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4 .141spiTAD BOTOI. Blatt, and (Jheetnnt eta.
LON"' n , Nea York A Thacker, Jr. N Ortaims
6if 31 1 :„....;,,, Now i ork &lira IA 'Nook, NH 4 , York
Jo . ; ' ~,o•oo. N York Lo , ala W H. 41 , ,, Bram
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,1 4, 00 in ii iboy, N Y B M aillar, Mt &mill
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oIIONANTS' HOTID.--Wourth st.., Wow Arch.
to mpron, Oone • is eti rtmv4rt. titoona
0,1,111.. Coulon, 0 A 814rbourg, twa
Sowvilla, Ph El Ba ad
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WDodd, Lurlhus
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sltr, Now York T P Shop mn & wt. Poona
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.1 vallars, Cambria 04w, J N tiapplreea, hTEI.
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moly, Now York 11 Binnuertusecoa, 01 York
Bogy, boototer H I B4rd. Now Ink
s pea , Nowpfirt T 'Pettey, New Y.lrk
II Pra, Leviotirg, Jrs Bookor & tlttagoy
Williamtirort 141..iotrlotoihnrig
Oaritolo 0 P star & Pnßloqb'g
Po 8010, Now York
tdcTodro,Doloiugtown W jlit"
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it, brwl,t• sister Belt W Bart saw Y, rk
Bra A P Sanford, N York T rtals, , p.,, ttoore
LIMO CO,.ril hi 0 'Sells St la, 'my, 11. I
rdlas, Pror, R I W F shot wet,. tj B tt
iir, D, N Jersey Jahn BaO. NO -
Au i r J,Taw Flare J Ba4l tick kld v iklbstly
Y Farnsworth w V BarhAvab at to Ar,,,,t00
y o , o,ole, a talker', N J b Ott Mionwl Otrie•Avo
F Nonso, 8.4 , 1011 Jas W Statuborg N Y
Dkrty, Pittsburg
11. L(11115 ITCPPEL—tkrastant amt. atrove Third.
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Yarmk6 w, r BrY J W Oiroriair Now York
W' UidwJt. New Barron B G ()rata, t i l t mods
7131, UNION—Aron scree' moose Third.
Ellssto,lltidselon, NJ J Stud, 9at.•m N J
%%Wend D !Windt - Mar, &foreland
D pN g N. tins & son, HYPW Kellett. lot Bethel Pa
.4 Nal. New Jersey H J Frost, Wooster, U
rowirt, Priv ative tia &Ws d Fowler, Pei
rowler, Po Jae H Ntele9, Middletown
Sot J T rode, tibester oo klemt Hoyt, New Jersey
Seitzinger, Tomanua
SLTIONAL HOTEL—Moe eaves, above Third.
Bin a Iw New. York O Jvhno. P ce .livilla
Awniukr, Devville J.cotk ne3tnni, Dsurllle
IA I 'lai, Harrlabig _Paw L
DO A Inds J ELiciff uen, tanichnit
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5 Inn Pk...ling John Bu k or Puirkvitle
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Eriteio W Bor.w.rcueo, Newport, Pa
ChatinUn 0 r Elarnp.oe. Detroit
Elmer, Detroit J ft Daub4r. Neap r
hie El Loup, Labosster H DE. Ict..eon. EAtoc.ever oo
lewertr.. - Plorgrove, Pa 0 B 111b14 Gap. Lano , r oo
14 emu Laooetter, Pa B. teeehectiou.
r beatatter co Jr Rohrer, hicVeytorva
A Coldttrrelerson, Pe
OURKSHOIAL—BIxtu gulet, souse Obectunt.
tan Conner, Wilmington U D Uonner Wilmtogton
Pwlestown J f Houston, Lsocaster co
3 A'stsoL, Lancaster co JA no votes', Or co
'3l3bimplou, Pniisdelphia $lllBlOOO Scranton
Ire, Mullen, God co, Mu I) Wdeta, Ful - on co
I B WO*: Fulton co J R R•rnses. 0 *lord
Penna J P Eloyord, Dolsarare
ltstk Than pion, Chtster co arr W.I on la ilheater co
7 F Lecßarrid, Dolograre Sotto Fellows, New rortt
E dtltetlde, Pennoylvatito
11.5.11LEY liHNAF—deoono street, below Vine.
ICA, Peon J F Zink, lea,ton.
I E P.3u, bellestown E ShUPI, Doyleatown
Clvt, I;tw Jeney E B Batenvw, New Jersey
Ab)Cry, 77th N I 'V IC Crosadale, Pound
Wfifth & la, Penna Mee 51 E Watson:Penns
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11.$1611ne, New Jersey M Plroonn, Backs ea
I trip, Prtea Jae W Wilkinson, Reams
Jatewisaa, Pa
BALD EAGLS--Thtra atm* above Oatlowkdfl.
hi Butt, Northampton oo Q V flomm9l
I F Datitg,bluntgotuery o 0 Ei bitnt , g, ftilntitornerY 00
Eitippenyille Tonkel :!Grins, ElonPeoria°
P Feels, liappenville E Ort44Pnnebarg,
Lini,Ptunsburg, Pa Itenben Eahert, Peanahnrg
mac Blowzy. Penns F &totem la, Easton, Pa
B Eftaukrt, Edititown A H Dwane' 00, Pa
BITWIJ, Lehigh co. Pa Bteeben Lit:that%
ll:cameo r.geriville 0 Baldwin, BILAIS CO
W WDl4fleton, Buckg 00
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Corer. Allentown. B:6e11g. Washlngtnn
i'Met dFOC.DOIIO9tOWEL Joe ROPE). bohuvlk , ll on, Ps
Kutztown Mies U. A. 131,11. Kutztown
Ink m Knlttuwn B dbvtmllu, Kutztown
Buzks co Jae D B,bb. Buena CO
iRfIE gOLtyomery co Goo Merkel, Burka co
Evls, Bucks co Wm 1' Shafer, taloa& no
MT.YEBNON—BecOIn street, /move Arch.
nAlllisros,NtwYork T Brown, New York
Pitteburg John Temple, Delaware
Deleware John Tomlinson, N Jersey
SADIND Nova aecouo entreat, above Market,
Yew, billiard, N J 9 a Hoopook & la, N York
Negargell,Bterllng, Pa Mies E 61 Noble, Pa
Mnloon, Brldpeton,NJ W J Poole, New York.
MARINE INTELLMENCE.
,2 " MI ZOIIRTH PAWL
Eat Jaa Andrews, Hetilawern 6 6676 from Maxim.
1144 to Latest to Twits & Co.
611etena, Mini., from Washington, In bedfast to
IF hen% Look, horn Washing!on, in ballad to 7 B
& Co.
. _
^hr e P Stickney, Garwood 5 days from Boston, In
44 to castsiu.
ettr l Trostan, Gibbs, from Marlon, Blass, in ballast
>?tsttos.
ccer Gee Rock, Parker, from Wilmington, Del, inbal
XI4OY. A Fonder h Co.
Fcin XUM t, Beebe, from Washington, in ballast io
alai%
5at11T411,41 11.9.001 1 3 day; from Alexandria ) in
‘titult tc. nib, 4 en,
ship Gliarke RBI, 'Percival, Liverpool, P Wright dit
E l dr lajek, Whitmore, Boston, W H Johns.
10,,, a,,e6r, Rail. St John, Ss. & Souder Ai Co.
rill Burrows U, Mark, Port ntsy al. Tyler, Stone &
&be late Anna, Halo. 'Fortran Monroe, do
S Percy, Jackson, Georgetown, John R White.
So: Nes, Buark, dodo
'" I T khly Atwine, Roeske, Washington, do
"t , Unight s Beebe, Providence, do
r Is y E parker, Fitzgerald, B .et rn, Tweils & 00.
' l rJ ii , ..lolvar, Dade, Baltimore, & Grover Jr.
. I ` l4 flui: kite, Bowen, Alexandria, W P Ciyde
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT TELIIIMPH.—STEINWAY
BONS were awarded the FIBS" fir ED&L
' l 6lele great International Exhibition, London. Over
eo bemired acd sixty.nine Piano., from airparta of the
entered for competition'
v °Teroores at BL &SIBS BROTHERS, 1006 CHEST.
ifl Street. • ool;Im
011 ovla & BAH.ER'S NEW SHUTTLE
The ititoution of tailors and other manufacturers re.
Wlrlig the nee of a fast sad durable loci stitch machine,
tliftcted to our No. 9. This is a new and admirable
e o + tine, °Werwthil with the greatest ease and with but
9tto noise , and, although but lately vat into 'ha m ... F4t . et '
t;really a great favorite with manufacturers. it is a
Pireelssa machine, al a low price.
No onegit.e aver introduced In this city has ioid °°
°reran such universal setiefaction. It is very
1111.14 ‘ 40 °Liliction, easily learned, not liable.to get
flk of "der, works with fine col ton, silt, or linen thread,
',,,r
'''4l7 ' 4o °l sod the low price at which it is sold place.
~ " 1 14 Ili reach of all who destre a reliable, serwiee
lutle eolchtae.
GI OUE k 88118111 8. 111 00.,
780 OEIEBTNEIT Street
8 -T- 1880-X.
DISKS'S PLANTATION BITTZILS.
They
RAJ strengthen, and invigorate.
create a healthy appetite.
? . .._ 4l a re 41 / Maidoto to change of water and•diet.
eel overcome effects of diestiPtalcu a nd late boon.
`ritor e treogthets the system and enliven the mind.
'They prevent miaematio and intermittent fevers.
Ih h , Dcrili the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They al " le piebald di
s and Con/AUI'
D.
el' care Diarrboia, Cholera, and Cholera Hoehn&
Thar wire Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache:
Thar ate the bed BIT TIES in the World. They
'""d the w oi k min strong, and ire exhausted nature's
atom
qb, "'rod. They are made of pare St Croix Bum,
colohreted Oallsaya Bark, roots, and herb?, and are
.4411 with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to
ade o r
1 'boo of day. Particularly recommended to dell
A l ' t.rl "/ 3 requiring • gentle stinnilant. Sold by ail
418, hrllggiute, Hotel', anti SaloOne. P. U EtHeeHl
202 BROADWAY: New York. seSil:Sm
BAT OHELOH / 13 HAIR DYI
THE BEST 111 TUB WOULD.
WI LLIAM. &. Il&T011111.0 WS celebrated Hair Dye
M
~...." 4" 6 a color not to be diutinguhdled from nature;
, - , - rctiti not to Mime the Heir In the least ; remedies
rit°i4l6trecte of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hale for
°R AY, SSD, or RUSTY HAIR instant's tunas a
l ol. dle
Black or Brown, lea Ting the Hair soft and beau
fol4 br Druggists, Am.
The Genuine II signed WILLIAM &.13A.TOHD.
o n Me four aides of cede bon.
WAOTOBY No. 81 B&BOL &Y Street,
(t , ciff. 233 Broadway and HI Bond tereet,)
ITHYNE v EI FXP 0 TOR Ali T
Hew been for Thirty rears ma Standard Remedy far
ASTI3 MA, CONSU P
H6ONOBLTIB, PL EUtILSI,
Vi HOOFING COUGH, ORODP,
COUGHS AND COLDS, HOARSENESS,
AND ALL
PULMONARY CO 11PLAINTS.
'No better evidence of the great curative , powers of this
Expectorant can be offered than the grateful testiththY
of MON who have been restored to health oy its use, and
the wide-eproad popular% which, folroo long a period, it
has maintained In the fact of all competition, and wttlatt
bee created a constantly Increasing demand for it In all
parts of the world. 'Here is a portion of the lestimciny
late'', received :
A HARD BACKING COUGH 017IIED.
JOHN VAN WOR r, of &tired ins Michigan, writes:.
Nor nearly throe years I had a HAND BkiJKING
COUGH, and wes fast on the decline. I had given my.
Bell up to die, hod my friends hsd to hope of my reco
very. I could scarcely walk alone, and way greatly re
duced in flesh. The beat medical aid that I could dad
proved of no nee to me. I bought two bottles of your
ItXPttOTOBdNT, which I took according to direcdons.
and I can honestly say that it carol me. lam now
well, tough, and hearty. Far two years I have not taken
any medicine, nor do I require the nee of any since I took
your ILXPEOTOBdtiT.
OURH &GE OF THE LUNGS
Dlr. 8. B. PUTNAM, of East Bamford, Me., writes:
While in Philadelphia. in October, 1858, I was taken
with H emort base of the Lanes. I employed one of the
beet physicians in the city, and took his presoriprions for
a long time, and also those of other goof( physicians that
were reoommended to me, but without rolief. I grew
worse, bleeding every two or three days, nnttl L wee re.
duced thirty five pounds less than my usual weight. I
then concluded to go to my home, in Maine, and stay
through the winter. Alter befog there some six :weeks,
bad another attack, and was tinder the treatment of good
Pb) siciens, without receiving any benefit, I was at last
induced ,o try your Expectorant and Sanative Pills, and
as my liver as badly affr cted, I used, in addltion, the
Alterative, according to &roc ions. Six bottles of the
Expectorant, and a email quantity of the other remedies,
completely teetorect my health, which is now better than
before my titaness.
S. F. PIITNA.SI
EAST BumFon', Jab , 29,1868
Dr. D. Jayne & Bon—Dear Sire : I Ottil testify to the
foregoing'fsete, as they oommmd in my own family, and
I can bring a number of Witnesses who will do the same.
JllB ,4B PCITSAId.
B OXFORD CENTRE, Maine, August 8,1859.
Dr. D. Jayne Son—Gents: We are acquainted with
?Gem. B. F. and Jesse Putnam, and know them to be
relieble and beyond a doubt. We are aware of the onre
to which they allude. We gave Mr. Putnam one of fear
Almanacs, and sold bim the medloine, Sod we also know
that be employed the best doctors in the c matry. and
they failed to help him. HOYT 84: BA.OOli.
V. 11:B1.0 T 0 6.0 0: 1.
Bev. I. J. 110BERT9, the well-known Chinese His
plenary. writing from'Canten, under date of JO3lO 25,
1862, Bele:
I find the Expeotorant a very valuable mediolue—ln
deed, I cannot do without it, on account of a chronic
Breast Complaint, which has troubled me more or lees
for sound yeari peat, and which originated from my
prraching too load and long in the open air. The ECX
PECTOtteha always eases the pain and quiets the
symptoms, and .were it not for the requirements of my
vocation, I believe would have ere this effsoted a perma
nent cure.
"I GATE UP ALL HOPES OF GETTING WELL."
Diana, E. LEE, of Tuckattoe, Cape !day 00.,
writes:
For the last nineteen years I have been more or lees
afflicted with a (tough and difflon ty of breathing. About
five 5 ear* ago nay cough became eo severe that I gave up
all hope of getting wall, as everything I used afforded no
cape,
Tour agents, Shoemaker & Steelman, sent me a bottle
of your ItXPBOTOB&N'f, which gave me immediate re
lief. By the time 1 had need the second bottle, I wee so
much reetored as to be able to attend to my daily [moor,
and with more ease than before. binor that time we have
used your other medioines in the family, with complet
success.
COUGHS AND COLDS PROMPTLY RELIEVED.
Lieutenant LOUIS WAGNER, Company D, Eighty
eighth Regiment (McLean's), writee from Alexandria:
During all the time we have bean in the Bery on, nearly
toter mouths, but one of our company has been sick
er otigh to . he placed in the hospital. Our surgeons have
often epolten of tbts, and attribute the unusually ho.leby
cone hien of the men to the use of Dr. D. layne's
The EXPECTORANT has been much sought after in
cases of Colds, Coughs, &c., and has always Warded
Prompt relief, while the 0 Ali eLIN&T LYE 8&L.3.1.5.1 has
operated like a charm in all cases of looseness of the
bowels, diorama. &c-diseases to which soldiers are
particularly exposed from the frequent changes of water.
We are convinced, therefore, that mu -h sulfating
would be prevented, and many Hies tiered, if every emu
parry in the army were provided with a small supply of
sour medicines, similar to the one furnished tut,
rev. RUFUS BABODOK, D. D., formerly Preaident
of Waterville College, Maine, writes :
For more than a &atm years I have recommended
Dr. D. JAYNE'S FAAIILY BIEDDINICS, and espe
cially the EYPEO7OBANT, I know that these medi
cines are highly esteemed, and frequently prescribed by
some of the most respectable of toe regular practition
ers of medicinal; and If i do not hesitate to commend them
as a valuable addition to our .motcria medico, and a
safe as well as eminently beneficial remedy for the die
eased.
OTIOUP EFFECTUALLY CITRED.
JOHN HANUKAH, Hag , Btewartatown, N. H.,
writes:
Not long since, a ohild of mine had a very violent and
dlatreaaing attack of Oroup, which must have proved
fatal had not immediate relief been obtained. I com
menced taxing your AXPEOTORtiIiT, and within three-
Quarters of an hour Ihe child, having taken six teaspoon
fuls, breathed with perfect ease--a cure within that time
having been erected,-
Bey. A. H. DAN FORTE!, Misaionary to Assam, India,
writes
On my way home from India, on board the English
patmenger ebip Marlborough, I met with Major Clarke,
an officer in the Queen's service, who was connected, I
think, with the 63d Begiment, and was located in Fort
William during Me rebellion. I soon perceived that he
had a TROUBLESOME DOUGH, and urged him to
take some IX PEOTOR&NT. He at first refused, say
log he had had the cough for sixteen years, and had
tried everything, without the lased benefit, and he had
now given up doctoring ac melees. His wife, howeier,
persuaded him to try it, and to gratify her he did so. lle
found so much relief that he bogged me to let him have
all I had with me, saying I could get more when I reach
ed home, and he could not.
The Expectorant Is prepared only by Dr. D. J&YNB
& BON, 242 CHESTNUT Street 0c23.2t
r!FAvglosil
PBTEII3ON-OLO AK —oa the 22d Inst , at St. Pe
tree Church, Smyrna, Del., by the tight, Bey. Wm. 11.
Odenbeimfr, Bishop of Sew Jersey, •dr. J. Howard Pe
terson, cf Philadelphia, to Idles Carte B eldest (lane'.
ter of Jchn Cloak, Esq., of Smyrna, Delaware.
Delaware, New York, Oinoinnati, and SE. Louis papers
ideal.° cow.
HEBIT AGY-11 kTON.— On the 21st inst , by , the
Bev. H. R. Gilroy, of this city, Kr. Thos. J. Heritage to
Bios Sarah B. Heaton, both of Gloucester 00., N J. *
GOBLING—RUOIC.—On the 21st inst., by -the Her.
John 0. 11(e, Dlr. Hiram (lotting, late of Australia, to
Idles Emma V. Busk, of this city. *
B . II3IIIOFIIIeD—MDESON.—In Washington, D. 0.,
Sept. 2..1862, by the Rev. J. O. Smith, frank fd Swing
field, late of Philadelphia, to Itllsa G. Agnes, youngest
daughter of Dr. Owen Munson. Surgeon U A. *
AM DEUS (118—E01111 &RD r —On Thursday, 16th
of October, by the Rev. Theodore Steven!. Mr. David
Ambraster to Mtn Sarah Eckhardt, all of Philadel
phia. *
WINTERBOTTOIII-13TAFFORD.—Sunday morn.
ing, September 23 1862. in Christ Church, Philadelphia,
by the Bev. 1r Dorr, Mr. Robert W 1440.0 1 11.% to Mimi
Jane Stafford, both of Mantayunk, *
ttltD.
CLARK.-0o Wednesday morning, October 22, Be-
Saone A. Clark, wife of Richard Clark, in the 25th year
of her age. • '
he friends of the family are invited to attend her fu
neral from the residence of her husband, on the. Welch
Road, near Holmeiburg, on Saturday. October 25M, at
2 o'clock, without further notice. Interment at All
saints'. ***
STOCKER —At Portsmouth. New Hampshire, on the
eveuiog of the 18th init., of pneumonia, at the residence
of her brother, Daniel R. Rogers, Esq.. Mrs. Ann R.
Stocker, (lately a resident of - Philitdelphia,) aged 78
years.
BECK.—On the 2let., Harriet, wife of William Back,
in the Old year of her age tf
01 , LE MAN —On the 20th lest, Patrick Coleman, a
native of the Bolles, Pariah of Dniick,. County Heath,
Ireland, and for many years a reeident of Philadel•
pbta. *
CALM AN.—On the 21st inst., John Coalmen, son of
Michael m d Ann Coalman, in the 18th yearof his age *
DUBOIB.—On the evening of tbe 2 , st instant, Alex
andre Dubois. in the 39th year of his age
ItIEREON.—On Tneeday evening, the 21st inst., An
thony N. Emerson, In the 55th year of his age
FRITZ —On the 12th inst., at Washington city. D. C.,
Frederick Fritz, late of Philadelphia, in the 59th year
of hie age
FIISSELM AN —On the 21st inst., Mr. James M. Fus•
eelmsn. in the 34th year of his age. *
LIE BRIUII —On the- morning of the 221. inst., Mrs.
Anne, wife of Conrad ',tetrads, in her 43d year. *
McNEIL.—On the 22d, Lizzie Jolla, daughter of W.
H. and Sarah McNeil, aged 11 months and 10 days. *
RIITH.—On the 22d inst., John Ruth, in the alst year
of Ifs age. *
THOMAS —On the 224 inst., Mies Emma H. Thomas,
in the 18tb year of her age. *
YOUNG —Suddenly, on the 21st fil o ?dr. Hugh
Young, in the 35th year of hie age. _ *
T - LAcK 1.111.8 k POPLINS. --Just
received, one case of Pires celebrated plain black
Irish Poplins. DIMON do SON, Mourning Store,
ocO • No. RS OfINSTNOT Street.
VNGLISH CRAPES ON ROLLS.-
itutt, recetced, linglith Trimming and Vail Crapes,
on mile. . .
Byglish Crape Yana. .
Nnglieh Crapes, at, trident and 9rodities.
Large Crimp Crapes and Veils.
BESSON tt SON Mourning Store,
No. 918 CHESTNUT Streld.
VYRE 4 LANDELL,
FOURTH and ARCH STREETS.
OPENING FOR FALL SALES:
Magnificent Silk,.
Magnificent Shawls.
Magniftoent Poplins.
Good Black Silks.
Richest Printed Goods. z
Good Stook of Staples. ""; • • se go-tt
500 BOXES TO BACOO.—We gua
rantee to seU Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars, at
lower prices than any other house In the oily. A bargain
to Helena Cigars. purchased at Marshal's Sale. WOOD
WARD & 00., 41 South FOURTH Street. oa lni*
orAT A MEETING OF THE CI.TIZENSt
BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE, held this d • 3
the f Bowing resolution was agreed to
i Whereas. It is announced that the draft will take
place in this city on Tuesday, October 23d. and that
credit will be given for all recruits until that day, be It
Resolved, That Mils committee will disoontinne the
payment of prendume and bounties for recruits for old
regiments in the field that enilE after Monday, 11th
instant,
THOMAS WIBSTEII, Vice Chairrata,
Philadelphia October 20. . • 0c21..6t
irrCONSOLIDATION B A NAL PHILA.-
DEL 'NIA, *Mbar 9, 1882
•I he Annnal Election for DIRECTORS will be held at
the Banking House on MONDAY, the 17th day of No
vember next, between the boon of 10 1. 91 and 2 P
M.
A General Meeting of the Stockhoklere will be held at
the same plate on Tueeday, the 4,h day of November. at
12 M. (oold-tmattill] JOB. N. PEIR,SOL, Mahler.
FARMERS' AND I .WEIIRA.NICIP
lg ttK—PHILADELrnts., October 6. 1.862
Vtw; -4,muus, &Irmo tor Dirtot•'re will b, held at the
Ba , king Rowe on MUSD the l'lthdey of November
twat, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M and 8 o'olook
P. M.; and on the Ch day of November
near, a general pleating of the - Stooeholdere will be held
at the Ranking Honee, at 4 o'oidclt P. PC, agreeably to
the charter. W. EIIdaTON• Ja
oolr-toolT °anoint.
07. SOUTHWARK SANK.
PITILADELPHIA, October T,1882
The MOM &L . ELKOTION ter DISNOTO 18 *lithe
hele 7 at the plinking Bones ott .810 tY. the 17th dn .
of November. between the hours of 10 o'clock L. S 1: and
2 o'clock P. M.
A General Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the tonne place on TUESDAY, dig 4itt des , of November
nest at 12 o'clock K.
orB ietrotnol7
E t 7 H A N 10 St BANA.--PHIL.A.DEL.
PULA. °moor 7. 1862.
general awed:rig of toe. Stockholders will be held et
the Be. 'lcing Hume on TURSDAY, 4th day of Nevem
ber, at 72 K. 008-tne4
The 'Annual Election for Dlrectorellbe held at the
Banking Rona° on MONDAY. November 17, between
the bon e. of 10 A, ki soda P .61
ocB-tool7 J. WIEGAND. In , °ashler.
ErrGl BARD BANK. PHIL ADEL PfilA,
October 9, 1862 .
The .Inroi]i Elecoon for Director] will be bell at the
BMIATID it Bouse. on MONDAY, the 17th Sav of LIOYDIII
- between the hetna of , 0 A. 9I and 2 P. M.
A G.-hetet tileeDue of the Stoat heelers will he held at
the Fame-ela..e on TUESDAY, the 4th of tiweeraher, at
12 &elect M. W. L. SCH A.F S R.
oclOomw thol7 0114Oier•
. .
Tr BANS. OP PENN TOWNSHIP.
PBILADS+.PHIf. ()VC 11, 1361.
An election ,for thirteen Directors will he held et tho
Bankirg Home. on illintt fief, the 17th der of Nevett.
tnr next. between 10 o'clock A IL and 3 &clock P
I'he,a. noel meeting of the Stockholders will toe' hold 'at
lb: , Banking Etonv.e, on rITESD e.Y. the 4th day of Ko
vno her next; a . 10 o'clock -v.
ocl9.n.wftril7 TAKES BIISHILL, flashier.
rgrTHE PHILADELPHIA
PRILADIMPER, QauAye , 6, iggi.
Ibe Dolma! Meeting of t' Stockholders well he held at
the Bankier Home on TUESDAY, November 4,1883, at
12 rodock M.
The anonal, election for Bireotore will be held at the
Banking B.tree on. MONDAY, November 170.862, be.
twefm the t.oure of 10 A M. and 2 P
ocB win tnol7 B B. COM.IOGYS. Mothier.
comnEacxAL BANK OF PKNN4YL-
Pam, DELPHIA; Oat. 13, 1864.
A general meeting of the: tocithoxlers .411 be b.eid at
the Daubing Bonne. on TUESDAY, the 4th day of tie
venober new. +412 51.
The -ant.ual election for Directors will be held at the
13ankio g Down, on iIIiO.CDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next. between the hours of 30 K. and n P. lit.
eel& mwf tt7 S. O. PALMER, Orphier.
Frw..- OFFICE OF THE PtIILADELPHIA,
U. 3 GEKNIANTow PI, AND AOH.tild row N BAIL
ltuaD COMPANY, PHMADALPUIA. Ootobtr 13. 1862
The - 5T1111361 taw-flog of the Stook and Loenbolders
will be held et the Office of the Oompany, not thoest cor
ner of VINT rf 141 , 11 GlErhaf Streets ' on MON D Vir, the
3d day of NOV BM BRE next. at 10 o'clock &. 51. An
Election to choose four Managers, to serve three years"
will be held ihe enme day bnruedletely after the Stook•
holders' meeting, and close et 2 P. M. .-
0013 tn 3 W. S. WILSON, Secretary,.
trrll` Eit SURE KIS DEPARTMENT,
PENT4BYiNaI3(a, ItalLtiOAD 00611.e&GY,
PILLADELPHU 00.$)tiof n, 1862.
BARD OF' DIREOTORi hive this day de
clared a gemi-Annnal Dividend of FOGG PEG' WOG P.
an ,the Capital Stook of the Oompany, clear or State and
Government Taxes, payable on and'after, - rfovetaDer
Urn. 1882.
Powers -of attorney for the Collection of. Dividends
can be bed on application at this office.
TiiioS. T. FIRTH. Trsantrer,'.
10. 288 tiotutt Third If treet.
oot lalm
AVIS AUX ELFGANTS.
• MB. PAUL ANDSI OI ', Gerand de la maieon
de rennin de MB. GRANDVILIGE IS POKES, .609
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, a rhoutteur de pre
vet& see nombroux smis of connaisnairee Qui Pout dojo &
favoriee de atm (pie lee etrangers.)
vista de regevoir de Paris et Loadres leg mottos lee plus
rorentes et lee mienx portees pour la liaison Waiver.
"Mr Grandville Stokes a mis Asa risposidon les °toffee
tail plus belles. et lee meilleures.qualitee. des prenderbe
manufactums
Les raiiitalres, aloe! qa lee officlere de torte gredee
trouverope raellleuree quallice d'etoffee a dee aria tree
moderes. Velegance de se coupe, elnei qua le cachet de
diatiuction gui la carectorbie eat deja trop count' du pub
lic. pour ea mann velles lour merit"?' me 27. la)
PHOTOGRAPIES.
WiIYN YOU WANT A FERE
Vl' and also cheap, Picture, go to ItEledlC Gat
a colored Photograph for 81, and you will be pleised
with your choice, Gallery SEOGIi D dtreet, above
Omen. it*
VERY
BODY ANO Tll HIM
frier& have tniomi&ed the merits of BEM
Life size Pbotograpt ein Oil Cetera. The', are now tnede
at mi.:Ea-EA nticee, in view of the theca SECOND Street,
above G.-ern.
COOKING RANGES, FURNACES, &c.
INVITE TAE , ATTEN
TION of tbe public to our largo awl very at[pe•
tier oto , k of
STOVES. HEATERS. AND B.A.NGE3,
which are nut, at prices to snit all 'We have the Large
Coen Corking Stove.. Royal and_ Prince ftoral; to
getter with the Wellington, a new conk stove, with
large fire-box and bantam' oven. Toe Foal Saver Gook,
wish warm closet, tin roaster. and a reservoir for hot
water. Cook Stoves with water backs, atfardi gan ma
pie supply of hot water for the bathroom and other our
poems, both for city and mauttry use. She Amazon
Conk. with capacity for cooking for one hundred per
sons; Parlor Cook, for wood or oml. great variety of
*proved and beautiful pat'erns of Parlor Stoves, for
both wood and coal; among which will be found the
Fiery Star, Silver's Air. Tight, (he-Burning Bases. (all
edsna, from 9 to lainchea.) Vesper. Violet, open sod close
frontt Franklin Stoves, Porrahls Grates, for anthracite
and bituminous cosi. Blew. Egg. Golden Egg. In addi
tion to these will be found, Tho neon's London Ritohener,
or European Range; Philadelebia and Fire-Side Ranges;
Locomotive. Torrid and Egg Heaters; Low , Dowa
Orates, Fire. Board and Illuminating Stoves, by which
the parlors arf , wade nleaeant and cheerful.
NORTH, CEASE, & NORTH,
0c22-vfm im 209 Norh REIOND StNO4
TVORTTYPEB..—The same uniform
excellence vervades these as all of SKATE Et'S Pic
tures Els Ivor trees oballeose the wimiratbn of all
lovers of art. SECOND Street, above Orem It*
fIEfTIMONY OF REV. - BENJ.
PHIIIha.BEYNOLOB.-I have great pleasure in
bearing testimonyAhat I nave just wiraessed one of the
most delicate 'surgical Operations, performed in the most
thilftil and scientific mtinner h'y. Dr. JAS. LEWES, at his
BYE and EAR &EY, Worth Dail Street,
on the son of lifr. J. T. Vanktrit. Arch street. The Doc
tor is evidently a gentleman of fine professional Ability,
in whom all persons who are afflicted with diseases peon
liar to the Zia and Ear may safely confide.
0c24 atfit Yours. truly, B. P. REYI3OT4I3B.
- *POE A SUPERCOR HAIR Ur%
we would recommend AIITEI76, No. 53 TRIED
Street, shove Chestnut:
T. A. Nanning, St Loute Hotel.
J M. Reed. Eighth street, below Ohultnat.
P. N. Judah, St. Lawrence Hotel.
F J Campbell, Eleventh street, below South. it*
a ft QUEETION.—Where can you
Rat T IRRAMIN 7
Jt.NsWEB.—At PItO6BEIVS, 808 818,11KET Street
ctn. 6t
"fil IN E OARRIAGE LAP RUGS,
NEW STYLES.
HORSE COVERS,
FANDY TRIMMED AND PLAIN,
A fine assortment at
E. P. MOYER & BRO'S
• HARNESS STORE,
0c22.2t* 720 'MARKET STREET.
“THE BIG GUN
REMOVED FROM
432 TO 415 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM. HOUSE.
PHILIP WILSON & CO.
Tfato TtMoVed their Gans, Pistols, Rifles, Fishing
Tackle, Elates, Cricket and Base Ball Implements, Cadet
Muskets and Equipments to
.bis 415 OIIEST NUT BPIIIIIIIT.
ARMY DEER A capital article for
camp arid littid use. Bare from wet, compact, and
convenient to carry In rocket. For sale - •
W. H. D &DREW,
104 NORTH TIEr.AW ARlClA.venue. Phila•teiphia.
.I,G ENT'S WANTED to sell, them in Philadelphia and
T./char. 0c23-I.ln*
WTILI6M B. YE &TON & CO. -
)
v v
No .201 South FRONT Street, Agents for the
le of the Originti Heldsieck & 07. Ohamnagne, offer
that desirably wine to the t wde
ret A e lso, 1,000 cases fine . and medium:grade Bordeaux Obi
-100 wars Brandenberg Freres" Cognac Brandy, vin
tage 1848, bottlrd in France. .
60 rases finer* Tuscan 011,in flasks, 2 dozen in case. _
30 bids finest onality Monongahela Whisky.
50.000 Havana Segare, extra fine
Moat & Ohanddn Grand Yin Imperial «Green Seal"
Champagne.
Tog ether with a Sue assortment of Madeira, Sherry,
Fort, &r... delB-tar
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY.
PURE. CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS,
SPICES, &a., Szo.
All the requisites for Preserving end Pickling ROXI;0801
ALBERT 0 13.0 BERTS,
IN FINE GIIOOEIMIB,
set-tf 00ENEE ELEvNETH AND VMS.
B .
0W EN & CO• 1 LII 1101311. &PH E RS
AND PRINT COLORISTS, southwest corner of
CHESTNUT and ELEVENTH Streets, are prepared to
o xectde any description of Portrait, Landscspe, Natural 1
History, architectural, Autograph, Map, or other Li- $
thography, in the moat superior manner, and the most
.
reasonable terms. , _
Pbotetzraphs. Portraita, Wattiral History, and Medical
retest. Maps, and any other description of Plates, colored
in the boatel le, and warranteH to give satisfaction. Par !
titular attention to Ooloring Pbotograptte. oc23.tt
~..,
FT. WORKED. DELA
-100500- WARE YELLOW PINE FLocoe.
at, Mill, GIBAND Avenue acidstynANKLlff
Street. 0e23 2t* •
80 000 FT. 1 3-4
G A_N kß tt
ritdam i t :J tur A ee ti, at Yard, IR zrAtlltrd
~.... . . ,
F RENCH 311313TW8 D. --:-- Purrey
,
Biarue's Imported" Mustard, (or sale in store and to
arrive, by the sale agent,
OIIABLIDE4 8. OARSTAIRS,
Ere. 126 WALNUT Street.
:F R ANK. PALMER.
Enrgicoldrtbd to th. Government Inatitutiona. Want'.
togton. Alito, to a of the Medical colleges ind Hoe.
Pltabt E
•
The PAM IRS 1,111.138," adopted by the Anal
and Navy Etareona. Pamreta eent
PBANx mlit t .
m itt a r t e ,
Wisp No. 11KI9 011118THIPI'
lai:YE AND - EAR.— Da. JAMES t
LBWIB, 00111.4I8; and ABEIST, has again re
turned from his professional tots in Swope, and perms-
nently located at No. 887 North SIXTH Street. (Haw
hours from 9 to 12 A. M.. end 2 to 4 P. M. 5024. Waif*
wiLOOLPER" OIL WORKS.
IA 100 bbls "LtiOffer " BUrning On On hand.
We mtarautee the oil to he non-explodve, to
alert
Me oil ln the lamp with a steady, brilliant dame, ic t LINL, AND—Consultr.
D NAP
argetinii the wick, sad but slowly. Barrels lined with . JAMBS LB WM, whose .unremitting' success is
slam enamel. WIUGHT, SMITH, PBABBALL, meeting with the entire approbation of his patients ie
pai4r woo *1 mama tittles. Philadelphia. Oftloa d 37 North &ivy a Bt. se3olrag
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, I : t :1.
F STEEL, 1NN11.1%.
MILITAR V .
MASS MEhTINti!
AVOID THE DRAFT!
OITLZMNS OF PRITN&DELPRI.s,
RaLLT IN TOUR !EIGHT
Anomble In INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, on
-SATEIBDAY EVENING, Oot 25,
And•e{lo mental to promote eolletmente In the
• Ib7th REGIMENT PENti'd VOLUNTEERS,
PHILADELPHIA .curY GUARD,
Oolonei wnirtat A. %EMT,
Let every elitr. 411 mitre to the endrevvr to fill this Re
&Lova, and thus svold a draft in the birth-place of
Liberty, our titre-honored pity or Philadelphia.
COME ONIC ! 0031. F. LeLL
Merchant% Bianufactarere, iirtlians, Mechanic% the
Patriot° or all clam% trade% and profeesion% and show
the world that Phi'-edelabla by tan , atforte
OAN AVOID A. DitAtrr,
Koko one grand and libel effort and the work will be
done I
The followlag eminent speakers will address the meet-
_ Hon. ALBX6.NDICE MONEY,
Hon. WILLIAM D. KELLEY,
DANIEL DOU Iron V!, 8e4.,
• MORTON MaItPAWN, ' Beg.,
". Bev. J. WALKER J 8.01C.40
And often. GEO. BULLOOK; OlaWrmen.
B O. HETROMT, Secretary. 0en84.2t
BOARD OF TRADE RIFLE RE
GMENT, Is6th 'SEGMENT PENNA. TO GS.
WANTE D,
Men of geed character to join the above Hoe corps, now
in (Tamp at ISLINGTON LANE. A Speoial Bounty of
$5O wilt be paid to each recruit, in addition to all other
Government Bounties.
•
Aleph , st
HEADQIT MITRES
633 OECIOBTRUT STREET.
CHARLES ERNENWEIN,
Ckdonel Commanding
W. A. HAMILL Adjutant. oc24-dtf
Bt
'PH REPTI.Eter PENNoYL.
Vafkid ITOiAltg fERRS
anto. a BTT t•LIER for the above Regiment A
Mart of respects-ball , nod mPane required. Apply at
Re.egairrere, 5a3 OFIRST NT? r aq'ret. it'
BEADQUARNERS g• BOARD 07
'V DE RIFLE REGINEET," .1.66 Cif REEL
NEM PENN'E•YINANIO. VOLDNITERA.
Tbkoffterra h
thi regiment areereav ordered to
retortr at their Ereadonartere TEN 11.01tlittiG (24th
Wt.) at 9 o'dock -6y ordar.
EHARLEXERNENWEIN,
- 2, ' Colonel, Commanding:.
W. A, 1.4111 LL Adjutant
I
• EIEADQUARTERS Bk.)A.RD ()F
.
TF ADE 116" Lt. BEHTHEN V. 156 CH. aEo-r WANT
PI , NNSYLVANIA. VOL.UNTEDNIti. .
Wanted. competent officers, wi h mon, to join'the
above floe corps. apply at Headquarters, 533 OH EST.
NUT Street 0e2.16t
PHILAkELPHIA. CITY GUARD !
157th , REGIMENT, P. V.
Philsee , Dhfens, :Awake! you would avoid the
Draft on be 29 h. enlist or Bend recrutta to the 157 , h
Pediment- Oro- effort on your 'part and the work is
done. the Boontlos. One tdotpt's Pay In, advance,
and a Gum B:anket to each matt.
DRAFT! LRAFT !! DRAFT ! !
Why have a Draft in this nit!, when every citizan
ran and should exert himself to bring a recruit to fill
up the
1003 RBGTMENT, 001. WM. A. GRAY
By so doing you will avoid , the Draft.
PHILADELPE IA CITY GUARD.
Enlist in this Be g lmant and secure all ihe Bounties
and a Gum B;Thket. Dratted menl e t to Bounties and
have to furnish tlitir own Blankets Call before it is too
late.
ITEKVQ.II/IBTERS. 627 011 E STNUT STREET. It
IPHILADELPHIA CITY GUARD
swi it ba said we had a Draft in Philedelehla,
wheeler:l have a chance of enlisting in the above Re
giment and emuriog all the. B unties and a Gam,;Blanket,
and serving with OffiCBl3 whir have seen service.
CALL AT 627 OUBSTNIIT STREET. It
PHILADELPH IA CITY GUARD !
EBastin the One Hundred and Fifty-seventh Be
giment, Oolonel WM. A. GRAY, now in Camp Puleston,
near Falls of Schiff !kill. -
Do not be Drafted, but join thia Regiment and receive
the Bounty it
AVOID THE rDRAFT !!
JOIN THE 157tb HEGLEENT,
WU.-A. GRAY.
i)Omplete outfit, one Month's Pay. in advance, all the
Bottntlea, and a Gnm Blanket.
Call at 627 OFIESTSIiT Street. It
AVOID UliE DRAFT!!
N Every Precinct In this Oity could avoid the Draft,
by sending their quota to the
157th REGIMENT,
before the 28th inst. Zrow_ts the time:Ltd every man
work worts ! ! work I! t . it
BOARD OF TRADE RIFLE
REGIMENT. 151311 P V.—Twenty men wanted to
MI up Co G—sl.6s bramtp. Apply et 605 8011 CE
at:rect. GEORGE B. LAM, Oaptein.
rJA‘ hON GOOK% let Lieut. 0024.6t*
i ll GENERAL ORDWRS, NO. 3.
HE AEU& EIEBO piniaDrixttit, rt,.., Octo
ber 19.1862.
I. Pursuant to instructions from Headquarters Bth
Army corps, officers of the Army arriving in this city
wilt report in person at these. Headquarters, and state
the authority by which they are absent from their posts
or regiments.
It Those absent without proper - authority are, and
will be rtquired to join their respective commands with
out delay. Their attention is directed to General Orders
Noe. 92, 100, and 102, le ar Department.
By command of Brigadier General 110tITGOTHEBY.
oc2o 6t 3. H. LIVINGS roN. Aid de Game.
I CORN EXCHANGE REGIMENT,
. COL. O. N. PREVOST.
RECRUITS WANTED for this popular Regiment.
BOUNTY $lOO, aud ONE ELONTWS PAY IN
ADVANCE..
RECRUITING STATIONS, 188 WALNUT STREET.
and 808 MARKET Street.
Capt. DENDY SUARWOOD,
oc9-tf Reorniting Officer.
)16 CONTINENTAL CAVALRY,
Ca J. B. PEYTON flommanding.--
monied He adg usrtere, 403 lir &TAU r titreet.
ilausuring orders havitik been reneived. recruits join
ing this Beiriment will be mustered into the service of the
'United States immkthately, and sent to Munn ildstcatfe
for instruction. after which the Begin:tent will be trans
!erred for service in the Southwest oat 3.
ARUSH'S LANCE RS.—Yo ung
Nen wanted topt the ranks of this reel nesst.
Two new computes be raised Immediately.
Vrateipielßer.dtzvons No. 800 OfIES I I3I7r ttredt.
con ay* -
FIJSANOIAL.
U. S.
FIVE TWENTIES;
20-YEAR SIX PER. CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT THE OBTION OF THE GOVERN-
IttENT AI7TEICIFIVE YEARS
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR,
TEE INTEREST TO 00AIMENOE FROM -DATE
OF DEPOSIT,
Thus &voiding the difficulty heretofore experienced by
requiring - payment in GOLD of the interest from fey
A. full supply of these Bonds always on hand
JAY COOKE,
114 SOUTH THIRD St.
iY22 tf
JAM N. WALTON,
WALTON & YOST,
y BARKERS, BROKERS,
.iND
GMBERAL COLLEOTOB!,
Ro. 25 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
RITERDITOZB.
I
Jo" Cooio & On., - Bon. Joyous Po!look.
Soma., ;Rent , Banta,* &Co., Hon. H. D. Foster,
Baberfok, Black, & Co., Hon. A. B. Baader,
0 flaillabin'& IMO, . Hon. Ass Pocket, • , '
E. P. Middleton & Bro.. Bon. Worron.Y.Woodward.
Lvoo Wm. VIIBFina. V. L. Bradford, rad.
4n7-8m •
S" -HARVEY THOMAS,
. STOCK AND BILL 8110111114
No 312 WAINUT STREET.
Stook and Bonds bought and acid on.oxancolasion.
Promiesnry Notes and Loans negotiated.- oo4.lmll''
-CHINA AND QUEENSWARF..
BOYD & STB,OU.D,
`NO. 32 NOWCEI FiJURTH 13,TBNET,
Haim nOW noon a lim-ge why" stook of
CHINA, GLASS, AND QITEENSWARE.
0c22 •it, - .
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
TIOXL W. TOE4r.
7
N 7 STY LI OLOT Ei SACQUE 3,
NEW arylar, ctyru. Eq.c9,mr.s, wo.
NEW ETYI.IO CDTEE asO4aES , ' 7 00 . -
NEW STYLE qpra 13.00411E8, B CO.
NEW STYLE (MTH SttOWIES, 900.
NEW STYLE oth ea ELOQUEB, 10.00.. ...
just evened at lees au usual viicak
OUR WhN ST IDDA.RT & BROtHER,
t
450, 452, on 454 North SEOOND Street,
oe2-2t 1 kbove Willo w.
DRY GOODS.
- w
CASSIME RES AND COATINGS.
bowppening.- oboici and desirablßatylea of
FALL AND WINTDI GOODS for
' 1 MAN AND BOYS' 'WIRD, and
CLOTHS EOl IL kDIESI OLO &RING%
CIIRWEN S DDAR • & BIM ra , .: R,
400, 4,5/, 441- and North 13E00 f treat,
.0c24.2t Above Widow.
TIP KALI B li.Rl AI ' 1 IN fitYSI6I3, Y.
_mu —Jost opened, 75 dozen Ladles' Heavy English
Hosiery. tull regular make,- tn 8,8%, 9, and 9% inobes,
at old prices
• 8 11 E PP 't RD, VANAAELLINGICH, & AHRI3O N, •
005.10ir e i , 1008 1111118 rN tre gt.,.t.
pEAL BeatilAlNS IN 1310E1 LACE
1. 1 1) OURTAINB.—..kg, opened, 500 Molt .Tamh , d and
a palique L ace Oartiirs, at old prices. Also, 600 yards
Bleb Tsrabio Muslim Orsperles. - -
I
5111tYPalID, VAN,RAILLINOION, & AlllllBOll,
odd into lOOB UECIGBTNUT itreet.
114'E A L' , ,Batf4 &INS IK LINEN
. .1-11 fIU 3P. &BM:Mt—Just opened, 2,000 lards of "good
qualitt lwavy bteachtd tdr,Pri Lipckabsck, at old prices.
BURP Pall% vAlEta.lll. , I NOS N. & HMIS°
ocl4.lotrp 1008 lig r iltraet.
CLOTH s CASSINERES.
WILLIASI T. bNUDGILAES,
ARMY, NAVY, AND CIVIL
°Loa-a HOUSE,
No. 34 SOUIS SECOND STREET, and
Xo. 23 STRAWBERRY STREET
I am folly prepar i ed for the
FALL AND WIFTEtt CAMPAIGN,
Raving juet reouiied a complete assortment of
TRUE BLUES,
Or an shade* and grades from 8t 1234 , to $8 00.
Blow., Elea% and Faucy Besvero„ from 200 to 7.60
Bluo and Nook Pflott. 160 to 500
binacow Beavers 8.76 to 700
Otinrbillas 2.75 to 660 .
Wivet 800v..r0 300 to 6.00.
B.gnitosur. BE•ap. re . . .... 876 to 600.
Tricot Beavers 200 to 5 00.
Fancy Costitrge ...... ... . 176 to 6.00
CI CiTHS. RV rolora and olio , s, Also. a Leavy stock
of Eplerdid t7ASSI6IEfIEtI t PLAN and FANCY V 64•
in S, &0.. &a 0c.24 lay*
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ARMY GOOL)d.
'DARR...BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE OAP CLOTHS.
BE.Y.BLUE CLOTHS' FOR OFFICERS.
&REF BLANKET% STANDARD WEIGHT.
1.0-OIINCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGH'I'.
EEAV'i LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS.
For gala by
FROTSINGIWIE & WELLS.
seS_{f ti
LADIES' FURS.
LADIES' FANCY FURS!
. -
JOHN,A. STAMBACH,
,
IMPORTER AND MANUEL° rcußn OF
LADTES' FANCY FURS,
No. 826 ARCH STREET,
_
- BELOW NINTH.
Just evened. a large and handsome Stook of LADIES'
AND CHILDREN'S FA.NOT -FURS, of every descrip
tion and in the newest and most approved styles, at the
.Lowest Oath Prices. oof
LA DTES' FANCY FURS
JOHN PAREIRA,
No. 718 ARCH ST., BELOW EIGHTH.,
IMPORTER AND MANGFAO PURER
LAMES' FANCY FURS
Ny assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Children
is now coMplete, and embncing every variety that will
be fashionable during the preeent season. All sold at
the manufacturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me a call or2.4inif
SILK AND DRESS GOODS.
FALL STOCK ,
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
A. W. LITTLE &
64,26-2 m. No. 325 MARKICT ST.
GENTS' FIIENTWITNG GOOD
FLANLIEL AND -CLOTSOVER
. SHIRTS
, FINN LINEN AND trostax SHIRTS,'
On hand or made to order, of ths most approved out,
and warranted to At.
- GENTLEMAN'S -WRAPPERS,
The largt st and best assortment in the My.
AIRDEROLOTHING, HOICREY, GLOVES, MS, dm
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- • G. A. FOFFMANN,
• -
onl-tuthsbn • 606 ARCH STREET.
JOHN C. ARRISON, "
Importer Wed Manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN'S
FINE FURNISHING GOODS )
Nos. 1 & 3 N..SIXTH STREET.
FIRST STORE ABOVE MARKET ST.
(FORMERLY J. BURR MOORE'S.)
The well known reputation of this establishment for
selling Fine Goode at MODIIRLTE PRICES wtII be fully.
sustained.
P. 8 --The celebrated DIPROVIID PATTERN/4311MM 10
justly popular, can be supplied at short notice.
FLANNEL & CLOTH OVERSHIRTS
IN GREAT vtatnr,ry.
GEORGE GRANT,
MANUFAOTIIRER OF AND DEALER IN
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 81.0 °RETRO:3T STRUT.
selB-3m
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
, The subscriber would invite attention to his
lIIIIPBOVED OUT OF 811.1 ATS,
Which he makes a specialty in his business. Also, con
stantly receiving
NOVNIITIES TOE GENTLER/Dili WIIA.E.
J. VT. SOOTT,
- GENTLBHEN'S FURNISHING STORM,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET,
ja94l Tour doors below the OontinentaL
READY-MADE CLOTHING,.
CLOTHING OHEAP FOR CIASH!
The beat vitae in Pbiladelpbla to obtain well-made,
good.fitting; durable
CLOTH tNG,
CLOT H IN G.
CLOTHING,
CLOTHING,
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
AT RUABONAB LE PRICES,
AT. REASON ABLE PRICES,
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WAN AMAKFR & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMARER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BRO WN'S
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH ANO riLsatimp,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH AND BIAAKET.
,
Sir P. S.—Wanamaker I Brown'a Oak Hall Olothing
Establiebment, at Sixth and Market street', is NOTED
for welt-made, good-fitting, durab'e Mothing, at &ma,
BONANZA Wale. •
Wanamaker et Brown have an Immense stook' of
Fail and Winter Goods, bought early in the season at
low prices TOR CAW, WhiOh will be sold CIONAICSPONDIXa-
IEI7 OUBTOBOLI WORE WELL DONE AT EXTRA LOW
esiaas..
FINE READY-MADE OLOTHItte.
SOME R,S & SON.
No. 625 CHESTNUT STREET,
UNDER_ JAYNE'S HALL,
Base now made up for sale an entire new stock of
FINE CLOTHING.
kiso, a full assortment of °LOTH% 0 dISIO'tV,II3IIB, end
VICSTINGEs which they respectfully invite, the SuigtO to
examine before purobsusles elsewhere, - ist27tdeBl
DRY 4;rIOPR Pr) 13 It ens.
DRESS GO ODS,
IH ORELT VARIETY,
FROM BRUNT
AUCTION-SALES, •
For Bale, at a email advance on cost, for cash, by
M. L. HALLOWEI.I:&
615 CHESTNUT STREET.
no22Bt* •
T)AWSON, BRANdON ) ,&
N. W. CORNER OP MARKET AND
FIFTH STREETS,
Invite the attention of Cash Buyers to
their entire New Stock of
DRESS GOODS, StAWLS ETC.
0ct221.m -
TAN DAMP BUSH WM WEBLBSTZORIM.
BUSH & K.T.jRTZ,
(Successor: to T. W. Baker of 0o.)
FORMERLY BURN, fLALIGUEL, E CO.
No. 137 NORTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND
AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, AND. VEST.INGS,
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
LILOES AND EMBROIDERIES,'
RIBBONS, TRIHMINGB,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, &O
SHAWLS.
A wmploto assortment of
WOOL LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS
Of the followbag well-known makes:
ritorcEsEx, wMiIaINGiON, WATERVLIET,
PEACE pALE,, &a
I3ROCHE, LONG AND SQUARE
'ESTELLA AND THIBET, LONG AND SQUARE;
To winch we invite the attention of CASH and SHORT
TIME BUYERS ae24-mwf 2m
f147C,. HALL WELL, ist
•
No. 615 CHESTNUT STREET,-
(SAYMPS ISABBLE BLOOK,)
Have just opened an -
ENTIRE NEW STOOK
OF
FANCY SILKS, from Auction,
DRESS GOODS in great variety,
SHAWLS, GLOVES,
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, &e., &0.,
Which have been
PURCHASED EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH ,
And will be cold at
CHEAP PRIDES.
The attention of city and country buyers is invited.
8829 ti
1862.
.1862. FALL
RIEGEL, WIEST, & ERVIN,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS.
MO. 47 NORTH THIRD STBRIBT,
TCILLDRL?gIL.
iterc,hants visiting this city to purchase DAT
GOODS will find our Stock large
Low FIGURES. In certain clasi3es
of Goods we offer inducements to
purchasers unequaled by any other house
fqtiasdelrlda. sel6-2m
THOS. MELLOR es 00..
WGLISH AND GUIRMAN IMPORTERS,
40 AND 42 NORTH THIRD STREET.
HOSIERY, GLOVES..
Shirts and Drawers, 4-4 Linens.
Fancy Woolens, Linen C. lidkfts.
Manufacturers of Mkt .Ihonts.
FA" - 186,
JAMES, SENT. SANTEE,.
00.,
UIPOBTZBB AND JOBILIEE
t or .
DRY GOODS
ros. ESE and 241 Vii. : THIBD BYBEE% ABOVE
RACE, PHILADELPHIA,
tfave now open their iumal
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOOK
or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Among which will be found a more than romanp at
tractive variety of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
Also, a full assortment of
Kinuneics. AND 00011E00 PEWIT,
and
PHILADELPHIA- MADE GOODS.
117" Cash buyers specially invited.
an.2B-2m • • ,
P A L
1862. 'A • .862
JOHNES. BERRY. as 013.,
(puma= to Abbott,,Tohnes, Om ' )
127 MARKET, AND 524 00111INEION RTBNITE,
- =POWDERS Al= JOBBNBS OP
SILK
ua
•
FANCY DRY 000195.
Nave now opened en etithetf
NNW AND ATTILLOTIVN KOOK, IN
INGLISH, FRENCH, OERILIL4N, AND
AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS.
Also, a ltiri assortment in
Wit= tOODS)RIBBoNS,GLOVES,
SHAWLS, &0.,
Which they offer at the very Lowest Market Priam and,
solicit the attention of the Trade. ula-am
yARD.CirILIMORE. & Co..
Sou 617 OTIIISTNITT and 614 MINN Biwa%
Rave now oven their .
FALL IMPORTATION
or sum AND razor
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WHITE
LIZIENE3, EMBBOIDERIE3, 'ia.
3OUGHT IN EUROPE BY
ONE OF THE FIRM.
to oritioa tha ottani:ion of the trade b partionbrbr tsp
/bad. sall-ask
GOODS,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DOMBEY & SON.
MESSRS..SHELDON & COMPANY,
No. 335 BROaRWAY, VORNER OF WORTH ST.,
ruffianly THIS DKr, .
- • DOMBEY & SON. •
•
'Earn:Vols., 18mo. Price 76 cents per,volunts.
Elegant Household Edition of the Works of Charles
Dickens, with Illustrations from designs by L twiny and
Gilbert. ,
Weirs idIiELDON & COMPANY wonid 01%11 the at
tertian of the pablic to the Oxquisite iliustrstions in each
vo l ume , pimimee i ng in design and rxecution anything ever
before attempted lri this country.
The neat in the series, ".'DAVID COPPERFIELD,"
will be ieerrd very soon. oct24 8t
NE Wbio arylarid ) Fair Mary -
-a-•
, 1 land. answer to Diarylattop Sy Maryland; Craton
words. 26 cents. L.OABLECTOc.
116 North EIGHTH,
and ail other &Ater&
0e24 t
REECHEB'S NEW BOOK.— Eyes
and Zan. sßy Henry Virard Beecher $1 25.
The o=isin and History of the English tist.gnsgß. and
of the. Early Literature it embodies. By G. P. Marsh.
ES.
The - Sebrllion'ltecord. Part XXIII. with portraits of
Major (len KOSTrte9 and 'Stonewall Jookron. 50 otalta.
The Forma of,oliver Wendell Holmeß., with a portrait
of oho anther. Eine and fold. 88 canto.
For sale by WM. B. & ALPRIID eIS.RTIEN,
0021 - 808 ORESTNUT Street.
OR S,OH()OLS AOAD4VIES,
AID trIVONILF CLASSES —Songs of gather.
log,.Songs of Welcome Sonora Meeting and of Porting,
Songs of Brothers and Sisters and Bowe. Song. of the
tchool•Boom;oftongs of httry, Mouse at Play, songs of
the Woods, the 'fields. and the Flowers Songs of Union,
Sorge of Freedom and of our beloved ra.herland, Songs
of Exercise and of various Trades, and Occupations,
Songs °en. SIT VER ,LITTE nY. Songs
Serious, 9 Songs for
the Concert Rem. sod Songs far Vie Ohara
The Silver Lute cnntaine, In addition to the above, -a
clear and concise system of Musical Nnt 'lima and one
hundred and seventeen Progressive Sang LeBlo7lt, em
bracing ell things t eneesary t, a orneriest knowledoe of
Steging. by GEO} GB F. ROOt'. author of Acviemst
Vocalist Flower Queen, The Sauer Chime, and o'her
worlis Price. sinsto copy. 3t ce..ts ; pnr dozen. $3.
Single copies, for examination, sent by mall on receipt
of retail price. Pub i ned by
. _
BOOT & 0 &DV. Chicalo.
11 Mtn N B 'MORS. New V-rk.
IL TOL ILM & 00 , Boston.
0020 6t
For role gonvrollr
EDUCATION AL
yEGARAY INSTITUTE, 1527 AND
it 29 SPRITQE Ftreet —Reports having been cir
culated that the Obegarws Institute waN to he doted. and
that the Eoglifh course rf instruction is not so extensive
sod complete as the 'French course. the Principal,
Madame D'Hervitt. informs her friends and the nubile
that she has never intended -to e'en) the instante. and
that the English course is as comprehensive and thermigh
is it can. rof , siblv be. 0c24 8:
MARSHAL'S SALES.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-=-By, virtue -of
LYLE_ a Writ of Sale, by the Hon JOHN CAD wALA
DEB, Judge of the District Court of the rutted States,
in and for the Basl.3ni District of Pennsylvania, in Adml•
ratty, to me directed, will be Hold at public sate;to the
highest and beet bidder. for cash, at 011:1111N ER'S
STORE, 1 ,1 0. 142 Noith FRONT Street. on 1110ROAT.
Octcber .7t1),1t02 at 10 o'6 a A. .M,, 21.7 sacks of salt,
the cello of the echooter Active.
WILLIAM IifILLWAMD,
U. S. Marshal 'Eastern District of Penna.
PEITLADBLPHIA; Oct. 22, 1862. 0c24-3t
AB SH A L'S &LEL—By virtue of
4.V..11 a Writ of Sale by the Eon. JOHN CADW.I.DA-
Dirit, Judge of the District Court of Otto United States,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad
redralty, to me directed, will be sold at auntie sale, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, at PS,
BON's STORE (letter A). FRONT Street, below Pine,
on TRUBSDAY. Comber 30th. at 10 o'clock. A.. 61 the
portion of the cargo of the /MOOR 4., consisting of Li-
Snore. Drugs, and NediOinee, ad follows:
122 quarter vines Brandy. •
185 half
40 quarter puncheons Scotch Whisky.
146 cro.lts Claret wino.
50 pit:we Port Wine.
16 half pipes Sherry Wine.
26 trter
casks Aniseed Cordial.
cases Brandv.
cases Mountain Dew Scotch Whisky.
case, Champagne Wine.
rases Claret Wine.
mace Sherry Sack.
cases B. Port Wine.
cares cordial.
bags Ground Alum.
49 COWS 00 , 401 .
700 oz Quinine
16 casks Pal !lode.
10 cages B. Captive.
4 oases Caumbier.
210 kegs Womb. Soda.
100 OZ.
40 bide Epsom Salts.
4 cases R. Aloes.
5 cases Powdered Bhei.
8 came Magnesia.
119 bbla Brimstone. Ahura, lodide Pottiest, Calomel,
Snip. Morphia, Blue Mass. Ipecac., Opium, Cream Tar
tar, Casela Vera. Tar, Acid. sc.
Catalogues will be issued five days prior to the sale,
When the merchandise can be examined
11. LIAM aiILLWARD,
II S. 'Marshal. Eagtern District of Penn.
PiILADELPHIA Octohor 18.1862. 00t20.6t
MILITARY CLOTHING.
WIDE- SPREAD REFUTATION.
There is no house in the United States that
has as wide-spread reputation for getting up
MILITARY OLOTKING as ROCILUILL & WIL
SON'S, Nos. 608 and 605 Chestnut street.
Besides being thoroughly acquainted with
i_ , —business. they are prompt to fill all orders
lat moderate' prices, and always have a LARGE
STOOK OF MILITARY GOODS ON Haan.
sem Mt
PIANOS.
&10, A SEVEN - OCTAVE $4OO
ROFEWOOD PIANO FOB s2oo—Payable in
easy sums of Tbree Dollars per month.
The public will please take notice that the books of the
PHYLADELPHIA. MUSICAL nALFINGS AND LOAN
SOOIE TY are now open to receive subscribers to
Fourth Series The first distribution of Seven-octave
Deeewood Pianos for this ' , Brief , will take plase at the
Office, No. 1021 CHESTNUT Street, on TUESDAY,
October 7th, 1862, at 8 o'clock. °fret:dare, giving the
full plan of operations of this highly beneficial institn-
Non, can be had by applying to the Secretary of the
Society. H. W GE A.Y. Secretary,
oc4 tf Office, 1021 011EST . NUT Street.
WV/THE FINEST ASSORT
MENT of new, modern, and durable PIS
ANDS from 8150 to 8400.
Alio, PB - Lb OM'S World .renowned MELODEONS soar
EIIatMONIUBIS, for cash. at a great reduction, or it
=all monthly Instalments JAMES 6211,Lait. 279 an
981 South 'FIFTH Streit. Mows Sarum seg-flreis
INSURANCE COMPAPTIES.
•
rpBE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
OFFICE, 40S OHESNUT STREET,
OH A.R TE RED Iff 1536,
ASSETS $
Make INSURANOES on lavas on the most reason
able terms
Receive and execute. Tru to, and act as Executors and
Administraters.
They declare a BONUS on PROFITS every Hoe years,
to the insured for life, and pay in the interval at the de
cease of the insured up to the year of death, in the same
ratio as tbe sit bonne.
The following are a %vs , examples from the Register
amount of Policy and Ba-
Policy. SUM I Bonne or nu+ to be increavid by
insuredl addition. future adaitions.
14
--- I
1
No. 89 $2,500 $BB7 51 $3,387 50.
10.132 3,000 1,050 10 4 050 00
N 0.199 1,000 400 00 1 400 00
N 0.833 :5.00 0 1.875 00 6 875 00
Policies for whole life by ono premium or in
TEN ANNUAL PREMMAIS
bud no more premiums to be paid wdt be issuscl•to pee
sons desiring them
remphlers and fOllll9 of application and farther tem
oration can be had at the Office
' •
THE IMAS RIDGWAY. President.
JOHN F. JPOSITS, Actuary. oc22.wfmg,*
VIRE INSUR.AIsICE.
JL: MECHANICS' INSITRANOE COMPANY 01
PHILADELPHIA, No. 138 NOBTE SIXTH Strad,
below Race, humre Buildings, Goods, and Merchandien
generally, from Loss or Damage by Fire. The Company
guaranty to adjust all Losses promptly, and thereby hope
to molt the patronage of the publip.
lIIREOTOBB.
Francis Cooper, William Morgan,
Michael McGeoy, James Martin,
Edward McGovern James Duress,
Thomas B. McCormick, 'Francis Palls,
Matihew "McAleer, Charles Clare,
John Cassady, Thomas Fisher,
Thomas J. Elemphill, John Bromley,
Bernard H. Huisetusa, Francis 'McManus,
bliehael Cahill, Hugh O'Donnell,
"James McCann,.' Bernard Rafferty.
FRANCIS COOPER, President.
lisisounn ELeysieurv. Secretary. enYl7-ed
VADIE INtWRA
A! No. 40601138TNUT
FIRIMND JNLA
D 18220
Ir N. Buck,
Ohm. Riobardeon,
Henry Lewhe, Jr.,
Alex.. Whilldin,
Geo. A. Weet,
O -.-W. Davis,
FRANCIS If BUG
OBAILLBS }WTI
WiLLI&II.S I BLANC
r10.51M0.1i WE AL.
RANON 002APANY 0.
SYLVANIA.
DIRECTORS.
David Jayne, M. 1)., ' Charles H Boger',
John Id. Whits% John H. Walker,
Edward 0. llnight, R Mert Shoemaker,
Thomas 8. Stewart, • William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr , i I Elijah Jones.
DAVID JAYNE, M. D.. President.
JOHN M. WHIT ALL, Vi :e President.
SAMUEL 8. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Oemmonwealth Building, 813 CHESTNUT,
Street. Philadelphia sa4-if
CAUTI.ON.
Th. well-earned reputativa of
FAIRBANKS' SCALES
BM induced the makers of torperfeot Ulanr,ea too lit
Them es'" FAIBBALNE.B ) ti0AG18e,,, ,4, and yauchasert
have thereby, in many- instance% been . %objected is
fraud end irobOtsitlon. Vairbatib4 v- 90:9tei ore manufac•
tared only by the original inveutore; IL 40 T. 'Lug•
an., and are 5e.44144 in 'every branob of the
ermines*: wixere a correct %mod dorible s o m a , i t , required
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
General &gentry
aplo-If 51&BONIO fl&l.gli t 715 OnES'/".511:11' BT.
JOHN B. ' MYERS & 00.*
Comprising a lam and very desirable assortment of
rich and fashionable styles,
BLACK BILK VELVET RIBBON%
Including other 'MILLINERY GOODS; and BL MAE
AND COLORED D 1 1E83 00019, Sa IWLS•
HID GLOVES, BAIR B.OIDRAIES, HOOP SKIRTS,
eco. • 0c23 41
QIIB RIFF'S 9 61 E —B y virtue of a writ ot &line Vend.
Exponae, to ma'aii , ea 4. trill be execo.el to vadat
axle yr veudoe, on BIOND&Y Evening, November 2,
1862. at 4 o'clock, at ianerm strevt El el!,
All that certain lot r r puce of ground situate on the
west bide of tfiertteoth street: at the dietetic , of 114 feet
rorthtoatd firm the nor , h aide of Wharton street iu the
Filet ward of the city of Pintidelthia, iet44y in the Os-
Wet of iftfuTatueneing. iu tee conatt of flitied,tebito
cantata/3g in front Or be, ad th on the e.id Thirit-enth erred
16 feet, Bile extending in length or den.la westward of
that width 100 feet, 10 a 30-feet wide sweet, twid oat and
-epnrd for yubli 3WC forcrer, called Oiariou etrest.
B --'la the above int there is ereo.ad a two-eterr
brick dwelling house. [B 704; S., '62 $l5O. Siaip-
SelzPd and telun.in earention es the property a
',harks hi D. Smith, and to be sold by
• ' JOHN TH it PBON. Sheriff
,
Philadelphia, Sbertire office, octob,r 22. , 862 nett St
STIFFOLIC PARK RAGES.
—The Penrose Ferry Briige Collinear
bave reduced their Tolle on Pleasure Oar
rlagee as follows:
Carriage and one horse 6 en:de.
Carriage and two boniest 10 cute
Strangers in cur city attending the ltioße have the
privtillte of frpo nemlaelco to Point Breeze Park.
cal- ft wf3t*
NOE COMPANY,
Street.
ND INOTTRANCE.
vrOss.
10 D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr.,
P. S Justice t
Washington Jones,.
Ones. Stokes,
John W. Everman.
', President.
ditDiOlf, Tice President.
BABA, Secretary, [rnhl9-if
2H FIRE INSU
IF THE STATE OF PEN2t•
AUCTION SALE.
UCTION NOTIOEC
TABOR AND IMPORTANT BALE
BONNET RIBBONS.
AItOTIONEEBEI,
Nos. 232 AND 234 MA_RKET STREET,
Will sell by catalogue, on four mounts' credit.
ON MONDAY MORNING, OOTOBNE 27114 186
1200 (1/111TOR8, •
PARIS BONNET RIBBONS,
JUST LANCED
Also, a large and complete aceortmeat or
F SHERIFF'S SALES
THE TURF
AMUSEMENTS.
LTS. JOHN DREW'S ARIEI-
BTRZET THEATRE.
Thrminpets 4gent 'and Trwanurer jf)R,.l), wirrnpay _
FABAWFLG BKNEFIT, AND LAST NIGHT
tINE OF MIAS B'VTE HA Na, airle , l by
W WALLiCK AND EDWIN AD 13i3,
TO•NIGBT (FBI,)%17) 'EVEN! NG. Oc;
THE MADONNA VIP mar.
wEATBTX. .. MIB3 B &N.
GRAND Diforl VSB .. NIBS. JOHN ()Miff.
CAPTAIN H.9IORNT.T. J. W. gir4.4l, MDT.
pFjbwit VRkl hBIOS IDDWL.if aDA.11.5.
To co) elude with " 8.1. Y Ati Nit
DICE DA SP 4LL.. B. W. WA.LLA.OI(.
(di MONDAY, J. 8 OL tBK at Ethllle.
Doora oven at 7—To commence at 73i o'clock.
IVIIVALNUT-BTESET - rat 6.T KB.—
Sole Leeeee airs. ai A GARBETT•sON.
Busineee Agent !dr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
TIIIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Oct. 24,
The perform:men wilt commence with
1368Ei IN THEI Wt , OT)
BLA.NIIftE BUSELTON....MES3 'rEfOMPSerg..
FRA.NE. IRUSHPON... ft. LAWELNCJE Baitastr.
To conclude with the Poerder (10 , , edietta of -
DE LIOATE GEOU ND
PAULINE . MISS THOMASON.
Doors open at 7—Performance commenhex at 736.
T. M. GOITSCRALK.
GRAO 4 I) oormEnT
Am 11/IIISIGAL ratio IfIALL,
MOVDaY EVENIT G. Oct 27. ex 8 o'clock-
On this occasion Mr. GO rVSOFis.LK wilt be asal3tell
by the young and talented vocalht,
MISS Fs bINIE SIMONTON,
And the nrw atal sr cceesful Tenor,
1111 WILLIAM. O.3sTEA,
Mr. BRIIIVENS.,..
The programme will be en , trely new
Admission 50 cents—Reeetvod 25 sent% ext... 4
Tht , Ralf of tickets commences TFlri (Prides) 'TORY-
G: s• 9 o'clock, at 3. B. Gueld's Ansi° icor° 0c23 4t
CONCERT HALL:
GAPTAIN WILLIAAT
WHALING VOYAGE,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK st to .8 o'clock.
ALsO,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at 3 o'clock.
Admispion;2s cants: ilbthireta ball Twice Dad
A BEL &CO.'S r-TBIABOVTIAION,
-La_ &SSE 11113 LY BUILDINGS, Tenth and Cheetnnta
Exhibiting_ Every. Evening This Week.
Admiesdoe 25 cents. eicamelenee at 8 o'clock oe2otet
PENNBYLVANIA ACADERY OF
TRB Axes.
1025 CU IDSTfilit smertr,
le open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M. till I
P. hi. Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Shore. of Qtooir. R•3O. jv9
WANTS.
QLJBSTITUTRS 'WANTED AT THE
peILADELpina OITY uorzt, corner of
FOURTH and WOOD Streets. 0c24-2t*
QUESTITUTEF.-PRAFTED MEN
kJ in want of ObBSTIV-TTES nail ha ancommadoted
'iltg4T2r* v. a!' WriarPoWMIS-arsTaVALMErth.---
"‘"ATANTED—A Fistbstitute for a ffan
Y drawn in . Lehigh constr. To one ade bodied a
liberal bounty will be paid. As:lply between the hunts of
12 and 2 o'clock, at Merchants' Hotel, FOURTH Street,
'Boom 110. 17. 0c23-2sac
10110 r ANTED—A SUBSTIT E for
WV JOHN O'BEROW. drafted in Montgomery
county, for whom $2,00 will be paid Apply to (mow
vt.L. second /tory, northwest corner EIGHTU and
CHESTNUT Streets. oc22.3tit
WANTED—In a first-class Commer
cial House in New York, an energetic YOIJ*
ET AN, who can write the English and Spanish languages
Correctly. Applicants will address with real nannie s in
both istutussee, stating where and with whom employed
for the last three years ; age, married or siogla, and en
closing references, which must be unexceptionable.
AdOreas 13 ,, x' 37E4 NP.w York Prolt Offitlfs 1)023 2t
BOARDING.
TWO FURNISHED BOOMS—In a
vrivate family, with or without, BOARD. Away at
No 31 Rooth SiXTBENTII SirFet 0c23
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
itt , - TO LET— nree-story HOUSE,
6a NOM back buttding, 314 South SIXTEKNTS.
Street; In thorough repair • Bent $525 ..iapty 16 North
11X' 1 'kt Street. [t,* B J. WILLIANI3.
LOST AND FOUND.
T .
.OBT— A Certificate Cr one Share or
EA . NM& of , 4 THE CONTINENTAL IiOTEL," in
the name of TROIA A.S BEATTY, No. 223, dated
27th,. 1888 All porsons are cautioned against negotia
ting the some, as applioatb n has been made to the Com
pany for the issuing of a new one in the place of the one.
loot. T Po AS RE VC Vit.
ocl4-tuf4t No. 1381. GERMAN TOWN Avenue.
TOET OR STOLEN. THE PUB GTO .
.
-- ere cantiored against negotiating the following ,
UNIIED STATES OititrIFIC&TES O INOICBr,
EDNE33,
The same havirg been loet or stolen from the sub.,
serthere
ISSUED TO D & O. BELLY
No 24 891, dated Sept- 26th 1862
"No. 24,392 do. do.
1 0- o. 24 393 do. do
No. 21,394 do. do.
No. 7,096 do. do
ISSUED TO B. F. LOPES
No 26 090 dated October 21. 1862 ,$ 1 , 000 7
ALL PAYABLE TO BE&BEB..
BEA E,B R OS. I &?. ("'SC): ,
29 Weal street~
N.No York. Oct 18. 1862 0022 ti
PERSON AL
JOEN SION S.-- 00 Bouatyapd, Par
,
1 procured and collected' for soldieze, sailors, and thrk.
re:lathes of such as are deceased, at maonable and Batts.
factory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon by
.Ir43B..IPULTON,
Soltotterior,Cliatuants,
424 WA.Tilitrr Street, Philadelphig,
l'articuitir attention given to wiles living at a dia.,
tan „ oslB,tf
CIRCULATING LI33RARIRS-
BROTHERREA.IYB
LATINQ LIBILL4M—AII the 9&W English/
an 4 American Rooks, tncloping,ALL.talsA6SEri of litte.,
'alum. This Is the OE4l\ Ulm/try the country thnt4
inclndes all the NEW 1014LI8IC WOKS that sae not/
REPRINTED here.
Terms g.B per year ; t.V..wantha 54;,I.hree,monthe 51.61:r;,.
one month 75 cants ? or 3. cen'* per :day. 2134 Sontta
SIDETR Street seg,3ra
VNGLIiR AND F i RENCt-T BAMILLY
12J ontourawa.x4B - 141.317 , AJL3p-C.AiILSI7/ 1
IIGNOTIIBE, 13:".3-010EOT1$IFS =SET.
SnbecriDtion&lear !ear, month, and day.
Oenetal ce,ViagEip,23at zablished, rtrniehed ttgr.
in-Press, 'Catalogue of la° Young Ladies' 1463105
brat,.
Ca Aga' 4.ll2dathaque des Dames a die
enoitaiez e .w M. IttOSAOHESI, Agent,
eett-ink 1317 OH CSI'NII r Street
TRUSSES
TRUSS AND BRA OB DE.
PABTICIST.
. IL NIGTMLXB,
tionteir TWICLETEt cad won Woebt, slsllodT,bls.
fiernitil Tower and ilimatabipti maihueop, cameo,"
ritinotod by
0. El. SIMBEFIXB.
floe FT450411e4d AP2reved ag*,0,21. w wsr _ir
trin of ruptur., ltl oduldu and olgrichtoo, 'Mahal &..11411
muorlasu Supporters end Belt' : Shoulder Nruoss.
m:wiles, Bluth, Stooktuive, arid. 6Y rye dro 3 t •
Ladtee' Depart:ova TWELFTH . Surat.
4aor below lame . Ckoldoete:l try aninneterit lOW
• .
01[10 THE DISEASED OF ALI"
mAtisza —An acute and canonic nensaato ,
loured, by .rpeolat guarantee, at 122 A Walnut ebuct
Philadehphia. and in ego, e *aura en obertat
Protegee's' BMA tift, tnefounticr of mils new Fri.
Mice, wilt superintend the rrowunont of wli 41400 , 6 ism
,self et pamphlet containing • airlitltiylA ar ni?.
lcate•, or mode cured, ..la , loct.irr .34 citulogymuiry.
-eanintinnit trim medical moo *2134 wth6rw win +,4' -
;Wet, to MO parson frwo.
teoratoo art onto -tacitly op4t, etz two, v., 01 ,210 a;.
01 di, .
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covert. in artlyius glontriolti . ••• ' a - 4 . libie tu.t
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(Joni nctor,
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