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Phtlada. Stock Irmo
[Reported by B. E. SWIM :
BEFORE
'GO kohl /far tirf cash. 20X
SOO New Creek....oash. 7,
100 - do
50 Schayl liar prtbBo. 25%
200 do .........
100 do • 05- 28Y.'
- FIRST
DO Phlla & Erie R 28.! - ;
1003 Penne fis 10014
1000 do
.700 do. ........ .
00 gal Nair pref.l6o. 28;4 .
100, do cash. 14834
100 do ..630.
C 9,1!
16 Penna. B
-169 d 60g;
2000 Faun o a let mart. • 11/.hi
100 Catawis prf•l33o. -21 k.
BUI'WER
. AOOO Penna 05 1003 g
2000 City 55 neW•• • • • • • .106;4
200 Philo & Brie
' 100 Catawis It 901.1910. 2411
NO N Penna zdys: 2076
100 Sahlliav prf...s6o. 293.1
• .61100
600 Sehnyl Nay Pref•— 251;
400 do 616.283 ;,
100 4 Penna' ha. 21
D:10 1)5. 21
2031
6 do 2031
200' do 21
100 Beading It hl%
90 Girard Gallop 27314
2000 cam & Arab 65: '75..103
AFI'En
' 10 Union Canal pref. 4,4
100 Sebnyl Nay pref. •• • 281 f.
100 do MO. 2,33a'
15 Wyoming 'Valley.
100 Sehl Nov pref.. 615. 2831 1 :
400 Penne. Os loaf
cLosare
Bid. Asked.
IT 14 88 '81... ..—..108
1933.0
, D 8 7•20 Notes --WAX 10021
PhilaBtl.lo4 10431:
Do new 'RE% 10934
Penna 66'. ...100 100,4
Do. Cons..
NondLog R dog in h .
f - Do 66 , so vain
Do bds '7O-106 100
Dobde'BB c0nt.122 12334
Penne R 69 6934
Do let in 65.111 ..
Do 211 m 0e..1C6,
Little Belowl .19g
Morris CI coneol 89 70
DO erfit.....135
Do - 6e"76....
Do 241. rata—- ' •
Sohll7l Nay-- • 1311 14
Do'••• 28;4
Do 65'83.... SS 60
Elmira .....
8 x 9
Do prtd•—• 64 5134
Do 73 19...409 10'J
Do 3.oes .
L Island 32 ...... - 48
Lohiol Nay. 4.• ...
Doshares ait
Do sorip....: 47...44 49
Penns 21 2134;
• Do ea 9634 97
Do 10a —...124 ,
Philadelphia Marketlls
OCTOBER 14—Evening.
There is a moderate business doing is Flour at about
previews - prices." tales comprise 000 bble old stock extra
family at $6.8114; 400 bbls fresh ground do. at $6.67(7;
800 bbls - high grade at $7.60, and 1,700 bbls City Mills ex
tra and extra family .on private' terms. The retailers
and bakers are buyin g at fro •t; $5.2505.60 for saperfi ;
6®6 . 60 for exttas; $6 7.74 1 7. 2.0 for extra family, and
7.60@8.5013 bbl for fan b rands; according to quality.
ye Flour is scarce at $5. 75 ¢4 bbl. Corn kraal is without
change. • ,
GRalEf.—There 'is a steady demand for Wheat at
about previous rates ; 6.100 bushels sold at 140.%150c
.bushel for common to parse rad, and 160(E19Ue. bushel
for
.white. Rye is selling at 116Q125c bushel. Corn
is rather dull-; sales are reported at 105 c 'for yellow.
Oais are. in steady demand ; about 2,000 bushels: have
been disposed otat.l3!e, weight.
BARB.—first No.. 1 Quercitron is scarce and in de
mand at $0.61l ton.
• COTTON.—There is little or nothing doing in the way
of sales, brit the. market is very firm; middlings are
quoted at 924t(t3c it lb, cash.
GROCEIIII,S.—Cofree is scarce, but firmly hold; we
quote -Rio at 31@ne lb. In Sugars there is no change
to notice. .
.. .. . .
SUDS. Cloyer ts in demand at $7 it bu. -, Timothy is
`-' selling at from 0.5(02.75, and Flaxseed in demand at
Aims. Ili it bu. generally held higher.
. . P=Rovisio xb. —There is very little doing, bat the
market is firm:. Bacon and salt meats are held with
more fltunees. = Now mess Pork is quoted at • $lO. 51)@i6
V bbl. Butter is scarce and higher at 19M5c 'fib. Lard
18 worthlo3Pglo,:licl9 , lb for bbls and tierces..
WHISKY is doll: bbls are offered at 63c and drudge
. at.6oc 10 gallon.
•• The following are the receipts of Flour and Grain at
this fort to. day: ,
1,660 bbls.
Wheat ......... 8 070 bush.
\ • Corn 5,100 bush.
Gate ff.,3W bush.
.
Kew York klarketilbot.
Astige are firm and In demand at V. 6061. 62X for pots
nudge for pearls.
BEADSTITVL' —The market for State and Western
Tloor is less stave and iigtoc lower.
The sales are 10,600 barrels at 5i5.0r05.,53 for superfine
State; OW 30 for extra State; $5.50 @ri,Bs for .uporfine
Michigan, Indiana.• losva. Ohio, Zre. ; 2306.60 for
extra do.- including 'shinning brands do, at $6.70@fi.90,
and trade brands do, at $7 418.60. •
Southern flour is heavy ;and I.oloe lower; sales I.ono
bbls at $6 4367.3'0 for superfine Baltimore, and s7.rs3o
9.60 for extra do.
•
Canadian Sour is dill, and prices have receded sa - 310
cents barrel; saies 030 bbls at $0300:10 35 for common,
and $0.40@8, far good to choice extra,
Rye flour is firm, and selling at OW SO for the range
of fine and superfine.
COrn'Meal is steady and in fair request t sales 330 bbls
Brandywine at $5.20
Wheat Is heavy, and 3(lg 4c lower, with a very unset
tled market, The bales are 0,000 bushels at $1 24igit. 93
for old Chicago spring: $l - 3:@1.:*3 for new do: tsl.2Sral
1.33 for ,filitwarikee Club; 36V11.40 for winter red
Western. $l. owl. 53 for amber Michigan, and $1.05 for
amber Kentucky_-
Rye is firm; and $l2O offered for Jersey.
Barley has been finite active, atilfigher prices, but
closed up dull: sales 23,000 bushel State and Canada
West at $1 .15@1 02. •
Corn is heavy. and '243 cents lower, with less doing.
The sales are 05,000 bus, at 9 : @)9Bc for prime Western
mixed, afloat and in store, closing at i rite inside rate.
Oats are lc low.-r, and dull at E6©B7e for Canada: S 5
SSc for Western. 37@.53n for State, Included in the eales
are 00.000 bus Western, to arrive, at
Wirisny is dull and lower, with sales of 009 bbls at
gagi6oc.
• • -.
.Pnovisroxs.—The Pork market is less active, and
.1.01 er with sales of 1,500 bide, at $16.25016 . 50 for new
meal;*l4.oo for old mans and * 14.50 for tam mess. Beef
quiet; sales 100 bile, at ma 50012. 50 for plain niece; $l3
50 for extra mess. Tierce Beef is more active, with
males of 500 tea prime hams, and 500 India mess on terms
not made public Beef hams are firm at goals.
Bacon and Cut Meats are quiet and steady. Lard is
heavy and lower, with sales of 1,500 bbls andftcs, at 110
12e, including for December and January at 12.
CITY'
THE FOLLOWING, from Mrs. Sarah J.
Bale, - editor of Godey's Lady's 13oat, will be read
with interest, and its truthfulness is practically en
dorsed by thousands :
THE WHEELER WILSON SEWING•MACHINE.—
The benefits of this wonderful invention increase
every year of its trial. There are no dangers at
tending its use, but real pleasure, as well as profit,
in its results. Indeed, it seems to realize the power
of good fairies, such as children love and believe in
-their elders often regret that they have outlived this
.pleasant faith—more than any other of the labor.
.saving inventions. The Sewing-Machine comes into
- the heart of home ; it helps in the domestic circle ;
it has an important influence on family comfort and
-social happiness. No wonder that good men are
Willing to sound its praises, that "poets, orators,
-divines, philosophers, and economists hav, descant.
•ed upon its bearings on social interests and the des
'tiny of woman." It is worthy of this praise. ;
This houSehold•helper, such a one as comes from .
the manufactory of Wheeler Sr. Wilson, in the per
leanest; of finish and performance of all kinds and
varieties of stitehing, is the . Queen of Sewing-Ma
chines, which we wish could be introduced into
-every home where women are found. .
ELEGANT STOCE OP PHOTOGRAPH AL
mosta.—Mesere. Wenderoth & Taylor, (formerly
Broadbent Ec. Co.) Noe. 912, 914, and .916 - Chestnut
street, have now ready, at their counters, the most
complete assortment of Photograph Albume, em
brewing a number of choice new designs. Their beau
tiful photograph views for framing are also attract
ing much attention.
PICKLES, SAUCES, AND MUSTARDS, of the
finest quality, just received by DAViI4 & Richards,
Arch and Tenth etreete.
DAIrIg & RICHARDS, AI& and Tenth
•streets, sell Drake's Plantation Bitten, at 76 °antis
per bottle.
NOW TEAT THE ELECTION IS OVER, and
the'State has given a big majority for the one or the
'other of the candidates, (we do not know which at
this present writing,) but we expect it is our man,
consequently we feel a little joyous, and we would
recommend all other friends of the buceessful can.
didates, and, also, those of the unsuccessful ones, to
treat thermielves to a new suit of Clothing_ at
Charles Stokes & Co.'s, under the Continental. One
to keep up the good nature of the succeseful, and the
•Other to restore the wonted good nature of the disap
pointed.
TAxATION.--Beint governed is a costly
luxury all the world over. Englishmen pay at the
rate ,of thirteen dollars and twenty-five cents per
head for being governed ; the Swiss pay but one
dollar and seventy cents per head for the same con
venience. The French pay a little more than ten
dollars per head, and the Hollanders pay without
grumbling, twelve dollars and a quarter. It is a
little uncertain yet what it is going to cost us to be
governed, but the probabilities are that the bill will
be "steep's But we should not complain. We
enjoy very many blessings and advantages, not least
among,whioh is the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of.
Itoolchlll and Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut
street, above Sixth.
THE ELECTION REV: MRS.—The greatest
anxiety was manifested yesteiday to hear the election
returns; from the various counties throughout the
State. The office of The Press was besieged by an'en
thusiastic crowd eager for the "latest." Among the
despatches received WEB one announcing the filet
that the cheapest and beat fall garments in the
country are manufacturediat he Palatial Clothing
Emporium of Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut
stmet.
BBWING MAerialEs.—Grover it - Baker,
4330 Chestnut street, have now on hand, and are
manufacturing to large demand, every description of
these great economies, at prices remarkably reduced.
The names of this liberal and enterprising firm have
grown identical with the popularity, improvement,
and increased cheapness of the great invention, and
a Grover & Baker Sewing Machine is a quo
myme for accuracy, completeness, and cheapness.
The machines of their manufacture are equip.
ped ;with 'every necessary article, and are war
ranted to keep in order. Every one, work-woman
and housekeeper, who desires to save time, trouble,
and eyesight, and to secure a perfect article—the
cheapest, simplest, most durable, best Sewing Ma 7
chine ever made—will call on Grover & Baker.. -We
have had one of these Machines in constant use in
our family for more than three years, and have not
broken a needle for fifteen months.—Philadelphia
City Item.
UrnotstrEny.—Are you suffering frotn
neglect, wait no longer for your upholsterer, but try
Pattell, No. 1406 Chestnut street, and your job is
done. oel4-41
LACE CURTAINS, VESTIBULE LAC; NOT
TINGHAM OURTAIIcS, Gilt Cornices, Bands, Pius,
- Loom and Centre Tassels, at W. Henry Patten's
new West End Curtain Store, No. 1408 Chestnut
street. • 0c14.4t
OW FURNITURE upholstered, varnished,
snd made to look equal to new, at Patten's, N 0.1408
Chestnut street.. 0n4.4t
THE BALD, and those who are troubled
With dryness and falling off of the hair,•should use
Jayne's Hair Tonic. It excites the scalp to a new
And healthy action, and removes , the dandruff,
causer a free circulation of blood through the scalp,
nourishes the existing hair, and causes new hair to
grow on heads that have been bald for years, • It is
unsurpassed for giving a rich glossy appearance to
the hair. ''•
Prepared and aohl by Dr. D. Jayne & SOD; 242
•Cheatout street. oal4-woreat
. .
Gittonaracoat's HAms.—All the newest ass!
best styles for Fall Wear, in Felt, Silk, and easel.
Were will be found at Warburton ' e , No. 430 C/b.eal
taut sited, next door to the Foal Ofttoe. sermAn
angel Sales, Oct. 11-.
R. Philedelphia Bvikutzme.3
BOARDS.
100 Sold Nay prt...b3O• 284
1000 New Creek .slOwn.
200 Sehl Nay' prf.bOwn 2.8 k
100 Reading 1' CV;
60 Bekl Nav prf bO. 28k
• 106Catatiris R prf.b3o. 24%
20 d 0.... .... e 6 wn. 2431
400 City 6s • 104
2010
100 Red o
ing
It 613,:..: 104
0000 Philo, & Erie 63 104
1000 1 , 4 Penns 6a 9ini
100 City Gt 01
000 US 7-30 Trea Notes _
End 1 , 3rA•1745,:i.
3000 Wyoming' Canal 63,101
BOARDS.
300 II S 5-years optior • ;103.g
100 It sadiaglt..bsStint..6l ac
403 Sall nyl prf 25M...;
200 do 00. 23,?
1 100 do 2Sg
k BOARD.'
.Jain 6orrb M. 173
71 Kentucky Bank ... 00
1100 U 0 5-years otdion .109 w
40 Norristosrall
1000 City 65 new 1004 Z
2000 U S 6s El 100
1000 do 1013 q
100 Catawle 10 prf.l)2o. 2470
00 do LlO. 213 E
10 Elmira R prof 64
3 CARDS.
20 Union Canal pref... 4%
200 Snag Canal WM. 15
200 do 15
100 do e3O. %
300 N Penna. 20
150 Betiding It .... 61%
;ICES—DULL
oa i ants _ /ha. Asked.
s A. Con 8 831;'
Heaver243l
Wilmington R... ..
Busy Canal.: ....
Do 'a
Ella co es ......
Lehigh Vs:ll{.
Do bds...
Pt:lls Ger& 1' or
Cam & Amb E...
Phila & Erie e'a..
Smi &Erle 78
Delaware Div...
Do bd a... - •
Fiftb.-atreet a.... as 63
Do bonds .. •
Second-street R. -84 66
Do bonds... '• •
Race-atreet 10 log
W Phils R. 67 ..
Do bonds...
race-strestß.. 3.SN
reen•stroot /1.. 4414 4534
Do bonds...
Oheetnntet 8.... .. bB
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Seventeenth-et • • 12,h'
Girard College It 22%23
Tenth-erred: U... 443
Surgeon C N Chamberlain,
Gettysburg
Geo G Thayer, Boston
Archer Douglas, Brooklyn
B N Dillar, Washington
J J Dailey; Washington
Henry Bedell. Washington
Wm tiearle, Liverpool
RI) Cary
B R Pattield, Chester co,Pa
W C Reatey, Chester co, Pa
Thos Donaloson, Jr, lid
G Dickson, Maryland.
J Farkell, New York
Thos Petherick,Pottsville
T Petherick. Jr. Norristown
Capt James Miller
Delaware
Wl- 1 07 heeler, Worcester
Merchants'—rionarth
Koser, Carbon co, Pa
H J Eznip, Allentown
E H l3r€lnig, Allentown
NV Morse, Boston
J 0. Van Nese Springfield
Miss Lavil!e,'Ohio
B EichAbergcr & la, Balt
C Bardwell, New York
Chas C Roberts, Palma
Robt J Darraugh, Baltimore
J Robinson, Penna.
J J Chittiek, New York
T T Parker, New York
D Maener, Harrisburg
0 T Heim, Newport, Pa
D II Vann?, Indiana
M D Barter, Ohio
, • •
Mentzer, Pittsburg
W DI Davls, - Indianapolis
Dr Jr C Allen, Pennsylvania
Wil Lama, Philadelphia
Samuel Brady. Delaware
It A Cochran, Jr, Delaware
Ii R Cochran. Delaware
B eerier, Delaware
_ .
John White, New York
John Drake, New York
P S Dresser Liz wf,New York
Mrs P Stowe, Boston
Miss H M. Stowe, Boston
Jackson S Hall, Palmyra
R T Magill, Palmyra
George Ladd. 'Boston
- - • •
H A Roland. Lancaster co
F Roland, Lancaster c u
(4 (4 Thayer; Becton
liicoia Ludlow, 13 S
I Weil. Illinois
J Hutchinson, New York
Jas ()hunger, Maryland
F 11 Thomas & wf,L Braneh
John R Donehoe. Ohio
Jas Aletlenry, Cambria; Pa
Jas Laird dr. wf, Hughesville
Ron J B Danner, Gettysburg
John Rearigb , State Line, Pa
Henry J Twaits. New York
B Brodhead, White Lake
J W Tipton, Gettysburg
Antericsum—Chestmeu
W F J klkton
Ii W Alcßrido
W wood, Boston
- - - •
John Underhill, New York
II B. Week.. New York •
Isaac Northrop. New York
Cherie II Fey. New York
Jacob Ncealeb, New York
T Brown, Huntingdon
Paul Graft, Blairsville
CGraff, Blairsville
G
T T Parker, New York
John S Bailev, Kentucky
II P Kleinbans 8c la, N.J-
B
W Haywood, Baltimore
R C Robbins. New York
8 Dyer, New Jereey
W Murphy, Pittsburg
Paul Swill'
Thos Ricords, Lewes, Del
G A Parker, Berlin, kid
M S Rogers, Berlin, Md.
L B Frost. Laurel, Del
W E Wolfe, M D, Laurel, Del
P Ward
St. Loutx—Cheitnut
M Crawford. retina
B Landreth, Pennsylvania.
B (.3 elks sue,. Penna.
W P Simpson, Boston
A Slovene, Boston
W H Sturges, Washington .
0 Boston, New Jersey
J D Smallwood, New York
E Jones, Connecticut.
Sac J Dailey, Washington
D M Nesbit, Lewisburg
L S Delaplain, Wheeling
H H Wall, New York
F Stone, New York
W C Shinn, New York
C,H thinn, jr, New York
- The Union—Arch e
S C Steelton, Mt Holly, N J
J L Northrop, New York
P C Heacock, New York
E Doughty, blillvitle
James Smith, Miilville
G It Green, Millville
A S Cadwallader, Penna
D W Cadwallader ' Pena
Chas P Levering, N J
Damian Mcßane, Ohio
Hugh S Virilzon, Ohio
J Foust , Stark co, Ohio
A Era) , eIY, New Hole, Pa
John E Bishop, - Baltimore
David 0 aria, Easton
Mrs chi, Pert Delaware
Isaac S Holcomb. N J
Hiram Tarry, N Y
Frank W Hay, Ft Delaware
Beni White, Cincinnati
Geo W Shenpa,cd,N J
Wm Getz, Cataaauqua I
Chas I-1 Plume, Mass
National—Race
M E Hornbeck, Penna
.I.lfentown
111 Johnson. Middletown
A T ..h amino. Halifax.
J B Landis, Halifax
H Blvd. Willresbarre
Van DITICi. ' Pennsylvania
G Double. Canton Ohio
B Bowman, Lane CO
C B Luckenbach, Benne.
B Reist, Lexington, Pa
S Ny se, Reading
J Holmes & Net N Jersey
Hies a Holmes N Jersey,
Dr J Groff, Bucks county
J S Lawrence, 111inereville
.7 A Weigley, Pennsylvania
J B Walter, Pennsylvania
. .
Heilman, Jonestown
J Soilide, Beading
S P Raber, Lebanon
Stated Union—Maske
Win W Hudson. U S A
Sarni Pollock, Cleveland
Geo Lana co, Pa
'l` H Alilligan, Perry co,Pa
2168 .1 Milligan, Perry co
miss Mary Galloway, Pa
CcoY. Harrisburg
Dr Gardner, Del
Jacob Fritz, Lane co,Pa
Win McVey
J Miller
J Hrain. Nsw York
Jopeph rdallop. IJ S
. .
W2O 1 Turner & la, Wash
Win llooner.Wilin, Det
N risoper. Wll ro,
Thos Noland,Wilm, Del
John Noland, Wilm, Del
Frantz Lewis, Wilm. Del
Commercial—Sixth
Cart Wm McDowell, Oxford
bt Chalfant, Banna
Mosea Bing, ftitt ster co
Chg. Short, Chester co
C P MID nitsworth, lld
Patin White, Maryland
J 11 Parke. MD, Radnor,l'a
Robt Baldwin. Lanc co
Chas Bailin, 1J S A
it Clartside, II S A
Miller. Penna.
T 11 fillet' & la, Parma
Levi. Wardley, Lancaster co
John 8 Rohrer, Lancaster co
Bald Eagle—Third
P Bmse, Pennsylvania
L 11 Lowell, Allentown
Paler Fi Lehr, Allentown
8 Beeman, Bath, Penna.
Eiscnbard, Pennsylvania
11 lieleenbach, Lancaster co
John Gone Beck, Penna
ii -t. tifcC;lure, Clarion co
L .T Barr, Clarion en
L. Corti& Clarion co
Weiss, Bethlehem
Joe Stoop, Allentown
Mies Slam Allentown
Bitinvineo Hotel—Th
.T 0 Martin, New Yoik
A E Phelan; New York
Ph t lan. Naw York
I' Pierce, Mass
Ft:tier, New Jersey
T) A reciter, Watthinnion
Bowman, Parma
T
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5-20 LOAN Noncx. —The five-twenty
Bondi are being delivered to October 3d, but there
are still large amounts uncalled for from'Pday to
the preeent date. Subscribers holding receipts will
confer a favor by presenting them, and receiving the
Bonds which aro ready for deliverY.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
UP TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
Voutinental—Ninth
P Suitor, Indiana
W. 13 Hilo ebrand. -Indiana
W.Prather, Louisville
W 4 Murphy, Pittsburg
RH Bartly, Pittsburg
C MarAuill, Cleveland
P W Strader, Cincinnati
W L O'Brien, Baltimore
C W S Brown,- Louisville
Wamey, Richmond
F H Chandler, Indiana
P B (iroat, 'Pannibal
Wl3 L Noble, Indianapolis
Llt Kimball oil, Illinois
Mrs Black. Springfield
MYR Lamb, Springfield
W W Wilson & Hr Wis
A V H Carpenter, Wis
J C George, ht Paul
Woodrutl
Cheetnut streets.
G C Hall, New York
D 13 }Rowena Chia MI
:0 Wood & wf, Torre Haute
C Haskins, Loulsville
A Stedman, IT S N
W P Abendrsth, New York
H lt Payson, Chicago '
Or (I Carvillr, KeninckY
Lient^J Bishop, is S N
W Johnsen, Chico a' -
R
IC Allen, Rochester, N York
I W Carey, C%eveland
E F Fuller, Cincinnati
e:J Dar, Cincinnati
J A Parson, Cleveland
L It Myers & wf, Cincinnati
T Frazer. Detroit
TT I•inimon, St Louis
C Hail, New York
Mrs Lloyd, New York
Mrs Briggs. New York ~
J P Howard, New York
W Farr & la, Boston
J Bailey & fam, Wash, D C
(Thee A 80/111111.118
J Magruder. Baltiniere .
Miser Magruder, Ne w T oak
F Scripture & Boston '
S A Lutz & la, Illinels
A Bourne & wf, Island
HP Seaman & la. N York •
B Cnirle, Brooklyn
W J Bennett, Brooklyn
S Powell, Chicago
Ft Hendrick, New York
H W Quin & la, New York
R. Gregory, Hancock. N Y
Rev W C Birchard, Penne
Dr A G Egbert, Oil City
Dr SI C Egbert, City
John Fields, New York
Mies A Fields, New York
Sac Ravine, Indiana '
J B Bannon, Louisville
judge 'Ogden. New Jersey"
Anson og,den, New York
D S Wilson, Baltimore
Miss Wilson, Baltimore.
G N. Wilson & la. Baltimore
Hl.B 'Wilhelm. Baltimore
W E Clark. Washington
Jae C Patrick. California
B F Patrick, Chicago
Mrs Wright
S C Ludlow, Newark, TY J
Thee Mason, Bangor, Me
Ellis Perry. New Bedford
John D Bachelder,
J E Hardy & la. Louisville
13ro wn & la, Hartford, Ci
J Groesbeck. Gin. 0
C Dyer .& la.-Rhode Island
E T Pratt, New Jersey
II Turner, England
J Campbell, New York
D Mercerean & la, N r '
Mrs Van. Houghton, N S
Jos Brown
Mrs Bailey
Mrs Cladding -
Eli Bowen, Pottsville
J AL di- Thomas, Wash, D C
W L Beal, Boston
H Witten,-Meadville
D.V.Dickson, Meadville
D C Walker, Detroit
1' N Gardner. Boston:.
D B Gardner, Jr, Boston -
Rev B Parsons
Mrs B Parsons •
Miss Flcinnlcatt
Mrs Hanninutt
vtr H H Newman, Buffalo
JS McElwain, Spriag'd Mas
Moses Caldwell. Penns
John C Hills & la. N York
Mrs Hays. Neer -Jersey
IC Bolin & la. AI Chunk
J 8 Jones, Brooklyn
C E Stockn - el , , Maine
Jas Sernree, lifework
Lewis H. Jacobs, New York
JLayer, New York
F Lerned & wf. Boston
Gaul W Cook, New Jersey
W lI Smith, New York
T It Bicker, Colorado
Myer Stein, Baltimore
Vir Smith. New York
AV Everett & B stow
J F Barrett, Poston
1 W Porter Boston
C P Hatch, Boston - • .
P Lewis & la, New York
M S Roberts & la, New York
S T Lawless, New York
I S Stevenkon, Lexington, Ns
Wm Laurie & la, Boston
Bliss Westcott, Boston
Farnsworth, 141eadv, Pa
T IL Goodman, Meath , ' Pa
T Nutter, Boston
Capt J W M APPleton,Bostzt
C E, Parker, New Yong
S Long Sr la" Kentucky
S S Welts &laßentucky
II Sl...awards ScS Net'. Chicago
'J Caldwell, Boston
It P Baldwin, New York
IT Fox, New York
Kennedy & 14, N York
Coml . ; B Taggart, N York:
J L Hotchkiss, New York
Ralph Ogle, New York
IVCarwell. Now York
Alecto Lilly, Baltimore
W W Wright, Wag.hington
W Lowerre wf,New York
rdrs C A Lockwood, N York
W Yates, New York
J O Frick, Protsville
Mr Bo cdniot
ISI.IB Boudniot
CM'llutter & la, New York
C Demond, Bostoa
- - •• • • •:•
JohnEhiPPen, Penna
-R Yardley, Penna
3:_o Robinson. Penna.
. . .
W Lattimer, New lark
Mre Childs. New York
Mies Large. New York
Miss A Large. New York
Mfrs E Latimer, New York
W F rerguron, St Louis
Mrs C Nce, Norfolk, -
N
N
W Woodward, Md
Mrs Woodville. Balt
Miss Buckler, Balt'
L Lopez de Arzl, Boston
A C Spring, 'Boston .•
Robtll Sayer,Bethlehem
R W Cunningham, N Castle
Jas Thompson, New York
F Lovejoy
0 G Bernard, New York
J W Mclntyre. St Lords
J Smerdyke, New York
john Dontt, New York
T Dean. Now York
S di CiOFF; Wash.'D C
F Maguire, Boston
B Pease, New Haven
E R Lombura, New York
N Cladding, New or k
H Faber, Baltimore
G McLaughlin, Jersey City
Ft A Allen, New York
E P. Wood St la. New 1. ork
Miss E B. Blythe, Indiana
O W Campbell, Jersey City
J R Worlendyke Jer City
E Pray. Jersey City
Rl3a cot, Jersey City
0 Le Fern, Boston
- .
W T H Duncan & 7a, NY
Rot Gaston, Cincinnati
T W White, Lexington, Hy
D H Goodman, New York
W II Mallory & la; N York
A Hanford, St Louis
J P Tappan, US A
G Crandall & wf. Wash, DC
D Kellogg & la, New York
W Mat batre, New York
J Terry, New York
J L Howard & wf, Hartford
A N Turnbull, Baltimore
C A :milli, New York
. .
Cliar• Leary, New York
CV Holden, New York
A CNerti, Baltimore
Ifal mars.
J 6 Dug n
C' eo iHay . Baltimore
G S Griffith, tialtiMOrit
;greet, below Ninth.
W MoDumeat, Phila.
Jos Curtis, New York
Tnos Thomas, II S A
H. Dawson & Wag
Jno Sc field, Washington
G W Walters. New York
W F Rornalds,lieNV York
Woe P 1' Pope. New. York
D D Martin, Olidaleton
Semi Si Laoe. ALionthenY
John H Orvis. Bellefonte
Alex F Swander. Illinois
J Damns, New York"
W G Corhill, Now York
P AR•ndroth,New York
Afre'Stewart. Pen na
Geo W Harris, ,Havrisbarg
Dr R Harris. Harrisburg
Morgan W Brown, N
DrCftilwell, New York
--
W M Day, New York
Geo Stoddard. New Condon
Newhy, Indianapolis
D Pearson, New York
141 B Moos, Now - York
A Hanrord, 8; Louis
• alrard—Chastnut
Dr E S Thomas., Baltimore'
Mrs A KaYsmart. Baltimore
F Steever, Baltimore
C B Poulaou, Baltimore
C V May. Phila
W Potter, Phila
V 7 A M . Fuller. Phila.
, •
Jo. Johnson, nlary/and
T E Brown, Troy,-NY
Col (1 G Colgate New. York
T Neese, New York
C Goldman, It. Monroe
W Ryle, Jr. New York
Geo A Strom; Penna
C W Walker, New York
street. below &rob-
E Taylor, Williamsrort
C D Boast', Now Britain
Geo Slater, Williamsport
0 Flanuer & la, Ohio
311E.S 31 H Lawrence, Ohio
A Beak out & la, Memphis
Jos Harper, Wash co, Pa
J E Brown, Kittanning, Pa
ai Long & la, Hartsville
J . Fraley, Easton
Armstronz, Ohio
H Ryder, Boston
NI Barry, Lancaster
Wm S Able, West Chester
B Fleming, Virginia
E Ancona, Reading
RD Montgomery, Mutiny
P j Barry, Mahoney City
C A Mulbank, 19 ew York
H II Brady, Delaware
William Brady, Delaware
Benj Tysoin, Readiug, Pa
Jacob McKenty,Reading, Pa
Diller Luther,. Reading, Pa
J Tompkine, S
P W Wertz, AL 0, Penne
HP Kunkel, Pennsylvania
H e_ Morrell & wf, New York
B Snyder, Harrisburg
Joho J Field, Hew York
Miss Field, New York
John P Kennedy. New York
Sac LI Douglass, Delaware
J Lippincott, Baltimore
V C Jarboe, Baltimore --
Mrs Norman, - Baltimore
Miss NM man, Baltimore
Chas F ItlPnaler,Lancaster
'Mips L T l'aender, Laneastr
Mcflocvn. Steubenville
W Morse , Balton •
John Terhune, New York
Jas N Balch, Ma...sachasetts
• .Tas Patterson, Lancaster co
•L A Jacque in. New York ,
G Vamole, New Jersey
H S Bandman. New York
A B Obapin. New York
I Gee R Dodge & wf, Bait
street, above
S A. Drake, New York
W E Camp, Washington
J L Ellison, Delaware
W Reynolds & Delaware.
Mies Reynolds, Delaware
Mrs E C Pratt -
T Stevenson, Jersey Shore
Jno,B Gamble, Jerse y Shore
R D Boffecker, Smyrna
W II Bangs & son, I3oston
John liolgeans Is wife
Mine Bolgeans
P Roberts, West Cheiler
Chrlsman, PoLts;lille
II II Ludwig, BAltimore
W S Sheldon, Plymouth
AN Coker& Was D C
James Young; Delaware
S Pratt
TI Woodcock, New York
T Vaughan, Troy, N Y
The S Tacker
E W Staples, Elkton, aid
SA Dell, New York.
WH Walsh, Baltimore
street. above Third.
J D Doeton,lJ S
C Rettlinßer & 1 N York
T Ladlain & wt, Millville
Miss FergusOn, Millville
F L Mulford, Millvillo
L L Lawrence, Millville
John Cort & la, Chicago
D W Moore, New York
E T Strong, IT S N
W L Dlifenderffer,Penna.
J W Sunderland. Penns
D R Gowdy, Now Jersey
f W P Rosenbaum, N York
John Birks
6 Dyer
treat. above Third.
N Patterson; Barnsville, 0
Samuel T street, Salem, 0
Jos McConnell, Pittsburg
Ernwein, Birmiogham
Gindell, Birmingham
T Prosser, Ohio
W W Stewart, U S
John B Motet% Allentown
Gro Trees, Beading
Mies E Myers, Pottsville
Adam Hersh, Lancaster co
L 0
A J Wi4tely, Del
Oclow,
II L Beach, Brontrose'
S S Rouskulp, Hagerstown
W G Brower,Dinville
C J Treichler. Pa
VT Trout & wr, Pa
S Kelly & wr. Hughesville
J H Colehohse, Adams co
1111 Battle, New York
eat, above Third.
J P Schwenk, Moidg co
J If Robnek,Daaphin co
E W Garbench, Lebanon co
S R Niesley, llammeistewn
JR Bostwick & la, Penna
S Smith, Lebanon,
Viven, Reading
G Glime, Lebanon
S W Cixristian, Aikansas
R McPainter, Martinsburg
31 Davis, Chantb3rebur,g
ID McConnell -
B Thomas, Pennsylvania
W Pe:ers, Lebanon
A. Klase, K.ngoton
A Wolf, Lewisburg
P Brendlinger, Penna
J Baker, Scranton, Pa
J IsT Stiller, Jerseytown
J B Soidle, Penna
Mi•e Kate Gouger, Penna
t etreet, above Mitts. -
Thos Bond,Wilm. Del
Sergi Wagner, Now Jersey
J ES Lee, New York
Weltz.Salem X Roads
Frank McClain.
J P hfcCartney, Clarksb'g
H S Miller, Indiana co
Crawford, Indiana co
S McCollum, Wash, Pa
PIP A Green. Centre co. Pa
W Westbiake, Wash,D C
II Long, Pa
S Black, Perry co, Pa
D D McCollum, Wash, Pa
El A Zug, Lancaster
Geo L Plitt, Pittsburg
Mrs S J . Dilworth & son,Dal
J G Weaver, Lancaster, Pa
Jan Megratten, Wilm, Del
.
eet, above Otteatnut.-_
J D Eterirto,lVeshington.
los 8 Gray, West Chester
Fl L Brlnton, Oxford
JOl3 R Davison. Now .TerseT
B Lamborn & la,. W Chest
W W Hobart, Pottstown
S Rhoads, Chester co
Snead, Chester co
Wm Taylor, Maryland
Geo P Taylor, Maryland
Hvy M G Telford & la, Pa
A.lll Dickie,Penna
A K Hanna, Oxford
J a Conner,
t., above Callowhlll.
David Christman, Carbon co
Mrs Christman, Carbon co
Mrs Aidamons, Ca,sbon co
L D Krause, Statington, Pa
- Richard Sa der, Lehigh co
W Loudermilch, Dauphin co
E Spanglor,,Lafeyette, Ind
/no Alhvine &wf Lebanon
J L Nazareth. Penna •
Kettenbancb, Penna
Wm Palmer, Pennsylvania
P Harley. Peansylvarda
H J Dresher, Pottsville
Et. street, , abovelattee.
C W Callish, Penns.
D Lord, Parma
Jobn Townson, Delaware
des Craver, Penns
H Donnell. Baltimore
Allem S Donnell. Baltimore
P R NowlAn, New . I. )rqs.Y
.7 Norris, Missouri
JAY WOKE, •
Subscription Agent,
114 South Third atm
THROAT DISEARES, CATARRH,AND" ALL
diseases of the air passages, moat saccessfally treated by
DR. VON MOSOHZISURR, 1027 WALNUT Street.
oc10•Gt.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIKENT CURES
Cuba and Wounds immediately and leaves no scar.
_
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST'
STYLES, made in the Best
_Manner, expressly for RE.
PAIL SALES. LOWEAT Selling Prices marked biPlain
Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted Batista°.
tory. Our ONE-Pitros SidTEK 'is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike. - •
del2-ly - JONES & CO., .6Gift.HARKET Street.
CONSUMPTION CURED—IN SECOND STAGES
and later, withold medicine or pain, by Dr. STEMS,
141.8 South PENN SQUARE. Call and obtain refer
(wes. ao3-tf
BOMBERGER—W.IOIII%—On the 14th inet., by the'
Rev. J. hi. Crowell. assisted by the pastor of
the Rev. J. H. A. Bomberger, D. D., pastor of the First
German Rammed Church of this city. to Miss Julia
Ayniar Wight, daughter of the late Andrew Wight,
Esq., of this city.
rNew York city papers please copy.] •
BUR ER—SMITH.—on Tuesday, Oct 13th. - at St, John's
Muth.) Church. Philadelphia, by. Rev. Dr. Seise, Jo
seph Boker and Anna C. - . daughter of the late Frederick
Smith, Esq., of Chambersburg, Pa.
•
KNISELL. —Oa the 13th inst., Anna E , daughter of
S. Lewis and Sally A. Knisell, in the sth year of her ages.
The relatives and friends of the family are' respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
her parents, No. 2218 Manning street, above Spruce,
this (Thursday) morning, at 11 o'clock.
LARGE. —On the 12th-inst.., Tliomasine Largo, - in the
68th year of her age. •
The relatives and friends of the faintly are respectfulls ,
invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her
son-in-law, Daniel R. Harper, near Olney. in T wenty
second 'ward, on the 16th. instant, at 1 o'clock in the
afternoon. .
ASHTON —On the 18th inst. , Mrs. Catharine L. Ashton,
in the 75th year of her age.
The Male friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence, No. 737 South Ni and
street.' on Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. ***
POWELL. —Snddenly, on the morning of the 12thainst.,
William H. Powell, in the 58th year of his age. -
The relatives and male friends of tt e family are respect
fully invited. to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence,-on Davis' taid. road, Plymouth Cownstdp, this
(Thursday) morning, 15th inst , at 10 o'clock. Car
riages leave 215 Mein street, Norristown, at
.e.,14 o'clock. "
- FAN DESSON. —On - the morning or the lith inst. , Sarah
, wife of William Sanderson, Sr. • - - •
WILSON.—On the 11th inst., Mrs. Annie Wilson, in the
SEth-y ear of her age.
Her relatives and male friends are invited to attend
her funeral, from .her late residence, No. 311 South Third
- street, on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. -• •
GEORGE —On the 13th inst., - in the ,S,Sth year of her
age. Alice George.
Her friends and acnualntances and those of the firmly
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her
late residence, Pennsylvania railroad and City avenue,
on Sixth-day, the 16th inst. To meet at the house at
10 &clock.
FOX —On the afternoon of the 13th inst., of bilious
remi lent fever, William Ikt For, aged 37.
The friends of the deceased and those of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence. northeast corner of Twentieth and'arch
streets, on Friday, 16. h inst:, at 1 P. 7,1 . without farther
notice. •To proceed to Ger nantown. cc
ELAOR SILKS SILKS!
Lyons Armures, Low-priced Bonn de Seine,
Lyons Cloaking Armoires, G ras des Indies, •
Lyons P6ult (le Soles. Glossy Gros de Rhinos;
Lyons Gros Grains, Gros de Sane,
PorOt de Sole Mat..„ Lvons Taille.
Biachoff's Mourning Silk, - Marcellines Lnstrines,.
Lyons Bonnet Taffetas, r Modes. Seashews,
• BESSON
),. 91S CHESTNGT street
-LACK MIXED WATER-PROOF
CLOTHS.
Brown Mixed asPELLANTS.
_ • BYRN &
EYRE & LANDELb, PuIIRTEI and ARCH, have a flue
stock of Shawls, - Poplins, andlierinoes.
6-4 Scarlet Opera Clothe.
Purple Opera, Cloths.
• Blue Opera Cloths. oc2
THE Fotiwria ANNUAL DI EETING
of the AMERICAN lIRUKCII MISSIONARY SO
CIETY will be' held THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at the
Church of the Epiphany. FIFTEENTH and CHESTNUT
Streets. Admiral DUPONT, the President of the Society,
will preside, and several addresses will be delivered.
The meeting will commence at 7,li' o'clock. H.
MR. DEMPSTER (AFTER AN AS
•Thm Bence of several years) will give a Mnsical En
teitatnmeut at MUSICAL FUND IL&LL, on TUESDAY
and ER I DAY EVENING'S October 2ith and 23d, when he
will introduce hie new Songs in the Princess " and
Idyls of the King," together with the "May Queen."
Tickets, 511 seals. Reserved Seats. SI; may be secured,
with numbers attached, at Mr. J. E. COULD'S, where a
diagram of the Halt may be seen. 0015 st.
"THE ADAMIC ORIGIN OP THE
NEOE.O. "—Mr. MIN. HOGG, of Westminster
will deliver a Lecture on this interesting sub
not, in the First tr. P. Church, corner BRuA.I) and
LORBARD Streets, on- TO MORROW (Friday) EVE.
NlNG,loclober 16th. Lecture commencing at o'clock.
Tickets, price 25 cents, may be obtained at the door on
the evening of the Lecture. it•
OFFICE OF THE FRA.NICLIIII
- INSURANCE. COMPANY.
.-- - .
PIIIIAIHILPHIA. October 12, 1563.
•
At .a general meeting of the Stockholders of the Com
pany, held pursuant .to charter, - the-following-named
gentlemen were elected to serve as Directors for the en
suing year :
Charles N. Bancker, David S. 'Brown,
Tobias Wagner, Isaac Lea,
Samuel Grant, Edward C. Gale.
Jacob R. Smith, Geo. Pales,
Geo. W. Richards, Alfred Fitler.
And at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held this
day. CHARLES re. BANCRTR, Esq . was re-elected
President, and EDWARD C. DALE, Esq., Vice Presi
dent. J. W. AIcALLISTER.
ocl3-3t - Secretary, pro tern.
OFFICE OF THE AMERIC AN FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
_ - - -
PHILADELPHIA. October 12th 1862.
The'Directors have thts day declared a dividend of SIX
PER CENT. for the last six months. which will be paid
to the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on
and after the 4.'d inst., exclusive of all taxes.
ecl3-Bt. A. C. L CRAWFORD, Secretary.
OFFICE. OF THE PRANK LY iN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, - Oct 6, MB.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company.
hold this day, a Semi-Annual Dividend of SIX PER.
CENT.' and an Extra Dividend of TEN PER CENT., wag
declared on the Capital Stock, payable to the Stockhold
ers, or their legal- representatives. on and after the 16th
instant. Ccc6.lotl 3. W. I,IcALLISTBR, Sepl.
r- CORN EXCHANGE RANH,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IA 1363.
The annual election*? DIRECTORS will be held at the
Banking Home on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
next, between the bone of 10 A. hi and 2P. 61 -
The annual meeting of the - Stockholders will be held
on TUESDAY, the 3d day of November next, at ]2
ocl4-tnol6 J. .W TORREY, Cashier.
t i z - tze• FARMER S' AND MECHA_NICS'
BANK, ParnAnztragrA, October 2. Da
The annual election for Directors will be bald at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. lit and 3 o'clock
P. M.: and on TUESDAY, the third day of November
next, a general meeting of the Stockholders will.be held
at the banking House at 4 o'clock P M., agreeably to
charter. W. RUSHTON, JR.,
oc3-tnol6 Cashier.
'SPlT 'l li'LlYMlTEM(79 l ll ' a i rn 6 =e ' .lll C .:l . tft .
from
membere - of the congregation and others contributions
for the benefit of SICK and WOUNDED SOLDIER?. Ar
ticles of Diet. Flannel, and other Goods, may be sent to
the Secietv's Room, in the basement of the Cienrah
(THIRTEENTH Street below U A:rs
between 9 anal — o'clock. and Money to the Treaenrer,
CHS. W. CUSHMAN, No. 128 S. DELAWARE Ave
nue. eel7-thf3m
IV 0 "V IC ANNUAL
ING of theStockholdenvof the PHILADELPHIA,
GERMANTOWN, AND NORRISTO WN RAIL ROAD
COMPANY will be held, at the Office of the Comuany.
corner of NINTH and GREEN Streets, on 'MONDAY, the
second day of November next, at 10 o'clock , A. M. -
An ELECTION, to choose four Mauagere to serve three
years, and one to serve two years, will be hold the same
day, at the some place, immediately after the close of
the aforementioned meeting, and close at 2 P. M.
ocl3tuths-t2no W. S. WILSON, Secretary.
COIII3ItERCIAL EANK. OF PENN..
SYLVANIA. •
DETILADELPITIA, October 12,.1863
The ANNUAL MEETING of the htockholders of this
Bank will be held at the Banking House, on TUESDAY,
the third day of November next. at 12 o'clock 6f.
The annual ELECTION for Directors will be held at
the Benkina Bowe, on MOND 4.17; the tixtenth day of
November next, between, the hours of 10 o'clock: A. M.
and 2 o'clock P. M.
ocl3tuthe•tl6no
IMP PBIL4DEPfIIi. MUM, Oct.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the - Banking- House, on TUESDAY, the
3d day of November next. at 12 o'clock M. -
The Annual Election for Directors will 'be held on
MONDAY, the 16th day of November, between the hours'
0110 A. M. and 2P. M. , B. B. COMEOYS,
oclo-stuthAnol6 ' • Cashier.
PRIYAJDIIILPHIA:.•AN it EiIA.DING
RAILROAD COMPANY, Office 227 South
'O(O3TH. Street. PHILADELPHIA, September 2, 1863.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The •following-named persons
are entitled to a Dividend on the Common Stock of this
Company. The residence of several of them is nit
. known. and it is, therefore. necessary, that the certifi
- rates of stock should be presented on calling; for the
Dividend. 8. BRADFORD. Treasurer.
." STOCKHOLDERS' "NAMES.
Mrs.. Mary Bishop. S. Lancaster,
Timothy C. Boyle. Percy. M. Lewis.
Clement Biddle, Fanny Maly fditcheyson.
Ann Copeland,_ John Mclntyre,
' A. Smile and J. Newbold, John S. Moore,—
Trustees James McKnight,. ;'"
Debbie A. Hughes, Berg. F. Newport,
Sarni. T. Harrison. Beni Pott'
James Hallowell. W - K.Rodman. f
James W. Hallowell, Sarah Ann Richards.
Catherine C. 'Connate. Benry B. 6herer.
Daniel Klapp. - Maria L. Sadler,
Mary Kuhn, " Andrew Turner,
'.Chas: Kuhn, Hartman Mrs. Rebecca Ulrich'.
Kuhn, and J. H. Kuhn. Bk. Asher M. Wright,
of S. Kuhn. William Young,
R. V. R. • Leisse Extra. W. H. McVickar,
and James 0, Schaff, By, of l Austin Smith,
Jelin 8, Leine% dee% I Willie & Gq. eig•etativit
Mount. Vernon note,
B Thomas, New Jersey
Santee Crawford, Phitatia
Oeo W Tonkin.. Newham
B T West, Kansas
11.0 rand, Wisconsin.
Jolin Frebrey. Fauna
Iti•Erak ine, Germantown
0 L Marin. Williamsport
itailliou—Saaorkd
John W Lewis
James B Parker
Second SLaboved.rch.
W C Carroll, New Jersey'
John Thompson, California,
M W Hardman, N Jersey
V D Ward, Detroit.
Lieut W Funk & la, U S A
.1 Cooper. Penna.
W D Packer. Florida
P Garrett, Smyona, Del
G Regan; Georget'n. Del
W Hill, PI ovldonce, RI
A Dill. Delaware"
E Newbold, New Jersey
Jae M Foster, Bridgeport
Alfred Simplius,Bridgoport
Black Bear—Third h
J Ii Borneman, Boyertown
P Elk, Boyertown
above Callovvh n
J Bowman, Bechtelsville
Peter I, Dlener,B4rks co, Pa
Flltttle. Lehigh co, Pit
T Addis, Huntington Mills
N 47 Bei uhart. Pa
Lieut. A F Ely, Tank han'clt .
Slough. S Easton.
H Bower, Montgo y Pa
A S CrzesmaD,SelleAville
J Totalenson, Byberry
J Hersh, Pennehnrg
D B Edellean.litaiden. Creek
B P &mum, Nazareth ~.
SPECIAL NOTICE&
THE UNIVERSAL COO-WHEEL'CLOTHES
W11 1 1 , 10E31 received the FIRST PREMIUM at all the ra
cent State Fairs. For sale by WALCOTT & BURNIIAN
pgenta for Lietern Pcanvivaido. 27 South' SIXTP
street.
,
iii•BLtia.BED, link BOTTOMS, - MAT:rxEssics,
Iron.liedstsaeis, Camp Cots, I:llarpet.Bweepera. Spring
Horses, Tubs, Buckets, &r,, for sale cheap at WALCOTT
& BORNEf AM'S, 27 Booth SIXTH street. "its
HOOPIAND'S CELEBRATED GERIIIhN
BITTERS, preperttl. lir Dr.' C:' AI. JACKSON St CO.,
Philadelphia, Pi., will effectually cure LIVER COM.
PLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, OAreeie or Ner_
Dons Debilitll, iDiseases oj,the Kidneys, rend all (dis
eases arising/rem a clieceNered Liver or ,S'aaeaoh.
(live them a trial, care you.
For sale, at 75`eente per bottle. by-Draggtate and Store
Creepers is every town and village iu the United Static
Principal Office, Gal 41.11011 Street. oe10•Bc
• DEARNESS, EYR AND EAR.—DR. VDti
Mosotrztenna, Ocnlht and Anrist; graduate of Vierdia.
author cf •• G aide to Diheases of the Eye, !` ObserYa
Hone on Dizeasea of the Ear," can -be consulted on alt
maladies of the EYE awn &It. Years of experience, with
=extensive practice, have gained for him the fet:da
tion, be enjoys as the most successful Opthairnic and
Antal Burgeon. Numerous acknOwledgments of cares,
from persona well known throughout the country, can
be examined at bis ofacq,lo27 WALNUT Street,
HAIR DyR! HAIR Hvß
BATGIIRLOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE is the Beet fit
the Wor/d. The only, Harm less True, and Reltakle
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect—eh au gee
Red, Rusty, or Gray Hair,, instantly toia Mosey Black
or Natural Broton, without injuring the Hair or Stain.
Lug thaSkin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful:Am.
Parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
color, and rectifies the streets of Bad Dies. `The
Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. Bercrracoa; all others
ere mere_ hnitatione and should be avoided. Bold by
sil Driaggists, &c. FACTORY, 81 BARCLAY Street,
New Yorke Batchelor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing
MARRI tb..
D=ED.
-SUPER BLACK
Mournirg Stor.
S. C. PALITER, Cishier.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELP
edet. &blows Market.
Robt Berman, N Jersey
ILewis Pelmet, New Jersey
Richard Ruatace, New York
Chas Miller. New York
Capt D W VOX, NOOK
John B Tower, New jersey
Little, New Jersey
Chaa klehttlhaus, liaoThertv
5-20. u- e. 5-20
The undersigned, as General Subscription Agent, is
authorized by the Secretary of the Treasury to continue
the sale of this popular Loan, and TEN DAYS public
notice will be given of discontinuance. • .
ABOUT TWO HaNDLIED MILLIONS remain unsold,
and this amount is scarcely sufficient 'to furnish a basis
for the circulation of the National Banking Associations
now being formed in every part of the Country. But a
short time must elapse before this loan iewholly ab
sorbed. the demand from Europe, Germanyespecially,
being quite active. . •
As it Is well known that the Secretary of the Tree
sorry has amplo and nnfaiin g resources in the duties on
imports, internal revenues, and in the issue of interest
bearing Legal yonder Treasury Notes, it is nearly cer
tain that it will not be necessary for him for along time
to come to issue farther permanent Loans. the interest
and principal of which are Payable in Gold.
These considerations must lead to the prompt cousin-
Sinn that the time is not far distant when these " Five-
Twenties," 'will sell at a handsome premium, as was the
result With the Seven-thirty" Loan, when it was all
sold, and could no longer be subscribed : for at par.
This is a ..
the interest and. principal' being payable in eoin. thud
yielding about MORT per cent. per anzam at the present
premium on gold.
It is called- "Eive-Twenty," from the fact that whilst
the Bonds may rnn for twenty years, yet the Govern
. - -
went has the right to pay them off in gold at par, at any
time after jive years.
The interest is paid half yearly on the first days of No
vember and Mar.
Subscribers can have Coupon Bonds which are PM
ble to bearer and issued for $5O, 8100, $5OO, and $l,OOO,
or. Regisiered Bonds of similar denominations, and in
addition $5.000 and 810.000.
These "Five-Twenties" cannot be taxed by States,
cities, towns, or counties, and. the Government tel on
them is only one and a half per cent, on the amount of
income, when the income exceeds six hundred dol
lars per annum. Income from all other investments.
such as mortgages, 'railroad stocks, bonds, &c., mus
Pay from three to five per cent. tax on the income.
Banks and Bankers throughout the country will. con
tinue to dispose of the Bonds, and all orders by mail or
otherwise properly attended to.
The Treasury Department having perfected arrange
ments for the prompt delivery of Bond!, Subscribers
'will be enabled to receive them at the time'of subscri
bing, or at farthest in FOBS' days. This arrangement
will be gratifying to parties who want theßonds on pay
ment of the money. and will greatly increase the sales.
MICHAEL JACOBS,
BANKER,
No. 40 South THIRD 'Street,'
- PRILADELPHLt. •
GO BANIIIENT SECURITIES, SPECIE. AND UEOU.R.
RENT MONEY , BOOGRVAND SOLD.
'STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CaIIIMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the Negotiation of Time
Paper. CITY WARRANTS BOIJIlNI! ocs-3m.
COLLECTION OF' U. S. CERTIFI.
GATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.—The ADAMS' EX
PRESS COMPANY are now prepared .to collect, at the
Treasury Department, Washington, with despatch, and
dt reasonable rates, the One-Year Certificates or
ebtedness of the United States now , due or s4ortly ,
maturing.
Terms made known and receipts given at the office,
No. 320 CHESTNUT Street. • mys-tf
GIVEN that the CERTIFICATE' No. 29,824, 200
Shares. issued to us by the New York Transfer Agency
of the Philadelphia and Reading :Railroad has been
LOST, and that application has been made for the sub
stitution of a certificate inylace thereof. _
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EQ,UrPA4E
AR3
OFFICE, TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets.
PHILADHLPHIA, October 14, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited at this °Moir:until
I 2 o'clock Id., on TUESDAY. the 20th instant, to furnish
s ,
prompt'. at the SCHUYLKILL ARSENAL the -follow-
Inc articles: •
.Brass - Eagles for Light Artillery Caps, army standard.
do Tulips do i do do do do
"-
Canteens, Corrugated, to I" 3do
Cavalry Guidons, do do
Great Coats for Mounted Men, .do
Engineer Fatigue Overalls, linen or .cotton. Samples
of the material to be used must accompany the bid.
Bidders will state in their proposals the 'Price, quan
tity bid for, and time of delivery. -
The ability of the bidder to Jill the contract mast be'
guarantied by two responsible persons, whose signa
tures must be appended to the guarantee, and said gua
rantee must accompany the bid.
Bidders, as well as their sureties or guarantors,irhe
may not be known at this office. will Tarnish a certificate
from the United Stites District Attorney, Postmaster or
other public functionary, - at the residence of the' bidder
or guarantors, setting - forth clearly the feet that the
bidder and his sureties are responsible men who will, if
a contract Is awarded them, act in good faith with the
United States, and faithfully ezecnte the same. -
Samples can be seen at this Office, to which all erts-.
cles must conform. Blank forms for Proposals can be
had upon application at this office.
Proposals must - be endorsed " Proposals for Army
BnppHes," stating the particular article bid for.
G. H. C ROSMAN,
0c16.6t Asst. Quartermaster General CT.. S. A.
TO SPORTSMEN.
.lianufa:ctirers of superior
!:;. DOUBLE GUNS,
._
equal, If not .
enpertor, to any of the following mokee,
which we keep constantly on - hand : - -•--,
. William Greener, Westley Richards. Moore A; Harr%
and othor makers. -
•
Also, Powder, Shot, Wads, , Caps, &o.
We shall be constantly supplied, during the season,
with every variety of
SKATES.
THE BEST STYLE PICTURES; SUIT.
ED 'to` all classes, are REIMER'S Colored Photo
graphs for $ t executed with desire to please and sus
tain their, well•ltnoWn reputation ,SSCODTD: Street,
above Green.
NO PORTRAITS SO TRULY' REPRE.
SENT you as REIMER'S life•elae Photographs in
Oil Colors. Au more life.dn expression.or. 'moros
ely sly colored, cannot be fou ad. SICOND ,Street,' above
OP:012.
MMRS. A.III.JONES,3I.ThiILE 0 Ras.
THIS (Monday). and each ATTRItti N thix
week, at Redding M. E. Church, SIXTEEN and
COATES Streets. ,111 4t
IMMECHANICS' BANK, PHIL EL
PHIA. October O. 1303
Tho annual meeting of the Stockholdt
will be held, at the Banking Hone°, o)
third day of November, at 12 M.
The annual election for DIRWiTORS,
atoning year, will - be held on. AtOlilln.
davit November, between the holm of
J. want,
oce:tutha
.rhea... *BANK 'OF COMMER.4
DEL - PBIA. October Oy, UM.
T 1 c annual olection for DIttECTORS
the Banking House, on MOND &Y, the
ovt miler next. between the hours of 1(
A general meeting of the Stockholders
the same place, on TUESDAY, tile third
her next. at 12, M. J.
0;64 nthe tnol7
AILITA.R r NOTIC
It• - $727 BOUNTY! $727 B 1
.FIFTY MEN WANTED to complete
MN NT, now In cam [rat Camp Market
Inquire at the Round HMO, foot of
Camden, N. J. 111i66 oath on maker.
E. G. JAMS(
. Rec
CORPS OF HONOR, 11. S. - Ai'
HEADQUARTERS RECRUITING &IRMA ,
i/IVALID CORPS FOR PHILADHLPHIA.
443 Sarah THIRD Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
SOLDIERS honorably discharged on account ..ordis
ability will apply for information for enlistment in' the
• INVALID CORPS
Lieut. HUBER BASTIAN, Invalid Corps,.
2136. Third street, Philadelphia,
Lieut, J. W. DEAN, Invalid Corps,,
5n Brown street, and
N. B. corner Broad and Spring ft ardenete., Phila.
Pay and ?allowances, excepting* bounty and Pension,
lump as in 11. S. Infantry. B. W. MATTEIS WS,
Major Ist Pa. Art. and Sant: Invalid Corps for Vhiladel
pliia.
•
• DANA TROOP.:--,THE , SUB
scribere to the fund to buy hoes for the
' m DANA TROOP will rocelye fifty-five per cent.
of the amount subscribed by calling on the
enbecribsr, 4 . 0, 320 WALN DT street. _
oclfi etc WM, P. JENKS, Treasurer.
ARMY GOOIOS.
nnevvvn
FRO THINGII AM & WELLS
HATS FOB RALF,
HEAVY,_ =mum. AND LIGHT SHERTINGS AND
SHIRTING& . -
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON PLA'NNELS.
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CA.MBRIOS ,AND
'' KUM AS: _ •
BROWN_,BLEACHED, AND CORSET JEANS.'
No. 12 WORSTIk'D YARN, &Q. • 8618-If tit
FOR THE ARMY AND ➢TAVY.
• •
EITA.NS
MILITARY FURNISHERS .
416 ARCH STREET,
• PHILADELPHIA.
Banners, Regimental and Company:Flags,
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Passants, Epaulettes,
Hats, Caps, Canteens, • Haversticks, CamP
Chests, Field Glasses, Spurs, and everything
pertaining to the complete outfit of Army
and Navy Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade.
mel3-tf
G. W. SIMONS eb BROTHER,
_
SANSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANDFACTURERs OP JEWELRY,
FINE SWORDS, •
• Alsip •
MILITARY' GOODS EVERY, VARIETY.
an24-If6m
FINANCIAL.
5.205. IsT NOVEMBER' 5.20 s
COUPONS WANTED.
. EARLY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
NZANTED.
STEELING EXCHANGEBOUGHT AND SOLD BY
• DREXEL CO.,
34. South THIRD Street,
SIX PER. CENT. LOAN,
JAY COOTEE.,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
OTICE.--NOTICE IS HEREBY
A. G. EIRMINWILY & CO:;
No• 53 EXCHANGE Platte.
IPROPOSAIM.
PHILIP WILSON44II CO.,
409 CHESTNUT STREET,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, .1863;
10,000 R DS . 0 F
FRENCH MERINOEB,
ALL-WOOL REP POPLINS,
BILE-FACE POPLINS,
CORDED MERINOES, •
FIGURED POPLINS, '
. IRISH. POPLINS.
. EDWIN MALL & CO.,
20 South. SECOND Street.
N. 13.—Most of the abovi) were bought in the early
part of August, and are for sale below the regular
0015-them3t
T L ADIES' CLOAKING CLOTHS.
Black Beaver and Tricot Cloths,
• Brown and Black Water-proof Cloths,
Dark Brown and Mode Cloths,
Fine Black Broad Clothe,
Superb q nality,Licarlet Cloths,
Chinchilla Cloaking%
Also, Cloths, Cassimeree, and Satinets for Men and
Ventings, in Great variety, at
JOHN H. STOKES,
W'4 AWE( Street.
N. B.—Jack Strawa, made by and sold for an Invalid.
A enw invoiced net received 0c1.5
ONE CASE OF THE BEST HEAVY
(malty real Waterproof Clothe, received this day.
Best quality Froced-Bearer Cloths.
Chinchilla Cloths, magnificent quality.
•
heavy Plain Brown, and Leather-color Cloths.
Ididdieres Cloths, , dark colors. . •
Fine French Scarlet Cloths. . '
Blue and . Scarlet Chinchilla Clothe. . '
French Scarlet and Blue Flannels.
Frosted-Beaver Clothe, from £?.3 to $B.
'N. B. — Magnificent quality Lyons Silk Velvet, at $l.l
and $l6 50 per yard • EDWIN HALL &
ocls lil6 South SECOND Street.
p, - RA:[ ER FLANNELS.
"Ballerdvale and Washington Flannels.
Grar, red, bine. and white Twill Flannels.
Red: grey, and white plain Flannels, cheap.
SAC UK FL AA DELS—
Scarlet. Blues. Bled's& Browns, &e.
Cotton Flannels Tickings, &c. -
Table Fan asks, bleached and:brown.
Crash, fine Towels, Nursery Diapers.
Gftisteplc pf Skirtings and Sheeting's,
.Dealrable ems and mmte o s
o Vi L nkr ooNARD;
g. E. corner rolml awl . MARKET. -
FROSTED BEAVERS.
Low grades to extra Sae.
Ribbed Beavers, Tricots. Sealskins. Stu
Flue Overeoatinge in variety.
French Black Broadcloths.
Extra fine Black Cassimeres.
Rugged styles 'Fancy Cassimeres.
Robby Goods fur young gents.
BoyolCassitaeres of every grade.
COOPER & CONARIL
S. E corner NINTH and &IMRE
A T .RETAIL
JOHN F. YOUNG.
_ No. 70 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Ras new in store an excellent assortment of DRESS
GOODS, &c., consisting in part otSinek Silks, Alpacas,
from the lowest to the finest quality, Merinos, Wool de
Lames, Plain and Striped Poplins. clothe style Plaid
Cashmeres, Reps. Shawls, and Scarfs. Also, a full line
of Flannels, including Silk Warp, Shaker, .tre , dot.
,To which the special. attention of the retail trade is in
•vited. - oc9-21t
•
CHEAP •
`..." Just received a LOT OF FANCY SILKS
From AUCTION, $1 per yard.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS.
otB CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets
REP POPLINS.
&WO YARDS REP POPLINS.
EMPRESS CLOTHS and PIOURED POPLINS.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
esti CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets
FROSTED BEAVERS.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS offer
RUSTED BEAVERS at $2 E.O.
FROSTED BEAVERS at U.
FROSTED BEAVERS at $4.
VELVET BEAVERS at $6.
FROSTED BEAVERS at 4. -
And a large assortment of
PLAIN and RIBBED MACK BEAVERS.
oeS CHESTNUT. and EIGHTH Streets
/ 10 EIGHTH ST. RIBBON STORE,
No. 107 N. EIGHTH STREET.
We have received from the late New York and
Philadelphia Auctions the following most desirable and
fashionable g.oods at very reasonable prices:
Scarlet Bonnet Velvet, at 73 per yard.
Do. do. do. Lyons width and quality, 74 50
per yard.
LEATHER-COLORED VELVET. —Tin cut Velvet. Cord
ed Silk and Bonnet Silk, all o' the moat beautiful shades,
with Ribbons, Feathers and Flowers, to match.
BLACK BONNET RIBBONS.—A. splendid line, from
16 to 44 cents per yard. At the latter price we sell a very
wide and heavy Ribbon. . .
Extra heavy, all boiled Ribbons, narrsw and wide,
lower at retail than they
-can be bought else where by the,
piece.
BLACK, DRAB AND BROWN FELT II tTS, from the
manufacturers direct. All the new shapes for ladies' and
children's wear, Cell , cheap
A complete assortment of Black. English Crape!, pur
chased before the late heavy advance in gold. from 65
cents a yard upwards.
BiCi.DiNE.Tß.ll3Bbiqg in endless variety. Velvet Rib
bons. block and colored.. the best make imported, at a
great redaction. Trimming Ribbons, every shade; and
every other article need in making or trimming a -ban
net,-or that can be found wok us at less than wholesale
Prices
A liberal reduction made to wholesale buyers
Country orders promptly attended to.
ocl (moll
FRENCH - 1863
FEATHERS, - LACES; RIBBONS, &
NEW-STYLE HATS,
• - - JUST OPENED. AT
THOSnCENIJPDY & BRO.'S
No. 1539 CHESTNUT Street, below Elihth
•69-3 m
MILLINERY GOODS.
BROOKS & ROSENREIM,
431 MARKET STREET,
have now on hand a complete assortment of new styles
RIBBONS, BONNETS, VELVETS,
BONNET-SILKS, MISSES' HATS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LACES,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY,
to which we invite the attention of the trade. oc7-lm
FALL' 1863
WOOD sr-
CAR - v,
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
Haye now 01434 •
A. LARGE STOCK OF
STRAW. AND FELT GOODS,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
And: a general assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of
THE TRADE. sel7-Es`
in M. E. IVLA.RTINDELL, No. 10
—ll-4 North EIGHTH Street, has now open a handsome
1 ' assortment of .
IIPMRS. M. A. KTNG,.1026 CHEST
NDT street. will open a fall assortment of FALL
AHD WINTER MILLINERY ; en WEDNESDAY.
Oitober 0010-6t*
lip
MOURNING BONNETS
.
Made to order at the
- NNW MOURNING STORE ;
M. t.
926 CHIINT.Irmars &
CO
el9-Im & A.
PHILADELPHIA
W 1). GLENN,
-`IMPORTER OF
' DRUGGISTS' FANCY GOODS,
-NO. 20 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Offen to the trade a full assortment, including in part—
Hair, Tooth, Nail, Cloth, and Shaving Brushes.
Camel's Hair Pencils and Marking Brushes.
Combs in shell, ivory, horn, and India rubber.
Perfumery and Toilet Soaps of all descriptions.
Pule Bssential Oils.
. Nose Water and:Orange Flower Water in cans.
Povder Boxes and Puffs in great variety.
RomadTiltering Paper, all sizes. -
Cadaous Aromatise, Hooper's and Arnaud's. --
English Pink saucers, Reeves' and common.
ffew Zealand and Pink Linen Twine. •
Flasks, Tooth Picks, Violin Strings, .4c.,.11m.„ all at
lowest market Prices: se2S-Imif
TTERR's
'Drubbing China & Glass Establishment,
_ , CHINA HALL, 529,.OHESTNIIT-,BT4ENT, -
Wir RTERCTLY OPPOSITE INDEPANDENOR E4I;L;IA;
la the cheapest (for the quality) and most extensive 4
sortraent of •
AND DECORATED CHINA IN THIS CITY.
,
. Rod opened, of our own importation,"eighty,one casks
very snPorior plain' WHITE FRENCH. CHINA, in any
Quantity to snit purchasers. Also, a splendid assortment
of Isenionable •
CDT , D ENGRAVED TABLE CRYSTAL GLASS.
Also ;~laln white English Stone Ware, Dinner and
Tea Ware. Also, Toilet nets. in great variety, some
very elegantly decorated.
/Fir Denble thick China Stone Ware, and. Glass, ex-
Dresalyf
HOTELS,
.pnrermio-, AND RESTAURANTS.
air France China decorated to order In pattern.
ARP Initlst engraved on Table clime. . .
China and lass packed in a proper manner.
sets-eatnthim
WA ORES AND JEWELRY.
'L AND ROSEWOOD OASES,
pplayya
San ifelo :, froinnoloYlandrhes34N7e.e4a2aloltfent.
Bmeel• 324 CHESTNUT Street. below Fourth.
E
I g ELLIbE° I2 VATO . Jewel r y;Yne I
aY
and .
iy29-6A
4-, -, •
1 IN h WA.TO.I[ REPAIRING
attmded to, by the most experienced workmen,
I ,every Watch warranted for one o yea Rtr r. ssua.,
MS" ' - W North SIXTH Street.
0 • ` ING.
ii.-Mr. C. E. SARGENT'S orders for tatting
repairing Pianos aro received at MASON At CO.'S
007 CHESTNUT Street, only.
I 8. has had eleven years' fnetory experience Inßos
, •nd Axe years' employment in Philadelphia.
four, —Pianos re/euthereci to sound as soft and
-t toned as now, Without removing.
me for Tuning, $l.
,L THOSE WHO DESIRE GOOD
4 Likenesses, at moderate charge, should get RBI.
Egli Colored 1 Pantographs fine quality and artisti
lly colored, for 411.; Gallery, SWUM) Street, above
RETAIL, DRY GOODS.
MILLINERY GOODS.
SICREL & WHYL,
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street
FALL AND WINTEit MILLINERY.
FANCY ARTICLES.
CHINA; AND GLASSWARE.
WHIT&, Fxsxoa-aonn-ndarD '—_"
MUSICAL BOXES.
XIS North SIXTH Street.
. .
rLANTATION BffIPERS.
Fr; se the army bosoital—the bloody battle.fleld—the
menden of the rich and humble abode of the poor—from
the office and the eacred deek—from the mountain top,
distant valleys and for-off islands of the ocean—front
every nook and corner of the civilized world—is pouring
in the evidence of the astonishing effects of DRAIN'S
FLOTATION BITTERS. Thoniande upon-thousands
of letters like the following may bo seen at nor office:
BEICHSRURT, WIS., Sept. 16.,1863.
* I have been in the army hospitals for
font teen mouths—spec ebless and nearly dead At Alton.
Ill„ they gave me a bottle of Plantation Bitters. s'
Three bottles restored my speech and cared me. * * *
C. IL FUME."
SOUTH WARSAW, 0,, Inly 213, 1863.
• * One young man, who had been sick and not
out of the house for Iwo years with Scrofula and Ery
sipelas, after paying the doctors over OM without bene
fit, has been cured by ten bottles of your Bitters. *
EDWARD WOUNALL."
The following is from the Matron of the Union Home
School for the Children of volunteers: •
HAVEMEYER MANSTON, FigiT. SEVENTH ST.,
.N
• ENV YORK, August 2.
_lBBB. -
Dn.' DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation Bitters
have been given to some of our little children suffering
from weakness - and weak lungs with most happy effort.
One little girl; in particular, with pains in, the head, lose
of appetite. and daily wasting. Coru3llmpllOß; on whorn
all medical skill had been exhausted, has bean entirely
'restored. We commenced with but a teaspoonful of
Bitters a day. Her appetite increased; strength and
health followtd.
Respectfully,
.t* ► * owe mneh to TOL for I verily believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
'ItSV. W. 11. WAGGONER, lifndrid, N. Y."
• * * Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy
Plantation Bitters. My wife has been , greatly benefited
by their use.
Thy friend. ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa."
••* * -`lhave been a great sufferer from Dyspepata,
and had to abandon preaching. *. r * The Plantation
Bitters have cured me.
. , . LEY. J. S. CA.THORN, Rochester, N.
* s en d nn twenty-four dozen more of your
Plantation isure.., the PePulat.. daLy in
creasing with the attests Of oi
SYKES, CHADWICK, dt CO"
,
s
Proprietors Willard' Hotel, Waehington, D. C."
R I hays giten the saltation Bitters to hatt
dreds of our disabled soldiers with the ,
most astonishing
e ff ec t . 0. W. D. ANDRES"ird.
Superintendent Solairs' lloitie, Cincinnati, 0."
* * The Plartiation Bitters hate cured me of
liver complaint, of whish I was laid up prostrate and
had to abandon my hasinc"as. - ;
B. KINGSLEY,' CleVeland,
"* s * The Plantation Bitten have eared me of a
derangement of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for years. It acts like a charm.
C.C. MOORE, Agent for Colgate & Co., 25t Broadway,".
&0., &e.. Sro. , , &c.
The Plantation. Bitters make the weak strong;' the lan:'
grid brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer.
They are composed. of the celebrated Clfasaya Bark,
Wintergreen, Sassafras, Roots, Herbs. dm., all. Pieservadi
in perfectly pure St. Croix Ram.
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with weakness,
lassitude; palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, dis
tress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, &c., deserve
to stiffer 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,
NOTICE.—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 our log-cabin bottles. 'Beware of
bottles refilled with imitation deleterious stuff, for which
several persons are already In prison. Bee - that every
bottle bas our 'United fftates stamp over the cork, and
signature on steel-plate side labels.
Bold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
P. H. DRAKE cfc CO.,
oci4siuszth4m • 2O BROADWAY, N. Y.
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
.3FA.3EIELTC,k,
No. 718 ARCH STREETNELOW EIGHTH,
Importer .ami. Manufacturer
LADIES' FANCY. FURS
My assortment of FANCY FURS for Ladies and Chil
dren is now complete, And embracing every variety that
will be fashionable during the present season. AU sold
at the manufacturers' prices. for cash. - Ladle% please
ocS-42n
give me a call
OPENING OF FANCY FURS.
JOHN A. ST INBEiCH,
. IMPORTER AND IdABBFACTURER' OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
x 41824 ARCH STREET, BELOW NINTH.
Has now open a splendid stock of
LADIES OD CHILDREN'S FURS,
Which will be sold at the ,
LOWEST CASH PRICES. oc2-2m
FURS!. FURS!
GEORGE F. WOMUATH,
NOS. 415 AND 147 ARCH STREET.
HAS NOW OPEN .
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF.
Ta.A.l3l.Va S 9 MITI S',
To which the attention of the public is inyltetl. 5e23.3u2
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURE YOUR LINE
WASHINGTON
LIFE INSIJR4NCE COMPANY
WHICH OFFERS MORE ADVANTAGES TO INSURERS
THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY IN
ITS PROMINENT FEATURES ARE AS FOLLOWS
Permanent CAPITAL STOCK of- $125,000, now
largely added to by aecronnlation.
Stockholders receive LEGaL INTEREST ONLY on
their stock, which the capital has thus far MORE than
earned for them.
Policy hollers receive ALL THE PROFITS
It Is _the ONLY Stock Compan.Y whose charter ex
pressly requires the distribution of ALL THE intorrr
among the Policy holders, thus being purely mutua
in character. -
,The Company has, therefore. all the adirantages and
security of . a STOCK AND MUTUAL COMPANY COM
BINED, without their separate disadvantages.
Dividends to Policy holders once credited are never
forfeited. This is the ONLy Company that guarantees
this simple act of justice.
Proportion of Assets to Liabilities is larger than most
other companies. The following figures, ofrom the oftl-
Lit report of the Hassaehuretts Insurance Commission
ers, for January, 1P63, page 22, show the standing of
ten companies doing business in Philadelphia, con
sidered as to the security furnished by their entire .
- mcovio for cael. $lOO -at -
New En gland Mutual
Massachusetts Mutual
Mutual Life, of New York
Mutual Benefit, of New Jersey... % y
New York Life
Connecticut Mutual
United States, of New York
Manhattan, of New York
Equitable, of New York
WASHINGTON, of New York
REFERENCES IN PHILADELPHIA,
William Welsh,
Thomas Robins,
Collin, Zr C 0.,.
Jay Cooke,
John Jordan, Jr.,
Alexander Henry,
J. Edgar Thomson,
CHAMBERS a• REGISTER,
For the States of Pennsylvania and Ohio,
'OFFICE; 407 WALNUT-STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
oaf%
FAME INSURANI
- 403 CREMIIIT Btrol..
- • PIIILADELPHIA
FIRS AND INLAND INSIETAWS.
DEREO.TOIIB., •
Francis N. Buck, • •
Chas. Richardson;
Henry Lewis, Jr..
John W. Erorman,
Philip S. Justice,
0. W. Davis, •
FRANCIS Bi
CHARLES RICH
WILLIAM I:. BLANCH
• TRUSSES, BRACES, &c m
skilfully adjusted by C.' H. NEEDLES,
corner of TWELFTH and RACE Streets.—
, Ladies' Depa:rtment for same, conducted by
Ladies; TWELFTH Street. first door below Ease. The
most complete and varied stock on hand. consisting In
part of Trusses. Supporters, Shoulder_ Braces, Belts,
Bandages, Elastic Stockings, Crutches, Syringes, Ar.
ticlea for Dittmar/. 4i 4 ir. Rom , Ace. Ge2B-3m if
0012 awl
NES. 0. M. DEVOE."
S. T.-1860.-x.
LADIES' FURS.
OF NEV YORK.
THE UNITED STATES
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• . 14'3 93
... 175 11
... 138 66
... 99 41
... 144 94
... 130 90
134 04
• 183 69
329 30
Daniel B. Crimmins,
S. Morris Waln,
Geo. H. Stuart At Go.,
Morris, Wheeler, &
Charles E. Lax
Wm. G. Crowell,
Joseph H. Trotter.
GENERAL AGENTS
[E COMPANY, NO.
E D. Woodruff.
Geo. A: West,-
- John Ressler.• Jr. ,
Chas. Stokes,-
A. H. Rosenholm,
Joseph D.
CH. President.
- 'EDSON, 'nee President.
• D. Secretary. MIBM[
NEW FIUBLICATIONS..
P ETERSON'S COUNTERFEIT DE
mzuron. fel OCTOB&R 15th, ie published 'MP
MORNING.
BEST I—PETERSON'S
HOHNTREPRIT DETECTOR. for OCTORERISth.
38 pathsbed THIS MORNING. PRICK TRN CENTS.
38 NEW COUNTERFEITS ARE
fith' described in PEFERSON'S COUNTERFEIT
DETECTOR and DREXEL'S BANK NOTE MST, for
OCTOI3ER 11th, which is ready Tills MORNING, at
B PRTERSON & BROS.,
No. 306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
TERMS—Ono Dollar a year monthly, or Two Dollars
stini-montbly, or Ten Ceuta a number.
Ad vertia' rnents inserted in it at low rates It
TO CHOIRS AND SINGERS.—JUST
pußmtnEn—GEsis sAcdED HACC:Ci
and arranged for English words, for form . voices, and
with an accompaniment for plane or organ. by John C.
3 . 3.
Ststalbridge, orgaula of SA. Qtaraent's Church
in parts. about twelve pages each. Price 50 do a fart.
PART 1.
—... _.
Holy Twelfth Mass ' Mozart.
There is a Happy Land Winter.
All Thy Works Hine.
PART 2. .
Prayer for the Commonwealth B. Taylor.
incline Thine lac ' Himmel.
Come ye that Love the Lord , Bordese.
PART 3.
I will be Glad...
Trio. from Attila
If oly
- . PART 4.
Almighty Sternal Mozart
Lord Almighty Sixth hfites—llayda.
0, Holy Lord Bordesi. , ,
Prayer, from Taaored Rogßini,
For sale at . S. E. GOULD'S,
ocl4-3t. SEVFNIII and CHESTNUT Streets,
THE STANDARD SERIES OF POPII
-k- LAR FICTION.
Jost Published,
BENSLEY
A NEW AMERICAN NOVEL. .
e . es
By the - author of Life Before' Blm," ABa o_
/Io
Story*" &C.* &c. _
llniforrrk wfth
THE STORY OP E Thackeray,
NANEI TE 'AND THE LOVERS. By Talbot Gwynne.
HEART AND CROSS. By Mrs Oliphant. -
MY , LADY. - A Tale of Modern Life.
Paper covers. limo. Price Thirty tents each..
The "Standard Series" includes only the better, class
of Novels. It is every cheap, neat, attractive, and. reada
hie series of popular books Uniform in size, style, and
price Either of the volumes' mailed free of postage, on
receipt of price. Other works in preparation.
J. G. GREGOttI, Publisher,
. oci3tuths-Si No. 46 WALKER. Street, New York.
3 - UST. PUBLISHED, •
BY J. R UPPINCOTT & CO,.
AHEM RHOADES' POEMS.
POEMS : A series of Tales inverse, with a variety of
13 rival productions on chosen themes, intended to please
the many and offend none.
By MRS.. RACHEL RHOADES.
(The American Harp,)-
Authoress of "The Minstrel-Lyre,' `Zimlaite,"
. • ' 12mo. $1 'LI •
For sale . by
T. B. PETERSON Br BRO.; HOCi cripsizittr street,
INK. S. MARTIEN, twe •1
WILLIS P. HAZARD, '4 , 44.
G. W . prr MISR, ' 808
'no Fr. 000
NEW E 00118—• ' .
Just received by -
J. ; B. LIFTINCOTT &CO..
--- 715ana67711LRECET Street
ANNALS OF THE ARMY OF THE °MARSHLAND:
con prising biographies. descriptions of departments,
accounts of battles, 4[6... by an officer. One handsome
- volume, Bvo. -
THE . PENINSULA CAMPAIGN . IN VIRGINIA. By
Rev.y. s. _ _
LEVANA: or, The Doctrine of Edncation. From the
German of Jean Paul Richter.
MEDITATIONS ON LIFE, and its Religious Duties.
From the German of Zsehoklie.
THE BING OF AMASIS. From the Papers of a Ger
mah Physician. By R. Bnlwer Lytton.
DAILY WALES WITH WISE MEN: or. Religions
Enrolees for Every Day in the Year. By Bev. Nelson
EL ANOR'S' VICTORY, •A Novel By M. E. Bred
a,.
INGENZO. A Novel. By J. Paiffitte.
-PETER CARRADINE; or, The Martindale Pastoral.
By.feroline Cheesebro
o wa cio NDEL „ L PHILLIPS' SPEEOBIEL and LECTITRES.
11A.'ZARD'S BOOKSTORE,
724 CHESTIIIIT STREET.
Bitween Seventh and Eigati. Streets
v 811 Books usually to be bad in a
FIRST-CLASS BOOKSTORE,
alwayabefonnd on our shelves
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Nel2-81na
MAP OF GETTYSBURG BATTLE
prepared byWm; B. Willcox, Captain and A. D. 0
on Mader Gen. Reynolds' staff. 60 cents.
. DAILY WALK. WITH WISE MEN. or Religions Exer
cises for every day in the year, by Rev. Nelson Head.
$l6O.
THE RING OF AMAS'S. by Robert B. Lytton. $l.
RNAPP'S FRENCH READING BOOK. $1.2.5.
LEYANN A., or the Doctrine of Education; from the
German of 3. P. F. Richter. $1.6'3
MEDITATION'S ON LIFE, AND ITS RELIGIOUS
DUTIES. Translated from tho German, by F. Rowan.
$1.25.
THE TWO BROTHERS AND TEE TWO OATHS.
50 cents
PEI DAYTON., SD cents.
For era by
:WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
606 CHESTNUT Street
HARRIS' DENTAL SURGERY. -
THE EIGHTH EDITION
-NOW READY.
The Principles and Practice of Dental Surgery, by
Chapin A. Harris, M. D:. D. D. 8., late President of the
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. &c., &c., the eighth
edition, enlarged and revised, with three hundred and
twenty illustrations. One vol ' royal octavo. Price $.5.
MEDICAL, DBNTAL, AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS.
A large assortment always on head, for sale at low
prices, by LINDSAY & BLARISTON.
Publishers and Boolcsellers,
cell .25 SOUTH SIXTH Street, above Chestnut.
STATIONERY.
Moss & NCO.,
ReaI:WWI:MY IDIOrm the public they have opened a
BRANCH at
No. 432 CHESTNUT STREET,
Second Door shove the Post Office,
where will be found a complete stock of Fancy, Staple,
Counting House, and Office
.STATIONERY.,
BLANK BOOKS, AND ENVELOPES,
of their own manufacture, of the bast qualltle,s, and in
swat variety. •
The business will he conducted on the principle of
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK 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 public
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. Stand, - -
Q. 480 MARKET STREET.
te22-Ito_ if
AUCTION SALE.
d i >f4 , BAZAAR-NINTH AND SAN
sou Shasta.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES,ONsSATURDAY AfORNDSbi NEXT,
At 10 o'clock, comprising about -
11F11 HORSES.
Full descriptions in catalog - dee.
ALSO,
A large collection of desirable new and second-hand
carriages and light wagons, single and double harness,
saddles, Sic ' with which the sale will commence.
qty? No postponement on account of the weather.
ocls-ltif ALFRED Di. FIRMNESS, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE AND TO LET
POAL YARD FOR SALE.—THE
C beg Stied-up YARD in the city. Capacity for doing
any amount of business. Inquire on .the premises,- No.
957 NortIiNIIVIII St., below Girard avenue. oc'o-6te
57:50.-A THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, pleasontly located, sixteen feet front, lot
seventy-two feet deep• subject to ground rent. The
house has six rooms and back kitchen, and will be sold
at this very low Price. as the owner is going to Europe.
Icquire at KERS.RaW & BIRD'S, 334 ORES MUT
Street, up stairs. ocls-2t.
de FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE
num Tenth-street Residence. No, MA; lot 22x100. Thir
teenth-street Residence. below Walnut; lot 18x155. -
Number of others in different localities.
0016 E PETTIT, 323 WALNUT Street.
ftSt TO RENT-NORTH FOURI'IL
ow+ reet DWELLING, No. 535, with large back build
ings. modern conveniences, and stable in the rear. By
ocls-31. P. T. &J. H MORRIS, 916 ARCH Street.
de FOR SALE 7 —THE STORE AND
Mr: 4 DWELLING noriliwest corner of SIXT SE aT Et stud
SUISIMER Streets. The dwelling to let. Apply to W. 31.
ROSSELL ALLEN. southeast corner FOURTH and
WALBUT, second floor. - ocl3-3t•
FOR SALE VERY LOW-THE
.11MFOITR-STORY DWELLING, with three.story back
buildings, No. 122 NEW Street. Apply to. WIL ROS-
SELL ALLEN, soatheatt corner FOURTH and WAL
NUT, second floor. oclallto
.11.01 TNT YERNON-STREET RESI•
&Ea DENCE.—A very desirable dwelling, on KOMI.
VERNON street. west of Nineteenth street, having all
the modern imMovements. For sale by
HORLCE FRITZ,
(0.9. Mit* 144 Smith FOURTH street.
Al NORTH BROAHSTREET - REST
DENCE—Fcr sale, a handsome Platen-stone front
four. story dwelling with thrse story double back build
ings, on BROAD street, below Columbia avenue. Has
all the modern, convernences. Lot twenty-four- feet
front and two hundred feet deep to Carlisle street.
Apply to HORACE FRITZ,
Conveyancer.
ocl2-61i * 144- South FOURTH street.
Alt' DE LAWARE-COUN TY PROPER.
~.: .
....z.— TY FOR SALE.—A number of largo and small
PALMS, .sevaral ST st class. Send for catalogue.
JAMES.X. CUMMINS., Surveyor,
ocls-61 5 Media, Delaware county Pa.
FOR SALE -A FIRST. RAR E
FARM.
- • .
Will be sold at Public Sale, on the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 20th inst., that weltknown and valuable
YARN, containing 211 acres, situate in Salisbury town
ship, Lancaster county, in Peoria valley.athree miles
north of the railroad at the Gap station. It is welt im
proved-and watered, and in a high "tate of cultivation,
and is one of the most inviting in the county for a - farmer
or eapiteliet Sale at 1 o'clock P. hi.
GEORGE mr. BTICKLBY.
For reference apply to SAMUEL KILPATRICK..J.4I
South FOURTH Street. ()cu.*,
go FOR SALE---HIORLY-IM
-a—Proved Montgomery county FARM and MILL PRO
PERTY, The URI is known to be one of the very beet in
the county for business. and in the best order. Situate
r. ear a station, N. P. R. R..a few miles north of the city.
Contains 49 acres of superior land. with extensive and.
first-ease farm improvements Also, valuable FARM,
70 acres, eight miles west of the city. Call and examine
register of farms. Apply to B. PETTIT.
ocls 323 WALNUT Street.
.A SPLENDID BLACK CAVAL
RY HORSE, 7 years old. for a colonel or gene
ral in the army, will be brought in from Chester county
and offered for private sale on SATURDAY. October 17,
at 10 or 11 o'clock. at Pennsylvania Farmer's Hotel. No
3510 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia. ocls-2to
WIS. C. A. BURGIN'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES, No. 1037 WALNITI' Street. A
few Pupils can be received for the study of. French and
German, oel3-Im*
E ATTENTION OF GROCERS
AND OTHERa is invited to the NEW LIQUID
BL,ACRIIIG manufactured by BROWN .4c BROTHER.
Boston.
This Japan Blacking, with balf the usual labor, in-
Parts a most intensely rich lustre and jet black. eonal to
the highest Japan Varnish, produces a most perfect
smooth surface, so as not to soil the guest linen, renders
the leather easy and pliable, and will retain De virtues
in any climate.
For sale by the case at
TRA.FRII k COWPRIVITINVAIrB.-
417 COMME RCN Street.
sa6-1101f
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY
PURE CIDER.
AislD WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, =STAND SEED, SPICES. Sco.. Oro.
ALL THE RIMISITES FOR
PRESERVING AND PICKLING PURPOSES.
• ALBERT G. ROBERTS.
Dealer in Pine Groceries,
salt-it corner ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
JOHN L. CAPEN, PHRENOLO
viIe. GIST. may be consulted, DAY and EvntrarG. on
adaptation to Business.- Trade. and , ProfessiOnt
on the improvement - of health, correction of
faults, formation of friendebipa. Stc. Fall de
scriptions of character alien when requirad, at No. At
S. TOTH Street, aboTs Glximtnat. set-tketu.Smlf
lIONCERT
rr - zn.ti ZILB_L4I:.
EDWIN ADAM'S
MATILDAHERONE
WILL Guys A sEADINTI
for the Boliefit Of the
SICK AND 'WOUNDED SOLDIERS
• . Of , TRH
HOSPITAL,
ox ITOSPITAL.
ox
The Celebrated Band attached to the Hospital will hn
n attendance.
Tickets. SO Cents.. For sale at all the brincipal Manic
and Book stores. ocla-St
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
Lessee Mrs. M GARRET'ISIDEL.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING
•THE GREAT COMBINATiON STARS,
MATILDA HERON AND ED WIN ADAM&
Will appear for pooittooly the last time in
CAMILLE: OR. THE RA MATILDAOQUETTE.
To-morrow, BENEFIT OF HERON: whoa
will be ',rod need an entiralynewplao.wratan expressly
for Matilda Heron, en itled ASF ASIA."
Box Office open daily from 10 till 3 o'clock. when Beata
may be secured. °tali
VEW CHESTNUT-ST. TILMATRE:-
Lessee and Manager Mr. WM. WHEATLEY.
FIRST NIGHTS -
in which - MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
will appear in the great sensational play. founded upon
Mrs. Henry Wood's popular novel. entitled
EAST LYNNE,
in which she will sustain er dnal characters of
LADY ISABEL and MADAME VINE.
supported by the following artists:
Mr. S. C. Dubois. F. Mordant, E: 'Lamb. S. W. Blais
dell, J. Seymour, De Forest,_and others: Misses Mary
.Welle. Esse Eytinge, M ller, Cooper, Mrs. Marlow. awl
others.
11 minell
••••Verdi
...Andre.
. _
'.During the recent production of this play at this es
tablishment it attracted the .-
LARGEST AUDIENCES
ever within its Walla . .
SEATS MAY BE SECURED -
oels-Et - THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARcwit
STREET THEATRE—ARCH Street_ above abat.
Acting and Stage Manager WM. S. FREDERIORB.
Bnainesa Asent and Treasurer .TOS. Mu - RPirj
FIFTH WEER OF RIORINGS' OPERA TROUPE.
MONDAY. AND EVERY EVENING.
TILE ENCHSIQTRERS.
the Encluentreee....Mlss CAROLINE RIC HMG&
Ramir - Mr, Seguin_
Don Silvio 51r. MIL
Forte 13rachio Mr. Pe, ken.
Dr. Matbansius Mr G. (hullo..
•FRIDAY, 'BENEFIT OF MISS RICEINGS.
ON MONDAY, October. ie. 1511.
. B. L. DAVENPORT. T W WALLAC.F. Ta .
and MRS. FARREN will appear.
Tickete. 25, 50, and 75 cents. No extra onerge , for yeeureti
seats at *he Box Office, from 10 A bi V 31 4 .14. ocl2-4t
Fox's CASINO,
Positively tiKt
MO ARABIC TROUPE,
o
"."" t • tng
MALE AND FEMBLEICROEATS.
Previous to their departure for California.
COAT/NI:7ED COMIL4S
111111
oaS. thetti6k*
°BEAT CCNBINATION TROUPE.
censisting of . E6 Talented Perfwiners;
Grand ➢lslatin&e every _Saturday for Ladies and-Ohli
dren. ocl2-nt•
SIGNOR - BLITZ, THE NECR-ONAII
k.„ fER, Bobby, the Witty, and the learned Go,nari.
are be
. 6: e the public every evening, and Wednesday aWI.
Saturday
,Lfternoons, at the TERPLE OF WONDERS.
' We are not sure as to the pedigreeof Bob',b but th.: t
AsPembly Bra24lllP
the Signor comes in a direct line from
some old - philosopher; We are positive. ocl2.
(2 1 .ERM ANIA OROBESTRA.- PUBLIC
REHEARSALS:`comma' o* October TIM. at Sy
o'clock, at the MUSICAL Fur, Et4LL, and coutioua
inn , Saturday.- Single tickets, 2E. contr.: _ Packages of
six tickets, $l. To be bad at AlnDHE'd;l.lo OHIEIT
liIIT Street; S. B. GOULD, SETRITTH and. CHEST RIM
.and at the Hall door. - 0012-Sto.
THE PHILADELPHIA NATA.TORI
UM AND PHYSICAL INSTITUTE.
THE WINTER SEASON
of this 'popular establishment begins next
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 15th.
DR JAS SIN respectfully invites his friends and the
Patrons of the inert .ntion to an inspection of the Neer
Gymnasium on the S econd floor of the building, for hire
days previous to opening—all day and evening on Wed
nesday, October 14th, and on Thursday, the 15th, till
o'clock o'clock P. M.
utrtularF will be ready for distribution, and the books;
open for subscription. . ocl3-3t.
P ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY O
THE FINE ARTS.
_ 10M5 CHESTNUT STREET.
OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) front 9:A. AL MI
6 P. M.
Admission 25 cente. Children half price. je27-,V
POINT BREEZE PARK,
PRII,ADELPHLA —FALL, TROTTInt
MEM ING, 1363.
WEDNESDAY; Oct. 14th.
S5OO Premium—Mile Heats, best 3 in 5, to Harness.
Dan Mace esters bk. • General Butter."
Sohn Crook enters s. m. " California Damsel."
Thos. McConnell enters b. g. "Keystone.
SAME DAY.6SO
Preminm—Mile Heats, to Wagons.
G. Fir_ Fitzwater enters Bay Mare.
Jos. Medley enters s. " Johnny." •
• Jan Gilchrist enters Bay Mare.
john Turner enters b. to. ' Boston GirL " -
-
M. Goodwin enters b g. • 'Point - Breeze "
Sara McLaughlin enters b. in. " lAdy Thom"
THURSDAY. Oct. 15th.
$3OO Continental Hotel Premium—Mlle Heats, best SEAS.
to Harness.
John Turner enters b. m. " May Queen."
Tbrs. McConnell enters b. v "Keystone. " :
Gcodwin enters b. g. " " Point'Breeze:" •
SAME DAY.
BM Premium—Mile Meats, best 3 in 5, to Wagons,
John Gilchrist enters Bay Mare.
.1. S. Wheeler enters g r. " John J. Wheeler."
S. Clark eaters b. v.." Harry of the West."
Dan Mace enters b "m. " Lady Tompkins."
FRIDAY, 'Oct. 16th.
',WOO Premium—Mile Heats, best 3 in 6, to Wagons.
Dan Mace enters bk. g. "-General Butler."
John Crook enters 8. m. California DarriseL "
S. Clark enters b. g. " Duchy. "
SAME "DAY.
$lOO Premium—Two Mlles and Repeat, to Hareem_
Jos Medley enters s. g " Johnny.
S. Clark enters b. v . '`Titman "
Dan Mace enters b'm. • Lady Tompkins."'
SATURDAY, Oct. 1701.
*2CO Premium—Mile Heats hest gin 5, to Harness.
John Turner enters b. in. May Queen."
S. Clank enters b. g. " Drutchy.. ," '
M. Goodwin enters b. Point Breeze."
SAME DAY.
$lOO Premium—Mile Heats beet in 5 teSaddle.
John J. Wheeler enters b g. Frank.-'
.Dan Mace enters b. m. "Lady Tompkins." .
Sam McLoughlin enters h " Lady Thome.'
MONDAY, Oct. Path.
s—Preminxn—Mile Bette, best 3in .5. to Harness.
Dan - Feller enters br. s. Robert Fillingbani."
Sam McLaughlin enters bk. g," Lancet."
TUESDAY, Oct; Nth.
- WO Premium—Mile Heats, beet 3 in 6 to Earnests.
John Gilchrist enters Bay Mare.
J. J. Wheeler enters b. g. Sohn Henry,"
Jos. Medley enters b. g. " JObnny."
S. Clark enters b. M. Mountain Maid."
Sam McLaughlin enters b. m " Lady Thorne."
Gentlemen's Season Tickets (not transferable). $5.
Which will admit ladies accompanying, without pay.
- Single Ad mission: $1 (for. Male Adults only.)
Tickets may be obtainectat tee Continental Hotel, La.
Pierre House, at the Office, and from the Directors.
Omnibuses will leave the terminue of the Tenth an&
Thirteenth - streets Railway for the Park.
The Annual Subscribers' privilege of being meow
panW d by annals friend,-without pay, will be suspended
during the meeting.
Members ere respectfully requested to waive the
privilege in their case.
Disorderly or improper persons will be summarily
ejected from t,he premises.
No occupancy of the road or- footwaye; for any Pa/ -
Pose whatever. will be allowed.
Members and Annual Subscribers will please enter at
the regular gate on the road, as they will not be recog
nized by the attendants at the lane gate.
A Band of Music will be in attendance each day.
S. KILPATRICK. Secretary,
Office 144 South FOURTH Street_
TO WATCHA.IA_RERS.-WANTED
Ent-class WATCHMAKER. Apply to LEWIS' L&-
DOMUS & CO.. No. SOS CHESTNUT Street. ocls-2t
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN wEra
• writes a
_good rapid hand and is quick at
figures.' Address Box 565 Philadelphia Post Office. in
handwriting of amlicant. with reference, and stating
amonn t of salary expected. 001.5 the 2t.
SEXTON W A NT.RD FOR NATIVITY
CHURCH, corner of ELEVENTH . and MOUNT VER
NOB Streets: none need apply nn Iris well raeommendeti.
Address WAI. HOBART BROWN, 626 North SIGH
TEEPATII Street. stating where an interview may be
had, and giving references. ocls-3t.
WANTED --EMPLOYiItENT. BY ONE
.
wr o is determined to matte himself generally nee
fol. in any mercantile pursuit.. Address "E. G..
Peas office. 0c1.3.A.
WANTED, ON THE IsT OF JANU
ARY, 1864, aai - interestin iome 'Afercantile Bald
ness. whole from $2,(0) to $3,000 could be safely and
profitably Invested. Address "Partner," This Office.
'WANTED TO RENT.- A FURNISH
ED GRUNFTIENISEED ROMS. (former prefer
red). within easy dietanee of SIXTH and MARKIIT
Streets. A liberal rent and drat-class references given.
AddressDo'x 1151- Post Office. oc:13-4t.
W ANTE D- $l5 PER DAY.-WE
11 IF want reliable, energetic canvassers and agents
-in every county, for a genteel business, at a commission
of from i 35 to $1.5 per day. No humbug. aspartame&
canvasses preferred, but reran for all Address
C. Ili DUNN at CO . Publishers.
At either Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago, Illinois, or US
IL BADE street, New leak. 3inz
LOAN WANTED.- $50.000 W_A_NTED
fox five years. 'on inside business property in dm
city of °bleu°, which cannot fail to be satisfactory se
curity. Address, with real name and terms, "Drawer."
6580._P. 0., Chicago, 111. oc1310t•
11 WANTED-A GO(SD-SIZED FUR
NISPED or UNFURNISHED 11011 . SE. from Ist No
vember to lst May, or for the year. Address Box t?..4
Philadelphia P. 0. oel-1-3t.
860 A MONTH! WE WANT
AGENTS at $6O a month, expenses pa* to
our EVERLAhTING PENCILS, ORIENTAL B _
and thirteen other articles. 15 Circulars res. SRA'
CLARK, Biddeford, Maine. sell-d*WEEn
AU DEPUTY QUARTERMA
OFFlCE.—Pauximpau., Feb. L.
VESSELS WANTED immediately to carry COAL tf
the following Points :
Tortugas.
Rey West, Fla.
Fort Monroe, Va.
Alexandria, Vs.'
. .Newbern, N. C.
Port Royal, S. C. A. BOYD:
Captain and Assist. Quartsimastar;
LOST AND FOUND,
10, LOST. BETWEEN WALNUT AND
wAidqedV:k a t a g aersrea p lEVEß
;Ig aaed.ilitrr
will be raid by leavicg it at J. RE %II • &
411 PENN Street. 10016-2t*J J. D. DOWLING-.
T .OST—A CE'RTEk'IC-A.TE Fall ONE
-a-4 share in the Kensington Bank, in the county- of
Philadelphia, ISO 6. Ihe _finder will be suitably re
warded if left at 11 and 13 STRAWBERRY Street.
seZi-tath - MOSES WHEELER.
. .
- - -
AA F.AALTLY, CONSISTiNG OF FOUR
or fiTB persons, (no children). house,.vate board
ing for the winter M. a erst-class - between and
including Spruce and Chestnut streets. (Walnut or
Chestnut preferred .) They wish a well - famished front
Parlor and three bed•rooms, a private sable, with god
accommodations,' and the comforts of a home, for which.
liberal compensation will be made. Address P. 0. Box
ocl3-6t
RAILROAD ',DIES.
ROAD, vle. MEDIA
iget)BMEM=
On and after MONDAY, September 14th,•1863. thiC
Trains will leave Philadelphia, from the depot, loathe
east corner of EIGHTEENTH , and MARKET Streets, at
7.46 and 10. SO A. M., and at 8 and 4.16 P. - M.
A Freight Train. with Passenger. Car, attached,
leave the corner of THIRTY-FIRST and MtliliET Streets
(West Philadelphia) at 6.46 P. M.
Trains leave the corner of THIRTY-FIRST and DEAR
SET Streets (West Philadelphia); 17 minutes after the
starting time from EIGHTEENTH. and ILARKET.
The Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.50 A: 6f. ma
4.16 P. 14.. connect with Trains on. the P. and B. C. B.R.
for Concord, Kennett, Oxford, &a.
HENRY WOOD,
General Superintendent_
z tlitz t - FOR ALBANY AND TROY.
—Steamer MOLLISO Ricatunan master.
is now loading for the above points. and will leave
on THURSDAY. October 15tb. at 4 o'ztock P: For
freight, which will be taken on aulhonabie terAllt.
1011 Y to. & PLAN &GAN.
ocl3-3t No. 304 South riRhAWARF. Avenue,
ED. MARCHA.NI, I PO - 10RAPT
• PAINTER, bus removed to 010 LOLCITBT &wet,
where ho will be glad to 5.f..2 Sacs Irienda and thooe
Public wbo may be utterto4 t4. 1 § 1 . tiAe
oca
—,sl6lrSi
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Ccto7er l'ab, at 9 o'clock P. 11(
CHRSTAI7I' STREKT
LAST SIX NIGHTS
THE TURF.
VW ANTS.
ASOARDING.
WEST CHESTER
D PHILADELPIELA. RAIL.