The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 16, 1864, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SUN. ~TUPSDAY MORNING, AUG. 15 , 184, ‘The Thawte Of General Bereside. Tap telegraph informe us that Gexeral Boansine war yeaterday relieved from the command of the Ninth Army Corps, This is one of the moat hope ul migpe of Che aucceasfu) ise of General Gnant's campaign, wa merely from tho fact thas he has re- moved an officer who is suppowel to be accounta- bile fer the repulse at Petorabarg, but aa eatablish- ing the important precedent that incompetent offi- are. no matter how high thelr station in the arnrr, are henceforth to te surnmarily dealt with, The preateet diffenity with which our armies have here- tofere bad to contend, bes been the want of nerve to prompt! supercede incompetent generals om. core have teen retained in command efter ree Trated and glaring eewience of mismanagement, spparently for fear nf ivourring the displeasure of thelr political frien _a, or for sone other couse at variance with the @uceradfal prommntion of the war, And in the very principle ia seen one of the great conser that contribute to the acknowledged euperiority of the rebel generals asa elass. With theme pokition depends upon access, and genorais oorupring the highoet my itary powiiiona have been promptly etecied from commend Immediately upou incampetency leing proved. The disminsal of Rressipr. therefore, '¢ a cheering evidence that (ners) Geast bas determined that military suc- eran shall not, tn the future, be anberdinate to pub- Ve influence, persona! popularity, er any other eanee in antagoniam to that success, General Reresstne has occupied a high military position the highest in the army, previous to the appoint. ment of aLientenaut-zenera’, and he has on some former aceasions rendered excellent service in the Union cause: tut all this doee not atone for the @larifg memanagemen! at Petersburg. his principle the dependence of position upon success wae the great secret of the elder Narorroy's military renown. He newer bewtated elther to supercede an incompetent general or to promote a subordinate, when conclusive proof wan miduced to warrant the action. Such s policy Is necessarily Productive of good resulta for it teaches officers that only by unceasing vigilines, promptness and eBolency can they retain positio® or becorue elig'- De to advancement Purchasing Aasociations Tr principle of establishing populer associations for he purchese of food aod fuel, as advocaied by the journal ie not ovly practicable and of vital importance to the poorer classes, but tts feambility has been tested and substantiated ip other localities, Thus » few days ago we pubiabed an intoresting letter from a correspondent, relative to the principle upon which auch associations are condueted in England, where ther have become a permanent an established institution, And in our own eountry tbe same general princip'e has been muc- etasfully apptied. In many of our agricultural dietwicta, partenlar'r in Ohi, there are associn- tions of farmers who own their own stores, They employ competent and trustworthy agents te cone duct these joint siock establishment, and the re- mult ia that they sore the retailers’ profit in every thing they require, whether for home consumption or for) agricultura ~—s purposes. On @ minor acela the mime general principle bas been adopied with success in several of our cities. Laat Winter @ few genilemen in Brooklyn associated thomeelves together tor the purpose of avoiding the extortionate prices af onal. Oue of their number was dispatched tothe coal minen made a contract with the producer for the required quantity, and the reenit wasa nott saving of IS per cent. In fect, the very principle of much purchases ought to commend them to publie approval, Every con- @umer in New York knows that extortionate prices emanate not from the producer, vor from the re- tater, but from ncless of avaricious speculators oF middle-men, who, by combination, bave the power to dictate prices, knowing very well that purchasors have no sliternative but to pay what they demand. The groat object, therefore, is to abolish this class of operators ; and by what other means than thase miggested can this desirable result) be accomplished ? The present time is the most pro- Pitious for the operations of such assuciativns, Lu a low weeks the cold season will commence ; the de- mand for food and {uel—particularly the latter — will be greatly increased, and the result wil be that the middle-men who are now quietly procur- ing heavy supplies, will take advaniage of the peo- ple’s neceamties, advance prices to a fabulous figure, and entail upon the poorer classes 8 vast apount of privation end suffering. Look at this question es we may, experience proves that this wil] be the result, unless timely action is taken to prevent it, Who will be the first to move tu the matter? a The Gecond Army Cerpe tn front of Pe. tereburg. Campy om vee Fimiy, Naaz Petreencne, ) August lt, ik § To tha Bditor of the Sun: Through the kindness of 6 friend, 1 often re- esive copies of your valuabl papers and it would be peediess for an old eubscr! and reader for Tasny years,to assure you thas their coming is ever 1 gaddrees you at this time in order to eom- municate a few facts, which I deem it necossary to atate, in reference to the position of the Second army, ay, Corys ot the period of the lute assault upon ip. our front, afier the mine explo- wer In a rocent editorial upon the subject, you appear to think the charge a) ld ave ‘on on: trusted to the 2d Corps, in order to have insured q@uceess. Now, while we fully appreciate the good opinion you have thus expressed in relation to our Pry J to et danger obstacien, wud courage to face we teste ors Without @ murmur, sill is as we mithe @hould underawnod that our powers of eudurance have been aome- atl: since we leit the bauks of the Rap- iden in ay hast, threo fornshe of band work, ng end fightiny, you may mod made feartul havoo ty our ran! te. Thousands ence so nobly und bravely turned we tide of bave youve irom us, and in their Hane we we we “bounty jumpers," and in too many cases the euhasisutes . are towwlly unfit for any kind of ser- They vot only lack ply sical “ability, but ta of more importance, that Ceep feeling of pa- Rip sa {a essential to success and triumph, notall, We ask, what corps did more w- ghianing a vsery on that oovasion than the not march during a whole night, with pl Ra) wed seven sud cight days rations, and tmmeiiately im the morning, afier crossing the James River, without rest, yo the euemy, coarge upon their line of works, bey them from a which was wull foriifed, capture thor ery and so frighten them shat Buausegurd with- drow @ large numer of bis troops frum Poters burg, im orcer io prevent, ce he suppoeoi, an sevaare Upon B chnoud by the wa: pe Teo Seulne els, Huvog euecoasiully accomplished our pur- paah 0 Lily ed bec k under cover of night to the mer of ussick sud mniy ar for duty, you thea, eee ae, IIOMnenS the we t to have bean arlected to make the charge? do, I far oa meee @ good gene- 5 yours, Oo, B. 12b Mass, Vols., Second Army Corps. ‘We publigh the above im: justice to the officers es end men of the Second Corps. At the time we SOCIETY NOTICES, CONSUMPTION. Pe STEM. —<Nertemsmnd. Pant ted aii ae a | penned the articie to which our correspondent 1l- 0.M., NO. 11, BROOKLYN—THERE ONsU ON =—THOSE WHO SUFFEI ludes, it was not known here that the Second A. Will be a meeting of the above Division held on with MPTION TH POMS OF 19 ey Corps had been Sm he oe | Ua y avon Aes. the With, 145 my ats my ot Woe. Cade SO a AFR sprociate the fee of our eelabers tee requested 10 Maen’, a8 1 Sle Thin nt HOHEST. aati cons Wem, OP tgtlty Wendy with Piers Te ee nat re retarted to Bien, af | THE THROA TAINS io the SIbe8 QR CHES 110% | transacted. JAMES BROKE, Pree't, DANIEL MUK- | s5 Dhitd eve aud see the numerous testimonies noortamee to te | we. Ce, ahold eal) on Dr, O° TOOLP. at bie tert i} HIS | RAY, Seety 6 patienta residing in this city whom he hee cured the enemy and doing their duty in every respect 1 ‘ they are recruited by euch material as the © bona 180% LOOMINGDALE CAT " LIC ASSOC] A. | tis cisenae : 1 te jumpers’ aliudedto., Ir ia ta he hoped that eid 7 mn A A ep -einl wieethag of thy i A wietion | ..s! Sane ue with Conrampaion ase trtinoats 15 Mi be el hb fl ‘ Vv by order hereafter a better class of men will be sent to the 1” cure. <—--ae front, Our veterans have earned their hoacrs tou | Mm LOA ees et atin NIC OF THE Puther AUCTION NOTICES. laboriously t be deprived of them br ineheient | jaa led Tolatdin 180 Th Cen. fa : ” - anne adobe MO MkcGommerce Les, , ECTION NOTICE CROCKERY, GLASS ~~ -—-- \ hy . 2% ane Paoce Goods. WM. W. SHIRLEY. Apes The San and Ita Emnloscen. A Tet eine ’ Tuestir, Mus. teat [0 o'clock, at 251 Pearl at. be D Lb) KY fe, exten iaree eatalorie pale of heat and Pou some months, certain individuals bare taken | 1) Pena, Coal 1 iM rity « ode white granite end common wares iD 3-4 every public and private opportunity of conreying | Yt Cem Coa Pr do on Chi 4 BOL tw lo “1 Hf f uy 7K aleo a“ t elty and roua try aber. sales free for f fi ‘ we KEIN G \kRME sOW, ier of ‘he anda wall packed fo ipment. the impression that persons ewployed in the Sirs Qnicke iver M ‘ Port, Wa , Nei! MARTIN vl . t 5 j ‘ we Nie ’ TONY, Bec, 126 Orchard et . : érpy no Office were badly treated by the proprietor, and did | °° : : side bh So EDWARD ECAR Pike st, Chatcman of Com: LCHION SALE OF ¢ ROCKER, OG ‘ not reveive adequate wages for the work pertorm- ees Ptkeeal the Mle Or ot be OF ike estertel at fi ntclack, at 1) Barelar ed. We bave hitherto retrained from placing be- rst the eevee Sat ta fancy baligt Tarn silawarnee, fore the public any matters pertaining io our prs ie” NY (CK—THE MEMBERS OF THE tite wore ecconde which nnrt he sold A i Ma ‘ ; . "6 vate business, simply because it was a anficient WA Saale a : Be eereoues) CRs rh ner : . vindication of the bela tittered againat tie that 4 he'd at mer at, Pied ue TION Pye I yin alse ' aus " 3 ‘ I Ad GA *,, Boote thone we emploged still remained in the stall a oer nee | “wees this day, Tuesday, Aug. 16th, at 10K ment, and coustaniiy refuted ihe talne asaerucne : ae i ky ato conetan'ly at private pale, 432 DAV be kG aN, \CCTIONEER, WILL : sda) CRUaL A ond hao rnitore, t Hies, &. 1 M DOUGHTY, AUCT led day,att o'clock, at IMS Lexington ave. & of the buevbedies whenever they became aware of them, Of thie character is the statement made ou Teiercnce to our campontors, who heve receive: the sare rate of par antoe men working tn other newapaper offices, Some © those men PRCTAL NOTION HE MEMBERS Ss: ‘ bet ae ets Mutual He Hnevole ne "© are invited. [sy gm re 1 t WILL SELL » been sPie ‘ Whe, tesoruent of household fUrmpiture, carpet. in our establishment for twenty veers and with PRCTAL VOT GUAERAS, BO SaNEws ; suite, cant ie abuse sx pension & , crossing. tae ’ 4 ™, reatien #aahetanda, aeivads, mattrae-es them, and all employed be us our relations bev: To Evervbody ! Bay vour ‘atcbes now ef a af 2 a or beds, Leddyig, ereckety, @iaeew are, basemen’. always bean of the most frievd!y oxture. To tbs ‘ before the suanp tes oon ¢ ROUT 100 MEDICAL MEN KIRST Cla And Kitehen furniture, &e 23 connection it uy not be out of place to rtate, that cabal 4 af arlor Wotehs ‘ 1 Wolrott's [ne Annihttat JAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY, AUG. at atime when the “Printer's Society’! wee in want the hee iu the w ¥! No iam d be without ,'s be we LO sh, | JOMN et et atcha Bb - on han ar thers, at the Louis ' < ' . win, 6 eo! unreteemed plede - of funds, the proprietor of ths papar became aware | M oafarwnnne Gore arthinds ra) sold « dri all Lortle OL) " Kens wearing wp are silks ; , we ane ace comes, remoanie of the fact, and donated one-half the sum newiel. | epehe Mairacd Shin. Sarey's Trieone | A PEW MOKE BOTTLES ON HAND — ex nnd moling selia, broche and erape Subsequently be learned the exact amomut required | herous, Che het and enespest atiele Sold ty all a tt the r KINE ; ’ b vk OY or Cholera, [a aks, eheets, sprendt«. coats pares, py to place the society ip a pomtionto take care of ar i weer used for the Above oor + ran be lot ci thock and bee conte Patio cid reed Bod vane a irate ee r 1 th Moti Second #1 W' Hamateireh, at 2a conte « oth a ' o mention, wall iteelt, and it fa due te him to state, that Mr. Braci WABRIAG ES, per botuie. We warrant thie to be ¢. Ua, | worthy the attention. of gre. trade ang othery, By and bia brother, in addition to the frat donation, VOLK. WILTER. O09 tule ath, & a Elie Voit a | AWS BROK 1 US TICKETS i ore OLOMON, 17 Spine «t. PL s.- A lange jointly @ivanced all the money weeded, sud (hus aoe | be Mie Naan) Waite thot Hertem, Dr f ‘a han uli verwaie, tf Bro tadies tron and called te hte fate sisted a society that Was at that time likely ta cole | OY P8hT P Blew copy. bd : coo.ln, etoeht RI HARD Ms ALTERS, AUC TR, W iL 7 = = ut ann nh «i » AD jeth, at 12 a'rort laper. DEATRS wna Hank, 27 un order ot the fut Coury City ot New \ ! ne® i : | oi : f r Pie of North Hiver. the boat or sbi It ia alan s matter of record that Tae Sus. in te} yr tee on sunday, Ane. 4. 1864 Patrick Alten. | A! —PAWNI SER mM NI TS LS JAMES LYNCH. Sherif de CONNEUIS outapoken advocauy of tue rights of those who ol- | a native of the Partah of Chand um, County Cork lh hui iy ' i pay 2h8 per ce we move for Paw tie eqiut 138 tain thelr living by daily labor, bos been enabled Inglen et Lae Ae ihe Rif A, The hulle ore respect. | Cy hag en eo} at muy o SQ 4 4 BOGART, AUCTR, WILL SELL to present to the attention of the public, claims | fully insite: ) towttend the nl on lucetay aiter- | “A 9 ty. Gut cor Houston we te ada clock, at the coi. 204 of tbat have never before been property recnenized by Beem, Aue. . ie at 2 Oclork, trot Nie lat wake ‘ | a” : _ ‘ - ' fe cce ADD Fa taten Or A Niet ieee ge \ paid : wa ¢ vt PAWNBRORER'S TICKETS WANTED ‘ : . on soctety at large, This we have doue st greet} = AMAY. On Aue. 15, 1864 Mary Ann Ames aged ® | A ‘ MaRRY at, Vok teal, GbdatS (ba hinion I BOGART, ALOT R, WILL SEL. pecuniary loa surrender ng ovr columns to such | mone. » . ‘ ins " suite Lay at abe low my ot ine oe : tots ' te thee well, 1 beau & wnoo a made @ Pore we.1%d | $8 virtue ef a chartel mou maiters, when important news required al! the “ft 1 : padee , s nee come iad with dark olue cloth, (m- apace we could apare. To ovr advertiaing colurute wert (Asi VAID POR RAGS AND OLD Metate 60 the same thing ocenrred: ‘Leade votices"® eeenny orld like this t “| Be lL pecs! vee peur reecem Br ree one si RABE S SALE Bt HARD W ALTERS, m i rt ri . t ponds old brag, 25 ce , comer and pest ! day, Unesdar, af 27 base us higher prices for, if we entertained their propos | inet. at i o'clock. from the res | Rowe t ‘ ottias AN OI lot of segers, (sreenpolnt a) 6, 6 doore frou tae BASTON—On Sunday. Aus the 0th rearof hiewe His remains will Le taken from bis late residence. 1%) (reene at, at Do'ciock on Tuesday torn os, enle, Tu all these matters we bare no other motive ior barrels, than that of doing our whole duty ae public tenure palisie. We have aimei to anconrage or ald the JAMES LYNCH, Sheritf.1 tLOonr AYD FOUND, gaits ; . tmanses to aanert themarives, and iigntiv their | qridgete Church, where a solemn Hie Maas rill be | ’ Bi BOOK LOST—ON THE SEAMEN'S labor by improving their somal position, It ts gad for the repose of bis soul; aod thence to Calvary | TOJUNK AND HAT DEALERS SP Hike pank ine fh SUCH ASL COLm . eho 1 ° » cari if enat if ewntere it * inder wi r i erry gratifying to know that our efforts pmblie and pr pe ia re . Q a Ae ‘ ey 1 ‘ is a to rap ens: tran cast ii heaters err F ‘ n Mond ; neis, elde ‘ n) Wee n a - eee vate are appreciated by evers intelligent reader of | gon of Prane.« and Marsh dane Devanir. awe le vewsy ryAV SR ROKLR’S TICKETS PURCHASED Dy My LOSTON THE loth INST. A Biack Tne Ors, to whom the following letter to one of | |i montie wad 2 day. eae ‘ | te a | " ‘ vad shite cette: dog. with same yellow herwaam . , shaall ¢ The vies and friende are resmettill= invited | 4), ain paid as t Vive doliare wil be paid. at 15 \tterv our foremen, will expiain itseit ; {0 attend the funeral, thie afternoen, at 2 o'clock o ‘ ne ced 5 mite sotstore, DAVID PAPPAN Naw Yous, Aue. 1hih: 1804 ron 262 West ili at, vt wet oF Ls : 18% ae ise Mr. Daweon: Dear sir We, the feelers and HOFF At Fort Sclmyler, on Sunday, Aue. jith, | + ‘ vents #1 Oh, GRORBE LEN i YONDER A NEWFOL NDLAND DOG, ON emploveos of the New York Sry press nid | Robert W. lod, late Serer ©o K. 18.4 Reet. SN. tronuwa sunitay, Ave, i, up oned trom saten idape. rine Y. Vols, od Keg, Met. Bovcrde, from oisear ” a a F . ‘hae hy foperty an NE. bey most respectfully to tender h | dyacted in the eras. in headin vearothteare, | DAE AIGHESt i Pl ee CEO. STEWART: dt dohmern ate Feat through you, our heurtiolt thank for ibe mp The triendsot the family are reepacthulls ineited | ‘ tp “ 4 . pasa and Hbera) response made tr our late appes! tor an | to nicer funeral. thie (lucadev: atiernoen, vt | HOOKS aud WASTE ‘ , y 5 -» Ty tucrease of wages. Knowing that bia sempathies clock, from hie late residence, 1919 Phird ave. ChWel ah A UST— AT URDAY P.M, : “sit: have at el) times been iberally extended in behalf etand 104th ets, Harlen J ! ' Oe tN isan ate methane Ki ont fans wt dovi 6 ewes i ne Sear iamahlr ed Cea Grthiee ot, Uhh contented | deeehtaR Er ioe ea edit rite btm eames DHE FIRM OF “YARD, ADPLEGET wo pte of caer ad tina autached. | Toe Mm 1 al « connecter aurhie of Janes a atherioe Moleua ‘ STRICKED. 106 War Wve . ina " ' rewanied ut : 2 Bax with hia own establ siment. in thie ostance our the paren of Drumeliff, Go. Slee, Heian’ 1456 aa age We f Sr are nowy th be aa are leaving it at re kenew expectations have been realized tn their fidlest ex. | ble celaitves and tr he inmil, and thee | we ST EICR ET? his Shivare, F - “ae ther brother J eapecttuily nylted eid S CRICKET, Osi SAVINGS BANK BOOK NA tent. Hoping sincerely lot im fuburey as it Bee tend the funeral. frot late reakdence No.3 Frank- | * hl At iM ET Wul contin te eae | LU tie Bleve vingr Rank. The finder. heen 'n the past, it shal! notanly be oor duty bi lin of, on Tuesdey afternoon at peo bm 1 ieee } ieturabtg (he ame at (be above Bauks w kd our pvide to-snerlt these sors o¢ kindness, which we MeGINLEY On Sunday, the 14th jue . (to Ds OF OL LWara ' (beg ceived, Ballinuas ; ireland, axed iM ves: ht will nalts n 4) F,OST—ON SATU ht ‘AY, FROM AN ExX- We are, derr air, Hier t vi thore of he } inure vo ite! nay etme pace \nn « <4 . packer commatniny Youre aver faithfully, Robert b % tuilv inewted tonttend | 1 ‘ i | torn ™ ke iw u VON s ALS Hs, 1sT Weat 2 ; (Signed by the emplorees.) the ti #hes pOUsineawy Vaie | = -: f wok ber wuatal rewarded bj we hans , ich 3 w eh thie (Pueedas) aiter eet Se vat noon, ab; is ' RRS AD, WOVE TS tim, : st! YER ON S\TERDAY. 8TH INST, (soed Advice—A Letter to Eight Yoong Me Mit. Lr Ist, John MeMillea. aved | om theeor (Teh at and aw a young Brown ' lo Ladics. AY? ON KNOWING OF Till | Guat, uot havia Ride. iy ret ring berto the The Chicago Tammens publishes the following raha ee : ‘ ' | shove olace tilt jag eee five a tihecal rey 4 letter, which young women having friends in the Genee, 199 V | alt fre OE idl PR so REWARD —LOsT A BANK BOO’ army will do well to rend and “make a note of." MPSON—400 Sand | sli oblive sending the datees te CALA tins ke 4 ola L. Denne, by returuing itto the MempMe, Tenn. July 2%, 1%1.-To Right | cneamed is yemeeurt | EVENM Wat N.Y the above will he patd, 1 Young Ladies, re-iding in [linois Indiana and Che re! ARMY PAY ACCOUNTS DUE OTT tf k s » i W AKL sy ryt ON TURSDAY “AF- Michigan :—Luties, poruat mae wo address a tow | fully in € \ we a Mowte; 9 WA 4 by certe de visites, The lines to you, through the Taantse, in regard to | ofnert Na WHE hs LVATNE, 17 Broad e he psig by leaving them et No, 9] ‘correspondence’ with mold ers an ofucers rerei: La a a = | 1\ uy . yw | Loon Mr CEMMINGS. loot uth atreet, Nore in the army of our countre, We, (he off bel ti. } AL ] nes re ie VET tive 6 soldiers of the army, nee! and deserve the evmpe- TRADE VOTICES, ae i ea by bis hu , s\n Pa Kk WARD WILL BE GIVEN LOR THR thy avd counsel of our mother, Wives sisters and | oO iene a Lie { eho Putin tu ' ta oodle slut thatetiayed from 244 lady equaistance from ihe dear horaes we Lave | ATOWICE A MEETING (OF THE ALAIN | [2040440 4) 2, Seo Noe fu na ty Ee o i PEWARD POR ANYBODY WHO CAN ‘ation of & spine wattress, lost by bid WM, MASNITETM, 15 Mote ot us LOsT, ON’ MONDAY, 3TH i breaet-ps p Hoboken Gay. owner, 1/5 Garden et, Y above reward. A. A. BOY REWARD WILL BE PAID AT THB ica) Bank. and no gnestions piked. ret H stolen or lost 7-30 cust “touh. }804 2 for #50 each and ant te $i acme enarmmen — ~~~ | and 44 endo.-ed -pecialiy tor re.emption roppeds ° A FULL “T OF TER TH INSE RTED | Sts 4. MAXNINER, Payment har been stop; ZA with oF seithout extract ig the ot, ws: zotd, 31 REWARD—LOST, ON SATURDA ay leks Peale lara ‘ Peete teed alles ial Aiterucon last, going ‘tom ferry office foot French Deatiat, 204 bulton, at, re oond on, sition, \ : Seay oe aed prsko nL PNEORMATION WANTED © NCE. When ae veda calin, oo DE eee e CAL 03 sou ¢ ) ORATION WANTED OF TH who arrived be.e Lom Londo He about the du ot May his coven SU b RCiiedd. dei Rooevetsr. to DENTISTRY. able are reed with deep ways a deep fooling re the cour old homes whem they come, lrere is no levity or expression of vulgar thought, or lewd allusions to the writers of them —boly tome | thoughts of the dear ones we love so well; and often have [ secn the bronzed face of the veteran, ‘and blagee ha hail aswell as the fair cheek of the young recruits | [qi mr of 14 ’ oa. an Narada flushed with manly pride or over them flow: ug | ning Aus. [6 atso ue of the asccia tours that spoke louder than worus of true bearia | J. J. HEKGEN, Chairnian, JOSEPH MURKInOD on4 brave en. Not so when yonr, cold, insipid | Sec. vy anc je letters are received rere is Ae ” OTIC O POOFERS—THPERE W : erally a ebout of derision from u I Orit FTO ROOF ER wr LHERS WILL BE as your carefully written nonsense is ialled ous attheir hall, corof 22d st ang sd ave, this luesvay to a corporal, col yo private, or may be» negro feveniug, THOMAS McCONVILIs Pros C. servant ; and could you bear the vulgar wit sod | LINs, se se tores!, and there is al. wot for the writers and ' 1: = {i quest toatleald, SAML, S0LUOM NV SO SALE A GROCERY AND ‘LIQUOR triends, Tlnow of one young Iasdy who is the : ‘ tud mavy of MO SEGAR MAKERS AND TORACCO ha ' DOIN amber et to the _flickeuanek Caer mene coorse 6x) fons over your letters, and at rour TOVR TYPOUGRAI ; } = et | taming two 7 ressury notes 9190 ac! expense, | think, tadiew vou would answer no N"S W YORK TYPOGRAPHIC AL, PNTON A Skt OF TEETH ON GOLD, si VER, | Seco tall and @ small cues et rn tas more * wanted correspoudeuve for mutta! euliiva- holy eee ah maousned mneeting of the Wate 1 thor Rubbos. $A, 10 Partial pieces: Gold, <4 | TOM sory notes on demand, for #200 and a, ” 1 . . : oO8 ¢ 2 OCIOCK, Tie FE UCSORY’ € : ‘u Bi Siva ork ‘ ed | Shove rewas wv iibe paid hw leaving the hook ton, Tiras ldion tba arte may Le af | Ym teint famsiany Hal all elem ie 'oh | alin 4 tsthanal Dr 8. | aa ee ee ee oy F oO end an one th a ay ae s ' . r a, Od stor write only to those whom yon know; and you mar | tt eo wt [beafiodet te A HOLMES. Peoa Ws Th x thd » $5 Teawery, oppovite ine old Pox ‘ eed Bead: hoe ut it down tor a fact that any soldier or era GUDDINGTON, Kee, Ser, wT | . Viriainn teen lade cerenmnicencn, dex a5 Ge ba OPERATIVE PLASTERERS— you” sit! D' DRAKE. 485 ¢ ANAL STRUET, SETS KE SIVESS CHANG ES. honorable or noble purpose. N nety-aine iereby notified to attend tt sh eet ot tee er atsT to sti. on a ° every hundred mish letters rece ved by othce w aa ir ran ‘ | fs Mags cot Gr tooth: teeth | GOOD CORNER FOR BU SIN soldiers are treated with contempt and cermon. | fal B givane: 7 i bE sy Rr mothe emte tan Aly tol rans gg Gad pp at o¢ t iret ore. cor, ath ot. Teqult Thus you see that 9: ur tender etlusioua gushing AS ae ! MAS MANSITI 2 \ bh eat 1 pals ‘ c ig: ; ; my iy vee out flowery and septimental plat Me are used io | Pe y . OAL YARD FOR SALE, OF 16 YEARS’ your disadvantage aud injury. Tn many eases the | OEGAT MAKERS’ UNION—A REG EDGDEC ehim, CANE AG ac | standing, now doing a goon basinces, togetber officer or sohilor takes pains fo uscoriiin your true NeBRe eal tatall/ar Ok hi \ | 7 ; — | with hore wid are. ce, Appiyon the premises & name, and then your lowers not only reflect to day, Aug. 11th at B oldlock DM. Memon pas | KF YR SAT 1 PAIR OF T K HORSES, | and ¢ dane at eek PSH your disadvantage, but brug discrace to 5 4 ) | 1 t | vores, Apnly to RICHAKD RULICIN hand bet su, ibook re OD) I laughing stock of a whole r ixten thri, Lo let, « Candy Store SOR SALE CHEAP FOR WANT OF USED 1 table te ¢ ( them are, or were, tr: Deaie sin tieneral. the mem of the above | I oH Mag a | a uitable for aay other kind of A not two years ago. Her (4 trade are Verte fil welt ‘towtiond a meetine to | th Ny ¢ \r ro JORN LLOYD aera ro oe blighted, ana one who has cour OB ald Ab a8 Hay Ha ai Dowel satitlg Lucadas Ku aye | por SALVA HOUSE FU womens tek ioe something more than a ‘rent bim in the | Was Meeting of | FSA Te the at eee Las i we aa on store ip Ode of bie leet locations in the ety, fuiure, ryt ber aside, and her lorters of truca pees preettan of oie Trade Hivetie | | i SALE—A MO 1 t . ARS 0 Tryrent bargain, Must he fold Hupedsuse! on to him are unanswered or rotirnet unopened, | 2s. “Our teotio i "Phere le uo py the pation | Apply 31 West Lourtoa si. stiee : PuNenenn our iaitiae 7 anda Ladies, good bye, Lear frou this to do beter of tthe Citizens’ Avaocuation. where the Meoty: Polit 1. ; _ ETT t at etween (oth su be ee yrite i owl and tried » or-riend= am cha oan at siibea 1'® Gat above ' { Hat SAD. ’ ' >TLALS | re of : G . . so aren 006 UF u Hite ladles, Your Uend : : nanire ke 1 : aS rode tan sia © op lot tor ig ERE, at - ¥ : Na ' wry, Kurd locwlibs, 00 ‘ ¥. V. Wnsos THe. er Hn JOREME PROTL’ TIVt i RY ONE SORREL Hake & | te res, and firot clase ran of custom quire let Liout, Co. H, 30th Bost Wis. Vols. | on fare ae 4 ehh ata ce , bane | paras an a nd kin ail | of ML +8, GREEN Ewcur Grand and Suh a Wall . 1 ‘ » RS hatnosa ahie wets DU 1 wn es burs. L. Pan.apenraia bos raced 42,000 for the yellot Tito so tals iia? faeite t VSNLED, | Gann aor a ® Calan TP Wen ssih at het | WIL L BU Y. ATA BARGAIN THB 4 H ) “ - ‘ {9 DA ‘ th avs, mr 5 the sutlerers et Chambersourg, many of who are OOREILY, Wve PRICK BOTTA i I " a AU , OR WANT OF Usk, A ] FS we ry) etouk nd Nxlures of two well votive bat sill without shelier, wouey or food, TNIVED COOPERS, THE COMMITTE | 2 OR SAI aoe R WAN hy A Pad | eotooary and Tee Cream saluone ia Bic sii i = . UPEKS, 3 v MMUTT EE bine! oss od, wa a0! dat | do eee fitoge Must Phe best reseons wil . = = —_ Spoimted by No. A vy dy fy OM Tage revulas | kind, A gould chence ior aD expres uAD Apply at} eg fo: sciiing. Musi he sod this weck, it Be ‘af Financial News, Markets, &c. 8.0 0 Lie @4 io tue c) 1s bo t 1218 Browlwey’s O1_ | the prop tetas, ot vss Myrtle ave, 104 New York, Monday, Auyuat 15,6 P.if.—Vhe stock | fortes or th alge Et ue ; , : epaq | —_ ————— nena ' | By ovde mociely, PRTER Nb. OR . 10)N} AND HARNESS vr > market has been quiie strong to-lay, with other | Ure, WILLLAM HACKES I, sec | FoR san y AS bu uy wiece H AR Haye AR DIOCLES FOR SALE, SLE-A LARGE GREY HORSE. higher prices 48 @ geue al thing, Governinen’s con \ ILLIAMSBURGU—MR. MCLELLAN'S 119 Bex typ in Liqu tloue in active demand, while the rates are impor. book suiiory wou dine, gad we Me wolmwen | prey fas. The fluctuations in void to Nova haan tia would with that all bovtmiascr woikla Hoy be 60 neat hi OR | 10 60 20 WORK, Be Nis ie deet Wace ) q . , follows :—At 19 o'clock, 265%; WIA L064; 1) sutbasdixd ba acts, Bovure oad, | BARCLAY A LEAVER PRESS, MADE BY MATS 4 V hitaker ting apd sauunpiia iti "now abi Sample or Oa AlrO & MAW Plese, Apply to @ VOMdudod Ligher Wie te. et bed beonth Eg honb 11.4 260°; 12.19, | © p.6 pices. To Le era 2 days in i0.eu00a, TeOAT TOT LECT: CAT Bae “a $ 12,80, 8256's ; 1.90, 256; 2 V6; 2.55, 261g; a r ais ¥ a ED, B, 2664s 8.15, 266%; 8.80, 286%; 45, 256% WN COAL, BOARD AVD BROOMS. bales B bu: then, ull in comp.ete order. Apply a 256%. ‘The loan oh wan unchanged, T percent, —_—--._ ——---- ee . a - Wess sith mt, Iuth and 11th | ven, AM DELIVERING FIRST CLAS: CHILD WANTED TO BOARD—BY A = ts the curreat rate, but there was itsle busines doing Ash and Leuigh Coa ‘al. uae Py A ee A widow emul, children: she wilt take the bess of OF SALE CHEAP, A SMALL SLOOP. SLOOP... Commercial paper passed readily et 628 | large aut 311 pertoa, THOS. STOKES, oo: it, aceording to terms. Aj ‘9 Mott st, tons, rT Te. Ezehango wes firmer ot 317 0 478. The Bank mate, | 222% ia : Bie Bence casa et ae Cea a EF id ie Ue oats hs ment this week is very fovorable. The loans are down La AM DELIVERING BEST RED ASH AND HOTEL Ga RNY, 155 EA as EAST set ST, sie 40 000 neasty half 0 milion, while the depaaite are up over | Tudor een Mitta ce STH Ee rot ide wae fa sgnptye meas tet meg: Hrudahed betresss . LS the two palllions end 0 batt erenne, wont per = 16th oy Norua River ver, . » 5 ’ "*