ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS, UP TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST. NIGHT. Cant%umbra—Ninth L T Guthrie, Chicago EH Honore, Chicago, J L Shriner, Baltimore B McCreary & wf, biOhnlr Miss E Myers, Fauna JC Cooper, Wheeling, 'Pa W B Simruon,'Whoeliug,Va H W llnckmaster, turnols R Snyder, 13 errignirg D C Smith & wf, l'ekin, 111. W L White W F Johnston, Pittsburg 3•llas Johnston, Pittsburg Mtn C Dean, New Jersey D Bastin ell & la. Pittsburg, Miss I, dtwood, nth bin% JAR Watson, Mary la rd W IPeiper, Lancaster W R Bridgman in wa Col T D John ,s ti A J II Morrill, Baltimore Miss E Emrick. fin I n more Julien Allien. Nei. York S W Jr. Ca ice go Teedorpf, Haltimore B,C Fikureoe. More Joseph Guinn!, Moss JRlileAfee, Louisville, Ky I R Whitney, Fort Wayne VT F Mune, Missouri I VJ S Cro, stisle, New York Y J Pc r ter, Ile go rsiown, lift I Mrs L C Porter. Mai yiand 1 P Waddell, Maryland I B Reese, Cincinnati , W Pickhorit, New York ' -IR T tunes. New York Henry N Hooper, Roston . John A (loin, New York • Mrs J V7-Goias Now York. • Colonel Fisher, Fiona 11 Kingsley, I. ,, reense JI V Gulenhy & ir, Ti York S Ha itleh nrst, & la, ira l e Mrs Bot,kins, Washington • (thin te.d & wt . :IN - York R W Jones & wf. Now York JFI S A Barton,• Mrs Gen Seniors F Taylor. Wost Ch Astor J T Dennis. ;New Porn A North, New York W T Klotz, Brooklyn Airs Tiffany. New 1' ork • Remington. Fall raver John C Abbott. Bost az George A Curtis. 13 atop J W 'Mahon or, Grange,Y Mr & Mrs liana, •Nsw York G S Gilbert. Now fork Mr & Mrs C ti Gsee, Boston Miss Gage, Boston —.Do Iraven.llS it N Bunter, Reading J Seymour. WaShin atria A Napier, New York A C-Spring, Boston • Wilson, llllatc Q TI Van Velt,New: York E Marsh, jereor O , tY D Clark,We r ington .7 Beanie, Now Miss E Ward, New York d Chestnut streetS. .IWheelwright,lialtluaoro C Jackson, Jr, Boston It 9 Wield, New York 't' lit Hal l ngs & wf. U S A Hiss B 'Moms, Waehingt'n li h Locke, Boston S 111 Shoemaker, Boston W B Brooks, Baltimore T., Harrison & in. Baltimore lire T, Eckert, Reading Mrs FT S EJl,:ert, Reading* Miss Eckert, Reading Mies A Eckert, Reading W PriSti3r. Jr, New York ~S C Peril & wf. %/Atkin Von i A Ciold mann, New Orleans IV 13 Cooking. IT S , Tr S N Mrs John Wilson, N .1 B Don lingis Pray, R I John Dar N J John W Howe, Wishingl'n Hiss A. Monroe. Wasiiingt'u R i;Holnr U o k N iosiOn BP Brooks & rvf, BiraiTS. Miss Brooks. Elmira, A gelehi a, Boston Drill Tholl1114 , 111&; ia, ti Y dire R Garrett. Baltimore Miss Garrett, Baltimore fi S Garrett, Baltimore Ti L Forsythe. Kentucky JR Laps/ay, Nentauky P Dahlgren. Washirwtou 'Col Niosinan, U S A lion v C Shaman, Pittsburg N Halo & la, New York Imr Nick Rooarts, Derma .T Als, LI VI k talisa Nichols. U S A in, aa. *Smith, Nov York Goo W Dowers. New York Mrs Gilbert Ettrtrord W E P Smyth., Mass John Tl4l.lid.v,illes3 Mrs S EI ilarduer.Mo EltP.ndolph, Jenny City NTT', T W Soh .Tor N WOorerner. COutoa, lI CS , nnthwick. New York IChns IL Todd, New York INV Howell Reed. Boston E Clinton. New York . . r Fisher & rrf. Cloinoy,fli 1' V UM brook, .New Y,/rk ale.,: Wilson W thoureerd, Syracuse Got tleyout, Woollingten. Mrs J Ward, Naw York G Norton, Lowtolutrir ill Browning. Now k : Tlr T, 8 Bllies Rho, e Island R Walker, S N .ry. Rhodo Island Colonel.' S Sweeny DRAW & wt, Atase P A Robinson, Loni,villa . I ., l , ..Stowart, No a York ii 13 'Wheeler & wf, N I - I' Newell, Indiana II IT Eldder, Lyenlield I meet. below Ninth. Oen B Schaal, Allentown M gut° ton, Allentown !Jas T Anderkton, X Orleans S tV Abets (air Ard—Cliterttaara N Jeffries Mir and Mrs Abercrombie Mr and Mrs Sarardi T H Newhouse, 3 Brown •C 'A Banvant, Harrisburg .J Rollins, Newyork Wm M-Smith. New York Jae M Laird, New York AR Wetmore, New York W C Clyde. Ddaware Adam Wooiver, Allentown J Woodruff. Pittsburg 0 G Yates. Peemylrania J Grant, Maine 11 Chase, Pennsylvania Mrs Chase & ch. Poona W I. Welsh . W Cadmus. New York John Simpson, New York • !B Bispham, Detroit J Goodyear Detroit J Bittenbender, She in olc n J Hoover, Shamob iu AR Fisher, Shamokin A F Smith. Delaware co,Pa It Wald. Cincinnati "Lient F P Crich ton, Vicksbg 3 Adams, Chicago 'ire A Beggs eJ G R•Baldwell, Lane co B Stroope, Luserne co. Pa Mrs &room Sr 2 ch, I 'Goo C Bwing Jos F McClellan, Harrisb'gl John W Nystrom Thee Street. York, Pa I.Roessell, New - York J B Barker, New York 3. Hunt. New York Rnht Cohen.. Jr. Wash, 1) C JAV allen, Washington 11) 1 / 2 .rrignirg B P Pried W Frazer W W irainerste. Allentown W F Van Wag. nor. tl Y A Jones la. el,lllla Ffarvey Brown. U S 1119.410c0re1., 'Pittsburg miss Black, Pittsburg' John Sumas°, N Orloans li.l Jos e Wilson, Wash, ll 0 A Vir Benedict St wf. t'eariA Miss S nom, New iecsaY James L US A R P McGill, Pennsylvania W Verner, Scbuyt co, Pit li Fr.elix, Jlinersvilie :Ns T. Squires. New York D J Abbott & Chicago T L Ludlum, Newark 1) Kelly, Tamagni J D Banton, Wilma Del. P 7 ! Simmons, 118 N Maj p aL•Wer, U S A Geo W Ctimmias, Misd It T? ilumplitem E V llunohrov9. Mt Th s Humphreys. Maryl'cl NI A Hennessey. Wash,E C Wellington. B.,ston Thos B Ittetzgsr. Allentown Ameriertn—Chext.im A D Michael, Daltimore J E West, New Jeri' T Lynch, atm e BVv Jewett, We;l , giOn. 'W M Hobson, • Nsfw York J A Warren, fr tv ork J Vansciver, 'WA don W S Haute. Jerse Shote J A Rally, Jer , ey - Shure JR White .33 Hartaugh & la, Pcnna .J )sTeseerly, Ohio J T Garrison & wf. N JR Preeenn, New ,li.a . .Fey R Shreve, New Jer , eY S Gauton, ilatarnol e 0 H Gunton. B JMyere, Oettysbure J T Froskinson & la, renna R H Poet New York W R Maffei, Virliktnarro W T street, above Fifth. G W Slater, Pottsville IW 3 Smith, Ponta Sorber, Penna. ;J D Paneeas.t, Sow Jo rsey W Spencer, Mineraville i El B Humes, New York • i P Martin, Jersey Shore T Weddle, St Louis P Tyson. Baltimore J A Reynoldl, Iselmvare Dr C V. Cole, Look Haven 'Eli. TTlmam. Witham-Tart, (4 %V Y • - • .1V McCloskey &it, 'Penna. ) - 1 All win & )a, Trenton 'J C Dili/ IN B Knight, Delaware I W siew ydrk, T S Noble, itflryl , taid Brisbin. Lowi4town F B falconer,-New York 9 Wool stoo, New Toney Thos H Senior, New, York J H Geis% Batimore Alai Finley 3 B Carpenter, .1! Tblancl John hchroinoT, ohio St. Lou Is or,trit Learheraw, NQW York J Farrell, Washington. Wm Blackburn D Hobert D Nicholson. St F Forbet.. r4i. Louis W Whit.. CllGaylor,New York Abraham. lew York , 31 Young, Nrw ' V II Sutton, 3; -.rove JP hfrCnJloell. '.ttAmrg II AI Otte & la, !Leading W ElillP, New York P Berry, Beergfa - cyr - a, D C D l'otter,_N .1; hi Hood. N „ferrev H Ward. New York FB Cook. New York 3%1 Martin, Boston D A Strong. MASA john Farrell. 'Waahingtou A Bourgeoise. New York E G Stevens. Wash. D BP We eterme sh, DC John Cal roll, V(..se Votk. Jas d Allinghare, S LC Morrow, 'Pei, na tizreet. Kbove Third. P Kraft ^& car, Ohio B Omen. Ohio IR LT 80. ea & la. Ohio I J M Palm-r, N H A Tohey, N H S TowEriead, L B Slade. Conn B W Nue I B Hand, N Hampshire PR Hard N llampAire L P Heudrick , ,m, A Jereey 11 31 Alalone & la. Wash 71) Gqffen & la. Dol T TV Griff.m. Delaware Mir S A Donglar, , , llelr - Mr Bayard, N .r.griey 11 tl Cowperthwail - , X .1 -1 1f Daw.rm. Schyl co Judge Donaldson, Fauna R .1 Stebbins Now York tV N Walters. New York GP Brown, Whealiag-. T. Gold, Buffalo, Y M G . siter Pa-r a morn, Baltimore. ( leo K Dowling. r,;9 . York. B T Sznith & wife, 31asa W Peterson. Mies IllEercharat'—Oo tarn Capt Ster ells, 4 F A War A Schultz, Yit I nia A Nounze, Omaha, Neb E E Gangowor, W;,sb, D C 11 W Mannk, Clayshare, T C Grove, BlErecn-hurit W S litontgotnezy, Ponca, J W Berry, Wheeling. Fa R J Berry, Wheeling, tie, C S Streeter, Ohio E Conch & lady. Ohio J R Pike. 111s.rylarmi Saran& Thompson, Rd Joe Welch & la, uhio 'Jas Nicholls, Allegheny 'E Penes", e. rtiohl A T litceva, Ws:Al:Trip R W bmith, Poona . John Cook at Tem. N street. below Arch. !Mtn Conran. Bucyrus. 0 Thomas liard:T. Lebanon. 0 Cap( FI J (loran, U 8 A Chas S Segelbanin, Penna Win A Ahl, Pittsburg Glen A Anderson, Freeport Miss .T Alexander, N Rudolph Long. Penna U IM Brodhead, Now Fork o HT Brodhead, Jr. U S A Z Gregg. Ohio Eve.a.s , iane. Penua Robert Longa A N Semple. Easton coot - Muhl enberg I a e, Patterson, USA IT Steinhamp & J S Thompson, Ashland, Pa H Beale & on,Lewisburg L Dork & famby, Shellaby & eon, PitteWg Wm Oates. Kihaning, Pa M Elerrold. Poona J - 6 Kieiei.,6hamber, , burg thramber ib'g M Kerr, Penne, dohnF;Reed,Benua wergelßeed, Bedford, Pa "C Boyer, Turbots-ills Joint 17 Steele, Carl•.ulo R W - Black, Carli•le W Russell. Lewistown. -•••- • • W Ef. Levan; Sehnyl. Etnven iMaster Levan,Schuylitaven ~T 31 Davie J S Hart & wf, New York W Budd Deacon, i`i Jersey J L McMillan. Pittsburg - T Kennedy, Bridget'n. NJ S W Smith, Weatherly, Pa. 11)r W P Trout, Mc Conn ells v ,IF a Di4mar, Chambersinurg ;(.; 11 Shriner, 17nion co, PA if: A Reineking, N Albany Saft Woodburn, Franklin I W If Richardson. Maryland I Davis Thomas, Catastmina . _ John °mutt, Hartford 351 J Barry,Lancaster Jas 'McKenna & sis. Pittsbg Miss X McKenna. St LllllB Mrs F N Rogers, Penns, Miss Anna Boggy.', Venur, Mies Ella Slocum, Lonna W F Rubel, Louzsvi Ile. Ky E Radford & lady, N York. W H Hoover, Brav Meadow EWA Eagle—Thirst S Peter Smith, Allentown m Boyer & Eon, I high co Mos Barden, .‘llentown Saber, PerinsyPraniz. J Metzger. Monroe co j Metzger, Monroe co . t., above Callowhill T' Sieger, N White 11111 faio.ger, N White FOX. HPB It N White HMI J L Bretnig. Allentown .r Illtnaer, aeieeroillc Whito Hall P Roth, Seigerrille Solomon Klein, I'elllls John Schantz, Ironton Geo N Both, Lehigh co L Bosh, Catassigion. . . . . .1 & Bogh & on Cr t aiming 1. S Jordan, 1[ 1), Lehigh co 0 0 Bowman, un, • . - • - . - • .. Jos Galkenbach, Lehigh. co P II Ehannenberger, Penult Willoughby night, Penne F J Nswhard, Lehigh co bidet Nevrhard, Lcilitgit co A Henninger, Lehigh co T W Schantz, Lehigh co A Rolennold, Lehigh cc P S Eleminger. Lehigh co 3C D Guth, Allentown los Harrison. Lehigh co I Williamson. Scranton A Perrin, Wilkes harro D Kuntz, Wilkesbarre F Trexler, Lehigh co MOBOB Hatter. Lehigh co Caot 1I W Sawyer, Lehighco A Guth, 8 White A G Peter, Norristown H Rolnick, Norristown C W Gackonbach, N Pork 'St Clair D Shirer, Lehigh co Milton C. Berger, PALI32. Dennis Foy, N White Halt E P Schantz, N Whitehall D Newland, 14 White I hill John Lucas. N White Hall Thee Schedt, N White Hall D Roth, H White hill E Boyer, H White Hall M Delbert, L White Hall It Ritter, N White I ell J J Hitter, N Wt ite I tall Edw Lacer, N White Hall A Schneck. N White Hall Miller, White Ilan Blies Dabert, N White trail Lewis Snyder; N White Itelll Peter Kolteer, N White Kalil F Good. Lehigh to t. ' above Cal'waybill. Robt Hutchinson. Ashland. Jacob Mattes. Lehigh co. John filmier, Lehigh co ICV Ithrie Black Bear—Thlrd B 11K Frelettler, Ya B Lusting, Butler, Pa John Berg, Butler. Pa S Creasman. Lelensville A Linkman:l'a W Berner, Pennsburg John 'Hersh, Vennzburg Henry Deal, Pa Casper Robinson, T'a. Peter Lentz, I,owltil kiss Lentz, & a. 1,0 whit]. A Metzgar, A Selo° tv JohnJ Warner. .:ott. and L Griffith, Pottrx.ll,3 John Trench] er. Pe. II Carr, Ilarteville C E Vanartedulfn, 1 , 0, Mrs C Daub, t, , omerrtyn 0 Bra C Rhoads, Sornorton, 01 . Lsvi Ralther.old W II Gilbert Coateqville P White, Weisenbara" S Ebert, Waldenburg* A Mauer, Weieenbarg G Mauer, Woisenburg iN Worly, Wei sonbarg I W Brom:Igor, Weisonburg 'Col Kramloch, Welsonburg Fleury Moiler, WeLieubing T B Metzgar. Allentown .Baml Buck Sz sou, _Dauphin lAlfrod Roads, Feasterdile 1N W Weaver Dauphin J S Cornell, FeAstervillo d street, below Vine. I J Harrington, &Bantle CBI .lno :Niter. New York f IBilet Davis. New York Robt Nnbold, liiwtown J cad walader, Fox C 11259 W Pearson, Abington II Wareford, Doylestown JllO RABSE), SWIM' COIL luo Wateon, 6olebur7,- Moses Knight. Bneke co (den Bagwell, Backe 09 B Linton BucX3 ca W P Lyon, Nun% Jos Eaetburn. Ztt obero Thee Roberts. Byberry R Knight, Penn% A S Fell, Backs co Barley Sbear—Seeatut /4 Shipren, New Jersey J B Polgon, Now Jot soy Geoh9ilhelm, 'Easton 31 M Mel ath. fluMra no Jno Reef, Lambertville R B Fill, Doyloi,to wn H B Hough, Do, lo town C W Glossop. Pleatant J Hubbard, Doylestown Avery Parker, Pieming,ion David. Simpson, Chicago Jno Bigler, Chicago fazonel Headley, Bunko co JR Wonderley, Penna. I.Babbit, Arctic Re T 'l7 Hutchins. Arctic Ex Yaw Doyle Atlantic City Commercial—Sixth at W Miller, Now Orleans W R Ilnddleson, l'enna JReynolds, Dlaryland C Flickinger, F , a tiklin co W Hallman, Wilm. Del V N Council Bluffs Woolery, Maryland F Wallis, Wasli, 1) 0 Coo Snyder N Long, 'Roston Fonda. Fulton John S Schell, Penne Kennedy, Jr, T.nc co J . 15 'Woodworth, England Cleo W.Fessler, Penns, F Ulan°, Huntingdon John Brewster, Patina W H Brewster, Penna Jas Coates, Christiana W G Miller, Chrietiane t street, above Sixth. IJ Cochran, Lancaster 4A neatregat, Greatva ea 'B Derenbaugh, Wmebutx tir Dennelt States Union—Marko .13 Gordon, New Jersey Jonas Rumpl*, Columbia Geo Markel, & son, Bp.. G W Sedgwick & son, ad MI Sayer. Bedford Fpring..., r Sloan, Connecticut Brackbill, Bellefonte 3iiss E Hutton, Chicago C Bonsai, Oelltre Cs Whoa Hooper, Columbia C Dale. Centre co litre M Pringle, Johnotown !D Rose, Clearfield co as Relso & lady, Penne, Morrison, Penne. National—knee Jd 31 Dyer, Weaterly, R I Jae Quinn. Penney 1 vania j Dunn. HUD 1.1 o wlnn co, Pa B J Saeger, Allentown, Pa L Bare, Lanco,tor co, Pa Nra D 8 Bare, Poona Nra A Hare. Poona J W Robley & WP B Penna Cleo H Green. WaGhiv aton S Lautor, Lebapon cc, Pa J Coe. Now Yolk Miss M B Stump. Reading Blargaium'a Ilatel—T 11 Horton, U 8 A H Weston, Washington liadam Gelbornm, Pvtladn C Schnitz, Virginia 4 aß Conn J J Brown, 11 S A Jos Man, Now Jetley P Bose, Long Branch J Henry & fam, Cincin'ti aPatading, Cincinnati Naldlion--Setiond street, above Market. Vir Mann. Milford. IN . J Mrs Bishop, Illinois IbaaPOverholt, Pa Stacy Brown. Brownalmrg Johnnon, Delaware W P Donley. St. (leorge, Del 3 Chum; Delaware Rev L 8 Terri 1, Ir J Conway,al A Delaware John Vanier, C ConwayP Delaware B O Shoemaker; Pa john Conway, Delaware M K Taylor, Pa ELEOTRIOITY ON A NEW SYSTEM, AS A ULT. ATM, by Dr. A. N. ,STEVENS, D{O. 1418 SOLITE( gqvARE, 84114 Geo Pratt. Erie. Pa: set, above Chestnut N A Woodward, C'oon E w Haines & wf, Dei John 0 Corcoran John Ford, Parma J Y Matlack & wf, Parkeehg A Termsll, Cheater co J Metzler. Poona Mrs B Keller, Lancamter brre NeCleary Si dough, Pa Mrg R. White. Lancaster C P Felton. Wilmington 8 }Hutch. Perry co Chao Smith, Worneledorf J Weiser & la, York. Pa eet, above Third. Jae C Schoch, New Berlin W Merbine, Lancaster W It Swartz, Duucannou Samuel Ripe. Dancannon Theo C Yeager, Allentown P T Brendlinger, Penn& S T Sherman, New Y erk Jasper SnelL, Pottsville Mrs Deserhart dau, Pa Miss Miller, Pottsville Miss Morgan, Pottsville d street, above Race 8 M Coons.ltsaabig Join Coons, lowa W 8 Henn", Scranton Sseal Jennings G L Hamlin, Pottsville 8 Long Jos beer, Ohio R Young, IJB St Jos Greer, Pew Jersey SPECIAL NOTICES. FABLE—SQUIRREL AND GRASSHOPPER. UT TIM 'BARD 00' TOWP.U. Ram., A squirrel and grasshopper sat Beneath a tree, in friendly chat: The scene, observe, was Franklin Square. For both the gentlemen lived there. Says a squirrel, "Sir, what is the matter ? ' I hear your teeth begin to chatter, As if you had an ague fit; Do tell me what's the cause ofit?" " I have a chill," the other sighed. "Oh, dear! it seems the vital tide s really stagnant in my veins; And then such sharp rheumatic pains I My joints, An stiff—my name, grasshopper, / fear will be no longer proper. For deuce a hod. sir, can I take: My only motion is a snake." " 'Tis most mysterious to me." Says squirrel, "what the canes can be: I have no similar sensation, But feel quite well on this oceasion." Ob, sari his friend, I know the reason. You 're dressed accord in g to the n0'900." Mori Al.—Proceed to TOWEIt Aud purchase clothes to snit the Fall, The largest assortment of seasonable Ready-made Clothing in Philadelphia selling at reduced prices. TOWER HAM, - 018 II IREET Street, It BENNETT & CO • JAY/cies 1i AIR lONIC Promote the Growth of the Remove the Peurfaud Dandruff, (;ive the flair a Glossy Appearauca Prevent Ba.lduees, Cure Meanies of the Seale Reclothe Bald Heads with New Hair Prevent Premature Grayne6., and, being taMefully put up in new style trlit.B3-stoPpared bottles, and delightfully perfurued, is adapted to tha toilet table, and will- afford Leneral eatirslactioa to all who give it a trial.. Prepaied only by Dr, D. .1/LYNS 2•Z2 CIIFSTNUT Street. 503-vismSt DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS : AND ALL DISEASES Mich the Ear or Eye is heir to, successfully treated hy Professor J. ISLALS, M. D. Oculist and A arist, No. Ell PINE Street. Testimonials from the most volatile sources can be seen at his office. Tho medical faculty are invited to accompany their patients, as be has ne secret in hie mode of treatment. Artiliciat Eyes iusertea No charges made for examination. se22•ws fin HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! BATCIIELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE is the Best in the World. The only liarnzless Trace, and Retia'le Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye . isr'erfect—cliariges Red, Rusty, or Gray Hair, instantly t* Glossy Black or Natural. Brown, without injuring the Haar or Stain ing the Skin, leaving the Hair heft and Beautiful; im parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its`-pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed Wit.i.rAm A. BArcuriog all others are mere imitations. and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, Sze. FACTORY, SI BARCLAY Street, NeW York. Batchelor'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. LONVE6T Selling - Prices marked in Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac tory. Our ONE-Rums SYSTEM is strictly adhered to. All are thereby treated alike. der.l-1Y - JONES Sr CO., 60* MARKET Street. DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT GUARS ileadarlte immediately l and was never known to fall. fr.... 7 ,4 1.41 0 EMI GE STECK & i /31 PIANOS. CRES. , ..ON SPRis ,,, . August, Mi. MR. J. E. GOULD, Seventh ad Ottesbraf Sta., Dlaka. SIR: having had frequent opportunities of ex aniining the Planes made by Messrs. GEORG'S STECK & Co., Pew York, during . the past_ few years, in the practire of my profession as Tuner, I pronounce them the most perfect iustroments I have ever seen. • In point of touch, equality. :furl Rin.rffii.gt,ne theymay defy comparison With any and all other makes, while in the upper two octave (treble notes) tb ey are inslOMpara , bty the finest I have any knowledge of. CIE. SARGENT, Trtner of Pianos, Eel2-sw-tt 907 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia M.:EiR.R,IF~~_ WILLS—VENZEY. —On Thuieday, 17th inst.. by Rev. Mr. 'Shield. 8, 13 Wilts, M. D. , to Miss ida , y 'Emma, ourige2t daughter of the late Governor Thomas 13. Veazey. alto. Cecil county. Md. No cards TY iION—DRIEST.—On the 17th instant. at Penn's Grove, Chester county, Pa. accordie 4 - to the Order of Friend..-:, ?sane C. Tyson, of Ge , .tytbnr.... - , Pa to Rachel A., daughter of Amos Oriekt, of the Ruonet omen ALE-13NLL. —Sentotober 14thf9ry he Rev. John N. Hat lig, Thomas Hale to Elizabeth Ball. 131P3D. LEF..—On Monday, the `2l:st instant, in New' York city, suddenly, of dist ath of the heart, Col. Hobert M. Loa, late Paymaster U. S. A., aged .55 years. Hie 'relatives and male friends. metaher3 of the Phila delphia Thir, the alters of the Army. Navy, and Marine Corps, ()lacers of Volunteers now in the eitT, and officers of the First Division Pennsylvania Militia, are respect fully invited to attend the funeral. on Friday. the Mth instant, at 13-4 . o clock P. M., from his tate residence, la) North Sixih. street. Servioss at St. Stephen's Church. Interment at Laurel 11111. BROWN-In Philadelphia, Sept. 214, 1863. at 6 o'clock P. M., Mrs. Elvina Catherine 81T61V.11, aged 30 yearn and re - tithe, wife of James-W. Brown, 1030 SU - jewel street. Tbo relatives and friends are mast respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Tivand.,,y. the 21th ; to meet at 1. and move at 13..; o'clock To proceed to Vie Central Presbyterian Chetah.'Lombard street, oelow Ni loth. and from thence to Lebanon Cemetery rowELL.—On the evening of the 70th instant, Anne G.. wife of Abram Powell, and daughter of William Jones, aged 07 Tears. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully. Invited to attend her funeral. from her armband's] resi dence, in EPper Darby. this (Fourth-day) afternoon, the 234 Instant, at 8 o'clock, without further notice. Car riages will be in wailing at Darby Road station, Media Railroad, to meet the train leaving Eighteenth and Mar ket streets at 2 o'clock. ELLIOTT.—On the 18th inst.. Vircinia E., wife of W. D. Elliott, and daughter of John G. Taylor, aged 28 Funeral from her father's residence. ho. 2318 Green street. this ( Wednesday) afternoon, 234 instant. at 2 o'clock. * B LACK CORDED MOUSSELTNES.---- All-wael "black corded Mousseline Dziaines, Lead French Merinces. Lead Pcrains and Reps. • Black A Imnrr and Gros Grain Enke. - Black Thibet _Long Shawls. Black.' and white Scotch Wool Long Shawls. Black Turin Cloths: Black and white Striped and Plaid Pali2 gonqteline Delainesjust received by BE ;SO NT & SON, sew Mourning Store, 91$ CRETrN Street.l JOITVIN'S CELEBRATED KID T , GLOVES. ordered colon?, plain and stitched backs. WERE & LANDELL. B ALM OR AL SKIRTS, OF FINE grade, for heat city retail sales. BYRE Sr TANDELL. T'YRE- & LANDELL, FOU LITTI AND Pre opening a - fine line of Goods for whole- Pale and retail. sel9-tf FRIENDSHIP DIVISION, NO. 10, SONS OP TEMPERANCE, MEETS AT FRIENDSHIP DAM, CORNER OE TWELFTH AND CHEST. , s HT STREETS. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING at 734 o' . clnelc. seVtlial LAW -DRPAR.ThIENT. —A Term will commence en THURSDAY, the let of OCTOBER next. __The Intro ductory lecture will bo delivered by PROF. MORRIS. at EIGHT a clock, in the evening of that day, at the LEC TURE ROOM, in the NORTH. COLLEGE sep $l3, 000 IN panmusits. ELEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION. PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, AT NORRIS CO Wig. September 29 and SO, and October 1 and 2. The premiums offei ed comprise, in part, 100 premiums for Cattle, ranging from $3O down; SO for Horses, rang ing frem.slCo down; 100 for (sheep ; 37 for Swine; SO flir Poultry ;172 for Agricultural Implements and Machinery together with many handsome premiums for Field and Dairy Products, Domestic and Household Ma , nfactaros, Fruits, Flowers, and Vegetables, Floral Designs, House- Furnishing ArKelee. Stu. One of the best TRACKS in the State, half a mile long and fifty feet wide. Entries to bo made on or before TUESDAY EVENING, September 211th. Competition open to citizens of every State. Membership Tickets, $l. entitlimr to four admissions to Exhibition. • Single admission, 25 cents. Excursion Trains will leave Philadelphia every hour during the Exhibition. Fare for round trip, 50 cents. For Premium Schedules, giving all particulars, apply to A. 111. SPANGLER. Cultnrist, Office, 2.5 North SIXTH Street, or to A. BRO ITER LONOAKEit, Secretary, NO it- RISTOWN. Pa. sale et PIT'VSMITC.I3. BONDS,—Arat - , sons holding Railroad Bon.ds issued by the City of Pittsburg, are hereby notified thut I will ho at the offico of I,llas D. Kennedy, No. 333 WALNUT street, Philadelphia, prepared to exchange oompromi.e bonds for the old issue of Railroad. Ronde from T. O.URSDAY, 24th instant, to October let, both. days included. JOHN NE CARGO. Fel7-toc2 City . Controller. fre - 7„; , -. TiOrTICE.—T.TIE TENTH' rfkri T ME NT on the %took or. the HESTOAVII,I,E, MANTUA, AND FAIRMOUNT P. R. E. CO. will be due atd payable October Bth, 1863.. at the office or the Trea- Eurer, J. 0. BYRNE, No. 110 kouth STXTFI Street. 023-inve&f6t* J. T. FRAII.EY, secretary. F.EI.IIALF, 11281131 C COLLEOHI OF PENI4SYLVANIA—NOILTII COLLEGE Avenue and TWENTY-SECOND street, Philadelphia. The Fourteenth Annual Session. will commence the 11th October next, and continue five months; For infer motion address Ms. B. 11- CLEVELAND, dl. D., Wo men's Hospital, Philadelphia, Sept. 21, 1.863. seTZ-et NOTICE.—TLIES IS TO NOTIVY ALL whom it may con cern. that at the meetin g of KING SOLOMON TABERNACLE, No. 6. of the I. 0. of B. and S. of L. and C... which met at the Masonic Hall, Sonth Eleventh street, on THUM . ; D EVENIN(:, Aug nst 6th, 186'3. at 834 o'clock, the following. nareAd persons were legally tried and expelled from mid Tabernaole : JOSHUA P. B. EDDY. late W. S. SIARY CARPEN TER, and ISRA FL J. MILLS, for refusing to deliver 11P the books, papers, and other Proms:ties belonging to the said Tabernacle; and ELIZABETH P. LONOPELLO W. late Treasurer, frit refusing to deliver up the monies and other property of the aforesaid Tabernacle, and WIL LIAM If. LONGFELLOW, as having a knowledge and being accessory to the above acts. JOHN G. DUTTON, W. S. D. W. Mumps, lE. S. rot. sell-Its TEE Ml' COMNCIES, EWING dobirons of substituting the lighting of some of the districts of the suburbs (now lighted by oil) by the tee of And extending the same - to others that are now des titute, have agreed to make known to the public in general , and in Particular to those parties who may be disposed to contract the supply of said fluid, for the pub lic lighting of those districts above indicated. with the understanding that the supply of gas must be abundant and of good quality, in order that those who are desirous of taking charge of 10 id contract may present their pro posals at the office of the Eecretary of the City Councils, within the term of three months. The City Councils reserves to itself the right to publish opportunely the conditions which are to he observed in the fulfilment of the contract; bearing in mind that the lights are to con- Vila° all night. and that a uniform dimension will be given to the burners, so that the same intensity of light will he preserved. The party to whom the contract may he awarded will be allowed .to supply the said fluid to private dwelli ngs, - no the privilege in favor of the Spanish Gee Company expired tho 20th April, 1810. DAILLNA, 81st of August, 1863. EFITLADELPHIA. September 21st, 1853. The Spanish Consul, FE2I St* C. DE EAMEAII. 3t.'EXCELIGENTa9 LITE soubaitant que I'dclairage public, hub qui exists, dans quelques quartlers des faubourga do cette vine ' • soit remplaco par l'ilelairege an GaZ. Mad rue de l'etendre ti ceux qui en manquent; fait savoir au public en gendral, et spdcialment aux particrtliers, qu'olle est urine a faire des contrated'approvisionnement d,rdit guide pour l'dolairage public des gnarlier, 81 " nommes. II est entendu qu'il sera abundant et de , tnalite superieure, ceux qui youdront prendre h lent charge ce service, sant terms, de presenter tears pronost tiOin an bUrean du Secretairo de rexcellentlesime Muni- Meanie' , dans l'espace de trois mole, époque a laquelle elle publiera les conditions de l'encheru, qui dolt avoir lieu- Poe des conditions principals sora que rdclairage Intern tlonte la null, et qu' on donnera aux lamperons, lee demensione neeeFeatres, pour que lalumiere, con' servo tonj ours la mime force. L'individu 1 gni sera adjunct l'encherb, nouns fottintr If, Gnu, aux ma'am( Partlealieree; le privilege de la c om pag n le Espagnole, ayaot cesed Jo 21 Anil, de 1859. BevnNs,ce3lAbut, de 1863. andLaimpari:, ce 21 Septembre, de 1833. Le Consul d' Evagne, saM-St* CH. DE, ttIaIEATT, CURTIN A.ND PIKE WHOLE Ticßwr.—The Eighteenth-wa.d National Union AsPoolation will hold% meeting.at the corner of MA ELL- B01:011CM and FACIDIIOND Streets. THIS EVE:SING: September 23, at Vi o'clock. Several dietinguished epokers will nadreqs the meet ing. WM. LINKER. President. ALSX. A nein, Secretary. 7FILVENTIRTII.IV4IIIII3 NaTtONA.Y. tlZlolti ASSOC] AT] ON. —A mediae' of the Asso ciation will be held THIS (Wednesdny) EVltNi NG, at B o'clock. nt the gall. S. W. corner of ELEVE.IIII Streit end GIRARD Avon ne. 14.1 V JOSEPH F. MARCER. President. .11 A IC, LY LLT I R LTA' I— A. Hoes Meeting of tho NATIONAL UNION' PARTY of the NINETEENTH. WARD will be held at the Renee of Mr. William Rumford. on WEDNESDAY EV ES MO. at 7?:: o'clock. The _friends of the Union and those tu favor of the National Administration are invited to be Preeent. Come one, come all. Colonel Wm B. M:41111, Morton McMichael, Charles Gilpin. Buck Eyo Black smith, Charles ()Mums, William Y. Leaden. Colonel 7homee.:l o ltygoruld. Colonel Philip While, curl 14, a. Leonard'lll3 ers, will address the meetine. 111MOTFICTI OP TUE: PHY.I./11.2 1 E,C,P11 lerz .- GERMANTOWN, AND NC/MOS.:TOWN 'RAU-- ROAD COMPANY. Pm f. ADTiI.I.II I Sept. 14., bOJ. The Board of Manatrors of this Company hays de clared a' dividend of FOUR PER CENT., clear of Na tional and State Tax, fur the six months ending' 30th inst.. payable nn and after the FIRST PF AY O OC TOBER Next. Transfers of Stock will not be made for text daps aflor the 21st Lust. Nel4.mteffol W. S. WILSON, Treasoror. Pl-111,ADYMPHIAL AND 11:1?.4.D1NG I,t , ILROAD COMPANY. Vince 227 South. FOURTH Street PHILADELPHIA'. Soot 214. ]863. To avoid detentiOn the 13.01.1)11iPS Oh COUPONS of this Company. due OD theist proximo, are rerllV,Sted to 30aVe thim at thi, ellice on or before the 30th inst , when receipts will he given. and checks will oe ready for de livery on the ht proximo in 0:oh:Inge for staid receipts. ee22. St - S. 13 it leo 'Treasurer. . POLITICAL. - UNION TOWN "MEETING, • • The Loy al Citizens of Philadelphia, firm in their de termination to maintain the supremacy - of the oyern- Mee and the Union of the States, and persist In crash ing out every remnant of the rebellion, will assemble In TOWN MEETING, • On THURSDAY EVENING, Nth instant, AT CONCERT HALL, Ar MDT O'CLOCK. To hoar addresses from the HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS, HON. ALEX. K. McCLURE, AND OTHERS. Let the 'refers of Philadelphia gather in force to enjoy this rare treat and again to testify their devotion to LIBERTY AND UNION, And give another amnrance of the coming triumph at the October election of CURTIN AND AGNEW, AND TDB UNION CANDIDATES, By . OVERWHELMING MAJORITIES. By order or the National Union City Executive Com mittee, WILLIAM 11. KEEN. se22-St Chairman Committee on Meeting. MATIONAL UNION NOAIINA- STATE OFFICERS. b FOR GOVERNOR, ANDREW G. CURTIN FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT, DANIEL AGNEW. SENATOR-FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT .TEREATIAH NIOHOLS REPRESENTATIVE?. Id District—WlLLlAM FOSTER. 2d " THOMAS J. CELOATE. sd ' ;; THOMAS T. WILLS. 4th " JOHN D. WATSON. " WILLIAM W. WATT. 6th " ISAAC H. O'HARRA. 7th " THOMAS COCHRAN. Bth ; 5 JAMES N. KERNS. 9th " CHARLES DICEY. 10th " S. S. PANOOAST. 11th " ISAAC A. SHEPPARD. 12th " LURE V. SUTPHIN. nth " WILLIAM Y. LEADER. 24th " S. FREDERICK GErz. 'lath is WILLIAM F. SMITH. 16th " EDWARD G. LEE. 17th 11. JAMES MILLER. COUNTY OFFICERS. RECORD - ILS OP DREW. LEWIS R. BROOMALL. PROT'FLONOTA.P.T OF DIBTRICT GMAT GEORGE KELLY. CLBRR. OF COURT OF QUARTER SBELS/01143. GEORGE H. MOORE. 00T4ONIC11. wiLLIAIt. TAYLOR. CITY OFFICERS. CITY TREASURER. HENRY BUNK - CITY 001fICESBIONER. - PHILIP HAMILTON. By order of the City Committee of Enporintendeles ee9-t1 UNION MASS MEETING-S. UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOMS, COMMONWEALTH BUILDINGS, 611 CHESTNUT St. SEPTEMBER 9, 1863. Governor CITRTIN, 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 WEST CHESTER, Chester county, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23d. At BEATER, Beaver county. FRIDAY. Sept. 25th. At WASHINGTON, Washington county, SATURDAY, • Sept. 26th. At INDIANA, Indiana county, MONDAY, Sept. 28th. At WILKESSARRE, Lucerne county, WEDNESDAY. Sept. 30th. At SCRANTON, Lucerne county, THURSDAY, Octo ber he. At TOWANDA. Bradford county. SATURDAY. °do.: ber 3d. At BELLEFONTE, Centre county, TUESDAY. Octo ber 6tti. At YORK, York county, WEDNESDAY, October ith. At READING. Berks. county, THURSDAY, October Bth. At POTTSVILLE, Schuylkill county, FRIDAY, Octo ber 961. At PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. October 10. We have seasonable hopes of having in the pending canvass the aid of Governor JOHNSON. of t Tennessee; Governor PIERPONT, or Virginia; Governor BRADFORD, of Maryland; JOHN BROUGH, the next Governor of Ohio; _ Eton. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, of Now York; Gen.. LOGAN, of Illinois; Den. 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 submitted to the people as the brief period now re maining will allow, and it is enjoined upon all friends of the Union Causc to secure the attendance of their fel low-citizens upon the occasions. WAYNE McVEACH, Chairman. ORO. W:HAMERELY, Secretaries W. HAYS. 8010 'UNION. MASS MEETINGS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2;. WEST CHESTER—Cov. Curtin, John W. For ney, Morton McMichael, ESA. SUNBURY, Northumberland County—Hon. Greene Adems, Horg Wm. D. Kelley. JERSEY SHORE, Lycoming Coanty—Hon. John C. Knox Wm. H. Armstrong, Esq., Charles W. Win card, Bog. DILLSBURG, York County—Colonel F. Montgomery and A. H. Chase. Esq. _ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. WHITE HALL, Montgomery County—lsaac Hazel hurst, Esq., Charles W. Jay, Egg.. Hon. Jae. H. Scovel BLOODY RUN, Bedford County—lion. Henry D. Moore, John Scott, Esq., Hon. Samuel Calvin, Hon. S. S. Blair LOCKHAVEN, Clinton County—Hon. John C. Knox, Wm. H. Armstrong, Esq.. James Chatham. Ern. PHILADELPHIA—Concert Hall. HANOVER, York County—Colonel F. Montgomery and A. H. Chasifg Esq. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. BEAVER—Gov. Curtin, Hon. W. W. Ketcham, Hon. Geo. London. SCHELLSBURG, 'Bedford County—Hon. Henry D. Moore, John Scott, Esq., Hon. Samuel Calvin, Hon. S. S. Blair. BELLEFONTE, Centre County—Hon. John C. Know, W. IL Armstrong, Esq., Edmund Blanchard, Bon. GETSELLYILLE, York County—Colonel F. Montgo mery and A. H. Chase, Ek. [Editors of the loyal newspapers throughout the State are requested to publish notices of the above meet inget. selB UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOMS, PpthApittput..t, Sept. 17. 1563. HON. WILLIAM D. KELLEY, at the invitatisn of the State Central Committee. 'will speak in behalf of the Union, at the times and places named in the' a - anal:ea schedule. Our friends are earnestly desired to have e. full attendance of voters at these meetings: - MILTON. Northumberland county—Monday, Sept.2l. DASIVILLE, Montour county—Tuesday, Sept. 22. SHEBDRY, Northumberland. county Wednesday. Sept. 23. ' • 'WASHINGTON. Washington county—Saturday. Sep. Umber 20. , INDIANA, Indiana county—Monday, Sept. 28. LOCK HAVEN. Clinton county—Thursday, Oct. 1. , TOWAN PA. Bradford county—Eaturday,'Oct. 3. VELLSBONO, Tioga county—Monday. tact. 8. MONTROSE. Susquehanna county Wednesday. Oct' 7. POTTSVILLE, Schuylkill county—Friday. Oct. 9. PHILADELPHIA — Saturday,Oct 10. g ag WAYNE McVEAGH. Chairman. - R El WIER'S GALLERY ITAS WON an enviable notoriety, by his years of experience and practical HUM carefully applied, as evinced in his colored Photographs for :111. SECOND Street, above Green. TVORYTYrE S.—THE BEST PIC TURES of this style are made at REBLEEt'S. In simplicity of style, natural and'artlstical coloring, none excel theta. Gallery SECOND Street, Om Open. it" ~lt 9 • 4 p I A' U RT UNION . LEAGUE REGIMENT ,llmler anthorlty from the War Department, emloreed by the Adjutint General of the State. the un.dereigned. 00fiBi itutlng a Oommittee of the tfuion. Loam, propose to rale° To oil recruits mu,tered into the regiment Will be pald. Dud to all Who have eervoil in tha army a)t lem than Niue Months, of which, With the month's pity, Forty Dollars Will be paid et the time of being mustered iutO service. The Regiment will be commanded by Colonel GEORG% P. DfcLEAN, late of the Pennsylvania Biglity-Eighth th o and Third Union League Regiments, All Madness of the Regiment will be cond noted 67:elu sively at these Headquarters, and no applications ad dresEca elsewhere will receive attention. wilt he iminediete:y formed in the neighborhood of the otty. sal-mwlm l' OFFICE OF SUPERVISORY 'COM MITTEE FOR RECRUITINO COLORED REGI MENTS, No. 1210 CELE3TNOT STREET --The melte are informed that the Gth United States R.giment and Battalion of the Bth, now at Catno William Penn. Choi ton Hills. will he reviewed by .111,..j0r General Cadwala der. TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 4P. 11f Extra trains will be run on the North Pennsylvania Railroad. ae2.32t . It. R. COR:ON Agent of Company, CORES OF HONOR, 11. S. A. HEADQUARTERS RECRUITING SERVICE. _ INVALID 1.10/IPS FOE. PRILADELPRIA, R 43 South THIRD SOLDIERS honorably dischp.rge3 on account of dit tbility will apply for information or enlistment in the . . _ . 611 - Brown street, and N. E. corner Broad and Spring Garden sts , Pay and allowances, excepting bounty and pension, sane as in U. S. Infantry. R. W. 3f e.TTBEWS, Eiator let Pa. Art. and Supt. Invalid Corps for Philadel phia. ant tf A, SECOND NEW JERSEY CA. VALItY. —Recruits received at Salem, Z J rims, Bounty—Salem County, $300; state, s'3s; nos for New Recruits, $40.1 for Veterans. State Pay—Married Men, .$6 per month; Sin g) E., $2 to $4 per month . Steamer Mawr Reybold leaves toot of Arch street daily, at 2 o'clock. Cars leave Cam den at 4 o'clock. Lieut. JOSEPET L TO PEI AIL seS3-)St Recruiting Officer. $402 B ° N T-Y" RECRUITS WANTED For the 12th U. S. Infantry. ABLE-BODIED MEN. between the ages of 18 and 45 years. THE ABOVE LARGE BOUNTY CEASES Olt THE 25TE OF SEPTEM BER. For farther particulars apply to WM. SIIRGBAITT, Capt. 12th Infantry, Boer-Athl [nicer. se2-1m 522-9 South FRONT Street. 'IMPORTANT NOTICE. AL HEADQUARTERS OF PROVOST-hiaRFAA.L, FIRST DISTRICT, Yn., 243 Fonth THIRD Stroet, PHITADULPIIIA. September 21, 18.11. . The lime for hearing c;..igis in the Firer district (consist ing of the Second, Third, 'Fourth., Fifth, Sixth, and Eleventh werd.‘), ig hereby extended to the Fiusr OF OCTOBER. Within that time Drafted men from any part of the district may appear Gll dra fie d men who have been ordered to report far duty, and failed to do go, will be apprehended forihigith us dexErters. . A reward of ten dollars will be paid for cir t efrters. N. R —Ratetittitee have raefarence, and Will be re eeivod from 0 A. M. to 2 P. M. By order of WILL F. LEHMAN, at22-dtoel CaPtniM Wad. FALL, V 1863. Have 110 W open sn FRENCH FLOWERS, 1863. FEATHERS, LACES, RIBBONS, & NEW-STYLE HATS, JEST OPENED AT THOS. IKENNEL - 1-34-no.!_s_ No. TA9 - 07ELEST.NUT Street, below:Eighth. et9-3m EIGHTILST. RIBBON STORE, - Tk -No 107 N. EIGHTH . STREET. We worildinform our customers, and the ladies generally, that we OPEN THIS DAY a complete stock of MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR TR& FALL AND WINTER SEASON OF 1863. Our stock consists of BONNE P AND TRIMMING RIBBONS. every shade and style: BLACK VELVET RIBBONS. plain; and with whit. and ges FELT AND STRAW BONNETS AND HATS. the newest shapes; SILKS, VELVETS, AND UNCUT VELVETR. • ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND FEATHERS. BONNET-FRAMES, LACE-, &e., By bruin g from the importers direct, and by constant attendance at - the various. auction sales in this city and- New York, we are enablEd to offer a splenlid assort ment of goods in our line at rho most reasonable prices. A fall mortraent kept up till the end of tho season. Country orders promptly attended to. ecIP1101:311NING BONNETS Made to order at the NEW MOURNING STORE, 92G CRESTNOT Street, Eel9-1m M. S. , A. MYERS St, CO “NEw MOURNING STORE:” LATEST PAWS AND NEW YORE STYLES 11101ETECNING - BONNET'S', Slut received and made to order. M. & A. MYERS & CO., sot-vrfmlm 026 CHESTNUT Street F URS! , FURS! GEORGE F. WOMRITH, NOS. 415 .A'Z's'D 417 ARCH STREET, HAS :COW OPEN' A FULL ASSORTMENT OF T--A A 13 I 31 7 i S 5 T.T S To which the attention of the public is invited.. se22-3m =I=OMM=:3 T E. WALRAVy,N, EXTREMELY LO . W PRICES. 5022-3 t THE , - ECLECTIC- MEDICAL COL LEGE OF PFULADELPIIIA.—The only chartered College of ti a Eclectic School in the city. •Located, RACE STREET, BELOW FIFE& The Fifteenth Annual Ses sion of Lectures will commence OCTOBER 8,'1653. FACD LTY OP AIEDWCINE • JAMES AIOCLINTOcK, Prof. of Military and Operative Surgery, and Emeritus. Professor of Anatomy and Surgery, • WILLIAM mum m. :D. Prof. of the Principles and Practice of Medicine and 'Pathology, - CHARLES. STOCKTON C AUNTY, M. D., Prof. of Chemistry, Pharmacy, anti FoxieologY, BENJAMIN F. PAINE. M. D.. Prot ofObstetrics, and Diseases ofWomen and Children, ABRAHAM 'AVM'S Y, Ai. .1):. Prof. of the Institutes and Practice of Surgery, WILLIAM R.' JONES, M. D , Prof. of Anatomy. General and Microscopic, - E. G. I.)A LTfs, AL L., • Prof of Physiology. Botany, and Materia Aledica: L. oLDSHEE, AL D., Prot of 'Pathology, T. I' BLAKE, M. D., DemonStrator of Anatomy. R0131.11T TDSTING, AL , Demonstrator of Practical Surp;ery. Por face and catalogues. call upon or address Prof W. PAINE, M. D., Dean. 931 and 933 Ana' Street, Phi lanelphia. • , • 8023 Wsw 3t.* A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY IS NOW offered to any oue having goods commonly sold by antlers.'such as woollen shirts, drawers. hose, gloves. ftc., to dispose of them in. the city of Washington, 1). C. The advertiser will be pleased to meet any one so disposed, at the Planing Mill, No. 639 North IMOAD Street, and explain more fully. 5e2.3-Bt. SSO REWARD WILL BE PATD FOR the recovery of .the body of ROBERT lost overboard from a steamboat between Florenee and Brideshnrg. Be was about 5 feet 7 inches in height, stoutly built, of light complexion, slightly pock-marked, and had lost the first two fingers of his right hand from the middle of the first Joint lie was dressed in a blue military blouse and cap and dark pants. - The' above reward will ba paid to any one tarnishing the requisite information to 8022,5 t. BARTON . U. JERKS, Brldeeburg,— MILITAIM WOTICES. A REGIMENT 01 1 INFANTRY FOR THREE YEARS THE WAR. A 'BOUNTY ONE HUNDRED DOLLA.R.3 A BOITC(Tir FOUR. HUNDRED AND TWO DOLL&REi Headquarters, No: 432 CHESTNUT Street A CAMP J. IL PI M, Chairman. JAWS L. CLACHORS, Troaanror. Col. GEORGE 11. °ROSMAN. U. S. A.. HORACE MUNDY, MURTON ELLERSLIE WALL WE, lir. D.. S. I. CLAIM. HARE, INVALID CORPS Lisut, EMBER "BASTIAN, Invalid COTPEI, 243 S. Third street, Philadelphia, Lieut. J. W. DEAN. Invalid Corps, PIILTAYERY GOODS. Viro.ol3 4s C AlarY, 725 CRESTNTJT STREET, A LARGE ETOCK OT STRAW AND FELT GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, And a general fk... , tyttrrtioont of MILLINERY GOODS, To which they invite the attention of THE TRADE SICIIRL & TiTEYTI, No. 107 North MONTH Street LADIES' FURS. SUCJCESSOR TO W. H. OARRYL, MASONIC, HALL, NO. 119 CHESTNUT STREET, IS NOW OPENING HIS FALI, STOCK CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW St-I.A.DES, AT t'g' WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1863: RETAIL DIllt" GOODS. OEM A full and vatiAd Etock . COMMIALIig all /grades and • BoueAeepera, Hatet.keenere. and Stozekeepera. plied at the iovireAt prices. OURWEN STODDART Rc BROTHER, Nos. 450, 451, d 4,54. N. SECOND St.. ab: "-- 1 A fu;l line o!ell the most popular mikes and styles LONG AND SQUARE BLANKET BRAWLS and Vieuneso and Paris LONG ANSI 111:0011/ 51{Awr.3. of new dceelm and colorings, .6T REDUCED PRICES, from tato auction I,alos. OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, Non. 450,452, 454 N. SECOND St.. above Willow CLOA K 1 . Salisbury, Dliddleaer, Dexter. Leleeatec. BIIFGU AND PLAIN CLOAKING. waterproof do : and colored Broad Cloth do. Beaver Cloth do. Sealtkin do. CURWEN STODDART Be BROTHER" Nee. 450, 4152 i, and 45t N. SECOND 1A . ., eh. Willow. pLACK GIROS GRAIN, j " . From ate late auction sales; several lots at , REDUCED PRICES. CERWEN STODDART & BROTHER, Nos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St., ab. Willow. FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, from t't e Into auction Bales and ether aonroea. Choice and desirable styles bf Dress Goods, whiolt We are prepared to sell At . the lowest prices. OHRWEitT STODDLET & BROTHER, Woe. .1.0"(), 4i-E.w, and 4.:54. N. SECOND St. , BALMORAL SKIRTS, Choice styles and colorigka. OURWEN STODDART L DROTHVR, Noe. 4.50, 452, and 451- North SECOND Street F0241-2t above Willow. B LA Z KETS 1 BLANKETS ! BLANK- Committee A_ 1 , ...,1 . ]E 91‘ S , AT THE LOWEST PRICES, OFFERED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BY COWPERTFTWAIT de CO., N. W. COIL EIGHTH AND MARKET STS seladen . TAG G & 13R0. ; CORNER TENTIE AND PINE, open from . Auction; 1 lot Paris. Stripe Broche Shawls, :ite. 1 " " Sts. 1 " Shepherd's Plaid " $l5O. • I " French Stripe Chintzes, 50e. 1 t' Very One laconet Manlius, 3 " " Cambric " 37. 41, and lie. 1 " Bleached Buck Aback. Towelling, 37.4 , :c. 1 " Medicated IS7 c. 1. " pantile Damask Doylies, $1.50 per dozen. 1 ." 12 4 Imperial White Quills, $6. 3 " Gents' Suspenders, 31, 37,t,c. and 62c. 3 " Gents' Linen Milers, 25, 30. and tric. 2 " Gents' colored border Ildkle, 3755 and 50c, very fine. " Ladies' Buckskin Gauntlet Gloves. $l. " " Cloth Gloves, very fine, fit and $1.25. 1 " Very See Black Alpacas, 50c. 1 Striped Balmoral Skirting, tiVit't per yard. 1 " English Corah Also, Gents' Lterino Shirts and Pratvera.La Res' White end unbleached Rose, Leather Belie, Steel Mounting, Hoop Skirts, Portinona lea fine Hair Pins. Hair Blushes, all colors Trimming. Velvets, and NOti.)3lS in general. N. B. —5O cartons Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons, all colors, by the piece or yard, at ee232t TAGG & BRO'S,eAuction Mart. i‘NEW MOURNING STORE." Fall and Winter Mourning Goods, COMPRISING BOMBAZINES, ALPACAS, CASHMERES, MERINOES, ace Mao, a fall assortment of Second Mourning, SHAWLS, MANTLES, &o. M - ee, A. MYERS et CO:. se2-wfmlm 926 CHESTNUT STREET RTAINB AND FURNITURE COVERINGS. JUST OPENED, NEW LACE CURTAINS, Of Beautiful Designs. TAMBODEED LACE and MUSLIN DRAPERIES. FRENCH BROCATELLES, FIGURED SATIN and DAMASKS. BORDERED TERRIES, IMPS, TAPE - MUSS. A 2.1) SATIN DE LAINES. Gould Bordered rtadPlain SHADES of every Descrip tion made and put np to order in. the best possible manner- SIIEPPARD, VAN lIA.RLINGEN,, & ARRISDN, CURTAIN WAREHOUSE, 111316 S CHESTNUT Street. 15vit-wf alca FRENCH MERINOES. BrOWII6. Blues, Greens, Purples. ,sll-wool Reps, in choice shades. Wool Delnines—Modes and Blacks. Alpacaa—Browns, Modes. and. Blacks. FALL CL;)SRB. Water-proofs, of Black and Brown Cloths. Cloaks made to order. New Cheek square Shawls. -- Black Tldlret long and ecinare Shawls. 400P317. Uf.):014.Rr.. au22 S. B. corner Aisvill and iIABBI.7I' Streets. VDWIN HALL & 00., No. 26 SOUTH. -a- 4 SECOND Street, would call attention to their Fancy alike, Moire Antiques, Colored and Black Corded Silks, Colored Ponit de Soles, Black Taffetas, Black. Gros de Shines. Brown Figured Silks - . Black Figured Silks. +HEAP DRY a Q O.D S r :CARPETS, OIL AS, and WINDOW SHADES. —V. R. Au - CHAMBA , --. --ti.;+; L ey ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets, will open, .this morgini;;-frs,m-,,,-.... 0n. log rain Carpets, wool filling, at 37. 46, 50, and 62, ceittet - Taa-r.t-,. Carnets, all wool, 62, 75, 57, and $1; Imperial Three-ply Carpets, at $1.50; Entry and Stair Carpets, 25 to 57 cents; Rag and' Hemp Carpets, at 25, 37, CO, sad 62 cents; Floor OH Clothe, 87 to 75 cents; Gilt Bordered Window Shades, 75 to $1; Stair Oil Cloths, 25 cents; Buff and. Green Win - di*Hollands, 57 to 62 cents. CHEAP DRY GOODS. New pall Delaines. 25 to 2S-cents. rich Plaid Dress Goods, 31, 57, and 50 cents; Stella and Blanket Shawls, $3 to $10; Drown, Drab, and Black Alpacas, 31 to 75 cents:- Black Silks, Si to $1.75; cheap lot of Linen Handkerchiefs., 10, )2, and 16 cents; Coate' White Spool Cott , n, cents: Pins. 5 cents; Hooks sac Eyes, ;Tecate; Windsor Soap, 6 cents. Virb olessle and Retail Store, N. E. corner ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets: E D-INV HALL & CO., 26 SOUTH SECOND Street, call attention to their stock of . . . . . . . . . . . SILSWLS. Open Center Broche €hawle, woven borders. ••• Rich- etripe Blanket Shawls. Rich and - Aladin m Styles Plaids. Black S ells, Shawls. Square Blanket Shawls—Plaids and. Stripes. Zephyr and other Long Shawls. Long and •snare Black Thibet. Shepherds' Plaid Shawls. 12 Lots of Long Broehe Shawls, Chain° taine, bought at auction, and for sale very low—as cheap as we ever sold thew. CLOTH SILO SK S'. CLOTH CIRCULARS% CLOTH RACKS. WATER-PROOF CLOAKS, CLOAK CLOTHS,by the yard. N. B.—SCARLET CLOTH CLOAKS. eel7-thsemw4t MOURNING CLOAKS, At the MANTL&S. SHAWLS., &C.. NEV MOURNING STORE. 026 CHESTNUT Street. MYERS & CO. COMMISSION HOUSES. N BERRY & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 26 RUE BERG ERD, PARIS. PLATZMANN, BERRY, & 00., LYONS. ST. EyIENITE. AND URENOBLR. selo-thettt2na 2TEW YORK, 155 DUANE STREET BAGS 1 BAGS I RAGS 1 NEW AND SECOND HAND. WWI - LESS, BURLAP, AND GUNNY BAGS, Constantly on hand. JOHN. T. BAILEY et CO.. No * 113 NORTH FRONT. STREET, AM' WOOL BACKS FOR SALK G GODS. INS - KEEP & TRUEFITT, 216 CHESTNUT STREZT, omit TO THE TR.UM, PLAIN MUSLIN DE LAWS. SHAWLS IN ALL VARIETIES. VEIL. BARGES IN ALL COLORS. GRENADINES AND DONA MARIA BALMORAL SKIRTS. Agents for Messrs. BECA.R & Co.'s. LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS. . se2l-2w ; 4 ARTICLES NXT- D. GLENN, IMP ORT E R OP VT. DRUGGISTS' FANCY GOODS, NO. 268 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, Offers to the trade a full assortment, incl tiding in part— Reit, Tooth, Sail, Cloth, and Shaving Brnshes. Camel's 'lair Penile and Marking Brushes. Combs in shell, ivory. hors, and India rubber. Perfumery and Toilet Soaps of all descriptione. Pure Besential Oils. Rose Water and Orange Flower Water in cans. . Powder Boxes and Puffs in great variety. Round Filtering Papsr, all rues. Cachous Aromatise, liooper's and Arnaud's. English Pink eaucsrs, Reeves' and common. New Zealand and Pink Linen Twine. 11° Flasks, Tooth Picks, Violin Strings, Stc., &c.. all at lowest market prices. se22lmil T°CHURCH COMMITTEES AND ORGANISTS. On FRIDAY and SATURDAY next, September 25th and 26th, will be open for examination a NEW ORGAN, just completed for a Church in Chicago, Illinois. It contains twenty.eight stops, having two manuals, full compass, and a 16 feet pedal, of Bach's range. - The builder, Mr. John - Roberts. of Prankford, Phila delphis.4.ecently from Cambridge, Mass. , would offer this as a specimen work. To such as have not become acquainted with hint he would say that his previous works have met the high approval of snob men as. Mr. George J. Webb, Prof. of Music, Boston. Dr: S. P. Tuckerman. Organist -of St Paul's, Boston. A. 15.11nyter, Esq.. Organist of Trinity Church. Bos ton, and formerly of llereford and Saalsbury Cathedrals, England. Dr. Lowell Mason, Orange, OF. S. Mr. William Mason. Professor of Mimic, New York. Mr. Thomas Loud, Philadelphia. Mr. H. G. Thunder, Professor of Music, Philadelphia. Rt. Rev. Patrick Stanton, Philadelphia. and others of like standing in various parte of the country. To those -wishing Organs built, tuned, or repaired, he gladly,offers his eervices on terms (in consideration of workmanship and materials employed) as reasonable as any organ builder in the country. - Persons can tako the Fifth-street oars, which run to and from Prankford, and pass the manufactory, every twenty minutes during the day and evening.' JOHN ROBERTS Organ Bailder, COr. M4, - IN and 'ORTHODOX Sts FRANKFORD, Penile, Tbe Lorgost Assortment of JUST RECEIVED. OUR NEW STOOK OF eel - thermlt SILK AND DRY-GOODS JOBBERS. ►j'O WHOLESALE BUYERS THOMAS W. EVANS &s" 00. INVITE THE ATTENTION OF WHOLESALE BUYERS TO TIME LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED ASSORT- KENT OF ]FANCY DRY' GOODS, FALL AND WINTER SALES This Stock le principally of T. W. E. le CO.'S own pORTATION. and will be offered at the MOST REASONABLE PRIORS. D'JTERS aro solicited to call and examine 820 CHESTNUT STREET, UP STAIES. CASII HOUSE. 44 .144 lI&LLOWELL & HATE 2tOlt IV QTOR7., DRESS GOODS, BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, SHAWLS, BALMORALS, RIBBONS, KID GLOVES, &0., &a. Bought excliisively for cash, and which will he sold at a small advance, sel-Sin CASH BUYERS, AT WHO-iiESALEi Are invited to examine our FLANNELS, BLANKETS, MERINOES, POPLINS, BLACK SILKS, FANCY SILKS, IRISH LINENS, WRITE GOODS, DRESS GOOD% and other articles adapted to the Beason. JAMES B. CAMPBELL & CO, 727 CHESTNUT STREET FALL, STOCK SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS A. W. LITTLE Ja ae2-2m Ito. 325 MAREBT STREET -A.21.112 - Y GIJODS. ARMY HATS, &RIiY HATS ADOLPH & KEEN, No. W. North SECOND Street, PHILADELPHIA, - Mannfaetnrers of all kind 4 of FELT HATS, have on hand a large assortment of all the various and moot approved styles of • • ARMY HATS. Orders by mail from sutlers or jobbers will be prompt ly filled at the lowest rates. jeSo' -3m FROTEIINGHAM & WELLS lIAVB POP. g.LLEI HEAVY. yEDT_THII. AND LIGHT MEETINGS AND FTANDI.RD DRILLS. HEAVY CANTON rr.,ANNnLs. "WASITENOrCON AND YIQTORY GAMBRICS AND SILECIAS. - BROWN, BLEACHED. AND CORSET JELIN'S. No. Y 2 WORSTED YARN, so. selLif tf FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY E,"V".A.MZS &L HASSALL, MILITARY FURNISHERS, 418 ARCH STREET Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Swords, Sashes, Belts, yassants, Epaulettes, Hats, Caps, Canteens, Haversacks, Camp Chests, Field Glasses, Spurs, and everything pertaining to the complete outfit of Army and Navy Officers. A. liberal discount allowed to the trade. selo-tf ARMY CLOTHS I ARMY CLOTHS I WILLIAM To SNODGRASS' ARMY, NAVYT — A - N - D --- orviL - C1A07191. 1-I.OIUSE, Noc. xf:, SOUTH SECOND nava. 113 STRAWBERRY eta ARMY AND NAVY : ALL SRADES AND GRADES. CIVIL t ALL STYLES AND PRICES. OUB. MOTTO: "QUICK SALES AND GOOD PROFITS." seu.o2-tee2S Arl W. SIMONS & BROTHER, SANSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA, BIALRIJFACTITRERa Or JEWELRY, FINE SWORDS, AND MILITARY GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY. sn'H-HUnt GEI4IT 7 S FURNISHING GOODS. NOS. 1 AND 3 N. SIXTH STREET, pnTLADELPHIA. eTOPIINT C. A_RJEZISiON, (FOILIMM.T J. BLUR MOORS.) IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, PcIAIMFACTIIRER OF THE IMPROVED WRAPPERS, COLLARS, SATISFACTION GUARANTIED 606. ARCH STREET- EIDTE SHIRT AND "WRAPPER DEPOT. AN ELEGANT ASEORTNENT OP RZNTB' fiOODB, AT MODERATE PRICES. FOUR PREMIUMS AWARDED FOR SHIRTS, WRAPPF.RS, AND STOOKS. G. A. HOFFMANN, Neccessor to W. W. KNIGHT, 600 ARCS. STRNET. 608, FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY. The snb,criber world invite attention to his IMPROVBI) GUT OF SHIRTS, Which be makes a specialty in his business. Also, cOn stantir Te , .eiving N'OVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. J. W. SCOTT, GENTLEMEN'S FUENISHING STORE. No. SiA CHESTNUT STREET, iS3)-tr Four doors below the Continental. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. 1 MUSICAL BOXES. INTN SHELL AND ROSEWOOD CASES, playing from 1 to Pa times.eb Moe Opera and Ameri. can Melodies. FARR Si BROTHER, Importers. %el 6m 324. CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth. .11 HOWARD & CO.'S •.14 , 4 First Class AMERICAN WATCHES, With MERSHON'S PATENT REGULATOR. Far sale by the principal WATCHMAKERS. sell-lm G. HUBBELL, FINE AMERICAN and Imported WATCHES. Fine Jewelrr. Biker sad Wed Ware. &a iY2S-&n FINE WATCH REPAIRING attended to, by the most experienced workmen. an every Watch warranted for ono year. G. RUSSELL, 22 North SIXTH Street. UIIII3RELLAS. i t UMBRELLAS ! UMBRELLAS!! WM. A. DROWN & CO., NO. 246 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Manufacturers of SUPERIOR lIIBRELLAS. arkM-2ro AA TOUGH OF NATURE—YOU WILL tind much to admire in =moats artistic and natural life-size Photographs in nil col ors , s„ or d • mem at BEGOZW . Streat. abore Orew),, t.* 615 CHUTNITT STRZW., PHILADELPHIA PATTERN SHIRT, UNDEROLOTIIIisTa. &c may o 2-toc4 WAS North SIXTH Strset. NEW P EIE ATiONS, NEW BOOKS I NEW . BOOKS! OUP. OLD ROME. A HOHini of English: skatellag. • B 9 Nathaniel listvirhorne. $1 2. METHODS OF STODY IN NATURAL HISTORY..: BY L. A @A.M . /. 31.25. SERMONS lii TEE EAST. By Arthur P. Stanley, D $1.50. ELEBEBTS OF THE ENGLISH. LANGUAGE. for tha use of Students. By A. O. (Bark. $l. PE DIP VAN ARTEVELDE. A Dramatic Romance in two Parts. BY Henry Taylor. St. TEE CAPITAL OF THE TYCOON. A narrative of a three .years reAdence in. Japan. By Sir R. Alcock, E. C. B. 2 - vols. $3. For sale by WILLIAM S. St ALFRED MARTIEX, 01323 606 c[tEsTxur Street. 90 F, N T 11 20 (lIIINTS ! ! 20 cENT,!: :—ITA FOE OCTOBVI Fe 22-31 runirElis, St CHESTNUT Street. N ---GODRY FOR OCTOBER 20 T 1 -T S ' I'ITCIIER'S. 808 CFI Es' riguT Street. selB-8t pll INCE :AND It INCESS OF WALLS. —Car," Ph ot ogrophs Ilk receive& McA IS PER Fi BRO.. 602.2.6 t Ir2g 0itP...r203T Street. ALBUMS ! A 1,13 UI S 1 ALBUM S 1 fold g l'intnres. $2.130 t(P $ll Pictures CP) to 9 3.: , t) Id 100 " 4.01 to 1%, 2111 12.00 to 15' " `Oct_. to -1 12 " 2.7 ots,to Over see styles at a largo from mattafextureys. pricks PITCHER'S BOOK and ALBUM STORE, 808 c irEw- NUT ftrect. se2l-It TELEOLOGICAL TEXT 13 00 KS, Publbfbed by LINDSAY ..4; BLAR"IsTOX, SINTH Streat abAya RTIRTE'S 'TEXT BOOK OF CLIORCH HISTORY, 2 Yoh; mc.. comnlPD; NAXUAL OF SACRED HISTORY; Beventli Edition. Enlini'S OLD TEizTAISTirt. COvE.N.ANT. 9obtme3. RIIRTY,Ii BIDES A.ISD ASTROtiOtitY, tlio Second Efit- Lion. lIEEZOO'S THEOLOGICAL AVID ECCLESIASTICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, 2 ,o 3 omen._ tieLl 25 PIiOTOGRATIE (714. .ALUM '"- 11 CTS. Holding 12 Pieturo,' bound In ronsHu,o.go, 2LCI IVII'n Cheap Album Store. SOS C OESTIIITYr IStreet. 'sell-Gt IN 7a Mi° NEW BOOKS. NIII.CITANTS OF :NEW YORK A Sedond Series of a very interesting and curious book. by Walter Barrett, Clerk. ]replete with reminiscancee. anecdotes, wit, bur‘or. lively personal sketches, pri vate and pn hltc gossip about the old tv2d great Merchant - Princes of New York city—a little bit of everything. and not, coo much of anything. The first volume hail an immense eale last year, and the second series is - note ready. One elegant cloth-hound volume, price $1.50. IL-VICTOR HUGO-A LIFE By a WITIS'ES.B. (hie of the most charming and en trancing volumes that have ever issued from the French press. Fresh. dramatic, graphic and lively, it abounds with the came delightful interest tt at made Les :Vise rabies" so wonderfully attractive. .to reader of that marvelous romance can be sail...lied without its compa nion, "The ktor3 - of Victor Ito go's Life." One hand some 6vo, cloth bound, price SL2S. IN PASS And neerly Benan's "LIFT O JESUS." trantiale'd fern the French; and "VINCENZO," a new novel by EnfMut *.* 'These books are sold by all baokcellers. and will be sent by mail, postag , free. 02 receipt of price. by sel9-e&wtr CARLETON. Pablisher, New York. NEW BOOKS- Just received by J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.. 7.7.5 sue MARRET Strafe STANLEY'S SERMONS IN THE EAST. PALMONI; or. the. NIDIERALS OF SCRIPTURE. By M. Mahon, D. 1) CLARK'S ELEMENTS OF THE ENGLISH LAN GUAGE. IMMEN-SEE, and OTHER TALES; from the Germon. Paper. THE AMBER GODS. AND OTHER STORIES. By Harriet Elizabeth Prescott. • PHILIP VAN ARTEVEI,DE—a. Dramatic Romance. BY Henry Taylor TICKNOR'S HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERATURE. New edition. 3 vols. WENDELL PHILLIPS' SPEECHES, ADDRESSES, and LE'ITERS. TEUEAN ON THE IRON MILITUFACToRE OF GREAT BRlTAlN—theoretically and practically considered. HOSPITAL SKETCHES lihr Miss L. M Alcott. THE CAPITAL OF THE TYCOON. A Journal of a residence in Japan. Ey Sir R. Alceck.. cell lIAZ ARD'S BOOKSTORE, 124: CHESTNUT STREET, Between Seventh and Eighth Streets 611 Booka nmally to be had in a FIRST-CLASS BOOKSTORE, Will always be found on our shelves AT THE LOWEST PRICES sel2.6in STATIONERY. MOSS (F.; CO., ren.et folly inform the public they have opened a BRANCH at No. 432, CHESTNUT STREET, Second Door above the Post Office, where will be found a complete stock of Fancy, Staple, Counting House, and Office STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, AND ENVELOPES, of their own manufacture, of the best qualities, and in gre^ t variety. The business will ho conducted on the principle of SMALL PROVITS AND QUICK SALES. By prompt and careful attention, uniformity in prices, extensive assortments. together with their long exp•,ri ence in that line of business. they ask a share of public patron A ge. Blank Books .Hied to any pattern. Envelopes, of any sire or shape, made to order et short notice. They will continue their Wholesale business of Book sellers and Stationers at the Old gtuad, No. 480 DIARKEr STREET. . "sell-lm if- FNVELOPES ! ENVELOPES PAPER! PA - PTIP,I P APL'S ISITIATA INITIALS ININA Stamped on Free of Charge, Sty.raned on Free'of Mame: Iritials S atoned on Free of IlhArsie. At mAGP.vs, MITT Street. At ,UAGEVS, 3i6 OHBA:2;BI' Street. se2l-3t Between Third and Fourth 3?T3FJ~~. _ • 013'Filf SHOEMAKER 5e.00., :Northeast Corner FOURTH and. RACE Streets, PHILADELPHIA. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, IMPORTERS 2,\D DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS, MAYCPACTURPIIS OP WIIITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY, &G. AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED FRENCH ZINC PAINTS_ Dealers and consumers supplied or VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. pe22-3m SILVER-PLATED WARE. SILVER PLATED WARE ItIANIfFACTORY. TEA SETS, CASTORS, WAITERS, ICE PITCHERS, &c., Sz MC/SS, seß-fin 225 SOUTH FIFTH STREET. FINANCIAL.- AMERICAN_ GOLD - • 3307E7G-1-1:1' .A.I.T3D SOLD_ "DREXEL & 00_, 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET s HARVEY THOMAS. L. STOCK AND BILL BROKER, No. 312 WALNUT Street. Stacks and Loans bought and sold on Conuaisson.s.t tha BOARD OF BROKERS. Subscriptions to the 6-20 Tear six per cent. LOAN still received at par. No charge for Commission. jy3-3m COLLECTION OF U. S. CERTIF.'. CAP. S OP INDEBTEDNESS.—The ADAMS' ET PRESS COMPANY are now prepared to collect, at the Treasury Department, Washington, with despatch, and at reasonable rates, the One. Tear- Certificates of In debtedness of the United States now dne or shortly maturing. Terms made known and receipts given at the office, No. 320 CHESTNUT Street. . PROPOSAM. ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA. September 2S, IBM PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until FRIDAY, the 25. h instant, at 12 o'clock M., for the deli very, in this city. on or before the 15th'zday of October next.of the following articles LOCO Gum Bnckete. sample required. 60 gallons Edge Blacking, to include CADS_ 6CO do Xfnt's Foot Oil, in good barrels. 000 kegs (of about 255 pounds each) Wagon Greaier samples of keg, and grease required. 100 pounds Bleck Wax. ?CO .kaw Per pound. sample required. MO Sheepskins for smith's aprons,eample required. 100 Wooden Stirrups, do do 15(1 Whips„ . two horse, do do 210 Whip Staffs, hickory; ' do do 30,024 pounds, Manilla Rope. 34 inch. 600 do Bag,ging Twine, do do 50 do hemp Twine, do do 1,200 do White Lend. in kegs 06 100 pOunds each. 20 do Spanish White, best quality. 25 do Tamp Black, do do 10 do Drop Black, do do 50 do Chrome Yellow, do do 00 do Chrome Creel!, do do 120 do Prussian Blue, do do 100 do Venetian Rod. English. CO do Vermillion.. do 25 Vermilion Papers, Chinese 60 ponnds I.ilharge. 10e , ,t quality. 3 barrels I.thesed Oil, best quality, in good able. 20 gallons Coach Varnish. to include cans. 20 do Spirits Turpentine, do do 15 do Drying Japan. do do The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too high. A. BOY I), 5e23.3t Captain, and Assistant Quartermaster. , TO CO UNTRY MERCHANTS PARTICULARLY, AND TO BANKERS AND O. BUSINESS MEN ENERALLI. Do yon 'want to be and to feel secure both against FIRE .1 , ..N1l ELMO LARY ? Tben buy LILL E'S WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON. FIRE AND BMW I.Aft•PftoOF SAFE. It is much the cheapest, and, indeed, the only really and th oroug hl y Fire and Burglar Proof Safe made, and much superior to all others as a FiTf, Proof. Do you 'want a nUlt(l PROOF. mainly? Then buy LILLIE'S WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON BURGLAR PROOF, which is much cheaper, and far stronger than any other; and admirably adapted to the wants of the Merchant, as well as Banker. Do you want merely a FIRE PROOF? • - - - . . . - LILLIE'S WROUGHT IRON SAFE is warranted fully equal. in all respects, to any of the most approved makers, and is sold at fullyone-third less price. Do you want SECOND-HAND SAFES ? Ton will find a general assortment of Herring's. Evans & Watson's, and other makers, many of them almost new, which are sold at, and even below auction prices, these Safes being received daily, in exchange for LIL LIE'S WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON SEFES. If you want VAULT DOORS and FILMES that are 'Burglar Proof, LILLIE'S WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON are much stronger and far cheaper than any other.'All parties interested are particularly requested to call upon the undersigned., at his DepoL where he feels fully . prepared, like the "Seven Wise Men." to render a satisfactory reason for the truth of the above state, monis. M C. SADLER. Agent, No. 21 South SEVENTH Street. P.'S.—l have just received four of EVANS At W AT FON'E. BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES, from the. City. Bank. In exebanke for LILLINS, which I Will sell at very law prlces. . -- . . - - 1104 AMUSEINERITS. WALNIITSTREET THEATRE. w Lessee ,Mrs. M. A. GLERETTESS THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Sept. S&L THIRD itiIGHT OF THE ENOAGENTANT OF LUCILLE WESTERN, LUCILLE WESTERN, LUCILLE WESTERN"; The Charming and Versatile Artiste. SUPPORTED BY. MR. CHARLES BARRON who appeared last evening to one of the lorge,t raea delighted findiences ever assembled. This Evening, fleet time of Tayleter's beeatite drama tization of MRS. HENRY WOODS GREAT NOVEL, EAST I YNNE. EAST LYNNE, EAST EYNNIA, MISS LUCILLE V? r4STEIN APPEkRID.IO in her ;freak double character of LADY ISABEL AND 'MADAME VINE Mr. cgART,Es 8.11111.0 N as Blr Francis Levken. Mr. J. n wmowr as ....Arettibal.l Carl rate. El:ss YFOLA fIROCIISR as Barbera flare. Box 13oolc open daily from 10 till 3 o'clock, when Seats may he secured. oet'S ! S TEW: CHESTNUT-ST. THEATRE, Leessa and Arniagbr.....,.rdr. WM. WELBAMIL THIRD WEER OF THE TRIUMPHANTLY SUCCESSFUL Grand Romantic Drama, entitled THE DUR:L'S 11.01 TO, In which MR COLLINS who ha purchased the ;oil; right of represe,statim et Vale great Pia .y In ,srnerica, viii apuear ac O hiI.RIORTEROTTA, on Irish Soldier of Yortune. with the songs, " Wine d Bright sad " While There's Llfo There'a 73rope. MR. WK. v - r.a=4l - TLzr - In his great cbnractor 1 - 1,1 - ep,..rx HENRI DE LLGAREIFRN supported by the Tenoning tatent. Dlr. F: Mnrdsu.S.l. F. Lamb, J. Blated.ll. S. C Dnboto, .T. Seymour. B Holmes, Charles Henri, and others; Mi.i..see Marv" Rote Fvlinge, Charles Hem, &c., &c. Conductor, Mr, MARK HASSLEI: 'MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCIEE -I, STREET THEATRE—ARCA Street. above Acting and Sfsga Menager......W.K. S. F.EhDEI-1..1 ,7 Ka.% Bustness A kent and TreasurAr.... ... 108. D MURPHY. SECOND. WEEK--CONTINI7ED SUCCESS. .TRE ETCHINGS OPERA TROUPE. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, - - THE DOCTOR. OF ALCANTAR.e. Dolma reabella Mi , n Richino. Dr, Pareelons Ed vr..e'ea - niet. Garlog... ..... ..-.....—...--, W. S MIL Don. l'ompoo W. E. Peaks To conele de with the enmedietta of UNCLE FOOZLE. - . . in which the, dramatic: company will appear. Tickets. 25, 50. and 75 ovate. B extra eharire create at the Box Office, from 10 A R. to 3 I'. M. Caztain riece at 7% o'clock. se2l-3t TEMPLE OF WONDERS-ASSEMBLY - 0 - BUILDINGS, TENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS. krntisenmnt for Old and Young. Mirth and Happiness open for the season. Constant change of Entertainment. SIGNOR BUTZ, - - - EVERY EVENING, commencing at Lq o'clock. and r WedmPeda ant Saturday at 3. consistinw 'of New Stye teries in ltemertnancy, great success in Ventrileattism. and the Learned Canary Birdi. Admission 25 cents; Children 15 cents. pENNSYLVANTA ACADEMY OF -a- THE FINE ARTS. 1025 CHESTNUT STREET. OPEN' -DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. Af. Lai 6P. M. Ad mission 25 cents. Children half price. TNSTITUTI ON FOR THE BLIND -4- Exhibition every WEDNESDAY. At. P. AA rot sion Ten Cents. Store No. it South EDI El ;'ll. St. EDUCATIONAL. rpENNENT SCI TOOL " FOR BOYS, Bricks county. Pa. The next ee.sionwill open on WEDNERDAY. 1 7, v. 4. to continue five months.' Reference may be made t%) Rev. Albert, Banes e02:3-mwgif tno4* WANTS. A N ACTIVE, BUSINESS YOUNG MAN desires a situation as Beneral Clerk. Sales man. or Bookkeeper. Address "at this office. IV.. three days. 5e.93-2t' TOMERCT FANTS TN TFIE TRIx MINOS OR NOTION . BUSINESS. situation as salesman, hover. or hook-keeper, is wanted by one who Las been twenty years in the trade. and qualified be education and exrerience for either position named. Addr=ss • Bommereial Intereet,' , at this office. se22.wfs :IL° Iv A N T E-D -A SITUATION AS V B OOKKEE - PER or Aseietap. Bookkeeper by a man falls competent. Beat reference given. Address L. ~" this ()}lice. 5e29.-2t. A 'I MING MAN, GOING TO WTI CA GO, fa opFn to an ENG WEaFENT ag Drv-goods er Hardware Satesrnat. First-class Seer York r.ferelteee. Address. for three days, •B. G." 423 SPRUCE Street. nitadFlptria. se22-2tt pooKITEEPER IN A DRUG HOUSH IV - ANTED. — Oll6 who has a thorough knowledge of the Wholesale. Drug Trade, .fully compz.tent to keep a set of books. and is able to influence soma Country Trade. may hear of a permanent ablation by addressing Ellx 2012. Philadelphia Post (Mice. Applications 'strictly confidential. • se2l-3t. WANTED—TO INVEST OR PUR CHASE, the INTEEEST of a retirin g ' partner or firm in the \Vholesaie Produce Commission, Grocery. or Fish ba,,iness. Address "Ruston," 600 'North TAINIII Street, rhusdelphia_ se2l-3t. ).A1 ANTED, AN AUCTIONEIf]R.-ONB T I .who is well acquainted - with the business. and s good Fah , sman, can aluain. a permaucnt sit:tar - ion by ad dressing Box 557, Washington (D. C.) Post Office, stat ing terms and reverence. se et lA/ ANTED TO PURCHASE-AN IN v TEREST in a Manufacturing ar M d ercantile busi ness. The Rdvereer h , s, bad six - years' business expe rience, and is a thorough hoot-keeper and accountant. Adcress • B," office tbis parer. se2l-3t* zrYIvEL A ina bookstore. PLACE 9 gtore. by one of 11 ES— gLe. rience in the business. Ready to go to any part of the United States. Philadelphia references given. Marisa A. S. 8., Bulletin, office. seiS-6t WANTED- $l5 PEE DAY.-WE want reliable, energetic canvassers and wee& in every cenntY, for a genteel basin es at a commiemax of from to ,*l5 per. day. No herabus. lirnerieneelk canvassers preferred, bnt mom for all. Addrese C. DIII.QI & CO.. rithltehere, At either Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago. Illinote; or JAW READS street, New York. WUo A MONTH! WE WANT -AGENTS at $6O a month. expenses paid, to sat our EVERLAMNG PENCILS., ORIENTAL BURNERS, and thirteen other • articles. 15 Circulars fr4e. SHAW & CLARK, Biddeford, Maine. sell-d&WIR DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER ss=6=IGENERAL'S OFFICE.—PHILADELPIII3. Feb. 2, 1.86 R. "VESSELS WANTED immediately to carry COAL to the following points: Tortugas. Key West, Fla. Fort 'Monroe. Va. Alexandria. Va. Isiewnern, N. C. Port Royal, S. C. A. BoYD, fell).tf Captain and Assist. Quartermaster. BOARDING. THE HANDSOKE RESIDENCE, 1031 WALNUT Street, will be opened for reception et Boarders in a few days• VIRST,CLASS BOARD, HANDSOME comman , cating and single rooms; private table, If desired, N 0.1.315 WALNUT E trek. aelD-Ine FOR SALE. AND TO MET. FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE LOT ON -a-BEOAD Stve.t below' ford--IS 'Pet fiont. 239 feet deep. sloppy to NY - 31 ROSSELL ALLEN, S. E. corner FOI3E.TP and WALNUT Streets., Second Floor eat R. CA TO LET-A FOURSTORY HOUSE 10.!zi and two-story hack Bwlding, No. 150 North SE YEIITIE Street. Rent WO. lt. W. E. TABER. FOR SALE—SEVERIL HAND. Paco SOME DWELLINGS, having all the modern convenience., on ELTWENTII Street, below Coates. App3v to 'WM. ROSSELL ALLEN, S E. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets Second Floor. ,;5e2.3-3t4e giVg 011PHANS' COURT SALT' OP 7rALITADI.F. REAL ESTATE —Pnrsuant to an order of the Oiphans' Court of Delaware county, will be sold at public saloon the premises. in the township of Nether Providence. in said tEtinty. on TRIM :DAY; the Sth day of OCTOBER neat. at 2 o'clock, P. M. the fos lowing FARM and :111f.T.S. late the estate tif J. GIFFORD JOITa SON, deceased, containing 92 Acres And a half. more or lees. 2he Farm is of excellent quality and in a high state of cultivation. The imam* ements consist of a large and substantial STONE DWELLING-ROUSE, with large kitchen and out-houses attached, piazzas, &-c..; containing five large rooms on the first Hoer ' with hall, nine feet widc, running through the entirelmild ingt seven rooms on the second floor, including bath room, and four in the attic, supplied throughout with water by a hydraulic engine. The dwelling-house is situated on a beautiful lawn of two acres, fitted with shado and fruit tree!, grape vines, shrubbery, and, flowers. Near the dwelling-house are an ice-house. wood-house, coal-house, stables, large chickery, car penter shop, smoke-house, three corn-cribs, large stone spring-bones. over a never-failing spring of water, and. a prod active vegetable garden of 234 . acres. A large stone ham, with. frame straw sheds and carriage -house at tached; barn-yard enclosed by a substantial stone wall. The Mills consist of a taw STONE G no' MILL, in ex eel lenrorder, with all the modern improvements; frame edge tool mill. recently , thurougidy refitted. The water newer consists of Ridley creek, with a head .fall of seventeen feet: large dam strongly built head gates,. forebays_and race, all in excellent order. Seven commo dious Tenant llonees, four of stone and three of fame. all. two-story--high and in good repair. There are on the premises P good Stone Quarry. and seven never-failing springs of water; an Apple Orchard, containing eight acres, in excellent bearing condition and of great Pa liety, and 15 acres of Woodland heavily timbered The above premises are situated within 24 miles of Chester, and .1 of Media, and. Id miles front Philadelphia. The location is high and tbealthy, and is in one of the most beautiful poitions of Delaware county, renews wish ing to view the premises can do PO by calling on the subscriber residing thereon. Conditions at sale. se23-wSts ANNA P. JOHNSON, Admltex. WOOLEN MAOHTNTERY FOR SALFL T T ._-„irackiaery of a small Mill, in. whole pr in. part, ,eacaleni :ie: and running order. Address ••Wool,'tv.Vic . 5e.32-3t. POR SALE—VAtU ABLE FARM, 70 -I- Acres. one mile from railroad station, eight miles from ;the city. Also, Chester County area., SO acres. within ten minutes walk of railroad station. Call and. examine register of farms. 13 PAT= sel9 y 309 V.IIINUETT Street. FOR C.A_LTFORNT A.. VAC , M.• O. HOESIITS' LINE SAN FRANCISCO AND:, OREGON', VIA pawAla.6. The Steamship • 2.100 Tons, On S.\ TURDAY. October 3, at noon. The finest. fastest and strongest Stearriallip. In, the California trade will sail an above. from pier foot of WARREN Street, North river. For freigt for passage apply to b. N. CAIIinNOTON., Corner of WARREN and WET &wets. N. F. —Attention is called to the chanEst ofola route, se93-tocS FOR ALBANY A.N,Ds TROY_ EICHPIAX l imiter, le now loading for the above potato. and WILL leave on TILDIZSDAY, September 24. a.t2 6.2o!cloolr P. 111. Yer freight. which Will be taken on reasonable terror. aPrY to S. VLAN se23-2t No. 3041 - South DELA.WARE Avenue. - 1.1i1G1:11 A AR, STK A M PRO ?ELLER IH BE FOR HARTFORD. Coma. The steamer MARS, rslohole, mister, is now receiving freight for. Hartford e . rt Webster's. second wharf above: MARKET straet. Sails on THURSDAY. noon. For freirlit,Sso.,„_anoly WM. M. BAIRD & CO., 132 South. DELA.W.EOrE Ave - Ane or on the Wharf. .' 5e22,-St WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY, PURE CIDER AND WRITE WINE. VINEGAR. GREEN GINbEE.MITSTARD SEED. 0167#3. ko.. &a. AIM THE REQUISITES FOR PRESEEVINCYLED PICKLING PIIRPGass. ALBERT C. ROBERTS. Dealer in Sins Grocevaaa., 1 ee/O-tf Corner ILE'irEETH. at vms &Geste. M LONG,Principa
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