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TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, September "A.

WAsHINGToN, September IA.
Draft in Delaware and Maryland.
The draft is ordered to take place in Delaware
and Maryland on Monday next.
Army News.
Adyices received to-day from the army show
that our lines are now where Hancock defeated
the enemy on Friday.
The Rebels seem to be feeling our lines slightly,
but have made no general attack at any point.
Personal
EX-Sccretary Chase aud Senator Sprague ar
rived to-day.
Ordnance Officer.
Major Dyer entered upon duty as Chief of Ord
nance Bureau to-day, in place OF General Ramsay.
Assigned 10 Duty.
General Thomas f. Meaghcr has been ordered
to report for duty to General Sherman.
HOmesteads.
Five thousand two hundred aud thirty-seyen
acres were taken up under the Homestead law,
at Wnuebago, Minnesota, during the month Of
August, 1864.
DesertiOnS.
1t is found that desertious are facilitated by
soldiers lending discharge papers to other per-
sons, and an order issued tod ~ prohibits cloth
ing being served t. enlisted m u upon any dis
charged papers whatever.
Bounty Order Re~cinded.
The order of the War Department allowing
men Of three years organizatio 3, who desire 70
re-enlist in the same regiments, a bounty of
s lO2, has been rcscnded.
Hospitals.
The hospitals of this Department now contain
very few patients. Large numbers having re-
joined their regiments within the last two weeks
the last report made shows a vacancy Of upwards
Of six thousand beds.
Resignation or General MRrtIndaIe.
! General Martindale arrived to-day, and ten
dered for the third time hs resignation. The
miasmas Of Virginia has permanently affected
his health. He ayows his determination to go
home and fight Copperheads with his remaining
strength.
| Speech from the President.
| A Lincoln and Johnson flag was suspended
across Pennsylvania avenue this afternoon. The
parties afterwards visited President Lincoln with
a band. lie responded to their call in brief
pointed remarks, saying he did not feel called
upon to say much when they had heard such
| speeches from Mobile and Atlanta, aud more
recently from Vermont and Maine.
The Soldiers Votes.
A distinguished officer, who arrived from
Grants army yesterday, asserts that more than
ever the soldiers are determined upon supporting
the Administration, and the talk Of Peace-Cop
perheads is more than ever dlstasteful TO them
Soldiers in hospitals are voting in spite of State
laws and it is found that the shirks who sham
sickness vote for Mcclellan. while those disabled
by wounds vote for Lincoln.
COurt-MRrtIaI.
The trial Of Surgeon Higgins, Of GiesbOrJ
cavalry camp for selling Government horses
fraudulently, which has created much excltemen
in military circles, is concluded. Judge Higgins
Of Illinois brother Of accused, and Hon. Leonard
SWEET, are counsel for defense. 1t was proved
that sergeant sold the horses, and to screeI
himself accused Surgeon Higgins Of receiving
the money. Decision not yet rendered,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF TINS EvEsrso TELrGRArH,
Wecnosday. Sentcmbor IA


Gold is more active this morning, aud pricsd
have declined opening at 22S3, fell oG and sold
at 226} at IL O'Clock, 2252 at IL o'clock, 229s ss
l25 o'clock
The Stock Market continues dull, bat pric
are steady. Government bonds are quiet, with
sales of 5-2Os at 1854, coupons off, and 1905 at
llOb. 6s Of 1881 are quoted at l074@l071.
Railroad shares arc quiet and there is very
little doing. Reading sold at 65 which Is an
advance. Little sehuyikil at 46I, Catawisss
Preferred at 4Ol@4O2, aud Philadelphia and Eric
at 3i@3i4 l57 was bid for Camden and Amboy,
73s for Pennsylvania, 90 for Minehnl, 81 fox
North Pennsylvania, 20 for Catawissa Common,
and As for Long Island.
City 6s, new, sold at lO6 and Pennsylvania
IS at 0S.
oil stocks arc rather dull, but prices have au
upward tendency, with sales of Dalzell TO notice
at ll3@l2, which is a slight advance; Mcclin-
took at 7, which is better; Noble and Delema-
ter l5}, a slight advance Rock Oil s.; Rgbert
"a and McIlhenny at 81.
Canal shares are dull and there is little or
nothing doing. 3lJ was bid for Schl. Nav. for
common; for preferred 800; 20 for Susquehanaa
Canal bonds; and 1873 for Morris Canal preferred.
Bank shares continue firm, with sales Of
Farmers & Mechanics at So; Manufacturers &c
Mechanics, 27s; and Consolidation at 80. l62
was bid for North America, 132 for Philadelphia
Sc for Commercial, 20 for Penn Township, aud
iG for Corn Exchange.
In City Passenger Railroad shares there is very
little doing, and prices are without change. Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth sold at 30; 20 was offered
for Second and Third 3Ss for Spruce and Pine:
and 20 for West Philadelphia.
The Money Market has been more stringent
for several days past loans on call are offered at
6a7 per cent. per annum; best paper is sci ing at
from S@l2 per cent.
A despatch from Washington this morning
says :-"One-third of the bonds of the recent
loan were delivered yesterday, and immediate
deliveries will continue to be made as fast as the
certificates shall be presented for that purpose.
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed the
entire amount realized from this loan shall be
paid to the army. Warrants were issued yester-
day for money to pay the troops in the Norsh-
west Missouri, and Iowa.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, SEPT. a..
Reported by Clarkson Co.. Brokers' Ne. l2l g. Third ST
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Doctor Mary r. walker.

Miss Doctor Mary L. Walker, who was cap
tured in front Of Chattanooga some months ago,
and taken to Richmond and confined as pri-
soner of war, and who was recently exchanged,
passed through Louisville the other day, en- route
for Sherman's front. Her object is 10 visit her
old brigade, Colonel Dan. McCooks, settle her
business, obtain her trunk, and bid adieu to the
army. She will make a tour through the States
and lecture on her experience down in Dixie
~. y. Ifibalne.
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Markets by Telegram,

NV YoRK, September l4.-FlOur advanced
dlJ cents Sales OF 1890 bbs at 6qtOalO25 fgr state
SlO5;9 l3 for Ohio, aud slllyot for southern Wheat
advanced lg2c with unimpor ant sales. Cor ld,unced
lC. Sales OF 1900 bushels slG2 .ul'G Beet dull
Pork steay sales Of 1000 bbs. at Str15d 81 for Mes
Lard steady. Whisky dun al Sl'Sl.
RcCripts-Of Flour 10 900 bbls. wheat 300 bushels
Germ, ~ go Dusl, els.
BALTIMORE, September 4-Flour is quiet at
fl2 for extra Ohio. Wheat active aud hrm Southern rcd
S2tin2GO; Southern white S2T52SD Corn dun 81
for White Whisky DUH at 5l'5435d lSj. Mess Provisions
are arm, and Bacon has an advancing tendency,
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SHERIDAN'S ARMY.
A Powerful Reconnaissance,

HARrER's Ferry, September l3.-A heavy
reconnaissance was sent out across the Opcluau
towards Winchester this morning, but up to the
departure Of the train nothing has been learned
of the result. Guerllas still niest the road lead
ing to the front. Major Schwartz, ofthe ith New
York Cavalry, was twice fired upon yesterday
while on his way to the Ferry, but fortunately
escaped without injury.
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY,
Arrival from Newb rn-GeneraI Palmer
iu Baltimore.

Special Despa'ch 10 The ErcHing Teleyrapd
BALTIMORE, September l4-The Government
steamer Thomas collins arrived here this morning
for repairs from Newbern, n. c.
General Palmer, commander OF our forces in
North Carolina, was on board. lie is going 70
Trenton, on a leave Of absence for a few days.
The Collins left Newbern on Sunday last. All
was quiet there, and the troops were in good
health and spirits.
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Arrival of ParoIed Union Soldiers.

BALTIMORE, September li.-Thc flag-Of-truce
boat Ne,o T0rI, with 800 paroled mon and 40
oficcrs, arrived at Annapolis this morning. Among
them are a number of Marylanders. The con
dition of the released prisoners is little
mproyed
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE con-
EENTIOS,

ALBANY, n. Y, September li.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention met in this city to day,
and was temporarily organized by the election of
NJ. B. Chamblin as Chairman. There is a large
attendance of delegates and others.
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GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
Important General Orders.
.-.-,,,-r-r--. -.---sy-,-.---
EVERYBODY TO TAKE THE
OATH.

WASHINGTON, September lt-Generu Grant
has issued an order sending all civilians within
his lines, in front Of Petersburg, who refuse to
take the oath Of allegiance, through the lines Of
the enemy.
He also prohibits the sale Of provisions to those
who refuse to take the oath.
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Encouragement of Cotton CuIture in
Turkey.

Turkey.
Recent accounts from Smyrna confirm the
news that since the Turkish Government has
adopted the plan of distributing cotton.sced gra-
tuitously to the planters the produce has in
creased considerably. In the year 1860 the cot
ton exported from Smyrna amounted to only
1900 bales, and was estimated at 100000. In
1868 it increased TO 10000 bales, and the value
rose in greater proportion. This year it is ex-
pected that the province of Anatolia alone will
produce 1870 600 bales. The Turkish Government
has thus gained enormously by the encourage
ment ii has given 10 improvement in agricul-
ture For example, the tithes ofMagnesia, which
were hrmed out last year for $4,000 Turkish
pounds, produce this year l27i0OOi those OF
ON the spot this year at l00,0 900 pounds and II is
still higher.
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Arrival or Freight steamer.

HALITAX, September A.-Thc freight steamer
Thames, fifteen days from London, arrived here
this morning.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.

Barque Arena Williams, Pensacola, J. Il. Bailey Co.
nareue WInslovy YOrke do. do
Schr Mary f. Pierce, Shea, Newburyport DO l.
sohr Chain, Baker, Boston, Hammett' van DaSeh
LOchman.
Rchr LAcOn, Baker, Boston, - 40 s,.Ac.
schr Maggie Louise, Smith, Port Spain, A. souler&Vo
Rchr New Zealand, FoTdhAm BOSTON, X. I9niins3h'
Schr Rachel Jane, Roath Norwich, L. ase9'flou -,
schr Pearl Brown, Boston, Day hndueh ~a4s1
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
l1rI IIoimeE. 20 days from vii

Brig Cuba (Br }, Holmes ~ uA9s HV" "'"N'o'' ~ 80
with plaster 10 G. O. Aan horn , - -. ,,..,-,-
schr Remittance, Harringon,5 days from Alexandria
IN ballast to captain 49, ~ -, .
schr Two Brothers. west Jay Hom ihuAu hlfett Win
grain 10 James BArrat.
sehr n r Mcooiley, Dgrboropgh,l day FROM Camden,
Del with grain 20 JauaI1 Barratt
steamer Fannie, feuRn, "a hours tfOm New York with
m ise TO W. Nj Baird Co.
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Quotations Of the principal Coal and Coal OH


The following are the receipts OF Flour and
Grain at this port to-day :-Flour, 1900 bnls.s
Wheat, $500 bushels; Corn, 26OO bushels; OATS
1900 bushels.
The New York Herald this morning says
"There will be a light commercial demand for
gold for some months 10 come; for our Imports
are diminishing and are likely TO remain Rt low
ebb, compared with the returns of the past year.
for no short period 10 come, while the exports of
United States bonds 10 Europe will no doubt
increase, and dispense with an equivalent am Ount
of exchange. The tendency of gold will, there
fore, be downward but not perhaps, till after this
week in any considerable degree for the gold mar
ket has been little Oversod aud the purchases on
account of the short sales may be sufficient 70
maintain It for a few days at nearly the present
quotations. The decline of the last few days,
following upon that of the previous fortnight, b 3
had tendency 10 make hoarders of coin disgoryo
il and the more instances of this kind that Occac
the more quickly is gold Ia its relation 20 sac
currency likely to assume healthy tone"
The following is a statement OF coal trans
ported on the Delaware and Hudson Canal
For the Deek eadtag FOR ND
Segt 10. 1854. 81 oA.
Deia " are aud Hudson Canal Co....,..H2ls So sG
Pennsylvania Coal Recommendation 3is,6A
Total tons. ............. ..sSSI5 81 pS
For the same period last year,
For ns SecI. 20 .sa
Delaware and Hudson Canal Co......,2s.74 5ll l6l
Fennty ylYana Coal alCo.................f9H ft20gl
Total tons. s................. .sS9 e,,ld
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NJ. SHOEMAKER & Co.,
No. AN. Eighth street.

NO. 4 n. Elghth street
We CALL OUR numerous readers attention TO
the advertisements Brghrs sale of Nursery stock, 70
take place Thursday next at the Logan Nursery old
York Road To parties making improvements, this sale
oilers rare opportunities the stock considered to be
the anest Philadelphia, and the season most favorable
for transp anting.
PHoToGRAPHs-Natural life-like pictures, pro-
ducod in fine style, at b. f. Remers Gale y No. 62t
Arch street. LIE size Photographs in oil coors Ivory
types and Carte de Nises.
HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHU-For Dis
eases Of the Blade Kidney, Gravel Dropsy, &c, &C.
Hembolds Extract of Buchu for Nervous aud Deb
tated sufferers,
HcmbOds Extract Of Buchu for Loss OF Memory, Loss
of Power, Dimness OF Nis'u, Dihicnity OF BREATHING
Weak Nerves. and Universal Lasstude Of the muscular
system.
lie mbolds Extract Of Buchu pleasant in It's taste aud
odor and In action. Price 81 bottle, six
bottles for five dollars delivered 10 any address Depot
30. 1Oi 5 Tenth street, Philadelphia.
FoR CoUGHs, COLDS, HoARsEYRss, AND ALL
PuIMoSARY AFFECTIONS, Dr. D. Jaynes Expe'orant is
the standard remedy at all times safe and reliable. Pre-
pared only at No. 242 Chesnut street.
DIR. RoBERTsoN's NERVOUS CORDIAL; OR,
Natures Grand Tie great remedy for all Serv
Gus Complaints debility, prosrstion, lowness Of spirits
40. Price 81. For sale by Dyou CO.. No 2HN Second
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Barquo Eliza White, Barney from Baltimore a Resay
sand yesterday ut noon, at anchor
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New York, September l4.-Stocks are better.
Chicago and Rock Island l061S Cumberland preerred
6l4a Ii nosCentra 1904 Michigan Southern 81 New
York Central l25si Reading. l30; Hudson River, ll3k;
Canton Co., 33s Erie, 05; Treasury 1908, llO4: ren-
Fortys, $685. Flverwenty Coupons llOaSi Coupon 6s,
lOIZ Cold 237; and since Board, 22j.
Quotations of Gold at the Philadelphia g Did
Exchange, No. "a S. Third street, second story -
% A. M..........2 .22Si IL M..............22js
IL a. M..........226S P. M...........22I
Market excited.
De HAVEN & BRo., No. 20 S. Third street,
quote as follows =
Buybla. seRiRS.
American Gold.................. 22 225
American Silver, 4's and Ps...... 204 =.
Dimes and Half Dimes. 200 =.
Spanish Quarters ...s............ l95
Penn. Currency. y.................. dis dis.
New York Exchange. ............l-10" par.
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COMPARISON THE ONLY FAIR TEsT.-No matter what
may be SAID in favor of tho various Sewing Machines IN
use, the only proper and certain way of deciding upon
their relative merits Is by actual comparison This Is the
test which the Florence" (sOd at No. $50 Chesnut
street, invites and II Is remarkable fact that when
ever this comparison Is made by purchasers before
Letting their preference invariably favor Of the
"Florence" Machine, though we ought hardly to call
this remarkable It is simply common The Florence
is a wonderful machine. Every sold by the agent is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction, or the money wilt
be refunded after three months trial.
"DEsoLATroS. "-Gcorgia from Chattanooga TO Mari
eta, about hundred and fifty miles ls totally swept
It's male inhabitants In the sill standing cottages
the depOts selling pies and fruit around the cars,
you the lean, lank, yellow skinned women Of the
lower classes with their tow headed children but
able-bodied man, Every abe-bodled man wears the
Federal uniform; every able bodied negro Is In the SET
vice OF the army" Here how different the scene! Hero
abe-bOded men out OF the amy abundant and whc
or in uniform civilian dress nine cases out Of ten
their clothes from the establishment of CHARLES
STOKES n Co. under the Continental.
CHmDREE's CLOTHING
Boys Suits, Chiidren's Zephyr Goods
Misses DTessmakng, Boys Oyercoats.
A splendid assortment
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financial.
NERMILYE g. Co.,
No. ~ wALLsrREET.

No. ~ WALLSrREET,
WIN receive subscriptions TO the
NEW 7.3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
Thee mote. are isusd IN denominations OF $50, 81 90,
$500, 81 900 and $1,000 ms'urins In TIRE
YEARS rom Aufus, u.s. lS< interest payable semi annually
10 currency tb. rais u $40 PER CENT PEI
Ths nce' payable IN currency At maturity or convert
abb into 500 SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN COLD.
All aepo. made PRIOR Apsua l: VIII drew inieFes, Al
ssins rate
III, usual Conmi,s,on Allowed this Loan and so NE
1910 Loes.
We prepared TO convert the U. 4. $40 TREAS
URY NOTES suto she pr cent BoHDS OF 1881 With
prOmr,no,, and on favorable term.
Also BUY AID SELL =, market rates al iihds Of GOV
rRENENT SECURITIES. b,eladiDi
U.s. $40 BONDS,
U.s. $50 TREASURY NOTES.
Us ID mos CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
Cs. QCARrclAASTERS CHECKS
L. =. TWO.YEAR 5 per son, LEGAL TERDhR
NOTES.
n. {, g re, .snt COUPON and REGISTERED. q
1851. .o,
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
solicited plT,hsssd
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Hnaufial.
o IyNUAL MEETING OF

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEEIlNG OF
"a ssiscsd Company vii b. he'd tbr Once Of the Gem
esny a. No I Brosdway New fefi on e ilh dsy o. sep
beosrs Of said Company ihe ensuing yes ana y
ss~ Inspecss o. Eecou for Abe next election Of DuecoI
$500, Tn. eol remain open tom twelve 90 oue
Ss,oek p. N DANLH :: pCNNN~D, o7ofe"1S'
b.i.d Nv. Ysrt, August 23d, 1854
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TnErr OF A TRAx.-yoln Bowie was ye,tsr

day srres.d on charge sr 5tealig swo horses and
market wagon. valued at $50 fru. Mr.. Jacques Still
well. u Grayesend. l.. l. NJ Stiwell on Saturday
evening fastened his team in Beck street, nsai
Front and went into Futon Brrket transact sUns
business On biz return he found gone Thesocused
arrested some hons After while attempting 10 die
pose Of the team price much below iIs real vane
lie sates that he intoxicated the time ard thai
10 intended 10 take the team ~ Poce HsadQuarteys
Boyle ia q sailor. aged 10 years aHd lives at No -
LesisStrect Justice Shsndiey committed him fos
trial
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pIiniln9.

CHARLES e. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ 10 ID b.rrisy -t-8ilo.hs Circular. fos,~~, La .
Point C.fi. Cylinder Pr---vofa done for ihs Trad
Sps ale fos orders cal Is % Sitrd
WIN EvERDLLL" Sons, No. l0t Futon
w .,-sTEAh JOB PAINTERS and LABEL MAJ
pFACIUhKRS.
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professional Noiitss.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
IA Se-prl, s,.snds exclusively TO OPERATIVE SURGERY
and he Obscure dcssc. o the fsyc NscesA Hernia
stctars Hemofrhoids, Nacocee and rulA Office hour
from 10 to , aid to Eve ing at ~ Filth svsnos
nR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. Beschst. between Werlich END
Wet Brostaay tie only place ~lrfe the sacted wiz
recevs per me6ir treatment. Hsuu from 70
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwsusst~s ssnsisrsurc Alss sod CHESTNUT and WslnN
Chamber ssts~ yi4is a-d ornamental ., d. fAkhlhO
Ttk's ~ CspJst. oppoSt~ Wooster EsAoHshed iS.A
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL Tss hsst ss.oitnent Of ESAnELED FURNITURE. In
color. ard styles Wanut ssd l5e~Dut. Psip end OfnA
M, pta In Rues Wholesale and Retail Aso Mattresses
mi Pshl.ss-. MAkREk WAHD Ne. 81 canal 81
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VS. c. o1,s Of Glsrelsnd. fl.lr.ii. .Aaa.ary.
NFFICF. DEPOT COMMIssARY or SUB

HFFICE. DEPOT COMMISSARY OF 81 b
~ SIsTENCE. WARRINGTON, D. c. August 2S-h, 1884 -
Iu be 40 1T Pubic Aucioa Monday, September IN
tSsA Il eosi AZ .hs sixth stree. "bsi W ssnn
kea D. c. the ioloWisg pube PF0ptry In good eoad ou
"a; One thousand tOJD Beef hidss ls.tsd ftyt 'i
Assf Hides dry; Eleven Oh Sheep sIus Terms Ieh ~
teveFnTocEt fOud1- y 4. bhhj-NEs tsp<' u y v
By H. N. THosAs Il soss AuotiolSI,. Phiisde.phtA
DEREMPTORY SALE AT TIE PHiLA-
s.lpl!s Exchange Sspt Is 1854 o. .r.ct Of 81 AE
ANTHRACITE COAL LAND on The Eins tiI kAh"a,.
k,hDyki county. PsunsyvEis- For Maps, &C, apply W
LAThR0P a wAINWRtJ3r. ~ Wsis. ny
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cUHrTUur win THr NlTIlI. I7'-11~0
TIE PEOPLES LAWl th :. o..
Boz Uffc. open lha,dsy. for sso1rns Of es%s NON
PRICES or ADMISSION
rr..t Circle aud rargtrtle 20 c. AMY ,fce - e'
seurrJ Scale IS Orchestra Chairs tii r"-~ 1''s
e. and a..
Doors open al O'clock
rrglol uIsnrss comm tDcs al before T.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
Lessce and E1a.er.. v NJ " '~
LAsf WEEK OF rHE SUMNER SEASON
MONDAY AUGUST ~, lI%
ENGAGEMENT
BOR POSITIVELY bIN NIGHTS ONLY VI
MISS MATILDA HEHOf,
Who vii sppcsi IN her .
eharssters Of
CAMILLE,
bsinsi -
LAST REPRESENTATION
BY thar snlirsu artistic Of this Iol. In New orr
frucpe th.r-cl,u by hes-r, .. h-caaly thi' nrs' s
yrsrsnce hrriortl :. b. Burnett, J. ". toIaei ~ l.
hiuss0ld }. ". B.si-de l. hisses bsJ Nss, StsHs'''
BuI.s lhrst appearance fishrI. =, &c, .,,,,o.,,
Music. Couiucto', HARVEY T. DOD"Ohih
MONDAY EVENING, SkPI ), ia
Colusuosnert Of the ia. AID NiEtes -e4sSe
rirr nr.t Of lie engagement OF
fiiNlS FORREST.
who vii spteAf in la nrai ch.Is'tef -
GORiplANLS.
IN aAsu5y VI tie produced IL All ia ~ngns
splendid ~itl .......~..a,,
NV SCENERY, DRESSES end APPOINTMENTS. 80
Durns lie and Winner ses1a The '-Lc u pm 90 VII
10 -Adn,lOn = crn.; secure! 20, ~ f.rqutt ava in
qast Oiite Family Cifc.s, g. cents ......
SEATS sECUhED SIX DAi > IN ADVANCE.
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Jnicrnal Nepenue.
United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
O-COLLEC1OEs OFYlCR NINTH DlSIRiCf-Com
pnsins i1h llh snd I'D Wards Of tie City Il kev Yors -
notice hereby tSi lilo undrssDel las received his
Ana "a Col1cpn Lis. fsot Ne Asssss0t " tie fI.s toiSs
ton Di.lris Of the stse " New iort and u the duties
eih ID therein hsve some Due and psysb and thsi be
VIII It. end bis ohee, situate No. lIs hss biny oceoHd
sro~t ht~eeo LeIius ana Fonrh Aveaues % The f~h
day Of August instant AID sts day TO dsy thereafter sre-<
sndsys until d inciuJing the eIh day ~ Ssptrsbr nett
oc4oct In tho mag until coicSt IN Tie si-rson
receive And al gcf-ors who sfA segboi 10 pay
III. DUTIES md Aforesaid as~ssad upon them III
tn svisei. vii be liable " teu per o~ntrD addi
ions upon ,be thereof Any pvrso1 may hu op
die~ before the uns herein sleihed -DsieA
Nev York. Asgua iah, lstl -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
Rsa! gsiats for Sale.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY TO MINING
II sPECULATORs-I hzpe d.posi Of Apsjts (Phos-
ph.ss Lnel has been p0sI I'd add parity d-veopd and
Tia b sold Titles good sad mining privileges secured Oh
eood conditions II VII b. peoesssxJ M pSries vhins b.
sssslsss this yIaAb &~s 70 sI~aiss Ne 1Ass ssss ~
S,Siux IL Of Winter.
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