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THE CITY.
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BirrnobPaorws.—Alone in our sago;
mom, with an boor or two of leisure at our disposal, mai
thoughts naturally revert to the one great subject of ab ,
sorbing interest, the existing war. From speculating
upon its origin and probable duration we turn to its
checkered and varied character, and to the min? scenes
-end incidents it has engendered in this city. Among
these, the occurrences of the peat few weeks pass rapidly
In'yiew before us, and we have determined to notice them
briefly, and, at the setae time, perform our bumble share
as ajournalist in making up a record of the times. Amid
• the profound calm and Quietness that at present poryndes
every part of our city. it is bard to realize the scenes of
excitement and bustle witnessed In our midst but little
mom than a fortnight ego. At that time, events of the
.griMst and most momentous character ware in progress,
involving In their issue our material interests and pros
perity, and the lives and well being of thousands of one
neighbor', friends, and brothers.' The campaign in
Maryland had commenced. Bloody and desperate bat
tles were to be fought with a numer.na and well•dis
ciplined foe, led by experienced generals, animated by a
fiendish spirit of malignity and revenge, and hushed with
recent victoria" and smesaes
Upon its remit depended not only the safety of Wash-.
ington and Baltimore put the invasion of the free States,
and, lett too mnoh to any, moat probably our very ex
' lettuce as a nation'? for babied all of these had the ter
mination been unfortunate to our arms, lurked the ghost
of foreign intervention, at once the bugbear of the timid
and credulous, and the subject of deep solicitude to therm
of cooler blcod and steadier nerve. The question of the
defence Of the 'leathern border of-our State also occupied
the attenticn of our people. The fast that an invasion
into our Unfits had been projected was well known and -
wee most probably about to be attempted. The crisis
admitted of no delay. The inviolability of our soil it
was determined mast be maintained at all hazards, and
the effort!' of those wbo Remelt to render the fair fields of
our Commonwealth a wilderness and a waste mast be
defeated, no matter whet the sacrifice or cost. The Go
vernor called for troops. Flow that call was responded to
bore among us is n matter of but yesterday, and is fresh
in the recollection of all. &toads, companies, and lie
meets sprung into existence as it by magic, and in a few
boors were on the way to the scone of threatened danger.
The patriotism of our people really seemed to have no
limit.
Large mannfiectoties were closed at great pecuniary
lose to the prceiritstors, to allow their employees to enter
the ranks. Judges, lawyers, Congressmen, and ' minis
tore, laid aside the dignities of their poeitions without
besitetion for the same purpose; puree-strings were un
locised, and whole companies armed and equipped at pri
vate expense, and the city that has already furnished
forty thousand men for the grand army of the Union,
soon had twenty thousand (20,000) more on the march to
repel invasion, with a reserve of double that number
ready to go elmild any emergency require their services.
Bietory, with her long record of illustrious events, and
hereto and self sacrificing exertions, has sorely none
more illustrious more heroic, er more self- sacrificing than
!hie. The spirit of the fathers has descended to the
children, and the heritage incites them to the same noble
and imperishable deeds. In view of all these cironsn
stances, It was but natural that great animation
and excitement should be visible on every side—
that our city should assume the appearance of a
vast camp—our streets refound with the music of the
fife and drum, and the heavy tread of armed men
—that the vicinity of the newspepor offices should be
thronged by crowds eager to glean the latest items of in
telligence from the scene of strife, or that the various do
pots of trains for she interior of the State, should con
stantly be fills d by the wives, sisters, and other relatives
and friends of those who thus hastily responded to the
call to arms, waiting to wish them good bye, and a Gard
speed upon their journey. It was but the popular ex•
preesion of loyalty to the Government, and affection for
the brave men who were willing to risk their lives in its
defence, and as such is worthy of ell honor and respect.
lior'il it a matter of wonder that all this should gaidenly
have Changed to a feeling of pride and exultation whoa
the news of the great victory; won by the indomitable
bravery of our army, ruder ftlalelian t near Middletown,
Val first proclaimed, for the stake was large and the
obseces desperate. In view of the fact that the enemy hal
the choice of positioo, and that our troops were, to a
large extent, raw and undisciplined levies, army of them
from this locality. Then anoceedrd an Intense longing
for farther news of the came charaotw , as the belief was
general that more tolerate and severe battles ware yet
to be fought before the object of the campaign ()mid be
accomplished.
This desire 'happily was soon gratified, for in quick
succesidon followed the victotiee of aharpsburg and los
tletam, ending with the grand finale of the inglorious
scamper of Jeff's rag-tag and bobtail chivalry (Heaven
save the mark!) at double-quick across the Potomso.
Then it was that the popular joy became intensified.
Salutes were fired, flags thrown to the breeze, congratu
lations exchanged, with any amount of cheering and
shouting, and every other manifestation of popular en
thusiasm and ealtsfaction But all this is passed and
gone forever, for the cause has ceased to exist. Onr
salient army is resting and recuperating on the north
bank of the Potomac, after their . brilliant but arduous
achievements. The State 'troop. have mostly returned
to their homes; business is again briskly resumed, and
were it not for the drum and life at the recruiting sta
tions, and occasional arrivals of the gallant follows
wounded' in the recent battles, we would ha re little to
remind us of the wsr that le still raging so fiercely and
destructively. Of course. there are those among as who
mourn the lose of a eon, brother, or some othor near and
dear one, and who will not so readily forget this eventful
period, but the active sympathin of hind triende are
everywhere enlisted in their behalf, and we hope they
way be aeon enabled to view with calmness and resigna
tion the great calamity that bee overtaken them.
The excitement upon the fall of Fort Sumpter was
succeeded by that attendant upon the battle of Bull
Bun, and this in turn by the capture of Fort amelson,
and the battles before Richmond. and varlons othora.
Each of these forma an epoch in the history of our city,
that the future historian wilt take nleaenre in dwelling
upon and deocriblog. God grant that the next mai re
sult from the overthrow of the armies of the Oonfede
racy, and the ending, forever, of this wicked and info
moue rebellion!
MEETING OF CITY COIINCILS
Message front the Mayor Relative to the. Ex
penses for the Deft-nce of the City—A Hospi
tal for Contagions Diseases—Something
about Gen. Wat.hington , s Chatrs—llicClel
lazes Recent Victory—Our Sick and Wound
ed—Coal Contract Annulled.
Both branches of flouncils held their regular stated
meetings yesterday afternoon.
SELECT BRANCH.
Viso. Cormte, Presideut, in the chair.
Petitions, Communicatione, &c.
From the managers of the Volunteer Refreshment Sa
loons,. presenting a chromo.lithogriphic view of their
buildings. A resolution to ptsde the asme in Independ
. FlT — Erramr: aurrorg - wrei-..-ua ram acrv - i — erm
raisins from the recent epeeist appropriation of Councils,
and the sum of 89i 918 ie yet credited to the previous
account for the defence of the city, including 850,000
temporarily advanced to the fund for the families of
Volunteers. Should there be occasion to extend further
Sid to volunteer companies. a transfer for the prime can
readily be made,
or an ordinance passed to permit the
disbureement of the sum on band without its restriodon
to the use of any one orsanization it military. He
therefore returns the bill entitled 4. A. bill authorizing the
appropriation of 860,000 additional providing for the de
fence and protection of the city) ,
Hospital for Contagious Diseases.
Hr. Rerun introduced a resolution that the Committee
on Health report a bill for tiro erection of a building as
a hospital for contagion!' diseases. Agreed to.
An ordinance appropriating 880 to pay for engroaring
in duplicate and framing the resolutions of Councils pre
sented to the refreehment ealoona, was offered and
passed.
The Reception of General Corcoran.
The committee appointed to extend the hospitalities Of
the city to General Corcoran made a report embodying
the bill of expetfes, which wan agreed to.
Mr. FORD offered a bill anthrrizing the purchase of a
lot of ground in the First ward, adjoining the MM..
menslng prison, for prison purposes. The ground le 5%
acres in extent, at a cost of sb,ooo. Referred to the
Committee on Plienne. •
Mr. Fox offered a rtsolntinn 'Demisting the Committee
on Surveys to inquire into the expediency and propriety
of constructing a culvert en the line or. Beaver street,
between Bt. John etree: and Second, in the Sixteenth
ward, and report upon the subject at an early day.
Agreed to.
The Purchase of Chairs.
Mr. GINNODO lusted :bat six chairs, owned by a gen
-Homan of this" city, that formerly belonged to General
Washington. can be bought by the city. Mr. Ginnoda,
therefore, offered a resolution that a committeeof three
be appointed from each branch of Clorincils to toot the
genuineness of there chairs, with a view to their pur
chase. They now belong to a citizen reduced in oircum
etances, who will sell them for $2OO.
After some farther discussion, the resolution was with
drawn.
A restitution wan offered by Mr. Motfeittx that a
epeeist committee •of three from each Chamber be ap-
Pointed to prepare a &trite of resolutions, expressive of
the thanks of Philadelphia to General McClellan for his
recent brilliant victories In Maryland.
A.bill for the paving of Salmon and other streets, was
voted down.
A resolution WAN offered that thOurgeon General be
reoneeted to forward to Philadelphia hoepitals all the
sick and wounded eoldiers volunteering in Pennsylvania
regiinenls. Agreed to.
A reeolution that tne city solicitor examine the title of
a lot at Twentieth and Catharine streets for !school Pnr
posse was Dis wed
The bill intboriz7ng tbo paving, curbing, and grading
of Cedar Area, wee owned flnallr.
Contract Annulled.
The bill to enrol the contract with Messrs. Packer de
Ovalleld, for furnishing coal to the city, debated at
length at the lest meeting of Councils, and paatponed
until this meeting, was taken op.
Mr. WBTRERIM. offered as an amendment that the
sum of 81,60 extra price be allowed for each ton of coal
delivered since the devastating freshet In the SchuyikilL
The amendment was agreed to; and the bill pasted
finally. •
t.. The bonds of the late Mr. Brown, Oity Treasurer, were
directed to he cancelled, by an unanimous vote.
Bills . from Common Council.
The resOlgtion to pave Spring Garden and other streets
was conourrtd tn. •
The remonstrates .from Common Council against the
opening of Linden lan. et was read, and a committee to
()canine into the same appointed.
The bill to postpone the election of a committing me
gist, tie of the Fifteenth ward ,was agreed to.
The Chamber ntxt proceeded to a consideration of the
Municipal Code, which to the order of the day for each
•
meeting.
The Chamber then adjourned.'
COMMON COUNCIL
After the pt.( anntaiion of the petitions, Mr. BAIRD, of
the Finance Committie. reported a resolution authorizing
the adrertisement an two daily papers; of the loan. for
State Defence. .ligreed to. '
The Highway*.
Mr. Quints, of the Committee on Highways reported a
resolution for the paring of Spring Garden and Jefferson
streets. Agreed to. -
Also, A bill in place, making an appropriation in the
highway appropriation, for the repairs of bridges, sewers,
and cleansing streets:
The introduction of this hill caused a irdritod debate,
in which the present street-cleaning contractor 1.749
severely handled. It 'nue staled that numerous streets
were in a Blihy , condition.
An amendment was adopted, making an appropriation
to pay the contractor f• rnleinsins the streets.
The bill was tl , ally adopted, the total amount of ap
nroPrialion heing,o43 1)24 50.
Election:Postponed.
,
'
A resolution. to postimi for two weeki,.tho election of
a police magistrate for the Twenty-third ward was'
agreed to.
Pram Select Counall:
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Verb:hut resolutions from. delict'Cogitill were Obncarred
Win viz: To novo Fraukford eireq,betWeseusGreen and
orrell; to lay wetor•tdpo In other straotirs &O.
Mold)! appropriating five bandied dollamto meet is
cidentil expenems of coramhtese gave rise to a - discnseion s
Mr. Oanetvzta. contending that it - wao entirely !wrong
that Council, !Mould foot the hills of any oeminittbe,tbat
may think fit to visit other cities. In view of .the in
-crease of taxes, and other bordone, our citizens 'should
not be called cm to pay fur hotel Mils Incurred , by mein- .
tore of Commitroc. . _
Mr. totromma moved the postponement of mrsbill• for
a week.- Agriel to: ' • - .„
•
The ordioande in.reference to the arecitiiin of wheisgtal
at Chestnut Hill WAi lode linitety postponed. .•
Th e . seeeintion,: tonderlng the thanks of oounclle to
'General- ItlaCtellan,*far hie 'recent victories, 'wee con;
cturred in.
Also, the resolution of Ingttu Mon' to the Health Com
mittee to report whin for the ereotto A of suitable build
ings for infeollouidieeases. ,
Also, to pay tho Oeirclinoy to Meet the expenses of
the reception of Gen. anroorstr,
Council then adjourned.... : -
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SOLDIRRES 7 --
FAIR At a recent fair,
bold In the . 01oTta 'Del Church; In aid of the elok and
-wounded - stddiere„ 1130 wee realized, with which were
purchased for:; . and subsequently presented to, the 'laths.
rine•strjvilloseltel : 2 reeking chairs, IX dozen tOwelit,
1K dozen elipeers, 1g dozen. pocket handkerchl44,2
dozen pales wool, n socks, besides a quantity of •eiciag and
farina.- , The fair wee under the managetnent of the' fell ,
lowing young ledies : Mary Thorritty Thema &gaol
loch. HaryNidegarY, Ida Megary, Itebecoa Haines,
Malls &clanger. . . .
ARRIVAL or.MourSior AND WOUND
RR._
IF-LIST OF NAMES . —Yeaterday..tois - hiadred . and
fifty more sick and wounded frointthe,reoent ttttie•deld
were adinitted'intO the Obeeer Hoepital The folliiiing
are some additiot at Dames of those admitted Into tht
lion hats in thte,etty OnWedtioadity : ;
•
SUMMIT HMI HOSPITAL.
Pennsylvania Regim ent s,
•
(bed 0 Ackoy,.D, 3d Rea John Doris, E. 6th Res.
Peter Angel, F, 95th. Win Ebborte , F, 1.82 d.
0 L Belcher, K, oth Bee. John Grisly's, F, 05th:
BI V B Burdett, A, Bth Bee. Hendersess. 0, 98th.
Jos 13 •Rrowet, 8, - 49th. Lfe'Ressativ F, Doh
James Dlavßie, F. Bth Res. B B Beed, I, 50 1 n
Bat Fre McFall. E, 23th. Joe A Thomas, 1..12th
tilgt Wm Trainer, B, 48th. Henry %raising, B, thh• ; .
New Jersey Regiments.
Jacob Yostnott, /2, 2d. 10 Linn, 4th.
JohnAtorvixo, If, &I. I Peter., D, 4th
Henry Sturgis, IC, ad.
ORICMANTO
Nelson Gear, D, Ist Boa
Bawl Macbeth, 1, 7th Rea.
Win Starr, P. 90th.
J Conner. F, 81st.
Henr7 Alrogotaer, eist.
John Ferguson, D, 28th. I Oorp Jso W Holger, It2t.
Sst Thos Binsley, (1, 88th tat W H wsldron. D, 314
Q 111 Fat Ed Wallace, 107th!Carp at 11 Davis, 84th.
(harp Ed F Gentener, 90th. 'Richard Elm 1, E, Bth Osv
VOLUNTEER BOUNTY FIND —The
subscriptions to the Oittzons' Bounty Fund, for volun
teers, received on Tbnrrday were es follows:
Bbarp dcila.kitte 3260
ZIGLITII-IYARD CONIMITTZE
O. J. Stifle S 50 Cisorge Blapham S 10
10 John O. Pfohtn
Dr. Smith....
IMI Michael Meagher
Dr. Hayes
Mrs. Helen Patterson
NINTH WARD
Samuel Jarden 201
J. F. Bradfield 101
Received on Tlinreday,,
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1 111 COOPICR• SHOP REFREBIIgENT
SALOON.—We are requested by the committee to ae
knowledse the folioaing donations for the week ending
Wedneedav evening:
Dr. W. Uhler, sid ; S. W. Callen, $5 i F A. Wotbert,
$5 ; W. Baird, $10; Thos F. Adams, $o ; 1'! J. Barger,
$5; Joseph Megary, $5 ; Witan3 Kerr. 85 ; P.. A Bonder
& 043., $2O; John McAllister, $25; L A. Godey, $5;
J. Menre, $5; Mrs. George Francis Train, $5O; John
Rice, $25; Penne)lvanla Railroad 0,., $200; Directors
of Pennsylvania Railroad Go., 8:50; Dr. JarneW Bon,
860; Mrs. P. Homor. 85; William Harris, 82; John
Wegner, $10; Boyd & Stroud, 86 72 ; Cash, $1; Pro
ceeds of Fair, Twelfth and Oallowhtil, held by Massie
McGrath, Amtlia Bpillen. Mary McGrath, Charles Mc.
Grath, Fr3nk Bpillen, $l7 78; Mrs. Theresa P. Dorbiey,
one-half proceed• of Fair held at 439 Wlidey street,
Eighteenth ward, $9O; Children's Fair, by Mary Her
tine end Jars McPherson. $l2; L. DI . 85 ; Second and
Third-etreets Railroad 00., $5O ;
.oeptain Willoughby,
810'; B. Reeves & Bon, a lot' of crutches; °Wain Uhas.
Foster, $2.
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WATER STATISTICS.— Chief Engineer
Casein reports the following as the operatione of the
Philadelphia Water Works for September, 1852:
Galls. pumped A.Nerage num.
during the her of gallons
month. perd ay.
Fairmount. 421,821.881 14,054,081
Spring Garden 154,143.040 5,138,101
Kensington 105,237 360 3 607,912
West Philadelphia . 38,615,310 1,287,177
719,617,571 . 23,987,252
Total
MILITARY FUNERAL.— The funeral of
the late Lieutenant Colonel Thomas G. Riniln, who fell
at the second battle of Bull Ran, will take place froln
St. Matthias' Church, Nineteenth and Mount Vernon
streets, this afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Chase. of the Pro
teetant Raincoat Church, will officiate. The funeral
will be attended by the members oflndustry Lodge, No.
181, A. Y. M., of Excelsior Lodge, 'No. 216, the officers
and members of the Grand Lodge of Pensylvania, and
the active and honorary members of the Washington
Grays.
TARING CARE OE THEIR KINDRED.—
Tte Sangrrbtind Singing Society, a patriotic German
organization, haveresently held several public entertain
ments, the proceeds of which were appropriated for the
purpose of obtaining the names of all the German soldiers
who are at or near Washington, being either sick 'or
wounded in the hospitals. Tne lists are very largo, sod
are published In the German papers of the Union. A es•
cred concert, for the furtherance of this object, will be
held on Sunday, at Mechanics' Hall.
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.—Mary
nle Martha Fipple, and Sarah :Sans= hive been com
mitted to answer the charge of robbing a house, No 1306
Walnut street, on Saturday night last. The articles
stolen were valued at about $l.OOO, and comprised boxes
centalning jewelry and old reline, gold and silver coin,
paper money, end deeds, bonds. and mortgages. The er
red was made by Eel - gent , Britton, who succeeded in re
covering nearly e . O the property.
ACCEPTABLE TO FAMILIES or VOLUM
TEEES.—Four hundred dollars, in the charge of Police
fficer.McCullen, who returned on Wednesday night
from Col. fmall's regiment. were the same evening dia.
tribn'ed, in part, to Mrs. Hazel and Mrs. McQueeson,
widows of two of the soldiers recently killed. The mem,
hers of he company in which these men enlisted raised
the whole smonnt. 842 BO was immediately given to
f ech of the ladies mentioned._
ARRESTED 808 LARCENY.— John Rus
reit and Wm. Blye were arrested for drimkonness, in the
Second district, on Wednesday night Unseen. however,
was accused by Blye, at the bearing yesterday morning,
of having robbed the former of $B2, In Water skeet; be
low Spruce, while the two were baying a a jolly lark."
Buesell accordingly was committed to Lotman
DEATH OF ANOTHER BOLDIEIt OF THE
3187/1 —Stephen T. Anderson, a member of OOM MT D,
Corn Exchange Regiment, who was wounded at Black
ford's Ford, on the 20th nit., died at the hospital at
Sharpebnrg on Friday last. He wee one of the unlade-
Dale men upon whom amputations were performed at
that place.
AT A MEETING of the trustees of the
Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery, held October
let , Dr. Geo. T. Barker was unanimously elected to the
their, made vacant by the renignatton of Dr. J. L. Bees
eerott, viz: The principles of dental surgery and thera
peutics.
ARRIVAL OP A SLOOP OF-WAR.—The
United States sloop of•wan Dale. Meat. Commander
Clark R. Wells arrivtd at the navy yard 'yesterday
morning. She is Irma Port 110714 and named to this
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PERFONLL.-- n e nes a -
y Digut,—.
member of the Relect Oannoil, Joseph M-Rwry. Esq , was
elected a member of the Cooper-Shop Refreshment Oom
mittee.
DEATHS AT THE MILITARY 'HOSPITALS.
—The only death reported yesterday was that of Lewis
H. Banscomb. of °owl:any D United States Engineers
PHILADELVIIIA BOARD OF TRADE.
ALGERNON 8. ROBERTS,
CHAS. RICHARDSON, Confirms or TEN MONT IL
A. J. DERBYSHIRE,
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants' Exchange, Ph:.Wapitis.
Ship Northampton, Norse Liverpool, BDOTI
Ship Domesday, Decan Liverpool, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA“ Oct: •3, lei%
RTSEB 6 59--BUN BETS ...... -.5 89
RIGEL WATER 10 38
ARRIVED
Balk Lamplighter ' Morris, 7 days from Washington,
DC, in ballast to D SEltatson & Co.
• Bay k Union, Heard, 12 days from Grand Turk, TI,
with 7320 bushels salt 10 Lewis & Damon.
Brig Amazon, (Brem) Hogeman, 60days from Bremen,
with Eden to J T Plate a &bottler.
dchr Hope, Words, 3 days from Indian River, with
corn to J W Bacon.
Sicisr. Jas Satterthwaite Maloy, 4 days from Boston,
in ballast to captain.
Schr Paran, Clarg,lo days from St John, NB, with
laths to W 43 Lid> d.
Schr Billies, Cove, 8 days from Eastport, with piaster
to E A Bonder 44 00.
itchy Citizen, Dritirwater, 12 days from Tinalhaven,
with atone to B A Bonder do Co.
Bar Mary Standish, Atwood, from Fortress Monroe, ,
in ballast to captain.
Ecbr John Faronm, Ralf, b days from Baltimora,in
ballast to captain.
Ecbr Little Beck, Bowen, 5 days from Washington, in
ballast to captain. •
Behr Pangasset, Waplee, from Fortress Monroe, in
ballast to captain.
Bcbr Cornelia, Starr, from Washington, In ballast to
captain.
Behr Christine, Knight, from Fortress 'Monroe, In bal
last to Navy agent.
Echr X Wheatley, Avery. 4 days from Provincetown,
with mdse to Geo B Kerfoot.
Behr Obanticleer, Atkinson, 4 days from Province.
town, With mdse to Geo B Kerfoot.
Scbr L W Dser, McDnBle, 8 days from New York,
in Llanelli to Clastner i llitiokney Pa Wellington.
Behr Julia Maria, Smith. 5 days from Washington, D
0, in ballast to Noble, Caldwell dr Co.
Behr Damon, Pitcher, from Boston.
Behr Al lel& Phillips, from Taunton.
Behr CI S Watson, Bayles, from Alexandria. .
Behr Jacob Birdeudi, Hazleton, from Alexandria.
Behr Heroine, Champion, from Fortress Monroe.
Steaming Pinwhee l Virden. 6 hours tram the Middle,
having towed thereto ship Tonawanda, for Liverpool,
where elle anchored M 1 PDI on Wernesdey, and re
mained at 2 yesterday morning. Also remts the shin
(trey Eagle, hence for Rio, and bark Neva, for Liver•
pool, at anchor early yesterday morning off Bombay
Book.
CLEARED.
Brig J W Woodruff, Sprague, Matanzas, J Mason & go.
Brig W Barter, Gilchrist, Boston, Wannerneober &
Maxfield.
Bar Damon, Pitcher, Boston Noble, Caldwell & Co.
Behr Julia Marla, Smith, &Atop, do •
Behr N Stovene, Haskell, Boston, J B Barley & Co.
Bohr Oattbagena, Kelly, New Bedford, J B Blskiston.
Behr Jae Corealon, Anderson ' 'Haverhill, do
Behr J D Bnokaloo, Bennett., New haven, Tyler, Stono
Bcbr OEI Watson, Bayles, New Haven, • do
Schr :Lizzie W Dyer, NoDale, Portland, Oashur,
'.Edickney St Wellington.
Behr A Wieldy, Phillip, ' Norwich, Blnukkeon & Glover.
Pcbr D G7loyd, Hackett; Norwich, L Andenried & 00.
Behr Heroine, Champion, Norwich, ` do
fichr J'Birdeall, Hazleton, Alexandria, B H Powell.
(Correspondence of the Philadelpbia-Excnange.)
LEWES. DeL'Oot 1.
The fleet before reported remains at the Breakwater,
with the addition of the bark Old tfickory, treat' Bflfast.
The wind continues E anti 'Bllrpreventing any of- the
vessels going to aea. ' • •
joure, &e.
(Correspondence of the Press.) •
READING, Beat 30.
The following boats from-the-Union Canal passed' into
the. Schu)lklll Canal to-day,
t bound %to Philadelphia,
laden and consignod as follows: ' • '
L biehsffer, lumber to Abel Thomas; It Il..lsLmilgome•
ry, do, to. Patterson & Lippincott; Young Henry; do lo
Jas Haley; Elias Et ber, lime to Elias Heber; Stuin t grain
to Humphreys, Hoffman & Wright. . ,
MIIIIOBANDA.
Bark. fdcaco, Clark, for Philadelphia, was' waiting at
,Pernanubnco 22d Aug. ' •
Bark least It Davie, ilohnee, hence, arrived at New
-,Orleans 20th nit. '
'• Brig J P Wetherill, Btrobridge, hence, arriva4MNew .
Orle,atta22.l alt •
Brij Lange, Nvani, cleared at 'Havana 26th tilt. fee
Philidelpyla: • . • • 44 :
Biig John, Chrystal,,Yeacook t palled -fromAdatausita
tht tat for Philadelphia„ • ".•
••• -•
Ntdig Ella Reed, Jarman, feit F lihidelftba t itinitined at
\Havana 27th PA- • , • •• • •.•• ••-• • ',••••••••• •• •0-
kohr Knight, Kane, hemp tarc.poatantrat Afeve9fdrie
ltd inel.
Ecbr Cattle Haas, Vliwn, for rbitadglatila, was waning
fitDik UCO
Per inb '241 Aug: ••• .4 1 a
IdABINZ-DISABTEIIBIr9II - EMPTIEBIBER,. -
The numbim or- Moe eea-golna craft teriorted last
month el totally lost or mle)ips,emonnted to 29, viz: 2
140.mcrti. T shire, 1 bark,sll bidge, - 12 - iolionhers, and 1
sloop Or the number IT were wrecked, 5 abandoned, 3
run town,-2 burnt:lfoundetedrand
value, **cloaks° of oargot:e, le eetkatated at 6115;003.
EiliGkriAo 'ctiggst.*-7-350
Boise Choke; English. Dairy WIE CBE, joist re
.cs,lvoid lotiale " 11 , 140DXS & w LLIa Pak"-
"014. if No. IG7 Rout& WSC6ts w e d. _
x.A.V.PIE SAP SAGO.:O REESE --
. .
osisigebyrr ;1130011-1 & wiLtaeals, ,
Of it .1.07 South WATER street.
N 110 E CIT AL. • •,,C,
J tm b & Latuasare, Hi If
J W Hendersoti, H. Bth.
W H llornell. D, 129th.,'
Jorp J D Thompson, 721.
DT nosrITAL.
25 Andrew Bonner 10
COMMITTEE.
Dr. Beaumont. 5
1
126. Total $484,666.
AABON iRSITALL.
*-EDUC4. . AL.. „
• • TtOtt"
--•
TUttION-4VIVIN'
P'•
LATIN. GIVIZIE II AND INATEISMATIOB,
STUDENTd IN THE 13Ii r ltBSITY.i:.who; on,socount
of insufficient previous Priiiiiration, need' such aid for
the ,ockeeefol pursuit of their present studios. also in
•yr, l 4llBll.eLiterature, Literary Analyits,* and the hichkor
branches of a liberal culture to Ladies who have finish
ed their course of school education, but• are deedrous of
continuing their study in other than the ordinary echo.
:antic directions; • • . 7 ., •` '
AdArres strhhi ignite,"
TIN GLI If‘ AiN -OVAABIOAL
801100L,The Bohoolof the, subscriber,. In Wines'
Building, TWELFTH arid:'OHOISTNET Streets; will
to-open on biONDAy, tho Bth or Sentoßlber.. .
so2l-tf 01thiLE13:SHORT;: Al M.
OXFORD . ; FEMALE ..SEfiIINARY,
OXTV111); ()NESTER COUNTY. PA. -:rlionext
eesedon of this Institution will open on
.WE.DaIISDAY,
November 5.
For I:Arm:liars, address
ocl.lm MISS BAKER, Principal..
IS& BROOKS -A ND.. MRS.. J . : R.
M•..
HALL will reopen their Boarding and Day
&boo! for Young:Ladies, at 1218::WALNDT Street, on
MONDAY, &Walther 8. se2.Bla
CitASSIOAL UTE.-DEiiN
3treet,- above 81 , 1117010. -The" Oleesiosl Inelitute
will DZ-OPIIN lilitPT it MEE let.'"
aum.stage : . 7. W. FAIRII43 t D. D.; PriniAled.-
QELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1030
U SPRING GARDEN street. For circulars, apolv•to
B. T. BOWMAN, Principal. se.3o-12t*,
QT. :111Ag1143 - EPII3O.O.PAL
DEAY, LOOI7BT Street, weet of Sixteenth, bee
reopened for... the Eleventh Session.` 3. ,ANDBE WS
HAMM AL:M.; Principal. 80641
WINTHROP TAPPAN'S
.11J-11... 'Building and Day School for. Young Ladies, No.
14111111PRIIMA8troati will reopen on W!IDNIEBpaIr,
September 171 b.
VNGLIBH, FRENOH,AND
s 1 SCHOOL —Mee BURGIN'S School for Yonng
Eadies will reopen NEPTENU3EIt 16th, at 1037 WAL
NUT Street. eel2.lro*
IrIIROY BEM ALR
This Institution offers the accumulated advantages
of nearly fifty years of snocessfni operation.
Every facility ie provided for a thorough course of use.
fel and ornamental education, tinder the direction of a
corps of more than twenty professors and teachers.
For Oiroulars, apt:47 to c • -
au92-2m JOIIN E. WILLMU), Troy, N. Y.
QUBOOL OP DE SIGN AND DRAW-
L) ING SCHOOL —get of fine German Silva Instru
ments—price 86. The instruments of these seta are spe
cially adapted for architectural and mechanical drawing,
or fancy designing Prepared and Tor sale by
JAMES W. QUEEN & 00 ,
ItlathemaJoal loatrument Maker,
924 0 EIIISTNTTT Street
5e26.12t
A ITENTION, INDEPENDENCE
Cl CITY CADETS —The subscriber having opened
ble Academy for the Military Instruction of Youth, at
the Armory, northeast corner .RIGHTRENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets, will have regular drilla on 11.0:41-
DAYS and THURSDAYS of each week at 4 o'clock
P. M , at which times and place he will be glad to see
his friends.
For terme, &c., apply at the Armory on the dare of
drill, or at the residence of G. NOSSNDORFF,
*WM-4i* No. 1912 COATES Street.
rpHE MISSES' CASEY AND MRS.
A- BEEBE'S French and English Boarding and Day
School-for Yonng Ladies, No. 1708 WALNUT Street,
will reopen on WEDNESDAY, September 10th.
still 2in ' •
SCHOOL FOR YOKING LAVIES.
lIIBt3 L. B. MAYER ieNrepared to receive one cc
two classes . of Young Lad lee, at 1037 WALNUT atreot,
commencing September 15th. Circulars may be ob
tained, previous to the 15th, et 1020 RAMS etreaL
sea lm* . . .
MME. MASSE AND. MLLE. MO
RIN'S 'minion AND ENGLISICDOABDING
AND DAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, No. 111
South THIRTEENTH Street, will re-open on WED
NESDAY, September 10th, Philadelphia: For Circu
lars, apply at the above number. an.21,2m
'LINDEN BALL MORAVIAN FE
MALE SEM7II,IIIIY, at LITIZ, Lancaster county,
Penna., founded 179‘, affords superior advantages for
thorough and accomplished Female education. For circu
lars and information, apply to Messrs. JORDAN &
BROTHERS, 209 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia, cr
to Rev. W. 0. BE (OREL, Principal. au29-3m
'ROME STUDY FOR LADIES.-
The subscriber proposes to form an advanced
clam in Philology, History, Mental Philosophy, and
"English literature, to, meet twice a week, commencing
October oth. Circulars at 903 CLINTON Street.
eeB-1m PELT HELIUM CHAIM.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. 0.,
The exercises of this College will be resumed 'on the
Ist of B&PTFAIBES. Terms - for Board and Tuition,
*2OO, payable half. yearly in advance.
For further information apply to the President of the
College. _ [ene-ftrah2m] JOHN EMMY, B. 1: •
HOLMESBURG SEMINARY FOB
LA. YOUNG "LADIES, located on the Bristol Tnrn;.
plke; 8 miles from Philadelphia and 2 from Tawny. The
Bret term of the scholastic year begins the first MON
DAY in Beptember second term the let day of Nei.
ram.
A circular, containing terms, references, &0., can b.
obtained by appkcation to the
JY/4-limw •is Misses ORAPM&N, PriniAltai&
TTIBE BEST PROVIDED SCHOOL
..L. IN THE UNITED STATES.—The Scientific and
Classical Institute, CHESTNUT Street, N. W. coe. of
Twelfth it., re-opens on MONDAY, Sept. Bth. In no
other achool of our country have so great pains beau
taken to provide everything requisite - for 'the - complus.
and thorough education of boys and young men in ail de
partments of learning. Entrance on Twelfth st.
au2B-tf I. ENNIS, Principal.
F"' LE COLLEGE,
BORDENTOWN, N. J.
This welLestabLished and flourishing Institution 10
pleasantly located on the Camden and Amboy Railroad,
13( hours' ride from Philadelphia. Special attention is
paid to the common and higher branches of English, and
impeder advantages furnished in Vocal and Instrumental
Music. French is taught by a native and spoken In the
Daily. for catalogues, address
Bev. JOHN H. BBABBLEY, A. M.,
President*. •
VILLAGE- GREEN SEMINARY.--
OARDING 80110,011, near MEDIA,
renneytvani H
a.
BIC'S, English Studies, &a. EMT' •---,,-.7:z d ri V : ii thomti •-",7";
gineering taught. Exercises in Militair
T.3tiCe.
t3erenth year begins September Ist.
Boarding, per week S2.zs
Tuition, per quarter 6.00
For information, address
Be,. J. BERYBY BARTOW, A. Et.)
iT 28-9 in VILLAGZ (IRBIL% Penn's.
VIIEGARAY INSTITUTE, .`
BOAII.DING AND DAY SCHOOL PO/1 YOUNG
LADIES, No. 1627 and 1629 SPAWN Street, Philadel
phia.
The regular couree'of instruction embraces the Keeled:
and French Languages and Literatnrea—Latin if re..
anfred—and all the branches which constitute a thorough
English Education; especial attention being paid to the
latter by the Principal, assisted by the beet Professors.
French is the language of the family, and le constantly
spoken in the Institute. - •
The Scholastic year commences September 16th, and
closes July let.
For circulars and particular% apply to
sta6.2aoSl , MADAME D'HERTILLY,
'AVENGE LANGUAGE.- PROF:
.11.? •
MASSE is now forming a class, of between, twelve
and twenty bowl, to receive instruction in FRENCH, by
the oral method. The course will consist of sixteen lee•
sons; of an hour and a half each, four lessons a week,
and in the afternoon. Terms, 84.00 for the course. He
wlll constandy converse with his classes, and afford every
facility for attaining a thorough colloquial knowledge of
the language. Prof. M. has matured his new system . by
which those having a alight knowledge of the French
language may make rapid improvement, without devo
ting to the study any other time than the hour passed
with the teacher. References: Bev. Bishop W. B.
Stevens, D. D., Prof. H. Copp6e, of Penna. University,'
Charles Short, Esq. Apply at his residence, 111 South
THIRTEENTH street. set-tin
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DAY
BOROOL FOB BOYS, Prof. E. MASSE, A. 11.,
Princlpal.—Thia new Institute receives Boys between
eight and - lonrtein'yearis of age. While french is the
language of the Institute, the greatest attention will
be paid to the English studies. Competent 'teachers aro
engaged for all the ordinary branches of a good English
education. 'Latin taught without extra 'charges: The
academical year begins on the 17th of September, and
ends on the 28th of June, - •
Further Information can be obtained at the reaidence
of the PA:ideal, No. 111 South THIRTEENTH Street.
BEIFIIIISNOBEL—BIebop W. B. Stevens. Prof. R; Cop - Dee
of Penn's University, Prof. 0. D. Oleveland, on WH.
Seward. entl7-1m
LIN WOOD, HALL, ON OHELTON
.A.A Avenue, York Boa& Station, N. P. EL 8., 3431141
adios from riAlladeiphia.
The Third Term of Min DARR'S Boarding and Day
Sebool for Young Ladiea, _at 'the above beautiful and
healthy location, will commence on the aeoond MONDAY
of September. •
The number of pupils being limited to fifteen, the es
tablishment has as much of • the freedom of a home an
consistent with mental improvement. EXtroisee in the
Gymnasium and open air are promoted, for Which the
extensive grounds afford full opportunity.
Circulars cin be obtained at the office of Jay Cooke a
Co., bankers, 114 South Third street, or by addreasina
the Principal, Bbeemakertown post office, Montgomery
County, Pa..
,au2,5-2m
. ,
THE WEST CHESTER 40A.DEMY
_a.. AND MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT WEST
ORESTES, , PENNSYLVANIA, -will commence the
winter ternrof five calendar months °tithe let'of Noveni
ber next.' The course of Instirictioii is :tUrougtt and
extensive:designed and larranged.to prepare boys and
young men for business or college. The Principal, who
devotes all his time to the interests of his school and its pu
pils, Is assisted by eight gentlemen of - abilitfand experi
ence. The German, French; and .Spanish languages are
taught by native resident teachers, an advantage which
will be readily appreciated by the patroriiiof ) the Institu
tion.
The Military Departmeizt la iiiidorthe charge of Major
G. Ecliendorff, of Philadelphia, whose qualifications for
the position. are extensively known. Its datiearand re
quirement! do not, in any way; interfere with
rarY.dopartments, while enrollafent among;the . oadorcorpe
le ltdt optional.
For . catalogue, /to.; apply to • -
5e61.8*4112m
WM. F. WYERP. A. M.,
• Principal.
WEST CHESTER
RAILROAD TRAINS, via the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ; •
LIATII TON DAPOT, • :
Corner BLEVENTH and MARKETStreets,
First Train at 7 16 A. M.
Seoond Train at ' 846 A. M.
Third Train at ' ' 12.00 Nocin.
Fourth ,Train at 400 P. M.
Fifth Train at ' 6 45 P. IL
LEAVE. WEST ORESTRR,
-.1 At 6.26, 7.45, and 10.56 A. 21., 3.10 and 4.15 P. N.
- ON SUNDAY. '
Leave Philadelphia at 7.30 A. M., and West . Chester
• Freight delivered at the Freight Station, corner MAR
KET- and JUNIPER, before 11.30 'A. kf., will be de
livered etWest Chester .12 P. - M. • ,
pENNBILVANIA MILITAWLY4 4"a !or tickets and farttitr information, apply to . .
JAMES- COWDEN, Passenger Agent.
J., ! ACADEMY, at West ChistOr; (bir - basideiiiiili.) . " /1 4 ., inwid 1. ! : HOUPT,Heneral Freight Agent. iy2l-tf
the Legislature, at. Its ; llitimpra
This Academy will be opened on ThnrsdindlepteMber 3 r* '
4tb; 1862. ,It was, chartered by PHILADELPHIA
Lest seisiori, - iiithfill 'collegiate powers,
AND ELMIRA H. B. LINE.
In Ite capacious buildings, which were erected and far. 1562 BUMMER ARR A NGEMENT.
ribbed ata cost, of over sixty thousand dollars, are - ai..:zo ARR 18E52
For WILLIAMSPOBT, 'SCRANTON, ELMIRA, - and.
rangementa, t of the highest order for the comfortable • For
polite in the W. and N. W. Passenger Trains leave
onarteririkand subsisting of one hundred and fifty cadets. -
;Depot of Addle: and Beading B. 8., Cor. Broad and Cat.
~,A con* Of "competent " d -"Perienced teachers F M ' islowhat to, at BA.At , and 8. 1 6 P. ai. dallI; suelitt
five thbir undivided littentibli to the elineational debart- (~gi utdami . _
.-...._
..._:_.
merit, and aim to make their inotroctions thorough and QUICHIST,IOIII/11 from Philadelphia to points in..
practical. Th e'.deparfinent of "slndieil etitbrabei the fol. Ilff ._Al_
I..ern ' atiC . Welitern Pennsylvania Western New .
lowing courses :--,Primary, Commercial, , and Scientific,
York, &a., &a. Baggage 'checked threitgli to Bu ff alo,
Collegiate and Military. 4. - graduiste cif the-Halted States .
.
Military Academy, of high. standing in- his- Niagara Falls, or intermediate points.olass, and of Through-kxpreas Freight Train for all points above,experience in the field; devitee ideeiolasiveatterition to leaves daily at IS P: N.
the Mathematics and )engineering. .The moral training
~3 , ii . fur th er information ova" to
of cadets will' be cirefrdly 'attended to. For circulars, ' -'.' ';1011N S. HILLIS, general Amt.
apply to JAMES .H4ORNE,-, EISQ., No. 626 Chestnut THFIRTBENTII lad OALLOWHILL, and N. W. coy,
street, or at the'BoOk-Stiind of Continentalllotel, Nitta- SIXTH and CHESTIII3T Street.. laBl-N ,
delphia, or to ; OoIoneI,THEORORH lITATT, President .
Pennsylvania MiliteryAniidersy:
BOARDING SCHOOL Ifpft:GIRI;S.
- 'Tbe Sixth Benton of the BOMIDIEG1131)1100L FOR
GIRLS, heretofore conducted by sb e• Subscribers, neat
Darby,.Pa ;under the name of • •
-is BBA.RoN PEUALE sEmnr
Will open' 10th mo , Id, 1862, at - Attleboro , , Bnoki
.county, Pa., alder - Abe - name of • - ( ,
•• ' BELLZVIIR FERALID INSTITUTE, -
Every facility wiltzbe afforded *hereby A, •
and fniehed bourse' of instruction' in all the - el= l e l f
and higher branches of an' ENGLISH, OLASSIOSL •
and 2dA.THEMATIGIL ,Eduoation may be obtained;
.. ()Ironton, embracing details of 'tho Inetitntion,
maybe had on application to the Prinoipale; Attleboro,
!Ricks county, Fa, or to Edward Famish, Philadelphia,
The charge for tuition in English branches, with
board, washing, fuel, and lights, including pone and ink, -
and thejute,,,49;w_library, at.the.rato.of.Bl6o for stba..
"'•Latin ilaskilPrem% and orDiawitig,!each;
extra ,I2ReLEL,J. GRA.IIAM.2I,
'' " '• - catAutatiz •
Principal,
E pitggg.Litt .4,W " 4
• riatia wA.T. UUTOBER 3 1862.
- , . e.
ARRANGEMEN rs OF.I.NE W YORK a / 5 154.
THE OAIIIDIN .AND. AMBOY A. 111) PRIG" D EL.
PKIA.AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY'S
LINES 'Rom PHILADELPHIA TO NE W
• - • -YORK AND WArPLAORS.
PROP WALNUT-STREET wrlaaf AND EESSiNOTort Darer.
WILL LEAVE AS .F,OLLOWS—VLZ :
•
EARN.
At 8 A. N., via Oateden end Amboy, 0. and A. Att..
commodation 151
At aA. M., via Camden and Jersey Oity, J.)
Accommodation.
•At A. M, via Kensington- and - Jersey cu b . 26
Morning Mall 8 00
At 11 A. M., via Kensington and Jersey City,
Western Express 8 00
At 12)i P. M., via Oemden and Amboy, Acconuno
' datiori " -
1 26
At 2 P. IL, via thunder. and Amboy ' 0. and A. Ex- '
• preas • 808
At 4 P..M., via Camden and Jersey Oily, Evening •
Express 8 00
At 4 P. IL, via
,Camden and ,Jereer Oity, 28 ow
Ticket. 121
At 0% P. EL, via Kensington awl Jersey Olty,
Evening Mall 8 00
Al 11% via;Oamden and Jersey Ray. South.
ern Mail . ' . _ . _
800
At 6P. NI., via Camden and Amboy, Accommola- -
tion, (Freight and Passenger)-IstOlaea Ticket.. 1 111
Do. do. • Yol Claes d 0.... ISO
The 11% P. M. Southern Mall runs daily; all others
Sumdays excepted. • ' •
For Water Gap; Strondsktire Scranton, Wilkeebarroo
Montrose, Groat Bend, Binginuaston, Syracuse, &0.,
ate A. - M. from • Wainufstreet Wharf, via Delaware,
Lackawanna, and Western Railroad
For Alauch Chunk, Allentown, , Bethlehem, Belvidere,
Easton, Lambertville. Flemington, at BA. Id and
4 P. K., from Walnut-streot Wharf; (the 8 A. td.'Line
connects with train leaving Easton for IdatertrOtrunk
at 9.20 P. 111.)
For Mount Holly, at 0 A. M., 2 and 4 P. K.
For Freehold, at 8 A. M.. and 2 P. M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, circ. at 8 and 11 A. M., f. and 8.80
P. IL from Kensington, a nd EX P. K. from Walnut-
Street wharf. _ .
For Palmyra, Rlierton, Delano*, Beverly, Burlington,
Florence, liordentownoSas., at -12 X, I, 4,6, 0% gad' 6
P
Steamboat TRENTON for Bordontown and interims.-
dist° stations at 2)( P. M. froth Walnut-street wharf,
leer For New York, and Way Lines leaving Kensing
ton Depot, take the cars on Fifth street, above Walnut,
half an hour before departure. The cern run into the
Depot, and on the arrival of each train run from the
Depot. .
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only allowed each Passenger.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as , bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
ix:rural to be paid for extra. The Company limit their
responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per • pound, and
will not be liable for any amount beyond $lOO, except by
special contract.
• WM. K. GATZMEB, Agent.
LIMES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
MULL LEAVE, FROM POOP OP OORTLAND STRRRT,
At 10 A. M., 12 M., and 8 P. M. via Jersey City and
Oamden. At 7 A. M., and 4 and n. P. M. via Jersey
City and Kensington.
From foot of Barclay street at 6 A. M. and 2 I'. 51 1
via Amboy and Camden.
From Pier No. 1 North river, at 1 and 5 P. M. (freight
Ind passenger) Amboy and Camden. sels-tf •
aim ILLD LPHIA,
OBBICAN2OWN, AND NOR
RISTOWN RAILROAD: . .
On and after Monday, May 28th, 1882, until further
notico.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,7, 8,9, 19, 1.1, 12, A. M.,1,2,
8.10, 4,8, SX, 6, 7;8; 9jf, 10X,
Leave Germantown, 6,7, 7:85, 8, BX, 9X, 10g, 11%,
A. 51., 1,2, 8,4, 6,8, 7,8, 8,.10.10, 11, P. H.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.10 A. M., 2,8, 8, T%, 10),
P. IL
Leave Gerrae.otown, 8.10 A. M.; 9X, P. Al.
Leave Philadelphia, 8,8, 10, 18, A. Rl,l, 4,6, 8,8,
10M, I'. M.
rOSTO Obefttrat Rill, 7.10, 7.85, 9.10, 11.10, A. N.,
1.40, 8.40, 6.40, 6.0, 7.40,8.60, P. H.
017 (SUNDAYS.
Leave Mils&leible, 9.10 A. M., 2,5, 7M, P. K.
Leave Chestnut 1101 7.50 A. Di., 12.40, 6.10, eao
P. M.
FOR VONSROHOORRN AND NORRISTOWN
Leave Philadelphia, 0; 9.06, 11.06, A. Y., I 3(, 3,4%,
6.10, 8.06, 11%, P. K.
Leave Nerrixtown, 6,7, 7.50, 9, xi, A. )t.,1%,
9%, P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave rhtladelphis, 9 A.' M , 2X, 43(, F. N.
Leave Norristown, 7 A. M., 1,6, P. IL
'OR MANATUNK. .
Leave /Idled°lpMe, 6, 9,11.05,'A. M., IX, 8,4 X, 8.10,
8.05. 11%,'P. 11.
Leave Manaynnk - , BX, 7%, 8.20, 9X, 11X, A. M., 2,
5,7, P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philsidelphia 0 A: M., 2%, 4X, 8, P. M. •
Leave Manayunk, 73, A. M., 1%,'11X, 9, P. M.
H. IL. 511flTIL General Superintendent.
tay2ol4l • Depot NINTH an& GIRTH Street!. .
91 HE PENNSYLVANIA OENTRAL
RAILROAD.
1862.
TEN CAPACITY Of THE ROAD IS NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
'BHA OBNAT SHORT Lnir TO TEN WEST.
/sonnies for,thoirane7oortatinu of Paesehgerg to and
from Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago, Bt. Longs, BS, Paul )
: Nashville, Memphis, Now Orleans, and all other tem
An the West, Northwest, and Berthwest, are nompagged
for speed and oesafert by any other route. Bleeping and
'smoking oars on ail the }Maw).
TEE EXPRESS REMO DADA i Mall and Fell
Mine Sundays excepted. -
Mall Train leaves Philadelphia at............. 7.16 A. M.
last. Line ‘‘ 44. 11.88 A. EL
Through Express 14 .. —.10.80 P. K.
Harrieburg Accommodation leaves Phila. at.. In P. EL
Lancaster " 4.4 44 .. 4.00 P. M.
West Chester Accommo'n No. 1 " " .. 8.44 A. id :
(4 " No. 2 " " ..11.00 noon.
*arkeebtarg 61 el . 44 .. 5.41 P. M.
i l'est Cl i r2r2treuerszill an ta i r at tlle an tr c tl i ns leavingi N. at
pgaget,gors for Banbury, Williamsport, Elmics, Raf..
tato, Niagara Fails, ko., leaving Philadelphia at 7.14
A. N. and 10.20 P. N., go dirootir throtegla.
For farther information apply at the Passenger Sta.
lion, b. E. corner of .81LEVENTH and MARKET
Etteets.
By thle route freigbte of all descriptions oar be for
warded to and from any point on the Railroad. of Ohio,
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Whieonete, lowa, or Mis
oduri, by rat/rood direct, or to any port or the naviga
ble riven of the West, by stammers from Pftbiburs.
• The ratev of freight to and from any point is the wed
by the peungylvaria Unfold, are, at ail times, as fa.
Torah!. as are charged by other Banned U•raiparies.
Merehants and shippers entrusting the transportation of
otoir tralibt to tbi4 OwnPolaY, can rely with oorildane•
en its speedy trsusit•
Per freight ontracts or abipplag directions apply to or
addrees tte Agents of the Company.
B. B. KINGSTON, Ja., Philadelphia.
STZWAET. Pittabturg. •
6LIRK7 a Co., Chicago.
LIMON k Co., No.l Astor House, or No. 1 South
William street, New York.
MULCH £ 00., No. TT Washington stillet, Boston.
KAMM & ROOFS, Ho. 80 North street, Baltintarg.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
l k L. HOUPT, Cionl Ticket Agent, Phila.
70100 H WIWI& Gael Ono% Altoona.
NORTH PENN.
SYLVANIA. RAILRO A.D.-
7OR MITHLR SRN. DOYIISTOWN, 6IAUOII
011UNH, HAMILTON. BARTON, WILKES
-BARIUM, ka.
PALL ARRANGZIIHNT.
THEIR THROUGH TRAINS.
' On and after MONDAY, September Ist, 1862, Pas_
singer Trains will leave the new Depot, THIRD Street,
above Thompson street, Philadelphia, daily, (S1:111daY0
excepted,) as follows :
: At 7 A. #. (Ix - press) for Bethlehem, Allentown, blanch
°hunk, Hagelton, V7ilkeebarre, Ao.
The 7 A. M. Train makes does connection with the
Lehigh Talley Railroad at Bethlehem being the shortest
and molt desirable route to Wilkesbarre, and to all potato
In the Lehigh Coal regiol•
• At 3 P. M. (Snores') for Bethlehem, Roston, &e.,
Thin train reaelteg 'Luton at P. /it, and makeeolose
OOnnection•with New Jerley Oentral for New York.
•At 5.11. P. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Maack
Chunk. -
At 9.15 A. IL, and 4.15 P. It, for Doylestown.
• •At 6.15 P. M. for Tort Washington.
'White can of the Second and Third-streets line Olt/
Passenger Cars run directly to the new Depot.
TRAINS FOR PHIL ADBILPHIA ' •
Desire Bethlehem at 5 40 A. IL, lI.IS A. lit, and 626
P. M. •
Leave Doylestown at 7 30A: M., Aug g 40 2. m.
Leave Tort Washington at 6.40;A. M. •
ON SUND AYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. M.
t ‘!' Doylostown'at'S P. H.
Doylestown fdr Philadelphia' at 6.30 A. If.
Bethlehem for tc 5 P. M.
rare to Bethlehem
Fare to Boston 1.50
• rime to Manch Munk
rare to Wilkesberre
Through tickets must be procured atthe Ticket Offices,
tat THIRD Street or MIRKS Street, in order to 'secure
: the above rats, of fate.
All Passenger Trains (except StindaY.Tralne) connect
at Berke street with filth and Sixth streets and Second
and Third streets Passenger Railroads, Ave minutes after
keying Third Street.
eel RILL'S CLARK, Agent.
WEST CHESTER
AND PEEILADDLPHLt RAIL.
ROAD. '
VIA MEDIA.
PALL AREANGEMENT.
On: and after MONDAY, Sept. 16th, 1882, the trains
will leave PIIILADELPHIA from the depot, N. E. con.
nor of EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets, at 8
and 10.30 A. rd., and 2, 4.15, and 8.30 P. hl. and will
leave the; corner of THIRTY - FIRST aad AIARIENT
Streets, 17 minutes after the starting time from Eight
eenth and Uarket streets. '
ON SUNDAYS.
LIM'S PHILADELPHIA at 8 A. ' 111., and 2 P. M.
Leave WEST CHICBTKR at 8 A. M., and 4.45 P. M.
The trains leaving, Philadelphia at 8 A. M., ane 4.16
P. M. : connect at Peanelton with trains on the Philadel
phia and Baltimore ()naval Railroad for Concord, Ken
nett. Oxford, &a BERRY WOOD,
.• ' • • • •;.-
.Bnperintendent.
RNMS
THWBAL.....OBB!em vOlllO
RAILROAD.—ThIa road, being fay IMAM= awl
effectually GUARDIID, le nowr open for .the tram. ,
portatloa of passengers and freight - to points in tits
,
GREAT WIWI'. /Tor through tickets sad sU ether la
tomatioa apply. at the - Coalivany'a, 061.0, *sat MAD,
Street sad WAHEMENITOM Aiextue.
imamTHE ADAMS EX..
PRIM COMPANY. Office 1111"
OURSTNUT'Btroet,i forwards Parcells, Packages; Herr
chsindfia,. Sank Notes ; and !be r ate, . either by its own,
lines or'in'connection with other lirpress On:manias, to
all the principal Towns,and Oities of the United Stated.'
' • ' SANDFORD,
•-••fele . Superintendent
.
F t Chap,',
Street, below
BIOWNI3, 111 0. F 013177
..utips
TIME TABLE
FOB .GEBIELANTOWN
ON 13triIlliall
CHESTNUT. HILL RAILECA.b.
THZ GIZAT HOMO! =ACE. BOUM
1862.
8. M. MILTON,
fti'li" ddat ant E. X. R. 00.
*XPRIPEO COXPArrag.
1862,
K.- T.- 1860 - X.
LET our poSeeeforui be what tkey may—marble pa•
laces, bread !arida, inagiaidioentplate, or caskets pre
chine stories"—tbey,ait alnk to the balanee 'As against
'BP6VPIV7I great ltkkin, REteLTH, And they cannot be
enjoyed without it. The language of nature atteete !het
whoever would enjoy the/pleasures of food, the beauties
of dosiemsrand landeCaoes; the . jOye of ciompanlonehlo,
the riehness of literature, or the honors 'of station and
renown, must preserve their health. And yet, how little
is it valued, and him aerology "received! The stomach
is the receptacle' of all nourishment, and the
.from which ail parts of the body derive their stratenatme.
Whet, foul, Injurious food enters the stomach, aunts
sympathy disorganizes all other organs, and disease, •
more or less painful, must follow. The laws of nature
cannot be notated with impunity. lfigh t revelry, beau
rious irregularity of Meals, and a disordered
appetite, will grtidually des troy the power and activity
of the stomach. /foto many ladies and gentlemen eat
and drink disease at late suppers, and arise in the
morning with headache, loss of appetite, feeling /rem
ould, unrefreshed, feverish, low spirited, weak and
incapacitated to perfornt any mental or physical duty,
and dream not this is the beginning of that horrid
disease,
DYSPEPSIA,
which filename a thousand shams!, and points towards a
sniserabie life and premature dean ? There can be
no medical remedy that will turn load auto food, or poi
sonid drthks into nourishment, but medical sciatica can
assist nature, tinnily exhausted fluids, end, to a great
extent, correct the efftcts,of direase;when the habits are
abandoned.
The Medical Faculty' has exhausted its research for
generations in creating appetizers and °yore 'ming sto
machic derangemimte Certain ingredients were Wall
establiiked as possessing beneEMial qualities i among
there were . .
CALM/LTA BARK AND BT. CROIX Ent
But still components were wanting, and regularity Could
not be obtained. An invalid physician, sojourning in
the tropical island of Bt. °rola, observed the habits of
the natives, and gathered from them the receipt, for the
final accomplishment of this most Important end. Its
component parts, largely incorporated in the vegetable
diet of that island, produced the effect without a proper
knowledge of the cause. The article was first made and
ne ed as a private' medicine. Its effects were so salutary
that It is now being produced and consumed in Immense
quantities under the name of
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS,
OLD HOMESTEAD TONI).
They act with the power of a medicine, and aro taken
by old'or young with the pleasure of a beverage. The
sale of these bitters was at first confined to our extreme
Southern cities, but they are now becoming well known
throughout the world, and are recommended with the
most unbounded confidence, for all complaints origins-
Hog from a disorganized or diseased stonsach—euch as
Lyppepsia, Liver Complaints, Nervous Affections,
Loss of Appetite, intermittent Fevers, Diarriuna,
Sour Stomach, Headache, Fever and Ague, Weak
ness, oft. •
Es a morning Appetizer, and 'after.dinner tonic, they
ere held in high estimation, and should be found upon the
sideboard of every family.
'nay are also much relied upon in the Tropics for
Scrofula, Rheumatism, arid dropsy.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE
"Messrs. P. U. URILKS CO.—GENTLSMEN have
been a great Sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or four
years. I have tried many, if not all, the rernediei 're
con.mendcd for its cure. Instead of relief, I became
worse, bad to abandon my proftssion, and suffered
greatly from every thing I ate. My mind was much
affected, depreseed and gloomy. About throe months
ago I lited the Plantation Bitters. They almost imme
diately benefited me. I continued their use, and to my
great joy, lam nearly a well man. I have recommended
thtm to several cases, and as far as I know, always with
signal benefit. I am, very respectfully yours,
"Rev: J. B. OATHORS.I,
S T 1860 X.
That you may be your own judge of the efficacy of
tbtee celebrated Bitters, we entmit a. partial formula
of the articlea of which they are composed.
at. CROIX. BUM.
The onto properties of pure Bt. Croix Ruin are well
known, and it bee long been recommended by physi
cians. It is manufactured from the Sugar Cane Piant,
and that we use is selected with great care frem the
estates of a few planters in the interior of that island.
OILLISAYA, 011 RING'S ItAAK,
was unknown to civilization until the middle of the
seventeenth century. The natives of Peru are generally
supposed•.to have been long previously acquainted with
its moat wonderful medicinal qualities. Humboldt makes
favorable mention of the febrifuge qualities of this arti
cle us ',an antidote to FEVER AND ARDS, Intermittent
and Afalarious Fetters, in his extensive South American
travels.
The Countess, wife of the Viceroy of Peru, having In
her own person experienced the beneficial effects of the
bark, is said, on her return to Spain, in the year 1640,
to have first introduced this remedy into Europe. After
its introduction it was distributed and sold by the
. Jesuits, who are said to have obitined for it the env
more sum of its weight in silver. From this dream
-Stance it was called JESUIT'S POWDER, a title which it
retained for many years. In 1658, we are told that an
Englishman by the name of . Sir John Talbot employed it
g est saccessinArrance, in the treatment of Fever
and belie, Dyepspeia, NervoutrAffebtidnic-tiOss-of-Atur
petite, Weakness and Debility, Palpitation of the Heart,
Diarrbcoa, &c., &c., under the name of English Psw
ders; at length, in the pear 1679, he sold the secret of
its origin and preparation to Louis XLV., by whom it
was divulged. It is now a standard remedy, and is em
ployed in the preparation of the Plantation Bitters.
CAB9ABILLA BARS
is another important ingredient. It was known in Ger
many as early as 1790, and much used as a substitute
for Peruvian Byrnp. It is employed as a gentle stimn
larit end tonic, In Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhoea, polio,
Dysentery, and diseases of the stomach and bowels.
is used for inflammation of the loins and spleen, in cmigs
of binary secretions and:dropsical affections, dependent
upon obstructions of the abdominal viscera, and derange
ment of the digestive organs generally.
CHAMOMILE FLOWERS,
need for enfeobled digestion and want of appetite
is a medicinal plant of very great efficiency, and is es
recially valuable in Scrofula, Rheumatism, and Ne
frotio affections.
an aromatic 'stimulant and tonic, highly invigorating hi
nervous debility, generous to the palate and stomach.
an aromatic carminative, creating flash, muscle, and
milk. Much used in nursing.
B— T 1880 X
Another inoredient, of remarkable and wonderful vit.
tued, used in the preparation of these Bitters, is a native
of Brazil, and as yet unknown to the commerce of the
world. A Elpanieh writer sap] * * * * * ad.
ministered with St. Croix rdm, it never fails to relieve
Nervous Treanor, Wakefuluess, disturbed sleep, ezo.;
end that it is used with great effect by the Brazilian,
Spanish, and Peruvian ladles to heighten their color and
beauty. It imparts cheerfulness to the disposition, and
brilliancy to the:complexion: , We withhold 'its name
from the public for the present.
To the above ere added Clove Buds, Orange, Carraway,
Coriander, and Snake Itoot. The whole is combined by
a perfect chemical process, and under the iminodiate
supervision of a skilful and scientific Pharmaceutist.
DRAKE'S PLANTA.7ION nrrTicas,
OR
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIO,
are Dntnq in Patent BMOC!, representing a Swiss cottage,
and are an ornament to the side board.
SEA SICKNESS.
Travellers by railroad or upon the inland rlvors, where
the great 'change of water la such a prolific cause of in
cipient disease like
BILIOUS, INTERMITTENT. AGUE, AND CHILL
FEVERS,
may feel a certain reliance if they protect themselves
with these Bitters. The muddy orator of the Western
rivers, tilled with decayed vegetable and animal matter,
is Quite aura to produce (linage, unless guarded by an
antidote, such as Is found in tho Plantation-Bitters.
WHAT IS SAID OF TEE PLANTATION BITTERS:
4. PHILADELPHIA, iSt month, 16th, day,"1862
1 6 ESTEEMBD FRIZND : Wilt thousand me atiOtliOr CllBO
Of thy Bitters 1 Nothing has proven so beneficial or
agreeable to my invalid wife and myself as the Planta.
tion Bitters.
Thy Friend, ISAAO HOWLAND."
N. B.—The secret of the immense sale of the Planta.
Hon titters is their tested purity. The St. Croix Rum and
every article used is Warranted perfectly pure.
It is the intention of the Proprietors to sustain the
reputation of this article upon its merit.
Be careful that every bottle bears the facsimile signa
ture of tbo Proprietors, P. H. Dtlsrot & 00., New York..
Drake's PLANTATION BITTERS are Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers, Hotels, and Restaurants.
ee24• wfmlbt
TARR A,NT"B •
amnitvitioraT
SELTZER APERIENT. •
Milo valuable and popular Medlelno has unlvonsallY ra
osived"the most favorable recommendations of the
Memel. Pnorssoros and the Publio asthe
most Nrnellarf AND AcimAinal •
SALINE APERIENT. f,
It may be used with the beat afro:Kit in '‘ '
Vilitous and Febrile Digests:es, Costiveneal,, SiCII
Headache, Nausea, Loss of Appetite4iidigel
tdon, Acidity of the Stomach, Torpidity . .
of the Liver, Gout, ItheumaS4
Affections Gravel, - Piles,
i t
- £JD ALL 00XPLAINVEI 'MIL)
•
,A 1101111TLI AND CDOLING APERIENT on PUB
- GATIVM IS BEQUEBID.
' - -
It h parecularly adapted to the
,_*ante of Travellers
_by Sea and Land, Besidentei in Not Climates, Persons of
Sedentary Habits, Invalids, and Ootivaleamti ; Oaptalas
0
of 'Vessels and Planters will find it a valuable su to
their Medicine Oboes. " • ' ' '
It is in the form of _a Powder, web:My pnt u p
Wet
- . to - keep Iln any climate, and merely reqttlies ;
water poured upon it' to produce a de
lightful effervescing beverage.
Numerous testimonials, from, profocalonal and other
gentlemen of the' highest standing throughout the won
try, and its Steadily increasing popularity for a , series
Of yecesi.ctrongly - guaranty' lie efficacy and ' valr.able
eharactir, and commend it to the favorable untiee of en
Intelligent public,.
:-. Manufactured only by
r
- . TARRANT & 00.,
to.' 5 . 75 . GREIINWICH Street, oonlor Werien
35( BR,
And for sale bY Drozglotrie)lreOraily.
*Pni4Y
SPECIFIC . PILL
fits ti fadloal and prompt romedffor Sperniator'z'
rhea; er Seminal Weakness. Prom one to , three boxes
• will effect a cure in the•niost aggraNateg oases, whether
• s constitntional Or embalm from abuses or 8101:06011. Price
• $1 per box, by mail, or six for SA.
" 'Address B. o..urium,4oB O.IIIIBTXU r Street,‘Amt
ter Philadelphia.
se27. Bm*
"CIHAMPAGNE.Iin invoioe off.iGoid
v. , Leo v.OHAXPAGNI, Aid received veir who BO&
sell.'! •For sale .A 7.;
OHAS. VABSTAIBEi, sole
Polo .. No.= WALNUT and 21 °Reza) {weal,
MEDICINAL.
BOORESTBB, December 28th, 1881.
DANDELION
WINTERGREEN
LAVENDER FLOWERS,
ANISE,
P. H. DRAKE & 00.,
N 0.202 BROAD WAY.
IM)IVINAL.
ALING POWERS OF EL6tC
TBIOITYE DEMONSTRATED, at 1220WAL
NOT St.. Philadelphia, where Prof, BOLLES has been lo
cated °earl,* three years testing hie neardiscoyery In the
application of Osivanisto, !aft tnetiam, and Eleotrioityose a
therauentkpaent, on over four thousand invalids, most
'of *horn had been pronounced incurable by the most
eminent Medical men - In the and other cities, but after
wards were cnrili by a few applications of. Electricity by
Professor BOLLES. • ' •
TWO MORE OBSTINATE CASES EITEED
-PIMA DELraie., bem-23., 1244.
A bott five years age, my general health began to fah,
although at first I dil not tee) much' alarmed; but my
imfferiege at times were severe. I gradually became
emaciated, and at tines nearly lost m r appetite, and what
I ate produced great Marrows and the persicisne wlrs
treated me did not seem to understand my diseme frohs.
Pathological eympteme At since, Thad great dif&caltr.
of bree hung; some palpitation of rho heart; often great
trembling of the limbs; greataverelon to business end. to
compaey. At limos, very gloom ; great inability
collect my thoughti vigorewely on any subject; loss of
memory at times Luffered much from lumbago, swim
ming of the head ; suffered much from aptirelisnellias of
insanity, as my physicians told me that I had symptOtrek
of Ste. However, after trying the old•school remedied
for many years, and befog informed that I could dot be
cured, I was induced, by reading several certificates in.
The Press and other papers, to converse with the per
sone cured, and after I had received griod evidence from
investigations of this kind, D immediately applied to
Professor Bolles, 1220 Walnut street Professor B. lo
cated my disease in the pelvic visera in thirty minutes
after I entered ble elfin°. Be frankly informed me that
he send cure me of all my difficulties in ten days, and
I ant willing to acknowledge that 1 was perfectly oared
si'ven treatments of abont ten tuinnten each' and
to me this is moat astonishing, for I had abandoned
nearly all hopes of ever being any better. In answer to
my convictions of dnty to suffering humanity, I have
made the above statement of facts in relation to my own
wonderful cure, and I believe it permanent, for sufficient
time has sterilised for a return; therefore, I feel certain
I shall take pleasure in being referred to by any person or
persons who ma) be suffering as I was.
ILLIAII AIOBBAN,No. 401 Spruce street.
• PitmansMill, Sept 18, 1863.
I have been teverelf afflicted with dyspepsia .and
disease of my throat and lunge for more than three years,
and, at times was unable to attend to bueiness. Daring
the whole lime, I havo ruff, red from obstinate consti
pation,. and my efforts with medical agents produced no
change. I have not tegtected to employ the beettesedi
cal skill in this city, at,d have attended to their pre
scriptions faithfully for the past three yeari, awl they
had all failed to do me any permanent good. At a tints
when I bad nearly abandoned all hopes of being cured, I
was induced to cell' on Professor Bolles, at 1220 Walnut
street, and. place neytelf. under his trostmont, and in a
short time I was perfectly cured. I hove seen others
wbo have been cured of most obstinate di_eaes•. From
sbat r pereonally know of Professor B.'s discovery in
applying Magnetism, and other modifications of . &W
U - lofty, I can cheerfully recommend his mode of treat
moot to all invalids. I have sent some pens icie there who
have been cured, - and, therefore, I speak from a know
ledge of the treatment. DHABLES H. GRIGG,
Northwest corner Tenth and Arch.
Judah Levy, Broeohtel Oensemption; 814 South Front
skeet.
Edwrird T. Evans, preacher of the M. N. Church, Dyr•
Impala of long Standing, Laryngitis and Lumbago, UM
Helmuth street.
Alexander Adaire, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Lum
bago, long standing, 1312 Savory street, Eighteenth ward,
Kensington:
William H. Shaine, Pomfret; of the lower limbs (Bo
raplegy) and Epilep,sy, publisher of the National Ater-
Mani, 126 eolith Be:ond street.
Thomas Owens, Congestion of the Brain and severe
Hemorrhage of the Lungs and Diabetta, American Hotel,
Philadelphia.
Charles L. Jones, Dyspepsia and Lumbago, 528 Arch
street,
James lingent, Doafnea3 for six years, and ringing and
roaring in the head, Fifteenth and Bedford streets.
George 0. Prather', Übronio Bronehifie and Catarrh,
formerly proprietor of the Girard Homo.
Thomas Harrop, severe Diabetic, Bose Mils, West
Philadelphia.
George Grant, Ithemnatip Goat, long standing, 6/0
Oheatnnt !greet.
• H. T. De Silver, Chronic New/ales and Inflanunatory
Rheumatism, 1736 Chestnut street.
0. H: Oarmich, Chronic Dyspepsia and Inflammation
or the Kidneys, Chestnut and Fortieth streets.
George W. Freed, Epilepsy, 1492. North Thirteenth
street
Benjamin F. Kirkbride, Epilepsy, No. 1020 Market
street.
James P. Graves, M. D. k longetanding and severe Lum
bago, 218 Pine street.
Zdward McMahon, Consumption, 122T1front street.
M. Galloway, Chronic, Dyepopeia, Men'. Lane, Twen
ty-second ward.
Charles D. Onehney, Paralysis of the lower limbs
(Paraplegy) and Dyspepsia, Western Hotel.
J. Bicker., Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation, and Con
gestion of the Brain, 618 Callowhill tweet.
Caleb Lamb, Bronchial Consumption of Jive years
standing, 1435 Chestnut street.
Bov. J. Mallory, Aph.snia, Philadelphia.
M. M. tanning, tiervorta Prostration, Cadbury Ave.
nue.
J. S. Ritter, Catarrhal Consumption, 333 Richmond
'Arent.
Please take notice that Prof. B. duce not advertise any
eertifice.tes of cures, except those cured In this city.
He has established himeolf for life in this city, and
his 'ductless in treating the sick is a sufficient guaranty
that he claims nothing but scientific facts in his disco
very in the use of Electricity as a reliable therapeutio
agent.
N. B.—lt will be well for the diseased to reconeot that
Prof. B. has given word of caution in his pamphlet, to
guard them against trusting their health In the bands of
those in this city claiming to treat diseases according to
his discovery. This caution may seem severe on those
using Electricity at hazard, but it is the severity of
truth, and designed for the good or humanity. Bee ad
vertisement in another column.
Consultation Free.
PROF. O. H. BOLLES, -
1320 WALNUT Street, Phil 6,3
PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS AND.
BUILDERS—Seated Proposals, endorsed L‘Prci=
pools for Building a Public School House in the Twenty
second ward," will be received by the understated 'at the
office, southwest corner SIXTH and ADELP HI Streets,
übtil MONDAY, the eix:h day of October, 1852. at 12'
o'clock M.. for building a Pubic School House on the
southeast Ode of Church lane, and on the northeaat side
Or Musgrove street.
Said Schoor House to be built In accordance with the
plans of IS &AO H . PIERSON, Architect, to beaten at the
office of the Board. •
By order Of the Committee on Property.
JAMES D. CAMPBELL, Secretary,
Oontrollors of radio Schools..
ocl.•wfiilt
D EPU TY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFEL3E,
PHILADELPIIIA, Bepteinber 29, 1882
PROPOSALS will be received at this office utitil
MONDAY next, October 6, at 12 o'clock M for the
erection and completion of a MILITARY HOSPITAL
for the use of the United States, upon a lot of ground,
the property of the city of Philadelphia, known to the
Hunting Perk Course. at the oorner of OLD YORK
Road and NIOETOWN Lane. Each proposal must
state the shortest time trunired to complete the contract,
and also the names of competrx.t eeouritties to the whole
emonntOf tie contract for ita prompt and faithful per
formance.
The 'ARDS and ipeeiflostions can bo seen at tie dna
of JOHN 310411 THUR, Jr.. Architect, No. 209 South
SIXTH Street, every day between the hours of 10 A.
N. and 4P. hi until the bide are elneed. ,
G. H. °ROSMAN,
se3o 6t Dep. Q. H. Gen. U. 5.. A..
pROPOPALS . FOR ARMY SUP
-IL PL1213.
ARMY OLOTBING AND EC/DINAR OFEIOD.
PHILLDELYHTA, September 29. 1882.
Propeeals are invited at this Office until 1110.11 DAY,
October 6, at 12 M.. to furnish at the Schuylkill Arsenal
a quantity of PEGGED BOOTEES and BOOTS, of
prime quality and Army pattern, to be mule of good
wax ripper and prime sole leather, of eixes from sevens
to twelves, seeorted, to be equal in quality to the
samPle sealed in this Office, which has been approved
by the Inspector.
Bidders will state how goon they can deliver the num
.ber proceed for, as preferenee will be given to early
and prompt di liverers. The names of two enreties must
be given in the proposals. G. 0R0301A.b1,, • .
pe3O-torg D. Q.. IC G., U.S. A.:.
Jib THE DISEASED 01. A 4 -.
-L.
GLASSES.—AII acute and ohmic diseases. •
cared, by special guarantee, at 1220 Walnut e •
Philadelphia, and in case of a failure no charge
made.
• Prokesor BOLLEB, the founder of vas new prac
tice, wilt superintend the treatment of all cases him- %
cateself. A pamphlet containing a multitude of
r, of those cured, also letters and complimentary
resolutions from medical men and others, will be
given to any person free.
Lectures are constantly given,at 1230, to mod!
men and others who desire a k nowledge of my dig
covery, in applying Electricity as a reliable them
etah) agent. Consultation free. ap26-8m E
B. FRANK. :PALMER,
Surgeon Artlet to the Government Inetttutions, Weffh.
them Also, to all of the Medical Collegee and Goo.
;Stela.
The "PALTER LIMBS," adopted by the Arm
and Navy Burgeons. Parephleta sent grade. Addreso,
B. FBARR. PALMER,
JySt•ftm No. 1809 OffirST.NTIT Street, Phflad'a,
q , e F. I. G.
.h
ZINO, ARMY, AND TOILET MIRRORS,
The best in the world for flnith and dnrabßlt7.
B. M. 8.
•
• The beet brand Silk-finished
;VELVET RIBBONS. •
• Pole Agent, BENJAMIN M. SMITH,
/56 DUANE Street, near Weet Broadway,
Now York.
RAIN PIPE.--Stone Ware Drain
48...••• • Pips from 2to 12-inch bora. 2-Inch bore, 250 per
yard; 8-inch bore, 80c per yard ; 4-inch bore, 400 Par
ii-inoh bore, 50e per yard; 8-inch bore, 85c par
yard:, Every variety of connections, bends, trape, and
happen. :We are now prepared to furnish pipe In an,
allantdtr, end on liberal terms to dealers and those par
chaaing in large quantities.
ORNAMENTAL CHIMNEY TOPB.—Vitrified Tema
Qotta Chimney Tops, plain and ornamental designs, war.
ranted to stand the notion of coal gee or the weather in
vii climate. •
GARDEN • VABIOB.—A great variety of ornaments`
garden Vases, in-Terra Cotta classical designs, all arses ; ,
sad warranted to stand the weather. '
Philadelphia Terre Ootta Works, Office and Wart
Zooms 1010 OILESTNIPT Street,
lel7-tt ' '111:-ACHARBISOM.
D. ~ •- , •
RAUT and
Water PIPB, from 9 Moho* bat* up, with every
variety of Rends, Branches, Trapp, so.,warranted could
to any in the market, and at lees rase. The under
signed being interested in one of the largest and beet
beds of Fire Olay to this country for the manufacture.
of the above and other articles, dam competition, both
In quality end price..' : • PRITER
Ofgce.l Store 791 CHESTNUT Street.
Manufactory and duthruilk.streetr,
Philadelphia. . _ ,- • oasit-IT•
•
iftwi T .A.8801CT:
MENT of . `new,- modern, and durable K
ABOB from SIM to 11400.
Also, PEIRCE'S World•renowned MELODEONS and
HARMONIUMS, for cash, at a great rednotlon, or In
small monthly hmtaLmente. JAMES BELLAE, 279 and
.281 South FIFTH Strad. abovo Spruce. .e2-3m*
pLACK, ,VARNISH P r 1302,11.,
PITIAITLAt the old. Railroad Grepaci :Thom o f
B. B.,HTIBBERVez BON; foot of WoOd drool : whirf o
Schuylkill, or No, 127 Walnut etroet. , •'! .
This ; 1 7,kriliah'in general nee, being superior to,
any varidikel for the boltoni, bends, &o.; of skips; also
for ralkOnetiompanion; buildings, cars, &o.- - All kinds of
Iron coAlLogs,:lso., 10. • :
5e20.1.2t* , , • B. R. HUBBARD, Agent.
.0 • . • .
A NTI-IitiOTIOSAIETAL i
i.! . YOOO
CITY Blain' iIrOUNDRY, DBINKIIII43IBIIIYa
z itmen r k •a k t andkemnid,Bookand Arab dw -.
fIOTTON BAIL DUCK AND CAN•
ILI VAS, all numbers and brands.
'Raven's Duck Awning Twills, of all descriptions, ON
recite, Awnings; Trunk and Wagon Clovers.
Alse, Paper 'Manufacturers' Drier Felts, ft= /.10.1
feet wide. Targading, Belting, Ball Twine,
JOB:61 W. NVERMAMAIIIp.;
alga-if 102 JONMBP*.
„ ,
received, per' Bri tine
N/Y4,llrars Rotterdam, an invoke of Treble An.
cbor Ob. -Tor sale from the 'Wharf, or from Castom
house • Btorthr 4 OHLB ,, ' 8- °ABSTAINS, Sole Agent,
Nos-.I2G.VILLNUT sild-21 GRANITE Streets. self
VEVITACIKEREI;.
.‘1 160 Ebb New Varga No. 8 Maokersl.
160 Half Bbbi 4 4 4 a ,
Mt ItOrillai and for pole by
ELTIRPHY & KOONS,
)6144 810. 148 North WHALRVIA
S ALBS BY ATICTIOrt
_
JOHN B. AITERs & CO., Alle
y TIONNERS,*B "42 Awl 284 MARKET fkreet.
• BALM vi' IYARPATINGS.
THIS MORNING,
October Sd, et 10X.o'clock, on 4 months'- worn—
800 pii9oB3 Velvet, Brussels, Ingrain, tad Tenet/an an.
4e Ei cocoa matting's, &O.
BALE OF IPRANON DRY GOODS.
ON MONDAY MORNING.
October 13,,ar It) o'clock, by catalogue; cm roar moat&
credit—
genora4 a'ssoilmOnt of otiole genii 'famOy atrtioloa.
SALE OF BOOTS AND BROMS, as
o ftli fo TlD: ar
m E O B n D t A I MOB : NING,
Octobir 7,
1,000 •pc ! ckagets Boote and Shoes, &c.
LARGE..POSITIVIE . SALE OZ RE&DY-4141DE
CLOTHING,
.
VirI;DNESDAY P4ORNIN9,
gotober 8, oill be sold on 4 =mite credit, the mit r e
*took of- a wholeafe clothing honee, deoitning business.
S&LS Or DRY, GOODS.
ON THURSDAY:MORNING.
,
October 9; at /0 o'oloa; b y cite/OA - Ca, Ga 6 tar tttle
credit. •
VIIRNF.F.S,. BRINLEY, & CO.,
No. 429 . BIACREET STRNEr
SALE OF FblCl4£ll DRY - GOODS. • -
October 7, 71T E TO I L D ct, Y 1 4 ; ° es.te lli'l logne . ,c;n 4 mouths'
credit— -
ON) lots of fancy wad staple French dry goods. -
Open for examinatiott : with catalogues, early on the
.naorning of sale.
pA.NCOAST & WARNOCK,
AUC
TIOIvREBS, No. 213 111A.BKICT Street.
86.1,E OF AlffERIOAli 111 1 2011 TED DAT
0001)5, )0018 - DOIDEIMIIB, 11111iLlIaltY tkOODE3,
ac., by catalenne.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
October B,•commencing at 10 o'clock, precisely.
Comprising a general assortment uf seaeouable , goods.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
LOCOMOTIVES FOR SALE.—FOR
Se LE—Two Freight Locomotives, of the following
daeeri ptionF—v is :
ONE EIGHT- WHEEL 00AL•BURNEH ENGINE,
All the wheels connected ; cylinder 16 by 20 inches;
wheels 42 iLehes diameter ; wrought tyre•, hailer 41
inches diameter, with 108 flues; weight abmt 55,000
pounds; in complete working order, nearly as good as
new'. Also
ONE t3IX .WDEEL WOOD BURNER ENGINE.
Ati tbe wheels connected; cylinder 13 inches diameter,
18 inches stroke; wheels 42 inches diameter; wrought
tyre ; boiler 39 inches diameter, with 120 dam; weight
about 40,000 perinea; in good repair and working order.
"• Both Engines built by. Messrs. BALD WIN & Co., and
are off( red for sale on reasonable terms
A oply to
oc2-7t*
di FOR EXOHANOR—A beautiful
in-l• Country Place of 37 acres, with good Improve
ments, one mile from Chester, en the Philadelphia, Wil
mington and BAtimore Railroad, with all the Stock and
Appurtenances; can be cut up to ad vantage into Building
Lota. 'Will be sold or exchanged for improved City
Property. Price $12,000 $7,000 may remain on mort
gage. For particulars, apply at 302 CHESTAUT Street.
oc2-tf
or TO REN T.—T 11 E CELE
/Ea BRAVED WilE WE RY of the late William 0. Rud
man, deceased, with all the Fixtures, Vats, Tubs, Vaults,
The known reputation of the said Brewery is sufficient
recommendation to insure a very handsome outlay on a
small capital. It is in complete working order, and will
he rented on very favorable terms toe coed tenant. Ap..
ply on the premises. to SILAS TICRKES,
se2.Y. et* 311 GREEN St Eleventh ward, Philada.
aNg FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE_
A FINE FARM, containing 217 acres, beautifully
situated on the banks of the Delaware, 25 miles elbow
the city convenient to steamboat landing, and railroad
station on the ARCO. Also, a large number in the ad
joining counties of all sizes in Ames.
A orlY to E. PETTIT,
se2o No. 309 WA.LNUT street.
es TO EXCHANGE -VALUABLE
ma- FARM, 'containing 64 acres near railroad station,
in Bucks county, large stone buildings, large apple or
chard, and other fruits. Also, several lied came, neat
Dover, State of Delaware,
Apply to E. PETTIT,
sego No. 309 WALNUT :Brae.
A DENTAL PRACTICE FOR BALE
.41 To a Dentist who wishos a good Location, oar,
beer of one by addressing "Dentist," Press Moe. ;
selfelm*
FOR SALE—A beautLful COT
WA TAME, and six acres of Ground, in the interior o
Pennsylvania, desirably situated and arranged for or
academy or first-class school, near a thriving village.
and in a healthy location.
Also, &desirable DWELLING and Lot, In New Bloou.
fleld, Perry county, Penna.
Also, a large number of cottages, lots, and other xtro
nettles, for sale orexchange.
B. F. GLENN, 123 South FOURTH Street,
anlo end S. W. our. SEVENTEENTH and GB.EDN.
TO-:11 ENT- A THREE-STORY
BRIOK DWZLIJING, on B v.CE Sheet, one door
above Twelfth, north ride Bent low to a
,good tenant.
App' to WCEnrattaL & &ROTH g,
jel2 47 and 49 Borth SEOOND Street.
WA• TO RENT-A THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING, on PINE Street, near
Seventeenth, north - side. Apply to
WET HE RILL & BRO
jel2 47 and . 49 North SECOND Street.
OR SALE OR TO LET—Four
MA HOUSES, on the west side of BROAD Street; below
Columbia avenue. Apply at the sonthweet corner of
NINTH and SANSON Bheete. mh23 If
REDIOVA.LS.
REMOVAL THOMAS. MARTIN I
Beal Estate Agent and Collector, would respectfully
inform bie friends and the public that he has retrieved his
office from the Northwest corner of Third and Lombard
o!roott to his dweNiug, Northwest corner of FOURTH
and PINE Streets, where he hopes to receive the con
tinuance of the . liboral patronage beetowed upon Dim in
former years. soli). fat
LEGAL
•
NOTIOF.-LETTERS T ESTAME N
-111 . ..TART on the Estate of BENJAMIN A. EAR GE
STOOL deceased, bite of the city of Philadelphia, hav
ing been granted to the urdersigned by the Register of
WHIN of said city t alt persona indebted ase reques:ed to
make payment, and those having dal= or demands
against acid estate, to present the same without delay to]
G. W. PAHNE3'OOK..
408 ItIaRKET Street.
A. M. FAHNESCOOK,
1804 &ROLE Street.
Or to their Afton:ley,lAG. a. tfX.•
5e26.18t 61 North 3111118triet.
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF - WILLIAM
W. RIOHABDS.
NOTIOE is hereby given that William B. !Schaal ddd
Witco have made an assignment of certain BEAL ESA
TATE for the benefit of his credit-we '
to Louis L.
Paul's., to whom all persons INDEBTED to said estate
are rem:anted to make payment; and those having
CLAIMS against the same to piesent them to
LOUIS L. P
sell3-thet ' No. 9 B ttril street, Phila.-
TN THE DI,iTRICT COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY or - PHILADELPHIA..
Jacob T. Williams, , Asolgnee, , vs. dablas Giant,
Obriatiana Zook, Christian Johns, and Fanny Johns, his
wife. Alias Levari Facies. September Term, 1862.
No. I]9.
The Auditor appointed to distribute the fund in Court
arising from the sale by the Sheriff of all that certain
brick messnage or tenement and lot of ground, situate
on the, west aide of Ninth Street, at the distance of
eighty ....et northward from Cherry Street, in the city of
Philadelphia, containing in breadth twenty , feet, and in
length or depth ninety•flve feet, will meet the parties in
terested for the purpose of his appointment, on THURS
DAY, October 16th, 1582. at four o'clock. P. M., at his
Office, No. 134 South SIXTH Street, in the city.of PM
ledclphia. when and whore all persons are required to
pree( nt their claims, or else be debarred from coming in
upon said fund. ED WIN T. °HARE,
ee3o lot Auditor.
MARSHAL'S SALES.
MAIISHA_LI3 tilA_LE.—By virtue of a
Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOHN OADWALADEB,
Judge of the District Court of the United States, in and
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at public sale, to the highest
.and best bidder, for neat, at MICH BYER'S STORE,
No. 142.iNorth FRONT Street, on WEDNESDAY Octo
ber 15,. 1862, at 30 o'clock A. M., the cargo of the steam
er EMILIE, consisting of Dry Goods, Drags. Medicines,
Shoes, boar', Tea, Gaffe°, Liquors, Bice, Mite . Muskets,
dm, a general- assortment of merchandise. Oatelossee
will be issued Ave days previous to the dsy of sale, when
the goods will be arranged for examination.
WILLIAM .1111LLWARD,
.H. S. Marshal E. D. of -Pemnfrylvania.
Pamkrozuma. September 29.1562. _ m430-6t
SAVES.
tpFraLIT TAWS SAFE DEPOT 11,11 ,
MOVED to No. Et Donal SEVENTH Btreet, met
o nklin Institute.
The =dere/vied, thankful for peat favors, and bates
determined to 'merit future patronage, luss severed an
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand I
large astorknont of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought ant
Chilled Iratn Fire and Burgler Proof Bala, (the only
striotly fare and burglar proof safea made.) Also, LILLWI
Unequalled Bank Vault, Bate, and Bank Looks.
I Lillie's Bank Vault Deere and Looks will be furnish*/
to order on short notice. This is the strx. mgest, best pm
tented, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
. Also, particular attention la celled to Lillie', McW
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, be. This Safe is con.
coded to, surpass In style and elegance anything yet aL
Prod for this purpose, and Is the only one that Is strictly
Are and burglar proof. •
SYBOIAI.I4O , IIOs.—I hikes now on bind say twenty oi
larrol, Herring, & oo.'s Safes, most of them toady now.
and ISOM forty of other maker% Oomprialui a corropleti
semortment es to algae, and all lately exotospzed for thr
now celebrated Lillie 'Safe. They Nati be gold at Inn
low prime. Please call and examine.
itars-lyit • M. 0. 3.03143.*
. EVANS &
ATS
STORZ, -C. •
, .16 SOUTH FOURTH STREIT, -A,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.. , ',ltesit2 . -
A large variety of FIBS -PROOFRAFia oa
band.
ILLILIUMATLFItt OILS.
• -
"1 - ,UOIFEW. , OIL 'WORKS.
1J 100 bbli "Lnaife Buridng Oil on hand.
We inernntee the oil to be non.erniosire, to burn an
the oil in the lamp with a eteadii brilliant Rains, without
eroding the wick, and but slowly. Barrebs lined with
esses enamel. WRIGHT, SMITH, a P.VABBALL,
fe2l.tt - .offlor blb-bIaBIENT Strout.
C AUTION.
• 4 r.
The well•earned repntatlon-of
trr,
T .FAIRBANKS'- SCALES
induced the makers of imperfect balances too ffe
them as ' 4 FitIEVOANE.S' SCALES," and" ptirbhasers
have thereby, in many instil:Mee, been subjected to
fraud and imposition. Fairbanks' Scales are manufac
tured only by the original Inventors, E. & T. rAut-
BANKS & CO., and are adapted to every branch of the
business, where a correct and durable Scales Is required.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
General Agents, -
eslo-tr MASONIO HaiL, 715 ORESTNIIT.ST
T .ATOUIt; OIL.-492 baskets - Latour •
.... ..
pest ..
1.4 , Olive 011; received per" ship Vandalic, from
Bordeaux, for side by
- JAVIIIETOHN & LANICBGRIA...
"ati2B-ti • 202 and 204 Efnnth riONT Street. '
AMPHLET PRINTING; . Beat . and
P
oheamt, in the Mr; it EMIWALT* BROWN'S,
Ili South NOITATII Stmt.
O. GARRNTSON,
311) WAGNIT Street
tistsg l if
JOSUr OOPS.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY.
in 374 WASHINGTO2S :
ran.a.plustrA.
11LEMIII011. a$ SONS,
ANGINBSRII- AND NACHLwara,
natinfacetire .filsh end Lew Prwoure ate=
for land, river, and marine service-
Boners, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Beata, dw i C 4 4-
toga of all kinds, either iron or bran.
Iron-Frame Boots for Gas Works, Worksboes ,
road fitatlonsato.
Retorts - and - Gas Machinery of the Later.: ZO'l
Improved ; oonstriiction:
Every description of-Plantation Nachir.ery,
Boger, Saw, and Grist ALills Vaimunt Pans, 0 1 43 '
Tram s Deraaataral Mem inrnping Frames, dF
Sole Agents for I. Billlens's Paint SatsrW,,
~- , lipparateus; Heanyth's - Ptstent Steam Hammet t 00
phawall;& Wolmeep ,, Pataga ° Kl uft,* gager Prtra.'''
garllpo, 425 ""
':PFANITSTRA2,I ENGI
idar- ECdrisEli"*OßES.-fir 7 . s7 qj
LEVY, PBAOTIOAL AHD THEORETICAL
NEERB, ItlAOHlNlrrs,uonan-lasii EEO, r 4l `,„,., v ' v.
SMITHS, and ‘2OIINDERS, having, for man! P - 7" er
' been in anooesdni operation, and been exchisiveril
gaged in building and ropairiza Marino and RitaTact3
IL ..
aines;-bigh and - low pressure, Iron Boilers, Water g
Propellers, &O;, reesiectfolly offer thorr_t r ": -
the public, ee, being fall/ preparal via
elm of all sizes, Iffarine, Haver, and Stationers , 0 0 ,,,
sets of patterno of tillfekent . , alasa, PrePer r4 3of
ante ordera with oittek dispatch. Every deeerj.,.Pao.
pattern-making made at the short/tat notice.
Low-Prolwale, Flue,o,Tabrder, and Cylinder 113° 10
the beet ',PaiumStranii charc oal
alms and kinds; Iron end es Coatings, or 011 ,""'
!Lone; 801 l Teraina; Soreii-Critang, sad ail ow.
connected with the above In:winces.
ata ß b ra li xrin ehm ga cia r
rive d Spec of itl o cati arg oz a N
wellorkwagtvadongeeioti: '
The Subscribers have - 4mPle wharf-dock room
pairs of boats, where they , ',Oom lie in perfter Waft;
are provided with sheers; Moots, fig* heti J'c'' fat
Ina heavy er light weights.
'•
; 11 . ROE irj-A aisl °73l P ß Al ,PC: i 3Vir ß il.
°IPly-lik 00.2 8D301,,_:
ass
ARGWE-sula#JlH Iron Poeu` i— ' +
General. Irabhirilata,
_ - 161; Seiler ES,
Oskar' , 14. 10
co'
DowITILL. sibeatzlsliflo2latehia.
MACKEBE.W' HEBER': , •
sti3Nl
0.
2,6 " s 'ENI & AT.Gat'Noc 1,2, and a alsok , •
aaaibt tat On; ha •aasortaa 210kageg- JO°
S IM ° Etclia New Beattal, Yort-in• Bay,
MOO Boxes Lai**, Bo i led
~ and No.l Revisit.
I. Bbh New New Rho&
110 Boxee : Horkbaketeonar Chows, &a.
In !dime Attn ` . bY
"•-• ThispsT a goost'i r o.
414-tir N or th W1:135
BALES BY AUCTIrni,
111 THOKAS
. Dro3. 132 and 141 soma POIIITR8.4;
FALL B.tLF.S—STOi a R 9 AND EL SL
Sixth Fall Sale, 7th October,
Seetl 14 h ton,
bfing elretleu dl7
Svnth Full Sale, att October—gill cr,,,,,,;7"1/41
a m , Nu t, faittabh] prriperts. inchviC7',."•'"•ll,
tir,ery, Coal Lands, &c., to be Geld ut.rtawt:,,l34l
Eihhili Fall Sile, 2Sih Ottober—itlii
valmsble - Xtlate of Otago (tb s t4 , l '
Fe 'Hoed, to be Pold per: ngtoril., '
OW 7 THE BOOKSILLLEHT TllAtte s,.
cot tbronglmta the pteadd "4..tw,
„.... BEAL ESTATE AT PEIVATZ B.k t ,
pgir- A large amount at Private fiata, faoj,
di.Etrlption of citY and errantry nruter.7, •-' 4 ;
tow be bad at tae auction stole. t - titt
Fa dewily:Heim in lin:Aw e now p?...1...
cata!ognee on Saturday next. 1 Nz,
sale N 0.1723 Welemt StrEo.
Burl:Rion FURNITURE,
oeit.errs, uuBTAINI 2 7
ON FRID&Y P 10 11111:tiu 1c
October 10, at 10 o'clock, at N. 1723
by catologne, tho entire elegant funnturt
perior rosewect 'piano. elf ge.nt mantis, atd .
rosewood brocatelle drawing-rooms EarLitCre,..;tl
and aim mare: anti Que fn mitrae. a r 'Z'
Enperlor dialog room* and chat - tax:
.
tinul are in catalogeo a.
ng". bray be examined th 3 day p Ta r;
10 to 2'o'Olock.
Sale No 1820 (Mono* Stro
BLEGANI FIINITIII.X. Pi {NO'
at No. 18.5/o•
PAINTINGS, OURTAINB. CA Rvi v•vaa'il
ON MONDAY' N oTtNoul s "'
the
?c c t n a t b i
r e e r. LBe,g
'"°=talt
at 10.
Particniara in a few dam
n J. WOLBERT, AUCTIO N
6
Ira No. 16 SOUTH SIXTH STARyt
ti
8 Metweetl Market and fittpain,..
2En CASES AND DENTJOBISS, FlNt3t
W.31 , TE3, BRA.NDIRS, WiitsKil ts . ft,
ON TUESDAY MORNING
street—
Tth inst at 11 O'clock precisely, at Ne. It
z 0,%,
2150 cases and demijohns extraoreinsry
dire, sherry, and port wises; "retartaN
Hennessey 13=1414E65; imperial trai n
D ad a rum ririeb, ti . cotch, and ltineengalith 711,
Zip Private gentlemen, are seamed that gilt',
Tuve are pure, and unadulterated. aad '
vorably with any private stock in the cowry.
c4l;,
2O' Catalogues now ready.
pHITALP: : FORD & CO., AUcip
PEERS, 5:•5 WARNER 813C1 stt-2. coaliEß:
BALE OF 1,000 CM.Fs 7 WM:WiiiCOLSO,yr
QA SF.
- OPi 'MONDAY HORNING.
.
ectober 6, at i 0 o'clock precisely, adS b. ,
talogne, 1,000 oases men's, boys', end yotit
and grain. :oots, brogans gaiters; Balmorsh,
woreenTs, .toitses, and children's calf kly
arid morocco, heeled boots and shoes, g 3, 3 "^
1381.1M01T15 5 dm, Also, city-made goods "
oar Goods cues for examination, gzth eata:, 4 ,,,
on the morning of sale.
FOR THE SEA snorlE
CAMDEN ANit
ORANGE Or 'HORRSI—On. 7311" dater
Sept. let, 1862,
Mall Train leaven Vine street Farr, at 7.;t^ 9.
Exureetr , " " " 2.17;
'Ancorrancdation train, for Abwrore 0n1y,41.11p 4
- Returning, !navel! Atlantic—Mail, 4 P. V.; t t .
6.05 A. M.
oft
Accommodation lawree Absecon at 315
rhatv.sl..so. Round-, Trip Ticheta,
Day and Train for taia ll &leg are iS42l4d. eif -;
curaion Tfoketn, good for three days, :34. Edt4,.
now open.
au2B-tf
SHIPPING
VOTICE. - THE RES URICTNy
- on travel having been rfraoved Uy the Wt
pertinent, parsengers about to visit Enrop wu D ,,4
be required to provide tbemselves With ea , ?...ex t
JOHN G. D
3- STEAR WILY TO Live.Rx
• N touching et Qntenstown, (I:erk Er
...,-
TLe Liverpool, Nem Yortr, and ?b L
Bteemeb!t , Cowpony intend desPatchiug it:airf o il. :
011de bat !roe bteattiFhip3 as follorn :
F. TZ4 h. .... SAurdsy. 0:3• •
OITY OF BALTIUORE - 31 vorday,OtVf :
0317 OE WASBINGTOIT St , nrciey, Nth;
. And awri.tucteeding Saturday at two 4, from Fa;
44 North River.
RA.TES OF ?USAGE
must OABIN $B5 00 STEERAGE . ...
• do to London 90.00 do to Lan:os.
Co to.Patie 95 00 do to P s l 3
do to Hamburg.— 95 00 do to Tismbeq,.,
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, 8. , tai5.1%
Cam, Antwerp, &c , at (quells row rates.
Farce frcm Liverpool or Queenstown : it
17, and ta. Guineas. Steerano from Lyrtri..s3l
From Queenstown £66. Tictete are cal beech
current rate of esohange, enabling pools t 9
their friends.
Them ateamere have anterior accommodatieettegi
Eengere ; are etronaly built in crater-tight 1r03.44
and carry . Patent Fire Antall,'!atom Expene:Aia
genet; are attached to each Steamer.
For further Information steely In Liveresitan.
LIAM IN al &N. Agent. 22 Water Street; fa °We're
ALEX meLco.er. 5 4t. Enoch 5 1 1 1‘re; 14 f ilritTlVl
to O. at W. D. SEYSToUtt & CO ; in Lnralon to Litl
& MIRY. 61 Bine Wlniern street; to Pa Li WWI
DECODE, 98 Bue Notre Dame des Viotti:la, Ills:16
Bourse; In New York to J rfIN G. D&I,E,
way, or at the Company's ()Mee.
G DALE„ Acid,
in Walnut fitreeL PhlledelpL
Agit, THB BRITISH AND NORTH
• AMERIOAN ROYAL AIM STE.II.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND. LIVERPOIN4
IN(}' 'AT CORR 'HARBOR.
AND BETWEEN BOSTONANDLIVREPOWIV.
JINO AT HALIFAX AND CORK RAMA
SCOTIA, Capt. Sunkist!. I CHINA, Capt &slum
PERSIA, Capt. Lott. ASIA, C►p; Cook.
ARABIA, Capt. Stone. I Its , R9PA, Cm&
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. ICANADA. Cipl Holt
AMERICA, Capt. Mo , dia. [NIAGARA, Cspt A. kl
- AIISTII&LA.MI.
Tbeee veesele carry a clear white light at mast 5.4
green on starboard how; red on prirtbow.
PROM NEW YORK so L/VERPOSI..
Chief Cabin Passage lilt
Second Cabin Pamtioo 1
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage cu
Second Cabin Paeaago to
AP.PO3IFt leaves Boston,
Wednesday, 0ct.... !
SCOTIA ~ New Tork, do. do. i
'EUROPA. " Boston. do. do. 5
FERRI& " New York, do. do 1
AFRICA. " Boston,
do. da
AMA. t , New York, do. Noremn i.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of tbose ships will not be aceoszt4 , :ttr
Gold, Silver, Bullion. Specie, Jewelrr, Prraing ittO
or idetals, unless bills of lading are signed thettin,r; ,
the value thereof therein ospreseed.
yc l • freight or panes°, aunty to E. cusiat
4 BOWL' fIG GREEN' Nes Tot
E. G. & I. G. EMS
108 STATE Street, lks.
m
B 0 b -J. 0 N AN pfIGl
DBLPHIA. LINE-541°4l
L• em each tort on SATURDAYS. RP2' Pixy
Whstf SATURDAY. October 4.
The stasmship SAXON, Capt Mattivirg• will 811 f°
O.
Ipbfo for Boston, PATO RD& Y gonNivi•
4. at 10 o'clock ; end steam. , ,hip 1(011111N (17e , 1), CO.
Bearer, from Boston for Philadele,ia, en sArrarw.
October 4, at 4 P. EL
Intnrance one-half that by railTeysels. Freigkl teks
at fair rates.
Ebipixlre will pienee rend Weir bidder Led:-AS
goods.
For freight or pasoure , , hieing fine ReOZanD 4:6 ' l2 .
SPOT to RETRY Wlhre.Oß &
.1 , 30 hB3B eourn WHLEIVIS.
a dgt FOR/NEW YORK-TO
DAY—TiESPATDIT AND
LINES—VIA DELAWARE AND RARITAN DWI
Fleamers of tho above Lince will leave DAM',
arid 5 P. 17.
For freight, which will ho talcon on am:n.4%4103
terms, apply to WM. DI.
my 21-tf -132 South DELAWARE Av
Ag iga !O1 'NEW YORK.
litir DAILY LINZ, via DelwaTt
Be itan Canal.
Philadelphia end New York /ExPrete Steamboat G.tv
palsy receive height and leave daily at 2 P.ll,
ing their cargoes in Blew York the following day.
Freights taken at reasonable rates.
WM. P. CLYDE, AVM ,
N 0.14 SOUTH W a RYES, PhiisiMPlA
JAMES HAND. Ace 24
eel-if Piers 14 and 16 EAST BM R. N.ll sar
-
- mACHEN - BatY ADD IXOIf.
pENIV'A WORKS,
On th/Delaware,•River, bolow Pnliadolphis,
CHESTER, DELAWARE GO., YENNSYLV2Obi-
BEANEY, SON, & ARCHBOLD)
Engineer» and Iron Ship Maiden,
YANIIFAcruunS or ALL KINDS or
OONDENIUNG AND NON-CONDENSINg EllO/10 1 1
Iron all descriptions, Rollers, iVater.l.o ).
• . Propellers, &0., &o.
42011. 87M2117, W. B. REArritr. SAYL. ARCHoth
Late of Renner, Neaflo, 1 Co., Late Enfilf ir "
Ponn'a Works, Philed , a. Odd, U. 8. NW*
33,22,47
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JOHN O. BIZTAvr
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