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Newspaper Page TextTHE CITY. [VON ADDITIONAL OW NEWS SEE 1/OIINTE PAM] Anmr CoETRAms. —The following con tracts were awarded yesterday at the Army Clothing and Equipping office D. B, Kelley, 3,460 yards 'AS white flannel, at 37 cents per yard. r D B. "Kelley, 3,900 yards dark-blue wool flannel, at 60 cents per yard. E D. B. Kelley, 3,450 yards 9.4: canton wool, at 33 •cents per yard. SEVENTH WARD NOMINATIONS. The National Union Convention of the Seventh ward aeeembled That evening, and made the following nominations : Common Councii—Tobias M. Huber. School Directors—George Ashman, Dr. R. W. Riche, Lewis Elkin, E. B. Orbleon. POSTPONED.—The coroner's inquest in 'The ease of the shooting of Bernard Barnes, on the 127th ult., by a soldier, at the Lamb Tavern, WWI to :have been held last night, but was postponed in eon 4equenoe of the absence of material witnesses. SERENADE TO GEN. GREGG.—Last eve ming, Brig. Gen. Gregg, of the Army of the Pototnee. - Wee serenaded at the Olontlnental. lie acknowledged the compliment, but made no speech. DEATH OP A SOLDlER.—Corporal F. , Samuel Stains, of the 63(1 Pennsylvania Regiment, ..died yesterday at the Mower Army Hospital. C 'X' I ''.lC .Yal S 'ECONOMIZING STRENGTH.—ScarceIy any -thing is more important than to expend our physical atrength, so as to ascot:oldish the greatest results practicable. •It is by enabling us to do this that labor-saving machines multiply human power, and -Tremolo immeasurably human progress and happi ness. The sewing machine sets ten stitches sooner - than the human hand can set one, and makes them °better than the hand. But the same economy of our •-strength that requires the purchase and use of-sew ing machines by all who have the means, requires also a- just discrimination and selection in pureha. sing between even good machines. One machine Will tire, and consume the operator's strength, twice as much in accomplishing a given amount of work as another of the same cost. The shuttle or look stitch aeWinrmaehines, heretofore approved and extensively used, require nearly double the outlay ••of strength dn their use which the new and leas sots . Pleated shuttle or lock- stitch machine, just produced by Mr. Grover, of the Grover & BakerS. M. Co., requires in doing the.same work. • MESSRS. 'WENDBROTH & TAYLOR (for merly Broadbent & Co.), Nos. 912,914, and 916 Chest gut street, have juat added to their superb collection of cartes de visite for the album Hoe pictures of Ron, Joseph B. Chandler, Major General Doubleday, Rev. C. W. Thompson, and others, duplicates of which can be had at their counters; also, at McAllister's, 128 Chestnut street. ,„ WHITE 'BRANDY FOR PRESERVING Prig= ^POsEs.—lttessr. Davis .& Richards (successors to the late C. H. Matteson), dealers in fine family Gro ceries, Arch Patel Tenth streets, have now in store a superior article of White Brandy, expressly adapted for preserving purposes. A MAGNIFICENT seven-octave rose wood Piano-forte for sale at a great sacrifice ; ele gantly-carved case and legs; round corners; all mo dern improvements ; been in use four months . ; oust $600; will sell for. less than half cost. To be seen at the residence, No. UM 'Lombard street. set-21. A SERENADE. I sing beneath your lattice, love, A song of great regard for you, The moon is getting rather high; My voice is, too. The blossoms on the pumpkin vine Are weeping diamond tears of dew; 'Tie warm, the . flowers are wilting fast ; My linen, too. And now Pve.done my serenade, Farewell! my beat regards to you; My clothes are feeling rather tight, A.MI I am, too. Augustus thould get his clothing at Charles Stokes Co.'e, under the Continental, and he will never he "tight" or "hard up:2; OLD AND NEW STYLES —lt is generally 'lrnOWn that Julius Caner, about forty-five years be fore the Christian era, reformed the calendar on the basis of the year, consisting of three hundred and •sixty-five days and six hours. This was a marvel lous approach- to accuracy ; but it was not quite ac• -curate, as it made the year nearly eleven minutea 'too long. The error was corrected by Pope Gregory in 1752, by which time the odd minutes had accumulated ten days. The calendar up to the pre -sent day is therefore correct, as may be ascertained -by calling at the mammoth clothing emporium of , Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut street, Plitla• delphia, THE BREACHES OF IPTER. -E very body is talking about the breachea in Charleston _barber. Sumpter has been • breached, Moultrie and Wagner have been• invested, and Charleston itself has been threatened with sacking. While this whole sale war tailoring has been carried on in Charleston liarbor, the good people of Philadelphia are provi ding themselves with elegant and practical garments, that are more comfortable than the breaches 'of Sumpter or , the investment of Moultrie, at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth. RICHVALS AT THE HOTELS, 17P TO 12 OTILOOIC LAST NIGHT. Girard—Chestnut a P Shannon F Camp, Newyork II Crichton, Baltimore Chas KB A arris.Wash JW Guest, Baltimore 0 Comstock, Washington :Francis Crawford, Wash Bev M F. Willing, N enberg.Baltimore iGeo F Baker, Washington Ghae Dawson, Wasington E Heller, Washington. .Geo Sanderson. Wash W Wilkinson. Washington N His bee. Washington Van Riper, Washington Edw Oliver. .New York . Sdw Underhill Y B Shields. Baltimore 3lrs A Snunz, Alexandria D Nay Chas Sailor 'Geo }Merton, New York A B Potter, Penna T H Harrison & tam, Ohio Limit John Rees, Hanish's P Mallory. Boston Chas & Mallory, Boston "Jars Ross & sis, Hanish's /Hiss Huss, Harrisburg A W Kirkwood & fa, Wash J H Kirkwood. Washington John Moore. Dayton; 0 Saml Mish, Dayton. 0 .John Stamen,Philada Peter Fought, Cumberland John Clark,. Penna James Hamilton, Parma Continental—Ninth Mrs A L Lay. Harrisburg Giles Mille)", New York W J Walker, Noy -0 M .adamu. Lexington. ICY W J Anderson & fa, Loulee ties Penman, Louisville R Davis, New York A S Studevant, New York W Newton, New York J H. Rankin & w, St Louis Geo C M Erven; A: la, AT Gee Scott, Ohio J H Hawkins, Ohio W Goodwin, Philadelphia Bough, Philadelphia, J J Oest, Cincinnati H Whetom& fa, D C B Brogue, Baltimore Mrs II Walter, Washington! Lt Col C G Halpin Miss Goddard, Washington Master Goddard. Wash -1 A Boddwin, New :York 'W J Bates, Jr;-Virginia :11Tallant. Wheeling, Va ..Jas Ogleby,Wheoling, Va 1 J H Curtis, Cincinnati A R Hay, Jr. New - Jersey - C W Coltman Cincinnati' A M Barker,Carlisle A M liner, G eorgetown A B Chadwick, D, NT B 0 Bliss & wf, Wisconsin John Trimble, Nashville James Trimble, Nashville Berry, Nashville B Cliffs, Nashville 4 T 0 Richardson. Boston C A Glllette, Wisconsin • it Gregg & son, Peoria C R Carroll. Peoria A P Potts. Washington Miss Phillips, Washington P Stratton, Memphis lir A Snively, Pittsburg 'Wm Irwin, Washington P Fountain Louisville J M Taylor New York Br OT Jackson, Boston 131,Law,TISN H Jones & wf. Albany B Johnson & la, Mass Tr' H Windsor N Mrs Wilmerdon, New York Vickers, New York J V Gilson. New York . . Mai Robt Fort Del A B Smith, Wieconein J D Cameron, Harrisbnrg F Tiernan, Pittsburg. Mrs H H Cudlipp, Ilew7ork young. Delaware City '43eo D McGrem.Pittaburg Jae McGrew, Pittsburg .Mr Henderson. Faris. My Qi W Dilwortli,Pitisburg C P Morgan, Fort Wayne T Marten, Illinois Dr 'F St Clair & wi, Penna W Torrence, Rochester Dr Levi Royer & la, Md .Miss L Gletzen Marylandd II Yingling, 3) D Lenderman, Lexington lillexchttztto'—Fourt . h C Geloeuderff, Indium , B Roberts. ni Indiana - 33 II Richard, Omaha City- L Lebenotein, New York • I( 8 Manafield. Mayo 3 D Boyle,.Waellington,Pa J BBrookwine, St Louis , O H Wilson, Hartford, Ct "NV H Thompson, Easton Lient 0 Horton, Penns Mout JP IredelLiPenna H Williams,il City. „Ts mama, Ohioity B Koranic, 13 Templeton, Brady's Bend D L Maguire, Pittsburg J McGregor, Pittsburg L Pershing. Johnstown D Mildintown D H Luke; Allegheny Jos Agnew. Ohio 33 liana Rolfe. Pittsburg Mrs L O'Reilly, Pittsburg re .1" L WHlamt Ohio Di \ Dire Gillingham, Phila Miss Gillingham, Phila Mrtikie &bee Praia • 43 Albree & wf, Pittsburg Mrs 0 H Hippy, Pittsburg American—Chestnui Geo S Payne, Snow Hill W Curtis, ewark. Del Pohl Smith, Newark, Del P Brady, Penne J & Metes, Baltimore leo W Shields & la, Bait re Shields, Baltimore • lee Shields, Baltimore Jae Danagli Beaver, Pa 43 W Eddy & la • W C Dickey, Cheater oo .7 Worth, Chester co FESS Wilson ' Cheater co fee North. Chester co Rutter. West Chester Miss Wilson, Oxford, Pa Jkilas Bird; Oxford. Penna 4) Ward. New York jag 0 Brown, Beading H binntoloon,New Jersey prowl, Oxford,_ , Penna• Id Carroll a son,Tork. &bersole.Mt Pleasant McCloskey. New York. W Berry, Baltimore P Langley ' T H Vansant, Maryland MA McCreary, Penns Bald'Eagle—Thir& if en_m/lider. Penneburg • J 0 - Vaugh t Wealen..-N J tarozrakienbart;' Orefield rank Shur Norristown re bhor. Norristown &Orals", NolTistown Creley, lierrietcwn rtreet, below Ninth. Jas Talbot, Boston _ W Sullivan & wf, N H Gibbons, ialticaore D tilde, Carlisle Chas J Ingalls, Columbus' S Wileon & la. Wilmingt'n J D Harding, Del JR Buchanan. lowa .Rufas D Pitcher, N Y • W Green, Del IK Loris, New York John Hash, Ringrove S Chambers & la, Easton P.M' He Merstiot, N J - I &Fisher New Jersey Butler D Price, Penns B Laughlin & wf, Balt Jae Bites, Baltimore Henry Miller, Penna Geo'Beltzhoover, Penne " K R Ward, Cleveland R G Parker, New Jersey T-1.1 Evans, New Jersey Jas Pinkerton Ohio A B Demare. Newport,Pa ' H W King, Baltimore John Smith, Baltimore B Bard well, Lane co Chas Houghton, Roxbury Dr A. Harrisburg Calbreth, Dover, Dal C B Ripley, Lewisburg, Pa Jae D Leslie, New York Geo W Allen, Connecticut Peter 0 Bressler, dchnyl co Sansl Heitehower. &leg, Va W Sewell, New York T B Porter, Ohio nd Chestnut streett- S H Jones, Washington Baron , ierolt & w, Wash'n Miss Gerolt, Washington Joshua Hervey, Baltimore E K Cooley. New York P J Anbin & fa, Penn Asa Wi.1115, St Louss J •B Bringhain, Boston Copt W It wick, Washt'n Mrs - Buckler. Baltimore Hiss Woodvill, Baltimore J S Kendall, Now York S Fatzinger, Waterloo, NY Master I) K Ratzinger, N L N Dimmick, Illinois A Caughey, Pittsburg W Daniel & la, Baltimore 'Mrs Phelps; New York illgs Phelps. New York R C Popham. New York W Lawton. Be w York Mrs W C Woodman, N Y James Routoul, Newyork Geo B Scholl, Allentown H C Lon gnecker. Allentown 0 C Tucker. Washington Mrs J Field & ch, Easton Mrs Wheeler, Easton John H ParaonE, N York John G Thayer, Boston Mr & ISlrs J N Jackson, N E L Plumb. New York _ . Mr & Mrs P Rice. Syracase J H Church, New York Aydiett, Sremphis Polkemns & eon, N Y Conrtrlgbt, New York C Loser. New York Stewart & wf, Pittsburg TCI :Lson, NOw York J H Lamer, New York Blllller & wf,Near York IF Pripe, Ffrtelc Joint List, Jr, Wheeling J J Hirtchbuhl, Louisville Mrs "{tett, Louisville Capt A F Cavado Mrs Verdi, Washington I Knapp flew Jersey WH. Back. Baltimore A M Cumming New York Flower, Nashville G 11 Rogers, Ba.timore Mal F H McCall, U A C B Belly Capt J S Lawless, Wilm'n LINA J N North, U B G K Hooper St wf, Boston Miss A Hooper, Boston . . . . . W B Early & wf. Nashville Mrs Howarton, Nashville Missal' Braden. Nashville H Beall, Washington WR PacKey Sz wt. St Louis D A Morris. New York & NV Ladd, Boston W F Burns et,la, Baltimore MN Burns, Baltimore Mrs Enddaeb,Baltimore A Yeoman, New York Geo Stone, Pennsylvania M V Gifford, Pennsylvania A B Mudge, Baltimore IlltrCet, below Arch. Wm'Cf Perry, F W Stafford; New York JF Horn -Boston J Tracy, Pittsburg C B Fisher, Massachusetts H Laning, Bridgeton O Hench, Perry co. Penna. T H Hooch. Perry co. Pa. Henry W.lsh, York, Penns Hon .7 8 Black, York, Pa D Clapp & lady. Manny, E 8 Weed, New York R J Garrard. Ohio W E Hart, Ohio , Wm W lierberr, Ohio J Short, Greenville, My W H Fritohey, Maryland 8 Mitchell & wire Miss Carry Mitchell • A R Plank, Rochester D W Lyon. Rochester A. Creswell, Petersburg 13 R Bramitale, Towanda R Johnson, Madison, Ind Mrs A Nelson. Conn A Ratherauff, Baltimore H Perry. Pittsburg Datesman, W Milton, Pa W G Oomerford, Pittabarg street, stbovelUlfth. hf Tidhall, Newcastle. PA B Cunningham, Penna J B Dougherty. Del co Isaac Laning, Jr. N J K Ziegler. York C S Watson 44 la Delaware C Kaufman, Da...vine dei:. 6 Pcott, Illinois A D Rodearm, Jersey Shore C W Hepburn, Wmsport G W Carson & tam, 21 Orre Mrs doilone, i_Orleans John C Bailey, Smyrna J B Dicks & la. Daytim - T Langdon & la, New York W A isvans. Wash'n EC E Bodney. Sr, Delaware W T 'Reynolds, St Clair John A Unidin, Yotteville 1 W B Smith.. Joyful, (My L Heating, Catasanqua • Thos CI arrey. Rockendaga& P Cos di Is, Bethlehem ;Lima Goodman, Penne ' Henry El Sleek, Prey', R I Hen Rictiardson. R I ' J Wry Richardson It Island a Ridgway, Maryland above Callowhill.• . Ctau,' Allentown Di B B lianbach, Beiblehenl Barclay Brown, Byborry C Casein & la, Easton Cbristian Back, Pa aeo Schoch, Berke co Jab Benson, Minute St. Louis—Chestnut P Ganshell, Qulnc7, 11l A Altman , Illinois , Geo Alexander, Bellefonte D McGinley, Bellefonte J A French, Boston !Street ttbovt Mrs Short, New York Buttrick, New York I Thos Gill, Washington W W Barnard, New York R Ef finals. New Jersey Newbold, Baltimore John A Cole. Washington Jj..o Duff'. West Troy onas L Wells, Trowningtht Geo E Thurston; 11 SN -Dr Lloyd E F Parrott, New York Turner, Port Carbon G T Butler, Baltimore R F Western, Baltimore John C Gilligan. L Haven Thos Barnes, Maryland! Wm Beadr,. Maryland J Snddard, Maryland F W Reinhard, N Orleans J G Clark, New Hayed Grant Wyckoff. Jersey GAY C hmith, New Y.,rk , Jae T DaYLS. weehinston. J B Powers, Washington Chas l Howell, Camden T Lynch SE wife, Baltimore P Miller, Reading A Wolowski, Washington- B B Hinman ,Sr 3 oh, Corinth C D Hinman. Corinth, Miss Coo C Weller, New Jersey S Nichols, New Jersey W B Rosenbaum, NYork D .1 O'Donovan. Louisville John B F Boland, Mass EP Smith, Massachusetts M Allen, Maryland D 1' Baker, Cincinnati John J Dovey, Pottsville S Avery. Salem, Ohio Charles Norton Wm B. Ogden, Bermuda States Union—marke J B Pennington, Dover,Del R J Jump, Clanton, &Id .1 .liou g, B W Lf•lghtnn, Bridgeville G R Saylor,Oltester co,Pa A Mirk J W DvFe.rt, W Butler. New York M Kane. New York J Cassell, M D Jas Smith, Pennsylvania 6tvb man, Lancaster W Robinson, Dayton t street, above - S Ixth. 'P M Bruner. Lancaster J J Fay, Willlamilynrg .W Diller, Lancaster W Warner, Wamhinzion Mee Johnson, New York John Reven Pennsylvania Hathaway. Penny . J C Juniata co, Pa F E Garrett, Now Jersey N Bronson, Pouna Gee L Plitt, Pittsburg Chas Emerson, sass Commercial—Stith et M Wigton, Toledo, 0. W W Hunt, Newtown JR Burnite, Delaware B W Staple. Maryland A R Loyd, Penna Jos S Ely. Penna. IT S Htarford,Tenna ..L Cleo Wuod, Penna Jos Mintzer, Pottstown . Chas Buffington. Parma MisaPennypacker. Penn& Thus Armstrong; Maryland D Wiley, York co W H Warner. Penna Thos Quillen. Ponta N T Hayes & la, W Chester eet, abeme Chestnut, J Smith. Pittsburg John Baxter; Penns. S G Morrison. Penna J G Sample. 4. l .'e.rrisluirg W S Chandler, Washington A. Neheker, Washington. J Pennynacker: Chatter co 1:3 Hartman, Chester co S Funk, Chester co J A Freeman, Hollidaysburg P Chandler, Cheater co W F Cl - andler. Chester co D M Harting, Lancaster co Mrs 51 Harting, Lane co W Cowell, Doylestown treet. above Third Gill, Columbus. 0 The 'Union—Arch e W O Bell. Boston Lient P Cannon. Penna 9.8 Fullerton, New Jersey TI ii King, Wooster, 0 W R Sturgess,Weshington Capt McCreary, Penna W A Moore. Earriaburg • E J Stardevant„\Vlikesb'e F W Bassett , Wheeling B Proctor, Fitchburg Lieut Goodman, II B A - N Dresher, Allentown Ti R Dresher, ratektown. R Collingham, Easton A Rupert. Penna • O B Eupert.W Chester 11 Torre)", New York D AndersOn A_ HeYinan.Whmding,Va Master R Heyman. Va T Pergns. khzabetia Jos H Bryson G Brown, C W Pyke, Lafayette. Ind W H Oandey, New Jersey II Kerner. Reading R Lott Sc wr New Jereey 1111.5 s A R Clawson, N J W W Paxton, Chambersb'z W Laughlin. & wf,Aliford Itirt Stonacker & son; 11l C W Bennington, N J Black Bear—Third. f 4 T Addis, Pennsylvania, Jos A Leimbaeb, Reading C W Rothenberger, Read 'g Elias S Dundor, Reading B A Olase, Penna. W M Bachert, Tamaqua Geo Lebr. MD, Penna Chas Sebnmaker, Allent'wn Levi Swoyer, Panna R Robb, Plymouth, Pa A C Vanua tsdalen, Penna ) aniel Lehr Gratztown Daniel Cod, Gratztown t., itbotrellowittll. Jos B Conrad, Doraville Aaron &f Bright, Bernville Nathan Wagenhorn, Pa A. Backman, Penns, Cooper, Lehigh co D Breisch, Trrunbo werville Daniel Shell, Dauphin co George Seger, Ohio D Rentschler, Barks co Albert Hiller, Sch Haven W Waist, Pennsylvania Jonathan Lower, Penne, John Keihl, Pennsylvania street, below Vine. T Duncan, Mistletoe Smith Harper Fox Chase .fteri Carr. Moreland H al - Stuart. Moretown W H Swartz, Pt Pleasant JO Thomas, Backs co Mrs S T Hameln% oh, & ser. Elmira. N Thos Birchen. Solebary W Bitting, New York David Carver, W Chester Barley Sheaf—Secon W .Btnelihouke. Penns Alex Germs 0, Newtown Jarrett. 'Horsham J Worman Sr. la. A bsecem A WellB A la. Wayt e CO W Babcock. Wayne Co fi McWortliy. Penns dpi, Wllson, no w - York J Hibbs; Newtown Bllobeyts, Newtown J Buckman, Pennsylvania E Richardeon, Penna Madison—Second. st N Paine & son, Milford reet, above Market. Dr D Knowles, Del S A Johnson, Philadelphia W S Schofield, Penna 0 Bonier, Cheltenham - - Robt Pyle, Wilmington A Ef Stover, Word, N J bawl Teets, Milford, N J H B Grubb, Chester fit B Pidcoek, Solehury J A Vanhorn, Yardleyville A T Cook, - Yardleyville Wm Watson. Yardleyville Geo Patton, Lewistown Mrs Patton, Lewistown P Low, Troy F M slanyliter, Penna JOB F smith, Monroe no W S Bari on, Pennsylvania W G Moore, New Jersey National—Race sty W Shanimo. Hallifax, Pa ME., Fitch, Easton Jos Braceland, Easton J B Brubacher. Alt Joy A J Shamnio. Halifax E 0 Heats, Pittstown, N J John C Heazlktt F H Weidner. Allentown .eet, above Third. i 1 r B E Schenck, Lebanon lE Moss, Allentown H E Warford. Milford, N J E Hammitt. Pottstown C C Meredith, Dauphin co W Bewail, ger, Pennsylvania J A Wwright, Lebanon SPECIAL NOTICES. ELECTRICITY,, PROPERLY APPLIED, IS NATURE'S BEST REMEDY. —The office of Dr. A. H. STEVENS, No. 1.418 South PENN SQUARE, in this city, for the reception and treatment of patients, will reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept 3d• The Doctor's long experience in the of Electrical Currents, in this oity and elsewhere, his been thoroughly tested by the many who have been cured at his rooms; as their certificates in hie possession testify—the same being open for perusal by any one who may choose to call. A limited number of patients will find pleasant rooms, with board, in the Doctor's family. His location on the Square is not only central, but also a very pleasant and healthy one. Office hours from 9 troll A. . and from 2t04 P M, an-tf" HAIR DyEl HAIR DIEEH BATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE if the Beg fit. the World. The 'only Harmlees. True and Reliable Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect—changes Red. Busty or Gray Hair, instantly to a Glossy Black sr Natural Brown, without Injuring the Hair or Stain ing the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; im- If arts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine valor, and. rectifies the ill effects of Bad. Dyes. The Gel:Mille is signed. WILLIAM A. BATOIIBLOH. all others tie mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, dm FACTORY—Si BARCLAY Street, New York. Batchelor's Hew Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hair. Jell-i, ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, --.OF THE LATES7. ;TVA% made in the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL ;ALES, LOWEST Selling Prises marked in Plain Goode made to Order warranted satisfeetorir. any OFF-r-'aICS SYSTEM L strictly adhered to. All are d‘areb - j treated alike. dol2-ly JONES & CO.. SO4 MARKET Street. DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT CURES Tooth aebe in one minute. - 39.2..ek_RML1387;a- BROCK—BrILKLBT.—On the morning of the 21:1 inst., by the Bev. S. K. Lothrop, D. D., of Boston, Mass., Stephen Srock. of St. 'Louis, Mo., and FannieL , daugh ter of Charles Bnikley, of this city. WOOD—FLAGG.--ln Massillon, Ohio. August 20th, 7663. Mr. Lorenzo Wood, of Dixon, 111., to Miss Isabella Flagg, formerly of Philadelphia. *u. DIED. BROWN —At Pittsburg, on the 81st-ult., at the resi dence of her father, Hon Thomas Irwin, Mrs. Mary E1.,- wife of John H. Brown, of this city. 1 UHRING —On Tuesday atternoon, after a short ill ness, Henry A., infant son of 11. A. and Anna L. Dab.- ring. aged S momhs. WHITE.—On the 2d inst., Mary Jane. wife of George C. White. The relatives and friends of the fitmily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her husband's resi dence, northeast corner of Sixteenth and South streets, without further notice. Funeral to move at 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon • _ * O5 LINNARD. —At Mount Airy, on the 2d bast , - Stephen Beasley Linnard. [Due notice of funeral will be given.] BBLL.—At Mt. Airy, on Tuesday. September 1, BoW Man. infant son of Mary Dutilh and Samuel Bell, Jr. * WASS —On Monday evening.' August 31st, at German town, Elizabeth Wass,. wife of Samuel Wase, in the 44th Year of her age. The relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her husband, East Walnut lane, Germantown, this (Thursday) morn ing, at 10 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill. DEMME.—On the 'lst inst., the Rev. Charles Demme, D. D. ;-in the 69th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence,. No 119 North Fourth street. Funeral services this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, in Zion's Church. corner of Fourth and Cherry streets.= To proceed to the Lutheran Cemetery. The Clergy generally are invited. GOODLANDBB. —Suddenly. en the 22d ult.. John V. Goodlander, of Milton. Northumberland county, Pa., in the 44th year of his age. EVANS —On the let inst., Ann Evans, of Gwynedd township, Montgomery county, in, the 78th year of her ago. HALEY.—On the 31st ult., John Haley. aged 54 years. REVS OLDS. —On the 31st ult., Michael Reynolds, in the 70th year of his age. - p.L.A.cx. BARE GE RERNANIS.-JUST -A- 0 opened,. a case of LUPIN'S LOUGH HERNANIS. Lupin's Black Crape Manta. Do. do. Tamartines. Do. do. Baregee. Do. do. Summer Bombazines. Do. do. Chally T unities. Do. do. Striped and Check Bareges. Do. do. Mousseline de Laines. Do. do. Bombazines, Shawls, Ste. . BBSSON & SON'S Mourning Store, N0..918 CHESTNUT Street. EYRE & LANDELL,. FOURTH AND AMOR-Streets, open to-day one case FALL DRESS SILKS. - • Solid Brown Figured Silks. Solid Blue Figured Silks. Solid Mode Figured Silks. ... Solid Gieen Figured Silks. WYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND AB.G.IEL are opening for Fall sales. Colored French Merinoes. New Balmoral Skirts. Rack Silks all prices. Flannels for Fancy Skirts. im CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, PIITLADELPIIIA, September 2, 1863. THE ASSESSORS OF THE CITY OF PHIL sIiELPFILE are hereby notified to meet at the office of the City Com missioners, on SATURDAY, September sth, 1663, at 12 o'clock IL, for the purpose of making the necessary ar rangements for taking the Septennial Census of the taxa ble inhabitants of the city of Philadelphia . JOHN A. HOUSEMAN. JOHN JOHNSON, JOHN GIVEN, City Commissioners. A MEETING OF TELE DELP, GATES of the TENTH' LEGISLATIVE DIS TRICT, Philadelphia, assembled tulle Ward-house, N. E. corner of Coates and West streets, Mr. ISAAC P. SBANER was. called to the chair; and Mr. ROBERT SHARP appointed secretary: The following persons presented credentials, which were approved: William Williams, Oeo. Lamport. Ed. A. Howell, Geo. McEwan, John Berens, Jr John Knox, John Taylor, Benjamin Pippit, Eli Newnam, and Robert Sharp, of the Fifteenth Ward, and William Follows. and Isaac F. Shorter, of the Fourteenth Ward. The Convention being thus orga nized, nominated Mr. SAMUEL S. PAIiCOAST by ac clamation as the candidate of the National Union Party to the Legislature from the Tenth District, PhiladelP t la. il* ROOT. SH sRP, Secretary. ir3. UNITARIAN CHURCH, TENTH and LOCUST Streets, REM. W. Et. FURNESS, D.D. Religious Services will he rammed at this Church on Sin DAY next, the Bth inst., at 104 o'clock , in the morning. sea-31 NOTICE —APPLICATION WILL BE mode by MICHAEL BARRY to the Department of High ways for a contract t, pave Be; ks street. from Eleventh street to Thirteenth street; Camac street from Montgomery street to Seeks street; Marvine street from Montgomery street to Berke street, all in the Twenty that ward. 'The following named persons representing a majority of owners and owning a majority of feet on said streets having signed an agreement to pave the same: William H. Cameo. IL D. William R. 'Paul, and Tallow Jackson, for all the ground on each side of said streets. • • - Owners of property on said streets aro invited to at tend at the Department of Highways on FRIDAY. the 4th inst , at 12 M. if .they desire to do so set-3t* CONSULADO DE ESPANA EN EILA S. aI, ee ha dignado asocial au Atignato nonibre al proyecto de erigir en Madrid nn monumento h la me morla de Cristobal Colon, y habiendo eido autorizado Para recibir suscricionee con cliche objeto, los Espailole qua ouieran contribuir que se realize tan patriotic') 9 np eden inscribir sus nombree en este ro n av m do durante las horns de oncina, hada el dia 15 del actual. El Consul de sepaila, C. ;Filadel2a, 2de Betiembre, de 1813. DE RAKELIT. se3-3l* IT)RATTED MEN TAKE' NOTICE. :You can rely upon having SiIBSTI CUM motor id in- without trouble or delay, on application at 4%Z WALNUT Street, Second Floor.: Aliens tarnished When desired. se3•ot* IVO,RYIY.RE S.-IN THE EXEOU of, this class of Pictures, REIMER hae no equal as;c¢mparison+will prove, them more , natural and- We lke, therefore more agreeable pictures. BECOND, Street, above Green. - it* VE.ORGAN, ORB, & 00., STEAIL ENGINE BDTLDERH, Iron Pounders, _and timbal gaahlnists and Boiler Bakers . XO. 01.LLAYWHThli Crest. Platlrdo 611K7 J Burns& lady, Mass Me AVIS A'IX ELEGANTS.-311. JO. SEM ZACKBY, de Paris, Oerant de la Matson GRANSULLS STOKES, Marchand TatMaur, No. 609 OMESTIOT Street, Philajelphia, a Monne= d' aviser des nombrems arms et aoloOdsaancoslainsi quo rhono rale public) qui ion deja Avorise e leer clientele. troll vlent de reeevoir de Paris Lonares. les modes lea Pine recentes et lea mieax portees' pour la raison d'ete. GRANDVILLE STORES a m: 4 B a ea disposition lee eteoffos les plus belles at lee meilleteft Oiallies• des Pre mieres manufactures d'Europe. Len onlcieres et eoldats de tout grades. trouvront les meilloures (mantes d'etoffes, a des p ; la tree moderes L'olegance de sa coupe. alne'que le cach,M de distinction Que la caracterise, est deja trop Gomm dulVnbUspixonr en renonveler fetus writes. \ tv2B-2rn POOTICR.—THE PENNSIL I JUVANIA. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, August 24Nift, 18433. , The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of t.NaePenn'- sylvania Pire Insurance Company will be held 'at their Office on MONDAY. the 7th day of. September n Oat.: at 10 o'clock A. M:, when an election will be held foX nine Directors, to servo for the ensuing year an 27- tse 7 WM. G CRO WELL. Secretaer. OFFICE, OF TOE EIAILKISBUIEL 0, PORTSMOUTH, MOUNT JOY. AND LANCAN TER RAILROAD COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA, August 21, 1863• The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Com pany will be held on FRIDAY. September 4, 1863, at 11 o'orock A. M., at the corner of THIRD Street and WIT,- LINO'S Alley, at which time an election will be held for thirteen Directors to serve for the miming year. au22 , 121* GEORGE. SAFI tecietarY. MILITARY NOTICE& tiARMORY COMP' NY A, IwrREG'T ART. P.H. G. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. I. 1869. Olt 6E. No. IL —The Company of ICNITFE USN will assemble et the AMORY on THURSDAY. Sept. 3d, at S o'clock P. M. By order of Lieutenant vgziN. CommaaAiMg Co. Itonsar Btrnrox, First Fergeant. $402 13 N Y * RECRUITS WANTED . For the 12th U. S. rnfantry. ABLE•HODiED BIEN between the ages of NJ and 46 years. THE ABGVE LARGE BOUNTY CHASES ON TaR 2lm OF SEPTFAK• HER. For further particulars apply to WM: SERGEANT, Capt. 12th Infantry, Recruiting Officer, I 229 South FRONT Knot. HEADQUARTERS OF PROVOST MARSHAL. FIRST DISTRICT, PA, 245 - South THIRD Street. -PHILADELPHIA. August 31, 1363. This Office will be open daily, frdm FA. M. to 2 P. M. All Drafted Mon of the Second; and , Foortiv wards, who have not reportdd, and whose - time has not been extended; will be a.minhentterl forthiattil - as de serters. A reward of ten dollars will be yfratd„for'd' 'eier:ere. The FIFTH. WARD (being the Foarth . Sub-District) ill be heard in the following-order: • MONDAY, Aug 31, Nos. 1 to 100 inclusive. TUESDAY, Sept. 1, Nos. 101. to 200 inclusive. W - RDNESDAY,, Sept. 2, Noe. 201. to 300 inclusive. THURSDAY, Sept. 3, Nos. 301 to 400 inclusive. FRIDAY. Sept, 4, Nos 401 to 479 inclusive SATURDAY, for the hearing of cases generally. - B. 8.-Substitutes bare prelorence,- WM. F. LEHMAN, Provost Marshal and President of the Board. CHARLES MURPHY . . . Commissioner of the Board. N. H. MARBELIS, Surgeon of the Board. EAD QUAR7 ERS OF PROVO sT MARSHAL, THIRD DISTRICT, PA., PHILADELPHIA: August 29;1963. OTICE is hereby given to all drafted per Sens of the Eighteenth Ward that their time for claiming exemp tion, offering subelitutee. or reporting for dnty, is ex- - tended until SATURDAY. Sept 6th inst., -after which time all those persons failing to comply with the above notice will be liable to arrest as Deserters. . . . . . Fence Is also given to those drafted persons of the Seventeenth ward. who have - not as vet reported them selvee, that failing to do so by S &TURD AY, -Sept. sth: inet.. they will be published as deserters, and arrested as such . The time for-the Nineteenth ward is extended until further notice. . - - By order of the Board of Enrolment JACOB S. STRETCH. • • Captain and Provoet Marshal. FRANKLIN D. STERNER; Commissioner ILEX. C. HART, laSl-6t Sargeon. - CORPS OF HONOR. U. S. A. HEADWARTERS BROM:RUM/ SERVICE.' INVALID CORPS FOR PHILADELPIIIA. 11143 South VITRO Street, Philadaphia, Pa. SOLDIERS honorably discharged on account of dis ability will apply for INVALID SOAPS enlistment in the INVALID conps to Lieut. HUBER BASTIAN. Invalid Corps, 243 S. Third street, Philadelphia, Lieut. J. W. DEAN. Invalid Corps, 611 Brown street, and N. E. corner Broad and Spring Garden eta Pay and allowances, excepting bounty and pension, same as in U. S. Infantry. E. W. MaTTHEWS, Major Ist Pa. Art. and Supt. Invalid Corps for Philadel phia. ans tf EDUCATIONAL. IRNEST Ef_ARTMANN WILL RE SIIISIE bis duties as TEACHER OF THE PIANO on the first ( October. - - . Application may be made at Anlre's Music Store,ll.o6 CHESTNUT Street Mr. HARTMANN has permission to refer to: Clement B. Barclay, Esq., W. R. Lejee, Eon., Geo. B. Boker, Esq., C. J. Peterson, Esq. Sam'l Bradford. Esq , Philip . P. Randolph, Esq.. R. S Thank-Esq.. Robert S Sturgis, Esq.,, John W. Field, Esq., Tobias Wagner, Esq., H. J. Feline. Esq , G. A. Wood, Esq. Chas Kohn.Esq., Newport, se3.thmlm MISS M. W. HOWES' YOUNG LA MEV BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, N 0.1525 CHESTNUT Street, will reopen WEDNESDAY. 9th September. PRIVATE LESSONS LN LATIN, GREEK or ENGLISH by a Graduate experienced in Teaching. References furnished. SPECIAL ATPE TIoN given to such as RAVE NOT ENJOYED EARLY EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES. seS.9t - ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER, 1848. M has - the - honor of informing her friends and patrons that she has removed her Seminary for young children from her late loCation, 1:410 Lo cust street. to No. 4i.. South EIGHTEENTH Street. and will resume ber duties SEPTEMBER 14. A continuance or patronage is solicited CIERAI A NTOWN INSTITUTE WILL G+ be reopened for the reception of Young. Gentle men, MONDAY, Scpte3nber 7. 1563 WM. 11. MCFADDEN. A. M. Principal. TILE MISSES DARRAGH'S SCHOOL, -a- at No. 26 South EIGHTEENTH Street, will reopen on MONDAY. Seuterobir 14th se2-I.Bt. A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF A giVing instruction in the 73X1011§ military drillm desiring an engagement may address • 'TACTICS." this office. set-2t" LEGAL. T'STATE OF RACHEL RUDDAOH DECEASED.-I,stters of Administration on the Estate of RACHEL-kUDDACH, late of the city of Phila delphia, deceased, haying been daly granted.to the an deisigned,.2.ll persons indebted to said estate are re-. quested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against the same to present them without de lay .to- , Whi. A. RUDrucH, sei-th6t* 279 South FOURTH Street. UMBRELLAS. A l t , UMBRELLAS ! UMBRELLAS ! ! WM. A. DROWN da CO NO. 246 MARKET STREET, .PHILADELPHIA Manufacturers of SUPERIOR UMBRELLAS. GOOD GINGHAM UMBRELLAS, on Rattan and. Sled Irames, all sizes, different colors. . JOSEPH FUSSELL,. ee3-3t Noe. and - North FOURTH Street. FINE SCOTCH GINGHAM MI BRELL AS, with Steel Or Paragon Frames. Bam boo Sticks. Buy of JOSE eia FUSSELL, se3-3t' Nos. f.l and 4 North FOURTH Street. SILK MILERELLAS.— EXTRA tquality handles, some very fine: JOSEFH FUSSELL, Noe. 2 , and 4 North FOURTH Street. ICE. FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, BY THE CARGO. DELIVERED AND PACKED ON SHIPBOARD, IN BOSTON. For sale' by TUDOR COMPANY, aul4-18t • BOSTON. GREAT OPENING OF CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE. THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY._ NOW SELLING AT BARGAINS 3,000 DOZ. CORN BROOMS 3,000 DOZ. FANCY PAINTED BUCKETS LOOO NESTS CEDAR WASH TUBS 2,000 CEDAR STAFF AND BARREL CHURNS 1,000 DOZ. WILLOW MARKET BASKETS; 3,000 BALES COTTON-WICK AND TIE YARN 2,000 BALES BATS AND WADDING RETICULE BASKETS, OIL CLOTHS LOOKING GLASSES, CORDAGE, &c., Bgo 911 Goods are sold at :the Manufacturer's Lowest Cash Prieee. Orders rirorciptly filled . ROWE (ST EUSTON - - 157 and 15.9. NORTH THIRD STRIgEr, Three dobrs below Race p K-A XE S, SHINGLING HATCHETS, BROAD. HATCHETS, AXES, NAIL HAMMERS, SHOE HAMMERS, Ri YLVING ENGINEER RAI'IIISIERS, MiNiErFACTIIRED AND FOB SALB BY .HAAtuvroNni.4(poN; 6518 commons street. rhus. anl7-1m To FAMILIES BFSIDIN( IN THE •••• MAL DISTRICTS. • - Wa ara sums& u hasten% to iamb, !UMW M their Country Real4eneas with EVERT DESOBEIMOI OP FINE GROCERIES; TEAS; ac. ALBERT, 0. ROBERTS, ern n cknunirimmurnr I. . DO NOTMISS THE OPPORTUNITY of seeing and obtaining a superior PORTRUT. RSIMER'S life-size Photographs In oil colon. line st yle likenesses. at moderate eharto t 41QQZAl abo re Orem THE PRESS.--PHILA:DELPHIA I ; THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1863. SILK AND DRY-GOODS JOBBERS. TO , WHOLESALE 'BUYERS. THOMAS W. EVANS & CO. INVITE THE ATTENTION OF WHOLESALE BUYERS . TO THEIR LARGE AND WELL•OELECTDD ASNRT MEET OF VALNC - 5I - DT s? GOODS. FOR FALL AND WINTER SALES. Tliis Stock la principally of T. W. E.-& CO.li oW FaRTATION,. and' will b offered at the MOST REASONABLE PRICES. BIIJY.Er& are soitolted to call and examine. 818: CHESTNUT STREET; Ulm STAIRS. es.3-1m F ALL ST 0 Cri: SILK AND FANG'S DRESS- GOODS CA S H 11 - 0 S IL L 4 lINELOWEIL, HAV:r sron, DRESS G 00110S,i, BLACK AND FANCT SILKS, STT AWLS, B_ALMORALS; RIBBONS, KID GLO &e lbwEbt exclusively for cash, and whieh will be sold at a small advance. sed73in KENT, SANTEM , 543 . . IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS GrOCPEOS,...- Eon. - emu 241 N. THIRD STREET, ABoVE, racni. raiLADELF!RIA. Ha•ie - now open their usual LARGE AND COMPTATE STOOK. OF - FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 'DRY GOODS; Among , whieb will be found iSmorethan usuallw.sgrae tivwvariety of LADIES' DRESS'VOODS Also, a frill assortment of MERRIMACK AND COCIIECO PRINTS." and P aILADELPEDIA-MADISt GOODS, To-which they invite the SPECIAL ATTENTION'OY CASH. BUYERS- an27-'2.m., BILAOK_ SILKS, AT VERT LOW PRIORS:, N. -11, HALLOWELLAC: CO.) AMERICAN AND FOREIGN, IN GREAT VARIETY: M. 1..11i LLOWEIFL, CO.. No. 015 CHESTNUT STREET. An immense assortment, in French, English, and Sazonr M. L. lIALLONVELL ea.: 004 CASH BITY'ERS, AT WHOLESALE, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, WIERINOES, POPLINS, - BLACK- SILKS,.z. FANCY: SIMISI IRISH LINENS, WRITE 1300B13;•• DRESS - GOODS; and other articles adapted to the season. JAMES R. CAMPBELL GOL, au2s-2m .CHESTNUT. STREET 1863. HOOD, BONBRIGHT,. d,. Co.. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 435 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA, The attention of the TRADE N invited to their large Stook of STAPLE AND: FANCY &MK Among which are choice brands of .Sheet ing and Shirting Muslins, Madder Prints, De Laines, Ginghams, and SBABONABIM DRIBss •GOODS. GREAT- INDUCEMENT OFFERED TO :._CASH - BUYER& . • au2o-21n. 4.• 1863 FALL IMPORTATION. 18 63 EDMUND YARD & CO., US:PORTERS AND JOBBERS, %MS AND FANCY DRY GOODS, 617 CHESTNUT and 614 JAYNE Street, Have now ortened their Fall importation of Drose Goode, ricimmos, COMINGS, REPS, ALPACAS ALPACAS DEL AIIIE__S PLAID AND STRIPED POPLINS - FANCY AND BLADE SILKS. Also, A large assortment of . SHAWLS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, WHITE GOODS, LINENS, • EMBROIDERIES, &0., which they offer to the tradont the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. anli••tf BAGS I BAGS 1- BAGS 1 NEW AND SECOND HAND, SEAMLESS, BURLAP, AND GUNNY - B A(5., Constantly on hand. JOHN T. BAILEY t CO., No. 113 NORTH FRONT STREET. 4. WOOL SACHS FOR SALE. - anl9-frat EDWARD P. KELLy, . JOHN KELLY. FORMERLY CHESTNUT, ABOVE SEVENTH, TAILORS. 3.45 SOUTH THIRD Bt., 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. an27-tf BLACK cuss. PANTS, $5.50, - At 704 MARKET Street. BLACK CASS. PANTS. 85. 60, At 704 MARKET Street. BLACK CASS. PANTS, 145.50, At 704 MARKET Street. BLACK CASS. PANTS, *5.50, At 704 MARKET Street. ORIOLE & PANTS. $5 60, At 704 MARKET Street. GRIGG & VAN G U NTEN'S , No. 704 MARKET Street. GRIGG & VAN GUNTEN'S, No. 704 MARKET Street. GRIGG & VAN GUNTEN'S, No. 704 MARKET Street. GRIGG &. VAN: GUNTER'S, No. 704 MARKET Street. GRIGG & VAN GUNTES'S. No. 704 MARKET Street. CABINET TAB FURNITUBB AND BM. MOORE & CAMPION, Ito. SIM Ilona SIKIOND Street. in animation with emir ninsive Gabbed business. an LOW Inapillishulps a superior article or • .• , BILLIARD TABLES I I have now on hand a fallsanntv finished Wilk tha MOORS le CAMPION% IMPIWAID 01381110101. Which are pro:lounged by all who have rued thank to ke emperlorio all others. _ For the quality and, latish of, these TableoLthe mum &finnan refer to their numerous patrons throughout th e Wilog. who are taakilliu with ohaitaster- of _Mgr Work. , JOHN - .ICAPEN,'PHRENOth= • '; fr. GIST maybe consultidr. DAY anciliaNlNG, on maadaptation to Business Trade.. and Profession; on the improvement of health, eorreottou of faults, - formation of friendships,. &o. Fall de scriptions of character given wheirregaired, at No. 95 g. WAT 4 Street, thrive Cheeturtt, Will:o64ft A. W. LITTLE Jo CO. No. 3q5 BURNET STRENP 015 CHE3TIiIII` E/PRBEV, No. 615 CHESTNUT STREET; SUIWLS, DRESS GOODS; No. Gl5 CHESTNUT STREET. Are inviiml to examine our. 1 7rw`."7" F A 7 L L WHOLESALE- DEALERS /II DRY GOODS. MEN'S WEAR COMMISSION HOUSES. CLOTHING. LANE '1:028 CHESTNUT STABET, FUIRITURE, &c. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, arc. REMOVAL. !J. F. Y Ea 13. CP RN E HAVE REBIOIED FROM 619 CHESTNUT STREET, Ospoette the State Route . , to•their NEW WAREIIOIIBE, 904 CHESTNUT STREET, In the BIIRD' BUILDING" and have now open' their FALL STOCK OF _ M•TM - Nirs.T 004 CHESTn:ETT STREET. sa2-2nl W BLABON 00. •.-^ • MANUFACTURERS GP ClPX3r—s - No. 1.24 NOR'ITI THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Offer to the Trade a foil stock of FLOOR, TABLE AND CARRIAGE ®YTS- GREEN-GLAZED OIL CLOTHS ANI) 'WINDOW so7-2m SHADES. co-64LEN ECII-- , " MILLS'. GEMIAVTOWN,. PA McCALLITNI Sc COI; MARUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS, AND`DEALERS IN , vA_i/,p]onexivG-&; OIL CLO .,Y yHS es 0:: WAREHaCrSE, 509 CHESTNUT ST., 'gOPPOSI7E'INDEPENnI )IWE GEORGE W. HILL, Manufactwer and Wholesale Dealer in CAL IPETING S, DIATTINOS, RUGS; ALSO, CO TTON AND WOOLLEN YARNS; t very Low Prices. I'l6 NORTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE AROH. ' RETAIL DRY GOODS: EYRE 4:45 LANDELL, E & L _FOTJRT.II' AND ARE MEWING FOR r i1Et.i 6 1031 7 .1, FRENCH MERINOES, GOOD BLACK SILKS, DARK FIGURED SILKS, NEW PLAID SILKS, NEW FANCY FLANNELS, • BALMORAL PETTICpATS, REEI, WHITE, AND BLUE FLANNELS, &c. au27-tikaattr _FLANNELS, FLANNELS. . SCARLET, BLUE, AND CRERRY'OPERA FLANNEL_ .SAXONY, B ALIKBED VALE, amd REAL WELG3II FLANNEL. DOMET, SHAKER, AND WASHINGTON FLANNEL. GRAY, BLUE, AND RED, both twilled and•piain. SREPPARD,TAI HABLDTGEN, & -ARRPONi 1863. anll3-tntll6l2t AKS AND MANTILLAS AT WHOLESALE! THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY! CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS AT WHOLESALE! THE CHEAPEST CLOAK STORE IN THE CITY ! COUNTRY MERCHANTS will Mud a great-saving by examining - our immense stock of CLOAKS and MAN TILLAS. of the newest FALL AHD WINTER STYLES. before making their purcha4es, as doing business at a, very small expense, and exclusive.y for cash ' , we can sell 20 per cent. cheaper than any other house. D. WAIKINS Sr CO., N. B. corner of NINTH and CHERRY Streets, CHAS. I EWISSON, D. WATKINS. WINTER GOODS OPENINGDAILY. I Poplins, Plain Shades and New Colors.- Alpacas, Double and Single Width; choice shades. New Merinoes. Fashionable Colors.- Plaid Riohairs and Valencias. Plaid Flannels and Cloths for Shirting. , Dark Cotton and. Wobl Delainee. JOHN H.: STOKES, • 702 ARCH' Street: N. 8.-50 dozen Ladies' L. C. Handkerchief's' at. $8 per dozen. 89 pairs Crib Blankets, good quality:. anal' FREN CH DIERINOES, Browns, Blues, greens, Purples. All-wool Rens, in choice shades. Wool Delaires—Modes and Blacks. Alpacas—Browns. Modes. and Blacks. • FALL CLOAKS. Water-proofs, of Black and Brown Clothe. Cloaks made to order. New Check square Shawls. Black Thibet long and sqnare Shawls. COOPER & CONARD, an 29 S. B. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. Opening Black and Fancy Cassimeres. Opening Black: Broadcloths. Opening goods for Boys' wear. - ORDERS i Taken fOr Boys' Jackets, Tants, and,Oversoats, for fall and winter wear. Also, a select stock ready-made Boys' Clothing. COOPER & COWARD, aei 5, S. corner NINTH and hiaRKIIT Streets. s HARPLESS BROTHERS. ARE STILL P4 j offering Their Immense Stock at,Prices much Less - Than the Cost or Impoitation, Consisting of Lawns, Silks, Challis, Coatings. Cassimexes, Vest,ings, Banged, Shawls, Delaines, Chintzes,ronlins.kc. sob CITESTNIIT and EIGHTH Streets. SUMMER SHAWLS. • Grenadine Shawls, $4 arid $4 50. Plaid Spun Silk Shawls, $3.76. ' Lace Points, $6.50, $10; dm. • Crepe de Paris Shawls, $6. Cloth Cloaks, Silk Mantles, &a. Also, a Large assortment of Summer-Dress Goode selling ont • . At very low prices. SHARPLESS BROTHERS, sub • CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets. 10514 CHESTNUT STREW E.- M NEEDLES At prices generally below protant cost of Impor tation, WHITE GOODS, all descriptions. EMBROIDERIn, do LACER, do do LINEN HLNDKENORIEVE, do VEILS, &c,. &a. Lid ret;peotfully InTitss a s to x.. Inspeettor, of his 1024 OHNSTNITT E3TBEET. STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN "•-' the Prices of all our _ SUMMER DRESS-GOODS. To Close out. we have reduced-our stock of Black an Gray-ground Silk Grenadines to 76c. They cost front Sll6 to $1 MI All our 60c French Bareges to 250. All our SO and. 62c French Organdies to 57144. All our French Lawns to less than cost. •• All our American Lawns as low as the lowest. 100 pieces Choice Styles Chintzes to ifkr. Williamsville and Wamsutta Mneline, S&L Best English Cotton Flannel, at 373i0. H. STEEL & SON, jy2ls No. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street. EDWIN HALL & CO. 26 SOUTH' S& COND. Street, are now offering _ BLACK SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES.. Black Silks at $l, 1.1234, and $1.25. Summer Silks at reduced prices. Foulard Silks at reduced prices. Silk Grenadines at reduced prices. Fine Organdies at reduced prices. Pine Dress Goods, all reduced. . Tine Modes, Blues, and Pearl Bareges. Plain Blues, Buff, and Pink Percales. or Preach Chintzes. received. N. B.—Just received one case of supesior quality Biala Silks. The colors are Browns. Blues, Modes . Purple. and Green;,price, $1.5734: been selling at SL 76. .i790-tf J. 11. COYLE & c 0.,. Wholesale Dealels in YARNS, BATTS, CARPET CHAIN. WOODEN WARE, BRUSHES, 310 MARKET STREE PHILADELPHIA. CLA.RET.--i, 200 OASES -OF DIF - N- , PERMIT Analitiee'receiva; for sale by _ CHAS. S. dc JAS. CaRSTAINS. - ' anl7 No. 126 WALNUTU St. and 21 GRANITE St. A FBIOAN GINGER-40 000 POUNDS, prime bright and handsotne,linty aid;p for gale by Et y2,6t 151. WILSON. 208 UMW Bi. 1008 CHESTNUT STREET. an24-mwf2an OFFERS POlt SALE. PLANTATION FITTERS. The pals of tho Plantatinn Bitters is without precedent in the history of the world. There is no secret in the matter. They are at once the most speedy, strengthen ing health-restorer ever discovered. It requires but a single trial to understand this. Thelrptirity can always be relied upon. They are composed of the celebrated Callsasra Bark, Cascarilla Bark, Dandelion, Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Wintergreen, Anise, Clo ver-buds, Orange -peel, Bnake-root, Caraway. Corkin der, Burdock. --T.--1860--X. &a. They are especially recommended to clergymen, pub lic sPeakere, and persons of literary habits and meden tary life, who require fres digestion, a relish for food, and clear mental faculties. Delicate females and weak persons are certain to And In these Bitters what they have so long looked for. They purify, strengthen, and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet They overcome effects of diesipation and late hon.rs They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevtnt miasmatic and intermittent fevers. Theypnrify the breath. and aciditt of the etomach. They care Dyspepela and Constipation. They ettre Diarrlmea, Cholera. and Cholera Morbne They CUM 'Liver Complaint and Fervoun lEleadache. They are the best Bitters In the world. They make the weak man Stk . Ong. and are exhausted nature's great re storer. The following ctartling and emphatic statemente can ixTeeen at our o fan : totter of Rev. E. P. CRANE. Chzplain of the 107th New York Regiment. NEAR" ACQUIA CREfiII, March 4th. 1007. Owing to the.great ozposure and terrible decompoeition after the battle of Antietam, I was utterly proetrated and very hick. My stomach would not retalatnedleine. An articl e tailed Plantation ?lithos, prepared by Dr. Drake of New . 7ork, was prescribed to ere me strength and an appetite. To my great surprise they gave me immediate relief. into bottles almost allowed me to tVin my regi ment. *" * * ha-re since seen them used in many cam% and am free to say, for hospital or private proposes I lah•ow 'of nothing like them. POW. B. P. CEAN&s Chaplain. Letter from the Rev. N.B. Gum% St. Claireville, Pa GENTI33MEN Ton: were kind enough, on a former °e rasion, to senci'me a half dozen bottles of Plantation Bitters for $3.50. My wife having derived so mach bane fit from the use oPittese Bitters, I decire her to continue them, and von will please send us Stslottlis more for the money inclosed'. I um, very truly, yours. N. E. GILDS. Pastor Ger. Ref. Church SOLDIERS' HOZ:IS, SICIPERINTMEDENT'S OFFICE, / nr CcnrITITT, Omo, Jan. 16th. 1363 I have given your Plantation Bitters to hundredd of our noble soldiers who atop' here, more or less disabled rem various causes, and - the effect is marvellous and gratifying. Such It preparation as this is I heartily wish in every family, hospital, and at head . on every. battle eld. G. W. D. ANDRE WS. Superintendent. Dr. W. ',IL CHILDS, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Regiment. writes: "I wish every soldier had a bottle of Plantation Bitters. They are the most effeetive."Ver fect, and harmless tonic I ever used. " • WILLARD'S HOTEL. WARRINGTON, D. C., Map 22.1, 1888. I • GEmint - EN; We require another supply of your Plantation Bitters, the popularity of which daily. in- Creases with the guests of our berm. - Respectfully, SYKES. CHADWICK. & CO. &0., &c.. &c., &c., &c., $c Be sure that every bottle bears the fac-simile of our signature on a steel-plate label, with our private stamp over the cork. P. H. DRAKE do 00., • 202 BROADWAY, W. Y: Sold by all respedtable Druggists, Physicians, Gro cers, Hotels, Saloons, and country dealers_ y23-thstniarn ARMY GOODS. ARMY CLOTHS! ARMY CLOTHS! WILLIAM T. SNODGRASS' ARMY, NAVY, AND CIVIL• CLOICEE 110TISIC. Nos. WO SOUTH SECOND and 33 STEA.WBEREY Stit. ARMY AND NAVY ALL SHADES AND GRADES. CIVIL: • ALL STYLES AND PRICES. - OUR MOTTO: "QUICK SALES AND GOOD 1110 FITS." an22-See2i • rt o W. SIMONS 8d BROTHER, SANSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA. MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY, • FINE SWORDS, AND MILITARY GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY. ant-if6m ARMY GOODS. DARK-BLMI COAT CLOTHE. DARK-BLUE CAP CLOWN SHY-BLUE CLOTS FOR OPTIMUM ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD NarRIGNT. NW - EMU MICR. DRILLS, STANDARD wmorr. - BRAVE LINEN, DRILLS AND DUCK, BROWN AND RIRACLIDD SDRIITINCIS AID HM DWG& Tor sale by FROTHINGHAM & WELLS. pas-if tf ARMY HATS, ARMY HATS. ADOLPH it HEEN•i 1f0.6% North SECOND Street, • Philadelphia, Manufacturers of all kinds of FELT HATS. Um, on hand a large assortment of all the various azd. most approved styles of ARMY la A_T Orders by mall from sutlers or Jobbers. will be eromPtly liked at the lowest rates. JeSO-dm 1776. 1863. A G. I! • SILK FLAGS!! BUNTING inkuss - - MINTS. UNION JA-OKEL. _ STREAMERS: U N P r I Dir z BED, WHITE, AND.BER3E. EVANS & ELASSALI4 MILITARY FURNISHER& 1311-tf No. 41$ ARCH STREET. Philadelphia PINANCIA3I6 EEL BURETARY OY TEM THRUM JUR AIITHOEISRD TO CON-TI - NOS MY AGENCfE FOR A BRIEF PERIOD. gull further ausitlai, I4pbßll modaszul to, tosoltre Subaertptleita to the 5-20 LOAN AT PAB AT MT OFFICE. 'AND LT THE DIFFERENT BUB-AGENCIES Throughout the Loyal States. JAY COOKE. SUBSCREPTI9X AGBISIT. No. 114 South Third Street, sHARVEY. THOMAS; * nous. BILL BROKER. ri3lif . al% WALNITT Street Stooks and Loans bought and sold on Croraroleelon at the BOARD OF BROKERS. Bubeeriptlons to the 6-20 year six per gent LOA N received at par. • lyS-Ent No charge for Com:deafen. C - OLLECTION OF 17. a. ("SETIF'. cterll3 Of INDEBTBDABEM7 - The ADLhor EX. PREBS.OOXPILTY are - now prepared to *enact at the *sum'Department, Washinaon, with despatch, and at reasonable rates, the One Year llortlfloates of In debtedness of the United States now due or shortly lea- Terms made known and roc tpts atTag at the oftte. Po. &so OBISIAIrf {Met, Ins.o BAZAAR---NINPIi AND SAN. EOM STREETS. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CAERIA OBS , AND/ ON FATUR DAY MORNING, Sept. 6th, at 10 o'clock, comprising .141`191 HOME& tcond- Also, a large collection of desirable new and et .hick hand CarriAgee, light Wagons, Harness, &c., with v the eale will commence. r No p tetnenement on account of the weather. Jiir• Carriages and Harness . at private sale ee3-2tir f•FRP.T, ItrattlßlvriSei. AnctiOneer. MAP OF ROSECR ANS' AND BURNSIDE'S MOVEIIENVI—JUST PUDIOSEI%D. A Map of the Mountain Region of Ten..essEe and North Carolina, prepared at the United Srates Coaq Survey Office, embracing parts ofWentucky,Virginia,Tenneseee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and atah.nli, bein r the only corny/e/e Man of ,Rosecrany' Dlyzrt ment. In Sheets In Cloth Covers for the POckft.. Mounted on Mullin with Roller. "Mounted and Disiected Also, a full supply Mall the War Maps WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN", 003 606 CHESTNUT Street. VALUABLE SOTENTEFI BOOKS. IRON MANUFACTORE. thtoretieally and practi cally considered, including details or Ores, Fuels, and Fluxes; °Potations of Calcination; Blast, Refining , and Paddling Furnace::: Engines and Machinery, Stc., &c. By W Truran, C. E. A kIIPPLEMENT TO URE,'S DICTIONARY of Arts. Manufactures. and Mines PEAT CONSIDERED AS A MODE OF MOTION. By John Tyndall F. It S. EIITTAN ON VEreTiEATION and Warming or Build ings and Railroad Cars . TO NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDLt a Dictionam of Ecienca, Art, and every other useful subject, u)ar complete in 76 vole. Annual Cyclopedia for 1562; a register of important events. For tale at the gency. 33 South SIXTH Street:above Chestnut. Office of APPleton's Cyclopedia and the _Rebellion Re cord. eel-St SCHOOLS SUPPLIED WITH ALL kinds of Books and Statiotery, as low as any Konen iu Phi lsd Irhia, viz. • S.TIOOL BOOKS, INDIA RUBBER, BLAAR BOORS, C.EAD PENCILS, COPY BOORS, PENS. INK AN" NKSTkNL I B, PENHOLDERS, BLOTTING PAPER, RULERS. SLATES AND PENiilLg. PORTFoLIOS, LEPTER PAPER, 10 cents ENVELOPPS, a quire, FOOLCAP PAPka. NOTE PAPER, 8 cents a quire, Slew edition of The Familiar Compend of Geology, for Seb °Ms, jnst published liv CH &ILE Dr. Booksener and Stationer, MB CHESTNUT St. C0?...2t SCHOOL BOOKS PUBLISHED BY LINDSAY &BLARISTOL Z 5 South-SIXTH Street, above Obeatzna MRS. TUTHILL'S MY LITTLE GROt3HAPH.Y. GERHART'S PHILOSOPHY a !SD LOGIC. WI LT.V MEET'S G ATE( TRH o 1 FA COL IA ft THING& lESOP'S FABLES IN FRENCH Kr:RON'S NBW MODERN FRENCH READER. VOWUR'S DRAMATIC AND ORATORtC.AI EX PRESSION. h USkEtf'S SERIES OF B , IIIOOL HISTORIES, with Questions for the Examination of Students, Hinatratione, &c. auS7 NTEW BOORS- A- Just received by J. B. LIPPINCOTT di CO.. 71.59.0 , 1 717 HAMM' &reek THE -CAPITAL OF THE' TYCOON. A three years' residence in Japan. .BY Sir R. Alcock. SOCIAL CONDITION AND EDUCATION of the Peo ple of EDO and By Joseph Hay. LIVE IT DOWN. A story of the Light Lands. By T. C. JeaffPrson. *ENDSLi . i PHILLIPS' SPEECHES, LECTURES, and' LETTERS. A. MANUAL OF INSTRUCTIONS FOR ENLISTING. AND DISCUARGING SOLDIERS, &C. By Robert Bar tholow,lsl D. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, and, 'ASHINGTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS, in one vo lume. SHOULDER STRAPS. A story of Eo York and - the Army of 1E62.. By Itorford. - VICTOR, 10 . 66. .13:3 , a witness of his life, Madame Rae° NtiSSAND AND WIPE; or, The Science of Haman Development.' THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE. fOr Sep tember. SDLYTHERN OFFICIAL , REPORTS • DF` BATTLES, made to the Confederate Congress . THE 81V00.6 .. 0 AND THE BATTLE-FIELD; or. Cam paign Sketches in Virginia and Maryland. By Captain hie - yea. . eel A II MARK ABLE BOOK-JUST" IS by CARLETON. Publisher, New York. I:IT3SBAND AN D WIFE The Science of Human bevelorment through Inherited Tendenclen One handsome cloth-bound volume. Plies X 1.25. ---- *An at empt to collect condense, and put into papa lar.form some of the great truths contained in the recent ly Published a. or'ke, intended exclusively for the medi cal profession or for the natural philosopher. Dedicated to the lgothers and Dautt tars of the Haman Family, to whom is entr'actes tha continuance of the race, and who desire that it should be dor e most wor thily: an29-tnthr6t. NE' BOOKS— NEW B;-013 . S. THECAPITAL' OF - THE TYCOON. A Narra tive of a three-years Residence in Japan.- ; By Sir Rutherford Alcock. K C. B. - .2 vols. Sl.' NHE SOC AL CONDITIONS AND EDUCATION. OF THE*PEOFLE IN ENGLAND.• By Joseph Kay; Esq., THE BIVOUAC AND THE BATTLE-FIELD • or, Campaign Sketches in Virginia and Maryland . By' Cap tain George F.• Noyes. $1 20 SOLDIERS' DIARY AND BOORFOR LEISURE MO RENTS. 40 cents. STORIES POP. BED-TIME. Vols.4andC 40c. each. HENRI - ROBERTS; or, Incidents of the War of JSdt -62-03. By the author of "Ride Grafton," drc 3) cents. For sale by WM. S. dr ALFRED td - A.R.TIEN, an 29 606 CHESTNUT Street. SAYE 15 TO 40 PER CENi your PHOTOGRAPHS, C &RD FRAMES, and PHO TOGRAPH ALBUMS, of G. W. PITCHER, nOS CHEEP NUT Street. Over 500 different styles of Albums, and over 6,000 different subjects of Card Picturns au2R-10t SOS CRESTNUT 4tr.ek, above EMb A GOOD LIFE INSURANCE CAN: VASSER. WANTED.--Liberal componsation lowed.Addeo''' Life." at thia office. awl 3t W ANTE-TY—A' , LA n• OF EXPE; I I RIRNCE in a Jobbing Haus?. and also for Counting House. Address 'V. C. 8..' at this ofll,e. se3-3t* • ANTED-AN:ASSISTANT 'BOOK: KBlffltß. Apply In handwriting of applicant. Address Box 204 Philadelphia Pont 0111ce. NV - ANTED-A SALESMAN. AND TRAVELLER in an old-establiehed WHOLESALE PAINT Appliants must thoroughly understand the business. have a large acquaintance with the Trade, and bring the best of references. Address J. 8.. Sex 33.99rew York. Post Office. se3-6t SIT ATION . WAN97EI AS BOOK , KEEPER by a person_who eau produce zatiefactory referee ce from former employers. Address B H M., No. 600 North TENTH: Street. sea-3t' ALESMAN WANTED-ONE SV #0 has a thorough knowledge of , tbe retail dry goods' business, of agreeable manners. coed temper, and fully capable of the rusition of Sapertiatendent of a first-class establishment. Address "X. ID- ," North Amor - team Office, staDng age. terms, reference. &c. se2-315.. WANTED SAO...RSA:IAN " IN , A Carpet Sto e. Address " D." at this office, with reference. se22t* WANTED- n7 , ', A WHOLESALE WANT-ED-17. HARDWARE STORE; a Person having several Years' experience Address. "G., at this *face, giving real name, address, and terile.. set-3t. WANTED -TO GO TO WASHING TON, D. C , fn work in the Quartermaster's De partment, 1.00 LABORERS (accustomed to. handling home) and 200 CATtPHNTERS. Apply. for fitrther par ticulars, at 253'7--South .PBONT Street, between 9 and 3 o'clock. A. BOYD, - Capt. and A. (1 M., 11. S. A. _PITILADELPIIIA. August 31, 1 , 33 sel-3t WANTED.-BY A YOUNG MAN. OF T good- education, a SITUATION . in a first-class Shipping or Coinzaission house, to learn the business; or. es Acenantant in any manufacturing establishment. Unexceptionable reference given Address, for one week, ' Shipping.'''Press office Phila. sel-6t. WANTED- BY A. YOUNG: MAN , one who. spools German, and a gradttate of the B fah School and Bryant and Stratton's College, a SITIJA TION In a wholesale house Address T. CONDER.ItAtsr, 925 North SYTEIDTH Street. sel-31. WANTED PER .DAY.--WE - TT -- want,reha - ble. energetic canvassers and agents In every comity, for a genteel bnaln_stes at a commis:skis of from fig t0.;16 per day. No humbug. Experisneed eanvassers preferred, but room for all. Address C. V. DITUN & CO., Pe.bliOkers, At . either Cincinnati Ohio; Okicago, Illinois• or 161; BBADB &W est, New York. - gm. WiANTED TO • RENT-A- GOOD SIT4EO HOUSE, with zreo4ern convimiances and large yard, in Germantow.nror WeEi, Philadelphia, near a relined:wade. d ilih DEPUTY .QUARTZ W A WISE 11100 A*MISIIAL'S 0 791C&. — ParraDmPTILU F. 0, 30€10. WANTED immediately .to starry COAL to. thr.AtikorrinstPol e nta im : ' ee r y - - 4%1, Fort Monroe. Va.] Alexandria, Va. • Itewbern, N. O. - Fort Royal, 8. C. A. BOYD. Captain and Aisatat. Qaartermaster. al TO RENT-A LARGE AND. CON ..r4i-VEDTIENT DWELLING HOUSE, recently built and furnished with all the modern con,y eniences, and finished fhronghlont in superior style, No, 1534 South FIFTH Etreek Tient $.325 per annum. Apply to- C. S. CLOSE anti J. H. CHUBB. sea-2t* Oa FOR SALE-CHESTER-COUNTY FARM, containingOO aores, within a few minutes' walk of a Railroad Station, near West Chester; large and sutztantially built Stone Betiding% nicely watered, dm Apply to B PUTTIT, se3 309 WALNUT Street. FOR SALE- VALUA ST N, 41 . PROVED Bucks. county' FAR kf, in a high state of cultivation, convenient to Railroad Station, containing 94 acres. Stock, Crops, and Farming Implements will be sold with the Farm. Altogether for $7.000. Applr t, se3 E PETTIT, No 309 WALNUT Street MISS DARE HAS REMOVED FROM 14)8 Chestnut street to 223 South BROAD Street, above Locust, and is prepared to receive families and single persons who wish permanent boarding • sel-fit* CONGBESS HALL, CAPE MAY.- The public are respectfully informed that this first class Hotel will continue 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 Sr WEST. .auY6-12t Proprietors. VAN DEUSEN & BOEHMER HAVE this dav associated with themselves JOHN VAN DEI:TeEN. The business will be continued under the name of. VAN DEUSEN. BOBInfER , & CO. CORNELIUS VAN DEUSEN, HENRY BOBIEMER. JOHN VAN DEXISEN, Septeinber la, 1863. set-3t* 1V -- OTICE.JOSEPH LEA HAS ASSO -,- MATED with him JAMES IMOCAR TER and sciaW U.- FRALEY in tho transaction of the Commission Easi ness,ni w bi c h will herafier be condneted under tho Er Of JOSEPH LEA Sr CO.. 12S and 130 CHESTNUT Street. PHILADELPHIA. September 1, 1863 set. PHILADRIPHI.A. F A3WRINSIIitA.NC 406 ORESTITIIT Strati! PHILADI Flra AND INLA.I DM:ea: frauds 14. Pack, ()hes. Richardson, Henry Lewis, Jr., John W. Evertriez. Philip S. Justice. .."1 W. Dvds, PIIAPtCIS WILLIAM I I,lololl' 81 ONLY FOR AN ACCURATE AND AG REB.I.I3LE LiKENEES.—Colored Pliotagra-; tis finely execuAcal at RELllitft'ai roPtilsir oatiera. fnl artists, Eacuro one at once. 85003 D Str a p:,, above eretlA, it* AUCVION. SALVA. NEW PO j 111.1fGATI 4 )ri.*,. WANTS. Y. A.," Ws office FOR SALE AND TO LET. ItOAItDING. SUMMER RESORTS. COPARTNERSHIPS. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 1E •• OOMPAINTL. NO KURIL. . ND liiBDl.O,OOX TOSS. - 4 . 12: 2 rV-1,4. 2. John Kessler. :',a,, Chez. Stokes, • I. 11. Doseehals. Joseph D. kilts.' EtroK. President., :OE AIIDSON, Vice Pzeilifirito M.. Sciexptarr rip.lB-14tr.t AMUSIETWETITS. PaCHESTNUT -BT. THEATER--; ne and Manager Mr. WM. WHEATLEY. EDWIN BOOTH in an entirely NEW CHARACTER. THURSDAY EVENING. September 3d. to Phlladeb-hia. of SECOND NIGHT. „ lady itten z ithig VlCTOß RIIGHYS in Three Acts, en titled PLAT' Jl. trY BLAB EDY BLAB, second time EDWIN BOOTH. To conclude wan the Lauchabie edu.ical Farce. „lied THE LOAN OF A LOVER FEIDAY-FAREWELL BENEFIT OF EDWIN 600 T R", when wi 1 1 be performei. for f) LAS r TIME. BUY DLAS. mEw CIHESTNTJT. ITEATRE.— L „ E „ „ lad Manager Mr. WM. WHEATIAT OPENING REGULAR I -O ALL 2 F NIPWINTER BENSON _FIRST NIGHT - - - - of the Engagem,it. , tad first aprearance in three bears, of the celebrated Iris' 'comedian and vocalist, and production of JOB y 4. COLLINS, - V B ROUG R AM'S Grand Roman- THE DL 'RR'S MOTTO, tic Drama, in Three Act,. ' and a PrAegne, entitled now being played at the . TYceum Theatre. London. and rden, Sew York. 'which has attracted crov, 'clod houses during the past three months, at Bible's Oa . MR, vim . NyHEATLEY 'will have the honor of main n; his lint appearance in six months bl Azi t y his rd ,e o l. s b T iv s ed , r . R . ' it i ff, A vh h i c r if o aker and an actual outlay of MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS, will be presented with - ENTIRELY NEW S ORNRRY. NEW COSTIM 'RS. AND D . % BALLET. A GRAND .cosrs SA'IURDAY EVENING, SEP BER 15th. AITD v EIGHT, TILL. FIXATE. BR NOTICE, Will be performed A NEW RlltArP,Clci BRA Wes, in Three Acts and a Preioe,e THE DUKE'S MOTTO, DT.UMNBWM , AIN. MR. COULEE, who has purchased the solo rig at of vivre - mutation of Elie great. Play in America. will , appear ag C ARRICRFERA 11)8 . an Irish Soldier of Portnne, th 6 songs "Wine. Bright Wise." acd " While s Life There's Hope: words of the latter by John Brormik are, and Music by IL B. Bodwoeth. MR. WE. WELEATA -tEir . . in his original character of CAPT rim DE . LAGA BOERS, stavvrted by Messrs. F. Mordannt, Messra..6, Oallagher, E. Lamb, TA ()meson, J. W. Blaisdll, vol . !Hams, B. C. 'Dubois, cwt. land, &c. S. Seymour, Miss...M.crf , CVella. 88. Holmes, Mis Rose-l! ' tin g• C. 14 enri, ' , A rs nb a riti, :Henri, J. Evers, Miss Cooper. .a DOUBLE CORPS ..D8.8.5.a.n., Er. ~, and numerous auxiliames. Daring tha evening, the Orchestaa,vga, ter the direc tion cf . . Ma MARK HASSL3R, " will perform ctoice selections of PoPillar/A 'lsle- Seatß may be:if:mired TARES DAYS IY ADZ ASCU. WALNU'r STREET THBAT'IIE. Lessee.. • . Dirs. M. Gfr.Rl tig17207. THIS (Thursday) EVENING, SerktrzrOet 3 d , THE GRE.Tn aria' e.orratex; sENORITA CUBAS, wholaht evening main! a TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. LAYENPrEO. THE (TIPSY BROTHER. EssayingtE e characters of H AREA DE LACY (son of Countenalle la Fle./ad, and LAVE GED (the Gipsy Brother). The Pieee.ia produced with ENTIRE NEW SCENERY. by 3lirtarc3Le NEW COSTUMES, by Signorlt'atrrsßo. Isnrinn the recess the beim has baen ENI,AE GED , RE-DECORATED, SEHODEraD' AND ELEGANTLY lIPEOUTEgEII. Box Ofdes opea daily from 10 till 3 o'clock, resat seats may be secured.: Adrolebivn, Dress Circle and Parquette, 60 cents. `_:d cents. emphilbeatre. Si cents. 55:1 MU SI CAL FUND HALL, LOCUST street, between BIG HTA awl NINTH THE aII( 74IFMNIAIiT SUCCESS' 02 THE GHOST! THE GHOSTI THE REAL GENUINE PROF. PEPPEIT.'s .;.110T EVERY EVENISG.THtS WEER. and WEDNESDAY" and SATURDAY AFTER NOON& the Ghost will appear„. in connection with” ROSS' CELEBRATED ST E RBO , sCOIrk- TICON, which took the Era Freminin at the World's• Fair, in London, and is considered by the - entire eaten.- tile fraternity to be BE BEST IN THE WORLD.- The Managers will give ONE 'IROLISAND DOLLARS . _ to any person who may be able to prove otherwise. A NEW GHOST ..Y.VEh.T DIG LIP, new and beautiful VIEWS every night, non-and novel feafttres in the presentation of the Ghost., which have never before ' oxen attempted in America, are to be brought forward immediately - . DON'T PAIL TO GO 'TO MUSICAL FIIII-D HALL.. and see the BEST GHOST. an& TH_E ONLY GHOST that can be seen from head to foot, standtng.erect. America. Admission, .26 conks. Reserved Scats. 50 cents. For sale at GOIII.DIi, corner Seventh and Chestnut, streets. and at the CORTIVISN'TAL HOTEL set-it" CONCERT A 4rT , L.-CONCERT HALL._ THE GHOST! THE GHOST! GRAND SUCOESS GIGAND SUCCESS OF THE GREAT SPECTRAL- ILLEPION. THE.GEOST! THE OflosTt legitimately and •preperly produced, under the-personal supervision of MR/ H. WATKINS, the first who presented- it to the AM2RICAN_.PUBLIC at Wallaclt's. NEN , York - , and pronounced to be the ITOST ASTOVISEIING PHENOMENON ever exhibited - to the world. It is given nightly in Et scene, and with dramatic &reels entirely- orcenal. with Mr. Watitine, nrecedsfrby an exhibition of the - ANIERIeeN STEREOPTICON. a new and powerful'apparatus. producing GIGANTIC ST2IIEOSCOPIC MAME% covering over 4-090 , square feet of illuminated canvaa. most exquisitely pentect and exactly faithful. From one to ten thousand persons can look at-once. as they would at the actual scene. WITH SYMPATHETIC SATISFACTION. .116- The r: sources of the Stereopticon are endless. THE %BOA' IS VISIBLE EVERY EVENING, EVERY EVENUSG, and on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT CONCERT HALL. a- Tickets atents. Secured Seats 2.5 ceute extra. boors open at IN o'clock. Commences! , 8, aa3141 pENNSYLVANIA. ACADEMY OP -a- TEM PER - A AMTS. 1C15,6 CEIEST.2IIT STREBT. OPEN DAThy (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M. UM 6 P. N. Admission gTcants. . Children half price. 3e29-tt HOTELS. NATIONAL HOTEL, wAsEalteloN. D. 0. E. - B. BENSON, PROPELEEO3I, ltormetin of , tha ash and Howe, - 1= He isdetevnalaed to =ETU and hopes is receiye, share of puhila patroaage jel9-Lm ETROVOLITAN JAD- (LATE BROWN' ) _a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Netween. Sixth and Seventh streets. WASHINGTON CPP.r... ra'r22-6m PROPOSALS. RSIS TAINT. QUAaTERMASTER: GENERAL'S OFFICE, • PieGLADELpiIm. 'ad : September,. BR PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until Fat- DAY. September 11. at 12. o'clock M., for the delivery ill this city, on or before the let day!-of October next, of.the following articles:. 20 tons Tire-Iron, 23j inch hg.K-inch, 16 feet long, 10 do do 2N-inch. by si-inch. 16 feet long. 2' do Hammered i 7.011, best quality. 2N-inch by-v . 2 tons Hammered-Iron, %inch best quality. 1 inch Square. 5 do. Round Iron, - SWO Is Spring 5tee1,..734-lanb. by K-inch. '2-100 do do IN -al Ch N.-inch. 1000 do Steel, for.Toe.Ccs.ks. 100 do Copper Sivas and-Burrs, %-inch. iu_lb,papars -ICO do do do do its do,. 100 do do do do .li-inch, do do. LOOO king Bolts. Army standard. 10,001/Bolts and Hots, assorted :5 kegs Wrought Spikes. 5 inch. s';' do do.; do- 6-inch 500 ~White-wasErnetta6, 10-knot; uamPin-required %o Scrub Brushes, hand, do, do. ,d Dust Brushes. - do. 1,00 Harking Brushes. do. 3.4.1 Paint Brushes, assorted, do, do.' 500 Corn Brooms, beer Shaker, do., do. 200 Pick Handles, do, do. Stable R.kes, :lard wood, 14 teeth-, de do. 200 ohovels, long handle, _ do do. 'The right is resenTed to reject all bids. deemed too, high. A BOYD, sea-8t Capt. and. Ass't Quartermaster. A SSISTAXT QUARTERati - ALS:TE,R. GENERAL'S OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, 20...reptember, 1933. PROPOSALS will be received ek this office until: THURSDAY, Mininet.:at 12 o'clock AR , for the deliverY, in this city of the following articles:• Bone Brushes, wodd. best quality„sample required. Stablel3rooms, bestraitan, sample required. Bail Bucketv,,pine or caner. sample required. - Breast Chains, army standard. Curry Combs, heavy and of good- quality, sample. re, quired. Strap Ircu. a:sorted, pounds. Cat Nails, lie. l Cut Nails, __l2.c. I In kegs of 100rbs. each. Cut Bails. at . Cut Nails, 40c. - Horse-shoe Reaps, 14 to 18-inch, "Moss &-Go , thle." - Hand Saws, cross cut. Hand Saws, rip.' _ Shovels, short handle. Bidders must state in their proposals the price, van tity bid for, and time of delivery. The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too.higlt. 5e3410 . A. BOY - D, OaPt.. and A. Q, M. ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTEI4 GB- IsIESAL'S 0,3'.F10E, PRILADELPiIIA, September 2,1003. PROPOSALS will be received at this °thee the Sth inst. at 12 o'clock, for the delivery in Ihis city of the following articles Mule Collars, 11 tol7 :h. Horse Collars, 1S to 20 inch. Wagon Saddles. Tar Pots. - Axle Washers. Akmy Wagon Wheels, Mud, Army Stengard. _Ambulance Wheels, Rind, " Ambulance Wheels, Pront, Cooplins• Wagon Tongues, .t 'rebalance Tongues, • Front Rounds. Bidders must state in their proposals the price, quan tity bid for, and time of delivery, The right is reserred to reject all - bide deemed too high. A. BOYD. 5.2-6 t Contain and A. Q. Of. WATCHER AND JEWELRY. 11 MUSICAL BOXES. IN SHELL AND ROSEWOOD CAST, playing from lio 12 tunes,' choice Opera at. d Ao d. can Melodies. FARR & BROTHER. Importer sel 6m 324 e CHESTNUT Street, below For alb, jaAM ERIC A.N WATCHE",& IN 2,3, 4. and 5-oz. SILVER CASES, C. & A. P.SQUIGNO Es, Man¢factorera of Watch '3, 68 , No 32. S. FIFTH Streat, Between Cheutnat a- „ - t Market. I:=1 - • - IQRIISYELL, FINE AY.DIRIOAN and Imported WATCNSS, Flu& fated are • 22 North Jy23-Fort SDETR Street. FINE WATCH REPAIRING by the . most ex' osionced workmen, v warranted for o Wont_ attended - to , Watchded to. .A FOR ALB AiryAND TROY -Barge TAD" jisry - Rust; master, is v oi loading for the abo , nts, S lid will leave on mB,NDAY, eePlanar .; „ A at o'clock P. For freight ' will " - W. 41 be taken on reasonable bairns, apply to ' , ' 2 ' tit ..10.1 South DELAWARE' A ono no. WitT - 11) -F X/N : • /21 " NFY AND COUSISELLOR AT LAW. 13ao been con- ti , s_tenyrtrat. TENNESSEV. fegsionr ~tantly engaged lc the practice of hie pro- Z." l '.,tbe collection of Claim. at brashirille, fog dITS.TEEN YRANS mel" REFERENCES ...-h. Sibley, Moulton, St. Woodruff: Messrs. 1)11. -WILSON'S .WATER•OURIt fiv ° lank Est.bmnent is pleasantly boasted at 645 North'PHLHTEENTH street. - Philade)ntain. aur.l-12r- 250 000 FEET SPRUCE JOis - r._ R. A. & J. 1. BROAD BAd GREEN Streets. R. POTTS, Proprietor. B.IISSELL. 22 th or SIX.TII Street

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