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AMUSEME ENTS.

LIrTLE KATIE BAKER.-Those who have wit
messed the performance of the character of
"Marie" in the Sea of Ice, by this precocious
female prodigy, will agree with Us that she has
no equal Of her years on the stage. She acts with
the grace, correctness, and power of one much
older; which, while II is astonishing, Is so admi-
rable as 70 engage the larger portion of the
applause bestowed upon the piece. IL will be
gratifying intelligence 10 those who nightly adj
mire and applaud Little Katie" 20 know that
she is Il good, deserving, and Obe dent girl in
private life, and is In every way worthy OF the
attentions given her As a native OF our city, we
are glad 10 see her appreciated thus, and hope
soon 10 aid In giving her a more substantial proof
OF our admiration.
OTERAlIC CONCBRrs.-We nre informed that
Mr.. DE Viyo, the well known maestro, has con
sented 10 give two or three concerts ia pur city
during the coming week. The vocal gems of the
most popular operas will I'M up the programme
Of each concert. The following distinguished
ati.ts are members Of the troupe .-SignOra
Whiting Lorni, SignOrd Fanny Natalie T5s.t,
Signors Stehni, Tesla, and AmOdlO. with Mr.. S.
b, hrens as mu,ical conductor. Detailed an-
nouEcemCnts will be given neNt week
THE SrmEorTICoN.-If" ga thing Of beauty Is
joy forever" then can this quotation mos.
aptly be applied TO the stereopticon entertain
ments now being given at the Assembly Build
ings. Il is without doubt, the most beautiful
and most pleasing exhibition that has visited our
city, and but one opinion has been expressed in
regard 10 t. and that is admiration Of It's great
merits The "GhOst' scene i7 @ curious and
beautiful illusion. We would advise all, espe-
cially the ladies, 20 see this splendid entertain
ugIt
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To AdvertIsers.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1864.
TITE1 WAN NEVa.

Had it not been FOR the destruction Of the
railroad bridges, stores, &C., about Gordons-
vile, by cavalry expedition few days since,
General SHERDAN's victory would have
closed the campaign in the valley Of Virginia.
This achievement has prevented General
EARLY from leisurely retreating to Richmond,
and has rendered his prospects for obtaining
supplies rather unsatisfactory. EARLY is now
vending his way as rapidly as possible to
StauntOn, and thence probably to Lynchburg.
The latest reports state that he has taken
position at Flint Hill, beyond Strasburg, from
which he was partially dislodged on wednes.
day. Since Wednesday night no further ad-
vices have been received from the front.
There Is but little doubt expressed about
the recapture of Staunton by our troops, and
the Rebel army under EARLY will be of but
poor use TO General LEE even if it should get
back TO Richmond without further disaster
The fact that SHERIDAN has been able to
follow and drive the Rebels for a distance Of
ftty miles beyond Berryville augurs new sue.
cesses in itself, and we shall be disappointed
five do not soon hear Of some new victory In
the valley. A predatory band of Rebels
moved west through the Blue Ridge gaps to
a point between Winchester and Strasburg
on Tuesday night, and succeeded in capturing
some of General SHERDAN's dispatches, but
as these are now all sent in cipher, their pos
session win be of little value to the enemy.
General SHERDAN's supply trains have
arrived safely at Winchester.
he Rebels under SHELBY and MARMA-
4. are said to be advancing into Missouri,
~ directly into the hospitable arms OF Gen
4 A. J. SMITH, who knows well how to
receive them.
An Is quiet yet in General GRANTS army
but stirring events may be looked for at any
moment from the south bank of the James
river.
General SHERMAN is still fortifying Atlanta
and exchanging prisoners.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

TIE DEAFT.-Resolutions were passed by City
Councils, requesting the Mayor TO ask the Pres-
dent and Secretary Of War 70 suspend the draft,
in view Of the present rapid volunteering, and
also 20 ascertain whether an arrangement can be
made with the Provost Marshal-General 10 trans
fer the excess Of quotas In certain wards % dci-
cient wards, that draft may be avoided in all
parts Of the city.
GREAT MASS MEEuNG,-A mass meeting Of
citizens was held last evening at Concert Hall
(Union League Hal), to listen 10 a speech in con-
necton with the Presidential campaign, by Hon.
William d. Kelley. So great was the crowd
assembled, that hundreds unable to gain admit
tanoe, organized a meeting outside the hall, at
which speeches were made by Mr.. Thomas NJ.
Coleman, and others.
lNyEsTNENr.-An investment Of $1,000 was
made IN the new Government loan yesterday by
Ihe Lafayette Hose Company.
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Died.

CAEIIT ON the 2lst inst, CLARA, vile Of Johu r..
CRnitt aged 3S years.
ne relatives aud friends Of the family also sprlnp
Garden Grove, No, s and 4, &. of b. and T. No 4 nTC
respectfully invited to attend the luneiai from the rss
dcnce OF her husband No lOij j. Fourth street on sun
day afternoon AZ O'Clock.
DICK.-On the 10Th inst, GEORGE DICK son of
Lewis az Il { nthArine Dick In the 25tb ypar ofbs agc
is friends and those of tbe fmiIy ond ,So % lT agy
OF the Minerva Assoc alton, respectfully Invited 10
attend hi' tuuera rom his fathers residence No l5i
Dana tac Dukej street on sunday the 2ith Inst, at
O'Clock 4. NJ.
HELMBOLD.-On the 2lst inst, j. FREDERICK
Ill LMEOLD son Of Franklin aud Elizabeth Hembpld
iu the Ajth wear OF his ago.
Ills relatives and those Of the family are respect ally
invited 90 attend his tunoru from the rnsl1Hnce his
ulhern law, fOrtieth street. above Mar set Phila
dolphin, on sunday 'itcrOon az o'cOcS,
lIANSOS.--On tho 2let inst, HANNAH A. wife of
william T. Hanson baltimore papers pl Las cODyl
The rlntINCs and friends the family urp Invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence No. 1872 S
kienIouse square, on Saturday morning the 2th inst
az 10 o'clock
McCLAlN.-On the morning OF the ga Inst, after
lnt cring illness, MARY MCCLAIN.
Ihr relatives and friends the family are rp4pectful
invited 20 attend her funeral, from her late iesldenc
FOrtieh street. above Market street Saturday after
noon the 2ih inst, at O'Clock. To proceed % Woo l.
lands Cemetery.
EAUGLE.-On the 9th inst from amuutatlon Of the
leg at Cavalry Corps Hospital CITY Point Va, MORRIS
s, NAUGLE, Company 4 RIM Pennsylvania Cavalry,
Due notice Of the funeral viii be given the recovery
ui the body.
Y0UNG.-On the 2lst inst after q long and severe III
ness, Colonel HENRY YOUNG.
Of the Western Engine, Good WIN Engine Good WIN
Hose and FairmOunt steam Fire Engine Companies also
inc National Guards and the Democratic Association of
the Fifteenth Ward, are invited 70 attend the funeral
hll sIOCtH. Sunday afternoon, 2lh Inst at o'clock
Funeral 10 proceed % Monument Cemetery
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EARNRSTNEss.

There Is an appalling lack Of earnestness in
American life. In the hot and hurried uur-
suit of wealth we grant there is seriousness
so profound as 10 amount almost TO steruness
and there is zeal so feryid as TO look ike ipG,-
tuation or insanity. No one can charge US
with coldness in our business, for il Is as clear
as meridian sunlight that the heart-strings are
tightly wrapped around 1t. Shop-life is some
thing intensely grave, and your money-seeke
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LEEDOM-woRDAN-o ON the 18th inst bv the Rev
j, G, Wilson, FRANCIS LEEDOM TO Mrs. MARY ANN
WORDAN, eldest daughter OF Martin and Mary Ann
Vice. tSan Francisco papers please copy.l
RICHARDS S-KIhBER.-On the 22d inst. by Friend,'
ceremony THOMAS RICHARDS, ,Jr, 10 DEBOR M NJ
daughter oftle late Thomas Kimber, oil nfthis city
SEWELL-HEHL-W Wednesday, September 2lst at
Holy riny Church by the Rev Phillips Brooks Rec
assisted by Rev. Rees O. Evans Colonel VIM j,
StWEIL, OF New Jersey, TO Miss HELEN LOUISA
HEHI, Ot this city.
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NEW GAME OF CARDS.
TEE NEW MUSICAL CARDS

patTouzed hy the Royal Family Of Englaud), sent BY
post TOR THREE DOLLAHs, They are a most anus ing
pastme, and leach Mus al Tme quicker than any other
method.
"A most Interesting and clever game "-Tlm3s.
Admirably adapted for teaching Musical Time, Illus
tratcd LOndon News
Address A. lOYCE, No. O. w THIRTY-sIXrH street,
Now York. au26-lm
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Il ID, w A l. ES A " 10 ~.
SUCCESSOR TO ". II. oARRvL,
MASONIC HALL,
BO. 7l9 OHBsNUT Street,
bss nov Open hh
FALL STOCK
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
-pns,sting II
IEouci aatiH1,
Rich Brocatoles
Cotclnc IN co'ors.
Plain and Bordcrcd Terry.
Union and Az wool Reps
French Satin DC Leincs.
English and uerman Damslk,
French Printed Lastings
COrniccs ana Bands,
A5d every description of CURTAIr NNIFHiALS.
WIN DOW BII n ID II -
Ofuo newest Colou ani Patterns
LACE CU RTAIN
Ons.,hlrd less than tho present cost Of importation
wALRAyEN's uatc cARnYLsJ,
No. 7l9 cHEsNUT STREET.
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EsTATE OF ROBERT V. MASSEY, DE.

II CEASFD.
The AuOitor appointed by the Orphans Court l0r The
City ANA County Of Philadelphia, 10 audit settle and
adjust the account 0f AESA Is. MASSEY, ROBERT ".
MASSEY Jr., and JOSEPH B. TOWNSEND, Esquire,
MASSEY deceased, and 10 report dIsrIbuls1 Uf tIe
balance in The hands OF the accountants, win NEE. the
parties utcIe Tor uo purposes ut his appointment
Wednesdsy, October %, 1854, az n O'Clock A. VI ,1t mis-
office, No. M Walnut street in the city phlla uha
0-20-yhuwsjt JOHN CLAY Ton, Auditor.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

DR.. Jayne'- ENpectorant.-AII who have
used this standard Medicine Tor
ASTHMA CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS. PLEURIsY.
wHOOPING COUGH, GROUP,
CoUuHs AND COLDS. HOARsENEss.
or any Pulmonary Complaint attest It's usefulness. In
proof Of this fct would state thati thirty years
past the Expccoran has been before tho public that
each succeeding year added 10 s popularity and
tenoed the demand until II is known and appreciated
in all quarters Of the world and admitted 10 be the Great
Remedy OF the Ago that class Of diseases for which II
Is especially designed
RECENT COUGHS AND COLDS, Plueritlc Pains &c
quickly and ecctusly cured by ts diaphoreo sooh
iDg, and oxpector0nt power.
ASTHMA It always cures II ovorcomes ue soasmodic
contraction orthe air vessels and by producing
pcciorauon at removes all difficulties OF breathing.
BRONCHITIS readily yields to the Expecorant. 1t sub
dues the Inflammation which extends through the wind
ubos produces tree cNpecoraon and suppressos at
the cough and pain.
CONSUMPTION Forths insdlous and fatal disease
remedy earth has ever been found ohoctusl II sub
dues the Inflammation, relieves the cough and pain,
the difficulty Of ofbreahlng and produces easy
eNpoctoraon hereby all Irritating and ObstruCtng mat
ters are rcmoyedfrom the lungs.
wHOOPING COUGHis is promptly relieved by this Expco
toran II shocn the duration Of the disease onohaf aud
greatly mtgaos the suGcrDgs OF the patient.
In all PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, IN GROUP. PLEU.
IIsY, &C. will be found to be prompt safe, pleasant
aud reliable.
Prepared only at 40. 2i2 Chestnut street.
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Ladies' by sending

ONE DOLLAR
To either agent, eau have the
PILLS SENT COHFiDENTIALlN,
Bv mail, 20 any part OF the city country Tree N
s. - HOWE,
9-22-2m No.2ij ", THIRTY SIXTH street, Ny.
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A cARD To THE LADLEs.-

a
DIR. DCPoNCOs Golden PILLS FOR FEMALES,
luGulblo in correcting, regulating, and removing all
ub.truCtiOns from whatever causes and always
successful as preventive,
These Pills are nothing new, ana have been lol hy The
Doctor for many years both Ina France and America, with
unparalleled success In every casc tud hc urged by
thousand ladies who have used them, o. make the
PMS public for the alienation Of those suffering from
any IRREGULARITIES whatever, wen tU prevent Inc
crease OF family where hoalta viii not permit IL Femaes
peculiarly situated, or those suppOsug themselves
cautioned against using these pills while 10 that condition,
Lc proprietor assumes responsibility after Che above
auWuuUn, although their mlldncss would prevent any
mlsCefto health, otherwise the Pills recOmme ended
lull and explicit directions accompanying each box
Price 81 or six boxes for s. sold Wholesale and retail
boy the following Druggists
Elliott, White a Co., No. 5S n, Fourth street.
Wright G Slddall, No. no Market street
A Marshall, corner Of Thirteenth ana Market streets.
Zegler Smith, corner of second aud Green streets,
Dyott a. Co.
Johnson, Holloway Cowdcn, and
y. e.. DelaCOur, Camden.
40 Iotall By all druggists.
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PERSONAL.

THE NEXT OF KIN OF THE FOLLOW
s IN R'RSd me EaSS is CGiSq G @
fleming. supposed from New Jersey; George Fowler
CarswoII, a lAndsman, from county Tyrone, Ireland,
shipped at San EanSseo Georse % Watson landsm,n
Thomas Stephenson, QuarteInaSler Gunner AeH lndsr
Now JE Jee wiz i"G Ind 4 a eSt 70 % nSr s 70 ca
upon or write & a. a. once &c, to Mess MessIS S0SEPm
aud Naval Agency g-9
ANY WIDOW OR PARENT, OR ORPHAN,
IA Brother or sistor OF any Soldier or sailor or
killed WHO has died In the service Of the United
sion om one hunored eleven hundred and ninety
dollars (sl96) cash bounty and all the arrears o. pay
HFyTTT TIT ( CouPHS9 No vi waINUT Street the
Military and Navel Agency. Phiiadepbfa.
si,sf SS &C. 'n''' Is ''' o"'' Apply '''' p''''
ITO WOUNDED sOLDIERs.-ALI. SOL
dera who have been discharged by reason Of wounds
bounty can receive the once, by APPLYING,
either in person or by a Gt r he sisry snd say
JOSEPH +. DEWITT q COMPANY,
DAY FOR THE WIVES, THE MOTHERS
i (when widows) and the Children Of PTsoners OF Wa.
now In the sOuth, promptly collected at the military aud
30 SEPH T.. DEWITT COMPANY.
MILITARY NOTICES.
TENTH WARD.
h $50 MEN WANTED
TO FILL THE QUOTA OF TIE TEETH WARD.
Highest Bounty Paid. AppytO
A. II. FRANCISCUS,
s,s-1 No. 5I3 MARKET STREET.
A. HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAR
n hai Tirst District. Pa, No. 2I5 s. THIRD street,
To nsTe prompt replies 70 all questions ordinary
subjects connected WIN teG Enroimin dnnn DI GSeap
mrnshed CEens are requested 70 make aPph:A uon 70
nrnation and to the Provost Marshal General at
""'hns' 49, order Of tbe Provost Marshal -aeqeral
WILLIAM h LEHMAN
sul2.a Captain aud Provost M.E.94,
=, BOUNTY FOR MARINES. WANTED
N for the United States Marine Corps, abehodei men
w and on board United States ships-or"~ on iofegn
Term Of service, -Four Years.
Better compensation man tnG @ a. army ~ .,.f.,.,..
ALL THE LOCAL BoD NllES pad upon ahI''"sA''
For ali 6trther Information apply at the Recruiting
henae]' gl s. FRoNT Street. below Spruce Street.
between thehours OF and . O'Clock; q ,,,o,Urrv
su5-u Major and keerultlng oGeo;
TURIO S-FURLOU rs.
L URLoUGHs-RURLouGHS.
onicers and soldiers visiting the city froqghs needing
sWORDg AND OTHER MILITARY EQlltMEN cH,
sWORDs AND OTHER MILITARY EQLlPMENIS,
Are invited L. the extensive -
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT
GEORGE W. SIMONs & BROTHER,
GEORGE ". SIMONS q BROTHER,
SAMSON STREET HALL,
SAMSON STREET HALL,
SAMSON street, above Sixth Street.
FERMENTATION SWORDS
PRESENTATION SWORDS ,-...s
Made 10 order al ho sh0Etest notice, which for aho %
mapndconce chalonge competition 20 9tnSG ~ mIhwEiER
country combining the MAkOfACLuhll ~ w " sae
WITH THE PRACTICAL SWORD MAhi-h NO'
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DAY FOR THE WIVES, THE MOTHERS
i (when wldowL and the Children Of fTisoners OF War
now in the South promptly collected at tue Mtary and
NAVAL Agency No i27 WALNUT Street, PhAada
30 SEPH T.. DEWITT COMPANY.
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m MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED
~ uDon Diamonds Watches, Jywory, Plate,
q "a Clothing, &c, AZ
~ " JONES & CO.'S
Old ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE,
Corner Of THIRD aud GASkILL Streets,
Below Lombard.
n. B-RIAMoSDs, WATCHES, JEWELRY, GUNS
&C., FOR sale az
REMARKABLY Low PRICES sc6-3m
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ITO WOUNDED SOLDiERS.-ALL SOL
diera who have been discharged by reason Of wounds
received any battle, and who have nH recevodthe siOO
bounty can recey the At once by APPLYING
either In person by letter. at the military and Naval
Agency, Ma. iH WALNUT Street, Philadt.
JOSEPH T.. DEWITT & COMPANY,
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T.. q. whitman a DO,
Manufacturers OF New ana Delicious CONNECTIONS, Almond
Paste, Chocolate Caramels, Creams La Mode de
Paris, eNqulsitely favored.
Roasted Jordan Almonds, &c, &C
No. SIG Chesnut street, below Fourth
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Churches.
Methodist-J. Il Wightman, pastor.
Presbyterinn--S. II. Hay,
Episcopal-T. F: Davis, jr.,
Bnptist-W. E. Hughson, -
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A: PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIvE DEPARTMENT. :.


COLUMBIA, S. c., July 2l, 1864:
Hy his Erccllency M sL BONHAM Gopernnoy and.
Commander Chief in and over The State Of sous
Carolina. 0'""'
w HEREAS INFORMATION HAS BEEN RE-
cclVed at this department that an atrocions ,
muraer was committed on the llth instant upon the
oodyof ELIAS GRANTHAM, Deputy Sheriff on
Aarion District, whilst in the discharge of Ills duter
as at, snGh Deputy; and that NICHOLAS W. GADDY..
ChAkLES TART, and DAVID BEAsLEY, q FREQ
person OF COLOR stand charged with said murder .nd
mat said persons have fed from Justice:
Now, know ye, that to the end Justice NAV be dona
ane, @ that said GADDY, TART aud BEASLEY may.
90 brought to legal trial for their offence az aforeaaE
10 hcreoy offer reward Of Tuo Thousand Dollars foe
the apprehension and delivery of the three oepdihr
parties in any Jail in this State or One thousand noi:
s'S lo1 M HiCEioLAS ~. GADDY, tho principal Offend
OF, ana Flue Hundred Dollars each for the others,
When last heard from they were in Hory Djstriot
near tialivants Ferry.
1addy was born in Marion District ia abohe 3k !:
yearsof age feet o or ii inches high Grew erss-
auburn l'ar rather salow complexion stoops a Httls,
III tho Shoulders usually bis hair lonp-by
cupatinn farmer and millwright
Tart, born in same District is youth Of about is
years ofage we'll grown, rather fair complexion. d.rk
hair, eyes believed to be blue
beasiey, born in Richmond county, N. c., BRIGHT
muatto thick set, weight from l6O to ls0 nounS.
from 40 to SO years of age feet IL or l2 inshea hill
klnky ha'' and OF reddish sun-burnt appeabancs-bT
occupation carpenter-has lived about Fapettvlis
and Lumborton, N. c.
Given under my hand and seal of the Stat. a..
ss4 this s'sS day 3f1sy L. ysoaR1a aaaiReH
July %
eH-All tho papers in the State copy thrse times
anu forward bill to Executive office
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Grain. and Lumber Mills.

;. J.. ,zcmp, -four and grist; Jas. H. Vaughn, -four
asd grs'; james A. Kirkland, grist; j F. Suth-
crland lumber and grisl; W. f. Hughes, lumber
ana u grist: Charles Perkins, lumber; Col James
G. Halle, lumber and grist; A. II. Boykin, -four
Grist and lumber; l.. W. II. Blair, -four and
glrist; Charles Ralcy, -four and grist; J. r. Sow.
ELL grlst; John W. Gaskns, -four, grist and nm-
her; John A.. Young, grist and lumber; T. j.
cs,thcn, lumber; Robert Kirk1ey, grist; estate
Il VIM. Shields, grist and lumber; George r.
Miller, flour and grist; L. J. Patterson, flour
and grist; John S. Miller, -four and grist estate
of 7. Lang, grist and lumber; w. NJ Kelley,
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber; James
SChesnnt, sr:, grist and lumber; John McRae,
grist and lumber; John Brown. grist; estate of
Burweii boykln, .grist and lumber; estate Of
Lemuel Boykin, grist and lumber; Mrs. Jaac J.
knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, -four and grist;
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber.
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CENTRAL BUREAU

COLUMBIA, JUL1 Is, 1864.
TARS WILL BE DESPATCHED FOR JoHH.
~ SToN'S army, July -; for Lees and Bssuse
garas armies July 90; for Jolnstons army July %.
ior charleston and the coast July 29
July l3 n. LABORDE, Chairman.
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Professional.

Physieians nom Pract,cing.
L. H. Deas, D. L. DeSaussure, r Pecrs.;e~ra-
W. r. Skies, Benjamin Il. Matheson, :. s.'~s's.
J. I. Trantham, W. L. Pickett, B. s. Lnc.s, 7
F. McDow, Lewis DeSaussure, Thomas v ss'
mond, F. L. Zemp.
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-1Co"tHteS ana srFiWdTy SchootS IN Camden.
l.. McCandless' Mule Academy; F. Staudenmyer.
male academy; i. Bailey, Professor Of Foreign
I. Languages Mrs McCandcss' Academy tor
Young Ladies'. Mrs. McCrcight; Miss Dawson :;
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon.
Dealers !" Dry Goods, Groceries. Hdrd.rare &c., &c.
+. ". Eonney, James Dunlap George Alden, Mrs
NJ. T. Campbell, II. NJ Kennedy, Mrs McLeish
Mendal Smith Mrs Conner, Mrs. Crosby, -
Beniamin, Mathcson Co., Il. T. Latta, W. D.
roncy, Boswell s. Bro.,.J. NJ. Gayle, Joscph
Sommers, r. 8. Myers, James McEwen, ~
G.. Gerald & Co., George Douglas, ]. H. Op
penhem s. Bro, Vim. Johnson, B. D. Hocott, B
Skies.
Druggists
Vim. Mckains,F L. ,Zemp
Book Seller asd Stationcr
James A. Young,
Watches and Jerelrg.
James A. Young, l. B. Alexander, Aw. wear.
. =, Blachsmiths H1agon ana CarriageMahers..
8. Shivcr, Robert Man. Nathan b. Arrants. Thomas
Shivcr. r. r., blacksmith
Cabinet Wdrcrooms and Lndertakcrs.
e. L.. Cha1tcn, VIM Tarvcr, J. +. Sutherland.
Builders.
J. F. Sutherland, c. L. Chatter, II. c: Roberts.
Merchant 7uilor
Charles a. McDoupld.
Saddlery and Harness.
+. j. Oakes Mr. Buger.
Ifheelrrighf and Gi,maker.
r. J. McCrcight.
Bakers.
Mrs, 4. Kennedy, F. Shoemaker, wm Daasch.
Tan Yards.
L. b. Stephenson, F. L. Zemp, John S. Bradley.
Alex. Mcleod, Lewis j. Patterson, John Brown.
Hotels.
Mansion House, by E.G. Robinson.
Dekalt House, by j. H. Jungbuth.
Pirate Boarding.
D. ". Rodgers.
-SHi'sary and Dress Hqkiny.
Miss d. II. McEYen, Mrs. llammorslough.
= Methodis-J. II Wightman, pastor
Presbyterinn-S II. Hay,
Episcopal-T. F: Davis, jr,
Ror
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51'<lS1 = . 2 4ciE3 GV JfAEL,
a NEGRO. WOMAN CALLS HER NAME
a Mary and says that she belongs to Mr.. Brown
On Black River; and that Mr. Brown and his wife sre
pom dead Said woman is about five and half Zee.
high and abont fifty years old $50 or 6s) she il very
SIMPLE or playing OH SO, cant tell which. " :.
lie owner is requested 10 come forward provo
property. pay expenses and take her awaf
July 22 DUNCAN SREOEN J.ilor
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Magistrates.
John H. Yithorspoon. VIM. b. Hogan, w. X. Tay-
!or, Henry Brace, John K. Shaw, Richard i.
Whithker,'J. T. Barker
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Dentist.
VI. Bissell.

academies and Primary Schools in Camden.
l.. McCanlless' Mule Academy; F. Staudennyer
male academy; i. Bailey, Professor Of Foreign
= Languages: Mrs McCandlcss Academy TO,
Young Ladies'. Mrs. McCrcight Miss Dawson
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon.-