Daily evening bulletin., October 08, 1866, Image 2

SSie ialejFianfls on the Government nt
New Orleans. 1
Washington, October 7,1866.—Tbe heavy
swindles on the Government perpetrated by
Jacob Loewenthal, a claim agent of this
city, were communicated to the Govern-,
ment authorities by a gentleman in the
same profession, now practising here. Mr.
Loewenthal’s frauds and forgeries were de
lected and traced up to an abundance of
legal proof, any portion of which is suffi
cient to convict him. of forgery, fraud and
subornation of witnesses. . ■ • .
It appears that about the beginning of
Beptember ample 'evidence of the fraudu
lent practices of Mr. Loe wenthal was submit
ted to the Secretary of War, and by him re
ferred to the Paymaster General, who, on
file 2d of October, returned the paper to the
Adjutant General, from whose pfdoe-it,iwas
immediately.transmitteditp.Major-General
Philip H.Sheridan.at «
sow engaged in ferreting-out thjs etupen-.
dons piece of rascality, which has plundered :
the United States Government of about pne
million of dollars. Last spring jfltjv Loe
wenthal sent two men,to New.Qrleans--Mr.
J, T. Lovejoy, formerly a claimagent
in - Washington, and a Mr. Q, Blair—
who,,'advertised in Orleans that
they were Government.agente, dulyauthor
.. izeu by the Government to collect. the.dis
charges of colored troops for.the, purpose of
procuring and paying to them the bpunties
due them. These confederates , were pro
vided with a spnrionß. stamp, which. they
used in their transactions with ~thp, colored
troops, arid which they informed the negroes
was. a lawful Government stamp. When a
large : number., of these. discharges were
collected they were sent on; to Washington.
Mr. furnished great quantities
of blanks to the New Orleans confederates,
who made out applications, with the excep
tion ;pf names and amounts, filled up the
affidavits, and had .them .stamped .by a
notary public in this incomplete condition,
and sent them on to Washington'in huge
bundles. Here Mr. Loewenthal filled up
the blanks with the namesand amounts due
the soldiers, whose discharges he had pre
viously received, made , out the necessary
vouchers for pay, forged the signature of
the olaimantor signed it in a manner repre
senting that the claimant had made his
mark, having. the soldiers’ discharge as
proof, and presented the claims for pay
ment.,
Mr.Loewenthal, after becoming possessed.
of a large enm of money, in this manner,
started for New Orleans, first warn
ing hispartners to give notice to all
claimants that their presence was re
quired at the office in New Orleans to
receive their money. Arrived there, he
was sure to find an immense concourse of
colored claimants, in the midst of which,
with all the noise and confusion usual on
such occasions,, he called each claimant up
in. .succession, and by an ingenious and
rapid method of payment, which not a little
mystified the recipients, who were hurried
away, too quiokly for their surprise to "find
expression in words, he contrived to force
from this branch of this service a very grati
fying remuneration, ;
Unless, means are discovered to recover
from Mr. Loewenthal all or a portion of the
money thus fraudulently obtained, the Go
vernment must be loser, inasmuch as the
claims which: Loewenthal collected were
real, while-for their settlement the Govern
ment, has-nothing hot forged receipts to
show. Most of the men whom Loewenthal
professed to pay-received but a portion of
whatwas due them, and therefore have
still a claim against the Government,
A great number, of fictitious claims which
bad been presented at the departments and
had been stamped as rejected on.account of
the claimants’ names not appe&ring.on the
rolls filed in, the Adjutant General’s office,
were found in the office of the New Orleans
partners;. thus plainly indicating anather
t modein which fraud was attempted on the
-Government. The matter is now being
thoroughly investigated by the Government
authorities, and it is expected that in a short
time all the details willbe made public.
From California.
SanFkancisco, Oct. 6.—Brevet Brigadier
General Richard C. Cram, Assistant Adju
tant General of the United States army, has
been relieved from duty here and ordered to
Philadelphia, i
The United States steamer Vanderbilt,
which conveys Queen Emma to her home,
is now ready for sea. It is understood that
Admiral Hatcher will accompany tSe Queen
on her. voyage.
The bark Elizabeth arrived to-day from
Hamburg; also the brig Crown, from Syd
ney, N. 8. W. The latter vessel reported
having met bn the equator, on AugustlOth,
the whaling bark Mary and Susan, of New
Bedford, With 1,500 barrels sperm oiL
SAW Ebancisco, Oct. 6.— The bark Aus
traiind, from Sydney .brings advices to July
25th, ten. days later than' the steamer’s ad
vices.’ The emigrant ship Netherby was
wrecked on King’s Island about July 23d.
The passengers, four hundred and fifty-two
in number, were all saved, ' _
It is reported that petroleum has bpen dis
oovered at Adelaide, Australia. ’ It rose to
the suffice from a depth of fifty feet.
California,flour and wheat are! supersed
ing allother kinds. The - extreme quota
tion* of fiour at Sydney were £l6 10s. per
ton! Wheat 6s. 6d. per busheL
Theiiank at Brisbane suspended pay
meht july 24th.
Queen Emma Was officially visited last
evening by the Governor,.Major General
Haileck, Admiral Thatcher, and officers of
the apoy.add navy.
She also attended a grand .review of
feroopß at, Presidioto-day, under an official
invitation. She expects to leave on Monday.
Trade languishes but jobbing, continues
fair. The wheai market is firm; $1 621 is
offered,for ; choioe lots, but the general price
;
The Union Insurance Company has de
clared for the quarter ending
. Thestatemeptofexports from.this .port
for the last nine months shows an iacrSase
.'iff; nterbhapdise, andlJ2,-
800,000 in treasury above the corresponding
period of laßt year. The increase in tonnage
lh 85,000 tons. "The increase’ in domestic
exports is $2,800,000. •.
From South Carolina.
Charleston, 8. C., October 6 th. —Maior
GenerM Sickles has issued an order pro
cases i>e remitted to the
- IJnited States: Courts of which they have
galoognlzaUce.
/Second—That inasmuch as the State Courts
are mow open to all persons;With equal civil
rights therein, without distinction of color,
all cases, civil aud criminal, in which the
parties are civilians, shall be turned J over
So the State tribunals, and ci'vilians now in
military custody will be surrendered to the
sheriff of the district' in Which the alleged
offences were committed.
2%ird—Military provost conrts will be
discontinued in the several districts as
soon pa the district courts are organized,
excepting at Hilton Head and certain Sea
lalandß. .
The jails will be restored to the
P nD * a^in !! e fff Probi
No prosecution or suit will ho
in w military car
thSftri^‘Xmand^S , Sr,^? Vid<)
and ghan:
arrMt persons charged with offerees aglinst
thedaws-of States, irresjSve
of color. wheff: the civil, authorities fail to
do so. . -
Tenth- Pistrict commanders are eDjbined
to extend due facilities and protection, as
heretofore, to the Freedmen’s Bureau agents.
The eleventh section commends to the au
thorities and people of South Carolina the
patient consideration and impartial execu
tion of the laws towards tbe dais of persons
recently clothed witn civil rights, so that no
occasion, may hereafter arise for the exercise
of the military authority in matters of ordi
nary civil administration concerning the
freed people. * v . v V
Tbe Roman Catbolie Plenary Council.
Baltimore, Oot. 7.—The meeting of the
Plenary Connell of: the Roman Catholic
Church in the United States assembled this -
morning at the Cathedral in this city. All
the members of, the Council were present,
and seven archbishops, twenty-eight bish
ops, one; hundred and twenty-two priests,
heads ofordersj doctors of divinity.seventy
jfonr ecclesiastics, four mnnta nnrfihrim mi
tied abbots, were present. The procession
was.formed at the Archbishpjtfa, residence,
and moved around the square of'the cathe
dral. There was an immense gathering in
the Btreets, and it is 'estimated that forty
thousand people weregathered in the streets,
on the housetops, and at every available,
point, toyfew tbeprooession.-.. . ‘
j The Cathedral was packed t& its utmost
capacity. One hundred-vocal and instru
mental performers participated in. the music
in the church, which was.very grand. - Mo
zart’s Twelfth Mass was sung.
! Archbishop Purcellpof-Oincinnati, cele
brated Pontifical High Mass, and Arch-,
bishop ,McCloskey, of New I York, preached
a sermon from the words, “Glorious things
are spoken of thee, O City of God!’’ The
services lasted from ten o’ clock until nearly
three o’clock.. The. synod was then formally
opened by Archbishop Spalding, Apostolic
Delegate, who addressed* the , Council, in
Latin.. The procession was then .reformed
in the same 'orderi and proceeded through
the streets to the Archbishop’s residence.
; The following are the nameeyof the officials
pf the Council:... -
i Promoter—Right Rev. P. N. Lynch. D.
D., of Charleston, S. C.
; Assistant Promoter—Very Rev. Wm.
O’Hara, D.,D., V. Philadelphia.
Chancellor—Ray. Thomas Foley, D. D.,
Baltimore;. , ,
, Assistant Chancellor—Rev. James Gib
bons, A. M., Baltimore.
, Secretaries—Very Rev.. James A. Corco
ran. D. D., G. G., Rev. James Keogh, D. D.,
Philadelphia; Rev. Thomas A. Beoker, D.
D., Richmond, Va. : .
i Notaries—Very Rev. F., Joseph Pabesch,
D.D., of Cincinnati; Very Rev. F. S. Villar
rassa, O. S. D., California; Very Rev. M.
Heiss, D. D., Milwaukee; Rev. Michael
Accotti, S. - J., California;. Rev. Wm. B.
Waynch, Baltimore; Rev. Alex. Sherwood
Healy, Boston; Rev, P, J. Ryan, St. Louis.
. Masters of Ceremonies—Rev. Francis
McNierney, New York, and Rev. S. Ferte,
of Baltimore.
European News by Telegraph.
London, Oct. 6. —By the ■ treaty between
Italy and Austria, the former acquires the
territory of Venetia as it existed under the
dominion of Austria, and the debt of Vene
tia, amounting to 35,000,000 florins, is as
sumed by the Italian Goverhment.
A complete amnesty has been accorded by,
Italy to all political prisoners. •* * - «
: Livekpood, Oct. 6<—The steamship China,
from Boston, arrived/at this port to-day.
Liverpool Cotton Market.—The sales
te-day amounted to 10,000 bales, at a decline
of id. (
! Middling Uplands are quoted At 14Jd.
j London, Oct,, o.—Consols are quoted at
89i; ; Five-Twenties, 711; Illinois Central
Railroad shares, 78i; Erie Railroad shares,
511. ' '
■i Trieste, Oct. 7.—The - insurgent move
ment amongst the Cretans is spreading
rapidly. The Cabinet of the Pope talk* of
ceasing relations with Greece altogether.
I Berlin, Oct. 7.—A patent, taking posses
sion of the recent Kingdom of Hanover, was
promulgated by the Prussian Government,
yesterday, the 6th of October. The loyalty
of the people in all cases is demanded.
A Political Affray.
; Baltimore, Oot. 7.—On Saturday night a
shooting affray occurred in a public house
in the eastern part of the city, resulting in
the death of a man named Benjamin E.
Jones, and the Wounding of George Good
rich and John Betz, the latter seriously. A
man named A. M. S. Richardson gave him
self up as the party who had fired the pistol,
claiming that he had done so in self-defence.
The Coloner’s jury subsquently discharged
him. The affray grew out of political ex
citement. '
“EXCELSIOR PRESS”
B R I C K
MAHWACTITRIHG COMPANY.
A’ . !
#4oo3ooo*
DIRECTORS.
L, .MONTGOMERY BOND,
JOHN E. GRABFF.
-R. W. LKAMTNG.
WILLIAM L. GREGG.
E. J. MATHEWS.
GEO. W/hOLMES, Jb.
FBESrDKMT,
L. MONTGOMERY BOND.
\ •
SECBBTABY ANS TEXAfIOBKS,,
I GEORGE D. McILVAINE. >
Office, Penn (New Marble) Building,
438 WALNUT St..
How Temporarily-st 53 South Front 8t
The taehas arrived when red bricks moat be made
bX®Mhinejy to keep np with the steady march of 1m
proveraeot.. • ■ ■ * ~ •
I M PBo^? a> SSCBXSIOB BBIOK
'la lie onlyanachlne In uae which sucotwafully
Uneat PRBBB BRICKS with
ThlaCompany has purchased of Mr. Gregg the Pa
tent? Kght for parts of Pennaylvanla, New Jersey and
Delaware, anddtas-.one ef his. wwtiinimt,/,w
sa,ooo bricks per day In this city. They hare also poi>
chased a clay lot of 2£ acres*, at the junction of Broad
street and Germantown read, for a second machine,
now nearly -ready, and a third one Is building for a lo
cation near the Arsenal, on tie SchnyltUL
. TWO MILLIONS of tne Bricks of the Company
hive already been sold In Philadelphia, since Joly lst.
and are to be seen In various buildings In different
parts of the city.
The aiming year the Company expect to manufao.
tore One Hundred Thousand Bricks dally,and are now
ready to make contracts for large quantities,
The Bricks of this manuihcture are the heavies'
made.
They absorb the least water.
They are the moat durable of any.
They areas handsome as any."
The public are Invited to visit the Works, on the
New Germantown Pike, half a mile beyond the old
Lamb Tavern. /
i L; MONTGOMERY BOND, Preeidemt.
! GEORGE p.'McILVAINE, '
selS.w frmian Secretary and Treasurer.
ALBRIGHT & HUTTENBRAUCK,
j'V: TAILORS. ~
; :No. 915 Chestnut Street,
RtepectfullyilnvUe the.pnblic to‘a handsome assort-'
| mentof Fall and Winter Goods. ,
■ sest-m wfaint ■ - - ■ 1 .
War Eagle Silver Mining Company .
Of IDAHO. Office of the Company, 144 a POURTB
Btreet. jyirtn
Y EVENING BULLETIN; PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OOf Oft
THE DAI
JJlcLBT'a
TeanpiaoesolamuMment may 1 bad as to Bi
tfclocE any evening.
ACADEMY OF MTJSIO.
„ ITALIAN OPERA.
SEASON OF FIFTEEN OPERA NIGHTS ■
ANDTHBEE MATINEES.
MONDAY, October is. ■“
Daring the season the following eminent artists win
positively appear:
„ SOPRANOS AND CONTRALTO?,
CD. KELLOGG, . CARMEN POOH, .
ANTOINETTEBONCONI. MrA.HAUCK. ; .
T. NATALIE TESTA', STELLA BONHEUR,
FANNY STOCKTON. .M. BICABDI.: *' ]
MAZZOLENI, TBKOIUV BABAGLT.
TESTA, BEBNABDL BEICHABDT.
BASSO-BUFFO, "
GKJBGIO BONCONI.' '
BARITONES AND BASSOS, *
BELLINI; : . ANTONT7OCT,
FOSS ATI, , LOBINI,
BBBBEUB, - - _ B AMFL
OONDTKJrOBS,'
OABIi BERGMANN, > . A.TOBRIAHI,
may srARETZKK.
LARGE AND EFFECTIVE CHOBIJS
' ANDGBANB ORCHESTRA.
The following Operas will positively be presented
during the season:
CBIBPINO B BA COMABB.
■ THB STAB OP THE NORTH,
THE HUGUENOTS, IFRADIAVOLO,
TROVATORE," 1 KBIWBE IyAMiOBE,
hSTI ANX,,. : - t
THB B ARBKR OP SEVILLE.
LUCREZIA BOBQIA, 1 SONNAM BULA,
FAUST, I DON GIOVANNI,
And others. ~
„ , ADMISSION
To Parquet, Balcony, Dreea Urc1e,....., J 1 B 9
HecoreO treats, extra.....:...:..... 50
Family Circle '...V.... ~ .... 7s
Amphitheatre —.i-.,:,..,.;-:-.. * - . 40
’ „ ■ SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS,
Inclnding a aecnred cholog seat for the fifteen nights,
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS BACH.
■ , BUBSGBIFTIONB “.
Will be received on Monday, To eßday.Wednesday and
Thurrday, October Bth, 9th. loth and lltb, at Trnmp
leFa Moslc Btore, 032 Chestnut street, cor. of Seventh,
i The sale of Tickets for single performances will com
mence on Friday, October 12th, at the Box-office of toe
Academy and at Trumpler'sM hate Store, oo&Sti
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE,
CHESTNUT street, above TWELFTH
Soon open at 7. Certain rises at 7.48.
MONDAY EVENING, October s.
Engagement of the diattngulshed Comedian,
ME JOHN K OWENS.
IMMENSE HIT OF
UNCLE SOLON SHINGLE.
Nightly received by -
CROWDS D HOUSES & DEI IGHTJCD AUDIENCES
The performance will commence with -
UNCLE SOLON SHINGLE |
Solon Shingle J ...Mr. JOHN E OWENS
1 To be followed by the sparkling Sketch,
A CONJUGAL LESSON.
Mr. Lullaby ™_™. J.E OWENS
To conclude with the thrilling Drama,
THE REVOLUTION OF '35.
Satnrday Afterneon. Oct. IS, Second Owens Matinee.
TUTUS. JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH STREET
1U THEATRE Begins at Mto 8 o’clock,
e AN OTHER NEW PLAY—
Eniagtment of theyonng Tragedian. '
ME PANfEL E BAND MANN.
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING,
T. B. De Walden’s Play, entitled
DESTINY,
DESTINY.
Corporal Antoine.™:..... ™ ....Mr. BANDMANN
Oonclnding each evening with
A RACE FOR A WIDOW.
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF ME BANDMANN.
A GLORIOUS BILL.
Box Sheet now open.
THE FAST FAMILY again shortly.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE N. E com®
NINTH and WALNUT. ‘ ' ' •'
First night of ihe'Dlstingnlahed American Comedian.
, Mr. J. H. HACKETT,
Who is engakaSfor .
POSmVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
And will appear In his (hmeos personation or
SIR JOHN FALBTaFF.
Mr. J. B. ROBERTS as HOTSPUR
THIS (Mo.day) EVENING, Oct. *, IS6S,
Shakspeare’s Grand Hlsto> leal Tragedy ef
HENRY IV,
Including Battle of Bhrewsnnry and Death of Hotspur.
Sir John Falstafi .Mr. J. H. HACKBTT
Taesday—THE MERRY WIVEa OF WINDSOR.
TUTEW AMERICAN THEATRE
li last week ofMr.JOSEfH PROCTOR
_ THIB EVENING
The bsantifbl Play. In five acts, of
AMBITION;
Or, the Tomb Throne ana the Scaffold. ocs
XJXW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
Av ELEVENTH street, above CHESTNUT.
"THE FAMILY RESORT"
OPEN FOB THE SEASONS
CARNCROSS'dtDIXEYS MINSTRELS,
The Great Star Trocpe or the World, in their GRAND
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES. SONGS. DANCES. NEW
BURLESQUES, PLANTATION “
: Doors open at 7 o’clock. Commencing at 8 o’clock
an2B-Sm| J. L. CARNCROSS, Manager.
AJOW ON EXHLBITIONat 914 CHESTNUT Street
la The only piece of TINTED STATUARY in Am a
rica. Also THE GREBE BLAVE, sad the choicest
collection of OIL PAINTINGS asm BRONZES eyer
eahlhltedln this country, all Selected from PRIVATE
COLLECTIONS ‘ for the Benefit of an orphans'
HOME. Admission Twenty-five Cents. jyK£
PENNSYLVANIA AUADEMYOF PINE ARTS
A ■ CHESTNUT, above TENTH
Open from BA.M. to 8 P.M. • -l ;
Beniamin West's sreat Picture ol GBPEUBT’ Ek
JECTED etui on extfibltlon.
PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
A OF PHILADELPHIA, V
FOURTH Street.
INCORPORATED 3d MONThIzM, 1565.
: CAPITAL, lISO.OOO PAID/IN. I
Inamance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums: or by 5.10
or 20-year premiums. Non-forfeiture.
Endowments, payab‘.eat afulore age. or on prior de
cease, by Yearly Premiums, or 10-year Premiums
both cases Non .forfeiture
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
.Term Policies. Children's Endowments.
.This Company, while giving the insured the security
a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire Profits of
tbe Eife-business among its Policy homers.
Moneys received at interest, and paid on demand.
'Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and to act,
as Axecutor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian,
and in otherfiduciary capacities under appointment
of any Court of this Commonwealth or of any person
or persons, or bodies politic or corporate.
; DIBEdTOBS
Samuel R Shipley, | Richard Cadbury,
Jeremiah Hacker, Henry Haines,
Joshua H. Morris, T. Wla tar Brown,
Richard Wood, IWm. O. Lonettreth,
r Charles P. Coffin.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
' _ President.' 1 Actuary.
THOMAS WIHTARjM D„ J. B. TOWNSEND,
oc4.tf|. Medical Examiner. ' j Legal Adviser.
\fUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
«I PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, NO. S BOUTH FIFTH STREET,
• @126,1522 21
ASSETS,
MUTUAL SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY,
Caleb Clothier,
/ Benjamin Malone,
Thomas leather,
T. Ellwood Chapman,
Simeon Matlack, '
Aaron W. Gukill, .
CALEB .CLO 1
j BENJAMIN
THOMAS SCATHES,
T.BLLWOOD OHAPI
The attention or Shippers to Sonth American Ports
and of which they arethe sole reoelverala this «i^ T
| rVO&Y SHEAS, .
ST. LOUIS,
i LANGLEY'S CHOICE.
i NEDH-MILIH;
BUBAL, ■
PABCAGOULA,
anti-pahioT
GRANITE.
This Bloor Is jpntnp In tlie very best ronnd biJm
packages and wifi be sold to lota to suit. “ “°? p
pßi BIDDJ!TiTi& C3Q«,
Broad 1113 vino street*
sdr. m. eeim, ~~~
all.other klnds-aspecialty. '
, ■ No, Its Jonefs Allay)
AMUBEMBHiTB.
[TINENTALNEWS EXCHANGE
CHOICE SEATS
iiißVßunai,
CHASTER PERPETUAL.
BISECTORS FOB 106.
Will lain P. Reederr
Joseph Chapman,
Charles Evans, •
Edward M. Needles,
Wilson M. Jenkins,
Lukens Webster.
;tER.. President.
ILONB k Vice President.
Secretary/ »e22-3mt
FLOUR
BETAILDBY GOOD.
BLANKETS. ■
BLANKETS.
■ • \
eUBWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
• Now have the and MOST VARIED'
STOCK they ever offertd to the trade, comprising all
gradesand makee,at i;.
VEBY BBDUOBD PBIGBS:
Blankets for tbe. WbotoialaZißde.
i Blanket n for lostltatloaß.
Blankets far Hotels.
Bankets for Families.
Nos. 450, 452, «54 N. Seoondßt.,
A : ■
oc6 St) Above Willow.
cottongoOds
IgAIN ADVANCING
Notwithstanding the recent advance In prices of Do
mestics, we are still selling at the same low prices we
did a month ago. ,
GOOD QUALITY FAST COLOR CALICOES, IS, U,
I SO cents.
BLEACHED MUSLINS, 14 to 31 cents.
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN-t, 14 to 2S cents.
BEST MAKES CANTON FLANNELS. 2gto 45 cents.
WOOLTEd COTTON SHAKER FLAJSNfcIfi, 31 eta.
ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNELS, S7K and (0 cents.
yABDWjtDR BALLARDVALE FLANNELS, OScts.
1L STEEL & SON
Nosy 713 and 715 North Tenth St,
OCS-3V . -
SPECIALTIES
JUST OPENED BY
THORNHILL & BURNS*
No. 1308 Chestnut Street
A new Invoice of ■ '
FRENCH HOOP SKIRTS,
adapted for the POLONAISE TRAIL,''
Also.a new lot of FINE SILK WARP FLANNELS,
BALHORALB, LADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING and
WHITE GOODS of every description. OCS-3C4
i 1034 OBkSTNU'i a i’KKKr.
E. M. NEEDLES.
Strangers and others will find at 1024 CHES
TNUT Street, a large and complete
assortment o{ASaa
LACES AND LACE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES.
WHITE GOODS.
HANDKERCHIEFS,-VKUR
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
S LKKVJ&B, &C.. Ac..
In great variety and at LOW PKICEB.
E. M. NEEDLES.
/"TLOTHS, CABS) MERES AND VESTINGS.
U JAN KB & LEE Invite the attention of their Mends
and others to their targe and .well assorted stock ot
Goods, adapted to men’s and boys’ wear, comprising
In part
/Black French Cloths,
Blue French Clotijn,
* ‘ Colored French Cloths
OVERCOAT CLOTHS,
Black French Beavers, -
Colored French Beavers. \
Black Esqolm tax Beavers,
Colored Esquimaux Beavers,
i Bine and Black Pilots,
. Bine and wiitpfc Paletots.
PANTALOON
BlackFrencb Cassimeres.
Black French Doeskins,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Nixed and Striped Cassimeres.
Plaid and Silk Nixed Cassimeres
Satinets ail qualities, *
* Cords, Beaverteens, <fca,
At wholesale and retail, by JAMfilfifcLUiJ 1 ”
No. 11 North Second su. Blgn of the Golden Lamb.
Blankets, blankets blankets.—Fine
ano heavy 10-4 Blankets for $6 sa
Good heavy 11 4 Blankets for 87 eo.
All grades of Blankets, np to 820.
Full assortment of Cloths, for Ladles’ Saques.
Frosted Beavers, for rlnaks ana Overcoats.
Full line of Cloths and’Casaimeres.formenandbovTv/
Ballard vale and Domet Flannels, for ladies and
children. . - r
. And alarte stock of Fall and Winter Dress GoodS.at
STOKES et a WOOD’S t 7CB Arch street,
f?BWIN HALL A CO., 28 SOUTH SECOND Street,
J*» are now opening their Fall and Winter ImtSrta
tlona Of SILKS, DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS.
Heavy Black Silks. ' /**
Heavy Colored Silks. /
“Pirn’s 1 ’ Beal Irish Poplins.
French and German Poplins.
Black Goods In great variety.
: Broche Long and Square
BAMK STATBIffEVrs,
Quarterly Report
OF THE
NATIONAL BANK
OF THE
REPUB L I C,
809 aod 811 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, October 1,1864.
RESOURCES. A
Notes Mid bms discounted.....: ,2.432 sc
United States bonds deposited
with the Treaaurer of the United
States 67.000 00
United States bonds on hand 53,000 oo
United States legal-tender notes 68,988 oo ,152 ' 432 82
National bank n0te5...... „..., 17)153 m
Doe from banks ana bankers 8,739 36
Fractional currency and cash Items, 14 257 97
109,154 33
54,075 54
2.788 10
7,699 23 . /.
64862 87
5328050 02
Banking House
Furniture and fixtures,
ux tenses and Taxes....
T0ta1..,.
liabilities.
Capital stock paid 1n...... .;....
Deposits
Profit and L 055.......
T0ta1.......
I. JOS*PH P. HTTiTFORD, Cashier of the Ha.
TIONALBAPK OP THE REPUBLIC do .SSrff.),,
s' y e Medih£nTbSir Ma,t j to «>.«»ss«a
OC2-1M , . JOSEPH P.MHM^.^
MUIDfEBT.
Hit, WEYL * BOBBNHEIM.
A splendid assortment of Pelt and Silk Hats for La
dies and. Children. .
All the newest shapes at very low prices, . i
Willow, Ostrich and Pheasant Plumes.
Brown. Drab, White and'Garnet Bonnet Velvets.
Royal Velvets, Uncut. Velvets, Gros d’A&iqnes
Proßted Velvets. .. ■.> ■
The same goods Inovery other shade ofcolor—
Velvet Ribbons, 'Trimming Ribbons' Bonnetßib.
. bons, ' Paris Ornaments, sine French PlOwersT
French Bind New York Hat and Bonnet PramS’
Laces Illusions—all at . the very lowest market
prices; • •• ■
AT WHOLFSALE AND RETAIL.
Country orders' promptly attended' to. Give ns a
call. ; WEYL & ROSENHEIM,
_QS-tliur ' v-S Cheatnut street.
18. BDBSIEB A GQ» ics B. Delaware AvanneT
iEE 8,186&
ISAAC a JONES, J&,
STOCK BEOKEB,
No. 140 S. Third St.
Government Losm, Stncfce and other secnxrtleo
Bought and Sold at the Philadelphia Board of Bro&en.
■el4-im* ....
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© SPECIALTY, f
SMITH, ‘ RAKDOLPH fc CO.
M I llaosaAtNMi
PIIIiRMSMRi I MmltlM.
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOUBHT XRD BOiD 0H BOZatimm
iBVRUBBI
BANKING HOUSE
/
OF
J/OrCoOKE&C S *
112 and 114 So\ THIRD ST. PHILAD’A.
Dealers in all Government Securities.
OLD 5 20*8 WANTED
>IH EXCHANGE FOR SEW.
ALIBBBALDIFEEBENCE ALLOWED
Compound Interest Rotes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT.
Concensus made; Stocks Bought and Bold on Com
misaloß.
soedal business accommodations received fin
_ ' „ gefs
S-)Sf0 9 s,
7 3-l O’s,
t ■■ -v
1881’s,
10-40»S, /
* s.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
BOUGHT AND SOLD. /
DEHAVEN & BRO,
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
RATIONAL
EXCHANGE BANK
k*
WILL REMOVE TO ITS
NEW BANKING HOUSE
Nos. 633 and 635
Chestnut Street,
ON OB ABOUT
THE 15th OCTOBER NEXT.
A. BOYD, President.
BTOCK BROKER.
GEO. HENDERSON. JR..
NO. 22S DOCKSTBEET.
Havtnfreaumed bnslness, I am prebared to make
Cash er lime purchases and tales or stocks. Bonds'
etc.
( Jitouiseairied at 6 per cent. Interest, without any
Orders executed In New York, Boston and Raltl-
WATCHES and jjEW»m.»rb
s lewis itADogg^ 5
DEALER * JEWELtR^A
1( WATCIIK9, iBWKLBT * SILVER WARE, Jf
and JEWELBY BEPAJBEB.^r
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
AND
JEWELRY.
attending [the Convention wishing to par-
Watches, Jewelry or Silver-Ware
•dvanuge to otil andw
*• ««•
voffSfggk.REDUCED PRICES.
aMSSI™^® 111 tt » TO?
l “ 0n « »OUght fcreash.
aaso, uiaueia&naauW' ; juntrf
1200,000 00
119,340 99
6,809 03
$328160 02
ladies’ m eLoyg^
HE4;LY & CO.,
928 CHESTNUT ST..
Have Just receive! a luge aaortxasi t of
] BSAL “JOU7IN” KIB GLOVES,
DOUBLfc AND SINGLiS BUTTON,
-Of the most desirable colors. '
j ;; GENVB BOUBLED STITCHED
" andotbamates.
N. B,—Ladles’ and Gents’ Urivug Gloves made to
order, ocs.fr m w 2m
A liMjntlA GRAPHS.—iw kegs of theme splendid
white gTsoesan fine order landlna and far sale hi
JOB.B BUSSIER*CO,. I#Bcolb DelawarebYCMl
FESANCIAIt
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
OH DBPOHraB. |
Chestnut Bt..PkilUj
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BOABDa. bttr op the ~lcq. ~
w- FraraßooFUiaanasoirFOLDiNOßOAitDa
FIRST ABB SECOND COMMON BOARD&
THIBIJ COMMON BOARDS - •
w. pins; an»sap pine flooktnh.
CAROLINA FLOORING.
W. FIRS ARB CYPRESS SHINGLES.
JANNEY,
NOBLE STREET WHARF,
§OO If. Avpnna
sell-lml
& 1 28PlH§£55£r,. B £ IT:ED > lumber-whip-.
J2_WH# * PURNjBLL. BROAD and MOBLE streets,
Offers for Pattern-mat era and Carrera a. superior
quality seasoned While PlnePlank, from l&to &
ucbesin thickness. DrvPannel from Ist, 2nd and 3<£
Com. Boards.' ; Norway Mae am stag au23f,ra ,i6t°
M? a i. & p sgr&
MIRRORS AND FR limP*
A. S. ROBINSON
910 CHESTNUT STREET.
ROOKING GLASSES,
PAINTINGS
Engravings and Photographs,
Plain and Ornamental Gilt Frames.
Cured Walnut and Stony Frames,
05 HAND OB MADS TO OBDS&
GEORGE a BETTKAUFF,
v. Hanal&ctnrer of
LOOKIgQ-QLASSBS. PORTRAIT, PHOTO
'S, GRAPH. PICTTUBB FRAHES. GILT
.MOULDINGS and CORNICES,
5a 929 ARCH Street. Philadelphia.
Chroxno-Xiihographs, Paintings, and a great va
riety of Engravings on hand.
Frame-makers supplied
1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
» • se22-6m*
LOOKING GLASSES.
A large assortment in Ornamented SILT and w.r-
NUT FRAMES. For sale by
J. COWPLAND.
53 Sooth Fourth Street, near Chestnut
; seT-tml .
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM BHTRT
MANUFACTORY,
Orders ftir these celebrated Shirts supplied prompt
at brief nodes.
GENTLEMEN’S
Furnishing Goods.
Of,late styles In fall variety.
WINCHESTER & 00,
leSm.w.M?' 06 CHESTNUT,
J. W. BCOTT & CO..
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALEBS IN '
Men’s Furnishing Goods.
No. 814 Chestnut Street!
Four doors below the “Continental,’’ '
l POTT. A T3ff.lYPm A ,
OABPEmrGS.
Arch Street Carpet Warehoase.,
FALL IMPORTATIONS
i t or
CARPETING^
NOW OPENING, LATEST STYLE 3 AT LOWEST'
PRICES,
JOS. BLACKWOOD,
833 ARCH STREET,
t.l7n.,wJSm Two doors below Ninth street.
j t HUDRESTS CLOTHING.
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING.
GRAND OPENING OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHIN&
AT
; MRS. E. KEYSER’S.
Chestx ut Street-
BLIKDB AJTD SHADES.
B. J, WILLIAMS,
Mo. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREW?*
MANUFACTURER OF
YENETIAN BLINDi
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment In the dsy at t&
lowestprlces. -v.,, ■
Store Shades made aot-tl
Poiiet Bsoks,
Portemoimales,
' Cigar tases,
Portfolios,
Dressing Cases,
Bankers’Cases.
•go S :
ups «
fc « £
d $ §
L- .•»*» *l|_
writing
.desks,'
' TOILET
cases,
needle
Ladies and Gents’
Batcßeis and '
Travelling Bags,
in all styles.
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r 1 3
'(^^SeedJewo^fc ,
made into
g]| Batcbelfl,
pi Pocket