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ENERAL McCLELLAN'S LETTER OF
ACCEPTANCE.

|W Nt LZtfNtts
We publish In another column, this morning,
neral McClellan's letter accepting the Chicago
|minatlon. Mr.. Lincoln abrogated the Mexico
nix and disregarded the Cabinet reform plank
the Baltimore platform, and interpreted the
Of 1t to suit his own convenience. General
emont took the confscation plank out of the
veland platform, and construed the other
INKS as he thought fit General Mcclellan has
EN- the same liberty with the Chicago plat
m, and has done il in a very neat and gentle
|nly manner.
| But the republic has come to evil days when
must trust to the treacherous plauks of pOlti-
platforms and the studied phrases of letters of
Ieptance for the opinion OF our Presidential
|hdidates. General Washington was twice
|cted President without any platforms or let
Is of acceptance. The people knew his history.
acts were the only platform he required.
But now political conventions have usurped
power ofthe people. These conventions all
Is by our great men and select failures for the
limitations. Instead of the deeds of the candi-
es we have TO rely upon hypocritcal and de-
tive words, carefully put together, to mean
|ythiDg or nothing. This is one of the worst
ms of the times, and the moral OF she letters of
candidates.
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.


First Collection District Of comprising tho
Second Third Fourth, Finh, Sixth and Eleventh Wards
OF the City OF Philadelphia,
NOTICE
The Annual Assessment for 1884, for the nbove-named
District persons liable to tax on Carriages Pleasure
also ofpersons required take Licenses having
completed,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Taxes Aforesaid viii be received daily BY the
undersigned. between the hours Of A. NJ and r. NJ,
Sundays eNesptsdD at the once, No. sO4 CHEsNUT
Street. second floor. and amer URsDAE, September
!, and until and including SATURDAY, September 2i,
ensuing. -
An persons who failo pay heir Annual upon cav
aPes peassre yachts, billiard tAbss, gold and silver plate
before the 2ith day OF September 1854 VIII neu
penalty OF per additional OF the amount thereof
and be Liable costs. provided for 18th Section
Of the Excise LAWS OF July l, 1869.
All persons who in like manner shan fail to take out
their licenses, reguateob by law, before the Path
day OF September 1854 wHl Incur penalty Of ten per
to prosecution for threS times the OF said tax
accordance with the PTOyslOns Of the 59h section OF the
law Aforesaid.
An payments required to be mAao In Treasury Notes
under authority Of the United States, OF Banks
organized under the act TO provide National Currency
kn4wn as National Banks.
NO FURTHER NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN.
JEsPER HARDING,
ColectOs,
sel-2lt No. 3O4 CHRSSUT Street.
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kT- DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. u.
IsaAes NJ D., Profsssor Of the Eye and Ear, treats
All diseases Appsraning 10 the above named with
the almost Testimonials from the reliable
sources IN the city and country be his ONCE
No bll PINE Street Artificial Eyes inserted Without palm
No charges made for examination Once bogFs nom 10
uA.N.,St0IP Ao. Oh eIhk 6DSet, au1-lm
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NEW GAME OF CARDS.
TIE NEW MUSICAL OARps

aronlzed by the Royal Family Of RnglAnd) are sent by
post for THREE DOLLARS. They are a most Amu1ine
pAlme, and sacA Musical Time quicker than any other
method.
"a NEST inter, sling and clever me.r-Tim,E
Admirably adapted FOR teaching Musical Tme Illus-
1dsTsis A. JOYCE, 80. o. ", THIRTY.sIxTH street,
Now tWk' Al26-lm
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nrRNINe or TN .nRANnYwINE.


The good old frigatc Brdndytcine is no more
We speak Of her now rs a thing that il past.
Nobly has she assisted in earning a reputation
for the gallant navy Of her country uobly has she
stood the test Of years, uoby did she die freghted
with the food for those who now fight for her
banner in other vessels. She was built at the
Gosport Navy Yard in 1924, and was put in COM
mission in the year ls27, by Hon. James Mon.
roe then President Of the United States, to carry
the Marquis de Lafayette from this country to
France
She took fire on Saturday morning at o'clock.
and burned slowly until Monday At the
time OF the outbreak Of the flames there were
six hundred men on board of her, all Of whom
were safely taken TO the shore. Ii Is not learned
in what manner the irigate took fire, but Il is
supposed 10 have been spontaneous combustion.
The burning hull on Saturday night presented a
most magnificent appearance 10 those who had
the good fortune to witness il. All the port holes
were lured with darting flames, while the blaCR
eTed wood work between them served 10 relieve
the i,,qhs, and make It more striking 10 the
behOlder.
Early on SATURDAY evening the authorities of
the Navy Yard aiSInted 10 scuttle the frigate
by firing 30pOunders sc per hull, just below the
water-line. She, however, resisted even IN her
last moments, all attempts a; Annihiation, and
chose rather 20 Gle comparatively natural death.
II is impossible to estimate the amOunt of loss
suffered by Government by the burning OF this
vessel. She was full of stores, her fro ght having
been augmented by the addition of three schooner
loads on Friday.-N0rfoK old Dominion.
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ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU-
NICIPAL TAXATION.

MS IAE4A-- LINN AAhV'A hAh NAN NJ
NICIPAL TAXATION.
But aside nom AL the advantages we have enumerated,
special Act Of Congress srsnp al bonds ana Treasury
nois, from local taraR0n On the average, this sxemp-
tiCn about per cent. per Annun. according 10
the rate ofsAzatOn in various parts OF the ooantry.
1t ia believed that no securities Onsr great induce
msDs 10 lenders as those by the Government In
AL other ionns Of ndsste2nsss the faith or ability OF
private parties or stock companies separate conmnni-
es oaly Is pledged for payment wAAs the whole pro-
perty Of Tie country is ad the discharge Of an
the sbllsatIOns Of the VaAsd States,
SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII REoEIyED by the TrsAAnrer OF
he United states wAahns.On, the several Assistant
TTsassrsn and designated DePOsitAEiss, and hJ ne
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK oFPmLADKLPHIA, Pa.
THIRD NATIONAL RANK OF PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
ToURTz NArIoSALRAsK or PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
BY all National Banks which are aaDpsliAss Of publis
money ana tau9s-nl
ALL REsPEorABLE BANKS AND BANzERs
Throughout The country vim siys fursr iaiSEaiou -
AFFORD EYERx FACILITY TO sUgscnteEAs'
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NJ tbe bdas ~ a e -. ono @ oa more si inc opaon
alDed In this offer the Chief OF tho Bureau win have
right to accept one or OF the articles contained
such oner and reject the remainder The price
EnDortp, and offers must embrace all Of any one sgore
articles delfrerdble al aUlbe stations.
For the description Of articles In the above list bidders
ere referred to the samples at the said Navy Yards and
the advertisement OF this Bureau, dated July g. 1885,
and for Information 10 the laws and regulations On
pamphlet fom regarding contracts to the oces OF the
several oommandans Of Navy Yards and Navy Agents.
The Department reserves the right to reject any propo-
sal not onsidorsd advantageous to the Government
hidnk forms proposals may De obained apDIied-
ha,i 10 ne Nary agents at Boston, Nse York. Psasy
phiG, and al fhiI bureau se2-ft
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OUARTRRMAsTER-GENBRAL' OFFICE.

WASHINGTON CIR, August 81, 1894
HORSES! HORSES HORSESi I
Horses suitable for Artillery and Cavalry service wH
be purchased AZ GlEsBoRo DEPOT, Inc open Market tn
OCTOBER /, 1864.
Horses win be delivered TO Captain L. Lowry Moore
A. y. NJ and be subjected 10 the usual tsoyernmeuf
inspection before being accepted
Price Of Cavalry Horses, eiTB each,
Price Of Artillery Horses, $50 each.
Payment will bemade for six (6l and more.
JAMES A. EKIN.
Colonel First Division,
tcO-tseO QuArtormAster- Generals Oflce.
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seStseN
CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.

BUREAu oF PRoViuoHs AND CLorHINo.
September 1, 1884.
Separate proposals. scaled and endorsed "ProposAs for
Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials, win be received
al this bureau until O'Clock r. NJ. the 18th DAY of
October next for furnishing and delivering (on receiving
thirty days nOtiee) at the United States Navy Yardr Al
CharestoWn, Mast sAchusets, and Brooklyn New York n
such numbers and quantities ARd such tines a. NAV be
specined by the Chief Of this Bgroau, By the COM
mAndants Of the said Navy Yards, respectively tha
numbers and quantities Of the different artclea and al
the plaoes SpeCI1ed In The following list, viz = -
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A sBX PER CENT.
$40 GOLD BOND,

O--D bOLlf' DOItBA
In addonto ths very liberal interest the notes fOr
three years, this privilege Of conversion Is worth
about three oeai rer annuE, the
~ Bonds is not sss than nine per coHe premium, and
lsiors s s. pen coma United States
Stocks oveF.Wenty per cent. 1t will he the
actual Proh ths loan, tho nrosoat market rate 10
not less than tenB per cent per AMMAN.
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kT~ DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD,
THROAT DISEASES, CATARRH.
Those who sunsr from these mAlades have now tho
very best opportunity for finding relief The apparatus
the most perfectly effective agent used for reaching
the seat Of the disease TO Whsh s directed and erAd
eating with wonderful rApidlty. This application ls
painless once, No, l077 WALNUT Street.
TESTIMONIALS.
To the Deaf.-IT Won hoSchEisker, Aurst, No. 1927
Walnut street, operated most successfully on my ears
restoring me to perfect hearing. suffered from what The
physicians called ickening Of the drum Of the ear
WILLIAM CRANE, Builder,
Residence, No. 1913 s. Second street.
Philadelphia, Augusta, 1854
PHILADELPHIA, 25th June ls64-Ths IL 10 certify that
for four years troubled with offensive discharge
accompanied with deafness have been treated
meTOus physicians without receiving any benen Some
months ago applied TO DI. Won MOsehzs sksT who has
accomplished perfect cure.
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER,
ofthe firm Of Shoemaker q Tisdal, Merchants.
Private residence, No 71s Green street.
RYE--Dr. Won M0sCHzIsKER can be consulted on
all mAlAdles Of the Eye, The SURGICAL operations 70
restore siGhr shlfuily esrfomsd I'm d., n,
Where hundreds Of similar testimonials A. the above
De examined Au6-H
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The new comet was seen in England on the
lst of August, little northward of the Pleiades,
and in a line with the planet Mars.
The great works which have for many years
been going on to improve Holyhead harbor are
nearly completed.
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NJo DRCEPTIoN.-No INFERIOR COAL
IN purehs sd eGsI bsloS ne SoSs price q saPsrof
sast siAs "a me genuine EAGLE VRIH, beat and
Surss rassd KSS hnd Stove si1ss, sli Large hnt $40
pc ss should AAs ihsT purchases Al one. pre-
VouI 70 Anolh9 advahee lsl4Sm
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS or THREE YEARS Severn
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER 1, 1851

Holders OF sev'n-Thrty Eotos, dated October 1851
are hereby notified that they mAy be presented lmme.
dately in amount to bo exchanged for Six Per Cent
Bonds falling due after June 20, 1881.
The Interest on the sovsu-Thry Notes win be settled
up 10 date OfmSury, October l, the Six Per Cent
Bonds will bear fun coupons from JrIyI
The adjustment Of interest will be made by deducting
from the amount OF interest found to bo duo the
Thirty Notes up October the accrued on tho
Blk PoI Cent Bonds Juy october the balance
viii be transmitted by tho Treaaurers coin dra lmme-
diately upon settlement.
The following regulations In relation to endorsements
must be carefully observed:-
Were notes transmitted for settlement we're Issued
payable TO order, and held and transmitted by the
original they must be endorsed BY thO PAY to
the Secretary Of tho Treasury for redemption and bonds
Will issue In their name.
Where notes payable to order held by other parties
than the original owners the notes have the
ment Of the original owners and also be endorsed by the
present owners Pay to the Secretary Of the Treasury
redemption"
For notes Issued In blank endorsed "Pay TO tho secro-
ary Of the Treasury for redemption bonds Will bo ssued
10 the parties transmitting them anu in such
they may direct,
When are endorsed or transmitted by an attorney
administrator, executor other agent, they must be
accompanied by duly certified copy certificate Of the
authority under which he acts all cases by letter
stating the kind Registered ooupon) and the denonA-
ton fthe Six Per Cent. Bonds wanted IN exchange.
When Registered Bonds ordered parties state
at which OF the following places they wish the
paid VIZ: New York, Philadelphia, Boston, baltimore
New Orleans, Chicago, st. Louis, or Cincinnati.
W. p. PEssBNDBN
auSO 3U Secretary Of the Treasury.
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AuCTION SALES.
WANTS.

MACKRY.s AUCTION ROOMS, No. s2o
LNl MARKET Street
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- AhT K nj AS I l. RS OFFICE A.,
- - PnIAbgLrmA, September g. 1855.
uoSivv Topotah VIII be received at this once untn
sNTi's 1sll instant, at ~ O'Clock NJ, furnishing
49,. s ~ I'VE sTEAMER COAL for the War Depart
peIi0e OF six months commencing lat Ocfobor.
,.i u uhE dlst March 1866 Coal 70 Re Of the heat
Sey e aee or the use Of steamers 10 weigh 9it0
fu1 h Ii to be ton and 10 be subject 70 inspoctiOn
~, ~ 10 ~ 9eliveIed on board vessels in The mort
t ,isuepha or NeW York, In such quantities and Al
Auen vhss ss may BE- required; furnshn N demanded
eeYen thousand tons per week. So Ne'i''-'
~ case Of failure 70 deliver the Coal In propor
Ano ~ ,ne proper time and place, the G0yernfosnt rs
serves me right 20 make good any deficiency bv
ht thc contractor risk and expense. The prco -
gwen separately for the Coal delivered on hoard ~ 80
ses AZ THIS port and at New York on the term. and COZ
dl rs hboNe stated. Twenty will he vrifhhelS
ron Tie amount Of al payments made which reserya
ton Is not 70 be paid until tho contract shall have bes
iuhy completed Payments OF the remaining eightv ~
cent or balance due, VIII be made monthly when M he
pertinent Is In funds for that purpose Wv
Zach oner must be accompanied by written pnavantna
signed by two OF more responsible parties (he
bhy 10 be cerilnsd BY United stat Judge Attoney or
tolector that the bidder or bidders will II his or their
ana suceH sureties, IN the sum Of hundred thou-
sand dollars 10 furnish the proposed supplies No propo-
son will be considered uness the terms Of this advertise
ment are compiled with.
The right is reserved 70 reject an the bids II considered
10 be 10 The interest q he service % DO and bid onI
deiaulting contractor viii be received,
Proposals to be endorsed "PrOpOsals for Coal for
War Department and addressed 10 the undersigned.
Iy orer o. Colonel J. Ferry QHartermasters Depart
ment, u, 81 GEORGE X. ORME,
htb-lt Captain and A. 2. ~.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPoSALs ron sTOVES.-
-, PHLADELrHfA, September s. 1856.
eealed proposals Will be received AZ The once OF ~
gn9ersIntd No. llO3 GfRARD Street. until noon q
SAI UNDA 10 inst, for delivery and hitting NJ m
fOli5fying articles, viz -
~ coal Stoves, l5-inch cylinders.
70 Coal Stoves l0-inch cylinders
$50 rect stove Pipe, for I5-ibch sfOvcs
$50 feet Stove Pipe, for lO-inch stoves
Proposals viii name price for iron or cy cylinder
stoves also, the price per pound for stove ppe
he necessary elbows and must be accompanied bf
samples Of the articles bid for.
No proposals viii Ne received except those property
ncd In the blank forms which are rnsbcd AZ M
once, and which must be guaranteed By reoponsibls
persons.
The United States reserves The right 10 reict ali sda
seemed too high, well any from defauiling CON
tractors.
ly order Of Colonel Al. Perry Quartermastcrs Do
parmcnt, U. S. A.
ALBERT q. AsTMBAD,
seb-t Captain and A. o. n
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TREAS DEPARTMENT,
AUGUST n, 1884
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7-30 LOAN.

The Secretary OF the Treasury gives notice that sun
erptiOnO will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes.
payable three years fom August l5 1864 with ssm-an-
nuG interest at the of seven and per
cent per AunumprnciPal and interest both to be paid In
lawful money.
These notes wiz be convertible at the option Of the
holder at maturity INTO six per cent gold bearing bOaAs
payable not less than ave nor more than twenty years
from their date, the Government may slsst They va
bessuod in denominations OF $50 sloo $500 slOOc and
5000, and all subscriptions must be for any dollars OF
some multiple OF fifty dollars.
As tho notes draw Interest nom August l6 peraons
making deposits SubScquent that date mast pay the
interest accrued fIom date Of note date deposit
Parties dspostins tweaty-nve Thousand dollars and
upwards these nOio' any time win b allowed
eOmuassIon Of One-quArter OF Oos per cent.
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@ WANTED TO RENT.-A FURNISHED
~. ~ House hy private family Address J. d. Post
Olllctt lioA 2abIt aflN
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

| OST THIS MORNTNG-A PAIR OF GOLD
Eye Glasses, somewhere in Eighth street. between
Market ana Arch probably left the one
tho stores that square. liberal reward will be paid
bT leaving them II This office ser 7.3ts
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-04
DIED.


In this City, April 23d, of Consumption, Mr..
HENRY Asron FRIzELLE, senior partner of the
Firm OF Frirelle Bros, aged 80 years and five
months .t
MT Frizelle was ono Of our most enterprising
business men--a noble heartcd friend and COM
panios and good citizen. Ills memory will long
be cherished. Cox. Enterprise.
In this city, April 2S, of Old Age, Mr. SAMUEL
SpAuLDISG, aged SO years, 4 months and 81 days
lie was born before Independence was declared
lie loved his country TO the end, and his Savior
too; lie went TO his fathers in peace, and was
buried in good old age 6 ~ !. lCox.
In this city on the Let inst, JAMES II. HAYDEN,
aged 40 years. = N "a
Mr. Hayden was one Of the pioneers in tho
saginaw region, man who, II is true, was not
free from the faults and frailtics OF poor human
nature, but one who possessed many generous
traits of character, which will long be remember
Cd in Kindness by those who knew him best [CoM
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-04

SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS. are
no fewer than Is side-wheel steamers
plying on seven different passenger
routes to and from this city, of which
ii are owned at this port. Three OF
the above boats ply to Lake Superior,
three to Saginaw, two to Cleveland,
two to Port Huron and Lexington,
one to Maiden, two to Chatham, and
one to Trenton. The steamer Huron
is also owned here, but is at present
running between Saginaw and God
erich.-Free Press.
There are no fewer than nine side
wheel steamers plying on six different
passenger routes to and from this city
with one screw steamer running to st.
Charles, which makes the number of
routes equal to those of Detroitsteam-
or lines. Three of the above boats
ply to Toledo, touching en- route at De-
troit, one to Goderich, two to Bay City,
one to Midland City and one to Cass
River; those not owned here are own
ed elsewhere, and when Detroit could
boast more routes and far more steam
ers on them than she can now, we
didn't have a steamer and our city
wasn't instituted.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-04
Especial Notice.l

E We would call the attention
of the citizens of East Saginaw and
adjacent towns, to the superb and well
selected stock Of Cassi neres, Cloths,
and Vestings Of Cnis. III. WuKIN
& Co., No. 3, Exchange Block
They are receiving constantly from
their manufacturing house located at
Rochester, N. Y, all the newest and
latest patterns Of Cassimeres and Coat
ings, which they propose to manufac-
ture to order in style and finish not to
be excelled by any house in the State.
They always have had the reputation
of making fine and reliable garments,
and therefore it is unnecessary to
mako any comments thereon. The
cutting department is under the direc-
ton of ]. Q. Fuller, an experienced
and fashionable cutter, who has filled
Il
that position in one Of the eastern
cities, and has the reputation of being
first class cutter. The patrons of
the above institution will only have to
give him one trial to be convinced of
his merit. 1t is almost uncalled for to
say anything in regard to their ready
made garments, as it is an acknowl-
edged fact that they are superior to
the work sold by the majority of the
stores, being under the immediate SUI
pervision Of Geo. A. Wilkin, where
they are made, at Rochester. Their
stock of Furnishing Goods is complete.
Anything to satisfy the taste of the
most fastidious. Please call and ex-
anime their stock, as it will require
only one look to be satisfied. "a
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-04

The GESEsEE CHIEF.--This propel-
Ter, built nearly twenty years ago by
Geo. Steers for Rochester men, in the
corporation limits of the city, has just
been rebuilt and comes out said to be
nearly as good as new to run between
Buffalo and Saginaw. So much for
the endurance of Rochester vessels
built of Genesee oak Rochester Union.
The CAisf is indeed, to all appear
ances, ''as good as new" makes time
in any and all weather, and is the finest
nodded craft for one of her size and
description that comes into this port.
She is to-day anything but discredit-
able to that self-made genius, Geo.
Steers, whose "wavo line" revolution
lied ideas in regard to ship building
the world over. Capt AsDRus who
now runs the BaRcrof House in this
city, sailed the Chisfin the days of her
former glory.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-04

The EMERsoN CAsE.-The final de-
cision in the Supreme Court has at
last been rendered in this important
and almost interminable case confirm
ing substantially the report of the
Commissioner to the ourtbelow, leav-
ing the fee of the entire property in
contest in Mr. Emerson, with but a
slight drawback for claims acknowl-
edged, which will be paid at once and
the property brought into market.
The above item, written in accord
ance with representations made when
the announcements the decision first
came by telegraph, it seems is incor-
rect The decision makes Emerson
debtor to the amount of about $40,-
900 and interest, since May, 1861, in
stead of s3,2O7s 10, as rendered by
Commissioner Gage.