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ITEMS.
furoplAter INFORMATION FOR GENTLEMEN.
o wn of the year, when changes in clothing
At u o de by every body, it may not he oat of place
ore u 6 700 ihs fact that the place to find the beet mort
is) o.° collemen'a Frirnishing Goode, in everything
Mot ° I al pin to a mognificent Wrapper, is at the old
10 6 1. l ey, B. C. Walborn, Noe, 6 and 7 North Sixth
c 'h, Ali kinds of Flannel and Oseelmore Overskirts,
lo ft
itrooth w g ere' y description, hie stock le par
""ty rich and attractive. His prices also are reason•
firma w ho patronize him are aware.
GOAT REITYATION.—After prosecuting
fow l ° , w ith Athenian drill and artistic ability,
thellsg themselves of the solentitle helps of the
god Bro 00., Noe. 912 and 914 Chestnut
sfUe,
I N , ronisy"; achieved a r oputatioe In Photography, in all
, 1 1 , oche& unknown to any other ev house in the Union.
brs d o more lu this reed towards dignifying
rowy hove Du
nor prn e n nion, and se.ellring high place for it among
•;eI
libera l ar ia, thin probably any other firm in the
vend, 00 they are now reaping a rich reward for their
lows
efforin in th e generous, and we may safely asp
ii:syswilleird, Wooer, of the public.
THE rIitEADELPHIA FLOIVR AND FEATHER
s or mom N e auely it Brother, No. 74' 0 Chest
-10 attest, is more than sustaining its former seputation
Ohl Megeificent dock of those beautiful articles for
n o g ello' fiend -gear which these gentlemen
posters
no ! offer , to M
the tredr. From their card elsewhere It
"Ito gen that their fall importations are now mom.
end from a c ursory glance we mast say that more
100610 , in i nw thoye,. Flowers,and Velvets, they
infer Off rich " d 68terat display. Their beautiful
Poodle. and llama feathers are exceedingly rich and
ore, Bi d file env foni.d an the Mestirs. Kennedys' es.
otlitinnen t.
irtraitB & 00.'8 GREAT LAMP FOR BURN
ii$10001: OIL, has taken more medals for merit
l 4" pn/ hpps any other patent article in America, and its
fO , ric hly deserved It is nnquestionably the greatest
errable Light in use, either in point of convenience,
Ouch economy, or safety, and we are glad to find
pi all our most prudent and right-thinking people are
oprilag ! he
adWitten,' I 4011:1 in preference to any other.
wove alrey Galled attention to their fine stock of
Valeria ware, at lower than usual pricers.
F IN E QUALITY Or CY, A.REY.-lEr. C. H.
smog , dealer In fine family groceries, Arch and
Dolt Scoots, has now in store a superior Claret Wine,
p ot, ore invite the attention of three of our readers
op way gist, a aupotfor article of this kind. It is
rsdlf ticelhmt•
TuE OseentgE, `the- fie plus ultra of water
prof gionianle, introduced by J., W. ,Proctor R Co. ,
ants to tie the favorite fall garment of the ladies .
BS sufficiently dressy for the promenade, except for full
m ow; and, from its shape, to a perfect protection
from the rinalal strains incidental to the. Equinox.
sacs,
man, Crays, sort Browns. The genuine can be
n trateed only of 1. W. Proctor & Co., No. 920 Chestnut
0014TECTIONS .I.T MODERATE PRIOEa
hat+ is no doubt that tte Confections manufactured
ind Feld hy Nom Q Whitman &Co , Chestnut
ffireet, below Aura', rr xt door to Adams sit Co.'s Ex
vim, are rote/ to soy o here in the world in flavor,
n obte of overfills. beauty of design, variety, and
0 ,11 evellenco, and their prices are no higher than
are n osey charged far commoner goods by parties ha.
g lees ef Waive Dation for meeting the wants of the
pctllc E. G. Whitman &Co le store iss, in fact, a not
t rolly termite resort with our citizens,
Nrs. CARD PICTURE BY GUTERTINST. We
,selhorised to state that fir: F. Guteknnet, N 05.704 and
Arch street, bee ju.t taken, from life, carte de visite
uaesse of the Bev, 0, W. Musgrave, D. D., an Old
aeol Preib)terlan di vine of this city, Paymaster Et.
red Commodore Van Brunt duplicates of which
CAD Dow bo had at ble counter. We had yesterday the
liti g ic io n et examining., et Dir. GatekunaPs galleries,
&amber of untouched photographs in Imperial / d ye , or
uantaelestelltrite. f! , me of his specimens In this class
et plctorta are ret,',lltriempha of the Photographic art.
CNR7dLY Mn 7ERIAI.S.
Wide French Satins
Wide frroeb Bracstellea.
Wide fretiob Sitlu de Lain°,
if kir Worded D air,
Wide Union rammlc.
Wide Damaak Table Cloth, per yard,
wide Moquette, f,3r Railroad Oars.
french Etolics, f•r Railroad Oars.
Gill Cornices and Rands.
Dula Gimp, and Fringes,
Toads end Loop!.
lilega, and Bracicets
Faraltaro Comings
EMBROIDER : . D 1.A.010 CURTAINS.
Late OTITtAi $ 3 00 a pair,
Lace Bartetua, 8 400 a pair,
Lace Buhl - a, 450 a pair.
Lace Cadging, S 5 00 a pair. -
Lace Carto'ne, 8 6,00 a pair,
Lao Curtains, 7,00 a pair.
lace Uurtaing, 8 7 60 a pair.
Lace Curtains, 8 8.00 a pair.
Lace Curtain!, 6 860 a pair.
Lace Ourtaing, 8 900 ` a pair.
Lace Cattalos, 8 0.60 a pair.
Lace Curtains, $lO.OO a pair,
Lace Om taina, $l2OO a pair.
Lace Curtain!, 814 00 a pair.
Lace Coursing, 815 00 a pair.
taco Cartgirs, $lO 00 a pair.
lace Curtains, 818 00 a pair.
Lace Curtatog, $2O 00 a pair.
Lao Curtain!, 825 00 a pair.
Lace Curtains, 830 00 a pair.
Lace Curtain!, $4O 00 a pair.
Lace Onrtelua, $500) Glair.
WINDOW SHADES.
?:;Ltf.d and Gatti Border!, le store and for Sale at the
prices, with goo] Fixtures complete for each
nsld 'Bordered 51,edsa S: Fixtures, SLOO.
Gold Lorderca Shade! & Fixtures, $1,25.
Cold bordered Shadrs Lt . Fixtures, $l. 60.
eVßorland Shades & Fixtures, $1,76.
Gvtt 80r..b.rt , 1 Shadea do nature!, $2OO.
00:1 Eha , los itz Fixtures, 8300. .
Gold Bonlerod Shades & Fixtures, $3 60.
Ge,d Bordered Shades Sr Fixtures, 404 00.
Bordered shades & Fixtures, $4 60.
BorEeted Shades & Fixtures, 85.00.
Derlaal Bhadea & Fixtures, $6.00,
`3 , ,rdercd Fhades & Fixtures, $7 60.
Shades & Fixtures, 89 60.
i! 8....d0red Shades & Fixtures, $lO.OO.
' Bolloted Baines & Fixtures, $l2 50.
J 6Sod'es made to order, any style
}''9'.3 c , a bRLA muds to order, all sizes,
G.icat - cL, Clinnle.mio and Reto Curtain Store,
onic Hall.) in C' Ii street, above Eleventh,
'En 01:T . —The Now York Shakers
ty the State tavr, exempt from all military duty, and
lay form the population of the town of New Lobe.
N. Y., a difficulty his arisen among them. In
013 eat the Quota for oath town, these non-com.
are not comfdered exem et by the Government
whthla malmi them shakers indeed. Under this
lit el things they were told they might hire linbsti
t.Lt they math:dad they could not 4; hire men to
-•' If Daubed y dcet net, preserve the ship of State,
Atm sad al! elb3ra will go to the bottom, and as their
)rt and safety depend on the maintenance of the
~ r.,d) not aee aby they should be exempt. If men
wt enacete their eider Clothing before cold weather
lint We eha4 all be ~ !hakere." This oan be avoided
9 'OY by PStrOilkirlg Charles Stokes, if one price,"
the Cocithentol.
Ar , itivAL pr GENcn.Ar. MoCLELLAN-08,1
,I OF OTE. —A I bee already been announced
li.eee telexes, Ile! General 31.cOlellan left the Army
(be hkm " 7 hII: day afternoon, and arrived its
le City the flame night. The General le In excellent
and ?pints His army le also in fine condition,
natly rea4 for the 1:009t Important 'service. Our
tees more sorely puzzled to learn the object of hie
Ito this citf. Before the General took hie departure
he was seen in the xelsbloorhood of Sixth and
test sheets, and from thle it is Inferred that his
'Ct xas t 4 visit the popular one-price (nothing
la , iotzett of Grenville Stokes, 609 Ohretnut street,
nkb so much bee born said and written of late.
WA : , Cr n S N s."—Lord Dllildreary
allt a "wagged wascal who wan awound a
Ilaaa." Moat of the rebel soldiers are_"" wagged
la the cut ert e , gnitloance of the term, and
4 Ctloo troops get miler them they dodge around
=Bled socks," or whatever else will afford them
Borlossly, our Go n soldiers furnish a great con
nate rogsmuflitio of Jeff Davis Our own men all
'veil, for tho olerplc reatou that we have a Brown
Clothing Hon, at Nos. 603 find 606 Chestnut
sbovo Sixth, Where the best possible uniforms
%Toed out without !cult by !Lecithin & Wilson, the
'ldltaS prop ietor..
SPECIAL. NOTIQES.
‘4 R 3 or LIJNOSTRISET / S EFFECTS
ST MI BARD OP TOWER //ALL.
Breve Elsa hes seized a store
LongstrreVe beet supplies;
Weapons, which traitore bore,
And tents of ample MLR.
4,I AM both large and gay,
&mug the epoile was tound,
Vhote atobro•dery did diaPlor
Virginla's faith unaound.
And Inane of clothe.; beside,
Alit et fur Li oictre , wear;
The Ma lta per t , gepleg widep
Nor any Dttaiu contd bear.
To make 1311th things of user
To oarpet raka we'll turn theta,
Cheap floor cloths to MAU",
That loyal test may 'emu them.
AI how otlike the clothes
St Tower n hit dlePlaYeal
Of atoning staff composofli
By ablest w,rkmen msde.
To Bennett's Rreat Elaza6l.
Ye Bons of FroKlom flock,
Where all couch toted aro
lth the ut,rtvalei Btoek.
br far the lag gent and moat complete in Phi
-41114 end be e betr, pureliaeed tor cash, mostly before
most edyance la twleet We buy and tett for
:^ll7 ; therefore, at the lowed possible prices.
It,o SAIL, No, DIS IlltatiLST Street, Panda'.
BIINITNITT it OO.
Bk rotaLop.'s Eitaa DYI
TTIR 13 F8T Iff 'WORLD.
'
ki. A. B ATI attiLo THE
3'B celebrated Hair Dye
ilristsse s.
color not to be ditifingrifehed fro nature;
4°4 e, °° t thiuro the Hair In the least ;m
remedies.
1
4' 6 ' e Ctli of bad dyes Rnd invigorates the Hair for
, 11 ,, 41. 1 HID, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
4 4 , cisek or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and bean
kid by eg Debggiste, &o.
The
, - Maine le aimed WILLIAM A. BATOIIR
'' ule four tides of each boa.
4t ' F ACTORY Fro. Eit B&EQX+4Ii street,
te 233 Proadway anti l° lima serest,)
Raw York.
1.,,,-!..PaniTING, beat DVIII iitreet. acid cheapest !a No Ottlo sl
/PO
GEORGIC STEOK'S
INIMITABLE PIANO FORTES, Grandi and Squares,
are rapidly tailing precedence or all others for their pow.
or, CVOLTION of touch, and pure quality of tone. None
ahould purchase without examining them closely.
The moat eminent teachers are almost daily selecting
Prices to bull the times.
them.
ocll-stuth4Ot
J. E. GOULD,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT
SINGER & CO.'s LETTER A FAMILY
SEWING MAOBINE is the most beautiful, beat, and
cheapest of all Sewing Machines. It emoodies the prin
ciples of Singer Co.'s well-known Manufacturing Ma
chines; makes the interlocked stitch; will sew on all
kinds of cloth, and with all kinds of thread; will Bind
and Braid, Gather and Quilt, Fell, Hem, and Tnct---in
fact, will do ALL KINDS OF FAMILY SEWING-,
and surpasses every other Machine for the great range
and excellence of its work. • Send for a pamphlet.
I. N. RINGER & 00.,
No. 458 BROADWAY, .WICW YORK.
PEILADBLPHIA OFFICE,
oc7 tuttestde3l No. 810 CHESTNUT BTRZIOP.
OBOVRII & BAKER'S NEW SHUTTLE
SEWING NIAOHISR,-PIIICIE,
Ito attention of tailors and other manufacturers re.
pairing the nee of a fast and durable lock•stitch machine,
is directed to our No. 9. This is 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 manufacturers. - It is a
first-clan machine, at a low price.
No macbine over introduced in this city has sold so
rapidly, or given such universal satisfaction. It is very
simple in its construction, easily learned, not liable to get
out of order, works with tine cotton, silk, or linen thread,
equally well ; and the low price at which it is sold places
it within the reach of all who desire a reliable, service
able machine.
GROVER & BAKER S. NE 00 ,
730 CHESTNUT Street
T— 1860—X.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and Invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
The/ are an antidote to change of water apd diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the sYstem and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They Purify the breath and acidity of the stomaoh.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dierrlaces, Cholera, and Cholera blorbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Efeaeache.
They aro the best MT TEM In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's
great restorer. They are made of pure Bt. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots, and herbs, and are
taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without rag sill to
age or time of day. Particularly recommended to deli
cote persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Bold by all
Grocers, Druggists, Betels, and.Baloons. P. a DRAKE
& CO., 203 BROADWAY. New York. 5e241.6m
GREAT TRIIIMPH.—STEINWAY
e
" " & SONS were awarded the EIEST MEDAL
at the late great International Exhibition, London. Over
two hnndrod and eizty.nine Plano, from all parte or the
world, entered for cOmpetition.
Wareroome at BLASIUS BROTHERS, 1000 OHEST•
NUT street ool•lm
UPHM'S HAIR DYE 38 cents a box.
—Three boxes for $1; the hest In use. Try it. Sold
only at UPB MK'S, 903 CHESTNUT St. " 8827. 3in*
MARRIED.
FREE—CATERS')N.—At St. Lnke's Church, on
Thursday evening, the 9th inst., by the Rev. J. Welles
ley Jones, M. A., Mr. Edward Free to Eliza, daughter of.
John Caterson, Req., all of Philadelphia. *
MA ROT—. LLlB.—Near Croeswieke, N. J . on the
Bth instant, by Friends , ceremony, Samuel Korot, of
Philadelphia, to Harrier, daughter of William IL Mlle,
of Burlington county, N. J. dk
BARCUS—DRAHE.—On the 9th instant, by the Rey.
J. H Alday, Mr. John Wesley Barons and Miss Belinda
Ellme Drake, both of Philadelphia. *
DADE-11 - RNDRR9ON.--On the 8th ` instant, at St.
Luke's Church, Bustleton, by the Rev. Leighton Cole.
man, Rector, Dr. F. Townshend Dade, of the United
States Army, to Miss Laura Henderson, eldest daughter
of the late Samuel J. Henderson, of this olty.
DIED.
MOOSE.—On Wednesday morning, Bth instant, Mary
L. OoTtrd vie, wire of William D. Moore r oged 2b pears
Her :datives at d friends, and those of the family, are
resptctfolty 'riled to attend the funeral, Pow the rest
dt nce of her father. in. law, James;Rl, Moore,No. 018
South Ft vot street, on Sunday afternoon, 12th lost at
4 o'clock To proceed to Gloria Del P. R. Onurch
MIBKAf.—On ;he evening of the 9th instant, Mary
8., daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth Mickey, aged 16
701111.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from her father's residence, Tnlnc
hooken street, Germantown, on Monday morning. 13th
inst., at 10 o'clock, To proceed to Laurel Hill. **
COLLIER—On the 21st ult., of wounds received at
the battle of Antietam, Edmund Yates (Jollier, member
of Co Bexttr'o Fire Zonaves, in the 27th year of his
age. •
The fur erel services will take place at. St. Michael's
Ohurcb,lab atteet t Germantown, today, (Saturday.)
at 4 P. Id *
ARDIS —On the Btb instant, Mrs Hannah A. Avis,
widow of the late Wright B. Ardis, aged 49 years. *
OA.LAIlari —On the 4th instant, of wounds received
in the battle of Shorpsburg, Cornelius, son of Timothy
and Johanna e'alahati, of Co. 0, 2 d Delaware Regiment,
in the 18 h year of his age. *
DEAL —On the Oth instant, Henry, son of Samuel B.
en I Kerr Ann Deal, aged 23 months and 15 days. *
.DEXISOF.—On the 9th instant, from disease con
tracted while in camp, George 0. Denison, late a mem
ber of Battery H, let Pennsylvania B. Artillery, in the
24th yt ar cf his age. *
DIXON —On the 9th inetant, from wounds received at
the battle of Manasteno, Thomas J; "Diann, of Company
0, 88th Begin:tent P. Y., in the 21st year of, his age. *
DBE B 1 •--(1n the B.h instant, MargarettEt - mavinia,
wife of Hint y C. Dreby, and daughter of 0. B. and Jo
anna At.drt as, in the 224 year of her age.
GOODE.—On the 9th Instant, Dire Sarah Goode, wife
Of .ToFeph Goode, in the 81st year of her age. *
LAYTON,—On the 7th lest., in the hospital in New
York: of, disease contracted in camp, Charles Layton, in
the 21st es: of his age, of Company D, let California
Regiment, P. V. *
MANLEY —On the Bth inst., at Reading, Pa, Eliza
beth, daughter of David Manley, In the 27th year of her
age. Sk
MILLER —On the 9th Instant, Mrs. Jane Miller, wife
of Itainr-: Miller, Hsu, of New Orleans, in the 57th year
of her tote. *
KILLER.—Ort the 9th instant, Ire, Marla Hiller, la
the 6151 h 3 car of her are *
DI ULM G A N.—On the Bth Instant, Fanny, daughter
of John and Catharine Mulligan, In the 20th year of bar
age.
RILICY —rin the Bth instant, from wounds reneirved
at the battle of Antietam, Terrence Riley, aged 82 year?,
a member of Co. B. 69th Regiment P. V. *
WILiON.—At Newborn, N. C., on the 27th ult.,
Captain Job B. Wilson, of the steam transport J P.
Levy, in the 93d year of hie age. *
OBITII2LBY
Bum—At his residence, in Pittsburg, on the morning
of the 24th of Septet:neer, after a lingering illnesse s Judge
Samuel Jonee,
[From tho liitchurg Post
'Pus LATE JUDGE JONES.—In the dispensation of an
Providence, another of our prominent -and
worthy citizens hos been called to the dark recesses of
the grave. Among many of death's victims lately called
from one midst, we have now to iecord the demise of
the Hon. Samnel Jones.
In all the conditions of life Judge Jones PONCEISed
many pre eminently good qualities. Socially, no Mlll
held a happier position—always friendly, always cheer
ful, always the life and spirit of his companions and so
qUalutaticeo.
AR an officer charged with public trusts, none more
faithfully and ably executed duties imposed upon him
An agent of the Commonwealth—a judge of our
he had the deserved confidence and respect of the entire
community.
In the private relatione of husband, father, and neigh
bor, the veld created by his death cannot be well sup
plied. A ffectionste and• kind as a husband; indulgent
and warm. hearted as a parent; firm and faithful as a
citizen, and in all the relations of life upright, geod, and
open-hearted—bis usefulnees in our society will be
deeply and duly appreciated.
Judge Jones died in the 63d year of his age. He was
born in Cincinnati, but early in life became a citizen of
Pennsylvania, where his ancestors had been honored,
trusted, and respected. The places that knew him shall
know bim no more.
His good wifo •and aweet family have our deepest arm
path) . The Lord, who tempers the winds to the shorn
lamb, And the God of the widow and orphans will protect,
&oriel), and Einstein them. * J.
IRLACK IRISH POPLINS.—Jint
JO/ received, one ceeo of Plm'e celebrated plain black
Web Pepline. BESSON & SON, Mourning Store,
oc6 No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
VNULD.B. CRAPES ON ROILS.-
''4 Jut received, English Trimming and Veil Craps,
on rolls.
English Crape Veils.
Englith Crapes, all widths and Qualities.
Largo Crimp Craws and Veils.
BESSON & SON, Mourning Store,
ocB No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
TYRE & LANDELL,
FOILEtTIi and ARCH STREETS.
OPENING FOB FALL SALES:
Magnificent Silks.
Magnificent Shawls.
Magnificent Poplins.
Good Black Silks. •
Richest Printed Goods. -
Good Stock of Staples. se2o-tf
00 BOXES TOBACCO.—We gua
rantee to sell Tobacco, Banff, and OigaTs, at
lower prices than any other house la the oily, A bargain
in Rat anti Cigars. purchased at Marshal's Bale. WOOD
WARD ..1c CO., 41 Bouth FOURTH Street. 008 lm*
qr. THE REV. M. BAXTER, OF LON
DON, will (D. V.) Preach in the Church of the
Nativity. ELEVENTH and MOUNT VNBITON Streetv,
T0.M011.11 OW (Sunday), at 1O) o'clock, on the Second
Corning of Christ. NV
REV. JOHN H. SUYDAM, OF FISH
-61.E1c ILI, LANDING, New York, will Preach in the
First Iter" , iwd Dotch Church, corner of SEITIONT EL
and SPRING G Streets, TO-ROBSOW. (Sun
der), In t'.e Morning at log o'clock, and In the Evening
at 734 o'clock ltd
TrSPIRITUALISM —A CONFERENCE
wilt be h Fl at SANSON-STRDET HALL. To-
ItitißßO W (Sunday), at log A. M. At 7,4 P. DI , Dr.
Mid will itlllllTO "Oa the Systems of Heating," and
refer to D-. Dewton's mode of treatment. Admission
live ants. It*
newa. BEV. DR. BOSSERMAN, WHO wis
Liz beau n Prieontr in Richmond, will give LW 6• Ex
petiencts :in. the Met city" on glltiDia arTER
NOON, at 8 o'clock, in the church, BIGHTEt Btront,
above Folks It*
arTHIRD REFORMED DUTCH
OF. hOH, corner TENTH and FILBERT gm.-
The Mr W. J. IL TAYLOR, D. D., of New York,
will preach in this church T0.111013E0 W. Services at
lOyi o'clock A.. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. lc*
cav CRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA
COM eIERPIAL COLLEGE, N. E. corner of
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.,
Open Pay and Evening Terms reduced 25 per cent.
Ladles' P p.vment now open. troll-einth6t*
wSPRING GARDEN GYMNASIUM
ill • pee rm. INSTRUCTION and SRLIP-PttA.O.
1 ICE 'DOE DAY next. Apply for particulars, from 4to
6 o'clock P. at 711 SPRING GARDEN St. los
NOE inaL MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
tkg No 824 North ELEYESTE Street —SENGING
CLASSES Day and Evening; 116 , TUSDnY Ajternooa
for Bo) a and Girls. Clam In ELOCUTION, taught by
Irene lot bite Medley, on MONDAY Sventage. Our
Institute is a laces% and We Write all 'climatal. to call
and gee 114 datill DOWER,
Dell buy " Trincteo
Weir. CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.—
PHILIDELPILLA, , October 9, 1861.
To the Inspectors of. Elections. The (Sty. tionrcle
!tonere be prepared to deliver to the Inspectore of
}Mario, aof the several Election Preclnots the necessary
papers tor lhe October election, on SATURDAY, Octo
ber 31, 36 32 , at cl o'clock A. ht . JAMES 8 01,4 r. •
cclo 2r Clerk.
ItEADQUARTERS,
113
NATIONAL UNION pin' COMMITTBO)
00111.14QNWPALTII BUILDING,
OBBBI'NUT, ABOVE SIXTUSTBEET.
Open at an hours. octi-}t
orb NATIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS.
"NO PARTY BUT OMI COUNTRY."
STATE OFFICERS.
Auditor General.
THOMAS E. COCHRAN.
Surveyor General.
WILLIAM S. ROSS.
CONGRESS. •
First District—EDWAßD G. WEBB.
Second District—CHAßLES comma.
Thlcd District—LEONAßD MYERS.
Fourth District—WlLLlAM D. KELLEY.
Fifth Distriot—M. RUSSELL T HAYEB.
SENATOR.
Second District—JACOß E. RIDGWAY.
Fourth District= _ GEORGE CONNELL.
ASSEMBLY.
First District—WM. FOSTER. •
Second District—MOßTON A. EVEZLY.
Third Dlstrict—THOMAS T. WILLS.
Fourth District—SAMTlEL J. REA..
Fifth District—JOSEPH MOORE.
Sixth District—CHAßLES M. CLINCAN.
Seventh District—THOHAS COCHRAN. -
Eighth District—JAlKES N. KERNS..
Ninth District—JOHN A. BURTON.
Tenth District—N. S. PANCOAST.
Eleventh District—FßANKLlN IL STERNER.
Twelfth Dietriot--LUBE V.
Thirteenth District--JAHES HOLGATE.
Fourteenth District—ALEXANDER CUMMING&
FifteenthDistriot—WlLLlAM F.
Sixteenth District—EDWAßD G. LEE.
Seventeenth District--OHARLES F. ABBOTT.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
District. AtterneV.
WILLIAM B. MANN.
Prothonotary of Court of Common Pieria,
FREDERICK G.' WOL BERT.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor,
ALEXANDER HENRY
City Solicitor.
F. CARROLL BREWSTER,
City Controller.
JOSEPH IL LYNDALL
Receiver of Taxes.
JAMES 0. KELOIL
City Commissioner,
JOHN GIVEN.
lir" WE KNOW NO PARTY BUT OUR
COUNTRY—OUR WHOLE COUNTRY."
NINETEENTH WARD..
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
Common Oonnoit.
NICHOLAS SHANE, DANIEL W. STOOKHAM.
Assessors.
Emits! n Division—ED WARD 3. DIEGONEG
Western Division—GEOßGE DsHAVENt
School Directors. =
WM. R: HINES, G. B. CLEGG, JOHN B. DETIAVEN.
Constable.
JOSE PH LEWIS.
Assembly.
TAMES HO LGATE. oe9-5*
0:§ .., NATIONAL UNION TICKET)
THIETBENTIE WARD.
common' oolmaxL,
JOHN HOH.STEIN
SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
PE Win O. MOORE,
ABEILHADI.H. ALBUBGEB,
DAVID BATES
AssEssor.,
CHARLES A. DEAN. ocll-3t*
wsh. NINTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
TIOEET.
1 . NO. PARTY BUT OUR CIOUNTRY.”
Aldermen--DAVID BEITLER.
Common Oonucil—WlLLlktd S. STOKGEY,
EDWIN RAF SNYDER.
Aseemor—WlLLlAM BROWN.
School Directore—JAMES FREEBORN.
WALTER M. WILLIAMSON', M. D.,
BENJ. F. KERN.
FRANCIS NEWLAND,
FE &NM'S E, TENBROOK,
(For the unexpired term of T. M. Huber.)
Oonstablee—WELL'3 WALTON,
SAMUEL P. JONES, Jr. ocll•3t*
trrTWENTIETH WARD
NATIONAL UNION 'TICKET
SELECT COUNCIL,
JOSEPH Die.IIIIEL
COMMON" aotrNorx.,
JOSEPH F. M&ROEB
ASSESSOR,
ELPHRE Y HE EITAGE
SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
GEORGH W. 811114
WILLEAM. 0. HAINES,
GEORGE W. MIOEIHNER,
GEORGE W. HILL,
(For the unexpired term of John M. Waiters.)
FiIRDERIOK FISHER,
(For the unexpired term of John W. Hampton.)
CONSTABLES
JOHN OOLFLESII,
SMiIUEL H. rttoOA.BK. ocll-3t*
EIGHTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
11_3 TICKET.
belect GREEILE.
Can.roon Council—AL EX ANDER J. HARPER.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
EDWARD SHIPPER,
THOS. G. HOLLINGSWORTH,
OHARLE3 J. STILLE.
For the unexpired term of .A R. Perkins and John A.
(Hark, reeigned.
ROBERT LUTHER.
Dr. CRADLES S. WORTS.
For the unexpired term of Frank M. Etting.
Dr.JAhIISF G&LEZ.
Aeseesor—Jo UN ItIcOLANEGHMi.
witaira HINKLE,
Conetables
BDBEBT B. SHIM. . 0c1.1.1t
orszt i m lUATlON—lT MUST BE PRE«
TINTEL WAND NATIONAL. UNION TICKET.
CONGRESS, ,
CHARLES
SENATOR, -
JACOB E. RIDGWAY.
•
REPRESENTATIVE,
JAMES N. KERN.
SELECT COUNCIL—JOSHUA SPEWING. '
COammorr Couven.—SAIRUED J. CRESWELL.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
_ JOHN AGNEw, --- --
ROBERT-v. DAVIS, I TEOS, T. PODTST - Tor-m4,
unexpired term of James IL Randall.
ASSESSOR,
JAMES V. STOKES.
foal. 'at* I CONSTABLES,
JOEN G. ROLLICK, (GEO. O. WILKINS.
nr-• NINETEENTH WARD.—The Friends
11,3 of the Administration. "and the NATIONAL'
briION PARAI, ere invited to a Meeting to be held
THIS (SATURDAY)-EVENING, at John Door% por
ter of ELLA and AMBERt tracts. Able speakers have
been invited: Utt
THE SECOND SENATORIAL DIS
-113 TBICT comprises the Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth,
kourteertb, and Fifteenth wards.
The opposing candidates for Senator in this District are
THOMAS GREENBANIC. and JACOB E. RIDGWAY
Vast your vote for TROIKAS GREENB ASH. 0010 4:*
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
113 'lhownson enact, below Front. Preaching by
leer. D. L. Gear. Sunday, log A. 6i , subject, Hai . ) ,
Magdalena; and 734 P. M., subject, Bainson's Biddle nu.
xideled. ,
OFFICE OF THE :DIAMOND: COAL
00111DANY.—filOTIOE.—At a meeting of the
D]rectore, held on the let inetant, a Dividend of FIF rit
OItNTS per Share was declared, payable on and after
the 11th Instant, at the Office, 713 ill LfiliET Stree.
ocll-61.* S. ALTER, Secretary.
WESTERN BANK OF PH/LABEL -
11,3 PHU, October 8,1862.
Te Annual Meeting of the Stockhoblers of this Bank
will be bald on TUESDAY, the 4th day of 'November
neat. at 12 o'clock AI. G. N.. TEO UTRA,II I
no7•tutbstna? . Cashier.
ÜBANK OF COMMIERCE—PHILA.DEL.
PHIL. October 6, 1662.
The Annual. Election for Directore will be held at the
Banking 1101188 on MONDAY, theUth day of Navem
bernext, between the hours of 10 A H. and 2 P.
A general meeting of the Stockholders will be bold at
the eame ;dam on TIIRSDAY, the 4th day of November
next, at 12 o'clock M. J. A. LE Vila,
ocT•tutheinolB Cashier.
arCOMMONWEALTH BANK—PHILA
DELPHIA, October 6, 1862.
'II be Annual Election for Directors wi l be hell at the
Banking Bowie on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between the home of 10 o'clock A. M., and 2
o'clock P. M. end on TUESDAY, the 4th day of No
verober next, a general meeting of the Stockholdere will
be held at the Banking Howe, at 10 o'clock A. 111.
oV7-tnthetnol7 H. C. YOUNG, (Mahler.
IVIECH AN ICS' BANK—PHILADEL-
Er ruin, October 7, 1862..
A general meeting of the Stockholders Will be held at
the Banking House on TUESDAY, 4th day ef Novem
ber, at 12 M. octl-tnol
The Anneal Election for Directore will be held at the
Banking HOLM on ECONDA.Y. November 17, between
the how s of 10 A. M. and 2 P
oeB-tnoli J. WISG&ND, Jrt , Cashier.
ry•-: FARMERS' AND MECHANICS'
Lk3 BANK—PHILADELPHIA, OrtOber 6, 1862.
Ilia Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Barking Honee on MONDAY, the 17th day of November
ntxt, between the boors of 9 o'clock A . N and 3 o'clock
P. R.; end on TUESDAY, the 4ib day of November
next, a general meeting of the Stockholders Will be held
at the Banking Howe, at 4 o'clock P. lit, agreeably to
the ctarter. W. RUSEITON,
ref-tin:di Oaslaier.
or. OFFICE OF THE A.NIERICAN FIRE
NBCRAIWE CIORPANY--PHILADELemx, Oc
tober 8, ` 1E62.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
FIVE DOLLARS per share for the last six months,
which ain be paid re the Stockholdere, or their legal ra
w sentalives, on and alter:Abell:lth instant - exclusive of
taxes. ALBERT C. L. OBAWFOUD,
°afire Becretary.
ry . OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE
11,3 INSURANCE COMPANY, Pwriamo.parA, Oct.
11, 186/ 1.
At a meeting of the Directors, held this day, a semi
annual dividend of SIX PER OE ST., and an extra divi
dend of TEN PER CENT., were declared on the capital
stock, payable to the Stockholders, or their legal repre
sentatives, on and after the lath inst.
oc6-10t J. W. fdo ALLINTE R, Secretary.
wills.. TO THE CONTRIBUTORS OF THE
113 PHILADELPHIA LYING. IN ON !MITT for
antroling Indigent Womendist their homea —NOTICE is
hereby given, that certain alterations of, and amend
ments to, the Constitution cf said Society will be pre
sorted for consideration, emendation, and adoption at
the Annual Meeting thereof, on the sound MONDAY in
Jar nary next, 1863.
Said alterations and amendments, as now proposed,
may, in the meantime, be seen at the Office of the un
dersigned, No. 28 North SEVENTH ktreet.
NATHAN H. BIT AMPLE 35,
oclo-21* Chairman of Committee, &a.
A COURSE OF TWELVE LECTURES
or ON GEOLOGY, theoretical and praiitical, illus
trated with many thousand 81KCi1110401 of rocks'and fossil
remains of plants and animals. and by two excursions
among the strata around Philadelphia, to ladies and gen
tleiren,ln the Scientific and Claseical Institute, OREdT
NUT Street, N. W. con of Twelfth street, beginning
o'clock P. M., (OCTOBER 16th. Introdnctory free, by
oc10•6t I. ENNI2, PriocipaL
FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF
PENNSYLVANIA,` North COLLEGE aXenne,
ta ar Girard College. The General Introdootor - y, will be
given on WEDNESDAY, the 15th bet., at .4 P. :BI , by
Prof. A. G. Kerr. oc9-fh.*
OrUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
MODICA Lc DBPAR MEM T. —The regular Lec
tures will begin MONDAY, October 18th.
R.-N. ROGERS,
cc/3433102w Dean of Medical Faculty.
JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE. -
'The General Introductory to the Course of Lec
tures will be delivered by 'Professor bitTOECIOLL, on
MONDAY, October 23 1 at 734 P. E. The Regular Leo
tune will begin the day after, at 10 o'clock.
oct tt ROBLEY.DUNGLISON, Dean.
ar. HOMOEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, 1118
CUTHBERT street.-;-,This institution is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the most comfortable
manner, free of charge. B.1': GLENS,
oc4.if Elecl'i of Board of Managers.
arirHOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COL■
TABOR OF PERKO LYANIA. FILBERT
ittICIVO Eleventh.—The INTRODUCTORY to the Regu
lar Course of Lectures will be delivered by Prof. GEO R.
STARKEY, K. D., on MONDAY, Oct. 18th, at 8 o , olock
P M. The Regular Lectures commence the day after at
10 A, 3f PC104141 8. S. BROOKE, H. D., Dean.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1862.
C. J. BIDDLE'S REX ORD .—IIE
drat provid hir putri,ttem and valor neon the be'.
fields of Mexico When Sumpter fell, he entem..i the
Penney Ivania Reserves, and, while commanding in Ma
and Virginia ' made his regiment, the famous
"
"BuCktelle, a epOatidid ex ample_ot discipline and
(Nancy. While thus absent, being nominated by DJ..
mrcrncy for Congress. be replied. .a tljY PRESENT POSI
TION IS MOST CONGENIAL TO ME; BUT, I WILL NOT PLACE
MY OWN PREFERENCES IN OPPOSITION TO THE PEOPLE'S
WISIL" AFTER 818 BLEOTION TO 0011011103, a
General's commission from tbe.Pederal Government was
cffsred to him bat be declined it as II INCOMPATIBLE WIPE
THEVIVIL TRUST IVIIICH HE HAD JUST ACCEPTED PROM
THE PEOPLE OF THE 6F.OOND DISTRICT." Ho did not,
however, quit tt e field for the first Radon of Oongreas.
b t the beginning of the second session, in December, 1861,
the army going into winter quarters around Washington,
he then took hts seat, the urgent request of btu oonsit
tuents. In answer to an address from them, he wrote ir
letter boldly denouncing the favoritism and corm - lon
g; by which the ettength of the nation was paralyzed and
its lift•blood orained, at the most critical portoct of the
war." The public robbers made a groat outcry at this
letter, but the Van -Wyck mei other committees soon
proved what Biddle bad been tho first to denounce. In
COWEN he voted for taxes and every measure that could
give real strength to the' Government but on the negro
policy,- which, without strengthening ns, drove every
Southern white man into the ranks of our enemies, and
alienated from us much of the population of the Border
States, he refused to obey the dictation of Sumner and
Lovejoy, and his speech•Lelcanently uttered LITHE snit-
TIMENTS OF A PENNSTLYANIANA'kH A WHITE MAIL"
He labored to promote the eefficiency of the army.
Seven months ego we find Biddle easing:
" / believe we shot!, incur very heavy responsibility
if we should decline to gins what is asked froth us by
persons representing the sentiments of the army, and
representing its. interests and efficiency.. lam as len
sitive as any man to the objection of expense; but in
the great military enterprise in which we are engaged,
we must discard that consideration sometimes. "
CemgresrianaS Globe, March 7, 1862.
On the other band, Wilson, speaking for the Ab
Conies, declared :
t% I have over and over again been in the War Office,'
and urged 'noon the Department* to stop recruiting in
every part of the country. We have had the promise
thet it should be donal yet every day in different parts
of the country, we have accounta of men being raised
and brought forth to fill up the ranks of regiments.
The papers tell us that in Tennessee and other parts
of the country where our armies MVO. we are filling np
the ranks of the army. I believe we have to. day one
hundred and fifty thousand more men under pay of the
Government than we used or can well use. I have no
doubt of it, and I think it ought to be ehocked."-- Con
gressional Globe, March 26, 1852.
Recreating was cheeked,..and we are now reduced to
drafting, after thousands of Philadelphia soldiers have
been slaughtered in unequal conflict.
Again, we find Biddle wisely land temperately defend
ing civil liberty
I, OF COURSE, CONCEDE THAT THERE ARE MANY DIS
TRICTS, WHOLE ,STATES, INDEED, WHERE YOU CANNOT
RESORT TO THE JUDICIAL TRIBUNALS, BECAUSE- THEY
ARE SILENCED OR CONTROLLED BY THE ENEMY THAT
MEN MAY DE NECESSARILY DEPRIVED OF THEIR LIBERTY,
THERE, WITHOUT A HEARING BEFORE A JUDICIAL TRIBU.
NAL, I ADMIT. BUT I CANNOT cm:carve TEAT -IN THE .
DISTRICT I REPRESENT. OR IN ANY DISTRICT IN PENNSYL.
TAMA OR IN NEW YOUR, OR IN Idasssonosarrs, Titans
CAN BE ANY PUBLIC NECESSITY FOR DEPRIVING TEE CITI.
ZEN OF THOBE COMMON GUARANTEES OF LIBERTY; WHICH
WE HAVE BEEN BRED TO BELIEVE WERE . ABSOLUTELY
ESSENTIAL FOR ITS PRESERVATION: 7 -- Congressional
Globe, July 10, 1862.
Whem lately, the State was threatened with inva
sion, be offered his terrines; but, without waiting for
rank or command, he gave the example that was needed,
by joining one of our city organizations and marching
with it to the scene of danger. His course has always
been bold and pure and independent; the course of a man
who cannot be bribed or ecared from what he Wake
the path of duty. He has never been a partisan politi
cian. Such men are needed in the councils of the nation'
in these perilous times.- We advance our own - interests
In voting for them.—Fazgerald's City Item. '
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DI S.
TRIOT.—Iu June, 11161, in what wee then the
econd District, the Republicans nominated Mr. O'NEIL.
The Dtmocrats nominated Col. BIDDLE, then away in
military service. They ask. dno pledges from him. The
Philadelphia Inquirer (June 25), and all the Repnblean
papers, opposer' the Democratic nominee. The deirrand
made of him by his opponents was that ho should pledge
himself to their policy (abolition ?). The Press said :
"Col. Diddle has many qualities to commend him to
yomiler favor, but * * * he can scarcely expect to
fully gain public confidence if he does not pledge hint
self to give an unqualified support to the warpoticy of
the Government To all which Got. Biddle replied in a
few lines by telegraph ; • /win give nopartisanpledges ;
Iwill try to do my duly in whatever sphere it may
please God to place me." A no•perty Convention was
called, which nominated another Eepablican, Ron. Win.
M. Meredith, who, however, did not run. 001. Biddle
was elected, and though hie district has since been " ger
rymandered," the independent voters will elect him
again.
Hie course in Congress has been so unexceptionable
that his enemies are reduced to vague misrepresents-
Ron and abuse. They cannot cite a vote or an act that
wee unworthy of a Philadelphia Representative; he
voted with RBGAR CO WAN and ORITTENDRIY, and
the conservative men cf all parties. They misquote his
patriotic [eater, denouncing the vre corruptions in the
NV Dr Department, before th ed I amiss al of Cameron, which,
as every body now knows, wore so monetrcue that men
began to say that the war was to be made a black Re
publican job."
The old Whig journal, the National Intelligence?,
pnblithed at Washington, endorses the course of Cot.
Biddle as follows: . 4 We are pleased to hear that the
lion. Charles J. Biddle has been rarominated by accla
mation for re election to Congress from the Second Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. This is a proper tribute of re
spect to one who has equally well served his country
and countrymen in the battle field and in the councils
of the nation.—National laiellegencer, August 38th,
1862. ' 1 t
ErJAMES B. NICHOLSON AND Will D.
Eltt,Llo,.—JaltiE.l 13. NICHOLSON, is hia
speech at Spring Darden Hall on Thursday evoniog
lea, Broke as follows;
The lion. Wm. D. Kellev is reported in this morning's
Press to have fold at National Hall last evening:
,4 Now, I do tot want rhilsdelphis to send a men to
Corgrese who will move for the repeal of the polygamy
bill." t 4 The Confederate Constitution, if such a thing
there be, I hold in profound contempt, as much as I do
the Book of Mormon, and in that it seems I differ with
my adversary."
Fellow cityrone—lf it be intended by the above re
marks to assert that I am in favor of repealing tho bri to
punieb polygamy, or that lam in favor of polygamy or
immorality of any kind, I pronounce the statement
I hold in at ofonnd abhorrence, not only Idormaniam
and Polygamy, bat political Abolitionism; all the
" inee" of the Greeley Fohool : alt the shades and colors
that infidelity atalleueB to order to oyerthrow.Ourutertmc.
ITT and ite offepring, DENGtII4.OY.
I have attended upon the Minirtrattons of the teathere
of Religion. of all the various denominations of profasiug
Chrittisns; 1 respect them all, and desire to do all in my
power to help onward the great cause in which they are
ens aged ; for It is the cause of GOD
I have always opposed the proscription of any portion
of my fellow .citizone on account of their religions belief,
for I have found underlying their diffsrent forma of faith
the great the
Lotd thy GOD, withal! tby mind, might, and strength, and
eareelf." I am not a zealot...Dr a seam.
rian, but I have been 'lament stunent of the Bible. and
have been etriviog for more than twenty years to educate
myself up to the highest etandaid of humanity, end I
humbly pray for EiVine aid to make me a CHRISTIAN
NAN.
No man has ever seen me under the infinerece of
liquor. I have Dever visited a gambling table or a house
of ill.feme. I have never wronged a finnan creature,
or committed an immoral act, and, Poor man as I am, no
man can say that say that I owe him a dollar.
I a geld never have spoken of such matters. I speak
now in selGdefence only for the sake of my friends. The
desperation of the political Abolitionist; teems to be
such, their cause In so bad, that they are compelled to
resort to any means to defeat my election. For their
slanders I care not, I can live them down; but my clause
at this moment is the cause of the PEOPLE, the cause of
the tsiog, the Cause of CORSITITUTIONAL LIBERTY In
AMERICA. AB 8 MAN I feel myself to be a the peer of
any mon that le honest."
ierr CITY CONTIIOLLEREtIIP AND
GEORGE GETZ.—The following statement Bp
peered in the Sunday papers of October 5 :
To THE LOYAL, CITIZENS OF PHILADELPHIA: About
the last of July or the first of August, I, the undersigned,
a conductor on the Second and Third street Railway,
while standing on the platform of my car, in company
with GEORGE GETZ, now a candidate for Otty Con
troller, became engaged with him in conversation relative
to the condition of the country. Getz expressed himself
in a roam er that to my mind proved groats disloyalty.
Be said : 4. The Government ought not to succeed in this
war," and he predicted that "they would get enough of
it before it was over," that war, this was snigger a war
for the benefit of igg.ra, and it was no war for the
Union ;" that he would not aid the Government in the
war by volnnteering. nor would he go if drafted." I, the
undersigned, further say, that since the above conversa
tion, I have repeated the substance thereof to. several
persons, as I felt it my duty as a citizen to expose the
true character of a man whom I deemed unfit to dwell
in a loyal community, and more especially to claim
honors or emolucceats at its hands.
Pigne+33, AMBROSE &UPSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this taird day of
October, A. D. 1662
planed], A. H. EITIOEHABICII, Alderman.
The man who could calmly witness his country engaged
in a stroggie with hordes of desperate traitors; boast of
his determination to resist her call upon him for the aid
which is her due ; serenely contemplate the slaughter of
the thousands of her heroic children who sprang to her res
cue; exultingly predict her defeat and dismemberment;
and then cooly request the relatives and fellow citizens
of those who have given their lives in her defenoe to
elevate him to a high and honorable office, must be con
sidered as affording the moat remarkable eprclmen of
sbamelees effrontrey possible to conceive.
Patriots ! fellow-citizens of all parties ! upon you your
country calls. Fathers ! Brothers ! Sires of those whose
last sleep is by the banks of the reddened•Potomao ! to
you your country sties for audience ; devote ono day to
the holy duty of curtaining her at the ballot box, and
pray that the rebuke to such a man may be so overwhelm
ing that the traitors in our midst may be confounded at
the evidence of your undying devotion to tho starry flag
that floats above her soil. ocll-2titig
FIFTII CONGRESSIONAL DIS•
TIIIOT —Tbe Union Party present the name of
RUSSELL TEA.YES, whom we believe to possess
ail the analfmations necessary fora REPREMISTA
TIVE Of his ability there can be no gnestion_ fie is
thoroughly Independent, and the breath of slander has
never yet approached his high moral character. This
all adroit.
The Breckinrldge Democracy have presented the name
of CHARLES W. CARRIGAN. What is the history of
Mr. Carrigan 7 A few years ago the people of Philadel
phia elected him REGISTS.R.OF WILLS, an office
worih, it hi said, 815 000 a year; and yet, at the end of
three Sears, Mr. Carrigan was a DEFAULTER to the
State for P 6 .644.40, as is shown by the Public Records,
(District Cou• t for the City and County of Philadelphia,
;larch Term, 1860, No 1,742) Has Mr. Carrigan to
this day paid up the amount abstrao'ed from the Public
Treasury? NO! It has been paid by his Sureties,
HENRY M. PHILLIPS and Charles S Bokeros Admin
'tarsier, and they now bold the judgment recovered
against him So much for the question of honesty. •
Is tie Independent? If elected, and a question air, ct
lug the interests of the People of Pennsylvania should
be before Congress, would Charles W. Carrigan be a free
agent to vete as he *honed best for the Interest of his
State? No ! It would be in the power of Henry M.
Phillips to say to him, •• Air. Oeirlgan, I hold a large
judgment against you as a public defaulter. You must
vote on this question as I shall dictate, otherwise I will
issue an execution against you, and throw you into pri
son, from which you know a defaulter cannot be relieved
under the Insolvent Law." What think you? Would
Mr. Carrigan be an Independent Representative? Pon
der well these truths, and vote accordingly on next
Tuesday !
October 9, 3882. 0010 4t*
Tr, TWEN EY. FOURTH WARDI—GRAND
BALLY POB THE USION!—A. MASS MEET -
IN 0 of the Citizens of the Twerity.fonrth Ward, in favor
of sustaining the presezt Administration in its efforts to
Put down treason. will be held on SATU BOAT Evening,
Oct. llth, at B. Fharp's MECHANICS' HOTEL, MAR
KET Street above Ferty.secoLd, commencing at half
part seven o'clock. The following distingtsiebed speakers
will be present: Hon. William D. Kelley, Hon. William,
Henn, lion. James Pollock, Hoy. Charles Gibbons, Hon.
George A Coffey, Bon. George Connell, Hon Charles F.
Abbott, Col. John W. Fonsey, Edward G. Webb, leo ,
E. Spencer Miller, Esq , James Miller, Ern , and Morton
McMichael, Esq.
let every citizen, without distinction of party, who is
opposed to Bebellion and its sympathizers, attend !
ra,Birsfeld'e Band will be in attendance.
By order of the Ward Executive Committee.
T. Di. WI LTDERGEB, President.
JOH ATE AN BONSALL, Sees , .
b. 0. PIERSON,
•
it* Chairman Comm. of Arrangements.
ErrDEDICATION AND FLAG-RAISING
at Citizens' Volunteer Hospital. corner of Brond
and Washinsiton streets, on BA.TIIIIDAY Arms..
It 00N, at 4 o'clock —The Board of Blanagens will 'dedi
cate to the purtmee intended the new Hospital for the re
lief of the sick and wounded soldiers. d number of
speakers wtll address' the mooting. The citizens are tn
♦ited to participate.
Come one, come all!
The Thirteenth and Fifteenth-streets Passenger Bail
road care will take you to the Hospital. 0c10.2t
KrHEADQUARTERS OF THE NATION
AL.IIN lON OLT lr EXECUTIVE Co ett la no,
liOMMONWKALTif BUILDING, CHESTNUT Street, above
Sixth, °doter 7, 1882.
sboo HE WA BD —A rewaid of 8500 will be raid by
the Committee for cinch evidence se will lead to the arrest
and conviction of newtons who are engaged In TEARING
DOWN mid hIUTILATING the MIAS hacked by this
Committee. Wfd. H. HERS, Preddent.
JOON J. TRANELIN,
/WRY B. OARDINEaI SeCtetartell
ry• - .. • EXTRACT FROM THE IRISH AMR
[I3 R10 . 8.X of llth October, 161iZ :
In the Fast Ditorict there will be two Democratic
candidates SAMUEL J RANDALL (Breckinridge),
awl. EDWARD G. WEBB (Douglas). Thie is a strong
natholic district, and, Ds Batidtil was a bitter Know.
Nelbins. it is nearly certain that he wad be largely cut.
Or. the other band, alr. Webb (while cutter tf the P.2tu
syivavdart, then the leading Denocratic paper of the
State) was mainly instrumental in bringing Know-
Nothingism to a deserved deathbed. From the begin
ning to the end, Webb was the dote, mined, bitter, honest
Opponent of the Know. Nothings, and for ttils reason, if
for no other, be deserves the thanks. and the votes of
foreign. born citizens and their children. Of course, he
will be triumphantly elected. Originally, Randall was
e Whig, When that party died he joined the Know.
Nothings. When they fell into disgrace ha introduced
himself into am Demecretic raLka. Webb ie a man of
high ebaraetefatel superior intelligence. ttit
11 E; I; TUE SOLDIERS.—THE
Fifty second , Weekly nesting In behalf of the
SAM AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS will be held in
the West .3mb-street Presbyterian Church, corner of
EIGHTRENTEI and AROD; Streets, TO-MORROW
.EVRNINGI, October ]2, at 7 ,5 i o'clock. Rev. Dr. Rd
warde, pastor, will preside. Addresses by Rev. Dr.
Bomberger, Rev. J.H Atdar, and George H. Stuart,'
ESQ., President et the Christian Comniiseien. A. brief
statement of the labors of the Army Committee and the
Obt istian Commission among the Soldiers in the ilospi
tale and on the Battle fields will be given. These meet
ings are exceedingly interesticg, and are awakening the
Christian public to the importance of the work. 11.*
w THE DEMOCRATS AND STONE=
113 WALL JAOICSON Tin NIN&TSENTEi
AltD.—On Friday night last, October ad, the I),.mo
crate of the Nineteenth ward held a meeting on the Ger
mantown road, at which Daniel M. Fox, candidate for
Mayor, George Getz, candidate for City Controller,
others, participated. After the wijrurnment of the msot
leg, a. large number of the party repaired to a public
house on New Third street, near Columbia avenue, and
iu thiir political peregrinations, cheer after cheer was
given for STONEWALL JA9xsorr end the DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.
Thcee who Lewd it can scarcely realize that in this
locslity, the feelings of the friends and relatives of noble
patriots and martyrs who have reddened the soil of trai
tors and rebels for their country's perpetuity and glorY s
is to be thus outraged. Countrymen, shall it be?
ooll•2tit NEW THIRD STREET.
AVIS AUX ELFGANTS.
MIL PAUL ANPRIOT, Gerand de la nudism
de Tallinn de RIR. GRANDVILLE SCORES, 609
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, a Phorineur de pre.
vents see uombreux ands et connmesances qui Pont deja
favorite de lent (Mini quo les otrangera,) qu'il
vient de regevoir de Paris et Londres les modes les plus
recentes et lee mieux porters) pour la saloon d'alver.
3lr. Grandville Stokes a mis ea disposition lea °tortes
lee plus belles, et les melllerires qualitee, des premieres
manufactures d'Enrope.
Les militalres, aired QUO les ceders de tons grades y
trouverene les meillenres gunnies d'etoffes a des orb( tree
moderee. L'elegance de sa coupe, ainsi (018 le cachet de
distinction qui la caracterice est dojo troy connu du pub
lic, pour en ienonvellesleitr Merites. ee27.lm
DELLITAR Y.
$1.67. BOUNTY. $167.
CAVALRY
Capt. WK.-H:- FRY'S RUSSELL TROOP
(now in the ,
Young men wishing to join this crack company will
apply at once at the Recruiting Station, Franklin Square
(large tent), or 21.3 OBE ittiIIIC Street.
Each recruit will receive 81€17'($90 cash), and be uni
formed and equipped immelmtely.
it* 0r BigIIBT, Jr., Recruiting Officer.
6. ONLY SIX DALYS BEFORE
DRAFTING.=-Men of the deficient Precincts, avail
yonreelf of the advantages °Bored, and enlist in
ROBERTS' INDEPENDENT ARTILLERY,
CO. A, Capt. SAMUEL HAZ AR f), Ir.,
(Late of Rush's Lancers.) By so doing ran will be Ver
manently and pleasantly located at. FORTRESS MON
ROE, where yon have good Oat tem. able officers, no ex
posure. and sufficient instruction to fit you for t e position
of an officer, Yon will get all the Bounty, be measured
for your nniformonod have Your clothes to fit you, draw
pay and rations from the time you are mustered in, and
be sent immediately to camp,
PICKED MEN ONLY -
NERD APPLY AT THE
HEADQUARTERS, N. E. Cor. EIGHTH and CHEST
, NUT Streets, UP STA.'RS ' 001 l
IBOARD OF TRADE RIFLE RE
GIMENT, 150th T. Y.—Twenty mon wanted to fill
up Co. G—sl6s bounty. Apply at 505 South street.
GEORGE B. LAIRD, Captain.
JACKSON D. COOKE, let Lieut. oon.-6t*
CORN EXCHANGE REGIMENT,
. COL. C. M. PREVOST.
Z 'RECRUITS WANTED for Ode popular Regiment.
BOUNTY $l6O, and ONE MONTH'S PAY IN
ADVANCE.
•
RECRUITING STATION, 188 WALNUT STRVET.
• Capt. 'DENBY BEAR WOOD,
oc9- ft Recruiting oMcer.
INEN WANTED FOR A COM
peoy io the Board of Trade Rifle Regiment, 156th
Regime' tP. V. This regiment will go into camp
Immediately, near the city Bon ity, *165. Aim ply
early, topient. GEO. G. HENSZEY, No. 133.3 td&UKEr
street, below Ninth street. 007 121
CAMP JEFFEASON, Oor. 9,1862.
The gallant officers and brave soldiers detailed ftom
the old Philadelphia regiments now in the Sell to re
cruit for their glorious battalions. have removed their
tents from Camp Franklin to JEFFERSON SQUARE,
at d have called their present camp the same as the
Pevare, in honor of the noble Revolutionary patriot of
our city. A full corps of twenty drummers and Mere,
order command of a drum major and Life major, will be
in daily attendance.
Young men A Philadelphia, reflect upon the duty that
you owe your country iti this her hour of peril. Go to
CAMP JEFFERSON, and place your name upon the
master roll of 'cur brave companions in arms.
By order of the Committee.
JOHN E. ADDIOES.
Chairman of Committee on Recruiting,.
The following officers have tents in Camp Franklin,
besides their recruiting stations as mentioned
Capt. 'Thomas J. Town, 95th Rent , 202 Dock street.
Lient. P Eagan, 95th Regt 202 Dock street.
Thomas H. Boggs, 23d Begt., o)rner Sixth and
Chestnut streets.
Lieut..]: A. Gregory, 91st Rest , 820 Chestnut street.
Lieut. B . " B. Eyre, 91st Beat., 020 Obealunt street.
Capt. William. Wilson, -Slat Rest.. 1118 Msrket Ntreet.
Lieu!. George W. O'Malley, 115th Begt , 230 8. Fourth
street.
Lieut. GOO. W. Wilson, 61st Begt., 8 8. Fourth street.
Lieut. Wm. W. Dawson, 61st Regt. 8 8 Fourth street.
Lieut. 0. B. Griffith. 82d Regt., Franklin Square. .
Lient. A. J. Knorr, 82d Regt., Franklin Pqnare.
Lieut. JosentrAbbey. 112th Segt.,l3B 8. Fourth street.
Capt. `_.C. `Eleiniz, 65th Begt., Dougherty's Hotel,
Twenty fifth and Wood.
. Capt Joseph C. , 333 Chestnut
Lient DCgir. • Clinr. Arad
Llear-i„-5E,-I.3ltrderland, 724 Best, 527 04„,etaut st
(taltlTUßefit.o9 Franklin Square.
-e rie . Owen Sheriden;6l92h9t7seb ra ps' Hotel, Chest.
nut eet.
Capt. William Jatho, 27th Regt., 620 Callowhill stri3et.--
nt John Stanton, 3d Reeerves, 40 b. Third street.
Licut. B. J. Towson, 1624 Begt, Artillery, 409 Chest
nut street.
Capt. Blake, 152 A Beat , Artillery, 409 Chestnut street.
Capt. P. McDonough, 2d Reserves, Globe Hotel, Sixth
street, below Chestnut.
Lieut. J burley, 2d . Reserves, Globe Hotel, Sixth
street, below Chestnut.
Lient. J. K. Brown, Penna. Reserves,Jonea' Hotel,
Ober tnut street .
Capt. S. M. Zulick, 29th Begt , 24 S. Fifth street.
Lient. D. F. Linn, 58th Begt., Franklin Square.
Capt. George W. Tomlinson, 26th Bee., Sixth and
Jayne streets.
Mint. D. A. Hall; 28th Begt . Sixth and Jayne streets.
Licut. John H. Bheal, 26th Begt., Barracks, Washing
ton street.
Capt. John T. Durang, 90th Regt., Franklin Senate.
Capt William Moore, 784 Rest., 124 N. Fourth street.
Capt. William 'Uhler, 99th Regt , 204 Dook street.
Capt. Henry A. Scheetst, for all Pennsylvania regi
ments in the field, Jones' Hotel, oc6-8t
LADIES' FURS.
LADIES' - FANCY FURS!
JOHN A. STAMBAOH,..
IMPORTER AND MANVIPAO PURER OF
LADIES'-- FANCY
_YVES,
No. 826 ARCH STREET;
BELOW NINTH.
JIM( relied, a large and handsome Stock or LADIES'
AND CHILDREN'S FANCY FURP, of every deacrip
tion and in the newest and most approved styles, at the
',tweet Oath Prices. r,, . pa- Sat
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA.
No. 718, "MOH .ST., BELOW EIGHTH,
nktPoinim AND atarcrraomusu
LADIES' FANCY TUBS.
Illy assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladies and children
is now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable during the present season.. All sold at
the mannfacturrire prices, for cash. Ladles, please give
mo a call. '602- 4mlf
SILK AND.DRESS.VOODS.
STOOK
SilK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
A. W. LITTLE & Co..
ee25.2m No. 32S MARKET ST.
• .
NTEBNAL
COLLECTION OFFICE,
FIRST DISTRICT, MA - CHESTNUT Street.
Mimi% FOB MIMS AND SIGHT •DBAFTS,
AND
EItORRIZTABY STAMPS FOR MEDICINES,
Have be€n received and for ea'e at the oftlCe of the
COLLECTOR OF THE FIRST DISTRICT,
304 CHESTNUT Street.
Orders for Stamps will be received and delivered as fast
as hoed by the Government. ocll-2t
DRIED APPLES
A-ND PEACHES,
IN BARIUM AND SACKS,
FOR ARMY AND HOSPITAL USE,
FOR GALE BY
TUSTIN 86.SHVWELL.
0c2.8t NO. 208 111611 W STREET.
WMTETRESERVING BRANDY
PURE CEDER AND WINE VINEGAR•
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS
SPICES, &c., &c.
AU MO rtquisited for PrelerYini •p 4 pickling Primula.
ALBERT 0_ ROBERTS.
DI&IMIS Di PIECE GROCIREMS,
se6-tf 0011.11118 Exam - aim A vim
lON HOUSES.
OA,RP • E*T.INGS..
OIL . CLOTHS, AND . MA1111463.
. WOLFE •86. .
00/MISSION MEBONANTC____.
.113 . 510RESTIpPr EMMET, PHIL/LOIILPHIS.
wTL full itesortment of Philadelphio,maie thisPetil
always In Wok; • (RN 9m •
ARMY - GOODS. • .
DARK•BLUE MAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE OAP CLOTHS.
SKY.BLUE CLOTHS FOE OFFICER&
ARNE BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND PUCE. •
BROWN AND BLEACHED MEETINGS AND
SKIRTINGS.
Bor sale by
FROTHINGELAX & WELLS.
MILITARY CLOTHING. •
WIDE -SPREAD REFUTATION:
There is no house in United States that;
has as wide-spread reputation for getting up.
NzrxrAny CLornung as ROCKIIILL & WIL:
SON'S, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street.
Besides being thoroughly acquainted with
the business, they are prompt to fill all orders
at moderate prices, and always have a LARGE
STOCK OF MILITART GOODS ON RAND.
se£lo.lftf .
GENTS' nwassisp.qoops.
JOHN C. ARRISON;
Importer (end Manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN'S
FINE FURNISHING GOODS,
Nos. 1 & 3 N. SIXTH STREET.
FIRST STORE ABOVE MARKET Sr.
(FORMERLY J. BURR MOORE'S.)
The well• known reputation of this establishment for
selling Fine Goode at MODERATE PRIORS will be fully
sustained.
P. 8 —The celebrated IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRTS, BO
justly popular, can be supplied at short notice.
FLANNEL & 'CLOTH OVE BULIETS
IN MCAT ViNIETY.
FLANEEL 'AND ,OLOTH OVER
SHIRTS ! •
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
On hand or made to order, of the most approved cat,
and warranted to flt.
GENTLEMAN S WRAPPERS,
The larva and beet assortment in the city.
UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY ; GLOVES, TIES, szo.
WHOLESALE AND, RETAIL..
G. A.. HOFFMANN, •••
od-tutissm . 606 Ascii suivili:!
GEORGE GRANT,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER, IN
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 610 CHESTNUT STREET:
'ONE SHIRT. MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber would invite attention to his
IMPROVED OUT OR' BILLETS,
Which he makes a:specialty in his business. Also, con
stantly receiving
NaVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
r. W. SCOTT,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
• • No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET,
X 9-11 Four doors below the Continental,
cOGRING RANGES, FURNACES, &c;
ooKING
C RANGES..
ELEVATED DOUBLE:OVEN".COOKING
RAXGES:.
This Range bee afforded more setlefection• than any
yet °Stud to the ;Ithitc• . .
,
ARNOLD & VILSON,
.1010-CHIRTSIIT Street.
WARWAIR FURNACES, • -
Of tbe moakaassoied and economical pattern/,
0131211. D - To •Aiirs - 'OLAFBE 3Or BUILDINGS -
ABNOLD & WILSO T •
- STATE MANTELS.
A largo Twisty of those beautiful Kanto!! at
VERY LOW PRICES.
ARNOLD &I WILSON,
LOW -DOWN, - ..AND COMMON
P.ARLOR. GRATES.
For Heating Parlors, 'Members, Offices, A . c.
ADAPTED FOB EITHER HARD OR SOFTHOAL.
Hot.air Registers and Ventilateni--a large anoilsrtent.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
cell- bw2mit 1010.1:MR8T/3117T Street.
U.S
FIVE TWENTI ES. ;
20-YEAR SIX PER. CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE /01 . ' THE OBTION OF .THE GOMM
NEWT AFTER FIVE TEARS
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY to receive enbecription3 for the above
LOAN AT PAR,
TEE INTEREST TO COMMENCE FROM DATE
OF DEPOSIT,
Thus avoiding the difficulty heretofore experienced by
requiring payment in GOLD of the interest from May
A full supply of these Bonds always on halal.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD St.
jY29• tt
WM R. WALTON,
WALTON A YOST,
BARBERS, BROILERS,
AND
GENERAL COLLECTORS,
Ro. 35 South TRIED Street, Philadelphia
BEFEBENOZS.
Is 7 Cooke & Co., Hon. James Pollock,
JaPOOL Hera, Santee, & Co., Hon. H. D. Foster,
isberlok, Black, & Co., Hon. A. H. Baader,
O. HoHlbbin & Bon, Hon. Ass Pooksr_p_
Z. P. Middleton & Bro., Eton. Warren.l.WoodwaSil
Hon. Wm. Wllidns, V. L. Bradford, Zell.
sta-8m
A . R.N.11 Y "T H 0 DI . A 8,
S. STOOK AND BILL BRUIN%
No. 812 WALNUT BTBENT.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on oomtniselon.
Promissory Notes and Loans negotiated. oc4•lmit
pLAKE , s PATENT ARGAND
BURNER for sale by the subscribers, sole agents
therefor. All persons are cautioned &salad infringing
Bald netent. HENRY N. HOOPER & 001
fit 00EMEROIAL Street,
Smog, October 10,1887.
0011-lm
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS CURED
or the 'Honey retanded.—Dr. Gelsenbelmer's Re
medy la a sure and speedy Cure for all diseases of the
Bladder, lildneye, and kindred organs. Prism $l. S.
0. UPHAM, No. 403 Chestnut street, sole Agent for
Philadelphia. I*
TO D BALERS IN SWORDS.-
T
811NBLN it FISHER, Manofacturerm of Infantry
and Oavalry Swords, Sabre Bayonets, and Bowie
Knives; aleo, Sword Blades and Mountings furnished.
OffiCe N 0.3 North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia. 0e11.30*
GW. BLAKISTON, NO. 22
• South WATER Street, Philadelphia, Commission
Dealer In Ohio and Illinois BROOK CORN, RU.
DLES, WIRE, TWINE; do. • 0011-Sin
p EIMER'S IVORYTYPES are
uni
vereslly admired for beauty of coloring and faith.
fLlncesof likeness. Nothing can approach them. They
are strikingly natural in appearance. SEOOND Street.
shove Green. it*
PaTAPBCO DUCK
• For safe by
ocll-6t
F. I. Et.
110.
ZINO, ARMY, AND TOILET MIRRORS,
The beet in the world for flab& and durablliel.
B. M. B.
The beet brand Stlk-Bnlshed
VELVET RIBBONS.
Vole Agent, BENJAMIN M. SMITH,
165 DUANE Street, near Weet Broadway,
aeslo-Ban NOW To
1010 . CIREEIVIIIT Street
111011A8 W. TM.
0. E MILLER,
237 South SECOND Street
AUCTION SALE.
UCTION NOTICE.
LARGE AND ATIILLOTIVE SALE OF
FRENCH GOODS.
JOHN a MYERS & CO.,
ATTOTIONEBIIS,
Nos. 232 & 234 PIA.BKET STREET,
Will include in their isle, on
MONDAY, 00T013ER 13th, 1862,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, the following desirable
fabriones of the
IMPORT &TlOli (4 - }"
eßsrs. L. MAILLARD & 00.
BOMBAZINES
Front medium to SUREitISTE QUALITIES
BROCHE SHAWL?,
LONG AND SQUARE, (PARIS,) NEW RESIGNS
BROOKE. 11 AYE SHAWLS,
LONG AND SQUARE, (PARIS ) ) NEW DESIGNS
MERINO AND CASHMERE SHAWLS,
BROORE BORDERED (PARIB) STELLA% NEW'
DESIORt3.
MERINO SHAWLS-LONG EL A.CfC 2
In extra and superior qualities.
Also, inelnlbled in Sale Vol be tenni a very desirable
assortment
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS,
BODINET and IIiIMMING ItIBBONS,
1, PRUNE( FLOWERS,
11 : - ft , BAZAAR NINTH AND SAN
SOM STREETS.
AZOTION SALE * OF HORSES, the.
ON 'WEDNESDAY HORNING, October 15, r.
At 10 o'clock, comptiting—
Ear (Trafalgar), a valuable stallion.
Mike, a stallion, trots in 2 40.
Nine brood mares, and colts.
Ten young colts, one donkey.
One sorrel horse P Bob," one gray horse " George."
A pair.of trotting mares. costsl,2oo.
Andalusia, a driving horse, cost $1,600.
ALSO,
15 high-bred come, 8 young heifers.
8 young steers, 3 bulls, (Gowen's stock )
le bean of Soutbdown sheep, 4 hoge.
1 yoke of oxen.
Si Ito postponement on account of the weather.
ocll-3t if ALFRED M. MEKNES% Auctioneer.
BAZA.AII AND SAN
,
SOM STREETS.
t 3 - selar, OP. TROTTING STO
On VEDNE:. , DAT MORNING, at 10 o'olo*,
A FAST TROTTING DOUBLE-TEAM, E ROAN
-DAN" AND PRINCE."
Dan bas trotted, single, in 2 38.
Princes tint, single, is 2 35.
A last trotting black mare, ts Lady Jane," has shown
quarters in 88 seconds.
ALSO,
Two elegant Rodger's wagons.
Single and double harness by Pearce, covers, ac.
cell 3t if ALFRED Id, HERKNES3, Auctioneer
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Military and Naval Agent,
- " 424 WALNUT Street, Naiad& -
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOIL
SEOOND-HAND;FURNITURE , CARPETS;
STOVES, BEDDING, &o. Call or uldreas WILLIAM
LIMP, No. 931 RIDGE Avenue. 009.0t*
LOST . AND -FOUND.
LO ST OR MISLAID-OERTIFI
OATE No. 243, dated October 29th, 1860, in our
IMMO, for forty-two shares Preferred Stook of the (late
wins Railroad Company. Rodeo is hereby given, that
we have applied for a Certificate to be issued in ilea of
above. [oc9 th 84w] DRIiXEL t GO.
LEGAL.
STATE OF JOHN MAST,DEC I 'D
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—Letters of Administration on the Estate of JOHN
MAST, deed, baying been granted to the undersigned,
all persona indebted to the said estate are requested to
make payment, and those having dal= to present them
toi ELIZABETH D MAST,
113 BROWN Street.
FRANCIS L LEVERING,
797 POPLAR etteet„
Administrator,.
Or their Attorney,
JOHN STIORHABEE,
ocll.e6t* 826 North SIXTH &reet
m500!-LOST, TUBS
DAY, September 9, Three 7.30 TREA
SURY NOTES, coupons attached, Numbers 81,568,
81469, 81,570. Ail parties are forbid negotiating said
Notes, as notice has been given, and stopped
at the Treasury and alb Sub-Treasury Departtnent4.
$5OO IN GOLD:
Will be paid by the undersigned for the return of the
Notes. B. F. OADLAGITER,
No. 231 North THIRD Street.
Philadelphia, October 2, 1862. 002-18t*
1!E AND EAR. DR. JAMES
--
LEWIS, 001TLIST and AUEIST, has again re
mised from his nrofessional tour in 'Europe. and paring
nently located at No. UT North SIXTH Street. (Woe
h ann , f r om to 12 A. M.. and 4to4P. M. 0024-buil*
T 3U. S NT-BUTTONS AND BLIPS U
Standard, mannfaetnred and for sale br
J. P. REED,
Corner of THIRTEENTH and ROBLE Streets,
ite2.64tao*. Philadelphia.
CIA GLOVES, Sco•
0c10.3t
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMYOF MUSIC.
Lessee and Manager., WM. WREMBT.
Sixth appearance in three years and
POSITIVELY LAST NIGELP BUT SIX OF
GABBIEL RAVEL AND TROUPE.
Last aprearance but Six or the World's Phenomenon,
Y LAIN a MILER:IOA, I 011NQ AMERLOA %
W halms
TERE/FIGALLY-EARING FEAT OF
THE THREE. FLYIbG THAPEZE
F XCitt B the wonder and delight of
cROWDED AND EffnillillibTlO AIIDIENOEE.
T HIS (NEWSDAY) EVENING, GOT. 11, 1.1362,
Will to given. by ➢articular reQueet, the Pantomime of
TaE MAGIC TaEmpir,T.
CLOWN -
HARLEQUIN AITERIO.4..
Other characters by the Revd Company.
To conclude dith the altonndi^g fratn of the
THREE FLYII7O T 3A.PEZE.
The rerfcrmance uifl commence with the FarecroS
TIN OLE S
In which 37r fi. Pilicide, Mr T. G Burnett, tlr. went;
trim ttlttsrelt. eze will spvear.
-13? - 140 iIiRE LEST, Tat PRESS EXOEFCED
NOTICE —The, inhabitants of Camden, Frankferd,
Geimentewn, Cheater. Norristown, Wilmington, and the
I amours/kg districts. are respectfully informed that the
pelf, mamma invariably conclude a few minutes past Id
o clerk, enabling visitors to reach their homes in season
by the care.
Feral:tette, Party:lotto Circle, and Balcony, BO Dente;
Faintly Circle and Amphitheatre, 25 cents; Proscenium
Boxer, holding eight persons, $6 A portion of the Am
phitheatre Is reserved for respectable colored'persone.
Box Oft] . e open from 9 A. X. till 4 P. IIL, when seat&
can be secured three days in advance, without extra
charge. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance witt
teuaueetm quarter before S.
S. JOHN DREW'S AMR
.
JOU. STREET THEATBZ.
Acting and stage Manager W. B. FILEDEDIDED.
812911103 Agent anti Treasurer JOS. D. MURPHY.
UNEXAMPLED R1100E63.
6BOOND WEEK Or BATEMAN.
'TO-NIGHT, SATURD&Y, October 141862,
THE RONEY MOON.
JULIANA.
MISS 13 ATE IN AN
THE - DOTE ABANZ A. ...... ......JA.S. WA.LLACK
ROLANDO EDWIN 'ADAMS..
To conclude with MICHAEL MILE.
MICHAEL, ICELE EDWIN ADA.SI3.
ON MONDAY, GERALDINE.
Prices as usual. Seats secured six days in al 901105.
Doors open at 7—To commence at 7% o'clock.
WALNUT—STREET THE A.TRE.-
Bole LOISISBO Etre. DI. A. GARRETTSOIL.
Bedlam Agent Hr. JOHN T. DONNEDIa..
Lett A.r.pearanee of Hr. E EDDY.
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, OCT. 11.
Will be p - egented the Tragedy of
THE ROBBERS.
Chaffee De Moor.— . fri
. . .......... r. It. Krtror
After which, HIS LAS I.:1103.
.... . .M.r. lIDAT.
To conclude with THE ........... WELL.
Doors open at 7—Performance commences at 7%.
ONCERT HALL -LEOTURR
BOOR.
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS'
SOUTH BB&
WHALING VOYAGE
EVERY EVENING, at anarier to 8 &clock.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock,
Admission, 25 cults: +l3hMiran half price
QT. GEORGE'S CRICKET
U GROUND, THIRTEENTH Street, above OOLUN
BL& r,
GBEAT PELESTRIAN FIGA.T.I
GREAT TEST DF ELAN'S Pc/WER OF ENDU
RANCE,
WALKING 106 MILES INSIDE OF T WE VTT.FOUIt
CONSEOPTIVE HOURS, and 480 MILES IN
bIDE OF EIGHT OONSEOUTIVE DAYS,
WITHOUT WALKING ON. SUN
PAY (SEVEN DAYS' TIME,)
BETWEEN OUTOBER. 13th AND Slaty 1E62
•
GRAND CONCERT EACH DAY,
From l to 6% P. 61., by BEOK'S BRASS BAND,
Strict doecorntn will be predervod, and seats reserved
for Ladiee and Children.
Admiettion to the Ground and Seat, linleute:. oe9-41..*
SSEMBLY BUILDIN GS. —Messrs.
ABEL & CO 's WONI EBFUL f3TEBEOPTI
COIL
Exhibiting every evening this week". with a change of
programme zdablig.
Admfeeion 2& cents—Obildren 10 cents. A package of
twenty-four tickete for $3.. ---
Doors open at 73( ; commence at 8 o'clock,
Matinee on Saturday at 3 o'clock.
pENN LVAINT TA AC ADE MY OF
.L.T3E Frlcir , ARTS,
1045 CHESTNUT STREET,
Ts open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. K. till t!
P. M. Admission 26 cents. Children half Price.
Shares of Stock, $3O.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
nBEAPEST PL - ACE IN THE CITY
it—f to buy PHOTOGR &PR ALBUMS, CARD NM.
TRAITS, and CARD FRAMES, A large lot of NB W
STYLES, just received from AUCTION, and will be sold
at a great reduction from Manufacturers , prices. Every
Album warranted perfect. PITCHER;
0c11.61 - 439 CHESTNUT •Street.
O COLOR CARD PHOT
T
GRAPHS in an eltgant manner, and not affect the
fine enrfaee in the least, is an eery aroma to any person,
tboueh not an artiet. by the TIM uf
NEWTON'S PREPARED COLORS FOR ALBURE
PICTURES.
Price per box, 83; with large bottle of reducing
liquid, 88.25.
Sole agents for the Uniteti States, J. E. TILTON' &
00 , Basica.
In Ibis city and State. SOHOLZ JANIDDITT,E.Y.
112 Eolith NIGHTH Street,
OAITIION.--Tbe great popularity alreaiy acquired
by tins valuable discovery bee induced some dishonest
garcons to offer a worthless article in imitation.
FIFTY DOLL kliS will be paid for the conviction of
any party selling their stuff for Newton's Albumen
Colors. ocll-sw los
"N - 0 LOOP TO HANG A DOUBT
.L ON."—it yen ever had a doubt 9.3 to the merits
of BRINIER'S Colored Photograehg, ens glance Mil dis
pel it. SECOND Street, above Green. 1i
Air AR K !—The only place to get
_LTA those genoine Dtrtraite, Lifp-size Photographa
oil ia et SECOND litreet, *Stove
Green. msde only to suit the times, et reduced
- ri toes . It*
WANTS.
wsTrlitArintle
Dereevsring salesmen, for
HEA.DLEY'S HISTORY OF THE 0-REAT
REBELLION,
In 2 vols. Ist nearly ready. Bold only by subscription.
For particulars apply to or midi:en .
HURLBUT, WILLI&MS, & 00.,
143 AriYLUII Street,
Hartford, (butt.
WANTED—A situation by a coin
petent business man some responsible noose,
as Saletroan or Bonk. kreper, where the , e wend be, an
ontortenity of Investing 85,000 or MPG in the busineel
on the first of Diay. Andrew ' for three days, “. Os.sh,"
this cfece. it*
WAN TED-A FRENCHLADY,.
to give lessons in French and Music No ong
need apply unless she has had experience in teaching arstf
can furnish satisfactory references. Addrem O. P.
111 Smith BLIVVENTH Street, Philadelphia. serir.ii
*WAN TED— By an Actiye M au s a
V situation in a Wholesale or Retail House, either
as Salesman or Book keeper. Clan show R. 003 testimo
nials as reaards character and ability. Please ilddreda
" T B. 0. B ," Press office. oclo-2.*
NXTANTED TO BUY OR RENT, A
r COAL YARD or suitable Lot on the Schn9C
UN, between 'Vine land Spruce streets.
colo.3t* Aedrees P. 0., Bar. 2094).
A, PARTNER WANTED, WITH
11 $5,000 capital, to take one department of a paying
business in the best location in the city, the two depart
ments being too much for one Person to attend to Ad
dress ," Box. 2281 Post Office. stating where a con
fidential neeting tan be bad Probably some arrange
ment can be made if a partnership is objectionable.
oclo.frow St*
STABLE WANTED—A small one,
for about three horses, between Seventh and Broad.
and near. Gre4 1 street. Apply at 1106 COATES
Street. 0010. 3r*
AND SOME SMALLER.
tr V V . , snubs, Trust Funds, to Loan on Blort
gage. JOHN B. notaintai,
oell•stuthat* No. 142 SoUth EIGHTH Street.
n(ln TO LOAN ON MORT_
$2O kJ
V u GAGE ; will be divided. Apply tom
JOB. B. B &BEY,
430 WALNUT Street:
BOARDING.
TIVARUNG 1N A PRIVATE FA
MILT —Geotleman and wife, or two Angle won ;
1:15 , of bath and gee. 1835 COLI'ES Street. 001b..3c*
pLEASA .N EtECOND- STORY
rooms, with board, at
6e17.1m 307 south THIRD Street.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
A BABE CHANCE -FOR SALE
Stock. Goodwill, Fixturea, and Lease of an old
established Retail Dry Goods Store, in one of the beat
locatione, by a person about declining busieess. Stoo
small, and well selecnd. Direct to 0 0 J R 0.," engin
name and residence. at this office. oc7-tutluatif*
ga FOR SALE—AN ELEGANTLY
imrovEd Farm of 800 wee, on the 'Eagan shore
of Maryland, right on navioation, 850 acres of heavy
oak acid pine timber, price $lB per acre. The best in
contents tvcr offered. For particulars. apply to S.
TOWNE) ED No. 18 North THIRD Street ocil 12t*
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
Y ANI FARM
AT PUBLIC! SALE
ON WEDNESDAY. October 22, 1862, in pursuance at
an alias order of the Orphan& Court of Desolater
county, will be sold at public saie on the prembies, No.l,
the following real estate of Samnd Johnson, late of the
borongh of Marietta. deo'd , viz:
No. 1. A LAIVIE hIERWEIANT MILL,.
With 13 acres (more or lees) of flretrate LIME.
tiSTONE LANA, in a high state of cultivation, under
good fences, situate on the Lancaster and.. Mariette,
Turnpike, one mile from the latter place. Thia. mill has
four run of burrs, capacity to make Eighty barrele of
flour during twenty. four hours, during' the year; and has
extensive water-power, being propelled by big and little
Obleces Creek, and is without doubt one .of the beat.
mills itt Lancaster county. The ;Machinery is all In feed
cendition and repair. The mill has a very good and pro
fitable onetom. Also, a two story Brit*. DWELLING.
/1 OfJ$E, with kitchen attached, designed for the. use of
the miller; Aso, a corn kiln for dryingeorn, attached to
the mill, with stable and other outbuildings.
No. 2, A TEA.OT OF LIMESTONE. LI I IND,
Containing 97 scree, (more or leer ! ), with a ;two.
tistory DWELLING HOUSE, kitchen: kern: Viragga
shed, tobacco boner, grain house, and other out
buildings thereon erected. The inudja in a high.etate of
improvement, and under good feaces, and one of the best
farms in the neighborhood.
POI3EBOOiOII and titles given on the let day of April,
1863
Sale to commence at 1 o'olzcit,P. M., when attendance
will be given and terms made known by the under
signed, JOHN' W. aLit l / 4 1111,,
BIMON tiBOEE,
Administrators of Batumi Johnsen deed.
cc 1.1.16-18 at*
STEAMER FOB BALL-
The good side. wheel Steamer ITEQUA.SSET,
PINE, Master, la*, in employ of the Government
draws five feet, water loaded, andhas tenacity for 501)
Pataengers, or will suit for a towboat She can be Been
at or_near BIRELY'S WRA.liff. Kensington. For
tonne apply to - A. SOUGEbt &
0011 at• IK,Wit, etreet Wharf
,
EDUCATIOPTAL.
110,0ARDING SCHOOL far YOUNG
MEI( AND BOYS, MOUNT JOY, Lancaster
county. Pe. Winter Session re. opena October 21st. For
particulars, address the Principal, .
op - 11. 60S 2 L. MOOD.E.
DRABB GROMMETS for Army Blau-
kete tea Leggings, manufactured and for sale in
my Quantity at SIXTI3. end CiOLUSIBLS.
se26-Izo* Z.