0 Why, a hey in this country of
,or lee b
' Is the Will of a bola England eighen.
AP„ R io f fourteen in this country I ,as
f; 0 100 d g a ; Vert of teenty-one - England. I
4'0 ,0 mi n g like the reepective positions of the
om.- en you oppose that England In
en irie 4 it bin conotry you do not know the
A p thi n
be put where she
rtrifte-liesifrar. She did not mean to Atilt,
:$ O % so Col affair ,fi
end o you
then want she eons to f .
ed
ight VI
c ow „ 10 , , we
pitia `up
us to come on. Tole WAS the
eel n; of those r mot there: 11 Aw,Twain,
up pee
the Americans will give up the
got Ido " conned I. 41 Well, aw, I mink
'. F , d e al Settee, to be friends." 41 Yee,"
Mjjl 11 , 1 0 ';'' R eetd six months, to snit our own 0011-
let me tell you that, by and by. you
Not eto/011014 but Ireland will take
tttr "',, &gland could not get 18,000 Bogilehen
a,'4.);h'°,4rotartrans. 1 know it I have been snail
e eocirtles thera—right in amog the pen.
is exploded. The n aristocrac y
"- tiytn tbe thing
I ie . long enough, and England
aw e is too dress ono
he s potturiase for them
s.. talk of America, and I would suggest to
do
out all English news for
le Ido l 11° that ther
heti W w e
do not want it at all. Why
r ot six mar.
.y guslish opinion as atoreased in
r r ..., 11° ' „." w hy do we make extracts from
' pe a of 1%1 4
our people? By the way, there
do MO" e t the London Tortes taken bore,
. o
, to , co mes
04 melt t he I reeldent reo.ivee out of com
as`Lidthe other token by the British minis.
11. i he way of this (minter to stop saver
by allOtiog from its papers, and talk
w e peed spend Ito money to adsertie.
im ul t r oso muue lly spent eight hundred mil
,
I• lo „, t hieg hermit% Too natives have always
in 3. 1 " • a. Englund spout so muoh MOTIO
fr ,,,,0 to+. 11
114 I brato the anal yereary o f the Da m e of We.
- 1 : 0 Rdyettisement for her. We use our
1° .1
citteent nasewers conquering the rebel.
Jer id a l 110 . 0 emu, frieuds In the army. I met one
"' l: ',, i( sr nth ble oral off On, my dear fellow, I said,
)01 ,. emu and am glad of it ; you lost it
Or h i I . r i n g for your country , . Your father, your
brother', your elders. your children, and
ial•i''; u ., e l,ll,:ren, will be proud of you, and will
„ rat I d lon es a soldier who lost an arm' foryour
the
li t
tiro” )Itls a p , ond thing to die for
prod thing to tall upon the battle.
~.r aD et ewe t out a country ? Ido not
er ,i al l the wan who is on the battle. held
lIIr,
Mils irl?nd of mine, from Illinois, got a bullet
•rtat through hie leg, He came out the hos.
Ar c : l4 " ai m tleshinston.• I said to him, It You
yot: are a brave man." H e , Th ad, ,t
t he LAM." I told hi ato go out again and
ht ~ tenet in his leg. (ipplause ] We are
. I ,,tge humaulta; do not niourn for friends
, Oar gathers have all done nobly ; Penosyl
,la
14, ..,‘ee nobly Sne lam got nearly 200,000 men
i t to magnificent eight to see who; this
a , het erer—bat we must do more, we moat keep
oes how dellehted the Adminietration le
k weariest, taid what hope and coutidencte,„they
; 1 1,. thane. I talked with ever) member of the
111 Close has done nobly. He has saved the
eg n ins Woof. VD uPpituse
. 1 Let me tell
Moroi millions he gets out. based upon
the affections of tee country—is so
eewiq
I , "...rive—pew gold in the country to pot up
la to tootitaante cotter:lBoode, and sell thoin here.
a „.11) our petite:. books and perhaps you will dud
..“....b.liacke," and also Um note, of other banks
e a.eretd awe° noire from the balks of fitasea•
ronsylvaiils, a
bed New York ; but the .creen •
,•• .on will keep ause yon like that money.
1 ,41 he you not 600 a maguidoent ourrenoy
1$ up tall through the country It is dlr. thinao's
is antiug the wintry with his money
ar .
,ta you th a t psoplo fail and nations fail,
ise thof MLitt pay the principal, but be.
ti touint lay the iuterost Pay the Interest
yin are tide. Eureesn nations ouly provide for
left rest rind never think the priuoipal jwe provide
et and pr i e meel too. 'nage Treasury notes,
le:o. err taken all ibiousti lie land, and every boy,
KA-sewn Who mere robot is doing just so muc h
Se twin,. Keep doing tine, and we will show
, abet we aro made of. It is the best adver.lse
ee could here. D.l end bye Rojo Pean capital.
irt.ls god princes, wid be coming over here to
0 ...0 Rohm. I have damaged oonsols, and
'Wet invest In Vent any mono. England bins no
at be, debt Property is b toed oa laud, and they
n01.n.1 if the Qom thonlo sell her Jewels they
h.reeutmigh to pay a thri pence to the pound.
g , .11 thirty four StateP, n moe; every ono of
1. man her little Wand.
~• toe tot no brains. there (Laughter.] Their
.i.c, L. not represent brelut, out so many sheep,
j , ill eh sed so much land. They are trained to
l ou t —hem This la the style of nu gnignett lord
n.. 4 his constituents: "Ab. aw, I—sh, biro come
melte e tow verve eke, uh—ii few f amble ro
te my coretiteaute I say, ob. ah there are some
Lea: In the pillory, nti, an. lam afwald
tesw• . .a, sh,eb—thst is, want I was going to say,
rel. , very well appreciated, ah, uh, down here."
J) ill the gallery , at Ibis potat, exct time ,‘ 'Ear,
,••„iI 11/0 epeecti enoe. Thle le the en ti re 'mooch,
,tad t; eat do) lo the IJoudou Times I merely
t ; ; . t., chow the et)10 of a moaner of Parliament.
ahead rf them io every koala of the word.
. Jlr ward het rod ocud thu Lord John Mobil to
Wig tan
r.Trein illnetrated his meaning by stooping and
t Ito hal d about a foot tram the platform. This
o hes and long. continued cheering and laughing.)
people are a nation of heat and I have
0.0, that tied /quern in the teeth [ &patentee
jut Neck one of there da>e to tell them so again.
etaltivir moisture in everything that makes a na
il eon,. Wo are ahead or them in education, ahead
in to de lots, sciences. agriculture', and magafac-
H. every man can read and write.- We have
noiry 4,000 newsparers ; they cannot master
s.l leer combined mooted is not t f 1.41 to Half a
yet ear newspapers. We pat tate canto for a hook
WI nee obilgtd to pay ten dollars for.
elmle lend is hopelessly enslaved We are the
•nrotalt them with all thee have. They re
•n-'f tie lrlebm•u oho c oo flitted to buy a trunk.
• t nub ?" .4 Yes." paid the seller, •t bny
' • , tel‘hat will I put in tt I" tt Your clothes, to
"And go naked, air," [L mghter.] That'd
111 .tuaillon of the English pe.ple We glee teem
units, and they hero nut gut over one set of i Joss
I thin.
here been enslaved long enough to Mulish
tr. It Is gnat time we should betfeme &mari
tal Our ladles should take the lead. When they
bpnrirp to purchase goods they should ails what
to.i"tonelity is, 4 . Are they lin ali•hr and if the
)11)4, then Ley .! I don't want thew "
t d., lulls he veto dos!. Tnet. can do it. Yon
hoe fashion. ere started. If a Indy has a short
the r et. on long heels, and no I nag heels come i u:0
bit IS a Indy hue a clumsy alb .w flowing
wor.tetdsr , d, Mt! the 1110,111 g sleeves are beehion
.l go lola. end the fashion wilt Now The fa
".l Y.l.rOft Will be charged, and lOnglitid deed.
tl-1 iMI to coneidor England dead, and &merlon
it A:t3mittration are a unit • anti let me tell you that I
p edam who go round ntmat splitting up the
rr , :owards. boleti ae,] they are traits.;
tries. Stand by the .idwinistration. I w end
tettaw by what authority ro ole , k dictates to hie
ill.. dt. agent to hie principal '1 By what authority
iitt:l lane nederfake to ralvira the Pr- Indent what he
des ettn that be Mall notdo We minuet change the
to Oat utopia must obey orders. The gettarat must
tem. S tan a Try to sot that one of them of my na..
Stair ria pet obey orders; Ido not mean General
or ba k nature', nobleman ) i Applause ) An
ninntnt hituaelf luterfereo with, and he
(RAO relined and enhients himself to the rid
e rid; and another thing doe.' is worth
parts hi. Pair in the middle. (Laughter.)
kite t.f a lighting men parting hie hair in the 'mid.
(gemmed latit Ver.)
14.145 id hr the Arminiatration. You know that
vide t: tide one of running the country to rain,
arli the interference of pollooletta. '1 bey tried to
!ttrt• 11.11 c .lellati aside sod they snoceeded for
Vet holl all right new [ alarm.)
IL° 14 " . e People, one ounsaltntion. and one flog.
m lase all through title land only one Idea—the
sal often States forever We meat be more
Li... 1 Esti: Slate must intermarry with the other.
' l%. ID the hoods of brotherly-lure. bet the Wait
Ile Esst—renutylyst la embrace 31aatechmootte.
yMe say. every thing has not been going on right
Elem. and when I go book to Boehm I mean to
tit 141 against Wendell Phillip,' and Charles
ete :dieet aoplause Charles emmeter must not
let; t.• the Butted times Sonata— [amers] —nor
r,aid. of Delaware. Me creed le, meteor oy the
aeration. and the man who tells you th it the
i'e! le Stylish kick hitn,atid I will take the remould
;Sppltuse j 'Swear by General Bank, and Gin.
'Out me the Cabinet. Butte me that That le
.Sy to act like patriots, like men, like Anted •
e. mud people, for we have muob to be proud
1 k • K. e deb Weed that tho anneal hoods that bind
or happy land obeli remetu unbroken.
ut/I *lll feel foreign influenoe and foreign
I, bn , . t *lll
MU) i• ,rk the bullets ageing us hurled.
'navy coral our getuottet and defy the world.•'
[&➢plume.]
t. Trtio the retired amid much cheertug. Be him
1 40 ewed °beers for bloOletheu and the iJabluet,
kb x«re RlVeti WWl', De then begged leave to ra
h, likes 'smug, that ho bed t sett pseatiarlr etrucit
b the «xceiler,ca of that ihattintion known as the
Blare Refrestuueut &dam. He had read of ita be
t. to the volunteer. It woe a lady's dodertaking,
a% Mu. In , ln was toteteated, she begged hica . to
scribe la her Lettall 5100, to forward its purposes and
eta
MEITINO OTr TIIM NATIONAL UNION
illy f THE ruirT 13ONGEtE33IONite DI3-
1 ( 1*-1.set evening the delegate,' of the National
Pete of the Pint Oongreesioual district assembled
the t , only Court-room. Er. Robert P Klog acted
RtstC'ut ; liners Farmer Burns atid,charles Bert
'' ll be Tice residents; Dr. le. 0. Reid as secre
' , lb' after 8 o'olock ti e roll was called, and
a legates answered to their names. On mo
t"Nedlog of the minutes of last meeting was
Oommuntcattorre wee received from
4, Tie teem several precincts, p•oviding sninitltntee,
‘ ,, re accepted, Oomcunolcatione were then read
" the !losing gentlemen, respectfaily declining thiir
' 41 .: Moats, Joueburip-r W. al Co.pDr. Joee uh
Wa , b. Lehman. Two delegates from Mt
tt ir , ancts elated that they were delegattd to decline
tLugc , nous of Messrs. John Id, Butler and Samuel
`.• weneitise on Credentials reported David Leeks'
'ln g 4 k , to represent the Tenth dirleton oir the
w ~d Mr. Benj. Martin, of the rain preotnot
R. Ti•tet ward, was also admitted as a delegate
1T.0'.1.0, Bach delegate wee a.sreeed - a certain
utt in beet ekpeneells And Pr. Heed Was refit:tasted
km mu-ensurer.
fit Uhilon, ill persons not delegatee to the Oonven--
'serr rtelteeted to laSTe
r I . l •tules heritage then offered the following rose.
tiw a :
. I ,'Ared, Ist, That the 'National IJuion Part,' or the
. '": 1 10,6coord district have full coutidence in the
• tietnt Ldminleleatlon, and to the patriotism, fidelity,
of the President of the United states, Ant
' ll b ite our cordial and earnest support in carrying
tQett the prig Opts; of public policy in crushing out
0 sod rehemon„ herever found to exist
:,""d• 2 d, That we hail with profound satisfaction
'HutuPhs of our arms in the emitted with rebellion,
d bsinve that the integrity of the Union will be re
the authority of the Constitution re-esta
lsteeprer all the States and Tee ritortee of the United
ages.
•
Resplred, dd, That the National Union party reooguise,
the tu.c f lut utlou of the paregand patriotic men who
remitted to altering the burdens and"defeudlog the
b II 4 o 1 the Administration of the national Govern
eat, 11 disinterested lore of country outweighing* ,
antis of Petty, end deserving the prompt
f c eletlmett of our favored laud.
lf°lo,d,4lh, That, deeming the action of the national
dbihitatloo wise and reliable, we entreat daily abtion
athe Natio' al Ynton party for the promotion Apr its
41 011 N, the efficiency of its Lahore, and tts future sue.
,
theintsluing the dearest principles that erelong to
~A u mum owlet', &swell el le vire of freedom through
ite clip red nations of the world
`;"° lo rd, 6th, Teat Andrew O. Curtin, our worthy
'"our, by his patriotism , energy, and 215111 in defend- .
t:/or glorious old Commonwestb front invasion, and
4l L bt !ung to the defence of the entire country, has
,
ulnerif to be the right man in the right pleas,
!scolded not only to the thanks of the °Means of
tb "fit'acis, but to the commendation of the people of
6 ttilk, thlloo
(JD
ij. ll ' ° , n on, the resolutions were unanimotude adopted
.; Lutigheed thee arose and stated that it WI/
f d .or ell the loyal prole in the diet, tot to unite. so as
fent the Breckinridge candidate, Josiah Randall,
but w ould theretore offer the followlog preamble and
woo id
•
n 4" " l ir Perth's of the loyal citizen.' of the rivet
resepnej m o t t l e , have placed before the people of
uistrict a candidate of undoubted boy alty and ability,
o Detesition to the nomtLee of the Breokturldge Demo
"GT and whereas, we have full confidence that, if
iti r • the loyal nominee enpport the National Ad -
t fallon in
it
meunres neceseary to a speedy sob-
Sof the rebellion: Therefore,
,y 1,! °10,41 , That this National Union Co rveution deem
el \to mike any nomination for Congress in
t a lttrlot.
.
tied, Twit this Convention do now adjourn, Sub.
the Cell of the chairman.
theereeding of, the resolution considerable
1 7,, brae among tile, delegates with regard to the isn
ot e2 l 01 ariourning without nominating a candidate
•or u ,; 411311 , tied, on motions the pram:mile and reeolu
tre taken Up separately. The preamble wee read
e lf 4 ed• The first ratolutiOe was then taken up,
sad tut' Nowa clecitssion the year end pars were celled
Ttathe folloaleg was the remit' yea. 28 nag • 14.
•0 f4 uoud rosoletion was theyad, and thistly agreed
.
•
• l etters rural, front mr. Joseph Melt
ntii4,olll We. E. Lehman were,ordered to be
4101 ado ch l°4l °uairml the
aa ooneenilou adjourned to meet eft the
Speech of General Lew Wallace.
At Oincirumtli ott'Tnroodirf i Con the °Cession of a' , flag
presentation, General Wallace made thefollowing speech :
FstLow.ClTtzess I Cannot addrete yen as soldiers,
but zney.as citizens I come to express my thanks for
the promptness and patriotism manifested by you ail in
leaving your homes to come here and aid in.the defence
of Cincinnati.
Same are diapered to deride this movement, but I tell
you it is simply going back to old times. I see before me
a second edition of the men that fought at the battle of
Bunker Hill. Just finch as you, only they went to battle
with arms not half as good as those you have. I see
before me snob men as on the me norable Elitt of January
fought and whipped the-enemy at New Orleans. They
bad -jest such arms as you have. They were not nal.:
formed, nor mustered into •he United States cervice.
Their organization was Identical with yours. 'They went
preoleely as you came. They succeeded, and I have no
doubt you will succeed as well.
I never meant you should take the open field; that
would be folly ankmadnees. Your. .place to in the en
trenchments end behind the fortifications. In the trenches
you would be invineib:e. No freeman could dare show
his bead before you At fort Doneleon the sharpshooters
did the most effective service. The squirrel rifle in the
adept's hands was the most effective arm.
. , .
I want you to stay as ebarpehootere, not as soldiers.
A tharpshooler fights on his own hook. He does not
stand slhow to elbow with his comrades. He goes where
he pleases in tho rifle pits, behind old !damps, or trees,
behitd the brush—any where, in faot, where he can drop
his man.
I know that at Fort Donelson the enemy dared not
show themselves to man their guns. At one "gun thirty
men were killed, one after another, as fast as they came
up, by our sharpahooters. More men were shot In the
eyes and in the head b/ the sharpshooters, than by the
soldiers. '-
n ere are trenches, and you have rifles in your hands
What did you come here foe! .f Co fight. To tight ]
Don't imagine a fight Is to came 4if every hour. It re
quires two to make a fight, and we are ready. It to the
common • impression that the enemy have retreated
They have done no
.suoh thing. They are now within
half a day's mart& of you, and, what is more, they are
confident of being 'successful In their expedition against
Cincinnati. They matohtd down to our tines, awl having
viewed the reception that awaited them, retired a short
distance back. They wisely withdrew. They aro wait-
Ina for reinforcerret to, and may attack 11J any mernhig.
Wt are hauling off our coats and getting ready for
them We do not want this stlendld army defeated, and
Nvbile I Lave the honor to command them they shall not
ise defeated. The rebels shall not tako Cincinnati, nor
shall they set foot on Ohio soil by passing through my
!Mee. No man is more impatient than lam to 'move
after them, and no man not in my position knows of the
vexations and annorancue that surround him in getting
taw men ready for the field k and td 4 meet the enemy.
The Fight with Howell Cobb's Regiment.
[From the Washington Star.'
From a private letter received in this city, we are per
mitted to make the following extract:
" The colonel and major of, our regiment (32d Now
York Volutions) are both seriously wounded. It will
be a very tedlone affair for them both, particularly for
the major. The wounds wore received at the battle of
Crampton Gap, Doer Burkitteville, Frederick county,
Md and a glorious victory it was for our division,
tshloh kse the only division engaged.
"The email , were hosted on a steep. wosed hilt,
whence it seemed almost imposeible to dislodge them; but
by a eicunitateoue movement from right to lett we drove
them at a charge bayonet over stone walla, through
the woode, and up the bill, until they received re
inforcements, which seemed to stagger our mon; tint
hariog accompliabtd this much, another cheer and
charge completely routed Howell Oobb'e forces, we oc
cupying their position and have been up to the present
time
61 We took two pieces of artillery, 600 prisoners, be
sides some 300 wounded and killed 2:
DESPERATE COUNTERFEITER CAPTURED AT
CLEVELAND.—On Tuesday last, a man giving his
name as Joseph H. Jones, entered the banking house of
Messrs. Wasson, Everett, & Uo., Oleveland, Ohio. aud
aekid to exchange El 000 notes of the Rank of tieorgta,
for treasury note.. Mr. S. L Everett, the cashier, saw
at once that his currency was spurious, bat making no
remark, weispered to a desk to procure a policeman,
and proceeded at once to reckon the money. In a short
time (nicer Whitney arrived and arrested Jones. The
two went away togt ther, but on crossing Superior street,
Jones drew a revolver and declared thatps would go no
thither. Whitney threw his arms around the reit so,
and with the help of two citizens succeeded in securing
him. Re was safely lodged in jail, and assured the po-
Herman that he drew the revolver only to make a present
of It to him.
MORE INDIAN MURDERS YOU& PERSONS
KILLED NEAR MANKATO —Mx. Hall, of Mankato,
brir.se the news of the murder of four persons by a small
band of biota, in the Butternut Valley, near Judson,
end only about ten miles from Mankato.' The names of
the murdered are Davie, Jones, and Williams. Another
person was killed whose name we are unable to give: A
man named Lewis was severely wounded. These persons
Lad fltd to town on the first outbreak of the Indians, bat
bad become assured of safety by the presence of the
troupe near by, and lead returned to their farms. While
engaged in preparations to thresh their grain, the In
diens tired on them with the result above stated. The
Indians took the horses from the threshing maohines,
and rode away from the scone. Mr. Hall states that
dept. Dane's company was stationed only one mile•from
It here those murders were committed, and were in pur
suit of the Indians when he lett. They bad seen two
small bands, one numbering seven and another twelve.
the effect of these murders will be moat distwerone.
Hundreds who bad returned to their homes are now flock
ing Into the river towns again. and willuever venture out
until they have the etrorgeet evidence that the Indians
are driven beyond the borders of the State.—St. PetteZ
Pioneer, 1614.
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF COL. DIXON
B. 1111 LE S.—About 6 o'clock lest evening the remanis of
tJol. Dixon H. Miles arrived a• the Camden-streetdepot,
in a special train from Monocacy elation of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, where the body was sent. under a flag
of trace, yesterday morning, from Rarper's Ferry, by the
Confederates. Col Miles lived until Wednesday after
noun He received the wound in the lower part of the
lett leg, the piece of ebeli with which be was struck tear
ing away the entire calf of the leg. He was not sounded
in the right leg. Reaction of the nerves, which had
been terribly shattered by the blow, aid not ensue suffi
cient to warrant amputation, and be getedually sank tin
der the effects of tho wound. The body was received at
the depot by several of Major General Wool's staff an
companied by an escort, via Company B, 13th Pennsyl
vania Cavelty, tinder command of tient. Kerwin. About
7 o'o'ock the line of merob was formed, and the body was
escorted to the reek ence of Asbury Jarrett, Req , cor
ner of Front and Baltimore street". The family of the
deceased, who reside at Sweet-Air, Baltimore county,
are at present sojourning at the residence of Mr. Jarrett,
and from there, at eight o'clock this morning, the remains
will be taken to the burial grounds attached to dt.
James , P. E. Mauch, of Baltimore county, which is
'knitted near the late residence of the deceased.—
Ea/timers Sun.
BNITEDASTATES GRAND'IIODGBi 0. 9. V.—
ADJOUBNitIENT.The Giand I.Mdge of the United
States. of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, con •
tinned its onion yesterday at Odd Fellows' Hall. The
principal buidness wee the consideration of reports which
were of no interest to the publio The newly. elected
Grand Officirs were Installed, atter which the following
officers were nominated bytthe Grand Sire, and confirmed
by the body : Bev. J: D. Williams, of (M o. W. G. Chap.
lain; B. W. Dennis, of Mirbigan. W. G Marshal; An.
imam Pleff, of Penneylvanta, W. G Guardian; and
John E. Ohameerlain, of 'Baltimore, W. G.Jdesienger.
The Grand Lotge then adjourned fine dis.—Balt San.
TUB DFATH. OF. GENElltar hia.NSFLICLD.—
Gen. Mansfield, killed at itherpstfurg, dined with the
Eon. Bit Thayer. in Washington, on Saturday last. He
wee in good spirits during the day, bat just before taking
leave seemed to have become abstracted, and, after a few
tucthoute silence, said: 'I Mr. Thayer, I am going into
battle. It I fall, have my. body sent to my friends, at
Middletown, Conu." Ho left immediately after making
the mitres%
ABIrOOTION OF AN AWAY 0FF101911.--A. runa
way officer, who wee tired of milit try glory, and sought
for shelter and renege in Queen Viotoria'e dominions at
Et Regis, was forcibly abducted and returned to the
bands. of a*conntable in New Took, by some Indians Arno
bad been hired and excited to the deed. A remonwrance
has been presented•to the Oanadian Government, in re.
fercnce to this abduction.
A WHITE SNAKL—The Gettysburg S'tar says that
a white snake was recently discovered in Miami county.
It wee about six feet in length, and was moving north
ward. But whet seems the more remarkable, the WAG
wen in two parts, not being connected in any way, but
evidently belonging to each other, in order to make hie
sbakenbip complete. The one,helf moved after the other,
and they appeared in every movement to be in sympathy
with each other.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
ParLAnsLPHIA, Feptemtter 22,1862
There was great activity in old demands to-day, and
a considerable advance in the price; 1130118% was
freely paid in the forenoon, ankbefore the close 114 was
offered for them. A large amount was purchased for
otystom duties, but a still larger amount was bought for
speculative rummies. The tirmnefe with which gold
ho:dii its present figures is a guarantee of the safety of
buying old demands at five per cent. lower than seeds.
The lack of positive information front McClellan ett 1
causes many to hold back their specie. If he were to
write a satisfactory and somewhat extended despatch, ex
plaining the movements and losses of last week, there lane
doubt that gold would decline, and inorecteed activity be
noted in the stock market.' Ills terribly short metrioran
&me addressed to Italleck are not suffirlent to satisfy the
people; tt is like saying Rome is overwhelmed. without
. explaining whether by water, pestilence, earthquake, or .
an Weeding army. This accounts for the firmness with
which the price of gold is maintained, and the apathetic
feeling In the stock circles of to-day.. Specie closes :At
Saturday's figure, 116%. One-year certificates also are
the same, 98% being bid.
At the Stock Board there was not much dliposition
either to boy or sell, transactions being mostly on outside
orders. Governments are so firmly held that bat few
tr enameller's are made. 104% was paid for seven-thirdee,
an advance of 'X. In sixes, nothing was done, 101% be
ing bid. Reading bonds were steady at Saturday's quo
tations. North Pennsylvania Railroad sixes were firm at
78; the tens declined X. Sunbury and Erie seven
brought 101%. Pennsylvania Railroad let mortgage
bonds rota X ; the 24 do X. New Oily elm were firm
at Saturday's figure. Camden and Amboy sixes of 1883
rose to 97. Schuylkill Navigation elites, 1882, were firm at
67. Reading shares opened at 11%, rose to 32%, °lowing .
It 32 1-16, after considerable amounts changing , hands..
Beaver Meadow was firm at Saturday's figure. Zdthehill
brought 47; Catawissa 4; the preferred rose X. Penn
sylvania rose to 150 X, closing firmly at that figure. Long
Island rose X. Schuylkill Navigation rose gs the pre
ferrtd also X. In fineonehanna Canal nothing was
done ; the bonds were held more firmly. Morris Canal
preferred rose 1X: Lehigh Scrip %; the Shares being at
Saturday , ' figure. Delaware Mutual Insurance Co.
brought 27%. Commonwealth Bank sold at 32%; Farm
ers' and Mechanics' Bank at 62.' Bace and Vine sold at 10,
an advance; Girard College 24X, an advance' of 'N';
Thirteenth and Fifteenth 21%, no change. The market
dosed firm.
There is no change in money rates, although it is in
rather mare demand.
Drexel Jr Co. quote
New York Exchange panel-10 disoL
Boston Exchange Parch.V prom.
Baltimore Exchange • %0% die.
Country funds 3 1 . re die.
Gold 1651 oil pm.
Yearly Certificates... 98%099
Quartermaster's Vouchers 3 a 6dia •
The following is the comparative statement of the re
ceipts of the Catawissa Railroad for the months of July
and Angtult,lB6l and 1862:
1881. 1862.
July' ....817.976 66 $87,316 86
Liusgeonueuting zooids 3,8%18 87 18490 15
Sari)logs $14,077 98 823,828 71
882
August. $19,944 1
09 838. 1 940 88
Leis coaneetthg roads ~,, 4,324 75 14,580 08
8A8,819 84 V 24,
°Molex, BANE BTATIMINT.
-
250 6 2
W.RILLY OW TILL PUSLADIILTNI.I."
Loans. : 4192012.
8
Sept. 18. Beet. 22. 8epi . 1,5110114
: 22
Philadelphia— 84,209 1000 30 6 4,000 858:00C 1848,000
North America.. 4.888 575 4,430,251 c 680,20 662,912
Yana 2 Mech.. 5.482,8 8,253,184 ,084, 3 / 6 1,085,994
comurcierci a,,,... 1,90; 1,883, 260,000 260,000
Mechanics'..... 2,127, 2,086, .216,7 206,252
N. Liberties.... 2,034,0 2,13 7 ,000 849,000 349,000
Southwark..... 1,216,087 1,211,394 204,74 204,800
Kensington .... 992,71 953.907 137,15 '137,465
Penn Towrisbi . 1,07 c, 1,047,5 .174,1421 174.938
Western. 1,981,071 1,994,791 , '.2.601 379 698
blab it Mech.. 1,670.3 1,898,761 145,414 1 146,984
Commerce..... 637,819 592 . 087 165,6351 185,551
Girard. .. .. .... 2.930,8 2.487,712 346.8331 297 698
tradesmen's... 788, 709. 129 896 129,8/7
Consolidation... 927,603 929.6 ' 112 4841 111.413
Oily.— 970 06 1,046 589 183.258 141 666
Commonwealth. 618,319 636 71 76,566. 76,541
Cora Indiana 800,0001• 803,000 100,000 113,000
Union . 774.000! 798,000 89.000 82.000
-- 1 --- ---- --• ---
Total 36,016,876 31 671,635 5 616 ma 449 021
o
DZIPOBITI
Sept. 16
North America.
Farm & Mech..
C o ma) orciaL
Mechauics'....
82,742,0cx
2,682,744
4,690,13
1,233,001
1,84J,00C1
1,478,000:
1,119,767
988,76 n
886 7'4
1,684,17.
878,425
633 2!
1,609,896
861,896
429.128
662,2441
207,658 1
6213,000'
863,0001
N. Liberties....
Sonthvrark
Kensington
Penn Township
Western
Man. & Mech.—
Commerce--
Girard
Tradeemen's....
Consolidation ..
Olt,
Commonwealth.
Corn Exchange.
Union...
24.780,163
Total
Itlllearlogs. Bottancjii.
63 469.055 56 . 6283,414 - 24
3.560 848 87 5(0,845 65
, 8,452 449 58 234,897 50
3,052,880 96 399,193 84
Sept.l6
" 16...
MEM
MIME
I' 19
g, 2,0
'8.2A8,380 3t 2.
........ 3,074,636 BO 2
819,988,11)9 38 81,993,88 S 00
The following statement shows the condition of the
banks of Philadelphia at various times during tho last
faw months :
186/ Loans.
Jan. 31,046,337
Fob. 8 ... .30,385,119
Itlar S 29,393,356
e pril 7 28.037,691
May 5 29 324,482
Jane Z.; .......91,747,070i
July 7.... .33,206,6611
Aug, 4 —.33.517,900!
11 ....33,556.878'
66 IS. 83.i-26,089
II 25. 83 731,675
Sept. 1 33,899.8511
6t 8 34,631.3501
It 15 ' 35,015,676
6$ 22 .... 84,871 635
Decrease 144,1411 66 017
Bpoola Oiroul'n. Dopoditt.
5,688,728 2,145,219 21,398,014
6,884,011
6,881,108
5,886,424
6,049,836
5,683.482
5.545,007
5,804187
5,8 5 / 4 730
5,662,806
6.483,051
16,643,160
5,646,857
6,61.6.044
6,449,0271
685.949
_ .
following aro tho official tables of the trade of the
eort'of New York for the week and since January 1:
IMPORTS.
1860: 1881. 1862
.$1,262,62 058,601 $1,507,622
. 1,920,776 1.371,209 2.665,941
For the week.
Dry goods
General morchandi
Totai for the week.. .8,P53.307 2,221N7 LO 4168,643
Previously rep0rt0d.174,369,316 96,998,026 126,079,007
Since January 1....177;842,82 2 911,220,735 129 142,860
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE MAD issaliiaariorsa.
1880. 1881. 1882.
For the week . 92,151,3b8 $1,988,878 $1,047.881
Previously rep0rted...5:11,630,376 88,780,829 94,847,681
81noe January 1....64,781,738 90,719.355 98,705,512
alroturs OP SPHOIE.
1850. 1861. 1862.
For the week $4 7 6, 000 $194,686
Previously reported... 40,805.011 6,401,419 42,441,(50
Since January 1..:841,28,
Philadelphia Stock Ex
Reported by B. E. 81. a
ruin
20 Baced Vine 8.. 30
.2000 Schasl N a 6a 'B2. 67
601.0 Read Oa '7O '10331
1000 North Penne 86.: 79
9000 do ......e5 78 ,
2. lleav Meadow.... 58
30 Mitieblll B ' 47
50 Catawiasa B 4
•
BETWEE •
5000 Snnb & Erie 7e..101;,'
1000 Beading Ca '70...103)
14.0 Long 181B..cash. 19
SICON
100 Ponn a J. ...... 60
2( 8 Co lots 60X
18 Lebipb Scrip . 29
13 far & Mrch Bank. 62
5 Commonwealth Bk 321(
60 Wag:ling 11 eswn 321 16
2(0 do • 15 :52)6
160 do b 5 306
AFTER.
85 08tawiess 11 reefer
OLOSIBEI Pl
Bid. Asked.
Cr B eet 101% 101%
Cr 8 Tr 7 8-10 N. 104% ..
?Minds Be. 9714 ..
Philade 8e new.. 101% 191%
Penne, sa. 8954 90
Reading R.... 82 1.10 82%
&bad en W80'43105 ..
Reading bde '70.103% 103%
Road mt 6.'88.. 98 95
Penns R 60% 5054
Pen.ualll m e5..107% 108
Palma 122 in 6...108x 104
Morrie Gnu Oon.. 44 ..
iforrle Cul Pref.ll7N 118 Or &, Costes . ..32g 84
Sch Nay Bteek.. 4% 5 X Obeid & Waln ut 40
Scb Nay Pref... 14 14% Aroh-Bt 2.4%
3ch N 88 , 112 88% .87 Thlr & 21% St
6081 re B 13x .. 'Girard College.. 24% 25
Elmira 11 Prof.. 23% 25 ITenth & Elev'th 81.
the Te 2 78-- 89 90
Pktladelphia Markets.
The Flour matket Is Inactive, but holders are firm,
and the receipts and Jdocke light; sales comprise 700
bbls Ohio eat' a family at '56, and 200 bbls good do at
$6 87X. The trade are haying in a email way at 55*
5 12,ti for superfine, $5.87N e 6 75 for extras, $5.87,40
6.26 for extra family, ann $6 5007 49' bbl for fancy
Wands, as to quality. Bye Flour is ecarce at 58.600
8 flflg. Corn Meal it quiet, and Ponneylvania ie held at
e3.12x 4,v bbl, Isla:out Wee.
WnisT —The tecripts are moderate, but the demand
it lets active, and about 5.500 bus found hut era, mostly
at $l.BO for prime Western, In store; 51.82 for Southern
do, afloat, aid Rl 40e1.42 for Rood Western white. Rye
is *tardy at tbre7oc for new, and 72071 c for old. Corn
ie not pleat), and about 2,000 bus yellow told at 66007c—
the latter for prime, afloat. Oats are firm. now South
ern telling at 360, and Pennsylvania at 394940 c. •
BARK —Quercitton is in request, and let No. 1 rather
scarce, at 532 4F too.
COTTON.—The market is dull and unsettled, and the de
mand very
GROOSMIEEr AND PROVISIONS —The markets for both
tire ham. with retht r mote doing in the way of sales
VPu,SKY is fhm i 250 bbls sold at 33033 X o, tee latter
for prime Ohio and Drudge at 310 per gallon.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
September 12, 1862.
The receipts of Beef Cattle are moth larger than nseri
this week, reaching about 2,160 head. - The marketer
continue very dull, in consequence of the large receipts,
and prices are about the same as het quoted ; let quality
Chester county Cattle' sold early in the day at prices
ranging from sBeBx 40' 100 lbs. net. But most of the
stock is of poor quality.
havers' droves of choice Stock Cattle were offorod to
day, and sold at $3e3X gross for Ohio and Illinois stook
as to qtailitY.
The market closed verj du 1, andlthe drovers offered at
very low prices. Several lots were purchased and ship
ped to hew York.
At Crib close, prices of let quality Cattle aro equal to
lest week, but ordinary to common is rather lower, rang-
Jog frrm 680133( for let quality Chester county Steers;
S7O7X ftr fair, and $506 for common, according con
dition and quality.
E 1 be stock on sale is from the following Statee t
891 head trout Pennsylvania.
800 do. do. Ohio. • •
480 do. do. Illinois.
200 do. do. lowa.
60 do. do. Man-land.
The following are the partioulars of the sales:
Fellhiwer & Karin, 55 lowa 'neon!, selling at from
$3.25e8 76 gross for common, and 51 head] rom Ohio at
how 217e8.
Alex Kennedy, 40 Chester county 'steers 25 extra at
sFetB.2s, and 20 ordinary steera at $7 e 57.5 0 1. •
Jones tdc , ..lese, 25 western steers at $607 for common
quality, and 31 Chester county steers at from $7OB.
P. Bat away, 85 Chester county steers, selling at from
$7e..8 25—the latter figure for extra quality. •
Cochran & 12100611, 22 common western steers at
8803.26 gross, and 83 Delaware county at $8 for fair to
good.
P. alcFillen, 66 Cheater-county steers, 50 fcr George
Young, and 16 for John 0.- Clark, at from 708 for fair to
good.
Mooney & Smith, 200 Ohio steers selling at from 6 0 8
for fair to goal. including 62 for Pdebacti& Black, ave
raging about 700 cwt. 4' head, selling at 73j.
lichainberg It Tillman, 78 Ohio steers, selling at 70754
for fair, and 56 Cheater county at 708 X.
Fuller & Bros., 82 Ohio steers, selling at from 708 X
for good to extra
Belcomrldge, 30 Illinois steers, at from 707 % for or
dinary, and 78 Ohio eteers for A. Warner, the best drove
in market, at 708 X •
I S. aleFillea. Western and Oheater-oonnty steers,
Belling at from 7eB for ordinary to good quality.
B Cl, Bald win,. 46 Chester county steers, selling at from
$7OB for fair to good - quality.
Bice & Smith, salesman N. Wentz, 205 Ohio steers,
-selling at from 6e6.60 for common, $6 5007.50 for fair,
slew extra at $B.
J. Abrahams, 40.0bi0 and Chester connty steers, sell
ing at from 8708. -
Kimble & Birk, 62 Cheater county steers, at from $7OB
for good quality.
COWS AND
The receipts and sales at Phillips' Avenue Drove Yard
reached about 70 head th:e week, selling at from $lB to
$32 for Npringer's, and 820035 4ir head for 'cow nod
calf. The roar ket is very dull, and some common stock
sold at lower figures than the above.
CaLvms.—There is very little doing, and prices are
unchanged, find quality - sailing at 405 c 4P lb, and 88.
amid do at liege, as to , condition and weight.
TBE SHEEP MS,BKST.
. The arrivala -
.and plea - of sheep at Phillips' Avenue
Drove Yore reaChed3,ooo head this week, selling at from
1464.60 for first quality, *bier, are very scarce and tn
demand, and la cond do'at $2 5002 50 per head, accord
ing to condition. The market is quite active, and prices
are well maintained; especially for good sheep, which are
Wanted.
Lambs are scarce and in demand at $4114 50 ir head,
according to quality.
TRH ll.Ol MARKET.
The arrival, of; fat .Hoge at H. G. Imboff's.-Unlon
Drove 'Yard reached 2.490 head, seilingsst from $4.750,
5.80 for still. fed ;_555006 4P 100 The for ocirn-fed Hogs,
as tr, quality.
' he tollowlvg ere the particulars of the salts :
Berna.d limb, 266 head from Ohio: • •
John C. Skilea, 51 bead from Pennsylvania.
Ellwanger, - Gross, & Co., 849 head from Ohio.
S. Oarbley, 172 bead from I.llinola.
B Littler, 1.6.11 i head from Illinoie.
Holmes-&-PeVer, - 1 4 8 bead from Pennsylvania. - • -
J. M. Flanders;l B4 bead from Indiana.
Bllwinger, Gross, & Co., 343 head from Ohio.
W. M. Fuller, 47 head from Pennsylvania;
A. Beckman, 43 head from Pennsylvania.
John Patterson, 185 head from Pennsylvania. '
Jerry GUeluiat, 171 bead from Penney teethe,
CITY- ITEMS.
A NOTRE& TBSTINONLLL TO IifIISSRS. BROAD
DUN? ar CO.'S PICTURES: We are authorized to publish
the follUwing 'extract from a latter dated Long Branch,
addretied by the widow of an eminent Philadelphiarito
Mceirs. Broadbent'k Co., the celebrated Photographers,
Nos. 912 and 914 Chestnut street, in aokmowledgment of
one of their splendid Ivorytype pictures :
"LONG Bassos, July 28,1882.
•
“Itlrs. G. has received from Messrs. Broadbent
the Ivorytype takes from Mr. G.'S portrait, and desires
to express her' entire satisfaci ion with it lin all respects.
It has greatly exceeded the expectation of herself and
friend', and we all convidfir it not only entirely correct as
a Likeness, but a very beautiful worker art. 'A.B.
In reading over_the quantities of 'Amarar letters daily'
hems remived by this firm, we find the generallr-ox
pressed &Pinion - that - their pictures are the Sliest pro- :
dated in America, as we believe they are:
A FINS SToojc OP WINES.-- , -Wo are pleased
to maim our readers that they will find a very superior
stock of pure.winea, of Fie choicest brands, at Er. P. J.
Wildbergar's, Importer, Shinning, and Uommission
chant, Bee. 132) and 131 South Third street. Mr. Wild
b,rger is a'Seutlemin well and favorably known in this
mminutity, a EaGro of 8 witzerlandi and intimately don. 1 .
nected with nearly all the principal wine-growers In
Bumps. table vault., the very beet wine. that come to
this country can aware be found.
UNl*RassL CLOTHES WRINGERS Bre.
seizowledged superior to all others. They are the only
kind with cog- whacks. A. child can firmly fasten them
to any sire tub. Examine them, at Wacoorr it BURN.
* Lot's, 721 Chestnut street. eat 3t*
THE ft
I • P: •A - TUE DAY, SEPTEMBER
Sept. 22
*2,712.00(
2,518,84.
4,821,4
1,13 T,OOO
1,520,'''
1,088.2..
$871,006
645 247
172,730
371,000
896,733
126,000
56,890
813 860
299,776
188,900
402 113
75.410
359.112
179.360
317,664
881,117
288,655
222,000
277,000
1376,000
659,196
177,89
687,000
874,426
124,000
68,490
815,96 1
205,69
188,676
372,81 f
79,750
414,8i")0
176,498
825 408
271,484
283,12.6
213,000
274,000
1393,1 1
1,691,49
876,F6!
CURTAINS AND CURTAINIktATERIALS.—A
fall stock of Frenca Brocatellee, Satin Damasks, Damask
de Laines, 1 000 rich Lace Curtains and Bindle Curtains,
Furniture and Oar Pinellas, Cords and Tassels, GimP3,
Fringes, g .13ilice,.TIndosv,Iihades pf
_every:"
etTle and prico, Vestibule Laces , rich Gilt aerates's, from
60 °cute to $26 Nvery‘hing complete for decorating,
partore,,efeamera, hot*, *c.. CARHYL k Bao-,
Tune, Curtain Store In Masenlo Hall No 719 Caestnut
,17050 .( street. ' "" 0 " . 20-stath3t
648.947
,454,8* • .
631,18'
434,815
626.76"
281,707
672,0.
867,4 II
21,194,2148,177,887
2,972 4t
3,244 31
2,144,398
,2,343,498
90,068,892.
18,641,194
3,378.970
3,769,592
I 4,335,012
4,749,220 1
!6,026,0701
14 997,935
6,008.351
F,002,418'
6 071,855
5,102.035
5,177,587
6,174,560
16,636,538
21,316,614
24,884,644
24,367,782
24,658,289
24 217,855
24,047,310
21,47.662
21 197,64
25,069 171
24 780,163
24,194 211
0,01.1. 8,401,412 42,939,938
change Sales, Sept. 22.
- .
. Phila. litehengs.l
BOARD.
100 &buy( Na pfd.... 14
100 deadmg B. .caeh. BIX
400 do .82
49 Pennon 40X
23 . do .. 49%
21 61or Onl pfdbs %Fri 118
6000 City ea .tiesc.lolM
1000 West Branch lxis 90
BUAB,DS.
32 Del MMus' Ina.. 273(
4000 Poona B. 2d mortlo3%
48 Pains ..... 30
50 Q ts 7-30 Tr Nbik.lo4X
60 Girard Col B a 6.. 244
20 13th k. 16th• et . 214
1000 My 63 New 1014'
Ltltigh Nay AS Gva 504
1000 earn Vimb 03'83.. 97
1000 Schuil 1i ay . 6e'B2 ST
2 illorria Canal pfd 118
BOASDS.
12 ......
BIOZS-111161.
Bid. diked
L Wand 8..... 18 1 8 .1‘
Leh Oldcli 50 51
Leeldc Bait scp. 29 2954
N Penne 8..... 9,44 10
N PAR Os 78 78
ki Nana a 10e.10214
Oaring B 3% 4
Oatawisas Prf.. 11% 12
Fr dr Sonth'k 8.. 40 ..
Sec R Third Bt B 68 70
Baca& Tioe-sts B 9% 10K
W Phila 8.. .. 52,4 53
Spruce& Pine.. 14 15
ISEP7MNBB6 22 -EVENING.
GR9OREIES A.NDOT#S.A.4.;caselmss..rolt.THE.
801.apian8 TN OUR Atari , —Now that ell ate more or less
.
interested in the forwarding Of goods for 'the use of our
brave soldiers, both' eick and well, we tike.the liberty of
staling that Mr. O. H. hlathan, : desieir'lli 'Roe family
-
aviaries, Arch and Tenth .streets, is daily sending, to
order, packages of
„acceptablo artichilemsriouaparllos
in the camps*, the greatest care tittitiltielliQiistaises,
to insure their reaching their proper destination and the
hands for whom they are intended.
U. S. FLAGS, AND ARMY 'OFFICERS' AND
Sueosozes EittxSaanse, from f15,90;17 each. No. 719
Chestnut at. W. 11 UAIIYL 4St
. 20s1r11h3e
GILT AND FRESCO—BORDERED WINDgX.
811ADE8, Of all styled and mien, suitable for dining
rooms, sleeping xvotcys, drawing. rooms, ale.,
At . Maecialis Hp, 719 phLoinut 'treat. W. H. OARRTL
& " . t ' 20.stuth3t
THE - BRAYVAT HON'S:
The MAID who MA . , h e r warrior's sash
With smiles that well her pain dissembles,
The while beneath her drooping lash
Ore starry tear-drop bangs and trembles; *-
The WIFE who girds her husband'a sword,
'Mid little ones who weep and wonder, .
And bravely wake tho che, ring word,
What though her heart be rent asniadei;
Tbe Mornren who conceall tier grief; •
While to her breast her eon she presses, '
Then breathes a few bravo words and brief,
Riming the patriot brow ebe blesses;
Doomed nightly in their dreams to hear
The bolts of wayaround them rattle,
Have abed as eacrod blood ae.e'er
Was pcured upon the plain of battle!
Uniform netly.matle, end bnl let- in °or isits," •st
°bailee Stokes , Artit.class iteady• mode Clothing Store,
nndtr tho Continettel." . •
A max who gives short measure is a measure
..
lase rogue. Ii in whisky, he is a rogue In spirit. If he
levee a bad title to land, then be is a rogne indeed: 11
ho gives' ehort nieseuro in wheat, then he is a rogue in
grain. And if be cheats when he can, be is, indeed, in
spirit, in grain, a measureless rogue No . man can corn:
plain of cheating, or of not having received the worth of
je money, who patronizes the one •price.military and
civic! Clothing Empotimn of Granville &oleos, No. 609
Chestnut street, where garments of every description are".
sold at sacrificing prices.
EcoNommixo.—To promote economy in
public affairs, the Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
that no more than half a sheet of paper shall be' flied for'
letters of the department when .an entire sheet isnot re..
qnlred. Blank circulars, Ito ,of most of the departmental .
are upon sheets, only one half 'whereof is covered by •
writing or printing.. Tho postal routine of mails receivedo
and sent contain, in a year, tons of white paper that ail . ).
not really-used, and aro, therefore, so much wartei and'
k i t In our own experience we- have alware found that'
half a idlest of paper is . folly enincientto nee in writing a
first-rate ix lice . of the elegant suits for- civilians, and the
unitorms for military mon, made it the BroweiStoue
Clothing Hall of flockhill do Wilson, Noe. 603' and 805
Chestnut street, above Bixth.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
mir 818 FOUBTH PAM!
. ARRIVES).
Brig Bermuda, Nelson, 4 days from Alaxan2 a, with
stores to IT Quartermaster_
Echr N H Farnham, Fuller, b days from BOatou, with
mdse to cavain..
- .
Bohr F F Randolph, Risley, 3 days from New York,
in ballast to Bopptier & Bro.
Bohr White Squall, sharp, 4 dare from Fortress
'Monroe, in batten to L Audenried & Co.
Behr Andrew Kam hip, Cake, 1 day from Jones'
Creek, Del, with oats to J L Bewley a .Co.
Bair Mary Rickards, 1 day from Camden, Del, with
wheat to Jas L Be wley a Co.
Steamer Bristol, Charles, 24 hours from New York,
with incise to W P Ols de
OLBABED
Bchr Dolphin, Keller, Wilnlingion, Del, B A. Bonder
& 00.
lechr H M ?days), Mciarituid, Heverlifil, a A. Hecktcher
13obr WO•131 .to
& CO. , . 1. a, .2.10b1e, Caldwell
Bcbr eictro, Ketham, Fortress Monroe, Ty l er,. Stone
00.
Scbr 1 , 1 E Olerk, Crlsrlc, • • do, do.
Belo .1 B 6rauulo, Clayton, do, do.
Scbr elei t, Schellioger, Waabington, 0 If Onnimings.
1 Olarpole. Baltimore, A-Groves, Jr.
btr 13 - evirli, Pierce, New:York, W P Olyde.
- KUNO - BANDA. '
Bbip Cbaa Hill, Percival. from,Boston for this port,
WaS spoken, 17th inet, lat 40 25, long 70 05.
Snip Sneun L,.Fitzgerata. Green, for. West Coast of
Sorith America, sailed from Baltimore 20th inet.,
Brig Berriets.B Fisk, beforeierorted wreokilik
scent ashore Aug 14th, near the entrance 'of 'the .dtralta.
of Belle Tale, in a thick fog. and - becaine toralrlose:=::
She was front P4month, 11, bound to Bichibucto, in
holiest.
MI ig Isadore, Miller, hence, at' Falmouth, Aug -, for
Black Diver, let inn.
cbr W Holmes, for this port, sailed from New
bur}port, 79th inst.
Behr Mediator, Miller, hellos at Fall River, 19th
inetatt.
ear Velma, Stanwood, at Salem 19th Ind, kora Dole-
Wel o City.
Steemehip Baxson, Matthews, hence at Boston at noon
ye.terd SY .
Btr Columbia ' Met inet, has been captured off
Seivennsb, wbilo trying to run the blockade
SPECIAL- .:NOTICES.
IT73IGREAT TAIITMPEE.STSINWAY
-&
BONS were awardedAo.lirspeless medal
at the late Great luternstione;l lahlbl , ion, London,
over the 269 Pianos from all parts of the world entered
f;r competition. . z • .
The special correspondent of the New York Times
says: 6. Messrs. Steinway's endorsement by the . jurore
to emphatic. and stronger and more to the paint than
that of any European maker." ' .
Waroroome et
se2o.6t
~.
•
GILOVEB, & BAKEIX'S NEW OIIIITTIJI
SEWING rfiACHINIA.-PRIOIE,
The attention of tailors and other manufacturers re
tubing the use of a East and durable lock-stitch machine,
Is directed to our No. 9. This i 4 a new and admirable
machine, operating with the greatest ease, and with but
little noise, and, although but , lately put into the market,
Is already a great favorite with manufactureri. It is a
Grata class machine, et a low prioe.
machine ever introduced In
. thls city has sold so
rapidly, or given each universal satisfaction. It is very
iimple in its construction, easily , learned, not liable to
get out of order r works with fine cotton, silk, or linen
thread, eunally well ; and the tow price at which it is eold
places it within the teach ef all who desire a reliable,
. •
serviceable machine.
GROVES & &MOB 8. M. 00.,
780 011EBT4IIT Street.
BATOURLOR 7 I3 11.1./B. Drz ! •,.
THE Mtn 'IN THE WORLD. •
INTI.V.TkIieL BATOHRLOR'S celebrated Hair DTs
produces 8 color not to be distinguished from nature—:
warranted not to Injure the Hair in the least; retnedica
the ill effects of bad dyes, and Invigorates the flair for
tife. . GRAY, RED, or BUSTY HAIR instantly tame a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair eott and beau
tiful. Sold by ill Druggists, Re. '
OW - The Genuine to signed WILLIAM /R.:tRILTOHILL
aflll, IN Qs four Met qf each bor. .
FAOTONY, No. 81 BAlKUAltfigtest, • .
• "(Late 288 Broadway Goa 18 . Bon4 gese4),
mr2&-17 • • Nair Zia::
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF TEN LATIBT
Irrum, made in the Beet Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALER. LOWEST - •Belling: Primal marked In
Min 7:l4Parmi. AR . Goode made, to Order warranted
pitidsctory. Onr OWE-Phial' Siirrim L 5 ettrioUy ad
hered to.' 'All are thereby treated
0e22-17 JONES a 00.,'604 BIABIEZT Street.
CARD PItINTING,.BEST AND CHRAPRST
In the City, at 111 South FOURTH Street.
CARD PRINTING, beat and cheapest in the. Oly,,nt
11l South FOURTH Sireet. *
. • .
MARRIED:
•
MULPORD—OARMALT. - -% On the 17th instant, at
Christ's (ihuroh. Binghamton. N. Y., by the Rev. Dr.
Beach, Wish& ,Muiford, of South Orange, N. J., to;
Rachel Prici; daughter of the late Laleti Oar Malt, of
Lake Side, Suequebanna•county, Pk • ' ° . : -
TAN HORN—II ART.—On the 15th Wet., by. the Rev.
A. 0. Beileey. Mr. Thomas 0. Van HOrn, orNofthama •
too township, Bucks month to Mias Lizzie Hirt,
of Philadelphia. * ,
--
BROWNNEAL —ln ohrist Ohurch, Woodbur, N.
J., on Monday, Bth September, by the Rev W. H. Nor
ris, Charles Henry Brown to Annie Neal, daughter of
the late Rev B. T. Beal, of Philadelphia. It
JACKSOBL,BUBNB the '29th ult:, by Rev. A.
B. Baldwin, td.r.,Theedore B. Jackson to Annie M. W.
Burns, both of this city. tk
. OARR.-01, the 9th'ilistoit'lfi .
Adam Oarr, late of the Arm of
,Oarr al Thomson, of Phi. ;
kIeIdIILLER.—On the 27 h of July, at tea, Mrs. lime-
Une T., wife of George 0. MoMnliln. .
The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu
neral, from the residence of her father(John J- Thur.
low), in Chester totynstitp, thls:(lttesdayd, the 234 inst.,
at 2 o'cloci P. M.
Oats leave the• Baltimore ttenot at 1.10. P. M. *.
WEBER.—September 21, 1862, Godfrey Weber, In the
84th year of his age.
The male trio ods of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. 636 Pipe street, this
Tueedey ) afternoon, at 4 o!clook. - Interroont at the
'Wordlands:
BULB'2 11 . 11 t NT.—On the .20th .inst., Robert Berry-
Ment, in the 50th yOe.r of his age.
BIRO —On the 21st test . Elizabeth 'P., wife of J AIM
Bing, and datighterof Joseph Martin, in,the 37th year.M._
her ego. -1 191
BOLRY• the -20th Ines , Mr.: Biteennalloley MC'
the 87th year of her age. . • ,*
BROW N.—Suddenly, on the 20th Wit., Mary Brown,
aged Si years .... IF
OA MPBRLI...—On the 22d lost., Clara Lord ' se, datigh
ter of %Ow:ad P. ono. Annie Campbell, in the 2d year of
her elm. -•
DONABUB -- 7 Tn Lynchburg, Fe., June 7th, Peter V.
Donbbile, this oily, private Inlinapp's Battery, P.T.
J URN fiON.:=On the 20th inst., Marla L. Johnson, In
the 28th year of her age. .*
%LINN —On First-day morning, 9th month 21st, Ida,
only danglrer of Frederick L. and derail O. illlne, in the
12th ) ear of her. age. • -• ; • • . *
E.OhNDA F F KR--On the 21st lest:, Bareli'34"Clangh-
Aar of Geerge W. and the late Rilza Korndaffer, aged 18
"_
or.... A ND SECOND ~MOUftNI
NG Drees SU,
Bleak Grob Grains and POultde Selee.;
h Tattetim and Gros As Shine*.
Black Arum:tree and Venettennes.
Black Gibe d'Nemmie or OttOmine.
sli c k and White Taffeta Lance, ,
- Slick and White Vareovienuee.
Black and White neat Stripe@ and Obeolut
SESsON it SON,
se2-tf Mourning Store, No. 918 OHESTNITT Street
EYRE & .LAN,DELL,,
POtrisTß and ARCH ebTßlfirre.
. OPINING POR PAIL SALES:
Idagoilloont
Magnificent Shawls.
Magnificent Pontine.
• Good Black Silks. . •
Richest Printed Goods.
Good Brook ot
BL
1006 CHESTNUT Street.
DIED:
1:13 :11 • - ' 4 N. - - XXV, KIESMP MEETIN ..
Tbete will ''be .1 4- hie•ang at" ' thrbtlifeilfl
uit THE Eli P HVe: 1;61. . TRIO - .lIVICNING.
st wbich. -ROBERT. from London,
Annaba? ,of the Chinch ot, England, will give. en
account , or the' reOonework orgracie In • England; and
especially-or the influence dr•Lay- agency In connection
tbeeentiti•tebill Denson, interested in the beet welfare, of
the cauee•of - 01 net are - invited to attend. Tile-meet
leg all cotoutence athalf past.l;-.. lt* '
NINETEENTH . mg ET..
113 ING of. the kistiOillarnienliksoutive OotElnWee
or rho Ifinoleenth Went wilfabs (TaesdaY)
EVENING; , at 8' 6 , clork. , it thri , lciries of John Deurr,
corner of ELT.i& and - AMBER streets; Candidates 'are
ressectfolty. *
11* 141-f,t,.Bocretrtry.
_orPERSONALLY 4PPEAREEEEFORE
me - the litOmiribee, Chlefiderm4:iesiener to super
louud draiting,, OHA RIMS SNYDAIIII; - of Seboing pre.
cinct cf Ty. enty=tlitid .vfaid; :Who, • h &vial beiteezempt
from draft, doth demose and saY, that he revokes * and
annniti the oath talieti byi been is regard to •hearing arms
in self dEfenee, or in defei3ce4 hie country, and that his
name boo been placed on theoroli liable to militia duty.
Affirmed before me the:22d day of .Pentember. 1882.
. • • B. GERHARD,
ati3.ftft2L-4 , (Thief Clommieetinter.:,
:41PHILAliELP.HIA ASi R.E . A.D I:P/G •
RAILROAD 0051P.aNT, 0 TFIOSI 221 SOCfril
11017.11 T fI•ST BE E Prim s Sept 20," 852.
To avoid detention, the noldire of,Codpousof.tbleOW , 2,
pant, due on the list. iroxfulo, are ,tetintiale4",to d inave
tnm at tbie office on or before the 11011iiiiit. when •ie
col pte will be `given, Atioittctint 13 . per Idea? foe Unitid
Staten tax, and checks . ..CM be readt,tor - dgeatYciethe
let proximo, in exchange for laid reciettitis.'
et 22-8 t • - ' 'S. pß4DrOlfAD:Tiiiilztrer.
ECLEC TID, MEDIC AL.COLLEGI € OP
11.3 • PIULADELPfiIe. 11&018 STRICE r. BELOW .
•Fl VTR Preliminary ; _Lectures • nmence..
WEDNESDAY,: October:l, at 73 i o'clock P..111.,,apd •
the !TVA 'mown s9lll,:commence on WEDNESDA.Ir,
October 8, at 9 o'clock A. M. Tickets to the session VW.
For further., knowledge of Alto College,. apply.•t)
..,reiNr., AL D., Dean, of Die: Faculty, No. 931. , it. Boll.
Btreet, Pbiladrlphis, Pa. : ' 5e1703C1t,..
gr. NOTICE IS HERERIC.GIVEN . Ttl&T
THE ._OO4OINBOIttIi BANK OF F FIN ff
tt 1 LOAN lA''. intend to apply to thelaiihdature of Itenn
eylvaaia, at their neat imettion, for, a renewal of their
. charter. 'Baid.Bank,le located in Oi s iihity 'of Philadel
phia, with"en ~
authorized' 'capital,orOiti million of dol
tare; a renewal of,.which will haLasked for, with the
venal banking privileged. - Le( •
By otder of thOloard. ' 8. '
. je2B-tu6m f. ;
E Is HEREBY ` GIVEN,
lirthat anltoalication will bo. Ma& to 'ate Logiela-,
tare of Pennsylvanti, at their nex.ftriailrin, for a renewal
of the Charter of ;the; RANH (flirting NORTHERN
LIBERTIES. The said Bank being looted . tho•oity
of Philadelphia, wittCan authorized oanitar of, five.bun
dretttlioneand •
.
By 'order of the ,Board. .
W. GIIMMEMII Cashier .
Thilimielphis, Trine 23; 1862 1e24 tn 6in
07tFiFTII.WARD NATIONAL UNION
- 7 1 FART ;—i•A *Mpg of all oittitMe "Of the fifth
bi d , in fever , d,'enOiklinog the -Nattorial'ldteinistra-
Ron injte efarte•to eihnprees the exhiting rebellion, will
be held for the purpose of completing the*ward'osganlze-
tion, - on 2UBBDAY EYE AING, the 23d instant,. at 8
o'clock, at the hall of the Good Intent Hose Ooinputy,
Spruce street above Sixth. All citizens, who, at the en
suing election', — lhtend supporting the nominees of the
National Union — P,art ), artiursently - invited to be:Pre
sent, as rnitterepf great Importance will be brought
before the meeting. By order of the committee on orga
hfistion.• • ~/GGIBEBT H., NIGEIOE,S,
. ..r • c
. se22 2t .
ErrNATIONAL UNION . : NOMINATIONS.
" NO-PARTY- BUT' 0:r1R - 000NTRY."
• ' :STATE OFFICERS.
• Auditor general • •• • •• •
TEOMAS . B. COCHRAN.
• :1••••• rtirnyor Canard:
' WILLIA 61 S. BOSS. •
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS. •
' • • •Mayor. .
DER HENRY • '
' • • District Attorney.
WILLIAaf B. MANN. :'
City
' CARROLL BREWSTER.
Olty .... .Controller:
,JOSEPH R. LYNDALL.. ' • -•
Deceloree of Taxes
JAMES- 0. 111.1CLOH. • • •
Prothonotary of Court of Common Plena.
PREDERIOR O. WOLBERT.
1 City nommissioner.
'5 - - "JOHN GIVEN.".
• - CONGRESS. J, -•— s
First Digtrict— " '
Beccoid Dieftiqt--OHABLES
Third Districi---LTDNAILD MYERS.' s.
For, Diqtrict-t-WILD Telt D. 'BEIsTARI.Y.
Fifth
8 NATOB. :
Second Distriot-4&1108 B. It IDGIA.Y.,
Fourth.DistritEOßGE .001itiELL.
• ASSEMBLY.
First Dletript..—WM. B. FOSTER.
BeamitiTistiict—MOßTON A. EVERLY. -
Third District--TROU&S T. WILLS.. - :
Fourthr•Dittrict—S.AbirEL 1. REA,
Fifth DistriCt—JOSEPH MOORE. .:•
Sixth District—CHAßLlS M. OLUMAN.• • -
Seventh District—THOMAS 000HRAN..
EightbDiettict--JAMES N. KERN.
Ninthßit.trict:—.JOHN A. BURTON.
Tenth District—S. S. PANOOAST:
Eleventh District—FßANKLlN D. STERNER.
•Tweittle.District—LUßE V SUrPillis. • • . -
Thirteenth District—JAMES HOLCATEIy
Fourteenth,District—ALElLANDEß 011m101748.
Fifteentb:Pistrict--WILLISIC - r. SCATS.
Eixteeritb - DiptiiocEDWARD!G. LEE:
sev.ntienttallitoct-011ABL118 V. ABBOTT. isiSte
'
A. r
TROOP:.
. .
Lilminshere of • this Troop now in the city will report
"ai . C . APT AIN TRY' 3 TENT,
, • : INDEPENDENCE SQUARE!:
foli more active young, men will be twee pted by op
plying at once.
This Triibi receivts all the
BOUNTIES,
amounting to all to '
' 167 DOL . C., A.RS.
CAPT. WM. H. FRY.
ee2l 4t* • •
OFFICE, OF THE
•
ANDERSON TROOP, P.V.
atoned floor of the Pennsylvania 'Railroad . Office,
Corner of THIRD St. and WILLING'SAIIep,
below HALNUY
Captain WILLTY.bi J. Pd6TASILEII. -
The CANE:LEN (Hdor General Baell'a
wroori) has been recruited for special eorvice in the De
pariircebt of the Ohio, and will be permanently attached
to Head Quartet • • sellS• 4trt
I N FE - 1 , 1".D RNOE OIL TY
OAPETS —The undersigned baying , opened' his
School for the Military Initruction of Youth, will
• trill on Monday and Thursday afternoons of each
week, it 4 &clock. et the Armory, N. E. corner of
EIGHTRIDSTEI ' and 013ESTIIT dtreets-
For • terms and circulars .apply to HOYT BRO 8.
W. corner Tenth and Chestnut streets, at the Armory on
the afteistoone of the drills, - or at the residence of
11-BOHENDomfr,
No. 1912 00&1911B.dire5t.
te23-5t
152 d PENNSYLVANIA -VOLVAT.;
TENRS.—Good NeU . Sre; o:reitttd fOr
or ibis 13,tgiment., For particulars, inquire at Heed.
quarters of Battery•L 886 HARIHONY stresVphus.
delpbla: and 441 BT. JOHN e treet.
'Osptsia.--JOBB PH W. BANDFRSON.
, lialenteuant—AHNOLD ANGER() a.
Wanteitao-.4BBNILTES
... ~...
B E C WIJ,IT. 8 . WANTED 'FOR
FORT DRlAWAltifeevy Art.iiiiiy . seriino , —
$165 'Bounty ; NO "sitars leaving the city • An
Versant] tinderatending
. tollitari".drill i 'who will bring
in eutida of mon, can have insitions .in: the company.
Paynrotiona, and ..uniform, from dey'nforiuter.. - 1k cOly
at flmulguallere, 409 . OBEST2iII.I . Illtyre . t. ' ': 'll9O 6t*..
OltitibLit6T.''ZOUAVE3 '-00 At
I • 1
TWENTISTE REGIMEN* STATE MILITIA., Col.
W.M. B:VIN110.111&110 now: tirtliotPre 'eerniee.. , A. few
more BROBUITS will be renebred,at No 87 South
THIRD Street, if application bO'rn'ale inicriediatelY
lie2o.3t* E. 0. 01,AirKE, Recruiting Officer.
i 888. D.(4 IJ A Rl' E R.13' . 110D111
917A8D,_ • , •
CITY Oi PrittaitittilliA, Sept:l9, Aid. •
• • s.• °EBERLE. .oupsw N0..13.
T U BE EXIGENCIES OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE
require that the 'Rome Guard be filled, according to the
plan of Ile organization, to its maideurm standard, 10,000
men. It is therefore Ordered : . , , • .•
' 1 That the tervicei of one regiment of Artillery, two
regiments of Intentry,and one regiment of OavalrY—
each regiment te.conelet of .teet.oompanies of 100 officer/
and inen—willbVaCcented, iiiktirereghnints enrolled in
the Home Guard. - - Our &Wins otb
them wirbont delay. --
2d
2d: Officers of .exiiiting,rgiments in the. Rome Guard
not on duty with their oommands in' service will forth
with open their respective Armories, and . proceed to re.
croft their companies to the•siandard *of .106 officers _and
man, mid will report daily, et niniin'alock El., to then
Beadonarters, the addition thereto they have received.
By order of-A. .7; zr
Brig. Gen) CoMmanding Home.thuird;‘'
EllArdiOHD, Ant. Adit.
4i RET.iatiAtif , .GOQPSe
FLAIVIELS.-!—:Jitist...teoerired,:.fiftebs
pieces of those celebrated Shaker FLANNEL', at ,
54 cents ;.they are lull Yard 1/106, very heavy and no-
ShAnkable This is, I suppose,.all there will be at that
'twice; this season. All-wool White, at 25; all.wool Bed
u
at all-wool White, yard wide, heavy, at 40 ots ; Bed
twilled, at 37X, 40, - and 46; , Blne twiUed, 40,45; . and 60;
Qray
• twilird, at 87X, 40: 4i, 50, and 62X ; Ballardvide'
Flannels, in every - - 'satiety that
„comm. trom:3sO. ny.'
'rheas are very desirable. on account of their washing so
nice,: Beal" Union Fi111111431, at 28 eta. These 'goods
are all very cheap; being but a small advance on Lea
Year% pa ices. 'GIUNVILLIC B. HAINES,'
se22-St 10111 MARKET Street, above Tent*:
. .
FLANNEL-,SHILIT.I4I,OB.,.STA.IPED.
, iraillijap,ofirmq . aditi an d dadrsble 111, - ki;
Justreoeivel.
SHEPPARD, TAR HABLI4GBN, ABEIBOII,
se2o.otlfi r.' • 1008 ORS3TNUT street.
A RBlit bI426.NIKEITE3, AWAY BLAN
xt. K tiffy !.0.• •
Ter sole at ;by _
••• ORICIPPARDM4I,WLICLINGEN, emasoN,
, Re 2o.6tn• ; • • 0 .,,, 51008 01333TN11T street
WHittftt4SWINVIN4'BRANDT.
, PUEB 0.13)1M AND r win VittEGAIL.
``GREEN , -11117gtAILD, Sib%
etplcEs; • •
Alt the moat s§ fei_Ert) . imvtiw mod •Piddini ParPoota
ALBERT 0 RO BERT,
DRITABBsIN' YINA •
orniziTri .ND-vtine.
la i !TRUBB =- 4110 : rkapt
PPT.r6r2Frr
' — TO: H. NEEDLES,
Otirieer T.WELFTR and. RAU' Streets; iiiilatielPhia•
Hernial 'Trtunies and mechanical aPplianoee oorreati:
nelit by ; •
- O. Et. ITEDDLIEB.
-Pine Trench and approved American, adapted to oven
foam of rtintnra, In 'adults and children Dalin& ant
Arne hien •Suroorken end Bella, Shouldet! Braces, Br*
pecutortee; 'Stud° Stockings,' and Syringes In great Tire
riety. . Ladles' pepartment, TWELFTH Street, Ent
door below Baca. Condnoted bi oonivetent indica
3011-Ere it
rR HAIR CUTTING, LADIES
teke their Oblldren to the Heir Dyeing Seinen
FOURTH end BRA NOEL Streets. 1620 u 0«
PORT WlNE.=—Tarrnona and Oporto
1. Pon to sale, in bond, bv . • , Ot
• Cate& &
. .110. If6JralgICUT Streit,
-- • .
QBAMLESS BAGS;
Stork's 3-Bushel. ' • •
/5,0001 abdroiamcki , ;
Losklsfon . .; •
- -
• - • Prymiam A
•'Union A: •
Juts,' ito•friko• • '
• For oilOiliet'delivery ; by. • ' • -4: •
..i; •0- 0110. GII.IGG,
go2B4ggt• • - • •
~.;,:21111:121117801I"Aloy..
EEO. •D:
orrzu roR 134L8
Tomo midi;
• .
103,000gravelABIlleREM'
.
35,000 STANDARD BLANESTEI. •-• •
. .
3T
500 -
11ALICB: STANDARD PE E'-
PICIINGL LLB.
600 Biffdlit, Laidsittitykittainia, &c., &c. '
60 bates Mossabeost. , . • ." . •-
100 cases lilaterville Ex. Canton Flannels
7,000 yds. Hamilton, 3t-inch.
cases Vermillion White Bock Unsays.
- Rob Boy Linsars• *
Domes Flannels, A 11121" standard.
4}6 Point Blankets, welgbt 6 lbs ,for Hospital f.
Low-priced bladder' ?tints, &c., &a.'
For Fiala, net cash on delivery, by
,
2ui. ogua9a . Alley.
ee29 St
BROWN DRILLS;
OF
STANDARD. gpALITY.
- . JOE . 8 /4. 11 1 31 r
WEL 6 cii , OOFFIN, & 00.
CHESNUT STREW.
CLOTHS" 0 A 1 0 61 ,/YIERBS.
. SATINETS, - -
KENTUCKY: JEANS,
lAINSEYS, : TWEEDS,'; •=-
'" KERSEYS,
KLAINNELS, and . '
ARMY WOOLIENS.....
For sale by the package, by
WELLING, gOFFIN, &I 00.
- so2B-1325t0t0019 220 0111113TPUT Oncost
ATL.A.NIIC'DELAINEVOWAIIY.
NIOURNIN(3I - PRINTS ,
:•
Black said.widte,7 , •-• Black 'and Purple,
ISlseiCaled Gray, Black and Lavender,
---NEW• STANDARD STYLES,
Pll.l 11111 D BY
;WILLIAM SIMPSO N .
-NiwlAti, STYLES OP EUDORA PRINTS,
. il / 1 9 1
SAMUEL SLATER it. 00148 •
0.04 '
! ,7071 ! SALE BY ,
.• •
JCiSEPt-I
128=491p 130 CHESTNUT STREET.
ARMY GiCYODS.
DABS-BLUE GOAT CLOTHS. ' ' •
DARK-BLHE OAP CLOTHS.
SKY. BLUE CLOTHS FOR OTTIONEEL
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT. .
. _
„Iq-ounon DUDE.
'DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
:HEAVY LINEN DRILLS &ND DUCK.
BROWN.' AND BLEACHED 'MEETINGS AND
- SHIRTINGS;
For side bi
FEOTHINGHAN & WELLS.
sel.ff ff
ARMY 7 PIkek..I4WETS,
GOVERNMENT- STANDARD,.
. .
FOR SALE BY
&
WELLS.
AGENTS.
ato.ts
WELLING, COFFIN, & 00.,
NO. 220 CHESTNUT STREET,
are prepared to
CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY
ALE--- - -
WOOLEN Alb., -
COTTON GOODS,
STANDARD QUALITY.
SHIPLEY... HAZARD. &
•TICITOTAINSION.
. V n0..119 mime= ITT swan%
nemmistioir
PHILADELPHIA-MADE Goma
t.ths..e.,
11 S. •
• 1 0 1V.10.: TWENTIES;
- - - • .
'2O-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS
. :
PAYABLE AT TEN orrlcet-pr •Tirikeloymni-,
• , •,
• .MENT.ANTER
I am Instructed by the '.IIIIOIIIITABY or THE
TIINASUBT to receive. Intbspedptlona toe the alms
LOAN.. AT PAR..
THE\ INTEREST TO OOMMZEOE.i/191 DATE
..• • • "
DEPOSIT
Thus avoiding the difficulty heretofore experisnoed by
esstalrini payment In GOLD of the Interest from May
last.
A Tail supply of these Bondi always on hand.
JAY COOFEF....
ISEBBOPIPTIOI AGEE%
114 SOUTH THIRD ST.,
nag-tt
egt3.120
• JANIS W. WALTON. •c TIOXAB W. TOW.
"UPI - ALTON & YOST, •
I BARIUM& BROKERS,
GIINNEAL OOLLIOTOBS,
No. 26 Smith TNIBD Street, PhtledelphlA.
sitriuNticats.
Jar Cooke d Ckt., • Hon: ISMINI PoCook,
/twee, Kent, Bente*, k 00., Hon. H..D. 7,oeter,
Bah &rick, Black, A Co., Hon. A. B.ll.eederi
C. lb Son, Hon. Aes Packer,
B. P. kllddleton A Bro., Hon. Warren I. , WRodwizti,
Hon. Wm. Wilkins, - , V. L. Bradford. Nod.
enT-sko - , •-• • ; -
Om
GENTS': PIMMPP::q . , 9- GOODS:
GAORGE , 4*.EMNTA
jAN11TA.0191311N19. 7 : AND.pHALNE Ilt
16IBMiSURNMENGF,000P8i
1-
16:6 4 .610.911116NUT STBACBT;
si3• , -• . - .
ataltiai
tins° IHISTIBLINITFACTORY.
TM enbeertber would blytte attention to
IMIROVRO. OUT OF SHIRTS, _
WNW' be makes a epeotelty in ble btudneei. Nor
reeetvins
NOVILTLIS FOR' GINTLIBEINT WIL&H.
J. Vir: SCOTT. .
HINTLIIHRN'S FURNISHING STORE,
• N 0.314 OHJIIITNIITNSTRINT,'
ise•tt • loci doors Iletnie the Oanttnentel.
sm.
• •
JAMEI3 'W I BON;
mearuzukinniien ma) immaira:
' •
1 11..00B:3:N 4 a , G1,A1313.1313,
.•••'• • , OWF eisi • ••
• • ' /IF* .1 I 41:11111r4 8,- :
/*D . gincippiir•
;_fPo •
, .
PROT° 41111# P:l4 •9;
cuulTllll6DI. • • • • .
AIALERIEWf
- • •
4sie cicainiTT OTREBT,
0 1414
A MARVEL AN DA' SPELL—The
47 beauty, trnthtolness. aLd fine flatoli of !LEIABB'
IYORITYPEB ass marvels of art, and delf;ght all who
Op ire the beslltUta. sBooND bc, ands Ore". I'M
nP , IANCLIL
Loisoximp 4""
M:I.4IILPHLI-
.3vongjesioalaKTAßY~!",
IiKELATARY M KINGS
,
'- BRAE4IIIIIIAPRAOIC TRIMMINGS, U. R. Regale
. tion, with Buckles. In complete Petit
ROLL RR MOCKLER, -inch, for Haversacks.
BRAM INFANTRY AObOUTIrRIERNT MOUNT
_
- 'IEIOI3, in complete seta.
EMIMMEM
- BRASS'HAT ORNAollNTlVlliglioaNdles, Trenit;
pate, Crossed Sabres; and Otalidd'ajdagni." ''''
•• BRASS LICTTICIIA :441 . NPIKIMIIM •
'll - BABB OAViiiit Elder. . .
..'BRASS I SLANT ELY- do: ------ do.
• BLURB CAVALRY — MOUNTINGS; U. B. Regula
tion eisti eCuioplete including Saddle Tree,
Picket Pin, Lariat' Rope, Curry Comb, Rona
Brash, and Spurs.
BRASS SCREW and STRAP Jilt RS, for . 011imrs.
BLUE, fTABLEI', and . G FIAT BLANHBTd, for
Officers sad Erkeiiirea -; ••• •-. • •
For saletillitairthiva, and of the beat quality, by
W. P. , WILbTAC3I-1 & Co.,
36 NORTH THIRD BUM/Ll',
ee23.lm
T EN tij-.IIV-WAOL
FINE TENT: CORD.
i TE3.FitAD
-7 330042 COILS
A r r-i g D'a
JOHN S. LEE Bs 00:
ROPE /TALKERS MID ,ERIP OikNOLERS,
No 46 NORTH...WHARVES.
etlB- at
WM.. T.- .
•
'B4 BOUT SECOND STREET.
- .
• • •
ARMY AND NAVY *.
CLOTH S E.
8 4 Dark Dino, from - 21.12 to $3,00
3-4 Light Blum from - 160 to 00
6 4 Light Dines, from ti 3.50 tor . S.oo'
.4 Pilots and Beavers, from ...... 2.60 to .5.00
8.4 and 8.4 Indigo Flannels 80 to 2.50
4.4 and 8.4 Stripe and Plain Woolen Shtrt
log to 2.00
•
430 9 15 !
• Sky Blxie.Berseye.
Sky Blue,CaosimereEr(for:lMeera'
Pants.) - ,
Anifßlue.triiiform Cloths.
pigh . ThirCap Cloths.
Dark :Blue Blouse }namels.
:While:Domet,Fkiniabi •
Twilled Gray Mixed Flannels.
Blanketi.
lOc ptmos and 12-otmee • 13thamiturd
TENT DUCK. '
in ion and for ssie bv
SLADE, SMITH, & Co.
NO. 39 lartiliii; AND 40 SOUTH FRONT BTEL.
' . . ' 4 7 - PHILADNLIPEILL
KEW' PIIBLIGAT/KMB.
St 'A AT.1 7-- 13 . Us.:1 1 1:E S
1:114081iD BY.TEEII ACIT. OF 1862,
an27-8m
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 1, 1862.
Published for the convenience of
MEBOHANTS, It/LNKERS, BROKERS,
OONVEYANOEBS, ATTeENBYS,
The above is the title of a neat. CARD, convenient for
reference, In efflice-or countinghouse, arid shows at a
glance, the amount of 'duty to be paid on Bank Check,
or Draft at bight; Promissory Note or Draft;
cats of Stock; Certificate or Profits; Power of Attorney ;
Broker's Note; Passage icketi.Bill of Lading; Mani
feet for Entry or Clearance; Protest of Notes; Certificate
of Deposit; Bill of Exchange; Warehouse Receipt; Ex
press Company's or Common Carrier's Receipt; Tele
graphic-Dispatch ; Mortgage, or Bond;.Probate of Will,
or Letter of Administration; Original Writ, Deed of
Grant; Lesko; Policy of Insurance; Certificate of Da
.
snags ; Charter' party;Entry of Goods, ,ko , &0., and
various other articles of every-day business. It will save
a world of trouble to the .businese man. It has been
carefully prepared by a member of the Philadelphia Bar.
Price 10cents each., Printed and far sale by ;,
KING BAIRD,.
se7A-St -
PHOTOGRAPH
RAPH. 1.'5.:
Anew' lot bo b ikik In' TURKEY MOEOOOO, FULL
SIZE, with'class, reduced to WU), LEN THAN con
TO MAIIIMA.OTIII33. Other styles proportionately.
low ! • P1T0M311. 1 13 Cheap. Bookstore
sea tool . 439 OaIIeTNUT S treet.
rpHE, BATTLES
.
We snail have ready. TO-DAY,
• , ANOTHER FUlde OTIPPLT •
M Blunt's May of Virginia, gieing clear and aocnrate
information 'concerning .
ALL TDB BATT LE-FIELDS - -;
now engaging attention in Virginia. —Prime-BO cents,
- Also, ihaliellan's War May of the Middle and South
ern State', upon which are marked alitheitiiiihi-iilds. ac
companied by the dates. Price Si
For sale-by - WM. S. & ALFRED BiA.RTIEN,
oe2 • - ya ' ' ' we E7H ESTNIIT Street
'WAR • TELEGRAM M ARKLN
- MAP OP vntokwuk.
.8122 26 BY 213: • . FRIO)! 25 GENTS.
Sold in all Peileditad and Book Stores, also sent to an,
address on receipt Por particulars see adver
tisement Inl?rank Leslie's ' . .
L. PBAN ( I & OO.vPubliabers, 109 Washington street,
Boston, Maps.• „ . an26-1m
. . . .
CIRVULATINtf
•
I. BROTHERHEAPS.. CIRCII-
If
L&TINGI.LIBRARY..=AItthe HEW Eoglinh
and American Rook% including ALL OLABSE3 otLita
raters. Thhrie the ONLY' Library in the country that
includes all.theliKW ENGLISH BOORS that are not
REPRINTED- here.
TOTEM S 6 per year Lei:. months N 3; three months $1.60;
One month 75' canto, or 3 cents per day. "113 South
BIGHTS Street. • ee8.314 •
VNGLIsH AND FRgaell. FAM1.631.
.124 4:)LBOITL ATIN G LIBRARY AND CABIGET:111
'LECTURE, 1317 CHESTNUT STREET.
Subscriptions per year, month, and day. • •
General catalogue just published, fttruisbed gratis. , ?
'ln Prase Catalogue of the Young Ladies' French Ll
'u Catalogtakde Ici Bitditititique des DORMS et del DA
`fitoiserles,” DI. )I. MRI SAOREIRL'agellt,
Og SUNUP Street.
110AR6IIAL!3;ORFIONr.-
131 PutLADaLrrusOpptember 251, •Ml 2.
The Marshal's Bale of the cargo of the.sObtaroer
AVERT .will take place on the 24th inet.,:atMlOnis
'llltß'S 131 ORB, No. 142 North riga "'•'.'4
• : WILLIAM MIL taW-A3ID, ,
. • 11. 8.• Marshal:EL D. of-Penna.
-UAASBAL'I3 SALE.-By virtue of
.01. • 'Writ of Bala by the Honorable JOHN OLD
' WAJAADZE, Judge of the DistrictOourt of the United
Btatis in and for the Bastern Distinct of PennsylVanie,
in Admiralty, to me directed, will be sold at public sale,
'to les higheet'and beat bidder, .for •Oash, at taioas
-11118.'13 BTOBB ; 80. 142 N orth BROW! Street, _ow',
WEDliltriDAY, Sept. 24,.1882, at .12 o'clock ligitthe
cargo of the schooner ALlitT, consisting offfaa, el
.gars, brogans, gaiters, tbread,.usper. stati. 1, lead,
itcapflineeed oil, IWO, .beet-iron. soomdbltir &Wolof of
~gtigeltandise. , WILLINVkaLLWARD,
8. "District of Penna.
• PanrosirElL, BePteal Bel .62843
Er
meium.xv , ffALE.—By virtue of a
- AN.I. WS " , Sale, by the Hon. JOHN 0 ADW ALADDR,
to e s
J oThistrict Court ef . the United States , hi in 4
far ' District of Pefinsylvanis, in - Altograltr ,
t . - directed, will be sold at puUlo seas, ri, the' biabegi.„,.
mid' beet bidder, for citab, at SAM Olfa. 0- U V lt ''' ''
AUCTION STOBIL No. 124 8 00th 7110NI' Stret, on
TUESDAY MORNING, October 7, 1882, * rr i .,.,:l i t h t f
cargo of the .termer LODONA, orcistrting 0 . ,--- mu :,
if Tee, and Almonds ; '
thl (she rra lletl ' 11.1811;, - 318111- 11% ,1n8'. °en:44 n um r...7 1,1v asp,
..
. i. firrldarshel S.D. of ire__
PnrtarortarniA„ September 20, 1889. seze-m
.
ft
• deb
zrNo , Aw ry', AIID TOILET MRRORS,
The beet In the world for fitilth mad dura l bEttl.
B. M.. 8. .
. .
The beet brand Eillk-tinietked.
YZLVET RIBBONS.
• Pole Agent, BENJASIIN, M. SMITH,
•. 166 DIIANII Street; near, tweet Brow:Iwo',
seslo.llin' New York.
Philadelphia
or -
.6; 2; Ilia 12
''lNl'..'..w.rti.itF,..7 .-- .:.'.:
FOR SAAB BY
Aso
To ao .irro:spimoT.
And the PUBLIO generally.
No. 607 SANSON Simt, Philads.
MARSHAL'S ickLES.
pENSIONS t$lW - 131)11Itilet, `fAND .
,
PAT trtoc'dtad and collected for Soldiers, Sailors!,
and the relativen M Inch as are dectaved, - bi.
JAMES' SULTOIe, ATTOSItE T.
AT HIS LAW AglD, OISLLBOIftiII orricisom
WALIitIT Btreet,,PktUdelphis. • •
For business done in Mr line charges will be as fol- •
lows : For collecting Bob:Hots' and dallors' Pay leas than
IMO In amount, 81 When o:11'$50 in amount, Di per •
cent. on the excess: For colfiveting arrears of rarli rd
COO Bounty for relatives of decease] soldteri, 2)iper,„
- cent. For' procuring FenSions,. tlie - qovernntont, teat
For collecting and promirlfg en' ctilbireletives of deoz , -;
ceased !Whirs that have ,volunteered. IdJICB the 26ttr:: , ; ,1 -' '
gegoet, 1882, from thie
.F.4/.l...u s e l o v h z err
rammed. . '
ise2o tilt 424 - WhaiiillT:Eltreet, PhiladotWit •
.
I DOWS AN.AII.O. , TRIBBS.—+•
VI Pensions, ' Poirlow, - Pensions.
Widows, Orphans, Mothers, - Diecharged-,
Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, imititle#, to P.oosio[llll,
should call at once on . •
JOV,PIf. 11:DiVITT & 00.,
PelaidoiLiaid a llnitary Agent,. .
4 1(e: 427„ u r Street.
,Eelft Ot
1 OIIN T Y ANY 'BACK : TAY .1
Bounty awl Back Pay 1 &May., and-fiack - Pay I
Bounty, and Back Pay :—Wires, Ohildwl. Fathers,.
Mothers, Brothers, and Slaters are entitle&abßomity.aml:
Back Pay, 0241:Shou1d make earl, application.M.
JOSEPH. E. DE VIT & CIO., .
jejlicacy acid Naval gcnOri •
p0..427...W&L15UP Street.
•
11 TT .810 Tffit B. (ASVPHO UGH •
DER. ityisDlagyrlS ALIVIC) of 'any Soldier ?
Sailor, or Marble; killed,.or.whe may have died in the
service of the United Etatetq end on whoMehe may have
been derendent, in whole or in part, for entitled
to a Penmenof at lout Zigbt Dollaie per Month, by
malting an immediate application to .
JOSEPH 11: DT_ITITT & 00.,
No. 427 WALNUT Street. •
Remember thcr number; Four Hrindred and Twenty."
seven.. -
?dILITABY AND NAVAL &MINOT
'AIMBEI3B BY melk., ATM" 1N reavaorr. -
- •
110111ZE MONEY, RATION M.0 . /VEY,
; dca., &O.; culled or collectA . iit ' • •"
• JOSEPH E. DEVIrly & OO Et%
~, • ••No • 427 Nir's.LN'3l' *reit .Plntedelabia.
•••••Bstaemlber the, number, Pour Hundred and Tweaty
. iItrAITA.BY NATAL AOSHOY.
PHOTOGRe&HS.
HAVE YOU 'SEEN . ERAILER'S
- JUL . greatest : trialititill of art 1. 'lf not, • go- to hie
Gallery, BBOOHD btieet,. above Green. Tito beauty
and naturaint mi Lifweiza OH. cAorod Ptiotegrapbe
-le the adnaratioti of ell; nniv stsitr prieoa: 11*
rp EY , “ CAN'T; B.lsE 1.. P "liIOW ,IT
-
A. Is that BEIMEB can.znike snob fine Ookired PHO
TOGRAPEB for 51. It is • we4`known he does DO. se
thourande of patrons can 'testify. Go to 13BOOND
Street, above Green. , • . . • 'lt*
EDIUCATIO.N.aIh
• • •
ROF 131 R &KY 00R80413t - ' • 'SEP
.0014 D Abaasl Jonrso.ofi tisotiros on lingliskr fo.
11.104 Literary art, and Criticism, will commetos on
TUBSDAY.,October 19,,1882 For particuiari Beer Cir.
eclair, at Leypoldt , s foreign Book btoro; No:: 2323
CIIII3T13371! 3treet.. ~..; :5e23.7r.
•
PRIVAVE TUITION GIVIN IN
. LATIN. !GBREN,‘ AND • SIA.T ME RATIOS; T&
B LODEN TWIN TAB UNIVERSITY, whit, on aeoottnt
of %ant:Wiwi previous preparation, need , such. aid for
the &nor-eosin! pursuit of their present-etodies. Also 'ln
'
Nzglish Literature =Literary Analysis; -abd-the •tai;hai 'E'•
branches of aliberal culture to Garlicky:thy '
ed their course of school 'education, but. are•desironeing
oontibuirg their study in other than the ordinary solid'.
hallo directions. ' • •
Aderess B H. 0," at this office. sea,
AIIIUsEMI,NT.
MBE. JOHN , .' DREW'S ARO.H. - :
. .
BFBRET THEATER., * • • .
Acting and Stage Mow! .W. 8 riIEVERIUKEI.
'ilneinese A Pent and 'Timm:war JOB. D. HU HPH T.
BENEFIT OF SQVDIERS' OEP AN isrLua.
EIGHTH NIGHT OF. AIISE JAN! 00031B8 t
Who hae etntron.h vo)unteerect. . • •••
TO NIGHT, TIIESirAY, SEPT 43,-•
_ Second time of '
THE WORLD OF FASHION. •
Marie. •
Footage' .
Pla i .eopelnde with
'71 , 1 OFF TO .TLIE WeR.
Be* ' • Mimi O. ME Nil
`Pneee'ae. 111 . 141111/.. • . • •. - •
Doors
op I,;( 7 .ooriain rieekai .o'clock.
'WARN UT—STREET TEE
. .
Hole Lessee alb s. M. A GARBJATTSOM
Badness Agent. . • Mr. JOHN T. BONNET:9f
LAST NIGH BUT FOUB.OF MRS B. WALLER.
THIS (TURSDAT) EVENING, SEPTEMBER-ZS,
The grist Elizabethan Tragedy of, • .
T DV4JHESd OF ,MALFT: : •
Slarioa, the Duchess of Matft.... .. Mrs. B. WALLEIL-.
To coociude with the laustbablo Farce of • . •
, TIER QUIET WARILY.
Berjamin Hibbs • ' • Mr. G..JOHNSO
Doors open at 7—Performance.commecoes at 736.
AA BEL.:4 CO.'S - STEREO PTL:JON:.
_LessEtIRLY' BUILDINGS, : 113E14 'AND , '
ORE 4TE UT' STREETS: •,
S. new perlea of these • • " " .
: GIGANTIC STEREOSCOPIC riortrtin,-.
Csimprisiusi Fhotegrspbic Views of flu ,- moat noied Scene*,
and Objects of Historical Intrreet in the Old World and
New,
DISPLAYED FOVEt BUN DEED SQUARE FEET.
Will be exhibited EY C6RY EVENING this week.
A• CILANGE OF ettOGbAW E NtGa
Admission 26 cents—Oldldran 10 vents. A Peckmge oY
tweet;-four tickets for $3 .
Doors operi at 7 X 1 commence at 8 o'clock.
Id stir fie on Satardwy al 2 o'clock
113111NDISILVANIA ACA.DEMIt
ill THE 'FINN ART/3,
• " 1025 OHESTRUT STREET,
Isi open daily (Sundays asoopted) from 9A. lII.= it
P. M. Admiesion 26 cents. Children half mioe.
Shares et Stock, WO.
WANTS.
VT.ediTE-D--Eri,-43.••:. •• • e •
v y a Young Man, 16 to 18 years - Mink be a
geeo penman, quick and correct in figures. 'Addicts- .
“P,7 at tliis aloe; with referenca. ' -
LADY • desires a. situation .as :-Yl—
MUna Governess or Teaober . of Music. Address
- vemiiez—B - ;" at refroMoe; - asp 81*
WAN TED— A person competent to
V V sample and grade cotton. Apply torottib box
1466, P. O. 0b22 4t
ATE id— A 6iination as iksbiEtant
. .
• Itiklt:peitier, or in a goal Office Goad re
.. fesercee Wren. Address 4631 . W.," Press office. .
et-28 &#
WANTED-A •: PR ENC - -t DY,
toldve !MOM in Preach and Music No one
nisei appYy - anions she hoisted expnienonin wishing and
can furnish satisfactory. referencba. Addrala l P. 'Qs.
424 South ELEVENTH Street; Philadelphia. ea= tf
• •
WA -N T E D-A :YOUNG-. MAN,.
about 18 years of age,lo assist in a Oonatiow
Bormi. one with some experienpe preferred. Ck.mpen-..
eation mcdesato. Address. in own handwriting,. will
references. Box 718. Poet offiess. se2o-3t
OARDING.
..
.VOIiN G. MEN'S :. HOME,
~ . .
. 1 t It3I. , YILBRAiT . Sties' t. opposite Penn Sonexa.—
MAUD end Washing, two ' &liars per week. • ell who .
desire a comfortab:e h3ne will do well to call and ex
amine this house. ALEICANDEII 81.0314
. sel9-12t. Superintendent.
1) L:E T EIOOND-STO AY
.1: rortoe, with Wird, at
-
5e374 7, m ' 30StrattL.T,IIIRD Street.
RZNLOVELS.
- EL DENovAL. THOMAIEHIIIVRTIN—
:I.IhEeaI Estate agent and Collector, would respeeitallir
toforni bis friends and the public that he hes rerneved tits
office from the Northwest corner of Third aneitiernhtud•
streets to bin dwelling, Northwest corner of. riarrera
and PINE Streets, where he bopee to receive•the con- -
tionance of the liberal patrenage-bestowed upon: him in.
former ann. - . Gel.o4t.
LOST AND,WUPFV.
REIVABD LtziST. Tues
ssvv . ' dui; Sept. '9; Threi' 7.30 70E1i/0110,Y
s ilb TE b, coupons attactied-31,533, 31,560, 31;570,
31,573, 31,674, 31,675. All rutted are forbid nesotit,tioll
Ha Votes, as notier, has been given, caul payment
stopped at the Treasury..and all• Sub Treasury . Depart
.
ments
.$5O). IN' GOLD!
Will be paid' by the undersigned for the return of the
Notes. ' 'B F:
No ast North THIRD Street.
Philadelphia. Sept. 19, 1862. • se2o.3tie
Ir(lie Wet -AA! .Te...s.E*,
FOR 'PALE.OR: T O, RENT- .
.
li/Tha • large four. story BROWN-STONE RESI
DENCE. with four. story: double Back Buildbar,' re
plete with all the modern conwenieuora, Bath 'Boerne. -
Water Meseta, Butler , ' Pantry. lbw., /to aituate4 at
808 North B.llOaD street-, above Brown, running
throtigh to Carlisle. street, on which is a Stable anti
Coach Reuse, with Water. Goa: &c.. For further ear
tiCulara. inquire at 833-North 71118.18 street, above Tine.
ne2SEtik •
a NOEL BALE--On de
of those' d
al-likable two story" HOCSILB, with -Bide yard, in
111,118 BALL Street, below But onwood, No. 480 This
beak building/ is three story. Innoire at No 480 North.
111 1 111 street below. :Bottonwood. letrattatheStwif:f
; :SAWED.
t i llT.T.rE'B' SAFE DEPOT EA' •
MOVED to No. al South SEVENTH Btreeti..sehsy
'the Inatitate.
The rmdertairaed) thanklal for PIA faaaast auk Wile'
determined to merit Tatars patronage, has *mod Mt
elegant and , convenient store, and hes now Mama
large AllBOl 1,1311511 t of Lillie's -Celebrated Wraight• alst
Chilled Iron - Hire and Dorglar :Proof Safes., Okla oral'
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, LSII4III
- Banh Vault, Bafe,,and Blu - A - L6( 3 44.,,
Lillie's Bank Virdt.Doore and LOokr. fornkillak
to order on short mance. - This Is the etrorcetpeat= PrO..
pined, and cheapest Door and Loch yet (Tiara.' . • •
Also, par Ocular. attention - I. rOallettoileirialle'lrair.
Cabinet Bale, for Plate, Jewelry, gofer hy
ceded to surpass in style and *taw a anything yet al,
fared for this purpoee, and is be only Imo that is strictly
lire and harder - -
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