TOR DRAFT PHILADELPITIA TO BE
bY GRADITED FOR ALL 'I FIN TROOP. 3
iitegi'viSßED.—The fact that Philadelphia had boon
rotlittd according to the returns of the ourolle re, with
c 20 , 000 men for the war. hag
en rowing Only about
- pea t led cuusideraine dlesauefaction. The fault hos been
attributed to the enrollees. when, we are aaaured, the
toplethrtartiVea Iva much to blame. We know of
where the fema a le lf T
°cepa(' of homes poiltively
rinsed to answer any questions proaanded them hy tire
reetellerbot even
an to the number of Ineuatee that bad
ereeleutly eulisted. Again, we know of two instances
;,ttere the manners neglected their duty by not making
.Chit n a wry. In one of these cases two members of
the welly bed shonldered the musket; and in another,
.our ot the IMMO were away tihtlog tor their o 'nary.
Tot no allowatwe or credit wa s elven far thin. be the
c ow whose duty it was to obtain all such information.
Dom errors of tin kind have, no doubt imintantionelli
-b e ep made, and meeting of the Draft, Commie ilwere,
re e n dey, the subiect was thoreu,thly considered. The
6riardssiourre rondo a caionlati Tin of the number of men
on'itted frcm Pniladel phin, who are now eerving to Pann
e, halite
o t 30,0 regimen te, entheir figurer' were In the neighbor.
00, Upload sf 20,000. This treeing t o ba nearer
the truth A epecial oemtvitteowaa then &painted to pro •
tied immediately to flare iithurg. to urge upon the authors
glo the Decessity of adopting this etatecuout a. the quota
"toed by the city. If we art. credited with what
301 ,,,,ty helms to vie, and which can be defintely
estertaie4 by a reference to the rooter in the A i d.M.
tout General's 013100, then. instead of a draft having to
h e made for nearly 16,000 additional woo, only 0,000
v ie be &mended. The special committee cella have left
for flarrisbure will peeve upon the Governor the toot
tot the draft should be made for no wore thee this
; other. A entre et list of the Dumber required from
op eh word and prectore will bo matte public on
i n n ext, rifler 16 committee report the result of their
'pm gowned publithed in The Press of yesterday
.. . o wed on the gerund that a draft would be wade for
l o w m ot,, which will have to be rime, in order to fur
von row wow of 31 .114. If the returns of the °Droners,
as token by them, are . adopted. As it dote not, Treece
imeiy that thin will be the cane, of metros the number
(weirtid flotu each ward und prealtwc will be nearly one.
third lees if, however, wt Bra to ne credited with
. e elog firthlehrd nob more th an 20,000 men,.then the
aapportionment m publi-hed, will be made when toe draft
okra phice. If, on the other baud, only 6.000 Men are
to be raised by Craft, the number required from each
premed and ward will be prooationately lees. From
the t a ble, radiant' in The Press of •yeeterday, may
coldly be ascertained the quota required from any divi .
e l o o, provided the number to be drafted hi also known.
'hero lea feet lu Cann( anon with those who have arcane
leered since the enrollment has Wen made whlah it in
Roportant should be announced. Those enrolled who
blue tottered in compinies accepted by the State
wiles,
U 1
and =stated foto the ser v i ce of the United States,
will not, of come, be Baled to the draft;.and it is lea -
portent that Oh' en should notify the tommiesioner, whore
;to poosible, of this fact. Thom who have puttered is
c alumnies whore grallua will not be filled up, . anti who
tuto r eomerthoutly he accepted by the State, or inns •
tend lobo the Gutted States army, as enoh companies, by
:be 20th of the present rirmth, will be subject to the re
onitemoute et the draft In to also impartipt to know
Red companies formed for nthe•monthe sort/Ice will be
remind in lien of draft, if they are metered Into the
Mike prior to the .drert, which, according to the fol.
wring diemdeli rec t e ed yesterday morning by Win. H.
Ant a, chief draft conirnineit tier for Philsdel Oita county,
has been postponed until the 20th feet.:
NARISIIORG Snet. 10.—There Ic no appeal front your
asthenia. corteulitsititter s to you, pelf they simply report
(pawl deportment ibi ought you. The postpouectowt un
til the 20th Is approved. A. G GIIRTIN
• The Ind that nine.monthe men will be accepted in
Ilene lie draft are not seem to he generally knowa.
A umber of the motif:tattoo now forming will otTer
their settices to the State for the v lue. months service,
while others will go 11 in for the war."
TEE Fran' UONTBSTED ELUTION
8 1 ..g‘c:-TlE9.'d ARGUMENT OGN MX
DID —The ears of noniron vs. Ewing le now ao•
proactlog a tera ivation, the counsel oa ooth sides being
Waged fu etnnudrig up the evitleno6. At tho opening of
the count yeti( remi morning Mr. Breweter continued hie
ousrunett. commenced on Monday 'sat. Hie initiatory re
melts were ma (Mews:
Elan it please your Honors: I come now, in order, to
lbe Met end the nucceeding epecidcatlo-ie of the re
spondent's (Mr. Being} answer, to too tooth, excludlvo
Of the 105'h linear which no proof woe otfured, and the
194. h, Oki: wee eirtiolt nut by the court I dtaonaa, 11:11
con deilon, the 1410, 192 d, 193 d, and 1 Ocith e cad ficettone.
'Wettd% than have reached the end of this catechism. I
'mutt them. in the first place, together, though i Allah
dhows Mem std the evioepeo under each of them seem.
cutely, for the reason that they preempt obieettons to the
newton of the whole polls'. Under no one of them has
troy eeldires here enbteitted of a fraudulent vote hay.
fog been offered or r, edited Under no one of those ape
oilicteleat has them been an attempt to show that a
wrong w ig fi nerept.d or practiced. There hoe not been
the elfghtest reel t to show that tho people were
woes, oi that the result as certified by the offi
cers was an untrue tenth, or that Mr. Ealing
wen &handed of any right or To :es in any of
the precium tanned. t3o far ate the proof of inure
of the Fprodicalionl id cot:teemed, thorn is ,dot even an
al Notion that there was a mi duke resulting from any
thing charged In the epscifications. Is would appear,
therefore that the remit has not been attached or changed,
ad it seem to me that the eimple statement of that
p a pesition ought. under the well settled principles which
gems this /mart la she deeleton or etectioa oases, to
aide the whole of theta mutations, and to spare all dis
t:melee of them; fur tiptoes there be somithing material
ehown—uniemsomething bas been done which affects, or
wee 'Dirty to effect, the mutt. I cannot pretend to
ask your twigs to coneider the gnestion.
Mite ,your at potion to these two propositions: in
the grit piece, that there •is no elicitation of frand,
or attempt to chow fraud, under any ono of those spent/t
-rattoria fecondly that there is no //Meg Won or attempt
to show that the result wee changed or affected by reason
of anything In the said specifications. Now, havloß
Meted those two pointe, which will not be disputed by
my learned frierde, all t` , lsy are not susueptible of dispn
tation, I will cell lour Atientfou. to order,to the evidence
ander each of 1116 speciecatlons. I shal then refer th
caret to the autborluft, and then my remarks will have
closed.
Br. 'Brewster contir ned at length, fnlly nuivertti it the
positions &Itemised to he seentrott by the sonnet for the
respondent. file emending rotnarke were at tithwe t
And now, I believe that every specification of this an
taw, (very item or toodf, every ;mkt that the 'earplug
end ingeonits of nit the opponents conld suggaar, has
Gam noticed, awl, I treat, ancomfully anew end. I feel
that the Menke of all parties are emineudy dna to the
court for the patience with which we have bee', listened
to er.l.ot •Ho, to the oxcluefon of other and preatiog
orPtimeldt awl 0. the BACritiCO of your comfort and
beeith h, o u utter try tog ammo of the year.
I tat granda,u the court. moat heartily, upon the
near approach of the termination of its labors. I
congistelate the p• 'Wooers upon the success which
mud stet dily /Town their efforts. I woven
tare Alderman John Thompson, that estimable man
31.(1 honorable c..iv/n, that even the malignity of
hla toes hall not be.. o able to prove against him a .ingie
VW. And, above alt, I cousrarnlato the I,lw, that
though the may be for a time baffled, the shell at led
tritemb over wrurg end fraud, and thus entitle horned
to clean as her home Clio brown' of the G xi who gave her
firth. In pre it humili y, but earnest faith, I snpo!icate
that Crest Ileirk that tho judgment which, as bit minis
ters, you tball here pronounce may prove the vindication
01 the lurid
The tweed for Mr Erving then commenced Mate.
Tbe CS* he reanuseti Mit" morning, at ten
and a belt
•
RAILROAD PRESIDBNTS IN 1./017Nane.
tnin Boort of Fre•fdepts of the City Passenger Ralivra7
C:mpenine met en Tneeday afternoon, for the purpose of
rOuiderillg ho ell4kit Infringement on the rule which
bed beeo advaril tor the ter/Motion of the exchange
ticket axiom comt taint was against the Fairmount
ant LH) street rood, and the Oallowhill and tleitonville
ammo. It wee alleged that theta roads, rtnanto it m
ead, see exchanging, In °pupation to the rule, and at
Wet ttliot flit 4e provided for.
After twaider .ble rl teoneelan on the charge, the attend•
note being 'mai it was, on motion s resolved to postpone
the heresy cat.:iitleration of the enhj.ot nntll the waked
tnat tg In tastier No other hueinette being presented,
the B3rd edintroed until that time.
THE REMAINS OF BRIGADIER GENERAL
AOLILEIi.—The body of Brigadier General Bohlen has
hue Weird( rred, end vitt be brought to this city thts
silting, by ,Mr. Zlight, The meatus were oh tattier! on
Seamier hat, by o party who went to the field under a
It e tf truce. The burial will tak.. place . to-morrow
Menton, from the Lutheran Ohuroh on Race street,
eters Fifth. The body will probably remain In Lido.
peedence Hall thti evening The family of the deceased
ere ell it Amp, and tire. Bohlen Ites probably not yet
received Worm ion of the death other hoeband.
CLOSING TILE STOUS•—A suggestion
het been mode vary generally ) and is now being carried
Into r Dot, to onside the able. b Idled men employed In the
Mercantile business to form MO competes, and drill
themaeltes lot any minter, exigency. We are told that
nomad oar toercisatits hesitate to cement to close their
Morey Idiom in the alteration, whicn Is the hour dealg•
noted They toevr. many reasons for th sir refusal : the
fall trade, eager en touters. necessities of buslnesi, and a
desire to ecamom••dato all who may wish to buy and
Sell. Wocan Latdl) think it possible that thou) .gentle•
Man would serhou•lp obj e ct to a measure so neoratarY to
the Wan welfare aa his The highest duty the citizen
Can porkpies is to a .ve the State, and it can only be per
forrord by Leine prepared, at all times, to resist the Lava
der, or crush tbr rein!.
THE ENROLLMENT.—There has been
tome cornolatot among realty of our citizens in relation
to the haliactet.cy of the enrollment, ea resorted in the
tohlitioe or The Frees. We desi re to sae to.thoso or our
tu ldells who hare otntpleinte to make, that Hershel Mitt-
Revd le reeds , to receive cod consider them; in other
°NI If nor citizen should know of another citizen
tiring avoided the eorollmeot by flilde representations,
or obsmee from the city, he hay only to present the name
and residence GP the pine to the Marshal, and be wilt
See lbet It goer upon the Het
Flan —An alarm of fire wax caused,
heterening, by the burning of a shed attaohed to the
lod winks of .y. T Lewitt 8c Brother, loeatod on Gun•
net's ran, at 'Mtteson and York strict% Nineteenth
Weld, The lest is intimated at about WOO.
thorny atter the Warm of fire in the Nineteenth ward,
4 artu tree otrattd the burning of indow our
t In a dwelling haute situated la Fifteenth street, be
ha
TUB ANDERSON OAVALRY—TWO bun-
Ib_td pleked moo from this famous regiment, under Cap
,41,.1 Palmer, left Carnal° Barracks on Tuesd ay night
.9t
ou the State border. and 110 a, acre actively
r
I PICITtd at the front The remaining companies will f4t
9lt a few dap. Since the announcement that the
ter the present, has boon detailed for duty to
Comberland Valley. the doeire of mpny first.clase
moll to Join their friends, already enrolled; has
rel et o ,
anit,
portone making application to-day will be
mut With but little daisy to Oamp Alabama, Carlisle.
I .u 4 ID,
sEßirs BaTGADE DRILL.—The offic
tet,,
, •petneey A, 2d Regiment of Reserve Brigade. wit'
In etteedence at their armor 7, No. 605 Obestaut street,
:tnerrow ettnrnn.ln and events', to drill all persona
00 hive r 1 ,4 sow., t, ocittntly at heart and who
!krt. to become rrottcteet in the manual of arms. A
_uat o etuttuuttr h here offered to an who with to be in.
Finland to minim) doles.
AE RTVAL OP THE CfNITIID STATER
TII&N8POIIT 1 111NRY WURDAN —The Goverorilent
Itt4en treimport henry Barden, from Washington and
ertrem ?dilate, %Is Fort Delaware. in charge of Lieut.
ttelesel John 8 Stevenson, of the Penuselvania rdarios
ptr ille rfi has twrived at tills port. She yes one of 'tbe
r„lliners which recently carried the robed prisoners to
it Y Pula, to be 02 ehangai for the Union prisoners at
Del shire
ar °hhi and Is connected with the service at Fort
trl3 asTrNo op A. WATER - MAW.-- The
ark male at Broad aod BPrfog
L . Garden greet/ burst
u t . •"u Putt len o'olook last evening. and the result
atom extravag
linlplint 9' ant and iniudicloas waste of the
element"_
to coin a phrase The authorities
114, Promptly notified by telegraph. and
ttOP have been taken to repair the damage.
RDBBELL TROOP.—Capt, W. H. FrY,
tr
his
b oo cite. fs rapidly filling up iris comosny. This
t ur p Rotten op ender the auspices of OUT lag WM
g!ti Men, in a servicesit will be fall. Those wish
.. to twist in the should not fall to jola this
MI LITAR'r. —ln obodienee to the pro •
ez at 2o of the Governor, the employees of the miters]
dt c uulbanlee have organized opany for ho
roof Um city and State. The a c o m b y witi_ r be
e the El prees Guards.
w°l‘' G/N141t01:1B Spiess,
~,-1 4 1 No etreb!, has given to . llesp4Alo
:, Moore, of the 78d P. V., the earn of fifty dot.
It : be divided se an extra bond/ among ten re'
1 1 1 , 4 4 ,: 4 F/PTR WARD ASSESSORS' RE
-1-1•„-2 --The
OrAu(l Jury have found a true bit
tdaard D .ugherty, assessor of the Filth ward.
"Mkt false returns the charge befog inlederatauor
;1..
°CAUL INBANIC --It le elat+d that Captain Hart.
tl . l ° I Acetic) no has become lame,
;.41Pir counted in u lunette Whim in 14."t1"n1
4 4 ". The caws tr his Insanity is stated to be tbe
te d estruction or hte plantation In Booth Carolina
c 't!hetile of hi. own partisans, ciaptain H. being en
`, in the Celli dilate strike.
To Arms—To Arms!
To the Editor of the Press :
Fin: Action is necessary to-day. Let all able
bodied men assemble at suitable places most con
venient, provided with horses and suoti equipments
as they may be able to bring with them, consist
ing, as far as possible, of rifles, muskets, or shot
guns, and ammunition to suit their pieces, also
provisions suitable for a journey of a few days.
Let the clothing be moderato in quantity, includ
ing an overcoat and blankoffor wet weather sod at
night. Those who are suitable men fur the service,
and who are without horses, can no doubt ho sup
plied by their neighbors. Horses in large numbers
Insist be had in this emergency ; the purpose of this
call being to organize a force of not lop than ten
thousand to harass'the enemy ip all possible ways.
•Let the enemy have no rest, day or night, while on
our soil. '.ibis force should assemble at—say Har
risburg—at once, where suitable commanders can b a
selected, and instrue ions given for combined
Movements. Let all prepare TO-DAY.
FRANKLIN.
Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1802.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PIIILADIMPIIIA, September 10,1802
A fate amount of buslnesa wee done on the street,
end at the Stock Exchange to-day. Money continues
to flaw in unreservedly, and the market is again becom
clogged. Cell loans are numerous at 404 X per
cent. There was all manner. of rumors floating nhont
to-day. 7 he moat noticeable was that Generals atoOlnlian
and Sigel were badly cut up, and our Governor's procla
mation, ooming in about noon. caused some'excitement,
until the terms of it sere folly underat:od. According
totntsiders, the stock market was to have a great decline,
but the %eta are working largely in favor of the bulls,
for not only have;tbe prices of yesterday been maintained,
but Governments, along with some other impurities, have
actually advanced. This shows that the long faces of the
bears, and the depresiing influence of their ominous
weeds, are keying very little. effect. The continuation
of the high price of gold is smatter of IMMO Burp:ls6,ml
can only be accounted for on the ground that parties are
buying having in view • deplorable condition' of our
future finances.
At the Stock Board rather lees business was done than
on the day previous. Government seven-thirties advanced
X and closed firmly; sixes, 1881, also rose X. Certifi
cates of indebtedness brought osg. City sites were
freely bought—the now issue at 1013 f, the old at 97X—
both the same as yesterday. Pennsylvania fives Con
tinued firm at 8/ Philadelphia and Erie sixes at 93 .
Elmira chattel tens brought 87. Reading sixes improve,'
—the issue of 1886 rising X. Lehigh Navigation sixes fur
ther improved 34. Pennsylvania Rallro:ad second mort
gage rose ; first do, was in demand at yesterday's
figures. Allegheny county sixes brought 33 Allegheny
Valley Railroad sixes 73x.
Reading Railroad shares rose X, bat declined 3( at
the close; Beaver Meadow was firm at 67X ; Long Is
land rose ; Camden and Amboy rose 1 ; North Penn
sylvania ; Pennsylvania advanced 13.( on yesterday's
figure, but dropped X at the close; Catawlees preferred
sold at 10; Elmira at 13; Morris Canal preferred stock
advanced 1. Passenger railways were more active;
Spruce and Pine sold X better; Arch Street % ; West
Philadelphia I. There wean° change in the others. A
small lot of Western Bank brought 60, which wee the
ooly transaction in bank shares.
The following is a statement of the amount of coal
transported over the Lehigh Valley Railroad, for the
week ending September 6, 1862:
'Week. Previously. Total.
Tons. Cwt. Tons. Cwt. Tons. Cwt.
Hazleton 6 060 03 96,036 13 101,147 01
East Sugar Loaf 4,403 01 74.678 10 73,981 11
Council Ridge 2,166 13 50,662 04 52.830 17
Mount Pleasant 518 18 4 000 03 4,215 01
Spring mountain 1,872 03 04 688 14 68,459 09
Coleraine 1,113 11 22 850 00 _3,96311
Beaver Meadow.
New York and Leblgb.. 1,671
N. Spring Mountain.— 4,502
8. Spring ....
Seddo 2,660
arleigh 1,652
German Penna.... 6.. 1,719
Ebervale..... ..... 999
blithesville .1,032
Other Shippers
Total 28,884 03 672,548 17 801,483 00
Oorreepondiag week last
year 14,800 03 537,827 07 (53,127 10
Increase /3.68 ,
Philadelphia Stock EXC
[Reported by b. B. But
FIRST I
2000 IT S 7.30 T N.... 101%
100 Waver Meadow.. 07%
10 Long Itiond ILO 17%
2100 Uity Or 91A
3200 do New.... 101%
act do N. 8 10.. 07%
1000 do New 101
10 Cam St Am 8....128
4 Noith Pena 8.. 9.3 f
80 Ppruce & Pineli. 13m
90 Penns It 47m
11 do cash 48%
4 do 4filt
DIOTWIL
89 Penns B 48%
600 II 8 6e 7 81...e5eb.100
SIOUX
15 Weetern R00k... 60
21000 Penoall..2dmt 102 N
1000 Mira Co as 38
3:Went Philo R.... 52X
22 • do .53
9 Penns 31 48
CLOSING PRI
Bid. Asked.
U @ de. 09% 100
U 8 Tr 7 8-2 .
0N.103
Minds 08. 97X ...t-
Pbiladata n0w..101 101 X
Patina 66. 80 81,4
Reading it 291 f 20X
Read m 608 0 148.108 .. -
Reading bde '70.100 101
Read mt 08 '86.. 90X
Penns Rea div. 47% 48
Penns al m 02..108' IG7
Penns It 2m 65..102%
Morris Ord Con.. 42 47
blorrie Pref.llsX 118)4
Soh thy Stock.. 4 4%
Sob Nay Prof,... 13 14
Sob)/ 86 , 32... tat -05 --
brmlrs B 18 Iro4
Elmira B Pref.. 22% 23X
Philadelphia Markets.
Flour was firm, but dull, to.day, with but little in•
quiry for export, and only about 900 bbla found buyers,
at $5 for superflue, $5 25 far extra, and 85.7566.15 for
extra family—the latter for choice Ohio. The stiles to
the trade are moderate, within the same figures, and high
grades at from $6.25 to $7 # O. bbl, as in quality, and
the receipts and stock light. Rye Flour is steady at
$3.50 bbl. Corn Meal is quiet, but a sale of 400 bbLs
Pennsylvania is reportod at $3.12 4ify bbl. •
Wheat is moning off quite freely, and commands pre
vious quotations, with sales of 869,000 bus to note at
$1 2861 31 for Western and PennsylvaniaLeds, chiefly
at P 1 SO, in store ; $1.35 for prime Delaware,.afisat; and
$13561 45 for white Rro is' unsettled, and selling at
686700 for new, and 730740 for oid. Corn is firm, and
2,500 bus yellow cold, mostly at 70e, afloat. Oats were
unchanged, and 263.000 bun sold at 86e for Southern
and 376380 for new Pennsylvania.
BARE is more lognirefl for, and about 20 blab Ist No.l
Qom citron told at $32 4P ton.
COSION.—The market Is excited, but there is very
little c ffering, and buyers are not dispoaed to pay the ad
vance generally demat ded.
GROCERISS continue at a stand-still, and without' any
alteration to note.
Pitonstogs —The market is Orin, but quiet, and the
salts confined to bbl Pork and Lard at steady rates.
Wxlimy is dull; bbla gelling in a small way at 33e
33)(c, and drudge at 31. c.
CITY ITEMS.
MISSES' FAIR FOR 'TILE BENEFIT OF. THE
SOLDIERB.—It is gratifying, amid "these wars and ru-
MOYI cf wars," to Bee the ac'ive spirit of benevolence the
crisis is eliciting. There is not a day passim that does
not bring to onr notice some practical movement for the
aid andnomfort of our brave soldiers, and not a few of
three are wholly conducted by the ladies, and some few
even by the children of our city. One of the most sno
crtiefal efforts of this class la now In progress at Handel
and Haydn Ran, Eighth and Spring Garden streets. We
elude to the Fair that is now being held in that ball by
the ldireee—from thirteen to sixteen years of age—of the
Second Reformed Dutch Church of this city. Every ar
rangement has been made by these patriotic young ladles
and their friends to render this effort profitable to the
good cause and, from the number of visitors yesterday,
they are sore to succeed. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the Hospital Sixth and Hader itreets. The
Fair will continue open all of to-day and to-morrow.
Lot the young ladies be liberally encouraged.
SWORDS, SASHES, GLOVES, ETC., FOR °M
oans 18 min /Lamy AND NAVY, can be found In the most
elegant style, and greatest variety, at the splendid store
of Meters. Chas. Oakford & Son, Nos 884 and 880 Chest
nut. street, under HI) Continental Hotel, together with
every description of fine Military trappings. Officers
now making purchases alionld not fail to examine this
magnificent stock.
ct Tnz OSBORNE" is the name of a now water
proof cloak for ladles. It is made very amnia in the
skirt, and with large sleeves, either hanging loosely, or
by mums of a cord and tassels, drawn tightly around
the wrists, in plaits. It has a very pretty expanding
hood, which can be worn so as completely to protict the
bonnet, and is perfectly water-proof. When enveloped
intim " Osborne," no lady need fear any portion of her
attire Wog in the least eogres injured, even by long.
continued rain. For sale by. J. W. Proctor it Co., No.
920 Chestnut street.
WINES AND PURE IMPORTED MALT LI-
QuosS, for medicinal purposes, can elwai e be had at Mr.
C. li. Mattson's, dealer in line family groceries, B. W.
Omer Arch and Tenth streets. We would call special
attention to-day to his fresh supply Of LoSgworth's
Still and Snathling Catawba Wines, direct from the vine
, yards," near Cincinnati; real Piper Heidsleck Chun
eiti pure old Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines ,
alio the beat brands cf Scotch Ale and London Erma
SR tit, imported for hie own sales
A Fula, REQUISITION for a regichent calls for
the following articles of clothing and equipments : 1015
ip eat coatis, 1016 trowaers, 1015 blouses, 1015 16 bullet.
;Toot veate,"n 1016 bootees, 1015 oaps, 2030 shirts, 4000
4ockinge, 2030 great coat strove, 1015 knapsacks, 1015
haveroacke, 1015 canteens, 539 privates' cook, 343 move.
pauy, 68 Sibley tents, 28 wall tents, 170 common tout., 1
hospital tent, 162 axes, 161 ; hatohets, 136 pick.axes, 136
'nodes, 130 comp kettles, 20 bugles, 10 drums, 10 fifes, 10
camp colote; I national color.
* The " bullet. proof Paste," la 'this State, are only
pr( cured at the fdtlltary and Citizens' Clothing noose of
%at lee Stokes, No. 824 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
THE CITY OP LONDON.—There' are 2,800
streeta in London, which, if they were paced in a straight
Hi, would extend 3,000 miles, or twice the distance from
Calais to Constantinople. If a person should undertake
io - irata throUgh all these streets, and should go ten miles
a day, - each work-day, it would require a whole year, and .
milintehile be would find no business establishment there
lo compare with the Brown Stone Clothing hell of Rock
hit
St. Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut ev., above sixth,
either in the splendor of the structure or the elegance and
excellenceof the suits for soldiers end civilians gotten up
therein.
THREE STAGES OF BEM:PTY.—Beauty .hIS three
stages—the coy, the dignified, and the Intellectual. The
first exists until about twenty, the second until twenty
five, and the last until beauty heis made itself wings and
flown away. The young Miss has a priutness, a staid
ness, and miniature /severity of aspect at Variance from
her years. In the case of man, however, this is different.
.411 men appear beautiful who array, thenteelveiin fash
ionable garments, procnred at the Palatial Clothing Em- .
nosh= of Glanville Blokes, No. 001ILOhestnat street,
where can also be obtained military uniforms of the
finest quality, at greatly reduced 'prices
X l4 28.944 16 25,516
68 74;806 16 70,811 01
845 17 845 17
05 58,864 02 .61,423 07
19 37,851 12 39,594 88
(7 23,163 11 24,877 03
08 19,679 15 20,679 03
02 49 815 10 2),84712
.. 762 05 762 05
(10 34,721 10 48,305 10
thlange . Sales, Sept. 10.
TAICSiI, Phila. Szelienige.j
1000 Phila .C• Erie tb.. 98
1000 Elmira 041 10i eh IT
50 Resdiog 13,..cash 29%
6 do ..... ..0441 3U
60 Clo ..nswndr. int 29%
3000 Bealing fie o 85 .. cog
200 Catawisse li Pref 10
13 storrleOsual Prefll6
1000 U 31 Year Ger... 9S.
2i Elmira it 13
2 Arch St R 24 U
2100 Lehigh Nay 63.. 106 X
BOARDS.
6000 U S 7.30 T N.... 103
BOARD
1000 nlle Val 75..2d1 a 73 3 i
1600 tif 9 63'81........100
1000 Peonu 89
1100 d0...........89
100 lleadiug R 29 89
WES—STE S.DY.
Bid. Asked
Sim 7573.4tx hit 86 87
1, UMW 8..... 17% 17%
Leh al & N.x.dr BO 61)
Lia GI &Nee op. 28 29
'l3 Penn 5 8..... 9 9%
N Pr.B. tie -76 77
N Pa a 10e.....100,1 ..
()Maw B 00n... 3 3,'
Catawba Pr[.. 10 10%
Fr . & South'k 8.. 40 47
Sec & Third St B 68 69
Race& Vine-et B 10 10%
W Pi n% 8..... 63 53%
Spruce & Pine ..448g 14%
Gr & noutna exd 32 83
Meet& lAT ov..dv BO ' 4t
• Arch St ex div. 24 25
iThir St Fifth:lth. 17 20
!Tenth & Elev'th 81 82
SI PT RN 61411 10-1 VEXING
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLiNOB AND DINLO
DECKS AT AUCTION .
PILICES.—To be fulls prepared to roapond to tho re
commends Hon of Clovernor Curtin, and for the exigen
cies of the Val', I will sell my entire stook of elegant
Pianos and Melodeon'', now and little wed, as above.
It embraces 12 of the inimitable Steck Pintos, besides
others (Swell-establish' d reputation. Melodeons of ,faaon
& Hamlin and Treat & Linsler's make. ailwarranted for
Svc years, and kept in tune, in this city. for one year.
J. E. GOULD,
SEVENTH and 'CHESTNUT.
BeB.l2tift-
DROVER & 13AKER'8 NEW SHUTTLE
SEWING EMCIIINE.-PRIOE, S4O.
The attention of tailors and other manufacturers re•
gulling the mat of a fast and d arable lock-stitch maohluo,
is directed to our No. 9. This is a new and admirable
machine, operating with the greatest ease, and with but
little noise, and, although but lately put into the market,
Is already a groat favorite 'with manufacturers. It is a
first. class machine, at a low price.
No machine ever introduced in this city bee sold so
rapidly, or given such universal satisfaction. It is very
simple In its construction s easily learned, not liable to
get out of order, works with line cotton, silk, or linen
thread, equally well ; and the low price at which it is sold
places it within the reach If all who desire a reliable,
serviceable machine.
GROVER & BAKER B.X. CO.,
730 OLLE8T81:31 Street.
ONIC-PP.icfN CLOVIDTG, 0)1' Tl.lB TATtErI
*MA3, trade ln the Best Manner, expressly for Itlfi
um seLrk. LOWPST Bolling Prices marked In
Plain Figures. AII Goode made to Ordor warranted
intialeotory. Our .esnr-Paton 81 , 13T3K fi striotli trd
tiered to. All are thereby treated alike.
next-1y JOICHS & 00,. 004 lIJARKNT Ettrmt.
MARRIED
STE , EVER-8110EIKARER.—On Wednesday morn
ing, 10th September ' "by Alesauder Henry,. Mayor,
George W. titcever to Lydia, daughter of the late Joseph
Shoemaker, of this city.
lAD ITELSWEET.—On the 10th ultimo, by the Rev.
J. 8. While, Mr. John R. White to Miss Lizzie D. Sweet,
both of this citY. ik
LEHMAN—RIIFTY.—On the 9th instant, by the Rev.
Robtre Matlack, John A. Lehman to Yirgsnia Rutty,
both of this city.
DOLLETT—FARRINGTON.—Ou the Gth instant, by
Rev. J. D. Dobbins, Mr. Charles Collett toMisivEliza
beth Farrington, both of Oamden, N. J. *
DIED.
GII.OFF.—On the 70th instant, Jeremiah R"Groff..
llbe relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funernal from his late residence, No. 18A8
Mount Vernon street, on Bntnrday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
without further notice. . it**.
SMITE( —On the evening of the 10th instant, Miss
Stewart, rolict of James Smith, K. D., formerly of Chest
nut Bill, in the 66th year of her age.
The rdativee and friends of the family are invited to
attend the (mere!, from the residence of her eon, Dr.
Soren& S. 9 Smith, Brookfield. Dfontgornory county, on
Saturday morair.•g next, at 10 o'clock. Interment at
&Mb Lame] 11111 at 1 o'clock. ***-
BIG A.LOW.—On the 9th Ind , !Satinet S., daughter
of Eterhen O. and Ellen Bigelow, aged four yearn and
nix months.
Funeral from 'the'residence of her parents, ffo. 1312
Coates streol, on Thursday afternoon, 11th inst., at 3
o'clock, svithout further notice.
RI RK.—On the Bth instant, Robert W., son of Mary
Ann and the late Nathan W. Byre.
• The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the fnneral, from the residence of his mother, 870
Marshall rtreet. this (Thnraday) morning. MR o'clock *
BROADBENT —On the 6th inatant r aites Broadbent,
in tho 40th jeer of hie ago.
BUOWN.—ekt. Washington, D C., on the sth inatant,
of typhoid fawn, Charles Loring Brown, in the 65th sear
of hie ans.
CtilliY.—On the Bth inetant, Thomas Oaeey, aged 0
)(IMO.
• 00IITEATI.—Oa the 9th inetant,la L0T11134, daugh
ter of James and Hannah Contemn, in the ad year of her
age.
COX.—On the 9ch instant% Caroline, . wife of Samuel
Qox, and youngest daughter of Peter Riker, in the 26. h
year of ber age.
DI:VIA—On the 9th indent, Alre. Ann Devir, wife of
Edward Derir. iK
Diltrik—On the Bth instant, George W. Diehl, on of
Michael and Elizabeth Diehl, in the 24th, year of his
age 41!
BLACK AND SECOND MOURN
ING Dress t ilke, just opened I
Bled. Oroe Grains and Poolt de Soles.
Slat k Taffetas and Gros de Baines.
Black Armores and Venetieunes.
Black Gros d'Ecosse or Ottomane.
Black and White Taffeta Latice.-
Bleck and White Varsoviennes.
Black and White neat Stripes and Ohecks.
BES'iON & SON,
eel-tf Mourning Store, No. 918 011NSTNII l Street.
PHILADELPHIA., SEPTEMBER 10,
18132.—During the present e nergetmy. we agree to
C1(.4.3 our storesat FOUR O'CLOCK P. 81., in order that
enrselves and those in our employ may have the oppor
tunity of becoming skilled ie military exercises:
Wm. 8. & Alfred Hartien, 606 Chestnut street.
Ohsrles G. Ilarknees, 608 Chestnut street.
Bytwell & Brother, 622 tthestunt street.
George W. Childs 629 Chestnut street.
JILMEB Burk, Jr , 628 Chestnut street.
Kelly & Co., 660 Chestnut street.
J. B. Gould, 632 Chestnut street.
. .
J. Albert Badman, 701 Chestnut street.
Tyndale & 91Patell, 707 Chestnut street,
Pah-banks ,k awing, 716 Chasten! street.
B. W. Carryl & Co., 716 Chestnut street. •
W. B. Carry I dc Co., 719 Chestnut street.
kerrniento & McGrath, 720 Ohs tent street.
Lee & Walker, 722 Chestnut street. : •
Willis P.'llszsrd, 724 fbostont street.
M. Blenheim, 728 Chestnut street..
Mod Iliater & Brnther, 728 Chestnut street.
• Grover, Baker. & Co ' 730 Chestnut street.
Charles Pntrunig. 812 Chestnut street
'James W. Scott, 814 Chestnut street.
Batley & Co., 819 Chestnut street.
•
'Jifnee B. Caldwell it. Co., 822 Chestnut street,
Mason Jr Clo., 907 Chestnut street,
A r d TODDY others. lt*
IirFOURTH WARD NATIONAL 'UNION
A 880016.710 H—A meeting of the Association
win be belt THIS THORSDo.T Evening, at TX o'clock,
.mt GAMPHOIOB. Election of Ward SCx. Committee.]
S. B. REIIPRT, Bee. ' KENNEDY MC OA AT,
• lt* . President.
ErrLAW DEPARTMENITt.UNIVERSITY
OF FENIsSYLVANIA.—& Term wiil com
thehce on WEDNiikIDAY, October Ist. The Laredo:-
terY Lecture will be delivered by Professor E. tiPltri-
ONE DULLER, in the =nal Lecture Room, at 8 o'clock
P. M of that day. eepB-tool
try. THE CITIZENS OF NINTH WARD,
in epptclive of party or age, are requested to meet
on H CRS DAY, llth inet ;at 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
at National Ball, No. 1224 MARK ET Street, for the
purpose of determining a course of action in reference to
the defence of the City, State, and Nation. ()Wants will
pleaeo come prepared to enettest a course of action.
Philadelphia, September 10, ]862.
Jobn M. Redid.
Henry G. Freeman,
Joseph Waterman,
Matthew 'Newkirk,
Charles Dilworth,
James B.
F. G. Fraser.
George W. Henry,
John eparhawk,
George Harp, Jr.,
James Abbott,
William Struthers, .
John Hollins,
Joseph Maple'',
Dr. William Musgrave,
John Kane, (it]
A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
u,:s the Eighth Legislative District of Penanylvanta
wr.o held'on TUESDAY EVENING, Sepleinber 9, 1882,
when the following reeolutione were noanimonsly adopt
id, viz :
Resolved, That, at this fearful crisia, with a civil war
In piogrese, our State threatened, and our city menaced,
we have no disposition to engage in party strife, nor to
try experiments in legislation or with higielators.
Resolved, That Wm. L. Dennis, Este , has proved him
self a faithful and able Representative, and we hereby
tender him a nomination, and pledge onreelves to use all
honerable means to secure his election.
Resolved, That a meeting of the friends of Win. L.
Leon's, 'Esq., be called at the house of Charles Over
beck, southwest coiner of ELEVENTH and VINE Ste
on FRIDAY EVENING next, the 12th fnet , at 8 o'clock
P. M., for the - . purpose of adopting measures to secure
his clection. 'ALGERNON S ROBERTS, President.
Aitest, JAS. R. GAERIGIIIIS, Secretary.
I'IIILADELPEI lA. Sept. 10, 1862.-
CAUTION—S2OO REWARD -4,0;41,
'Tuesday evening, three $6OO 7-30 TitEA.BuftY
l OTEB, wi.h coupons attached Three of the fot , owing
numbers : 31,168, 31,569, 31,670, 31,673, 31,674, 31676.
All parties are forbid negotiating the same, as payment
has been stopped. B. F. G .i.LetiGHE 0,
11* 281 North THIRD Street.
og. SEVENTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
ABBOOIATION will 'meet this THURSDAY
EvittattO, at 8 o'clock, at the house of John Patterson,
corner 2CLERTBSRTH and SOUTH Streets. Punctual
attendance le requested.
WILLIAM. B. RA.DARA, President
JAMES DICK, Becretari. eell•lt*
ErrTHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
NOTIOE,that they have been appointed.by the Go
vernor of Pennsylvania 00 ittdl.BBlo tit ER TO SUPER
INTEND THE DRAFTING OF MILITIA. IN THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, in accordance with the
laws and regulations of the United States and 'Pennsyl
vania, and in obe:ience to General (War No. 99 from
the War Department. at Waebington.
lichee is hereby given that on the2Oth DAY OF SEP.'
TEMBE Il i 1882, we will proceed to draft for each of the
Wards and Precincts within the bounds of our appoint
ment the number of men necessary to fill their respec
tive quotas, unless the several Wards and Precincts
obeli furnish the men as volunteers on or before that
day.
Each Ward and. Precinct can offer velum - d.Bl
its quota on or before the day-sae - craft is to be made,
and thus obviate the siren thereto.
Teo Vitlzens of each Ward will be notified by hand
bills, to be hereafter posted in their respective Wards, of
the time and place where the' Commissioners will sit to
bear and decide noon claims for exemption.
WM. a. ALLEN,
B. GERHARD, Fifth and Sixth Wards,
Chief Commits:loners.
THOMAS DAILAS,
First and Fourth Wards,
EDWARD G. WEBB, ,
Second and Third Wards,
SAMUEL BELL, Jr,
Seventh and Eighth Wards,
JOS. B. TOWNSEND,
Ninth and Tenth Wards, •
LUDLAM. MATTHEWS,
Eleventh and Sixteenth Wards, :
CONRAD S. DROVE.
Twelfth and Thirteenth Wards,
THOMAS W. PRICE,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Ward* • •
JAMES BELL,
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards,
SIMI:M."1. LLOYD,
Nineteenth and Twentieth Wards,
BENJAMIN R. MEARS,
Twenty-first and Twenty.second Wards,
AMOS A. GREGG,
• Twenty-thicd and Twenty.fifth Wards, •
Wlt. STOKES, Twenty-fourth Ward,
selo.3t' Commissioners.
. ,
TrAPPLICATION WILL DE MADE TO
THE kW:MORES of the MERCANTILE LI
\EBARY COMPANY for renewal of Oertifloste of one
share of stock, No. 3,758, standing in the name of JOHN
MorARLAN, the same having been boat or nitelaid.
ae9-3r*
[ITPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, OF STATE
c PenneTiviuds, MARKET Street, and ViESP
F 1 NN Square.
The 801ENTXICIO SCHOOL, for the student of gene.
ral Science, begins Monday,'September Bth.
The TEOHNIOAL SOHOOLtI, for professional educe-
Dna in Civil, Mechanical, and Mine Engineering, prac
tical Chemistry, Metallurgy, and Architecture, open
Tuesday, September 16th
The course of Hillery Engineering, comprising !liege
Operations,' Field Fortifications, Strategy, Tactics, and
Drill, will be enlarged, and continued.
Theknowtedge and means of instruction aonalred by_
the president, who has visited,' daring the past Beason,
the principal military and industrial institutione of Eu
rope, win be made available by the facultyin keeping the
college fully unto the European standard.
For admission, apply at College Building. or address
ALFRED L. H.ENN ED L M. D.,
et6.l3t President of Faculty.
Err. THE PENI,iSYLVANIA, FIRE ,INSII
- 00 &MANY, EEPTEMu!aI, 1882.
• The Directors have this day deolared a dividend of
FIFTEEN DOLLARS per Share on the Stock of the
-Company for the last et monthe, which will be weld to
the fitochltolders, or their legal repreeentatlveg, after the
inet. WK. G. CllO WE GL,
ee2•lot Secretary.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMMBER 11, 1862.
John B: Myers,
John Horn,
William M. Harwell.
O. McNeal,
Z. Locke,
Edward McGovern,
Daniel aeration,
W. 13. Carver,
J. Karelian,
L. A. Godey,
John V. Buck,
George L. EnzbSri
Washington L. Attee, MD
Charles C. Lex,
Philip flonwaY,
Dr. William Darrah.
ca--, AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF. TILE
Filth nreBioct t•f the tilatteoth ward tan be tea
tat. tienry Poore, No 930 North THISO St., to forma
military company, for drilling, and election of after&
on TBIB (Tbursilas i leV6NfNli, at 8 o'clock.
NV NI Q DI(DL/LBZON, Freed Mt.
FREDERIOK DITHMAR, SOClretaa. • it*
TICE.-OWING JO AOCILIONTS
6121 ovo. MON, the Fourth Ward le not organized
as a Collection leistrict. The citizens cf said ward aro
earnestly requested to meet TO•tdORROW. the 11th
at 'TX P at the BOPP. ENGINE. HO un, in
SIXTH, above Vitzwater street, for the purpose of or
ganizing a committee to collect funds for the (Wizens'
Boners* Fund Committee.
• e010.2t ' TROWAS fYSB9TER Ohoiirm‘n.
MILITARY.
CO. B, 2d REGIMENT R. B.—
BECRITIFB WANTED FOB STATE SEBVIOE.
few more moo wanted to fill the 6-uneany, to
march at the call of tbo Governor, nudor hle re.
one proclemstiom Borruttlos efficesi BOARD OP'
TBADE BUILDING and SeRANAII. HALL, Eighth.
and Oadowhill streets. By order of • "
GBO. W.; GRIP, tlept.
JOHN 8A70.191, O. B. -..•
CO 'B,IST REWE'INF.• P.. IL Gh t
Arniori...N...w; corner SPRING GARIMS bid
TAIKTBENTII Streets, open EVE NY EN - BSI/ 4 1G.
et 8 O'clock, for the reception of recrotte and drid.
sell 3;* L C PRICE, Oaptatn.
ATTENTION ! UNION
LERIT GII&RD.— %. special meeting wfll be held
TEAS (Thursday) EVENING, at B o'clock. at the'
Armory, 883 Bonth )3E041) Street, when the Goni.
piny will be fully 'reorganized, and offi.lere elected. -
Pereone wlablog to connect *nasal vta with an orgard.
zstiott already armed are invited to attend.
ltd D3A.S.O STAHR, Gaititein.
IiTWENTY-FOURTH WARD.--Citi'"
%EMS ' of forly.five sears of age, and other's. W/16 , 38
&afro will not permit them to leave the city et inia
time, way be organlztil for drill for bome defence by
attending e mevtlna. Tate et triEltt4o.lN, at the West
Phtiadelphia Saunders institute, to ha hild from 4 to
6' o'clock, or by tor.ding their names and roeidenoes to
the tinderaigned. JOHN B. 0 , 91,4114,N,
• 080. A. war Gar,
B. B. OONEGYS, •
s .
wm:sroxes. ' .
ll* JOBB PatbsyN.
SOLDIEBS OF WAR OF 1812,
A riENTION I .—& meeting of the Soldiers of the
War of 1812 will he held at the Supreme Court
Boom, TII IS AFTERNOON, at 4.0'0100r, on bud
nee. of inip •riance. Geneial attendance ielinetteti. Ex-
ecntiye and Special Committee on optimization meet at
11.4 o'clock. By order: PETER 'HAT, Prealdent. •
Jou)! H. Taut,--Secretary. , • • ' It*
GYMNAST ZOIIAVES, ATTEN- .
from . !. Recruits. !silted immediately for the 'De.
fame of State Apply at the Armory, 97 Beath
THIRD &net, up mire, from 1 1011/ o'clock P. DI.
By order cf P. V. SMITH, -
it*
. .. i ...ie. - 7Coptain.
Ta.THE LOYAL , OINZENS OF
PHILADELPHIA ATTIIII9IIONIIn
once with' the angeettion of his Excellency the Cr
vernor of Peons Ivenia, the Officerir of Company A,
id Regiment. RE3BRVE B3LIADE,wiII he in attend
ance, en intIDAY A FTBRNODN'and - 11 1 701ING, at
the Regimental Armory,No. 150.5 oriEsrsur Street,
:(over Board of Trade oomato those persons
wbn have the welfare of-tbeir State and Oonntry beertv
ord who wish to become proficient in the manual of
arms. as the moat effectual means for their protection.
Ae self:motection makes it an imperative DUTY for all
good eitikene-to availtbetneelwa 'of ihe , present opp
DIV, it ie to ho hoped there, will be a good attendance.
OR &BIAS 'PAO% Uaptain.
G1&o.I. N.A.L011,.2d Lieut.
W S. FLEILLEIMMI, Lieut.
HE A. DQUARTERS ' 'RESERVE `
BRIGA Di; lliif' DIVISTOiT, ii: . if.-piii.;.Du.-
.
re re. BF Ptembor 9,1462.. . . ,_. 1- ,
r. 011.DzEts 1 , 10. 11.--A Meeting of all the Field a n d
Staff Officers of tbe Reserve Brigade will take place on
THURSDAY, the "11.1 h inst., at 12 o'ololr M., at the
Office of Qaartermaater R. 0. Lowry, 226 NY ii.DNUr
Stied. By order 0. M. RISKIN, ."
Colonel 3d'Regiment'Oom'g Brigade..
JOHN B. kW) IMES, A.A.A.General 8810- 2t
IGYMNAST,ZOIJAYES.—Aratory
open for PRISA, from 7 to log P. M. ACTIVE
YOUNG MEN WAN rED to join thin orgatiiia.
Don. Public invited. Armory 37 South THIRD
Street. P. T. SKIM Oaptain.
E. OSBOURNE. ISt Lieut.
..
.. ..
0. Hatroocx;2d Lieut. - " 8810.244 .
LL
. ..- .
ATTENTIONFALL , UP . THE
011GANIZVD COMPANIES —Coinpany E t 'Ed Re
&Ant, B. B. (a company which was organized at the
brealdrg out of the llebeition), will asemble for drill
on THURSDAY at llg.and 7% P. M.. at 'their Armor's,
Board of Trade Poileing. 'clambers and thoir friends
urged to be present. Recruits wanted to fill up to the'
nonired standard. Arms and accoutrements already
provided.,GEO. iIf...GRIOE, Capt.
JOHN Ben. 0. S. . ... -:, - !' r.4. .. eel° :2!
1 TO -THE PATRIOTIEJ:- , — , Tht' Offi—
cers in charge of CAMP INDICPESMia NCR wit'
keep their ttnta open until 9 P.' M. 'EVERY EVE
NING this week, for the purpose of Enlisting .Re
crnits 'for the Philadtlph.na Regiments now to the field.
Come and get your bounty, and %void the draft.'
H. A. SHREVE, Captain,
Re 9. 0 .5 ' • . Officer of We Day. ,
.O.A3Ik , DIDEPERDENd.g...—:-OUR
COII.SITBY,TO .101118!--; , THZ :VETERAN ILL
OTIBINTB.::—The gallant officers and brave eoldiers
dißailed from the Old Philadelphia rliesiments, now
tit the geld, bays pitched tents in IN DE PH WEN OE
IiqUABB, , and will vembite - for their glorious
battalions on that sacred grcund; • - •
in attendance everadar
.after 3P M. • • •. , •
TO TO ARMSI~I TO ! !
.' :By order of the Citizens , Bounty Pond Coinmiiteri.
JOHN AI:MI.OE4 o .
•
ee9.Bt . Chairman of OlimMittee on Biterniting.
FLEADQUARTEBS
RIFLES, Peptember . 641, )8112 - 11 - pursuanie of
the proclamation of Governor CURTIN, calling
upon the citizens to organize. Volunteer Companies,
for the purpose of general deftnco, the armory of the
Hamilton Rifles ,at the 0011111ISSiOtTERS' HALL,
West Philadelpbl; be open EVERY AITTERDTOOK,
at sod niter. 3 o'clock, for the purpose. of recruiting the
Company up to ono hundred men. The citizens of the
TWEN CY-FOURTH WARD are invited to come for
ward at once for enrollment:. . .
By order of AN KNIGHT, Captain.
J. R. at o t-UADT. Orderly glargsant.: aeq.gt
•
A. C. WASHINGTON GRAYS.-
ATTENTION !—Those perilous 'who have enrolled
their names inthis'Oorw will 4 attend et the Armory
punctually. at five and eight oNdook P.ll , for Drill.
Any Wench; who desire to enroll their names for instruc
tion, can do so at those hours.
By order of ALEX AIIISPHY, Commanding.
JACOB T. HOFFMAN, Secretary.
Ibiladelphia, Sept Bth. 1862. • se9 5t
OUR COUNTRY ! TO AR518.!
711 E VETERAN •BEGIOIENTS.—The gallant
officers and brave soldiers detailed from the old Phila-:
delphia 'Regiments, now in the field, have pitched
Lento in INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, and will enlist
recruits for .their glorious INDEPENDENCE_
on that sacred
ground. A full Militair Bard will be in attendance
every day eikr.3 P. M
TO ABMS ! TO ABffili ! TO ABMS
By order of the Committee.
JOHN 111., AMICK'S,
ea 12# , Marian of. Committee on Bean:dal:lg.
I TEE ATTENTION • OF ABLE- .
,
sosIER MEN : fa - aged' .to . the 'recruiting...
of
BATTERY G, 2624 Pennsylvania Volunteers, or Sd
Pennsylvania Artillery;' at the Realquarters. No 838
HARMONY street, between Chestnut and Walnut,
below Fourth. - also, 8013 VINE street, and below Com
missioners' Hall, WestEbiladelphis.
. Bounty 85178, with advanced nay.
JAMES MARTIN, Jr.,
5e6.121*- Contain Battery G.
BRIAN BORDIEINIE' UNITED
IRISH LIIGICH-LTD; itHIN 001100.1 t 6.1i'13 BB l
uADE. ,
Men of go od character, fiom all parte of the city or
State, bringing from 16 to 25 effective men, 'will bo com
missioned Second and First Lientenants; 40 men, a Cap
tain. Form companies and squads amongst yourselves;
secure the government and City Bounties of 8165. Dou l t
be Drafted. Telegraphic despatches or letters attended
to promptly. Free transportation from all parts of the
Siam to three Headquartors, CONNOLLT , S HOTEL,
opposite Independence Hall, Philadelphia
Apply to GEORGE 0800K88. .
tre6.6t* Colonel Commanding.'
3D REGIMENT, RESERVE BR:1::-
GhDll. COL. 0. 151 EARlN.—Recrnits wanted, to
4111 the various 'COmpanies. Apply immedistriir;: at
any of tile followingisrmeriee. Open daring tho hours
named for recruiting end drill :
.Gompany A—Lieut. John 8. Wilson, commanding,
corner Ttitteenth and Filbert streete, at-7,i o'clock
P. M.
Company B —Captain Jobn F. Leak, rat:mount Mar
ket, Twenty • second and Spring Garden streets, at 7 to 10
P. M.
• Company C,-Capt. 4. D. Sowers, at Sand - ere' Institute,
Thitty.nintb street, above Market, Weet Philadelphia.
Company D-Captain B. Andrews Knight, Comtnis
stoners' Hall. Thirty-seventh and Market, after 3 P.M
Company B--Capt. Benjamin F. Harvey, Beed street,
below Fourth, every evening.
Company F—Lient. Andrew J. BakerZcommanding;
810 Market street, fourth story, at 4 and 8 o'clock P. M.
ComnanY G—Capt G. West Blake, 803 Locnet street,
8 and 8 o?clock. P. Nt. ielo 41
ATTENTION, AL L - PA:t
• " AZA Le.BLE•I3ODIED
Ara. Chormann!e Independent flegiment o! . Kona.
ed Ilangera havitig been accepted, by the War Department
for !pedal eervice. apply immediately at thp
Read Quariert. 4,RD OUSE. Phila. , sell- Dcw
FIRST TROOP PITTLADEL ,
rule- CITY. CAVALRY-FOR THE DE
FIGNOII OF THE iOtTr:
7.he active'arid_sies , kruo — citizens Of Philadelphia are
iit t a_t., enroll themselves in a Cavalry Regiment, under
tEe aniptiew of the above Company. •
A rare opportunity. '
-Ali who are dteirous of. sething their Oity and• State,
When their eervices are required, should be instructed in
the School of ttie Trooper.
The officers of the Regiment have had experience in
the Field, having served in the campaign of 1861.
.The prefect bas been approved by the authorities, and
all thote who are desirous of enrolling tbomselvesin snob
an organization are invited to attend at the ARMORY
of the TrOop. TWELFTH streiet, below Chestnut, which
will be open EVERY AFPER9OON, from 4 until 7
o'clock, for that purpose. Men will be drilled dismount
ed, at the Armory, every eyeolog; , lt*
'RUSSELL T . R 0 P.-This
... G ,
Troop le filling up rapidly, with the very beet
cleat of young men. The following additional
subscriptions have been received :" .
Frothinghstri AG Wells $2B di)
Welling, Collin, .& Co 25 00
Robert Crees Well • 10 00
George I) Parrish 26 00
•
T. }Bohm deov 25 CO
Southwick, bhsble. & Oo 10 00
Contributions for, the Trope will be received by
WELLING, COFFIN & CO., 216 Chestnut street.
GBIIIIILL & ORMWBILL, 611 Market street.
' Sala. B. FRY & %SON, 2,3 Chestnut street.
None but rcepectable, steady young men aced apply,
*it being the intention to make this ei'crack Corps.
These Bounties will be paid :
$5O, City Bounty.
$25, Government Bounty in advance.
$l3, 1 month's pay in advance.
$4, Premium.
$75 when mustered out.
RECRUITING STATIONS. •
219 DOCK Street.
Great Western Hotel, litLitllET, shrive Thirteenth
• WIGLI&H. H. FRY,
11* Osiotoin: Commending
OFFIPE..
. ,
", TRE:4II4DRILSOM TROOP, Oround,lPloor.pf
' ebb. • the Pennsylvania, Railroad Office, corner of
Rtrettand WI4LING'B Alley.' •
OW WILLIAM . J. PALMER.
tlergt. ALFRED '
Private NOll.3lAli M. 8311E11
The Secretary of War has ordered that-the Anderson
illavalry be detailed, for the present, for duty lu the State
of Pennsylvtinia They will be at ono actively ern..:
*eyed in vc.utiam'Ac., in the Cumberland Valley.
t aelo 4i* • t. '
Ji,UESELL..TROOP OF PHI
LA.DItibiIA° LIGHT-111010E. —CHANGE
OF. • oar TOBI.—The Recruiting • Mee of this
Vane has been changed from bio 213 OEIRST PI Li Street
to 219 DOCK Street: A few more Young, active, and
reepectteAe men wanted. This troop will be organized
on the same principle ae .th2 o Anderson• Troop:, Aloung,
Mee, the moat efficient Home Gtiaid to he who nobly vo-,
lanteere to po and meet the enemy ere we have to Oght
him on our own ground. Do not let the rebels get upon
the sacred coil of .I" , nneylvanla. To ail of you I extend
an invitation, eome and join me. -We will be brothers in
acme for the defence of our glade= country.
seB-Bt* OLPI. WBl. EL TRY.
JLMOPLEMENTS OF, WAR.
SABRFA3AYONEt RIFLES AND
1. •• J
RIFLED MUSKETS, -
WILL BI BOLD TO CITIZESS ARMING THEM
SELVES,
• ' • ' -
4:1 1 • 081 1 'PRICES,
BY
i •
PHILIP B . JUSTIOE,
..9631.61*1 Ho. 14 NORTH FIFTH STREET:
MILITARY GOODS.
ARN.LIC 'GOODIS I
•
Eky ]llue
Sky. Cniliiim,res, (for Offtoprs'
. . Pants.) •
Darki3luit Uniform Clothe.
-Dolt;Blue Cap Cloths.
Dirk Blne Blouse Flannels.
Whit :JYouietFliinnels.
TwilSd Gray )14ced Flannels.
11. 6.:Rigulads* Blankets.
10- ounce and 12-ounce Standard
TENT DUCK.
In store and for sale by
SLADE, SMITTI;,4O4).
NO: 39 LETITiA, iliD4ol3ol7ii
PHILMIIIsPIILL
au27-1m
nptrleEttE3' MILITARY EQUIY
MSNTS, Baddl4, Bridles, 'Haversacks, Elkclston
Knapsack., ato. aisoitamint •at 720* IitiRKST
Btrcbt, belong:4olth. • 8.9401.'
rpo- cc TIONT" OCINTRAOTORS.—Be
_,
viral !Thotigand SIB:LEY T5141:15, • " Tripod Oen
iieihn of beet Quality malleable Iron, ready . .msde and an
nealed, can be bad on reasonable terms. Addros " Box
278; P. 0., Pottsville, Schuylkill comity, Pa." seS•fit*
TENT BUTTONS ANDALIPS, U.
11 B. Patterne. for oak at Z. P. BEND'S manufao- -
tory, corns of
,TIIIBTY.BNTS and NOBLE titreota. '
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
WAITE 'GOODS,
LINENS, L. C. HDKFS, .
BARNBLETDAMASICS AND MEETINGS,
HOSIERY AND, GLOVES,
, AT POPULAR PRIORS, BY
J.R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
•fries.st 727 CHESTNUT STREET.
:NOVELTIES
IN
SILIiS, SHAWLS,
AM)
FANCY DRESS G-OODS,
Just landing, and for sale by
JAS.ILOAMPBELL &CO.,
sellzat 727 CHESTNUT STIti7OT:
WIII'rE GOODS, •
EMBAOIDERIES,
HOSIERY,
MERINO UNDERSHIRTS,
• •
•:VESTS;.:: • •
AT THZ
LOWEST CASH- Pfgops.
SBEiPAID, VAN HARLINGE*, (IC ARRISON,
- . 10010 , 8 ti p. loos orua•vrinir BT.
110. US E. FURNISHING:
A large 4lailettinient of
. DRY GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
• - . 4IIIIEBIOAN AND ENGLISH BLANKETS.•
Welch,Shaker, and -Patent Flannels.
Berm Linen Shootings and PillOw' Linens.
Bichardron'e and Dunbar Dickson's Shirting Linens.
E'avy Table Damasks, in Neat Patterns.
Deal° Darner Table Cloths, Napkins, and Doylies.
. Buck and Diaper Towels and Towelinga.
Turkey Bed Table Coverings and Doylies.
Quilts, Counterpanes, and Dimities.
Furniture Chinless and Carriage Linings,
Bich Lace and' Muslin Curtains. .
Curtain Materials, fronton°, Damasks, ite.
Window Bollands and Gold DOrder Shades.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
selo.,Btrp 1008 CHESTNUT STREET.
FLANNELS,
.1.!
BIJATK.EITS,
,1,...4
. -- AND
BLe-F4 OOHED GOODS,
• qa variaty, at low picee.
JAS. H. AMPBELL & 00 4 -
• oseB-8t • 1 747 OEZEIMIT STREET.
BARGA IN DRY, GOODS. PUR
lIV
chased. at 'Le U. S. 'Marshal's site, pa . trig part of
the cargo cf the prize veast•l " tiumbrfa,”
Leta of LinenDambric Rade.
• 44 44 BMW. Mae.
, ' (, 6, s w i m I (4 .
I t
ti It gu n( ~ ‘• . •
64 66 train Ice: - - - • •
-- 4 4 'I Thid antbrios.
- • . Black paces. • -
- 66 - eoburge. .
Regan, Shawls. ' •
Blue Knife) e, he. law , .
CDEWEE STODDAT h DROVER%
450, 452, end 454 North SEOOND Street,
above Wdtow.
STEEL & SON,
. No. na Norte TENTH Bt., above Goatee,
Rave now open a eboice awartanant of
• , NEW Ea LL AND WINTER
baasss GOODS.
, Bich Fancy
- Now 13badee Pllin Silk&
%Figured Black SAL
.• 'Plain Black Sllki•at Low Price..
Blobßiob Icnred aad,Plaid Preach Bowl:
Platn.French Bode) all *bailee. •
Plain' , French Merioleac all shades.
PL &Jr ALPACAS.
. In ,Black, Brown, , Mode,ißlueiand Scarlet
• .- oil De ()berm, Poplins, Delainevi —
And aVegy vartetir of. New and phoice epasonable• Dress
egos. - also, a large aseortal o nt
• " SHAWL&
LONG' AND SQUARE- OLTINNHAWL9 I
sell4f ; AT LAST'YEAVe PRICE& • • '•
ir.ARGE ETOOK OF SHAWLS.-
JAI 'bill Line of• Black Shanil
Full Line of Mode Shaw*: ' :
Full Line of Blank Ste
Full Line ofWoolen Sti • 111..
Full Line of 'Broche Sh
Full Line of Lorg" Anti le.
• Shawls Wholesale and tail: •
•
LANDMLL . „
se9 = • • OUBTII and La.OH.
NNEW-.FALL AND. " INTER
Clothe and CasalmeresJ
Desirable Mixtures ,Plaills.
Solid Worn, hibbed., -Black. •
Plain, Striped. Nast, a d Fancy CaseLmeroll,
&1 11
FINE BLACKPO,2'OB.
Union Castimeres and'llfreads.
ogrinots and low. priced anode.
FL fillfgki.
New Shaker Ilennai. I . .
Fine and low priced White Flannell.• : _
Sa N crum and Shirtity'etionels.
fill A LS,
New Woollen Shaw . ' •
Black 'lbibet Shawli, . , ..,. ~..,'.!. , ..... -
A 1,40, ' . • : ... .•
Balmoral and Hoop lkirt& .... ... , :,..,••,,,, .
Bargains In Black Ossetia. - " .-- ... • ....
Daily opening new *da. .
)0 PER .11 CON&RD,
Taint lI&RHICX Sta.
tt6 B. E. corner IT
pwoJi ,
OR $4;O 0"TO LO&N,ON
$3,000 Mortgage, 1. erne or tweldiaie. et t ooo .
to invest in Ground Bent. 0 KIWI) tiItIONTGOIKS.
BY, 103EuBBAOB St., above we,. ' eelll4oo.
CIO:MONS, DUE at OCTOBER, on
IL/ the 7.80 LOAN, will oseitgl at per. Althea
If 3. n BOX 1744, Philadel •a P. ettB
.
AMIE; H. WALTON, THOMAS W. TOOT.
NVALTON & YO ,
BANKERS, 13 °KEES ' ,
Ax
.
• GSNIDSAL 00 LEOTOSS•
No. 26 South TIMID B et., Philadelphia.
RZFEEZIEB.
& Cl
Jay Cooke do II . James Pollock,
Jamee, Kent, Santee, & 00., II H. D. Vaster,
Rebertek, Bleak, & Co., Hi A. K. Reeder,
0. Ineirabbins & Bon, H Asa Packer,
Z. P. Ididdleton d: 8r0" . . - i • H Warfel:kJ:Woodward.
Hon. Wm. Wilkins, - V. Bradkiftli:Zsa.
att7.ltm
CHAMPAGNE.—A
cent Champagne, nnarts •
per 4 g Ina Buesel," for gaiety
, ORABLI
No. 128 weiarn,
PORT WINE.--Tarr ,
Port for We, In bond,
OIbyLS&
THOS. MELLOR &
ENGLISH AND GERMAN IMPORTERS,
40 AND 42 NORTH' THIRD STREET.
1-I.OSIERY, GLOVES.
shirts and Drawers, 4-4 Linens.
Fancy Woolens, Linen C. lidkfs.
Manufacturers of Shirt Fronts.
se3l.Bm
Grio. D. PARRISH
OFFERS FOB SALE
70,000 yards MEDIUM ALPACAS,
38,000 yards FARMERS' DRILLS.
35 2 000 STANDARD BLANKETS.
seB-14t NIT CASR ON DELIVERY.
pIEaLADA., SEPT. 8,1862..
Canton Flannels—heavy,
Army Standard Drills,
4-4 Standard Sheetings,
Crawford Denims, for Overalls,
Bley Linens, for linings,
12 oz. 28-1-ineh Duek,
For sate by
DECOURSEY
HAMILTON,
seB•Bt 237 OHESTiTIIT 8111:011t,
ATLANTIC DELAINE COMPANY.
MOURNING PRINTS,
Black :arid White, Black and Purple,
Black and Gray, Black and Lavender,
NEW STANDARO STYLES,
BEINTBD BY
WIT-LIAM SIMPSON.
NEW. FALL STYLES OP ErADDER PRINTS,
-FSOt2 -
SAMUEL SLATER 4t SONS,
SUTTON NANUFACTURINCO
FOR SALE EY
JOSEPH. LEA,
128 AND 130 CHESTNUT STREET.
str27-int
BROWN rom - BrA. . -
OF
STANDARD QUALITY,
FOB BALE BY
WELLING, COFFIN, &
i919-strah3m 220 OHICSNUT EMMET.
CLOTHS, OASSIME RES,
DOESKINS, SATINETS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
• LINSEYS, TWEEDS,
KERSEYS,
FLANNELS, and
ARMY WOOLENS.
For Bale by the 'package, by
WELLING, OOFFIN, & 00..
en2B•tbatntool9 220 OHESTRUT Street.
T°
U=M
' , Bales Canvas, all widths.
FOR SALE IN STORE AND DAILY
ARMY GOODS.
DARK.BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE OAP CLOTHS.
OKY•BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ABBY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OCNOK DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS ViD DUCK. .
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETENGS AND
SHIRTINGS.
. For sale by
FROTHINGSAM & WEWAS.
eel-ff tt
ARMY BLANKETS.-
FROTHINGHAM &I
B ED- Q M:Up, SUITABLE• .FOR
HOSPITAL PURPOSES.
8;000 104 WHITE AND SLUE AND WHITE AIM
KATE.
ALSO, Br-4 and 0-4 INDIGO BLUE PLANNICLE.
Tor dale by
FROTHING/IAM & WELLS,
13 , 18-2 m 84 E. PBONT and 85 LSTITIA MINIM
WELLINO„ COFFIN, & CO.,
NO. 220 CHESTNUT STEER%
Ore vrepared to
- CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY
OF
ARMY
WOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS,
61-11FTLEY, HAZARD. de
a • HUTCHENSON;
• No. 119 OIMJ3TNIIT MUM.
ooknaissioN
/011. Val BALI ON
PHILADELPHIA-MADE .000 DEL
' eutdEt-em
ADVISEDLY
E. SPEAK. D WHEN
W -we wiser° the ntiblio that there ate no bettor
portrait" than REIMER'S Life-size Oil-colored Photo
graphs. Coloring fresh, warm, and impreseive. Exe
cuted at war prime. SECOND St., above Green; it*
WHEN YOU CONSIDER THE
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NEST Volored Photographs, you will not wonder they
are - aci extensively. patronized. Only SI. GALLERY,
EZCONP Street. above.Orean. • it*
A DELICIOUS BATH,. HOT AND
COLD, can be had at the great •Ha Dlelatt Sa
loon, ItOIT.RTH bad
.BILUSOH Streets. 0010- tf ti
rigAMPAGN B —An invoice of 4: Gold
ILJ,Lici" 'CHAMPAGNE, net received per " Ina Rue.
tell." For sale by •.
OHAL: OilittiTAlNS, Bole &gent, •
8910 . N 0.128 WALNUT and 2t GUAND Streets.
Voice Of, Ores
. 41- pinta, pat receded
,OAVISTAIRS,
21 GRA.NITIC Rh
LIQUEURS. -50 oases assorted Li
(Mears, just received per ship Vandals, from Bor
damn, sad for male by -
JALIBICTORE k L iVERGNE,
202 (4 204 South FRONT Street.'
na and Oport
. O&REITA1118.
•*ALIATT and.
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CONTRACTORS.
LINENS
FOR ARMY PURPOSES.
Bales Farmers' Drills.
Bales Light and Heavy Duck.
ALL FLAX
TENT • CLOTH.
ARBWING, BY
CONRAD & SE RRILL,
206 CHESTNUT STREET
GOVERNMENT STANDARD,
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J. 13::_141TINOOTT . & 00.,
selo•Gt 22 and:24 North VIIBTII street
$1.75. PHO A T L O Bu G u It s. AP . H . $ L 75.
• A now lot bound In 7IIRK EY MOIIOOOO, FULL
SIZE, with clasp, reinced to $175, LESS THAN OOST
TO IItIABIJFA.OTUII . E. Other styles. proportionately
low ! PITORBB'S Cheep Bookstore,
rpfl St if 439 0138STNUT. Street.
THE BATTLES IN .VIRGINIA.-
11 We shall have ready TODAY,
ANOTHER FULL SUPPLY
of Blunt's Lap of Virginia, giving clear and excoriate
information concerning
ALL THE BATTLE-FIELDS
now engaging attention in Virginia. Price, 60 contg.
Ala°, cOlellav'e mar flap of the • Middle and South
ern Stater, upon which are marked &lithe Battle-fields,
ac
companied by the dates. Price St.
For sale by Whf. S. & ALFRED frItatTIEN,
ae2 • 600 OHESYNUT Street.
IV A R TELEGRAM M AIMING
NAP OF VIRGINIA.
SIZE 26 BY 20. • PRIOR 25 CENTS.
Sold in all Periridical and Book Stores, also Bent to any
address on receipt of price. For particulars see adver
tisement in Frank Leslie's Pictorial.
L. PRANG & CO., Publishers, 109 Washington street,
Boston. Mats. an2S-lm
BROTHERHEAD'S
LATINO LIBBAAY.III the. NEW English
and American. Books, inoludinu ALL GLASSE iof Lite—
.rittire. 'This is the ONLY Library in tho country that
Includes all the NEW EtIOLIBR. BOOKS that are not
"REPRINTED here.
Terme $6 per year ; six months 83 ; three monthe 81.60 ;
one month 76 cente r or 3 cents per day. 2LB South
NIG LITEI Street. eeB-3m
RNOLIiH r AND.FRENC H FAMILY
J.:41 onctitairilicitnißitiy AIM CABINET DE
LECTURE, 1317 onssnillT STREET.
' Subscriptions per tear, month, and day.
General catalogne.jnat imbliabed, furntibed gratis.
In Press, Catalogue of the Young Ladies' French Li
brary.
Catalogue de la Biblittheque des Dames et des Da
mofselles., M. M. MONAOFIESI. Agnot,
' ee6.lm ' " 1317 OH ICST.NU 1' Street.
WELLS.
1862
eirav-u
WOOD 43c CATCI -- ;
13IICIO.ESSOBS 10 Incorar, WOOD, & ND:311014
' Have now in store a -
.. COMPLETE STOCK .
Silk, Velvet s 'itad Colored Straw
BONNETS AND HATS,
French Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, &c.,
To which they respectfully invite the attention of the
former patrons of the House, and the trade generally.
sell• 2m
14308. }KENNEDY & BRO.,
No. 729 CHESTNUT STREET,
BATS II O.W MILADY TEMA
Plat IMPORTATIONS OF FRENCH
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
MILIMMY GOODS.
1e8.3m ' •
.ter-am
EPUTY QUARTERMASTER GE-
D OFTION, PHILADELPECIA) nth SO-
U w ber, 1862.
•
`PIIOPOiSALB well be received at this office until.
THURSDAY next, 18th Just, at 12 o'olock M. for
ieugh:ceeting the exterior of the following United elates
Military . Hospitals :
'Hospital at Chester.
" West Philadelphia.
' 44 4, Best , nville.
" Germantown.
44 a , Tenth and Ohlistian streets, Philadelphia.
It al Twisty-fourth and South - anal "
4,4, fixth and Master streets,
" 44 Sixteenth and Filbert streets, ~
" Fourth and George Streets, "
Twentieth coo Norrii stre.ta,
The buildings to to taken as they now stand, with the
full understanding that all nueteriala and itosnr necessary
to oon:plete the rough.coettng Alan be furnished by the
contractor, end included in. his proposal. The.whrk to
be done in two full coats of good lime, aud•olean, sharp
wind o n o,,,,t er ing lath secured to the battens. The first
coat must be well haired :with solurd,4langhtered hair;
and the second Boated to a hard rough-meet surface.
'loch• bid must 13a11119 the full amount for each Hospital,
including a baseboard of 12 inches wide around each
building at the ground, and any other work or materials
necessary for a perfect finish. Any further information
required can be obtained from John McArthur, Jr., Ar
chitect, No. 2C9 booth SIXTH Street, Philadelphia.
A: DO YD,
sell.llB Captain and Assistant Q M. U. 8. A.
TVORYTYPES.—A fac kimile of - the
origioal la found In REMES'S "Itrorytypel. The
asttual expression. complexion, and all that characterizes
a true Meat:teas, is faithfully rendered. SEOOND Street,
above Green. it*
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
INSTRUCTIONS AND REGULATIONS
FOS THS
CO TENTS
PUBLISRED- BY
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.
CIRUIILATING LIBRARIES
XELLINEEIT- GOODS..
YKLZ
MILLINERY, GOODS,
CONSISTING or'
PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
RYJ.. C. MaiitliftE & CO. ) _
ifoosont.
GOVERNMENT SALE 01 , TENTS, BNILPBA.OKII.
B ATERBACIES. P ONOIIOB, emD LEON, 8110VE1.5.
15PADE8, A XXS, &o.
011 MONDAY MORNING.
foptember 16th, tit 10 o'clock, at the GOVERNMENT
WAREHOUSE, foot of 0 street, may the ~.1 034
Worke,.we then sell the following articles, oordompea"
unfit for public etreice:
5,847 old Yenta eud nee.
10,80 Rnapeache.
4.668 Haversacks.
3,788 Canteens. •
1,983 Ponchos.
Axes. Spades, Shovels, Picks,
Camp Rattles, Stoves, Moss Pans,
Drums, Engles, Flags. Bedsacks,
Lot of Iron, Tent Poles, &c.
Terme cash, in United Sates Treasury notes.
By ordor of
Capt. DANIEL G. TROE
td. 8. K., U B.A.
JAS. O.B.(cGUIRE & 00 ,
Analoneers.
LEARNERS OF FRENCH, WHO
.
have been disappointed in the effect or the me
tric: ening mitbode, will dnd Mr. DEIAOROIX'S TriO.
1101IGH COTIRSIa EXPLANATORY 61134.14ti1.A.11
the most ratiotal practice for acquiring to speak and
write the larguege in a reasonable time,
Mr. DILACROIX has every reason to believe tbst
deliberate lA-action of hie statem of exercisel throughout
gradually tmarefecs the ready rawer more of the langosge
than is usually the result of double the number of hoard
devoted to the Frady of the books in common ase.
It TIIE irStsl:ll. STUDY, 907 FILBERT St
Nkr ALNUT-STREET THE ti.TRE,
Bole Lessee...... atm M. A. OtalitiilTTElON.
'Rosiness Agent. Mr. J OHN T. 'DON NbILLY
ELEVENTH AND ?&O ±T POSITIVELY LAST AP
PNABANOIE BUT TWO
Of thoee favorite and popular artists,
MR. AND MRS. E.'L. DAVENPORT.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11,
MACBETH!
Macbeth Mr. E. L. DAVENPORT.
Lady Macbeth Mrs. E. D &YEN PORT.
To conclude with "TO OBLIGE BENSON."
MBS. JOHN DREW'S .AROR
STESET TT:MAYBE.
Acting and Stage 'Manager .W. B. PrionEtzma.
Emblem Agent and Trentrurer 19S. D. MITKPIZE.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
POSITIVELY LAST TWO STOTTS of uY &NOHON."
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENING&
FANORON," "FAIWEICIEW
OR TER ORIORICT.
Win' new 13cenery, Dream, &c.
.. .. . ....2r1133 MACAW& Iii.I ; VOTIVILIE.
FRIDAY, BICNIDFIT of MISS MAGGIE MIITEI3I.Is.
PerfOrmattoosomotenceo 3( to 8. 50-21
•
A ROR-STREIIT TEEMIME.
FAREWELL. BENEFIT or •
blIBB BIAGGI'S miroamz.
Tintair EVENING, Bopronibar 12, 1862,
MARGOT, THE POULTRY DEALER.
To conclude with
• RATTY 0 7 51.1818. L.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE of her per
formance. . • . • It*
TORNNESYLV - ANIA ACAD EMY Or
'EBB rrsz - tams,
. . 3028 OR ESTNITT STREET,
is open daily (Ekmdays excepted) from 9 A. N. till It
P. N. Admission S cents. Ohlldren hell pries.
Shame of Stock, po. 531
‘ll 6 WANTED-2' "Buireri(.6r: the
lell Troop of Philadelphia Light Rom.
No. 219 ROOK direct.
lid Captain WM. IL FRY.
ALADY, well qualified' to teach the
French far grve. and the mina! English branches.
desires an engagement as GOVRENE SS, in a family of
young children. Address a Education." at this of
fice. se9•ttasozl4
WANTED—By a Young
.Married
Man of fifteen years' experience in the Horn
were Businees, a situation in a mannfactntiog establish
ment or Hardsvero' store. Andress "Itardirsre," at
this office. " • • selo.2Ve
. .
A.N
E D—ln a Commission
. .
V. V Bouiti . Tivass man who bad bad some exoe
riencia hsndUaj,.woolen goods. Address box 2,11;
P. 3 . 888.8 t
sir / sf i t i.-4flis amount wanted on a
v V Soo improved property. Torpetuel In—
surance to cover the same. Apply to E. PETTIT, No.
309 WALNUT Street. sre
PART OF A FURNISHED
'Mt HOLIES WANTED by a small family, In central
location. Addronana. 7226, peat Offlce. au22-tf
SEVERAL, ROOMS VACANT . AT
lklo. 232 South FOUNTS Strees. eeket
GENTLEMAN .AND - TWO LA
-1)T desire BOARD ins Genteel Private,
in the vicinity of Tenth aan Walnut streets. Tionße ad
dress fic B ." at this office. nes 12th
FOR SALE AND TO. LET.
TO RENTIOUSE • No. 1711
may - INN, Street ;:24 Spins, with modern conveniences.
Apply to • .' W. G.. BEDFORD,'
. 6010-3t* atotoo.i,towaibb street.
To :
.BENT , ---HOUSE 'No. '.608
Rat North TWIENTY.TrilStStriet; 8 rooms. gas, &o.
Bent X 10.61. ' Apply to • • • W. O. BSCVORD,
grelll
.81.* . • 1913 OALB OWltllpli Streit.
desira P
RE SID ENTI LE OR. SALK OR TO T: , --The
inlia ble three-stot7 brick N No. 725
North PBOF T Street, below Brown. It is in stood order
thronghont, and bee a fine Garden 'attached. Possession
given October 1,.1&62, : and it may be examined wiser
time.• 'Apply to ALBERT A. OUTRELBBIDGE,
:relo-41* 217 Sandi SIX 111 Street.
.$9l g $800; AND $633.- 7: I34QU.ND
J_V• BENTS of these timotultitfoT sitte at a al&
muta t entrt6oo to Wrest in Mortgage; • tOIL
2 1.3 1 7.1.01 C, No. 331 N. SIXTR. Street. ttelo.2t*
FOR SALE--Two High-Pressure Ex
bawling Condensing ENGINIDS, (nbright beam).
oylinder 18 inches bore, 34- inches Woke, connected at
rigbt angles on fly wheel shaft: otherwise entirely inde
pendent; each Engine having a strong and heavy bog
bed plate cart ID one piece, supporting massive equate
pedestals on columns carrying beam pillow blocks.
There Engines 'are modern In style and finish; strong
and substantially .bnilt, having only been in use a row
months, will be found en examinwien equal to any in the
market.
Also, two Cylinder Flue BOILERS, 89 feet 10ng,.42
Inches diameter, with two 'l5 incrt fines in each, with
whole fire front, and other appurtenances' need while in
operation.
Also, a Friction HOISTING DRUM, with ehaft.
driving, and revereing soar complete. Will raise a t
dinary epeed five tons, with single chain direct acting.
Also, the CHAIN belonging thereto.
MEG, one pair BLOWING CYLINDERS. Cylindee
80 inches diameter. 30 inches stroke. Horizontal, with
neat iron bed plates, all properly connected, with abouk
175 feet lOinch Blast Pipe, in 16 feet lengths, Tho
Cylinders are modern in 'tile, and enbstantlally built.
Also, two pairs CRUSHERS, with gear bettaY
need for crashing ores . ;with Driving Gear, Shafts,' Pre
leye, Hangers, &c.
Also, SHAFTING, from 7 inches diameter down to CI
Inches, with Pedestals, Hangers, Wheels, bevel and spur.
Pulleys, Ac.
Also, CORNISH PUMP, with necessary corineetlon&
Rod, Shears, Chain and Bucket Shelties, Pulleys, Std.,
Barrel, Shaft, Pedestal, Wheel, &c.
All the above having been used hut a short thric;ab the
Cbattem CoValt Minee, Middle Haddam, Conn.
Persons desiring to examine them will.please call on
GEORGE H. BISHOP, Middletown, Conn. near the
premises; or apply to C. H. sitatil,
KS if 222 WALNUT Street,. Philadelphia.
ar, FOR . BALE-DELAWARE
COUNTY FARM, 96 acres of Ilret•rato lan&
Price only *9,000. Terms easy.
A leo, Bveks.county Farm ; good laud; DU. acres; only
$75 per acro. Farm ono mile from Medi, ;: 96 agree
Delaware county ; 696 per acre. Farm, 8C- acres, near.
Norrietown, Alontgeniery county; $95 per sore. For
further particulars, apply to N. INVTIT,
(146 No. 809 wAtaarr Street.
$350 . --TO RENT—NOUSE No.
9.12.7 ANON Streot has ell As modern- improve
ments, and is in complete order.
Apply to W. M. surwitt,
ees 6t* No. 40 North FOUBT B Street.
t-4- TO BE SOLl4Large Modern
HOUSW3--No. 1825 GREEN Street, fonr•storteel,
2), feet front; and No 1902 dtreet, three.storted,
doable front; both decollate.
330N3ALL BROTHERS;
115 North NI STIJ Street.
ises-181
maA STORE AND DWELLING,
in a good noighborkood, 1030 TINE direct, TO
LET. Apply to
an3o-12t*
1862
gN OW ALL MEN *BY THESE
J--1- PEI BUN T 8 :
That I, EBENEZER GATE, of Franklin. in the
county of Merrimac; and State of New Hampshire, do
hereby revoke, annul, and forever cancel, any and all
Powers of Attorney heretofore granted by - me to one
CLIFTON BIDE; of the city and county of New York,
State of New York, to act for me in any mattefor trans
action whatever; and this is to give due notice and warzt•
leg to the public and all concerned, that froth this der
henceforth I shall utterly disregard and repudiate any
further act of said Rice made under or by reason of any
power of attorney which I have heretofore given him ;
and especially do I hereby revoke, annul, apd withdraw
the power of attorney which I have heretofore granted
to said Rice to sell and dispose of certain Patents or
Bights under certain Detente granted to me for-Imprnve;
meat in Horse Shoes,-Process for making Iron for same,
and the Iron whOn so made se new article of Manufac—
ture, or anything relating to the same.
No further astignment, transfer, or conveys - ice what—
ever, made by the . B ra id Rico in my name, or for me rinder
any alleged authority as aforesaid, will, after this date,
be recognized by me as valid or binding on me or my
legal representatives.
. In witness whereof,l have hereunto set my hand sad
seal this fourth day of September, ]BO2.
BEIIiNEZ 0413.
Witness t
ANDREW BOYD,
B. T.B.iyaci.
FOR TUE SEA SHORE.
Fes CAMNW.AND
.
te.NTTo.: klai o •
D ;
CHARON OP HOUR3.--git and aim . ,ItION)DAT,
Bept.lat, 1882, •
Dian Train leaves Vine-striei Ferry at 7.30 A. X.•
Express; 44 '. 46 8.45 P.
Accommodation train, for Absocom only, 4.40 P. K.
Returning, leaves Atlantic—Mall, 4 P. AL ; Express,
8.06 A. 11.
AccommOdation leaves Abseooin at 346 A. M.
Passengers for -Long Branch and intermediate sta
tions will take the 7.80 A. M. train. •
FARR 61.80: Bound-Trip Tickets, good on Ty for th 4
Day and Train for which they are issued, $2 60. Xi
ourston Tickets., goad tor three days, $3. Hotels ara
now open. •
an2B- tf•
•IrEFE FINES T ASSORT;
1 . 40 I .',.MENT :Of now, modern, and durable Pi:
ANOS from $l6O to SOO-
Also, PIM OE'S World.renowned MELODEONS ate
HABSIONIIIBI.B,..for cash, at a great reduction, or la
mall monthly instal menus JAAfES °ELL AK; 279 alit
281 South 1111711 Street, shove Spruce. . . se2,4mie
IEI . TRUES AND BRACE DE.
- 0. H. ITEHDLZS,'
Corner TwsLrrs and II&ON Etteesta;Pi
lierolal Trusses and naeohanloal applianoai atirraier
&Warted by
. , Cl. H. NEEDLES,..
Fine Frebehead approve' American, adapted to every
(ono of rupture, 'tu odulte and children, ErTHAL and
American Supporteri and Belts, Sbcraldwr Braces, Sca
oeneoriee, Elastic Stockings, and Syringes In great is
lety. Ladles' Department, TWELFTH Street, flume
loor below nevi. Conducted by otocivebant ladb3a.
Jyo3-31a
EDUCATIONAL
AMUSEMEteria.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
ELI DILLIN.I.2IB Green street.
LEGAL
JOHII G. BRYANT, Agent.