, fo als)chlors and Igo for hairs The Lard market
Adt; j r
lower; sales of 200 bble at 10X 0110. Batter
ei in Islc demand and prices are supported; intim at 1 6 0
; 11 for ( ) hi°, Western. and eennsylvants, the latter price
; ° c ow ; 2002 1 0 for fah to good State, and 230240
do. Ullothe h a'eo very fi rm at 009,1i0 for
i', l ; c hoice
v tie, end 30eo110 for good to choice State.
pi:11101T BRE&DSTUSE3 IitARKET, 00num;
I , /Le JC. —The demand continues ve at last quota
oloptrs being anxious to get their stooks forward
It,' the dose of navigation. The reported salve this
P7, ( *i. t o wt re: GOO bble superior at SG; a lot of high
r''';"at $6.65 ; a lot of extra at $5.40 ; and 100 bbl.
at $4 P 5.
r —The market opened heavy, and closed nom!•
oil so lower. White woo oomparatlvely firmer than
6 to ds tithing place or four care at 121 c, Saturday's
tmt it would have been somewhat difficult to have
of more at the same figure, nod, so far tie a large
woo concerned, Impossible. But the offerings of
:count g as were limited. There was only a small amount
olbb f red clerlvg. but there were more sellers than buyers
;Tv, tulY transaction was two oars No. red at 1080,
••• ` 66 1 to 105 c for So. 1. There wee aloe a sale of two
I:',6'to 1; hue at 1170, but no buyers for that grade at
. 1,5 , 1 , 00 the same figure. On the street 1080 Is paid
3 rd. Extra white twinge 1180 ; No. Ido MSc ;
r
s , t6 t;tlsii- •
1001510105 COFFEE MUM
Ootobsr 30.
~ dasy tomPrisEd 1,700 bass plain Rio, taken for
taarket, at 25X o, and 100 bags falr do. at 26o4iiv
oat "0, The market closed firm at our (notational,
c oprnon to fair Rio at 25X 0200, and good to prime
1 1 ,'• a27c 4€r lb ; Lagnayra at 2.80, and Java at 32a
1,21 , 0 t a Rio 8,500 bags.
'IX IdONTEILII REVIEW, Sept.
, J.tha sps: uo&R.—We have already received afew ;rags
i„r0; to the new crop (commencing let October) ;
! La weather hart been very favorable for the grow
c,,to, tad as it le generally reported that the crop
Gen (alga one, fair supplies may be expected t 0.;,,
.;,, riddle of next month. In consequence of
; Kilr oy of d/awers,tand high prices rang for cotton,
lord:mem have been made as remittances, and NO
p .0 • 11.4.4 t•K te
U Homo copeilthm, full pricer have born
~
r ;se ta: rteall quantities of yellowr and browns that have
; in Poe market. 1,000 bags of New Iffuscovadoes
br,s.:o) have been received, and purchased by the
p..ld , et rum 18400a18500 4fr errothr
a.—Prices have gradually advanced, and in con.
oin(o of the demand for &smash account 1088004
1 -,,,nu ;17 strobe was paid on the spot for fine quality ;
,;are the arrival of the Gulenno 188600 4Fr arroba
I :if :140,
r 1 11,4;ments during the mouth hsve been 1,268 bag
rboli 120 do to Philadelphia, and 101) do to Rio
...wt.; making the total shipments, eines let Julys,
Gaya; against 3.861 do to fart year
r,a s;aa AND MADEIO COTTON —'.bout 1,00 bags
c ,s ,;;1;. ware void at 158300a183000 41Y arroba, f. 0. b.,
; "Nuoli biv,Lier rates are now asked
--Tl'e price of dry Baited has ruled at 166470
1 , 3 of which rates about 8,000 were purchased; and
t. • Ali LieDta have been 3,328 to Philadelphia.
pa'ATE4 AND 114P0ET2.--The following are
• n ,a of :ha principal articles extorted from this port to
LI, from October 28d to Nth, 1802:
GREAT BRIT &IN.
;f1)!T,!:/,13.. 1,457 $11,687 20tH!, lb.". 3,847 8462
Vitra, bit ..50,618 87,7101011 (Jake, bB2B 2,538 12 746
, ur .„ ~, 8,003 6,oo2loloverneed, bu. 618 3,237
t , N3., 1,250 2,444188ga 600 100
33177871 NORTH AMORIOA.
our 76 $560 03°11 107 838
BRITISH WEST INDIES,
tow, 2 107 $15,603 Cheese, lbs.,. 2,086 $209
•• 1,275 • 4,824 Pandit a, "11,300 1,600
Cnrn 1, 1 ,3 ~ 1,500 1,275 Lamps. etc...— 80
Te „,, „. 195 390 Tobacco, hde. 6. 1,653
630 1,859 Ale, galls__ 860, 100
co R e m pip 150 2,200 Vinegar, galls 600 54
11.11, (Vs. „ , 125
0 700 Aleilichses..,. ~ 144
330 d, „ 60 78 Perfumery 98
c. ,„ , 291 3,796 Furniture, Broome,
Belo, lbs. .18,519 1,670 and thickets .. 827
„ 19,875 2,046 Slioaks. ago . MO 1,315
itvatet " ... 3,125 453 Bhirg os, m... 15 128
BRAMSII WEST .
26 s327llVhito Lead, _
TA,
1...12.230 1,406
Lard, ...70 590 7,143 1
35.10 w," .., 3,636 339
;nap. 0 —.22,020 1,651
Cat.l.:M " 3,000 KO
Cnrie Wit•kat
13..4,993 2,247
1,260 270
lb !
Kerosene Oil,
gallons. 1,120 475
telt, sacks... 300 246
Paper, reams, 1,500 407
Rope 215
Lumber..." 1,595
Furniture and
Coen, " 1,041 180
Bicz," • .89,427 2,090
1101.•tithor,
Be 001111.•. 913
F hoot; a 4.250 8,205
Hoop .... . .. .. 800
lg 22
4,603 1,360
Oat Jeri...".
51achluery
• MRIIIOI.
Blacking, doz. 1,051 $262
Paper, reame . 1,000 260
Hutton Flan.
net.. yards 30 12
Dagnarraory pe
material.. .. 101
andlea at Philadelphia for
1862, were as foltowa
IMPTION,
Stoneware, pkge 6 $l9B
Logweed, tons.. 131 1,628
Itaiaine, ..
trails.. 300 8,905
Gemoas, bas... 260 602
Cotton, pkgs... 20 849
61 n Aida, bas.. 50 310
gold .. 20,409
Lead, pito . 50 822
Goatak'e, bales. 20 691
Herring, Nola-1,721 ..
ba5..2,253
+Janet, bdia... 44 ..
flackerel, bhls. 20 4,242
SOUTH
C,c)o '••. 10 : 'B2
. 400 400
3 art i!r!... .•
5,950 655
500 no
at foreign mere
ti ?rolltrg October so
OR CON
30 $2,468
tine, 12 156
6,44 ....4;630
" 315
I; oncka Bdo 2,603
Thdr4 1,560 6,112
11,,ga kW a... 100 656
C.; ;Y:l2, „ . „ 261
C+cara. 7 261
6:Mote st Nita.
bhq. . 1 1,441
15 1,280
ca, 4 409
tiffne .131
CITY-ITEMS.
.11E , i113. CHARLES OARPOILD & SON, UNDER
7310:*7;sr,NTAL HOTEL, have now open their maygnifi.
coasted,. t 4 Ladies' Fancy Fore, In which will be found
every T.cwity of the season, and at prices much below
Dm char, oby lose extensive dealers. Every article
they tither of their own manufacture or impor
lobs.
Urn:ll'l'L STOOK OF )111.1.58K8 7 AND CHILD
-Messrs. Woods Cary, No. 725 Chestnut
12st, hiv% now ready all the chola new styles of Child
ut'i llcedgear of the season Their stook of these goods
lithe most exlemi4o In the city, and It 10 universally
conceded Ihitt, for teete and elegance, their new fall and
Hater et; lea of Hate for Misses and Children are tin
tivailed toy where. They 'should be examined by
t rlboay imforo purahAdog.
LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.—
NT. C El, Mattson, dealer In fine Family Grocericc, Arch
eLl'Llra 9t: Bete, has now in attire a supply of fine, pure
\'; 1 , 3 for medicinal purpocee—Port, Sherry, and
114::, Ow the finest quality of Brandy, wtioh can be
e lei 'with lately for the tam of Invalids.
:;• STILES.—The latest styles of Hats and
-•! ,. .:?...1.*t'; men bavejnet, been brought on. by Menonr.
3.. t it Nos. 884 and 83J Chestnut greet, rtader
•etnt Hotel.
‘.ND SHOES at prices to suit the times.
',% , 1,f men's ()aviary /toots. U. D. blot/lees Sr
5. Third street, et i Philadelphia. oc3l-tne6t*
T !';', Is a young man in the army, who
• ,„„1, 4, at 4 o'clook, P. N., at No. 44, in s
I.:tc: 11J'it,a,, 1844, a 4th child, ti as 4 names,
.enlisted
Y company which hes jolnol the 4th bat
, raiment, 4th company, and--on the 4th of
, i h. appointed 4th con and le now going
'fork t 1 ',Ld bill country, and enrobe himself in a
lano,-.:1 , L! of clothes from the Palatial glothing
t 01611 a OtanTille Stokes, No. 600 °bailout street,
I' ll l:edripieil•-• where garments of the latest styles and
Irelion FJP :old at unprecedented low Prices
A , SM. , IVO illAcnlNE.—There is on exhibi
th is PuG an instrument which imitates the human
Vohs a.) a ! to be mistaken for It. It represents a female
him& sad !be larynx is conetruoted on physiological
riscisies ti construction, The voice has the compass
of tWOCCI.I7FF, and sings any air with the tone of the
t•issis r..lee, We should like to hear this musical an
hubs tits the praises of the elegant, garments for
st,l civilians made at the Brown stone Clothing
flail of liocl hill it Wilson, NOs. (03 and CO6 Chestnut
nett, shove Sixth.
7sF Srocx lithaucxx.-- (Reported expressly
I°' mt, yetef )—U the first board in front of the desk at
tiattn Si,, eh', under the Omitlnental, Build Proof
likll4 '"" , Ltd ,firnt ; ae a general thing, however, stock/
;we dw, , many' preferring the simple neck-tle, of
Which 8! !t.ll establishment there is a great variety.
VreoliJ ore easy at $18e25, and Paletots went off
(end DJ; It the r ame rate as yeeterday At the second
Lcard, t ear he front window, Pantaloons were down,
Sl tpd 4.54 bid, Wo asked. Nothing doing in linen dueters,
iota October 20th. Sales, 82,680.
ARlti VALE AT Tilt HOTELS
‘7P TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST many
1 : P.M MENTAL HOTEL--Ninth and Chestnut Its.
l W ht. New York JDO A Most And, Lancaster
lux:n R :Maim J It Smith, Atchison, lion
Jcivd,l. Atchison Kan Elt Lyon, Baltimore
W trot.: u. Boatort J P Comae, Boston
"u b eton 0 II Wheeler & wf,Ohicago
Jibs IIL A übott & ch,Waids /11 El Abbott, Boston
rr A „ f i to, / Geo W ifa to, Albany
' Lorick, D 8 A John 8 'Keyes, Boston
Wth Bermuda A V Lyrike, Boston
Ja4 alo JAI otittl, New York .M A. Large, Baltimore
W rpr, Lebanon Mrs Killtuger, Lebanon
N et li A t.sn , lierton,'Pa P B .Treeng, Toledo
bail iv, Cincinnati J. a Corse , Baltimore
listen, New York W II ilolmeS, Ptttsburg
316 J (Wert, Pittsburg Shielos,'Pittsburg
11 Sltkb., Pittsbur J J Pelt, California
h ` k. " u mi New York P . A Drown,Sprlagfieli,litas
tart Dr U r Smith, Mane S t Grigg*, agog°
hits T At,',Albany Mr Austin .36 Is, Alb toy.
lilts J J orlon & wf, J Pettengill Jr la,
111 " /I "' • P !'lladeltrbitt Dani 3 Bair, Lancaster Coma
Cen'2bhr4, Waahington WII Baldwin. Washington'
DL JW W Cheater TIT arr•s, New York
0 L Washington B Oar,ing la, New York
111 ,„1.1 Ini Davis. Baltimore Mica J A McConkey, Pa
NV
krY, Pentaa W V Strickland Jr la, Wash 8 illeath,ttr, II A "N 11. Sherwood, 0S A
VW Wrier, Maine Mrs it 31 Worcester, N J
otk 7,N Newark, i J L sawyar, Portland, Are
Purdand, Me T Portland, Me
Porilabd, Me
it Ball, Portland, hie
Portland, Me N G toes, Portland, Me
BMA,. Portland, Me J Heruert, Portland, Me
p ED Re/ Baltimore IlAdes Watt Chester
i°,14,7t0T, V 1111 i vet., Franklin
DC,,"'''. P ennsylvania W o , tock, Poona
a nf, lierrisb'g EY . nuk, o
PknOlvmala
"" 4 "liwinkee W NoTes la, N York
11,,11 how York They Donaidann, Balmrtl't, r ; o i T Loraidikk Baito Z 0 mild Sr. wf, St Louis
j L i oilic a Wed Chester bla3 31cfilure, W Cheater
I)7'`un 'olio. west Chester Sims, West Chester
~ 7 1 : - ie.W York Jahn IC Bogard, Batton
4W'• ir, Lancaster Chas A B-yan, O,laware
6 p 14, Harrisburg S Tucker, New York
gh,`p. ll ‘ , o B o yer nobarts, New York
,j; ,Hamilton If s We ks & la, Mtiwaukee
Ple•ft,u, Boston B Nine Al wf, Washington
A New York W Diabolic, New York
J New
York is T Dickinson. Hartland
utimore H ;1 Southwick, Is Jersey
, uol,bs
P` " Fl, 31 100M 1 J9 Jr la, Boston
Dtyt Dub= W Moore Boston
3d pj , $ 'Agree
Delaware T Piarrit, New York
0 11
l ion N York L ii , leineoell. Washington
D i I W h rslttle, Vermont
Ire
N Y CI Le tlsin, New York
Now York John E Willlnms,New York
ii,( 1 ., 0, 1 1 •, New Jersey Col PeTtou
1 .10 1 ), I V Now York Millr W W Wood
Willa. New York Hiss Brady, New York
(4, 4 wi. L Island A JO!. u. New York
D Boston T j Ga-paat or, Brooklyn
New York
IN, a3ll4l.o AN—Ohealmat moot., %hove Filth.
J .i''' 8 " , IVaathD 0 W S Jook, ()hooter'
j-44 0 rot ' ooi &If W 'Eliot. Dolaware
I WI' l '
I Wiro, l , l. `"ln r Maryland Jai tiorrlutt, Wash, D 0
liart,j,,l E Allen, Now York
J lit,' ' 4 ' r '• now York j r ittartlintr, Waah, D 0
• ie.•V
Jhi , •r! rr,st N Foliar
:IP 11,,,,'ri 41. ~,v, Delaware PLI.i krraitrong. Delaware
2 ilar4r, ii• 4 41 1 W Cheater Dell , e Itiove, Now Jamey
rIl ,s, ' - '"itufi • N ; 11 Flawlers, PolladelPhla
rl,, • my emery
it j
,%. err. I.,,tanon J J Mooed. iodlou% ,
Q 1: , 4,14..11 lmilatie TA 0 iltillf ogitqau. Realm os
AB ' a'• New
York D p ?Aye, Now York
p,°Q, we abington,D 0 J W Jadano, Oswego, N Y
p • ii i.rrore. Beading j n Ogertoh, Hnotinsdon
1111.1 t O
•r • Bbitreaburg PA r fan'a & Jar Shore
7j Jirl- ;A-iaitrti,Jer Shore Mrs] Dr Boar. Je r i y Shore
11 11 `el t r ' ''''' , q .0 , NJ Ed K r•tior, Baltimore
( orn,:;! , 11. w York El CI GI sted. Brooklyn
1.11.7.1. ota'rer. Brookins Thr.posat UM, Baltimore
rri. r. Nor YOrk '
.
1,600 $533
.• • .• . . ..... $6,882
Aaron Creasman, Shcleraville WH Harper, ilortbaint'aco
Jacob Scholl, Nordic:up' to co 0 Miller, Nerthampton co
Thos Hoffman, Gatbsyllle Aaron Belsel, - Gutheville,
AWE(' Moyer, Catherine, Samuel Huett, Doyleetowa
A Smith, Allentown S K SWIM. Pa
8 Trumbower, Doylestown D Fry. Weisenburg 741
Jonathan Fry, Weisenbary Lewis Bieng i Pa
A Knorr, Monroe co Aaron Knorr, Monroe to
BARLEY SHBAY--Becond street, below Vine.
J Burton, Bristol B Price, Pennsylvania
0 S Atkinson, Pennsylvania B Smith, Roam
Dr Joe Foulke, Penne W J Jewell & la., Bucks co
A A Daubert, Keeton, Pa G M Ohamberlin,Monroe co
B W tamith, Barton, Pa J Bickel, Newtown
B Foabenner. Pennsylvania N Wetherill, Doylestown
NreWetherill&dau,Donestn A Carver, Bucks county
H Boderock, Pennsylvania BlHaldermsn,Pennsylvania
Tient J N Jamison, Penns - J Wildman, Pennsylvania
Joseph Ott, New Jersey A Borliew, Morrisville
H 0 Case, New Hope W W Trego, New Hope
B F Leedon Bucks county N Oomly, Pennsylvania
.7 Menningtrin, Penns H Yeager, Permanent%
BJ B 5 od, Beaton Lt J Carver, Doylestown
H B Ilhoade,Willisineport,Pa J 9 11110$4, 4 lo r Penna
J Smith & la, Delaware Wm Thompeon,Doyleetown
Capt O W Dyer. Doyleetown 3 Barnes, Easton
M Piereen, Backe county
SAID BACll,ll—Third street, above Oal
Jonas Wietuid, MonteY co Clhai Schweitzer, Montg co
Henry Kraft, Montg'y co Jacob Bohelly, Backe co
H Groan, Lehigh co John Belhl, Marta Munk
M B Snyder, Bethlehem B Y Stranseberger, Penns
J Bartholomew, Bath, Pa Samuel Butz, Easton, Pa
S P Blohllne, Allentown W 0 Bat; Lehigh co
W Houser, Hanover, Pa Pater Miller,Minover, Pa
A *Hetzler, Penns J Schott, Radon
GM H Wagner, 'Monroe co Mee May Story, Phoenix,
Jobn Heinselman, Penna Bliss Deinner, Parma •
W Olapton, °heater co Beni Gamed, Treitertown
Jacob H Rower, Penns Jacob Leith, Palma
Ship Zered, McGonagle, 27 days from Londonderry,
with nuke and passengers to Bobt Taylor &
Bark Albertina, Olmstead, 3 days from New York, in
ballast to D 8 Stetson & Co.
Behr Henry Wolfe, Atkbas, day from Milton, Del,
with grain to Christian & 00.
VlSchr. Jarlan, Norton, from Boston, in ballad to J E
Bazley & Co
Barge Young America, Houghton, from Albany, with
mdse to D McCarthy.
Brig Wended, Miller, Demsrara, JE Barley Sr. Co.
Brig Marshall Butch, Burgess, Bostouji Ardourled
& Co.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth at.. befog? Am&
Louis Strayer, York, Pa 3 Jones
N Polishlath 0 A Luckenback, Pa
W 6 Young, Allentown Thoe Stern, Pittston
W Gorden, New York Dr J Leaman & la, Pa
S Landis, Halifax, Pa Joe B Landis, Halifax, Pa
A Johnston, Indiana co, Pa J J Conner, Ashland
J 0 Conner, Ashland Mrs H A Wade & Son, Pa
Miss E Flynn, Lancaster Miss Flynn, Lancaster
Jae White, Pittsburg H 0 Clinton, lowa
W L Jones, Allentown Mrs M C Dickson, N Fort
Rev. Dickson, New York Nathan Fuller, Pa
T Myer, Pittelon N Peters, Delaware
11 B Walter, Delaware H Colmar, New York
N White, Boston J Actionbach, Plainfield
Jonathan Hahn, Plainfield A J Van,inwegen, blewloo
Joe Bonier, blatamoros it F Uhl, Somerset, Pa
P L Corley, Williamsport A Armstrong, Hagerstown
Semi Seibert, ohatuberehig Geo Slate, Williamsport
P Eldredge, St Louie Rev J Kurtz & lei, Pa
0 Nash, Jr, Williamsport OE3 Dlatmock, Pike no, Pa
Mrs L F Barnes, billiard Oliver Chace, Fall River
John S Brown. Erie, Pa II Stamm, Pittsburg
Mrs Hilliard, Williesbarre Mrs Barnum, Wilkosbarre
Hon H Si Mott, Milford, Pa Jacob Kleinhans
G r Hallett J W Andrews, Now York
W A Fritoby. Maryland E R Taggart
.1 0 D Lilly, Reading Geo W Billings, New York
Miss Barnum, Wlltiesbarro J 0 Schooner, US A
BT. LOUIE , HOTEL—Ctiteetnnt 'treat. Molt* Third.
E Ci Scott. U S A A Vogeler, Baltimore
H Lauer, Baltimore H 0 Bortman, Ky
Barney, Kentucky Mrs 0 May, Delaware
1) A Schermerborn, N Y Ohne Manning, N York
Dr E A Pierson, U B A Barone] Charts
_ .
J B Beatty, Portland J W Spencer, oh!cage
J W Beady. New York L Pritchard, Oenn
R 0 Jarrett, Baltimore J M Barr & la, Delaware
8 L Primrose, Maryland E P Howlett, Syraltem
D Q Fouler, Baltimore J L Spencer, Jr, N J
THZ UNION—Arch 'Meet, above Third.
W T Baker, Stroudsburg Whi Burnet, Stroudsburg
Marks Brown, Stroudsburg B Davis &la, Lancaster
Wm W Walkin, New York J L Edwards, Penne
Col W Mayer, Now York Samuel Oahn, New York
B F Underwood, Caledonia J W Stein Adamville
Wm B Sheffer, Pittsburg Geo Spu rrier, Lancaster
John Shaffer, Beading J Williman, Smithillle, 0
L Malmo, Ohio J•Twittcbey, Mt Bethel, Pa
Dr Gray & wf, Flemington 0 L Gibbon, Salem, N
Me J L Tracey. Penna W A Peck, Parma
J H Barton, Delaware co J D Laverty, Chester co
OGNMERVIAL—EIIxth street, above Chestnut.
J A Gilleland, Pennsylvania B Henry, Mifflin co, Pa
A R Pennington, Delaware G McLaughlin, Penn's
Jamee Groff', Harrisburg James Watson, Penn's
B C Johnson, Pittsburg B P Greenleaf, Chester co
T Massey, West Chester J C Mattson, Phoenixville
$ A Baseman, New Hope J A Reynolds, Penn's
&rafter S Smith
0 E Allen, Burlington Wm Et Eder, Maryland
E C Roberts, Newark, N J JII Robinson, B
S Mosses, Chester co, Pa J D Hendzie, Doylestown
MT. VERNON —Second street, above Areh.c!,
B Storm, Paradise, Pa J Haskins, Paradise, Pa
8 Stimfy,!Paradise 0 Featherman, Paradise
E Knauss. Paradise H Herder, Paradise
H Boknm, Emit Tennessee F Beed, Stroudsburg
N E Braun, Stroudsburg T Fay, Stroudsburg
B Mason, Monroe co, Pa , J Storm,Penns
T r, Heller, Stroudsburg H Smith Stroudsburg
P Frank, Strondeburg H Kerston, Stroudsburg
T H Bedlow, New Jereey
MADISON 11017811.-13eoond street, above Market.
Wm F Baker, Stroudsburg Mhi Burnett, Stroudsburg
W W Trego, New Hope H 0 Oase, New Hope
Jas Malony, hew Hope Ohas S Detrick, New Hope
Bawl S Dreher, New Hope 0 H Metzger, Monroe co
S ti Brown, Henryville B Hughes, New Jersey
O Patohkle, New . York T H Bedloe, Atlantic City
Chas B Chose, Strowlsburg A J Ooolbaugh, Monree co
H H Winn, Illinois Chas Stratford, Lewistown
L B Scott, Ohmmeter Pt, Ye Wm Miller, Harrisburg
J B Transier, Pennsylvania Geo Potter, Pennsylvania
L Geiser, Dover, Del N Lotion& Delaware :01,11
Mho Mary Hale, N J hi G Bisbee, New Jersey
J V Williams, Monroe co A Weaver, Monroe co
J Burson, New jersey F Whitlock, New Jersey
W E Sigler, Pennsylvania Julio flair, Pennsylvania
S Brown, Pennsylvania
NATIONAL ROTEL—Ram street, above Third,
0 Meilen% Penna J Batt, Radon, Pa
G,MlLubaker, Millersburg 0 M Knauss ' Bethlehem
Geo Levan, Lanc co, Pa Jae M Frank, Lane co, Pa
H 13 Ball, Quakertown J ilI Delhi, Bucks co, Pa
M Gurie, Bucke co,
Pa L Wagner, Bucks co, Pa
John Hinkel, Buck e co, Pa R'Flunk, Bucks co, Pa
W J Wood, Wash, D 0 Me 8 Freed, Allentown
Mrs Ellen Ohriet, Allentown B II Kramer, B Hanover
J Saeger, Allentown, Pa FII Weidner, Allentown
Jonathan Reichard, Allentn P S Reiser, Pa
Jonas Schmeyeer, Lehigh co Moses Holman, Lehigh co
Geo Gkim, Lebanon John H Neff, Baltimore
H J Robereon, Hilltown W H ‘Veaver, Bucks co
M Grimm, Bucks co Geo Frick, Bucke co
David Master, Miilville W J Jones, Bucks co
A Bechtold, Mt Toy, Pa Ohee Gross, Allentown
A V Smith, Pittsburg John L Hankey, Allentown
Eeagreave, Allentown Henry Bitting, Allentown
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth,
J W Elllott, E Tennessee W W Painter, Norristown
W 7, Sheffer, Pbcenixvitle T A Hicks, Penne
I Homer, West Chester J Davie, Norristown
H Isaacs, Bainbridge II Glazier, Huntingdon
J H Glazier, Huntingdon J McAyeal, t'enua
J Balaton, Penns It Strode ,k la. Coatesville
T B Young, Jr, Coatesville 3 ‘'lollbag, New Jersey
J T Nimble, Penns D illondei, Penne
C Kimble, Penns J Bennel, Penne
F Morris, Penns D Grason, Penna
Mr Hackett son, Norfolk, Va
BLACK BEAL—Third street, above Oallowhill.
John Mann, Washington Joseph Kessler, Waetetri
Goo Beggs, Weehinglou Henry 8 Cops, hellereville
Edw Siegfried, Easton W J Sabers, Reading
i has Morrieon, Huntingdon 0 W Faust, Pa
John R kchall, Pa ht F Freeman, Bethlehem
Jacob Cooper, Ooopersburg Daniel J Harper t Olney
Joe Straub, Lehigh co If Id Fetter, Betidehf:to
Jacob Huth, sr, Cumneytown Jacob Huth, ir, Sumneyrn
R Helfrich, Ova field A W . Jacob, Maleretown
Wm Mullin, Milli' stown S Fell, Pa
A 8 Crolemen, Pa D Weaver, Mount Bethel
Jacob Weaver, Mount Bethel Id Bother, Mount Bethel
Jacob K Hill, Pa J J Fogel, Pa'
Ohm T Snyder, Kingeton,Pa J H Endrean, Pa
H Yobst, Pa W Vesbenne!, Pa
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Irir SSE FOURTH Plikal
AUEIVJD
OLEARED
Behr Flying Bond, Cannlen, Nassau, NP, W James
& Co. -
Bohr Trojan, Nickelson, Ship 'lsland, DS Stetson & 00.
Bohr Alexander, Noal, New Haven, 'J B Henry.'
Bohr Onkahl, Bradley, Baltimore, Thos Webster, Jr.
Bohr George Franklin, Tyler, Washington, 0 H Oura
minas,
Bohr W 13 Baker, Hamilton, Boston, Noble, Dahlman
&
Str J S Maher, Dade, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
DT TELEGRAPH
(Oorreepondenee of the Philadelphia lixehange.)
LEWES,DeI, Oct. 80.
The bark Isaac B Davis from New Orleans, and brig
I Rodgers Da :Bed in this morning. The ship Chas Bill,
for Literpool, :went to sea.
Yours, &o. JOHN P. MARSHALL.
11If TRLIGILIPZ.
(Correspondence or The Press.)
BOSTON, Oct. 30.
The bark Acacia, partially dismasted in a hurricane,
put into Portland yesterday.
Arrived, ship Golconda, from Ban Trudge°,
rdEMOSANDA
Bark Warren Harett, Hallett, cleared at New York
yesterday for BM de Janeiro.
Brig Emma, hence for Demerara, was spoken %think,
Ist 34 15, long 71 21
Bohm Evergren. Potter, Naiad Queen, Edge, C Car
roll, Pratt, and (has. Moore, Ingersoll, cleared at New
York yesterday for Philadelphia.
Bohr Vermilion, Will ie, clearol at New York yester
day for Wilmington, Del.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
GRFAT TRIIIMPIL.—STEINWAY
& BONS were awarded the FIRSt MEDAL
at the late great International Exhibition, London. Over
two hundred and eixty nine Piano, from all parte of the
world, entered for competition.
Wareroomil at EILASIUS BROTHERS, 1006 HISEST
NUT Street. 001-lm
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIA Ed A. B ATOHELO WS celebrated Hair Dye
'reduces a color not to be dlstirgnisbed from nature'
warranted not to injure the Hair in the leaet ; memedles
the ill effects of bad dYee, and invigorates the Hair for
GRAY, BED, or BUSTY aAiR instantly turns a
iplendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold by all Druggists, So.
SW' The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHE
LOB, ea the four Ji4143 of each bow.
FAOTOBY No. 81 BARC/LAY Street,
(Late 23.3 Broadway and 10 Bora street,)
my:B.ly , New York.
8-T-1.860-X:
DRAKE'S PLAtiTATION BITTERS.
They Purify, etrengthea, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Clonntipation.
They cure Diarrbota, Cholera, andOholera'aforbuS.
They cure Liam* Comp'zint and ITervona Heattache.
They ore the best SIT NCJill in the world. They
am !, e th e week m sn stroux. and are exhausted nature'e
great restorer. They aro made of pare St Croix:llum;
the celebrated Clelisaya.Berk, mote, and herbs, and are
taken witlithe pleasure of a beverage, without regard to
age or time of day. Particularly recommended to deli
sate persons rehiring a .gentle stimulant : Bold by all
Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DBARIII
& 00., 907 BROADWAY. Naw York. ee94.Bm
DEAF. MADE TO HEAR.—IriStrUMOIM
to mist the hearinv, in every variety and of the meet
Theerovcd conetrnotlon, at P. 61ADEISA. 7 3, 116 South
TENTH Street, below Cheetout. oc3o-3t
PHAM'Sflaia D a ns, Bs bents a, box.
—Three boxea for $1; the beat In nye, Try It. Sad
01117 &t 17P111,Nrit, as Vlll3 MUT It: ee3l.3ta*
Ostovra & Bitucza's Nam Snurrui
INIAOHINE—PRIOE, PO.
The attention of tailors and other manufacturers re
quiring the use of a feat and durable look-stitch maohini,
Is directed to our No. 9. This Is a new and admirable
machine, operating with the greatest ease, and with but
little noise, and, although but lately put into the market,
Is already a great favorite with manufacturers. It Is a
ant-class machine, at a low price.
No machine ever introdheed In this city has sold so
rapidly, or given such universal satisfaction. It Is very
simple kilts construction, easily learned, not Liable to get
out of order, works with flue cotton, silk, or linen thread,
equally well ; and the low prioe at which it is sold plaoes
It within the reach of all who desire a tellable, service
able marldne.
GEOVEE a BAKER S. H. 00 4
780 CHESTNUT Street.
MARRIED.
(JO OH R &N--GIBBO .--On the 18th inst., by the Rey.
E. W. Rutter, Mr. Joseph 8. Cochran to Miss Susanna
Wham, both of Highland township, Chester county, Pa.
[West (Mester papers please copy.) *
DIIER--KAIJDAIN.-4n the 29th inst., at Calvary
Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John Jenkins, D. D.,
Edward L. Deer, M. D., and Clara J. Mandela, all of
this city.
GMIBB--TURNER —At Janesville Wisconsin, on
Monday, October 27th, 1862, by the Rev. EL W. 'Spald
ing, Samuel B. Grubb, of Wilmington, Del., to BlizabAh
T. Tracer, daughter of Prof. R. J. Turner, of Janes
ville, Wisconsin. *
LEYBTgR—J7EFFRA.S.—Itt New Yorlr, on the 281
lost, by the Rev. David H. Rlddloy, at the residence of
the bride's sister, P. Luster, or Long lalartd, to Lizzie
Jttfres of Jersey City, youngest daughter of John lef
fres. Bro.
BARRIB—EohIULLIN.—On the 28th inst., by the
Bev. H. S. Spackman, Dr. B. Harris, of Illinois, to Kato'
McMullin, of this city. *
TEARER—LE WALLEN.—On the Slat ult., by 'rebut
G. Wilson, V. 1). H., Alfred O. Tomer and Mite Mary
Lewallen, daughter of Joseph Lewallen, Esq I both of
this city. _ *
DIED.
WI BIN bIETS.—On the 29th inst., Jacob Stelnmate, in
the 834 year of his age.
The relatives and hiends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, without further notice, from
his late residence, York road, above Nicetown lane, on
Monday morning, November 3d, at 10 o'clock. ***
ROBERTS—On the evening of the 29:h Mat., Clinton,
youngest eon of Spencer and Louisa J. Roberts.
Funeral to take place on Sixth•day afternoon, 31st
hist, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of his father, 424
Borth Sixth street, Philadelphia. *
MOORE.—On the 28th inst., Mrs. Sarah F. Moore,
relict of the late Charles Moore, aged 02 year&
The relatives and friends are respeotfollY invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of her eon-In-law,
Edward Simpson, No. 142 Coates street, on Saturday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without further notice. To pro•
reed to Monument Cemetery. **
ALLEN.-On the 26 th ine!., Alias Bailie 0./Allen, daugh•
ter of the late - Capt. John and Hannah Allen, of ()ape
nfaY, N. J, *
OAMPBELL—On the 28th inst Susan, wife of Thos.
Campbell, aged 27 years. *
DAYII.—On the 28th inst , Harry U , son of John H.
and Amanda B Davis. aged 2 years. *
HoLAUGHLIN.—On the 29th Inst., Catharine, relict
of the late John McLaughlin, aged 72 years. *
McNABIER —On the 29th inet , JOHN, son of James
and Bridget HoNatnee, aged 6 years. *
MOONEY—On the 4th inst., of yellow fever, at the
Key West Hospital, John Weeley BlooneY, aged 3 6 Years,
of the frigate Sr. Lawrence. *
STEEL.—On the 28th inst., Alexander Steel, in the
22d peer of his age. *
TODD.—At Suffolk, Ye , on the 28th inst., Robert S.
Todd, Jr ' son of Robert S. and Elizabeth P. Todd, aged
2 year' and 6 months, *
WILCOX.—On the 29th it et., Mrs. Amelia Wilcox,
wife of John Wilcox, aged 39 years. *
DUKE—In Washington City, at the residence of his
cousin, Brigadier 04110114 John Buford. on the 28th inst.,
First Lieutenant James Duke, eon of Dr. John W. Duke,
of Mayeville, Ky.. aged 19 pears and 7 months *
FA UNE STOOK-1n Lancaster, en the 26th inst., Mrs.
Barbara Fahnestock, wife of Dr. Samuel Fahnestook, de
ceased, aged 92 years and 27 days. *
SOLIS:B.-0n tbe 29th that.. Sarah daughter
of the late Jaccb Beck, Esq., sad wile of John B. BelMe,
aged 37 years. *
TILACK. DRESS GOODS.--BLAOK
-LA Velour Beps,VeWits Ottomans, Grain de Ponlres,
EpingHoses, Popelines, Frenoh Itlerluos, French °ash
mere's, cheap Cashmeres, all. wool Mousseline de L'Aillos,
aingle and double widths; cheap Be Laines; Tamises,
Baratheao, Dray d'Almas ; English and French, Bomba
zines ; warp Cashmeres, Turin Oaths, Crape Oloths,
Paramattas, Irish Poplins, Satin de Chines, Bombazine
Alpacas, &e. Also, Black Silks and Shawls of every
description. BESSON & SON, lifourning Store,
ocril.tf No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
VYRE & LANDELL.
r? iriaA
131.44. epErnGiirpATL SALES:
Magnificent Silks.
Magnificent Shaw Ls.
ldagniticent Popihus.
Good Black Silks.
Richest Printed Goods.
Good Stook of Stspies. se2o-t(
500 B
ran O t. XE t. S . T B
° To ß bacco C° l3n ° ll A i and e oigars, a a;
lower prices tban any other house in the oily. A bargain
in aa'rana Cigars, purchased at Marshal's Sale. WOOD.
-WARD 8 00., 41 South FOURTH Street. ocB.lm*
A. P. A.—THE MEMBERS OF LIE ER.
1,k3 TY LODGE NO 9 will be nunctnal in their at
tendance THIS EVE ',RING, it being quarterly night,
and election for officers
11.* JOHN DE VINE , Recording Secretary.
ErrPENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE-0E
DENTAL SURGERY, No. 528 AIINI. Street--
LW - one to the Coarse commence on MONDAY, No 3d, at 4 o'clock P. M. Clinic open for pitlento
daily, from :9 toll A, M., and 2 to 4.P. Li.
C. N. Plan, Doan.
501 North SKVEN PS Street
Oc t
ErrOFFICE OF THE DEL&WARE(T.
TUAL SAFETY INBII3ANJE 00IIPANY
FnminsramrA, October 30, 1832 a speclil meeting
of the Board of Directors, bald this day, THOM A. 3 C.
HAND, BEGL., wee unanimously elected' President of the
Company, in place or William Martin, Eon ! , dsosased,
and JOHN. C. DATIS, Ertl , was unanimously elected
Vice President, •
It HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
wPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE--WINTER
SESSION, 7862 63.—Tbe Winter Uourse of Lec
tures and Practical Instruction will begin on MONDAY,
November 3d, and continue four months. Applicante
fcr admission to the TEOHIVIOAL SCHOOLS will pre
sent themeelvee for examination at 9 A. M , on that day;
for admission to the 130111NTIVIO 801100 L preliminary
examination is not required. uardtak
r y••• S I" I FL ITNALI EMMA
NA-RDINGE, et New York, will lecture at
BANSOM-STREET HALL, on SUNDAY next, at 10%
A. AL, and 7% P. M. Admission,
JOHN , ESHLEMAN
-11.5 would -hereby inform his friends that he is no
longer connected with the Cravat Store at Eighth' wad
Chestnut streets, having WITHDR&WN FllOlll THE
SAME. He will give due notice to hit former Patrons
WHEN and WHERE he will again appear amonget the
Oravabh Soar% and lieek•Ties. 0c30,3t*
THE B 0 fliDlt 01. DER S OF THE .
11,3 WYOMING CANAL COMPANY are notified
that on presentation of Coupon No. 8, due July 15, 1831,
at the Office of DAVIS de WICKERSHAM, No. 37"
South THIRD Street, they will receive Fifteen Dollars
and Ninety-two cents on account of such Coupon, in ac
cordance with the decree of the Supreme Court confirm
ing the report of Garrick Mallory, ESQ the master ap
polvted to make distribution of Elegance in the hands of
the Receiver. CHARLES PARRISH;
ocBo.Bt Receiver.
,S T. A NDR E W ' S SOCIETY.— A
meeting of this Sooiety, for the purports of eleot-
Ing officers, to afrve for the year, commencing 30thlio
vember,18132, will be held on FSID&Y BVIONING, filet
inetent, in the UGHTINENT &L ifOrlif., at 7X o'clock.
Members are rectuseted to attend without farther notice.
cre3o. 2t GEORGE YOUNG, Secretary.
BYOFFISH OF THE LOCUST DIOUN..
TA,AIi COAL AND IRON COMPANY,
IiuLADELpHm 4 Octobßr 30, 1862
The semi. annual interest on the mortgage loan of this
Company will be paid at the office, No. 230 South
THIRD Street, on and after the let of November prom.
0c30•3t JOSEPH O. OOPPIICK, Treasurer.
LTREASURER'S DEPARTMENT,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
PRILADELMA October 17, 1882.
The BOARD 01P DIREOTORS have this day de
clared a Berri-Armnal Dividend of FOUR PIM CENT.
on the Capital Stock of the Company, clear of State and
Government Taxes, payable on and after November
/6th, 1862.
Powers of.. attorney for the Collection of Dividends
can be haircut application at this °Mem.
TROTS. T. FIRTH,. Treasurer,
act 18-1 m No. 238 South Third etreet.
noW-... OFFICE.* OF THE F-HILA.DELPHIA,
IKE GERMANTOWN, AND NORRISTOWN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, October 13,.1862.
-The annual meeting of the Stock and Loanhoiders
will be held et the office of the Company, northeast cor
ner of NINTH and GREEN Streets, on MONDAY, the
8d day of NOVEMBER next, Ist_ 10 o'clock A.. M. An
Election to choose four Manageri, to serve three years,
will be held the same day immediately after the Stock
holders' meeting, and close at 3 P.
ocl3. tn 3 W. S. WILSON, Secretary.
irrFARMERS , AND MECHANICS ,
BANK--PitaanaLrari, October 6, 1862.
The Annual. Election for Directore will be held at the
Barking Home on MONDAY, the 17th day of November
next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. W and 8 o'clock
P. M.; and on TUESDAY, the 4th day of November
neat, a general meeting of the Stookholders will bo held
at the Banking Home, at 4 o'clock P. agreeably to
the charter. W. BUSIETbN, JR ,
oc7-tool7 Cashier.
MECHANIC S' B 1.1.A.DE
113 PHIA, October 7, 1862.
general mrotiig of the Stookholdeiv will be held at
the Banking Home on TIIE6DAY, 4th day t..f Novem
ha,•at 12 M. ocB-tno4
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking House on MOND&Y. November 17, between
the how It or la A. M. and 2 P. hi
ocB-teol7 J. WIEGAND, Cashier.
,ry• - • SOUTHWARK BANK.
-IL3 - y PHIL A DBLPITI.B., October 7.1682
The MINH Ai, ELUTION for D'lRll.ol'oll2 will be
tide at the Banking Honee on MOND kY, tho 17th day
:of November, between the haute of 10 o'clock A. IC and
2 o'clock P. Id.
A General Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Berne place on TUESDAY, tbe 4th day of November
next, at 12 o'clock M.
odi-wfmtnol7 F. P. STEEL, Cashier.
ry?Likr.- GIRARD BANE. —PHILADELPHIA,
October 9, 1882.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Howie, on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber, between the hours of 10 A. AL and 2 P. M.
A General Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the came plate on TUESDAY, the 4th of Noicruher, at
12 o'clock Al. W. li. SCHAFFER,
oc10.1mw•• tnol7 °ashler.
trr RANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP..
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11,1367:
An election fet thirteen Threetore will be held at the
Banking Nome, on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between 10 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P. K.
The Prnunl meeting of the Stockholders Willbe hold at
tho Benlsiog Home, on TUESDaY, the 4th day of No
vember next, at 10 o'clock A. M.
ocle.mwftur JAMES KIMBELL, Cashier.
tryTHE PHILADELPHIA BANK.—
PEILADALPHIA, October 6, 1862.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Banking Home on TUESDAY, Novernb,sr 4, 1862, at
12 o'clock IT.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Hansa on MONDAY, November 17,1862, be
tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P
ooB•wfmtnol7
grCOMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
YAWLS.. • - PitiLenvmpirre, Oct. 13, 1862.
&general meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Benklog Home, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of No
vember next, at 12 M.
The annual election for Director!! will be held at the
Banking Rome, on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between the home of 10 S. M. end 2 P. M.
oclil•tnwf tl7 S. O. PALMER, Cashier.
rylro CONSOLIDATION B A NAL —,PHILA.
113 DEL ?ETA, October 9, 1882.
The heranal Election for DIREOTORS willbe held'at
the Banking House on EIONDaT, the 17th day of
vember next, between the howl of &. Id. and 2P. ra.
A General Nesting of the Stockholders will be held at
the same glace on Tuesday, the 4th day of November, at
12 N. (oclo.finvtal73 SOB. N. PITIESOL, Cashier.
carOFFICE OF THE SITEGEON.ARTIST
TO THE ABET AND NAVY, POILADELPIILS.,
Oat 24th. 1882.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for eaPPirlul
Artificial Limbs.. Should apply immediately at, the offros
of the Surgeon, Artist to the Goveniment, No 1801
CEIRSTNUT Street. 13. FRANK FATALE*,
oo'M tf Government Surgeon-Artiest.
Tilt ' PRESS.- - PHILADELI- - -:': tiltitp4. ' y e , : -_ 00 i T0i3Elk .31.., . 1: ' 2,
B B. 0011tEGYS, 'Cashier
[c r . THE DRA.ET IN PHILADIPIII.A.
If the Citizens of any Division of any Ward "biota
proof that their Division is entitled to credit fo &treater
number of Volunteers enlisted in the servit i tiof the
United States, in Pennsylvania Regiments or co. , Wes;
than it has received from the returns of the epnti
Marshals, and from the additions made thee'. by the
Oommisedonere for Drafting, the undersigned, give
them a hearing, at the Nisi Prins Court Room ~ 11 to
I o'ciock during the present week and will mak he cor
rections which are just.
R. GERHARD, •
WILLIAM H. AL N,
Chief Gommiselonere for I MO.;
Philadelphia, October 28,1662. - c29.4t
oz. A. MICR COMPLIMENT T IS
TH
19TH INDIANA REGIMENT. COL
ItlisitEDlTH.
BRAIAOARTMRS ARMY OF 1 2 0TOM10; - 00t. ; 1862.
Oovnemin: I would beg leave moot respe tinily to
urge, in tha strongest terms, that Gen. ffibbone
may meet with your immediate attention. Chalons el
has been thi record of Indiana in this war, yon slli . pa r. ,
don me for saying that the career of the 19 Indiana
boa been such as to add, stiil higher lustre to the repute.-
tion of your state. I have watched this regiment, with
its Wisconsin comrades, under the hotteeffire and in the'
most dangoroas positions, and I am glad is say - thine is
no better regiment in this or any other a y . Task of
you, as en official and personal favor, that y will take the
most prompt 'means to fill the ranks of t s nokle regi
ment. Very resPetEullY•
(ffigned)' GEO. B. Moo EG&G,
Major General .0 standing.
His Excellency Governor Moaron, Indiana lis.
WASHINGTON, vCI O „ er l sc, 188
2
. ,
Mr. Joseph Short, Salem, Mau.: 1 , '
Pm: Our regiment (19th Indiana, GentlGibbens'
brigade) purchased , in She month of Hero list, eight
hundred of your knapsacks ;we did this in &trance to l
drawing the Government ones, for which we d requisi
tion. We tied need knapsacks airing hi the diway du-'
ring eight months' service, and have used y es for six)
months. We say for ourselves, and we believe very men
in the regiment, were he living, would cane e with us,
that we should prefer purchasing your knap acks with
our own means rather than suffer, as we did, with the
old way of carrying them No soldier who ha seen ser
vice with the old one wilt regret having purchased yours
with his private money, if he can have his no other
way. (Signed) , ‘,.'
A. R. ELLENWODD, CO. R. 1
,
JAS. M. XI CORE [IL, CO. A• , •
ADAIVGISSE, Orderly Ser., Co Ai
THOU ItS MoKlrd, Co.-E. - i
JEFFERSON KISDER, Co. B. i '
JACOB ANDSICK, C0...D. ,
JAMES X. COOPER, Co. D.
WIC M BASS, Co. O. '
RICHARD RAY, ..0o: D - :- . ^
JOHN GILMORE,' GO- A: '
S. K. SOHLAGLE, Orderly Bar., Co. K.
- SHORT'S Patent Knapsacks for sale by Go Agent,
ELI GOLDEN, Jeweller, 706 MAMIE U St. 0081-Stiti
CITY BOUNTY FUND COMMIISSION t i
cr.r —By virtue of the power givehlolliiiOommlesio
by the ordinance approved October 28th, 1862,'eutitled
"An ordinance to promote enlistments and to ' , obviate
the necessity of a draft for soldiers in the city of Phila
delphia," orrthicates will be granted, in Abe sum of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS eaoh, to every'resident
of the city of Philadelphia who has enlisted since the
23d day of October hut., or shall enlist previoas to the .
sth day of November next, and has been or 'ehall be
within the said time mustered Into the militau Barrio°
of the United States, and has been or shall hereafter be
credited to the said city to make up any deficiency that
may exist in the quota of volunteers and drafted men
which said city is required to furnish.
Before said certificates are granted, evidence will be
required to establish—
Ist. That the applicant, a the time of the otilletmenk
aforesaid, wee a reehient of the city of Philadelphia.
2d. That he has been mustered into the Military ear-
Nice rf the United Staten.
3d. That babas been accredited to the city on account
of the deficiency of ber quota.
The certificate of a mustering officer of the United
States will be received as evidence that the applicant h&c
been duly mustered, and the certificate Of thedraft cons•
MillldOnOtS will be required that the applicant has been
received on account of the deficiency of the city qaota.
JOHN 0 KNOX, )
EDWARD OLMSTED,
JOHN BOBBINS,- } Commission.
WILLIAM BRADFORD, I
EDWARD GRATZ,
FilnAuntrirta, Oct. 29, 1882. 0e20.6t
evs-k—s. THIRD PRECINCT, FOURTH WARD.
uk:g —A meeting of the citizenewril he held TRH
EVNNING, at 7J o'clock, at the Armory of the Soutli
'Nark Guards, SECOND Street, below Shipper, to 't hear
the report of the Committee appointed to Removals the
Precir ct, and to take ouch further action ae.miybe
neeceeary.WM. F. JOHNSON, Ohairmsoi.::
JAMES. 11,
.O.AMPIiELL. Secretary. ft*.
MILITAR Y .
VOLUNTEERS WANTE
42 VOLUNTEERS
WANTED,
FOR 9th PREDINOT OF 15th WARD.
$2OO Bounty will be paid. to eaeh Vo
exam: by the Citizens of the Preoine‘
$2OO by the City Councils.
$2OO from the Citizens' 13ounty Funid.
$lO4 by the U. S. Government.
Making $704, all of whido will be paid in Cash, except ,
$75 of United States Bounty.
Amplicattan can be made to
WILLIAM' MANN, 43' Booth FOURTH Street,
Chairman.
BARTON HOOPER, 624 t North EIGHTEENTH
Street, Treasurer.
JOSEPH TOHLINSON, 2394241 North THIRD St. ;
N. M. PERNAT , D,I II -SEIREEY, Street;
EDWARD T. STEEL, 4 & tYretortzriDifCClED4Freet ;
a. A. REIORERT, Jr., 208 CHURCH, Alley, Eintmee
Committee. oe3L.Bt
HEADQUARTERS,
NO. 627 CHESTNUT STREET,
- -rinVALLEEPRIA.--CITY
157TH REGIMEN;
COLON.II4 WILLIAM A. GRAVY.
BOUNTY TO EA„011 4 1i:i0BUIT .
CITY BOUNTY - ......$2OO
UNITED STATES 100
ADITANCE PAY AND 15
TOTAL . .. .$315
In addition, each recruit will receive a superior
GUM BLANKET ;
Which le invaluable in the field.
As soon as the recruit is mustered in, he will at once
be equipped in the beet manner, and sent to OATCP
PULESTON, on Indian Qoseort lane, where every atten
tion will be paid to ishi comfort.
The pay of the recruit commences from the day he is
enlisted into the service.
The (Moms of this regiment leave seen service, and are
all able to perform their duty. The regime:l4ln every
respect, will be egraa to, any that has left our MO for the
field.
Ward and Division Ooramittees are respeatfallY
quested to call for further information at Headquarters.
Young men of Philadelphia, will you volunteer in
honor of your gag, or subject yourselves to be drafted
Yon have but a few days to decide. J
WILLIAM A. GRAY,.
0c30.2t COLONEL COMMANDING.
IPH/LADELPHIA. CITY . GUARD,
.1112 TEr REGIMENT P. V.—REORUITS WANTED
FOB CO. A.—s3ls BOUNTY, $315 —Clothing, Pa 7,
and Rwions from dated enlistment, also a good Gam
Blanket. Regiment now in camp Apply at Recruiting
&atone, 716 Vane street, 527 Chestnut street, and 526
Prune street. RICHARD YOUNG., Captain.
First Lieut. WM B. PEDDLE.
Second Lieut. ALEX. GRAY. oc3l 21*
INOTICE TO RECRUITING OBTI
OEREI FOR TILE OLD REGIMENTS.—Tenta have
been erected for their accommodation in enlisting
draft.d men offering at the' Draft Vamp, corner of
SIXTIETH (80th) aad TINW. Streets, Ileatmville.
A meeting of the Executive Connell of Recruiting Offi
cers will be convereti at the American gOtel l precisely
at 9,4 i o'clock THIS FORENOON.
JAMES BRADY.
Major let Light Artillery P. II 0. •
ltd Presiding Officer.
CORN EXCHANGE REGIMENT,
COL. C. M. PREVOST.
RECRUITS WASTED for this popular Regiment.
BOUNTY $lBO, and ONE fiLONTIPS PAY IN
A DV ANCE.
RECRUITING STATIONS : 138 WALNUT STREET.
and 808 MARKET Street. '
Oapt. DENDY BRARWOOD,
oc9.ff Recruiting Officer.
CONTINENT-AL CAVALRY.
--Young Nen wanted for Company' C. $315
Bounty' given. Gum Blankets: Call at
BIUHARDS Bol7Bl{, EIGHTH Strcet, below Spring
Garden. W. H. WORDERLY, Captain.
H. 0. DAVIS, Second Lieutenant
70111 REGIMKNT P. V.
(RUSH'S L&NOERS.) Good Ilecrutte want
ed at JONES , Rotel, oaRSTNUT dtred-:
0c29 6t*
RUSH'S LANCERS.—Young
1 Men wanted to fill the ranks of this regiment.
flab Two now companies to be raised immediately.
Principal Rendezvous No. SOO CHEST.NIIC Street.
oc2l-3wit
-)15,70TH REGIMENT P. V.
(BUSH'S LANCERS.) A few .more men
wanted, of good charactor,'corner of RIGHTS
and ORESTNUI Streeta. 0c29 fg*
_A RUSH'S LANCERS V (70th
Regiment P. V.) Recruits wanted, corner of
EIGHTH and OITEEITNITT Ste• cto29 6t*
HENRY'S REPEATING RIFLE—
The grestest A= or the age; will shoot Mem
times, in as many seconds, 1,000 'yards. For. sale at
manufacturers' prices by • - • -
PHILIP WILSON & 00.9
ocSl-lm ' 415 OHSTNI7.I` Street.
T YOB YTY PBS E I HER'S are the
J- fined at their hind. Those who want a fine, natu
ral, and pleasing - lactate will find theta marvellously true
end beautiful. BR 00 DID Street, above Green. lt*
pROFESSOR J. ISAACS, OCULIST
and AUBIST, from Leyden, Holland, has perma
nently footed himself at No. 611 PINE Streetorbere
persons afflicted with diseases of the Eye and Bar will be
scientifically treated; alsd - cured, if curable. B —No
charge made for examination. 0029 6t*
is TO PLANTERS, NURSERY
...a.= MEN, AND DE &LEES --Eyn RABE ENS' and
other Ornamental Truett must be removed to clear the
ground this fall or next spring, and will be sold below the
cost of growing: Fine specimens of Norway Firs, Balms,
Bliver Pines, and Arborvi.to *, from aix to ten feet high, at
twenty. dye cents sad., the - purchaser selecting and dig
ging them, ' Ash and Maples, twelve to Woos feet WO,
at fifteen cents.
40,000 Apple Trees, best quality, six to sight fest high ;
Pears Cherries, Plums,'.Peso'ttes, Grapes, Ourratts,
Gooseberries, !Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries,
Asparague Roots, and Rhubarb Plants. at low =prices
No charge for delivering' in Philadelphia Catalogues
; - gratis.:• WIL Lla.al. PA.Ralr,
or3o st* 011tiNADEINSON, New JersoY.
LADIES' FURS, •
A.DIEBL >PANQY FITASI
.JOHN A. STAMBAOII,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACIEURER or
- • -
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
• .- • -
No. 826 ARCH STREET,
BELOW NINTH.
Just opened;a large and handsome Stook of LADIES'
'AND, CHILDREN'S FANCY'FURS, of every deserip-
Don and in the newest and most approved styles, at the
Lowest Cash Prices. oc7.Bra
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 ;'ARCH ST., BELOW EIGHTH,
IMPORTER AND DIANDTADTURBB
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
Afy aseortment of Fancy run for Ladles and Children
id now complete, and embraffing every variety that will
be- firehionable during the present season. All hold at
We - manufacturer& prima; for cash: Ladier, please give
me a call - - or3,4mif
DRY-GOODS IMPORTERS.
EO. D. PARRLSI.--1;
• • 312 .CHESTNUT STREET,.
• - • - •P HILADELPHIA,
Offers for sale
r k
• - .•
• 10 ) 000: - ARMY --BLANKETS,
. - Ftre pounds sash,' .• -
5 feet 6 inoheiwido, by 7 feet long.
•
BROWN-GRAY ANEi -.BIATE4III.A.1 7 •
- •
BLANKETS;
4 lb., 5 lb., 6 lb.,:and 7 lb., the pair,'
• Of various etcee.
1 •;', Also, • •
, • • •
LOW PLAID -ItORSE BLANKETS,
, .
HEAVY COTTON AND LINEN DRILLS; BLAME
ALFAOAS, ln, all tanalithie, and other
LININGS, adapted to the wonkier the Trade.
r • TERMS CASEI.
• .- • •
Also, Fine, heavy: . _ •
. ,
• • OFFICERS' . .BLANKETS, - •
• • 12,000 YA R DS • •
11.4 , SHEETINGS, FOR HOSPITAL USE,
•
And - the usual 'assortment:of British STOLE and
GOODS. • 0c29 anwflna
COMMISSION HOUSES.
AVM. IWHEE & 00;.
-*
No. 240 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer for sale a fell assortment of
. LINEN GOODS
tionslsling of
4-4 BROMINE , and FRONTING LINENS.
X, 74, and 4.4 EL&Y and. BROWN DO.
10-4,.11.4, and 124 BARNSLEY SHEETING&
X and 4.4 BROWN, BLADE, & BLAY ROLL&NDS
LINEN JOKES., LAWNS, DAPILSICS, &c., &c.
Algo t
FABER MUSLINS,
All Colors ' oct24-fm ea,
160 DOZ. STAY BINDING, No. 3.
1,850 doz. STAY BINDING, Nos. 4 and '4 P 4
2,800 doz. STAY BINDING, No. 5.
For sale yeti low, net Cash, by
GEO. GrRIG-Gr,
ARmY GOODS.
DARK-BLUR COAT (MOTHS.
DARK:BLUBI OAP . CLOTHS.
__M IX-BLUR CLOTHS POR on:writs.
Azz irLANEETs, STANDARD WRIGHT.
10-01INOR DOOR..
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
lINANT LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEAOHRD SHERTINGS AND
SKIRTINGS.
For sale by
eel -if u
• _
S
- FIVE TWENTIES;
OR,
20 YEAR six PER CENT. EQNDS,
PAYARLE AT THE ORTION OF THE 'GOVERN
. MENT AFTER FIVE YEARS.
rr
i ttm instructed by the szORSTART OF. THE
TREASURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR,
THE INTEREST TO COMMENCE FROM DATE
OF DEPOSIT,
Th s avoiding the difficulty heretofore experienced: by
rabdrint payment in GOLD of the interest from May
let.
A fa sup ai of these Donde aims on bah/
JAY COOKS,
SURSORIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD St.
jy29-tf
JAMB I. WALTON,
TALTON & YOST,
T T BANKER% BROILBRI4
AND
GIONERA.II 001sLIOT01315,
Ro. 25 South THIRD Street, Phitadelphis.
BIIFEEMNOMS.
Jay (k)oke & Slo., Hon. Jarmo Pollock,
James, sent, Lianift, 0o. ) Hon. H. D. Porter,
Maberick, Black, & 00., Hon. A. H. Boedar,
0. MoKibbhf & Son, Hon. Asa Packer,
N. r. Middleton & Bro., Hon. WarrenJ. Woodward
Hoxi Wit.
an74lm
toHARVEY THOMAS,
. STOOK AND BILL BBORNB, •
• No. 312 WALNUT STREET.
Stooks stud Banda bought and sold on oommladon.
Promissory Notes and Loans negotiated. 004-13nif
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN--
That JAHNS WILLITE., late of the firm of L.
ATEINEON .t 00., having disposed of his interest in
said firm, the business in future will be continued by the
remaining partners, who are authorized to settle the
business of the late firm.
October 25, 1862.
COPARTNER SHIP.—The undersign
ed have this day formed a copartnership under the
name and firra ef ANDREWS, WILKINS, R ALTE
MU& for the transaction of the Wholesale Dry Goods
Jibbing business, at No, 503 MARKET !Brea.
JOHAN IL ANDREWS,
ABEL B. 'WILKINS,
ED WARD J. AMENDS.
Philadelphia, Oct. 20,1852. 0c30.6t*
0c304t
T HE COPARTNERSHIP OF LIP
.
PINOOTT, HUNTER, doSOOTT having been dis
solved by mutual consent, the business of the firm wilt be
settled by Whf. HUNTER, In , and GEO. 8. SOOTY, at
2063 WALNUT Street, who alone are authorized to use
the name of the firm in settlement. -
(Signed) B &ROL AY LIP PINOO TT,
VAL HUNTER. In ,
GEO. S. SCOTT.
October 24,1862 ste27.6tis
p THOROUGH.
SALE OF THOROUG
A. BRED DURHAM OATTLE.--Wo wilt offer at
Public Bale ' at 1 o'clock P. Al., on FRIDAY , October
81, on the Fair Grounds of the York Oonutv Agrioul.
Dual Boctety, York, Pa , a large and select lot of
TRollOtiOrll-BRED DURHAM CATTLE,
embracing animals of both sexes, from three months to
four years of age, and all of the BEST - BLOOD;
Full information and pedigree will be given on appli
cation, or can be obtaiu - ed On the grounds at the time of
sale ElINVI) J. EVANS & 00.,
0c29 St = YORIE, Pa.
fIOAL OIL ! COMA OIL !-1.50 bbls.
4 14.1 Slemmer's (Norristown) OIL for sale by
ZIEGLER it' SNIT%
Drug, Pant, and Glass Dealers,
oop st . * Corner SECOND and GRESS' Streets.
COAL OIL! 00 AL OIL !-125 bbls.
NATRONA for sale by
ZIEGLER & SHIM
Wholesale Druggists,
ot : 28-5t* Corner SECOND and GREEN Streets.
CIOAL' OIL t COAL OIL!-150bbls.
praitorirrE for sale by _
ZIEGLER. dr tTH,
Wholesale Druggists,
on2S-st* Corner SECOND and W VICN Street,.
001110.011 , ! COAL OIL
'kJ Arden() and'Lucesoo'for sale by
ZIEGLER 84 SMITH,
- ' , Wholesale Praggisti,
00'18.6t* Corner SECOND and MIEN' Streets
No. 219 OMIROH Alloy
FROI'HOVIIAX & vaus.
-- rirtANCIAL.
MMUS R. TOM
COPARTNERSHIPS.
LEWIS ATKINSON,
JOSEPH B ATKISSON,
JAMES WILLITS.
MILLINERY GOODS.
•BEENIIEIM,
726 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has now in store, mat resolved from 2.00T10N, a large
and cboice stook of
RIBBONS, of all widths and oolong.
• • FLOWERS, all the new shades.
FEATHERS, do. do. - do.
VELVETS, do. do. do.
S/LEB, do. do. do.
BLACK 'ENGLISH GRAPES, at ea - priced, and
MOURNING RIBBONS to anit, and all °O?r artioloo
telonglog in U Millinery Lino. .
Be is now selling off-his entire stook at
GREATLY REDUCED PRIORS FOR CARS,
end would call the attention of the trade to this fact.
Don't forget, •
Ito. 726 CRESTIVUT STREET.
N. .13.—ireivete cut hiss. oc2B•tf
1862 if AL L 1862
wooD & C3ARY,
BUOIDZSIIOI3S TO LINOOLIi, WOOD, & N 101101,3,
Have now In store a
COMPLETE STOCK
OF
MILLINERY GOODS.
OONISISTIITO or
Bilk, Velvet, and Colored Straw
BONNETS AND HATS,
French Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, &0.,
To.which they nopeotray invite the attention of the
former patrons of the Howe, and the trade generally.
eeB.3xn
THOS.K.ENNEDY &BRO.
729_, earanwir STREET, BELOW MILTS.
BANE NOW BEADY THEIR
FALL IMPORTATIONS OF FRENCH
FLOWERS. FEATHERS,
AND GENERAL MILLINERY GOODS.
nee-$m
FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
ROSENHEIM,
BROOKS, &
431 MARKET STREET,
NORTH 51D211,,
Rare now open for their
FALL SALES
A DARPA AND HANDSOME STOOK ON
FALL MILLINERY GOODS,
CONSISTING or
RIBBONS, VELVETS, SILLS,
FLOWERS,
STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS,
AND
MILLINERY 300 . W 11ENIMALLY,
To which the attention of the trade b
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
Ile2o-20t
MILITARY CLOTHING.
WIDE -SPREAD REPUTATION.
There is no house in the United States that
has as wide-spread reputation for getting up
KarrART CLOTHING as ROOKRILL & WIL
SON'S, Nos. 608 and 605 Chestnut street.
Besides being thoroughly acquainted with
the business, they are prompt to till all orders
at moderate prices, and always have a LARGE
STOOK. OF MILITAILT GOOD?, ON HAND.
ee3O•iftt
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
CLOTHING CHEAP FOIL..OASH!
The beet pia** in Philadelphia to obtalz well-made,
good-fittlac durable
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
----ALT-R33IIOOITELISLE PRICES,
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
OAK HALL)
OAK HALL,
OAR HALL;
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH AND MARENT,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET.
E—Wanameker & Brown's Oak Hall Clothing
Establishment, at Sixth and Market streets, is NOTBD
for toebb-mads, good- f itting, durabSe Clothing; at zi&.
BONAlttill prices.
M r Wartionaker & Brown have an Immense eta* of
ran and Winter Goods, bought early la the season at
low prices Pox CAM, which will be sold OoRINSPONDING
LY CHEAP.
Irir Ottsstomin. WORE 'WELL DONE Al multi Lint
INE READY-MADE OLOTHINC+
F •
C."SOMERS & SON,
No. 625 CHESTNUT STREET,`
UNDER JAYNE'S HALL,
Have now made up for sale an entire new stook of
FINE CLOTHING_
Also, a full assortment of OLOTHS, (IASSINGEBES,and
VESTIEffild, which they respeciftdly invite the public to
examine before purchasing elsewhere. serltdolli
TATMTE PRESERVING. BRANDY.
V V
PURE CIDER AND WINE-v.Ermatta.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS ;
SPICES, SE.c., &C.
All the requisitesfor Preserving and Pickling Pcurpom
ALBERT 0 ROBERTS.
DISALEP. IN FINN GROODEINS,
•
ms 6-0 04311NN11 NTAVNWTH AND VINN.
- 111ZOWEN & CO., Lig HOGRAPHERS
1-1 AND PRINT COLORISTS, southwest corner of
CHESTNUT and ELEVENTH Streets, are prepared to
execute any description of Portrait, Landscape, Natural
BiljprY, Architectural, Autograph, Map, or other Li
lhogtaphy, in the moat superior manner, and the most
resbonable terms.
Photographs, Portraits, Natural History, and Medical
Plates, Maps, and any other description of Plates, colored
in the best style, and warranted to give satisfaction. Par
ticular attention to Coloring Photographs. 0u9841
HERMETIOALLY Sealed Goods, for
Sale by RHODES & WILLIAMS, No. 107 eolith
WATER Street, oOrtelating o f
Fresh Peaches, Fresh Biaokberriee,
gi Tomatoes, I , Pine Apple,
cc Corn, II Apple,'
" Pees, Meats of all kinds,
a quinces, _ Poultry "
44 „ Pears, Soups "
I' Plums, Mushrooms,
Strawberries, Sardinee.
oc3l-%*
Also, Grosse & BlaukwelPs Pickles, American Pickles
and Banos, Gahm*, Jellies, Fruit brags, French Mus
tards, English Mustards. ad-if
1 *
RNLI' DESICS.—A capita, article for
xi. camp and field nee. Safe from wet, compact, and
convenient to carry in pocket. For sale bi
W. H. DADHUN,
104 NORTH DELAWAREiAvenne, Philadelphia.
AGENTS WANTED to eell them in Philadelphia and
vicinity. 0c23-Im9k-
141 YE AND EAR. -- Dz. JAMES
.EA LEWIS, 0011 LIST and AIJEST, ham itgain rtr.
turned from hie profemdonal tour in Haropo. and perma.
neatly located at No. 887 North SIXTH Street. Moo
hours from 9t019 A. H.. and 9to4P. N. 5024-2mlf*
fIIDER.-- New Clarified Champagne
.4,-11 Older, of extra, quality, by the barrel or hogshead.
For Bale by MIL MATHISO 9
0c27.12t ilk. Nos. 120, 122, and 124 LOMBARD St.
`/yam'. W. BLAKISTON, NO. 22
1 ,..)1 • South WATER Street, Philadelptda, Comudeelou
Dealer is Ohio and Intros BROOK CORN, 'UN
DLES,.WINE, TWINE, So. oell-3to.
CHAMPAGNE.— Gad Lao Cham
nave, in quarts and 'Ante, for aide bi
ONABLES 8. OANSTAIRS,
eaci Hobe Agent, No, 128 WALNUT Street.
NGLISH DAIRY CHEESE. 350
E
Boxes Choice English 'Dairy (MEESE, inat re
ceived and for pale by ItIiODES &
002-tf No. 107 South WATIni Street.
MACKEREL, IiERRINO, SHAD,
&a.
2,500 Bids Mass. Nos. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel, lat4l.
caught fat fish, in assorted packages.
2,000 Bids New 'Eastport, Tartan* Bay, and mamas
Nerrhtg.
2.500 Boxes Lubec, Sealed and 3dc.l Barring.
150 Bbhi New Mess Shad.
150 Box.es Markham. °aunty Mame, M.
In store and for isle.b7
altrarynr a zoom,
3a14-tf No. 146 North WEICARY*6.
DINE APPLE SAP 13A(0 011-NESE)
for naie by iraoples `& WILLIAMS,
oca.ti I4S eolith Stzaal.
IVILLINERY GOODS.
CLOTHING,
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING,
CLOTHING,
I 8 AT
NEW PUBLICAVIONS.
25 OTS DOLLAR 9 . 5 UTB
BOOKS. 14
6.060 VOLUMES ittet marked down and will be 'old
tit 26 (11INTS fora few dere.
0c.2043t PITORBB, 422 OffESTBUT Street
triftE UNITED tiTATES TAXLAN.
_L. —Beldam men desiring to know how this Law af
fects thorn should prosure a copy of the EXPOSITION.
Price 25 cents. Published and for sale by
RING dr E AIRD4
oca tit 607 SANSOISI Street.
B EECILER'S NEW" BOOK.—Eyes and Ears. By Henry Ward' Be;eoher. $1.25.
The Origin and History of the English Language, and
of the Early Literature it' embodies, By. G. P. Minh.
The Rebellion Record, Part XXIII, with portraits of
'Major Gen. Kearney and Stonewall Jackson. 50 cents.
The Poems of Oliver Wendell Hoban, with a portrait
of the anther. Bine and gold.' 88 cents.
For sale by Via. 8. 86 . ALFRED DIAB,TIED,
0021 808 OHIMITHUT Street.
CIRIDULA'rING LIBRARIES.
TV- BROTHERHEAD'EI CIRCU-
T • LATINO LIBEARY.—AII the NEW HogMb
an d annerfnan Books; !nohiding ALL CLASSES of Lite
rature. This le the ONLY Library in the country that
includes all the NEW ENGLISH BOORS that are not
REPRINTED here.
Terme $5 per year; six months $3; three months 151.!50;
one month 76 cents, or . 8 cents yer day. 61.8 Boat,
NIGHTS street. seB-3in
ENGLIAH AND,FRENCEI FAMILY
' CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND CABINET.. DI
LECTURE, 1817 CHESTNUT STREET.
anbecriptiona per year, month, and day.
General catalogue knit publiehed, Immtshed prune.
In Press, Catalogue of the Young Ladies' French Li
brary.-
;; Oafasfue ae /a BiaiiBt/iique der Denies a des De
'noise/Les.'Al, Al. AIONAOHESI, Agent,
seB.4m 1817 CH &STRUT Street.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
WE ADVISE ALL WHO WANT
V good pictures to engage a Oolored Photograph
of REIMER. Their fine quality and artistic coloring
never fail to please. SECOND Street, above Green. It*
T WAR PRICES NOW , AND
until further notice, REIMER'S celebrated life
like Portraits, life-size Photographs In oil colors. Go
and engage one at SHOOND Street, above Green. it*
PROPOSALS.
TIEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
1./ GENERAL'S OFFIOE.
Pananurau, October 80,1802
PROPOSALS will be received at this office, until
THURSDAY, 6th November, at 12 o'clock N., for the
delivery, In this city, of all the STOVE required for
Hospital purposes ; to be 12. 14, and 16-inch Air-tight,
beet. American, emooth Sheet-iron Stoves. Bidders will
state the number tbey can deliver . within sixty days;
also, the price per Stove, BEd the price per fopt or pound
for Stove Pipe. Stoves to be delivered at any point in
this city that may be required.
. A. BOYD,
Cant. and A. Q.lll. U. a Al
[Signed]
0c31.6t
ARIMY CLOTHING AND EQUIP
AGE ORSICIE, TWELFTH AND GIRARD
ST REET B-P
HILA D LPII IA , 0 Ot. 30, 1852
Open PROPOSALS are invited at this office for furnieh
ing the Mowing articles for the army:
SHIRTS, either of white domet or gray twilled dm
nel or knit.
BOOTS AND BOOTEES, either tg pegged" or
14 sewed," of Army standard, quality and pattern
SACK COATS OR BLOUSES, of blue twilled flan
nel, Indigo. dyed, blue or knit, of dark colors. Indigo
blue preferred,
bTOLKINGS, to weigh 3 pounds to the dozen, all
wool.
Propagate will state how soon the articles can be deli
vend at the Schuylkill Arsenal. G. IL °ROMAN,
tf Dep Q. M. Gen.
LEGAL.
IN TEE: ' COURT . OF COMMON
FLEAS FOE:THE CITY AND pouarr, or
PHILADELPHIA.
In the matter of the Assigned Estate of PERBOSE R.
HOOPES
The Auditor appointed by the @mart to audit, Bettie,
and adjust the first account of Joseph W. Caskell. as
signee of Penrose R. Hoopes, and to report distribution
of the balance remaining in hie bands, will meet the
partiee intereeted for the purposes of his appointment en
TUESDAY, the 11th day of November, A. It 1862, at
4 o'clock P.M., at hie office,Np- South FOURTH
Sheet, opposite Library, i n the city of Philadelphia.
oc3l.fmwst JOHN HANNA, Pinditor.
WTJIEREAS, LETTERS OF AD
miNIBTRATION, CUM, testament° annexo,
upon the estate or CHA.BLES V BAKER, deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned, all persons In
debted to the said estate are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims upon the same to present
them to - W. A. DOBBYN,
616 CHESTNUT Street,
oc3l•fidt Administrator, 0 T. A.
Q l ,, INTERNAL REVENUE.-
OFFIOE OF THE CIOLLTIOTOR OF
THE FIFTH COLLECTIO N DISTRICT, P ramsyL
YAMA, DOYLESTO WN,. BOOKS COUNTY.
NOTICE TO DISTILLERS OF SPIRITS, RE
FINERS OF COAL OIL, AND BREWERS —The at
of parties resident of said District, comprising
tbe County of BUOAS, and the TWENTY-SE /ONO,
TWENTY-THIRD, and TWENTY-FIFE W &RIM
of the City of Philadelphia, who are engaged in either of
the above-named occupations, is called to Sections 39,
41, 47. 50, and Si of the EXCISE LA W . of July 1, 1862,
wherein they are required to 'rusk.° monthly and tri
monthly rebirth' and payments to the Collector of the
District.
NOTICE 38 HEREBY GIVEN, That the under
signed is prepare'd to receive daily at hie office,
inDoyiea
town, betwesn the hours of 9A. Id. anifi P. M. (Sun
days excepted), the returns and payments above speci
fied for the County of Bucks.
ADDITIONAL NOTICE.
The tax-payers of _the -District are informed that I
have appointed THEODORE S. WILLI& D.,
Deputy Collector for the T wenty•second and Twenty
fifth. Wards, whose office Is in Langeroth's Building,
corner of OHELTON AVENUE and IITAIN Street,
thrum:town ; and DANIEL W. GUSH ST, Deputy Col
lector of the. Tvienty. third Ward, whose office is on
FRAME-FORD Street, below Church, Frankford. They
are, in, their respective Divisions, empowered by law
equally with the Collector, to receive and collect the Na
tional Taxes accruing therein, and to whom the monthly
and tri• monthly returns above mentioned must be made
tor the wards they respectively represent.
JOHN W. COWELL,
oe2o-6t Collector Fifth District.
IT I S INTERNAL REVENIT E
-Or PICM - -THE COLLECTOR OF
'THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT COLLECTOR
ETA, S. W. OORNER THIRD AND WILLOW
STREETS.
NOTICE TO DISTILLERS OF SPIRI re, RE
FINERS OF COAL OIL, .AND BRE WERS.—The at
tention of parties resident of Third District, comprising
the. Twelfth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eigh
teenth, and Nineteenth Wards of the Oily of Philadel
phia, who are engaged in either of the above-named oc
cupations, is called to Sections 39, 11, 47, 50, and 51 of
the EXCISE LAW of July 1, 1862, wherein they are
required to make monthly and tri-monthly retnrms and
payments to the Collector of the District.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the under
signed is prepared to receive daily at We office. between
the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M., (Sundays excepted,)
the returns and pal ments above specified.
ADDITIONAL NOTION
The tax-payers of the District are informed that I
have pal ti:loned it into two divisions—viz : The Twelfth,
Thirteenth, and Sixteenth Wards constitute the First
Division; to receive and collect the taxes and duties ac
cruing wherein, I have appointed HORA.CE C. PECK
the Deputy Collector.
Tho Second Division is composed of the Seventeenth,
Eighteenth, and Nine teenth Wards ; to receive and col
lect the taxes and duties accruing wherein, I have, in
like manner, appointed GEOROE F. KEYSER the De
puty Collector.
The Deputy Collectors will, jointly, with the Collector.
occupy the office, S. W. corner THIRD and WILLOW
Streets, where they may be daily consulted, between the
hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. NI, (Sundays excepted )
They are, in their respective divisions, empowered by
law, equally with the Collector, to receive and collect the
National Taxes accruing therein.
WILLIAM. J WAINWRIGHT,
0c99 , 6t • - Colle,ctor Third District.
INTERNAL REVENUE.—
..Us kJ. OFFICE OF OOLLEOTOR 01' FIRST
'COLLECTION DISTRICT, PENNSYLVANIA, No. 304
°HEUSI:7T STREET.
NOTION TO DISTILLERS OF SPIRITS, RE
FINERS OF 00 AL OIL, AND BREWERS.—The
attention of parties resident of First District, com
prising the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and
Eleventh Wards of the city of Philadelphia, who are en
gaged in either of the above named occupations, is belled
to. Sections 39.41, 47, 50, and 51 of the Excise Law of
July 1, 1862, wherein they are required to make monthly
and trimonthly returns and payments to the Oollector
of the Dietrict.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is prepared
to receive daily, at hie office, between the hours of 9 A.
M. and 3 P , (Sundays , excepted,) the returns and
payments above specified.
JESPEB,
Collector of First District,
N 0.304 OffESTNIIT Street
6029. 6t
TT Q, INTERNAL REVENUE.
4—, • ps..y. OFFIOE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
SECOED COLLECTION DISTRICT OF PENNSYL
VARLA, S. W. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
STREETS.
- _
NOTICE TO DISTILLERS OF SPIRITS, Itit-
FINFRS OF cocas OIL, AND B ILE WERS.—The
attention of parties resident of Second District, compri
sing the. First Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Wards
of the city of Philadelphia, who are engaged in either of
the above. named occupations, is called to sections 86, 41,
47, 50, and 51 of the Excise Law of July 1,184 wherein
they are required to make monthly and trimonthly re.
turns and payments to the Collector of the District.
Notice is hereby given that the underirigned is prepared
to receive, daily, at his office, between the hours of
9 A. Id. and 3 P. M. (Sundays excepted), the returns
and payments above specified.
.T`IHN H. DIERL,
0e29 St Collector Second District.
TT Q, INTERNAL REVENUE.-
A.) * KJ • • OFFICE OP THE. COLLECTOR OF
FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT PENESYLVA.
NIA, No. 42 OHESTBUT Street.
NOTICE TO DISTILLERS OF SPIRITS, REFINERS
OF COAL OIL, AND BREWERS.
The &Mutton of parties resident of the Fortrth Dis
trict, comprising the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Twentieth,
Twenty-first, and Twenty.fourth Wards, of the City of
Philadelphia, who are engaged in either of the above
named occupations, is called to Sections 39, 41, 47, 60,
and 51 of the EXCISE LAW of July 1,1862, wherein
they are I.v:inked to make monthly and tri-monibly re
turns and payments to the. Collector of the District.
NOTICE> Its HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
is prepared to receive, daily, at his office, between, the
hours of 9'A. Id and 3P. N. (Sundays excepted), the
returns and payments above specified.
JOHN M. RILEY,
0c29 St Collector of Fourth District.
THE RAILWAY TIME-KEEPER )
especially adapted for Army sales. Good imitation
gold; will run and keep excellent time ; have fancy
colored hands and beautifuily-enpraved dials, the
letters standing in relief. This is one of the most
taking novelties of the day, and should retail at prices
fronstmenty•five to eighty dollars each They are fur
nished by the case, containing six different designs, as
follows: Engraved, per case of half dozen, $33. En
:graved and elects°. gilded, per case of half dozen, assort
ed, $36. Angraved, superior, per coma half dozen. as
sorted, $39. Yngraved, superior, and electro line gilded,
having all the improvements of the foregoing, per oats
halt dozen, assorted, $42. Bogine-turned, same material
caw e, over which is geed silver, heavily plated, per case
of hall dczon, $36. Samples of the foregoing, comprising
two of the first, end one each 'of the others, making a
case of half dozen, at the regular wholesale rates, $36.50.
Terms cash Will be sent to any part of the loyal States,
with bilifor collection on delivery.. Buyers in the army
will have to sendpayment in advance, as the express
companies refuge making collections south of the Poto
mac.
This 111 one of, the most saleable'articles of the times,
and just the thing for- show inclined to make money
among the soldiers.' Send in your orders early.
GAWS Y. WHEA.TON, Me Importer,
Oor. NASSAU and JOHN Streets, New York.
P.:0: Box 4355- , oc3B-18tit
.IQUEURS.-50 oases assorted Li.
.. LA vent's, )net reactive& pin- ship Vsadalls, from Nor
loony, tad for sate by -
JAYTIIITOH2I &
tat
to d & 204 SonthlPßOlVi. street
SCOTOH WHISKY.-25 puncheons
James Stewsrt's fine Peasizarr NTAT,T, imported
4irtot. Za bond snd lor sale by
0015- fat i 37 Sqr.tb, vßen.
AMUSEMENTS.
6 70111 q" DREW'S • ARCM-
M i s tB Thmer S THEATBII.
Bud gi e s! Agent and Treasurer 105. D. PIHUPPET.
Bens t; of 1. 8. CLARK..
A GLo.:lit/0178 BILL.
Clarke In 'Eworiomedy Parts.
THIB (FRIDAYJ .EVENING, Oet. 31,
THE POORGENTLEMAN. .
Dr. 011eirlod 5 (narks,
Frederick Barton IDYL
Emily Worthington. ....Mrs. John Drew.
To conclude with MABBIED LIFE.
Henry , Dove I 5. 01arica;
• Mrs. Henry'Dove Mrs. John Drew:
Mrs. Young-husband Mrs, 0, Henri's.
Doors open at 6%—To commence at 'Tif o'clook.
WA:MUT-STREET THEATRE.-..
"i o i e Lemma Aim K. A GAIIRETTSON.
BUNIDOIS Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Oct. 31,
THE HUNCHBACK.
Sults. lgiss Charlotte Thompson.
Master.. . Mr. E. L. Tilton.
Sh Thou as Clifford ' Lawrence Bsrratt.
To conclude with THE. LITTLE TREASURY,.
Gertrude . ;Kies Charlotte Thompson.
....
Capt. Walter Etaidenblueh Mr J. B. Wright.
Doore open at 7--Yerformanoo ootmenoes at 73(.
T .M. GOTTSCLIALK.
THIRD CONCERT AT CONCERT HALL,_
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 3, at 8 o'clock *
M.'LLE. CARLOTTA PATTI,
The principal Priina Donna of New York and Buttes
Academy . of Music, will appear jointly '
MR. GOTTSCHALK,
who will play s on this °cession, some of his latest coo
Pmitions. which have created two great a sensation in New
York and Boston.
Admisslon 50 cente--Reserved Seats 25 cents extra.
The sale of tickets commences SATURDAY molusr—
IN°, at 9 o'clock, at J. B. Gotald's Music Store:. 0020 44
CONCERT HALL. ,
WONDERFUL ISUOUEf3B I
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS*
WHALING VOYAGE,
ANOTHER WEEK.
EVERY EVENING at to 8 o'clock.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at 3 o'clock.
Ad:Winton, 25 cents; Children half price.
ABEL & CO.'S STEREOPTICON,
ABBEMBLY BUILDINGS, Tenth and Ohestnat ate,
Exhibiting Every Evening This Week.
FOR THE BENRFIT OF
THE LADIES PENN AID SOCIETY.
Admission 25 cents. Oommenoe at 8 o'clock. 0021-itt
13ENNSYLVANIA AOADERY Off
THE FINE ARTS,
1025 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M. till I
P. M. 'Admission 26 cents. OMRlren half price.
Shares of Stock. 830. i 79
WANTS.
SUBSTITUTES WANTED AT THE
Philadelphia City Rotel, WOOD Street, -corner
Fourth Street. _ ocBl-2t*
U STITUT ES WANTED.—Tvre
Subatitntee wanted. Apply at UNITED BUTES
HOTEL, Market and Eleventh !streets. •
WANTED—AiI. experienced youag
man ' who Lee trlarge acquaietance with the city
Jothers, as Ealeeman in a Package Dry Goode ROllBB.
With a competent person a liberal arrangement- will be
made. Address, with reference. Box 716 Poet Ot
floe. 0c31.81
WANTE D.—A young lady, graduate
of Fort Edward Institute, New York, wishee a
eittuttion se GOVEBNES3 or TEACHER in a Soho
in the city or country ; can teach French and some Latin.
Beet reference given. Addreite "Ida 0.," Press aloe.
0c29.3t*
D
EPU T Y QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFIOE,
PHILADELPHIA, 00. 28, 1862.
SEVENTY-FIVE CARPENTERS WANTED 182-
DIEDIATELY to work upon Government Hospitals kr
Washington, D. O. Wages, Two Dollars per day. Each
Carpenter to furnish his own tools, to consist or
Hatchet, two Saws, one Square, one fierew.drtver, and a
few Chisels. Anal, to E CAMP,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster,
Washington, D. 0.
PERSONAL
PENSlONS.—slool3otaity and Pay
procured and collected for soldiers, sailors. and ME
relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable and aatis
factory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon by
JAMES FULTON,.
Solicitor for Claimants,
424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
"articular attention given to parties living at a Ay
,
tance. oalft tl
LOST AND FOUND.
T ,OST OR STOLEN.----THE PUBLIC)
J_4ll are can Honed against negotiating the following
UNITED STATES CERTIFICATES OF INDERT
EDNE3S,
The same having boon loot or stolen from the sub-
Beriberi]:
ISSUED TO D. & U. KELLY
No 24.301, dated Sept. 25th, 1802 8.1..00%
No. 24,392 do. do. ... 1.000
No. 24 293 do. do. a ... 1.007
No. 24,394 do. do. 1,00%
No. 7,098 do. do. Eyatte
ISFORD TO R. F. LOPER.
lib. 25.090, dated October 26, 1862 ELM
ALL PAYABLE TO BEAKER.
BLAKE, BROS., &I (10.,
29 Watt street.
New Toxic, Oct. 18,1862. 0c2241
TOR SALE AND TO LET.
VERSEYS,
IA- Complete Machinery for fulling and finishing
Blankets, Iferseys, &c. For sale cheap.
Address Box No. 1062 P. 0
AT PRIVATE BALE— A very eli
gible and handeetnely-situated property in cheater
county, one mile Eonth of Phcenizyille, on Nutt's road.
stone honee,;.6 roome,"hall and kitchen, stone barn, car
riage, house, well of water with pump at the door.
healthy and pleasant neighborhood. Immediate posses
sion can be given. Title good. Terms, &o.,Mb , is
E. F. PIENNYPCICKE,
Real Estate Agent, Phoenix-ville.
AT PRIVATE SALE—A first-class
property of 19 acres 115 perches, in Chester
County, on the road from Phoenixville to Chester
Springs ; well shaded stone house, ten rooms and two
kitchens, stone barn, carriage house, ice house, milk.
boe - se, "&c.; 108 choice apple, 32 cherry, - 8 Pear. 1&
9mm , s.andl2 plum treee,l4s bearing
grape lime, and.
abundance orDern..—i. ,, , ,, _bnaltliy peighbayhnad. se
ceesible - to the city roar. times daily loy - rattroad. $2,0011
can remain secured. Title good_
A - farm of 60 acres 149 perches adjoining, and Dirk of
the same estate, is also for sale. Terms, )0., apply to
E. F. PENNYTAOKES,
Real estate Agent, Phcenlxville.
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
HE GIRARD IlTi'E INSURANCE T
COMPANY.
OFFICE, 408 011105brIIT STREET,
CHARTERED IN 1836,
ASSETS 81,543,360.24.
Make INISTIRANORS on LIVES on the most reasen
able terms.
Receive and execute Trude, and act as Executors Rod
Administrators. •
They declare a BONUS on PROFITS every five years,
to the Wowed for life,tind pay in the interval. at the de
cegee of the 'neared up to the year of death, in the same
ratio as the last bonus.
The following area few exaimples from the Register:
II Amount of Policy and Ito-
Policy. Pum I Bonus or nus to be increaned by
Insured. addition. future additions.
1
No. 89 $2,500 $BB7 51 $3,387 50
N 0.182 3,000 1,050 00 4 050 00
N 0.199 1,900 400 00 1 400 00
N 0.833 5,000 1,875 00 0.875 00
Policies for whole life by one premium, or in
TEN ANNUAL PREfdIUES.
And no more premiums to be paid will be issued to par.
stone desiring them.
Pamphlets and forms of application and further furor
'nation can be bad at the Office.
THOhIAS BIDOWAY, President.
JOHN F. JAMES, Actuary. 0c.22-wfmetts
'DAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
1 No. 406 CHESTNUT Street.
EIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS.
L
F. N. Buck, E. D. Woodruff,
Chas. Richardson, John Roesler, Jr.,
Henry Lewis, Jr., P. S. Justice,
Alex. Whilidin, Washington Jones,
Geo. A. West, ()hos. Stokes,
0 W. Davis, John W. Everusa.
FRANCIS 'ft BUD , President
• CHARLES RICHARDSON, Vice President
WILLIAMS I BLANCHARD, Fecretary. [mhl9.llo
(lOMMONWEAL
RANCE COMPANY 0
OYLY.ANIA.
DIREOTORS.
David Jayne, M. D., Charlo3 EC Rogers,
Jobn N. Whitell, Solon K. Walker.
Edward O. Knight, E ibert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, dr., I Elijah Jones.
DAVID JAYNE, M. D.. President.
JOHN M. WHITALL, The President.
SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Building, 613 OHESTITU'E
Street. Philadelphia. - se4-if tt
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
,-\ ELI HOLDEN,
Dealer In fine
AmEmAx AND IMPORTS)) WATOIIES,
JNWELAY, AND ()LOOKS,
ee3l•sm ICS MARKET Street.
„at AMERICAN WATCHES,
g IN
GOLD AND SILVER OAST.
JOIS. H. WATSON.
aul-em No. 326 OHNEITNIPS eats*.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, fah, I
A FRESH ASSORTMENT at LESS
A.l. THAN FORMER PRICES,
FARR k BROTHER Importerg'
tilh2o-tf 52 4 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth ,
SAFES.
gb a LTLLTE I B SAFE DEPOT
mumovia.e to No. SI South 13.1173a1T8 SOW, =lf
the Franklin Inetitate.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, mg helag .
.determlnal to merit future patronage, het loom - 45 4 m
elegant and convenient store, and has wzw.on.handi
large assortment of Li Celebrated Wrought gal
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Ssjas, (the oral?
strictly lire And burglar proof safes made.) A 150,7.8110
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Banta hooks.
- 41111e 7 s Bards Vault Doors and Look.twill be Darakitet
to order on short notice. This to the.xtrongeots but' Pm ,
tooted, and oheapest Door and Dock yetolfored.
Also; pardoular attention is to IMO! We
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry. Joe. This We lo- tea
,ceded to surpass in etyle and elo,garme erecting rat alp
rered for this purpose '
and la tNe...ouly one twit is strfatls
Are and burglar proof.
-.SPROUL Ifonci.—l haveareg on hand sal sweaty et,
Ferrel, Herring, & Oo.'e thee, most of mem nearly amts.
and some forty bf other where, oonwilinZ aOCRAVArIa
414- " t t ment So to duos saileal lately exchanged for tbst..
now celebrated They will bo told al very
ow prices. Rem caDaroo examine.
je,2547-11 ffi. C. SADIAB, AIM&
- -EVAItEIa WATSON'S •
r SALAZIANDIII SU%
BTOEZ,
15 titOtrill rovErau STREW.,
PHIGADNLPHIA, PL
A larg variety of 11311-PROOF SAFES *brays of
*mond. - -
siLuorozw , OIL WORKS.
JLA 100 bbli im Lucifer" Burning Oil on hand.
We amarmatee the ail to be non-explosive, to burn ad
ne oil In the lamp with a steady, brilliant flame, without
matins the wick, and but slowly'. Barrels tined with,
lass anemaL wuneT # PiII&ESALL,
01110 did NATIMIT %twit.
E. EVANS
oc -1 t -
H FIRE IN-St:l
-TEM STATE OF PENN