The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 09, 1862, Image 3

-- 1 we were told that 5,000 rebels
%,, ia4 mom " rd i d to day we are
lig
.belay
a rano into ary au , to-
day
00 4 i the P h ". ne m on thie side of the
bil fr ,i the n" ln d e t r h ; t they are at Gettysburg. This
t e r rr ie / 1)°14 "therefore, for the orgsuiration of new
re r i the il a r . ,'. s h ell skeleton organizations stood
'I P* 41111 „ r e g for men to j tin them , At this
I f "d i P a ' : artn e ' s e rain defence for Pbilarlelehia, but la
9 ,,, v t ll ` ll ,,,ste n n ° ee ei the National Army under Ma
r° , ado , ..so ow In the rear of . the rebels
er'r'hoe 111 , 1c l ee th an moved that the report be laid on
as the sense of those moat. the
Or a' l ,,.d that,
,A, Ira ( philis be invited to unite themselves
" Ftj d i mI HO oraanivetions
I •
I , ' aid
lied tb the above remarks Be had
0 ; 1 ; 1 0 r h ; Il ;1;10 chairmen committee to Prepare a
PO " lilted by the president of the
r ri° o oooll 7 l , x , ' j Dover epee', disparagingly of the
111° ; „, r3( - , e of any military body in our midst.
1 v hum' r 1 Pleaeonton was written la he
ar , of Goers
s teakm b sccidentally omitted to be read There
r i 3 Otog ee n the part of the committee or of him
„sll),, 1 r" ll° .. that gentleman
nrpi trillet4o to
Of' ,°
eel to the Down epokeri of by the first epeaker,
Is • 11 , ruid mxue private Information Re had
le d °lll i, .ped that Gen dloOlellan had placed Gen.
Pair r ' ;mond of iiie forces around Washington,
Oil' r m er at the bead of a large army had
/ I , l ti lip Vie ~,,,t, tbo rebels, and had already bagged
, itli 6 t 2.,, It wee Also reported on good authority
I ° o3 l "..,"", t e Meld in the valley of the Clumberiaad
eet 1 ,.," 11 ,„ ; trfots eerier arms
pi It% ) ' ' mr 6 then withdrew his motion; when, at the
y r 9POPP, o ~,,,r ui ttee, the chair stated that the por.
iota ' 4l f 1014 to trio Home Guard would be
Drib neat le e
e ji
go , I .e. amended, was adopted m [theta dissent.
• et ram.. e b e wa, pi °sent stated that he had re.
% ; 111 ,? 1 , 0 letter from his eon, a resident of Chem •
e irrr t 9 " it mode no reference to any Union force in
via"' tar contained a statement that the reel
; e$ , n dieq eere greatly , alarmed , many of them
°' I d Ipbia Inking with them mush movable
en ~, phi ii e
" 11 I , 1 con,d be clotted eleug. T he sound
of can.•
r p r I ,', h e ard at If ageretown
I , I ' d ' Is etetekthat Ito expected to , meet his eon's
Thad" h , p ran ivania Railroad depot this (Mon.
~ ti I) 31 ' Lie stated , further, that on aeconat of
, r
411 P" " uof Franklin county in mending reornits
o' 9 II th e ,uele portion of the population was ex
, s m ell 11. '
0 401 fur ther rentarke, the meeting adjourned.
k ter me
RECRUITING.
, r sterdays, although dull., was much b r i s k er
11 " / . e " . , e r r, for eeveraldays For the old regimeuts
osu l' r were obtained, and for the new organize.
;lily " 3 : a; the new 'Aureola the reornits came for
tom, , 1 , 11 ,„ J 1 °lnhere In addition to the two bodies of
Yrat'Ar,:odred mon sent away labt week, five hundred.
Or" , •
4 D
the rolls yowl dayegorning Recruits on
re r" gted to meet at tbe barracks this alter.
st, ~h are rutin
' 1 hii rho third draft of 280 men will be made up
1r ~'' l e morrow morning, , 1
i I r ° i ent of Penneylvanis Reserves, Colonel
Ire .1 It it el
e ~,d evi, is retaining 14 this city.
5 %,,",,, 3 oril Troop have opened an aloe at No 219
, fl ' i r j ,i The troop it to be organized on the game
p ' t r ';", t i lh ApderßOll troop •
gLECTI Ts
cry OF 0111.111$ ENGINEER ANOINEEIt AND
no Laet evenin an flambe was held b
3,Vil. ao- i
gt
' ....I reel the 4 fferent b ase and re en no com p
id- ;.. 1 ow Engineer and Am:dtente of the Fire De
r!, 4, , L e a hi Lyle was re pelected Chief of the
f rr Iffl teit The mimes of those e eoted aseteesnte will
Iva. , g el The house of the Fatrmonnt Engine
le too" a s b o sun*• illuminated lest evening, In
4- ‘ l4 ,. il c i l the re election of Mr Lyle, who is a member
o ' i h bo4l Mt Lyle is a good engineer, and has given
16 .0 th t ge dictioa tothe Department.
DESTRUCTION OF BAY AND OATS -
)esterdec eloquent], about 6 o'clock, nine tons of bay
end la' , tour of oatsweere burned at Gresoonville,
Tv tuk ,• %bird wardTh
property belongtxl to Wm
Roger, end Is imposed to have been set on tire. Lou
about Slr) •.-.....------
FATAL ACCIDENT . - John Maser aeoi
d t
iii) , hot No mf on sn erdeY afternoon. on Petrels
1 ebile on a guantog e x pedition He died on
tr-All%, es eruDit, at his roaldenne, No. 445 ItioliniOnd
f eed.
fINANCIAJ4 AND COMMERCIAL.
filE MONEY MARKET
YOILADBLPHIA, 1303401:11ber 8, 1862.
800 , / weed on the street to• day rather feverishly,
oviog ti the state of affairs existing on the line
of the Potetese The general opinion was, n itwith
standing the threatening movements of the rebels in
Ser Ind, that the Union armies, under McClellan would
xi let am whet they had lost under Pope, and that the
sten cow is really Be firmly based as it wag three
outhe aro. Gold melee the same as on Saturday, 119
dug tie d olt nt z bid Operations were largo and on.
,er lid b: J ors being bold. Tide would seem ilke antiol.
ding for (her &eaten( to our arms, Red consequently a
, filar edvance, bet the orders come from the country
sod theme buying to hoard, When this demand cerme t
LP price will fell The market closed firmly with some
1 0 et blest quotations 119 mll9 4‘, Old detnands con.
sue to sivoure slowly, and 108 X was freaky o paid
eaters at the Stock Exchange were:somewhat de.
Hoed and a slight deollno is to be noted in Rime of the
edi U , oiudicS Governments were firm at Saturday's
For 3 I reelBBl enld well at 09x, the seven• thirties
alit,'.Pentsulvanis fives fell v s bet °a/tinned with.
tit forth r fluctuation to the close, Old city stzee de
lete 1 at the Scot board, but recovered al the esoond .-
noloo and Amboy , gists 1864 s brought 09X1870e
I
.
A colderable advance Pennsylvaula Railroad
on! mortgage boede sold firmly at 1024( , 106 was hid
pr fiat d, Lehigh Navigation sixes told up to' 106
ebiil, %alloy Railroad sixes sold at 103 X, an advance
1 1 I org Island Railroad sevens sold at par, an irn •
rorrepat• Dlorris °anal preferred eharee brought
116 , , mil %imminent of 14 , 42 was bid for the cone°.
I lined 1042 was peid for team wis3a B +Broad preferred;
Ad for r mown Reading opened at a &idle° of X,
r sir oh lit tke same figure, 28% Norristown brought
4 Peavey Hollow 67x ; Long Island 17X , all Sam:tr
ue , ilyt res NUM Irauift declined X, which Is on.
srumnullr, In view of the enormous bueltiess now be.
it i domn or, the reed, 'Phe only trans union in local
LeAeloree was Commercial, at 46X. Passenger rail.
ewe wr•rx entirely neglected .
The hoed pawed a resolution unanimously, prohibit.
e !iv tc miler, from dealing in Government seourities
.r to void "on time." The object of this rote 11 to pre
vent eprrelative sole of Government securities with 'a
I.lf fl low prices, or petrol:meal of gold with a view to
,Ler Mei
071rfOIAL BARS STATEMENT. *
i 11171,1• ITIIAGIIB OF THE PHIL! DBLPIIIA BLUE/
1.01.118 I Braolll
&rt. ‘-...- _,
______
______
1 9
I
'bW; hie S 3'
berth Am el. 3
1-]
3
)
3
1 ,a71,,7301 1 043 478
'o e lin tei th er 4 ri ntr'Y'%9hil i 1 '' 1 6 7 b:1 2 1, 3 1 0 .1 4 1 16 6 1 13
5 4 n
rr d die d „ l 1,613.03 1, 658 666
Auner" I 6 ) 3 1616 030,121
1rani,,,,,,,,, 2,156840 2,480,48
i
Wait:ben e 763,773 77e ben
cms , hl Mon 908 ; 958 919 1.5
4 944,022 9d6.058
MI LOA teith 613,701604 006
ra Es hew 7157,001 779,000
moo 715,001 758, , , I
,i./ •-- -..
• i 3 3999,351 3 4,631,350,6,643;1696;640;867
.01113 1 OSPOBITS. I
. 1 011:101ILATI 0 11.
I -- ----.......--. .......
Sept,l I Sept 8. Sept 1 Slept. 8.
-" -- 1- -- --
ihielph a . 84,560,0L4,.14,780,000 9361,00 e 9374,000
sib Ampules 2,001,942 1,721 *37S 578,812 672 522
am ct limb 4,934,207 4,931 035 193,665 185,170
lureiki . 1,188,040 1,226,000 410,000 425,000
'hu I1o• • 1,186 000 1,259 OM, 360,405 367,210
Liberties..., 1,503,000 1,495,000 126,1100 130 , 00 0
9019 erk . 1,146,288 3,185,392 02,560 60,450
enmetee.. 968 2311 1 005,830 30r,009 810 602
eto Leeship 870 '289 881,044 4041,766 212,321
fora 1,705,673 1,6 4 08,0` 6 171,510 -188,670'
lid Rath 870 9851 886,240 334,628 149 966
l'ami 592 , 870 583,720 89.330 85.506
341 1 1,566,280 1,615,116 1 889,706 421 ; 747
I " l4 'n 4 006,267 694 .102 171,695 174.630
rirlidation, 434,065' 468;468 ' 300.306 306,868
ty 564,46 a 541;4311 256,040 {:63,950
mmetesealtb 290,1451289,225 280 0156
281, 7 8
'l' nalause 544,000' 623 000, 215,000 214,000
Dieu ... ~, 832,00 G 864,un I 1 259,600 265 000
_i
Total 121 -i-----
---
. ... '697,596 26,062,171 5.07/,855 5,192,966
, . 33ept, 1. 11 .... ;1ept. 8. 1 Sept 1 1 Sept, 8.
- --i--------= ----
Niledilithla, ,!4,072,00 - 84480,000 8880,013( !ammo
lintb /mortal 4,123,6911 4,205, :0 650, 692,28% ‘ 6 8 4780
lirtn & latch., 5,323,284' 5,4082 1,097,386 1,087,536
amortinl ~... 1...887,0001 1,903,000' 253,00 u 253,000
kirchunlce,,, ~ \ 1 6,124,000 2,111,000 224.600 - 224,100
41 1
E. Llt , ertles.... 1,960,00/1, 2 018,1)00
1 3 3 2 7 4 8 0 7 0 2 4
.1 3 3 4 7 17 30 0
leuthwerk.„.. 1,16e,50 1 193 28 205.0'2! 204,881
174,225 - 174.178 ,
389,970 4380 995
145485 ~:145,030
1135 i, .1115456
4
309, .t372,464'
129.137 129,887
114,132 , 112 643
124,9401 124,924
78,800 713,655
100,00( 100,000
1 19,000 69,000
Clearings 8414eoes
63,278,923 95 $278,859 26
2.824,471 85 233,748 47
8 309 454 62 277.481 82
......... 3,094 629 09 384 419 72
2,903,921 18 232 812 97
..... 2,730,330 52 173,600 46
PI 1, ••••••
" .......
8, ....... .
, ........
........
6
818,227 031 11 81,359,8.13 20
ta) following statement Mows the condition or the
»ii of Philitdelpide at various times during the last
IN months :
1952 Lome. Specie. Oiroul'n. DepoSite
..... •• .34010,887 6,688,728''2,146,219121,8961,014
3 ••..•. 3 0,886,119 6,884,011 2,144,898120,088,898
.14 3..... ...,89,883,856 5,881,108 2,848,493 18,641,190
°ll7 ....... 4 8 ,037 1 891 6,886,424 8,878.970 10,636,588
t) 6 •........ .29,324,482 6,049,636 8,709,592 21,318,614
..... ....81,747,070,6,683,482 4,386,012 24,384,644
•• • • ....83,206,081. 5,646,007 1 4,749;120 24,867,781
1 4 4 ..... ..„ 33,617,900 6,660,187 6,026,070 24,658,289
" 11 ..... ....83,566,878 6,862;780 4.997,986 24,217,855
' 1 3 ........ 83,h20,039 6,652,006 5.000,851 94,04 7 ,810
" ........ 83 731,675 6,488,061 4 ,002 418 24,137.662
'll .1 ........ 33,899,851 6,648 160 6071,86 e 24 697,616
6 ......... 34,031,860 6,540,86716.192,935125,062,171
Ho, ey Wiwi very plenty on the street, but higher rates
. ttutl.ti for the use of ft on call Commurolal paper
1(4 : 1 1, sad but felt names are seen; prime sells read
-1111 ter teat.
•
: 11}1 :1 1 t4 116 g ri l e r arr °te go : - 1;41ml-10 prem
Extbange parral•lo prem.
oti •morskzebag e X die
•hi titei . peril
h• die
Jf
(Rt
tiotee at
191e19X 3i pm
cet P
T helcCowing are the official tables of the foreign trade
tls Dotiol New York for the week and Mune Janus
/I;
IMPORTS.
lor ;tie creek.
Dry MN 18t0. 1861. 1862.
ten: • ...... '5,278,266 9582,801 $2,141,562
tow chealdlee„ 2,156 210 689,484 8,337,102
00 :frx• the week„ .4,420,471 1,621,786 6,478 684
1111306 Y 1 ep0rte4m6,402,287 24,168,897 118,261,201
January 1 ....189,881,738 94,678,182 121,129,866
k.SPOitli OF PRODUCN AND ktENORANDIBIL
1860, 1861. 1862
173 t v,‘,4
P o ,. .. . . 21,868,467 82 705.147 $ 2, 6 0 9, 7 76
' 17°4 m...58,593.M 83 991,431 89,317,582
S'.
J- ""' 7 1 •...80,480,916 88,898,978 91 8 27, 808
XZPORTEi OF BPBOII.
uotic ..... . 1800.
.. 51a9P093 1881. 1882.
556
"01317 r0 p0rted . ...88,407a26 8,827,580 40,6842,918,197
•fiannry 1 ....139,e0e,iiel- - 6,827460 41,898 218
Igo fo llowing ie i ataterge o t of the general affairs of
tie Pfttaburgt Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroad on
lia4otb of J una 1832 :
Gdst of
... Htwee7i eQuipment, strnotnree,
816,880,849 92
B a.. 1 " 1 ° A; I 4 . ********* *
tile' C u rre nt ' '''''''''' ;I: :. 378 817 71
-rue horn othe rcomprile P '
.. 66,607 68
blitou..
tt,h"', .."nli loom 884 901 18
41 nat d
. 883,060 19
8 61
ess tii •••• .......... ......... ;.. •111 . 6
211.1.,1100k ......................... 3.733.126 0
debt.. „ ..
12,936 1,74 oo
.I,.tilotber oomDludell •••'' 69 662.27
,
;1:161
raaceoue liabilities 19,377 16
pilo t urri3l3 t ezDendituree in June and
tor. ....... . . ... 213 203 97
Lite io credit or income account.,.... 78 . 589 46
............
ok i : el Phia Steck E
11 . ed by 8. a. sLA
ex.) P t riser
Ito aia ... Sem
A: l3 g ......
..4 0 et wt ' y e ... 49 "
I ` 4l C 8 8° Tr N . en .. 101
/t•Yi o l A rn ,A A ads' v
••• a 113 '70,3
Al 'Bl
14) ats 97
: Te rs i. lt m 2 l l l l; o o w rit? .6 o2 7
!ti)
24
tatIMTWMV
aliwlo2
i t tiC ,4 o Ch i 61.. x BZOO_,ll I
?Cl , K °X
0 trlg
a v ut . taao do
L dG/ ...... ji
lit, . o ...... 89
.B . • • 89 V
415 at*
$17.089,186 6L
change Sales, Sept. 8•
ea, Phil. llzahanl(.]
(MILD.
1200 Olty 8,1 ...... 27,1(
400 do. 2TM
1100 do 07,1(
800 do. 97,1 i
4000 do.. . ... ..• • MX'
1000 Lehigh lie, 0e...106
1000 Lehigh Val os. -mg
8 Morrie Clans! Pre 116)
2 do ....115
28 Cataw U Pret...s 10X
BOARDS.
1000 Parma B 2d mort.lo/,X
BOARD.
280 L bland R 177(
80 do IA 17N
18 Penns IL 48
2200 U 8 7 80 T N.b1ic.1023(
ROO do .ead.lolN
7 Commercial Bic:. 40N
CLOSING PEI
17 8 WK...." 99 ' 99%
Cr BTr 7 8.10 N. 81•2% 108
Philada oa. 97N 98
Pidlada 64 new..lolX 102
Penns be 89 893
Beading B 28 81 2876
Bead m06'80'43.103 ..
Beading bde '70.100 101
Read mt 90 91
Penns Rex dlv. 473 98
Penns it 1 m 06..106 107
Penns B Rm de..102% 102%
blorrie OW Con.. 42 ..
North! era Pref.lls 118
Bch Nay Stook.. 4K 6
Sob Nay Pref... 18K
Sob N 62'82ezirkt 87 68
Elmira B 18 14
Elmlrn B Prof.. 28 24
Elm 7078. ex int 87 87K
Philadelphia markets
SEPTEMBER s—Evening.
The Flour market is inactive, with but little Inquiry
for export at previous•quoted rate.. Sales are confined
to a few email lots, mostly taken for home nee, at $5 for
superfine, $5 6085 62 for extra, $6 Meal 25 for extra
family, and $6.5007 for fancy brands as toguality. The
receipts and stoat' continue light and business dull,
Rye Flour and Corn Meal are quiet; the former Is soil
log in a small way at $3.6083 62X, and Pennsylvama
Meal is held at $812% Y blot,
WHEAT in in steady demand, and firm at provioue
quotatione, with leas offering ; about 18,000 bushels have
been taken at 1800 for time Pennsylvania red, In the
cars ; 1350 for Southern do afloat, and white at 135 es
145 c, as in Quality`; the bulk of the sales are of the
former desoription. Aro is inactive ; new Pennsylvania
Dahl 'lowly at 700, and old at 780. Corn is anohangeti,
and about 8,000 bushels yellow sold at 70c, afloat. Cate
lore not so plenty ; new Southern are worth 350380, and
Old Pennsylvania 68680 c.
BARK to more inquired for , ; Quercitron id wanted at
182 for lit .No. 1.
Corrox,—The market is very arm, bat without any
movement in the way or Wee.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS are inactive, and prices
about the ammo as last quoted.
WIIISKY.—Thero le little Or notbirig doing; barrels
are held at 38c, and drudge 81c 47 gallon.
Philaikelphla Cattle Market.
flePTßtltlaß 8, 1852.
The news from the seat .of war in Virginia, and the
large receipts, have operated unfavorably on the Cattle
market to-day. The stock on sale is larger than usual,
reaching about 2,000 hoed. The market continues dull,
and .pricea fully 250 the 100 lbs lower then last quoted.
Most of the. bteck this week is of very poor quality,
which has boon the ease for some time past; the demand
fur such is very poor, and 3000)400 bead will be left over.
First quality and extra Cattle are rather better, and were
taken early in the day at prices ranging from 87.5008 50
41 7 100 common at Sflitti 50; and ordinary to fair at
from ISTET.SO, according to condition and quality.
The market °toiled very dull, and acme inferior stook
sold at lower figures.
The stock on sale to•,day are from the following States:
000 heed from Pennsylvania; 620 head from Ohio; 300
head from 111113038; 130 head from Indiana; 60 head
from Delaware.
The following are Borne of the principal sales to-day at
A. P. Phillips , Avenue Drove Yard :
Fuller & Brothers !old 71 Penneylvania steers, from
Dauphin county, at frcm 7ceB)4c for ordinary to good
quality.
Junes McOlen , sold 25 Chester county steers, fair
stook, at from 7080.
Mooney & Smith sold 110 steers, from Ohio and Penn
sylvania, at from 7d2fiXc for ordinary to first quality.
E. S. 111cFillen, 37 Uhoster couoty steers, selling at
from 7j4 eeB3l,c for ordinary to extra.
James kloVtilen, Jr. 75 °heater county steers, selling
At 804-c 4fr lb, gross, f or " common, and 808,tfo for first
quality.
FelHilmar & Kirwin, 61 Ohio ateera, selling at from
3,V et 4c Erma, fiar common, and 7eBo for fair M. good
Quality.
Philip Hathaway, 70 Cheater county steers, selling at
from 7080 for fair to good quality.
Barclay 0. Baldwin, 62 Delaware and Chester ODOR
ty share, selling at from 708 for fair to good, and a
few let quality at 8 go.
Ramble & B 86 Chester county steers, selling at
from 708 for fair to good quality.
Bhamtxrg & timan, 81 sobers on Kee; 75 from Ohio at
707% for ordinary, and 6 steers from ()heater county
tali quality at 80
Cochran ,b McCall, 65 Chester and Delawaro county
Wm, selling at from 708Xo for gcod to extra.
Alexander Kennedy, 26 Chester county goers, fair to
good quality, selling at from 7 X 08s.
P. /Witten, 82 Chester county letters; 45 bead bought
of George Young, Selling at 5X esigo V lb, gross; 10
of Jackson Holmes at 868Xo ; Datel Pas/leaner bought .
a few extra steers at the latter figure.
J. Beidomrldge, 42 Monter county steers, selling at
from 7st 80. for ordinary to good quality.
Smith & Dice, 200 Ohio and Chester county steers, sold
by N. Werntz. at trom 6 to 7c, for common; 6) m7XO
for ordinary ; and a few extra at 8X .
I. Abrahams, 75 Ohio steers, selling at from 7080 for
fair to good quality ,
The balance of the stock sold in =Clots to the trade
at our above quota ions, as to condition and quality.
COWS AND OALVES
The arrivals and gales of Cows, at 4. P/Thillipe Ave
nue Prove Yard, reached 70 head this week, selling at
irom $lB to 828 .tfr bead for springer', and $20035 (or
Cow and Oalf as to quality. The market is very dull,
and prices about the same as last quoted.
CALVES continue dull and prices are unchanged; fi rst
qualify eellicg at 3) e4Mc 4fr lb, and second do. at
2X 68)0 r lb es to weight acd quality.
. .
THE SHEEP M&EKET
The receipts and sales of sheep are very large thii
wetk, reaching about 7,000 head, the receipts being
larger than the demand. The market is very dull, and
arias t ether lower, ranging at from 84884.25 per head
for first quality, and emend do. at $2.60eff.3 25 per head,
as to condition and quality.
Lambe continue rathor scarce, but prices are well
maintained. ranging at from $2.5082 per head, actiord
lag to quality. • • • • • •
TliE goa ittLEKIIIT
The receipts and sales of Hogs, at Phillips' avenue
drove yard, reached 460 bead, Belling at $505.25 4P'
1001 ha not.
The arrivals of at Hose, at H. G. Imhoff's Union
Drove Yard reached 4;9.82 head this week, selling at
from #4 6005 for still•fed,• and $4 7505.60 IP' 100 lbs net
for corn -fed, as to quality. The following are the sir
tieulars of the Baled: ' . '
enamor' ec Bard, 80 hoed: on sae, from Chicago,
Illinois.
Bailey & Canffman, 407 hoed on sale, from Illinois.
Robinson & Bowman, 460 bead on sale, from Ohio.
George Myers, 76 head on sale, from GanoasteroonnVY,
runs) ivania.
Barnet dc Bemires, 87 head au sale, from Lancaster
county, Penntolvanla.
Allepton & Hare, 80 head on sale from Chicago, Ml
ohs.
F. Werntz, 264 bead on sale from Burlington, 'viva.
Bailey & Vauffinan, 211 head on sale from Illinois.
J. Barblns, 267 lead on sale from Dayton, Ohio.
L. Johnston, OS bead on sale from Dayton. Ohio.
Bilwanger, Grote, & 00.,,524 bead on sale from CO
. tans,' Ohio.
Bernish, Bc th, & Oo.• 360 bead on We from Dayton,
Jacob B. Good, 105 head on sale fro n Lancaster coun
ty, ?MOW tetlia.
IC E. Lecke, 49 head on sale from Lewistown, Penn
sylvania.
John Russell, 12i bead on sale from Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania. •
Ellwanger, Omer, & Co., 484 head en sale from Ohio.
F. Fareman, 220 head on sale from Ohamberaburg,
ennsylvania. • -
P. Cape, 84 head on eat. from Fayette county, P enn
• Ivania.
W. Leedp, 731)ind on mil° from Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Baldwin & Johnston, 79 head on sale from Ohto.
N. Johnston, 142 bead on Bale front Fayette el:mar )
4Penntllvanis.
James Johnston, 181 1 ead on sale from Fayette cann
y, rennin iventa.
P. A J Jobnaton, 167 head on sale from Fayette conn
y, Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg Live Stock Market
The total receipts of live stock of all kinds at the Har
risburg stock yard doting the week ending Sept. 6, were
1,433 beef cattle, 2,019 hogs, 2,475 sheep, and 58 horses.
The fullowlag lota were sold during Friday afternoon :
Philip Cooper sold 87 beef cattle.
G. Gordon sold 120 beef cattle.
Philip Norris sold 42 beef cattle.
Thomas Lamb sold 84 beef cattle.
J. &Meter sold 42 beef a attle.
A. P. Myers sold 93 beef cattle.
RH Davis sold 103 hogs, at $4.80 45 Y 100 tbs. growl.
Paxeon & Wilson sold 245 hogs, at $3,7504 4f , 100
lbs. gross.
Making total sales of 418 beef cattle and 318 hogs.
The followit g droves were in market this week :
hoed, Heed.
F. Hollers 48 Gookenhimer & 8r0....150
John Gill 18 El Kettlor. 42
A, Weaver 78 J. Baynes.. 17
R. D. Young 25 G. Gordon .188
Philip Norris 42 A P. Myers 135
Samuel Yingling 35 A. Dewitt 80
not. Lamb. 34 A. Giilmore 128
Samuel Hoover.... 38 S. Williams—. 412
B. Rt dd. 60 J. W. Muchinson ~184
J. Davis 62 Philip Morn. 87
CITY ITEMS.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.—Mr. C. H. Mattson,
dealer in Fine Family Oroceriee, Areh and Tenth streets,
hat now in ttore a supply' of pure Cider Vinegar, made
In the country, to order, for hie OA sales; also, a full
assortment of the best Quality Spices for pickling por
poises.
':REBELLION AMONG THE ENGLISH FRIENDS.—
There is a rebellion among the English Quaker's. The
youthful fair of the sect have banded together in opposi
tion to the poke.bannet and soant.ekirt. Crinoline of
moderate periphery now surrounds their frames, and
flowers and ribbons are Invading the presence of the
drab. The young men among hem are also exciting
consternation, by joining the rifle corps. Here, the
young men of alf sects exhibit their good sense and taste
by wearing elegant suits, manufactured at the palatial
establishment of Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut
sheet, where may also be obtained the finest and cheap
est military•uniforms in the city.
" THE 'UNION AS IT WAS."---V13,0 does not
see that-is impossible ? The rebels are fighting for
at aristocracy or a monarchy, at the basis of which ale
very is to stand immutable and eternal. They hate equal
rights, and hate the North because democratic ideas are
prevalent among the Northern people. They have no
affection for arepubllc, no sympathy with labor, no to.
lerance of a poor man's independence.. To attempt to
restore the Union, with slavery in it, still idtolerant of
restraint, haughty, imperious, domineering, is to be
beaten in the contest. Uniform/ ready.made, or made to
order, at the Military and Citizens' Clothing Emporium
of Charles Stokes, under the Continental Hotel, Chestnut
its wit, below Ninth. Mr. Martin Kaiser, cutter, (of the
late lls m of Both k Balser) has been secured at this house.
~ •
WIDE-SPREAD REPUTATION.—There Is AO
hone° in the Coiled /Mates that has as wide-spread repu
tation fir getting ‘up military clothing as Itockhlll do
Wilton% Noe. 603 and 606 Chestnut street. Besides
being thoroughly acquainted with the busieess, they are
prompt to all all orders. at .moderate prices, and always
have a large stock of military abode on band.
SPECIA.L NOTICES.
600,000 MALE OK FEMALE ACMES
to tell
LLOYD'S ,NEW STZEL • PLATS 00ENTE . 13o
' LOBED MAP OF THE;
UNITED STATES, CANADAS, and 140
BRUNSWICK,
From recent eurveye, completed August 10,1882 . f dad
$20,00 to engrave it and one year's time.
SuPerim' to anY 7 , 10 Map ever made by Colton oe
ititchell, and sells at the. low price of fifty *ante; 870,000
names a a engraved on thin Map
It is not only a County Map, but it is also a
'OOIINTIt AND ItAILBOAD MAP, •
Of. the United St,ies and Oanadea combined in ones
•
giving
EVERT RAILROAD STATION,
AND DISTANOB3 BETWEHN.
Guarantee any woman or man $3 to $5 per day, and
will take back all maps not sold and refund money.
Bend for $1 worth to try.
Printed Instructions bow to eanvisee well furniebed all
our agents.
Wanted—A smart man as wholesale agent for oar
Mars in every State, gonads, England, and California.
A fortune may be made with a small capital.
J. T. LLOYD, No. 161 BitosawA.v.
•
The War Department uses our Map of Virginia, on
which is marked Ctdar Run Mountain, and every other
place, or money nsfunded,
Price 25 (lents. se6.Bt D&W
.B—STEADY.
Bid. Asked.
L Island 17X 173
Leh (3 & N.x-dv 61 52
Le (71 & Nav eop. 28 29
N Penns 1L.... 9X 9X
NPaltes 76 77
IN Pa 11 10e.....100 101
Oataw B 00n... 8 8X
Oatawlaa& Pd.. 10 log
Fr & South'k 8.... 47
Sao & Third St 868 70 ,
Race& Vine-et 11 10 11
W Phfla R..... 62 53
Spruce d( Pine.. 13,X 13g
Gr & Goatee exd /13 84
Oheet & W ex dv.B9 41
Aroh St ex (11v. 24)
Thir & Fift'utb. 17 20
Girard College.. 24
Tenth & Irdeloth.3l • 84
PIANOS AND MELO. l---Zvgrquii
DRONE AT AUCTION
URIC/M.—To be fully prepared to respond to the re
commendation of Governor Curtin, and for the exigen
cies of the ear, I will sell my entire stock of elegant
Pianos and Melodeons, now and little used, EMI above.
It millraces 12 of the inimitable Steck PIS 30S, besides
others c f well-eetablishid reputation. Melodeons of Mason
dz Hamlin and Treat & Linsley's make, all warranted for
Ave years, and kept in tune, in this city, for one year.
J. E. GOULD,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT
etB-121
GROVER & BAKER'S NEW SHUTTLE
SEWING MAOHINII).—PRICE, $4O.
The attention of tailors and other manufacturers re.
uulring the nee of a fast and durablelock-stitch machine,
Is directed to our No. 9. This ie a new and admirable
machine, operating with the greatest ease, and with but
little noise, and, although but lately put into the market,
le already a great favorite with manufacturers. It is a
Bret. clasp machine, at a low price.
No machine evsr introduced in this city hail sold so
rapidly, or given such universal satisfaction. It is very
simple in Its construction, easily learned, not liable to
get out of order, works with tine cotton, silk, or linen
thread, equally well; and the low price at which it is sold
places it within the reach sf all who desire a reliable,
serviceable machine.
GROYER & BAKER B. BL. GO.,
au.243.tf • 780 ORESTSIIT Street. •
BATOHELOR'S IiAIR DYB !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOR'S oolebratod Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature—
warranted not W. injure the Hair in the leaet ; remodiee
the ill effects c bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair foi
tile. GRAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIR instantly tame a
rplendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold by all Drtkeeista, go. •
Mir The Gentilue le signed WILLIAM A. HAT_OHL
GOB, on the four rider of each boss.
FACTORY, No. 81 BABOLAY Street,
(Late 288 Broadway and 18 Rond street),
my2B-1Y New York.
ONE — PRICE CLOTHING, OF TEE LATEST
artrioss, made In the Bee. Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prtoes marked in
Plain figures. All Goode made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our Gan-Pima SYSTEM Is IIYTIOUY ad
hared to. All are thereby treated alike.
11522-11 JONES & 00., 604 MARKET Strata
• • MARRIED
~,,,
HALEY—ALLEN.—At Friends' Keating, -in: Fair
field, Matte, on the 4th instant. R. E. Raley, of Phila
delphia. to Mary Fiancee Allen, of the former niece.' *
BELFBI O II,BOONE.—On the 31st ultimo, at Beal
big, by the Bey. 0. F. IdcOattley, Mr. Jacob W. Helfrich,
of Philedely3bfa; to Mee Salle A. Buono, of Beading. *
LI ON—OADWELL —ln Erie, Pa., 28th ultimo, by
the Bev. Dr. Lyon, Lienttnant W. W. Lyon; 14th In
fantry, .11. 8. A.. to Mies Harriet H. Oadwell, daughter
of Henry Oadwell, Eea., all of Erie. *. • *
DIED.
RE.—On the Bth instant. Robert W., eon of Mary
Ann and theism, Nathan W. Byre.
Due rudee will be given of the funeral.
TBIMNBL.—On the Bth last, Borah M. Trimnel, in
the filth year of her age.
-The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend her femoral, from the residence of- So•
seph Powell, on the Baltimore Turnpike, in Upper Darby,
on Toeuley afternoon, the 9th inst., at 2 o'clock. To
proceed to Boueldson'a Cemetery. *
BTONB.—Suddenly, on- the afternoon of the Bth inst.,
Albert 8., second sou of Daniel and Huklah Stone, in the
18th year of his age.
The trim. de and acquaintances of the family are re .
spectfutly inviled to attend his funeral, from the residence
of bie natant°, 1437 Filbert street, this (Tuesday)'at
10 o'clock, without further notice. **
OBITUARY.
When a volunteer falls upon the field of battle, fight
ing for the very existence of hie country, he dies a noble
deuth. Upon the 29th day of Aug, et the Penneylvania
Reserve Corps, whilst bravely contesting a field with the
enemy, lost one of its best members. A. musket ball,
which rimed through his brain, deprived of life WIL
BERFORCE POULSON. a young gentleman, as muoh
loved for the virtue of hie private life as be was for his
courage in battle. Ho wee the son of Rev. Wm. Pouleon,
a Methodist clergyman, of eminent piety, who departed
this life some years since, lamented by all who knew him.
In May, oiling year, Dlr. POWIIOII, than but nineteen years
of age,, enlisted In a company composed of members of
the Southwark Literary Society, and which was made
Company R. of the 2cl Pennsylvania Reserves. He was
with General McClellan during the famous seven days of
retreat, and passed unscathed through the battles of
Gaines' Mille, the Cluckshc7miny, and Malvern Hill—
contests in which his divielon lost over three thousand
men. Being moved to the Potomao, he fought under
General Fitz John Porter upon the 27th and 28th of !m
-ost, near Manassas, and upon the next day met hie fate
within a few miles of Centreville. His body now lies
upon rebel ground.
His friends in Philadelphia and those in his regiment
sincerely sorrow for his foes. He was a most promising
youth, and bad not his death come so soon, would have
been a useful member of society. Yet the call of the
archangel summoned him, and his soul has gone, I trust,
to join that of his parent, whose labors of love daring
his ministry upon earth are reaping their reward But
a void is felt here which cannot be filled, though those
who feel it honor the patriotism which led poor Poulson
to his pram J . 0.
B TACK AND SECOND:MOURN
ING Dress k like, just opened I
Black Oros Gratin! and Ponit de Soles.
Black Taffetas and Gros de Rhinos.
Black Armures and Venetiennes.
Black Groa d'Ecoase or Ottoman& ~
Black and. White Taffeta Lance.
Black and White Vareoviennee.
Black and White neat Stripes and Checks.
BISION & SON,
ae2•tf Mourning Store, No:918 ORBS rNU C Street.
PENNSYLVANIA DEFENDERS.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING
OF THE
CITIZENS OF PHILADELPHIA
, ID FAVGB OF ORGANIZING A
BRIGADE OF VOLUNTEERS,
OVER 45 YEARS OF AGE,
•
WILL BE HELD
ON; WEDNESDAY EVENING,
THE 10TH INST., AT HALF PAST 7 O'CLOCK,
AT SPRING' GARDEN HALL,
\ DESIGNED . •
TO PROTECT AND. DEFEND
THE
SOIL OF PENNSYLVAIOTIA.
FRODI THE
INCURSIONS OF THE REBEL HORDES OF
mB.3t JEFF DAVIS.
arWE, THE UNDERSIGNED, "LUEL.
DER COMMISSION MERORANTeI of Alibi
ch.y, do agree to close our reepeotive places of business,
at 4 o'clock P. M , on and after to. day, in obedience to
the requirements of tbo Proclamations of the Governor
and:Mayor of the city, heretofore published.
HENRY 011081 C EY & CO. .
MALONE .& TRAINER.
G,ASKILL & GALVIN.
NOROROSi ,k SHEETS. •
P MTTERSON & LIPPINCOTT.
WILLIAM 0. LLOYD.
WM 8. TAYLOR & CO.
M. TRUMP, SON. & 00.
Philadelphia, Sept. 8, 1862.
A IdretMg will be held at the office of EIENRY °ROB
ERT 84 00., TRIG (Tuesday) AFTERNOON. at four
o'clock, at which the members of the Retail Trade are
In vitt d to be pretent. Itik
[as SEPTEMBER 8, 18
62.—1 n purenasce
of a call by the Mayor of the city to the citizens
of 'be cifteient precincts to assemble for the purpose of
organizing into companies for drill, a meeting was held
this afternoon at the Fourth precinct of the. Twelfth
ward, corner of Fifth and Buttonwood, and on motion of
Mr. Oppenheimer. John Gibson, Esq., wax appointed
president, and G E. Ludwig Secretary.
On motion, Resolved, That all the citizens' of said pre
cincts be earnestly requested to meet at this place TO
MORROW AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock, for the purpose
of forming equals for drill.
On motion, adjourned.
• JOHN GrBSON, President.
G. E LUDWIG, Secretary. . t*
ErrFIRST WARD.-4. Meeting of the
RATIONAL UNION ASSOote.TION or the
First ward.will be bald on THIS - (rusades) EVENING,
at FILSNEELIN HALL, Broad and• Fitzwat.r Streets,
at 8 o'clock, P. EDMUNDS,
11* President..
ay. A MEETING OF THE NATIONAL
UNION ASSOOIIiTION Executive Committee
ot the Second Ward will be held at JI iON'SHO
Sixth and Washington streets', this, TUESDAY, EVE
NING, at 8 o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested.
ANDREW B. DOEBLRE,
Mit WM. NICHOLS.
ar - NINTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
ASSOCIATION —An adjourned meeting will be
hew THIS (Tuesday) EVENLNG, at 8 o'cl"ck, at the
southwest corner of TWELFTH and FIL incur
Street,. BENJAMIN F. KEEN, President.
HENRY Cl. THOMPSON, Secretary. it*
DcrLAW DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY
OF FENASYLVANIA —A Term will com
mence on WEDNESDAY, October let. The Introdd--
tory Lecture will be delivered by Protocol. E. SPEN
CER MILLER, in the oust Lecture Boom, at 8 o'clock
P. M. of that day. trepB-tocl
ErrgiWENTIETH WARD.—g. MEETING
of the National Ui.ion Association will be held
111.113 (Tuetday) EYBNIN 0, at 7)f o'clock at the Halt,
5. W. coiner of ELEVENTH and GIRARD AVENUE
Embers of the Egecntive Committee will please be pre
sent for the purpose of organization.
Br order: JOSEPH F. MABOEft,
litk President.
BrAPPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
TEE MANAGERS of the MERCANTILE LI
BRARY COMPANY for renewal of Certificate of one
share of atock,Eo. 3,756, !tending in the name of JOHN
MoFARLAN, 'the name bating .been loet or mitlaid.
se9.3t*
irrTHE MAILS FOR. PORT ROYAL,
per WATERWITUH, and Ship Island per PO
lumsKA, will close at this office TUESDAY EVE-
N) Ii 0, 9th inetentwat 9 o'clock.
O. A. WALBORN, Postmaster.
PRILADELPMA, September 8,1882 •
OrAT A MEETING OF CITIZENS' COM
mitten on Bounty Fund, it was unanimously
Resolved, That public notice be given that this Com
mittee will eat aside'and expend the money that may be
eubscribed on and after to mono*, Tueeday, the 9th
current, in aaaisting the Public Authorities In making
Prepentations for the defend° of the city and the State
from the threatened Invasion, ,and this Oommlttee, in so
doings will apply the same so far as mond/ tqity be sup
plied for this purpose to objects for which no Idol Pro*.
Edon bas been made.
THOMAS WEBST.ER, Vice Cheirmecf4
Lottra PLODGIT, Secretary. It
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, OF stTATE
of Pennsylvania,- MARKET Street, and WEST
• NNE! Square. •
:paha - SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, for the student of gene
ritibefince. begios,MondaY, September Bth.
Tile TECHNICAL sonooLe, for professional educe
'Ron hi Civil, Mechanical, and .Mine Engineering, prep
qua obernistry, Metallurgy, and Architecture, open
Tuesday, September 16th
" The ta:nnwe of ?attar, Engineering, comprising Siege
. Operations, Yield Fortifications, Strategy, Tactics, and
Drill, will be enlarged, and continued.' ,
The knowiidge and means of instruction aoontred by
the preildent, who has 'kited, during the past season,
the principal military and Industrial inslltations of En
rore, will be made available by the faculty in keeping the
college fully up to the European standard.
For admieslou, apply at College Building. or address
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M. D.,
6.6 t President of Filially.
crr THE PENNSIELVAIWIA.
00111 PAN Strrimisa 1,1802.
• The Directors have Ude day declared a dividend of
;FIFTEEN DOLIABS per Share on the Stock or the
Oewilway for the hat Mz months, whioh will be peAd to
the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, after the
Init. • WIS. G. ()ROWELL,
se2.lot Seoretar9.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, TUES
IMERCHANTS' REGIMENT.
Epeciel time extended—filling rapidly—will camp in
live days. Patriots, join 118. Onr country wants ns.
Headquarters 146th Regiment P. V.. 619 &11011
Street. J. D. 0. JOHNSON,
UV • Colonel Commanding.
11 A. C. WASHINGTON GRAYS.-.--
ATTENTION !—Those persona who have enrolled
their names in this Corps will attend at the Armory
punctually, at five and eight o'clock P.'M•, for Diill.
Any friends who desire to enroll their Dames for irtstnic
lion, can do so at those hours. . •
By order of ALEX DIIIIIPEr i Commanding.
JACOB T. HOFFMAN, Secretary.
l'hiladelphia, Sept. Bth. 1862. se9. St
YOUNG MEN, YOUR COUNTRY
O6LLB YOU in her moat entreating manner; the .
shrieks of the wounded and the • groans of the dying
are taking the place of the recruiting fife and drum.
Let it not go forth to the world, that in a land, fighting
for its fireside, a draft must be instituted, whilst the
enemy are knocking at the door. In ten days every man
will have the gun in his band. if not to defend the Hey_
atoms of this good old Union, at least to drive this cur of
Treason back to his kennel, there to be hung by the arm
of the law. Youngmen of Philadelphia! you are called,
you ere entreated, by, your bleeding country, even on
her trees, to come faith at once to her rescue; on all the
oprortunity presents for your acceptance. The 31 Regi
ment of PENNSYLVANIA ARTILLERY, under 001.
Segeba - th, is now raising actively and effectively. You
are. still wanted. The headquarters of Battery G iii at
-330 HARMONY Street, below Fourth Street, between
Chestnut ard Walnut. The bounty. mad increased pay
amount to $1 70. In a few. days you will Jae sent to
cemplor instruction, on - the kite eir - Oorri- Exohange Re. _
giment encampment. • se9.lt*
IGRAY RES ERVESFIRST RE.:
GIMENT INFANTRY BRIGADE, Colenel N. B.
REI ELEl3.—Beernite wanted to fill the various CoM.
•panles. Apply immediately at any of tho following
Armories, open•duciag the hones named for recruiting
and drill: •" '
Company A--Captain . 81842, 808 Market street; 3 to
•r 10 P. ••
company Birlaptatn HUPP i mpr, 1742 Market street,
• ' • 4tolo P. EL:
Company I:ll.Lient. ATWOOD 'SMITH, commanding,
.808. Market street, 8 to 10 P. M.
Company D,-Capltain CLARK, N. E. corner Eighteenth
and Cheetnut str sets, 5 to 10 P. M.
Company B—Captain LOU DEN iL AGE R,Raranak Hall
• (third coon ), N. B. cor. Eighth and
. Cat
owhill strews, 4 to 10 P. Al'
Company F—Sergeant DUSENBERRY, command ing,
N. E cor. Second and Bace streets, 8 to
10 P. M.
Company Gl—Captain WOOD, 728 Chestnut street, 8 to
10 P. M. •
Company Ei—Captain NICHOLSON. N. B. cor. Third
and Willow corsets, 8 to 10 P. H.
Company I—Captain . BRIGGS, Broad street, above
Pipe, 6 to 10 P. M.
Company K—Lieut. WELCH, commanding, third story,
Saranak Hall, N. E. cor. Eighth and Cal
lowhill streets. seB-31*
OUR COI:WTI:a ! TO ARKS!
IBE VETERAN .REGIKENTS.—The gallant
officers and brave soldiers detailed from the old Phila
delphia Begiments..now in the field, have pitched
te nte in INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, and will enlist
recruits for their • glorious battalions on that sacred
ground. A fel Military Bat d will be in attendance
every day after 3 P. M
TO Altelt3 3 TO ARMS TO •ARMS
By order of the Committee. .
JO BN B. ADDICIES,
eeB 115 Chairman of Committee on Recruiting.
1 HEAbQUARTE;RS HOME
GUARD.
CITY OF PIIILADELPHIL I Sept. 5, 1862.
GENERAL DRDER, No.ll.
The Governor of the Commonwealth having leaned his
Proclamation, of the 4th leotard, in which, among other
things, be says 1, that it is expedient that measures
should be taken to arm and prepare our people for de.
fence," it is hereby ordered :
First. That oommendiog officers of regiments, bat
talions, squadron/4 or batteries of the Home Guard take
prompt and decisive measures to put their respective
commends in a condition of efficiency. For this pur
pose, ail members thereof are required to obey the orders
of their respective commanding officers, in reporting for
any duty to which they may be assigned.
Second. The men of Philadelphia are urged, in the
most emphatic manner, to enroll themselves In the corn
pet ies of the ifome Guard most convenient to their re-'
spective residences, and to form additional regiments
thereof. '
Third. It is essential to the security of the city that a
force of 96,000 men should be promptly organized, in
structed, and disciplined. To do this, the women of the
city should be substituted in all employments suitable to.
their tender sex now tilled by able bodied men. '
Fourth. Men of Philadelphia, a mighty danger is im
pending over you; continue your inactivity and supine
ness a few•days longer, and total and irretrievable ruin
will overwhelm jon. A powerful army, _Seabed -wittr -
victory, and enriched- with -roar - mtlitary spoils. now
hovers 'over your Southern border; another holds in
check, in frent of Washington, tbe remnants of ' Your
armies of the Potomac, ofyirginia; and , of North Pero- ;
I;na The -invasion of your 'soil may occur at any MO - -
mint. and such a ptize ai Philadelphia is too temPtiog to
the barefooted Welters, who strip your dead and wounded
on the battle•fields of their clothing to cover their naked-.
bees, not to. call forth their every effort to, secure it:
Once captured, it will be 'plundered, and its safety from
destruction will be the conditloc on which dishonorable
terry" of 'peace will' be offered. Arouse yoursebies ! 'the
]OO,OOO able. hodied'men who
if
this city, with the
resources which it contains,' if netted, and ably led, can
defy the efforts of any Southern army which could be
precipitated upon it.
Fifth. Let the organization of new regiments of Home
Guards ,be Immediately commenced in all the wards re
spectively, companies to consist of one hundred and six,
men end officers, and regiments to be composed of ten
companies each. By order of .
fIHAMPAGIsr.g.---Ais invoice of .Ores;
11, 4 cent Champagne, <Marta end. pints, just reotived
per lineael," for Bale
CHABLIS B.- ()ABSTAINS,
sk 9 We. 128 WALDITiT and 21 GRAN I IT Stu
rff i fll THE FINEST ASSORT
; NEWT of new, modern, and - (hirable PI-
A.NO3 from 8160 to 6400.
Pitll% e/r/3 World renowned BrICLOOKONS and
BAlilllplllUrtlf, for cub, at a great reduction; or::ln
small monthly metal month JAMES azbLax, 279 and
281 south FIFTH Street, above tbrlloo% ee2.3mt►
OTNINETEENTH WARD.—A MEETING
of the NAgIONAL UNION ASSOOI tT fo
oe the Nineteenth Ward, will be held on TUESDAY
IVENING, September 9th, at half past 7 o'clock, at the
honse of J T. HARDING. corner F BANK FO SD ROAD
end D ORBIS Streets. All those In favor of sustaining the
National Admicietratlon are invited to attend.
B 7 order of SAIII'L P. HALL,
Guomer. B. OLitno, President.
JAMBS MILLIGAN,
Secretaries
Eryn. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
"TIIIC 0061/11EBOIAL BASIC OF PENS
-ILVAITIA" intond to apply'to the Legislature of Penn
.sylvastia, at their next session, for a renewal of - their
charter. Said Bank is located in the city of Philadel.;
phia, with an authorized capital of one million of dol
tars; a renewal of which will be . asked for, with the
usual banking privileges. •
By order of the Board. S. O. PALMER _
j023-tuem Cashier.
rry. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that an application will ho made to the Legisla
tors of Pennsylvania, at their next *onion, for a renewal
of the Charter of the RANK OF THE NORTHERN
LIBERTIES. The said Bank being located in the city
of Philadelphia, with an authorized capital of live hun
dred thousand dollars.
By order of the Board.
W. CUMBIRRE, Cashier.
Philadelphia, Jane 23,1862 je24.tu 6m
MILITARY.
_
MERCHANT'S REGIMENT,
148TH P. V., Opl. J. D. 0. JOHNSON. Iteciulte
wantadlor 001111PA.NY 0. ANA: at Resdnuartarat
-,119 ARON Street. N. ALBS 111%0 S t . ,
Captain.
IRTILLEBY CORPS, STATE
GUARD.A. elated Meeting bf th!s Corps will be held
at No MO MOUNT VERNON Street, on TUBS
- DAY EVEND G, 9th irt3tant, at 8 o'clock.
• J. M. CULLING WOOD,
11 * . Identepaut Commanding.
ITO THE PATBIOTIO.—The Of I
cerein charge LI CAMP INDEPENDENCE will
-keep theirStrits open until 9 P. M. EVERY EVE
. N/NO 'this week, for the "porpoee of Enlietiog Re
cruits for the Philadilptifa Regiments now in the field.
Oonie and get 3 our bounty, and void the draft. ae9415
COMPANY P, THIRD - REGI.
MEET RESERVE BRIGADE:—The Oompany will
assemble THIS AFTERNOON; at 4 o'clock, and
EVENING, at 8 o'clock. at the Armory, 810 Id AR.
BET Street, formh story. Gentlemen wishing to attach
themselves to an organized military company, having
Lawlor arms and equipments for immediate use, are re-
Quested to attend and enroll their nettles.
ANDREW J. BARER, 11>t
. Lieutenant Commanding. ~
113 EADQUARTERS HAMILTON
RIFLES, September bat, M 62—% Pursuance of
the _proclamation of ; Governor CURT IN. calling
upon the of to' organize Volynteer Commies.
for the pnrpoee of general defence, the armory of the
Hamilton Rifles, at the 00Irt at ISSIONERS'4IA LL,
West Philadelphia, will be open EVERY AFTE RNOON,
at and alter 3 o'clock, for the purpose of recruiting the
Company rip to one hundred men. The citizens of the
TWRIITY•FOURTH WARD are invited to come for
ward at once for enrollment.
. .
By order of B. ANDREWS KNIGHT, (7aplain.
3. R. MO tATEDY. Ord ly Sergeant. ee6-6t
HEADQUARTERS SEUOITD
REGIMENT CITY GUARDS.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 7.
In compliance with the recommendation of hie Er
celleuct Governor Curtin, the Armory of tho SECOND
REGIMENT CITY GUARDS, BROAD Street, below
Race. will tie open daily, after three o'clock P. M., for
the purpose , of drilling. •
Rolla for signature° will be open daily at the Armory
Rooms in the buildli g. , By order of
JOHN- NE WICHIRIT, Colonel Commanding.
JOHN A. WIMBR, Acting Adjutant: ' It*
CAMP 11VDEREN DENCE.-01:TR
COUNTRY—TO ARMS!—THE VETERAN RE:
GIM.ENTB.—The gallant officers and,brave soldiers
detaiird from the old Philadelphia Besiments, now
In the field, have pitched tents in INDEPENDENCE
SQUARE, and will enlist recruits for their glorious
battalions on that eacred ground
A full Military Band'will be in attendance every day
after BP. M. •
TO . ARMS! TO AN.818! . ! TO ARM!! !
- By order of the Citizens' Bouhty Pond Committee. .
JOON B. ADDIOIId,
Chairman of Committee on Recruiting.
H. A. SHEETZ, Captain,
IR 9- 8t Moor of the Day.
' A. J. PLEASONTON,
Brigadier General Oommanding Home Guard.
Ww. BRA D7ORD, Assistant Adjutant Geheral.sc $(.16 St
tiTHE ATTENTION' OF ABLE-
B 0 DIED MEN is called be the recruiting of
BATTERY GI, 1152 d Pennolvania Yolunteers; or 3d
Pennsylvania Artillery, at the Healluarters, No ggg
HARMONY street, between Ohestnut and Walnut,
below Fourth. Also. 508 TINE street, and below Com
missioners' Hall, West Philadelphia.
Bounty $l7O, vali advanced pay. -
JAMBS Iii&BTIN, Jr.,
Captain Battery G.
et 6-121
BRIAN , BOROIRME UNITED
nusa LIGION—TO BE IN 0011COR &WS BRI
GADE,. . .
Men of good character, from all parts of the city or
State, bringing from 16 to 26 effective men, will be com
missioned Second and First Lieutenants; 40 men, a Oap•
tarn Form companies and shrtatie amongst yourselves;
secure the Government and City Bounties of $165. Don't
be Drafted. Telegraphic despatches or letters attended
to promptly. Free transportation from all parts of the
State:to these Headquarters, CONNOLLY'S HOTEL,
opposite Independence Ball, Philadelphia '
Apra, to GEORGE DROOREE3,
lUSSELL TROOP OF PHI
LADELPHIi LIGHT-HORSE.=L-OHANGE
OF OFFIOE.—The Recruiting Office of . this
Idol pis has been changed from No. 213 0 BESTNII V Street
to No: 219 DOOR Street. A few mere foung, active, and
respectaule men wanted. This toop will be organized
on the same principle as the Anderson Troop. Young
roes, the moat efficient Home Guard is he who nobly To- -
lonteers to go and meet tbo enemy ere we have to fight
him on onrown grOtind. Do not let the rebels get upon
the sacred soil of P-mniolvania. To all of you I extend
an invitation, come and join me. We will be brothers In
Mite for the defence of our glorious Country.
sefi-drit - ()APT. WM. H. FIT. •
TVORITYPES.-LYon. cannot conceive
JL
anything Zero pleasing than an IVO Uri' !PE of a
child ; elorotitcft.y, innocence, and cbildieb...beanty .
are faitbrully,rendered, in thaw by BRI11111111,:r-Onliee7
SECOND' Stieet,'olole.Cireem. , .
eIIIAMPAGNE.—An invoice of Mold V
Lac, in quarts and pints, Piet received by
OHAS. B.•()Altintalib (tole Agent.
`erg No. 196 WALBII77 and 2t %BAK CE Rte.
FLNELS,
BLANTCETS,
. •AND• . • .
• . .
. .
BLEACHED GOODS,
. . .
;In giest:isiiety, aE loi.,piices.
eTAk!lt: C A M PBELL & 00.,
• •
seB;Bi- 727 CHESTNUT ?TREAT.
•
.AII4E bTOCK OF BRAWLS.—
..1J • 'Fell Line' of‘Black Shawls. • .
Ball Liee of Mode Shawls.
Lin of Black Stelae
Full Liaef Woolen Shawls.
:Irtill'Line Of Brodie Shawls. -
Fnll of Long Shawls. •
!Maids Wholesale and Retell.
RYRR Jr LANDELL,
.
peg • FOII.HI'H and AROH.
COTTONS STILL ADVANCING-.---
4-I am Whig from my very large stock MOBLIN3
and CANTON PLA.B.NELB at much lees than wholesale
prices.
ODO case 7 8 wide Bleached lduslins, at 12X o i one lot
heavier 7.8 wide, 14c.
One case, full yard wide, 15c. ,
Two cases, much heavier, 18 and 183(c.
Ono case Warnsutta, fresh goods.
Two CSEI3I3
One case 5 4 Sheeting, 20c, very cheap.
One lot 1.,t( yards wide and heavy, at 400.
Ono bale Unbleached, 113(o, and every price up to 20c,
tome at 18c, very-bi)avy. •
Unbleached Shotalag, 23 wide, 400.
One lot 9 4wide, at 8735 c.
One Cal a good 'Clinton Flannels at-20c; heavier and
liter at 22r.
One cafe very superior, at 25c. by the piece. .
One bale allowoot Flannel at 25c, worth 280.
One lot all. wool*Flanne), very heavy, at No.
One lot full ) and wide -and all wool, at 373(c.
Gray Flannel. Volk plain.and twilled, in great variety.
Those. celebrated Unehrinkable Bhaker Flannels, full
Yard ivi2e, at . so ands 821( c.
• GRANTILIA B.:H &INES.
No. 1013 MARKET etrileitilibore Tenth.
NEW ;FALL AND . WINTER
Clothe and - oeadmerea. •
MU L - 1. DI 8'; AT LESS' THAN
WE OLESALE'PRIORS.—BIeaohed at 9% cents,
wide do at 10; heavier at 11%, and, full 32 inches wide
.:12%; two cases.just opened of old stock, full yard wide,
14; heavier do. 15; one case 7-8 Wamstata 17;.0ne case
Simper Idem, soft finish, 16 ; this is quite line. Jost
opened, two clues Wiimmatta and one case of Williams
ville at less than the' agents' prices. One case Pillow
Ititislineat 16; one case 6.4 Sheeting at 18; heavy Sheet.
ing, 2% -yards wide, 37%; unbleached Muslin - 11%;
heavier d 0.14; *de do 16; bale do., 35 inches wide,
16; one lot much heavier 18; Sheeting, 1% yards wide,
at 22; full 2% wide do 37%. The above goods I will
guarantee to be lower than the regular wholesale price.
GIB&bIVILLIC B. ELAINE%
Bel No. 1013 616811110 T Street, above Tenth.
FLANNELS.—I. have now one of the
best and.cheapest assortments in this city. Good
all-wool ((red 23 canto; finer do. 31%; one bale Union
- Shaker Flannel, white, at ; these are quite heavy;
Ballardiale, ail-wool, 37%; floor do. 37%, and every
numbe. up to 73 cepte. Gray Twilled for soldiers' Wits
3736 ; heavy all-wool at 40;, floor do 45. Just opened,
two bales plain gra. at 30 and 35 ; these are all-wool ;
heavy blue twilled 37%, 40, and 45; heavy red twined
85 and 37%. Woolen goods are going up rapidly, and
these are much - lower than can be bought in a -abort
time, being about the same prices they were slid at last
G BAZ.VILLI B. HAINES,
eel ]Ol3 MARKET Street, above Tenth.
BARGAINS IN MUSLIN.—We will
sell a good unbleached Muslin for 12,v cente; bet
ter for 16; better for 18; we have on hand every make
of unbleached and bleached of all the widths; bleached
Muslin 123 , 14, 16, 18, and 13; Sheetings, IX, IX, 2
yards, 2X, 2X, and 3 yards wide • gobd twilled Canton
Flannel 20c; all•wool Flannel !6c; Twilled Shirting
Stripes 15c; a large assortment Linea Goode; some spe
cial bargains in real Marseilles Quilts; those wanting a
handsome Quilt at a moderate price can now be suited.
This stock having most of it been bought before the rise,
storekeepers will find they can save money by calling on
us, as we guaranty to sell any make of Muslin lose than
they can buy it any wholesale house.
.B. D. & W. 11. FEItRELL,
eel - 1021, MA FILET, below Eleventh._
• IVE W GOO DS:-MOUBLIN DE
lainbs ; new styles neat Plaid Glace Poplins; Plain
Begs, Blue,Nreen, and Brown; Figured Cashmeres ;
beautiful newt Figured Rep ' Poplins ; Blue and Seifert- .
tio'Delaines ; new Calicoes, ohoice patterns; neat Plaid
Flannel for dints Shirts, very desirable and scarce:
also a nine amiortment of Oassimeres for Men and Boye, al
JOHN H. STOKES',
702 &BCH Street.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! ! BLAN
JIM! ll—The subscribers have their usual as
sortment of superior American and English Blankets, in
all the sizes manufactured for Cribs, Cradles, and Single
and Double Bedsteads, at the lowest cash prices.
SHEPPARD; VAN HARLINGEN, & AMMON,
an27•l2t - 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
VANCY SHIRTING FLANNELS.-
.
Jrifit opened , a few canoe of French Shirting Flan.
nolo, in neat Strives, Checks, and Plaids, of desirable
stylee and analitlea.
ALBo—gray, Scarlet, and Blue Flannel&
, SHARPLESS BROTHERS.
TEE LAST CHANCE FOR BAB
GAINS. •
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.
We are determined to close out the balance of onr Sara
mar Stook before the first of Septembes. In order to do
00 we will offer ear entire stook of
. FANCY SILKS, •
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS,
LAGS !dab TLES AND POINTE%
SIM -GOATS AND SAOQUEB, -
At lower prices than those of any other Retail House
in the elt7.
OUR BLACK SILKS '
'can't be =tolled in prices and qualities, as they were all
Wight betels the last rise, and we are able to sell them
OLD LOW PRICES.
O no lot steeped Black Figured Bilks ever offered.
A siso, a good alsortment of-
. , . •
DOMESTIO GOODS.
- • H. STEEL a -SON,
No: 718 EOM/ TEETH St , above Coates._
Colonel CommandiDg.
rEDS, B.ND- - COSIBIEBES.-
e OO yeirdig hoiyy Oa'whitens, list opened.
1,000 yards ant wool Tweeds, 02 to 76 cents. •
Bummer. and Fall Cassimeree, a full stock.
Men's and Boys t .weer, our stock 18 oomPlete•
- DOMESTICS.
- Bleached sad Brown Skirtings. •
Bleached and Barmen Sheettngs.
• Cotton Flannels, Tkrmet, all wool, and &ague do.
Cotton Goode, at lowest market rated.
HONEY-COMB QUILTS.
Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts.
Bathing flannels, Mosquito Note. .
Linen Table Damasks and Napkins.
Cheap lots of 4.4 heavy Irish Linens. '
• CLOSING OUT.
811 k Mantles, Thin Dusters, Lace Hoods.
Boys' Summer Clothing. . •
Thin Dress Goode, Black Tamartinea.
Obsillee, Diohaire, blezambiques, &o.
COOPER & 00STARD,
57131-tf S. B. corner NINTH and MARKET at
Y, SEPTEMBER '9, 1862.
AIL DRY , GOODS.
FALL
ND WINTER
ESB GOODS.
j,. M .
II Al' L I G ,
SVOOESSOR To
J. 'LEVY itt
• Z _
723 .E ESTNUT STREET,
HAS NOW OPEN
DRESS GOODS, amongst which
33 ,in style and color, just received
to be sold promptly and
FOR CASH.
GOODS,
L. Q. lIDKFS,
33AD4Spl" DOUSES AND SIIEETINGS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
lAT POPULAR PRIORS, `BY
J. R. CAMPBEI_,I, & CO.,
eeB.Bt '7,137 ORESTIarT BZWEET:-
ov, a L I LE
1y. •.4
'SHAWLS,ISILI S,.
AND
F A leo•Y fib RE S-g- G.O - O
- D S';
Jun iondipg, and for sale by
CAMPBELL & CO.,
seB.6t F 727 .CHESTNUTTSTE r.
-•—Desirable Bliateras.and
Solid Oolors, Bibbed, and Black.
Plain, Striped. Nest, and Fancy Oassimeres.
FINN BLi,OK CLOTHS.
' , tinlorithaseimerea.and Tweeds.
Satinets and low. priced Goods.
FL aNNELS.
NOW Sliaker Flannels.
•
Floe and low priced White Flannels.
Samna and Shirting Flannels.
SHAWLS. *.
New Woollen Shawls.
Black Ihibet Shawls. ' -
ALSO,
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts.
Baijkainee in Black Alpacas.
Daily opening new goods. • •
• • , 000rEla OONABD,
• ; .S. B. coinei.NINTH and RISBISZT Ste.
1091 CHEBTPUT EVEREST
is OF SPEOIAL 'INTEREST TO L&DIES.,'
E. M. NEEDLES
W GOODS as follows: Broad
hem=stitched fiakts.i 2 11,v, arid-2.inch_hem..;_homf
stitched ildkfa. (all linen), 18c., or $1.60 per doe. ;
new stylesnarrow Niel. edgings and headings; new
stylea volute lace and ether collars and setts,
ALL - FOB EIALB,AT OLD PRICES
Allfaney made-up goOdi, snob as lace and other
setts, collars, sleeves. veils, lOUs., &o. &0., will b • I
eloscd ant, FOR THIS DIOISTH ONLY, prepays.
tory to laying in ran Stock,
AT A. REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
"Remnants" of all kinds of Linens, Whiff
Goods, Edging:, Inserting., In. 10 , will also be
closed out at a HEANT DISOOUNT.
As all of the above goods have recently advanced
from 20 to 26 per cent., from the increased rates
of exchange and tariff, the above great reduction
from our ad pricer should prove a great induce•
ment for purchasers of these articles to buy dud • : 1
this month. au9- tf
JOU OHESTNIIT STREET
MILLINERY GOODS.
1862 FA' L L 1862
WOOD & CARY,
SUPOESSOBS TO LINCOLN, WGOD, & NICDO.LS I
Have now in afore a '
COMPLETE STOCK
OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Silk,. 'Velvet,' and, Colored , ,Straw
130NNETS AND • HATS,
French Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, See.,
To ahioh they respectfully invite, the attention of the
former gatrone of the House, and the trade generally.
eeB 2m •
rpkoB. KENNEDY .& • B
• •
No. 729 CHESTNUT STREET,
, . ,
HAVE I.IOW ILEADY,THEIR
~. • ,
FALLIMPORTATIONS OF FRENGH
FLONvialS„ FEATHERS,
AND GENERAL MILLINERY GOODS.
aeB.3m
COMMISSION HOUSES.
aEO. D. PA_RRISH
.N.A
'DEFERS FOR SALE
70,000 yardi PIIEDIDM ALPACAS,
38,000 yards FARMERS' DRILLS.
35 3 000 STANDARD BLANRMS.
seB4.lt NET CASTE ON. DELIVERY.
PRILADA., SEPT. 8, 1862.
Canton Illannels---heavy,
handard Drills,
'4:4 Standard Sheetna*
gs,
Crawford . Denims . ° for Overalls
Bley tinens for linings
12' oz. 281-inch Duck,
For ~aa
DECOURSEt'
HAMILTON,
237 CHESTNUT STREET
ATLANTIC DELAINE COMPANY.
MOURNING PRINTS,
Black and 'NM°, Black and Purple,
Black and Gray, Black and Lavender,
NEW STANDARD. STYLES,
PRINTED BY
WILLIAM SIMPSON.
NEW FALL STYLES OF MADDER PRINTS,
SAMUEL SI ATER & SONS ,
AND
SUTTON MANUFACTURING CO,
FOB SALE BY
•
JOSEPH LEA,
128 AND 130 CHESTNUT STREET.
an27-bu
;
CONTRACTORS.
LINENS
FOR ARMY PURPOSES.
Bales Canvas, all widths.
Bales Farmers' Drills.
Bales Light and Heavy Duck.
ALL FLAX
TENT CLOTH.
FOR SALE •IN STORE AND DAILY
ARRIVING, BIT
OONRAD. & SE BRILL,
206 CHESTNUT STREET.
BROWN DRILLS,
O>•
STANDARD QUALITY,
808 SALE BY
WELLING, COFFIN, & Co.
jyl9-etrab3m 220 CHESNUT STREET.
CLOTHS, CASSIMIRES,
DOESKINS, SATINETS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINSEYS, TWEEDS,
KERSEYS,
FLANNELS, and
ARMY WOOLENS.
For sale by the package, by s
WELLING . , COFFIN, & Co.
an2B•thatutool9 220 CHESTNUT Street.
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS. . •
SHT.BLUE CLOTHS YOR OFFICERS.
- ABIOY BLANICETO, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
. BROWN AND BLEACHED SREETINGS AND
SHIRTINGB. • '
For sale by • "
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
E=l
ARMY BLANKETS. •
GOVERNMENT STANDARD
FOR SALE: BY • •
FAOTHINGITA:M.O ,
• • .
•
AGENTS. .:- •
sag,. it.
B ED -QUILTS, SUITABLE_ 'FOR
HOSPITAL PURPOSES.
8,000 104 WHITS AND BLUR AND WHIT' AND
8(ATB.
ALBO, 84 and 6-4 mime BUIE ILANNELB.
Tor We by
FROTILINWEL&2II & WELLS,
1716.2ai 84 N. 'DONT and 86 LITITIA STREW.
wmtLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
AO. 220 ORBSTRITT STREIT,
are prepared to
CONTRACT FOR TUFA DELIVERY
or
ARM Y _
WOOLEN..AND COTTON GOODS,
OF
STANDARD QUALITY.
affil-Em
HIPLEY. • HAZARD. &
MITCHINBON. •
.
: • 16.41 s onzextiui ErniziT,
cobinsiqsioi -
. 11LIBCHANTP
,Soik , R 1 BA IA op,
PHILADELPHIA-MADE •GOODEI.
.bsts.e. •
TRUSS AND -. BRAM DE.
111111 1 9-eftaPARTMENT.
0. H. NEEDLES,
Corner TWELFTH and RACE Streets, Philadelphia.
Hernial Trollop and meobtu3loal applianoes oorreOtil
adjusted by
C. H. NEEDLES.
Fine French and approved American, adapted to ever]
form of rupture, in adults and children, English and
American Supporters and Delta, Shoulder Braces, SWF.
Penseries, Elastic Stocidngs, and Syringes In great *a•
riety. Ladles' Department, TWELFTH Street, fLel
door below Baoe. Conducted by competent ladles.
i7 , 28-&n if
PROPOSALS.
DB P I.TVY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFECIE,
PHIL ADELPIIIL, September 8, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be receive d at this office until le af -
DAY next, 12th instant. at 12 o'clock M, for the imme
diate dtlivoi y in Wabhington City, D. 0 of one thou
land (1,000) tons of beet TIMOTHY HAY, in balm.
Bidders will state the shortest time of delivery. Propo
sals to be endorsed " Proposal, for delivering Hay in
ashingt?n Oity, D 0.," and addressed to
A. BOYD,
Beg-4t Captain, and Ant. Quartermaster, U. 8. A.
LEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
. -GENERAL'S 011110/1 •PRILADELPIII4I, Sep
tember 6, 1882. •
PBOPOSAI.B will be received at this office 'until
S&TURDAY, 201 h feet, at 12 o'clock 61.. for sog, D iying
and celivering to the following United States Military
•lloeyiltels, Offices, . Storehonses: AC., all the Co.el and
Wood rignired for the use of such buildinge. from let
October neat to May let 1863
Hospital at Broed and Cherry streets, Philadelphia.
Hospital at Sixth and Master streets, Philadelphia.
Hospital at Fifth and Buttonwood streets('Phtlaiel•
Hospital at Twenty. recond and Wood etreetri, Phila
delphia.
liouital at Twenty•fourth and South greats ; Philt•
&lade.
Beepital at Fourth nnd George streets, Philadelphia. '
Bonita] at Twentieth anti Norris streets, Philadelphia.
. Hospital at Sixteenth and Filbert streete. Philadelphia.
Despite' at Tenth and Ohrietisn streets. Philadelphia.
Hospital on Race, below Sixth atreot, "National Guard
Hall." -
Hospital on Oarby road. Summit House."
Hospital at West Philadelphia.
Hospital et /lesions , 'lle, Pa.
Hospital at Germantown.
Hospital near Chester, Pa.
Emit's' about being erected on gi Hunting Park
Couree,' , Philadelphia. and on property of tdr. Charles
Hubner, at Oheetnut Hill, and any other Hospitals which
maybe erected or rented within the City limits, during
the time above &unified.
Offices of the Quartermasters, and Clothing and Equi
page Departmente, at Twelfth and Girard streets, Phila
delphia.
Offices of the Pay. Commissary. and Mustering De.
pariments, No. 1102 Girard street, Philadelphia.
Offices of the Military Headquarters, No. 403 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
Office of the 'Medical Purveyor, No. 7 North Fifth
strret, Philadelphia.
Offices of the Medical Director, and Medical Director
of Transportation, Nos. 422 and 424 Walnut street, PlA
lad4 phis.
Etorshouse at Twenty-fourth and Chestnut streets,
Philadt labia.
Storebonse at Twenty-third and Filoert streeto,-Phl
ladelphia.
Storehouse at Twenty-flrst and Spruce. streeta, Phila
delphia.
Storehouse at Broad and Prime streets, Philo*'phis.
Schuylkill Arsenal, on Gray's Ferry road, and build
ings connected therewith. Coals to be of the boat quality,
etc's° Egg, or broken , as may be desired ) end Subject to
inspeCrion. Proposals will be endorsed 4. Proposals for
*sripplyingliospitals, &c , with D0e1, ,, • and addressed to
. A BOYD,
et9.llt • Dept: mad Mal On wtermaster-11. 8. A.
(1B DI4 AN C E OFFICE;
W'AR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, September 4, 1E62.
PROPOULS will be received, by this Department,
until 6 P. M ~on the I.3th, September, 1862, for the de-
Im-ry, at the New York ordnance Agency, No. 55
'WHITE street, New York, , whore ample' can be
seen, of—
•
50.G00 Regulation Cavalry 131ankets; •
26 COO do Artillery Blankets.
Them Blankets must be of pure wool, close woven, of
stout yarns. •
FOR THE CAVALRY, •
Indigo•bine color, with an orange border three inch.*
wide and three inches from the edge The totters,
' , Tr. 5.," six inches high, of orange color, in the centre
of the blanket:
FOR TDB AR TILLERY,
Red. with a black border throe inches wide and three
inches from the edge The letters, S.,ii six inches
high. black color,ln the centre of the blanket.-
MI the blankets are to be 75 inches long by 67 inches
wide,
end the weight of 8.1875 lbs. Variation allowed,
01875 lbs. They must be single, and not In pairs, and
packed in cases of one hundred each. The value of the
cases to be determined by the Inspector.
' The goods are to be inspected at the factory, and none
will be accepted or paid for but such as are approved on
inspection.
DELIVERIES must be made as follows: One tenth of
the amount contracted for, per week, commencing in two
weeks trom the date of the contract. Failure to deliver
at a specified time will 'subject the contractor to a forfeit
title of the amount due at that time.
o bid will be considered which does not come from a
manufacturer or manufacturing company, and which
does not state explicitly the place, time, and quantity of
each weekly Calivery.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or all
of the bids which may be made.
Each party o 'Mining a contract will be required to en
ter into bonds with proper sureties for the faithful exe
cution of the same.
Broil the main d being made, successful bidders will be
notified, and will be furnished with forms of the contract,
and bond r. (paired of them.
Proposals will be addressed to •
•• General J ibIES W. RIPLEY,
•
•• %lei of Ordnance, Washington, D. 0."
And will be endorsed,. • '
Proposals for Blankets." • • •
• JAMES W. 'RIPLEY,
. se 9 St Brig.. Gen. Obierot Ordnance.'
LEGAL.
•
MARSHAL'S SAL.E.--By . virtue of
.o.l_ a Writ of Salt-by the Honorable. JOHN O&D
-WALADER, Judge of the District Court of the United
States in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
in Admiralty., tome directed, will be sold at Priebe Salo,
to the highest 'and best. bidder, for .Cash, at MlOil S
NEB'S STORE, No. 142 North FRONT Street, on
September 22, 1862,. at 12 o'clock N., the
cargo of the schooner 'LLEitT, consisting of coffee, ci
gars, brogans, gaiters, thread, paper, stationery, sad,
soap, libsetd sh , et•iron, and other articles of
W 11114 W MILLWARD,
' B. lliftMetket Eastern. District of Penna.
PHILADELPHIA, September 4, 1862. sels.6t
MA.IIBIIAL'B BALE.—By virtue of
a Writ of Sale, by the Hon. Joao OADWALA-
Ditli, Judge of. the District Court of the United States,
In and fofthe.Bastorn-District of Pennakivaida, in Admi
ralty, to me directed, will be Bold at public sale, to the
,Idgbest and beet bidder, for capb,. at OALLOWHILL
STEER TWEIA 118',-. on SATURDAY, September 20th,
1882, at 12- o'clock hi., the schz•oner °HAMM, her
tachlr, 'etc.','and the cargo laden. on board. The cargo
conslste of - salt' flinch& WILLIAM MILLWaRD,
13'. 8: Marshal 'Eastern District of Penna.
v IPIIILADELI.HIA, Sept. 1, 1862. sea-St
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of a
111. Wrifof Sale, bythe Hon . JOHN OADWALAD Ell,
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 Cash. at TRAINE ft & 6IE ROE WS
STOKE. WATER Street, above Arch street, on TUES
DAY, September 235, 1862, at 12 o'clock M., the cargo
of brig INTENDED, contieting of 89 casks sod s ash, 1
case gum shellac, chloroform, morphine, castor oil, tan
ner's oil, lamp oil, shoe thread, starch, tea, coffee, &o.
Catalogues will be issued one day prior to the sale.
WILLIAM. hfILLWARD,
U. S. Marshal E. P. of Pennap lvanis.
PIIILADELPIII.I, September 8, 1862. se9 6t
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of
.1.11 a Writ of• Sale, by the Hon. JOHN CADSVA.LA
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
In and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad
miralty, to rue directed. will be sold at public sale, to the
highest and beet bidder, for cash, at the ousroet
HOUSE STORES, corner FRONT and LOHBARD
Streets, at Store 0, on THURSDAY, September 25, 1862,
at 12 o'clock H,. a portion of the c sego of the steamer
BERMUDA, to wit: 490 bags coffen, 280 packages of
tea, 118 rolls burlape,lB2 coils manilla r0re,..4 large hemp
tarred ropes, 1 case stockings. and 242 boxes shoes. The
goods can be.examined one day previous to the sale.
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
IL S. Marshal Bastern District of Penna.
P1[11..0211.!HA, September 8, 1862. aeB•Ot
MARSHA_L'S SALE:—=By virtue of
Writ of Ibis by the Hon JHEIN OADWS:LA
DHB, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
In and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania; in Ad
thirally, to me directed, will be sold at public sale, to the
highest and beat bidder, for cash, at CALLOWHILL
STREET WHARF, on F BID A.Y, September 28th, 1882,
at 12 o'clock M., one IRON WINDLASS, brought into
port per schooner Oarolinelrirginta •
WILLIAM fdILLW &RD,
U. 8. Marshal Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8, 1862. seB-6t
MARSHAL'S BALE.—By virtue of
a Writ of Salo, by the Hon. JOHN CADWALA;
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
In and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Admi
ralty, to me directed, will be sold at publio sale, to the
highest and beet bidder, for cash, at QUEEN-STREET
WHARF, on MONDAY, September 29th, 1882% at 12
o'clock IS., the steamer E HILIE, her tackle, apparel,
and furniture, as she now lies at said wharf.
WILLIAM hifILLWARD,
U. S. Marshal Eastern Dlatriat a Penna.
PETLADBLrnze, September 8,1882 809.6$
MA RSH AL'S SALE.—By virtue of
a Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOHN CADWALIA.
DER, Jades of the District Court of the United States,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Admi
ralty, to me directed, will be sold, et public sale. to the
bigheet-and best bidder, for cash, at CALLOW RI LL-
BrDnistT..-WHADE,orLir_RIAY, September 28, 1%4
at 12 o'clock M, 80 bales of (Jolson — Drongtm - Into -port.-
per schooner Caroline Virginia.
• WILLIAM MILLWARD,
U. S. Marshal Eastern District of Penna..
PHILADELPHIA, September 8, 1882. se9 ft
MARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of
Writ of Sale brthe Hon:JOHN CADWALAORR;
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 cash, at MIOII.RdER'S STORE,
No. 142 North FRONT Street, on WEDNSSDAT, SoP•
tember 24, 1862, at 12 o'clock M., the cargo of schooner
EMMA, consisting of Caustic Sala, Palm Oil, Fish 011,
Indigo, gln. Stationery, Shoes, Tea, Soap, Salt, Jtc
Ostalogues will be issued one day prior to the sale
- • - 11. S. Marshal E. D. of Pennsylvania.
'PHILADELPHIA, September 8. 1862. eel) 6t
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of a
.LTI Writ of Bale, by the Hon. JOHN OAD WAL &DRS,
Judge of the Dletrict Court of the Milted States, in and
for the Eastern Distriet of Pennsylvania, in Admiralty,
to me directed, wlli bo sold at public sale, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash, at CALLOWB ILL. srazz r
WIIA RF, on FRIDAY, September 28.1882, at 12 O'clock
M., the' schooner CAROLINE VIRGINIA, tier tackle,
apparel, and furniture, as she now ilea at said wharf.
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
S. Marshal E D. of PearteTlTanis•
PHILADHLPHIA, September 8,1t62. se9-13t
MARSHAL'S SALE:—By virtue of
Writ of Sale by the Hon. JOHN OADW ALA
DEB, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in end for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad
miralty, to roe directed, will 'be Sold," at Public Sale, to
the bigheet and beet bidder, for cash, at DERBY
SHIRE'S STORE, No. 107 North WATER Street, on
THURSDAY, September 78th. 1862, at 12 o'clock M.,
the residue of the cargo of the Schooner' HANELOOK,
consisting of Coffee, Starch, Guava Jelly. and Olga 's.
• WILLIAM .11LILLWARD,
D S. Marshal, Eastern District of Penn.
PHILADELPHIA, September 3, 18432. act-8t
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue4f a
.
Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOHN 0 ieDWA.LADBR;
Judge of the Dieted Court of the - United States, in and
for thti Eftetern Markt of Pennsylvania, in • admiralty,
- tilk me directed, will be sold at public sale, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash, at BUTCHER'S STO BE, No.
.148 North FRONT Street, on THURSDAY, September
18th, 1862, at 10 o'clock N., the cargo of the schooner
ALBION, consisting of coffee, cigars, sugar, tin, top.
per, jelly, olives,
cloth, bunting, lawns, spool cotton.
&o. Catalogues will be issued one day prior to the sale.
WILLIAM MILLW AHD,
11. S. Marshal &. D. of Pennsylvania.
PREApairaiA. Septernberl, 1882. 065- et
ESTATE OF JAMES' HOLMES,
DEOBASED.
'Letters or , Adminietratlon liaidng been duly granted to
the subscribers, all persons indebted to 'said'estate will
make payment, and those haying claims present them, to
JAMES ROLId&S,
No. 241 SIONRON St.,
.DANIEL B&IBD;
•
No. 711 FLOSID St.,
inl9-tutit* - • Administrators.
TN THE ORPHANS? COURT FOR
IN
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. .
In the matter of the Estate of LYDIA RICE, deo'd.
The Auditor appointed b 7 the ooart to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of ROBERT S. PASORALL,
Administrator, g o., of LYDIA PRIOR, deceased, and
to report dietr ibution of the balance, will meet the parties
interested. at hie Office, ft E. corner of EIGHTII•end
LOCUST. Streets, on MONDAY, September 15114 A. D.
186 j. et 4 o'clock in the afternoon
0(6 stotttot DANIEL.DOC GBERTY, Auiitor.-
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oui, at No. 416 006131E1 0E Street. 464-6t*
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U. F. Regulation Blankets.
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Express
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Day and. Train for which the, are issued, $2 50. Ex
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