lisnraL. /stavrOATrOrr.-=-9olornon Andrews, of
Forth Amboy, writes to the New York Herald: •
Will you' have - the ' goodness to publish, for the•
Information of Scientific men, the leer that the twen
ty revolutions made by my aerial ship in her, spiral
circle of a half mile diameter were made in the time
of fourteen and a half minutes . ] - Td me the moat
astonishing thing was that the material of which
ohs was withstood the reeistance of the
•air at so great a velocity. It was, however, prepared
for it, by being brought i to a point at the bow ends
of the three cylindroula over conical Orson of cork
five inches in diameter at their base. Strong cord
secured these points to the apex of light strips of
wood, extending along the sides of each eylindroid,
and meeting together at that point.
k, your reporter has spoken within bounds as to the
\ lrate of her 01)0. The first eleven revolutions were
made in seven minutes and a few ecaonds. The last
three revolutions Were made in three and a half
minutes. A gradual diminution of velocity was a
matter of course. The cir3les did, not diminish in
diameter, for they appeared larger to the view as
she ascended, and they must have increased in size
from her slower movement, owing to a diminution
of the votive power, as well as the rarer air acting
upon' her rudder.. Hence the ealculation made by
your_ reporter ou the whole 'lumber of revolutions,
U. the whole period of time heforeitio was lost to
view in the upper strata of clouds, falls far short of
her greatest velocity. It must have been over two
huncri d miles per hour in the early,portionof her
.ediral movement.
A LADY DIES WRIT:v. BEING Snrusgranam—A
singular cage of death occurred at Altoona, on Saha'.
(lay morning, at 2 o'clock. Kra. Or. J. M.13-emmill
(formerly Mrs. 0. T. Harris', had retied at 11 o'clock
the previous evening, in ner usual health, and in
fine spirits. About 12 o'clock a brass band called to
serenade the doctor, and about the' same time he
was celled away to gee a patient. After the doctor
left, Mrs. G. arose, and called her niece into the
room to hear the music, and then sat down at the
window. When the baud bed finished playing, her
niece Turned-to speak to her, and observed some
thing unusual in her appearauce. Mrs. G. left her
seat at the, window, and threw herself upon the bed.
.}ler Meet.. approached her, and asked her whether
she was suffering, and she replied, "Very severely.'!
A megtenger was at once despatched for the doctor;
who was soon, at her side, but he found her insensi.
Inc, and she expired in a few minutes. tier death
was caused by apoplexy.—Piilsburry. Gazette.
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burg,Pennsylvania, to Miss Georgians Hill, of Philadel
phia. No cards. * ,
BROWN—POTTS.--On the 7th inst., by the Rev. W.
W. Taylor. Francis H. Brown son of the gallant 001.
Brown. to Miss Emma Potts, all of Philadelphia. *
LUTZ—iCHNELL. —On Mondaevening, 6th inst., by
the Rev. Dr. W. J. Mann, Mr. John M. Lutz - to Miss
CarolineSchnelL all of this city. "'
EirEl3J.
MOCIRR —at Wilmington, Del., on the Bth int t. ;John
Moore, in the 29th year of hie age.
The relativee and friends of tbe ;family are
invited to attend his funeral. from the residence of hie
father, Benjamin 14 Moore. Ice. 811. Market street, Wil-
Ini) gtoii: on Sixth-day afternoon, the lith inst., at 3
o'clock. •
t TINTS —On the Bth inst.. Sarah A - , wife of Charles
'Stines, and eldest daughter of Joseph and Mary Denagre.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly -invited -to attend oar funeral, from the residence of
ler father, Forty-third street, above Hav-rford, West
Philadelphia, - morrow ( Friday) morning; at 9 o'clock.
w,t hoot further notice To proceed to Woodland Come
.
h F.Y.Si.I: —On Tuesday morning,
3 tly inst., Martha
'Erre, wife of Peat. Keyser. '
'The ielatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend lux funeral, from her husbaud's residence, Ne.
510 North Fourth iAreet, OJT Ft idity morning, llth inet.. at
9 o'clock. To proceed to Germantown
.BAER —At Norristown. on the 9th inst.,Rev. Charles
A Boer* Pastor -of- Lutheran Trinity Curch, of that'
.
place. -
Fun sral service.tt. will he held on Friday - morning, in
Rev. Dr. Halsey's Church. The congregation and friends
are respectfullyinvited to attend. The Lutheran Clergy
are specially invited , to attend.
LEWI B.—A t Avondale, Delaware county.Pennsylva
nio, on Monday, the lihjnit., Catloadar Irvine Ltewiki.
of Philadelphia:
Hisdriencle are invited. without .farther - notice, to.at
tend his funeral, `this day, 10th instant at 12 o'clock,
from the 'residence of his sinter, Mrs. Mary B. Leiper.
To proceed to the-Ridley-Presbyterian Church. -
N trBLE. —On the Bth nist:/Clara Amelia. only daugh
ter of John and amelia'Noble, aged 9 months
The relatives and 'friends of the family are- invited
to attend the funeral, from theretidence of her parents.
No. 613 South Thirteenth street, this (Thursday) morning,
the 10th inst., at 9 o'clock, without farther notice.
' SHOWELL. - -At Torresdale. Philadelphia, on TnesdaY
morning, Stirinst Edward B. Showell. of thus city, in
the 32d year of hie age.
His friends and those of the family are respectfully
invited ( without further notice) to attend his- funeral,
onFriday morning Sept. 11th, 1863. at eleven o'clock.
froin his latoresidence, No. 121 North Thirteenth' at.
DR RROWN—On Tuesday evening, Sept. Sth, Benne
villa De Brown, in the 86th year c.f his age. +.
BELL.—On the Bth inst., John- Elliott, infant son of
Samuel and Caroline A. Bell.
CLIFTON. —On the 6th inst. , Charles F., only child of
.
I aniel C. and Maggie F. Clifton. aged 2 years.
DlNSMORR:—Suddenly. on the 7th inst., Benjamin,
only son' of Robert and Mary Dinsmore, aged I year. 6
month a.. an dl3 d s.
ELLISS.—In .111, - ,nbromery county. on the 9th inst., of
scarlet favor, Willie youngest c ild ;,also, da the Rh,
Laura P.. eldest, and aamoel, second, all children of
Capt. W. Miss and the late Alice F. Bilies. *
M . 0 URN - IN G GOODS, FOR 'FALL
SALES.-Just opened. Fall stock of.
Black Reps. Cashmeres. Merinoes, Bombazines,
Tamoses,.Moueselines. Silks. Baratheas
Throne, Australian Crams, Faramattas
Reps Anglais, Oriental Lustros, Alpacas. - .
English Grapes. Veils, Thibet. Long and. Square
Shawls, Ice.
Also, Second Mourning, Flannels. Balmorals, and.
Dress Goods of various fabrics.
BESSOB & SON. Mourning Store.
eel(' - 01.8 GREiTAIIT Street.
EYRE & LANDELL OPEN .TO-DAY
for Fall Sales,
Rich Printed Kerinoes, Delainetr, Bowl. Ste., dre.
& NDELL OPEN TO-DAY
- 1 -. 1 New Silks for Fall Sales;
Corded Silks, Figured Silks
Moire Antiques, Pont de Soies. &c
EXHIBITION
OF THE
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIO,
TUESDAY EVENING, 15,
And continuing Wednesday and Thursday, the 16th and
17th. Day and Evening. The displav of
FRTJITS; FLOWERS, AND VEGETABLES ,
WILL BE -LARGE AND FMB.
THE BALLBOOAI FLOOR
will be laid over the Parquet andtogether with:
THE SPAIHOUS 'STAGE,
will be devoted. to the Plants, Flowers. Ornamental De•
algae, &c. The stage will also . be elegantly, draped . and
decorated with ,rock work,-fountains, &a
- THE LOBBIES. AND VESTIBULES
be set apart-thr the:display of Ornamental iron
work, Pottery,. - Hanging Vases, Tern 'Cases, Aqua
-L.IIMM, Wire Work, Gardening' Utensils Sto,
THE ELEGANT FOYER' -
will be filled with the choicest specimens of Trutt, and a
large Hall will be devoted to the
VEGETABLES,
WRGFELD'S OELEBRA.TED BAND
will peiform - every evening, nod the entire building
will be
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED
dnliDg
the
day
miraIIVNITIEIkIS
- - - - - - .
of the choicest kinds will be furnished. -
Contributions of Fruit Flowers, .Plante:-Vegetables,
Fern Caere, Aquariums, thantom or Skeletonized Bou
quets, Rustic adornments, ac., (for which pre
miums are offered) are solicited. Applications can be
made to the secretary, A. W. HARRISON, No. 26 South
SEVENTH Street, or; to J. H. MITCHELL, president,
No. 310 YORK Avenue. ,
. .
• •
.d.nrittaisde26..cents. - Member& _Tickets, admitting
one gentleman and two ladies to the Exhibition and to
the monthly meetings.. &c.. 'until the Ist of January
next, will be furnished "hr One Dollar, on application to
the Treasurer, HENRY , A. DEBEE, 327 CHESTNUT
Street.
• sar Articles for exhibition will be received on HON
D from 1 o'clock ts 6P. 111 and on TUESDAY, from 7
to 12 A. M., on the Broad street and Locust-street
fronts. To prevent confusion, the wagons must head
North on Broad street, and West on Locust street.
NOTICE.-- THE 'ANNUAL INEMT
ING- of - the HANDEL AND HAYDN SONSTY
will be held on TUESDAY EVENING, September 15,Iat
the southeast corner of NINTH and SPRING GARDEN
Streets, at 8 o'clock: The members, and all persons de
sirous of uniting with the Society this season, are re
spectfully invited to be present. -
self/8V E. F. STEWART, Secretary.
MUNIV . MRSITY 00.P.ENNSYLVA.MIA.,
LAW DEPARTMENT.—A Term will commence
'on THURSDAY, .the let of OCTOBER next. The Intro
ductory lemurs will be delivered by PROF. MORRIS. at
EIGHT o'clock in the evening of - that day, at the LEC
TURE ROOM, in the NORTH COLLEGE sep 7-tool
PHILA.DIGLPHIA. AND ,READING
RAILROAD COMPANY, °Mee g. 27 South
FOURTH Street. Pnii,AnalYMlA, September 2, 3863.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The following-named persons
are entitled to a Dividend on the. Common Stock of this
Company. The residence of" Several of them is un
known, and it Is, therefore. necessark that the'certifi
rates of stock should be :presented on sidling for the
Dividend. S. BRADFORD,. Treasurer.
r,ocykaoLii;
Mrs. mary ßis hop,p
Timothy C. Boyle,
Clement Biddle,
Ann Copeland:
A.Emslie and J. Newbold,
Trustees. 4-
Debbie A. Hughes.
Semi T. Harrison,
James Hallowell.
James W. Halloivell,
Catherine C. Kennels,
Daniel Klapp,
Mary Kuhn, ..' _ •
Chas. Kuhn, Hartman,
Kahn. and J. H. Kahn, Ex:
,1
of S. Kuhn.
R. V. R. Leine Extra.
and James 0. Schaff. Ex. of
John S. Lessee, dec'd,
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPAlM.September 7, 1863.—The Dl
rectore have this - day_declared a DIVIDEND'of SEVSN
Dukl,LiillB and 2.llr'ff CENTS per share on the Stock of
the Company for the last six months, which will be paid
to,the Stookheldere.or their legal representatives, after
the 17th instant. . WE G. on NM&
seS-tlB . Secretary.
M_ A MEETING OF THE STOCK
R :-
OLDERS of the OIL CREEK AND RIDGWAY
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held , at the .CONTI
RENTAL HOTEL. to Philadelphia, on MONDAY; Sep
tember 21st, 1863, at 12 o'clock' M.
ALBERT. WILLIS.
GEORGE DICKINSON,
JAMES A: _BRAZIE,
JAMES H. MAYA.
Cornmisaioners.
ses.l4t
pr".a.:MMlt AVM maLMOADITS.--li. JO.
'SXPELZAOKEY. de Paris, Gerant de la Matson
ItkIiD'VTLLMSTOKES, Marchand TalGear, No. 609 L
CHESTNUT Street, :Philadelphia, a lihonnenr d'"aViSer
des nombreuximisr et connaissances (airlift qua Phone
rable public) gni Pon de la favorise de lour. clientele,
vientrderesevoir de . Paris et -Londres, les modes les
plus reroutes et les mieux_porieee pour la salmon d'ete.
GRANDVILLB , STO :=l:a a mils a ea disposition les
ateoffee les plus belles at les mettles:es quanta% des pre
mieres manufacturee'd'Murope. ,
Les officieres at - soldsts de tont
_grades y tronvront les
meillenres. I:minter - W(4oes, a dee prix tees moderes
LVegance deott'Coapei , atneque /e cachet de distinction.
qua. kcaracteritsf. est dos tropsetittup ‘ l?,lia Ponsmt
MillOttrAttlims mutter J7 ice'
NNATIONAL UNION NOMINA-
A-v
'IONS.
R§' NAMES
3. Lancaster..
Percy M: Lewis.
Penny Mary alitcherson.
John - Mclntyre. -
John. S. Moore.
Saraeshlcßnight ?
Beni. B. Newport.
Bert.t..Pott
W R. Rodman,
Sarah Ann Richards.
Henry B. Sherer.
Maria L. Sadler,
Andrew Turner, -
Mrs: - -Rebecca Ulrich,
Asher M. Wright,
W. 11 'llioVickar,
Anstin Smith,
Willis Sc Co.. ' se& stnth-if
POLITICAL.
ISTATE orvias,aa
FOB. GOVERNOR,
ANDREW a CURTIN
FOR JUDGE OF §IYPERDIEtOURT,
• DANIEV AGNEW.
SENATOR—FIRST SENATORI s.r. DISTRICT
JERI:Dr/AU liIOIIOLS.
REPUESENTATIVIO
tat Dietrict—WlLLlAM. FOSTER.
24 4, THOMAS J. CHOATE.
3d— " THOMAS T. WILLS.
4th " JOHN D. WATSON.
sth WILLIAM W. WATT.
6th ic ISAAC H. 0 , 11.A.RA.
7th " THOMAS COCHRAN.
6th " JAMES N. KERNS.
Sth "' CHARLES DIXEY.
loth " S. S. PANOOA.ST.
11th " ISAAC A. SHEPPARD.
12th " LUKE V. SUTPHIN.
13th " WILLIAM Y. LEADER
14th " PREDERiOS. a•Erz.
15th WILLIAM F. saltra.
16th " EDWARD G.•LEE.
17th JAMES'MILLER.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
RECORDER OF DIEDS.
LEWIS R.'BROONALL
PROTHONOTARY; 0y DISTRICT COURT.
GEORGE KELLY
CLERIC OF.(X)IIIIT OF 4IIARTEIC;BEEISIONI3.
GEORGE if; MOORE
oottorrns.
W TAYLOR.
QITF OFFMRS.
OCTY TRISASURICR.
HEN/it BUM6I.
- CITY COIIIIIIISSIONISIL
PHILIP R. HAMILTON.
By ordet of the City Committee of Superintendettoo
UNION MASS MEETINGS
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE 800313,
COMMONWEALTH BUILDINGS, 6 , 11 CHESTNUT St
Governor CURTIN; in company with distinguished
(galore from adjoining States, will address the people
of Pennsylvania at the times and' places named in the
folloWing schedule:
At KITTANNIVO., 'Armstrong county, TUESDAY,
At ERIE, Erie county, THURSDAY, Sept, 10th.
At MEADVILLE. Crawford. county, SATURDAY
At PITTSBURG, Allegteuy cOuutT. WEDNESDAY,
At GREENEBURG, Westraorelan4 county, THURS
DAY, Sept. I.7th. -
At ALTOONA, Blair counti. FRIDAY, Sept ISth.
At CATASAUQUA, Lehigh county, SATURDAY. Sept.
19th..
At EASTON, Northampton county, MONDAY. Septem-
At NORRISTOWN, Montgomery county, TUESDAY,
Sept. 22d.
' At WEST CHESTER, Chester county, WEDNESDAY.
Sept. 2&i.
At BEAVER, Be.iver county, FRIDAY, Sept. 29th.
At WASHINGTON, Arashington county, SATURDAY,
At INDIANA, Indiana county. MONDAY, Sept. 28th."
At WILKESBARRE, Lucerne ... county, WEDNESDAY.
At SCRANTON, Lucerne county, THURSDAY. Octo
her Ist. a
- At TOWANDA. Bradford county, SATURDAY. Cato
ber 3d:
At BELLEFONTE, 'Centre county : , TUESDAY, .ooto
lier Stn. .
At YORK, York county, WEDNESDAY, October 7th.
At READING. Berks county, THURSDAY, October Bth.
At POTTSVILLE. Schuylkill county, FRIDAY. Octu.
At PHILADELPHIA, SATURDIY, October 10.
We have reasonehle Lopes of having in the pending
canvas the aid of
Governor.JOHNSON. Of.Tennesseez .
Governor PIyIIPANT. „
GovereoF BRADISSPC - of
JOHN BROUGEr, the next Govern - or of Ohio:
Hon: DANIEL B—DICKINSON. of New York;
Gen LOGAN, of Illineie;
Gen. BUTLER, of Massachusetts,
And many other distinguished gentlemen, including
Many eloquent advocates of the Union Cause in Penn.
sylvania. No pOssible efforts will be spared to secure as
full and thorough a discussion of-the momentous issues
now snbmitte4 to the people as the brief period-nowre
maining will allow, and it is enjoined upon all friends
of the Union Cause to secure the attendance of their fel
low-citizens ripon the occasions..
WAYNE McVEAGII, Chairman.
Geo. W. FLtainasix,t secret •
- _
W. W. Hare, 3 , selo
MILITARY NOTICES.
CORPS OF- HONOR. U. S. A.
HEADQUARTERS RECRUITING Batty - MB.
, -INVALID CORPS FOR PHILADELPHIA, -
$43 South Tam Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLDIERS honorably discharged on account of dia
. ability will apply for information or enlistment in the
INVALID CORPS
to lileut.HUBER BASTIAN, Invalid Corps; .
• •
243 S.> Third street, Philadelphia,
Or to J. W. DEAN. Invalid Corps,
_ 61l Brown street, and
N. E. corner Broad and Spring Garden, staPhila.'
Pay and allowances, escdpting bo_nnty. and pension.
Caine as in 11. S. Infantry. - -B. W. MATTHEWS,
Major let Pa. Art. and Supt. Invalid Corps for Philadel-
Phia. ans tt
$402 BOUNTY.
RECRUITS WANTED
For the 12th II- S. Infantry. ABLE-BODIED MEN
between the ages of IS and 45 years. THE ABOVE
LARGE BOUNTY CEASES 021..Tk1E 25TH-OF SEPTEM
BER. Forlurther particulars apply to -•
WM. SERGEANT, Capt. 12th . Infanfry,
• Recruiting Officer,
set-Im - 21%9 South FRONT Street.
- QUARTERS-A-tiQIJARTERS OF PROVOST
- 1--1- MARSHAL, FIRSTRISTRICT, PA-, M 45 South
THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA. September 5, 1863.
This Office will be 'open daily; from 8 A. M. - to" 3 P. M.
AU Drafted Men of the Second; Third Fourth, and Fifth
wards, who have not reported,' and whose time has not
been extended, will be apprehended forthwith as de
erertere •
A reward of ten dollars will be paid for deserter's.
The SIXT,H WARD (being the Fifth Sub-District)
will be heard in the following order:'
MONDAY, Sept 7, Nos. 1 to 100 inclusive.
TUESDAY, Sept. 8, Nos:101 to sOO inclusive. . -
WEDNESDAY. Sept 9, Not 101 to 300 inclusive.
THURSDAY, Sept.:lo, Nos.. 301 to 400 inclusive.
FRIDAY. Sept, 11, Nes 401 to 637 inclusive.
SATURDAY, for the hearing or cases generally.
B.—Substitutes have preference,
WM. E. LEHMAN, ,
'Provost Marshal and 'President of the Board.
, CHARLES MITRPHY,
Commissioner of the Board.
N. H: - MARSELIS,
eel-tf Surgeon of the Board.
1114 E AD QII.A.RTERS OF PROVOST
Jul- MARSHAL, TRIED DISTRICT, Pa. •
—ILADELPIIIA. September 6, 1869.
Notice le hereby given to all drafted persons of the
Nineteenth ward that their time for claiming exemption,
- off(rmg,.anbstitittes, or reporting for duty, is extended.
until 'SATORDAY, September I.BBth, inst after which
time all those persons faiiing to comply with the above
notice will be liable to arrest as deserters.
Notice is also given to those draf tad partors of the
Eighteenth ward -who have not . as vet reported them•
selves, that, failing to'do so by SitTURD a.Y. September
12th. met.; they will- be published -- as deserters, and ar
rested
By order of the Board. of Enrolment.
Sat:Oß 6.. STRATCH,
Captaitrand Provost Marshal,
FRANKLIN D. STERNER Commissioner.
H
-se7-6t ALEXANDER .0 ART. Surgeon.
.HEADQUARTERS . PROVOST MAR
SHAL, SECOND DISTRICT, PA:., 1211.4. LOCUST
STREET, PHILADELPHIX, Sept. 4th,.1863.
Notice is hereby given to dratted men of the FIRST
WARD, who have failed to appear,in accordance with
-their notice, that. unless- they appear at once, they will
be published as deserters and arrested as such,
Substitutes will be accepted on any day between the
hours.of 8 o'cloOk A, M. and 2 o'clock P. M.
. A reward ' cf Tem Dol.l ars will be paid for the apnre
hension of Deserters upon their deliveryat this odice,
256 South Twelfth street.,-
On and after MONDAY, Sept, 7tli. 1863, the Board will
be in session to hear claims for exemption from 8 o'clock
A. M. 0112 o'clock P. 111., until further notice.
EDWIN PALMER,
Provost Marslial and President of Board.
W. M. BULL.
Commissioner of Board. - -.
R. W. RICHIE.
ses-6t.. , . Surgeon of Board.
WHITE .`PRESERVING BRANDY,
. .
.
PURE CIDER •
AND WHITE WINE 'VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, 411CiSTAND MED, SPICES, arc., Sm.
' ALL THE ' REQUISITES FOR
PRESERVING AND PICKLING PIIIIPOS.S.
'ALBEIT C. ROBERTS,
. _
Dealer. in Fine Groceries.
sel.o-tf ' Corner•ELEVENTR and VINE Streets.
TIONOT LONG - DEC AY HAVING A
.
AL' good Idkeness made 'while such . fine Pictures as
REIMBIPt• Coloied Photographs are made tor $1; invalu
able likenesses. Gallersy.SECOND,St., B.b. Green. It*
p EIMER'S. ITORYTYPES ARE AR.
TISTIC efforts of great merit and beauty. and
evince. in. their accuracy of likeness and line 'coloring,
great care and ability. SECOND St.. above Green It*
Wit CARRIAGES. 1863.
wituirevicomis
Coach' and .Lfghtibarrlage Builder, -
Nos. 1000 CRESTiILT -
STREET,
Eelo43m -
PHILADELPHIA.
$ 45 REWARD.-WA$ STOLEN
from the subscriber: in Chester, OR. We 3neaday,
&st 26, a DARK SORREL MARE and Palliag-toP
WAGON: Said Mare le about 14 hands 'high, with hind
feet white, and one fore foot white; mane rnobed Mr by
cribbing strap; lump on near ehoulder. The Wago,ll
was made by Priutzer, Wilmington,'Del. $25 will be
paid for the recovery of the property, and $2O for the
detection and conviction of the thief
'selo-2t*' Chester, Delaware county, Pa.
,
•
JOHN. .L. OATEN; PHRENOLO-
It GIST maybe consulted, DAY and NyIiNING. on
onadaptatione i p tc r ' e , ie n ge n tir Of T lValili. nds corr r elt a t s or n oi
faults, formation AA friendships, Atc. Fall de•
scrlptiona of character given when required , at No. AS
S..TES TR Street..aboye Chestnut. se3-thsto6mlf
.
ICNAPSACKS AND - HAVERSACKS.
• - - =The'enbsoriber •offein to "I'aini .ind Vanden 3.000
Per des ..in the btilat manner and at. the . lowest poaeible
Price. 45 7": P.l. J. T. `HOLLOWAY
Leß - CpFellio tf::•1634 W ABaINOTOISI lowa." :
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA; THURSDAY, SEPT. . °, 1863
pHILADELPITIA
PAPER
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS,
MANUFAOTORERS OF
PAPER ItIAN.a.INGS
AND WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
Offer to the trade a large and elegant a‘gortinent of
goods. from the cheapett Brown Stock to the finest
Decorations.
N.' a CORNER FOURTH St initial grassrs.
N. B.—Solid Green, Blue, and Baff - WINDOW PA
PERS of avory grade. eelo-te-
BERRY &
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PLATZfIIANN, BERRY, & CO.,
I- of k 'Bi K. 155 Di : • 1:
SILK AND DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
1863. FALL AND WINTER 1863.
D. - sr Gr 0 0 13 S .
RIEGEL, WIEST. & ER,VIN,
NO. 47 NORTH THIRD STREET,
We are constantly receiving large lots of all hinds of
fr•ish and desirable Goods:: hlerehanta will find it to
their advantage to.call l .and. examine Sur stock heroin
puichasing elsewhere, fle we can offer thenvindudements
unequalled by any other establishment in Philadelphia.
al STRAW GOODS, igQg
- " Va
w ir' S FRENCH FLOWERS,
LACES AND RIBBONS,
of the latest fashions. -
JUST OPENED AT _ •
--THOS.KENNEDY (Sc BRO.'S,
• No. 729 CHESTNUT Street, below Eighth.
st 9-3 m
KERR'S
Fuinishing China & Glass Establishment,
CHLNA HALL, 5%9 CHESTNUT STREIT,
ArirDnatrmr OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE HALL, .
- g l4i )i t e r n hie :F est (for the quality) and most extensive as
AND DECORATED CHINA IN THIS' CITY
Just . opened. of our own importation. eighty-one casks
very superior plain WHITE. FRENCH came, in any
quantity to suit purchasers. Also, a splendid assortment
of Fashionable .
CUT AND ENGRAVED TABLE CRYSTAL GLASS
Also plain white Snglieh Stone Ware, Dinner and
Tea - Ware. Also, Toilet lets,-in great, variety, BOMB
very elegantly decorated.
0-1)ouble thick China Stone Ware, and Claire, a
-mealy for
HOTELS, SHIPPING, AND RESTAURANTS
AD- French China decorated to order in any pattern
Aar- Initials engraved on Table Glass.
Chinanild Glass packed in a proper manner.
ef 5-s Ahab -4m -
SILVER PLATED WARE
' MKNUEICTORY.
TEA SETS,
CASTORS,
- WAITERS,
ICE PITCHERS, &c., - 45 x
war_,EN: az mass,
seB.2m 225 SODTEE FIFTH STREET:
AMERICAN GOLD
BOUGHT AND SOLD_
THE
TO CONTINUE MY AGENCY
AEA wain furthfr 110tille, I shall somata
41D AT THE - DIFFERENT BDB•AGEAQIIB
SHARVEY THOMAS,
• STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Mo. 812 WALNUT Monet
Stocks and Lows bought and sold on Oonmaimion
the BOARD OP BBOKBBB.
Sabieriptions to the I-30 fear slir per cent. LOAN still
received at per. -
No charge for Commission.
O • -
otLEMON •Or 11. 8. OERTaI.-
OATES OP INDEBTEDNESE-The ADAMS' EX
PEWS COMPANY are now prorated to solleet at the
Treasury Department Washngton, with denatch, and
at reasonable rates, the One Year Certificates of In
debtedness of the Dotted States now duo or shortly ma
turing.
• Terma made knoWn and reselple dye* at the once.
Po. ISO CHESNUT Street
Tx wpm AND ROSEWOOD OASES,
playW from 1 to 12 tutee, cholas Opera sad Amer 1.,
swum F &RR BTH'S.. Importera,
•
sel•im .• • BEE CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
.
Ai .. .AMERICAN WATCHES 'IN
itiff 2,3, 4, and 6-oz. SILVER 0413 M. • • '
Q. PBQUIGNOT.
'Mannfeetnzers of Watch cases.
,
No 22 & FIFTH Street,
Between Cheetnat and Market.
sn2s-tntlui•lni•
AG. RUSSELL, FINE ARE - RICAN
and Imported WATCHES, Fine' Jewelry. 8117ar
lated ware, he.
iy2l43m
_ • •
JoFINE WATCH .PPAIRING
attended to.'bi the moat experieneed workmen.
an every Watch warranted for me year.
G. RITSEGILL,
212 North SIXTH Street.
.
BM OVA.L-- , JOHN C. B
lABIN.
RWholeiale"Dittestu, bee removed to 118 SCLEENT
Street.- Particular attention Is asked to Joas O. •
Barn & CO.'ff COD-LW - BB OIL. 011TiIIK
(Willies in this new establishment for. manufaCturing
and bottling. and the avails of fifteen years' experience
In the .bneineas, this brand of Oil has advantages ovirr
all Others, and recommends Itself. Constant supplies
are obtained from the fisheries..freah, pure, and,sweet,
and.recelv• • the most careful personal attention of the
original proprietor. The increasing dentand and wide
wiread 'market for it make its fignres low, and afford
"Teat) ,dvaSages for those buying , in large. gilall
titles. . ' - aa4-dtf.
D ; F. WILHDT,
= l7 -Lt WORM AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
•
NASHVILLIC, TIINXERSISE.
Hag constantly engaged is the practlde of his oo
feeslOn, and (the collection of Claims, at liash4llle. for
puns.-
the pest Yourraar
♦' REPERE2IOAB: • - •
Messrs.' lOW. Moulton, at Woodruff; Messira.. Bog.
croft dc Co.
NrCiTIOEG: M. FOGG;, OF NASH:
VILL.Hr Tenn.. Attorney at-law, is still 'attending
to hie profession, and offers hiiBD/ViCOl) to hie friends in
Philadelphia and New :Tort in collecting debts that may
be due them in !diddle Tennessee, or any other business
in the line of his profession. He has never been absent
tom this city, and will give undeviating ultentiou to BAY
business committed tolls charge. ,
- - - ii.RpNRRxcEs. -- !.... - •••• .
Llyiv,RealLi& co.-. - , •• , 1 phusit;Apilia:
mAREa -a HAYW.I.D.D. 1 -
I l • w u(4 IAMIN. if, .. New 14416
,THOIKAB . .
.491 _
1-,,A As g YIZ/ AA u tr us ! "' "I'"j*
PAPER 11A.NGINGS.
11-DWELL & BOURKE,
EIEMMIM
COMMISSION LOUSES.
26 RIIE REIMERS, PARIS
LYONS, ST. ETIENNE, AND ORSNOBL
,IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
DRY G-OODS:
PHILADELPHIA
MILLINERY GOODS.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
WHITE. FRENCH. GOLD-BIND
SILVERPLATEDWARE
XPIWAIV 4 OIA3IS. - ''' -
DREXEL & CO..
34 SMITH THIRD STRISST.
BURNABY OF ,THZ 'mama
BAS AtITHOBIZED BUI
FOR A BRIEF PERIOD.
to resolve Subscriptions to t h e
5-20
LOAN AT .";PARS
AT NT OFFICE
Whroughout Out Loral States.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION ALGINT.
110. 114 South Third Street'
WATCHES' AND JE ' ELRY
MUSICAL BOXES.
%g NortiSIXTB
REMOVALS.
EYRE e LANOELL
FOURTH AND Anon - ,
t E. & L.
OPE . N . .TO-DAY, FOR FALL B.A.LES,
Rich Priuod*Rl/OS. DELAItiES. RSPB. &c.. 44c.
. 1•E & L.
wRE 86 LANDELL OPEN TO-DAY
~Lii
Flew ilke - for Fall Sales:
- Corde &Me, - Fißured Silks.
Moire tiquee, Foul de Boles, Ste., dce,
E - .
FYRE & LAiNDELL AIM OPENING
- 4 " a line assortment of SHAWLS, for the Wholatale
and Iteti±il eal&s:
E & L
-PYRE (4.7. LANDELL ARE OPENING
for Pall Sal& a magnificenfline of DRESS GOODS:
. _
E. & L
PYRE -& LANDELL, FOURTII AND
,11 - 4 ARCH, 4e¢ to- dav—
Extra Fine French MERINO. for city retail ealPe
Select abode% of MODES, BROWNS. NEW BLUES,
.111)MBOLTk,dco.: SW. - seS•tuthe tf
FLANNOS;:FL&NNELS
SCARLET, BLUE, AND CRERRY OPERA
• FLANNEL. • .
SAXONY, BALLA_RDVALE, and REAL WELOH
FLANNEL.
DOMET; _SHAKER, AND WASHINGTON
FLANNEL..
GRAY, BLUE, AND RED, both twilled and plain.
SHErPtili.tklit & ARRISON,
1
attl9-tuthel2t _lOOB CHESTNUT STREET.
rDWIN AIitALL .&• CO -26 SOUTH SE
(m strait, are now (inning their Fait and Win
ter Stook of Bilks . •
'O6 OaSii Plain Poult de Soles. $1.20.
• One Cass ell Shades Poult de Soles. $1...8Th4. -
One Case SuperPoult de Soies, $1.50„
Brown Fignred Silks.
Black Pauli de Solos and Corded Silks.
Superior 9uality Black .Taffetta Silks.
Black Gros 'de Rhinos at reduced prices. seB-tf
EDWIN HALL & CO., .26 SOUTH SE
COND f tinet,nin /lOW opening, their Fall and Win
ter Reek of Dien Goode. &c
Figured all Wool Delainee. -
Figured Merincies and Cashmeres.
. . .
..Paytey Styles of all Wool Poplins..
- New/Ryles of Drees Goods.—
N...B..—)jelirpral Skirts - in great variety variety from $2.75
TO THE RETAIL TRADE. • .
• JOHN-F. YOUNG,
(Formerly 327 Market street.) " "
Successor to 7.ll6pms,Fisber, No. 70 NortffFortrth street,
is now meal)* an ,entire new stock of CHOICE DRY
k
to which the special attention of the ladies is'
sep7 121
VALE , DILAINTS.
CHOICE STYLES• FALL DEL/LINES. CHINTZ
FIGURES, RIF Colors. SHARPLESS BROTHERS, •
so7'' • CHESTNUT sod EIGHTH Sri ets.
E RINOS .1 MERINOS 1
SID. rulers Brothers offer a FULL ASSORTMENT
of NEW 1110 IN OS., All 43f the regular SHADES. in
exiling the NEW OOLOB, q.
eel • CHSET.NTrT Ana EIGHTH Strests.-
----
gm§ RYLESS BROTHERS WILL FOR
a few DAY'S longcr continue selling their 'eI:TIMER
STOCK at REDUCED PRICES before opening ,their
FALL and WI TER GOODS..
se7 CFIEsTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
WELSH (FLANNELS,
Ea llard'crale Flannels,
Shaker Flaw:6ls, - '
and in Plato:tele,
Flannels 7'alleolorso - vidthe, and gnalities. at moderate
erices. JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
ae6-6t "- • .727 CHESTNUT Street:
,MERINOES REPS, AND POPLINS,
in all i k ew abadee, at moderate prices
ad -at .1'8::1&2?7111121.4*13t CO.
. K
,
B L O. SIL S.-ALL. STYLES,
widths; and qualities of Lustrines, gro d'Rhines.
Pooh Taffetas, Gros Gonins, Imperials, Ato., at
moderate prices -. R CAMPBELL Bcoo.,
se6-61 - ' 727 CEESTNGT-Street.
.
LTEN S ~A.D 111 TE GOODS,.IN
ireat verify, at much less than bres.nt cost of im
portation. . JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO;; -
ses-6t. • 727 CRESTNITT Street
OPENING OF FALL DRESS GOODS
EL STEEL ik SOS.•
Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH Ettreet,
Have now open's. choice assortment of .
PALL AND WISTER DRESS GOODS.
Plain Silks, choice colors, $l-25 to $2.
Plain Moire-Antiques, choice shades. -
Plain Black Silks .900 to $2 50.
Figured Black Pansy Silks. -
Plain`-wool Repiltand Poplins, all'oolors.
- Plain Silk - and Wool Reps, all colors.
Fisored and Plaid Reps and Poplins.
Plairt Frenchllerinoes, oicl colors.
1 lot Plaingrench Aferinoes, choicecolors, $l. ses
•
WI.NTF G 0 ODS .OPEN IN GI- DAILY.
.Pap'rnV, "Elan Shades and - New Colors..
Alpacas, Double and Single Width. choice shades.
- New Bierinpes. Fashionable Colors. • . .
:Plaid Nohamtand Valencias.
Plaid - Flannels and Cloths for •
Dark Cotqnand.Wool pelaines7OHl H : SPORES;
- - _ _ 702 ARCH Stgoet.
W. 8.--60 dozen:Ladies' L. C.Handkerchtefs at VI. per
dozen. 89 - pai - Critr-Blanketsi goodAriality.' an3l,.
fildo7 g AND CARSDABRES.
°Telling Black and Fancy Cassimoroa
Opening Black Broadcloths.
Opening goods tor„ma Boya' wear.
ns
Taken for Boys' Jackets; Pants, and Overcoats for fall
and "winter wear . Also, - a select stock " - ready-made
Boys' Clothing.' - * - • COOPER & CORAILD,
att29 oS. N. corner NINTH and MARKET IStreets.
At generally belOw imeont oast of imy'or-
Cation. -
warn ocKws. all desoyiptions,. -
wiiiißornitiss. : dodo
LACES. r do" . ."
Lola a.prDlKEßanisn. ao
&xi:. as.
.
respeatfully invited aa2 :LTtspeotionof Mx
FRENCH MERINOE'S.
'Browns,Blues, (greens, Purples.
All-wool Reps, in choice shades.
Woul Delaines—odes and Blacks.
Alpacis- - Br T 4 ownsi, Atodes. and Blacks.
Water - 1%045: of Black and Brown Clogs. Cloabrinaote to order.
New Check square Shawls., •
Blaqk - Thibet long and square Shawls.
COOPER & 00.11 AR E•
man S. B. sorrier ,EDITH and .X.ARKET Streets.
F OR; THE ARMY AND NAVY.'
, • _
EVANS els HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
- .4-18 ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
, Banners, Beginiental and Company Flags,
Swords,- Sashes, Belts; Passauts, Epaulettes,,
Hats; Cap 6, ;Canteens, Haversacks, Camp
Chests, Field Glasses, Spurs, and everything
pertairdng to' the complete outfit of Army
and Navy Officers. •
A liberal;diScount allowed to the trade.
ARMY GOODS.
_ _
PAILADWBUii
DAWL,BP7B GOAT GOTHS:
Da.Airatus Car. CLOTHS.
EIZT•BLIM4LOTEB FOR 017101E3. .7.
AEIMBLAVKIrratiaI4ADARD )1 7 BIGHT.
10.013R08 - • • •
DEILLEI. grara,Atiep Wino irr.
• HBAIra,LINEN,.DRILLIr AND MICK.' •
'; BUM! %M .BLEACHED EIREwn s AND SlltErr-
INPW 'Poi s iree br .
an i.tf -FROTHINGHLIkt, & WELLS.
ARMY CLOTHS CLOTHS
ILLIAI T: gllODiatiBS ,
. . .. •
• . • •
• 'ARMY, .NA Y,- ANIL CIVIL
CLapTlll. -110175.1f.a,'
Jo& ktiTEI- 850011 R an a =sB Errittwzmy its.
-• •* ••• • ' •' ' • •
.-AR147,4kN13-14AVIe t • '
, .
• . ALL lllitiDlffrito GRIDS& •
. . .
• . ALL STYLES AlfD PRICES.
OUR miyir - o: •
"QUICK SALM -42iir'apop-PII,OPPTIC7
W.6IMONB aIs.I34OTEEER,
8430101i-grusT FAIL, PHILLDILLN,
zusur t scrruszu or
FINE sWoRPs..,
• inirreay odpis sviunr-vesgrnr.
italpifein • •
~ A :miry- 'HATS,
_ARMY -HATE.
2VAP:-H ab KEEN; •
• , Ilfe.62llfort,h SACOND Stmt.
Philadelphia. _
- .11.aaufaeturere of all Irian of
•
FELT
hays on hand a large aseortane at of all the Tartans and
' moat approved aryl., of
A - 13.• ZVI 14 A 7 .
Ordari by :ult.. ; from . gallon or . : 14**14, ;10111ilis
IProintai filled at the loweit rah'. : . . "ftila-Sit
DR: I I.ll;g9uarwr .
DBpTIBT." .
No. 1533 ANOH Street; N..l..oor..Siitoontik see lm*
FOXTROTS:VOST POPULAR
NOW are tbose accurate. agreeable—Rad natural
likenesses, R111M8R41.14%. etre Photograttlus la oil colors,
nowwadi at roduatiod prima at SECOND Ot.. an. Green.*
WOOL: . - 10 - 00.a , ouNos.*T.Effi AND.
ktoie • ToL AND; ,•
30. 514. MARKET Strpel.
coTIOE.: MXII
~ 1:11101N G INSPEC
N , ,T0It'8 3 0711011:41.100ea removedAb F IYril Street
tielow Chas, taut p 4 .40 ilide;•No: 1GI; tagic roars.
stB-tuthiSts- •;•••t=r• • •
eel•tathelm!
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
- .1054 WIESTEITS ET/LSE'S
E: - M. NEEDLES
pIiTRII23 FOB, BAIL
1034 CHESTNUT STREET.
ARMY GOODS.
NEW wnit .H 1 Tvrol'W.._
MY LADY:
A STORY OF MODERN LIFE.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
Being Nuiphor .I`;eNV 3`"si" of
Popular Fie' " Bent Leto paper covers. Price :De.
Uniform with'
THE STORY OF ELIZABETH. By MlsFs Thaolpray.
NANNETTE AND HER LOVERS. By Talbot Gwinne.
HEART AND CROSS. By Mrs. Oliphant.
The "Standsni. Series" includes none bat lirst-class
Books. Low Pike, neat style, convenient size, popular
Merles. are the'poiets of this "Series.", Fear volumse
lmve been. issued, a novel complete -in `each volume.
Price PP ceints each. mailed free of Postage tip= recoipt
of price. JAMES G GREGORY, Pablieher.
sell; 2t No. 40 wer,KHR litro - oe, New York.,
1111.01 V NI OW S KNOXVILLE WRIG.
AND REBEL VENTILATOR!
propose to publish a. Weekly and Tri-Weeklyjoar-
Dal, bee ring the above pile, at Knoxville, In East Ten.
neset 1.): and the Weekly paper. made up front tam cen
t tents of the Tri - -Weeklies, Lpropose to,send out to dill
tont sebscrthers. for TWO DOLLARS per fi cream, in etttria
lily paid 4:11. (ad-tam,er. Suls.crlptietts ar d remittances
Istdi be tot wereed to me at (Thiciantqt. from which
point I expect to ship my paper and matetials. I ex
pect to issue the first number in October, as was in
that month, two years ego. MY paper woe crashed out
by the God-f. reaken moo at Knoxville, called the Con
fed er ate Author feB: T will commence with this hell
born and hell-bound Rebellion, where the traitors
forced me to leave off, and all who wish the paper would.
do well to begin with the 614 is me, as I intend -that
Single paper shall be worth the subscription price to any,
Unconditional. Union man I
In the rule of ra f Editorial conduct,-1' .hall adictre
that servility which- destroys the independence. of the
Press, and cast from me that factious opposition which
givee to party what is due to country.' And whilst the
name of my Journal indicates, in unmistakable terms,
its politics, I rile'', as a faithful Eentinol. forget Whigs.
Democrats, Know-Nothings, and Republicans, and re
- member only my GOVERNMEST, and the preservation of
the PEP/ mitt DYroY—as richly worth all the sacrifices
or bleed and treasure their preservation may coat—even
to the extermination of the present race or men, and
the consumption of all the means of the present age!
Publishere mserting this Y'reap*otnt. once. prominent
ly. and sending me the paper to CIENCINNAM, will ha
favored with an exchange. W. G. 13ft0 WeiLo W.
SEPTEiIIikR 7,1863
TN rEt'ss.-
-I- J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO. hive in prase, and will
horily
. GRANVILLE DE VIO E.
A. TALE OF THE DAY.
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715 and 71.7 MARKET 'Street.
ed9•ut . . Philadelphia.
NEW BOOKS!
Shoulder-straps...
Gospel of Peace
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My Lady
Remota• --SI IV)
Life of stonewall ' Jackson 80 "
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ly to order.
MILITARY AND SCIENTIFIC BOORS,
Including all the recent publications, always on hand.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL BOOKS.
Incladingworks on all the Collateral Sciences. A large
assortment on hand, - and for sale at low prices.
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Publishers and Booksellers,
ae3 26 Sorttlt SIXTH Street. abova.Cheatiritt.
A REMARKABLE BOOK-JUST IS;
sued by CARLETON, Publisher, New York.
^ -
• ErUSE AN D AND WIFE ;
The Science of. Haman Development thronat Inherited
Tendencies. One handsome cloth-bound volnrai. Price
$1.25. • -
An at emnt to collect. condense, and put into popu
lar form some of the great truths contained in the recent
ly-published , py crks, intended exclusively for the medi
cal profession or for the natural philosopher.
DE dicated to the Mothers and Dangi tars of the Human
Family. to wham is entrusted the continuance of tae
Kyolo. and who desire that it should ,be done most wor
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Send a n'te and. any a , ticle will be. delivered.
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A Map of the Mountain Region of Tennessee and North
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Office, emb mein g parts of Kentucky, Virginia,Tenn esee,
North Cardlina, South Carolina, Georgia, and. Alabama,
bein t the only complete Map of
.Rosecrans' -Depart
. In Sheets 50 cents.
In Cloth Covere for the Pocket.. 75 •
ill °anted on Muslin with. Roller. $2.00
Idonnted and Dissected 2 00
Alto, a full supply of all the War Maps.
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seS. , fIOB CRESTNUT Street.
NEW BOOKS—
Just received by
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715 and 717 MARKET Stress.
THE AMBER GODS, AND OTHER STORIES. By
Harriet Elizabeth Prescott.
PHILIF - VA SI ARTEVELDE—a Dramatic Romance.
By Henry Taylor. •
TICKNOR'S HISTORY OF SPANISH .LITERATURE..
New edition, 3 vole.
THE Fooel GIRL ; • Maychioneas and her Se
cret. By Pierce Egan, Esq.-
WENLELL PHILLIPS' SPEECHES, ADDRESSES, and
LEITERS.
TRUKAN ON THE IRON MANUFACTURE OT GREAT
BRlTAlN—theoretically and practically considered.
HOSPITAL SKETHES Mies L. AI Alcott '
THE CAPITAL. OF TUE TYCOON. A Joarnal of a
residence in Japan. Byy Sir R. Mooch.
SOCIAL "CON'DITION OF-ENGLAND. By Joseph
LIFE AND MILITARY CAREER OF STONEWALL
JACKAW. eel
EDUCATIONAL.
BENOIT L - ANGIT4GE.A.NJILLTRRA„
" ---3 1 1 3T-1 - 6 4 PPIrOV:k. TAILL - ANT, No. i 033 %Vat:
NUT Ftreet. Lectures and conversation in French tui
tion in ichools; privatelessone. selOthatr.-I.ai*
4N EXPERIENCED TEACHER DE
SINES'an enkagentent BP visiting ortesident Gover
ness. Her course - French, Latin, Masi°, and all the
branches - of a good English edueatioa.. Address " T.
L ," Episcopal Book etore. CHESTZILIT. - above Thir
teenth. • : • • selo-2t*
VAN TED-A LADY DESIRES A
_ situation as Teacher of Instrumental and Vocal
Music, or:of the English. Branches aul Writing. in a
Seminary. or town in this State. References given.
Address M. Germantown P. 0. selo-tit2t*
MY DAY SCHOOLS. ARE NOW
.
OPEN. - ---Pripils-prepared fo - Business; College, or
Military Schools Both sexes attend. Night School
will open the 14th of Eeptember.. The Post Graduate
Class, for adult ladiPs. will oj,eu October 18th. AP_DIS
1432 South. P.8.141i PARIAHS.
selo-2t. , caRrgELL. hf. D. LL. D.
CREEN-STREET COLLEGUTE IN
.
STISIITE, FOR 'YOUNG MEN AND GOYS, will
open Septe mber 14th. References: the Faculty of Union
College, New York; Professors Allen and Kendall, oftne
University of Pennsylvania; Rev. Alfred Nevin, D:D.,
No. VAX) Green rtreet; - and Enoch H Supplee, corner of
Marshall and. Spring Garden 'streets. Applications (for
the - present) will be received at - No: ma - COATES
Street, from 5 to 6 o'clock P.M. It*
QEORGE A. NEWBOLD- HAVING
accepted•the charge of Friends' School at ABING
TON, discostinne Fairview Boarding School at
NOB.RISToWN. For circulars and particnt ars. address
will be JIaIIiINTOWN P. 0., Montgomery county,
alter the 29th instant; till then at NORBISTO
THE MISSES ROGERS' ENGLISH
-A- AND FRENCH BOARDING 'AND' DAY SCHOOL
for Young - Ladies will reopen TUESDAY, September Ist,
at 350 South FIFTEENTH Street. anD3-wfmlßt
PROPOSALS.
A:.S SIST AN T QUARTERMASTER
ehIiSRAL'S OFFICE, -
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10, 1883
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
FRIDAY, the 18th inst., at 12 o'clock . for delivery in
this city, on or before thelst day of October next, of the
following article
75 Portahle Forges, No. 134.. p.
75 - do ni.o. do No. 2. . .
200 Ray Forks,' 2 prong, sample reguired.....x
100 Rat-tail Files. , assorted,. do • do. ..
176 Rand Ratchets, No. 2, do do -
175 do do = No, 3, • - do do
75 Coffer Mills. California pattern, do' -do
200 tpring Pouches, No. - 6, do do.
_ 11.0 Smiths Pincers, do • do
NO-Picks, bandied, • do do
100 Carpenters' Rules, 2 feet, do do
25 Saddlers' do, do do
12 Buck Saws, s.t do' do
100 Paris Sheep Shears, •'.+' -do do
•60 do Scissors, 6-inch. blade, do • do.
igo Steel Squares. 2 feet, do do
160 sets Saddlers' Tools, do do
The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too
eeM-t7B • Captain and. & Q k
..A . S.E3 I S TANIT ,Q,ITARTERMARTER
J--%- GENBRAVIS OFSICH. - t '
.
.. , PHILADELPHIA: September 10, 1833.
• PROPOSALS will lie received at this (Mice until
TUESDAY. the - 7.2 d int,. nt, 6.1.12 o'clock , sl.._ for the deli
very, in this city, on or before the 10th of October next,
of the following.uxticies: •
JIG Augers, X loch,. sample required:
liu do X do do "do -
100 do 1 do do do.
50 do 134" do , do do • -
50 'do 13; do do ••• do.
Al ;Iron Maces , do . . do - . .
! . 60 Sets Braces and Hitt& sample required. '"•••
60 Glints Holler Bucklea,.% inch, sample required.
50 do do . X do. ' do do
MO . do : do . 1 , do, do do
75 do ~ do 1# do. do do
27 do do 2# 'do . do do
'.IW Thumb Ganges. : do do
:'; A x iti L jtil l ineis.i 11 — ) -- ,,_KJI - ftikkI - 110 - lts. dO - -
100 -Cl a ilw Hammors, -No. 2,d0 do.
100 do do No. 3, . •do do
900 Firmer Chisel Hen dies, dO do
MO Sccket do do • do• do
600 Augsr Handles, • do -do
50 Fore Planes, -do • do -
60 Jack do • do do
BO Smooth do do do
600 Morticing Cfiliels, X to 134 inch,. dh. do
24 bets Firmer do 12 to set, do do
50 Try
Sash`
1'
6 loch, - do ' do
12 TOols,' French, • do do
The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too high.
• A BOY D.
Captain, and Ass istants Qdartermaster:
.
'LEGAL.
T .
N THE. - - ORPHANS' COURT, FOR
TN
TIM . CITY D' COUNTY OP. PHILADELPHIA.
Relate of ELIZABBTII RUTH, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the • Court. to audit. settle.
and 'adjust the ilret and Anal account of JOSEPH A.
CLAY. 'Admlniptrator. with the will annexed, of the
eetatenf BLIRABRTH RUTH, deceased, and report dis
tal:Won of 'the balance in the hands of the said Admin
h trader, will meet the parties interested for the purpoFes
of hie appointment. on MONDAY. i.eptemete 21st, 1863.
at 4 P. DI,. st his office, 506 WALNUT Street, in the city
of Philadelphia.
selo-thetzust WILELABiI ERNST. Auditor.
IN THE ORPIIANS' COURT FOR
TELE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of THOMAS SSIIV:SRS. .
The Auditor appointed by. tho Court to Knell, settle,.
an d adjrutt. the account of WILLIAM TRAINER , .
Administrator of the estate of-said deceased. and to
make distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant, Will meet the. parties interested for the pnr
pose of his appointment. on he 21st of Septembsr.
at B.l‘ o'clock P., M..- air his. ofitce, 123 South PIS rz
Street. in the city of Philadelphia,selo-thstu-21.e.. , ' AMO 13 RIG B. Auditor..
THE — ORPHANS' , COURT NOR
THE cary AND. COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
. . .
The Auditor appointed b 7 the Court- te.sudlt, settle,
and adjust. the aceoupt of ALEX aN DEN,. a.II,\CSEt
administrator of tho estata of JANET WILSON, do
ceased, and to make distrßiution of the. bultince,in,the
bands of the accountant, will meet the part , eslutorested,
for the purposcs of hie entxdritment. ea idONDAS.. Son
temher.2d,,A:,D, 1863. at 4. o'clock P. BL, at tda.otßoe,
sontbear4 corner of I.X.TH and WeLif PP Streets., in the
,olty of Philadelyhta.
selo-thelnlit. • . D. W. OlißlEß.,Auditor.
D B B
.DRAW FIFA front 2 torma k ai b o n;„.
1-inch boutgg
, ag ua T idy/ad
do. - do do.
dw 40 do do.
....... • oo do do
'65 do do,
Ivory Torlot7 of oonneotioff, bends, traps. ood houPers•
We are now
,propared to rniali ripe to sof quantity,
Ad on liberal terms to dialers wad clue ourohealee 11
lenge Quantities.
ORNAbiIiNTAL alumna TOPS
Viiniod Torre Cetla Ahtmeo7 Tops, olelo £ 0 0)s.
/AW designs, we...fainted io Made' tn a notion lot;
r.no. or ha wentlinv suiy_ca..
eAItDEA YOBS.
A coat Tarle c ? of 'Ortmematal o. den • QUM •in Tern
Colts, clatsi deems. maul vu l g ate ,' t ik
the t :cret a o r t m Agi FAZAY P 4 :4 4 . u ma
lava 7 — haholius Tom • 6 0
Jgdoe so wgreroainilolo : • •
sk4-co.wftf •
. PLANTATION BITTERS.
The eels of the Plantation Bitteri is without preeedent
In the history of the world. There is - noeecretinthe
matter. They are at once the Meet .epeedy. strengthen
ing health-restorer ever discovered. It requires but a
single trial to understand this. Their multi can always
be relied upon. They are 00112POSed of the celebrated
Califon Bark, Camarillo. Bark, Dandelion, Chamomile
Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Wintergreen, anise, Clo
ver-bude, Orange-peei, Snake-root, Caraway, Corian
der, Burdock.
S.—T.--1860--X. &a
They are especially recomminded to clergymen. pub
lic speakers. and persons of literary habits and Bedell.-
tary life. who require free digestion, a relish for food,
and clear Mental faculties.
Delicate females arid weak persons are certain to find
In these Bitters what they have 90 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 dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They provent miasmatic and intermittent fe3,-ers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure, Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhma. Cholera, and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and lifgrvous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make the
peak man strong, and are eichanated nature's great re
storer.
The following startling_ and emphatic statements can.,
be seen at our office:
Letter of Rev. B. F. CRANE, Chaplain of the 107th New
Yorkßegiment.
IfilseAninnA thisaa, March 4th. IBM
Owing to the great exposure and terrible decomposition
after tie battle of Antietam, I was utterly prostrated and
very sick. Aly stomach would not retain - medicine. An
article called Plantation Bitters, prepared by Dr. Drake
Of Neiv York, 'was prescribed to give me strength and an
appetite. TO my great surprise they gave me Immediate
relief. Two.bottles almost allowed me to join my regi
ment: r have since seen them used in
many cans, and am free to say, for hospital.or private
purposes I know of nothing like them.
Ray. B. P. CRANE. Chaplain:
Letter from the Rev. N. S. GILDS. Rt. Clairsvitle, Pa.:
Gmrrrammt : Yon were kind enough, on a former oc
casion, to send me a half doien -bottles of Plantation
Bitters for $3.50. My wife having.derived Bonen& bene
fit from the nee of these Bitters, I desire her to continue
them, and yon will please send us six bottles more for
the money inclosed,
am, very truly. roars,
N. E. GILDS. Pastor Ger. Rat Charei
SOLDIEEE'HOSIB. 1317PREINTENDENT $ 13 OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jan. 15th, 1863
I have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds of
our noble soldiers who etop here, more or less disabled
rom various causes, and the effect is marvellous and
gratifYing•
Such a preparation as this is I heartily wish in every
family, hospital, and at hand on every.kettle geld. '
G. W. D. ANDREW ' S, Su-perintendent.
W..A. Camps, Surgeon - of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment, writes : "I wish every soldier had a bottle
of Plantation Bitters. They are the most effective, per;
fact, and harmless tonic I ever used."
VrTLLARIVB HOTEL. 22
WASHI.NOTON, D. C.. May 22d, 1863.
GENTLEMEN ?, We require another su.PPIY of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity of which daily in-
Greases with the guests of our house.
Respectfully,
SYKES, CRLDWICK. k CO
&c.. &c.. &c.. tuy.
Be sure that every bottle bears the fee-simile of onr
signatere on a steel-plate label, with our private stamp
over the cprk. ,
P. H. DRAKE ds
• 2102 BROADWAY. N. Y.
Sold by all respectable Draggists, Physicians, Gro
cers, 'Hotels, Salooni, and country dealers '
iy23-thstnithn
EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION
TO
ATLANTIC CITY,
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1563.
The Proprietor of COL GRESS HA U., will give a Grand ,
Excursion to Atlantic City on SATURDAY next. the 12th
inst., accompanied by a band of music. A Hop will be
given at.tb6 Hotel in the evening. Tickets for the Ex
cursien, including railroad fare and boat-ding $5
his is the pleasantest season of the year to visit the
rea-s hors, the bathing being excellent; and, as this will
be one of the last Excursions of the season, the Proprie
tor of Congress Hall -hopes to see...Tany of his former
The last boat will leave Vine-strest Wharf at 3 . 41P. M.
Returning. the Excursion Train willleave Atlantis Olty
on Venda yat 6 o'clock A. M Tickets good on an , train
returning._ Ott Tickuta of JOHN G. ERYA.NT, Vine.
street Railroad Office. -
see 9t . G. W. RINSES, Pro.
WANTS.
WANTED PLACES, OF LIGHT
'work for 400 discharged soldiers. Yon
CHESTDIIP ktreet. Re 9.
WANTED-IN A LAWYER'S OF
NOE, an BRR.!ND BOY, between 12 and 16 years
old. Address:in own 11 andwriting and with reference,
to " G. T. 8.." at this Office. seff.tnthat
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO
has had fourteen years' experience in the retail
dry goods' business wishes a situation as salesman in a
wholesale house. City re erence given Address
" Salesman," Press Office. se9-3t.
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY AN
experienced Young Man as assistant BOOK
KEEPER or CLERK, in a whol.sal,e or Commission
Donee. Add retie "E. D." at this office. se9-2t.
W A NTED-A NIGHT AV EkTORMAN.
•• • Blida` e-aged man preferred. Good references re
quired. Address " Watchman." Press Once seB.6t*
WANTED— A YOUNG MAN AS EN
w • TB:1:* OLBRK. Tfone but a competent person need
apply to '.E. I'. D.," Box - 219, Post Office, with refe
rence. seB-3t*
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS SALES
MAN to sell Beady-made Clothing. at good
salary. GRANVILLE I.TOKES,
seS et • 609 CHESTNUT Street.
Wfir ANTED- $l5 PER DAY:=WE
want reliable, energetic canvassers and agents
in every county, for a genteel busingse at a commission
of from SS to $l6 per day. No humbug. Exparleneed
canvassers preferred, but room for all. Address
C. M. DUNN Sc CO,. Publishers,
At either Cincinnati Ohio; Chicago, Illinois; or 111£1
BEAD& Street. New York. jy26-3m.•
--THE ADVERTISER
1 - 0000
1- • wishes to connect himself with an es
tablished-MERCANTILE ROUSE. Has had., long expe
rience in business. embracing a thorough knowledge of
accounts, and will contribtte 510 OP), or more, in cash.
Address !' Merchant," Press office. , ses-Str
de :W ANT ED- BY A SMAL - L
MIL family a DWELLING,' between Arch and Pine,
and Siaqi and Fifteenth; rent about two hundred dol
lars; Apply to ROBERT - 31W GREGOR,
ee9-2t - - 419 nire.LNIT ntreet,
AL DEPUTY QUARTERBEASTEB
GNYNRAL'EI OFFICE. —.PSICLADB/Mel.A. Fob, 9,
TESBEL9 WANTED inunedistily to span COAL ti
the following points :
Tray 4Trit. Fla. -
Wort Monroe;-V4,1 , _ -
Alexandria Va.
Newborn, 39.4.
Port Royal, S. C. A. BOYD,
Captain and Auslat. Quattarintiatat.
BOARDING.
ViRST-OLASS BOARD, HANDSOME
- 1 - conntannlcating and single TOM= private table if
desired, No. 1310 WALNUT Ftreat. W.O lm*
4 4 COUNTRY BOARDING".—CHOICE
byre. ita n . B Verlg s inaT r rlV E A' S r a o r atilePrenfiti ak
or at the City House. Ho 2. Wir.L y ritrt St ses
FOR SALE AIW TO LET.
FOR RENT,
GRANITE- STORE,
• tiOW OCCITPIED BY J: Md HAFLEIGH.
Apply to
THOS. MELLOR,. .
40 NORTH THIRD-STREET.
411 TO - PLEkSA:NT• HOUSE:
iwaleentrally located,' to a small private family. Rent
paid in Board.' Address S. L M., office of The Press.
.FOR SALE-ONLY $2;333.33: RE-'
41:
CIFIRED:— Three-story -DWELLING, two-story
Back-building, Bath, Gas:' hot and cold Water, near
Logan Square; desirable Investment ; will be soldless
than cost to construct ; situate Vine street near Twen
tieth street. Lot 17.6x81. Price $4,000 $1.666 may re.
main. . C ARTY
selo.3t!',. 345 WALNUT' Street.
KiEL.IWARE • COUNTY - HOME
"Mal FOR SALE.'—Largeand substintial Stone Dwelling,
one of the best in this vicinity, with- all necessary out
buildinge. The grounds comprise about eight acres of
eYcellent land. located within a few-minutes' walk of
Westdale Station, on W. C. &P. R. R. Possession im
mediately. Apply to •
.TAS. it CUMMTNS. Surveryor,.
Media, Delaware County. Penna.
selPthem-3i*
MU FOR . SALE =A SPLENDID AND
, -al.arge COTTAGE RESIDENCE, having all the mo
dern conveniences; with office, handsome garden well
laid , out. , large elm tree in front of house—fruit trees,
grape vines, and.a. fine well of water.in.yard, stable said
carriage -house in the rear, With gas and hydrant water
Lot S 5 feet front, ranningto a back street. Will be sold
cheap. Sp oly on -the premises. to MICHAEL PRICE,
Erankford Road, above Wood street. after IP. M.
$7,000
$ • ; $.4 0; NTD ----
9,Tl,,:seitoun23°Virl,NTED ON°&°loQiii:
GAGE. upon F higbly-imProved. V'arme, near the. alt Y..
Also. $23,000 wanted on a valuable, Improved Store pro.
oryChestnut street, below. 'Eighth at 6 per cent.
Apply to (coW] B. PETTIT-308 WAINUT Street,
=M==Ega
Wd..:* TAY/OR:VAS ASSOCI4TED
with him ANDREW DBNNISgON. at thaold CITY
COAL - . 'MEI . No. OW. North NINTH Straet, abova
Green Gil eet. whore they witl toiltinrie to kaanlhe beet
arialitioe of FAMI/Y - COAL.. at the lowezt sash: oricee.
seS. ititha6t * , TAYLOR. & DONI.EiGObt
. . „
ATO .TICE 1141 . 4.E8Y TErota
the business entineeetennxistthg ffomt May 2'1:1136%
between the - tuniersigncti mot JOSePEi G 6BefltiGt
torminatett, by mutue consent, on the 14!h day et' July,
1361. • • . [seS-3,9, G:-RT.ERL.
CI OP A . . 1 1'NERSHIP NOCRICE.-'17 . 11E
nridersianad weembers of the late fli of Smith,
"Williams: fig Co., have this day entered-into copartner
ship ander the mime and etr il
ie of. P. Si p.
for the, lzaneateion of 'the Dr 3 .; Goode Compilation basi
c ess at Xo. 5351. CHESTNUT 'Street.
}HIRT P. SMITIL
Wei. P. SMITH. Jr.
,
Pilmenai,Pitia, Sept. lehlS63. . sef•lin
NNOTICE. - - JOSEPH -LEA PTAS ASSO
'CIATED with titM JAMES hfcCARtER and 3611.3
U MALEY in the transaction of the G,'"rnmission Enci:
ne ,l3, WhiCh wilt ?..eTafter:be notanrted under the lirm of
_ JOSEPH LEA &CCM,
ind 139 C 41iSTS 'Street:.
Pfm,ADMElttit Soimukt?er '
• . .• .
AUCTION SA LES.
BAZAAR- NM.Tif AND SAN
BON STREETS.
AUCTIONSALE OF BORiES. 4EHICZ , EB. ANSI
H kIENESIt.
ON BATOR 9AY . fttORNINO.
Sept 12th. at 10 o'clock, cern pajaing
- 'FIFTY HORSES."
Full deem-intim in Calalognee..
ALSO,
A large collection of dealrab,e new and rtnond.- bald
Carriages, Wagons, ltarnese, 2e.,vrlth which tie gala
Will comnence. -
• • ..
- AGO - Nc noktpom meat as account of tho weather.
Sar- Carriages and fierneFe a , private sale
se)o 2er ALFRED M. )3EOU) R 6., A nctioneer.
A :CTCTION SALE OF REFUSE WOOD,
A
CHIPS, OLD COMPOSITION, &c.
. 0 ../LVYWASTUNGTON, Sept. 3.1363.
WILL BE oPFEBItD PC 61,1.0 SALE. at this Yard,
for carp; on: TUESDAY. geptember 15th. MS% at ia
o'clock . to tbo hi.lhest bidder. a lot of Refuse Wood.
Chips. Old Companion, &a., be condemned as unfit
for public use. aBo iv. BI 4 '.,ALE.
e7.3t Naval Scorekeeper.
AMTJsk•MENTIis.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
GRAND DRAMATIC PRRRORDIANCE
BENEF'IT
UNITED STATES SANITARY C 01311581911
EVENING OF El LTURDAY, SEPTEKBER. uv
on which occasion the distinguished tragedienne.
MISS CHARLOTTE CITSHMALF.
MISS CHARLOTTE .CHSHMAW..
MISS CHARLOTTE CIIBIIIIA.M.
mh 8 CH siELOITE CUSHMAJT,
MESS CHARLOTTE COVIRAN,
MIBB CHARLOTTE CUSH NAN.
MISS CHARLOTTE iThat HAL
MISS °EARL° rTE CrIiHM , AN.
MISS CHARLOTTE CH4HKAN;.
Ml6B CHARLOTTE CIETcHMAbT.
will appear in her world-7enowned rendition of
LADY MACBETH
MISS CUSHMAN, after haying dielined the post Lit
tering offers from the moat prominint managers of the:
country, to give a mica of representations in toe princi
palcities, now prooooes to make a -
Itri.URN TO TEE STAG% FilE. MOST rosirrvma
. ONE BIGHT ONLY,
7expressly for the benefit of the, rued of the above Cox ,
mission, and tenders her artistic eervicoe
WITHOUT FEE OR REWARD:
This will he Miss CUSHMAN'S
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE
in this city, as she btortly
RETURNS TO EUROPE.
The
EDWIN em
B inent Tragtiltan, Mr.
OOTH,
EDWIN BOOTH,
EDWIN BOOTH,
EDWIE. 80 , ,T11.
EDWIN BoOTIL
EDWIN BOOTH,
- EDWIN BOOTH,
EDWIN BOOTH.-
. EDWIN 1400T1r,
EDWIN BOOM:
has, in the 'kindest manner,
VOLUNTARILY TENDERED
Ids valuable airvices, and will appear in tbe charac
ter of
IitACBETH
The Tragedy will be produced In splendid style; all
the reeonrces of the Academy willhe brought into re
int
oiiinn,-and nothing that
labor or money can procure
will be wanting to render this performance worthy the
reputation of the •
GREAT ARTISTS
who will appear on this occasion.
1 he (utile management and direction of tlio_onlartain
ment will bent the hands of - _
ME. J S. CLARKE,
who has kindly volunteered his aid,
The following distinguished artists have kindly ton»
dexed their SE TY1C4313•
Mrs. ALI.XIIIn FISH'S'S. BAKER,
hir:LEGVIs BAKE:e..
Mrs. E. N. TRAYER, Mr. E L. TILTON. (by the kini
pernaiEsion Mrs. M. A. Garrett Boll,)
Mr. L.N. of
THAYER, and others.
On SATURDAY EVENING, Eefd. 12th, 1F,63;-erilt bee
enacted Shakspeare'ti aublirne Tragedy, iu five aete. en
titled
MAGBET H.
Miss CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN:
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH.
Mr. E L TILVON. -
Mr. LEWIS '3 &KIM
Mrs. E. N. THAYER..
Mr. THAYER.
. &c., &a.
Malcolm - Mr. J. L. BARRE eT.
Duncan Mr. a S -PORTER,.
BILDQIIO (his first annearance in Pnila
. delphifl) Me W. H. DOKE&
Hecate ars. J. S. BARRETT:
Lady Macbeth
Macbeth
acdr. . . .....
Witches
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Parquet and Parquet Cir.)
,The two Dress Circles
Azu ph fib eatre
Reserved Seats in Parquet, Parquet Circle. and the
two Drees Circles. - 1 69
Private Boxes 20 OP
Box Office open for the sale of Reserved Seats on _
'ERIIRSDAY, September 10th,
from 9 A. X. to 4 o'clock P. M., and dilly thereafter until
performance. -
Ti. kets can also be procured at allthepfinciatti boteVi.
Ddors open at 7,54. Comn.ence at S o ' clecx, precisely:
Fele St
1V JOIIN DREW'S NEW ARCH.:
STREM'r TBEATRE--ARGEE Street ab , ve &sr°.
Acting and Fthge Manager WM. S
Business .a gent and D
This Eiegatiraila Cox m:A/ions Establishment will
POsITIVRLY OPEN
FOR THE REGULAR
FALL ADD WINTER gEASON,
. .
• - - - - - - -
ON S.M. URDAY EVE/VINO, StPrEMBEE
-triter, it is Hoped, the long-tried friends.and patrons of-
the OLD ARCH - , togethec with the general ptiqi,o, wilt
End it in every - detail -worthy of this beanttfal etcY.
'e Etechholders have not spa.red either expense or
trouble in perfecting the work. The whole compl,t-..d.
under the special direction of '
Alll. STEPHEN P. RUSH.
THE COM e.e_NY
will embrace many of the eid-eetabliheci rurif 2.3. c
whom will be a dded ceveral
TALBSTEO ARTISTS,
selected with gre at care from the , mrions first
MIL BARTON HILL. MR STBWART ROBSON,
from Laura ffeene's Theatre. 7_24w You;; first appsar
.
Philad-qpiria. •
COMM!
frozW2STew Orleans end:Si:L - oms Theatres: hie first ap
pearance.
MR FtLaAK AIKBri
frcm the Boston Theatree. his first . appearance in Phi
..
OW6c. A.R.Lovir,
frere Winter Garden and Laura Keene's Theatre, New
York; krz.t ar,pearan co in Philadelphia.
hill. W.- MUZZY.
. .
from St. Loth Theatre; first appearance in Philadelphia
L .M.R. JOHN FA.WC.Sq.
froni the Holiday-street.The:Vre.
bfft JITICTALoit,
. .
teem the London iieatres; his firstappectranm.
- MR CHAS. EU LLIgr.D,
from the Washing.ton Theatres- his.first appearance.
MR. A. l'BNNOrtslt,
fromNiblo's Garden; Ms first appearance.
MR ROBhtiT CRAIG, - MR. W 311; WALLIg
ME..cEu6s. - Eoo Eat., MR. JO MC Litre&
MR. MR EDWARD WILK&
Mit S ISLBELTA. 'FREIMAN.
fry m.theleatre; her first appearance here
UISS MARY calm,
_ . .
from the Witter Garden, New York; first appearance-
MIES JOnEPHINE HENRY,
from Niblo's Garden, - New York; her first apneasance-
Miss E. PRICE, Mrs STONE &LI,.
Mrs. STEPHEN'S, Mrs H. JONES,
Miss C REED, MIAS GAM, NEE,
Miss 'B JONES. Miss B PORTER,
Ml2B bOMERFIELD. Miss GRIFFITHS.
'MRS. JOHN DREW.
Tho fine Orchestra under toe direction of Mr. CHAS.
R. DODWORFIL
THE NEW DROP CURTAIN
by the scenic Artist. gr. C G. HAWEHGEN, from Win
ter Garden and Niblce, N7a* -- Ydrt:
On the Openingliight t 1 s
I terlin
V g Cor S Ody,
THE EAI,N •
with a magnificent cast. Particulars to•rnorrow.
UN MONDAY EVE. ING
THE EICHINGE ()VERA TROUPE
- - -
Win! commence all engagement for a limited number of
nij -
Mir Particular. Notice—No Bar in the Theatre.- •
PRICES OF, AD MISSIOD.f.
Parquet And Dress Circle - 50 Cents.
Family Circle 15 Cents.
Orchestra teats 75 Cents.
Private Boxes. according to their locality. '
115ic• NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVBD SBATS,
Box Sheet open, and seats can be secured on Thuredar.
/ Friday, and Saturday, from 10 s. M. to 3P. et., at J.
COOKF2B Tager-Banging Store. 602 ARCH Street, op
posite the New Theatre, and where a Plan of the Beata
• can be seen. -it
.
WALNUT-STRRET THEATRE.
Lessee - Mrs A. GARBETTSOH.
THIS (THITS.SDAY). EVENING. .Sept,.. 10th,
THE. GREAT. SPA NrSa.-. AZTLITE.
. ISABEL MBAS,
appear in the interesting Drama of '''
THE WEPT OF WISH:TOY-WISH; .
Also. in the So nish Dance of L & GET &HILL AEL OUZO
first appearance of Signor Z11.411-LN.ES- •
To commence-with- the lanab able earce of
''''' GOOD.FOR rEasist..
Box °ice open from it till S o'clock.
The present en giweinerit of the gifted .3 / 4 1-tistlislimited.
Tboseof the citmns Of RI iladelphis who delight to wit
ness, and - who can appreciate, the poetical and-bewilder
ing developments of grace and beauty. and wotod like .
to be transported the while to Atm celestial sphere of
harmony. and attraction, should avail.theneselves of the
present opnortunity.
- THE BETA EF I.T "CITB AS OIT FRID AT - EVEN Md..
This Evening she will appeatin thecharaccer of NA- ..
hfAR ATTAR:which' she has made peculiarly heir owls;
All the passions— •
LGj E.
•
ROPE,...
DESPAIR, • .
TERROR;
COURAGI." •
' AFFEMION.
DEVOTION--
:will be truthfully eloquent and -artistically-portrayed
by this .unrivalled-performer: -
Shewill also appear in an attractive Spanish DANCE:,
NEW OHESTNII.T.ST:
„Lessee and Manager _ air. WM. ViIELILLTLEY.:
IMMENSE SUCCESS
DUKE'S MOTTO.-
will appear in JOHISISROI7GEIAIPS Grand , Roznantin.
Drama, entitled. '
THE 'DUKE'S MOTTO.-
The Play is pr educed. in GORGEOUS STYLTs',.. -
ENV:RELY NEW SCENERY;
HMV. COSTUMES,.
DOUBLE-CORPERE BALLET, ai
NUMEROI7I3 AUXILIARIES.
ME, WK. WHEATLEY•,
. _
in his original nharsister of
'. CAPT.. RE IM DE &WARDERS,
- .
EVERT NIGHT > TILL FURTHER : NOTICE.
will be presented— - ' -- - . :
THR DUKE'S MOTTO. - _ .
.
. .
in winch
NB: COLLINS,
who has pnrchaged the , sole right of-regiresentatiob.
this great Play in America,. will 'wear as
thaRRICICFSBUIISi
an Trish Soldier, of .Fortnne, with, tha,songs, " Win
Bright, Wine," and " While There's LifeThare'sHopia.!'
HER. WM. WHEJLTLES.
in his great cbarnater of
CaTTAPT- HENRI .DR La.G.A_B.PBRE-
During the evening, the Orchestra,..under the ding*
tion cf MR Ma BRAIASSLBS, Will perform ,choiee ser ,
lections of Popular Music. sate,
CONCERT HALL.. - •
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