A, ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEIS,
up TO TWELVE O'OLOUK LAST NIGHT.
Ciontlitentai-Math
T Dansiaer, New Orleans
ids Coles
J Bowman
W ii Loelior,New York
Joe Jordan, Nallimere
YE 8 Goodwin, Barr smug*
Mint Goodwin,Harri , barg
Relbfna, Walsh' ugton
J . Purnell & wf Daidinore,
Bin Herman & cli, Penne,
Nibs Herman. Ppn usTlV2ll3ift I
W I, Burt, licmion
:dire Boyce. Washillgtoll
A Ilert‘qrn
S Robbitm.Oenty n
mn , a
A A Howell &lill
RI Cern:right. lie York
a IT Dougherty, narrlelntra
Mrs .T Slade. New Vora
Admit ,T Faxon. IT S A
cart B car, ur, t 1 z A
Bon A 'Easton
113 Hel obta Shilndrintiin
1101430% Yhtlatie mitt
It Smith. (ititioLio
W htoketttn, YL h•barg
Virotit,Norylo tot
Atist, Boyce, Wasbiniiivo
•Ctipt Toro pki s Br. ol.llb A I
.13. North. A 6 vr root
Petrie, Now 71...,ric
Airs WColde . r & s I forrisbit
Cow rr.v Tearer ;burg
C 'Brio
:Lemuel Todd, Carlirdo
A Whittles', NOW JOIEte7
..r Y 11510 K. d r i burg
Jo Iriadic,
WTI Johnrre York
.1 . A Richard. on, Galt.
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17 G Thompson,2larrislinrg
.1N nom gsrdner, b'ig.
Yoh t JPlMscrton,W Chest
Cr Stswart•llPDnerty. tT Sl7
tient F It Smith. r
Lieut. L. Cm:el . , 1:
;finßhant, N w ,Telsey
T ingham. SSW .T , •rscY
Van We TS r.e ••• N .T
tl Willard; U N
0 Lunt wf. el:lvaco
Miss Taint. CaMsgo
Geo Blslock wf.lTomplx
.loaavahrs, New York
-Titles Thu :spates: N Y
C Welke Swf NY
13ext:i Ilaincs. New ,k,sso-
Capt N D Mager, Tc/111
V T New York
1V" S 'Wyckoff. New Vey):
Luis 11alsb , A cly fork
John Shur cw York
C B Topliff. ltosum
4 Brown, Few York
A nattier, Few hfbtny
A Cooper, Lenisvittr, F,y
C M Depow. New 5 ork
:£4 Butteed, Sew S ork
D Knowlton, New Torte
Horace A }loth , . Pen na
Geo G Wigtto, New OrK.
.11kIrs Ne.rrett. Weir Toric
Miss Dlertst.t. New Vork
more
Copt I. braitt
G A Dzost, Boltiroote
3I Mar! in Baltitnoro
Cpt H F Beaiditry.R.ailing
C C Lwcwhiln
-
:If roar, ir, Fottstown
4StrArd—Cheittlllll:4ll
P. Dillon. Sgrirgileld, 11l
L Snowden, Thi lad tr
biateriel Lnri.t r 'Bs I
C H Dayne. Patehurk
W Judson & ref. Buffalo
cam 3 B Pay. Er 5 A
Mrs W Wooe, 1, 'iris
Mite D Wood, Sr T.onis
Miss C A ldiu. !Sr 1..a1e
B Carnal], GinCill.o ati -
S B Deftly, Aoania CO, Pa
1/;f. Blair, Pittsburg
T Metrger,Al ontbarn
F Causer, Jr, Delaware
J Lowlier& wf..Delaware.
Wise Lowber, Delawsre
C Shoener, 'i'emagua
J Donaldson, Ashland
D Aieweamb & la,'Boiton
G Russell. Boston,
Mrs Cameron &`.l eh, Penne
'Mr Rodgers, Toronto
'Wm Vernon. Po,terille
Wm Maefeely. Wash, D
D C
1' Wright wf, NOW York
Miss Wright A fsid.
:II Conrad a wi, 1 w York"
Jas Carbaugb,:thill
Wm Seligman
Watts, Carlisle
Chas Wilmer, B:Altimore
AI Steinman, Lueluger
FL IS Leman, bar,oester
111 allene, Heart:burg
J AI Allen, Pen on
Mrs B Porter, .I'.l.nna
Saml Bunk, Perm:lllle
WI Morrison, M,:ntg en
S D DePhoreor ,Sh ensardeb
B Caril le, Vti
John Beach, oPgrove
1111 gin, NSV7 York.
T T Moran, Baltimors.
J Many, Penn:,
Weednitt,
'Geo D Aall. Near T ork
Mrs Ball, Now Xork
Miss hall, Fels' Trak
WhIPaweI3,MD,USA
Illerchnsatx'—lcourstk
Cleo W Roger. , , lTartlo:el
Benry A-Wlghehi. S A
70atdcsotl, Alle,ttlie.ny
A FOrterlangb., York co
J P Wethel!,tl, Bethlehem
,T Kramer, _VON town
A D I• 11 (i y. IYili inmsTiort
Joslah White, Ohio
John A Barton, Dever
Tits E pay !..r on, Verthont
J T State 3, Die iv York.
E Samuels, Cloilimbes
t C Johnston, 11e2c0, , . 0
SCoryell, Nun-
C E Yxitner , Merlon co
Worman.
It B Yonngtanu. Easton
Mrs W Dougherty. Wash
:Idiot Dougherty; Wash
Vitas. Pittsburg
J n Da - rldson, Ohio
D Campbell, Initlaimpolie
IV Murrgy & Se)l, Poona
G W Speer, Mt (*.Mon. Pa
Ales Fielder, New T aril
Burgert, tnilo
Jae Darling._ New Yin k
:a D SPas3 e, N,w lera
Chas lirtath esti, Ili-thither/1
- EH Romici.:, ifeinsv
ettys,burg
C 4. W GUill7l, Octty,bnrg
B mlin Wayne en
Mae Anbczy, WalL'ne co
J Owen,l°ol,
V Nevtt, Znnetyille '
Amertrazi—Chestuu
E Sturges, r'siin
H S Wood, ie Veik
4 J I , ew lurk
4 W 13 , Richards. ew orh
Jas B Field, Tabmor, Moss
11 . B 'Ward, Wmilvingt,m
..7aeob Kann. Ilaltio” re
Fiatchinge, Wak•hthgam.
Wl' Smith -
Capt S 'a
'Sam' Washir gton
U Woetcott. and'
(3eo Lees. Itoylw.town
32 C Bond & In, 'Newtown
G North, Pella, • .
P Gown•i", Potter Me
Jameson. flooding
Athtrus., New York
E Darbee Dela warq ,
WoottelL Leiner:tie
33 J Moore. DelowaTe.
!I' IT Itiggin, Daltrware
J A Moore &den, Del
Mli Carlisle &in imt
Mrs 'Lug' & son. De , aware
Milts S A. Moore, Palmate
Iles Tharp. Dela Ware
St. Louis—Chettrilit
H Brown, Bro.:kty
• B_Chase, Ittooklyn.
KiDogendoe
Pnag. Spain
ABaradm. Spain
"W R DeYea. Fort Del ti
• Rodney, - Wilmin mon
I. II Smith . Chicago
Courtes„ . .New
B Buck. New
'• 801 l sae, Ohio
31C Retzebee. Ohio
GSmith, Pottsville
Joe RichardFon- II S N
E Millis, Now Yi
B Gregory. Rockland
"W Atkins, Halifax .
Nachman, Baltimore
8 Wilcox, W 8 [neon
H Thompion, llanimoro
Phelpher.
fa_ Mb Y. Hartford
• 11 Foster. Massachusetts
Qeorge W Fairer, IT B.`l
A Gibbs, New Var . ).
• Sturtievaat. Onto
George Colton, Baltimore
P nvil le, Pa
r Wilkinson. itoetou,
sitreet, above Third
Q Rice, Baltimore
IF F Patterson & we, J
113 Garland, If Jersey
IN 10055 & la. Baltimore
J It Willett. U F. X
The Vielau—Arcla I
0 - Albert: Hampton, Pa
fit H Shultz,. Ohio
Mrs Elliott, Salem N .T
H Higgin& 3; la, N
alleCreary
F Pitcher, Trenton
:NV AfiCanna, Chester co
Mit A Rupert. U F .1
C Tageard. Altoona
47 A Al eLeuegau , lleadinx
B Reins, Beading
Caldwell, Johnetown
JBeck, Easton, Pa
Nranle, Carlisle
C Painter, We Chester - ;
NE Ketcham New .leriey
.7 Ernest, Orangeville,
W NT:liven, bit BotlySnrlinte
treet. 'above Third.
A T Wright, Adams co,Pa,
Wm Ickes, Adams co. Pa
15 PrancPcns, HD, IlliDon
J V S'oan, LOCti Haven
Wm Krone, Greencastle
Brilneman. BlizaherhEown
ti Wishart, Penua
13J Small. Parma
John Coleman, Perm ,
RC Sprowl, ewLondon.Pa.
J Sprowa, ew London, Pa
CIII Fowler & wf. Is'spy, Pa
Ere AP Fowler,:Espy,'Pa
L Condmen, Indiana
ral B Wicker &la. Wash
iE B re.wster,ltddgeton, NJ
lAlm Atkinson & 2 eh Zllo ine
natt9nßll—Racto mot
L Luthoky, Penne
Wansler, W Ch,stor.
Anlenbach,,Leba uo a.
amoeSourbetr.Safe Harbor
A W Shobar, lannunter
S C Pimterton, Lancaeterho
B Hostetter, Lc (master co
S Linen, Lancaster -
0 8 Murphy, York
:0 AI Rape, Lebanon ea
Bactianstatt, DauLAtitt eo
Jos 'Bowman, Lebanon
J Backenstatt,DanMtin. co
6 Backeneteit, Dauphin co
Wm Lentz, LebAno, co
.MtEa O Bare, Lfineaslor
Was F Bare.l.ancastor
C 1) Potts, Pottsville
gmaiah Hearing L. Ye
W Myers, Myerstown
ICeo Sanders, New York .
WMillard" - Luzern
S H Miller, Bloomsburg
Miss Sarah Alit, Orangeville
Miss L Mock.. - Parma
J R doyer, Bloomsburg
A 'Pena Inger, BI 01 rash urg,
W S Bowwaa, Lebanon cu
K Gaston,Broomt•barg
.1 Brob-4,Catawissa
F L S human. Beavor Valley
L N Moyer, Bloomsburg.
J K r harpies... Catawitsa
.1' Reader, Catawt9sa
Jes Lees. 13100111'barg•
MISS Id A Watson, Serceyt'n
Miss B C Smith, ierseytown
Peterman, elootn,ilm.rg
J BS Haber, Lebanon
K Ltadermilch, Lebanon
feet, above Chestnut.
'W Porter, Chester co
Jos Ely, Backe co
II A Silver & la, Maryland
kteat g Foster, Fort Dot
W J Taylor, Port Delaware.
Dos R carpenter, Maryland
John J . Stahl, Penna.
.1 E Corcoran. Penne
Ins J Gilbert, Poona
V. Murphy, Penns
; -
F,
IS D Nailer, Chester co
Daniel Rapp, Penna -Tr
P Otlyard, Delaware.
Joseph tt Calamine, retina
II virells,-Pottstown
, „
Commercial—Sixth St
C Macy, II E N
Chas Pearce. liordontown
lima T - c.l A
, 1
J T Clancy, S A
Albert Benton, 'Jr
Holff
I,James,eninberland
< Buffington, linestor co
11,1 Hurley
Xi Kilgore '
-A W Baley, Chafer co
0 11 Mormon, Penns
"W H Moore, Mo
W Powell, Mo
tWni ray, Coebter co, Pa
J Tripplo. realm
tater Union—MaxMe
rittß.latro:
W McFarland, 'Fronton
Ca gain Hill
W Binker
Charleg_Thonuat
patnuel Buck
.J Mack & la. MY:blunt=
'Thou Jerbev
M A 'Lei Lancaster
James Megratton, Jiel
C H Foal, Chester co
J P Kelly. Juniata co
t street, &bore SlXtls.
ISames C lletr
fa el Rambo & la, Columbus
Ifl Itog.rs & la, Pena co, Pa
W Baser, Seaford, Cel
li C Bader. Pa.
AN CI Maud, W,lm, Del
Et Herr & den 001ms-tete
E Martin & cvf , Ctuister co
Mae A Trimble. Chester oc,
Mrs S J. B 'erie.ColltraUt.
W KithY, Bridgeton
Igen:Lime' Hotel—Th
2 IT Foster, Chicago
,74' Ling & la, Baltimore
J W Carroll
.A A White, Lock I f con
7.43llievert, Lock 1 !oven
'W A King, B.acit Creek
' A Berger, Pence
.7.418 to Bellento
C "loam. Wmaport
BI Hart, B Jersey
Jos Gruver. B Jersey
J J Price. N .teriey
A ft Fowler Pen-,
nlfl
Marshall,Dal tho ore
P Borden, Ohio
S Price & father. ChTcago
Van A Anderson, ie
. • Madlikni—Sceond
%I Bowman
J Sballoroke. Matt co. aid
Zfre Rodgers, Keflt ~ n,
Mtge N E °poet g,.fient co
filer J D Mardi. Palma
roma, above Market.
Thee Evans, New York
fiebt Collins, PeIIIIII,
Satol Hughes
L Reeve, New Jersey
Hewett Warf,ra, N &weer
HesHyard
A - 0 i[Oppook, ‘ New Jurgey
Second St.above Arch.
W B Miller, Salem, 15
IS Dunlap & wife
T & Shoemaker
A T Lovell, Penns
Tibbetts & fam, Tamaqua
WE Barnes & la, Wilm.7le.l
Mrs Cook & els, Dela war,'
W Lludermuth,Blinercrille
t., above Gallowtifil.
'Miss Fidler Choral/vino
W Veneer,'Dauphin
Bgreiser,DauPhia
W D Schantz, Allentown
Daniel Socks, 6.llentowit
Rome & ta, Kapnersrille
Dant B Buyer, Broyersvil
Mount Vernon note!,
;JoB Ideagber, Pittsburg
tilos K Wheeler
P ()Kano, Philala
•Garret Casey, Philo , la
Mo Uormiok. Alex, V 1.4
john Donghsrty. Alex, Va,
,P W Porter
8 R Waltere, Trenton
Bleu
cic Hear—Tiard
S Laidenschager, Penn
r. Penn
at 4 %
B Britten]. Dauphin
8 Roads, Pfienne.
L Helnly,'6 Erit/PYine
W Flv,
gel l'e y, s na 6 ven , .'ille
Aextry Deighl,Ohurchville_
Maid Eagle—Thirst St., above flollowhllt.
cag Miller, Dowertown I GEI. You.ow, Mooresio wn. Po
a Lerch &la. Easton Jimenzedser tlellersrtUr.
AMOS Myers. Allentown Aaron dohco Sslieravltle
poeiker, Ather. Doeler. Baihiqbetn
Menu . Rader. l'entbbarg I ,
M F )1111(ersbr
Are Radar & de. renr.tbarg3,o2Aga,rbsto r ,R omi t l / 24 .,..
Pilaf 3 fgc,v..l, Ekilc:tc ;r42 L
d Chestnut struts
r Wo,t, Maryland
W L Boil, Boston•
it 11 itat,lc- , .12q-tding
Mrs J Baula'a, Randtng
(4 0 Coleman.. Lebanon
1' Montgomery, fieksburg
Ct.ass, Vmkeburg
M Clark. 13 8 N
R Murdock, Dubuque
ti Ei Hunt, Baltimore
Soiltn. Baltimore
A Eicbatadt. Wa+hington
s Eich-tatlt.Wasnivatun
Nis. Catch, Washington
Brown, Pennsylvania
P. • ; Whorritt.licacockv
W Fl Brown Sz wf,Rarriab'g
nr.Loohrow & la, ...litany
F boukrow., ithaity
.1 Palma. Havana
Rf.hi & Mil; Ciletiokon, Wa&l
Oti9, 13.00lilvn
D Hn , ver, Wash iekton
I S Wain i urtort
UT urren.. i‘liddletowa, Del
I.IC (ieubb.
'apt Rev wood, Phil.
L (I Vox<•alio
hlt,o Duocan, New - York
John 013.11 Y sc le, Lex, 1:y
J G A r iturie & Li, Len:, ley
wife, York
CI 1.1 EL-r,h & wife, roil:
Arneux
lioneeilit
tit Porter, d, '4;ew
nt York
12auon, Has.
D'SCork,Pg
Ones li relliAws & ln, NY
George P,,neoust. 6fY
Ci Ntcolle. Reading
Door. e3I Simonson, N Y
Brig DenSoymonr
W hvgrly. 11dnoti
Schprtniz, Now York
Daiko, Now Yorg
liforran.r. New York
D WThomoma, Bridgenor
a R B tighten, Lehation
W K tiohbare, noittnibitB'
It. Goblia,.Nuvrarti,
Mr•elrauctr, tlart , ord
li
Cheaunr4:Cinciatiati
Ultage,'os, N Y
M Smyth, ilaryland
111 ti loner, Kerr r ork
Mout Crawford. U A _
f. Rioharde. Chicago
II (' W York
0 W 01rti, New York
L Wo , to. Now Orleanß
T, V o Chicago
T uos F N •trlaou
11 :zoom', Coniuunti
Chnmo.rtio., Boston
AlVottn Jersey
(lowdy
sY A Daoholon, New York
':(Ion Brown.
Ohatfi..ld, New Yorl:
A Whodo-,,Diew York
l'hosC Rol:1 , 111ns., N York
A.' Finger. N-w York
A B %lilt t Now York
c. R At.ylrer, Mame
r Ulb:re• L II al ford, Cond.
B.,ston
E Lao , &1. (Juanita, IY T
At , •ottinn, Vow York
rosSo. Troy, NY
tivel. below Muth;
' 0 M lie St al lialti more
el. J Tett agnA.c. amilover
J 0 ' , lea iu aiee. Turouto
Mr. M E CAroager Mootroitl
;Mr. tv J Jra I.r, A..utraa:
.1 0 Oloiliarao N Orleartm
1 l. n., Diple). Nam York
I i II aiplOr. A- ' w York
10 Eivlcer, ":li.einoati .
Col W Ntlieto r. Poston
111+n M E Sl taxer. lostoa
om.Foete & i 1.4. Bootun
, Col , ma,l,li 'store
Nl..ns 0 Let - Alice, Eaetou
i.Vir II 'Turmoil_ li.isten
il'. ' einti..rt, 800.0 a
ill ITllaryl.t., HJaton
i J . D Ne'irc.uite., Ll,mteil.
'Joh]] Sumo, (la it.
leo
G.iolllrdell. Detroit
. tV E Jones
Jaw S Brengle, 13Q' tiutoro
FT Day K. oalcjimorti .
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H”br C .hen, Jr Wwelt, C
Warr..o, goriroe
.1 Is F. Windt, ii.atimoro
W B ,rry, Daft inure
P T 0111111 , 1011, N-ew York
to i L Presbey, thunton
Ls L Savage, New York
D (Knutson & els. l'ea art.
11 D s tttertee. heck Hayed.,
Airs Con Cm ro,ro,,,,ise t l, ILA
ml &Forty, Jr. Z York
, F4rut , r. Peano.
Bob& 11) Al Untralo
Ohs- S 31.J.rre, Botha°
tt.l . Scotto, Canado
J 5 Stein & wr, Cle velani 3 O
.Ifs.t.how V WI Hog, Df
C C t'fe4oders
air+ a P rrccnll , Wilm, Del
El Q St 14 Now York
- •
R New York
Chas RiP.eY, Ben' York
Jth,A billtlC.Ar. Baltimore
Chas - e=ey, Spring-field
F 'Wash. I) C
C el haittlield, New York
street,. below Aref•L
11 s ithrAes
W A MCCalra.
B Ward, Now York
Liad-ey, Pjais
W i D , adi , Wheeling.
Cain Jas Graor s aOll, N
S S Vauderhw",
C HI tab.n, Intuogstor
Th sonnjb, No wville
P Nagle, Almon
IP S Elaine& ttalifnx
1W" liadfax
eratlea, Greencastle
I; L B•r., Chaniher,harg
IJas i Max well, Chambers'g
ID G Owe a. POnaa
;J: Ceown (a. Job astovrn
Mrs M DI StOWAtt, .)I%tiletta
Mlle A SI &own rt, Marietta
w T Jeueine, Adams.
B stniso a Si
MiesOatheart,t,lcliwonsville
Res KIPP, Danville
Wilson, Danville
Il W J tdtvin, Carbondale
Miss liardnar,Danvillo
fitlea irman, 3,ll,wilislirtrx-
Inti bs H
Mig:Bnsaneil. Potent
I Mr..Trac ,, orrulller. Fauna
latiss Davenport, Penna.
Pittsburg
(' J Qarter, Illinois
HJsly. aleKoossort
l` Penney, Moßesspalt
siLreet, above Iritt.h.
W.F aall, St Louis
.
Dr L...nys Masson, U S A
Mad M Slerr,.a.a
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Emit Tartu
M Price.. Ashland
B .80;631
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1-1 V L L.rta.bea. fialtietere
A IV riader, Manch taimal:.
p Mete, WAihington -
H W.l3aker, Staford.
'P li-uitck , lleorgetomi.
A Ctaibuitn, Pa,
11 it. Powell S.: la; Dolawarc.
Fait.f; Poona
J Hal-ion. &rmstrong, co
1 El stcaloeld & tvf, Peoria
I SVarldell. Now York
Gottat Reg Lard, Bilthro
i.
,T it, Now York
J D ltandolpb, Puna :..
C Ar tOd t r, Baltimore
J Whelan "
L Bites & 10; Maryla
G Yerute
IricoAtitt, New York
r nn Etter> New York
eilkenon. Penna
!C Ntnrdevant. Penna
a"A Uhler. 1,41)a eon
A V.T.-eh,,lPr New York
IW Lao.. LT S
I 1 - y e . Dyke. N Jersey
8 xi nicharthi, Poctsvillr
DeLa Mar Baltimore
F Prier. TT N
0 Poet* ear'', St T.oti;g
L ,Vvrellinz, New York
'Starves, Cann.
IV II Nally, Vcgsbington
r)ow , 8, Si ?,dais
S B'aeek.srd, T 7 N
Jobe Rodgers New Jerseyß J.Waddell,New York.
C'YirStaffiwd, New York:
M RAckley da
AB Glovoland. Ballato
D Potter. Now Jer
R Chamberiis, Baetou
A'ths,srick,llarrlsbult
eet, above Third
ill street, above Rees.
J Acker/40n, Blair co
A:•a P Salem, .Pones
Chas Stroud. Poulin.
Oscar Brown, N Jersey
Jae Brown. N Jersey
Hobt Knowles, Salem
Attas k 0 Huowirts, SAlent
'Ch is nix, Maisburg
Stubbs, Contractile
Townrend. N Cast Le
T P Kar , t4her, Kirylatal
Jonas Bowman, Cites co
S J Barber, Pittston
Geo H Oegoori., Penns
S IVl.tehtter. Penna
Jae Penna.
P Baker, Penns
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been used by more than a million of people, a n d a ll
praise it.
MII.A.ELI=tIMI3_
BURKE—DE .IiOL.T.E.—M IFaw Orletna, oa the 21et
ult.. by tbe Rey. Sohn Hofer, Lr. Obiltly Cori,. of
New 0 11011116 i to. ➢lise 'VietOda. D. De Iblue, of l'ellear
debbia.
If EP Rbi. —0 n 51111 day. the Olt i nsts at Bath. Spri n ZFI
near Bristol, Penna., Charles Wes.ey I Lepborn.
Tie members of the fatnicr. male (needs or the de
eeneed, and the members of Litfayette Ludo, Die 71, A.
1‘1„ are particularly invited to attend the funeral
from his Into residence. Igo. 310, Pine rarent. Philadel
phia, on %Intraday next. Silt (net , at :(1.,%0 clock i. If.
interment aL Sc Pcier'a EniFcolial tihurnii yard. ro ,
litiliNTlSlANN.—tit Munich, in. 1341 - aria, on the 13th
of. September, Lavinia, eanghter of (3. Hears and Fola
flerstmenn.
Jt)liDAN.—On Mona ay morning, the fith. inst., George
Y. :Jordan. !n the fAt.h year of Menge.
Ellis =tie friends are invited to attend his funeral from
the .residence of his father,...l'orty-lint and Chestnut
.:treets. this ( l'it;?sday) afternoon, tile 6th inst. , at 4
`o'clock, without farther notice: do proceed to 'Wood
lands Cemetery. - *
I'itSS - 16.1.1.--::on the Mt inst., Ellsworth Baer, son of
.Tc,lin F. and Alice W.. Preatell, in the 21 year of his age.
The relatives and friends oft-e fa milya re respectfully
invited to attend the foneral this (Foe-Was) afternoon,
at o clock, from the residence of his parents. Mulberry
stiteet.Mannyunk. . *
, fiLMEll.—On - Monday morning et 2 o'clock, Mrs. .Ta.
Benno. Fulmer. ---
rimer, 1 front the residence of her haqtand, M-r. Wm.
W. rolmer. NO. 143 (litatd, avenue on Thai...lay
morning, el 10 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel COO
&ALT. —On Sunday evening,: Oct. 4, 1963, _
flan, tr.. in the 07th year of his age.
His relatives and friends are raspeCtfally invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of bls fa ther-in -
law. Mr. E. Cosrperth wait, No. 826-Lombard streot, co
bur day, the Bth inst.. at 10 o clock Ar. M., without
ft' Tibor °tine. . ***
DWI CHT. —At Pettland, Maine, on Friday, October.
2d, Mrs Eliza L. , - wife st the 11ev. William T. 1.)
1). b.. seed 6.9 Years.
The relatives and friends of the Colo Hy aro respectfully ,
invited to attend her funeral, from the ic.tidence of her
brother. Colonel William Bradford, No. :19 South Fit
cnth street. en Xi , ednesday afternoon, the ith inst., at
0 o'clock. without further notice
srEVENSON.--October ad. inst., Mrs. Mary Ann
Stevenson, wife of Sarnnel Stevenson, ago 10 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fallv invited to attend her tonere:, from her late resi
dence. No.• Gil North Front street, on Wednesday
=Or/ling.. ar 10 CCeloCk. interment at Laurel ti
CB AW ORD. —on the 4th inst., Mary, wife of Wtn.
Crawford. aged 42 years.
Site relatives and-friends of thefamily are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
hoshand, No. 3.8 Forth Twenty-Grat strcer," on Wed
nesday morning, at o'clock, without farther .
notice. a
FOULRE—Departed this life. on Sunday morning, the
4th of iJetobee,ls63, Anzonetto rouleon Foutite, wire of
jehn I, 'Foulke, M. 1.)„, and daughter of Cnarte,Y,
roulfr on, Bsq.
BO.Ei r lfki(3.—On the.ad inat„ 'Martha Bunting, in thy
Cirla year of her age
lFor yeltaree and friandS are - resprctfttlly iuvitei to
attend the funeral from the late retdezlce Ittbez
Bunting. deceased (darbP):, to meet at the house to
day trhird - any), the 6th lust , at 2 o'clock, without
fmther notice.
1.1.11, NE,: , --On the 2d inst.. Elizabeth, relict of the late
Jonathan Yerkoe. aged S 1 Tears.
Funeral from her late residence, 710 Nollli Eighth
Area, this (Third-day) morning, 6th instant. Leave the
I (rase at 12 o'clock.
_
.tI , IINSON . —On Friday, October 2d, Montgomery
John eon, in the 44th year of his age -
The members of Eastern Star Lodte , Ne. 186,
the aitachi,s of the 11. S. - A.ssesser's oflice of Third dis
trict, Penm•ylvania, and the relatives and friends of the
family, are invited to attend his fneerat, this ( fueStla.s)
afternoon, 6th inst., at 2 o'clock, from his tate resi
dence, Frabkinnt road, above Norris street To proceed
to (leder Hill Cemetery, Frank ford.
SISTY.—On the 2d'of October, the Rev. John Slaty, in
HI:. Shit year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family aro re'imeittilly
'in :fled to attend his Inneral this day, at 10 A.
M.,. from his late residence, No. 458 Norte StivelPh
street, and proceed to Haddonfield, N. J. " *
COTIT:1;r, Oct, 3, 18113.
An extract from the minutes of the inaosopnic Society:
The committee appointed. to frame resolution s • elati ve
to the tenth of J. J. THO UPSON, of I.'enneylvania.
- would respectfully submit the followin : -
Irl areas, It has pleased Almiahty God, in the mer
e:he of an infinite and mysterious providence, to remove
vim time to eternity - our late brother,
2,',.. -, 9otred, That the Cliosophic Bociety has heard with
mournful earls of the untimely death of oar lamented
arother, whose noble bearing made h m an object of our
ffect/pm an ornament to oar society. .
lie,. Ircd, That as the bright anticipations of his rela
tives hove been turned into bitter disappointment. we
do e oleitinly deplore their irreparable loss. and would
fain soothe their sorrow by mingling our tears with
Be-Ctiferd, That as a slight testiroonial of-our love and
r( - -soect for onr departed brother, lve_cyear the usual
badge of rr onrning for thirty days.
ficsokted, That the above resolutions he published in
the. Pltiladplubta. Prtst, Newark Daitu AclacpliBer, and
Princeton klir.: . (truct. and a copy of the same be sant to
the relatives ol deceased. _
VINCENT PEAT i',
LEWIS B ICA
FRANK K. aowfaz,
• . Gomm itkpe
LACK CORDED MOUSSELINES.-
A--• ..411-wool black corded. 3lonseeline Dalaines,olc.
Lead 'French Merinoes.
Lead. Poplinis and Reps.
' Black ATlanrB and Gros Grain Silks.
Black Thibe; Long Shawls.
Black and white Scotch Wool Long Shawls.
Black Turin Cloths.
Black and white Striped and Plaid Paris Mousseline
Balutues,inst received by BE•73SON & SON,
se2o Mourning.. tore, 915 CHESTNUT Street.
A_ Ki MIXED WATER-PROOF
CLOTHS. •
- 140%ve Mixed REPELLANT?.
BTUS ec. LANDELL.
EYRE dr LANDELL, FOURTH and ARCH, have a fine
stk - ,ek of Shawls. Poplins, and !Grimes..
6-4 Scarlet Opera Clo . -M.
Purple Opera Cloths.
Blue Opera Cloths. oc2
PFI.ICA. lIORVICULTURAL
"11110 C ., Ell:. Subject for discussion this everting,
Construction of Glives houses. ' - It
PIIILATIeFALPHIA. SOC SET 17 FOR
PROMOTING AGRICULTURE.—October meeting
et Room No 3546 WALNUT Street, on Wednesday (TO
MO)iROW) Morning, at 11 o'clock. 0c6.2t
NINTH NVII.RO NATIONAL UN Oil
AS . ,OWATIO N. --A regal r stated meeting of
-
.NATION - AL U a NlO.l ASSOCIATION
will be held
• TELIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Oct. 6th.
at 7,5; o'clock, at the WELPrIa and FILB/RT
Streets. The meeting will he addressed by F.D. sale-
PEN, Esq., the Connecticut , Boy, a nd Ott - Lace A fall attand
a ,:ae is requested. Clt'.] TOES L. BILL. See Y.
A GRAND I%E SS lIIEP,TING OF
THE UNION NEN OF TUN TWNNTY-FIRST
I , D I.*TH WARDS - will be' held at' the
,ruNCTION HOTEL, corner of riBRMANTOWN ROAD
and BROAD Streets. (LINING 817 N,)
THIS BIiENINq, October Etb, at 7 o°clock.-
'Addresreswill be deli , ored by Hon. Henry D. Moore,
Hon. William L. Dennis, Col, William B. ItEl.nn. Col.
g'hornas Fitzgerald, (a War Democrat,) Col. F. S. White,
Col. FriPhinntb, ard ()there.
i en.. sfw: Gen Butler. Jiidge Shannon, and Governor
Noble, of Wisconsin, have been invited to be present.
fietivantown Pasbenster Car's PaSs this place
e -o l i 20 minutes from Diamond tt. Depot. (Bth St. lane.)
TWENTY-FO IT T -WARD NA,
TIO. - N IL UNLON ASSOC . ( ATlON.—dstmethmeet
ing. of the National Union Associat , on of the Twenty
fourth Ward will be held at the DeadQuarten , , ,ILARKU
Street, above - Thirty.third, on TUESDAY Evening, Oc
tober 6tb, at 7i o'clock. Ail loyal citizen 4 are - invited to
attend. Eminent speakers will be present, to address the
meeting. _ JAMES MILLER., President.
JANR , 4. NEWELL, Secretary it*
AN ADJOTMNE,O MEETING OF
all Discharged favorah,e to re-Plection
of ourtrne and tried friend, ANDREW G CURTIN, for
Uorernor, will be bold at the COMMON WEALTH
- BM MAIM, CUESTNUT Sweet, above Eistlt, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 7th, at o'clock.
to make necessary arra.ngem.nta to participate to the
Parade on SATUEDAY El ENING. October 10.
_lll Soldiers now in the city are partieular,y requested
to be present.
COMMITTEE OE ARRANGEMENTS.
Wm. S. Holmes, 't`. &Wham,
George C. Meade, i Joseph J Miller.
James B. Jackson,
JAM)
Coo, W.S.ALDIVELL. Seer
3roi-zursox, President.
.s
tary. ec6.2t
0 DONT 0 Gig APITIO SOCIE9DIi. A.
AZ Illot Hay Meeting of the ()DON TuGRa PHD) SO-
U 1
ETY, otTennsylvania, will be held at the Philadelphia•
Dental College;.'No 108 North. TENTH Street. on ^DES.
DAY Evening, October at S o'clock. Dr. N. W. Kings•
ley, of New York, will exhibit and describe his newly-
Luvenled ortr:ficialTehtnt wul palace. .
, .
The Medical and Dental Profesaiona are reapectielly
LOUIS M. LIMO',
Recording. secretary.
'ECLECTIC PILEDICALL COLLEGE
Wii.:o% - za "OE PHIL ADEL MIA: --free Medical mad t
nrKi
caL:ADVICH every AVIDLY ESDAY, at 4 o'clock. No
dialyze for Medicine.
The Ptiblio is invited to the INTRODE9TORY [LIC
VIRE on THURSDAY EVENING, at 734 . o'clock..
ege is located on..}LAUB Street, below Balt.
W. PAINE...III D.. Dean.
Hal'Altfill Street.
CONSOLIDATION BANK. 4 -;-
PIitbADIMPFILI, Oat. 15. 1 0 63.
An election-for Directors will he held at the Banking.
11 000. on MONDAY. tlze,l6th of November, between the
betas cflo A. M. - ando P.
.11,4, Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
en TUESDAY. Id of November. at 12 111
et6-le tnon) JOS. N. ITIMOL: Cashier.
mF.:c . trocsics' eADIK, 11.1.11fftn.DIL
w..,0-= MIA, October 5, SM
The nnnal meeting of the Stockholders oC.this Bank
will be hold, al the Banking lime, on TtLESDAY the
third day of Bovember, at 12 lIE
Tie annual election for DIRECTORS, to serve for the
ensuing year, will be held on MONDAY, the sixteenth
tiny of Rovember, between the boars of 10 A. 01. and 2
p. 3L J. W./Up - AND, Jr..
(At tuthe tnolli
BANK OP comm.PROE.
11151,P1:11A, October 5, 1%1
rib annual election for DIRECTORS will be held, at
the fianßing Rouse, on BIONDaY, the sixteenth day of
e rember next between the bourn of 10 a IR. and 2 P. DI.
A general meeting of the btackholders Iha held at
the tante place, on TtIF.SDAY, the third day of Novem
ber next, at-12 M. J. A. LEWIS,
ocs-tiiihs tnol7lll Cashier.
..e v - STATE BANK, A T CAMDEN,
OCESPER 2d, 1363 —The Diree , ora have this day
declared a dividend i•f FIVE PER CENT. for the last six
mowlts, and an extra dividend of - five per cent., both
paltelde on demand, clear of tax, •
eu 3t * J. TOWNSEND, Cashier.
jr..Te= • ovricre. ow TILE RANK UV
FIRE 1 ItAN COMPAIVY;
At a meeting of the Board at Dtrectors of the Compaav,
d this day, a Semi-drinual Dividend of SIX PElt
n
eT. and an Extra Dividend of 'r R. PE GEN was
&Oa rc;43 on the. Capital Stocky payable to the Stockhold
ers. or their legal represebtativea. on and after the 15th
DmG-10t) .1. W - MALL isrda,•supl.
r 7- ' '' 'NN7 ll ? - i I itigTH&I 4 I 3 TEINNVI IS L IC tifI
13hAT1ON of Tbo
PRIT. , OIIIATIIESN SOOfETY,
will he liPid in the Unll of the. University, on TUES
DAY. October WI, S P. td.
Smmkers on the occasion: ROY. Pro, CRUISE and
IETTM,IINEURO. of Nov, - York; Dr HA (, ~ of 'frenton,
and eaveral :lh tinguished gentlemen. of thlo city, Oa.,
itnates of the society.
tilf , ROI of the . ..:ocietY, at r. oc3-30
i4 -. 1310r. nornin . al and Honorary ya,,mber, meet
MISS ANNA E. orcxx.N.T.opirwlLT.
addreee the people of POTlnnyt yatkia on the
NATIONAL CRISIS,
At POTT:iviLLE.
At LEBANON—.
At CARTASTqI••••
At GETTYSM I IIO.
At YORK•.. ......
At CJIESTER••—
setg-tf
r MASONIC ()TICE.N THE Orin-
CERS and. MEMBERS of LASCaIItH STAR
I.utiOE, No, IE4, A. Y. M. , and the members of the Or
dor p;aerally, aro requested to meet at the Hall, Cheat
nut Sturd, on TUESDAY. P M precisely. to attend
the funeral of their deceased lleothet, MON . TOOM.ERY
JOHNtialf. order of the W. M.
ocs-21. 4 ' (ll.to. I'. LII"PLE. See'y.*
I:FA ILLDI S' AND
BANK, PintAoafamtA, October 2. 1b63.
annnal election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Horse on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
next, between the bon's 019 o'clock A M. and a o'clock
I'.-M.: and on q'UkSDAY. the third day of November
next. a gel mat meeting of the litoricholdere will beheld
at the Banking" House at 4 o'clock P atreeably to
charter. W. RGSHTON, Jr.
oc3-tnol6 Cashier.
f ..,., FRIENDSHIP DIVISIOII, NO. 19,
re_
SONS OF TEMPERANCE
MEETS AT PRIENDSITIP IFAI.L,
UOllliEll OF 'I'SVELFTI.I AND Ft I.BIOtT STREETS,
111.1::l Ur intliPA I ) EVENING at-Vf..o o'clock.
I4o22c(6&tntJal
PIELY.IkDitiL,PIIIII. AND ILEMIDING
RAILItOAD COMPANY. Office 327 South
FOLILTH Street, PHILADELPHIA. September 2, 1553.
DIVIDEND NOTlttE.—The foliewing-named persons
are entitled to a Dividend on the Common Stock. of this
COMMIS. The residence of se•ieral of them to un
known. and it to., therefore. necessary that the cortitt
vales of stook should Le presented on calling for the
Dividend. S. ER 4DFORD, TresAurer.,
STOCKHOLDERS' NAUSS.
Mrs. Mary 'Bishop, S. Lancaster,
Timothy G. Boyle, Percy IC Lewis,
Clement Biddle. Funny Mary dfitehersn,
Ann Copeland. John Mclntyre.
A. Smells and J. Newbold, John lii”ore.
Trustees. .Tames McKnight.
Debbie A. Hughes. Benj. F. Newperr.
Salmi T. Berreon, 131 , 11 J. Pal,
James I - Tallowell, W Rodman,
Janice W. Hallowell, Sarah Ann Richarda,
Catherine C. Kennels, Peary B. 4herer. •
Daniel Klapp, - Maria L. Sadler,
Mary Kuhn. Andrew Turner,
Chas. Kuhn, Bartinaill Mr ReLec,a En rieh,
Kuhn . , and J. H. Kuhn, Arbor IC Wright.
of S. Kuhn. William Young,
B. V. B. Ll3l - .16.0 EXtri.. W. It MnVicitar,
and Jam.. , s O. Schaff; Ex. ofi kmitin Smith,
John S. Leie?e. lend. ; Willis dr Co. "
f MIER. 11) N TIL E YABILARII COM
. PANY. The LiBIIA.aY will be reopened on
MON PAY, Oct:,ber
A complete reorganization or the Department of Elation
is in pronres.
. .
These Members having Novels out will please return
thorn ' that they may be repaired. -
At least 1,000 Nov: Voltunes have been pnralia , ml,
and, as NOW:Las ready, the whole irtllegsin be placed. at
the disposal of the Sionltholders, of which due nottce
will be given. oe3-3t.
r-cds.m. COOPER:• SHOP. S. OLDIE IVLS' HOME.
—W6f. STRUNIERS. Treasurer acknowleciges
tiic receipt by the Mods of Pr. E. WALL .
From Mrs. Be:thin:in Pali ids
Pr orn Mrs. P
Prom Mrs A. Port. er, psrt proceeds of a Fair held
ut Moorestown. Nets Jersey..." .. ... .. .. 215.25
evrizENs , voLurr2`3CEES. 11.1.1 0 5P.1-*
k:tited Meeting el this Association will
be held en TUEbDAY. Evening, 6th inst., at the
lhs
hital. Pun anal attendance is requested. as the Election
of Cliticers wilt be held. Ey order of the Board.
ace 2t T. L. GIFFORD, Seer._
THIRTEENTH WARM NATIONAL
ASSA , C LA stated meeting will be 11.111
TH I.; (Tuesday) I(VBNENC. October 6th. at 7.14 o'clock,
EontleaEt corner :NEVER cod SPRINaI4ARDESSts.
JON. \ITIAN BILIA,OCK, Pre.ildent.
D. S. LFW99, Scoretu y.
orvicE"BE tt kt ett MID AtAIL
OAD AND 41. COIIPAN-f.
. PIILADALPRIA, Beptombor2q 180
A Quaiterly Dividend of Wl' per cent. on the Capital
Rteck of this Company has beau declared this day, paya
ble-on and after October 7th. cigar of Gov.rnment tea.
se in. L. CRAMBERL ea,urer.
MILITARY NOTICES.
Ari•ENTIoN - i PIEL Al ).I.;LPIT rA.
rwrox ARTILLERY —A Meeting or the Company
will be held q MCI (Tuesday) EVENIVG, October
fi .
6th. ;EFS. at 7. , :," o'clock, at the S. W. corner of TE ',VTR
and 11LBEET Streets, in reforetee to City Bounty.
Every member must attend.
it* B. FRISMIIPa. Captain.
-
C 01\ 1A
P N Y A, IsT RE AI
GIE NT
ARTILLLRY, H. G.
I
PIITLA.DELPHIA. OCI. 1. IMI.
WILDER No —.] The (lemi.any evil asAemble at
the A±±nOrr. No. 17.33 51ATZKET Street, on TUSSUAIT,
tho Gat instant, at 7 o'clock P. M., to man the pay rolls
for services in September, 1601 By order of
111 i' RY L DJ B,•Capta iu .
F. C. BI:J.T,A1:1), Ist Sergeant. - °ea- 2e-
t CORPS OF HONOR, U. S. A.
IIEADQUAILTEDS RECV.ITITTIIG SNIIIIIDN.
INVALID CORP. 9 lON 1 111LADELVIILI.
24:3 South THIRD street, Philnaelphia, ?a.
SOLDIERS honorably discharged on account of dies
abliitY 'will! imply for information for enlistment in. the
ftiVAIAD Co Rps
to
Lieut. ILUBEIi BASTIAN, Invalid Corps,
243.5. Third striet. Philadelphia,
Lieut. J. W. DEAN, Invalid Corps,
511 Brownetrect, and
E corner Broad and Spring Garden ets., Phila.
Pay and !allowances, excepcing bounty and nension T
acme as in B. 8. Infantry. E Wr AIAT'TEIE WS,
Plajor L , t , Pa. Art and Supt. Invalid. Corps fur Philadel
phia. aan-tf
lIMPORTANT O.R.DER.-I'Hll
Supervisory Corunltttee.for Recruiting Colored Regt•
rut nts would call the attention of the public to the
following instruction to the chief tnn-terlng officer:
WAR. DEPAIITMENT,
ADJUTANT GENKRACS OFFICE.
WASITINCITON S.pt 19, 1.93.1.
CaVt. Irm. B Iff.Ti a, tr S. Army, Chi' Mustering Oji
my Philtida.. Pl:Zelia . :
Sir.': 1 am directed by the Secretary of War to i.astrnet
you to 'ouster into the regiment of U. S. colored troops
organizing at .Philerielphia all colered volunteers from
the States of New Jersey. and Delaware who may be
prmented. .In so doing. you will➢ see an anearAte and
separate account for the respective States. giving the
number mnstered for the respective Congressional ak
trirts. PO that the States concerned may receive the pro
per credits.
I am, sir, very respect fiilly. Ter, obedient servant,
THOMAS IL VIDTCFST.
•
Assistant. Adjutant General.
By this it will be seen that colored volunteers recruit
ed in the Statss of New Jersey and. Delaware (as well as
from other States). and_mustered into the service of the
United States in this are to be credited to the Stated
from which they come. All communications on this
subject addresEed to the .nndersigned will receive atten
tion. ROST. R. CORSON,
st...tuthsat Agent for the:Committee.
NOTICE TO DRAETED. MEN IN TM)
TWENTFITII WARD. —ITEADQIIARTfinB FOrll.lll
Dwrrnic.Y, Oct. 5. ig3.--Not ice is bereby given to alt per
sons drafted in tbe Twentieth ward, and who have failed
to report to the Board of Enrolment. at lleadonartord,
Broad and Spring Garden streets, that they mat do so
on or before Monday next, October 1210:or they will be
considered and:treated as desertm,a, and a roward of Ten.
'toilers will be paid for their arrest and delivery at
TfeadOnexters. NO 1,0113011 so arrested can esCaIR,DEP
SONO sr:vice. -
D. M. LANE; Captain and Provost Marshal.
CD-AS B. BARRETT, Comfnislioaor of Board
J. RALSTON WELD?, Surgeon of Board.
FINANCIAL.
COUPONS 7 3-10 IST OCTOBER
WA_NTEID.
DREXEL rib 00
AMERIC Pi.N GOLD
'I3OT.IGHT _A:1•1771
DREXEL & CO.,
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET
MICHAEL .JACOBS
BANKER,
No, South TIIERD Street,
PHILADELTRIA.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, SPECIE. AND CNCUR
RENT MONEY BODO FIT AND SOLD.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON Cf , AiIIIiSSIO.N.
Particular attention paid to the Negotiation of Tilos
Paper. CITY WARRANTS EFFUGUT. - ocs-au
COLLECTION OF 11. S. 4II CERTIEL
CATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. —The ADAMS' EX
-PRESS COMPANY are now prepared to collect, at the
`:Treasury Department, Washington, with despatch, and
at reasonable rates, the Onn , Year Certificates of In
debtedness of` the United States now due or shortly
metering.
Terms made known and receipts given at the office,
No. 220 CHESTNUT Street. ravti-tf
sipOPENING OF STYLES TN BON
, NETS end HATS for Pall and Winter,wear,
WEDNESDAY, October 7th. at B. P. GILL &
C 0..% Millinery Rooms, Na. 720 ARCH Street, below
Eighth. oe6-2t.
UALATOTTED IN POINT OP ACCU-
Rain% •naturalums, and. beauty, REIV-16 O.'S CO
LORED PHOTOGRAPHS have no equal; their price
rdaces then: Avithin the reach of all. *1 only. SECOND
Street, above Green. .tt
A B:E BLE. NATURAL A-N D
LIFE-LIKE PORTRAITS —REIMER'S superior
Liken, eses, life-size Photographs, in oil colors. Now is
the thee to get them: Reduced prices. SECOND Street,
above Gretn,-
CORY TYPE S. VIEWS SPE-
C11013)3.5 are beautiful and natural. Visit his Gallery .
and note their artistic coloring, tasteful arrangement,
and line finiol.. SECOND Street, above Green it.
$329.30 L'-OR EACH $lOO.
NOTICE. - THE 0 OPARTNERSH IP
her& ofore existing between the subscribers, trading
under the firm' of EDWIN WATTSON St Co., Biscuit
Bakers, is dissolved, by mutual consent, from and after
this date. All persons_ indebted to the said flan will
make 'payment to THORAS WA MON. who is duly au
thorized to settle the business of the into firm.
.TAOS. WATTRON,
EDWIN WATTSON.
ocB-1215
Philadelphia, October 5, 1653.
NOTICE -MANHATTAN' LIFE INS.
The undersigned, hairing received the appointment of
Agent and- Attorney for the MANIEIetTr&N LIFE INS.
CO., of- New York, hereby informs his friends, and all
poisons having bueiness with the cemnany; that he has
opened an office at No. , 11.8 WALNUT Street.
JOIE.; B. CAltli,
octi 6ts 'Sole Agent andlttoraey for Philadelphia.
SUBSTITUTES WANTED AND FUR
NISHED at No. 913 FILBERT Street, by NEWELL
FAY, late Captain 4th ltegt. Pa. - Volunteers. oc6 St,*
D. AtAROHANT, PORTRAIT
-a-a• PAINTER, has removed to 919 LOCUST Stie , t,
where he will be Bled to see his friends and those of the
public who mar be interested in his line of art. •
S6t* if
T 0 E N.—NOTICE 1S HEREBY
• given that Deed of Lot 23, Div. C, Sec 27, Me
chanice' Cemetery, having been stolen, application will
.be mado for a new Deed. The family who buried-Eliza
beth Crawford, in February, 1851, and David Crawford,
in .lingtist, 1856. In said Lot, are requested to call at the
°Mee of tbe Company, N. 2. oar: B'Ool{T4 and C SORGE
Streets. C'q DAVID CRAWFORD,
ocf3-3t" , --tva No. 1723 ST. JOSEPITS Avenue.
0 SPORTSMEN. •
T
PHILIP WILSON & CO.,
409 CHEMIN' STREET,
Manufacturers of superior
DOUBLE GUNS
equal, It not superior, to any. of the following makes.
Which'we keep constantly on hand:
William Greener. Westley Richards, Moore & Harris,
and other makers.
Also. Powder: Shot, Wads, Caps, &e.
We shall be constantly supplied, during the, season,
With every variety of
SKATES.
•
OMDR. FINE, 'PRACTICAL 'DEN
TIST for the Ink twenty pears. 219 VINE
belostr.Thiri, inserts the most beautifnl PEWEE of the
age, mounted on line Gold. Platina, haver. Vulcanite.
Coralite, Amber, Stn._ at prices, for neat and substantial
work , ' more reasonable than aurDentist in this city or
Slate. 'Teeth plugged to last for life.. Artificial Teeth
repaired to snit: 100 pain in extracting. Altwerltmac
rallied to fit. Reference, best fautiltes, atM9m
TRUSSES, BRA_CIES;
skilfully tultuAted br 0. H. NEILDLES,
corner of TWELFTH and RACE Streets.
Ladies' Department for same, condaeted by
Luaus, TWELIVIA Street, first door below RAC*. Thy
Yoc , 4 complete -and varied Stack on hand, coneietlng in
part of TraSSes, sapportars, Shoulder Braces, Belts,
ilandazes, Elazthe Stocking:l, Crathel, Syringes,, Ar
ttarai; it11 , 4*,,n rf. Co. a 0221-311).
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1863.
.....Tuesday. October 6th.
..... Tot
....,Thursday. •• Bt h
" Oth.
Saturday. - ••
• • Monday, • 12th.
s 0 ".-atutu.-ttr
Diu/slows Nes. f,,'6, 7, and 10, (Twenty-second and
- .Twenty. fifth wards ef Philadelphia.) at the office of the
Assessor, Lengstroth's Building. Germantown.
Divitek,22. S (part of Twenty-third ward,) at the --
office of the Deputy Collector. grankford.
Division No. 9, (residue of Twenty third ward,) at the
resieonce of the Assistant Assessor. John W. Trump,
Dnetleton. •
These lists and essessments are a statement of the tax
which has been assessed by Assistant Assessors upon
licenses. incomes, carriages, billiard tables. bowling
alleys, plate of silver and plate of gold.
And the subscriber, at his elites in Germantown, will,
on TEUESDAY,. October 22d, of the current year. be
tween the hours of 0 A. M. and 5 P. M., bear mid deter
mine all written appeals that may be matte relativw to
any erroneous valnatiens or enconerations of Assistant
Assessors, in the sth, oth,' Sth, Slit, and 10th divi,
Mons. (being the Twenty second. Twenty-third. and
Twenty -fifth wards of the city'of Philadelphia): and on
TUESDAY, October 27th, he will sit for the same pur
poseß-in Doylestown, acke county. at tile °Mae of
JoUN W. COWELL, Doylestown,
Collector of the district, be.
tween the henrs of .0 A. M and-a P. M., for Divisions
Nos. 1; 2, 3, and 4; (Bucks. county.) • .
All persons who do not die.written appeals-.on or be
fore the above-named days for bearing the same, will be
estoppedirom obtaining any abatement o' their taxes.
ED WrIS T. CHASE.
oc6lo-17.5t Assessor Fifth District. Pennsylvania..
TITE ATTENTION OF R.-ROGERS
AND OTIIER. is .Invited to the NEW LIQUID
ELM:KIDS; manufactured by BROWN J.: BROTHER,
Boaton.
This japau Blacking, 'with half the usual-labor, Im
parts a most intensely rich 'lustre and jet black. equa' to
the bigbeet japan: Varnish, produces a- most mese;
',mouth surface. so as nut soil the finest linen, renders
the leather easy and pliable, and will retain lid virtual)
than climate. - •
loot u%le tbs. cue t
ii1:4 7 .4.R S COWPEETELWAIT'S.
301.-• .xt`° 437 00 MI ti WIC 6t04,
POLITICAL,
NAV ION AL UNION NOMINA
„
S•TATZ 02.710X1ai
FOR GOVELMOR;
ANDREW Cf. CURTIN.
FOR JUDOE OF SUPREME OOURT 4
DANIEL AGNEW.
EinIATOILEST SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
nREATJAH
REPB.ESEI.ifiATOTEL,
DistrIot—WILLIAIII FOSTER
Id " THOMAS S. CHOATE
id " THOMAS T. WILLS.
4tll " JOHN D. WATSON.
6th " WILLIAM W. WATT
6th " lEAAO H. (MARRA
7th " THOMAS CGOIIRAN.
Bth " JAMES 'N. KERNS.
6th " OH ARLES DIXEY.
10th " S. §. PANGOAST
11th " ISAAC! A. SHEPPARD.
12th " LUKE V. SUTPEIN.
lath " WILLIAM Y. LEADER
14th " S. FREDERICK GETZ,
15th " WILLIAM F. SMITH.
16th " EDWAR.D G. LEE.
rtth • " JAMES MILLER.
COUNTY OFFICARS.
IntOOIIDER OP DEIPD3:,
LEWIS R. /31100 MALL
PROTHONOTAEr OF DIESTEMIT. COURT
GEORGE RELLY.
- OLP.P.II OF eounr OP QUAUTIIe. fiERSIOLIS.
GEORGE H. MOOSE, -
001ZONIM.
TAYLOU
CITY OkFlOls'RS:
CIITY 'TRIIASUIrEnr.
HENRY BIIIYEra..
' 0/TY OOMMISSIONEB.
PHILIP HAMILTON. , !
By order of the City Committed of Sai+Orlateltdotme
ree-t1
1 1 11'1:NW-FOURTH 'WARD
A MASS MEETING. under the auspices of the UNION
LEAGIJI in West Poiladelphia, will be held at the
COMMISSTON73RS' HALL,
Thirty-seventh and Mark, t Streete;
ON THURSDAY EVE +LNG NEXT',
October,Sth, at V , .; o'clock.
ALL LOYAL CITIZENe., without oistinetion. of PAR-
R y, who are in favor or supporting the C u V El:ly M.EisT.
erVnreesing the REBELLION, awl maintaining the
Ul+.l ON, are invited to attend.
AddreE€es will be delivered by -
lion. N. IL, BROWNE,
Ex-Gov. JAMES POLLOCK.
DENNIS IN.' O'BRIEN, .Eaq..,
GEORGE, 11 EARLE. Esq„
War. NIOHOLSON, 8.0.
- And other distinguished speakers.
By order of the I,EAG nx. oca.3t.
•
PALLY 1 EA .1 iL Y I E ALLY
TIM TWENTIETH WARD IN MOTION!
THE LOYAL CITIZENS of the Ward are invited to
meet at thi Corner ELEVEN ra and GIRARD
Ave no=, on WEDNESD sY EVENING, the 7th inetant,
ck, to proceed in 'a body to the Ma a Meeting
at the intersection of 'Ridge avenue and Nineteenth
avant. A line. Rand of Music will be in attendance.
The following spratere address the meeting:
Gov. RANDALL. of Wiecortein,
Gen. BitlllLY. of Now ork,
Cal. S: R. PIaCE. of Lancaster,
Dr. WM. L. ELDER. •
Cot. WM. B MAtiN,
:LAMES T,T ND, Esq. ,
Col. FITZGERALDcud othere. or6-20`
TJNION MASS I'ASEETINGS.
UNION STATE CENTRAL OOIEMITTEE ROOMS,
COMMONWEALTH BUILDINGS, Oil CHESTNUT St.
SEPTEMBEIL 5,
Governor CURTIN, .in company with distinguished
orators from. adjoining States, Spill address the people
of Pennsylvania at the times and Pieces named in ins
following schedule: .
At BELLEFONTE. Centre county, TUESDAY, Octo
ber 6th.
At YORK, York. county, WEDNESDAY. October 7th.
At READING. Perks county, THURSDAY, October sth.
At POTTSVILLE, Schuylkill county, FRIDAY. Octo.
bar gth.
At PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, October 10.
• We have reasonable hopes tt' haying in the pending
CIIIIVEIS the aid of
Governor JOHNSON, of Tennessee; . -
Governor PIRP ONT. of Virginia; •
Governor BRADFORD, of Maryland;
JOHN BROUGH, the next Governor of Ohio;
Hon. DANIEL S. DICKINSON. of New York;
Gen. LOGAN, of Illinois;
Gen. BUTLER, of Massachusetts,
And mazy other distinguished gentlemen, including
many eloquent advocates of the Union Gauss in Penn
sylwania. No possible efforts will be spared to secure to
full and thorough a discussion of the momentous issues
now submitted to the people as the brief Period nowre.
1:02.111114 will allow, end it is enjoined upon all friends
of the Union Cause to secure the attendance of their fel.'
low-citizens upon the occasions.
• 'WAYNE MoVEAGH, Chairman..
GEO. W. HAMERSLY, secretaries.
W. W. Heys,• 8610
TT.NION MEETINGS.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6.. 1
BELLEFONTE, Centre county—Gov. Ctirtin, Coy.
Noble, of Wisconsin; lion. John Scott, Hon. Thos. Can
Hingham, lion S. S. Blair, Hon. Samuel Calvin.
MAUCH CHUNK, Carbcin county—Hon. Jas. H. Camp.
bell, A. EL- Chase, Esq., Col:: Montgomery, - Beni.
Haywood, Esq.
TAR FARM,- Venango county—Hon. Jas. Scovel.
MILLERSBURG,- Dauphin county—Hon. L. W. Hall,
Col. C. H. Shriner.
FREEPORT, Westmoreland con_nty—Governor W;
Johnston, Hon P. C. Shannon.
BROWNE - VILLE, Fayette county on. Lorenzo
Sherwood.
DOYLEST.OWN. Bucks county—Col. R. S. Mathews,
of Baltimore, and llon. S. H. Hammond, of New-York.
Bice LLISTERY ILLE, Juniata county.
POTTeTOWN. Montgomery co—N. B Browne, Esq.
WAINESBORD', .Franklin county—Hon. A.
Clure and Hon. Franklin Bound.
BRICREBSVILLE, Lancaster county—George R.
Barr, A. C. Ileinoehl, E. Bitlingfelt, and. 0. J. Dickey.
PHILADELPHIA, , Twenty-fist ward, Bread street .
and Germantown avenue.
KIMBERTON, Chester county—Col. James Worrell,
Dr. W. Worthington, and I'. Frazer Smith, Esq,
CUURCEITOWN, Laneakter COUHty—Cal. S. E. Price.
J. B. Arnwake, and J. K. Alexander, Esq.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7.
YORK—Governor Curtin; Judge Bond, of Baltimore;
General Bruce, of New York.
tHIPPENSVILLE, Clarion county—Hon. James M.
Scovel.
BUTLER—Governor Wm F. Johnston.
WA.IIiIiSBURO, Greene county—Hon. Lorenzo Sher
wood.
MANIIEThf. Lanca,ter county—Lieutenant 5, G. Beh
xner E. Billingfelt, C. D. Himseeker. -
WEST PHILADELPHIA
COACCHI.DSVILLE. Delaware county—Hen. S. H,
Hammond, of. New York. -
GRAENGASTLE, Franklin county—lron A. K. Mc-
Clure, Ben. Franklin Bound.
PHILADELPHIA, Twentieth ward.
Do. Third-ward.
WAYNESBURG, Chester county—Colonel R. S. Ma
thews, I'. Frazer smith, Esq, Colonel Worralt, and Dr.
Worthington.
THOMPSONTOWN, Juniata county—Colonel Chailes
H. Shriner. . -
A - LTOtiNA, Blair county—Governor Noble.
MANSTIALTON, Chester county—Virashiugton Town
send, Esq., and addison May., Esq.
HOETRUMBERLAND—Benjamin Haywood, Esq. .
MECHANICSBURG. Lancaster county—Colonel Or. S.
Arnweg and N. El maker, Esq. . •
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE BOOMS,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17, 1883.
HON. WILLIAM D. KELLEY. at the invitation of the
State Central Committee, will speak in behalf of the'
Union, at the times and places named in the annexed
schedule. Our friends are .earnestly desired. to have a
full attendance of voters at there meetings:
MONTROSE.. Susquehanna county Wednesday,
POTTS - VILLE, Schuylkill connry-Priday; Oct: 9.
PHILADELPHIA—Satroday, Oct 10.
Ben - WAYNE McVEACIL Chairman.
TINION CANDIDAr.PE FOR ,THE LE.
giaLstare (3d district), TifOULS T. WILLS, Hatter,
605 South SECOND street. A good assortment of Hats
and Caps constantly , on hand. ,sett-17t*
CIEORGE W. WOOTTEN,
38 South SECOND Stwiet, and
No. 29 STRAWBEIIItY Straet
WARrxer:ir.—JAYNE Street, Philadelphia
WHOLESALE DEALER IX
CARBON , OILV "MIPS, CHIAVEYB,
A tine lot of OIL Inet received, whlcii: - 1 offer at the
lowed market ratee, haring made my contracts In the
spring.. before the advance. OIL in bond for export
CHIMNEYS in quantity. at manufacturers' prices.
Agent for Moore, Bros. , IV- Co.'s Patent ' tFruit Jars,
TIIXON'S STO V E POLISH--
---- Superior to any ever mode, and never fails to - gtve
satisfaction. - & CO ,
Wholesale Ageats,
oc6•Gtif* Nos. 4- an d 6 CHESTNUT Street.
FIFTH; COLLECIION DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
UNITED STATES ASSESSOR'S ORME,
GERmANToWN. October 6th, MI
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the annual lists,
enemerations,•and assesmente for the year 1863, taken
pursuant to the Excise law of the United States for the'
!Yds Pennsylvania district, will be open for examine
lion during the fifteen days immediately subseoaent to
the date adds notice, at- the following places, viz ,
Divisions .Nos. 1. 2, 3. awl 4, (Becks county,) at the
Mess or residences of the 'respective Assistant' Assess-
RETAIL DRY GOODS. •
0 N N, G • .
AY X N'T. C ILOA.111:
LAVDIES 4 MIS.SES,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 180f.3
J.W. PROCTOR Be CO.,
REItovAL AND OPENING
Or. I=TA:reILAPAG-111,
His St4cic ti ttel
5)02 CHESTNUT STREET,
And. open, is addition thereto,
On MONDAY. Octobar 6th,
A large and well•aelected Stock of ntracu DRBSS
000S,nii of the Best Fabrics and Newest Designs.
J. M. EL begs to Mate thitt he has now flamed 'the
REST' STORE in the BEST LOCATION, and has also the
means and facilities for procnring, at all times, a Stock
which , Will mane his the LEADING RETAIL DRY
GOODS BUSINESS in this city. 5030.6 t
CH.OICE DitliSS 000 DS.
H. STEEL db SON,
Nos, ',113 and il5 NORTH . TENTH ST,
CHOICE ASSORTMENT.
- MOIRE ANTIQUR , 4 •
, PLAIN COLDED SILKS;
-,FIGURED CORDED SILKS, ,
PLAIN 6ILIie,•
P&I , CY SILKS,
FIODRED SLACK SILKS,
PLAIN MACE -
• BLA GEO. 6 RA I N
;PLAIN FRENCH MERINtrEE.
FIGURED YEENC-L MEREAO.E6,
PI,nIN ALL.WOOL FRENCH REFS, Pi:AIN:ALL-WOOL FRENCH POPLINS, •
PL , AIN SILK-FACED REPS AND PorLINS.
Vi 6 ITEED I'RENCII REPS AND POPLINS,
PLAID FEEN , AND ISINEI POPLIN.I
PLAID CLirPII.4. NKR [Ns . ..ES, AND CASIEMEEERS.
SCARLET CL0T14.6 AND FL &NNEES,
PLAIN ALI, IV 00 L LAIN! , S.
:11./UM PRINTED - ALL- WOOL - DEL AIRES,
6-4 EL AJ , K. ALL-WOOL DEL &INES, 673 , :e to ttl.
- LONG. AND SHORT . CREPE VEILS.
A 'LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MOURNING GOODS.
tALMORAL SKIRTS. 912 75t0
MISSES' BALmogALs, Est. ?S to $3.r6.
DRESS GOODS OF- EVERY
VARIETY_
TmocrrE LONG SHAWLS,
• STRIPED BRocHE LONG SHAWLS.
STRIPED WOOLEN SQUARE SHAWLS,
LONG ASP SQUARE PLAID SHAWLS,
BLACK STELLA. SHAWL i.
WATEIL PROOF CLOAKS AND SACQUES%
AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
:DOMESTIC AND STAPLE
, I DRY-GOODS.
Having made the most of our purchases early in
August, When Gold was at a much lower figure than
at present, we are able to give all our customers the
choiczq Goods at lower prices than other parties who
have purchased their stocks recently.
oct-Gi Nos. 713, e.tel 7111 North-9'ENTIT Street
E & LANDELE,
FOURTH AND ARCH ,
'ST
E. & L.
OPEN TO-DAY, FOR FALL SALES,
Rich Printed MERTIFOS. DELUXE% REPS, &c... &o.
EYRE 8s LANDELL - OPEN TO:DAY
for Fall •
Cl!rded Silks. '
.Figured. Ens .
- • , 3,loreid,zls.g.nes..Poul. de Solps.drc., &c.
-• • - E&
L.
pYRE & LA.NDELL ARE OPENING
A-• n fine• aortraent of sErAWLS, for the Wholesale
anil:Rotail Wee.. •
E L
.4ANDELL ARE OPENING
FaUSR.M. arinagnitieent, of DRESS GOODS.
E & L.
& LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH, orlon to- day--
Extra Fine French MERINO. for city retail sales.
• Select shades of MODES, BROWNS, NEW BLUES,
Humßovre, &c.: seS-tnths tf
pIPOHTANT TO THE LADIES
JAMES 11, CAMPBELL & CO.,
FALL : AND WINTER STOCK,
To 'which they invite attention, viz
IRISH. POPLINS,
SILK-FACED POPLINS,
ALL-WOOL POPLINS, '
In the most Desirable Shades.
PLAID REP FANTASLF‘,.
PLAID POPLINS,
EPINGLINES,
ALL-WOOL PLAIDS,
In the Richest Designs.
_
M I PKMOYA I Iat, N A D N E D L AYNThD.
6 , 4 BL ACK •DE LAINES.
• 6 4 COLORED MERINOS. all Shades.
WELSH FLANNELS.
SHAKER FLANNELS.
, BALL ARDV &LE. FLANNELS.
SACKING FLANNELS.
OPERA FLANNELS.
SCARLET FLANNELS.
GRAY AND SCA.RLET TWILLED FLANNELS.
JACONETS.
CAMBRICS.
CHECKED MUELINS.
SOFT C 4 AIBRICS.
NAINSOOKS.
SWISS. AIUsLINS.
MILL ISUSLINS.
• CAMBRIC DIMITY..
TARLETi)NS, &a. •
LADIES' KID AND• LISLE-THREAD GLOVES.
LADIES-AND GENTS' COTTON HOSE.
BLANKETS in all Sizes and Qaatities.
DA L MOE LS AND-SKIRTING.
.RICHAEDSON'S FRONTING, MEDIUM', AND
HOUSEWIFE LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS AND
DAIIIASK'4, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, AND TOWEL*.
""CRASH; HUCKABACK, dm% 4 -
zoo-ft'
JAS. B. CAMPBELL & CO.;
No. 727 CHESTNUT Street.
Invite special attention to their stook of Siike, which
they offor at low prices, comprising •
COLORED LEMUR.% PLAIN OTTOMAN, AND OTTO-
Al`i STRIPED.
- Pack Gros Graine and Gros de Rep.
A full line of Ponlt de Sole, in the choices t colors:
Also . , a full line of Plain Black Silks, of all widths
and qualitim for Dresses Ar Mantles, • oc3-6t,
VERY IMPORTANT TO THE LA-
T DIRS I
Staten Island FaUCY Dyeing Establishment.
OFFICES
47 North EIGHTH Street. .
- Philadelphia,
• . and 5 and= 7 JOHN Street,
flew Torn
I'iTOW IS THE TIME TO SEMI) YOUR
TREF FRS.
.SILKS,
CLOTHS. •
BERRINOES.
. • DELAINF,S
To be dyed or cleansed in 'the finest manner, at this old
and . favorably known establishment. With an. expo..
Ileac° of nearly forty years, we present ourselves to the
public this season as standing
FIRST
IN •
' LINE.
-• BARRETT, NEPHEWS, & CO.,
sel7-Ini 47 North EIGHTH Street.
sel7.thstrlm
cLorrns 'FOR CLOAKS.
Frcisted Beavers, low price. .
Frosted Iteaverr; fine quality.
Biack Reavers. medium and heavy.
Black Clothe, all gm:linos.
'Mack Cloths for Riding Rabits.• ' • •
Drab French Cloths for C , oake.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
oc2 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH tdreete
•
WE •D. .GLENN, - E IKP 0 11TE R OF
DRUGGISTS' FANCY GOODS,
NO. 26 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
.
Offers to the trade a full assortment, Including in pact—
Hair, 'Tooth, Nail, Cloth, and Shaving Brushes.
Camel's Hair Pencils and Marking Brushes.
'Combs in shell, ivory, horn, and India rubber.
rerfratiery and Toilet Soaps of all descriptions.
Pare kesentlal Oils. -
• Rose. Water and Orange Flower Water in cans.
Powder Boxes and Puffs in great variety.
Round Filtering Paper, ell sizes.
Cachous Aromatise, Hooper's and Arnaud's.
English Pink cancers, Reeves' and common.
Now Zealand and Pink Linen Twine.
Fle,st 3. Tooth. Picks.. Violin 'Strings, Are„ kg, all at
lowest n arket prices. '.: eaa.m.ll
piTARLES; GILPIN ;
ATTORNEY AT WV,
Has remoced , his Otlldo to
oe3•stuth3t - 130 South SIXTH Street
ELDON SALTER;
JATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hap zemo &1 MP. Office to
.ocS!strillffi; South SIXTH Street
TIYOTTVIILE GLASS WORK - S.—WE
- 1 -'havoc > EVIZIYA.CE IN. BLAIT.
Mid aro propired to attend to orders for BOTTLES b 7
every desorlptles. , -
. a G._ W. BEITITER.S.
101.44.50 ST ea.mth FAG.. I 2IT 6Gre4l.-
FTJ"Ie.S . ,.
AND OLEILDILEN,
9:1.0 CITERTNITT STREET
Saccooaor to L. J. LEVY *CO.,
WILL BEIIIOVE
NEW MARBLE STOIL.E„
ICAVE 'NOW OP RH
If. STEEL tit SON,
No. 727 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are now opening their
FANCY: ARTICLES.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
r NINO- OF
WINTER -CLOAKS_
WM Soya big OPENING a
PARIS AND AMERIOA.N
CLOAKS,
fu gr , :at varlets en 2101VDLT, Oct , blr sth.
AT HIS NEW STORE,
NO. 90-:?. CI ESTNUT STREET.
Rc e•et
C I, 0 fi OUSE
-WILLIAM T. SNODGRASS!
sir'? NOLFSALE Alk.ID RETAIL
46.1...+Cri9E1 EDOILTSIEC. "
Nu. 34 South SECOND St., and 23 STRAWBERRY St.
A FULL STOCK OF
ARIIIY CLOTHS:
NAVY CLOTHS._
CASSIMEBES.
NOBBY COATINGS.
CIIINCHTI,L A.S.
VELVET CLOTHS.
FROSTED BEAVERS.
ESQUIMAUX.
BILLIARD CLOTHS.
• BAGATELLE CLOTHS, &c. 4,1-tl4
SILK AND DRY-COOPS 'TOURERS.
'VELVET RIBBONS
WE HAVE NOW IN MAR A. FULL STOW:. OF 11TE
AISOVE OrJrIDS IDT
BLACK • -
•
,
COLORE.I)i. • -ANP
•- ,
BLACK with MUTE and COLOWKB BMWS,
-r TO WHICH WE INVITE TILE •AVTENTTON OF
TNE TRADZ,
`ARMAR YOVINO: BRO., &
Oes.:ll.* - 4521) M Ric FIT: §7l` RE ET
LADIES , FURS.
LADIES' FANCY FUPS
Jr 01 - 4157. IF' AL 11E1 Xrt
7:LI, 77.5 ARCH MEET. BELOW EIGHT:I
Munorter ant Manufacturer
LADES' FANCY FURS
My si , sortmetif of FANCY FITES for labifes and Chit•
dron is non - complete, and embracing every variety that
will be fashionable flaring the present season. All sold
at the mannfaeturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please
give me aeall
OPE GOF FANCY FURS,
JOHN A. STAMBA.CH,
IMPORTER AND XANUFACTITEER OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
NO. 5546 ARCH STREET, ns4ow
He& now open a splendid stock of
LADIES Aid) CHILDREN'S FURS,
Which. wail be sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES. "
FURS!
GEORGE F. WORIRAT
NOS. 4J5 AND 417 ARCH STREET,
HAS NOW opEr:
A FULL ASSORTALENT
OF
To which - the attention of the public iS invited. seftillni
ALCM Y (Pt NII.IS.
FROTHING - HAM &,_WELL - S --
‘
• HEAVY. wEnnak. AND LIGHT SHM'INGS AND
- SHIRTING
STAND ARD DRILLS
HRAVY CANTON FLANNELS. •
•• WASHINGTON AND VIDTORY CAMBRICS AND
Sicues.
BROWN. I EACITED AND CORSET TRANS.
_ No. 12.WOlf.STRD 'VAN. be. sel6-liff
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY
.E7TA.INTS eiz
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
4.1.8 ARCH' STREET,
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags,
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Passants, 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-d
G W. SIMONS & BROTHERS
SANSOM-STREET MALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFAGTITRERS OF JEWELRY.
• - FINE SWORDS,
AND -
MILITARY GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
anffi•if6m
PROPOSALS.
CIRDNANCI4 OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMRXT,
WASRINGTON, OCt0b01: 2, 1863
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until the 30th day of October next, for 4.1101 W; and
BUSHING the 42. pounder Guns. at the Forts and Ar
senals of the United Statee in the Atlantic States, amount
ing in number to 200. more or less.
- The guns will be delivered at, and removedlrom: the
establishment where the work is to be done at the cost
of the United States.
Proposals for those on the Pacific Coast—about 00 in
number—will be received until the 10th of December
next; and, in the ease of these, the guns wilt be de
livered at San Francisco or its vicinity.
The gnus are to be turned down to a true cylinder for.
the length of twenty. seven inches from the rear of the
base ring, prepared to take a band of the best wrought
iron, the interior diameter of which will be twenty
incher, and its thickness three inches.
The vent is to bushed with a new Bush of pure in
got copper, one inch in diameter and about nine and a
half inches long, and bored with a vent of two-tenths of
an inch.
Drawinga. of the gun in its original form and with the
band put on can be seen at this office, at the Watertown
Arsenal. Blass.: at the 'Watervliet Arsenal; and at the
New York Agency, No. hi Worth- street, city of New
York; at the. Art onal at Brideabura. Pa,. ; and at Al
legheny Arsenal. Pittsburg. Pa. • at the Port Monroe
Arsenal, Va. : St, Louie Arsenal, Mo. ; and. Benteta Ar
sene.l. California.
'Work is to be done to the entire eatisrwtfon of the
cflicer who will be appointed to superintend it; and pay
ment will he n.ade in full for each gam upon his czrti
fixate of inspection and receipt.
Proposals - wink state the price per 'gun for the whole
oreration; describe in detail the manner in which it is
proposed to pet on the band; the P.tuaber they will
ban - 3 per month; and the time which will be required to
do the whole work. 'nit method and time required for
doing the work, as Well as -the price, will be import
ant elements in . Considerin g the bids and awarding the
contract.
o bids will be considered from any parties but such
as are actudily engaged in the manufacture of iron and
heavy machinery. and yvhe are, in the opinion of this
Department, fully prepared to execute the work - . In
the case of parties not known to this Department, evi
dence tothe foregoing cill;ct must, accompany the pro-
Bond, with satisfactory- sureties. to the amount of fifty
per cent. of the bid, wilt be reqnired for the fulfilment
of the contract ; and the Oovernment reserves the right
to reicat. any or althids, if deemed nusattsfietory. -
Proposals will be encomed • `Proposals for Banding
12-Pounders." and will be addressed to Brigadier Gene
ral George D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Washing;on-
City. . GROROB ts. RAMSAY,
oc6duthStsllt Drig. Oeneral, Chief of Ordnance.
RopOSAL FOR FORAGE.
P
The " Proyo9al. for Voraze," advertitOd. by Capt.
MARK L. DR raOT,TP, A. Cl .)1/17flitect,tatoo Volun
teers, at Harrisburg.. Penna., Analtt 24th, ISM, are
hereby rejected, and - .
.
isEALEb rw.i.i , 0, r 1..u.5, endorsed ' • Frers&ls for Fo
rage," will be received at my °Bice. at CIUMBERS
BORG, Penua ,till Ti lITtLiDAY, the Sth day of October
lost, for articles as
. . .
11.4 e hundred (GOO) tons of gocgi baled. Timothy Ilan
2,000 isle to the ton.
Fifty thousand 00 GOO) buehels of Oats, in good strong
Baas, weighing l;2. 11% 7 3 bushel ,
Thirty diousaud (MOOG) bughels of Shelled CAM, in
sacks, 'Wei OAR," _
Ono-third of the Forage to ho delivered within twelve
c l a y s after the proposals Ihave been itecopted and approved
by the Qaarterma.ster General.
250 tons of the hny, Al, GOO bushels of the oats, and 15,000
bushels of the corn to be delivered at Derry Station, on
the Lebanon 'Valley Railroad,neur linracuelstown, about
nine miles from Barrirlanrg. The balance to be deliver
ed at my warehouse in llarrisburg.
Thet Proposals will be .opened iu the preSence of the
Major General Commanding tb is Department:,
Tho Forage will be subjected to such inspection as I
may direct. All proposals must be aecompanieby a
bond, signed by two responsible sureties, guarAnteeing
the faithful performance of the contract. •
The Proposals will be addressed to ins at Lids place. •
• ar,my. N. Slltridir,
Captain and Actin gS:hiof gnarteiona.ster.
Office Chief Quartermaster Department of SaBW-lenallna.
POIIIIM., October 1 1SG:l. ocs-Si
LEGAL.
TN 'YEE ORMAN'S' COURT FOR THE
orrr A - YD COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
EMatii of MARY ANN PASSIVE.
The - aaditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle.
and af just the account of T. riAC DING and - MENGE
FASEITT, Executors of MARY ANN FASSiif l', •de
coast d, and to n3ake'distribution of the - balance in the
hands of the accountant, will meet the partied interested
for the our Poses of his -annointnient on 'OWNDaY, oa
ted,or 19,1861. at 4 o'clock Wilco. southeast
'corner of slum( and WALNUT Etreets the city of
Phlladelahla. 11. W. O'ER/ON,
oat.' Auditor.
TOTO MANTIFACTII-111118.
OAST-IIiON:I3IIATER PIPES, of various sizes, for
eale in quantities to nit.l3lll.llhasers. J
.1. W. & J. V. srerra,
001.1m* No . 125 !south THUM , Street.
BRASS -111 N I L ALPHABETS.
_Jur L .I'. tiFNCALP & SON,
453 S SALSIS SFEEtW, - 130Sq't:N. MASS.
'The'only manufacturers in that:Jutted States, of Brass'
Alphabets and I , :gurel4, to any great astent"or in 'any
variety. -
Sold at whe INDELIBLE LOWF;T rnarra Also,
the - HEST OF STENCIL INK, vary chest:.
Stencil Die:*:' and al:kinds of Stencil Stock. lnquirlea
inders vTariPtlY attewted tf. i ocZit:lto,
yc N 011 & ELI'S
Ly 1N.11)141,; , ..i ROWAN, trOrn !Le o f
Ow ant bOr of "Medtiations 01.,
Dt•ttla Itao We:rutty.'
•
fihle rviuma form 4 a c rumaton to the “ittettitationi
oa D, mil! , • " tiri - -ti•et-dmq known. to.linzllsb realm'
in inn iinn 6 laiimi made for tta, , m Vietaria, and which.
tic?, already beat widely eirctnite I to Am Mc& " 61e1i ,
tailor,: t• !Are" mount fail t 9 receive vrinAl e5:65111 awl
CurrtllCy.
Eichler bide fair tn baeOlele as pepttlar with Americab.
Be with German madam and the preaent elegant repm
iinalon of big great practical wails will be placed at
once baaide "Tattle " in the library, while all eilunt
ttaa ehonld have it At hand for cononitetion.
IA • Copiey of the hbore eau be Lad at any book•atore
ox they will be mailed. post fre,, on tbo receipt of price
by
ATEIA r BOOKS:
A. Ant reePived by
J. R. - LIPPCKCOTT 6: Cn.,
'215 and. 7il" MARECEP Etreoi.
STANLEY'S SERMONS IN EA.6T.
PALMONI: or, the 2.IIIIIERALS OF SCRIPTURE.
Sy M. Malice. D. D.
CLARK'S r:LEMLETS OF TIIE ENGLISH' LAN
GUAGE.
TbE AMBER CODS, AND unTga sToitr's.3. Ey
ILirtieVE;irobeth Prescott.
I'RILIP'VAN AT:FE - V.3I,DR A Dramatic' Romance.
By BtalyTaylor.
TICKNOR 6 HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERATUE. S.
New .dition, 6 Tole.
WEN BELL PHILLIPS' SPEECHES, ADDJ: ESSRS, and
LETT/RS.
UR A N ON TEM IRON M A XIII ACTURE OF GREAT
BRITAIN. Tbeop-tics II 17 and Pro erica lb- considered.
IIOsf'ITAL SKETCHES. By .1/168 L • AL &kart
TOE CAPIT.I, OF THE' rcoost: Joarnal of a
re , .ldence in Japan. .Hs Sir R. aler,6lc, •
SOCIAL CONDITION OF ENGL_A_ND. , By Joeepli
Ray.
LIFE AND MILITARY Cial, - Fas OF STONEWALL
JACKgrqq. oc6
GET TIIF, 1,F6T.1 - -
spayD A RP TEXT BaoKs.•'-
By G. P. Q.CACREX7:OS. .
An English Cr rations r (recently published) ..... -- • ..h0 '75
First Lessons in Composition GI
ad re n'ed ComPO•ition and Ithetoric 1 2'l
Il ustrated School History of the United States 1 25
Primary History of the United blares 63
A r mural Philosophy 1 25
Prominent teachers pronounce these books the hest
puhlishem in- their several departments. Teachers,
examine them for yourselves. Specimen copies mailed
to t• achers, post-paid, on receipt of one-half of the
above prices,
- - NOW BB &DT:
;YOUM&NF.' CLASS BOOK oPOHEMISTRY.
An enttrel3- -new work—re,written and re-illustrated
tbroughtalt:
enPY will be rent, noat.paid, to any teacher remit
ting eo cents. D ATTLETON Se CO.. Pabtisher3.
ota-ttithat Nos. 443 and , t 9.5 Broadway, N. Y.
pEiSSE ON PERFUMER'Y,
w Yea IT,LUSTP.A.TIONS.
weTWFBILL M NUF ACTIIER OF FL EIDAR.
OVIIIIM [WS MIN kRALoGY AND MINING.
hAILLICI AND LI ZAP. , ON AI.COBOL A NI) TOBACCO.
NPR IG T'S PRAGs IC AL RECEIPP-ILAOR
PIGGOTT ON coerim, AND COPPER MINING
Published and fur sale, together with a general assort
ment of
MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOTS,
atlow pricee. by LINDSAY Sc 13LARISTON.
Poblisbera and. Booksellers,
oc3 25 SOITTIT SIXTH . Street. ab,,ve Chegtl - 11' t
f, l OV. BOUTWELL'S :NUN UAL OF
• 711. E DIRECT AND SXCISE TAX, •
Prepared under the aarhorits (4 the Secretary of the
Treasury.
Just published a ad for sale at the etgeney.
33 South. SIXTH. Street. abo re Chestnut.
ea St office of Appleton's Cyetopedia.
rOPTc4 SUMP'.I7ER AND 'WAGNER.
—MAP showing siege operations against Forte Samp
ler and Wagner. between July 13th and Septesub r 7th.
FnbAshed by permission of General Gilmore. Friee 10
rex , te.
VIEW OF THE RUINS OF FORT SUMPTER on Au
gust En. By authority of general Gilmore. Price
10 rents. •
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS. A speech by Hon.
Charlee Sumner. Price 25 cents.
•
For sale by . WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTON,
se3o 606 CHESTNUT Street
HAZARD'S BOOKSTORE,
All Books usually to be had hi e.
FIRST-CLASS BOOKSTORE,
Will always be found on our ehelves
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
sel2-6m
Moss tR. , CO.,
Respectfully infer= the public they have opened "a
BRANCH at
No. 432 CHESTNUT STREET,
Senna Door above the Poet Office, _
where will be found a complete stock of Faacy,-Staple,
Gormting 3onee, and Office
STATIONERY, -:
BLANK BOOKS, AND ENVELOPES,
of their own manufacture, of the beet qualities, and in
treat variety -
•
• The business will be conducted on the principle of •
• SMALL PROFITS AND WICK SALES..-
By prompt and careful attention, uniformity in prices,
extensive. assortments. together with their long experi
ence in that line of business, they ask a share of pablie
patronage.
Blank Books ruled to any pattern. Envelopes, of any
size or shape, made to order at.short notice.
They will continue their Wholesale business of Book
sellers and Stationers at the Old Staid,
No. 480 .151A_RICET STREET.
seSl-1m if
PHILA.DELPRIA.
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OE
BOOTS ANT,) SHOES, •
ON THURSDAY MORNING-, October Bth
PIIOIOLAM 3F01R.,13 & CO.a
Will sell at their Store. by catalog - ne, corroneticielt at
10 o'clock precitelY, about
1,500 CASES AND PACKAGES OF FIDST•CLASS
BOOTS, SHOES,BROOANS, AND CAVALRY BOOTS..
The ,special attention of buyers is particularly 'called
to this Hale.
BAZAAR—NINTH AND
sAwsont Streets.
TRADE SALE OF CARRIAGES. &e.
OE WEDNESDAY 1110E.NI2{u.
October 7th, at JO o'cleolt_ will be sold. at the Bazaar,
OVI r RIO Carriages, light Wagons, & c , manufactured in
this city, and Wilmington. Delaware. ' •
,ta - - °ram for examination on TUESDAY. •
Mr' f o postponement - on account of the weather.
it ALFRED M. RERILTESS, Auctioneer.
BAZAAR-NO - TH AND SAN
SOM Streets.
SALE OF HORSES.
ON WIWI!, ES.DA MORNING,'
October 7cb, at 10 o'clock. after the Carriage Sale, will
be sold a number of Horses, suitable for harness and
the saddle.
Alar No postponement on account of the weather.
Glr-74X LARGE SALE. OF HORSES AND ()AR
MAGH, on Saturday morning . next.
It ALFRSD HS ttff WES'S, Auctioneer.
MUSICAL BOXES.-
TN SHELL AND ROSEWOOD CASES,
pilayfug from 1 told tunes. choice 42pera and Amert.
can Melodies. FARR BROTHER . . Importers,
eel.6m 324. CELESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
12 HOWARD & CO.'S
First Class -
AMERICAN WATCHES,
With
BIERFIROWB PATENT REGULATOR.
For gale by the principal WATCHMAKERS. sell-lm
G. RUSSELL, FINE AMRRIOA
and Imported. IVATOHES. Fine. Jewelry. filikrei
tile 'sled Ware. ii•
371:2-6n. • SAg North 5T37.11 &wok
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
attended to, by the most experienced workmen,
cal every Watch warranted for one sear.
G. RUSSELL,
2% Nrsrth SIXTH - street
INSURANVE COMPANIES,
INSURANCE GOMLPAN
*U3 CHINFNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE AND Irtt,ActD INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS.
Francis N. Buck, 1 E. D. Woodruff,
Chas. Richardson,Coo. A. West,
Henry Lewis. Jr., John Eessler, Jr.,
John W. Everman, I Char. Stokes,
Philip S. Justice, I A. H. Rosenholm,
0. W. Davis. I Joseph D. Ellis.
FRAV CIS N. BUCK. President.
CHARLES RICHARDSON. Vice Presitrent.
WILLIAM I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. jalklif
- „Ln.,
A RERICAN FIRE INSURIVCE
compANy. • incorporated 1810. CITAIMM - PEI?.
DETUAT,. zie. 310 WALNUT Street. above Third, Pni
ladelppia.
Daring a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus in
in sound and available S.enrities, continues to
ini.ure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise.
Vessels in port and their Cargoes, Lod other 'Personal
Property. All:losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
bIItECTOIZS.
Thomas It Marla, James R Campbell,
John Welch. Edmund G. lintith, ,
Samuel C. Morton, Charles W. Poaltmer,
Patrick Brady, Israel Morris.
John T. Lewis,
THOMAS It MARIS, President.
ALIIKRT C. L. l'lnAwyouu. Secretary.
DR. DU BOUCHXT.
No. 1533 ARCH StPeg. 1 18 : 1!ao . t. Sixteenth. see-lm,
TO.E[N'L CIA_PEN, PHRENOLO
sqt DIST, may be eons:rated, DAY end EVItNING: on
adepts on to. Business Trade..and Profesaion:
n the.3mprovemont of health, correction of
fatuts, formation of friert.dablPa,
fort pticree of ohmmeter. ft.iven when . roadred, at No. Tii
N. TOTHStnet,;abevo Clostaz3. • 50-Ghainingl
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THIS DOLT:
MEDITATIONS ON LIFE
AND ITS
RELIGIOUS DUTIES
I vol.. temp. Cloth i1.`25
32. lr A_ ri A
cot,
TEE DOCTRINE OF EDUCATION
BY :IBM( "'AUL FELE.DRIcs TicirrEit
Anfhor of "Tihn," itc
I vol., 12mo, Bayefled boarde, to; $1.59
TICI>NOR 41 - 5 FIET:DS.
PrRLISHEHS,
335 W.ASTIINGTON Street. Bpstou.
72A- CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Seventh and. Eighth Street,'
STATIONERY.
AUCTION 'SALES.
AUCTIONESRS
PHILIP FORD & 00.,
AITTIO.NEERS,
No. 523 MARKET STEEKt. oc-5-3i
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW KROH
STREET THEATRE—ARCH Street. above
Acting and Stage manage - WU- S. Fl : tß° l4n -
Hunineea Agent and TreMyrny
EOVERFt OWING HOFT'" -
?QUEUE_ WEEK o'c'
• MON"
Milne
7bad4nus
Count
Devilshoof t .
To onclude trory evening with
BYLIMLINO COMEDIET.TA
In widcliAll dram tic cfn;iilany will e meat,
I%f:fit. nt lilies Elol7,ins
la Rehearsal—file PcoLantreee.
Tickets. 25, 50, and 75 cents. No extra charge for ..p..e.aratt
teats at iLn Box Office. from 10 A. M to 04' Of. ner,..tt
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
T,eeeee Dirs.-Di A. GARRETTSON_
THIE (Tuesday) EVBNING. October 1.
Will lie rem-star?, the ureat drama. nf
TRE DEAL ITEAkT.'
Edwin Athletel
cat Larne Du k - 8.1 Aft, d. S. Penrio.
In ccliht,olence cf length of th'S drama, nn OthoC7lbi_
. BOX (Once open datlyfrom ID, till 3 o'clock. whoa Seats
3.T hot_aecured ' without extra charge.
01
r 313 go 01 Tlme—Dooto ellett at 7 o'clock. Carton. o: srtses ' •-•- -
NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEATRE
1, Loewe and Manager Dir. WK. WHEATur...
l'bSt7 l lte. 4 l LAST SIX NIGHTS
Of the Et:telt/geed Irish cohiedtin and vocalist,
AUL COLLIttb.
And of the grand romantic Drama,
THE HDER'S
Which has already boon witnes mover'
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND FERbOtie,
Pos Lively last six nights of
ar.. wns HELTLITY
Who will sustain A Ms oriainal W cbarMer of.
OAFTAI . N 13 EMU BE LIT.OnEDERE.
The east will iceinde the
EetTlitE CORPS
Of dramatic artists attached to thi eashlishment,
A ORAkili) COIiI'S uE BALLET.
And. munerona
Chanfi9 Tirce—Loors open at 7; Canantence. at 73 , i
o'clock.
ocs.fit
CASINO,
CI SSTNITT
Tm_ENG_IGEITENT.
RE-ENGAGEILBST,
And pcsitiyely the .
LAST TwELvE NrGitTs, :
LAST TWELVE NIGI.J.
Of . the
MALE AND FEMALE ACRODA.TSI, ,
MALE ADD FEM.i.LE ACEDBarg,
Itrottowi to their departure for Catifmiti,
Firht week of
TIIE GREAT CO".".;TE:ST
_ . THE °REA I' CONTEST _
Betwada . ----.
' .lIM HAYES !Ni, THE UNKNOWN, • ".-
.TIM HAYES AND THE UNKNOWN,
The two best CiegDar.ti.era in the w.litt.
Great Eiiece=F of the ' : . 1.•_:4....iare
MONSTER COMBINATION TEMPE.
MONAER. COMBINATION TROUPE,
IN ow p 1. Tritnaing. :.tthiaZatahti.hu.teat.
E.,1
CND , MATINISE EVERY NATURDAY-,AFrEENCION...
For the accokomodatteit.af
- I.,'A I) iE S A N -D CIT PrIk.M..I.:N. 0ci3.43 , '
.
R. :IVITEATLEY:. .B 6 GREAT
plesetite announcing-m'a 'engagement. flon
limited ritmliei of nights, with the distinguished reams
Ameritattarliste, ' - -
MSti LUCTILIX , WESTEEtf,
'Who, during a former.engnicir.ect at thls.Theatre. wa4
.most enthusiastically, reeerced. hveroiededand delighted.
audiences. She will make her first appearance on
MONDAY EVENING,' October:l2;
in ore of her sterling traper.conarions. • oni-or
CONCERT HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, October '5,"
And continue every afternoon and evening, fore sheet
season rnly, .
Pi:LINGER. & NEWCOMB'S
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION;
RILE THREE OBLEB.RAVED DWAILFI,
Coin. Tao e.- tiles Diaz. klestel, and Col. Smitl, tire
threeiinallest human beings in tile whole world, with
out exea_ption. in conjunction with Siena.
C.
~r,AVAISiEE's ntrmoit ()PE 11 3. TROUPE,
-Ten ill nnmher eII appesr this , Mammoth dc,nbie
entertainment, lands, with.: the most brilliant en
comiume by the etergy.-Prm; and public- -
Donis open at and 73 Boainoa:3 and A. Tiara*
25 cents. Children tinder twelfe. to of ernoon matineee
-16
recta. S. D. .I`;EvYCONII3,
oel.fit linsindzif 14. agar-
TEMPLE OF WONDERS- A SSEMBLY
- 4 - BUILDINGS. TENTH AND CL'ESTNOt SrEBERT_
Atanaeinent for Oki and Your;,. Mirth ne.A. Happtn.a.sa
open for he season. Constant übeoge of Entertainlnvng..
SIGN 01,:. BLITZ,
EVERY EVEITTYG, comr- - ..•eocis , K. at 734 o'clock. mkt
Wednesdtty ana Saturday at consist - me of New Nam
torica to fieerc inancy. gr e at SUC,C6dB In Ventrilogninnt..
rod the Le.orP6d canary Birds.
A.d iniesio a 25 cants; C:hildrezt 15 eentF. sell
pENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
' THE FINE ARTS.
102,5 CHESTNITT• STREET
OPEN DAILY (Einn.dara excepted) from a A I st
6P. M.
Admission% cents. Children half prize
A YOUNGYEARS-O[.' ArAN, 2G AGE.
- wants a situation where h can nuke
tas Clerk, SaleEman, or porter. Good city - references
Pleme address
cb - • 2r
WANII , : )---TW 0 5.11... X 11P, S R EtiVD.
Eae)getic SALE:iIIEN. in a Ilrs`-ela.,, retail house.
Those who bavo been in tba Carpet brudeelq preferred_
Libeia I terms Ibe offered to men of nudenbted ab lay
P.
aatilitantory references. Address lictx tdl34 Phila.
P. O
WAN TED-AN INTELLIGENT AND
reer.estable young or nab - Hie-aged WOMA aa
hrliEeteeper in liminmily a fen - pairs from thio el cp. Ait
dreFE, with anferenee, i 052. P. 0. ne6-30 -
_ _ -
SITUATION IP - ANTED-LEY A
LAD. IS years of age, in a good Lfercantila er
lianitfacturing-hone, where he can obtain a good
knowledge of business. AdolteEs "P.," Bog. 116 i, Poat.
Office. ocs-3t.
TA=NTED-TW O PIRST-CLA.9,q
:FALESMEX, In a Dry Geudajobbieg Ot+
far Conjury. and oar; for City Trade. Address "'MLA
Trade, at !hi , office. oeri-tir
IRTANTED — CANVASSERS FOR A
Fir. Qt. Class Lre Last:re:Lee Com pans': Address.
Bex 7:-'n P. 0. : with name and references oe3 -3t...
A:NT - ED-A YOUNG MAN, OF 18
'rears cf as 'AsslFtant Booirkeeref in a Ilo.rd
ware Ito , tso. Adaraos. in handwriting of applicant.
Box las. Pjithdelphin Post Office oc3-3&
WANTED-A RESPONSIBLP, POSI
ba. a competent and experienced Book
keeper. One chore faitlffnlmase is appreciated. Address
B &ETON. "Picea " office. ' Pess-9e
A MONTH`! WE WANT
8 . 60
AgENTS at Vld a month. expenses paid, to.eall.
our BvEit.L'acTiNq PENCLI.S,'OBIBNTAL BEFEMERB_,.
and thirteen Mbar articles. 15 atrcularajrce. MUM"
& CLARE, Biddeford, Maine. sell-d&Wan
WANTED-ssls PEE DAY. -tom
want reliable, er.ergatio CaZ. ,, Erak".7l3 arid egosutot
in awry county for genteel busiines at a L toirardsztoit
of from IS to per day. No hu_fibug. eriatestai
san...asers preferred,but room for all. Address
• C. M. -DU NN & CO.. Publisher.,
At either Cincinnati. Ohio; ahiCaLO. BMWs; or UZI
RUDE Street, New York, i.7NMSma
eig WANTED TO .RENT—A • SMALL
SOUSE to snit two persons r, or two or three room. ,
in a respectable family. Address J. IL W. at this
Office. le
AN" _A. NTED TO RENT. BY A
.f.ll family without children, on a lease of three
years or less, a convenient DWELLING. west of
Eleventh. between Pine and Filbert. li=nt about 3500
Apply to RuBEItT Men GREGO%
149 WALNUT Street.
am WANTED. TO RENT, A 11 . EDHAL.
sized house, with modern conveniences. siinated on.
North Broad etreet, or west of Broad street. Address
" Witham," at this office ova 6t.
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTEM
anNERAI2.4 OFFICE.—PRILADInpurA., Feb. L
VESSELS WANTED immediately. to carry COALIN Ds
the following points
/ Tortugas.
Key West, Fla. •
Fort Monroe, "Fa.
Alexandria. Vs.
Newborn, N. C.
" • Port Royal, S. C. A. BOYD..
felo-tf - Captain anti Assist. Quartf,rmsattat.
FOR SAME AND TO MET.
To RT;NT.
NO. 60'7 CHESTNUT STREET,
(25 by 160 Peet. )
SPLENDIDLY LIGHTED
Appply t 0
ROOMS TO RENT TM' MOST
- -
central business portion or the city, two door
aboye the now Pot Mice. 432 cannarr
Street. oc6-3t
STEAAI: POWER.— A ROOM OR
80. Building_ with Steam Power, wanted: snitsble for
a small. machine business, Also, would pit chase a
small second-hand Lathe, Drill, _Rollers, and other
Tools. Address " B C., " Fpeos Odiee.
V,LLITABLE 113 ON WORKS Tti
..gl - CgCHESTER COtiriTY. AT PRIVATE SALE, known
as-WAitiNICK FURNACE.—The sub,crihere offer at
Private Salo the valnable ißoa WORKS; known as
Warwick Furnace. the property of the late David Potts.
Jr. , deciasod, situated partly in Cheater, partly in Lan
caster. and pa Berke counties, conuunitta - upward,.
ofS.tuo ACRES of Land, together;wittiFlVß-EiGEITHS;
of all the Iron Ore on Die lands, and aleorlVE-BIG RMS.
of all the Iron Ore-on the lands in the, neighbor
hood, that have been sold where Ore Rights hare bees
reserved.
Perrone wishing to examine-this extensive and va
luable prrperty. with a view of purchasing the same.
will tall upon. the ettbscribers.
THOMAS M. rorrs.
ANAMANIEL POTTS,
Executors.,
c's 000 - AND OTHER SUMS, TO
‘l4'. 9 9 lOan. on. MOItN ago on Farms in the
neighbor:l3x counties. 1.). S. CAD WALLADERIZ, log
Soatb FORTH Serest.
THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE, 10.31
WALNUT Street, wilt be opened for reception. of
Boarders in a few de.ye• - .sel.2-bn*
FIRST-CLASS BOARD, HANDSO
deora,7o.llBl,4iVAilitrierVra"
LOST ,AND FOUND.
r 1 REWARD.—LOST, ON THE snt
Is at, a B GANN. NO IT. staved by N. N: STOKES.
ltbnce Howard. If Tett at 7132 Alien Street.
All percons 'are cautioned against negotiating ANY
EOM of N. N. Stokes. • • It
T,OST=-A CIPIRTIFIGAME : isFOR ONE
-A--1 share in the Kensington Ban the county of
Philadelphia, No. 10. l'he 7 fLuder Will be euitably re
warded if left at 11 end 13 STRAWBERRY street.
ea:6- tuth nu* • MOSES NYTTEELER..
p l REGULAR STEAM PRO
pELTAR: LINE FOR R LIM ORD. C can.
The steamer BlARS:Niehols. master, is now receiving
freight for Hartford at\\*RIMER'S, second wharf above
MAItEIST strcet, "Fonierms.' gis apply to WM. M.
BAIRD, 13.2 South DELWARE' avenue, "t>r on the
'wharf. oes-a
- Y, NO.
STR A AfFIR, WAWASET-
For SMYRNA, PORT PENH. DELA
WARE CITY;I3EW CASTLE,
_and CHESTER: from Brat
wharf below MtCTI St. every MONDAY. WEDNE MAT.
and FRIDAY. at 9 o'clock. Retarniug. leaves. 190.118AY
BOOR Landing every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, sari
SATURDAY, at S o'clock.
Stages connect with the boat for - Smyrna. Dover, and
Lehman. ge26-12to-
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-
The 'British 'brig SPARTAN, MoCulloCli master.
Nviirsos. Sc co.
2,600 bbls opacity. Applyto l i
oeS-itt No 332 SOUTH WHABATS.
C_ARRIA_GES. 1863.
WILLIAM. D. ROGERS,'
Coach and Light Ciurriage Builder
Nos. 1009 sad 1011 CHESTNTir STREir.
PHILADELPHIA.
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY. --
- PURE CIDER
AND WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEED, SPICES, Sol, Axe.
ALL THE REP - MITES FOR
PEBURVIZIG AND PICKLING PURPOSES.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,.
Dealer in Fine Groceries.
Corner ELEVENTH and yuntatrea*
COTTON. -100 BALLS.
reee.lTeA wad. Tor Ws be
wM. IL, GREINER,:
/ 07 CHASTAL T T Streak.
A.IIIUSIE.JICWITS.
mtniesir.
rirrafin
..,..1.1:111V3S , OPERA. T r liOtrPE.
-or , " Y. AND isVEI:I7 E
LE 1;01 IBM IS 1V(1114 S T E . a4G.
LI
W,A NTS.
co. f. South SIXTH Street
THE SECOND FLOOR OF
13. T. pn,Ari - vr.
(On the Premises
BOAIIDI11(4.
Inge nichinga
Mr. Mt)
• • • Mr. segula
•• • Mr. sakes