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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-02
WANTS.

WANTS.
VxYANTkD-1he ptbiic 10 khow thst we have on
w hsGd . iai gs sappiy Of Pipe and f.xtusee, and
are prepared - do Gas Fitting and Plumbing a.
A,so, Aiaryl tad Portable Gas hasb:ae for sals,
SCOkDLk co,
js2-2al+ Corner 9Th ana Broxd sis.
UTANTxD-T, b"r,ow 81. COO for two wesas, for
W which 81 pt0 will 10 paid; or viii take part.
usr liz the eushesss waca is oash business, thai
will pay 5000 per week clear Ut expenses Address
"Pastnar," Dispat.ta otSee. js2-ltt
VNyANTED-A good shoemaker, right away
w For ors that an cut all kads CT shoes and
,aake them will give $50 per week. Call nj once as
the corner o! Cary SUD Foushes SITS. hope John
III Charles " Ill come jeI-zts
40 AkTED-A xsads, suitable 10. cavalry ssr.
!" vice. Rngish taate Preisrrsd; Also. o.! ao.
pertaining thereto. Adcrcss "a VIZ box No
49, Peso Ofiee stating price, and where il can bs
ssss. je l-stt
M AkTED-To purchass hrsro boy and s,rl,
81 -. ss' ,n -
t~ssn 70 and II O'CLOCK, for three daye. j. l-3:'
/ 0ANTED-Au Ovssseer. wanted, 70 sups1in
~ tend farm near lie city, N oxpesisaced man,
" b can come well yedDnmsncel To = asgls man,
ssp' tssm military as,ys,; good rs.ss o.
ny si-ss>
M ANTsO 10 Hirs--fwo or thrss gooi Farm
Nv Hands. TO work on = farm Jast ah0ya Rich
Sn1sA. Apply 10 A. l.. ELLErT,
I ny sl-S.t No Ii Fezri strsst.
- 1NYrI,-Two .,--- 7;o , IN, .,-a;.,..i..
i~ 49, :. '~'" "'''" mM y SNv
- xiIPss{ German Of 7,b Ia Cana, sis.
21TAMrxD.-I desire " adopt an srphAn boy Of
DEE whoss father has lost LIE in dsisues Il cur
sesstry would - p1eitfrsd. Rsfsrsass givaa SD
49, r...1 .,;nc - ~ ~ sto,. ~ - ia:
st-..t -sv'"s'"' - - = = sMxu IN
S-0.. -Ao III, .u,G v;,l 1890 : .no1 .1,,.
H1.s - ~
~ ---.-
i" ANIsD.-A plAsy israiehsa nosse, With
ia an...s.. ~ t:'s na,. 49,
,so sss ., :. At. n. e - so
l%zsT1TEi7., .;,..s; ,.;....s.- ao;,7.:
Ia 1I,ea ,ss ssSsss Pc. III . si Sss'
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~ ACARD-aar Sick and. Wounded Soldiers.
DR. BkICIEN would ebesrfally AID ~ The
NUM- Or OF his patients in private quarters.
81 8G> Once on Clay stsAet. above Brook Averu
ftn1 door, left baud rs js 2-2tCh&st
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iaasp McsRteA 80
IA SECOND campaign. Notwithstanding
tAxkNafa q Gettysburg, which the Yam
ksa have aagnined into an Overwhelming
yStteeJ, tacraased rather than Diminished
III rlpatstion. IN spite Of hosstipg and IT,
~, y n 6rpwn that they were fhemsslves
a. ~ point Of rstraetinS Ind not the ex-
hanstSon d bib ammunition compelled Lee
- tsis that step srsf; that they did not
6Fre ~ phlsna BIN. though his retreat xsas
slaaF - dsnspt; that he carried hin men
ae1HSsWe large river without suffering
Any 0dasisa loss; and that he 40 efIectually
e&l1p1ed 90 srmy Of the Potomac - to rem.
~ = entirely isApable at military opera
tl14s1ar sessn Months. Bat The military
sseneoAs which Aaxs distisgu ished this
ce0UiWs are hosA which have raised the
rDl1letDs Of Gen. Lseto The highest rank
anseo Maa Of the ssord, and LETT him, ,hus
fAr. nithont competitor amcng living
0nHdk nsisg sach commander a he
~ 80 bang beslde % sarnsst m 4 devoted
9 - xrnt saass sblch he 1ahsijs. little
wsndsfsl = i Chat the rsopis it the Con-
-.sfesy. Who have t,s;ks3 Tin Measure of
sat shosl& b wlIliag I'd trns: eyery-
- ~ 1ADoe. aud, While that army
~ Uhi1sa6 Ii - leadet. {. m,y1thus
+. ,etfHttk II Ioss q Gen. Leo re-
], eeullbaDd of cQypnrsls guard OF
a, ~ Ai SAe. Il lsaa.. win never think
~ saoab II Aanxer. Far isss do we thiak
~ ~, pLea hs u q the head .hf the most
iilest sKsRy tlai ever ired,tAe 1sla af
h1flls Il Moifta lines.
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b. d. r. Booth d %, Aiists.
fNo z 10Th u, between Main and Cary I

~ ~. r. 0OOtN u W. AUct1s
fNo 2 10Th st, between Main and Cayy I
EURNIruRE, Dry Goods,
C!othiog, Fancy Goods,
$50 soka anA silver Watohes, &c,
We viii ssll 81 our saIasssom, on VrIdsy normal
June %, coUnusccins Of 10 O'Clock, desirable N
CT
Furniture,
Dry CSds,
GUNNER Clothing, n
consisting In part OF
R.ua mahogany bureaus
Wardsobss, CD airs, lablss, bedstsads
Fair REd ssuek mattresses, sheets
Pillow Cases, hlo sngfavin2s
Lot CT summer coats and pants, new
20 pieces Irish llneus
GV dczsa iadiss' hose
70 dozen spool cotton
pieces Ne.tcn cloth
10pieccs table linen
260 sruEs agate buttons
Ifa NJ tIh and whise eGvei3res
leo reams brie paper
60 reams Engiish cap paper
% reams English commercial note do
$50 battles super black wri:Inz int
as ,ic1an skce backing
argc COOKING rsEEe, with dxfures os
riesa
Gold Ind eiiver wztcoee. ~
Conxi.uments resolved III raAfains u gEie,
ny 81 Pr Douta d 90, Asc.l |
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WANTS.
VNANTkD-1 he pSbhc 10 kh0w thst we have on
w hsEd iaI ys sappiy Of Pipe and f.xturee, and
are prepared ~ do Gas Fitting AID Plambisy u
short notice.
a,so, = Maryl tpd Portable Gas harb:ae for sals,
SCOkDLk i GO,
js2-3lt. Corner 9Th ana Hr0xt sis.
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OH DULLAHS ksHaTd -stfayet stolen, =
L,) COW calf, IA Eaonths ola, rel, Wiki white
ia;s. will give The above regard for be- delivery
to ne NARY BUSH,
lie AIT Broad Ct. near Central lserct,
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r O3r--A negotiable Tote f,r twenty seven hun
I drea dollars, drawn by Jackson Bib, and
dAled April 3D. 1854 thirty days after dx.e, TO the
order of Miiih,sef, and Gelievcf 80 b. endorsed
by him having been lost or MS aid, tha public
are cautioned no. to buy tescs fer Tho same, -
paymen, has been stopped. The Ender will be
suitably rewarded by returning the salno 70 me-
J MtLLHIHEk
|. l-3ts 70? Broad street
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HjIffT Dollars EsNsr1.--Stclsn from ny ttras,
Ga the oath AGy, hay kcrss, aboes u rs.
Old: n;s kft eva out, aai kno: on the VI t.l
leg between the ankle aud knss. Fo1say fsru.a-
taa which will iesii to tas rsSoys.J n. - -
haIss, VIII pay reward Of $50
STEPHEN n HAIRS,
my 25-6tf Auburn Miis. Ksasva..
SSE Eaadrsa Dollars Reward --L,st, o. cs.s
4 2itb, u ssual hap Mare, io6'sh.,j sx sesrs
c;i slender bull, star Ia forSbee, pDs sioa ned.
When last heard from was Ia Roc katia, ga ;as-
session Of negro bay soicg towards q ,an4 iass3
1 viii give tina above reward Zoe her so fys e<t--
forrs:l.on so go. Ter. D bARrLt.f,
Asslstxa. Surgeon, 42i b ~
M :3-7tf
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1.-TWO HUSD1ED AND FIFTY DOLLARS KK.
WAkD.--Sssaycd or stolen, from the Camp Of
C.bells Battalion wagon trxia, near spVssylvnnis
Court House, ca the Diibt Of the l8:h iasa i, one
light bay Horse, With back nsno, tail and legs !;
tail little blunt, from having been partially bitten
Ca isce and iestures very prominent, with full,
clear eyes, Aey persons giving iefarn alton BY
which said horse may BE- recovered, wti receive The
above reward, ara 10 questions asked, By cemrna-
peati3g will Capt * q. MCCARTHY,
Ist fL0@i'2sr Company,
Csbcii's Bat.. Lish: Artillery, Let Corps.
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r ~ DOLLARS Ksward.-S.ras Ell jren. ny benee,
w on Saturday Last, large sed eow. Ste hss
one Uole bored through each horn resf the snds,
large bag, and s 10 nsdum order. she f1fEeris
belonged to Mr. 5ydnar, IN Narrower coeaty. rear
Walnut Grove. Very iissiy she nay ba Elstiss her
way 10 nis house 1 VIII give sha above reward
for her delivery TO TIE. JNO SLxDD,
my 3l-3it Rutchsr "a Market
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EN DOLLARS REGARD --airsyod Or stolen, Z
etU pale rcd Cow, medium Eise, vt;te back and
Tail, marked With hcie ami uMccr cut Ia one car
ana efoa Ia tho oiEor. viii pay iha above re-
ward for her delivery 10 me, On Main street, second
door frcm jefferson. RIB WOODWARD
nay S0-1tf
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& fCLEN-ffoin the paint room, at tiie Govern
~ ment shops, between the LIST aud 23ih Of May,
iadys clarct co:ored Cabine. Box, about II by
inches Aquare, mounted with mOuldinss and cary
ed designs, and partly trimm cd inside; cluster of
Satwiued with representation of vines, surround
ing the key hole. a reward will be paid for its
delivery the Office near the gate Of the @ 3 lot,
Bac0R's Quarter Branch, or for information that
will lead 10 its recovery. my SS-at
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19

The principle Of unity Of interests In al that
promotes the prosperity and improvement Of
our city and the honor Of our Commonwealth,
is becoming more universally understood.
The inquiry which seeks to know ,Ohere tho
attractions Of our city can be enlarged, and
bo,r they can be made subseryieut TO the
general welfare, Is felt TO be important The
facilities which enable travellers and business
men from remote parts Of tho land to reach
Philadelphia in less time, and with moro ease,
certainty, and safety than any other Of the
Atlantic cities, are beginning to be adyan-
tageously realized in every branch Of trado
and industry. But our object in getting the
travel concentrated upon our railroads viii be
but partially accomplished If we do not in
crease proportionately the inducements to
remain IN our city.
The agency Of the " Academy OF the Fine
Arts" IN increasing the prosperity Of the city
does not stop with It's power as a means Of
personal enjoyment. Perhaps Its most Import
ant feature Is is capabilty to foster schools
of design which shall diduse their beneficial
influences throughout the whole range of
manufactures. This feature alone is Of meal
culable value to Philadelphia, for she is en-
pbatcally the first manufacturing city Of the
Union. Certainly II anything can compen-
safe her for the loss Of her commerce, in which
she for a long time held the foremost place,
it will be found in the extent and celebrity Of
her manufactures.
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ATTENTION, COLONEL BRADFORD,

Colonel WILLIAM BRADFoRD was a strong
card at the sly-rocket show Of Saturday night.
He presided at a stand. He was thus hOnored
because he is known as the early patron OF
General MCCLELLAN. He was, who secured
from JOHN TYLER the appointment Of Little
Mac" TO West Point. He it was, who engi-
neered the appointment Of his protege to the
command Of the Ohio militia, which was the
first step in his singular military career In
fact the friends Of the robust Colonel know
that he has always had MCCLELLAN on the
BRAIN"
Colonel BRADFoRD, on opening his slice
of the meeting, said:-
IL have q letter in my possession which ! re-
,'ceiyed not long since from Southerner, now
"pOor hut once millionaire who writes that II
0ApRAHAM LINCOLN Is re-. lected the southern
upeopIe will surely gain their Independence but
df General GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN Is elected the
''Union will yet be saved. There Is something
"ominous about the Administration"
Now we fear that there is ssomething ominous
about that letter. In its text Its writer, a very
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19
TIE FINE ARTS

We consider the prosperity OF the "Flne
Arts'' in our city OF vital importance in %
practical point of view. Painting has been
too frequently considered as merely suited to
charm the eye. A more deliberate reflection
win convince US that it is capable Of a higher
and nobler purpose. In the exercise of its
more elevated faculties it inspires the mind
with taste for whatever is good as well as
beautiful. 1t fills the heart with the most
salutary sensations; promotes the love Of
virtue and the adherence Of vice. Hence,
when an artist makes no appeal to our better
nature, he fails to produce a work ofany high
value in this enlightened and practical age.
The cultivation Of a fondness for the Fine
Arts is a branch of education which shouldbe
provided for all classes Of society. Free gall
leries Of art for the improvement Of public
taste, and free academies for instruction in
the arts, are as nearly essential to the social
welfare as free public schools. The success
Oi the " Academy ofthe Fine Arts is a matter
OF great popular interest. 1t is capable Of
Deing made one of the leading attractions of
our city, as well as eminently useful in deyel-
oping the arts Of design. Under judicious
management, it would be fairly entitled 70
liberal subscriptions to It's stock, not only bv
every enterprising citizen, but by the city and
the State,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19

Among the brightest intellects Of the Demo
CRITIC arty is GEORGE NJ. WHARTON. This
gentleman was invited to speak at the meet
ing on Saturday evening. He was absent,
b. he sent a letter which has fallen like wet
b., nket on the enthusiastic friends Of "Little
Nj G." He says, among other gloomy sem
trees
Ia common, al,o, I suppose wi h all Dem)-
" ais, / etiy regret that the fair prospects
a. Iich rt first attended, our nominations, have
n Iiia'ly overcast
According to Mr.. WHARroS. the prospects
were only "iair" az first. and even these have
b n "overcast.'
e1ch iCrlJCdings from the deliberate pen
o deep thinker are worth all the hoarse yells
IA ten thousand throats, fragrant with the
h. lily swallowed huid rations sorred-I'n.rrnad
b, lguarteTs.
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GERMAN nPERA.

Mr.. Imprcssario and Manager Grover has pro.
missed 20 give us q SEASON Of German opera, in a
short tmo, At the New Cacsnut Street Theatre
with his ncw company. OF this new combtu ,Iion
the New York Hctad Of Friday says critically .-
'Mtuager GrUv,r is cHthlny succccdug iu feuI Iouug
Gctmun opera fashionable, in .rsctrR e. t fences
whgH not alone trImart hHi ucHsrNrl C dt OF his
eutc0 pnsc in rs rtsptct Wc have before noticed 10
tcIms Of pfnIHb lhe tine Hisf on scene, the powerful
thcruaCs ard OflhCs ru of lhs opera troupe, aud VIII
simply udd here that wC consider the success OF ID ouer
prise accomplish cd, and curWHiu ao our great Wc.fcrn
cities on huNiIa before them the OuiYc Of tutCrt
muut worthy OF ps,ruuUac. " Carl NnsChuY Is bO we'll
know ~ mCbt Oicout rouuurlO of opera m we 81
DO no mo hCrc than cOmpluurtlm on tho perform
whlc nsvo beer given aud conclude tna the dudor
OF the sestnu VIII uc As brilliant
"SipuOr TamRr0 tho Faust last evening, HIS
y'nCr s'il ntisposoC. THIS ar Nt hah most pc,rns
voice, which he manages win atUl lc WAS much ap.
plhudcd, and dtserycdN 20 Mmc trcdedct CMar'
guuttcl Wh much moro sprtthau on the Hrst per
furmunco Oft h opera She WIS not that oc "a
nigt OF D Hvusun and as result much moro sue
cesSf In the thrd act shc received the 'st ap
pau.c- Hermann thirtoplclr-J ~, We have before
noticed s g, aud act, The rn'c in ,stcry manner Tie
shared the pI1uso which the pleased audience ubcmuy
bestowed upon the artists. ~
"1h cturusr- were an VOL sung, tho grand solder
ChuuH being especially well rendered. - usuElt tli-
received e dttgunincO call tor cucJro In fact be
whole p success, so much so hs 20 war
Msnag Oruycr u c0ntdeuug This L great card for
t.H n4Ju.'
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THE rLooUENCE OF ROCKETS.

An elaborate and extravagant display Of
fireworks was made at Independence Square
on Saturday night. A large crowd was con.
sequenly in attendance. The superb beauty
Of a moonlight night in September is Of itself
sufficient 10 throng our streets, and when to
this is joined the sense of freedom which the
eve Of the Sabbath always brings, no better
reason is required to explain the hustle Of last
Saturday evening. The Age has the impu.
dence to claim the heterogeneous assemblage
that clapped their hands at rockets, and
Roman candles, and Bengola lights, as a meet
ing of the friends of MCCLELLAN. On the
same principle, the Fourth-ot-July crowds
which, in years gone by toed out to Turner'S
lane to witness JACKsoN's pyrotechnics might
have been classed as a temperance meeting
If any one at the meeting had proposed
cheers for LINCOLN or GRANT,th would have
been responded to as willingly as were those
for the "armistice man" MCCLELL AN, or fol-
the Copperhead PENDLEToN.
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worthy Southern gentleman, says that there
can be no permanent peace without the abo-
lldon Of slavery and that such a measure Il
essential for the salvation Of the South itself"
Colonel BRADFoBD h a gentlemin Of the
incest sense Of personal honor viii he
deny thisP
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Died

Ellison the 18th inst, LAURA f., daughter of
Clarlca H. aud Laura A. 4, Ellis aged 10 months.
The relatives the family Invited 20 attend the
funeral on Tuesday, 2Oth inst, nt clock from her
parents residence, No. lill y, Thirteenth street To
proceed 10 Laurel Hill
LEEs.-On the lith inst, JAMES, the infant son of
Joseph and Maria Lees Of Bridgeport, Montgomery
county, Pa.
The relatives and friends Of thC family are respectfully
Invited 20 attend the funeral, from tho residence Of 5
grandfather Peter inkp, on the Ridge road, above the
ninth mile stone at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, the
2Oth inst
LUCAS-ln the city Of Washington. d. g., on the nth
Inst. JOHN NJ. LUCAS, In the iUth year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends Of the family are re-
spCCny invited attend his funeral rom his late resi-
dence No. 1855 Florida street Weines s1uy morning the
2lst mst at 10 o'clock TO proceed % the Woodlands
Cemetery,
THOMAS.-On sunday morning, 18th inst, JANE
THOMAS, In the list year OF her age
Her relatives ana friends respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock,
from her late residence, s. W. corner Margaretta and
Front streets.
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Married.

HARPER ER-UNDERULL.-At the residence OF the
hrIdgs mother BY Friends GeremonIl om the mqrnng OF
ali OF this city delaware and Maryland
uaUpra please CUpy.l
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19

R6zy- DEAFNESS AND BLINlNEsa-I. }.
R=S Isaaes N D., Proessoroi the Eye ana Ear Ie4ts
all diseases appsTtailng 20 me s most s,sbis
sources In the city and country can pe sen AZ Rs ogs
No charges made for examiJAon once houfs RON 70
N toT H. M No. 5n PINE Street. auI-lm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19

OWNS 20 the great Increase In the Circulation of "
EvKNna TuLEGEArH com pcing as TO go 70 press at an
ehfly bour uFeuty request that Advertisements may
be handed IN as soon 10 o'clock, n poasb
them u Insertion IN all OF our editions
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

EIectrtCity.-
All Acute and Chronic DisbssOs cured by Of tho
different modinc cNtlons Of Eleouioity the
TLECTRICAL INhTICUTE,
No. 1920 WALNUT STREET. Philadelphia.
PROF. O. II. BOLLRs
VIII commence,
oCroBEE Z, 1864,
course Of Lectures ana fil instruction for applying
Galvanism, Magnets and other notifications OF Elcc
ciy reliable thera9euic agent for the care Of Acute
ana ChrOHic Diseases,
AT THE INSTITUTION,
No. l2YO Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Medical men end others dsshlng attend tho
a,c reQusstcd 70 make application early.
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MADAME EGERIE JULES MAR
''' MODERN CALIsTHENlCs;
Mblli IN NhLlN tiEN lCN
Z 1 --uL-D .L

Nj AD A NJ EG Il RI L JULES MAR
N l'' MODERN cALsrHESICsj
PuYsICAL IES'Dl'UcATIoN,
By the % Ts s BY 's29f s saPa oRa o Se oes ct
These have been approved OF and authorized
@f S5 Of ne sugus R 3 3, ao e I!sa @ ~ me-
u. T.. H. L. r. Bishop OF New Jersey, AID have been N
9Ssses Mi BE- attended to at Boarding Schools, pr
vccd that eech class consists Of not less than twelve
lSpIs. ,.,.,.,,.,,.,.,
Rt. Ro,, Aonzo Potte', -. u lBshop of Pcnn'ylva-
MIA, Rcy. John 4. Vaughan, Rev. John B Clems n,
Frrn, S. Rey. VIM. Croswel Doaue, Professor san ie
Jackson, A. D., H. tsnoy ltodSe NJ b. d. raw Is y d9i
II. l., ;, T., Gios, NJ p trapklln Gauut d, D.
g. .op SSS of H5' We KY, Sa%ii Charles
carter Convent OF tue sacred ne Tt (Eden tail Pa
John john Nen, d. e, La Roche, N. d s,ior Morris,
NJ d., John Ben, d "e0rge Hoshring, y ID"
TTenGs west. NJ. il, Ri Rev, ". Il: odGpIh@@gimer
cipsI oi s.. Mars Han BGrngtonl; Miss Gayacd,
McstSmCf ChCearoy a DHcryily. Misses Casey, Misses
and Mrs Hall M,darne Clement tGermano wn, Pa, Miss
Car yo H9 ,Sl5 & S' Ny S,lScn,ss SfSq,eG Madame Mar
tin pCpa ed 10 teach the system OF Dr llio Lewis OF
Boittn. heral arrangements may be made for Classes
No 1916 SPRUCE street
nRIVATH DANCING SCHOOL,
/ MADAME EGEEE JULES MARTIN,
AWAre that parents object 10 their chi dfen attend
@ f fglf f &c., S't ON M6SDi2
Oct,p,r whgry ~ o,s are n9t almlted shewll give
WY ''''"tN CiN SIS DAYS, AID HGURs.
tor hqqg ods & ard M&1Trs ~ oP NWonaay'' "edno'
iGc cniertiy Of hDr is,c,, Mrs Martin win give les
Oh. n Iryaic lar il,. aud 90 a ue schools where Mr.,
Martin had tho louor to teach.
Should ladies, with parent, or irruds' IKE 10 earn any
now Dance separately, Madame martin viii make arrange
m,uts for them.
madame Martin win take Glasses formed az Board,ns
Schools or In the county o.l'-'h""'
TAMFS S. BIRD, TEACHER oFTHE PIANO,
VI No. 800 sINTELNIu Street, below Spruce au43 lm'
CIGNoR N. PERELLI
~ il''',S IL.EssoEs IN sISaiSG; srn,,r,,
GEORGE STITEs' JH"
MANUFACTURING MAOHINIsT
AND
ENGINEER,
ar27-Im No. 1921 N, SECOND ST., Philadelphia.
| CTFAM HEATING FOR FACTORIES,
- Mile sc. Heated with direct waste steam. Also,
ioI-im i'''''' FOREMAN, So.2i N.slNrHsreet
ga THOUSANDS OF TEETH
EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Patent applied for Mynew Invention, Double Re-
ytrbiole stt adjusting SAFETY Waved Inhaler iqr a0n
pain. The only mode that the Gas can be properly anu
DIR. O. l.. MUNNS,
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