T Y ITEMS.
■ ifophius at Concert Hall I.ast
IIUF Evening.
n jj,g the opening lecture of the oonree an
t"*. 5 ' b# delivered in this city In aid of the Ohnroh
..hi,,,, was delivered at Concert Hall by the
si ßl ' n! v John Henry Hopkins, DD„ Bishop of Ver-
Jttt bt u, ’subject being "Astrology, Dlv nation, and
fflof*' w h The audience wa* complimentary in
reapMtdble In numbers, the hall having bean
h# jf ailed, the leotureitself, without being
kobie lor oiiher brilliancy of etyie or profundity of
,o>< \t tvas #n able, well-condensed, and not untate
thooa ( j lßCl , ss ion ofeeme very old topics, with some
«d bite at Iheir modern reappearance, and was
* .ifto wilh elient attention to lie close, 1 when there
uflineo" of applawe.
.'*»**;. b( d been, he eaid in opening, in all ages of the
uhe desire to know the future. This was ah inevi
*o,i“ uwW terietio of hnmanity. And if we were de
fJ,,e 0 f t j,is, a great stimulus of our nature would be
J ,i7 “ o j. Futurity of some sort was a neoessary
wt ’ n f V the contemplation of mortality. Supereti
-9”IV lad. therefore, the greatest amount and variety of
<,l? fi«s tor He exercise. f
i lasting n» hie enhject textually, he meant to ad*
« li.pwelf first to ihe popular superstitions, the orl
„f which' he said, wore traceable to heathenism
m belief in d«w»«* had been the source of maoifold
/mij 0 f gv.poiß.iUon. Hot that demons.did not exist;
"“pints Whgbt «» that ‘hey did.
According to Plato, demons were Intermediate bsiogs
, ,„ w u the pods and mortals, endoonstitnted the means
S J tatetsttitee between the two. Hor was this philosophy
d ogoHitr original with the Greeks. The Egyptians had
ft, in substance, centuries before,
dbe most extraordinary and oldest of the more promt- ■
t tuporstitions was judicial astrology, This the
taptror Tiberius banished from Borne, bat that sot of
tofsrfal displeasure.had had liltte effestia suppressing
«il, popular suporsllticn. Some of the particulars of the -
jdrologero' system were next given by the leoturor. The
pgitf in this marvellous delusion had been almost nni
rtrst| netll the seventeenth century; nor had it yet en
dlmppfured, notwithstanding ihe boasted intelli
kwo of out age and nation. : '
So nation had yet been discovered whioh had not ori*
jtsllp BomiQform of divination. The croaking of the
|S , t o, the C'awiog of tho crow, ihe flight of the vulture
( .j ihe eagle, tho snddin appearance of an animal In
, #a no»eai place, the upsetting of eatt upon tho table,
J# l s hnudrtd o'ther things, had bean, and were, by the
Ifoorasi. still held as ominous, dud the same was true,
incoming Ihe lucky and unlucky days, of the Barnaul,
lbs works of magicians were also of ancient origin,
[n the court of Pharaoh they had performed fictitious
jiimlM, and *n the days of Daniel, that prophet had
bfeseeeigefd the headship of thisdate by the JKIog of
jshslmi, though it had, of course, not been voluntarily
Scorned bp that God-fearing man.
generate, enchanters, and magicians had in turn held
tbitr prominent places in tho history of tho raoe. The
lover vulgar side of magic was wltohoraft, fitted only
10, minds of base or degraded associations, y|t all'
r,,Ni» bad borne witness to the truth of wltohcraftuntll
*,«'»«» *<l7BB. . XV
the pest feature discussed was Necromancy, a word
ahnttjta! the divination of the future by-thsittonlng the
dstd. In Ihu connection the lecturer read'passages of
grrfptors la order to show God’s fearful condemnation
dies sji those who lend themselves to these abominablo
practices, whether in ancient times or in our own day,
js tho form of tappings, table-turning, and holding ooa
„ras with the departed
All who espoused these agencies denied the authority
ud divinity of Revelation, und assumed to bo above the
Jllils in their wisdom and philosophy. What had been
jnlgoated as Necromancy in the past was spiritualism
t-.jif, and the dark countenances ascribed to those who
virs addicted to such agencies in the past were not less
, f ps:mt upon ihe faces of their modern followers. In
$ times, they had never numbered among !hm a
benefactor to the race, and there were no better indi-.
tsSoss Among their successors of to-day. -
1U contrast between the mode in whioh God had re
vsa'edhis will to men, and the ridiculous arts which the
diauii’Perehlppurs now employ to obtain wisdom from
Jnriiii'ls sources, was graphically and strikingly pre
sented. That there was reality tn those modem exhibi
ts bn did not doubt. But the spirits which answered
vers sot the souls of departed mortals, but demons, such
sms represented in the Scriptures of Truth as going up
»jj down tn the earth. The latter could, of course,
fimitahm themselves with the history and secrets ot
tollies, end it was quite easy and natural for these lying
agents to assume human names for the purpose of more
iMcenfulty carrying out the delusi n. It was possible,
lbs lecturer said, that God suffered this delusion, in order
I, bring the Ghnroh back more closely, to the troth, by
shew I tig io it, practically, the iniquity of departing from
II; lot it was wed to have no fellowship whatever with
this wlckedrese In any of its forms.
Popowr New Card Photographs ,by
OcmiiKji.—Hr. F, Guteknust, Noh 704 and 703 Aroh
sUte'., itora Esvenib, has just added to Ms elegant 00l-
Itcllm, o! pictures of dlatlngnlahc! persons, taken In nig
iuo»! sicfileet style, from life, earls* de visits of Gen,
Gm»e It. Mc"te!lan, and of bia wife; alas, a striking
piettnetf BobertDale Owen. We wonld also stats that
Mr. Octet Host’s “imperial” sine Pbotogrophs, both
phis aid finished, in all the various Bty.'ea of the art,
lie tiia'.rpasud in the world. , ,
Mrssns, Charles Oakford ’& Son, Nos.
-d ri-d SIB Chestnut street, under the Continental
Betel, have tow' ready the moat splendid stook of Sadies’
Fancy Fore, Hats and Caps for Gentlemen and konth,
v.; Grutlemen’B Furnishing Goods in every variety,
that the; have ever offered. Their fish Furs are attract;
ir 3 much attention, and tbelr prices are onejinmonly
tar for tbs elegant class of goods they "offer. •
Good Old Sherry Wine for Medicinal
I m..;s .-Mr. 0. H. Maltson, dialer in line family
#-.tries, Arch and Tenth streets, has now in stock a
tiro ard delicious article of pare old gharry Wine, ex
piesd) adapted (or medicinal purposes, and imported by
him with that view. Its genuineness may be relied
open.
F;t;r Military Furnishing Goods fqr
OiS.-erj iu the Army and Navy can be found in superior
st ir snd In profute vsriety at the store of Charles Oak-
Isrt i Bon, under the Continental Hotel.
■fCuutE to Buy Your Winter Clothing.—
Pe.-*.: Kao ere now about supplying themselves with
Win; slater apparel will find it greatly to their'advan
‘i .'oril! at the splendid store of Messrs. 0 Somers &
'. .' <125 Chestnut street, under Jayne’s Hall, Their
' -I eaiy made Olothlngia tresh, new, fashionable,
- . .<1.3 in the best manner, whilst their stock -of
* Carsimeres, Vestings, Ae., in the piece to seieot
• one of tho largest and best-assorted in the
i,:-; Presenting this deuble advantage, and the
>:fii:;cal one of very moderate prices, we cheerfully
: 3 mend this holme to the fullest confidence of the
fdiil- " \
Nir.HTHARES OF THE OftNAJtESTAL. —The
toaioa Kzaniner Is 6tvere on fashionable head dreisea,
ntuaikii g that “ wo still disgrace our heads by carrying
blsck cbinmey pots upon them ; the hat remains a hard
itoiity, while Indies’ bonnets have ceased to bo at all use
fd as hiaf.csToringß, and exist only as mtshapon,
aach. bed;, ened mUliners* nightmares of the ornamental.”
Th«s remarks are not applicable to masculine toggery;
enry mau msy dross elegantly, beeomiogly, and oom
loitaUy, by procuring bis garments at the Brown Btone
Clothing Hall of lisckhW & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605
Ctojtnot streit, above Sixth. :
" Bkoadust at the Base.”—A writer says:
,l tonßg mao, one of the flrot things you ought to consider
b, how to build up a character. Aiiow us to toil yon one
•act about it, which we have learned from observation.
« most bp built like a pyramid, to be firm and lasting,
at tbs base. Get a reputation from early boyhood
’* ilr,! hi honesty, industry, obedience to pareots
AA Isatbers, and, for piety. By- and-by your
7‘Wctir will be as firm as a pytamid; a host of oalum
™tws toold not overthrow it.” The writer might have
to the virtues above ennarrated economy and
Is drees; the latter can be aooorapiisbed by pur
r tHsit, )6Uf clothing at' Charles Stokes’ “ One-price’!
under the Continental.
iosb Lyons. —Wa learn from excellent au-
Mli mat Lord Lyons returns to Washington without
9y (Mtrnotlons Iron his Government in reference to the
this ought to stop all further spsouUtion on the
Bo eaj s a reliable Haw York paper. Ho
,s 't'l have been instructed to repair at once to the
i»ai!sl clothing honse of Granvile Blokes, No, 609
street,, Philadelphia—where the finest fall and
•liter gaimeuis, at lower prices than any other esiab-
In the country, can be purohaa id.
special notices.
Tbs Appabition.
8V THU BAUD OF TOWER niLL.
.Vt Ilia witching hour of night,
Smig in bed lay Moses White,
When R epeotral form appeared
WtiU a venerable baud ;
Slowing lobes of white ho wore,
Which descended to the floor.
Moca cried, “ There’s no mistake,
That must be my uncle -Jake!
Though the papers certified
That in Illinois he dleH.
Bjeak,illusion! what’s jour pleasure ?
ban you tell of burled treasure?
Is «if ptosont situation
Thai were welcome Information.
If tMe wait assassinated,
Bel the tenth be plainly stated,
Ao4 I’ll make a contribution
To aislat the prosecution.”
Then the spirit answered plainly,
11 Vonperpiex yourself most vainly i
Sor, If saber truth be told,
I wee killed by a bad oold,
Which I took by thinly dressing.
Oeinet that destiny distressing,
hloies, I have come to warn you j
Bh-4Bt Bennett’s folks adorn yon,
Is warm clothing, extra nice,
Sunished at the lowest price. ,
W this counsel jon decline,
U B° ln your fate may be like mine,”
%,. n l Cg oo*Quailed faoiUtloe for manufacturing, al
*!}(, ] nr ,ra large and rapid beyond all former
,) 'i t T°’ w " are snabled to rep'euieh our stock from
“ #v i “ud offer the largest and hut assortment of
Uothing in Philadelphia.
Uj, rj tM,a ®ud pocket can be suited, in Garments
Oiv j ° <lle bp> f and most fsshionsbls manner, from
aivs. Wtc ’ m Ecd early in the lesion, before the great
h 8111 1" loea The advantages thus secured, added
V* J 1 | l ( ' , 'y p 4 from buying and selling far Oath only ,
Xm/L*I,Bt 1 ,Bt fo all. Tower Hall, (No 618 M4.BKBC
' ”*delphla. BBNSBrT * CO.
B—T.
'-IB6O—X.
tb w ®“^ KE ’8 fLAWATHW BITTJSEB,
tu, ‘ and Invigorate.
tBal ® & h6a *toy appetite,
Th„ *** 611 »nU4ote to change or water and diet.
Tw ««»ts Of dissipation and late hoort.
i th» ' n?lhe,n *bo system and enliven the
Tw ' rcvo Qt miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
3W breath and acidity of the stomach.
Tw Qt ® dyspepsia and Constipation.
ttre Diarrhoea, and Cholera Bforbu#,
TW Diver Complaint and Herrons Headache.
th6bart BITTUBS to toe world. They
***** »Mto ett *" mMl *tooag| and are exhausted nature’!
too 0[l)e ,7 t ”' They are made of :pnre Bt Orel* Bum,
***** Wth th °®*** sja Bark, rooto, and herbs, and are
Ms » «„“** b*oaenre of a beverage, without regard to
tot Mtooni <>t 4a,r *'' Bartionlarly reoommended’to deli
’’“tolling a gentle stimulant, Sold by all
ft 00 -, a® nSr*’ Hotel,l > “X Saloons. P; H. DB&KX
1 .*34 dm
Jayne's Hair Tonic.
This invaluable and standard preparation
Cleanses the Scalp from Scurf.
JAYNE’S HAIB TONIO
Cleanses the Scalp from Dandruff.
JAYNE’S HAIB TONIO
Cures Eruptive Diseases of the Scalp.
JAYNE'S HAIB TONIO
>. Excites the Scrip to healthy action.
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Prevents the hair from falling off.
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Prevents premature Graynesa.
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Prevents premature Baldness.
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Prevents the formation of Bald Spots.
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Causes the Growth of new Hsir.
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Reclothes Bald Heads with new Hair.
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Cleanses tho Hair from all Impurities.
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Will render the use of a wlgunnaoemary.
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Will reproduce Hair lost In slcknesß.
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Keeps the Hair moist end he ends from splitting.
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As a BeautiSer is unsurpassed,
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JAYNE'S HAIB TONIO
Gives the Hair a rich and gloss? appearance*
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Will promote the Growth of Whiskers.
JAYNE'S .HAIB TONIC
Vf ill Quloben’the development of Moustache
JAYNE'S HAIB TONIO -S^.
As a dressing for the Hair is nnexoslted,
JAYNE’S HAIB TONIO
Bhouid be on the Toilet Table of every Lady. * ,
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIO
Should be on the Toils!Table of every Gentleman.
s' ■ ■
- .’JAYNE’S HAIB TONIO
Is delightfully perfumed,
And will please the most faatidtons,'as its continued
nse has a much more healthful influence on the scalp and
hair than any other preparation now before the publlo.
Prepared and sold at JAYNE’S,- 212 CHESTNUT
great triumph!—
ITSv fi BOHOMACKBB ft CO. have made a neat and
grand discovery In the mannfaoture of the Plano Forte,
By a peculiar construction of the scale and bridge on the
sounding board, they aro enabled t> giro nearly double
Hie ordinary length of ike string,from-the bridge-to
where the hammer strikes the string, which produces most
extraordinary effects. The power is greatly increased,
and the ftamony produced la trulpWa»i<lM/«Z, giving aia ;
entire neihjquality of tone, which is ■■deep, rich, tweet,
and melodious, with a singing peculiarity, to pach note,
unlike to any J?iamo ever manufactured heretofore.
The mmic-ioving public are respectfully Invited to cal!
at our WareroouA, No. 1021 CHESTNUT Street, whore
they can examine this great improvement in the Piano
Forte. SOHOMAOKEB ft Oo„
nol3-lm 1021 OHE3TNUT Street.
GBOvnit '& Bakek’b No. 9 Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE, for manufacturing purposes, is
tho BEST machine in the market, and is sold for FOB,TV
DOLLARS. No machine ever introduced in this city
has sold bo rapidly or given gnoh universal satisfaction.
Do not fail to call and examine it before purchasing else
where. Office, 780 CHESTNUT street, no3-tf
Batchelor’s Haib Dyb !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOS’B celebrated Hair Dye
prodnoes a color not’to ba distinguished from nature;
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes,and invigorates the Hair for
life. GBAY, BED, or s RUBTY HATE instantly tarns a
Splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and bean
iifnl. Sold by all Druggists, So.
VST The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHB
LOB, m the four tides of each box.
FAOTOBY No. 81 BABOLAY ; Street,
.(Laic 233 Broadway and 18 Bond street,)
mrfS-ly Hew York.
Upham’s Hak Bye, 88 cents a box.
—Three boxes for *1; the best in use. Try It. Bold
only at UPHAM’S, 408 CHESTNUT St. 5627-3m*
MARRIED
GAN6EYOOBT—LOOMIS.—On Monday, November
10, at Governor’s Island, New York harbor, by Bev. Dr|.
J. Scndder, James Gausevoort and Miss K. Ogden, dangh*
ter of Colonel G Loomis, United Stales army. '
- OBAIG—LEISEBT.—November Ilth, at Bt. Jamas’
Obnrcb, Bristol, Pa., by the Bev. Dr. Spear, Joseph B
Craig, of Philadelphia, to Emma C. Leibert, of the for
mer place. *
GEAHAM—HOWARD,—At Harlem, near New York,
on Satutday, Nov. 15, by the Bev. Mr Draper, Captain
Newell Graham (U. S N.) to Miss Jane Howard, daugh
ter of Captain George Howard (U. 3. N.) and Mrs. Mary
Howard. : #
FARR—WATTSON—On the 18th instant,' by Bev.
Pbillijs Brooks, Join Farr to.Fanuy, daughter of Thos.
B. W aiteoc, all of this city. #
LAYMAN—MILLHAM.—On' the 16th instant, by
Bev, John Thompson, Mr. Charles A. Layman to Mias
MoryE Millhem, both of Philadelphia. #
SWAIN—BOETHBLL—On the 16th instant, by Bov.
A. Atwood, Mr. Nicholas T. Swain, of Cape Island, New
Jersey, to Miss Emma EoetheU, of Tnokaboe, Near
Jeiavy, . #
DIED.
SULLIVAN—Suddenly, on . Tuesday morning, at
Ex-ter, ti. H., the Hor. John nnllivan. For a number
of years he bad been Attorney General of the State, and
was atone time Jndge.of Probate, Judge Bullivan was
a line rl dei Cendant ot Gen. Snllivan, of Revolutionary
memory, and hia father, like himself, was a celebrated
advocate. . ■ . •
BUNKER.—On the 17th instant, of peritonitis, Sarah
A., wife of Bev. William T Bunker.
The relatives and Jrlends are respectfully invited
to atlond the funeral, on Thursday, 20ih instant, without
further notice.
The funeral will arrive at, the Hestonvtlle depot at 12
o’clock. To proceed to Bloekley Baptist Church. #*
CHAMBERS— On the morning of the 17th instant,
Annie E., wife of Jamee 8. Chambers, aged 22 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of her bn,band,
2016 Green street, on Thursday, the 20th ; inslant, at 2
o’clock P. M. To proceed to Laurel Hill. ##
* ROGEBS. —On the 16th instant, at his late residence,
hear Burlington, New Jersey, Charles H. Sogers, in the
83d year of his ago. ;
The relatives and friends of tha family are invited to
attend the funeral, from his father’s residence, No.
2317 Green street, ibis (Wednesday; afternoon, at 12
o’clock. *
RICHARDS.—On Second-day, 17th insiant, Mary
Blchards, In tha 78th year of her age.
Btr relattves and friends are invited to her funeral,
from the residence of her sister, Lydia Shipley, No. 238
South- Tenth street, this (Fourth day) afternoon, 19th
instant, at 2 o’clock, without farther notice. Interment
to be In Friends’Western ground *
DAVIS —On the 15 th instant, Barnaul Davis, in the
86th year of his age.
The friends and relatives of the family are invited to
attend bis funerdl. from bis late residence, No. ITOB
Vesey street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, the 19th inst,,
at 2 o’clock. To proceed to Olive Cemetery.
Dear wife, weep not for mo,
I am not dead, but sleeping here.
Renumber death, for dio yon most,
And with yonr'hnsbaed sleep in dust. *
81-aok all-wool velour
BEPS.—Just opened, a full assortment of—
Black All-wool Velonr fieps
Do. do. Empress Cloths.
Do. do. Ottoman Poplins.
Do. do.- Rpinglineg.
Do. do. Cashmeres.
Do. do. Moriuoes.
Do. do. Tamises.
Do. do Mosseitne. Dciatnes.
BESSON & 80S. Monrning Stora,
nolS-tf No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
Eyre & landell,
FOUBTH and ABOH STBEETB.
OPENING FOB FALL BABES:
Magnificent Silks.
Magnificent Shawls,
Magnlfioent Poplins.
Good Black Silks. .
Nlchest Printed Goods.
Good Stock of Staples., v , Be*)-tf
>w» TIDE PDBMC SCHOOLS OI THE
Iks NINTH SECTION, by antbority of theBOABD
OP DIEKCTOBB, will hold a FAIE for the benefit of
the SOLDIEBB’ LIBBAHY AND SHADING-BOOH,
at CONGEST HALL, CHESTNUT Street, above
Twelfth, from WEDNESDAY, Nov. 28, to December 2,
inclusive. Single Tickets, 10 cents; Season Tickets, 26
cents, A Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Haste each
evening. ao!9-7t#
ryc=» MRS. C, H. MATTSON ACKNOW
ik3 LEDGES the receipt of a box of Hospital Stores
from tbe Ladies of Port Carbon, containing 20 flannel
Shiite, 18 pair of Canton flannel drawers, 4 wrappers,
10 lawn handkerchiefs, 1 pair ?f slippers, 1 old sheet, 3
rolls of tmoliu, 1 handle of bandages, 1 package of lint,
1 bag or whortleberries, 1 paper of oem starob, Ido of
sugar, 2 cakes of soap, and 2 pairs of woolen hose. It*
nr==. THE EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF
lLj? the Young Men’s Christian Association of Phila
delphia wilt be held at OOSOEBT HALL. Chestnut st.,
above Twelfth, on THUBBD AY EVENING next, (20th
hist.), at 1% o’clock. The Bev. lanlel 0. Eddy, D. D.,
pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist Ohnrob, of this city;
Bev. Joseph T. Buryea, of New York, and others, are
expeoted to deliver addresses. Among other interesting
features of this occasion will be the retiring address of
the President, Geo H, Stuart, Btq, and tbe inauguration
of George Cookman, Esa , President elect for the ensuing
year. Tiokeis may be had, without charge, at the rooms
of the Association, Nos 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT St.,
on and after MONDAY, the 17th fast. no!7-4t*
ryrs=» NOTICE.—CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
LL3 PniLiDßi.vmA, November 4,1802 —The following
Resolution waa this day adopted .by the Board of Direc
tors and ordeied to be published:
Resolved, That the unsold portion of the Stock of this
Bank he offered to the present Stockholders at par, each
Stockholder to have the privilege ot taking a-?pro rata
share, according to a scale adopted by the Board, pro
vided subscription and payment be made before the first
day of January, 1868.
nolHjal . . J. W. TORBEY, Cashier,
«=» OFFICE OF DELAWARE MUTUAL
[HT SAFETY INSUBANOB COMPANY, Phila-
DSIPHiA/NoTeinber 12,1862. _ .
The Board of Directors have this day declared a eaah
dividend of TEN PEB OEHT. on the Capital Stook,
and BIX PEB OBNT. interest on the Scrip, of the Com
pany, payable on and after the first December proximo.
they have also declared a Scrip dividend of FORTY
PEB CENT, on tbe Earned Premiums for the year end
ing October 31, 1862. (Mrtifioates for which will be la
sned to the parties entitled to the same on and after the
first December proximo—the Company assuming the
payment of all Taxes on the above Dividends.
Tbs Board of Directors haT6 ordered, also, that the re-.
maining outstanding Scrip of the Company of the issues of
>.the, years prior, to .1868 be. redeemed in cash on and after
February^,lB6B, from whloh date all Interest thereon
shall cease. :
nol4 6t HBNBY LYLBUBN, Seoretary,
W%> THE UNION BENEVOLENT ASSO
ttj? OIATION, AN INSTITUTION YOB THE
KNOOUBaCEKENT OP INDOSTBY AND SUP
PRESSION OP PAUPERISM, AND THE BELIEF
OB SUFFERING AMONG THE WOBTHT POOR.
At the annual meeting of the Association, btld Tues
day evening, October 2l»t, the following gentlemen were
elected officers and Managers for tho ensuing year, viz:
Peiibidknt—BAMUE H. PERKINS.
VIOS PkeSIdbhts—RICHARD D, WOOD, J. FISHER
LKaMIBG. . _ . ' '
Thkasurbb—E. WILOOX, 404 Chestnut street.
ConußSPO»Bi»a Secretary— L. MONXGOMKRY.
BOND. ■■ ■ - ■:
BEOonDtxo Seoketakv-JOHN H. ATWOOD
KAHAOERS..
Beniamin Coates,
William M Collins,
Thomas laiimer,
John Boblen,
William Pnrveß,
A. G. Oofflo,
Benismln Orne,
John W. Olaghom,
Thomas Wattscn,
John T. Taylor, Edward B. Wood.
At a subsequent meeting of tho Board of Managers, S.
0. COOPER and THOS. EYANS were reappVHnted Col
lectors, In view of the probable heavy demands upon
:the Association the coming winter, by the superadded
labors for the rick and wonnded soldiers, and their fami
lies, the managers would learcctfolly ask the co-opera
tion of the charitable,, and all that feel an interest—and,
who. does not I ?—in this high Christian object. Contri
butions of money may be sent to the Treasurer, E. WIL
COX, Efq., 404 Chestnut street., Provisions, new and
partially worn clothing, blankets, shoos, &c., or money,
will he rectivt(l by the Agent, at the office of tho. S
ociety, and-are earnestly solicited. Corn meal, beaus,
and potatoes are acceptable articles, and can be stored,
on the premises until wanted,
tiAMU EL H. PERKINS, President
John H. Atwood, Secretary.
Edmund Wilcox, Treasurer, 401 Ghestnnt street
John RiOkb, Agent, 118 South Seventh (street. .
noB sw!2t
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON-ARTIST
HJJ TO THE ARMY AND NAVY, Philadelphia,
Oct. 24th. 1862. .
Wounded Soldiers and. Sailors desirous .of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the offioe
of the Sorgoon'. Artist to the Government, No . 1609
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRANK PALMER,
oc2Btf : Government Surgeon-Artist..
vb> NOTICE.—I HAVE APPOINTED GUS-
U 3 TAY GUM PER T, No. 1619 MARKET Street, a«-
sisient Aieesior, under the Internal Revenue Tax Law,
for Division No 6J4, which is comprised’ within the' li
mits of the west side of Bread street to the nohuylkili
river, and from the borthalde. of Chestaut street to the
south ride of Arch street.
THOMAS W. SWENEY,
United States Assessor Seoond Collection Dietriot of
Penney Ivatiia. ‘ noll-wfmßt
OFFICE GIR ARD F &M. INS. CO., 415
its WALMUT ct, PHILAJIELPHIA.Nov- 10,1852.
—The Directors hare this day declared a dividend of
FOUR DOLL IRS Tec sharo far the last six month*, pay
able to the Stockholders on and after this data.
ALFRED S. GiLLJSTT,
Treasurer.
Do]2-wfn>St
a MIN WISHING TO ENLIST
‘in the Old Regiments, as SUBSTITUTES for
w Drafted fifes, can obtain all the information neces
sary at the General. Beorniting Office. 620
CHESTNUT Street. .. ....JMDNBY. A.SOHEETZ,
scl6J3t# : Captain and? General Beorniting Officer.
H EECRUITS FOR THE RE9U
® LAB ABMY OB THB UNI TED STATES WANT
<W ED!!—#2 will be paid to any person bringing an
acceptable recruit " .
For tether; Information apply at the rtendezvonn, No.
419 WALNUT Street. 2HOB. 0. WILLIAMS,
nolT-iat* Oapt ISthlnf.U.S. A., Eeoratang Officer.
U 100 SUBSTITUTES: WANTED.—
0*175 PREMIUM-in hand when mustered in. $169
11? BOUNTY besides Apply at No. 933 CHESTNUT
“ Street at 10 o’clock TO-DAY. .
nolD ir J. A ESHLEMAN, Lieutenant.
M CONTINENTAL CAVALRY,
—WANTED.—Two Oompinies to fill the Re
giment of CONTUSES CAIi .LIGHT CA
VALRY. now in “ Gamp Metoalfo,” H ADDON FIELD,
N. J. Officers who have had experience preferred
do!7 J E. PEYTOM, 001. OommrnSing.
EOl9-WB2t
NrS continental cavalry.
Sseft OAMP METOALF, Haddonfield, N. J. Be
f* w gimental Headquarters 403 WALNUT Straet.
Ali who wish to attach themaelve*to a Cavalry Regiment,
will meet with no eqnel opportunity, as this is the only
authorized Cavalry Regiaient betagtiraised in the State.
The lino iand staff officers ore men of character and ex
perience. JESSE H. PEYTON,
A BARE BARGAIN—REIMBR’S
AjL Life-size Photographs fn oil colors. More life-like
than any pictures made. Bednced In price to snlt tho
ticces SECOND Street, above Green. It* 4
TN THE ADVANCE, ON THE
_L way to perfection, and pleasiog tho public* are Bill- ;
MEB’S Colored Bhotographa for Sl—finely finishei pio
tures and caturalty coloxod. SBOOND fitroot, above
Green. ■ i ■ ■ It*
G ARTIS DE VISIT®,
pbotogbaphs,
' IVOBYTYPES, &a.,
Taken tine to life,
In elegant style, by
TURNER,:
■ - “ 808 CHESTNUT Btrest. '
The besnty of this Gallery consists in its convenience—
fbe Baleßreom, speoimen ro«n,rand skylight being all on
the ground floor, thereby saying onr patrons tha tiresome
journey up three or four flights of stairs, which they are
compelled to make at any other Gallery. , ngl4-BMt
CIRCUI.ATXNa- LIBRARIES; '
W BRGTHERHBAD’S CISCU
. LAYING the HEW Eugiiifll
and iuherican Books, inolnding ALL CLASSES of Lite
rature. This is the ONLY Library in the country thstl
inotndes all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are coi
BEPBINTED here.
TermaSs peryear; slxmonths^S; three months SI.H;
one month 76 cents, or 3 cents per day. 218 South
EIGHTH Street. ■ so3-3m
!J?NGLISH AND FRENCS EAMILY
Hi OIBOULATING LIBBABY AND CABINET D*
LECTURE, 1323 CHESTNUT BTBEET. i
Bnhoeripijons per year, month, and day.
General catalogue jnst publtohod, fumlolmd yrafij.
In Press, Catalogue of the Young Ladles’ French Li
brary. -
“ Catalogue de la Bibti'dthique del Domes el dts De
noiteUes.” . M. M. MOiTAOHESI, Agent,
se6-4m # 1523 CHESTNUT Street,
A CARD. —CALEB S. HALLO
AJ. WELL, A. M., late of Alexandria, Ya., has re
moved to this city, and proposes to open a School of the
highest grade, for the instruction of a limited number
of Students in English, and in the Languages, Soiences,
and Msthimatics
The School will be supplied with an unnsnaily large
and valuable collection of Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus, a fine Telescope, eunatorially mounted, a
Theodolite, Compass, &o , for Inatihction in Survey
ing and Civil Engineering; an extensive cabinet of
Minerals, and all else appertaining to an lastitaiion of
the most substantial character.
The location of the School will shortly be determined
CO, ana made known by advertisement, until whioh
time 0. S. H. may be found at his temporary rooms,
8. W. corner of EIGHT H and ARCH S:reets, (over
the Drug Store of Ed. Parrish,) where he will receive
and personally instruct such students as desire to enter
at once upon thtir course of study.
A ftw Primary PnpilS'WiH also be admitted, who will
recrive special attention. Honrs from 9 A M. to 2F. M.
BFFEuENOES—Prof. Robert E. Rogers, University
of Pennsylvania ; Benjamin HaUowell, Sandy Spring,
Md., and Judge W. D. Kelley, Dilwyn Patriah, Uriah
Bnnt, Robert Shoemaker & Co., and Jameß W Qaaen
& Oo . of Philadel pbla. noI9-3l*
German language and lite-
BATUBE.—Professor FEED A.,BOEBE’3 grt
duated Olaaeeß and Lectures for the term, of FIVE 1)0L
LABS per twelve weeks, have now commenced. For
programmes, particulars, and subscriptions, please call at
Mr. F. LEVPOLDT’S Bookstore. 1323 OBBBTSUT
Street,cr Mr. B's residence, 1222 FILBERT St. nol7-6i#
FROE. MASSE, A M., is now form
ing a CLASS on Pronunciation. Grammar, Con
versation, and Beading, on the Orai plan. Lessons
VERY DAY—S 6 a month. 1342 SPBUOE street.
nc3s lm .
TKDEPENDENCE CITY CADETS.—
Jl Tbe Academy of the subscriber for the Military In
struction of youth, being now in successful operation at
tbe ABMGBY, noithoast corner of EIGHTEENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets, he solicits a call from those
interested in this branch of Education, on the days of
drill, Mondays and Thursday, at 4 o’clock P. M.
A Claes is proposed of lads from the age of 18 up
ward, ard a Hat is open for subscribers.
For further particulars apply to
- G. EOKKNDOBFF,
nol7-6t No. 1912 COATES Street.
PENNSYLVANIA M 1 LI TAR Y
A ACADEMY, at West Chester, (for boarders only).
This Academy will be.opsned on THUBSDAY, Septem
ber 4th, 1862. It was chartered by the Legislature, at
its last session, with full collegiate powers. .
In its capacious buildings, Which were erebted and fur
nished at a CoBt of over sixty thousand dollars, are ar
rangements of the highest order for the comfortable quar
tering and subsisting of one hundred and fifty oadets.
A ccrps of competent and experienced teachers will
give their undivided attention to the educational depart
ment, and aim to make their instructions thorough and
practical. The department of studies embraces the fol
lowing courses: Primary, Commercial, and Soientiflo,
Collegiate and Military. Agraduate of the United States
Military Academy, of high standing in his class, and of
experience in the field, devotes bis exclusive attention to
tbe Mathematics and Engineering. The moral training
of cadete will be carefully attended to. For circulars,
apply to JAS. H. OBNE, Esq., Ho. 628 CHESTNUT St,
or at the Book Stand of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia,
or to Colonel THEODOBE HYATT, President Penn
sylvania Military Academy. : „ no4lm
TTILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY".—
V A seleot Boarding School, near MEDIA,'Pa.
Thorough oonrse in Hathematies, Classics, English
studies, Ac. ;
Military Tactics taught. Classes in Book-keeping,
Surveying, and Civil El gineerln*. Pupils taken of all
ages, and are received at any time.
Boarding per week, #2 25.
Tuitibn perquarter, @6.00.
For catalogues or information address Bev. J. B3B
VBY BABTON, A. M., Village Green, Pa. 0010-tf
T INDIN HALL MORAVIAN EE-
U MALE SBMI&ABY, at LITIZ, Lanoaster county,
Penna., founded 1794, affords superior advantages for
thorough and accomplished Female education. For circu
lars and information, apply to Messrs. JOBDAN A
BBOTHBBB, 209 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia, or
to Bev. W. O. BBIOHEL, Principal. an29-8m
INSTATE OF HUBERT SOHWARK,
JCi BKOBASED.~FOB SAtE-The good will, fix
tures and entire stock of STATIONERY, PRINTS,
of the Store, No. 103 South NINTH Street, In the. Co
ntinental Hotelßnll ling. A first-rate opportunity for an
enterprising man* C. E. SAUB&ANN,'
' IXO4 CHESTNUT Street. .
JULIUS SOHOLZ.
113 Sonth EIGHTH Street.
Administrators.
Notice of copartnership
The undersigned have this day formed a Copart
nership for the transaction of a General Bank Bote,
Specie, and Collection Business, under the name and firm
ol Palmer & Huey, at Ho. 64 South THIBD Street. .
0 ALBEBT PALHEB,
WILLIAM G. HUE if.
Phieada., Nov."lf,'lBflJ J . - • no!9 31*
Ete and ear.—professor j.
ISAACS, OCULIST AND AUBIST, from Hay
den, Holland, ia permanentlyatooated at Ho. 511 PINE
Street, wlere persons afflicted with diseases -of ! the
*IB or EAB will be scientifically , treated;, and a.
core gnarantled, it curable. AETIFIOIAL BYHSln
aertcd without pain. H. B.—No charges made for ex
amination. ; ' nol9-12t*
T?IE*AND EAR. Da. JAMES
J2i LEWIS, OCULIST and AUBIST, has again re
turned from Ills proieesloual tour in Europe, and perma
nently located at 80. 837 North SIXTH Street. Offloe
hours bom 9t013 A. M., and 3to4P. M. ee34-2mif*
m CORN BHELLERS, HAY,
SCSTBAW, and PODDKB CUTTBBS, Corn Mills,
Ac., for sale by D. LANDBETH A SON,
It* Boa 21 and 23 Booth SIXTH Street.
a SAD SAGE GUTTERS AND
2CFILLEBS, APPLE PABEB3. and SLIOEBSi for
THE WEMESDA?r NWEMBEK 19.1862.
S. Morris Wa!h,
Joseph H. Dalles,
John Aahhnrst,
Thomas A.Bndd,
Oharlrs Bhoafls, ;
Bicbard Wood,
Oharlea S. Wnrtz, M. D..
Horace Blimey, Jr„...
Thomas T Tasker,
Mlt.IT ARY.
Colonel Commanding.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
EDUCATIONAL.
D. LANDBETH & 80H,
Hoe. 21 and 23 South SIXTH Street
RETAIL DRY GOODS;
CLOAKING CLOTH.
FBOSTED BEATS BS.
FBOBTED SEAL SKINS.
BIGHT
TWILLED BKAVEB CLOTHS.
PtAIN
UNION
BBOAD CLOTHS, ALL GBADKS,
UNION CLOTHS, DO.
FROM LATE AUOHON SALES
Several lota at less than uaued prioea.
CURWEN STODDART & BRO.,
450, 492,. and 454 NOBSH SB BOND STREET,
jgjYRE & X.ANI3EUL,
E. & L.
FOURTH AND ARCH.
POPLINB FROM AUCTION.
PURPLE.POPLINB,
QUEEN POPLINS,
BLUES, BROWNS,- BLACKS,
MODE MERINOES,
BLUES, PURPLES, BROWNS,
RICH MOIRE ANTIQUES,
PINE SHAWLS, CLOAKS, *«.,
4-4 LYONS VELVETS,
WOOLEN SHAWLS,
BROCHA SHAWLS, ..
GOOD BLANKETS,
VELVET CLOTHS,
WELSH FLANNELS,
CLOAK CLOTHS.
no7'tf
JJOW OPEN.
Superb Lyons Velvet Clo&ks, *
India Silk Cloaks,
Velvet Pile Cloaks,
: Mohair Plush Cloaks,
Woolen Plush Cloaks,
Castor Beaver Cloaks,
Diagonal Plush Cloaks,
Fyeneh Doeskin Cloaks,
French Beaver Cloaks,
Magnifioent Gros dc Paris Cloaks,
NEW CLOAKS
OPENING EVERY MORNING.
J. W. PEOCTOR & GO.,
No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
no7-fmwlm
Q EaL SKIN REAVER CLOTHS,
O for Ladles’ Cloaks,
Velvet Cloak Clothe, ■ ■ -
Frosted Beaverß, .
Black Beaver Oloaklnge.
EYRE ftIANDELL,
nolB-tf FOURTH and ABOH Streets.’ ;
\A:jA- LYONS CLOAK VELVET3>
. SXS’per yaxd.;
4.4.Yel¥ets, #Band 88, andSlO. ...
' BYE 15 A JjA-NDKIjIi,
, nolB-tt IOUBTH and ABOR Streets.
BEY GOODS Bt>R WINTER.
Bep. Poplins,
French Merinos,
Colored. Mousselines,
Poult De Shies!
Foulard Siliis, , . ,
Blanket Shawls,
- • - Balmoral Skirts,
Black Bilks, - ■
Fancy Silks, ‘
Black Bombazines,
Worsted Platts,
Cheap de Baines, -
■ K I'rsnch Chintzes,
Bhirting Flannels,
Brcohe Shawls,
Fine Blankets, ;
& Crib Blankets."* (•
• SHARPLESS B/ROTHKBS, :
-CHESTNUT and'BIGOTH Streets
; 1024 CHESTNUT STREET.- -
E. M= NEEDLES.
| LACES,'— ' 1
mr WHITE GOODS, g
t LINENS, «
» EMBROIDERIES, g
5! d
S **
g ' g
A foil assortment of the above on hand at LOW W
** «
e PRICES, to which additions are made of all §
.:.:;novelties.-
seXS-tf - ■
' " 1024 CHESTNUT STREET..
WOOLENS.
Ladies’ Cloakings of every description.
Black Beavers end Tricots.
Frosted Beavers from 83 to 83.60
Union Beavere, good weight and cheap
. Fine Black Cloths, Extra fine heavy Cloths.
Low-priced Cloakings and Overcoattnga.
i jIMOI OABBI MERES
And Black from 8T cents to 83.
Oasshneres, extra fine stock, from 81 to 81.33.
Boys’ Casstaerss. low-priced g&ods. f
BALMORALS. •
Large lots at wholesale and retail.
CLOAK AND SHAWL ROOM.
Fine Cloaks, ready-made or made to order.
Seasonable Shawls for Ladleß and Misses.
BO! 8’ CLOTHING. > i
Overcoats, Jackets, Pantß, Bnite made to order.
' OEOPER & OOSABD,
, ncs-tf S. B. cornerNINTH and MARKET Streets.
Tj'LANNELS, ALL WOOL WHITE,
J 3 at 33,31 Y> and 36c. One lot fine pink edge, all
wool, at 37 X c. One bßle heavy,Union at 3TJfc. One
lot very heavy at 40c; wide do. at 45k One lot ail wool,
yard wide, at 460. 10 pieces fine Balardvale, foil yard
wld e, at 50c., worth 62%. Balardvale at 40o.; finer do.,
wide. 45c.
SHAKES FLANNELS.
Just opened, afresh lot of these goods, that are war
ranted nnshrinkable, very heavy, and foil yard wide,
which makes them very desirable for skirts; Welsh
Flannels, and, I suppose, the beat assortment of Cray
Flannels in the city, both plain and twilled; Bed Flan
nel at 30 cents, all wool; from that up; Bed Twilled at
Zl% and 40c ; very fine at 60; Bine Twilled at 60. Fanoy
Striped Flannels;,for shirting, in large variety. All these
Flannels are very cheap; ranch lower than I can bny
them now. . GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
noI6-6t No. 1013 MARKET Street.above Ten Hi.
FINANCIAL.
U. S. - -v:;
FIVE: TWENTIES; ■
. ' . 08,
20-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVEBN-.
KENT- AFTER FIVE YEARS.
I am Instructed by the SEOBETABY OF THS
TBBJAStTBY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR,
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUB
SOB IPTIOH, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint,
or any Bub-Treasury or Depository of the Hotted States,
on the first days of May and November or eaoh year.
At the present .bsxhiom eyr gold, these Bonds yield
about EIGHT per cent, per annum.
A full supply always on hand.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD St.
. noS.tf ■
QQQ AAA —THIS AMOUNT TO
ipOt/jV VV. LOAN In sums of *3,000 t 056,000 on
Mortgages or G. Bents. Apply to B, PETTIT, No. 809
WALNUT Street. no 3
CUTLERY.
& ELY.
NO. 130 PEGG STBEET, PHILADELPHIA,
KAirunOTBttKBS Of
PATENT CAST-STEEL
TABLE CUTLERY;
Also, the BEST- and CHEAPEST
ARMY KNIFE, FORK, and SPOON-
ilf 'THE MABXET.
Warranted
CAST-STEEL FORKS.
se24-wfm3m, ~
THE* PHRENOLOGICAL" CA-
AIID BOOK STORE :1s open day and
TV evening for thesaleof hoohs on Phrenology, Phy
nological 'bjfmaH should .be ad-,
dressed to JOHN L. OAPEN,
oc3a-rpwsmlm #22 CHESTNUT Btraet, Phila.
' ABOVE WILLOW.
PHILADELPHIA.
DRY-GOODS IMPORTERS.
QJEO. D-- PARRISH.
312 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offers for ante
10,000 ARMY BLANKETS,
Five pounds each,
6 f«4 6 Inches wide', by 7 feet long.
BEOWN-GBAX AND BLUE-GUAY
BLANKETS,
.4 lb., S lb., 6 lb., and 7 lb, the pair,
Of various sizes.
LOW' PLAID HORSE BLANKETS.
HEAVY COTTON AND LINEN DRILLS; BLAOK
SILESIAS, ALPACAS, in all qualities, and other
LININGS, adapted to the wants of the Trade.
TERMS CASH.
Afam,4finr, heavy
OFFICERS* BLANKETS.
12,000 YARDS
IIf4.SHEETINGS, FOB HOSPITAL USE,
Ami-the usual assortment of British STAPLE and
GOODS. oc2B -mwflm
f COMMISSION, HOUSES.
PHILADELPHIA BAG M ANUFAC
JL toby.
t BURLAP BAGS,
v - BURLAP BAGS,
BURLAP BAGS,
; sizes, nett cash on delivery, by
GEO. GKRIGK3-,
i 219 OHUBOH ALLEY. _ oc!8 tt
T>AGB ! BAGS! BAGS!
_LP!6,OOO Androscoggin. 2 bus,, 17 oz., eotton.
13,(00 Ozark, do., do.
'4,000 Yeoman, do., do,
' 3,000 Oentreville, do., do.
PriheeAltart, do., do.
• 6,000 Hanover, do., do.
~ '3,000 Union, A, flax and cotton.
Ganny.and Burlap Begs, all sizes, for sals by
JOHH T. BAXLEY f* 00.,
nolO-lm* ,113 North FRONT Street.
Q ARPE TINGS.
OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINGS.
WOLFE & 00..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .
No. IS2 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
US’" A foil assortment of Philadelphia-made Carpets
always In Store. 002 2m
£jO TT O N YARN.
SUPERIOR COTTON YARN, No. 10,
FOB SALE BY
FROTHINGBAM & WELLS.
;' ; y yy.-y;--yyy y' 000-tt /
GQQDB.
DABK-BLU* GOAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE OAF CLOTHS.
BKT-ELUE CLOTHS FOB OFFIOBBS.
ABMY BLANKETS, STANDABD WEIGHT.
10-OUJSOH DUCK;
DRILLS, STANDARD WRIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED 'UHBETSNGB AND
SHIRTINGS.
Wos bslo by
FROTHINGHAK & WELLS.
gai-ift! , ,
•’JELLING, COFFIN, & 00.,
HO. SaO OBCBSTNUT STREET,
We prepared to - v ’ ' . t;
GONTSAGT FOB THE DELIYEES'
" ■ ' OF'
ABMY
p:()OLEN AND COTTON GOODS,
V ■ ' OF_..
STANDARD QUALITY.
f auSi'-Sm
gHHPLEY, HAZAED, &
HUTCHINSON,
No. 112 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
10* TB» SAL* OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
seSS-Om
LADIES’ FURS.
JITJRS!
GEORGE F. WOMRATH,
NOS. 415 AND 41T ARCH STREET,
HAS NOW OPEN
A FULL ASSORTMENT
LA DIE S'* FURS,
To wbicli the attention of the public is invited. nol9 2tn
FANOY FURS!
JOHN A. STAMBACH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
LADLES’ FANCY FURS,
No. 826 ARCH STREET,
BELOW NINTH.
Just opened, a large and handsome Stock of LADIES’
AND CHILDREN'S FANOY FUE9, of every descrip
tion and In: the newest'and most approved styles, at the
Lowest Caub Prices. ooT-3m
FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No.. 718 ARCH ST., BELOW EIGHTH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
LADIES’ FANCY FURS.
My assortment of Fanoy Furs for Ladles and Children
is how'oomplete, and embraolng svsry variety that will
be fashionable during the present .season. All sold at
the manufacturers’ prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me a call. f oc3-4mif
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
YARNALL,
DEALER IN HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,'
Nq. 1090 Chestnut Street,
Agent tor the Bale of HALEY, MOBSE, & BOYDEN’B*
PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING
CLOTHES-WRINGER,.
Believed to be the best CLOTHES-WBINGEB in use.
It will wring the largest Bed Quilt or smallest Hand
kerchief drier than can possibly be done by hand, in very
vhiuch less time.
N. B.—A liberal diaoounl will be made to dealers.
noB 3m '
SILK; AND DRESS GOODS.
jiALL STOCK
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
A. W. LITTLE & Co,
seM-an No. 32* MARKET ST.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
JjOYD & STROUD,
iNp. 33 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
-Have now open a large new stook of
china, glass, and queensware.
ociM lnr . . ■ ■
PIANOS.
a THE FINEST ASSORT
ni f r f MENT of new, modern, and durable PI
ANOB Opts 8180 to 8400.
Also, FRINGE’S World-renowned MBLODXONS and
HARMONIUMS, for oagh, at a great reduction, or is
small monthly Installments. JAMES BELLAS, 279 ant
*Bl South JTIFTH Street, above Hpruoe. ee3-3m«
"WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
jg) D. T. PRATT,
. .'(SnCOBSSOh TO PRAWT'4 BBATn,)
607 CHESTNui STREET,
Is constantly in receipt of ■t~
ENGLISH,/SWISS, AND
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of deflirftblo styles and aualltlefl, to suit all classes of
buyers. ■ • ■ nols»lm[f
pEIMER’S IVORYTYPES ARE
eeteemed -las pictures of rare truth and beauty.
Everything charaotortstlo.of the is faithfully
copied and colored with skill., BSOOND Street, above
Green.
MISERABLES.
By YIOTOE HUGO. *
PHILADELPHIA,
TBit ONLV TrASSLATtON INTO BHQLISB BANOTfOXEB B?
Messrs. W. I. POOLEY A Co. will publish OB
THTTBBD AT, November 20, a complete translation or
this work, comprising FANTINE, CO3ETIE, M AEHJB, ;
BAINT DENIS, and JEAN VALJEAN, together with a
Portrait an<i Bio«BAi>HiOAi, Sketch o( Victor Hugo,
Thiß translation baa been executed at the special leanest
of M. Victor Bear, by Lasoeixbs Wiuxaia, K*i ,
aided by M I squjros. It in the only translation into
the English language which fairly represents ths
thonghia and expression ot the Anlhoc; and iB the only
one wbioh .can 1 Icgaily bo published in Great Britain.
Prance, Germany, or Italy ; and the only cite whioh can
be rightfully published in the United States.
Extracts from the TR4H3i,ATOR’s’pRH)rACB.
“ .. My chief anxiety has been to keep myself out of
eight, and give the precise meaning of every word ns
written by the author This line was enforced on me by
the following patsage in, a letter which I received from
Victor Hugo:'
>« ‘P<rmitme to askyonto adhere to the utmost fidelity
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1862 FALI - .1862
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CONSISTING OF
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TYEPOTY QUARTERMASTER GE-
Ji' NEEAL’d OFFICE, Philadelphia, IBth No,
uenber, 1802.
PROPOSALS will bo received at'this office until FBI%
HAY, 28 th iuot., at 12 o’clock M,,' for the delivery, in
ibis city, at any point that may be required,of Five
Hundred Army Transportation Wagons. to be mado of
the best material, according to specifications to be seen
is this Office, and subject to inspection. All to be com
pleted end ready for delivery on or before the 3Ut'De.
cember,'lß62. The right is reserved to reject all bids
detmed teo high. A. BOYD,
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GENEBAL’B OFFI3E.—PHH.ADKLPWA, No
vsmber IS, 1862
; FBOFOSALS will be received at this office until BA
TUBDaY, the 221 iuet, at 12 o’clock M , for the erec
tion and tcmplotioti of a Knapsack Room and Guard
House, at the U. 8. A. Hospital, at Cheater, Pa. Plans
and specification* of the same can be seen at the office of
JOHN MoaBTHUB, Jr., Architect,' No. 209 South
SIXTH Street, until the bids are closed. Bidders will
elate the shortest time for completion. The fight .Is re
served to rejtcf en'Bia* deemed too hich.
G. H. OBOSMAN.
nolP-4t Papnty tj. M -'General,'D. S. A.
PROPOSALS FOR GO AL.
JE PHiLAnaLPHtA, Novembir 15,1862.
FBOFOSALS-will be received by the Trustees of the
City Ice Boat until the 2d day of DECEMBER next, at
12 d'olock Mi, for fdinishlog from font hundred to seven
hundred tons, at their option (2,2401bs each) of best
quality BEO AD TOP MOUNTAIN, lump or run of
mines GOAL, during-the winter of 1882-1863. Said
Coal to be delivered on 1 board of the loe Boat, at any
wharf on the Delaware front of the Oity of Philadelphia,
between the Navy YVrd and Yine street, free of wharf
age, in euch quantities and'at such timeß as the Trustees
may designated Proposals may also state at what price
a part of said Goal can be furnished, as above, at Port
Bichmond. The Coal'is to : be weighed at the times of
d< livery on board of the boat,at the expanse of the party
tarnishing the same. The Contract will be awarded to
the lowest and best btddef, and payments will be made
monthly in Oity Warrants. Send Proposals to JOHN
DAY EBBHX.-President Trustees of City Tea Boa*, No.
6C6 SOUTH WHARVES, Philadelphia. nolß 3t
pROPOSALS BOR IN RIAN GOODS
I)Ei>AKTMSKT OK THE INTERIOR,
■■ Office Tkoias Affairs.
• ’ - November IT. 18G2.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed “ Proposals for In
dian Goods..” (Clays 1, 2,3, or 4. as the case may be,) to
be delivered in the city of New York, will be received at
the office of Indian: Affairs until twelve o’clock ML, oil
Wednesday, the 10th day of Deccmbor next, for furnish
ing the following lamed artioleß::
Class No. 1
MACKINAC BLANKETS, OLOTH3, AND DRY
, GOODS.
3,C00 pairs 3pr int,white Mackinac blankets, to measure
SO by 72 inches, and weighs pounds.
3,000 pairs 2Jf point white Mackinac blankets, to mea
sure 51 by 66 inches, and weigh 6 pounds.
210 pairs 2 point white Mackinac blankets, to measure
42 by 66 inches, and weigh 6 K- pounds.
' '6OO pairs IK point white Mackinac blankets, to mea
sure 36 by 60 inches, and weigh 4K pounds.
ICO pairs 1 : point white Mackinac blanker*, to measure
? 32 by 16 inches and weigh 3jf pounds,
1,200 pairsS point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to measure
'' 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds.
• 700 pairs 2Kpoint scarlet Mackinac, blankets, to mea
sure 64 by 66 inchef, and weigh 6 pounds, „
.. ICO paire 2.point scarlet Mackip aC blankets, to measure,
-42 by .06 inches, .and weigh 5 ponnds.
100 pairs I point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to measure
32 by 46 inches, and.weigh 3Jf ponnds.
100 pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankets, to measure
80, by 72 inches, and weigh 8 ponnds.
100 pairs 2K point green Mackinac blankets, to mea
sure 54 by 66 Inches, and weigh 6 pounds.
1,000 pairs 3 point Indigo , bine Mackinac blankets, to
measnre 60by 72inohes» and weigh s ponnds.
- Eofl pairs 2K point indigo blue Mackinac blankets, to
" measnre 54 by 66 inches, and weigh 6 pounds
100 pairs 1 point indigo bine Mackinac blankets, to
measure 32 by 48 Inches, and weigh 3J£ pounds.
500 pairs 3 point gentinelia blue Mackinac blankets,
to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds.
300 pairs 2K point gentioeila blue Mackinac blankets,
to measure £4 by 66 inches, and welsh 6 pounds.
100 pairs ljf point gentinelia b(ue Mackinac blaa
- hot,, to measure 36 by 50 inches, and weigh 4 Y
pounds- ■
100 pans 1 point gentinelia blue Mackinac blankets,
to measure 32 by 46 inches, and weigh 3V
Pounds.
3,000 yards fancy list blue cloth.
4,000 -do gray flat bine cloth.
200 do . do Mackcloth.
1,000 do saved list black cloth.
4,€00 do do blue cloth.
5,000 do do scarlet cloth.
2GO dozen S 4 woollen,shawls. .
SCO pottcdß Ibsen thread, No. 40.
1,200 do , cotton thread.
50 gross worsted gartering.
75 000 yaids calico.
5.0(0 do Merrimac calico.
B,COO ■■"’’do -Inrlrey rcd-caHco,
25.000 do blue drillf&g.
20 GOO do brown drilling.
bed ticking.
8 GOO do satinets.
26;000 do plaid lingers.
20,000 do unbleached domestic sheeting.
; 2,500 do, bleached chesting.
10,000 do cbeckSt Btripea. and plaids.
10 €OO do flannels, assorted.
2 500 pounds b'own gillicg twice, No. 30.
800 do cotton mat tre.
2.0C0 twilled fi*ttnel&hiris. . *
. 500 djzrii hfckiry shirts. . •
2 COO cahco Bbjita.
800 dozen Canadian belts.
Olasb No. 2.
BEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
2CO blue satinet pan tokens.
250 do coats.
50 cadet mixed satinet coats.
250 do do pantaloons.
175’frock coats, Indigo blue, broadcloth.
100 pantaloons, do L do.
330 basinet ccats, trimmed with red.
Class No. 3.
HA BOWABE.-'AGEIOTJETUEAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.
2,700 pound sbrßss kettles v
40 nests japanned kettles, (8 in a nest.)
£OO camp kettles (3 sizes.) ..
‘c 00 dt zen 2 quart iin pans.
300 do 4 quart fin pans.
60 do 6 quart tin pans.
700 do Un cups.
1.260. do , squaw awls.
1,500: do fishhooks.
750 Co fish lines.
250 do coarse tooth combs.
117 do fine tooth combs.
609 do scissore.
600 do shears. , =
160 do weeding hoes.
250 do bandsaw files, 4# inches.
50 do spades. •
2,600 sberfc handle fry pans.
75 dozen basting spoons.
1,500 do table spoons, (iron.)
» 65 do axes, to weigh 1% to 5% pounds,
850 do hatfaxer, to weigh 3 pounds, (with handles.)
000 da zinc mirrois.
50 do fits steels;
500 ponnds brass wire.
150 do beßt Chinese Vermillion.
600 do “ seed beads.
100 dozen butcher knives.
100. do scalping kniTes.
230 do tquaw hatchets. ; ~ .
12 do 4% inch fiat files.
20,000 pounds tobacco.
Class No 4.
GUNS, AMMUNITION, &c.
COOrifles, cap lock, (half ounce.ball.)
300 tbot gnus, (double barrel.)
150 ktga powder.
1 600,000 water proof caps. .
800 bags Traid belts.
■ - 2CO flasks. :
200 bolts.
: . 500 powder horns.
" 8,000 flints.
292 dozen irtra nipples.
36G wrenches.
Goods of American manufacture, of the required styles
and quality, will be preferred; but, as the samples of
blankets arid cloths are foreign fabrics, it will be neces
sary, in proposing l a domestic article of either of tho3o
kinds, that a . sample thereof shall accompany the bid.
The articles to be furnished must in, all respects conform
to and be equal with the Government samples, which
may be at eh at thiß office on and after the 24th testant.
The articles will be rigidly inspected and compared with
the samples, by an agent or agents appointed for that
purpose. Such as may be unequal thereto in any parti
cular will be rejected : In which case the contractor will
be bound to lumlsh others of the required kind or qua
lity withiD three days;-or, if that be not done, they wifi'
be purchased .at his expense. Payment will be made for
the gccds received .on invoices thereof, certified by the
agent or agents appointed to inspect them. It is to be
nnderstoed that the right will be reserved to require a
greater or less quantity of any of the articles named
than that specified in the above schedule; and ail bids
for furnishing said articles may be rejected at the option
of the Department; and that none from persons who,
have failed to compl? with the requirements of a previous
contract with the - United States, or who are not menu
facltuerß or wholesale . dealers'' In the required articles,
will be considered; and the fact that bidders are such,
manufacturers or dealers must be evidencod by the cer
tificate of the collector of’the port where they reside, or
where it ia proposed to deliver the artlclaa. The propo
Sals nust embrace the articles, with the quantities tbere-
' of, as they are arranged in the schedule, with the prioes
‘ annexed to each, in dollars and; oents, at which they are
l to;be furnished; and the amounts must bo carried out
land fccted op for each class. Said prices, and amounts
-must he so given, without any modification or proposed
'modification, or variation whatever; They should be
submitted with the following heading : I (or wa) hereby
propose to furnish for the service of the Indian Depart
ment, and according to the terms of its advertttemonts
thereof, dated November 17th, 1862, the following ar
ticles, at the prices thereto affixed, (here insert the list
according to the class or classes proposed lor,) delivera
ble id the city: of New York by the Ist day of April next,
or at such time or times during the yea ? 1863 as may be
ordered by the Commissioner ‘ of' Indian Affairs ; and if
the proposal be accepted (here insert the words, “io
whole or in part, if more than one cla sbs proposed
for:) I (orwe) will, wtthto'tweoty days thereafter, exe
cute a contract accordingly, and give security, satisfac
tory: to the Cbmmisridner ; of Indian Affsirs, for thß
faithful-performance of the same. ” Bach proposal must
be accompanied with a guarantee in the following form,
to be'Bigned by two cr more responsible persons, whose
sufficiency mußt he certified to by a,United State* judge
; or district-attorney: -‘We hereby'jointiy and severally
guar anted that the above bidder (or bidders), if a contracts
shall be awarded to him (or them) according to hla or
their bid or proposal, will execute a contract ac»rd
ingly, and give the requisite security for the performance
thereof,' es prescribed to' the advertisement for pro
potato for Indian good* dated 17th November, 1882; and,
to the event of hie (or their) failure so to d •, we hereby
agree to bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and assigns,
to forfeit and pay the United States, es dam ages, » sum
-not less than fifteen per cent, on the amount: of-said bid
cr proposal ” Bonds will be rewired in the amopnt of
the bid for the faithful performance of the contract, wl|h
two or more sureties, whose sufficiency must be certified
by a Ucitt d Stetes j edge or district attorney.." No pro
posal will be corsridered that does not strictly oonform to
all particulars to the terms and directions of-this adver
tisement. ’ WU. P..DOLB,
nolO-wfulOt > Commissioner.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ' ADJU
TANT'S GBNBBAIi’B OFFICE, jWashisg
tox, July 31,1882. - '..'V
■ GENEBAB OBDEB3—No. 92.
[Extract.]
V. “The United Biates marshals in., the respective
districta, the Major and Ohlet.of Police of any town or
city, the Sheriff of the respective counties in each State,
all Postmasters and Justices of the Peace, are autho
rized to act as special provost marshals to arrest any
officer or private soldier .fit for duty who may bo found
absent ft om hts command withont last oanse, and convey
him to the nearest military post or depot The .trans
portation. reasonable espeises of this duty, and five,
dollars, will be paid for each officer or private so
end delivered- "
By order of President: _.
(Signed,) E- M. STANTON,
1 Secretary of War.
By order of Secretary of War:
(Sfgped.) - E.D. TO WN3E.ND, ,
1 * . Asst Adjutant General.
HBADQUAETEBS. PiIir.AI>BI.PBIA, FA ,
.... \ November 13,1882.
Published by commaudgif , ■
Brig GeneraIMON.TGOaiEBY. (
J. H. LIVXNGiION, ~
nolS> 2t- V Aid-deOaiup.
PRESERVING BRANDY.
PURE CIDER ANH WINE VKTESAK.
GREEN GINGER. MUSTARD : SEEDS
SPICES, &c,, Ac.
All toe mulattos for Preserving and E)siHng Purposes
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DIAi33 IN FINS GBOGEBIEa,
•eS-tf ' 002 NEB SIiItVKHTB AND VrS*.
QCOTUBT WBIBKY. —2S punoßeoiia
k 3 James Stewart's fine PAISLEY MALT, Imported
direst. In bond m 3 for gala by
GEO. WHITKIdSY,
oalS-fcn 137 gooßi YSSST.
AMUSEMENTS.
MRS. JOHN DREW’S AHOH
.VT-L BTBBET THEATRE, . "
Bowlness Agent and Treasurer JOS. D. MUBPHK.
’ FOURTH WEEK OF J. S. OLABKB,
CLARKE IS TWO OHABAGTEBS -TO NIGHT
V WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19,1862.
■ paul pay.. . -
U&ul 3Pryv*c'2*c , s*» # .-...Mr. J. 8. Olartc*.,
ST*;- - - " MrA John Draw,
To conclude v«fh the Drama cf the '
t( , ■ LONEDt MAN'OF THE 6’OEAS.
Or'S’fW ..J. S. Olatfea.
Adcm3atfcfal.,. ...w.v. .....Barton Hitt,
B©Cfi©y 30W&J*. Mfh O Henri
' TS RBHEABtftL, Plhfise \?AXIEM.
Poors open at6*f—TC commence at o’dlocfc.
TXTALIfUT-BTRSET THEATRE
V V Bole Lsraee......fi%t M. A. OABBETTBOB.
Business Agent..........5fe. JOHN T..DONNELLY.
THtfiD WES 3 0t MB. AND MBS. FIYENPOET.
THIS (WEDNESDAY! EVENING; Hftv. 10.
Will" bo presentee?; for the 33 tisaie, the thriEing Nantt-
Cftl Drams ectEticib' - ' y \ „v
THE OF TOS WA.V3S.
ÜbEfrlcs FunUinßr• K . .. Tit ri tv,-.. .
Helchoi) j’.e.F***.... Sir,K. li.D>Yenport.
laabiccift,,; i i Biro. JBV h pavepport,
l*o coaclade glorioaa 3?nrpobf)the
BOUSE DIAKOKBj
Boors Perfor2Qanca oommeissea at T.
i?IOI!fCERT HA-Lli
:V7. LECTURE BOOB; 1210 OHEB'?I7O'T Street.
BEOPBNING, THIS. EVENING, 9F
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS’
south'oba: , ■
WHALING VOYAGE.
EVEBY EVENING at half past 7 o'olook.*
Saturday afternoons-at,3o’c!ook. .. .
Admission 26 cents. Children IS’cents. nolT-St
FE&NCIB TRAIIF
v-J ; wiLfrLEOTuKi: at
MITBIO A I,* FUND I'l LL ■
L FEIDAY EVENIHG, NOVBKtBEB SJist,
OB “ ALL BOUND TUB WOSLD.”
TICKETS, PIPTT OEKT9.'
For sale at the office of “THE 712 Ohoetnot
street; at GOULD’S Music Store, arid the HALL, on Hu
day of Leetore.:• . ,
Door* open at 7; commence at 8 o’clock,;
A BEL & CO.’S feTEREOfiTMION
Xi. EXHIBITING AT THE ASSEMBLY' Btimp-
XHGS, TENTH and OEEBTMDT Streets, . ,<■
V EVEBY EVENING THIS WEEK,, *
Admission 25 centa. Commends At 8 o'olooK.
MATINEE on BATOBDAY, at 0 o’clock. nolT-6t
TNBTITUTIQN EOR THEBLINB.
J- —EXHIBITION evety WEDNESDAY.'at S)i F.
M. Conductor of Instrumental Hoßic, Carl Sontz. Jon
dtiefcr of Vocal M uuic. Slr.A.B Tarlor. Tickets, TEN
CENTB. Store, No. 11 South EIGHTH Street It
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY 01
THE FINS ABTB,
1026 CHESTNUT BTBEET, ,
It open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. H. ffll t
P.M. Admission 28 cents. Children half price.
Shares of Stock. 820. 11l
WANTS.
A .YOUNG LADY,QUALIFIED TO
XX toslrnct in Mnslc, French, and all the Ornamental
branches, desires a Situation as Teacher, where her aer
ricefi will bo rauivalent toLcr board. None but famines
of the highest respectability need answer. Beferenoa
exchanged. Address “W. L.. : ’ Press Office. ntolO 3 1*
■WANTED.—A Lady wishes a 81-
‘ V* f TUATION as housekeeper in a respectable fami
ly—wonld be willing to make herself generally nseftfl.
The best of references given. Apply at 14l BAOB
Street. nolO 3t*
QUBSTITUTIS TO TAKE THB
KJ place of drafted ‘ men wanted. Apply at BDIiD’S
HEAD HOTEL, MABKET Street, Philadelphia. It*
QUBSTITUTEB WANTED. Fifty
iO.iiEznediately, at Ko. SSS WALNUT Street, Base
atent. no!B*2t^
BOAKBING.
TT'IRfcT-CLASS BOARDING—-With
- single and communicatiug rooma—at 1417 MOUSE
Street. _ 1 noS-lm*
personal:
DRAFTED MEN WILL BE y OR*
nisbed wilh BUB STITUTES, by calling at the
U.'S.HOTiL, corner of ELEVENTH and MABKEr
Slreets. - . . , ' It*
MUSTER AND PAY ROLLS, and
iSUL Government oiaima of all kind 3 cashed or col
lected* at reasonable rates by JAMjSS FUEiTON, 424
WALNUT Streets Philadelphia. noB-tf
"PENSIONS. —$100 Bounty and Pay
X> procured and collected for soldiersj sailors,.tend iita
relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable and sails
factory rates? 1 ’ Oleums cashed or advanced upon by
JAMES SULTON,
Solicitor for Claimants,
424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
Particular attention given to parties living at a dis
tance. ’ . ' 0618- if
LOST AND FOUND.
T OST—A CIT Y WARRANT,
A-i drawn in favor of M, HALE, tor 5424 T, dfttei
October Slat, 1662. As pa;meath&e bd?n stopped* the
fitter whi p ease ret tun it to Telegraph Office, 8 W, ow
ner FIFTH and OHEbTNUT Streets. nol9-3t*
EIFTY DOLLABS BEWARD
liOST, about the 17(h or lSth'of featwaen
the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, and Willard's
Hotel, WBfhitjpton Cits', the CEBTIFIOATE OF A.S
fcOCTiTIOH OF THE FETKOIiEIiJI BiNK, for
which tbs above reward will be paid on the return of the
sense, which is of no valno to any one except the owner,
JOHN P. M*DI?OS QiBtiTHI,
TI TUSVIIi LE, Pennsylvania.
nolTdSt-Wlt
TIvflMT BEGEIPT LOST.— A Mint
JLfJ- itcoipt, No 1768, dated 25th September, 1862. for
Bixt/ea sad 13-100 ounces gold bnllloa, pay able 1 to Geo.
G Thompson, or order, has bean lost. The public are
can Honed not to leceive or negotiate the same, salts
paj meat has been stopped at the Mint.
Bochoster, Kov lfi, 1862.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO BENT—Gerimn town
JL BITTENEOUSE Street, above Green; lot 44 by
170. Bar ge, bath, and fine well of water Bent SIS per
moDtb. 'AjipJy to W.F. B4IITBL. at ‘Oe®ot. St**
IOBBTH-STEEBT DWELLING.
S3— The well-built, large fonr-story T( WBLLff O, with
tbrre-ftcry back buildings, and stable, No. 533 North
FOUBTH Street—SO feet by 132 feet, to 'drawn street—to
specially adapted for a Physician, for sale by
ANTHONT P A J. H. M.OEBIB,
No. 916 ABOE Street
FOR SALE OR TO LET—A
SELplendW large Stone COTT AGE, new OHS iTSUT
HILL at a Station on tine Bsllroad, with eight acres of
ground, beaotiinUy situated- Carriage
honae, Stable, &c. Everything mo*t snbstantiai and
complete. Terms Ter7 taay. B. F GLENN,
ne6-if ; 123 Sonthl'OirßTa Street.
« TO LET—A COMMOBIOUS
■a DWBW.TNG, No. 132 North FRONT Street Beat
moderate. Apply to * WETHESTLL & 880-,
ocK-tr 47 and 48 North SEOOKD Street
gjS FOR SALE—A splendid, large
Chestnut Hill COTTAGE, with every possible con
venience* and eight acres of ground, carriage hou*e, io*
complete. On very easy terns. B F. GLENN,
oc!8 Ho. 123 South FOUETH Street
£| TO RENT- A THREE-STORY
BBIOK DWELLING, on BVCE Sheet, ooedoo*
above Twelfth, north ride Bent low to a good tenant.
Apply to WETHEBIMi & BBOTHKH,
je!2 47 and 49 North SECOND Street.
808 VAL
— TABU, 8D acres, 12 fine timber, thsbaUno*
in ahigb state of cnltiTatioa, eitnate half a mile from
railroad-station, 16 miles from the city First-olaea Im
proyemente; bandsamely shaded lawn; fine fruits, Ac.
1 Alio, a number sf FARUS in Delaware and Oheatar
conntiss.,
Apsiy.^o
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gBa~“l? U R 8 ADE—:A ;goo,d, Jersey
SCtfAEM OF NINETY ACBEB, on the Bmjcooaa,
half mile from Delanco, twelve miles from Oamden-
Twenty acres excellent Meadow, a great abundance of
Fruit,, good Buildings, &c~, or will .Exchange for good.
City Property. B. F. .GbKSjS,
oolS , No 12S South FOUBTH Street
lOR SALE—B EADTIT? U L
ZJILT ABM, 66 acres, 2% miles from Bristol,, or Sha
mony station, 20 miles from the city, with fine improve
ments
Also, a large nnmber of FBTJIT TAB MS, la tbs Statu
ol Delaware Bed Maryland.
Alto, a comber to exchange In .the adjoining coontfUf
Hew. Jersey, Ac.
Apply to
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m 808 SALE OB TO LlT—Four
H HOUSES, on the west side of BROAB Street, below
Colombia avenne.: Apply at the aouthwert comer of
NINTH and'SANSOH Streets. mh2S.tr
INSUEANCE. COMPANIES.
FIBS AND MARINIS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CTTIC* 41< WALNUT STREET, PHIZiADEIiPHIA-
CAPITAL •200,000.
This company nontkraes to take risks en the Ml
elassea of Property at low rates.
The, pnbUo can rely npon its responsibility, and shin
ty to j«ty , promptly. Its dlabarsenjeota ter Um
benefit of the public, dming the lost nineyears, sxesad
S&OO.JOOO,
and ere respeettelly sollctt lts'fayor in the futon.
DIRECTORS.
0HA8.1., DUPONT, JERRY WALKKB,
JOHN W.ULAGpOKN, JOHN THQkNLEY,
.a f.heazlutt,' abraham: hast,
PATH) BOYB, Jr., PETER B. HP*, of*. *.
TO VL, BWAI9,' TUBMAN SHEPPARD
JOSEPH KLAPP, MB. H. B.LAWRENCE,’
WM.O. BUPMAH, JOHN SUPPIiEM.
THOMAS CRAVEN, PresidsM.
A. & GILLETT, Vloe PrwHsnt.
■ JAB. B. AIiVOBP, Secretary. ap23jU-tf.
TjIAWS INSURANCE COMPANX,
J? No. 408 CHESTNUT Street
P3RZ AND INLAND INSJJDANCB*
DIRECTORS.
J. N. Bock, E. D. Woodrnff,
Chas, Bichardßon, John Keasior,
EearyLewis, Jr,, . P. S Jpatioe,
Alai. WbiUdin, Washington J3SM,
Goo. A. West, Chos. Stpfcea,
G. W. Davis, John W, Rv-ra,*,
PBANOIB N Buck, President.
OHABLES RICHARDSON, lYlca. Iteeident
: WILLIAMBI. BLANOHABjU, Eocretijjy, [mhlitfftf
pOMMONWEAL^
KJ RANCH COMPANY 01
SYLVANIA.
DIB2I
■ David Jayne, M. D.,
John-M. WhltaU,
Edward C. Knight,
Thomaa S. Btewari,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
DAVID JAY,
JOHN M' W
, SAMUEL B. MOON, Bee
Office,Oommonwoalth I
Street Philadelphia- .
XTEJSSB-Y’S BLEATING ftIFLE —
O The greatest Aria of the as»; wiU shoo*
Hmss, in as many eeiOfi-is, 1,000 yards. Bos >«** ®_
oiannfactmerß’ nrfcssfcy . . „„
i’ETLIi’ WTLBGS & CO.,
415 OHE3THOT Bfraai.
oeSl* lon
pAEIiISK SKATES.-; Superior Par^
JT lor ct'satee, of improred pattern, neat Bad light, fas
aieby PHILIP WILSON * <JO ,
oss-iai «s owjasw §*■« WP&,Qsew$ a g3r
EBI F. WHiSOtT
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E. PETTIT,
Ho ,3O9„WAI.NOT Street,
K. .PETTIT,
Ho. 309 WALNUT Street.
fHBmfINSU
»K THE BTAaS.OF.PMW.
TOBB.
Cbaries B Bogere,
*• Jnhn Wafl&ag*
'■ B >t>eri Shoemaker,
• Wffilin Strothera,
Vlti&'Jboiee. ’ . .
[B, tt D., President
fIT4.iL, Ylm President
St, 813 CHESTNUT
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