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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-01
From tie Army before Richmond.
HEADQUARTERS Army PoroMAc,


Aug. 20.
The report In some of the papers that the
losses ia the 9th corps in the battles of the
18th, 18th and 10th will reach 5000, greatly
exaggerates the facts. Il is definitely known
that they do not exceed $500, and as strag-
gers and Others continue to come ia, and the
sick are all accounted for, it Is believed that
the aggregate loss will not exceed $500.
The loss OF the % corps on Thursday will
not exceed 800 according TO the official
statement, and it is believed that when all
within our lines report themselves, the entire
loss will fall to POO
The rebels are said TO be using the Weldon
Railroad below Ream's Station, and running
supplies thence 10 Petersburg around our lett
by wagon. As this requires a large force TO
guard the trains and defend the road against
our cavalry, it cannot be either very profit
able or pleasant means of communication
without taking into consideration the loss
therein involved.
Arrangements have been made for burying
the rebel dead left on the field after last Thurs
days battle.
The fact that the enemy did not do this, and
also that they did not carry off their wound
ed, Is palpable evidence that they did not
achieve a complete aud credible victory.
Nothing Of importance has occurred to-day.
Cannonading and picket firing is brisk, and
continues this evening without result.
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Notice.
M. c. NJ. A.

fttHE stated meeting of the Msiue Charitable Me.
chanie ssoc alton will be held In the Library
Room, Thursday Evening Sept l, at II clock
SrRPaEE MASH, Sec'y.
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To all Interested.

Information is hereby given that there is no
naval rendezvous on shore In this place; that
no une is authorized 10 enlist men for the ma
Wy but myself; that no one has any authority
to pass men on board the Sabine, or to receive
any compensation for any services In getting
men enlisted on board. Fair and equal
chances are given to all without favor. All
that Is required is that agents, brokers, princi-
pals or volunteers, have the papers, required
by the State and enrolment board. made out.
which can be done either by themselves or BY
some expert
Mr.. J. p. Heath Is In NO way connected
with this ship or the u. S. navy, nor has he
any privileges not granted to any other per-
son.
Il. d. LOWRY, 1t. Com. U. S.N.
Commanding U. s. s. Sabine.
August 81. 1864.
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August 81. 1884.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Simon Libby Of Cape
Elizabeth, died very suddenly Tuesday night
He fell or jumped overheard from the steam
ferry boat II. II. Day, but was quickly rescued
and taken home. After arriving at his resi-
dence he walked up stairs, laid down aud died
almost immediately. csroners Gould and
Hall were called, but after investigating the
circumstances deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Libby was intoxicated while on board the fer
ry boat and it is supposed he was hit by the
wheel when he was in the water.
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Tnr Fakir Of Yishnu had an Overwhelming

THE Fakir Of Yishnu had an overwhelming
audience last evening and hundreds were
turned away for want of room. His perform
ances were Of high order and ELECTED great
applause. Many of his tricks were entirely
new and were neatly done. The stage is fit
ted up In handsomer manner than 1t ever
was before.
After the performance was over one hun
bred and hity gifts were distributed to those
who were lucky enough to draw numbers
The set OF chamber furniture was awarded to
Alderman George w. Beal
Tonight the performance win be repeate d
and $50 gifts distributed.
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. W.N. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician.
No. m Ciapp's Block,
,opvrp

MOULD respectfully announce 10 the eifirsns Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has pen mai nj
located in this city. During the eleven n on IL.
bat have been IN tom We have cured some Of
ne worst forms OF disease in persons who have frac
other forms Of treatment In VAN. and curips pa
tents in 81 short time that the question 10 Otter
Asked do they stay cured! To ansu thls question
se will say that all that do not stay cd, We will
toctor the second tim. 'or nothing.
DR.. ID. has been practice. Electrician fe twenty
me years. and Is also regular graduated hysieiln
electricity II perfectly adapted 10 chronic disesfss
u the form Of nervous or sick headache; peuraIs,.
In the head, neck extremties consumption w ben
IN the acute stages or where the lungs are not fuy
diseases white swellings spinal diseases eurvstl
Of the spine. contracted muscles, distorted li,nhs
palsy or paralysis, 81. Vtas Dance, deafness AM
nering or hestanoy Of speech, dyspepsia, indizes-
a n. constipation and liver complaint piieswe cure
very hat can DO presented asthma, bronchi-
IL strss'rr.s Of the chest. and al forms Of female
oomplainfsI
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Nomination in Ward Five.

At the Union caucus held last evening, Ca
leb V. Bosworth was selected as the candidate
for Alderman, on the first ballot. The nomi-
nation was then made unanimous. Mr.. Bos-
worth, who was present, accepted the nomi-
nation though, he said, he did not want the
Office. Let the Union men Of the Ward ratify
the nomination to-day al the polls.
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Union Voters of Ward Five

Don't be caught mapping to-day, by any sup
position that the eopperheads will not run
candidate for Alderman. Lgt every Union
voter step to the Ward Room and deposite his
ballot for the candidate nominated last even
ing. How our enemies would chuekle If they
should carry the Ward to-day. The only way
they can do it is by our supineness. Go then
TO the polls.
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From Memphis.

s, CAIRO, H., Aug. 81.
Steamer Boston, from Memphis 2oths brings
a large number of refugees from Csrnthers-
vile, Mo. The guerrilas are very active In
that vicinity.
Steamer Kinton, from White river, brought
80 bales and rs sacks cotton TO Memphis, and
small amounts are continually arriving by
wagons. Three hundred bales were shipped
North on the 9th. Stock on hand, 1000 bales
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New BooKs.-"Little Prudys Captain Hor-
ace" Astounding in interesting sketches of
child-liie, being one of Lee & Shephard's Sc
ries, has been received by Bailey g. Noyes.
"spectoria, or Surprising SPECTRAL Illu-
sions," showing ghosts everywhere and Of
every color, by James G. Gregory, New York:
received by A. Robinson, Exchange street.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
Mr.. Patten will sell at autiou this day, at three
O'Clock p. NJ, the Morton Estate on Free
street There are about $4,000 feet of land,
large three story brick house, &c. This sale
oilers fine chance for investment The
premises are handsomely located on very
pleasant street.
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PERsoSAL.-E. b. Turner, Esq, Of Texas
who has been a refugee from that State for
nearly two years, and who did such good SER
for the Union cause in this portion OF the
State last year, arrived by the Grand Trunk
yesterday from Michigan. Mr.. Turner will
make few Union speeches prior to the cleo
tim
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NEW YORK. Aur 81.
r"''na-stesdy; sales 500 bales at l so for mddnng
uplands.
-sales Is 0o0 bbls State and Western red2fe
higher; State seeal0 rs; Round Hoop Ohio 10 s9a
IA 90; western s5ySa 10 Z southern nrme sale
1910 bbsi Extra 40 09al4oo; canada I5a2Oc
higher; sales 600 bills. Extra 0C0al2 20,
Wheat-7g3c higher; sales 90 bushels: Winter
Red Western Sag So; amber Michigan 2S7 g. 40
Gorn-hrIner. sale As. 00U bushels.
0ars-dscliniag; sales canada at Gle.
Beef firm.
Pork-nrmsr; sales 800 bbls; new mess 80 0ea
60 20
l.ard-frmeri sales $40 bb,s at 22ld
butier-stsie al 47d65c.
Whisky declining: sales $50 bbls at s2dl So
spgar-du Il sales 100 lhds MuscoTado 2o!c; Porto
Rico s4lc
Ereignts 10 Everpool-dull.
wool-quiet
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NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
large Mcclellan ratification meeting was
held in the Park this afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.
The Bulletins special Washington dispatch
says, reports here place Pennsylvania ia the
lead as TO the number Of recruits raised under
the last call.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
The subscriptions to the 100 loan to day,
as reported at the Treasury Department,
amounts to $67S,0O0.
The subscriptions to the 1910 loan to-day
amounted to $e03,550.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-01

MILIrARY.-The Sabre Zouaves, Capt, F.
II. White, are to make an excursion to the Is
lands on Wednesday next, for target practise
and other amusements. A good time may be
expected. See advertisement,
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Seven-Thirty Notes fol Sale.

Interest semi-ar nually, payable in paper at the
rate OF seve and three tennis per cent. per annum
Bonds convertible In thee years into six per cent
nve-twenty bonds, upon which the interest is paya
bic in coin.
The notes will be delivered here free of expense
The purchaser will receive the interest August Is
II subscriptions are made before that time.
Oae-ss9hfA per cent. conlmissivH ,eiA be aliosced
subscribers at tAis Bank gpon all amounts Of 100
and orer.
w. L. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, July 9oth. ls64.-d&wtf
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Neto York Coal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
AT an auction sale of Scranton coal 10. day,
2o.ooo tons were taken at decline of about
nity cents per ton for various descriptions,
Of Sl,lS, NN'''NA
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Casco Street Seminary.

TIVHE Fall Term Of this Ins itaiion will commece
Il on Tuesd " Sept. 6sh, and continue ten weeks
For further particulars iBqui of the Principal at
2l7 Cumberland Direct, after Sept. LIST.
MISS ii. HAWKES..
Portland Aug. 20, 1854 osw
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q. s. Circuit Court.


WEDNEsDAy.-In the case Of Potter VS..
Clark and al. the jury returned a verdict for
defendant. The jurors were then discharged
from any further attendance and the court adj
journed.
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Portland Academy.

'TNHE Fall Term will begin Septen Der 9Th In
= Union Hall. Free ST., opposite tine church. Pu.
prs ot poth sexes received. For sddti nal infor-
Aug z2-d2w
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EDUCATIONAL.


TyHE FAN Torn of Misc Dugin's Scbool g..
Il young ladies and misses, will begin Sept. 9Th
For particulars apply 10 the principal at 3 H.oh
ST. aug27dIv. ""
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North Yarmouth Academy
AT YARMOUTH MAINE.

M IAhMUUIH MAINE.
fINHE Fall Tenn Will commence Au rust soth. The
l. Classics, Modern Languages. Music. Drawing
Painting, fenmanship, and The New lynn asties,"
are taught By permanent Board Of Teachers.
A t. AcH.Rs' CLASS Is formed in the spring and
iaii or the Sciences special tsntion will be CIV
en- 70 CHEhlsrRY durng the t.u.
Board may be had with the Teachers at Russell
Hall, by making early appllca ion
Address the Principal, h s. HOfr, A M, or
JAMES BATES, Secretary.
Yarmouth, August Sd, 1854
aug1Si dkw2w
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Young Ladies Seminary.

THE Fall Session ofthIs School open. Thursday
L Sept. "a. In Morton Block, Congress ST.
In addition TO the day school which has received so
large share of the best patronage OF The city ar
Engagements hare now been made to admit few
Boa ding Scholars.
For Circulars containing Terms, sc address
MISSES SfMoNDS, Piineip. lis,
IS brown 81.
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PORTLAND And VICINITY.

Nesc Advertisement To- Day.
Notice Of Foreclosure.
Steam Engine for Sale.
Portland tssad Re-orgsnizsd.
Schooi FIR Boys.
Attention, Sabre Zouaves.
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r. M.PArrEN. AucrIoNAER. II E.eh.p., 5,
Dwelling HO uses q Land ON Cum-
bertand ST.. M Avctiou-

ON SATURDAY. Sept inter 30, At 70 clock on ths
" premi es, Cumberland sbove Warrington 81.
corner OF CASSIDY Court. Two stored ON ella al
together with he land; houses Btarl Lew snr n
x.'oa o. der. Lot 30 feet cumbe land ~ run Ing
back han the disiauce 10 q ness 81 aboat nine
sJ-tv- feet Terms TO suit-Salv positive.
August 29-Ctd
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ExcURsioN.-The Casco Street Church and
Society will make an excursion 10 Peaks Is
land tomorrow, il pleasant. Each one is ex-
peeted to provide bowl and spoon the
chowder will be provided by the committee.
An opportunity will be afforded those who
may choose to go on the fishing excursion.
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Alderman Ward 5.
CALEB v. ROSWORTH.

Election to-day. Polls open at 10 o'clock
and close at 4 o'clock.
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House Wanted.

- Wanted by the advertiser, q convenient,
FS;,. centfaliy located, aud pleasant house for q
.S4s.l small family. without clildren-possession &c
be had as early ss the middle OF October. sooner "
posi- lie. Ii must have good water conyenienees
and be well flushed.
The advertiser would lease such house for term
Of years or parchase If terms suited. A two-story
cottage, small io. preferred.
Address p. O., at the Press once stating ioca-
lion gene al terms. &c eonsderssoliy.
Portland, Aug l. 1864 -dtf
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Gould's Academy

THE Fall Tenn Of eleven weeks begins Tuesday
L Aug Oth, 1884 b. y. snow. n. A. p incipal
aiaed by full corps of FIRST class Instructors For
particulars. address the principal or
X. A. FRYE Sec'y.
Bethel Aug. 9, 1894. eod3w
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Religious Notices.

" sermon, preparatory 20 the Communion,
VIII Dc preached BY Rev Mr.. Walton in he Third
Congregational Church, this evening. at u o'clock
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Gorham Seminary.

fTyHE Fall Term OF this Institution will commence
u on Tuesday the SJth of August, and continue
eleven weeks. under the charge Of
W. u. LORD, A. N.
Inquiries relative to the school should be address.
ed to the Principal or -
J WATERMAN, sec'y
Gorham, Aug. 1s. 1s64.-d&wti
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WESTBROOK SEMINARY
Female COLLEGE.

FTNHE fall term OF this Institution will comu.rr.
= wednesday, Aug. alst. aud continue twelve
"a In the past. -'
GIN. sTEvEss, seey.
Stevens Plains. Aug. 10, 1854. augisd2w
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HOME INSTITUTE"
Miss L. G.. Prince, Principal.

VVHIS Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
u will reopen for It, sixth year ON thursday
sept. 18th. For Circala containing terms, Sc
Aug 19-d&w
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AUCTION sale o, Real . stare.


{ FRIDAY, sept. I'd. at O'Clock p. M on the
- - mis- We shall sell two NJ div Id, ttirCs II
~. usoe 10. Of land on Higi ST. aejoIbibR The
., NON s,se.e With tie builails thereon; the
80 vus Vi Iset on h,sh s., b. q out 10 feet
49,. ~ ~ ~ &c aud va liable lot. pleasant and
oeatea ana In an excelIest NJ LborI God.
t, ns a'e In good repair. Sale posinvs-
Aug T.-dtd W. -'s"eAtNs'
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-Yesterday was dull
day in this court. Not single case before il
and no fines and costs.
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5y E1ectric1ty

ny I1eCtr1C1ty
The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the lay
cap with JOY and move with the agility and elastic.
lty OF youth the heated brain Is cooled; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth doformities re-
moved fsintness converted to vigor. weakness 10
strength; the blind made 10 the deaf TO hear and
he palsed form to upright; the bler7ishes o.
youth obliterated; the accidents Of mature nfe
revented; the ealamities OF old age obyisted ana
aetive circulation main tanned.
DIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaohs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick besdac 4 !.
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indie e
ton and constipation OF the bowels pain in the sids
AID back; ieucorrh9a, Tor whitesl; fAllins Of The
Eomb with internal cancers, tumors, polyrus tni
all that long train diseases will End In Hlecfris
tty q meane Of cure For painful monstruation
too profuse menstruation, and all OF those lone line
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity Il Ger a
specific, and will Ia short tl-e restore the sos. "
20 the visor Of health
I've Aase an EiscfrO-cA. leai Apparatus 10
extracting Mineral Poison fr m she system o. Oh Q
Mercury Anthony, Arsenic. &C. Hundred VII
are troubled with stif joints, weak backs and ysri
oas otherdiheulties, the direct cause Of which. a.
nine cases ont Of ten the effect poisonous drpss
can be restored to tura siren 9Th and vgor By tho
ase Of nom Eve to eight Baths.
once hours from o'eloot A. =. TO r.n.fli
2; and7 to 9 IN
Ccnscifasir~ N~Ah fv1stsed
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LOST.
$500 REV ARD.
Wanfed,

Wanted.
m CUSTOM Coat ans 20 custom Pant makers
W Apply at Ciothing Rooms Of
KOODMAN, IRUE CO..
Aug0-d wis6w
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SozaDosr.-lh his preparation for clear sing. beau
uNbg and preser Va the teeth Is not warranted TO
max new teeth grow In tho place of old ones, but
:. does accomplish all that II promises -zton's
Ardld and ResLeEan yoNnaL. Roston. mehl6 II
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AUCTION SALES.
e. NJ. PATrEN. AUcTIoNEER, Il Essh.De. i,
Valuable Real Estate ON Free a..

WILL be sold on THURSDAY, Sept Isl, asP. NJ.
on the emises.t the 3 sl.ried double houss and
ne houss Is ged for ono or two families ith
AZ the modern conveniepces
"a e 70. contains a. out eigh the usand fve hun
anott er dwelling " ~ WV ioH
ms = tne pest piece ofproperfy that has been offer.
20 tns puono TINS season IL will BE- rold without
auctioDoer S~' "A ~
Aug 25-dtd
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NORRUOATAD and RIDGED IRON HOU

H0RRUOATAD and PIDCED IRON HOU'
~ sESas.ics !. h.by sivrn that ths pef,non granted
81 N 90 TIE ieh Gay ~ September. 1863 Lawrence u.
tNt 70 osts contacts Tor sd construct houses u
sed ron ndsr patsus hAi beea revoked and al his
rights ard Pn'iissos under % pormsou have Ceased and
any Yeson confusing with lin erecting budngs sdi.
ices of corrugated o. ndsod iron trossh him Gsts
viii 20 rsd P,escaed toy inug-msat upon hs psn..
bed by me- SAMUEL J. SEELy, Psientys.
H,-. YoYk August lsS4
Person. dsslfou fe,ec.nt huin nJ p.,-rss of.ny
ss, d,serpsicn OF parties vihpr - purchase privilege
SAMUEL J. bfELY Reside street, DOR ee,s Of Ctnr.
NY
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NETWORK & NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER AZ aAS0EHRTr.
COMM AClitG NAY .. 1854
A, lgf S.siioa in N.--fork. cornsr nth Il. saa sss
-

SIMMER Al flASOEHRTr
1861 CONNIE tClhG MAY .. 1854 "a
fsastngcf Sstiou in N.s York. nth Il. aod tatS
Prsr nee on B1th ~.
TRAINS LEAVE hEW-iORk:
Fer New flay~n 9 tErl ll.oJ IA lZ:i3 tELA 80
q s.h 3.la. $50 and TX y.
teT brdss p,ft. Z. tEN.). ll;1 lg:lS tEEk ~
Gal $500. 80 and tEH.) z. m
sor Milford .nd ar.ilo ri, u u - IN 80, 30 n
forf-ifde.d, S04tpDst aa4 Hespsrt l. ll'JS rs 80
FoF Norw,t ga ii:,o a. al. is:i5 tEIl. 800 tnzA
3 81 40, $50 lkr.l n m.
F5s DaIiea I'd Greea~ich L oso 1873 . ,;sa en-
FoS 6rosnrioA, 90 ti:;s NJ $50 80 49, eon4
For STANFORD = tfI.L 9.D il;.O M ls;l1 ltSv.
(frl ESQ 4 %, 80 6;JD (EI.l o.
fo ros. Chester snd ii,eu.iisfs GeliosL etl Nv
CONSEcfISu TRAM
For Host9s vs. 5pr,i ted. a ~ lkr.)i 3tEsh sr -
for Poe on VIA y ore l4ur, l2si1 lELl op
Fos Hartford AMI spring ssd. etsl-h i;3o mt '(kAA
10. Co.,rcssr Hy.r Rsrosi. a EEL, li:9eA - -
Moulgsal; 3 r. fr. = Nnrthaaiptoc- -, . ,
For Haulod, Psynieacs sla Eishk1l Railroad, shAA
II % -
For N.g f.r-a. New Lonl0a snd rs0nosson Asd's sAA
FSr csnsl Rsirosi ll,is .. o., 20 No+h4mpto~
Pcr Hogsa.oue Railroad. a M p NJ
FOR Ns...nck RslicsA 8 L. NJ p. ~
Tor D.nHury snd AoTgsk Railroad, Z. 80 t@R -
t,o,n,.o . Slice yin: Cara slgsched 20 p ~ tSains
JAMES H. HObT. super'ntssdsse
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Urn GOODS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1854;
~ A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN

NEW SKIRT FOR 1854.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE pIJPLEX ELLIPTIC (Ok DOUBLED SfkEh
~ " SPRING.
IL j. ". WET,
No a, CHANGERS ST. NEWYOPk,
- 49, -. Of ths Psi,ut aud Exclusive Manufsoturest
o thS N, pp,nrpy,1
PATENTED "DUPLEA ELLlFtlC' blhEL OF hiNo
sklhE . -
This Invention consists Of Duper (ortwo) Elliptic $50
ir-,,U,lv braided tiah.iy and firmly together, edSs
10 -ds mssne toughest most sissiie tencesnd our po
rr = ever used enabling ths vssTer VI con.eGuehce OF We
great esdy and aoIbleness TO place aud iod tue 'Nr
when IN a. sud Wh the zane convolrncs - az
~ lsin des Il entirely o5vstes and licences tho or Cd
one 10 HOOP skirts viz; the Annoyance 70 is earef -
- a. ne public e.pecy IL crowded assemblies carriages
oad cars church pe~ any ol1wdro plsc" nom 'ns
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying small space
tbl. removes The dfouiy while giving mo sliu mo
sur fu md ssune oe form and s the highest snd nc'
sy.h md graceful appearance iy tho sre oPsrs prone
oee OF house dr,s sdy having enjoyed tLe plsasu
comfort aud great conyAenoe Of wearing the Duplex tp.o
SYr:ug 81 n for angle day. will aerwsro "ihsy
v.r.s vi the 40 d them They tho best Glahy "a
s,ry At by lar highest dGfabe comforene s'
economical Kim uds Merchants will 5s srPped Is soo.
ni adi.. GTstoass retail sores IN tbs cry anu
th-o shc Ut tbs dfereui Stat-s $50. -, ,p1tc,
~ INQUIRE FOR TIE "pUPLEA Ebnn i'S
SPRING bhIRE
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V,APSCOTI"s LONDON and LIVERPOOL
DRAFTS GA ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND aas
WALKS. - - .....,.,,,,,
TAPSCOrr sCELE.aATYD LINZ oY LIVERPOOL
PACKETS 5AiLINiCE WEEK -
X LiNE or LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TN
DAYS.
remit money 10 ts old country. - tie 0Nr rs,.s
l., .uuiytu.to TAPsCITr BkOIHEhs 90,
- - 40. B. SoutL-r.
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Two TIE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSYL-

Ps.sns thfoYvh Wsisr O.p S,r.nion, Wyoming vsl.ey
Hsrnsbuts. Reading, Nalch Chnnk. BeA-
lrlrn flson sc.
Tickets for thsss Excursions for 'ss al tho Orc o.
Tie Ceulrsl heirosd ConpsfJ Of hswJer'oJ fies no
Moth River. rev Hufk.
For pon n ne roues sad further Information spiy
a. Office, lIrt So horn h,yar, or 81
a. (. BALDWIN. Oe-s.. tls-ss Assl, Hs. - W a.. ~
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH

ID bROJhLfN To FhILAUF ut TIA.
THROUGH IN HOURS.
yor. 81 FTeprsioa 1ioset. 81 1000 for three dsya
On sad After MONDAY, Aug T. ISL BY the co'nmedise
steiner JESSE OYr foot ~ AAsni!c st.. brookyn efAl
dry ,sp5.yt e1csnted oe5cf , m,, tte.cs 70 re
Nornn rtb aud % tor R4GH and Dels~Uo bsy ha rs~e
loo, 81 yiuest lhslephs rssuruug leave 'inr'' whsn
fIi sc pi L. evs.y uos1s al a. (salc,ys ,Ieeptedl
Irarrers fr1u TIE CITY u Sewi0rs are notified act
puy 10, psanfs by s ire, ths state o. New jerssy bsstr
-.n-d Co Toe under snd Ainboy Monopoly the sfo,are
p,ies Of carrying p~.cnser and sieni bosssn The Ca
n N.E fnrk Nd fnlale.I lii.