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CITY ITEMS.
AN ATTRACTIVE FEATtiRiI OF THE HOB-
TiOuvrtritAL DISPLAY As' TSE ACADEMY. —Tn
availing ourselves of the opportunity affthdpii last
evening of an advance glimpse of the Horticultural
:Exhibition at the Academy of Music, we found no
thing inihe entire display (which is certainly one of
- themost creditable ever given in this city) that at
-traded more attention or °Hermit more praise from
- the throng of visitors, than the array of tine fresh
:rruits by Messrs. Hertel]. and Letchworth, of North
- Fifth street, in their admirable Alb.llass Jars.
These gentlemen, have not only 08.nonstrated the
great superiority, of glass jars over metallic cans for
preserving fruity but they are giving to the public
what is unquestionably the beet Ws 15 jar ever in.
'vented, both for efficiency and convenience. Their
jar is in fact so much superior to all others in use for
preserving their contents in perfect freshness for any
required length of time, that the 'British Colonial
• Government adopted them in which to send the
perishable products of the Colonies to the great
:Exhibition in London last year, where they re
• eeived from the Judges the distinpished aeknoteledg
.2nent of a first award. Messrs. liArtell and Letoh
' worth also make a beautiful display of American
:and French Glass Shades, which, being shown in
• connection with the elegant apecimens of flowers
„and fruits, which they cover, are also greatly ad.
mired. From the encomiums pronounced by ladles
.and gentlemen in our hearing, upon this tasteful
feature of the exhibition, Messrs. H. ar. L. may con
:eider their contribution a success.. 'Very many ex
:,:pretesed a desire to order the jars on the spot, and as
"their proprietors have determined to aacpmmodate
•The public in this way, we have no dou,lat that large
'orders will be received by them during the two days
.of the exhibition.
ORN'AIUENT AND UTILITY COMBINED.—
.. She progress of civilization was never more emphs.-
Ideally signalized in the history of the' world than it
was lathe introduction of Wall Papers. Aaa beau
tifier of the residence, it has a charm almost magi
transforming dreary blank walls into panels of
light, beauty, and cheerfulness, that are no Yess con-
Aduoive,to health life and than they are gratifying to
a refined taste. We were the more forcibly reminded
, of the great progress made -in this branch of the de
corative arts by a visit .yesterday to the popular
lold Paper-banging Establishment of Caesars. Howell
Bourke, on the northeast corner of Fourth and
Market streets. Being among the largest manufac
turers and importers of, and dealers in, Paper 'Hang
ings, Window.curtain Papers, and all kinds of deco
'ratty° Wall Papers this city, their stock uni
formly presents a .variety. of novelties and attrac
tions not found elsewhere; and, being very exten;
Ssively engaged in the 'business, their prices are re-
Inarkably reasonable. We cheerfully recommend
our readers throughout the arty and country to pay
this establishment a visit for whatever they may
.need in this department of trade.
EXTENSIVE YARN AND WOODEN WARE
Z§TAISLIBIIMENT.—Whitever may be said of trsde
In general, it is an undeniable fact that in at least
tine department of trade and manufactures Phila.
eilelphia is without a rival, either in this 'Country or
abroad. We alldue to the manufacture of and trade
in Yarns, Batts, Carpet Chains, Wooden Ware,
Brushes, and that class of goods generally. Of the
Louses that have made for themselves a reputation
in this department, we have to name, this morning,
that of Messrs: J. H. Coyle & Co., whose card will
be found in another part of our paper. This honse
mow presents a very , large and complete stock in this
line, embracipg a variety of' desirable novelties pc-,
culler to their own warerooms. A. visit to their
store, No. 310 Market street, yesterday, convinced
Us that for everything that merchants now in thin
mity, making their fall purchases, may want, they
ican , hardly fail of being nuited.at J. R. Coyle & Co.'s;
and upon examination we discovered that their
prices, which are decidedly moderate, are no less as
attraction to shrewd buyers than the fine character
of their stock. ,
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.—The dry goods
jobbing trade, if we may judge from the present ac
tivity of some of the leading houses engaged in it,
Was never in a more flourishing condition in Phila.
rdelphia than at the present time. On Market street,
the old and respectable house of Messrs. ET.OOd, Bon.
bright, & Co., at No. 435, presented such a bee-hive
scene yesterday as we have seldom witnessed in
any business establishment. These large wholesale
dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry. Goode, with
ommendable mercantile sagacity, prepared them.
pelves for-an unusually active fall trade by providing
themselves with-one of the largest and best. assorted
Stooks in the country, both of a Fancy and Staple
character, and the result is•that, for some weeks
past, they have been - literally inundated with
from all accessible parts of the Union, a very large
propoirtion of whom4sre buying freely for cash. Mer
chants will flnd it to their advantage to visit this
/muse before making their putchasea.
THE .C,LIDERNATORIAL CANVASS TN 'fires
STATE is attracting great attention ever,vwllete
throughout the North and South, and a 6 far
as we can learn, it is progressing in the most nada.
factory manner, in which reenact it re finds us of
the Coal business conducted on Ninth street, above
Poplar, by our townsman, Mr. William W. Alter.
Bis business Inordases steadily as it rolls along from
yeax to year, and the time is probalily not far distant
Svkienhe monopolize the Coal business of
this city. Mr. Alter has achieved this stme . ess by
',seeping the best quality and clehnest coal, and sell
ing it at the lowest pricea.
ELEGANT STOCII OF FALL CLOTHING.—
Messrs. C. Somers .& Son, the well-known importers
of cloth goods, and manufacturers of floe. Clothing,
No. 626 Chestnut street, under Jayne's hall, are
,now charming their customers and tht publidin ge.
Dual, with their elegant new styles of garments
made from the choiceat new materials, selected with
the utmealt regard to the taste of our citizens. We
recommend this stook as one of the finest and most
attractive to purchasers of clothing, either at whole.
asle or retail, in this city.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, AND ENGLISH
Pimans.—Messrs. Davis & Richards (successors to
the late Cl. H. Mattson), dealers in fine family gro- -
cerise, Arch and Tenth streets, have just received's
fresh invoice of the above articles for the accommo
dation of their - patrons and the public generally.
MESSRS. ONARDRB OARFORD & SONS,
cinder the Continental Hotel, are now selling their
entire atodk of elegant Summer Goode for children
And youth at and below cost of importation.
:FOR THE LUXURY of an elegantly-fitting
Shirt go .to the popular Gentlemen's Furnishing
adore of Mr. George Grant, No. MO Chestnut street.
A
FINE. MIIJTAR7 GOODS, of every ueserip
bon, suitable for Army and Navy officers, can be
had, at moderate prices, at Oakford & Sea, under
the Ventinental Hotel.
'SIGNOR BLITZ announces two exhibitions
Ito•day at the Assembly Buildings, commencing at
.3 o'clock and at 7%. We feel no hesitation in sta
ting thatthe Signor la the best magician and lien
lriloquist of the age, and his Learned Canary Birds
ga moat astonishing performance.
A CARD.—W. H. Carryl would inform
Ids friends, customers, and the public generally, that
he has sold his, stock, fixtures, and good-will of the
Curtain business, formerly conducted by him, at 719
Cheitnut street, in the Masonic Hall, to Mr. I. E.
Whlraven. In retiring from the business, and ac-
Jenowledging the liberal patronage of my friends
and customers, I most cordially recommend them to
3,1 r. Walraven, who is favorably known as a young
gentleman whO has been in my store for the past six
years. He will continue the business at the old
stand, 719 Chestnut street.
N. B.—The undersigned will settle all his old busi
ness and continua to 1111 orders for railroads at 71.9
Chestnut street:N[eel& at] - W. H. OA.RRYL.
OLD HAITI MATTRESSES, no matter how
old and matted, when properly picked over and re
novated, make up a bed equal to new. Patten,
1408 Chestnut street, 'has the requisite machinery,
and pays special attention to all beds submitted to
tile care. •
W. 'HENRY PATTEN cleanses, mends, and
yeliangs lace curtains at the prices others charge for
Vaahing•only, .1405 Chestnut street.
VESTIBULE LACE, vestibule rods,- picture
•ds, tastehl, nails, 6arpet binding, thread tacks, .
. . .
In bedsteads, all sizes, at 1408 Chestnut street
NEW ORLEANS MOM—Excelsior and
ilvmattr,esses at Patten's, 1406 Chestnut street.
TIP; NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA..—We
:its the attention of our intelligent readers to the
, ertisement, In another column, of thin invalua-
. work, assuring them that no more useful , Book
)uld be added to their libraries. The agent for this
S. IC; Sinion, aa South Sixth street, will
ke pleasure in showing.- the various styles of
oiling
BEEP To THE RIGHT
gg Keep to the right," as the law directs,
ForEor such is the rule of the road ;
'Keep to the right, whoever expects
Surely to carry life's load.
‘" Keep to the right," within and without,
With stranger and kindred and friend;
Keep to the right, and you need have no doubt
That all will be well ist the end.
'" Keep to the right" when down Chestnut street
You wander for clothing so nice,
And Ineat'n the grand " Continental , ' :there turn
in your feet,
Where flourishes Chas. Stokes' "One Price."
CONCERT HALL--STEREOPTICON AND
1-nosT.”—This wonderful entertainment draws
wde. Can we wonder at it I Besides seeing and
tring a terrible 4, Ghost,” we can travel to the
noted places" on earth in an hour arid a half.
, left the Art Galleries of Paris and Rome ; we
e upon the majestic Notre Dame and St. Peter's ;
stand within the walls of the Theatre of Pompeii
I the Colliseum of Rome; we sail under the
Ri
of Venice, and gaze upon the Bridge of Sighs ;
stand in awe before the 'SPhyroz Of Egypt, and
lost in wonder.. at the ruined temples on the
Mks of the Nile.
BFLIIENZA.—About this time, when the
ling star makes a sudden jump of thirty or forty
tees ". at a lick," catarrhs prawn] extensively.
sufferer from the eccentricities of the climate
Ids forth as follows: "Eddrybody may dod hab
influenza, bud id is certainly teddy fadshion
s, add the debad for pocked hadkerchiefs bay be
ted brisk. Bonesed, hoarhound,• droshees, and
ligorice are in aetib request." He might have
sd, that those who would erefer prevention 'to
e, have only to procure for themselves a supply
such elegant and comfortable seasonable gar-
to as area made at the Brown StonaOlothing
sf Rookhill & Wilson, Nos, 603 and 606 Chest.
Ireet, above 611th, to escape the "infitienza."
iris Tuncirrs.--Politicians are tricky
1, and up to all kinds of mischief. Yesterday
srd it stated that certain parties contemplated
ig the city with bogus - tickets on the day of
es. Our advice to be, sore and take your
Ades with you to the polls, and see that your
its read as follows : "Granville Stokes, Fashion*
llothier and Merchant Tailor, No. 609 Ohestnut
Philadelphia." , . 41;!.
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SWERT'S .INFALLIBLE IaINIAfENT IS THE
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`lan rowdy for baba wad Bolos. • •
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUNT PATSY.—
BY THE BARD OF i . OWSR HALL. . •
I had an aunt, a nice old dfane.
Bliss Patsy Pringle Was her name ;
Full many an onecdote she told.
And all her tales were good as gold; •
But, eta ange to say, whate'eimight °bailee •
To be the theme of her romance.
The subject, as she turned round,
By some fatality, was found ' •
To have some reference to a beau
Named Mr. Mudge, who for her sighed,
Some five-and• twenty years ago,
And then disconsolately died.
When she of Charlemagne would swab'.
Or any celebrated Greek.
- Or any Roman hero fained,
Right soon poor Mr. Mudge was named.
Showing how well she did retain .
Tie memory of her Githful swain.
Aunt Patsy's plan I like so well, .
Iliac when some idle tale I tea,
I take good care to introduce
Some topic of important use:
So let me tell how TOWBR HALL
' Makes sx unparalleled display
Of clothes, adapted to the fall,
Cheap, 'well-constructed, plain or gay,
'The beet and largest assortment of Ready-made Cloth
ing in Philadelphia, selling at reduced prices.
TOWER HALL,
518 MARKET Streit,
It - BENNETT & CO.
COUGHS, COLDS, AND COIsiSIIMPTION.
Thirty, years' experience and
the testimony of thoesands
who have been cured by its nee, prove that JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT le, withoill exception, the most reliable
remedy in the world for COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, PLEURISY, CROUP.
WHOOPING COUGH, SPITTING OF BLOOD. and all
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. Here is a portion of the
evidence: •
Rey. N. M. JONES, of Protestant Episcopal Church,
Philadelphia, says:
"IA all cases of Comtimption I recommend. LtYike ' S
Expecforant."
Lieutenant Colonel LOUIS WAGNER,-now in corn
mand of Camp William Penn, Chelton Hills, Pa., writes:
"For Coughs, Colds, &n, the Expectorant has always
proved a certain cure. "
Rev. Dr. DOWLING, of NeW York, writes:
• "From my2own experience, I believe the Expectorant
to be one of the bestremedies for Coughs and Colds."
Mr. SAMUEL C. DAWSCN ofNo. 1217 Clarion street,
Philadelpnia. says:....
"After suffering for months with Bronchitis, I am
happy to say, by the use of Dr. Sayne's Expectorant, I
am once more like my former self."
Rev. L. J. ROBERTS, the well-known Chinese mis
sionary, writes;
"For Pulmonary Complaints I find the Expectorant
invaluable, always easing the, pain and removing the
symptoms." '
Mr. C. T. POOLER, Superintendent of Akron Schools
Obio, Writes:
In three days the llxpectorant cared me of a long
standing and troublesome Cough."
• -
al W. C. FISHER, of Weston, Spalding, Lincoln
shire, England, writes:
"A little nephew of mine was recently thoroughly
cured of the Whooping Cough by Dr. Jayne's Expecto
rant."
BEM. B. F. BEI:MEN, of. First Baptist Church, Cara
den, N. J.. writes:,
"Your Expectorant has•completely cured me of a
severe Cold. and entirely removed the accompanying
hoarseness."
Mr. ANDREW GOWANLOCK, of Bayfield,. C. W.,
" Jayne's Expectorant has effectually cared we - of a
violent attack of Inflammation of the Lungs.",
'JOHN HARRIMAN, ES-4.1 of Stewartstown, N. H.,
writes:
"One of my childrenmbtalned immediate and effectual
relief from an attack of Croup by the nee of Jayne's .13x-
Rev. A. WIBERG, of Wittingen. Hanover, Writes:
" A friend who was troubled with an obstinate Cough,
accompanied ‘by. Spitting of Blood and Hectic Fever, has
entirely recovered his health through the use of Dr.
Jayne's Expectorant," .
Mr. JOHN VANWORT, of Aurelius. Mich.. writes
"After suffering from a hard, racking Cough until I
was thougbt past all cure, I tried Jayne's Expectorant,
after using -two bottles of which I found myself well,
tough, and hearty."
Mr. C. W. WHISTLER. of Mercer county, Pa,. says;
"Your Expectorant bas entirely relieved me of a very
painful Cough, accompanied with Bore Throat."
Bev. Dr. _RUFUS BABCOCK, formerly President of
Waterville Collf ge, Maine,•: writes:
: "The Expectorant I highly esteem, as a safe as well as
eminently beneficial remedy." -
Dr - D.- - 0. GJLSKILL, of Milton. Nova Scotia, writes:
"The Expectorant I belleye to be about the best medi
cine louse for tlie diseases for whickit is recommended,"
Rev. J. J. WA_LSB, Missionaryof Presbyterian Board,
Futteguch, India, says:
"It is within my knowledge that Dr. Jayne's Expect
-torant has been the means, under Providence, of curing
a case of Incipient Consumption."
Mrs. HANNAH J. PUGH,- of Turman, Sullivan county,
Indiana, Writes:
"After suffering for some months with Consumption,
ea•e being pronounced hopelesS, 1 was eventually
restored to good health by persevering in the use of
Jayne's Expectorant."
Tha Eif.PECTORANIY, and all of Dn. D. JAYNE &
SON'S FAMILY MEDICINES, are preparedonly ai No.
242 CHESTNUT Street. salt-gam-ft
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
BATCHELOR'S celebrated. HAIR DYE fe the Best in
the World. The only Harmless True, and Iteliahle
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect— changes
Red, Rusty, or Gray Hair, instantly Leda Grassy Black.
or Natural Brown, without injuring the Hair or Stain
ing the Skin, leering the Hair Soft and Beautiful; im
parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring - its pristine
color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The
Genuine is signed WITALLieN A. BLTCHISLOIL; all °Merl;
are'raere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold , by
all Druggists, &c. FACTORY, 81 BARCLAY Street,.
New York. Batcholor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing
the Hair. - je23-ly
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST .
STYLES, made in the Best Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Feces marked in-Plain
Figures. All Goods made to Order' warranted. satisfac
tory. Our ONE-PRICE SYSTEM is strictly adhered' to-
All are thereby treated alike. • ' ,
del2.-I.y JONES It CO., 604 'MARKET Street.
ELECTRICITY ON A NEW SYSTEM, AS A CII ,
RATICH, by Dr. A. H. STEVENS, No. 1118 SOUTH ,
PENN SQUARE. Philadelphia. sel4-tf
FFRI GEORGE STECK & CO.'S al-lau
PIANOS. I II I
CRESSON SPRINGS. ATLICRSt.
MR. J. E. GOULD; Seventh ateCheetnut BtB.,
DEAR SIR: Having had frequent opportunities of ex
amining the Pianos made by Messrs. GEORGE STECK
& Co.", New York, during the past few years, in the
practice of my profession as Tuner, I pronounce them
the most perfect instramento I have ever seen.
In point of tonch, equality, and cingeng tone they may
defy comparison with any and all other makes, while in
the upper two octave (treble notes) they are incompara
bly the finest I have any knowledge of.
C. E. SARGENT, Tuner of Pianos,
Psel2-stv-tf 907 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
BENNETT—MUTCHINSON.—On Tuesday morning,
September 15, 18&i..in St. Matthew's Lutheran Church.
by the .Rev. B. W. Rutter, Mr. James . M.' Bennett to
Miss Rachel F., daughter of Charles Hutchinson, Esq.,
all of Philadelphia.
I,IPI'S—ELERR. —On Tuesday noon, September 15,1863,
by.the Rev. B. W. Mutter, Mr. Charles C, LiPPS. of Phi
ladelphia, to Miss Mary Elizabeth Herr, of Harrisburg,
MARTIN—DOWNS. —On the 16th Instant, by the Rev.
J.. Addison Henry, Dr: R. A. Martin, of Harrisburg, pa.,
to Isabelle, only daughter of Mr. Thomas Downs, of
West Philadelphia.
hieNETLL—AMERMAN. —On the morning of the 15th
instant, by the Rev. C. A. S. Richards, Mr. J. Edward
McNeill, of Chicago, to Miss Mary A. R. Amerman, of
this . • , Amerman,*
of
Thursday evening, Septem
ber 10, 1863, by the Rev. E. W. Mutter, Oft Richard
Parish to Miss Elmira, daughter of Joseph. Jackson,
Esa all of Philadelphia.
SULLIVAN—KELLEY —At. Clarksburg, West Virginia,
on Thursday, September 10, Brigadier General J. C. Sul
livan, of the Army of Tennessee, to Mary Jane,.dabgh
tar of General B. F. Kelley, commanding Department of
West Vizginia. .
NOTICS.—Tbe marriage - published in The Press of the
12th inst., between Augustus D. Davis and &Use Hannah
Simpson, was a fabrication, no such marriage having
taken place. , * At* D. DAvie.
DIED,
BELL.—On the morning of the 13th instant, Hon. Sa
muel Bell. in the 66th year of his age.
Due notice will be given of the funeral. *
CHDRCHMAN. —.St her residence, in Germantown, on
Third-day, the 15th of Ninth-month, 1253, • Miargaret
Churchman, in the 67th year of her age. -
Her relatives and friends are respectfully - invited to
attend the funeral. - to-morrow pe day) afternoon.
without further notice. To leave the hopes at half-past
4 o'clock. -
COLLOM.—On the 146 b. instant, William M. Collom,
Jr., in the 19th year of his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence of his
brother-in-law;'J. J. S. Seltzlnger, No. 933 North Broad
street, this (Wednesday) afternoon at 2 ,o'clock, without
further notice.
HALFMAN. —On -the 14th instant, Mrs. Sarah Hall
man, in the 29th year of her age. . -
Her relatives 'and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of Charles Leach.
Rising-Sun lane, near Broad street, this (Wednesday)
afternoon at 3 o'clock, without further notice. *
RBRD.—On Saturday morning. the 12th instant Mary,
widow of the late'Alexander W. Reed, in the - 16th year
of her age.
Her friends and those of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from her late residence.'
No. 726 South Tenth street, this (WAdneaday) morning
at 9 o'clock.
SA RY. —On the kith instant, Peleg B. Savory, of
the firm of Savory St Co. (formerly cif Plymouth county.
Masa ), in the 59th year of hie age. -
The male friends of the family are reariectfallY invited
to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 3i7
Reed street, to-morrow (Tnursday ) afternoon at 2 o'clock:
To proceed to Odd Fellows' Cemetery. **
WARD.—In West Philadelphia, on Sunday morning.
at 91's' o'clock, 'of congestion of the lunge, James Ward,
Esq.. of Leesburg. B. J. in the 73d year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his
son, John D. Ward. south side of Walnut street west of
Thirty-ninth street this (Wednesday) morning at 9
* '
o'clock. To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery.
IifIifcCIONIGLE-Suddenly, on the 11th instant, John
7ileGonigle aged 30 years.
LUDWICK. —On the 9th instant, George Ludwick, in
the 85111 year of his age.
MOURNING GOODS,
.FOR FALL
SALBS.—Jest opened. Fall stock of
Black Reps. Casbmeres. Merinoes, Bombazines.
Tameees, Mousselines, Silks. Baratteas
Throne, Australian Crapes. Paramattas
Reps Anglais, Oriental Lnstres. Alpacas. , -
English Crapes, Veils, 'Thibet, Long and Square
Shawls. Scc.
Also, Second Mourning. Flannels, Balmorals, and
Crest Goods of - various fabrics.
RESSON lc SON. Mourning Store,
eel° 918 ,CHESTNUT Street.
J IME LANDELL OVEN TO-DAY,
- 4 for Fall Wee,
Rich Printed Kerinoee, Delainee,, Rene. Ste- . Are•
-V,YRE LANDELL OPEN TO-DAY
s Fall
Moire'Antiques, Pont de Beteg, &c., &c.
UNION . LEAdUE OF PHIL ADE
PHIA. —A Special- Meeting of the Union League
of Ph 1 a Iphiu will he held at the League House, - 1.1.1.8
CHESTNUT Street. on , WEDNESDAY. September. 16, at
8 o'clock P. M.. . GEO, H. BOKSR, Secretary.
UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA,
LAW
on THDRSDAY, the let of OCTOBER next. ',Tne Intro
ductory lecture will be delivered by PROF. bfORRIB. at
EIGHT a elect in the evening of that day, at,the LBO
TURA /PM, th 9 NOR(Rit GOLLAQ& - ifillel? T-t Qv/
EXHIBITION
OF. VIE
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
COMMENCIINO
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15,
And continuing Wednesday and Thursday, the 15th. and
17th. Day and Evening. The display of
FRU/TS, FLO WERS, AND VEGETABLES
, WILL BF. LARGE AND FINE.
THE BALLROOM-FLOOR
Will be laid over the_Parq[net. and, together with,
THE SPA.OIOUS STAGE,
will be devoted to the. Plants, Flowers, OrnaMental De.
signs, &c. The stage will also he elegantly draped and
decorated with rock work, fountains, &a.
THE LOBBIES AND - VESTIBULES
will be Bet, apart for' the !display of Ornamental hob..
work, Pottery, Hanging Vases, Fern Cases, Myna- -
rinms, Wire Work, - Gardening Utenstls. &c.
THE ELEGANT FOYER
will be filled with . the choicest specimens of Fruit, Viand a
bate Htill will be devoted to the
VEGETABLES,
BIRGPELD'S CELEBRATED BAND .-
will perform every evening, and the entire building
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED
during the day as WAIT as the event nn.
.REFRESHMENTS
of the choicest kinds will ho tarnished. -
Contributions of Fruit, Flowers, tqauts, Vegetables.
Fern Cases, Aquariums. Phantom or Skeletonized Bou
quets,'Rustic Adoranteuts. &c., (for which liberal pre
miums are offered) are solicited. Anplicatione ean be
tnedelo the secretary, A. W. HARRISON, No. 26 Sluth
SEVENTH street, or to J. H. MITCHELL, president.
No. 610 YORK Avenue. - ,
Admittance 26 cent.. Members' Tickets. admitting
one gentleman and two ladies to the Exhibition and to
the monthly meetings. aio. until the let of January
next, will be furnished { or doe Dollar, on application to
the Treasurer, HENRY, A. DRERE, 32T CHESTNUT'
Not yrroreedß to ha devoted to the nee of tho 11. 8
SANITARY COMMISSION: • ee.943t
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gz.PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. 14.; 13113._
, Special. Mesita.' of the PENNSYLVANIA.
B iIITIGULTU SAL SOCIETY held this day, it was
Resolved, That the net proceeds of the Autumnal
Exhibition to be held at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on
the 16th, 16111. and 17th days of Septembv, over and
shove the preminme and expenses of the same. be and
are hereby appropriated equally to the United States
Sanitary and the Christian Commissions, for the use of
the Disabled Soldiers of the Army. -
sel.s-3t A. W. HARRISON, Rae. Sec'y.
NATIONAL UNION ASSOCIATION
OF THE FIFTFI PRECINCT. I` WE N TINT FI
WARD, will meet THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. et 8
o'clock, ar the hove of Wm. Deacon.corner ofTWELPTEI
and POPLAR Streets. Tne Sixth Precinct Aegociatlon
will meet on Thursday eve nir g, at 8 o'clock, at Presto st
bones, corner of Deacon and Girard avenue, to nominate
Judges and Impactors. JOSEPH F. KAMER.,
It* President of Ward Association.
TWENTY-POURT,H WARD,
SIXTH DIVISION.N ATI ONAL .V NIO
1" e RTY.—A meeting of the loyat citizens of this division,
will be held 'PAIS ( Wednesday) EVENING. at 80'01001.
at the Mentos. Sehool-house. C. G. PIERSON.
By order of •••• JOHN A. BRO
It* Elmoutive Committee.
M'THEI PENDISTLVEIDIRA. FIEELEINSU
keNCE COMPANY. September 7. 1881—The Di
rectors have this day declared a DIVIDEND of NEVIN
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS .per share on the Stock of
the Company tor the last six months. which'will be paid
to the Stockholders or their legal representativeq, after
the 17th blatant. WM. G. CllO WELL;
seB4lB Secretary.
A MEETING OP THE STOOK
i '
iDOLDERS -of the OIL CREEK AND RIDGWAY
RAILROAD (TOMPANY will be held at the CONTI
NENTAL HOTEL, in Phbadelphia, on MONDAY, Sep
tember 21et. 1963, at 12 o'clock M.
_. -
ALBERT WILLIS.
- GEORGE DICKINSON.
JAMES A. BRAME,
JAMES H. MAYO,
ses-14t Commissioners.
OPPICE OW THE PRIGA.OELPIII.I.,
GERMANTOWN, AND NORRISTOWN RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY. Pirmaner.entit, 14,1863. •
The Board of Managers of this Company have de.
Glared a dividend of FOUR PER CENT., clear of Na
tional and State Tax, for the six months endina 10th
inst.. pavable on and after the FIRST DAY OF 00-
TosEn Next. Transfers of Stock will not be made for
ten days after the 21st inst. •
8014 mwftOl W. S. WILSON, Treasurer.
AVIS AUX ELEGANTS.—AI. JO.
SEES ZACKEY, de Paris, Gerant de la Malawi
tiItASIDVILLE STOKES, Marchand 'hallow, No. 609
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, a liheaneur d' ariser
dee nombreux amis et connalesances Cabled quo Phono.
table public) qui l'on deo. favorise de leer clientele,
vient,de resevoir de Paris et Londree, lee modes lea
Plus recentes et lee mietig porteee pour la nelson d'ele.
M. GRANDVILLE STOKES a min a Medispoeition lee
steoffes lee pins belles at lee nisilleares qualites,' dee pre
mieres manufactures d'EuroPe. „
Lee officieres soldats de tout: grades y tron*rout les
meilleures qaalitas d'etoffes, a des prim tree moderee
L'olegance de sa coupe, ains'que le cachet de distinction
iue la caracterise, est dein. trop COILMI dupublio pour en
renonvelar lenre merffes.. - -yr2S-2m
MILITARY NOTICES.
fTO MEN OF COLOR.-W_A.NTED.
IMMEDIATELY—Thirteen aetive. young, educated,
MEN OP CO.LOR, as recruits for 3d Regiment U. S.
Colored Troops, Col. Tilghman, to .act as:Clerks.
They. must he able to read and write, and bars a fair
knowledge of arithmetic..-They will be enlisted as sol
diers, Inn he assigned to duty as quartermasters' and corn,
rally clerks. Apply between the hours of 9A. l',Y. and 'V
P. M , at Office of Committee to Sn wry's° Recruiting Co
lored Troops. No. 1210 ORES MUT Street. -.'
selliAt • . ' R. R. CORSON, Agent.
lATTENTION, COMPANY A.-THE
membeis of Company A, 49th Regiment P. S. M. are
Im:tested to meet at the Armory of the Washington
Grays on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 16th instant,
at 8 o'clock
BY - ORDER OF THE CO4I4IITTEE.
I CORPS OF - HONOR, 11. S. A.
HEADQUARTERS BECETTITI/TO SERVICE,
' INVALID CORPS FOR PHILADELPHIA
1143 South TRIED Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLDIERS honorably discharged on account of dis
ability Will apply for information or enlistment in the
INVALID .00EFIS
to Dent, HUBER BARMAN. Invalid Corps,
243 5. Third street, Philadelphia,
or to ' Lieut. J. W. DEAN. Invalid Corps, •
511. Brown street, and
H. B. corner Broad and Spring Garden eta.
Phila.
Pay and allowances, excepting bounty and pension,
same as in 11. S. Infantry. E MATTHEW'S,
Mar let Pa. Art. and Supt. Invalid Corps for Philadel-
8 402 BOUNTY.
-• •
RECRUITS WANTED
- •
For the 12th 11. S. Infantry,:-ABLE-BODIED NEN
between the ages of - 18 and 45 years. THE ABOVE
LARGE BOUNTY CEASES OE THE 25yEt OF SEPTEM
BER. For farther particulars apply to
WM. SERGEANT, Capt. 12th Infantry,
Recruiting Officer.
ise2-11n. M29 , Boath FRONT Street.
, .
HEADQUARTERS PROVOST
MARSHAL; THIRD DISTRICT,. PA:" `
PITILADETRHIA, Septemberl2, 1863.
Notice is hereby given to all those grafted persons of-the
Thud Congressional District, who have not as- yet re
ported thernelres at these headquarters, that failing to
do so by SATTiRDAY, September 19, inst., they be
immediately arrested' as deserters.
-By order of the Board of Enrolment.
- '
JACOB S. STRITCH,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
" FRANKLIN IX STERNER,
commissioner.
ALEXANDER C. HART,
Ot Surgeon.
TRIVEM)QUARTERS OF PROVOST
• • MARSHAL. FIRST DISTRICT. PA., 315 South
THIRD Street,
ParLADErrtrA. - September 12, 7883.
This. office will be opendaily. from 8 A.M. to 2P: M.
All Drafted Men of the Second. Th ird. Fourth. Fifth, and
Sixth wards, who have not reported, and whose time
has not been extended, will be apPrehenevea .fl
toftrt as deserters.
A reward of ten dollars will be yratd for deserters.
The ELEVENTH WARD (being the Sixth Sub-Dis-
Wet) will be heard in the following order:
MONDAY. Sept. 14, Nos. I_ to 100 inompive.
TUESDAY; Sept. 15, Nos. 101 to 200 inclusive.
:WEDNESDAY. Sept. 16, Nos ?Al to 300 inclusive.
THURSDAY, Sept. 17, Roe .901 to 413:inclusive.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY following,' for the hearing
of cases generally.
This will close the hearing of cases in the First Con
gressional District. and will be followed by -the.prompt
arrest , or all who have failed to appear,
N. B.—Substitutes have preference, •
WM. E. LEHMAN,
Provost Marshal and President of the. Board,
CHARLES MURPHY. - --
Commissioner of the Board.
N. H. MARSELIS,
Eel i-tf Surgeon of the Board.
TT EAD W DARTERS FOURTH,DIS
-&-a- TRIM, N. B. corner BROAD and SPRING GAR
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO DRAFTED MEN IN THE
FIFTEEN PH . WAR D.—All parsons drafted in the Fif
teenth Ward, and who have failed to report to the Board
of Enrolment of the district, are reqnired to do so on or
before WEDNESDAY next, September 16. A failure shoe
to report will subject al) such. persons to arrest as desert
ers after that day. D. M. LANE. .
Provost Marshal
BARRETT, • •
C. B:
Commissioner of Board.
J. RALSTON WELLS,
~ Surgeon of Board.
NOTICE TO DRAFTED MEN OF THE
•TWENTIETH WARD.—The Board of Enrolment of
Fourth District hereby hive notice to all persons drafted
in' the TWENTIETH WARD. being the third'sub.dis
trict, that they will - commence the hearing of cases of
persons claiming Exemption. or those desiring to offer
Substitutes, on THORSDAY. September 17, 18e3, at the
Headquarters, corner ot I3ROAD and SPRING GARDEN
Streets, and will hold Daily esslone for this purpose
until the entire ward is completed__
The notices served upon drafted men are all numbered,
and the following - order for the hearing of cases has been
re.tolved upon, and will be strictly adhered to, viz:. -.-
Thursday, - Sept. 17. numbers 1 to 75 inclusive.
Frio ay, 18, 76 to 150
Saturday, " 39, " 151. to 225 "
Monday,
Tuesday, . " 22, t" 351 to 375 "
Wednesday,`,` 23, " 376 to 450
Thursday, 24. " 451 to 525
Friday, '" 25, " 626 to 600
Saturday, " - 26, " 601 to 575:
Monday,
Monday, " 22, " 676 to 760 "
Tuesday, . '• 751 to 825 "
Wednesday, 30, 826 to 900
Thursday,- Oct. 1, " 901 to 975
Friday, " 2, '` 976 to 1050 "
Saturday, " 3. " IDSI. t 011122 " -
The heron of session will be from 9 to 12 o'clock A. M.
Thzee Laving Substitutes to offer will be heard first in
order, on each of these days, as no substitute OE4II be re
ceived later than 4 o'clock P. M. _
Persons railing to report upon the days fixed as atiove
for their hearing, will render themselves liable to arrest
as deserters. • , -
The time for the hearing of cases in the remaining
wards of this district is extended until farther notice.
Captain and Provost Marsha
C. B. BARRETT,
Commissioner of Board.
J. RALSTON WELLS, .
sell. St . Surgeon of Board.
LEGAL.
IN THE ORPH - ANS'IJ
CORT FOR Tali
MY AND COUNTY OF. PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of WILLIAM 0. BEARD, deceased.
The Auditor - appointed by the Court . to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of A. R BEARD. administrator
of Witham 0. Beard. deceased, and to make distribntion
of the balance in the bands of the accountant. will meet
thelparties interested for the purposes of his appoint
ment, on FRIDAY, September 2.45,.1563, at 4 o'clock P.M.;
at his Office. S. B cor. EIGIiTH and LOCUST Streets, in
the city of Philadelphia. DANIEL DOUGHERTY,
sel6-wfm6t ' Auditor.'
TN‘THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY
AND CORNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM. H. ABBOTT vs. JOSEPH T.-ME SRS. June
Term. 1883. No. 533 Pleu. Vein. Ex.
The auditor appointed by the court to report distribu
tion 'of the fund arising from the sale by the sheriff,
under the above writ, of the following-described real
estate. to wit:
All that stone messnage. barn, &c., and two contiguous
lots of land situate in the Twenty second ward of the city
of Philadelphia. the first being described as follows : Be
ginning at s stone set fora corner at the northwestwardly
side of the Old York road, thence by land of Benjamin
Armitage" north eighty-three .degrees twenty minutes
west thirty perches and three-tenths of a perch to - a `
stone, thence north five degrees ten minutes east thirty
fly e and a half perches to a stone, thence by land of
Samuel. Harper south eighty-two degrees fifty-five
minutes east twenty-six perches to a corner stone,
thence by land of:Joseph Enle south , nine degrees west
two perches and eighty - five- hundredths of a perch to a
stone, thence si uth sixty-nine tdegrees east' sixteen
Perches and eighty-flve hundredths th e ncerch to a post
on the side of said Old York road, by saidKoad
south twenty-eight degrees-forty-five minutes West
thirty perches and-thirty-live hundredths to the place of
beginning: containing seven acres, one hundred perches
and a half perch of eland. Being the same premises
which Joeeph Healy and wife, by indentrcre bearing date
the sixteenth day of November, 1814, recorded. in Deed
Book R. L. L, o. 31,p age 187, granted and conveyed_
to the said Joarph T. Mears in fee. The other of said
tracts beginning at a corner of land now or late of Silas
Wilson, and being in the linb of the above-described lot'
of land: thence by the same north four degrees twenty
nine minutes 'east eight perches and•thirty- four-hnn
dredtbs of a perch to a corner of lot now or late of ' Jacob .
Miller,-thence:by' same north eighty-four degrees west
thirty eight perches twenty-nine-hundredths of , a perch.
to a•stone .ut corner of salt' Miller's lot, and in line qf
w a tt an - swing , B land,,thence by same south six degrees
and a half west eight perches and thirty- four hundredths
to a corner of said Wilson's lot, thence .by same smith:
eighty-four degrees east thirty-eight perches and etxty
-two-hundredths to . the place of beginning; oontaininr
two acres, more or less. Being the same tract of lan d
Henry. Lelar, Encl.; Sheriff of the county of Phila
delphia, by deed poll dated:the thirteenth day of Jane.
1849, and entered among the records of the - District Court
for the city and county. of Philadelphia; in Book V..
_page
810, - granted and cbnveyed to the said Joseph T..'Meare
Will attend to the duties of his appointment one TIM 3- -
DAY, the twentpn Inth day of September. D. 1861. at
3 o'clock. P H;, at his No 11.30 - South -SIXTH
Street, Philadelphia. when and where -all - parties in- •
terested must make their claims or they will be debarred
from corning in upon said fund.
80/6:IA. • JOAN CaigAlf. AndiSOL
THE PWs•-"TIig4DELP
At WASHINGTON, Waehington county, SATITEDAY,
Sept. 26th.
I . At INDIANA, Indiana county, MONDAY, Sept. MIL
At VirILKESBASHE, Duane county, WEDNESDAY,
At SCRANTON, Luzern°, county, THURSDAY, Octo
, •
And man) other distinguished gentlenien: including
many eloquent advocates of the Union Cause in. Penn
sylvania. lio possible efforts will be spared to secure as
fail and thorough a discussion ofthe momentous issues
now submitted to the people as the Viler period now re
maining will alloW, and it is- enjoined upon'friends
of the' to secure the attendance of their fel
low-citizenn upon the occasions. . • .
WAYNE iIibVEAPH, Chairman.
GEO. W. HAMER 3I ' I I Secretaries '—
UNION MEETINGS.
WEDNESDAY,. SE PTEMBER'I6..
PITTSBURG-Governor Curtin, John- licott, Esq., It:
S. Mathews, Esq., of Md.
HONESDALE, Wayne' County-Dr. Wm. Elder; .Go-•
vernor Randall, of Wirconsim
CHESTER, Delaware Com:di-Charles Gibbons, Esq..
BARTVILLE-Col. Wm, Mann, Col. P.. 5.-. White.
and Samuel Lloyd, Esq.
TWURSDAY,.SEPTEMBER, 17.
GREENSBURG. Westmoreland County-Gov. Curtin,
Hon. Edgar Cowan, W. H. - Armstrong, Esq,
FASTON-Isaac Hasteliarst,
CHRISTIANA, Lancaster County-Gen. Butler ; - Hon.'
Thadatue Stevens, Hon. Tohn W. Forney, Hon. Greene
Adams. of Kentucky,-and WayneMcVeagh, Esq . :
WILLISTOWN; Chester County-Hon. Wm. D. - Kelley,
David Paul Brown. . • _
THREE TONS, Montgolnery Coonty-Col. F. Mont
gomery, of Mississippi;,Morton McMichael, Esq,,
Chase, Esq., of New York, and Charles Gilpin, Esq;
EBENSBURG, Cambria Connty-Hon..P. C. Shannon.
R. S Mattheivs, Esq. - -
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18.
ALTOONA-Governor Curtin, Colonel Lemuel Todd,
R. S. Matthews. Esq: ,
PUGHTOWN. Chester County-Colonel Montgomery,
Hon. John Hickman, A. H. Chase, Esq.
HOLLIDAYSBURG; Blair County-Ex-Governor Wm.
F. Johnston.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEiII9.
CATASAQUA, Lehigh. County—Governor Curtin, Hon
A. a. McClrire,.R. E. Matthews, Esq.
MIFFLINSURG, Union Connty—Hon. Wm. D. Xelley,
Hon. Green Adams.
PORT THEVORTON, Snyder County—Wm. H. Arm
strong, Esq., - Franklin Bound, Esq.
EAS'lON—Governor Cartin.-JEfon. Jas. H. Campbell.
EN-0 overnor Wm. F. Johnston: Colonel -Wm. B. Mann.
MILTON. No2rthumberland Coanty=Hon. Wm. D.
Xelley, Hon. Green Adams.
It2UNCY, Lyeoming County—Hon. John C. Knox, lion.
Henry Johnson. , -
TUESDAY SEPTEXI3EII 22.
NORRISTOWN-o . ov. Curtin, gon. Win. F. John
ston, David Paul Brown. Esq.
wATHESHURG, Greene County—Hon. W. W. 14etoli
am, Hon. Geo. V. lAVienne. ' ,
LEWiSDURG..IInion Count —Hon: .A. K. McClure.
Hon. Sohn C. Hicoket. • •
POLITICAL.
NATIONAL UNION NOMINA
-•1 TIONS.
STATE OFFICERS
- FOR GOVERNOR,
AN DREW tt. CURTIN.
FOR JUDGE OF StTRRENE COURT,
DANIEL A GNEW.
SENATOR7PIEST RENATORILL DISTRICT
TBRE111.1&11 moulor,s.
REPRESENT kTIVF,g.
Ist Dietz*lot—WlLLlAM POSTER
2d " THOMAS J. CIHOILTE
&I " TROWELS T. WILLS.
4th " JOHN D. WATSbIsT.
6th " WILLIAM W. WATT.
6th " ISAAC R. O'HARA:.
ml 6, THOMAS COCHRAN.
Bth 66 JAMES N. KERNS:
9th 6, . CHARLES DIXEY.
10Ik " S. S. FANO° &ST.
Ilth 11 ISAAC A. SHEPPARD..
12th 11 LURE V. SUTPHIN.
13th 1, WILLIAM Y. LEADER
14th 1, FREDERICK GErz.
16th " WILLIAM F. SMITH.
16th 1, EDWARD GE. LEE.
iTth " JAMES MILLER.
Gomm OFFICERS.
RECORDER. OF DEMOB.
LEWIS R. BROOMALL
PROTHONOTARY OF INSTRICT:OOITHT.
GEORGE KELLY
*LEW( OF COURT - Or QUARTICIi. SIMBIONS•
GEORGE H. MOORE.
CORONER.
WILLIAM. TAYLOR
CITY OFFICERS.
CITY TREASURER.
HENRY HUME.
CITY COMMISSIONER.
PHILIP R. HAMILTON.`
By
By order
of the City Committee of Superintendence
UNION MASS, MEETINGS
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. ROOMS,
COMMONWEALTH 13IIILDING , S, 611 CHESTNUT St.
SEPTEMBER 9, 1863.
Govarnoi CURTIN, in company with distinguished
orators from adjoining States, will address the people
of Pennsylvania at the times and Places named in the
follOWing schedule:
At FITTSMIRG. Allegheny county, WEDNESDAY,
Sept 16tb.
At GREENSBURG. Westmoreland county, TRIMS;
DAY. Sept 17th.
At. ALTOONA, Blair county, FRIDAY. Sept. 18th.
At CATASAIIQUA., Lehigh county, SATURDAY, Sept.
A t EAsTori, Northampton comity. MONDAY, Septem
ber Mat. • •
At NORRISTOWN, Montgomery. county. TUESDAY,
Sept. V&
At WEST CHESTER. _Chester comity, WEDNESDAY.
Sept 23d.
At. BEAVER.. Heaver cOttnty, FEHDAY. Sept. 25th. '"
'At TOWANDA, Bradford county. SATURDAY. Octo
bar Sd.
At BELI,EFONTE, Centre eouilty, TUESDAY, Ode
ber Stn.
At YORK, York county, WEDNESDAY. October 7th.
At READING, Berke county, THURSDAY, October Sth.
At POTI'SYLiILE, Schuylkill county, FRIDAY, &to-
At PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. October .10.
We have reasonable hopes of haying in the pending
canvme the aid of
.•
GovernOi• JOHNSON, Of Tennessee:
Governor PIPRPONT. of Virginia;
Governor BRADFORD,-of Maryland; .- 4
JOHN MIGNON. the next Governoi of Ohio;
Hon. DANIEL 13.DICRENSON. of New York:- .
Gen. LOGAN. of Illinois;
Gen. BUTLER, of Massachusetts.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SI
OXFORD, Chester Conuti—Hen:. Butler, Hon. H.
Winter Davis. of Maryland:. Morton McMichael, Bag.,
Rev. Dr. Junkin. • • •
DANVILLE, Montour Conntyllon. Greene Adams.
Hon. Wm. D. Bella. . . • _
WIILIAMSPORT. Lycoinlng County—Hon. John C.
Rnox;WM. H. Armstrong, Esq.., Clinton Lloyd. Esq.
• • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.
WEST CHESTER—Gov. Curtin, Col. John W. For
ney, Morton McMichael, Esq.
SUMMIT, Northumberland County—Hon. Greene
Agorae, Hon. Wm. D. Kelley. •
JERSEY. FAURE; Lyooming Connty—Hon. John C.
Knox Win. H. Armstrong, Esq.. Charles W. Win
gard..Elo.
• THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
WHITE HALL, Montgomery County—lsaac Hazel
hoist; EMI.; ,Chttilos W. Jay, ESQ. Mon. Jas. M.
. .
Sccrvel
BLOODY RUN. Bedford County—Hori. Henry D.
Moore, John Scott, Esq.. Hon. Saranal Calvin; Hon. S.
S. mar,
LOCKHAVEN, Clinton County—Kon. John C. Knox,
Wm. H; Armstrong, Esq.. Jamad Chatham, Eq.
PHILADELPHIA — Concert Hall.
. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. . • •
BitVElt— Gov. Curtin, Him. W. W. Rot ! Mani; Ho
SCHELLSBURG, Bedford County—Hon. Henry
Moore, John Soon. Pao.. Hon. Samuel Calvin, Hon.
8. Blatr.
BELLEFONTE, Centro Comity—Hon. John*C. Knoz.
W. H. Armstrong, Esq., Edmund Blanchard, Esq.
[Editors of the loyal newspapers throughout the State
are requested to publish notice. of the' above meet•
8816
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE ROOMS, • PHLLADELPRIA, Sept. 16.
The Committee congratulates the friends of the Onion
throughout the State on the glorious greeting KLINE
sends to us to-day, and ventures to express the hope
that it will prove at oriels an Incentive to generous rival
ry, of •her majority, and an omen of the victory which
awaits ns in October.
To make that victory decisive. our great need now Is
local organization and local effort ; and wherever two
or three are gathered toge.her In the name of LIBERTY
AND THE UNION, we beg them to direct their labors
by township meetinge, by circulation of documents,
and by all the proper agencies of an active and thorough
TOWNSHIP CANVASS, to counteract the slanders and
falsehoods which the enemies of the Government are
busily towing in the agricultural regions, In the rural
districts, and In all.' the more thinly-settled Portions of
the State
California, Kentucky, and Maine hive pronounced the
doom of all Northern By rapathizereveith treason ;'and'
when Ohio and Pennsylvania shall have decisively re
titled their verdict the rebellion will be' virtually
ended, and Peace will soon gladden the land.
In this good hope et- the near future, let as all take
courage, and go forward to renewed labors and sacri
fices for thesafety of the Republic.
In behalf of the C own Wee.
It'•• WAYNE MOVEAGFI, Chairman,
UNION • STATE CENTRAL 001.111IT
TEE g 60.11121. j: Pit rianassque Sept. 16, illeZt
Yrbe Committee is Prepared to furnielr'dosuments print
ed in knglish and German, discussing the vital issues
now width g before theveople of Pennsylvania.
The publications include the Address of the Union f tate
Central COmmittee,..Judge Woodward's .Speech. for Sla-
Toy, his Attack in thn.Constitutional Convention upon.
Foreigners, the Great Union Speech of -Alexander H.
Stephens, the President's *Letter, and many orations. ad
dresses, and •psmpblets of distingulehed soldiers and
statesmen, showing the Wickedness of the Rebellion and
the shortest WRY to Peace to be by its swift suppression.
The Committees of Correspondence of the different
counties will be supplied as rapidly as. possible, and
township committees shpuld at once apply_to them.
It • WAYNE Mc'irlinGU. Chairman.
.. •
COL .
REIMER'S 1. - 0 RED' PHOTO
OItaPHS,.. for .31. aro.riroverblai :for their taste.
beauty, and reettracy; rare artistic ability to maelfeet le
all departments of Ins Gallery. SEDOND dtreet, above
Green. - . It*
.1
. 08T Olt • MISLAID—OBItTLVIOATE
A 4 4 , OF SCRIP 6OB.'for Twenty Dab», year UM
honed to ALEX. DOUGLAjiIt by the Tenn Mutual , Life
Inßaranoe Compsutr. stgi-wflto •
, -I:.7WEDN.ESDAY--
gETAIL DRY GOODS.
EDWIN - HALL 8c 001,
26 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
W,ould desire to call the attention of
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
BUYERS
To tlelr stock of
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS, &c.
ml6-wsw:3t
BLANKETS I , BLANKETS BLANK
BETS!
The Largest. Assortment of
SI.'A_:N/KETS,,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
OFFERED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
. 00WPERTHWAIT & CO.,
N. COR. EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.
seletde3l
NEW MOURNING- STORE.
JUST RECEIVED,
OUR NEW STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Mourning Goods,
• - COMPRISING
BOMBAZINES, ALPAOAS,
CASHMERES, MERINOES, &o
Also, a full assortment of
so,ooCNotirnirig, . .
. . .
SHAWLS, MANTiiES, ac.c.
M-„& A: MYERS :& 00
se2 -artm 1m
92 . 6 CHESTNUT STREET
CURTAINS AND 'FURNITURE
COVERINGS.
JUST. OPENED,
' NEW LAOE OURTMCNS,
Of Beautiful Designs.
TAMBOUBED LACE And - MUSLIN DRAPERIES.
FRENCH BROCATELLES, FIGURED SATIN and
DAMASKS. • .
•BORDERED TERRIES. REPS. TAPETERIES, AND
SATIN.DE EATERS:
G ,
oldßordertedaudPlain SHADES of - every every Descrip
thin made And put, up to order in the best poestble
manner' ,
,
SHEPPLED TO HARLINGEN, & ARMOR
CURTAIN W/RBROUSE,
1008 CHESTXIIT Street,
Ea w ml.2t
30'44 CHEST UT S I'REBT
E. M. NEEDLES
IS RECEIVING DAILY
ALL DESIRABLE NOVELTIES
LATEST IMPORTATIONS,
In LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
WHITE GOODS,
HANDKKRCE lEFS,
VEILS, &c., &c
1024 CHESTNUT STREET.
DIVIN HALL & 00.„26 SOUTH S
OOND Street, are now orsaniWg their Pall and Win
or Stock of Silks. •
One (Ilse Plain Poult de Soles. $1.20.
, One Case.all Shades Fault de Soles. $1.3734".
One Case Super Poult de Setae. 51.50,
Brown Figured Silks.
Black Poult de Soiee and Corded Silks.
Superior Quality Black Tafietta. Silks.
Black Gros do Shines at reduced pikes. seB-tr
CHELP DRY GOODS CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, and WINDOW SHADES.—V..II. AR
CHAMI3ADLT, N.!.E.7corner ELEVENTH and MARKET
Streets, will open, this morning, from auction, Ingrain
Carpets, wool filling, at 37. 45, 60, and 62 cents; Ingrain
Carpets, all wool, 62,16, 57, and $1; Imperial Three-ply
Carpets, at $1.50: Entry and Stair Carpets. 25 to S 7 cents;
Reg and Hemp Carpets. at 25, 37, 60, and 62 cents; Floor
Oil Cloths, 37 to 75 cents; Gilt Bordered Window Shades,
76 to $1; Stair Oil Cloths, 25 cents; Buff and Green Win
dow Hollands, 37 to 62 cents.
GIIBAD DRY GOODS.
New Fall Delaines. 25 to 2S cents. rich.Plald Dress
Goods, 31, 37, and 50 cents: Stella and Blanket Shawl..,
$3 to tplot Brown, Drab, and Black Alpacas, 311.375
cents; Black Silks, $1- to $1.75; c. - eap - lot of Linen
Handkerchiefs, 10,12, and 16 cents; Coats' White Spool
Cott= n, Scents; Pins. 6 cents; Hooks ana Byes, 3 cents;
Wtbdi•or Soap, 6 cants. • .
Wholesale and Retail Store, N. B. corner ELEVENTH.
And MARKET Streets. sel4-utwf-lin
FALL bELAINES.
CHOICE- STYLES Irs.LL DEL &INES. CHIN=
FIGURES, -Rich Colors. SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
se7 CHESTNUT -aud C(C.411191 Str , eta.
ERIld OS I. MERINOS t
Rh , rtalglFl3 13rothera otter a FULL ASSORTMENT
of NE.W MB) /NOS. All of -the regular SHADES, ill
c..nding the NEW COLOR 4.
ae7 tiIIENTNITT and EIGHTH Streets.
fIRENING OF FALL -DRESS GOODS
,• _ H. STEEL di son.
-N05.713 and 713 North TENTH Street.
Have now open a choice assortment of
FALL /MD -WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Plain Silks:choice cotars, sl.2c to $2.
Plain Moire. Antiques, choice shades. .
Plain Black Silks -90 c to $2 00.
}lnured Black Silks; Fancy
Plain All. wool Reps and Poplins. alrcolers.
Plain Silk.and Wool Reps, all colors.
Figured and Plaid Reps and. Poplins. -
Plam Prencli-Norincee, choice colors.
1 lotPlafn French Iferinoes, choicecolora, $l. sad
WINTER GOODS 'OPEN IN G DAILY.
I V Poplins, Plain ShadeS and New Colors.
Alpacas, Doable and Single. Width, choicershades.
NeW Neripoes. Fashionable Colors.
Plaid Mohairs and 7alencias. _ •
Plaid Flannels and Cloths for Shirting.
Dark Cotton and Wool Delaines.
JOHN EL STOMA.
702 ARCH - Street.
N. 8.--80 dozen Ladies' L. C. Handkerchiefsi at $2 per
dozen. 89 paire Crib Blanitets, good quality. au.3l.
FRENCH MEAINOES.
,Browns, Blues, Greens, Purples.
All-wool Reps, in choice shades.
Wool Delaines—Modes and Blacks. •
eas—Browns Modes.and Blacks.
-
FALL CLaeKs.
Water-proofs, of Black and-Brown Cloths.
• Cloaks made" to order.
Mew Check square Shawls.
Black Thibet long and square Shawls.
COOPER .4 CONARD,
sea S. B. sorner NINTH and WAIL= &radii.
BAGS I BAGS 1 BAGS 1
NEW AND SECOND H
SEAMLESS. BURLAP, AND GUNNY
-BAGS;
Constantly on, hand.
JOHN T. BAILEY it 00.,
No. 113 NORTH FRONT STREET
461- WOOL SACKS FOE SALE.
I!INANCIAL.
A MERICAN (149,D
MO . Craa - IT SOLD.
DREXEL, & CO..
34 SOUTH 'PRIED STRUT
T HE
SECRETARY OF TRH TREASURY
HAS AUTHORIZED Mg
TO CONTINUE MY AGENCY
FOR A BRIEF PERIOD, , •
AZiD, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, I SHALL CONTI-
NUE TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
5-20
LOAN AT PAR,
AT MT OPFICE
AND AT THE DIFFERENT SUB-AGENOIBB
THROUGHOUT THF, LOYIL STATES
JAY COOIE,
SUBSCRIPTION AOSN,T,
NO, kl 4 SOUTH TITLED STREET
SHARVEYom As. •
STOCK AND RITA, BROKER,
• ' No. 312 WALNUT Street.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold on Commiseon at the
BOARD OF BROKERS..
Sebscriptions to the 6-20 year six per cent. LOAN still
received at par.
No charge for Cominteplon.
COLLECTION OF U. p.CERTIFI.
CATFS OF INDEBTEDNESS._ he ADAMS' EX
PRESS COMPANY are now prepared to collect, at the
Treasury Department, Washington, -with despatch, and
at reasonable rates, the One-Year Certificates or In,
debtoduess.of the United States now due or shortly
maturing. .
• Terms made knoWn and receipts given'st the office,
320 CHESTNUT Street. • mys-tt ,
WHITE PRESERVINGBRANDY,
. • •
• PURE CIDER
AND WHITE" WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER. lIITSTARDOSED, SPICge. So., Do.
PBSSIRVIIIa 1 2 1
1:D 1 11Z11 1 717113 •PIISPOSDIL
_
ALBERTC. ,ROBERrrs.
Dealer In Pine Groceries.
selo4t Corner 'MIST& and Inn Streets.
.
186 q
OW- CARRIAGES. ,
iv.
WITILTAX. D. ROGRAS,
' coach and Light thirrinee Builder,
' Roe. 1009 and 1011 CIIESTERT STREET,
eelo-6in ' PHIL ADIMPH7A.
ALL WHO' DESUIE PORTRAITS
should see REIN Bird heroin making a choice. Ms
PHOTOORAV;(3. In oil colorn,:take precedence
Of all other Portrsliai SECOND Street, above Green. lt*
SEPT:. Eh riB63.
The Charleston Courier makes A timely wingestion
in recommending the attention of our Government
to the naturalisation and cultivitiont of Calibers.
for the preservation of the health of ear soldiers.
This article has a peculiar effect upnn. the liver, and
guards the system against disease by erposuroand irre
gular diet. It is said that the great success ,of the Plan
tation Bitters of Cr. Drakenwhich, previous to'onr un
happy difficulties, was found in most Southern homes.
was owing Co the extract of Calisaya Barkmbich it con
tained. ae one of its principal ingredients. "In confir
mation of this, we have :heard one of our most distin
guished physicians remark, that whenever he felt unwell
from ordinary dietetic or atmospheric causes, he inva
riably-relieved himself brPlantation Bitters- Now that
these Bitters cannot be obtained. a substititte should be
prepared. We understand our Government has opened
negotiations with Dr. Drake, through a secret agent, but
with whattruth we do not know." * *
We are exceedingly obliged to the Richmond Whfg for
Its remembrance of "Auld Lang Eine , " Ind we can as
sure " Our Government " tb at the Plantation Bitters are
not for sale to any " secret agents," North or South.
There is probably several other things that " Oar Go
vernment " want.
We know that we have the beet and most popular mio-
Maine in the world. We' are not afraid to show what it
is composed of.
Phyeictano are cOmpelled to recommend It
CALISAYA BARK has been celebrated for over two hon•
dred yeare,and was sold during the reign of Louis XVI,
King of France; for the enormous price of its own.
weight in silver. It is remarkable for Dyspepsia,Fevern.
Weakness, Conetipation,
Casminrma Benrr.—lfor Dlarrhroa, eollo, and diseases
of the stomach and bowels.
DANDELION.—For Ini'emotion of the Loins and Drop
'tool Affections.
CHAMOMILE. YLOWHILS. —ROT enfeebled digestion.
LAEXHDER FLOWERS. —Aromatic; to•
'nic—highly invigorating in nervous debility. x•:•
WINTER Gamor.—For Scrofula, Rheumatism, Sto. -
'.larral.--en aromatic carminative: creating flesh.
muscle, and milk; ranch used - by mother nursing. - •
41130, clove-bads; orange, caraway, coriander, snake
root, /to.
Another wonderfnl ingredient' of Spanish origin. im
parting beauty to the complexion, and brilliancy to the
mind, le yet unknown to the commerce of the world,
and we withhold its name for the present. 1
Humbugs and !quacks howl about the Plantation
Bitters; but the following is what's the matter, and they
know it:
' Very particularly recommended to Clergymen, Mer
thanti, Lawyers. and persons of- sedentary habits'
Also, for gentle females and weak partying who require
a gentle stimulant, free digestion, good appetite, and
clear mental faculties.- ,
Sold by all respectable Physicians, Druggists. Grocers.
Hotels Saloons, Country Stores, &c.
Be particular that each bottle bears the-fac-simile of
our signature on a steel-plate iabel,with oar private Go
vernment stamp over the cork.
•
P. H. DRAKE / 1 / 4 , co.,
•
•
jy22-wfrm2raif
SILK AND DRY-GOODS .TOBIIERS.
AunmEN. lB63.
DAWSON, BRANSON, &
N. W. COR. MARKET &- FIFTH STS.,
(s ' ol. MARKET STREET,)
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND. COUNTRY
MERCHANTS TO THEIR STOCK OF
FRENGII AND ENGLISH
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
.-• . SHAWLS, &c.
cash Buyers will And it to their Interest
to Examine our Goods.
T. R. DAWSON 0. BRANSON G. BONGARDKER.
sel2-2m. - .
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS ' AT
-WHOLESALE!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
CLOAKS AND If A NTILLAS:AT WHOLESALE!
THE CHEAPEST CLOAK STORE IN THE CITY 1
COUNTRY. MERCHANTS mill find a great saying by
examining onr immense stock of CLOAKS and MAN
TILLAS.-of the newest FALL AND WINTER - STYLES.
before making their purcba.. es. as doing business at a
very small' expense, and exclusively for cash, we can
sell 20 per cent. cheaper than any other house.
D. WaIKINS ar- .
R corner of NINTH and CHERRY Streets.
Cues. lawyssoN. -
D. WATKINS. ar,24-mmilna
FALL STOOK ,
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
eel-2m " No. 325.1.1A_RKET STREET
ARMY HATS, ARMY HATS':
ADOLPH KEEN,.
No. OM North. SECOND. Street.. -
PHILADELPHIA.,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
FELT .HATS,
haye on hand ai - large assortment of all the various and
most approved styles of '
IT' HATS:.
Orders by mail fr'om sutlers or jobbersmillbe prompt
ly tilled at the lowest rates. je3)-3m
pROTHINGHAM 8o WELLS:
HEAVY, MEDIUM. AND LIGHT MEETINGS AND
MEETINGS
STAN HARD .DEJLES
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND. VICTORY CARBEICS AND
SIMMS.
BROWN. BLEACHED. AND CORSET JEANS.
Pio. 12 WORSTED YARN, Aro sels-iftf,
FOR THE ARMY - AND NAVY.
"Z - V.PA-N'S cSz Mr.ASS.A.MaTai
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags,
8word0; Sash* Belts, Passants, Epaulettes,
Hats, Caps; Canteens, Haversacks, Camp
Chests, Field Glasses, Spurs,. and.everything
pertaining to the complete outfit of iunty,
and Navy Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade._.
selff
ARMY CLOTHS 1 ARMY CLOTHS 1
WILLIAM T. SiODGILISS' .
ARMY, NAVY,. AND CIVIL
CLOICH. HOUSIC..
Nos. i 4 SOUTH MOND and 110 ESTRAWBINIKT
ARMY AND NAVY:
• ALL SHADES AND. GRADES. .
1
CIVIL:
ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
otre. morrexi• . •
"QUICK SALES. AND GOOD DEGRITS."
malt-teen
PHILADELPHIA
G. W. SIMONS & BROTHER.
kA
B SOM-STREIO HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANDPAOTDREIts OF JEWELRY.
FINE SWORDS.
A AHD
11(ILITARY - GOODS IA AVM VAAISTII.
aull-Itlta
E j NGLIS ,
MOH QLACF :iAR,N,
2-FOLD COTTON YAR:IsT,
Itt - GRA Y, Br.r.g.olittp• r AiD I 41LifiSEIN
ORS ,T D Y A
For sale by the Importers,
CANNATI &. NORRIS,'
74 DIIANE STRRSF,
sel2-srawfre6
T0A.14 •REDIER'S J.voßyTyrks.
(I .. m bee xc e
j i tef t ti u L th Agto k t i v to s the critt
itlCTiatiffPajinlill Streak abrrohtstui. "
k;igZ4,i6lA444ll,lclilu
Mom the Rtehracmul Whir.
B*.T.-1860-X
PLANTATION BITTERS WILL CURE
Cold Extremities and Feberish Lips. -
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion.,
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Dreistii.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Despondency.
Prostration, Great Weakness.
Sallow Complexion. Weak Bowels. ,
LITER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
9102 BROADWAY. N. Y
A. W. LITTLE ea 00.
ARMY GOODS.
HAVE, FOE SALE
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
VIS ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. ao to iool
ILOIL AND coLo.Rt..-
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l ' e tre-A TOLD BY A WITNESS, [Madame Hugo].
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This magnificentwork, which has just appeared In
Paris, and a translation of which is-now offered to the
American Public, is, to• all-intents- and purposes, an
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to conceal the real author—Victor Hugo himself—the
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- THE AMBER GODS, AND OTHER STORIES. By
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cret. By Pierce Egan, Esq.
-WENDELL PHILLIPS' SPEECHES, ADDRESSES, and.
LETTERS. _
TEHRAN ON. THE IRON MANUFLACTURR OF GREAT
BRlTAlN—theoretically and practically considered.
HOSPITAL SEETHES By Miss-L. Aft /aeon.-:
THE CAPITAL OF THE TYCOON. A 3ontrial of a-
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CMOTM:iMG:
_ •
•
&
• IVAN/MAKER- .115,.BROWN'S
POPULAR
E
S. CORNER . • •
SIXTH AND MARKET.";
FIFE' CLOTHING. READY-MADE:
" - WAN/MAKER & BROWN, -•
MERCHANT TAIL DRS:
CUSTOM DEP - . RTMEITT,
NO. 1 SOUT H AIXTH STREET.
The newest styles fgr Fall and Winter
Now Reads. •
. . • •
•
MILLINERY GOADS.
I.! FRENCH FLOWERS,. 1863.
- FEATHERS, LACES, RIBBONS, &
NEW-STYLE. HATS,
JUST OPENED. AT
THOS. KENNEDY cca BRO.'S,
No. 729 CHESTNUT Szeet, below Eighth.
EIGHTH-SR ,RIBRON. STORE;
No. 1 . 07 N. EIGHTH STREET.
We would inform our customers, and theladies
generally, that }ve : OPRR THIS DAY
a complete stock of ' .
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
..„
-
WHOLESALE - AND RETAIL,
...FALL AND WINTER bEASON 186 a -
Our stock consists - of .1 •
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS.
every shade and style: -
BLACK' VELVET RIBBONS.
plain, and with whits and colored edges,
FELT AND STRAW BONNETS AND . HATS,
the newest shapes:
SILKS, VELVETS. AND UNCUT VELVETS.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. AND FEATHERS,
BONNET-FRAMES. LA.C.E O , Ac-,.
By buying from the importers direct, awl by constant
Attendance at the various auction sales in this city and
-New Turk, we are- enabltd to offer a splenlid assort
ment of goods in our line at the most seasonable prices.
A full assortment kept-np till the end of the season,
Country orders promptly attended' to.
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
MUSICAL BOXES
TN SHELL AND ROSEWOOD CASES
playing from 1 to 11 tones. choice Opera and !med..
can Melodies. FARR Ar BROPHY.% Imporeers.
sel•ain ..3%* CHESTS= Street; below Warth.
HOWARD"
AMERICAN PATCHES;
611ItglION PATENT 11E6n &TOE.
For sale by "the prinoIpaIWITCHMAKE:RS. sell-lm
G. RUSSELL, FINE AItERIOAN
and brAportad WATCHES, Fine Jawalrit. Silver
end I ated Ware. 844.
37 23-6 m , I.Tortl SIXTH areat
FINE WATCH REPAIRINki
attended to, warrants est experienced. worknisin.
an every Watch tor one year .
G., . '
3723-Bm. ' 221 'North SIXTH Gneet.
UMBRELLAS 1 UMBRFLLAS4I
Tivm_ A. DROWN db,
NO. 246 MARKET STAMET,
"; PHILADSLPEiAOu
Ipinnfaciprets . of
SUPERIOR 'UMBRELLAS.
1"( TY HANDSOME SILK. OR
. : ti lL o y ab f lr;nam UMBRNL J L ( 4, l3 llr F f i s i ggltteAlea,
sel6-6tif ° Nos and 4-North FOURTH St ,
lk SCOTCH GINGHAMI7.IIiBREL
-7 45, on,be;t - steel frames alftrent sizes and
qualities. Bay of JOStP:i FUSSELL,
*sels.6tif Nos. M ant *North '01:11 - ATII St. Phila.
Cartouche
Toni,'
- -
SOS CHESTNUT street
WANTED -AN - ACTIVE tt_ND IN
LLTGENT BoY in a inligions Bookstore. Ad
d ress Is. B.Nr. , Buz 2110, Flfiladephiti . Post Offige. dt•
WANTED -A CHIN A PACKER
Good i - ages given. Inquire at 1005 IdeltKET
Street. ai -
' eel6-St*"
WANTIW-A NEW OR' SECOND.
band McClintock or other make , LEVER. ifoß fr.
LING MACROS. 0 wAGNER '
sell 3 2t. Southa est corner NINTH and GO TES Sti.
A YOUNG MAN- OF GOOD AD
DRESS wiener a situation i e. a 'Wholesale Dry Goods
or Grocery 11 0 11a2, where he can becoraoluily "equal ot
d with the besmear. -not
~ frz,vd.. of work. &c.
plea SO address trin
this e. sal5.?Y
WANTED—A SITUATION--As CO.`
PTIST% bq ene who hag had (war two " ears" ex
perience.- Address ' D. ,”..9r.rma'otow - e
rerere the first hf.Ottober. s et) - r,r2
VI A N TED - $1.5 FEI. I , DAY W 1
v v want rehabio, anergetsc tiiplvalanrs and r.41 - ..uta
in every county, for a genteel buerneEa
of =from Sts to gl6 "per day. No humbug. - Ixoorien..s3
canvassers preferreir,but room for ail. Addrees
C. M. Dtirict at CO.. Pnblishers.
At either Cincianati, Ohio; Chicago, Minois: or TS*
READE Street , New York. . jy2o4m.*
WANTED—TO RENT A STOR - E
suitable for the general prodace commission bast.
nese, Eituated on W agnr .street; between Chestnut and
Arch, or on Broad street. between AZak and Tine. Ad
dress • W: B. & C." - at this Office.
Itafi A MONTH!. WE WANT
. 41 , ""ii3ENTS at a month. exnAnaas Dald, 0,011
our EvERLAtTING PENCILS, ORIENTAL RIYENERR,L
and thirteen °Char io Cirealars free. SHAW'
& CLARK, Biddeford, Maine. still-d&WSei
10 000. -
ANTED.-AN D -AN ACTIVEB ,
or silent PARTNER, with
.the above
amount cash, •in the TABulnz'and General Le , kther busi
ness. Address "Leather," No. 332 WALNUT 'Street.
second door, stating name and where an interview can
be had. - sels-3t5-
W A NTED —BY A RESPONSIBLE
party—a good FIIRI‘.7TSHED rumsß. in a- central
location. for the winter buy the furniture if good.
P , ea , e aatiros. with particular% R H. A_DA.NES,
CHESTNUT RILL.
•
DEP - till?' QI7ARTERAI A ST.ER
GENERAL'S OFFICE. - FRILADELPITIA. Feb. 2,
AMUSEMENTS.
•
WALNIIT-StReET gAT R
" Les Pee Mrs. IL A. GIERWITSOAL
• 'WEDNFADAT. EMPTRISTRRR 16th,
• TWO OREAT - DRAMAS:
LAST AFF EA RA ticg
,B4IT THAWS ut the renowned.
CUBAI3, . • .. - •
- whe will appeer In her fires. ua-acter of NA.P.AitAT
TAR, in
VEIIVWF D TtI u R a. 4I T 911 -WI SR,
and in the WIZARD SUFI? •
- The Musical Drama. of " Afareanielle " rekeareal,
and will be produced zliti; week. ,
The abovA may be considered 0119 of th., most attractive
. r
bill,. of the snir. on
On FL IDAYEVENING .01;111A3 will t -tic
13 • her Fare
well .iritlr, upon lo.binb oera.,ion 04ch liiiy. llpan mi
tering the Drees Circle will be preeeeted with a. Liker Tess
of th , .. great Artintn, either in the charactnr of rh ' WILD
'..ARe.B BOY. LAVAN ORO. or HENRI DE LACY.
- No.more tioketa will be hemad than the tt...1,:e will ae-
Nmmoclate.
MISS LITMLL he E WESTERN.
T Gro
:VERSATILE ACTRESS.
and in ‘6l6 tgrif f i l FlO CARD OF THE DAY.
-
hav tbo bonor of auAlz i r .i
lnaj i „on.
v. or
- POSITIVELY /
in
b " una °P4frlclll.lWf-IauTP.IieIT4iThE4TRE."
con xr er cinp. ' 3l
Be jg -MODAY NEXT, Kept- .21st
C . ‘IESTITITT-ST. TIIKA_TRE - .-
-L Leßsee and Manager. Mr. WM. WHEATLEY.
SECOND WEEK
u OF T
s RE
T111 17 111 : rlT :7 17 GC . 1 S811
03d1i77atiipra.e40e1
in which
`? COLLINS
who has
imrdieeed the 661.0 right of repreeentattun or
this great Play in Aseri es. willapaear as
CeR RGIIS
.R. r-F.E
etnrigllrittbwitoe3Sjearudocywhon e. with ifssena. Win%
qierhee's L There'trifepe.
KR. wilt MEMATLIY
labia great character or '
E I.:2,GARBYRE,
8111PPOY - ied CA b l 7tt ri e N• fo -1 1.1" 5RI ctt ' ag r hlent: ISfr. Iribrtlatmt,,
E, Lamb, J. W Elaisdera., D'ebela, SaLmenr:
E 33 liolme.s. Charles nmari, and' otbere; Misses Mary
Wells. ROSA Eytinge, Cbaailea Saar:. Ake am
The playip produced h G LRGEONS STYLE,
ENTIRELY' NEW SCENEEri_
- NEW czert
NEW FtrAgrilTEN.
A DOUBLE CORPS , 11 E ETTILET. atm -
NTTMEROITS AVM 'arattEs.
EVERT EVENING, TILT.. 1.1-1 11 : 113 ER NOWOR,
Duller the eveelng, the ("imi, a. tray tuttior.the-dtree
tion f MR. KARR 9ASSLE.I%. •wi U Terfona eitalce se.
lections of nrcilar Muele , _ sti4-tf
mJO73N - 11RE 7. S. IV33W ABCII-
FT.REET THEATRE—ARV:Ed', St , 'Pet "aly , vß Siatit
Business Agbnt and Treasurer.. --.:...T4A5FD: MUEPEV
THE munlNGs opErut
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and AKEDart.
THE DAt G lITER TCI7 EGLANT.
......... CarAue
— Prices as nsaal, Spats seettresl
at the Box Office, from 10 A M to 3 1i",',141. seli3t
HORTICULTURAL F HIBi lON
Arr qRE Ar! &DEWY" n 1 311fUSIC. ,
SPECIAL NOTICE To VISITORS : .
Orders Taken for RARTF.LL'S FRIT7n - ARK.
Orden Taken for. NEW CAPSULE FILM r
Orden Taken for American and French 6LAsS'SMA:DES.
Orders Taken for FERNERI 4 • at thet Table of
gpls-At , IEI A RTELI: Lisl+3Frwoarrtr.
POSITIVELY THE LAST, WEVIE'
OF
WATKINS' ORIGINAL Gracm.
In connection with the great
AMERICAN STEREOPTIE'eIf.
AT
CONCERT HALL. -
Reserved Seats secured at the flail during.tinedal.
Matinee on SAC - CADA! Afternoon. sel.4er'
TEMPLE OF WONDERS-ASSE3I BLYV
BUILDINOS. 'TENTH &NO CPESTNIIT STREETS. "-
Amusement for Old and Young. Mirth and Heypinesz
open for the season. Constant change of Entertamment..p.-
SIGNOR BLITZ.
MONDAY 131713N1Z1G, September 14th. and every eve
ning, commencing at 73‘ o'clock and Wodnesdey and . ci
Batarda2 .at 3, coneistinr of New Mysteries in Necro
mancT,great success in Ventriloquism, and the Learned
Canary Birds,
admi*sioe 25 cents; Children 75 cents.
TNSTITIITION FOR TAE 8L1ND...L.-
-A- EXHIBITION every IVEDXESDAX, at sI4 P. W.
Admission. TEN CE1176. Store. No. It SOUTH
EIGHTH Street..
T)ENNSYLVANTA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS.
1025 cffigsTrarr STREET
OPEN: DAILY (Sundays ea coted) from 9 A. M. till
6 P. M.
Ad miPaion R 5 cents. Children half price. jeZ-M;
WANTS.
VESSELS WAIVVED immediately to carry COAL to
the following points
Tortuga&
Key West. Fla. • -
-;rL,. Fort tiOD ree, Va.
6,llexndria .z :lat,
Po e 7t ROW " BOYi),
felo-tr Cautam awl A•eist. Ottartermaster.
BOARDING.
BOARDING -VACANT -ROOMS, IN
second and third story, at -1-15 South. FITMENTS
street. • sels-6t.
A
A HANDSOME PARLOR THREE ,
ch lll‘
ambers, with.six closets. and use of bath room
adjoining, comprising the whole second story of the
large aril handsome residence 2215 South BROAD street . ,
are offered to one or two families who wish p•rmaneut
boarding. They will be given furnished orupfurnished,
sels•3t* • MISS DARE,
THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE 1031
'WALNUT Street, will be opened for reception of
Boarders in a few days. - sel2-Im*
FIRST-CLASS BOARD, RA_NDSODLE:
commrm'eatinz and single rooms; private table. it
desired. No. 1315 WALNUT btreet. selo.lm*
EDUCATIONAL.
TEACHERS OF HIGH ORDER,
- I - eitlier sex residetti or visiting, maybe- had at the
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE, 217 South THIRD St. 1t•
'GILLINGHAM. No. - 1217 NORTH
• TH IRTEENTH Street, will :resume his LeSPOW3 in
Mathematics, Physics, end Chemistry, OCTOBER
He will also give instruction in the new or light GTM
nastics. Address, till September 25, Dr. DIG LEWES,
Boston, MaPS.. for C. . GILLINGHAM an27-thstulst•
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
A ra i FO.It SAT T', -,VERY DESTRABLE
.
HOUSES, situated . on the IvPst side of Twenty-first,,
near Piue street;: 21; Its 90 feet Price $5.3:19 Apply to
• • • 130 BERT NfAeaßlGaft,..
It _ , 419 WA-lalTI , Street„
tNSTFRANCJE COMPANIES.
FAME .INSURANCE CalittPANY;4l4:o,
483> CRIthTNpT Street, •
ELP133.1.
D INSITEOCR,
MORS.
M.. Wfonditift,
Goa. A.. West,,
- Johs.ieseler. Jr.,
Chas. tztokes. .
A. It. Rosclh6im.,
Joseph..D.:
MK, President. _
:n.RDSON, Vies
• President.
RP,Secretary, -
_ - Y4l
Ltus AND lei LIU.
DIREG'
Fram2is R. 'Buck.
Chas. Bithalasan,
Hater I,PWitS,
JobliNV. Eve,man.,
TAMP Joysice,
O. W. naval.
FRANCIS - N. 811 ,
' -
CHARLES
NVILVIASI L
.113 E INS u _RANCE EXOLU.SFTS trY.,
is —Thar RENNSYBFANIA PIRE-INSETRANCE' ,
COM'
PANY: incorporated ISt5. PFAPETUAL.
No. SPO WALNgT . Street. opposite independence Square.
This Company,' Ekvorably known to. the commanits
for ue .srly fcnty 'yews. continues tolnsure against Loss
or Damage by Pisa on _Pullin or Private Buildi o gs, either
Perxrianently or lora limited time Also. on Furniture,
Stoe,ks ofGoode,. or--Merchandise generally, on liberal
r.
teips.
'TeirCapitali,togetherwitha.large Surplus Sand. is
in vested in tlamost careful manner, which enabletthem,
to offerl9 the,insured an: undoubted security in the case
f:Doss. -
IRS..
Thomas Robins. .
Daniel Smith, St , -
John Daverenx.
Thomas Smith,
Lewis.
"PaTTßßSON,'President
.eretary.. ,
DI IIP-.0
Jonathaa Patterson.
Alexander Benson, -
Williara,Montelins,
Isaac Hazlebnrst,
Ilfmr7
JONA t NAN
w u,J as CROWFAL, Se
r n.:ENI ERPRISE
pcBTFRANCE CONPANT. OP PHILADELPHIA..
(FIRE INSORANGHEXCLITSIVELY.),
CC))iPA NY'S WTI:BRING._ S. E CORNER PJURTH
811. STREETS.
DIRECTORS:
F. Ratchford Starr, : aeorgell Stuart.
Soho 11. Brown.
Naibro Rt‘aaier, .1 L Errinaer,
Sohn "Al, Atwood.. Goo, W. Fahnostock,
Beni: Tredicic, Isines L. Chighorn,
Mordant L. Dawson.. William G. Ecultcua.
_ F: RATCIIFORD STARR,,,President
T iT o s :l4 l. xxiisTc,„„)*Ea.x,,,..gooretary• re/5
' - - CLIP OF 1862 1,
Bled= and. Fine, very light and Glean.
In store, and daily arrivinn, consignments of Tub and
Fleece, from now clip. •
xvOOI 7 ,EN Y,A.RNS.
18 to 20 outs. flue. - hand:`
COTTON YARN S_ -
•Ito. 6to „Ws, Arat-olaos makes,
• .
, . • - • I.n WrirP: Brindle. and COP.
L:8.,-4„Wniunbeia in,idel3crrotiop.s procures ac rnsy
ALE - 13:-.;WHILLDIN
•• • • . •
auBl . -mwdzftt -18 North FONT Streot
zsaaFe:, FOR ALBANTY AND.T ROMs
Barge CI,RIIO -, GOIIIIO, dAizsort
uk....ter, Is now loading for the above polnta and n 0...
leave on WEDNESDAY, September 16, at 9 - o'clock A. M.'
r freight, which will-1m taken on roagonisVP Wimpy,
Yto - r. E., FLAW t(141 , 1
kil6.lE No. 304 South 4VP43i& 4vOollB.
• • .3E 4- ,
-Mr. 5 Rill.