P hiltufelphia , Markets .
Novnminn 29—Iveniag
fbtdeopod l for Flour, both for exrt and home use,
d price!' are unchanged ;sales comprtse 3(0
volt' odr o
. at $7 ; 200 bbl Nortbwe tern extra
P te im ; and 400 bbis good Ohlo do at $7.75 ;
t b o retailers and bakers are within the same
pil`' fr o r o for extrae; $OOO 2$ fur oriperfinsi and $3
obi tor fancy brando, wording to quality'. R
e por eog 0 1 0 07 itt $5 5005 75 4 1 " hbl. Cora fit, al
ii, v seylvania 1n worth $3.50, and Brandywine
l' crl
ibl.
T The market is dull, with sales of 1, 500 bus
0%41 Poraeylvanta red at 14001410 in B lare, and
loll:, White le selling in a eml•
pys is 'toady al 300 for D el a ware , a n t a l t a o
I,,ri';..'riiFuesylronis Corn continuos arm, nndlibo a nt
,tfitiorellow eold at 73e afloat, A sale of white Will
1. 1 / 4 1‘ i b E , spice agora. Oats are in better demand
„,a( WO bite 7 000 at 900 for Delaware &floe
More afloat.
ilk Quirraron fo doll, and offered at $37 41a' ton
far t I, without sales.
.111'1.,..111. demand is limited and the marbet quiet,
U l/1 1, gar of middlings at 050(17o th
/ 5 `",,,,,, ere very quiet. aid prices arn l a a n a oli l l‘o sad.
st 3 . 1,033 c, and Lagnatra at 3103 to
blo''.oll snipe a haw are making at .I.OX psy.
t11011;30 for New Orleans. a—
a
P r N:s —The transactions are light, and 4 a
70 , ,., with small nf Oleos P P etr a %
Lard is polling at 10010%0 kiii?m, a
, raced is la demand, with adiei of 403
t0P42t,,, Thunthy •is quiet at $1 7602 25 , and
101'4 .25e 3 4? has.
fdp,rry it SI hiug, no wanted, at 400 for bbls, and BD
pr drurse
10 /s ,,{pg arc the %acolyte of Flour and Grain at
94 to , dm
o
rat ,
ROL
... ..... 3 050 OIL
13,700 hue.
8 Ha bus.
„... ...... ....10,100 bas.
v .09—S rcond Bonrd.
100 Mich Oen R. 87%
600 d 0.,.... 87%
dBO do 830... 89
200 do 8.3
600 51 & N R... .. 87g
200 d 0...... 8301.. 37%
100 do 37%
1 800 do.. . , 97g,
276 'NIL & W d 127
60 5186c8IRgo'h.. 81%
260 do . 82
100 do .30...81?
lOU do 81%
50 do 81%
150 11100 n. oorip 77%
10001&P do
AO 77
61:0 . 40 %
200 d 7 830... 40
100 Glal. Ohl R R 530... 80
d 80
860 do 80
350 ad &R h 3,. 77g
100 do ;•80...77%
100 do 830... 7734'
950 do 830... 78
15 0 Bur& (IR 83
50 r & Obi R.... 4sg
60 40 • 48%
v o eit Stocks, N 0
6+l year... • 97 ; 1 .‘
... 07$
4 1 .. 303,4
s(4l' N t einuotie“l24,74
tV ID 34
(141, . ........
'tt ,lluNt fe .......
,lep Ft w A 06'2d e
Ftpfen Gold, , 287,i
.„ 198 X
40:„ 6:4; to,
1 4 , l,3x
do. .t3Q . .1 ISA
:t do .......
9
dH 9 do ...... ~.11E1./ d
Y vote 1.3..... 1 " 1
.4 ...... .• • • in.
,} t
do ......
k ' t
p,p,d 76
....,sEtio Railway 86
. ?,6
...... 80A
~01.1 e 11 edit.... t
do„ „,b
60... 01 dt
t,;6118 giver 7
, Ft
A., d 0..........
B Pad . EOl
lgyflarkm 50)(
Tol B e 30.. O&
Neu' York Markets, Saturday.
bg iore (inlet and flint at $8,50 for pots, and 99 for
r9ath4o7B —The market for State and Western
, dr, tnri besvr, and prices are 5 , 9100 lower,
.;11/sles ate 7 000 bbla at 615.5005 60 for superfine
!we; sdAtet fie for II xtre State; $5 5006 60 fnr
Nn-
F,tre itid(l)ll9, lowa, Ohl°. &O.; B'o 8507 26
icblo t tOm lecluting ebipping brands et rou'ad hoop
ge„ , a6 76, and trade brands do. at $6 8508 75.
&won, Fl' is dull and rather easier. Salem 600
woo l/0400616 for superfine Baltimore; and $6.900
il o uttrode
mom t ' our Is inactive and lower. 'Seim; of 500
;I,lv/15800 for common to good, and 96 1008 25 for
a sp trurlo
WF,..git le stexly, and selling at $4.5005.50 for the
gpri 6Le end mum, floe.
(.11 Deal is Inoctlvo. We quote /ergo, at $3.75;
1 0 ;Iyalue, $4 25, and puncheons. $l9
FUel Is dull, loom, nod one to two cents lower, with
limited businasy at the decline. t The sales are
~‘ebno at sll3ssi 21 for Obicago pring, $ll, lfire 29
AssoncoOlch, sl,2;licti 31 f.a. amber lows, $1.,34rD
tor whiter red Weetern, end 81,0901,40 for amber
hi 4, slesdr et 6341350 for 'Western, and 900 for
gold b firm at $1 if. 04 60 ; Wee 8,000 bus State at
hos lower and dull at 6442863 for common to
widwilldritt material obange, viith a moderate !n
-o:3,11116 00 000 boa at 70a for Pound Western mixed,
Htir Fp% tern, and .004tr630 for dem'.ged.
I),ll,ioNd —1 try Purl; market IN doll and lower for
pied tuner tiT ;Wrap; Wee 700 [lbis at $l3 i2g
; ;t ruer, 811 Hall 73 for Define Beef le dull, with
z i:obe et (CO unutatiene Prime mese Beene dull at
Ala bad Ind.a mom •atit'&36)ls Peel Remo are
take 109 ebfe Wrkiterl/ at $l6lO, °form 13
D.tidltto with no large_raleg reported. Oat Heats
191617,40 for Boma and 33,;04;(o for ih-palderi.
Ari 11 Lowry and lower; sake 81111 bble at 9m9%0.
i l l'? ad Oneeto ate inactive, but prices are
amtius firm at 65070 for shipping and 75085 for
tcriuesteady for load end , prime lots, with a MOO.
•:( ; hre roalriag at 176250
LILO , iedall aid lower; male/ 60 hada prime city at
l'cd choice , ht 10740.
b Emir, with ealoo of 330 bble at 88/2383c.
11051611 1/StljF6.4 MARKET, Nov.
!Lc ee---7 tt• mullet le rather firmer, with au Inoreaeed
there II Do Material v.Piatlon in prices.
Otto Ito ode of Wteiern superfine at 85,8508 16 ;
atm Extrn 16.61)4MS 76 ; medium at 5707 50; good
Lido. ;it ,cniga,,. and' Genesqe 75e8 ;
Bolih , rn Ohio SSo 3 50; Et. Louts, good and
Nice,S.Wl l 9 obi 01PRIES le 'lather more plenty,
pt ,, eret la ...ill email, Southern le quiet. Brandy
mo hod of 38 deli , ooro, Patapum brand. at RIO 50
111. Coin ahal la in moderate demand at 5404 25 4fr
Bjo Flour to f4GATCB, and prioee are nominal
i 4 eoe.ady. with a moderate demand.
;4.0 WPF4Frii at 70e6c ; Southern yellow 800
?WA Onto art 1,1.rt7, and dell; sales of Western
dig:As 0(442'3P basis); 35,000 Prince Ed ward
el old it 60, 1 1 .3 .6 41 ). on .h 1 Rye la amino, and firm,
r}lp h ohel. Eborte we dull at 521025; Fine Feed
Middiipge ?2E020 48! OM"
hI,IIIOIIE Ct id Vt 1 6f IBKKT, Ilov. 29 —We
•tr; to note a sale of 50 hags prime Rio at 32 i4l ,
, N.h. 'the marnet rules quiet bat pricee are no.
MAllallli+o‘ '7 Common to fair Lilo at 30)(
, pi-mt. en U1,41)320, Luciana at 33c, and
,u Fa :WI Ye
liARi TELLIGE'riI =B.
SYI FOUNTI: PAGN,
h BBilirßD.
lAbay. 't days from Baltimore, in ballast .
Wiu WPar. Idiot of the A., reportahavjpg
kttit'T.S2hhlthat Put alto, at noon on Friclay.last'la
1.101:47 It Ruatug, off Dap& Hanlopen, bound
rzt fi r icieenes elm ter.l3 ti 'trainer Diootab, aID
C: 1 414111 On satur , toy, at 7 A hi. off the Brandy.
tErwq the U c. !lone of. 'ear Dale. fleet J - 0 fttr
r,Dtfiliwh; at 4)4 P M, off R edy 'Point, passed
lomat hence fur billion:loot, under C 411•08.
ZatrbtOD, Al h. Von" 10 days from Havana, la total.
t:4& k Folsom
125's E Thernoron. Havener, 82 days from Magi.
teth logvehtd to D N wetztar & Co.
Ahattda Jitne t Darr, 10 Mt, a from Raffinate, in
"IoJ g Beak y ►Oo
lattitila Mello, (Br) Joline, 17 days from Bus.
O, hill , oats a. - tiih to Tan Horn, Woodworth
(.?,Ti?, Glark, from Port Royal, in balllast io
tarha, tdax.rn i 1 day from rrodertos,
listratt s Son.
31 etl , l,l‘, 2 anis from Indian Iliver r Dol,
wait() ) , IL RL wle) R 00.
ILI I / 4 13.111D.
1 3 W Mbidge (Br) dodereon, Pernambuco, John
oh Co
gra.k Fie 4, ild, Cape Ilaylieu, Thoslatt•
F'lla BWO Jsirtum, Havana G W Berrutdon
aiciaap, Thaa, tr. Boston, Minton Norton & Go.
F Dyer; I)arA•naa, J Hem & Co.
r Jersa), Vaunt wan, Washington, I) Goner.
W Al arts, Ita pp ahannook River, Navy
ricildwdo, Baltimore, Wennemacher
Id.
Warwick, khropebire, Aleisw3ria, Tyler,
tit &Da,
,
ktr Dark, Olai rtrees Monroe, do
W F G./1601 •. t.inrriu, Eaton Head, de
kt rsAibmimond, Paine, Norfolk, A. G Oattell ric fJo.
c,ttW D Pete. W ) ti, Beriin, Md, D H Merriman.
l', ol .ivt. Mew. Baltimm e r W Bacon.
Jqr.a., deo ry Hill, do
ktorir, Washington, captain•
t4 , l ,l' o .,hinv den. Belilmere. Reading Railroad Clo,
tele, Bigglni, vast Dennis, oaptain.
L'b t retikile, Ohara. Wareham, Ii Audertried
I ' 4 &eon, Provlncetown, J g Henry.
`7 2l lL 4 relth Snitch Providence B H Powell;
411 S haver, BELLI& Baltimore, ' A Groves, Jr.
PIT riamairi.
(Gorreinsond ace of The Prem.)
"'Oen, Nov SD—Arrived, ateamer Geo Peabody,
q t t, r ,„ ; b a rk thenbnre from Bremen" bark Bet
"e: New (Moore Wig Ocean Wave4rpm Sagan,
'I West. Ler et Ke7 Wont on the lash the gun-
ReeterGle, Stirs and Strlpee, and Amanda—all
Echr Orlon, from Uatil"ag.
CITY ITEMS
1 ‘ 11 E3 ) FANCY F URS Messrs. Charles
'Eti& Son, Nos. 831 and SlB Chestnut street, tinder
%oat:betel Hoirl, lowa now in-store a magnificent
LOW Fear y Fere, Of their own importation
w iallactere, which we recommend to oar readers
'ln lc want of theAti elegant articles of gracefulness
They hove also . a magnificent assortment
, Itiaatoe Fori.l,lllng Goods, BO that they BTO pea
st•twirehtly to ant both sexes in choice goods
'l.okriern.
flu QtAixtr TEAF; —Mr. *C. H. Mattson,
thy OtoCBfiffP, Arch and Tenth Week!,
tow la Mort tt toed assortment of Green and Black
ct the beet vqlevea. Arta Young 'Limn, Imperial,
" d °thug, to which. we invite the attention of
uti r
hen' es / I "cirP,r, ai hie prime are unneually rue-
1.13 E MILITARY FURNISHING GOODS for Army
tluCt 11T1' Offletla ot) ba fonid in greatest variety at
Bou'e, unit r the Continental Hotel.
obi.lol' e ENT.gII. DECEMBER .—SUtII
'tOpß sod over, Er go a e falling dqwn, and with her
bite statute's doing brown. Boughs are daily
I ' 7 l b' Suety thieve'', and the book of nattirezetteth
W leaves. Rotted tbe tops of houses, swallows, ae
t it, etre, titre s .eely tenants, notices -to gait.
ewe temper weep by turns and laugh, night
4 , 4 ieltellter told, g half and half. So November
"l--teld end inlet perverse—but the month that fol.
rweaal eleeh It" worse—nnleete, like stupid ehotee
4tir 't tut our come, olut4, and veete, and all, et the
tt% hate (nothing flail Bockhll.l & Wilson, Nog.
NCO( Obeetret street, above Sixth.
G
, 41 1r A D 1 and
0 1c4 lt who err ~ t enoned at the destroyed Fel
'Mt% the otter lia) held some running oonver 33-
°4114 list!. lieutenant Jones, of the 2d Dela-
Acton the
reortolv on
th our elde.
were n The rebel pickets
; 4 , 1 t, 11 tuellY leere p North. The,
'they we„ Jr, th e army, brit al the re'cent oleo.
41'2.1n. abowed th.t there were See left. " We'm
q lids thing,' , said a rebel cantata, who came
1'44 ,t4 114 the shore. "If you will - bring old Horace
elltA 'hug him on that We of the bridge, we wilt
Sierra on
of
awl let that end the war."
ltis tante of t l
le case, we suggest to our friend
;QM, if he hes, CCBSiOLI tog ( ) South to Wa9titag.
I ; "or, ho dtvguleed eel a gentleman—doff that
end Omni pantaloons. on gets ng to
I2 t iel and tot genteel suit at Charles Stokes'
1 Otellilag Renee, under the Continental.
.last poe ago stamp WWI issued in
: 4 4 , ; (1 the 10th of J tottery, 1840, and for nine Years
r ; Ilene rime of it. France adopted it on the
I tultY, 1849 ; the Tour Taxis Office Intro
-IDto Clement In 18b0, and it is now in nee In
roestu e , in Europe, 331110 In &trios, five in
"117114 Atm rims, and ten in Octeanica. Van
$0 .
L
" D " Pout , see Its own, and no doee
- ""thtlw au Labelle ' The many
Mammoth !styles of
, I . kn etilaoltiven at Gran Ville Stoke Mammoth
No, 102 Olvelteut street, Philadelphia, are
4iT.ltritere, pimento' at this establishment are
Select to 'Olio them In the reach of every
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
tri. TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth end Chestnut seg.
Imo M Cate, R - ietort Hon John Dorado, Penne
Geo B groan, Chicago CI Li Tompkins, Illinois
T L Davie & wf, Nashville H Raves°, Boston
EgbOILIP, Oblong° L DI Morrell, Maine
G D Norton, II El A J P Buff, BOsten
M , P Adams & eon, N Y Oast J Wheeler
L B Wycheff H P Baldwin, NOW York
J• , riu HH Rana, U.S A Jno DI Turpin & ela,Boaton
J 13 Hindle, New York Mrs Hyde
Bon U L Yailaedigham, 0 B 8 Ilox, Columbus, 0
(I A White, Georgetown, 0 --Keep, Now York
H T Yeomen) & le, Tenn J B Wilson & la, Wash, Pa
F F Petrel eon, Wash,D 0 W N Minsinitt, New York
B F Bma 1, Ntw York M Moulton,tiprtogfi'd,hlass
G G Saunders, Hass J E De Haven, II d N
P How & la, New Yolk J P Rest tk la, New York
C A Grimes, New York B W Pyoock, Loudon
Time F andrewe & la, Wash Bola J Taylor, Newport
Jelin Birch, New York W H Cranston, Newport
B W (harm & la, Perms J , Treddle & la, Albany
John Adams & la, Bretton Mlle Adams, Boston
J D Evans, New York Chas W Dexter, Boston
J L Hammer, Harrisburg J Lautdon, Elmira
D J Fiance Janice Hatch
'l.) Ritchey, Pittsburg F A Plke & Maine
J L Lerner, New York B. 8 McComb, Delsware
11 N Petite, Neadvllle Hon A Et Reeder, Easton
Stephen Cornell, N York T H Fowler, N York
O P rdubleubrrg, II 8 A J Dunlap & wf, Pittai'g
N Latimer, New York J Adams & Is, Boston .
Bliss Adonis, Boston. J F Bhernssn k wf, Wasten
.1 K Alexander, Lancaster J T Ferguson wf, Tenn
J is Johnson, • Portland, Pile J Buck, New York
J Kay. Pittsburg J B 1 Woollen, Del
Arthur Miller • Mr Miller dc to. N York
Capt Ed V V Elmitb, N York J Ed Kunkel, Rd
Gto Bun Mere, Washington B Sohlseinger, Boston
Jowee Mudd°, Bostorr H Frenkiin, N York
bi B G,lbtrt, New York - 0 0 E 'toe, Washington
O K alorrls, New York W 0 Wells, Buffalo
El B Lahr, Claremont Theis H Low, Lake Sap'r
1 lent W F Gales° d o la, NY Oapt A J Valee
F Poet, Wallingford I, B Waldo •
W Bieelow, Boston H Hepburn & la, Elmira
0 N. Winch, Boston P L Simmons, Bt Louis
Gen Pape and wife, II B A Hoe VB . Horton and wife
Mies Horton Miss 0 Horton
bibs B.llrn Mies P Allen
Oot Morgan. II 8 A ()apt Ascb, IT 9 A.
Cant ROI, IT 8 A Oapt Atchison, U 8 A.
J B Mora'den, Pittsburg John P Early, Laporte
0 Vaughan, Kansas 0 L Bond, Talolo. Ohl°
W A Ppenccr, Hartrord 0 Atkinson, New York
J Jones. Pennsylvania Jae D Dougherty, Ft arrisb'g
John A Greene, Boston
MIIIIOHARTS' HOTEL—Fourth Street, below Arch.
J 0 Icraine, Richmond 13 Houston, Clearfield
73 McDowell, Penns hire D Garrett, Pittsburg
J HLc vg, Flemington, Pa J A Lsagoake, aturtcy
T Eli tam J P Fazell, Boston
L A Miller, Altoona J 1) llticKeq, Altoona
T Bore. Hoylertown S W Fetlock, Ma
M T Lloooln,Wastdogton Hon M Strome, Pottaville
Hon b E Ancona, Beading J H CLOW, Gibson
B G Petrie, Pike co, Pa Hon J D Stiles. Allentown
B A Hickey, Baltimore C L Woodruff, Harrisburg
J-Browolo Pr, Pittsburg J W Bisonv, WAAlstaro
W F ag'e Wilton, Pa Gen W LBW. Penn Haven
H Bletnerbassott, Now York J Crleevel.l Blair co, Pa .
W A Porter, Little Green NAB E Bucker, Harrisburg
L Dobbins
AM ESlOAN—Ohestnn t areal, above Fifth.
11 II Cunningham, Oairo, 11l John G Graham, Dahmer°
Oast W P Lord, Delaware Lient W P Oisay, Delaware
P Mason, New York John 0 Norris. Delaware
B U Schalk Allentown E B Bean, Portland, Me
S Dickey. Jr, Oxford, Pa Miea Dickey, Oxford, Pa
0 Brown, HD, Wash'n, DO T I Shinn, New Jersey
JD Badgers, Tenneeeee Dr P R Clay, Maine
Lieut . J Allen T W Farnsworth
T 11 Farneworth P Brady
Dr S S Satchel!, Virginia+ FA. Martin, New York
Jae. Whaley, Maryland W Jones, Meryl and
TI. Powell, Salisbury, Add T H Vinoent, Salisbury, Aid
H Clark, Salisbury, Md J BlAlnilour
.7 V Manit:leld M O Pronto, Jersey Shore
J G 'knack, Snow Hill, Md J O Moran, Wateo, D 0
J E Prigr,Washington, D A A.VGray, Wathingtan, D
W P Smith, Baltimore Jae 0 Wilson, Philadelphia
J B Moore, New York J S Thomas, New York •
ST. LOlllS—Oheetnut Street, above Third.
J B Finley, Newark • O G hiegicnise, Baltim•ge
fftaoy Jarvis, N Jersey John P. Green, Baltim go
Chas Rogers, New York Mr Dunning, New Ysrk
J B Beatty, Pottsville A B Nimb, Buffalo
H H Jrnes. Boston J Firm Boston •
W W Downing, N York H Harding, N York
I T Panda, N York R Pfaff & la, Boston
O Lacello, N York - Mrs Lewis, N York
B U Bambini, N York T Dwight
J hicOanils, Philadelphia
THE 'UNION—Arch street, above Third.
A W B Yon Kit , N York 0 Brown, Greencastle
B Reyhold A . la, Del Oity A Hyde, Del Oity
Gel W 111.3 or, N York B Falkenberg, N York
Betzmatn, Beading T Anderson & le, Penne
H ndersoo, Abington, Pa A Rogues. Abington, Pa
John W Boyer. Pottatown blre LB Blake, Boston
E D Grattan], Philadelphia J Yallernhamp, Selinsgrove
J Kinser & la, Damara B T Wood, Philadelphia
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market, above Sizta.
J Brown, New Florence, Pa D B Hefting, Centre on, Pa
A 8 ,Niles, Delaware H B Snyder, Olinton co, Pa
L Helnizlnger, Schtt'l Haven Mrs Miner, Beading
0 A Illeetreyst Grcen co, Pa 0 A Mestregac, Jr, Penne
J dt Banat, New York JOI Moyer, Pennsylvania
W E Libcny, Massachusetts Ciapt M. Ogden, Penne
ktirk, Pennsylvania H U Bohm
NATIONAL HOTEL,—Bane eland, above Third.
A G Balger, Allfntown Geo T Gross, Allentown
Joe Ocialey, Lenceeter C Weldy
W A Keller, Lancaster B M Beater
G Hefei k arc p, Pottsville A F Siegriet, Lebanon
It S Whitney Mies Jennie Holmes, N H
1) HOW um. Jr, Potteville Ohas A Neff, Kutztown
0 Mansfield, Washington
BARLEY SlTSlAE—.Beenond street, below Vine.
Oinven, Hat teville, Pa A Snyder, °Fleeter co
rd Large, Centreville 0 LI editchell, Wayne co
beef, Camp Philadelpbia Maj J B Roberts, 0 Moll&
J & let. PenneylVallie, W T Roberta, DJlington
Lt S Bank, morrleville, Ps, J Booth, New Jersey
Firgt A 13( iltcv, N Jersey t 3 Holcomb, Mt Mry, N J
B n Elr. plt vrille, Pa Z W Howe i „Way ne co
S Bo•b . e, Wayne G Pirrdy, Hawley, P►
Cant Stephens, Camp MN J lii Graw, Wayne co -.F.ed
F Rimbe./, Hammonton.NJ N (I Gloeneager, Wayne co
W W PFXECII. P. Pleasant E Mord* Boas OD
Miss A McDowell. Penns W McDowell. Penns
E Howell. la, Pineville, Pa W M Biers, Frenchtown,NJ
Cant k Craven. Centreville 0 B Ely,D tick° co
0 &ter Newtown J McDonald. New York
M Merger - , Centrelaill, Pa 0 ()canard. Laliiska.
0 Neleou. Routed ale W Entrickon, Camp Phila
P D Bar the, Mcorestown E Doyle, Atlantic City
B J Buchtconvillo P Parcel, flentraville, Pa
flotedtock, New York Mos 111. Black, Bucks co.
M 0 Butlel Sr. 10, F Jersey B H Diltz, Lambortv . illo
W B HIRR Latribartvillo J W Bailie BiDgOes, N J
Mee B 11 Bald, Blngoes,Hs B Scoltk, Blacks co
Hon T Bor., Dorlestown J Rose, Doylretowa, Pa
Mee D Clande, Ponneylvanie •
VI/ 1,33130 N 1101:15V—Second street, above Markst.
Wm IT DPVII3, "Newitork ILL - 124141, Milford, N J
ex!) I Melick, Btrondebarg Alfred Blokes. Newtown
Aeit F,ltrrder,'Penna Jae T Tucker, Trenton
0 D Van Horn, PMI'S S rdirtin. Delaware co, Pa
JoR Ei Hir keon, Cheater, Pa 0 bicoarty. Pennsylvania
hi Lacg. Hartsville Jae Harem, Pennsylvania
P P Randall, Wayne co, Pa F Whitlock & la. N Jersey.
blies Wbillock, New Jersey H 0 Whitlock, New Jersey
JEI Lrc boltn Catswisea J W Gordon, Pemberton
John La timore Henry Evans, Deposit, N Y
COMICLOYAL—BistIa street, above Chestnut.
P Cornett. Pbceniaville TEt Knight, Baltimore
" Hobson, lotto co, Pa W )lare, N York '
J B Bell, N York J Towers, N York
J Jack non &la, Penne W S Jackson, Penns
.1 td enough; Palm/ L Hammond, Baitimoro
Bscrist, Penr.a 3 St John, Penna
3 N Blandin, Peoria 0 Cooley, Poona
MOUNT VICRNON--Geoond street, above Arch.
E. Sheer. Hankins, Ta John Walter, Newark
A Hoff, Newark John Warburton ' Hass
W Orr use, Pennsylvania J ,k la, N York
W Buck, Trenton, N . J . J W t3house, Hawloy, Er
T Y Boy", Deniasons W V Bucher, Daroatecis
D Angell, Damascus G Bassett, Newoas:le, Dal
BALD EAGLE—ThIrd street, above Oallowblll.
D Yon , g, Sullivan co, NY EN Drake. N York
B Hayden, Easton 0 Mertz. Allentown '
P Altller, Lehigh co, p a G Neer., Lettish co, Pa
S Hammy, Penne L Herm any, Penne
Mies E Serkemeyer, Pa 0 Graver, Lehigh Gap
W Sterner, Berke co, Pa
BLACK BEAB-Third street, above Uallowhill.
Jacob Ervin, Do)leettwn B Hoegland, Somerton
Breed bm a., Bricks co Thos "WiWard, Yardlepv
John Willford, Penna • A 8 Roads, Southampton
G H Roads, Southampton &Engelman, Southampton
G T Grote, Allentown Jacob Hsrrie SoStiehl:try
W W Weaver, Penna Gideon Whetstone, Penns
Leyte-Hamer, 'Bethlehem 'Vandenlost
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GBEAT TRIUMPH!-
.
130HOMADKER lti CO. have made a new and
grand discovery in the manufacture of the Piano Forte.
By a peculiar construction of the scale and bridge on the
sounding board, they are enabled to give nearly double
the ordinary length of the string, from the bridge to
where the hammer strikes the string, which prod lICMi moat
extraordinary effects. The power Is greatly increased,
and the harmony produced is truly wonderful, giving an
entire , new quality of tone, which Is deep, rich, sweet,
and melodious, with a singing peculiarity to each note,
utaike to any Piano ever manufactured heretofore.
'lhe mule-loving public are respectfully invited to call
at our Warerooms, No. 1021 OHESTNUT Street, where
they can examine this great improvement in the Piano
Forte.' 130HOl1A.01C'Elt do On.,
nol3 1m 1021 0/1.1331NUT Street.
B—T-186O—X.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTABB.
They initYrstrengthen, and invigorate.
They create o healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the eyntem end enliven the mind.
They prevent relearned° and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath end acidity of the stomach.
Thai cure Dyspepsia and Omustipetion.
They cure Diarrheas., Oholers, and (Jholere Morose.
They owe Liver Complatni and Nervous Headache.
They are the beat BITTERS in the world. They
make the weak man strong, end are exhanated netare'l
great restorer. They are made of pure lit Croix Rum,
Use celebrated 'Midday& Bark, roots, and herbs, and are
taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to
loge or thus of day. Particularly recommended to dell
eate persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by , all
Grocers, Dringista, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DILIB.IO
00., 202 BROADWAY. New York. ee2-1- dm
BATOURLOWS HAIR DVS
TIER REST IR THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATORDLO FL'S oelebrated HALT Dye
produces a color not to be distingedebed from nature;
warranted not to injure the Hair in the lewd ; remedies
the ill effects of, bad dyes, and ' invigoratee the Hair fon
life CittAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly tuns •
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hale soft'and bean-
Wel. Sold by all Dragiesda, &o.
sr The Genuine to elgned WILLIAM A. DATORR
LOR, on the fear rides of each box.
IeA.OTOIIY No. 81 BAR.OLAY - Street,
(Late MS Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
siyati-ly New York.
GROVIIR BAKER'B No. 9 SHUTTLE
SEWING kIAORINE, for manufacturing purposes, is
the BEST machine In the market, and le sold for FORTY
DOLLARS. No machine ever introduced in this city
bee sold so rapidly or gluon dub universal satisfaction.
Do not fail to call and examine It before purchasing else
where. Office, 780 CHESTNUT street. n 03.0
1:1141A31 1 0 HAIR DTI ; 38 mita a box.
—Three boxes for ; the beet In sum. Try ft. Bold
only et UPRAWS. 408 0113C8TNI7T St. ser•limet
MARRIED.
BIINTER—COUNTIB43.OII the evening of Novem
ber 27th, In the Methodist Episcopal Church at Remo
villa, Philadelphia, by Bey. Andrew Longue., Mr Wil
liam o:Bneter to Miss Rebecca M. 00rintIller all of
Philadelphia. *
BIIBIEB—PILKINGTON.—On the 26th of :Novem
ber, by the Bar. Wm. aloOorobs, Mr. 'Elwood J. Hower,
of Cbealer, to Miss Rachel Pilkiegtom of Franitford. *
KEN T—KINBEY +On Thankgivfair evening, by the
13 "• J• Palate, Mr. Wm. Rent, of Weet Cheater,' to
lain Mart 8. liingey, at Upper Ogtorii, ObeiteKeew.ty.
DIED.
TEEWENDT.—Buddrnly, on the Nth November,
Mary C.. wife of Theodore Trewendt.
The relativee and friends are respeotfalty invited to
talent" the funeril, from her late residence No. 1203
Dace street, nn Tuesday afternoon, Doe 24, at 2 o'clock.
bBEER—Ou the SOrh nit,George W. ahetsr, of the
First District Police Corps, age 44 veers.
The light of our household is gone,
A husband end father m kind;
All I now we are left all alone,
A wife and children heniud.
The relatives and friends of the family, the Bhlfihr
Nose Company, and the Pollce.trerre of the oily, are re
worts'', fr/1w to attend the fameml. from hie late
ieridonee, No. 219 Willismoon street, First ward, on
Wednesday afornoon, Deo. Sd, at 2 o'clock. To pro-
ceed to Philanthropio 1
.7erneeery, ***
TBOaleatth —Oa the 2Titi oto., Elizabeth Jane, wife
of Joseph Thocopeon, of New York, and daughter of
Williern Wallace. •
The relatives and friends of the family, alto those
or Li, r husbaed, are reepterfully invited to attend the
funeral. from the residesioe of ha paroote, 1603 Wallet's
Street. this (Rendes) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. *
ROBRinc —On the m Tiling of the 29th Instant,
°bathe spencer Roberta, eon of Spencer and Leuiem J.
Roberts, in the Bth year of hia age.
Funeral to fate- place on decond.dar - afternoon, let
inet.. at 2 O'CIOCk, from the residence of his father, No.
424 NOrto Sixth street.
ROO OKODE lt.-oe, the 26th nit., William !Luepke.
goy, aged 46 years.
The friends and relatives of the family, also his male
frietdr, are invited to attend his funeral, frost Me late
residence, 146 North Eighth mreet, on Tuesday, Deo 21,
at 2 o'cit. els 2. N.. *lt,
BOR.-On the 28th ult., Frederick Bek, in his 56th
Seer.
POBENBOW.—On the 28th tdt., Swan Robinson, wife
of George Bobineou, spit 29 years. - *
MT6e151.4,—0n the 27th nit , Prudence Russell, in
the 80111 year of her age
EtibTAOE —On the 27th on., John Einstein!, aged 28
jeers. *
FL NA GAN.—On the 26th ult., Elizabeth Flanagan,
aged 28 }ears.
GILLEBPIE—On the 28th ult., Daniel CHllegote,
effect 56 sears. *
HE EN.—On the 28th nit., lerenalah Keen, in the 47th
year of his age.T • *
KILDTON —On the 28th nit., Mary Lambert, daughter
of Tboinee $ and Rachel A. Kenton, in the ITth year of
her age *
LDON A ED,—On the 26th ultimo, Dirs. Oatbarine
Leonetd. in the 68d year of her age.
SWAM.-'On the, 28th Wt., Wily Swain, daughter of
Hr. Charles and Viotette Swain, aged - 6 poste and 2T
data *
VAZ MBE. —On the 28th nit., of disease contracted
while it camp, Andrew G Yankirk, of OarL, 1-17th
(late 28th) Repimint P. V., aged 20 years. *
pLAOK ALL-WOOL VELOUR
REPS.—Suitt opened, a full assortment of—
Black All-wool Velour Reps •'
Do. do. Empress Cloths.
Do. do. Ottoman Poplins.
Do. do. Bohn:lines.
Do. do. Cashmeres.
Do. do. Nerinms.
Do. do. Tamises.
Do. do Mooseltne.Delalnes.
BESSON & SON, Mourning Store,
nol.S.if ' No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
VYRE & LANDFILL,
FOURTR, and ARCH STREETS,
Piave a large stook of
Shawls for Pennsylvania Trade.
Silks for .Pennsylvania Trade
Dress Goods for Pennsylvania Trade. no2T•tf
GOOD QUALITY BALMORAL
VIMITS —Twee Skirts are full four yards wide
and one and not:miler long. Co'ors all-wool, and styles
are adapted to genteel trade.
no27.tf EYRE & LANDBtata.
LADIES' FAIR, IN AID OF THE
811.,K AND WOUNDED SOLDLItai, in the
Lecture Boom of Trinity M. E. Mural, IfIGHTEI
above Bane, on 'I UESDAY, WEDNESDAY, end
TRURSD&Y, December 2d, 3,1, end 4i6. del.4t*
trrATTENTION, usiord ARTILLERY
Ulan) atatvd meeting i f iris Uomoany will
be had THIS (!11onday) EVENING, Dec. at the
Armory, BItOaD etreer, above Pine ftal attendance
of rcembrre and them) away with the iJompanY is ro
(meted, es briefness of importance will be laid before
the meeting.
lt* 13A.A.0 STARR, Jr, Captain.
OFFICE OF THE HOSPITAL OF
or PROTESTANT RPISOUPAA, WEIROEI,
1 - 111LADP.I.P/11A, bovember a 9. 1862 —it a 'nesting of
the Board cf tdanagers et the aoepitnl of the Protestant
' pisoopal Church to Philadelphia, held on the Ugh inet
the following Resolution was adopted, viz:
Raclved, 'that the Board of !Stemware of the . Hos.
pital of the Protestant Episcopal Church to Philadelphia
desire to return their most cordial thanks to gentlemen,
mining in the iloinity if Pottsville, for their liberal
dotaticne of Coal to faid lostitntion, amounting to 191
tone 10 cwt sloe, to the Rev. Daniel Washburn,
through whose agency the donations were tendered, and
to the Reading Railroad ijomPanr, which generously
remitted both freight and tolls on the sa its.
Ordered, Thst tne Socretarr be Instructed to" publieh
the above reaolurion in the illiver's Totonat, Pottaville,
end in one of the teenier newspapers in this city.
del J NO. A. CHILDS, docretary.
THE CITIZENS , VOLUNTEEIL HOS
PITAL ASbOOl AT10.5 take pleasure In ac
knowledging the following donations for the week ending
November 28: G. B. Parish, $10;:IlleJallum On.,
efi ; J. F.& E B Orne, $ 5; ; D ;
cash, $10; D & Son, $5; Lorton E. Cornba. 85; Mrs.
L. vi Taylor, 55 ; J. IL Bites, .55; Mies Drake, $1; Thos.
Wilder, $l5; Miss Julia turner, 50 cents; B. S. J ,
$100; B. Perkins, 55; Joshua Taggart, Si; John
Quince Adams Grammar School, $2; W. S., ; Johu
nice, lumber, .550; Harbert & Davis, $2O; W F. Far ,
gnome, lumber, 550; B. L. & L., limber. 512 ; Perot
& Pyle, $.25; W. O. Lloyd, lumber, $5O Idosiecott &
Co., laminar, $2O; Naylor & eo gone load of lumber;
triedichu a from 0. Ellis & Co., J. 0. Savery, T. Si. Perot,
James Sr inn, and Wnyth. & Bro. ; Warren Kirk & Oa ,
rcotlog, $132; ladles of the oohockeink Church, 14 pains
drawers!, 10 shirts, pads, handkerchiefs, mats, &r.;
Weehineton 17 , 11 ext Relief A esociation, 12 red flannel
shirts ;'A M Sewing Circle. 4 pairs drawers, 3 wrappers,
sheet'', pillows, towels, &c ; Bethlatem Mite Snoietr, large
lot GI apples, peas, blackberries, prunes, cherries, rice,
forks. corn starch. pinkies, apple butter, ,to ; the pu
pile of John Q Adams' School, soda biscuit, white sugar,
turkey, farina, &c.; Soldiers' Belief Association, 21
pairs drawers and 24 shirt?; Mrs Perot, 2 comfortablee;
11. W. Plikine. 24 paint drawers, 24 shirts ; ffre. Clement,
20 'shirts; Harrison Swell, 60 towels, shirts, &c., '&c ;
cJeo, donations of poultry, vegetables, pas, Iran', jetties,
Ice cream, &0., &c ' for Thanksgiving Dinner, William
Martin, Mrs. Stubs, Mrs. Garriguee, Mr& Patterson,
P Simone, Mrs. Sarah A. McOlees, Mr. Merrick, Mx&
John Pellet, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs Banyan, Birtn - Mo;
Manse, Mrs. Laird, Mrs. Verdette. Sirs Dahring, Mrs,
D S. Jones, Mrs. Bartel, Mrs George_ tihisier, Mrs.
Jones, Mr. Newton, A dichie, Mrs Perkins, Ain Orff,
A, McFef ten, Mrs - Hill, Mrs, Stewart. Geo A. Parker,
Mrs. Waterman, Mrs Bullock, Beller & Bro ; part pro
ceeds of a Fair bold by . Misses Settle and Faiera, Mra.
Pritchett, hire Edwin Mitchell, Miss Mary Brown, Was
Lingo, Herriet Boyer, Mrs. Dr. Moore, sad &Ilse lice
men ,• Ladles' Aid Scciety, per Mrs. Jones. life. Brei.ler,
Mr. Pelt, Mee Scott. Misses Wiles, Pennock, Way,
Mrs S:rickland' Encase ; Washington Union Sonic:3
Lediea' Aid Societe Of the Sixth Presbyterian (Murcia;
per hire. F . . 13.?Efarbongh ; Ssldiers' Aid Society of the
Church of the Saviour, West Philaielphia, psr S. H.
Goddard; Ladies' Aid- Society of Mullion Hill, N. 5.,
ehirts, drawers, north's. pillOWo, eo:ke, potabee, ap
ples, cabbage, &c., &c. ; Ladies' Aid Society of Lower
Illskefteld, quilts, shirts. to:fele, Ac.; Howard Sawing
Circle, shirts, drawers, flips , re. &c. It
O:TPREPARATION FOR Tile CO - UNT
ING UOUSE.—lossruction ie Boootssepiug, Pen
manship, Calculations. do ,at oat PTE DEN'S Phita
delphies Commercial College, N. Jr, corner &EVE NTEI
and CUESTDIIIT &rens. ()pan Day and Evading.
TweLty• five Der cent off regular prices. n028,36*
cat. NOTICE, —THE ANNUAL MEE - PING
of toe ti T. OOKfI OLDErs9 of tea WE if
I.IIILADELPWI6,. 1U UAL 13e,VIti3 FUND AND
0031 PANT will be held at their office 04 31.0tiOA.1C,
Dec. 1, at 3 o'olcck P
AD election Tor Directors will elan be. held on the same
day, et the eeme hour. B. G.GBINDI.9IIING,
n 029 D.* Oashltr.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.—T It E
11401 A lINIVRKSABY will be celebrated on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, let December, in the CON
TINENTAL 110 lILL. A Deafness Ideating wilt: be
held et 9 ; Dinner et 5 o'clock. Idtrobere will pleaie at
tend wilhont further notice.
ficotsmen, or thtir deseentents—strangers in the city,
eesiring to participate, are requested to signify their in
tentions to GECilt E YOUNG.tiecTetary,
.fle. JOHN B. GOUGH:L.— THREE LEG
-11,3 TURES will be delivered by this brildint and dis
twat:llond Lecturer, In the AOADICNY OF HMO, as
follows
TOESDAT lOVENI IG, December 9th.— , i Eloquence
and Orators." Au entirely new lecture, said to be the gem
of all bis lectern.
`IHURSDAY EVENING, December Here
and there in Britilin,"
TUESDAY EVE NING, December 16th.—; 4 Lights
and Sbad ewe of London Life " '
, The stile of tickets will con mance on TatfllSO S Y
MORNING, Pecerubpr 4 , b, at 9 o'clock, A. at the
Academy of Mneic ; Elartien's, GOO Ohtstuut street;
end at the Ameriran Tract SOCtety. 929 Chestnut street.
IleeelYed seats in the Paiquette, Parquttte Circle, Bal.
cony, and Orchestra. 50 mute, for each lecture; rs-lally
Circle, 25 cents. To be bad at rdartien's and the Tract
floClety.
Doors open at 7 Lecture to commence at 8.
The proceeds of these loctorre will be appropriated to
the benefit of the sick and Wounded Soldiers at and ne tr
the battle fields, and otherob)eote of benevolence [ao29 7t
[TrIIOIIIOEOPATRIC HOSPITAL, ,111.6
OUTRBBET etreet —This institution ia now open
for the reception of sick and wounded soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the moat comfortable
manner, free of charge. B GLBeIN,
no22.tf Brey of Board of Eilanagers.
pialip OFFICE OF THE NURGrIEOIi•ARTIST
%LB TO THE'ABALY AND NAVY, PHILADELPHIA,
Oct. Zith, 1862.
Wonrided Soldiers and. Bettors di:itro:Le of availing
thrmaelSee of the National Approwiation for etipplylng
Artificial Limbo, should apply immocliotelY at the office
of the surgeon. Artist to the Government, No. 1609
CHBSTNUT Street. B. FRAN& PA.L6IBII,
oc2d tf Government Burgeon-Artiet.
TrFARMERS' AND MECILANICV
BANK, PHILADELPHIA, NOVelllbOr 21, 18d2
At an election held on the 17th or November, 1852, the
following. tamed Olookholders were elected Daemon of
Ibis Bank :
b. A. Mercer, . - Anthony J. &Mak,
Edwin llt. Lewis, William U. Wo3dwari,
Tease 8. Waterman, So3epti 8. Lovering, Jr.,
Llndley Smyth, Bei•jimin A. Farnham,
Richard O. Vale, " Joetina B Llonincott,
Joseph C. Grubb, James R. Campbell.
John A inure,
And at a meeting of the Directors this day, A. A.. NAB
OB% Arq „ was unstrhatinsly re• elected Presitent ED
Wrti Of LEWIS. E. 41 Vice President vand WILLIA
BUSE TOti , Jr., Costlier.
n025-10t W. RUSHTON, Jr., Cashier.
wage. CORN EXI
il,g• PHILADELPHIA, Nov
held lioveruber 17th, 1862,
were elected Directors ol th
Alexaeder G. Cane%
D3ll floblit. Jr.,
George L. Buzby,
Edward G. Knight,
Witham L. filacdook,
James Steel,
And at the meeting of Direotore, this day, ALEX
AIMEE G. OATTELL. was .unatimonely re
elected Pine Went; A.111 , 3X Bet, Floe
Ment, and J DR.E W. TORRE ir Oaitiler.
no2s.tf 3. W. TORREY, Castder.
OFFICE OF RELIANCE uss.
1.1.3 COMPANY OP PHIL &DEL PHIA, Nov 22,
180.-5, GENERAL MEETING* OF THE STOOK;
HOLDERS of this flom,any will be held, in pdrenance
of the charter, on MONDAY, the 15th day of December
next, at 12 o'clock E., to hear the report of the Board of
Di, ec"ors for the elevermonths ending with the 30th day
of the present month, and also to consider and determine
upon the expediency of increasing the (ASH. OAPI rim
of the Company to the sum of THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND VOI&IJARS, according to such rules and
:'regulatfcrs as may be adopted at a general meeting con
vened for -that purpose." NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN
that an ELECTION for. THIRTEEN DIRECTORS to
manage the affairs of the Company for the ensuing year,
will be held at the same time and 'place, between the
hours of 22 o'clock E. and 2 o'clock P
n 022 swmtDls B. M. HINOi3PC&N, Secretary.
yhhip.- OFFICE GIRARD F acM.INS. CO., 415
t 1,3 WALNUT ht., PHILADELPHIA., Nov. 10, 1851
—The Dheciors have this day declared a dividend of
FOITE DOLLARS her sluzirofor the last six months, rat
able to the Stockholders cm arid after this date.
ALFRED S. GILLETT,
Treastrer.
nol2•w}bu9t
ErrNIOTICE,‘„,..6I),RIIT
PRILADZLWALS, november 4,1882 —Tho following
Resolution was this day adopted by the Boarel.of Dirett
tors and ordered to be published:
Resolved, That the unsold portion or tbaßtook of this
Bank be offered to the present Bteckholeara at Par, each
Btockhol4er to have the privilege of takinca pro rata
share c Steoording to a smile adopte4 Ay the - Board, pro.
videdsubscription and payment be suede before the first
44, of January,lB6B. - • -
fiontisl J. W. TOBillat atißlaler,
TILE i'RESS.---PHILADELPHIA; MONDAY. DROEMBER I. 1862. "
48 South T CITED Street.
C 1 1.. A NILE BAN
24, '1862 —.5.t the electioa
the. halowing stockholders
is Bank
Christian J. Hoffman,
Hobert Rryten.
W. Gatherwood,
William P. (lox,
Remand A. Bonder,
Bsmuet T. Canby,
' Wiitans.
irrRIDGE TURNPIKE COMPANY. _
A, grPtaol y ro the provisions of an net of Asadzardy
ot Voininoutvealilt, approved ou the drat day of day,
A. 1)- 1861, a Special ree.ting of the dtdbitholder,4 or
the Binge Turnpike Company pill be bad et the
Office of the Company, No. 131 gonili FLIf CLI Street,
(second story,) in the City of PhilAtloLta, oti IKON
DAY, tho Bth day of December, a. D. 1862. at i 2
M., for the pnrprae of signifying to the tievornor, in
ir intrntion to no and b , coral, ouni-ot, to the
provisions it the 11iti, 15th, 16,h, 17th. had i Bth Beetteas
of the act ot Assembly. oporowd on the 2611 der of Id
unary, 1839, entitltd f.dta Act regulating Turnpike and
Plank-lioad Companies," or to dedlare so to do.
By Oilier of the Board of Maringorm
JO DIPR a. orav,
8f eretery Ridge 'turnpike Corn pup.
Philadeivhia, sf.o7 '26,1862
nn26• wice6k
MiLITAKY.
VOLUNTEEIIB WANTED
Fon
• CONPANY A.
Captain saniumt, HAZARD, YR.,
Late First Lieutenant 6th Pe , msylvania qtavalry.
R .431 ilfh' HEAVE ASTILLERE
Li a battalion of dlx Companies to be , raised for the
epeeist purpose of garrisoning
PUB ftrONltt3E.
A part of the Battalion is now on dot) , titers, and each
company is rent off as fast as completed without regard to
tin cibers
COMPANY A is nearly fall, and is now in camp in
a mint beautiful and healthy local ea on Dswey , s Lane,
Hermann wn. and aft soon as comphsted will leave direotly
for the Fort.
BVIMY RAU ItIBSTBEED IN PHIL IDELPHIA
WILL, BEOlt YE BOUNOL
AS FOLLOWS:"
Advance United States Bounty.. 8.2.5 00
" Pay and Premium 15 01
ditizens' Bona ,. Fund on arrival at Port Monroe.. 50 00
Bounty from United States at the end of enlist-.
meat 75`00
blekirg a total:I-mots , ' 6165 00
As tbis is to bo a picked corps none bat sober and
orderly Inez tired apply at the
RENDEZVOUS N E. CORNER Elmira AND
ORESTNIIT al' 13 ZGE
(lII> Staint )
ItECRUITB FOR THE REGU
LAR AEISY OP THE tiNi ric ()STATES WAN r-
BD ! !—S2 will be paid to sup pereou briagloit ati
acceptable recruit .
For fluther Information apply at the Fendetivone,
419 WALNUTStreit. 'MOS. O. WILLIA.SI3,
nol7-19t* ()apt 19th UV S. A., Recroltiott Wham.
CONTINENTAL - OAVATARY.*
_LwaNTmo.--Two locopmlos to fill the Be
lk*" gin:kept of ,OONTINEN'i'Ais Li.O4lT
ALEN - , DOW in ‘t Cony Hatcalfe," HADDON HELD,
N. J. Officers who have bud experience preferred.
ftiorl J it. PIDYTOR, 001. Oomm-ludiult.
IL S. REVENUE STA.IIIPS.
R EVENUE STAMPS'
AVERY DENOMIN&TION
ISSUED BY THE GOVERNMENT
TO THIS DATE,
FOR SALE AT THE
POST OFFIOE.
'UNITED STATES 1 E VENUE
E3TAMPS.
I have received the following, for sale
AGREEMENT or CONTRACT, 5 and 10 cents.
CHECKS, 2 cents. -
EXPRESS, 1 cent. *
PROMISSORY NOTES or DRAFTS, 6, 10,'30 cents,
and 81.50.
I OREIGN EXCHANGE, 5, 10, and 30 cents.
LEASE, 60 cents.
BOND, 25 cents.
CERTIFIOATES OF STOOK, 26 cents.
TELEGRAPH, 1 and 3 cents.
MISCELLANEOUS CERTIFICATE, 10 cents,
ENTRY, 25 cents.
CONVEYANCE, 50 pints.
MORTGAGE, 50 cents.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE, 25 .
•
cents.
PROPRIETARY, 1,2, 8, and 4 cents.
POWER OF ATTORNEY, 26 Gents.
PROTEST, 25 bents.
PROBATE OF WILL, 50 cents.
LEGAL DOCUMENT 3. 60 cents.
BILL OF LADING, 10 cents. -
WARETIOUrIE RECEIPTS, 25 cents,
MA.NIT'E3T, $l.
PAtSAGE TICKETS, 60 cents.
•
WOI-IN M. RILEY.
COLLECTOR,
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS , BANK BUILD.
IND, 427 CHESTNUT Street. - no2B St
AN CI Mi.
G
SILVER
DEMAND. NOTES,
QtrAvanimAnnits , vouoinuts,
OREOKS Oli WAS/HIP:1'10N, and
ONNTIWIOATES OF iNDBBTBDNE§IFWANTZ%
7 3.10 NOTES FOR SALE.
DREXEL -8 00,
rats , lm 34 Booth• THIRD 'West:
FIVE TWENTIES;
20—YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS
PAYABLE AT TEE OPTION OF THE GOVERN
MENT AFTER FIVE YEARS.
I ma Instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE
TRBASITRY to receive utbscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR,
intend will% commence from the DATE OF 'fitIB
EORMPTION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint,
or any Sub-Treasury or Depository of the United States,
on the first days of May and November of each year.
At the prevent" rammtuar ON GOLD, the Bonds Yield
about NIGHT per cent. per mama.
A fun supply always on hand.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 S. °UTE' THIRD St.
noi tf
MILLINERY GOODS.
bribLlNE.Lia GOODS.
M. BERNHEIM,
726 CHESTNUT STREET,
r now In store, Met received from AUCTION, a large
Dad choice stook of
RIBBONS, of all widths and colors.
• SLOWNRB, all the new shades.
FEATENBS, do. do. do.
VICIAVNTS, do. do. do.
BILKS, do. do. do.
BLADE. ENGLISH ORATES, at all primly and
ELOVENING RIBBONS to gun, and all other artioleg,
beionging in the Millinery Line.
He is now selling o — hi; entire stook at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES If fillt 0,1211,
and would call the attention of the trade to Ma fact.
Don't forget,
No. 726 OHNSTSSUT STREET.
N. B.—Yelvete cut bias. ea26-tt
THOS. KENNEDY & BRO.
729 CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW EIGHTH.
KANN NOW READY THEIB
*'ALL IMPORTATIONS OP FRENCH
FLOWERS. FEATHERS.
AND (mistrial, mmumani GOODS.
asS-Itm
1862 FALL. 1862
WOOD & GARY.
5111X318130338 TO LIDOOLN, WOOD, .% SIOHOLD,
Nays now in !tore •
COMPLETE STOCK
oa
MILLINERY GOODS.
CONSISTING OW
Eilk Velvet and Colored St=
BONNETS AND HATS.
French Flowers, Feathers, Ribilwas, 4t0.,
To which they rewilectrally invite the Wastion or the
former patrarus of the Dome, end the trade genera/.
TNFORMi%TION FOR TRP, 'TEO
.i. PLE.—DIAGMVS OURREROV ROLDESSiramm.
fectured at No. 316 ORBSTIll:111. street, between ilisird
and, Found.
1 1,000.40z0n Currency Raiders, at 810 per down.
r 3.2o4d,dozert Currency Holders, at 60c. per damn.
1 1 ,040 dozen. Currency Solders, at 600. per dozen.
1,000 dozen Currency Raiders, at 72a, par dozen.
/t OOO dozen Currency Holders, at 84,c. isn a rdozen.
; 2danufactured at MAGER'S, Slit ORRSPRIIT St.
Storekeepers at a distance, please at this out and
' paste it `on: a abset of letter paper, and mark await°
the tine the number of each kind wanted, and thaws" will
ibe sen t ea well 41 if tin vat- tieb were Pete Itratf tit Merbeelvag,
001-at . -
RETAIL DRY GOODEI.
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
THE LARGEST STOCK* OF BLANKETS
IN PHILADNIAPRIA.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ,
CO WREII-I.ITHWAIT Fe 63 CEO,
N E CORNER, EIGHTH &ND M MINT SIS.
del mwr-tf
EYRE & LANDELLL
FOTTRTH AND: /MOH
POPLINS FROM AUCTION.
PURPLE POPLINS,
GREEN POPLINS,
BLUES, BROWNS, BLACKS,
MODE MERINOES,
BLUES, PURPLES, BROWNS,
RICH MOIRE ANTIQUES,
FINE. SHAWLS, CLdAKS, 813. 1
4-4 LYONS VELVETS,
WOOLEN SHAWLS,
BKOCHA SHAWLS,
GOOD BLANKETS,-
. VELVET CLOTHS,
WELSH FLANNELS,,
CLOAK CLOTHS.
not.tf
N Ow OPEN.
Superb Lyons Velvet Cloaks,
India silk ..Cloaks,
Velvet Pile Cloaks,
Mohair Plush Cloaks,
Woolen Plush Cloaks,
Castor Beaver Cloaks,
Diagonal Plush Cloaks,
French Doeskin Cloaks
French Beaver Cloaks,
Magnificent (ros de Paris Cloaks.
NEW CLOAKS
OPENING EVERY MORNING.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
N 0.920 CHESTNUT STREET,
no7-fmcalra
FINE CLEYTH CLOAKS.
VINE FROSTED BELVER CLOAKS.
PINS BLELOK - TIVIOOT 01;0.6.1C8
NEDIIIIIL PRICED. OLOdXS,
FINS BLANKET BRAWL'S.
'EXTRA ORE&P BALMORAL%
PINE LA.BGE BLANKETS.
SUPERFINE FROSTED BEAVERS.
OASTOR BEANEES-TRIOOTB. ,
DOI'S 'FINE OLOTIIING.
SUITS "MADE TO ORDER.
000 PER OONARD,
ii 02841 B. N. ODE ' NINTH and liiiRKET
JAS. R,. CAMPBELL: •Sc 00..
/61PORTERS AND CASH DEALBILS IN
DRY GOODS. •
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
727 CHESTNDT RTftEET,
liftve just received, snd ago now offorbig, magnificent
Ones of
BILKS, SHAWLS, it DBESS Goops,
R.SPEOpILLV ADAPTED TO THIS SifIASON.
ocB-tf
" NEW MOURNING STORE,"
923 CREST.NUT STREET.
Evtry article for -
MOURNIN IQ" WEAR.
MOURNING BONNETS,
READY AND TO ORDER,.
M. & A. - MYERS & Co.,
DOOR 'VERS.
oc3o-tbsoi
1024 oaEiTNIiT STREET. .
M. NEEDLES.
LACES -
'-'WHITE GOODS;
LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES.
. fsu assorhnont of the above au hand M LOW
pßiclia, to Width additions aro mado of all
NOVELTIES.
ie2s-tf
102.4 OIiBb'IVUT iSTREAT.
NEW 811.A.Wit AND CLOAK
STOItE
• No. 715 North TENTH Street.
We have jug opened, next door to our Dry-goods
Store, a
:RAWL AND ototar..STOßß,
Where there wilt always be found a'complete assort
went of • • "
Long and Sstuare Blanket Shawls. -
Brocho Long 'Shawls.
Striped Broche &pawls.
Also, the reweet and latest styles of
FALL AND 'WINTER 001rEUINGS,
Of Water-proof, Melton, Black French Matta:
Black French •Tricot, Black French Beaver.
Plain and Bibbed Frosted Beaver Cloths.
Coverings made to order at short notice..
_
RALMOR AL SKIRTS ! B& I AKORA.I, SKIRTS 1
600 Full large- atze, at $3 00, worth $3.50.
300 " " $3 50, " $3 75.
150 " " " $3 75t " 00,
500 " " " $4OO, to $4.50.
These are the cheapest Balmorals In the atty.
BEABONABLS DItESEI GOODB, OF 11VERY VA
H. ETU, & SON,
non Nos. 718 a 716 N, TENTH. EL, so. Costa&
fIHOICE DRY GOODS--just re
‘../ served.
Brovitt Poplins, risk and Figured.
Brown Wool Poplins, Double Width.
Merinoea of all Shades.
'Wool D'Laines, Plain and Figured.
Ootton and Wool D'Lahies--a nice lint.
Figured fderinoes. '
ftdl line of Plain Shawls.
A. full line of Gay Shawls.
One lot or Black Figured Mohers, at ma.
Bix lots of Brown Alpacas, chdoe.
A full line of Oassimerea
A fall line of Vesting.
pLOAKIN CLOTHS.
N.,.;" G
SUBLIME QUALITY. •
JohannVe Frosted Beavers
Medium. priced Frosted Beavers.
Thick and fine French Beavers.
Tricot, OfititOr, and Union Beavers.
Mohair and Sealskin Cloakings.
Supirfine Oassimeree, viz:
Silk Mixes—Black, nest fancies—
Boye--Extra heavy—Union---51eltons, Ac.
6.4 Coatings and Overcoatinge.
Novelties In fancy Yeetings.
BALMORE.LS.
One hundred pieces 25. cent Detainee.
Auction lots fine Black Alpacas. ' •
4i Fine Blerinoes and Poplins
Bleck Poplins, 87c. $l, .61,25.
Fine Blankets and Flannels: -
BOIS' CLOTHING.
. Experienced Cutters, good Cloths, and "
Good work—Garments made to order.
COOPER & oatisaw,
n 0264 S. B. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
SEAL SKIN BEAVER CLOTHS,
for Ladles' Cloaks,
Velvet Bleak Clothe,
Frosted Beavers,
Black Beaver °leaking&
EYRE & tA.NDETAL,
FOURTH and ABAH Street!.
TRY GOODS FOR WINTER.
_Low Rep. Poylini,
French Merinos,
colored Monseelinea, -
Pettit De 13eiee,
Foulard Silks,
Blanket 13halale,
Balmoral Skirts,
Bleak Bilks,
leanni
Blank Bombazines, ,
Worsted Plaids
Oheap de Laiies,
French Ohintaps,
Shirting
Brooke Rawls,
Fine Blankets,
Otib Blankets.
BRABPLBBS BROTH - 888,
ORNSTNIIT and ,EIGHTH Strada.
IJEAVY CORD AND FINE, HAIR,
CORD POPLINS or RSPB ) all Colon.
Pine Branch Merinoes, do.
Black and Colored Poult de Solo Silks.
Blaak. asd Colored (lorded Silks.
Bich Lustre Black Silks.
Black. Merinoes Cashmeres, Rens, and Potiins,
Bich Printed dolma, (kahmeres, and De Labia.
Medium-priced Dress Goods.
low-price De Lathes, Prlnte,
Stripe and Fisured Trench Chintzes.
BOW IN HAUL &
26 Smith SBOOND Street.
N. B.—Several additional lots of Chaine Lain or All
wool Long Brodie Shag ls, lust received from Auction,
Per Sale Cheap. no2I
ULA.NNE6S, BLANKETS, &a.—
A good assortment of all the approved waken of
Whaler Flannels and Inglis/ and American Mankato at
the lowest prima.
SREPHARD, VAN HARLINGEN, ARRIBON,
n025-12arp 1008 01310311113 T Street.
TJACE CURTAINS AND MUSLIN
LEAPERIES.-wThe subscribers have the finest
assortment of rich Lace Curtains and Embroidered Nina
lins to be found in the eity, at last season's prices. limo,
a hyrse voortment of Curtain and Furnitstra materials,
gt the most desirable style..
ABNPHAS% VAN NABLINGEN, d ABEISON,
p9p• I?trp 104:4,0illiSZNIIT Btreit,
•
T R. CASBELBERRY 45 NORTH
GT • EIGHTH Street, bag on hand desirable
MOUBNING GOODS. • •
4.4 All-wool Black Rens, 95 cents.
4 4 " 64 0 81.06.
4.4 u " " SL2S•
Black Alpacas. from 28 cents to`BB.
Black and White Detainee. 18X and 25 cents.
5.4 Black Cashmeree, 60 cents.
0.4 " et 6236 cents.
8.4 " " 81 cents.
Black BomberAnee, Temeee Olothe, all-wool Betakes,
3.4, 6.4 and 6-4 Black Marines, IX yards will ;
Figured Black Detainee, all-wool, 873{ ; Black Nauru-.
ing Silk. All of the above at nearly old prices. ~
- J. 'OA , 3sr.Lll EERY, -
- - No. 45 North EIGHTH Street.
S. . R. CASSELBERBY has on hand over
800 pieces new at} les ilgured'Delaines, 25 cents.
. 4.4 Poplin Reps, ill -wool, 81. • -
.4.4 s, a $•; 8112.
4.4 41 It a $1.26.
4-4 Figured Pontine, rich sts lei, at 50 cents.
10 tsieceei figured Merinos, black and Magenta, $l.lO.
Figured Merinos, from 75 to 81.10.
Aline of tieured all. wool Detainee, frem 35 to 62c.
1 cake Ftench Merinos, all the new. Mimics; at'' $1.15:
• J. R OASSEL BERRY,
No. 45 North EIGH rfl.dereat.
J•. OASSICL
'BERRY ham on hand BLANK RI T,
BBOOHE, and SIELLA BaA.wLs, at lost year's
prices.
15.4 Shepherd Plaid Shawls, $4.
Shepherds' Plaid Long Shawls, $6.60.
Blue Plaid Long Shawle,.ss 75
3 lots open- centre Mode Broche Long Shawls, $lO
to $14.-
CHAIN-LAINE Broohe Square Shawls, with black,
mode,•Ocariet, white, blue and green centres. - -
Broche Long Uhain-Laing Shawls, with , black, scarlet,
Magenta, green, bine, white, and two and four-faced
°entree, frcm $lO to $7O.
Open centre Black Broche Square and Long Shawls,
$2O, $23, $3B and $5O, all km the recent French salea.
J. R. OISSELBERIAY,
No. 45 North Eighth. Street.
J. R. OASSELBERRY has on hand black and fluter
Mks; also gad-colored Silks, at old prince.
Several lots fancy Bilks, at 82X.
Several lots fancy Silks, email checks, 75 to $l.
Block Figured Silks; also Stripes, 90 to $125.
10 pieces extra heavy rich shades Brown Silks.
Beavy white, pink, scarlet, Magenta, blue, dark blue,
Iruirtholdt Silks, as low as ever cold.
J. R. OASSELBERRY,
No. 45 North Eighth Street.
J. R. CASSELBERRY has on hand Staple Goode in
- the way of 5.4. 11. 4.•;* end 12 4 Sheetings ; 11 I bleached
Sheeting, slighily soiled, 47 cents; , Shining Muslin% from
centeemp--Williatneville, Waruarata., Bay &G.,
Am.; Flannels, colored and white; 1 bale twitted Gray
Flannels, cheap; striped Shirting Flannels, 60 cents;
tismilton bleached. Canton Flannels, widest, at 31. X ;
Blankets, colored and white, 2 cases; 8-4 bleached Teals
Damseka, rich patterns at 56 cents
S.ll. oessßLßEways
Mammoth Dry Goods House,
No. 45-North-EIGHTH Street, below Arch.
P. 8 —Gloves and Hosieryi in• greet' variety, at old
7FIILADITAPTY.I&.
JOHN H. BTOKINIS,
702 ABOH Street.
DRY GOODS.
.
WHAT IS SO ACCEPTABLE A
T T °MITSUI/LB PrwieSEUT AS AL PIEJE OF
MUSLIN?—We have one of the largest stocks of
611JSDISS
in Philadelphia. Many of them have bean bought a
long time. We will soil them by the pleae'at, leas than
wholesale prices. Good Bleached Muslin, 15 cents; Us
bleached, 16 cents; Double-width, both white and un
bleached, of all Dashes; Calicoes, 10.4 cents; Canton
Flannel, 25 cents. Storekeepers can save from 10 to 20
ner cent. by haying of US- B D. &W.H. PE KNELL,
1021 MAhKET Street, belew Eleventh. del. St
4 4 LYONS CLOAK VELVETS,
Wide 'Velvet* 818 par yet&
4;4 Velvets, 86 and 88, and $lO. '
V.Ylfig 1A4611:16LL,
nolB-tf FOURTH and A. 11013. Street&
WHOLESALE HOUSES.
ATWOOD, WHITE, +So Co,
No. 509 MARKET STREEr,
Invite attention to a large and varied assortnaenk of
PRINTS, of desirable Fad Eltyles.
MANCHESTER lIELAINES,
New Colorings and Styles.
BALIYIORAL SKIRTS,
nigh- colored, and in Luse Va' fay.
STRIPED SHIRTING FLANNELS,
In Large Variety.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. W 411,1862. n02T1.2t
4COMMIS9IOII EtOtrS ES
pit ELADELPHIA 13Atit MARUFAC-
A. TORY.
BURLAP BAGS OF ALL SIZES
FOR CORN, OATS, OOFFEE, BORE-DIM Ao:
ALSO, :
SEAMLESS BAGS
Of staidard makes, of all sizes, for sale at low figures for
net cash on delivery.
GEO. 0-RICK},
219 OHUROff ALLEY. n 029 6t
COMXISSION HOUSES.
D . Alas! BAG A
S ! BAGS !
5,000 Androscoggin, 2 bus., 17 oz., cotton.
18,000 Ozark, do., do.
4,000 Yeoman, do., do.
3,000 Centreville,' d 0.,, do.
2,000 Prince Albert, do., do.
5,000 Hanover, do., do.
3,000 Union, A, flax and cotton.
Gunny and Burlap Bags, all sizes, for sale by
• JOHN T. BAILEY - ,t 00.,
nolo.lnr* 113 North FRONT Street
CAR,PETINGS. •
OLOTII/3, AND MATTING'S.
WOLFE 8a C 0 . ,
0011111ISSION NEBOlialiTS,
No. 132 01 - lEBTNUT STREIT, PRILADELPEILIi
a - A fall assortment of Philadelphia-mode O.
always In Store. 004•2 m
C OTTON YARN.
SIIPBRIOR COTTON YARN, No. 10,
YOB BALE BY
FROTILENGRAM & WELLS.
002-1 S
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-ELVE BOAT CLOTHS.
DARK—BLUE OAP MOTES.
ORE-SLUT[ (MOTHS FOR OPZIOESS.
ARMY BLANKETS, e'rea - rwai WIXOM
1.0-OUNCIE BUM.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVE LINEN DRILLS AND,DIICIE.
B.ROWN AND BLEAOHED SHEETINDS AND
TINOS.
For asie by
FROTHINGEtAIIt dr.. WELLS.
yel4f
SI-lIPLEY, HAZARD, &
No. 112 , CHESTNUT BENNET,
COMMISSION ISIKBONANTS
PO= 711 011,31 OP
PIEILADELPHLI—MADE GOODS.
se2o-erg
LADIES' FURS.
F ußs!
GEORGE F. WOMRA.TIL
no. 415- AND 417 ARCH STRZET,
HAS NOW OPEN
A FULL ASSORTMENT
LADidES' FURS,
To which the attention of the imbue is invited. nolB-24n
L ADIE3' FANCY FIT - RS!
JOHN. A. STAMI3ACH,
I'MPOBTEB AND NABUT&OrOBEE Ok
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
No. 826 MICEE STREET,
BELOW NINTH.
Just opened, a large and handsome Stook of 'LADIES'
AND OBILDBEE'S Ird:NOT BUBB, of every descrip-
Lion and in the .newest and most approved styles, at the
Lowort Oa& Prices. 007-8 m
LAIRS' FANCY FURS.
JOHN FABEIRA.„
No. 71 ARCH ET., BELOW EIGHTH,
DiPORTME AND MANUFAOTUNBR
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
Ily assortment of Fancy Furs ror Ladies mad Children
11141 AW complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable during the present season. All sold at
the manufacturers' prices for cash. Ladloa, please give
me a ca m 00.3-4mif
AMERICAN STEAM
FLOUR
Nos. 77,79, & 81 LAUREL STE,EET,
Below FONT; Philadelphia.
The undersigned, having commenced the XlWag hazi
ness at thia weil.known old iltand, are prepared to fur
nish ' '
GROVER% DEAFABJ3, AND TAMILIES
With tha yery best arts le of Wheel Flour,. at the low
est rates.
Clive iss a trial, and we will inanaritee entire satisfac
tion.- lt/Mined constantly on band:.
no2Y-3.mtl , BAIiNES & illtooxal.
NOTICE.—THE FIRM sae MOTZ
4.‘& BOlialfl is dissolved by the death of A. W.
Boehm.
The surviving partner, A. B. HIOTZ, wilt settle up the
bassinet s of the firm.
Fintansimati, Nov. 48,1892
JAYE AND BAIL-PROFESSOR J.
zSAAOS, 00IIIIST AND AItRIBT, from Ley .
den, .11o1land, k permanently located at No. All PINE!
Street, where persona atlllcied with disenies 'of the
Tall or 'BAlt' will be scleattically - treated, and a
oureiguassatled, if curable. AIITIPICIIArs IMBS in
serted 'either:4 per. ohexes, maik tor .sm.
AMlnitlan. ntai-'l2t*
-
VON. FOR , wmfrEn -EVENINUS.
—somtotug,now. Dame roclana's Pradictlone,"
aoapifa gime, consisting' of fifty sendole ,amtning
Oiteatioze, and a 'thousand an sears. It afford , ' greet
amasemerti for all: To be had of ,WILLIS P. EIA.Z p.
Bookseller, 724 oagsrmar street, and Toy aid
*8E10! blores. • It*
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.'
Paint Boxes, Photograph Albums,
Writing Alums, D2awlog Alburtis,
Picture Albums, Toy Albums,
Oartoa do Visits coplt s from Engravings, .
Pictures for
,Children,Tictures for Coloring,
Colored Engravings for framing,
Palm Papers, Gilt Borders. ,
Alao, Boxeswith Barmy Letter Papers an Ea
velopie. '
TEE BEST PLACE-TO BUYS. OUR
TOY'S'FOR 0nni8351%13 81LE3 la
No. 32 South FoUSTH. titruet.
ONE PRICE, tho Lowest Rite, and the Best Atigort•
meat. Oall EarlY. Openthg New Gonda. '
W. TILLER. Importer,
, S*l.3t ' 32 South POUR ;7B Stmt.
IVENY TOYS AND FANOY GOODS.
—sow Opening, an endlees variety of now Goodo,
and selling at the very Lowest Rake.
Call Rally to emu° theselection.
TILLBR. Importer,
del St 32 South FOUR ra &mat.
•
TOYISI TO1S!!: TOYS! , !!---All the
new style,cheatii' at 32 South POUR PH Ktreot.
U. early. ' —" W. TILLER;
del-3t - Importer,:
_ . .
•
NEWAND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.
_LA -mu SECOND BOOK OF ORB HUNDRED
PIOTILRBB, beautifally printed and_ bound in &iota ;
30 cents. -
BLIND AlefOS AND HIS YE LIVET PRINUIPLES.
A capital book to promote peace and good-will among
bunt aidclBma, cloth, l 3 cents. .
THE MILL GIRLS. Convoying /1313:011Ei or impor
tance on soma of the ilutiea of common life; 18n to, 50
'curie.
t.UNDAY 8 OHOOLB IN THE MOUNTAINS. The
history and results of a Sunday School effort in a desti
tute neighborhood; 18roo, 25 cents.
BUNNY MADGE; or, the Light of the Household;
18mo, ciwh, 30 cents.
THE PEASANT AND HIS GUEST, illustrating the
history, or four boss A seasonable book,'profusely il
lustrated ; 16mo cloth, 36 omits
Published and for E ale hy the AMERMAN. SILWAY
SCHOOL UNION, N 0.1122 ORESTAITT Street, Phi
ladelphie.'del mw2t
JHE. BEST
- JUVENILE BOOKS THIS SEASON
.
THE BOBI3IN BOY---A true *dory of the early life
of Major General N. P. Banks, elegantly illustrated. S.
very interesting and valuable bank for boys from twelve
to tixteen. Price 75 ate.
THE PRINTER BOY—By the author of gt The Bob
bin Boy," the Life of Benjamin Franklin; alio a very
interesting illnatrated book for boys from twelve to six
teen. Prise 76 cts.
BIOGB.S.PRY OF BELF•TAUGHP MEN—By Prof.
B. 8. - Edwarde,,a capital book for bo) a from fourteen to
eigbteen. Nice ItL
DANDY JA.Ol3,—An illuatrated book of &tamale, for
boya from four to eight years old; written andi.linstrated
by Billings. Price t.O eta
FOUP:TERN PET GOBLIRES--or, history or all
the pets of a little boy, with pictures to each i
. a most de
lightful book for boys and girls from four to eight 'years.
!rice 58
FAiE EREANS—Or, Wanderings in Elf-Land. A
new and highly Interesting fairy book for girls and boys
of all ages. Price 75 Ms.
Also, some handsome boxes of juvenile books.
Dealers will do well to order samples of the above, and
other equally attractive juveniles. Individuate deeirimg
them aLd not flailing them at the book- stores ' may order
of us by mail. J. E. TILTON & CO.,
uo2O•thrrat publiehers, Boston.
1863 -NOW READY,
• TUB - PHYBIOUN 8 VIBITIKG"VI3T,
BOOK OF ENCI3GMENTB FOR
1883, of all the various siz6e and styles of binding.
Also, an
The additional pages In which can be neEd for special
memoranda of MM., or by Oanntry Physioismior others
who furnish their own prescriptions.
LINDS.A.Y BL&KISTON,
Publishers and Bookeellkre,
del-tf 25 Booth oIXTEI Billet, above Ohestont.
EW BOOK S.-THE CANOE
AAA . TRH EAD'OLB--Adventares Among the
Borthweatern Rivera and Formate, and lathattatia: By
Major Winthrop. 12mo. $l.
The PoeVa Journal, by Bayard Taylor ' 12mo. $l.
Margaret at Home ; or, The Leaven. Still Working,
16mo. 76 as.
Margaret Warner , or, The Young Wife at the Farm,
18mo. 60 ote.
Tennyson's Poetical Works, cabinet edition, 2 vols.,
$2, BO
- The Recreation of a Omuta Parson; 2 vole., 12mo.
4115. For sale by
WILLILM S. ez ALFRED MS EATEN,
606 CHESTNUT Street.
ALECTURE FOR YOUNG- MEN.
. Just published, price 6 cents, a new edition of-the
late Dr. OULVERWELL , B ORLBBRATEGD LBOTI:11161
on the abuse of the Reproductive. Powers, inducing
Nervouenees, gongumption, Epilepsy, Mental and
Phyaical Incapacity, &o. he radical mode of treat
ment, : without medicine, is fully explained, so sa to en
able every one to be bis own physician at the leant pos
sible expense.
BOON TO THOUSIINDS OF SUFFERERS."
Bent 'under eeal, in a plain envelope, to any addreoa,
Peet-paid, - on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps,
Addrella the publishers, - -
OR. J. C. "KLINE &
127 BOWERY, New York,
Poet Office Box, 4,586..
no4-Smir
"FIGHT CARTES DE VISITE FOR,
ALI $l. Great improvement in Photography, at
COO PER'S ground -floor Photographic Gallery, 1338
COMMIT Street. del.24*
4ik_ DI L 1(1E N SEARCH WILLlra
leave son still of the epinion that BillalltB
e size rhotosraphs in oil colors are the finest portraits
extent. SEGOND Street, above Green. It*
Q.., N. WARFEL. PHOTOGRAPH
COLORIST.—Ordera solicited and satiefeutory
likenesna guarantied. Inquire 701 GEOASTNUP Street,
Philadelphia. _ na22.samwfrBt
MUCH PLEASURE IS DERIVED
'by looking on a loy(xd one's face. Got Colored
Photographs of. RIMIER, of those dear to you—tboy
will be true likenesees—oultsl. SEGOND street, above
Green. . It*
I). T. PRAT T,
(SUCCESSOR. TO PP.ATT 6 REATIO
607 CHESTNUT BTEET,
Is constantly in receipt of
ENGLISH, SWISS, AND
AMERICAN WATCHE S,
Of desirable styles and qualities, to snit all elastics of
bniers. nols-Imif
ELI GOLDEN, al
Dealer in tine .
.6,XERIOAN AND IMPORTED WATOELES,
.111,WEL..11Y, AND °LOOKS.
oeBl-15are 708 MARKET Street.
.14NRIOAN WATCHES,.
GOLD AND SILVER WEB
aro& 1 : 1. WATSON.
sal-Cm No. 325 CHESTNUT atm&
FURS !
WATCHES 9 JEWELFiIs
A FRESH ASSORTMENT, at LESS
ti THAN FORMER PRICES.
FARE & BROTITER, iffrportem
mb.2o-t1 1324 OELESTNIIT Street. below Fourth
The Use of Light Wines is Conducive to Temperance."
STRICTLY PURE • a
( LOS ANGELES--At OM OF TIM ANGELS." )
CALIFORNIA ,WINES !
DEREOT FAWN TEE VINEYARDS OF MESSES
EOGLIGN A FRONLING.
EQUAL IN QUALITY, END CREATES IN PRIDE
THAN THE WINES OF VIE OLD WORLD !
WRITE OE ROCK WlNE—Very delicate; fine in
flavor; euperior Ise a Dinner. wine to the famoue
BSine! '
1111S...CATEL—Very cho'ce ; of exquisite banquet; an
excellent dessert wine
- ANGELIOA—A hied- luscious; naturally4sweet wine;
greatly admired by ladies ; invaluable Inlthe sick
chamber
PORT—Of fine, rich flavor; very similar to the old
wises of Lisbon -
GRAPE BRANDY—The ; pure juice of the grape; of
unequalled snperiority
The attention of the Trade, Hotel-keepers, Invalids,
and Connolessurs, is invited to these wines. In purity,
richness, and excellence they are unrivalled, whilst
their lowness of price commends them to universal
favor. -
For Sale by the Case or Single Bottle at the
'SOLE AdENO Y,
42 South FIFTH Street, above CHESTNUT, (late Of
fice of Blood's Despatch").
PLEASE OALL FOR SAMPLES.
n 029 2t G. G. E VANS, Agent
LILLEE'S SAFE , DEPOT BE.
morx.,9 to No. saklonth EINNINNTE{ Street, DM
the Franklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankftd for pest favor*, and beta
determined to 'merit future patronage, has eocarod Ity
elegant and cons/putout store, and has now on has:
large, assortment of
Obillod Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Bales, (the
[strictly fire and burglar proof stares made.) Also,Lilikei
Unequalled Bank Vault, Elate, and Bank Lochs
L 11.1105 Bank Vault Boors and Looks - will be forntelso
to order on abort notice. This In the strongest, beat pre
tooted, and °heaped Door and Look yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillis's Reg
Cabinet Bare, for Plate; SewelorY, dm. This Safe is ooe
ceded to surpass in style end Merinos anytUzis 7914
fared for this ;wpm, and is the only one that is 111141 a
ere and burglar hireeL
tirsOtAr. BforPan.—l bees now on band say twenty a
Torrid, Herring. k Co.'s Bales, meet of them nearly rem
and some forty.st other makers, comprising a Com**
assortment as to edges, and all lately =changed for tis.
now celebrated , Idlile Bats. They will be sold at rem
low prime. Thome call sad exambos. _
jang.iytr DI. O. BADLIiLt: Agent.,
VLOON• BARREL MACHINERY
Yea BALM —A compiela set a itt&OHINICRY
for ruarnifacturing Maur BnaTels, Including Circular
Pawl, ton cutting stoves, JoAiling Wheels. Iron Trcra
Honig, eta. Inquire of 33COOKE "PUGH,
del NAV; 17.31 AI&RKIST Street*.
FOR SALE CHEAP-NAPO
LZON, a not), Clark bay, (Horgan Black.
Hawk) war horse, 1534, bane a high ; warranted Boatel ;
`was selected with peal oars for a field office add hag
son a year's service. He le eight years old cost $500;
and is as remairkelts for bottom as for ease and style
of motion. Addreti& TIERIENESS, and SAti.
801k1 Streets. del-131*
del.B
TVORI I .IITE9.—The 'limit ohaTrekino•
- b,
JL nattial, and lift-size Pictures, are lINIM.Eirci
elaborately finished and fresh, warmoolored Iyorytypes
--notbAng apprOaoh them in worth. SEOOND Street,
above Green. - • ‘ it*
R HAIROUTTING,
„ ti
ata BlikmpoiliNnGt inbest o st7l, go elol. 300
TaTtlBl9B) FOIIII T and
ur4bia.
HOLIDAY GOODS. .
ISUHOJA h J&1111171711.1",
112 Spath 1f,161.13.Tti dtToot.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IDTERLEANED EDITION,
FHOTOGRAPUS.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
: -
AltIffti.3,E4ENTS.
MRS.% , JOHN - -DREW'S .11,1tOli.
Ama. STREET; TREA,TEE:'
lewdness Agent and Tressurer TOB. IL traBPIEF.
81300ESS.B.EXOND .PRECIADEIMr:
EIXTI3 WEEK -OP' MB. J. K: Otn &EKE:
TO-N,OET,
And Nyery Night until further wipe,
'EVEBPB DTI EMEND
Meier De Boots-• ." • Mr. I. E. Clarke:
Mrs- Felix ireetherly - Mrs John Mew".
To conclude wlttrttorglurlous comedletut of
THE M.AK AND - .
Bob Bnckbkth.Ur. J. 13..giarka". -
Dome open at 6 ..
C" to commence at T
Beate secured six dave In advance.
d. NUT THEAIfRE,.
v v • Bole Iseesen.......Mrs. M. A. `HABBETTtiOg
" Dulness Agent: JOHN T. DONNELLY.
THIS (ffi2L7U 1 ILVEN/NG: Dad 1x.1663,
WM be presented a historical drama entitled
COLD /THUS; Or, THE DISDOVEDY OF AMERIOIL.
Christopher Colombo? , Hr. E. L. Davenport.
Isabkla, Queen of 'Spain ....Mrs. N. Li. Davenport - .
To concindifluith the laughable farce of
101 ON PAILS FRANOAISE.
Mr. Bprignine • .t... S. laemple.
Doors open at 63f,.--Performarese imennenoes at 71
fl - ARPNE.R . & HEYINEINWS -A6E
vl SITHE &TEE, MARKET Street, above Twelfth.
Adroidion 25 cte, Privute'.boxce, and= Balcony emits*.
50 cte..GeJlery, 15 cts. Doors Open at half naafi o'olooki
to corcircence ate quarter past 7. -••
CLOWNS, Dab GARDNER and - JOHN FOSTER.;
COMPLETE SUO;OESqI"
ORANGE * OF PROGRAMME.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING:' Vac. 1, 1862.1
To oumromeerwith Dashing Evolutions in the Ring.
New'and Terribc Feate by the Descants Brothers.
First night or Mr. B....fleniming in hie Scenic Act, •
LE. MATELOT.
Mite Marie end Mita Eliza Gardner in Brilliant Aote
• of irnecatrianism.
GROTESQUE GROUPINGS'
By the MOTLEY BROTHERS.
Nova and diversified ACTS IN THE EtlltG, including
!Scene Biding, Trick Biding. Tight Rope Dancing.
Gymnastic Feats, Acrobatic Exploits, Posturing, &a.,
By nil the leading Male at.d Female artists.
After a cm - hay of performances the whole to conchals
with the RBUOATED MULES.
•• Family Enteriainmants on Wedncedars and Saturdays.
CONCERT HALL-L EC T U 1141-
ROO 141-011113TNUT Street, above Twelfth.
CAPTAIN &HS'
GREAT NAUTICAL ENTESTAIRECENT.
Every. Evening at 7 X% o'clock.
Arid RATURDA.Y - AFTERNuON at 3'o'Clook.
Tbia splindidEntertainment drew crowded homes for
250 t ighte in New York; will remain open a few weeke
longer in Philadelphia. Eyery family should witness
Capt. -William' Great Whaling 'Voyage before ite depar
ture. Liceral arrangements will be• made for salmons
Bid benevolent purpose. Tlckete ".c.5 cto., or five for $l.
del-lm
fl W OLFSOHDPB 0 LA:d 81 0 A. 14
A.- ) e. 'SOIREES.
The cribecribers to O. Welfaohn'e Uleetrical Soirees am
respectfully informed' that the Egret of the present
reties will take place on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, The `4lb,
AT VAL
FOYER OF THE AtJADEFfit OF- 141.TrRIO.
Subscriptiona all' be recPivea by O. ANDRE 00. •
1104'Obeeti.nt street, end BLASIUS SRO'S, 1006 ithest
nut street, where programmes may be seen. pot° 4t
aBIL MANIA ORCEIESTRA:.-PUB
TAO REBRABBA LES every BATURD
1% VON at 3X o'clock at •the 111113P.)&1,FCND GALL.
Carl Eentv, conductor. Tickets 25 cents. Packages of 11
tickets, sl—to be had of • Et.r.dre- &= Co., 7104 'Jnestrint
street ;.J. E. Gould, Eeventu and Chestnut, and 'at . the
door. n 0274
pENNSILVANIA AOALIENW OF
-IL THE FINE ARTS.
1025 OBEEPPNUT STREET '
Is open daily (Bouldayo excepted) from 9 A. Ifl. tIR IF
P. X. Adraloolon 25 cents. (Mildred. half price.
Sharon of Kock. 830. her
pI[A.SLER'S BAND—OfEee Remove&
1.-L. to ro 214 Eonth EIGHTH Street, below Wlire.
no2B 6rlt
WANTS.
WANTED—A POSITION as - ATV
NURSE, by a -respectable married 'woman.
Apply at the CharitY Hospital, BUTTONWOOD Street.
below Broad. data
pARTNER WANTED.—A Howe of
twenty years' standing, whose capital bag beem
injured by the late commercial revulsion, is anxious' to
make the connection of- either a spacial or accira Partner
having from 0,000 to $lOOOO. This Is an excellent
chance fora suitable party , wishing to engage in a bust.
nese which pays 25 per cent. profit'. Fall PactionlarS
will be even, and all communications strictly confi
dential, by acdreseing a Capital," at this offiCe, with
teal name and address. del 2t*
To COTT 0N - AND PRODUCE
BUYIGE3.—Being able to avail myss'f of ei tares
amount of fords which are ontrent•wlthin the %tow
lines of the Cotton and other States, I desire to arrange,
on literal toms, with a respontible house having some
Northern foods, to boy end CODRiPIa to them doting the
coming,_winter. Addieas Hotels
WABEIL6GTOIT. • no29:2tw
INANTED - FIVE' iTHOUSAND
DOLLARS NEW PENNIES, DIIIES anti
HALE DIMES at a High Premium: Gold, SilVer,'andit
Old Demand Notes, City Waxranls and QdutarakassecEP
Toncbeie, at but ratee. T. W. DEKI )1C..9110r,
nol9'3i* . . 21 South THIRD Street.
pARTNER WANTED.—A Respeut - :
able Silk Jobbing Reuse on Market street La dearboA
of landing c PARTNER, either special cr general, with a
cash capital of about $l2 000. to take the placed a senior
partner now retiring. This is an excellent chance fot a
imitable party entering a house of an established repute..
tion, end doing a safe end paying business.
Applical.te will posse addleas J. H. e., Box 8991Thila
dtlphia Post Office, with real name and address, which
will be comidel ed strictly coefidearial. rto29 -fit
PARTNER WANTED:
A respects
ble Jabbing Firm in Narhet street, of twenty
ycsrs' standing,yrhoee capital bag been seriously impairer
by. the late commercial revulaions, is desirous of findbmf,
either a Owl's] or General P&STNEII--some respecta—
ble Gentlemen having from $lO,OOO to $15,000 to invest.:
The business, being now oondriote4 upon an exottx—
sivelY cash and sbort•time basis, is at present in the beet
possible shape, and can be proven by this . , year's caperi-.
ence as being capable, by aid of — additional.means, to be
made a very safe , and lucrative one; ' '
Communications, with reel name and addltee, (otheria
could not be notioed,) which'will be held strictly coat
dentiel, will be Redeemed through BOX No. 1908 Philo
delphla Poet Office n025.81'
PERSONAL
BTERAND PAY:-ROLLB, and
.
Gorsrmient claims of kinds_ embed or cot=
Iroted;.,at rritronable. rates by JATA.2S FULTON, 436
WALNUT Weer. Praladelthia. - ' noB-4f
pENIBIONS.—SIOO Bounty. and Pty
1 Procured and collected for ecildiers, tailors, and Shia
relatives of each as are deceased, at reasonable and ealSa
factory ratee. Claims cashed or advanced upon by
JA.EIES FULTON,
Solicitor for Olaimee , a,
424 WALNUT Street, Philedelphla.
Particular attention given to parties living at a db
.
taunt, - 0.18-u
LOST AND FOUI'M
LOST—A Certificate for 18 shares in
the Capital Stook of the Hazleton Coal Company.
in the name of T. Frank Walter, dated March 28, 1862;
h,o 2,781.
Notice is hereby given that application ham been raids
to the Company fora renewal of said certificate.
T. FRANK WAITER,
Penn Haven, 58eptember, 1862. se22-ta3aka , -
.
LOST= ---A Certificate lor'ls shares in
...L-.111 the. Capital Stock of the Beaver Meadow Railroad
and Coal Company, in the name of T. Prank Walter,
dated April 22, 1862, No. 5.688.
Notice is hereby given that apnlieation has been mac
to the Company for a renewal of said eertifica'e
T. FERNS WALTICS.
Penn Haven, September, 1862. se22 m3m*
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
FOURTH ST. CARPET • STORE,
- 190. fr SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
J. T. DELACROIX,
Incites an examination of his stock of , Carpetings, Its
which will be found /
250 PCS. BRUSSELS CARPETING%
At less than present cost of importation.
&leo, 200 pieces extra Imperial, three-ply, superfine,
medium, and low grade Ingrain, Venetian, Rail, and
Stair Carpetbags at retail, very low far cash. noS-2m.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
057102 415 WALETIT STREET, PHILILD7iIiPSII.I.
CAPITA:Ii 41200,008.
Thle company continmete to take rtek., em the tat
Itinee of Property at low rebel.
The public emu rely upon its reepensinits, end altit,„
t 7 to VW losses prompf.y. Its disbursements fZor. tbd.
benefit of tide public, during the lest nine years, eines
.poo,Looo,
end wok renpectinll7 * polinit Its favor in the Mum.
DIREOTOBB.
CRAB. L,DIIPONT, JERRY WA:marit.,
JOHN W. OLAGHOEN, JOHN THOMMg,
0.1. HEABLITT. ABRAHAM HAW,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETER B. H011,,01N.,1,
WM. M. SWAIN, FURMAN ITHENPqat
JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D. E. B. LAWBENO) . ff,
W'N. O. RUDMAN, JOHN SIMPLEX
THOMAS CRAVEN,. Prey,.
A. O. GILLETT, Vios. ProoNalli.
JIM!, B, ALVORD, SKr etas. 1 1 P 2 ,0 ink_
VAME
No. 408. ORICSTNUT
.FIEZ AND DYZA
MEM.
Strec;.
END alfga.l24.*C.E.
3Teas.
F. N. Buck,l 31. D. Woodruff,
Chas. Richardson, 4ohn Snyder, la n ,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Y. S. Jristice,
Alex. Whilidin, Waddington J 2 41,
Geo. A. West, 1 1 Chas. Stokes,
O. W. DaNis,. Jo hn ..W. Evan:4 ll 4..
FRANCIS N , President
OHARIARS.Rimv ,- gosini, The Pivots&
WIL/lADLS L IGIANGIGABD,decretary. Pnb.V4tllt
VOMMONIVEALTiI
3A - 11.03,00MPAla OF THE frEATELMEMICE..-
BEUVANIA.
XEIZOTOI4S.
!vld JOYne, N. 'Ai Ohm** 11 , !figFs ,
'again 1.1. Whltnll,. Jam IC$, W.aljun o
Ildward O.Kulitk - Ibbert 81,tuer*er,
nonatig 13te StrAtiezn,
Henryliewin, Wab ` r O nell *
la., Pr-n= 4a.
JAME M. Vim
BAMITBL &WON; Beareitary.
mita GEEBSTNI32
Oiftco• Onnignonwealth
sac .
Btrett:PhllkiUlishis.
. -
•ttr. THE puRENOWGIOAL
A l / 4
CA
tti /WET Alai BOON, STORM ie open day and
for tble sale of books on Phrenology. Phy..
eiology, Eyehole and, Phonography, and for
hrOnologlcal evw,inatiOna. Orders by mail should be
addresied to - JOHN L OAPEN,,
cm. wegi g i dp 9fl/4OHNST.NUT Street, Phibs.,
JAMES BETTS' OBLEBILN;
TZP ourrouttrati FOB LADiPit t alla the
way sopetzteri lamer eminent medical patronage. LW.
ides and Wrakolara are rarpeoltally requested to. Call only
en Km Betts, at her neldenoe, 1089 WALVOtatrara,
raitaaolphia, (to avoid counterfeits.) Tbraty thousand'
invalids base been advised by their ybyeletans to use arts
sablienota. Those way are naiades beetle* the WWI
Instal oonyright, labels on d siguatures, - arill
alio eik-Uo flummtm t with teeteat texauadr
CB co.