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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-07
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-07

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Der Sbrldbrteen &tnte, icpte aue asetne aaD gtaurr
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-07

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

urlRE DEPARTMENT THE TREASURER OF THE
FIRE Department. with much pleasure ackEowedpes
the recep ut OF sss2i the hands OF Albert Dclatour
ESQ Treasurer Of The Bal Committee being he
net proceeds OF the hiriyhfh annual ball given the
OF Music January % aid
fund of The Department
JOHN S GILES Treasurer
II has arsiD become the pleasing duty OF
his acknOw igncns a
Congratulations g. friends and members ~ tic drpsr
nent for the Tat has attended the efforts
Rail coninec realize benefit 10 tho Widow
and Orphan Fund u orr Institution
The Treasfer m behalf 81 the Department tenders us
sincere thanks 10 the Pail Comm their uniirng
asuity ard e&ceent In presenting the
patronage ~ or fellow cSens OF the br liant
iersincnis IN The esil ties = the past result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

CrIRE DEPARTMENT THE TREASURER OF THE
FIRE Department with much pleasure acknowledges
the receipt o. sas2 ~ The hands Of Albert Dcntour
ESQ Treasurer OF The ~ cme Bal Committee being
net proceeds of the hiriyhfth ball given al tho
Academy Of Music January 20 10 aid OF tic charitable
fund OF the department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11
(NOUNTY LOAN
FOR 100000.
PROPOSALS FOR S200000 OF
RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS,
OF the c0univ az Natx Y0rk

Sealed proposals viii be received at the Comrtroer's
Office until Monday, March n, O'Clock p. NJ. when
the will be publicly opened FOR the purchase Of
whole part OF the Of hundred
lars 500 900 OF Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds anho-
zed by act OF the Legislature Of the Stale Of New York.
February g. 1854 and ordinance OF Beard
Mavor March Z. 1864.
The said bonds will bear interest the per
payable half yearly the first dav May
and November in each year. and the principal win be
deemabe on the first day o. November. 1882.
The proposals will the desired and price
hundred dollars thereof and the persons whose
proposals accepted viii thereunon required deposit
with the County Treasurer Cat the Broadway Bank tho
ninms thereon.
On presenting to the COMPTROLLER the receipts tho
County Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be
titled to receive bonds for equal amounts of the value
Of the awarded TO them. bearing interest from the
date Of PAYMENTS
Each proposition should be sealed endorsed PRO
posas for riot damages indemnity bondsn and the
enclosed in second envelope. addressed Comp
troler
The right Is reserved 10 reject any Of bids
considered necessary to protect the OF
the county.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT FINANCE, COMP.
OFFICE, March 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

(IOLD MINING IN IDAHO.-A RARE CHANCE FOR
" live men. with some money make fortune A
Joint stock has been formed this city
to Idaho prospect for and the
Territory Some of the company the best geologts
chemists and miners In the country patent, recently
issued by which all the gold is separated In cheap aud
rapid way and in manner before known gives tho
company and wonderful monopoly The shares
limited and shareholder proposes to himself Tho
company VIII start this spring. and with mule teams.
taking with them stamps or ataior jaws. pnlverizipg
testedl, BY which from 800 loo per in gold
taken out The machinery already partly finished
shares remain unsubscrbed and any with from
5000 70 s. 900 who has little talk and much caDestnes..
have chance IN this enterprise If applied for immedf-
atev at headquarters 40 East Twenty eighth
Third The Arties irresponsible specuAtnrs
but mean and will do what they say
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

srNfCUToRS eALE-s5Wg- FURCyI Pill NEAR
fJ Glfn CoNr l.. II. - hor6e, ax-4 a
gAtdcirf house tyr steamboat ON.
moe, mon, wee. Unsurpassed.
EnAlNF I. EMRRER. 81 WAL s.reet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

TUE ONLY RELIABLE PLACE FOR LADIES AND
gentlemen Of their cast OF Cloth. carpets,
&C. Tor which guarantee ftv per cent than esc-
where Please call AZ or address ". kONINSkY No. 2SS
enth avenue, Ladies' attended 10 Mrs. 81 koask
Orders from al dining oiiios promptly attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

DrSiKhFiR PROPERTY FOR sArE-rHE THREE
sury rfuwa stone rsgt stcop House - Vet ~
. rpQetc en- ,sss pnes g. go
JOHN q SHEA - Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Two THREE STORY
~ and basement iranr Houses, Gates avenue Bco.
lyu tor sale cheap exchange for CITY Property. Lots
.3NOO and houses excellent order and nearly Ac
dress Lewis johnston boS 2.U64 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

Anew sToRR.-bADfEs AND GgNTLEMEN CAN RI.
IN the highest PRICE Tor their OF Clothing Fur
rure Carpets &r., By calling addressing H. COIN,
No 2tO Seventh avenue, near hD drug Ladies AZ
tended 10 ny Mrs. Cohn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

DROPERrY IN HOBOkEN FOR sALE-A SAFE AND
J Ir,habe investment, two Houses and Lots together,
iox9a ico. well located; FIVE minutes from the ferries;
tea per cent Also property for sale IN
1ohoScn. and Lots Mt Union I'M ~ y. ApplySt0
J. GRkAEk % and 90 Duane street, or IS Washington
stfeei. Eohoaen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-11

"A HOUSE FOR SALEM STAFFORD CONN; A
n arGc and commodinus house. The dept, house
ccutns al INC modern Improvements Fer pariiCuars
esc1s ~ East Twenty sixth street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-01
HOSPITAL REPUTATION az PIILA.
nIaPlEIA.


Philadelphia has become such large mill
tary hospital, there being about twenty-five
thousand beds in this Department, that Il is
a matter OF some interest to trace the develop
ment aud history OF these Institutions.
The germ was the Christian Street Hos.
pltal, which was organized Immediately after
the attack on Fort sumter, and received sick
aud wounded soldiers Of the three months
service, May /, 1891, under the charge of
Surgeon JOHS NELL, United States Volun-
tecrs. Il was established under the auspices
Of the Home Guards, and was furnished and
supplied by benevolent citizens, but bccsms q
United States hospital by order OF General
PATTERSON, and from this nucleus have
grown the immense establishments now
around as.
The hellthluluess of our city, i's a,tr5si-
blity TO the Eastern armiar, aud yo g.
security from the assaults OF tlr cucmv, the
cheapness OF living, aud Is high medical
standing, were instrumental Ia expanding Co..
hospital facilities; and Surgeon-General FIX
LEY, then on the active list, was prompt "a
recognizing is advantages as far greater than
those possessed by Washington, which Is in "a
malaIious district, and Baltimore, which was
unsafe in point OF geographical position.
After the first battle OF Bull Run, an the
accommodations which had been prepared
during the summer about Washington became
crowded. In November, the Surgeon
General ordered temporary hospitals 20
be prepared with the greatest despatch
for immediate use. Unoccupied buildings
and grounds suitable for such purposes
were Immediately procured, aud the construc-
ton of large hospitals, on correct principles,
commenced. At that time, there we're no
depots Of supplies or purveyor's stores in this
city Everything was obtained through the
Quartermasters Department The duty OF
securing locations and furnishing the hospi-
tails devolyed upon Captain BOYD, United
States Army, Of the Quartermaster's Depart.
ment. The Transformation OF factories into
comfortable depots, furnished with all the
modern improvements for the supply OF heat,
hght' and water, as well a. the constructing OF
] ne" hospitals, was entrusted 70 Mr.. JOHN
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-01
A PARTY ON THE APPROVED PLAN

A party such as we are accustomed 10 in
town Is notoriously stupid and uncom.orta-
bic affair. There was time, we are willing
70 believe, when gathering together Of
friends was productive Of not inconsiderable
amount Of cheer and comfort. Our now-tot.
tering relatives joined their associates, and
had q hearty romp ON the green turf, or a
lively game OF dance on the clean, uncarpeted
floor, long ago, when they were ldll-cheeked
and 1.-THE. Such frolics and fun as they
enjoyed, in those simple, sunny days, we hud
v difficult to form any conception OF
Nowadays our young ladies and young
gentlemen do things differently. With the
long-eought permission of her parents, the
Miss who has lately rehnqui5hed the use Of
textbooks and sRte-pencils forever sends out
her delicate little invitations to at least my
more individuals than both the parlors can by
any possibility be made 10 accommodate. And
when at last tic evening comes, and tue rooms
aud halls, upstairs md down, are flooded
with the eflulgence OF all the gas-burners, and
a vast number Of hard, polished candles, the
giver of the entertainment awaits, with fiut-
tering heart, the arrival of the first "cOm-
pany," who come presently, and are discovered
to be the Bobbs. These Bobbs are sin
gular persons Of wealth tprobably members Of
a society called "Shoddyites), who, from sheer
force of habit, cannot help coming "ages too
soon," as is the general observation Of all their
acquaintanees. There are Bobbs to every
party.
Poor primitivesl Nine o'clock precisely
hnds them ringing the bell and rustling up 10
tne undressing room, and advancing in solid
Pnai@hx, with their most charming smiles on,
apparently confident Of meeting great many
people: And, Of course, when they face only
the solitary Chile tthe baptismal appellatlon
Of our present herOinel, they feel vastly re-
lieyed, and let themselves considerably down
and the Bobb girls indulge in a Oont,e buo
ging and kissing all round, while the he.
Bobb, their brother, looks foolish, and ,srl,s
out his handkerchief which Indispensable rae
serves to conceal the greater part Of his Hace.
Amer certain number Of minutes have been
devoted 70 the amicable little exercises
already recited, there fellows a general over
hauling Of what each other has on.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-01

FAIBnUR, T-MARTIN September 20th, 1864, by tho
Rev, ). IWeCdalc Mr.. JOHN OWEN TAIRHURSr 10
Miss lhCY ANN MARTIN, both of FrankOrd
HARIS-HUME Es.-un Thursday, Scptcmb' b'r 2Oth, by
the ICy. Dr. EOardman, Miss MATTE S. HUMES, oil
Philadelphia, 10 MIR. CHARLES Z, HARRIS, of New
tOrk.
JENKINS -rURNER.-on the morning Of the 29th
Inst tue residence Of the brides father by the Rev.
William Suddards blr. j. STEWART JENKINS ) to Miss
MAGGIE, younger daughter Of MIR. Richard H. Turner,
all OF this city
KNOW -uRIE;.In Trinity NJ. T. Church, by Rev,
John T. Chaplain, on Thursday mOnnp, SeDember 29th,
1864 Mr. JAMES q. KNOWLES, DR., OF New Castle,
Del, ana Miss ELLA NJ, daughter OF Rev. William
Uric Of hladclphia. No cards.
LtND-sMlTH.,,By the Rev; Joseph Perry, on tho
Hth ~ Septem Der, 1874 MIR. JOSEPH n. LUND. of Den
MARI, 10 Miss MARY ELLEN SMITH, of ofPhiladelphia
ROBERTs -GALLAGHER-Tuesday September 2Itb,
by the Rev Thomas c. Allon, Mi. GEO. IL ROBERrS
10 MIS- CATlARlNE GALLAGHER.
MORRISON -MARTIS.-On the 2sth last at st. Paul's
Church, bahuay, n j by Kew. X. VI ALcrcromblc,
DANIEL = kOhEspN 10 JENNIE { , daughter OF the
late liuu rd VI. Martin.
THOMAs-CRAIG.-On the 2lth nit. by the Rev. j. II,
Epnuard Captain HAM PTOk g. THOMAS OF this city,
90 Miss SAlLIE Is. CRAIN, oi Chester county
WEBN-PE -PEPpEE,-on the q IA ult., by the Rev. Jos.
ID. kewln, Mr. WILLIAM WEBB 90 Mis- EMMA T.. A.
plFrIW both Of this city.
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llteal

CHAPMAN. On Friday, the 3olh uu. ELIZA ANN
i6' rslntyes and friend, OF tho family are invited to
attend hcr nncral lom the residence Of her mother,
CRANE.-on Monday The 10Th Instant WILLIAM L
CRANE iu the ild year OF his age. 900
drsn, rrorSrsiTe Iyccam arc Invited 70 attend hs ia
urr, scnices a. saisOm street Hall 20 commence at
orifrs.-At tast River Inlet, Eaa! Coast OF Florida
miRtN tCgipFs, on OF The iato Joseph nd Eleanor
tuprs Of Philadelphia IN The gan year OF hl7 age, ofye
nONoZrG.I. suddenly on the 2;lh ,nstonL Nj tRY
1,uHrU Io1nJ. Dopyhpeh 10 thc ijrh wear OF her
r1e r7lr.-yos aad friends Of te family srg avitad to
So ai iraan ai.66t on sunday stemSod, october 3D.
atH O'Clock 10 proceed 10 MochGnic- Cemetery.
EIMOEE-On the JOth uit., liESRI rpARpNAN,
riant Emlna b. and the late j. Boltol Gilmore,
/ FHDEMeKs.-on the 29th ult, MARGARET vile
Btisd to stssS ihs funeral nom ths fSsdsn6e Of Se
husbald, no. g4 s; flth street on Monday afternoon,
] HooKEY.-on the gsth ult, ROSE T. wife Of Anthony
/ re fe6ti5S ana friends are respectfully invited to
el.ua ug gnsfal nom tHe residence OF heI has6anl
moIrr % ~ o'clock Services AND interment at st.
/ KlEKBMpE.-on The 2lth ult,, ELLEN C, KIRK
BRIDE, iu me aid year Of her age
llsf relative ana friends are rsspcetnLy INVITED @
i ItrIsian street Monday morning at 10 oloeE.
MYYEERa;, ~ 4, Is T9r1sGsls gem September, JOHN
~ fgnds, and those o. ihe mmily, are invited 70 az
I
ftlcst. co Monday morning lJai At II O'Clock,
HAM-EY.-On THURSDAY morning, the 29th instant,
ilAhhi g., son Of james n aud sarah ID. Ramsey aged
/ JyCarH
The relatives aud friends Of the family pectfuuy
invited 30 attend the iunera nom the residence Of his
parents ~ h. Of Seventh ana oxford streets,
Sunday, az O'Clock y. NJ. To proceed 70 Cedar Hhl
Cemetery.
ROHKER. ON the 30 n ulL, HELEN ELIZA CLAY
TON, infant daughter " Earl, Penn and Mary Llusa
Hohrsr, Of this city,
RowAN.-sspt. aoth, n5S4 LAMBERT W, ROWAN
in The 8iFt year Of hiH aGe,
sOLLY-On the a0th ulL near Martinsbu,, Va os
wounds received on the 18th ut, ROBERr ~ sOILY
Cavay, son Of Robert W. ana ElEa 4. soy, in the l5th
re RELATIVES and friends Of the nny are invited %
attend hs uneial nom HE tather's residence on the
i Asylum ROAD ab0ve FRANK ford, on sunday afternoon,
IL ~ of october a. O'Clock. Funeral TO proceed 70
| the PTesbyteriAn Gr0und at frankford
sTEDMAS on the elth inst, In her nfth year MARY
4 COWkLL, youngest daustef Of Hunter and Marion
stedInan.
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nEEloE No los S. THIRD sTREET
SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, 1864.
THE WAR NEWS.
A DALI ATTTRNoON NtwsPAPER.


GRANT has commenced the great move
ment Of the campaign for the destruction of
General LEES army. He threw forward the
Ieft wing Of the Army of the Potomac on
Thursday, and carried a strong line of Rebel
works, west Of tho Federal position, on tn,
weldon railroad. Yesterday another advance
towards the Danvile road was made by our
troops, and to-day probably the entire veteran
portion Of the armies Of the Potomac and
James rivers are concentrated on our cxtrema
left, and are moving east, to dispute with LEE
Sor the possession Of his only remaining line
Of retreat and supply. That our army will
make considerable progress westward, we
have no doubt; for General LEE must take
care Of Richmond, Petersburg, Lyuchburg,
and Danville all at the same time. The loss
Of either would do him incalculable damage,
and the defense of all of them is most diff
cult matter.
General LEE is probably at this moment in
the situation OF the puzzled lover, who ex-
claimed
How happy could be with either,
"Werc pother dear charmer away"
He would like to help EARLY, Just as some
nfty or sixty days ago he would have been
glad TO help HOOP; but GRANT, who would
not let him alone then, has once more begun
10 trouble him. The Rebels have spitefully
named GRANT the Butcher" and indeed he
remOrselessly Stays all their most carefully
nursed hopes. He Is a very inconveniSni
man to have so near Richmond, and ought tC
have been long ago removed, as a number o
Ms6LELLAN journals In the North have
.already urged.
The Newmarket road, upon which Genera
BmNEY marched, runs from Richmond tC
Newmarket, in direction nearly southeast
the Mil road intersects 1t at point about
eight miles from Richmond. Chapin's farm
~ near the James, and to the left of General
BBSEY's position, as reported by GRANT.
ACCOfuLuS W Luc uldp IL uduhs LIuEy DluuJ
or Fort Darling, and the movement may result
Ia the capture of that work, which would open
the river to our monitors to within a few
miles of Richmond.
This advance of ORD and BRNEY means
the capture of Richmond finally, but not now
Its designed effect at present is to attract
LEES attention from the real point of attack,
which Is on the extreme left of our line. That
SHERIDAN will be assisted by GRANT in
these movements towards the capture OF
Richmond cannot be doubted.
We are sorry to observe that the Rebels
FoRREsT and KIRBY SMITH are playing
hob" in Tennessee, and PRIcE, SHELBY,
and MARMADUKR are doing the same in
Missouri. The latter State has almost been
oveyrun, and fears are expressed for the
safety of st. Louis from a Rebel cavalry
dash. 1t is well known, however, that troop:
are moving forward rapidly to Nashville ant
st. Louise General STEELE is also supposed
10 be advancing upon the rear of the Rebels
Rom Little Rock, Arkansas
General SHERIDAN is "pushing on regard
kss Of everything"
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BUSINESS ITEMS
Reacy for Delivery, l5th october, a4Bi.
MARTELS GREAT PICTURE
NEw YnnK cENrRAI. rARK.

NhW 1hhh tiNlhAli lNkNF
Row rapidly tppr,acbus ooug glsuoo. A, ono Of ,ne
largest ant mos, ,lsbcrs's works u the KIND "yoS
uuiwiHsn ir mn csI1'ry. H 10 a sns.m .-uuo.
crash 81 by e. feet Q, 500. rn,,ras.ns rrls ",r
view e DO Dm.,T Hf.Irtt r,HH m lu D., brpnts
,nl ssa:.p- Tbo picture tcrr,sorr the spr,s,
,.er OF ue r,,. ,cvecn tte Louts sf three ,-' hvo
,n ,n, Afternoon II , beautiful dny in Juue wen lice
drive, Al, cra~t. vin olcs,n. r,urrs's, s.d us wata
with Visitor, rum sH paris ortu. world The Par, Hsn1
are 1uteifs1rg Iuriioa of tbc stoai at msir .tvpn
m Che Nau ycneusr t,ndoiBs ana bani,pro r.t,sur'
toar 90, rIgfns, ,,c. ut Lake w'hueir fsgil dressed
pass,n.,r BIOLOGICAL Grounds a-g surrounded by Az
sdmir'ra crowd. tto Eamb', winding iu beautiful syn,
mclry roiv cen row. of e,,rgrors and flowers wh 1T.
gay ns.embar, ofiAdies ami oundrsn, ho btdlcpatbs
with lsai.. ard qsutlcmcu on rorsaoaca pc sautos a.
exceedingly p,turssqus appearance, marrs.,n arra's
Jsd rs, rusto asbors and shaded, fouHsn slN'uery.
huge ledgca or bsrren rocts rising hundred feet
IN, re aJoyo bc surface Of the lakes, anu many them
sum,pnlciby quaint rustic l.vcr furnish 20 tho cyo Of
uc boho,de, , srepc Of bonrt. eud yrsnlr.r ,ed FOL,
ro,bsd.
Tbg ag7i,. has mo,t aapplly blended ar these into q
Il,iur5 % clas aud real thst in gazing ppon IL ono
co1ld easily imapns himself stfndns upon favored
spot vi the reality before him e,cry rcut being true 10
nature ir iorm, color and shade
The artists prooc,bcet, wi. be readJ or ie.l'ef q,
rub crbcr, abou, tho middle Of next month rhao to
plates viii be removed 10 Euo?s where Me'sr' Trubner
. Co.. Of London sne Albert l.. Horod, Of Rue otcleu
FaT, are already receiving subscriptions tor the
rhe picture can be had by subscription only, aA those
who hsye not already DO at the Com
panys rooms, or q; the following vel known pl,t'n'ng
| houses:-
| Mcssrs. NrILLTON 81 Co 6ew York.
wALKFR WISE Is co Boston.
cALLESDER a co Philadelphia.
PHILP & soLOMoNs, wAshinston.
MOORE, wILsTACH n BALDWIN, Ctncn-
| natl Ohio.
TIE prcpdctors Of this enterprise owe much OF thtu
ooess to the very kind and courteous manner In which
they have bcou asssted by Park Commissioners Ia
whom the Picture is most respectfully dedicated.
sITwBLL HARRIS q co,
rr'pretors,
No. 72O BROADWAY, New ork.
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WIIif THE PRESS SAYs.
From mon Tic tUuumVrable, ana We must kindly
orniOra given b. tho Press throughout the country IN
10 Cur picture, We extract tho following
Tie Great Picture so long preparation Of the New
Yuk Central Park, n said 10 be nearly completed Thou
sands O people waiting anNOusly 10 It, II Is
c,ed to be magnificent piece of Time talent, and
the gIest subt Il Illustrates SaieSHaH Ner Tork.
NARrtI's CES1RAL PArK The proprletors Of Marters
Great Picture Of the New York Central PARK
D, cted that the picture viii quite alton
much valuable Tins aud Immense OF money have
been IT, and as the subject is of national
as ell as local Bes'r1 SKwell Harris Co,
No 40 Iiroauwny. New York, the publishers The
CIfiic, Nclr York.
ANOTHER sgN-AroN.--An New York is just now on
tin toe to sight at "Martes Great Picture Of tho
Central Park" which has been long in prepari ion II
Is promised and VIII M doubt, be grand atalr
ana one Of universal lnterest.-BoSton FOs.
picture Of the Central Park by Marel, soon to be
reproduced -lthogaph three and half by four
ana half feet IN size ltfepIos ns the Park of june
afternoon. when the band is playing, tho 2oOogca al
boas ard the whole presented under the most at
trarve aspects II is expected that the picture VIII sell
largely iu Eng and well as IN thus country.-EreniHg
Post, n, /.
We cannot do otherwise than refer incidentally to
MRTtels Great lcure Of the Central ark, which VIII
be ISSUED by the publishc Mossrs Stwel Harris Co.,
at No. 72G Broadway IL viii probably he OF the great
sensations ora day, and Will have large slo,NoTfh
american, ihl'adeGohfa.
There no doubt tst thc forthcoming MarcIs Picture
of the CeutIa Park which is 10 be shed ~ Me,srs
most popular works Otar Of the time-Erenqg Elpr S.,
Ncto lork.
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0ti!c" 0i 'h" i":''G' C""l Nus Nt,ign-
ton -wpaun.-r.aiA All LIMA, Sr-tarHo'f a.. ta,i.
Sealed groao ais viii % r,c.jloG ih, 1uiyg uutI
O'Clock Pm ut InvE7J,, tHr an OF O'iJ1.r n-y', rp"
alJ pur,Hu CO.. The " uua uI ur NsA 80 Hu ul) uf lg'
aI, Jas pu Ola new aaa authorized t Acts u
6ypayai" ca Ar Isl OF April lH win Int est a. tEa
T'e o. rN cont per anAfu, pay Qb'e t1ricl l ts
lst day OF the months Of January, April Juy and OCto
ber " each year and both principal and interest secured
TheprOposas must be in writing endorsed "PrOpOs ais
for LehiFh Loan and lett a. this ONCE, where they viii
remain without being opened until the meeting Of the
Beard Of ManageTs at y O'Clock on Wednesday the 9th
Of October next The Of accepted proposals will
be carly thereafter notified Of such acceptance, when
the premiums offered VIII be immediately payable and
Afterwards each will be a. liberty t0 pay amount
torted by monthly insJalmCnis OF Ten pes cent,
Hereof or The whole at time, az his her Opyi0H.
The managers reserve 10 themselves the right OF rejecting
any bids not atsflCtOry,
Nv order oftht Board Of ManageTs,
'N' EDWIN WALTER, Treasurer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-01

Fine Old Port WinC-
imported expressly Tor
Medicinal purposes.
For sale by
DAVIS Il RisuARDs,
Arch and Tenth,