THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0, I860.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I For Additional City Intelligence see ThiriTage.
Tdk Kiot at Sixth And Ciiesnct
Streets Last Kioht. l'here wm sellout dis
turbance last night prooouion was passing;
Sixth and Chesnnt streets, which, lor the low
minotet it lasted, threatened ratnor serious conse-
?uenocs. There wre several shots fired trom pis
oil during the melee, and there were also other
missiles thrown around promiscuously. A numbor
ot men were injured. A ball panned thiouffb. the
bulk window ot the store ot Mr. Lukons, at the
northwest corner.
Stophnn We. don, a member ot the Myers Cam
paign Club, residing on Charlotte street, was
wounded In the breast. The ball did not penetrate
to any depth. It seems as tuouvh it grazed his
breast, thus prodnoing a flesh wound.
George Wl-e, spec ator, was struck on the right
side ot the head with a brick.
Harris Montgomery was struck on the hoad with a
club; not muoh hurt.
Otlioer Bauvh received a severe blow on the head
with a pavin stone, as he was in the act ol making
an arreot. iie was so severely injured that it was
tbourht he would not recover
OlBoer Hess was shot in the ear wit?) a buck-Bhot
that pa-eed throuh that organ.
Oflioer Mark waa shot in tne noo, tbo ball pass
ing tbrongn
Oflioer Hanker was struck on tie head with a pea
eui stool; was knockod down and disabled for low
minutes. Mot miica hurt.
Oflioer Fin ey was struck severe blow on the
thigh, which disabled him.
1 here were quite a number of arrets mado of tlio
participators in the not.
Isaao Henderson and John Collins were arrested
at Sixth and Chesnut strcota, and bad a hearing
before Alderman Bonier tins morning, who uold
them in 83000 bail to answer lor riot, ifley were
taken whne actively engaged in the tiuht.
Ooorirp loiaud. a young man, was alao arrested at
the same place, on tho same charge and had a hear
ing before Alderman Swut, and waa held in $11X10
bal .
Morris Wilson, another of the rioters, was arrested
alao at the scene of the not, and was held to bail in
the snm ot 81000 by Alderman (jodbou.
Kiot at Nikth and Walnut Streets
Last Wight. Quito a serious not occurred last
nighi, as th piocession was passing the Mew Ame
rican Th atro. in Wamut rtrout. A gang ot roughs
tired Into the line of procession from an alley opo
S to the Theatre, and wounded several roon.
Captain J. J. Fisher, ol Company G, was shot in
the wrist, the ball going through.
I'rivate Levi 1 nomas was shot in tho thigh; tho
ball remains in the wound.
I'rivate Harry Hopkins, of Company D, was shot
in the bead, and it was feard mortally wounded.
Benjamin gwayne, Marshal's Aid, was shot in
leg below the knee.
While this was going on, another part of the
gang made an attack upon the arum corps, at the
right of the line, and seised the baton of the
Mijtr and boat him over the hoad with it. He was
made insensible from the blows. The murjoroun
asailani dropped the baton in his flight. It waa
recovered by oue of the Invinclbles.
The building from whence shots were fired was
entered and the whole place gutted in a lew minutes.
The 8: ate Central Headquarters were also completely
demoli htd. For the fpace of half an hour there
wa quite a sonou time which was only auk-ted by
the arrival ol a strong force ol police.
Opening of thk New Art Gallery. At
noon to-day the public were admitted tor the first
time to the great exhibition at the Philadelphia Art
(jal.cry, fo 13u6 C'ticsuut street, ol the paintings
belong ng to the Crosby Art Association. These
paintings formed a tiue di.-play when they wore
arranged in Scott's Galle y, trom which they were
ree U'lv removed. Now that their number bus ben
Increased, and that the facilities for their examina
tion are greatly increased, we expect to see a corres.
ponding increase in the crowd of curious people
who take delight in vie wine masterpieces of art.
Those who desire to participate in the distribution
of these magnificent prises should secure their shares
at onoe, as wo are intormed by the agent in this city
t. at the sub crlptlon books will remain opon tor
olI , a short time longer.
A Desperado. A rough customer by the
same ot Ed. Kane wentinto the store oi .ur Hosen
tuum.in Chesnnt street, above Tenth, about 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon) and made a violent asult
upon bis nephew. Two young men, who happened
to be with the young mou, attempted to arrest Kane,
when be turned on them and "kaned thorn. By
this time the desperado was tackled by two police
men, aod, for about ten minutes, the-e was a tie roe
straggle, in which, although Kane is rather a small
lain, they had great difficulty in matonng him.
'iuey ncceele, however, in gettinrthe nippers oa
him, and led him away captive He had a bearing
before Alderman Bei'ler who held bi n to answer
the chaipeof assault and battery, and ol assault and
battery on au officer.
How They Do It. Samuel Miller was
arrested at buventh and Milppen streets this morn
ing, oa the charge ot vagrancy. At the hearing
before Aide' man Tittermarv, tho follow on evidonoe
leaked out: Miller is a native aod a citizen ot
Loudon oountv, Va. Ho and five others were sent
here by a party there lor tho purpose ot colonizing
and votiug in the ensuing election. I hoy were
regularlf shipped here and consigned to a cortain
person, it is said, but the address ot that persm the
firieoner could not tell, as one of the other five had
he address in his possesion. It appears that there
is a great dea ol this done, and these are the men
who are most active in all the disturbances that
occur.
A Youthful Offender. Charles Mc
Bride, aged about fourteen years, employed in
the liquor store ot Richard Penistan, was
charced with the theit of movey iu the estab
lishment, and William A. Akless testified that
he had feen ale-Bride put a sum of money in
bis pocket which should nave been handed over
to the cashier. Held for trial. Mr. Penistan
said that be had lost in this way some $400 in
nioDPV, Borne bottles of champagne, and a quan
tity of loose 6ctjrars.
A Till-tapper. An impecun'ous young
named 1 homas JJorau undertook to raise tho wind
yesterday bv tapping the till of a tavern at the
corner of Front and Dauphin. He succeeded in
get) ii.fr about sixteen or eventeon dollars, and was
making bis way out of the place when the attend
aiits discovered him and gave chase. Oflioer Van
' degnft. teeing h.m rush out with the othors after
him. cave ehase and secured htm. H bad a hear
ing before Alderman Clouds, who held him la $100
to answer tne cuarge oi larcouy,
Fires. As is usual in such a larce display
waa made last night, we hive a few ores to rocord
thia mnrninv. fne first waa a lire in the European
lathing Establishment, on Thirteenth streot, above
lKThere was a sl'ght nie at the corner of Thirteenth
i . hmni hi... a - vafv little riftmaire done.
a r.rmA stjalil in hestonville was burnt. Loss
about S'itO.
Kiotously 1kcli ed. Michael McCarron
ardJames Ltonanl were arrested last night at Fit
.n,i ni owhill on thecharcoot inoitingto
n. Ther were both, it is said, uttormg insulting
-rnrfta addressed to the member of
process on thai was passln, and one of tbem had a
brick in bis hand r ailr to throw. They had a hoar-ino-
before Alderman liutcblneon, who held them in
f 803 eaou to annwer.
A Disokderi.t. J. Malone was arrested
tt ISfOtna ai'd Jff ron streets last nluht, whiit In
the act ot attempting an as-auit on ihe .in of the
v rocession whioh was passing at that point. When
arres ed lit is said to have bad a brick iu his hand,
and was insuitine and abuing the men in the tine
of theprocefsion He was bold Iu f$300 bail by
Alderman Shoemaker.
u OATTfin'fi Lectures . Tha two loe-
imesof Mr. tiongh will be "ivcn at the Aoademy
nt kinste next Wedtestlav and lhnrsday evoulng-.
Ihe demand for tickets has already been great, tne
.-nitAment aevminr not to have materially
abated the desire to bear this exoeeuingly DrillUant
orator. .
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
Brown Stone Clothing Hall,
Kos 603 and 005 CHESNUT St., Phila.
Ve have Just icoeivcd a new and well-selected
ock of CLOTHS, CASSlMEBES.and VKSTINGS.
..Also,
.,ci'omiTii:a ml KIIITINI.S. whlon
W Bk to 0!d at the most rcMoaableprloei.
The Cholera. There were thlrtr-nlne
caaes of cholera reported to the Board oilleith
trom noon of yesterday to noon to-day. ft Is bo led
that there will be a continued decrease In the som
ber of oases, owing to the favorable weather.
friCIAL NoTiei TO TBI "BBP0BI.IOAH IhYIHOI-
BLia," "Botb in Blos," "VThits Boys ik Black
amd Blub," and "Kktstomb Clubs." Now that
politics are Rotting so exciting, the subscriber would
oflbr for the nse of parades, meetings, etc, his
famous "Bullet-proof Test," capable of resisting any
pistol-shot, or a nfle-shot at fifty yards, so that dis
cussions, even the most anlmatod, can be carried on
with comparative safety. A large deduction made
to clubs in taking a numbor. Hear what Oenoral
Grant says: 'It is an insult to ask any loval man to
bny bis Clothing at any othor place than at Charles
Stokes A Co.'s One pneo, under tho Continental, as
they sell the best, and have the price marked in
plain figures on all of tbo goods."
We fully endorss the above.
CHAnLKa Storks & Co.,
Clothiers, undor the Continental.
A 11 At. drome Stock of Jewexiit. One of tho
most attractive stocks ot watcaos, Jowi-iry, silver
and plaied ware which we have lately snou, is that
of Messrs. Mmth A Dicer, at tho A. E corner ol
Tenth and Area streets. The assortment Is not only
large, but vaned, aud embraces in the jowolryline
lull sets ot amolhvst, cornelian, ruby, apate, car
buncle, etc. etc They have a full line of English,
French, and Americau time keepers of the most ap
proved makes, which they are soiling at verv low
prices. Those good will bo found to be as rop re
sulted, and guaranteed tor one year. Messis. Smith
ft Dreer are sentiemen of exoullent busmoss qualifi
cations, and, thouv h young in years, are thoroughly
conversant with their business in all its details.
When in want of anything in their ln.e ca I on them.
Yon cannot fail to be pleaded with tne.r mode of
doing business.
MAKHIED.
PAHKE 8TAHDBRIDG K August 16, 1SS6. by Rev.
S. Durborow, JAM 18 J. PAKKK, of Downingtowa, to
IIAKKlE'l, daughter of H. T. btandbridge.
DIED.
ADOLPH. Suddenlv, on the morning or the 4th In
stant, CA'lUAKINfc, wife of Alfred W. Adolph, sued 33
years.
1 be relatives and filends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence ot nor
husband, ho. DOS rrutiKlln street, on Monday morning
at 10 o'clock, without lurthet notice. Funeral to proced
to Monument Cemeterv.
CARROLL. On the 2d instant, JOHN CARROLL, In
the 74th year ot his age.
The relatives and friends of the famt'y, and Aouthwark
Beneficial Society ate reapecliully invited to attend the
luneral, trom bis late residence, No. 312 Worth street,
on Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock. To proceed to Mutual
Ground tor lntenneut
r IMIE NONPAREIL CURLING-IRON, HA VINO
J the heater separated irom the curler manes the
Inner lltiht tor handling, anil removes li risk ol Its being
oveiheat' O or roupheued by the action ol the Are For
sa:e, with the regular kinds of curling tools, by
T HUMAN fc nUAW,
No. Bib (Eight Thirty-five) MARKET Su, balow JSinth.
T RON FIXTURES AND ROPES FOR SWINGS,
1 made oi suitable strength to remove any fear of ac
cident to those who ate swinging, are kept in tin stock
Of TRUMAN SHAW,
Ho. 858 'Eight Thirty-live) MA KKET St.. below Ninth.
ptOW, HALTER, TRACE, HITCHING, JACK,
V.; Coll, aud other Chains for sale by
TKUMAft A SHAW,
No. 85(5 ( Right Thirty-five) MARKET t . below Nlnb.
WARlilJltTON,
FASHIONABLE HATTER,
No. 430 CHE8MTT Street,
f.exi door to Post Office.
9155
BAH B ER'S IMPROVED
PEHISCOPIC SPECTACIliS.
Superior o all others. They excite the wonder and
admiration of all who use thorn. manufactory and
Sales-rooms, No. 248 N. EIUUTH 8 tree t, Fiiila., Pa.
opkraTjlasses.
Assortmett large aud varied. Prices low. 9 24 3m
NONE BUT THK BEriT
ttCUUV LKILL AND LEHIOH GOAL.
CAitEt'ULLY PKtPAftfcD,
AND Al' LOWK8V BATK-.
6A1I8FACTION OU4RVNTEKD.
t) 1m J EVANS, BR'JAD ml FILBEtT'
UNADULTERATKD LIQUORS ONLY
KICHAflD PENISTAN'S
8TORE ANI VAULTS.
No. 439 CiiESNUr 8TREE1T.
Nearly OpiMwite the Post OtDce
PHILADELPHIA.
Fnmll ies supplied Oniers from the Coantry promotly
attended to. 6 SIS
T T ENTIO N,
YOUNG AMERICA.
HURD & HOUGHTON,
No. 459 BROOME Street,
NEW YORK, WILL PUBLISH
On Saturday, October I3(
1. THE HOHHKY OK rUM.ru H
By Charles D. Shanly. With illustrations by H. L.
Stephens. 8vo, paper, 76 cenM.
a. THK TRUANT CHICKEN.
By Charlea V. Hhanly. With Illustrations by II. L.
Stephens. 8vo. raptr, 78 cants. ,
3. A JOLLY BEAR AND HIS FRIENDS
By Charles D. Shanly. With Illustrations by II. L.
Stephens. 8vo, paper, 78 cents. 4U6I
4. THE TWO HUNGRY KITTENS.
By Theodore Tilton. With Illustrations by II. L.
Stephens, tjvo, paper, 75 cents.
3. NONSENSICAL. RHYMES,
With Absurd Pictures In red and black.
Quarto,
boards, fl.
All enterprising Booksellers have these books for sale.
Sent,
postage prepaid, on receipt of the prices an-
!U6stu2t
nexed,
JUST PUBLISHED,-
BAVARD TAYLOR'S NEW BOOK. The
Pictures of St. John, 1 volume 11 njo
CHARACX12K AND CHARACTERISTIC
MEN. By E. P. Whipple, 1 volume i'i mo.
TI1KARTOP AMUSING. By Frank Bellew,
with 150 Illustrations. 1 vo.ume 12 mo.
HELEN COURTENAK'S
PROMISE. A
Romance In 1 volume 12 ino.
MOUNT CALVARY. With Meditations in
Sacred Places. By Z. C. M. Smith, author ot "Unlver-
salisin Sot of Clod." I volume 12 mo.
THE CITY'S HEARTS. By a Daughter ot
New York. 1 volume 18 mo. Illustrated.
GRIFFITH GAUNT i or, Jealousy. By Charles
Resde. author of "White Lies," etc. paper cover,
illustiattd.
For sale by
JAMES S. CLAXTON,
Successor to W. S 6 A. M ABTIEV,
It No 1214 CHESS UT f-tr-e.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
Brown Stone Clothing Hall
No8i 603 and 605 CHESNUT St, Phila,
FINE BEAD 7 -91 ABE CLOTHINO FOR
' GENTLEMEN AND YOUTH.
DUPLEX SKIRTS.
THE IMPROVED
D U P I. EX SKIItT
I Ii now mettlng with Kreat sale by
J. M. H ULL. (ill,
No. 902
I0 6stuthlm
CHESNUT STREET.
QII A N O E OF IIOUll.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER 8,
The Accommodation Train for
READING AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES.
WILL LEAVE THE DEPOT,
Thirteenth and Callowhill Sts.
AT 4 30 P. M.
10 6 6t
JfEW AND 'ELEGANT
SIIAVINCJ AND BATHING SALOON,
No. 231 DOCK Street.
LOUIS IIEINERWALD,
8o Inns located at No. 124 Exchange Place, has re
nijvid hlsAilAVIMO AND KAlillhU SALOON to
No. 331 DOCK Street,
Where his friends and tho public will And au establish
ment hLKUAMLV FITTED V? M) COMPLEfU
I.N ALL ITS AHKANGKM KNTS.
Anionic the improveuients will be found MAYKR'S
PaTLNT M a KULK liIlt DKEHSKR Fountain tor not
and cold water, with silver htiitiiipooiiluK Due. Marble
Wflsti-bosins. patent ncwstvle luxurious Migvtnit Chairs,
Oiled Walnut Furnltuie, and handsome fltttugs through
out. Ills
HOT AND COLD BATHS
Will be found rteslrable, snd a R itli ami .
churned only ruittll-KiVK t'K.Nl.-.
, 8haT will be
LOUIS IIEINERWALD,
"o. 231 DOCK "treet.
10 6 6t
rpiIE QUAKER CITY
BUSINESS COL
LEGE,
SOUTHEAST COUNF.R
TENTH AND CHESNUT STREET5.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
New arrangem.nt for Evenlrg Students.
Rare Inducements for young men engaged during
the day.
Terms for a Six Months' Course only $5
Penmanship and Arithmetic 12
Telegraphing 9i
For particulars send for a circular, lii 6 2t
QLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CLOAKS.
The cheapest Cloak Store in the city.
(Small piofits and quick sales. '
THE OLD STAND,
VV ATKINS,
NINTU and CHERRY Streets.
9
SEE THE PRICES.
Waterproof Cloaks, only S.
Waterpioof Cloaks, only es
Wau-rprooi ( louka onlr S3.
Heary Beaver Scques trimmed. B8-50.
Heavy Beaver Basques, truumed, b 50.
The old Original Cheapest Cloak Store In the city.
DAVID W ATKINS,
No. 131 N. NINTH Street,
N. E. coiner NINTH endCnEltRT.
Ihe Bldge Avenue and Union Line Cars pass the
Btore every two minutes. 10 2 tuthsSm
G
BIFPITH GAUNT
BY CHARLES READE.
ILLUSTRATED.
And fourteen other Now Books by various au-Jion,
PUBLISHED THIS WEEK,
and for sale at a discount trom publisher prices, at
O. W. PITCHER'S,
Cheap Book, Picture, and Frame Store,
0eet No. 803 C'BESNUf Street.
PA K D E IS SCIENTIFIC COURSE
IK
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.
In addition to the general Course of Instruction in
this ljepaxtinent, uesluueU to lay a substantial basis of
knowledge and scholarly culture, students can pursue
those branches which ara essentially practical and
tCEbNGl'NEVERiNG Civil. Topographical, and Mecha
nical: MINING and METALLURGY y AKCHirfcO
'1VKP, ana the ajillcatiou oi Chemlutry to AUltICul-
1 Teie" also atlord'ed an opportunity torspeolal study
of TRAD, and i:oalMEUC; Ol MODKUN LAX
GC XGt-'' nd 1 UILOLOGY , and of tha HISTORY and
lSTllt'TIoNB olourcountiy. 1
or t liculars apply u i iesldcnt CATTtCLL, or t;i
Cierkol the Faculty.
Kastoh PernKvlvsnla, April i.lm. 1
TTA MILTON INSTITUTE
FO It Y O U N O LADIES.
PHIUP A. CHfGAB.
Being about to relinquish hut position In the publlo
schools with which he has been connected lor the last
WLLpIVTbAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL
YUCNG LADIES,
4aAt.
-r-
Kn. SHI II 1 IIKH.MIJ I HTKKr.T.
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
nit Institution Is designed to rival the beet semi
naries Iu the eouutry.
rmrm.R8
Containing particulars and otlmi ln'onnatlon In rolatlon
tti till. lllftlllUUOU, vmu w uu -i
tetubcf, at
No 640 N. TWELF1H Stiee.
J27
DELAWARE LAWN ACADEMY. ENGLISH
Classical Mathematical Boardlug Hcbool loniois
- . A.va iiiilnn above citthourlv iu!ct'S4l
ki. 4 ireaars obtained at No. 21 Boutn SKVEMll
w.rPBt So ISM I ll'sMIi Street, or ol
9 8 m Kev. JOHN McK-i-LWAY A. M., Principal
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
Brown Stone Clothing Half,
Nos.603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila
Largest stnd Beat Assortment
Boja' ClotUltt lo the City,
Bor-' Clottoln MI to Order. .
of
The
QHICKERINC & SONS,
(ESTABLDJIED 1823),
GRAND, SQUARE AKDUPFIQUT
PIANO-FORTES.
NEW WAREROOMS,
io. 9U CHESNUT Street,
(ENTUANCE AKT QALI.KIIV),
PHILADELPHIA,
CARD.
It Is with feelings of pride as American manufacturers
that we publish the following testlmoalals which have
I been received br us recently.
EUROPKAN TESTIMONIALS.
Received during tht month of Auguit, 1k68.
London, July ti Hti.
Vkfskb. Ciiickerimo A Solo tients i 1 have much
plcasuie in Inciosing a document signed by tue nr.it
i'oni (j.-pr8 musicians, and iroie.sors Iu Europe i be d
.tout Pianos in such high estimation (vide uiy certificate)
that 1 lelt it my uutv to take one of tliom with me to
Europe to ascertain the opinion ot my professional
brethren. J he Inclosed certitlcate will prove how
ui.suimoui ther have been on the subject. 1 beg to
ittrward at the same time a lettr I received iroin my
friend Mr. toll ara. which 1 am sure must be grata) lag
to you.
1 have the honor to be. gentlemen yours verv truly.
JAMtd Jd. VYbtia.
London, January 14, 1863.
Jamtt if. Welhi, Et.:
Hi Likab bibs I have great pleasure In asking vou
tocoovevto aiessrs. t'hicketlng the expression of my
highest apprtval oi their instrument. It Is, I consider,
not niere.y t best Instrument oi American manuiac
lure that I have tried, but one ol tho finest I. rand I la no
li, rus that has ever come under my observation ; and
the A,essrs Chickerlng inav well be pioud oi having
tuined out from their nianu.actory au Instrument, which
lor touch quality, power, una workuiaushlp, It wo-jiu
be very ulllicult to surpass Iu any part oi the wide wond.
Dear fclr Very sincerely yours,
UAKLks 1. HOLLAED,
Finn of Collard & Collar d, plano-torte Mauuiacturcra,
London
London. July 20, H6j.
ilrttr$. Ch ctfring If Si'nu
Gkntb: 1 have lust been Invited by Messrs. Collard
to irr a (irn . I'Uno lone manufactured b you, aud I
have no hesitation in lndoislng the opinion of inv old
trietd Mr C D. lollard viz. : that It lathe fluost iu
Siiument I ever p axd on.
believe me gentleu.en.most tjlthfully yours.
J. L. HATTON.
Tdtimonia! mm Ihe mott d tlingaithrd Artts'i in
t,urui to Alturi. intcter ng &. amt.
London. Ju y 2S, IS66.
Having nlayed noon a piano forte iimue bvAtevirs.
Chickerlng i Sons, ot Boston aud . York, I have
much p eisure tn testliylng to its general excellence
For sweetness and brilliancy of tone delicacy of
touch, and magullioent power tor ooncert porposes, 1
conalder It a really Guand PiANo-r oitta, au i dk-
CIDKDLV TUB BEST I HAVK SKKN vt AUKB1CAN AtAMU-
rAOTtKB
AKiBfcLLA OODDABD,
i.. A. OftWOENr.,
W. KUHb.
G1ULO BEOOJDI,
ALKltf.D J A ELL,
LINDSAY oLol'K.
J. MOiLHELES,
Professor au Conserrato
rle de Leloslo.
S. ARTHUR CUAPPEL,
Director oCMonuar Con
certs. AjOIIUOO.
JUL Kb BKNEDICT,
b W lALl r.,
CiUS, H ALLfe..
KKSiK r AVARdtU. ,
BVliNkV Bill I U,
I reeentlv naa oocasion
to pla ou one oi Chlcker
Ing's Concert Grand Pianos
.no nign repu ;ion oi
these instruments had alreadr reached me. and the In,
strumeut under notloe fully sustained the reputation
ot the celebrated makers. It Is disiingulsned by tne
u luess, beauty and nobleness oi its tone s by the tier
feet exactness of tne entire scale, and br It. act on
whlchlsof so remarkable a kind that It givei to the
pho er the most comp ete mastery ot every shade ot
lone, p v. to medium, and ff In hort, this Piano
unites all the advantages or the best productions of the
kinu. aud stanus side by side with the most celebrated
European instruments LOUIa fLAlDY.
LKIVSIO AURUPtoO. IHbO.
Ctrl Jicatejrom Jlerr Varl HHii'cte, Succettor to th'
fx. r menaein nn. ooia in ine von tern atoirr
and as Conductor the celebrated " Otraandjtau$-
i neert" in Leptie.
1 hereby ssnert ana allinn that the Grand Plano-rnrtn
ol i flickering & Hons, of Boston aud New York, which
I have tried and examined, la ouj of ihe finest lnstra-
wcuu v. wi. liiHB ium arc. uia to m Dotloe.
Certificate from Y. Von Arnold, ihe celebrated Ruttian
r anui ana vomv iter.
At Mr. Leavltt's. in Lelpsie, I have this dav fjulv 21.
lH6li, I exuinlned a Grand flano-forte from the manu
lac.ory ol Metsrs Lhlckering fe Sons, ot Boston It Is
a i oticen instrument, oi it octaves, witu regard to
whh h I would make t ae fol lowing remarks :
Firnt 1 be action is so nicely balanced that any gra
dation ot powet can be obtained, trom the most ilellbo
rate lightness to the greatest lorce.
hecond. Between the two extremes ot the key-board
the vibrations are perfect y equal in graduated power.
'i he singing Quality ot the instrument (proionuation ot
souudi es eciali In the mlildle octaves, is greauy de
veloped, and Is exceedingly oeautiluL Ihe bass is full,
uniform powerful, without harshness, and tue entemble
verv beautiful. m
i hlrd Nothing finer than this Instrument con Id be de
sired, with regard to power aud tuifness ot tone. In
conclusion it nr.ist be acknowledged that this instru
ment Is one of the most perfect piano 'ortes of our ti ne,
nainelv, as regards tone In general, and nr. the per.ectlon
oi us uieciiauicai parui.
(Biirued)
Y. VON ARNOLD.
Lr.ii-sic, July, 1865.
NEW WAREROOMS,
No. 014 CHESNUT
St.,
(Eutrancs Art Gallery),
PHILADELPHIA.
9 29 2t
W. II. DUTTOM.
C H I L D R E N'S
C 0 T II 1 1 G .
A Splendid Assortment in the Latest Sty .es.
Spec'al attention is invited.
M. SHOEMAKER & CO.,
10 4 :bftu4i)UJ
Nob. 4 and 6 North EIGHTH Street.
PRINTING AND STATIONERY
CAN BE OBTAINED AT
13HYSON & SON'S,
No. 8 North SIXTH Street, 1 hlla.'elpiila,1
At rates and wlttP accommodation equal to anr other
estubUniuent in the citv. r
o.iurv merchants supplied with BLANK BOOKS ol
suptr'or bindlnu and luting, and btAPLL tifA
TION HtY at great barvaloa. , . . .
Wr.DDiNU oRD8. in Imitation of engraving, at
ball the price ol plute work
Call aud judge tor yourself.
9t stuthlm
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
Brown Stone Clothing Hall,
Nob. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila.
Beady-Hade Clothing for Men.
Beady-Hade Clothing for Youth.
Beady-Hade Clothing for Boys.
DRY GOODS.
2X ILL I IX 13 IN ' 8
LINEN STORE,
No! 8Q8 All O II Btroot.
LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS.
In the manufacture of fTITCnED BOROM8 we
nse the best Irish Linen of our own importation, and
employ the test machine-operators in the cl'r. We
are mus enaoioa to toppif oar oastomsn wiui
BOSOMS OF UNEQUALLED QUALITY
Plain Plait Shirt Bosoms, all sizes of plait
Fancy Plait Bosoms, very beantifuL
Boys' Shirt Bosoms.
Embroidered Shirt Bosoms.
Woven Shirt Bosoms.
IRISH SHIRTING LINENS.
Full linrs of the boat makes ot
direct from the Itleachilelds of
pirce warranted for durability.
I.1NEN, lnporled
Ireland. Lrerr
Heavy Golden Flax Irish Linens.
Housewife Irish Linen.
Imperial Irish Linen.
Medium Irish Linen.
Fine Light Irish Linen.
Linens for Housekeepers.
Linen Sheetings, Pillow Casings, Damask Table
Linens, Table Cloths, Napkins, Towellings by the
yard, Towels, Etc. Etc.
Hotels and Steamboats supplied at PACK AG R
FKlt'ES.
GEORGE MILLIKEN,
Importer and Dealer in Linen Goods Only,
..,., M- ARCH Street,
sntmirp
YyARBURTON & SON.
No. 1004 CUESNUT STREET,
HAVE NOW OPIN FOR INSPECTION
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
BONNET VELVETS. BONNET RIBBONS.
SA11NS, ! TRIMMING RIBBONS,
CORDED SILK, VELVET RIBU0N3,
rOULT DE S01E, 6A1LN KIUBONS,
GRO DE NAPS, MANTUA RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ROCHES, FRAMES, ETC.
A Large Htock Real Lace floods in
CLUNY, HuiNT,
V ALE CIENNES, I THREAD,
APPLIQUE, SGUIMi-URE.
ENGLISH & FRENCH BLACK 1HREAD,
REAL BLONDS, IkoNITDN, Etc.
INSERTIKuS AND BARI1E LACE 10 MATCI1.
llaudkerchlefa, Gloves, Embroideries,
Plain and Figured Net 3, Crapes,
Edgines, Insertings, Veils, Collars,
WHITfci (JOOD8, fctc Ktc.
Flrst-olass Goods at the price of inferior.
A GOOD DISCOUNT TO TUE TKI. lE !)2!)tuth
W
F A
F0UBTH AJJD AECfl,
OPENING OF
L L Cr o O D
s.
P1M8' IRISH POPLINS.
PIM8' PLAID POPLINS.
PLAID MER1NOE8.
CASHMERE ROUES.
SILKS AND DRESS GOOD;!.
ST. BhRNARD SHAWLS.
ST. BIBNASD CL0AKL.4O.
EXPENSIVE SHAWLS.
4 12stuthrp
cCUIlDY & DUNKLE,
NEW DRir GOODS STORE,
No. 140 North EIGHTH Street.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Offered at Prices Below Competition
MUisLINS, LINENS, and SHEETINGS, In frreat
Tariety, Terr low. 9 19 ws3m
1866 !--october DRY; GOODS!
OUR PRICES ARE DECIDEDLY REASONABLE.
Beautiful Plaid Poplins, Cashmeres, ele.
Fine Plain Poplins. Merlnoes, Empress Cloths, etc. -Excflleut
Klack Alpacas. Alt wool Delaines, etc
French Ctnntzes, Calicoes, Gingham. Checks etc.
SUPERB BR0CHE AND PAISLEY SHAWLS!
Ladks', Misses' and Children's Blanket Shawls.
Linen Gooes in great vunety. cheap and iiood
Blankets. Flannels. I ickings. Quins etc. eio.
A splendid Mock of Ciottis . nd Cuaslmeres at
JUisKPII II, TIl01tNL,KY'S, ,
tLnto Thorntey & Chlsm's),
N. E. f'OR EIGHTH AND nl'HiNG Uuui.l'
8. B eacued and unuicached Muslins at lowest
market prices.
10 aim
CHEAP PRY COOis. CARPETS, OIL
Cloths and Window Shades. V. E. ARCRAH
BAULT, -V E. corner of ELEVENTH and MAKKBT
Streets will open this morniug, li cm auction Ingrain
Carpets all wool, at0, 62, 15 two oi, i 2 al Hi, and
al'&U. Thite pi' Carpets, aj 20 English Tapostiy
Brussels Carpets on, 1D0, worth ti SO. He up Car.
pets 37U. Rag Caroets, 6c f ntr and Stair carpets,
2Ac to 1'M. F.oorOil cloths, 62o. stair Oilcloths,
26c. Window Shades, 1 up i-lalu HbadluK, Wo Wool,
len ItrtUKeta, ai -li. Stair Rods 12o. np. table UU
( loilis, 74c. t Velvet Rugs, 3'73t -ocoa Wats, al 26.
Blanke's AtiC pain, "I ail-wool Blankets at , ti, 7.
as 9 aio, and all ; Fluunels S7c. ud; Muslins, like, uo;
MftroWl.es limits. & to 10 ile allies lie. store tor
bargains. wholesaJeor ratal', . E. comer ELEVKNT1I
aud MARKET Birei-tB. 921 lin
SELLING AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ALL
colon ot 81 k Gimp and Girdles, Fancy Chains and
Combs Belt Buckles and Slides. Linen Uandkerohleta
all of colors Alpaca Braids and Salrt Braids, SI, k and
Mohair Binding, Linen bhirt Bosoms at manu acturer's
prlcea, e,c. Ladles, give us a call beiore buying else-i
wbere. to convince yourseives ol facta i
W ILLIAM A.ONN KUai l'ADTKR'9,
No. 103 N EIUIITll street i
9 57 1m Next to the N. E, cor. Eighth anu Arch. '
T C
II A M B
K R S
o. 810 ARCH 8TBEET.
o.
novelties opening uany in
HEAL. LACK GOODS, I
EMBHOIUERIES, .
WIIITB OOOOS.
Thread VelU Bargains. ,
Cambric Kdglnut and Insnrtlnga.
Beal Val. UaudAarchlefk.
Linen Col'ars , Cuffs Sleeves etc m
E.
R, LEE, . j
4) north eighth 8tbeet,
succkbkok to w. waEnock.
Will reopea our new Btore. No. 43 North Flghth at (War.
nock oid established Stand), on M on Jay inornluj
next, October 8th, with an entirely near siockof iiry
Goods, lurcbased within the past week for cash.
M. . K. LEE,
10-1 4t No 41 North Eighth Btreet
TF YOU WAT TO FIND A LARGE ASSORT
J. ment in Black and Colored Velveta, of all widths,
89 10 WILLIAM LOIVNKRSTADTF.U'8,
No 1(4 N. KIOITH Htreet, 1
BY! Ira ex.t to the N, E. cor. Eighth aod Arch.
INSURANCE COMPANIES. ,
5 O O.O 00,000
ARE PROMISED
To the Hein of thaw who have take Folicte
from the
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
OP THK UNITED STATES.
$30,000,000
Are Paid lit nail? Into those Companies by the
Assured.
THE SAFE AND WISE INVESTMENT
Of these Fundi la all Importanat.
SECURITY FOR ALL THE FUTURE U the
first consideration in this business.
Such Security, guaranteed by THE GREAT
STATE OF NEW YORK, ii given only by
THE NOHTII AMERICA
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
This Company also gives a World-Wide Policy
K. D.MORGAN, President.
T. I. Mr R WIN , VIee-l'resldent.iV .
J. W. 1IEKR1LL, Beeretary. '
I. J. MaRlillT, Actuary.
NELSON F. EVANS,
UESKUAL AOKKT.
PHILADELPHIA BRAKin,
No. 434 WALNUT STREET.
Ca'l at the Office, or send for Clrea'ar.
1 brie active business men, of good adores want
for aye ncies. 10 4 tlisrptti
DRY GOODS.
CURWEN STODDART & BRO.
BLANKETS!
15LANKETSI
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Now have the LARGEST and MOST VARIED
STOCK they ever offered to tho trade, comprising
grades and makes at K3
VEItY KEDUCED PRICES.
BLANKETS for the Wholesale Trade.
BLANKETS for Institutions.
BLANKETS for Hotels.
BLANKETS for Families.
Nos. 450. 452. and 454 N. SECOND St,
10 6 It ABOVE WILLOW.
DWIN HALL & CO.,
Ko. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Opened Thla Morning,
Of their bwn Importation, Two Cases of
felLK It IB BED POPLINS,
In all the new popular shades of colors.
ALSO, TWO CASES OF
FKENCU Ff.AID POPLINS,
la Beautiful Designs, Wholesale and Retail.
10 IftuthslMpI
pm T. Q U I N L aAN,
No. 429 SOUTH Street,
First Dry Goods Store Below Fifth St.
HAS NOW OPEN,
FINE PARIS DRESS COOOS.
PLAID A NO PLAIN POPLINS.
FI1KACII ANU KAGLISII MKHINOES.
H-4 AND RKUULAK WIDTH ALPACAS.
FRENCH ANU SAXONY PLAIDS, ALL
PRICKS.
PLAIN ALL-WOOL DELAIKKS.
WEN'S AND BOYS' CASSIIttKKES AND
FLANNELS.
CLOAKS &, SHAWLS, EVERY VARIETY.
MUSLINS, CALICOES, AND DBLAIN ES.
A ml a General Assortment of Dealrabls)
DRY GOODS,
At a little below t be rcgalar retail prices. 1 0 2 J lai4o
UlOKKJiJJSrJLU,
OR LIFE-KEJITENATOK.
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK YOUTH TO THE AGED
. This preparation Is nneqo ailed as a rejuvenator and re
storer ot wasted aud Inert functions.
'J he leeole. the aged and ali those who hare In anr
wa; Impaired their vitality by excessive menial or physi
cal application, will flno the hlokrene to be what Its nama
implies a liie-rejuvenator, wblcb, while it builds up tha
shattered constitution, will a so Impart to the feellmrS
the briskness and energy which belong to youth.
No matter by what cause any oigannas become enfee
bled In Its functions this superb preparation will remove
that causo at once and torever.
Bit iKKENE cures General Pehillty, Impotencr, Ner
vous lnoapacltv, Dypepula, Depression, Luss ol Appe
tite, Low opiri's, Imbecility, Mental Indolence. Kinucla
tlon. Ennui It bas a must Ueuuhuul, desirable, ant)
novel eQccr upon the nervous sj stem, and ail who are la
any way prostra'ed by nervous disabilities are earnestly
advised to seek a cure tn this most excel. eat and uu
eonullrd preparation.
WOKKKM.-The Feeble, the Lanimld, the Despair
Ifk the Old should give this valuable discover atrial;
It will be found totally ditfetent trout art other articles
for the same purpose.
'1 0 FEMALES. This preparation Is Invaluable In ner
vous weaknesses of all kiu is, as It will restore the
wasted strength with wouderial permanence.
It Is also ajtiand Tonic, and will oive re lef in Dvspep
sia with the first dose A brief peVslsienoe in its usa
will lenovate the stomach to a degree of perfect health,
and bsnlsh Dyspepsia torever.
One DoUar per bottle, or six bottles for (6. bT
lru(fttisH generally. Sent bv express anywhere by adj.
dressing nuTtiiinuss uillhsu rroprie"i
jo ajuci oiroei, new iorx.
Hold by
JOHN80S. HOLLOWAY ft COWDEH,
no it jNoitn BiATli Htreet.
DYOII'SiCOm
4 19 thstu6mrp No 'm N SECOND Ht-
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CEBTIPY THAT
we have been cured or the following diseases,:
Henry KI Patrick Ko (US houih Sixteenth street, John
Fsrren. So. 1J40 Korth front street Mrs. feartio, ho.
1H0H Jones, above Market street, cured of the most ma
lignant and excniolaitnn rheumatic pains; John Martitt,
pronounced incuubke of uropsv, aud cored, residence
bsck of o. 13.'8 orth Fiont street, all eured by Dr. T.
fttos IKOY office Ko. VUWrLL i-Ueet, between
Filth srd Sixth, and Kpruce and Pine streets, Fbiladul
phla. The afflicted In all cases are invited to ca I. Ad
vice tree. t'jUswfjtrp
D
R. HUNTER, Ho. ii N. SEVENTH
HTHF.ET. ABOVE FILBERT. PHILADELPHIA
Acknowledged bp all partirt Meretted as by lar tha.
MOST SUt'C'ESNFDL fHVHIClAN
In the treatment of DtteauM in hit tpeetalty. QUIOICu
TilOKoliGH, and permanent euret guaranteed in every
case. Kemeniber bit UC'NTKH'S Celebrated Kemedle
can onlv be had genuine at but old establlabtODce, Nto
4N WltVENTH Hire t bov Klloart. l"i
NEURALGIA CURED BY A SINGLE APPLF
catlon of "UPBAM'B MaONETie OIL." Uoltl
at CPhAat'8, No. it . EIGHTH lb tree t, and by eJX
Dtngglsta. M cents and 1 a botUe. ID store j
G
ANCER CURED WITHOUT TnE. KNIFB.
i iiai I wv a n on TTitnuhtM
APPly to Dr. LEbSEY, ii. W K. KUITH JHt
I-fiiUcU'phlft, If 0 .