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Philudrlphin Markets,
OEPTAMBUR 24—Evening,
Floor le Wirt h rather more active., and the bet.
ttaoc iDlly are name and firm at yearlong quo
, ram 'glad , 1,0110 bbla Nana. extra, part W.
1, : roo , on pr ivate terms ; 200 bbla good Ohio do at
on d 1,2E 0 Rd° oura Wall at $5 8706.25,
: pt s o ifs bbl in 01110. The receipts and stocks
bblailthe deellold from the trade moderate at 65
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wortfi r - e 115' 500 75 tor extras; $5.870026
tstusl ; 60e7 bbl for fancy brands,
Mu Ft, lir 3e scarce, and idling in a small
r`16 96, ` / o=u bw. Corn Meal is but little In
-11,,;:soi o f t .t o t ;,;;L:3 lf.th bbl for Penna.
3 , 7 is net so viente sun moderately active to.days
noolotations. 7,000 bus sold at noes LBOu, the
roro i n ,o W Neon and Penuaylvanta red In store,
mil 1 0 . 0150 c fur white. Rye m aoarce,
eter , n ,) .: , and old at 70e72c bu. Uurn.
f ., ead 2aj 0000,0(41 bus yeliow sold at 08c, which
4004 , 0.610 are alto lustier ; new elan freely on
, et aloilr.
:I -TOO is very little Qtlorattron offering, and
s 111 said bt . t V ton.
le very httlo doing In the way 0[6404
r hial In the :withal.
0,0i3 snip Ptioristoss aro firm end ratter more
6pl.e lei ge kalf.4 era /sported,
„ r i 3 r oom were freely, at 330313g0 for bblll l ,
for ?mien.
Ilatvi§hurg filye Stock Market.
lianntosvaa, &sett 24, 1862.
inelpes of lise stook of ad kinds at Elarriabarg
isms daring the week. 1,7156 beef cattle, 720
LW sheep, 2040 bogs.
isles Oda west. wore only a few small lots, owing
large stook remaining over is the eastern markets
sat week ,
~y, Permit sold beef cattle.
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18 do,
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Adams do, 17 do.
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lresnwsid do, 17 do.
13,00v,hrsa do 36 do.
I. Abbott sole *MO kegs et 64 00 4' 100 pose.
1. Adonis sold 1*.:9 bogs et 83.86 fie 100 glo m
'rattle sold flow ....;4 1 'A to 4 00 tfo 100 imps.
beep sold at 53 tli hoed,
following drone t Dot cattle were in market We
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I. Necker 17
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J. Drisboon 86
I. Warner, ..... 80
A.. J. ,111ifi 78
dal Davis 41
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A. ulvtun wait 17
G. Pompton° 38
J, Myers 33
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1111111E1
ITY ITEMS.
1101:11.BROADDENT 8c Co.'s NEw SALooNs,
lit awl 914 Chestnut street, aro daily boaomlng
it'd more the Photographic hatd‘uarters of Ameri-
Tr& msguldrent atrangomeute for aocommodating
ablie In this trench of the flue Arta are unrivalled
United 6tl ter, nod, we believe, nosurpassed in
s. All aho E . :UMW° these pictures, In every style,
;vent UAW the hoed that bas ever ham produoud.
gsllrr re are ',WWI by hundreds dolly.
• DrS-CLOYEit HONEY AND CANTON GlN
_tl;• U. H. Bletison, dunes In nos family Gross-
Arch ea Tenth kitiente, havenow in store a fresh
:I of Eno NS Li;o•cluverloaey, In glass cam! and
Canton Oinstr !ajar'', and in syrup in oases.
Li AND FIGHT.
Out and 1131. i ! The time in Oyer
For all ti tics and compromise,
liVorde of (elm era words of folly,
Feaceial dreams are Ind uted hoe;
Stirop!Er l e.ll inlet% in BOuthara waters,
Was Its drit mint beacon light.
And on the Meru hullo relleoted.
Gave of 4r a. for the Ilea.
Out mid Geld' Endure , no longer
Goallib; his tit hri.zun guilt;
li the bail r to the hullo Made,
And the ht.tte•Ltade to the hilt.
'Till the sacred z •tie or Freedom
Girds the Atlantic strand,
,loci the broggatt and the tealtur
Do extingatehed in the 141&
Greta reedy mnde, bud 4 1 Oullet-proof Tees," at
it Sloth', under the " Uootineatal."
PftOOLAMATIOIf.—The pro
of Prcrierrit rollslvo t 3 the troclug of
rfirm etkv tidi (Int cif Jaimory nest, boa boon dia.
•IR all ha timings. %be document' le motto a sub•
tilt even vim.. It f! not oar intention to dis•
le peculiar nitrite; 11% Wore that for theme who aro
Wr wi:l. h ,waver, elate for the benefit
w she hero hot rod the proclewati in, that no el
k wide In It In the handsome suet datable military
he, which are ralatil up in the most superb man.
Its tiMelliCe ClAllitg establishment of Granville
N 0.609 etroet, where may also be ob.
tali alai Wilaaer garments of the latest styles, at
haply low rriete
VINT MUG—The gallant men who hut.-
iriol le 016 di G Gee of the State wbou her bordors
Ungifted vo tcturetpg home, ea the wale are
into I.oLer Unto. Soule of our ['nal Olphla 10.
rlture fn tcm•.l bsitlp, end all saw service. Tho
sun hone in red health end blab entrits, and all
oitet much C.:N.Olf while In the field arose
&tact the: they here generally erovlned wita the
,t end substantial uniforms made at the Brown
Coaling Halt of • Bookish! ft Wilson, Nut. 603 and
vtleul stint, 4,1 e nub. This establishment Is
til edlilttry stLymlntu or the country.
PaTAIN3 AVD CURTADI
, ck of France Brocatellee, Batiu D.inieska, Damask
*,(": I MO rich TANI Dumas and Mmilla Curtains,
ws ad Car Moshe>, Oocda and Tassels. 1 310/Do,
Litileg Wludow iihades of every
'WOW% Vistibale Conies, rich Gilt Ooralmoi, from
to kivcry.htng complete for decorating
Steamers, hotel 4, do. W. H. OLRATI. & BRO.
Curtain Eton to Mazonic Hall, No. 719 Onestniat
20.atnth3t
$747r4 ROSEWOOD 7•OOrA'VE
tinted Itge, extra °erred mouldings, round
4, Onosi Autos Orerstrung Bass, sweet and
lel tone, ramie to order by the beet maker, only
?is months, rill be Bald for 8225, as the owner
ti " tit , it els/days. Thle is the greatest bar
ail. (WI shit eta it at 717 Arch street.
S. 1 0 (.1a3, AND AWRY 01/PIOBRB' AND
) I 'i &Ls Ka, from $5 to 181 es•oh, No. 119
It W. a wawa. B asoritim. 20stuth3t
ANO Fut scu—Bo BDEB.N.D WINDOW
of ell Style! sad prices, euttable for dining
1494 m ows , libraries, drawing rooms, &a.,
16 "<mic 11E0,119 Ob. i taut street. W. IL OARRYL
Issa. 20.etuth8t
'DO{f SRA OES, Lon AND MUSLIN
Cornice.. erd Ou• - tain Ornaments, at Patten's
climP O tiun store, 1408 Chestnut street.
se24.4t*
ig 14 NOvAri1l AND FITina'ATED by a new
%111 icing% a hater bed than when new. Ail int.
le Yeethere and Heir deetroyed at W. Henry
Nice Wet 'Heti Upholstery 84.)re, 1408 Chest.
se24.4t*
41.1. TA Cur, ALTERED, AND LAID, by
of WOrkatbn, e ci IA the lowest potstble prioss, at
West End Uphohiary Store, 1408 Chestnut
50241.4:*
MAR IN k. UN T ELLitiEN 1.1 E.
it/ tOtrliTh kAGIC
. .
raggo A RItlYl5ll. -
Sauyer, 4 flays from Boston,
&CD. in ballast
&xi Milliken, Irbil 4 days from Fair Haven, in
to.J Raley t
I ' 4l°, New s men s days from Newburyport, with
ir Geo B iderknit
tPresto, 11 0)11,601h 4 days from Boston, in ballast
„Betriey N o rma
p earl, Monist ' , cs, from Lewes, Del, with corn
L Bevior & Co
W Drina watiston C I from Fall River, in ballast
. Cron oy,
• !tort' & Burst:, Vot3u, from New BedAlnif In
Repoli or it fir,,.
14x, fro:n Wareham, in ballast.
,11Otissu iluurt, itront, 10 days from Claerry field,
line to D A 3ufnior
ss3kre !Moo, Agate, 3ay from Snow nil, Md,
to J W Baum.
4/traf Ta a y con'lor 3deya
from 'Way River, Md, with
B
Ler Loader, Adams, 3 days from Salisbury, Md,
J 1V 7 4 4con.
lo nteest, Adkif.“, from Fortress Monroe, in bat
/ IL !louder & Co.
4K A CLIARID.
Potomn Oitnthegoo, 8 W Welsh.
"clona Thin, Phillips, Dighton, L Andenried &
Tritt. Oidon. Washington, Tyler. Stone k Co
. try it Ittrekt, Marie, Portfolio Monroe, do.
tnline, lirotva, Nevrhern, do,
,'• rstrolet, Fltue Otralbtogton, do.
vitmond, Rook a. do.
.11sitrmore,
t belarn s dlr. sr, V.'athington, JonnE WhiW/
ktretha Moore, Cordery, Baantort, Navy Agent.
8 1411101 1, Qatar, grathroglon, daoiala.
;Mtter, 1.1i1,, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
C Alger, Pueton, Alexandria, T Webater,Jr.
DT TELBOKAPK.
Ilt *lldoneo of the Philadelphia leirehenere.) •
• . LEWES, Dl, t 24.
b AU Wee ehlp New'lreasldese Se
. Th p e bark
1 4 mto how I)(leune for . New York, is at tho
the ceetleh aehnie,"very
05 to. • 'JOHN P. MARSHALL..
hlittrOft&NDA. • ' -
tt
64
Perkin Efts hens, from New.. York, at
2141 t July.
Is Heyencir, at Bong Kong,llth July, from .
to ,
Flo
Goodell, McGllvery ; sailed from Hamburg,'
r M OUlOY'dttO thud Buenos Lyrae.
tl/4141
ulPyalace Johnson; from Boston , at Mel.
th J,
luh l
t q11 10 ,, t
Notions flaskell cleared ai.koston, 22i
um Crowell, clsared at Boston, 28.1 snit, for
eltw
n a d t stY. Penny, sailed from Pawtucket, 22d
4
Twrev.e, ThUhrici, hence at New York, /Id
SPECIAL NOTICES.
8— 1860—X.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIT nuts
They P
strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They ctrengthen.the eyelet's and ODIITOU
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyepepsia and Constipation.
They my e Diarrhcea, Cholera, and CholeraHorbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Bervoinolleadaohe.
They aro the best niTrILBS in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted natture'a
great restorer. They are made of pure St Croix Bum,
the celebrated Calleaya Bark, roots, and herbs, and are
taken st h h the pleasure of a beverage, without reg srd to
age or time of day. Particularly recommended to deli
oaks, persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all
Grocer!, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. EL DRAKE
& CO., 202 BROADWAY. New York. se24.6in
- - - q GIBNAT TRIIIMPII.—STEINWAY
' & SONS were awarded a ftrat-class medal
at the late Great aternationel Exhibition, Loudon,
over the 2139 rhinos from all parts of the world entered
for competition.
The special correspondent of the New York Times
says: Messrs. Steinway's endorsement by the jurors
ix emphatic, and stronger and more to the point than
that of any European maker."
EL A.SIUS.
-- 1008 CHESTNUT Street
Warerooms at
se2o•Gt
GROVER & BAKER'S NEW SRUTTLE
SEWING MAORINE.-:—PRIDE, $4O.
The attention of tailors and other manufacturers
miring the TWO of a cast and durable lock-stitch machine,
Le directed to our No. 9. Thin is a new and admirable
machine, operating with the greatest ease, and with but
little noise, and, although but lately put into the market,
la already a groat favorite with manufacturers. It is a
first• clam machine, at a low price.
lie machine ever introduced in this city has void EtO
rapidly, or given such universal satisfaction. It is very
simple h its construction, easily learned, not liable to
get out of order, works with fine cotton, silk, or linen
thread, equally well ; and the low prico at which it is sold
pleess it within the reach of all who desire *reliable;
serviceable machine. •
GROTAIR ht BAEZ'S 13. M. CO.,
mf2o-17 730 ORESTRUT Strest
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYll !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
producve a color not to be dietin,guished from nature—
warranted not to injure the Hair in the lead ; remedies
the ill effooto of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair V.!
life. GRAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIR Instantly trans a
rplendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and Nan.
Brig. Bold by all Druggists, dm.
Mir The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHN. ,
LOB, cm the four sides of each boa.
FACITORY, No, 81 BARCLAY Street,
(late 283 Broadway and 10 Bond street),
My2B-1y New York.
ONN-PRION CLOTHING, OP THE LATEST
SYYLIB, made in the Beet Manner, orpreeely for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prime marked In
Plain Figaro. All Goode made to Order warranted
getiefsetory. Our 6n■-Paion Stem( Is etrietly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
Sel2-17 JONES & 00.. 604 MARKET Street.
CARD PRINTING ; BEST AND. CHEAPEST -
In the City, at 111 Beath FOURTH Street.
-MARRIED
BDRNDBT—MACDONA.LD.—TriIy 12, by Boy. Dr
C. A. Bill, ?dr. Bogen. Bennett to Miss Marie Moodo
wild, both of Now Orleans.
WILLARD—MENZEL—Jane 19, 1862, by Alderman
Famnol F. Flood. Mr. (James Willard to Mies Mar,
Borneo both of this city.
YOUNG—SOLLNY.—On the 10th inst.,•by Be,. T. J.
Shop Mr., Mr. Edward L. Young to Miss Alice P. Rol.
ley, both of tbia city.
BAx . rzz-oiLslolo.—On the 19th Met., by Rey
Jemce Crowe, Mr. Robert Baxter to Mtee Man' M. Ott
more. both of this city.
VANKIIIK—WILKIRIDN.—On the 201 h inst., by
Bay. B. A. Carden, D. D., F. Walter Vankirk, of New
Jersey, to Emma A., daughter of J. P. Wilkinson. of
this city.
DIED.
RUDOLPH —On Fourth•day, the 24th hint., Sarah
Ann Rudolph.
Iffr friends, mid those of the family, aro respeot , ully
invttid to attend the funoral from the residonco of her
husband, Abram P. Rudolph, Woodbary, N. J., on
Sixth-day, the 28th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M.
N. B.—The cars for Woodbury leave Walnut-street
wharf at 0 o'clock.
LOONEY.—On tho 28d inst., Mrs. Elias, wife of Ro
bert, Loonoy.
The ri halves and friends are respectfully invited to
atter d tho funeral from the residence of her freehand,
•No. 236 North Eleventh strut. on Saturday afternoon,
tbef.:7th Met, at 3 o'clock. To proceed to the Wood.
lands. ***
TAYLOR —oo Third•day. 9th month 23d, Mary,
wfuow IA the late Anthony Taylor, in the 88d year of her
age.
Tho rrlatires and friends of the family are invited to
attend lax Initerat from her late residence. Bucks county,
Pa , on Eevonth•day, the 27th it et.. at 11 o'clock A. M
Convey...tele Will meet tho 8 A M. train from Konslog•
ton at, Ehamony Station. • ***
PISHER.—On Pontth•day morning, 24th inet WU •
Ham Lugan Piebar, is tho Slat year of hie age. tt"
ASHTON —Killed at the battle of Antietam, on the
17th Met., %Man Harrison, eon of George and tia-ah
Ashton, Company D, 28th Regiment, P. Y., in the 22d
3 ear 01 Waage. - • *
BR&DI 00E.--On the 2Sd lost, Emma 0., daughter
of Boutan and -Ellzabelb Braddock.
011003 —Killed at the battle of Bhartnhurg, on the
37th inst , Adintant Augusts:us T. Cross, 2d Penna. Re
slime, aged 22 3 earl. *
LAW S.—Killed at the battle of Antietam, on.the 17th
intt , Cape Peter F. Lewe, Company 0,281 h Regiment,
P V.
LYII 011 —On the MI must Thomas, eon of James
and Bringtt LYncb, aged 6 years, 4 months, and 12 days.
rtIcOIIODDESL—On the 23d inet., Hugh ItlcOrodden,
In the 60th t ear of hie ago. tk
51 c POOH —Killed at the battle of Shartieburst, on the
17th fret., Lieut. Joeeph Henry McHugh, or OomPtro7
69th Itoeltnent, P. V. * .
L LOR.—On the 2.3dinst., Ellen, daughter or ID nry
at d Hannah Mellor ' egad 1 year and 5 ranthe. *
METZ.—Un the 23d teat Keziah 8., - wife or Robert
P. Metz.
MITCHELL.—TiIIIed at the battle of Crameton's
Gap, lilt° Ridge, Md, on the 14th inst., illah'on IL
hlitoliell, Company 11, let Regiment New Jersey Wig,
son of John Mitchell, of Roxborongb, Pa., in the 23th
year of Its age.
PM< fi En —At Koy West, in hospital, on the 15th
lust , Thitinco, Messchert, only con of Joseph B. and
Hannah G Pettit r, in the 21st year of his ace, *
80111/Y LER —On the 21st inst , from wounds received
of the battle of Antietam, Capt. Philip R. fichnylert-Co.
0, Slat llealment, P. V. . Ic
bWllltlll4o.—At Frankford, on the 221 inst., Miss
Elizabeth Swatting, in the 24th year of her age, *
Th.FLOE —On the 2.3 d Inst., C. B. Taylor, aged 4T
)(am
10WNSIOND.—On the 23d Jost, Benjamin Townsend,
in he• 121 year c.f hie age. iF
—WBIGEiT —On the 2 ist Inst., Rebecca, relict of John
Wright, aged 80 jean , ,
BLACK AND . BECOND MOURN
DSO Dress k like, just opened 1 •"`
Black Gros Grains and Poult de Soles. •
Dial k Taffetas end Gros tie Ettines.
•
Black Amines and Vonotiennes.
Black Groe d'Ecosse or Ottomans.
Black end White Taffeta Lance.
Pack and White Versoviennes.
Diach a and White neat Stripes and Cheeks.
BEB9ON k SON;
se2•tl Mourning Store, N 0.918 CHESTNUT Street.
EYEE & LANDELL,
FOUBTU and ABOH STREIT&
OPMNING FOB FILL SALES:
Magnificent Silks.
. .
Megnificent Mewls.
Megbiticont Poplins.
Good Black Silks.
Blobeet Printed Goods.
Gond Stook of Sttales. ee2o.tf
ff.. (•lIOSEN FRIENDS 'LODGE, No. 100,
I. 0 or 0. F.—The Members of . the above
Lodge will meet at the kall, VIM') and BROWN
Stmts. on THIS (Thursday) AFTERNOON, at 3
o'clock. for the purpnee of attending the funeral of 0 tip•
thin PETER F. LAWS. P. G. By order of the Lodge.
It* ' B. J. YOUGERAY, Secretary. •
FffOFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE
- IIiSORAFOE COMPANY
PHILADBIRIIIi, Sept. 2t, 11162.
An election Tor TEN DISEOTOBS for the ensuing
year, vill be hold, arroeably to charter, et a genorel
wettest et the Stockholders for that purpose, at the
Office of the Company, No. 436 and 437 OfIES eNUL
Elfrcet, on MONDAY, October fith, 1862 at 10 o'clock A.
M. • .1. W. OloALI:1S tElt,
et26.10t Secretary yro fem.
orCITIZENS , VOLUNTEER HOSPITAL
AMBULATION, BROttl) and PRIBB dtrtets.
—Tcicarty out the entire objects of this Association wo
flied mere money, building materials, and mechanics.
Vie cant the co•operation of the lwilea in preparing de
licacies, As AU supplies sent to the hereiaafter-nanted
gentlemen will be acknowledged weekly through the daily
•pagers Call and see the institution. and give quickly.
111GNIVY R. WATTS, Southwest corner or Broad and
Federal streets
„JOB W ILLI &BIEL 884 South Second street.
JOH ti WI LLTe MB, Willing's alley, above Third it.
lIENRY J. FOX, No. 1233 Filbert street.
C. P. PEROT, Sr utheast corner of Broad and Chris •
tiara streets.
JOSEPH L. 90FF, No 523 South Thirteenth street.
T. no &DAMS, No 123 tenth Sixteenth atr.et.
DENBY D BENNER, M. D., Third street, above
Christian.
A IA X Alq D LI& GRAVES, No. 810 South Fourth st.,
Or to the Committee, at the Hospital eta i.3t
PERSONAL.
PENSIONS, $lOO BOUNTY, AND
PAY procured and collected for Soldiers, Sailors,
and the relatives of snob as are deceased, by •
JASIICS FULTON, ATTOENB .
AT HIS L 5.W Mill OPLLECTIOS( OFFICE, 424
WALItUT Street, Philadelphia.
For bueiness done in this line charges will be Re fol
lows: For collecting Soldiers' and letters' Pay less than
Sp in amount, $1 i wbon over 560 in amount, 2x per
cot. on the exceee. For collecting arrears of Pay old
5100 Bounty for relatives of deceased soldiers, 2)4 per
cent. For procuring Pensione, the Government fee,
55.
For collecting and procuring such for relatives of de-
ceased soldiers that have volunteered since the 25th
Auguor,: 1882, from this city, no charge, av previously
proposed. JAMBS FULT 0 N,
ee2o tf if 424 WALNUT Street; Philadelphia.
IDO W S . AND MOTH WHS.—
Pensions, Penidons, Pensions.
Widows, Orphans, Mothers, 'Discharged
Soldiers, Bailors, and Zdariries, entitled to Pensions,'
ebonld call at once on
JOSEPH E. DATITP' & 00., '
Pension and Military &gent,
No. 427 werAur Street.
1 OUNTY AND BACK 'PAYE
liatinty end Back Pay 1 Bounty and Back Pay 1
Bounty and Back Pay l—Wives, Children. Fathers,
-Mothers, ,Brothero, and Blatere are entitled to Bounty and
Beck Pay, 44 should make early avOcation to ..,
401111 BR B. DEVIT I' 00.,
;Military and Naval tenor,
at 19•64 80. 427 Wit.LISBT Street:
rp' l ;ll . . it (AIATSOuo-H
HER HUSBAND /8 ALIVE) of any Seidler,
Sailor, or Marine, killed, or Who' may have died in the
tervice of-the United States, and on whom she may have
been dereadent, in whole or in part, for relief, is entitled
to a Pension oVat .leait..Eight Dollars per month, by
'.making aii'llimediatiapnliostion to •
• " !-- !JOSEPH; E..DEVITTi •±Y, 00., •
• No. 421-)WALNUT Street.
Remember the ' , number, Pour -Hundred - and •T wentr
seven.
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NAVAL tILGENOY.
ADD.4 2 Eft 3T *Ally oa
j()APPLY IN PERSON.
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cashed or oOthiiteglief
gig JOSEPH E 4 DNVSTT;B./lital •
210 4427 W&LIIIIT Stsin4;jldladolsbis !
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'rnE MILITARY AND NAVAL AGENCIY.
eel 9 et
PROPOSALS. "'
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER.
ILtry. DIIPLATIN VS.
Blinn OF PROSISIONA AND OLOVIINO,
September 22, 1862.
PROPOSALS (sealed and endorsed o Proposals for
Papeam) will be received at this Bu , eau until soon on the
30 til 41 of 00TOBER next, for furnishing and deliver.
ing at the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, New York, three
hundred teams of paper, with the privilege of Menai;
ing the quantity to one thousand ream.
The paper to be white, 13K Inches by 18K inches, to
'Weigh 16 pounds to the ream, and made of linen aback;
to to stop.tuled, leaving one inch margin on each page . .
beck and front to be ruled 24 lines on each page, with
one inch margin at top and bottom.
sample of quality and eiv.e of the paper may hereon
at the office of the Inspector in charge of the Navy l<<ard
in Oharlestown, hinssachueetts ; Brooklyn, New .York ;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and at %la Bureau.
se2s-th4t
P ROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS
FOE TRH 13AVY.
NAYT DEPART % SNT,
BUREAUOY CONSTIMOTION, STC September 22,1,862
SEAMED PROPOSALS to furnish materials far the
navy for the 1401 year ending 36th June, 1863, will be
received at this Bureau until 6 o'clock la. of the 2tet
October next. These proposale must be endoraed 46 Pro.
posear. for Materials for the Navy, Bureau of Con •
structton," ho., that they may be distinguished from
other business lettere.
The materials and articles embraced in the classes
named are particularly described in the printed sclindistee;
any cf which will be furnished to such as desire to offer,
on- application to the commandants of the respective
yards, or to the navy agent nearest thereto, and those of
all the yards upon application to this Bureau - This di
vision into classes being for the convenience of dealers in
eaco, such portions only will be friruished as are aotually
required for bide: The commandant and navy agent of
each stmion will, in addition to the schedule of clams of
their own 'aide, have a copy of Me schedules of the other
Yards, for examination only, from which it may be
judged whether it will be desirable to MAO application
barony of the classes of those yards.
Offers must be made for the whole or - the °lass at any
yard upon one of the printed schedules, or in 'strict don
formity therewith, or they will not be conaidered. In
computing the classes the price stated in the celumn of
price's will be the standard, and the aggregate of the cities
will be cm tied out according to the prices stated.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bona fide
bklder who gives proper security for its fulfilment. The
United States reserves the right to reject all the bids for
any class, if deemed exorbitant.
All articloe must be of the very best Quality, to be de
liven d in the navy Yard in good order, and in s u itable
veseele and packages, properly marked with the name of
the contractor, as the'case may be, at the ex cease end
risk of the contractor, and in all respects sublect to the
irepection, measurement, count, weight, dic., or the yard
*dome received. and to the entire satisfaction of the corn
macd ant thereof. ,
Bidders are referred to the commandants of the respec
tive yards for samples, inetructic ns or particular do
al
t i Mon of the articles; and all other tidings being equal,
preference will be given to articles of American manufac
ture.
every offer. as required by the law of 10th August,
IEOIS, must be accompanied by a written guarantee, the
f3ren of which is herewith given.
Those oily whose offers may be accepted will be noti
fied, and the contract wsl be forwarded as soon there
after as practicable, which they will be required to
cute within ten days after its receipt at the post office or—
navy agency named by them.
Sureties; in the full amount will be requi•ed to sign the
contract, and their responsibility certified to by a United
States district judge, United States district attorney, col.
levier. or navy agent As additional security, twenty per
Denture will be withbeld from the amount of the bills
until the contract shall have bean couipletcd ; and eighty
per cent cm of each bill, approved in triplicate by the
commandants of the respective yarde, will be paid by the
navy agent at the potpie of delivery, in certificates of
indebtedness, or Treasury notes, at the option of the
Government
It is stipulated In the contract, that if default - UMW°
by the parties of the first part, In delivering all or any of
the articlee mentioned in any class bid for in the con
tract, of the quslity, mid at the time and places above
provided, then, and in that oase, the contractor and his
sureties will forfeit and pay to the Uciteel Stater' a sum
of mosey not excrediog twice the amount of snob class,
which may be recovered from time to time, according to
the act of-Congress in that MO provided, approved
March 3,1843.
In time No. 11, and there follawriur, If a quantity, in
addiii Erma' to the face of the contract is demanded, it
is to be furnished on like terms and conditions, during
the fiscal year.
PORN OF -OFFER
Nt Mob, from a firm, must bo signed by all the members :
1, -, of in the State of -, hereby
agree to furnish and deliver In the respective navy yards
all the articles named in the clause hereunto annexed,
agreeably to the provisions of the schedule therefor, ant
in conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau of
Conetsuotion. &c., of 22d September, 1862. Should my
offer be accepted, I request to bo addressed at=, and
the contract sent to the navy agent at or to
for signature and certificate.,
Pate.
Signature, A. B.
' •
Witness.
The schedule which the bidder encloses must be pasted
to his offer, and each of them signed by him. Oppodte
each article in the schedule the price must be set, the
amount carried oat, the aggregate footed up for each
class, and the amount likewise written in words. If the
parties who bid do not .reside near the place where the
articles are to he delivered, they must name in their offer
a person to whom orders on them are to he delivered.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
, The undersigned -, of -, in the State of
---, and - of io the State of
hereby guaranty that in C 814) the forfgding ,bld o?
- for any of the elissoa therein named be aCeepted,
he cr they will, within len days after the receipt of the
contract at the poet office named, or Navy Agent deaf&
netted, execute the contract for the same, with food and
sufficient entities; and in case said - shall fall
to enter into contract as aforesaid, wo guaranty to make
toed the difference between the offer of the said
- wad that which may be accepted•
Eignatares of two Guirantoro, } 1 D.
Witneem
I hereby certify that the &bore earned - are known
to me ae men of property, and able to make good their
gnarantte.
To be signed by the United States District Judge,
Unit*d States District Attorney, Collector, or Nary
Agent.
Eatract fro»► a Law of She United Slates, approved
July 17, 1862
Sao 14. And be it further enacted, That no contract
or order, or any interest therein, shall be transferred by
the party or parties to whom such contract or order may
be given to any other part> or parties, and that any such
transfer shall cause the annulment of the contract or
order transferred so far as the United States are con
cerned : Provided, That all the rights at cation are
hereby reserved to the United States for any breach. of
such contract by the contracting party or parties.
EI:o. 16. And he it further enacted, That whenever
any contractor for subsistence, clothing, arms, ammuni•
tlr.n munition, of war, and for every ceecription of sup
piles for . .he army or navy of the United States, shall be
found guilty by court martial of fracd or wilful neglect
of duty, he shall be punished by One, imprisonment, or
snob other punishment as the court martial shall ad
jutfpe j and any person wbo shall contract to furnish
supplies ol any kind or description for the army or navy,
he shall be deemed and taken as a part of the land or
ravel forces of the United Stases for which he shall con
ks ct to introish said entities, end be subject to the roles
and regulations for the government of the land and naval
for Cie of the United Stales.
The folloilog ere the dance required at the respective
navy yards:
KITTERY, MAINE
Class No. 1. White Oak Logs; No. 2. White Oak Keel;
No 3 White Oak Promiscuous Timber; No. 4. White
Oak Plank; No. 8 Yellow Pine Lo'gs; No. 7. Yellow
Ptuo Beams ; No. 8 Yellow Pine Mast And Sp sr Timtor ;
No. 10. White Pine Mast Timber; No. 11. White Pine
Plank and Boards; No 13. Ash Plank and Boards; No.
14. White Ash Oars; No. 15. Hickory Batts; No. 18:
Black Walnut and Cherry .• No. 17. Cypress; N 0.19.
White Oak Staves end Heading; No. 20. Black Spruce;
No. 23. Lignumvitm ; No. 25. )(rots; No. 28 Steel; No.
27. Iron Spikes; No. 28. Iron' Nails, wrought and out;
Nor 80. Lead ; No. 31. Zinc and Tin; . No. 34 Tools
lot; Stores; No. 38. White Lead; No. 31. Zino Paints;
No 34. Colored Paints, Dryer; No. 39. Linseed Oil, Tur
pentine, Varnish; No. 41: Glees, No. 43 Pitch, Rosin,
Tar; No. 44. Oil, Tallow, Sciatil No 48. Miscellaneous—
Dsy Goode, Bair Cloth, Ship Chandlery' for' construo•
tkn Chats A. Boiler Iron and Rivets; IX LAtd F.
Miscellaneous Tools for Engineers; G Cooking Utensils.
Stoves, &o •; Flax Canvas; I. Cotton Canvas;' P.
Twine; K Leather ; 11. Rose; 11. Brushes; N. Dant.
log. Dry Goods; 0. Lanterns; Q. Sperm Oil ; B. Ship
Chandlery, for stores and equipments; 8. Ettadonery; T.
Niro Wood.
ORABLESTOWN
Class No. I. White Oak Logs; No. 2. White Oak Keel
Pieces; No 3. White Oak Promiscuous Timber; No. 4.
White Oak Plank; No. 6. Yellow Pine Logs; No. U.
White Pine Loge, Plank, and Boards; N.. 18. Ash Logs
atd, Plank; No. 16. Black Walnut, Mahogany, and
()berry; No 13 Locust; No. 19. White Oak Stares and
Heading; No. 23 Lignunivitie; No. 26 Iron; No.. 26.
Steel; No. 2T. Iron Spikes; No. 28. Iron Nails, wrought
and cot; N 0.30. Lead; N0.'31 Zinc and .Tin ; No. 33
Hardware • No. 34. Toole for stores ; No, 36. White Lead
No 37. An Paint's; No. 88. (Wort d Palate, Dryer;
No. 39. Linseed 011, 'Turpentine, and Varnish; No. 41.
Glass; No. 43 Pitch and Rosin; No. 44 . Irish
low, and Beep; No. 46. Miscellaneous Dry Goode; A.
Boiler Iron and Insets; B. Iron; 0. Lard Oil; D.
Boiler Felting; K.• Ginn Packing; 11 Miscellaneous Tools
for Engineers; G;Cooking Utensils and Stoves ; B. Flax
Canvas; L Cotton Canvas: 1. Flax 'and Cotton Twine;
K. Leather; L. Bose ; rirrithes; N. Bnntiog and
Dry Orods ; 0. Lanterns; P. Tar for ROpewelk ; Q.
Spans Oil; R. Ship Chandlery for stores and equipments;
B. Stationery ,• T. Fire Wood ; U. Ox Hides for rope.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Class No. 1. White Oak Logs; No. 2. White Oak Reel
Piaci ,• No 8. White Oak Promitcnoni Timbn ; No. 4.
White Oak Plank; No. 5. • White Oak Kueee; N0..6.
Yellow Pine Loge; No. 7. Yellow Plno 8011111 No S.
:Yellow Pine Mast - TinaberyNo. 10 White Plea Malt
Timber; No. 11. White Pine Logs, Plank, and Boards;
No. 12. Whits Oak Boards and Plank; Ba. 13 anti Logs
and Plank; No. 14 Ash Oars; No. Lb. Hickory Butte
audllandepikee; NO 16. Black Walnut, Cherry; No.
17 Oypres; No. 18. Locust; No. 10. White Oak Staves
and Beading; No 20. Black Spruce; N 0.21. Cedar; No.
22. Mahogany ; No. 23. Lignumvilso ; No. 24. Iron,
•round, flat, and square; No 56. Steel; No. 26. Iron •
Spikes l No. 28. Iron Nails, wrought 'and cut; , No. 30..
Lead • No. 31. Zinc, Tin ; No. 33. Hardware; No. 84.
Tools ' for store?. Ac . ; No 88. White Lead ; No 87. Zinc
Paint; No. BB:Colored Paint,. D yrr ;No 39 Vl:is:tad
Oil, Turpentine,'Yarnish ; No. 41 Close; No 43: Pitch,
Bonin, Tar; No 44. Fish Oil. 'Tallow, Soso; No. 43.
• Miscellaneous Dry Goods; 11. Reiter Iron and Rivets;
B. Pig Iron' C. Lard Oil; 1) Boiler Felting; N. Gain
Pachirg; F. Miscellaneous Toola for Engineer& ; G.
Cocking Men/14 Stoves, litc.; H. Flax. Canvas; L. Cot
ton Canvas; J. Twine; K Leather; L ..11043; 51.
Blushes ; Bunting and Dry Oirdi; 0.-Ltuterns ;Q.
Sperm tar;
B. Stationtry ; T. Wood.
PHIIADELPHii.
gi.Olaas No. 1. White Oak Loge; No. 2. White Oak
col Pieces; No. 3. White OA NO11114=0[1! Timber;
No 4. White Oak Plank ; No. 6. k (How Pine Plank
Bieck Logs; No. 7. Yellow-Pine Beams; No 8. Yellow
Pine Matt and Ppar Timber; No. 10 White Pine Mast
and Spar Timber,; N 0..-11. White Pin° Logo, Plank,
Boards,.Ac. ; N0..13 Aeb L - . 143 and Piauks ; No. 14.
While Ash ears ; N0, , 16. White 'Heart .11lckory, Cap
elan Bare : No. 19. MahoganY, Bleck IVainut, Cherry;
No. 17. Ciprers, Cedar Boards; No 18 Lozilst ; !No.
20. Black Opruce.Spar Timber ; 22. lAgetturrltre ;
No. 26. Iron, ronad, flat, and vinare ; No. 26. Steel;
No. 27. Iron Spikes;No 28. Iron Nails, wrought and
cut ; No 80. Lead ; NO 31. Zinc, Tin ; No 93 Hard
ware ; No. 24. Tools for atone ; No 36. White Lead.;
No. 37. Zino I'aint ; No, 38. Colored Paints, Dryer • No:
;9. linseed Oil, Turpentine, 'Varnish No 41. Glue s ;
No 43. Pitch, Tar, Rosin; N0.:44. Fish Oh, Tallow,
Soap ; No 46 'Miro Saimaa Dry Goode, hair, cloth, and
Ship Chamilery fur construction; A. Iron, Rivets for
Boilers ; B. Pig Iron ; C. Lard Oil •, D: Boiler Felting";
X. Onm Peeking ; F. Miscellaneone Tool's for Engineers;
G.' Cooking Dtonsfis, Stoves, ; Fla). Canvas; I.
Cotton Canvas; J.. Twine; K. Leather; L.- - Efose
N. Brushes-I.Np Ranting, Dry Goods; Q Sperm 01 4
It. Ship Chandler) for Store Equipments ; S. Stationary;
T. Fire Wood
. .
' WASHINGTON. • '
.
Call No. 1.• White Oak Logs; No; 6. Yellow •Pine
Flank Stock 'Lop ; No; 11. White Pine . ; No. 13., Ash
Plank ..Nc0.1.4. Ash Oara ; No. 16: Hickory Byre;
16. Black Walnut,;". No. 17 'Cypress; Na. 19. Stares
and Helidillial• NO. 21. Poplar ; No •45. Iron; No 26i - -
Pito' ; No. 27., 1 1rou.Spikei No. 28: 'lron Nails NO: - 30.
Le'sd ; Si.' Zinc, - Tin - „.Solder ; N. 33: H ardware;
No. 86.. White Lead; 'No; 37 Zino Paint; No. 33.
Colored 'Taint. No. 89. Linseed . 011. Varnish; No. '41.,
Glass; No. 42. Oakum ;'2'o. 43. Pitch, Tar; No. 41..
Mown ; No. 46, Miscellaneous Dry Goods, Ship
Ohandery; lto , for ' construction ; No. 48 Tanks ansl• .
Gelleya ' • NO. 49. .19g0t.,00POOT j NO. 60. Oasin Iron;
No. 51. Polea; N0."62. Bellows ;-.A:Boiler Iron and Bi—
v. is; 11., Fig Iron; O. Lard-011; D. 11111er Reltiog ; N.
Gum Packing; B. Miscellaneous .Ntiaineer's Toole ; , G. -
Cocking Stoves, Ste.; H. Flex °anima ; 1. Cotton
vas; Twine; B. Leather; L. Hoes;Brushes;
N. Bunting and Dry Goods; P. Gas Pipe for:steal:nu St.
tins ; Q. Seem Oil; It. Shin Chandler,' leriehrialkalid
:feviiyments ; B. Stationery; T. Fire W00d:5?.015441ti
.
: A N A : SON .
'.. ' ,l 4. .j ul i ttir,OßYTPYE3.—,Those beautiful. 1,1,u;...
• , • . vvzt,..a+
no ."‘"`t - JANIS ^TOCIOM ,ctc . 11. Inleturee of 111411tER'E: are trixtbtal andam•_,.ouvev . s
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THE PRESS. - -PHILADELPHIA, , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 , 1862.
Bignatare, G. R.
MEDICINAL.
COMMUNICATED.
[Extract from a letter on the Battle field.)
*** * *
This battle (Antietam) has been the most sanguinary
of the war, and the only one fought wit i design and
upon military plineiples. The arrangement of our corps
—the overlooking position of the Commanding General
—the sending into action the right and the left—the
cluing .up of the centre and final success—excites be
isildering admiration, and carries the mind to the great
fields of Austerlitz and Wagram, fought by Napoleon.
Of al this have I spoken. The heart-history of snob a
conflict, purchased by the life andislood of twenty thou
eand men, mug bo found in the hospitals:. War has its
glades—but it has its ten thousand demons in these hu
man tortures, that make the eyeballs ache—the heart
bleed—the lips paler—and the brain reel.. The eight is
at fast positively unendurable. The life-blood of some
is still trickling away in silent calmness, while the dine
vexed limbs and maniac brain of others give rise to sounds
(Rd grant I may not again witness. .
Bat, yoneothess • who now seek a son—or wife a hus
band—or sister a brother—or sons a father—know and
be consoled that even here the hand of mercy Is watch.
fel, and better care is bestowed noon your loved 020
than might at first seem possible. It was in the heapttel
where rested the gallant Booker that I learned the his
tory of those my thical words so often seen and so little
understood, S. T.—I:MO—X. , ' Anything alleviating
the sufferings and saving the lives of our soldiers is a na
tional blessing. I witnessed some astonishing results
from this article.
It is wall known the effect of burnt gunpowder and ex
citement is thirst, which, added to the loss of blood in the
wounded, creates the necessity of a reviving stimulant..
In this particular hospital, the physicians were allowing
their patients to drink Plantation Bitters, otherwise
called B. T.-1880—X, and although the wounded are
most numerous here—this division having opened th
tight at ii in the morning—the men wore • mostly com
posed, and there was but very little fainting. The ern
ale acts upon the stomach and nerves in a most incom
prehensible manner, superior to brandy, and without
subteen: nt stupefy fog reaction. It originated in the
West Indies, containing oallaayo bark, winter green, la
vender, anise, clove buds, orange, snake root, Sce., We
served iu Bt. Orolißum—the B. T.-1880—X being a se.
met ingredient, not yet revesled to the public. It is
principally recommended for want of appetite, disordered
liver, intermittent fevers, stomachic difficulties, &a.
understand it was somewhat known in the Southern
Statexprevleue to the war, and it' appears an agent of
Jefferson Davie recently applied to the proprietors for the
Privilege to make It for hospital purposes daring the war,
to vetioh they made the following reply: •
NEW Tons, Jan. 18th, 1863,
Mr.
dieerst of,
,etr....
DEAR Sin : In reply to year ooduirivicatiori, offering
us Nifty thousand dollars for the recipe
_and right to
make the Plantation Bitters for hospital purposes during
the war," we beg to say your price is a liberal one, con •
sidering it would cost us nothing to comply, and 'that
otherwise we can derive no revenue from the Southern
States ; hilt; air, our duties to our Government and one
ideas or consistency, would not allow ne to entertain it,
although It night please us to assuage the sufferings of
your - Misguided followers.
We remain,
Very respectfully yours,
P. H. DRAKE k 00.
M.These gentlemen give the history of certain ingredients
of their article for "over two hundred years—showleg
that through alt changes of the medical profession and its
practitioners, strength, composure, end cheerfulness have
been derived from these sources. Dr. Woods, in the
Washington Hospitals, informed me that he had been
unable to produce an hour's sleep in one petient for near
ly, two weeks, and he was fast sinking and crazy, until
the Plantation Bitters came to his knowledge, when one
day's trial gave him a night's rest, and he.wee now fast
recovering. I •am surprised our Government has not
(quelled Jefferson Davis in energy, and adopted this in
, volt:able article in all our hespitals. As a lay member, I
eon bear witness it is " good to take," and affords more
energy and life than anything I over tried. Suocoss
to the Plantation Bitters !
But I have digressed. In* my next I shell speaker
gathering in the wounded, burying the dead, ko. B.
ee2s.thstullit
IVULITAR It .
NOW IN THE FIELD:
RUSSELL TROOP.
All numbere of this Troop now in the oity will report
Immediately at CAPTAIN TRY'S TENT,
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE
A few more active young men will be accepted by ep-
Plying at once
Thte Troop recetvce all the
BOU.NTIEN,
amounting in all to
167 DOLL ARR.' .
CAPT. *Di. H. FAY.
ee22 4t *
OFFICE,- OF THE .
. .
AN.DEBSON TROOP, P. V.
lifiround floor of the Pennsylvania Railroad Office,
Oorner of 'THIRD SI and WILLING',3 Alloy,
below WALNIII.
Captain WILLIAM S. PAL lIRR.
The ANDREFOR CAVALRY (11...j0r Genera) Dnell's
escort) has been recruited for special service in the De
partment of the Ohio, and gill be permanently attached
to Headonarter El eel 9 St*
CAPT. WILLIAM H. FRY
!sawn for Harrlebnrg on THER3DAY. dR
rneeabtra of the RUSSELL TEO )1' desiring
traLaportation will report before 12 o'clock on that day.
as 24 2t4
FIRST REGIMENT GRAY RE
SEBVIES —The active, contributing, and associate
Membete, and the friends of the Reaknent, are in
cited to ennoble at the Armory of ilompany ft, No.
810 MARKET street, at 7X o'clock, THIS ehrirsiay)
3101191NG, to proceed to mod the tiegiment on its
arrival. By orderof Committee of Reception. loft
IBEADQUARTERSHOMEGUARD.
0117 eV PRILADELPIITL. Beptember23, 1862.
' GENERAL ORDER, No . . 14
The troops rent from this city to Harrisburg, under
the recent orders of the Governor of the Commonwealth,
herring bren by bim ordered to return to their homes and
to be discharged from further service under the said or
ders, it is hereby directed : .
1. That the commanding eflicere cf regiments, or of
companies, who-have received from the city of Philadel
phia arms accoutrements, murical instruments, over
man?, hi aukste, knapsacks, haversacks, eenteene, knives,
for k., Gramm. plates, camp 'tellies, mess pans, ammuni
tion, or !applies of any hied for the luta of their r.,apeo
tive command?, do forthwith return the same to-the Q ar
termaster's Department of the Home Guard, at the OUT
rsenel,' in Race street, below Breed street.
2. The arms, accoutrements, and musical instruments
that have been iteriod to' the companies of the Home
Guard era excepted from the above order, and will be re
tained by the said companies for their use •
3. The uniforms of the Home Guard, hereafter, will be
similar to the uniforms adopted for the regular army' of
the United Slates, the regiments of ,each- arm conform
ing therein to the uniform of the corresponding arm in
the said regular army. <lt will consist of the army bat,
dark. blue blouse, and light-bind pantaloons, with the
proper trimmings to designate corps and 'grades of rank.
4 The companies that have been formedio the wade
and preancts; and which are not component parts of ex
isting military 'Organizations in tbia‘clty, are respectfully
invit.d to attach themselves to this Home Guard, in which
they will be orgariAnd as regiments; drincemporated with
the old regiments thereof, as they ma ypref.r•
By order of : A.. 3..P1.2.A50NT0N, • .
Brigadirr General Commanding Home Guard:.
War BRADVMD, Aes't ddi. Gen. ' ' 5e24.6t"
•
ti INDEPENDENCE CITY
A
CADETS —be- undersigned haying opened his .
School for the Military Instruction of Youth, will'
drill on Monday and Thursday afternoorte of each
week. at 4 o'clock, at the Armory, N. E. corner'of
EIGHTEENTH and CBESTNUr streets • "
For terms and circulars apply to Hors' & BRO., B.
W. corner Tenth and Cheolnut streets, at the Armory on
the afternoons of the drills, or at the residence of .
• G. EORENDORTF, ....: .
ec23-51* No. 1912 ookr CB Street. ".
152 d 'PENNSYLVANIA. , TOLUNi•
TEERS.—Good Men are wanted for 88.1TERVL,
of this Regiment. For particulars, 10V11713 at Hpad
itti erten . of Battery L 338 HARMONY street, Phila.:
&Intl's. Will 441 ST. JOHN street. •
• Captain—JOSEPH W. 86NDEBSON. •
litLteuienant-6U.SOLD AM/10110ra.
2d Lieutanaut—EVEßVETES ap23-12t*
T B WANTED FOR
FORT DELAWARE=-Hoary Artillery service.-
8165 Bounty; 890 before leaving the city Any
pereone understanding military drill, who will bring
in squads of men, can have poeitiona in the company.
Tay, rations, and uniform, from day of muster. &DPI,'
at Beadquarters, 409 aflir.sl7Nl3 Street. seal 6t*
HEADQUARTERS HOME
GUARD, • .
CITY OF PHILADIMPIIIA, 800 19, 1862.
GENERAL OBOES N 0.13- • ' •
THE EXIGENCIES OE -THE PUBLIO. SERVIOB
require that the Home Guard be filled, according to the
Bien of Ite organization, to its maximum staudard,lo,ooo
men. It to therofere ordered : .
let. That the rervicen of one regiment of Artillery, two
regiments of Infantry, and one regiment of Cavalry—
each regiment to consist of ten companies of 108 officers
and mcn—will be accepted, and tho regiment' enrolled in
the Home Guard. Our citizens are invited to organize
them without delay. .
2d. Oi.9cers of existing regiment" In the Home Guard
not on duty with their' commando in service will forth
with open their reePective Armories, and proceed to re
cruit their companies to tho standard of 108 officers and
men, and will report daily, at nine o'clock hf.; to these
Beadirriarterly the addition thereto they bare received.
By order of A. J. PGH&BONTOIf,
Brig. Gen. (3ommariding Home Guard.
WY. BRADFORD, Aid . Att. Gen. ae2O.bt
GENTS'..F.URNISHING GOODS.
G E O RGE • G a4 l s7..
• . NANUFACIIIIRNB Orlin DUMAS EN
GENTB' : FURNISHING GOOD 13;"
: No:6IO . ONINITNITT
se/8-3m
VINE • SHIRT MANUFAOTORY.
The subscriber would invite attention to his
IMPROVED OUT OP BiIIRTS,
Which he makee a epeolalty in his business. Also,
reoeivini
ROVELTIDO FOB GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
J. W. SOOTT.
GINTLIMENT FURNISHING WFORRI
No. au CHEBTNI7T ISTRIIErp •"1•11.!
jag-ti Your doors below the daptfnentit .
PHO'TOGRAPfIig I ,Ler4a
If A MARVEL AND . A SPELL.'..
11 The wonderful accuracy of likeness andllatUffil.
nem of coloring, rivets the attention of idl into aseilite
}IZMIR'S hie. Otte oil colored Pilot:6ol6h'. tifovrmede
at war prices. ..,6,10011D Street, above . Green. }tit
•
• CIO DIA ES T 'lO ItIME 'B,
Ax. srii'm
good picture
and faltbfigallkionliasil We colored Photograph! for 81
•••• . 1 ca. s a s• !tiny! Graettll,
Pictures of chiliirTini:7"7ltie-y74;e—etre—
mtiecullar fitness of the subject Oharacteristicopfetnresil,
Gallery, BSOOND Street, above Green. ltit
RETAIL DRY 'GOODS.
E AL NEEDLES,
N0..1.0291 CHESTNUT STREET.
NEW GOODS FOR FALL TRADE.
sow °nautili, OF Till LATEST minim,
And for jab at the old "prides.
In Pointe niencon, Pointe &paNab,
Beal Thread, Point de Verde°,
French Guipure,' Maltese, Yelat
. donne, /re. and laces by the yard,
in real andimitation, all varieties.
' (Jolla's, Eleiis
Hdkfs., Ted;
Coiffures, Barbas,
and Ps. ago -
Jaconets, Oambmes, Mails, Rain.
-‘` soaks, Dimities, Piques, - French
Pinging, Figured Plaids, Stripes,
Az., is great variety.
white
NowGood "dl.
aat
Shirting, Sheeting. and Fronting Li
nens, Printed -Linens - and Oara
brine, Diapers, Napkins, Doylies,
Table 'table Damasks.
Hucicabact and'. Darnasir'.,TOwebi
and Towelling. 50 &isms" nib Id
nisi NaPkinss $1.25 per dozen._
and
rfamaeks,
Towelling:
Corded and tapo bord'd Printed, Be
•here, gem- Btitohed, Broad Bow,
.',3fonrning, colored, Favor, Bur
ned, dzo. in ail grades.
Handkerchiefs,
all kinds;
Ladles', Gents',
and Ohildran's.
Vollars, Setts, RAM., Flouneingd,
Edgings, Insetlingo, Bands, In
tante' Waists, Robes, ko., very
Embroideries;
in a variety at
new deeigna.
A VFW LOT OF POINT LLCM OOLL&RS, $1.50.
The above goods have been bought almost entirety
"for cask," and will he sold, with few exceptions, at
4 g old prices," offering cteery great inducements" to
those needing anything in this line to examine my stook,
as the prices are "very viu,ch below", the present mar
ket rates. • .
E. NI.. NEEDLES.
10. ORESTERT. STREET. •
. . 60.2-12 t
102 t OR] STNIIT '-STREAT
E. M. NEEDLES.
LACES,
WHITE GOODS,
• •
• LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES.
A full assortment of the above on hard at . LOW
PitIOES, to which additions are made' of, all
, .
NOVELTIES. -
OW. if
1024 CHESTNUT STREET
pDWIN 'HALL & BRO. .2.6 SOUTH
J 124 SECOND Street, will oven, this morning—.
Beautiful Shades of Poplins.
nein and Fancy Silks.
Bich Printed Cashmeres and Beim.
Pine Quality French Merinoes.
A great variety of new styles of Dress Goods.
N. B —New Goode opening daily. ge26_tr
IfiIALL CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
New Fall Cloaks opened daily.
Winter Cloaks in preparation.
- Striped all•R*001 BrOClle 6b46 1 111 $B.
Fall and Whilst; Woollen Shawls.
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts.
110Ye.' OLO 2HING.
Fine Beady-made Clothing for boys.
Snits made to order.
CLOTHS, OW36'IIIIEIIE6, vItSTINO9.
Just opened, several large lots Oassimeres.
Boys' wear of every grade and style.
11,000 yards Black and Fltncy Oandmeres, 760. to $2.
6.4 Blue Flannels; Black, Blue, and Brown Clothe.
L adlea' Cloaking Cloths for Fall and Winter.
'DRESS GOODS.
Rep. Poplins, French Mericoes, Delathes, &o.
Black Dress Strafe at reasonable rates.
ARMY BL teIIC'ET'S.
COOPER h fIONAILD,
se2o - 8. N. tor. HIE') 11 and MARKET Streets.
CIOODS FOR AUTUMN.
Autumn Silks, dark colored Moots.
Black,'Plain, and Figured Silks.
New designs Fano, Do Gaines.
Rich De Dairies of lower grades.
Foil du Nords and Long Champs.
Handsome amlnew Plaid Cashmeres.
Plaid Valencias and Worsted.
Poplins and Figured Droguets. •
French Chintzes of new styles
Now assortments of French Merlons.
Stella Shawls and Striped Broche.
Fanny Shirring Flannels
Embroidered Tab e Covers.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
sel2.tf .CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
HSTEEL' & SON, .
so. 718 North TENTH St, above Coates,
Have now open a choice assortment of •
NEW .FaLL AND WINTER
• DRESS GOODS.
Bich Fano - Silks. • •
Now Shades Plain Bilks.
Figured Black Bilks.
Plain Black Silks at Low Prima.
Rich Fumed and Plaid French Reps.
Plain French Rope, all shades..
•
Plain Fronchllterlnnep. all shades.
PL &IN ALPACAS,
In Black, Brown, Mode, Blue, and Etoarlet.
Poll De Chem% PoPlitlfc'
And every varioty of Now and Choice Reasonable Dross
Goods. Also, a large assortment of
BL A.t:K SPELL A SHAWLS,
LONG AND SQUARE WOOLEN SHAWLS,
sell-tf AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES..
A.E W G.O 0 DS.-MOIIBLIN DE
lathes ; new atyles neat Plaid Glace Poplins; Plain
Bops, Blue. Green and Brown ; Figured Oaehineres ;
beautiful neat Figured Rep Poplins ; Blue and Bolted
no Delainee ; new Galleon, choice patterns; neat Plaid
Flannel for Gents Shirts,very •desliable and scarce;
also a nice assortment of tedniorea for Ken and Bops, at
JOHN H. 6TOK.EB's
an3o TOR 411.0 H Street.
9 CASES SOUD FLGVD; RUCS-
Eolid Brown Figured,
Fetid ]tine Figured, ' • '
Solid Green Figured. •
ZYRill Is L&NDILL,
se24 YOWITII , add /MEL
VINE BLUE AND Blio Wig BiERI.
JL! FOBS-- • •
Humboldt Purple lfferinoe.
liew'Bhade Blue Atlerinoed,
Light and Dark Brown litetinoes.
ETBIS LklniErx, •
ler24 FOUIPPIL and &BON.
QUAW LS FOIL PENNSYLVANIA
TRADE— •
Fnil Line of Black Shawls,
Full Lice of Black Btellae,
Full Line of Woollen Shawls.
EVIIINrIciINDELL, -
.8024 Be TR and MICH.
FLANNEL BEERTINGB, STRIPED
ADD PLAID, otgood Quail* and de&rable styles,
BWSPPARD, TAR & &RAISON,
se2o..6trio . • ' 1098 ORB TN UT street.
ARMY BLANKETS, ARMY BLAN
,
for Bole ..st low vices, by
SHEPPARD, TAN lI&B.LINGIC3, & ALBRISON,
0520.6tr0 • •.•. • 1008 OfilinTNllT stmt.
SILK AND VRESS" GOODS.
FALL STOCK
SILK FANCY' DRESS GOODS.
A. W. LITTLE 8c CO.,
ee2.5.2m No. 324 BT.
MILLINERY GOODS.
og i • . BALL NOIALINEItY GOODS.
ROSENHEIM, •
BROOKS,
431 MARKET STREET,
NORTH BIDE,
HIM now open for their •.
F A L.L - S - A L ES
A LADDR : 4D , .BA.NDBOMII : 4IITOOK OB
FALL MILLINERY GOODS,
,-.CONSISTINGI OP •
RIBBONS, VELVETS, SILKS,
FLOWERS,
STRAW AND FANCY - BONNETS,
AND •
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY,
To which the attention of the trade la
ItESPICOTFULLY SOLIOITED.
ee2o.2m • .
1862 FALL. , 1862
WOOD & CARY, , •
SIIOOESS,DIS TO I4g/011i, WOOD, ea RIpHOTIS,
Have now in stores: .
COMPLETE STOOK `
MILLINERY GOODS,.
• ' • l OONSISTING OF
Silk Yelvet and Colored Straw "
BONNETS AND ..HATS ,
Frowera,_geathera, Ail)1)01113 ) ttp. )
To which • they reipectitillylinvite: the attention of the .
'former vatront of the House, and.ttea trade generally.
seg. 2m . ,
. . .
OS KENNEDY & BRc7
. .
1 09 CH E STNUT . STREET ,. VOth* . rituists
HATAMOW,BII.6:ii ; ;.; . •
. .
• ._
IALIIIMTORTATIO4S 9BTRENCIH
FLOWERS; FEATHERS
Anpiaiii!siter. ivmaigiipty , GOOD&
als•aiirl, .;_ ; • : 7,4*:.-I.P.
WHITE P : REgkRY.IIST 41)t •=.
: -- •
PURR-OLDER AND% wrzTE.,l7ENEggt. ,
•OREEN;-:..GINGERy EMPs.
-. 7 '. ` ... j 'SPIOES : •
AII thAveanieitai tpr irosirein and Pianos .Rinvo sea:
ALBERT • 'lid BERTB ,
•
t , I..'h s c . '
0140
G9'C.A;anßd JAMBS.
AfTiVr,Niiwiiiiit'
:4nruod.frtax.biel iprofmtonal ; tint: t in: itorooe, and Farm+.
v ‘ ooritli luoter4.o. No.. &V NorthJEIiXTEI 04444., Office
boars from t 01.2 A, M., and 4to t 1424.4th1fte
COMMISSION MIN ES
BROWN DRILLS.
STANDARD QUALITY,
TrOB BAL2I•E'I
WELLING. C3OFFEN. &
1719-ettathBm 920 CIMMEMT STRBET.
CLOTHS, omitinavrE RES.
DOESKINS, SATINETS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINSEYS, TWEEDS,
• KEESEYS, •
. • .
• FLANNELS, and
ARMY WOOLENS.
For sale bribe Wage, by • ,
. 0 "
WELLING, COFFIN, &
an22-thattitoclo '220 iIIiESTNTIT Sired.
p,,BAM.LESS BAGS.
1..7 Stark's 3-Buabel.
15,000 Anaroveoigln': 2 • •
Lewiston A.
Prince. Albert.
Aineakeag 0.
Ozark.
Premium A.
Union A.
Jute, •10. 1
For aale, net cub on delivery, by • .
azi); GRIGG,
5e2.3 3m 211) ()sallow Ansi
5(1(1 BALES STANDARD - PEP
-00 PBRELL DRILLS. •
600 Suffolk, Lawrence, Nashua, &0., &o.
50 bales lilessabets. •
100 cases Blaterville Ex. Clanton Flannels
7,000 yds. Hamilton, BL-inch. •
6 cases Whits Bock Chameleon Lingers.
Bob Boy 'Limeys.
5 oases Heavy Printed Xereers, superior wait,.
Domot Flannels, AMY lailllerez4.
4% Point Blankets, weight ex lba , for Hospitids.
Low-priced bladder Prints. Ice., &o.
For stile, net cash on delivery, by
GIBO. GRIGG,
5e23.3t 219 01311/1061 alley.
ATLANTIC DELAINA'OOIIEPANX.
MOURNING PRINTS,
Black and White, Diaok and Purple,
Blank and Gray, Black and Lavender,
NEW STANDARD STILES,
PZIBTED BY
WILLIAM SINIPSON.
NEW WILL STYLES OE MADDIE PRINTS,
/ROM
SAMUEL SLATER tt SONS,
121rD
SUTTON MANUFACTURING CO. )
Ton SALE BY
JOSEPH LEA,
-'.` , 03.28 AND 130 CHESTNUT STREET.
-4)
ARMY GOODS.
DABK-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DABS-BLUE OAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BL•UE CLOTHS FOB OFFWEES.
ABIS I I BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
-10.017N08 DOCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD. WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS &ND DUCK. - -
'BROWN AND BLEACHED !MEETINGS AND
SHIETINGS.
For ode by
FROTHING-HAM ac . WELLS.
pel-Ifer
ARMY BLANKETS.
GOVERNMENT STANDARD,
FOR SALE BY
FROTHrNGH.A.M.&
•
WELLS.
• AGENTS.
saia-41
WELLING, COFFIN, & 00.,
NO. 220 0112113TNUT triBNKT.
are prepared to
CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY
or
ARMY
WOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS,
OF
. STANDARD QUALITY.
5n27-8m
SHIPLEY. HAZARD, lb
I-lUTOHINSON.
119 , 4MFMRIT BTRIABT,
Celt 1111131310* MEIBOHALETiI
soi lux of
GOOPEL
=ffM
FIVE . TWENTIES;
OR,
20-YEAR , SIX PER CENT. BONDS ) .
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVERN.
EIENT AFTER FIVE YEABILI
I szn Luta-noted by the sEcurresy OF THI
TIttAt3ITEY to reoeire rabsoriptione for the above
LOAN AT FAR.
THE INTIGICIBT TO COMMTNOZ FROM OATS
or DEPosrr,
non wraiths the allflealt7 heretofore exPerlenoe4l by
requiring payment la GOLD of the Interest frota May
teat. •
• toll randy of thaw Bonds always on hand.
JAY COOIKE,
BIIESURIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD.ST.
1y21341
:Mae I. WAlitOlts TROXAB W. YOB7l.
WALTON &..
YOST;
BARRENS; B1191;249,
. •
Ci/IN10111.1; 00LtEOTO'BEI,
lie. 26 Smith THIRD' Street, 'PhiledelpbJa.
BEFIIIBBNOBS. • '
Jer Cooke & Co., ~ Hon. James Pollock,'
Jetines,'Hent, Santee, di 004 aOll. H. D. foster,
llsberlok, Black, & Co., Hon. A. H. Bender,
0. IjcHibbin & Bon, Thin. Ann Packer,
B. P. 'Middleton & Bro., Hon. WorrenJ. Woodward.
Hon. Wm. Wilkins, • V. Is: Bradford, Rai.
SAFES.
ins) LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT Rill
twarbirts) to No. 21 South BIIVICHTS Street, nisi
the Franklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and belt
determined to 'merit future patronage, has secured itt
elegant and' convenient store, and kw now on hand
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought ant
Chilled' Iron' Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ( th e only
strictly lire and bargier proof safes made.) Aso,
Unequalled Bank Vault, Bath; and Dank'Locks. •
Lillie'. Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnisbai
to order on short This is the etroiutest, bet. gm
tested, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
- `Also, particular attention —la called to bole
Cabinet Sere, for Plate, Jewelry, etc. Thia Safe In con.
ceded to amen in 'style and 'elegance anything yet tt
ferod for this pnrpose; Cud la the only one that is airlotti
fire and burglar proof.
• Binitukt. Pi oil have now on hand A7' twenty of
Farrel; Herring, is Co.'. Safes, most of tiamt nearly nor,
and segue forty of other makers, comprising • a come
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for Ski
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be told at van
tow prices. Pleats call and examine.
ja26-1711 M. 0. SADLIOR; Agent.
EVANS & WATSON'S
BALAXABDIR SAU
Tro - • STONE, • .
18 SOUTH STREIT . .•
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large variety of FIBS-PBOOF BATES aiwaYa on .
hand.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN' have
their looks , and beantisireatly improved by ',tilting
tbeifamons Itair-dy elng saloon, SOMITHIand B BA NOEI
19 treats. , se24
'TRUSS 'AND. BRA.OE;DX.
Q. • ..
:Varner TWELISH:and BAWD Eltreeti ar.
it..7.fierni b
F lCrcussea ... moclotrdcal elf correct",
. . • .
o. minks&
Dine French end approsed•AmerloiWudeutod to eveT7.,
form of -rnytms, In adulhr. and ores,Jsinglieh and
American Surinortera quid Bells, Shoulder Braoes, flue 7
peneoriee ' Eleatic Stockings, and anima In groat vs.
Lediee' "Tekartnient, 2WDLYTH „Street, . 1 / 1 11 4
' door below Bane. Conducted by oompetentladtel.
Jratiilm ir. ;
"THE ;-.F IttE S T. .:=ASSORT-:
MENT 'oft tiew; sitiderii,'Antl i. durable PI:.
AMOK from 8160 to SOO.
AIeci,'PRINOE'S World•renowned NIIILODIO II S end
"HARMONIUMS, for cub, gran redneticia, or: 113
monthly RSILLAR '279 and
:lin Sort% FIFTH Street, above 'Bornoe:' : eel -Bm*
'T -ATOII4 011.-492 - liseliew Latour
'. 4 1.1 o li ve o il ; it4eieitii:ekiiifitidf Vandal° , fr om
11(ndel'"' tot.
"P-,ohlirrawaliatTiliGN/4
• '•
409-1$ 1102 end 204 South 111014 T Stmt.
MILITARY ,GOODS.
GOODS.
DUCK.
12-0 Z• 'DO• DO.
STANDARD DRILLS•
HEAVY. COTTON FI.AANELf 9.
THE ABOVE IN KOBE, FOB SALE BY
DE COUBBEY & HAMILTON.
N. B—We are prepared to"tocoive contracts for fu
tura daliveriee of
STANDARD GOODS.
N. 24 et •
MILITARY TRI M MIN GS
BRASS KNAPSACK TRIMMINGS, U S. Regu
. Hon, with Buckles, in complete sets.
ROLLER BUCKLES, %-inch, for llaversaev.
DRABS INFANTRY ACCOUTREMENT MOUNT
nos, in complete sots.
BRASS HAT ORNAMENTS, Eagles, Bugles, Trum
pets, Crossed Sabres, and Crossed Cannon.
BRASS LETTERS and NUMBERS.
BRASS CAVA.LRY BELT MOUNTINGS.
BRASS INFANTRY do. do.
BLUED CAVALRY MOUNTINGS, U. S. Regula
tion; in sets, complete, Including &Odle Tree,
Picket Pin, Lariat Rope, Curry Comb, Horse
Brash, and Spurs.
BRASS SCREW and STRAP SPURS, for Officers.
BLUE, SCIABLEri sad GRAY BLANKETS, for
Officep Bpd Private.
For Basin auantillite Isnd Of the beet quality, by
W. P. WILt;TACH & Co.,
3S NORTH THIRD STREET,
ee2B.lm* ' Philadelphia.
WM. T. SNODGRAbS,
No. 34 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
ARMY AND NAVY'
CLOTH HOUSE.
6 4 Dark Bine, from 21.12 to 88.00
8.4 Light Blues, from 150 to 2.00
6 4 Light Blues, from 8.50 to 8.00
64 Pilots and Beavers, from 1.50 to 1.00
8.4 and 6.4 Indigo Flannels. 60 to 2.50
4.4 and 6-4 Stripe and Plain Woolen Shirt
ing 62 to 2.00
sel6-12t
ARMY GOODES I
Sky Blue Kerseys.
Sky Blue Cassimeres, (for Officers'
Pants.)
Dark Blue Uniform Cloths.
Dark Blue Cap' Cloths.
Dark Blue Blouse Flannels.
White Domet Flannels.
Twilled Gray Mixed Flannels.
U. S. Regulation Blankets.
ALSO
10-ounce andl2-ounce Standard
TENT DUCK.
in otoro and for Bale by
SLADE, SMITI*,:& COA
NO. 39 LITITIA., AND 40 13 oitri PSONT.
an27--Im PIIILADNDPE4,
BRABI3 GROMMETS for Army Blau-
We and Leggings, anannfactnred and for Bail in
PDT Quantity at. SIXTH and COLUMBLi.
Ilf 25-Im* E. IV INS.
NEW • PUBLICATIONS.
TN PRESSI .
A_ • THE WOMAN •BLADIC! OR, EERIER
ALIVE ! Price tlity. cents. .•
• T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS, '
It • .3G6 Old ESTNIIT Street. Philadelphia.
QOMETHING NEW !.! SOMETHING
NB* it!
arranac4l for PHOTOGRA.PHIO
PORTRAITS• of FAMILIES. Several styles now
- -PR&YER.IIOOICS - and BIBLES,- in greet verietrt
ranging 441216 wets to $26
• • • PITO_RPS Booketore,
00'24 at No 489 , 011111STNIIT Streft
s •
•
$1.75. pII9 A T L . O I3u G u R B APH $1 . 75 ,
A new lot bound iu 'TURKEY 310110000, Fubr,
SIZE, with asap, reduced to 51.76,' LESS THAN 00ST
TO BIANUFA.OTURE. Other etyloa proportionately
low! PITIMES'S Cheep Bookstoro
sefi•tocl 439 CHESTNUT Street.
MEE- BATTLES IN VIRGIN - 14C-
We ehaJl bave'ready TO-DAY,
ABOTHEB WILL SUPPLY
of Blunt's Map of Virginia, giving" clear and accurate
information concerning
ALL THE BATTLE-FIELDS
now engaging attention in Virginia. Price. 60 cents.
Alpo, 31c0leitan'a War Map of the Middle and South
ern States, upon which are marked allthe Battle-fields, ac
companied by the dater. Price $l.
For Bale by WM. S. be ALFRED MAILTIEN,
se2 , 600 OH EBTNIIT Street.
WAR TELEGRAM MARKING
MAP OF VIRGINIA.
817,11 26 BY 2S. PBTOM 25 CENTS.
Sold in all Periodical and. Book Stores, &Tao sent to any
address on receipt of price. • For particulars see adver
tisement in Frank Lestieve Pictorial.
L. PBAIsIG & CO., Publishers, 109 Washington street,
Boston, Mare. an2d-lm
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.
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and American Books, incliadinz ALL CLASSIC .3 of Lite
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includes all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS' that are not
BEPBINTEO here. .
• -
Terme 04 per year ; six months $8; three months 81.50;
one mouth 7b cents, or a cents per day. 21.8 South
'EIGHTH Street. • seS• 3m
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LECTURE. 1817 OBES rNUT STREET.
Subscriptions per year, month, and dal.
General catalogue just published, furnished gratis.
In Press, Catalogue of the Toting Ladies' French Li
brary.
"Catalogue de la Badidtheque.des Dames et des Ds
me selleal . ht. DI. KO NAOHESI. Agent,
see-lm 1317 CH StiTNII r Street.
lIDIJOATIONAL
• •
A .....BAD - HuANN -TEACHER OF
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Idorth,lll.ZYNNll Street .0.. borne 12 to 1. loon, IS
to 7 /"; 371, - • . • • . • ae2s Ls*
13R0P.....81R &M. CORSON'S Stil
.:AL: COND. Annual °ours. of Lectures on 'English Po
etry, Literarr art, and Criticism, will COMMet.O9 on
.TIINFDAY..October 14, 1E62 For particulars see Cir
culars. at :Lerpoidtle Foreigif Batik - Store, No. 1323
OBSSTIRIT Street. " ae23
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Wig IV' o'. 0 -11.) i:, 4.0 KhE NIY FOR
G
'B :6i sailoiviliisiitatlon will re-open oa the
uthielith'ute.lBloeator particular°, apply to
BAhLQBL; , • •', ALSOP, Principal,
itirgej,ia, ,11 . 4: WAter,thi, Monroe county, Pa.
„
Mlt W IN.IIS O P TAPPAN'S
.
.A.VJL Boarding and Day School for Toting Lading, Do
1616 OPIRIOR Strout, will reopen on WEIDITESD.f.T,
,BoßterAPer 17th. : . . . , .i719-Em
rria BEST: . PROVIDED . SCHOOL
IN Till urTIOLD ,STATES.—The Scientific and
Classical Institute, OWES VNIIT Street, N. W. oar. of
Twelfth st., reopens. on MONDAY, Sept. 6th. In no
other school of our lanntry bare ao great pains been
taken to provide everything „requisite for the complete,
and thorough education of boys and young men In all do
partments of learning. &Arnim on Twelfth at.
au2l3.tf EINNIS, PriacipcL
.13oA.B,Dugia SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
• REMOVAL.
The Sixth Session of the BOARDING SOHOOL FOB
GIRLS, horetofore conducted by the Subscribers, near
Darby, Pa cinder the name of•
. . SHARON YEMALE SEMINARY ,"
Will open 10th mo., Ist, 1862, at Attleboro, Bucks
county, Pa., under the name of ,
BRLLEVIIE ItEMALE INSTITUTE: •
Every.. faMlity.will be afforded whereby a thorough
and finished course of instruction in all the elementary
and higher brenchea of an ENGLISH, OLASSIOAL,
and EIATHEMATIOAL Education may be obtained.
Oiroulara, embracing full details of the Institution,
may be had on application to the Principals, Attleboro,
Bucks county, Pa., or to Edward Parrish, Philadelphia.
TERMS.
The charge for tuition in English bran - Chat, with
board, washing, fuel, and lights, including pone and ink,
arid the use of the library, is at the rate of $l6O for the
school-year. ,
Latin, Greek, Tren'ob,.Gerreall, and Braving , each
extra. Trench, ; German,
J. GRAR &ME,
JANR P. GRAHAME,
sett-bin • , • Princirwls:
MS I3 /LiNCE:
VAKE INE3tra,ANON COMPANY ,
400 CREIBTNin' Stmt.
jrpzi ;AND INLAND INNURANOII.
1N41410T0215.
P. N. Buck, - R. D. Woodruff,
• Ohal:' Richardson, John Xesaler, Jr.,
/lent* 'Latvia; Jr, l P. B. Jnatioo,_
Alex: waahington Jonco,
6eo.%lLi•Weat,* Chas. Stokes,
• 0. John W. Overman.
• FRANCIS n. BUCK, President.
CHABLIS BIOHARDSON, Vice Prealthint.
W1LLL4.248 BLA.I4OHA/03, - BooretarY. [mlialLgu
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1 1 _, Ria - r oz Golaw;f7or 1101 'ISTAT7I VW
PNISIVSYLVLNLi.• '. - • - , e .:. • , . , ,
DIRIVTIVREL - ' ' • .'
1
David rem M.D., . , Crhesiall s a &Orli •
John M. tan, ' Jot= H. Walker , ••:,
iSdward O. Knight, • ? Robert shoolcua l r, . ..
.. . Thom S. Stewart,' .* William Strutlism
s itygn , !, , siwis, Jr. ,-, ' , - , NSW' Jones.
;;;; ' ' DATiIi IA M D., President.
_ _
___. '" i ',..7011V, MI WHITALL, Vies PreeldiaL
ItillitUMS:llooNilleoretsri. '
°Mai Clonanainiiiiiitli '
h um Blabl - 611 CIEMETIRM
• Street, elpida. '-'-' /'— ' • imoi-111r
AUCTION SALES.
BAZAAR NINTH. AND SAN
SONE STREETS.
AUCTION SALE OF ItORSES.
On SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at the
BAZAAR.
Included lathe catalogno ' rcif
beneatlg
N °STY HORSES,
A large collection of dentrable new and secood-bead
Carriages, Wagons, Ilarness,• so., with which the Bale
commence.
Srir No postponement on account of the weather.
FALL TRADE 1341 LE OF °MOM &GE 3,
ON WEDNESDAY ELOUNING,
Oclobor let: atlo o'clock. comprising over
ONE .11UNDBED °ABB:LEWES.
Oicir,for, examination, with catalogues, on Mon
day mat:
14.26-11tff' ALFRED M. lIIRKNESS, Atcaoneer.
THE TURF
0 I li , T INR E Z E TABJE.-Fai P
Meatiest. TO DAY, (Tbursday,) at ilife 11.
Prevalent s3oo r mite beats, best three in 'Bye to
lemons.
Mr. !Clitr names g b. BOUNINHILiff. '
Osnaer names b. h. DETOREY. ,
M. Sam. hlcLangblln names s. m.
Mi. Her :re Jones names b. h JOE LIBIOK.
Admittance 75 cents, for male neurone only. •
Ladies are tidmitted, flee oi obarge, in company wink
!timbers cr entncribers.
Subscribers' pawn tickets, not transferal% 83.
Continental Hotel Tiekete taken as cano n
- Conveyances from PASSYUNR ROAD, and BROAD
and PRIM l Strrete.v. It
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE,--
Bole Lessee Mrs. M. A GARRETT/30H.
Engines' Anent Mr. JOAN T. DONNELLY.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF MM. B. WALLES.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, SEPT. 25,
Will be rtneated tbo new Oriental tragedy of
ALZIRA.
Alzira Mrs. WALLER.
To conclude with the local drama Ft"'
ItOSIRA MEADOWS.
Eosins Meadows Mrs. ANNA CO WELL.
Doors open at 7—Performance commences at 7%.
WB. JOHN DREW.'S ARCH
eTENDT THE ATMS.
Acting and Stage Idanaor W. B. IFREDERIOILB.
business Agent and Treasurer JOB. D. MURPHY.
LAST WEEK OF MISS JANE COOMBS.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
THE WORLD OF FASHION.
Marie.......... Mica JANE 000MBS..
Adolph ..Mr. BA.ItTON HMIs.
To c.oncladr with the new rano of
THE COLLEEN HAWN SETTLED AT LAST.
Myleti• Na.Copyrdeen ' Mr. FRANK DREW.
Lord Dondreary Mr. BARTOK HILL.
Mrs. Nardresa gregail . . .... ±. Mrs. 0. HENRIE.
Friday—Benefit of 5118 s COOMBS.
Pikes as
Docrroyen at T%(—Chirfain rises at 7% o'clock.
aRAND- FLORAL AND FRUIT
Vf FENTIVAL, in aid of a
SOLDIERS' ROTttE,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, September 2D, an 4
contimairg dming the week, st
• GONOEBT HALL.
Ti,6 Lao Ek.Fing it in charge intend making it the
most imposiDX Pair evil' hcid in tbi! city. Arrangements
have been made Itith the
• GEBIIf.AIII4 ORCEligiti
For every evening' dritiog the week. Donetiofil OI
Broils end Flowers wilt be thanklully recelifid id the
Bell.
TICKETS 10 cents. For sale at the usual vlscpe, and
et the Ticket V ffice or the Hall. se2l-10t
A BEL 'STEIMIPTIAODt.
.A.A. —AS SE MRLY BUILDING& TENTH AND
CHESTNUT STREETS.
A new•eerlee of these •
GIGANTIC STEREOSCOPIC PIOTTREB : ,
Oornprieing Photographic Views of the moat owed Sce&to
end Objects of'llietorical Interest in the Old World earl
New.
DISPLAYED FOUR. HUNDRED. SQUARE FEET,
Will be exhibited EVERY EVEWIttg this week.
A CHANGE OF PROGRAHWIE smerrbr.
Admistion 28 cents—Children I 0 cents. A package of
twenty-four tickets for $3.
Doors open at TX ; commence at 8 o'clock.
Maitre° on Sigurd ey at 2 o'clock.
P ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY QY
TEE FINE ARTS,
1025 OITESTri T STREET,
IA Moen daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. FL till t
P. M. Admission 25 cants. Ohildren half vice.
Etbstee of Stook, S3O . iv*
WANTS.
Si ,000...w w, A 000 1iT G ED TO .
00d .t7 I3 gi ORR OW,
air
inteitd Address " 11.11TESTUMNT,') P ti Ase and Ofi f loe.
lt*
A LADY desires a situation se Vi-
Ara. Piling ()overslept or Teacher of Made. Address
4 i Mks B B ," at this offioe. se23 Stir
WANTED—A person competent to
sample and grade cotton. Apply tbroneb box
ee22 4t
1456, P. 0
~IRTEV-15 situation-as Afar tarri
Book-kcover. or in a Or.al Office 03043 re
ferences given. hildreea 44 .T.W.," Press office.
at 23 •
•
li ki r AN TED-,A FRENC H L ti.DY,
•to give lessons in Trinch and Music firo one
[lced apply nu!ess she has had experience in tenoning an*
can furniPh satisfactory referencals. Address 0 P. C.Y4
424 South PlaVilENTfl StreeL.Philaisi phi won if
BOARDING,.
pLIAEfAIiT ROOMP„' SINGLE AND'
Comninntconng, with. BOLEDING, No. UV;
CHESTNUT Street.. . 6025 61*
VOIJE a ME FS 'HOME ,
1381 FILBERT Street. opposite Penn Suriare.--- ,
BOARD and Washing, two &liars per week. Alt who
deeire a comfortable to no will do well to cell and ex ,
amine tbie &use. ALEX ARDS SLO'aN,
se/9-12t . Superintendent
L. BAS ANT EECOND - - STORY
'••roma, with board, at
eel7•lm: • 307 Eolith TIMID Steet.
'RE IWOVAIAL
REMOVAL.c--L. THOMAS . DUSTIN
Real Estate Agent and fhilleCtor.wouldrespectfullp
bform his friends and the public that be has removed his
OtSce from the Northwest corner of Third and Lombard
Attracts to his dwelling,. Northwest corner of FORMIC'
and PINE Streets, where ho hopes to receive the con
tinuance of the liberal patronise bestowed upon him is
former 'faro. 11819-70 a
}OR SALE AND TO LET.
O LET-SECOND• swim .ROOM,
T
30 by 60, splendidly lighted. Inquire on premises.
M 0.12 North THIRD . Street. • eel 6-30
AEriTs• REDUCED TO .$250 AND
6168 a year. Modem oonverderices. Apply 110-
COATEe t treat. ee25.31.* •
dik FOR SALE OR TO RENT—
sivA A large Porter, Alo,;ard Lager• Beer BRAWN UT.
in good order, -wool onevom Inquire of GEORG*
8.8108, No. 135 BIOEOIOND street, Nineteenth
sc ard. ae2,5-6t.tt
iff i FOR • BALE OR TO RENT-
ThetTbe large four. story BROWN-STONE BRAT,
DRBGR. with four•stm double Back Buildings, re-
Veto with all the modern conveniences, Bath Romney
Water Closets, 'Bullet's Pantry. &c., &c., situated at
SOB North BRO&D street, above Brown, running
through to . Carlisle street, on which is a Stable and
Coach House, with Water. Gas. &c.% For further ear
tictlerv. inquire at 533 North TEILED street, above Vine.
ae23.3t*
di FOR BALE—One of those. de-
Raelrable two story HOUSES, with Side yard, in
IdAIiSHALL Street, below But onwood, No. 460. The.
beck building - is three story. Inquire at No. 480 Nerds
FIFTH street. below Buttonwood. en3-trdhs3t4kif
es FOR SALROW EXCHANGE
A VINE V4llll, containing 217 acres, beautitally
situated on the banks of the Delaware, 26 miles above
the city ; convenient to steamboat landing, and railroad
station on the Flaw Also, a large number In the ad
joining counties of all sizes in amen.
Apply to
se2o
its TO EXCHANGE —VALUABLE
YARN, containing 64 acres near railroad stations
in Ducts county, lar g e stone
,' buildings, lar g e apple or
chard. and rktber fruits. Also, several fruit farms, near
Dover, State cf Delaware.
Aver to
se2o
in TO RYNT— The celebrate&
EraBBEWEBY of the late William O. Rudest!, de
ceased, with all the Fixtures, 'Vete, Tubs. Vaults, &o.
The kr , *n reputation of the said Browery is sufficient
recommendation to ineure a very handrome'outlay Cu .
small capital It lain comp!oto working order, and wine
be rented en very favorable terms to a gond Noma.
PIT on the pronalaw, to - 81L&S TERSE& Jr.. ,
9019 0:* 811 Gicen et., Eleventh Ward, Philada. ;
A RENTAL PBAOTICE FOR BALL
—To a Dentiat who sista, a' good location, ciao
bear of ono by addressing ss plastid," Press Moe. •
soleamia . •
TO .EE 001.M4Laige Nodeng:.
;Ea HOUSES—Iio:IIB26 — GREEN Street, fonyetoiledi
21 feet front; and 1;161909 GfiICHN Street, three•etorletil
double front; both deep lota.
BONBLLL BROTHERS,
110...Eqrth 2415T11 Street.
ses-181*
HOUSE • AND FURNITURE Flait
BALE
-IgleititUt Brown, Stone Home and hand..
some Fon:auto, ~ W alititt street, between Seventeenth
end Eighteenth stroeta. Apply to
0. H. bIIIIEIIIIID, • .
.288 South STITH Street.,
an2B lm
• •
FOR. SALE—LA beautiful COT
TAGE. and six acres of Ground, in the interior et
Penneylvirnia; desirably Minuted and arranged for ar.:
academy or Orst.clase school, near - a thriving village,_
end in s healthy location.
Also. &desirable DWELLING and Lot, in New Bloom
field, Perry county, Penna. .
Also,.a large number of cottages, lots, and other prn..
parties, for sale or exchange.
B. F.. GLIENN, - 3.28 Smith FOURTH Street,
anle. ..and 8. W. cor. BIIVENTEENTEt said Gal N.
, TO RENT-A THREE-STORY
El BRION DWELLING; on' RARE Woes, one docw •
ebovo Twelfth, north elde. Rent low toe wood %not&
&DAY to WRITEIEIIIII.I , A BROTHER, •
. 47 and 49 North MOND Street;
dB TO RENT-A TREE-STORY
BRICK .DWELLING, on. PINE Street,_ num
Seventeenth, north side. Apyly to
P7IITIGINILL &EMMA%
j o u 47 and 49 North 13NOOND Street
aFOB SALWOR7gO,7I,M.,_Fout
0 0118 00, on the west diltka
.13h:eat, tietow .
Colmntif OVOlllae. Apply - 0 tim k ! s i x oth rel s
.corner .
oit.
ISINTII end BAIP3OIIA etendi.." ' l '• • • mh26- ti
•
F. L G.• 2 V. :
zrtio, 'ARMY, AND .2011. ET. MIRRORS,: ••
The beet In the world for Antall and durability. '
El.
The beet brand Blik-Oblehed •
VELVET RIBBONS. •. •
- Pole Agent, BENJAMIN M. _
_ 15 . 5 DIJANE Street, near Wert Btoadwar,
be2o-um , • New York..
G Brigaritinc,
-
NIVA from llotterdam, an Invoke of Treble an.- s?
thin Gin. T , or side froinsotbo•:Wbarf , or from Custom:-
bongo Store, by OH &S.. S. CARSTALIRS," bole eiregti.;
Noa 328 WALI2IJT and 21 OBA.IIITB Streets. sal!
.IQUEITRI3.- 50 . oases assorte4fc' r gisr
A-A %nears, just roceivc?el per Alp lrumittWfmai
de4rix, and for sole by
.TAIIIOTOHIS 81 . 11 . 1111/ttranti
M i di 204 South 'PROW? 9fivitio -
. ,
SPLIT., , PEAB--Of prune 4vnal.#7 ? ..
' .ffelebA4r '1
-11,HODE & WIL
t-t: • ladal t • 10T-Elotith
E. PBTTIT,
No 309 WALNUT 'treat .
B. PIATTIT,
.No. 809 WALNUT Street.