The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 16, 1862, Image 3

AND COMMERCIAL.
gitE MONEY MARKET.
POlLinnrlll3, September 16,1863.
; ,, A . the noise and excitement on the etreet,
AlCSE' f ' l 7 re lot ro been Vert quiet. This is pear
lef I ° h t r o that th e exalting newt came rather too
t°,llity tO affect quotations to any great extent.
1 ,1118, but °low at 117 on a west market.
°P" e d pert of the mutation have pocketed their
tO llO g o and now have the eatlefeetion of
Ott' t' 18"
tot t hey WO have laved two or three per
ng mns two or three days, and s from the looks
Ollght We saved two or three more In
SO o r two. The demand fell off very ma c
lett del the revolt coming &dm those holding
hphe.Jtt
t country. Old demands rose during the
bid and paid for thorn, but at the dose
the r e p in gold determining the further
11:4'' G o vernment Government seourittee on the street
and 104 was freely offered for the
'II l ogo dem
riles end 190 g for the sive. Quertermeeter'a
ere wo re plenty, and mold at %WM, One.
*I" c4lnactive at 081198 g.
etitVelB9 Were
orerrusuing the market, at 4 per cent. on
' . sorties Prime commercial naper.is
tt) r, no e r
A
r tit 4
r O 4 "
°'
oWhet wee rather Brna than exelted. 40-
„t
,fott, mi t opened at 100, tell X, and closed
at !he former figure. Seven-thirties were held too
m ere, and there were no sales 103%
hem , The most impOrtant stook on the Het
p„Adlog ftsftrostl. About 2,300 shares changed
it
OA realm- board, mui 1,3.90 outside. ening
A t to 30g, and fell to 30X at firs Bard
the Dods it brought 31, and fell before the
the inure with which It opened. ghe ten.
ho wever, for a higher figure. The bonds of
~ , b , r obr improved, 1870 e riling g, N or th Penn .
slaer rope 1, the tens ,1( Pennsylvania Form,
00 ,03, brought 88% esBBX ) closing at 89 bid
„ wa s improved X. Hamden Mid &ca
w, rill, Fold at 93 ; Pennsylvania it abroad float
0 m oo the 211 do. remaining firm. City
. 0 , were firm at 101, a slight advance Oata
\.lroiri A dvanced 1(., Pennsylvania % on Battu
(~ins 1 3 t ors, Harrisburg %, Bearer atm°,
t o F tllgh Scrip role g, Morris ()anal A t ., El.,
Passenger railways
vreirtrr,l if, the Sevens
„ore, West Philadelphia and Aroh.street hay
„cult oleo; the former improved 1, the latter
01 to , The market dosed ftrm.
01101 AL 'BANK STATEMENT.
OLT IMAOIIB OF THI FEJLAPFILFSTA }mini
678011 .
a. 130 . 0.15, Sept. 8, dept 15 Sept,
04) 4 1
011,1115... 84,20 9 , 0 1 $ , 80,00081868,005 $8541,000
o ,,, T ke„, 4 383 575 4,306,650 680.24 691,780
1 11.,6•.1 5.482 030 5,400,082 1 1,084 325 1,087,585
~i 1901,000', 1,908,000 260,006 258.000
~ „ ,
, 2 197 000, 2,1,11,000 216,788 224,100
vacs
2,034,000 2 018,000 849,001 341,090
,• 1218 587 1 1 11 193.284 - 2,04 740 204,881
1
„...,1 149••110 943 479 187,606 137,630
1,014, 090 1, 105,064 5 74 ,1 4 ' ,- 174,178
n. ~ 1,911,0711 1,910,150 382.601 386 995
51,2 Ch .., 1,670800 1,055 005 145,414 145,1130
017 819 030 921 165,835 165,755
I'ol ..... "
j30,8;03' 2,439,483 .340,833 372,464
. 158801 778.81 , 129810 129,887
ltdatiou..l 917,603 919.752 11'2,454 112,843
. 1
970 059 9 50,06 ' , 133.25 8 124.924
ilwealss.l 615,319 511.009 71455, 76,555
cdm, 500 ,000' 770,000 100,001 100,000
...... gal .
1 774,000 708, 0 00 ' 89,000 80,096
.334016,078 34,631;350 5,615,04 5,548,857
DsPosne. 01 IiIOCIL
Sept. 8. Sept 15. , 1 Sept. 8.
000
52,780,01 -
2,7441 2,701,0
,00,132, 4,931,1
,233,000 1,238,
1,341,000 1,958
1,478,000 •1,40 t
1,119, 767 1,13
998,768 1,00
alp 855 720, 8F
,1,894,174 I,o'
Act:- 879 4g
e 33214
Roma 1.
..... , -
,sx4.
Sept, lb. I
114., 81,742,00052,730,000311876,000
A me rmi.
; .2 fin 744 2 191 073 559,136
1 116:11,, 461 1 0,132 4,931,035, 177,895
1,233,000 1,236,006 887,000
do' 1,311,000 1,1.38,000 874,425
1,478,000 1,495,000
-..124,000
„, „ 1,119,767 1,183,391; 68,490
988,768 1,005,880, 815.960
Townithip 636 720 881,024; 205,392
r ..,...., ; 1,634,174 1,608,0'6 188,67,5
15(-62,..k 878 4251 886,2401 372,3 to
rte., „. 653 214 583,720 79,760
... „ 1,691596 1,635,115, 414,850
......... ; 061,395 685,402 176,498
429,128 458,463 326,408
602,211 641,1631 271,484
t;; ;t3 ' Vlil. 297,329 289,225 283,745
coilnace.' moo, 623,0001 213,000
363,000 864,000, 274,000
r 21,780,163 26,062411 5.177.537
(nearing° B %NACOS.
4 t3 358,222 71 $171,854 27
8,068,466 17 223.109 40
3,154 019 41 306,621 28
3,482,684 62 814,557 16
2,925,F18 59 268 967 51
...... 3,009,411 62 280,398 18
$18,983,521 92 81,251,497 77
ollasieg statement shows the condition of the
PS udelphia at various times during the had
Bode, Otrcnl'n. Deposita
5,685,725 2,145,219'21,398,014
Loan,
..31,641,337
30,385,119
~,,.,.:9,393,336
28,037,891
.29 824,432
,33,206,881
~,„ _83,656,878
23.628,089
33,131,515
~,,33,899,351
31,631.3401
36,015,6761
el & 04.414414'.
2,144,398
2,343,493
3,375.970
3,709,592
4,335,012
4,749,220
5,884,0111
6,891,108
1 5,886,424
1 8 ' 049 ' 636
5,653,482
6,645,007
b 026,070
6,680.187
4 997,936
6,006,361
6,662,730
6,562 606
6,002.418'
6 071,866
6,192.935
5,469,061
16,50,160
5,646,867
6,177 pa
6,6 L 6,044,
parol-10 pm.
parol.lo pm
fore ttetteap
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Af n ii" die.
..,. %et 4.10 die.
17018 pm.
117(610,1(
Jeffers' Vomiters 610ee8 dla
enersfel .. 981003)(
11 11. Schulte & Co. coots foreign exchange for
trade, from Boston, as follows:
Of days sight BOX ce3l
Pm .. 8I 031%
o la T s elstd 41'271( 04f 83,1(
I.Caya 4f 46 04f.311(
r 1.0) 40 a Aida 4f 82X 041.0a3g
1.,W dote Mein ...... .... . 03% e 9.1.
as. CO dm. sight 431(
e. 0 do's tight 88X
,60 anis thla BOX
604avl ilea 88 x .
ists,o fiefs sight 49 0493(
At. 60 dap eight • .. 491(
at tires
flphis Stock Exchange Sales ' Sept. 15.
fed 87 8. Z. SLAYYSIL.III , Ph il a. Ciehang• ]
rIEST BOARD '
xi B...cisb 307 3000 U B 6a'Bl. 99%
le ........... 303 k 600 do. ...,. 9371
01 ~.80, SOO do 99%
G' 66 30X 1000 N P.,nns 104.....101
4, 30 bif 6000 Panne Ilona 54... 91%
do 16 30% 100 Oatvgime. Et ..... 31(
6.1 5 6 110 .14 200 Peoua 64 88 X
63 80% 28 Pones Et 49
do sown 301( 62 do ... •.. ..... 48 34
4e. ...66.30 44 3000 N Peons 84 77
do 530 44 26 Ilarrlsoarg 11.. . , 58X
44..... ..... . 30% 3000 f'auf & em Ba'B3 95
66081 ..100 80 West Phil% R. .. . 53
BETWEEN 110..1111)8. '
to Ixcbooge .
C0nde......
ri rid
.ot R Ist mt.. 107 I
151500 ND
ties , •,, , 101
.1 In 100
Kowa R. 80%
...... .6ays 30 %
WA88 ,4
ut:osiriG PR.
Rid. Asked.'
JO R. 103
....... 100 100%
Bt. .... 91% 98 I
1140 M100% 101
it ß 89 89 %
30 50 30%
150 00 , 43.103
Ws 'lO.lOl ..
a, %a.. go N
di,. 49g 49%
41n2 de..108% 107
3m 0e.,102%
11Cos.. 42x ..
al Pref. .. 11 4 5 X
+Stook.. 43(
13
$082„.. 87
a 13
R Prot.. 23 21
;600 11166 66 N0w.......100%
BOARD.
600 N Penns 64 77
20 Arch at 11...a5wa 21
60 Ostawleaa B 81(
67 Lehigh iorlp.." 28
1 Beaver 6leadow.. 58
100 Nuns R — 491(
101911-- Tlll5l.
Eta Asked
eta ... 88
la island R..... 17x 18
Leh 01 & N.:-tlv 60 611(
Lee) a Nav sop. 27 X 28
N Ponna elj
N Paltea 77 771(
N Penns B 101.100% 101
Oataw B Om.. -81( 8%
Catawba' Prf.. 10 11
Fr & filouth'k R.. 40 ..
Soo & Third tit B 58 69
IRamti Vinv.at B 10ji 11
W Pails U..... 52% 531(
Spruce & Pine.. 13 13%
Or R Coates ....al ..
Arel , 9t. 24 24%
Mir R Filet:lth. 18
'Girard Collage.. .. 24%
ITenth A Blevith
Philadelphia Markali. •
SVPTIMEIIIII, 16—EVICNING.
h r market le Inactive, and without any alters
-wte in price or demand ; only 4004,500 Wets coax
•o oars family mold at $5.75, and 500 bbl. good
14 ' bbl• Sales to the trade range at from $56
'awaits and extras, $6.7506 26 for family, and
toe lasoy brands. *""ding to quality. ../lye
mud wanted at $3 6 003 63 41" bbl. Oorn
put Isgaired for, end Pennsylvania le offered at
1,1 41 Wive, and the market rather dull. with
; ) CtObtiih at 129131300 for Western and Penn.
In store, 1820 for ;Irian? Pennsylvania do
e.l 1 330136 c for Southern do. White ranges at
l k II Nesbitt,.
i '!lbhdY at 70078 e for new sod old,
' "wire elenty,tind only about 8,000 bushels have
A kt 0 , 70 0 f or paws yellow afloat and 08e In the
4 2 1 4 are sochenged, and 3,000 bushel, Socithero
'stye alleet, the latter for heavy 1011.
(luertitron meets with steady demand, and let
sunk 832 ten.
~ l ticacttvo, but One and on tbo advance, and
md,
•
411 E, AND PaoviSlONg—There le very little move•
lb tit* . but holders of the letter are firm in their
'-;, Is rather more 1 ocotred fort 304+30 bbld.
old at 330 and drudge at 310 IP dation.
Phi ludell;hitt Cattle Market—Sept. 18.
Pacification of Goy. Ourtlo, and the nowe from
War btu operated Unfavorably on the Cattle
el leAsy, The receipts are larger thee they hare
6Ereral months past, reaohlog about 2,100 bead,
the market TtliDIS very Mg:, prices being ;450 the 100
*et then last quoted, ALMA of the stook le poor,
L 4 beat the rase for some time past, aril prices for
tti atlas!, are love? mud the - decrial:id very limited ;
14,1 14 Nears are alto lower, but moat of Orem sold
n ll the 41 at Delete Vilining from ert.SodsB-60 per
ihr !attar Agttree for extra °boater county
)t cattle aro telling at from tleeeo 60; and ordl•
( air at lflmT 50 100 The,
lily, according to condition
sisikbt elated very deal, and safes were made af
abi Stites than the above. T 6 -6 receipts being
then the demand, 38400 howl will be lett over.
ITY ITEMS.
Fall Trade;
Ihriartding that War is the all-angrosslng Eclat°
hoer, It would be a grave error to en pose that .
• *i tlichaanels of commerce In PbtledelPhlP were''
k" 4 , 6 "hstarctent. Our meroautile houses especial/1
L .Drad for their patronage more excloeively upon
114 * Ire active, and have reason to / expect a
: till business. The reasons tot this are obvious.
t"o sPoPolation hair not suffered a diminution by
11 ' 1 " , d money wee never more abondant. Such
Ise hke army, therefore, as Masora. WOOD &
Cillte ° ll l4Dll to Lincoln, W sea do N 14104; No; 123
thi, li ege ktillh aer y Importer. and Job
tblt City, have acted wisely in, laying thomm/Yell'
II M agnificent' fall trede. They are certain to
'IL la looking through their Wfoirsalls depart
;41ndss 'refound every breneh of it thoroughly
° ' lll l fresh, choice, handsome, — ad desirable
/a Bilk and Velvet Bonnets, French Flowers,
libbohe, and all kinds of faelitodable
lb ,! l "itock 4 especially. rloa. We commend this
he a ttention of the trade throughout the corm.'
„use ehich thrugh years of succeatfut ex Perienne'
v "' t his st o eadily grown in the esteem and con.
1 ' Its patrons.
. 14
;OF TRH FRENCH LANOCAOE.— Iri
d ecluton of our paper 10-dar will be fOttenll under
Ittitlchal" htad, the card of Profiria:Ntssekh
who Is now Perming a class to receive instruotione in
French by the oral method, the coarse to consist of six
teen lessons of an hour and a half each. Professor
Matee's eminence as a teacher of the French language
is sustained by the strongest letters of commendation—
which we have eeen—from such distinguished sources as
Rev. Bishop W. B. Stevens, D D. Prof. Ooppee, of Penn
ay! nude University, Charles Short, Beq , and others. The
great advantage of studying under hfsl system is, that
those having a slight knowledge of the *reach language
may make rapid' progress' without devOting any other
time to its etudy than the hour passed with the teacher.
SEAMLESS BAGS AND BLANKETS FOR THE
—We invite attention to the advertisement et
Mr. George Grigg, No. 219 Church Alley, another
column, of Seamless Bags, which lie ogere in great varie
ty, and at the lowest prices ; else, a lot of 350 pairs white
4% Point Blankets (imitable for hoegitah), Gray Army
Blankets, Heavy Kereeys, Rob Roy Linsey's, Standard
4-4 Sheetings and Brine, low-priced Madder Prints,
for sale by the case or bale, We recommend buyers to
examine this stock before purchasing.
GRAY BLANKETS 10E THE ARMY.—At this
Juncture, when all kinds of Army Goode are in demand,
we tale plealure in announcing the fact that Mr. O. O.
Foulk, large importer and dealer in cerpetings, No. 35
N. Second street, has just received, and offers this morn
ing for sale (Bs will' be open by his card elsewhere), 1,000
Gray Army Blankeldflegulation size, at Retail, lest titan
Government pricer, '• -
MANOTIIER TRIBUTE TO MESSRS. BROADBENT
00.--gbe superb apeoimens of art constantly emana
ting from the great Photographic establishment of
Meyers. Broadbent A; Co., whom splendid galleries and
operating rooms are now located at Noe. 912 and 914'
Chestnut street, are daily receiving letters of approval
from to parts of the
,country. The following letter,
dated Louleville, Kentuckh ls one among many of a
similar character that have lately been received at their
office in this city':
4, liJi MS. BROADBENT & 00.--GeRaeRICR : The pic
tures came duly to hand, in good order, and give perfect
satisfaction. Their fidelity, as lionesses, is praised by
everybody, and their style of finish is greatly almired.
linciosed please find check for amount of bill, $lB6
Very respectfully, yours, ***,,
FINE STOCK OF TRAPPINGS FOR ARMY AND
NAVAL OFFIDER9.-officers of all grades, in the Army
or Navy, will find a superb stock of the articles requisite
for their outfit at the house of biome. Charles Oakford
k Bon, Nos. 834 and 836 Chestnut drool, under the Con
tinental Hotel. Their splendid new-style Fall Hats - are
beginning to attract much favorable attention on the
greet, and are already gracing the heads of many gen
tlemen of taste and fashion. •
FORE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDIOINAL
PUNFOSNS.--Dlr. C. H. Mattson, Dealer in Fine Family
Groceries, Arch and Tenth streets, bee constantly on band
an aesortment of Wines and Liquors for the accommoda
tion of his customers, selected and Imported witb ape
aal reference to their age, character, and absolute
purity, for Medicinal purposes._ •
WE Nvounn CALI. the attention of the public
to the Lecture of Rev. 3. W. Jackson, to be delivered this
evening at Handel and Haydn Hall. His former spirited
and patriotic addresses have elicited the admiration and
applause of the lovers of our country. His zeal in the
cause of Freedom, in this the bon- of peril, will secure
for him a large audience.
CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER HOSPITAL AssOClA
vtoN.--Anotber loyal and patriotic enterprise has just
been started, and is fast progressing toward completion,
the object of which is to afford temporary relief to the
many sick and wounded citizen - soldiers that are con
tinually arriving from tho field of battle, and as our
general hospitals are filled to their utmost capacity, it
has been deemed advisable, after a full consultation with
the army surgeons, to have the present building com
pleted at once, and be prepared to minister to the wants
of the entortunate.
$374,000
572 622
165,170
425,000
367,210
180,000
80,450
310 682
212.828
188,670
849 965
86,505
424,747
174.680
806,868
263,050
261,758
214,000
265,000
The building Is to be located at the southeast corner of
Broad and Prime streets, where a largo number of sick
and wounded have been and still are continually ar
riving from the late scenes of action, and as many of
our citizens are aware, without a place to rest their sick
bodies and wounded limbs. It was bat a few nights
since that the three churches in the neighborhood had
to be thrown open to offer a plat* of temporary shelter
to these brave defenders of our country's rights.
Philadelphians; shall it be soy Shall your sons and
brothers arrive here without a place to shelter them
from the storm ? No l the duty we owe our country
toys no ; the philanthropy and benevolence of our citi
zens say no, and the many honorable mechanics, la
borers, and others, who are constructing the building,
have shown by their daily labor, given without com
pensation, that they mean no.
Our worthy townsman, Josiah Randall, Meg, the
owner of the lot, has freely offered it to be need for this
noble purpose.
The enbecription list bee been opened and responded
to, and it is for you, citizens, to say how long it shall be
before the hospital shall be ready far its patients.
We want carpenters, laborers, and mechanics to give
us of their labor, if they Cannot of their means. .
We want material men to send us lumber, hardware,
&c
5.192,936
20,068,898
18,641,190
16,636,638
21,316,614
24,384,644
24.387,781
We want the capitalist to open tile purse and send us
money to n sin the enterprise; in a word, we want all
the means subscribed to complete the building forthwith.
A liFt,of patens authorized to receive subscriptions
8111 te found among the advertisements in to•cl 'e p tpar
Tux FAMOUS " BULLET-PROOF " VEST.
The Famous " Bulletproof" Vest
Will resist rifle ball at 88 rode,
Will resist rifle ball at 88 rods,
Will turn a bayonet-thrust or pleitol-shot,
Will turn a bayonet-thrust or pistol-shot,
Will not impede the most violent exercises.
Will not impede the most violent exercises
24,656.269
24 217,855
2404',810
24,237.622
24 607,616
I 26,062.171
2,4,780,1 M
Warranted all that is represented.
Warranted all that is represented.
f eo the testimony at the agency,
eo the testimony at the agency,
Charles ktokes', nnder the "Ociniinental.?
Charles Stokes', =der the Continental',
_
UNIFORMS FOR, SOLDIERS.—W hiIe OUT Citi
zen-soldiers are hurrying forward to the defeike . of thi
city and Slate, it is a great satisfaction that they gene
rally go well clothed and equipped. This is one of the
great advantages resulting from fitting out voliiiteep in
a city like Philadelphia, where the Brown Stone ;Nothing_
Hail of Rocklin+ & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut'
street, above Sixth, is located. This firm turns out the
best, the most elegant, and the most comfortaole uniforms
that are made anywhere, and the immenee patronage
bestowed upon it gives evidence of the public appreciation
of the fact.
COURAGE.—Mere physical insensibility to
danger does not constitute courage. Nearly all brave
men have been finely organized, and therefore of nervou s
temperament. Crew was tervous so was Nelson. The
Duke of Wellington saw a man turn pale as he marched
up to a battery. a That," said be, 16 is a brave man
be knows his danger, but faces it." Bad such men been
living in times like these, they would, without doubt,
have worn the handsome uniforms manufactured at the
Military Clothing Establlahmeut of Granville Stokes, No.
609 Chestnut street, where garments of every descriptim
are cold at exceedirgly low rates
SPECIAL NOTICES.
fiffV9ll PIANOS AND MELO
DEONSAT AUCTION
PRICEB.—To be fully prepared to respond to the re
commendation of Governor Curtin, and for the exigen
cies of the war, I will sell my entire stock of elegant
Pianos and Melodeons, new and little used, as above.
It embraces 12 of the' inimitable Steck Plows, besides
others of well-established reputation. Melodeons of Meson
& Hamlin and Treat & Linsley's make, all warranted for
five years, and kept in tune, in this City, for one year.
J. B. GOULD,
SEVENTH and OREBTAIJr.
seB.l2t
- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYI
THE BEST IN THB WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOR'S oelebrikted Hair Dye •
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature- 7
warranted not to injure the Hair In the least ; remedies:
the W effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair tot
life. GRAY, BED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly tarns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Rair.soft and beau.
tlfuL Bold by all Druggists, Ao.
afir The Genuine is signed WILLIAM. A. BAWER.
4011, on the four sides of each bon.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 288 Broadway and 18 Bond street),
ony2B-ly New York.
GROVER & BAKER'S NEW SHUTTLE
SEWING NIAOHINZ.—PRION, $4O.
The attention of tailors and other manufacturers ro••
grairing the use of a fast and durable lock-atitch machine,
Is directed to our No. 9. This is a now and admirable
machine, operating with the greatest ease, and with bat
little noise, and, although but lately put into the market,
is already a great favorite with manufacturers, It is a
first• class machine, at a low price.
No machine ever introduced in this city has 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
_fine cotton, silk, or linen
thread, equally well ; and the low price at which it is sold
places it within the reach all who desire a reliable,
serviceable machine.
GROTER & BASER B. N. 00.,
750 ORNBTNUT street.
UNi-YRId CLOTHING, OP Tal LAnktil:
iltrn.llB, made In the Boot Manner, erprosely for BL
TALL BALM. LOWEST BeWns Prime marked tn
Plain nicuree. All Goode made to Order warranted
ealtethotory. Our Gis-Piton SW= to wtrtotly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
4029-11 JONES k 00.. 804 MARKET Street
NVLLLIBN—DONNELLY.—On the 11th !Diskant, by
Rev. Wm. Dooper, D. D., Mr. George Wailen to Mies
Lizzie D. Donnelly, all of Philadelphia. tk
BENTLEY—BEVERIN.--On the 26th ult., by Boy.
Joseph H. Kennard, Mr. John Bentley to Min Anna
Elizabeth Eeverin. - *
BIBNBAUM—OLAY.—JuIy 10th, by the Bev M D
Kurtz, Mr. Charles N. Birnbaum to Miss Jolla Clay,
both bf Mil city.
.
RIEHLI.....At Washington City, on the 14th instint,
Dr Charles ICBiehte P. V. . .
Bis toalefriunds, and those of the family, are invited to
attend his funeral, on Tuesday morning, the 16th fast ,
at 10 o'clock A. 31 , from the - residence of Kr: Obsess'
H. Daher, No. 1034 Arch street. To proceed to Laurel
Bill.
TllOlllBOS.—At Princeton, N. J., on the 12th Soo
tember, Hon. John B. Thomson, United States Senator
from New Jersey.
, His friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited
to attend his funnel; at Trinity Church. Princeton. at.
1 o'clock P. M., to-day, Tuesday, Sept ltl.•
LEviB,„l._Bodderdy, on the 13th inst., Waiter P.. Lerviri,'
son of Willians - and'Sarah•P. Lev* aged 20 months.
The rtlatlYci and friend of the famdlvarti retioectfullf .
Invited to attend the funeral, from Ills 'parents' residence,
No. 1223 Pavia streetilthis - {Tuesday) afternosn; -- at S
o'clock •
MoOULLOI72II.— , On the lab last., from wmiado
received in thebatili at Pair CwisqlWminp„ltobert Isla-
Ontiongh..kged 2d years. - • 4 ' . •
TRAVEBS,=On the 13th" last . , Mrs. Catharine Tra..
sere. widow' of Capt. Frederick Traveri, aged 78 yeires
' THOST.—: , On the 13th inst., Sarah Ann, Infant daugh
ter of Ezekiel and the late Sarah Ann Ybost, aged 11
months and $ days.
oolloBBlN.—On the 13th instant, Mrs:Susan 111 c.
- Orcsal o.
801031811.—0 n the 13th instant, Ann Letitia,' infant
daughter of Banatad Beadle/ and Anna BorFe r i a g e l 3
months and a days. at
19 °BRIDE —On the 13th Ind , Mrs. Catharine Mc-
Bride In the 81st year of her'age.,
BIIOFIELD.—On the 13th : inst., of intiamentiyott,ot
the tongs. Mary 1,1 Schofield, late of this city,
MoGIIATH.—On the 14th inst. Mr. Chula M6Clialls.
MARRIED
DIED.
BOMBES —On the 14th inst., of typhoid fever, Sylvia
Somers, wife of Captain John Somers, aged 36 years.*
STEEPLE —On the 12th that., suddenly, Mrs. Sarah
Steeple, wife of J. Barash/ Steeple, In the 335 year of her
age.
bWEENET.—On the 14th inst., Paul A., eon of Paul
and Ellm Sweeney, aged 24 years.
MoGSAW.-00 the 12th ii , Margaret McGraw,.
aged 11 'ears and 6 months.
OARLIN.—On the 14th inst , Bernard, son of Bernard
and Mary Carlin, aged 10 month, • dk
BOASII..On the 13th Instant, 'Mary Roark, aged 45
Years.
RIMIER —on the 13th Ind , Sarah Ann Bainler,
aged 97 years
lIMIGERTY.—On the 12th bet, Mtn SlUen J. Beg-
BLACK AND SECOND MOURN
ING Dress tilks, just opened !
Mach Grog Grains and Ponit de Shies.
Math Taffetas and Gros de Mines.
Black Armnres and Venetiennes.
Black Gros d'Ecosse or Ottomans.
Black and White Taffeta Lance.
Black and White Varsoviennes.
Black and White neat Stripes and Ohecke.'
BBSSON &
.002-tf Mourning Store, N 0.918 OBBSTNII r Street..
TrPRAYER — FOR THE COUNTRY,
The 011UROH OF THE EPIPHANY WC be
opened for pros er for our country in lie present troubles,
on the afternoon of WEDNESDAY and SATUEDAY of
the po esent week, at 4 o'clock. : ' it*
FAIR FOR THE SICK AND WOUND-
U,3 ED -1301,DIER8.—A Fair for the We 'of 'Useful
and Fancy Articles is now being bald at 517 - A.EOl3i bt ,
commencing TUESDAY, fieptember.l6 s and continue
for one week. The proceeds will beiipptopriated towards
relieving the wants of those noble 'lni3ll who have fin
•porilled their lives in defence of their country. - Collisions
solicited. 8. sgA.Bw,
IL WILT, •
•
Committee.
JA CESON NOT TO INVADE PENN
'S... 3 SYLV iNIa--TEE WAY TO:PREVENT IT.
A lAICTUBE on OUROOIINTRY AND ITB E1D1113...
GENOT. by Bev. J. W &LEER JAOS.SO .2, at HeNDEL
and HAYDN B A LL, EIGHTH and SPRIN4 4 &EDEN
Streets, on THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at. 8 o'clock.
Admission, 25 cents. Tickets to be had.st Pugh's Book
Store, &h and Chestnut Sts.; at Perkeripine & Higgins',
58 N. 493 ; and at thei door.
N.EW ENGLAND SOOILIETY—A.
113 Qilerterly Meeting of the SONS OF NEW ENG
LAND, in Pennsylvania, will be held on TUESDAY
XVI NING. September 16th, at7g o'clock; et the Booms
of Gil Society, southeast coiner THIRTEENat and
OrIESTNU Streets. JAS. B. ALVORD,
Secretary.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING. OF
Tr N aTI °NAL UNION 3SO 01A110 a 0
IbE NI SE TEENT W &SD - 4111 be held at half past
7 o'clock THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. at the house of
Jobn Deem Corner of ELLA and ASSES. Streets.
SAUL P. HALL, President.
GEORGE B. OLEGG,
JAMES- afILLIGAN, Jr., 5 Secretaries it*
NOTICE—THE ENROLLED BIEN
BEES of tae "PENN GUARD" and the tIOII
in ON W F.AITB ARTIL II I" will report TO:TIII0 E
ROW 'MORNING, at 9 o'clook, at the aTMOTY of the
""Keystone Artillery," FILBERT St., above Eighth,
when sabres and accoutrements will be provided, pre
pared to take the field. A. McJ, ROBERTSON,
It • Captain Commanding. "
[I.WAR POLICIES—STATE IN VA..
8"101%1.--- THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE . INS IT E ALYCE COMPANY does not charge
extra premitimi.. to Policy-holders who may be called out
to 'protect the State from invasion., . -
.
War permits issued on intuit tents to persons who
may enter the est vice of the United States Payment of
premium made to suit the convenience of the-insured.
Capital, upwards of .$2,0e0,000 ' -
WILLI/LH BETTY, Agent and A.Wy,
425 fIHEUTN,III Street,
Philadelphia Bank Building.
.tir-s CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER HOSPITAL
113 ASSO`t)LaTION.—The following named gentle
men are antborized to receive subscriptions. The name
of Conor and amount will be acknowledged every Mon
day, through the daily papers. Be up and doing. Re
that giveth onickly giveth twice. Bead the remarks in
another portion of ibis raper :
1 1homas Tacker, Sr , President, No. 122 South Fifth st.
I. E. Barnes, M. D., Vice President, No. 908 South
Twelfth street.
T. L. Gifford. Secretary, No. 929 Passynnk road.
Henry B. Watts, Treasurer, southwest corner of Broad
and Federal streets. :^"
Henry T. Fox, No. 1238 Filbert street.
J. T. Williams, No. 834 South Second street.
Josiah Bandall, Bea.. corner of Seventh and Walnut
streets. _
James Shaw, M. D., northeast corner of Seventeenth
and Carpenter streets.
Frank Boyle, at - Thomas & Bone' Auction Store.
Wm B. Ounnintittam, No. 914 Market street.
Louis H. Grubb, No. 1717 Coates street.
John Goodoy, northeast corner Thirteenth and Chris
tian strette
T. 8. McAdam, No. 123 South Sixteenth street.
T. H. Clayton. No. 803 Sot:lth Thirteenth street:
A. F. Sinley, No. 1157 South Twelfth street.
John Kilpatrick. No. 912 South Broad street.
Wm. Lucas and John Lucas, northwest corner Seven
teenth end Carpenter streets.
James Itvans, No. 1262 Christian street.
Alexander °vireo, No 816 tooth Fourth street.
Joseph L. Goff, No. 526 South Thirteenth !street.
C. P Pay rot & Rdward H Pyle, southeast corner of
Broad and Christian Warne
David J. Stevenson, No. 136 Temple street.
Wm. L Clayton, Lombard , above Eighteenth street.
_ _
.
L. B. M. Dolby, ,
Steam Mill, Coates' street wharf.
B D Benner, M. D , nird, above Christian.
D Fox, Eleventh and Walnut.
Edward M. Follett, northwest corner Front atd Chris-
lan streets
John William'. Willing's alley, above Third street
Dr. - Nobinger, corner 8000nd and Mary streets, or by
.Ihe Oomadttee on the ground, at Broad and Prime
streets esl6-tr
MILITARY.
GYMNAST,- ZOUAVES -now in
111.1 , 111bRURG . for State day- Reerulte will be
t
rteelveuntll thiee o'clock P. M. Armoty, No. 37
South THIRD Wed. ' • • it*
' A RlttOhY" :COMPANY A, FIRST
A 11,TILL3111r t .H. G., 1i0.1733 MABKET Street.—
The wilitie open on KOKDAY.TUESDAY,
and -WEPNYISPAT ottbio week, from 4 to 7 P. at,
to reortvirreornite for tbli Oliiipany, now et Harrisburg.
Anse, aclootttrimotits, ispdArassaportation furnished.
• 841417 FL WILCOX,
Becruitiog Officer.
. _
. ELL S w ORT : '
r i I I A Ita --- 00irPS - ;
feriminedlife State Serving -Armory N E. corner of
—1
ZI.OIITD end OALLOWHILL. Ogren from 9 o'clock
A. M to 10 o'clock P M. Het:amino wanted The
COMPSDY IS under marching orders; and will be fully
COI prd in the regulation uniform before leaving. Drill
every afternoon and evening.
905 3tie 1 3. lA. SHELDON, °Wain.
llt BO BIJ ITS WANTJED FOR
TOUT DEL AWARIP--lier,vy, Artillery service.—
$165 Bounty; ' $9O Wore leaving the city Any
Pt , reone understanding military drill; who will bring
in mimes of men; can have positions in the company.
Pay, rations, and uniform, from day of muster. Apply
at Beedouarters, 409 CHESTNUT Street. 5°15-St
filElle HEADQUARTERS ' CO. I, Ist
. GIitENT, B. 8., Sept. 16, 1862.—The members
end recruits of.r.he Company who dio not leave with
the command, will report at the armory, Broad ;end
Pine !meet*, this (Tuesday) morning, at 10 o'clock;
Tranwportation will be furnished to join the regiment
Buy ediately. By order of Captain Briggs.
11*' THOS. H. &lIB t OOKIIt, O. S.
TH E UNDERSIGNED: WILL
open on the 22d of September, at the Anion? m ,
'BMW the Philadelphia. Olty Institute, N. E. corner
of SIGH ['BEN TB and OHESTNIIT Streets, a &hoof
exchnively for the Military Initruction of_Boye, and eco.:
finite the patronage of the public:. Circulars can be had
et Not t end Brother's, Tenth and Oheetnnt streets, at the
Hall, or et the residence of , 1 4 10KENDOEFF,
1912 00d1B9 Street.
N. il.—Bas withdrawn entirely Us connection with
Mr. Llaalko's school. ' • • son (Ste
iA T T E N T I OW !: - ItECRUITS
wanted , for the second Company 'of BNYENUE
GUARD% the find Company being fpll, , and under
command of William B. Thomas. Asiti to either
of the undetwigned, officers at the cuqobt amiss,
from 9 A M. to 9 P. M.
N. B.—Arms and inuipMenta furnished.
• . ' WILLIAM' G.. fITIVII# Captain.
J. J. - BUCIIER, - fincond Lieutenant.: • , - .1 • . eel3-3t •
11 TO IRISHMEN AND OTHERS
. .OF PENNSYINA,NIA—T HE BRIAN - BO
UGIE ME UNITED masa LEGION OF PHIL t-
DELPHI& WILL BE IN THE GALLANT-A.)OR
COHAN B BBIGADE —Government and City Boun
ties of $166 secured up to the 20th init. This is one of
the regiments baying authority to offer such great in
ducements prior to the draft_ Captaide with-full coin- .
Ironies piereutlng themselves to Headquarters, will re
ceive V 450 recruiting expenses when Mustered In. ',Men
•Cf good character, bringing from 16 to 25 good men ; will
be commissioned Second end First Lieutenants i 40mee,
a Captaincy. Come from all cities enti'counUesof'sho
`State—we ;will receive . you like brofhers. Telegraph
despatches or letterwreptied to. Free transportiNon on
allthe railroads to Eleadnuartersi CONNOLLY'S Hotel,
opptietillStauilfonee, Philadelphia. Apply to •
. GEORGE (MOORES,
Colonel of 144tb'Begiment, P. Y.
mel2-fit
I_ CAMP INDEPIS , BRENCE.-OIIR
COUNTRY—TO ABM'S T—TBE VETERAN BE
GI hi 6 N TB.—The gallant officers and brave soldiers
detailed from the old. Philadelphia'Be,siments, now
hi the field, have pitobad tents •in INDEPENDENCE
fiQUABE, and will enlist recruits for; their glorious
battalions on that saoed ground. •
A full Military Bind will be in attendanie every day
after 3 P. M • - , •
TO ARMS TO .ARNI3I I .- TO AB 1 118!1
By order of the Citizenalrßonoty Fund Committee.
JOHN E. ADDICKii,
Chairman of,Oommittee on Beoraltin`.
!TAE ATTENTION (Y ABLE-
R ODI HI D MEN is':intUed to the recruiting of
BATTERY 0,162 d Pennsylvania Volunteers, or 3d
Pennejlvania Artillery,•et the Headnuailers. No 886
HARMONY street, between Chestnut,. and' Walnut,
below Fourth: Also. 806 VINE etreet(aud below Com
missioners' Hall, Weet Philadelphia.,
Bounty 8170, with advanced pay.
JAMES MARTIN, Jr.,
Captain flatteryG.
eeB-12tdk
RUSSELL TROOP OF PHI.
LADBLPHIs. LIGHT HORS®.—In obedi
ence to an order from the Adjutant General,
this /troop will not report immediately at Harriabnig,
but encamp in the yicinity of Philadelphia until further
orderi.• members will report It VERY mow-
ING, at nine - o'clock. A few more respectable young
Men will betiercepted.by applifng at Capt. s iti7!s 'Tent,
in INDIPENG &NOR SQUABS,: Reorutttdg Offices,
No. 219, POOR Janet and Groat Western Hotel, No.
1309 116111i:ET laced. •
relti sth Capt. WIC H. FRY.
ARECRUITING OFFICE, Off
. . .
. :TEN ANDS RBON TROOP, Ground ;Floor of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Office, corner of
THIRD Street and WILLING'S Alley.
Capt. WILLIAM J. PALMER.
firrgt. ALFRED VEZ IN.
Private NORMAN M. SMITH.
The Secretary of War tow ordered that the Anderson
Cavalry be Mailed, for the preeent, for duty in the State
of Pennsylvania. They are now actively employed in
scouting : &o ,in the Cumberland Talley. eelB 31*
*YEOMANRY, COME TO YOUR
COUNTRY'S CALL 1— TD PUT DOWN
7 RE &SON AND REBULLIOS ! -
Tub WASHINGTON SQUADRON, of the Stanton,'or
34th Penneylvania Cavalry have received marching or.
dens, and will march for Washington on Tuesday next.
To young men of good moral habits' farmers and far
mers' sons. and those accustomed to the use of horses;a•
rare chance is now offered for you to defend your
country.
The Regiment is to be commanded by JdfdirklE
SOBOONHARBR, of Pittsburg, who haie been •in
the Cavalry service for the leak twelve Mottle.
few Recrpite Wanted foi , tidie,ffeynadreiri..., Andy,
immediately, at No 2de • ISOnth FOURTH, &feet. ^•
'r CAPTAIN J.-W.. HALL,
- mu:tending 111110 49 1 94 1 e1e4widren.
- - C. W. HARRISON, Major. • -I,olB.Btee
TO HORSE !.- COMPAtir
R—FULL BOUNTY : -Co loriel R. G. 0001t4
MANN'S INDIPENDENT MOUNTED
Y.ANGllllbl—Ark opportunity is offered to' eII.BOLD'
and D &RING KEN to engage in the. most attractive
oracles of 'unitary serrioe ea !donated Reimers; armed
like the Regular . Cavalry;isith lihare's • Carbine, Colt's
Revolver, sod Sabre
Ifs The FULL BOUNTIES of the .United States,.
Rote end Oltr,Governmenia, and the Premium for Ea-.
lle , nienti WILL BE PAID ALL RECRUITS.
lacrultlng Stations-1326 MARKET Street, SEVEN
TRAiNTE:and CARVER Streets. •
, . ENOS J PENNYPAIIIER, Captain.
Wel-RAILTLEYJONES, Ist Llant.
G - P: PARK, 'adi Lieut.
WL RAWLS, treret 24 Llegt
• .
prig Bt
THE PRESS,.-PHILADELPHIA. 'TUtSPAY, SEPTEM.I3ER. J 6,1 IBM %.
G U N
DOUBLE-BARREL -BUOK-SHOT
GUNS,•
FOR SALE AT . ciost . BY: ... • •
MOORE, RENSZEY, & 00,
-selB-3t - 427 MAMENT • STREET:
SABRE -BAYONET -,- RWLES AND
RIFLED MUSKETS;
- . •
. .
WILL BE BOLD TO CITIZENS Alli/EG.THEB
SELVES
AT C'O ' ST PRICES,
...
. •
- • „.
BY. - • :
. . .
. •
PHILIP - JU ' STIOE,
•.
gereetit ' No. 14 NORTH FINTE:EITSEET.
.
CARTRIDa-Es I CARTRIDGESI!
CARTRIDGES!!!
Bartholsiaos Solid Water-Proof Cartrilgia, for all
kinds of Arms, of=all calibres, smooth.hore and rifled,
with lilongated Bullets for Piles and Pistols. •
Bormd Ball Cartridges, puck and Ball and all Buck
do., for smoothbore Arras. • '
These Cartridges do, not require_biting or tearing, thus
savirisAime and powder, and being solid, less equipments
- are necessary for the soldier using them.
S .
_
Manufactured and for sale by the
BARTHOLOW CARTRIDGE CO
'CHESTER, PennoylKania.
Ail orders by mail promptly attended to. p012,6t
YARNS, BATTS, & CARPET CHAIN.
• -
YARNS; BATTS, CARPET-CHAIN.
2,000 Bales 'of Batting, of all grades.
1,000 Bales of Black Wadding. - -
800. Bales of Wicking.
1,000 Bales of Cotton Twine.
12 000 Pounds of Cotton Yirn.
20,000 Pounds of Colored and White
Carpet Chain.
500 Coi,s ofManilla 1 5
Jute and Cot-
ton Rope.
Alio, CoVeriet Yarn, BM florae, Wash Lines, and a
full stock of Goode in the above line, for sale bi
A II FIiANCISCUS,
eels 2m 433 MARKET and 5 North 'FIFTH Street.
WOODEN Alb WILLOW WARE.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
A. H. FRANOISCITS,
433,47:MARKET and 5 North FIFTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
• ,
Always on hand, a full Stock of
TUBS, BUCKETS, CHURNS. MEASURES, BROOAIS,
WHISKS,
FANCY BASKETS,
WALL, SCRUB, and SWEEPING BRUSHES,
LOOKING. GLASSES and WINDOW PAPER,
A FITLL ASSORTMENT OF CLOCKS,
Heelers; Flour Buckets, Nest Bones,
BROOM CORN, HANDLES, AND WIRE,.
WASHBOARDS, ROLLING and OLOTHES-PINS,
FLOOR AND TABLE 044 CLOTHS,
SOROOL, 'MARKET, and DINNER BASKETS,
raper Begs. Infigo, Blacking, Matches, Sleds, Barrows,
Carriages, Bobby Horses, Ac, Ac.
All Goods sold at
LOWEST NET CASH PRICES.
LARGEST STOCK IN THE UNION.
Strangers visiting the city are invited to look through
this Establishment, which is the largest of the kind in
this country. Also, the only Wholesale Agent for H. W.
PUTNAM'S CLOTHES-WRINGER in the State of
yenneylvania.. —retp-zra
MILLINERY GOODS.
FALL.
1862
- •
& CARY, ..
3 0tfoon80its TO LINOOLN, WOOD, at ifielifots,.
Have now in store a
" COMPLETE STOCK
MWNERY GOODS,
OONSItiTING OF
Silk, Velvet, and Colored Straw
BONNETS AND HATS,
French Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, &0.,
To which they respectfully invite the attention of the
former itatrone of the Howe, and the trade getaway.
esS,Stik ,
THOS. KENNEDY B aO.
• . No. 729 CHESTNUT STREET;
• LUTE NOW READY THEIR ,
• FALL IMPORTATIONS OF FRENCH
FLOWERS. FE A.TH Fat 9,
AND GENERAL MILLINERY GOODS.
seB.3m .
SEWING MACIIIMMI:
WHEELER eta
SEWING MAC#7.I4iS,
628 CHESTNUT -STREET
f. 3m PHItADELPI34.
MARSHAL'S SALES.
MARSHAL' S 'OFF) OE, -
PntLanai.rnia, Sept 16, 1882.
The ldarehal , 4 Sale of that portion of the careo of
the steamer BERMUDA sdvertteed to be sold oti TUE d-
DAY, Sept. 26, et the Custom tionee Ste . tea '
corner of
FBONT and LOMBARD streets, will be sold at Samuel
0.. , gook a Auction Store, No. 124 South raotur stro.t,
.af 12 o'clock M, on that day. • -
WILLIAM NILWARD,
• 0. S. hisrabsa:
Septemberpan ensLrau , l5, 1862. •
.8616-6 t
S HAL'S - S ALE.— By virtue of
/ix Writ of Sale by the Hon. JOHN OADWALADER,
Judge of the District Oonrt.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 beet bidder, for cash, at MICHINER'S 'STORE;
No. 742 North ENONT Street, on TUESDAY; Sep
tember 36, 1882, at 12 o'clock M., the. residue of the
cargO of the brig .E HEALD, consisting of 30 bids, 25
drums, and 90 bones of Tobacco.
WILLIAM lIILLWARD;
Mamba] Z. D. of Pennsylvania.
iltitaritLlemt.i. September 16. 1862. sel6 8t
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By . virtue of
a Writ of Sale by the'llOti JOHN OADWATIA
DEB, lodge of tiLp Ihetrict Court of the United Statei,
in and for the Ealtern,District of Pennsylvania, in Ad.
miralty, to me directed, will be sold at public sale, the
highest and beat bidder, for cash, at OALLO WHILL.
STREET WHARF, on WEDNESDAY, October Ist,
1862, at 12 o'clock M., the schooner JOSEPHINE, her
tactile, apparel, and furniture. as she now bee at said
Wharf, WILLIAM MILLS'? &BD,
S. Marshal 'Rasters District of Pennsylvania.
PErtAristrsia, Sept. 15, 1882. salB4t,
ARSRA'S SALE.—By. - virtue., of
a Writ of Sale, by tho Hon: JOHN OADWALL
DEIt, Judge of the Dietrict.Oonrt of the United - Ste*,
in and fOrthelastorn District of Pennsylvania, in Adissi;•
ralty, to me directed, will be sold,at pnblio sale; to the
highest and beet bidder, for cash, at 'OA LEASWHILL-i .
STREET WH&BI', on WRDNEBDdIt.. Octal:l4r 1,"
1882, at 12 o'clock IL the schooner FANSY, her tackle,,
apparel, and itrniture, and the cargo laden - on board--
the cargo conalete Ot salt is sacks.
WILLIAM MILLWAUD,
D. S. Marshal Eastern District of Penna.
PlttLiost.rsts, Sestetnbez,46, 188 t, Beie-at
MARSHAL'S SALE.--By virtnp . of a
Writ of Sale, by the Thin. JOHN DAD WILLADIA
7nd/to of the District Octal of the United States, In
for the Eastern Distriet of. Perinirlyanta, in, Admiraltr.
to me directed, will; .be. sold at public sale, to thiriiigheit
and best bidder, for cash, at OALLOWBILL. STREET
WildltY, on; WEDNESDAY. October 1,-1862. at 12
o'clock M., the, schooner MAST. BLIZABICTIIO. her.
tackle apiparebspo furniture. and the cargo linlari. o it:
board—the cargo consists of salt in Baas.
WILLIAM MILLWARD, {„.
U. S. -Marshal E D. of .Penuarlvach 6
PHILADELPHIA, September 16, 1b62. 5e16.64
MARSHAL'S - SALE.—By setle . tof
a Writ of Side, by the Ron. JOHN OADWATIA-.
DER, Judge•of the District Court of the United - WO,'
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Mimi.
ralty, to me directed, will be sold at public sale, tithe
highest end beet bidder, for cash, at oeLtowing...
STREET *WRARif, 'on WEDNESDAY, October
1862, at 12 o'clock M., the schemer ELIZ her
tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the cargo laden on
board—the cargo consists of salt in sacks.
= WILLIAM MILLWARD,
11. B. Marshal Eastern District of Toms..
rimaramrinA, SPIA.II6. 1882. .s . el6-81 .•
M . cailt - LL - Al4 - .1,011:-/k BIPAG:Nt.-413*
... . .
the Bavaria, at New :fork twowilavre , we bare
* rit#l.4ed gm . Invoice , bI3.'IOO'.'IIIII.IIIEIVES SUPERIOR
.01 AMPAGN It which we 4tdered , nuclei. the - style eati
title 151 - 11101JLIOLL &Lin - bong of the - young Pimerican
gentrektbe Labels beariog.hie foto simile,: ..lhe Istle:will
be re.OOll O 4P/ ilbpiltlsll da) 5, ' v"
ROBERT DONNELL & SON,
eelle-tntbeat* ,::: - Soo WALNUT street.
A '.IITER'B H AIR DIE-, 38 Oents a
4111 BOX,' or 8 BOXKS !Or .76 Oade.. 63 THIRD
street, above Obssteit.
eILIEANLINESS - STRICTLY OB
XVI BBitiiiD'.atliiroeleti t iteti • Hair. Dyeing lind
Bathing Establishment, 70178'X11 afid A3ANOEI.4,
selg it ti
RAY,
litsl44l)olnrim.7ust readied per ebbootter blA
ssTi,sigiolik.spie• by JAITIIIT9I%,
902 - • s
ATAI , -tm.:;;N:.,iig; •
- V
M. NEEDLES;
No. 1024 CHESTNUT t3THEET.
NEW GOODS FOR FALL TRADE.
NOW OPENING, or THE "LATEST STILE%
And for sale at the old prim.
Lacos,
Collars, Setts,
Hdkfe., Vend,
Coiffures, Barbed,
and rm. goods.
White geode.
New Goods it
Old prices.
Damjiske:
gandkerchlafa,
all kinds;
Ladlea l ;,Genta',
and Obilldren'ff.
Embroideries,
in a variety of
new deriligrie.
AlcriffAoT OF POINT LAOE COLLARS, $1.50
The above - I:goods have-been bought: almost entirely
"for '
-cash ' ' , and will be sold, with few:exceptions, at
44 eid pr . 'ices," Offering gt very great inducements" to
thoee needing-anpthing in this line to examine my stook,
as the prima are .s 4 very vwch below" the preaent mar
ket retail.
E.' M NEEDLES....
#4;.j924,,OHESTRITT STREET.
t - sol2-12t
WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES -
-
HOSIERY,
MERINO UNDERSHIRTS,
',,-41rESTS - , •
DRAWERS
$
LOWEST CAS a . PRICES.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, dy ARRISON,
8810.6trp,- 1008 CHESTNUT ST..-
• , •
-110 USE .FURNISHING.
A largis,assortment or
DRY GOODS AT LOW PRICES:
AI4IICRIOAN 'AIM ENGLISH. BLANKETS.
Welch Shaker, and. Patent Fiannela.
Heavy Linen Bbeetinge and Rillow Linens:
Ricbardeon's and Dunbar ,Dickson's Shirting Linens.
Heavy Table Damasks, in Neat Patterin;
Double,DamseirTable Cloths,..Napitins; and Doyliee.
'Buck "aid Diark Towels and. Towelings.
' Turkey, Bed .Table Coverings and Doyllee. - .
,
Horinterpanee, and Dimities.
Bureiture Chintzes and Carriage Linings,
Rich Lace and MuslM Curtains.
'Curtain Materials, Brocatelle, Damasks, &a.
Window„Bollande and-Gold Border Elhades.•
SH.EPP.AP,D,'Y•AN HARLINGEN, it ARRLSON;
6trp 1008 OHNSTNUT• STREET. .
aOODS FOR AUTUMN.
'4J Autumn Silks, dark colored Oheoks.i...l
Black; Plain,
and Figured Silks. •
NeW designs Fappy Da Laines. -•
Rich7De Latnes of lower grades.
Foirdu North. and•Long , Ohamps.
Handsome and new Plaid Cashmeres. „.
Plaid Valencia and Worsted.
Poplins and Figured 'Dragnets. , -
French Chintzes of new styles .
New assortments of French Merinos.
Stella Shawls and Striped Broche.
Fancy Shirting Fiannele.
Embroidered Tabii-Covers.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and 'EIGHTH Streets.
NSTEEL & SON,
. ',.,iti0.118 North TENTH St., sbove,Coates,
Have now open a choice asseirtment of .
NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS. •
Rfch Fano' Silks. . . '
Noy Shades Plain Silks.
Piglaxed Black -
Plain Black Bilks at Low Prices.
' Bich Floured 'and Plaid French Rep.
PlidA French Reps, all shades. .
"'PIAn French fderinceN. all shades.
-PIAUI' ALPACAS.. •
Tn Black Brown, Node, Blne, and Se,arlet.
Poll De Obevreir, Posit)* Dolanes,
And every variety of New and Obbice seasonable Drew
Goods. -Also, a largo asiortmenfof
BTBLIA SHAWLS.
LONG'AND SQUARE WOOLENRRAWLS,
AT LAST' YBAWS P-RIGES.
LARGE STOOK:. OF -SHAWLS.-
Bid& Lino of Black Manila . -
Fall Line of.Bodo Shawls. •
rtin Line of Black &alias '
Fall Line of Woolen Shawls.
Full.Llne of Brodie Shawls.
. Fall Line of Long Shawls.
Shawls Wholesale and Retail. '
• . EYRE & LANDELL,
.. - :1110.- • • FOURTH and ARCM -.
•
V.EIir*FALL AIND
, Cloths and Cassimeres.
• Desirable Mistime and Plaids.
Solid Colors, }lttihad, and Bievak.
- ?lain, Striped. Neat.. and Faucypassimeres
RINE'BL6OK CLOTH&
"VntenfOraphnerea and. Tweeds. • -
Satinets and low.priced Goods. ' •
FLANNELS.
New Shaker Flannels:
Fine and low priced White Fiannelit.
Sacone and Shirting Flannels.
• • SHAWLS. • • •
New Woollen Shawls.
Black Thlbet Shawls.
ALSO,
Balthoral and Hoop Skirts.
Bargains In Black Alpacas.
Daily opening new goods.,
COOPIR 3 CONA.BD,
seB B. Z. corner NINTH and MARKET Sta.
1862
NEW GOO DEL-MOUBLIN -DE
lames; new styles ned . PlaliGlace Poplins; Plain
Bepe, Blne, Green, and Brown Figured Cashmeres ;
beantifni neat Figured Rep Pop lins; Bine and Solferl
no Delaines ; new Calicoes, choice . patterns; neat Plaid
Flannel for Gents' Shirts, very 'desirable and scarce
also a nice assortment of Cassimeres for Men mid Bops, at
JOHN H. STOKES',
702 ARON Street.
GI 00DS FROM THE L ATE FLRE.--=
IMMENSE' BARGAINS!—WiII be opened on
MONDAY, September 15th, a large -lot of slightly, da
maged goods, which will be offered at... a great sacrifice,
comprising Silks, Bareges, Monis. Debacle* Gray Goods,
°bellies, Silk and Lace Mantles, Cloth Semites, Shawls,
&c., all of which will be sold . at leelthan balf their Ta
ble, at - - RtiNTE
No 40 South SECOND Street, between Market and
- oiistihnit street. • - ; r sel.3.llt*
•
k.:lArkt -TWENITEB,:
ou,
20-TEAR , SIX PBII OENT. BONDS;
PATAIIIii sT Till OPTACM, 01•:T21,31 . 13K1T10Ng.
AITIMIFIVE =Oar • •
1 am Instructed' by the 1311081TA.14 TEI
•-
• illirkianar tOO r0001 . ,0 aubepriptione for the above I
-110.A.N 'PAR.
Twx 1171 . C B&W Opltitiosps /B:thi DAVI
01 DEPOSIT, 4
el
Thus 'voiding:the Oman* borstorore enlideacia bi
- „„ awri i s 061,D or the hitereekeeoltt May
WC .
2 e ,A, fun onoill'ef nisei Bondi alwave on intact,
!J ' Alsi r tloolrOt,
-
yv...strauxiimsomrtaim,
114 SOUTELTEEERDI3T.
• •
/by Cloolre
.Imroth / 1 .9) 3
Xoberlak, 81 ,
O. mamma'
JO. P. !diddle
goil. Wm.-'
fin7.Bm
FL"
On band . or !is
warranted to
GEN
iii t=
the lei v . mi iii '‘•iit iii*titin'opiti; Om city,
lISDIRCILO ... 'Eh ROSTIOLY, GLOVIS, TIRS;ic,
. .
•.• ' . , OLRIALS LSD RETAIL •
G - ..A . • UOFFM.ANN, .`i_
T. , . 4 •• • • ,- 806. I ABOR !WRIST:.
selß.stath -tf
. . . , . ... ... . ... ~., . .
WM :SHIRT MANUF . AVM/IL - A- .
1L: Tbs eubecliber world bmitillettealiOa 110 *I ."
IldnON911) OUT °Lump,
Wideh ho mauls specialty to hi hiidusiss. Imo, Ger
IGTILTISS teß ONNTIINKRIi'S
J . : W. SCOTT,
GENTLIKIN'S FURNISHING STORTh
Ra aat CHESTNUT STILEXT,
ti •-• I . Four dans below the Oontbisulsi.
ORT WINE.-7.irragcins and Oporto'
Port for Wes la b;utd, br-. . •
CHAD. B. (UINTA/NA
No.llo WALNUT S St
in Pointe Alencon, Pointe Aproliqub,
Beal Thread, Point :de :Venice,
Wench Guipure, hittlbw), Yam,
demo, Ai., and laces by the yard,
iII real and imitation," all varieties.
.Taconets, Oambrics, Mulls, Rain•
sooks, Dimities; Piques, French
Muslim!, Figured Maths, Stripes,
In great varkti.
. .
Shirting, Sheeting,.and Frconting
nens, Printed Linens:and
brim, Diapers, Napkins ' .Doplies,
Table Meths, Table Damasks.
Duckabsels and Damask Towels
and Towelling.- SO' dozen' all Li
nen Napkins, $1.25 per dozen.
Corded and tape bord'd Printed, Be
viers: Bem fititehed, Broad Hem,
Mourning, colored, ,, Panop, Ba
tted, deo. in all grades.
Collars, Setts, Mannino,
Edgings, Insertings, Bands, In
fants' Waists, - "Robes, &c., very
cheap. • .
FINANCIAL. t.
moue TOBI.
N -4' YOST,
I:iismats, sitoKsus,
AND
• " BAL . OOLLICTOBB,
tit THIRD .Street, Philadelphia,
, i BJEFZBENOBB.
1
b., .' , Hon. Jamee Pollock,
'antes, A. Co.', lion. H. 1:0_ Footer, ,
ok, & Co., Hon. A. B. Reeder,'
15. Son, . Eon. ASP Packer,
6n At BrO., . . . Hon. Warren J. Woodward.
• , V. L. Bradford, EN.
I G GOODS
L AND CLOTH OVER
SHIRTS!
NMI &ND MUSLIN SHLEVIII,
L de to order, of the most approved cat, and
EMEN'S WRAPPERS;'
1862. FALL 51862.
RYE{-KI I 'WIEST, a: ERVIN;
IMPORTERS` AND- JOBBERS
of
•
D 71 7 .tEk,.OODSi
110. 47 EORTIT THIRD STREET,
•
PHIL 1 DEL PHLA.
, -
Nerchants. visiting this city to purchase Pity
Goons will fold our Stock large
and admirably assorted, and at
Low FIGURES. In , certain classes
of Goods we offer indncements to
purchasers unequalled by any other house in
Philadelphia. sel6-2m;
COMMISSION HOIIS ES
SEAMLESS . BAGS.
- -
STARK •A., • .
CENTREVILLE,
3=THD UNION,
. OZARKS, • Tzi.
• • L - Ewis i roN A, •sr: , .
PITTSFIELD,
ORANPTE
PRINCE ALBERT,
.- • NI&CtARA.,
PREIIUDI A, AVE Etc ,
For sale at lowest vricei % not cash, by
GEORGE GRIGG.
0015.6 t • No. 219 011.17.110.11
. .
•
T
CONTRACTORS.
LINENS
FOR ARMY PURPOSES;
Bales Canvas, all widtla.
Bales Farmers' Drills.
Bales Light and Heavy Duolt.
ALL> FLAX
TENT CLOTH.
FOR SALE IN STORE AND DAILY
ARRIVING, BY
CONRAD & 'S'E BRILL„
200 CHESTNUT STREET
BROWN DRILLS,
STANDARD QUALITY,
;: • :toicsAtE BY
• . •
WEilaNi3f, COFFIN, & C3o.
3112-12212222 . 220 011.221113 T 2TBEY.T.
OLOTHS, ClA.tEiIMg, RES.
DOESKINS, SATINETS,
KENTUCKY JEA-NS,
LINSEYS, TWEEDS,
ARMY. WOOLMNS.
tor salo biTig
~ • -
WELLING. OOFFINi
sigi-thetatooli
G r go• P. PXl.otlts:4-•
• . • - • , e I
ortzirs . TOE SALK
715,000 yards MEDAN ALPACAS,. •
40 38,000 yards , FARMERS' DRILLS.
•
3)5,000 STANDARD . BLANKETS.
seB-14t NET GASH ON DELIVERY. •
ATLANTIC DELAINE COMPANY.
MOURNING PRINTS,
Black and White, Black and Purple,
Black and Gray, Black and Lavender,
NEW STANDARD STYLES,
PBIJTBD BY
WILLIAM SIMPSON.
NEW FALL STYLES - OF. MADDER PRINTS,
FROM
SAMUEL SLATER . &
ADD
BUTTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
FOR SALE • I
_
129 ANDIWO•O2.2I3I2UT STMT.
ARMY GOODS.
'DA.E.II;;IfFATIL-490&T CLOT 88. • '
DATlll.4pirli O,AP In OTHS.
ent-#1.1:1111;OLOTHS 808 OrtlCElts.
ARIIiIT-DIANiIDTB,.I3TANDAND WEIGHT.
104011 NO N , Duct-.
•bIigiLEWEITANDAJO WEIGHT.
want: =trim DRILLS &ND DUCK.
BBOW AND: BiIIAOHEID /MEETINGS AND
iICRTIII6IB. •
Poe** bY_
.A.
• • •
TROTHINGHIII & WELLS.
sot-if It ' •
ARMY BLANKETS.
GOVERNMENT STANDILTLD;
FOR SALE BY
FTIOTHINCkELOI ga
AGENTS.
BED4tIITEI, - SUITABLE FOB;
HOSPITAL PURPOSES.,
5,000 10-4 WHITN AND BLUM MID .WSIx MID
- •
*LBO, 8-4 and 6-4 INDIGO BUM
IIiOrrINGHA3I -- k. WELLS;
1710.2 m /BOIT ind 55
WELUNG, , COIPLN & - 00. 1
No.letio innimary 131pUBIT, • '
we 'roared W' s • • -; •
OONTRAOi FOB
OF
A •R
, .
M Y
WOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS,
BTAIPARD
_QUALITY.
• , • fort-am
tiiiirtiiv,.....EMZ44l:lls. - ,da
latriZentigSPN;
'l4..lllVl3lllsMilitt
• •
1111111011.Airs4 1 ; 4 3 ,
• '•." IMO to sua oft
PICIWIpPECIALBL&D)II GOODE,.
..*
.1 when Jon dedra a One and elaborateti-oolored Pis--
tore. the Irontypss are the works of careful and ar
tistic etndr:'• ThsAesttartiets *streamed at -Gallen'
szootakeities,:.iitHavli Green„..
•.ATOUR-0114,—.492-baskets - Itatonr
--1.-tottie:ba, pilot re ' oei;ieid ildp - VandalOrogo
• ,Bordeenz, for sato by' z
J &ITRIF.TOIIII & LAVEBONZ
702 and 204 oath FRONT Moot.
an2B-tt
KERSEY%
- FLANNELS, lad
WELLS;
MLTI
A Rmy BLANMETS. •
1,000 GRAY BLANKEYS I
REGULA.TION SIZE.
For gate at retail st less' tban government iticair at
35'N.. SECOND STREET,-
OPPOSITE OHEIST CRUM EL
S. 0. FOULS.
eo 16-2 t.
"'M:. T. SNODGR4ES.,
- ,
Na. 31 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
ARMY AND NAVY
CLOTH HOUSE. . ,
64. Dark Blue, from - St.l2 . to'SW6o
3.4 Light Blues, from 160' to . 2 00 ,
6 4 - Light :460 ttr 6100
6 4 Pilots andßeavers. from .. .. MAX to• T. 00"
3.4 and 6.4'lndlgo 6 .4 0 . t0 , 2:50
4-4 and 6.4 Strip and Plain Woolen Shirt-
ing - 62 te ,
selB.l2t - •
MILITARY GOODS. •
RIFLES, PISTOLS,
SWORDS, BASH - ES, BELTS, &a.,
OPENING AT
No. 13 North Eqxth Street
COONER OF OOKKICROE,
WHOLESALE RETAIL.
8013.7t*
Rmy . Goobb
Sky Blue Kerseys.
Sky, Blue Cassiineres, (for Officers'
l'ants.)' • •.
Dark Blue - Uniform Clotho.
Dark Blue cap Clods,
Dark Blue Blouse Flannels.
White Dornet Flannels.
Twilled C;ray , Mixed Flaimele.
U. E. Regulation Blutkets.
10• ounce andl.2-onnee Standard
TENT DUCK.
ni store and for sale by
SLADE, SMITH, Id 00.
NO. 39 LETITIA , AND 40 BOUTN FRONT US..
PIIILADELPIIIA.
surf -lm
.
• A M-Y SE S ARMY
ti .8.141781113 —UN) BLOUSES for ode by
0. E. umlaut,
lt* 237 South SECOND Street.
TENTS TENTE—Of all kinds. For
sale by 0. E. fitIGLEB,
It* 237 South t•ECIOND Street.
mo VOLUNTEERS.--We would ad-
ViEO every one leavlne to provide themselves with a
U. S. WOOLLEN EL &NEAT. such as are sold by S.
G. FOULS, No. 85 North BEOOND Street, opposite
Christ Church, at lees than Government micas. sels.2t*
OFFICERS' MILITARY EQUIP
'MEWL'S, Saddles, Bridles, Haversacks, Skeleton
Knapsacks, he , at No. 720 MARKET Street, below
sel3-4t*
MENT BUTTONS AND SLIPS, U.
A. B. Patten's, for aale at J. P. SEED'S manilla*.
tory, corner of THIRTEENTH and NOBLE Btreeta: .-
an2l-11a*
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MR S.' IV NOVEL !
HOTIAL TO WIN - gc NCON&II IN warrar
Bead whit'the r editor of the Evelniag ... ./jaH e etin eiTof
it editorially in that paper:
The Mystery,' by him - IfektrY - Wood, author of
4 The Earl's . Heirs,' is iota published by Messrs Peter.
eon & Brothers, from the manuscript purchastd-in ad•
vance of its appearance in England it is the beet writ
ten and most intensely interesting of all its writer's
works, ecarcely falling short of Toe Woman In White.'
in its .power of absorbing the attention of the reader.
The plot Is singularly original and ingenious, and the
Illy.tery' is well kept up to the close The characters
are well enetained, and those of Edwin Bradley. Char
lotte Delves, Emily Ohm:idea, and Anne Hereford, who
tells the story in the autobiographical forth,
.are wall
drawn and individualized. The Mystery' is destined
to have an imMenee number of readers, and to add greatly
to its author's reputation." Price firty.cents a copy. •
Published and for sale at retail or wholesale, at
T. M. PETEBBOti & BBOTBEBS,
It*, 7808 001.51`kttir street.
Trr"111
Z:E:D
MILITARY:
FIISAISHED BY
.. •
J. B. L-IPPINDOTT - &
CO.
UNITED STATES 'INFANTRY AND RIFLE TAO-
TlOS—Prepared under the direction of the War Da-
Partment. One vol. $1.25.
•
*oOI.;ELIAN'B BAYONET EXEROlSES—Published
by order of the War Department. One rel. $1.25.
CAVALRY TAOTIOK,-Published by order of the War
Department. Three vole. $8 75. ,
Iv.
MANUAL EVOLUTIONS OF THE LlNK—Arranged
in tabular form for theme of the Army OfScera.
Benne to the U.S. Infantry Tactics. SO cents.
MANUAL OF BATTALION DRILL—For the use of
Army Officers. Arranged in tabular form and pro
perly explained. 60 oents.
VI..
SOLDIER'S BANDY BOOB—Oontaining a complete
system of Instruction for the Soldier on earning into
the service. 2S cents.
VII.
REVISED ARMY REGULATIONS—PubIished by Mt
tbority of the War Department. Bvo. $1.75.
VIII.
INSTRIJOTION IN YIELD ARTILLERY—Prepared
by a Board of Artillery Officers. $2.50:
IX.
MANUAL OP TARGET PRAOTIOE—For the United
States Army. By Major G. L. Willard, U. S. A. 30
•
cents.
DUFFIELD'S BOHOOL OF TEM BRIGADE AND
EVOLUTIONS •OF THE LINE By Col Wm.
W.. Duffield, Ninth Michigan Infantry. 75 cents.
M 9" Will be sent by mail on receipt of•the price by the
Publishers.
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO:,
sell) 8t 22 and 24 North Ft lIRTH street.
TUSI PUBLISHED—GeneraI ()or
!, coran's Belem Mara, with I beautiful LithoaTark
Likeakeeivor tee General.. Trice only SS cents.' LEM &
.WALRBI6 722 CHESTNUT Street. aalb.3t*
ti -PHOTOGRAPH iry
ALBUMS. • vs
7.,A.Dew lot bound in 'TURKEY MOBOOOO, FULL
MU; with clear., reduced to Si 76, LESS THAN COST
'TO ::MANIIFAIUTURE. Other styles proportionately
,10w1 e YITOHZIvB Cheap Booketore,
• 939 OHESTNUT. Street.
THE . RATTLEB IN
We shall have ready CO-DAY. • -1 1
• • ANOTHER FULL SUPPLY'. -
of Binnt'a Map of Virginia, giving clear and aodunite
information concerning •
ALL THE .BATTLE•FIELDB • •
DOW engaging attention in Vi rg i n i a . p r i m .. 60 a
.Also, McOlehants War Map of the Middle' andlouth
eni States, upon which are marked alithe Battle-adds, ao
ooMpanied b➢ the dates. .Price 81. •• '
Tor sale by WM. B. A ALFRED MABTIEN,
set • 606 OREBTNUT Street.
W . A R TELEGRAM ' MARKING.
MAP OF vinenziLi.
SIZE 26 BY 28. PRIOR 25 01INTIL
Sold in all Periodical and Book Stores, also sent to any
address on receipt of price. For particulars see adver
tisement in Frank Leslie's Pictorial.
L. PRANG ffi 00., Publishers, 109 Washington street,
Boston, Mau. - ais2B-1m
_
EOHO =MILLS.
McCALLUM & 00..
609 17717313T2i11T BTUNAT,
(Opposite laidependeuce Ha%)
KLEIIITAOTIDIERB, IMPOBTZUS, ALE - D DX &LIU
CARPETINGS.
OIL OLCYIHS, &c.,
Have now on hand an • extensive stock of
Oarpetings, of our ow.= and other makes, to
which we call the attention of cash and short-
time buyers.
HITEPRESERVING BRANDY.
AINTD . 7VISE'VILTEGAIt.
9REEN: :GINGER,...MUSTARD SEEDS,
•.• •• •..SPICES, Ogis.,-8r,o; , •
- A3t the mob*. lyekutrirl
ALBERT_ . 'RCS BEEt i l'..4, ?
pv . lyop, nr:iiirs.entormsnri,,
sefi-tf. ousszslilillinlNTH AND 1111311.
•IQUEUREL-:-50 oases asSoirte4 . l
J-4 (Insure, Jost reoolred per ship 'Vandal* from Bor.
dowry, arid for sale by
JAURITCHZ tt - isixtßONE,
202 Et 204 Sontti RECONT 4treet
.
eiHAMPAGNE An invoice of 4 Gold
Lac" 011AMPAGNR, Pasireoeived per " Iris Sits.
ittl." For sae b 1
_• '
W
CHAS. S OAAIES, Sou) (gent,
Vo. 128 WAIXVT ezA 31.W0N9 . atreets,
ARMY WOOLS
AT AUCTION, fR:BOST
- ON ERIDAY NEXT, September 10, a€ l9O'clock.
Ina hundred and•RIIfIY bales
UNWASHED, EINE 'AND. MIXEDAHD LIMED.
ELAM. AN)) WHITE WODLE.
Being the cargo of the BarkANDIA W atatirgY,
from Sm/rma• sel6.at
1011,0P024.15.- , =
OFFWOE•OB A. Q. Et. YOU, '
;,. , - 37 . 411P11ceran, September 13.18 I,"
Fropotak will be received at thieoffice, Iran s&l'llea
DAY next; The 20th of fleptember, at 12 o'clock 50.,.f0r
the dell Very, 1n Wilinfwgton, of FOCH RVNDEED
CAITODEV;. floitsEs, and ONE HUNDRED' AVDe
TEN AILTILI,ERIC 110}18755; •
_ •
They miiet be emind, free frermillemish, and fancily.'
to eight - ;ware of age.
The Cavalry •Etosea must not bribes that Ile bend**
high, and Vie extifiery Homes notiess than Z bander"
high.
The former nitwit be well trained' I'd' saddle, mil the'
littler well trained Wear-nem all to be anhject to weight'
'
inspection and rib norm wil l be akemthat is not ten-
aid ered as fit for the service intended.
No Xeres will lid taker', and all floreeels he Of a dares
color. •
ihe Artillery Horees; wed two hundred' ar the Oavairr
Renee, to be delivers: on or before the 25t1titustent, eni
The ba;ance on or befbrestholet of October.
Security required 2or the faithful performance of the
contract, the names of Whom milt accompany the Pro.o
pools. G. H. GALL &NIUE
TIEPUTY QUAMERMAtiTEItt OE-
Elta.l.ll OFFIO2I, Purnannt,rwri,
: ter her, 1862.
PBOPO6AI,B will be received at this' °Moe' until
! TECCIASPrAY next, 18th bast", at 12 &dock 11".,, '8614 0
! rough-coating tbe exterior of tbribiftwin,g United stitar
! Military Hospitals
Reepits) at Chtster.
ac u West Philadelphia.
• Bestrnville.
-
cc Germantown.
' • t ' Tenth and Christian otasets, Philadelphia: =
" Tweuty-fovrth and liWath sta., $ 1
• co - birth and Mader streets, "
• " Sixteenth and Filbert stbeetii,
cr• ' " Fourth and George btreval„ rr
0 "- Twentieth ano Norris eft ts, ac:
Tits i Jifirgaio he taken as they now stand, with the' -
full understanding that all materialsandlab-r necessary
to complete the rough• casting shall be fornished by - the'
contractor, and included in his prop:no:a The work to
be done , ' krtWo tail coats of goodlime, clean, alters ,
sand on plastering lath secured to the battens. The first
coat must be sell haired withsound, slaughtered hair,
and the second` floated to a bard ronghscest surface.
',anti bid routtuartre the full amount for each Hospital,
including a base.board of 12 incites wide around each- t
building, at the ground; and any other work or materials .
necessary for a-pen cot finish: Any further -infarmation
required can be obtained from John dlottxtbut, Jr., Ar
chitect, b10.26910uth STXTEE Street, Philadelphia.
A.. BOYD,
Captain and Assistant Q kl.ll S. A.-
Q A. 1.4 -T
2,.670 SACKS FINE SALT,
A TENTS LOST-L--In..the. vicinity, of
NINETEENTH and SPRIJOR, about eight days
since. TEN DOLLARS reward will be paid for their •
return to Cl• E. MILLIS.
It* 237 7 Soath SIIIIOOND.
NOTICE. -HAVING BEEN 'AP
POINTED by the President of the United States
Assessor for the Fourth Collection District of Pennsyl
vania—under An act to provide internal revenue to
support the Government and 'to pay the interest on the
public debt," approved July Ist, 1882—which District
comprises the 14th, 16th, 20th. 21st. and 24th Wards of
the City and County of Philadelohia, I have made the
following Assessment Divisions, and appointed the As
sistant Assessors therein:
First Assessment Division—Fourteenth Ward.—As
'latent Assessor,
Joseph G. Rittenhouse. Residence 683
North Eleventh street. •
. Second Assessment Division—All of 15th Ward south of
and including the south side of Hamilton street.—As;
eistant Assessor, Joseph W. Martin. Residence 2104
Callowhill street.
Third Assessment Division—All of 15th Ward north of
and including the north side of Hamilton street —AB- •
shrtant Assessor, Edward H. Hawkins. Residence 2146
Mount V. room street.
Fourth Assessment Division—All of 20th Ward east of
and including the east side or Broad strost 'issistant
Assessor, James Lawrie. Residence 1348 North Eleventh
street.
• Fifth Assessment Division—All of 20th Ward west of
and including the west side of Broad street —k , sl.teut
Assessor. James W. Hezlehurst.. Residence S W corner
Ridge and Girard avenues
liiitth A stifeinleut DiVisloll—All of 21st Ward c inn p. i sad
iii tbe Ist, 2d, 7th . and Bth Precincts --Assistant Assess ir,
John M. Freed. Residence Nicetown.
Eleventh Assessment Division—Ail of 21st Ward cons- .
prised ih the 3d. 4th, 6th, end 6th Precincts tseistant
Assessor, John F. - Preston Residence ttanayunk
Eighth A mace ent Division—Ail of 24th Wsrd north of
and including the north side of Market street.—Assistant
Assessor, Charles Githens. Residence 8 merest -street
above Havel foid street .
Ninth Assessment Division—All of 24th Ward south of
and including the south side of gasket street issistant
Assessor, Wm. A. Anderson. Bosildonee Nmet, 41 tie.
. .. .
GIBMAIITOWIN,
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AIJCTtO
PROPOSALS.
Captain and A (I`. ToL
wll.l 8
ic GEORGE:: DEAKINS" BRAND:
Landing from ship
NORTHAMPTON,
Arid for sale by
c_ W. 01-IURCIIK
32 South PIIONT Street
isoDELOIL P. sot UEIWOKTII,
Uulte4 Stares osseasor,
• Fourth Oollectlou District of Peousylvani.
scla-bt tuthe
'AMUSEMENTS:.
,
! •-• '••-•17• 4 7 4 31"/Y - 77 4 >Mkenimma - .
•
- :critYlaT THEITEE: ' '
Acting . and 'Ztago Manager • .W. B FREDESIOKEL -
BnoinPea avant and Treasurer JOS. D MURPHY
FIRST NIGHTS OF MISS JANE COOMBS.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, '
THE WIFE'S SECRET
Lady Eve/ine - Hiss JANE COOMBS.
To conclude with the new Farce of •
• 1 could:am , HELP IT.
Jim Brown lr FUNK -MUM:
Doors open at 7 X—Ourrsinrisee at 7X o'clock. Bela 2t
LNIIT-STREET THE &PRE:-
Sole'Leeeee elm M A. GAN.DETTEION.
Enduing Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
FIRST NIGHT OF MRS WaLLEII.
MONDAY EVENING. SEPTIC ei REE , 15,
AND ILTENY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER MOTHIR,r.
The intenßely eonl•abeorbine Drama, entitled
?SYBIL!
Sybil Hardy BMMA WALLIES..
To oonolnde with the leneheble Faroe.
DIY YOUNG wnrr AND NY ,OGD Utillir/MLA I
Doors open at 7--PerformarioeoO!biriopos47.X....
CONTINENTAL TH:EATRZ:.
B B&B DA GL - Sole. L ame&
THIS (TlT G l3 6. D i fg) B rArgifi tio 6FT. 16,-
Remodelled and redecorated for the Fall and.. Niriater .
Beason as
A. LEGITIMATE TEMPLE OE ABP.
IMMENSE SUOCEBi OP , z ' '
EMMY. 111 A 'WORMY..
MIME VON BEBREL,
In Grand Operatic fteleltions.
MDLLE..ANNETTE A.LETTI, • • •
MDLLE.-BELENE, • '
The Sisters MARIE and AUGUSTA.
GRANO BALLET OE •FORTY,•
Under the direction of ?dB, G W. BMITII,z
TWO GRAND •BALLETS
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY •
I n Concert, coin( dp. and Spectacle. ' -
NEW GRAND PATRIOTIC.'TABLEAU • AND
TRANSFORMATION SOBER.
Br R.. RANDALL.
See small bills for full particulars of the immense at-.
tractions.
Parquette, 26 cents; Orchestra Chain 50 'cents.
Doora open ariji ; commence at B._
I)ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF`
T)111 PINS ARTS,
1026 OHESTNUT STREET,
Is open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M. tI
P. M. Admission 2S cents. Children half prioe.
Shares of Stook, WO. }7o'•
PHOTOGRAPHS:
NvAR, ratiors.—Now.; i$ , the W i re
for an to get a elpieudid PLOTIISE., VEINIER'S
life. size oil colored Photographs, the most aeourats and
enduring Portraits made. Go to SECOND street, above
Green, and engage one, at redriced.prices, in view of the
times.
C 0 M E,. WE AND
)TIER'S GALLERY presents attractions of rare
order. Colored PHOTOGRAPHS of , ennerior style,"
finely and naturally colored, atthe low price of $1 NE-,
COND, street, above Green. 100.
WANTS.
DWEALING WAND t In Argh~
metreet,,,between Tenth and Broad. One albeit .16;
feet' Bent. wkh a stable, would by preferred. &Idris,.
A. B i" Peet Office, Box 80. 214 , 7, etattag partioulset.
it*
WANTED - A BFrITATICIN,,
Tv' SALBSAIai or CLEW., by a young mac who
has been. six leers connected with a first-class dry-Roods.
store fn. Thin city. Terms moderate. Beet of references.
given. Address "ORRIS," office of .The Press, _
selbiat*
L ---- ".- 2 x---33 ~c..,.. A
French language. a r - lisaguyk.:,to
.. t . _____ll the
deeivea an engagement se GIOVERNE,3B, In a family of
young children. - Address C . ducittion," • at this 0f...
g am ,' ee9-tutbe3i4..
ANTED DEVIEDLOLTELy BY A.
V
. .ir small Family of Adults a TURNISH4T.WHOMiIi,
with modern Itnerovaeots, - in a good neighborhood.
Address .9lr- J. 0.." at Ths.Prits office. sent et*
.
A Y 0 U N eft 1i..&D11 - 'DEO/MB
BOARD five due la the Week a,pleitsaut
where instruction in Drawing, &ranch, or English.
bronchus would ba received in ragrowst. The twat of
references OW D. Address "Teacher," Box 941 Philik
delphia Post Olhoo. RS 41.1*
tv
WiioUlir-firoTimhis 4171°Wittwan Oil on •
enhance ln
to cemrthe 9 7.6:;17 8 t0 rtY i. P F ;;Arr al ,
309 WALNUT Street. see
Bt3wi.MaNG.
SEVIIVAL. ROOMS VA,et Ark
No. 432.80ut1i FOURTH Strott. -et
A GENTLEXAN AND: TWO' LA-.
'Re desire BOARD Ins Gebteti Private famere t
in the vicinity cd Tenth sea Walnut streets. Pleat* ad
drama . 4 B M this office. soft 12t*
FOR A.I.E-.41;10 TO .LET. ,
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order apay st 2311 !or* NINTB Scree& , ;. sialat-",
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TO. LET-D w elling, with all=-t he:;`
ammodern improvements. $t N. IS corner nt irgithr
find Ce.barine'streets. Info ra 1008 cminaTifiro
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