POLITICAL.
THE UNION!
.TLIE CONSTITUTION !
.rAylaoßous 'PROSECUTION OF
THE WAR I
GRAND. RATIFIC iTION MEETING OF THE
PEOPLII
SATURDAY- EVENING,
OCTOBER
AT INDEPENDENCE §QUARE
Let the - people arise hillier might, and allow that we
Are worthy of the inheritance of Liberty, wnieh traitors
are, with ruthless hands, aiming to dsetroi.
Come, 'Friends of the Union !
Come, - Lovers of the Constitution I
= - -
Come. Supporters of Free Institutions
and Free Government I
Come, and give your Moral support and sympathy t
~ O ur gallant brithern in 'arms, Who have answered to
their conntry!s call to 2113 battle-Dna in defon.a of tam:
'Government!
Come, and nerve tho arm and Rive strength to the blow
that shall crush the serpent of Rebellion and Disunion !
dome. Friends of the 'anion: anti our gallant Soldiers.
.4and Rive:x . l3l2r vohos in support of the Soldiers' Friend.
,ANDRENY O. COMIC
• Come. Friends of a Pure and able Judiciary. arid itin
la the general expression in favor of DA.Kild. MINE W.
for the uprome /3011 Ch.
Come, Friends of the WHOLE UNION! and give your
;united voices in support.of the entire Union Picket,
, whiolt is composed of men of unsullied integrity and nn
lswerring fidelity to
THE UNION! THE CONSTITUTION! AND
THE.LAWSI !!
• The Meeting wilt be addressed Mr the following gen
t Mennen ;
GOVERNOR,
,GO''. MORTON, of Indiana.
, OEK, JOHN COCHRANE, of New York.
, COL. R. 4. MATHEWS, of Maryland.
HON. P. C. SHANNON, of Pittsburg.
...HON. THOS. CUNNINGHAM, of Ikavor.
SOHHW,,FORNEy.
AMT. BBNI 11. BREWSTER.
HON. NORTON AR:NIOH.A.IIL,
RON. N. B. BNOAVNB. and
ROW. JOHN O. KNOX
By order of the National Union City Executive Com
=thee. WILLIAM H. KERN.
ocB•St Chairman Committee on Meeting.
GOVERN OR CURTIN'S RECEIP no N
THE MEMBERS OE THE UNION LEAGUE
THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB,
Are requested to meet at their respective house oa
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3 O'CLOCK, PRECISELY
The mounted por:lou of the Escort will meet on
TWELFTH Street, above Chestnut, at 2g o'clock.
Ic order to enable all the members to participate a short
route has been adopted, viz: Down Twelfth to Walnut,
'tip Walnut to Eighteenth, up Eighteenth to Arch, up Arch
to Twentieth street, where the Governor vrlll be received:
countermarch down Arch to Sixteenth, down Sixtienth
to Chestnut. down CI ettnnt to the Continental Hotel.
The escort will more punctually at 33y P. ti.
'FRANCIS W ELLS,
Chief lid irsltal.
F 4 IG.TITH WARD:
itALLY:FOR THE CAUSE OF THE.
UNION,
.LOYAL MEN TO YOUR POSTS.
THE NATIONAL UNION MEN of the EIGHTH
'WARD who desire to join in the procession. of SATUR
-TAY NIGHT will assemble at the
CORNER OF BROAD AND LOCUST STREETS,
AT 1 O'CLOCK,
To repair to the
ORAND RALLY FOR UNION.
RALLY, UNION MEN.
41011 y for the Cause of Tour Country..
"The Ward will meet after the adjournment of the
'ldeating to join the GRAND T6RCHLiGR'r PARADE
In honor of our STANDARD-BEARER,
CFC.)Y,ERNOR CURTIN.
Ay ovum 9.411.3 Committee of Arrangements.
•oeolt B. E. SMITH, Chairman.
RAND •
NA' TORCHLIGHT PARA.DX
Dolour of the visit, of the
HON. ANDREw ,
Q.
orraTTN,
Governor State of Pennsylvania.
"HIS (SATURDAY) AV.EDTING, October 10, ISM
CITIEF MARSITAL_,
WILLIAM 11".•KIRK
- -
CHIEF IrEARSTIA.L'S AIDS.
JACOB LOHDBNSL &OCR, BARHAM NBFF,
"rwmpsoN BBvHoLDe, JOSEPH T. FORD.
HURT A. B. BROWN, WILLIAM H. BARNES.
CHARLES WATsiON. .
ORDER OF .PARADE.
'LINE OP Mincrr.—The procession will move at 9 o'clock,
.2keSl Chestnut to. Third, down Third to Spruce, up
itpraue to Eig hth , ztp.Bighth to Chestnut, up Cnestuut to
aVeltlh.. no . .Twelfth , to'Arel, up Arch to Seventeenth.
-o Seventeenth , to Spruce, down Spruce to Broad, up
: 7 B ad to Penn Square, when tho entire column will be
eed for the.pnrpeee of witnessing a
, ORAND DISPLAY OF FLR.S-WORRS...
atian'-ltarThal, William Barnett.-First,
and Third warts ; will form on Chestnut, extend
tirg West, right on Fifth. • -
tlecond DiVik ton—Marshal, James D Keyser.—Fourth,
everith. and Eighth wards; will form on Seventh,
ght on Chestnut extending south.
Third Division—Marshal, A. B. Sloanaker.
Eleventh, and Twelfth. wards,: will form on Seventh,
41ght on Chestnut, extending north. '
• Fourtb. Division—Marshal,' Daniel 11 Bottler. —Ninth,
S'enth, and Twenty-fourth wards; will form on Sixth,
Wight On Chestnut. extending south.
Fifth Difir,ion—klarshal, William Fisher Mitchell
Thirteenth. Fourteenth, Sixteenth, and Twenty. second
wards; will form on Sixth, right on Chestnut, extending
lhorth.
Sixth Division—Marshal, ,George W. Hacker.—Fif
teenth, Twentieth, and rwenty first wards; will fotm
on Fifth right on Chestnut, extending ,ouch.
Seventh Division—Marshal, William Rittenhouse.—
Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth. and Twenty third
Awards: will form on Fifth, right on Chestnut, extending
2/orth.
CHIEF MARSHAL'S SPECIAL DIRECTIONS.
The line will be formed, in open column of sections,
.nix Onion, continuing in that, order until dismissed.
'The different divisions will wheel 'into line-under rue
.command of their Chief, as designated above.
The line will he formed precisely at 8 o'clock. Tie
- wards, therefore, are requested to leave their head
'Quarters in time to join their respective divisions, in
command of their As7,istant Marsha formation rer that they
ynay reach the place designated for in time to
prevent delay, as the parade will move precisely at
Th e mershale 113111. Aide will Annear in dark clothes,'
Nvhite gloves, with batons, and mounted, and be duly
prepa(canereceive their commands, one hour previous
p theiO of the line.
The Chief Marshal will expect all of the above orders
to be strietly carried out. by the Marshals in command.
y order of
It wri,r,lSl ll H. KERN, Chief ilarshil
TTENTION:THIRD WARD
oc•- NATIONAL UNION PARTY,
The loyal Citizens of the Ward are Tel:minted to meet
at the following places at half past - six o'clock
The Finn. Second, 'third, Fourth, and=Fifch Preclude
At the corner of Fourth and Christian, streets; and the
4Sigth, Seventh, and Eighth precincts, at the House of.
Jirdttstry. Catharine street, above Seventh, to attend the
• grand Curtin Demonstration; Lot there, be-one more
and rally for Liberty and the Union. Miele Will be in.
Stteudance.
By order of Executive Committee.
- WILLIAM ROBERTA, President.
aAbflii B. HAYDOCK. Secretary.
ENTH. WARD,
GE AIM TORCIEILIG-FIT PARADE,
In honor of the Visit of the
BON ANDREW G.
Governor of Pennsylvania, on,
I3aturday. Eyening, October 10, 1863.
The Loyal Citizens of the Tenth ward will miserable
at the UNION lINADttUs ETERS, N. B. corner of BROAD
and RACE, Streets, on TEM (Saturday) EVENING, a t 7
o'clock, to repair to the Grind Torchlight Procession in
,3ionor of our standard bearer, . ,
By order of the National Union:issOelation.
HENRY
C. iIOWELL, President.
Wm. It, LEEDS, Secretaiy,
N . O.T I C E.
FIFTEENTII WARD RALLY 1' •
.
The Miami of the Fi ft eenth Ward will assemble at the
Weadottarb3rs. TWENTIETH and COATES Streets, THIS
SvENIXO,' October 10, at 6 o'clock, to join in the Grand
lroacinaciaT PROCESSION in honor of the visit of
feovernor A. 0. CURTIN to this city,
oars p 14ARMIAL,
Major JOSEPH C. HESS.
AIDS, ,
( John J. Kersey.
dIBISTANTEI.
'Arch& W. Carry,
'Jacob Osborne;
Nicholas Unborn, ,
Joseph Tomlinson.
Samuel D. Bartok. -
nittes. -
p. MlLLlnflhor4taiy. •
Immo O. Price,
Joseph Wood,
A dSr Oibbs,
.El wa
B. ,Dasds,
Ansa O. Michensr,
Joh,g-111. Lee„
Broplisof Executive Cos
43.
POLITICAL.
NATIM&TIONAL UNION N(SIAINA-
A.‘
STATI OFYIONRO.
FOS GOVERNOR,
ANDREW G. CURTIN.
FOR JUDGE OF. SUPREME OOURTi
DANIEL AGNEW.
SIZTATOR-FIRST 13ENATORILL DD3TBIOT.
JF;RENIAH NIOHOLS.
REPRESENTATIVE?.
Ist DIttrIat—WILLIAM FOSTER.
2d " THOMAS J. CHOATE.
id " THOMAS T. WILLS. ,
4th " JOHN D. WATSON.
6th " WILLIAM. W. WATT.
Bth " ISAAC IL O'HARRA.
7th " THOIIIA.S CIOCHRAN.
Bth " JAMES KERNS.
9th " CHARLES DIXEY.
10th " S. S. 141100AST.
11th " ISAAC A. SIIEPPARrD.
12th LUKE V. SUTPHIN.
18th " WILLIAM Y. LEADER.
14th 5 ; S. FREDERIOK GETZ.
16th " WILLIAM F. SMITH.
10th " EDWARD G. LEE.
17th 1l JAMES MILLER.
COUNTY OFFIORRS.
ItECIORDEIt Or DEEDS.
LEWIS R. BROOM/ILL.
PAOTHONOTABY OV DISTECCOT-Ocrawr.---
GEORGE KELLY.
°LIME OP •COURT OP ,QUARTIIR MISSIONS.
GEORGE Et. MOORE.
001101113. H.,
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
CITY OFFICERS.
CITY TICE/LBURIM.
HENRY BUMM.
- CITY CONEXTSSIONIER.
PHILIP. HAMILTON.
By order of the City Committee of Stmerintendewm
ee9•tf - •
NATIONAL UNION 7 lOKET.
FIFTH WARD.
ASSEMBLY.
JOHN -D. WATSON.
COMMON COUNCIL.
A, WILSON ILENSZEY.
SCHOOL. DIRECTORS• •
BENJAMIN firCESL.
•
• THOMAS FITZGERALD.
S. FIISTIN ELDRIDGE.
FRASOISH DUFFEY.
(for the unexpired term of C. H. Tisdell.)
CONSTABLE
THOMAS M. PEARSON. 00.60
EIGHTH WARD
NATIONAL UNION TIVICET.
SENATOR,
JEREMIAH NICHOLS. ,
ASSEMBLY,
- JOHN D. WA rsoN. • .
SELECT COUNCIL, .
ALEXANDER L. HODODON.
SCHOOL - DIRECTOSS,
JOHN EL ATWOOD.
MORRISS PATTERSON',
- JAMES F. GALOY, M. D.',
(For the unexpired term of J. C. Focht%) -
WILLIAM F. JUDSON. . oc7-St
THIRTEENTH WARD NATIONAL
- 0 - UNION TICKET.
Assembly, Seventh District—Thomas Cochran. •
Select Com:mil—James Byrd..
Echool Direetors—George Dockenbnrg, Philip Frazer,
Charles Baker, John ltfandercon. for the unexpired
term of Spencorßoberts
Constables—Joseph E. 6haw, John I. Miller.
• ' 0e3.10,12.13-4V
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
.
AMOS BRIGGS (for 2 years). HENRY C. ORAM (for the
unexpired term of..a. W. Adame, resigned).
SCTIOCIL DI RECTORS.
SAMUEL SCHELDE:,
E. W. LEIGHTON.
W. FISHER MITCHELL,
ISAIAH G. STRATTON,
(for the unexpired term of Wm. Ayres, resigned. )
oc9-41*
TWENTIETH WA_RD.
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
.REPRESENTATIVE FOURTEEXTR DISTRICT,
S. FRIDERICK GATE.
COMMON" COUNCIL.
HENRY C. HARRISON, JAS. 11. BILLING VON.
- D. sCHOOL DIRECTORS.
CHAS. D. COLLAD AT, Jo.S. F. MARCEL
R
THOS. B. REEVES.
CONSTABLE—Joint RENCILL oc9.St*
SIXTEENTH WARD.
All Loyal Citizens of the ward in favor of sustaining
the present Administration, and in favor of the election
of Curtin and the whole 'Union Tieket. are requested to
meet at Robert Wardell's, SECOND .. and BEAVER
Streets, at 734' o'clock ,THIS (Saturday) RVENING, to
participate in the,Graii'd Torchlight Procession.
A band of music has been engaged. •
_
By order of SAM. 5, TOMPKINS, President.
A.- W. WRIGHT. Secretary. -
U - NION_MASS MEETINGS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
PHILADELPHIA.. Independ. nce Square Governor
Curtin, Governor Morton, of Indiana; Ex Governor W.
F. Johnston. Px:Hovernor Pollock, Hon.' P. C. Shan
non, Hon. John C Knox, Morton McMichael, Esq.,
Hon. John W. Forney, Colonel R. S. Mathews.
CDRWENSVILLE. Clearfield county—l i on. James M.
Scovel. • -
JOHNSTOWN, Cambria county—Gen. B. F. Bruce, of
New York; Governor bandall, Hon. L. W. Hall.
CARLISLE, Cumberland county—General Henry Wil
son, of Massachusetts; Hon. Chauncey H. Depew, of
New York; General Richard Busteed, of New York; Dr.
William Bider.
• - . .
MIDDLETOWN, Dauphin courdy=Prof. liegeman and
Charles H. Shriner,
CONSHOHOCKEN, Montgomery countyllon. S. H.
Hammond, of New York, and Colonel Fitzgerald.
READING—Hon: N. B. Browne.
CHAMBERSBURG, Franklin county—Hon.' A. K.
'McClure and Bon: Franklin Bound.
NEW CASTLE, Lawrence coauty—GoneralE. B. Tyler,
of Ohio, and Hon. Thomas Cunningham.... •
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Delaware county—Robert L.
DiartlD, Esq. Samuel B. Thomas, Esq., and J. Addis
Thompson Esq.
ERlE—Major General Franz Sigel and Gov Noble.
DNIONYILLE, Chester county—Hon. John Hickman
and Dr. W. Worthington:
ROCKVILLE, Lycoming county—Hon. Henry Johnson.
WEST EARL, Lancaster connty—J. B Amwake, Esq
0. J. Dickey, &q., E. Eillingfelf, Esq., Lieut. S. G.
Bah m er. _ .
.
ELIZABETHTOWN, Lancaster. county—Hon. - S. H.
Hammond, Prof. Hegeman of Now York, Geo. M. Kline,
Esq., H. Ellmaker, Esq... - Geo. R. Barr, Esq., Win.
Ang- '
Atlee, Esq. A Herr Smith, Esq.:
• EL DORADO, Blair county—Hon. L. W. Hall, Mr.
Reallyy
- BARBISON crry. Westmoreland county—lion. Ed
gar Cowan, Hon. John Covode, W. H Markle, J. A.
Hunter, A. M. Felton; John H. Sampion, E.g.&
FRANKLIN. Susquehannaconntv—Hon. Wm. J. Mr
-
Tell, A. Chamberlin, Esq.
__BALD EAGLE FURNACE, Blair county—James. AL
Hewitt: Esq•, Mr. Dean. '
SEW MILFORD, Sasquehanna county—R. S. Bentley,
George 11. Wells, E'sqs.
PUGHTOW.N. Chester county—Washington Town
send, Wm. B. Waddell, EFC/S. -
CLAYSBURG, Blair county—Hon. S. S. Blair, R. A.
McMurtrie, Esq. -
SF.LLERSVILLE, Ducks county.
SCRANTON, Luzern° county—Benjamin Haywood.
BIRDSBORO', Henke connty—Hon, - Jamee'Xl. Camp
b NEW BLOOMFIELD, Perry county—COE Moittgo- ,
mery, of Mississippi; A. H. Chase, Esq. of; New York;
Charles W. Jay Esq- _
MINERSVILI:E, Schuylkill county—Hon. James H.
Campbell.
Mc CONNELLSBURG. Fulton county—ColOnel 3. W.
Gibbs, of Tennessee; Dr 'S E. Duffield, Captain W. -W.
Sellers, M. Edgar King Esq.
GLEN RIDDLE. Delaware county—Hon. Sohn M.
Broomall, G. J. Prescott, of Maine; Henry A. Heat, of
Connecticut . oci).
VNCOURAGE AMERICAN ALAN - 13-
-ff-• FACTURES, esp3cially .when CHEAPER, REITER,
and MORE RELIABLE than FOREIGN.
THAI/DEUS DATIDS & 00., and
MAYNARD & NOYES'
Justly celebrated.
INKS AND WRITING FLUID.
A single trial will satisfy the most fastidious of its su
periority. •
For'sale, wholesale and retail, at the
' NEW STATIONERY HOUSE.
, No. 132 CHESTNUT : Street.
MOSS CO.
0e9.3t,
GEORGE W. WOOTTEN,
No. 38 South SECOND Street,
rio:IeTSTRAWBERRY Street.
WAREHOUBE—JAYNE Street, Philadelphia.
WHOLESALE DEALER. IN
CARBON OILS, LAMPS, CIIIMNRIB,, Asc..
A fine lot of OIL just received, which 1 offer at the
lowest market rates, having made my 'contracts in the
• •
!Wring, before the advance. OIL In bond. for export.
CHIltiliBYS In quantity, at manufacturers' prices.
Agent for Moore, Bros. , & Co.'s Pitent Fruit Jars,
CHILSON'S PATENT
ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVEN •
COOKING RANGES:.
This Range hag afforded more Fatisfaction than any yet
offered to the public. . • ,
WARM-AIR' FURNACES,
of the most approved and economicalpatterns
SUITED TO ALL CLAIM .OF BUILDINGS
ENAMELED iiLaTE MANTELS,
A large variety of these
_hes:Vint Mantels at.
VElix LVW
Low•doWn and Common
PARLOR GRATES.
for beating Parlors, Cbambers. Offices. &c ,
ADAPTED FOR EITHER HARD OR ,SOFT COAL.
Hot-air Registers and Ventilators; a lams assortment
W. A. ARNOLD,
oclo-s&w2mit 1010 CHESTNUT STREET.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN - THAT
application has been made to the Trustees of the
Fire !Association for renewal of a Policy of Insurance.
No, 148, for $3OO, iseued May lith. 1823. in the hame of
MARY and SARAH PHIPPS, which has ,baen lost or
mislaid: .
Any information thereof will be received by
PAR AEI MITTS,
etlo.stuthl2t N0.'11.21 CALLOWHILD Street: '
NOTICE-MANHATTAN_ LIFE INS.
N CO.
The undersigned, having received the appointment of
Agent and Attorney for the MANIEA.TTAN LIFE INS.
CO., of New York, hereby informs hie friends, and all.
persons.haying buriness with the company, that he has
opened an office at No. 418 WALNUT Street.
JAMES B. CARR,
ed. 6t* Sole Agent and Attorney for Philadelphia.
THE' ATTENTION OF GROCERS
JR- AND OTHERS is invited to the NEW LIQUID
BLACKIAO manufactured by BROWN & BROTHEL
Boston.
This Japan Blacking, with half the 'usual labor, im
parts a most intensely rich lustre and, jet black. equal to
the ;highest Japan Varnish.' produces a most perfect
smooth surface, so as not to soil the lineal linen. renders
the leather easy and pliable. and will retain its virtues
In any climate.
For sale by the case at
yr THAYER dc ; COWPERTHWAITIS, - •
10)26.1Mir • • 417 001111S4011. Street.
ATTENTION CO.' 0, (GYMNAST
gotrAvzs) 2 rn Kvdli era grr P. K.—Members will
assemble at Fa ANRLIN HALL, Six ea street, be
low Arch, on MONDAY EVENING, nth in v t , at %
0' lock, to receive $.26 City Bounty.
(4316.2 t. P. V. MUNI.
CITY BOUNTY.- . THE MEMBERS
of Company E, Thl , d.Reglment, R. B. (late Compa
ny (1, Bine Rerervef). will meet at the ARMORY.
Jefferson Bail, corner Sixth and Christian streets, on
MONDAY BV6NINI3. at 73i o'clock, to receive GltY
Bounty. JOHN H. DYE.
ocle-21,. Captain.
COMPANY," G," 32n REGIMENT
P. M., CRAY RESERV KS, will met'', at tho.krmory
No. 726 clan rtiup Street, on 610:611kY Sendai",
the 12th instant, at , 7;14 , o'clock, to receive the City
Bounty. Coclo.2t*l A. J. WHITE. Captain.
IMPORTANT ORDER-THE
i
f m th u e st p e u ri b il l g ic o t m o c t a l r i!
Superylsory Oornire,,ittee forllecrulting , Colored R9O.-
In fo hn o t;W ri p g u ins td
i c t j u ti c i ti
t o h r :
t a o t t t e h n e t
l e ° l n ti el
WAR DIWARTIKRNT,
ADJUTANT GERRILAVii OFFICE'.
WASIUNGTON. Sept 10,1883.
Capt. Wm. B Lane. Lr S. Army, Olrief Mustering Offi-
. _
cer. ?own.: . •
Sin: 1 am directed by the Secretary of War to 'entreat
you to muster into the regiment of U. S. colored troops
organizing as Philadelphia all colored volunteers from
the Staten of New Jersey and Delaware who may be
Presented. le so doing. you will heap an accurate and
separate account for the respective States. giving tho
number reentered for: the respective Congressional dis
tricts, FO that the States concerned may receive the pro
per credits.
ani, sir, very respectfully. your obedient servant,
THOMAS M. VINCENT.
Assistant Adjatant General.
By this it will be soon that colored volunteers recruit
ed in the States of New Jersey and Delaware (an well as
from other. States), and mustered into the service of the
United Staten in this city, are to bo credited to the States
Dom which they -come. All communications on thin
subject addressed to the undersigned will receive atten
tion, BOST. It. CORSON.
seN-trithe6t Agent for the Committee.
I t CORPS OF HONOR, U. S. A.
ERADQUAIITERA rzatrlTlNg SERVICE.
INVALJD CORPS FOR PIifIADIMPILIA..
243 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLDTEfIS honorably discharged on account of die
ability wall apply for information for enlistment in. the
CORPS •
to Lieut. LIBBER BASTIAN, Invalid Corps.
243 S. Third street. PhiladelPhia,
or to Lieut. J. W. DEAN, Invalid Corps,
on Broltn Weak, awl
N. E. earner , Broad and Spring Barden sts., Phila.
Pay and ?allowances, excepting bounty and winsion,
same as in B. S. Infantry. E. W. 'MATTHEWS,
Major Ist Pa. Art, and Supt. Invalid Corps for Philadel
' atts-tf
i CORPS OP RONVE7 - 07 - cr--.6--_
IIiADQUAKTERS BECII2IIITMO SERVieri,
INVALID CORPS rOit PHILADELPHIA.,
1243 South THIRD Street, PhilachnpLia, Pr,
SOLDIERS honorably dieeharged on account of dlos-
OURS' will apply for information or enlistment in the
, ItUiry..lD CORPS-
to Lieut. HIT.I3F.g. BAST) Ali. Invalid Corps.
243 S. Th ird street; Philadelphia,
or to Lieut. J. W. MAN, Invalid Corm
611 Brown street. and
N. E. corner Broad and Sprint Garden eta. Phila.
Pay and allowances, excepting bounty and pension,
aims as in U. S. Infantry. B. W. M. ii.TTHBWS.
Major Ist Pa. Art. and Supt. Invalid Corps for Plaladel
. . aria tf
NOTICE TO DRAFTED MEN OF THE
• TWENTY-FIRST WARD. •
• The Board of Enrolment of the FOURTH_ DI 9 TRICT
hereby give notice to all persons drafted in the TWE NT Y
FIRST. WARD, (being theXourth sub•district,) that they
will commence the hearing of cases of persons claiming
exemption,, or those desiring to offer substitutes, on
WED NES OAY, October 14, 1813,. -
At the RE ADQUARTERS, corner BROAD and &PRINS ,
GARDEN Streets, and. will hold daily saasions for this
purpose until the entire ward is completed.
The notices served upon drafted men aro all numbered,
and the following order for the hearing of cases has
been resolved upon, and will be strictly adhered to, viz
Wednesday, October 14th. Nos. 1 to 50, inclusivo.
Thursday, do 15th. do 51 to 100, do
Friday, . do 16th, do 101 to 150, do
Saturday.- do 17th. do 151 to 200. do
:.Monday, do ..:19th, 19th, do 201 to 250, do
Tuesday. do 20th, do 251 to 3,50; -do
WednesdaY, do 21st, do 301 to 3 5 0. do
Thursday, do 22d, do 351 to 400, do
Friday do 23d, do' 401 to 463, do
The hours of cession will be from 9 to 12 o'clock A. M. ,
and from 1 to 4 o'clock P. M. .
Tht*e having substitutes to offer will be heard first in
order on each of these days.
*Nl—Persons foiling to report upon the days.fixed as
above for their hearing, will render themselves liable
tp erreet as Deeerters.
19eL.-- The time for the hearing of cases in the Twenty
fourth ward is extended until further notice.
IL M. LANE, Captain and Provost Marshal.
C. B BARP.ETT, Commissioner of Board.
J RALSTON WELLS, Surgeon of Board,.
PrimAtourirrA, October 7, ISM. oc7 Ilt
NOTICE TO DRAFTED MEN IN THE
TWENTIETH WARD. —HeanonArrnas FOURTH
DISTRICT, Oct. 5. MI - S.—Notice is hereby given to all par•
sacs drafted in the Twentieth ward, and who have failed
to report to the Board of Enrolment. at lioadonarters,
Broad and Spring Garden streets, that they ['part do so
on or before Monday next, October 12th, or they will be
consideres and treated as deserters, and a. reward of Ten
Dollars will be 'paid for their arrest and delivery at.
Headquarters. lib person so arrested - can escaPePer
gonal Berrice. _
D. IL LANE, Captain and Provost Marshal
CHAS. B. ti A.:BRETT, Commissioner of Board,
3. RALSTON WELLS, Surgeon of Board.
006-6 t
MPs. isT NOVEMBER m,os
COUPONS WANTED.
EARLY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
WANTED.
STELLING EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
DREXEL de CO.,
ocio-3.m 34 Sonth THIRD
,Street,
MICHAEL J_A_COBS
No. 46 South THIRD StrAet.
PHILADELPHIA.
- -
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, SPECIE. AND 1111.7 CU
RRENT MONEY BOTTGF/T AND. SOLD. .'
STOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON C , tI4IMISSTON.
Particular attention mod to the Negotiation of Tarte
Paper. CITY . WARRANTS BOUGHT. oes-3m.
COLLECTION OF 11.. S. CERTIFI
CATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.—TkaIAMKA&I.
Figgirrient, Washing - still, with despateh. and
'
at reasonable rates, the One-Year Certificates of Dr
debtedness of the United States now due pr shortly -
maturing.
Terms mode known and receipts given at the office.
No. 320 CHESTNUT Street. my6-tf‘
NOTI CE.-N ()TICE IS' -HEREBY
GIVEN that the CERTIFICATE No. - 29,824, 200
Shares, 'Paned to us by the New York Transfer Agency
of the Philadelphia. and Reading Itail.oad has been
LOST. and that application has been made for the sub
stitution of a certificate in place thereof. -
A. G. REHINWAY & CO.;
oc9-Sat No. 53 EXCHANGE Place.
,0S T— CERTIFICATE OF CITY
LOAN, No. 2.674 for $lOO , due January, 1321, in
tame of EIEtRY FlARPER,•Turetee.' se26-s6l,*
S T—CERTIFICATE No. 12, FOR
ALA FIFTY SHARES OF STOCK in the 'DELAWARE
MINING COMPANY OF MICHIGAN, in the name of
W. A. NEWBOLD. All persons are hereby eantioned
against negotiating the same, as application has been
made to the Company for its renewal. au29Bl2t*
'MARSHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
of a writ of sale. by the. Hon. JOHN CADWALA
DER, Judge of the District, Court of the United'States, in
and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania,- in Ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold at public sale. to
the highest and hest birder for cash, at HALLO WHILL
STREET WHARF, on SaTuIIDAT, October 17, 1863, at
12 o'clock Al, the Canal Boat BALTIC, of Pottstown, her
tackle, apparel. and furniture, and the cargo, conaisting
of COAL. The boat is lying on the flats near the wharf
at Allegl eny avenue, and will be sold as s e now Des.
WILLIAM .
11. S. Marshal E. D. of Penrisylvania.
Philadelphia, October 7. 1863.. 0c10.7t
"1%/17NICIPAL CLAIMS.-NOTICE IS
J. O hereby given to the owners of the properties men
tioned in the appended memoranda of Marcus that write
of Stirs Facial will be issued thereon nnlesi the same
are paid. • WM. W. JUVENAL,
" • Attorney for. Claimants,
No. Mercantile Library Building,
PKILADELPHIa.October 3. 1863.
IR TEE, vwrnot cocrRT,AQRTHV, CITY AND
- - -
The Clty'of Philadelphia, to the use of Adam Warth
man and. James L. Barron, vs. 11. R. Levistein, owner:
or rennted owner. District Court, Dec. T., 1858, No. 34.
paving. $196.47. Lot, ,northwest corner of YORK and
BABB Streets, 72 feet front on said York street, 125 feet 3
inches along said Gaul street. Nineteenth ward.
IN TER c . 2URT 9te ombro PLE a _FOR. THE, CITY
The City of Philadelphia, to the use ofAdana Worth
,
manland Janes L. Barron vs. Minor Rogertwowner, or
reputed eviler, Common ' Pleas, Doe. 1566. No. 118.
paving. $24 H. Lot. northwest side of baTiAL Street.
Si feet northeast from Dauphin street Nineteenth ward.
Same , +s. Sams. owner, or reputed owner, Common
Pleas,. Dec. T.. 1868, No. 119, paving: $24.98. Lot and
dwelling, northwest side of CORAL Street. 52. feet north
east from Damphm street. Nineteenth ward. -
Same vs. William 11. Boyer, Common Pleas,-Dec. T.,
1868, No. 161. paving. $156 06. Lot, northwest corner
of 11UNTINGDON and JASPER Streets. Nineteenth
ward. 0c10.28t
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE. •
PHTIADELPHIA.. October 9. 1883.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until TU ES
DAY, the 23th hint., at 11 o'clock M., for the immediate
delivery of
(0,000 feet 1 inch Pine Boards, common millings.
Bidders will state the price, delivered on board yes
eels at this port, at the Philadelphia. Wilmington, and.
Baltimore Railroad Company's depor,.in this city, or at
Waahington: D. C. The right is reserved to reject — acs
bids deemed too MO. Col. 'Q. - C 1 4133 HAN.
0c10413 - Asst. Q. M. General.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER "GIE.
REIZAL'S OFFICE, -
PaiLADET,PurA,Ith October. Val -
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
THURSDAY, .15th instant, at 12 o'clock M the
delivery in this City of •
500 Army Wagons. complete.
100 lets Six Mule Harness, complete.
One
One half of the above Articles to be completed and
ready for delivery, on.or before .11th November next;
the balance on or before let December next. Harness to
be made of best quality " Oak Tanned" Loather,' The
right is reserved to reject all bids deemed tao high.
By order.. A. BOYD.
. 0c7.8t , Capt. and A R. Pd., Tr, S. A.
ORDNANCE .OFFICE WARDEPART
mENT. wksaiNGToN, Oot. 7, 1863. —SE.S.T.ND
PROVOS &LS will be received at this office until'! P. M.,
on the 30th of the current month of October, for 100,00.1
sets of infantry accoutrements, calibre 6S, to bra- deliver
ed in the falowing quantities, at the nndernamed arse
nate, viz: .
20,100 seta at the New York Arsenal, Governor's Island,
20,000 " 'Frankfort Arsenal, Bridesburg, Pa.
20,000 " Allegheny Arsenal. Pittsburg, Pa.
00.000 " St. Louts Arsenal; St. Louis, Mo.
10.000 U. S. Armory, Springfield, Masa.
These accoutrements aro to be made in strict conformi
ty with the regulation 'Patterns, which can be seen at
either of the above named arsenate, and they are to be
subject to inspection at the arsenal - where delivered, be
fore being received for the Government; none - to be ac
cepted or paid for, but such as are approved on inspec
tion. The belts to be of grained leather. and alt the
stock tobe the best oak-tanned. The shoulder belt will
be included in the set. - - •
- Deliveries must be made in lots of not less than 1.000
sets per week for all contracts of 10, 000 sets or' under;
ar.d not less than 2,000 sets per week on all contracts for
'over 10, COO ts ; the first delivery to be made within, fif
teen days from date of contraet Failure to deliver at a
specified time will subject the contractor to a forfeiture
of the amount to be delivered at that time. The ac
contrerneuta must-be boxed in the usual manner; the
boxes to le charged at coat, to be determined. by the in
spector.
- Bidders will state-explicitly the arsenal or arsenals
Where. they propose to deliver, and the number of , gets
they propose to deliver at each place, cif for-more than
One. . • .'" -
F o bids will be considered from parties other than re
grdar manufacturers of the article, and-such as are
known to the Department to be fully competent toexe•
cute, in their own ebops. the work proposed for. Each
Party obtaining a contract will be required to enter into
bonds, with approved sureties, for its faithfal fulfil
,
ment.
= .
The Drpartment reserves to itself the right to reject
any or all bids, if not deemedgatisfaetory.
Proposals will be addressed. to 'Brigadier Gegeral
George D. Ramsay. Chief' of Ordnance. Washington."
and will be endorsed Proposals for Infantry Accoutre
ments." GEO. D. RAMSAY;
octlo-stuth7t Brigadier General, Ohiefpf Ordnance..
FRUIT TREES AT PUBLId SALE,
'
. . .
1 , ..a near 'Riveron. New Aram'', on SECOND DAY. 12611.
inst.. at 1 o'clock. Tho train leaving Walnut street, via
Camden and Amboy Railroad. at 12 o'clock noon, stops
at Rivetton,!and returns lathe kiffslaing.
WILLIAM PARRY,
• Cinnaminson, N. J.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.
—The highest' price-paid cash - for old Cold 'and
Silver, by L. LADOMUS & CO., 802 GEISSTNOT
Street.. ' ocB;3t
DIXON'S STOVE POLISH:- •
Superior to any ever made. and never fails to give
satiefaotion. JOHN H„ ALLEN dr.CO
Wholesale. A re its
Nos 4 sail t CHESTNUT Street.
,
. - BAT u'Axo. OCTOBER 10, 1863:
THE 'PRESS.----PHILADELPRIA., - - - .
MILITARY NOTICES.
FINANCIAL
LOST AND FOUND:
LEGAL.
MUNICIPAL CLAIMS.
"e6Crifi , if OF PHILADELPEIA.
AID COTINTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
PROPOSALS , .
RETAIL' DRY iloops.
NOW OPEN
PARIS, LONDON Ali AMERICAN
CLOAKS
RICH LYONS VELVETS,
INDIA GROS GRAIN,
MATALBA. SILK,
PARIS-MADE VELOUR CLOTHS,
PARIS WOOL CASHMERES,
FANCY CASHMERES, •
PARIS-MADE FROSTED BEAVERS,
DIAGONAL CASHMERES,
CHINCHILLA CLOTHS,
BELGIAN'TRICOTS AND DOESKINS,
ENGLISH PLUSHES,
ENGLISH. MELTONS,
AT THE
PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK,
AND
c - F - crß, p.mpoltrcym,
92,0 CHESTNUT STRE.Erf
J. W. PROCTOR ct CO.
oclestuthtf
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN", &
AMILEON.
1008 Chestnut Streit,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HOtISE-FURLISHIENd
: ID XI Y. c 0 0 El; ,
Keep the 1a vest assortment in the city, comprising the
best deseriptione of
, Turiayisi — ri a 11711:40, -Mac:C."lm uumains,
Linens, Meetings, - Napkins,
lies, Table Linen, Toweling,
Linens Blapee.
- - -
PIANO COVENS,
TABLE COVERS, •
TAI3Le.; COVERINGS.
• FURNITURE CHINTZES,
And newest styles of materials for
Curtains and. Furniture Coverings,
BROCATEELB, PLUSH; •
- SATINS, TERRIES, •REPS,
MORBENS. 'DAMISKS,
and a general assortment of the-beet makes of Hosiery,
Merino Under Shirts, Vests, Drawers, Balmoral Skirts,
White Goods, and
Staple TO.m.hroitieries,
At the Lowest CASH PRICES.
N. B.—Estimates given for furnishing
SHADES AND CURTAINS,
Either in the City or Connrty. bolOstuthswaGt
OPENING O.F , -
NV, - IN7Elin : CLOAKS,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13.
WM. P. CAMPBELL,
oclo St 111:21 eIIEsTNUT Street
LEE & REED,
succpsons TO WIC wAratocir,
43 North Eighth Street, Below Arch,
have now open a Large and Handsome Stock of Silk and
Wool Poplins, Reps. Menaces, &c.
Also, Extra Quality BLACK GRO-GRAIN SILKS.
Also, very superior LYONS BLACK SILKS .
Also, from the iete SPECI HALE in NEW YORK, a
Large Lot of very Handsome LACE CURTAINS. .10
T M. 11AFEEIGH.
SUCCESSOR TO L.
HAS -REMO VED
.S STOCK TO THE
NEW MARBLE STORE,
902 CHESTNUT STREET;
AND HAS 'OPENED. IN ADDITION THERETO, A
LARGE AND WRIA,SELEGTSD STOCK OF
• FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
ALL OF THE BEST FABRICS AND NEWEST DESIGNS.
J. M. H. be to state that he has now sec ared the
BEST aTORE in the BEST LOCATION, and has also the
means and facilities far prcenring, at all times, a Stock
which will inake his the. LEADING REPAIL DRY.
GOODS BUSINESS in the city ocS-St
o glit OPENING OF
MOURNING MILLINERY,
NEW MOURNING STORE;
926 CHESTNUT STREET.
3101VDA:r .A_ND
OCTOBER 12 and 13,
" 06-4 t M. & A. MYERS & CO.
WINTER CLOAKS.
or. M. lIA-VILEIGrI-1;-
HAS NOW OM
PARIS AND "AMERICAN
CLOAKS,
AT HIS NEW-STORE.
NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET . %
ocB at
CLOTH HOUSE.
WILLIAM T. SNODGRASS'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cLorrix riousza,
No. 31 South SECOND St., and 23 smAwmay St
A FULL STOCK OF
ARMY CLOTHS.
NAVY CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES. • •
NOBBY COATINGS. —
CHINCHILLAS.
VELVET CLOTHS.
FROSTED BEAVERS.
ESQVIMAUX,
BILLIARD CLOTHS.
BAGATELLE CLOTHS, &c. oci-t24
FROSTED BEAVERS%
Black mixed Frosted Beavers: -
Brown. mixed Frosted BeaVerSo
. . Purple mixed Frosted Beavers.
.Prices range from Stl 00 to S 4 75. -
BLACK BEAVERS.
Black ribbed Beaver Cloths,
Black Tricot 'Cloths. . -
Black Castor BeaVera::'
Black French Broadcloths.
OVERCOAT cLoTnsp , L.
Heavy Overceatings, of various kinds' , -
Heavy fancy Cassimeres for basil:less - sults,'
New fashionable colors Cassimeres.
Heavy silk-mixed Oassimeres.
Low-priced Cassimeres. -
LADIES' CLoAKS IN_CLOAK ROOM.
New Winter Cloaks,
Elega.ut Garments,
For Fa I end Winter.
Ready Made, or " ,
' Made to order.
French Blanket. Shawls,
, • Fine Woolen Long Shawls.
- Fine Broch,t Lona Shawls. '
Large stock of every kind or MIISLINS, FLANNELS,
BLANKETS. TICKING 8, TABLE DA.MASKS. DIAPERS,
&c., &c. . . COOPER & CON. RD,
B: B. corner BIRTH and MAKKET Streets.
AT RETAIL
JOHN F. YOUNG'. "
.
No. 70 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Has now in store an excellent assortment of _DRESS
GOODS, &e.,consisting in. part of Black Silks, Alpacas,
from the lowest to' the finest quality, Merinoe Wool do,
Lathes, Plain and Striped Poplins. choice ".style Plaid
Cashmeres, Reps. Shawls. and &nee. Also, aloft line
of Flannels, including Silk Warp. Shaker, &c., Arc.
To which the special attention of the retail trade is in
vited. •
JAB. R. CAMPBELL & CO.
No. - 727. CHESTNUT Street, .
Invite special attention, to their stock of Silks, which
they offer at low prices, comprising
COLORED ARMURE PLAIN OTTOMAN, AND OTTO
_ MAD STRIPED. -
Black Gros Guinn and Gros de Rep. . -
A full line of Ponit de Sole, in the choked colors.
• Also, a full line of. Plain Black Silks, of all widths
and qualities, for .Dresses lira Mantles. oc3-6t
CHEAP SILKS.
Just received a LOT OF FANCY SILKS .
From AUCTION, $1 peryard. _ •
• SHAKFLESS BROTHERS.
ocB "CHESTNUT and. EIGHTH 84.setii
MOURNING CLOAKS,
MANTLES, SHAWLS, 211 a:,
At the
NEW I.IOURNING STORE.
OR6 CHESTNUT Street.
oel9-Im. M. .5c ..e. nrvEss & co.
FPWIN HALL & CO., No.- 26 -SOUTH
-A-A SECOND Street,. would call attention to their Stock
of DRESS GOODS. embracing all the novelties of the
season, from the lowest price goods to the most exueu
ich printed Merinoes and Cashmeres. .
Rich and neat style all,wool Delaines.
Figared Mohair Reps. a?' : '
Plain Reps and Mohairs.
Fancy styles of Polonaise. •:-:"„'
All-wool Plaids.
Rich French Chintzes. •
Plain all-wool Dolaines, double Width.
Plain all-wool Delaines, single width.
Black and Colored Alanacas.
Wholesale as well as Retail Buyers are respectfully in
cited to examine our Stock. , 5e1770
COLO - RBA PH.O,TOGRA.FIIS FOR $1
only, and unquestionably the hest made for the
price. 'Ph ei r great patronage for years attests their worth.
G o to SECOND Street. above Green. It*
NONE W3lO ENGAGE A PORTRAIT
at RIIIMER'S will ever regret it His life-size Pho
tographs in oil-colors are" true copies of the original.
bECOND Street, above Green. lt*
REDIER'S IVORYTYPES ARE.MAR•
VELS of art. Sir Mile and truthful in tyle and.
coloring, they strike, the ohßerver *ith admiration of
Abair rare perfection, SECOND St., above Green. lt*',
.
D. MARCHA_NT PORTRAIT
f,PAIITPER, has removed to wl9 LOCCITE t3trik.
where" he will ballad to see hie friends and:thoso ofthe
public who may be interoated labia WIG of tat.
ocf , Zfe if
COMMI
lON HOUSES.
CO..
N.
uzs.
SSION 1111.11CIIINTS.
&EGER'S. -
Blrs & 00.,
PLATZBIANN.
'ENft3..AND ORENOBL3
LYONS, ST.
sel(6thett2m
RAf3lB 1 13/681 /5
, •
-•••!._ . - ' , ND HAND .
NEW AND ' COI, 'D QUINT
'Mali:4EBB, 101.1,61'. ,ih,
' • .. B'Gl3 . ", .. .
. O 6 -5 : 1.7 on hand, • i tid, ;
JOHN T. a ; , 'ATI.EY , illi, - '
, • No. 113 NO FRONT STRRRi.,
air WOOL depga l DR BALE.. , ii, 7..........,
MUM! EY GOODS.
t uEn MILLIN 1' Y GOODS.
I . , 1 _
BRoOKSIA:ROSENHLIBI,
I.tt.
431. 1 RKET STREET.
have now ML band a mplete assortment of nsw styles
RIBBONS, B NNETS, VELVETS,
BONNET-SI KS, MISSES' HATS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LACES,
MILLINER GOODS GENERALLY,
to which we invite he attention of the trade. 007.1 m
ALL, .1863;
WOOD & C
, .
725:OHESTRUT BMW.
Hays now open i
I
.I.I,ABGE STOOK OF
STRAW AND: PELT GOODS,:'
FRENCH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, RIBBONS,- •
• Antra- general , assortment of
• NIILLIN - ERY `:GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of
TAB TRADE. - sel7-2m
EIGHTH-ST. RIBBON • STORE,
___,. No. 107 N. EIGHTH SPEEM.-
.
. e would inform our customers, and Wthe ladles
senerally, that we
OPEN THIS DAY
sompiete - stock Con
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
AT - -
WHOLESALE AND - RETAIL.
FOE THE
FALL AND WINTER SEASON OF 1803.
Our stock consists of
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS,
every shade and style
• BLACK VELVET RIBBONS,
plain and with whit, and colored eases:
FELT AND STRAW BONNETS AND RATS.
'the newest shares;
• • ..
814.115, VSLVSTS:,AND.IINCI7T vsr,vms.
ART‘IAL PLOWBRS AND PEdTEIBBS.
ONW-FRADIBIS, LACW. 2 , dtc.,
•By buying fro theimporters direct, and by constant
attendance at the various auction sales in this city and
New York, we are enabled to offer a splendid assort
ment of goods in, our line at the most ieasouable prices;
A full assortment kept up till the, end of the Reason.
Country orders promptly attended to.
SICIIEL WETL;
. No. 107 North EIGHTH. Street
•
IN FRENCH FLO W.ERS, 1863
.FEATHERS, LACES, RIBBONS, .&
%_; • -NEW- STYLE HATS,
JUST OPENED AT
KENNEDY go BRO.'S,
No. 729 CHESTNUT Street, below Eighth.
tee9-5m •
_ _ _
t tin AIRS. TaNG, 1026 CYCEST
NOT F.treet. will ripen Ofnll assortment of FALL
" -.At IIV AIID WINTER MILLINERY, en WEDNESDAY,
October 14th. oelo 6t*
IRMRS. H. WRIOH T, NO. 137
Pm street, will open Fashionable Millinery, on
THURSDA,Y, October Bth. 1863. oes-Iw*
MISSES O'BRYAN, No. .1107
WALNUT Street: have received Paris MILLI
NERY for Fall. which they will be prepared to
show to their customers on and after THURSOAY. Oc
tober let. . be29-12t*
sip) MOURNING BONNETS
Made to order at the
_____
MP?' MOITRNTNG STORE,.
9213 CHESTNUT Street,
sel97lm -- & A. MYERS & CO
= _JEADIESP FURS.
ILA - DIES' FANCY FURS.
Oroli -jo".& - Etvalat.A.,
Nei 718 413.011 - - - EMMET, - 15Er.K.W
Importer and Manufacturer
OF •
LADIES'' FANCY FURS.
my assortment of FANCY FUNS 'for Ladies and Chil
dren is now cOMplete, and embracing every variefy that -
will be fashionable . during the present season: All sold
at the manufacturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please
give me a call. 0c.31n
OPENING OF FANCY FURS. •
JOHN A. ST DI BACH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
NO. 820 ARCH STREET, BELOW NINTH,
Has now open a splendid stock of
LADIES AND CHILDRE : N'S FURS,
•
Which will be sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES. oe2-3ra
F UR FURS!
- .
GEORGE -F, WONRATRi .
NOS. .11.5. AND 417 ARCH STREET,
.
tz` was NOW Claws
A FULL ASSORTMENT
. Or ,
lA-AD.IES'.FURS,
To which the attention of the public is invited. se23-Sm
ARMY GOODS.
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS
HEAVY MEDIUM'
AND LIGHT MEETINGS AND
SHIRTING& •
STANDARD DRILLS. •
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
wesmwerrart AND VICTORY CABG3RICS AND
SILECIAS. _
BROWN, BLBACHED, AND CORSET MANS.
No. 'IW WORSTED YARN, &a. aelB.lf t 1
FOR THE' ARMY AND NAVY.
, .
",'V".Ek.'N'S 8L HASSALL,.
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
41.8 ARCH STREET.
• PHILADELPHIA._
Bannere, Regiinental and COmpany Flags,
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Passants, Epaulettes,
Hats, Capi, Canteens, Haversacks, Camp
Chests, Field Glasses, Spurs, and everything
pertaining to the complete outfit of Army
and Navy Offlcers.
liberal discount allowed to-the trade.
- _
w. SIMONS iea BROTHER
RANSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
_ MADITPACITURERE OP JEWELRY.
FINE SWORDS.
- • AND
MILITARY !GOODS IN /TREY TAMMY.
lA244f6in
VIF.TH COLLECTION DISTRICT OF.
-47 PENNSYLVANIA-
UNITED STATES ASSESSOR'S OFFiOL
GERMANTOWN. October 6th, 1363,
I'l NDTICEIS HEREBY:GIVEN, that .theiannual
enumerations, and assesements for the year 1863. taken
pursuant to the Excise law of the United States for the.
Fifth Pennsylvania district, will be open for examine-
Jinn during the, fifteen days immediately subsequent to
the date of this notice, at the following places, viz:
Divisions N0c,..1, 2, 3. awl 4,‘ (Bucks county,) at the
offices or residences of the respective Assistant Assess-
Dlesions Nos: G; 6," 7; and 10, (Twenty-second and
Twenty-fifth wards of •Pbiladelphia, ) at the office of the
Assessor,' Langstroth'ißullding. Germantown.
',DA/sten Vu. 8 (part'' of Twokay-third 'ward.) at the
(Ace of the DeputY.Collector. Frankford.• • 1 - •
Devisf om No. 9,(residne of Twenty, third, ward,) at the
residence of the•Aseistant Assessor, John. W. Trump,
These lists and. assessments are a statement of the tax
which has -been • asdessedty Assistant "Assessors upon"
licenses, inCOTRes, carriages, billiard tables.' bowling.
alleys, plate of silver and plate at
And the subscriber; at.hle office in Germantown, will,.
on TIIMISDAY,. October 22d. of , the current year, be
tween the hours of 9 A. H. and 0 P. bear and deter-.
mine all written appeals that may be made relative to
any erroneous valuations or enumerations of Assistant
Assessors,' in the 6th. 7th, Bth. 9th.; add 10th divi
sions, - (being -the" Twenty second. Twenty-third, and
Twenty-fifth wards of the city of Philadelphia); and on
TUESDAY, October • 27th, he.will sit forte same pur
pose 'Doylestown; Bucks, connty,.. at the Made • of
JO B N W. COWELL, F,sq„ collector ot the district, be
tween the hours of 9A: and 3: 11 ., for• Divisions
Nos. I, 2,3, and 4, (Bucks cotioty.) -
-All persons who do not file written appeals ou,ep be.
fore the above-named days for hearing.the same. will be
estopped from obtaining, any abatement o' their taxes.
• • _ EDWIN T CHASE.
oc6-10-17 , 3t • Assessor Fifth District. Pennsylvania.
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8. TENTH Street. aboveollestuut. sea-thetn6mif
. _ . TV,T.J.BSES BRA.CEB 'L c.,
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corner. of TWELFTH and RACE, Streets.
- Ladies' Department for same, condi:m:oo'bl;
Ladies. TWELFTH' Street. first door .below!lgen. The
most .complete and varied stock on hand sonalsting in
part of Trusses: Supporters. Shoulder ~ itooesv • Belts,
Bandagee, -, Elastio Stockings, Crutches,. -beige- AA , A x .
tleles for piunery. Met /Worn , aul• 411.1:1hu 11
IRK. 165 DUANE STREET.
' &GS I
From, the army hospital—tha bloody battle field—the
mansion of the rich and humble abode of the poor—from
the office and the sacred desk—from the mountain top,
distant valleys and far-off islands. of the ocean—from
every nook and',corner of the civilized world—is pouring
in the evidence of the astonishing effects of DRAKE'S .
PLAATATION BITTERS. Thousands upon.
.thonsands
of lettere like the following may be seen at our office:
REBDTBURY, WI3 :Sept. DI,
~* a I have been in the army hospitals for
fourteen months — speechless and nearly dead At Alton,
111,, they gave me a bottle of 'Plantation Bitters. *
Three bottlee teetered iuy speech and cored me. • • " *
C. R. ELAIITE."
Accra WalteAW, 0., July 213„ 1863.
..* * * Clue young man, who bad been nick and not
m il of- the 'house for Iwo years with SCrofola and FAY
ilas. after paying the doctora over $l5O withont hone
gt,.bce been cured by ten bottles of your Bitters. • a •
EDWARD wouNALL."
1.,, •h e f o li o , v,ing is from the Matron of the Union Home
senn„ , l for th. 9 , Cnildren of volunteers: ' .
„ra....tif;R:tc,:EYEß MANSION', FiFTY4IIIS : RNTIT •
• '-' Li cw YORK. August 2, 1t383.. Sr.,'
',YOlll' wonderful Plantation Bitters
have
been
„rivet , t, I,some of our little children suffering
vs,, ? e .sd ak a i r u ., n w g i s th w p it a h i ' a m .
i o n at th h e ap h )7 ad e , ff l e o e s t s .
f o O r f l o i a e m p l v i w t e t e t l i c a t k e g: i ir a e t n ,:in a d n p a d a il r y i'
~ Tasting consumMion, on whom
exhausted, has bean entirely
with but a teaspoonful of
increased; strength and
all medical v, stil c i o ta m d e b a r ea , l ,, ,
re toted:
health fo a li d o n a w e y t e . pe d.:* e n i ii . c a . P ' relL.‘ ; xts.
0.
.m.
riEvot.,,
c* * I owa ranch to you, fo.r VarilY believe the
Plantation Bittere bavo Fayed my
REV. W. It:WAG:OOI4ER, Y. Y."
‘..
Thou wilt send me two bottles; more of thy
?la ttalionßitcms. My Wife has been grtotir.benented
by their use.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN, Philadelpl2l4, Pa."
hays been a great sufferer from Dyagenvia,
end had to abandon. madden'. * The Plantation
Bitten htive cured , ms. '
REY. 3. B. CaTtiORN, Rochester, N. Y."
Send ue twenty-four dozen moreof your
Plantation Bittez e, the popularity of which is daily in
creasing kith the guests of oar tense.
SYKES, CLIAWICK, & CO.,
Proprietors Willard's Hotel, Washington.. D. C."
•,* * * I haVe given the Plantation Bitters to hun
dreds of our disabled soldierswith the most astonishing*
effect. G. W. D. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers' Rome, Cincinnati, 0."
~* * The Plantatliik, Bitters have cured ins of
liver comtlaint, of whici.cr was laid lIP prostrate and
had to ahandonloY busiaesp:
If. 13'. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, 0."
* * * The Plantation Bitters have cured me of a
derangement of the kidneys ft/I.a urinary organs that has
dietressed me for years. It acts like a charm.
C. C. MOOIIB, Agent for Colgate el . CO. , 2:34 Broadway,"
&a., Vic.. &c..- &G..' &e.
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the lan
guid brilliant, and are exhausted n atare 's great restorer.
They are composed: of the celebrated Cliasaia Bark,
Wintergreen. Sassafras, Roots. Herbs, preserved
in perfectly pure St. Croix Rum.
S. T.-1800.--x.
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with , weakiiesa,
lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, dis
tress after eating. torpid liver. constipation; ,bc.,.deserve
to suffer if they will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest -medical autho
rities, and are warranted to produce an immediate bene
ficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
pure, and harmless. -
NOTICB. — Any Person pretending, to sell Plantation Bit
ters in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impostor:
We only PUt it up in oar log-cabin bottles. Beware of
bottles refilled with imitation deleterious stuff, for which.
several persons are already in prison. See that - every"
.bottle has our Uniteff States" stamp over the cork, and
signature on steel-plate - side labels. • . •
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Camel's Hair Pencils and Marking Brnshea._
Combs in shell, ivory, horn, and India rubber.
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Pure Essential Oils.
Rose Water and Orange Plower Water in cans.
Powder Boxes and Puffs in great variety.
Round Filtering Paper, all sizes.
Cachous dioinatdse, Hooper's and Arnand's.
English Pink Saucers, Beeves' and common.
New Zealand and Pink Linen Twine,
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ITS PROMINENT FEATIIII4SARE AS FOLLOWS
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Stockholders receive LEGAL INTEREST ONLY on
their stock, which the capita has thus far MORE than
earned for them•
Policy holders receive ALL THE PROFITS
It Is the Stouk Company whose charter eg
preeely requires:the' dikribution of-ALL T rßoFrra
among the Policy holder's, thus being purely mutual
in character. .:` '
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this simple ,act of instioe.
Proportion oir Assets to . Liabilities is larger than most
other companies.:The following figures,. from the °fa
lai repOrt of the ldsseachusettslnsuranee Conamission
era. for Jan - aary. 1163. page M, show the standing of
ten companies doing business in Philadelphia, con
sidered as to the security tarnished by their entire
assets, for .each $lOO at risk:
New, England Mutual
Maesachueetts Mutual -
Mutual We, of New York
Mutual Benefit, of New lerseY••.
New York Life
Connecticut Mutual ~
thaited•Statea, of New York
Manhattan, of New York ~
Equitable, of. New York ..
WASHINGTON, of New York.—
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EINEM=
_
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Thomas Robins, S. Morris Wale,
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Jay Cooke, Morris, Wheeler, SI CO.,
"John Jordan; Jr.. Charles & Lex,
Alexander Henry, - Wm. G. Crowell.
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lug: The Competency of Our;uffibers. embracing
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of the army.
FOREIGN NAVAL AND MILITARY MATTERS
A condensed statement of the leading !improvements
in ordnance, in vmsels of war:, end) military science
under trial and direnesion In ,foreign countries,
IV: SICKNESS AND MORTALITY °RYER ARMY.—.
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Daaler to Flttar Groceries.
.11610:t! Canter &arena awl titmtit
- _
MRS. JOHN DREW'S .NEW ARON.
GTERST THEATRE—ARCH Street. above Ea*.
'Acting and Binge Nanager...l..WAL B. FREI:1E1111MR.
BLIBIDAFR Agant 11.1 i "Preamr.r - .. Tr l lll 1) ni rrr,PlTT.
FOURTH WEEK OF RICHINGET OPERA TROUPE.
TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY"), October 10, 19e.
tir‘ Operatic Romance of
MS ENCHANTRESS.
Stella. the Enchantress .
..Miss CA.ROI.7IiF.
Spirit of Good.-- .. . ............ .MitiPilmerllosAeOro
R emir
Don Silvio
. Hill,
Port. , Bro.:3bl° Mr. Pekes.
Dr. Mathansins Mr. G. Griffith.
NeRll.3B Mr. Stroh.
- Nor particulars, see bills.
Tickets, 26, 50. and 76 cents. N. extra charge for secured
Fete at the Box Office. from 19 A. M. fo t M. oota
WAtNIIT-STREET 111EA'rRE.
leeqeee A. GA.IIRETTSOIsT
THIS fSatorday) INTNING. October 10,
two Rterllnv. Dramam will be nresehted, awl pueitivols ,
LAST NIGHT of the thrilling Play. entitled.
THE DEAD HEART.
EDWIN ADAMS
oe Robert Landry, in the. I)end.lfeart.
- Pnwr; An A MSI
in the 01301 MA KER. ON MOSCOW'.
1 $ „, offla opri. daily from 10 till 3 o'clock, when
may be secured..ode
INTEW CHESViTITT-ST. THEATRE,-
-•• I 10156,313 eind Manager blr. wm. wmakrizr.
POSITINTLY LAST grx NIGHTS
Of aka celebrated Jrlo ootnetlisn and vocallat.
R. COLLINS.
And the grand r.,lpantle Drama.
vap, DITICS'S MOTTO'.
Which hag alresdylmealitneased by over
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND PEBsinitS.
Positively last six nighto or
- NE. WM. WHBATIAT
wl,owill anstaln his original charaoter ••+l'
- • CAPTAIN 'HENRI DE LAG &RHEAS.
The wet will include the
ENTIRE CORPS
, Of d rama 'tic artists attached to tbL eet.ll)llshment.
A GRAND CORPS DE BALLEDI
And numerous auxiliaries-
Cbange m. Time—Doors open at 7; Commence at 73t,
5Y. -lock. ons-8t
•
wHY.ATLEY TAKES GREAT
•LN- 1 - pleatore in atinOaneing an eugaement, for a
lilniad mir ib er o f
,light,L, witb the distinguished. YOCUM
AnlelltlVll &Mien '
MISS L lICILLE WESTERN,
N a t o,. Lilting a forme]. .epgagereevt at this Theatre, was
'DUX PatliasiasticallY r:lceived burro cried and delighted
audietie , yo:She will m ‘li"ob'r first apPad ranee on
mok m A y EVT,FIN6, October 12,
to one of . 3er sterling imp arronationa 0e.541t
SEW CitESTWOT - ST. THEATRE
1., Leo ., an d . ma.age,r,. Mr.. W.I. WIIEATLEY.
110,Ng.1.V ITEM NO. OCT. 12, 1823.
_VEST APFEA RANCE,
FON'A FEW .Nlet ITS ONLY,
OF TIM
.OREAV HISTRIONIC QUEEN.
WESTERN,
LU.OIL WkBT °URN
LUCIL L LE E
WEST/ HIN. ,
LUCILLE WEST.VaN.
who , - All a linear. for.' the first time this city. in her
Area t 21Tatailtor of
, CYNTHIA,
- ,whi ieWehat.acter she Nrst.
_attained her present B ore_
ra f,, ipshion.lxt the histHoree world.
ogentfioent drama of CYNTHIA lam been in active
prena ra lion ever since LEP ODDElttalllth . ol. Al the present
on IP - at and will be grodined SRO-LI A. ITT au&
ettralt. • ,
g ; ,;:1 - n fICENT STYLE, with NEW SCENES, KEW
musi cstes , NSW DEEESIIt‘; - rendering it altogether the
p toiludion of the Reason. solo
FUND HALL
will deli if to morns Lecture on
THE GHOSTS.
'i his .
is vely the only °cc:lolls ou whick thia dia
tip.gpiAbedt ht 1. Stylist will Lecture hi Philadelphia this
BEE£4IIII.
Tiaketh
C ' ONCtki ''' HALL.
POSIT 98 'THE LA...ET TWO DAYB OF
t. 1.4, UNGER tt. NEWCONiteS
WBEA2 I " • IfORAL EXHIBITION.
A j , EP PARLOR OPERA.
kVA DAY AND SATURDSY
AFTEICIOON AND isvEoFINCL-Octobez Oth and nth.
Comeene, come al I ,and improve the laat`opporttuzity
td•ses
, I , RE Trawl; CELEBRATED DWARFS,
s m all. and Miss Eliza Nestel. and the
'ARLOR OPERA. TROUPE.
BPIERDIP P. -
Doors , oren at 2 and 7; to commence a; 3 and 8 o'clock.
Tickets-To cents. CL tildren to Afternoon Matinees 1.6
J. D.- NE wooms,
cents.
oc.T-21 -
litiAlneas Manager.
F°7s CASINO, • C
CHESTNUT STREET.
EB _ EN , 9AGEMENT,
RE-ENI :LiGEMSNT;
• -
Ana 7,03.141 A the 4..VE WORTS.
UST 'ME
First wneb°fr !. THE oREA ! CONTEST
THE GREAi I ' CONTEST
Beta 9 ..- 91 . ..,•,.......r,,.......,
TIBI HAYES AND 1 V i z,: ~,....,."-", . .Z,.....,, ," +t• •
TIES B. Ayn AND 1 ' r-, -•.t" , ."•‘ , " 't •Lt.•
The two beat t '..• - : , -OR pennant in the wodL
Great a - P.MMS of - tbe t
MONSTER COMBIN/ 't VON TROUPE,
hializTE K ß o;o7 CO p EE .,rfo i r N mi A , tw ate EstabiAtnan,_.`
TDON'TEOITE'E,
7CIEDAY AE PREEN:IOw.
GRAND MATINEE EVERY EA "i•
For the accommt..! UM' , of
DA•DTES AND Ct. t ILDEEN
TEMPLE OF WONDE IS—ASSEMBLT
BUILDINGS; TENTH AND ; C 13 ESTNUT sriams,
~ ,
Amusement for Old and Youngand HaPpineet-
PDen fortheesaeen. Constant ch aS Ige of Entertainment.
SIGNOR BLP, Pi
dating of New Ilya-
EVERY EVENING. commencin, 736 O'C/OCk. and
Wednesday.ant Saturday at :3, m
teries In. Necromancy, great anon ta, g In Ventrilegitiamt
and the Learmf.d Canary Birth,.
Admission 2A - cents Children 16 ei an tn.
VOENNSYLVANIA At. IA k.DEMY lid
THE FINE ART 4 S.
1025 CHESTBUT SI RE BF
.OPEN DAILY CSELAdays exceptei 1) 1 ram 9 A. IL WI
6 P. M.
• pri je29.ti
NtTli NI ED- BRASS T U 14 'NI LES, SPIN.
T VER., and Brazers; also. two or t.Sme-g l od
Tin
smiths, at M. D DIOTT'S Lawn and) Clia_mEhlier mania
factory. No: 114 South SECOND StreS t. i
WAIN:TED---50 L.NGENE DUB Aan - -
SANS. Those only who can do first-4am work.
who can produce specimens of rkil and cartflerte from
respfctable.employers, will, find encoui •aa'onrenb. Cal/
only between Gana 7, evening B. FR& NS BALMER.
Enrgeon Artist, - 1609 CHESTNUT Street:
WANTED -BY A YOI7NTO AUX;
twenty-four years of age, a sitnat. ion ..asrontry
clerk or assistant hook -keeper in a wholes ale house, ow
a clerkship in a banking house. Undoula ted reference ,
given. eddrees B G., Inquirer Mee. ceB=3t•
W ANTED -TWO FIRS',1 1
-CIIABS
SALESMEN, in a lily Goods Jobbingqlonse. One
for Country. and one for City Trade. Address "'Cash
Trade," at this office. oc:1-60
NTE D $l5 PER DAT.-WIN
W A ---
want reliable, energetic canvassers and agents
in every county, for a genteel business, at a comnalesion,
of from t 4 to Rl5 per day. No humbug. gxperier.abd;
canvassers preferred, but roam for all Address
111 DUNN Sc CO , Publishers,
At either Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago, Illinois, or 1.135.
li EsDE street, New York. - jy2.3-31;er
6() A MONTH! WE WAN?
AGENTS at SSO a month, expenses paid., to snit
our EVERLAbTING PENCILS, ORIENTAL BURNERS,
and thirteen other articles. 1.5 Circulars free. SPRAT'
& CLARK, Biddeford. Maine. sell-d&WSlat
WANTED—A BUELDLNG
PROPR TAIT. for SCHOOL pnrposes.losated between.
Tenth and Broad and Vine and Green streets. A liberal
rent will be paid on a lease of fire or ten years. Address
P. M. T.," Box ...Sl7 Philadelphia P. O.
AWANTED TO. RENT— A STORE
in CHESTNUT Street, or Its immediate neighbor
hood, between Fifth and Eleventh Streets. , Addresa.
stating rent. P. 0.," Box 100. 0r5.344-
t im WANTED TO RENT, A MEDP3lE
sized house, with modern eouTeniences, situated on
North Broad street, or west of Broad street.: edit
`William," at this office. ocd.dr.
f. 404 DEP u'l Y QUARTERM A STK&
OFFICE.—PiaLADEmrau: Pb 6: X
-- V - tsgRLS -- WANTED Immediately to carry cou„ Dot
the follaming - pointe:
Rey Weat, Fla_--
Pert Dionree, - Ta.. -
Alexandria, Va.
Nexvbern, N. C. -
Port Royal, S. C. A. BOYD.
felo-tf Captain end Assist. lanartervalitier.
pRWATE BOARDING-HA_YI)SONIN
-a- second-stmy cOmmtmicatitxz R.oms trill shortly be
vacant at No. 2414 Pouth BLEV 'NTH Street. oc9-st*
lot OAR D . —HANDSOME comr,m.ll_
CAT.ING Second.story NOOMS vamint. No. MIS.
WALNUT Street. - • ocit-fe.
F i CB EST.ti LIT STREET-=BOARD
ING for two YOUNG KEN; front room. 0a741t.
TEE RANDSOTtfre, RESIDENCE, 1631
WALNUT Street, will be opened fork reception. of
Boarders in a few days. e.1.2-lm*
=3!
AUCTION - SAME. •
H E LARGEST-, • PEODIJCE
SALE OF BLOODED STOCK- ,ETER HELD
-Ili THE NORTH.-
Mr. A. 1111.i.LLARD'S Fourth,lnznarSa.Wet•Blooded.
Horses 'will take place at his 13,Teeding
,rate.b.l.6 - hinent.
Bordentown, N. T.. on
-THi7RSDAY.Octohar3ath,
At 10 o'clock A. M., without railard to weather. The
catalogue contains 70 lots of Stott:ens, Cats,. Mines, and.
Brood Mares. with foal at foot,-„and again stinted.
The sale will begin with tap, rpilowratri valuable Stal
lions, viz: '
- ' Herm es." foaled ISOI, h 7 Mariner, Mal. of Fashion.
' item, " foaltd. 1853, bi - Mariner, oak - of Parsey An
thony. r;
Igmpelqur," 3 srears44., by. HeMn3es out of Palter
Anthony.
''Champion;" brown *.rotting stallion,. by Black Ba-
ALSO,
23 superior Cows *and BeiMrs. cross-of imported Alder
nays and Durhams; IMO& jitiPeB: for their ..nailklar.
qtr alities. '
TERMS—Cash, in: ba - rkable
oclo-Stif ALFB,F,D EfS4MMS, Auetioneer.
FOR SP-LF: AND 70 WET.
T.° RENT.
NO. 607 40kTES T.NUT STREET,
NOW READY
Appply to
CA.I:I-, YARD FOR SALE..-THE
bait fltted,np YARD in the city. Capacity 0)r * doing
any amount of imakLeat.. Ingnire on the prei t ses t
957 North N4NT.Ii&St.., below Girard avenue. ea 0-6t*
45 UPRUI , ENGEsTE FOR- SALE
CEMAP.--Box 9606, Pbiladelphia P. 0.,
1; 00 09 0 5 ,g o o 2 , MoArtgage for 2. -- ; ° e ° 9 l t:Th rr . Ett
Bro Dor cont . per annum. Apply to LEWIS H. RED
115E,'.1"42.1m-mth FooRTAI Street. • 'it*
8:15 000 AND, $1.0,000 TO LQAN. AT
-FIVE nit CENT., 4111 mortgace of citr
Probart.y.- E. B. AMES,
No. 209_South
ge FOR SALE—HOUSE N. - E. COM
.110114:SR of THIRTY-THIRD and. BgAR,INGc Streets.
(Mantua.) Price 36 .600. - Apply to R - • 1114TLVAlli.
0c16.3t* THLUTY-PODRTII amj. MARKET sta. 41
aFOR SALE.A.T. LOW- PRICES.-
Dwelling, 1622 Cambridge streete rooms.
Do. 'Ellsworth st..N. side,W. WM-4 r,x.ma....
Do. --• 2231 Callowhill street
Do. Montrose st., El.-Mds.E. 23 , 1—ErOOMO.
Do. .'1&46 Halniltonatrept.
Do,- • 1511 Swain sti*eat.
MN Vine simei. Store and Dwelling..)
With many others: largo arularnall,
• B. V. Gam,
123 South FOURTH Street.
000 And S. W corner SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
ej GER3IANTOWN.--FOR , SALE A.
.
_AIWA BARGAIN — A laiKe stone MANSION. with stabla
Land oaniage-honte. and 3)4 sans of land. el_exantli
shaded and 'handsomely:improved; situate within two
niLun tee walk frop Chureh-lace station. Mansion hest
f very city aOirfPlii)ice, and.* well Ar superior water at.
tha kitchendopT, olvo i exhalent vegetable garden.
J. ki. GIIMM - BY & SONS.
SOS WALMT Street..
ADKUSEDININTS:
_ _
DIODMAY, OCTOBER. 12,
ARTEMIIB WARD
TALE
ACROBATS,
[ALB ACROBATS,
F FIA
Pions to ti telt dePArture for Claliforik,
WANTS.
BOARDEFICIk.
T 1! SECOND , VLOOR OF
(26 b7.IW Feet.)
5V7.1,,D1D.74.1" LIGHTED
FORA_P r r,.
(On the Prate!9,9B4