rung.
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAUVOLTtA,
NO. 718 ARCH STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
(At his Old-established Store),
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN_
Baying nOw in Store a . very large and beautiful
rso; . t A iint.of F all
i the , geteltage
and qualities
DREN'S WEAR, I solicit a call from those In want.
Remember the name and number.
JOHN FAREIRA.,
719 ARCH Street, above Seventh.
I have no Partner or connection with any other
Store in this city. oca-4mif
1865. F ' M ' S• 1865.
A. K. & F. K. WOMR4TH,
(SUCCESSORS TO THE LATE U. F. WOMEATH,)
No. 415 Arch Street,
NAVE NOW OPEN,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
To which they invite the attention of buyers.
oe3-Sin
=ZEMUI
W OOD & CA.ILY
Now offer, in their Retail Department (In addition
to their usual stock of Straw and Fancy Bonnets,
Ladies' and Misses' Hats, ete.),a full line of
arras,
VELVETS,
CRAPES,
• LACES,
FLOWERS,
• FEATHERS,
JET AND SILT ORNAMENTS, and other novel
ties of their own importation.
WOOD & CARY,
No. 725 CTIESTNIIT STREET
BONNET OPENING
WEDNESDAY, October 4.
WOOD IS6 CARY,
No. 725 CHESTNUT STREET
P 7 2 6
iciatsigsurrtgELortutont
91:
suitable for the Fall and Winter Season, consisting
of
BONNET, ROYAL AND UNCUT VELVETS,
all colors and plaid.
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS,
• of every width and shade.
SILKS, LACES,
MALINES, ENGLISH CREPES,
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS,
An unusually rice.soection,many styles that cannot
be ban elsewhere.
STRAW,SILS. AND FELT 11 Nx is AND BONNETS,
all the new shapes.
THE BEST NEW YORK AND FRENCH
BONNET FRAMES.
Constant attention to the market and the auction
sales in New York and this city enable me to offer
at all times a complete assortment of fresh and de
sirable goods at the lowest prices.
Particular attention paid to country orders.
N. WEYL,
726 CHESTNUT Street.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
EDWARD P. KELLY,
¶1?AII.OR,
612 CEIESTETIT STREET.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOTHES lINSURTAssED IN QUALITY AND
STYLE.
MILITARY AND NAVAL OFFICE=
Attended to by S. S. TAYLOR, the beet Military
and Naval T,ailor in the country—last four years the
Cutter at OW - RNe , , Washing-ton.
p I\'.''[W
OFFICE FOR TELE BALFOF
Grol7 - =MNM:IENT LOANS
JAY COOSZE Sr. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Having Removed temporarily to
NO. 305 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer for Nate, at 10Weat market rates,
GOVERNMENT SECVRITIES,
Ag FOLLOWS:
U.S. 7.80 Treasury Notes of date of Aug. 15,1884.
Do. do. do. June 16, 1865.
Do. do. do. July
.15,1866.
BONDS OF 113836
5-20 LOAN OF IBOR.
5-SO LOAN OF 1864.
10-40 LOAN OF 1804.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
3TOMS OF ALL RINDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON OOMIEMBION.
Information given concerning all kinds of fiecn
Titles.
Collections on all points made at lowest rates.
anal-Val
STOCKS, LOANS, &c.
BOUGHT AND SOLD
AT THE BOARD OF BROKERS,
BY GEORGE J. BOYD,
18 South Tarßn street, second door
seBo4m Above Mecanics' Bank
N E
POCKET IKNIVIES
.132111...303Z & CO.,
BISHOP POTTER.
PHOTOGRAP .
HS of this lamented Divine in OIL
and CRAYON
HENS2RY & 00.,
812 ARCH Street.
FINE WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND
SILVER-PLATED WARE
AT VERY LOW PRICES
COLD,
SILVER, and
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED
1028 Chestnut Street.
'MONSON'S PATENT
LOWERING OR RAISING
GAS FIXTURES AT PLEASURE.
Thls Is & COrar'sauce by which Om
down. Flutures
an
- Without trouble, be pulled up or pleasure
without the use of a water slide.
On exhibition at the store of
MUSKET, lEBBING tt TUACIEASEIL
Agents for the Manufacturers
SPECIAL NOTICE
I have made arrangements to remain for a
SHORT TIME ONLY.
in Ely present stare, and will continue to Ben fiat
nlatNlTlFEE at very low prices, until further
'aotice.
GEO. J. HENKELS,
809 and 811 CIIEBTNIIT Street.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
THREAD
LINES AND TWINES.
D. W. HOLMES & CO-,
oe2-tuths-2inif tIBIIRTY SQUARE. BOSTON
GRICE & LONG,
FULTON WOW-M, 1240 BEACH STREET.
/Engineers, Machinists, Boller Mae's, and Oar
Tauks tl.
ers
of every de made to order. "'"
Bole AgentsforLongiCcaNssinenalinometers.mlM-ir
►THOS. W. EVANS & CO.
Invite attention to their extensive and varied as.
Bailment or
NEW IS'Ax.r_., GOODS,
embracing the latest and choicest styles or
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS.
SHAWLS,
EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY, tile.
Also, a full line of goods suitable for
IitOURNING,
of the latest manufacture and fabric.
Nos. 818 stud 820 CHESTNUT ST.
oc4-8t
DEPOT
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN &
Is unequalled in the extent and variety of Its as
sortment, beg to announce to
gig CHESTNUT STREET.
DIA310111)E1
330TJGrrigr
N. FLTJX.AYINT,
71S CHESTNUT STREET
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
A CARD.
ARRISON,
No. loos CHESTNUT ST.,
Whose establishment for the sale of
HOUSE-FII . IOISIIING DRY GOODS
HOUSEKEEPERS,
RENEWING THEIR SUPPLY,
Or persons about to furnish, that they are now re
ceiving their
FALL ASSORTMENT
FRESH LINEN, COTTON AND WOOLLEN
GOODS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE,
EME39
LINEN SIIEF.TINGS, COTTON SHEETINGS
PILLOW MUSLINS,
PILLOW LINENS,
DADIA.sit TALE CLOTHS.
TABLE LINENS,
DAMASK NAPKINS,
BORDERED TOWELS,
TOWELLINGS,
QUILTS, BLANKETS, TADI AND PIANO
COVERS,
And every other article suitable for a well-ordered
se2S-tf
1865 . NEW GOODS FOR 1865.
EYkE & LINDELL,
FOUR= .STD
IMPORTERS,
JOBBERS,
RETAILERS,
Fanoy and Staple Dry Goods
WHOLESALE-SECOND FLOOR. 803-tf
eit.E.llFr STOCK. OF
JOB LOTS
03/
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
KNOBBY 00ATING-S,
BEAVERS,
VELOURS,
VELVETS,
CHINCHILLAS,
of the latest and most beautiful styles we have ever
offered to the trade or public generally. Officers of
the army and navy may feel assured of special
attention.
We also have a complete stock of
FRIENDS' WEAR.
COACH CLOTHS,
BILLIARDS,
BAGATELLES.
Oar motto is "Good Goods at Fair Prices, at
W. SNODGRASS'
CLOTH HOUSE,
34 SOUTH SECOND STREET
AND
28 STRAWBERRY STREET.
set-lin
FALL AND WINTER WOOLLENS,
OF NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES,
FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
CURWRN STODDART it BROTHER
Offer a fall and varied Stock of
FANCY AND PLAIN COATINGS.
FANCY AND PLAIN CASSIMERES.
OVERCOATINGS AND MEDIUM AND HEAVY
VESTING&
lINION CLOTHS AND CASSEW.ERES, SATI
NETS, &c., &C.
CERWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
.Nos. 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street
003 -at Above Willow.
TJ• NEW CHAMB
GOOD ERS, S OPENING NO. 810
DAILY ARCH..
ST.
"
Thread Veils, new designs.
Thread Lace Barbee.
Cambria Lace Veils, from $l.
Thread Lace Collars. from 50 cents.
Empress Collars in pointe de gaze, point ap
lique, and valenclennes.
WHITE GOODS.
PrenchMnslin, 2 yards wide for dresses. -
bolt finish Cambric, Nainsoolt , Plaid and Stripe
Iduslins very cheap.
Rich Cambric Edgings and Insertions, French
Embroidered Bands, Flouncings, &c., &0.
Hemstitched liclkfs., extra line, 25 cts. 004-12 t
VINE CLOAKINGS.
_a.. Large stock Beaver Cloths, Ve
lours, Frosted Beavers , Water- . proofe, &c. Also
Overcoatings, rine Black Broadcloths, itlack Cassi
rneres, Fancy Cassimeres, &e.
Ladles' Water-proof Cloaks.
Fine Fall and V. inter Cloaks.
Open Centre Broche,Long Shawls.
Best quality Hoop Sltirts.
Black Ibibet Long Sha O s
COOPER & CONARD,
ot4 - t( S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Sta.
LADIES' CLOAKS—A FULL STOCK
on band of
Water-Proof Cloaks.
Beaver Cloth Cloaks.
BrOadeloth Cloaks.
Frosted Beaver Cloaks.
Velvet Beaver Cloaks.
Fancy Cloaks:
Made In the best manner, at the lowest prlOes.
en: WEN STODDART & 13110TEzit,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 Norm sEcoNv street,
oc3-31 • Above Willow.
LADIES' CLOAKING CLOTHS, I
GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES.
CUEWEN STOODART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452 and 454 North SECOND Street
oc3-3t Above Willow.
ABPECIASLY INTERE/3TIN
REOPENING - .
JOSEPH H. za-zon-Nrivilr,
(LATE TUORN,Eif A OMSK')
•
Having made extensive repairs and alterations to
the old stand„ Northeast corner of EIGHTH and
SPRING DARDEN Streets, has reopened with a
magnificent stock of new and beautifill Goods, se
lected with great care, and with 'special reference
to the first-class trade who have so long patronized
the old firm. And I - would here take the opportunity
of thanking al] our former Cnstomers,and of assuring
them that no effort will be spared in the future to
retain their continued patronage,
There will be found a good stock of
BLACK BILES AND SHAWLS.
RICH PLAID AND PLAIN POPLINS.
FRENCH MERINOES, DELAIXES, AND CALI
COES. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, FLAN
NELS. AND BLANKET%
LINEN GOODS, MUSLIN% GINGHAMS, &c.,840.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
se27-1m Cer.ItIHEITH and SPRING' . cIAnDEN.
ATTRACTIVE NOTICE TO LADIES,
A full line of French Merinoea,
A. full line of Poplins,
A full line of Silks and Shawls,
A full line of Blankets.
A full line of Muslin
A full line of Table Linens,
A full line of Cloths and'eassimeree. at;
JOHN H. STONES,
'lO2 ARCH Street,
REAL FRENCH LINEN SHEETING.
A few pieces more of thom very superior
FRENCH LINEN SHEETINGS, for single and dou
ble beds. Just reee/Ved.
SHEPPARD, VAN
HHRk
ALINGEN A ARRISONRoods,,
ouseeeping Dry
No. 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
RILEKA TABLE DIAPERS.
We 'have unexpectedly received an invoice of
those veil desirable goods. To those who have
used them, we nee(' say no word of commendation.
t3IIETTARI), VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
Linen and House-furnlehing Goode,
No. 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
EDWIN HALL da CO.,
26 SOUTH SECOND 13TREET,
Dave now open a full stock of
' , Lupin's" French Merinoes.
"Lupin's , Moo slin de Lanes.
silk-faced Poplins.
1311 k and Wool Poplins.
All-wool Poplins.
Plaid Poplins, of ordered styles.
Rich-figured all-wool Cashmeres.
Rich styles of Wool De Lalnes.
Polka Dot De Laines and Reps.
Dress Goods, in great variety, of our ow sell
portation. slin
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS II
Bound Blanket Shawls.
Plain Long Shawls. for friends.
Extra-size Square Shawls.
Fine Plaid Shawls, newest patterns.
Misses' and Children's Shawls.
Black and Mode Thlbet Shawls.
" Berlin Jaconard Shawls.
KM At.IOITN H. STOKES'. 70A AMOR St.
628 HOOP SIKIRTS.—NEW
FALL STYLES NOW' READY 62R
...
at Hopkins , Manufactory, No. 628 ARCH Strett.
Our assortment is complete, containing full lines of
/.adies, Misses', .nd children's Skirts, of even
style, length, and size, which, for finish, durardilW,-
and cheapness, are unequalled by any other hoop•
shirts made, and are warranted to give satisfaction.
Skirts made to order, alit !d, and repaired, Also,
good Eastern-made skirts, from ham' to forty
springs, at very low prices. Wholesale and re
tail. veg-Ine
,-, .
' a • —*; 4•ELPHIA, TITURSpAY, OCTOBER 5, 1865
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EDWIN -HALL & CO.,
el South SECOND street,
ave now open their
IMPORTATION OF
CLOTHS
roR LADIES' CLOAKS AND GENTLENENS'
LAIDISWIN BEAVER CLOTHS.
VELVET BEAVER CLOTHS.
RATINE BEAVER CLOTI-I=3.
FROSTED BEAVER CLOTHS.
DiAeoNAL REA.VEIL CLOTHS.
CHINCHILLA BEAVER CLOTHS.
PLAIN BLACK CLOTHS.
PLAIN BLACK BEAVER CLOWN.
DOESKIN BEAVER CLOTHS.
PLAID CLOTHS, BLACK AND WHITE
PLAID CLOTHS, BLUE AND GREEN.
PLAID CLOTHS, SCARLET AND BLACK.
WHITE GROUND CLOTHS WITH BLACK,
BLUE AND SCARLET FIGURES.
CLOTHS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ocs-2t
INDIA SHAWLS.
GEORGE FRYER,
910 Chestnut Street,
Will open his FALL importation of
INDIA. LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS AND
SCARFS,
On THURSDAY, Oct. 5, to which the attention of
tile Ladies Is in ited. - oe4-Bt,
JOUVIN'S (}LOVES.
JUST RECEIVED,
A razan INVOICE
or
JOUVIDT'S 431-3BDTUIDTE
MD GLOVES,
GENTS" AND LADIES' SIZES.
THOS. W. E VA.N S & CO.,
KB !Arm MO CHESTNUT STREET.
oc4-3t
SILESIA NAPKINS.
Just received. a small parcel of real
SILESIA. DOUBLE DADIAME NAPKINS,
large size and heavy quality, at a very reasonable
price.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN ARRISON,
Linen Housekeeping Dry Clouds,
NO. 1008 CHESTI,MT Street.
DICE. STYLES FANCY SILKS, $1.75.
Heavy Black Silks, $1.95.
Rese White edged Taffetas, $2,25,
RoyalArmures and Oros Grains.
Binh Black Figured 511 k a,*1..65.
d. O. STBALMBRIDGIC & CO.,_
Northwest Or. of EIGHTH and 3EARKET.
BLACK ALPACA, VERY GOOD, 50
CENTS.
All-wool Plaid Cashmere t 75 cents.
Double-width Black Wool. De Laines,
Luptn's all-wool De Laines, 50 cents.
Lupin's line Merinos, in black and colors.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
Northwest cor. of EIGHTH and MARKET.
THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP
MANITELS.
The place to buy cheap Muslin&
The place to buy cheap Shawls;
The place to buy cheap Cloths and Casstmeres.
ffamsutta, New York Mills, and
Housekeeper.
J. C. STRAWBRIDerE & CO.,_
Northwest cor. and MARKET.
12-4 HEAVY BARNSLEY • SHEET
/NGS, $1.65.
Heavy wide Table Linens, ist.
Very flue snow-drop Table Linens. $1.85.
300 doz. Towels and. Napkins, cheap.
Ruesia Ciaat, Rath Towel, and DOOM.
Extra inducements to Hotels and Housekeepers,
J. C. BTRAWBRIDUE & CO.,
Northwest cor. EIGHTH and MARKET.
IIALANRET DEPARTMENT. -THE
moat complete assortment in the city. All the
leading makes at par prices, by the pair or package,.
bought early and direct from manufacturers. We
are enabled to retail Blankets atlabout the usual
wholesale rates. J. C. STRAWBRIDGE it CO.,
Northwest or. EIGHTH and MARKET.
ge3o-stutlitf
FURNISHING G 0 0 D S.-WE ARE
oirerin.g West inducements in Furnishing
Goods, suchaUßlankets, Marseilles Quilts, Honey-
Comb Quilts, Lancaster Quilts,Woollen Quilts
Conifortatdes, Table Linens, lien Sheeting, nP
low Linens Towellin_gs, Napkins,Muslins of all
'widths, Fruit Cloths,Floor Linen, crash,&e. Par
ties about furnishin may be assured Of buying
these goods below the market rice.
R. D. a W. H, PENZTALL,
oe2-3t 1020 MARKET Street.
tz, .0 MAO II 11 t44PLIIIJIRPIIi 013 8 :1
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE, & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS ,
Nos: .
289 •nd 241 North Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Cloths, Prints,
Cassimeres. Delaines,
Batt!netts, Alpacas,
Jeans, Fancy Dreas Goods,
CottarnadeS, -- Brown and Bleeched Bheetlngs,
Denims, Drown WA4 /Deemed shirtings,
Stripes, • Omish Chambras,
Checks, Omish Tweeds,
Ginghares, Flannels,
Diapers, Linens,
FURNISHING - GOODS, •
WHITE GOODS,
NOTIONS, &c., itc.
WROLESALE DRY GOODS.
1865. F A. L L . 1865.
JAS. IL CAMPBELL & CO.,
72'7 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite the attention of Oash Buyers at wholesale
to their stock of
FRENCH, BRITISH, AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
Which, for extent, variety, and general adapta
tion to the wants of the trade, is unrivalled.
SILKS,
DIERINOES.
• POPLINS.
EPINGLINES,
TARTAN PLAIDS.
BLANKETS;
FLANNELS,
BALMORALS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS, and
BRADFORD GOODS.
Package Buyers supplied with scarce and desira
ble goods at and Mader market rates.
WHOLESALE ROOMS lIP STAIRS.
ata-tf
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
CARPETINGS I CARPETING S
J. T. EVE.L..ACTLOIX,
NO. N 7 1510116 N !SECOND Street, No. fra
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
NAB JUST BECRIV&D A FULL _LIND
XAVIASH AND AMERMAN
•
CARPETINGS,
OF THE BEST MAKES AND NEWEST STYLES.
WINDOW SHADES.
FLOOR om-cmoTHO, DRUGGETS, RAG, LIST
AND COTTAGE CARPETs,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
• J. T. DELAOROIX,
31 ES guna pECOND BTBEET,
Between Chestnut end Market etreete, Whilada
se2-fstuwth3m
NEW CARPET ROUSE.
14M3ED031 Sr, SHAW,
910 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
will open
ON MONDAY, September 18th,
a new and choice selection of
CARPETINGS,
of all the various qualities. Housekeepers will find
it to their advantage to wall and examine before
purchasing. 8017-1 m
1865. - FALL. 1865.
GLEN ECHO MILLS,
1131211MANTOWN, PA.
WCALLUDI St CO.,
MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS or
C.ELTIEWITIPPGS,
OIL CLOTH. MATTINGS,
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
509 CHESTNUT STREET.
RETAIL, DEPARTMENT.;
687-2 m - • 519 CHESTNUT STREET.
A M. LANE & CO., GENERAL COM
• MISSION MERCHANTS, RIO DE YArtruno,
BRAZIL. Agencies and Consignments solicited.
Our extensive connectirdis with the interior and
coast provinces of the Emplrewill enable tut to dis
pose of consignments advantageously,_ and make
prompt returns.. Mr. LANE Is now in the-country,
.and.will he glad to confer with parties desirous Of
opening connection -with Brazil. References ex
'changed. Altddreas.Worceater,blasa. ,int23-stuth6t*
RIAKER'S POPULAR HAIR ,- FATAB
LISHMENT—The assortment of Braids, Wigs,
Timpgss, .13annelnuc4 - Ift.ouloauz, Ton
. duesi prizzes, Ptinnlaes, Curls; 'lllnitve Sexing for
' Ladled.' eantkot be equalled by any other lapuse in
Me United fitates,_itt ines lower than ' elsewhere.
909 - EffrEBTNUT -w Street: Ate..2l-Im.
1,00 4 15, y
Jae_ t !e 'r ee_ve_ 41 1 1 1 C sa Y fall B st ik,S k iC of E p T a? ' n '
and fa WILLOW AND WOOD W ° A.4E. - I ron
sale low 'the trade. . 'BOWLS`. rmsTdve & Co.,
sal 167 and 168 North I'$llZD Bteeot,
CURTAIN GOODS.
E. WALRAYEN,
MASONIC HALL,
119 CHESTNUT STREET.
.ItrgT OPENED.
LA 4 .OE CIJ-MtICA.INS,
FROM AUCTION,
IN GOOD STYLES,
AT VERY 3LAYTW
NOTE.—WiII open in a few do a the largest assort 4
moot of
RICH CURTAIN MATERIALS
FINE LACE CURTAINS
ever offered a Philadelphia public
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ROBERT BROEitiAKER & CO.,
N. s. Corner of 101 JETH and FACE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.,
WHOLESALE DRT.J[3{IISTS.
onporters and Dealers in Foreign and DomesHo
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS.
KANOTACTtrItAItS OP
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PIITTY, EC
ALGENIS TOE TEM GlL=aperzar
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and Consumers supplied at
VERY LOW PEWEE' 'FOR CASH. (17164 m
WALL PAPERS.
NEW FALL STYLES
PHILADELPHIA
WALL! PAPERS!
HOWELL & BOMB,
N. E. Cor. Fourth and Market Streets,
MANITFACTUBERS VF
PAP~RR I3ANGZNGS
WINDOW SHADES .
mlll-rmw2m r
PIANOS PIANOS ! PIANOS !
w SCHOMACEER & CO.'S
SUPERIOR PIANOS:
WARE ROOMS I'lo, I,ogl CHESTNUT STREET,
are celebrated for their volume Purity of Tone,
great Power, Brilliancy, Fulness, Depth and Even
ness of Touch, with exquisite delicacy and sweet
ness.
We respectfully invite our friends and the public
generally to calf at our warerooms and examine
our extensive assortment of highly-improved
Square and Grand PIANOS. We have received tile
highest premiums at all the great exhibitions ever
held in'this country, including the Prize Medal at
the World's Fair, Crystal Palace, New. York, and
numerous testimonials from the nest_ardsts in this
country and Europe.
We feel satisfied thatthere are no Pianos made in
this country superior to our own.
As a Philadelphia manufacturer we pride our
selves in having achieved a reputation for our In
struments unexcelled by any other makers in this
country. It is a - well-known- fact that our Pianos
have for many years maintained their high reputa
tion, notwithstanding the powerful competition of
the Eastern makers. -
New York and Boston Pianos have been flooded -
into this market through their agencies,and.herald
ed by-them as the only Pianos in the country• yet at
the same time these agents very seldom continue to
sell any one Maker's instruments for any length of
time, for the reason that they are inferior, and they
are compelled to tat e hold of other Maker's, per
haps still more inferior, although puffed up by them
as celebrated Pianos, when at the same time such
makers have never been known or heard of in their
own cities. The consequence is, that our oitizens
are often induced to Purchase such inferior instru
ments, withoutreonSldering their own, or the gene
ral interests of their city.
The advantage our citizens have In encouraging
home manufactures certainly should not be over
looked, for the following reasons:
Firet. It is acknowledged that . Philadelphia 111 the
great manufacturing city of this country, and cele
brated for its superior and skilful workmen.
Second. Tice purchaser obtains the piano directly
from ut, the manufacturers, and saves the amount
made by the agent, who usually claims greater pro
fits than the manufacturer.
Third. The agent's responsibility amounts to no
thing, there is no redress; the Instrument he sells
is made for the market, and the purchaser must run
the risk. Whereas, on the other hand, we, as the
nianufacturers, arc held responsible; and etinnot
shirk the responsibility like thew gent. Our reputar
thin if at stake at all times, and it is, therefore, to
our interest to turn out none other, than tirst•elass
Instruments.
Fourth, Admitting 0 1 4 1 such instruments might
• be equal to our own when new, they :cannot give
the same satisfaction, or wear the same length of
time, for tbe reason that the agent depends upon
others to - keep such pianos as he sells in order, and
will, of eOurse4 not expend any Of his profits to do
so: w,hilst we, themanufacturers, have our own ex
, cellent workmen, who fluty understand the busi
ness, and will promptly give their attention, and
the pianos be made to wear much longer.
Our establishment is one of the most extensive in
title country, and when our new improvements,now
in progress, are completed, it will be one of the
largest, in the world. Our object is to make this
braLch of industry one of the great institutions of
this city.
Our instruments also possess great improvements
over others. and our extensive facilities for mane-
Metering enables us to keep on hand a large stink
or material, and procure the best maehinery, Ate.
IT pert ens desirous to purchase will give us a call,
we will prove all that we have said in regard to our
plimos. There are. of course, always differences of
opinion; and prejudiced minds, and those who are
interested in the sale of other pianos who may differ
from us: to Mich WC have only to say, that it WWI/
give us merit pleasure. at any timeto test our In
struments with any other nuese w . litch they may
choose to name.
We again ask our friends and the public to call
and examine our superior Pianos. We Teel satis
fied that ti 6 hollife title city can compete with us,
our prices' being reasonable and terms accommo
dating. 'k •
• .
Circulars can be had at the Warer °ins, giving
full fu descriptions of the styles and prices, with re
ferences.
N. It.--Seeond-band.phtnes taken in exchange.
PIANO'S TO RENT.
Orders for Tuning promptly ,thencled to.
SCHOBIACKER & CO.,
No. 1021 CHESTNUT Strict.
ocs-1.4 stf
PERSONS SEEKING MBDICAL AID
would do well to consult Dr. C. A. DUMAS,
No. 1037 WALNUT Street, for prompt and effi
cient treatment.
Distant patients consulted by letter; .and reme
dies forwarded to any address. ' sel4-I.ln.
AFINE. BTOCE' OF CUTLERY.—
INDIA RUBBER TEA and TABLE KNIVES.
IVORY HDNDLE do. do. do.
HORN do: do. - - do. do.
ItITCHICH WARES COMPLETE.
oe2o-t.r oHIPIPITH & PAWL. SIXTH and ABUH.
MORGAN, ORR, & CO. 8 T EA.M. EN
AAA-
DINE BULLEMlll3,,,,lrorkieeetera, and Oane
TO. If.chiniata KM Baler Maker NC 1319 QA/4
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EDUCATIONAL
TEE -UNION
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
HANDEL .AND HAYDN HALL,
EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN STS.,
Di now PERMANENTLY ESTABLISREUwItIi a
THOROUGH ORGANIZATION,
EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT, •
PRACTICAL COURSE OF INSTRUCTION and
uOstBPAO - ORT• ACCOMMODATIONS.
During the present week, and until October 23(1,
- FULL COURSE SUrioultuantr*
Can be purchased at the REDUCED PRICE of
THIRTY DOLLARS.
HE !LADIES' DEPARTMENT
OF
THE UIION
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Is now attended by a number Of Lady pupils. Its
Course of Instruction includes
PENMANSHIP,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
BOOK-KEEPIN.G,
CONIVIERCIAL ARITHMETIC, CORRES
PONDENCE, &d., -
And-is designed to confer upon Ladles the advan
tages of a BUSINESS EDUCATION, which has
hitherto been confined to young men.
This Department is separate from the other de
partments, has anlndepeneent entrance, andevery
advantage of a quiet location and convenient ac
commodations.
EVENING SESSIONS
The College Is open for the Instruction of
Ladles and Gentlemen
From 7t09 in the evenings. Those who are occu
pied during the day eau pursue the Commercial
tiourse °randy RalimeNslllP and ARITHMETIC
alone, by attending the evening classes.
SPECIAL BRANCHES.
SURVEYING, ENGINEERING,
THE HIGHER MATHEMATICS,
PHONOGRAPHY and
Are taught in the most complete and efficient man
ner. The students have the advantage of FIELD
PRACTICE, conducted by a Surveyor and Engineer
of six years , experience.
The eystem. lrastrx.l.4:lticvn
Is the most thorough and practical of any institu
tion of the kind in the country.
Cau OF NW/ Or a Circtiiar containing terms and
particulars. Address
R. D. CAILIAL, Riup7t,
OFFICE, No: 581 NORTH EIGHTH STREET
• PHILADELPHIA.
INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.--A
young Lady born and educated in Paris, will.
give Lessons in French in private families,or at her
Own dwelling.
The successful experience 'in teaching during
the last few years, by a new and improved
method, enables her to promise to her pupils a
VerfeetknOWledge of the French Language in a short
time.
For terms and references, apply from 9 to 12 and
from 2 to 5, at No. SW North a MTH Street.
se9-smthfkleif
...50 Cents
INSTRUCTION THROUGH BOOKS,
A- OBJECTS, AND PICTURES.
ANN DICKSON will reopen her SCHOOL for
BOYS and MIS, at No, 10S CIaaigIOHTBENTII
Street, on the 11th or §eptember. ant -t6stu a 44
CHURCH SINGING.—DR. CUNNING
TON respectfully offers Lis services to ladies
and gentlemen desirous of priparing themselves for
singing In choire,Cathulle or rotestant.or for Ora•
torso singing. Ills long experience in every variety
of Sacred Music will ensure careful tuition and ra
pid improvement. He will teach in classes or give
private lessons. Also, on the Plano-Forte, Violin,
Violoncello and in Singing ingral. For terms,
&c.. apply to 703 SPRUCE Street. sext•thstust•
PRITTENDEN'B COMMERCIAL COL-
N./
LEGS 637 CHESTNUT St. corner of Berman.
ESTABLISHED 1844. INCORPORATED 18.55,
Complete preparation for the Counting House and
Business Life.
The course of instruction includes Book- keeping
in all its branches, as practised by the best account
ants; Penmanship , plain and ornamental; Commer
cial Calculations, Business Forms,CommercialLaw,
Detecting _Counterfeit Notes, etc.
TELEGItAPHING, by both sound and paper In
struments, taught by one of the best of Practical
Operators.
In extent of accommodations, thoroughness and
practical value of its well-tried course of instruc
tion and in real advantages to business men, this
institution is unequalled. The instruction given is
afforded th st practical character, and every facility is
for acquiring a finished Business Educa
tion.
EVENING SESSIONS
Give those who are engaged during the day an op
portunity to become qualified for Business Life.
Students instructed separately, at such hours as
may best suit their convent, nee. Diplomas, with
the seal of the Institution attached, awarded OR
graduation.
Catalogues, containing terms. students' names,
a ; . 64 ' 437 obtained ß a . r if t , tirT o ngrarit Co.
GRE G 0 RY & MIIMFORD'S
SECOND
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
OFFICE COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,
CHESTNUT Street, above Sixth.
Departments of Instruction are the Actual IMO
nesB Colleo, and Normal Institute for Printing and
Penmanship. The Office will be open for the sale of
Scholarships TUESDAY, October 10th, 1865. Open
ing Lecture to be announced. se3o-Bt.
L. CARPENTER'S PRIVATE
D
DANCINEt ACADEMY, 635 ARCM Street.
—To Young Ladies, Young Gentlemen, and Pa
rents, who are desirous of learning Dancing pro-
PerlY and with ease and grace, for your private
Drawing-Rooms Soirile er Soclables, call on the
long-established and punctual master of the art,
j a , VAi4rzN2Eit, at any hour—Morning, Noon,
or Evening—daily and nigh_hf
FALL AND WINTER TERM.
Scholars can commence at any time, being dated
from the time of entering.
Imperiale, Llama, Polka, Mazurka, Lancers, and
Quadrilles areproperly taught. For, the German
Cotll).ions—Gullop, Short Redowa, Deux Temp,
Trois Temp, Clnq Temp, Polkadiedowa, Polka-
Mazurka, &c. For references. call on the thousands
of pupils whom D. L. CARPENTER, 825 A.RDD
Street, has taught. se3o-im
P HILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE - IN.
STITUTE, for YOUNG LADIES, northwest
corner of CHESTNUT and EIGHTEENTH Streets.
HIM CHAS. A. SMITH, D.D., Principal. se29-6t"'
MM BEECH'S CLASSES FOR DAM
ING, Etiquette, Elegance of Deportment.
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at the ele
gant Ball Room. S. E. corner of BROAD and
SPRING GARDEN Streets, at 2334 P. M. ee29-et*
P ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY
ACADEMY AT WEST CHESTER.—The duties
of this Institution will be resumed on
THURSDAY,. SEPTEMBER TM.
The following gentlemen compose the Board Of
Trustees: Hon. James Pollock, LL. D., President;
Capt. William Apple, Vice President, - W. E. Bar.;
ber, Esq., Secretary; James H. Orne, Esq., Treasu
rer; Rev. Richard Newton, D. D.; Rev. Thomas
Brainerd, D. D"• Hon. Oswald Tho Hon.
.Charies O'Neill., Hon. W. N. Lehman, Major Gen.
S. W: Crawford, Col. Wm. Bell Waddell, Major
Wayne llieVeagh; Messrs. Joseph B. Townsend,
James L. Claghorn, Charles B. Dungan, George L.
Russell, Wm. L. Springa, Addison May, and T. B.
Peterson.
Cadets may pursue an English, Classical, or Sci
entific course of studies, at the option of parents.
The Academic Staff is composed of twelve profes
sors and instructors,wbo have been educated in our
best institutions, and have had an extensive and
successful experience in the training of youth. A
graduate of' the United States Military Academy, of
experience and ability, conducts the Military De
partment. The moral and religious Instruction of
the Cadets is carefully attended to For circulars,
apply to James '
H. Orne; Esq. No. 626 Chestnut
street, T, E. Peterson,Esq.,No. 808 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia or to Col. THEO. HYATT,
5820-1 m President Penna. Military Academy.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL.—Terms
very moderate. Thorouh course of study in
Mathematics, English C lassics, &c. Supplies the
benefits of a home. Surveying and Engineering
taught. Boys of all ages received. Begins Septem
ber 9th. Refers tO JOHN C. CAPP I SON, 23
South THIRD Street; THOS, J. CLAYTON,
_Esq.,
FIFTH and PRUNE ; Mr. GEORGE F. KNOTT,
38 HUDSON Street._ Number limited. Address
Rey.. J. HARVEY BATON, A. M., Village Green,
Pennsylvania. au4-3m
SIG. RIZZO WILL RESUME HIS LES
,•-• SONS in Vocal Music at his residence, , No. 313
South SLKTEENTLI Street, October 1.
P. 0.. as
Be may
abovebe addreesed meantime through
au2 the City
. 9-tf
rillß FRENCH AND ENGLISH
oAltraNG AND DAN SCHOOL of Madame
MASSE will reope instruction MONAY, September MM.
In this institutionis thorough in every
department. Competent English teachers are em-.
ployed for all the branches of a good English edu
cation. French is the language of the family, and
is constantly spoken in the inaitute. For circu
lars, containing terms and other particulars ad
drese 1342 SPRUCE St., Phllada., Pa. auLsl2m
CIIEGARA.Y INSTITUTE.-ENGLISH
And French Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies, Nos. UM and IS SPItIME Street, Phf
ladelpida, will reopen on WEDNESDAY, Septem
ber Mth
French is the language of the family, and is con
stantly spoken in the Institute.
For circulars and particulars apply to
au9-3m ,Madame D 'ITEM/ILLY, Principal.
THE CLASSICAL AND 'ENGLISH
SCHOOL of - The — sunsertber, - S. E. corner of
:THIRTEENTH end LOUUST - Streets, Reopen
*on MONDAY, Sept. 11. (uu2B - 2m°) B. KENDALL.
S IGNOR P. RONDINELLA.-ITALIAN
and English Singing_ Lessons. Residence, n. W.
corner MADAM an PINE. xO2l-Im*
VNGLISH CLASSICAL, AND MA
-Au THEHATIOAL INSTITUTE, No. 2 Southwest
PEEN SQUARE. Duties resumed Sept. llth
au2-2urr JOSEPH DA.VISON, Principal.
THE SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT Street, N. W. eor.
of Twelfth. reoens SEPTEMBER 4th. This is the
best jiroviiied School for bop In America.num4a" O..F.NNIS, Principal.
THE CL.A.OBICAL INSTITUTE,
- DEAN STREET, BELOW LOCUST,
WOl be reopened SEPTEMBER 4th.
auW-2mk J. W. PAJIIES, D. D.. Principal.
MISS BROOKS AND MRS. J. E.
HALL will resume the duties of their BOARD
ING and DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies, at 11.211.13
WALNUT Street, on WBDTIBSDAY, the 210th inst.
au26-2m.
A CARD.-HAVING RESUMED THE
ruAcTicE OF LAW, I will give careful at
tention to all business which may be entrusted to
my hands.
OFFICE, No. L 2d FLOOR BIBLE BUILDING,
FAYETTE Street, near Charles street, .
Baltimore.
JOHN it. KHNLY.
•
44T NEVER, HAD A. GOOD PICTURE
-a- BEFORE 1" , exclaimed one of Philadelphia's
fairest daughters, as she gazed with delight on her
oto-Mhifature, made CREMER & DILLON'S,
11.8 South EIGHTH Street. sel6-linif
N. B.—Album and Stereoscopes in great variety.
- pq ENRY BALDWIN, _ Jn* S _,
A-B- No. 30 SOUTH SEVENTTITREET,
• PHILADELPHIA,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,soLtorron OF PATENTS
AND
COUNSELLOR IN rATENT CASES
oc2-3m•
,PRESTON STEAM LAUNDRY CO.,
1520 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
WASHING, STARCHING, IRONING, SCOUR
ING, AND CLEANSING,
Without injury to color or . fabric.
EACH FAMILY'S WASH REPT SEPARATE.
AEA Orders by mail to Box 2024. .506-atutlii3t
Ci.ROand QUE SE T,
7BALL ARcHERYIMPLEntErrre, CRICKET.
•-•/ BA, just re.
cctved and for dale by
fifILIE j WILSOW & CO.,
409 CHESTNIJT Street.
S KATES OF EVERY VARIETY,
Croquet, Archery, Cricket and Base-Ball Im
plements, for sale by -
PIIIIIPAVILSON" & CO.,
ocirit-ita 409 CIIESTNUT strect!
ouNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP
WANTS
WANTED -SITUATION AS SALES
UAW to a. Math State, br ft Portionof enter!.
enee. Addreee "S. D. E.." Press office, stating
where an Inti.rvlew may he had. oca-at.
WANTED TO HIRE —A SMALL
STORE. suitable for Groceries, Please *4-
dress, immediately, "W. 8., Jr.," Press ()ace.
0c5.3t..
WANTED—A COMPETENT ASSIS
TANT Ina Retail Drug Store, Apply at No,
941 SPRUCE Street. ocs-ftt.
WANTED -6 OLICITO MS AND
I I AGENTS for DM, Fire, and AceidOnt In-
SillWace In City and Siate- A ill - Demi comtdd9l6ll
allowed. Address "Box. 12A00 1 Peet Ofiles. • oaGet
WANTED -A PEW ACTIVE EIISI
NESS Men to sell State Eights for a new and
valuable Invention aeattnea to come into general
use. A commission will be allowed that will enable
an active man to make - from $l,OOO to 40,000 per
month: Men accustomed to Honing rate% Eights
preferred. Address •/NriZSTOE.,. , Box Olt,
Philadelphia, Pa. oc4-at
W
ANTED-A PARTNER, ACTIVE
or silent, with a hundred thousand dollars,
to join a gentleman who will furnish a like amoun t
t o do a Dry Goods Jobbing business in this city.
The advertiser has been actively engaged in the
business for thirty years, and is desirous of starting
a new concern. The reference, if required, will be
any large Importing_ or commission house in Philo
amble, New Yora or Boston. Address " MER
CHANT," Philadelphia P. 0. 0c.3-6t5
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
recently discharged from the army, a Situa
tion in some Mercantile llonse,
Has bad several years experience as a salesman
and In Keeping accounts, prior to his enlistment,
and can give unexceptionable references.
Address "A. 5.," this office
WANTED—ONE OR TWO FIRST
CLASS Dry Goods SA.LESMEN,with or with
out capital, to take the place of a retiring senior
partner, in an old-established Dry Goods Jobbing
House. Address, over signature, "J. at this
Office, Communication Aridly confidential. ma-St
WANT ED-AGENTS, MALE AND
Female, i n i every town and neighborhood to
take orders for 'THE GREAT LABOR SAFER:"
apatented article that every family wants. Will
Save ten times its cost yearly. Agents are making
$5 to fab per day. 0n1y.403 to $lO capital required.
Full particulars of the business sent to any ad
dress on receipt of 6 cents for circulars and return
postage. Address
R. WAYVELL
Chicago, Illinois,
Box 4751. se.2B..iat*
ANA N APPRENTICE WANTED-z--AT
the Office of the GERMANTOWN TELE
GRAPhe H.
eit An y Intelligent Boy of about stxteen—not
from t.
A YOUNG MAN WANTS A-SITITA
TION In a Cloth House; has had considerable
experience In the buelnem, Address "li. B. H.
rTCBB Office. 064-91.
A. YOUNG MAN, 22 YEARS OF AGE,
of good education and business experience,
wants a position as Book-keeper, Clerk or Sales
man. thin produce MOM UIIOXCOPOOPabIe testimo
nials as to capability, integrity, &c., and can refer
to some of our mostprominent citizens
Addreas "W. D. Press office. -
APROFESSIONAL . GENTLEMAN,
with his wife and daughter, would lilio to
share a house With a email family of retweetannitp
All replies confidential. Address EXPEC -
ANT," 137 'I'IINCE Street. oe3-3V.
A GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS EX
d•-■- perience, owning a suitable lot of ground for
a Manufactory, is aSsiroue of finding a proper
person who would join him in erecting a
orManufac
tory, and engage in the manufacturing of Woollen
Cotton Goods and furnish his proper proportion
of Capital.
Address, with real name,
selo-60 "J. Pt," Pr f , ” Office.
A GENTS WANTED TO SELL IN
4-2- the State of New Jersey. Philadelphia, Dela
ware, Montgomery and Bucks counties, Pennsyl
vania the great Aeene of Time and Eternity, lotth
The Friend of the Bede; picture of eactraordlnary In
terest and value. Flue chance roe agents. -
Address JAMES BULL/01011E,
Office 110. 30,10nnua 10)
North FIFTH Street,
Philadelphia.
ee224m•
A GNNTB WANTZD FOR
THE sEcitll sEitweE,
_ THE TriNLD,
THE DUNGEON, AND THE ENA,rg,:"
By A. D. Richardson, New Torn 2V - 47. 7 we taerreS
pondent.
The moat interesting and exciting book ever pub
lished, embracing Mr. Richardson's unparalleled
experienee for four years, travelling through the
South in the at cret service of the Tribune, at the
outbreak of the war, with our armies and 'fleets,
both Eakt and West, during the first two years of
the RedEllion; his thrilling capture• his confine
isent for twenty months in seven different Ethel
prisons; his escape, and almost miraculous jour
ney, bynih s t ir r i ng early four hundred miles. It will
abound in events, and contain more of the
fact, incident, and romance of the war than any
other work published.
Horace Greeley says: •
• A great many books willyet be written Concern
ing this war, in addition to the many already in
print; but net one of them will give within a similar
compass a clearer, fuller, more readable account,
entirely from personal observation, of the nature,
animus, purposes, tendencies, andinstrumentali
tics of tfie Slaveholders , Rebellion than does the
unpretending narrative of Mr. Richardson."
Teachers, ladies, energetic young men, and espe
cially returned and disabled officers and soldiers,
in want ofprofitable employment, will find it pecu
liarly adapted to their condition. We have agents
clearing $175 per month, Which we will wove to any
doubting applicant.
Send for circulars. • Address
JONEe, BROTMERS,_& CO..
N. E. corner worn and MINOR Streets
anl7-2-nr. Philadelphia, Pa,
GOOD GIRLS IN EVERY GAPACI
TY to be had, with city reference, at Mrs
SEER'S, 411 X South ELEVENTH St. oc3-3t.
GREAT CHANCE FOR
AGENTS.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.
" COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE WAR,
In one large 'volume, splendidly illustrated, with
over 125 tine Portraits of Generals and Battle Scenes.
The most candid, lucid, complete, authentic and re
liable history published. It contains reading mat
ter equal to three large octavo volumes.
Send for circulars and see our terms. . Address
"JONES, BROS. & CO.,
" Philadelphia, Pa•"
ocs-Ira&W4t*
PARTNER WANTED WITH $15,000
to sueceed a Produce Commission House, having
a well,established trade and credit.
The advertiser can control the whole hilSmess of
the old firm. Address
oe3.3t* "PARTNER," at this Office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A
young MAN of experience, in a Wholesale Gro
cery, Shippinff or Oonanisslon HOUR. as Salesman
or Assistant ook•keeper. Can Induce a good cash
trade. Unexceptionable references given on inter
view. Address B. W. A., , Pre** Office. oe4-4t5
$12,000 -WANT ED
Ti t PARTNER fo en.
gage in a lucrative - business, which is now paying
- 150 per cent., and with this additional amount of
capital can be increased to double that amount of
percentage. For further pArtteulftra sail on
Will. HALL WAXLER,
se2B-thm-6t 5 No. 1243 S . FOURTH St., rbßa.
$7OO OR $BOO WANTED UNTIL
next April. Will pay ten per cent, Inte
rest lh advance, and good collateral. Address
"L. M. N., ,, Press office. seM- 9t .
iffg ' WANTED A HANDSOMELY
MILEURNMEP.HOUSE, for six or seven months.
Rent not to exceed NO per month. Address ' , HER.
CHANT," Box 2784 P. O. se2B-thstm.6ts
da FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED,
lall From November or December 1 until May Ist,
for family Of lour persons and no small children.
Address Box 2097..P05t Office. oC4.lot*
M'IMIIIMEII2 FOR NEW YORK.—
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY
AND PIIILADE) .PHIA. AND TRENTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY'S LINES. FROM PHILADEL
PHIA TO NEW YORK AND WAY PLACES,
PROM WALNUT-STREET WHARF,
WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS — V/:
rasx.
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Accommo
dation_ S 2 25
At BA. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Ex-
press 3 00
At 2P. M.. via Camden and Amboy. Express.. 2 28
At 10 A. M. and 12 M. (noon), via Camden and
Amboy Accommodation (Freight mad Paesen
ger) 2 22
At 6 and 11.30 P. M. via Camden and Amboy,
Accommodation ('Freight and Passenger)—
Ist Class Ticket 2 25
Do. do.-2:1 Class Ticket 1.50
At 6A. M., 1 3d SP. M. for Mount Holly, Ewans
vine, Pei rton, and Vincentown. At 6A. M.
and 2 P. M. for Freehold.
At 6 and 10 A. M., 12 M. 8, 5,.6. and 11.30 P. M.. for
Palmyra, Riverton, Delaneo,Beverly, Edgewater,
Burlin_gton Florence. Borden (Awn. C.
The 5 F. leline rune direct through to Trenton.
At 10 A, M. and 2% P, M,, Steamboat Trenton, for
Bristol. Burlington, Beverly. Ac.
LINES FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL
LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
At 11.15 A.M., 4.30 and 6.45 P. M., via Kensing
ton and Jersey City Express 83 00
At 12 P. M. (Night), via Remington and Jersey
City , Rawest) 2 25
The 6.95 P. M. Line will run daily. All others Sun
days excepted.
At 7.80 and 11.15 A. M., 3, 3.30, 4.30, 6.45 and 5 P. M.
and 12 midnight, for Bristol. Trenton, Ac.
At 7A. M. 10.50, 3,5, and 6P. M. for oornwens,
Torrlsdale, Holmesburg, TaCony, Wissinoming,
Bridesburg and Frankford, and at 8 P. M. for
flolmesburg and Intermediate stations.
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD, FOR
THE DELAWARE RIVER VALLEY,_NORTH
ERN PENNSYLVANIA, AND NEW YORE.
STATE, AND THE GREAT LAKES.
Two through Trains Daily (Sundays excepted,)
from Kenai:wpm Depot. as follows:
At 7.30 A. M. and 3.30 P. M. for Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Dunkirk, Canandalgtia, Elmira, Ithaca,
Owego, Rochester, Binghampton, Oswego, nyra
ease, Great Bend, M6ntrose, Wilkesbarre Scran
ton, Stroudsbum
, Water Gap, Belvidere, Easton,
Lambertville, Flemington, Ac. The 3.30 P. M. line
connects direct with the train leaving Easton for
Manch Chrnk, Allentown, Bethlehem, dol,
At SP. X. for Lambertville and intermediate Sta
tions.
MI - For New York and Way Lines leaving Ken
sington Depot, take the cars on Fifth street, above
Walnut, halt an hour before depkrtUre. The care
run into the Depot, and on the arrival of each train
run from the Depot.
Fifty peunds of Baggage only allowed each pas
senger.-Passengers are prohibited from taking any
thing as baggage but their wearing apparel. All
baggage over fiy pounds to be paid for extra. The
Company limit their responsibility, for baggage to.
One. Dollar per pound, and will not be liable for any,
amount beyond *l3O, except by special contract.
Graham's Baggage Express will call for and de
liver eau
at the Depots, Orders to be 10,10
o. 3 WALNUT treet.
LINES FROM NEWPHI YO A RK FOR PHILADEL
,
WILL LUTE FROM THE FOOT OF COURTLAND BT.
At 12 Di. and 4P. VI, via Jersey City and
At 7, 10, and 11.30 A. M., BP. M. and 12 (Night), via
Jersey City and Kensington.
From the foot of Barclay street at 8 A. M. and 2 P.
M. vhs Amboy and Camden.
From Fier No, 1, North river, at 12 M.. 3. and 7 P.
31. (freight and - passengar),v)aAraboy and Camden,
WILLIAMH. GA TEMEIt, Agent.
OCTOTIRR 5, 1865.
4 No,
1865.
PHILADELPHIA AND . ERIE RAIL
ROAD.—This great line traverses the Northern and
Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city of
Erie on Lake Erie.
ithas been leased and is operated by the PENN ,
SYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA..
Leave Eastward 7
- -
Erie Mail Train
Erie Espre se Train
Leave Weatward
Erie Mail Train I,ga agao P. M,
Erie Express Train 7.30 A. ➢I.
• Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and
Express Trains without change both ways between
Philadelphia and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 7.00 P, MA% /11TM at Erie at
3.40 A. M.
Leave Erie at 2.05 P. N. arrive at New York at 12
noon.
NO MANOR OF CARS BETWEEN ElitE & NEW YORK.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains:
For information respecting Passenger easiness,
apply corner THIRTIATU and BIABSET Streets.
Philadelphia.
And for Freight business of the Company's Agents:
S. B. ICINGSTON Jr.. corner THIRTEENTH and
MARKET Streets, Philadelphia.
J. W. REYNOLDS, Erie.
WILLLAN - BROWN, Agent N. 0. R. R. Balt,
more.
H. H. HOUSTON
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
MVINNER,
U Ticket 1
YLER.
eneral Ticket gent, Philadelphia
A. . T
. General Snrot. Williamsport
CABINET FURNITURE. •
MOORE CAMPION,
an 13013TH SECOND STREET,
are prepared to follow the decline to the Maraet to
the price of. their Ellrliiture.:Purchaters wlll pleaat
nail and examine nor atnak-
PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN TO ORDER
at Foundries, of Engines, Carriages and 3rachi
nery,in careful and most astlafadpry tpaaauaer.7 A.l)-
{p! y' to ItElatElt, SN.7.COND Streetoiltor c Green.
t urtwa rssove.prompt aiteutWa,
'll,*
'0 LET.
aft TO LET— A LARGE HOUSE,
isw. with Fire Acres 4r ground, near Wayne Sta
tion, Gomm flown. For partiottliti% IDDIY ill J. D.
MOREY, 32.1. MARKET Street. 00.20
FOR g
tft STORE, NO. 618 CALLOWRILL
AIL Street, FOR SALE by J. H. MORHlM,ConTer
tkucer, 23S North TENTH Street. OCAir
fe FOR SALE—HANDSOME MO
mal. DERN DWELL/NG, with Mee, corner: of,
(:1-ITEENTII streerand Girard avenue. Imme
diptv pusseselon. GEO. N. TOWNSEND.)
12334 S. FOURTH :Jima,
fa FOR SALE—No. 235 ARCH ST.
Ii madtata nosedgelon, Lem store end Thron
in _lnt 22 by JO Only too.
EIGHTH Street, between Race and Vine—L.srge,
fa bliionalde Store and Dwelling. Lot 19 feet front
by Oa feet deep. 40 1,000. Easy terms. oes-3tlf
ja FOR SALE—WITH POKSSEBSION,
TWO FURNISHED DWELLINGS.
jgodern Residences, handsomely finished with all
modern iintroVeblAtittl. Furnished in the latout
style.
,uate on GIRARD Avenue.
GEO. N. TOWNSEND & Co.,
123% S. FOURTH Street.
efr, SOUTHERN FARMS FOR SALE.4I
JIM New Registers now ready. Cheap Farms.
..s..
Farms in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware,
and Maryland.
Registers free.
GEO. N_ TOWNSEND & CO..
oes-thel2t 1.23% FOURTH Street.
FOR SALE, POSSESSION AT
AraONCE—One HOUSE on Twelfth street; one
HOUSE on Comae Street, 63,56 e each. One on Mar
vise street, 4,4,501; also vOLo STORES, .4500 each.
'TATLOW JACKSON,
ocs-6t.* 631.4 CHESTNUT Street.
a FOR SALE, WITH POSSESSION,
-•
HANDSOME .N DW ELLINGS,
On Ridge Road, above Thompson street.
Thesebauctsome well-Snishad Modern Residences
will be sold at fair prices and on easy terms. Only
$l,OOO cash wanted—balance byl.nstalments.
GEO. N. TOWNSEND & CO,
ocb-at in% South FOURTIR Street.
TO RE N FIRST-CLASS
matRESIDENCE, with FURNITURE. on SPRUCE
Street, west of Sixteenth. JOHN A. BURTON,
oc4-Bt. • 2 WALNUT Street.
L FOR SALE—THE WELL-BUILT
and convenient
DWELLING 711 GREEN St.,
with large aide yartl i with immetliate Dossees EN to N n.
B.
123 South FOURTH St.
fit FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET,
MIL until May; situated at Chestnut Hill, near de
pot. House is large and handsome,Denatital
grounds and stable. W. c, STILES,
oc4•3t 332 WALNUT Street.
rOR BALE-THE TWO-STORY
is brick DwELLIN4I, No. 4a5 GILMEN Street:
seven rooms and bath-room. Lot 18x78, with pri
vate alley:
Apply on the premises after 7 P. M. oeB•4t*
a A FURNISHED HOUSE ON
=iikorizErrlcuT HILL FOR
walk from Depot.
Address Box al, P.
dFOR SALE, A BARGAIN-FARM
rCI sexes, near Pottstowni renna,, rrict! all
modern improvements and in h gh state of culti
vatlon. Price SB,ODO. .Terms easy.
GEO. SI. TOWNSEND & CO.,
129)4 South FOURTH Street,
tVALUABLE ARCH-STREET PRO
PERTY FOR SALE—A - desirable, well-built
three-story brick DWELLINO and lot of ground
on the north side of Areli street, west of Ninth
street, 25 feet front by 140 in depth, to an outlet;
well suited for a business stand.
A ppiy to A. D. CARVER du co.,
0e2.60 B. W. nor. NINTH NA Y.II4PERT.
t FACTORY BUILDING FOR RENT,
with the use of a Steam-Engine in perfect or
der. The Building has been thoroughly repaired,
is well adapted for any business requiring plenty of
room and superior light. Apply to
JACOB M. ELLIS.
se27-wths9t* No. 325 WALNUT St., Room No. 2.
a FOR SALE—GERMANTOWN
mainolragy,-4 very desirable property—A
good dowolv INvo - sio - r7 dwaihsg, with ''Sisilat afYLe
Of land, within one square or two depots , with line
old Shade-trees and evergreens. A handsome stream
of water passing through thepropertv, and water
works on the property. supping's th e house. A
fountain In front or the house, and stairla and gar
den, with the beat of apring Water.
Apply to C. HIESIKELL,
No. S WASHINGTON BUILDING,
THIRD SsrPet, ;Wove Spruce.
gmFOR SALE—SIX GOOD FARMS SMI
On the North Feninylvania Rattroad,wlth
tWo hours ride or the city. VirfOULKE;
No. 2GO S. Finn St., Phila.
111 FOR SALE—A FARM OF 48 gal
Acres, situated in New Britain township, AI.
Bucks county, within 1 g miles of Whitehall Station,
North Pennsylvania Railroad.
he improvements consist of a Frame Dwelling,
stone-paned first story; Barn, stone stable high%
room for 11 cows and 6 horses; Wagon-house; Pig
pen, with Granary above; Corn-crib &e.; Stone
Spring-house, over a never-failing spring; a young
And thrifty Apple Orchard; also, rears, Cherries;
Plums,&c. • 6 Cows, 3 Horses, 11 Sheep, Ha Straw,
Oats, Corn'in shock , and the usual supply of farming
implements and dairy utensils.
Price. $6,606; W
ADIOS O can rema o the property.
in
A. n JONES,
Whitehallville,
'Bucks county. Pa.
AWILL BE BOLD, AT PUBLICAN'
we, on TIIITIISDAY, October 28th, at...a.
Z o'clock, on the premises, a FARM, of about six•
teen acres, late the residence of Mrs. oatharine
Henderson, deceased, situated on the Lancaster
Turnpike, about a quarter of a mile west of the
Eagle Station on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
Improvements are a good stone house, with a well
of good water in the kitchen, and a frame barn. It
is a desirable place for a country residence, being a
healthy neighborhood, and convenient to churches
and schools, and capable of handsome improve
ment.
pale peremptory.
se3o-switt.
fra WEST PHILADELPHIA. PRO
imaPERTY FOB SALE.—One of those new Brown
stone Dwellings in Sherman place, FORTY
SECOND Street, locl9W the Baltimore pike. P Fld6.
SHAW. And also one in Btrney plate, BECKET
Street, west of Forty ,second street. Price, 815,500.
And also two on KINGFSESSING. Avenue, between
Forts•filth and Forty-Sixth streets. Price, $6,000.
Built in the best manner,with ail the hidden' Con
veniences. Apply to 431-IA.S._II. SUPPLER,
seso-6v. 740 North NINETEENTH. Street.
gml FOR BALE-DWELLING nor) It
MiL Fourth street.
Dwelling 406 North Front.
Dwelling 403 North Twelfth.
Dwelling Dal Callowhill.
Dwelling east side of Eleventh, north of Market.
E. F. GLENN,
1.23 South FOURTH Street,
ae3o-tf and S.W. cor. Seventeenth and (reen.
aEARLY POSSESSION OF No. 307
Pine street awl Del 'Union street — deatralae
DWELLINHO, with modern improvements. For
sale by J. H. MORRIii, Conveyancer,
8e29 t* - A 33 North TENTH Street.
—. . . .....
ORPHANS' COURT--PEREMPTORY
BALE.
Estate of JOHN N. LANE Deceased.
THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers.
VATJHABLE BROAD TOP COAL LANDS.
Estate or John N. Lane, late of the City of Lan.
easter. deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court of
Bedford county, Pennsylvania, the Administrators
of estate of said deceased, will sell perenitorlly, on
TUESDAY, the 14th day of November 186 s, at 12
o'clock noon , noon, at the "PHILADELPHIA. EX..
CHANDE," the following described coal lands,
late of said deceased, to wit:
No. 3. Containing
195 ACRES AND 92 PERCHES,
neat measure, situate In Broad Top township, and
warranted in the of clirtatoptier Long,
No. 9. Containing •
238 ACRES AND 122 PERCHES,
neat measure, in the township aforesaid, and war
ranted in the name of John book.
No. 5. Containing
ITS ACRES AND n PERCHES„,
neat measure, situate in the township a foresaid, in
the name of 11Tilliain Lane. •
No. 6. Containing
909 ACRES AND 51 PERCHES,
neat measure, In the tows ship aforesaid, and war
ranted to William Foster.
No. 7. Containing
ISO ACit toi AND 7 PERCHES,
neat measure, situate in said township, and war
ranted in the name of John McLain.
,b40.'8. Containing
903 ACRES AND 15 PERCHES.,
neat measure, situate in said township, and war
ranted in the name of Daniel Kerr.
No. 9. Containing
11 ACRES AND 122 PERCHES.'
neat measure, situate in said township, and war
ranted In the name of Thomas H. Long.
Tracts Nos. 9,4, 5,7, 8 & 9 are situate contiguous
branchdy Run, which empties 0110 the ttaystowu
Utile Juniata, near above Hopewell, on the
Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad , - a branch of
which road has been graded up said run to or near
said land. These six tracts arc all good , coal lands
and fokla one or the hest coal estates In the Broad
Top coal field, and can be mined oil Sandy Ham and
Six-mile Run. They can be mined together, or each
of the tracts can be mined separately, advanta
geouslv.
No-6 Is situated several miles from the above
tracts, near the head of Sandy Mini is 5 gem 4 coal.
tract and is set with excellent Dinber•
A map of tile lands can be seen or had by apply
ing to Al. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, Phila..
Any inlll 'further inforitalii6ll datlilVd before the sale
can De had by addressing the Administrators. at
Lancaster, os the Hon. SAMUEL L. RUSSEL,
at Bedford,. Pa.
TERMS.—Ten per cent. of the purchase money to
be paid at the time of sate, and the balance on the
Ist day of January, vE,S.
W. CARPENTER,
11. B. SWARM,
Administrators
de bouts non of John N. Lane, deed.
THOMAS & SW's, Auctloners, 139 and 1111.
South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia. _
LANcAsrrnit, Pa., Sept, 25, 1865. oe2.intlitill4
TO OIL COMPANIES.—FOR SALE—
An Interest In a Well flowing 1,000 barrels of
011 a day, on miaow: Apply to
JOSEPH MOORE,
(Brant House.
►TO EXCHANGE—IMPROVED AND
troteotoved Properly for Oil Stooks, ABRA
HAM BECHTEL, No. 308 WALNUT 8t.,E00p116.
se3o-6t*
TO LET-ROOMS IN THE GRANITE
-x- MT And 09 Dock street (for.
merly Post Office), with Steam Power.
THUS. H. CONNELL,
Counting-house of Dr. D. J ayne S; Son,
se29-6t,* 2.4-2 CHESTNUT Street.
ha OPENING BY MISSES SPLINT
of PARIS MILLINERY for the Fall and Win
ter. on THURSDAY, October sth, at 1300 CHEST
NUT strcet. Entrance on Thirteenth St. It.
•
ha MISSES O'BRYAN, 1107 WAL,
NE"EUT Street. have now open. handsome assort
ment of PARIS MILLINERY for the Fall. ori-120
ir m MRS. M, A RIN A.R, 1208
CHESTNUT Street, will open tile latest k
'Or Fall and Winter MILLINERY on T C.Y.C.
HURSO
October 6th. oci-2t«
tvi KISTEIVS, No. 145 N. EIGHTH
St., w7ll (*en on THURSDAY, October 6,
FALL F.ANCY BONNETS. 0e3.3t•.
ha YOUNG LADIES' AND CHILD
-114. itEws MXI..LINERY
Opcntng_,_
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 1.885.
MRS. 14ICROLS,
102 South EIGHTH Street,
11.40 P. M
10.40 A. M
Iry MISS E. CALDWELL WILL EX
"A titbit on wEpNEs DAY, October 4, 1885. r,i,
AND "WINTERut No. }1534. ARtl FLOt.
OHILDREN , S miLLINERV, SAT Uit DAY,Oct. 7 .
oc2-6t*
11 MRS. M. A. KING WILL OPEN NR A
nandeome assortment of l'or;s MILLINERY
ou THURSDAY , veto - Per sot, a t 1104 CRESTS LIT
Street oe2-dt.'
IrAi A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
W....Ladles', Misses', elithiren , s Straw, elt.
awl Silk-plush RATS. Alth, Flowers,. Feathers.
Velvets, and Ribbons, wbich " t " low '
est cash price, or short
5 thee.
schgra 9
MUSICAL BOXES. 1,
..........
LARGE and SHALL, plitylug from 2 to 10 beau
tiful times. for sale low 1,3
R a I RROTHEIt, Importers.
oeli-ly 324 CHESTNUT St., below Fourth.
I IFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL
cotoz.—without question the most accurxte t
life-like and .tntpressive portraits qq.ite;
colored. See speeltnenstl.l. ft.Elkieß.,B24 ARM
St trot. . lt*
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS—SECIIRE
thew, unw, reducti Drives. Arare orlportii
ally to gets fair, naturally-colonal ricture,oy
ItERIX.We3, tI„c3JICI) s!,reet, abovl; lareqU.
AMUSEMENTS.
HE'RENE SW 8.4A.A.11
NlNTilbrid SAiISOM.
AUCTION' SAWS I,F ODBMS, &C.
Oil SATUBDAT VIOBNIAO next, et 10 oielaek.
comprlstnit about
SEVICNTY-FIVE HORSES,
suited to 'Harness and the Saddle. Full descriptions
at sale.
ALSO
New and Et cona•hand Carrlogea, Dearborn., &c.,
vilth which the sale will commence.
Single and Double Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &o.
SPECIAL NOTIOB.—SaIea of Horses. cattier. Cara
i t arneee, held every MONDAY. WED-
A- Tsiii fSDAY AVetIRDAY, nom.
mencieg a o clock A. 114, myth day.
ALFRED M. fiEliKNEss,
Auctioneer.
GLIAMPION'ta CITY DAZAATt
AND TATTERSALL% BADE ntreet, be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth.
R. B. CHAMPION,. Auctioneer.
win oRRATY, Ootber7, at 10 o'clock
for aocount of the U ni t e d Statwi t
ONE HUNDRED M ULES.
Palepositive.
83 acclek , of Cii6OltGE R. Olibilii
0e5.3t Capt. arid Aoslotant quartermaster.
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA.
TRE—CHESTNUT Street. above Twelfth.
L. GROVBB St W . , E. SlNN,Leasees and managers.
THURSDAY 'LVENING, Ottaier . ,s4.
BRILLIANT SUCOEtili AND LAST N.LOHT BUT
TWO
Of the grand legendy and romantic Drama of
T AN G EL OF MIDNIGHT;
W'
Ala will be presented with
New and beautiful Scenery novel mechanical ef—
fects, correct properties, oritnal Music, and a
CAST OF RRILLINNOY AND STRENGTH,
Including
MISS JOKE ORTON
AS THE AlittilL OF MID Ni.p.a.r.
The performance will conclude with the screaming
Farce, styled
THE DEAD SHOT,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,Dct,
SIXTIETH GRAND FAMILY DIATINFA
When will be presented, the
13EA OF ICE,
Monday, OctobeMONTE C r 9,Lthc Sp RI etacu O lar Drama,
ST.
MR:i,L,V l 4lo, l lslfEw's NEW A-R°B
, FIRST WEEK OF MRS. F. W. LANDER.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,.
CHARLOTTE CORDAY.
Charlotte Corday Mrs. F. W. Lander
Willa the chatiiSt of the Mersa(lase Hymn.
Atter which THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Dlggery Stuart Robson
FRIDAY, Benefit of Mrs. F. W. LANDER.
BLIND TOM, AT THN AQADEMY OF
MUSIC, SATURDAY AIoTRNOON. OC4-4t
WALNUT -STREET THELTRE,
N.E. corner NINTH and WALNUT Streets.,
HOUSE CROWDED IN EVERY PART.
FOURTH WEEK
of the Lmmensely successful engagement of
MRS. D. P. BOWERS.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, Oct. 5,
THE PEEP-O'DAY;
on,
MAVOURNEEN DEEMS'',
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
in her original character of KATHLEEN, as played'
by her In London upwards of
FOUR HUNDRED NIGHTS.
RAMBLERS KANANA(HI.Mrs D. P. BOWE/ilk
Harry Kavanagh Mr. John McCullough.
Barney O'Toole Mr. Barton 11111,
Rev. M. O'Cleary Mr. G. H. Griffiths. •••
Blind Paddy Mr; 0, B. Fawcett,
Mary Grace, with songs Miss HAM Uermon.
Chairs scoured three days in advance,
Doors open at 7 o'clock, conunence at 7,ti.
se2B-thstu4t*
NEW M ERICAN THEATRE,
WAL T ee
E t,VENI above ighth.
EVERY
Will be performed the new local drama of
PHILADELPHIA. BY GASLIGHT.
MISS KATE FISHER
inter. •lifttnetero. New Ballot
THE CHINESE FESTIVAL.
Wile Augusta. Mons. Antonio and Corps de Ballet.
To conclude with tile farce entitled
LIFE IN INDIA'
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY Atternnon. oe
JOHN LANG. Executor.
BAILEY'S GREAT SHOW,
Corner BROAD and LOCUST Streets.
EVERY AFTo LEADINGND EVENING.
FIVE GREAT ATTRACTION&
TWO FULL CIRCUS COMPANIES,
comprising such artists as
JAMES MELVILLE, Mad. MELVILLE PHILO
NATITANS, WM. KINKAID. MAPPER and
WBDTNEI. 31M. WARD, CLOWN.
SHE WONDERFUL NICOL() FAMILY'
A FULL MENAGERIE
of rare Beasts from the four quarters of the globe.
T ILE EDUCATED PERFORMING TELE
the most Interesting animals in the
orld, eeletw , ..ted ae POSTURERS, GYMNASTS 4
BALANCERS, DANCERS stud NUSECIANS,
THE GIGANTIC HIPPOPOTAMUS,
the veritable
BEHEMOTH.
"Re la Alit ammo the ways of Godl talon earns
these le oot ha like. , +
Notwithstanding these rare, varied and
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS,
the
rice of admission to the nye sho=w Will lit
ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
Doors open at SEATS d SE
P. M.
SECURED
by going early. oc4-tt
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
T. BUCHANAN READ,
- - - -
Al4HOlt OF THE
NEW PASTORAL,
WILD WAGONER,
DRIFTING,
SHERIDAN'S BIDE, iteto
will, by request of many citizens or this city, give
a reading of selections from his own Poems, ett the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ON FRIDAEVENING, Oct. eth,1835.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Reading to commence
at 8,
Tickets, '5O cents; secured Seats, V 3 Cents.
Seats may be secured at any Mile Ml:aloud to the
Reading at the Music Store ot O.W A. TRIMPLER,
corner SEVRNTLI and CHESTNUT, and at the Box
Office. Molt
CONCERT HALL.
A GRAND CONCERT,
To bc_gven by cailluent and tolanted Vocalists, on
WEL/IIESPAY EYEIs ING, Oct. 2.5 th, 1885,
to aid in building a new addition. to the School for
the Sisters of Providence. Tickets, 50 cents each.
Can be had at St. Joseph's Church and School-house,
No, 430 LOMBAHD Street. ocs-2t'
BLIND TOM GIVES HIS LAST
• GRAND MATINEE in this city, at the ACA
DEMY OF MUSLC, NEXT SATURDAY AFTER
NOUN.
ASSEMBLY BUILDING % TENTifi
AND CHESTNUT,
POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS
Of the distinguished artists
MR. AND MRS. HARRY WATKINS.
And the beat of living..lady.Planisth_
MISS CARLOTTA SHAW,
In their comical biusleal Entertainment,
TWO HOURS FUNL &kip
Pronounced hy rreerAnA,..IPIA the moat charming
AM) AM.UgEMENT
ever presented. It is reigett with
BRILLIANT MUSIC,
ONG SARCASM, WIT AND
S
PIANO DUOS MISS O. SHAW AND PROPES.
eon HENRI A. PALING.
Doors open at Ik4; begih hi B. Tickets 60 and 25 etas.
oc2-6t
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
IMM.OOI
CONCERT IN AID OF THE POWINIVO'
On THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 0, AU.
The iollowing_lalent will participate;
Prof. 01-IAtS._JAUVIS, Plano.
rot vtlik, H. SCHMITZ, Violoncello.
rot. JEAN LOCK Ilaaao.
And evreral Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs.
The entire proceeds of this Concert are for the
benefit of the Soldiers' Home.
Tickets, fifty cents. No reserved seats.
Foe sale at the principal Music alum, ausl of PIP
Hall on the evening of Die Concert.
The Grand Plano used (Goo. Steck & Co., makers)
is furnished by Mr,Uould,Seventli and Chestnut sts.
Doors open at 7. Performance to commence at g
o'clock. oc2-40
IF YOU WANT TO BEE A. GRAND
SATURDAY ig AFTER CADEMY OF MUSIC, NEXT
NOON. oc4-4t
CONCERT HALL.
LAST VMEK
OF
BLIND TOM.
snub TOM will positively cloae ttla engage.
went in this city at the end of this week. He will
appear at Concert Hall EVERY EVENING.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence at 8 o'clock.
Tickets he cents; Gallery 21 cents.
Reserved Seats, M cents; to he,llo at /dr, T. B.
rugh's Bookstore, corner siztria. and 'CHESTNUT
Streets.
Comfortable seats have been reserved lu the gal.
lery On the accommodation of colored people.
oc2-6t S. C. J. THANER, Agent.
ALL WHO HAVE NOT HEARD
tiTn3l l , l l7 N EßT ri a l ltrfilritli t i3Afitilalt. r oca
BARRETT'S GYMNASIUM , SPARR.
irA pr E flemeduld Rifle Gallery, now ogriftlile•
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CHEST.
NUT Street, above Tenth—Open from 9A. M.
till 6P, lit. BenJamin West's_ great pleturcos
11.2.1310 TED Mill en Exhibitiall.
BOARD/N[.
BOARDINO-IN WEST PHILADEL
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moderate. This house has no bar, One large,
handsomely-furntshed chamber vacant to-morrow.
oca-sto
BOARDING.- 0 .NE LARGE 'MOND
story front ROOM, in Walnut street, near
Address gentleman and NOM, in a private house.
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