The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 28, 1863, Image 3

Philadelphia Boot and Shoe Market.
The Shoe and Leather Reporter, August 27th, says:
Any one Conversant with the moverueuts of trade in
this and other markets, can hardly fail to notice the
mile of large quantities of boon, and shoes. Me ar
rivals of eastern made shoes in this city during the
current month have been unequalled aloe the
breaking out of the war. These la•ge anipmerve, and
the activity among manufacturers, (place huge stooks
of goods in testers' hands, and they are net acting
'Unadvisedly. so tar as the fall trade is CO !loomed, in
Shaking prepare dons for a brisk demand for season
able goods. The West and Southwest are buying
:freely. Purchases are generally made for ca.h., or
on abort time; a few old customers ale requiring
the usual credit, but new buyers are payin-; bills
with the Ifr cent, MT. The Pentisylvant find Mary
land trade is quiet. Manufacturers to the re.ollar
trade are fully engaged ; almost the only (110h:day is
to procure stock and labar. Our army co , tractors
are also very, busy, but are unable to go'. the boo teem,
in nearly every contract, as fast an proaii.ed Prices
of work. and "material ere well cuaietained, and
there are no material changes to ,nottae is jobbing
rates,
Ph II Iclplata Leather Market
The Shoe and Leather Reporter, August 'nth. says:
`There has been g slight improvement in +he heavy
leather market. although the demand is not large
for the season. In the lig,hter leathers there has
been a very good inquiry from the c ni , ,trsr trade,
and actual consumers. Dealers era nor generally
disposed tO operate largely white the market ia lia
ble to meat fluctuations tram political or ',gar move
ments, and the sales are not large far the season.
b'LATlGlrralt FOLV:.—The local trade -continue to
buy liberally, The stock in market is light, an all
:prime lots are readily taken up at full dotes. Sales
have been reporticl at 42e, hut no such prl.le has been
obtained for any except selpeted weistra or pinked
leather. Prime country tannag.-s. as tney ru will
, nell for 40041 c, usual time; prime ono anu West
ern Pennsylvania are selling at, 40c
Sranisn SOLE.—We quote dry hide leather _:a
little easier. The call is moderate. simile the re
ceipts are increasing. Prime Buenos Ayres oak is
offering at 37@38c very prime is held nt all 3, Oara.
Call Mill Ohill at 35037 e, usual time, or per cent. Mil
Phnadelphia hide -darker.
The Shoe cad "father Reporter, nut us , 4lth, says :
There has been very little rneveinee , in the hide
.market, either from tint or second hands. There
has been a small arrival of- Vere eiruz butes, Which
are held by importers. The weather continues un
favorable•for tantets to operate iu hides for im reed',
ate use. We notice, however, that dealers ace seed
ing out Buenos Ayres hides to tanners, to some ex.
tent. In green•Balted domestics there has lief:acorn.
paratively few sales, and rates are unchanged. We
quote at lOX®ric for steers. We hear of no sales
of dry domestic. .
New York Markets, it ugnst
Amiss are quiet and steady at 87 for Pots, and $9
'fihrTearls. -
BRZADEITIIFFS.—The market for State and West
ern Flour is dull and drooping.
The sales are '7,500 bbla at $3.8004 60 f superfine
Statei $4.56@4 85 for extra Stat e; $3 80/@4 50 for
superfine Michigan, Indiana, lowa, Om,. "er:: ;$4.25
@4.90 for extra do,
including shipping ')rAnne of
sound•hoop.Ohio at $646.36, and trade-brands at
$5.4OCr,
Southern Flour is without decided ch‘nge ; sales
1,200 bble at $6.10@6.26 for superfine adtbuoee, and
$6.30@f3.26 for extra do.
Canadian Flour Is dull and heavy ; sales 450 bbls
Nat $4.60@4.99 for common, and $4.96g7 for good to
choice extra.
Rye Flour is steady at, $3.60Eft5.20 for the range of
tine and superfine.
Corn Meal is quiet, arid prices are without decided
•change. •
Wheat is more active and one cent better. The
sales are 80.000 bushels at 76c051 05 for Chicago
/spring; 87441,14 for Milwaukee Club; 111.16„§1.18
for amber Iowa ; $1.14@1.20 for winter red .17astern ;
-01..2101.25 for amber Michigan, and $1.35 for white
"Michigan.
Rye is dull at 80@90e. •
Barley is dull and nominal.
Oats are firmer at 40@49e for Canada ; 43 , 1b5313 for
Western, and 50@;00o for State.
Corn is dull, and one-cent lower; sales 65,000 bus
Ist 72®730 for shipping mixed Western , and 7l@'Me
for Eastern.
Pnovistons.—The Pork market is quiet, nad
tardily so firm. The sales are 500 bale at $l3 75
f013.87y,' for new .mess, $11.75 tor old mess, and
$12.50 for thin mess, and W. 50310.75 for prime.
Beef is dull, with sales of 100 able at previous
prices. There is nothing doing in fierce Beef or
Beef Hams, Bacon is quiet and firm. Cut Meats
Are steady with sales of 50 hhds Shoulders at sc.
:Lard is unchanged; sales 600 bbls and rcs at 0,7.,1•@
Chicago Breatistuffs Market, Aug 214..
FLOUR.—Received, 2,700 bbls ' • shipped, 4.016 bbis.
:Market quiet. Sales were: 60 bbls "St. Nichtilas
choice white winter at $7 60, to arrive ; 200 bbls
g' Granite," St. Louis winter extr,, $1 60; 100 bbls
"Coles," good spring extra, at $4.76 ; 100 bbls (brand
Mot named) do. at $4 76 ; 100 bbls do at $4 60; 50 bbls
'Winter super at $4.30 ; 200 bbls Minna/tans " spring
:super at $3.90.
WHEAT.—RCCEI.Ved, 34,427 bus; shipped, 31.,050 bus.
The market opened firm, but closed wehli. Sales
'were: 400 bus new No. 1 red.(l.n Sturgis. 13. .F.c Co.'s)
at $1.02; 1,600 bus do. at $l.Ol ; 1. 200 bus new No. 2
Ted at 923; 2,000 bus at 9810 ; 16,600 bus old No 2
red at 90e;000 bus new No. 1 spring st 96,V,4 ; 6,000
bus do. at 96c ; 6 000 ,bus do. at 95s ; 400 hue do. at
32X0 ; 400 bus do. Zin outside hou`aes) at 93c ; 3 000
bus new No. 2 spring at 89c ; 4 000 hue do. at 833 ;
3,600 bus old No. 2 spring at 78c ; 400 bus rejected
red at 800 ; 400 bus rejected spring_at 684—a1l in store.
Clozw.—Received,l o2 , 6BB nue ; shipped, 180,100 bus.
illaiket firm and active at an advance of 3,1'.51c
bu. Sales were : 42,600 bus Canal mixec. at 62,1,4' 1.
43. b. ; 16,000 bus do at 61,340, afilat ; 6,000 bus. at
5130, afloat ; 6,000 bus at 2.21.4 afloat; 400 bus yellow
st 510; 3,000 bus do at 513;c ; 1,600 bus rejected at
90; 6,000 bus do at 49340 ; 3.000 bus do at 60e, all in
-store; 400 bus no grade at 48a, on track; 800 bus Ew
Corn at.62cl 70 its, on track.
o.A.2l3,—Received, 33,931- bus ; Shipped, 4 000 bus.
Market dull and Irep2e lower. S•dos were: 16.00 D
bus new No. 1 at ale, in store 00,600 bus new No.
(,1 at 300, in store.
C raS.
NNW CARTES DE VIRCTR FOR THE
DUST, BY WENDEROTH Tavr.ox.—Nlessrs. Wen
deroth & Taylor, (formerly Broadbent & Co.), the
eminent photographers, Nos. 912, 914, and 916 Chest-
Zut street, have just issued for McAllister & Bro•
tiler's counters, in addition to those already notieed
by us, fine card.ictures of Major General Rousseau,
rand Lieut. Col. J. P. Sanderson, of his staff; also,
apital pictures of Hon. 0. F. Stansbury, of Wash
3ngtort, D. C, ; Rev. M. Durborosv, Rev. Samuel
and Pros. William H. Allen, of this city.
FINE ,FAMILY FLouß.—Messrs. Davis &
Nichardoi'dealers in fine groceries, Arch and Tenth
Otreets, have just received a fresh supply of very
perior family flour, in barrels or bags, to suit con-
PRIM&
A. PERFECT SRWING MACHINE, /Or ninnu-
Xacturing purposes (No. 9) at forty-five,dollara, of
the fullest capacity, and very rapid, at Grover &
Baker's, 730 Chestnut street.
WANTED, A IOEW 3rIAJOR . GENERALS.
Tempting bounties Uncle Sam
To the patriot million offers;
Volunteers their pookets cram
Both from State and private ooffers ;
Fast our cohorts we recruit,
Treasury notes are powerful pleaders, '
• We hive men enough to shoot," V ‘:"M
What we mantis stuff for leadels.'
By main strength and native grit,
With such guides as Fate has sent-us,
We are bound to conquer yet,
Nor can all the fiends prevent us.
But while shining gold we tell
Into soldiers'_ hands, 0 readers!
Don't you think it would be well,
Bids to make for able leaders'?
Uniforms readymade at Charles Stokes & Co.'s
One-price, under the Continental.
CAUSES of ExrarfriON.—One man was
exempted yesterday on account of "chronic lipitu
alio," and another of "chronic periostitla of tibia."
It is to be hoped that the poor fellows haven't got
it very bad. One man claimed exemption in the
First district because a military uniform was not
becoming. to him. The Commissioner decided that
excuse insufficient, as both military uniforms and
civilian suits are got up in a style to become every
body by Granville Stokes, Merchant Tailor, No.
EO9 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
TAILORING AS A FINE ART.—Ever since
the art of tailoring was commenced in a rude way at
Eden, by sewing fig leaves together, it has been
conceded that the tailor had much to do with the
]raking of the man. We claim that he has every.
thing to do with it, so far as personal appearances
go, and that a Chevalier Bayard or an Admirable
Crichton could no more cut a figure in the world
'Without the aid of his tailor, than a lady could shine
+without the help of crinoline, rich stuffs, and jewels.
slut the tailor must [have skill, or the customer is
his mere victim and his guy. To secure that skill
Iwe have only to recommend our readers to patro
min the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rocklin! &
:Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above
,sixth.
UPHOLSTERING, CARPETS CUT, ALTERED,
And laid; old Furniture reupholstered, Mattresses
And Bedding overhauled and made up equal to new,
mt Pa/ten's if Store, 1408 Chestnut at. Large
Lobs contracted for at less than usual prices. au27.3t
Mosgurro NETS.—AII the patent frames,
or any other simply constructed Net, made to fit the
bedstead, at Patten's, 1408 Chestnut street. au27.3t
Wl' , mom' SHADES.—Patten, the old manu-
Uoturer and dealer in Window. Shades ,at No. 1408
10heatriut street. au27-3 t
IRON BEDSTEADS, HUSK, HAIR, AND
Spring Mattresses, of superior make, -at Patten's,
3408 Chestnut street. au27 3t
OLD CARPETS CUT, ALTERED, AND LAID.
'Upholstering of any description done the moment
the order is received ; no one has to wait who gives
em order to W. H. Patten, 1408 Chestnut st. au27-3t
ARRIVALS .AT THE HOTEL %
LP TO 12 O , OLOOK LAST 'NIGHT.
Glrard—Chesdnut
Jacob Zeigler. Penna.
B! Raveland & w, Ohio
W Scofield, New York
A B Porter, New York
Albert Bidden, Portland
N
B Boston, ew .flaven •
ICapt T C Anderson, R I
A Landon &w, Boston
41 Eschelberger, Maryland
:5 Todd, New York
tL L Gleason, Hartford" Ct —
Cant W A Ball.Washiugton
Wornwvth
:Edward Macau
31 - Putman & w, Wash
'Charles Bell, New York
J Griffin, New York
'F Sim peon. New York
43 H Howard, Ohio
John Blair, Ohio
ETnomWallace pson. New York
741113 Pitcairn, Washington
:Miss Pitcairn. Washington
H.Hartmyer.Haahvillle
itl Miller, Somerset
.J Strong°, Somerset
Trlr & Mrs Carlisle, Bucyrus
.D Craig Glasgow
:D Campbell, Glasgow
IS R Maiming & NO, N
firs Manning, New Jersey
•J Strong Baltimore -
'Wm C Kirk. Ohio •
Jas Currey. Delaware
R Fish & wl, Illinois
A L
J,! Eberly & wf,Colamb co
Silvers, Boonsboro
- W Silvers, Boonsb
Farlimr,Cincinnati
B Orrick, California
D R Diffendeffer, Lancaster
Clapp
Lntper, New York
"W E elaylow, New York
J Meech, Buffalo
Y Stanfield, Buffalo
Mr Flaw, Baltimore
Hammeralotiab Illinois
- .Leopold Weil, Illinois
Annerloan7Chestrzu
• :P F M i tchel l. r. Delaware
L Delaware
J R Vanzandt, New York
- Wll Wikoff, New Jersey
D Janylel
.Dr W Webb, Penne
Chas H McClellan, Virginia
(Deo Potts. New Jersey •
J Hutchinson. New Jersey
P Ludlam, New Jersey"
170 Stroh. M Chunk
A W Fello. Stockton, Pa
J Hubbell, Salem, N J
Q 4 baritiia. Baltimvre
CATLIN—TWINING.—At the residence of W.
Burnside, Norristown, Pa., August 26th, 1863, by
Rev. F. S. Halsey, Capt. C. A. Catlin, of Jackson
ville, 111., to Carrie M. Twining, formerly of Phila
delphia. [No cards.] #
FRAZER—BARTON.—JuIy 19th, by Rev. Mr.
Carrow, H. C. Frazer to Sallie G., daughter of the
' late Thomas Irving Barton, Esq. [New York and
Cincinnati papers please copy.
COWGILL—PHILIPS.—On the morning of the
27th inst., by Friends' ceremony, at the residence of
the bride's..father, Lieut. Charles Cowgill to Lu.-
•cretia M., daughter of Calvin Philips, all of this
city. (No cards.]
RING—STEVENSON.—On the 25th inst., by
Rev. J. L. Walter, Mr. James Bing to Miss Mary
Stevenson, both of this city.
rest, below Muth.
R C Mc Ahoy, Butler, Pa.
Wm Robertson .
H J Green; Indiana
SC Walker. NEW York
A. Wilson, Washington
Miss B C Wilson, Wash
Dr J Evans & w. Maryland
Miss Hollingsworth, Mil
Mies IRELPpinzton: Maryland
Miss E J Broughton,.llLl
'J W Maxwell. Maryland .
AO G H Sterling. Penna.
Geo Hatch, U I A
T T Wien:tan, Harrisburg
T T Wierman, Jr. H'br.
H 0 Herr, Lancaster
Jon Bonld, Washington
P Healey
J M Ereiter, Harrish irg
G El Tallman. USN
R Pitcairn, Washington
Mrs Sutphen, New Yoiir
Kiss S Farling, CI nitinuati
Jan Farling & Wf, Cinch
Wm McCalla, Ciucin nati
John McOalla.Ohio
S Martin. Ohio
C B McClellan. Ohio
Mai Mcglair, SA.
Limit U S A
Herryhill, Harrisburg
G M Brayton, 13 S
R Shy. Harrisb arg
C Bby,Harrlsbnrz
W H Eby, Harrisburg
N Carlisle Ohio
F A Frasier & la Elmira
Wm Margie, Abington
AEf Schultz, Jr Harlington
H Mone O
y smith:Cleveland
Christ, hlo
Mrs N E Procter. Fa
Miss H E Benedict. FA,
Miss NannieTroctov Mass
W 'Thomas Az wf N Y
Miss Ida Thomas. NY
B F Burche, Newham, N C
H L Coke, Schuylkill co
A M LOOllll.B Minnesota
B G Powell
street, above Fifth.
& St Hoskins
Jll Walters
A B Boyd, Delaware
9aml A Gorman
Thou Baker. Washington
&Honore, 1J 8 A
J Fithian Sc wP, Bridgeton
Miss If if Fithian. Bridgeton
G B'Ward, Indiana
8 Bud, Fulton, Di Y
Geo MoAlpin
B B Hagerty, New York'
C Silverman. lowa
/I, Nitattelli New 'Yea
nd Chestnut streets
Jae A Thetis, Baltimore
R d GOGrga, eitcsbarg
Jag Ii ['realer, Reading
1 arvizory, Jersey City
J Fritz, Bethlehem
Contilnental—Ninth
Richard ti Cox, Peoria, 11l
C E Chandler. Peoria, 11l
J F Chandler. Illinois
8 C riltudler, Illinois
A Bradt). Pittsburg
B M tiredly, Pittaburg
Miss Mary Bradly, Pitteb'g
C F 6 Bradly, Pittsburg
Blej B E boatmen, Mich
Mrs Thompson
A W Miller, New York
W L Grover, Si Louie
J H Warner, Council Bluffs
Bayliss, Connell Bluffs
Geo A Kelley & wf, Pa
S S Bishop
Capt Jas Leviers, Del
Geo W Hainersly, Pa
8 Horner, Pittsburg
A B Demarce & In, Newport
W e nr y , New York
Jeff Taco., Virginia
Dell Cameron, Cincinnati
H F Clark & la, New Vora
John B Morris, Baltimore
Mrs H Morris,. Batitnere
Master .1 K Morrie, Balt
Miss D Morris, Ba,titno,
8 Easton & la, Covington
Arthur N Elliot, N
H W Bris D
ten. el co, Pa
Rhos P Howell. Newark
It Bennett, Baltimore
Jos J Taylor & wf, Balt
Geo W B Bartlett Belt
R. W Welsh, lb ookly a
Clips Gela & wf. Baltimore
B Fielding, Louisville
3W Donohoe. Washington
M Curtiss, It S A
J T Manran. Rhode Island
W U Billion, Rhode Island
3 B Leach & wf, wssieton
Mrs Bertram, Washington
E Bayard, Pittsburg
Mrs 8 Br.yard, Pittsburg
Sties Id Rio:ord. - Pittsburg
B B Hotchkiss Connecticnt
Col P G Washington, Wash
A Whitehead. B. ewark, N - S,
(3152 Tees, Newark. N J
S L Ripley, Norwich, tit
tT 1,1 arlington & rem, Pa
S D W Harris, Rockville, Ct
B W Berton, Cleveland
,LC Todd, Paterson, N J
Jae Warnock, Gait. W
S McKee, Cincinnati
Joe 0 Little. Wheeling, Va
A Pardee, Hazleton
A. W'Leisenring, hi Chunk
ES Forman, Louisville, Ky
T It Tyler, Louisville. Ky
L Bchroder, Louisville. Ky
ra Melbonnd, Lbnisville
. .
Geo Patterson & la, Penult
W Fox, P0tt.w.11.16
Chas Knorr. Hilton Head
C i Waverliouse. Louis
&Ire C,ropbell & 8 oh, Ho
John Cook &wf Ndw York
Geo El Robinson, ( - Weak . °
Jae A Donnelly. Cape May
Mrs A 111Fonte Ms.uphis
J D Potts wf, Wrnsoort
Nfseter F, Moore
Mra J Bogue &2 chit
Albert Wilson, Sid
•
J D Yuri)
L Pligq, M4asoc miede
1.1 ;Morrie, Glisstor co. Pa
T F Holbrook. New York
James M Nicholson, Balt
fdre , N+cholson, Baulmore
M.i.h G P Nicholson, BAC
W 0.1. - .111n.r, Maryland
Wm McNeaneY, Sftrvland
S A WlLtrks & wf,
/I,ldP 'romp-on. England
3 B +Volker. le
Jl3 Potts?, id fl N
Jahn ;' Bei•ry & Caf Sfd
W Alelorbn it tn. .LY J
W D E oii. Ftorida
John S ritujiam, Pottsville
:01 One aWynko• P. Pottsv
laull old [toe, 'ror.luto
Mrs W t'attersou,PottSvire
Mi s s Iwo Brooke, eutrwr'e
Br. , wu•& duo, Pottsville
A S Keeler, New Have
'rhos.Moore. Blizateth, N J
Wm Ihrfon,,,ter, jr. ri York - -
J L
Holco,nb Now 'arse] ,
W Curdy & wt . , Ohio
of H C,ok. rrem en. N J
Master W (3 ,k, Tretion
Master R H Cook. Tree , ea
Lemuel 'rh %me, NATtva,k
Ritz. New York
al Reed, New Ym k
J El it Nichols ,n, Ofd
Miss JR ..lichnlsmi, .ISI
•W Carr, Pitctihnrir
J FLS Getty, B atim ,re
J Stine. Cnienito
Hoc .1 - oilll ''ondr
H E flay, New York
E F Filmy & son, St Louis
R Hays cb, Pittsburg,
Miss I. Hays. Pi. mean;
W A Herron & La, Pittsburg
Miss S A Harrow,
Mr & itr= W 11. Stone, .0 Y
4 .7 Smith
street. below Arch
R R Parker & la, ludiauap
L Hneted, Illinois
R A Paige, Richmond
T W Holland, Lisliville
J Fox, Nashville
Trea , h, Cincinnati
E fd Shepard, Texas
W Nein,
J . Porter, Wayne•-burg
5 H Hubbard, New Albany
J F Lindiey, New Albany
Stier, Phi sbarg
J Bourn & wf, Pittsburg
J H. Gleim, St Louis
J E C'sim. SE Louis
JTreacy..Pittsh erg
0 Werman, New Jersey
T Armstrong, Ohio
iJ Crouse, Johnstown
JR Lyon. Waukegan, 11l
E Jerves, New York
H C Renshaw, Wasn. D C
T Jones. 'U S -
Mrs J F Shrank & Penna.
B Kuhn. Vincennei. Ind.
S H W Geist. Lancaster
W Rogers, Conn
Mrs Schrmder, F.eading.
R Veazey, Wheeling, Va
T eines, Pinckney, hitch
Dr A Reiley. Penna.
G L Reed, Clearfield, Pa
R Selmes & wf, Missouri
J J Brenan & wf, Ohio
HLnunstein, Easton
W Simpson & la, Pittsbg
J Simpson, Pittsburg .
C B Guernsey, Penn%
J Trajer, Parker.oburg, Va
/,imons, Now York
& Lanchheim. Indiana
Ira Blanchard, rearm
Ohlinan, Penna
MOhlman, Jr. ,Penna
J H Rheem, Carlisle
Ili Thompson. • Ebensburg
Nerchruits'—Fourth
0 0 Blathers. Ohio
D Kalbfus, Wbgbiugton
C L Bowman. Harrisburg
R L Blank, Washington
L Reyn, Detroit. Mich •
fifLanpburg, Washington
T W Horton, HoPowell. Pa
F Lowry, Hopewell. Pa
G B Abbott, a wf, Nashville
J P Kauffman, Pittsburg
J Feellintrer, Tort Wayne
P Kline, Fnrt Wayne
J F NOII, Fort Wayne
J Barnes. New Castle.
H Perry, Pittsburg
J Bower, Wisconsin
A S Dickinson, Clearfield co
N G Goodman &la Penna
J F Randolph, Jr, Hazleton
J C Eaton. hew Jersey
T Coleman, Lancaster
J McCleary, U S A
C E °lines, Marietta, Ohio
E Houston, Tennessee
S Strickland, Reading
I W Beales. Wash, D C
H M Mitchell & la, Balt
A Humphreys, Clearfield
E Hovey, Woodstock
Berry, Wash, B C
F Brooks, Wash, D C
D WMotvell, Salton
Win 13 Jones, Baltimore
F Fraser, U.S N
M G Gerry. S
Lindauer, Illinois
S S Mack, Ohio
D F Etter, Penna.
Alex T Lane
. .
J C Cole, Ohio
C Ogden, Wew Jersey
Wm Lilley, Penn Baven
A - Mlliman, Hazleton
W H Hoffman, Allentown
Miss Young, Allentown
F C kline, Maueh Chtnk
street,. above Thtrd
Eissfleld, terilwatikee
GBo F Baker, tr
St. Louts—Chestnut
John Booth, Pennsylvania
A G Frick, Pennaylvania
-
A Nachman, Baltimore
ALouyence, Philadelphia
D 111 Brooks, Wash. D
imirey & ly, Pittab'g
li Brunner, Portsmouth, 0
B D Dodge. New tork
G W Edge & wf. N England
K Gordon Sr ly, Illinois
J A Bundy, Galesburg, 11l
N Nionrye, U SA
J Hese, Jr, Baltimore
W Menalage, Baltimore
W Shultz, Baltimore
. • ,
W Al Haywoth, Boston
D R howdy dt le, NJ
T 51cOollongh New York
Win D Casterlina wF. N S
W I) Johnson. New Jersey
Jas Shankland Bolfz(^ ,
Simon G Shanklind. Bano
John Adams. New York
['other Kam:lran, That
. . .
J W itnNelf, Virginia
W W Davis. Boston
Edw Gilbert, Yew York
reet, above Third.
H Torrey, Nets' 'York
Geo tupper, Ohio
Martin Carly, Penn
Tibby, Jr & la, Penn
H P Fowler & la, Caps
Jas B D Heeds, Pittsburg
C Rochester, Logan, 0
Geo 0 Evans. Del
Jolla Well, Wdkesbarre
W M Ef Cox, Hy
W Mitchell, Pittsburg
W B Poynton, England
A Clark & wf,'Bostou
IT Bishop. Easton
W Robinson. Ohio
Et Sisal, Hillsboro, 0
Geo T Logerty, New York
T Wright. Maryland
Geo Gale, Kent co. Dal
R Williams, Columbia
G W Brooks, Baltimore
The iinion—Arch a
W Vansant, New Jersey
Ceo Warren, New York
.Tacnb Vaegtle, Ind
W W Cone, Penn
M Ithimstrim & son, Ya
W D Dixon, Penn
J C Bell, Canal Dover, 0
H C Haines, Canal Dover, 0
Toe Lang, Pittsburg
John P Farr, Obi°
J T Bechtel, Allentown
Miss H E 'Hartman, Lanca'r
Miss Mary Hartman, Lanc'r
Mrs Holler, Lancaster
John A Young, 11l
111 rs Fl clung, 11l
W W Yonng, 111
Blaster H B Youpg. 11l
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A C Hates , Alliance, 0
Nelson Byers, Penn
J D Lawall, dllen town
S E Megear, New Jersey
d street, below Vine.
IB F Crosedale, Wilmington
B Myers, Alilhown
M Worman, Bucks co
Jno Bigler, Lumberville
X B Lutz, Chicago.
Jas Jones, Chicago
Jae &gaol, Chicago
J B Stackho gas Backs co
J H Bailey, SJ S A
ii T Crosed ale, Bucks co
C Chambers, bitaks co
!Win Eyre, Attleboro, Pa
0 W Seaman, (II '
B Shotwell, Rahway, N J
Geo Henry, Hammonton
W B2Fox,Tinicurn
1G Staley, Ticicum
M . Pearson, Salsbury
Barley Sheaf—Secon
Yost,Bneks co,Pa
MB Lutz, Kansas
A IA Bailey, N Y
Jae B lr aah.Matue
Mrs Al A Duffield, Hultnev
B Price, Bncicin gbant
Worstall, Buokmanville
Silas Carver,HS
Geo Parsons. U s A
A Fearboro,U S
A .1 Larne, Doylestown,P , s
Geo W Closson,PtPleasant
J 0 Sulllvan,Boston
A L Bette,Trenton. N J
Ralph lyre. Trenton, N
J H Bayley. 11 - S A
J A. Fisher, Rd
John Otterill, Harrisburg
National—Race of
John Lazarus, Ashland, Pa '
T F Bell, Maryland
JR Johnston. Cape May
John
S C Allen, Pottsville
A Gimbel, Indiana
J Gimbel, Indiana
ILBartholemn„ M. Chunk_
T 13 Seisinger, Atlantic City
Eich'd Welly; Lebanon co
T Kavanaugh, Pittsburg
W C Barnes, rittaton
reet, above Market.
NV Clark & la, Baltimore
H J Redfield. Monroe, bitch
J Carhart. Zion. Md.
C Carhart, Zion, bid
Wildman, Yardleyville
J C Wetter, New Rope
J Gabbney & la, Salem, N J
Miss Price, Penna
Mrs Blakey. Newtown
,
bile • Craven
J Beel, New York
C S Beitrfck, Stroudsburg
IS Barnsley, Penna_
Madison—Second st
W D Morgan, Penns
M Morgan, Penna
S Morgan, Penna -
W P Fox, Pt Pleasant
C Auld, Lumberyille
C A Burton & la, W
F F White, Carvereville
J A Stover, Ca rvers villa
B W Fell Parma
I M Van HormTayloravillei
H Taylor, Penna.
Mout Mellroy, USA
C Martin, Bordentown
Commerclal—Stxth st
P J Reagan, Boston
J Riley, Boston
T W Evans, Reading
G W W illiams, II S l`f
L S Racket, E.hippen,
W Richards, Reading
A M Dickle, Pennsylvania ,
John W Glenny
F James. West Chester -
Peter B Sharp, Rahway 1
States Union—Marks
Jas Benton 31a, New York
A Oves. Harrisburg •
W Montgomery, Delaware
B Caldwell, Washington
Thos M Ogle, Delaware
L G firtiffer, Massachusetts
A C Dexter
James Howard
t., above Ca.llowhill.
John Ball, Quakertown
R Retdenbach,Lancaster co
E T Sterner, Quakertown
DI H Afyon, Penna.
Bald Eagle-Third S
B L Thomas, Penna
Peter Brown, Lancaster co
Mrs Troxel, Montgomery co
Simon Gross & lady
Chas Brand
Black Bear=Thlrd BC, above Callowhill7
David Woodring, Lehigh co A S Cressman, Sellersville
M Hinehman, Bucks co _ H S Creasman, Sellersville
Isaac F Woodruff, Del P D Grimmer, Oley, Pa
P R Bruner, Penna
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE I HAIR DYE!!
BATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE is the Best tie
the World. The only Harmleee, True and Reliable
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect—changes
Bed. Rusty or Gray Hair, instantly to a Glossy Black
or Arafura Brown, without Injuring the Hair or Stain•
lug the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; im
parts 'fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
color, and rectifies the 111 effects of• Bad Dyes. The
Rennin is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR, all others
ere mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists, 11.10. FACTORY—SI BARCLAY Street, New
fork. Batchelor's New Toilet . Cream for Dressing the
Hair.
ONE-PAIGE
-'CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
ITTLye, made in the Peat Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked La Plain Pi-
Vireo All Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory.
Our Ons-Pains STRTEIC La strictly adhered to. All ars
thereby treatld alike.
dell-ly TONES & CO.. 604 MARKET Street.
DR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
is the author of ' ' Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment."
32uft.A.MLRIMOD.
nTE,TD.
HAAS.—On Thursday, the 27th inst., Rachel M.
Haas, wife of Daniel B. Haas, aged 46 years.
The friends and relatives of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of her husband, 1224 Coates street - on Sunday
afternoon next, at 3 o'clock, without further notice.
To proceed to South Laurel Hill. **
STONE.—At Germantown, on the evening of the
26th inst., Anna Rogers, wife of J. Emery Stone.
Friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, Market Square, this
(Friday) afternoon, at 4 &crock punctually. Inter
ment at Laurel Hill.
FRITH.—On the 25th inst., Lucy, wife of James
Frith, in the 62d year of her age.
MASSEY.—On the 25th inst., Mary, widow of the
late Thomas Massey, in her 17th year. ,
NEALL.—Onithe 27th inst., William D. Neall, in
the 27th year of his age.
[Due notice of the funeral will be given.]
IRL.A.CK B . ARE GE ICERNANIS.--TIIST
opened, a case of LUPIN'S DAILEGE RERNANIg.
Lupin's Black Crape Marcie. '
Po. do. 'Tamartines.
o: do.' Berens.
Do. do. Summer Bombazinee.
Do. do. Chally Timises.
Do. do. Striped and Check Bareges.
Do: do. Mousseline de Lainee.
Do. do. Bombazines, Shawls, &c.
BESSON at SON'S Mourning Store,
ken No. 918 CHESTNUT Street,.
F,YRE - & . LANDELL FOURTH AND
ABOH Streets, open to-day one ease
- FALL BRASS SILKS,
Solid Brown Figured Silks. •
Solid Blue Figured Silks. '
Solid Mode Figured Silks.
solid Green Figured Silks.
PYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
-A-A ARCH, are "
opening for Fall sales.
Colored French Merinos&
• New Balmoral Skirts.
- Black Silks all prices. •
Flannels for Fancy Skirts.
MOSQUITO BARS BY THE PISOS,
Cireeu..Bluo and White
Mosquito Bare.
LA DELL.
eet, above Third.. .
ANT .Nyce, Phce nixcille
& 8 Kline, Pottsville _
John Wadlinger. Ali nem -
Levi. Wol , enberg,ei, Bncks co
Lewis Yetter, Catawissa
01Brobst, Catawissa
John Fritz, Reading
Geo Gioia, - Lebanon.
Taggart. Pittston
Cunningham, eittsion
Jos Longenecker, York co
eet, above Chestnut.
Dr Duffield. Oxford. Pa
Jos G Moore west Grovel
DIV Coe. USN _ _
- - -
Henry J Murry, II S N
Nathaniel it Vattoe, Wilm
David Warta, Lancaster co
John Cnrran, Lancaster co
James Bliley. :
W Nary, Phoanixville
t street. above Sixth.
Chas a. Quinn, Wilm,-Del
WThrakill, Missouri
Mrs 0 IRice, 2 oh, Memphis
J F Keeler, Pittsburg
H M White, Lancaster
J B ➢lcWilliams, Oil City
D T Leahman. 'York co, Pa
Jacob Stott, West Chester
FOU RTH REPRESENTATI VE
urn ICT—NATION al: UNION .I.'e Y.—The
Imh-gatee elected to the Convention from the Fourth
Representative District ' ( Fifth and Eighth Wards) will
plea on MONDAY next, augnet NI. at the Watuerill
Homo, SADISM Stied, above ni.) th at B o'clock P. M.
GEORGE W. STONE,
PENRot-E
GEORGE W. (I.I.M.INOFIAM, Jr.,
B. FRANKLIN
CHARLES B. GOOD.
GEORGE G. TURNER,
SAMUEL MAC:MEN Sr., a,
JAMES W. PALMER,
GILES
SEVIIgNVEI.
UNION PARTY. T
wan] Conventions witimeo
at 8 o'clock, at John Patten
ant. SOUTH btreets.
McFalls,
tl. V. B. Biller,
Joseph IS Prbangli,
Jrinen Douvherty,
Fnhrnin/ Shaw,
WA tr. D NA:I'IO3I4AL.
be Delo ,. &tea eleat94l to the
.t THib(Frithty)
' oo .' B . cur. or. INLYIETESZITH.
D.—A 8181 t TIHQ OP
to the Ward Convention of
H.TY will ne held at the
the N. E corner of BROA.O
BITT.NIN(t. at 8 o'clock.
T. R Pugh.
Dnvis,
Thos. Pole.
A iad. , avk• Alexander,
TT. W. rtalTord;
Ptul J. lesick.
Wm. James,
Jas. W. Jweeney. at*
TENTH WA'
tho Dolegates eleeted
ibe NATIONAL UNION P
Bell of the Union Liiigue, a
and RACE, on THIS (Praia::
John Bross
Geo, Von Bross,
-anauei Williamson,
Robert Burns,
Robert Bays,
muel L. Saunders.
Bei ry kinyder,
Cling uswr,
W ti a 0.-'l`an
rd i?ozivezetioa will inset at
"of ELEVENTH and (HEARD
at o'clock.
Joht at.
Jnatinh E. Torr.
Loug.-
-]tarry B. SummerN
Aug. H. Sanrwan,
Issae It, Marcnr . ,
G.o. (I, geuderl.g. IL°
TVIIIO.IIIIPIE
Delegates to the WWI
t). Hall a:Wilmot aorner of
avoone, on THIS (Friday) Ir,
W to. 13. llo)noe.
la or a. 13 Widener,
oi-ert K. 6bt37.
).1 Cox,
k.atnuol S. Vanociver.
fharles R. Brown,
Jn. to Parrs-,
rs-:e- THE DRILEGA.T.E3 TO TUB: .01 A.-
T.ONAL TINIOIv WARD (*NV 07' Pluel elected
teprieent the FIFTEENTH. WARD will meet on Tdol
(Frinny) EVENING. at the Ball 1 , 1 E. corner of CIOATES
end WEST bireets, at seven o'clock. By order of
S iNAR FE:' SAPP. t Second Precinct,
JAMES S Still(TH
T. M. HARMAN—Third Precinct,
R WHirESIDE•t
Eighth Precinct.
F. GIDEON,
D. ALISON.?
G. A HOFFMAN, C . Tenth Precinc t
GEORGE FRY.
JOHN HUGHES,
JAMES McCGNAG HT.,
P. M. COLL'INS
TRE COOPER SIIOP 1-10APITA.G
IlleCila•Ac.Jt NOWLEDOE having received toe fol
lcwing dona.lons: A- valuable donvion of clothing
from Ladies' Relief Association of. Providence, R. i
d, notion of clothing and delicaciee from Pon+ toe Ith
d Association, through Mrs. 'Town, president;
a 1.5.0, a donation of do hing. Arc., from Ladies' id of
E.A. - .Jude E. uhuich, 'brongli 'Rev. Mrs. Loandsbery,
president; several donations through Mrs. Robert
Eawleton; also, liberal donatiom of drugs from Mr. A.
Blair. Mr. Bullock, and Mr. Crenshaw.
Part of a collection from St. John's Methodist E
Church, ca.
Port of proceeds of Fair I.eld by Ells icitoremnea,
Amelia Jackson, and the Misses Peirkellas. 510.50. It.
MCRITTENDEN'S Pnit.A.D.ELpatA
COMMERCI AL COLLEGE,
637 OR ESTIsiIIT Street, (corner of SeveotlL)
Young Men fully Prepared for the duties of tits Coant ,
ins' House.
Evening Passions otter September:WS.
corv - rumzept , AL 140 CBI, CO."—
Toe Coupons due September 1863_ <,n the eight
per cent, Mortgage Bonds of " THE CONTINEN AL HO
TEL CO." will be payable on and after that day noon
presentation of the same at the COMITERII at, BANK in.
the city of Philadelphia. J. bStieBANT PRICE,
an 27 6t Trees arer.
NOTICE,-11E PEE
lEz - 7 E FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Au! us t 2.6 th, 1633.
She Annual Meeting' of the, Stockholders of the Penn
sylvania Fire inauranc..? Company will he held at their
Office on MONDAY. the 7th day of September next, at
10 o'clock A.ll , when an election will be held for nine
Directons, to serve for the ensuing year
auo7-tse7 G CROWELL, Secretary.
TIIE iaxicKsitx,vE,u, tuNnw4:3l ,
COMPANY.—The Transfer Books 'of this Com
PftDT will close on MONDAY, Ang - ast 51st, and reope a
MONDAY, Septe saber 7th. _
EY order. li
J. B. kIiDOL, Secretarr.
NEW ruc. Atiguat 24, likl2
M. OFFICE OF TOE HAR.R.ISEOUG.
PORTSMOUTH, MOUNT JOY, AND LANOAS
TRH RAILROAD COMP &NY,
PHILADELPHIA, August 21. 1863.
The annual meeting of the Stockho]ders of this Com
pany will be held on FRIDAY. September 4, 1863, at 11
o'clock A. M., at the corner of THIRD Street and Vir11....
LING'S Alloy, at which time an election will be held
for thirteen Directors to serve for the exiting year.
au22-1.1t 4 GEORGE SABER, hecrettry.
MOFFICE OF THE ILOCUST NOUN
TAIti COAL AND IRON 'COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, ATIZIBt 21, 1863.
At a meetin. , of the, Board of Directors of the above
Company, held . thie day, a DIVIDEND OF ONE DOL
LCS PER• SHARE was declared on the capital stock,
payable to the Stockholders or their legal representa
tives on and after the 31at inst. The transfer books of
the Company wlll be doted until the let day of Septem
her next.
an22-tsel
C COPPIICK TreaAnrer
AVIS AUX ELEGANT S.-11. JO
SI,PII ZACKEY, de Paris, Gerant de la, liaison
GRANDVILLE. STOKES, Marchand Taillenr, No. GO9
CHESTNUT Siieet, Philadelphia, a lihouneur d' aviser
des nombretur amis et counaissances (ainsi quo Phono
:able public) gni Pon .deja favorise de lour clientele,
rItIT vient de resevoir de Paris et Eondres, lee modes lee
plus resettles et les miens portees pour la sarson d'ete.
GRANDYILLE STOKES amis a sa disposition lee
eteoffes les plus belles at les meillenres qualites, des pre.
!Mores manufactures d'Enrope
. „ .
Les o9lcieres et soldats de tout -grades y tronvront lee
ineillenres analites d'etoffes, a des prix tree moderes
L'elegance de sa coupe, ains'one le cachet de distinction
qua la caracteriso, est deja trop connu do public poor en
renonieler Inas merites. iv2,9-2m
r 3 1 ,.. ST. LUKE'S AUXILIARY TO THE
SALUTARY COMMISSION earnestly solicits from
members of the Congregation and others, contributions
for the benefit of Sick and Wounded Soldiers. Articles
of diet, flannel, and other goods, may be sent to the
Society's room in the basement of the Church, TIER.
, TEENTH Street, below Spruce, • every FRID AY, be
tween 9 and 1 o'clock, and money to the Treasurer,
CHARLES W. CUSHMAN, 1.2 S South DEL kW ARE
Avenue. iYI7-flarthfl2t
MILITARY NOTICES.
11EADQUARTERS - REND EZFOITS,
FOR DRAFTED MEN-12.'30 WALNUP Street.
. • PHILADELPHLt, PBllll9, , 27th„ 1961
The following named officers having filed to report
to Col. J. H. KELLOGG, 25524- CALLOW HILL Street,
in compliance with orders heretofore issued. they are
hereb3 notified that unless they report, at these Head
quarters on or before the Slot lust, their names will be
seat to the Secretary of War, with a recommendation for
di. missal from the service of the United States:
Captain Wm. H. Cameron, sth Pennsylvania Cavalry.
J. A. MePherran, let Penntylvania R V. G.
• J. J. Baird, 76th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
• Theo. H. McCalla, 93th " " •
Adjutant G. W. Wilson - , 61st
Edward Schwatto, 9Stb
First Lieut. - J. .[.Roes; !d P.-B.: V.
• ' C. W. Croasdale. 12th P R. V. C.
• H. T. Davis, 46th Penna. Volunteers. -
• A, J. Morel all, 76th '
A. E. Vaughn, 143 d
• C. B. stout, 14.3 d " , ••
" "Lutes Truman. let Penna. Eilles.
' " Thos. 13: Winslow, Ist Penne, Rifles.
Second-Lieut. A.. E. Bennett. 81st Penna. Volunteers.
Tbos. McKnight. 116th
Geo. Collinee. 143 d "
By order Brig. General Hatch.
14EADQUARTERS" OF PROVOST
- 1 -- 1 - Iit'ARSHAL;THIRD DISTRICT . Pa -511 BROWN
Street, PHILADELPHIA.' August 22,1863.
Notice is hereby given, that a reward of: $lO, and
the reasonable expense incurred, will be paid to any
Person for the apprehension and delivery of a deserter
at the Headquarters of the nearest Prevost Marsh al.
JACOB S. RUMOR,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
Third District of Pennsylvania.
HEADQUARTERS PROVOST
MARSHAL, SECOND Dismc. PA., August 24,
1863. - •
'DRAFTED MEN from this Di trict, claiming exemp
tion, are,-requested to bring withiliem their witnesses,
and'any= failing to appear on -the day notified will be
deemed DESERTERS, and be subject to the penalties
prescribed therefor-by the .Rules and Articles of War.
EDWIN PALMER,
Provost Marshnl And President of the
. Board-of Enrolment.
WILLIAM M. MILL,
Commissionenof Board.
R. W. :RITCHIE.
Surgent-of:Board..:
HEADQUARTERS` OF PROVOST
MARSHAL, FIRST DISTRICT, PA., 245'Sarath
THIRD Street. . . .
PHILApELPRIA, Anguat 19, 1863
This Office will be open daily, from 6 A. M. to 2 P. M.,
except Saturdays when the office will close at 1 P. M.
SECOND WARD—AII-Drafted Men of the Second ward
who have not reported, and whose time has not been ex
tended, will be apprehended forthwith as deserters.
THIRD WARD—AII - drafted men of the Third ward
(being the Second - Sub-District). who have not reported,
and whose time has not been extended, are notified to
appear or be deemed deserters.
The FOURTH WARD (being the Third Sub-District),
will be heard in the following order:_ •
MONDAY. Aug. 24, Nos. I to 100 inclusive.
TUESDAY. Aug. 25, Nos• 101 to 200 inclusive.
, WEDNESDAYAug. 26. Nos 201 to 300 inclusive.
THURSDAY, Aug.A 27, Nos. .901 to 400 inclusive.
FRIDAY: Aug, 28, Nos 401 to 500 inclusive
SATURDAY., Aug. 29, Nos. 601 to 539 inclusive, and
hearing cases generally.
N. B.—Substitutes have preference.
WM. E. LEHMAN,
Provost Marshal and President of the Board.
CHARLES MURPHY.
Commissioner of the Board.
N. H. MS:AMIS.
Surgeon of: the Board.
In - FAD QUARTERS OF PROVOST
'MARSHAL, THIRD DISTRICT, EA.:
PHILADELPHIA, August 23, 1863.
OTICE is hereby given to all drafted men of the
Seventeenth Ward that their time for claiming exemp
tion, offering substitutes, or reporting for duty, is ex
tended until
- the 29th day of August 'net , after which
time all those persons failing to comply with - the above
notice. 'will be liable to arrest as Deserters.
Notice is also given to those drafted men of the Six
teenth ward who have not as yet reported themselves,
that failing to do so by the 29th day of August inst. ,
they will be published as deserters and arrested as such.
The time for the Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards is
extended until further notice.
By order Of the BOard inrolinent
JACOB S. STRETCH,
Caotain and. Provost Idarshal.
-FRANKLIN D STERNER.
Commissioner
ALEXANDER C. HART,
an24.6t Sorgeon.
I CORPS OF HONOR. U. S. A.
HEADQUARTERS RECRUITING SERVICE,
• • •INVALID CORPS FOR PHILADELPEIA,
143 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
. . .
SOLDIERS honorably discharged on account of dis
ability will apply for information or enlistment in the
INVALID CORPS
Lieut. TIBER: BASTIkI4. Invalid Corps,
243 S. Third street. Philadelphia.
Lieut. J. W. DEAN, Invalid Corpe,
611 Brown street, and
N. B. corner Broad and Spring Garden ets Phila.
Pay and allowances, excepting bounty and penbion,
sto n e as in U. S. Infantry. E bf .S.TTHEWS,
Mater let Pa. A.A. and Supt. Invalid Corps for Philadel-
SUMMER RESORTS.
CAPE MAY.-PARTIES DESIRING
to visit this , delightful Watering-Place are respectfully
informed that the
COLUMBIA HOUSE
WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER lex
Arrangements will be made with parties desiring to
spend a few days at this fashionable and popnlar.nonse.
BIEGFELD'S'CELEBRATED BAND
is engaged exclusively for the Columbia House
Address
aii22,lm
J. F. CAKE, PROPRIETOR
CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY.-
The public are respectfully informed that this &et
ches Rotel will tontine open until the 20th of SEPTEM
BER. • The railroad is now completed from Philadelphia
to this unequalled watering-place. and .3 trains run
daily to and from Philadelphia. Accommodating terms
for families at this -house can be made on and after the
let of September. - MILLER & WEST,
au7.13-12t Proprietors.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
—The cona , tnership heretofore - existing under the
Sim of BORDEN' & WALKER, Iron Founders, No. 119
Craven Street, is by mutual consent this day dissolved.
THOS. D. BORDEN,
August 28, 1860. au2B,9t. GEORGE A. WALKER.
LOST --AT THE KENSINGTON DE
POT;.or left in one of the Frankford city Cars, a
CARPET BAG, with,card attached. - marked McFarland,
Collins, & Co., Pittsburg• Its contents ate of no value
except to the owner.`•A suitable reward will be given
if left' with L. W.-Leslie, at W. H. WOODWAItOI3,
No, 516 MARKET Street. au2B:3V
RAFTED. MEN CAN BE" FUR.
D
NISHED with SUBSTITUTES and:have them mile
tired in immediately on, application at 422. WA ,NUT
Street, ;mama door. an2/3-Bt*
NOTKIEGS--IN 100-LS. KEGS ; OIL
LEMON. L. , S.. 8 cases and OIL BOWL in 8-dra.
to 70.dra.tottlesvfor salle.by Rai fst .
tin26-If WILLIAM & WILSO& ROI XATUIAT fit.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1863.
Apt NEW COUNTERFEITS ARE;
fully described in PETERION'S . COUNTERFEEC
DETEC euR Red DRUXEL'S DA.NII- g 4) PE LISP.for SEP
TEMBER, which Will be ready Tbig !horning, at
T. B, PETEKSON & BROMINE',
No • .300 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
TE111413. - 0710 Dollar a year monthly, or Two Dollars
a year Ferni-rrinuthly, ot Tea Cents a Number.
Ad vert i , ernante inserted In it at low rates. an21.43t
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anl 4 608 CHESTNUT Street.
CENTSI-HARPER FOR SEP
- TEETER! I—PITCHER'S, 808 CHESTNUT
Street, att2s.6t
90 CFAs TS I—ATLANTIC FOR 8E P
TEMBER.
PITCHER'S.
an24•Gc • POS CHEPTNITT
TH E
TO CONVENOR MY AOENOY
ISAAC MOSSS,
Afaior and Chief of Staff.
NEW PVELICATIONS.
FINANCIAL.
NECEETAEr OF THE -TSLASITET
HMI AIirrHORIMID MIS
FOR A BRIEF PERIOD.
ANAL Martha:. notice, I shall solatiass
OW receive Subseriptiosix to tha
5-20
LOAN TPA
♦T MT OFFICES,
AWD AT THE DIFFERENT 808-AGENOI2III
Whroughout the Loyal Stater.
JAY COOKE,.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
No. 114 South Third Street,
S. HARVEY THOMAS,
kJ* STOCK AND BILL BROKEN,
• No. 312 WALNUT Street.
Stocks and Loam; bought and cold on Commis&ion at
the BOARD OF BROKERS.
Subscrlptiorus to the 6-20 sear six per sant LOAN still
received at par.
No charge for Commission. .IyB-Sra
OOLLEOTION OF 11. S. OERTHI
CATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.—The ADAM' ME
ER:FAS COMPANY . are now prepared to collect at the
Treasury Department, Washington, with despatch, and
at reasonable rates, the One Year Certificates of In
debtedness of the United States now due or shortly ins
tating.
Terms made known and receipts given at the ofibut,
No. IMO CHESNUT Street. s
REMOVALS.
REMOVA.L.
A.. H. VitA.NCISCITS,
WHOLESALE DEALlilt IN
YARNS, BATTS, WADDINGS,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES.
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS,
FANCY BASKETS, &O.i
REMOVED
Prom 433 MARKET and 5 North FIFTH Streets
513 MARKET and MO COMMERCE Sta.
and Sni
PEMOVAL„-qOHN 41 BAKER,
Wholesale Druggist, has removed to 718 MARKET
Street. Particular attention is asked to JOHN G.
BAKER ,k CO.'S COD-LEVER OIL. Having increased
facilities in this new establishment for manufacturing
and bottling., and the avails of fifteen years' experience
in the business, this brand of Oil has advantages over
all others, and recommends itself. Constant supplies
are obtained from the fisheries, fresh, pure, and sweet,
and receive the most careful personal attention of-the
original proprietor. The increasing demand and wide
spread market for it make its fig ures low, and afford
great advantages for those buying in. large-quan
tities. - .an4-dtf
RIG GIIN REMOVED.-PHILIP
WILSON & CO., Manufacturers and Importers of
•nns Pistols, Rifles, Fishing. Tackle, &c., have re
moved to 409 CHESTNUT Street, where their cnstomers
and friends will be supplied with everything in the
sporting tine
UIII3RELIILAS.
t UMBRELLAS.!, UMBRELLAS!!
WM. A. DROWN & 00_,
NO. 246 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturers of
SUPERIOR UMBRELLAS.
au22-2m
PICK-AXES, • .
SHINGLING HATCHETS,
BROAD. HATOHRTS, AXES,
NAIL HAMMERS,
SHOE HAMMERS,
RIVETING li./U!OKERS, and
ENGINE= HAMMERS,: ~,
MAIMACTURBD AND FOR SALE BY
C. HAMMOND it SONi
anl7-1m
528 COMIKERCH Street, Phila.
INTERNAL REVENUE -OFFICE OF
THE UNITED STATES ASSESSOR OF THE SECOND
DISTRICT, 1231 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
RICHARD T. GUMPERT has been appointed Assist
ant Assessor of the Twelfth Division in my district,
which is that portion of the Ninth ward eolith side of
Market street, from Seventh street to Broad.
aulB:wfm6t- THOMAS W. SWENEY. Assessor.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ANN GEISINGEE. deceased. -
. . . . . , . .....
The Auditor, appointed by the Court to audit, settle.
and adjust the first and final account of HENRY P.
BECK, administrator of ANN GEISINGER, deceased.
and to make distribution of the balance in Use hands of
the accountant; will meet the parties interested, for the
purposes of his appointment, on TUESDAY, September
Sib. 1863, at 4 o'clock P. AI , at his office, No. 4213 WAL
NUT Street. in the city of Philadelphia._
ati2B fmsvfit B. H. HAINES, Auditor.
- jag CONVINCED OF THE TRUTH
of the assertion of the fine quality and accuracy of
REIMER'S COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS for $l. by ex
amination of specimens, executed at Gallery. SECOND
Street. above Green.
'UNITY OF OPINION PREVAILS
in regard, to the merits of REIMER'S Ivorytypee;
a glance will convince of their natural style and.exquis-
Re coloring. Gallery, SECOND Street, above Green.
eL.A_RET,-1,200 OASES OF DIF
FERENT, qualities received, for sale by_
CHAS. S. & JAS. CARSTAIRS.
au27 N 0.126 WALNUT SL and 21 GRANITE St.
A PRIOAN GINGER-40 000 POUNDS,
pitme briatt'aud•baudsome, duty paid; tir a4e by
4112011 W/LiO,V, ROO AltailijiT
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
JAMES, KENT,
Nos. garjamci 24-1 N. TrfIRD,CAT REST, ABOVE RAMC,
PHILADELPHIA,
Have now nmi their um4l
TAROK. .A:ND..COMPLETE STOCK
FORY.IOI.I AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Among which be found a more than usually attrac
tive variety of
To which they invite the SPECIAL AsTrANTIOI OF
C 9913 Emir yrtS, n27-2m_
GASH BUYERS,
AT WHOLESALE,
Are Invited to examine oar
FLANNELS,
BLA. NIKETR,
MERIN( IES,
,FOFLI NS,
BLACK BILKS,
FANCY BILKS,
LINENS, WRITE GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
told other articles adapted to the season.
JAMES R. CAMPBELL &I CO..
7'27'
an26-tf CEMTNUT STREET.
1863. FALL 1863.
DRY GOODS.
HOOD, BONBR.IGHT, iii CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
435 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
The attention of the TRADE to invited to their large
Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Among which are choice brands of Sheet
*ing and Shirting- Muslins,
Madder Prints, De Laines,
Gingham; and
SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS. _
ALSO,
MEN'S WE AR
GREAT PARCETT.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO
CASH BUYERS.
an2o-2m
1 863 FALL IMPORTATION. 1863
EDMUND YARD 43; CO.,
14PORTERS AND JOBBERS, SILLS AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
617 CHESTNUT and 61.4 JAYNE Street,
Have now opened their Fall imPwtation. of Dress (}odds,
viz:
MERINOS,
COBIIROS,
REP J .S
ALPACAS t
D EL AINES,
PLAID AND STRIPED POPLINS,
FANCY AND BLACK SILKS,
Also, A large assortment of •
SHAWLS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
WHITE (3DODS,
LINENS,
• 'EMBROIDERIES, &0.,
which they offer to the trade at the
-.LOWEST MARKET P,RIOES_
&TM. tf -
BAGS BAGS BAGS 1
NEW AND SECOND HAND;
SKAAILBSS, BURLAP, AND SUNNY
B- A Ci."S ,
Constantly on hand.
JOHN T. BAILEY & 00:,
No. 113 NORTH FRONT-STREET.
.4ellf-WOOL BACKS FOR SAL& anl9-6an
PHILADELPHI&
OUR LETTER-"A"
'FAMILY SEWING MACHIN];
With }le new improvements, is the best and cheapest,
and most beautiful . Seirifig - Machine - bithe world. .No
other Sewing Machine has so much capacity for a great
range of work, including the delicate and ingenious pro
cesses of Hemming, Braiding, Binding, Embroidering,
Felling, Tucking. Cording, gathering, , dm.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with Silk Twist,
Thread, Needles, Oil, &c.. of the very best quality.
Mie Send for a pamphlet. - .
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
168 BROADWAY. Raw Yoa.g.
Philadelphia Omee
-810
CHESTNUT STREET.
call-tsel6
SEWING MACHINES. .
THE " SWAT" MACHINE,
With GLASS PRESSER FOOT,
NEW-STYLE HEMMER, BRAIDER,
Ind othervaluable Improvements.
ALSO,
THE TAGGART & FARR MACHINES,
Aseney-9 4 421 CHESTNUT Street. mhB-tf
EDWARD P. KELLY,
s JOHN KELLY..
FORMERLY. CHESTNUT, ABOVE SEVENTH,
MI BORTH THIRD St., NEAR THE EXCHANGE.
Have just received a large Stock of Choice
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AND
FALL STYLES,
TERMS CASH, at prices much lower than any other
first-class establishment. au27:tf
BLACK CASS. PANTS, $5.50,
At MI MARKET Street.
BLACKCASS. PANTS, $5.50, At 704. MARKET Street.
BLACK CASS. PANTS, $O.OO, At 704 MARKET Street.
BLACK CASS. PANTS, $5.00. At 704 MARKET Street.
BLACK CASS. PANTS, $0 00, At 704 MARKET Street. ,
GRIGG & VAN GIINTEN'S, No. 704 MARKET Street.
GRIGG At VAN GUNTER'S, No, 704 MARKET Street.
GRIGG & VAN GIINTEN'S, No. 704 MARKET Street.
GRIGG & VAN GIINTEN'S, No +704 MARKET Street.
GRIGG & VAN GUNTER'S. No. 704 MARKET Street.
nah.T.2-6m
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
NOS. 1 AND 3 N. SIXTH -STREET,
GUINTLEMENT FURNIBEONG GOODS.
MAJIKTFACFrIIREI
w►LFPIER
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
AL The subseriber ws_ald invite attention to kW
IMPROW.D CUT o'F sanITS,
Which he maim a specialty in his bulbuls'. Also, On.
*slaty receiving'.
NOVIILTISS POE GEITLEIGIN'S WEJLE.
J. W.. SC/OTT,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
Xo. 114 CHESTNUT STREET,
la10:1 !our doors below the Continental.
W 0 L.
10.000 pounds light selected Ohio Fleece.
W,OOO pounds, 20 to SO onto, Sue.
lierCO )7ounde Nom. 8 to 20'e,
In Warr, Bundle and Con
If. AU numbers and descriptions p'rocured at ones
ALEX. WHILLDIN do SONS,
ien-fo&wtt ItS North FRONT Street.
REIMER'S COLORED .PHOTO
GRAPHS_ are best suited to tho masses • good and
truthful, durable and cheap, and cannot fail to please
all Who purchase. Only Sl. SECOND Street, above
Green.
lts
CIIAMPAGNE.—AN INVOICE OF
"Gold Laos" and "Gloria " Champgno, qintrte
and pints, inet received per French ship "Lies ,
„for sale by CEta.S. S. St JAS. CARST,UIti.
Sole A g ontg.
au24l- 001PAI41:7 /T& 4t4.
SANTEE. & CO.,
IMPORTERS &ND JOBBERS
DRY G-001314,
lADIEfi' :DRESS 600.93 f -
Also, a full assortment of
MERRIMACK &WO COCHBOO PRINTS
and
PAST.. ADELPFII n•t4 ADE Gi ODDS.
tHz v-tastms JOIVRIER,%.
COMMISSION MOUSES.
SEWING MACHINES.
CLOTHING.
LATE A 042 CHESTNUT STREET,
TAILORS, •
PHILADELPHIA.
1011 O. ILERIB-01111
(1'0111:11ILLY Z. zwas,atools.l
INFORM& AND DRAM UN
OF TEE IMPROVED
PATTERN BlfißT.
COLLARS.
UNDERCLOTHING. EN:
SATISZLOTION GUABAATIIID. m712-to •4
Fall Blood
WOOLEN YARNS.
Well-known - makea.
COTTON YARN.
of lirot-olaso makes.
on orders.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
MEW EMBROIDERED PIANO AND
TABLE COVERS,
VERY RICH DESIGNS-
REDUCED PRICES.
SILEPPARD,VAN HARLINGEN', & ARRIBON,
11308 CHEATNIIT BTICEET.
aul9-wrml2t
01.0. A KS AND MANTILLAS AT
WHOLESALE!
TB E-LALCIEST STOCZ. IN TIME CITY!
ClO6llB AND *IAN rILLAW AT WHOLESALE!
THE CHEAPEST CLOAK STORE IPI THE CITY
COLIFTRY MERCHAN'n. will Ilia' a greabeaving byy
exairdnir4',' onr Immense stock or CLOAK - 48nd MAN
TILLAS of the newest FALL AAP WIN PEE STYLES.
before making thair purcha . es. as doing hasiss at a
very small expen , or. and exclusive,y for cash., we can
sell ?A per cent. cheiper than any nth pr holm
O. W IfTINe CD!.
N. 33 corner cf NINTH and °HARRY Streeti,
CITAR. 1 EIVT.Ob", t .
D. WATKINS:
MEN'S W"EAR.
' Good SI Cassimaroa and Melton,
Light Cansimeres at iow PriCOR
Fine Black ilasitti.res and Doeskins.
Black Broadcloths from $1 70 to Fo
Ladine CiOakin Or of ovoiy dmcription.
The largsst ninth 'stock in Margot street.
Tailors' linings and , trimmings.
COOPER St COSARIrt
sml9 S. B. come: 1917SITR snd tdp.RRET Rtraces
DARK PRINTS.
Merrimack. Sprague. Gloucester, Dttnnell,
American. ()colleen, Manchester, Pacific,
English, Szo,, at 20. 22 and /6 cents,
Dark Detainee. good Myles. 25 and 28 cents.
Chogp Black Alpacas, 80 to 75 coats.
Blark Wool Detainee, 50 and 60 cents.
6-4 do do 61 to $1 25,
DOMESTIC 00017 S.
Cotton Flannels, Drills, and Ticklngs.
White, Red, Gray. Blue, and Fancy Flannels.
Bleaohed and Brown Dinstme, at wholesale prices.
COOPER & CC/NAB.%
anl9 B. B. corner NINTH and MARKET ettrasta
LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNs.:....
Fine Brown Lawns, with small figures, at We.
Fine Brown Lawns, with small figures. at 24c.
Fine Brown Lawns, with small figures. at 25c.
Cheap, scarce, and desirable,
Cheap, scarce, and desirable.
Cheap, scarce, and d. stable, -
JOHN' EL STORES',
702 ARCH Street.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS ARE STILL
offering
Their Immense Stock at Prices much Leaa
Than the Cost of Importation,
Consisting of Lawns. Silks, Challis,
Coatings. Casaimerea Venting% Bareges, -
Shawla. Delaines, Chintzes.Popiine.&e,
sr& CHE.STNIIT and SICIcITII Streets.
SUMMER SHAWLS
Grenadine Shawls. $4 and 50.
Plaid Spun Silk Shawls, - $3.75.
Lace Pointe. *6 50, $lO, &c.
= Crepe de Paris Shawls, $3.
Cloth Cloaks. Silk Mantles, &.
Also, a Large assortment of
Summer Dress Goods selling out
At very low prices.
LESS BROTHERS,
att.s CHESTNUT and 13 6 R Street/.
1024 CHSSTNIPP
E.. M. NEEDLES
OFFRIT.S' FOR SALE
,1 At prises generally beieW Dreamt:T.4,H% of linDor
tation,
WHITE 110017 S, dll desarlptionx. 4
EIHSROIDERMS, do
LLCM do la
LINEN HANDKEROHIZYS. 1.1
VEILS,•&c„
lai;g3!llG;ii=
4i, 1034: CHESTITIPr STREET.
•
FURTHER 1114_111UOTION8 IN
the Prices of all our
IiDMIIBER DRESS-GOODS.
To close ont, we have reduced our. stock of Black and
Gray-ground - Silk Grenadines to 76c. They cost from
81.16 to $1 60.
All our 60c French Bareges to 2(.)c.
All our 60 and 62c French Organdies to STK.:.
All our French. Lawns to less than cost.
All our American Lawns as low as rhe lowest.
100 pieces Choice Styles Chintzes to 16c.
Williamsville and Wamsutta hfuslins, 35c.
Best Englieh.Cotton Flannel, at 37c.
H. STEEL dr SON.
jy2s _ No. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street.
I' DWIN HALL & CO., 26 SOUTH SE
OOND Street. are tiottr offering
BLACK SILKS. AT REDUCED PRICES.
Black Silks at $l, 1.1234, and $1.26.
Summer Silks at reduced prices.
Poniard Silks at reduced prices,
Silk Grenadines at reduced priceS.
Fine Organdies at reduced prices.
Fine Dress Goods, all reduced.
Fine Modes, .Blues. and Pearl•Bareges.
Plain Blues, Buff, and Pink Percales, or French
Chintzes, lust received.
N. B.—Just received one case of superior quality Plain
Silks. The colors are Browns, Blues, Modes. ParPle.
and Green; price, 81.3734 been selling at $1.75. jY2O-tf
ARMY GOODS.
ARMY CLOTHS! ARMY CLOTHS I
WILLIAM T. SNODGRASS'
_ARMY, NAVY, AND CIVIL
Cl,olrl-1 13DOTISID.
Nos. VI SOUTH SECOND and %3 STRAWBERRY SU
ARMY AND. NAVY -
7 ALL SHADES AND GRADES.
CIVIL :
ALL STYLES AND. PRICES.
"QUICK SALES AND. GOOD PROFITS."
au.22-tee43
ia W. SIMONS &13ROTHERi
NJ( .
SANSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MARIIPAOTURERs iR.W.ELRY. z
FINE-S
S WORDS,
MILITARY
- -
MILITARY GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY,
an2l-ffem • ••
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BLUE GOAT MOTES.
DARK-BLUE OAP CLOTHS.
ISKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR 017/01118,
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10. OUNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WRIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SREETINGE AND SH3I6T
MIS. For sale br
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
acs-lt if
ARMY RATS, ARMY HATS.
ADOLPH di KEEN.
No.taliforth SECOND Street.
Ifennfacturere of all kinds of
FELT EATS,
kale en hands large assortment of all the 11141101111 and
most approved styles of
ARMY 1-.1.A-"I'S.
Orders by mall from antlers or jobbers, will be
Promptly filled at the lowest rates. 3.330-3ee
1776. . 1863.
- Li A G "
SILK FLAGS-I I
STINTING YLLGS!
BTJRGFEES..
PENINTS,
UNION JACKS.
STREAMERS:
IET N r rlrd
• RED, WRITE, AND BLUE.
3 EVANS & HASSALL4
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
1117-tf No. 416 ARCH STRRRT. Phlladolohis.
ICE. •
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY,
BY THE CARGO.
DELIVERED - AND PACKED ON SHIPBOARD. IN
BOSTON.
For see b 7
TUDOR COMPANY,.
ardl4-18t BOSTON.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
G. RUSSELL, FINE AMERICAN
- and l'riported WAD:HIES, Pine Jewelry, Silver
andd lated Ware, de.
iy29-6m WI North SIXTH Street
an4l , FINE WATCH REPAIRING
attended to, by the moat experienced workmen.
every Watch Warranted for one year.
. RUSSELL.
jy23•Gm • 912 North SIXTH Street.
MUSfCAL BOXES.
irN SHELL AND ROSEWOOD OASES,
playing from I to 12 tunes., aboleeSVers and Amu'.
eta Melodies . FARR BROTHE. Trer.ortere,
spil *l4 CHESTNUT Street. bedew Yount
GAS FIXTURES, 4Sze
517 ARCH STREET.
C. A. YAM-KIRK . drs CO,
MANIIVACTITR.ERS OF
CHANDELIERS
AND OTIM
GAS FIXTURES.
Also French Bronze Figures and Ornaments , Porcelain
and Mien. Shades, and a variety of • •
FANCY GOODS;
WHOLESALE AND iI.E.TAIL.
Please call and examine goods. delB-ly
TO FAMILIES RESIDING IN TRH
-AL ittiRAL DISTRIOTB.
We ire prepared. as heretofore, to supply Funnies at
their Country Residences with.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FINE GROCERIES, TEAS, &O.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
goon -ti . CORMIX SWIM 410.17133 5T1
PLANTATION inTT CRS
Tha Charleston °surfer makes a timely naksation
iii recommending the attention of sir Govertment
to the naturalization sad cultivation of Calitaya,
for the preservation of the health Of our soldiers.
This article has a peculiar effect noon the liver. and
guards the eriatem against disaVie by e:fitterre and irre
gular diet. ft Ls said that the great success of the Plan.
tation Bitters of Dr. Drake. which, preview. to oar an.
happy difeaultiee, was found in ne.tzt Southern homes,
was owing to thireulract of Calisayis "D'ark,wition it con
tained, as one of its prinsdpal ingredisits. "In scroll ,
mitten of thie,:welfave:bsurd one of Tor most distill
aria?. el physicZanwremazitz. that vrhenevcithe felt unwell
from ordinary &static or atmospheric casson. he inva
riably relieved hi'zsalf by Plantation Bitters. Now that
these Bitters cannot be obtain3d, a substitute rhould be
Prepared, We understand our Ornernment h opened
negotiations with Dr. Dfitke: thzorr6 a secret agent, but
with what truth we &ono!: irtiose "
24124-myrt7za
We are exceedinglY aligesito tiznNtehmond V17..;!g for
tte remembrance. of " Auld La u g gine," hat we can ra
nts "Oat Governerst ""a!at the Vantetion Bitterearn
not for sale to any " eocrot affants." North or booth..
There Is probably !several other thisrgaz " Oar Oc ,
vernment " VW. yet want.
We know that We have the bse and rstetpopnlar 1113-
dicine in the world. We are not - OM:4 to dam what It
1/5 composed of.
Physicians ara compelled to recommami
CALISAYA Beux has been oelebrared for over two hun
dred y eara, and was sold during the reign of Donis XVI,
King of France. for the enormous price of its own
weight in silver. It is remarkable for Vispephttfigeven.
Weakneaa, Constipation, &o.
Cp,aoAurize BASK.—For Dlarrlma., Colic, and'a3aasee
of the stomach and bowel&
SANDELTON. — For Inflame.tiot of the Lotto and aTop
nital difeotiona.
CITALWIEME FLowsp.3. —For enfeebled dizeAtiore
LAVENDER FLOP/El/H.—Aromatic. stimulant, RID: ;V
-ale—highly invigorating in nervous debility.
Wrrars. GREEN.—For Scrofula, Rhenmatism, &o,
glass.--An aromatic carminative; creating fidd,
intmle. and milk: =chased by mothers nursing.
Mao. clova-butb, ora - agra. ca-away. Cortal:der, stoat,
root. &a.
Another wonderful Ingredient of Spaniel,. origin, Im
parting beauty to the and brilliancy to the
mind. is yet unknown to the commerce of the world,
and we withhold its name for the present.
Humbugs and :que.cka howl about the PlEtr.tation
Bitters; but the following; is what's the matter, and they
know It:
PLANTATION BITTERS WILL CUBE
Cold Eat - resettle§ and Feverish Live
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath,
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections:
Exceseive Fatigue and Short Brear&
Pain over the Byes.
Mental DespondeneY.
Prostration, Great Weakness
Sallow Complesion, Weak Boweta
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPBtA.
Very particularly recommended to Clergy - men, Net
chants, Lawyers, and persons of sedentary habits.
Also, for gentle females and week persons who reanire
a gentle stimulant, free digestion, good appetite, and.
clear mental faculties.
Sold by all respectable Physiclans,Dragglets, Grocers,
Hotels, Saloons, Country Stores, ac.
Be particular that each bottle hears the fac-shaila
our signature on a steel-plate label,with oar private Go
vernment stamp over the cork.
iY22-wfrxn2mif
MISS ROBB WILL - REOPEN HER
4 J- 1. - SCHOOL for Young Ladles and Children, No 31.1
South ELEVENTH. Street, below Some% on SEPVISI
HER 2d, 1863, an9Xst.
CALEB S. HALLOWELL A. INT WILL
reopen his SCHOOL on the 7th of Ninth Month,
(September.) Rooms, No. 110 North TENTH Street.
Residence, 1126 -W ALLAiIE Street. att`B•l?.t'•
QAUNDEBS I- INSTITUTE (MILITA.
RY) reopens 7th SEPTEMBER, Addrass Profeß.or
E. D. SAUNDERS, D. D. MARKET and THIRTY
NINTH Streets, Philadelphia. au` 10t
ANNA KAIGHN WILL OPEN HER
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES%
.At No. ,9.04-4 t 5i RUNT VERNON' Street,
aIPS--St* the 7th of Ninth MOnth.(entemher.)
pRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN IN
- 4 - LATIN, GREEK, or .ENGLISH; bya graduate ex
perienced in Teaching. References given If desired.
Filch' as hate not enjoyed early edueationalAdvantageS
will receive special attention.
It TEACRIER;WPstarn Rub P. (1.
A GRADUATE OF TH. e, 13 NI VP-Et
SITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, already engaged in
teaching, wishes further engagements to teach Latin,
Greek, or the English branches. in ono or more Schools
in or near the city. Address " Graduate," at this office,
an27-6V
VILLAGE GREEN SEWN ARY-A
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL, NEAR MEDIA.
PA.—Thorough course in. Mathematics. Classics. BlLE
lish Branches. Natural Sciences, Sm. Military Tactics
taught. Classee iußook-keeping. Surveying. and Civil
Engineering. Pupils taken of all ages. School opens
September Ist. Boarding, per week, $3.25. Tuition, per
quarter, $6. For catalogues. or information, address
Rev. J. HERVEY BARTON,
3Y24.3m VILLAGE GREEN. Pa.
WANTED -A GOOD IRON SAFE IN_
in exchange for Board and Tuition in a first-class
Female Boarding School. Also, two rood PIANOS on
the same tern's. Address ' B. ," Box 2232, Philadelphia
.Post Office. au29-at.
A - fIEOENT GRADUATE OF BIGH
standing at the University of Pennsylvania, and
formerly at the His% School, desires a Situation as
TEACHER either of English or Classical branches Can
come well recommended. Address " Webster," Press
office. an2l.2t*
TWO TEACHEBS WANTED—AN
examination will be held in the Bernard-street
School. WEST CHESTER. Penna.. on SATURDAY,
September 5. 1563, at 10 o'clock A. M., for one First As
sistant Female Teacher in the High Department, quali
fied to teach French and Mathematics; salary 5450. Also,
one Female Principal of intermediate department.
By order. Cau2s-10t 5 ] L. LEVIS, Secretary.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A. GOOD
Candy Man to work on Gnm Drops and steam-pan
"work Steady employ and best wages paid. Address
CHAR. SASSAMAN. Chicago. Illinois. atS347t*.
'WANTED --- $1.5 PER DAY.—WE
want reliable, energetic canvassers -and agents
In - every county,' for a genteel 'business at a commission
of from $5 to MIS per day. No hniftbng. Experienced
canvassers preferred,bnt room for all. Address
C. id. DUNN 5c CO., Publishers,
At either Cincinnati Ohio; Chicago, Illinois: or 18S
UM
H Street, New York . 3y201312*
a•OOO.—THIS AMOUNT
G.OOO
Wanted on large store property, situ
ate .on the South side of OHECTNUT Street, beloNY
Eighth. For further particulars, apply to
B. PETTIT,
an 2s 309 WALNUT Street. -
Am WANTED TO RENT, A OONVE.
NIENT DWELLING-HOUSE; between Pine and
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Nineteenth streets, at a rent
not over $5OO. Address Box Isos,'Post Office an27-St•,.
In COUNTRY STORE.-A RELIABLE
YOUNG MAN wishes to buy out the interest of a
STORE in a town or village. or in the country, the latter
Preferred; either Shoe, Hardware, or general business;
would start a new establishment in a rood neighbor
hood. Anyone interested, will please address Box 409,
Philadelphia P. 0. au22-6t5
41 - tic DEPUTY QTJARTERMARTEB
mac ORNERAITS OVPICS..—PHILansLPE:TA,-Peb,
1863. -
'VESSELS WANTED - immediately to sorry COAL to
the following - points:
Tortrurs.a.
Rey West, Tit
sort Monroe, Va.!
Alexandriek,Va.
Newborn, D. C. •
Port Royal, S. C. A. BOYD,
ft./11-0 r!writain Apurtid. annrtarrnsmtas,
WANTED -BY A GENTLEMAN
and his wife. one large ROOM, or two communi
cating ones, with BOARD, in a pleasantlocality, within
the bounds of Chestnut, Spruce, Tenth, and Eighteenth
sheets• best of reference given. Address, for oue week,
L. M. P..," Press office. an?7-3t•
F IB* "
QT-CLASS BOARD, HANDSOME
• communicating and eingle room; private table if
desired. No. 1315 WALNUT, street. je262ni•
FOR SALE AND TO. LET:
GERMANTOWN.- TO RENT-A
mraeomfortable three-story HOUSE, on Rittenhouse
street, in good'order, with water and gas. Rent 2300.
WM, H. BACON.
an2S-3i. $3 North FOURTH Street,
di TO RENT—THE UPPER ROOMS
of 432 CHESTNUT Street, second door above Post
Office. Apply to MOSS & CO.::
att27-3t No. 430 MARKET Sireet.
de FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL COUN
ma TRY PLACE, containing 10 acres of beautifully
located ground, fruits of every kind, large and conve
nient-built improvements of all kinds, nicely shaded.
Situate about 4 miles from the city. Also, another of
S acres. within three minutes' walk of Railroad Station,
1 mile from Steamboat Landing, 13 miles from the city.
Apply to E. PETTET,
au2S-if 309 WALNUT Street.
SIF RSA E.-CHEAP- FARM.
Containing 140 Acres, near the Moorestown tnrn
pike, 6 miles above Camden ; large and substantial im
provements ; nicely watered ; three superior Apple Or
chards,-Peach Orchard, arc. The Stock, Crops. and
Farming Utensils will be sold at a low fignre. and pos
session gives immediately. Price only SO.sper acre.
Apply to B. PETTIT,
an2s ano WALNUT . Street
(lABINET FURNITURE AND BIL•
WARD TABLES.
MOOSE ilk CAMPION,
t o , Alfa South SECOND Street '
connection with their extensive Etabinot tedies% are
tow manufectonni a engerior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
hands full ums...l fadah , =. l with as
ma lcglill ° relatnows cusgio - xs.
m eh are pronoicreed by all who have.uarelthete to De
jacerior to la other/.
tor the quality and thatch of thee. Tallies; the trans
icturere refer to their nuraeroua raftons rbroughout the
futon. who are familiar with the chasseter of -their
mark. - nachfl-Ree
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VAME INSIJEANC
- 1 - 406 CHESTNUT &reel
PHILADI
FIRS ANTI INLAI
"'rands aj, 'Rusk,
pbas.l .t cltertison.
Henry ?win, Jr.,
John. Evernies,
rhittu
S. Justice,
0, W. Davis
N.
CHARLES RII
Crrom tile Richmond Whitt•
8:-T.---1860--X
P. - H. DRAKE & 00.,_
202 BROADWAY. Y
EDUCATIONAL.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
IFIIRNITtTRE,
1E COMPANY, NO,
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IG.
: iNsuxuarci.
OBS.
1 B:
Geo. A. Wes D. Woodre t, ff.
• .
Johp Kessler, jaks
Chas. Stoke&
A. G. Rossahelo.,
Joseph D. Ir.
BUCK. PAW eat.
CHARDSON,Vita*testasltt
IA ettgratal7. 00 54 f4
.
AM 11 .9 EIVIEPI TS.
A MEBICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
4--a- Under the management of
MS. j. 8, CLARKE.
Last Niel - t. ar ilia 'Re o .,, ement of .
EDWIN
(Fridgy) EVENING, kunst at,
Ohairopeare's great Tragedy of
With a very Stmerior Cast.
rnvpiN BOOTizik P.
Ghost, by Mr. George TElMinon.
Laertes, by Mr. L. P. Barrett,
I 't Grave Digger, by Mr. Lewis Baker.
@U.0611, by Mrs. Mosioa F. Baker.
'7O-morrmv CS kTL" RD AY)'
LAST NIGHT AND DENSIFIT
'EDWIN BOOTH,
On which onep Finn
MR. 3" S. CI. CRK E
Will :741.var for CVSZ /V FY 7. OILY,
now
Bros Book navr opon,
p tr aag r Priztvz.et Circle, trod Falcons, tiO cent , i;
(Tircfra, Z 5 Ceuta. go 01 - tra. oh ,, rit. for reserver) sate.
Box CAUe open Daily, from rl tilt?, where ::eats can be
'wowed ttirdet Vath •
Donre men of (router Pa.:6: 7. 0 Gtrture begins tIC
qnarrcrr besre S au2S
XTEW CHESTNUT-BT. THELTES-
Mana44" , la WM. WITUITLRIE
Positively iaath i t burane of tiIt
ithARTINATTI FAVILY
Ara
- YARZSTTI.
FRIBT EVENTEG, Ant - hat - 18 - :
Pk A P MITA ZAIII hETT A Sk4 TA 4 B 0 ilaumuntenihe
TIGHT Ea PE.
After Which a new
- GRAND DIVETITI - SSEMS`vh
A MUSICAL °TAO
h ,
v. all the artistee.
By tba BROTHERS MARPINETTI.
East time of the
REG GNOME,
In active preparation, and will be tvodneed on MOW-.
MAY, august 3let. the greAci romnatieDrium, is a pm
low ~ a and three acts, by .7013 N BRoCEMASI, Rao en
title:l
TT4E frinT'l.o
In wl,icif Tar. CO the celebrated Irish florae
diem end Vocail , t, wit viiptaft.: hip origiall character o(
CaRRIOREgRoxig,
An Trish Soldier of Fortune. with the e.ortgli—" Wino,
'Firiebt and " While there's Lire there's Hope;
and
MR. WM. WRE..iITAZY
Will mai Big first apPearanca is E months in bia origi
nal character of
CAPT. HENEI DE LAC: kILT)P.R.E.
MUSICAL FUND H &LL,
Liar UST vireet. between EIGHTH and NINPIL
EVELY EVENITG. UNTIt, NOTE(111.
THE 01105 T THE arTOST
THE WONDERFUL. THE ASTOTIN DI aCi, THE NAB
VELOI3B APPARITION.
will b e presented dirfctly from
PROFEGSOR. PEPPER, F. E: 8.,
BY TM{ •
ONLY CORRE W . A P
H. PATORRE NA.TITS Iff A } fERICA.
.I".e Talented HisLBRRT trion.
RERRELL reale : the Nonodogne of
A:
Or. THEE PANGS AND SpEOTR2II3 -
I,a:A haunt a gull'', COrISCIPTICA I' introducing the
GHOST ILLUSION.
Asir vented and perfected by Prnfe.eqr Pepper, F. R. 8 ,
Director of the Polytechnic Tnetitme. London - Pre
sented by the most complete. and vastly the most expen
sive apparatus extant; imported expressly for the non sY
this exhibition, and now ferthe dr.t time presented to
the public.
Previous to the lidonologne, 'will be presented a rare
and diversified exhibition of '
ROSS' STEREOPTMON.
The finest collection of Artistic Views in the world.
An entire diversified Panorama of Paris, Bare Statuary,
Ancient and Classic Prises, tie megnidcent and eel rely
unequalled Feries of Geetbe's Poem ; Neynar ,d the cox,
recently prodnud for the first time at the Elattehesiter
Institute, and just Imported expressly for this Exhibi
tion.
The managers would take occasion to Bay that Rose
Stereopticon is the most complete in-trumsdat of its kind
in the whole world Rs Loaner, are the chef d'outoree of
Rose. and took the Virg. Premium at the late London
Exhibition of all Nations. The existence of these Lessee
is well known to all Scientific- instrument Hoaxes. and.
the reputation of the maker, whogebruther to the
exhthi
tor in ihis instonce, is sufficient guarantee elite exalted
character.
GEORGE ROCS. Exhibitor.
E. B. WITA,IAMP. A It.. Genfilrer.'
Prop. MULLENHAIIER: Musical Director
Tickets of admiasion, 25 canto. E t eierTed . cottpolk
tickete, 9.5 cents extra. For sale, with. the plan of
qecto, of GOULTb`a. corner SeTenty and Ilhoetnnt, and at
filo CONTINENTAL HOTEL Alai at the Door.
Performance begins at 8; con o , cd.e at 9.30.
Matinee Saturday. at 3 o'clock P.M "
CO NCERT HALL.—CONCERT HALL.
Commencing on SATURD EvENING. tolgust24,
THE PHANTOM! THE PHANTOM!
013.;in VP.
THE 9HO =T!
THE OHOST t THE, GHOST
THE GHOST! THE et-HOST!
The,Orsat Original And
GRAND 'SPECTRAL ILLrrztON.
Pronounced by all the Professors and Swans of Loath*,
and Paris, to be the greatest scientific Wonder the world
has ever 'beheld
STARTLING MARVELLOUS A PPARITONS.
by costly Scientific Apparatus, adapted from tb e inyen
tion of H. Dhaka, Esq.. by Professor Pepper, Hon. DI.
rector of the Polytecbnic Institute, London.
Wirt be Produced.
REGARDLESS OF COST.
under the personal supervision of
MR. H. WATKINS,
who was the first to introduce into the
American Pablic at WALL ACK'S, New York,
Mr. Watkins willl - present Id the citizens of Phllad4.-
phi&
THIS MOST ASTOUNDING PHENOMENON. •
wldcl. has
SENSATION - M ED SUROPE,
AND STARTLED AMERICA,
AS STALKING, SPEAKING, AND SINGIIM VISION
OF THE DEAD,
in the same original
STYLE OF EXCELLENCE
that won from the entire Pre,s of New York Elia
- HIGHEST -accomarms
Tickets .2:5 ts _ _ . .
cents
Secwred Seats fo cents, which can be obtained at. th
Hall, from 10 A. M. to 3P. E.. on Thursday. Friday aid
Ealurd AS. -
A GRAND MATINEE on WEDNESDAY at 3 o'clock.
REMEMBER CONCERT HALL. an27-3t-
WALNUT STREET THEATRE
Lessee. DIr.F. 5f A. G REETTSON.
INLAFGED.
EE-DECORATED,
AND ENTIRELY REMODELED,
AND
ELEGANTLY UPHOLSTERED.
New Scenery by Minard Lewis.
Deoora , tons by Thomas Hurray.
New Wardrobe at . Immense cost.
GRAND REOPENING
MONDAY, - August 31st, 1563.
On which occasion
i'l k^ N 2tlll7T S l( 4 .
NISAIARTrsvE;
Will essay, for. the first time in America, a speaking
eliaracter in a new Drama in four acts, written expressly
for her, entitled
LAVANEO. •
THE GIPSY BROTHER
Henry De LaCY, (son of Countess } SENORITA'
de la Fleur). IS kBIIL • .
Lavangro (a Bohemian) CUBA&
Supported by the strong and efficient COUPABIT en
gaited for the ses‘ion.- ,
Box Office will open onSaturday; August ile„-from 1.3
fill 3 o'clock, when seats may be secured.
Prices as usual.
EXCURSIONS.
a , FLAG PRESENTATION
AT CAMP WILLIAM PENN.
On North Pennsylvania Railrdad,
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 81,1963
Extra Trains will leave BERKS-STREET STATION foe.
the Camp. on Angnst list, at 2P. M. and. 3 3 , ) P. X. '
RETURNING,
Leave Chetton Hills (Station nearest Camp) at 615 P.
H. arid 7•H) P. H.
-
Fifth and Sixth-streets line of City Passenger Cars
connect at Berks. street.
E,LLIS CLARK . .
• AGENT
MOONLIGHT TRIP TO
" THE CITY BY THE ABA."
MUNDY'S SIXTH ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. TO ATL aNTIC CITY
will take 'niece on
- SATURDAY EVENING, Angnst 29th. 1563.
Last boat leaves Vine street Wharf at 7.30 M; re
turning. leaves Atlantic on MONDAY at 4 A. M.
FARE FOR. THE ROUND TRIP. $1.60.
Tickets for sale at all the Principal Hotels. and at the
Ticket Office, at Vine street Ferry, one hour before Mart.
ing.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Small parties engaged in Machine Shope and Factories.
or Convalescent Soldiers, can have a car to themselves.
by applying to the Agent at the wharf, if they - wish to
spend • - -
TWO NIGHTS AND .A DAY AT THE. SEA.RTDN.
at a low rate of fare. Can 24.600 DAVID H. St-LINDY.
THE SEA SHORE.
INl*gregWs
CAPE MAY AND
PHILADELPHIA. BY.. RAIL
ROAD. —THROUGH FROM CAMDEN WITHOUT
CH &NOE Until further notice, from WALNUT-STREET
Wharf. at 9 A. M. and 4P. M.
Pare through, `52.60.
Excursion Tickets. by 4 P. M. train on ,Saturday..
good to return on Monday, *4.
Tickets must be purchased at the Office. on the Wharf,
before theboat leaves. S. VAR RENSSEL &ER,
an22-if Snot. West. Jersey Railroad.
FOE THE BE A.
"-
SHORE!!
SIMMER •.AREANGEMEINT.
CAMDEN A.N•D ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, Suite 15/14 1.883, s.atill for At.
"antic City will leave Vine-street Perry as follows:
Mail train leaves. - 7.30
Express train leaves 9.45
Freight train, with passenger tar attached... 9.00 A. E.
Returning, leaves Atlantic City :
Mail train..... . ...... ....... 4.85
Express tran 6. DU IL
Freight train
Fare to Atlantic, fa. Round-Trip Tickets, good, iVe..
the day and train only, or down on Sataxday and n 9 *lt-
Monday morning, $ 3 . •
An Accommodation. Train to P. and D. E..R. R. ADO..
don will leave Vine street at 6,15 P. returainameld
morning at 6.16..
EXTRA HADDONFIELD TRAINS
Leave Vine street at 16 A. H. andl.4s P. H.
Leave Haddonfield at 12.15 P. M. and 8 P.M
JNO. G...BItYANT, Agars
sa ail=a k, DAILY LINE TO .
MAY. —On and after WEDNESDAY,
Augnst 5. the steamer 'MANHATTAN Captain Robert
Kirby, will leave diet' street wharf at 9 o'clock A. H. ,
every TUESDAY,. THURSDAY. and. SATURDAY, for .
C APF,..MAY. and the steamer WILSON . S6f A.LL. CRAM, '
H. SMITH BRIGHT. every MOND AY, WEDNESDAY, -
and FRIDAY. Returning, will leave Cape May at. ea.,
o'clock, stopping at New Castle, connecting - with th..
Baltimore lines daily. going and returning.
. .
rare from Philadelphia $2. 50:
New Castle, 2.00.
Carriage biro'included ; Meals extra- Children and
Servants half price. Carriage hire for Servants extra'.
No freiebt received after eight o clock. 9,254/
RAILROAD LINES.
a gli PHILADELPHIA
AND LONG BRANCH TI
CAMDEN AND •ATLAIiTIO AND RAEITAN AND BGI.,
LAWARB BAY RAILROAD.
On and after Monday. June ;,sth, and until furthig Nov
use, passenger trains will leave Vine-street Perry.ii LEI
A. - M.. arriving at Long Branch at 11.4.5 A. M.
Returning. leaves Long Bbsnelt at 3.36 P. if., arrlvias
at Philadelphia at 7.4.5 P. tb.
Passengers landed close to the Hotels.
N. B.—Excursion parties willbe carried on
ll Mort;
terms. Apply to L. B. COLL .
Agent at the Depot. Cooper's Politl
BENJ. STROG,
Assistant Superistendast:
. . .
SPDMAL
A Regular Train will leave Vine-street . 'Perry on SA
TURDAY Afternoon. at 9.49. Returning, leave Long
Branch MONDAY Munising, at . S o'clock. Arrive inßhi
ladelphia at 9 A. 111.
• REOPENING ON
amiosml TSB . BALTIMORE AND offal
ILULROAD. —This road, being WIT REPAIRED mad
effectually GUARDED, is now open or the transmittals
Lion of passengers and freight to all points in the GRIM!
WEST. Fort - him& tickets .sad alt other Inform=
Apply at the Company's Once. corneg of BROAD
end WASHINGTON Avenue. S. M. FELTON.
ars..tf Preefdent P. Wt and B. IL 8 Gs
W EST CIIESTER AND
nmapir.plau RAILBQA
VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
On and after. MONDAY, MINE 1, 1863, the tMins w
leave Philadelphia, from tlx depot. Northeast comer .5.4 e
Eighteenth and Marken streets, at 7.50 and.: 10.80 A: M.-.
sma. al. 4.1 D, and 6.66 P. M.
on RUZSD LYS and PRIDAYS train. w,lll leave Wrialt
CMP.STER at 6.50 P. M. Debark - at leay.e Ph4adalr,iit.l6e
at-915y2.
trzains leave the corner of Thirty , first and ier-vd‘a •
streets (West 'Philadelpll.a.) 17 minutes after the sttejase L !
time from Eighteenth and Market. '
On SUNDAYS 'Wage Philadelphia at B A. M. std
P. M. Leave West 'neater at 750 A. 65. and 6 EkEt"
The trains leaning Philadelphia at 7: 60 A. M. &miff. 11
P. M. connects; Ponnelton with trains on tb,a,P.'anf%
8. C. R. R. for grostoord, Bennett, Oxford. ste. •
161-tf _MINDY WOOD, Stmeitlipid•at..
NOTICE TO SITIPPERS "
—On and afterthe Brat of. ElePte •
FBRIGHT for Stations on the BUIL &DELA%
AND BALTIMORE CENTRAL &ILEA:AO:mist lie titiz
Livered at the Depot of the Philadelph* Wilmington.
d Baltimore Railroad Company, at BEIDAD atrbiit add
wASEINOSCON Aventle." tnivard Freight bf
,delivered from that
Altag'gt ' RPNRYWOOD.SpeL