Philadelphia Markets.
November 15—Evening.
djma uti for Floor Is limited, both for ihipmen
7>3 n« ■ sales comprise about 900 bbls, mostly In
Ot'so 28»6.5TX for anptrfiuo; 86 76aT for
s® 3 ' Ji i5(,7 26 for extra family (theformer Tor North
and *BaB 60 W bbl for fancy Ohio, including
v ails'W B< Thomas’extra on private terms. The
15 (hi) retollers and bates are within the same
“* l: t of prices, and high-grade fancies at 88 73a9.25 W
i according to' bi aid and quality. The receipts and
i.iwetlnn* light for the season. Bye Flour is scarce,
In a small way at 86 60«6 76 V bbl. Cora
«d fj, wanted, and Ptnnsylvanla Is selling at *8.60 W
Brimdvwino « quoted at 84.' ■ ,
The offerings are light, and the market Is
nice] with solos of 6,000 bns to note, at 145«1450
ftt ffiatsrn and Pennsylvania reds, the litter for ohoioo,
,0( , irSal66o for white, as In quality, iaolnding I,OOJ bos
ihVra red at 148 c. Bye is steady, at 90»91c for Dela-
S nl “, r ( j pooOßo ior Pennsylvania.
is firm, and about 6,000 bus PonnaylvinU and
yellow Bold at 740,' afloat.
3?““' or a unchanged, and 700 bns Delaware sold at
"sniaU sales of Pennsylvania are making at 42a41c
C b !l! Is In demand, and small sales of
®'l! i ore reported at $B7 V” ton.
*''ifniH —The market Is more active, and prices have
.41rnt 2® 3c V tt>, with small sates of middlings at
«r lb, cash.
tii.tcHni? 3 —-There la more doing in Eugar and Oof
.wimWia of theformer have advanced «o4P' lb,
.moll sales of Onba at IOeIQJKc 4? lb. Bto Ooffee
'"‘“.jl,, at spaSZo V" lb, ; and SOoßle for Laguayra,
pV'ivtitoßS.-—The matket continues qniet, aud prices
, ,ln»t kinds are unchanged: siksof Moss Port are
Dl K” p B t $lB 26 # bbl. Lard—the stock oa sale is
Snod email! lots are selling at 1001.0 for bbts aud
[ '■*„ nt, tier Is firm! audprioea well maintained; solid
2*’ed sellitß at 14«26c #' lb, and roll at 16t>26c, as to
“ jifr Ege» are worth 19020 c W dozen.
1 —there Is rather more doing In Clover, and
have advanced; sales of 800 bus at 8900 40 #*
I! - 1 iuiothy is selling at $2 26 4P' bns. A sale of 600
k .4he'a Flaxseed is also reported at 8*.7« V bin
*V‘,t‘sr tsquiet, lb s selling in a smull way at 400 for
end 38c gallon fordrndge.
OINOINNATI PBOYISION MAItKBT, Nov. 14.
niton fchoulders wore sold at 6o loose, and wo hear in
ili'rccily that 6)(o was dealiued. Holders, though not
{greeting say demand other than from tbs G>verument,
•Jsril the stock as light, otid.ore unite Arm in asking
•suljc; prlnclpailyihow the latter figure. Baoon Sides
wsioll, and will not bring over 6>(o—a most singular
ftsiure of the trade that they should be worth only so
uttio more than ehonldere. Lard met with considerable
iwuiry at B*o, but there was only a sms 1 quintny sold
St loss thou 9c—that was at n off. Oreon Meat) have
,r duller market. Bams sell at 6}j a6%q, Shoulders at
iy'o, nnd Sides are nominally quoted at oc.
OBIOAGO BREAD3TUFFB MARKET, November
H—Flour —Received,.6,BB9 bbls; shipped, 6,000 bbls.
Market more active and a Bhade firmer, but pribsa are
wltheUtdecided efaango. Sales were: Winter extras—
IfObbls 11 Hall's Challenge” and 100 bbls ‘J Grant”
risice grades at 88: 100 bbls (brand not named) at
C «67S • 100 bbls at $5.50; 60 bbls good at 8! 40. Spring
,rtrsj—loo bbta •• Pickwick” choice at $5 06; 100 bbls
lifloodwln’s Imperial” at $5; 400 bbls •‘Brown’s Mills”
slWirFallß) afs4.9o: 100 bbls (brand not named) at
Saad • 100 bbls good extra at *100; 100 bbls at 84.60:
inn bbls «Jerome & Boss,” 200 bbts .*> Northwest," anil
S bbla u Clinton," all at $4 46 j' 100 bbls at 84 40;
,! so. some 1 COO bbls different brands on private terms;
i l ', string supers at s3—all delivered.
1 u'hyat—received, 48,280 bus; sh ppsd, 28 600 bus.
virisi mere active and Jf ole better. Sales were:
iut« Stades—4oo bus No. 2 white at 9S J; 6 000 bus
Sr 2red at 940: 6,000 bus do at 94N0 i 2,000 bus do at
r.c ■ 1800 bus njeeted red at 9to No. 1 -tprtng—4,6oo
i.n,'(lu Moon & Scottjs and Galena) at 90o; 5,800 bus
An ton 4 ecott’s) at 91c,: No. 2 Spring-890 bus at
11.500 bus at ,77c400 bus at 77Xc; 16,000 bus
i,;00 bus at 7?Xo;.8,000 bus at. 790 Bejscted
gstittf-HiCOO bus at 8805 4'400 baa at 67c; 1.600 dm at
6'<%c 1 400 bne at 88c—all the above iu Btore.
080 PS IN lOWA.—The yield of wheat in lowa is
•silmatsd at 22,000,000 bushels this year, boiug 1,750.000
Sarttls more than the crop of IS6I Tbore have been
1,328,000 acres cultivated this ceaion in oorn, which wi l
rleld 56,260,000 bushels, or an excess ov-r the crop of
last year of 16 0(0,000 bushels. Hay, 1,000 090 tons;
siisbnm, 8,000 000 gallons; and potatoen double last
asi's quantity. The Btate wIU be able to oxcart this
;tar£l7sCoO oattle and 900,000 hogs. The increase of
iltop hos been about one third during the past year,
asking the number in the State 260,000
ihAiimis mTELi,reisrrcß.
HT3SIIO FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
I!:'! Blickflrii, Fairchild, 20 davs from Pensacola, In
tgjlut to J B Bassley & 00.
:!r ; s SliV.tt Ann, Herriok, ST da?a from BUokEtver,
Iti with 18? ton* logwood to D N Woziur Sc Uo Ex
rw'raced heavy weather the entire paasage; splltsail-t, *o.
Btbi E Murray, Smith, from 'Baliimore, with mdse to
.ajt.aie. ■
c:ht Diamond, Townsend, 3 days from Indian Hirer,
M with com to Jas L Bewley A 00.
Star Former, West, 1 day from Milford, Del, with
jfiiia to Joe Barratt A Son.
Scbr Cure, Master, 1 day from. Brandywine, Del, with
tmm&lto R M Lea. ■> "
SMiner Fanny Garner, Pierca, 21 houra from New
with mdie to W P Clyde.
Steamer Mere, Nichole, 21 houra from Bow York, with
riiato W M Bahd & Co.
CLEARED.
Bath: Thai Dallett, Dunoan, Laguayra, Dallott & Son.
Stnr Bowinn. Fader, St Kitts, Janretoae 4 Lavergne.
Sclir S 11 Hammond, Gerri.h, Now r.rs, Twelve! 00.
Schr T:i phsiiia, Nickerson, Wloklord, 0 F Norton
4 Oo
Scbr B Martin, Tnrpln, Berlin, Md, captain ,
Setae Sente B Jacob?, Dennis, Middletown, Tyler,
Stone !■■ fu.
Scbr i> P B icktnan, Hagan, Alexandria, do
Scbr 51 4 &lßger, Magee, Newbprn, 1 - do
SchrK Bildtn, Street, Alexandria, do
Soltr Blllott, Avis, Forlresa Monroe, do ‘
Star 1: 8 Konnedy, Shortcnl Washington, J W Bacon.
Scbr Bilrabeth Ann, Quinn, Eookport, L Andenried
4 Co. ,
Seer Ida L Howard, Jones, Baltimore, captain,
clr SI L GaW, Her, Baltimore, A Grows, dr.
' Sir Bristol, Charles,vNew Tork, W P Clyde.
BT TELEQIUPH.
(Uorreepondenee of the Philadelphia Bxohange.)
* LEWES, Del, M0v.16.
Two ships came in this morning, one et whiohiasup
l*sfil to bo the Westmoreland, from L.vcrp-joi. Too
Mrs,] AchilUs, from Pensacola; St James, from N York:
f 9 gjraboat Wammtta, and brig Julia Ford, from Port
S<;nl, wti.h came in yesterday, are also at anchor in
fti Boadfctcad. Wind very strong from the eastward. •
Yaws, *c. JOHN P. Marshall
0 1 TT i rB M B.
M.4Oh',TiCFOT Stock of Ladies’ Furs.—
Bmhs Charles O&kford & Son, Nos. 831 end 833 Chest
ut street, under the Continental Hotel, have now in
lt>r» (be rkhcßt, meat varied, and in all respects the
etdatcactlre stock of Ladies’,. Fancy Furs ever offered
H tlj di y. Their prioea, also, are remarkably reasons
■to. :,. .
Fine Old Br’lkdy for Hedicihal Fpr
f ,!, —Mr. C. H. Mattson, dealer in fine family grooe-
H:i, .Itch and Tenth ste., has now on hand a rare iot.ol
;ir« gennine Old Brandy, expressly designed and adapted
raedtcinel purposes. It-its snoh an atltcie as every
lii,:,,' should have at hand in case emergency should re
.-ii. Its use.
Gehts 3 Furnishing Goods, in greatestva
-8m? tdsptedfer the season, and got up tor the epsciai
3ie!ctt end gratification of gentlemen of taste, can he
lists at the splendid store of Oakford & Son, under the
Owiaettei Hotel,
Atb on Board for the South Pacific.”—
Cap', 'b tiiliia recommences this evening bis rega
in oilU'j trips to the South and North Pacific whaling
!icae<J». lbs Concert Hall teotnre-room, 1219 Ohest
satstirtt. Ship sails at 1% o’clock.
The MibTERT of Advertising.—To our
oonpblaflcatcd stlfthe plaoards and signs that meet our
E TO la cities are somewhat benilderiog; for example, a
capiaia eavutlsrs to-day for “men to fill up a company
■cteadisd foe the Bay defences; will have stoves and beds
to tleep Ufcn." Now, It strikes ns this is too warm,
even far jhig climate, In the days of the Inquisition we
persons »9re put upon stoves to sleep, but we don't
»«liia iaduccment.now, Another party puts up a large
hsnpsrenoy fn bis window to this effect— l “ Families
carJJid " startling in the extreme! We thought Yir-
Sb ia cioEopcllzcd that business. In Charles Stokes’ large
CaHi.ajj Blocs, under the “ Continental,” we noticed a
indaith these words: Gentlemen’s Furnishing Da
iuiai.ot 1 ' Now, are gentlemen fnrnfthtd here? and
B military man, get ICO men for my company,
;<s ‘ >5 IWAitmen 'l or do I bring the recruits in the raw,
* n &t bv putting the furniture on them, make them gen-
These things need explanation.
fosRAL McClellan Arrested.—Major
® atrj l McClellan paid a visit to the city on Saturday
gating, and while pawing along Chestnut street, above
, Ilk his attention was arrested by tha appearance of the
! stock of suits for civilians and „f uniforms for
•Stiry men displayed at the Browo-Stone Clothing
’’•Hi KrkfciU & Wilson, Nos. 608 end 606 Chestnut
•‘-t The General immediately went in and procnred a
tt'ifo culftt for the winter. This clroutnstanos gave
•’te is the startling report with which wo bo:d oar pira
it was not himself, but his attention, that was
krttMl.
Grange of Fortune..— Nick Biddle’s part--
? ir ' feroo Stelnbergcr, died in Bt. liouU on the 14th nit.,
’ r! laced cireamttanees. With Biddle be once divided
“’ lI nmiiora if itllars in a cotton speculation. He used
dinners which cost *lO,OOO. Finally, however,
' ,olk to f peculating lost his money, begin to drink
k! ai IBBt “threw up his hand,” poor and friendless,
s * •'hetrsst between such men and . the man who
is,; C , (coc °inr, by purchasing his clothing at the pa.
of Granville Stokes, Ho’ 609 Chestnut
' ,bBre cheapest fall and winter garments in the
are on ham, .
MvalFat the hotels,
u, ‘ 110 o’clock XjSST NIGHT.
MurrS* 1 *® 41 and Chestnut sta.
X«toi « n “ b ’ Ky W J Brittingbam, Maryland
if ar f la ?d Alfred Bartlett, Cincinnati
htiiffl p p?d “frophia James Turner. New York
W°td, ÜBS J 8 K-ndsli, New York:
£amea 1 "J'Hmere A B Mndge, Baltimore
®ll ,! aore- :i:Com Q B Balob, USN
' , >oil!r?!, r °w k t K York Sami 8 Hartwell, N Jersey
r ,c « Joha n v l*** Miss Borden. N Jersey
: »Cs! K i llv Mr Augvro. New York
I f «oter n 2 J olk - !■* J#o W Smith, New York
' J P Buff, Boston
?' 5 PlnmW k| KwTork h.O Merrill, Wisconsin
J;5 Oftnnn tt.hi Sami J Pontz. Baltimore
'flJsryjß T W Brown, Massachusetts
'■* *»<«L Wl'ton
V°l k 5 -ii ®lw & la, Ohio
TMallW t°? J w Reynolds, Penn#
.f * R P,,,°L i /JI 8 ? 7 8 D Stockton, New Pork
?; K n Bm,?u t , w i’ M»ine Gso W Lawrence, Boston
Jf floitoa 011 ? *<• W B Crosby, Jr, New York
i «>„ a £ *•»•* *. & wf, Indiana
“ba t Halifax, N 8 O D Palmer
?“ 0 ®enbnry, Ot B Tweed, Danbury, Ot
P OrU v % Ne S York H Burr &U, Boston
Ski KB,'i !{ "LX? rk Ca P* 0 K yohe - Wash, D C
WHDuuoan,NYork
Yotk .Ohaa’J Gould, N. York ,
£ 6 ? n J HTork jAcobSlaeper, Boston
t} 1 BpxjfV 'rPS B^? 11 ' W»'‘W«tootl;, Boston ‘
£ d « BeriPJ I, HB Burns, U SB.
j, Z '.-liru;,,^’„ lioston DB Kershaw
ii'ttPsrw! . - Alt iblcson, Baltimore
dm Auborn » Hough, Memphis .
1? Steens * 1 ? „„ B G Boebuck, Ohio
II hq r ,s ,a > » York Mrs L S B;eers, B Island
t 8 Z'Cv I ' tnna I. B Langlay, N York
S G *trku u *"! F "Tisb’g W a Bell, Hatrhburg
»! Tk W6s!i B K v lfb , ur * De Forrest, N York
tiJUtbb W v °L k Mr Be.nnlds, N York
I° rk T Heidy, Baltimore
i-lmesUßH* J®»* Beard, Wash,.» 0
v,' ao KUnt. Lovett, Westchester
« i hcf ! bbl^ t 6“; D 0 I Huntington, N York
J a '-Win nil ?f ltimore T 8 Thomai. jr, Newark
•‘ bsil * ln ,Brooklyn . W E Stamford, K York
i|’S Cl trke n 1 / 1 *? 84 J Vetsbutg, N York
h? 11**8,, > 0 8 H H B Hoely -
8 W Henry O Smith, Baltimore
iiV'tU urllM A Balmollr . .
k'lHbs,, , _ Ii W Smith Pa.
4 i" h 'i K|, t “A?, Balt H Duflield. Altoona, Pa
illr,! 6il, y, A!l«a m “ !,ot i H Elm k lad r- Now York
Mrs Spooner, New Bedford
lf S , al ‘sin a , 7* B ,« df «8 J P Harley, New York
h wI tI S-* I ' n 6 p Hoigl«nd, Fort Wayne
a>l»i, Z 4„„f 8 " Y« k B Ball Z raesvllle, Ohio
? b '° Moses DUlon, Zanesville, O
, < l ,‘ nr 'M !i! , sb ' Do OEeudall, Wilmington, Del
ib3,!‘l'<'*. 8t Loaf. ? ««»• *,Kf‘ .
Khide Idand B E B °* W6 H; Oorlath, BiUi
HBBOHANTS’ HOTEt-FoortH *t„ below Arab,
F Foster, Hew Fork S Li ly, Hew Jersey
J Templeton. Wash’n, Pa H Hook, Lancaster
Col Q A MWock, Va Oapt Obas Ktafft, Va
T Border, Mnrticsbury, Va T H Hines Js wt, H V
Jan E Griffin, Chester, Pa Nelson Haas, Oolnmbla
Isaac Clark, Hew York T Newman, New York
A Bison, Washington, 0 Ii K Bowen, Maryland
H Homburger _ Hon S J Anoona, Beading
G M Dittor, Somerset. 0 B Farrell, Schuylkill Haven
John Byftt>, By raouse, NY SP Bust, Syracuse, N Y
J A Carroll, Syracuse, NY J W Pa- tor, Pa
James B Orr, Pa . ' I) L Montgomery, USA
Tbos J ft core Thos I, McNamara, Pa
Wra Bormtr, Brooklyn John B Oarnonter, Del
Goo F Wright Joa H Anderson, marietta
Mias A Ander; on, Marietta J Jefery, New York
D McCoDVlile, Steubenville Hon J 8 Black, York, Pa
DHH CausdoU,Ky ® Dennison, Manstteid. O
J B Aideu-Pittsburg ! 8 M Bricker, Wash’n, DO
M Folly, New York James Davis, Maryland
w Batnsey, Illinois Peter Beiily, New York
M Mundy, Princeton, Tnd V J Deau & la, Huntingdon
J tyvingslcn,Carlisle 8 Strickland, Beading
Ohm I. Green, Pa J D McKee
I< G Boobuck, Ohio 8 Staphlet, Ohio
AMERlCAN—Chestnut street, above BIBS.
Bobt Oarbarf, jr, Baltimore C Thompson. Conn
J E Armstrong, New York J T Mortimer, Wash, D 0
E Ainsworth & la, N Yoik G H Newhall, Piov", B I
Jasß Sunil, York, Pa WBKing, York, Pa
OHi Manchester, Prov. BI WMo Mannis, Ft Monroe
t( W Benedict, Hear Haven 8 Isaacs
W 8 Malany, w Chester A Woodhnll, New York
Thca Himes, Penna Miss J T Mortimer, D 0
W F Donaldson, Taraarma A H Light, Poona
Geo Toggo, Bermuda W H Hawley, Boston
W Jemeton, USE 0 P S Bennett
J R Wolcott, Wash, DO H UfTonderfor, Harp Ferry
lit Magte, Harper’s Ferry P 8 Sehopp, Heading
12 HXircom, IT S A f F Haines, West Chester
M T Jeffers, Weßt Chester H Pendiotm, Delaware
W Bogore, New York Isaac Hammond, Ponna
I, Goldsman, Milwaukee A W Norris, USA
ST. LOUIS HOTEli—Chestnut street, above Third,
B Montgomery L Watohel, Franklin
J Yan 1 roup Sc wf, Baltimore M Roberts, Massachusetts
J B Adams, Lawrence J F Sargent, lowa
O Fiizsimmds, Ballimore Mr Lomaxson, Baltimore
George W MHtB, N York W B Simpson. Wheeling
W B Thompson, Harrisburg P Gannon, Harrisburg
B Hart, Carlisle WH Jones
B Lameon A B Stimpson, Newark, N J
J H Jarnham & la, Mass H Larkins, Trenton, N J
John Baker, Mass F Haynes, Newark, Del
J Derenburg, N York H Somtnen, Brooklyn
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third, -
M T Blacker, M Chunk Oapt Thos 0 Steele, Penna
L E Alien, Boston • AV Ho Ustaltier
Peter MoFadin, Maryland SC Halt Ala
Obas E Town, Bath, Mo G B SUlymah, PottsviUe
P B Hammerer, Ohio W Wolff, New York
Sami Whitman, Penna
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth,
W Skileg, Uniontown T B Tilton, Uniontown
O Bofbnck, New Jersey N A Eggleston, Blrmlng'm
A T Burrows, Deposit Thos E W att, Pittsburg
GC Tharp, Liverpool, Pa H L Goodwin. Penna
Miss B Hemdio, Penna D Peterman, New York
G W Hampten, N J Addison T Mansell, Md
8 Pollock <fc wf, Pittsburg J Aber, Allegheny co
J H Biystone, Crawford, Pa J P Spofford, New York
A Dunham, Penna JP Long, Penna
Geo W Butter, Uniontown Jas Firovet, Lowistowa
S J Banken, Pittsburg . John Kennedy, Lswistown
Geo Piitt, Pittsburg DP Miller, Huntingdon
BABLEY SHEAF—Second street, bolowYlne.
K T Evord, ACantio Oily P J Hank, Morrfsvilo
B Boderock A la, Penna W Surplus, Wayne eo
H Waters, Wayne co J M Wilkinson, Backs co
Litnt S Hawk, Morrisville H Woodbridge, Wayne co
W’K Carver, Newtown M Pierson; Bnok3 co
H Spangenberg, Wayne co J DFrisbae, Wayne co
D Fell, Books co K Smith, Backs oo '
G Wolverton, New Jersey W Thatcher, New Jersey
G Freeman, Wayne co A 8 Swingle, Wayne oo
A Co'yell, Wayne eo E Enslin,; Wayno co
L Schaffer, Wayne co J Dormer, Wayne eo
W Corson, Centievilie, Pa J B Terry, Pennsylvania
J R Boilieu, DavlsviUe Mrs E Swingle. Wayne oo
W S Enli'lkin, Penna G Freeman, Wayne co
E Enslin, Wayne co O N Bryan, Dovlestowa
H Cnmiten, Wayne co S Langerdan, Wayne co
M D Robinson, Wayne co E Moore, Wayne co
H Woodbridge, Wayne co ~ E North, New Jersey
AO Wetherbee, New Jersey,Q THailett, New Jersey
0 Watson, Halboro H B Wells, Pike oo
J B Bapp, Wash, D 0 ■ . J Qulpuby, Bucks co
S M Palmer, Pike co
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
Geo T Brown, Chester eo Wm Underwood, Oeatre co
JBCbampeon Jos A Wiokersham, Ponna
John Trainer, Chester co J B Lewis, Media, Pa
Ohos Coburn, Buffalo John Welch. Buffalo
J F Krenis, Baltimore H Simpson, New York
Thos Harper, Chester co Sami Ealay, Warren co, 0
J M Hadden, Warren co, 0
BLACK BBAB—Third stxeet, above OaUowhllL
Y Dickerson, Penna J G Yancamp, Penna
Thos Willlard, Yardleyvilie Geo Clemens,Ohester valloy
Chea Monison, Huntingdon A 8 Bonds, Penna
John Krews Dojlestown Mrs ICrews, Doylestown
P McNarre, Penna Jacob Harris, Salesbary
A B Homo, Quakertown Thoa D Wolf, Da,boro
I W Gerhart A dan, Penna Bllas Carver, Bucks co
Ltvl Overhaltzer, PeiwaigS Geo Knall, Ponna
W Eddows, Moreland : ' W Miller, MUleratown
O Keek, Allentown Mrs Keck, Allentown
W T Shafer, Harrisburg Geo M Garner, Doyiestown
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above CaliowhiH.
W Mount, Lehigh co, Pa A Godshal & la, Penna
H Seesleff, Penna„ O Kemtnerer, Penna
Martin Kemmerer, Penna Thos Snyder, Pec na . .
Isaac Oswald, Penna P Klohline, Bfttersvilie
J B Bichard, Bittersville W Knoll, Bittersvillo
O E Olado,.BittersvillO: . B Osenback, BftteravlHe
EimonlZlegenfnss,Carbon co G W Olsndenen & wf,‘Penna
J L Shantg, Lehigh co ,W Kestler, Lehigbton
Jameß F gariy, Pottaville Jos Biokert, Summit Hill
F Bachman, Lehigh co
NATIONAL HOTEL—Bace street, above Third,
0 H Nimson, Lehigh eo H E Watford, N Jersay
A Startzman, Baltimore B P Bloc, Pittsburg
M Samelson, Now York : Max Marcnre, Baltimore
0 B Armstrong, Ohio ' D Hcusam, Jr, Beading
J W Mascey, Allentown B td Krause
Mre Bartlett, Pottaville Ohas Keck, Allentown
H Siegnet & wf, Lebanon Miss Yeager, Harrisburg
Mr Yeager, Harrisburg J H Deokard, Perry oo
T Ballert, Lehigh oo S J Hallman, Lahlgh oo
Char Gross/Allentown T W Heckley, M D, DSN
MODNT YEBNON—Second street, above Aroh.
Miss A Middleton, Balto L Patterson, Newtown,Pa
Jobn. T Jones, Boston HI Spear, Boston
It L Ofioroe, Massachusetts I. D Houston, Cambria co
S Smith, U 9 A r 0 Miller & la, Trenton
Thos J Johnson, Mass Thos Moore
James Farrell ■
MADISON HODSE—Second street, above Market
Col John Nyce, Camp Phils 8 Baker, Taylorsville
A L Bennett, Pennsilvania W M Loder, Strondsburg ‘
T.F Crofton. New York A Milham, Pike co
Dr J 0 Mnrphy, Salem, N J F Taylor, Taylorsville
D Dcdd, Delaware -G B Waples, Delaware
D Wolton, Btrondaburg Jas Potter, Lewlsiowa
W Mnlbolland, Pa J T Walton, Stroudsburg
8 heo Schock, BtronSsbnrg W S Bees, Stroudsburg
Jas W Milter, Strondsburg J D Porteuß, Stroudsburg
T H Manc, Strouatburg A W Loder, Stroudsburg
John White, Analomunk B Newhart, Tannersvllle
John Stnmp, Tannersvllle Jesse Fable, Tannersvllle
J Hootlmacher, Brodhoadsv D Jay, Scranton
W W West, Stroudsburg J B Clement, Woodbury
M H Dreher, Strondsburg T Stemple, Ensse! Hill
J Kohl, White Haven . W G Tenker, White Haven
D Hlbart,Monroe co ..... -H Booum& fam, E Tena
SPEOIAIs NOTICES.
©BEAT TRIUMPH!—
rt STf J SOHOMAOKEB & 00. have made n ntw and
grand ditcovery in the mannfaotnre of the Piano-Forte.
By a peculiar construction of the scale and bridge on,tke
sounding board, they are enabled to give nearly double
the ordinary length of the string, from, the bridge to
where the hammer strikes See string, which prod aces moat
extraordinary effects. The power is greatly increased,
and the harmony produced is truly wonderful, giving an
entire new quality of tone, which is deep, rich, eweet,
and melodious, with a singing peculiarity to each note,
unlike to my Piano ever manufactured heretofore.
The music,loving public are respectfully Invited to call
at our Warerooms, No, 1021 CHESTNUT Street, where
they can examine this great improvement in the Plano
Forte. SOHOMAOKEB & Go.,
no!3 1m . 1021 CHESTNUT Street,
Gbovbk & Baker’s No. 9 Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE, for manufacturing purposes, la
the BEST machine In the markot, and is sold for FOBTY
DOLLABS. No machine ever introduced in this city
has sold so rapidly or given such universal satisfaction.
Do not fail to call and examine it before purchasing else
where. Office, TBO OBLEdTNDT street. no3-tf
B—T—lB6o—X.
DBAKB’B PLANTATION BITTJSBB,
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours!
They strengthen the system and eniiven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify tbo breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They euro Diarrhoea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complain Nervous Headache.:
They are the best BITTSBS In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature’s
great restorer. They are made ot pure St Croix Bum,
the celebrated Caiisaya Bark, roots, and herbs, and are
taken with the pleasure of a bevorage, without regard to
ago or time of day. Particularly recommended to doU
cate persons requiring a gentle stimulant Sold by all
Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Baloons. F. H. 93AES
h 00., 202 BBOADWAY. New York. se34.Bm
Batchelor’s Hair By* !
THE BEST IN THE WOELD, <
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOB’S celebrated Hair! Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from-hsdmre;
warranted not to Injure the Hair la the least; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GBAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIB instantly turns *
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and bean-
SihL Sold by all Druggists, &o,
XT' The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE
LOB, e» the four tides of each boa,
FACTORY No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 333 Broadway and 18 Bond slyest,)
3<nySB.ly New York.
Upham’s Hair Dye, 38 cents a box.
—Three boxes for @1; the best in use. Try It, Sold
only at TJPBAM’6,4O3 CHESTNUT St Bo2T-3m*
MARBIED
TALL—SMITH.—At Bockawaiking, Somerset coun
ty, Maryland, on the 13th instant, by Rev. Alexander M
Wiggins, Lieutenant William B Tab, U 8. A., MV,
to Emma V. Smith, daughter of Est. Yanghnn Smith,
of tie Pliiladeiphia Annual Conference. , #
TONEB—GOULDEY —On the 12th instant. Mr. Pe
ter Toner to Mlbs Mary Jaue Gonidey, both of Pniladel-
Phia. . .. #
OTT—CLEGG.—On the 6th iaslant, by Rav, Joseph
Cattle, D D , Mr. Bamuoi Ott, of Lower Morion, to Miss
Kiums, daughter of Jamos Clegg, Manayunk. *
WEBER— PYLE —Onthol3 U Inßtaat,by Bey. John
Thompton, Mr. John W. Weber, of Chestnut Hiit, to
Misa Myra Amalia Pyle, of Philadelphia. *
CAMPBELL—WALKER—On the 13th in»taut, by
B«T- John Thompson, Mr. Palmer T. Oampbell to Miss
Sallio J. Walker, both of Philadelphia. *
DIED.
_ KLOW, E 8 —On the 16th inst, of typhoid fever,
Mary, daughter of Mahlon K. and Elizabeth M. Knowles,
sped about 14 years. .
Thefrlends and rtlatives of the famiiy are invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her parents; In
Yatdle> viilc, on Tuesday morning, the 18tu Inst., at 11
o’dlock.-: f m
KO9EBS—On tho 15th inst,, near Burlington, N 3,,
Obatles M. Bogers, in the 33d year of his ago.
Due notice will be given of his funeral. - • *
BUBTON—On Friday, the 14th inst, Susan B , wife
of Captain Wm Barton, aged 34 years.’
Thß relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend tbo funeral, from the residence of her husband,
No 346 Wharton street, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2
o’oieck. Services at Trinity Church, Oatharine.street,
at 3 o’clock. . T : . . - ~
WILSIEB On the 16th Inst., at the residence of hl«
father. Tfaos. Wllmer, Eugene iWtlmer, ser<e»ot of 00.
C, Ist Minnesota Bsgimeut of Volaoteers, of disease con
tracted while a prisoner ot Richmond, Va
Lis friends and the friends of the family are invited to
attend hia funeral from 605 Coates street, on Tu93dav,
18th instant, at a o'clock. *
MARSHALL.—On the 13th instant, Mrs tJtuauiG.,
Wife of J. E, Marshall, aged 40 years. - . *
GIET—On the 14thinstant Mrs. Dorothea Klinabetha,
wife of John Glet, in the Cist year of her ago. *
BECKMAN—On the loth instant, Susannah Heck
man. in the 48d year of her age. *
GREEN —On the 14th instant, Mary Groan, infant
daughter of Mary and Nathaniel Green, aged 4 months
end 10 days # ■ -.
BOBINSON,—On the 14tU instant, Mr. Wm. Bobin-j
bod, in the 70'hi car of Ills age. * *■'
BEENINGEB— On the 14th instant, Christian Hee
ntoger, aged 86 years and 10,months. *
GALL*GHEE —On tho 14th Ins.ant, Ellen Gallagher,
ag«l 28 tears. *
KNIGHT On the 14th instant, Martha H., wife of
Mr. William L. Knight. *
HOLT —On the 11th fastest, Joseph Holt, 61st Bogi
truill. Co H. P. V. It
ANDERSON.—On the 18th instant, James Anderson,
In >lie 36 t» year < f his ago. '
PA It BY —On the 13th instant, Edward Parry, Jr.,
an d 48 yea's *’
’DOUGHE BTY—Or, the 14th Instjnt, Mr. Edward
Dougherty,'aged 78 years. < - *
OLER —On the 18th instant, Henry Oler, In the 37 >h
year of Usage. .. * ■'
T>LAOS DEESB GOODS.—SLACK
JLf Velour Beps, Velour Ottomans, Grain de Pondres,
EpingUnes, FopeHnes, Frenoh Merinos, Frenoh CasU
meres, cheap Cashmeres, ail. wool Mousseline do Laines,
Single and double widths; choap'Do Laines; Tamlses,
Baratheas, Drcpd’Almas; English and Frenohßomba
zines; Silk warp Cashmeres, Turin Cloths, Crape Cloths,
Paramattas, Irish Poplins, Satin do Chines, Bombazine
Alpacas, Ac. Also, Black Silks and t bawls of every
description. BESSON A SON, Mourning Store,
ocliO-tf No. 918 CHESTNUT Street,
THYRE & LANDELL,
M2A FOURTH and ABOH BTBEETS.
OPENING FOB FALL SALES:
Magnificent Silks.
Megnifloent Shawls.
Magnificent Poplins. '
Good Black Silks.
‘ Richest Printed Goods.
Good Stock of Biasios- seSO-tf
TIIE EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF
LL_3, the Young Men’s Christian Association of Phiia
atipbia will be held at CONCERT HALL.. Chestnut st,
above Twelfth, on THURSDAY EYE SING next, (20th'
Inst ), at o’ctock. The Bov. 1 anicl 0. EJdr, D. D.,
pattor of the Tabernacle Baptist Church, of this city;
Bov. Joseph T. Euryea, of New York, and others, are
ex pooled, to deliver addresses. Among other interesting
features of’tbfe occasion ; wfU bo. the retiring address of
the President, Goo H. Stuart, Etui, and tho inangnration
of George Cookman, Esq , President elect for the ensuing
year. : Tlckola may be had, without charge, at the rooms
Of the Association. Nca 10C9 and 10U OHE3TNOT Bt,
on and after MONDAY, the 17thinst. no!7 4t#
(v-==- TWENTIETH REGIMENT P. M.—
IX3 Viotimsby the carelessness of the employees on the
Cumberland Valley Railroad who yet survive will please
send a smtenfont of the extent of thsir iojaries, verified,
if possibie, by a physician’s certificate, to the CUSTOM
HOUSE, at an early day, addressed to WSfr B.
THOM aS. nols 8t
WB> A LADIES* FAIR, IN AID OF THE
CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER HOSPITAL,”
BROAD and WASHINGTON Streets, will be held at
the SB corner FIFTEENTH and MARKET Streets,
over Yanmll’s drug store, commencing MONDAY, Nov.
17, and c niinuing all the week.
Admission ten cents. nols-39t.
NOTICE.—CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
IXS I’nn.ABEU'HU, November4,lBB2 — Thefoliowing
Besclntion was . this day adopted by the Board of Direo
tora and ordeied to be published:
Eesolved, That the unsold portion of the Stock of this
Bank bo efiered to the present StoekboMers at.par, each
Stockholder to have tho privilege ot taking si pro rata
share, according to a soaiemdopted by the Board, pro
vided eubscription and payment be made before the first
day of. January,'lB6B.
nol4*jaT J. W. TQBBEY, Oashier.
wea NOTICE.—THE FIRST OF A COURSE
OF TB REE LECTURE 3 on the HOLY L AND
will be dtlivtredby WILLIAM WHITE' WILLIAMS,
of Now York. In the second Beformed Presbyterian
Obnrcb, TWENTY-SECOND Sireet, below CaUowhiU,
on.TUESDAY EVENING next, 18lh Inst. Snbject-
Forty Days in Jerusalem, or a Sketoh of Palestine and
a Dfecrintion of Jerusalem, •
Tickets for the C0ur5e.........................59 cents.
Single Tickets ...........25 “
For sale at Martien’s,Book Soto, Presbyterian Beard
of Publication, ,Pjesbyterian House Tract"Socisty, and
the Store of Wm. S. Bentoul, Sixth, above Market.
nol4 41*
yy==* OFFICE OF DELAWARE MUTUAL
U 3 SAFE CY INBUBANOE OOMPASY, PKILi-
BELraiA, November 12, 1862. , .
The Board of Directors have this day declared a cash
dividend of TEN PEB CENT, on the Capital Block,
and SIX PEB.OEST. interest on the Scrip, of the Com
pany, payable on and after the first Decemheriproximo.
They have also declared a Scrip dividend of FOBTY
PEB CENT, on the Earned Premlams for the year end
ing October 31, 1862 Certificate* for which will be ia
ened to the parties entitled to the same on and after the
first December proximo—the Company assuming tha
pay nteDt of at! Texes on the above Dividends.
The Board of Directors have ordered, alao, that the re
mainingbntstand ing Scrip of the Oompacy of the Issues of
the years prior to 1868 be redeemed in cash on and after
February 2, 1663, from which date all interest thareon
shall cease, .-
poll 6t HENBY LYLBUBN, Secretary.
rw=» THE FIRST LECTURE OF THE
Uof OOUBSE, in aid of the OB U BOH OF ST.
MATTHIAS Will be deUverd at CONCERT HALL, on
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 18.1862, at 8 o’clook, by
theßt. Bev.JOHN HSNBY HOPKINS, D. D. Sub
ject—“ Astrology, Divination, and Neormnanoy.”
Tickets forsate at O. M. Burns’, 911 Chestnut street;
Episcopal Book Denository, 1224 Chestnut street; Wyeth
& Bros, 1414 Walnut street, and at the Hall. Price
26 cento. nolO-Btff
fto==* TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT,
to FBNNSYL VANIA It AIL BO AD COMPANY,
Philadelphia October 17,1862.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day de
clared a Semi-Annual Dividend of FOOB PEE OENT.
on the Capital Block of the. Company, elear of State and
Government Taxes, payable on and after November
16th, 1862.
Powers of attorney for the Collection "of. Dividends
oan bo had on application at this office.
- THOS. T. FIRTH, Treasurer,
oet 18-lm No. 238 South Third street.
rw@* CRITTENDEN’S PHILADELPHIA
LJoi COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, N. K, corner SE-
Y»STH.Bi!d OHBSTNUT Streets.
Bock teeptog, Penmamhip, Calculations, Sco. Open
Day and Evening.: Individual Instruotloii.-TweDtv five
per cent off regular price*. nol2 61*
«wag»* OFFICE OF THE- SURGEON-ARTIST
lo TO THE ABMY AND NAVY, Philadelphia,
Oct. 24th, 1862. ,
Wouudod Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply Immediately at the offiee
of the Surgeon-Artist to the Government, No 1606
OHESTEUT Sheet. B. FRANK PALMEB,
oc26tf Government Surgeon-Artist.
rvc=- MECHANICS’ BANK—PHILADEL-
U 3 phia, October 7,1862. -
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banting House on MONDAY, November 17, between
the bouts of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M
ocß-tnol7 J. WIEGANB, Ja, Cashier.
BANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP.—PHI.
ILs LADfSL PHI A. November 4,1862 —The Diraot
ora have'this day declared a dividend of FOUR PER
CENT, on the capital stock for the last sir months, pay
able on demand, elear cf United States and State tax.
n0512t JAMES RUSSELL, Cashier.
IVSg=» FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS'
LL2 BANK— Philadelphia, October 6,1862.
Tbe Annual Eleotion for Directors will be held at the
Basking House on MONDAY, the 17th day of November
next, between the hours of 8 o’clock A. M aud 3 o’otook
P. M.; and on TUESDAY, the 4th day of November
next, a genera! mooting of the Stockholders will be held
at the Banking House, at 4 o’clock P. M., agreeably to
the charter. W. EUSHTON. Ja ,
oc7-tnol7 Cashier.
ws> NOTICE l HAVE APPOINTED GUS-
U 3 T&V GUMPERT, No. 1619-MARK-ET Street, As
sisiant Assessor, under the Internal Revenue Tax Law,
for Division No 6jf. which ii comprised within the li
mits of the weet aide of Broad street to the Schuylkill
river, and from the north side of Chestnut street to the
south side of Aroh street.
THOMAS W. BWENEY. :
United States Assessor Second Collection, Distriot of
Pennsj Ivasia. noll-vfinSt
rvr==- COMMONWEALTH BANK—PHILA
ULS naLPHiA, October 6,1862.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between the, hour* of 10 o’clook A. M. and 2
o’clock P. M.; and on TUESDAY, the 4th day of No
vember next, a general meeting of the Stockholders will
be held at the Banking Honee, at 10 o’clock A. M.
ou7-*tuthatnol7 H. O. YOUNG, Cashier;
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK.-
UJS Philadelphia,' October 6,1862.
The anneal meeting of tbe Stockholders will be held at
the Banbina House on TUESDAY, November 4,1862, at
12 o’clock M. !
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Heuse on MONDAY, November 17,1862, be
tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P M.
ocB wfn:tnol7 B B. OOMEGYB, Cashier.
«ng»> COMMERCIAL BANK OF FENNSYL-
Uig VANIA. PHiLipELPHIA; Oot 13,1861.
A general meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Banking House, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of No
vember next, at 12 M.
The annual electionfor Directors will beheld at the
Banking House, on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between the hours of 10 A. H. and 2 P. M,
ocl3-mwftl7 8. O. PALMER, Cashier. 7
ry==. CONSOLIDATION B A N.K.-PHILA-
Lk3 DEL ?HIA, Ootoher 9, 1832 -
The Annual Election for DfBEOTOB3 will he held at
the Banking Honsa on iIOND iY, the 17th day of No
vember next, between the hours of 10 A- Bt and 2 P- M.
A General Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the same place on Tuesday, the 4th day of November, at
12 M. foclO-fmwtnlT] JOS. N. PEIB3OL. Cashier.
rvsj==> SOUTHWARK BANK.
Iks Philadulphia, October 7,1862.
The ANNUAL ELECTION for DIBEOTOBS wfflbe
held at the Banking Houeeon MONDAY, the 17th day
of November, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
2 o’clock P. M.
A General Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the same place on TUESDAY, the 4th day of November
next, at 12 o’clock H. -
ocB. wfmmol7 F. P. STEEL, Oashier.
GIRARD BANK.—PHILADELPHIA,
H!S October 9,1862.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at (he.
Banking House, on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
A General Meeting of the Stock holders will be held at
the BSme place on TUESDAY, the 4th of November, at
12o'clock M. W. L. SCHAFFER,
oclO-fmw- tno!7 flashier.
WESTERN BANK OF PHILADA ,
UkJI October 15,1862.
5 he Annual Election for Directors of this Bank will be
held at the banking honse, on MONDAY, the 17th day
of November next, between the hours oi 10 o’clock A. M.
and 2 o’clock P M. G. M. TBOUfMAN,
oclAthrtutnl7 Cashier.
nragaa BANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP.
113- FHH.ABBUdHA, Oct. 11,1862.
An election foi thirteen Directors will be held at!tho
Banking House, on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between 10 o’clock A M. and 3 o’clock P. M.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Banking House, on TUESDAY, tbedth day of No
vember next, at 10 o’clock: A. H. •
ocl9-mwftnl7 JAMES BUSSELL, Cashier.
BANK OF COMMERCE-PHILADEL-
Ik3 peia, October 6, 1802.
The Annual Election for Directors will beheld at the
Banking House on MONDAY. the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between the hours of 10 A M. aud 2 P. M.!
A general meeting of the Stockholders will bo held at
the same place on TUESDAY, the 4th day of November
next, at 12o’clock M. - . 7J. A. LE WX3,
cc7-tnthatoolB Oaihier.
.MS 3 OFFIDE GIRARDF&M INS CO., 415
U-S WALSUTtt, PHILiDELPEIA.Nov 10,1852.
—The Diiec'ors hav.c this Cay declared a divitenl of
FOUB DOLL ABS per shore for the last six month:, pay
able to the Stockholders on and aftor this da'e,
•• ALFBED S. GfLLBTr,
ne?2-wrm9t : - .Treasurer.
TNDEPENDENCE CITY CADETS.—
X The Acsdemy of tho subscriber for the MiUtsry In
struction tf youth, being now in successful .operation at
the ABttOBY, northeast corner of EiGHTSENTH
and OBESTNUT Streets, he solicits a call from those
intereMnc iu this lirauch of, Education, on the days of
drid. Mondays and Thursday, at 4 o’clock P. M.
A' Class is proposed of lads from, the age of lShp
we rd, ai d a list is open for subscribers. . ; . >
For further particulars apply to .... ;
' .G .BOKENDORFF:
u~l7 6t No. 1912 OOATKS Stred.
LANGUAGE AND UTE
VJT BiTDßE.—Professor FEED A. BOBSE’3 gra
duated Olsßfes and Lectures for the term, of FIVE DOL
LARS per twelve weeks, have now commanood. For
programmes, particulars, and subaoriptioos, pleaseoall at
Mr. F. LEYPOLDT’B Pnokstore, 1323 CHESTNUT
Street.rr Mr B’s-esiienee, 1222 FILBERT Bt. nol7-6t#
cv— PUBLIC SALE.—WiII be sold
rfOA. at the Town Hall,; Germantown, on Taeslsy,
N,iv.lB;h, at 2 o’ciook, o Brown Horse.
It* - G.W. DUNG AX, Lieut ofj Police.
THE PRES&^HILAIEEPHIia
ft BECKinTOBK TBB RE9U-
B LAB ARMY OF THE UKI fEDSTATES WAN P
jjl ED! !~s2 will be paid to" any person bringing an
acceptable recrnit /
B®r further information apriy at the Beudey voti'i, No,
410 WALBUT Street. THCS. 0. WILLIAM!,
rolT-lSt* Cart JSthlof. U. S. A., Beornlttag Officer.
CONTINENTAL. CAVALRY.
®jgS) —WANtED.-s-Two Companies to flit the Be-;
giment, of ODNTINBSTAL LIGHT OA
VAUfIY, DOW in «• Gamp Metoelfe,” HADDO N 6’IKLD,
N. J. Officers who have had experience preferred
nol7 J E. PEYTON, Col. Commanding,
E>. T. PRA T T,
(SDCOBSSOE TO PRATT & REATH,)
- 607 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is constantly In receipt of
ENGLISH, SWISS, AND
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable stales and Qualities, to stilt all clasafißof
'buyers. ; .* . nola-linif.^.
MILITARY.
100 SUBSTITUTES WANTED.—
gS @176 PREMIUM in hand when mustered in. $lOB
W BOUNTY* besfdeß Apply at No. 638 OKE3TNDI
“ Street at 10 o'clock TO-DAY. . ‘ ■’
nolfi-if J. A ESULEMAW, Lieutenant.
VS CONTINENTAL CAVALRY.
/SkOJ CAMP METCALF, Haddonfiald, N, J. Be
' *Tf. glmental Headquarters 403 W ALSfUT Straet
Alt who wish to attach themselves to a Cavalry Regiment,
will meet with do equal opportunity, as this is the only
authorized Cavalry Begiment befag’ralsed in the State.
The line and staff officcra are men of character and* ex
perience. JESSE B. PEYTON,
no6-tf Colonel Commanding.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
A T WAR PRICES REIMER’S
Om Llfc-f-izo Photographs In oil colors; the only ac
curate portraits;/peri eci in outftoe and fresh,
warm, and impressive coloring. SB JQHD Street* above
Green. -’ - ,-/ V\. . • . It* - -
O TO REIMER’S WHEN YOU
\J WANT A PIOTDBE His Colored Photographs
for $1 are skilfully executed, and naturally colored Ay
competent artiste. SECOND St., aboTe Green. It*
HARTIB de visits,
\J PHOTOGRAPHS.
IVOBYTYPES, Ac.,
Token true to life,
. In elegant Btyle, by
■ TURNER,
808 CHESTNUT Street
The boanly of this Gallery consists In its convenience—
the salesroom, specimen room, and skylight being alt on
the ground floor, thereby saving our patrons the tiresome
journey up three or four flights of stairs, which they are
compelled to make at any other Gallery. npl4-o',* :
CIRCtILATIim LIBRARIES
•W /BRGTHIRHE AD’S CIRCU
■T V • DATING LIBRARY.—AII the NEW English
and American Boohs, including ALL OLASSE 3 of Lite
rature. This is the ONLY Library in the oonatry that
includes all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not
BKPBINTEO here.
Terms®® per year; six months S 3; three months 81.60;
one month 76 cento, or 3 'cento per day. SIS South
EIGHTH Street. scB-3m
IJINGLISH AND FRENO 5 FAMILY
JCi CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND CABINET BB
LECTURE, 1323 CHESTNUT STBBET.
BubscripUona per roar, month, and day.
General catalogue just published, furnished gratit.
In Press, Catalogue of the Young Ladies’ Trench Li
brary.'""' 45,. ' i
“ Oalalodus dt la Efblidthlque dee Emnet el del Ex
•xtoiielltt.” - M.'H. MOBAOHEBI, Agent,
so6-4m ' 1323 OHS3TNHT Street.
PERSONAL
MUSTER AND PAY ROLLS, and
clalms"of all kinds erv'hod or oof.
lected. at reasonable rates by JAMES PULTON, 424,
WALNUT Street, FMledalpbia. : noB-tf
PENSIONS. —$100 Bounty and P*j
procured and collected for soldiers, Bailors, and tin
relatives of such <sa are deceased, at reasonable and satis
factory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon by
JAMES PULTON, ,
o Bolloitor for Claimants,
424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Particular attention given to parties living at a dl#
tance. • oclB. tf
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
HI WATCHES AND DIAMONDS.
We br.ve on band the finest assortment' of tbe above
or tides to be found in the city,
WAT C H’E S .
Of otir own importing, and casing, which we warrant,
and* j
r> i a m o nds;
la setting of our own manufacture. •
Those wishing to purchase, will find out style* the most'
unique, and gold of the best anility in the city. We have
also a yery large and fine assortment of all hinds of fine
JEWELRY. Call and examine, at -
LEWIS L ADOMUS &{ <30.,
. DIAMOND DEALERS,
no-IS-St 903 CHESTNUT STREET.
FINANCIAL;'"
u. s.
FIVE TWENTIES;
20-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OP THE GOVKRN
' MENT AFTER FIVE YEARS.
I am Instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY to recelTe subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR,
Interest will commonco from the DATE OF SUB-,
SOEIPTION, and Is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint,
or any Sub-Treasury or Depository of tho United States,
on the first days of May and November of each year.
At the present premium ©h gold, these Bonds yield
about EIGHT per cent, pEr annum. , *
A full supply always on hand.
JAY COQKE,
Sa»BORIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD St.
nod tf ,/>w
<DI K non 110,000, f 5.000,14,000,
TjU-f/.1/VV. 82,000,8900, aha STfiO, to invest on
Mortgage. Apply to AL FRED FITLSB, Conveyancer,
K 0.61 North BIXT3 Street noil-61*
Q?Oq f|Af| —THIS AMOUNT TO
V/V/ U. LOAN In sums of @3.000 to @5,000 oa
Mortgages or G. Bents. Apply to E. PETTIT, No. 309
WALNUT Street. no 3
True' and beautiful pio-
TUBEB, are BEIMEB’S Ivorytypes—words fail
to convey an Idea of their merit: they should be seen
to be folly appreciated. SECOND St., above Green, li#
TVTOTICF.—Notice is hereby given that,
J-'l In pursuance of a wrJ t issued ont of tho District
Oonrt of the U S. of K D. of Pennsylvania, at the in
stance of LE WIS AUDBNBHID & ..CO ; in- cause of
contract, civil and maritime, I bare, attachedthe Barge
21, and that the return day of 'said writ'is the 21jt day of
November, 1882, at 11 o’clock-A. M.,at the room of the
D. C. of tkeTt. S-iln thecity of.Piiiladelphia,
WILLIAM MILL WASH, U. S. Marshal.
Philadelphia, Nov. 14,1862. , : no!7-2t
ISTAYY AGENI’S OFFICE,
X' ’ O.YHovembsr 15;1562
Proposals *lll too raeeived at this offica until Monday,
the let Decomber next, at 3 o’clock'P. ftT;, for Two Hun
dred and Ten Thousand (210 000) Yards' of WHItH
CABTBIDGE OLOTH, in width and proportions aa fol
lows, viz:
10.000 yards, 19 inches wide.
10,000 yards 23 inches wide.
20/00 yards, 24% iochea wide.
10,000 yards- 25% inches wide.
10,000 yards. 28% iDches wide.
90,000 3O Incheß wide.
10,000 yards, 31 inches wldo.
50,000 yards, 35 laches wide.
• 210,000
To be delivered at the Navy Yard in this city, free of
cost to the Government for freight or transportation.
nol7-13t • 8- P. SHOWN, Navy Agent,
fTBE PHBENOLOGIOAL ca
binet AND BOOK STOKE: it) open ■ day and
evening for tho sale of bookston Phrenology, Phr
siclogy.jHyeieno, and Phonography, and for Phre
nological examinations. Orders by mail shonld be ad
dressed to JOHN 1.. OAFEN,
0c22 rpwgmlm 822 CHESTNUT Street, Phiia.
TTYE AND EAR. Db. JAMES
JR LEWIS, OCULIST and AtJBIST, hae again re
turned frsm his professional tour in Europe, and perma
nently located at No. 387,North SIXTH Streot OHM
hours from otol2 A. M., and 2to4P. M- se24-2mlf*
EYE AND EAR.—PROFESSOR J.
I9kA.CS, OOULCST AND 4UBIST, from Ley
den, Hollsud, has locatod'himself at No Sll PINB
Street, wl ere persons afflicted with diseases of the EYE
and EAB would do well to call, an he guarantees a care
in ell cases, if curable. The Prefossor.c&n (how proof of
his former skill and ability, from reliabletnurcea, The
Profteßor invites the medical faculty. as he hsuno secret
in his mode of treatment. ABIIB’IOIAIi EYES sclent!
ficall? inserted without pain. N. B.—No charges made
for examination. .... no!2 6t#
EYE AND; EAB INFIRMARY, No.
337 North BIXTH Street —lt la with no small gra
tification and pleasure that I am able to refer to my la
here as an oculist and anrist duringthe pastoight month!
In the city of Philadelphia. Numerous cbssb of deafaess,-
tpme -of wtdeh have been for years: standing, and very
many affections of the Eye and Ear; when sight and
bearing: have been seriously ob-trnoted, or almost en
tirely lost have been successfully treated j and the pro
fession baa, from time to.timo, beemaßtoniihedat myal
mostmiraculous success, both medically and surgically.
I vUI warrant a enre in-every caee where the organs are
perfect in formation ; and I eub eat all thore who are
afflicted to avoid pretending quacka,.who have no confi
dence in their ownabillty. JaMES LEWIS, M.D.,
no". 101* Oculist nn.l Aurlst.
TPRENCH MUSTABD. —Purrey
A? Blame’s Imported Mustard, for sale In stoieaad to
*Rsve, by the sole agent,
OHAELEB 8. OAESTAIB9,
0020 No. 128 WALNUT Street
BAY RUM—In Punoheons and Wine
Barrels, for sale by *
CHARLES S. OABBTATBB,
<*9o 120 WALNUT Street
IX, 4®?&.
retail dry roods.
jq/O W OPE N .
Superb Lyons Velvet Cloaks,
India Silk Cloaks,
.Velvet Rile; Cloaks,
' Mohair Plush Cloaks, , -
Woolen Plush Cloaks,
Castor Beaver Cloaks, : <
Diagonal Plush Cloaks, V
- French Doeskin Cloaks, * :
French Reaver Cloaks,
Magnificent Qros de Paris Cloaks._
NEW GEO AES
OPENING EVERY MORNING.
J. W. PROCTOR & GO.,
No. 930 CHESTNUT STRLET,
no7-fmvflni
MOURNING STORE,”
926 CHESTNUT STREET.
Every article for
MOURNING, WEAR.
MOURNING BONNETS,
BEADY AND TO ORDER. '
M. & A. MYERS & Co., ‘
/IMPORTERS.
oc3o.tham 1m • ■
mo W B OLE S ALE DEALERS,
JL BTOREKEEPEE3, AND FAMILIES, who buy
by the piece, wo will aril a fair quantity of Calico for
lO# cents. ' Good ditto, 14 cents; extra good ditto, 10%
cents Almost every make made of bleached and no
bleached Musilne, in every quality and width; at lets
than wholesale stores will tell them, (unbleached as low
as 12% cents.) Best No. I Wililamevlllo and Wamsntla
for 26 cento; Bed Flannel as low as 23. cents; white, 23
coatsyGray Flannel, twillediand plain, under prices;
white and lead Drillings and colored Muslins; Blankets,
focm 81.61 to 816 per pair, of every quality and size, ali
under price; Crash and large stookof Linen goods; In
abort, almost every article usually kept in dry-goods
stores, all of which will be sold for cwh.
As these goads are all advancing in price very fast, we
cah only sell at these prices for a few days.
B D. & W.H. PENNELL,
no!7-6t 1021 MARKET Street, below Elovaiitb.
IyrUSLINB AT THE RIGHT
JxL PBIOES —I am now selling allklnds .of Cotton
goods at lets than they are being generally sold at:
' One lot good bleached at 14 ots.
One.case good bleached at lG.cts.
Two cases 84 inches wide, at 18 cts.
One case very, heavy and good, at 18 *£ ctg.
Two caeea flne.and close, nearly yard wide, at 20 cts.
Two cases, full,yard wide, soft finish, 21 ote.
One case, foil yard wide, finer, «t 22 ots.
One case heavy water twist, at 23 cts.-
Fonr oases extra fine, at 26 ote.
One case extra heavy, 25 cts. .
Two cases WUliamsville’a. best quality.
Two cases Wamsdtta’s, Boft finish.
One esse pillow-ceeing, 23 cts.
Two'cases, yards wide, good quality, 25 ots.
• One oese Utica Sheeting, fnll width, 50 ots-.
Brown Moehn at 14,16,10 X, and 18^.
Two bales at 20 ete. nearly yard wide.
One bale fine, at 22 cts.
One bale very heavy, at 22 cts.
One.bale, full yard wide, at 22 cto.
One bale Pocaßeet’s, at 28 cts.
Two bakß extra heavy, at 25 ela.
One bale of the very best made, at 23 cts.
Twenty- five pieces heavy, 2# wide, at 00 cts.
One case good Canton Flannel, at 25 cts.
One case heavier and finer, at 31JX ote,
Two casee Hamilton Bleached.
One case Hamilton Brown.
One case Hamilton Brown, nearly "yard wide.
. Fifty pieoes.heavy lead-colored, very cheap. .
- All the above goods are less than they can he bought
at wholesale. . GBANVILLE B. HAINE3,
nols 61 No. 1013 MARKET Street, ab Tenth.
TjILANNELS, ALL WOOL WHITE,
13 at 28, Six, and 35c. Ono lot fine pink edge, all
wool, at 37>j c. One ; bale heavy Union at One
lot very heavy at 40c ; wide do. at 45c. One lot all wool,
.yard wide, at 46c, 10 pieces fine Balavdvalc, fall yard
wide, at 60c., worlh 02 %. Bolardvaloat 400 ; finer do.,
% wlfio 45c. ..... "
SHAKER FLANNELS.
.. Just opened, a fresh lot of these goods, that are war
ranted unshrinkable, very heavy, and full yard wide,
which makes them very desirable for skirts; Welsh
Flannel*, and, I suppose, tho heat assortment of Gray
Flannels in the city, both plain and twilled; Bed Flan
nel at 30 cents, all wool; from that up; Red Twilled at
37>i and 40c; very fine at 60; Blue Twilled at 50. Fancy
Striped Flannels; for shirting, in largo variety. AU these
Flannels ero very cheap; much lower than I can buy
them how. GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
■ cold 6t Ns. 1013 M ABHET Street, above Tenth.
OLOAKS 1 CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
THE ONLY GENUINE WATER-'PROOFS IN THE
■ '. " . CITY.
OUR NEW STYLES -
ass ■ ■ ■■ ■
THE OSBORNE,
THE CELEBRATED CASTILIAN, ■
THE LE GILET AND PRINCESS. ’
These are beautiful and exquisite styles, and ean only ,
be found In perfection at
IVENS & Co.,
oc3o , ' 23. SOUTH NINTH STREET.
pLOAKS! CLOAKS!
VV .• Ac Immcnao Stock of " ‘
NEW & FASHIONABLE STYLES,
Our Garments in atyle, quality, and manufacture
Are guarantied equal-to any in the Oity.
Ladies will please examine before purchasing.
PARIS STORE,
EIGHTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
AAIBSES AND CHILDREN ’S
i.V± CLOAKS!
■ The'Largest Assortment,
Latest and Most Approved Styles,
At-EEceedingly Low Prices.
No. 137 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
oc3o-lm
: 1034 OHE3TNBT STREET. ■
E. M. NEEDLES,
| LACES, |
g WHITE GOODS, g
Z LINENS, • g
I EMBROIDERIES. «
m ' ■ '■»2
H ■ ' **
«.-■■■ CQ
Q H
A fall assortment of the Above on hand at LOW W
« ■ ■ ■ ■ • 2
o PBI02S) to wfcioh additions are made of aii §
NOVELTIES.
seß6.tr
1034 CHESTNUT STREET. ' '
DRY GOODS FOR WINTER.
Rep. Poplins,
French Merinos,
Colored Mouetellnes,
Poult Do Soles,
Foulard Silks,
Blanket Shawls,
Balmoral Skirts, *
Black Silks,
‘ Fancy Silks,
Black Bombasines,
Worsted Plaids,
Cheap de Lalnec,
French Gbintacs,
Shirting Flannels,
Brocbo Shawls,
Fine Blankets,
Crib Blaokets.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
noll-tf CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Street*.
13HNE QUALITYUHAINE LAINE
JD LONG BBOGHE SH AWLS, from auction, below
the regular prices.
Open-centre Long Broche Shawls, deep broche ends
and border.
Open- centre Square Cashmere Bhawls.
Striped Broche Shawls.
Gay and plain style Blanket Shawls.
Children’s and Misses’Blanket Shawls. ■
Long and Square Slack Thibet Shawls.
Bngliih real : Water-proof Oloafc Cloths, brown and
black mixed.
Water-proof Cloaks read; made.
I EDWIN HALL & 880.,
26 Sonth SECOND Street.
N. B—A large assorlment of Balmoral Skirts, whole
sale and retpll. noil
WOOLENS.
Ladles’Cloakings of every description.
Black Beavers and Tricots.
Frosted Beavers from @2 to @3.50
Union Beavors, good weight and ohsap
Fine Black Cloths, Extra fine heavy Olothg,
Low-priced Cloakings and Overcoatings.
FANCY OASBIMBBES
And Black from 87 cents to 82.
Cassimeres, extra fine stock, from $1 to 81.33.
Boys’ Gassbneres, low-priced goods.
BALMORALS.
Large lots at wholesale and retail.
CLOAK AN© SHAWL BOOM.
Fine Cloaks, ready-made or made to order.
Seasonable Shawls for Ladles and Misses.
BOYS’ OLOTHING.
Overcoats, Jackets, Pants, Suits made to order.
GOOPEB&OONABD,
noB-tf 8. E. corner NINTH and MABKET Streets.
H STEEL & SON HAVE JUST
• received, from New Tort, a few choice lota of
PINE IMPOBTED DKEB3 GOODS.
Wide fancy Silks, very rioh styles.
Bioh flgnred Brown Silks, a great variety of these very
scarce and desirable Silks.
A great variety of Fancy SUks, at low prices.
Blob figured Black Silks, from 31 to $2.
Yard-wide Plain'Black Bilks, at $l.
Black Silks, all widths and qualities, at
VEBT LOW PRICES.
Bioh shades, Brown, Blue and Green.
PIiAIN IRISH POPLINS.
Bilk and wool and all-'wool French Poplins.
A choice lot of new Plaid Alpacas.
Kina PRINTED MERINOBS.
BIOH PRINTED MAGENTA OLOTH.
Blch printed all-wool Delaines, at 62Kc. worth 87c,
SHAWLS. SOABFS, AND CLOAKS.
Brocbe and Plaid Blanket Shawls.
Bich Ohatne Laine Broche Shawls.
Striped Shawls of evary variety.
Merino Scarfs, Broche arid Chains Laine Borders.
Habit and Water-proof Oloth Cloaks.
600 SHEPHERD PLAID LONG SHAWLS, at 34.26,
worth 88. v
TIS North TENTH Street, above Ooates.
f'IHOICE DRY GOODS—Jast re
calved..
Brown Poplin*, Plain and Figured.
Brown Wool Poplins, Doable Width.
Efertooesof oil Shadeß. -
Wool D’Loines, Plain and Figured.
Cotton and Wool D’Lainea—a nice line.
Figured Morinoee. j
A toUjllneof Plain Bhawls.
A fullllne of Gay Shawls.
Onelot of Black Figured Mohairs, at 28a.
Six 161 a of Brown Alpacas,'choice.
A full Une of Oassimerea.
A foil line of Vesting.
Y7UENISHING DRY GOO OS.
JD Bine MafseUles Qollta In Pink, Blue, and White.
Dlslty, AUendalo, and Honey Comb Counterpanes.
, Blankets for. Beds, Cribs, And seryantsVuan. .
Sheetiosa &nd Pillow case Muslins, all Widths.
Flannels, both Colo.ed and White, of all makes.'
Woolen Floor Druggets, Ac.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, A ABRISON,
noi-istes- - ; 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN H. STOKES,
703 ABOH Street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
JJYRE & LANDJEUU.
E & La
.FOURTH AND ARCH
POPLINS FRQM AUCTION.
PURPLE POPLINS,
GREENPOPLINS,,
BLUES, BROWNS, BLACES,
MODE MERINOES,
BLUES, PURPLES, BROWNS,
RICH MOIRE ■' ANTIQUES,
FINE SHAWLS, CLOAKS, &a„
: A-4 LYONS VELVETS,
WOOLEN SHAWLS,
BROOHA SHAWLS,
GOOD BLANKETS,
VELVET CLOTHS,
■ WELSH FLANNELS,
CLOAK CLOTHS.
no7*tf
QUGAKING CLOTHS,
FROSTED BEATERS,
FINE CASSIMERES,
VELOUR REPS,
BALMORALS,
BLANKETS,
LADIES' CLOAKS,
WOOLEN SHAWLS,
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
COOPER & OONARD,
oe2B-tf 6. E. COB. NINTH and MABKBT fits.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & GO.,
IMPORTERS AND CASH DEALERS IN
DRYGOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
727 CHESTNUT STREET,'
Have just received, and are now offering, magnificent
Unes of
SILKS, SHAWLS, * DRESS GOODS,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THIS SEASON.
0«8-tf -■■■ ..’,f . f--.: - •
•fjIASHIONABLE POPLINS AND
JD BEPS Just opened,
New Shade Violet Be Alps. -
Now Shade Claire Blue.
' * Now Shade Fashion Green.
New Shade Wino Color.
■ Brewci and fin® Blacks
EYBB & LANDELL,
no4-tf FOURTH and ABOH Streets.
SILKS AND MERINOES FROM
New York AuoOona.
Fashionable Dress Silks.
Moire Antiques, very rioh.
Fine Purple Merihoes, new Bhades.
Fine Blue Merinoes. new shades.
Mode-colored French Merinoes.
EYBB & LANDELL,
no4-tf FOURTH and ABOH Streets.
MILLINERY GOODS.
MILLINERY GOODS.
M. BERNHEIM,
726 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has now la store, just received from AUCTION, a large
and choice stock of ' -
RIBBONS, of all widths and oolora.
FLOWERS, all the new Bhadee.
FEATHERS, do. do. do.
VELVETS, do. do. do.
SILKS, do. do. do.
BLACK ENGLISH CRAPES, at all prices, and
MOURNING RIBBONS to suit, and all othsr articles
belonging in the MUlinery Line.'
He is now selling off his entire stock at
GREATLY REDUCED PBIOES FOB CASE,
and would call the attention of the trade to this ftwjt, .
Don’t forgot,
No. T2G CHESTNUT '
S. B.— Velvets cat biat, oc2B-tf
1862 * Ahh - 1862
WOOD & CARY,
STJOOS3BSORS TO LINCOLN, WOOD ? & SIOHOSS,
Slave now In store fc
COMPLETE STOCK
OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
: , CONEIBTINGiOF
SilF, Velvet, and Colored Straw
BONNETS AND HATS;
French Blowers, Feathers, Ribbons, &c.,
To which they respectfully invite the ’attention of the
former patrons of the House, and the trade generally.
aoS-Sm
fJIHOS. KENNEDY&BRO.
728 CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW EIGHTH.
HAVE NOW READY THEIR
FALL IMPORTATIONS OF FRENCH
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
AND GENERAL MILLINERY GOODS.
e«S-3m ’
gg FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
ROSENHEIM,
BROOKS, & Oo;,
431 MARKET BTREET,
NORTH SIDE,
Have now open for their
FALL SALES
A LARGE AND HANDSOME STOCK OF
FALL MIL LINE BY GOO DS,
OOBSistnto or
RIBBONS, VELVETS, SILKS,
FLOWERS,
STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS,
: ' AND Y'-’ v
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY,
To which the attention of Hie trade 1*
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
e«2O-2m
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
JOHN ;vO. AKRISON.
Importer and Manufacturer of
• /.GENTLEMEN'S' X'-.
FINE FURNISHING GOODS;
Nos. 1 & 3 N. SIXTH STREET.
FIRST BTOBB ABOVE MARKET ST.
(FORMERLY J. BURR MOORE’S.)
The weU- known reputation of this establishment for
selling Pine Goods at Moderate Pricks will be fully
sustained.
P. S.—The celebrated Impsothd Patters Shirts, so
justly popular, can bo anpplied at short notice.
FLANNEL & CLOTH OVERSHIRTS
IN GREAT VARIETY. ' ocU-tf
QEOMEGBANT.
MANUFAOTUBEB OF AND DEALER IN
GtNTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 810 CHESTNUT STRBET.
selB-3m i. .
FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber would invite attention to his
IMPROVED OUT OP: SHIRTS,
Which he makes a specialty in his business. Also, con
stantly receiving
NOVELTIES FOB GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. ‘
J. W. SCOTT,
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING STORE.
m. 814 CHESTNUT STREET,
jaB-tf Four doorsbelow the Continental.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
YARNALL,
DEALER IN HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS;
No. 1090 Chestnut Street,
Agent for the sale of HALEY, MORSE, * BOYDEN’B
PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING
CLOTHES ■ WRINGER,
Believed to be the beet CUOTHE3-WBINGEB in use.
It will wring the largest Bed Quilt or amaliest Hand
kerchief drier than omi possibly be done by hand, ih very
much less time. _
N. B —-A. liberal discount will be made to dealers,
noS 3m
- —————i—
-OAUTION.
The well-earned reputation of ■
FAIRBANKS’ SCALES
Has induced the makers of imperfect balanced too ffs
them as (t FAIRBANKS’ SCALES,” and purohagen
have thereby, in many Instances, been subjected te
fraud and imposition. Fairbanks’ Scales are manufac
tured only by the original Inventors, B. ft T. FAIR
BANKS A 00;, and are adapted to every branoh of the
business, where a oorreot and durable Scales Is required.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
General Agents,
SPIO-tf MASONIC HALL, TlB CHESTNUT BT.
T ATOUR 01L.—492 baskets Lattwur
JU Olive Oil, Just, reoelved per ship Vaudalla, from
Bordeaux,** sale by •
- JAUBETOHB ft LAV3BBNE,
•tOS-tt EM and 594 Sbsth FRONT UteMt
DRY-GOODS IMPORTERS.
QEO. 13. PARRISH.
. 312 CHESTNUT STREET,
.*' ' .
v PHILADELPHIA,
Offers for salo •' •
10,000 ARMY BLANKETS,.,
Five pounds each,
SCeetfllncheswide, by T feet long.
as*>,
BROWN-GRAY AND BLUE-BBAY
BLANKETS,
< Sb., S lb„ 8 lb., and T ib., the pair,
Of various sizes.
AiSO.
LOW PLAID HORSE BLANKETS.
:
HEAVY COTTON AND LINEN DBILL3; BX.AOK
BILEBIAS, ALPACAS, in all analiliea, and other
LININGS, adapted to the wants of the Trade,
TEEMS CASH.
Also, Fine, heavy
OFFICERS' BLANKETS.
12,000 YARDS
11.4 SHEETINGS, FOB HOSPITAL CSS,
And the usual assortment of British STAPLE and
GOODS. 0c29 tnwflm
COMMISSION HOUSES.
JJA 33 33 E R PRIN TS,
AT LOW PBIOEB.
r-OZ. CANTON FLANNELS.
FOB BALE, FOB NET CASH OIT DELIVERY, BY
GEO. GRIGG,
nolt-tf No. 219 OHUROH Alley.
T3AGB! BAGS! BAGS!
J 3 6,000 Androscoggin, 2 bna,, 17 oz,, ootton.
13,000 Ozark, do., do.
4,000 Yeoman, do., do.
3,000 Oehtreviae, do., do.
2,000 Prlnoe Albert, do., do.
6,000 Hanover, ’ do., do.
3,000 Union, A, flax and cotton.
Gunny and Bnrlap Baea, sllateea, for aato by ;
JOHN T. BAILEY?* 00.,
> nolO-lm* w . • 113 North FBONT Streot.
QARPETINGSv:
OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINGS.
WOLFE & CO.,
COMMISSION MB BOH ANTS,
NO. 133 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
*y A fell assortment of Philadelphia-made Carpet*
alvraya in Store. ~ : o<a 2m
QO T TON YARN.
SUPERIOR COTTON YARN, No. 10,
' TOB Bili BI
FKOTHINGBAM & WELLS.
ocS-tf
GOODS. ; i ‘
DABK-BLUB COAT OLOTHB.
DARK-BLUE OAF CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOB OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OTJKOE DUCK.
DRILLS, BTAKBABB WEIGHS,
HEAVY LINKH DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHESHHGS AHO
SHIRTING®.
■ For sale by
FEOTHINGHAS & WELLS.
■ fel-iftf - ■■■ ■■
'•JELLING, COFFIN, & 00.,
HO. SBO CHESTNUT STBEBT,
ass prepared to ■: - -
conte aot foe the delivery
of*'
ARMY
LBN AND COTTON GOODS;
STANDARD QUALITY.
v;:.; onST-Sra
gHIPLEY. HAZARD, &
HUTCHINSON,
■Ho. 112 CHESTNUT BTBEBT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS '
fOS THB BAM Of
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
«o2»<Sm'
LADIES'FUKS.
A Dll S’ FANCY FURS!
JOHN A. STAMBACH,
IMPOETEB AND MANUFACEUBEB OF
DADIES’ FANCY FURS.
No. 826 ARCH STREET,
B'EIIOW ninth.
Just opened, & large and handsome Stock of LADIES’
AND CHILDREN'S FANCY FOBS, of every descrip
fcion and in the newest and most approved styles, at the
Lowest Cash Prices. oc7-3m
FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 ARCH ST., BELOW EIGHTH,
IMPOBTEB AND MANUFAOTOBSB
; OF '
LADIES’ FANCY FtfRS.
My assortment of Fancy Furs Tor Ladles and Childron
Is now complete, and embracing OTcry variety that. wIU
be fashionable during the present season. All sold at
the mannf&ctarers’ prices, for cash. Ladles, please give
me a call. . : oc3-4mif
SEWING MACHINES.
QROVER & BAKER’S V ;
CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING- MACHINES,
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
Particular attention is called to the fact that, besides
the Machines making our celebrated stitch, we maun-.
facture, in great variety of styles, superior
FAMILY LOCK-STITCH MACHINES. '
The peculiarities of each stitch will bo cheerfully
Shown and explained to purchasers, and they have the
great advantage of being able to'sclcct from our stock
either a Machine making the
GROVER & BAKER STITCH,
©r one making the
LOGK-STITGH,
The only valuable Sewing Machine SUiches in practical
use.
PRICES PROM $4O UPWARDS.
Office 730 Cliestxru.t St.
noS-tt ' : - •
mHE WILROOX & GIBBS
J_ . • yAMiwr ■
SEWING MACHINES
havo been greatly Improved, making It
ENTIRELY NOISELESS,
and with Self-adjusting Hemmers, are now ready for
sale by - .
FAIRBANKS ft EWING,
se27-tf 716 OHBBTNPT Street
& WILSON.
SEWING MACHINES,
028 C HESTNU T STRE ET,
selE-Sm
“fJIHE BIG GUN ”
. ■■■'" ■ EKMOVKD VBOM
432 TO 4X5 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE. -
PHILIP WILSON & 00.
Have removed their Haas, Pistols, Kiftotf, Tißhlag '
Tftcklo, Skates, Cricket and Base Ball Implements, Cadet
Mngketaand KatUpmentsto
oc2Q Iro 415 CHESTNUT STBEET. '
PRESERVING BRANDY,
PUSS CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS
SPICES, &c.j &c.
All the rcauhdtes for Preserving and Pickling Purport,
ALBERT O ROBERTS.
DEALES IN PISTE GBOOBKISS,
W6-H OOBSER SLEVEHTH AHd’vlH*.
Tl/TRS. JOHN DREW’S. AROH
i-VjL BTBBET THBATBB.
BuaSneas A*ent and Treasurer......JOS. D. MUBPH*.
FOURTH WEEK OF J. S, OLABKB.
CLAEKE TO NIGHT IN A NEW BtbL.
THIS (MONDAY) BVENIRG, November If, 1362,
<HH ALDA:
nn OE ’ I’niE HSYIBIBLB HtTSBAND.
St’J$ eMUI6r 8- Otafc*.
Gitaldtt. . ....sirs. John Drew.
To cnnoluilo with
bobissoh flßusoii
AND HIB MAN FRIDAY.
Hip Ohcew.. .S. 8. Otarfra.
Eobirsoa CJrnsoe Barton HiH.
Poore open at 6%—to ootamonce at Tjf o’oioofc,
■fTTALNUT-STEEET THE&TRE
? ¥ Solo Deeae® Mrs. M-A- BAJIKSTTSOH.
Borinew Apeiit..........Mr. JOHH S.DOHN*aj,T
TBIBD WEEK OF MB: AE>D SI EH DAVENPORT.
THIS (MONDAY) EVJSNIN<}, Nor. IT,
Will be preßemcd-tbo ttrlllin* Nautical Drama entitled
THE WIZARD OF THE WAVE.
Cbariea Faulkner,) «_ ™ T
Mdobor, ’ Mr.E.D.D&venport.
i8abinde........................ Mrs. E. h Davenport.
To conclude with Hj® new Faroe entitle!
SEEING! HEM PEE.
Poore open at 6% —Performance oommsuoea at 7.
Concert hall
LKOTOBK BOOM, 1218 CHESTNOT Street.
BKOPEKING, TBIB EYBNIWG. OF
CAFTAIH WIOUAHS* .
BOOTH BBA
WHAOING VOYAGE.
KVBItY EVENING at half past 7 o'clock.
SATOKDAY AFTEBNOOBS at 3 o’clook.
Admiaeion 25 cenle. Children 13 cents.
A BEL & CO.’S BTEREOPTICON—
EXHIBITING AT THE ASSEMBLY BOTLD
MSGS, TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
■ . . every etbning teib week,
AomißaJor? 25 cents. Oommeno® at-8 o’cloefe.
-MATINEE on SATURDAY, Bt 3 o’clock, nolT-61
MUSICAL FOND HALL.
-LtJL PRIDAY EVENING, Not. 21.1882.
GEOBGB FRANCIS TRAIN
Will Lecture as above on
“ALE ABOUND THE WORLD.”
Tickets 50 cents
As the copacity of the Hall is limited, early applios
tion will be necessary to secure Tickets, which will be
for sale from 10 A. H. until 3 P. M,
On MONDAY next, at the office of “ The Dial," Me.
Tl 2 Chestnut street. ■ »
On WEDNESDAY, at Go old’s Music Store, and the
office of “The Dial ”
Oo FRIDAY, at the Hall and Gould’s Music S’ore.
cell 3t .
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
A THE PIN* ARTS,
1026 CHESTNUT STREET,.
Ia open daily (Sundays oxcc-pted) from 8 A. M. HU 6
P. M. Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Shares of Stock, S3O: ' . JyS
TiMRST-CLASS BOARDING—With
JD single and communicating rooms—at 14 IT LOCUST
Street. noB Xtn*
MINT EEQEIPT LQST.-U Mint
receipt, 80. 1768, dated 25th Saptemher, 186!, for
Bixtreir pud 13106 ounces gold bullion, parable to Geo,
C: Thompson, or order, has been lost. The public are
cautioned not to receive or negotiate the same, as its
pai inent has been stopped at the Hint.
EBlir. WIGSON.
no!7-8t ~
fXITY DOLLARS REWARD
lost, about the 17th or 18ih of October, between
ty.fi Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, and-tPitlard’s Hotel,
Wasbiwttoa City, the OEETIPIOATB OP AS3OOIA
TIOH OF THE PETROLEUM BASS, for which the
above reward will be paid on the return of the earn®,
which ii of no vstae to bny one except the owner, to
JOHB P. MADISON GABLI9I,
TITUSVItiLE, Pennsylvania;
LOST— A Certificate for 18 shares in
the Capital Stock of the Hazleton Coal Company,
in the nama of T. Frank Waiter, dated March 28, 1882.
Ko 2,781.
Notice is hereby given that application has been mads
to the Company for a renewal of said certificate.
T. FRANK WALTER,
Penn Haven, September, 1862. ss22m3m*
LOST— A Certificate for 15 shares ia"
ills Capital Stock of the Beaver Meadow BellroaS
and Coal Company, in the name of T. Frank Walter,
dated April 22,1862, No. 6,633.
' Notice ia hereby given that application has been mad*
to the Company for a renewal of said certifies e
TO BENT—THE UPPER
Kill THREE FLOORS of the Warehouse 236 CHURCH
Alley , having side entrance, with hoisting maebioe- Also,
gas in second floor. ,nolT»2^
n FI ’ ] G B OF THE DELAWARE
V/ MUIT7AL SAFETY INSUEA» r '” "'
jOBStPHIA, 80v,12, 1862
. ...up Sfatoaitft of the affairs of the Ootnoaoy
imElioheti in conformity with a prevision of its Char
ter:. e... - ■ ~s
Pbemicms Ex ceited from Hot. 1. 1 861. to Oct. 31,1852
On Marine mid Inland Bisks. .$228,308 81 '
Oa Firs Bisks. 89,321 30 ;
. : ' : $325,630 It
Premiaffig 6h Policies not marked
Premiums Mi bred Oi ? f as earned ;
frail Hot. 1, 1881. to Oct. 31,
3862: ' . .
On Marine and Xnlandßisks..s3lB,l43 82
{ n Firs Eiskrloo,ooo 25
Interest during same I>3riod —
- Selvages, &c. .
lossks, Expenses, Ac., during ■
the year as aboye:
Marine end Inland Naviga
tion Lossc-0................ $88,885 60
Fire 1055e5.................. 28 340 64
Bet urn Premium'. . 34,735 34
Be-Tnenrance5.,............. ; 18,146 76
Agency Charges.. 14,427 09
Advertising, Printing, &c..,, " 2.21152
T5xe8................... 6 850 48
Expenses, Salaries, Bent, Sc. 20.206 91
8688,7E0 Par, Cost, 8603.759 63. Mkt.val.s6B3,lTB 00
Beal Bistate, 61363 35
Bills Boceivable, for Insurances made 91,333 Gi
•' Balances dne at Agencies—premiums on Ma
rine Policies. accrned Interest, and other
debts due the C0mpany.,,,..;;....,,..,, 38,911 65
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Companies, 810,808. estimated valne.
Caßh on deposit with United States
Gcrernment, subject to ten days
ca11....,.-.. ...... 880,000 00
Cash ondopcßit—in Banks. $28,727 94
“ in Drawer 280 74
The Board of Director* have tills day declared a cash
dividend of TEN PER OBSiT. on tbs Capita! Stock, and
BIX -PER OENT. interest on the SOBtP of the Company,
pjyableon and afier the firrt December proximo
They have elso declared a scrip dividend of FORTY
PK ROK NT on the Earned Premiums for the year end
ing October SI, 1802, certificates for which will be issued
to the parties emMtd to the same on and after the first
December proximo.
They.have ordered also that the remaining ontutaod
ing SvRtP of the Ocmpany of the isar es (or dividends)
cf the years prior to 1868, be rodeemtd in cash on and
after'February 2, 1868, from which" date all interest
thereon ehall cease.
' S@" No certificate of profits issue! units &2S. By
the Act of Incorporation, “no certificate shall issue
unless claimed vxithin two years after Ike declaration
of. the dividend whereof it is evidence.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas O. Hand, Robert Burton,
John 0. Davis,.. .. Samuelß. Stokes,
Edmund A. Sender, 3. F. Penteton,
- Theophiius Paulding, Henry Sloan,
John B. .Penrose, Edward Darlington,
James Traquair, H. Jones Brooke,'
William Eyre, Jr., Spencer McHvsdne,
Jemes O. Hand, Jacob P. Jones,
William 0. Ludwig, James B. McFarland,
, Joseph H, Beal, Joshua P. Eyre,
Dr. R- M, Huston, John B Semple, Pittsburg
George G- Helper, D. T. Morgan, “
Hugh Craig, A. B. Berger, “
Charles Roily,
Q.IRARD FIRE AND HARM
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE 116 WALNUT STREET, PHILADBLPaia..
CAPITAL $200,000.
. This company continues to take risks «a th* refer
diaseaof Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and shot
ty to pay losses promptly.. Its disbursements tor &d
benefit of the public, during the last nine year*, snmt
8500,0 00,
and we reepeotfully solicit Its favor la tho future.
v - ' ■' DIRECTORS. ,
OHAS. I..DUPONT, JERRY WALKER,
JOHN W- OLAGHOBH, JOHN THOBN1BY)
O. F. HEAELITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETER B. HOB, hi S,
WM. M. SWAIH, 3HEMAN-BHEPPABS
JOSEPH KLAFF, M- H- 8- LAWBENOH,
WM. O. BUPMAH, JOHN SUPPLE®.
THOMAS CRAVEN, FiosMenA
A. S. GILLBTT, Vice Presblen*.
JAB. B. ALYOBD, Seoretary. sp2B Iftf
PHILADELPHIA.
Fame uxbura
HO, 4bO,:OHBSTIitTT :
FIME ANI) INLA
DIfiBC
commonweal:
V 7 BA.HCE OO&IPAifT o:
SYIiVAHIA
DXBECTOBB.
David Jayne, M. D-, Chariai H Bogers,.
John M. WMtall, John fi. Walker,
SMwarf 0. Knight, filbert Shoemaker,
Tbomaa B. Btewart, William Strathers,
HenrT liovrtß, Jr., Blij&h Jonee.
DAVID JAYNB, M. D., President
JOHN M. WHITAKL, Yiw President
SAMUEL 8. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Building, 813 OHESTNUTfc
Street, Philadelphia. set- IS
AMUSEMENTS.
BOARDING.
DOST. AND FOUND.
Rochester* 33 av, lBB2.
Eol7dSt.Wlt
T. FEA.NK WALTER.
Perm Haven. September, 1862. 8622 oadm.^
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Tie f 11'”
off Kov. 1,1861
Surplus...... ........
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, HOT. 1,1882
$lOO,OOO United States Fire per ct. 10an... $93.009 90
20,000 United States Six per ct, 10an.... 20,750 00
23,000 United States Six per ct. Treasury
Nolee 41,910 £0
25,000 United States Seven and Three
. . tenths per ct. Treasury Notes,. 26,000 00
100,000 State of Pcnna. Five per ct. loan. .95 330 00
64,000 do. do. Six do. do. 57.130 09
153,050 Phila. City Six per cent. 10an.... 126,088 09
30,000 State of Tennessee' Five per cent.
.Loan..., 12,000 09
20,000 Pennsylvania Bailroad. Ist Mert
• gage Sir per cent. 80nd5....... 22,800 00
' 50,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2d Mort
gage Six per cent. 80nd5....... 63 376 00
6,000 Penn. B. B. 00. 100 Shares Stack.. 5,600 00
]5,000 Germantown Gas Co., SOO shares
Stoct, Principal and Interest
guarantied hy iho city of Phila. 16,800 00
113,700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage,
empty secured 113,700 00
HAS O HAND, Pros Mont.
J. DATISi Vico President
sretary. no!7-12t
JOHN
HENRY LYLBUKN, S(
.<Ol COMPANY,
Street ,
iNDINSURANOB.
x'• ITOBB.
F. N. Bnci, K. D. Woodrnff,
Ohas. Bichardson, John Koesler, Jr.,
Henry liewls, Jr., p. s Justice,
Alox. WhiHdio. Washington Jones,
6eo. A. West, ’ Ohas. Stofeea,
O. W. Daxie, John W. Evormaa.
FBABHIS H BUCK, President.
- OHABLES BICBABDSON, Pica President
WILLIAMS I BIiAHGHABB, Secretary. [mhlft-gg
193,008 05
$524,638 16
$318,143 ST
68,716 29
$376,858 ar
;————- 8213,804 «
$163,053 85
4,518 09
109,008 68
$976 212 IS
Novembeu 12.1852.
‘H FIBE INBU
' THE STATU OE FEHH-