The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, November 10, 1862, Image 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
the money market.
Philadelphia, November 8.
money and stock ctrolesjwere rather quiet fo-d»y,
Ib i reis not much change to notice. Gold wan steady
* i«l3l#> cloetug on the latter bid. Old demands
s' 13 ‘® 12 fl bid. Certificates of Indebtedness were steady
tt"'' « Quartermasters' vouchers ruled at 202#
at! 1 ®?!" other Government securities were without
;li,»uD • [g oty abundant, and the channels
Cb# lts ft lnvestment rather dogged. No change in the
!*'* ,tocfc markot was without muoh notlvlty. Govern
, .purities were more firmly held, and the sites im
011 ct . j, - er cent, State fives were steady B 6; Old City
J* 0 ” 1 0 108# i the New (Improved #; West Ohester
sevens sold »t 90 •, Camden and Amboy sixes,
STwcre steady et 108# | Tioga Ballroad sevens at 108,;
bid for Penn#. Ballroad Ist mortgage, the 2d do.
112 «d # ! ion* Island Ballroad tlxes sold at par;
W Mre eixes were firm; 69# was bid for Schuylkill
Written tiros; North Penua. Ballroad bonds and Ls
bVelleyei*M were steady ; Lehigh Navigation sold
gcbuylbtlt Navigation rote # ; the preferred was
8 ‘ nehlgb Zinc brought 30.
" s sdlag Ballroad shares were firmer, and made an ad
* [ • Camden and Amboy was # lower; Peno*
’Tlnlewa* steady at 65# ; North Pennsylvania im
>s ' M g ; KUnchlU wbb active at 48# ; Beaver Meadow
tranced # : Long Island # ; Tenth and Eleventh p»s
-* w nae 2; Spruce and Pine was (toady at 16# ;
Rlilso Avenue role # ; Second and Third sold at 75;
fllrsrd College fell # ; Chestnut and Walnut felt # ;
firten ond Ooaies fell to 83; Seventeenth anti Nineteenth
W «B In more demand at 10#., The market olosed steady.
L f j CKn that the Seventeenth and Nineteenth Ballroad
, cctßP'ohdy out of debt, and has besides a considerable
dnblng fund. I( is bj gentlemen who are
, { | f inttrested in the road, on the most eoouomioal
irinclplca.atid running, as it does, through a rapidly im-
MOViog neighborhood, the receipts are daily iucreasiog,
Li compelled the piecing of new cars upon the road.
, Ibl company will declare their first dividend next daou
arj, Bnd we welcome it to the list of interest-paying
accorlllcs* , ,
The Helled States Mint paid out this morning, exc!u
jire of the amount issued to the several banks, the sum
of fifty thousand dollars ia postage currency.
prtsel & Co, quote;
P,g. Bends, 1881.......... .....103#0103#
ir g, certificates ef indebUdoeie 98#«* 98#.
g,'s, 7 SO notes.. 10*#»10S
Onnrterm asters’ vouchers 2 ® 2#rtjj.
Maters for certificates of indebtedness... .1 « f#dls.
f1uid.......... .... 81#® 42 pr.
psaand n0te5......... 26 o 26# pr.
The value of the exports from Philadelphia to f; reign
peits, f uiing ibe month of October, was as follows:
great 8ritain..5292,575
pr50cc............ if'tS
Belgium.• 14,14#
jleiioo - 0095
British North America. 9,8i3
America..,..,. ................... 132,794
Africa.»» -Isy.iiuO
Sritiefa West 1ndiee.......................... 190 394
(jjnr,i!& West 1ndie5......................... 150,620
Hotel.»••> » ...............1...... .8836,383
of the -banks of the three principal
jitiMof (lie Uui°n> Jot the lest week, compare with the
jnriootoneai and the corresponding time of 1881, as
Jollowa
lo*rs. Dopoalti.
Sort;. SoTfmber 1.... #176,847 576 $167,130,267
Cum.¥o*nabwa....'..'.. 73.218,562 91 197,251
SSlpto,Ho7embßt3 .. 35,514,354 26,935,711
7<ital $286,889 483 $223,8T1.33S
iMliiMk.... i'-284,887.818 221,493 381
last year...... ........... 236.981,242 183,045,033
Specie. , Circulation,
flair Totk,November 1 .... 837,930.436 8 9 818 237
Baloa, November 3........ 7,863 817 7,818.745
Philadelphia, November 3... 6,453 029 6,889,883
Tots! «5U302 2f2 . *23 654 910
nut week.................. 60.768.638 22.726.0595
l«t year 65 099 866 77,058,17
The 13whirs’ Magasint tmd SMialiezl Sigisisr--
.« Sovcmbcr number of which Is before ns—contains
jHif statements valuable to bankers nod merchants,
ilrtougb not exactly coinoidkg with the views expressed
relative to the paper issues ol onr country, the com par 1-
jOBjBSde below will prove highly interesting:
i.ltls difficult to say how much of tbs lato disturbance
cl w.ua', and the Inflation of the currency, should be
to the new volume of Government paper. The
Oownoitnt expenses aremore than six fold what they
i}T« been of late years. The Government papjr was,
jieieforr, a military necessity, and an unavoidable insa
aoreeffinim®B'
(‘But wo tear that the banking movement of the
sent year has been en unwise one. Had the bank, ooa
ftnd tbetustives to the liabilities tn the shape of circula
te aid deports existing at the period of suepansion.
/ibe last 6ar of the year 1861.) the new issues of ths
CdvJinmont would have been mainly confined to the
liiuidtitou if Government olaims. But the official re
ton,! f there institutions in a few looaiit os sbow au uri
fcrinnalermh lor profit through an enlarge? volume of
cirtoislton and loans, an inflation more rap'd than ever
otesned before to the country, Since the suspension
ike drcnlatton in Hew Hampshire has increased 27 per
cent.: In Philadelphia, ISB percent.; in Providence. 86
fercent. In six rnortbs the bank circulation of Sew
Tort ets has increased 69 per cent ; In Massachosetts,
20 per cent.; in Baltimore, 82 par oent.; iu Hew.ark, N.
j, «p*t cent,; and in the interior of this Stats nearly
11 pet cent.
a The etiarged volume of deposit* is a more striking
feature, vix i in Now York city, 67 per cent, and in Pal
laddplria, 62 pm cent.; in Baltimore 38 per cent.; in
BhcdelsJsrdSl percent., and ail in eixmonths lathe
Stale of Sew York, for the three months ending In J uiy,
the increase was 21 per cent.; to Boston 31 pier oent.; in
Ifaiaechnselis country banks 19 per cent, '
« The true policy of the banks was obviously toward
o contraction, commensurate with the acknowledged de
dire in business generally. ‘ Bnt prudence gave way to
‘fit dividends.’ Tima, in New fork city the increaseof
tor in ilx months is 32 per cent, i to Philadelphia, 24
{treat; in Baltimore,S2 percent. Sbouid otfcer pot
f.)[! 'if the country exhibit an «inal inflation, the vo
hus U tho bank ourrenoy will have reached additions
steal to forty or fifty per cent, beyond those at tho early
put of ibs year.”
The following fs a statement or tho exports of bread
sMs frem the United States to Great Britain and Ireland
vice Ist ot September, 1862: *
Fionr, Meal, Wheat, Corn,
bbls. bbls. bush. bush.
Aw Y0rk..,,..147 812 .. 7,109.287 1,434,903
Pbilsdeiihts,,,, i 0.055 .. 330,871 8,603
Bsltlmote: 6 SbQ 197,479
805t0n......... Ivpg6 60 ; ..
Other ports..,. .. .. 169,177 ■
Tot*/, 1862... 174381
Totai, 1881...172.740
littMW ..,,,1,843 __
Dsmbw \ .. .. 1.018 313
IsSU, 1800, ~«3 723 2,213 6.448.2 M 614,619
1dtt1,1J39... 45,834 .. 132,718.
TO TII« 00ST1SK8T. -
Floor, Wbi>»t, Oorn, Bre,
bbla, borb bn U. bmli.
KwTstk 35,419 635,189 6,218 69,060
0fcttwt0...,1',602 -
37,021 635 ISO 5 2'B 50,080
T«il. M1., ...840,588 - 4,897,823 221.113 802,628
toiUSTO 12,708 90.660 6.000 350
1*111,1349.,,,. 8,988 ..
Its Ulowing statement la taken from W, T. Coleman
lEo.'f Ban Francisco Price Current of October 10:
7m (sports oT merchandise from there for the nine
sunlit Hiding Ootobtr 1 wore m follows:
4es York mid Boston. .82.621,487 81,098,316 $1,388,413
Enttaa 662.349 2( 01 384 173.040
Mtiio* 684 859 -79A180 749 213
?eto 171 422 97 895 61.449
3»nS?rtcti U 211,763 201004 142,050
CUos., 648,454 62t,1til 431,012
AUbtt&ltft ai 4 fm- lieft-
13123 536.662 800 609
Victoria, F. 1,..,.,..,. 1,736 772 672 672" 1.285 761
Japaa. 13 169 14 139 19 058
787,444 ' 687,012 956 45S
*oW 7,388 62T 7,183 850 6,016,897
7keSe«- Yotk Evening Post af to-daysays:
n,a w«k closes on a dull stock market- With oooa
iic»[3i«powti sports the tendency haa bsea downward,
'toagtj at lo time has there been any pressure to sell,
ytahtojß Eerely holding off till ihe full effect of tha
wy.ijoßj shall have been seen, The market has. in a
been adversely afluoted by ramors of foreign
ytiittttatioiiß, but these being contradicted auvborita
a7«y train Washington, they cease to oxer* any ioflu
?tceoij prices and with cheering news from the army
s*cu!Mio!i would soon revive. :
Tae BtroDSMt of (he speculative list is Brie old stock,
ntiora tk* Board, a leading broker soUt about 1,000
?“ Gi, supposed on foreign account. The price.
“hjTtßicg, was64#, This market has- been supplied,’
jiUs ih wet&s, whh some 8,000 Bfaares from Engl *nd,
at 4 ii » ?tft | swe for the reputation of the *tocß. here
trice has not yielded under <hl* large addition
k»!v fA '*''B supply of the New tork market. Foreign I
,* Ffs still salting'.for future delivery,
the market was dull Erie
Icik Pentad, 103*r 010 %\ fotedo, eSJfoBB; all
fcnshew, 42H • Pacific Mall 1. steady at t 230
;~4 : Panama at 1640155, The Stats amoks are hall
™ios« r , I'ljnoia war loan lelt off 1 % coat.; Ten-
Virginias K,
” 6 '»unents are (inlet and rather heavy, Ths73o
Wn a-e freely offered at 104}f; the sixes of 1861 at
The various lanes ot fives aro firmly held.
D "»tmt;ey Bihrket is freely snppHed av 506 percent,
wiraptri wiih good collaterals find no difficulty in sap
( Jits then, selves attbeße rates, tbonifi lenders gene
ere more dhorimloating as to margins
, Tt( sold market !a firm, with cons durable aolivity at
™\#l3l’,'. The speculation in the article is noweon
cbi.fi, to the onistdo brokers the sales at the Stock
betas very small. Dutiable Demand notes are
bnt dull at 18fl#olS8J6.. Tho light Imports of
“1 fl ;t week checks tho rise in these notes.
ii'Mcgs on London is aniet bnt firm at 145&0146
class bankers* bills
*ot liisburghfer Bnrope to-day takes 0nt8430,003in
specie.
7 ' 36 Slliwiiitfo Smtinel, Hov. 6 th, says;
Monetary matters were oulte dttll yesterday, the
j"'’,‘Wsratnt* ami atsgratlon In tbQ wheat market
raeinitg to lestrict business In the "money market,
wetcj pi e m y( exohange firm, the latter biting at
K, a “ ll .' l ' il,t> 8 at * V seat - nremlum. Gold was
24c>“ 8 ftt Z 9030, old Damapd Rotes 25c, and
Stock Exchange Sale*, Not. B,
iMportedbj a, E, Blatmakkr, Phlln. Exchange.}
?XUBT BOARD. ■ i '
lOOO Penoa 821 m...!07
ionn»„, tS 41 : 7 *'*t>s 90 300 t Xalaua Bos ... 100
A “bB,’63 105* 300 City 01... .102*
™Be«4lig 8...,b45 3BjJ 1500 do.. 103*
JM f” 630 38* 1300 do 103*
tfU. 4 V“ Wlo *B SS* 300 d 0... ...103*
lOf4T? <mi - , i B 75 IOCO do new ......10<W
lO3 100 NPenna B..cash ,I**
lOO d0.«6 10*
ti »*' 10* 12 Mloeblil 8...2dy« 48*
»SSi r r- jf» » *>*
eot, A ,„. SECOND
133 M Sh .‘ !IDC 30
67*
18*
m T' 81 103*
WB 'JoTntsblk.lOs
s Mo{e.Bt B,
OliOßlHa FBI
Jib.. Bid. Alktd.\
ilsS 1 ®!! 104
t fel„S-104* 106
Sl*
&• «?:“* *s*
SfeiV- 88 00*
Os u 33* 88*
b &;*>..no* iio*
bo « ’T0..104 105*
Si a Bs ioo ioi
,S tsaiS* M*
ss
••
to!, t 0... "
b s n ßsv,,;; ‘j •«,;
ss£"%*&■
A llkf tlo -«*100
£V : -'-m ibH
&£'■«* .51
The Flour matte tie rather firmer to-day, with ealee of
600 bble Ohio fnmlly at $7 60«»T.76, and In small lota to
the retailers and belters at $6 26e6 50 for superfine;
$8 76e8.25 for extra; *7.60«8 for family, and $8.26®
8.76 IP" bbl lor lancy brands, according to quality. The
receipts and Btoohs continue light. Bye Fionr is scarce,
with email receipts. *and sales at $6.60 W bbl, Corn
Meal Is imitiired for, and Pennsylvania Is held at $3 50
bbl, without sales.
Wheat.—The offerings are light; sales comprise 6,000
hns at 144®146c for fair to prime Western and Panna
ref, in store, the latter rate is now generally refused for
prime; white ranges at 160®175c, as in quality. Bye is
a'eo scarce. Penna is wanted at 95©98c W bug. Corn
is firm with very little offering; about 1.500 bus Pe-jna
sold at 750, in st:re, 1,600 businfeiior also sold at 71c,
Oats are more inquired for. and 900 bug heavy Delaw .re
sold at 44)j o, in store. Penna are hell at 42®44c •W
bun.
Baulk v is quiet for the want of stock; 5.000 bushels
Bailey Mait soid at $lBO.
Babk.—There is very little Quercitron offering, and
Ist No. lls wanted at $37 ton
Cottcn —The market Is rather better, and prices have
advanced lo2c IP lb, with small sates of middlings at
eiceacip a.
GnooEiiißS—Thera is very little doing, and prioes of.
Sugar and Coffee are well maintained; smell sales of
the latter at 29®800 foi Bio, and liagnayra at 28®300
IP lb.
lien, and prices sf e unchanged, with email sales of Mess
Pork at $l3 bbl. City-packed Mess Baof ranges at
sl3®lBVbbl Batter continues very firm, and prices
are lent ing up. Bales of roll at IS e2O c, and solid paosed
atl6«rlSo.
HBsn.i —There is a Bleady demand fer Clovarseed, with"
sales of 600 bus at $606 25 4P bus, mostly at the latter
rate for prime. Timothv is selling at $175©2, and
Flaxseed at $2 6002.75 bus.
Whiskv is firmer, bbis selling at 38,5( ra4oo, the latter
In a Bmall.way, and drudge at3Bo 4P gallon.
, CHICAGO BBEADSTUFFS MARKET - , Nov 7
Floor— Sales 63 Eg} pt winter super p. t ; 100 Clinton
low grade spring extra; 100 Snow Flake spring extra;
Br.O8 r .O Yukon winter super, all at $4.60. 225 Godwin’s im
peiiei eprioK exfra; 60 Globe MiUs winter, all at $5.
100 Bartlett’s oboice double extra; 100 Derwent’s do. all
at #6 30, 100 Smith’s Mills spring extra, $5; 50 Out
gstnie winter;'2oo Wiscomin white winter, all at $5 28
100 Planter's MiU winter super at #416.
Vi heat— Bales oflo,ooo bus rejected spring in lots at
70c; 6000 at7lXc; 4,600 at 1,300 earlyatNortb-
Wi Stern elevator at 78c; 2,800 at same at 72c; 8,000 at
same at 71c; 1 900 rejected red at 87o; 12,000 at 88c;
3.ofloatBBj{c; I.SCO at 89;; 3,000 at Northwestern at
90o; 3,000 Amber lowa at 91c ; 5 000 No. 1 spring at
60c; 6,(00 No. 2at 78o; 6,000 at 78%a, at Nortbw,it
em ; 8 800 at 790; 1,200 No 1 red at 98c; 700 a'[ 970;
llObags while on track at $1.06; 700 N0.2d0 in store
at 99c.
IMPOSTS OF FLOUB AND GB&.IN INTO BU F
FALO FOB OOTOBEB—The following comparative
table shows the receipts of flour and grain by lake and
the Boffalo and Laho Boron Bei way for the mouth of
October in each of the following years:
' 1859. 1860 1861. 1862.
Flour, bbis .. 296,804 224,398 484,446 390,711
Wheat, bn...3,268,926 4,186 664 - 6,668,147 6,399,727
Corn,bn..... 210,7£9 843.156 3,423,025 3,738,817
Oals, bn,.... 370.518 175 632' 72868 4(9,457
Barley, bn... 138 639 131684 131,161 57,021
B>e, bus.... 62,607 39.758 16,563 72,627
Total grain.. 4.045 5,378,874 10,311,607 9,717.654,
CINCINNATI PEOVIiIOS MABKET, Nov. 7
Mess Pork is held at 610 75, but S' 0 50 is the rate offered.
We heard of no sales No drmand for Bulk Meats; Ba
con is in demand at So for Shoulders, loose, and 5Xc for
Sides. Lard dull at9jfc for ptimo. on the spot, and 9a
for future delivery ; 370 tierces sold at the latter rate for
December., Green Bams in good demand, and prices
higher; 11600 pieces sold at s &c. There were also sales
of 700 Clear Sides at 6)fc: 400 do. Cumberland Middles
at 4}g @4X o, and 500 Bib Sides at 4 9 lOoSe.
PINEGBOVE COAL TBADE FOB 1862.—Amonut
transported fluting the last month:
Month. Total.
Union Canal 88Hraaa.......*23,291 07 .169,610 07
Swaiara 8ai<r0ad............ 3,323 16 16,216 11
Sobr Staika, Williamß.l day from Hew Tort, with
mdEe to Wm M Baird & 00.
Steamer City of Buffalo, Smith, 1 day from New Tort,!
with mdte to Wm M Baird A 00,
, Heather Bnggles, Yanaehnnhaven, 1 day from l Hew
York, with mdse to Wm M Baird 4 Co.
Bark Katharine, (Br) Baker, Liverpool, E A Sander
& Co. ■•■■■■.
Schr 00l Lester, Perry, Wareham, L Andenried A 00,
Sobr E F Lewis, Wallace, Portland, Baker A Folsom*
Schr Almon Bacon, Megathlin, Wareham, Reppller ®
Brother,
Schr j 6 Baboook, Babcock, Hiiton Head, Tyler, Stono'
& Co.
Sobr L Pbloger, Mußgan, Alexandria, do-
Schr Jonathan Cone, Mehaffey, Middletown, do
Sobr Equal Bights, Ltittle. Washington! captain.
6tr H L Gaw, Iler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Sir Ann Eliza, Kicharda, New York, Wm P Clyde.
- Yesterday we bad one of the severest N and NE gales,
accompanied with rain and snow, which we have expe
rienced for several years, The bark Ahtietam-, brig.
Amelia, schooner Kedron, from Hew York for Tncker*
ton, HJ, and schooner Volant, light, (before reported by
teiegrapb) came ashore dnriog the storm. The- bark
ceme on the beach outside, nearly opposite the light'-
home; the brig Amelia is inside tLe point of the Cape,
both filled with water... The two schooners are high on
the beach, one inside and the other outiide the point.
Considerable damage was done to the shipping in the har
bor. Towards night the gale moderated, and the wind
changed to the west; this morning tbo sea inns high; but
we bope to be able to communicate with the vessels at tho-
Breakwater daring the day.
Tours, &o. JOHN P. MARSHALL
SO 7 808,814 1,444 418
.. 2,962 6u7’..2-6*1.754'
60 4,844.807
BOABDS.
100 Seventeenth-si B. 10x
BOABD.
1000 Tioga 878...,...103
600 L Island 8...... 22*
26Kldge.aveB..bS 15*
IOOSch Nav......... fijf
66 BohNavpret2ays 14#
8 Penna B ....... 56J4
7 Commercial Bank 47 K
17*Lehlgh~Nav 56
BSABDS.
b3o 16)4
IOEB—FIRM.
Bid. Asked
Oatawisaaß,... 4 6
Do prfd.. UK 16*
Beaver Meadß. 67)j 68jf
MinehiUß..... 48* 49
Harrisburg 8.. .. ••
Wilmington 8.. 68X ..
Lehigh Nav6e.. .. ••
Do shares... ..
■Do Scrip.... ... ..
Oam A Amb 8.,152 . 164
PhtlaA Brie 6e. . . 104#
Snnb & Erie 78. ..
Longlsltmdß'.. .. ..
Da bonds... 99# ..
Delaware Div... .. ••
Do bonda.i.. .. ••
Spruoe.street B. 16 X 16)4
Chestnut at 8.. 49 K 60*
Arch-street 8., 28)4 27
Baee*treet 8.. 9 9!4
Tenth-straet B. 84 86
Thirteenth- st B'24V 2414
W Phila B 60 62
Do bonds.... ..
Green-streetß.. 38j{ 34
Do bonds ..
Second-stß UK T 5
Do bonds,... 108
Filth st B 61 62
Do bonds ..
Girard Col H... 26X 26 .
Beyenteenth-st. 10 x 10)4
Philadelphia Markets.
NorKMBKa B—Evening,
PnovisiOss —There is very little doing in any desertp-
NARINB INTELLIGENCE.
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'Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)-
LEWEB, Del, Nov S-.
CI T Y I T E 18.
Elegant Stock of Gentlemen’s Furnish
iso Goods. —As the season is now at hand for buying
good warm nnder-clothing, gloves, hosiery, neck-ties,
scarfs, mufflers, and a host of other necew*rxj»rHcles
of drees and comfort, suitible for wmtsr weather, we
wonid recommend our readers to examine the princely
stock of this class of goods offered by Mr. John O. Arri
son, Hob. A and 8 North Sixth street, first door above
Market. His popular old Gents’ .Furnishing Goods Em
porium (formeri? J. Burr Moore’s) has long oocupied a
prominent place in this important branch of our trade
and manufactures, and we can safely tay that it never
offered as great attractions to buyers as at tho pre
sent time, Mr. Arrison’s stock of rich dressing gowns
for gentlemen is the largest in the city. Give him a
call. ' ' . >
A GIIAGEFUT. AND SKNSIOT.I-: WAV for a gen
tleman 40 spend a moderate amount of money, is for him
to go to Charles Oakford & Boa’s, Hos. 834 and 836 Chest
nut street,the Contlneatai Hotel, and select a set
of their megultn,.nt.Ladios’ Fute, for wife, daughter,
sister, tr seme tsteeiiea -tady friend. Last week this
was done in hundreds of insta»«e 6 j and the induce
ments which this celebrated oid For house*,, this season
offering to buyers, will secure to it an enormous trade.
We advise oar friends to mike their selections early.
Fine Quality of Sugars.—-Mr. O. H-Matt
son, dealer in fine family groceries, Arch and Ten*
streets, has now in store all the most select and desirable
refined sugars, ‘from the beat refiners in the United
Stales, to w hich we invite the attention of our readers.
Messrs. Oakford & Son’s New Styles- of
Fall and Winter Hats end Caps, under the Continental
Hotel, are universally admired. 8a are their fine Mili
tary trappings for Army and Navy officers.
John Bull Getting ;His Back TTr-.—Oar
bovine cousin, across the water, is getting bis beefy back
up beesnse the ‘>290,” whioh ha gave Captain Semmas,
to play pirate with, haß proved to be an edge-tool whioh
cuts friends as well as foes. John has had some of his
rich cargoes burnt at sea by his pet pirate, and ha is con
sequently after the P. P. with a Bharp Btick. We trust
that John, or somebody else, may speedily catch the
raw-bef-d-and-bloody-bones gentleman, and that the bold
bnecaneer may be treated to a hempen neck-tie at the
end of one of his own yard arms. Whoever brings to
pass this mnch.to.be desired consummation deserves to
ei joy, for the remainder of bis useful life, ft e privilege of
getting hiß Sunday clothes at the Brown Btone Clothing
Hal! of Bockhlll & Wilson, Hos. 603 and 605 Chestnut
street, above Sixth.
Bic. Things.— London is a great city, and
Now Yorkers regard their city as an'immense munici
pality, and Philadelphia, in Bausre miles, excels either
of them. Tut If the Mayors of Nineveh and Babylon
could revisit the earth they would laugh at the preten
aions of the moderns. The area of Babylon wag 285
sauare miles, surrounded with a wall 100 feet high, To
feet thick, wilh 100 brass gates; and Nineveh contlined
218 sunare miles, Burronnded with a wall 100 feet high,
and wide enough for three chariots to drive abreast.
Yet, with all this, they had no ready-made clothing
eatahlishment, where their citizens could be clothed
handsomely and cheaply, ae we can, at Charles
Stokes’s first-class Clothing Store, under the Conti
nental. ■
An Odd Fashion Stilt, in Yogub.—Falling
in love is an old fashion, and one that will yet endure.
Oobbstt, a good, sonndEnglishman, twitted Malthas, the
enti- population writer, with the factthat do all he could,
and all that Government could, ay, all that twenty thou
sand governments could, he could not prevent courting
and falling in love. 11 Between fifteen and twenty-two,”
saidbe, “all people will fall in love.” This is the aye at
which young men generally show their taste and good
judgment by wearing tha handsome and durable styles of
clothing, gotten up at the one-price emporium of Gran
ville Blokes, No. 609 Chestnut street, Philade phia.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
- HP TO 12 O’CLOCK LAM WIGHT.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chortnut Sts.
B B Wigton, Huntingdon J Weil. St Louis 1.
Ohas A Hardy, Pittsburg O L Williams, Detroit t
J Jones. Pa W King, Jr, A la, Buffalo
Geo Cook, New Haven Caps Beoo, V S A
Oapt Gentry, U 8 A Jas D Dongherty.HarnaV*
Jaa S Rowlaad, Kentucky N W Chator & wf, N fork
J 3 York, Ohio Bobt Chadwick. Conn
B O English, Hartford,Conn Gen M Palmar, USA
B 8 Mason, Wash, D 0 Linn;Hason, Wash, DO
W H Streets, Jr. Wash, DO JF BusiiugAsiS,N Brunsw
Mr Gotischalk, New York Miss O Patti, New York
Msx Strakosoh, New York John W Brewer, M D.U S N
G B Shoenberger A la, Cin,o J Gottlieb, Cincinnati, O
Mrs Geo John ton, Cln, O W Stovers
G 0 L Peabody, Boston B J Dobbins & wf
John C Fuller, Chicago Wm Matcher, Wilm, Del
C P Waller, Honesdsle J K Lucas, At Louis
OL Lemberton, Clarion,Pa T 9 West, Wisconsin
•F West, SJltoankee Mr Williams Sc la, N Y
Mr Abiio & !e, New York ’J O Green, Baltimore
L P Cr»Bby, New York O J Storms A la, New York.
3 H Mctblrcy, Troy, N Y J How A wf, Boston
Paran Stevens, New York O S Norris, Baltimore
B L Stanton, Wash, D C MrsE MPtaaton,Wisb»DO
MrsE M HntcbinsoDiWash B 1 Jewell, Brooklyn ;
E M Herrick, Newark, H J Jr>o Herrick, Newark,N J
A Wolcott, New York S B Kendnok, Indiana
Geb Butcbius, Concord.N H AC Pierce, (toncord, N H
John Pntonm & da, Boston D W 0 Bldwell.
Ohas H Craft, Baltimore Theo H Tilton, New York
O D Bonestel, California 8 HGrosbenerA 1, Buffalo
J A Cooke & Is. OatßhiU W A Miliar, Somerset, Pa
A A Ashforth, New York SB Payson, Boston
HJ Micfarland, Boston B Buggies, Boston •
J H Bucket, New York 0 0 White, Kentucky
POener, Cuba B Gonzsiesy New York
J H Caswell, ten* Island ! A E Dougherty, L Island
Ospt BLe Bos. Trentou ' S F Fitch, New,York
T Blanchard, Wash, DC, H S 800 l ton AI. Lagaayra
Missßojas, Lsguayra OB McCarty, Bethlehem
John Blake, New York Silas C Herring, N Y
3 B Peyton Haunibhl Groeo, Troy
Mei L K Fanybura J F Gill A la. New York
W McCoy, Wheeling, .Ya Miss Grier. Pittsburg .
Hiss Canfield, Pittsburg N Holmes, Pittsburg
J G Holmes, Pittsburg . SB Davidson & la. Pa
A F Ebeimßn, New York W P Haven. Hew York
H Hew York O W Eiiis A wKe, U Y
n (Sates , FJ Hamilton, New York
CaptJH Howell, Torkt’n T 8 Hamblin, New York
Miss F Qher. Ohamhersburg Col Gher, Chambersburg
E PEodV, Baltimore 0 A Henderson As, Wash
c D Ttockweli. Obio T Stevens, New York
ME"iowS
OMIISe ° I^KeUetoWo° mUiU
Cl EBaden’, Boston £ * °i'£r Y«k
B Matlsek, Cincinnati Q A Nelloaa. New Yoric
W Painter, USA. Capt 8 H Dyer, Chester, Pa
WWBmith
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth St., below Aroli.
Wm P Bayfield, Boxboro’ N A Hanna, Cadiz, Ohio
A B Adams, Boston • „ John Burges?, New York
L J Feddemau, Newtown T John Hawertb, Pittsburg
Wn France, Allegheny D Sandt, Easton, Pa
OhBS Collins, Pennsylvania Jas McLain, Pittsburg
3® N Peters, Steubenville,D A Wilson, Jr., Waynesbnrg
B L Bacon,LesmiDgtonsOW.Chas McFadder,Downiagtn
D Z Leggett, Woosler, O J H Wonerter, Detroit
Thus O Frame, Dover, Del L B Lydev, Obio
T Stem, Pittsburg St Janes Witttck, Penna
Mrs Wittick, Pennsylvania John 3 Brown, Penna
L K Holmes, U 8 M A N Pbtere, Delawars
JW Allison J J Blell, Lock Haven
J M Rawlins, Lancaster, Fa Mrs J B Biasing & Son, Pa
P Buie, Cincinnati, Ohio A P Devoe, Canandaigua
i B Carpenter, U S N Edmund Duster, Bethlehem
M H Angel!, Columbia J A Eyster, QUambersbutg
Jas Kelly, New York K Grout?,lnzer, New York
John Arbuckla,Jr, Pittsburg Geo B Searitht, Carlisle
Bamue! G Johnson, Obio W Graham, Milford. Pa .
J B Jackson & wf. Delaware 8 B Mott, Pennsylvania
Isaac V Muller, New York Dr Gardner, Pennsylvania
A Gideon H B Walton, Delaware
W Burly P J Barry, Tamaqua
H 8 Cary, Chicago. 11l S A Bennett, Maine
Wm Lilly, Carbon co. Pa Q B Augbinbaugh, H&rrlsb
AMEBlGAN—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
Geo H Wcotten, Lanrel,Del. P Brady .
Deß K Ludwig D E Trone, Hanovar
H B Decker, Boobeeter E T Hayes, Norwich,
BClissr, N. rwich J B Shinn, New Jersey -
<i W Paint er.Biochlin A M Smith. New York
Maittn Battery, Beading O Philbrick, OerSuth
M Lawrence, Now York O Thackery A wf
W E McSbcrry G Miner, Maine
W A Mjere, Hanover O M Mslotiy
Tbos A Bnmes, Camp Onrtin J J Walling, Camp Onrtin
W W Waters J W Wiltenberg, Dal
A W K Andrews, Wash B H Adkins, Maryland
Capt P L Ives, New York : -M*j W P Russel, Yt ,
J F Downey. New York Of Schermerhom, N Y
W Seward, Jr, New York
di'. uuOlß HOTEL—Obestnnt street, above Thlru. -
Capt A F Hawthorn, Penna . Miss A Hawthorn, Penna
Miss Bailie Waifal, Per,na , L W Ecgsrd, Delaware
Olßoid, Tatnaqria O P Shindle, Tamaqna
W Blob aids, Harrisburg Lieut 8 Wdotten, Lane oo
O E Pfeifer, New York Pedro S Miller
J D Arneet, Phils B Denny, Delaware
G W Miles, New York J M Biigor, New York
Q 0 Hawthorn, Lancaster.
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
James Moot* B M Allen, New Castle
O L Maeon, Washington,DO A O Ancona, Beading
J M Barndollar, Bloody Bnn Mr Walner, Pencsylvama
H Linden Wm A Holliday, Princeton
Wm P Tail, Indiana A B MoCnidy, Ohio
STATES. DNION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth.
J D Jacobs, Pottsviile 8 W Johnson, Harrisburg
D E Bntket. Pittsburg S A Evbdb, Pittsburg
PE Bray, Lancaster
A B Jones, Norristown [W Bailey, Yirginta
F W nicks. Penna Walter Flynn, New York
O Fitzcerald, Ntw Yoik John Robeson, Juniata cc
8 N Hnnt A la, New Jersey John Lee, Providence, B I
James P McCnlioch Geo HNlchels, Washington
John Early, Baltimore Panrasi White, Chester co
W A Abl, Pltisburjg Thee E Walt, Latrobe, Pa
BAHoweB W J G,islnger, Hnntlagdbn-
NATIONAL HOTEL—Baoe street, above Third.
J B Embick, Lebanon, Pa M Smith, Kingston, Pit
Wm Newhart, Pennsylvania O H Davf j, Penusylvanta
W O Moore, Allentown Josiab Kerr, Allentawh
H Hollingehead, Oalawiaaa John Draig, Pennsylvania
S Patterson, Pennsylvania A IS’Oumloga, Washington-
S A Jarden ,T M Sheldon; Pennsylvania
Thos Lloyd, Muncy, Fa G L Buhe, Allentown
Philip Seigel. Beading O K. Mark, New. York
D j Bqgar. Midd/eburg E TOche, Qinkertown
E PaJmer, QUakertown - O B Armstrong A la,;Ohlo.
Mies Wood, New Lisbon Mrs Kenny A 3 ohildren,
Mrs Bartlett, Pottaville New York
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut
John H Scknil, Penna T Norris, Penna
J B Campion J Paul, Texas
A M Anderson, Wilmington B GPaTry, WilmlngtnnjDel
E,O Hickman, Weet Chester Oapt W W Margie, Virginia
J N Gaatbrop, Wilmington Samual Hoey
HTSimons G V 7 Williams; Del'
B Johnson A la, Beading J T Massey, West Cheater
Louis f Imbrie, IJ-tshnrg , . '
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Oallo-whill.
Peter Schatffer, Penna A Hoffman, Lehighton, Pft
Martin Bloss, Lehighton,Pa G J Hast, M D, Carbon co
Mbs 0 Schaeffef, Penna D Kuhns, Lehigh oo
John R lieibr, Lehigh co Joriah Fritz, Lehigh co
Penrote Ely, Lehigh co ■ Geo Hartzeil, Lehigh co
Peter Gross, Schneckeville D B Kc-chenbergef, NJ'
J Both, Slatington, Pa Wm Bair, New Jersey
Beubtn Charles, Catasawina J A Long, Peima
J 8 Kuder. l’enna Peter Mitier, "atasauaua
Wm Houser, Cetasauqua Lewis Miller, Lehigh co
D B Cra'z, Lehigh eo L 8 Follweilier, Lehigh co
Bstu’l Follweiller, Lehigh co Lewis Heoritsy. Lehigh co
Aaron Trine, Lehigh co M Kommorer, Lehigh oo
H W Jarrett, Emaus; Pa, Jacob Keanes, Lehigh oo
D »via Follweiller, Lehigh co Samuel Koenig. Lehigh co
W P Brown, Penna 8 F Whitaker, Deposit, HY
BLACK BEAK—Third street, above Oallowhlli.
Wm Barr, Lehigh co * S A Neeld, Yardieyville
A Stevens, Southampton J Lnhcna, Jr, Southampt’n
J Vansrdsdalen,Bonthamp’n D J Bickei,'Sonth»mpton
M Vandegtift. Bonthampton 8 Delaoy/Southampton
Levi Wtriy, Lehigh Co - A Faust, Pennsjivania
J Cooper, Ooopersbnrg P Shell, Lehigh co, Pa
H Mere, Lehigh co, Pa Leonard Kyler. Penn'a'
D Weiiia, Allentown AVf Jacoby, Macnugie .
M H Miller, Millerstown F Krause Bcbenokaville
T Parker, Scbenctsvilie J Meghan, Sobenoksvilie
T Hoffman, Allentown F Bnchtnsn,- Allentown
D Smith, Weisenburg Jonas Bitner, Wei-rtnburg
Then Dkhn, Banov* r J H Diokensheid, Pa
W Forsbinner, Penn’a A Shuler, Zionsville
J Xander, Weßentwg
BARLEY SHEAF'HOTEL—Second, below Vine.
E Deemer, Pennsylvania J Joseph, Baltimore
P Norton, Trenton, H J ’ O Trjpler, Trenton, N J'
M Oohee, Trenton, N J T ©liver, Easton
J Slater, Frenobtown, N J - O Bookafellow,- PerryviUe
S Young, Perry vt'le C A old, Oarversville, Pa
W Baker. Hammonton, N J D Baker, Hammonton, N J
C H Blackwrll, Hopewell,NJ S Allen, Wayne county
C 8 Minor. Wayne county J McGraw, Way ne county
Capt H W Stevens, do Mrs 4J Moore, Eingoes,;Sf J '
Mrs Mariam. Bingoes. SJ Lieut Gager j Wayne co 1
W H Biers,Frenchtown,NJ D Grimes, Wayne county
Jos Hampton, YardleyvHte Miss E Llhburg, Lahaska
8 H Atkinson, Cehtrevilie Jasß Dickson, Wayne oo
Cent J B Roberts, Newto vn Wm 51 Kick, ForastvlU*- —
a D Lee, Wayne, conoid- '
Wm LinOnre. Gotmenem B JBmltb, Bucks
—ji ltatl. Warre co . M Turner, Wayne co
J Beardspe. Wayne co J Turner, Wayno co
jL B Johnson. Wayne co A W Larkin, Wayne co
John Cox, New Hope H 3 Frank, Wayne co
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market
Wm F Veters, Monroe cd Jacob- Peters, Monroe co ■
Edwaid Lerd, Gemden, Del Edw H Smith, New Hope
B Bokom, East Tennessee O D Shsokelton. Stroudsb’g
H G Gsraber. Beading H W Wililsms, Florida
J Fitch, Pittsburg :
MOUNT VEBNOH—Second street, above Arch.
J G-Brown. Wl'mihgton JT Wilson, Hamilton.
J FStnith, Stroudsburg B F Kennedy & ia. Hi
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Gboveb A Baker’s No. 9 Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE, for manufacturing purposes, is
the BEST machine in the market, andie sold for FORTY
DOLLARS. No machine ever introduced in this city
has sold eo rapidly or given such universal satisfaction,
Dononsfi to call and examine it before purchasing else
where. Office,-m OHEiTNUT street. no3-tf
Batchelor’s Hair Dye!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOS’S celebrated Hair Dya
produces a edior not to be distinguished from nature-,
warranted not to injure the Hairtn the least; remedies
the tileffeots of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair- for
fife. GRAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIB-instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft aad heau
dfhl. Sold by all Druggista, Ac.
The. Genuine la signed. WILLIAM A. BATOHE
• LOB, m (he four tides tf each bat.
factory No. si Barclay- street,
(Late 283 Brosdtoaji and 16 Bond tired, )
mySS-ly New York.
B—T—lB6o—X.
DRAKE’S PLANTATION BITTEE3.
They purify, strengthen, 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 ayßtem and enliven the mindr
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of -the stomach.
They .cure' Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera, Mid Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous-Headache.
They are th 9 best BITTERS in the world. They
make the weak man strongV and are exhausted natnre’s
great restorer. They are made of pure 8t Croix Bom,
the celebrated CaUsaya Bark, roota, and herbs, and are
taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to
age or time of day. Particularly recommended to dell
cate persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by ail
Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P . H- DRAKE
4 co., 202 BROADWAY. New York. se24-6m
Upham’s Haib Dyb, 88 cents a box,
—Three boxes for SI; the best in use. Try it. Sold
only at OPHAM’B.4O3 CHESTNUT 8t se27.3tu*
MARRIED
SOHOOLM SN—OONOTE B.—On the 6th instant, by
the Bev. John Chambers, Charles F,Schoolman to Helen.
E. Conover. , - v
BUBOES—FLE MING.—On the 28Sh ultimo, by Bev.
T. B. Miller, Mr. Charles W. Burger to Misa Jane E..
Fleming, all of Philadelphia. . , .
HENDEBEON—MoDAMOND.—On the 31st ultimo,,
by Bev. T. B Miller, Mr. Joseph Henderson, of Cam Jen,
New Jersey, to Miss JuUa A. MoDamond,’of Philadel
phia. .■• -■ ■ *
BMITHEBB—EVANS.—On the oth instant, br the
Bev. M D. Kurtz, Mr Spencer Smithers to Miss Marga
ret H. Evans, both of Benaalem, Bucks county, Pa.
CHANCE—KBAMEB—On r the 2i instant, by the
Bev. J. H. Lfghtboura, Mr, William J. Chance to Misr
Kate Kramer, all of this olty. • *
KIOHOISON —On the Bth instant, Barbara Nichol
son, aged-77 jears, wife of the late Benjamin W. Ni
cholson. . . ~ ~
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend her funeral, from the reticence of her
son in-law, Joshna 8: Fletcher, Bidge avenue and Wash
ington lane, on Wednesday afteraben next, at 1 o clock.
[Take ihe Bidge avenue cats.]; To proceed to Boneld
son’s OemetorF. , . ,;i ; 3? - 5 -'
WOOD—On the Bth instant, at the residence ef her
nephew, J. B. Wood, M. D., West Chester, Fa, Therein
Wood, aged 71 years. „ , .. . »
Her relatives and friends are raapectfdly invited to
meet the funeral, at Woodland’s -Cemetery, on Tuesday,
the 11th instant, at 12 o’clock, without further notice. *
GBEEN —At Princeton, N. J., November 8, 1862,
Jsines 8. Green, in the "Ist year of his age. _
Kis friends and relatives are invited to attend .his foite
rat, from tbo Firet Presbyterian Ohnrob, in Princeton,
N. J , es Tuesday, the 11th instant, at 2 o’clock P K.,
wii bout farther Invitation’. ; ~ ?.**'.■■
OABOADEN —On the sth taßlant, James Cascaden,
aged 21 years, si member of Co. Q, 23i Itegiment, Perme.
Volunteers, from vOundß received in the seven day s’ fight
be oOOPEB--O d n the 6th inatent, Ellen 8, daughter of
Btr iamin O and Ellen S. Cooper, aged IT months. *
DON AG AN—On the 6th Instant. Mrs. Mary Bonagan,
aged 45 rears. . ..
FIS2dIEE —On Tib ultimo, of wotroda wcsjvad.at the
battle of Antic-tom. on the 17ibof Seotomher, Mr. Joeaoh
Fitmire, of Co. I, 4th Begimsnt, JP. ii. V. 0., m the 2osb
year of Mb age _ '
GABBHAITH —On the 6th instant, James Galbraith,
in the 22d year of bis age.
HEFFEEN—Un the 7th instant, Wrlliam Heffsrn.
eldest son of John and Anna Heffern, in the 3iat year or
hid ate. ■ ~ *
PcOABTRB—On the 6th instant, at Washington,
William I>. McCarter, of Go A, 90tb Regiment. P. J.,
fCol.ByieV" -*
McEDBOY.—At-Beverlf, on the. 7th iust., Mrs. Jane
McElroy, wife of Charles C, Mcßiroy, In'the 09th year
of her age. •, * .
. NOEBXB -On fhe 9th instant, Mary Noms, ; lathe
74ib year of her age. \ -.,#.■■■
i BRADY. On the 6tb instant, Catharine, wife or James
Binds, in the 30lh year of bet age. . < i
BROOKS On the 7thinstant, Adelaide L , wife of;
JU R RD OE—On the 7th inSt.. Julia EUiotßrnce, deicgUjr
or WillUm W.’ and Elizibetli T. Bruce, of Lsringtoc,
B BDOB a’nAN —At the hospital, in'Hagerstown, Mi.,
oi. the 81st October. Jacob S, Buchanan, aged 30, yews,
s metobi rof Oo 0,3 d New Jersey. ■*
PADDAHAN—On the 6th instant, Miss Elya J»ne
Callahan, daughter of Matthew and Margaret OaUahan,
seed 27 years. _ „ ,
BUBOEE —Onthe7thinstant, Oapt. JaiMOX. Bfi,lger,
of Oo.C, 91st Begiment. P. Y., aged 47 Seats, . .*
THE PEESS-HPHILAffIEKPHIA: MONDAY. NOVEMBEK 10. 1862.
B A Roberts, Oheytbr cs
DIED.
MABKLEW,—On the Bth irißtaat, Edward Marklew,
Id Ihe 43d y ear of bh
Tfce lelativee aud frietda of th© famVy f , »!*«>
Ko. 'o,'i T. M. 'OoinmbU Mark Lo*Jgß» No 9U Aactjea
Ledge, No, 466,1. O. of O S\, Sous of 6t; Qaafga 3d
cletya acd Spring Garden Fire Eogiae Ooa>pini’» ac® r( >*
epec’.fuHy Icviied to attend tfcre faceral-from Wa Ute
2So. 19VS Hamilton street, on Taesday, 3
o’clock P.M. **'
TBDMP.—On the evening of the 7ih instant, Hyw*td
S■ 9 rump aged 15 years, son of Daniel and Mary Trump,
. The relatives and friends of the family are reapecfcrnily
Invited, without further notice, to attend the funeral,
from the residence of hia father. Johnson street, Gar
msntown, on this (Second day) afternoon, at 2 o oiock.*
BOBEBTZ— At Simpson Hospital, Belay H*n*e,
Maryland, on Fourth day (Wednesday) mormng. 5h
instant, Joseph J. Bobettk, Co, I, laSth Regiment, F.
V., in tbe 26th year of his age. i, .
Hia remaißS Vrere interred. from the residence of hia
molher, in Port Kennedy, Montgomery oonnty, P«-,-on
Sixth-day, (Fiiday,) 7th instant.' ' *■
ZIMEBMAN —On the Bth instant, Mary Ann Ztmer
man, in the 18th year of her age.
Eer relatives end friends are respeotfnliy invited to at
tend her funeral, from h.r father’s residence. No. 13?
North Secondstreet, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o clock.
Funeral services in the First G. H. Ohuroh, K>ce
Street, below Fourth . ,
JDSHOE.—Buddenly,' on the 6th inst., Warner Jus
tice, aged 64. ' ,
The funeral will take plaoe this (second day) 10th
test., at 10 o’clock, torn his late residence, 842 Norta
Eighth street, -
TAY LOB.—On Friday, November 7, at the residence
of bis brother at Bristol,'Pa., of consumption contracted
in the service, Lieut. Charles Howard Taylor, company'
F, 69th Regiment P. Y, son of Thomas S. Taylor, of
this city. ,
Funeral from the residence of his brother-in-law,
Henry M. Dechert, Thirty-ninth and Locust streets,
'West Philadelphia, thia (Monday) afternoou, Novi 10;
To proceed to Woodland Cemetery at 3 o’clock. The re
latives and friends of the family are invited to attend
without further notice. ■’ *
LOG6N —Suddenly, on the morning of the 6‘-h inst,,
Mias Emily M», daughter of Wm. O. Logan, of this city,
at the age of 18 years and 8 months. w
PENDEBGBsBT.—On Friday morning, 7th instant,
Commodore Garrett J. Pendergrast, Gutted States navy,
in the 60th year af bis age.
The friecds cf lhe deceafcd aud ofßceTa of tho army
and navy end of the marine corps are invited to attend
tbs fsoeral fcoci' his lftte Ho. |l4OO Walnut
street, this (Monday) afrernom, at 2 o’clock.
Religious services at St. Stephen’s Church, at 3X P-
M , precisely '
ANDBEBS—On the 7th inst., Mrs. Emil? O. Andreas,
wife ot Isaao T. Andtess, in the3tihyear of her age. *
-ASHTON.—KiIIed, at tha battle of Antletam. on the
: 17th of September. Wm Harrison Ashion, of Co. D, 28th
Beginient, P. Y., eldest son of G. S. and S. T. Ashton, in
the 22d year of his. age. *
BL ACK.—On the 6th instant, Mrs. Esther Ann Black,
wife of Mr, Jnbn L Black, in tbp43dy,arof her age .*
Blag s dhess goods— black
Velour Reps, Yeibnr Ottomans, Grain de Poudres,
Epinglines, Popelihes, French Merlqps, Frenoh Oash-r
-mereß, .cheap Cashmeres alb wool Monsseline de :L»ine3,
single and double widths; cheap De Lainea; Tamlaes,
Baratheas, Drsp d’Almas; English and French Bomba
zines;- Silk- warp Cashmeres, Turin Cloths, Crape Cloths,
Paramatta?, Irish Poplins, Satin de Chines, Bombazine
Alpacas, Ao. Also, Block Silks and khswls. of every
description. BESSON & 80N, Mourning Store,
ooSVtf ! No, 918 OHESTNDT Street.
T7TYRS & LANCELL,
X!i FOURTH and ABOH STREETS.
OPENING FOB FALL SALES:
Magnificent Bilks.
Magnificent Shawls.
Magnificent Poplins.
Good Black Silks.
Btobest Printed Goods.
' Good Stock of Staples. - .
CAtfTION.—WHEREAS, A NUMBER
of Letters and Papers have Ueeu deposited iu the
PCST OFFIOE, on which have been cl iced the IN
TERNAL BEYENDE STAMPS, iu payment of post
age, the public ate hereby cautioned against such uss of
these . stamps, as the Post Office Department: will not re
cognize them, and; all suoh Letters will be “ Held for
Postage,” and Attained at the office -
~ - * O A. WoLHORN, Postmaster.
Puii.aoki.phta Post Ofpioe. Nov. 8,1662 It
ryr=» THE FIRST LECTURE OP THE
IFg 7 COURSE, in aid of tits. ObUROH OF ST.
JBATTHIAB vlil be deitverd at OOSUERt HALL, on
TUESDAY ETBNISG. Nov. 18.1862, as 8 o’clock, by
the Bt. Rev. JOHN HENRY BOPKtSS, O. D. Sub
ject—** Astrology, Divination, and Necromancy *’
Ticket!) for eaiaat 0. M.. Burns’, 911 Uhastaat street;
Episcopal BookDeaository, 1224 Obeatnnt street; W yea
& Broa ', T 414 Walnut street, and at the Hall. Prife
26 ceuta. . nolO-8t if .
nrSr* MERCHANTS’ AND MAN U FAC TU
lli? Rhßo’ BANK, :.pmBßUaa.— Till Bilik
hiu declared a Dividend oi FOUR PER 0K t, free of
fcl! Texts, out of tbe profits for the last six roofitka, pay
able on or after the 14th lost- Eastern Stockhoidera
will be paid at the FARMERS’ AND MEOHASIO3 1
BANK, of Philadelphia
W. a. DENNT, Cashier.
SiTTfuirae. Not. 7.1862. -■ no9-6t
mbs. SPRING GARDEN SOUP SOCIETY,
[L§ BUTTON WOOD Street. eaßtot Broad.—Tire An
nual Bleotlon for MANAGBB3 will,be held on MON
DAY BVENIN3 next, November 10®, between T and 8
o’clock, at the Bc«p House.
bo6 5t JOSEPH J. WIIjT.IA.MB, Secretary.
mbo OFFICE OF THE SURGEON-ARTIST
Its TO THE ABMY AMO NAVY, Philadelphia
Oct. 24th, 1862.
■Wounded Soldiers and Sailor* deiirons: of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, stonld apply immediately at the office,
of tlio Burgeon Artist to the Government. No 1609
OHSSTNCI Street. B. FRANK PAfiMBR,
oc26tf. Government Bnrgeon-Artist. T
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TREAS DREE 1 S DEPARTMENT,
PENNSTI/VAlflA BAILiiOAD OOMPANT,
PUiLADKtPBIA Oc»obcr 17, 1862. i
The BOARD OFDIEEOTOE9 hftvotWs day * de
clared a Semi-Annual Dividend of POOR PER GHST.
on the Capital Stock of the Company, clear of State and
Government Taxes, payable on and after Noyember
15th,1862. : ;
Powers of attorney for-the Collection of: Dividends
oan he had on application at this office.
TEOS. T. FIRTH, Treasurer,
. No. 238 South Third etreat.
ect 18-lm
ME CH AW IG S’ BANK—PHDLADKL-
pbia, October T, 1862.
• Tbo Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Hnnaa_OTi -MORD AY. November n.ibeiwwm-
J. ‘wiiSGAND. Jb ■ Uashier.
'„✓==» CORN EXCHANGE BANK—PHH-A
-11 5 DBDPB.IA. Noyembbii 4, 1862 —Tne Directors
declared a divided! of FOUR PEE CENT., clear of
alltaxes, payable ondemand.
aos-6t J, W. TOBBKY, Oaatler.
«==> FARMER S’ ;.*£» ~W&>mSXm>
Q^FbANK—PSIDaDEIiPBIA, NoTBMBEB i, 1862.
Xbe Board ot Directors bare this day deciared ft divi
dend of IHBEK AND OS E-HALF PfiB OK NT-,
pay able on demard, clear of United btates andStato taxes.
ncs-8t W. RUBB COS,. Jr, Oavhler.
-IV7==» COMMERCIAL BANK OY PENNSYt
[fJFYAK IA— PttICADEDPaiA, NOVEMBER 4,
1802—The Board of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend of THEBE PBB OBNT., payable to too S ock
holdera, free of State and National taxeß, on and after
Friday, the 14th Inst.
nos-di;l4 S. C. PADMBBi Cashier. .
„*=» BANK op PENN TOWNSHIP—PHI
LADJiIiPHId. Kovkmbeb-4. 1862 —The Direct
orshave this' day declared a dividend of FilUB PE.B
OEHT. en the capital Block for the last six months) pay
able on demand* clear of United States and State tax.
nc6 12c - JAMBS BUSSELL. Cashier. ;
GIRARD BANK. —PHILADELPHIA,
Nov. 4,lBB2—The Directors have thta day de-
SSd ft Dividend of POUR PER CENT, odt of . the
pr< fits of the last six months, payable on and after the
14th instsnt) free of taxes.
noS6t W. li. SOHAFFEB,.Cashier.
MECHANICS* BANK.—PHIL ADEL
PB.IA, tOTEMBEtt i, 1862 —The of Di
rectors of this Back have declared a dividend of FIVE
PEB OB BT. on the basineßS of the last six months, pay
able to (he Stockholders, on and after the 14th instant,
free of all taxation
no6»dt34
■e>' IBK PHIIADBr.PHHBiBI.Krr
ILjS Koyembjsr 4.1882 —The Directors bate declared
aJJiTldecd ofFOUB PEE OKNT. for the last six
months, payable on demand, _ „ ..
ncs 6t B B. OOMBGYS, Cashier.,
n>=> KENSINGTON BaNK. PHUiiUEh
lilg: PHIA, Sov. 4, 1862— The Directors, have this
daydeclared a Dividend ot FIVE PEE CENT., payable
on demand, clear of State and United states taxes,
- eos 6t 0 T. YBBKS3, Cashier.
,y=- FAB ME RS ’ -AHD MECHANICS'
Uos -EAHK—Philadelphia, October 6,1862.
Ttie Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the ITthday of November
next, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 3 o clock
P. M.; and on TUESDAY, the 4th day of November
next, a general meeting of the Stockholders will be held
at the Banking Honse, at 4 o’clock P. M„ agreeably to
the charter, W. BUJ3KT.QN, *1 k , -
oc7-tnol7 ~i y. , <> Cashier.
MBS. COMMERCIAL BANK OF PJSNfliSYL
llv§' TAISIA. ‘ ' Philadelphia, Oat. IS, 186 J.
A general meeting of tbe dtocfehoiders will.be held at
the Banking House, on TUESDAY, the 4th day *of So
veniber next* at 12 fit. * . , • _
The annual election for Directors will beheld at the
Banhing House, oo MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between the hours ot 30 A. M. and 1 P. K. .
ocl3- niwftl7 ' 8. 0. PALMES, Cashier.
ry==* CUftSOLtBASION BAN,ft—.FillLA
ll*s. DKL.*BIa, October 9,lBfii r
‘ihe Annual Election for DIBEOTOB3 will be held at
the BansiDg House on MOiSDaY, the. 17th day of No
vember next, between the hours of 10 i. Maud 2 P. M.
.; i General Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the same platoon Tuesday, the 4>h day of November; at
12M. [acio-fmwtnll] JOS. N. PEIB3OL, Oashier.
«*==. SOUTHWARK BASK. . .
11ls 7 ' rHH.ADjSi.rHU, October7,lB62,
Xbe ANNUAL ELECTION for DIBKOTO BS willbe
beta at the Banking Honee on MONDAY, the 17th day
of November, beßveen the honra of 10 o’clock A. fll. and
2 P* H»
A General Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
lbs tame place on TUESDAY, the 4th day ot November
next. At 13 o’clock H. " _ _ ~
ocS- wfintno'l7 • E. P. STKEL, Oashler.
«==. GIRARD BANK-BHIDABELPHIA,
October 8,1883. u u
The Annual Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Bouse, on MONDAY, the 17th dayhf Hovem
ber, between the bonis of 10 A. M. and 2 P. . M. .
A General Meeting of the Stoct holders will be held at
the same plate on TUESDAY, too 4th at
12 o’clock M. ff. L. SCHAFFEB,
„ oclO-imw,taol7 Oaahier.
CONSOLIDATION BANK, —PHILA*
DELPHI A, Hoy. 4,1882 —Tee Board of Direc
tors have tliis day declared a Dividend of FOPB PiCB
CENT., clear of TTolted States and'Strte tax, payable on
and after 11th instant.
Bos~wfO:3fc
-**=- S4SS OF PENS TOWNSHIP;
fi g , BHinADEtPiHA, Oct. 11,1803.
‘ An election for thirteen Directors will be held at tho
Banking House, oh MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between 10 o’clock A. M. and 8 o’clook P. M.
The annnal meeting of the Stockholders will be held at ,
* the Banking Honse, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of No-.
Tomber next, at 10 o’clock A. M. „ ~ *
ocl9-mwftal7 JAMES BUSSELL, Cashier.
MB* IHB PHILADELPHIA BAIML-r-
IL§ Phiiaoei-pbu, October 6,1882.
J he annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
tiie Banking Howe on TUESDAY, November 4.180*i at.
O^C^OCk
Tbeannual election for Directors will be held at the .
Banting Haase on MONDAY, November 17, bo
tween the bonrs of 10 A. 51. and 2 P SI.
ocB-wltntnol7 B B. 00MEGY8, Oaghler.
nr==- AT A IHEETING OF THE CITIZENS!
U ? BOUNTY BUND COMMITTEE, held the sixth.
oSy of November, A. D. 1888, the following preamble,
and resolutions were adopted : ...
-. Whereat, This Committee did, la consequence of. tee
draft to take place on the 28th of October, discontinue
the payment of bounties to recruits enlisting after the
27th. and it haying been ascertained that the . quota cf
Philadelphia is fnl 1 , and the draft thereby avoided, ana.
bb this Committee stttl have funds which were subscribed
by the citizens with a view to obtain soldiers to defend
the GoveromeDt of the United States ttp prcwo*
-rebellion: therefore! •" «
Metolvtd, That, until otherwise ordered, thje uom?
mittee will pay a BQOJSTY OB FIF : TX DOLLABSto
each recruit hereafter enlisted and mnjtared into. thq..
service in tbiß oity for the old Philadelphia regiments
now in the field, as formerly, and also. fos tiie regular
army of the United States, when be jolna his regiment,
in such m inner and form, as shall be adopted,, and all re
quisites being complied with, . '
Beiolvtd, That all resolutions, A,e. v iocOMiatent with
the foiegoing, are hereby repealed; Provided this reso-
Intion does not affect the farmer action of this committee
; jn regard.to.the twenty companies of .three-years men
of.this committee will be U united
altogether to the above bounty, and, that all applicants
for additional facilities be so informed. ,
1 M . THOMAS WEB3T«B> Chairman.
Boris Bt-ODGitT, Secretary. „ „„ wriwirs.
Action on the above vnU commence ooWEWtss-
DAY, 12th of November, by whioh time the forma wll
Officers will, apply at . the Disbursing Agen
cy, No. 8 YfILIIKQ’S ALLEY,’ for InstroQtl'Jßl tpVY»,
J. WIEOAKD, Jit , Oaehior.
JOS. S. PEIRSOL, Cashier.
ryr==. NAVAL ORDER-IT BECOMES MY
Lhjy duty to annonnoe to the offiwrs of the Navy and
Marine Oorfs in this city the death of Commodore Q. J.
PEKDEBGK'AST, which occurred at bis residence,
Bonibwest 'corner tf Twelfth and Walnut streets, this
momit'g.
Tbe funeral will take place from thence on MONDAY,
the JOtb inst. at 2 o’clock P. M., at which all Officers of
the Navy and Mailae Corps, on duty hers, are direoted
to attend, and Officers of ifte Army and Navy on the
station are respectfully invited to pay thff appropriate
honors to the • memory of a distinguished officer, who
dkd while in ccmmand of this naval station.
Officers of the Navy will wear undress uniform, span
lets, swords (with crape), and caps
. HENRY ROLANDO,
Commanding Officer.
COMMAHDAHT'S Office, United States Navy Yard,
FbtMelpbia, 7th November, 1862, noB 2t
MILITARY.
11 HEADQUARTERS RESERVE
HBKtOADE, FIRS! DIVISION, P.M—Philadel
filpati, Nov. (i, 1882.
■“ SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 12—1. The First Be.
giment, B. B , has the honor to be selected as the escort
at the funeral of the late Commodore GABREI J. PEN
DKKGBAST.
li. The Begfmeiit will form on the north aide of Wal
nut street, racing soaib, the left resting on Twelfth street,
at 2' o'clock P. if., on MONDAY, the 10th inst.
By order of O- M. B AKIN,
Colonel Third Begiaent, Commanding Brigade.
JOHN E. ADDICKS, A A. A. General. It
ii ARMORY GO. Ey Ist BESH
®:MEN I RBSERYE BIST®&DE—The Company will
llf snsfniMe at the Armory TO:DAY, at 12 M , for PA
BADK, in fatigue nniform, with overcoat and gloves.
By order H. C. KENNEDY, Capt »in.
JAMES M. KBBN, O. S'. It
COISTINIKTAR CAVALRY.
J&mn CAMP METDA'LP, Hnddonaeid, N. J. Bo
'T f W gimenta) Headquarters-403' WALNUE Street
A U who wish' to attach themsel vss to a Cavalry Beglment,
will meet with' no equal'opportunity, as this is the only
Buthorized'Cavkiry Begiinnht' BMng"raise4 in the State.
The line and staff officers are men of character and ex
pi rieuce. JESSBE. PEYTON,
no6-tf _ Colonel Commanding.
RUSH’S LANCERS;—Young
JH9I Men wanted to fill the. ranks of this regiment.
new companies to bS raised immediately.
Principal Bendezkdns No. 800'CHESTNUT Street
oc2l-3w*' ' .. .
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
jgYKE & LANIDE3LL.
E. & L.
FOURTH AND ARCH'.
POPLINS PROM AUCTION.
PURPLE POPLINS,
GREEN. POPLINS, .
BLUES, BROWNS, BLACKS,
MODE MERINOES,
BLUES, PURPLES, BROWNS,
RICH MOIRE ANTIQUES,
PINE SHAWLS,; CLOAKS, Ac.,
4 4 LEONS VELVETS,
WOOLEN SHAWLS,
BROCHA SHAWLS,
GOOD BLANKETS,
VELVET CLOTHS,
/ WELSH FLANNELS,:
CLOAK CLOTHS.
no7-tf
T B. CASBILBEEBY, 45 NOBTH
?/ • KIOHIH Street, has now opened the largest and
cheaptststock of BBOOHE and BL ANKET SHAWLS
in ibis market: also,
: 20 pairs 6-4 various Bhades fine 880 WN 008U893,
44cents. ' ■. ■ ’
10 pairs 5 4 slightly imperfect BROWN OOBDBGS,
37>(c. ■
5 lotsof MEBINO BOBE3 9X yards, each robeoon
tains all the trimming reutdred. Kichest goods of the
sesßon.
1 case 4-4 French Chineses, 23 cents,
l ease English furniture Chintzes for Comfortables,
12Xc > the old price.
i 300 pairs of ■ Delaines, all the new designs, 24 and 25
cents. us. -
30 pairs Bich FIGUBEO and PLAID GOLOBS, at 25
ceDts. . -
20 pairs 4-4 AII-Wool Plaids, 60 cents, cheap.
3 cases 4-4 Poplin Seps, all the choice shades, 81c, to
*1.26,
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
BLACK. SILKS, just opened, from 90 cents to ®2,
1 lot Dark Blue Plain Silks, at *ll2,
1 lot Mode Silka, Ten heavy, at 9T cents.
PLAIN SILKS FOB EVENING DBBBSES.-
- Pearl, Pink, Cherry, Blue, Magenta, and White. The
above goods 22 inches wide, and extra heavy, at Si 25.
5 lota 4 4 Heavy Figured Bepe. at 50 and 66 cents.
- BOUENISG GOODS DEPAETMESf.
BLACK GEOS GBAINED SILKS, 81.10 to 8162.
Black: Bombsztnea.ljj yards wide, something new.
- - Black and White Neat Figured Wool Delaines, 37%
cents ' ' ’ 1
Bl«ck and White Delaines.
6 A Black Lupin’s Oashmeres, cheap.
Black all-wort Delaines, 37 cents, good quality.
2 yards-wide Black Cashmeres, at 81 cents.
A large lino of Black Alpaca from 25 cants to 81, old
prices
STAPLE GOODS,
Hamilton Bleached Cotton Flannels, wide, 31 %.
A-lsrge stock of all- wodl'White Flannels.
'’'l'casesßlenkets, 12Xi cheap. - '
2CO pairs Gray Biankels, SI 8T jw JHarikot.
WILiLI&MWILLE MCHMN, Wamsncta, Bay Milts,
ToreEdale, Whitney, and all, finest class 4 4 Bleached
Shirting* less than case prices at this time
42-iiicli "Waltham Ktwllnsi cheap. _
MABTIfcI.A AHD BOSSKT VELVETS.
Several lots Black Mantilla Velvets, fiom the late Bales.
32 inch wide from ®4 50 to 7 50
Velvets; choan.'' ' , _ . ,
A line of Figured All Wool French Merinoes, loft from
last Beaaon, e2, ; 75, and oASSELBEBBY’S
Mammoth Pry Goods Bouso,
'Hortk EIGHT® Street, below Arch.
V. S -Alot of imparted WaTBB-PBOOF CLOAK
INGS, by the piece or yard, cheap. Biae& Cloaking
Cloths in great variety.
nolO 2tif
r\NE OABE OF PLAIN POULT DE
V/ 803 E BIIiKS, just received, for sale below the
regular priccts, as the goods wore ordered by us last
spring, at a stipulated price. „, /
Also* 013© cas© of ne&t fignrcd Gro a d’Athens Silks* In
Brown', Mode, Humboldl, and Green figures.
.fancy Silks. to variety of styles.
Heavy Black Corded Silks.
Heavy Colored-Corded Silks.
Black Figured Sfiks, from Auction, chtap. ,
To be opened tbia morning, one case of rick lustre
Black Silks, for sale almost as cheap as they have ever,
been sold. " * BOWIH BAXib & 880.,
j, 0 y) 26 South SBCOtID Street.
TjIASHION ABLE POPLIN 3 AN 0
J 3 BEPB.-JoBt owned,
New Shade Yiolet De Alps.
New Shade Claire Bine.
Hew Shade Fashion Green.
Hew Shade Wine Color.
Brewniandfineßla<*B • , T
FSYUK & liAHDßlilit
FOURTH and ABOB.Streets.
QILKS AND MERINO ES FROM
© Setf York Auctions.
Fashionable Dress Silks. - ,
Moire A ntlenes, very rich.
Fine Purple Herinoes, new shades.
Fine Bine Merinoes. new shades.
Mode-colored French Merinoes.
TETBtfi & DABTDBSDD,
FOUBIH and ABOa Streets.
financial.
LOAN—7> BO BON DS
PBOPCSAiS wirl be received at this Department
Ter five daj r from the’terith instant, and opened oo tbs
sixth day, for Thirteen Miliionß, Font
Twenty Thousand, Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
(813.420,580), being the whole amount of 7 30 Three
Years’ Banda anthoriasd by-law, and remaining undis
posed of. Offers for any Bmount not less than one bond
of Fifty Dollars will he considered, but the Department
will be at liberty to di cline all nroposala not regarded as
advantageous to the Government. : , . . .. ,
Ten per cent, of each amount affaird must be depomted
with an Assistant Treasurer, and will be forfeited in case
of acceptance of proposal and non-payment of the ba
lance, within ten days from date of notice of acceptance.
AH deposits on acconnt of proposals not accepted win be
immediately-returned to the offerers.
-■'Oil receiving deposits, the Assistant Treasurers will,
when any deposit inav be made, issue, dup.ieate certifi
cate!, the orisinal of which he must deliver to the offerer,
by whom it will be sent, with his proposal, to the Secre
tary of the Treasury., v , . , . „
, Bo proposal will be considered m ®
critificate: nor will any proposal be received after twelve
o’cloik of the day fixed for the opening. oHiajs>
...... Secretary of the Treasury.
U. 8. ...
FIVE TWENTIES;
20-YEAR six per gent, bones,
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOYEBH
MENT AFTER WYE YEABS.
■ £ am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT FAR,
Interest will commence from the. DATE OF SUB
SCRIPTION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint,
or any Sub. Treasury or Depository of the United Siatoß,.
on the first days of May and November . of . each year.
At the present rasMiuM os coin, these Bonds yieSft
about EIGHT per cent, per annum.
A fun supply always on hand.
JAY COOKE,
114 SOUTH TH!IRI> St.
Ot>6 If :
MISSES O’BBIA N, 1107
WKiWAXHH'n.BtreeLwiU Open PARTS’ HILLINEBY;
fortoa Winter, on THURSDAY, November 8,1882.
;. noS-lSi* r _ .. -U__
A BARB CHANGE. ift purchase %
superior MAYNABD’3 XSiFLE—two rifle and
ore shot baiiel-fintihed le v complete
itf&ie/ For f ale by PBIIdSG WILSON,* <lO ,
CHESTNU r Street, tfpoitie Custom House.
' uoIO-tf ■■ ■■ ' - .A.. , ’ :
<nHARMaNG, LIFE-LIKE - PIO
TUBES —BEI MEB'd Ivory tT paa are of fine chi.
racier, and impress at a glance wt'.ti their natural, fresh,
worm colotihg.- 6EC<vMhßtro' J t. abovegieep. It*
S9Q Ml AMOUNT TO
WA|a-LOA?;< In gnms of toS&WO on
WorfgapW or, App)y. to ?■ PS?? 1 ?’
YT AWfBT ' i
<:■“ • t|.£ ■■ %
CAS3ELBEBBY.
SUBSCRIPTION AO3SSY,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
ggg~BROAX>WAY^
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER, 1862.
ORVIS, NEWELL, &
SMITH
Invite the attention of the Trade to Shdr large Stock Of
VELVET S
RIBBONS, &c.
n 010.61
COMMISSION HOUSES.
A KMY BTANOABD
' BLUE KEBSEYS, .
CANTON FLANNEL, &c , &c.
rOB BAKE, NET OiSH, BT
C3EO. GUIIGrQv
n 610% ; No. 219 CHURCH Alley.
USAGgT BAGS! BAGS!
JL) 5.600 Androficoggitli 2 bur?, 17 oz., cotton,
I'.i.CCO Ozark, do., do
4.000 Yeoman, do., do.
3:000 Centrerille, do;, do.
2,000 Prlned Albert, do., do. 9
6.000 Hanover, do', do.
3,000 Union, A, flax and cotton.
Gunny and Borlap Bags, kH'aidSs, for sale by
JOHN T. BAIIIBY & DO.,
113'North FHOST Street.
rolO-lmf
0 A RRE T IN GS ,
GIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINGS,
WOLFE & GO.,
COMMISSION HIEOBAHTB,
No. 133 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHI A.
tgr A fall assortment of Philadelphia-made Carpet*
always to Store. ■' •.--■■A; ■ <*>3 3a>
OOTTON .YARN.
SUPERIOR COTTON YARN, No. 10,
tor sale be
FROTHINGHAM &' WELLS.
" ■ ooa-tf
army goods.
DABK-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS JTOB OJTIOEBS.
ABM.T BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
lO.OUNOS DUCK.
DRILLS^'STANDABD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED .SHEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS.
Yor sale by ' ■■
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS;
•ei-iitf
COFFIN, & 004
HO. 330 CHESTNUT STREET,
Me prepared to
CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY
.■■■■■•■■ ov
ARMY
WOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS,
©Y
STANDARD QUALITY.
. . •. en37-»aa
gIiIPLEY, HAZARD, &
HUTCHINSON,
Ho. US OHBSTNUT BTBEET,
COMMISSION MEEOHANTB ■
»o* *K« SAM O*
PinLADELPHIA-MADH 6003)8.
se29-6n> '
DRY-GOODS IMPORTERS.
Q.EO. D. PARRISH;,
313 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offers (or sals
10,000 ARMY BLANKETS,
Five pounds each,
6 feet 8 inches wide, by T feet long.
BBOWN.GRAY AND BLUEGKAY
BLANKETS,
4 Hm 5 lb.. 6 lb., and 7 lb., the pair,
Of various sizes.
LOW PLAID HORSE BLANKETS.
HEAVY OOTTON AND LINEN DBILL3; BLADE
SILESIAS, ALPACAS, In aU qualities, and other
LININGS, adapted to the wants of the Trade.
TERMS CASH.
Also,-Fine, heavy
OFFICERS’ BLANKETS.
12,000 YABD3
11-4. SHEETINGS, FOB HOSPITAL BSE,
And tbe usual assortment of British STAPLE and
GOODS. ■ 0029 mwflm
LADIES’ FURS.
PAN 0 Y PUR S'
JOHN A. STAMBACH,
* IMPOBTEE AND MANUFACTUBES OP
LADIES 1 RANGY PURS,
No. 826 ARCH STREET,
BELOW NINTH.
JUBtcpened, a large and handsome Stock of LADIEIS*
AND GHIBDBBN’a FANCY TUBS, of every descrip
tion and in the newest and moat approved styles, at ihe
lowest Cash Prices. 007-3ta
T AIAIES’ FANCY FURS.
Ju .
JOHN- FAREIRA,
No. 718 -ARCH ST., BELOW EIGHTH,
IMPOBTEE AND MANUFACTURES
LADIES- FANCY FURS.
My assortmeut of Fancy Fws for Ladies and Children
Is now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable during the present 'season.: All add at
the manufacturers’ prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me a call \ 003 - 4inif
JNTERNAL REVENUE LICENSES..
All persons who have applied for
LICENSES
Prior to. tho Ist of NOYEMBEB, in the Second, Third,
-Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eleventh wards, ara-notifie| to
call at once at the
COLLECTOR’S OFFIO®,
No. 304 CHESTNUT STSSSP,
and obtain their Licenses.
JESBER HAE-DINO,. -
no7-3t Collector First District Penna. ;
BIG GUN "
. aEMOVED PROS! ■
482 TQ 415. OHESmUT. STREET,
OPPCBITB.THE CUSTOM HOpSE.
PHILIP WILSON & GO.
Have removed their.. Gups, PistoU, Biflea, Fisnis*
Tai&le, BkaWOricket-av? Bbw Bal > I ®J ,lemante ’ osfie *
Kusfceta and Eanipmenta.to
OC2O Irn 43.5. CHESTNUT BTBBE.T.
T7IYE AND EAR, N®.,
Fi 337 North SSSTHrStrast.— It is with no smaß era-.
tinea tlon' and pleasw'e'jthat I am able to rrferto my la
bors as an ocnHrtAnffaoristr during the past eight moatha
in the city or Nnmerous oafle34)fdeaSaess, _
some of whiclAhave been for yearr standmg. and very
the Eye and Ear, wlajn sight and
heariUK hard, been seriously ob»trncted, or almost en
tirely lost, have been aacceasfaUy treated^-and.ibe pro
fession has, from time to time, been astiuddKdatmym
most BHB®6BB* botb niedics>2y«aiid surgically*
I v ill WBnaEt a‘cnr« in every case wbcre,tbe eargans are
perfeet U formation; sarth X entiest, all these who are
afflicted, to avoid saelendlng unacks,'. who have no oonft
dence Stoeirormabillfy. ' JAHAP-DaWffS, M. D., :
noT, 101*5 OenNet and Anttefe
T?YE AND EAR.—3ROFES3OR 4
Jta ISAACS, OCULIST ASS ASSIST, from Ley.
Holland, hag located Mtaaelf at Noi 611 PINE'
Btreet, wlera persona afflielri with .diseases of the EXE
tmd EAE,‘will be sdentiauaHy treated, and,.cored, 1?
ontable The Professor hse numerous testimonialain Ids
pcsieAlon of bis remarkable; oares which hn has per
formed tbronghont tha Pulled Statea,;from,tite hiabeet;
BohrcesVwbich' he w*s show' to any one" whp, m*7 oill.
ABTIFICIAL EYES, inserted without pain. N. B.—
No charges made for Bjagdnatfen. nci 61#
TjIXE AND EAR. —S&rJAMES
J2i LEWIS, OCTULIBT and AU*IBT, hag again re
tnrned &em & proTeasfonal tonr to jwpe. and perma
nently Iccatai ut No. SB7 North SjXTH- Street
hoßis ftQStg {3 PA- Sl» fSS.Sto4 S«.'®* ’
0Q MEN lOR ONE WOMAN, \>y
Ot/ H. Emllie Ohevolter, only 40 cents. PITCHER'S
Cheap Btohstore, 439 OBB3TBPT Street. It
T>fiOTO*B APHB AT FIFTEEN
JL , CENTS!
We bays now a full assortment of Card Photographs,
comprlt-irg
PORTRAITS OP DISTINGUISHED PERSONAGES,
OOP IBS OP CELEBRATED ENGRAVINGS,
GROUPS, VIEWS, SC., SC.
The superiority <•{ these Photographs, in even ptatnco
lar, is universally acknowledged: every Card is perfect
and lasting.
PRICE—FIFTEEN CENTS EACH,
OB *1.50 PEB DOZEN.
Also, a large assortment of superior Photograph Al
bums, at very low prices.
WM. B. S ADPBRD MABTIEN,
noB-tf • . 608 OHBBTNOT Street.
"OULES FOB SPELLING—Comped
JIV and Arranged by S*fiAHolB J. OOLLIES, Fries,
10 CENTS.
The Eoita here given hatfff been collected from fcfer
writings of standard anthers* and are published in a*
cheap and condensed form, so that any one might avail
himself of the information thrra afforded.
WU. 8. & ALFBKO MARTIAN,
606 oras-rsur street.
The rev. mr. harbau&h’S
works —ifEir EDSrro?r&.
HEAVEN, OB THE BUSTED DEUX lEtll edf.
HEAVENLY RECOGNITION OF EMENDS. 18 edi.
THE HEAVENLY B DME. 10th edition.
THE FUTURE LIE®. icohiding the above three vole.
THITTBTSE GLOBY OF WOMAN. 12mo. K cloth.
UNION WITH THE OHUBOH.
HAKBAUGH’B POEMS- 12mo.
LINDSAY & BLAKISTOS,
Pobliehere and Bookseller?,
noB ' 2B Benih SIXTH Street, above Obsstont
MILITARY AN DU AVAL BOOKS.
XfX MEBICAXj AND SUBGTOAI. BOOKS.
BCIENTIFIO BOSKS OF Atili KISDS:
The subscribers' beep conatoatty on band a large as
sortment of Boelis in every branch of.fceieaoa. They
also receive as published
THK NEW BOOKS OF THE DAT, .
Including bU books of a standcrei character. Books not
on hand procured promptly to order. -
Complete Cataloguer of Medics l Books furnished gratia
upon application, or sent free by mall.
AH Books sold atfow prices.
MKD3AY k BBiKTSTON,
Pnbliabera and'Booksellers,
25 South SIXTH St., above Chestnut.
A EEGTOEE FOB TOUKQ MSN.
Xl_ Jn*t vriVsUsbtnl, price 6 cents, a new edition of the
late Dr ODLTSEW*LL’S OELEBB4.TED liEUtnEE
on the abate of the lieprotlnctivo Powers, Inducing De
bility, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, So. 'lhe radical mßde of treat
ment, without intdicirl?, isfoliy explained, so tafto en-
Bbie ever; one to be hia ownphyßician at the least pos
sible expense.
« A BOON TO THOOBiNDB OF , aUS'B'EEEE3 ”
Bent under seal, in a plain- envelope, to any addrisar,'
post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two postage Btamjis;
Address the publishers, ■ . '
OH. J 0. KHIIS’K & 00.,
IS7 BOWEBT; Now Yotls,
Post Office' Box, 4,686.’
nct-Smlf .
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Importer and Manofactorer of
GENTLEMEN’S
FINE FURNISHING GOODS,
Nos; 1 & 3 N. SIXTH STREET.
FIBSTBTOEE ABOVE MARKET ST.
(FORMERLY J. BURR MOORE’S.)
The well known reputation of this establishment for
selling Fine Goods at Mobksatb Patim will be folly
sustained.
P. B.—The celebrated Im'protbd Patibhs Shirts, bo
justly popular, can be supplied at short notice. »
FLANNEL & CLOTH OVERSHIRTS
IN GREAT VARIETY. ocll-tf
QISQBGKE G-SANT,
MAKTTFAOTUBEB OT AHD DEAIiEB IB
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 6XO GHESTSUT STBBET. . '
•. eelß-Sm
WINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
JO The »Bt)»cri)x>r woul:i Invito attention to ilia : .
IMPEOFED OUT OF BHIisTS,
Which he makes a specialty In his business. Algo, con
stantly receiving
HOYKLTIES FOB GKKTLKMEK’S WEAB.
J. W. SOOTTi
GEHTLEMEN’B FOBNIBHINO STOBB,
JSTo. Sli CHBST&ITT STREET,
jftg.tr t 'ffcrar floors belong tlae QopfcteentaL
refutation.
There is no house "in the United States that
PHILADELPHIA,
has as wide-spread reputation for getting up
Militaet Cmthiho as ROCKHILL & "Wlli-
SON’S, Nos. 608 and: 605 Chestnut-street.
Besides being thoroughly- acquainted with
the business, tutjy- n.ro prompt, to fill all orders
■atWW. *>««,, aM .always Imve a Tracts
STOCK or MttITART GOODS OH HAJfc*.
BeSO-iftf
QROVER & BAKER’S
Particular attention ia called to the tactihst, besides
the Machines making our celebrated stitch, .we manu
facture, in great variety of utf lea, superior
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOOHS?
MILITARY CLOTHING.
SEWING MACHINES.
CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
BUPEBIOB TO AUL OTHEES
FAMILY LOCK-STITCH KACHDSRBS.
The pecnliarlHea of each Btitch wUI. be cheerfully
shown and explained to pnrchaserß, and they hire the
great advantage of being able to select from onr stock
either a Machine making the
GROVER. & BAKER STITCH,
Or one making the
LOCK-STITCH,
The only vetfaable Sewing Machine Stitches in yracticdl
use. ■
PRICES FROM $4O. UPWARDS.
Office 730, Oliestimt. St.
803-tf . . '
rnHl WILLCQX & GIBBS
I ■ ■ JAMU.T ' ' ■ -
: ■ SEWINQ MAOHINSa
have been greatly improved; making ft_ .
' BNTIKSBTNOISELESB, -
and with Self-adjusting Hommeraj ere now ready tor
t6te b? ' FAIRBANKS A KWIHO,
716 CHESTNUT Street
& WILSON.
SEWING MACHINES,
028 GH E S TNUT BTBE E 1\
„ts.Bm I PHfT,*mcX,PWTA
CARPETS AN» OIL CLOTHS.
J7OUR3H • ST. CAREET STO RE..
Ki. 47 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
J. T-. r>ELAQROIX, -
XbtUcs onexamination of Ms stock of l£a
which wiH he fctmd
250; ECS. BRUSSELS CASPETIN@S,
At kss than present coat of importations.
A33oj 2CKJ pieces extra iEmperial, three-ply, tniassSße,
naedlsp*, and low grade Sngraiß) Venetian* Ee2j and
Stair Carpetings at retail, very low for cask. no B 2m
A RCH-BTREBT CARPET WARE-
J|v •■■ ■■:■■ ... fiOOSK. ...
OLDDEN &, RICKNER,
No. 823 ABOH STREET,
TWO BOOBS-R51.0W NINTH BSBSM,
• SOniHSIDB, •
*** es
fOBSIGJ* AND DOM arSfXO
-, ' OARPETINGkS, ; V
•rnbYtuftiK all fcbe IIGV gtvletH vnich too? wre offer? er t*
“ JiOW PBXOJCB
808 O&SBL
«b27-2d>
ncHS3S-rBRStiSHIJSI® GOODS.
DBAW U? HOTJSE-ISBrNISHma SOQSS,
No., I<D2O Olk.estpnTi-t Siyeet,
Ag«tfcr lie sale or HAW,; MOBS®, & BOYBEIPS
PATENT BUii'-ADJUSTING
-OLOTHSS - WRll^<3r^Eß,
Seized to be tha-beai CLO'EHEa-'KBIHSBB
; It wffl wring tb* Qoilt, HmA
tiflictier drier joßaibly be (fciw kyband, in voi#
■ B, lj? 1 difitonnt will b*>made to dealers.
DoSSm,. . -.- .• • •
CHINA AMT Q.TOEKNSW ARK-
TXXY£> & STBQUD,
K 0 33 HOBTH TOITBTH STBSST,
TTave now oeea aaarse new sto* ot. i
CBINaTgLASS, AND QUESNSWAEE.
■ oc23’Xm •■ - •"' •■■ '■■■• • ■.••■•••■:.
TAMAICA-RUMv—is P»nplie6ng just
fJ ‘an4 for Mltjp fn biind/by 4 4
CHABLBB S. OiUSTAIBV
120 TTiLHOT «. wdS|QBUljrK«.
amusements.
'll AES. JOHN DREW’S AROH
-IYJL STREET THEATRE.
Business Agent and Treasurer..,...JOS. D. MURPHY.
THIRD WEEK OF J. S. CLARKE. q
OL ABKE TO-NIGHT AS BEETLE and CHRISTO
PHER OOC&LES
MONDAY A ND TUESDAY EVENING,
BABES IN THE WOODS.
Jeremiah Beetle. J.‘B Clarke.
Lady Blende Bushian Mrs. John Drew.
To conclude with the thrilling Drama of
INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS;
, , Or, The Merchant’s Clerk
Christopher Cockles..... J. 8. Clark*.
Betty Briggs ~Mra. C. Henris.
Poors open at 6% —To commence at 7lf o’olook.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.—
Bole Lessee Mrs. M. A. GABBBTTBOII.
Business Agent. ..Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
SECOND WEIK of Mr- and Mrs E. L.DAVENPORT.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, Nov.TO,
Will be presented, Etat timo in this city, the new Dra
ma from the French, entitled
THE BLACK DOCTOR.
Fabian Mr. E.L. Pi von port.
Pauline de la Reynerie Mra. B. L, Davenport,
To conduce with the latteluMe Farce of
MY YOUNG WIFE AND MY OLD UMBRELLA.
Doors open at dj(—PeHormanoe commences at 7,
CONCERT HiLli
\J LKOTCBR BOOM.
MONDAY, srt)V. IT. WILD EE-OPEN,
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS'
SOOTH SEA
WHALING VOYAGE.
nolo crt
A BEL & CO.’S BTERKOPTIOON—
II BXfl HBltflNG Af THE ASSEMBLY BUH.O
-ISGS, TEfcTH and CHESTNUT Sueeti,
EVBEY EVENING" THIS WEES.
Admission S!6 cents. .Commence at 8 o’clock.
MATINEE on SATURDAY, at 3 o’clock. nol»-tf-
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE NINE AETB, • V
I<»6 OHBBTNHT STREET,
la open dally (Sundays exfcepted) froirv & A. ML COS i
P. M. Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Shares of Stock, 830. ij9
PHOTOGRAPHS.
WAB : FBlol3—Attention ad-
W mirera of fine paintinar. Secure jonrseir g<*£
Portraits at war prices. BEIrEB St’S life aise* Phcle
graphs in oil colors. SB -02 SD St , above Green- H*
A' SENSIBLE dONOLtrSIOS—
-XTjL “When yon have made np yonrmind to get Ocloredl
Photographs of BBIHBB. Their meritu_ rawt ofttfsfF
the most critical. Si. &EOOSD St., lt*£
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES
W BKOTHERHEAD’S CIBCU
• LATINS LlBEAfcY— Aaths flEW'Eogllah
and American Books, including ALL OLASSE 1 of Lite
rature. This is the ONLY Libj?£r?in the country that
includes ail theNEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not
BEPBINTED here.
Terms go peryear ; Bii months *3 ; three mouths SLBOf
one month 16 cents, or 3 cents per day. SIS South'
EIGHTH Btroet. . 1 sefe3m
English and frenca family
CIRCULATING LIBRARY AH® CABINET BE
LECTURE, 1323 CHESTHUT STREET-
Subscriptions per year, month, and day.
General catalogue just puMlshcd, fnraiahed profit.
:In Press, Catalogue of the Young Ladies’ French Li-
brary. '
« Catalogue it la Biblidthique du Barnet et ietßt
noiielles.” M. M. MOSTAOHESI, Agent,
ae6-4m j 1523 OH SSTITuT Street.
-WANTS.
VAr ANTED—In a commercial' house
Y * in New York, a middle-aged person as BOOK*
KEEPER. Must be’thorougbiy awnaioted with foreign
commtseion accounts, must read and writs the Spanish
language,'and be familiar with business usages and
foreign currencies.' Applicants will state when and ia
what kinds of business they have been employed daring
the la, t dye years. A liberal salary will te paid, and to
save time, no application will be considered .unless ac
companied with first-class testimonials and references.
Address “ Import St Export,” office Journal of Com
merce, New York. nolO St
BOARDING.
TDJRST-CLASS BOARDING—Wi&
X. single and communicating rooms—at 24LTXOCJUSX?
femet. noB
FOR SAFE AND TO FET.
KBBSEYS, &o.
Complete Machinery for foiling and 1 finishing
Blankets, Kefßojs, &c For Bate cheap,
Address Box Ho. 1062 P. 0
FOE SALE JOE TO LET—A
BMfpleodid iargs Stone COTTAGE, near OETB iTNUT
HILL at a Station on the Railroad, with eight acres of
ground, beautifully situated. Farm-house, Carriage
bouee. Stable, &c. Everything most substantial and.
complete. Teims very tasy. B. F. GLEN S',
rrfi-tf 123 South FOURTH
■m TO LET—A COMMODIOUS
BM. DWELLING, No. 182 North FBONT Street. Bent
moderate. Apply to WETHEEILI* & BBO„
47 and 49 Borth SEOOiSD Street.
gg JOE SALE OE TO LET—Four
B™. HOUSES, on the west side of BROAD Street, below
Columbia avenue, Apply at the southwest corner of
NINTH endSANSOH Streets. ■ mh33-tf
m FOE SALE-A splendid, large
a«H.Ohostnut Hill COTTAGE, with every possible con*
venience, and eight acres of ground, carriage house, Sc.,
complete. On very’easy terms: ‘ B. F GLENN,
otlB No, 123 South FOURTH Street
m TO'EENT-A THBEE-STOBY
ffit- BRIOK DWELLING, on B S.OE Street, one door
above Twelfth, north side Bent low to a good tenant.
Apply to , _ - WETHEBILL & BBOTHSB,
iel2 47 and. 49 North SECOND Street.
ggj| FOE BAL E—A goodT Jersey
3EfABM- : OF NINETY ACBES, on the Bsncocag,
half mile from Delanooi, twelve miles from Oamden.
Twenty acres excellent Meadow, a great abundance of
Fruit, good Buildings, &0., or will Exohange for good
City Property. B. F. GLENN,
■ ~yis _ No. 123 South FOURTH Street.
JkIey^JSALE— CHESTER VAL
in a high state oDvn.acres, 12 fine timber, the baisnea
railroad station, 16 yuuate half a mile trust
provementfl; handsemely Jint. class ita-
Also.V number ef FABM3 ; fi ne fruits, Ac.
counties. 'ireaad Oheeter
Applv to E.
• 0c25-tf No 309 WALNUT
-a". FOB? SALS—B SAUTIF OL
55 acres, 2# -miles from Bristol, orßha
mon? etation, 20 miles trom the city, with floe improve
Also, a large ntraiber of FBTJIX IfABHS, la the States
of Peiaware Mid Maryland. .
- Also, a rjomber to exchange in the adjoining oottrmee,
Hew Jersey, &c.
- Apply to
0c25-lf
PERSONAE
Mustek and pay rolls, and,
Gorcrczm-nt claims of aii kinds cashed or col
lected. at reasonable rates by J'Altl SIS FU Li T ON" . 434 .
WAtiKtTT Sireat. Philadelphia. n° B -tf
PENSIONS.— §100 Bounty and Pay
prconred and collected for soldiers, sailors, and fi»
relatives of each as are deceased, at reasonable and eat®-
factory rates. Claims
Solicitor for Claimants,
424 -WM/Ntrr Sheet, Philadelphia.
Particular attention given to wcttes lirins at e, dis
tance, : ■■ -v V'■ ~ -oalfttf.
Lost and found. ,
LOST —A Certificate for 18 share? m
the Capital Stock of the Hazleton Coal Company;,
in the name of T. Frank Welter, dated March 38, 1883,
K given tbaj application has been mad*
to the Company for a^renewrtof^dcwUßcs^^
Pern Haven, September, 1862. 8e22-m3m*
T OST—A Certifeate for, 15 shares m
Xittie Capital Stock of tbs Bearer Meadow.Siltart
and Soal Company, in tbs-name of F. Frank Waster,
dated April 22, 1 1862, No. &653 ■ _ , ,
. Notice is hereby gtvon that application has been mada
to the Company for a renewslof W&TiTßß.
Penn Haven. September, 1888 e«22- m3ra*
Mm
FENNBYLYANIA RAILROAD 00.
yHIkADEMHIA, KoT. fi, 1892.
SPKOIAX/ N-GTICp.
By order of WM. B. THOM.AB, Collector cf the Port
of Philadelphia, and B. BEBP JTpiß, Bt
acomes necessary for BBIPPBBB OP SMESff ™>H
THIS CITY'fo any point within the
33 ATE .OEiMAETL tetjh c
or to poiats Booth of the parallel of-eettysbnr*, In
Adams orvJraDklinconnties, Pennsylvania,!*) obtain a
PEBIGS* from W. B. Sfcdmaa, Collective? the Port.
SbisP*M will please be particular to. attend to Uda
notica before sending Goods to this as they can
only.he for warded ley complying wi th this role.
8. B. KINGSTON, Ja.,
.JT), FOB NEmYOKK-TEOB
l l S^r SWIPTWaa
MHES-YIA BEBAWABE
Steamers of the abovePtoea.wiil leave DAinr, mu
6 ** wUI ha taken on sooommpdßtta*
For freight, which wll^M ; a|en ßAißD *.
a ‘ y 133 eSapaPAWABB t»mm.
'WoJkJiii[sBf "XOlUSi
via Beware at
B&Htso 0ftO&l« ■; _ ya»V 1 yvmm Bi§&ffibbftk
•'*#■'*** «“> foEovifcig.day.
80. I*.3Cua>ai WHABV3B, ffilaMl*!t.
JAMBS SABI?; Agent,
anl-tf Bjpjjg, Sew Yo*
tTHSf BBBENO^OGIOAL QA,
BIHfflS AHa SOOBI S2OBE? ta.opem day anA
;eveniss Jonfee' sale of books bn Phrenology, PpP*
and Phonography,
nt logical Ordaa hy mail shomd beaa.
dressed to.,
0c22 rpwsala' ‘ QMCrBEgTBg'f Street. W» L
KJKfi QIDE3 A®) WINE YESSSAB.
(sKSl|f T GISESEBj JOTSTASP SEEDS,
• gJPICES, &>•) s®«
Ml the revd&i* lw Pre»er7ta* «nfl Hoilln* Pan***.
Alj O EGBERTS.
m Time sßooggEM,
-«asnp B£!7®?S »® TIHI
ocSl-UtW
HS. PETTIT,
No. 309 WALNOT Street,
FREIGHT STA
TION,
- lEOTSBIT AGENT.