THE CITY.
The Thermometer.
6IPTSMBER 6,1861. SEPTELIBER 6, 1862.
6a. ag. ' 14 li. 3P. .It. 6A. K. 12 it. Br. U.
63X 70 71 61 7i 60
NNE. I SSW. SSW.
MU. LE.
ADDITIONAL LIST OP NAMES OP
BILK AND WOUNDED.—Yesterday au additional hat
of etck and wonr.ded soldiers was retorted to Dr. King,
o,e medical direobv. Theae men arrived a day or two
since, but owing to the crowded state of tho hospitals,
and the fact that many of thew were convey ea to Private
residences and other buildinge, it was impossible to ina
ctive their names. Wo publish the names of the Penn
sylvanians, and where they may be found :
RAGE•STRYNT HOSPITAL, (NATIONAL. WILMS' HALL.)
Joe. Aston, 11,9 th Ponnsylvania.
Jon. M. Aiken. A, 100th Pannsylvania. •
A. Anberion. I, 7th Pennsylvania.
Wm. H. Anthony, 1, 7th Pennsylvania.
:Sergi. George Acker, 0, 28th Pennsylvania.
Jahn E. Bair 0 84th Pennsylvania,
Frank Blair, I, 56th Pennsylvania.
fienrY Barclay, K, lath Pennsylvania.
Wm. T. Bennett. If, bath Pennsylvania.
-John Borns, E. 28th 'amnesia/min
Lewis Bobb, B. 2d Ponnsylvania Cavalry.
Abm. Beaver, M, 28 Pennsylvania Cavalry,
D. Burt e.D.lltu Pennsylvania.
Reuben Case, A, 84th Peinusylvanis.
• Ohm. Currey, 0, 84th Pennsylvania,
' Theis. Currey, 0, 7th Pennsylvania
Peter Daintier, L, Ist Pennsylvania Cavalry.
B. Dunham, H, 11th Pennsylvania.
John Fiske, A, lat Panneyivania.
Wm. Frick, I. 9th Punusylvaida.
, Gto F. Sayer, K, gth Pennsylvania.
0., Grose, K, 11th Pennsylvania. •
.Jonas Henke', C. 7th Penn.ylvands.
..Daniel Howells, K,loth Pennsylvania.
. P.O. Haines, Lith Penneytyanla. •
• Daniel Hotchkiss, F, Sld Pennsylvania.
Orderly Sergeant Pi Hart, L 84th Pennsylvania.
Jaines:l3 Jack, E. 7th Pennsylvania.
B eau J o hnson, K, :kith Pennsylvania.
Henry Hifer, 11, let Pennsylvania Cavalry.
, W. S. Cramer, ti, 56th Pennsylvania.
Jame," Keity, F, 110th Pennsylvania.
Jahn Enntr, T,15111 Pennsylvania.
sergeant Hajarß. L Koons, 5611 Pennsylvania.
rdorrla lieul6a. D. 57th Pennsylvania.
W. B. Kililoze,l. 85tti Pennsylvania.
S. A. Luke, L 115th Pennsylvania.
M. Langari,l. 56th Pennsylvania.
B. Louts, A, 531 Pertyylvania
Geo. Yr. bleCit I an, F, Ist Pennsylvania Cavalry.
William Motaallan, let Pennsylvania Cavalry.
Thomas J. Maloney, A, let Ponneylvania.
James Mess. F, 11th Penns: lvania.
Thoman L. bleu., N , let Penneylvarda. •
. W. A. O. Oaks,O. 7th
Charlee W. ittektr, F,B4tb Pennsylvania.
Peter Rosenberger. F, 11th Pennsylvania.
Samuel Rodgers. I, 116th Pennsylvania.
John M. Shape, F, tat Pennsylvania Cavalry.
George (.ilbert. 1, 31 Pennsylvania. •
George Scott, IS, 1 ith Penneylvania.
Si. G. Slat k, K, 11th Pennsylvania. •
' Charles Sw. army, 11. 115:11 Pentisylvania.
William G. stark, F_, 11th Pennsylvania.
. George Sweigart:, D, 107th Pennsylvania,
' Christ. Eleilmiuger, FL 90th Pennsylvania.
' Corporal A. EL Stewart, I, 7th Pennsylvania.
John B. Truitt, T, SlCtth Pennsylvania.
lichen Taylor, U. 84th Penusylranla.
' Sergeant William Tailor, K, let Pennsylvania RIR% '
J. P. Thomsen It, 401 Pennsylvania.
• A. Vannoistinn, (1, 111th Pennsylvania. • '
.Joseph Way, A , let Pennaylvania.
" G. Welsh, 1, 9th Pennsylvania.
' John Watson. 0, nOth Pennsylvania.
Wm. J. Zimmerman, T, Rid Penults lvania.
John Pfeifer, I, 74th Pennsylvania.
CHESTER ILOSPITAL
A.. R. Anderson, 13, 16th Pennsylvania.
. 0. V. Bruner, Setize•int. F, 84th Pennsylvania.
George Bowles, K, 107th Pennsylvania.
Borger, GI, 48th Pennsylvania.
Joseph Bennett, G. 84th Pennsylvania.
G. A. Barnes, D, 110th Pennsylvania.
G. A. Blakely, B. 56th Pennsylvania.
John Cage. 11, 123 d Pennsylvania.
C. A. Childs, B, let P6l/130 l'ants.
G. G. Cronso, D, 11th Pennsylvania.
J. Campbell, C. 88th Pennsylvania.
B. ()Iseult, It, Ilth Pennsylvania. ,
T. M. (hazianour, F, lith Pennsylvania.
' Patrick Dover, F. 11th Pennsylvania.
' 0. Kaltman, I, 11th Pennsylvania.
.1. Kitten, )'lll th Pennsylvania.
J. It. Fischer B, 10th Pennsylvania.
Merritt, 13, 75th Pennsylvania-
Lieutenant I. H. Rosewood, F, 11th Pennsylvania.
Wm. Jenkins, If, 48th Pennsylvania.
Robert Jenkins. K, 48th oennsylvania
Robert Johnson, le, 109th Pennsylvania.
. Captain G Jacobs. G. 88a Pennaylvanla. •
Kepainner, B, 48th Pennsylvania.
Lieutenant F. 0. Loomis, 4th Penney lvania.
S. D. Long,'F,B4tb, Pennsylvania.
0. J. Lewis, D, 11th Ponnsslvania.
George Moleteanx, B, 107th Pennsylvania. ,
o.lMoOracken, T., 8411, Pennsylvania.
John Michaels, K,107 Pennsylvania.
. S. U. McGuire, 0, 9th Penneylvania.
TURNER'S• LANE HOSPITAL.
Corp. Beebe, 1, 6th Pennsylvania Reserves.
A. Allman, hi, 10CW Pennsylvania.
• .oorp. Sebastian Bardina, B, 21st Pennsylvania.
Hugh Orr, E, 11111 Pennsytvania.
-:.?ayes Wiley, 631 Pennsylvania,
:Martin' Hammer, 631 Pennsylvania.
'Daniel Lnventirr, 0, 56th Pennsyl v ania.
Blaker, 0, 104 th Pennsylvania.
• FOURTH AND GEORGE STREETS.
W. S. Olunn, 8,72 d Pennsylvania.
Oergt. Howard Dytcb, U, 4th Pennsylvania.
G. W. Bckard, D, 49th Pennsylvania.
Matt Bumbaugh,l. 11th Pennsylvania.
Wm. Mather, IL 7th Pennsylvania.
8. 0. Whitney, I, 84th Pennsylvania.
BROAD STREET.
L. Brink, G. 50th Pennsylvania.
Jackson Both:anti, blot Pennsylvania, •
A. °roomy er, 0.515 t Ponnolvanta,
And. Ganser, F, 50th Penna., ivania.
John W. Roffman, 11, 88. h Pennsylvania,
Gems Begincos, I, llitti PeMlO5l
Horace Taylor, D. let Pennsylvania.
Frank Treat% s', 51st Pennsylvania.
Lawrence Ludy, 100th Pennsylvania,
E. Ashenftlter, K, 84th Pennsylvania.
A. W. Daum, a, 56 b Pennsylvania.
Joni Rylleon,
B, 9th Penneywania.
R. Elwood, Le , Ilia POBILIEYINELIia.
FODIttION. K., 84th Pennsylvania.
A. Pry, F, 111th Permaylvania.
W. - Horner, F, 561.4 Pennsylvania.
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Sergi. Thus Jobneoe, 13, 48th Pennesdranitt.
M. Kelly, IL 68a Pennsylvania,
Bent. A. H, Levan, A, 82d Pennaylvania,
W. B. Ogden, K, 84:h Pennsylvania. • •
Wm. Redden. I, Mb Pennsylvania. '
Wm. Wljal, B, 7th PeDLEOYALGIS.
A. D. Watson, 0, 65th Pennsylvania.
FIPTTI STREET noarrrAn.
Simon B. Barr, A, 84th Pennsylvania.
F. Blizzard - P, both Ponne,tvania. •
J. Collins, 11, 11th Pennsylvania.
TerreLce +.lunniogham. 11, 11th PennsYlvania.
Corporal Jobn M. Cannon, H,loolb. Pennsylvania.
Sagami IltAiert Dentry, C , 46th PannsYlvania,
Jos.Bornaughl, K, 10th Peruystivania.
Chas. Freund, A, 75th Pennsylvania.
8.. T. °inhere, F. Min Pennsylvania.
MSS. Gan, A, 84th Pennsylvania.
Wm. flank, D, 11th Pennsylvania.
Ohee. limiter, 1, 27th Pennsylvania.
D. Haggerty, Pennsylvania.
Wash. lien, A, 110th Peuneylvanl4.
Gee. Jacobi, D. 154th Pennsylvania.
John Knox, 0, 11th Pennsylvania.
J. L. Lewis, G, 2d Pennsylvania Cavalry.
And. Luuger, D, 84th Penneyivania.
Thos. iStohloll, C, 110th PUZIDOYI9III3IB.
James Meek, E, 11th Pennsylvania.
John Hack, E, 11th Pennsylvania.
Michael ki &grew, 8,111583 Pennsylvania,
Darius Parke, K, 10th Pennsylvania.
Reuben Rouser, I', 84th Pennsylvania.
Thos. E. Simonton. D, 84th Pennsylvania.
Abram Swartz A, 1 fill Pennsylvania.
Jacob Truin, D. Ist Pennsylvania Cavalry.
And. J Wrir, L, 11111 Pennsylvania.
Jesse L. Wheeler. 1), 84th Pennsylvania.
Peter Devlin, I', 28th Ponna ; deserted Sept. 4th.
AT TIIEINDEPENDICEOBROBi MOUSE.
Lewis Ludwig, D. 75th Pennaylvanla.
S. Butler, E. 83d Pennsylvania. •
ti Perry, F, 884 Pennsylvania.
Thomas McGound, F, 7th Pennsylvania.
J. W. McGee, D. 7th Pennsylvasis.
W. Burnett, D, 7th Pennsylvania.
Sergeant J. Cook, 11, 7th Pennsylvania.
Corporal J. Az matrons, 11, 7th Pennsylvania.
W. Schaffner, 11, 7th Pennsylvania.
J. C. fichucbman, A, 7th Pennsylvania
Joseph Austin, I, Ist Pennsylvania Rifles.
Dr. W. S. King, medical director, acid Dr. A. K. Smith,
medical director of tinnsportation, desire to present their
grateful acknowledge:Rl:Ad to the people of Philadelphia,
Tor their prompt assistance in taking care of the large
number of sick and woundvd c ho have arrived Within
the last four dell.
To the peertorp of the churchee, given at mhittight,
for the accommodation of the eufTerere ; to the residents
of the neighbor Mod, who immrdiately brought food and
c!otiting ; to the mackitra of the Soldier's Rofreehmont
Saloons to tie cit'zeos who received many in their own
houses; to he' tire companies and the police, they offer
their wstmeet thft-ke.
They also desire that the citizens, who have taken sick
soldiers into their houses, wilt report to the medical di
rector the Eanue, regiment, and present location.
THE OBSEQUIES OF COL. KOLTES.—
The funeral of the Into 001. KOHes, of the Seventy-third
Regiment, P. , who was killed in ono of the recent
betties, took place yeatetday, from his late residence, on
Third street, below Brown. 't he coma containing the
remains was covered with tine black cloth, and wan sliver
mounted. It wee p aced in a splendid hearse, and covered
with the American tleg. A number of mon belonging to
the Seventy-third regiment acted as a guard of honor. A
number of the recruitingollicers on duty is this olty, and
a portion of the Mtennerchor Musidal Society, were pre
sent, and a number of employees of the United States
Mint were alai, in attendance.
The certoge left the late residence of the decorated
about half• put coven o'clock In the morning, and prc
needed to the Ft. Peter's (Boman Catholic) Church, at
Fifth Wed and Girard avenue. An immense concourse
was assembled within the church and on the outside.
nigh mass was celebrated, unl the requiem for the deal
was snag, after which a brief sermon was delivered, In
Gorman, by the officiating clergyman of the church.
At the conclusion of the service there, the coffin was
again removed to the hearse, and wee taken to Lida.
pendente.Rall, reaching there about 11 o'clock, where
the remains WA in state until about half past two o'clock
in the afternoon, after which the procession moved off in
the following ord
Dettchmente of Police. • •
Birgtlcle's Band.
Guard of Donor.
Hearse, d, awn by four horeee.
Cc'Anuel,Koltes' horse.
Recroltir.g r Sleets on service in the city.
First Blab Ba'telion,Philadelphia Home Guard.
Mrconorchor Singing Society.
Employees cf the United Statis (dint.
A large untidier of carriages, containing friends and
relatives of the dpeetured, wound up the procession. The
interment took place et the Glenwood Cemetery, tho re •
mains being placed In tholot belonging to the Scott Le
gion. Appropriate neremonies were performaJ over the
remains in the comuttry. The liege on nil the public
building., newapee!•r once', hptele, &0., were displayed
at half meet eeterday in honor of the deceseed colonel.
BRIAN BORG UNITRA.IRIBII
Snbicriptions will to aceived by . Morton Mobliohael.
Esq., at tho office of the North American and Untted
Staffs Gazelle. No. 132 South Third etreot, for the ad
vancement and organization of thettbove regiment. Oar
citizen!' are urgently requested to 'Ad the canoe. The
regiment is to t e nrder the cornmand of 'Col. Crookes,
attached to Cu,. Corcoran's * brigade. Arrangements
have been made Wiih'the War Department and tho Oiti•
gent' Bounty COnio.ittoo to secure to 011 .recruits the
usual hunt; of SICS. ,Thfe ismest Maly the last chance
that will he °fit:V(l to secure the bounty up to the 20th
instant.
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MIIRVEROIIS .
--jam Mc ao.own
• vas - arraigned I gore ilderman TWeldlag reek rder
afternoon ue,n the charge of comisitting a murderoue
Metal sod bateau, with intent to king U)ca William
Sylph, The alTair happened ats lager-Deer • eakton, in
Seventh,' above Com taut. Spick was beaten In a moat
shocking n caner over tba•hcad with a pitcher, and with—
out Way Reverent comae whatever. The derendant t. dtudtik
the heating loth a the Macrae'', mud the afrit. Tiolrnt
end protons !anent g..; ahnsing ail who appeartid to testify
Angina him. Ite.wais Committed to answer.
"lIIR GREAT PEDVIRIAN! PISAT AT
*.M.RDIA.—AItuIt numb( r of -ara g nm have visitad tda.
die, during tho past a eek, to witnerA Mr. Rd ward Payson
Weston perform hie great feat Of walking 480 milts hi
seven day./ time. 1:p to nine o'clock liiettly.oulog he hmd
wailtd 280 miser, and to night it is expeatid
have accotuelli4nd 35 1 miles. Uo eiseetfilth finish' the
balance by 3) u:,;iock on neat Tuesday efteni*;•
Weston does not m elk on Sunday. lie will- commence
again at 10 o'chmkon Mocday morning. •-• •
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A'NEW TELIGIIAPk LlNX.—Arrangc
mute are berg mere by wbtch the room in the N.er
chants' Bzcbsoge occapled by the Board of Brokers will
be Placed In ttlfgr.-o , lc c , mtraunloation with the centre
'of busintee Intel Mecca In all the important °Bios of the
North. A telegraphic wire will be run in a few days
from an endoeed rpare on the west side of the rotunda
to the aike tf the company, in Third street, below
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Ghettlnut.
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THE QUOTA OP PEULADELPHIA.—The
quota of troops to be raised in Penusylrenia is tit 07d,
which makes Philadflphte responsible tor :13,4:4 men.
Of leis number she is crecitcd, according to the returns
of the enrollee., a :th having frweisbed about 2a,000 men,
leaving a balance of over 13,000 to he raked by the
draft. This elves an event/re of dent t2O to eaeh ward
cf the ci.y. We are not to recolvo any credit for those
of car citizens who are serving as teamsters and menha•
nice, neither for those eelleted in the regular army, ma
rine corps, and. In rosin:eras of other States. In this
city Mout 1,000 recruits fur rho old regiumuts hare ra
neon, b t en ebteined, In addition to the nix new regi
ments just raised, and yet. as we understand it, co aro
not to ba credited with these. There have been over
f2rtY regiments ratted in this city, and yet the enroticirs
return that rniy about- 20,000 of the men enlietel for
thorn regiments were Philadelphians. Three rect.' have
carter d much dissatisfaction, and ss it is now. pretty cur
tain that the draft will talc' place, a thorough explana
tion should he had,
It hoe recently come to the hoUce of rfnited States
Marshal Millward that certain earlier have wilfully been
absenting themselves from their c.Aintles and State, in
order to escape the dealt, and he hoe accordingly had
the fallowing notice issued, which was !served on all the
railroad comranfee yesterday :
DRITSD STATER 7dAnsoiL i tt Orrice,
.E.SSrenX DISTRICT OF PERSSYLVANII,
PIIILLDRLSRIA, Sept. 5, 1862.
To the O f ficers of the - Railroad:
Your attention ie o died to the following extract from
the orders and instrnetlons of the War Department.
Yon will be told responsible as aiding and abetting the
evasion of the draft by permitting the violation of this
order in alloaing persons ne t in Poseresion of a proper
pees to travel over yourline. I have anrhlnformatlon
of the repeated violation of this orie , by citizens of this
c [strict that I am determined to hold all persona viola-
SINE it strictly reeponeible.
Very respectfully, WILLIAM MILLWARD,
United States Marshal.
Extract from Order of War Department, dated August
8, 1852:
Byto. 2. Ary perecn liable to draft, who shall arseat
himself from his county or State before snob draft is
made, will be tweeted by say Provost Marshal, or other
United Staten or State officer, wherever he may be found
within thejurisdiction of the United Sham and con reyed
to the nearest military pest or depot, and placed on mili
tary duty for the term of the draft; and the expenses .of
his own arrer t and conveyance to such post or depot, and
also the sum of are dollars as a reward to the officer who
shall make such arrest, Shall be deducted from his pay.
And also to the lnartmtious of the War Department,
August 11, 1852:
Sitoomo. Any persowdetained may be released, on giv
ing bend to the United States, with sufficient security, in
the cum of 81,000, conditioned for the performance of
military duty if be should be drafted, or the providing a
proper eubstitute.
Arty one detected in violating these orders will meet
certainly shoulder his musket, whether he is drafted or
not.
THE COOPER-SHOP SALOON. The
folloidcg handrome donations have be'n received by the
committee of the Cooper shop Volunteer Refreshment
&door, to be appropriated for food for Union epithets
passing through the city. During the week ending at 8
o'clock on Ws dneeday evening there bad been fed at the
ealoon seven thousand' seven hundred and forty.two
soldiers. In this r.nmber there are inelnded three hnn
dred and sixty sick and wounded soldiers, who arrived at
half peat 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.
In addition to the a ove ' we may state that, as
soon as the appeal was made for hospital stores, for the
WOUtded in the recent battles, the Hospital Committee
immediately forwarded eight large packages of a general
assortment of stores, and also two Nitrate tightly packed
with tint quality lint. The appeal was published In the
Sunday papers Stet, awl by the next morning the sheep
named articles were on the way for the relief of. the gal
tent heroes who bad been wounded. The people of
Philadelphia support this institution, and it mast be
gratifying to them to knew their representatives, as em
bodied in the Cooper. shop Committee, made so 'prompt ,
a t espouse to the call from Washington.
T. 11. Vetterleln, $25; Michael Daher) 25; 8. 8.
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BishopB2s; A. G. Canal, $ 2O; N. H.Hr-lham & Co.,
$l5;. Ed. Fader. $10; Fearons & smith, $10; Clash, J.
W., $10; co., J. 0., $10; John T. Bailey dr. Co $10;
Aliment & lianghey, $lO ; W. Morris, 115; • 0 aalt, W.
B. F. & Co., 8 6; Hants, Heal & Co., ;W. W. Lip
plucott, $5; H. Trotter, $2; H. Wallis, $2; Jelin .
Stroup, $5 ; Roberts & Macalinfer ' $5; H. Early, $ l , ;
M. Weaver, $1 ; Wm. Harvey, $5; J. Ault &
$10; Michener & Morris, 0 hams; A E. Kai tit Co.,'
N. J., one lead of potatoes •, B. & K., 1 bag roaatad
coffee.l bbl. sugar ; J. H. 1111chener & Co., 6, ham;
Haman Perot, $26; James Houma, Jr., $26; Massey,
Collins & Go., s2s' ' Samuel J. Christian, $25 ;
Samuel L. Witoer, 825 ; David W.' Heretins, $10;
contribution box, $2; Henry Delstty. $29 ; Oharlee De
-visite', 85; W. S. G.. 526 ; John B. iladd, SO; Ather
ton Blight, 8100; Cash, $5O; W. P. It., $5O; H. 8.,
$100; Frothier hem & Wells, $5O; 11311 W. Mercer,
$25 ; J. 8 J., .830 ; I.ehigh Coal - Company. secpnd do
nation, $5O; Oath, $500; Alfred Fitter, $2O; gu eta of
CbCBDUE Orove trinlee, Media, Delaware county, $45 ;
J. Bhea Barton, $100; Welling, Coffin & $25; 8.
0., $4; B. S. B. and others, $6; S. A. Mercer, $25;
few, of the members of the Corn Exchange, $lB3 ;
Hairy Filley, 825; 11. G Jones, $5; John A. Dorgan,
$10; Charles Norris, 510; Office Delaware Mutual In-
Durance Co., 850,; Pr. L. Jayne & Sod, 850; North
American Insurance Co., $5O ;. Cash, $25; proceeds of
Fair, No. 43 North beventh street. by Sallie Hughes,
Bell Patterson, Wilhelmiva Brown, Emma Dorichmer,
Mary Campbell, $10; proceeds of Fair .at West Phila :
delphia, by Anna Vogdes, Mary Markle, Kate Markle,
A. F. Oaks, $lB 25; Daniel Smith, $5 ; A Union Man,
$25; P. W. Warier', $l5; McClellan Association,
$l3 25; Cash, $5; Lafayette Lodge Odd Fellows, $10;
Joseph Jeanee. $25; Wood & Perot, $25; J 31nAvthnr,
Jr., $lO ; Sergeant Price, 825 ; Cash, $2; 8.. Al
dridge, $2; Henry Oolamb, Si; Mr. Beaver, $2; Mr.
Warner, $1; W. N. Lockwood, $l5; 0. 8. Leambagliss ;
Hospital Fund, $4O; Philadelphia Club, $2OO.
THE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.—The
great National Hume Pair, to be held at Williamsport,
• is attracting no little interest among the !oven of horse
flesh in this city—a large number of whom will Place
their animals on exhibition dome of the finest imported
blooded and native breed '
6f horses ever collected in this
country aro there in training on the ground. The fol
lowing are among some Of those familiar to almost evert ,
One in ibis city, and which have taken part in the con.
teeth at our parka: The Arabian Eagle,
Pan Yann. Goo,
McClellan, Bob Boy, Young Morrill, G. M. Petchlu. Jr ,
Young America. Long Island, Ned, Geo 11l Petchin,
Morgan Lyon, John Gilpin. St.. Lawrence, Black Hawk
Meseerger, Black Hawk, Young Glay, Oinderolla, Alice,
Wild ahbrlio, endllogineer. the Eamon:stallion formerly
owned by John ?Miner Botts, of Virginia. Besides these,
there are numerous descendants of the moat noted
horses in this country, thorough-bred Messengers, St.
Lawrence!, and all the grades of Morgan and Black
Ilswk Mock.- The comparison of breeds will be one of
the instructive features of the exhibition. nere aro
non more horses entered Mus was anticipated, and they
aro contior ally coming -M. •
FIRES.—An alarm of fire yesterday
Morning was occasioned by the horning of a Quantity of
clothing on the roof of the house No. 42 South Se mnd
street used as a confectionery store by Mr. E ti. Brooke.
The resi.?.ents of the dwelling worn aroused, and the
flames extinguished without raising an alarm.
About half an hour/afterwards smoke was observed is
suing from the basemont of tho store of S. V B. Ranter s ..
fancy and staple dry goods dealer, immediately adiOilling
the above-mentioned!The alarm was given,
and the firemen were early upon the ground in large
numbers. The tire was confined to the basement,. in
which was stored a large amount of valuable goods, com
prising ladies' cloaks, velvet', satins. Ac. Neatly all of
this stock was ruined by fire and water. The whole loss
will be between $2,000 and fi3,000. which is folly covered
by insurance in city companies. Tho origin of tho latter
conflagration Is attributed to the falling of portions of the
but ning clothing from the roof of No. 42 into tho roar of
Bunter's store, and then blown through an open window
upon the light coverings of .the goods.
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DARING BURGLAR I E S .—About t wo
o'clock ycstirdoy morning, the house of Mr. J. Mil'er
McKim was entered through the bath-room window by
a man named Fleury Fitger. He had procured a ladder
upon the oPposPe Bide of the street, by which ho made
gc od his entrance. Be hat solzed a set of silver and a
quantay of clothing and tools, veined altogether at about
ll'so He was caught es he was about leaving the house
wilt' the articles in his possession. Ho was committed
to answer.
On Thursday afternoon, a house in Twelfth street,
above Bice, was broken into. The burglar broke off all
the gas brackets iu the house, and took away the leaden
pipe. Officer Moore arrested Wm. Elder, charged with
the act, and he wee committed by Alderman
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DONATIONS WANTED.—The Penn Re-.
lief Association for sick and wounded soldiers have com
pletely exhausted their stock of necessaries for the com
fort and restoration of the inmates in our military hos
pitals. They ask pArtientarly for donations of flannel
and hospital - stores, which may be delivered to the trea
surer, Mary L. Scranton, No. 1010 Wallace street, or to
any of the gentlemen named In our advertising columns.
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MORE YATMOTISM AMONG THE YOUNG.
—Thirty dollars and fifty cents bavo mast been east to tho
Episcopal Hcspitsl, for the nick and wounded soldiers, by
the young Mit eeo Emma Maxwell, Elizabeth Rognault,
Julia Mama, Mary Green, Emma Jones ' and Emma
Stuart]. May others bo !stirred up to follow this god and
noble example :ben shall our brave soldiers have no
came to complain. •
DEATHS AT TR ARMY HOSPITALS.—
The following were the deaths reported yesterday at the
various military hospitals: •
Penntyinania llospital.—Goorge W. Nekon, M, 1.033
Pennolvanla..
West rhitadefph ?a —Nzektet Vanbockline, A, 6U►
Wisconsin.
South Street—Peter S Mitchell, B, 831 Pennsylvania
SHOEMAKERS AND THE WAIL—Klee
the onibresk of the present rebellion the. demand for
heels and shoes has. greatly exceeded the supply, and
we loam from Mr. Charles M. Owens, a welbitnown
manufacturer in this city, that owing to the number of
shoemakers who have volunteered for the war, it is with
great difficulty workmen can be obtained to meet the
present demands High 'prices are offered, and work is
abundant.
. •
FREIGHT TO UINOINNATI AND LOUIS
vr.LLE.—OwIng to the threatening aspect of affairs in
Kentucky, ail fro.ights for Cincinnati and Louisville,
Going through Pittsburg, Lave been stopped. It is to be
hoped, however, that the difficulties will soon bo sur
mounted, atd business once more flow into the rogular
channel.
YEAR AN END.- The Sheriff contested
electien case will coca be concluded. To-day the case
for the rerpondent, Bwlng, must close. Yesterday mar
thrco witnetroo wore present to be examined, showing
that the supply is well nigh exhanstal These wore dia
pered of at 31 o'clock, and the court adjourned.
A FALL.— About boon yest,erday Wm.
Morehead, aged nine years, fell from a tree in Walnut
street, above 15th, and falnr.d htmeett internally: He
v, rib %km to b 1 homy on Benton street.
PERSONAL.--Lieut. J. W. Jack of
Omniauy E. 24 Regiment Pennsylvania Reserves, who
was wounds )12 the recent 'engsgament near Manama,
is MIAs home In ibis city. ' • • • -
N.E.w HosTITAL.---Xll - e Fpripg Garden
Ball Is about being fitted uo Iffethe paroma of a hospi
tal. Tho upper floors aro noarly' ready; v 3 receive pa
tient/.
CITY EXPENDITURES —The expenses
derirg the put meth for the yrordetion and defence of
the city amounted to $395.50.
PHILADELPHIA. D 48.114) or. MEADE.
RAM. W. DE COUBSEY, )
JAISICI3 C. BAND, 5 Crozmirnis or ?xi Momvx.
J. 13. .LIPPINOOTTs
LErTirit . MIKIS
• .
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Shatemuo, Oxnard '' Liverpool, moil
Bark Aaron I Harvey, Miler Port Spain, soon
Bark Thomas Hallett Lagoa re; Sept 6
Brig 1 . 0 1106 r, Creighton - . Barbados; soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCR.
rola. OR PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6, 1869.
BUN MBES . . ..
. 33-61Thi 6NT8,... 8 24
HIGH Wain. 12 48
...
ABBIVED.
. .
Brig Betters. Wood, 7 days from Boctoo, in bollitit to
R A &ruler dr, Co.
Brig Abby. Wolfson, Wattson, - 8 days front Oat : dolma,
%Kim:lasses to Stewart, Carson R Do.
Brig ,Birchard . dr. Torry. Cotton, 4 dap; from .Ports
rocath; in ballast to captain.
Blur Sblbtiototh, Mortor, 14 days from St Jobn,-Nl3,
with lathe, .to to Hoskin & Galvin:
Brig Henry rantens, Johnston, 13 days from St John,
NB, with 223,000 ploketa to-Wm 0 Llof d. _ •
Bebe Sir Colin , Urmobsfil,.(l3l) 25 days rrom Montego
Bay, Ja, still Eug sr. hides, go. to D N Wetzlar do Co.
Bchr Mischht, (er)lllrphitts,2o days from Cienfuegos,
with sugar to Mauteirs-6; Gabadi&nlre° 34 to Bezloy
a Co.
Schr Vehtnre, Clark, 153laysfrom St John, NB, with
€2O,CCO laths to Wm 0 '
Scbr Preiworgy, 5 days from New Haven, with
iallt (bad iron to captain.
Schr lirrald, Short, 4 days from Newbnryport, with
mine to Goo 13 Hotfoot.
Oche Jos N Bittiatt. Potter, 3 da; sfrom thiow
with timber to J W Bacon. .
SchrActive, Simmons, 5 days from Fortress Idourfie,
:In ballast to cop:sick-
Behr Wm Arthur. Haskell, 7 days from 'Portland, with
cedes to Crowell & °Mhos. •
Behr Fanny Boardman, klattlowe, 6 days from Boston,
with mdse to Kennedy, Stairs h. Co.
Fehr Jeuepb Toner, Crowell, 6 days from Boston, with
mdse to Croar•ll h Coltiea. 4
tehr B L Cro , ker, Preebrey, 4 days from Taunton,
with rodeo to Tuella & Cu. •
Schr Jahn Janes, Corse', 3 days fromlfew York, with
mdse. to David Cooper.
Bohr Itxreteior, Riley, from 'Boston, In ballast to
captain. •
Ear T B Curter, Malts:4o day from Smyrna,
with wheat to Sas Barrett & don.
se* Hannah Barrett Denby, 1 day from St Georges,
DA, With cheat to Jfill Barrett & Sm.
Behr A et Aldridge, Fisher. from Boston.
Bohr 11 B Pitf.ooll3. Williams, from Boston.
Fehr 1,ve•Bell, Lee, froth Boston.
Behr Leader, Bartla• from Boston.
Bohr John Lai:easter, Willette, from Cape afay.
Behr klitry Elia, Maury, from Portsmouth.
Echr D P, Tel pay, from Portemoatn.
ULNAILND
Bark Jos Maxwe4l, Davis. Lattnayra, J Deßelt &
Bohr Nerragansett, Hall, Ship Island, D 8 Stets in &Do.
Behr Albert Trost, Bowdoitt, Portlands.W English.
tichr Leader, Bathe, Gardiner. U A Decimator St Co.
Bohr A M Aidridge, Fisher, Boston '
• do
Bair D P. Matthews, Portsmouth, L Andonrled & Co;
Behr hTary Idle, Talpey, Newburvzsort, do
Pchr J Lancaeter, Winona, Providence, Noble, Catd
yreil
& Co.
echr B Bascom, Williams, Boston, do
Batt Eva 8411, Lee, Boston, Wm ET Johns.
Schr o:ars, Crowell.-Boston, E B Sawyer & Co.
Bohr Otter Bock, Lane, Boston, E A Sender & Co.
(Correspondence of the Press.)
11AVBP. DE Glliter, Foot 4
The steamer Wyoming lett here this morning, with the
following boats in tow, laden and consigned as follows:
R B Wright:Wm T Forsyth, and Bel, ilrldte, and
Blue, anthracite coal to Hammett, Van Dnson & Loch
man; Btron, wheat and corn to Humphreys, Hoffman &
Wright; Dido. lumber to Wilmington; Gem Pope, do to N .
York; 'rhos Welsh, do to B Wolverton; E Campbell, do
to Dl3 Taylor; Juniata, bituminous coal. Baskin & Reed.
. 0 B iieistand, Conetttntlon. Maid of the Mist, and Swa
taro, anthracite coal to Delaware Oily. •
IMIKORANDL
Sbip Amos Brown. Crabtree, for Engfano, had finished
coopering at Callao 12th alt.
Ship Frank Bonft:Morse. • hence for Liverpisl, was
spoken 15th Mt, lat 48 20. long 9.
Park St James, Wayne, hence, arrived at New Orleans
2.e4h ult.
Bark 12f, Pinckiey, cleared at New Orleani 26th ult.
for NCW York
Bark F Leonia., Williams, for Philadelphia, was towed
to sea from New Orleans 22d ult. '
Brig Wm 0 Clark, Crawford, hence, Wag below New
Orleans 27th ult, waiting orders.
Brig .1 W flpencer, Spencer, from Trinidad, via Phila.'
del tibia, ut New York 4th inst.
Brig Mar , ' Wileon, cleared at Baltimore 4th hard, for
Rio do Janeiro.
Behr Gillenleant], Heather, hence, arrival at New Or
leans 27th nit. ..
Lehr B Watson, Willebr, cleared at New Orleans . 24th
nit for New York.
Bahr Exchange. Montgomery, for Philadelphia, cleared
at 'Et John, .NB. 30th Mt.
The 8 gemboat Bknville. cruising, all well, was spo
ken 28th nit, 30 miles south of Charleston.
The II 8 gunboat Illaguolia was spoken 25th ult. off
Havana, all well.
- PROPOSALS.
pRoPOS ALS goE,
ARMY CLOTHS.
ABIIT CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE OFFICE)
PHILADELPHIA, September 3, 1862.
Manufacturers and Merchants are invited to offer
PROPOSALS, at this odicoi until FRIDAY, 12th inst.,
at 12 El, to furnish the United States with
BLiNKETB, ARMY ()LOUIS, KEESEYS, AND
LININGS AND TDIRDIING OF ALL KINDS,
'Suited to mating
UNIFORM CLOTHING.
The BLANKETS must be Army Blankets, wool, gray
(with the legere U. B. in black, 4 inches in length, in the
centre), to he 7 feet long, and 5 feet 8 Inches wide; each
blanket to weigh . 5
lbs.
The CLOTH must be Dark Bine (Indiga Wool-Dyed),
of army standard; 'weighing 21 ounces to yard of 54
inches wide, and 103 ounces to yard of 27 inches wide.
The KEllfitYB Must bo Sky Blue(lndigo Wool-dyed),
army standard, weighing 22 ounces to yard of 64 inches
wide, and 11 ounces to yarn of 27 inches wide. Samples
of Linings and Trimming meet: accompany the bide for
theee'articles.
Bid dirsWiil state the number of yards and quantity of
each article they will be preparea to furnish in each
month, and for how many months, at the ()lathing Depot
_in Philadelphia, and the price per yard, kc.
Each bid mutt be accompanied by a proper guarantee,
setting forth that it a contract is awarded to the party
named therein, he will at onceexecnte the same, and
eye satisfactory security. The names ef sureties to be
Oven in the proposal. G. H. DBOSHAN,
ecs Ot - Deputy Q.'n. Gen. D. A.
OFFIOE WASHINGTON AQUE
DUCT, . ,WAsimmToN. Sept. 2, 1882.
PROPOSALS will be received until 12 o'clock on
MOS DAY, the 15th September, 1862, for constructing
portion of the Potomac Dam at Great Falls.
The principal item of work to be done is about five
thousand yards (6,000) of rock embankment.
Specifications can be procured and plans seen at this
office. • - . , .
Proposals to be sealed, endorsed 1, Proposals for Po
ionise Dam," and addressed to 1 4 Hon. CALEB B.
SMITH, Secretary of the Interior, Wasbington.”
. • WM. R. HU 2TON, '
se4 theft 18816 Chief Engineer W. A.
rIROPOSALB FOR BOOKS FOR
.1_ SHIP8•01-WAR.
NAVT DEPAIRVItnrr,
BIIREAU,OF RAVIOATION; Ausint 80, 1802.
BRA.LED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until 'MONDAY, the 16th September, 1802, fir fur:tish
lug at the different Navy Yards, without further cost to
the Government, not, number of copies as may be re-
Quirt d of the several publications supplied to vessels-of
war. .. ,
Lids of the Books may be. had on application to tho
Burson, and the pike of each is to te specified.
Each Book is to be guarantied path ct, and to be in
substantial binding. - -; J. K. CILLII99,
red. tinc4t Acting Chief of theitureatt.
E P 112 Y QUARTERMASTER
GENXIILLI OFFIOK, PiIILADELrg., 3d Sep
tember, 1862.
• PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
SATURDAY, 20th that., at 12 o'clock It.. for aurinlYing
tho War Department' with all tire steamer GOAL re
quired during the yoar, commencing Ist October next,
aLd ending let October, 1863. Goal to be' delivered on
board of vessels lying either at Itichnxind or' Greenwich
Wharf; to weigh twenty two hundred and forty (2;240)
ponds to the ton, and to be of the best Quality, subject
to inspection. • 4 A. 'BOYD,
se4.lst Oast. and Ain't QUartermaster 11. B. A.
DEPUTY. QUARTERMASTER
ENERAL'EI ornoß.—Philadelphia, let tioptem
ber, 1662.
PRO POSALS will be recalls:3d at this office:until Saturday
13Cat, Bth inst., at 12 o'clock M., for the drlivery, in this
City, of TWO HONDIZZD AIIBULANC/313, of the
"Wheeling Pattern," to be made according to specifiea•
dons to be'seen at this office; the Government previonalY
making such alterations in the specifications as will in
crease' the Weight and strength of running gear and
wheels. Ail the Ambulances to be delivered on or before
let October next. A. BOY.J, , •
Qapt. Jr, Asat..Q,:x. U. S. A.
A RMIC . OLOTAING AND EQUI
PAGIVOIrnimPHILADULPHIAA August 16th,
1862.
PROPOS/LB are invited for * furnishing Uniform Re
gulation Clothing and tamp and Garrison _Equipage for
.the new levies of volunteers and militia of the United
States. The Clothing and Equipage for the different
areal of the service to correrreond in make and material
to that heretofore used, and to conform to the pattern in
the Mee of Clothing and Equipage in thia city, where
specificationa and rumples may be inspected. Propoeala
should state the article which it is proposed to tarnish,
the 'quantity which can be snePllea weekly, the earliest
period at which the delivery will be commenced, the total
gnantilf 'offered; "and the price for each article. AU ar
ticles delivered by oontractora are required, by law, to
be legibly Marked with the contractor's name. The fol
lowing list embraced the principal supplies needed :
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Uniform Coats, cot:dieting of Engineers; Ordnance, Ar
tillery, and Infantry.
Uniform Jackets, consisting of Cavalry, Artillery, In.
fantry, Zonave, and knit.
. 'Uniform Trowsere, consisting a footmen, horsemen,
Sonars, and knit. .
Cetton Ducks, Overalls.
Drawers, flannel and knit.
hirts, flannel and knit.
Great Goats, footmen and horsemen.
Btraparor Great Ooat&
Blankets, Woolen and Rubber.
Ponchos and Telmas.
Sack Coats, flannel, lined and maned.
Boots, Bootees, Leggings, Stocking's.
• Leather Stocks, Wax upper Leather, Sole Leather and
Briddle Leather, traiform Hats, trimmed and untrimmed.
Uniform Caps, Light Artillery, Forage Cape, Stable
Frocke, Sashes, Haversacks, Knapsacks, Canteens,
ARTICLES OF EQUIPAGE.
Hospital Tents, Wall Tanta, Sibley Tents, common
tents, D'Abrt Tents.
Hospital Tent Pins, large.
Wall Tent Pins, large and smalL
Wall Tont Pine, math - •
Common Tent Phis.
Mosquito Bars, double and OAPs.
Regimental Colors.
' Camp do.
Notional do.
• Regimental Standards.
Storm Flags. .
Garrison do.
Recruiting do.
Guidons.
Felling Axes and Handles.
Spades.
Hatchets and Handles.
. Ideas Pans.
Camp Kettles.
Pick D.xen and handles.
Bugles.
Trumpets.
Drums.
Fifes.
BOOKS.
Company Order.'
Clothing Amnia.
Descriptive.
'Morning Deport.
Regimental General Order.
Letter.
Descriptive
Index.
Order.
Post Orv!Sr.
.Monsing Retort. .
Letter-
Guard.
Target Practice. •
Consolidated fllorning Repo*
Inspection Report. -
Security will be required for the rahliment or every
contract.
All proposals, received by noon of the tenth day from
the data of this advortieement, .will be opened at noon' of
that day, and the articlee immediately needed will be
awarded to the lowest responsible bidders present.
Contracts for further eepPlies will be awarded from
time to time, as favorable bide are receive,l, always to
the lowest responsible bids received, up to the time of
malting the contract.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
G. 11. CROSMAR,
• Deputy Quartermaster General.
frAINRIPE.-7 7 Stone Ware Drain
Plpetrom 2to 12-inch bore. 2-inoh born, 250 pot
yard; 3-inch bore, BGo WI yard; 4.inoh bore, .40p per
Yard ; 6-inch bozo, dOe per yard; &inch bore, Ode .per
yard. Ivory variety of connections, bonds, traps, and
hoppers. We are now prepared to furnish pipe in any
fliantltY, and on liberal terms to dealers and these par_
shelties in large quantities. '
ORNAItiftIiTALOHIBINEY TOPS.—Vitrified Terra
(lotto Chlmuay Tops, plain and ornamental designs, war
ranted to stand the action of coal gas or the weather in
tuy climate.
GARDEN greet variety of ornaments'
garden Woes, In Terra Gotta elaseloal &edging, all gdzett,
and warranted to stand the weather. •
PhiladeJelda Torn Cotta Worki t .,ollloe and Wen
&ores 1010 OHM itTNUT street,
i 517.113 EVA: HAMMON.
TN G O.T COITER--;FROM. THE
Afill'ObAtOlD Laks
superior, for saleln lota to nit Durchaaers, at
GAO. F. WOBIELTH 3 B,-
. jelEl-wisitm* 416 Aim forest
etLARET. 172 oases St. Julien Me
doo Claret for sale by .
OHABL2I3 8. OABEITURO, -
No. 148 WALNUT - Street
0014
TrtAT 8111
U.-AN INVOICE. - OF
.1.7 , Q.M11111t BAN BIM, In quarter onalrn, jag
reodyed OHAB. 13. OABBTAII3B, •
—3 !1,14 - WALNITI . sad 41 411ANITS Skreeto.
PRESS.-PHILADE:LPHIA, SATITIMAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1862.
WEST CHESTER
KdkominwillAND PHILADELPHIA sem.
ROAD.
VIA MEDIA.
SITNATIIR ARBANGREMir
tin and after MONDAY, June 9th, 1802, the trains
will leave PHILADELPHIA from the depot, N. E. ocr.
car of EIGHTEENTH and 3LAHKET S.zeote,at 7.46
an310.80•A: M., and 2, 4.30, and 7 P.M. and on Tau.-
days and Fridays at 9.14 P. M., and will leave Warn
piiii&dolphia, from THIRTY-FIRST and 1 1/A4KICT
gtroots, 17 nninntee after the otarting time from nib
eenth end Morket otreete.
' ON BIINDATS,
Leave PHILADELPHIA at 8 A. HI., and 2 P. M.
Leave WEST OHESTEP. at 8 A. M., and 5.00 P. M.
Thu traina leaving Philadelphia at 7.43 A.- M., and
4.80 P. M., connect at Penneltou with trains on the Phi
ladelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad for Concord,
Kennett, Oxford, dm HENRY WOOD..
leg-tf - Superintendent.
alopiw* WEST CHESTER
BAILUOATI TRAINS, vie the
PENZISYLVANLi RAILEOP.D.
LZAI& TEX DEPOT,
Corner ELEVENTH and MARKET Streeta,
First Train at 7 l5 A. K.
Second Troia at - - 8-46 A. M.
Third Train at 12.00 Noon.
Fourth Train at 4.00 P. IC
Fifth Train at 5 45 P. K.
]AYE WEST ODESTICIt,
At 8.26, 745, and 10.56 &. M., 3.10 and 4.16 P. X.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave, Philadelphia at 7.30 -A. M., and West Ohester
tit 4 P. M.
Freight delivered at the Freight Station, corner MAR ,.
HET and JUNIPER, before 11.30 A. M., will be de
livered at West Chester at 2 P. M.
For tickete and Moller information, annly to
JAMES 00WDEN, raeeenger Agent.
LIWIS L. )JOUPT, General Freight Agent. iy2l.-tf
1862. amswas - 1862.
ARRANGEMENTS OF NEW TOES UNIDO.
THE OAMDEN .-AND AMBOY AND PHILA
DRLPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD 0041 •
MIMS FROM PHILADELPHIA TO N - Nw
YORK AND WAY . PLAORB.
MAI VkLitrr-wrisav WHAM 4 D .1M1111167011
WILL LEAVE AO FOLDOWS-MB:
.
At 0 A. Id., via Oaroden and Amboy, C. and A. Ao
commodation 101
At A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, (N. J.
Accommodation S 26
At 8 A. 101., via Kensington and Jersey City,
Horttinir Mail • ..
800
At 11 ' A. M., via Kensington and Jams/ City,
Western Express 800
At 12X P. N I via Camden and Amboy, Accommo
dation 2 26
At 2 P. M., via Camden and Amboy. O. and A. la.-
press 104
At 4 P. M., via Camden end Jersey City, Evoning
EXPrOM 100
At 4 P. M., via Camden and Jersey City, 2d Olen
Ticket 1 RS
At 63( P. M.,_ via Kensington and Jersey City,
Evening Mail. I GO
At 11X P. M.. via:Camden and Jona* , City. South
ern Mail . 6.36
At 6 P. M., vie Camden and Amboy, Actommoda-
Von. (Freight and Passenger)—let Olass Ticket.. 22
• Do. do.'.
2d Clam d 0... ' l. 00
The 11% P. M. Southern Mail rune deny . ; all others
Sundays excepted.
For Water Gap, Stroudsburg, tic Tauten. Wilkeehafrs,
blontrofte, Great. Berid, Bloghamptoo, Syramme,
st 6 A. NI. from Walnut. etreot Wharf, via Delaware,
Lackawanna, and Western Railroad.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown Bethlehem, Belvidere,
Manton, • Lambertville, .11iomingt!on, Am., at 8 A. biVaiel
4 P. I+l., from Walnut-street Wharf; (the 8 A. M. Line
connects with train leaving - Bawls tor Mauch Unlink
et 8.20 P. M.)
For Mount Holly, at 6 A. Itf., 2 end 4 P. M.
• For Preolsold, at 6 A. M.. and 2 P. H.
WAY
lifor Bristol, Trenton, 80., at 8 and 11 A. el.. 5 and 5.50
P. M. from Kor.singtor, end 23( P. M. from Walnut
street wharf.
For Bristol, and intermediate stations, at um. A.
from Kensington Depot.
For Palmyra, Bivorton, Delman, Beverly, Burlington,
Florence, Bordentown, &a., at 10 A. m. and 12X, 4,4,
6,X and 630 P. el.
Steamboat TRENTON for Bordentown and interme
diate stations at 2X P. N. from Walnut-street wharf.
4 For New York, and Way Linos leaving. Kensing
ton Depot, take the care on Fifth Street, above Walnut ;
half an hour boforo departure. Tho cars ran Into the
Depot, and on the arrival of each train run from the
Depot.
rifty Pounds of Daggage only allowed sash Passenger.
Paeseagore are prohibited Irmo taking anything as bag
rage but their wearing apparel.. All baggage over fifty
poundo to be paid for extra. The Company limit their
responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound, and
will not be liable for any amount beyond 11.100, except by
pedal contract.
feg-if WM. H. GATZBIEB, Agent.
Limp FROM NEW YORK FOB PITiREDEL I , IIIA
WILL LIZATIt t FROM FOOT OF' CORTLAND 13TBAMT,
At 10 A. M., 12 M., and 6 P. M. via Jenny City and
Camden. Atl A.. 111., and 4 and 11 P. 11. via Jersey
City and Kensington.
From foot of Barclay 'street at 8 A. M. and 2 P. NI,
via Amboy and Camden.
From Pier No. 1 North river, at 1 and 5 P: M. (freight
and passenger) Amboy and Camden. ' Jeg.tf
MNIPHILADELPHIA,
GEBIKANTOW2i, AND 5011,-
EIt3TOV/H RAILBoAD.
TlffiS TABLE.
On and after Monday, May lOW, 1882, =AU farther
notice.
FOB GZBMANTOWIT
Leave Philadelphia, 6; 7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12, A. M., 1, 2 0
8.10,,4, 5, s)i, 6, 7,13, 10%, 11%, P. M.
Leave Germantown, 6,7, 7.35, 8,8%, 9%, 10%, 11%,
A.. M., 1,2, 3,4, 5, 6,7, 13, 9, 10.10,11; P. •
.
b~T I ONDAY4.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.10 A. M.; 2,8, 5,7 X, 10N,
P. 21.
LOST° ' Germantown; 8.10 A. M., 1,4, Bg, 9X > P. AL
CHESTNUT RILL .NAILEOAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 8,
8,10,12, A: M., 2,4, 6,8, 8,
103 i P. M. . .
Leave Chestnut EU9, 7.10, 7.88, 9.10, 1 . /.10, A.
1.40, &40, 6.40, 6.40, 7.40, 9.50, P. N. . .
ON BLIND/ITS
_ . -
Leave Ph il adelphia, 9.10 A. R., 2,5, TX, P. K.
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7.50 A. Si., 12.40, 5.10, - 9.10,
P.M.
.1"03 CONOLIOROGREN AND 17ORRI8TOWS.
Leave Philadelphia ; 6, 9.06, 11.05,A. M., /X, 8,4 X,
'
Lao, 8.05, 113 i; P. M. -
Leave Norristown, 8,7, 7.60, 0, 11;*.X., IX, 4X,
OX, P. IL
ON suNDAYS.
Leave Phlla4elphia, 9 A, N , 2x, 4%, P.
Leave Norrietown, i A. M., 1,6, P. M.
FOE MANAYUNH.
Leave Philadelphia, 6,9, 11.06, A. )L, IM. 8,4 M, 0,10,
8.06.113(, I'. 11.
Loavo Alaaarmk, eg, 7M, 8.20, 9%, U%A. M.,
II ) 7, P. PL.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. M., 2%, 4%; 9, P. M.
Leave Manaynnk, 1% A. M., 1)i, 6%, 9, P. M.
H. K. SMITH. General Superintendent. -
my26-tf Depot .NINTH and GREEN Streets.
THE PENNSYLVANI& CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
THII GIMAT DOUBLE '.e.RACIL MATTI.
1862.iititmmun 1862
TSn OAACHTIf . OP THE ItOAD IS NOW SQUAT:
TO' ANY IN - THE COUNTRY.
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE -WEST. •
Pacilities for the transportation of passengers" to and
from Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, txxisig,
'Nashville, Memphis, Now Orleans, and ,all other towns
In the West, Northwest, anti Southwest, are ruasurvaseed
for "Peed and comfort by any other routs. Sleeping and
making oars on all the trains:
THE ICEPItESS RIMS DAILY; Mall sad Past
Line Sunday. excepted.
Mall Train loaves Philadelphia at............ 7.15 A. N.
East Line " " 1 ....11.80 A. AL
Through Koreas ". . . .... ....10.80 P. It
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves ..
.... at.. 2.30 P. N.
Lancaster - 44 4i 4.00 P. M.
West Chester Accommo'n No. / " " 8.45 A. 111
" lie. 2 " " noon.
Parkeeburg " 44 a .. 5.46 P. M.
West Cheerer passengers will take the trains leaving at
7.16 and 8 45 A. N., 12 noon, end at 4 and 5.45 P. H.
Passengers for Sunbury, Willitanspor.,* Elmira, Ra
tak', Niagara Palle, do., leaving Philadelpliba at 7.15
A. N. al - L - (110.3o P. IL, go directly through.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, S. B. corner of ELEVENTH and MARKET
Streets.
By this route freights of all descriptions can be tor
warded to and from any point on the Railroads a Ohio,
Kentuoky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin. 10wa,,,0r Mis
souri, by railroad direct, or to any. port On tho
ble rivers of the West, by steamors from. Pittaburig:•
The rate" of freight to and from any, point in the Welt
by the Pennsylvania Railroad, are, et all times, as fa
vorable as are charged by other Railroad Companies
Merchants and shipper" entrusting the transportation of
their freight to this Company, can rely with confidar.oe
on its speedy transit.
For freight contracts or shipping directions apply toot
address the Agents of tho Company.
S. B. KINGSTON, la., Philadelphia.
IX A. STEWART, Pitt:Muir&
CLARKE *.00., Chicago.
LEECH •& (30., No. 1 Astor House, or No. 1 South
William street, New York: •
LEECH & 00., No. 77 Washington street, Boston.
BIAGRAW &SOON'S, No. 80 North Street, Baltimore.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
A.. L. 11011 PT, Gael Ticket Agent, phiu, _
ENOOH LEWIU. Gaul final. Altoona. ..31'147
NORTE" PENN.'
mingwis. SYLVANIA RAILROAD.—
. FOR BETBLEHREtI, DOYLESTOWN,,MAUOH
CHUNK, HAZELTON, EASTON; WILKES- -
.
BARRE, &o.
FALL ARRANGIIIMENT.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS. • ?
On and after 'MONDAY, September • let, 1* Pm.
seiner Trains will leave the new Depot, THIRD Street,
above Thompson street, Philadelphia, daily, (simdaya'
excepted,) an follows : ,
At 7A. (Express) for Bethlehem, Allentown, , Maneb:
Chunk, Ilazelton Wilkeabarre, Saaa. ;
The .7 A N. Train makes close connection with . the
Lehigh Valley Baliroad at Bethlehem, being the shortie( •
and most desirable route to Wilkeabarre, and to"ell pointel
in the Lehigh Coal region.
/it 3 P . N; (Express) for Bethlehem, Easton, ito.
This train reaches )eaten at 6T. ill., and makes close
connection with New Jersey Central ter New,York.
At 616 P. N. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch
Chunk.
At 9.16 A. N., and 4.15 P. 31. for Doyleetoixn.-
At 6.15 P. M. for Fort Washibgton.
White care of the Second and Third-streeti line City
Passenger Care run directly to the new_Dopst.
TRAINS FOB PHILADELPHIA'
Leave Bethlehem at 6 40 A.. M., 9.18 A. M.,iand.6.32
P. M.
Leave Doylestown at 7.30 - k. N., and 3 40 P. 5...
Leave Fort Washington at 6.40 A. N. •
- ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at BA. M. '
tt " Doylestown at 3P. M.
DOyleetown for Philadelphia at 8.30 A.. 11X,
Bethlehem for 1, - 6P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem ...... • , 50 •
Fare to Eaton . .... ... 1.60
Faro to Matich,Ohunk . ....... 2.60
Fare to Wilketbarie - •4.50
Through tickets must he procured at the TiokeVatlipS, '
at THIRD Street or BRllll3Street,,in order to secure
the above rates of fare. .
All Passenger Trains (exec Pt Sunday Timn.s) connect
at Berke' street with Filth Sad Sixth.strsets - and Second
and Third' streets Pealentoillaiiroarisalvelaintttos after
leaving Third Street. . .
eat • gils1.5.01111:11R, Agent.
morpo PHILAIYELPHIA.
AND . ELMEGIA B. B.
MGR SUMMIGL ARRANGEMENT. ; 186 D
Nor WILLIAMSPORT; .BPRANTPN, ELMIRA, and
all points in the W. and N. W. Passenger Trains leave
Depot of Phila.. and Reading B. nor. Broad and Oil
lowbill streets, at SA. M.; and. 11.16 P. da l l7, except
thuslays. •
QUICEBBT WRITE cony Philadelphia to_ points ir.
Northern and Western Ponnsylvania, . Western New
IfOrk, fib., .to. Baggage chocked through to .littffalo i
Niagara Palls, or intermediate points.
Through Express 'freight Train for all points stero l
leaves dally.at 8 P. M. •
Rix further Information apply.to •
JOES S. HEFAIiIB, General Agent.
THIRTEENTH and BALLOW - HILL, and N. W. nor.
SIXTH and ORESI)NIIT Street*. •
ammoßE GP ENING . OF
, inio Biterimonz 'AND.
ItAILBOAD.--Thia road, botng fail* WEPADIED aid
elleotnally GUARDED, L now open for the trawl:
portation of 'pa/Rangers and freight to all potntsin the
WHEAT *for through tloketa and all abet lii.
formation apply at thoCknripany'e Palen tomer BROM)
Street andWASHINGTON Avenue.
• B. X. nwrox
apB-11 011tdenf E. W. and WIL 2. 0
,00. •
B.
FRANK. PALIVLER, •
Surgeon Artist to the Government Instittitlons, Wash
ington. Also, to' . ell of , the Medical Oolieges and Boa
' •
vitals.
The gg PALIIEB "LIBIBS," sdobtod. by the Army
and Navy Burgeons. 'Pamphlets mint gratis. Address,
B. FRAME. PALMBE,
Ivltto% • No'. 1609 CHESTNUT Eltrset,
MEDICINAL.
CON: iUMPTIOI'~T
CIONSUMPTION I
WisITART's PINE TREE TAR CQRDIAL.
NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OT
THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
,Have you a Clough? Havo you Sore Throat? Have
you any cf the premonitbry symptoms of that moot fatal
disease, Consuonption
Those wbo shoold be warted by these grtoptotos germ
telly think lightly of them until it le too late. From thie
fact, perhaps more than any other, arises the Bad pre-
valence and fatality of a dloonso which swoops to the
grave at least one sixth of Death's victim&
What are its symptoms?
It usually begins with a short, dry cough, which soon
hocomes habitual, but for some time nothing is raised
except a frothy mucus. The breathing is somewhat dif
' Unit, and upon slight exercise much hurried. A sense
of tightness and Oppression at the cheat is often felt. As
the disease advances the patient becomes thin in flesh, is
of with lots of appetite, great languor, indolence,
end dejection of spirits; and may cantinas in this state
for a considerable length of time, but is very readily af.
fectcd by slight exposure or fatigue. If these occur, the
cough iX , C011:108 mote tronblooomo, and is ottondod with
expectoration, which is most copious and free very early
iu the morning. It is sometimes streaked with blocd.
At this stage toght-sweata asnalty et in, and in some
cases a profuse bleeding of the !Maga may also occur.
Pain in some pert of the cheat is felt, and often a diffi
culty of lying upon ono or the other side, without severe
fits of coughing or a sense of fullness or suffocation, is ex
perienced. The pulse becomes full, hard, and frequent,
the hectic Rush tinges the cheeks, and the dire mulady.is
fast hastening to its close.
' You COW thorn a curo?”
Conamption has been and can be one by the nee of
my Tar Cordial, even in apparently borders canes. Vat
assertion I make with the abWty to present the moat
complete evidence of its truth. Space will not admit of
My giving the contents of the many thonsands of testi
monials to its value, which I have'been and am receiving
from men and women of unquestionable worth and repa.
lation. I bare had a number of these certificates printed
tncircniar form, which I will send you free on applica.
Whether you now determine to try the Medicine or
not, mid for the circular. Etter years of etndy and ex
periment, I offer tbls medicine, belinving it to be thobeat
remedy for 11l pulmonary and bronchial diseases. If
yon cannot be bonetited by tho nea of the Tar Cordial, I
believe you are beyond all earthly aid,/ Yet if there are
,better curative agents, I earnestly advise their nee. The
best remeilies,tho boat care, are needed by those afflicted
with this disefule. Because I believe this to be the best, I
ask you to lry it.
Many, not only of the Tanis, but physicians of orory
school mad poetic°, aro daily asking me, What Is the
Principle or canee of your groat enema in tho treatment
el Pulmonary Consumption?" My answer to this:
The invigoration (..4 the digestive organs—the strength-
ening of the debilitated sysiomthe purification and en
richment of the blood, mtule•ozpcl from thd Pyatem the
corruption which scrofula breeds. While this is effected
by the powerful alterative (changing from disease to
health) properties of the Tar Cordial, ils healing and re
novating principle is also acting upon the irritated ear
feces of the lungs and throat, penetrating to caoh dis
eased part; relieving the pain, subduing Inflammation,
and restoring a healthful tendency. Lot this two-fold
power, tho 'healing and the strengthening, continue to act
in conjunction With Nature's constant room) . °retire ton-
dency, ard . the patient is Hayed, if he hoe not ioo'long de-
toyed a resort the means of cure
The Pine Tree Tar Cordial will cure Coughs, Bore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Aathma, Oroup, HooDioY
Con,gb, Dlptherla, and lisle° an excellent remedy for
diseases of the kidneys, and female complaints.
Sold;wholcoale and retail at my Iffedicinul Depot, N
10 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWARE OF COITNTEIIFEITS, &o.
The genuine has the name of the proprietor and a nine
tree blown in the bottle. All othera are aporioes finite
Price Fifty Cents and One Dollar per Bottle.
Preparod only by the propriotor
• Dr. Q. WISILIRT,
No. 10 North. SEDOND Street,
Philadelphia, Pa
Bold by Druggista and Storekeepers generally.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA.
THE GREAT AIIRRIOAN
DYSPEPSIA PILL.
A Care warranted for $l, or the money re-
funded.
Wil&T IS DYSPRPSTA.?
Dyspepsia has tho following symptoms
lat. A constant pain or uneasiness at the pit of the
stomach., which is canted by a permanent contraction of
the stomach upon undigested food. It generally begins
immediately, or a abort time after eating; is often very
severe and obstinate.
2d. Flatulence and Acidity.—Thehe symptoms arise
f r om the indigeation of food, ',blob ferments instead of
digesting.
3d. Costiveness and Lou of Appetite.—Thoeo symp
tom are the effects of the unnabarl ;h condition of food
'in the stomach, and the want of pure bile and guide
juice:The stomach is often painfully distended by wind;
the appetite is sometimes voracious.
4th. Gloom and Depression of Spirits.—Thls state
unfits many for the enjoyment of life, and is caused by
the impure blood furnished by imperfect digestion. In
this stage of the disease many persons commit suicide.
There Is a constant foreboding of evil, and an indifference
and positive inability to perform the offices of life.
6th. •Diarkiect.--After being at first costive, the suf
ferer is afflicted with dlarrhant, which is owing to a dis
eased condition of tho bowels, produced by the Undi
gested focd, which is evacuated in the same condition as
when eaten, and, of course, gives no strength to the
cistern.
6th. Pains in all parts of the system arise from the
asap* of impure blood upon the nerves. They are felt
ablitlyin the head, aidee, and breast, and in the ex- -
typol6j.' In many cane there is an uneasiness in the
throat, with a eons° •of choking or soffboation. The.
month is often clammy, with a bad taste and furred
tongue. •
7th.' Coniu2nPtive Symptoms and Palpitation of the
Heart.—Many persona pronounced as having these
diseases have, in fact, nothing but Dyspepsia, the lung
and heakt disease being only !symptoms.. ' 2
Bth. Cough..—Thlo Is a very frequent symptom of Dys
pepsia, and:leads 'Nary often into confirmed consump
tion.
9th. Want of &eq.—A vary distressing symptom,
reinlting itteilewiiitstal derangement.
10th. Symptoms of ezierivai ra/ation —The pa•
Writ is affected painfully by cold and heat, which Its
owing to nnnaturel dryness of skin, and the skin le
often •affected by eruptions and totters. Tho gloomy
dyspeptic avoidiiiociety na ninon as possible. -
11th. Vomiting.—A frequent and distressing symptom.
It relieves the .pain, but emaciates and wears out the
patient.
121 h. Dizziness, dimness of vision, headache, and
staggering in walking.—Theso are vary alarming symp
toms, which are speedily removed by our medicine, but
if neglected, are quickly followed by numbness and
sudden death;
llitb. It is impcssible for us to givo all the symptoms
of DysPepsia irtio small a space, but tho aboim are con;
aidered sufficient—if we add that the patient loses his
IntrriorY and attention to surrounding objects, and fre
quently becomes morose and sour in' disposition. We
should say, however, that pains in tho joints and stiff
ness of the limbo; which go by the name of rhodinattem
and neuralgia, are very often produced by Dyspepsia.
Afio,:a 'hardness of the muscles of the abdorden,whioh
become con'tracted and hard ;' : and in some cases the
bollyeiiilcs, Instead of being gently prominent.
In e c t ses •of general debility, 'Ale* 71V15E411.73
PINR . TRRE 'TAR CORDIAL with thsPILL. _
orders promptly attended on receipt of
. . .
the money. • •
Price One tioller per Boi:"": - . m•-•
Bold WholesalO and Ratan try•thopropilebirs •
. .. .
DR. L. Q._ O,. , IVISHA.RT,
No. 10 . .ifortli SEOOND Eitreet,
Philadelphia.
11',T ALL PEBSONI3 BEWARE Off COURIER
FRITS.
air The above Nile are purely Vegetable.
Seat by mail, free of charge, on receipt of price.
AVM etuth2in
MEDICINAL,
VirONEERFUL SCIaNTIFIC BIB
COVERT OF .PROF. O. H. BOLLES. 120
WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
BEAD THE FuI.LtIWING ettracruLLY.'
The difference between fact and fiction, of permanently
curing the eick and coffering of their dleeases, or adver
tieing to cure, and showing but little or no evidence ct
cures, can be will appreciated by the anxious inquirers
after health; upon attentively reading the Mewing sy
nopsis of certificates from same of the most reliable gen
tlemen in p h it, 8 1,4 1 ,1,%, who wore permanently cored by
Prof. noLLIis, 122.0 WALNUT street, and after they
bad been given TIP as incurable by the meat eminent me
dical men of this city :
be following is a statement of facts In referenco.to my
condition and astoniehing core of Epikpey :
For five years previous to my knowledge of Prof. O.
Jl. Bolles' discovers , of the therapentio administration
of Galvanism,. Magnetism), arm. other modifications of
Electricity for the care of all acute and chr.mic diseasee,
I had been severely effsioced with Evilereie Fits of the
meet obstinate character, and had abandoned all hopes
of ever being cured, as I bad for years tried the treat
ment and received the counsel of the moat eminent Medi
out Men of the Stets, with a view of obtaining relief if
any cenld he found among the Oid &hoots '
• bat' all my
efforts were unavailing, and, therefore, all hopes were
abandoned, as I then 1, new of no greater skill for the care
of obstinate cases than in the Old Schools. &bout six
months ago my mind was turned to invetricate the now
discovery of Prof. C. If. Bolles, n2O Walnut street,
and, after noticing several eortificates of cures which
were published. and some from persons with whom I wad
acquainted end know them to be reliable men, I was in
duced to call on the Professor and obtain his opinion of
my case. After ho had examined ins about ten minutes,
he frankly infonaut me that he could cure me. and
offered to give mn a written . mural:dee of a. complete
cure, nod, in case of a failure, to charge me nothing.
This at first Inwood an impowdbflity hut the frankness
and earnestness of the Professor convinced me of his
scientific accuracy in the diagnosis of my case. Ifs die
closed an my sufferingeand symptoms for five years Poet
as well as I knew them myself. I will here state, for the
good of humanity, and especially those suffering se I wee.
that lam perfectly cured. I further would state that
mare than four months have elapsed since my cure, and
I have had no symptoms, and, therefore, feel confident
that lam cured. I shall take pleasure in being referred
orat any time by any one suffering us I was, and any in- -
formation of my condition prevkins to my dare win be
freely given to any one at 1642 North Thirteenth street,
Philadelphia: ' GEO. W. FREED.
Judah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, 814 South Front
street.
Edward T. Evans, preacher of the M. EI. Church, Dm
pepsin of long eat:Ming, Laryngitis and Lumbago, 1133E1
Helmuth street.
Alexander Adalre, Inflammatory Ithompatistn, Lum
bago, long standing, 1312 Savery . street, Eighteenth ward,
Kensington.
• William H. Shaine, Paralysia of the lowor limbo (13a
raplegv and Epilepsy, publisher of the National Mer
chant; 126 South . Second street.
Thomas Owens, , Congestion of the :Brain and severe
Hemorrhage of the Lunge and Diabotis, Arne:tout Hotel,
Philadelphia,
Charles L. Jones, Dyfrpepels and Lumbago; 528 Arch
stref t,
James Nugent, Deafness for six years, and ringing and
roaring in the heed, Fiftoonth and Bedford otreeta.
George C. Preabnry, Chronic Bronchitis and Catarrh,
formerly Droprietor of the Girard Howe.' . 1. • .
Thomas Efarrop, eaten) Diabetic, Boee NBA; Wont
-*
Eiet.rge Grant, Rheumatic Gout, long standing, 810
°heel:nut street. • '
H. T. De Silver. Chronic Neuralgia and Inflammatory
Rhenmatism, Ins Chestnut street.
C. H. Carmich, Chronic Dyspepsia and Inflammation
of the Kidneys. Chentont and Fortieth etreets.
George W.`Freedi Epitepeyi 1492 North Thirteenth
street.
B. P. M. Tasker, Chronic Dyspepsia, and Kidney Dis
ease, 1622• South Fifth street. •
James P. Greves, Pd. D., long standing and sevens Dam
bag*, 216 Pine street.
idward McMahon, Consumption, 1= Front streak
1. Gallows'', Chronic Dyspepsia, Allon's Lane, Twen
ty-eocond ward.
Charles D. Onshuoy, Para!yds of the lowor limbo
(Parse)logy) and Dyepsepsia,-Western Motel. • -
J. 'ticket, Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation, and Con
gestion of the Brain, 518 Cailowltill street.
oa,lob Lamb, Bronobial Consumption of five yearn
standing, 143.5 Chestnut etreot.
Roy. .1. Blallory, An Philadelnbia.
M. Id. Limning, Nervous Prostration, Cadbury avo.
nno.
J. S. Ritter, Catarrhal Oonsumption, 333 Richmond
grant.
addition to tho above cues cured, Prof. 0,
kr. BOLLES has cured two thousand Chronic and Acute
cases within leas thou three years in Philadelphia, all of
which cases had resisted the treatment of the most emi
nent medical men.
, Please take notice that Prof. B. does not advertise any
certificates of cures, except those cured to this city.
Prof. B. has established himself for life in this city, and
his success in troatirg the sick le a sufficient guaranty
that he claims nothing but scientific facts in his disc,-
very in the use of Eiactrietty as a. reliable therapeutic
agent.
• N.B.—lt will be well for the diseased to recollect that
Prof. B. has given a viord:of caution in ntis patnahlet, to
guard them against trnating their health in the hands of
thoee in this city claiming to treat diseases according to
his discovery.. This caution may seem severe on those
using Electricity at hazard, but it is the severity of
truth, and designed for the good of humanity. Bee ad.
Sertisement in another column.
Constiltatim Free.
PROF. Q. H. BOULBS,
1220 WALNUT Btroot, Philroa
TARRANT'S
xr.pzlt'vzsolmv
SELTZER APER/ENT.
Mk *valuable and popular Medicine hos antvervaittr re
ceived tho moat fas - orahle rocommmuletions of the
MunioAL Paovzssiori and the Public as the
most 39110/157 AND AGMILBIJI
SALINE APERIENT.
It may be used withgbe boat effect in
4111s= and Febrile DinaKO, CoitiveneSS, Sick-
Readaoho, Nausea, Loss-of Appetite, Indigea
tion, Acidity of the Stomach, Torpidity
of the Liver, Gout, Rheumatic
Affections, Gravel, Piles, •
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fIAtTIVB
nil particularly adapted to, the wootO of Trove Kora
by Beek and Land, Ropidonts in Hot Olimoten, Persons
Zedeutary Eabita, invalids, and Ginvaleacents; Capralasi
Of Vessels and Planters will Sind it a reloable addition to
their Medicine °heats.'
•
it ill in the form of a Powder, carotid'? Put 12 .9 In ncttn
to keep in nay climate, end utorel7 vszutrea .
water poured upon it to produce a de
lightful OffOrTescir4 beverage.
lintneroas teetmonlaim from Protesaimial and other
gentlemen of the highest standing theme:out the dean,
ity, and, its steadily inerosaing
.populesity for a retina
veexe,. aberney guaranty Its afdeacy and veinal le
character, and commend It to the favorable notice el an
Intelligent public.
,Marinfactured only by, •
TARRANT is.
No. 1178 GItir:ZAIVIOE Reset, corner Warren ct.
ffEW Y011.F..
And for sale by Druggists. geueraliy.
LUTEN CAPS O V L S
PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
The repugnar.ce of most patients to 00D-LIVER
OIL, and the inability of many to take it at alt, has in
duced various forme of disguise for ita administration
that are familiar to the. Medical Profession, Some of
; them answer in special cases, but mare ofton the vehicle
neutralizes the usual afoot of the Oil, proving Quito as
unpalatable and of less therapeutic 'value. The repug
nance, nausea, dm., to invalids, induced by disgust of the
Oil, Is entirely obviated by the use of our ()ATM:ILES.
()OD-LIVER OIL OAPSULEB have been ranch used
lately in Swope, the experience there of the good re
sults from their use in both hospital and private praetloe,
aside from the-naturally suggested advantages, ere suf
ficient to warrant our claiming the virtues we do for
then; feeling assured their use will result in benefit and
deserved favor. Prepared by "
WY T & BROTHER.
delMf Id le WALNUT Street, Philadelphi
TRUSSES
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on Mrs:Botta, at her reeidenoe, 1038 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia. (to avoid colmtertelta.) Thirty thous:cod
atvailds have been advised by their physicians to use her
ontdiancee. Those only aro genuine bearing the United
iitates copyright, labels on the box, and aignaturoa,gu4
plan on the Bzoimorters. with testimonial& onlB-tntlr.riS
MACHINERY . AND
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On the Delaware River, bdow Philadelphia,
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Propellers, dro., &o.
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STEAM FITTING. .
SAMUEL SMITH &
BTBAN AND GAS FITTERS AND PLUM - BARE
No. 515 OFIESTRIPP Street, opposite Indeperidentif
Rail, Philadelphia, are prepared to introduce Apparatat
for heating Manufactories. Stores,' Churches, Dwellfast,
Greenhouses, too.. kn., by Steam..
Apparatus for Soap and Candle Manufactories.
• Drying Rooms for Hotels, Dye- Houses, Ac., fitted its
in a superior manner.
•Awning Poets and Frames furnished and put as.
• Water introduced through Galvanized Tubes.
• Plumbing in all its branches.-
' Galvanized Tubes for Cemetery Lots.
All• kinds of work connected with Steal; Water, it
Gas.
Have for sale Valvei, Cooks, Tubes, Fittings, &o.
Agents for Worthington's Steam Pampa. iy4-Itta
Z. VAL'ONAM MINAIOZ, WILLIAM M. ItYAYSOK I
to - di IL COPN.
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FIETII AND WASHINGTON STRIDER
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Illattufactnre High and Low Pressore Steam /nen%
far land, river and marine service.
*awn, Ga;ometera, Tanks, Iron Boats, CEstir•
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• Uot:Erkilas - Itools for itiwo-Worke, Workshops, 1141.
road Blektierul 4c.
Retake '1441- Gas Machinery, of the !Meet and DISCe
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Every description of Plantation Machinery, each
anger, Saw, and Grist Yarn= Pans, Open Stem
Trains, Deli:4l4m, Filtore, Primping Engines, &o.
Sole Agents for N. Billlear's Patent Sugar Bohai
Apparatne Narmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and As
pinwall A *olsey'a Patent Go:lttihad Sugar Drainlx4
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Borma wogics.—Rztarre J
LEVY, PRACTICAL AND TIIEORETIOAL EMI;
PiIDERS, MACHINISTS,BOILER,DIARERB,BLLOR.-
SMITHS, and „FOUNDERS, having, for many years,
been In suceeasfal operation,and been exclusively ea
gaged in building and repai ring Marine and River Am
sines, high and low pressure, Iron Boilers, Water Tank!.
Propellers, &0., Ao., respectfully offer their services it
the public, as being fay prepared co contract for En
gines of all sizes, Marine, River, and Stationary, having
sets of-patterns of different due, are prepared to exe
cute orders with quick despatch. Every description of
pattern-making Made of tho shortest notice, nigh and
Low-pressure, FIMS, Tubular, and * Cylinder . Boilers, of
the best Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forgin,gs, of al
odzon and,kinds; Iron and Brass Castings ' of all descrip
tions ;•Roil Turning, Boirew- Cutting , and, all other WOrt
connected - with the above halation.. .
Drawings and Spectioatiens ibr all 'work done at that
eatabliehmeiat, frooef charge; and work gnat - butte&
The subscribers have *maple atharf-do& room for re-
Mira of boats, where they can lie In Perfeat saret7, ant
are provided with sheers, block!, fan; &0., se., !or rah
ing heavy, or light weights.
JACOB 0. NEATER,
. - JOHN .P. LEvr,
R1441..13
, BEACH and PALMER tkest...
WORGAN,' ORB, h 00., STEAM.
lIINGINIS 111111,D1L338, Iron Pm:laden, ant
general Machinists and Vatter Makers, No. 1210 Cale
ItAnorirhDr.. Straw:- PhttadalAda, 1103.3v
pARPHIET . PRIN TING, Bost sad (Thearoest in the Ofth BUtIitWALIT ik BBOWth
'lll South FOITIITH Street .t.• •
SAS Xlg BY AUCTION.
JOHN B. MYE.I:I3 1)0.,
to TION3IOIO, 1100. 533.0.4 934 atreei.
BALE OF BOOTS MID 5R0228, mo
ON TIIRSDAY MORNING,
September 9, on four Enorobs' credit.-
1,000 postagsto Boots and Shoes, &a,
BALE OXi k DRY GOODS.
ON TITUNSMY RNII 4 0,
Saptentber. 21, at 10 o'cdock., oatalosuat, OA 4 =attic
ozodts.
SA.LN Or OARPRTINOB,
ON FRIDAY :WWININO,
September 12th, et lON' o'clock, on 4 months' crelt
-300 pieces Wire!, Bra eels, inesin, and Venetion car-
Wing, cocoa matting., &c.
FURNESS, BRINLEY. 45D 00.,
No. 429 XIA'RVI4T BMW
ON TCRADAY MORNING, -
September 0 ; at le o'clock perciaely.
7001 4.4 &De to extra Sue Park all-wool Broohe Hoc
der black Stela SHAWLS.
380 F 4-4 Priuted Bader black Stella SEIA.WLB.
LYONS BLACK SILK VP:LY STS.
'pieces extra enality black tint V 81,V wrli.
• LYONS BLA.OK I.T.ISTEILIVI and Gfto3 DiC
•
BRINES.
24 and f 4• inch WO !cabal black - Luatrint.
24 and 88 inch black Gros do Rhinos. •
BODBLE-PAOIB BL&cm AEtrifNES and 0E35 DE
ZURICH, FOR CITY TRADE. •
.• 28 and 24-irich very heavy black Groa pa Zarich.
24 neat Danced double face Armless.
Also,
Silk Neck ,Ties, Hoop . Bklrta, Cotton Hosiery, Merino
Shirts and Drawers, Oco. : &a - • • .
pANCOAST & WARNOCK, 'ATM
TIONZBREL Noe. 213 IiA.P.XtT Strom.
LARGE POSITIVE ; BALE OE AMERICAN AND
IInFORTED DR A • GOODS, E SIBROIDERIES,
.LINEN GOODS. &0., by catalogue.
ON WEIJ tIESDAY MORNING,
. September 10, ixturnenclng at 10 o'clock, precisely.
'Comprising a genera assortment of desirable and
fresh good!, worthy the attention of the trade.
LEGAL.
MABEE AL'S SALE.-- By . virtue of
~LY-L a Writ of Sale by the Honorable JOHN OLD.
WALADEN, Judge of the District Court of the 'United
btatcs in nr.d for the Etudern District of Pennsylvania,
In AdmlraltP, to me directed, will be sold at Public. Sate,
to the highest and best bidder, for •Oash, at 811011 -
HSU'S STORE, N0...142 .No rth PSONT Strout, on
MONDLY, September 22, 1882, at 12 o'clock .11., the
cargo cif tho schooner 'ALE KT, ooneteting of coffee, ci
gars, brogans, gaiters, thread, papar,.stationery, lead,
soap, lirdPed oil, steel, Eh. et ron,and other articles of
mercbandiee. • WILLTAM
U. S. Marshal Boater° District of Penne.
PHILADSLiNIA., September 4, 1882.
ATA.ASHAV_a_BLIAN. ;4-7* virtue f a
J-YJL. Writ of Sale, by the Hon, JOHN OLDWALADEB,
Judge of the Metric( Court of the Ilnited.l3tateo, in and
• for the Notitern District of Peneetivania, in 1)&011'847 9
to me directed, will be Fold at public sale, to the' highest
I and best bidder, for cash. at amrcuica.a STO SE, No.
048 North FRONT Street, on THIIBBDkY, September
18th, 1862, at 10i:o'clock M., the cargo of the schooner
ALBION, consisting of coffee, cigars, sugar, tin, cop
s per, jelly, olives, cloth, buntiog, lawns, spool cotton,
10. Catalogues will ho tuned one day prior to the sale.
' WILLI &la MILL W
B. Marshal IL D. of Pennsylvania.
PRILADICLPRIA., September 1,1862. • ses-6t
MAB SH AL'S 8 fi r LE.—By virtue of
a Writ of Sale by the Hon. JOHN OLDWALA.-
DEB, Judge of the District Court of the 7Taited States,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold, at Public Sale, to
the highest' and beat bidder.' for cash, at DE aBY
SHIRE'S STOItE, No. 107 North WATRII street, on
THU ItdDAY, September 18th, 18 . 2, at 12 o'clock M.,
tho rc-eidno of the cargo of the Schooner JIAVIEI4OOII,
consisting Of Cofftes Starch. Guava Jelly, and Elsa it
WILLIAIII HILL WARD,
.11 S. Mamba!, Eastern District of Tenn.
PHILADELPHIA. September 3,1862.: se t-dt
MARSHAL'S' SALE: By virtue of
a Writ of Sale, by the 'Hoot JOAN OAIiWALA
DEIt; Judoe of the District Court of tao United States,
in and for the BastweaDietrict of Penneylvania, in Admi
ralty, t 9 too directed, will be sold at uublia 'Lilo, to the
Highest -bestbidder, fir cash, at QUEEN. 6TREST
WHARF, on TUZSDAY, September 16, 1862, at 12
o'clock M., lb& cargo. of the acbooner 111.6 AN JANE,
conelating of 440 hart e!s of Pitch, 17 casks do.; Bud 52,000
dangles. WILLIAM. AfILLWA.H.D.
• .
V. S. Menhir! Eastern Dietriet of Donna.
PII/LADIMPHIA I August 30, 1362. sot 6t
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of
Writ cf Sale, by the Hon. JOHN OADWAL
JuAge•of the District Orme of the United States,
In arid for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania., in admi
ralty, to me directed, will be sold, at public sale, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, at the 80115W-DoOK
WIT .RF, Hk.NEINGEON, on WEON E3DAX, Qeptem
ber 17, 186 2 , at 22 o'clock 11., the cargo of the echoonor
HARRIET AND BAD AH, a:meeting of 762 barrels 13.0.•
eth, 130 casks do., end 71,000 shingles.
WILLIAM HILLWAHD,
11. S. Marshal Eastern District of Penna.
PIIILADZLPHIA, August 30.1862. sal. 6t
11IAMRSHAL'S .SALE.-- Sy' of
-LILL &Writ of Ma by the Ron JOHN' OLDW.S.UA.-
DXR, Judge of the aatrict Court of the United States,
in acd for the Eaatern DiArid of Pennsylvania, in Ad.
• neirelty. to too directed, will be sold at publio sale. to the
highest and beet bidder, for cash, at CALLOW9I(GL
STREET WHARP, on SATURDAY, September 20th,
1862, at 12 o'clock AI., the sehioner OU.AWJE, her
tackle. &c., and the cargo laden on boatd. The ; cargo
Cenhista of Salt In sacks. WILLIAM. MILLWARD,
U. S. Marshal Eastern Diatrict of Penneytenni%
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1, 11362. sa3-61
virtue of
1 1 y the Eon . b BLB JO
. B Rii OkD WAT4A
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in and . for the Beaten& District of Pennsylvania, in ad
miralty, to me directed. will be - sold at nubile sale. to the
highest and beat bidder, for ,caah; at DJIOI.IFAIRR'3
STORE, No. 162 North FRONT street, on FRIDAY,
September 19, 1862, at 12 o'clock 51.. 1,791,,44' bushels
or rice; being the cargo of the schoonerJULIAWARDRN. VaLLI.9.III MILLWARD,
U. B. Marshal Eastern District of Penna.
Septemb(r 1, 1862. E1432-dt
jjARSHAL'S BALE.—By virtue of a
ILL Writ of Sale, by the Hon TORN OADW ALADIIIII,
Judge of . the District . Court of the United States, in and
for the F.astera District of renusylvania, in e4taireltY
to me directed, will he sold at public Bale,. to the hiehest
and best bidder, for Oasis. at AIIOHENER'S STORE,
No. 3.48 North FRONT Street, on FRIDAY, September
19th, 1862. at 12 o'clock id., 1,658 K bushels of ;fee and
18 busneie of Coro, being the cargo of the echooner
• LYDIA AND MIMI%
WILLIAM MILLSPLIID,
U. 13. 'ffarehal R. D. of Penis:Watt&
&Dtember 1, 1862. . eelet
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of a
Writ of Sale, by the Den. ICHE CADWALLADER,
Judge or the District Cain. t'or the llntted States, in and
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at public sale, to the hishest
and, hest bidder, for men, at NERorsoraNa.oronE,
No. 107 North WATER Street, on TiIITESDAY.
September 18th, 1962, at 12 o'clookid., the' cargo of
the schooner GEORGE G. BAK Ell,- consisting : of - coffee,
bagging rope, (motquito netting, linen, and cotton,
abetting, cotton yarn pilots, Shaker bonnets,.seool cot
ton, crushed sugar, silleratue, rice, /Lc. Catalogues will
be issued one day prior to the sale.
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
D. S. Marshal E D. of Pennsylvania.
-Pnit.itagt.rnia, September 1, 1b62. 802. tit
MARSHAL'S' SALE .—By virtue 'of
a Writ of Solo, by the Eon. JOHN OADWALA
DEE, Judge of the District °cart of the United States )
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in admi
ralty, to ma dirocted, will be aold at public sale, to the
highest and beat bidder, for caab, at the SCEEW:I3O 31FE
WHARF', RENSUCGIAN. on WEDNESDAY, &Weat
her 17, 1802, at 12 o'clock 1!.; the cargo of the schooner
JthIIILINE EICSEY, consisting• of 1010 barrels of Ro
sin, and 1.15 casks do.
WILLIAM KILL wARri,
V. 8;-Marshal Eastern District of Penna.
,PHILkDELPHIA, August SO, 1i52.. .sel-St
MAR SHATA S &LE virtue of a
171 Writ of Bale by the Ron. JOHN CAD WALADE3,
Judge of the District Court of the United States in and
for.the Eastern District of Pennsylvania,' In Admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at Public Sale, to the highest
and best bidder, for Caeb, .LAFERTY'S S Walt,
DELAWARE Avenne, Wow Vine street, on F ttIO&Y,
September 19th, 1662. at 11 o'clock A. AL, 792 bushels
salt, 2 bags of coffee, 1 trunk containingshoess and other
merchandise, being tbe cargo , of the schooner ARROW
The coil* . and shoes will be sold at ATIOIIENER'S
STOREMO: 142 Borth FRONT &rest, at 12 o'clock M.
WILLI&zI MILLIVADD,
S. Marshal E D. of PeanoYilarlis•
Part.ipti.nu.t, SEptembei pro 2. ee2.Bt
IIITHE 'OOIJET OF OOMBION
movFon.lny. CITY AND' COUNTY OP
PHILADELPHIA:...
. "
L. 8 Notice is hereby given to • all persons lute
rented,Tihat the Honorable tho Judges or the
Court of Common Pleas aforesaid, have appointed tION
DAY, the lbth day of . September,A. D. 1862. at 10
o'clock A. PL, for hearing applica tions for the following
charters of intorporatlort, and, unless exceptlOns be filed
thereto, the same, will be approved, viz:
"The Men's Harmony Beneficial AssociP,tion—Amend
ment.”.
" Th 9 Xleventh St fTerson Buildlng and Loan Aancla
tion of Philladeloblo.",
an3o 86.13
lIBTATE OF ROBERT CONRAD,
Late of Norriton township, Montgomery county,
decessed.—Fictice is hereby given that Letters of Admi
nistration upon said estate have been granted to the un
&reigned. All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to-make immediate payment, and those having
eleims or demands against the same msy present them,
duly authenticated for settlemimt. to -
JOHN CONRAD, Norritou,
W.Ol. EOSSIT&B, Norristown,
Administrators
au2-‘6t*
TN THE OEPHA:NS' COURT OF
CHESTER COUNTY. PENERYLVANLL-NO
TICE.
Estate of SUSAN LEWELLYN, late of Charlestown
township, Chester county, Pennsylvania, deceased.
To the following• named brothers and sisters, and children
and nand. children of deceased brothers and sisters, of the
said Susan Lewellyn, deceased, to wit: Thomas Lewellyn
residing In said county, a brother of said deceased; Marga
ret Peck, (Intermarried with Charles Peck.) a sipter of said
deceased, and residing in Charlestown township in said
county Leevellyn, residing In the State of Ohio,
David Lewellyn, residing in the State - of ITltnoie; 'Jesse
Lewellyn and Lindley Lewellyn, both residing in Lancas
ter .eointy, Pennsylvania', 'Elizabeth Lewellyn, residing
in' Cheater county, In Willistown township; Mary L.
Whitlock; residing in Lancaster county, aforesaid, all of
whom are children of David Lewellyn, deceased; who was
a brother of said Susan, deeensi3d ; Mary Ann Smedley,
Esther E.Erant, William L. Smedley, David L. Smedley,
JonatheH. Smedley, Tbeedorei M. Smedly, and Jeffrey
Smedley, a — mmor, ontraremilf_Sengin Smedley; diceesed,
(Intermarried with Teffroy Smelley.crarner 5..e 5 ue.....
of the said David Lewellr n, deceased; tCharles P. She'',
Edward E. Shay, Mary T. Shay, and Priscilla -L.
Shay, . children of Priscilla Shay., deceased, who was
a daughter of tbe said David Lewellyn, deceased,
and certain "other parties • unknown to Thomas Lew
eliyn, • petitioner, but tax in number, residing in -said
Lancaettr county, children of Stephen Lewellyu, de
ceased, who was - also a eon of the said David Lewellyn,
deceased; Mize Little, Mary Ann Smedley, William 01-
wise, and John Olivine, all residing in said township of
Charlestown, children of Mary (Swine. deceased, who
was'a sister of said Bogen Lewellyn, deceased; John
Wender, residing in Montgomery county, Pennsylvania,
who is a son of Elizabeth Warder, deceased, who was a
eider of the said Susan Lewellyn, deceased ; Mary Eliza:
bath Frock. intermarried with henry Frock, residing in
the said township of Charlestown, a daughter of Eliza
Wender, deceased, who was a daughter of the said
beth Wender, ?eceased, and grand niece of the said Snean
Lewellen,.. deceased ; and Harriett& Marchmaa, (iiter
rearrial With Thomas Marchman,) Augusta Wersler,
Etenr7 Wersler,• William Wersler, Marshall Wareler,
Frederick Wender. and Jacob 'Wender, all residing In
Philadelphia city, children of Jacob Wersler, deceased,
who wag a son of the said Elizabeth Wader, deceased,
and grand neshews and niegetrof the said' Susan Lowoltyn,
deceased ; heirs and legal repro sentattiel, and to all others
interested iu the estate of 'the said' Susan Lowellen; do..
censed,,TAßE SOTICE. That' air Inquest will he' held
and taken on SATURDAY, the thirteenth day of SEP.
TEM SFR mkt; (1861,) at ten o'clock A. M., at the pre
mises, late of Susan Lewellyn, deceased, sitnetti'in the
township of Charlestown, aforesaid, boundedby lands of
Thomas Lewellyn, John Patrick, Joseph Ratcliff, Nelson
Peek, John Sholdrick, sod others, containing sixty cores
(60 A:) more or less with the appurtenances—tor the pur
pose of making partition of the. Real Estate of the said
Susan Lewellyn,. deceased, to and among the heirs and
legal reprosentativee, if . the same can be done without
prejudice to or spoiling the whole; otherwise to ialup , and
appraise the same according to law,.at which time and
place you are hereby notified to attend, if you think
proper. .
J. BEFFEL . FINGER, Sheriff.
SusitiFF's
_OFFICE, West
August 2a . 1862. ati2343t
CHAS. D. ENTGEIT,
Prothonotary
= i '
1-T. ON A B & 01118.
IN tut )1. exatt. VOCRIER bbt,„,
FAL:, 89L1C55n043/18.AND UALTo,
61.-zzr.e. Ira tale—Seumber 9th; 11,114 •:4
atiptcobir 16th; Po= ti Fan S.4l9—Sewernh.,
13:EAL . :43TATE /AT PR/UTE tiki* .
e' A :argo al:anent tt Private 8164 1 ;two /
deEcription of city and ..tm P.
atrYVart ..1
me; be bad at tna wactien atora. .01,44
Tun stterriptione it, handbills nor
catnicgau pad.
• -
on Saturday sux.t.
STOMAS, LOaNS,
ON TUBSDAY,
September 9th. at 12 &dock tool, a t tb. ?
atilt "Exchange:
2 bonds. *5OO each. 6 per cent., Lega l
cot.
and Manufacturing Co., of iri:gtata. .! 54 44 ,
Sharon Phi:Gdelphia and Mercantile Libre*,
10
par 0.00 ; shares
fon paid Gl2 ard Fire and atarilw Insmar-ca )l).4t.
BEAL NS f'ATR SALN--sBPTrtatz,,..,
VAN Drso BODEBN BBSIDEBOB, rg„:6.•
*ban nicer, north of loin.torno4 stmt.
2 TIMICE. STORY Barb& DWEILL
1307.7and'4309 north Fifth street, abov e g ui 1)::03 4),
1661 -
;
TERSE-TrORY BEIMDWELLING;
:street, south of Muster street- tt
3HREE-2TOIII BRICK DWELLING, N o
street, eolith Cf Brown street,
BEAT nionsßN FOUR 37:014r SUCK
AND DWELLING, Veco street, o,vvi,v nOl4
:Market street. between FrOtst End dt,l,nr) strrect4
2 TWO-STORY BRIM STORES AN D „,
NOS. Nne. :4929 and 3931 Market stre e .v, b e .f fO.
and 40th .frcete, Twynty•foorth ward.
- 2 TUBEE BTOBT rcmEs Asp Dpi
/EtIS. Boa. 1705 and 17 t 5 South
store brick do - enlace, Carver str street tat I" erg
*44.
NB tT
west of Frnnt SWIM :IN
ct. DWELLING, N 0.103 v„,,
rire • .
BUILDING
Pratt LOT,
rd, thii 110 N. W•Corpf• or Wsur*, t
streets , 24 th wa 43
NEAL rvat FIER 11,
Orphan& Oourt Sido—ftetate of George Roods' 4
and (Ow vailnablevropert7.
- DEELEP FORD .&: 00., A UOTIOti
•
i IJEN.B, 628DIAAIVNT and MI 00M.V. 3 30?. s it
OA RS.
BALE OF 1,000 OASES BOOTemi , it . N . l5
- st ) .
ON MONDAY MOBSINtI.
September 8, at 10 o'clook precisely, will tee ai13,1 7
tslogne. 1.000 oozes rnen'e, boys', and yOlYthe curA:
and e namelled brogsys, Oonstreas ealtars, 0 11)1 0 t•
4 3 4 ,
Bah:wraith Wellingtons, etc.; women% Wawa, i k i tut.
goat, kid, morocco, and etainell€4l.7:
ten's calf. kir.
boots and shoes, gaiters. alipMet bUbkirls, nra n i47 l
&O. Ateo..a large and desirable az:torment of fire c t;
city roads goods.
to Ooode open for examination, with cataiagsa,,,,*
on the morning of sale.
•
BALE 10)00 OABNEGANS, LED. OOTS, BHOS B ,
ON THUB.SDit MOglit3lo,
Sept. 31, at' 10 o'clock Precisely, aokt ,
logne, 1,000 eases men's, befe, and yeutt u p
and grain boots; calf. and kip brogans 0,, " 1,
gaiter* Oxford tree, Wellington, Balnurati, _
man's, misses', and children's calf, kip, geat
melltd and morocco heeled beets and shoes,
olitTete, 'Antal:eh DEMlttniti.9, &O. e %Nrg
Went of tint-ciao oity-rosde gooda.
Open for examittatlon, with tatalegene, e k i, a
the nwreleg or sale.
OBES NATHANS, AUCTIO
AND . OOMMISSION MRROHANT, se t 1 2.,
corner of SIXTH and 1i.A.03 Street. • -t
GREAT BAROAINS.
WA.MHEN AND JEWELRY AT PRIVAI'II u•!
Fine geld and silver lever, lePine. Rngitshr,
"reach watches for leas than hJf the taaal tt
wiccs. Watches from one dollar to net huridre-d 444
cheaeseb Geld chains from 40 to 50 cents per dwt.
p.
TAMS;NOTICS.
Tho highest price •is loaned on ger4a as,
flans' Priasigai Estabiishatent, sootheaat cor oz
Sloth nod. Race streets; At least one-third mato ttaat
any,other esiablisinnunt in this stir.
WATRANS' PRINOITAL MONEY 118TA11,24,
MENT.
MONEY TO LOAN,
In large or small amounts, from one doliar to Ih
on dlanKradY ; .gold and direr plate, watches, ji
merchandier,, clothing, furniture, bedding, pianos,
goods cf every deacription.
LOANS MADE AT THE LOWEST XABKIIIT
Mile establishment hr. 3 lam tire and thief-pr
for the safety of ralnebte goods, together mith
t 1.111 Juan on theymendoos. .
ESTABLISgED FOE THE LAST TRIR'
Rig" All large loans atade at this the P
bite/ MGM.
WO' Maros greatly reduced.
AT PItIVATE
One er.porior brilliant toned 149m0-forte, with Ugh
Vale t eat and lend pedals. Prim only S9B.
On e very tine toned plaati-forto,, price only SA
SHIPPING
.egz
STEAMER, FO S NER
ORLRALNS.—Tho fast-suiliog iron skim.
ship GUM Gt‘orge Stunner, comtnanJer, lorr:iat
st FIRST 'WHARF shore DOUR Sheet, and vdll-4
with despatch. For freight or passage snit to
EDMUND A. SOUR TR & CO.,
DOOR-STREET WEI A RT.
Shippers most hurry thsir bode alongside. et.l.li
an t BOSTON AND PEPa-
DELPIIIi: STIOAPISHIP
from each .port. on 4 3ATUBDAYS From Pine-mm
Wharf, 6.6.T1T11DA.Y. Stmtember.o.
'She Steamship GA.XOIi, Matthews, wit , sail from PM
Melillo for Boeton, en GAT.T.IEDAT aTOBNING. B.+
terobtr 6, at 10' o'clock ; 'ar.6 st.-armbit' NOTSt.A,
(new,) Capt. Bolter. from Poston for
SATURDAY, September G. at 4 P. M.
' Insurance one-half that fly sail vessels. fraiel
at fair retell. •
Stippere will please bond their bile of Lbw eta
goods.
For freight or .passago having fine 84001:11:Wati.. a
Muir to ' arallY wrNsot & op..
830 332 8017111 WITAnk?.
If gv i p .; STEAM.. WEEKLY .TO
VERPOOL, !bucking at QITEtNSTOWk
(Cork Harbor.) The Liverpool, New York, end PEA: •
delphia teteeenthia "Oompany intend despatching t7eL"
inli powered 01:Lie built iron ste,arnshire as follows:
CITY OF NEW YORK Saturday, September:U.
KANGAROO thturdey,Septemlwel.
RTN 4 catr.n'.ay,eptetabu it.
And every succeeding, SATTIRDAY at Noon, .`rem
MR Na 44, North River.'
RATES 0 - .? PASSAGE.
I
FIRST 0A81N......555.00 STEERAGE .. . . ...t-35.A
do to London. 9.0 GO do to L0 . nd0n....Z.3.%
do to Patio 95.00 • So' to. Paris .debt
do to Hamburg.... 95.00 .do to Ttanburg...liti
Paesongern Also forTnited to Earn, Brenton, Born.
cam, Antwerp &c , at c-onally I.f.tw rat. 4.
Fares from Liverpool or Qtteenetown : Ist Oa!)L.t.fb
17, and '2l Guineas. Bteerage 'from Liverpool,
From Queenstown .£.3.6. Tickets are sold here at ti
varrent rate of eichange, enabling' peo3de to sea
their friends.
These steamers have superior accommodations rer tw ,
eengers; are it vasty built is water-tigbt iron E^ mss,
and carry Patent Fire Annihilators. Esperiesced Erar
geona are attached to cinch Steamer.
- For further Information, apply in Liverpool to WIL
LIA 3I INMAN, Agont;* 22 Wator: Street; in Clamp
ALEX: MALCOLM - , 5 St. 'Enoch Square; In Qum'
town is 0. & W. P. PEYfrIOUB & CO ; in London h
ZVI'S & 15ACEY, 61 King WCliam Shoot ; in Perg
JULES DECOUE, 48 Brie Notre; Demo Des Victs.
Place de la Bourse; in New 'York to JOHN G. MI
15 Broadway, or at the Company's Office.
Hr.? G. DALE, Agent,
in WMTU'r Street, Phibutelptie
dBLTHE BRITISH AND NORTH
mannOAN•'lOyAi. MAIL sr_Em
BETWEEN NEW YOR.R. AND LIVERPOOL, GALL.
ING AT CORK HARBOR
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR
'
SCOTIA. Oapt. Judking. -: CHINA . Capt. Ai:denim
PIRBELf:, Capt. Lott. AN.3. Oapt. Cook.
ARABIA, Capt. Stone.. EUROPA, Capt. J. Let&
AFRICA, Oapt.•Shenneit: ' CANADA, Oa*. Muir.
AMERICA, Oapt..Moodfe. !NIAGARA., Capt. A. Ii '
AUSTRALASIAN
These vessels carry a clear white light at mast tag;
green on garboard bow ; red on port bow.
FROM NEW YORE TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage -- SIR
Second Cabin Passage SS
FROM - BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL-
Chief Cabin Phesage SM
.
Second Cabin Passage 70
EUROPA . ..... do. Boston, Wednesday, Sept- I.
PERSIA .... do. N. York-, Wednesday, Sept. IS.
ABU - do. 'Boiten. Wedue%lay. Beet 11 '
AUSTRALASIAN.Isaves N. York, Weduesdar, 8 '4 414 ;
ARABIA • .... do. Boston, We I • dnesdar i Oct.
SCOTIA do. N. York, Wednesday, Oct. I.
Berths not secured lint!! paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
.7 ho owners of those ships will not be accountabts Tl`
Gold, Myer, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry. Precious iliourize
Plc tale, unless hills of lading • are signed therefor, sad C. 4
value thereof therela ex•proseed. .
For freight or passeze apply. to B. CUNARD,
4 '
BOWLING GREEN, New Yost
E. O. A T. G. BAUM
103 STATE Street, Doges:
Or, to
Jyl4
icAMiFOE. AWYORK-TRUS
DAY—DESPATOR AND SWIFIVAtt
LINES—VIA DELAWARE AND RARITAN OANA S t
Steamers or the above Lines will leave DAILY, 0= 11
wad 5 P. Al.
For freight, which Will be taken on acconizoothirai
lernigavply to WE. M. BAIRD & GO,
• aryll-tt 187 South DELAW.6.II2I Avesta.
i i3s it FOR NEW YORK.
151211? DRILY LINN, vie Da!emu:,
Barium Clonal.
Philadelphia and 'New York Zs:press Steacibost Don
no-c3 receive .freight and leave daily at 2 P. gstiva
hag their cargoes in New York the following day.
lrreighte taken at reasonable rates.
W 22.. P. CLYDE, Agent,
No. 14 SOlP1:11 WHABVICS, rblleide:ght•
JAMB RAND, Agent,
Pion 14 mid 14 NAST BTVNII, New Yorlo
. .
ZMtaig . COREPANIES.
THE ADAMS EX
PRESS COMPANY, Office F 4
CIiZETNUT 'Street, forwatte Parcels, Pcckagte, tiec•
oholndiee, Bank Notes, and . Spools, either .by its ens
linen or in oonneotion vi , ith other Express laigisui*,
all the trineinal Towue and Mee of the Unite , : Eibta•
E. S SANDFORD,
- -. General Sneerfnten3ea=
(113FIOE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND RIUDING RAILROAD COMPANY.
Pitn...inaLimrA. June 28 ; 1361
The RATES of FREIGHT and TOLLS on ANTIDIA*
CITE COAL transported by tble Company will be an fot•
owe daring the month of SESTEMBER, 1889= .
From
Port Carbon
Mount Carbon— •
schortkill Haven—
,talbern
•
Port Minton.
By order of the Board of Managers. .
je.3o-Bre ' ' W. H.
_WEBS. Secretly/.
(To .THE ...DISEASED OF AL
-1-1 3 . d ec l ui L b - y n erioxe spe Bß o ll lall : : ti gnitran .s l y tee: v a e r n izto at c l4 , tri c to ut di m slT
Philadelphia, • and in case of a failure no charge
tuado. -
Profesabr BOLLES, tbefourider of this nets frac
ice, will superintetni.the treatment of all cases Mei
sel/. .A. pamphlet containing a multitude of ceitit•
sten, of those Mitred, also lettere and comPtimmi ar Y
resolutions from - Medical men and others, will be
• . given to any raison free. ~
Limen and othere.who desire a knowledge of 'my die'
"*".' in applying Et `trinity as a reliable . Mare
. , _ e. agent. Coma ,on free. 5p.241.6ai i
PlPM—Vitrified Drain and
LL Water •
PIPN, from 2 inohotibore up, siith aval.
'feria ff of Pends,.Bmneles, Traps, kc., warranted 01 03 '
to any in the moot,: and at less rates. The undo
signed being Interested — in one of the largest and Del
bear of 'Elio' Olay country for tbs nuenufactaf.
of tl.e.abthto and other witfbles; &flee comoriftim• D '"'"
'artditi and price. -PETER B. I.I2IsIGE ,
Office and Store 721 (7)IESTSI7T Sirnot_.
Manufactory car. Thomson 'and Anthracite
Philadelnhia.anß
COTTON sat, DUCK AND CAN'
vA?, of all numbers sad brands
Raven Duck Awning Twills, of all descriglow l,
Tents, Awnings, Think and Wagon Covers.
Also Paper Manufaeturers' Drier Falta, from 2. to a
fast - Belting, WI 'Nth" , "-
JOHN x.IO2RMAN it 00 ,
SONES .t 1137.
lac
inz=nEm=l
-- 'll - 1 -88
2.17 ' j.s l
2.10 LSO
2.00 1.7%
1.95 Lek