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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-02

~ Feurth Presbyterian Church. Ninth
street Rev. Or. Hogsrth, Of Detroit, Michigan,
will preach on sABBATH, at II a. m AID Sey,
Dr. Meade, Of South Hsdey, Massachusetts, at
tp. m. iA a. ~ jy9
sR The Un,on LesEuo OF Georgetown
win assemble at the Custom House, on the th Of
independents viii Ss read All citizen. and ssr.S.
Addrssses will be delivered, and a band of music
viii be In attendance. jyi-2t.
70 Notice.-st. Matthew'S ooIorsd sun
day school will hold festival on the FOURTH
OF JULY, on the Prenidenps Grounds, the object
asshooi-house Tor oolored children. The will be
sspesNning, singing, and une band Of music Re.
Will be sold on the ground. The colored
people OF u city, and all who are disposed, are
cordially invited TO attend on this occasion. sc.
mission for adults 20 eentsj for children, 10 oents
NJ Banning's Brsos.-some few years
Sommon he % sn1rs.ton Snnins Esleh sSiss wee
| speedily put Ia practoe, we have no doubt have
sddsd year, to our iifs =: !. sert,nly did vastly
specially to providing suitable brace for hernia
| weakness ofthe stomach, round shoulders, and h,s
ernmsnt has used il With unexsmpled success, and
we know score OF instances whers II has proved
iHyalnasls service HIS theory Of the nsehan,
| By the experience OF hun reds who have been
benefited by his skilful ingenuity-Chr onfcis.
On. BANNING cannot be seen later than u m.
SATURDAY (to-norrow), at wlllards Hotel, for
| the application OF his braces. iy1-2t
"Exeelsior Union Olub.r-This Club IL
composed OF Union citizens Of New York, residing
| temporarily in Washington, Regular meetiugs
| are held at 3 O'Clock on MONDAY EVENING OF
each week, In the Union League Rooms, 4si Ninth
| street, between d and L,
Every loyal New Yorker Il. invited to join the
Club, and aid In the election Of Lincoln and John
son. Hl..H sILAS SEYMOUR, President.
GEoRoE D. EoLEsroN Secretary. Jeii-f
u-Csivary baptist Church meets every
sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, on Fifth street.
between and Louisiana avenue. Service at II
A. NJ. and 7H p. M. Seats free. Rev. 7, r. How.
lett, pastor. ... janle-tf
II Diseases or the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Systems-pew and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AssoCIA.
TI0N--sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGH
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, Phiisdelphia, Pa. m2s-iy
p-Presbytsrtsn Services will be held
every sabbath until further notice, In the school
| house at the corner Of Third street east and A
street south, Capitol HIM. at II O'Clock m, and
Up. m. ml0-eySt
rp-Nys hnye Ia nrnsd "A not so he n.tot,,.p<d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-02

D-Presbytsrtsn Services will be held
every sabbath until further notice, in the school
house at the corner Of Third street east and A
street SOUTH Capitol HILL at II o'clock a. m, and
4 d. m. ... ml0-eysat
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-02

At present there are 2, 500 rebel prisoners at
Johnson's Island, guarded by the l2slh o.Y. l.,
and the l66th o. N, G., from Cincinnati.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-02

sF The union L..auo OF Georgetown
will assemble at the Custom House, on the 4th OF
July, az O'Clock, q. m where the Declaration Of
Independence will be read. All citizens and strsn.
gers In the town are cordially inyited TO attend.
Addresses will be delivered, and band Of music
will be In attendance. jyi-2ts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-02

u Diseeses OF the Nervous, AemIn Al,
Urinary and Sexual Systems-pew and reliable
Reports Of the HOWARD AssoCIA.
TI0N-Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGH.
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. m2S-iy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-02

.E7- Feurth Presbyterian Church. Ninth
street Rev. DR.. HogsIth, Of Detroit, Michigan,
VIII preach on sABbAIH at ~ a. m and Rev.
Up. m. IA .a.#.. ~ iva
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-02

". lowe much TO you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. II. WAoooNER, Madrid, N. u"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-02

E-Csivary baptist Church meets every
sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, Fifth street,
between r and Louisiana avenue. Service at II
A. NJ. and TX P. NJ. Seats free. Rev. T, r. How.
lett, pastor. -. . janl6-tf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25
Died.

ALBERfsON,-The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral ALFRED
g. ALBkRISOS son OF the late Thomas N. and Har-
ret H. AbersOn from the residence Of his grandmOher
Mrs Bispham, In HaddOnheld, on Thursday afternoon
25th inst, at O'Clock
INVERSION Wednesday, path instant Lieutenant
WILBUR T. MfERSi OF Company @, Goth Regiment
pennsylvania Volunteers, aged - years
The relatives ana friends OF the FAMILY also the Ocers
and members Of the Goth Regiment Pens yyanla Yolun
teers now In this city and the members of Empire Hook
And Ladder Company No /, respectfully Invited 10
attend he fune ~ from the residence Of his atder Peter
2th instant, at2 O'Clock without further notice.
PoWELL-On Wednesday, August llth 1854 after A
short and severe Illness, JOSEPHINE b. daughter OF the
next at 10 O'Clock.
REEyEs.-On the l7th August 1854 az Dayld's island
hEkHks, OF Company Il One-hundred andel ghty third
Regiment Pennsyyana Volunteers In the isth wear on
MS age son OF Joseph l. Reeves and late Isabella
Reeves Inferred In Cedar Hill Cemetery, New YORK
STiLLE,At his residence, Tuck Ahoe Y D. on the An
Instant, JOHN SfILI.E, In the 6Gh year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfll
invited % attend his fuLeral from his late residence on
Sunday morning, the 2ath Instant at 10 O'Clock.
THOMAs.-On the 23d Instant ALBERT LEWIS son
Of William and Rachel A. Thomas, aged II months.
WlsE.-suddenly the 23d instant, CATHARINE
relct OF the late Philip Wise In the 10Th year her
The relatives and friends OF the family are respeeflllv
invited 10 attend her funeral residence OF her
sOn-in-law, George ID. Glenn, No. ia s. Sixth street.
Friday afternoon at four O'Clock.
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nealh Of I.hlIip Herbert.

Colonel Philip Herbert, of the 9TH Texas
Cavalry, died at Kingston, Louisiana, on the 23d
ultimo from the effects of wound received at
the battle of Mansfield, April s, 1864.
This is the member of Congress from Califor-
mia. who made himself notorious in the winter of
1867 by the assassination of an Irish waiter at
WillaId's Hotel in Washington. He was after
wards tried aud let off lightly by court in the
District. The Richmond papers generally stood
up for him, the Enquirer declaring that Il white
men took servile occupations, they must expect
the treatment received by slaves. The same year,
the Vigilance Committee of San Francisco, learn
ing that Herbert was associated with the lawless
characters that infested that city, notified him
that be must not return. At the outbreak of the
Rebellion be cast his fortunes with the Confede-
racy, and joined Texas regiment, in the COM
mahd of which he received a wound at Mans
field, which finally proved mortal.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

PERPENDIcULAR.-Th following despatch
will show that one OF our most distinguished
cavalry leaders is not dead, as was reported -
"CHATTANoOGA, August s2-J. S. REEVES -
" still live and expect to for long time To
" come. Good for several battles yet.
"a. ID. STRRIGHT."
This worthy Indiana Colonel went straight
to recruiting as soon as the war commenced !;
eighteen months ago he took his cavalry
straight through Alabama and into the bosom
of one Forrest-settling down at Richmond /;
he came from that place in strditened circum-
stances, and went strOightlooy to Dalton, and
in performing his duty in straightforward
manner was attacked by an admirable
Wheeler, but one who could not take our
Colonel by the tank, as the latter came straigAt
at the Rebel, and whipped him very hand
somely, driving him entirely away We shall
BE- in bad straits if we do not fll our quotas.
We can neither wheel, flank, nor drive the draft
by any other means, and we had better stand
straight up TO our duty, and get out of the
consc iptiOn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25
HOW TO CATCH A PIRATE.

Every one knows the game which consists
on the one side in asking which hand an
object is In, and on the other, in trying TO
yoase Of the probability that il has or has not
Deen trAns'erred- A very young child is GER
lam 70 guess that the object is where It was
last seen. One somewhat older. aIways
assumes that 1t must have been transferred.
One older still, is apt TO guess that n remains
in the same hand. A grown person know
that ifhe cannot gauge his adversary,s mind
he Is as likely to be wrong as TO be RIGHT IN
his guess and that although the appliances
Of the game are only two hands aud one object
to be concealed, yet the field of conjecture is
infinite, and that the nearer he can place him
self en- rapport with the mind Of the other
plAyer, by so much is he the more certain to
guess accurately.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

An IMPORTANT ASTRONOMICAL PBoB-
LEM SoLvED.-A young gentleman, just old
enough to be liable to the conscription, and a
business man just young enough to be taken,
were coming down Chestnut street this
morning, and made the following discovery.
which is thus conformity described for THR
EVENING TELEGRAPH:-
YoUEG Mas (loqdfWr) To lind out the length
OF night, sit up all the night preceding your
wedding day.
BUSINESS MAH.-TO ascertain the exact length
OF day, have note due at bank without the
necessary coal Oil interest % meet it.
To find out whether your ward has filed
its quota Go to the Ward Bounty Com
mittee and put in a substitute, or pay some
thing into the fund Cor obtaining volunteers,
when you viii receive all necessary infor-
nation
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

NEW PUBLICATIONS. John ]. KRONER,
No. 4O3 Chesnut street, has sent us a very useful
little work of reference entitled The Tax
Payers Guide" by Thompson westcott, Esq.
Every body should have a copy.
Mr. Kroner also furnishes us with early copies
Of the London Illustrated NeISs, Illustrated Times
(sPlendld number, rare old Punch, CasseAs
Illustrated Family Paper, the London Weekly
Times, &c. All Of these are as excellent as usual,
and are so well known as 10 need only announce
ment, like a good actor 10 "draw hosts of
friends" Speaking Of friends, reminds us of the
draft, which is great cormorant of humanity
and has no friends but the dragon Is coming
no hO ]" and we must send out lambs enough to
suTfeit hLa and crush that more hateful dragon
the Rebellion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

In Greenpoint, L. L., 1t is estimated that
nearly two thousand persons employed in the
shipyards and factories are forced to live in New
York city, on account of the impossibnity of get
ting places Of residence in that locality,
Mrs. Holt, wife of Charles G. Holt, OF
Waterford, Me was killed in Craig's Mills last
week, by her clothing catching in belt, aud
drawing her around a shaft. Her body was
horribly mangled.
According to the ruling of the Internal
heVenue Bureau, real estate agents, who have
ulken out licenses as commercial brokers under
the oia law are not subject to reassessment
under the new law. 40
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1864

CHICAGO CONvENTIoN.--It Is reported
That, In order 10 produce the greatest harmony
and good feeling at the Democratic National
Convention, Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM will sing
sDixie,p and Mr.. GEORGE n. SANDERS,
assIsted by CLAY, HoLCoAmE, and DEAN
RIoHMoND (spirited over Lake Mlcbl0an
expressly, will sing his own new song of the
"Blue Noses Over the Border" In the mean
time we w;ll make strenuous efforts to all our
quotas and escape the draft, singing "RsIly
Around the Flag Boys" and God GRANT
US. Victory"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25
GATHERING OF THE CLANS.


The SIXTH ANNUAL GAMES of the CALEDoNI4N
CLLB, Of Philadelphia, will celebrated at WASHING
TON hETREAT, on MONDAY September tho 9th, 1866.
Cars leave Thirteenth and Caowh streets, at si, 10,
III !, -, Rud4 O'Clock.
EXCu biOn Tickets, 50 cents.
Tickets can be had from ue1rge McClement, No. a33
Chesnut steet; John Booth No. 1850 Market rect P;
George Gardner, g. Eighth street below pa3syunk road
Nilom Cameron, Sr No, 2lS NJ Eighth street; DaGei
MclDre Jones alley be ow second street James ura-
Lombard street, below Sve toenth; William snodgass,
Ridge avenue and Willow street; Z. H. johnson, NJ 6i
Passyunk road James Nelson, Burns Cottage, Sixth
Minor stree j. I'm Hyde, No zoos n ecOnd street
ChlO William RoDb, No 1890 Ellsworth street; second
Chiehan, Wil,m Smith, No 1920 5. Second street ;
Robert Hamilton, Wistsr street, Germantown; Anthony
Hag, Mil street, Germantown or from any of the
bOIs OF tho Club or Committee.
OfeTs received for the Bar up to TufsdIv August 80
BeCks celebrated Brass and string Band has been en-.
gagged for the occasion. The members will meet in the
Club Room on Monday, p emher ., at ~ O'Clock by
order ui the Cllef DU ECAN WRIGHT, Secretary.
WILLIAM SMITH, Treasurer. au2S-Gt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CHRIsTY . sMINsTRELs.-The far-famed original
and only Chrsty Mnsres, with that prince of come
dans, George Chrsy at the head of them open at Con-
cert Hall on Non lay evening next Chrlstys Minstres
are in Rame familiar TO as household words and
never has PhiladOphian gone over" to New York in
search OF amusement but that he has visited opera
house IN that CITY Their resources superior
other minstrel company in existence and they enabled
TO present In buptrb manner all the d and
mnstresy nterspeTsed with burlesque opera, comedy
farce, uayestes, etc. All the humors and Oddities OF
southern plantation life are gwen In bread and mrhfu
phases, and ID tr nightly programme daring their stay
here viii be one Of the most attractive offered IN
this city.
BENEFIT AT GBoYERs THBATRE.--Mr. C. B,
Hess, who for time past has been acting manager
cf Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre has been ten
dered complimentary Lenedt by the attaches OF the
heare prev to his departure for Washington where
he viii sssume the msnagsrshp OF Mr. Grover theatre in
that city. The tmcnt Is truly deserved one and
II is with much pleasure eCJrd tie fact While MI
Hess possessed OF kern shrewt bus ness
~ euuen htiing him for his vet At the same
time he mngies with the terner duties Of MS
urbiUy a.d generosity Of disposition that serves 10
attach 10 him all those with vi Om he has dea lnRs As
MT Hess cannot delay his departure beyond toe present
week. Friday E9t has been dXed upon the evening 90
Rhct hc VIII receive this generous Testimonial oil his
nends great bill may be eNpe tied for the occasion
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

BICKLEI-KING.-August Z2, 1864, by Rev d. Nc.
CuTiy, 81 the parsonage, POrt Elizabeth, Mr.. HORACE
Y. Buckley, Port Elizabeth, TO Miss MARY A king,
Ewing's Neck, both OF New jersey
RICHARDS0N-PEPPER.-O the 23d instant bv
Rev. g. Washington Jerman, at his residence No 2k7
Marriott street. Mr.. THOMAS II. RICHARDSON, of me
phladeDhia -'' -
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I'LL E'5
CHILLED IRON SAFE
STILL FEELING FOR THE ENEMY,
who 10 like
PATS YLEA, WHEN YOU PUT YOUR FINGER ON
HIN HE Amt THARp

To David Evans. Of tho Yrm Of Evans walSOu;-
Sm:-You publicly asserted in late newspaper article
that you would driu any LILIES SAFE now In in
the city Philadelphia In two hours, including the
fairly met you ground and gave you three
hours instead Of two hours One mo you ssked) without
response. Rut say In stu later article you win
open some other Of LILIES SAFES in three hours
Now, as have not confidence to put Evans " Wat
sons Mercant Safe assinst Lilies fire Proof,
your ability TO open of Lilies Safes at the Bank OF
Northern Liberties IN three tours but sti asser hat
can open other Of Lilies safes in three hours, and offer
open Lilies safe at the First National Bank, Ches
ter, the First National Bank at Wllamsport, and
Iron shall not be "hid in bushe or wasted on desert
air. propose to with either Of the above Banks
Gas you may elec 10 allow TO operate upon their Safe
The following 70 be the terms and conditions =
The terms-Eaoh party shall put In the hands OF the
cashier 5000 The cashier to put the money In the safe
and lock IL on bis combination. You operate the
safe precisely proposed In challenge to the Corn
ExcnAnge BanS IN all respects. II you get posses
sion OF the money In three hours 1t Is TO be yours
lot the money ia TO be ours and In case OF ta
uo TO pay the damage done TO the aae and you are TO be
allowed two Of the beat steel drills you can procure to
operate with.
The condition You shall FIRST arrange with the Seventh
National Bank, Philadelphia TO furnish ,heir safe for
operate upon, should You succeed TO open Lilies and
each party pledge $500 above and II do open
their safe, made by Evans Watson ut cost OF loo in
two hours without powder and with moro noise tlan
you make TO open Lilies the money 70 be yours and the
damage TO the safe to be made good by II do
ceed the money TO be ours.
As you decline TO place Evans Watson'a best Bank
terms "A FuTRlar. proof now offer you one-hRlf
more time than ask (should you succeed at all.
Shall we have your acceptaneeY 49,
MIC. SADLER, ARoTf
No 81 South SEVENTH street.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Electricity
All Acute sat Ch-onc Dlssasos cured By 0f lbs
different mOdlAe eStlons Of EiestrioitY sttho
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE.
No. lao WALNUT STREET, FnilAdeIpha,
PRoF. O. Il. BoLL4s
WIN commence,
OCTOBER Z. 1854,
course Of Lectures ana n instruction Tor applying
GalvAnlsm Magnets and other modnoAtons OF Biec
tcy reliable therapeutic agent for the care of Aous
and Cnronie Diseases,
AT THE INSTITUTION,
no. 1870 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
Medical and others desiring to attend the course
s'e requested to make application early.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

7 H. w ALR n " H N,
SUCCESSOR TO ". Il oAsRrL.
MASONIC HALL,
10. 7Is 0HTGBUT street.
WIN DOW SH ADE .,
CURTAINS.
AID
MOSQUITO MEETINGS..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

II ENSINGTOH HALL. - THIS POPULAR
IN pace OF Entertainment, Nos 1851 and 1922 sRMAE
TOWN Avenue and ll0l SECO Nd street testabli,hed
30 years age ev Mt. John Lips, IS been enl Urged and
reI oybted and now possesses at rAcobs ACeed
any other establishment OF the kind in the cuy.
large and efficient Orchestra, under the direction Of
Prot LoSse, has ed and choice programme
otNocal and Ipsr"meotAl Music WI be produce each
evening" free Of expense TO the audsI The Concert
Room is large, airy and commodous, the refces
superior, and the att end ants polite aud accommodating
au23 I'm HENIY H0RNUNli Propret0r,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

Choice old Government
JAVA CoFPEE,
ROASTED FRRsH
EYERI MORSiH0,
DAVIS & RICHARDS,
AROH and rEEru.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

COLDS IMPROVED STEAM AND WATRR-
VI HEATING APPARATUS.
FOs Warming and Yentlating Public Buildings and Phi
Vate Residences,
Manufactured BY the
UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING CoNPAAY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES p. WOOD,
No. Al s FOURTH street.
mh19-6m B. n. ykLTWkIL, superntsRdsnh
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-10-07
WITH PATENT CONFINED THRESHER
r4,r. t,,a, AND WfNNQWER, 4, .Sg.n,,5
WITH SMITHS 'P ATENf REVOLVING
10 70 h'ia RAKE C0NNEFTRD 5,SasA ~

| THE subscribers are now building new Trend
IL Power, one of their own Improvement, which
they have. tested in connection with their COM
bined Threslier and Cleaner, and wonld say to-
! the public abroad, that they can new furnish a
more complete Two-horse Power and Thresher,
than has ever before been offered. The Power
is SO geared that il runs with a very SLOW step
for the horses and nee,ls but little elevation to
give motion to the Thresher and Cleaner
d The Power and WinnUweriis connected by one
straight belt running II as an Oversight Machine,
making il an Improvement over the Undershot
one, by its not being so liable to carry Through
stones, sticks, &C.. that may be gathered up with
the grain. Nc other combined Threslfer and
Winn0wer is SO simple, and easily put into oper-
alton. Its extreme width is 3 feet : length II
feet; height 81 feet; and weighs about 800
pounds. The Threshtr, Rake, Separator and
Winn0wer, are arranged in one strong frame, so
that the machine is shipped in one piece, and
moved when set for use without being taken
apart. The Revolving, Rake is SO arranged, that
as the grain is fed in and passed from, tho cylin
der, it divides the straw from the grain and car
ries it through and over a Separator OF Shaker,
obviating a great difficulty that other Winnow-
ers are liable to, IN carrying oyer grain withthe
straw, which has heretofore been SO much com
With two medium sized horses or mules, they
viii both thresh and clean, and in such manner
that the common Fanping Mil is dispensed with
entirely; two men and two boys will thresh and
bag so to l7b bushels Of wheat, or 300 bushels
of oats per day with ease. hj'' '@".
AZ There are tive sizes of these machines. The
large Size Or No: 7, is generally run by lever
power. Either Of these machines can be run with
any lever power. The No., l Machine, with 2
or horses Ito a lever power, with or hands,
will thresh and bag 200 to 225 bushels of wheat
per day. ready for market, These machines are
warranted 10 give satisfaction. l!.s,p -.ael
ES- Price of Noal Thresher and Cleaner in
BALTIMORE $3.50: No. $40; two-horse tread
Power and Thresher and Cleaner wrenches, oil
cans, &C., complete, $3.50 ,3. ,,,,,.,g ,sS' 81
,ftgltg.i I,sf s,i 81 ,------ ~ = III gnnu.S