OAril: LE 1-r9irl ov CLEMENT ~B.
, u f
. ~ , Flo AsTi/RoplAT --The hosts of Mende
cci"i i,„
roti o f O R
D DoreIRYI E., who has labored
_nch donor awl disinterested devotion in be
01:_,A oed wounded toldiere, p ic tu re g l a d to
.0,1",—,t00g and life like card of him
0 11 , W. ..0, orclit«l by Gutelcunet, Nos. 704 and 706
4 i tlftl e
Ite ! ,
in b y Irht Style This picture ehonid, and
;a
..,. , h ip will, plum every private album In the
1
1 " 0 Gotaunsi boo oleo juirt brought out ad
rb o r ideal. Col. Clark and Commldoro
, 14:14..0
G oo CONV:CTIONNUT ESTABLISCIENT.-
0 oda of Nemo S. G. Whitman & Co., (the
fosnufactcrora of fine confections in floc cab) is
.-„,,e. Their loran warerooms, now ted on
r" i areo Fourth, next door to Adams &
iivu're, in a measure the Confectionery lead
r Its
or t i , tio vuloo. Ti l es now manotao , nre every
:r i f of eantectionn imown to the art, and some Tony
S f Mods cot Mod elreetere, which they N u to on
purest
gni the world. Vioy we only the finest and
lisitil in manufacturing. and doing business for the
asss their Piaw aro lii low es ere charged by others
~idelor sued li. 0)0 I itClll ti call, everybody.
ad tal t : en t t h:
osi,strigitnittivilaNsectO:d
nAunin'itrii.-0--ftilijirot.
firmWeollfd801;00
, so, Pit and 014 . t oa on street, has wrought a
‘rolatiou io no al t ot portratt•making, which is likely
t oo Verisowt "11 ochtiltig. The magnificent
„mum ectilllted It; this inn, ot lite•edze pictures
c.
or ven j os mii . ; pencil, are universally. admired;
4 arom a logtootog to grace the parlore ot our first
duos In preNcence t I no old oil paintings.. In every
wont of On l'llotographic art Messrs. Broadbent &
t the head of their profession in the United
os sow a
olion SuilsTiTurs FOR GA.9.--The best
mit f o rpa: ever Invented, in the way of a Portable
I, ll t ,
~ insertions awl ornamental la np for burning.
oco 00 etanartured and sold by !dotter& Wittars
lie. 33 North Eighth street, corner of Filbert.
toe w e ndy added to their elegant isid extensive
r t ', a mps II largo seaortment of Britannia Ware,
ro w oil tudium nuptia l and at greatite below
101 priCet.
31p nn Fisu.—Mr. C. li, 14fatt-
Wirr in line faintly groceries!, Arch and Tenth
. 0 toy now in store the beet quality of Hama,
~a Toots, Dried Beef,-new Salmon, smoked and
goblets, epice4 Waterer, et cetera,
,tyg LEGGE:ICI, of every description
bictared whclesale and retail at 903 Obestunt street,
s of Ninth. itIaegLDIRYBR, Agent.
YOnK, lilc our,own city, is a stirring
loshrie war tOnra. No hotter view of the regi.
o w goer 'cetera from the Seat of war can be
h p tom Powers , Bond, Park Row, opposite the
House.
AO3IIIIOENT AOBBWOOD I.OOTAVE
p, Oiled 'egg, C.XtrA carved mouldings!, ronai
Oracd Action 0 verstrang Bass,
.sweet and
• trial tone, male t order by the beat Maker, only
gyp months, wit. lir rDid for $226, as the owner
Tbis Is the greatest bar
ea the clty its few days ,
to the city, tall it at 717 Arch street.
026.8 its
Tumor Sis.snm LACE AND MUSLIN CUR
01It Omelet/ nril ft:slain Orgestenta, a t Patton'a
04ica l o hrtep tannin :tare, 1408 Obeatnut street.
se24-4t*
Bps 11.*tovAnn AND FUMIGATED by a new
Nag a i will retina aid. tte:m bed than when new. All hn..
ulllrt la Fotcra and Hair destroyed at W. Henry
site New W e t Uptsoletery Store, 1400 Chest,
it grad. , ae24•4t*
CAaPETS CUT, —ALTERED, AND LA.Tp ) by
Aperst watlnen, erd et the lowest possible prices, at
islies's Nget , t 'Fad Upholstery Store, 1465 Obesintit
petit se24l-1:*
Soon AND VIM VETERAN.
old and or ippl f id vttoran to the War Department
emu;
:fle Wight liteObtaill.o lc d him on many a field of fame—
Chltf who ihrulPi: • forward 1 1 i where'er hie banner
roto,
,led bore Ita Star, olumohant behind the flying' foce.
tiagri roa forgotten, General," the battered soldier
cried,
ilia dies of eighteen hundred twelve, when I was at
roar elde7
Um ion forgotten Johnson, that fought at Lundy , a
Lent
'lntros I'm old and per eloned, but want to fight again
iou we I'm lead?, General, ea let a post be given
Vilna Wathitigion cito Roe me, an be look' from lathes
beg Yea,
kJ say to Pato= ni hi talk., or may be General Wayne,
, There garde. old Bill, Johnson, that fought at Lundy'a
"
adtt-proof Vesta and Uniform*, ready-made, at Chas
a•ate, =ter the 1,/oet,erntat. •
EvrittltiES Oil TEmPERATURII.—In India, the
'penury in the thermometer tine been obsorvcd to stand
m 146 drgrees in tho direct sinlight and at 120 degrees
lathe *bade. In high Is ltudee the temperature in some
times as low as 100 de‘t eta below sere. A Russian army,
jr, en exycdtiou to (lice in 1930, was ex pawl for seve
ral mcctesire days too remperetvre of 42 degrees below
WO. We haven lit st all sorts of weather In our own
Istiltde; but the Judicious can generally be comfortable,
tare by procuring stn.c•r a -.le garments at the Brown
Emile Clothing Hell of P.ochhill & Wilson, Noe. 603 and
Chte;rntetnct, above tilith. whore both soldiers and
erldser can prccure better gusts than the, coo got else- ,
whm.
MARINP: WrELLIWINCE.
lir US MTh= PAM)
big Abbott Lomen It. ; roger, 7 days from Boston,
sin I. to captain.
sctr Lacy, sips co, cla., from Braadywioe : Del, with
fiatto It It hoc
&LT eera, Marten, I ea, from Brandywine, with Einar
kit X tea.
MIT P Meer.boy Cuter, 1 day from Oamden, Del,
lab oats to 3m Bat tett 4t fore..
rthr Sotnors, from Roy Wost, In ballast
k Met g Y,:110?;.
Mr (I A Utritecta ! Stnbbe, from Boston, with toe to
captain.
dchr A Bunting, roams, from Alexandria ) with Wee
to PE Hippie.
Bean Brlrol, °bales, 24 hours from New York,
sith mkt W Undo.
OLZARKD.
!lAA Clef gatle, Borten, Pernambuco and a market,
'Follmso &
Fehr hoontalo Kett?. Amen,'St 70bn. NB, captalu.
:chi B 0 Tenho% Wethete Washington. J t Whit°.
Ichr Jotathen Mry. Cobb, BoAtoo, 6 .tudenried tt Co.
ktr C A Arekseher, Ptubh", Boman. do
F'delloroe, Woad. Gorr eetown. Nohlo. Cold woll 83 Co.
41, 1 Emma, Mauer, 11'411 Rivor, captain.
Schr arpolta . Ka , x, Washington, captain. ,__
Jeray Liod, 11,31rm0, Now Woefmoro-
13 3t1Coal Co.
Ah Beverly, Pierce, Wew York, W P Clyde.
Str 11 L Claw, Ver. B dtluroe. A. Grovel, Jr.
Barg% Catbatios Ann. Mrhaffoy, Washlngton, captain.
Fehr Kate Aioyer, Moor, do do
Barge Heron Brag Bunn, do do
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A QuasTiorr.
DV 7BE BIRD OV TOW= UAT.L
Dose, schoolboy% sit, your skill to try.
111 give you on Ennstical
l'ot bard enough to mobs yon sigh
With troublo or vexation.
Two gentlemen. named smith and Brown,
To Tower Ural came lately,
To see the finest stock In town;
and.they admired it greatly.
F arah get meta bougbt, but Smith bought more
Thee Broso—tote potut remember;
(The clonal wire excelleet, I'm me t
Abd ealto to teptember.)
The number each one bought, from kw
Sobstracted, 'elves a stun
Which, moltiplied by the number's ssif.
To beenty. one does come.
/tow many gannet la, now declare,
Did lir. Smith obtain 1
new many, too, dill Mr. Brown,
At moderate Prices gain 1
l`ttr, lido, if yon, theme things to
Poem the skill and power,
Your parents ebntild reward you well
With suite from Oennettre Tower.
Orr stock of read y -fox da Clothing for Fall and Winter,
6 lbe largest in Pbflario-iehla, and to being in almond each
/tr. SFr buy and sell for cosh may. t h erefore, at the
"ttt totals pricee. HALL. No 518 RUA •
a RI Street ? PLiladeltrida. MON [ITT & 00.
13 Aromoir8 titut Dry !
THE BEST tN THE WORLD.
BATCHELOR'S oelebrated Haft Bps
Nittoei a color not to be dtstiugatehed from nature—
'lmolai sot to Injure tho Hair In the least; remodieo
I:4 I/1 °Ws of bad dyes, and Invigorates the Haft for
BIt• ORA!, RED, or 14179 TY BALE instantly terns
%mild Bleck or Ernes, toasting the Hair soft and bun
ffhl. Bold by all Drt,4lstv, Sm.
Sr The Gentiles to likritea WILLLAM A. BATOII3I.
tel the four sides of each bor.
YACTOBE, No. 81 BARCLAY Streets
slate 288 Broadtea•.• attet 16 Bond street), .
tor/6-1/ Nen, Yost.
B - -T-1860 —X.
DRAMS'S FLA sTATION BITTBRIL
They Partly, ehengthou, and invigorate.
'They create II healthy appetite.
The , ere an actklute to change of water and diet.
: Th ey overcools effects of dissipation and Into boars,
ett eoliiben the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent inlastowilo and intermittent fevers.
They Purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They oats Dyspepsia and Oonetipatton,
They etre Diarrtre4, Cholera, and Cholera Morin&
They tote Liver Comp' Blot and Nervous Headache.
They are the he 1-4Tritts in the world. The/
lash the Weak min strong, and are exhausted nature's
[ Nei ?wearer. They - are made of pure Bt Croix Bans,
the
celebrated Oaliipt o Bark, roots, and herbs, and are
Oaken with the pietware of a beverage, without regard to
1 41 e or time of day. Particularly recommended to dell
cap Orlon/ requiring a gentle stimulant. Bold by all
T e e< ll , Druggist', Hetets, and Baloons. P. DIMES
e o s 202 BROADWAY. New York. se24.6hrs
Ci ftoirlat & litaCtlt's Niw BHUTTL.I
ZITITIRO 11 4 3 011Ilitt $4O.
'o mention of tailors and other manufacturer's re
esur the tree of a fast ind d arable look-stitch machines
-- -Nted to our No. O. This is a now and admirable
,r e „ ta " operating with the greatest ease, and with bat
t .""" 1101 :10, aro, althonzh but lately put into the market, 1
111144 7 s great favoriZe with manufacturers. It is a
-",N uamiaohloe, at a low price.
mlrs machine ever inirodnoed la thls oily has sold "
144 47, or given mob universal satistactlon. It Le very
1444 In ( lot tenstructtuu, easily learned, not liable to
41 of order, works wish fine Cotton, Mit, or linen
'4° si e44l l equally well t and the low price at which lt L sold
it within the reach of all who desire a
atrnosable machine.
(MOVES BLEND. 8. M. 00.,
mastt 780 oRESToTTIT Street.
UPTIAXPS HAIR DYE ) 38. cents a box.
zT rbtv4 berm for 131 • the best in use. Try it. Sold
tilt at lIPLIAIPS, 403 ORES t.'NITE St. se2T-3m*
s. °AIM PRINTING, 41 . BEST AND ORZAPZBT
164 "tit 14 111 Booth FOURTH Streit.
ARRIVED
MARRIED
GREY—POTTS —At Christ Char* In thiccity, on
the L'Eurg inst., by the Bev. &Timln Dorr, D. D., Mr.
Pamurt B. Grey to Miss Jniia Ef. Potts, daughtor of
Clinks Potts, , of Philadelphia.
JOB/n-610K KIC.--Trily Bth, DM, by UM Dinial
Gaston, Mr. Charles' F. Jones to Mies Mlle Ann, elicit
daughter of Mr. William McKee, both of Ptilladelphia *
BARRE—MILLBIL—In Lancaster, Pa.. on Thurs.
day morning. 25th inst., by the Be,. B. W. Schram*,
Mr, George R. Barre, of Brooklyn, N. Y., to Miss Mary
B. Miller. of Lancaster, Pa.
BUTLER—TURNER —On the 24th hmt., by Rev. G.
W. Showman, Mr. Joseph Butler to NIBS Albin% Tnr
nor, both of Marsha:lton, Chester county, Pa. tk
LEPL I —UBIL.—By Rev. G F. Xrotel, March 6ih
1862, Charles Lops and Jane Matrlna Übil, both of Phi
ladelphia. dt
DIED.
FlBllllll.—On Fourth-day, the 24th lust , William
Logan Bieber, in the 81st year, of his age
The Nueva will tate place from Wakefield, his late re
sideece, on Second-day. the 29th inst. To meet et 11
o'clock. end proceed to Laurel Hill. **
LOONEY.—On the 234 that., elm. Ellen, wife of Ro
bert Looney.
The rslatives and Mende are respectfully invited, to
atterti the fmteral from the residence of hoe lmbered,
No, 246 North Eleverals street, this (Batarday) efternoon,
the 27th lest, at 3 o'clock. To proceed to the Wood
lands.
TAYLOR —On Third.'day, 9th month 23d, Mary,
widow of the late Anthony Taylor, in the 834 year of her
ago.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence, Bucks county,
Pa , ou Seventh day, the 27th it et., at ll'o'clock A. 111.
Conveyances will meet the .8 A. M. train from Kensing
toe at Ehemouy Station, *
MYERS.—On the 24th inst. Howard 0., eon of Mr.
George W and'Jane D. Myers, aged 4 years, 6 months,
and h 6 o d re t' 1 3 ali
T vets end friende of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from his parents' residence,
Twentieth street, above Montgomery, on Sunday team
ing, 28th lost, at 9 o'olook, without further notice To
proceed to Polak Laurel 13111. *
RICIS.ETTS.—At the battle near. Shepherdeiewnt Vsa
on the Upper Potomac, on the 20th last, Captain Jo
reel' W. Ricketts, 118th,Penneylvenia Regiment, 8011 of
John T. Itiolsette, of this city, in the 26th year of We age.
the lady wee interred in the burial grounder the
Eplecorel Church at Elharpshurg, Md, *
(FAUN, , On the 28th inst., Francis Bookies, son of
George T. and Mary Anu Gaup, aged 9 months and 23
days.
The r elatives are respectfully invited to attend the tu
ners', from the residence of his parents, 803 North Sc..
coed rtreet, above Brown, on Sunday morning, at 10
o'clock.
Lll/s A.Y.—At the Ucion Volunteer 'Refreshment
Committee Rospital, H. J. Lunday, aged 21 years, of
Crake . Station. Washington county, Ohio, belonging to
Commis 1) 87th Regiment Ohio Volunteers.
Frieeds of the stranger Soldier are invited b attend
his funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 61s'olOck.
OBITUARY.
''lltere scents but little lett tons of langunge which the
kancrors of this war hove not already called into me to
express the noble Impulses, the self.sacrfflelog devotion,
the unflinching bravery, of those who hove yielded all,
even life itself, to the service of their country. How few
ate Ile hearts in,our midst who, In addition to the gene
rat sorrow, have not been called to staffer indivldual grief.
for those near and dear to thorn, fallen in this terrible'
struggle.
When the loss of SO many good and brave hag been,
and Is to to, chronicled, it seems invidious to give pro
minence to any particular case.. But to the father, the
mother, the brothers, and &toren one name Da that dread
list etande forth In letters of crimson, bringing to them
sorrow aril grief. desolating their Into happy home, pros
trating the bright hopes which the manifested bravery of
the loved one, so suddenly oalled from hts bright career,
Lad relied, making all dark sad desolate, crashing out
all tor. -
Be was celled, to be sure, whilst In the path of dray,
taken in the exercise of these powers and attribatea
which cm:Wit:rite the brave soldier, and which render his
death gimlet's before the world. Ent will that glory as•
lunge the mother's grief? Will it compensate for the
lons or the. devoted non, the darling brother 7 It will be a
source of pride in after yearn, but the present affliction
IS be , cud the consolations of pride.
To ihoiU uncls who read over the list cf the.klllel in the
battles In Maryland, the nameofLientenant A. W. PEA.
BODY, Company A, 72d 'Regiment P. V., will bring no
particular care. Yet, whilst I tithe, many near and
dear relatives are mourning in him the loss 01 a brave,
htbrted young patriot, a kind. affectionate son and
brother: ore who. although be had not arrival at man
hood's ear, laid his best gifts upon the altar of his norm.
try. *
Letorgivg to a regiment noted for its daring bravery,
Lieutenant Peabody verticipated and made his mark in
most of the principal battles of Virginia daring this war.
A. brief eickoees, cauecd by injuries and exhaustion, kept
him a few weeks from his command. but he has'ened
heck to aid in driving the invaders from the borders of
tar native State. Part of the price of nooses was his
life.
Ho dJed far hie country.
Let ne cease mourning for him Mayon surely re.
wards the brave and tho true. Oar sympathies' belong
to thoso who have lost htm, the bleeding hearts which
mourn *
LACK AND BKOOND • MOURN
_LP ' IND Dress Ellks, just opened !
Mc& Oros Orains and Poult de Soles.
k Taffetas and Gros de Rhinos.
Black Armuree and Venetieunea.
Black Gros d'Ncosse or Ottomans.
Black and White Taffeta Lance.
Mack and White Varsoviennes.
Black and White neat Stripes and Meek*.
• BIiSRON .9 SON,
se2.tt 'Mourning Store, No. 918 OHNSTNII ittrcet.
EYRE R LANDELL t
FOURTH EA ABOH STREET&
OPICBING TOR. FALL SALES:
Magnificent
• Magnificent Shawls.
Magnificent Poplin's. •
good Block Mks.
Richest Printrd Goods.
good Stock of &soles. • ae!)•t!
13:r THE NATIONAL lINION ASSOGIA
TION of rourteintb Ward will moot at SPILT NO
GARDEN HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, nth
Ind . at 8 &clock.
ae27. 31* N. Z. SLAYILIAKEB, Oberman.
thwa TILE MODEL MEN OF THE BIBLE.
—Dr. Nh WTON will root at his Uoare. of•
der
mone on ibis onhjeet, et the 011IIR(71-1 OF THE E Pl-
PLlANY,.connrencing TO. MORROW EVENING, and
continuing on the. evening of the last Sunday in each
month. Service at boll past 7. Young men are cordially
invited to attend. Its:
FOURTEENTH WARD.—The Execn:
LL3 Urn Committee of the foutteenth Ward will meet
THIS.ETLNIFL 27th lost., at 8 n'olock, at BP SING
GARDTX lIALL. Punctual attendance Is reques'el,
as there will be (Justness of importance transactrd at this
meeting. [ltir) L. It. IfLICTOriEft. Onairman.
TrYOUNG MEWS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
C] ATION.—The reorder Monthly Meeting will
1 , 0 held on MONDAY EVENING next, 29th inat , at
7N o'cic.ck, at Rev. Dr. WYLIE'S Church, BROAD
Sireot, below Spruce. The Ray. George Bringnurit,
Captain William A. Duff, and other delegates
!rem lie Christian Commission, will make a report of
their vl,lt to the Hartland battle.flelds. A. meeting Of
unmual interest may be expected. Young man willing
to work among the sick and wounded in the hosPitele
aro esrrestly urged to be present.
5e.7.7.20;: GEO. A STUAST, President.
DrGIRLS' HIGH AND NORMAL
SOH OL.—Au examination of those who have
applied for the patties of Teacher in the Deputmeet of
Latin, Hia►cry, and Geography, in the Girls' High and
Normal School, will commence on PRIDAY, October a, -
St 2 P. R., at the School building. The examination
will be upon tLe following subject° Latin Grammar,
History of the Unittd States, Local and Physical Geo
graphy. and Constitution of the United States.
Applicants must be graduates of the dcbool.
By otdt:r of the Committee on Girls' Biel and Normal
&boor. GEORGE W. VAllalLiN.
ee27-3t Chairmen.
arINTERESTING SOLDIERS' bi E E T
IN G.—The fiftieth public meeting under the aus
pices of the Army Committee of the Young eferea Chris
tian Ailccintion, in connection with the Christian Com
mission, will be bold TO-MORROW (Sabbath) EVE.
NINO. at 754 o'clock; Ingle 011aton.street Presbyterian
Church, corner of Tenth and Clinton streote,
At' dr, *see will be delivered br the pastor, the Rev.
Daniel March, Ceo. Li Stuart, Eau , and alao by the Ray.
Archibald Beatty, and Mr. James Grant, delegates from
the Christian Commission, who have just returned from
the Illoryliind baltle-fields and who were instrumniel
In mintatotiog to the tvenrided heroes of the Corn Ex
change, and other Pennsylvania regiments.
Time brethren have been eye-witnesses of the most
thrilling cot es, and the meeting will doubticia be one of
unusual interact. It*
ErAV IS AUX ELIEGANITS.
MR. PAU ANDRIOT. Gbrand de la matson
de faillenrs de MR. GRANDVILLE SfOKg3, 609
CITE STN UT Street, (Philadelphia, a Monsieur de pre
venir ice doubted: ands of connaissances qui l'ont dej I
favor's° de ltur clientelte, Wool qua les etrangers,)
vieut de rrtevoir de Piiris et Londres les modes les pine
recentee et les miens portees pour la saisomd'ltiver.
Mr. Grandvi le Stokes a mil a sa disposition lee °tons
lee plus bents, et les meillenres qualltes, des premieres
meuniacteres mope.
Lee niilltaires, steel que let Alders de tons grades y
trouveions les melllenres qualites d'etoffes a doe prix IT it I
moderets. L'elegence do sa coupe, ainsi qua to cachet de
dietinctlde qui la ceracterise est dais trop Gomm dursub
pt nr en renonvelles lour =mites. ee27 lm .
srCOOPER SHOP :VOLUNTEER E
P.Etqlet XN T Bea) oN, September 2e. 4662
—TO TELE PUBLIC—In order to disabuse the vomiter
mind, in mord to a subject of some importance to the
public we deem it our duty to state that the report, in.
duetriously and teemiogly systematically circutated by
intermeddlore, that the Union Volunteer Committee
furnlebta er.festitnente to two.thleda of the soldiers DIRS.
ing (brooch our city, either to or from the scene of war,
Hi BAIA): 19. EVERY PSETICULAB. Wo have
hitherto fed fully one-half the soldiers, and hold ourselves
to readiness to continue to do to promptly and at ALL
TlldEi. Inasmnch as, in a number of instances,
liberally• dim:sod paella, through voluntary misracets...
sentation, have contributed one.thied only of certain
lulus cf money to the Cooree.ehop Salaam and two.
thirds to the °Slur, we think it 'simply an act or Justice to
onrselvea ard to the public, to suggest that, as the
labors of both Committeen are equally divided, the dona
done should also be equal, as the public no donbt desire.
Respectfully, • WK. lE. COOPER,
President of Committee.
Attest, HALL, Acting Secretary. • It
mr ni. rIiW&uELPIuL HOMEOLU.
W. 17 TBIO HOSPITAL, located a No. 1118 CUM
BERT Street, is now open for the reception of patient!.
A pplica.ion for admieeiOn mar be made at the lloxpltat i
daily, flora 10 toll A. in Casco of aocident will be ad
mitted at any time, if application be made within forty
eight hours after they have occurred:
All sick or wounded Soldiers will be cordially adtpit•
ted to t 1 a privileges of the Hospital free of charge
The l'hy skims hi charge wtll be as follows :
COnIILTING PRYSICIANS.
0. BELING, M.. D ,112 North Twelfth street.
W. WILLIAMSON, M. D., Element and Filbert sta
J. KI CAIRN, M. D, 716 Struoe street.
O.- NNIDS &RD, 31. D ,1020 Arch street.
B OARDINEIt, 117. D , 626 Spruce street.
JOS TIE LOMB, M. D., 518 North Birth street.
A. d'Ll P PTv, M. D.,1204 Welaut street.
w. M. WILLIA.hitiON, M. D , Eleventh and Filbert
8.8. B SOOK 8, hi D,,1320 Vine street
0. B. 0 aUSE, hi. D , corner Twelfth Cud Arch streets
hi. BATCH, M. D., 112 North Sixteenth street.
J. G. rio WARP, EL D., 762 Pine street.
J. N. TAN, 01. D., Thirty-eighth awl Ohestnu), W. P
U. O. K EL P., 1200 Sue street.
0111111/ sr:reason.
FRANCIS SIMS, 111.. D., 709 Pine street.
•ATTBNDiAO SURGEOrS.
A. B. ASHTON, K. D., 737 South Ninth street.
J. 11. }: tuna]: ts,. t 3. D., 123 North Seventeenth rt.
11. N. GUERNSEY. H. D 1431 Arch etreet.
P. B. HITOEIENS, M. D., 943 Worth T wei(th street.
D. JA int% K. D,1013 Green atreet .
G. It..S:ARJLEY. 1334 Somme street.
A. YAM ZINGER, 83'2 South Eleventh street.
Donations and Contributions may be heft at the IIoapi•
tat, or with either of the above named rontlemen, or with
env member tf till Board of Manages ; who are as fol
lows :
8 1131,1.1N0 It KV, 734 Arch street.
11E 110 ABS, 1305 Worth Broad 'knot :
JACO bte WAL'PER 2110 Green street. •- •
8108 8110 a. LIM IS, 151 North Fifteenth street• - '
B. R N I I.LER. West Philadelphia. [lt*
D. F.'GPF.Ner S W. corner Seventeenth sad Green.
CITIZENS' VOLIINTEERAIOS
ASSOCIATION, BROAD and PRIM!, dtreets.
—To cally out the entire objeots of this Aelociation we
mod more moray, bußding materials, and mechanics.
We aunt the co.operation of the ladle* in prosari mi d e .
tieC All Impolite Bent to the hareicafter-umnsd
gentlemen will be Boknowledged weekly through the da•iy
paver' Call and ice the institution, and eve quloklr.
13)3N8Y - M. WATTS, Southwest corner of limsd and
Federal slt eels
J01:1 r.Lr. taw. 834 South Seoond street.
JOB W I,I,TADIS, Wftling's alley, at , )96 Third at. .
DEN) Y J. FOX, No. 1283 Filbert street.
0. P. PEROT, Southeast oorner of Broad and Ohris •
than stn., ,
JOSEPH 4OFF, 533 South Thirteenth street.
T S 'Arc ADAMS. No 123 South Sixteenth strset.
HENRY D.' BENNER, X. D., Third street, above
Christine.
&LYN ANDEL!. SITAVES, No. 818 South Fourth et',
Or to the Committee, at the Hospital. gw2i. 31
IP
02r. ABM-STREET PRESBYTERTA.N
OEM 808 —Service on SAB6STH KO NMI NG
et 16% o'clock; bed et 7 o'clock in the EVENING.
The Bev. J. B. FLTTEBSON. of Steubenville, Ohio, fa
expected to offielide • its:
rerSECOND REFORMED DUTCH.
ONlTRlDl.—Preachteg at 1O A PC and TX
I' M., b 7 the Ralf. T. De Witt Talmage. TO. btOR•
ROW EVENING, the Paittor will imam the that of a
soles of 6korions on the " Women of the lt*
WEST SPRIICE•STREET PRES 13T-
U,3 ?EWAN EPRUJE AND NEVE ti-
TEEWTH ETREETS.--By request. the Rev. HENRY
A. BOARDMAN, D. D., will repeat his sermon, from the
text, i 4 The Lord Beigueth." &a , Palm 97, verses 1
and 2, in thin church 7 0-111011110 sr (Sabbath) HYM
NING, 'services commencing at 7)( o'clock. lt*
wei-tca. SPIRITUALOOR CONFERENCES AT
LLV S Oak's() 57-sT atzT HALT; onSUNDAY, 010}i
A IR and 7g P. M. Subject: gi Healing Media." dd.•
mdtemee 8 couts. ltt
iply TENTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
P ARM—The following gentlemen have been:
ilPlPointed the finance committee for the ward; and are :;•
tho ONLY persons authorized to make collections in the
ward : -
I
lat Free., Joseph Biblett. sth Pratt., John Gi Millar.
2d do Jae, Y. Stokes. 6th do • Geo -W. Briggs.
Ed do Ch. 0 Ovorbeek . 7th do James Stewart : •
4th do Beni.B. Jenkins. Eth do IL St. Batturs. ,
By order of the Bxeentive Committee. • '
• ' Wit. P. HAMM, Chairman.'
WM. B. LIINDS, Secretary. ''",.... - ' itiV
wisp. PERSONALLY APPEARED B E FORE
too, the subscriber. Chief OmA intoner to sneeriniegd drafting, CRADLE'S SNYDER, of Second pre
cinct of Tv enty.thlrd ward, who, haying been exempt
from draft, doth depose and gay, that he revokes and
(tennis the oath taken by him in regard to bearing arms
in self. defence, or in defence of hie country, and, that hie
name hes been placed on the roll liable to militia duty.
Affirmed before melba 22d day of. Eeptember.lB62.
B. Oh:RBARD,
Chief Commlstdoner.
e435Z-tullt*
pir'7 IMPORTANT MEETING —'PORT
LLB" ROYAL—DR. TYNG public meeting will bis
bold next TITESDA:I - EVENING, the 3041 hist , io Na-
Monet Ball, MARKET Street, above Thirteenth, to in
crease the efficiency and promote the interests of the
Government's Free Labor movement at Port Royal.
ddresses will be delivered on the occasion by Roy. Dr.
Trim, or New York. Bev. Mansfield French, or , General
Sexton's staff, and Rebert Small, the hero of the ( 6 Plan
ter.” ,Admittance free. irt26 31
UNION`; AND !..IBERTY, NOW AND
U,3 FOILEATER, — ORE AND INSILIPA.BAULE
The NaHonal Union - Associations and the citizenis 'of
Philadelphia favorable to the , BUCCf EIS of the:Rational
Union Ticket at the coming clef:Alen, acd all who desire
to metal° the Government at the polio, in itt efforts to
eupprees .rebellion and' maintain the integrity of the'
American Union, are requested to meet in their various
wards, at their respective places of meeting, on TITEI.-
DAY EVENING next, at 7K o'clock, to act open busi
ness of vital importance, which will be submitted to
them. - ' -
By order of National TNIon Oita Executive ilointnittee
WILLIAM M FAUN, President
THOMAS B. I:IMAGING, Vico President.,
JOHN 7. ra.A.Ntriaw, rr secretaries.
HENRY B. la SDI NEN. , se26-4t
1:1:rA FAIR IN AID OF SICK AND
WOHNDED SOLDTSILS will be held-by.the
ImiLE•ORRLITIAN SUNDAY S ;HOOD, in their
ROOM. THIRD Street, above Girard avenue, on every
AFTERNOON and 'EVENING this week. Useful and .
Fancy Articles for sale. • se24-4t*
07. LAW DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY
o.lr PENNSYLVANIA.-"-E. Term will com
mence on VBDNEBDAY, October Ist. The Introduc.
tore Lecture will be delivered by Professor Z. BPEN
-0311t MILLER, in the tumid Leetnre Boom, at 8 o'clock
P. DS, of that day. serB-tool
- PHILADELPHIA AND READING
112 RAILROAD COMPANY, 0 TF1081•227 SWIM
HUD73TU STlVlET.—PnmennLrare, Sept. 20, 1862.
To avoid detention, the holders of Coupons of this Com
pany, dtte on the let proximo, are requested to leave
them at this office: on or before the 80th Met, when re
ceipts will be given, deducting 8 par cont. for United
States tax, and cheeks will be ready for delivery on the
let proximo, in exchange for said receipts.
st-22-81 8. /3 RAD FORD, Treasurer.
arOFFICE OF. THE FRANKLIN .F 1 IRE
lEBUIMEOE COMPANY,
' PHILLIINLPIHAi Sept. 24, 1862.
An election for TEN DINBOTOII . 4 for the ensuing
year, will be held, oareeohly to cbertor, et a genoral
intetlng climate titockholders for that names. at the
Office of the Company, No. 935 and 437 0 lIKEI I I9I3T
Facet, on 'MONDAY, OotobPr 0:11,1802. at 10 o'clock A.
M. J. W. MoALLISTKII,
ee2s-10t Secretary pro tern.
frr. AT A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS',
BOUNTY IfUND 001i1MITTNE, held the 17th
day of September, the following preamble and resolu
tions were adopted:
Whereas, It is neoeseery to take farther action in
order that soldiers may be raised, and the draft in the
Oily avoided : Be it
Resolved, That this (lournaittre will agree to pay, is
peel', to each non-commlesloped officer and private, in
each of the first ten companies of infantry, for three
years or the war, to be hereafter organized and raised in
this city, with the sanction of the proper authorities, or
such portion thereof of each of said Companies its may be
received by the Governor as a part of the Quota of Phi
ladelphia. the sum of Fifty Dollars, on said Company of
nicety-eight men, exclusive of Captain and Lleutenints,
being mustered into the service. and fallowing terms
comylied with:
The necessary evidence required will bo a certified
copy of the muster roll, or a copy thereof with the origi
nal for examination; also, a certificate of the proper
authority at Harrisburg, that all the members of said
Companies, or the port thereof, entitled to receive,
are
credited to the Philadelphia quota; and provided fur
ther, the recruits relinquish any claim to any and all
other bounties except such as may be paid by the United
States.
/zero/toed, A enm coital to Five Dollars for each such
man he paid to the Captain thereof, to remunerate him
for expenses incurred in raising his Company, to ho paid
him on complying with preceding reentrements.
THOMAS WEBSTER, Vice Chairman..
Loan ELODOET, Secretary. . eelll-12t
EtrNATIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS.
6, 110 PARTY BUT 078 COUNTRY."
• STATE OFFICERS.
• Auditor General.
THOMAS E. 000 ERAN.
Eurveyor General.
WILLIAM S. ROSS.
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mayor.
• - ALEXANDER HENRY--
• District Attorney.
• . • . WILLIAM B. MANN. '
City Solicitor.
F. CARROLL BREWSTER. •
City Controllor.
JOSEPH R. LYNDALL. -
Itecei.ver of Taxes '
JAMES 0. BELCH.
Prettionotary of Court of Common Pleas.
FREDERICK G. WOLBERT.
City commissioner.
JOHN GIVEN.
CONGRESS.
First District—
-
second District—OßAßLES O'NEILL.
?bird District—LEONAßD MYERS.
?swab District—WlLLlAM D. KELLEY.
Fifth District—M. RUSSELL TBAYE&
SENATOR.
Second Dtstriet--JACIOB E. ItIDOWLY.
Fourth Distriot—GEOßGE CONNELL.
ASSEMBLY.
First District—WM. B. FOSTER
Second DIstriot—ELOBTON A. EVENLY.
Third District—TßO AB T. WILLS.
Fourth District—SAMUEL J. REA..
Fifth District--JOSEPH MOORE.
Sixth District—OH &BLISS 11.110LISIGHAR.
Seventh District—THOMAS 000HBAN.
Eighth District—JAMES N. KERNS. .
Ninth District—JOHN A. BURTON.
' Tenth District—B. B. PANOOAST.' •
Eleventh District—IPRANIILIN D STERNER.
Twelfth District—LlME V. RI:MPHIL
Thirteenth DistrictsJAMES HOLG&TE.
Fourteenth District—ALEXANDER' CUNNINGS.
Fifteenth District—WlLLlAM F. SMITH.
Sixteenth District—EDWAßD G. LEE.
Seventeenth District—OHAßLES F. ABBOTT. 'elate
CGNOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.—AT A.
meeting of the CITIZENS' BOUNTY FUND
COMMIITEE, bold on TUESDAY, the 16th instant,
the following resolution wee unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the namea of the various organized
ccropaniee of Home Guards, Reserves, and an other local
military bodies, be published, with the names of their
officers and the location of their armories, ISO that the
etilmilemair have an opportunity to enrol their name'',
and that they be earnestly exhorted to do so.
J iIIN D. WATSON wee appointed an agent to carry
this resolution into effect. Captains, - Lieutenants, and
other efficera of oompanise for city service are requeeted
to send tboir names; locations, etc, to the Hall of/the
Board of Trade, or to the office of the Barth American
and United States Gazette.
•
CITY A.BMOBIE,S
Jayne Bides, No. 823 Chestnut street.
_ Gymnast Zonavea, Po. 37 south Third street.
Philadelphia Grays, No. no Market street.
City Guards, northwest corner Sixth and Chestnut Its.
Niagara State Guard. No. 240 Monroe street.
Kearney Guards, Tenth and South streets.
Drill Carve, Broad, below Walnut, Natatorium.
Revenue Guards, D. S. Custom Home.
Flom Exchange Guard, Second and Gold streets.
Wteshington Grays, Franklin Hall, Sixth street, below
Arch.
National Guards, Race street, below Sixth.
Ellsworth• Zonases, Captain -, N. B. corner of
Eighth sod Callowhill streets.
let Artillery Horne Guards, Co. A, 1733 Market at.
Cadwelader Troop, No. 820 Chestnut st.
State Guard, No. 1733 Market et.
'Capstone Battery, No 808 ?Mart at.
Independent Buoktall Pace, N. W. corner of Illeventki
pad Oxford ate.
Ne v Company; No. 1547 Germantown avenue.
Bltmmer Guards, Front and &faster ea
State Tenciblo, No, 505 Chestnut a.
itegerve Brigade, .let Regiment—Company A, Market
street, above Eighth, south aide.
Company B, 8. E corner Eighteenth and 'Market eta.
Company 0, Market street, above Eighth.
Company I), N. E. cor Eighteertli and Chestnut eta.
Ocropeny 7C, 8. cor. Eighth and Oillawhill streets.
Company F, N. E. cor. Second and Rene streets.
Company 0, Chestnut street, above Eighth, south side.
Company H, Third and Willow streets.
Company I, Broad street, above Pine.
Company B, Eighth and Callowhill streets.
Second Beement—Regimental Armory, 505 Chestnut
street.
Company A, Captain E. B. Davie.
do. B, do, W. hi. brain.
do. 0, do, J. A.udenreid.
do. E, do. Geo. W. arice.
do. D, do. Charles Page.
•
do. F. ' do. Charles Connelly.
do. 0, do. --
Third Regiment—Company A—Lient. Cobb, Filbert
and Thirteenth streets.
Company B—Lieut. Brown, Twenty-second and Spring
Garden streets.
Company o.—Lieut. Rowan Saunders, West Philadel
phia Institute.
Company E—Lient Krider, Reed street, below Fourth.
Company F—Lieut. Baker,. Diligent Engine, Tenth
and Filbert streets. '•
Company G—Lient. Mills. Locust at., above Eighth.
Company 11—Captain Driver, Commissioners' Hall,
West Philadelphia.
Fourth Regiment—Col - W.-11. Yeston.
Keystone Guard, Capt. Reynolds, Elbert street, above
Eighth.
Borne Guard Infantry, First Regiment, Company A,
Saranac Nall, Eighth and Callowhill streets.
Company B, Spring Garden Ball, Thirteenth and
Spring Garden streets.
Company 0, N. W. smiler Thirteenth street and Gi
rard avenue.
Company D, S. W. corner Sixth street and Girard
avenue.
• • .
Company B, N. B. corner Third and Willow &treats.
Company F, Spring Garden Hall. •
Company 11., Nos: 110 and 112 Pegg &treat. . .
Company I. Kensington Water Works. • .
Company K, Spring Garden Hall.
Second Regiment , armory, Broad and Bate strosto.
Company B, Captain Barons.
Opmpany 0, Captain Wilson .
Company 1/, Marton Grays, Captain Grant. • • •
Company F, Captain Kern. • '. •
Company G. Captain Flynn.
'Company K, Captain Smith. •
Third Regiment—Company A, Captain Wynn, Me
'enth and Anita streets.
Company C, Captain W. Cochran, 330 Walnut street.
Company B, Captain J. L. Wilson, Southwark Hall,
Second street, shore Christian.
Company G, Lieutenant Moo sely, commanding, Front
and Master streets.
By order of the Citizens Bonn* Fund Committee,
se2o.lot JOHN D.W.a.TSON, Agent.
TVORYTYPES.--' Striking likotietisOs,
life. like, 'and natural, Ft I'VOETTYPAIS
cannot be moaned by any Plcturee in reseatbianea to the
original in features or natural coloring. fIaCIOND
Street, tibiae Green. , . li*
BOSTON BROWN BELEAD-Frak
dally_at the Bakery. qxo T. Brows, •
!It '2T-2t* 1115 It LO I Street..
ZINO . , ARMY, " LW . L TOILET 111111,11 .1.4 OR&
The bat In the world for finieh and durability.
B. M. B. •
The beet brand Silk- ..
finished
VELVBT ,RIBBONS • •
Sole Agent BINJAIIIN M. SbnTat -
Di DUAril Street, near West Broadway, -n
liewTorlt.
ae2o .
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPiIIA., SATeßait SEPTEMBER T. 1862.
RETAIL DRY GOODS,
TBE "t NEW MOURNING STOW'
.wrEd. OPEN ON
MONDAY. the 29th,
AT ,No. 926 CHESTNUT STREET.
It rd. & A. MYERS & 00.
EDWIN HALT, 86
26 SOBTH SECOND STREET,
ARE NOW TO . 9110* THEIR 1:7511&L
...SUPPLY
SILKS - ,
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS.
Fancy Silks,
Plain, ; _iikej rich shades ,
Black Fiffured Bilks,
Plain Black SilkB,
Plain Poplins, rich shades,
Figured Poplins and Reps,
Figured Cashmeres and Merinoest
Medium : price Dress Goods,
Stripe Enolae Shaw's,
Blanket and Stella Shawls,
Balmoral Skirts.
N. B.—A good stock of Maple. Goods.
N. good assortment of Plain
Black Goods.
N. B.—Retail and Wholesale.
se22 27 ea 2t
RE cc NEW MOURNING' STORE"
'SWILL OPEN ON
MONDAY the -29th,
AT Nn. oes OELESTNUT STREET.
it c X. A. MYERS A CO:
EYICM LANDELIA,
E. & Le
FOURTH AND ARCH
FOURTH AND'ARCH.
FOURTH,AND. ARM.
OPENING FOR FALL;
'BALMORAL: SHIRTS,
poop BLACK. SILKS ,
STAPLE, LIRRN GOODS,
BLACK STELLA SHAWLS, : ; •
NEW IvoO4N, -4lih t .ww,, .
SUSIaNS RtTHE .PIECE,
REPS, ORDERED COLORS, • • -
FRENCH PLAID FLANNELS, • •
FULL STOOK OF:WOOLENS;
RICHES''' PRINTED GOODS,
NEW STYLE: DREES GOODS,
GOOD OOL'D TOUL'II • DE • SOO,
MAGNIFICENT 'DRESS snag,
MAGNIFICENT PRINTED GOODS.
Beio.nrystr :. • -•••, .
"NEW M°IIRNING : STORE."
WILL opzu bkIIttsPIRRY
MONDAY:, .Sept,,,a9th.
&
936 OFIBSTEUT•STREETP•':-;;
VVE POR.ONE
• WIUM (it our previa stock Wets oolong) oar
entire Stock of COTTON GOOD 3, by the. piece, for
oath, at the following,extremely low prices: Goad -X ,
bleached Mnelin.l2% eta.; extra heavy ditto,l3 OIL ;
better, 14; full 32-inch wlde, 14% eta.; very hasYY,
eta, ; full 37-inch wide, 153 cte.; New fork Mu le, 22%
cts.; Wamsutta, and all the beet Shirts
Inge; full 2 yards wide, 37%; 2% yards wide, 46 eta ;
3 yards wide, 50 eta ; unbleached for 12% ctg ; nearly yard,
17 eta.; full yard nide, 18 eta; yards wide, 37% eta.;
good unbleached Canton Flannel, 25 eta. •, gore white
ditto, 25 ols.; good lead, drab, and brown ditto, 25 eta. ;
Calicoee, 10 cli.; good Calicoes, 12% cte.• first-rats
ditto, 13 etc ; good' bleached Jean, 18 eta.; ;ed, white;
blue, and gray Flannels. in plain and twilled, at nearly
old pricer ; heavy mariners'. drives, 20 eta.
Aids anti Charitable Associations sold to at reductions'
. -
We would advise pervious in want of those goods to give
us an early call, as the quantity of many kinds to limited,
and cannot - be rettlecoi. For this reason we cannot sell
over thirty piecea to any one person.
IL H. & W. H. PENNELL,
se2.7.St 1021 IHABEET Streit, below eleventh.
1021 PHICISTItIIT 11TEMIT.
E. AL NEEDLES.
.LACES, •
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES.
A fall amortment of the above - on hand at LO W
PRICES, to•idichidditlone are made of all
NOVELTIES.
re26•tf
EDWIN At BRO., 26 SOUTH
SECOND kiiieep will open, the morning—
Beautiful Sheba of Poplins.
Plain and Fancy Silks.
Bich Printed Oftsbageres and Repo.
Fine Quality French klerinoes.
A great variety of new styles of Dress Goods.
N. B —New Goods opening daily. se26-tf
IALL CLOAKS .AND SHAWLS.
New Fall Cloaks opened daily.
Winter °Wake in preparation.
Striped all-wool Brodie Shawls, $B.
Fall and Winter Woollen Shawls.
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts.
•BOTS I CLOraiNG.
Fine Ready-made Clothing for boys.
Snits made to order.
(MOTHS, OAI33IMERES, VESTINGS.
Just opened, severallarge lots Coes/mere&
Boys' wear of every grade and'otyle.
11,800 yards Black and Fancy Cateimeres, 780. to $2.
8.4 Blue Flannels; Black, Blue, and Brown Clothe.
Ladies' Cloaking (Hotta' for Fall and Winter.
DRESS GOODS.
Rep. Poylins, French Merinoea, Detainee, do.
Black Drees Stuffs at reasonable rates.
AIM E BLAIGERTA.
:COOPER it CONARD,
se2o &At or. 'NINTH and MARKET Streets.
1 FOR. AUTUMN. .
Autumn Silks, dark colored Checks.
Black, Plain, and Figured Silks.
New designs Fancy Da Leine&
Bich De Laines of lower grades.
Foil do Norde and Long Champs.
Handsome and new Plaid Cashmeres.
Plaid Valencias and Worsted.
Poplins and Figured Drogueta.
French Chintzes of new styles - '
New assortments of French Merinos.
Stella Shay . ,le and Striped Broche. •
Fancy Shirdng Flannels.
Embroidered Tab;e Corms.
SSARPLESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
IT & SON,
• No. North TENTH St., above Goatee,
Have now open a choice assortment of
NEW PALL AND WINTBB
DBBSB GOODS.
• Bich Fancy; Silks.
New labiate' Plain Silks.
Figured Black Silks.
_
Plain Black Silks at Low Priem.
• Bich Figured and Plaid French Bops. - " •
• Plain French Rope, all shades.
Plain French Herb:oar, all atiadea.
PLAIN ALPAO&S,
In Black, Brown, Hods, Blue, and Scarlet.
Poll De Obevres, Poplins, Detainee
And every variety of New and Choice seasonable Drees
Goods. Alec, a large assortment of
BLACK STRLLA SHAWLS.
- LONG AND SQUARE WOOLEN SHAWLS,
sell-ti AT LAST YEAR'S PRIDES.
E.W.'M , 0 . 0 0 D 8 -1610IISLLN DE
-4.1 %ince ; new styles seat Plaid Glace Poplins; Plain
Reps, Blue, Green, and' Brown ; Fignred Cashmeres;
beantifnl neat Fignred Rep Poplins; Dine and Solfoll
no Detainee; new Qaticoee, choice patterns; neat Plaid
Flannel for Gents' Shirts, very desirablo and scarce
also a nice sasortment of Cassitnores for Mon and Bo's, at
JOHN H. STORES',
soli° 702 &ROII Street.
9 CASES SOLID FIG'D SILKS—
#Q Solid Solid Brown Figured,
Fetid Blue Figured,
Bond Green Blamed.
BYRII dt:LINDILL, •
pa 4 and.ABOIL
FINE .BLUE AND:BROWN MERI-
Hamlinldt Purple Neyinota,'
New Shade Blue Slerineel, •
Light and Dork Bror cy /f i eir t n a ola i •
-NOURTIVitiid
QH.AWLS B PEWIEIicIATANIA:
,ABADIC—
Wall leiniof Meek Shawls,' • , r
•
Full Line of Black
Full Line of W oolleu 8boolii•
; EYRE & LISAMCILL, . •
FOI7I3TE sod 4.1011.
re 24
pHrt ENOLO GIO AL ExAm IN A;
TIONB Iwo made day and evening at 922 CHEST.'
PUP Street, by JOHN L. °AMBIT, Successor to PO f t .
Lin, 'WELLS, Sc 00. iercB-3tScortri
COMMISSION fIOTTSE,S
RIDGWAY, . BEUSS.NEB 43
& 9.;
NO. 206 ONESTEITT 'STREET.'
IMPORT-FAB OF - WOOLENS,
(Sole Agents - f.ir JOHANN?, • FRED. EIIO4.ENS,
GENRES & SCIfIIIDT, ELMBONA TOE=
HIES -& PP., NA - other celebrated manuiseturere,) hare
noir in store a LABGEETOCK of
COATINGS_ {:
.
0 _ K. IN as - ea 0 - ..
ARMY AND WAVY BLUE OLOTHS,
bOhtK.INS;. AND -BEAVERS.
• se2T-edetiel2t2•
fiIIARLES JEIBUSSNERA CO., ;
. -
104 and 107 READE Street; NEW YORK,
HAVE THIS DAY ESTABLISHED AN
IMPORTING HOUSE OF WOOLENS,
Eer the Bale or the celebrated CLOTHS, &0., of
JOHANNY, FRED EROKENS,.
t And several other Manufacturers.
September 15,180. so27.stuthet
BROWN DIULLS,
OF;
STANDARD QICIALITY,
- FOB Bail BY
WELLING, POFFIN„ &,00.
-3919-stuth3tzt = 820 ORBSNUT STREET.
OTIIS;f C3ASSIMERES,
"DOESKINS, SATINETS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINSEYS, TWEEDS, -
KERSEYS,
FLANNELS, and
ARMY WOOT.TINS..
. .
, For We by the package, by
•
WELLING, COFFIN; iYC3o.,
eti2B-thstetoel9 220 011ESTNUT Strad.
BAG}S;'''
ki. , 'Stark's 8-Bushel.
15,099 Androscoggin'.
Lewiston d.
Prince ta - bert.,
Antoskesg O.
Premium- A •
- • Union A.
:141 ' 'Jute
we*
Fornste; net.eash on delivery, by'
GXO. GRIGG,
se23-3hr:- 219 OROBOR Alley
ARmY GooDs-
DARI•BLIIN COAT CLOTHS. ' , -•
DARK-BLIIII OAP CLOTHS.
IDET I BIIHZ, (MOTHS FOR ortiozßa. '
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c.ent, For procuring Pensions, the Government fee,
$6.
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MILITARY.
OBTICE OP THE
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•
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Corner of THIRD St. and wmtaNcps Alley,
• below WALNUT.
Captain WILLIAM J. PAL OMR.
The ARDNRSON CAVALRY (111rjor Ganeral Baal!'
escort) has been recruited fur special service in the Di•
partmeot of the Ohio, and will be permanently attached
to Readquartet sel9 Bt*
!HEADQUARTERS HOME GUARD:
CITY DP PIIILADELPHIL. September 23,1382.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 14. •
The troops sent from thie city to Harrlebure, under
the recent orderi of the Governor of the *Gommonwealth,
hexing been by him ordered to return to their homes awl
to be discharged from further service under the said or..
dere, it le hereby directed : .
1. That the commanding officers of regiments, or of
companies, who have received from the city of Philadel
phia arms, accoutrements, muting! instruments, over
coats, blankets, knapsecks, haversacks, canteens, knives,
fork', spoons, plates, camp kettles, mess pans, ammuni
tion, or supplies of any hind for the use of their r - espec. ,
live commando, do for thwithreturn the gamete the Q oar
termatter's Department of the Homo Guard, at the Olty
Arsenal, in Race street, below . Broad street.
2. The arms, accoutrements, and musical instruments
that have been issued to the companies of the Home
Guard are excepted from the above order, add will be re;
twined by the said companies for their use.
a. Tho uniforms of the Home Guard, hereafter, will be
similar to tho uniforms adopted for the regular army of
the Baited States, the regiments of each arm conform.
lug therein to the nniforM of the corresponding arm In
the said regular army. It will consist of the army hat,.
a dark. bluo . blonte, and light-blue pantaloons, with the
Proper trimmings to designate corps and grades of ran k....
4 'The companies that have been formed in the wards
and precincts, and which are not component parts of ex- - .
!stirs military organizations in this city, are resentfully
invited to attach themselves to the Home Gnarl, in whisk
they will be organized as regiments, or incorporated with
the old regiments thereof, as they may pref,r; -
By older - ta. J. PLR &SON rOT,
Bripadier (leveret Commanding Home Guard. ,
Wm BRAblialtD. 4110 &di. Gen. , sem 5c
INDEPENDENCE OTT.Y
CADMITS —I be -undersigned having osened . hie
Sohool for the Military Inehraction of Youth, will
drill on Monday- and Thursday affornoone of each
week: -at 4 - o'clock, et the Armory, N. E. corner of
ZIGHTERSTN and CHESTNUT Streets
For toms and eh-ceders apply to HOYT I ORO 8.
W. corner Tenth and Chestnut streets, at the Armory on
-the afternoons of the drills, or et the residence of
NOHINDOE,FF,
• te23-ftt No. 19.L3 . 00ATIDS Street.
f152(1 PENNSYLVANIA VOLITNi-. •
TER/IS.--Good Men are wanted for RAT YRRY L,
of this Regiment. For yartionlarit, inquire at Head
quarters of Battery L. 33.6 HARMONY street, Mae,-
delphia. and 441 ST. JOHN street.
, Captain—) °SEMI W. BANDERBON. - - ,- . , ; • ~...
'lst Lieutenant—AßNOLD ABORROra. ~
23 Lieutenant-83RVETRB luivnt: • 5e22.12t4t .' '
HArtvikyPirtia,_ pulTINe; , AND
:813AMPiKiING, for in - nogail of-,both
grim, at FarlEtTH and BIIANOEL _aelf•ittf .
JAMES W. B)BINB,
Reed alaster
MEDICINAL.
dETNi" . .uNprzorr.
DR. SOH NCK.I3 PU1410111.0 AMP
FOR
.TRE VITAE OF COUGHS, COLDS, AND .
CONSUMPIION:
DR. SCHENCK'S SE A.WEED TONIC;
FOB THB OUBB OF DTBPVPSIA, AND ALL DIV
BALITATBD CONDITIONS OF TUB STORM.. '
DR. SCIIENCK'6 MANDRAKE PILLS,
FOR DISKASEEI OF. THE LIVER, OR TO AUT AS
A GERM.; PURGATIVE.
Ail of these threat's( dickies are often required le oaring
Consernptien, tbongb the Pelmonto 'Syrup atone h , l9cnrod
many deeperate cases. • The Seaweed Tonle and -Alan
drab e Pills stela in regulating the stomach and liver,'
and help the Puirsonlc Syrup to digest mad search through
the blood vexels, by which means a cure is soon effected..
Thetis medicines an conscientiously offered to the pub
lic at the only safe. crotch', and reliable remedies for
Pulmonary Goneumpttoe and for all those norbid con
ditions of the body widctitead to that fatal disease. Liver.
Complaint and Dyepspeia aro often forerunners of Oon
animation, and when they emptiest themselves they re
quire the moat prompt attention.
The Pulmonie Syrup Is a medicine which has, had a.
long Probalkui before the public. Its 'taw has been,
proved by the thousands of cures it bw, wade through a
Petted of more than twenty yeara, iii, all of which time
its reputation has constantly increased) and the most ob •
etinate skepticism can no longer douhi l fi„at it is CI remedy
whit-h may be need with confidence p. tialel which
'admit of a•cure. . - •
If the patient will peraisve;lopky follow the directions
which accompany each b.catie, ho will certainly be cured,
if his lunge are not too much wasted to make a cure Dos
Bible. Even in csaes ipapposwl to be incurable, when
friends and itpicim, have despaired, the use of this
medicine he, eared •the life the patient and restored
hips to ssitlctit health.
P - Dr. Schtnck himself was cared in precisely such
dr.:sun:Osamu; and many others have been equally for
tunate by iudicionely making a timely use of Dr :
Eichenck'e remeoira. /
Dr, Schenck dcoe rot say that all cases of Puttnotr:y:
Coneomption are within the reach of medicine, but be
Emphatically asserts that often, whet' patients have the
moat alarming symptoms, each as a violent cough; creep.
log chills, night sweats, and general debility, 617011 to,
such a degree that they are oeliged to Ito in bed, and
when they are given up by their physicians, thty may
stilt be cured. No medical treatment can create new
Lungs, but when the lungs are very sadly dlseaged, and to
some extent destroyed, a cure may be effected by
Schenck's d icines.
Alpo, in Ecrefnkrris dimacen Him medicine@ arc. equally.
efficient. Dr. Echenck has photographs of a number of
perione who have been nearly covered with running sores
and now all healed up.,This /Mows its purifying pro
vertieo, which must be one to heal cavities in the luoge.
- In the treatment of Cow nmption it is of the utmost
Thaportance to give vigor and a healthy tone to the eye
tem. Hence, it is neceessry to etrongthen the appetite of
the patient and to Improve the digestion Proper nour
ishment le reenired, together with such moans as will
make the food easily digettible. The articles most &Re
ale for the diet of coisentnptive patients ai e designated
in Dr. Schenck's pamphlets, which aro distributed gra
tuitously. In general, the most highly nutritious oracles
aro to be preferred, but the digestive organs mu.t be
strengthened in order to make either fool or medicine
serviceable. This requirement is met by the ilea Weed
Tonic, and for this purpose it was designed.
When the digestive powers are put in good order, the
food has its proper effect, the system of the patient. is in
v!gorated, and the lunge begin to exercise their functions
in a normal and heelthimanner. Then the hosting pow
ers of the Pnlmonle Syrup will complete the cure..
Pulmonary Consumption is almost always complicated
with Dyspepsia and liver complaint fichouck's lien
drake Pills aro intended:se remove obstructions from the
liver and to restore its healthy notion. They have all
the efficiency which is ascribed to calomel or blue
mese," and are warranted not to contain a particle of
any mineral poison. These pills curb the must ebAinate
costiveness, sick head. sche, piles, bilious uffecione. and
all other diseases which arise fro a a torpid or obstructed
condition of the liver. One box of these pills, valuated at
25 cents, will prove the efficacy of the medicine.
In Oonanmptlon, the flea 'Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Mare inValueble auelliary medienee. They yellers
the sufferings of the - patient, and tusist 'the • Praetor&
Syrup in effecting a cure. They have bean found use.
ful in advanced stages of Consumption, where the lungs
vete almost entirely destroyed. and all symptoms, ac
cording to the jufgment of the physicians. indicated
speedy death.' The • lives of patients who were actually
in a dying condition have been preserved for months by
the tin of Dr Schenck s three great remedies.
Dr. Schenck pledges himself to effect a ours if the pa
tient wilt 'apply ro him before his case is altogether doe-
Male; that is to say, before the vital organs are too far
gone to admit of any cure; except by a miracle.
Dr J. H. Schanck is the Inventor of that celebrated
instrument, called ,4 Schenck'e Itapitometer," with
which he makes examinations of the lungs, with the oer •
Minty of discovering their true condition. The charge
for au examination with the Ilespirometer is three dollars. -
As stated above. Dr.' Schenck. himself, was oared of
Consumption, in one of its most hopeless stages, by the
use of the Pulmonic 89 rue. Experienced physicians de •
dared that he could not live a weak; yet now, after a
lapse et tweaty•five yearn, he is in perfect health, end
weighs more than 200 pounds.
Satisfactory evidence of all these statements is Bahl..
bited seDr. Schenck's Office, in Philadelphia, No. 39 N.
Sixth street. For particulars, see . the pamphlet,
which is eurplied, without charge, to all applicants, at
Dr. Schenck'e offics.
Days where Dr. J. 11. Shane& will bo professionally is
October, November. and December:
Ivor} Saturday at bit principal office., No. 39 North
Sixth - street, Philadelphia, from 9 until 6
Every Monday . at his offico, 32 Bond st - oot, Noe• York,
from 11:n2011'4.
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 7th and Bth, at 10i. •
Ketaor?s. 140 Wood atreet. Pittsburg. Pa
Thursday, October 9th, at Ma l On Koch's, near Utiity;
Ontornb'ana county. Ohio.
niday r October let t, at •Salem, Colrunblana countyi
Ohio.- ,
Wednesday, Oct,ber 15th, at 444 Eighth street, Wash.
baton, D. 0.
. . .
Thursday, Octobor 16th. at 108 Baltimore street, 811-
tircei e, Md.
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, October 2let, 22d,
and 23d, at Marlboro Hotel, Boeton, Kam
Wednesday, October 29th, at 441 Eighth street, Weill.
!neon, D. O.
Tbtreday, October 30th, at 103 Baltimore street, 13,11-
th:floret-MA,
NOVEMBER.
Every Saturday, in Philettelphis.
Every Mnnday.3n Hew York: '
On the 12th and 20th, 3a Washington, B. 0.
On the 13th and 271 h in Ra!thnore, Md. ,
- On the 18th, 191 h and 20th, In Boston. Misr
DEOEBIBER.
Every Saturday, in nitwitlphis.
Every Monday, in Hew Vort..
On the 2d and 3d. hi Pittsburg.
On the 4th and fah, In Ohio, es above.
On the 10th, in Wishingten. D. O.
On the 11th. in Balihnore, Md.
On the 16th, 17th and 18th. in Boston, Mess.
Dr. Schenck's Principal Office is 19 North SIXTH
Strict, Philedel phis, Pa., where letters for advice shoal
always be directed..
WEOLE 4 A LE AGENTS.
New York City. Conrad Fox, No. St Barclay street.
Botton, Haig , Geo. C. Goodwin Sr Go., No.l t Marshall
street. . •
Portland, Me., W P. ?tailing, No. 149 !fiddle street.
Pittsburg, Pa., Dr. Geo H. Keyser, IV o. 140 Wood pt.
Martin Koch, Unity, Golumbiana county, Ohio.
R. Louis, h 0., Heury Illakeley, corner Second and
Vine streets.
Balt:liner°, Md., Seth S. Nance, 1011 Baltimore street.
Waratingtm, D. 0., Samuel B. Waite, corner Seventh
street and Lonisians avenue.
Chicago, Itl.,"Lord k Smith, No 23 Lake street.
And sold by Druggists Eeaerally.
PRICKS.
Fttlnnate Eyra p,SI r battle, $5 half dozer'.
flea Weed Tonic, $1 p•r bottle, $5 halt doze
Mar drake Pillr, 25 rents per box. .'
MINCHESTER'S SPECIFIC PILL
VY is 'a radical and pr inapt remedy tar Spermator
rhea, rr Semilial Weakneas. From one to three boxes
will effect a cure in tha meet oggrasateel cases, whether
constitutional or aching from anuses or memos. Price
$1 per box, by mail, or six for $5.
Aadress S. J. UPElard,.4o3 OHSSrsur Street, Agent
for Philadelphia. ee27 Binfe
LEGAL.
rittESTER COUNTY, S. S.
At an Orphans , ()mitt held and kept at Woat Ries-
ter, for said Cemity, on the eighth day of Reptant
(L. ber, A. D. 1862, before the Honorable Wu. Burton,
_President, and his Associates, Judges of the said
Court,
Upon the petition cf ALMA H. MARSHALL, sue of
the heirs and legal representatives of ABBARASI
JAMES, late of the township of Weer!town in said county,
deceased, a title is granted upon all the heirs and legal
representatives, and-all persons interested in the estate of
said decedent, requiring them to be and appear at au Or-
Pimps' °Mut, to be held at the Court House, in the bo
rough of West Chester, in said county, on the twenty
seventh day of October next. then and there to accept or
refuse tte estate of said sicced , nt at the valuation thereof;
and In case the heirs and Legal Representatives, and
all persona interested in the estate of the bard decedent,
neglect or refuse to take the same, then to show cause, it
any they bare, why the same shon!d not be sold accord
ing to law. By the Court: •
eel -eat TUOMAS P EVANS, Clerk.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
raPARTNERSHIP.—The nn.
dorsigned have this day associated themselves to
gether, under the name and style of HEN BY a ANDY
d. CO., for the 'purpose of telling Wrought Iron Tubes,
Eittincs, de , manufactured at the Cumberland Tribe and
Iron Works, and for transacting a general iron commis
sion businets... • I' EMIT HAND.Y, •
F REDERIC I. GOOD W
t • .
Phllathiphis, Int 1, 16e2.
NOTICE. -It is hereby certified that
the undersigned have .formed a Limited Partner
'ship, agreeably to the provisions of the ante of Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, upon the ternis
hereinafter set forth, to wit :
1. The name or firm under which the bald partnership
le to be conducted is BUSH .t KUBTZ.
2. The general nature of the business intended to be
transacted le the Imparthig and Jobbing of Dry Goodtin
the City of Philadelphia_
8. The general partnere In the said firm are FAN
()AMP BUSH and WILLIAM. WESLEY KURTZ,
both residing at No. 1937 FIND Street, in said Otty of
Philadelphia; and the 'medal partner is THEODORE
W BAKER; residing at No. 927 North TWENTIETH
Street, in sold city.
4. The amount of capital contributed by the said 11 9 0-
idal partner to the common stock is the own of FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, 1n cash.
b.. The told partnership is to commence on the RIND
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1862, and will
terminate on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. D.
1864.
Made and severally signed by the said partners, at the
Oily of Philadelphia,' the Nineteenth day of August,
A. D. One Thousand right hundred and Sixty-two.
VAN RAMP BUSH,
WILLIAM WESLEY KURTZ,
General Partners.
TRZODORIC W. BAILEE,
Special Partner.
GENTS' FURNISHING- GOODS.
.
GEORGE GRANT,
N.ANIINAOTILBER OP AND DNAXABR IN
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 010 OHISTEIT STRUM
klB-8m
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The suheoriber would Invite attention to his
-IMPBOVILD OUT OF SHIRTS,
Which he makes a specialty in his bugloss!. Also, eon
eaufty receiving
TiOVIL'ITEB FOB OZWThlitdElti'S
3. W. SCOTT,
OBBITLIIKI6IIII FITRITIBHING STOBIt,
No. til•_ CHESTNUT 0rRA.4.7,
leo- a Four doors below the ()online-obi.
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY.
PURE CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS,
SPICES, &c., &c.
All tim requisites for Preser►tng sus Tickling TurPONI.
ALBERT .0 ROBERTS,
MULL= IN irrlpt GROODIUMB,
es is.tf CORNER ICLINVIIINTR AND VITA.
THE FINEST ASSORT-
MeNT of new, modern, and durable PI.
&Nos from KM to €4OO.
•
Also, PRINCE'S World-renowned MBLODXOI4B and
HARMONIUMS, for cash, at a great reduction. or IL
=toll monthly (natal MOMS JAMBS aIETA:43. 2 79
181 South MYTH Street, above Spruce: ac3.3.1.*
WALNAJT-STREET THEA.TRE.-
Bole Lessee...... Ors. M. e. OARBETTSON.
Budnefla Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNELIZI.
LAST NIGItr OP MBB NOM& WALLER
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, SEPT, RI,
'Will be nertormed the Tregedv.of
BERTRAM; Or, THE Sfu/LIAN PIRATES.
Imogene • EMMA. WALLER,
To conclude with the Comedy of • . •
TICE GOT2SNOR'S if:rils •
The Governor Mr. 41: JOHNSON.
Doors open at 7—Performiuce commences at T).
•
IVES: JOHN DRE'S'S
OTBSET TREAT - MC
Acting and Stage Manager W. 3. 111BDIBIOKB.:
Business Agent and Treasurer JOB. I). 1111JIIPIEIT..
• " 'LAST BIGITT OF ItITSS. COOnIM •
• TO.VIGHT (kIATURDAY). WEPT. 27th,
• ADA IIIItTOESS OF LOIABABOY. •
Ails, rho Princess ...... Mar COOSISS..
To concJudo . with the 4 . MAID OF OROISIrif "
Theresa ...... .;.' tails 51A.ILY HILL;
(her first apSesrance )
On Monday—Xi a BATE 111. the arrat Tragic Artist,
enoloxtErl by J. W. WADL ACK and 'EDWIN ADAMS.
Ricca as natal.
Doors open at 7X--Curfain rises it TX o'clock.'
GRAND FLORAL AND FRUIT.,
FESTIVAL. in aid of a
SOLDIERS' R 051.11,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, Septeinbar 29, and,
continnirg during tho week, at
• CONCIERT HALL.
. The Ladies having It in charge intend making ft tho;
moat imposing Fair ever held in thie city. Arrangement":
Inv° been made with the
GERBIANIA. ORCHESTRA.
'For every
evtning during the week. Donations o
Emits and FIOWBTO will be thankfully received at the:
Dail. •
TICKETS 10 coati. For aide at the usual places, end.
at the Ticket f‘ Rico or the Hall. seat-let
A BEL & CO.'S STEREOPTIION.
—A.SSE WEL Y 'BUILDINGS, TENTH ANN
CrIEiTNIIT STREETS. • •
A Yew reriee of then.
GIGANTIC STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES, • •
(kmotision Pbotcoranhic Views of the most noted &aid
and Objects of. Historical Intireet iu the Old World ano.. ,
F- ' •
DISPLAYED FOTIR HUNDRED SQUARE
be exhibited EVERY 'EVENING this week.
A cEI,OIQm 9y PROGE VINE NIGE(II4Ir.
lamisgon 21 ceite—Children 10 cents. A. package ot
tirintil-four Sokoto for
Doors open at 7X ; commence at 8 o'clock.
Natives on Saturday at 2 o'clock.
1110ENNSYLVANIA • ACADEMY OY
Tux F/Nla MITS,
NM CHESTNUT STRUT,
' IQ anti daily (Bendeyn excepted) from 96. H. Cl 2 e
~,A ahnission 2 cents. Children heit Wide
., abates of litock; 7530. }y3
WANTS.
TO HATTERS.
WANTED, IIedEDIATELYi
TWENTY" SIZEBB,
D. P. PUBBERIAY
se26 2t*
NV ANTED—An • energetic Young
who Can have all the advantage/ of a'
good ;chord by rendering some agetetarce in itteltinotinge
the smaller children. Apply at the scaoaL, (vitals ,
.avegme. worth of Noble, below Sixth street. : 02144-
virANTED-- A Sniart Active Boy in
*tore, to make hie:melt generally ngs•faT. Oa.
with a trecbonical taste preferred. Addcosi Box 1464
Philadolebia Post Office. • ' se2T-St
,'
ANTED-T.WO INTELLIA4ENII'.
and active 1 4 4 en, to iolicit business for a Life:.
Insurance Oompani. Ad&oes, giving reference as to
cbarocter and ability; Box 112: Mind*. P. O. ss26 2tW'
TED--.k. Situation as listietanti
Booli-keeper, or in a Coal Office Good
foronceo g iro!). Address " 5 . W.," Press ofoo. „ •
oeff3.ot*•,
ANTE D-A FRENCH •L iDY,„
to Five iMODEI in Wrench and Music' No one
need apply unless olio has bed experience in teaching and .,
can furnish satisfactory references. Address 0 P.
421 Foutb SLIVENTH Stead. Philad.debl4. eP22:tf
BOARDING.
prz MAN T ROOMP, SINGLE 'AND
Communicating, - with BOARDING, No. VJU
CHESTNUT Street. • ee2s.st*
yourna MEWS: HOME,
1331 Priaurarr Street. ()posits Penn Square,—
BO MID end Washing, two dallara per week. All whe
desire a comfortable how will do well to veil and ex
amine this home. ALEXLVDER
ael9-12t Saperirrtendent
LEASANT FECOND- STORY
• rooms, with board, at
esZba 807 South TIMID Street.
P,IRYTOGRAPHS.
•
WITHOUT PAItALI:. - .EVIN.
, • ••
.. :.. their line—we consider them, and many colsedde
in onr 'opinion, judging by their suorAm—nre - Glit dui OS'
Life;size OS-colored PROTOGS&PHS. A fine Poitimit
Sit seer prices. SNOOND Street, above Green. . ISIP.
•
WBEN YOU CONTEMPLATI
having your PIOTtrICIC takes, go to liraillat'a,
cxhneive, 'completely•arranged Gallery, hIGOOND
above Green The competency of all engaged there in.:
sum you entire eatisfavdon. Colored Photographs $l.
only. . . lit
KQVALS.,
R)III.9iTAL. .—ZTRDMAS 'MARTIN;
.
Baia 'Estate Agent end Collector, would respectfully
inform bia friends end the public that be has removed hit
office from the Northwest corner of Third and 'Lombard
!greets to his dwelling, Northwest corner of 'FOURTH
and PINE Streets, where he hopes to receive the coo
tinuaree of the liberal patronage bestowed upon him tc
former Tears. . selg; ISt
LOST42ID FOUND.
LOST:j-A9.111:1A11 VALKER,
Dick seldier. loet.his llovenoilent disebente., A itio
ward will be gterals: . MADIIBA,
11* 115' Bondi TENTH Street, below Mew*: •
FOR SALE AND - TO LET:
VOR SAIN,The Stock and
.Fixtures
of a liftall HAIIDWATCE STORA, 'With la MA .
dwelling. Bent low. Invin aof
J. P. BOWLER, Ito. 609 GIRARD Avenue.
OP GAN- A GREAT B
A. small organ, suitable for a smell cburcb, feature
norm or cbembor, of harmovion shape, with sweet tone,
and In perfect order, will be aold for 8135, about one
third of Its original cost may: be even from 1 to
O'clock at No. 1114 SPRING GARDEN Street. If*
TO REN H E CEEM
11PdaZD BREWERY of the isle William SI Rud
man, deceased, with all literatures, Vats, Tube, Veolm,
The known rrautatiou of the said Brewery is sufficient
recommondatioo to insure a very londsome outlay on a
small capital. It la in complete working order, and wilt
be ranted on very favorable terms to a coed tenant.
on the armless. to SILAS TEASES, Jr.,
se37• et*. 311 GUINN Bt . Eleventh ward, Philada.
rILDING -LOT ON CHESTNUT
B
STRBET.--s3greet on north Ride, west of Nineteenth
street s 78 feet in depth, with 20 feet wide outlet is
Nineteenth street. For sato by
HENRY B. OHEW,
No. 204 South FOURTH Street.
6622 mwellt*
FOR BALE—One of those de-
Nimble two story 110138 - ES, with Side recd, IS
IBABSHALL Street, below But onwood, No. 480. The
beck building is tbree story. Inquire at No. 480 North
FIFTH street. below Buttonwood. eeliS-tutheStetif
ral-T FOR, W.—A. second-hand
GERMANTOWN . CARRIAGE. in 'first-intio
aossition, for pale low. Apply to LEWIS WATSON,
EIGHTH and BUTTONWOOD Streets. ae26.2t*
910 LET-SECOND STORY ROOM,
1. 30 by 00. splerAldly lighted. Inquire on premises.
No. 12 North THIRD Street. ' ee'ls-3t*
14FSTS BED.T.TOED TO $250 AND
JAI 9168 a year. Modern conveniences. Aopts , 1109
t.O,STEeI t treat. ee2b•3t( .
a l FOR SALE OR TO RItNT-
Mg A large Porter, Ale. , :and Lagar•Beer BR& WICH.Y.
la good orders grod cas'oak Ingnire of (ITORGIE
RBRMI, No. 135 BIOHNO 5D Street, lilaeteentla
ward. • ea2s•dt*
is FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
a.m. A FILM a OHL containing 217 acres, beautifally
situated on the bents of the Delaware, 25 miles above
the city ; convenient to steamboat lauding, and railroad
station on tho place. Also, a large number in the ad
joining counties of all BIM in tames.
Apply to
se2o
ag TO EXCHANGE -VALUABLE!
. •
•= 2, .. Piing, containing 64 acres near railroad station,
In Ducks county, large stone buildings, large apple or
chard, and oitor fruits. Also, several fruit farms, neer
Dover, Stato of Delaware.
Apply to
ee2o
A DENTAL PRACTICE FOR BALE
za..—To a Dentist who wishes a good loeidion, Pak
brae of one by addressing Dentist," Press Office.
sides '
AI YOB, SALE--A beautiful COT
TAGS, and six acres of Ormond, in the interior oR•
Pennsylvania, desirably situated and arranged for ANL
academy or first-claw school, near a thriving village,
and in a healthy location.
Also. a desirable DWELLING and Lot, In New Bloom •
told, Perry county, Penna.
Also, a large number of cottages, lots, and other pro.
parties, for sale or exchange.
B. F. GLENN, 123 South FOURTH Strad,
aunt and B. W. oar. SEVENTEENTH and GRIME.
a TO BST--A TIMER-STORY
BRIQH DWILLIEG, WYE Stroot, one knot
above Twelfth, nor th gds. Rent lOw to a good toast*.
&DPIY to WETHERELL lc BROTHRTI,
)alit 4T and 49 North SZOOND Street
TO RENT-A THREE-STORY' ma BRICK DWELLING, on PINE' Street, nest-
SoYentesnth, north aide. Arrpl7 to
WETHERELL .0 BROTRER,
47 end 49 North SECOND Street.
owBOB SALE OR TO LET- . :-1022
Homes, on the wed side d BROAD Btaed, below
Uointabla
TH BA N D ON ApW atn
.41r
Itall sonthweet come ot
3fiti sod Mr eeb • mb96
B VRANIL . PALIVIER,
Burgeon Artlst to the Governmeut,lnetitradons, Wash-.
noon. Also, to all of the Meth as Oollettre I=ul HOe: ,
pita&
• The , c PALMICB 1,131118,) , adopted by the Arras.
and NM' Burgeons. Pamphlets seat gratis. Address,
8.1416101. PALMAS,
jrlarn N 0.1609 CIBIZSTNIIT street. Philad-'s•
111 TRUSS AND BRAOR
PABVILICZirr.
•0. B. ISMICALItii, •
Corner TWBINTH and BAOB Streets, .Palladeitbite
Hernial Truism and median:foal appliances oorreoth
adjusted by,.
a. R. isrsargim.
Fine trench and approved American, edePted to emir
form or mita* in .dohs and ohlldrren, Samlieie
American &Mortars and Bette, Shoulder Timms SUS"
Tummies, rutin Stockings, and Syringes in sesai Ta.
r imy, Ladies , Devi:m=4, TWXGFTH Stseets Arai
doortelow Race: ekemisseted b 7 compsheat
iMCit-Stn it
LATOUR basking Lamp
Olive Oil, juot reishiorlor - ablD Vandal* Ems
.a r dessix, tor wilt
JAbY
Ularroll3l & LAVNIZGLYZ,
202 wd 243 Sautb. F 2,031
E. PETTIT,
No WEI W&LIIIIT etreet
E. PETTIT,
No. 309 WALNUT