Ar.Kfl AW) Brows Stout.—
fi>-i &C , Cl I»on. de*l.r in fine Family Groceries,
c li 31 , bit? now la store a fresh lm
fr'(t .rJ bread* of Scotoh Alee and Brown
[qu o( ftllft «e<.d for medicinal purposes* Those
«0«** !sr TtMB tested by chemiete, under Mr. Matt-
V* 15 lervhioß. and their parity may to relied
BUF
E T o miY Ladies’ Furs, of all
flit r , .. l 3 a t oakford & Son’s, under the Con
/Xi'lt* Bto3k is the finest and largest,
price® moderate.
MatbihaM.— ,
f l *?! ‘french Salins.
1 1 French Bncalelles.
ffrcuch Satin da Laino.
J' Damask.
' ,7 Union Baarask.
’ IM,I ° Cloth, per yard. •
" for Byroad Oars. / -
W 4 ii'luahea for Bailroad Oars. ■■■ .
and
° lU <» |ftn d Fringes.
c ”' d ,' snl l hoops. ■■-.■■■ i I
i niitirs Ooverirgt. ......
V ' lr(! l.iro Window Curtains. ■ .
jar'ina vv( n( ] r . w Onrtalns.
Muslin Window Curtains).
Bui'dered Frescoed and Landscape Shades,
% FmS* i Arms> O® o *™’ Sashe*
l ' Kaen' 0 Hall, .
110 Chestnut street.
W. H. OABBYL,
il t fiAN oSnoRS at prices to suit the times.
,of men’s Cavalry Boots. :0. D, McOlees &
A ■J.jjird street, et. Philadelphia. oc3l-tns6t#
TiiisoS'—London is,a great city, and
v-rkers regard their city as an immense tannloi-
JW yb-iodeiphla, in square miles, oxoela either
w Bat If the Mayors of Nineveh and Babylon
;l 'fprialt the earth they would laugh at the proten
'v; r , ti,t moderns The area of Babylon was 285
f‘ i C ji M( stirrouodad wilh a wall 100 feet high, 76
’■'lUtt 103 bma ® atcB i ftn ® Nlnovoh contained
ls . ~,.8 ; e miles, surrounded with a wall 100 foot high,
*’ snongh for threo chariots to drive abreast. •
rtli ell tbls, they bad n 0 ready-made clothing
west, whore their citizens could be clothed
'’.i nc ; i and cheaply, as wo can, at Charles
ti ' ! . erst*class Clothing Store, under the Conti
s. ‘f? i *“ %
j.ate Emotions.—The late elections
* illoo atra(ed the fact that there will be important
(lorgreas. This remark may seem somewhat
‘'. ijH.li. hut It is none the less trnthfnl. It in no less
£ - Jin) that tbs most elegant, tbomout comfortable,
' •liwuHSt durable garments for gentlemen and for
11 [nl . soldiers and for civilians, are those that are
' I- op #i the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of BockhUl
j Fiiioa' lies- 303 *“ d 005 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
of Life. —Wo talk of human life as
bni how variously is that journey performed!
s:e (bose who coins forth girt, and shod, and man
-1., tovtlk on velvet lawns and smooth terraces, where
rrssic Is “rested aßd every beam Is tempered. There
walk on the Alpine paths of life, against
deltas tiiistn, cad through stormy Borrows, over sharp
rtiotioas' ctifc with bore fec-t and naked breast, jaded,
wsitled- wd rulUcd i whilst there are-still others whose
Mtkvw Be* between these two extremes, who preserve
?!e cna ieror of their way, and buy their garments at
jk, uone-prios” Fa'hionable Emporium of Granville
5., to. 6CU Ohtstnut street, where the choicest va
%* ni srsucnable clothing is kept constantly on hand.
iH RIVALS AT THE HOTELS
Ui* TO 12 O’CLOCK LAST HTQHT.
r .STKiENTAIi HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut sta.
pB Fluster, New York M Early &a, Lebanon oo
< U imience, Penna H L Bollmaa, Pittsburg
ii; i : ;i-o, LcuißVtilo WSPanleigh, 86 Joseph
c I'» j;I, OMcago E Oraogle & Is, Wheeling
B eton G H Elteis, NewiYork
'icD"*A®® wIo, * t J Reder, New York
V siUv,. !- Connsctiont A W Jamee h ia, Ohio
V* wi*:t6T ft la W Griswold. Hartford
k Is, Conn G Williams, Bpringi’d, Mass
•Vf-nrii New York B F Parker, Ohio
I Ne w Volk 'i L Blair, Pittsburg
nt'ebipg O,!J Eager & f, Indiana
i -Columbus, Ohio I 0 Aetor, Columbus, Ohio
v ; HarjUburg Jsa Hoy, Now York
• V' ,Milmcro MLs Trask, Brooklyn
' v. , n< -H.3 0 B Byers, Ashland
• her. Weetitagtoa James McCarPr
- i :-l, Kow V«rk M H Maddox, New York
f ?f;:!ri-iis. V. (ishitigion H F Miles, Boston
_■ ' i ,i Hiiu-eur.ee Mies A Miller, Milwaukee
s i; ■■ riiil, Prana Mrs Bowler, Fenna
«■. c l. jieli-ia. USA 00l E Boumoin, Wash
Mas B Rodman, Mess •
Willi,uubu, New Jersey GBHolchklss
,vCook, Hi"' Jitsoy J E Oordner, Now York
Gf ■ :'i, Delaware O L Tiffany, Now York
r \ Vuvller, New York J L Selfrldge, Penna
Erglaul J 8 Irwin, Fort Wayne
•iff* .-m, Nan lac d J Morris, Hannibal, Mo.
SsoVßrwei, Penua Mrs Brewer* child. Penna
fir Bsrtliy, New York W A Shepard, New York
vA EmJ;U. I’ioriaenca.Bl Goo P Smith
l tiiiihraic. Onnneoiicut H Webster, New York .
g 0 Brardmeu. Ih'elon T D Boardman, Boston
W'j FlflSliir, Kew York J 0 Oochran A la,Roohester
YHE™I. Boston H 0 Ward, Boston
p Soirlsiid. Btston E 11 Sawyer, Boßtou
3 Boikirglum, New York Goo DenniooD. New York
Gff Kcosslton, Now York D O Mowry, New York
John A Bollings. Wash, 8 C N Howard, Wash, D O
Bury these, R I 0 B Shbttuck, Mass
Sd Whitten, Mass Mr Btdrldge, lowa
VEstie. Fimwlvania Jos F Baker, U S N
«1»E L Br.Yer A ch, Maas John Sjddon, New York
Gt Tapscote. New York J L Narlmer, Portland
Hush Alien, Montreal Geo SI Miller, Now York
lira E 8 Hoffman, N Y Jos Merrill eld, Baltimore
iB Dsmtls. New York J W Newell, U 8 N
S«s Weil, Sow York A F Crain, Baltimore
incites,Baltlniuie SO Herring, New York
V famiogbH, New York J E Hanford, New York
OAtCMcColhmi PWood
CsHSotmson A wf Mrs Kidder & 2 children
iiSnrtevsnt, New York Obas Mfler & la, Penna
f B Painter ft «!, Pencil Dr 0 W Hatch, Wash, D 0
ICFteWlrg, Maryland A B Mott & wf, Alex, Ya
HEBOHANTd’ mi'.l’to-Fourth below Aroh.
SWWillisnu, Terre Hants H Denning,Terre Haute
tS Havre, Pittsburg T McNamara, Blair co
J C G«sendcrff A wf, loci Mrs W Smith, Cincinnati
STrogtr, Parkersburg. Vi J 0 Loraine, Penna
ISBtinan, OenlterlUe, 0 L Snider, Hamilton,O
Cl,Green, Pittsburg M Matone, Lancaster
J iiciUo, Horner. N Y H ! MoOonn, Btenbenvllle
If. bvis, Wliftling. Va K 0 Springer, Putman, 0 ;
W n.-'iotaln, Delaware J P Donghton, Delaware
6 t liTicjlon, Oircn Miss K E Dougherty, Lano
Sc, li »j),|ny, Lancaster W WilHs, Pennsylvania
£ S Young, A leutowa Mrs I) Bauman, PerrysvlUe
BN Allegheny. J Thomas, Pennsylvania
W bit rr, Bidford, Pa A L Piter, Pennsylvania
V. Jonlata co W MoKlrne, McYeyton
G A Mill, Bcrwiok, Pa Mrs M W Jaokson, Penna
II iWH Woodtn, Berwick Hon Wm Bigler, Penna
f ;i Alf. Hay, MS A T Strin, Pittston
oi, Pecnavlvania J B Oarpsnter, U S N
AIIEBIOAN—(Jbesrn at etreer, above Fifth,
i - Bsumersley, Baltimore J Dickson, Georgetown
twin fiddeman, Dol Alex N Hall, Delaware
'tok. Virginia J Boce,-New York
All Maker, Hjliimore B T Goatee, Delaware
■j t Wiuiams, Delaware J Kearner, Jersey Shore
{MU b Bdlickc r, Delaware Albert P Hoffloker, Del
L Elllroii, Virginia J M Ellison, Del Oity
cash Vcho, Tt.ihlrbcm J 2 Shura .
I K Busted, tjardand... . Ohas A 'Daniels, NH
M'e? ft b, ttasi Mrs L B Brooks, ,Mass
It B Meade&hftJi, Ptnna ACI Dcimont
E C Hnbbsrdj Wisc.*mia B H Beacb, Wisconsin
Ktw Jersey S New Jersey
Mess P L D ivls, .(Jarbondale
JliWlidgs, Jr, Pittston T Merchant - '
JaiMs Hark . PIN Oornwell, New York
Jts Bun, Kew York Oapt Leary, New York
ctttft Egaa, New Yo k W P Green, Baltimore
VlilDlmney, Bridrsbii-g 00l Killy, New York
i&T.hOtrre HOTEL—Uhestnnt street,above Third.
An Maher, Baltluoro 8 Wilson, Bordentwon, N J
* »b6nnon,Bordeßtwn,NJ B-Gooderson, Bristol
A," "UMbiunr, N Jeisey Eobt K orrison, LonlSv,Ky
enh Uoierwood, Conn A Y’eaen, Carlisle, Pa
»S Snow, Boston Jas Stockdill, Dayton, 0
Lsflter, Baltimore a Dimmlok, MD, Jeanesv
nOftoy, 1 (Isware B 8 Gootee, Delaware
J ‘ wgsot, lowa strap; srnts A fa, Wash, D 0
„ IHIC UNION—Atoh street, above Third.
lisnir A la, M arylsnd J F Irvin, Oiearßeld
hwdngion, Bar.ford 0 Vincent A la. New York
rwitst ft la, Maryland Mr Gould
TV‘l'm Henry Hahn, Beading
“ I Bark, Ohio
Mints ONION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth,
w 1 Harrieborg H Morgan, Chester co, Pa
New York II Fitzgerald
J Capron
“doilirao B K Haver, EcbolUbnrg,Pa
• ” Onus, Chetr; tree, Pa A J obnson, Cherry tree, Pa
■’Pitta, Ohurjtree, Pa J R MoSonegat, Pa
wSKttr, Harrisbnrg E K B loser, Harrisburg
Hicks, Chatham, Pa M Brseart, Latrobe
»" Johsaon, Sbipjen, Pa Woi Buclunan, tiano oo,Pa
“’Hichards A en, Beading Geo M Riddle, Pa
*»KnMey. Dauphin,Pa J P Bertram, Pottsvllle
* Orawrord, Greenville, Pa Jos Frock, Greenville, Pa
J Providence, Ri J T Barns, Honesdals
, SiDIBOH HOUSE—second street, above Market
“BiWerß, Lambemilie B Chamberlain Ala, ST
* Depge, Monroe co KB Jones, Salem, Pa
“ n Bhodes, Stroudsburg J Primrose, Stroudsburg
“J; Stephens, Wayne oo B E Mitchell,- Wayne oo
" h Howell, Penna D tiowoli, Penna
'«Burnett,US 4. J B Scheffer, USA
“ o»ll, Hawley JM, Coffee, Penna .
Taylortvlile Sami Baker, Taylorsville
sr®‘Taylor, Taylorsville Mina F Ely, Penna
Horrell, Pepoa W 0 Hamilton, liamb’viUe
j Californu Bobt Beans, Bnoks co
Wm o ® B!S Ti Bslawaro P P Conning, Monroe co
WM Ss “ 07 * r " Perma. . 0 W Warnick,’’ Penna
uJr Metier, Hoiroe co J T Walton, Monroe co
‘wT, Monroe co S H Dreher, Monroe co
J W B v t?" All—Third street, above OallowbHl.
OwsiTwi i 1 JucobWerley, Ljnnyille
Bobt John Kline, Penna
Piter J Kooue Lehigh oo
Vm aulw,' um B Desb, Lehigh co
Jo?Kr»S bc 'i Eß,ton Jonathan' Haas, Penna
J„“,7 9 ; 1-omi» W Hartman, Penna
Tr»rL« J man > Kewtown Isaac S irexler, Penna
ItHn. 11 “tfli'rvtlle A Bachman, Penna
Bsm|nL or ,? 6 'J i ™ , Shco L B Appleton, Attleboro
Bni,, r>, ■ Boylpjtown J Oadwalader, Doylestown
Bi> 21“ : “<° n i Pohna Seneca Tell, Bnoklngham
tfn.Jßtudi Somerton Wm Eddows, Moreland
John?n SD ! Lo *liiil J A Knerr, Lowhill
JoiM!.?°, ok , e > ® e 'ka co T Ll.zenberg, liehlgh CO
ott i“ e > Aijdgh co Emben Helfrich, Pa
E Ord a B ?' Allentown J Banbennld, Allentown
rt,v slllil 00 A Orel, SdiuylkUl oo
i “benhard, Penr.a Isaao Holland, Penna
8 Bctf 1 ® ®AGLB—Third street, above OallowhlH.
Mne Sap ßer»yille B Smith, Saegersvnte-
WwiS 0 wlj lteHull Jos Biendel, Berks 00, Pa
* SHn. 0 "Ji co > p# W H Brendel, Berks co, Pa
5 SaneJ Bnntk 8 n ntk Easton James J 1 Wldeman, Pa
iC,T? 9s «« , g Ueo B Neimafi, Pa
W 8 cb ? 8,11 i hlatlugtou B E Kiatlor, Slatlngton
Wno lPft ., Charles Beans, Pa
J, h„ v “ e, udt, Aller town H Betnhard, Allentown
Job l s, rilll! 'jr,Lehigh co Pa 0 B Sixtier, liehigh 00. Pa
? S|,,f ra “ M ' Uehlgb 00, Pa JojKrnm, liehlgh co, Pa
Monrr.e co, Pa E Gog Monroe co, Pa
John Sf al!M islotr' e co,Pa Levi Gstz, Monroe 00, Pa
rti, h ~.i onv 6 00, Pa Sot Biohman, Lehigh co, Pa
Wfi, i ßB .' ek Uhco, Pa A Scbmoyer, Lehigh co, Pa
Jotatw °4 ogw i Behlgb co M Seeder, Bnoks oo
Mr B co W Soholl, Lehigh co, Pa
If Buhli v co, Pa G Moyer, Lehigh 00, Pa
'rC' 1 JfWgb CO, Pa U Rhoads, Pa 7
Qte dE?’ Beß '6h co, Pa John Morgan, Lehlghjco, Pa
* D ieisbach,Lehlghco,Pa .
3 ciixtll atreet, above Oheetnnt.
IW. 11” 8 ”’ p «>n» J Jitftson, Cheater 00, 7a
fr p will ,e ’ t)bost, ' r cn Wjc Mailer, Penn*
I' ,, «»dß»i? Eon^P 6 ' c '’- P* W P Broomweli, Penna
5 Plsßfetlri' 0 ’ D Stnbba, Pennjylvan!*-
S*Hou^i. p< ?S* J 1 Bernier, Oxford, Pa
?»»<»rai^;l or ‘J 3e « ,a!lit « ANoUnd, Port Dspoßit
Tboina J tl HiH. DoylaaSowil >
omion i Do?l6at '” im Q» W Grier, Altoona, Pa
!. pS liiS o^ I l HOTKU-Haoe atreet. above Third. Q
?J«o«’nu a Utown Jot Qormloy m
Jtit Pa P« ter Helmr, Sch Haven
I s w"mK r ’ Mtotown P H Helfrloh, Allentown
J «» Vfbu,l°' <1 ?? a '*<l7. Wla J H Shelly, liehigtioo
r 6l BcrlwlS 'w! 01 “ ! r„ E H Laos*, Allentown
S?Ml3R,fci,! “ I ™'"aTille John J Murphy, Altoona
i Uenta Brown, iehlgh oo
Pa . H M Better, S Bethlehem
i 0 BratJaJ v E ? K o) i—Seooni street,above Arch.
Wfi¥® k H Wood (tick, Wayne oo
tS Hemtem X“ D ® co P MoOermat, W«neoo
EffsCr ™ Win Kerr, Wayne oo
“fctMnt'iX IST 1 ST “ 00 ‘ 1 B JOhamberUln.NJ
’ " Bw *«*» H Thomas, ftwlannk
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Caution.—
BY THE BAUD OP TOWER HALL.
Ye denizens of bioomiDg fields
Whose tonorablo toil
Tlio weslth of agricnlture yield*
From our prolific sell,
Bemember, when to town ye hie,
That many frauds In ambush He;
And uußUtpecling honesty
Ib snared by practise! knavery.
A thousand wicked tricks are tried
The guileless man to cheat,
And men of sense have often Bighed,
O’crmatchcd by base deceit.
For shallow tricks deceive the wisa
As jugglers cheat eagacloua eyes.
Which look too deep to recognize
The flimsy arts whioh all despise.
Cautios.—l reoommend to you
If clothes yon would procure,
Whloh msy at once delight the view
And lastingly endare.
From fraudful tricks your pockets bar,
And waste no. time in roaming far;
Let prudence be your guiding star
To B esnett’s Tower Hall Bazaar.
Where the stock of Fait and Winter Beady-made
Clothing is the largest and most complete in Philadel
phia. Every taste, size, and pooket can be suited. Our
'pnrohases were made early in the season, before the re
cent great advance in prices; the advantages thereby
scoured, together with our system of buying and telling
for cash only, enable ns to offer inducements which all
will appreciate upon examination.
Towkr Hall, No. 518 MABKET St, Philadelphia.
BENNETT & 00.
G-eqrcib Strok’s
INIMITABLE PIANO FOBTES, Grands and Squares,
are rapidly taking precedence of all others for their pow
er, evenness of touch, and pure quality of tone. None
should purchase without examining them closely.
The most eminent teachers are almost daily selecting
Prices to wit the times.
them. J. E. GOULD,
ocll-stnth4ot SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
Singer & Oo.’s Letter A Family
SEWING MACHINE is the most beautiful, best, and
oheapestof all Sewing Machines. It embodies the prin
ciples of Singer & Go.’s well-known Manufacturing ilfa
ehines; makes the interlocked Btitoh; will sew on all
kinds of cloth, and with all kinds of thread; wUI Blnd
and Braid, Gather and Quilt, Fell, Hem, and Tuok—in
fact, will do ALL KINDS OF FAMILY SEWING,
and surpasses every other Machine for' the great range
and excellence of its work. Send for a pamphlet.
I. M. SINGEB & OS ,
No. 458 BBOADWAY, NEW YOBK.
Philadelphia Office,
007-tuthstde3l No. 810 CHESTNUT STBEBT.
Groyer & Baker’s No. 9 Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE, for manufacturing purposes, is
the BEST machine in the market, and is sold for FOBTY
DOLLARS. No machine ever inh-odneed in this city
has sold so rapidly or given Buch universal satisfaction.
Do not tail to call and examine it before purchasing else
where. Office, 780 CHESTNUT street. no3-tf
Batchelor’s Hair Dye !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR’S oelebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature ;
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the 111 effects of bad dyes, and Invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIK Instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and bean
ttinl. Sold by all Druggists, &e.
mr The Gonuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHE
LOB, m the four tides of each boa.
FACTORY No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 233 Broadway an&lSMond street,)
my2B-ly New York.
s—T-1860—X.
DBAKE’S PLANTATION BITTEBS.
They pnrify, strengthen, and-lnvigorato.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change or 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 pnrify the breath and acidity of the stomaoli.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus.
They oure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best BITTEBS in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature’s
groat restorer. They are made of pure St Croix Bum,
the celebrated OaUsaya Bark, roots, and herbs, and are
taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to
or time of day. Particularly recommended to deli
cate persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all
Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DBAKE
h CO., 202 BROADWAY. New York. se24.Bm
Upham’s Hair Dyb, 38 cents a box.
—Three boxes for 81; the best in use. Try it. Sold
only at DPHAM’3, 403 CHESTNUT Bt *027-3m*
MARRIED
HENDBIE—MOBTON—In St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church, Doyiestown, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, No
vember 6,1562, by the Key. John Tetlow, Dr. W. Scott
Hendrie, 104th Begtment, Pennsylvania Yolnnteors, to
M. Louise, daughter of the late William B. Morton, of
New York city. [No cards.]
[New York and Cincinnati papers please copy] *
ZOOK—BEESE —On the 6th instant, by Bev. William
Barnes, Mr. Henry N. Zoek to MissSaUie A.Beese, both
of Columbia, Pa *
HANNIB—SINK —On the Sth hltimo, by the Bev. J.
B. Mclulloujh, Mr. Daniel Hannis to Kiss Jnlia Sink,
ell of ibis otty. *
EVANS—BAWEB— On the 20th ultimo, by the Bev.
G. D Oarrow, Edward A. Evans to Miss Kate Bawer, all
of this city. v; #
DIED.
JUSTlCE.—Suddenly, on the 6th inst., Warner Jus
tice, aged 64.
The funeral will take place on second day, the 10th
lust., at 10 o'clock, from his late residence, 842 North
Eighth street. **’ .
TAYLOE—On Friday, November 7, at the residence
of his brother at Bsietol, Pa., of consumption contracted
in the service, Lieut. Charles Howard Taylor, company
F, 69th Bfgiment P. V, son of Thomas Si Taylor, of
this city.
Funeral from the residence of his brother-in law,
Henry M. Dtchert, Thirty.ninth and Locust Btroats,
West Pbiiedelpbia, on Monday afternoon, November 10.
To proceed to Wocdlard Cemetery at 3 o’clock. The re
latives and friends of the family ara invited to attend
without further notice. *'*■'
LOGAN—Suddenly, on the morning of the Gill inst.,
Miss Emily M , daughter of Wm. O. Logan, o( this oity,
at the age of 18 rears and 8 months. *
PATTEBSON —Or Thursday, November 6, Sarah,
wife of Jonathan Patterson, ia the 724 year of her age.
PENDEBGEsST.—On Friday morning, 7th instant,
Ccmmodore Garrett J Pendergrast, United States navy,
In tho 60th year af his age.
The friends cf the deceaied and offloers of the army
and navy end of the marine corps are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, No.-1200 Walnut
street, on Monday, the lOlKlast, at 2 o’clock. #*
HAIGH— On the 6lh instant, Joey Haigh, Son of
Joseph and Ellen E nigh, aged IS months and 13 days. *
MULHOLLAND.—On the Sth Instant, George W..
son of James and Agnes Mnlhoiland, aged 4 years and 6
months. #
EDWABBS— On the 6th instant, Henry Edwards, a
native of Bristol, England, aged 67 years, *
OBOZIEB—On the Sth instant, Charles Orozlor, aged
26 years *
B ADEB—On the 6th Instant, John E. Bausr. #
ABMBTLOBG —On the sth instant, Mrs. Catharine
Armatrong, aged 70 v ears. #
J OLIVET —On the Sth instant, Mr. John M. Joltvet,
in the 62d year of his age ■ *
MoKEBNAN —On the 6th instant, James MoKernan,
aged 23 years. #
HUGG.—On the Sth instant, Anna, daughter of Jacob
and Maria Hugg, aged 3 years and 3 mentis; . *
B ANBY .—On the Sth instant, Bridget Ann, daughter
of Patrick and Catharine Baney. aged 4 years. *
ROBINSON—On the 4th instant, Elizabeth, wife of
Isaac Robinson, in the 49th year of her age. *
GALBBAITH.—On the Sth instant, Jameß Galbraith,
in the 22d year of his age *
KETOBAM.—On the Bth instant, Mrs. Hannah
Kettbam. in the 75th rear of her age. *
BMITH—On the 6th instant, Elizabeth Amanda,
daughter of Wm. O. and Anna Smith, aged 8 years. #
FIBOHER—On the 6th instant. Clara Virginia, daugh
ter of of.Obristisn and Elizabeth Fischer, aged 1 year, 2
mentis, and 2 days. *
HARRIS—On the 6th inrtant, Wlliie Early, youngest
daughter of William and Theodosia T. Harris, ia the 4th
j ear of hi r ago.
MoELWEE—On the Sth instant, Dauiel MoElwee,
discharged soldier from the 9th Begiment, New Jersey
Voinnteere, aged 43 years. • #
JOHNSON,—Oo the sth iastant, Josephine, daughter
Of John F. and Bathsheba H. Johnson, in the 23th year
of her age : t l* -l
TUCKER —On the 2d instant, at Annapolis, by acci
dent, Captain Wm E Tucker, Co, B, 67th Regiment.
Pennsylvania Volunteers, in the 33d year of her age. #
JONES.—Oo the Sthinstanß, Jacob F. Jones, the ton
of Jacob F. and Galena Jones, aged 1 year, 2 months, and
12 days ' *
FUBEY.—On the 6lh instant, Oatharino Bridget, in- 5
fant daughter of Thomas and Agnes Fnrey, aged mouth
and 23 days *
FAIEBBOTHEB —At the Hospital, Sharpsbnrg, on
the 3d iDßtant, Allen Falrbrother, aged 34 years, of Oo.'
A, 118 Regiment (Com Exchange} Pennsylvania Volun
teers, fromwcusds received at the battle of Sharpsbnrg,
Sept. 20. *
Black dress goods.-bla.uk
Yfiiour Reps, Velour Ottomans, Grain do Pondrea,
Epliifilires, Popellnes, French Merinos, French Cash
meres, cheap Cashmeres all-wool Mousseline de Laines,
single and double widths; cheap De Lataes; Tamises,
Baratheas, Drep d’Almas; English and French Bomba
zincs; Silk-warp Cashmeres, Turin Cloths, Crape Cloths,
Paramattas, Irish Poplins, Satin de Ohiues, Bombazine
Alpacas, &o. Also, Black Silks and fchawla of every
description. BESSON & SON, Mourning Store,
ocS9.tr No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
& LANDELL,
JDJ FOURTH and ABOH STREETS.
OPENING FOB FALL BABES:
Magnificent SUhs.
Magnificent Shawls."
Magnificent Poplins.
Good Black Silks.
Bichest Printed Goods.
Good Stock of Staples. se2o-tl
•y«f=* TABERNACLE M. E. CHURCH,
EBEVEtI 10, above Jefferson street— Bev. J.
ALLEN wilt preach TO-MOBBOW, at 10)< and 7
o’clock. Also, Quarterly Bove Feast at 3 o’clock P. M,
" rv ~—' A MEETING OF TIIE FINANCE
ITj COBMirTEH Of Colonel WM. A. GBVY’d
One Hundred ard Fifty-first Begiment, Philadelphia
Oily Guard, will be held on SATURDAY, November 8,
at 8 P. M , at the ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
It H. O. KENNEDY, Secretary.
THE KEY. M. BAXTER WILL
UL3 preach in the Eolecopal Church of Bt. Matthias,
NINETEENTH and NORTH, SUNDAY EVENING.
Also, on “ The Coming or Christ, about 188 S-TO,” In the
Hall, SPBING GARDEN and NINTH, SUNDAY
MOBNING, and Diligent Hail Bnnday afternoon. It*
-REV. JACOB BELVILLE, OF lIART
-IL3 ville. Pa , will preach in the First Reformed
Dutch Church, corner of BEYENTH and SPBING
GARDEN Streets, TO-MDBROW (Sunday), la the
morning at IPX o’clock, and In the evening at; 7X
o’clock - '.■ ~ ' ..■■■■ It*
«==» S PIRITM ALISM—MISS EMMA
[lf* HARDINGS, of New York, wiU lecture at San
son? street Hall on SUNDAY at 10K A. M„ andT* P.
JL, “On the Slgnsof the Times.” Admittance 5 cts It*
nrs— MEETING IN BEHALF OF OUR
IT’S SOLDIEB3.— The next of this most interesting
iSTeswill beheld In the Olivet Presbyterian Chnrch,
TWENTY SECOND and MOUNT YEBNON Streets,
SABBATH EVENING, November 9. _
Addresses wBl be delivered by the •
Taylor, Rev. T.W.J.WjUe, D. D., Bev. A. G. Mc-
Expianations of the objects and operations of the Chris
tian Commission, in connection with the Anny Commit
tee, will he made by the chairman of the latter.
Bevi Messrs; Wylie and Mo Anley haring bera I.lmrta
upon the recent battle- fields, .will give ;lntere itieg state ■
ments of their experience. ; : I
ServteescommenceatTX o’clock. ~ * «* '
CHURCH OF THE NEW TESTA
IL3 WENT, N. W. cor. GIKABD avenue aud THIB
TEKNTH street. Preaching by Rtv. THOMAS H.
BTOCKTON, at 10j< A E. It*
iys=- REV. R. A.| CARDEN, D, D., WILL
Lk3 preach in Zion P. E. Ohnroh, Eighth street and
Columbia avenue, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at3)f
o’clock. Btrengers welcome. It*
rtfS=* NAVAL ORDER-tT BECOMES Mf
Uot duty to announce to the officers of the Navy and
Marlne Ocrpa in this city the death of Commodore G. J»
PENDEBGBAST, which occurred at his rosilenco,
southwest corner of Twelfth and Walnut streets, this
will take place from thence on MONDAY,
the 30th lost. at 3 o’clock P. M„ at which all Officers of
the Navy and Marine Corps, on duty hero, are directed
to attend, and Gffi.ors of ihe Army and Navy on the
station are respectfully invited to pay the appropriate
honors to the memory of a distinguished officer, who
ditd while in cemmand of this naval Btation.
Officers of thn Navywill wear undress unlfwm, epau
lets, swords (wlih crape), and caps.
■ HKKBY ROLANDO,
Commandiog Officer,
Commandast's Offiob, Urited States Navy Yard,
Philadelphia, Till November, 1862. noB-2t
fwxna THE UNION BENEVOLENT ASSO
tkS 01 AVION, AN INSTITUTION FOB THE
ENCOURAGEMENT OF INDUSTRY AND BUP
PBESSION.OF PAUPERISM, AND THE BELIEF
OF BUFFEBIKG AMONG THE WORTHY POQB.
At iho annual meeting of the Association, htld Tues
day evening, October 21st the following gentlemen ware
elected officers and Managers for the ensuing year, viz:
President—-SAMUE r . H. PERKINS
Vice Presidents— BlOHAßDD. WOOD, J, FISHER
LEAKING.
Treasurer— E. WILOOX, 404 Chestnut street:
Corresponding Secretaet— L. MONIGOMEBY
BOND. '
Beoordikg Secbetarv— JOHN H. AT WOOD.
'' ' ' ■ 3IASAGERS. .
BeDjamin Coates,
William M Collins,
Thomas Latimer,
John Boblen,
William Purves,
A. G. Coffin,
Benjamin Orno,
John W. Clsghorn,
Thomas Watt son,
John T. Taylor,
At a subsequent meeting of the Board of Managers, 8.;
C, GOOPEB and THOS. EVABB were reappointed Col
lectors. In view of the probable heavy demands upon
the'Association the coming winter, by the snperadded
laborß for the siok and wounded soldiers, and their fami
lies, the managers would respectfully ask the co-opera
tion of the charitable, and all that feel an interest—and
who doeß not 7—in this high Christian object. Oontrl
hntions of money may be sent to the Treasurer, E. WIL
COXi Esq., 404 Chestnut gtreel. Provisions, new and
partially worn clothing, blankets, shoes, Ac., or money,
will be received by the Agent, at the office ol the So
ciety, and are earnestly solicited. Corn meal, beans,
and potatoes are acceptable ai tiolea, and can be stored
on the premises until wanted.
SAMUEL H. PERKINS, President.
John H. Atwood, Secretary. .
Edjidnd Wilcox, Treasurer, 404 Chestnnt street.
John Hioss, Agent, 116 South Seventh street.-
noB swl2t : ■
WTS* SPRING GARDBN SOUP SOCIETY,
[kg BUTTONWOOD Street, eastof Brood.—The An
nual Flection for MANAGERS will be held on MON
DAY EVENING next, November 10th, between 7 and 8
o’clock, at the Soup House.
nos 6t JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
mb> office: of the surgeon-artist
I*3 TO THE ABMY AND NAVY, PHILADELPHIA,
Oct. 24th, 1862.
Wounded Soldiers and Bailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, snonld apply Immediately at the office
of the Burgeon-Artist to tho Government, No 1609
CHESTNUT Street., B. FRANK PALMER,
6026tf Government Surgeon-Artirt.
w=» CUSTOM HOUSE. PHILADELPHIA,
U 3 Collector’s Office, Nov 5,1862. ■*
Merchants engaged in Western and Southwestern
trade will pleare take notice that all goods intended for
Ihe counties of Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne’s, Talbot, Caro
line, Dorchester, Somerset, Worcester; AnnB Arundel,
Howard, Frederick, Alleyhany, Washington, and Mont
gomery, in tie State of Maryland, and that portion of
Adams atd Franklin south of the parallel of Gettys
burg, in Pennsylvania, including the latter place, must
be permitted at this Office, in order to insure their
transit ever tho several railroad?. ;
noB 3t WM. B. THOMAS, Collector.'
»*==£■ TREASURER'S REPARI'MEHT,
Of PENNSYLVANIA BAIEBOAD COMPANY,
pHJLADBLPniA October 11,1863.
The BOABD OF DIBEOTOBS have this day de
elared a Semt-Amnial Dividend of FOCB PEB CENT,
on the Capita! Stock of the Company, clear of State and
Government 'faxes, payable on and after November
16th, 1862.
Powers of attorney for the Collection of Dividends
can be had on application at this office.
TROS. T. FIBTH, Treasurer,
No. 238 South Third street.
set 18-Jm
IYJ==» ME CH A W IC SV BANK—PHII.ADEI,-
IkS phia, October 7, 1862.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Horae on MONDAY. November 17, between
the horns of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M
ocS-tnoll J. WIEGANB. Jb ■ Oaohler.
nA== CORK EXCHANGE BANK.—PHILA-
Lk3 DEBPHrA, November 4. 1862 —The Diree'org
have declared a diYidend of FOtJE PEG CENT., clear of
all texes, payable on demand.
noB-et , J. Jf. TOBBEY, Cashier.
FARM E K S» 'AND MEC HANICS’
LkS BANK—PHILADELPHIA, November 4,1862.
—The Board of Directors have thfß day deoiarad a divi
dend of THREE AND 08E>HALF PE ft OENB,
payable on demat d, clear of United States and State taxes.
neS-et W. BUSH TON, Jr, Cashier.
nrs=» COMMERCIAL BANK OY BENNSYL
IO TANIA.—PHILADELPHIA, NOTfflißM 4,
lssb'2 —The BcarS of Directors buys this day declared a
dividend of THREE PEK GENT., payable to the 8 ock
holders, Free of State and If fit! on 61 taxes, oa aad after
Etiday, the 14lhinst,
DC&-SU4
•*==» BANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP—PHt-
U 3 L&DJtIi s> li it, November 4,1862 —Tbs Direct
ors have this day declared a dividend of FOUR ;PKB
CENT. on the capital s octc for the lest six month*, psy
sble on demand, clear of United States and State tax.
nc6 12t JASH2S TIUSSKIjIi, O'lHhier, .
fyt==. GIRABD BANK—PHILADELPHIA,
I j,. Nov. 4- 1862 :—The' Directors have this day de
claifd a Dividend of FOUR PEE CENT, ont of the
profits of the last six months, payable on and after the
14th instant, free of taxes.
nos 6t W. L. SOBAFFER, Oashier. .
MECHANICS’ BANK.—PHH.ADEI.-
(ES FHIA, Kovejibbr 4, 1862.—Th0 Board of Di
rectors of this Baik have declared a dividend of FITE
PEE CEHT. on the business of the last six months, pay
able to the Stockholders, on and after the 14th instant,
free of all taxation
ncs-dtl4
J. WIEGAND, Jr. . Cashier.
WESTKRK BANK OF PHIBAD EB
UOC PHIA, November 4 .1862 —The Direc'ors of
thi* Bank have THIS DAT declared a dividend of FOUR
PEB GENT., ’payable on demand, clear of National
and State taxes ’
ncS 4t
G. M. TROUTMAN, Cashier:
MB> THE PHILADELPHIA Bi»L—
UOf Kotembbp. 4. .1862.— Tbe Directors have declared
a Dividend of IOtTB PBB CENT. for the last sir
months, payable on demand
lie 6 6t
|VSS> KENSINGTON B ANK. PUTT ADEL
UJf PHI A, Boy. 4, 1862 —The Directors have this
day declared a Dividend oi FIVE PEE CENT., payable
on demand, clear of State and United States taxes,
roS 6t 0 T. PEEKES. Cashier.
■(V==. FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’
BAEK— Philadelphia, October 6,1882. .
The Anneal Election for Directors -will be held at the
Banking Houbs on MONDAY, the 17thday of November
next, between the bonrs of B o’clock A. H and 3 o'clock
P. M-; and on TUESDAY, the 4th day of November
next, a general meotlng of the Stockholders will be held
at the Banking House, at 4 o'clock P. M., agreeably to
the charter. ' W. BUSHTON. Jb ,
oc7-tnol7 Cashier.
wii BANK OF COMMERCE—PHItiADEE
UJ? phia, October 6,1862.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between the bonrs of 10 A M. and 2 P. M.
A general meeting of the Stoekholderß will be held at
the same place on TUESDAY, the 4th day of November
next, at 12 o'clock M. J. A. DEWT3,
oc7-tntbetnolB Cashier.
nM=». WESTERN BANK OF PHIEADA,
U 3 . October 16,1862,
The Annual Election for Directors of this Bank will be
held at the banking house, on MONDAY, the 17th day
of November next, between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M.
and 2 o’clock P M. G. H. TROUTMAN,
ocl6-thstntnl7 Cashier.
iy=» COMMONWEALTH BANK—PHII.A
LL2 delphia. October 6,1862.
The Annual Eleotion for Directors wilt be Meld at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the 17tb day of Novem
ber next, between the hour,, of 10 o’clock. A' M. and 2
o’clock P. M.; and on TUESDAY, the 4th day of No
vember next, a general meeting of the Stockholders will
be held at the Banking House, at 10 o’clock A. M.
' oc7*tnths’rol7 H. O. YOUNG, Cashier.
nrx=* AT A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS’
11J BOUNTY FUND 00 MM ITT EE, held the sixth
day of November, A'. D. 1862, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted :
Whtreas, This Committee did, la consfquoace of the
draft to lake place on the 28th of October, discantinne
the payment of bonnties to recruits enlisting after the
27th, aud it having been ascertained that i the quota of
Philadelphia le ful’, and the draft thereby avoided, and
as this Oemmitiee still have funds wHfch were subscribed
by the citizens with a view to obtain soldiers to defand
the Government of the United States against the present
rebellion : therefore,
Beiolved, That, until otherwise ordered, this Com
mittee will pay a BOUNTY OF FIFTY" DOLLARS to
each recruit hereafter - enlisted and mustered into the
service in this oity for the old Philadelphia regiments
now in the field, as formerly, and also for, the regular
army of the United States, when he joins bis regiment,
in ench manner and form as shall be adopted, and all re
quisites being complied with.
V Beiolved, That all resolutions, &o, inconsistent with
1 the foregoing, are hereby repealed I. Provided this reso
luticn docs not affect the tenner action of this committee
in regard to the twenty companies of three-years men
heretofore authorized.
Resolved, That the aid of this committee will be limited
altogether to the above bounty, and that all applicants
for additional facilltii-B be so informed.
THOMAS WEB3TEB, Chairman
Lcnix Blodgkt, Secretary.
Action on tbe above will commence on WEDNES
DAY, 12th of November, by which time the forma will
ho ready.
Recruiting Officers will apply at J the' Disbursing Agen
cy. No, 3 WILLING'S ALLEY, for instmetions no7-6t
«=a. FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED.-
UiS Under an order from the President of the U jited
Stabs, a national system has been established by the
SANITABT COMMISSION for the ssfe transmission
and judicious distribution of articles contributed by the
people, for the sick and wounded of the Army and Navy.
The system, after being well tried, has been formally ap
proved and recommended by. the President, the General
in-Chief, and the Surgeon General. The security it
offers against misappropriation is practically perfect,
null! the contributions are delivered in the hospitals,
where they necessarily pass from the control of. the Com
mission. Of more than a million articles sent through one
of the largest of its channels of supply, it has been as
certained that not one hundred have miscarried, or
been dishonestly used. Discreet and trustworthy agents
are constantly employed in visiting all divisions of the
army, including (hose on the Southern coast, the Missis
sippi, and the We stem frontier, to observe their wants, to
direct supplies where they are most needed, and to
secure, as far as practicable, their honest use. The
Commiesion dres not undertake to deliver articles to in
dividuals, and declines to receive contributions with any
restriction as to their destination, within the limits of
the force employed in the service of the Nation, it being
one of its secondary objeots to strengthen the sentiment
of National unity wherever It can come in antagonism
with State or local pride. - The distribution of hospital
supplies is but a branch of the work of the. Commission.
It emplßjß the beat professional talent which oan be ob
tained in the country, to aid Its larger purpose, to do all
that Is possible for the health and .vigor of our fighting
men, to lighten their burdens, and to sustain their. spirits
nnder the privations and hardships which are an essen
tial part of successful warfate. For this purpose, con
iiibntions to its treasury are solicited. They may be
directed to CALEB COPE, Esq., Treasurer of the Philar
delphia A'geboy, No. 603 MARKET Street, nr to WIL
LIAM PLATT, Jr., General Superimsulleht, at . the
Depository, No. 1236 OHE3TNUT Street,
v ContributionsloLthe following articles are earnestly
solicited, at the Depository, viz: -
Woolen Pantaloons, (partly Slippers,
'worn,) '
Woolen Drawers, Farinaeeotu Food,
Woolen Bhirts, Brandy andWlne.
Blankets, oct23thstnlm
MISSES O’BEIAN, HOT
WALNUT Street, wfflopen PAMS MILLINERY
tor the Winter, on THURSDAY, November 6,1862.
, noB-18t* r . . *
W. BLAKISTON, NO. 22
\J. South WATER Street, Philadelphia, Commission
Dealer .In Ohio and Hlinow BROOM CORN, HAH
DLBS, WIRE, TWINE, Ac. ooU-8w .
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA- SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8.1862.
S. Morris Wain,
Joseph H. Dulles,
John Ashhurst,
Thomas A. Bndd,
Charles Bhbads,
Bichard Wood,
Charles 8. Wurtz, M. D.,
Horace Binney, Jr.,
Thomas T-Taaker,
Edward B. Wood.
8. 0 PALMER, Cashier.
8.8. COMEGYS,,Cashier,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
JJICH AND RELIABLE
FURS
OF OUB OWN
IMPORTATION
AKD MANUFAOTGKB.
Hndson's.Bay Sable,
Koyal Ermine, „ .7;• .
Park Sable Mink,
Real Chinchilla,
Park Siberian Squirrel,
In every Fashionable Style for
Ladies, Misses, and Children.
FURS MADE TO ORDER.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
Ko. 930 OHESTNUI STREET,
ucBstutb-lm
jgDWIN HALL & BRO.,
26 SOUTH SECOND STEEIT,
HATE JUST BBOEIVED
Two cases of Poplins or Beps ordered some time ago.
ONE CASE FINE HAIB COED,
ONE CASE HEAVY OOBDED,
THE OOLOB3 ABE
MODES, BBOWNS,
HUMBOLDTS, GREENS,
One case solid-colored figures, very fine quality, same
colors as tho abovo. -
STRIFE BBOOHE BHAWLS,
OPEN OENTBE BBOOHK SHAWLS,
YEBY FINE CHAIN LAINE SHAWLS,
BLANKET SHAWLS, &C.
ENGLISH BEAL WATEE-PEOOF CLOAKINGS,
BLACK AND BBOWN MIXED.
WATEB-PBOOF CLOAKS, BEADY MADE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BALMORAL BKIBTS.
no 6 thsw3t ' .
JT2BE * LANDELL,
E. & L.
FOURTH AND ARCH.
POPLINS FROM AUCTION.
PUKPI.E POPLINS,
, GREER POPLINS,
BLUES, BROWNS, BLACKS,
MODE MERINOES, '
BLUES, PURPLES, BROWNS,
RICH MOIRE ANTIQUES,
FINE SHAWLS, CLOAKS, &0.,
4 -1 LYONS VELVETS,
WOOLEN SHAWLS,
... BROCHA SHAWLS,
GOOD BLANKETS,
VELVET CLOTHS,
WELSH FLANNELS,
CLOAK CLOTHS. „
no"-tf
« MOURNING STORE,”
926 CHESTNUT STREET.
Story article for
MOURNING WEAR
MOURNING BONNETS,
READY AND TO ORDER,
M. & A. MYERS & Co.,
IMPORTERS.
ocSG-tbamlm . . .
■piCH LACE CURTAINS,
±V$3 50 to #35 per pair.
Bich Drapery Mnsllna, 25c'to $1,50 per yard.
*■■■.« Curtain Materials.
' “ Upholstery Goods.
“ Furniture Chintzes.
“ Embroidered Piano and Table Covers.
: “ Table Coverings.
Our Block of Late Curtains comprises two invoices
of sOo pairs, entirely new and very elegant designs, bought
below suction prices, and is worthy the early attention
cf buyers.
SHEPPARD, VAN HAR
: LINGEN, & ARRISON,
. 1008 CHESTNUT STBBET.
' cc 4 tntbs 106 - :• ... ■ .. "
OPIEAP LINENGOODS,
DOUBLE DAMASK-TAB LE CLOTHS, 2 to 8 yards
long' •
HEAVY TABLE LINENS, in neat and beautiful
flkures.
BREAKFAST, BINNEB, AND TEA NAPKINS, to
match.
DAMASK, DIAPEB, GLASS, and HUOK TO WELS.
PLAIN and PLAID GLAS3 LINEN.
TOWELiNGS for Kitchen, Pantry. Bath, and Cham
ber use.
. STOUT and FINE SHEETING LINENS, 8-4,9-4,
“bKSTHEAVY PILLOW LINENS, 40, 42,45, 50, 64,
iDCb€H. ..
PtOOB and STAIB LINENS.
BBEPPABD, VAN HABLINGEN, A ABBISON,
nc4»tutfealofc 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
Fashionable poplins and
BEP3 Jnst opene'd,
New Shade Violet De Alps.
New Shade Claire Bine* .
Now Shade Fashion Green. ■
New Shade Wine Color. •
Browns and fine Blacks .
ETBE & LANDELL,'
no4-tf FOUBTH and ABOH Streets.
Silks and mirinoss prom
New York Auctions. ».
Fashionable Drets Silks.
Moire Antiques, very rich.
Fine Pnrple Merinoea, new shades.
Fine Blue Merifioes. new Bhndes. -
Mode-colored French Merinoes. _
EYBE & LANDELL,
n:4'tl FOUE’IH and AEOH Streets.
MIL ITAR*.
|l PHILADELPHIA CITY GUARD,
MlSTtli BEGIMENT P. V.—Ool. WM. A. GBAY.
Uf BEOBUITS WANTED FOB COMPANY A
.. #5.0 EXTBA ABOVE ALL THE BOUNTIES
GIVEN. A Good Gum Blanket to each Bdorait. Apply
at 715 VINE Street, 627 OHESTN QT Street.
. HIGH AB3> YGU NG* Captain.
Ist Lt WJt. B Peddle—2d Lt. Albx Gray. It#
Sefi CONTINENTAL CAVALRY.
jMS$n GAMP METOALF, Heddonlield, N. J. Be
'e” TV gimental HoadQT.arters 408 WALNUT Straet.
All who wißh to attach themselves to a Oavalryßegiment,
will meet with no equal opportunity, as this is'the only
authorized Oavalry Begiment in the State.
The line and staff officers are men of character and ex
perience. JESSE E. PEYTON,
nbS-tf Colonel Commanding,
•NJI BUSH’S LANCERS,—Young
Men wanted to fill the ranks of this regiment.
j__seLTwo hew companies to be raised immediately.
Principal Bendezvons No, 800 CHESTNUT Street.
0021-Bw# /
LEGAL
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
X THE CITY AND COUNTY OB' PHILADELPHIA.
Estate ot EDMUND DINGEBS, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby gtven that OA.THEEINE DIN
GEE* the widow of eaid decedent, has this day filed io the
said court her petition asd an inventory and aupraise
meet of the personal property to the value of 55300, which
she calms to retain under the act of 14th Aprfc* 1851, and
supplements thereto* and- that the said court wiil ap
prove, the same on the sth day of December, 1862, unless
exceptions be filed thereto. THOBN s for Petitioner.
November 8. 1862. hoB aw4t*
pi TERNAL REVENUE LICENSES.
All persons who have applied for
LICENSES
Prior to the let of NOVEMBER, In tho Second, Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eleventh wards, are notified to
call at once at the
COLLECTOR’S OFFICE,
No. 304 CHESTNUT BTBEET,
and obtain their Licenses.
JESPER HARDING,
no7-3t Collector First District Ponna,
“mo PAINT THE LILY, or add a
JL peifcme to the Violet,” weuld be as useless as to
eulogize BEI&IBB’S IVOBYTYPES; their merits speak
for them. SECOND Street, above Green, It*
tTBE PHRENOLOGICAL Ca
binet and book STORE "is open day and
evening for the sale of boohs on Phrenology, Phy
siology,[Hygiene, and Phonograph!, and for Phre
nological examinations. Orders by mail should be ad
dressed to JOHN L. OAPEN,
0c22-rpwamlm ,922 CHESTNUT Street, Phtla.
T7IYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, No.
XL 337 North SIXTH Street—lt Is with no small gra
bfication and pleasure that I am able to refer to my la
bors as an ocniist and anriat during the past eight months
in the city of Philadelphia. Numerous cases of deafness,
some of which have been for years standing, and very
many affections of the Eye and Ear, when sight and
bearing have been seriously obttrusted, or almost en
tirely lost-, have been ancceesfnlly treated; and the pro
feesion has, from time to time, been astonished at my al
most miraculous success, both medically and surgically,
I will warrant a cure in every case where the organs are
perfeot in formation ; and I enbeat all those who are
afflicted to avoid pretending Quacks, who have no confi
dence in their own ability. ; JAMES LEWIS, M.D.,
no7.lot* ' Osalist and Anrist.
EYE AND EAR.—PROFESSOR J.
I ISAACS, OCULIST AND AURIST, from Ley
-1 den, Holland, haß located himself at No. fill PINE
I Street, where persons affltcled with diseases or the EYE
; EAR; will be scientifically treated,-and cured, if
' curable. The Professor has numerous testimonials in his
possession ol bls remarkable enrol which he has per
formed throughout the United States, from the highest
sources, which be will show to UDy one who may call.
ARTIFICIAL BYES inserted without pain. , H. B
No charges made for examination. noS fit*
TITXE AND EAR. —Dr. JAMES
Xli LRWIS, OOULIBT and AUBIST, ha* again re
tuned from his profeasionai tour in Europe, and perma
nently located at No. 88T North SIXTH Street OSes
boon from 9 to 12 A. H., add 2 to 1 L &i »j w24-2mlf*
'V. • ■#
PHILADELPHIA.
BLUES, AND BLACKS.
LADIES’ FURS.
FANCY FURS!
JOHN A. STAMBACH,
IMPOSTSE AND MANUFACTURES OF
LADIES’ FANCY FURS,
No. 826 ARCH STREET,
BELOW NINTH.
JnetcpeneS, & large and handsome Stock or XtA-BIKS’
AS(J) OHILDEBN'S FANCY FUBS, of every desorip
tioQ and in the newest and most approved styles, at the
Xowest Cash Prices. . 007-3 m
FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No 718 ARCH ST., BELOW EIGHTH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFAOTUBEB
LADIES’ FANCY FURS.
Hy assortment of Fanoy Furs for Ladles and Children
is now complete, and embraotog every variety that will
be fashionable during the present season. All sold at
the manufacturers’ prices, for cash. Ladles, please give
me a call. : , oc3.4mif
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
TJILANNEL AND CLOTH OVER
SHIRTS!
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN BHIBTS,
On hand or made to order, of the most approved cut,
and warranted to fit.
GENTLEMAN’S WRAPPERS,
The largest and best assortment In the city.
UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVES, TIES, Ac.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
G. A. HOFFMANN,
OCI-tutbe3m COG ABOH STBKSST.
JOHN. C. ARRISON,
Importer and Mannfaetnrer of
GENTLEMEN’S
FINE FURNISHING GOODS,
Nos. 1 & 3 N. SIXTH STREET.
FIRST STOEE ABOVE MARKET ST.
(FORMERLY J. BURR MOORE’S.)
The well-known reputation of this establishment for
selling Fine Goods at Modbhatb Pkioks will be fully
sustained.
p. S.— The celebrated lapaovno PatebkS Shirts, so
justly popular, can be supplied at short notice.
FLANNEL & CLOTH OVIRSHIRTS
’ IN.GBEAT VARIETY. 0011-tf
Q.EORQ-E GRANT, ;
MANUFACTUBEE OF AND D BALES IN
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOhDS,
No. 610 CHESTNUT STREET.
:: selS-Sm
TOINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
JJ The subscriber would invite attention to his
IHPBOVED CUT OF SHIBTS, .
Which ha mokes a specialty in his business. Also, oon
stantly receiving
NOVELTIES FOB GENTLEMEN’S WEAB.
J. W. SCOTT,
GENTLEMEN’S FUBNISHBNG STOBE, ,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET,
ja9.tr Four doors below the Oontfnentftl.
SILK AND DRESS GOODS.
gpALL STOCK
SILK ANDFANCY DRESS GOODS.
A. W. LITTLE & Go..
.• ..r. .. ■ ' ” v
5e26.2m No. 326 MABKET ST.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
REPUTATION.
There is no house in the United States that
has as wide-spread reputation for getting np
Militabt Clothing as ROCKHILL & WIL
SON’S, Nos. 008 and 605 Chestnut street.
Besides being thoroughly acquainted with
the business, they are prompt to fill all orders
at moderate prices, and always have a large
•TOOK OI MILITABY GOODS ON HAND.
seBO-Iftf ... , : : ■ ■ ■
MILITARY GOODS.
JJILITARY AND NAYAL GOODS.
PRESENTATION SWORDS,
SWORD BELTS. SASHES,
OFFICERS’ CANTEENS,
#.7
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS,
PASS ANTS, EPAULETTES,
. " ..AND
MILITABY AND NAVAL GOODS IN GENEBAI.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EVANS & HASSALL,
. No. 418 ARCH STREET,
ocBl-12tfp PHILADELPHIA.
rjlHB ARMY!
SWORDS, RIFLES,
PISTOLS, SASHES, BELTS, &c.
No. 13 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
OcT __ ■ ■
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
YARNALL,
DEALER IN HOUSE-EURNISHINa GOODS,
No. 1090 Chestnut Street,
Agent for ibe sale or HAL22Y, MOUSE, <fc BOYDEN’S
PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING .
CLOTHES-WRINGER,
Believed to be the best OLOTHES-WRINGEBin use.
It will wring the largest Bed Quilt or smallest Hand
kerchief drier than can possibly be done by hand, in very
much less time. .
N. B—A liberal discount will be made to dealers,
no 3 3m ,
CABINET rDRNITVRI.
yy & J. ALLEN & BRO.
CABINET WAREROOMS,
NO. 1209 CHESTNUT ST.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
gee-im always on hand.
CABINET FURNITURE AND BHr
W LIARD TABLES.
MOORE & CAMPION.
No. m South SSOOND Street,
In conneotien with their extensive Cabinet Business, are
sow manufacturing a superior artdoleol
BILLLARDTABLES,
And have now on hand a foil supply, finished with the
HOORN A CAMPION’S IMPROVED CUSHIONS,
which are pronohnoed by all who have used them to ba
mperlor to aH others. ■ -.“-4.-
For the Quality and finish of them Tables the manu
hetunia refer to their numerous patrons throughout
(he Union, who arc familiar with the character of thetr
wb*-"'” . auSS-tas
PRESERVING BRANDY.
PURE CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS,
SPICES, &c.,, &o.
an the reantsttes Tor Preserving and Ptokßng Purpose*
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROOEBIEB,
lefi-tf CORNER ELEVENTH AND TINE.
Gjqq AAA THIS AMOUNT TO
iDOtle V V U. LOAN In sums of £3,000 to £5,000 on.
Mortgages or G. Renta. : Apply to S. PETTIVi hto. 80®
WALNiptßtreet, .. .
AND OIL CLOTHS,
CARPETS *
ipODRTH ST. CARPET STOSS,
Ho. 47 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
J. T. DELACROIX,
Invites an examination of his stock of Carpetings, in
which will be found
250 PCS. BRUSSELS CARPETINGS,
At Ices than present cost of importation.
Also, 200 pieces extra Imperial, three-ply, superans,
medium, and low grade Ingrain, Venetian, Hall, and
Stair Carpetings at retail, very low for oaah, noB 2m
Arch-street carpet wars
: BWBE.
OLDDEN & RIOKNER,
No. 832 Alton STREET,
TWO BOOBS BELOW NINTH BTBEBT,
' SOOTS BIDS,
are now receiving their
FALL IMPORTATIONS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
CARPETINQB.;;
embracing all the new styles, which they are offering at
LOW PBIOES
seST-am FOB CASH.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
JJAMILTON COTTON FLANNELS.
Laconia Cotton Flannels,
Salmon Falls Cotton Flannels,
Standard Sheetings and Drills,
For Sale by
De COURSEY &
HAMILTON,
0c25-f>tuth-12t • 23T CHESTNUT Streot.
OARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTING©.
..WOLFE & GO.,
COMMISSION MEBOHANTB,
No, 138 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILABELPHIA.
foil assortment of Philadelphia-made Carpets
always In Store. ooS 2m
STANDARD
CANTON FLANNEL.
TOE BALE LOW, NET GASH, BY
nol-tt No. 219 OHUBOH Alley,
0 O TTON YAR N.
SUPERIOR COTTON YARN, No. 10,
FOB SALE BY
FROTHINGRAM & WELLS.
■’ o©2?tf
GOODS. ■'
DABE-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DAEK-BLUE CAP ©LOTHfi.
SKY-BLUE OLOTHS FOB OFFIOEBB.
ABMY BLANKETS, STANDABB WEIGHT.
10-OUNOB DUCK,
DBILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN BBILLS AND DUOS.
BEOWN AND BLEACHED BEESTINGS AND
SHEETINGS." ■
■ . For sate by
FROTHINGHAM & WILLS,
esi-iftr t . .. 7.. r
TILLING, COFFIN, & GO.,
NO. 820 OHSSTSUT STBBHT,
rae prepared to .' ___
CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY
■OF ■'.■"■■■
ARMY
WOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS.
STANDARD QUALITY.
gHIPLEY, HAZ &KD, &
HUTCHINSON,
: No. 112 CHESTNUT STBBET,
COMMISSION ME BO HANTS
yon tsi sixn or
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
ee29-6m .
COOKING RANGES, FURNACES, &c.
OOOKING- RANGES.
ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING
RANGES.
Thisßange has offordod more satisfaction than any
yet offered to the public.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
•warm-air furnaces, ;
V V Of the most approved and economical patterns,
BTJITBB TO AIL OUASBES Off BUILDINGS
ARNOLD & WILSON,
giNAMELED SLATE MANTELS.
A large variety of these beautiful Mantels at
VERY LOW PRICES.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 OHRSTNUT Street.
gOW-DOWN AND CO M MON
PARLOR GRATES.
For HeatingrPiriorß, Chambers; Offices, So.
ADAPTED FOB KITHEB HABD OB SOFT COAL.
Hot-air Begisters and Ventilators—a largo assortment.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
ocll-sw2mif 1010 CHESTNUT Street.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
jgOYD & STROUD,
NO. 32 NOBTH FOUBTH STBEET,
Have now open a large new stock of
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE.
. 0c22-lra ■
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE A SON,
MANUFAOTDBEBS AND IMPOBTESS
!'■' ow
LOOKING GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS,
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
PICTURE AND PORTRAIT FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, i
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
OARTEB-DS-VISITS PORTRAITS.
EARLE’S GALLERIES.
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
Itu PXtLABBUHU.
YARNS, BATTS, «Sf CARPET CHAIN;
TO ADD IN G ! WADDING !
WADDING!
WADDING, BATTS,
TWINES, WIOKING,
COTTON YARNS,
CARPET CHAIN, *O., No.
THE largest stock in the oity,
IN STORE,
And FOB BALE, at MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES, by
/.;va..h, FRANCISOUS,
No. 433 MARKET and No. S North FIFTH Street.
*e2l-Em .V' -.. ■- - ' 1 '
WARNS, BATTS, AND
CARPET CHAIN.
The subscriber is prepared to eeil when wanted:
60,000 lbs. Carpet Chaia—Cotton, Lin
en, and Woolen.
50,000 lbs. Cotton Yam —Nos. from 5
to 20.
10,000 lbs. Single Jute and Tow Yam.
100,000 Sheets Black Wadding.
6,000 Bales all grades Cotton Batts,
from 12 to 50 ots. per lb.
1,000 Bales all grades Wick.
1,000 Bales all grades Twine—Cotton
'and Linen.
And a general assortment of TWINES, TIDY COT
TON, ROPES, Ao., at the
LARGE FOUR-STORY STORE,
Ho 242 NORTH THIRD STREET,
(Comer of New St.)
As I am solely In the Yam business, l am prepared to
Mil the above goods lower than any other house In this
R.T. WHITE.
YARNS, BATTS, CARPET-CHAIN.
2,000 Bales of Batting, of all grades.
1,000 Bales of Blaok Wadding.
800 Bales of Wioking.
1,000 Bales of Cotton Twine.
12,000 Pounds of Cotton Yam.
20,000 Ponnda«6f Colored and White
Carpet Chain.
600 Coils of Manilla, Jute, and Cot
ton Rope.
AIM, CovertetYam, J Bed CortSi WMh ItoH mi •
ton ft<>ck of Good* in the above line, for mis br
A. H. FRANOISOUS,
MU-Sci iSS K&BKST and # Eortfc FIFTH Street
onlT-Sm
1010 OHK9TNUT Street.
GIBER. — Nevr' Clarified Ghampagno
• Older, or extra quality, by the barrel or hoisheal..
For Mrie by *MIL MiTHIJUJ,
, . ocSMStifr-. Ho*. 120,13% end 124LOMBJLBDSt.
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FOREion and domestic
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" OPPOSITE THE-CUSTOM HOUSE*
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Taehle, Bkates, Cricket and Baee Ball Implement*, Cadet
Ktuketaand Equipments to
ocSOlm ; 41S CHESTNUT STBXBT.
Mm JOHN DREW’S ABOH
JLsLL STREET THEATRE.
Briefness Asent and Troaauror....„.JOS. D. MURPHY.
TWELFTH SIGHT OF 3. S. CLARKE.
CLARKE TO SIGHT AS BEETLE and CHRISTO-
PHER COCKLES
TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) Nov. S,
. BABES IH THE WOODS,
Jeremian Beetle j. g. olaifei.
Ladj Biancto Rushton Mrs John Drew.
To conclude with the thrilling Drama of
INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS:
. . . „ Or, The Merchant's Clerk
Christopher Cockles. . J. S Clarke
Betty Briggs. ..Mrs, u.. Henri®.
, Doors open at —Tty commence at 7 % o’clock-,
WALNUT-STBEBT THS&.TBB.—
Solo Lessee Mrs. Jo. A. GAESETTSOfI.
Rttafness Agent..........Mr, JOHN T. DONNELLY"
ENGAGEMENT of Mr and Mrs K. D.DAVENPORT.
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Not. B,
Will be presented the romantic Drama of
ST. MABO; or, A Husband's Sacrifice.
Bt. Marc........J................Mr. E. L Davenport.
Dinner* ~ .............Mrs. E. L. Davenport.
T@ conclude with the Drama of
PIZ ARJtO: or, The Death of Roll*.
R 0115.... ..15. L. DaVenport|Klviie......Mrs. Davenport
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Will perform an entirely new programme.
Music Director end Conductor ..Mr, BEHBSINB»
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by this valuable discovery has induced some dishonest
persons to offer a worthless article in imitation.
FIFTY DOLL ARS will be paid for the conviction o€
any party sailing their stuff for Newton’B Atbnmsn
Color*. ocll-sw In*
'V\/. ANTED—A good Teacher of Pen.
Y T . manship. Addreea, specimen and references,
P. O. Box 3,686, St. Louis, Mo. It*
TjIIR&T-CLASS BOARDING—With
Jj single and communicating rooms—at 1417 LOOTJBT
Btrfet. . - noB lm*
m TO LET—A ten room HOUSE,
filiiifor the Board of one gentleman. App!y at south
west earner NINETEENTH GREE N Streets It* 5
■MUSTER AND PAY ROLLS, and
XSJL Government claims of all Mods cached or col
lected, at reasonable rates by JAMES FULTON, 424
WALNUT Street. Philadelphia. noB-tf
PENSIONS.— 1100 Bounty and Pa j
procured and collected for soldiers* sailors, and-.the
relatives of such as are deceased* at reasonable and satis
factory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon by
JAMES FULTON,
Solicitor for Claimants,
424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
Particular attention given to parties living at a dis
tance oel£ tf
OIRARD EIRE AND MARINI
OS-SIOE 41S WALNUT STBEBT, PHILABI3LPKI&.
This company continues to take risks sn the aabet
bfeffiosof Property at low ratei
The gubiis can rely upon its responsibility, and siifß
ty 4o pay losses promptly. Its filsbnraeraeata 6a Stes
benefit of th 6 publlo, during the last nine years, »sm*»S
sad we respectfully soliciHts favor in the futur®.
BEBEOTOES.
CEAS. I DUPONT, • J3BBT WALKEN,
JOHN W.OLAGEOBIS, JOHN THOBHLHY,:
O.F.EEAZLITT, ABE ARAM HAST,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETEB B. HOE, of St. Tt,
WM.. M. SWAIN, SUBMAN SEEPPAJEU
JOSEPH KLAPP, M.B. N. S. LAWBENOS,. -
"WK. O. BUDH&H, JOHN SUPPLES.
THOMAS GBAVEN, President,
A. 8. GILLSTT, Vlas President.
JAB. B. ALVOBD, Secretary. ep26 iftf
Fame insura
No. 406 CHESTNET
FIRE AND INI,A.
DIBEO
3T N. Buck,
Obas. Richardson,;
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Alex. Whitldin,
Geo. A. West.
O W- Davis,
FKANOI3 N BUOi
OHABLBB BWH
WILLIAMS ! BLANO!
fIOMMONWEAL
Xj BAHOE OOMFAHY Oi
SXIiYANIA. -
DIBECTOES.
Bavia Jayne, M. 8., Charles H Bos;era,
John M. Wbitall, John K. Walker,
Edward 0. Knight, Egbert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Strothers,
Henry Lewis, Jr, Elijah Jones,
DAVID JAYNE, M. D., President.
JOHN M. WHIT ALB, Vise President
SAMUEL; S. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Oommonweaith BniMing, 813 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia. se4-if tf
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 00.
By older of WM, B, THOMAS, Collector of the Port
of Philadelphia, and E. BUSED HYES, Surveyor, it be
comes necessary for SHIPPEBS OF FHEIG HT EBo3£
THIS CITY to any point within the -
or to points Sonth of the parallel or Gettysburg, In
Adnmsor Franklin conntias, Pennsylvania, to obtain a
PEBMIT from W. B. Thomas, Collector of the Port.
VBOSCAO W. TOBV.
Shippers will please be particular to attend to this
notice before sending Goods to this Depot, as they can
only be forwarded by complying with this rule.
PHILADELPHIA,
«SH§§i§s®GEBMANTOWH, and nob-
BISTOWN BAILBOAD.
TIME TABLE.
On anfl after Monday, October 20, 1862, until farther
notice.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,7, 8,9,10,11, 13, A. M*, 1,3,
8,10, 4,5, 6X, 0,7, 8, 9*, 10X, 11*, P. M.
leave Germantown, 6,7, 7.36,8,8}f, lOJf,
A. SL, 1,2, s, 4,6,0.10, 7.10, 8, 9,10.10,11, P. M.~
OK SUNDAYS.
leave Philadelphia, 9.10 A. M„ 3, 7,10){, P.- M,
leave Germantown, 8.10 A. ML, 1,6, 9X< P. M.
CHESTNUT Hill EAPLBOAD.
leave Philadelphia, 8, 8,10, 13, A. U„ 2,-4,5, 8,8,
and 1014, P. Ml.
leave Ohostnnt Hffl, 7.10, 7.85, 9 JO, 11:10, A. at.,
1.40,8,40, 6*, ex, 7.40, and 0.60, P. M.
’ * OH SUNDAYS,
leave Philadelphia, 9JO A. M., 2, 7, RM.
leave Chestnut Hill, 7.60 A. M., li4o, 6.49, oil®
A®®
leave Philadelphia, 0,9.05,11.05, A» M., lfc, B,IJf,
6.06, 8.06,11*, P- M. _
leave Norristown, 0,7, 7.60, B, 11, A. 9,, ljf,
ahd 0, P. M. ON SUNDAYS,
leave Philadelphia, 9 A. ML,
leave Norristown, M.
leave Philadelphia, 6,9.05, U. 06, A. Mi, IY, 8,
6.06,8.06 and UXi P* M.
leave Manaynnh, 7X, 8,20, 9X, UJi, A. M., 2,
6.614, P- M.
’ * ON SUNDAYS,
leave Philadelphia, 9 A. ML, 2% andiSX, P- M
leave Manaynnk, 7X A. M., 5& and B.P. M.
H. K. BMEDH, General Superintendent.
OelS-tt, , Depot NINTH and QBBKN Street*.
IStWKa WIST OHESTBB
TBAINS, via the
PENNSYLVANIA BAHBOAD.
. . L,: MATH IBS WgWy - r
Corner ELffTENTH and MARKET Streets,
HratTraiij at,,,.,.,.,.,....,. ■Jjf f 5*
Second Train '"'"ts oO'Eub!
Third Train at,,,.. ‘ d oft
Fourth Train it.,,.,.,,,.-? *•?■«£• 5*
K “ h?rata, *tois‘WKiT*OTESTßß,*‘
At 7.46, and **&*£**» «*
leave Philadelphia at 7.80 A; M., and West Cheats*
U T«iKM delivered at the Freight Station, MAB
KETanaJUNIPKB, before 11.30 A ML, wfflbe da
iivered at Weßt Gbeeter at 3P. M. - _ »■ -
For tickets and farther information, apply to ,
JAMES OOWDKN, Passenger k&ok.
LEWISI- HOUPT, General jy?Mt
amusements.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
PICTURES.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
PERSONAE.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
mSUBANOE COMPANY.
CAPITA* 8200,050.
560.0».Q'0 0»
IHCI company,
Streot-
IND mSTTRANOE.
3TOEB. "
E. D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr.,
P. S Justice,
Washington Jons*,
Obas. Stokes,
I John W. Evermsn.
IK, President.
ftEDSOH, Vice President
0/Ef>, Secretary. [mhl9-fftf
■T
>H FIRE INSU
’ THE STATE OF PEEH-
FREIGHT BTA
TIOH,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6,1862.
SPECIAL' NOTICE.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
S. B. KINGSTON, JB.,
FBEIGHT AGENT.
FOB GEBMANTOWN.