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noon the
Old VIRGINIA!

th 3m appm he Tt(Wc.
latest i tihe Rebel Legislature Of Virginia has just
,r ned an address 10 the soldiers Of that State in
'" 80 Rebel armies whereinto nearly every male
Of ridgSobe Of bearing arms has been ruthlcssy CON
The nsipted and compelled to serve indefinitely,
isires, atadr penalty of bng instantly shot. Many Of
JndepeFEm very na'ula,y oemur 10 @ ,n %ot ~ =.
He roo right They talk after this fashion,
stTstIt was at this critical juncture Of history, in
IT saent Of the United States He was obscure
rePCokered book from which texts OF various ana G9m-
are But there SS wSs @ o n Ssysn oDs roane oa me-
equidst DcoR iI was inc author Of hdeo9s sentiment
~ ha,F the States Of he Union e9uld not remain remain
south eyssa @Sy Gcsiro or design to impose nsu
somewha Mr Lincoln thought the ee states were 6odad y
Genera snsst Sssny % 70 crush OaI nS eo onT be-
in Re practical through Of blood endesred Mr. Lin
There T,oai los Ses,na,s5 NV the neonIe for
ON gWi sident in lS60-not '59-but this blunder OF
lSolons is q trihe in view of their deliberate
not dS S9S ala ana Mr. l.ps Ien Ss sm Tay
Jet of his Inaugural, any such purpose as Is
RALLT@esRsu offered to amend the con'tltaaon
nder Il impossible that the Free States should
an ont" slavery; and this amendment
Hr@c'"i Ally passed either House by two-thirds
noon the a hultaneousy in the "Peace Conference" or
The ne MA ress presided over by John Tyler, Mr. Amos
a a II of New Hampshire, moved q propositlon
nAss un ftng that neither Congress nor any other
meu had ialeb of the Federal Government has any
A. Newca go interfere in any manner with slavery
,teerraph, w OF the states 9Sa 'se coDs,pto1 In th
Nohe"' ana siWhich was voted down by ii states 70
Lite Deay shave State represented being IN the ma
the impending against all the thoroughly hepuDaGist i
The testimony " this elect v " Varls'
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RESOLUTION - 49,
AUTHORIZING THE CLERK 70 PUBLISH THE Oh

Resolved That the CLERK OF Common Council be huthor-
fed 10 publish in Two daily newspapers IN this city, daily
or ouf weeks the ordinance presented 10 Common Coun
ell At stated meeting thereof hela on tne 18th Gay or
June, 1854, entitled 49,,
SAn Ordinance to Authorize Additional Loan meet
the expenses incident 70 the defence OF e Chy ana TOR
ether puTposes.' .
And the said Clerk, At the stated meeting Of
aTst DAY Of said publication, shAh preaent TO this
Counc one Of each sAd newspapers iOt every daV In
Uhich ths 1aUs Shan have hesA RAte- Iys-aW
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rm- CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
E=SS Church-Rev. A. $. FlSkE, Chaplain OF the IN
Minnesota Regiment and superintendent o rIesdmsa ia
the Misgissippi Valley will preach at CONCERT HALL
To- morrow, at lOls A. NJ, and Pm. IL
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AN oRDISANCE

AN ORDINANCE
ron SCHOOL PURPOsEs.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils OF the ~.
That the Mayor Is hereby authorized to borrow at not
OF one million dollars 10 provide the erection,
sion and completion OF buildings for school purposes in
rest to exceed the OF six per contum per annum,
d shd DC Pad ma ~ n p nv ne nTss GSys OIL January
The principal OF the said loan shan be payable and paid
same and not before without the consent Of the holders
thereof and the certificates therefor In the usual form of
amounts the lenders may iure, but not any rac
tona part OF one hundred dollars, or if required in
amounts Offye hundred thousand dollars; aud
shall be expressed in said certificates that the said loan
thelea mentioned, and tie interest thereof are payable
Section p The amount Of said loan shall be appropriated
distributed and apportioned for the purposes and In
Item To the school sections nine hundred and
First section, forty thou and dollars'
Second Section, thirty hVe tnousand dollars;
Third Section, thirty thousand dollars;
Fourth Section, thriy-hve thousand dollars;
inh Section, sixty thou, dollars
Sixth section thirty thousand dollars;
seventh Section, my three thousand dollars
@ EgGth Sector Section M, ayiSSnt ,a ,2GsHRd , sand, dollars
Tenth Section, twenty. hye thousand dollars
dollars;
Twelfth Section. thirty four thousand dollars;
Thirteenth section thirty eiyht thousand dsllars;
EogIGSR'h oSab SECTION a, 9SgS1nd d9l
sixteenth section, twenty thousand dollars
Seventeenth Section, tort, ave thousand dollars
Nineteenth Section, twenty thousand dollars;
Twentieth Section, seventy five thousand DOLLARS,
Twenty hrst Section, twtufy thousand dOlarsi
Twenty second Section, hcycu thousand dollsrs;
Twenty third Section, ipu teen thousand dollars;
Twenty fourth Section tNtyeight thousand dollars
Twenty hnh Section, tw rhty three thousand dDnasi
Twenty sixth Section, Twelve Thousand dollars.
Item 2 To reimburse The CN Treasury, for approprta-
tons already made, che cable to this oan ory-nino
thousand nine hupdTod aud eight dollars
Item For contingencies, fifteen thuus aud nNe hundred
and ninety two dollars
Section g. Whenever any loan shall be made by virtue
hereof there shall be- by 'orce Of s ordnance annual
appropriated Of the Income Of the corporate estates,
rom the raised by tdNatun sun SUFFICIENT TO pay
the said certificates and the further sum Of
three cnths Of per c"un on the par value OF SuC
CeitincutOs shall be Appropriated quarterly out of said
income and taxes TO sukiur fund, which fund aud ts
accumulation are hereby aly pledged for the redemp
tiOu and payment OF said certificates.
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z. TUilHIeIplIH, ] NY D, Lo5I.
In accordance with resolution adopted by The Common
Council OF the City Of Philadelphia thursday the jOh
day OF June, Is6i, the annexed bin, entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
TO ATrTUORIZF An ADDITIONAL LOAN 10 MEET
TnE ENPEESEs IECl7ENT TO THE DEtENsk
or THE CITY. AND lO& OTHER PURPOSES"
Is hereby published Tor public information; ~
' WM =. SMALL,
Clerk Of Common COunCu.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

OFFICE CITY BOUNTY COMMISSION,
~ No, 4l9 PRCNE Street. -" Subst sttutea. Tho City
Iounty of Two hundred aud m, dollars will be paid In
Whtrc enrolled ctlcns OF lhlld phia In advance
DRAFT put three years substitutes not liable 70
draft and proper credit is given upon the quota Of their
disuictH.
II fcIzens not enrolled put IN substitutes the substitute
regarded Cn proper evidence OF his
being crt died is entitled 70 the bounty.
The opportunity is thus 0nOrdrd tor tLena 70 aid the
cfrtc While procuring exemptions lOr themselves aud
assising Inc city 10 fli lts quota. jy5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n1sB1 OFFICE OF SECOND AND THIRD
AZ Streets Passenger Railway Company, fHAhA
Ford road below Lehigh avenue PhiadelnhlA, July =
lSgI-1he transfer books Of this Company VII DC closed
V,g-St " Treasurer.
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n~5fs OFFICE OF THE FRANKFORT
Rs$9 and Southwark Philadelphia City Passenger RAFT
road Company. BERKs Street below Fonrth.-phlladel
mia july O. fSflThe Board OF Directors nave thls day
declared dyldent Three per cent upon tue Capital
Stock OF the Company out Of the earnings or e past SIX
months payable 10 the stockholders or their Legal repre-
sentatves clear OF all taxes and amer the lsth INST
The Transfer Books viii be closed until 18Th INST
jy7-tB CHARLES X. ABBOII'NeetetAIy'
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDIN ANCR
"A To Authorize the Opening Of Csriilo Browa, and
North streets.
section L The Select ana Common Councils Of the CAY
Of Philadelphia do ordan, That Cari'sle street, from
Master 10 Jefferson street Is hereby directed At The 0nd
Of three months tho passage hereof 70 be opened
public use highway, and the Chief Commissioner Of
Hghways is hereby directed TO gye the owners
Of said ground nOttoe u the opening hereby ordered
Section 2. That Brown street, from twenty sixth street
10 Pennsylvania avenue Is hereby directed at he end OF
public use as highway, and the Chic Commissioner u
Highway hereby directed 20 give tho owner
Of said ground notice Of the opening hereby ordered
Section 3. That North street, from Boad 10 Fifteenth
street. Is hereby directed, a the end Of three months from
the passage hereof TO be opened for public high
way, and the Chief Commi's0nor Of Highways Ia hereby
directed to give the owner or owners Of said ground uosco
OF The opening hereby ordered.
Section g. II the opening Of said streets be resisted by
the owners Of tho property which they will pass,
the chief Commissioner uf Highways, with Of his
Of Quarter Sessions OF the county Of Philadelphia may
direct conditioned for tho payment ot any damages hst
may DO awarded TO such owners Of the ground taken BY
the opening Of said streets, and the faith n the city Is
hereby pledged TO indemnify them suretes.
ALENANDER J, HARPER,
President Of Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART
Assistant clerk ofComuon Council
JAMES LNND,
President Of Select Council.
Approved this seventh lay Of July, Ammo Dom.u
one thousand eight hundred and sixty -four a. D.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
Il MAYOR Jf rhLAielphia.
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CEVEN NTH
NATIONAL BANK,
NO. 2I0 MARKET STREET,
(CoRNER OF sTRAwBERRY.)
Capital 1925, 900.
To be Increased to S500,000,
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
HENRY @. NORRIS, of Morris, Tasker & Co., Pascal
Iron Works, Fifth ana Tasker SITS.
CHARLES s. CLOSE, Of Close a Nesbit. Builders, No.
No 331 Reed street.
JAMES N. PRESTON, Manufacturer Of Woolen Goods,
Manayunk-
J. A. WATERS. OF j. A. waters a Co., Wholesale
GrOcers, No. 1923 Market street.
s. b. CoUGHLIH, Real Estate, No. 602 N. Thirteenth
street.
VIM. p. CLYDE, Agent PhlAda AVID New York Express
s.B. Co., No. IL s. Delaware Ave.
GEORGE W. HILL, Manufactures OF oarpetinss No. 10
N. Third street.
]. W. s0UDRR, Wholesale Boots and Shoes NO. 'O'
Market street.
J. z. DRHAvEN Importer Of Wines BsAnaies %s'' NOS
40 and % s. Delaware Avenue.
This Bank having been daily authorised 70 commence
husiuass under the national Currency Act now pre-
psred 40 receive DEPOSITS, make Collections and trans
~, aenaraI RANKIR0 BUSINESS.
DIsoouut days on TUESDAY and FRIDAY of each
week
j. q. DEHAYEE, President.
n. b. HALL, Cashier.
RALADELrB1As JUas ", lSsa. ieseln
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And the saLi CLERK al the aci meeting of Councils amor
the expiration Of weeks from the st day Of said
p2bhcaton, hau prescn 'u this Council one OF eaca o.
haye been made. iy9-tW
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a HFADQUARrERs PROVOST MARSHAL,

HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARSHAL,
"a Fhst District, ia. ~, 80,
" The names Of persons removing 70 or nom this Dis
ct will be added stricken from the lists OF enrOl
Copies o thf lets are open ior public lnSpectlon
Hud cy OHcCTs aud all citizens are nSt ed TO appear and
ont out tTTuis the list, and give such Information as
may aid iu the correction and rcvistn thereof. Any
y, ron enrolled may appear before he Board and claim
10 have his name stricken on the lists he snow salts
RotOry that he is not properly enrned account OF
AfsH0Ge N0n-t eidsHce, OgeT-dge, Permanent PHyscdi
compliance with the foregoing suggestions Is earnestly
solIciied. WIN. r. LEHMAN,
e29-tf Captain and Provost Marshal.
WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES
A Marine Corps "a varied and exciting life By and
M land) three hundred abe-bOdied men, 70 perform the
IVY duties OF a soldier at Navy Yard, aud aboard
United States ships-of war on foreign stations.
Better compensation than the army ship of-war 10
a comfortable home The Marine Corps Ia the pest
equipped Corps in the service. Prize Money N aoun-
dance, - - - -. -.1.......s
THE LOCAL BoUNTlES PAID TO RECRUI1S.
For all other Information apply daily at the Recruiting
Rendezvous No. 81 8. FRONT Street. below Spruce, Do
tween the hours Of nine and three O'Clock, -
JAMES LEWIS,
Captain and Recruiting Oficer,
my5-t No. 3ll s. FRONT Street.
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oOMMrTrRR ON CARprAoRs

- GREAT CENTRAL TAIR-Respectfuuy acknor,
ledge The receipt o. the following subscriptions IN cash and
prooecda Of sales of merchandise contributed 10 this Com
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RE- CLIFTON
TO PUBLISH A LOAN BILL
"AS ORDINANCE
--I-INMILE A IMAA LlE AlHnnL HLI

TVIT
Resolved That the Clrrs he ithOrIed to publish in
two daily newspapers OF this city daily for iour weeks,
the ordnance presented Ia CommOn Council on Thursday
III anfIfi
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rANT QvARTERMAsTRR GENE
Nm
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
II Office S. W. corner of WALNUT and FIFTH

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
~ Office S. W. corner of WALNUT and FIFTH
streets.
PmLADRLrmA, July 6, 1851.
NOTICR TO co ONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received this once untn
y 2ocOck M Of the lth instant for the construcon 81
Brick Sewer, OF feet six inches IN diameter the
line Of Wallace street, from Eighteenth to Hincteenh
street. with cast iron inlet at the northeast o.
Nineteenth and Wallace streets and manhole near
Nlneteonth street The understanding be that the
tractor shah take bills prepared against the property
fronting said the amount of seventy sdve
each neal foot OF 'front.' each slde Of tho
street as much cash paid.
All bidders Invited 10 be present at the opening of
the proposals offered the time and place above noted
Specifications be had At the Departments OF Surveys
which tstH Be strictly adhered 10.
The lowest bidder to come forward within three days
amer the opening Of said proposals, or their bids VIII be
considered Withdrawn.
No bids will received unless bond Ia given sgroeahv
10 the Ordinance, Approved May -, 1860. -
W. W. SMEDLBY,
jy7-thstu8t Chief Commissioner Of Highways.
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Hya THE EXTRA VETERAN BOUNTY
h-S Fund Commission will meet MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at O'Clock 7. NJ TO
receive applications at Ne Goldsmits Hal, LIBRARY
Street. medatey Ia tkr OF the Post Office. Fami-
lies interested will please call at that hour only.
r. ID. SAUNDERS, Chairman.
EDWIN GHEBLE,
JONATHAN BULLOCK,
q. W. SIMnNS,
PAUL j. FIELD.
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sl9ys FRENCH CREEK LUBRICATING
~ OIL Co, Once No. 52l WALNUT street, Room
No ~. PHILADELPHIA, July LIST, 1854.
The Board Directors have this day declared div-
dcnd Of per cent, the Capital Stock, payable on
and aftcr the 18th day OF July free % STATE tax,
The 1rarser Books viii be CLOSED uhthe 18th Inst.
y5-tuthstlj WM. NJ. SINGI.gI.E, Secretary
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
FINE Ants.

fliL cfry, AND The OIL TERRITORY, FROM
~ Franklin TO Ttusviie, tcsuttfuly phatoraPsed y
HOLMES, SS BrosGway sets OF these PICTURES ie- .e
and new ihcets will be taseu 10 order durns te ref
twenty days. 10 tke IN detail the wbots 81 Oh Dora o.
Compsnes and emen .rteresied will hnf u tsyora
be 70 sd'snce hsu rroperW % lsAye ordsus ~''s A.
V,lAeA
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LroR ETHNoLOGY. PHYSIOLOGY. PHRESoLo0s,
II PbysiYnomy, Psychology with ssns Of GheIas eI and
how read them, see December numuet Of ptiRkSOL0
1IOAb JOURNAL ~ cents or ~ ysar Aaarsss NessrA
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A UCfIo. Nol,CH-LARGEsT STOCK or - Lofs OF
n Grocery. CHINA rcn Fancy Goods Rriiannia.
~ ated Cntiery are. cox AGcfiohe-r On Tues
5Ay. &ov.nbrr 20 al 10 clock the store II Ne.ark
City will sell the soeS ot J. UAseppo-t
dses II, dealers. Sale
1,tiv~ and required it0n al bEttrs
o ds we'll packed sh pplag Carriage q New Sork aud
vhiuity - small eaua char.e u. ENBURi, Jr.
Sal.
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~ p~uincr.le Iub SAMUEL LAul IA stR OK WAS
unauin0 ~ nominated for coua innn. NiOhArh
phifN esiienL s. DUsgsHo9skR. secretary
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1d DOUGHTY. AUCTiONEER. WILL SELL. OK
Nl Monday. Nov IS at iot, O'Clock nr Prince
and Crosby srec,s Bar Fixtures small lot of r"ceries
Stsndpy Ca,Ks 40 Ssaars, with lhe Fixntea n
eroct store Scaie Counters Sac wing &c The Whole
60 bc psreuptory sold Also Cherry Brandy,
Gaining Is Haiiors
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DRYANrS'.
ID MECHANICS HALL. az BRoADwAY.
THE GREAT CHALLENGE DANCE,
In which Dan BRYANT Wtit introduce his far. famed
ESSENCE OF OAD VIRGINNY. -
The Mysterious Meta. The Flutemag'der9.
LES MisEKABLHs LES MlSHRABLES
6Aitv Come In. Deaf in . Horn. Tin. pan.on -
SCENES AT PHALON'S
Family circle, Sd cents, rarqnss 81 ccnts Commsaes
at7h.
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-n W. IVES AuCTiONEER.
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day, Euver - At II oc at No. III w street.
sc the no yes Harness Blaake's. Rasrs Wnps
ac, beongiu The livery stable Catalogues TIE sday
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