The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 13, 1862, Image 3

Philadelphia Markets.
00T011811 it—Evening.
ierript , o f Flour are ght, mud most holder; are
IP , cdratice on previo li us quotations, The only
s.ilia,erorted ore 1,000 Brandywinewhich is
solo ' no 1,500 We. City Mills and extra family, the
gl r ' l4 : o k t 00 and the latter at $7O 60 If" bbl., arid
toirol,, t , , o pyly the trade, at 56 606/6.02x, for supers
sell I ` 4.s olesil 25 for extras. and PA 60v57,60 for ex
tot. ° lanai lots as to quality. Bye Flour la in
us W
ni4u r' e
. 54 ajr bbl. Corn Meal is steady at $3 12 4‘
_Wheat Is In demand. at fully former rates.
plug busbols at di 86c, for common and
fjirr „, 4 s,ollein red, $1 Pas I. 400, fur Pennsylvwsin add
win stare, and White at $1 6001 CO sir bathe!.
liore rzl iu goc d demand, 8 000 bushels Southern cold at
lb° I.osii Is Witt . ; sales of 300 bushels yellow at 70c
i v pia Oats are arm 1,000 bushels South.
ho poesy .
w hi At 410.
~....F ir44 lig, 1 Queroltron held at $3B 4, ton.
tar. ern
A 0
roi; Is ti mer, end holders are easing an advance
lb on protons quotations.
0 . 6 r
t,
4111., pacei vos,— 1 here is a fair business
qu 100 bhde
hi both
id at sr mind.
0114 40otations
talde New Orleans aCuba
ictom
Oloverseed is wants' at g6m6.12..44 49' bushel
,11.,,FP€—II001nisbels are remotest on private tonne, •
sales of I g .6 6l o l o on bblit are
Is rather more active;
noted et IlberaMo, and dredge arB3o 4f,
. idl os of th Girard Orp tt
titlie to the Vo.
ter e S
Phtledet
B o political or electioneering document. It is
9. 0 you by orphans, who pray that your chg. ,
0 16 '!" rewr need to avail themeelvee of the b:essings
itt°„l,'ord and wit.' appeal to you on your own
to protect the friendless They, therefore,
politioal bias, and to no religions or neetarian
at love of right and bland of wrong which
In' Animate all creed@ One
pending to take away from the city a
Jur,
tat Hirst, who Conducted
I‘ , ft judgment against the city in the lower
' tly the lawyer of the city. lie left the'
. , g t A stfornio
`',.,.vr ell,' solicitor one year ; be brouget suit the next.
• — .. 0 jiliglNClll against the city ao recently an last
er;d. r eeding the appeal to t to Supreme Oourt, he
wile the eminent of one client out of twelve, in
alight be elected tie lawyer of the city
left a lawsuit Mr lyingsl3 000 000
. , ,to re.
'l'olary of sa 600 !I!
liDoir
tit
(0 ,, h e re suitt-d aro on record in the
.tlre. Chestnut err net above Fifth. WeSupreme
beg to
pi 0 1
ost would you think of the lasvyer who, after
?S..4Jltp.m 3 on for tees '
(vide the Oily Record',
y, Holdings ) should sue you next year for
m ucus, locitidltis a large tenet property held
m ir feed and orhan,
" , ,,j If le did iuld thing,°dente
aud proceeded in getting Judg.
you, by the prijudloes of a country court,
~ &elision In the teedi of law aud sea re—aud
: I ;;,p...ded front that judgmon —what would you an.
;;tr 00 lawyer, if, Waling that appeal, he asked
r'oo ,,mtitru your business again?
49 ton comer three enestione—eo y on can vote.
si p?, Chard made Philadelphia the city of his
wpibn Here he =tweed his colonel fortune, and here
ttditti t opected nod beloved.
B} ttr - viii to worded OtoElt handsomely tor his
Throla
wero neither ohildren nor widow,They
- dunder hue will over $l.OO 000. Not content
on tiro. they brought Mend salts against the city, and
...,,,,11,(,,,,,firtibroorwoilrl.ered lands of great.value a..quired after
They surd rot the whole estate and lost It The en.
It th e Unit of the pulled States retailed to break this
nut'slnca will, It was a Model of benevolence It opens
ebb e emige to the Penne, Jeanie pita! of 413,00
Be o ut f r( 0001 cud support to hin black servant. o He
,edit s to the Pennulenn lustitution for the Deaf
old Dumb, LeYO 0700; to
to the Orphan's asylvai
Ppublio eohools $lO,OOO j to
the y, very for the Relief of Dletrueset elan.
01 , of Ship' anti their Widows, $lO,OOO ; for thO Relief of
pxu fin d td.becne, the lu krent of $30.001/ ; to
tw , nib , „ A d, of hie ehips $1.,600 ; to each of his
tostlri4. C 600; and so, providing for every charity
0 fir ,'try clamant on his bounty, he made a devise
t, he do of Bow Orleans to promote ice health and
I ,,,, r oy—end the resides of hie betate, being the bulk
lidsloimps, he devised to the
of
of Philadelphia
w, too to mark his depth of hive for our citizen.
tie pallor of the fund is to purchase f every year
print housekeepers and roam keener.. One
itoproVe ont streets and dietrihute the water," •
Lo thrf ...1J "increase the police force," another object
1 , too Improve the g neral appearance of the
~, ell to ritainish the burden of taxation ;" and,
h , founds the college for " poor white male
1 ?e repot do jostle° to hie noble sentiments on this
t i 'pow more telling than that be need.
it e nti...ilisve been for a loug time impressed with
he i n ,witants ot rdricating the tiler, and of placing
t e nt, 1s the malt eineation of their minds and the de.
Avant ul their moral prlnclpite, above the many
eapfafinaa re which, through poverty or Ignorelooo,
n erpored."
Ines ibur tketched the outlines of this noble will
ibssw Ten how dearly rtepheu Girard had at heart
GU I:I I ilJte cod the Into eats of your city. We feel
wend to revere hie memory , for We have re
orfe the biefeloge of an education provided far in his
I. ELI Fre ra hot equally bound in honor to protect
' Wal you allow the distant relative.. who did
it, 'A kr him is hie lifetime, to carry off tills enormous
co ;mired orphans are now in the 0o)lege. Will
t. turn them into the street; Will yon take
fael from the 46 poor honsa °seers and the poor
Itt pti 5, and will you do this to OGNSO STRANGERS
dolt low] trl
too important a matter to leave to doubt
r.ll fir. Gird discover ti paper or an authortts whloh
tots th citeul'e cam, he is bound, by die oath of
,(Jln Air. desuatue Girard. not to use it. Where a
ais meet needed he cannot Cot. This his card ad-
lit twee.] to you, therefore. to defeat him and rebake
vsnoneted more. We do en tu the ,eme of the
,:stole blessings are enjoyed by this otty. In the
c,ol toe poor, whole try, if nuheeded by you, shall
ah IA Lewd elsewhere, es it cede for vettgeAttoe on,
- .+l , PtP wc&d ♦fleet the bread, the bed, and the school
x; !run the Girard Orphans
RANH 0 1 DONNE&L,
013 &S, T. YIILALItitai,
JOBS
(Joattoitto..-- -
CITY ITEMS.
F¢1:1 LIQUORS FOIt,
1„ H. hboleop, dnior in Vioo Fatally Groceries,
la end Tinth West& hog now In atom the purest end
u; lands of oh! Brandy and Port Wine, by the bottle,
4011;) Bd3red tor modlolnal purposes; also floe
hero vl Madeira Wines.
THE Ph EsIDENV-S VISIT TO THE:
ti hioient !Married from his visit to the Army of the
iolut , late at eight. at Is said that among the results
' del' Maceration' was an earnest expreeeion of
opcsroing the elegance aad exmlienee of the
, L:nc cmtorms made at the Brown atone Clothing
NI at horteill A: Wilton, Nos. 603 And 605 Chestnut
filth, Philadelphia, The Prealdent and
tc , ..w,-,mosal advisors only follow labile opinion in
SILUE 'rn Orr,—The New York?. Shakers
Ir, t T the Prue law, exempt from all military duty, and
'um km the Ovulation of the town of New Geha
pt, :;, Y, a difficulty bee Beaten among them. In
er.t the quota for each town, these non-oom.
itic.o v.. Lot coophiered exempt by the Government
makes them shakers Indeed. Under this
I ' 4 (I iez9e they were told they might hire enbeti
ctll 141 they =eluded they could not.'< hire men to
it . : 1 ' '.ri+et , o(ty doe" not preperve the ehip of State,
all others will go to the bottom, and ad their
!thrf w.ll ealety depend On the maintenance of the
nu m. do Lot we vhy they ehould be exempt. If man
:40 prr tril a their winter Clothing before Bold weather
nil, ue phali ell be " 'halms " Title Can be avoided
:nor TittAraTlSztog Cherie" Stokee' o one price,"
It a couilnentel.
SPECIAL Nomms.
GROVER & BAKER'S lIRW SHUTTLII
iN 'IhO II AOIIINE.—PRIDE, 840.
ni.rgir.t.tion of tailors and other manufacturer' re.
itritt !Le
no or o fast and durable lock ditch innotilne,
dltsclre to our No, 9. Thie is a new and admirable
tOLIO6, operating with the greateet cam and with but
mit ooim. and, although but lately put Into the marker,
mitt Favorite with manufeotarere. It le a
211,0 Wmetbloa, st a low prloe.
No wichlue over Introduced in this city has sold mo
tl F, or given 'lnch universal satisfaction. It is very
ir 'ltiLotlo Motion, easily learned, not liable to get
ci ci uldw', worts with tine cotton, silk, or linen thread,
4 " 11 Y 'WI; and to low Woe at which It le sold Macao
It %IND the math ot all who desire A reliable, Gerrit's
le tasclke.
'GROVER & BAKER 8. &I 00.3
add. if 780 OSIES'ENIIT Street
8- T-1860-X.
DRAKVB PLANTATION BITTIIIIB.
'NT els*, etrengthen, and Invigorate.
Th 7 create a healthy appetite.
Lae ore so antidote to change of water and diet.
Tim orxrcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
T ° 4 el mfigthen the system and enliven the mind.
„ ier
Prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
purify the breath and aoldity of the stomaoh.
Tear cote nispepoia and Constireatiem
Bar curs Dlarrhcee, Cholera, and Cholera Blorbut.
TOY RIM Liver Complaint and various tlesaftebe.
It(t eat the beet BIT TBBS in the world. They
tr the soak men strong, and are exhausted nature's
tat enterer. They are made of pure St ()rola Ram,
Wanted Callsays Bark, roots, and herbs, and are
the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to
Pr time of day. Particularly recommended to deli
W " . Ps requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all
i) ribildltl, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H DRAKE
RI BROADWAY. New York. 11024'
1 1 GREAT TRIUMPH.—STEINWA.Y
& BONS were awarded the FIRST NIED&L
greet International Exhibition, Loudon. Over
ateked and etztrnine Planet, from ad parte of the
7, wood for competition.
Ittruumst at BLASIUS BEOTEEES,IO(XI °HEST-
Ben
00/-Im
B& TORILOE'S HAIR Dra
_ -
TUE BEST IN TPE WORLD.
n
„ BATOHNLOI'S eelebrated Hair Dye
'"'"lg a %tat tOt to be distinguished from eature;
1141 .1 rot to lohue the Hair in the least 'Fremedleil
1. 14.1tKikbal eyes, and invigorates the Hair for
; °RAY ' R IDI or BIIiTY RALE inetantly turns
41 kik, black or growrosaving the Hair soft and bean
kid by all Dniggietc, &O.
tlt
01 -mishit is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHI2-
' th e four sides of each hoz
AOTORT No. 81 BAROLAY Street,
gilt 233 Proadiony and id Road street ,)
iy
UPanu'a HAD, Dyi, 38 cents a box.
'4:IIN
UP/ bozos for 41 the beet we ! . Try ft. Sold
1441 08 i 403 011E13 eNtrr at. 027. Brait
MARRIED -.
4:-,1).?: i- 81 01 11,141-On • the 21st of Aus, 'net t 21;
I , L ightbourn, Mr.' George W. Boyles to fr
alba bltil
w es
211.1,:h--11100 R0880N.-0a the 9th lasteit, by tP,e .
",. 4 /, atin,,,, Mr. Wm D wellen, of Oanaleat.Dl
(I";t.T,,litit start togiriliiipa, of this fait? 'II'
dllo ol`,-Da the 10tb lostnt, by Alge o r t aillll
boiri 41 r. Jane! Lewis to Mn, dary Root, b i 4 of
AtfttoLD-4081tPRB.J-Ori the 9th of July, by Bev.
: sin l , m , r row, b, D , Mr. Loeb; P -Baybold,let
'4,-I.* Rettment, P, - V I to Miesdery '-.T.4ollo:ligt
p tHeibl phi
1 4 Vf lol - 1 0 1111G... 9 00 the Oth lastabi t by ths-Uov,
I„, Ns s tir , ; batnnel Habash to Mee May A. 1 0n 4 09 1
ikti: blip ci ty
r , •
, -. , . .*
f ,,,1,1)h- TLY.-Or t the' Bth - littera. by ' DIY ~ N.
ttv,, 11 .1, Mr Thomas Pollock to disc Ipilzabeth Fib
"441115(1re county. * .
_
4,,„ DIED, ..
.
11,t bi,t•nti Beturder eventing ) of wonotl_i,..ecieledr
tt tv tin of Atutin,tato,
lire
ilobt. J.."...r
..,
en !
P Y i4 BY Itt Iluter's , Fire 4oudrest 7 24 Realm si
b tu : 1 the dlorreor of his age. " .lt
M 1 34, 1C ° WI 1 bo siren of Ws follovol .
4, c, ..—On the event:lg of the Oth instant, Ifti . nr_fl
ltn tt urter of Anthony sod Etteabetth Winfrey, aged la
. .
'4"
4 4 4 "hires end Mends of the femii/ are in Y t . r ted ie la e.
4 , k, lb funeral, from her lather'efreeldetioe•t : I
4 io"„,_,4teet, Glermemeerp, this I Ala 441 11). 171 7 r, :" 2 '
"fork. To protteed to /morel Bill. . -
lITLLETTE.—On the 10th instant, Mr. Thomas Nil
lette, in the 68th year of hie age, many pears a teacher
in this city.
Funeral on Tuesday morning, the 14th instant, at 10
o'clock, from No. 235 North Fifteenth drool. **
ANDERSON.—On the 10th instant. at Oamden•etreet
Hospital, Baltimore, from wounds received at the battle
of Antietam, George L Anderson, of Go. D, Baxter's
Zonavee, aged 22 years.
GA.W.—On the 9th instant, Cornelia, daughter of the
late Wm P. and Harriet Gaw, aged 20 years. *
QUO W.—On the 9th Instant, William Morrie, Non of
John W. and Harsh E. Grew, aged 16 months. ilk
HANES.—On +he 9th instant, Abigail A. Brown, wife
of John Ranee, in the 38th 3 ear of her age. sF
B BDIMAN.—On the 10th Instant, Mies Ann Hardt-
MEM
BlORMAN.—litlled, in battle, at Antietam, on the
17th nit; Sergeant Charles E. Rickman, eon of John
and Elizabeth Hickman, aged 27 years, -
sk
BLACK IRISH PO PL [VS.-Jug t
received, one cue of Pim% celebrated plain black
Irish Poplins. MISSION it SON. Mourning Sore,
oc6 No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
filMiliD3ll ORA vES UN ROLLS.-
..ILA Just received English Trimming and Veil Orapoa,
on roils.
English Crape Voile.
English ()rapes, al, widths and dualitieS.
Largo Crimp °rupee and Vein.
BESSON du SON, Illourniag Store,
oaf, No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
VYRE & LANDELL,
_CAI FOURTH and ARCH STREETS.
OPENING FOR FALL SALES:
Magnificent
Magnificent Shawls.
Magnificent Poplins.
Good Black Silas.
Richest Printed Goods.
Good Stock of Stapler,. 5e2041
500 13O rsntee l. E
t0 8 80 1 :1 ° To 6 bat C o (3 82 f f .: and et)l4llsta
at
lowcr prices than any other house in tae city. A bargain
in Swaim Cigars, purchased at Marshal's dale. WOOD
WARD s GO., 41 South FOURTH Street oct3
NATIONIAL UNION NOMINATIONS
"NO PARTY BUT 0 GB COUNTRY."
STATE OFFICERS.
Auditor General.
THOMAS E. COCHRAN.
Surveyor. General.
WILLIAM S. ROSS.
CONGRESS.
First District— ED WA RD G. W FRB.
'Second District—CHAßLES O'NEILL. •
Third District—LEONAßD MYERS. •
Footth District—WlLLlAM D. KELLEY.
Fifth District—M, RUSSELL THAYER.
SENATOR.
Second District—JACOß E. mot:melt.
Fourth Dietrict—GEOßGE CONNELL.
ASSEMBLY.
First District—WM. FOSTER.
Second Dishlot---MORTON A. EVERLY.
Third Dlettriet—THOMAS T. WILLS.
Fourth District—BAßTEL J. REA,
Fifth District—JOSEPH hIOORE.
Sixth Distrlet--OHARLES R. (MINOAN.
Seventh District—T HO RAS COCHRAN.
Eighth District—JAMES N. KEENS.
Ninth District—JOHN A. BURTON.
Tenth Dietrict-8. S. PANCOAST.
Eleventh District—FßANKLlN D. STERNER.
Twelfth District—LUßE V. SUTPHI.N.
Thirteenth District—JAMES HOLGATE.
Fourteenth District—ALEXANDER OURMINCKI.
Fifteenth District—WlLLlAM F. SMITH.
Sixteenth District—EDWAßD G. _LEE.
Seventeenth District CHARLESF. ABBOTT.
COUNTY OFFICER&
District Attorney.
WILLIAM: B. MANN.
Prothonotary of Court of Common Plena.
FREDERICK G. WOLBERT.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor.
ALEXANDER HENRY
City Solicitor.
B. CARROLL BREWSTER.
City Controller.
JOSEPH R. LYNDALL.
Receiver et Taxes
JAMES 0. KELM.
City Toombs - loner.
JOHN GIVEN. sane
ry-7. NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FIFTEEN CH WARD
STATE OFFIUERS:
Auditor Get eras,
THOMAS E. tioatISAN.
Surveyor General,
THOMAS E ROSS.
Oongress- fourth District,
WILLIAM D. KELLEY.
Senator— tecond District,
JACOB E. RIDGWAY.
Astembly—Tenth District,
SAMUEL S. PAHOOAST.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
District Attorney,
WILLItM. B. MANN.
Prothonotary of the Court or Common Piaui
FREDERICK G WOLBERT.
CITY OFFICERS:
ryor,
ALKEANDER HENRY.
(shy Solicitor,
F. CARROLL BREWSTER.
City Controller
JOSEPh R. LYE HALL.
Receiver of 'saxes,
JAMES 0 KELOH.
City Commissiosser„
JOHN GIVEN.
WARD OFFICERS:
Common Council,
R. W. GRAY.
&smear,
BEDGIAvotx - n-a
—Oita Dir ectors,
AE ,
THOMAS POTTER,
GEORGE FEGTY.
Constables,
JOSEPH JACOBS,
oolas2t* WILLIAM TAPPER.
CrrSEVEN Tll WARD.--NATIONAL;
'UNION TICKET.
DCrEIGHTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
TICKET.
twiect Council—EDWlN GEBBLE.
Common Council—AL &X ANDER J. BARTER.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
EDWARD SHIPPER,
TEM G. HOLLINGSWORTH,
CHARLES J. EitILLE.
For the unexpired term of A D. Perkins and John A.
Clark. resigned.
ROBERT LUTHER.
Dr. (MEASLES S. WITUTS.
For the unexpired term of Frank M. Etting.
JAMES F. GAYLE!. M. D.
Assessor—JOHN MofiLA.ItEGEIAti.
WILTIM HINKLE,
Constables ROBERT R. SMITH. oct.l-2t
wwee. NINTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
Kg TICKET.
,‘ NO PARTY BUT OUR COUNTRY."
Senator —JACOB E. RIDGEWAY.
Alderman—DAVlD Byrn - sir
Common Council--WILLI ifd 8. STOKLEY.
EDWIN RAF SNYDEIL
Assessor—WlLLlAM BROWN.
School Direoton—JAHES framiraous.
WALTER M. WILLIAMSON, M D.,
BEND' F. KERN. .
FR& N Cid NE &NG.
FRANCIS E TENBROOK,
(For the unexpired term of T. M. Huber.)
Clonstablett—WELLi W ALTON,
SAMUEL P. JONES. Jr. ocll3oo
trir es T R IALUI,ION—IT MUST BE PRE.
IENTH WAND NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
CONORSSS,
CHANGES O'NEILL.
SENATOR.
JACOB E. B.IIXiWAY.
REPREERSITATIVE,_
JA.fdEd N. KEE N.
SALE= 001INCIL-JOSEITT3 SPE SING.
NOOMMON COUNCIL-136:611).EL J. ORESBWELL.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
JOHN AGNEW, I WE. It LEEDS,
ROBERT O. DAVIS, THOS. J. PO TTS, for the
unexpired term of James H. Rindell.
ASSESSOR.
JAMES V. STOKES.
S 9 a at (l l HOLLlCZ aTi l k at E o B .'l3. WILKINS.
NATIONAL UNION TICKET,
arSIXTEENTH W ARD NATIONAL
t:IN/ON TICKET.
Select Connell,
WILLIAM H. MIDDLETOWN.
Common Conned,
EUGENE Kunz?.
School Directory,
JOHN K KNORR,
ROBERT CLARK,
WILLIAM. J. GILLINGHAM,
(Unexpired Term.)
LEWIS TORRENCE. (I year.)
GEORGE MoLAUGRLIN, (2 years.)
Constables
JOHN. K. GARDNER,
BENJAMIN S. GRAY.
Assessor,
ANDREW W. WRIGHT.
' , enigma;
LEONARD BefERS. •
Ass mbly,
0018 214 FRANKLIN D. STERNER.
FOURTH WARD NATION&L UNION
ABBOOIATION -& meetingwill be held TEM
8V1011240, at GraI.PROMS, PraP3I:INK. Road,
below Obippen, at Lig o'clock Punctual attendance is
reotioated. HENNIODY Mal LW, President.
BaltiVEL D. itraPEET, BecretarY. It
-
flew York.
ry .- NINTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
ASBOOTATIOR—An adjoursed meeting will be
.brld THIS ( Monday) EVENING, tit 8 o'clock, at eolith
west corner TWELFTH and . FILBERT Streets.
• BIONJ„ F. KEEN, Pfesident.
H. C. THOMPSON, Se4rotary. it*
IrrrELEVENTH AND T WELFT
WARDS,—.National Union Vandiante for Assem
bly, Ninth District, JOHN A. BURTON. 1.01,
try. ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
-W AIDS —l4 mional UM= Oandidate tor s Amtera
by, Ninth District, JOAN A. BURTON.'
ELEVENTH. AND T W 141.1 t
113 WARDS —National TJaion Candidate for Meow
s District. JOHN h. BURTON.. It* .
pHILADELPIIIA PO‘T OFFICE, OCT
LIZ 11,1$68.—Thi3 malts for PO tit' BOYLE., per ,t 7.
13, tjtaimey Royataaa 10.4 1 , WittPloeell4 ttaNalloo, ?lon
day, lath that . at 3.1 Weloo)r, A, !.
lt.•, . -O . A .. f W,,LT.8011.514 P. N.
. ,
A COURSE OF TWELVE iscruasts
ON GEOLOGY, theoretical 'miff (tirsatiral,-ilins.'
trued with'mily'itionsand specimens'of reeks and fossil
remains of plaits and ".aolmals. and, by-fev elotirsiOns
among the strata sroutid,Phlladelphia, tojadiee and gem.
tiemen, in the Scientific and Classical inetitatio,'OßEdT
NUT Street, N. W - car. of Tirelfth streietlieginninit 6
o'clock P. E., SOTOBER Bib. Introductory frie, by
, ocle-fit I EtiNle,
lama NORMAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
- No 624 North ELEVENTH Street:—EUNGING
uL ASSES Day and Evening. 8 ILTUEDAX dfternooit
for Bop, and Girls. Claes in ELOCUTION, tartght by
Dozier 'White •Bradley, on MONDAY' - SreniKie. '-Our
Institute tea mincers, and we, invite aU Intof.ated to call
and see' no. .T,OIIICIIPO' WS%
°al*"Prinalpal
x,,
Congress
CHARLES O'NEILL.
Assembly.
JOSEPH moosz.
Select Council.
G. INMAN RICHE.
Common Council.
JAMES BARRATP, Jr.
Alderman.
HENRY THNISON.
Assessor.
JOSEPH GOVETT.
School Direotors.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
JOHN NOBLE.,
PENROSE FELL.
Constables.
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
SAMUEL GRAHAIL oo9.thmktiS
THIRTEENTH WARD
COMMON COUNCIL)
JOHN ZOKSTEIN.
• SCITOOL DIX/ACTOR%
1)E WITT O. MOOT E,
ABBAHADI H. ALBMIGEB,
DAVID BAIBB.
ASSESSOR,
CMARLES A. DZAN. ooli 3E
ra.FROIVI THE SUNDAE DISPATCH.
WHO IS JACOB E. NEDOWAY'I
He is the , gentleman whom the Democratic party ,
honored with the nomination for Oolleotor of Taxes of
old Fifth ward, Spring Garden,
Be is the gentleman whom the same party nominated for
Prison Inspector in the Fourteenth ward.
He hi the gtntleman whom the People ot the Pour
tet nth ward elected to Comnion Connell three terms
in encceselon.
Re is the gentleman whom the People of the Eighth
Legislative District elected to the Legislature for two
terms.
He is the gentleman who received the unanimous no
mination of the National Dam party of the &mond Dig
tract for
SENATOR
He is the only candidate for Senator, who, if elected,
will vote for a to of man for United States Senator.
He is &gentlemen who does now, and has for years,
paid snore monthly, for wages to workingmen, than his
opponent makes honestly in a year.
Be Is a gentleman whose enemies are not content in
opposing him in toll:honorable way, but are resorting to
the FOULEST SL &NDEES.
He is a gentleman who " never stoops to consner."z
orTO THE CITIZENS OF THE THIRD
00 ti GIiEcISIONAL DEbTaluT.
' Pa thAntaxate, October, 1862.
Peeling a deep interest in the result of the coming
Election, we take the liberty of addressing you in
terence to the Union Congressional - Candidate for our
Daudet. And we do to not aA partisans, bat as citizens.
looting that much greater intereete are at stake in the
coining election than those merely of party. Oar
Government is in the midst of a most wicked rebellion,
struggling indeed for ita very existence, and whiie our
enrolee are battling for that Government in the fleld, we
feel it no less our duty to sustain it at home. Two eau.
Mates for Congress are 'presented to the citizens of this
Dietriet for their support, one nominated by a Comma.
lion representing only a Political Party in opposition to
the IVatlonal Admioietration, and the other by a People's
Union Convection of Citizens who have declared in all
their assemblages, both local and State, their determine ,
lion to matt) by'the Government in its efforts to Burip'esi
this unholy s ebelllon. The question for us, thee, to
consider is, which of these oandbi sten shall we supportl
We think these should be but one answer fr m every
patriotic citizen. and that is, We will uphold and sus
tain our Government in this its hour of trial by every
moans in our power." If we fail to do so by a vote of
approval at our election, we jeopardize every great in
terest of the country, already threatened by an insolent
aid unnatural foe.
We therefore earnestly and cordially ask you to sup
port LEONARD MYERS, the Union candidata for Oen.
ores, and we do this the more cheerfully from the fact
Quiche is a man of ability, of unblemished chwacter and
intebity, has been a resident of the district for more than
twenD years, and, we feel assured, will, if elected, do',
honoeto himself and creoit to his constituents, whom he
will truly and faithtilly represent.
BeSpectfully, your fellow-ritizans, . •
WILLIAM U. LUDWIG,
ELIJAH DALLETT.
JAMES V. w"asos,
HENRY BUDD,
JOHN H. CAMPBELL,
GEORGE L NDELL
DAVID FAULT,
ROBERT. F. TAYLOR,•
PETER A. KEYsEit,
MARIIIUS 8 BUOK6EY,
BEWJA.bIINI,F - - HART,
S. D. WALTON, Hat Manufacturer.
- MARSHALL. GRIFFIN & 00"
Galvnizirg Works and Penn Treaty Rolling Mills.
OR AMP & SONS, Ship Builders.
G LLINGHAM & GARRISON,
Steam Saw
NI AFIII & LEVY. Penn Iron Works,
JOEN BIRELY. Snip Builder.
NATHAN ROWLAND, Rolling
HENRY DIeSTON, Saw Works.
WAIN WRIGHT & BRO FIER 3.
Steam Saw
MARTIN DARDEN BERGER,
Woolen Manufacturers,
I. P. MORRIS, TOWNE, 14 00 ,
Iron Foundry and Machinists.
GEORGE STOOKHAM,
Steam Saw Mill.
H. B. & G. W. BENNERS,
Drotteville Gass Works.
JAMES T. SUTTON,
Franklin Iron Works.
B. D. STEWART,
ocl3-2tit Morocco Leather Manufacturer.
PHILADELPHIA., OUTOBIEft, 1862.
11,3 To the. Voters of Philadelphia: We earnesdr
Bee your co. operation in re. electing to the office of MAYOR
of the Oily, our present excellent Chief Magistrate et
all times it is of the highest importaece to so large a com
mit: ty a ours that lie principal executive officer should
be an upright and prudent man but, in times bits the
present, when no one can foresee what a day , or even an
hour may bring forth, it is indispensable that he should
not oily pesetas these onalitiee, but unite to them a
calm and clear appreciation of whatever may happen
and en infleitiole determination to perform hie whole duty
at every hszArd.
Durnn_Agzetiod that ALEXANDER HENRY' has been
Fxran—vv
neatly fitted for the office; courageous y, but without cur
tentatlon, be has aocomplished the most valuable reform ;
peace, good ender, and quiet have prevailed ever eines
be was paced in charge of our municipal alministratiou;
the pe ma and property of the citizens have been alike
protecttd, every resident has felt a sense of security, and
to strangers ehliedel able has presented a meet attrac
tive reply alien: To insure a continuance of this state of
things, it is urgently required that there stoutd be no
violent changes in the local government.
A substitution of so entire new police for that which
bee proved Itself ea efficient during the past fear years
might, in the distracted condition of 'public affairs be at.
tended with serious danger. The incumbency of a n ew
end untried man as Mayor, whatever his merits might
be, might 'predate and aggiavete this danger. We there
fore appeal to you, not in any partisan sense. bat in the
intereat of the entire City, to give your earnest attention
to this eurject We do not enlarge upon the euggeetions
we bave thrown out, because every , reflecting man mnat
see the vast consequenceathey involve. We beg you to
thick of tbsm and to give your influence and aid in behalf
of Mr. Henry, whose sitcom in the approaching election
it in (=judgment of the utmost importance to the present
welfare and the tuture prosperity of this great and grow
ing mettaPolis.
We ere, very refipeottully,.
Yours, 14c..
0/.IIIOBiOPE,
JOHN; I3. A. MESOER, .•
JAMES 0. HAND & 00.
DECOUBSEY, LAFOUROADE & OD.
HADDOOR, REED & 00.
DAME, R Otie; & 00.
SIBLEY, MOLTEN & WOODRUFF%
BAROROFT & 00. .1...7
R. WOOD, M.A.RSEL & HAYWAED,
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & 00.
JNO. HAZE LTINE,
WM. S. SMITH,
THOMAS ROBINS,
JAMES MARTIN I
TROIKAS EMITS.. oot 13-at
"WE KNOW NO PARTY BUT OUR
COUNTRY-0118. WHOLE COUNTRY."
NINETEENTH WARD
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
Common loaner".
NIOHOLAB SHANE, DANIEL W. EITOOKHAN.
A seem's.
Eastern Divisioo—EDWAßD J. ItIEGONEGA.L.
Western Division—GEOßGE Dar/ATMS, Jr.
School Directors.
WM. B, HINES, • G. B. °LEGG, JOHN E. DEHAYEN.
Constable. -
JOSEPH LEWIS.
Assembly.
JAMS ROLGATE. 009.5 tie
trrTWENTIETH WARD
NATIONAL 'UNION troKzr
SELECT COUNCIL,
JI.PhEER AI&NUEL.
COMMON - COUNCIL,
JOSRPH F. MAROEIL
ASSESSOR,
ELMER! 'RE &MOE
EIC ROOL DIRZOTORS,
GEORGE W. STULL,
VlLLiflitd. 0. HAINES,
GEORGE W. lIIORENER,
GEORGE W. RILL,
(For the nvexpired term of John X. Walton.)
FREDERICK FISHER,
(For the unexpired term of John W. RamPtOn.)
OONSTABLBS,
JOHN COWMEN%
SAMUEL H. Dio()ANN. ocll.3t*
TWENTY.FOIJItTH WARD—
NATIONAL TrNION TICKET.
nelect Cformett—E. IsPE HOER MILLER.
Common Council--JOEIN R. MCCURDY.
Aldermen—JAMES ALLEN, BENJ. F. WARREN.
ASSESSORS.
Northern Division, JESSE N. NOOSE.
Southern Division, Wlll. J. LOFLIN.
Conant)lee—GEOßGE b. ROE, JOHN FORCE.
SOHOOL DIRECTORS.
Pint Precinct—JOSHUA LEwiS, BAWL G. HILL.
Second Precinct—STEWAßT HIBLER.
Third Precinct.--W. A. FREDERICK.
Fourth Precinct—ROßEßT MACFARLAND, Wff.
A ATMORE.
Fifth Precinct—EL PRESTON JONES, M. D.
Sixth Precinct—FßAN JIB A. MITO ‘IE Gin
&Vomit Precinct—OH/a W. mivardeN.
lElphlh Preelnet—T. SIDNEY KEEN.
Ninth Precinct—H. 0. TOWNSEND. it*
gr.NATIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS
YITIS WARD
SELECT COUNCIL.
JOSEPH MAITLAND.
ASSESSOR.
JANI Ed -eIOOSB.
SCHOOL BIS ECTOBS.
RAYMoND TROUBAT, M. D.,
E. fl THOMPSON,
HOBERT T. GILL. •
CONSTABLES.
WILLIAM. DELANEY,
HENRY DAUB,
EDW. HARGEIREIDIER. oclB.2t*
TrFIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIST ILICT.
—Mr THA'YER and his friends have been trying
to make capital by alleging that Mr. °AGSM
'amiss paid the State a portion of the money due by Mr.O.
The 'whole story can be told in a few words, and the tenth
of ft will be - vonobed for by Bon. JOHN 0. KhOY, late
Attorney General. There was some dispute , about the
accuracy of the account, and, Mr. KNOX'S term of office
beineabout to expire, he pressed for a settlement during
his term. Mr. C. gave an amicable action and confession
of jcdgment The gentlemen whose names have been so
lanceremonionsly and disrespectfully published loaned to
Mr. O. part of the money, receiving from him at the same
time securities for the money so loaned.
They have made no complaint, and the sympathy
evinced by Mr. TITAYZIL and Ms friends is more into•
rested than [their° 0013 203
THE DEMOCRATS AND , S T 0 NE
LLS WALL Jet.IiCSOPT IN THE NINETEENTH
ARD—On Friday night last, October 3d, the Demo
crats of the Nineteenth ward held a meeting on the Ger-
Mantown road, at which Daniel M. Fox, candidate for
Mayor, George Getz, candidate for City om/troller, and
others, participated. After the adjournment of the meet
ing, a large number of the , party repaired to a public
house on New Third near Columbia avenue, and
in their - Political peregrinations, cheer after sheer was
given for STONEWALL. JAcntson and the DipitoCiumio
- -Those,who Laud it can scarcely realise that In this
Iderlity, the feelings of the blends and relatives of noble{
natriotrand'inertyrk tvno haveVeddeneßthe eoil
tors end .rebele for , their countrylkperpettdty,end glom
in to-be finis outraged. Countrymen, etudrit'ber •
ooll•Rtlr " NEW THIRD STREIrI%
THE -SECOND 'SIENATopIu; Dxs.
u,3 TRIM' comprises the Ninth, Tentt4 Thitteentts;
Ittrurteettth, and Fifteenth wants. „ • . -
:The opposing candidates for Senator in this DEttrtet ate
THOMAS GBEZNBANK end Iwo's, 133.pGW&Y.
east vote hie TfiglifAid ocap 44.*
HEADQUARTEILIIk °FIVE NATION
AL lIRION OITY EXIIOUTIVEI 00 Id
VOMXOWWIIALTH BUILDING, 01130TNIIT Street, &boil
Sixth, October 7, len. . •
$5OO BIG WARD:---A rewavd - ofssoo will be Deli Ivy
!be CkenreMee for such evidence as will lead to tbei arrest:
and conviction of persona who are engaged In TlitiißlNG
DOWN and*MUTILILTING"the BILL'S Wised' bythig
Committee: - WICR Krailk/hOdtdailtf'
Joint /. FRANILIS,
}Min B:OaaDitiasiS ; ""u" r i alto
T4E PRESS.-1 3 HILADEWIA, MONDAY, ; OCTOBER 13, 1862.
[ff. C. I. DIDDLE'S RECORD —HE FIRST
proved Ids patriotism and valor upon the battle
hems of Mexico. When !Sumpter foil, he entered the
Pennsylvania Reserves, and, while commanding In
Maryland and Virginia, made his regiment, the lament
Ducktatle." a epiendid example of dieolpifne and effi
ciency. While thus absent, being nominated by the De
mocracy for Congress, he replied I' MT PRESENT POSI.
'TION IS MOST CONGENIAL TO MC, OUT I WILL. N,T PLACE
MT OWN PR/MNI/NOR IN OPPOSITION TO THE PROPLS'S
WISH." AFTER MIS ELECTION TO CONGRESS, a General's
commiesion from the Federal Government was offered to
him, beet he declined it, " AS INCOMPATIBLE WITH ,TEM
CIVIL TRUST WELCH ME MAD JUST AOOSPTSD PROM THE
PROPI.I OF TDB SECOND DISTRICT." He' did not, how
ever, quit the fled for tie brat session of Congress At
the beginning of the second session, in December, itOt,
the army sok g Into winter quarter' around Washington,
he then took his mat, at the urgent request of hie con
stituente. In answer to an address from them, he wrote
a letter, boldly denouncing the favoritism and corruption
...by which the strength of the nation was paralyzed and
its ilte. blood ca reined, at the most critical period of the,
war." The pubic robbers made a groat outcry at this
letter, but the Van Wyck and other committees soon
proved what fiddle had been the fret to denounce. In
Congress he veto] for tautened every measure that could
give resal strergth to the Government; but on the negro
policy, which, without etreogthentng us, drove every
Eel:Ahern white man Met the) 'ranks of our enemies, and
alienated from ue much of the population of the Bonier
13tatee, he refused to obey the dictation of dumner and
Lovejoy, ano his speeches eloquently uttered "The SEN
TIMENTS OF A PENNSYLVANIAN AND A WHITE MAN."
lie labored to promote the efficiency of the army.
Sewn months ego, wo find Biddle saying:
4 . I believe we shall incur very heavy responsibility if
we should decline to give what is asked from us by per
sons representing the Sentiment: of the army, acd re
presenting its interests and efficiency 1 lain a: sensi•
five as any man to the objectton of expense ; but in the
great military enterprise in which we are engaged. we
must disregard that consideration sometimes."—Con
gressicmal Globe. March 7, 1862.
On the other baud, Wilson, speaking for the Abell-
Mules, declared:
I nave, over and over again, been in the War Office
end urged upon the Department to atop recruiting in
every part'of the country. We have had tho promise
that it should be done ; yet, every day, in different parts
of the country, we have accounts of men being raleed
and brought forth to till up the ranks of regiments. The
plume tell na that in Tenurseee and other part, of the
country where our armies move, we are filling up the
racks of the fumy. I believe wo have to day one hun
dred end fifty tbonsand more. men under the pay Of , the
Government than we need or can welt use: I have no
dealt of it, end I think it ought to be chocted."—Con
gressional Globe, March 26, 1862.
Eccruitir.g was cheolted, and we are now reduced to .
drafting, atter thousands of Philadelphia soldiers have
ban elaughtercd in unequal conflict
Again, we find Biddle wisely and temasrately defend.
fug civil itleTty : • .
4 41, OF COURSE, CONCEDE THAT THERE ARE MANY
DISTRICTS, WIIOI.II,STATES INDEED, WHERE YOU CANNOT
RESORT 70 THE JUDICIAL TRIBUNALS, BECAUSE-THEY
Alt), SILENCED OR CONTROLLED BY THE ENEMY' THAT
BIN MAY BE NECESSARILY DEPRIVED OF THEIR LIBERTY
THESE, WITHOUT A HEARING BEFORE A JUDICIAL TRI
BUNAL, I ADBIT BUT I CANNOT CONCEIVE THAT IN THE
DISTRICT I REPRESENT, OR IN ANY DISTRICT IN t'ENNSYL•
VANIA OR NEW YORK, OR IN MASSACHUSETTS, THERE
CAN BE ANY PUBLIC NEOHSSItY FOR DEPRIVING TEE
CITIZEN OF THOSE' C031.110R GUAR iNTEES OF LIBERTY
WHICH WE HAVE BEEN BRED TO.BELIEVE WERE ARS.).
LUT.ELV ESSENTIAL HOE ITS PRESERVATHEL"—Congre7.
Mount Globe, July 10, 15t2
V. ben, lately, the Stet e was threatened with invasion,
be offert d t ie services' but, without waiting for remit or
command, he gave the example that was needed, by j , im.
lug ono of cur oily organizatlonwatd cbiog with it to
the Keno of danger bin course has always been bold and
pule and iodependent ; the courao of a man who cannot
be bribed or scared from what be thlokg the path of duty.
Be hen never been a p irtlean politician. Such men are
needed in the conucile of the nation In them perilous
titres We advance onr own Intereats in voting for them.
—Pittgeraid's City Item. •.,
07. COLONEL BIDDLE AND THE SE
00.ND D idTRIUT —ln June, 1661. in what was
Mon the Second District, the Republicans nominated Ofr.
O'Neill. The Democrats nominated Colonel BIDDL
then away in the m 4 litary service. They asked no
pledge a from him. The Philadelphia Inquirer, (June
25,) and all the Repubtican papers, opposed AIM Demo
cratic nominee. The demand made of Men by his oppo
nents was that he should pledge himself to their pollcY
(abolition 1). The Press said :
Jolonel Biddle bee many nullities to command him
to public favor, but . . . he can scarcely expect to fully
gain public confidence if he does not pledge himself to
give an unqualified support to the war policy of the Go
vernment.,To all which Colones Biddle replied in a
h w lines by telegraph : e,
.1 will give no partisan
pledges; I will try to do my duty in whatever sphere it
may please God to place me " A No-party Convention
was called, which nondnated another Republican, Hon.
Wm. M. Meredith, who, however, did not run. Colonel
Biddle was elected, and though his diatriot hag since
been "gerrymandered," the incependeut voters will eleot
him again .
Die course in Congress hes been so unexceptionable
that his enemies are reduced to vague misrepresentation
and abuse They cannot cite a vote or an act that was
unworthy of a • Philadelphia Representative ; he voted
with EDO AR COWAN and CnrrvEstnstt. and the Coulter
votive men of all ;males. They saisonote his patriotic
letter denouncing the vile corruptions in the. War De
partment before the dismissal of Cameron, which, .as
every hod) now knows, were so monstrous tbat " men be
pan to say that the war was to be made a Black Repub
lican job."
'1 he old Whig journal, the National Inted/igenter,
published at. Washington, endorses the course of 001.
Mole as follows: , 4 ffre are pleased to hear that the
Bon Charles J. Biddle has been renominated by accia
snotionfor re. elect - on to Congress from the Second die
ts:et of Pennsytvania. This is a proper tribu'e of re.
?peat to one who has equally to It served his country
and countrymen in the - battle field and in tht councils
of the nation."—National Intelligencer, August eB,
lift?.
07. A STARTLING DISCLOSURE RELA..
TINE To GeOROR O&M' AND TdOSS
TIMID BIINDBEL. DOLLARS.
To apereriate the responsibility of the office of ()try
OONTEOLLES, it mace be remembered that all bind
payable from the City . Treasury must be examined bj
that anew HI. ano receive hie approbation before payment
lommuch as it is Impossible for one man to examine
the multitude of bills presented, he appoints a number of
NfikfaulkiftVoTeifit-n•tho. 4. --iod.roont_and_intogrity he is
The clerk, then, examines each bid laid beforehim. -
sod, if correct, signifies the fact by eados sing it with his
name, whereupon it is sent to the - c ur b -- " - --.iseienors.
who atom sem • wnete..- a 5.... 4. loft
,a eufficient bemuses
to pay the saute, in the appropriati o n for that Claim of
extol diture. if so, the, draw a warrant for the amount.
The City Controller. in person, then compared the war
rant with the amount of the bill, as attested by his clerk,
and if the amounts correspond he countersigns the war
rant, end the City Treasurer cashes the same.
It ow, supposing a creditor of the city should present or
connive at a dishonest bill, and enegest to a dishonest,
clerk the policy of stealing the difference between the
Elllll really' due and that demanded, (technically called it
" Divvy.").it will be at once perceived that the extent of
fleece, of which the city is shorn, will be exactly com
mensurate with the boldnes 1 and depravity of the ope
rafOre.
In December, 1866, a bill of items for Sheriff's fees,
amounting to $583, to which six dollars was added in
making, &tog ther, the sum of $589, was pre
o.euted at the Controller's office for examination. George
Getz, then a desk, bad charge of the desk to which it
was referred. Gets folded the but, and on its back wrote
that it was a bill far $BBO, being $BOO more than the sum
really duo. He then iabncated au alleged copy of the
original, which he made in his own handwriting. It is
now preserved in the Controller's office, and the follow
ing is an exact CODY :
PHILADELPISIA, December 30th, 1966.
City of Philadelphia,
To George Magee, Sheriff. Pr .
Amount of fee. for October Term, 1856, for the
Court of Quarter Sessions .....,1889
Copy of bill audited in City Controller's office, Decem
ber Nib, 1856. GEO. GETZ, Clerk.
Approved Dec. 31, 1856.
BILL, pit ,
J DDY, $ " J a i re'
It sill thus be seen that no attempt was made to item
ize the fabricated bid, nor to account in any way for the
myiterieua addition of the 1300. The City Oomnaiettion
erg, finding the bill certified by a sworn clerk. and the
appropriation for the item of sheriff's feesoufficient to
cover the amount, of course approved the bill. The City
Controller himself unsuspectingly followed the usual
coulee, countersigned the warrant. (No. 89180 and the
treaeory of the city was made to pay the additional
arionnt of 830.
In corroboration of this statement we refer to page 813
of the Journal of Common Con4cil, ending May, 1858.
There may be found a litter from the Controller to the.
Sheriff, We live to certain overpaid fees, azo., from which
we take the following extract:
" I also find that you were paid December Slat, 1858,
$BB9, under an appropriation made December 80th.1868,
whilst your bill for October term of that year by the
Court cabs for only 1689, making a difference of $3OO
"Why the Clerk then in charge of your account with
the oily allowed this difference does not appear upon hit
books, and the error of it is one that was accidentally
discovered by the present Clerk only a few days since."
Since Qetz bas been a candidate for Controller, he has
issued a circular boasting of his "experience, thorough
knowledge, contidynce,' etc , and subscribing himself as
"Truly your friend?' The amount of his " esperienoe"
will be known when we state that he was appointed in
July, 18f8, and discharged in May, 1857, by the same
Controller who had appointed him, His "thorough
knowledge" of a certain kind we heartily confess, and
point to our narrative for support. His "confidence"
in himself no one acquainted with him will for a moment
dir eta*, and the assertion that he is " Truly roar friend"
would be totally undeniable were the circular only ad
dressed to himself.
Tax.psyera of Philadelphia. examine for yourselves,
and judge whether he le a tit man for City Controller.
oc9•thm 2‘.*
no , CITY CONTROLLERS kiIP AND
GliOliGE OETZ.—The following statement arr.
pe.red in the tlunday papers of October 5:
To THE LOYAL CITIZENS OF PHrLADELPHIA AbOttt
the last of July or the first of August, I, the undersigned,
a conductor on the Second and Third street Railway,
while standing on the platform of my car, in company
with GEORGE GETZ, now a candidate for City Con
troller, became engaged with him in conversation relative
to the cnodition of the country. Getz expreesed himself
in a manner that to my mind proved gross disloyalty.
Ile said : The Government ought not to succeed in this
war," and ho predicted that " they would get enough of
it before it wee over," that 6, this was a nigger war, a war
for the
.bentilt of niggers, and it was no war for the
Union ;', that "he would not aid the Government in the
war by volunteering nor would he go if drafted," I, the
undersigned, further say, that piece the above conversa
tion, I have repeated the substance thereof to several
persons, as I telt it my duty he a citizen to expose the
true character of a man whom I deemed unfit to dwell
In a loyal community, and more especially to claim
honors or eMoll2lnOutB at tie hands.
]Signed], AMBROSE SIMPSON.
Sworn to end subscribed before me, this third day of
Ocn ober, A. D. 1862.
signed], A. H. BHOIPHAKHR, Alderman.
The man who could calmly witness hie country engaged
in a struggle with hordes of desperate traitors; boast of
his determination to resist her call upon him for the aid
which le her due; serenely contemplate the slaughter of
the thoneands'of her heroic children who sprang to her rat
cue; exultingly predict her defeat ant dismemberment;
and then cooly request the relatives and fellow. citizens
of those who have given their lives in her defence to
elevate him to a bleb and honorable office, mutt be oeu
siderea as affording the most remarkable specimen of
shameless effrontrey possible to conceive.
Patriots! fellow-cltigene of all parties! upon you your
country calls feathers ! Brothers I Sires of three W 63130
last sleep is by the banks of the reddened Potomac ! to
you your country CON for audience; devote one day to
the holy duty of tustaining her at the ballot box, and
pray that the rebuke to such a man may be so overwhelm
ing that the traitors in our midst mat be confounded at
the evidence of your undying devotion to the starry flag
that floats above her soil. ocll-2t*
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TBIOT.—The Union 'Party present the name of
SIIEIbELL THAYER., slums we believe to poeseas
ibe qualifications necesnry for a REP/IE3IO7I'A
'JIVE Of his ability there can be no question. He le
thoroughly Independent, mud the breath of alaader hag
never yet approached hie high moral character. This
all admit
The Brechinrldge Democracy have presented the name
of QUARLES W. OARRIGAN. What is the history of
Mr. Oarrigan 'I A few years twio the people of Philadel
phia elected him REGISTAR OF WILLS, .an office
worth, it is said, .515,090 a year; and yet, it the end of
Hues years, Mr. °furls= wee a DEFAULTER to the
State for $0,844.40. se ie shown by the Public Records,
(District Corot for the City and County of Philadelphia,
March Term, ADO, No 1,743) Hee Mr. Carrigan to ,
this day paid up the amount abstrae , ed from the Public.
?reboot) NO! It bee been paid by his Burettes,
MERRY M. PHILLIPS and Charles 8. Boker's 4kdrittn-
Weldor- and they now hold the judgment recovered
' against him Be much for the queatlori of honesty.
le he Independent? If elected, sad a Question *Met
leg Abe interests of the People of Penneylvanis should
be before Coagress, would Charles W. Carrigan be a free
agent to Tate ea he thought beat for the interest of his .
...Stale i Re .! It would be in the rower of Maury M.
Phillips to say to him, ”Mr. Carrigan. Lhold a large
ruent against you as . a public defaulter. -Yon mast
Tote on this uneetion owl shall dictate otbeiwitie I win
issue an execution against 3 on, and throw you into prl:
son, from which you know a defaulter cannot be rebored
nider 114 Insolvent Law." What think you? Would
Mr. Carrigan be an Independent BeprelientaU r liel 'Pon
der, well these. truths; and vote accordingly. on runt
Tnesdar
Ottolwr 9, len. oelo At*
frolg--06 - MEETING OF
1,1-3 Min Batttreal Vain Ana:dation of tbefiftb Ward,
wilt be held THIS - (MOISID&Y) EVENING: October la,
at RIM MARKET HALL , bRBORD Street, corner et
Pine. All citizens In favor of stistiabiOg the ildrall/WitAr
tke 14 IllMteteiria, the rebellion, are earnestly luvilt4 to
ahead, 118 buil:tele of importar es will be tritimeetited. •
: • ROBERT P. KlNG l .Preiglept.
itGaitra L BllcnoLs, Secretary. Itft
INTRODUCTORY r.
LECTURES to
Vrzoocario MLDIOAL 4:16.1.1,11GZ, tsixth and
voitowbfil dr./pm—TEM (Monday) EVENING, Prot.
WILLIAM F. eam B. Subject — Medirlos s Progiu
else Schnee. The public, etpeoielly the afflicted, are In
vited to attend. it*
or' FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF
PEI , bdlt L VANIA, North COLLICGE &remit.,
b. or Girard College The Oenerel Introductory, will be
Riven on WEDNESDAY, the 15th but., M 4 P. M , by
Prof. A. G. Kerr.- oc9-th*
try... UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
ME DICI a L. DIP A.B COIVNT.—Tbe reftelar Lec
tures will begin MORDAY, October 13tb.
B. B, BOGIDIS,
. .
oefrtnivf2w Dean of Medical Faculty.
or JEFFERSON iVIEDICAL COLLEOE i ..
m
The General IntroduotOry to the +loa of Leo.
ttitt9 all) be delivered by Framer 1111TOHILLG, on
Po ON DAY, October 13, at IM P DI. The Regular Lec
tern will begin the day after. at 10 o'clock.
ocB 6t ROBLEY pubtousom, Dean.
ocrIIOIIIOEOPATHIC IItOSPITAL, 1118
CILTEIBItnt strea.—Thts institution 'snow open
fox the reception of sick and wounded soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the most oomfortable
manner, free of charge. B. 1r GLENN,
oc4-tf Beer of Board of Managers.
OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE
INSURANCE CIOMPANE, PHILAMILPiIIk, Oct.
0, CM
At a meeting of the - Olre'ctora, held tide day, a semi
annual dividend of SIX PER OE NT., and an extra divi
dend of TEN PER ()ENT., wore declared on the capital
stock - , payable to the eitockholders, or their legal repro
eentativre, on and after the 16th Met.
00'3.10t J. W. MCALLISTER, SecretarY.
tirNOTICE.—A MEETING OF THE
frtitude of the NATIONAL UNION PARIT of
the SIXTEENTH WART will be held at the heave of
L Wardell. No. 1005 North BILOOND Street,
THIS (Nloralay) lIVIONIt G. The meeting Will be ad
dreered by Wm. B. Biwa), We, F. Garrott Brewster,
EEO fooriipd Rivera, Zee.. and other arntneutapeak.erst.
rr""EkBAD , QUARTERS, • . .: : ;..v ..• •
11 . IIONAL ON orry OOKIBITTEE,
COMMON . Et BUILDING, . :• .; •
CHESTNUT, ABOVE SIXTH ETBEET.
.
Open a all boon. - 006.41'
OFFICE OF THE DIAMOND COAL
COMPANY.—IdOTI'JIC.—At s meeting of the
Directors, held on thole! instant. a Dividend or Fir CY
DENTS per Share was declared, payable on and after
the 11th instant, at the Moe, 713 lil&ltliaT Street.
collet* ' S. ALTER. Secretary.
Tra OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN FIRE
I 816111LaIt OE 001drANY—.THILADELPHIA., 00-
tobt‘r 6, 1662.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
FIVE'DOLLARi Per share for the last six moatbe,
vbich ail) be paid to the Stockholders, or their legal re
ptesentalivee, on and after the 16th instant; exclusive of
taxes. ALBERT 0. L. ORAWFORO,
oc7.9t* Beoretary.
irra HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COL•
LEGE OF PENN 4) LV&N lA. FILBERT 13t.4
above Eleventb—The IfiTRIDUOTORY to the Regu
lar Course of Leotrues aill be delivered by Prof GEO IL
STARKEY, EL. D., on fIIONDAY, Oot. 18th, at 8 o'clock
P. ht. The Regular Lectures commence the day after at
10 A. M. foclo.Bol B. S. BROOKS, H. D., Dean. •
or BANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP.
PIIILADBLPHII, Oct. 11,186/.
An election fot thirteen Director* will bo held at the
Banking House, on MONDAY, the.l7th day of Novato
bt r next, between 10 o'clock A, M.-and 3 o'clock P. M.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Banking House, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of No
vember next, at 10 o'clock a..fiL
0019-mwftnl7 JAMES RUSSELL, Cashier.
ErrCOMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL.
VANIA. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18, 18131.
A general meeting of the diockholdere will be held at
the 13/inking Home, on TURSDAY, the 4th day of &o.
vember nem, at 12 Al.
The tunnel election for Director; will be held et the
Bankirg Bonet; oo MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between the bourn of 10 A. !.'and 2 P. H.
ocl3-inaf tl7 B. C. PALMER, Caehter.
lirDl EDHAI I I 1 St BANK—PHILADEL
NILS, October 7, 1862.
a general meeting °I the Stockholders will be held at
the Babking HOMO on TUESDAY, 4th day of Novem
ber, at 12 M. ocB-tno4
The Annual Election for Directors will be held et the
Banking House on MONDAY, November 17, between
the home of 10 A. EL and 2 P. M
ocB-tr.017 J. WIEG&ND, Ja , Oaehier.
ErrF A R LYI EK S' AND IYIECRANICSI
BANK—PHILADELPHIA, October 6 1862.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Barking House on DitIND&Y, the 17th day of November
next, between the hours or 9 o'clock A. 111 and 3 o'olook
P. N. and on TUESOAY, the 4th day of November
next, a general meeting of the Stockholders will be held
at the Ranking House, at'4 o'clock P. 91., agreeably to
the charter. - W. ItIISECTON,
oc7-tno]7 • Outlier.
orCONSOLIDATION BA N i ll.-4411LA.•
DEL ?BIA, October 9. 1861. .
the Annual Election for DIEEO TOES Will be held at
the Banking House on MON D AY, the 17th day of No.
veruber next ; between the hours of 10 1. M. and 2 P til
A General Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the came. place on Tuesday, the 4 h day of November, at
12 It [oclo•fmwtnl7] JOS. N-PEIII3OL, Cashier.
TrGIRARD BANK:—PHILADELPHIA,
October t, 1882
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Bosse, on MONDAY, the 17th day of NoYeni
her, between the home of 0 A. 01 and 2P. 111.
A General Dieeting of the StocPhoidere will be held at
the mane phue on TUESDAY, the 4th of November, at
12 o'clock M. W. L. SCHAFFER.
oc10•itow tnol7 Caibler
ErrTHE PHILADELPHIA BANK.—
PIIII.SDXLPHIA, OotoDer 6, 1862. •
I be annual meeting of tte Stockholders will be held at
the Nankin': House on TUESDAY, November 4, 1862, at
12 o'clock M.
taA .
EVOINIEGYEI, Nattier.
ectHeen
wig theh tn o o n i r; of
. 10
SOUTHWARK SANK.
PHILADIttiiIA, October 7,1862
The ANNUAL ILEOTION for DIREUTORS will be
hag: at the Banking Honor' on MOND aY, the 17th day
of November. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
2 o'clock P. M.
A General bleeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Fame place on TUESDAY, the 4th day of November
next, at 12 o'clock M.
ocli• - whntuol7 P. STEEL, °ashler.
.
ELI , GAN T S.
Ll 3 mS PAOL ANDRIGIN °brand do la =lion
se • faillenra de ML -tia it NDVILLE B rOKE3, 809
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, a Phonuenr de pre
verde eee nombrenz ends et connaissaneis qui Pont de la
favorlse de hi= clientelle. (s 111 gem lea etrangers.) an'il
vient de resevoir de Paris et Loodree les modes lee pins
recentes et lee miens( porteen pour la aoison delver.
!dr. Grandville Stokes a mis it as Mattoon:km lee etoffee
lee plus belles, et lee meilleuree (mantes, dos premieres
menufacteiree Europe.
Lee mintage's', aiusl (I,CIO lee °Meier" do tons grades
tronverons lee meillentes gnalitee d'etoffee &des prix tree
moderes. L'elegance de as coupe, Wog gine le cachet de
distinction cid la caracterlee est deja troy connn du pub
lic, pour en renonvelles lone meritee. 5827.1 m
MILITARX .
ROBERTS' INDEPENDENT AR
TILLERY,
TO BE STATIONED PERMANENTLY AT
FORTRESS MONROE
COMPANY A, Captain SAMUEL HAZARD, Jr.,
formerly of the tt Washington Grays," and Lieutenant of
Infantry, lately of Rush's Lanoere, is now recruiting at
the
N. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND CHESTNUT STS.,
(UP STAIRS.)
This organization offers peculiar advantages not befote
equalled by any regiment during the war. The Coin
mender, 'Major Roberts, is a soldier of great experience,
of the Regular Army, 4'h United States Artillery, and its
officers have been appointed for their experience and
ability. It is a permanent poet, has comfortable quar
ters, is in a charmingly healthy locality, thus avoiding
all the hardships and exposures of field service. The
men will be instructed in all the duties of infantry sol
diers, garrison as well as field, in sea coast, heavy and
field artillery. As the number of companies is limited,
none but strong, able-bodied mon will bo received, and
early application. is advised. Bounty is allowed. Old
artillery soldiers, who can come well recommended, will
receive appointments as non commissioned Officers in
this corps of picked men. oce•mwf fit
ONLY SIX DAYS BEFORE
DRAFTING.— Men of the deficient Precincts, avail
yourself of the advantages oftered, and enlist in
ROBERTS' INDEPENDENT ARTILLERY,
00. A, Capt. SAMUEL, HAZARD, Jr.,
(Late of Rush's Lancers.) By so doing you will bo per
meromtly and pleasantly . located at FORTRESS IKON
HOE, where you havegood oust tare. able officers, no ex
posure. and sufficient 'warm:don to fit you for tt e position
of an officer. lion will get all the Bounty, be meaqured
for 3011 r uniform, and have your clothes to fit you, draw
pay and rations from the time you are mustered in, and
be sent immediate), to camp.
PICKED MEN ONLY
ABED APPLY AT Trig
HE ADOITAIITEIa, N. E Oor. EIGHTH and °HEST
NUT Street!, UP STAIRS ooll•St
IBOARD OF TRADE RIFLE RE
GIBIRINT, 156th P. V.—Twenty men wanted to fill
up Go. 0-1165 bounty. Apply at 505 Bonta street.
GEORGE 8. LAIRD, OaPlato.
JACK3OIi D. COOKE, let Lieut. ocll.Bt*
i CORN EICH.A.NGE R,EGINIANT,
COL. 0. AL PRZVOST.
•
RECRUITS WANTED for this 'popular Regiment,
BOUNTY $lBO, and ONE IIONTIVB PAY IN
ADVANCE.
BEOBUITING STATION, 138 WALNUT STESZT.,
Capt. DENO! SHARWOOD,
incl. tt .Recrniting Officer.
MEN WANTED
.FOR A QOM
ear•y in the Board of Trade Rifle Begiment, 150th
Regime) tP. V. This regiment will go into mime
immediately, near the city Bon Ay, st6s. Apply
early, topient. GEO. 0. HENSZET, No. 11.58 MARKET
Street, below Moth area. 007 12;
MRS. M. A. KING WILL OPEN
PARIS MILLINERY tor the Fall and Winter on
THURSDAY, October 16th, at 1026 CHESTNUT
!Street. . 001.8-6blt
IPMIBSIS O'BRYAN, 1107 WALr-
NUT Street, will open PARIS MILLINERY for
yell on TBURSDAY, October 2,1882. 001-liitio
NAL REVENUE ---
INTER
COLLECTION OFFICE,
FIRST DISTRICT, 304 CHESTI4IIT Street.
BTAMPS FOB OFIROKS AND SIGHT Dit&l"til,
AND
PROHBIZTARY IST&AIPS FOR HEDIOINES,
•r. •
Have been received and for sale at the office of the
COLLECTOR OF THE FIRST D,ESTB,IOT,
304 OHEBTNIIT- &root. - • •
•
Orders for Stamps willie received and delivered se fled
aa betted tuJhel •r 00.1.11.4
DATAPECOt . DUCK
.70111i.te -
GA E
oelletit • _ 2.1 e South SECOND Street.
RLIVIStiVI32 ISTORYTYPES- orb .ela,
botitaly'flnfebtall - yktlures *Yoh tints toady lad ,
tated3 dniary richly oolored ;light and .bade naturally_
arraajtotkla 'picture of beauty sad truth. aIf.OOND
Strait; above Groan. ' it*
•s F. I. G.
- •10. • 4%
SING, ABNEY; AND TOILIT MIRROR.,
The bed L the world for rintih and drirsbllitr •
B. M. 8.
. The belt brand. 811k-finlibed
ViLVRT RIBBONS
Pole Agent; BENJAMIN M ^ tains,
t 166 DIIA.NI Street, near Witt Broadway, l
es9o.llm - New Tat.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
R. OASSELERRRY . 45 NORTH
•
J. EIGHTH Street, will open this morning BB the
following lots of One geode, from the French este of
Dieters. Charles Par en & On., and L Maillnrd &
through Messrs. Van Wyck, Townsend & Go., New York,
oleo from tho. tale of J B. Myers & Co. Ever/riot it
worth the attention cf morehante and cononmere.
1 lot 22..t0ch double. faced cadrtlle, lame, and figured
Ellke, 81 12%. •
Several lots fanoy Silks, from 62% to 880.
I lot 21-inch Taffetas, De Lyon, Broche, Oismayeux
Mike, $1.21).
10 pm. soild-oclor Sflks—blue, brown, green, Humboldt
—all superb shades and qualities, at 51.25.
8 lots rich, double faced, black figured Silks, Si and
2 lots 241 inch heavy Lyons black Oros d'Afrbine, $l.
1 lot plain black Silks, 88c.
1 lot plain black Billie, 81
S late platn black hilts, 81 12%, 81 25, 8150.
BLACK. SILK BONI.IftTd AND &UNTIL Gti.
VELVETS. ..
4 lots of the above, 32 ibohea Fide, all ellk, at $1,5 and
148.
2 lota black Bonnet Vobeetq, oh ear.
El a oriinc NP POPLIPTi.
6 pa. superb 4 4 black, with colored silk gripe Pop
9bo.
6 pa. superb ellk Broche a Pole Poplins. !1.
6 ,e. tord . pronnde, with black plaid, Poplins, 81 10.
FBIONOFI MERINO ROBES.
3 lota very rich figured /french Merino 80b.., full pat
tern.. 86 60.
BLAOR GOODS LT MOURNING 00UNTER.
4EO yds Black and Whitetail. wool Detainee, at 3Tg.
• Black Fhp'd Delahies, 1011. Black Alpacaa, 26 to SI.
Black Tamhe Cloths, Bombazines, Black Wool Da-
Motu Also, double width Black Weal Detainee.
Black lettuce and Cashmeres, Black Poplins.
Black Cashneeree, yemie•wide, at ong
Black Cashmeres, 2 voila wile, at 88 in 61 37%. .•
KID GLOVEB--KID GLOVItS.
First quality Black Kid Gloves, embroidered with
colors, 88 cents. '
80 dczen beet Kid Gloves ever sold for 56 cents.
Superb quality Kid Gloves. all co/ore and sizes, 88e.
SEIAWLS—SHAWLS.
- .
24 rich striped Broche Shawls, at - ' $4 76
12 500
24 magnificent quality striped Broche Shawls, 6.75
24 long striped Biotite Shawls, • 10.00
Brodie Long Shawls, from 137:50 to 65.00
1 lot Broche Long Shawls at sso—cost $7O to import.
STELLA eIIAWLS
Black Stella Shawls, sa.
Black Stella Shawla. $.& to SlO
A stock of over 89:090 to Shawls.
BALIKOR ALB tl3 LHOBALS
Over 2,000 Balmoral. on hand, selling from 60 cents to
$1.25, cheaper than can be had again this season.
IdISSES' BA Llfloits.Lo—itt open that we shall have.
Customers can save 26 per cent. by examining the above
Goods before purchasing elsewhere.
STAPLE 400E8
A splendid quality Longcloth Mnelin at 20 coats,
Wamenttas and Williamevillee lees than Oase prices.
Opera Flannels, Scarlet, Magenta, Bine, tic. -
Gray Twilled Flannels, extra heavy.
Plain Gray Flannels, cheep:
white Flannels sod Blatiketaat nearly old prices.
Wide Hamilton Oanton Flannfle, 31.
OASMILBERRY , S
Mammoth Dry Goode House,
45 Worth EIGIITH street, below Arch.
P. S.—Persons disappointed In not seeing the slightly
imperfect Balmorale, for resew' of delay in traneporta-
Hon, can no. do so by calling early.
MILLINDBB wishing Ribbons will find name Bar
gains from the late sales, by the pintos.
0013 OASSELDICRRY
WENS, LINEN GOODS, QUILTS,
14 BLANKETS —Tho enbeeribers have thalnged and
beat eagortment. of Bonet. furtAthing Dry Geode, Bartainth
Uurtain Materials, &o , to be found, all of which they
offer at , he lowest cash prices.
fiIIEPP &ED, VAN LIABLINGEN,& Aftßiiosi,
1008 - OEMStti ITT Street,
Importers and dealers in Linens,. Curtains, and Fur
nishing Dry Goods. ocB-6trp
TT ..en ST NOVELTY.—Just opened,
.LA a large stock of Bibbons,lrlowers, Straw and 11111-
liners Gonne, at . JOSIIPH Ethitatl9ElL'3,
0c18.51* . No. SI &tab BBOOND, ab. Chestnut.
(I) ; (i 1 D !
C A:RP FiT.l-*(3 0 6 , , •
.011- . .BEITTIN4B.
W.OLFE 86-CC.).,
OOMMISBION M 11:BOH&NT3,
No. 132 018:113TNITT STREAM, PIIILADELPHIL
lAA full assortment of Philadelphia•made (Jorpets
always in Non: oe2 2m
SEAMLESS
B A GS..
Lewiston 3- Bushel.
Lewiston 2X- Bushel. ,
• Levri.don 2-Banbel. and •
• Androscoggin 2 , Bindle.
For sobs, not cash on delivery, by
GEO. GRIGO,
oclB 219-CHURCH Alloy
A Rmy COODI3.- • •
DARK-BLUE 490201 11- firdoia. • • .
DARN-BLUE OAP CLOTHS. •
SHY-BLUE CLOTHS FOB OFFICIER.S.
ARMY BLANIETts, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUO&
- BROWN AND BLEACHED !MEETINGS AND
1311TRUNGS.
For aide by
FROTHINGRAM
• - 00FFIN & 00
.
N0..:120 CHESTNUT !MILT,
-
are prepared to
CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY
OF
ARMY
WOOLEN AND COLTON GOODS,
STANDARD •QUALITY.
LADIES' FURL
LADIES' FANCY
„FURS!
. JOHN A. STAMBACH,
. .
• :.IMPORTER AND MANUFE.OIIIRER OF
, .
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
No.. 826 ABOH STREET,.
BELOW NINTH.
Just (paned, a large and handsomo Stook of LADIES'
AND CHILDREN'S FANCY FURS, of every &north
tion and in the newest and moot approved styles, at the
Lowest Cash Prices. 007.3 m
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
JOHN FA:RZ , IRA,
No. 718 ARCH ST., BELOW EIGHTH,
ThIPORTEB AND MAMMA.° MEER
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
My assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Children
le now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable during the present season. All sold at
the manitiactarers' prices, for cash. Ladles, please give
010 a CAL • , . °admit'
BILK ANDIMESEIGOODS.
FALL STOCK
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
A. W. LITTLE •& Co.,
5e2.5-2m No. 320 MARKET ST.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
JOHN C. ARRISOT,
Importer [and Manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN'S
PINE FURNISHING GOODS,
Nos. 1 & 3 N. SIXTH STREET. -..
FIRST STORE ABOVE MARKET sr.
(FORMERLY J. BLUM - MOORE'S.)
The well known reputation of this establishment for
selling Fine Goode at Mont/rum: PRIORS Win be fully
sustained.
F. 8 —The celebrated IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRTS, HD
justly popular, can be supplied at abort notice.
FLANNEL &CLOTH OVERSHIRTS
. .
'IN .61111/iT VARIETY. non-U
ORGE :GRANT,
NANDFACTIIIINR OF AND DEALER IN
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 610 OHNBTE(I37 STUMM
selB.l3m
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber would invite attention to his_
INTRO - TED OUT OF 131111iTS,
Which he makes a sipeoleaty In his business. Also; con
'tautly receiving
NOTRLTIFIS FOB GENTLEMEN'S sues.
J. W. SOOTT,
GINTLICIARN'S FURNISHING STORM,'
Ne. 814 CHERTNUT STREEII .
jag. tf Four doors below the Oonthaentsh '
CUTLERY.
WORMAN & ELY.
NO. 130 PZGG STREET, PNILADELPILIA s .
IiANDFACTURIC3B Or
PATENT CAST-STEEL
•
TABLE OUTLERY-;
Also, the BEST and °ANAPEST • -
ARMY FO* ) and 41 1 .9526
- ,
' Ar. 'DMZ meamrs.: . •
wemntea
- OAWX-STEET.i.".FORICg.
5024-wfosSos, ,
NFA :I V MOURNING 8T0RE,..:
926 WIEBTECIT 812,11111 T,
NEW MILLINNEY •
In addition to a tail aesoitiatelit of ..
.. . '-. -DBIBB GOODS I.ND lIHLW.,GB, . 7. '..
MONDAY, Oolober 13t1x.'.. • ... •
".
to . .. . .
t.lB 2t. - . ,
. . xi: i..k&.irzFA &oo
COTCH 2
n COTCHS puncheons
ettwarVellnirStlllyEY VALI% imported
direct. 4n *kid and formie b 7 • •
".• WO; wax rELT , r, - .
0o1•-am; . - . • 13T South ,F.IIOIIT.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE AND A.TrickarrvE setaa
FRENCH GOODS.
JOHN B. MYERS & CO.,
AUOTIONBEBS,
Kw. 232 8; 284 MARKET STREET,
win include In Mar ale, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13thy 1882,
Commencing at 'ICY o'clock, the following desirable
fahriques of the"
IMPORTATION OP
Messrs. L. MAILLARD gc. CO.
BOMBAziwris,
From medium to BUBLIDE QtILLITIIIa.
BROCHE SfIAWLF,„
LONG AIM SQUIRE, (FARTS;) NEW DESIGEE.
BROCIIE RATE
LONG AND SQUARM, {PARA NEW DRUMM
MERINO AND CASHNR,RE. SR:AWLS,
BEGONE `BORDERED. RABB) STELLAS, NEW
DESIGNS.
MERINO SHAWLS—LONG. BL•EIACKs
In extra and euperine
Also, includded in Salo , will be fount a verr destrabler
assortment of
BLACK AND FA=Y COLORED
SILKS,
DRESS G 0 OD-S,
BONNET and IBIHMING RIBBONS
,
FRE SOH FLOWERS,
PXTENSIVE PEF E vI'TORY . SAL
EXTRA-VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THOMAS & SONS, Anctioneere.
• ON TUESDAY, •
21st October-:1862, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at
Public Bale, without reserve, at the Plitadeipitia Ex
change, the following described property, Viz:
No L
AN IRUEDEEMABLE G aou ND' RE NT.
OF Eat a 'year, secured on "a brick dwelling and
lot, Lombard street, 102 feet west of Tenth street.
• No. 2.
TRACT OP VALUABLE GOAL LAND:
laSituate in Cleat Township, Northumberland county;
Penis ivania, C2O acres and 24 perches, known as
the " Valentine Brobst Coal Tract."
TRACT OF VALUABLE' COAL LAND,
it. Situate in Coal Township. Northumberlsnd 'county,
Pennsylvania, 147 acres and 120 perches, adjoining
lands of Janes Dundee, F'sg , and others,lnown a 8
the 4 ... Robert Oamplain Coal-Tract."
No. 4.
VALUABLE LOT, 9.4 ACRES, FORMERLY PAS
SPURS.. NOW FIRST WARD, OUP;
Adfololog lands of Martha Thomas, Wm Harmar,
Stephen Federal!, George Morton. and others, with
fronts on the Baltimore railroad:a fifty feet street,
the river Schuylkill, &c Subject to a mortgage-of
$16,000.
ELIG&NT RESIDENCE, Al CII STREET,
idN. W. corner of Thirteenth street, 25 feet front on
Arch. and 128 feet on Thirteenth atreet ; built and
finished in the best manner, and replete with all
modern improvements and convenienoec Subject to a
mortgage of 810,000.
THE EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE SUCIAR RE.
Fll , ll BY. No. 221 VINE STREIT,
• Lately occupied by MESSRS. E AiT WICK., viz :
.&11 those brick messnages, steam sug tr refinery,
stores, &c., and lot of ground %eremite belonging,
&Hume on the north aide of Vine street, between
Second and Third streets, Philadelphia ; containing in
front on Vine street 63 feet 10 inches, and extending In
de th northward of that width 76 feet 9y5, Inches, then
widening on the west side thereof (to .1 10 beet wide alley)
to the breadth of. 97 feet 4 inches, and extending thence
further northward, of the last mentioned breadth, 70 .
feet 2){ inches along the said 10 feet alley to Wo.xl street,"
having three fronts; and the entire depth from Vine to
Wood otreet 140 feet.
The hnildings are six stortea high, built of briok in the
most substantial, manner, and heated throughout by
means of cast , iron steam pipes. They contain a large
vacuum pan, 4 steam engines, improved bode-e. blow
up pans Leaf and Dwosne filters, tanks, imProved syrup
pumps, crushing and pulverizing -mills, screens, bone
black furnaces and washers, platform scales, and• other
machinery, of the most approved kinds; together with
the following number of Iron Mont.'s. and pots—viz
,p 96.80 Ibis Moulds. 4740 80 Ib3 Pots.
2013 46 do. 2006 16 do.
1623 8 do 1602 8 do.
The whole comprising an eslablisbment capable of
refining from 45,000 to 50,000 The (30 to 85 hhde) of sager
per day
--zurtsti, 1121 of a capacity to hold 600 hhde of
raw sugar. and 3,000 Ws refined simian
Full details will be furniehed noon a ndicatlon to A. 11.
Bostwick ; by letter, or on the premises, (which will be
open for ineprotion daily, from 10 A. AL to 2 P. DI.,
umil the day of We,) or of the Auctioneers.
Si' Subject to a mortgage of $20,000.
SaLE ABSOLUTE of the whole of the above
efx propertlee, without any reserve for limitation what
ever
NW Fail descriptions of each may be hal in handbills
at the auction rooms.
THOMAS SONS, A.nctioneerv,
188 and 141 South FOURTH Street.
sep2ooctl 138621 if
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN
SOM STREETS.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, Bm.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 15, -
At 10 o'clock, comprising— •
Bay (Trafalgar), a valuable stallion.
Mike,
a Manion, trots in 2 60.
blinebrood mares, and colts.
Ten young cobs, one donkey.
One sorrel horse *. Bob," one gray horse George."
A pair of trotting mare% cost $1,200
Andalusia, a driving horse, cost $1,600.
ALSO,
16 blab-bred cows, 8 young heifers.
8 Young freers, 3 bulls, (Gowen's stock )
10 bean of Southdown sheep, 4 bogs.
1 yoke of Oxen. .
Kr No postponement on account of the weather:
- ocl.l-11t if ALFRED M. H.N WINES% Auctioneer.
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN
BON STRRErs.
gLr SALE OH' TROTTING STORE,
On WIDDI4ESDAY MORNING. at 10 o'clock,.
A FAST TROT TING DOUBLE-TRAK,. "ROAN
DAN" AND " PhINON."
Dan has trotted, single, in 2 38.
Prince's time, sing/e, is 2.38.
A fait trotting black mars, Lady.. Tans," has shown
quarters in 88 seconds.
ALSO,
Two elegant Bodnarle wagons.
Single and double harness by Pearce covers, &c.
ocll3t if ALMED ElESECtiliai, Auctioneer
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the Christian Patriot in Our Nationai Tral4ll4l A
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t urne d rim IdturfAtesional to= in Rama. tuai Dams.
. Den u, tu t ut e ti t t vo."887 North BIX.TH Street, Office
hours from 9t029 A FL, and 9.10 4P. M. '9°94 innia
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JAMBS LEWIS, whose mrtraittins mown 1*
fire/lug with the entire approbation of bia ir
phliEmitlpbia: patien ts , , office 837 North SIXTIPIIIt se3olm*
PINEAPPLE SAP SAGHIPOINEBII- ,
fors *by • RHODES & WlLLaam.m,
0021: 101 &nab WATER dive,
KID 'GLOVES, &C.
0c,10.8t
AMITSEMEN TS.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.--
tilole Lame ..... .rdra. N. A GA.ESETTBOIX.
FIST
gun
ese At Kr. JOHN T. DONhTTITIP''..
FIEST ite OF ELIEI3 01.14.11LJTTE Tao lIIPSON.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 00T.. 13,
Will be punted the Drama of
THE DISOWNED. .
Alice .111 as ()HARLOT rn Tlloll29off.
To conch& with tho G'oruodv of
THE GOVEKNOE'S WIFE.
The GOVE ra or -- G. JOHNSON."
Doom open al 7—Perfurmennoe counueoces nt TA.
WM. 'JOHN DJ Evrs t. to
AIL STREET !I:MUTER.
Busies agent and Treasurer J. D DITTEPZIT.,
THIRD wrltt ,
9-
EIGHT, IEONDA.T. Obtober 13, 1852,
G1.7,3'04.1.11.8
.OE, LOVE'S VrOTORY.
EISS 135.17.11A1i SE , GER tbniNe„
J. W. W.a311,A011 ..
EDWIN .6.1151111 as
H L RATETAAN as ----- ,ru,41110;
NEW MERESTE. it&YES.
To conclude with THE d'o7l3"d' SWAINS,
tWia - .... . .. DEZW.
Doors open at 7-..T0 oommenoo : si - o'dook.
Beats secured biz , .. * .siga In advanoof
CADENT OF MUSIC.-
..Li. -Lessee and Manager.. WEP wsrerrinr.
POSITIVELY LABT lit Gar MIT SIX' Of
GABRIEL NAVEL AND
And the World's Phenomenon,
YUTING AMERIOA, .. VOTING AEIERIeIe.
Tlll.B (M 0 NDA.YI'.6 haNING, OUT. I fi ;
THE RED GNOME, (first time here )
GABRIEL RAVEL as the......EPAELOGS WARRIOI4
YOUNG AMERICA as Ma - . REIY4t/D57.11 - ,
TDB THEME ELTING TIAPEZE.
By. TOTING AMEBIC A t Oast time but tuaa:'); - '
THE TWO OBEG - J.RIES.
For frill particulars, see small bills.
. Adrafssiou 4 mad 25 cents. Doors open 07; Rollo
mescs M 7%. Seats secured tfifeedal's adViiitx4
without: extra charge.
B , .
t , TEEtIOPT
AE E l & °
k B 33 ; 8 11, DINGS, 51Oit and Chestnut imn
Axiaitriting Bvery EvetnorTbia` Week
Admission 25 cente, Commonbe arß , Weiner: ccl3-0
C C.E.R T HALL-LEGTUiIff
CAPTAIN WILLIAM'
S 0 I:7T.ri BE A.
WiidL7l76l7oTialip
EVERY BVEttiNG, at quurVer w S cjtiock.
OATURDAT AF2'ERIIOO7.I. M 3 o'cio,
Admlaaion, cvnte: Ohildree half prime•
T. GEORGE'S CRIV`KET
SROUND, TRIIITZENTA street, abtnlooo3ll.-
DIA extnue.
GREAT PEtE F EAT.
_ .
GREAT TEST Otr MAN'S PJWER or ENDO'.
RANGE,
WALICfNOIOS'IIIILER INKILE OFT WE itT`ic'EQUE
CONSECUTIVE-HOURS. ned 'OO MILES IN
kiDE OT EIGUT Oti N SECUTIYE DA. Y. 3, -- .1
WITHOUT WALKING Olf SUN. - -
L./a (SEVEN %%I'd' TII1E.)
BETWEEN_ OUTOREE 13th AND 21st, _
GRAND CONCERT EA , 311 iSAY,
From 1 to 6% P. U... by DECK'S BRAdS . BAND."
Strict decorum will Mr prederved, and seats reserved!'
for Ledles end . Children.
Admission-to he around eralSest., 10 Cents. oc9-4t
ENNdYLVAILIA ACADE,M.Y OF
TEE FINN ARTS. -
1025 OBASTNITT Srazwr,
• IS open daily (Sunday's excepted) from 9 9.11 I
P. hi. Admission 2.5 cents. Obildreu half price.
Shares of Stoat, 9530: jy9
PHOTOGRAPHS.
OND.ERF U 'llz accuracy of
likeneas. aad colorintaor )1113 KEW& hife-eine
Paotograelie in Oil Oolore. and more weadertut how they
can be made et' war prinew, 6 . E0031.D *treet shove
Oven it*
THE PEOPLE EAVE DISCOVER
RD that ICEIREIVS` Mated ?holographs for 81-
ate the beet. cheapest, and racer life- like pictures taey
can, find. - SVCOND 'Street, abeva.Grean it**
riBEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY
.—, to buy PHOTOGRAPH &LEW ifB. oa.ato POR
TRAITS; and CARD FRAMES. Marge let or NE wir
STYLES, just reo.ived from AUCTION, and will be sold
at a great reduction from tienufacturere graces Every
Album 'warranted pepfeet: 'MT./LIVE,
0c11.6t 439 OHE ITN Err Street.
WA.NTIS.
ANTED—lmmediately, 500 Lgel
V ligent, energetic, persevering salesmen, for
READLEY'SHISTORYI OPIIIIE GREAT
itEBELLIONs,
In 2 vols. Ist nearly ready. Bold only by subscription.
For particulars apply to or address
RUBLBETT; WILLIAMS, & CO.,
148 lialnLUlt Street,
Hartford, Conn.
WANTED—A situation; by a um
pi tett business men, in some reppunsible House,
as oelesresu or Book. keener, where theve mud be ea
OppOrtunitp of investing 85.000 or 86;0004n the business
on the first of MIT. Address, for- three , dem " Orvite,"
ibis office. it*
WANTED-A FRENCEI 16. DY
ir to give lessens in French and4lueic- No. one ,
need apv,ly unless she has had experience in teaching exalt
e.ln furnish setiefsencry references. Ltdreas q P. a,
424 Ninth ELEVENTH 8 - seet, Philadelphia. ee22.ti'
- T COAT; TARD:or stable .Lot-on the Sennyi-
DI, between Vfrie and Spruce streets.
cc 0.3
A PARTNER - WAN Tifiß, WUr a
86400 capital, to take one department of a paying
busintles in the beat location in the city, the two•dep art
ments beirg too muill -for • one person to attend to Ad
dress M Box 2281: Post Office stating where a con
fidentiel n eating tan be bad• Probably some w range.
meat can be made 'fa partnership is objectionable.
oclo-fraw
QTA B W NTH A malt one,
K... 7 for about three hones ) between Seventh and Broad,
alai near Greta street. Apply at 1106 UO?L'r
Str..et. man 3**
AND .SOYIE SIVIALLEtt,
otucas, Tria j igu i nd i fp t:; 0 111,0:11117,14tort
ocal-stotbat* No. 142.80uth NiGapti ;}crest..
BOARiI Nt
PL E . A SANT 1...M0ND-STORY
rooms, with board, at
sel7• lm
FOR SALE ANDITO LET.
da FOR SALE--AN - ELEGANT LAY
improved Farm of 800 acres, on the Neetern shore
of Mary land. right on navigation. 350 aortal of iniavp
oak and pine timber, price 1313 per - acre. The best in
vent( ante gver offe'red. For particttlara.: apply to
TOWNS) ND No 18 North THIN 0 Stria 'ocil
E ABIER.
- - The goad aide wheel Steamer NE(ItT &SSE I` 7
Piro It, IS a.ter, lately in employ .of the Governoi.nt ;
draws five feet, water loaded, end has -eapacitv fur 508-
pateenk.ers, or will snit for a tow.. boat She can be sees
at or near BIRELYI3 watkur • Kan.tngton. For
testae apply to E. 8...80T1D ER dr 0(1.„
ocll 3t ItriON.-Street Wharf
EDUCATIONAL.
LADIES' CLAF±BE3 N\ GERA AN.
AA —Ladies wishing to join these. Ci 119609 which have
ipaytly been rebrimod. are renamed to apply on MONT.
DAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY. or IPRIDAT, to the
of erooon.. 0. &EIDERS r 1.111211,
0r.13-rawf Stlit 127! 'North TENTH btreet.
117,1 EL A CROIXgB- COURSE OF
FESSOH.—rio one who deliberately practises
tbrougbout lir. DEL a.OILOIX.V4 combinations- of Ra
tional. Syntactic, and Idiomatic Exercises In ga
WRITTIi 0, and BPEA.ECING Flt NOR, can foil of
fteliniring a competent gran:L=4lomi.. and 000verea•
Lionel nee of the language for ell the purposat
business and metal intercourse
The coaxes requires no committing. to.. memory—no
home studies of any kind.whattver.
Students attend three, four, or five times a• week, as
they please The terms. are the. came, five dollars a
month, - in advance.
The FRIIIOII STUDY, 907 TIGRE IL t • Street. it
BOARDING. S.Cl4ool;,foit TOUNGI
.1! MEN AND BOYB, MOUNT JOE, Lancaster
county. Pa. Wiuter &mien re opens October %rot For
particulars, addreaa the Principal,
ocll. 6-* E Is. MOODE.
PERSON AL
ENSIONS.7-$lOO Bountyand Pay
P
procured and collected for soldiers, sailors, and the
relatives of such de are deceased, at reason‘ble and satis
factory rates, by. JA MEI WILTON,
Solicitor for Cletmanta,
424 wAttiu , r Street. Phtledeltobii.
Particular attention given to parties living at a dia.
tance. 007 tf
DISCHABGED S.Ol/o=litS" OER
TIFICATEB end other Claims cashed by
Ja.412.13 .ICOLtON,
Military and Naval Aekat,
424 W&LNUT Street, Philade.
THE BIGHEST PRICE PAID Ito%
SEOPED-HAND FURNITURE CA.RPE ra.
STOVES,,DEDDINGr&o Oa or, e„ddroso WILLIAM
Wl9, I% 931.RIDOE.Avenoo.:. oc9 St.*
LAST. ANNA • WN:'D.
A Cexti*Late; for 18 shares in.
the Capital . Stock of the Hazleton Coal Comnani,
iu tha.aame of T. Frank Walter, date& March 28, 1802„,.
Do %Tgl.
Notice i• hereby given. tbatantalcation has been Maelt
to Company for .arenevral.of.eail corgi drat..
WALTRR,
-Penn Haven, September, 186% ae22 mln*
OST A - Cer i klAilaft3; 107 15 shares in
±s4 . ..tbe Capital Stock of the Beaver meadow Railroad
end .ooal Company, in thename of T. Frank Walter,
dated April 22, ;din, No. 6.835
Notice Jo besebv given that application has been made
to the Company for a renewal of paid certitict e
T.,IiDLANS WALTIGR
Penn Raven, September, 1862 •e 22 tn3m*
VSTAMIO O 1 LUDWIG H. SOHOP. ,
14 PlApitllllo, Deceased.
The hnditot appointed by. the Orpheus' Court for tlse..
oily and county of. Philadelphia to audit, settle, and .0.4.
met the. first and finabacoonat of Owl 0. rohottlerout.. •
ministrator with the will annexed of .1,13DWL15
SCROPP,MCNPAPCI, •Deceaaed, ;and to report dtetrt.
bildon, will meet the puttee irdereeted, for the terposei
of his appointment, on TEIIHr.D4If. October %Aiwa,
at 4 o'elook P. AL, at hie olleeato.. 1. AL N Street,.
in the 010 of Philadelphia. OTafaLTikbf,
oc3B-inwf St N. - 7 Molitor.
•V .
STATE OF El)Dll3li4rj3 MIKA,
mom —NOTIOE =Letter oFAdniikintration on
the Satan of EDMUND IYINGIDIC, iittee oftbe County of
Plliladelnhin. tirickmaker,deceatted, haring b‘n granted,
to the td.df reigned, all penone indebteto.aidd ante art a
reeneete 4 to make payment, and thoen. haying claim to
snake them knows without delay to
Jet.tdES DINGEIS,
No; 984 North 8r9:613,TE1 Street,
HENS I,' O. bIOGIIN,
182 North ONZENTEI atroe4
Adteinistratore.
oc2sl►&*
41 1 1D*D -- the I* -14, NOM
044;Asots.:Ox0. .AtritOTT. as Indentured ap.
pirtiitia to the ibeiiticti•mikiritirado. All persona %re
ht:TebT forbid harboribtesid:bo. or. tra..itlng• Ork my
14""Ilit ' NATEMS ine.trlAN
it* . • sesscrecernMaz latiLl4.
smii - RlwAls) , ---14151‘, TU
1. 11. 13 7, ir v . 1 4 1 0. 1ut,
ateriptembe.rit=l4
117 n;
bora 3o 3. 669 .
pane
31.669, - Bteso. All parties ere Garlidd asnotishting food
th to a, igs mac* US to* OVIP, alkd Fames"
rmatury awl ail Su•-?reasury Eirpooti
0500 IN GOLD!
"11.111 be TAW Sy the an. arffigood 1.) , the roam
times. •B P ott.Ltour.R.- .
190 931 tqatitt rEuun Ace? 4,. •
Octob.l 2,18 EL .. x 2.16" ;..
Address B.)x 2090
307 Eenth THIRD Street.