;ITY ITEMS.
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ZLESANT STUCK OF GENTS' FURNISHING
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.„e refer our readers this morning to the card
Jo , G. Pr risen, successor to Mr. J. B. Morse,
11 ; 06 3 North Sixth street, of flouncing the cam.
• lell importation and manufacture of Gen.
.1100 con i o nieg Goode, consieting of Gentlemen's
014 /j 1 which, in keeping with the vast history
rof e r: Hi y ioe ei the home, he has a splendid assort
r eud Merino Underebirte, Medan p an t e
e nd Bilk Handkerchiefs, Neck-ties, Stocks,
rot woo s, Eillependere, Shaker 'Flannel and Back
eleebrfirtit end p ra were, together with every petiole ot
ra g i f e e, and utility in his lino of business, to
th we Wit° tPe attention of the vudic. Hie
improved l'ettern Shirts are
especially worthy of
vlo, Pula. coN vEcTioNERy.— Mr. A. L.
,gel,'' the welt confectioner of this city,
arid oho u n ot eireets, has distanced all competi.
16
h in the productiou of tasteful and delicious confect
'„_ ~,,,,,uo oa, b'rench Nanget, Sweet Jordan
, Ilis Imo.”
,t ( d Almonds, rich Cream Ohocolates, Portuguese
;le, and Fronob Mixtures, are unequalled for purity
&Bolo' of flavor In fine fruits, ouch as Black
aboli and
d White ()ranee, large Duchess and other
,01 0 , of Pore, bis efcck is also the beat in the country.
Au . 11, C WArdsoitN'S RETURN FROM THE
ka ong Om trot to respond to the recent call of
11 , !- -
no Ditto fur twenty thousand militia from this
rol m O, Welber°, the well known manes°.
1111.;:,sand dealer in, Gentlemenle Furnishing Goods,
r , an d 7 North Sixth went. He has now returned
0 . 'II arc trebly not thank us for this allu
bt, post, and art p
o bis patriotism, Mug an exceedingly modest man.
act to wish to mention In this immediate connec
P,°:,h7;l°ltardly obl-ot to, namely—that his preen;
pct is ono el tie most complete that he hal ever offered,
Tl la I , lo yiag a good dotal.
V i:iv SrOCIC OF FINE READY-MADE CLOTH
-6....1e Wither column of our paper, this morning,
tam O. timers A: Son, No. 625 Chestnut street., under
ru es Nell, advertise au entire new stock of fine ready.
slur=s elo bthg, The great advantages which they offer
vf Paler more clothing establishments are found in
, heel that, besides having a enperb stock of ready
lad, garments to et lent from, they have also one of the
L r e pad brat assorted stocks of clothe, cassimered,
004 ,. ,tc, for cust,mers to choose from, who pra
tto tare sidle made to order. Being a large wholesale
6 retail cloth hour°, and having added Beady-made
O n g 111 en additional feature their house is essen-
If dlfferlot from any other is this city.
I A CroilinATED EMPORIUM OF ART.—SUMO
o ' g a t he etep,aut improvements In hie establishment,
10.70 and 700 Arch street, the Photographic Etn
com, u we T oy use the plume, of Mr. F. Gutakunst,
,cos of the most contraeto and perfectly-arranged eeta-
Ilsteieuts of the kind in this country. Hl 6 spec i mens ,
/Lich are not one iota above the standard of all his W
orm, am models of the photographic art, whether ap
iltd to his cartes de °Oils, his imperial photographs,
qii untouched and finished In crayon or India ink, his
Ice crayon life size purtralie, or his IvorytyPes, which
je produret in so emelt perfection.
WITTEIIB & Co, '' GREAT LIGHT FOR TIIE
wow —We bare fitotently referred to the tinge
wily cf blasts. Witttre ca 00.'a Lamps for burning
eroseoe 0 1 1—cuanuftiourcd and sold by them at No. BS
out' Eighth Weer, comer of Filbert—on account of
~,ir Roomy and nom rdeuce, and from what we have
emir !eared we laniard nothing in saying that they
,11 far the most sap nod desirable putable light in
, Their stork of Samuels ware, at unusually low
ricts, is also attracting mac h attention.
Nrong. BrOAPItENT &. CO.'S NEW PHOTO-
triteCo.autußs. We have already referred to the
o tplimenter) looms in which the press of our city, our
foal,
sit .:ranters in general, have spoken of the
redid new Photographic galleries and operating rooms
Nom. Broadbent A 00., now located at Noe. 912 and
4 Chestnut street, Their establishment is really a
, i Atoll of art, and as each is worthy a visit from all
, o admire 1 etfeclien la the production of pictures by
rbotOgTDOIC trao ii, from the carte do visits to the
~1 beautlfit; t!tc , eiz , p Await.
Ifrs.Rit.;. E, G. V 1 immAN & Co., the popu-
coufectiocers, Chestnut street, below fourth, next
,0; to Adana A Co 'a Express, are constantly surprising
Lumeroui patrol, r, i, e. the public In general, by
tir delicious and tutu priug uew additions to their great
rA of doe coufectlous, Their delicious varieties Of
.gp.r plume, mlot, C) 61:11, and ether fine candies, burnt
roulod idmonda, cream chocolates, Sao., are health
:, nuirliioni, cud palatable, and should be freely used
war well. regulated household In the land.
Sti'El:lolt PICKLING VINEGIAR.—Mr. C. Ei.
Utot, dealer in flue family groceries. Arch and Tenth
.eele, has now in stoto a superior lot of pure vinegar,
trantei to lie made from the pure juice of the apple ;
at assortment of the finest spices, used for pickling
ASOTRER VERY IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE OF
by Dr. STEVESS t of South Penn Square, to found in
dar drain.
A CuA CUSTOMER.—A Dutch blacksmith
irkunsln gore the following reason why he charged
ma for We work alien done for oash than when done
credit; You zee, I 'aye so much soherge on my
,k, sod 1 zumticues loose um; and so yen I 'cave a goot
cattomsr, I E charge a goot price, but when I put it
my Lock Ido but like to scharge zo much, zo if ho
ru rays me, Ino lose eo much.” This is not the sys•
t pursued at tl e Drown:Rene Clothing Hall of Rock-
Wilsou, tics. 103 and 005 Chestnut street, above
rib, Every macula, both for cash and credit, re•
lei lhr full value of 1319 money, and all feel that ample
epee Las bteu done both in reaped to the quality of
e gods furnlabtd end the prima charged,
Tiro MISSILES AT ANTIETAM.-- / have
tE cit•Ehly informed that broken railroad iron and
rAmlll,'s tools, hammers, chisels, Am., were tired at
fm: rebel cannon. These missiles made a peculiar
se, by übtcb our mon came to distinguish them from.
et Jr shut, and ea they heard L them approaching would
i 'Wks, l turkey carting !) and fall flat in order
av/I8 them. One artillerlst said One expected the
kmith shy last. From the looks of the re)els
~ a n they felt taw field one would have thought they
their clothes for a adding. They expected, however,
repieElmb their tali:rout the machine shops of P hila
phis, Ind lbair clualts from Stokes , one-price, under
Contioental."
I's Liu To 0E A SCALIER,
I•d like to be a soldier,
And with the at 'diem stand,
t knapsack on my shoulder,
.1 sabre in my hand
srith bayonet and cartridges—
There military treasures--
I'd go to shear, not partridges,
But all the old Seceahers.
I'd have a top et Stonewall,
And I'd thunder at old Jeff,
'Till toy volunteers were gone all,
And my canneniere were deaf.
'Then , garments when f dashed on,
At the battle of Fair Oaks
I spoiled—t o be in filatitOn t
I'll rep to Granville Stokes.
lan palatial establish nent is at tIo, 609 Oheataut
et, where the !stoat Oyler' of cheap and fashionable
meets are always on hand.
ARRIVALS A'll 4 . . TnE 10TELS
UP TO a O'CLOCK LAB? KIWI'.
CONTINENTAL LIOTEL--Nlnth and Oheetnut IBC
L DI; harry l' Sutton, Penns
PIG W I evidsor, It I John J Ladd, Prov, R I
Boston W Boynton, Boston
H "'bitb iY, Moss W L Seymour, N Y
E Brigbana, Boston W H Kinzie, IT S A
teat FM Jr, Beaten Peter Aid, Jr., York, Pa
/ r iming, Harrisburg J W Fuller, Catatierine
Grain, Jr,di ty, Jelin City W & Torrey, N J
Lai Albertson, J Bev Y J Stearns, Md
S iiirtlaud, new York E N Pigot, New York
*lt Men ' William! J F Qninterd, New York
Pt latur " rtf i Chas H Wolcott & wr, N Y
G Wdberl, Hew York )1 F Judson, New York
nahompson fr, ti Hay John D Snedeker, N Y
C envvev, DeJton, 0 .1 S Booz, New York
Ikrdzian, New Bradford B 0 Bentley, Harper's Fy
W Car:bight, Ilarpet'e Fy T Richardson, Liverpool
la A Wat lild
. Herbert, Nla Mo ta,
nroe, New York
reO W Cuslnrin, N Y R P Huntingdon, II S N
the (/ Foster, U S N Chas El Yourman, N York
fhlee ft , L.aeamr. Pa Jag B King, Harrisburg
J Blanchard, LI S N Atte Anderson, Bedford
I ' l ' l J L TaLham, Penna J B Eaton, lilinois
hi Came Enron, T riots P Coe, New York
/ APked, ew York F 0 Sharp, Et Louis
'rrit, Si L li ords M Townsend & wf, Penne
eituter, Illinois Rlohd P Horgan. Jr, 11l
LFi kII Coombs, Belied A S Whelln, Jersey Oily
s, eetr, Boston P tdcOarter, New York
G Gr4te, New York la AI Putnam, Boston
r lßaeasert k tom, 11411 P Burden, Troy, T
,' lP thrae, Mars iami 0 Goodeell, Michigan
` 4 a, NW York J Cialloger, New York
Ur Denny, Pillaring S W Braises &w, Brooklyn
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Bryn W H Hampton, New York
Porkienst, Jr, Baton Mrs Alt Hamton &a, NY
blistwell, &MOO W H Wailitoe, New York
"ono, Newark, N J John B Weeks, N Joreey
Destin
Baltie & wmore ile Semi Lewis, Allentown
Ihnler, J Braff Baltimore
k %Miami Baltimore Jag J Tho '
mpson, Ohio
Lo Peat, ' DIAS Wore Miss Read, New York
-I lAilleter
Vileoila
New Yolk
B Rule, Harrisburg
, Shepherd Illinole
I Shepherd, Ulna W m
s d Andereon, ,
Bedford, Pa
Vickery, Baltimore John Boyd, 17mora
T.l.lsl,Baltimuro N Tainlook w York
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„ s , watenal, New York 0 Voorhis, St coals
g ( Arian, New Yorft L H stream, New York
rAtlto, New Yurk Lead , Weld, Cincinnati
„ _amen, Now York A Till, Now York
litaarei Rhode Island Geo EI 0 Neal, Baltimore
Ulntinneri, 0 W Ordway, New York
or Brelimore 8 A Walsh, New York
"Wain, New Jerre" . J B Kirby, New Haven
orge L Brack
,New York
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61 / 1 110 HANTS' H,, 11114--ronrtb st., below Arch.
( 7 , 1 3 t M .raer Getbeeer x 1) Salem, Stratton, Sal, N J
B if°,°(ar Woodrii 1 I '
0 alien Barr, L monster
- '"untzi Uhlo .Blakelee, ki Chuck
'7.iteAllleler, Belvoirre Goo Herz, New Orlane
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inlet, Fitchburg, Hale P B Sanborn, Waettington
il l " v ali Haulm: Semi Merrill, II S N
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Yhtie, Jeboatown, Pi W IS liturges, Wash, D 0
a (34rrer, ?Moor HEt Pomeroy, WillePt, had
hit , W Rose Perna. g
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_o H Eleysioger e - Tenna
'tr.! r, blostati
will'aiLselthurg Joe Wardley, Lockport, Ili
J H Bice, asa
, T,,„ It elloll & trt, Nona G 430 V Mitchell, Penne
''''''' 4 , Panne ' J M Barrett, Ohio
hobbits Ohio
h 1i,,,,,... . A T Oampbell, New York
-"'" 4 'O, Toronto J D McCord it wf, Pittel:4i
AB BEICIAN._ t en'a BM.
1 4 it
.neerttat 8 r 1 .
i lick, Maryland Richard Green, Dona °
t4r-astiat, B 0 major, Wash, D
ail ' A E 0
i lb , , stroll, 11164 land L D Evans, Maryland _ .
i ltell J Flizaili. 11 0 Morgan, New York
i) ~R lR l t hal, Li it li John Workv, Olovelango 0
k iinogh, Uleseland. Ohio II T Mlicheack, Bethlehem
i a " ti ght, &Aland, va W Towneend, DOAWArB
I. weft, Mari loud Chau W White, Tenn
,210vgan, New York M D Judd, Ocianecticat
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Dt4le 1 %, Ohre co, Pa John J Hare, Peausylile
of i , Tl „gmti New York J T Stetter, Wash, D 0
Nl,',._"vbi Owego, I. Jar W M Swan, Albany, .N Y
V CPO. ilarylend J5l L Onion, New JerseY
wtrt
inil D W Coffin
1 1 „ rt wash, D 0 J [Samoa
w',,our, OBaltieor more getown, DO R Fray, Georgetown, D 0
"vO7,
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L'ill I;LOU113 ROTH beetnut street, Mott Third ,
I'tee, Altoona Chile 7 0 Hinkle --""- vl
it .1.. Pelson, TreLtan A I Waehburne, Boston
661 , 0 a N
.11 Beatty, Pottsville
„ leeelereon 08 N W G Beverly, Dayton, 0
4l' atnilli. Ne w York W B Rosenbaum, N J
l't
' " 1 H 0 I Hugh White, Jr, Lamm
ii, , to, aro
• 11,1,ii, NIT York W 11. Donne, VEI N
(1 61 .43 .l 11 Thomas, D 0
11.,,,-,,tto, New Tot k U D Lord, New York
'm %Shear ei ref, Mess
. jt,IONAL HOTRl4...._Baoe t. above Third,
',,lirir, New York JR 0 Trait, Harrisburg
tll,`lirraT, Pennsylvenia W T Wagooselley, Pa
i' „..,rdivell .Tunkhanno c k 'W H Miley, A llentown
t”I Railer, Lebanon Geo P Reigbard, Pa
ull! Btliusgrove iiir liongenbuger &d, Pa
TUE UNION—Arch etreet, above Third.
T S Luccock, Ohio A Brown. Princeton
Qulg 7 ey, Penn% jruhr. Quigley & la, Pa
Bwearenger, Ohlo Jos Schmidt & la, Pittab'g
Mire S Grubb. Allegheny E Damon, Delaware
John S Wallace, Lane co Mies Him% Maireillon
Ellen Wilson Haarillon John F Tobin, Virgini 4
Senil E Itledear. N J Henry W Band, U S N
A G Myers, U B N J In Roos, Fulton co
T Hooper, Jr, W Chester
BLACK REAR—Third street, above Oallowh ill.
George Andros I' Weikel, Allentown
Chas Harper, Jenkintown Jacot Reed, Penns
B Reed, Pennsylvania S Reed, Pennsylvania
Wellington Kline, Amity v H Hamel, Pennsylvania
Wm Pall, lardlerville A Bachman, Pennsylvania
Semi Shull, Doylestown L Tomlinson, Byberry
Oliver Janney, Newtown Harrison Tomlinson, do
/IMO S Trexler, Yardlayv K Ili Woodward, klontgom
Casper Roads, Somerton Ed w Roads, Somerton
Asa K Jones, Southampton J Vanardsdalen, Sonthamp
N B Vault dadalen, Penns Jae M. Backman' Yardiery
F T Beane, YardlOville Robert Borroughs, do
Thu Wliliard,Yardley villa Isaac Lee. Yardlovville
Jesse B Whital,Northempt Gen K Leven, Reading
W T Sbafer,Ohester Spring', Seneca Fell, Buckingham
George Clemens, Chester Valley
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
W E 0 Bell, Marylend J 0 Burchinal, Maryland
J B Lewis, Del co, Pa Geo Kidd, Penns
Peter Warty, Bolivar, Pa Z Pfizer, Doylestown
Geo D Hodgson, Penna Semi a Wilson, Penna
J A Conner, Wilm, Del J Blakely, Philads
A B Day, Virginia Miss M A Day, Saratoga
S M ti Branitt, Maryland Geo Craig, Wilm, Del
Jae W Mackey, Palma Wm Debree, Doylestown
J P Guire, Penns ,
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth
B It Lin!field, °beater co S A Forman, Virginia
P Martin, Lancaster
F tern s Dayton, Pa H Harper, Newvine, Pa
Band Ri fe, Harrisburg E B Henderson, Lewisburg
Pike B C Banabal, Pa D At Goodwin, Allentown
11 Barclay, Wash, D , Semi Boyd, Lancaster no
Mrs d E Pritchett,Catavissa W Harding & la,Ottester co
LW Pe thine & Is, II A ,J Barton
F Ilicelsir, Pa A M Beers, Ohio
MADISON HOUBZ—Second street, above Market.
Culver, New York W S McCabe, Delaware
tI S Martin, Camden, Del J Comte, Maryland
Mae H Wetberbee, N J M R Bortree, Stroudsburg
W Caweli, Doylestown D B Gowdy, Now Jersey
J Gowdy wf,N J Mrs R B Gowdys NJ
T C Killen, Dover B Ti Blatelyley. New Haven
Brunt Baker, Penis M B Bisbee, N J
F Taylor, Pennsylvania
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Oallowhill.
Gco W Both & wr, N Y H Bowen it wt, N Y
W N Doerle, Goopersburg Geo Dixon, Bethlehem ..
J Smith, Hocks county, Pa Geo W Carver, Books co
BOIL YL3 estou t Bucks co Beoj Beaus, Backe co
T M Diehl, Quakertown
MT. VERNON—Second street, above Arch.
Oct J NPafscn,lleaver,ool T W Itl Pino
fl emith, New Jersey John English, New Jersey
D Blackmer°, New Jersey Airs Bweizer, New Jersey
R M Nirkbride, Pa
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REGRETS OF THE REBELS.
BY TUB BARD Or TOWER EAU,.
When the . 4 Smash" lately took
Their homeward track, with lowered pride,
An officer, with backward look,
Thus to his traitor comrade sighed:
HoW oft, amid our wretched fare,
I've thought of Pennsylvania farms,
And hoped that soon we should be there,
To taste what moat the palate charms,
4; But now adieu thosoluscions dreams
Of fatted calves, and pigs, and fowls;
Tbo vengefrdaword behind ne gleams,
Before us wolf•like famine howls!"
His comrade answered, „ Tee, 'tie true,
We've missed what might have made U 3 fat,
But when these ragged clothes I view,
They wake more dismal thoughts than that.
e. / hoped to see our beet brigade
On Philadelphia plunder fall,
Oh ! what a dash I should have made,
Dressed out in Clothes front Tower Halt!' ,
A stock of ready •made Clothing, like that at Tower
E all, to select from at will, would, no doubt, have been a
bigblyvalued prize in the present condition of rebel
wardrobes; it wee, however, prepared to supply the
wants of our loyal citizens, who' are rapidly availing
themselves of the unequalled opportunity now presented.
TOWER HALL, No. 618 MARKET Street, Philadel
phia. BENNETT & ()O.
jAYNWS EXPECTORA'NT.
All who have used this Standard Medicine for
ASTHMA, OONSUMPPION,
PhONOI3II IS, - PLEURISY,
WIICOPING-00TTGLI, CROUP,
COUGUS AND ()OLDS, HOARSENESS,
Or any
PULMONARY COMPLAINT,
Attest its niefulnees. In proof of this fact we would
state that, for twenty•flve r ears past, the EXPECTO
RANT has been before the public, and that each anc
needing year has added to its popularity, and extended
the demauda, until now It is known and appreciated in
all quarters of the world, and admitted to be the Great
Remedy of the Age for that close of Messes for wbioh
it is especially designed. It should be remembered, too,
that during this period hundreds of other preparations
have been brought to the notice of the public, and,
by extraordinary exertion on the part of their proprie
tors have created a temporary sensation, and achieved
a abort-lived popularity, but having no intrinsic merit
to sue tain them, have einoe sunk into comparative ob
scurity.
It is claimed, therefore, that, having alone stood the
teat of time—the sales still inoreasing—and the direct
testimony of cures effected by its use accumulating
on our hands, the proprietors of the EXPE OTO •
RANT are justified in recommending it to the afflicted
with renewed confidence, not, be it borne in mind,
se a g* Cure-all," nor se being absolutely infallible In
all oases, and under all circumstances, but as the best
coMbination of medicines within the patch of the pub
lic, calculated, in moat casee, to eradicate the various
diseases for which it is commended, and in alt cases to
afford
Attention is a'so invited to the fact that the testimony
to the curative powers of the EXPEOTORANT is not
confined to the illiterate and credulous, but innumera
ble persous of intelligence and character, Clergymen,
Phi eicians, and others, occupying the most , prominent
stations in society, too honest to impose upon others,
and too sagacious to be imposed nvn themselves, not
only use, but recommend it in the highest terms for the
uniformity of its success in all diseases of the Pulmo
nary Organs.
The EX PEOTORA.RT is especially commended to
MINISTERS, TEACHERS, aid others accustomed to
speaking in public, for the relief of Roareeness, and all
Bronchial AIL otions, and for strengthening the Organs
of Bloch.
Prennrul only by Dr. D. JAYNE 6; SON, 242
ORB STAUT Street. 0c4.2t
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
THE BEST DI THE WORLD.
WIILIA 61 A, BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
products a color not to be distinguished from nature;
warranttd not to kjure the Hair in the least, remedies
the hi effects of bad dyes, and invigoratee the Hair for
life. GRAY, MOD, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splepdid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Fold by all Druggists, &o.
WO" The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BA.TCHE
LOB, on the four sides of each box.
FACTORY No. SI BARCLAY Street,
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond Street,)
rofB ly - New York,
S- T--- 1860-X.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
Thei are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They one Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera, and CholeraHorbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They- are the best BIT TEM. in the world. They
make the weak men strong, and are exhausted nature's
great restorer. They are made of pure Bt Croix Hum,
the celebrated Colima Bark, roots, and herbs, and are
taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regrrd to
age or time of day. Particularly recommended to deli
cute persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all
Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H DRAKE
& 00., 202 BROADWAY. New York. se24 tha
GREAT TBIUMPH.—Srgm—
WAY dc BONS were awarded tke first
medal at the late great International Bxhibition, Lon
don. Over two hundred and aixty.nine Pianos, from all
parts of the world, entered for competition.
War erooma at BLASIUS BROTHERS, 1008 OHEST
NIIT 001-lm
UPHAM'S HAIR DrE 38 cents a box
•
—Three boxes for $1; the best In use. Try E. Sold
only at UPHAM'S, 403 CHESTNUT St. ee27.3,0*
MARRIED
WHITE—ALLEN.—At Haddonfield, N. J.. on Oct.
2, HO, by Filen& Coremony,in presence of Oberlee P.
Boduasu, justice of peace, Josiah White, of Burlington
county, le. J , to Mary E. Allen. of Haddonfield,
[New Jersey papers please copy.] *
WA BP—VAN ORORIPT.—On the 2d Instant, by
Rev. H. W. Ducachet, pastor of St. Stephen's Church,
Philadelphia, Mr. John G. Ward, of Burlington county,
N. J., to Miss Carrie 0. Tandegrift, daughter of John
Vandearift, Eeq, of Bucks county. Pa. *
B BOOR E—PLATT —cm the 21st of September IHt,
by the Rev. Andrew 81E6°61110, at 8:113 North Broad street,
Dlr. John Mills Brooke, to Miss Maggie Ann Platt, both
of this city.
DIED.
MILLER —On the 24 instant, Wm. IL, eon of George
and Matilda Miller, in the 19th year of :his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
!myth. d to attend hie funeral, from hie father's residence,
Kr t ewer street, above Norris, (19th ward,) on Ken lay
afternoon, 6th Met, at 1 o'clock, wlthont further no•
tice. To proceed to Odd Fellow' Cemetery. **
WIN DlE.—Killed at the battle of Sharpsburg, Sept.
20th, 1662, George W. Windle, of Go. 0, ( Corn Es.-
ohm Le.) 118th Regiment P. V., aged 21 years.
If it fit bud P, end Those of the family, and the members of
his regiment, aro respectfully invited to attend hie tune.
rot, tient the residence of his father, No. 1210 death
Tenth etrt et, on Sunday, the sth inst., at 2 P. 61 * .
PIOGYOII.—On the 2d !natant, Joseph Asbury
Plegeort, in the 35th year of hie age.
'I he relatives and friends, Eastern Star Lodge, Xo, 186,
of A. Y. M.., and members of the Weccacoe Neglue
Company, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
from his late residence, No. 1213 South Third street; on
Stu day Lfariloou, at 1 a'clock. To proceed to Ebenezer
M. E Charon for interment.
DIN GEE —On the let feet, Edmund blare, in the
021 ) ear ot his aim
ale reialivs s and friendt of the family are ilia pectfully
imp( d to attend his funeral, from MI late residence, No.
934 Norlh Siventh street, on Sunday afternoon, 6th met
at 2 ~'deck, without farther notice. lk
BALDER—On the hattle•fteld, near Sharplharg, on
the riri, of September, John Franklin Bander. age! 19
years
BON TI fd —On ilth.mouth, let, Esther W Bonham,
wife of Jonathan E. Bonham, in the 03d year of her
are. •
DI E IN S.—At the battle before Birdman:4 Dsalel
Diclut., Uo. IJ., 8d Regiment'P. B in the 35th year of
has egg.
Abe t.n the lith ult., at the battle of Antietam, Car
rion.' jer.e R. nicking, of 00. 8., Bd. Regiment P R ,
in the 24 , h yt ar of bhs age, eons of theists Ann and 'ldle
Dielqes.
FORD —On 2d Instant, John A. Ford, Virg Montan..
ant Co. 0 124 h Regiment, 11, 8. A., aged 84 Years. *
WELLS.-On the 17th nit, at the battle of Antietam,
Chatiee K. Wtith, Co. H, Baxter's ZonsTes, 711 Reel •
meal P. .v . in the Mat year of ble age.
VAN A KEN. —On the 29th nit., DIPS ?dairy S, °Meet
daui hit r of George W. and Elizabeth Yea Akan. *
JcsKern, Philedelphid
BOYNE —On 17th vit , of yellow foyer, on board the
St. Lowranc e at Hey West, Fla, Daniel L. Boyer, in
the 21at year of his age, son of Abram L. and Sarah D.
Boyer, of this city.
BRYAN.—On the 18th ult., from wound received in
the battle of Antietam, Corporal John T. Road, Co. A,
4th P. R. V., aged 18 years and 8 months. .
DICK —On 20th ult., at the battle near Shepherdc•
town, George W. Dinh, Co. 0, 118th Regiment, (Corn Ex
change,) in the 23d year of hie ego. * •
'DLAOK AND BEOOND
ING Dress Ulm, just opened I
Black Gros Grains and Yoult do Boles.
Black Taffetas and Gros de Mines.
Black Armures and Venetiennes.
Black Gros dUkosse or Ottomans.
Black and White Taffeta 1.413108.
Black and White Varsoviennest.
Black and White neat Stripes and Cheat
BIISBON & SON,
sta-tf Mourning Store, No. 918 CHESTNUT Street
VYRE &
FOURTH and ABOB STREETS.
OPENING FOR FALL BALES:
Magnificent Bilks.
Idagnificent Shawls.
Magnificent Poplins.
Good Black Bilks.
Richest Printed Goods,
Good Stock of StAeles so2o-t1
rrPHILA. LYCEUM.-MEETINGS ARE
tei Wally bad at 8 R. car. 9th and Spring Garden
etn. every Saturday evening at 73 o'clock. Free. lt*
Tr. CHURCH OF THE NEW TESTA.
MEN T—T. H. STOCKTON, Pastor-Preaching
(1). V ) SABBATH, 10X A. E. A collection for Bent,
liabbath.rubool, &c. N. W. corner GInARD AVENUE
and Thief entb Street. lt*
arST. ANDREW'S IC it R, C H.—T H E
m at Rev Bishop STEVENS will preach in this
Uhurch on Sunday next. both morning and evening. It
cm. AN ADJOURNE ,, MEETING OF THE
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOOIATION
will be btld et tho Booms on MONDAY EVENING next,
Sib !net., at 7,4 o'clock - . Nomination of (Moore. it
ayTHE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE.—
Rev. T. DE W ITT Tr. LJILIGE will 'preach the
secord of the series of sermons on thin subject, SAB
BATH EVENING, at helf.past 7. church, Seventh
street above Brown. Morning service, half- past 10. It*
arsr THE JEWISH . TABERNACLE AND
ITS FURNITURE •IN THEIR TYPIOAIi
TEACHINGS —The next Sermon in this Conran will be
preached in the ORTIROH OF THE EPIPHANY, TO
MORROW AFTERNOON. Service at half Reit 3. It'
[crA. R C 11 -STREET PRESBYTERIAN
011UROH,(ARCH Meet, above Tenth.)--Ber
vice in the limning at IBM o'clock, and in the Evening
at 7,}y" o'clock, EVERY bABRAIII. The Rev. J. B.
PAVIERBON, of Steubenville, Ohio, is expected t 4
preach tomorrow (Sabbath) morning and Evecing. lt*
DCrRE . SOHN H. SUYDSH, OF
Fi3bkill Lauding, New York, will area :Ix In the
Vast Reformed Dutch Oburch, corner of SEVENTH
and SPRING G 11 1 0 EN streets, TO-MORROW, (San.
day) in the Morning at 10X o'clock, and iu the Evening
at 7)4 o'clock.
(IT.PHILADELPHIA TYPOGRAPHICAL
SOOIETY,.—A stated meeting will be held at the
Hall of the Fire Association, FIFTH' and NORTH Ste.,
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
It NVIII. R. JONES, Secretary.
rrrSI'IIiITUALIS3I.—DR. CHILI/ WILL
lecture et SANBOM-STItEIiT HALL on SUN
.I)e.Y, et 10,14 A.. 11, on Tim Wants of Humenity,' ,
and Dlr. BfEblN will lecture at 7l P. Pd. Admiral=
rive Cents. . ' .
o REV. W. E. BOARDMAN WILL
preach at Rey. Dr. Wylle'e Church, BROAD
Sine, below Spruce, TO-MORROW (Sabbath), at 4
P. IC Subject— , . The 'Voice of God to tie To-day." *
TrHOIVICEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, 1118
CUTHBERT street.—Thls institution hill() w open
for the reception of hick and wounded soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the most comfortable
manner, free of charge. B. F. GLEN'S,
ocd.ti Sec , y of Board of Managers.
TrEASTERN STAR LODGE, No 186.
The odious and members of EASTERN STAB
lAIDGE, No. 186, A. Y. M. ' oad the members of the
Order generally, are fraternally invited to meet at the
Nall, OHESTN DT street, TO , MORRO W, Sunday, at 1
P. N.. to attend the Funeral of their late Brother, JOS.
A. PIDGEON.
By order of the W. N.
11* GEORGE P. LITTLE, Secretary;
TrTHE PRINCIPALSHIP OF THE
MO/SR ..)E GIRLS' GRAII9IAR BOHOOL (11th
btCtion) being vacant, the Directors intend holding an
Examination of applicants for the poaltion, who will
address the undersigned, until the 10th October, HU,
'staling name, age, experience in teaching, whoa, where,
and in what position ; also, reference as to qualification,
&c., &c. Notice of the, examination will be given to
Imitable applicants.
JAMES FULTON, Chairman,
oc4 era w St* 424 WAL NU r Street
TrCONCERT HALL-WEDNESDAY
EVENING, OtHOBES S. Rev. JOHN WA.LIi-
NS. JACKSON lectures by public request. Subject--
Our Nation ; its Peril. The President's Proclamation
the Path of Honor, of Right, and of Safety
Tickets 26 cents. For sale at T. B PIT ;H'S, corner
SIXTH and CHESTNUT, CONTINENTAL, and at the
Ticket Office of the Hall. oc4
• ARMY COMMITTEE'S 1? FT Y-
U,3 first meeting in aid of our ham Soldiers will be
in the FiRaT PRESITS 'FERIAS 0 UR.till (North
falk Liberties). BUTTONWOOD Street, below Sixth,
TO MORROW nudty) EVENING, at 7) o'clock
The pastor, Rev. T. 3. Shepherd, will preside. Ad.
dresses by GEO. H. STUART, Esi., president of the
Christian Commission; also, by Rev. W. E. BOA.IID.
MAN and Dr. U. A. KINGSBURY, delegates of the
Commission to the recent Maryland battle.fields. Dr.
Kingsbury will speak specially in reference to the Corn.
Exchange Regiment, as he was near the scene of con
flict and ministered to the wounded. The statements of
these brethren are of thrilling interest, and should enlist
the sympathy of all in the work of the Commission.
Delp is still much , needed. Let all come. A collection
will be taken. ]t*
FRAr4KFORD, OCT. 3, 1862.—THE
(1.3 Ladies of Frathford and vicinity wl l open a Fair
hi the Odd Fellows' Hall, on MONDAY, October 20, to
continue during the week, the proceeds to go towaede a
rraaktord hospital, if the Government locates one. If
not, a committee wilt take charge of the funds, and wait
upon the soldiers daily, at other hospitals, and contribute
to their immediate wants until the tunds are exhaustal.
Dr.tatione thankfully received, to be left at bliss Butler's
schoolroom, Lyceum building, or at the hall during Oa
week of the Fair. _ .• ' •
-- --
By order of " 'LAT' LL IFILL, President
1. B. BUTLER, Secretary. 004 2t*
n - . STATE BANK AT CA lIDEN, OCT.
u 5 ...3" 3, 1862. '
9be Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FIYE FEB ()Eh T. for the last six months, payable on
demand, clear of United litates"tax •
oc4-31* TRO. ACKLEY, (lathier.
arOFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE
IlkiStaltdiCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24, 11362.
An election for TEN DIENOTOR3 for the ensuing
year, will be held, agreeably to charter, at a general
meeting of the Stockholders for that purpose, at the
Office of the Company, No. 435 and 437 OtIEVNUT
Street, on HONDAS, October 6th, 1862, at 10 o'clock A.
- J. W. MoALLISrEE,
ee2s-10t Secretary pro tent.
TO THE ELEC FORS OF THE
11,3 FOURTH_ 001iGitEd$IONA. DISTRICT'.
rELLOW•CITIZENS : Ely name Is before you as a
CANDIDATE FOB CONGRESS. lam in favor of em
ploying all the resources, and concentrating the energiee
of the people, in order to put down, in the most speedy
manner, the present wicked Rebellion.
The restoration of the Federal Uniot le, with me, the
one paramount object, and not to save or deetroy Sla
very. Being an unconditional tridon man, I shall, if
elected, devote my -energies to the support of whatever
[resumes dad] seem best calculated to secure the triumph
of the National cause. .
'Fellow-citizens, the issue ie in your hendS. Conscious
of tut one desire, the perpetuation of the American Re
public, should I be called to public or remain in private
station ' I will always be found among those who are
loyal to the Government, faithful to the Conetitution,
and devoted to the Union.
11* JAMES B. NICHOLSON.
ErrWHO IS THE TRUE MAN?-THE
following Resolutions, with others, having been
adopted by the Senate of this State as expressive of the
sentiments of the people of Peuneylvania, were eubmitted
to the House, January 22,1861, after South Carolina had
['seeded from the Union
4. Resolved, That the constitution of the United
States of America ccntsius all the powt re necessary to
the maintenance of its authority, and it is the solemn
and most Imperative duty of the Government to adopt
and carry, into effect whatever measures may be neces
sary to that end ; and the faith and the power of Penn
ey Ivania are hereby pledged to the support of snob mea
sures, in any manner and to any extent, that may be re
quired of her by the constituted authorities of the United
Stately.
6. Resolved, That all plots, conspiracies, and warlike
demonstrations against the United states, in any section
of the country, are treasonable in their character ' tins
whatever power of the Government is mcessary for their
suppression should be applied to that prirpOse without
hesitation or delay.
On the question, Will the House agree to the same?
the yeas were OS, the nays were 19 Amongst the names
of those who voted against each resolution is that of
GEORGE W. )3. SMITH, present caudida'e for Senator
from Fourth district ? (see Lfgtstative It?cord for 1861,
page 171,) while the same resolutions were supported in
the Senate by GEORGE CONNELL. (See Legislative
Record, page 89.)
The question now is, Which of these two members
represented the loyal people of Philadelphia by hl ac
tion on this occasion, and who is now best entitled to their
confidence? li*
[a. COLONEL RIDDLE'S 'LETTER
the Bul/etin, and other Repnblican newspapers, are
fond of referring tots. Colonel B:ddle's letter' , as some
thing very heinous and terrible. Perhaps it seemed so at
the time it was published, for it was the first bold utter
ance against the corruption and favoritism by which the
strength of the nation was paralyzed and its life-blood
drained, at the most critical period of the war, But nub
segtunt developments so far exceeded anything that Col.
Biddle Bard, that now his letter seems only the recital of
facts known to everybody. If this be not so, let some of
the hepnblican j.munele publish the letter,or at least ex
tract some live or passage without garbling or misquoting
it. 7be Bulletin says that Colonel Biddle oalled the war
.. a black lieentillcan. job." Not very likely this, as he
has take taken the field in this very war. As some
reader may like to see what Colonel Biddle really did say,
we quote the passage. Who will now deny a word of it 'I
We would give the whole letter, but it really seems to us
to have in it nothing but what is now said daily by can
did, honest men of every party. The letter was published
in the journals of November 28th and 29th, 1881. Speak
ing of the administration of the war up to that time,
Colon)! Biddle said :
When the national flag wee struck down at Charles
ton, ford the national capital was threatened by Secession,
the North rose like one man. The world saw with aston
ishment the grent uprising of the people; Europe pre
judged the Issue in our favor ; yet, as if smitten with
blizdness, the Republican leadere"seem striving to waste
and dissipate, 'Wetted of to eelze and nae, the noble ma
teriel for great armies which was, with ecarcely any
limit, placed at their disposal. The soldier who Offered
himself for the public service found that be must ear
wig politicians before he could be allowed the privilege
to fight or die for his country. Men began to say that
the war was to be made a , black BePahlican lob.'
‘, Politicians were mot at the head of troops—polifi
clans who thought that to wear lace and feathers and
to pocket pay WSJ! the whole duty of the officer — feasting,
and frolicking and speechmaking took the place of
training and discipline; and, while the officer spouted
end revelled, the rank and file were robbed of their that
right—the right to skilful guidance and instruction.
The nine were nominally put into the hands of a vene
rable chieftain; but every politician, every' able editor'
took a pull at them, till they upset the coach.
' , Amid shouts of On to Richmond,' the North, with
its teeming population ' found itself outnumbered at
every point of conflict, and the battle of Ball Run
proved that the Administration bad known neither its
own strength nor the enema's. Where, then, were our
legions?' we may well ask of R. Bnt the battle of Ball
Bun was not without eta fruits tor us."
All this wee true, then ; unfortunately it did not then
cease to be tree. Again and again, through the extra
crdluary management of this war the North, with ite
teaming population. has $ 1 found itself outnumbered at
every point of conflict "—Constitutional Union. 11
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
are made day and evening at 922 CHESTNUT
tiar.a.et, by JOHN L. CAPEN, Buccaneer forSO WLER,
WELLS, & CO. se26 -3tisocl,4
DEPARTMENT OF SUBATEYS, (sF..
FlOll OF TWO CHIEF 'ENGINES& AND
SIUSYEYOB, PITILAMBLIIIA, September 2, 1862.
NOTlOB.—Duplicate Plans of the Line and Girth••
Regulations of the First, Second, Third, and Fourth
sections of the Twenty-fifth ward, lying between west
=Wand street and Frankferd creek, and Frankford
road and the Delaware river, are now prepared
at d deposited for public inspection at the office
~f ISAAC SHALLOBOSS, Surveyor and Renulator
of the Tenth Survey District, LYCEUM BUILDING,
FRAI;KFORD, and at the office of ibis department,
()ITT BUILDING, FIFTH street, below Walnut street;
and the Board of Surveyors have appointed fIIONDAY,
October 6th, 1862, at 11 o'clock A. DI., to consider atty.
et jectione that may be urged thereto by any citizen late
- rested therein.
BTRIIKLAND KNEVSS,
805,20,0c4 3t Otdat Sogineor and Surveyor.
THE 'PItESB.--PHILA.DE : LPHIA, SATITRIjAY, OCTOBER 4. 1862:
carNATIONAL V.NION NOMINATIONS
"NO PARTY BUT -OCR. COUNTRY."
STATE OFFICERS.
Auditor General.
THOMAS E. COCHRAN.
Surveyor GeneraL
WILLIAM B. ROBB. -
CONGRESS.
•
First District—
second District—CHAßLES O'NEILL.
Third District—LEONAßD MYERS.
Fogies District—WlLLlAM. D. KELLEY
Fifth District—M. RUSSELL THAYER.
'at moderate przces, and always have a LARGE
SENATOR.
Second District—JACOß E. RIDGWAY.
Fourth District—GEOßGE CONNELL.
ASSEMBLY.
First District—WM. FOSTER.
Second District—MOßTON A. EVERLY.
Third District—THOMAS T. WILLS.
Fourth District—SAMUEL J. BEAT'
Fifth District—JOSEPEL MOORE.
Sixth District—CHAßLES M. OLINGAN.
Seventh District—THOMAS 000IIRAN.
Eighth District. JAMES N. KERNS.
Ninth District—JOHN A. BURTON.
Tenth District—S. S. PANCOAST.
Eleventh District—FßANKLlN D. STERNER.
Twelfth Cistrict--LITRE V. SSTEPHIsI.
Thirteenth District—JAMES ROLA ATE.
Fourteenth Distrtct—ALEXANDER CUMMINGS.
FifteenthDistrict—WlLLlAM F. SMITH.
Sixteenth District—EDWAßD G. LEE.
Seventeenth District—CHAßLES F. ABBOTT.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
District Attorney.
WILLIAM B. MANN.
Prothonotary of Court of Common Piece.
FREDERICK G. WOLBERT.
CITY OFFICERS.
• Mayor,
ALEXANDER HENRY
City Solicitor.
F. CARROLL BREWSTEIL
City Controller.
JOSEPH R. LYNDALL,
Recei.Ter of Taxes.
JAMES 0. KELCH.
City Commissioner.
JOHN GIVEN. saute
ry7. TO THE CITIZENS OF THE FIFTH
CONGIRESSIOBAL D;STRIOT.—Having been
nominated for Congress by the National Union Conven
tion, held at Doylestown, on the 23d September ' I will
have the pleasure of ad?ressing the citizens of the District
as follows :
— ineeday, September SO, Rising Sun, Philadelphia
county, at o'clock P. M.
Wednesday, October 1, Ed'meanie Bucks county, at
1 o'cloch P. M.
Thursday; October 2, Newtown, Backs county, at TX
o'clock P. H. •
FiMay, October 3, Black Hone, Bucks county, at 73‘
o'clock P. M.
Natutday, October 4, New Rope, Bucks county, at 7X
o'clock P.
Moeda'', October 6, Bustleton, Philadelphia county, at
7X o'clock P. M.
Tuesday; October 7, Bridesburg. Philadelphia county,
at 7X o'clock P. M.
Wednesday, October 8, Germantown, Philadelphia
county, at 7X o'clock P. M. -
Thureday, October 9, Quakertown, Bucks county, at
7X o'clock P. M.
Friday, October 10, Richmond, Philadelphia county,
at 7% o'clock P. M..
Saturday, October 11, Bristol, Bucks county, at 7%
o'clock P. M.
Monday, October 18, Prackfcril, rhilaielphia county,
at 735 o'clock P. 111,
X. RUSSELL Th fit Et.
TAKE NOTICE.—THE UNDER.-
11,3 SIGNED intend making application to the Board
of Wardens, at their next stated meeting on Monday
beSt, oth Blatant, for the extenelon and widening of their
Pier, fait above Pine atreet, in accordance with the
plan depcoited in the office. " JOHN' B. PENROSE,
JOHN BURTON.
Philadelphia, October 2, 1862. oc3-3t*
n(rAVIS Alla ELF GANTS.
PAUL ANDMOT, Gerand de la malson
ne Palilenrs de MR. GRANDVILLE SPOKES, 009
OBEBT.NUT Street, Philadelphia, a Phonnenr de pre
venir see nombreux stale et connsissances qui Pont deja
favorlse de kur clientele, (siusi que lea etrangers,)
vient de regevoir de Paris et Londres lee modes lea p!us
rerentes Cl les inieux ponces pour la nelson d'biver.
Mr. Grandville Stokes a mis a sa disposition les etoffes
les plus belles, et les meilleures qualites, des premieres
manufactures &Europe.
Lee militairee, anal quo les faders de torts grades y
trouverons les =enlarges (mantes d'etoffes a des aria trig
modems. Velegance de sa coupe, sing quo le cachet de
distinction qui la caracterise est deja trop corn:in du rub
lic, pour en renonrelles leur merites. se27.lm
MILITAR Y .
tHEADQUARTERS KEYSTONE
ARTILLERY 00BPS —A meeting of the Corps will . '
be held THIS EVENING at eight o'clock, at the Ar
mory, No. 808 FILBERT STREET, on important
business. Those desiring to conr. act themselves with tho
Company are incited to attend.
11* HORACE FRITZ, Secretary.
BOARD OF TR - ADE RIFLE
REGIMENT, 156th Pennsylvartia' Volunteers. Col.
- CHARLES ItaiNENWICIN. Headquarters, 533
CHESTNUT Street
This is the only now regiment that is accepted by the
War and State Department, and has mustering orders.
It will go in camp at once, in the neighborhood of the
city ; camp equipage,' &c., has already been furnished.
oc4, St*
111 ATTENTION, CO. E, 341 REGI
MENT U. B.—The members of Company E who were
with the company at Camp Brandywine are requested
to meet et the ABiIIORI , THIS (Saturday) :I),VE N
INC, October 4, 1862, to participate in the reunion of
the members. Its
IIIU.IiT DELAWARE.—VVanted ) 10
.
more recruits for Battery F, 3d Artillery ( heavy)
$165 Bounty ; $9O cash before leaving the city. Pap,
rations, and uniform from date of muster. Inquire
at 909 011ESTBITT Street, (op stairs )
J. A. BLAKE, Captain Oommsnding.
oc3 st* FREDEBIOK W. BEERS, lat Lieut.
152 d PENNSYLVANIA FOLUN
TEERS.—Good Men are wanted for BATTERY L,
of this Regiment. For particulars, inquire at Head
quarters of Battery L. 230 HARMONY street, Philo,
delpnia, and 441 ST. JOHN street.
Captain OBE PH W. S AIsTAERS ON.
let Lieutenant—AßNOLD ANGEROTH.
9.d Lieutenant---SERVETES HAWK. no23=l2t*
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY AND NAVAL GOODS.
GOLD LACE,
PASSANTS AND CAP DEVICES.
IMPROVED PATENT FILTERERS.
OFFICERS' GUM CLOTH OVER
COATS.
BRASS, STEEL, AND GILT SPURS,
AND
Military and Naval Equipments
IN GENERAL.
EVANS & HASSALL,
No. 418 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
oc4 6t
GEO. W. SIMONS & 13R0.,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
SANSON-STREET HALL, SANSO lit STREET,
ABOVE SIXTH, (Bp Stsim)
SWORDS!
INFANTRY, CAVALRY,
MEDICAL, Eta.
BELTS AND SASHES,
SWORD-KNOTS AND COVERS,
SHOULDER STRAPS AND BIILITABY BADGES.
PRESENTATION SWORDS MADE
TO ORDER.
aug.sw 8m
MILITARY TRIMMINGS
BRASS KNAPSACK TRIMMINGS, U. S. Regula
tion, with Buckles, in complete sets.
ROLL ER BUCKLES, %-inch, for Haversacks.
BRASS INFANTRY ACCOUTREMENT MOUNT
INGS, in complete sets.
BRASS HAT ORNAMENTS, Eagles, Bagleli, Trum
pets, Crossed Sabres, and Crossed Cannon.
BRASS LETTERS and NUMBERS.
BRASS CAVALRY BELT MOUNTINGS.
BRASS INFANT aY do. do.
BLUED CAVALRY MOUNTINGS, U. S. Regale
lion, in sets, complete, including Saddle Tree,
Picket Pin, Lariat Rope, Curry Comb, Horse
Brush, and Spurs.
BRASS SCREW and STRAP SPURS, for Officers.
BLUE, SCARLET, and GRAY BLANKETS, for
Officers and Privates.
For eale in onantitiee, and of the best Quality, by
W. P. WILSTA.CII &
ati. NORTH THIRD ISTRERT,
ae2B.lre* - Philadelphia.
OFFICERS' MILITARY EQUIP
.," MENTS.—Baddlee, Bridles, Valises, Haversacks,
oleten Ilnapeacka, at 81.011Elt 84 BROS.', 720
6I R
NET Street. oc4.4t#
rpENT-BUTTONS AND SLIPS, U. S.
1 Standard, manufactured and for sale by
J. P. GEED,
Corner of THIRTEENTH and ITOBLE Streets,
56 26.ini0* Philadelphia.
BRASS GROMMETS for Army Man
kets and Leggings, manufactured and for gale in
any quantity at SIXTH and COLUMBIA.
se2s-Imp B. WINS.
MILITARY. CLOTHING.
WIDE -SPREAD REPUTATION.
There no house in the United States that
has as wide-spread reputation for getting up
MILITARY CLOTHING as ROOKHILL
SON'S, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street.
,Besides being thoroughly acquainted with
•
the business, they are prompt to fill all orders
19rTOCIC OF MILITARY GOODS ON "HAND.
WE SO. ifif
•
REIMER'S IVORYTYPIIB approach
I IA , Perfection as near as mortal ellorts cam Vow
plexion, bair, eyes, and drape y, are imitated in an awn
trate and. artistic manner, by- able lutists. SEOOND
Bin et, above Green. ,
LIQUEURS. 50 oases assorted Li
gum% itust meived per 'ship Vandal's, from Bor.
demix, and for mils by
TAMBISTOHZ &
mei 202 & 204 South FRONT Stmt."
MILLINERY GOODS
1862 FAIL. 1862
WOOD & CARY,
tiIIOOESSOBS TO LINCOLN, WOOD, & NIOHOLS,
Have now in store a
COMPLETE STOCK
OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
OONSISTING OF
Silk, Velvet, and Colored Straw
BONNETS AND HATS,
French Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, &e.,
To which they respectfully Invite the attention of the
former patrons of the House, and the trade generally.
sei3.2m
rpuos.-11,..E.,NNE.p - Y &BRO.
729 CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW EIGHTH.
HAVE. NOW READY THEIR
BALL IMPORTATIONS OF FRENCH
FLOWERS, FEA'1 1 1-lERS
AND GENERAL MILLINERY GOODS.
oats-am
e ie FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
ItOSENHEIM,,
BROOKS &
,
431 MARKET STREET,
NORTH BIDE,
Have'now open for their
FALL SALES
A LARGE AND HANDSOME STOCK OF
FALL MILLINERY GOODS,
CONSISTING. OW
RIBBONS, VELVETS, SILKS,
FLOWERS,
STRAW AND'FANCY BONNETS,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY,
To which the attention of the trade is
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
BONNET OPENING
FOR
FALL AND WINTER',
THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1862.
WOOD & OA.RY,
No. 725 CHESTNUT Street.
L&TE LINOOLN, WOOD, Sc NICHOLS.
seSO-6t
,* \ FALL AND WINTER MILLI
.I,7EDY OPDNING.—Miss S. T. MORGAN, 408
Attul:l Street, will open TRU DAY a splendid stock of
irasbionable Millinery for the wholesale and retail trade.
oe2.Bt*
MISSES O'BRYAN, 1107 WAL
NUT Street, will overt PARIS MILLINERY for
the Fall on 'THURSDAY, October 2, 1862. ocl.lBtit
e ila BONNET AND BAT FRAMES,
.pkv PATTERN BONNETS, AND DRESS OAPS.—
abe beet blaes to buy a Full Assortment, at Wholesale
Cash 'Prices, Is at MORGAN'S MANUFACTORY, 408
AROft Str. et. se3o.lm*
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
NC'S: l& 3 N. SIXTH STREET.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
SUCCESSOR TO
J. B. MOORE
1
Importer and manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Ooneiating of
Gents' Wrappers, Linen and Silk Hdkfs
Gents' Slllllndershirts, Nock-Ties, Stocks,
Gents' Merino Undershirts ; Hosiery, Gloves,
Gents' Merino Pants, Suspenders, &c 50.
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
Euckekin Shirts and Drawers.
Improved Pattern *bins, warranted to fit and give
satisfaction. oc4-6ca
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
CLOTHING CHEAP FOR CASH!
The beet Oce in Philadelphia to obtain well-made,
good•stileg, durable
CLOTH LNG,
CWTHaNtir.
CLOTHING
CLOTHING-,
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
AT. REASONABLE PRICES,
AT , REASONABLE PRICES,
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANI, MAKER & BRO WN'S
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH AND MABEE I',
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET,
SOUTHEAST CORNER. SIXTH AND MARKET.
P 8.--Wanamaker di rtrown's Oak Hail Clothing
Establishment, at Sixth and Market streets, is NOTED
for weil.made, rod-fitting, durable . Clothing, at ant
sonsamn prices.
gar Wanamaker & Brown have an immense stook of
Fall and Winter Goods, bought early in the season at
low priced FOR CASH, which will be sold CORRESPONDING
LY CHEAP.
la - CUSTOMER WORK WELL DONE AT EXTRA LOW
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
0. SOMERS 82 SON,
No. 625 CHESTNUT STREET,
UNDER JAYNE'S HALL,
Have now made up for sale an entire'new stook of
FINE CLOTHING.
Also, a full assortment - of MOTHS, CIASSIBIEBIGS,And
TESTINGE, which they respectfully Invite the public to
examine before purchasing elsewhere, se27tde3l
LADIES' FURS.
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 ARCH ST., BELOW EIGHTH,
IMPORTER AND MANI:IPA° rIIII/IN
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
.Ny assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Children
is now ounriste, and embracing every variety -that will
be fashionable 'during the present season. All sold at
the manufacturers'. prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me a call oc3.4mtf
SILK AND DRESS GOODS.
FALL STOCK
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
A. W. LITTLE & 00.,
se2s-2m No. 325 MARKNE BT.
$5OO REWARD !—LOST, on TUES
DAY, September 9, Three 7.30 MBA..
Bala NOTES, coupons attached, 'Numbers 31,568,
31,039, 31,670. All parties are forbid negotiating said
Notes, as notice has been given, and payment stopped
at the Treasury and att Sub-Treasury Departments.
- g5OO 1N GOLD!
Vill be paid by the uni.ereigued for the return of, the
Notes. - B. F. GALL&GIMR,
No. 281 North THIRD Street.
Philadelphia, Oetober 2, 1862. 0c2.1.8t*
A SEVEN-OOTAVE $4OO
• - BOETINVDOD PIANO FO 6E2oo—Payable
in easy sums of Tbreo Dollars per month.
The- public will please take notice that the books of the
PHILADELPHIA MUSIC/AL h&FINDS AND LOAN
SODIETY are now open to receive subscribers to a
Fourth Series The first distribution of Seven-ootave
Botewood Pianos for this eerie! will take plan at the
Office ' No. 1021 cussTnur Street, on TUESDAY,
October 2862, at 3 o'clock. Circulars, giving the
full plan of operations of this highly beneficial. instita
lion, can be had by apPls leg to the Secretary of the
Society. H. W GB AY. Secretary,
Office, 1021 CHESTNUT Street
az WHITE RYE, OF SUPERIOR
qn Any, for oohs by D. LANDRETH & SON,
LA. . 21. and 23 Sontb SIXTH Amt.
TIMOTHY SEEA:
,EXTRA
eabok CLEAN i Ior ialeby :
D. L &NDBETH & SON,
21 and 23 &nth SIXTH Street.
LADIES' AND GENTS' Hair Dyed
and Sbampooed at the Bathing Saloon, FOURTH
and BRANOH. -
i rILD GOLD- AND SILVER
bought at SOUTH'S Jewelry Store, 316 Fl Fra
Street, below Sarum , oe3-2t*
CHAMOIS SKINS ASSORTED
1.1 sizes, for aide by the kip or quantity.
B 04e.N.FORN,
49 North FROM f Street.
003 3t
T_T EMETICALLY Sealed Goode, for
41- Sale by RHODES & WILLIAMS, No, 107 South
W ATER Street, consisting of
Preeb Peaches, Fresh Blackborrleo,
4 'Tomatoes, gi Pine App'e,
" Corn, " Apple,
4 ' , Peas," eats of all kinds,
6 1— Qttin bleats
eti; 'Poult 11 ry 14
" Pears, &mei 44 14
Muahroorea, •
41. Strawberriee, Sardineg
Also, Orono & Blackwell , ' Pickles, Arneticau Pickles
and Sauces, Oatinas, ;ethos, Fruit Syrups, Preach him.
lards, Billish Mustorda. _ oc2-tt
RETAIL DRY . GOODS
HE =, NEW MOURNING STORE"
11 NOW OPEN AT
No, 926 CHESTNUT STREET,
EVERY VARIETY OP DEEP MOURNING
AND
MOURNING BONNETS.
cia-tbatuat
M. NEEDLES,IO24 CHESTNUT
I
A. Street, offers 'novelties as tedlovis Beal Pointe
Lace Collars, $1.26 up; Beal Yalencienne, 50c. -up;
French Guipure, 60a. up ; Beal - Thread, 60c. up ; sets in
all - of the above at proportionably low rates. seal
Thread Veils, large size, $2 up; Beal Thread. Barbee,
Mc up; all Linen Handkerchiefs, 20c. up; Broad Here
do. 26c. np ; Bi cakfest sets, 60c up. and a complete as
sortment of Linens, Laces, White Goode, mid Einbroide
rite, at very low prices. Ptircheeers will lied it to their
advantage to call at E. X .NEE DLBS',IO2I ORBS I'HUT
Street.
B --Made up sets Sleeves and Iter.dkerchiels innevi
s'yles. , 0c.3-6t
9 CASES SOLID Fli 'D SILKS
ft/ Solid Brown Figured,
Solid Blue Figured,
Solid Green Figured. • •
EYRE & LANDELL,
se24 - FOURTH end ABOH.
VINE BLUE AND BROWN MERI
NOES—
Humboldt Purple Merino:ma,
New Shade Blue Rex-Mom,
Light and Dark Brown Mariam:o.
BYRE L &NDELL,
044 FOURTH wad ABDUL.
COMMISSION HOUSES
ARMY GOODS!
Sky Blue lerseys.
Sky Blue Cassimeres (for Officers'
Pants).
Dark Blue Uniform Cloths.
Dark Blue Cap Cloths.
Bark Blue Blouse Flannels.
White Dornet Flannels.
Twilled Gray Mixed Flannels.
U. S. Reg,ulation Blankets.
ALSO,
10-ounoe and 12 ounco Standard
TENT DUCK.
in store and for aalo by
SLADE, SMITII, & Co.,
No. 39 LRITIA, AND 40 SOUTH FRONT. STS.,
an 27 tau FHISARNEXHIA.
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINGS.
-WOLFE & CO.,
COMMISSION MEBOHLNT3',
No. 132 CHESTNUT STREIST, PfIIfiADELPHIL.
07 - A full assortment of Philadelphia made Oarttets
always in Store. oc2 .2m
COTTON YAR,N.
SUPERIOR COTTON YAIIN, No. 3.0,
FOB EALB BY
FROTHINGRAM & WELLS.
oc2-tf
R IDGWAY, lIEUSBNER & 00.,
NO. 206 CHESTNUT .STWEET.
IMPORTERS OF WOOLENS,
(Sole Agenta for JOHANNT, FEED. EDOKENS,
(MYERS & SCHMIDT, Z&MBONA BROS.. TUN
NIES & CO., and other celebrated reasufactuters,) have
now In store a LARGE STOCK of
COATINGS,
0 E.J OAKI.NOS, Bce.
ALSO,
ARMY AND NAVY BLUE OLOTIIS,
DOESKINS, AND BEAVERS.
se27-e&tbl2t
CHARLES HEUESNER CO.,
16 and 107 READE Street, NEW YORK,
HAVE THIS DAY ESTABLISHED AR
IMPORTING ROUSE OF WOOLENS,
For the gale of the celebrated CLOTHS, &c., of
JOHANNY, FRED. ERMENS,
And several other Manufacturers
Septemberls, 1862
BROWN DRILLS,
OF
STANDARD QUALITY„
FOB BALE BY
WELLING, COFFIN. &
3y19-stathBrn 220 ORESNUT
CLOTH.S„ (3ASSINIERES,
DOESKINS, SATINETS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,,
LINSEYS, TWEEDS,
KBRSEYS,
FLANNELS, and
ARMY WOOT ;PINS.
Tor sale by the package, by
WELLING, COFFIN, & Co
au2B-thetutocl9 220 OHESTITUT Street.
QEAMLE SS BAGS.
kJ 3-Bushel Bags.
12,000 Androseoggin243oinal
.'"
Mark A.
Lewiston A.
Canada A.
Amoskeag Q. • ,
Ozark.
Premium A.
Union A.
Jute, '&c., &c.
For sale, net cash on delivery, by
GBO. GBIGG,
se3o•tf 219 0111111011 Alley
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BLUE COAT- CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE OAP MOTHS. ,
ORY.BLUE OLOTHS FOR OFFIOERS.
MIRY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
WOVE= DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS &ND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND
OBJETIVOS.
For gob by
FROTHINGHAN & WELLS.
• sel.-Iftt
ARMY BpANKETS,
GOVERNMENT STANDARD,
FOR SALE BY
&
WELLS.
AGENTS.
1n29-11
WELLING, COFFIN, Sk 00.
NO. 220 OHNSTNUT OTBNNT,
e e prepared to
OONTSAOT FOR Taxi DELIVERY
OP
ARMY
WOOLEN .- AND COTTON GOODS )
OF
STANDARD QUALITY.
ar27-0m
HAZ ARD, &
HUTCHINSON,
No. 1 1 2 CHESTNUT mom,
COMMISSION 'MERCHANTS
FOR FUR BALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
oak Cm
W 0 0
60,000 Li3S. MEDIUM WOOL,
For cola bi
DECOURSEY & HAMILTON,
237 Chestnut street.
oc &St*
WHITE PRESERVING ; BRANDY.
PURE CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS,
SPICES, &D.
All the requisites for Preserving end Pickling Purposes
ALBERT 0 ROBERTS,
DEALER IN PINE GEOI7BRIES,
OORNER Enml Ts AND
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE SPECIAL BALE
OF
et . the Importation of . '
MESSRS. H. lIENNEQUIN &,
OF NEW YORE.
JOHN B. MYHILS . & CO., Auctioneers,
Will sell
LN MONDAY Dl ' ORNTNO, OUTOBEE eth,
By catalogue, on FOUR MONTHS , CREDIT, a full
tteaortment or
Comprising
t.QUARE AND LONG SHAWLS,
AND
VIENHd 131100@E SHAWLS,
Of beet I:l3fiiiEB. .and in SPECIAL aseortmente, for
PHILADELPHIA MARKEL
AND
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF (MAINE LA:Lt.TE
SHAWLS.
A line of very elegant -
BEAL OASHMIDRE LONG SHAWLS,
Of Pane make, for beet city trade.
t (MARE AND LONG CEL&I.NE LAME,
PARIS RATE BROOHE SHAWLS,
In New and Elegant Patterns.
A complete assortment Square and Long
BLACK THIBET
MERINO SHAWLS,
Wool friegee, tine to extra, extra qualitiee
A choice. limo a
BLACK BROCHE BORDERED STELLA SHAWLS,
Including some very rids goods.
A full assortment of
HEAVY ALL-WOOL PLAID SHAWLS.
An invoice of fine to extra rich all v 00l
FANCY AND SHEPHERD PLAID SHAWLS,
The above of the importation of
fELESSRS. H. HENNEQII & DO.
LADIES' PAIIIS REAL KID GLOVES
Included in the sale of MONDAY, Bth October, will be
found a large a/earn:Dent of PARIS KID GLOVES,
Also, Black and Fancy Gros de Rhinos, Pei& de Soles,
Ribbous, &C.
JOHN B. MYERS & Co.,
FRESH'BOOKS
IN A DAY OR 'IWO.
LES MISERABLES-VALjEAN.
The Fifth and last part cf MOTOR HUGO'S immor
tal French novel, "Les liffserables,l' uniform in Price
and appearance with Ibe previous voluoSes. Pricey pa•
Per covers, 50 rents, and cloth.bunnci, elelant /mac
dor laper,) $l.
Its Charecter, Carter, and Probable Designs. By
OA Rts $
This volume, just published in London, has created ill L'
tense excittment, being the most impartial and philoso
phic yolk yet published on she E taljeol. now, agitating'
this country. Large octavo, cloth bound, price $l.
OLD MERCHANTS OF NEW YORK.
By W ALTER BARRETT, Clerk. A volume of eatertaln.
ing and historical reminiscences; embracing gossipy re
collections and anecdotes concerning nearly every load.
ing merchant and prominent citizen of New York city.
One largo elegant volume, cloth bound, price $1.50.
wig* Copies of ewer' these books sent by mail FREE,
receipt - oroll price, by
CARLETON, Publisher,
413 BROADWAY, cor. LIBPENAIID Street,
oc4•Emetf NEW YORK.
TOWIIBE PRIcES IN THE CITY
, !
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUSIS AND PORTRAIPS.
Album for 20 Picturee, Turkey morocco and c1a5p...151.75
•, 30 $$ "$$ 2 25
$$ 40 $$ cc $$ 2.50
~- 50 Ct it 46 3,00
$$ 60 $ 1 " " 5 00
if 80 41 a 44 5 . 50
" /CO " " " 600
12 t$ cloth, gilt edge 40
Upwards of 100 other styles proportionately low.
Every Alberti 'warranted perfect. and price guarantied to
be lower than at any other store in Philasie'phia, New
York, or Boston.
CARD .PROTOGRA,PRS •OF DISTINGUI3UED
PERSONS,
Nade by beet artists, only 16 cents single, or $1.50 par
dozen.
(lard Portraits from Steel, 10 cents each, or fifteen
for 81 1 1"
A the New Publications of the day, in paper and
cloth binding, sold at Twenty per curt. from publbthere
prices.
Other miscellaneous books and standard works from
Twenty to St„yenty.fire per cent. discount.
PITOBER'n CHEAP BOOK STORE,
oca 3t No. 439 OHESTNII r Street.
HOSPITAIIi bTEWARD'S &N
-. J-1. UAL, for the Inert-net - ion of Hospital Steward&
Ward tdasters, and Attendant& By J. J. Woodward,
M. D. 12mo. $I 25.
THE PATIENCE OF HOPE. With an Introdution,
by John O. Whittier. 75 cts.
COUNTRY LIVING AND COUNTRY THINKING.
By Gall Hamilion. $1.25.
HEALTH: : ITS FBIE :IDS AND ITS FOES. By
B. D. Unsay, X. D.
se27-etplhet
NEW GYELEA-sTICS for Men, Women, and Ohil
!Iron. $L
For sale by WM. S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
se27 606 ODZSTNIIT Street.
TTNQUALIFIBD _P_RAIBE IS BE
STOWED upon REIMER'S OuLORED PHO
TOGRAPHS, for Only' turiform excellence of likeness
and natural coloring, and taste and beauty of finish.
Only EL SECOND Street, above Green. - it*
IAT AB, IM E 8 AND WAB,
V PET.OES, at REIMER' GALLERY, SE IOND
Street, above Green. lon can get a ;lotions lifedilte
portrait at war prices, Go see his life-size oil colored
photographs. They are the wonder as admiration
of all. It*
T,ETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON
A the Last Will and Testament of ELIZABETH
ELLA. GEASBY, late of the Oity or Philadelphia, de.
ceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to the estate of the said decedent are re
quired to make payment, and those having claims or de
mands against the same to make them known without
delay to GEO. L. EAR itISON, Executor,
o 4 set 409 BADE Street.
pi EULADELPHIA, May 24 1862.
JIL I hereby certify that I have been connected with
the sth Massachusetts Artillery Regiment, and in Janu
ary Fast got kicked bye horse on the leg, below the knee,
and was placed in the hospital at Georgetown, D.C., and
the wound became very bad indeed. , White thus confined
With my leg, I was attacked with what the doctors called
Rheumatic Fever, at which lime I took a great deal of
medicine, and was much reduced. In March last I was
brought to'this city (Philadelphia), and placed in the hos
pital, where I remained till the 21st of May, just four
days ago today, when a fellow-soldier took me and in
troduced me to Dr Stevens, N 0.1418 B. Pennitiquare who,
he said, had entirely cured him of very serious &Lent
ties, and who has actually cured me with only three treat
ments of Etectro Magnetism, without a particle of medi
cine. When I went to him I was in great pain, both
from my leg and back ; could not walk without a cane,
and very lame at that; my whole spine exceedingly ten
der, with ranch inflammation and soreness on my kidneys.
The very first Ii eat ment gave apparent relief That, with
only two anbseenent treatments, did me more good than
all the medicines and other applications I had taken for
months before—in fact, cured me entirety; as my pains
are all gone, and my lameness too, and am feeling &st
rata. May many others, aside from poor soldiers, with
aches and pains Ott medicine can't care, go to Dr.
Stevens for relief; for / am quite certain that I !mould .
have Dem confined here still for weeks, perhaps moths
to come, had it not been for bis treatment; whereas I
am now all right, and start to morrow for my New
England home. JAMES M. BURKE.%
het Charlestown, Mass.
VIE AND EAR. -- DR, JAMES
LEWIS, OOUGIST and ASSIST, has again re
turned from his professional tour in Europe. and perma
nently located at No. SST North SIXTH Street. Office
hours from otol2 A. itt., and 2to4P. VI se24 Ina*
AND BEAU— Consult Dr.
Ji../ JAMES LEWIS, whose unremitting success is
meeting with the entire approbation of hie patiente in
Philadelphia. Otlice 337 North SIXTH St. ee3olmer
HARVEY THOMAS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No .312 WALNUT STREET.
Stocks and Bonds bought and acid on commission.
Promissory Notes and Loans negotiated. oc4•lmif
$2,000 AND $3,000 TO INVEST
in MOB rGAGE Securities. either city or
country. Apply to E. PETTIT,
oc2 No- 309 WALNUT Street,
NMI $5,000, $2,500, $2,000,
s V 1.1 5 and $1,500 to invest on Mortgage. Apply
to ALFRED PULER, Conveyancer, No. 51 North
SIXTH Street. od-ot*
this wa
$4,000e em T on i n t i a ,t G E L E O AN B U on M M S :rtge o g f e.
be divided into smaller amounts.
LUKENS I MONTGOMERY,
oc2..tin2tit 1035 BE &OR Street, above LIUBEti.
Q"& TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
civv LUKENS & MONTGOMERY,
pct-ths2t* 1035 BEACH Street, above LAUREL.
WALL PAPER
AT RETAIL.
JOHN H. LONGSTRETH„
No. 12 North TRIED Street.
iteao.6l*
ARCH -STREET CARPET WARE-
OLI)DEN & MICKNER, •
No. 832 ARCS STREET,
SWO DOORS BBLOW RINDS 'STREET,
SOUTH snow,
are now receiving their
FALL IPAPOBTATIONS OR
FORXIGN AND DOMESTIC .
CARPETINGS,
embracing at the new steles, whicb they are offering at
• LOW PRIOEB
se2T• 2in ROB OABEt.
ZINO, ARMY, AND TOILET MIRRORS,
The beet in the world for finish and durability,
Al. 13.
The beet brand Bilk-tnished
VELVET RIBBONS
role Agent, BENJAMIN M. SMITH,
1 55 DUANE Street, near Wed Broadway,
ae20.31n New "tort
A NTI•FRICTION METAL,
Superior quality,
For late by
JAMES YOOllBl, Ja.,
OITY BRASS FOUNDRY, DRINEER'd ALLEY,
Between Front and Second, Race and Arch eta,
eul6,2nt*
AUCTION SALE
SHAWLS,
SHAWLS;
'VERY MCI'
FUBLIA3A.TiONS.
THE SLAVE POWER.
P801"04G-RAPTIS.
LEGAL.
MEDICINAL.
FINANCIAL.
PAPER HANGINGS.
CARP, ETINGS.
FALL MEETING OF THE JAMES
RITIIG ARO Clld
OUTOBER 7,1862.
Swee,potakee far two year olds, one mile out; WO
entrance; six or more entriea to all the stake; three to
start.
SAME DAY.
Match race, mile heats; particulars in hand MI
. _
ts.n.raz RAY.
Association premitun,B2oo • two-mile heats. •
OOTOBIR 8.
Sts - eepstakes for three.rear olds, mile heats;, $lO O
entrance, $26 forfeit; wiz or more to all the stake, three
to start.
Siveeyetakee for three-year olds that have not bee.
trained' or run this Spring; one mile ont, TC'e entrance
'pi a> or Pay
SAME DAY.
seociation premium, $100; heats.
OCITOBP.B 9.
Association premium, Sat 0 • three mite heats,
$6.91E ba.Y.
Hnuricaps for all beaten tiorsee at this meeting, one
mile .out; aseocietion premium, $i00; entrance of in)
to go to the ectomi Met.
The following horses are already oa the 'ground
"Idiewrd,"" Molly Jackwrin," 4, Drum Farris,"
Biackhlid," 4- Bettie Ware," 4 , Wagram," " Etlihibo;
rough," 4 . Oolton,' , 4 , Jessie," " Sunehine," 4 ' 4 West
Roxbury," 4 ' Avalanche," 4 , _Revenge," ~ Bermrer,"
and three cclts of the et lebrated Fashion - - 4, Trove
to) e," s , Cyclone," 44 Blue Ribbon," 44 Acrolite" '4 , Er , ;•
lie Badgers," 4' Elastic," 4, White Oak," w Verge."
Races to commence at I. P. N. prod: ely. - -
Jareesburg beirg a station on the Oamden and Amboy
Railroad, passengera leaving Philadelphia by the 6
line, foot of Walnut street, can return by the same in the
afternoon. ISAAC BUOKBLEW,
cad 3e* Secretary.
A CADEIVIT OF MUSIC; - BROAD
and LOCUST Streets. • -
Leheee and Manager WM. WREA.TLET.
First Appearance, in three leers, of the celebrated
GABRIEL RAYED AND TROUPE.
First Appearance of the World's Wender,
Y OUNG A MERIDA .
MONDAY EVENING, 00T. 6, MO,
Wib be presented the Cornic Pantomime of tlte
WEBB (a comic cbalacter) G&BBEEL RAVEL,
Alter which, tho accaoing Divertiesmeat, entitled
LA INIAJA..
DON BASILIO
LA, M&Jt
To conclude with the
THREE FLYING. TRAPEZE, A LA. LEOTARD: -
, By YOUNG .3.ftIEBICA..
The entertainments will commence with Howard.
Payne's Farce of
'TWAS I; 011, THE Tlttrlll A Lie.
In which Mr. Equate, James Burnett, and ?dim lieu
Weds and other:, will appear.
1N.1.5810N.
Paicusette, Perquisite Circle, and Balcony 50 cents.
Family Circle and Amphitheatre 25 cents.
AUOTIOSZLIt3
Box Book, open tron.C9 A. M. till 4P, M., where seats
can be eecured without extra cloirge,
Pcore open et 7; Perron:mace coturnonee at 734.
- _
USICAL FUND HALL,--QOTTS
ANJL. OILUE,---The public is informed that the
ONLY GRAND CONCERT
cf the celebrated Piaeiet, L. Al GOTTSCHALK., will
taco place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 9, at
the
AltlSl JAL FUND HALL.
Kr. Gottschalk will be assleted on this accaaion by
MRS JRNNY mcaterog,
Te ILmerican Contralto, who will make her first appear.
mice in Philadelphia, and also by other eminent Artistes.
The price of admission is fixed at 50 cents. Reserved
seats 25 cents extra. TIM Sale of Seats to COMM01:100 at
J. H_Gould's Alusic Store, Chestnut etrest, corner of Be.
ven h, on Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Doors (man
at 7,„1i i Concert commencer, at 8. 0c4.4t
CONCERT HAIL.
THE LEO - ETRE ROOM having been completely
ilmodelled and thoroughly ventilated, will be opened for
the first lime this season. and
POSITIVELY FOR TWO WICEE.B ONLY,
OP account of prior orgagements of the Ball.
MONDAY EVENING,- October 6.
CAPTeIN WILLIAMS' •
THRILLING SCENES
In the Lite of an
• AMERICAN WRALEHAN
Doors open at 7; Commence at quarter to 8 o'clock.
rickets 26 mite: Children half price. oc4 2t
MRS. JOHN DREW'S AROII.-
.Ll-1- STREET THEATRE.
Acttag and Stage Mansger .W. 8. FREDERIC/KO.
Business Agent and Treaacrer JOB. D. MURPHY..
OHO LED HOUSES EVERY .1) IGHT.
FIETEI NIGHT OF 11/1%9 BATEMAN'.
TO-NIGHT, 6ATURDAY, Octobtr 4, 1862,
THE ITALIAN WIFE.
...MISS BATEMAN.
....EDWIN ADADIB.
FAZIO
To conclude with
BLACK EYED &HAN.
WALL
Prices as usual.
Beale secured three dye in advance.
Doors open at 7—To commence at 7X o'clock.
WALN UT-STREET THEATRE.-
Sole Lessee...... Ars. M. A. GARRETTSON
Nosiness Agent 1 11 r. JOHN T. DONNRI
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, OCT. 4.
Will be ID , esented the Great Drama, entitled
THE RAG-PICKER OF PARIS.
Jean a Rag Picker ; Sir. E EDDY.
Aftet which the drama of
PAUL JONES. THE PILO V.
Long Tom Coffin Mr. E. EDDY'.
- And the Estee of /CI ON PARLE tritANCALI.
Doorß open at 7—Perfortnance commences at Thi,
aRAND BASE BALL MATCH A:T
'LP the ST. GEORGE'S 01110EE r GROUND. OA
MAC'S WOODS. for the Championship of Pennsylvania,
between the e. Olympic" and Athletic" Clubs, of
delphia. on SATURDAY, October 4th. Gams ro COM
rattle° et 2P. X. Admision free. oc2.3t*
A BEL & CO.'S .STEREOPTIUON.
—ABBE ELUL Y BUILDINGS TENTH AND
CB ESTEDT STREET'S.
COLOSSAL STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
DISPLAYED FOUR HUNDRED SQUARE FBET T
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
A CHANGE OF PROGEA6ItIE RIGKTLY.
Admission 26 cents—Children 10 cents. A package a
twenty-four tickets for $3.
Doors open at 73( ; commence at 8 o'clock.
Matinee on Batnrday at 3 o'clock,
n_RAND FLORAL AND FRUIT
FESTIVAL, in aid of a
SOLDIERS' HOWIE,
Commencing AIONDAY EVENING, September 29, ant
continuing during the week, at
CONCERT HALL.
The Ladies having it in charge intend making it thee
most imposing Fair ever held in this city. Arrangements
have been made with the
PHILADELPHIA (BECK'S) BAND, No. 1,
For every evening during the week. Donations of
Bruits and Flowers will be thankfully received at the
Ban.
TICK T$ 10 mats. For sale at the urinal places, mg
at the Ticket Effice of tho Hall- se24-10t
AENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
'PBX PINE AII.TS,
3025 CHESTNUT STREET,
18 open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. K. till ID
P. EL Admiseion 25 cents. Children half price.
Shares of Stock, $ DI
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS' CER
TIFICATES and other (Maims cashed by
JAMES FULTON',
Military and Naval Agent,
424 WMAPETT Street, Philada.
PENSIONS $lOO BOUNTY, AND
PAY procured end collected for Soldiers, SaFace r
and the relatives or such as are deceased, by
JAMES FULTON, ATTORNE
AT HIS LAW AND 09LLECTION OFFICE, 424
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
For business done in this line charges will be as fol
lows For collecting Soldiers' and 'clatters' Pay lea than.
$5O in amount, $1 when over 850 In amount, 2g per
cent. on the excess. For collecting arrears of Pay mad
$lOO Bounty for relatives of deceased soldiers, 23i per
cent. For procuring POPI3IOIIB, the
_Government fee,
For collecting and procuring such for relatives of de.
ceased soldiers that have volunteered since the 2501
August,' 1862, from this city, no charge, as previously
proposed. JAMES FULTON,
ae2o.tf if 424 WALNUT street, Philadelphia.
a OOD BOY WANTED -- Betweea.
VI the ages of 14 and 18 rears, to learn the Dry
Gocds busiress. Application to be wade in the hand.
nailing of the applicant. Address "D," at this office.
0c4.3t
YATANTED—A MELODEON, for a
T T Church. Address Box 1289, Philadelphia Poet
Office, stating ',rice, size, finality, &c. oc2-7t*
WAN TE D-A FRENCH L A.DY 5
to give 'mons in French and Nuele. No ono
need apply Allierla the has had experience in teaching and
can furnieh satiefactory references. Address 0 P. Q.,
424 South ELEVENTH Street, Philadelphia. se22-11
$l2lOOOl fi WANTED — For four .or
r me m e o t r i tlan
p o u f
n a t. epr o r y
Country Property. worth te B u ,
to E. R. JONES, No. 209 South SIXTH Street. It*
q_,,r mit) A Special Partner, with
T.Jc, VTJ V. from $5,000 to $lO,OOO, will be taken In
au fciaMiEbed cash business realizing from 20 to 30 pet
cebture on the capita invested. Aadreee g , Special,"
office of The Press. oc3.3t*
PLEASPEASANT FECOND- STORY
ANT with board, at
sel7.lm
FOR SALE—CHESTER COUNTY
ream, 80 acres, divided into convenient enclo
sures, near Kennett Square j railroad station on the place
large stone improvements in good order; hydrant and
well water, bath, flee frail, &c. Also, a nice Farm 32
acres, two miles from lquebaroany Station, nineteen milea
from the city, and two miles from steamboat landing.
Apply to E. PE mr,
04 'No. 308 WALNUT Street.
? 1 10"
'CHANGE. Twenty Farms,
of different number of awes, within twenty-five
miles of the +Ai; near railroad stations. Also, for sale and
fxcbange a large number in the Slates of Delaware, Ma
ryland, and New Jersey. Apply to E. PETTIT,
o 4 No 309 WALNUT Street.
AT PRIVATE SALE.—A Va•
En/11E1We Farm, containing one lmodred acres, ettnive
in NoLtgornery county, twelve miles from Philadelphia.
Tide farm le in a superior state of cniticAtion, therefore
melds Lo puffing. Apply
. to WM. R. MACE, Na. 116
FEI BEAL sheet. or4sw 2t*
el , TO LET—A four-story HOUSE,
wixo. 1621 GREEN street, with all the modern im
'novel:Dents. Rent $450. ont-atit•
TO RENT- THE CELE
-,
Ma BRAT= BRE WIEST of the late William 0- Bud .
man, denote; ed, with all the Fixtures, Vats, Tube, Vaults,
&c.
The known reputation of the said Brewery is sufficient
recommendation to insure a very handsome outlay on a
Fowl capital. It le in complete working order, and will
be rented on very favorable terms to a good tenant. Ap•
ply on the pretuiets. : EIL &STE aIC.N.B. Jr.,
oc4 61*• 311 GRlalaillt., Itieventh ward Phiiada.
FOR.. S A LE.—Will be sold cheap the ,
Furniture and unexpired lease of the UNION"
HOTEL, Alt:OH Street, above, Third. The honse is In
complete orderyhtivieg all the modern conveniences, and:
with opacity to accommodate comfortably 225 guests.
For the lard ten years this I outs has been doing a large.
business, principally frcm the States of Pennsylvania,
Ohio Indiana, lowa, Maryland, and New . Jersey. 7.b pardeirwho may wh.h to go into the business, no hotel,
in the city Is better adapted fora safe and profitable bust-
Peat than this home. For particulars, addreps the tiro.
prietor, NftWOONIKEL
Mentory rt aeons given for a ishiog to sell, oot.g;
rIHICKEN SALAD!-HENRY
ll MINTON, TWELFTH Btreet,telow WALNUT,
announces that he has commenced the menufectere of
hie CHICKEN BAL AD, for which be has received Eto
wetly encomiums from the public and the press. The'
eel' ry ir of hie own cultivation, and being of extra quality,
be le thus enabled to surpesi all competitors. A 1.% oct
band, ell the dellesctee of the seasoa. Come and give
tam 8 trtti, 0c2.3.,*
SMILE DA.Y
ANUSEMENTS.
FOUR LOVERS
.... . . G A.B A.VEL.
.11.4R7, ET PI.
J W, WALLAME
PERSONAL
WANTS.
BOARDING.
307 South TRIM. Street.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.