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IVcw York markets or 1 esteraay.
Asm:-:? nr? imcbmiffed, with sultw of 50 bblsatss,2o
for pots and pearls.
I'r.rAbSTCFFS.—Tta market for State aud Western
Ylmir 5« OffilOc bbl better, with a good export and a
fair home trade demand. The sales arc 15,000 bbls, at
i?f>.2s®s.Uf> for puporfine State; &5.G0&5.70 for extra
tnftlc; 9r».2f>d>s.3T> for superfine Michigui, Indiana,
Ohio, lowa, Ac., and $5.60ai5.70 for extra do, including
(shipping brands of round hoop Ohio at $5.80tf5.90, and
trade brands of do at 56.25aj6.35.
Southern flour is also firmer, with a fair business
-ilohi": of 1,000 bbls, «t ®5.5j»4/:&,Oi* for ruiperfino
Raltimorc; $M5.05<af1.76 forest™. d.»; $& 05aC for Brawiy
tviuej fe5.75d7.25 for Georgetown ; S“<nB.7o for Petcrs-
Lwg city ; ©8.75 for Richmond city.
Canadian Flour is a shade firmer, with sales of 600 bids,
svt 50.20©5.55 for superfine, and .?5.50<5C.50 for tlie range
extra brands.
Rye Flour is quiet and firm, at $2.70®4 for the range of
no nr.d superfine*
i 'orn Meal in quiet and nominally unchanged; we quote
Jeivry at S2.S(S Brandywine§s.looB.ls, puncheons
Wh.-At i-s active, and prices hare advanced one to two
cculs bus; s-tles 165,000 bus at $1 15ic1.22 for Mil
waukee Club: $1.22 !£©1.23 for amber Iowa; Sl.2stf 1.34
for winter ml Western: and $1.43 for white Kentucky,
llye is firm at 69©74c.
Burley is nominal at 68370 c.
l*ats are unchanged, with sales at 30333 c for .Terser,
Delaware, and Pennsylvania; 34335;; c for Wosteru aud
State, ami £90*03 for Canadian.
Corn i:> ill largo fiupply* and the market is heavy and
drooping: sale- 200,000 bushels at 50353 c for mixed
Western; she demand, however, i« quite active at the
conres-irm.
ruc > isn»X3.—Pork i* quiet, and the market is without
♦ fjeontisl change; the salee are 5)00 bbls, at $14.50 for
me**, and $0.70*10 for prime. Beef is unchanged, with
Hides of 150 bbls at §5®.5 50 for country mess; s4tt4 60
for country prime, and $*©11.25 for repacked Western.
.Prime Npx-i Beef is nominal. Beef Hams are inactive.
Bacon ij unict Cut Meats are steady at s.’a«6cfor
Hams, aud for Shoulders. Lard is in fair demand,
with sales of 450 tes and Uhls at B.h'o9.Vc.
Fkv«t,—»> notice sales of a«:U boxes Raisins at $2
f.-sv an«l $2.50 for layers, and 4Q Writs Pecttu
wt $lO.
Hykwoops have been exceedingly quiet, and we have
no sale* to record.
Oil. (J.vxk- and Meat,.—The market has been inac
tive since our last, and no sales have transpired.
AYmsfir i» firmer, witu sales of 4ho bbls at 20 £2o '+£.
Letter from Princeton, N. J.
[Cov»'(‘>v>*.>nrtencfr of The Press.]
Princeton College, Sept. 26,1861,
The recent excitement in college; cooling Reces
sion proclivities beneath the pump; the suspension
of threo students from our State for tho offence;
their triumphal procession to the depot, and the
general determination of tho students to crush re
bellion in our midst—all haw way to the Wl3*
<iom and patriotic decisions of the faculty, and loft
ns apparently a better people. Secession is dead
in college, and its former advocates are doing what
would be a delightful spectacle in tho whole South,
viz : living without any manifestation of hostility
to their native land and her rulers.
To-day the tokens «>f God's favor IlflVO been
highly encouraging, and especltlly so in their in
crease since morning as the eland which rose like a
man's bead. Wo have had more than a Sabbath
quietude—business offices, stores, and work-shops
have all been closed, the street frequented only in
passing to and from church, and, above nil, a deep
spiritual influenoe pervading everywhere. At
seven o’clock this morning, religious services com
menced, and have been continued at almost every
hour during the day. Never before has the pro
clamation of a ruler been, in this place, the occa
sion of such assemblies—such earnest prayers—
such deep humility and dependence upon God
ns has been witnessed this day. The First
Church was crowded before eleven o’clock—
the hour for service—bad arrived. During
tho mooting, Dr. Hodge presented tho fol
lowing impromptu, yet beautiful, train of
thought 1 t: Sucll eager as«emhlu*s are this day in
hundreds and thousands of towns throughout our
land, and millions are bowing before God. He has
wrought it all, and can we mo see in it ike as
surance that our desires are heard? Yet we must
not. suppose our fasting is meritorious. Moreover,
there is this day a national acknowledgment of
God—of His being, His attributes, His sovereignty,
and ov.r dependence.” Rev. Mr. Mann also mado
some appropriate remarks. This afternoon tho
Second Church would not accommodate the crowd
of worshippers. Rev. Dr MoUvaine, of tho Col
lege, presented the idea that among the causes of
our chastisement is our long repudiation of religion
in polities, and wondered not thit corruption was
so rife, and that multitude* disregard, without scru
ple, their oaths of obedience to the Constitution.
Allow mo to add, the resnU- of this day would be
happy if this single error were to be removed. May
we not trust that it will be done; yea. more, that
Gcd means to raise us tip from our affliction and
Imndlity. and that He will fight our battles for US ■
Carroll.
Coki*o«al Murpht, who was one of tho men
ecimected with the Irish Brigade of Colonel Mulli
gan, denies that they were required to give a pro
mise not to again eDgage in the war. Tho Chicago
I*osi of the 26th says
Cort-orfll Murphy assuras us that the men did
not lake an oath not to fight again against tho
rebels, as it has been represented they did. Tlioy
took no obligation of any kind whatever, and were
not fiskgd to do so. Had such an obligation been
required, the majority of them would have refused
to take it. They were allowed to depart uncondi
tionally, after being stripped of their accoutre
jucnls.* The rebelß had hud quite enough of them,
and considered their room numb better than their
company. He assures us that nearly every man
ill the brigade is ready and anxious to take the
field Again, and with a d«f*rrmnution to take se
vere revenge for their present defeat.
The Charleston papers publish the follow
ing order from Brigadier Gt ueril ffipley :
il Citizens residing on Sullivan’s Island will hold
themselves in readiness ta proceed to the city on
short- notioo. Circumstances only can determine
when, or at what moment, it may be absolutely ne
cessary to order a removal from the Island.”
That is to say, they are expecting a visit from the
Federal fleet.
CITY ITEMS.
Another New Improvement is Stoyes.—
At this sv-jwn of the year, when housekeepers, and the
public generally, are more «»r lens interested in the mat
ter of profit!* tag Stoves, we feel united upon from time to
time to lay before our readers nay information that may
bo of service to purchasers. The idea most prominent in
the store of which we are uow to epeak is Ecoxovtr.
The iis\«-t:b*r ami patentee of it is Mr. John S. .Clark, 2io.
1008 Market street, at whose waTrrwinis we examined it
yesterday. The article is » Cnukiug Stove, compactly
built, occupying a small amount of sp tee, yet affording
facilities for cooking, sufficiently ample for a largo
•family, %V]»ut U tuontf extraordinary about it iff* that Its
voiimnipvfon of coni does not exceed ftn average nfaxe
tm r» six months ! It will he s**«»n at a glanc»», that the
saving of fuel thus effected over any other Oookiug Stove
in u-rc is enormous. The stove is constructed on the
t?il>i'rV air* tight gas-consuming principle, and has the
peculiarity of baking more quickly, and producing a
neater amount of heat in a shorter time than any of its
rivals. It is plainly to be seen that this efficient-Itcw
„t,o nci bi-en got up i»y Mr. ojark with a view of
iu" Sw to the seller—the cartings beinp beuTj and
the prices exceedingly low. In » conversation with a
party who have had one of these stoves in two' during
tfu* j:;iU five months where there were eight in
JNjniiy fouud the claims for it substan
tially corroborated, there having been leis than
cou of cc«al consumed in it during this period, al
though it was kept iu constant use. Mr. J. S. Clark—
wl:
i!j«* patentee of t*iu Improved Silver*a
P»rst.--r Stove—in bringing the' ndnuruMo FtOYC
iH-foi’i.' tin* nubliv, winch wo arc here noticing, hn» c»m
•foiTed n real b'-nofit upon the community, as by these
the immense saving of fuel which it effects is no
Muuh consideration. We may state in conclusion, that
Mr. Clara i.sonc of the oldest and ;no*t experienced store
•im-n in this country, aud has achieved un enviable- ro
puiali'o , l .dli for the excellent character «if his stoves
and his rtrainkt-forward mode of doiu? I'Uamcss. We
doubt, iu factj if any other manufacturer in rhihulnlphia
,«an i»rC"V.;c* % n moro flattering list of referenced enforcing
Uls wares than those which Mr. Clark is prepared to fur
nish his customers. The celebrated Cooking Stove above
•referred t"» k novel, being the only one of the kind ever
invented i and it should be seen by nil who wjshto pur
■chare, or who may feel interested in th« substantial
'bonsfL.J-] iuventicjis of tim agre. Mr. Clarke general
for the parlor, chamber, counting hous",
tf-Unu i' extcnwvo and varied, and w» perceive is al
ready ntt.~*eti»g much attention.
A Popular Retail Dry Gooi>s Establisii
m..n r._Aa the season is at band for ladies to commence
»lv ir f -«il shipping, a "word or two about 1 uftccc it may bo
.lone t«* advantage will not be out of place. Having
«•{ the celebrated old stand of Messrs. Eyre Ac Inm
did!, lom-ib and Arch street?, a few days ago, with tlics
view of «• ourselves upon the prospect** of their
•lmtr.ru of trad**, we liad demonstrative proof that, hour
ly, r t5,,* v/ai- may be affecting merchants in general, there
■ nyc lav.-, ruble exceptions. The sto<*k of Mossr.- - . K. & Tj.
•is .quite large and admirably assorted as owr. In fact,
a more attractive and complete stuck of general foreign
:md dome die dry goods and dress goods fabrics of every
irrude mid description* we Lave rarely examined. Tiir-ir
■peviMiHi'iJ facilities, we may sin*mwe T nr.*, at thU time
?K rnr:iig for them great advantages. Buying largely for
, Arb. in the best markets in the world, they arc offering
rCftl “ bargains,” and this, we presume, is ou»; reason
why their hturu i* now being daily crowded with CUo
tUU'-T>.
Tin: Manufacture of Clotulng has long
). -c iijK' onu of the leading industrial interests of Phi-
Among tho vigorous young houses which have
recently rni<Trd this field, mid that nrw contundlnj for
The tnncv in it, is the establishment at Sixth and
Mar!.*-!, known as tho “ Oak Hall Clothing Basw*
»uii3;'*f lh.- proprietorship of Messrs. Wanamakcr k
Urc v. rj. They have already attained a wide reputation
for setlk.g up the lnust elegant suits for tho money to bo
had Hiiyvii-an Iwo believe their facilities fordoing
nv<* unsurpassed by any other house in the trade.
«>ive th.lll .a call —overyb«*dy.
Union Stationery.—We direct attention to
wilt of Mr. MsgiT) No, JilO Chrstnut
islr La another column. lie has now on hainl <jy«.t
lout him li-?d different style* of Umou Eiirelopo.', beintf
the laro*«t manufacturer of them in the Unum. 3li*.
Magee furnj.sln* the dealers oftfostoiu New York, Balti
more, aii-1 Vfrtsliington, with these beautiful em.vlupes,
bewdrs those in our own city. We understand that ho
has n-yw orders from those cities fur more than
half a million l
A Subject that it Alv.-ats New.—'Who
«wer bran! of jK-ople becoming tired of pun l , delirious
-'onfectienery—such as can only be bad at Mca-rs. K. G.
Whitman ft (k».V, Second street, below Chestnut 1 No-
Juhl) ; T'jt this reason our references to it have become
almost a* indispensable to our rollers generally as the
telegrupk-c reports. There is no mistaking the fuel, that
thte hois*-' i-» immensely popular with tho eating public,
And th-lr present tstoCfe Of gnnfl tilings SIIOWK Milt tilDlr
inollo is t; onward and vpward s ‘* except in price-:, which
are, it seems 1o us, lower thau over.
YV, tiers & Co.’s Great Lamp Emporium.—
If any of our ro%ders are curious to know the infinite
variety of lamps now manufacture d for burning Kerosene
Oil, lot them visit Messrs. Witters k Co.'s celebrated
■* Ught Emi-oxium,” No. 33 North Eighth Htecct, COrHOC
<ff EilWx t. Tlwlr stock of these excellent lamps is rea ly
a curio&itv, and presents as ornuimntul a display as can
he found in any department of trade. Everybody is now
giving pieferenc© to tho Witters Lamp, and tbc-y are
decidedly tho best.
Cou.ars, Cravats, and articles for the
tfecJc generally, can be had in greater variety mid in
better taste, at J. A. Kshloman*-, Seventh and Chestnut
streets, than anywhere else in town} and if—— lobe
conslud-d next week, or in the lueautfrae if 11m reader
win rah ot 701 Chortnui street.
Shakspp.a&h says, u The thief doth foar
each huhli an officer,” which was probabb owing to tlio
fact that, in '‘Sweet William’s” time, officers wore 00
distinctive #rarl> of their cabin#. Morris England had
no Granville Smokes, and no stub palatial Emporium as
that at 009 Chestnut street, whore anuy and navy uni
forro<> made of the best materials anil by tb« btwl work
mvn, an* sold nt wonderfully low prices.
The Bourbons Among Us.— Two sons of
tlm lute Duke of Orleans fisurwl at a military review at
Vu.-luiigloh, ft day or two ritice. They have j, .inert tho
American army, and this fact made them great central
objects of attention. Although the young Bourbons hold
comnd-rions in the army, they were in citizens’ tlrev; at
the time of the review. They had not yet received their
uniform*, which had lieon ordered at. the Brown Stono
Clothing IlaU of Rockliill & Wilson, Not-. 60S mid COS
ClicGnut stroot, abova Sixth, in PhUndripUia. Tho
gallant Frenchmen know where thr> most elegant and
substantial uniforms were to be procured when they
gave their order.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BP TO 12 O’CLOCK LAST NIQUT.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Chestnut and Ninth Streets
,lolm C Hager, Lane co T J Marten, Illinoi-t
W Booth, Illinois L Booth, Illinois
A McCormick, Mineapolla J O Wilson, Pittsburg
C.vorgc Dunbar. Chicago S U Smith, St Louis
Mivsi Hofistett, Pittsburg O E Alexander, Boston
F D May, St Louis . II Darlington & la, Towa
J P Rose, Cleveland T Russle, Albany
Mi s Evans, Maryland Miss Evans, Maryland
.1 Smith, Washington Capt W C McCall, U S A
G 0 Thompson, Balt B 31 Graham, (.'inWimati
W Whitfield, Arkansas H Bertolot. Milwaukee
li Ilurxtiiftl, X York T II Horton, N Vork
Geo W Hoflman & la, Wis W H Forbes & la, Minn
G II Spalding, Albany • W T Landstreet A wf, Balt
Y llardiug, Washington, Pa G W Driver, Pa
.T S George, Wet Indies ,1 .T Tucker, Troy, N Y
F S Lewellyu, Pa J W ilyde, Chicago
T Kemvorthy &ivf, N Y E S llunrv. WasUiuglon
A L Wolloy, New York o;‘c»rge F .Meyers
O H l.nckov, HSU E J Brooks, VPN
A 1) Price, Chester co, T* Miss Jones, Cluster ro
(ion E I) Baker, U S A Lieut K B tirubb, Alex, Va
J R M‘>nlgomen A la, Pa W J Smith, Wash, P O
Sand Mn**clmnu, IVnna C W Bentley, Baltimore
W It Kirkland & la, NY J L Kirkland, New York
Mrs C M Fry,Now York W Brand A son, Now York
John Gilroy, New York I Coale, Jr, Baltimore
1 Edwards, St Joseph Mrs Davies, New York
Mrs Laurence, New York John It Comstock, Conn
Mrs Comstock & da, Conn (• Carleton. Boston
J A Dodd, Di»=t».n John Hill, Boston
J B AleCreary, M Chunk lIS F*ji*!h., N*«- Y.uk
Thos Stewart, New York A C Mahow & \vf, Milford
J B liny « A wf, Now York T Leonard, M.«#«
c’ jj Abercrombie, N York W M Gregerson, Boston
C Ralph. Bermiiila J M Jlooro, Now Jersey
Tbos II 'Looker, V S X MrShocnbergnr, Pliiia
L 3rorganstern, Pittsburg J J Groenough, New York
F A Marey, Ilariford, Ct Maj A J 3lyer. USA
ii Matlier, Hartford, Conn H C McCush, New York
G New York Q 3t Shoemaker, Baltimoro
A X liC..rely, W?*sL, D C Rev JR ii UiuMhlle, N J
MERCHANTS 1 HOTEL—Fourth Street, below Arch,
J B Beatty, Pqttsvillo H L Erben, Lancaster
W Hampshire, New York I* Atkinson, Phila
J Burry, New Phila, Ohio A D Jaynes, Ohio
Airs Finley & 3 ch, Ohio F O Arms, Ohio
Sirs Phillips, Pittsburg Miss Phillip.*, Pittsburg
Master Phillips, Pittsburg C S Palmer, Ponna
3£rs Smart, Penna
O S Dwilliu«s, Maryland
Mrs 0 B Stoughton, N J Miss 31 N J
Mi#w C A Stoughton, X J Mrs Meekiun, New Jersey
S B Morris, Ohio Thomas Hardy, Ohio
B W Durham, St Louis W Durham, Dayton, Ohio
C R Gornum A vf, Penna S H Cornell, New York
C R Wisconsin T V Brown, New York
C L Griswold, Connecticut .T H Borland, Pittibui g
A II Abbott A wf, Maine J A Clark, Danville. Pa
E Doi-ter, Bethlehem A G Brodliead, 31 Cliunk
J It Pow ers, Now York
AMERICAN HOTEL—Cbestuut st., above Fifth.
C Lent?, Philadelphia W B Stevenson, Pliilatia
John Patton, Ohio J Norton, New Jersey
T L Ogden, New Jersey W Whitaker, Delaware
W Euider, Washington, DC W Harris, Jr, Pliihula
J M Votherell, Boston A Hitchcock, Now York
J M Ellis, New Orleans Col G W Orane, Jer .Shore
I.ieut S WiDon. Camp Huff Lemuel Jones, Camp itufl'
James Wilson, Oregon P McCall, Ohio
C'apt K E Lewie, W Chester J Moseley, S«lem, Mass
A A 'Ward, Salem, Mass Ceo 0 Scott, llliuois
C Dirw, Washington, DC Jfl Nokes, Pittsburg
A J Wiley. Slassachusotts S R Dorian, Chooh-r co. Pa
M M Davies, Pa J P Large, Rhode lshiud
J 31 Levy, Baltimore I) E Hill. Ohio
W II lord, Baltimore Col J H Woodcock, N York
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Third.
D Woodall, Dover, Del T Scott, Nup<»rviHe, TU
Dr I> W Gibbs. Penna Wm V Bowen & wf, .Maine
Richard B Jlatthias, Pottsv John J Evers, Albany, NY
A T. ri-.-ury,Wallingford.Pa Jos Anaztvn, l» S R S
R W Diekiiii-oiv, New Y«wk J lluss^o,
Elitvs Emmett* Maryland Ami B Curti«, Odnneeß.uit
Will Muller, Connecticut J JI Perry. IVVUb-r, 3ia«
E Iliggins, Boston A Beyer, New Yolk
H Kibler, Maryland
Je-j-c* A Defoe
J I.ainond
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
J Somers, Towanda W H Crew, Ohio
D L Hall, New Jersey J Cmuloy. Chesrnut Hill
D YeaKfl, Springlield Col R lUtClitf. Tamaaua
Tho» K Bw>wv, X Jersey D L Coyta, Poim'u
D Ifunter, Tiinwqua E H Heaton, Tannuiua
II T Wright, lowa II S Gunckei, Ohio
T. Shultz, Ohio C O Longeneckt.r, TIC .
UNITED STATE 3 nOTEL—Eleventh and Market Sis.
Vt J IJud-ron k la, Pemm R o‘Comior, Micliigan
W M Bcetem, Carlisle Mrs J Crothers & fant, Md
W D Sn-igernalt, Lane. Pa G H Grier, Altoona
1* O Farreli, Penuu J MuUison, Pittsbuvc
John 3loore, Butler J Ashton, Columbia
\V Davis * la, Penna S CouteS, CIU-ftlfT CO
F G Evans, Chester eo MJs» C Eom;me, Chester CO
Mist- f. Rurnans. Chester co K S Stenton, Now York
Miss reck. New York S Dyer & la, New Jersey
J G McClure, Chester co, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
D W Howell, Easton A McLean & la, Wilkesl/e
Wm Pitcairn, Allegheny, Pa S A Bergstrosser, Peuna
M Hollander, Vuiontown Thus Hayes, Lewistown
Bow>er Brooke, Phila II J Unite, Atlontnwu
Wm II W Reed, Wil, Del II Hubert?., Wil, Del
C ■ Warren, Jr, Phila Miss A Packer, Irontou
V B Bauiu, Trexlervillo
REVERE HOUSE—Third street, above Race.
W C Drenning. Oxford Jap D Adams, Penna
Jnn Redman, Penna Thus Wilson, Harrisburg
Ge.-. 31 Carr, Poltsvillo S D Johnson, New Jersey
gjtjul Bonhearst, Penna H O Fiske, Mass
Jno N Kolirer, ilcYeytown R T Kennedy, Reading
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above CallowhilL
Jos Doerly, Germany 31 W Raudenbush, Weisspt
V Dsvnkel, Lehigh co, Pa XVm Beaver. Lebanon co
(•has Beans, Bucks co, Pa Jonathan Smith, Bucks eo
AVm Roans, Bucks co, Pa Jus Hyndman, M Chuuk
Yfm Rridcsam* KcaiUng E li Harris, Conn
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth.
I. Strohtn, Lc-cshurg J Williams, Leesburg
S\V Statior, Pennsylvania Geo Gftrdell, Bedford co,Pa
Jas H Anderson, Kentucky W Brown, Pennsylvania
V 3loree, Pennsylvania Adam Sroufe, Ohio
A G Sutton, Lane co, Pa C Herr, Lane co, Pa
Mic.i Y. A Herr* Lnuc co, Pa John Brimer, Laiic CO, Pft
Walker, Lime co, 1*» A Stiyuer, LunC CO, Pft
CO3I3IERGIAL HOTEL—Sixth street, abovo Ohostnnt.
P Fc»ust, Dalton, O E J Weeks, PUo*nixville
WII Eder, Wash, DC N Peters, Wilm, Del
A C Uihlelc and, Huntingdon M Tower, Chester co, Ta
W H Rinehart, Chester co Clnw E Baldwin
Lmlom Kirk John A Wilkin?, Delaware
8 D Howard, Lane co, Pa John G Hayward, Lime co
I* G Kevin, Lone eo J II Nesbett, Port Deposit
J M AlcMinu, Williamsport A B Sioauakur, Del co t Pa
EARLEY SHEAF—Second street, below Vine.
David V Feastcr, Third Reg Hitvid Fell, Bucks co
i* V, Camp Yeuley John Davis, Bucks co
John Y Neeley. Brownabg S U Anderson, ibington
T K lackering, Buck? co D Blair, Bucks co
J K Palmer, Bucks co J L Jannoy, Jr, Bucks co
Thos Linton, Neuio.vu A H Roedor, Buckingham
Y* Wildman, Pa S T Buckman, Nuwtof.n
H <■ Mooro, Solobury W B Brown, Brownaburg
l» K Rcc-dcr, New llopo J:is K Ilibbs, FlneriUe
John Darla, Davisrille John PulK, HartSViUe
E'N Miles, Davisville W H Hibbs, Pinevillc
.Stephen B Tomplinson. Pa T Story Smith, Pa
.WII F. Kelsey, Bucks co Abdon Longdiore,Bucks co
Jos Smith, Warminster David Walton, Phtla
E H Walton, Stroudsburg Miss Ada Van Horn, N J
E Eaatburu, Solebury S ill Jauney, Newtown
A TJ Large, Pennsylvania
BLACK BEAR—Third street, above CallowhiU.
I) Peitna Casper Roads Penna
Tims Wliinnl, Penna Mrs Penna
Iff A' N S’auartsdalen, Penna Thos Bye, Lahuska
A S Roads, Penna Alwiu Faust, Penna
£ Fry k la. Allentown Eli Cadwalader, Penna
(‘lists Morrison, Penna A Buckiuati, Penna
W J’sitT, YanlloyviHo I L Trexler, Yurdlcyville
Go* - * W Wolf, Danboro Wm Ruppert, Ryberrr
N White, lVnna J Sunderland, Newtown
J 1 Gibson. Dojlestowu. J Willard, NorthumberlM
fs a Neeia, Pcnim I Tomlinson, Itybevry
Mn.«t Tomlinson, By berry F T JICBTIC*?;, Fl'lina
C Ronds Southampton A Roads, Southampton
Goo Roeg, Danboro A Stauffer, Reading
S W Lapp, New Britton John Abey, Ohio
G (.‘leinecs, Chester Valley Dll Clemens, Chester Yal
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second st„ ah. Arch.
>; Wilburn, New York Misj* N Hancock, Plulu
V L Gilbert, Trenton, N J G Hoyt, New Jersey
(i N Heller, Penna
MARINE. INTELLIGENCE,
*y- see fourth page.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Boston, Crooker. 24 hours from New York,
with naUe and passengers to J Alldordice. Barks Thos
Dallett, for Lagnayrn, and Elizabeth .T, for Port Spain,
won- at jtnehor «Jt' the Buoy on the Middle; Ketch Com
rooreo. fm* Pernn«jb.n-o, »nd l»rij? Walthatn, for Barba*
clo'-n, v.ere at anchor off Bombay Hook', bark Amy, for
Glasgow, and brig Quean Esther, from St Thomas wvr«
at anchor off Reedy Island; bark Isaac R Davis, from
Key was at Quarantine; U S ateamer Brooklyn
was at the Powder wharf; brig Trenton and schr Helen
were off tho month of tho Schuylkill. Ship Tonawandß,
for Liverpool, went to sea at 0 o’clock on Thursday
afternoon.
Schr West Falmouth, Kitfieh), 8 days from Gloucester,
with iifah to Crowell & Collins.
Sdif Pinttt, Saunders, u days from Boston, with Hob to
captaiu.
Schr'J T> McCarthy, Smith, from Salem, in ballast to
Noble, Ilammett A Caldwell.
Schr J C Henry, Love, from Chelsea, iu ballast to A'au
lMibcn, Norton A Co.
Schr Fly, Cheeseman. from Lynn, in ballast.
Sciir War Steed, Smith, from Boston, in ballast to Ty
ler, Stone * Co.
Schr Commodore, Walters. 4 days from Pocomoke
River, with lumber to J W Bacon.
Schr Beiy Sheppard, Marsh, 4 days from Laurel, Del,
with lumber to J W Bacon.
Binr Josspli K Bitting, Henry, 4 days from rucomoke
Biver» with lumber to J AY Bacon.
.Schr AYm S Carton, Rickards, 3 days from Somerset
co. 31d, with grain to Jus Barratt & Son.
Schr Com Drydcn, Robertsnn, 3 days from Somerset
co, Md, with corn to Jus Barratt A Son.
Schr AYm Henry, Bitting, 3 days from Somerset co,
Md. with wheat to Jas Barratt ft Son.
Schr Caroline Coucb, Robinson. 1 day from New Cas
tle, Del, with oats to Jas Barratt ft Son. .
Schr H Barratt, Jones, 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with
Corn tu Jas Barratt & Sum „ ~ ■ ■. . t .
SehrMury, lli!nilrirkBon,l day from Oili’Bßfl, Del, with
groin to Christian ft Curran.
Schr Lancet, Bayard, 1 day from Christiana, Pci, with
grain to Christian ft Curran.
Schr Ida, A'anderslice, l day from Tort Peun, Del,
with grain to Christian ft Curran.
Schr Olivia, Fox, 1 day from Odessa, Del, with gviviu
to Christian ft Curran. , , ,
Schr Clay ton ft Lowber, Jackson, 1 day from Smyrna,
IVI with wheat and corn to J L Bcwley A Co.
Sehr Sarah Warren, Hollingsworth, 1 day .from Llltlo
Creek Landing, Pel, with corn and oats to JasLlicw-
C 'Schr °.Tobn W Hall, Pay, 1 day from Magnolia, Dei,
with wheat and oats to Jas L Bevrloj ft Co.
Hrfir A Manship, Bloxam, 1 day from Magnolia, Pel,
with wheat to J L Bewley ft Co. -v ,
Schr Chief, Townsend, 2 days from Indian River, Del,
with corn to Jas L Bewloy ft Co.
Schr Piamond, Townnend, S days from Indian. River,
Pel, with com to Jag L Buwley ft Co.
Barge Col E It Kondvick, Wilson, 0 dsyirfrom Albany,
w ith mdse to Daniel McCarthy,
CLEARED.
Frig Emilv, Sauudi-rr, Calais Me, J E Bazlcy.
Schr AY Collyer, Rayner, Norwich, Castuer, Stickney
ft AVollington. _•
Schr War Steed, Smith, Boston, Tyler, Stone ft Co.
Schr Ephraim ft Anna, Pole, Curacoa, do
Schr A' Barkalow, Burdick, Newport, Stnnlckani ft
Clover. •
Sir Alula, Roblnaon, New York, AY P Clyde.
Sir J S Shriver, DonuU, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Sir Black Diamond, Lcnoig, N York, AA M BoirU ft Co,
_ MEMORANDA,
“he brig Eli7.id>oth Wfttta, Bryant, in crowing the
rivad from Kaighn’a Point to the city* in tow of tug B »*
ver, cap izert off Lombard street wharf, but noon aftsr
rigbtod. fhe captain fell overboard, but fortumtely »
boat waa at hand and saved him. Tho vrsael niGtaiued
no damage.
Steamship Malnnxaa, Llesegang, from Matanzns, nr
rived at New York josterday. . A „
Steamship Congroos, from Antwerp, arrived at New
York yesterday. ...
Ship Bridgewater, Baratow, from Liverpool, arrived at
New YoiK yeßUTdiiy. „
BnrK Ar.elin* Itavta* from Salt Gay* Tl* armed ftl N
York yesterday. . A , . ,
Burk Mary, lhock, cleared at New York yesterday
fur San Francisco.
Schr K M Ilaloy, Haley, from Key West for Philudol
phia, was spoken 2lst tiwt. lat 3-V :iO, long 7:'. 30.
Schr Chan II Mnller, Allen, cleared at New York ye«
<rJay tor Havana.
Scln U M Brownin'?, Lee, cleared at New York yoster
ilsiv for Little Ejwf Harbor*
birtir N littnk, Fleming, cleared at Now Turk yester
day for Frederick.
Steamer Concord, Norman, lienee, arrived at N York
yesterday.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
One-Price Clothing, op the Latest
Styles, made in tho Beat iff tumor* expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our One-Pkicb System is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
se22-ly JONES & CO., 604 MARKET Street.
Batchelor’s Hair Dye.— This oclc
bruled and iH'rb'ci HAIR DYE in tho REST IN THE
WORLD. All others i\ro mere traif.itions of thlsUvoal
Original, wliirli lias gained such extensive- Patronage la
all parte of the globe. The genuine W. A. BATCHE
LOR'S LIQUID HAIR DYE instantly produces a
splendid Black or natural Brown, without staining tho
Skin or injuring tho Hair, and will remedy the ill effects
of bad Dyes, invigorating ILo Hair for life.
Boid by all Druggiats and Perfumers. Wholesale by
FAHNESTOCK * CO, and DYOTT A C 0„ Pliiladol.
pliia mlil-tf
Card Printing, Best and Cheapest
in tho City, at 34 South THIRD Street.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Beet and Cheapest in thti
City, at 34 South THIRD Stroet.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Beet and Cheapest in tlio
City, at 34 South THIRD Street.
MARRIED:
SHOEMAKER —EARLE.—On tho 24Ui hurt., by
Rev. It. Jefiery, D. D.» Mr. William M. Shoemaker to
Miss Abide V. Earle, daughtor of KUmn Earle. Ka i-, of
Leavenworth city, Kansas. *
DIED:
SMITH—On the 27th inst., Seth Smith, us»ml 76
yearn.
The relatives andfriendn of tho family are respectfully
invited to attend hit* funeral, from tho residence of lus
Fon, Dr. K. M. .Smith, Burlington, N. J., on Second-day
afternoon, 30th inst„ at 3 oVJock* without further no
tice. **
HARPER.—On tho 25th iust., Hugh Harper, aged 56
years.
Ui» friends ond relntivee oro regpeotftlUy InTitOtl
to attend his funeral, from tkd rosidoi.ee of his brother
in-law, Mr. Fort Ihrie, No. 1332 Frauklin streot, this
(Saturday) afternoou, at 3 o’clock. *
BARCLAY.—On the 25th inst., Joseph Barclay, iu
the 47th year of his age.
FuncraJ from lite late residence, No. 1128 Marlbo
rough street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock. #
DOWNINCf.—On the 25th inst., Mft«*y Downing, re
lict of the late Dane Downing, in the 95th year of her
o^e.
FuriOral from ilia rcridoneo of her eon-in-law, Tlpwry
Keywr, No. 508 North Tenth street, tills (Saturday)
afternoon, at 2 o’clock. *
FRASER.—-On tho *2filU inst., Francis Marion Fraser,
In the 31*? year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1020 Hunter at,
this (Saturday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock. #
GAIN!.—Uu tlie 26th iust, Patrick Gaiuy, aged 76
years. .
Funeral from tho residence of his son-in-law, Daniel
Dochlv, back of No. 251 Concord street. Third, übove
Catharine, on Sunday afternoon, at 12# oVlock. *
HAINES.—On thc2oth iust., Anna flainoa. daughter
•f l.ouiha M. Haines.
Funeral from her mother’s residence, No. 215 South
Eleventh street, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o’clock. *
HENDERSON. —On the 26th inst., Eliza Ann, wife of
Joseph Henderson, iu the sSlh year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 913
Parrish street, this (Seventh-day) afternoon, at 2 o’elk.
HENRY.—On tho 2Cth inst., Joseph W., you of Wm.
K. and Anna M. Ileury, aged 5 years.
Funeral from tho residence of his parents, No. 635
North Sixth street, on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o’clock. *
lawtgn.—On tlu-25rh inst., Ellen G., wife of Jubu
W\ Lftwtoji r aged l-9 years.
Funornl from tho residence of her husband, corner
of Hutton and Linden streets, West Philadelphia, this
(Saturday) morning, at 9 o’clock. *
FAYNTKR.—On the 25th inst., David Payntnr, in
the 78th year of lus age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1209 Hamilton st.,
ihis (Saturday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. *
SSI ITII. Oti the 24th inst., Joseph L. Smith, sou of
Marla tmd the late George W. Smith, in tha 23d year of
Iris ago.
Funeral from the residence of hie mother, No. 1231
Moyaniensiiigavenne, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o’clock.
SNYDER.—On the 25th inst., Emanuel W. Snyder,
aged GO years.
Funeral Lorn Ids lute residence, No. 805 North Fourth
street, above Brown, on Sunday aftornooxn at 1 o’clock.
“WEBB.—On the 26th iint., Benjamin Alien, sou of
Gcorse and Harriet S. Webb, aged 18 years.
Funeral serviced at St. Paul’s Church, Camden, N. .T.,
tin- (Saturday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock. *
/YOOD BLACK SILKS AT OLD
\J r'RICES.
Black Gros de Rhinos, SI.
du. Poult de Soiea, SI.
d.j. Gros Graiuos, extra Qualities,
ilo. (iros Grainettes.
do. Gros do Espagncs,
do. Gro3 des lodes,
do. Gros d’Kcossc mid Ottomans,
do. Arnmres and Yenetionues, Ac.
BESSON & SON, Mourning Store,
pcl24f No. 918 GHKSTNUT Street.
REV. T, X>E WITT XALLMAGE* Of
ILjf Syracuse, N. Y'.» will preach in the SECOND
REFORMED DUTCH CIIURCII, SEVENTH Street,
above BROWN, on SABBATH MORNING at
Evening, 7#. _ It*
MEDICAL COLLEGE—The
|_K_s Fall and Winter Session of Lectuivs commence on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, atB o’clock. Introductory
Lecture by Prof. W. PAINE, 31. D. Gentlemen are in
vited. Students wishing to attend the College will call
on Prof. PAINE* Bean of tho Faculty* Nu. 90l ARCH
Street It*
SPIRITUALISM.
IJ3 at SANSO3I-STREET HALL, mi SUNDAY, at
30 wA. 31. and 7 y. P. 31. Subject, Human Progress.
Miss ANNIE DICKERSON is expected to speak in the
evening. Admission five cents. It*
rv-==» CHURCH OF THE INTERCESSOR,
IL_3 SPBING GARDEN, below Brow! stroet.—BUSI
NESS MEN’*—The Rev. It. A. CARDEN will (D. V.)
preach ft w*nnon to busmens men ou SUNDAY EVEN
ING, ?«*pten:br-r 20th, nt P. 31. Afternoon service
omitted until further notice." Business and professional
men respectfully invited to tho evening service. Collec
tion at morning and evening service for the Sunday
School. I l *'
MEETING IN AID OF THE MORAL
AND RELIGIOUS IMPROVEMENT OF OUR
SOLDIERS, at the Row Mr. Taylor’* Clmrcli, ornor of
TENTH mid FILBERT Streets, on SUNDAY EVEN
ING, commencing at a Quarter to 8 u’clnck. Umumittocs;
direct From the camps and at Washington and
Harrisburg will make interesting reports, ;
B Add reuses will also be delivered by Rev. Messrs. Taylor
and Brack, rx-Gov. Pollock, ami others.
A colleeticn will betaken up to further the objects of
the meeting. H
YOI AG .MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSO
CIATJON, PHILADELPHIA.'—An_Atb'mnicd
Sleetins will bo hold ou MONDAY EVENING next,
noth ited., at *% o’clock, in Rev. John Chumborg l
Church, corner BROAD and SANSOM Streets, to Nomi
nate Managers for the emming year, and also to aid in
the moral and religious improvement of our bravo
Volunteers. P
PHILADELPHIA TYPOGRAPHICAL
SOCIETY-—The members iff tho Society are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their late fel
low-member, IIKNRY HAYS, fromjlis Into residence,
HAA'EIIFOItD Street, third door below Thirty-fourth
Ftm-L Mautiui, on SATCBDAY" nfierucnoi, 2Sih lust.,
iu *- o’clock. Funeral to proceed to Monument Cemetery.
by order,
?i-27-*2t AYM. H. JONES, Secretary.
f ARD.— HLASKO’S CADETS MEET
IkJT MON DA A’ and THURSDAY. Instruction in
Dancing will commence the 15th of October, and in Gym
nastic.- the Ist of November. For particulars, please
apply at ‘219 South BROAD. twtt7-3l*
EAST MAHANOY COM.
Lk3 PANT—OFPICH 407 Library Street, Philadel
phia. The Sixth (6th) instalment ou the Stock of thU
Company will be payable on the Ist October next, at the
Company’®office. ARCHIBALD McINTAKE,
selG-riuVwtorl Treasurer.
GIRARD COLLEGE.—THE DIRECT
iFJf ors of the Giranl College give notice that they are
prepared to bind out, in the State of Pennsylvania,
THIRTY ORPHANS, in accordance with the will of
Stephen ((Irani, to suitable occupations, such as Agricul
ture, Navigation, Arts, Mechanical Tr-les, and Manu
factures. Tho master will be required to teach his ap
prentice hi- respective art, and to furnish him with suit
able Loft ill mid lodging in his own place of residence,
(except where, for special reasons, the apprentice may
be allowed to board elsewhere.) The master will bo
allowed to take each orphan on trial for a term not ex
ceeding one month, and the apprentice, when bound, will
be furnished by the Institution with a suitable outfit.
Persons desiroup of obtaining nn apprentice can apply at
the College, between the hours of 3 and 3 P. M„ or, if
not citizens of Philadelphia, can address tho under
signed in writing, giving nnme, residence, occupation,
and reference, the latter, whenever possible,- to be resi
dents of Philadelphia. lIENRY AA..ARISY,
si-25 Ct Secretary of Girard College.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
O.3^RAILROAD COMPANY, Office 227 South
FOURTH Btreet.—Pnu.ADEi.pnu, Sept. 20,1851.
To avoid detention, the Holders of Coupons of this
Company, duo on tho Ist proximo, are requested to leavo
them ftt this Office on or before tho 30th lust., whan
receipts will be given and checks will he ready tor de
livery on the Ist proximo, in exchange for said receipt*.
so2l-t3O &. BRADFORD, Ti©usurer.
ns==» "UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
U_3 LAW DEPARTMENT.
A Term of this Department will commence on MON
DAY', the 20th instant. The introductory locture will be
delivered by tho Hon. GEORGE SIIARSWOOD, at 8
o’clock P. M. of that day, iu the usual lecture-room.
fel7-dt*2o
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA,
ILS GERMANTOWN, AND NORRISTOWN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Scptumbek 16,1861.
The Board of Managers, at tU**ir mating of the 12th
instant, declared a dividend of THREE PER CENT, ou
the capital stock, for the six moiiths ending the 00th iu
fitant, pftjable on and after the first day of October next.
Transfers will not be made for ten days after the 20th
instant. W. 8. WILSON,
ftelO-inwftoctl Treasurer.
Allegheny county
A S I>
PITTSBURG BOSBHOI.PEKS
Are rrqurstwl te meet in Room No. 3u, EXCHANGE, ou
MONDAY, the 30th instant, at ELEVEN O’CLOCK,
punctually, to consider tho Report of their Committee in
tho matter of the adjustment of their claims.
KC*2B-2t J. R. FRY, Chairman.
UNION ENVELOPES! j
USi’ION KNVKI.OI’KS * l
UNION ENVELOPES I
That will £!■> thrnuali tho Pont ,
OVKII «50 OIEFKRKNT STYLES.
Oomilrr SlorikeepiTß nuppliwl
With Twenty-flve or » Million.
Altlie VERY LOWEST PRICES,
At MACKES
UNION PAPER uni ENVELOPE MANUFACTORY.
No. SIS CHESTNUT Rtroi-t,
Cornsr of HUDSON Stroot.
Comer of HUDSON Street,
REMEMBER ul6,
REMEMBER 81S CHESTNUT Street. no3B-3t
u THE SCOTCH RlFLEB.—Wanted,
■ immodiiitoly, good, intelligopt MEN, for tho nbova j
Comphny (to lill up), who »re now in Retire service :
—* in the nnnr of tho Potomac. Pa, and rations from I
dnlo of oniOtiuont. Apply at Hendeuartore, T'_»B RACE j
Street, to Captain JOHN OBR FINNIE, who haa been
detailed by order of Major General BANKS.
~ J. ORR FINNIL, i
i M TAYLOR, Comp»y Recruiting Officer, j
Vrderly fsvr»|CSß7. j
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1861.
H COL. BIRNEY’S ZOUAVES!—
■ft Recruiting Ifoadi|uniler« Colonel D, B. BIRNEY’S
D| 23d Regiment 1\ Y., 002 ARCH Street, Philftdel-
Jfl phia, Sept. 2b, 1861.
All men enrolled in this Regiment are hereby ordered
to report at the Recruiting Rendezvous, 002 Arch street,
tills aflernoon ati>"clr»ch. pti‘j»ured to leave for Wash
ington. By order JOHN ELY, Mtsior.
Captain Cuosnv.
Ltant, E. A. Howard,)
** MoVlltn, > ItcCHiltlng Officers.
u Greene, ) It
|| HE a DQII ARTE US TWENT F-
R KrOliTH REGIMENT P. V., Colonel JOHN W
ll{ GEARY,
The fifteenth and last company of this Regiment
requires a few more good men to complete it. Men tire
itmntiTert in nml paid from enrolment.
Thr- Regiment hnn already nbtuiued a wjile-sprettil ro*
puhition.
This is the on’y opportunity that will bo offered to out
siders to come iu.
Tho Recruiting Office will be open f«r a few days, at
corner of FOt'RTH and LIBRARY Streets (first floor).
ASHTON S. TOUR ISON, Captain.
WM. J. MACKEY, First Lieut.
Se2fi fit# SAMUEL GOODMAN*, SL-cotnt Lieut
«COL. D B. BIENEY’S ZOUAVE
IiKGIMKNT, IN CASH' AT WASHINGTON, D.
C.—A few recruits wauled to till up Companies P
and K. Able-bodied men, of sober habits, on appli
cation, will he enrolled, sworn it*, and supplied with ft
good auit of dark-blue army cloth Zonave uniform, and
forv a riled daily to llemhiuarterH of tho -Regiment, at
Camp Graham, Washington, D. C.
Recruiting offices arc at 602 ARCH Street, Keeoml sto
ry, south aide, nml southwest corner of NINTH mu)
WALN UT streets. By order.
JOHN ELY, Major Third Battalion. -
Cftpl. J. Vi. CkfiSßY, )
Tdeut. E. A. iroW.UU*, [ Recruiting Officers.
Lieut. Alfrbd Molax, ) ael6-tf
SU. S. MARINES.—Wanted imine
diatdy for the D. S. Marine Corps, 300 able-bodied
men, for sea and hvml aervieo; also a fow competent
ilrumniers and lifers. All information that may ho
rtviuired will be given at tho Rendezvous, 311 South
FRONT Street, rhilmtaiphia.
Patriotic young tnon wantetl to bp mustered in a first
class Boginiont, and go into camp, under pay and rations,
at onco. CV.inprtni&s to have* full camp ami
f*Quip:tffO uumi'diiLtply. Oflieaw meet daily (up wUl«**) at
lleas<iimrb-r<, at ft % A. M. Bt*2s-4t*
COMPANY K,
“mDADELrUIA LIGHT CAVALKY,
COL. E. H. RUSH.
This Company is recruiting at
403 CHESTNUT STREET.
se2s-Ct* nOWAKD ELLIS, Captain.
COLONEL KUSH’S
11EGIMP.NT O®
LIGHT CAVALRY.
Now nearing completion, and Encamped, with
HORSES' AND EQUIPMENTS,
ON NORTH SECOND-STREET ROAPj
Has great attractions for active Young Men. 1
BUGLERS
Will receive
A BOU2TC Y OF TEN DOLLARS,
And good Musicians are wanted for the
REGIMENTAL MOUNTED BAND.
Apply at the principal BendezrouH,
833 MARKET STREET. se2s-6t*
SJ| WANTED—A Captain with
Jfi&l some men to join a Dragoon Regiment now in
actiro service at Washington.
Addreiw « LlßutMinnl,” 619 North TW’ELPTH Street,
ftating number of men, Ac. se26-3t#
\jJ U. S. AEMY—WANTED IM
MEDIATELY, for tho SIXTH REGIMENT
jSSfiLU. S. CAVALRY’, REGULAR SERVICE, a
few niwo able-bodied men, between tho ages of twenty
ouo aud thirty-flvo. Pay ranges from Sl4 to 523 per
month, according to tho rank of tlie soldier. Each man
will bo furnished with a good horse and equipments, am
ple clothing and subsistence. Quarters, fuel, and medical
attendance’free of charge. The pay of each soldier com
nivuccrt art soon as In* is mliated.
Djr uu net tnteiy p«g?vd , the tomi of enlistment Ilf
changed from five to THREE YEARS, and every soldier
who serves that time is entitled to
§lOO BOUNTY
from the Government. Attention is drawn to the fart
that tho Government has wisely commenced to promote
soldiers from the ranks. Advancement is, therefore, open
to all
For further particulars, apply at tho Recruiting Office,
GIRARD HOUSE. LIEUT. F. DODGE,
e!4-tf Sixth Cavalry, Recruiting Officer.
financial.
gEVEN AND THEEE-TENTHS
TEE CENT.
TREASURY NOTES.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS TO THE NEW NATIONAL
LOAN WILL HEMAIN OPEN UNTIL
EURTHEK NOTICE.
Those who desire to participate in its henofit, should
apply at onco to the undersigned, tlio appointed Agents
for the Government.
All sums received from EIFTT DOLLARS upwards.
Tho office hours during the subscription for the Loan
will be till 5 P. M., except on Monday eTening, when it
will remain open till 9 o’clock P. H.
JAY COOKE & Go.*
ac2G-12t No. 11l SOUTH THIRD STREET._
NATIONAL LOAN.
REGISTER OF WILLS.
SAMUEL LLOYD.
CLERK OF ORPHANS’ COURT.
WILLIAM C. STEVENSON.
MILITARY NOTICES.
U THE WALLACE REGIMENT
iS OK INFANTRY, C'DL. E. E. WALLACE Com-
Jlfmanding. llcadiiunrtarg* Government Buildings,
CHESTNUT Street, below Fifth.
STWO LIEUTENANTS WILL BE
mustered into immediato pervieo in General LOCK
WOOD’S BRIGADE, now stationed at Cambridge,
Md., and getting ready for transport servico.
Ke2o-5t Major It. ANDREW'S, Wilmington, Del.
OffKli ou
JAY COOKE & Co.,
DANK E E S ,
No. IU SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Pursuant to instructions from the Secretary of tho
Treasury, the Subscription Book to the NEW NA
TIONAL LOAN of Treasury Notes, bearing interest at
tho rato of seven and threo-tenths per coat, per annum,
will remain open at my office,
No. Il l SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Until further notice, from 8 A, 3®. till 9 V, 3L, and oil
Monday till 9 T. M.
These notes will be of tho denomination of FIFTY
DOLLARS, pNB HUNDRED DOLLARS, FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, and FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and are ail
dated 19th of August, 1861, payable in gold in tlireo
years, or convertible into a twenty-year six per cent, loan,
Ht the option of Uic holder. Each Treasury Note has in
terest COUPONS attached, which can be cut off and col
lected in gold at tho Miut every six months, and at tho
rate of ©no rout per day on each Fifty Dollars.
Any explanations required by the subscribers will bo
cheerfully mado, and they will,’ by the plan adopted, be
saved from any troublo of writing letters, the under
signed reporting en»*h subscription to the Treasury De
partment, from whence the Treasury Notes will be sent
to eaclrsubscribor os soon us possible.
Payment of subscriptions may ho mado in GOLD
or CHECKS, OR NOTES OF ANY OF OUR CITY
BANKS.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
8i.26.12t No. 114 SOUTH TnIRD STREET.
FOIiITICAL.
PEOPLE’S UNION TICKET.
PRESIDENT JUDGE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
OSWALD THOMPSON.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE COURT Of COMMON
PLEAS.
JOSEPH ALLISON.
PRESIDENT JUDGE OF TnE DISTRICT
COURT.
GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES OF TIIE DISTRICT
COURT.
j: I. CLARK HARE,
GEORGE M. STROUD.
COUNTY OFFICEKS,
SHERIFF.
Alderman JOHN THOMPSON
CITY OFFICEKS,
CITY TRE A S U RUIt -
HENRI' BUMM,
CITY COMMISSIONER
BEETLES SHEE
STATE OFFICERS.
SENATOR.
THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
MAHLON IL DICKINSON.
ASSEMBLY.
let district—WlLLl AM FOSTER.
2d « WILLIAM H. BUDIMAN;
3d “ E. C. BOXSALL.
4th “ JOSEPH G. ROSENGABTKN.
6th “ JOSEPH MOORE, Jr„
GOi u HARMAN BAUGH.
7th « ' THOMAS COGUR IN.
Bth « WILLIAM L. DENNIS.
9th “ HENRY C. FRITZ.
10th “ JOHN SAILER.
Uth 41 ISAAC A. SHEPPARD.
12th “ RICHARD WILPKY.
13th « GEORGE DK HAVEN, Ja.
14th “ SAMVEL BINGHAM.
IMh « WILLIAM F. SMITH.
16Ui « THOMAS DICKSON.
ITtU « ABBOTT* b24-tuthMo
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TTNION FOB THE SAKE OF THE
\J UNION.
THU CITIZENS' UNION CONVENTION, bating
complet' d th*-ir Inkers, now rt\ipoclfull> present to the.
citizens of Philadelphia the following candidates for tho
office*to tie filled at the approaekim; General Election:
i; William Clark.
“ Thuman S. Stawart.
4th “ “ J. Murray Kunh.
&U* 44 li John Wrlnh.
GIU " “ Harman Bau^Ui
Till i* f lhoJu!iH Cochran.
BtU 41 11 Algernon S. Robert*.
ffih « “ Henry C. Fritz,
10th “ “ Joseph W. Martin.
11th “ “ Isaac A. Sheppard.
12th “ li Richard Wildey.
10th “ “ George Do Haven, Jr.
14th i: “ Samuel Bingham,
George W. Wolf.
16th “ Robert P. Desilver.
l“th “ “ Charles F. Abbot.
SBJ.KCT COUXCIi.,
Irt W'ARD—John Dolman.
3d u James Armstrong.
slh “ John Cissin.
7th 1,1 Win. A. Ingham,
9tU “ . John Price. Wotbftrill.
11th “ Fidel Fisher.
13th “ Win. H. Bneon.
Ifth “ Henry Davis.
17th “ Andrew Mcßrido.
19th “ W’illiain Leaf.
21st Wiu L. McDowi-11.
23d tJ Vim Vi. Sinailley.
25tb “ Dr. C. Campbell Cooper.
COMMON COUNCIL.
( Samuel S. Gavin,
lsrt- ward. < G. S. Dunk,
( James G. iVale.
S Edward D. Brooks,
George Mitchell,
John B. Hoffman.
3rt ward. \ Edward C. Quin.
4th ward. { Burton J. Knllook.
. r .. ( William 31 RkieJ,
«)thuaiu. j R, Moutgotaery.
Cth wanl i I. Rartou Smith.
, i John Vf. Lnigli,
,th Wiini. \ „, nrs . McCrea.
Oil i ( Alexamlrr L. Hodgson,
Sth ward. 4 Aloxan , ler j. n« r per.
OtUward. James A. Freeman.
. C Samuel J. Cresswell,
loth ward. j saat . Sulger.
11th ward. | Wllm>u Kerr.
12th ward. John L. Slmomaker.
.. , , ( Wm. C. Richardb*>u.
iathwnr.l. J llonr / Bl idd. .
, ( Gharles B. Trego,
Ulh wu rd. ■> SBla „ el fflaymtikw.
f Thoxniw Potter,
35tb ward. ? Mordocai R. Mo«n*,
( Wm. V. Lippiueott.
_ % , . < Dr. J. T. Kiu>rr,
lwh ward, J K I>aul
. t Jfttuej T. Sutbm,
17th ward. J Keenan,
■» o*i .i \ William Buwm,
lbth w;ud. j Tllonms j.
i Edwanl K. Tyson,
19tU ward. ( Dr. John P. Gurren,
f John Hulseman.
t Gforpo W. .Simons.
2GtU ward. ) Wm. Henry,
( D, J. ffltihPftllt
21st wanl. Wm. A.Simpson.
22d wai*d. I Jabez Gates.
00 , ' <. -W'ateoii Comley,
2od wmd.J Kudolph Adams,
oitu < Samuel W. Gattel!,
_4th waid. 5 \ymiju,! Stokes.
25th wait!.') David E. Thomson.
These nominations have been made with as little re
gard to partv politics as possible. Tho Judicial candi
dates art* the able, and honest Judges who
wm'elected by tlie peuplu to their pre.-ont ixisitious ton
yearn ago. ]t was the unanimous opinion of tho Gun*
vention that th»* purity and efficiency of tho Judiciary
can only be maintained by a distinct separation of tho
office from the contestnof political pnrties; and that it
would, therefore, be inexpedient, aud hostile to the pub
lic interests, to remove from the bench, without cause,
thowi who are acknowledged as lo>al citizons, and have
proved competent and pure in tho iwlministration of just
ice. For thi-ne reasons the Convention uuQuimously
agreed to recommend to their follow-citizens the re
election of tho present Judges.
AH the nominees for the other offices are believed to be
entitled to the confidence, and worthy to receive tllO
VOte«i of the people. Tin! candidate f*>r Sheriff,
of Will?, Otftrk of the Orplwma* Oourt, City Tromiurur,
and City Commissioner, wore all nomiaatwl without a
suggestiou or hint from either of them, that either of
them desired office. They wore selected from a largo
number of names suggested to the Convention by our fel
low-citizens, solely with reference to their loyalty, ho
nesty, and capacity. Tlteir election by the people will
be the first important step towards purifying• some-of
those offiooH of tho corruption atri dishonesty for which;
they are notorious. The practice of extorting illegal
ices from i vory citizen who enters them on business, for
which office fees are payable, has become so oppressive
and offensive to the public as to demand a rebuke, which
tho people only can give, by breaking down party tines,
and electing houof-.t men to such positions, who will re
form the abuse. Mich «n opportunity U now presented.
Our candidates are publicly pledged to do so, ami they
nro men who will neither forget nor violate tl*eir pledges.
They know that we are earnest in our determination to
put an end to such frauds, ami they will help ns do it.
But, in chi-; work, we must have the co-operation of our
ftUo\v»citi:ejis of all parties. Thorn is nothing that
•hould divide ufe nou*j we all stand i.n the same pmici
p]es all, nt least, who are loyal to the flag of our coun
try—who are ready to defend it against all its enemies,
ami unfurl it again, uml uphold it in its full glory in the
rebellious .States, where it lias been insulted and tram
pled upon
Our Hormnts, all of them, must be loyal and rosest
aewcll us loyal. Unfortunately, there are many men
among us who declare themselves for the Government,
for the wav and its vigorous prosecution,-whose patri
otism never goes beyond parly lines, and is kept alivo by
tlie hope- of-i'i-'BLra plcxdkh. If we intend to protect
and pveserve the institutions of our country wo must tako
care that such persons do not get control of them through
our hi!u<l Adherence to party nominaticun,- or tho in
fluence and patronage of public offices.
It is well known that for some years past nearly all our
representatives to tho State Legislature, nominated and
elected through the machinery of party politics, have so
disgraced and dishonored our <*ity by their venality, in
capacity, and bad conduct that Philadelphia has lost all
her good influence in the legislation of the Common
wealth, although much of it is vitally important to her
welfare and prosperity. Laws are proposed, relating to
corporations aud clnsscs of citizens engaged in particular
avocations, for tho sole purpose of extorting- monoy
from whose interests they may affect. The
losso-; and distress among the industrious poor and
others of our city, through fraudulent savings in
stitutions and insurance companies, are results of
bad and corrupt legislation. AH citizens aro alifco
interested in pulling an end to such serious calami
ties, and rtv-loriug the influence of our great metropolis,
through honest and capable representatives in the legis
lative halls of the ?tate. Vic believe that our candidates
for tlu-*e iaiporiaut pusitions conu* up to thy standard of
X.OTALTT, noxESTY, anil capacity, doino.of them wore
nominated verv much against their own wishes,, and,
although fully approving tJio objects of tho Convention
and. Hu* principles of its action, they have e.vprossrd
their unwillingness to accept the nomination. But the
Convention has not e:.c used them, because, while so
many thousand?, *«f <»ur citizens, friends, and kiudr«d, uro
iu tlie field, offering their lives in support of our Govern
ment and institutions, we think that no man in civil life
bus ii right to refuse any public service for which he is
qualified, and to which he may be colled by tilt* votes of
the people.
\Vc earnestly invoke every loyal citizen to unit® In sup
port of the principles of public policy nbovo indicated, and
briefly expressed in tlie follo wing declaration, approved
by all the candidates of the Gouvention:
Capt. J. C. CASH,
Recruiting Officer.
I. Tliat the Governnamt of tlie United St«t»'H must he
earnestly sustained by all citizens, in nil iis measures for
tho suppression of treason and rebellion; that our national
existence depends on a vigorous and determined prosecu
tion of the war against those who arc in arm* again&t it;
that tho war must be carried on \vithout <>ncoura«iin£our
cneniiei:, tit homo ami abroad* to hoim for peace on nuy
UTins J-hnrt or ttio absolute submission of all rebels and
traitors to the Constitution and laws: and that,Ju- order
to accomplish these objects successfully and speedily, ail
loyal citizens should now unite in obliterating the party ;
lines which have heretofore'divided them, and stand, with
one accord, under the Hag of our country.
11. The public welfare demands, that the servant*, of
the people shall not only bo loyal to the Federal Govern
ment, but c-tjual to, nud scrupulously exact in, the per
formance of their duties; that all frauds and peculations
of mon tn public oflleo shall be discountenanced and pun
ished ; that those whose compensation in derived from tho
fees of their offices, shall neither charge nor receive, di
rectly or through their subordinate*, or otherwise, any
other or larger fees than nrc allowed by law; and that
public officer* within the limits of thoir resoee.tive-spheres,
shall bo firm, fearle.**, and vigilant, in protecting citizens
from all illegal exactions in these respects.
111. That, as all public offices am created for, they
must bo subordinated to, the public good: and official pa-,
tremago hhould not bu used for partisan purposes, or to
the private advantage of those who bestow It.
IV. That every candidate for office must roly on'his
individual merits and capacity for* his election by tho
people; and efiort* to gain support from-any ixnarter by
bribes, bargains, favors, or promises of favors of any
description, must bo rcgunlcd as evidence <ff dishonestj'
and corruption, which unfits and diSffunlifW hirn for
any position of public trust.
IVo respectfully submit tho proceedings or tlrn Con
vention to our fellow-citizens, for ratification at tho
polls. While our l»rav»* soldiers stand to shoul
der un‘h>r the luaulUvl flag of tho nulion, Forgotfv\l of
party spirit in their strong love of our Country, and all
ready to mingle their life's blood on ho** battle fields, for
the support of our Government and the security of our
homes, we can do nothing lose than imitate their noble
example, and break our party idols, lor the sake of tub
l : S lON.
POLITICAL*
TO THE CITIZENS OF PIHI.ADKi.PHIA
cocut <?p otfMwpn n.K.A.s
JVi'fcidenl —Hon. OSWALD TIIDiyirSOIf,
Aptioclato t 4 Hen. JOSEPH ALLIftON.
insTiuor cot'HT:
rrcii.l-'iii lion. CKOJWE WIAIWWOOH.
. . , , , > H(JU. .1. r. Cl. AUK LI A UK.
A*., Cl.it!' Jivlsps ' (■;).;(,];0i: M,
Blii'iifi- Aldrnnnn JOHN THOMI'SoN.
EpgLBlM-iif WiIIp—FRANCIS F. WOUiAMIITIf.
Olr*rk of tlio Orplmnfl* Ourt—WM. 0. STKVKNSOX.
OityTrfftHUtrr—slAMKft s*. THDUGK,
G‘H>- OomimVhioiH’r—KD>Vl?»" JHcCAi.GA.
Senator of the JVI Pint—MAIILOX 11. DICKINSOX
AHbKMKt.Y.
Ist Koprrsonititlvrt District—Tlionmf- T. Tnakor. Sr
2d “
Br order of the Convention,
A. J. DEKBYBUIRK,
sp2S 7t President.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rpHE SECOND AD VENT OF JESUS
I CHRIST NOT I'RKMHiLKNNIAIi. A «>rlrw of
Rectum -by Rer. JOS. V. BKRC, D.l>.' l&no. Price
CO cents.
For suit' at religious bookstores generally.
Published by
PERKINPIXE & HIGGINS
50 North t’OUKTU Street, Phihi.
JP2B-HWst*
T>OOKS, LAW AND MISCELLAj
I) KEOUS, now and old, bought, sold, and ox?
changed, at tho PHILADELPHIA-BANK 8008
BTOBE, No. 419 CHESTNUT Strovt. Librariea at a
distance purchased. Those having Books to soli, if at a
distance, will state thoir aaiues, sizes, bindings, dates,
editions, prices, aud conditions. \VANTE
printed hr Benjamin Franklin, ns well as early Books
printed in and upon America. Autograph Letters and
Portraits purchased. Pamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania
for sale. Catalogues, in press, sent freo. Librerioa ap
praised by [fe2o-tf] JOflN CAMPBELL,
Proposals for beef and
PORK.
OFFICE OF NAVY AGENT,
112 South THIRD Ktroot, Philadelphia.
Proposal* will bo received at this Office until SATUR
DAY NOON, October f»,'fo r furnishing FIVE HUN
DRED BARBELS OF BEEF and FFVB UCXDRED
BARRELS of PORK, to IttMlclivorti! nt Uw Philadel
phia Navy Ynnl, within thirty (hvyafedm.the ih©
acceptance of the proposal for tho name. The Beef, Povk,
and barrels to he of the best quality and description, in
variably required for tho use of the Navy, (except that
the iron hoops ho dispensed with, mid: to subject to tho
usual inspection of tho Navy Yard,, and fee paid for on
presentation of the customary bills.
Every offer made must bo accompanied (as directed in
the 6th section of tho act of Congress making appropria
tions for tho naval service of V&ttMT, approved 10th of
August, IMG,) by a written guuranteis signed hy ono or
more r©si>*ok»l>h. jH-rsons, tv the eflfWt that he OJ" they"
undertake that tho bidder or bidder* will, if hia or their
bid be accepted, enter into an obL&atiou within ten
with good and auflicimt sureties to furnish the Riniclu
proposed.
This guarantee must bo accompanied by the certifi-c-ftfca
of the United States District Judge, United States District
Attorney, or Navy Agent, that the guoranturs pao üblo
to muko good their guarantee.
No vi'opoaftl* will be considered unlow Accc-iWs.Uued by
such guarantee.
The bUliln’pi name and roaidwwo, and tho name of oaon
member of tho iirm, whore a company offer** with tin;
; Christian names written in full, must ho distinctly stated.
I JAMES S. CHAMBERS,
ne2?-7t Navy Agent.
Thebe is no mistake about
a Life.fciio Photograph In Oil, if made by RV.IME-R,
SECOND STREET, above GREEN, as none but skilful
artists we employed the*v. It*
BEST COAL OIL, warranted, <5 Gents
pr-r APA ,K»N'F,B,
1-tit S. W, M«i,t FOURTH l.u-4 yms au
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
O N
N O
V
At 728
CHESTNUT STBEET,
FOM FA Ltd Tit ADD.
dI'ST RECEIVED BY
PRIOR. FEIIIIIS, & Co.
POINT ALKXCOK LACK rOLLAES AND SETS
.. ..$2 to $l2 in Collars, $5 to $-10 iu Sets.
POINT VHNICKLACE COLLATE AND BETS,
».,.$4 to $l2 iu Collar's $lO to $3O in st*U.
POINT I>£ BABCELONE (new nrticlo In T.nce,)
....$5 to $lO in Collars, $l2 to $25 in Sets.
POJ'NTK APPLIQUE LACE COLLARS AND SETS,
... .$2 to ssin Collars, ssto $l2 iu Sets.
VALENCIENNK COLLARS AND SETS,
... .$1 to $5 in Collars, $2 to $l2 iu Sots.
THREAP LACE COLLARS AND SETS,
... .00c to $2 in Collars, $2 to $4 in Set*.
FRENCH EMIiftOIDKRED COLLARS AND SETS—
... .trimmed with Valencia lace,- very choice ►tyle,
CAMBRIC AND SWISS COLLARS AND SETS—
All prims.
HANDKERCHIEFS,CAPES,COIFFURES, BAUBES,
aml BKRTHES, in all of tho übovo materials.
IMnf’H ClothiilU* HANDKERCHIEFS, (a ADlir Bfticlo
cuibn/Mm-d hi colors,) $1 Wurth $2. ;
A new lot oi' Pine Apple 11ANDKERCJ11KFS, 25 rent*.
*■ HombUtchotl 13conls, alllinen.
Real Thread VEILS, $2.50 to $2.1.
*•Cambria •• 75 cent* to $2.
A now lot of Valcucionne Edging*, Inserting, and Lao**,
• * Guipure • •
• 4 Bmanela Thread Edgings and Laces.
nioiniio Tokos (ninioil) 25COtltH.
* * Magic Jiuniing, 0 to 13 cents.
Linen Tape Trimming, 10 to 12 ceuU.
Laco Sleeves, 50u to $1.25.
■ • Cambric Flouncing.
Choice POINT LACK BERTHES, $4O worth $5O.
Thcabovo choice goods, in addition to. our usual largo
and varied stock of WHITE GOODS, LINENS. LACES,
and EMBROIDERIES, will ba offered at ahnut TWO
TIIIRDS of their usual retail value. The attention Of
tho Ladies is respectfully solicited.
PRICE, FERRIS, & Co.,
T-J6 CHESTNUT STREET.
CA PER CENT. CAN BE SAVED BY
tJU buying DRY GOOlfti of
H. STEEL Sc SON,
No. 71D North TENTH Street, above Conies.
Wo have now open a choice assortment of
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
bought entirely
FOB CASH,
and wo will sell them
VERT CHEAP. FOR CASH.
Brown Mixed, and
Black Mixed Walei'-pwof Cloth
Black Cloth Cloaks, of the newest und la teat
Cheap Stella Shawls.
Woollen Shawl- for Fall and Winter.
Cheap Fancy and Black Silks.
1 lot of Figured Bhiek Silks at 7uc, worth $l.
Large size Balmoral Skirt 3, very cheap. se2B
0 A R I> .
TO THE LADIES.
We engage to supply those joining in the Ladle*/ move
ments for furnishing
WINTER 30CKS
TO THM
OLU NT E E R S'.
Any da-sired <iiiah%Ujr of
TICE SMOSSBE3T YAKK IS THE MARKET,
ax xnE
SPECIAL, REDUCED PRICE
OF TWENTY -FIVE OK NTS PER H Ln-
STX PE® GENT. LESS EOF; CASH.
J. Cx MAXWELL & SON.
S. E. CHESTNUT A ELEVENTH STREETS.
w.'2o-tlis 2t .
MILITARY GOODS.
WOOLLENS.
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO;,
116 CHESTNUT STBEET,
Are prepared to deliver on contact 3-4 and 6-4 dark and
sky blue
CLOTHS AND KERSEYS.
sell-3m
BMY OB NAVY
BLUE SATINETS.
i,OOO or 6,000 Yards Indigo Blue Satinet, such ar
Is used in tho United States Navy.
For salo by
FROTHIN'GUAM- & WELLS,
35 LETITIA Street, and
anl4-2m 34 FRONT Street.
QO T TON DUG K,
SUITABLE FOR TENTS,
FOB BALE BY
my22-iftf FROTHINffHAM * WELLS.
i non non tent buttons, u. s.
_L*V/V/V/*Uv/\/ pattern, for sale by J. P. REED,
Turner, southeast corner of THIRTEENTH and NO
BLE Streets, Philadelphia. 6c7-lm*
JAVANS WATSOK
HAVE REMOVED TILEH!
SALAMANDER SAFE STOKE
Frum No. 004 Chestnut street.
TO NO. 16 SOUTH FOURTH STKKET,
Wh»ro they have on. hand a lar«e assortment of their
celebrated Fire and Tliief Froof-Safes, which tliey will.
Bell at prices? to suit the linv-'s.
Pluaso give ris a cull. so2S-3t
HARDWARE.
H'^ARDWARE“ AND"" CUTLERY,
cheap for (.’ash and short (’redir. by MOORE
HENSZEV, 427 MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
"VTAILS! NAILS! NAILS!-Hur-
JL\ mhurg Nail Depot, .509 COMMERCE St. Tho
beat Nail* manufactured for 82.65 cash. All sizes.
sv2C-lin W, AV. KNIGHT & BON it CO.
DRUGS.
JnDSTWOKL^jß^e^'Awdb^r
ball,” from Invenwol, Slander, Weaver, A- Man
dtT'ti preparations!:
2'j lba Extract Avouiti, In 1 lb jars,
25 tbg Fxtraot'Hyosci'yauii, in 1 lb jars.
50 lbs Extract ltclla' in 1 lb jar*.
100 ft* Tsuc-xavi, in 1 lb jaw.
50 ItrS Via 3tal f-'A!eHici, in 1 lb Lott U.-.,
100 lbs <M Succini in 11b boUk*f*«
600 IbntialomcMtl 1 lb buttle*.
500 ibs Til Hyiirar. l '., in lib jars.
AVETHEBILI. & MIOXKEB,
47. and 49 North SECOND-Street.
MARSHAL’S SALE.-By, virtue of
ft writ or sail) by tho Hon. .Tohn.Cad\rahulor,
Judga of tho District Court of the United States in and
for tho Eastern District of PomisylvunidiJniiuimir.ilty, to
mo Uincted, 'will bo sold in public sale, to llii> lushest and
host bidder, for easiest CATHAItINK-Stroot » \mt, ou
THURSDAY, October 3d, 1801, at 12-o?etork BL, the
one-fourth part- of the Schooner ALICE, regtetvttd in
tlio name of U. if. jftohmeo.
ViLMAH MiLRWARD,
Unitod States Marshal.
Philadelphia. September 21, 1861; 5023-6 t
Department of surveys.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF )
ENGINEER AND- S-URVKYOR, >
Fmi.AOiai , HU),sept. 17.1881, )
NOTlCE,—l>uplicutc plans of tlio Fifth fiortiou* x»i>.
17t5, 'of tho Ke&uivey and K*sulu4iOii of. Germantown,
bounded ns follows, viz:
North*-36toi>ly by C-liew HtP'r-u.
Southeasterly by Township Line Ru;*l,
Southwesterly by fiprmantovvu avenue,
Northwesterly by MiU .^trrtCj
Eighth section, No. 177, nf thoEosurvoy
tiou or Germantown, bounded
Easl-imd Northeasterly hy,th 6 township'
Lice rood, !
Sor.tfmfeierJy by Chew street*
Northwesterly by K. W.vuingion street, ,
And Third section, No. IIS, of tho Surv
Regulations of the l&io Xowrtalu p of Bristc
tho
Nul'th by Chew avt4iUH,.
youth by Rusronib. street,
East by Old York Road*
West by Wisltfi* sineet ftud Stenton avc«
nne*
Arp now prepared awl HoposHnd, for public iuspevetion,
at ibe office ol Lmhifoot, Esa., Survey Re
gulator of Ninth Survey Distr&t v RAILROAD
I>EPUT* German town, and nt the Ofßcoof this Do part -
mout* City Buildht#, FIFTH Street, below Walnut, and
the Board of Surveyors have appoint'd MONDAY, the
7th dny of October, 1861, at 10 o’clock A. M.» to consider
uny obje-ctiona Ihnt may be urged thereto By uny citizen
Interested therein. . STRICKJ&AND KNF.ASS,
bo2S*2S 005 3t Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
•VTEW YORK AND PHILADEL.
X’t PHI A. SYRUPS in libds., Tcs., and Bids., part
cf very choice quality. New Orleans and Cub* Sugar#
also strictly choice Porto Itfco do.. Cut Loaf and other
refined Sugar*?. “ Primrose lbs.” do. “50,” and William
H. Grant’s Gb 44 Own Brand” Tobacco. An assortment of
prime and medium Coffees of various kinds. Also Porto
Bico and Muscovado Molasses In store and for sale by
PHILIP REILY A CO.,
No. 7 North WATKR Street.
YOU ABE ATTRACTED TO RFI
SIEB'S Photographic «nllery, SECOND STP.'dBT,
above GREEN, l-ccam-e you t’«h>K<l Phot-).
p-nylii ftr Fv'.ior. It*
drygoods jobbers.
1861. *■ g- 1861.
R <>
E FALL. O
S D
H S.
SIEGEL, BAIRD, & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OF
dry a o o ds.
NO. 41 NORTH THIRD SHEET, PHILADELPHIA.
Prompt-paying merchants are respectfully
invited to oxaioirto our largo and carefully-se
lected stock of desirable goods, which will he
sold at prices to suit tho times.
sc2B-2m
COMMISSION HOUSES.
QHIPLEY, HAZARD, &
» HUTCHINSON,
No. lia OUEHTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION M BOHANTS
FOB THB BAI.B or
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
GO O D S.
mb2
TTNIVERSiTY OF PENNSYLVA-
U NTA MEDICAL DEPARTMENT—Ninety
«}Nth Session, 1861 and ’62. The regular Lectures of
this school will commence MONDAY, October 14, and
terminate the last e*' February,
Too for the full Course $lO5.
Rp21.81!14t
Academy of the protest ant
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LOCUST and JU.VI
- Stmts.
Tho Ammonal Session will open 'on MONDAY, Sep
tember 2d, at 0 o’clock A. M.
Applications for admission may be made at Die Aca
demy on and after Auywt 28th, between tho hours of 10
and 12 o’clock In the morning.
JOHN \Y. ROBINS, A. M.,
JJ.»d Master.
aul9-tuths-2m
EDGEHILL SCHOOL,
PRINCETON, K. J.
A nOMK FOR BOYS. Pupils prepared thoroughly
for college or for business. The school premises con*
tain thirteen acres, providing amply for lawn, play
ground, and garden. Terms $125 per session.
For circulars, address Ber. J. P. HUGHES,
auln-ths&tutocl • • ' ' Principal.
\V7ANTED.—A second-'haiid FIRE-
T V PROOF, of Evans & Watson’s make/ Address
“ Safe,” this office. se24-6t*
WANTED— By an intelligent Lad, a
SITUATION in a Wholesale Dry Goods House,
w here he'can learn the business. Address “ Philip, 1 ’
office of this paper. 6024-4V*
WANTED— A situation as an assist
ant teacher in a private school, by a young lady
well qualified to teach the minor branched of an English
education. Address “Mary,’’office of The Tress,
Bel6-12t*
An experienced book-keep-
ER is open for an engagement. Salary in accord
ance with the times. Undoubted reference ns to charac
ter ahd ability. Address <t Business,” Box 2280,
PhiladclphiftPost Office. selT-lm*
WANTED.— A Y 0 UNG GENTLE
MAN of education and respectability, having
been engaged in active mercantile life fur tho past twelve
years, during which time ho has occupied a responsible
position in a lirst-class Importing House, and become
fully acquainted with mercantile transactions, is desirous
of obtaining a position where energy and perseverance
will enable- him to meet tho approval of liis employer.
Can furnish the most undoubted references from his lato
employer, and others, as to character, ability, &c. Ad
ilrofipßuxofti Blood’s Penny Post. 3o24«Ujthß3t*
SECRETARY AND AMANUENSIS.
A YOUNCr GENTLEMAN, of good education and
respectability, age twenty-seven, i« desirous of meeting
with a gentleman requiring a person to act as Secretary
and Amanuensis; would have no objection to travel,
and, when neem-wary, or in cane of illness, would not he
sitate to bestow' ail the care and attention, which neces
sity may require, run furnish the mo3t undoubted re
ferences nni testimonials as to character, respectihillly,
ability, Ac. Address 805590 Blood’s Penny Post. Phila
delphia. sc24-tuths3t*
WANTING YOUNG
Fj Men, Ac., are invited to address the “Employment
Committer,” at the Rooms of the Young Men’s Christian
Association, IfiOfl and 1011 CHESTNUT street. apS-fla
FOR £ALE AND TO LET.
m FOR RENT OR SALJB AT H ALF
fflllfipKK.’i:.— TJIC kfgA folir—tury r-*l
ilencp; with four-story double back buildings, and stable
in the rear nf sam*. replete with all the modern improre
tuentH,- having three bath’ rooms, reservoir, Ac.,-at 805
North Broad street. Rent only $OOO per annum. Apply
at 88U North TIITRD .Street, above Vino. sozS-Bt#
H^IJSE^rORENT—WANTED
MiH S tin all family to occupy, a' House in the neighbor
hood of VINE and SIXTH Streets. The rent will be
paid by & single person, who' will occupy two rooms, and
board with the family. References required. "Address
“B.” Blood's Dispatch. 5027-3t*
g~i TO LET—A Msdern-built Three-
HHit. j?tory HOUSE, with nil tlw irnprovpnieiiti«. Font
reduced to $O6O. Apply to Wo. 1010 VINE Street.
ectfT-l’tS
*» FOB SALE.—A modern-built coun-
Bliil i r y residence and a property in the city, both de
sirably located, with all the modern improvements, will
be sold Rta low rate for cash.-ov Government loans, which
will bo taken at an advance of five per cent.
Persons desirou* of making «v good investment can ob
tain the neopssary particulars by inquiring at 11. &. Tarr'd
Marble Yard, N 0.710 GfttifiN'St.,-l‘hi!a.
SALE— Valuable Farm, contain
ing 3GO acres;.3o-ncn.*Bof excellent Woodland, tho
balance in a high fitato ol cultivation, nicely watered
with springs and running streams,-situate 0 miles from
Doyler-tow n deik>t, and 2y>. miles from Lambertville sta
tion and Delaware riv^r,.Bucks county. Plain and riub
etftDtial fitimo improvements; good- ouMmildiiies, and
every variety of fruits. Price only 875 per acre; easy
terms. Apply to K, PETTIT,
se]9 No. 309 WALNUT Street.
PJR SALE—Beautiful Gountry Place,
near the Willow Grove, 15 miles north of the city,
containing 22 acres of supeiior laud, first-class modern
improvements, beautifully shaded r all kinds of fruits, &c.
Apply to E. PETTIT,
goli> No. 309 WALNUT Streets
iH TO LET—A DW ELLING
KitllOl/SE, THIRTEENTH Street, abovo Arch, with
all the modem conveniences. Rent moderate. Apply to
WETHBEMiL & BROTHER,
BUS 47 North SECOND Street.
TO RENT LOW—Furnished orun-
Eufurnished, for six months, or longer, If desired, ft
large and convenient HOUSE, No. 1735 Arch atroei
Apply to A. P. and J. H. HOftBIS, 916 ABOH Street*
jelO.lf
TO RE N T—Large Communicating
Furnished ROOMS, for Gentlemen, ( without board),
in a private family, on WALNUT Street, west of Tenth.
Apply to Drug Store, N. S. corner of Eleventh and
Walnut streets. au2o-tf
TJTTHEREAS-, THE LINDELL HO-
Vt TEL COMPANY by its Deed,'dated the first
day of December, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, and
recouUnl in the Recorders Office of St. Louia county* in
Book No. 234, lit Pago 202. And also by its other deed,
dated tho snkl first day of: December, 1859, recorded in
Book No. 230, Pag*B39* confirmatory of and siippiamen
tri to said first‘deod,.dfcL convey unto WILLIAM M.
MORRISON, EDWARD DREDELL, and FRAN-SUN
A. DICK, the followrog-(k«cribod real estate, situated in
Block No. 120, of the City-of St. Louis, and described aa
follows: , .
First, A Lot or parcel. or land fronting two hundred
and Bvrvnty-onc-fwtmj Yf’vMhington avcuuo, by-cito hun
dred and fifty feet iir depth, and bounded south by. Wash
ington avenue, east-by Sixth street, north by.tho north
line of tbo field lot confirmed to Joseph TsiUon, and
known as Survey- No* 1&03* and west by Seventh eyreet.
*s>contf, A certain Lot- or piece of JfiUwto in
said Block, containing about seventy feet, be,, the same
more or less, on Sixth-street, by one hundred-aud.thirty
five feet deep-on. Green street, be the same raore- cr less*,
being Lot known, and designated on tho pIM»-cC> the lots
laid cut mid made an: addition to tho tow 2, c*L &h. Louis,
by William Christy, .ns lot No. S", ci»- West
by No. 38, ns laid ouS-by Christy, on tho nerth-hy Greon
street, ou fiic-caet by Sixth street, and cut ho- Bonth by
tho Lot herein first:desaribed f which
wero made.to said MORRISON, DICK,
in trust, to secure tlio payment of certtiH bonds therein
described, amounting- to four hundred theuaond dollars ;
being eight - hundred bonds of five hurdrcd-doliars each,
? payable in ten years from tho firs* .day of December,
! eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, to LETaRiiLINDELL
or bearer, .with ten per cent. Bemi-ftfi*
1 tiunUj- froru tlud d.tV, j»l! pajiddo a? i the'lkUlK Of Com*
j aierce, in New Yori; and whereas. things,
i it was provided in.said Deeds that if.: the- iaterost upon
) said bonds, .or nny part thereof, shxUd .booomo due and
r cmain. unpaid for. Shirty days after lb©. rritUttrity thereof,
that then, by reason of such saA) bonds shall
forthwith becomci-duo and pnyabH, n«tv*itf*«tanding said
boutls may nut appear on their.face t> bo due; dttd
whereas, said- L.JNDELL HOTJiIeCOMPANY bus, it ia.
belio7£*il,.neg(diAled, sold, and fladgeil; fits hundred rui'l
sixteen of said* boiulf, hundred ur.fi
©ight-tliatuanil.Jollai'fj, upon nil-.of- vv*i&L tlu>
UUftl llitt-rt'i4,.becoming due ca.-tho dny of Ju-»,
ei&hteeu liuuupfd and sixty one, been due for tvvrp
tian thirty days, and is still unpwd,;*«ahoiigh some
ohit>l*a3 boon-demanded 4
Now, wo, WILLJA ’A. MORRTSON. ED
WARD BSSDELL, and 3RANJC&IN A. DICK* Trus
tees as ufjaesaid, at tho rcuuesfi; of many of thi indi
vidualAnmi corporations bonds, and in. ac
cordance with tho pro-T-lskma. of said wffi,
on that wenty-si>c#>ud day. of ©ctobor, elghtc-au turn-,
dred sixty-one, atdi betawrn tho hours clever,i
o’clock. tho fomiooixand.ibior o’clock in tho afternoon,
oruins toy, nt Urn paslfro,nti Aer of tho Court Hf.uga.jt.
tho PiTT vr 6X. LOCjIB, Misouri, protwrl to soli Aw
aboxa-described prexais&» property, for ca%b, at- _
lie Y?fiduc, to Cue highest bidder, in order to pav f
holders of wud bosd*-tho s»ountsdue thereon,.any, 1 /
auouals or clrargc-s that bo payable uuder’UH* 1 p ro ,
xbiii'iis of said doeds,. toother with the t ,f ti.i
Tavist. -W.Mi. ia. MORRISON, 1
KTJWARD BREDELS, V Viet .(«•»
BP4.iiloofe2 ERANKLIN' A. DICK, y.
gOOK BINDING ' ==S
22,1 Ward;
ail'l li' vuln.
42,1 WAt.l.y
>x*y and-Grada
el, ttu
lllustrated Pap<«fl».aud of every
description*bound neatlr PRICES.
Ni 8.--MUSIC bound ffliicnaly T imtl \rllh great core,
SAMVi/j MOORE & SON,
MIKE Street, between- » ghth and Ninth and Mar
kot and Chestnut. se4-lm
•«tl Waid;
pORTLAK!I> KEROSENE
Wo fti‘o iKopftroil to supply this
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Z. LOCKE & CO-, Sole Agents,
1010 MARKET STREET,
«f2-8m Pnlliulelohia.
Tortoise shell—For sale by
JAtTRETCHE i CAWTATR9, “00 B!J I ‘M4 South
FRONT St. tnlu
EDUCATIONAL,
R. E. ROGERS,
Dean of tho Medical Faculty
WANTS*
OIL.
STANDARD ILLUMINATING OIL
AMUSEMENTS.
A/tRS. JOHN MEW’S
AVI AltOJl-STOSET THEATRE.
Acting And Bingo Manager W. S. FREDERICKS.
Bunin™ Agent imd Treasurer JOS. D. MUBPHT.
TIXIS{BATI'RI.aT) KVEATKG, September M, J
The performance will commence with
JEANNETTE;
_ I" Cretin I,a Mni-tH.Tnp.
JoamK.ltrPr- J oi,,, ll i l ij| H CHARLOTTE THOMPSOM
Ma.lanjc 1 luvigneul Mm. STONKAM.
.o , l Mrs. Charles HHMBI
tlniulc Man- (Ip(.retiu) Mr. HORTIMRB
Kjmsscl. Mr. I„ R KHHWHLr.
lMacidn Baudji n Mr. URNM
Audoehr Mr. FRANK DREW
PRICKS—'7S, GO, 26, and 15 cents.
No extra chnrco for reserved sent*.
Wn Fat lkY’sguntlnent al
THEATRE—WALSCT STRKKT, ABOVE
KIGHTH.
THIRD V7EEIC
Of the great ShakHpcarian ipertaculHi Play,
THK TKMPKHT;
On, Tbk Kncuantrd Inland!
Till) I.ssL Seenr.
I'ROSPKTfO'fI VISTOTf.
OR Tin; AitriDK OF AWIKTj
IN T n K KSCIIAS T KI) V ORES T,
Tlifi must magnificent ever nroducerl in America.
NINTH and WALNUT Stroota.
Solo Lphrco,. MRS. M. A. GASBETTSOJI.
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, September 28,
The perfornmnci* will 'Miimii'iia* w ith
RICHARD 111
Glustw,,.
Richmorui.
t£uet<n ....................... IiRHT
Lady Ann-.. Mrs. A AT# A ( WELL
To conclude with tlio farce of
A QUIET FAMILY
Bfr. Burnaby
ADMISSION—Dreaa C'irnln, 50c. \ Parquet, 37jfo. ;
(Secured scats, 50c.)) Family Circle, 26c.; Private Doz
es, $5 and §3; Single Scute in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 75c.; Upper Boxes, 25c.
Doors open at 7; Performance to commence n^7&.
BHEM BLY "B <tILDIN (J—Cvrnerof
CHESTNUT and TENTH Street*.
REOPENING of Sanderson’* Great Stor»*>ptio©«
SOUTHERN REBELLION, the HESSIAN WAR, af
ter u rlo.-i'- of one week for extensive alterations ami im
proved ni' chjiiiic.'il eft’ects. Gralifying ami amusing
for all. Ath)ii*sii>u 15 cents. Children 10 cents. Gal
lery 10 ente. Bt*23-6t
Magic lantern pictures of
THE REBELLlON—UepreeenUttff all the
noiit Seohep, Engugeimifttis and Im-iilonls to this data*
For Milo by JAMES \V. QUEEN & 00.,
024 CHESTNUT Street.
A Descriptive List furnished gratis and gent byroad
free, on application. selB-lw
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
THE FINK ARTS, 1025 CHESTNUT Street, U
open dally, Sundays exempted, from 9 A. SI. till 6 J* f M,
Admission 2$ cents, Clultlrcn under twelve yeant
half Dries. Shares of Stock, $3O. jyl
GROCERIES.
rpO FAMILIES RESIDING IN THB
BUBAL DISTBKJTB.
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply fami&Oß ll
their Country IWshknwswith every description Of
FINE GROCERIES, TEAS, Ao., &0.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
GOBNBB ELEVENTH AND VINE SEBHTB.
mylB
MACoIrEL, SHAD,
SALMON, fie—3 000 WAI Jfc» N-s. 1,2, ini #
f ACKEUEL, large, medium, and tunaU t in asaatto4
ackngcs of choice, late-caught, fat fi«h.
6,ooobbls. Now Halifax, Lamport, and Labrador Bar
ings of choice finalities.
6,000 boxes extra new scaled Herrings.
. 8,000 boxes extro new No. 1 Herrings.
8,000 boxes largo Magdalino Herrings.
250 bbls. Mackinac White Fish.
60 bids, new Economy Bless SUa<JL
25 bbls. new Halifax Salmon.
1,000 anintala Grand Busk Codfinh.
600 Ooiob Ilcrkimof County Chaos*.
Iu store and lauding, for gala hy
MIIU'HY 1 KOONS,
nos No. 146 NORTH WHARTHB.
C CHEESE.—195 boxes fine Herkimer
) County Clh» , m? on consignmo it. For sale by 0.
t'. SADLKIt CO., 303. ARCH Street, second door
above Front. . he2o-3t
LARD. —55 tierces .prime Leaf Lard,
for sale by C. C. S.VDLKII A- CO. r m ABOH
Street, pernnil drier aliovc Front.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LIFE INSURANCE.—The GIRARD
INSURANCE, ANNUITY, and TRUST COM
PANY, of Philadelphia.
OFFICE, 403 CHESTNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, 8300*009* PAtl> UP.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Contiuiio to I£*uur lives on the most re&sou&bla
terms. The premiums may bo paid yearly, half yearljr,
or (jiiurlorly. Tim Company deehirn a uoxrs of pro
fits, periodically, to the fur whole life. Four
bonuses have boon declared,>4 which the following or*
a f**w oxiunplrs from the Resistor *
Amount Policy and
Policy. Sum in-- Bomws or ad- Bwitusef*, to bo in
sured. ditions. creased by fn
t\u*fv additions,
W *9
J’,o&o 00
400 00
1)875 00
No. 89 I £d.;VW>
No. i«it R.OOO
No. 199 I 3,000
No. 833 j 5,000
Pamphlets, containing rates-nnd explanations, forma
of applications, ami further information* can bo bad ad
the office. THOMAS RIDGW;VY r President.
John F. James, Actuary. srlG-mwfOtlf*
/COMMONWEALTH FIRE INSD
XJ RANCH COMPANYy OF THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIRECTORS.
Hflvid .Tftyne, M. D., I OKariaa H. Rogers.
Johii M. WlutaH, John K, Veaiker,
Edward C. Knight, Robert Shoemaker*
Thomaa S. Stewart, William Strothers,
Henry Lewie, Jr., Stephen Coulter.
DAVID JAYNE. M. D;„ Prwident.
JOHN M. WHITALL, Viee PTeeidaoL
SAMUEL & MOON I , Secretary.
Oftico, Commonwealth Building, 613- CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia. e»4-lf
FA MR! INSURANCE COM-FANY,
Ns. 408- OHESTIKTS Stmt
FIRE AND INLAND INSUBAIfOR.
DIaKOTORS.
Georgo W. Day. (rf Day A Matlaoh.
Samuel Wright. “ Wright Bros. & G».
D. B. Birney... - Duvis &. Diruey.
Henry Lewis, Jr -■ Lewis Bros. A (la.
G. Kichardson 11 J. ; C. now© A Go.
Jno. W Evermau u J. W; Everm&u A Go.
Geo. A. West “ West ft Fot-pe,
F. S. Muriin... “ Savngo, hiurtin,.A Go.
C. Wilson Dans Attorncy-at-law.
E. D. Woodruff. of Sihlay, Molten,,* Woodn*.
Jno. Kessler, Jr No. 1713 Green street.
GEORGE W. DAY, President.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice-ProetdwL
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. rtOMM
SAVING FUNDS,
SA VING Ft jim—VM Tifiß ■ STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and OHM
NUT Streets.
INTEREST FIV3 PER. CENT*
S. It.. CRAWFORD,
JAMES K. IXUNTER, Secretary aad Trefiaom'.
Office hours, from 10 until 3 o’clock.
This compuuy is not joinod in anr appliostion to
Legislature.. .
SAFES.
m* LILIJE’S DEPOT RB
IIgjIIMOVED to No. 21 South SEVEIKME Street. BMW
the Franklin Inititute,
The undersigned, Ithaukfnl.for. past favors, and Mag
determined to merit future patzonagDy.'las secured an
elegant and ccaveuient stove, and ivue- ‘sow on hand •
large assortment of-Lillie'J Qelebr34cdi WrowgM ana
Chilled Iron Ffcro and Burjtoe Prooh SJafos, (the oalF
ctrictly fire and burglar- Also,
Unequalled Dink 'Vault). SiTfty Sind Bttuit Locks..
Lillie’s B&rJt Vaidt d "will be
to order on s‘aoFt notice. Thto is-tlcO <£drongesiv beet pre
lected, and cheapest Doorjsnfi Lots* yet offered^
Also, particular- attenAon- is coifed to UUto’ft
Cabinet Safvfor Plato, .>a»lc3,v A®* This Safi* ia en
coded to 8> it>as*» In styjft-aad atiyttdug
fered for this, purpose, t'aflis- Ihe *dy one hhak Is stnottF
fire and btu&lar proof.
Special - No«o&.—Tibaroiiow on hand say twenty cl
Farrel, Uuring, Jfc.Co/ft-Safo-*, most of IKkb nearly MW,
and eoniD fdtfky of otl«r*n*ftk.£rs, oomprkiag a comptoto
assm tmotaa ta sVAir RUd; all lately gsehaugea tor thA
now celebrated Lilha- Safiv. They wit) be sold at ray
low pricja.-. Flease jaM andt examine.
ja2s-iylf M. C. SADLER, Ageoi.
BS-ThaE-imurfin INTER AR
BA.NGEHSNT.—PHILADRII-.
PHI,*., W7.LM JSGTON, A.ND BALTIMOBE BAIL-.
BOAiN
On Mid after MOYDAY, SKPT. m, 1881,
PAF33PS-88. TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA 7
F.r Bal Mm ore at B.l* A. M., 11.35 A. M., (Eipr«a>,
and 53X0. P. M.
r»r.Cl«ut or at 8.15 A. M., 11.35 A. M., 3.30 ani UAO
P. 2li-
Ste.M 'jlnr Jng-on at 8.15 A. M., 11.35 A. M., ?."+ Mxt
1C 1.3.. P. M.
7»r Nnw -Castla rf; 8.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
Far Do- *r nt B.U. a. M.
Far Mi flord nt 8 .15 A. M.
Far Su iialiurv » 18.15 A. M.
TKAU.,'B FOB PHILADELPHIA;
Loavr., BaUiny _.:e at 8.30 A. M. (Exprei-fl), 10.15 A. M.,
aai.4.4: i p. M.
Lear « Wihy jugton at 7.30 and 11.33 A. M., 1.53 and •
Pa'Mt*
Lw .vo Sail .jbnry nt 5.-25 A. M.
L- uvd Mr Tord nt 7.40 A. M.
L.tavo D- rntoA. M.
lirtiHTP F ,ow Castle at 7 nud 11 A. M.
/•-leave* theater at 5.20 A.M., 12.15, 2.25, an!8.40 P.M.
T * Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate atoUoni
“<4,4ii a- 21.
TRAINS FOB BALTIMORE
Jew T 0 ni(>-"t”r’uY's“4s a7m iiiid II.MP. H.
**or ,vo Wilmington at 9.26 A. M., 12.35 P. M. t and 18
A. y i,
’ u'KEIGHT TEAIN, with Passenger Caj.attacbsd,
will run as follows:
Leavo Philadelpliia for Peiryvillo and tntermedtot#
1 luces :tl 5 P, M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and Intcnnodiac*
places at 7 P. M. „ . . .. .
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia nad interznediaca
places at U.-iO P» M.
ON srNDATS 05?LS,i
At 10.50 from Philadelphia to Baltimore,
At 4 45 from Baltimore to Philftaelpnm.
8, M. FBLTON, PrwidaaL
- -rr—w FOR NEW i r ORK.
—„„ p AIIl Y LINK, Tla Delaware (Ml
Baritan Canal.
Philadelphia and New York Express Steamboat Ooa
puny rcceiro freight and leave daily nt i! P. M., deUvo*.
Big their cnrgoes iu Now York the folloiriug dan.
Freights taken at veaMinahlo rates.
WM. P. CLYDE, Agent,
No. 14 SOUTH WHABVKS, Philadelphia
JAMES HAND, Agent,
aol-tf Piers 14 and 16 EAST BIVKB, New Tort,
PHILADELPHIA AND
■MEEk WASHINGTON EXPIIES3 STEAM.
BOAT COMPANY.
New Uno direct for Alexandria, Washington, qpl
Georgetown. Through In Eg hohre.
Bteamer MttLAtt£liPlllA» Captain THOB. HASP,
Steamer JEROME, Captain JEROME,
Will leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and SA
TURDAY, at 12 o'clock M., connecting with all linea at
thoee porta, and returning, leave Washington, Qpnya
town, and Alexandria every TUESDAY and- SATUR
DAY, for Philadelphia. W. P. CLYDE, Agent,
No. 14 SOUTH WHARVES, Philadelphia,.
MORGAN * RHIVEIIART, Agenta,
Foot of G street, Washington.
TOR NEW YORK. Th«
■■BflßEtFlilliulolpHik 6t«am Propeller Company
'will commence tlioii buslnoss for tho season on Honda?*
18th Instant.
Their steamers are now receiving freight at Seoaof
Pier above Walnnt street*
Terms accommodating. Apply to
W. M. BAIBD A OQ«,
234 South Delawnm Avmbi
PAMPHLET PBINTING, and every oilier Uw*crip
tloo of Printing, of tbo most superior tbe most
Wttsotofcblo r*tes f ntftINGWALT A fcJ&QYffiC’jlj Drextß'l
BuUflins, a Sonm THIBB Street, iWlitf
.Mr. %> ADAMS
..Mr. WUIGUT
.Mr. IiuWMKS
9 ; i?r3BT W
4,050 00
1,400 00
6*ti7s 00