high as a million and
quarter a day. Such state OF affirs seem
strong proof that the people can pay for this war,
and any other which they may choose 20
carry on"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, sEPT.I7.
Reported by Carkson Co. Broker Ma lai a. Third a.
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RennhIlcnn InrIneIhIes.

p 10 NE Editor II TheEreHlg Teleyraph;-
SIR - would suggest through your columns
that the members Of this famous political organ
izadon of 1860 shall meet together, for the,pur,
pose Of reorganiaiug and equipping as in tina
great campaign. Let a call be issued for the
old members Of the orgauz alton, aud all othe
loyal men who are desirous of joining a good aud
loyal clUb, 10 meet at an early day for this pur
pose. Hundreds are ready aud waiting 20 JON
Cannot some one set the ball in motion
! am, sir, with great respect, your Obgdien.
servant, lNNINCmLE.
Philadelphia, September II.
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Major General Comman
"ATLANrA" TO DE INSCRIBED on THE ARMY


I" "ATLANTA" TO DE INSCRIBED on THE ARMY
COLORs.
All the corps, regiments, and batteries compOs-
ing the army NAV, without further orders, in-
scribe Atlanta on their colors. b. order of
Major. General SHERMAN. S
l.. NJ. DAYTON, Abide Camp.
BY command of Maior-General THOMAS.
ROBERT ii. RAMSAY, Assistant Adit-General.
GENERAL GRANTS sHoTTED SALUTE IN HONOR OF
THE VICTORY.
CITY POINT Va, September 10 p. NJ
Major General Sherman IL have Just received
your despatch announcing the capture of Atlanta
In honor of your great victory l have just
ordered a salute to be fired with shOtted guns
from every battery bearing upon the enemy. The
salute will be fred within an hour, amidst great
rejoicing, Y, S. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
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MADAME EGERIE JULES MAR
NJ inns MODERN cAuIsrunyias,

PHYsICAL EDUCATIoN,
Approved by the Cergy, SURGEONS and Physicians ot
Schools, whose names are appended by authority
These exercises have been approved Of ami authorized
4h OF august 1856 by the late Right Rev. g. W. DOanes
D. D., L. L. D. Bishop oi New Jersey aud have been N
tinued since that time with marked success and ud
Glasses Viii be attended to at Boarding Schools, PRO,
yded that each class consists Of not less than '"spe
p'p'" REFERENCES.
Rt, Rev, Alonzo Potter, u. ID, tBishop OF fennslNa fel
MAJ, Row John a. Vaughan, Rev. John o. Gsms " "
D. b., Rev. Charles II. Wheeler, d. ID Rev. WA, w,i u;
Jackson NJ b., Il. Lenox Hodge, M. D., P@gl b Cod
daTd, M D., Joseph Paneoas NJ d. Gee; Gsnt. M NJ, D.
%ipTlinptSn. NeS Jersey, Hight Rev; Jsmes Wood
D. (Bshop Of Ph9dePd9l1}} sSipd }s. T Eden dem aa Pa :,
Acace uy Of the Sisters Of Mercy Aie1 ar h3,
loLn Neil D 4, Ia h1Sisi s,es.se % Moe6rIps' M h..
Wudam Y. Reating, NJ. d.; j. VI patterson, NJ D.
Francis @ " New Jersey Rev Elyin X. smi (Prn
c,,al of st NaTys Han, Burlngtonl Miss O. Bayard,
messliu Ssses urk Miss airy r.. Throp, Miss Brooks
Id MIS- HAIL Madame Clement Germantown, Pa) Mas
car her own method Of Caisthenies Madame Mar
lin ii pared 10 teach the system Of DR. bio LeWs,0 0e
boston liberal arrangements may be made ior Glasses,
No. l3iG SPRUCE Street
DRIvATE DANCING SCHOOL,
IL MADAME EGERlE JULES MARTIN,
aware that many parents object TO their chi dren atte1d
ing public dancing academies viii open Private classes w
October where visitors not admitted. SHOWN sYe
every attention to dancing ana dePPostpsss5,thi ss,ties
For Young Ladies and Masters on MonaAys N0en'@-
days, and Fridays from ~ untl ~ Y M. I oige lbs
sons in private ian lilies. and as all the scoon Nn'is
AsFiin h9d hs homer % 70 .sess sSi or friends earn sa
nav Dance separaieiy. Madame Martin ~ih mss -
mens for them ppy Al Madame Martins resiaes.
h,aasme Martin win take Glasses io'ul'' si7-smw5t~
schools OF IN the country
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EsCApE OF PRIsnNrRs

CAIRO, September lG.-Twelye gueriIlas WHO
were being transported as prisoners from Smith
land to Louisville on the steamer COLOSSUS, when
near Cassyille, oyerpowered and disarmed their
guards, killing two or three Of them, and then
compelled the officers to land the boat, when
they escaped, carrying Off the arms OF the guard
and such yaluabIes as they chose from tue
steamer.
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NEW YoRK, September l7.-Flour Is dull
sales Of $500 barrels at sg5UMO1J lor St,e Stlal3 ia
Ohio; ana 5ll25@l4ti Tor Southern. Wheat duict with
unimpOrtunt sales. Corn decnlng, with but fs sales
Rect steady Pork quiet at si2G2i97S7jz. Lard qulet
Whisky firm at Sl'62,
NEW YoRK, September l7.-Stocks are easv
Chicago and Rock Island, 1867; Cumberland preerrt
eli II inos Central 1858 Mchiganlsouthern, s0 New
YORK Central, l26ai Reading, 1895 hudson Rvernl5x
Erie, l0ilti Gold, 222f; One Year Ceruhcates 9isr'
Treasury l'0s III Ten.Forty's, 97la; live Twenty
Coupons IlOHi Coupon 6s los Missouri Us OiH, '
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Brig AmOu Howon, Smith, a days from CaFdenasi WIN
moasses 20 q. NJ OCaliaghan.
BGhr b Townsend, 1OWnseud,O days rom hauhoIc'
IN ballast 20 captain, - ,,....
kChr Albert Mason, Berry, days honl oitlta' M'lo0
IN ballast To captain, 49,. ..-th
SChr W. t AuuenHed, Hewitt Gays Ioul hoa'oAt "'
ice to captain. ,.--.-.-. nr,,r,o
SchT q h. Paige Frink, days nom foltFesS MOA''0i
In ballast 20 captain, ,,..tt...o Ia,
SChr VIM. COnycrt Taylor a days rom Il"'iNNH'N' "
ballast TO captain. -. uy.sntnstou
ID. c., In ballast TO captain ,,.-4-... nf.uroe IN
ballast 10 captain. - -, rrsfer.a Dal
with grain 10 James BarTatt.
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FOURTH EDITION
TINE RAFT.
NO POsTPONENIENT
To Come Off Everywhere on
Monday.
InI le Ihe EyenInr TeIerrnpI.

WA1HEoroN, September 7.--General Wallace
has suppressed the Cambridge lMlryland)
Democrat.
Several committees waited on Secretary stanton
this afternoon to secure a post2ousmcnt Of the
draft, but they were informed that under no cir
Sumstauces would there be any postponemcnt
1t vii take place everywhere on Monday.
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TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Special Dispatches TO Evening Telegraph.
WAsHNGroN, September II.
\ SLirnish AT CentreyiIIe, Va.

A skirmish at CentreyiIIe, Va.
skirmish took place near Cenueylle, on
Thursday, between five Union soldiers and three
guerillas. We lost two horses and had one mau
severely wounded
Consul Recognised.
Ihe President has recognized Leon De In
Gotta Of Philadelphia, as Consul Of Venezuela
at that city.
On Leave.
General Gregg Of the cavalry, has gone home
on a short leave Of absence.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
cLEAREn THIs MORNINa.

steamship Norman Baker Boston, II. Winsor & Co.
Harque N, 4. Corning, HILBERT, Liverpool WorkmansCo
lrlg Adams, Ayres, Martinique, JRureche& Layergue.
iir.g d. p. Stewart, Cain, New Odeans H. A, Adams,
Brs Carver, Shute, Boston, Twclls & Co,
Schr smi Tuttle kich FToVincetoWn, Maanamaeher q
MRNdcld
Scbr NJ M Freeman, HOwes, nostou, do.
SChr Forest King Brggs, New Orleans, ,Tylot q %
9air - H. Baey Robinson, Hewbern, d. 81 tetson q CO.
lehr Fly, Cheesmau, Nantucket, Castner, Suchncy &
Wellington, 90
schr Colorado, Bacon, West Dennis, Captain.
srlr Norris Appln, Alexandra, Tyler q Co.
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CoMrNG Hons -

ny TIE nAAO OH TOWER HALL
lhe crowd who ate torsook,
Thclr btIc built city home,
At length have ,ased TO roam
idiy o,er ~, and rocks
We see how 5 OF did burn
Their checks 10 taNny hue,
Marrng somewhat the grace
~ once fplucts tase
Yet with much zest they talk
00li Sor1e6aek SSGa in,c FqDf lia %ais so hearty.
And blithe sail ny party.
But unto business now
Their energies they bow
The pathered dust SO grey
From the worn Leiger's backs
While crowds resume their tack
FROM SS'SasS5 busy ToweS S'SSSSi Han IS : All
our stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing comprises all
desirable styles Of Mems Youths aud Boys' OF every
are reaggdod and si5sidnG can be produced to s s
pernne livery one can be suited from our stock without
No. 5ls Market Street
BENNETT & co,
CARD.-To THE CITIZENS OF PmLADELrntA AND Vi.
cNIrY -CHAs STOKES & CO., hrst-class Clothlors No
s2i Chesnut street under the Continental Hotel Phla-
dclpha now offer TO the public tho most extensive ami
desirable stock Of ready made FAIL AND WINTER CLorH
ING TO be found In Philadelphia.
Our foreign well A. domestic purchases having been
made early, low gold basis ani a-lH We are in
position to offer our goods prices which will enable
our customers to secure the beneht Of the great and
rapid advance.
Our entire stock. having the lowest selling price
marked ~.
goods and prices and satisfy tbcmsslves bv r,,,, No
mcns stopping IN the store whether they yy,b 10 nur
chase or not
our Fall and Winter Clothing which we thus offer AZ
reduced cnsh) comprises compete stock of all
Grades from IN. dncst ana ,y,os, ,a.,t. ~. .,,,t M ~
~, 20 ,,o't,n, t -, - N,onsl'o yuautle''
Wv" W No',uui "'u ~" prIoeu soouS an the work
mauship o. all the garments IA OF the very best
ment of business suits Waiting Goats set. S.ah,a
Jnquettes &C. &c. OF French English scotch o,,
American cassineres and bcnvers AIso p,,,at,,, a,
Vests to match.
Also atul assortment OF Black Cloth goods Dooskin
gooda and satlnct toods
An unusually large and handsome line of ovrRoo,rs
great variety ofPASTALooSs, including some Of the most
novel and unlue patterns, and very attractive AMI
thoroughly assorted stock OF VEsrs.
Particular ATTIC nton Is given 10 cy,oJer ,,orI amt oil
orders eIicJ y,tb desnatcb ~ wv - ' ''i'
p,ar,tor ,,,as H., i,,t...., ~,
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posno,,,,',, " S,',., S..
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n.e @ Wv Wv ~ nH'cl "a "nIn II performs ana the
I ,, ~ not a Nls OF sewing NO
nsi'lns ~ u'y NneHuut s.'eet anu examining the
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