Illaratun's Ilotea—or
John Clark.' New York
• James 111oPeok. ?cum
Linton, P.Eua
J 1S Burk, Penal
31T Mayer, Poona
BA Mayer. Parma
D Harris, MD. Vint
,Giv Clark. D o Robinse laon.ware Dolga are
B.
.jobn F/ELDOCI. 'neaten:4
..laines Estill, Ohio
Lewis,B Samna' B Be'h
athlehem
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Brooke. New York '
InitiOnal — Rlloo ■Y,
/ifiga E Mick. Wash, D 0
P Bitting. Reading
Mrs 1 ballads; Reading
Miss Gentzler, Reading
w Hughes. Doylestown
.J 31 Blum
J Deviling. Howard, Pa
RarleY, Bucks 00
riemt. Ilibuve MetzWitt.
S Trlnoday, Williamsport
S G Bilegood. Mittna.utd
W Blackman, Newtown
.f T J"linaon &E 14, 1 )01. CO, Pa
Jolla Q aeou. Balcimore
Sure.,wn. B Littmoro
Dltaillison—Second a a
BElockenbergaiewJerseY
C S BAD, Rochester
V B Wheatley, Delaware
J D Dowel L, Newark, Old
San sel, Erwinna
Chas Roster, Penns
John Swan, Lem letown
3 B Minks, I evlbtown
Hazzard Jz wf. Ottawa
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANOT.F.T.iT WARIARIg.
THE BAUD OF TOWER HALL.
740 WATS of old; as we may ear.
Wara little more than bmb'y play
Compared with modern battles:
Ten years it took the Greeks to bang
Old Priem and his Trojan gang.
About whom Homer prattl, e.
Bnt had the Argives bad a few
Small cannon, and a bomb or two.
To batter Troy's dofen CPS,
Ihe Trojan's quickly had "caved in,"
And Greeks bad not been forced to win
By tricks and false pretences.
Tle ancients, in their iron suits.
And bard, impenetrable boots,
' And things their heads to hamper,
Verb:tram:Led, must have been right eIOW
Both when advancing on the foe,
And when they wished to boa mper.
But courage true requires no mall,
•
Save that which. BENNETT has for sale.
Which always does its dray -
In peace or war; w ell made to bear
The furious battle's wear and tear.
Or shine in bengal' beauty.
The largest assortment of Gentlemen's Read.7.made
Clothing in Philadelphia always on hand.
TOWIall. MALL,
51S MAeKET Acted.
13EXPIBTT & CO.
DEAFNESS, EYE AND EAR, TN RoAT DIS
USES, DATARBEL—The above maladies treated with
the utmost meets by
Dr. VON MOSCHZISKRE.
Oerilletand Autet, sradnat.. OL vivant.
Office, 1047 WALNUT Street,
where can be examined hundreds or teptimoaials from
the very beet known men in the country. among whisk
are several from old and responsible citizens of Fhtlit
ilebhia, who can be Dereonallv referred to. n016• , 3te
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BATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE fa she Beet fit
Fse"World. The only Harmless True, and Beffabis
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect—changes
Bed, Rusty, or Gray Hair, instantly tole. Glossy B/mol
or Natural Brown, without injuring the Hair or Stain
ing the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; iste•
parts freak vitality, frequently restoring tie pristine
color: and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. Th,
eiMatirolf L 9 signed WILLIAM A. BerniraLos; all others
are mere imitations. and. shordd be avoided. Bold by
all Droggicke, &o. FACTORY, 81 BARCLAY Streei,
New York. Batchelor's New Toilet Cream for Drawing
the Hair. je 29 •17
ONE-PRIDE CLOTHING, OF TBH LAMM
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TAll. SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plate;
Tigares. All Goods made to Order warranted Retie:ea
tery. Our Ora-faun STSTBIi is strictly c.dhered
All are thereby treated alike.
ael2:br JONES & CO.. 601- •MAHSHT Street.
ASTHMA AND ALL BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
oared by allow system of ELECTRICITY. without shocks
or pain, by Dr. A, H. STEVENS, 1418. SOCTH PENN
AQUAE, 0031-tf
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Toothache in ono minute. •
STEINWAY'S
PIANOS.
1111,1
The fame of these instrumt nts has extended to ever,
part of Europe: We find on the programme of the Phil.
harmonic Concerts in Bremen and Brunswick a note
elating that the grand piano fortes used were " from the
Manufactory of Messrs. STEINWAY & Soso. New York."
We also see by a London paper, noticing the fact of
WILLIS PAPS playing 'before the Prince and Princess of
Wales during the bridal festivities. that "the piano
used at the castle was one of STEINWAY & SONB% NOW
York. which took the prize medal at the Worid'e Fair."
BLASTII . B BROTHERS.
No. 100(1 CHEnTNIIT Street.
se26.BNytf
W i ji o GEORGE STECK & CO.'S
8. 511
RUNGS.
I consider GEO. STECK & Co.'s Pianos the most perky°
luatraanata, all Wino considered, I ever saw.
C. B. SAAGENT, Tuner,
907 CHESMOT St.
STECK & CO.
STECK & CO.
STECK & CO.
STECK & CO.
STECK & CO.
iOlt SALE BY
SEVEATL E idait i ' SFI lj EatiT STS.
*rtol4-svatf
MARRIED.
LONGANER—BOWEN —On Nov. 10, 1863 by the Rev
Miller Jones. of Bridgeport. Pa., Mr D. .13..Lougaker,
to Mae rhe'oo Bowen., both of this city.
DIED%
__TIFAP.—Tu the city of Lancaster, on the 17th inst.,
Evelina P. BeaP, wise of G Harris Heap, and daughter
of the late Commodore David P.oter.
I.IIIIa.NS. —On the morning of the 17th. of disease con
tracted in the Peninsular campaign. Franklin 8.,
youngest eon — of 'Chinon and Sarah Luken.. in the list
year of his age, late a member of Ina 8d New Jersey
Volunteers.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to. attend his funeral. from his late residence,
No. 10 Coral street, above . Huntingdon, (Nineteenth
ward) on Thursday afternoon, the 19th lasi, at 1 o'clock,
without further - notice
ROBBINS.— On the 16th instant, Oliver R. Robbins.
The relatives and friends of the family are re,pectful
ly invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence.
Sixteenth below Vine street, on Thureday afternoon.at
3.2 X o without:further notice. Funeral servise
and interment at St - John's Church.
. .9.IIILLON- by the au ddeutal explosion of a
shell, on the 14th of November. at Fortre es Mauro...
James 8., son of James and Caroline Mullin; in the 16th
year of his age.
The friends and relatives are invited t. , attend his
funeral, from the residence of hie patents, so.. 826 Cal
lowbill street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two
o'clock,
FIELDING. —On Sunday, 15th ins'ant, of typhoid
fever, Mr. Jeremiah Fls Id mg., in the 46thyear of his are.
The funeral will take place from hie late reside ce, No.
814 'German street, this ( Wednesday); 18th lust:, at 1
P.
M.
ALLEN. —On fits morning of the 16th. at his residence
In Burlington. N. J , in the Ilith parr of his age, Wm.
E. Allen, for the past twenty-five years President of the
Mechanics' Bank of that city,
Hen.A.
Loo.lBlB.—At - Pittsburg. Nov. 12, Annie W., wife of
W. Loomis.
McDOWELL. — On Monday evening, 16th inAt. ' Baty
P.: only child of John A. and Hannah McDowell,
aged 6 years.
..NELSON. —On the morning of the 17th inst. , Ann Nel
aon, wife of the late Captain A. Nelson, in 83d year of her
age.
iptLA.c3l. DRESS GOODS.—CASH
+-, Mgal.lB, Velour Raps, Tamises, 3-4 and 6.4 Mow
salines, Marines,
Henrietta Cloths or silk•warp Cash
mesa', Ottoman Poplins, Irish Poplins, English soli
Trench Bombazines, Alepinee. corded Moneseltnes, Anti
tralian Crapee. Barath eas t Tarin Cloths. Paramattae,
De Leine% Oriental Lustros; Alpacas and Mohair Leaves,
Rom Anglabi, Mourning SDI, Armnre Pena e Sole and
Oros Grain Mrs. , BlisSON SON,
0e23 Mourning Store, No. MS CHESTNUT Street.
E Y RE - &-LANDELL HAVE, BY
steamer, CHILDREN'S BALMORALS.
EYRE & LANDELL HAVE THE
-A-• popular VELVET CLOTHS for Ladirs' Cloaks.
EYRE & LANDELL BAVE THE
French Camel's Hair LONG SHAWLS, $l5O, $125,
$lOO. and $l5.
MTHE ANNUAL MEETING, OF' THE
FBMALE gebsoctimuN of Philadelphia will
beheld at Mrs. FIBBER% No. 1.507 NY aG.UT street,
OIL WSDNESDAY MORNING next, at 12, o'clock Sao
saribera are earnestly renaested to attend. nol7-12,
8A871i.. OF TI
Eric - BESTIES, PIIMADEI
At an Election for Direct(
following gentlemen wore el
rear.:
Isaac Koons, 'William B. Grant,
Joseph B. Myers, Charles .1 Satter,
Joseph W. Miller, Joseph Ilinne,
Joseph Baker, , Robert B. caneen,
Israel Peterson, James N. Stone.
Cnarle4lCoons, William Overinnton.
Edwin H. - Paler, Alexander M. Pox.
Michael Baker,
And at a reeking of the. Board, held this mornini
ISAAC KOGPS. Esq.. was nnanimonsly elected preet
dent, and wthLuda GIIMMERS cashier.
WILLIAM GUM MERE. Cashier.
rXis• 'TILE , FIRST BAPTIST CHB RC
of Kaiessville, Eolith Camden. et , w Sersey, at
regular meeting. called Joseph Francisca a sarielY
for the church six raonths and sic ,, eptivi by a unanimous
vote. Cli*3 WM. EVE EM
MECHANICS' BANS.—en
PHU., Nov. n, 180.—The following itentininen
Were elected Directore of this Bank, to serve for the en
ening Year :
Joseph B Mitchell.
William R. Thompson,
John C. Davis.
Charles Leland,.
Louts C.. Inngsrich,
0. 11. R till
OSO Bga W.
rtEIII, Tingley,
nol7-6t
ye IoetALDII6 Gr id °. o: El LE; A in la th:ss i e:ioo:ELn7l 7 :i7 l ::o jr" the
FOE MUTILATED SOLDIERS.—aOLDI Rai who
Mont "PALMER Moths" to be supplied by Govern
toe.Mont, Nhonldletar it; notice immediately to this of
fice, stating their - loss by letter, with nate& compall7.
ZOElment, and residence. B. FRANK PALMEg,
00.2-tf 1609 OHICSTNTP? Street. Ptillati &Tillie.
fX , MEDICAID PURVEYOR'S OFFICE,
NO. 1 Sorth FIFTH Street.
PRILADELYTITA.Nov.IT- 12. 1869.
liMporters atePealers in MEDICIOFE HoSPITAI,
STORES HOSPITAL FiIItHI7ITRH. 136DDING ICS,
Aro., are invited to submit their Price List. from time to
alms to this Mae. 3. MURRAY,
nol3-6tmtf Burgeon and Medical Purveyor.
ImOFFICE GIRARD F. AND INS.
CO.. 415 WALED f St.. November!).
The Directors have declared a dividend of Fl VE PEE
CEIiT. for the last six mouths, clear of taxes, and pay
able to the Stockholders on demand
•
poll-wfmn ALFRED B. GILLETT, Treasurer.
z 3: UNION BANK.—PHI.LADELPI - 114.,
Nov. 5, 1653.
lAtitinite:illfinplg°Mig.,rll:ll°o7ealg day, a
Tax, was declared, Payable on demand.
nol.wfuttno2o J. J. 11C1Caga. °stabler.
tAti, CORN EXCHANGE B't.NK.—
PHILADELPHIA., Nev. 31M.
TheoDliectore have thie day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER, ORBIT., clear of all Tax..e. and payable on
demand. J. W. TOKRISr.
no4-tf Cashier.
OC• PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD DONE.
FAWN TREASURER'S DEPAR MUST.
PHILADELPHIA, October 16. 1809.
The Board of Directors' have this day declared a semi
annual dividend of FIVE per mut on the capital stock
of the Company clear of National and State taxes ,
litaYable on and after November 16, 1889
Were of attorney for collection of ,dividende can be
bad on application at the office ' of the Company.
fiSS South THIRD Street. _
ocl7-tdel THOS. T. FIRTH. Treasurer.
RE ItE SURE YOU GET ONE OF REI
.II-• Anon Portraits, if you purpose having one made.
ate life-stye Photographs in oil colors hmTe no ognals
in
sicetuney, EIGOOND street, above Green - lb*
gTEAM-ENGENTES AND DortEßg
FOR SALR.—One 'Engine, set tin and. In running
.order. cylinder 10, inches diameter. stroke of piston 20
Inches ; two Boilers (nearly . new) 26 Inca diameter and
:80 feet long. One - New Nngine, Cylinder 6)11 inches ;
reter, stroke. of piston 16 Inchon, with Gfever nor and
y.atbeel complete, ready to set up. Also TWO FAR
' LOWERt3 ; one Alden's: Patent. size 48 inches ' • 'one
plinpliel i s Patent; 48 inehes,with double outlet.
- - 0 1 )/ 7 to , ... .1.19, & Y. - F. &UR&
Camden fiOn'Works, Camden ri 3 - ,..
110154%* Or, 1(o. 1818 SocttliVLUED Street. --t
street, above Rase,
a WKersysw, Phi°
. . ,
Li - Jones, 'Lab - rough
L RUM: Jr. Bogboroggh
B Barber, Boston
6 G Wier. Wrlshteville
John B F.nry. Wrightsville
se ry 114ntz; Wrlghtevitle
Tot n Seltz-r. Wrightsville
J Detwiler.. Wrightsville
S'Albert, Alloatown
P 13, Wdghuorille
Parer K lee. Arrigbroville
0 B Wittmer & an. Penns
yea, &bore Third.
O Krause, Lebaeon
5.11-s rilaca, Wash. D C
G V Strong Delaware OUT
Breett , inger, Nana
H F Everett, Benton. Pa
S Everett, OrttegevUle
J It Foster, RM . ribbllrg
T elder, Harrieberg
ntacy Biowv, eb111,141.
J.lnt t; waltera, Maryland
e B. Peviti
E NORTHERN LI-
DiOyeanrwr 1.7, 1863.
core, held the 16th tit'st., the
Heated to 138TVd the miming
Isaac F. Baker,
Ebanezer Meat well,
Robert Steen
Edward Cl. James,
Joseph G. Mitchell,
Dayid
Cashier_
SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN
PHILADELPHIA.
R. LAU
111 MARKET STREET.
FINANCIAL
iu. S.
The undervalued, se General Subscription Agent. Is
authorized by the Secretary of the Treasury to continua
the sale of this popular Loan. and TEN DAYS public
notice will be given of discontinintnee. . '
ABOUT TWO HUNDBBA MILLIONS remain unsold,
and this amount is scarcely sufficient to furnish a basis
for the circulation of the national Banking Associations
now being formed in every part of the Country. Bat 6,
short time must elapse before this loan is wholly ab
sorbed, the demand from Europe, Germany especiallY,
being unite active.
As it is well known that the Secretary of the Tres•
nary has ample and unfailing resources in the diaries on
imports, internal revenues, and in the issue of interest
bearing Legal Tender Treasury Notes, it is nearly eer•
Min that it will not be necessary for him for a long tiste
to come to issue farther permanent Loans, the interest
and principal of which are payable in Gold.
These considerations mist lead to the prompt COnella.
sion that the time is not far distant when these " rive-
Twenties" will sell at a handsome premium. as was this
result with the "Seven-thirty" Loan. when it was all
sold. and °mad no longer be einbscribed for at par.
This is a
MX PER CENT. LOAN,
the Interest and prinoiral being Payable In coin. nun
yielding about Brew per cent. per annum at the present
Premium on gold.
It is called " Fire-Twents." from the feat that whilst
the Bonds may ran for twenty yews, yet the,Govern
ment has the right to pay them off in hold at rag. at any
time after jive years.
The interest is paid half yearly on the fret days of No
vember and Mal.
Subscribers can have CIOIIPO . II Bonds which are paya
ble to bearer and issued for $5O. $lOO, SSOO, and $l, COO,
or Registered Bonds of similar denominations, and in
addition sd,ooo and $lO,OOO.
These "Five-Twenties" cannot be taxed by States.
cities, towns, or counties, and the Government tax on
them is only one and a half per cent, on the amount of
Income, when the income exceeds six hundred dol
lam per annum. Income from all other investments,
such as mortgages, railroad stocks, bonds, dro., nine
Day from three to five per cent. tax on the income.
Banks and Bankers throughout the country will con
tinue to dispose of the Bonds, and all orders by mail or
otherwise properly attended ko.
The Treasury Department having Perfected arrange
ments for the prompt delivery of Bonds, Subscribers
will be enabled to receive them at the time of subscri
bing, or at farthest in FOUR days. This arrangement
will be gratifying to parties who want the Bonds on pay-
BMA of the money, and will greatly increase the gales.
JAS' coonm,
SUBSCRIPTION kORNT,
114 SOUTH TEEM STREET,
MICHAEL JACOBS,
BA.NIEMIL,
NO. 10 South THIRD Street,
PIarADELPRIA. •
GOVERNMMIT ssonriTTES,SPBOIn. AND ITHOUR
RENT MONEY BOUGHT AIM SOLD.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
• Padiculor attention paid to the Negotiation of Tints
Papf#. CITY WARR&HTS BOUGHT.
COLLECTION OF U. S. CERTIFI.
CATES OF INDESTEDNESSI—The ADAMS' EX-•
plugs COMPANY are now prepared to collect, at this
Treasury Department, -Washington, with despatch, and
at reasonable rates, the One-Year Certificates of In
debtedness of the United States now due or shoitly
maturing.
Terms made known and. receipts given at the office,
'No. 320 CHESTNUT Street , ' mYS-tr
A CARD.-UNION PACIFIC BAIL
CO3fPANY (EASTERN DIVISION) BONDS
(KANSAS BRANCH OF TUB PACIFIC R AILROAD).
As Bonds of the above description will probably be of
fered for sale in the money market, the public is hereby'
cautioned against purchasing, or in any way negotiating
for them; for the undersigned have an. existing contract
which prohibits entirely the sale or use of said Bonds,
while at the same time the statute laws of the State of
Kansas give them, under their contract, a prior lien to
all mortgagee or deeds of trust which can be executed by
said Company. Any investment in said Bonds, without
authority from the undersigned, will be invalid, and
will entail a total loss upon. the parties who shall ven
ture to purchase them. ROSS, STEEL. di CO.
'Contractors for buildin.Ohe Leavenworth. Pawnee, and
Western WOW called Union Pacific) Railway, Eastern.
linAVENWOlern CITY, Kansas, Nov. 4, 1963. no9-1.2t
PROPOSALS.
XTAVY DEPARTMENT -- BUREAU
OP PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING, NOTE:SEDER 1.5;
ISM
SEALED . PROPOSALS , endorsed "Proposals for Navy
Pork, will be received at this Bureau. - until 3 o'clock
P. Bt. on the 27th November. inst., for one thousand
barrels NAVY PORE. The Pork and barrels to con
form to the navy standard, with the exception of iron
boopst the same to be delivered at the 'Philadelphia yard
within ten days after being notified of the acceptance of
tbepropoeal, and there undergo the usual inspection of
the yard. • n01843t.
phoPosALS FOR LUMBER
CHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, No. 134 F Street. North,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 13 1863.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until A 10 4 ,1/? AY, November 23, 1863, at 12 o'clock Df , for
delivering in the city of Washington, at such points
as the Depot Quartermaster -mav direct, one million
(1,060.000) feet of Lumber, of the following kind and de
scription, viz:
Six hundred and fifty thousand (650,000) feet of 4-4 or*
one (1) inch white pine common callings.
Twenty thousand (20,000) feet 8-4 or two (2) inch white
pine common callings.
Sixty-six thousand (66,000) feet scantling, 3 by 4,
twelve feet long, (hemlock.).
Sixty-six thousand (66,000) feet scantling, 3 by 4, four
teen feet long, (hemlock.)
.six thousand (66,000) feet scantling. 3by 4, sixteen
feet lung, (hemlock.)
Sixty-six thousand (68,0(0) feet scantling, 3 by 4,
eighteen feet long, (hemlock. )
sixty-six thousand (66.000) feet scantling, 3by 4, twenty
feet ion g., (hemlock.).
All the anove net:era:pea to be goon merchantable Lum
ber, subject to the .Inspection 01 an agent appointed on
the part of the Government. -
All the Lumber to be delivered on or before the 14th
day of December, 1563. -
PROPOSALS.
The fall name and poet-office address of the bidder
roast appear in the proposal.
If a bin is made in the name of a firm, the names of all
the partienimust appear, or the bid will be considered as
the individual proposal of the party . signing it.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be considered.
and an oath of allegiance must accompany each propo
sit:cn-
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward E.
Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster, 13nited States Army,
Washington, D.C., and should be plainly marked "Pro
vo:mita for Lumber. "
GUARANTEE.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown by
the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest District
Court, or of the United States District Attorney.
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract, should it
be awarded to him, must be guarantied by two respon
sible persons, whose signatures are to be appended to the
guarantee, and said guaranteemtistaccomnany the bid.
Bidders must be Present in person when the bids are
opened, or their proposals will not be considered.
Bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars, signed by
the contractor and both of his guarantors, will be re•
glared of the successful bidder or bidders, upon signing
the contract.
We. - of the county of -, and State of -,
and -. of the county of and State of -, do
hereby guarantee that - is able to fulfill the con
tract in accordance with the. terms of his proposition,
and that, should his proposition be accepted., he will at
once enter into a contract in accordance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre
pared to become his sureties.
yr (To this guarantee must be appended the official certi
ficate above mentioned).
The right to reject any or all bids that may be deemed
too high is reserved by the Depot Quartermaster, as well,
as the right to select from each bid such lumber, at the
price therein•named as is required by the Government;
and in case of the failure of a bidder, whose proposal is
accepted, to furnish within the time prescribed, in qua
lity or quantity, the Lumber stipulated to be delivered,
then the Assistant Quartermaster to haye the right to
,supply such deficiency by purchase, arm such bidder to
,e charged with the difference of. cost.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
EDWARD L. HARTZ,
Captain. A. Q. M., U. Army.
nolB-5t
CLIARLE§ RE:IOII.I2+S,
C 0 X.VEITA.NCER,
HAS REMOVED EIS OFFICE TO
No. 36 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
nol7-90 ABOYE CHESTNUT. WEST SIDE. •
A LOT OF VERY FINE I"NNSYL
YANIA LEAP TOBACCO, in store ETIld for sale by
JAS. W. CROWELL,
nolB-12t.* S. B. cor. SECOND and CA.LLOWHILL
CUSTOM • HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA;".
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, November lh 1863.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, AND OTHERS
INTERESTED.—By authority of the Secretary of the •
Treasury, under date of the 9th of November, the un
dersigned will clear to ports opened to commerce by the
,proclamation of the President, without special permit,
Anthracite Coal, and all other articles except the fol
lowing—viz: Cannon, mortars, firearms. pistols, bombs,
grenades. powder, saltpetre. sulphur, balls, ballets.
Pikes. swords. boarding caps (always excepting the
quantity of said articles which may be necessary for the
defence of the snip and those who compose the crew).
saddles, bridles, cartridges, bag materials, percussion
and other cape, clothing adapted for uniforms, sail-cloth
of all kinds, hemp and• cordage, intoxicating drinks'
other than beer and light native wines. The excepted
articles will only be cleared on special permit from the
Secretary of the 'Treasury, or by the special direction,ef
the Supervising Special daunt of the district into whidh
the shipment is to be made.
nol2-6t WM. B.' THOMAS, Collector.
I A. I': " 7S. + -
types approximate perfection in . likeness, and color-
Jig all that pertains to a good likeness. Gallery
SEAJOND Street. above Green. The
IF YOU WANT A SATISFACTORY
rioture, always go to REIMER'S: hie Pictures are
-finished with care and skill. ColorediPhotographe only
$1; at SECOND street. above Green. it*
nLIVE 0114—AN INVOICE OF
miL sa o . Al.,E o l7o.l3 , aloe Oliva 011inat received per Ship
OEIOBI.
JAS. OARSTAIES. Sole Agents,
. 120 WALNUT, and Ai GRANITE Street.
; a g l i t r. lnyolos of the name inst landing,
REMOVAL,
3. C. FRYER
HAS REMOVED FROM
If T CUESTNITT MEET
To]
NO. 1.13, N. E. CORNER OF CLEM
' NUT AND LETITIA. STREET'S.
not/ et
R CASSELBERRY HAS - OW
• open from the New York Auction sales of 'Mum &
Milliard. through Messre. Van Wycit. Town end, di 06 4
aed the Phimdelphia &imam sales of this week,
1 lot French C. ape Ottoman Rens, double width, $1.25,
I lot sdperlor quality 'lmpress Cloth, very rloh.
1 lot extra fine Silk ani wool Rene, beanti fel quality.
All-wool Reps, all kinds, fromsl.l2up to $l. 25, closing
Out low.
SILKS( MRS I
Black Silks, closing out from 05 eta. UP to $3.
Black figured Silks, cheap, $1.25, $l. 37%, $1.835,4,
Plain Poll de bet Silks, all kinds, low.
MERINOES I MRRINOES
I lot plain Merinons very - Rho, ill 123‘.
1 lot figured Merinoce.sl. 12X, choice style of the season,
PL AI
q D u - AL L.wo oL
onto
rm.
AnColois, fineSHAW y S SHAWLS!
The Oa oapout in the oily. AR kinds of new styles just
opened,
DRESS GOOD i! DRESS GOODS!
gRA large assortment. from 33 cents up to 50 cents, choice
new styles.
BLANKETS I BLANKETS!
lot gray Army blankets, 50 00, slightly imperfect. •
White Blankets. choice quality. from $7 up to $lO.
B 610RALS BAIMORALS!
Te beet $2.76 Brinier:Os in this city, all wool filling.
Balmorals tr , tn $2 76 up to $7.
wiltiarnaville. White Rock, and all the beat makes of
!dual in s, cheep ' "
Those good Kid Gloves for $1 that sell so fast,
Moths anti Cassimeros for ladles' Cloak and coon's
wear. J. R. CaSSI,BERRY,
Cheap Mammoth Dry Goods House,
No. 45 North BIORTET Street below Arch.
P. S.—The run still continnee on Hoop Skirts. Muting
them nut at 10 per cont. deduction, not having the room
to continue keeping them. Selling out fast. nolS 2t
6 , 20.
PitLANKETS.-WE WANT EVERY
`-°- BODY to know that we are Belling BLANKET'S
ehrener than any other store. We are enabled to - do
Ult.: because many of our Blankets were bought last
We have good Blankets for the price at $4 and $5 per
Pair; ale°, at *5 50, $B. and $7; very heavy all-wool.
large size, at *Sand $3.50.
The bent 4110 Pdardteta in Philadelphia, Also, fine
Blankets at *l5. $2O. and $25 per pair, each as are not
kept hy.many stores.
Honey-Comb - Quilts, largest size, WM 08011; Laneas.
ter Quills; Allendale Quilts; Colored. Bordered Quilts:
Quilts In these we offer bargains in fine
goods at ISt, $7, $B, and $lO each. -
9-4 Linen Sheeting at $1 per yard ; 10-4 do., $1.25. A
large assortment of (Anon Sheetings.
We keep a large stock of Hone-Furnishing Dry
Goods, and eell them at lower prices than theta goods
are usually sold for. Per mns about renewing their
stock will be shown our goods, that they may compare
'prices. B. D. & W. PENNELL,
sou MARKET Street.
MUSLINS.----We are etill selling our Una*arta under
the wholesale. prices. We have every width and make
In the maraot. !env as low as 16 cents.
FLANNELS—iII- ix 00l at 37% cents; better for 60 cents;
heavy Fhakerr. for. 62% cents; Ballardvale tor 66 cents;
Red and Orgy Flannels. all kinds. •
Societies will be sold to at a reduction. •
& W. 11: PEtiffELT,,.
lows. MARKET Street.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL CO.
No. '727 CHESTNUT Street,
have just opened a full assortment of very desirable
DRESS GOODS. comprising—
Poplin Reps Hatienne, silk and worsted.
Lupin's extra quality colored Medi:toes,
Superfine gna•ity choice colored Reim
Very heavy Poplin Pepe.
Extra heavy ellP_-fe mad Reps.
Together with a variety of medium Dress Goods suita
ble for Children and Misses.
—ALSO—
Cechroire wool brocholgnreel Cloaking. •
Sonora no Velvet Cloth Cloaking.
Bibbed Frosted Beaver Cloth Cloaking.
Fine and extra. superfine scarlet French Cloaking
nolB 4t
r OTTON NOT KING YET.-I - ATA
selling LINEN SHEETINGS at prices that . ale
cheaper than Cotton, and hava a first rate stock of all the
widths and qualities; also. Pillow Linens, in 40, 42, 45,
and 64-inch widths, at as equally low rates. I have a
large stock of Table Linen; one lot Hand-loom, very
heavy. at 76c., of various patterns; heavier, at 87%c.:
the best at $l, two yards wide. One lot Brown Union at
Mc. ; Rood bleached, 1% yards wide, at Ma . Real Barns
ley. that are heavy and wide, 111. 25 and $l.OO. Doylies.
at $1.25 and $1 E 0 per dozen All Linen Napkins at $1.75;
one lot at $2, that ara a great bargain. To wels, at $l6O,
$1,26. $2, $2,60, and $3 per dozen—less than they can be
imported for at present.. Nursery Diapering; Bird-eye
for aprons, and a large assortment of lanckabaolre by the
yard. both bleached , and. half-bleached; one let good
Crash, at 1214 c. ; heavy /111:81/1 do., at all prices.
Linen Goods are advancing, and consumers will save
money by buying soon, for they will not stay at these
pricea tang. GRANVILLE B. HAIN
nelB-4t 1013 MARKET Street, ah. Tenth,
ARMY LININGS.
PLAIN AND TWILLED BLUE ALL-WOOL
In store and for sale by
FARNHAM, KIRKRAM, & CO.,
FROTHINGHAM WELLS
PHIL.AMELPIILL
HEAVY NEDITTM, AND LIGHT SHESTINGS AND
SHARTINGS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
wxoarsomom . AND
_VLGTORY CANBRIOS AND
GILECIA S.
BROWN, BLEACHED, AND CORSET Maim -
No. 1% 'WORSTED YARN. Sso. sel.Mf tf
F,OR THE ARMY AND NAVY
MNT.A.NS etz HASSALry
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags,
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Fassants, Epaulettes,
Hats, Caps, Canteens, Haversacks, Camp
Chests, Field Glasses, Spurs, Soyer's cele
brated Camp Kit, and everything pertainini
to the complete outfit_ of Army and Navy
Officers.
A liberal diecount allowed to the trade.
0020-I.=
I - 1 VV. SIMONS t BROTHERi
EALISOM-STREET HALL. PHILADELPHIA.
RANIIFILOYDRERs OP JEWELRY.
FINE SWORDS, -
ADD
HILDPARY GOODS LE EVERY VARIETY.
sw,M•ilSm
T E. CALDWELL So CO.,
.
Eralre received a Lugo assortment of -Ei& Goods, o
their own importation, comprising
NOVELTIES OF THE PRESENT SEASON
OPERA AND FIELD GLASSES.
RICH FANS, entirely new designs.
COMBS, in Gilt, Shell, and Steel.
ENGRAVED GLASS VASES AND CARD
RECEIVERS.
SPLENDID DECORATED FRENCH PORCE
LAIN VASES, CARD-RECEIVERS, AND
FLOWER STANDS.
DRESSING OASES for Ladies and
RICH JEWEL CASKETS, GLOVE Gentlemen.
BOXES,
WRITING DESKS, LIQUOR OASES, &c.
CORAL. TORTOISE SHELL, AND STEEL
JEWELRY.
BRONZE STATUETTES, ANIMALS, INK
STANDS. MATCH SAFES, CANDELABRAS.
MANTEL CLOCKS, Marble, Bronze, and Gilt.
RICH JEWELRY, Diamond, Pearls, and all the
Precious Gems, Gold and Enamel.
SUPERIOR WATCHES, American, Swiss, and
English.
SILVER WARE, of every description.
PLATED GOODS, American and English.
nol4-tde24 -
1 .6,p 1 ARRANDALE & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
Will. send followinelon receipt - of price:
SILVER COMPOSITE WATCH, for the Army, cylin
der movements, Hunting Cases, Time Indicator in cen
tre, to save trouble of opening case. Handsome and re
liable, best and cheapest made. Sold in the army at
S26 — s l 2 60.
SOLDIERS' OWN, Patent Lever, in sterling silver
engraved hunting cases. Toweled, regulated, 014 , 50.
SPLENDID GOLD *COMPOSITE WATCH, Jeweled.
either medium size for gentlemen, or small sin for la
dies, 13eautiftilly engraved cases. Yery Elegant ' and
Accurate, often sold for 653—515.
GOLD COMPOST PE, Patent Dstached Lever, Jeweled
in 13 actions, gold balance, Warranted a perfect Time
keeper. suitable in size for either lady or gentleman.
richly chased eases—a really splendid article, often sold
for *7l—s26. •
Small- sized. beautiftdly-finished Ladies' 'MAU% fine
16 carat gold plate Watch, beautifully ornamented cases,
usually sold at $6O---$27,61
Gents' or Officers' massive gold, plate Watch, chro
nometer balance, full ruby Jeweled, detached patent
lever. heavy. beantiftilly.ffnished cases. Warranted a
Splendid Timekeeper, often sold for 33100—535.
ASTRONOMICAL WATCH. In massive gold plate.
beautifully-engraved cases, jeweled in 15 actions, gold
balance, and all the recent improvements. In addition
to the sunk seconds. Aro, peenliar to first-class Watches,
ft has a hand pointing .with unfailing accuracy to
the day.of the month. A magnificent article! the great-'
est invention of the age! just imported by Arrandale lr
Other ladles' and gentlemen's Watches and Chains in
great variety. Send for circular fully describing
above and other Watches. Agents wanted. A reduction
made on wholesale orders. Money may be sent at our
risk, if properly sealed. .
ARRANDALE 00. 9
21A BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
ocl9-mwflmW4t 3 doors from Barnum's Mumeum.
G. ItUSSELL, 22sNORTH SUITE
Street, has just received a very handsome Resort.
men of FINE SEAL RINGS. ,
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
attended to by the moat experienced workmen,
an every Watch warranted for One year.
G. RUSSELL.
22 North SIXTH .Street.
TN SHELL;AND ROSEWOOD OASES,
/1021nn from 110 12 Meek choice Opera and &med.
canfßo
Sdies. TARR & BROTHER, Importers,
" 2-61 1 1 3A41 CHESTNUT Street. below Fourth.
MAGEES ENVELOPE MANUFAO-,
TORY and PAPER ETORE, 310 CHRSITIUT
,Etreet.
Envelope Manufact ory.
Envelope Manufactory,
raptelope Mannfo.ctorY.
ElwOopp Manufactory.
316 Chestnut street. .816 Chestnut street.
316 Chestnut street. 316 Chestnut street.
316 Chestnut street. 316 Chestnut street.
Paper and Envelopes. • •
Paper and Envelopes. -
Paper and Invelopffl
Wholesale and Retail. Wholesa le and Retail.
Wholesale and Retail, Wholesale and Retail.
Wholesale and Retail. Wholesale and Retail.
At the lowest prices.
At the lowesl.prlces,
At MAGEE'S, 316 CHESTNUT Strect, between Third
and Fourth. cone'. of Hudson.
ITIOSHEN BUTTER.-123 TUBS
strictly
• , PRINZ GOStiErt BUTTER
In store, and ter sale bv
• • , OIISStBROIJOH &TRAW
noIS-2t* 14 SeattrWAT , Alt Street
THE , I'RESS.-PHILADELPHIi:WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1863.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
ARMY GOODS.
I,3EZ%TING-S.
SUITABLE FOR ARMY GREAT COATS.
330 and MU CHESTNUT Street
MILITARY FURNISHERS)
4/1.8 ARCH STR.EWZ,
PHILADELPHIA.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
822 CHESTNUT STREET,
WATCHES,
NEW YORE,
IVIUSIOAL BOXES..
HELMEOLDYS PREPARATIONS.
HELMBOLD'S
TIGLEBOLD'S
KIAIBQ
'S
EL S MBoLD LD 'S
RIMMBuL o'B
EIELMBOLD'S
EMMY bOACENtROTO
EMMMY UOOAILY
NCE
gWIENTR
iTR A A vE TRD
D
Emmy COWIRNTRATED
EUG4LY CONCUR/WAD
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
42. , IFITTD EXTRACT rortm.
17LTH 0 EX CRA.OT TITNIFITT.
F Girth EXRTACT MIGHT%
FLUID TEXTR &CT TSll , :ii Si,
PLUM EXTRACT
A POgITIVR
• POIITTv
A PiNITIVN
A PO4PriVI3
A POrriVg
A POSITEVB
SPECIFITI REMEDY
SPECIFIC RR 'KRIM
13PsTATI4J •RR6IRDY
SPECIFIC REV R
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Non-retention or Incontinence - of 17rino, Irritation, In
Ilammation, or Ulceration of the Bladder and
Idneps, Dbxeses of the Prostrate
Gland, Store to the Bladder.
Calcraonn Gravel
or Brickdnet
Ali Diseases or Affections of the Bladder and EidneTS,
and Dropsical Swellings existing in
Men, Womon, or
Children.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Buctur.
yr FicILD'S EXTRACT ETT
ITELMBOLD 9 3 EXTRACT RTIORTY.
EE1.14 4 POLD'S EXTRACT- RTMEIII.
HELIEBOLD'S EXTRACT }EXERT,
For Weakness, arising from Habits of Dissipation, at•
ended with the following eyinf;torals: Indisposition
to Fzertion. LOSS of Memory'. Difficulty. of
Breathing. Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror of DiSease. Dimness of Vision.
Wadslnene, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the
Musctaar System, Hot
Hands. Ignshina
Body. Dryness of Skin;
ERDIPTIONS ON THE FACE;
PALLID COMITENAISICE.
These eymetonae, if allowed to go on, which this medi-
tine, Invariably removes, soon follows Fa-
tnity, Epileptic Fits, in one of which the
patient may train
that they are not frequently
followed by those " dire
ful diseasse,',
INSANITY and CONSUMPTION.
1:83=2:1
of the cause of
their Reaming. The
records of the insane
lume,and the Melancholy
Deaths by Consumption, bear ample
Witness to the truth of the assertton. The
Constitution once affected with organic Weakness.
requires the sid. of Medicine to Strengthen and invigorate
the system, which
HMLUBOLDV. BXTRLOT BUCHU
Invariably does
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHtf
„rre-stianath
fa safe, Pleasant In its tast any
ining - iltin any of tile prepatations of
IRON OR BARK
For those suffering
: FROM BROKEN - DOWN AND DELICATE CONOTITITTIONS,
'From whatever came, either in
MALB OR FIVALUS
-W
WILL CIME VAT
A GOOD APPETITE.
WILL
. OIVIT YOU
STRONG, RRALTRY NERVE.
WILL cavv roil
SEISE AND ENERGETIC! F3SLINGS,
and Firtpsonable you to
SLEEP WELL
A Lad will convince the most
SK r& PIC AL
RELMROLIVE3
HELMBOLDT,
NELMBOLD'S
HIELMBOLWB
NELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENERATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
purifying
the blood, re
moving all chronic
constitutional diseaaas arising
from an impure state of the bided, aua the
only reliable and effectual known remedy for the
me of Scrofula, Scald Head, Sall Rheum, Paths and
Sivellin gs of the Bones. Ulcerations of the Throat.
and. Lege, Blotehee, Pimples on the race.
Tetter. Erysipelas. and all seals,
Bruptione of the
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION
NM A PEW
of the worst disorders that afflict mankind, arise from
the corruption that accumulates in the blood. Of
all the discoveries 'that have been made , to prim it
out, none can equal in effect HELME;OLD'S COM.
POUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. It cleanses
and renovates the blood, instils the vigor of health into
the system, and purges out the humors which make
ksease. It stimulates the healthy functions of the body,
and expels the disorders trat grow and rankle in the
blood. Such a remedy, that could be relied on, has long
been sought for, and now, for the first time. the public
Lave one on 'which they can' depend. Onr space here
does not admit certificates to show its effect; but the
trial of a single bottle will thow to the sick thst it has
virtues surpassing anything they have ever taken.
Two table spoonfulle of. the. Extract of 'Sarsaparilla,
added to a pint of water, is equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and one bottle is fully equal to a gallon of the
Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the decoction, as Usually made.
These Nirtracts have been admitte to use in the United
States Army, and are also in very general use in all the
State Hospitals and public sanitary institutions through,
out the land, as well as in private r.ractice, and are con
sidered as invaluable remedies.
brEDT.OAL YROPEaTIES &MHZ..
PROM DISPBNgA.TORY OF TH6 lINITAD STATES.
See Professor DRWEIS' valuable works'on the Pm
ties of Physic. • .
See remarks reade by the late celebrated Dr., PHYSIC)
Philadelphia.
See remark; made by Dr. EPHEATH MoDON'TELL. a
celebrated physician and member of the Royal College
of Surgeons, Irelant, and published in the Aransactions
of the King and Queen's Journal. : • --'
See Medico-Chlrurcbigal Review. published by 1391t=
JAMIN TRAVERS. tallow of Royal College of Sur
goons.
• Eee most of the late standard works of medicine.
ritioss:
/Mid - Bubo, slper bottle, or six for $4.
6sresparilla, *lper bottle, or six for $5.
Delivered to anyaddrese, seeurely packed
Address lettere for information to
HILIGOLD'H DRUG AND CHIIMICAL WAREITIOUSII,
BELDIDOLD'S DRUG - AND CHEMICAL WARRHOI76II,
HELMBOLDI DRDEI AND CHENIMAL WAIMMOIIIM
594 BROADWAY. N.Y.. OR.
594. BROADWAY. N.Y., OR '
594 BROADWAY, N.Y., OR
nELBIROLTVS MEDICAL titrOT.
HELMBOLD'EI MEDICAL DEPOT.
RELNUOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT.
104 SOUTH TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIII.
104 SOUTH TENTH STREET. PHIL'IDELSHIA.
104 SOUTH TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHLL
BEWiTtP. OP COUNTERFEITS AND IJNPAINOIPLED
DEALERS,
WHO ENDEAVOR TO
Moose of " their own" and "other" article's on the re
. nntation attained bY
lIELM3OLD'S PREPARATIONS.
1113LMBOLD'S
ERLMBOLD'S
BELIitBOLD'S
GENUINE. EXTRACT BITOHI7.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHII.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCII.U.
1311LISBOLD'S
H.BLMBOLD'S
BILMBOLD'S
GYNCIINS EXTRACT PAIISLPARILLA..
CiENITINE: EXTRACT SAAB iPtilt[LLA.
GENUINE EXTRACT 64.11SARABILLA.
SIZLIEBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S .
EILIABOLD'S
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSBWASH
OINIIINI 1111E1{05'ED ROSEWASH
SOLD
.BY
ALL PRUGGHTS
SOLD BY ALL DEUOGISTS
ABK FOB EIBLWOLD'S
ASK FOE .HILRBOLD'S
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LEGAL.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
of a writ of sale, by the Hon. JOHN CAD VirALA
DER, Judge of the District Court of the 'United States in
and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Admi
ralty. to me directed, will be sold at public, sale, to the
highest and beet bidder. far cash. at IrCHIMBR'S
Store, No. 142 North 'FRONT Street, on THURSDAY,
December 3d, 1864, at 12 o'clock, noon, the CARCO of the
steamer JUPITER consisting of 4 casks Iron Wire. 19
eases Brown Paper 24x36, 2 caste Pelt Hats, 6 cases Pins,
1^ chests Black Tea. 176 Cease C!Etret Wine. 93 cases
Brandy. 135 pipes Aquardiente. 10 kegs Whisky, 118
boxes . Castile soap, 93 bags Saltpetre, 4 bales Seal Skin
Cloib, 1 bale Welch Flannel, 1,6 boxes Extract of Log-
Wood, 1 case 98 Ris Chloroform. 109 kers Soda;
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
U. S. garsbal E. 1) of Panasylvants.
PHILAIMPIIi.t. November 17. 1863. nolB-6E
MARSHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
of a writ ofsale,by the Hon. JOHN CAD WAL &DER,
Judge of the District Court of the United State., in and
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at public sale, to the highest
and beet bidder. for cash, at the SAVANNAH S
SHIP COMPANY'S WHARF, on TOESD aY. Decimber
Ist. 1163, at 12 o'clock. 31., the Steamer Sk'AOLDINH. her
tackle, apparel, and furniture, as she now lies at slid
w b arl.
The Spaulding is a side-wheel steamer, built in New
York, is about 8 ycars. 2CO tons bardenxtength On
deck 143 feet, breadth 26 feet, depth of noldiBTees;
g,ne in good order, boilers about one year old.
WILLIAM . MILL WA.RD,
8. Marshal E. D. of Fauna.
PHILADELPHIA, Nev. 17. 1863. nolB-6t
IN THE COURT OF COMNIONPLEA z S
FOR THE CIXY_ASTR. corruniv__nr.
tfie ix - latter of the Trust of the UNION CANAL COM.
PANY, of Pennsylvania. Sax first and second accounts
of Trustees.
Notice is hereby given, that the report of the Auditor
in the above matter will be Died in the office of the Pro
tbon ots ry of the said Court, on F icIDAY, the 27th day of
NoV ember s 1883. Access in the meantime may ne had to
she report, at the office of the Auditor, No. 2171 South
FIFTH Street,. in the city of Philadelphia, when and
wk ere eyeeptions,.if any, must he filed agreeably to the
Rules of Court in such case made and provided.
JOSEPH A. CLAY, Andiior.
nniSs-wfm3t
Novetater 17, IS6I.
ITNSURANCE COMPANIES.
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE MU
VIAL SAFETY INSURANCE CO..
PHILADELPHIA. NOVenibar 11, 1888..
The following statement of the affairs of the iiompany
Is published in conformity with a provision of its charter.
PREMIUMS RECEIVED from Nov. 1. 1862, to 0ct.31,1883:
On Marine and Inland Eisks.•..s2 849 08
On Fire ...... ..... 116,613 03
-- $509.462 11
Premiums on Policies not marked. off Novem
ber I, 1863
PRENIITAIS MARKED OFF as earned. from November
1, 1662, to October 31,-1863• ._
On Marine and Inland Risks . $.376,466 34
On Fire Rieke 102,916 44
$481,884 78
70,471 38
Interest during same period. sal
vages, dm
i 5551.856 16
LOSSES, EXPENSES, arc., during the year as aboTe:
Maxine and Inland Navigation
Losies $178,41-1 10
Fire Losses -40.75059
Return Premiums " 40,823 60
Re-ineurances 32,131 37
Agency Charges, Advertising, Print,
ing. Ac 18,372 ni
TEX 66 8.7.51. 95
ExPenees, Salaries, Rent, ,Sir 15,438 81
$336,231 19
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
YOVENBEIT. 1. 1863.
i.0.00:000 United States five-per-cent. Loan 697,000 DO
75, MO ' six-per-cant. Loan 70.000 02
20,000 16.31.• 22,000 00
60,000 '' 7"5-10 per et- Treas. Note s 03, 250 00
100,000 state e,cPeansylvania 6.per-cent.liiipn.loo.997 50
64,000 6-par-cent. 57,550 00
123,060 Philadelphia City 6-per-cent. L0an.....127,628 00
30,000 State of Tennessee 5-per-cent. Loan.• • . 16,000 00
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad. Stet mortgage
6-Pol , cent. bonds 2'2,300 00
00.000 Pennsylvania Railroad second mort: ,
gage 6-per-cent. bonds 63.250 00
12,000 300 shares stock Germantown GM Com
pany. principal and interest gnaran
tied by the city of Philadelphia 15,000 00
6,000 100 shares Stock Pennsylvania Railroad
Company 7,225 00
5,000 100 shares Stock North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 2.650 00
51;000 United States .Treasury Certificates of
Indebtedness 21,420 00
123,700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, amply
secured. 123,700 00
8791,700 par. -cost, $768,737.12.-market value, 734,200 80
Real Estate ..... . .. -- 38,88333
Bißs Receivable, for 4aniances
made.. 107,947 81
Balances due •Agermies-Premi
nets on Marine Policies ; accrued
intezest, and... cther debts due the
'Company 29,919 8'
Scrip and stock of sundry Insurance
and other Companies, $5.3U3. Es
timated value
Cash, on deposit with
tint
ted States Government,
subject to ten days' call. WI. 000 00
.Cash, in Banks 03.538 39
Cash, to. drawer 200 80
118,789 19
• ' PHILADStPITTA, Nov. 18513.
The Board of Directors ha.° this day declared a CASH
DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on the CAPITAL, STOCK.
and Six Pan CENT. Interest on the SCRIP of the Com
pany; Payable on and after the Ist December proximo,
free of tax. .
They have also declared a 6mtre DIVIDEND of FORTY Psi
'CENT. on the EARNED TREDIIIIIDIS for the year ending Oc
tober 31, 1863, certificates for which will ho issued to the
parties entitled to the same, on and after the Ist Decem•
ber proximo, freed tax.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI
CATES OF PROFITS of the Company. for the, years 1615
and 1650, be redeemed in cash; at the office of the Com
pany, on and after Jannary 2. 1664. all interest thereon
to cease on that day..
Aar No certificate of profits ix.aued under 525. By the
Act of rneorPOration, no certificate shall issue unless
etotwea within two wars after the declaration of the
dividend whereof is evidence."
DIRECTORS:
Thomas C. Hana,, James C. Hand,
John.C. Davie. William C. Ludwig.
"Edmund A. Semler, .1 - ese_pb. H. Seal,
Th e ophihis _pg-ajding, Dr. R M,Huston,
John R: Penrose. George G. Leiper,
James Traquair, . Hugh Craig.
Huffy C: Dalle.t.ti Jr., Charles Kelley,
Robert Burton. Jacob r. Jonas,
Samuel E. Stokes, James It SteFarland,
S. F. PfillietoA, Joshua F. Eyre.
Henry Sloan, Spenser M'llyaine,
Wm. G. Boulton, John H, Semple Pittsburg,
Edward I , arlington.. A. - E. Berger, Pittsburg.
H. Jones Brooke,
THOMAI
JOHN
DENBY I.YLINJEN, Seers
REMOVAL.
- .
THE. I.IANHATTAN Lrrs INSURANCE COMPAW.
Of New York. having appointed .1 - A3IES 13. CARE
Agent for this City, have Removed their office to
NO. 418 WA.I)IfUT STREET,
Where applications for INSURANCE and RENEWALS
on POLICIES must be made. The allotted divideral 0f1863.
Will be adjusted. on all Policies, on which two or more
annual premiums have been paid, on the adjustMent of
thweurrant year's premium.
The.followinritems, interesting to the asersed, show
the great progress and prosperity of the Company sines
the last triennial dividend: • •
The income of the Company for the
pest three years hga been ai,mo.ono 00
The assets have increased 416,000 00
The losses paid to widows during
three Yea.rs past fere 280,66124
• " " others 99,738 .60
Dividends have been made during
the peat time years _2OO. IVO 00
C.
Y.
Wn3au.
secretary, 3 t AllES CAKE,
ogtengenbut.
- FAME INSITR.A_NCE COMPAIsTY, NO
-a- ioa CHESTNUT Street
raitADEtp•au.
FIRE AND -INLAND ItistrEANcE.
DIRECTORS. •
Francis N. Back:. ' E. D. Woods's%
Chao. Iticbardson: • Geo. A. West,
Henry L ewis, Jr., Johni:Cessier, Jr., •
John, W. •EVOTI93II. - • Ches. Stokes.
Philip S. Justice, - A. H. Rosenholm] ,
0 ; W. Davis Joseph D. Erne,
• FRAACIS M. B CR' President..
CH LES RI
CHARDSON , Vice President.
WILLIAM I. BLADICHLRD. Secretary. jallittt
DR. FINE, PIiACTICIAL DEN.
IST for the last twenty years. 119 VINE SA,
below Third, inserts the most beautiful THSTII of the
age, mounted on fine Sold, Platina, Saver, Vulcanite,
Oora,llte, Amber, Do., at prices, for neat and substantial
'work, more reasonable than any Dentist in this city or
State. Teeth plugged to last for life. Artificial Teetk
repaired to snit. Do Pain In extracting. AU etro , ck war
ranted to , fit. Reference. beet familia". 3.30.90
EFONTENEAU & 0: SAI_ILES,
. FRENCH -HAIR DRESSING and SHAVINa Sr
LOON.- Ice. 1013 South RLIVENTB, Street, (upstairs.)
branch 011027 Chestnut street. •
Manufactorers•andlmwriers Q,. Wigs, Toupees, Fri
rettes,,c ..l'ancy Articles. • esso-truw
WANTED—A BOY TO LEARN CON.
MaNCING. Addreee, o band writing ni sprat.
cant I. C. PhICE, cor. SPRING OaRDE.i an'
TERtITH Streets. tior.st*
WANTED --A SITUATION IN A
T. Wholesale .and Retail Cinch Store. by one who
hes bad seventeen - year.' experience in the bnEilloBs.
Address for three days, Press ankle. to S. DAVIS.
nol7•Ste
PARTNER WANTED.—A RETIRING
Partner, tn. Wholesale Liquor Rouse , ie desirous
of investing his capital with a firm lathe sam e
already establiehed, or would fora copartnarehip with
a salesman who has a good trade. Address Eitterrv."
at this office. '• not7 et'
WANTED—A SITUATIO NAS
T T Bookkeeper or Aegistant Bookkeener and Ralaa
n, by a person well qualified; has had experience in
different mercantile porsalte; is quick and ready, and
con soon understand almnat any business. The beet city
reference given. en iniltirnee a coneldereble amount
of neer trade. Addrem "Rarper,' ,, 9,1,= nmpq nl7-2t.
T'
'0 THE JOBBING AND COMMIS
EION TEA DE.— t YOang mane. Who has had nearly
semen years' experience in the Jobbing besineisomd
who is acquainted with a large:, city and codntry trade,
wishes to change his situation about the first of the
var. Has bad experience in travelling.
Fence as to character and capability. Address, at this
office_ for one week, •
nnll-2t 5 IT ROBERTS.
A GOOD SALESMAN WANTED-IN
a wholesale Hat house. Address Box 2F66. Phila.
&labia Post (Mee. 31010-1.112.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
STANDARD HISTORY OF THE WAR. ..'A `rare
chance to make money. Agent. are clearing from Cat to
ES2D3 ner month Send for circular. Addrea JOITEi
BROS. & CO.. Publi,hers, Baltimore. MU notqlm*
el WANTED—A STORE ON 111 AR
maa HET Straat, betw.en Third and Sixth, by the 14 of
Jannarv. ddreFß 'R ~S .SE C 0.," Pre.94r Oleo. not ..fit*
86 ofu i WANTED-IsT MORTGAGE
nn City RP.idAnse, cantrally
Arply to 11 , 13 T. IVIAC'3REOP)I.4I.9 WALNIT r St. lt
$75 tMONTH I—l WANT TO HIRE
ents Sn
n ev; T y e r .h c . on:ly a At t n: nmra4,..47 . 8 .,„. 4.•
xee Dal& to sal] my
A &Mew , . 8. 3/11481 ' .)N. Alford . Ilkfarna.winoßO44l.l,4trft
S6O A MONTH! WE WANT
AGENTS at SG) a month, exnenaes paid, to isall
our EVERLASTING PENCILS, ORIENTAL BURNERS,
and thirteen other artielee. If, Circulars fres. BEIM
Zia CLARK, Biddeford, Maine. sell-d&WPre
WANTED--A VESSEL TO
early one hundred tbougand feet of Oak Plank
to Portsmouth or Boston,_ Apply 11
WAIN wlli t b &
BEACH Street and COLIIHRIA avenue.
E:ghteenth
Ai* DEPUi'Y QUARTERMAsI. - '.n
famitri. 7
GENERAL'S OFFlClB.—Plmannlerme. Fab.
ises. •
VESSBLB WANTED lunnediritelv to carry (SOLI
tho followinspethtn:
Tortugas.
Key Went, Fla.
Fort nororoe, Va.
Alexandria. Ye.
Ifewbera, N. 0.
Port Royal, 8. 0. A. BOYD;
MO-If Cantaln and Anent. Quartermutar:
- Fr _A_NDSOME COMMUNICATING
ROOMS. seertn4 and third floor, with fir - at-clam
Board. 900 WALNUT Street. nolB-3t.
T OST-A_ POLICY OP INSURANCE,
ieFttcd. to JACOB INTAILAND by the Penneylvania
Fire Ipenran es Coeepany, for $2,0490, dated Doom bor 10,
1842 TS e finder tab tawara leave it with the Fecretwv
of the Company, WILLIAM G. CROWELL, No. 5 0
WAL.NI7T Street. noll.w3t.
AA FOR SALE CHEAP- A. FARM
;...B—ef 9s Acres, in Limerick Tommthip, Montgomery
COLII3{7. Pa.three miles from Railroad Station; good.
Stone Buildings; hones, contains l rooms; the Laud
is well cultivated; sufilCientt Meadow and Timber; a
1 , 01(-{7 of choice Fruit Trees; good Fences and ex.
cellent Water; healthy location. Will be sold a bar
gain. GEORG I ? 11. TO cORSEND,
11.18.wpm-SL* 12.334." S. FOURTH Street.
00 FOR SALE-A VERY CHEAP"
....2—.Frnit Farm of 23 Acre?, W. miles from Dela
viF re county, Pennsylvania. The laud is a No. The
house is frame, comforteble, &c..- but not extra. The
barn and ether .outbuildings me fair. The 'water can
not be excelled. Fences good; six acres of valnahle
cleetnot timber - - geed young apple orchard and
of other fruit. Tte house is surrounded by large shade
trees.
Call and get a catalogue of DELAWARE COUNTY
FAEMS. JOHNS.
Ned ia, Pennsylvania.
CiEr/IIGE N; .TO VTICSEND,
123 X. south. FOURTH. Street.
119 ÜBLIC SALE .-T.HE WELL
KNOWN FIRST-CLASS " BECK ROTEL." in the
borough of Lebanon. Pa., will be sold on the premises
on FRIDAY, November ilth. at 1 o'clock P. if. This
Hotel has lately been remodeled, and another large sour
story brick building built to it, and also the modern
improvements introducea. Its location is the ben in the
town, .on the corner of the two principal streets, oppo
site the Court House. and but two squares from the
Railroad Depot, on the same street. Its county castor%
as wed as travelling, is large: rents readily at a high
rate, and makes one of the best real estate investments
in the State. Terms will be made easy by
SIMON J. STINE,
Lebanon. Pa.
IF lOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE OR
exchange fora FARM in Delaware c , -,atnty, plea.°
call or rend your address for - a DEL/0711ES COUNTY
BEGISTIsR. containing over 100 choice good Farms and
handsome Country beats.
GEO. N. TOWNREND,
123. 1 'South FOURTa Street.
and
,lAMEBCuannzi%
- _Fe ana
COAL - YARD FOR SA:LB.-THE BEST
fitted up Yard in the city; canacity for doing any
amount of businese. Inquire on the premises. 80. 957
North NINTH Street. be, ow Girard Avenue. n01446t.
FOB SALR—THE SUBSCRIBEa OF
FERS. for sale from eight to ten acres of GROUND,
in. Lower Marion township, Ahntiromery county,eligibly
slinated on the northwesterly side of s the City avenge,
about one hundred yards northeastwardly from the City
avenue Etatien, on the Pennsylvania Railroad
-
nol6-mwf•3t` JE,SZ TFIONA.S.
FOR. SALE- VERY DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS on the north side of GIRARD
Avenue,. east of BightPentb. street- 165 feet deep. two
from. LUKENS s MONTGOffERY.
Convoyslacors,
no341:11* 1035 1336. CH Street, above Leuret.
fl a . FOR . SALE-A FINE LARGE
•12.1• ROUSE, 20 feet front, 4 feet Bindles side vard
Possefaion at once. 'North SEVENTH Street, Girard
avenue. west side.
Also, one in MASTER Street, one door below
modern house. POSBASBiO.II at once. A.. O. STEIN, '
noIS-3t* Saw•mill, BROAD and WALLACE Ste.
206.395 09
en ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—PUR•
nicmsnant to an order of the Orphans' Court of Berks
county. will be sold. at public sale on TIIERDEY, the let
of DEC UMBER, 1563, at the public house of G. B. NOLL.
at Robsronia, Berks county, Pa., the following P_.32.1
Estate, to wit: _
All those pieces or lots of ground and two Dwelling
Rousts thereon, situate on the east aide of Robeson
street, in said t own of Robesonia,
Lot Fa. 1, containing two acres and one hundred and.
thirty-eight perches, and lot El°. containing two
acres and seventy-eight perchA s„
The above property is beautifully located between. the
Turnpike and'Lebanon Valley Railroad, at Robesonia
Depot.
The improvements consisting cu Two Large Brick
Houses, nearly new; on the first door there is a Wall.
three Rooms, and a Kitchen: on the second floor Jive
Chambers. Bath Room. and Water Closet; and on th e
third floor three Chambers. Water conveyed in pipes
through the houses. Ranges and. Heater in the cellar.
The houses are in good repair (are alike), very COLVB
- with modern improvements_ Aleo, a stables
This is a very desirable piece for private residences,
and would bo an excellent situation for the Coal,-Lum
ber, and Grain Business.
. Late the property of EL P. Robeson. deceased.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.
Conditions at sale by
SAR D; ROBESON, Executrix.
8715,857 20
$216,621 97
$l. 039. 425 .54
P fn* dent
BC. 11 D
DL iS, Vice President.
.tary, nol2-111m,
wAwre.
ROARDING t ,
LOST AND FOUND.
VON SALE AND TO MET.
no3S-w&s 2E*
. . . .
Any person wiEhing - to view the property will please
call on B. Sbearer. at Robeionle Depot, - .:'nol6-6t
el A VALUABLE
COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM
- OF EIGHTY ACRES,
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold on TUESDAY. the 24th of Noiember, at
2 o'cleck M, on the premises, the property of the sub
scriber, consisting of about
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND. -
in the highest state of cultivation, with LARGE MAN
SION HOUSE. two Tenant Houses, Large Bern, and all
the other necessary farm buildings
It is situated on the. Dslaware'river, in that part of
Falls township, Becks `,.'county. called The Manor,"
and adjoining Robbins' wharf, where the steamboat
Trenton stows daily: also. within twenty-live minutes
drive of the Tulleytown Station, en the Trenton: - Railroad.
It is well supplied with Fruit and. &hada Trees, and
Shrubbery, and. is, altogether, a desirable property,
either as a residence or for farming purposes.
Persons wishing to attend the sale will find conveyer!,
CBS at the Tulleytown Station, meeting ,the 11 o'clock
A. M. train from Kensington, and can return at 6 o'clock
the same evening.
For further particulars, inquire of
EDWARD LEWIS.,
troll 9t. • 421 COMMERCE Street.
PEREMPTORY PUBLIC SALE.-
-41-. Will be sold at Public Salo. op_MONDAY. Novem
ber ISM at lifto'clock P. IL, on the premises. a
VALUABLE SMALL FARM, containing 88 acres and
27 perches of land, situate on the road leading from
low Grove to Davisville: of a mile from Wilkow
Grove. 12.3‘ miles from PhitadePAttia, and three miles
fronrAbington Station, on the North'ren , sylvanta
aatl
road. in Moreland township, Monts 021:10Ilir conut-i.. Pa.,
adjoining lands of..Ennjamitt ldbrgan, and. others.. The
improvements consist of a two-story Stone Noose and
Kitchen, frame wagon-house,and other out-battling%
milk vaults. pump, and well of water, . &c. There
in an orchard• of apple and other trait trees; also, a
small lot of Wood Land. The balance of the land is
arable. The soil is of excelbsnt'quality, and nt a good.
state of cultivation. A patt-of it is well adapted for
early trfra in g, hayinß a soot - hem exposure ttrul.a.fer
tile, mellow soil.. A s.treannof water passes thnongh the
premises.
This i.e a very. a esin:blG farm. being in a and
respectable neighborhood. ,convenient to schos, stores,
mills, and:lime itilas, withga post office at Willow Grove,
-and stages running to the Railroad Station twine a day._
Immediate possession will be given.
AnT,lnfotmation concerning the premiseo can be ob
tained of the undersigneir, by letter or othdrwise.
JOBB SMITH,
Agent foPthe Owner.
Flairrixenox VArst.tp. Nov. 7, 1863, I:014,16,1S 21
$l9. --
•
000 TYE A_ Ai WONT T*
, . LRAM, In sums of IX.OOO t056,003,an
efortga :pm. Also. wonted---$25,C00 on first mortgag on.a
highly•unprnynd ClNlFlnrit-gtreetpropgrty, worth 6A04000.
Apply to E. PETTM, 3713 WALNUTttreet. - no 17
FORSAINE,--HIGHLY-IMPROWED
— 2l Country - Flace.--nears Bolmnabnrst, Twen.tx,third
we.rd. containin422 ROTOS: one of Isores. Chestr„At
.fleqrattle pie 4ear Old York station, eight ratlea out,
20 acres. lie3l,Dlace, - 10 acres. for miles out. ' Qail and
examine register of country places E. PEPPI2'.
012 • 2423.
,
Wit - laws
NE PLusxILTRA
MINOR INERT,
WHOLESALE. 'AND RET4IL__
SPRING GARDEN AND - FRANKLIN STEETS,
ne...a.63, • Phi tadAIDIAR.
4
PRESERVING BRANDY,
PT/RE CIDER
AND WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
USW GINGER. lartlrkilD ElaD. 5P1C11343. ato.. at
;AS's TICE RIQIIIENIES FOR
insiuvima AND FICMING PURPOSES.
ALBERT 0. ROBE RTE.
Dealer In 'Fine Groosrles,
.. 11 .0 Onrnor RTAIVIINTFR irra. NFTWX 6t.rwata.
G .EORGE W WOOTT:81c,
NO: 38 South SECOND Street, awl
No. 29 STRAWBERRY Strop).
'ffazurrousu—JaYllß Street, Philadelphia.
tvuox,ssaLs DRAIME, IN.
CARBON OILS, lIA,MPS,
A fine lot of OIL just received. which I offer at•the
lowest market rates, having made my contracts in the
springbeforc. the advance. OIL in, bond for export,
caustruas smartilly. at manufactAcera' prices.
Agent for Moore. Brea.. dt Patent Fruit Jam,/
&a.,
OItSE FEEDER I
HORSE PE=ER!
- r• •
This new invention is for feeding horses while !data,.
ing in harness or otherwise. it is made of heav7BurieNi.
Duck, and so constructed that the gorse cannot 'v
any feed.; the bag is :ventilated by the insertion of, eye
lets, giving the horse plenty of air.
For- do.rability,•conventence. and economy PA R is on
sarrassaa. By rOTllifkillg Si a sample will be forwarded
• 4.11 letters of Inanity maiaddreaellt-4,-
GAO. • ALTON.
Eole 111 7.6nureotnTor.•
negbn 1%2 COM3iEKOtilig47,istaloatin Masa.
~~MLJ~EMEN PS.
AMERMAN ,4CADEN3r. , OP MUM
0: ANSOHOTZ-.....--..
4 0. gISOFELD
•
GERMAN OPERA.
WRlntlitiDAY BlTtfirta, NO , VIIMEEP. ISth.
EIGHTH 811139011.1PT10N MGM',
First time in fativrica.
GOlngell'S WORLD-RENOWNED
FAUST.
GRAND OPREtit IN FIVE Aora, BY GOUNAH,
FAUST
Mepbietopheles,
Valentin
Zban&r
Wet.'
Martha
MARGUERITE
With rim. , as d marnit3 cen t ocs , nroes wad appolntmonia;
by Mr STLILLWERIT. of Now York.
Splendid new Scenerv, oaf hie osnraanlT for this Operas
by Berr rficoLo DifahTEß. of Co:tante'.
Doors Open at 7 Opera cottliseaces a; tl'o'clock.
PRIORS or ADAqS4TON.
AD MISSION T 9 PA RQUET, PAX4URT CIRCLE,
and BALCONYSF'• It 51
/s
(No extra obarge 'or ea-1&134 oa s ts.) .
ADMTSSIOI9 TO FAMILY CIRCI:1" 50 etc'
ANT PRITFISATRIP , = 25 srbr
Seats can be secured Avon, day RI Vie AnA.ORMY OP
MFSIC. and .T E, ortIILD'SMUrICTI'ORE; Sonth.set
corner SEVEnTII. and ONESTNIIT S:zeets. =IPS
CONCERT TrA_LL.
MONDAY EVENING, 15fovernbefMth, IRS.]
WAUGH'S NEW PANORAB%,
ITALY,"
AND .
HER WAR FOR FREEDOM'
A Panoramic Tour thrnugh Itafy durfn g the War. psi eget
by S. B. Waugh, will be exhibited, for the llrnt ti
CONCERT HALL,
CUESTITUT Bt., ab. TIVILLIPTIi. Philadelphia;
ON MOND t.Y EVENING. November 16th. 1661 and
CONTINUE EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEE&
COL. 'WILLIAM 11. MAITRICE
The eloquent and popular speaker', is engaged ad
ILLUSTRATING LECTURER
And 'will. at the elope of the exhibition., recite Jsu
vier'e houl•stirrinq- Poem of
THE Stearin SEPTYLIEL.
Doors open at 7. Commencing at 7M o'clock.
Adrniegon. 25 cents. nol6-61-
MUSICAL FUND HALL.-
J. ORAWE NEW ITALIAN OPERA. COMPANY".
TRATS respectfully announces that he will Rival is
this , city
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVBNIMIS.
November 20 and
Oa which occasion tnero'lowing eminent arttste zoigi
appear on the same eueninp :
MADAME SOPHIE VERA LOA NI.
The celebra rd Prima Donna and Lyric Tragedienne.
from the principal Opera Somas in _Europe,
er fir. t appearance in this city.
MLLE P.ItCLINE CASTRI, • •
The distinguished Cantatrfee,
Tier first anwerencellithle city.
M'LLE MORENci,
The favorite Contralto.
SIGNOR LITIGI STEYANI,
The celebrated Tenor.
SIGNOR MORELLI,
The renowned Baritone.
SIGNOR Immo,
Conductor and Musical Director.
ONE D0pt,...4,1z,-
ADMIgSION
--.--
To all Darts rf be Bali goats may be aecared with.
oat extra prge. at GOtrLIT'S liEneie Store, SEV.SSxIE
and CHESTNUT Streets. - Lti-trt
USICAL FUND HALL.
Grand CONCERT for the Benefit of the
MORAVIAN' cm:mum
Will bp given for the above object , en
THDRSDAY EVENS6G; November 19.
The following talented performers have. in the kindeet'
manner. volunteered their valuable cervices for tho oc
casion:
Mrs. HENRIETTA BEEIREZIT Enplane:
Mies At HENDERSON, Contralto.
Lein AMATE - R. Mezzo Trani&
rref CARL GIORTNER, -the diAtire - atabal Violin rt.
Profs CHARLES H. JANIS ato . .... , 2l:wAßsaa,Pianlate.
SOS. RIZZO. Baritone.
Prof THOMA,t; BISHOP. Tenn::
Mr WM. BRISCOE, Tenor
GENTLEMAN ASIATEITR, Basso:
Musical Conductor Prof.. SAS. M. BECK.
Price of Admitsion ' 60' COWL
Peeormance to commence at 5 o'clock.'
Tickets may be obtained sr the mi.owing places
Jolson A Brother, No. :tun North Third street.
J. E. Gon/d's Music store, 633 CheEttint street.
Episcopal Bookstore, No. 13L4 Cheern - j,t street.
Bradford. Bitter. northeast corner Eront and Market
sheets. ... nolß 2tit
'MISS EUGENIE BARNIT.E.OHE, THS
+VA EMINENT PIANIST. takes pleasimi in enneruselag
to the Philadelphia public 'that she - will give T
MATIS MI3 tt a. OF THE ACADEMY Or Mubic,
The first t take'plaee
Oa WEDNESDAY, the - lilt Ifovember,
Comtneaeing at 2P. AL assisted by-Messrs GARS
GAERTNER. M. H. CROSS. and CHAS. Elf SOMELUIS.
PKET TIBET.
Grar.de rantaiele Parts
MISS DARNS:PMTS. - -
2. Sur l'Ocean-Romance Sans Parolee:•Betelle
Wee • - - • Barneytap._
BARNSTORM
3. Fantaisie for Viotht *4-
C./4111. GAERTNER AND M. H. CROSS.
4. Le Farfadet. Scherzo. Valee..Cairiea; de
Concert . intake.
MISS33dIftSETCHS. •
PART SECOIT D
11MgM1111=
6: Grand False
MISS MARNE:WEE.
CHAT.
- x7: - ILli - Era - .111-D
=M;MIIMM
Ticket for One to each:Matinee' an
Three to each Matinee -
Two to both Matinees . 7.68
To be had at J. E. Oonld'e, Andre & Co.'s. and Lee is
Walker's. noll•it
INTEW C HISTNUTZT, T.41 , 21A.1701.-.
- 1 . 1 'sues and Manager VT. WM.. WESATLET.
MISS AVONIA - JONIS '
Will appear in an
ENTIRELY NEV PLAY, -
Dramatizatired from Miss Braddon's r.c:mlar novel.
entitled
AURORA, FLOYD,
BY Benjamin Webster. Esq. ,'of the Aleipid Theft-12m
Leiden, and a played by al's& Ayonia Rees
Ral't — ooNSte& WS -- NTGII7 - 1"-
At the Theatre Royal Adelphi. London,
MONDAY. Novembef 16th. ILE3::-
And every Evening till farther Eche%
Will be presented
AURORA FLOYD;
karors Floyd - Miss Ayoub?. Ione&
Steve Hargraves, alias the Solty B 'Stadler.
Messrs. S. - C. Dabois. B. P. Ringgold, d. - Wl'
dell, C S. Porter, Mrs. H. P. Grattan,.Gooper. and
°there bathe east.
MUSICAL CONDUOTOB..-.......MR. MAK,T„.I2I.ASSIVIL
Yr. W. WHEATLEY has exceeding pleteare in an
nouncing that he has entered into an engagement for a
Limited period with the
GEE .4.T AMYRICAN TEO GEDI.tal";
ED WIN FORREM`, .
Who will make his nest appearance 011 MOND i:VRTE
MING, NOV. Zacl, 1F63.
On WEDNESPAY EVENING, Nonetabar-El; the eds.
brated Protean actress,
MISS JOHANNA CLAUSSZTI:
Will make bor first appearance in Amer!aar she-having
been enured for a limited number cif riol6
WALNUT -STREET TEA.TRE.
EL tesse z e - BE - A. GARRwrT3ON.
LEST 'NIGHT BUT TEIBBE OF M1.:, -, SSFROVOST.
THIS (tiVedn.sdey) 'EVENING. Nov.
The performf nce will commence with the Druma.,er.tided
LUCIE D'ARVILLIg; OR,' MISALLIANCE
Lucie D'Arcllle Mica Mary .Provoet.
To be followeo
GRAND Dr TERTISSE3SENT BY TER ARAB TROUPB.
WONDERFUL AND MARVELLC-ITS FZATa.
To conclude with the lahehehte Waive of
ICI ON FAILLE FRANCAISE.'
Yr. Epriggine
MRS. JOHN DREW'S YEW ARUkk.
STREET THEATRE—ARCH Sirsat.aboyo. Sixth.
kerma week of
AIRS. D. P. 'BOWET.E.:*.
TO-NIGHT, AND EVERT•IffaRt - ,
LADY AUDLE.Y'S SECRET. • • . .
Lady Andley ars. D. "P••••Zkrtrers.
Robert Andley Ruffen NU)-
To conclude each evening with a
FAVORITE•COKED:II7.I'A,r -
In which Stuart Robson, lir. Ori_,Trk.,..Kiss Hoetry. lass
Carr, and others will appear.
FRIDAY, MRS. D. P. BOWIES'. EINERT.
Prices as usual. No extra char: , :a•for-seertrot Rea&
Doors open at 6X o'clock- Commence-at VS o'clock.
--- - -
GREAT SCOI. TISII. .QALL ,-FLPTH
NNITAL BALL of the CALEDON;Ika CLUB. for
the BENEFIT of the LIBRALISK: • TRIM-I*AV Ent.
NlNG. , DEcember 10th. 1.8C3, et, LITEICAL - FMND HAS
Tickets sl._-
noll-tdelD , • Thi. , 4 - TRIRIItt Ektesierr.
RE &T NATION 011t@l3S.—NO
'VEINY AND ENTFiti;I4SAL.—.I 3.4 Rwr Street.
aboTe Twelfth.-Open at 7Y...," nnessr
the Msna: - emeot of Mrs. CHE-RX:11,614"?...:RNER, formerli
Mrs DAN RICE.
The celebrated WHITBY -3.1•M1Lr,..M.te. F. WHIM
TAItEP Rd lle RLVIRA, Mrn C.' RING. and NAT
AL'STIN, the great. Clovra - rouNe.
in La Echeat Periiciiea; every . ttstung this week.
Comic Males, Prof. %BALM:EA - v.OD ,The Man of many
Forms, and a full Troupe
ACROBATS-A.:F.& GYMFASTS.
r.t The CONRAD BROTF.n3, The- Tatrepla EATON
STONE will also Appear 1 - ke, the ;l' Canianche Chief_
. ADMISSION. —Stag» cants ; Private Dos.
PaTqnet. 25 cents : Guile yip 15 c ds.
MATINEES on WEDMEIM.O.6.3I And SATURDAY AF
TERNOONS. comtnencinstatZfetydock. noia_te
•
FOX'S CASUCOP-4,..I';EFSTNIIT ST.
L AST TWRZNI NIGHTS.
LAST T Mati'vjl 'G al's ,
OT DIDLLE. Gn_LLETTI eua MONS- TO.IIOPF.
The bnst I ..kaours in the World.
Continua success
011),E. E. COLLIES.
AND THE OREM' STAR.. COMPANY. n016.5t.
_
TEMPLE OF WOR_DERS—A,SSEXIBLI
-A- BUILDINGS, 'BINS% - &WD CIiBSTNIIT
Amusement for 03trind 3 :mum. lirth and HanaltleAt
open for the seascm, Dona-tont change of Intertainsamat.
BffiliColl BLITZ,
NVERY NVIWITeG eozameneint at ni o'clock. tad
Wednesday spd y at 3, eonsistins of Now Iffrip+
teries in Netrortanty: rreat enemas in Vereellogulmio,
loathe Learned Canary, Birds.
Admission ZS cents: 'hildren 16 cents. 6M-tie
- -
BOTHER',3 GREAT PICTURN,
MAR.TYRS 114 TUB COLISEUM,
N.0145-finI3II3ITING AT P
oc2S-im AOA'I2eXUT OF FINN ARTS.
A-ARMAK ORCHESTRA.-PUBLIO
MEMMatsgt.LR. e.T•ery &WTI:BD/LT, 33-4. o'clock. r'
M., at tho_ .1151Mattl. FUND HALL. Skala ticket
26 cents. Faclages six:tickets. el To be had
AlifltEtr& I.I.Odt_SMSTNUT Streetl- 3. E. 6.01 MM;,
str.VENTa and 13.-' , =" MUT. and at thopiali doers
- -
VENNS - YL - VANIA. .A_CADRAPI
THE TINE ARM.
10 CHEISTEUT .W.SIESEC.
OM DAILY (Sombers exoewicaY:froad 0 A. N. till
P:
Adadasion 23 tents. Children half pries. 542154 f
NOTICE TO..S.T.FTPPERS TO
- cALIF ORM&
EXTRA FREIGHT STEAXER.
To accommodate Shippers who.orwanable to forward.
their. Goods by the 7egular Una. an RXTRA. STEAMER.
(the ATLAN TlC).will be dakysteboa /rem NBW TGEFC..
from the 23d to Stith inst. with, F&EIGHT only. It is
esPected that (Mods by this Steamer will go forwari
:TOM Panama lar Pactlia, Rail Steamship Company , "
Steameriletteing there on„ abotpi the ;12t December.
and will arrive is San r e unellico.sn time for the Christ—
mat Holidays.
the O
For far
icef
ther particuland early despatch apply to ,
ff o
F . ARG O. & CC:k
A''CHESTNUT , itreet.
Philadelphia.
GEO. FIELD. Agent.
MI OCOrtgett PT A_NO TUNING.
-111 r.• C: E. - 84.EGENT'8 orders for main! and repairing -. dens ars received at MW/ dc. 09. Is
gore, 007 C sg&STNIPPItreet mat/
•
Mr, 8,,
f11n7.-n ushadidevani al ears ftetori oxnerionce hOta." -
ton. And years' Go, o ment Phtlatigrada.
Srocrer. -,Pisnos hergi to sound soft and
"Peet tConidims new, without rentovilag , •
farms for-Tallinn.
l aw
END EETARER.
No
919, COTS Street keeps, constantly on halt&
CLORIES of superior cinality antfaivih.
TS in Glenwood. Cemetery :ornate. n014.12t0
TRUSSES - , BRACES, &a,
okufally adjusted by C. IL IiZEDLIS.
•••- corner of TWRLYTH and RACE Str
e
e
t.
.
Ladies' Deportment for same.' conducted bllf
Ladies, TWELFTH Street, ftrat door below Race. Tit*
moet complete and varied stock on hand, consisting De
part of Trusses, Suporters. Shoulder_ Braces.eks.
Bandages,. Elastic Stoadnin. • Cratchas. Syringes. AY.
tides. Tor isrirsery. Slat Room dm seSl)-Ens
• GUILD 1411,LR'TTE, ATTORNEY
71;A T IA2 taggrafal&"l2 arootalk
t.l..Lessec and Director:.
Mang.
Herr Gr*l.
• • He , r Staineche,
Herr Scheele,
"':Herr (3roer.
....Barnettha;
ocl2-801f