ham 'Neitee, Oet. 31.
EA. Philadelphia Rxshiniri.
BOARD
lee d Penna. 26X
62 Parma - R 2
3000 Non& Penns 6 4...
1049fiN
10000 Phila & &lees ' N
1 00 do 00 Reading R.i—e3o 03 1 1;
E 6
100 do cash. et',
400 do 633 i
€OO 'do &Saint. 6314
200 -, do cash. 71T:
`2OO do . so arc: e 3
Conrolidatina Bk. 04ii
21 Keninekv Bank • 90
'Root. & R .•• • 2314
700 718 7-00 Tr 77 Buri.loos
100 Schnyl Nair .s6O. 174
2(00 Real ag 0 , 7'8 5 120
4)00 .'B6 127
060Phila & Brie R h 6. 31 1 4
]CO do b 30.317
10 Ai oh R 263;
• rhillidik Stock EXO
Ailanortod by 1. I. Sr ayttax •
FIRST
t 60 Cattiwtaaa R Pl ef.. 32X,
MOO do b3O.
.1.100 •do 22
100 do blO. 22
60 d o bBOwn •2 2
:300 do
100 do 830. 31 31
.300 do bBO. 32.3 . 4
100 Sob' Navyf b6kint. 39
60 do.. • Prof 34,1.6
760 do.• .. Prof 84,
100 d 0.... Prof oa.ah 893 i
'.9000 Ca in Arob 60'70.108
2000 roans 68 100
•2000 do b5wn..10)0
1.1600 do.. • . ... 2dys.loo
6fo City Os V • .
Vow... • • .10834
20 UniOn Canal.. .... . 2
26 Delaware Div 40
6011 Penna R... cash. 267 i
1 10
000
do
2615
BETWEEN
ICO Seltuil Nay.. .s 6O . 18
2000 Cam 61 Amb 6s ' 0.1(43
SECOND
660 6clinyl Nay prof... 0444
99 Mir °bill R 63
-• 260 Snot' Cana1....b30. 17
'IOOSchnyI Nay 1334
19i;
• 400 do 183
' 100 Reading 3dys.
300 do s6O. 68711
00 do 6Th
3600 City 0
6s Old 0a5....1C0l
10314
O
• 1 Penna R 26.36
AFTRR
.7D13 Sob ay 1 Nav 3441
.300 d o
CL f.. 651 b NI3 PII
6. 343
Bid. ,441c.d
-0 11 Its I St 1101103.. f.:
II 57-MR0103.-107 I.o”i'
•Do nom 1118 X 109
Irenna tis 100 100
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8
43 Do d
In
if o n y it1 1 :13 ' .1 6 09 8 - .;%1 1 4 12 3.4
Do bds '70..106
Do 9'86 c0nv.1263; 197
-;Tenn9 R• 72 72.34 .
Do, Ist m DI 112
' 25 m 1i5.10619* 107
SchaTl R.. 517 i 64
([orris 11'1 consol - 71.
Do pr 6 -1 136 140:
Do 9d mtg..
13ob nyl 1911 3031
Do oyfd 14( 1444
Do 6. 82 93
R 37 09
Do red..., 64 65
Do 75 71 1101-I 111
Do .I.os ...... • •
' - 'll Wand 1t........47
Do bd5.......
Lehigh NRv Os • • •
Do slams
•Do scrip . u "' S.
S.
'll Penns. 2Fg 2E%
Do
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• Do 100 ••.•••123 126
Arch.street R... 33 .4* 28N
Thirteenth-st R. RtS
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SorentPeatli R 74;4 4 1.2„:
Girard Collqwe R 173 i 27
Tentb•Arant R... 43 ..
Philadelphia'Markets._
Oaroain-3i.Even.lng
" The 'Firer nrarket is quiet, bat prices remain about
the same as last quoted ; sales comprise about 1.500 bbls
•common family at $6.75, and about 600 bble good do, at
46.60 for old stook, and $7134.25 Ii bid for fresh ground
do. The retailers and bakers are baying at from $5 37, 1 4
'0)5,76 fur superfine, s6@6 IP for extra. $6 $154.60 for
extra family, ands46g l 9 — f bbl for fancy brands, as to
• qnality. . •
Bye Flour is selling inn small way $6 `ft bbl. %WM
There is very little doing dn'Corn Brandywine
g.held at $5l; bbl.
GRAIN - .—There is .iwgood'demand for Wheat. About
'9,000 bus have been sold at 1.47@150e for fair to good red,
and pritr sdo at 150(P/1566 'f bn. White is selling at from.
1750200, bn, the latter for mime Kentarkv. tcye is
selllog in a small way. at 170 c bn. Corn in held tirm , y.
About 4,700 bus Western mixed and ..ellow sold at
106* bu. . Oats are in request. Email sales are making
at 130 r, weight.
BAR/C.—Tere le little or nothing doing in Quercitron ;
Ist No.l is dell at $:8"f ton.
COTTON. —Holders sre very firm in their views. but
there lb venylittle doing. Middlings are crootea at 89@i)0c
1,1 lb cash.
GROOT , RlN6:—Sugar and Coffee are firm, but vsry
quiet at former rates. The following is the suck of Stu
gar at this port, Nov. Ist, 1165'
'Cuba. h d s
Porto Ingo, h hits
Total 18.6
•Boxes 649
SEEDS.—Tint thy is dull at $2 gI(F42 7511 bn. Plassead
is selling st $3.1003 16,7 ha. Cloverseed Is scans, and
in demand. ad 1e11g7.25 Y 1 61 lbs•
PROV , SI OM. —The market is firm. hnt very inactive:
Bacon Barns are selling at 12@13e It lb the hater for
;fancy bugled, Sides 7.34@TV c. and Should.ws at 6.4 c lb.
fifers p o r ; ijo held at 1 , 0@16 29 hhl Butter is firmly
held, with sales at from 16 to 28c'f lb, thelatter for choice.
Lard it in demand at 11,40 for tierces and 12.4 c lb for
/rem
WHISKY is less active; about 204 blils sold at 61%i2c.
the latter rate in a small way, and 4 ,dradge at 59@50c
gallon.
The following are the receipts of Flour and Crain at
this port today
Flonr.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADE.
CHARLES WHEELER,
WrLLI MG. BOULTON. Commirrn OF nu MONTE
JAMES MTLLIKEN. 111
-LETTER BAGS
AT TIFR RRONANTS' RXIJECANGR,•PITILADBLYRIA.
Stearasbin - Cotinthian, ET New (Meant Nov 2
Ship Barartak. Rowland .T.lverpool. soot
Min Fa irti adi Paine • ~Melbourne. (Australia) soon
Bark Sea Eattle, Howes Port Swain, soon
Bark Anna Moore. (Br) Roberts Tendon, soon
Brig Victoria Davison Tl•trbados; soon
Rehr Fs nuts:Vance Havana. soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP PHILADELPHIA, Nor. 2, Mt?.
6611 SEE SETS
sux RTS.F.S
HIGH WATER
ARRIVED
.
Ship The Craiga, Baker, (ram Liverpool 17th ult, with
widget to Peter Wright & Sons.
Hutchinson.l6 days from Sagna la Grande,
Cuba. it it it sugar to S & W Web h.
Bark Rll Carlton, Orcntt, 4 days rom Lockport, in
ballast to E A Bander & Co
Bark Ds aid Nichols, Colson. 4 days from New York,
in ballast to .1 E Bailey Sr Co.
Brig Alia a D Torrey, Griffin, 14 dais from Glace Bay,
With anal to Workman & Co.
Brig Isaac Carver, Shute, 7 days from Searsport, in
_ballast to captain.
Brig cyc'one. Ranloff, ii days from Somerset.in ballast
to J B Barlsy & Co.
Brig din Die Miller, Andkrson, 4 days from NYo rk, iu
ballast to captain.
Brig Forrester. Murray, 9 days frow Bath, in ballast
to Tyler. Stsne & Co •
Brig W Clark, Tucker, 1 days from Somerset, in
ballast to captain,
Brig San Antonio. Jackson, 0 days from Port Royal,in
ballast to H. Simons.
• Brieflyara. Harriman. 10 days from Glace Bay, with
Goal to .1 E Barley & Co,
Behr Starlight, York, 10 days from Portland, with
plaster to E A Sander & Co.
Behr Harriet Neal, Houghton, 15 days from Eastport,
With miss , io F. A A &mini & Co. -
Sri, A 51 lidwerde.Barker, 7 days from New Bedford.
With oil to captain.
Schr It C 'Picket y, Babbitt, 4 days f,om Taunton, with
pose to captain.
Behr Thus P Holcomb. Ward, 4 days from . New Rork,
In ballast to P Wright & SOUR.
Sal' M E Kirkpatrick. Carr, 3 days from Washington,
With rods,.t to Manuel licShatn-
Behr Vincennes. Hodgdon, B days from Newbnriport.
In ball R. tto captain. - •
Schr Bird. Duffel], 1 day from Lewes, Del, with corn to
Jas L Bewley & Co.
Schr Jas BArratt, Nickerion; 9 days from Albany, with
grain to (1 It Cumming..
• Schr Georgie Deering, Pinkham, 7-days from Portland.
With mesa to Crowell & Collins.
Behr F• r nk Herbert. Parker, 0 days from Boston.with
=dee to Crowell & Collins.
Bohr N & H Gould, Smith, 6 clays from Boston, with
Indee to Tarells & Co.
Bohr Pal i.ta. Amsbury, 9 days from Bangor, with lum
ber to Twsl is Az Co.
Bohr Win Crawford, Briggs, 7 days from N Bedford,in
ballast io captain.
Steamer Anthracite, Jones. 24 hours from New York,
With mdse to W M Baird & Co. •
Steamer Torrence. Philbrink. 24 hours from N York,
With miss. to W P Clyde
Steamer Buffalo. Jones, 24 hours from New York, with
&Am to W P Clyde.
Steamer Frank. Shropshire, 24 hours from New York.
With ind se to W M Baird & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamship Saxon. Matthews. Boston, H winsor.
Brig Win Ellen. Stubbs, Trinidad, S & W Welsh.
Brig Minnie Miller, Anderson. Boston L Addenried
Co.
Brig Trenton, Atherton, Boston, R N Rathbun.
Brig Herald, Davis, Guantanamo, G W Sarandon &
Bro. •
Rrig Nr ilia Mowe, Pike, Mavagns a, John Mason&Co.
Brig Nhlea Et, Drieco, Bath, Tyler. Stone & Co.
Schr JoS Maxfield, May, Boston, Day & Hnddel].
Schr Virginia (Span). Blasko, Rfavana, A. Marino.
Schr J B & F L,F'arker.Washington.? yler, Stone &Co.
Fehr Nellie D. Studams. Newborn. do
Schr N B I` Thompson, Endicott - Beaufort, do '
Schr Alex 'Young, Young, Port Royal, do
Sohr Neptune, Rotan, Washington, R Jonee.
Schr M s Magee, Magee. Newborn. Cant A Boyd.
Sulu W F Phelps, Cranmer, Roston. }Wordier & Bro.
Bahr Jas Powers. Chandler. East Cambridge, do
Bohr Cheviot. Tabbutt. Plymouth, do
• Sal. Ands, Lambert. Boston, Cain. Hacker & Co.
Schr E C Knight, Wlarlow, Boston, Sinnickson &
glover.
Bahr A A ammond, Paine. Bce ton, R N Rathbun.
Schr Segnr, Paine. Gloucester, Blalrieton.Graff&Co.
Bohr J McCarthy, Young, Salisbury. d
t
Bohr Burnie Raymond, Lowe, Hingham, C A Heckschor
ilk o
Behr R Vick , ry, Babbitt, Lynn,
Behr S B Wbeemr, McLoughlin. Salem. do
Schr Lucy Church, Adams. New Haven, L Andenried
.fir Co.
Schr Huntington. Lovell. Boston, do •
Sobs Ms iy Clark, Howard, .NewburypOrt, Bancroft,
Lewis & Co.
Schr Cornelia, Knowles New London, -W H Starr.
Str Ocean Bird, Massey. Alexandria, Capt n. Boyd
Str Copt Furgeson, Shore. Washington, if McShain.
Str'Ann Eli2a,'llichards. New York. W P Clyde.
Str Tarns , Barns r, Pierce. Alexandria A Boyd,
Str R Willing, Dade, Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr.
(Corroopondenco of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Dol., Oct. 3L
Nearly the whole deet at the Breakwater are making
nail. 'Among the number at the harbor last evening were
barks lODIC. from Cuba, with sugar for Philadelphia; E
Wright, Jr, for Boston; Champion; for do; brig Charlene,.
for Portland; P Curtis- for Portland; Gee Crump for
Natanzag; Earns. for Boston; Helen Davis, from Barba
dos for Prince Rnwards Island (pat in for harbor): schrs'
White Bea, with hay for Washington; Horace Btaples,,
for New Bedford; lSlonteveu, for Fall River; Angeline,
with. hay, for Alexandria; Ivv. for Boston: Ann Gardner,
for' dot - A Garwood;for do; White Cloud, for do; steamer
fluids, for New York, and about forty schooners previ
ously reported. Wind W.
Yours &c,
(Correspondence of The Press.)
READING: Oct 29.
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Schuylkill Canal to-day, bound to Philadelphia,
lad_en.end consigned as follows..
mime Flower.lumber to L Brendlinger; W A Smith,
do tO JOTE0(111 & Jones; Anna, grain to L G Mjrtinger;
raft limber to Soh Nay Co.
(OorresPondence of The Press.)
HAVRE DE GRACE. Oct. 30.
The steam-tug D R Garrison left here this morning
'With the following boats In tow, laden and consigned ae
follows:
J H Lawrence. lumber to Salem, N 3; Salon Jones, do
to J Craig: M L Vandling, do to Trump k Son; Jacob
Smith, and Baltimore Coal Co No 701, coal to Delaware
City.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ASTHMA AND ALL BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
cured by a new system of ELECTRICITY, without shocks
or pain, by Dr. A. H. STBVENB,I4II3 SOUTH PENN
SQUARE. - 0c314(
DISEASE AND SCIENCE.
From Lime immemorial disease Las preyed with imps
pity upon the human twetem, and revelled In the car
stage and destraction
,it has caused. Science, in the
meantime, has not been idle. and contest after contest
ha s taken place for the mastery; between those two mor
tal enemies, until When been reserved for this age to pro
duce a Medical triumph, before which the shadows of
R i c h ne s s disappear, Scientific skill, in the production of
DR. ROORIAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, has reached its
Ihigbest altitude, and can now reel satisfied with the tri
umph it has attained. Mankind are subject to various
Ills and pains, and it le the task of these Bitters to erase
all such disorders from the human frame. Liver Com-
sdaint, that bitter foe to happiness;- Dyspepsia; that ene
my of all which is joyous; Nervous Debility, that ty
aant which crushes out of the heart all energy. and
gvhich CHUM its victim t. wish for death and Fevers,
swhicb rack the brain and a corch the brow, all, all yield
. .
Ito the magical and healing properties of this Ne "Plus
Nlltra of Medical Science.
It Is of an entirely vegetable nature, containing not the
ileast particle of Alcoholic stimulent, arid will not, there.
Sore, as the generality of Bitteis do, cause a taste for
apiritnons liquors to arise in those who use .them.:.No
moldier abould be without them, for they are a perfect
'Protection against all the diseases which are so "preill
lent in Camp , Life.. They are. in fact, THE BITTERS of
Abe day; and the whole civilized world is full of their
Otme, and the fruits of their curative powers. Disease
at last has met its muter. and flees at the approach of
Ebe conqueror. Come, then, and be healed, all ye suffer
ing children of mortality; the means are ready, - the
fountain is open, and relief is certain, ,Belay no longer.
Messrs. JONES & EVANS, 631. ARCH Street. Philadel
tphia, are the proprietors, and all orders , addressed to
them wilt receive prompt attention. These Bitters can
also be obtained at all I raged@ in the Union:
Parana —Large Bottle& (holdir g double quantity)
Der 80tt1.,. or half dozen for al
Small aloe puenie Par BOttle, or talf Om for 3.1.
4704-/iit
BOARDS
1.8:N30 Cam 3c Amb 88 '70.108
130.1. RD.
300 N Panna R 85. 261'
160 do 2fi3 t
100 do 530.26
100. do b3O. • , 631
100 Catawie ea R prof. 33
200 b3ovrn. 3314:
1(0 Phtla & Rrie R.... 311,;
200 51‘nint , nbsorn ' 43',;
1000 Cam & s.mh 6+ '83.1041. -. .
3000 Nertb Patna ea. 964
11000 Snag Canal Gs 65. h
:OARDS.
Schttyl Nay pd.. b 5.
MaCM!!
B(4 <4.Bke.i
CatawisA R Con 103 11
Do er
Vfoad prfd
K.
.....
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9nrrigharfc
Wilmington R.. ..
fingla
6.. ....
Alla co 6s R......
Lshigh Val R .
Do bOR . .
Phila. Per & Nor...
(lam & Amb
Phila. & Erie 60..
inn .3[ Eris Ts.
Delsware.Div...
Da bds„. ... .
s.'ifth-strset R.... 67 68
Do bonds..
_
Sosond.streat R . 134 SS
Do . bonds... .. •..
Cil• strest R....
W Phila R.......
Do bonds... .. • -
Spruce-street R.. 15
roon-strsto R.._47 47%
DO bonds
Oh estn nt-st. R.
1.910 bbls
7.000 bus.
2.120 bus
8.400 Irns.
AARON 'MARSHALL
DEAFNESS, EYE AND EAR, THROAT DIY•
EASES, CATARRH.—The above maladies treated with
the utmost success by
Dr. VON hiOSCHZUHPIE,
Oculist and Aurist, graduate °Manna,
Office, 10%7 WALNUT Stmt.
where can be examined hundreds of testimonials front
the very beet known men in the country, among whish
are several from old and responsible citizens of Phila.
dela'', who can be personally referred to. ocBt-6t!.
HAIR DlrEll HAIR DYE 1 I
BATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE la the Baal it
lke World. The only Harm Inge True. and Reliable
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfect—change,
Red, Rusty, or Pray Hair, instantly tide Glossy Waal
›r Natural Brown. without injtuing the Hair or Stain
ing the Skin. leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; Ine•
tarts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
tolor. and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The
Dent Line Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR; all others
ire niers imitations. and should be avoided. Sold by
Al Druggists, gm. FACTORY. CR BARCLAY Street.
New York. Batchelor's Nem Toilet Cream for Dressing
the Hair. 1023-Is
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATENT
sTriate, made in the Beet Manner, expressly: for ' RE
PAIL SALES. LOWEST SoWng Prices marked in Plain
Mures. All Goode made to Order warranted satiates.
4ory. Our ONE-PRICE SYBTRiI is strictly adhered to.
Ul are thereby treated alike.
del24> JONES & 00.. ISO* MARKET Street.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT CURES
Rhennixt6m and never faile.
MAIVIZIED-
ALTEMUS—LEVY.—At the Berean Baptist Church.
West 'Philadelphia, on the 29th nit., by the Wev. Blear
M. Levy, of Newark. N. J., aselated by the HOY Ja , tes
Cooper, Edward J Altemus, Eci. to Medora. eldest
clonghLer of Captain John P. Levy, all of West Phila
delphia.
IDTEJJ.
MATTHEWS.—At Wilmington. Del , Oct. 3lst,
Samuel L Matthews, in the 21st year of his ago.
Ills friends and those of hie fa thor, Rdward Matthews,
dsceased, are invited to attend his funeral this (Mow
day), at 1 o'clock P. M from the P W., and B. Hail
road Di , Mit Broad and Hoe streets.
NEFF.—On Sa urdav, 81st - ult., Peter Lyle, youngest
child of llarrnanns and Amanda Neff. -
The funeral will take plane on ruesday afternoon. 3d
inst., at 3 o'clock. from Frankford road, east side, corner
Allegheny aVantle. so
CBRISN'aII. —On let int t., William Henry. sm of Ro
bert N. and Martha A Chrisman, aged 2 yeara and 7
months.
The relatives and friersia are respectinlly invited to
attend the funeral, from his parents' residence. No. 738
North Nineteenth street, to morrow, 3,1 instant, at n
o'clock. To proceed to Lanrel Hill.
DI.VER.—On tm a evening a3lst nit', Miss Mary Eliza
beth Diver.
Her relatives and friends am refpectfully invited to
attend her funeral, without further notice, to-morrow
afternoc n, at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence. Ne.
920 Filbert street. r
CIAISBY. —On October Hitt, John D. Walsh)", in the
44th year of bin Bite.
The relatives and blends of the family, the members
of- Columbia Lodge. No: 96, A. Y. M., Columbia Mark.
and the order generally, are invited to attend his funeral
from his late resid'ence. No. 532 . West street. (Cooper's
11111., ) Camden, New Jersey, at 11 &dock, this (Monday, )
November 2.
MONROI3.—On Thursday afternoon. 29th ult., Susan
M., wife of James Monroe, and only daughter -of the
late Sohn Steever.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, front' the residence of her linshmid,
Poplar street, shOve Broad,this f Monday> morning at - 10
o'clock. To proceed to Germantown, *
.
•
RITANHOGSE —On Thursday morning, October 29th,
Martin B Rittenhouse, in the 64th year of Maus.
'I be relatives and friends of the family — aierespectfally
Invited to attend his funeral.. from his- late residence, ,
Whoehielson, this (Monday) morning, November 2d.at 10
0'c10,..k. Interment at Germantown. • ***
SAN DERSON.—lußrooklyv,. L. 1., on Friday, October
30th, Amelia Anna, wife of lames M. Sanderson, aged
•-*
44 7 ears.
11.—At St Paul, Minnesota, on the 30th of Onto
her. Garrett Newiterk, eon of Isaac R. and Caroling E.
Smith. aged 25 years. - Due notice will be given of the
fan.ral
~YOiK—Ort the 30th ult., George W. York, M. D. of
Doraville, N. ' .
BLACK DRESS GOODS.-CASH
MIMES, Vebiur Reps,Tamises, 3-4 and 6-4 Mons
selinee, Merinoes, Henricts, Cloths or silk-warp Cash
men.s, Ottoman Poplins, Irish Poplins, English and
French Bombazines, Alepines. corded blousselines, Aus
tralian Crapes, Baratheas, Turin Cloths. Paramattas.
De Laines. Oriental Lustres. Alpacas and Mohair ',mitres,
Reps Anglais, Mourning Silk, Armure. Poult de Sole and
Gros Grain Silks. BESSON & SON,
oc2l Mourning Store, No. 018 CHESTNUT Street.
TouVIN 'S CELEBRATED KID
GLOVES, Ordered Colors, sizes 61( to 8
0c27 BLUR sr 1.4271 YELL.
pt LACK MIXED TWO-FACED
MOURNING LONG SHAWLS, size 72 inch by 144.
0c27 - EYRE & LANDELL.
P OPULAR COLORS MERIN OE S,
REPS, and POPLINS.
0c27 BYRE & LAIQDELL, FOURTH and ARCH.
NOTICE. —THEANNUAL IKEFITING
of the Stockholders of the Germantown and
lorankford Ttirnoiko Company will bo hold at PIIORN
TOIVSHOTEL, Frankforo, on the second of the Bleventh
month (NOT. ) nest, at 3% o'clock P. M.
oc3o-4t* . J. IiI..WORTHINGTON, Sec'y.
HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
r THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA—Office Re
moved from No. 42 North Fifth street to No. NOT
NORTH Street
Open every afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Donations of money, clothing, and Provlsious, for the
relief of the Poor of our city are earnestly solicitel, and
will be gratefully received, at the office, by the General
Agent, Kr. JOHN P. ARRISON.
noSmwl St It. N. HOSFLIGH, Secretary.
MPAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF
UCK AND WOUNDED SOL DI Is RS. —me LA
DIES of the PENN RELIEF ASSOCIATION intend hold
ing a FAIN. at their Rooms, N. E corner of BROAD and
SPRING GARDEN Streets. commencing D,cember Et, at
3P. 61., continuing three days or longer. F.e mon tickets
16 cents. Single admission 10 cents.
Donations of any kind thankrnlly received by
RACHEL S. EVANS, President,
N. E. corner BNT II an it VINe s. rests.
ANNA P. LITTLE, Secretary,
No. 8 i SI N. BROAD street.
MARY M: SCRANTON, Treasurer.
No 1010 WALLACE Street.
• ELIZ OMR E. ALLEN,
no2-2t N 0.31.3210 SPRING GARDEN Street.
CALEB COPE, TEE &WREAK OF
the United States Sanitary COMMlssiolk, Phila
delphia Agency, Northeast corner of MINOR and SIX PH
Streets, acknowledges the receipt of the following con
tributions since the last report:
Louis A. Clodey, additional • sB2O 00
William R. White ej.oo 00
. .. . . .
E. K. -T. , additional 20 00
Joseph Howell & Co., fourth subscription 63 00
George W. Carr & Co . additional 'ffl 00
Merrick & Sons, additional 100 00
A. Heaton, being the remainder of a fund. collect
ed for other purposes, from friends of the sol
diers 75 00
Charlee T. Yorker, third subscription 60 00
Henry Simons, fourth subscription 60 00
Mrs. M. G. Kip 10 00
Previously reported
AT A MEETING OF THE OFFI
CBRS of tbe Second Pennsylvania Cavalry, held
in the Field, near Warrenton, Va., on the 25th of Octo
ber at which we, the undersigned, were appointed a
committee, the following resolutions werepresented and
unanimously adopted :
Whereas, It has pleased the all. wise God to remove
from us suddenly our friend and fellow-soldier, Major
Charles F. Taggart. w e, the officers of this regiment, de
sirous of expressing our respect and regard for him, and
our sympathy with his family and friends in their lose,
do hereby resolve:
That in the death of Maior Charles P. Taggart our
cause has lost a, brave and effi.ient advocate, our regi
ment a gallant and accomplished soldier, and we a ge
nrrons and constant friend.
That while we cannot but deeply regret his loss, we
are proud of the manner of his death, as one which well
becomes a soldier He received a mortarwound while
charging the enemy, at the bead of his command, and
his life was the forfeit of his well-earned success.
That we consider his example one well worthy imita
tion, and while we strive to follow it. we will cherish
his name and memory among the most honored remem
brances of our regiment
J. P. BRINTON, Lieut. Col. Com'dg Regt.
oil SRL KS CHAJINORY. Capt. K Co
HALER°. FReZTER, Jr., Capt. Com'd g H Co.
ALBERT C. WALKER, Capt. Com'dy Co. M.
MTHE BOARD OF ASSESSORS
will meet at Bared Globe Hotel, 81XTH Screst,
below Chestnut, on MONDAY, 2d instant, at 10 o'clock
A. N. A full attendance is requested.
0c31.2t* WILLIAM BROWN, President.
m. PHILADELPHIA. DENTAL COL
LEO& xOB North TENTH Street--The Pint
Annuli Seaton of this Irustituti n will be opened by an
Introductory Lecture, from Prof. J, POSTER FLAGG,
on MONDAY, Boy. 2, ISA at 4 P. AL The Dispensary
is open daily, except Saturday, from 9 toll A. M., and
2 to 4 P. M., when patients are attended to gratuitously.
... J. H. McQUILLEN, Dean,
oc3l-2t* 1112 ARCH Street._
/MP PENN SIELVANIA. COLLEGE OF
DENTAL S4'LORRY, 528 ARCH Street. The in
trodnitory !AMORE to the Sth Annual Session, will be
delivered by Prof. 'FORBES. on MONDAY. November
2d. ht 12 o'clock. Clinic Rooms open for patients,
daily, except Saturdays, from S to 11 A. M , and 2 to 4
P. M. C. N. PEIRCE, Dean,
ocs)-St. 501 North SEVENTH Street. .
/1 4,- . POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE—WIN
TER SESSlON.—Exanainatione for admission
wall_ be held .at the COLLEGE BUILDING. PENN
SQOARB, on SATURDAY and MONDAY MORNINGS,
at 9 o'clock. oc3o-3/".
MIMPORTANT MEETING—FREED
BLACKi I N TENNESSEE—IMAN3IPATION—
GENERAL GRANT . —B enblin Meeting will be held in
CONCERT. HALL on TUESDAY EVENING. November
3d, at 734 o'clock, to consider the case of the Freed
Racks in Tennessee, .on the banks of the Mississippi,
and elsewhere. Bishop Potter will preside. 'and ad
dresses will be delivered by Chaplain k S. Fiske, from
the "Contraband Camp ' at Memphis, who is here by
authority of General Grant, and the Rev. Phillips
Brooks, of this city. 0c23.6t
IMe FRANKLIN INSTITUTE LEC
TURES will commence on TUESDAY EVENING,
November 3d. at 8 o'clock. and be continuo(' on TUES
DAY land THURSDAY EVENINGS, for the season, as
follows :
The First Course will consist of
TUESDAY EVENINGS—On Astronomy, by Prof. John
THURSDAY EVENINGS—On Patents and Contracts,
by H. H. Furness. .
The Second Course will consist of -
TUESDAY EVENINGS—On Chemistry, by Professor
Henry Morton.
THURSDAY EVENINGS—On-Military Engineering,
by Prof Fairman Rogers
Each Member. upon paying his annual contribution,
and each one Member. will receive a Season ticket for
himself and a lady ; also tickets for his Children, Wards.
and apprentices, under 21 years 'of age, on the payment
of one dollar for each minor; or on the payment of two
dollars each, the minor can attend the Lectures and
have the use of the Library of the Institute.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.—AnneaI contribution.
$3; or $25 for . for life, with an additional
charge of one dollar the first year for a certificate of
membership,
Gentlemen wishing to become members will please
apply at the Hall, No. 15 South SEVENTH Street. • ,
0.28-61 . WILLIAM HAMILTON. Actuary.
MPENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CON
'PANY, TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT. _
PHILADELPHIA. ,October
The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi
annual dividend of FIVE per cent. on the capital stock
of the Company, clear of National and State taxes,
payable on and after November 15,18633
Powers of attorney for collection of dividends can be
had on application at the office of the Company. No.
238 South THIRD Street.
ocl7.tdel TiLOS. T. FIRM. Treasurer.
r 3. . SURGEON -ARTIST'S OFFICE,
FOR MUTILATED SOLDIERS. SOLDIERS who
have lost an ARM or LEG in the service, and desire the
Patent '• PALMER Limbs" to be supplied by Govern
ment, should return this notice immediately to We'd
fine, elating their loss by letter, with name, company,
rtgiment, and residence. B. FRANK PALIVIRet,
0c22-tf 1809 tiIIESTNIIT Street. Philadelphia.
CORN' kXCH_A.NGE. BANK.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct._ 12, 1803.
The annual election of DIRECTO SS will be held at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
next. between the boars of 10 A. M and 2P. td
The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held
on TUESDAY, the SO day of November next, at 12 M.
ocl4-tnolB • J. W TORREY. Oaehier.
1.:31.. FARMERS' AND MECHANICS ,
BANK, PHILADELPHIA, October 2. 1863.
Tne annual election for Directors will be held at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
next, between the hours of 9 o'clock k M. and 3 o'clock
P. 41.: and on TUESDAY, the third day of November
next, a get eral meeting of the Stockholders will be held
at the Banking House at 4 o'clock P M.. agreeably to
eharter. W. RUSHTON, Jr...
ocB-ttiole Cashier.
MANUFACTURERS' AND MECHA-
V l / 4 NICS' BANK, PHILADELPHIA, October 2,11363.
The Annual Election for Thirteen Directors will be
held at the Banking Bosse on MONDAY, the 16th day of
November next, between the -hours of 10 A: M. and 3
The Annual :Meeting of the Stockholders will - "be held
on TUESDAY, the 3d day of November next. at 10 o'clock
M. W. WOODWARD.
ocs-mwtnol6
.Cashier.
- oc. SOUTHWARK BANK,
PFULADELpHIA, October /5, ER 3.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
BANHIAO HOUSE, on MONDAY, the sixteenth day of
November next, between the hone of ten A'. M. and two
P.M.
A general meeting of the. Stockholders will be held at
the same place on TUESDAY, the third day of Novem
ber next at twelve o'clock M.
oc7.wfdtmtnoUP , P. P. STEEL, evader.
UNION BANK, PHILADELPHIA,
bar October 3. 1833.—The annual meeting of the eta ck
holders of this Bank will be held at the banking house
On TUESDAY, November 5, at 12 N.
The annual election for Directors will be held on MON-
D alr, November 16, between the hours of 10 A. M. and
2 P. N. J. J. HIJCIKEL,
00=1111116 Whin
mc-DErvAr,an.rvaic, OF
PUMA,
An Election for irectore, to serve this' Dank the en
suing roar , will be held a t Banking Insilco, on MON.„
DAY, clodth de./ of November next. between the home
of 10 oA. M. and 2 o'clock P. M.
. . . . .
The &moil Meeting of the Stockholders wir. be held
on TOBSDAII,. the 3d dlty of November next, at 12
o'clock M. Cocs-niwftl6lP) 6F. M. TROUrId&N, Cashier.
ims. 'KENSINGTON EttNEL,
Pale, October 3, 1863.
The Annan," Meeting of the Etochbolders will be held
at the Benking-homse - On TUESDAY, the 3d day of No
vember. 18.53, at 10 o'clock A. hf. oc4-mwftli3
An Election for 'thirteen. Directors to serve the ensu-
Inslear, - will be held at the Banking-house on MON
DAY. 16th of Novembsr. 1363. heti:non. the hours of 9
M. and 3P. M. , . T . . ygggss,
cc. mtrfttincl6 Oaehier.
COIIII(ONWEALTH BANK.
'PHIPADETIPRIA, October 6, 1885.
The Annual election for Directors will be held at the
BANKING ROUSE, on MONDAY, the sixteenth day of
November next. betweeirthe hears of ten R.. M. and two
1 0 . M.
The anneal meeting' of the Stockholders will be held
on TUESDAY. the third day of DroYomber, at ten o'clock
A. M. HENRY C. YOUNG; Cashier.
oc7•Wfdtmtnol6
GER./MD BANK, PIKLATIMILPHIA,
Octohor Bth. 1863.—The sunnal uiteting of the
tockholders of thie Bank will be held at the BANKING
HOU , E, ou TUESDAY, the 3d day or November next, at
-12 o'clock M.
The annual election for Directors, to serve for the
(netting yen r. ,wil t be hold on MONDAY. thb 16th day of
November, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 21'. 3t.
ocil-ftawtNol6 W. L. SCHAFFER, Cashier.
MILITARY NOTICES:
- E 9N NOTICE. - HEADQUARTERS .
- 1 ; PHOTOsT 31.4125H1LL, NECOND DISTRICT. Pk.
No 1214. LOCUST Stroet, Philadelphia, Gotober 31st,
I.K.S
Dmftrd men from this District who have failed to re.
pot t, also men whose time has been extended for various
MIP(1116, are required to report at this office on or before
the dates hereinafter mentioned, or they wilt oe pub
lished no deserters, ano subject to all the penalties pre
scribed therefor:
First ward, on or before November sth. 186.3.
Seventh and Eighth warde, on or before November
10th, 1863
Ninth Viand Tenth warde r on or before November 16th,
863. EDWIN PALMER.
Provost Marshal and ['resident of 13.3ard.
WM. M. BULL.
Clommiesioner of Board.
W OTTIB,
no2-6t Surgeon of Board.
I.COMPANY E, BLUE RESERVES,
will assemble . on MONDAY-EVENING. at 7M o'clock.
for drill It as p.oticularly requested that the Non-
Con missioned Officers should be present. By order
of the Captain.
0c804,1* JOS. J. BABCOCK. a S.
MILLINERY GOODS.
PARIS BRIDALWREA:THS
AND ,
HEAD PRESSES.
GEORGE W. MILES,
35 and 37 South TENTH Street,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, Nov. 2d,
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
PARIS BRIDAL WREATHS
AND• .
HEAD DRESSES.
Also, a splendid assortment of L lIISSEV.and
CHILDREN'S
FELT AID SILK HATS,
Togetber with FRENCH FLOViERS, FEATHERS.and
MILLLISBRY GOODS. not-Bt'
sip MILLINERY GOODS.
BROOKS & ROSENRRIM,
431 MARKET STREET.
have now on hand a complete aeaortment 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. oc7-1m
F ALL ' 1863.
WOOD aro cliaysr,
TRti CHESTNUT STREET,
Have now open
A LARGE STOOK 07
STRAW AND FELT GOODS,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,RIBBONS,
And a general assortment of
MILLINERY' GOODS,
To which they Invite the attention of
THE TRADE. sell4ns
EIGHTIIST. RIBBON STORE,
I!o. 101 STREET_
We have received from the late New York and
Philadelphia Auctions the following most desirable and
fashionable goods at very reasonable prices:
Scarlet Bonnet Velvet, at *a per yard.
Do. do. do. Lyons width and quality, 654.60
per yard.
LEATHER-COLORED VELVET. —Uncut Velvet, Cord
ed Silk and Bonnet Silk, all of the most 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 elsewhere by the
piece.
BLACK, -DRAB AND BROWN FELT H ATS, from the
manufacturers direct. All the new shapes for ladies' and
children's wear, very cheap.
- A complete assortment of Black Engliah Crapes, pur
chased before the late "heavy advance in gold, from 66
cents a yard upwards.
BONNET RIBBONS in endless variety. Velvet Rib
bons, black and colored the best make imported, at a
great reduction. Trimming Ribbons, every shade; and
every other article used in making or trimming a bon
net, or that can be found
wish us at less than wholesale
-
- >_A liberal reduction made to wholeettle buyers.
Country orders promptly attended to.
$495 00
103.579 95
*lO , 074 96
BICIIEL & WETL,
ocl4tnoll No. 101 North EIGHTH Street.
US. M. A. KING HAS CON
STANTLY on hand a beautiful aesortment of
WINTER MILLINEEY. - at 1026 CEIEATNIT2
Street. . - 0e29-Im.
MRS: R. DILLON, FANCY AND
•A 4 l STRAW MILLINER, 323 SOUTH street, Phi
ladelphia. Mourning Bonnets made at the short
est notice; Bonnets dyed, cleaned, pressed, and altered
to the latest styles. An assortment of Feathers. Flow
ers, Ribbons, Caps, Rze., always on. hand. Orders from
Country Milliners and others solicited and promptly at'.
tended to.. oc2l-I.m.
FRENCH FLOWERS, 1863.
FEATHERS, LACES,' RIBBONS, &
NEW - STYLE HATS,
JUST 01 D AT
THOS. KENNEDY do 813,0.13.
Die. MI 011ESTSIIIT Street. below Eighth.
se9-3m
EDWARD M. DAVIS,
EXCHANGE BROKER,-
39 North Third Street, Up Stairs,
WILL SUPPLY AT PAR
1.5 .4 13 U. S. IS ONEOS,
WITHOT CHARGE TO THE BUYER, AND SOLICITS HIS FRIENDS
FOR THEIR ORDERS. no2-nith4cif
5.20 COUPONS,
W A N-fr E D ,
AT MARKET RATE FOR GOLD.
STERLING EXCHANGE,
BOUGHT AND
se2B-m&f3m
5.205. IsT NO Y. EMBER 5. 20 x,
COUPONS WANTED_.
EARLY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
WANTED,
STEELING EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD Tir
DREXEL Ja CO.
ocio-im 34 Smith THIRD Street,
MICHAEL JACOBS,
BANKER
L
No. 46 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, SPECIE, AND =CUR
RENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD.
STOCKS BOUGHT. AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid. to the Negotiation of Time
Paper. CITY WARRANTS BOUGHT. ocd-Szn
( - 101,LECTION OF 11. S. CERTIFI.
CATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. — The ADAMS' EX
PRESS COMPANY are now prepared to collect, at the
Treasury Department, Washington, with despatch, and
at reasonable rates,
_the One-Year Certificates or In
debtedness of the United States now due or shortly
mataring.
Terme made known and receipts given at the office,
No. 320 CHESTNUT Street. mYS-tf
NOTICE:
NOTICE IS HERE
900
BY
GIVEN that the CERTIFICATE No. 29,891.‘
Shares, issued tone 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 in place thereof.
A. G. HEISHNWA.Y CO.
oc9-30t No. 53 EXCHANGE PlaeTe.
REBEL STEAM RAM ATLANTA.-
The general desire to inspect this ship, and, when
intim stream, her inaccessibility, caused the Union Vo
lunteer Refreshment Committee toprocure permission
the United States. Government to exhibit her, for
the gratification of our citizens, and for the benefit of
their fund. She is now moored at the first wharf below
Washington avenue, where the unblic are invited to
call until further notice (Sunday. 'excepted). - A--bio
graphical sketch of this specimen of ship-building, in
'cluding an account of bier capture, can be procured at
the ticket office.
Admission, 25 cents.. Children, 10 cents. no2-If
CI.EORGE W. WOOTTEN,
NJ! No. 38 South SECOND Street. and
No. 29 STRAWBERRY Street.
WAREHOUSE - JAYNE Street. Philadelphia,
WHOLESALE. DEALER IN
CARBON OILS, LAMPS, *CHIMNEYS, 4ke,
A fine lot of OIL just received, which I offer at the
lowest market rates, having made my contracts in the
spring, before the advance. OIL in bond for export,
CHIMNEYS in quantity, at manufacturers' prices.
Agent-for Moore, Bros., & Co.'s Patent Exult Tars,
0c21.-wfmlas
' YOU :WANT PORTRAITS, NONE
TF
-a- will please you better than IitSIMBR'S life-size Pilo
tographe In'oll colorF, becanm none aro more natural and
lite-like. SECOND Street. above Green • lt*
tEANSELL'S PECTORAL SYRUP,
26 Cents. Prepared only by AMOS - HASSELL.
0c31.3t 5 TWENTIETH and MARKET Streets.
P APER, BAGS, ALL SIZES, ON
heed• or made to order, No. 9rNorth FRONT Street.
no2-3t* .
GERMAN AND THE CLASSICS, PRO
FESSOR C C. SC HAEFFER: 919 LOMB &RD Stree t.
400 CHESTNUT Street. It•
G
RvEsT ONE DOLLAR, AND GET A
flue likeness.. uaturslly,colured Pleasing •life-like
Pictures are RISIMEE'S colored Photographs made at Ms
P9pulAr llo ls UGOAD Ocito Glam....—. /V
TEE P
Above CHESTNUT.
FINANCIALS.
DUE IsT NOVEMBER
Br
DREXEL at CO.
DREXEL CO
PJIILADELPHIA;
' COMMISSION HOUSES.
CLOTHSI CLOTHS!
WILLIAM T. SNOWMAN'
CLOTH X-10iTSE, •
,No. 34 SOUTH SEI,OND STREET.
FRESH STOOK
OF
LADEtS I CLOTHS AND MEN'S WEAR.
VELLAYRS, • NEW STYLE cIUA.T
-0111NOFI/LLA.S, INGS,
EItesTEDS; BASKET,
VELVETS; FANCY MIXED,
mos.cows. BEAVERS,
ESQUIMA.UX, • PILOTS,
SCOTCH TWIST'S, oAsrons, &a.
Our stock is fan of the., very ohoiceet Styles in tne
country. With this lot we .close our supply for the mes
on. Come promptly. Rothe best will soon Int exhausted.
TETE ARMY AND NAVY
Continues to receive oar special futteation. We now
have In store all eh ades and grades. no?, 2t
RETAIL DRY GMWS.
FALL TRA'D'E
NEWJE)TUIECR,
1024'. CHESTNoT STREET,
Has just opened a large stock of New Goode, compri
sing all desirable Novelties in his line, most of which
haying been bought when Gold was at a low premium
he offers considerably below present market rates.
LACES OF ALL KINDS;
Conan , . Barbee, Collara, Sleeves, Sets, Hdkfe.,
Veils, Capes, &c., laid.). varieties.
WHITE GOODS.
Jaoonete, Catabrica, Nalnsooks„ Moils, Swiss Chocks
and ail descriptions of Plain and Fancy Stylos.
EM33R. OIDERIES
Collars, Eets. Flotincings. Infants' Waists
and Robes. Edgings and lusertings on Cambric, Swiss,
and Linen; We different styles.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Plain, Hem-atitched, Embroidered, Reviered; Ruffled;
Lace, Printed-bordered. &n, &c, fey Ladlea, Gentle-
men, and Children, comprising every-variety. including
many - new atyles not heretofore in the market.
N. B.—A liberal discount to those who purchase to
soil again. Manufacturers of Ladies' and' Children's
Clothing are invited to examine my stook. not
NOW OPEN
RICH AND RELIABLE
F . TT II S.
Of oar own Importation and Maneaotare
I:OITDSON'S BAY SABLE,
ROYAL ERMINE, .
DARK SABLE MINK,
REAL CHINCHILLA,
DARK SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
En every fashionable style, for
LADIES,
MISSES.
FURS NIDE TO ORDER
AT THI
PARES MAN TILLA, CLOAK,
AND y
FIIR EMPORIUM,
WO CHESTNUT STREET.
J. Vir. PROCTOII dr, CO;
octl2-mwtkno2
FRENCH MERINOES,
PARIS POPLINS.
FANCY POPLINS.
SLLK AND WOOL POPLINS
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450,.462, and 454 North SECOND St., ab, Willow,
PARIS AND VIENNESE -.
BROOHE LONG 'SHAWLS,
In new Designs and Colorings. from the late Auction.
Sales, at I
REDUCED PRICES.
OIIRWEN STODDART & BROTHER;
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Sc., ab. Willow,
VELVET cEpTag. -
FROSTED SEALSKINS,
COLORED SEALSKINS.
BLACK -SEALSKINS.
FANCY MIXT CHINCHILLAS
TWILLED BEAVERS.
PLAIN BEAVERS.
BLUE BEAVERS.
BLACK TRICOT.
BLACK BROADCLOTHS.
SCARLET AND BLUE CLOTHS.
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
.450. 45%, and 454 North SEWS D Street,
oeSl.3t - above Willow.
CLOAKS AND CLOAKING CLOTHS
COOPER & CONIRD,
NINTH AND MARKET.
IE I IV 38 CLOAK
AND
CLOAK CLOTHS''''
AT
MODERATE PRICES.
oc3o tf
CLOAKS AND BONNETS,
FOR MOURNING.
M. & A. MYERS & CO.,
No. 926 CHESTNUT Street.
Rave just received an assortment of
MOURNING. CLOAKS,
MANTILLAS AND SHAWLS,
Together with a full assortment of
MOURNING BONNETS.
oc3o-6t
LINEN SHEETING., CHEAPER
THAN COTTON. —I have alet of these at nearly
old importation price. One lot very heavy, all linen.
at $1.25. One lot. heavier and wider, at $LtSs. One
lot much' finer and closer, at $1.62%. One lot very fine,'
at $1.25. - These are all worth much more at- present
rate of exchange. Pillow linen, 40, 4i, 45, and 62 inches,
wide, in several di fret ent qualities, of the best make.
Also, a very large variety of table Linens.that I will
sell equally low—in Brown from 50 cents up, in Black
from 75 cents up.
Richardenn's Fronting Linens, which are the heavieet
made, 50. 56 62%, 65, and 75c.
Huckabark and Diaper Towelling, Napkins, Doylies
and 5 able Clothes, and all other kinds of Linen Goode.
extra cheap. GRANVILLE B. HAINES, '
n02.2t- 3013 MARBET Street, above Tenth...
F LANNELS.—GOOD. ALL WOOL
Flannel at . 50 cents; Balardvale Flannel at 56c. 4
Balardvale Flannel, much finer, 61%c.
Balardvale Flannel, full yard wide, 65c.
Balardvale Flannel, yard wide; very flue, 75c.
Shalt er Flannel, quite heavy, 62% and 75c.
Shaker Flannel, full yard wide, very heavy, 8730;
these are all wool and unshrinkable, very suitable for
skirts.
White Twilled Flannel, all wool, M. 60, and 132%' . .c.
Also, a variety of Domet Flannel, from 37340 up, in
all the widths and qualities that are made.
Two bales best 60 cent Red Twilled in the city.
One bale beet 60 cent Gray Twilled in the city; these
are all wool, and very heavy.
Plain Red at 3734, 95, and Mc; one lot Red, full yard
wide.
One lot Gra7 Twilled at 40 cents, suitable for Societies;
this is cheap.
Striped and Plaid for Shirting purposes.
Best stock of. Canton Flanuels in town; bleached, at
3134, 3734, and 45c; Unbleached, at 31M, 35, 40, - 45.
and 5Cc; some of them are very heavy, and all are very
cheap.
I have also many other makes and kinds of Flannel
not mentioned, that We very desirable.
GEIANVILLE B. HAINES:
not No. 1013 MARKET Street, above Tenth.
FANCY DRESS SILKS
AT REDUCED PRICES,
Jut' from Auction several lots of
DESIRABLE STYLES.
OURWEIg STODDART & BROTI-IDR,
Noe, 450, 455, and 451 N. SECOND St. , ab. Willow.
BLACK GRO DE RHINES
BLACK GRO GRAINS,
BLACK ARMURES,
ORO DE A:MI.2UL
FROM THE LATE AUCTION SALES,
AT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES.
CIIRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Noe. 450, 452, and 451 N. SECOND Stveet,
ocn-St above Willow,
FRENCH MERINOES.-
Desirable colors at the right prices. •
French Poplins, bought early—prices low.
Cheap plaid and plain Poplins.
27 cent Magenta plaid Reps—a bargain.
Black Alpacas at 91 to 76 cents.
must opened Auction lots at 4-1, 50. 62, and 75 cents.
Si. CO double widths Lupins' Black wool Delano are
very fine and heavy. COO PERA CONARD,
oalo tf • S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
i VELVET BEAVERS- -
Good Frosted Beavers at $2
-Extra due Frosted Beavers. -
Fancy Cassimeres for business suits.
Water Vroot Clothe,ll2.2sper 7 ard. .
Vine black Cloths a nd eassimeree..
COOPER & CONARD,_.
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
oc.O-tt
ED: - MARC lIANT, PORTRAIT
• PAINTER, bas removed to 919 LOCUST Street,
Where he wkla be glad to see hie friends and those of the
public who may be interested in his lineof art.
nen Sgt. if
TO MANUFACTURERS.
CAST-IRON HEATER PIPES, of various sizes. ttr
sale in quantities to snit nthnikasens•
a. w. at J. Ir. EIVARa.
od Ise . No. 1.%5 Sveth 'MUM Street.,
MONDAY,, NOVEMBER 2,1863.
FROTHINGLIA.M it WELLS
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
RaMVOS, iiegimental and Company Flaggy
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Hats, eaps, Canteem, Haversacks, Camp
Chests, Field Eames, Spurs, Boyer's cele
brated Camp Mt, and everything partaking
to the complete °s tilt of Army and krevy
Officers. 411,
A liberal ddwount allowed to the trade.
G . W. SIMONS •L'BRqTIEIER.
RANSOM-STRENT HALL, FHILADEry.7IKIA..
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$25-s'2 •
SOLDIERS' OWN, Patent Lever, , in sterling silver
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office,
until 2 o'clock P. M,.of the 18th day of November next,
for furnishing rations to. the United States fdarines, at
the following stations' during the year 1869, viz.:
Portsmouth. New Hampshire;
Charlestown,. Massachusetts ; •
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Philade phis. Pennsylvania t:
Washington, District of Colombia;
Gosport, near Norfolk. Virginia
Each ration to consist of three. quarters of a pound-of
mess pork or bacon, or one and a fourth pounds of fresh
or Fait beef; twenty two ounces of bread, made of extra
superfine flour, or. in lien thereof twenty-twe ounces of
extraentie fine flour, or one pound of hard bread, at the
opt! , mot' the Government ,•.and at the rate of eight gnarls
of bestwhite beans,. or in lien.thereof teripoands of rice;
ten pounds of good coffee, or in lien thereof one and a
half pooh ds of tea fifteen pounds of good New Orleans
sager ;- four quarts of vinegar tone wand of sperm can
dles,. or oneend a fourth pounds of adamantine candles,
or one and a half rounds of good, hard, dipped tallow
candles; four pounds of good, hard. brown soap; two
quarts of salt ;-and one hundred pounds of potatoes to
each hundred rations.
The increased allowance. of fonr ounces of flour or
bread, and the allowance of potatoes. asvabove provi led,
will cease at the termination of the present insurrection,
and the ration be as provided by law and regulations on
the let of July,. 1861. -
The beef shall be delivered to the order of the-com
manding officer of each station. either in balk or by the
al ngleration, and shalLoonsiet of the beet and most choice
pieces of the carcass ;- the pork to be< No. I prime mess
pork ; and the groceries to be of the best quality of- kinds
named.
AU subject to inspection.
ell bids must be accompanied by the following. guar
antee;
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The undersigned,-. of -, in the State of -,
and -- of -, in the State of., hereby guaran
ty that, in case the thregoing bid of -for rations
as, above described, be accepted, he or they will,
within ten days after the receipt of the contract at the
post office named, 'execute the contract for-the same with
good and sufficient snr sties; an case the said -
shall - fail to enter into contract as aforesaid, weguar
anty to make good the difference between the offer of
the said - and that whim may be accepted.
A. N., Guarantor.
C. D., Guarantor.
ALL GRADES
Witness
B F
I hereby certify that the above named —are known
to me as men of property, and , able to make good their
guarantee.
To be signed by the United States District Judge,
United States District - attorney, or Collector.
N o proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
the above guarantee.
(Newspapers authorized to publish the above will send
the paper- containing the first insertion to this office for
examinat on.)
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for Rations for
1664," and addressed to the undersigned,
.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS-
1.-BALED PROPOSALS will be received at this otli se
until 12 o'clock M. on the 10th day of December, 1863, for
the transportation of military supplies during the years
184 and 1605, on the following routes:
Route No. 1. From Forts Leavenworth, Laramie. and
Riley, and other depots that may he established during
the above years on the west bank of the. Missouri river,
north of Fort Leavenworth, and south of latitude 42 de
greeS north to any posts or stations that are or MaY be
established in the Territories of Nebraska, Dakotab Ida
ho, and lb al, south of latitude 14 degrees north, and. east
of longitude 114 degrees west and In t Territory:of Co
lorado north of 40 degrees north. • Bidders to state the
rate per 100 pounds for NO miles at which they will trans
port said stores in each of the months, from April to Sep
tember, inclusive, of the years 1861 and 1865.
Route No. 2 From Forte Leavenworth and Riley, in
the State of Kansas. and the town of Kansas, in the
kital e of Missouri, to any posts or stations that are or may
be established in the State of Kansas, or in the Territory
of Colorado, south of latitude 40° north, drawing Sup
plies from Fort Leavenworth, and. to Fort Tinton, N. M.,
or other depot that may be designated in that Territory,
to Fort Garland, and to any other point or points on the
route. Bidders to state the rate per 100 lbs for 100 miles,
at which they will transport said stores in each of the
month.. from April to September,: inclusive, of the
years 1864 and 1805.
-
Route No. 3. From Fort Union, or such other depot as
may be established in the Territory of New Mexico, or
to any posts or stations that are or may be established
in that Territory, and to such posts or Cations as may
be designated in the Territory of Arizona and the State
of Texas. west of longitude 105 0 west. •
Bidders to state the rates per 100 lbs. forlloo miles at
which they will transport said stores in each of the
months fr em Jure to November. inclusive, of the years
1860 and 1165.
The weight to be transported each year will not exceed.
10,000 COO pounds on Eon e NO, 1, 15,800,000 pounds on.
Bente No. 2, and 6,000,000 pounds on Route No. 3.
No additional per tentage will ha paid for the trans
portation of bacon, hard bread, pine lumber, shingles,
or any other stores.
• Bidders must give their names in fall, as well as their
place of residence; and each proposal must be accom-
panied by a lmnd in the sum of ten thousand dollars,
signed by two or more responsible parsons, guarantee
ing that in case a contract is awarded for the route men
tioned in the proposal to the parties proposing, the con
tract will be accepted and entered into, and coos and
sr. Mcient security furnished by said parties, in accord
ance. with the terms of this advsrtisemant..
'The amount of bonds required will be as follows . :
On Route No. 1 81 0 03 0 ,000
2,030
61030
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of
'each bidder and person offered as security will be re
quired. -
Proposals must be endorsed. "Proposals for Army
Transportation on Routes Nos. 1. 2. or 3," as the cam
may be, and none will be entertain,ed unless they folly
compty with all the requirements of this advertisement.
Parties to whom awards are made must be prepared to
execute coati acts at once, and to give the required
bonds for the faithful performance of the same: .
Contracts will bemade subject to the approval of the
Quartermaster General, but the right is reserved to reject
any or all bids that may be offered.
Contractors must be in readiness for service by the fast
day of April, 1564, and they will be required to have a
place of business, or agencies, at or in the vicinity of
Forts Leavenworth and Union. and other depots that
may be established, at which they may be communi
cated with promptly and readily.
L. C. EASTON
Major and Quartermaster.
NO TIC E.-THE COPARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing
.between the enbsoriber and
JOHN P. PERSCH is this day dissolved.
FRED. STEER.
no 2 3t.
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SIVILL SCHOFIE GD. •
CHARLES SOHO FIELD.
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0, may be been. rend circoratriv obtaiaed, at
Iforttealtttral Hall, from 10 to 11; at Follett from 1 . 2
to 2. scat 6f
IpfEMAN ALLEN" - ; A. M., FROM 'THE
Coneervatorinm of Mode, at Lehsnig, TEAOHER of
the PL&WO AND VIOLIST. Sio. 215 South gSVEN
TEESTri Street. Circulars et CL Andre & Go7o, No.
I . lo4:Ohetlyint etreet, and at thiO - office 0c272m-
•
1131,RYANT STRATTON, & 00:'S COM-
efEkeLatroom.eoE. S. E. corner or SEViMiTiI
anti CHESTNET Etretts.
MODEL 8021PligS8 SCHOOL FOE THE 113ECLIANT
AND HOKIN ES.B Mali;
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the matter nna method of tnetrnotion?...onthinioa - nanrir
and Fractide, bymeans a( Banks ofr inane, Lorti, and
Discount. Revers.) Btaineas Offtese, au) other fasilities
for corr7ing on Actin]. Busbess Practice.
Attention is cAllet.'tn flit-unrivalled Pleiades of this
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out ell the Etteineee PiPmff invo)ved. Th orntany of the'
,myeteries of Dorble•Enti y Bnotaatotna are aittnidated..
and the whole coarse mitered more att.l7;tnile and
easier of conbteininalon. Biteiners mon son ethers are
invited to call ziatrenatili6'aiitlnctfities for Gcmiriercid.
Instruction. . sfi.2A.42t
BU
MRS. C. As! BURGIVS`,93OII.OOI, FOR
YOUNG LA. fi3B. NO. Dear WALNUT art.i...
/CAW Pupils can ba'raciived for Mil stlay of Frooank and
VILLAGE GREEN SERIN ARY—A
eBLECIT BOG 60110011. =la 5111,D2.k,
PA.—Thorough COll - 211•45 In- Blathemsttle, Cle,r2das,
Uah D....nesshen, Nati-Rdences. Miltarr Tast..ba
alien, Climes In E-461.:cke;apingi F.../.471137'44g. anci CIVS
Ingineerfaxg. Puptls- *lkon of 61.) urn. 99eh00l oven
Neptenraer Ist. Bear` rifii: per week, t;.%.7.4, Tuition, pas
e or iniNrnieoon_, ...dares , /
"artcr.-
V"
HERV - "",a: B RATOrf,
3724 Bin . _
W 0 0 r'' Ma.T . E.EST.ECTIOA_L
i" iiLAHHiCAL WAR GAP
. The aboN•e• institution vfC.lo_ , eopee. IMIOND-DA.I
pfir r d t ty r ) ac t r ts Zd
rs ap o p f i t y hti o tdeotesaber).
14 t "A f S gi:l ici
ses2to Doiawere 4+ltGaps- ioern4s*
WAN rcs
ANTED Tg.lll, lsa•
NuArty, w Store snitablh'fice theJobbiegirrorit
ile-se, Lceation between Arch' Rale Iriarket, on 'flirt er
Petal}, rtreet, or Seecad. and. Sixtb , . on , Market. Mare.*
So 72141C4 Post Vflic3: none"
ANTED—I.OOO rAWN TICK"4TS
of OVER ands PROCK 'COG2I% aro. 303 Sena
SECOND Street. Philkderiphia. ' _
NArtt NI ED --1,900 SIX DRESSW,
lira class, at 2F0.. 205 Eolith arc-UND Street, Ito.
low Olieetont. Philadelphia.
Wei , . , NTED 6,900 CAST-01TV HATS
The highoet prieeegte - en, at Not. ocr , Rooth BEO I
OND'Otreel, below Cheek/ant,. Philadelpielel
7MED-1 4:10 TIOKETS
of Hininell old Furnienve, Beading,3utii•Matikets.
Ehirts, Counte:panee,
WiISNITE B -1,6(4). 'PAINT% 'BOOTS,
' and, SICIMIS; at liat 19.5tOuth5FC6VE , Street,
below Chestnut. - oct+l.3t.
WANI7I) BY JANUARY' , llst, A
Y STORE, or First. Floor mot Basement', on , affiBST
NUT St7eet. batween Second' and, Sixth seri:lota, for
Wboleealo BUSAIIMS. Adelress Box 282, - Plellad'eephia
Poet Oiner oegeft
O ng 4 OGO, $5,500.--T 10111 S E
- 9 9 amounts on highly improved:oitywo-
Parties. ids°, $2:600, $5,0E0,. am] $7,000 'wanted on.
Farms neartlie city. Apply to E PETTIT',
0c25323" WALNUT - Street. .
tt 7F, A MONTH 1 -I WANT TO 'ISIgE
q 4; _Agents in ovary comity at *l5 a month. °wpm
eta
_paid f tO sail my new cheap 'Family Sewing Matinee.
hcldrean. DrtailEK)lCf. Alibrtt. Maine. 0c2.3-3atstlEi
$OO, A MONTH! WE WANT
AGENT3-at ill6O a month, ex sea paid, to:WI
our EvEREASTING PENCILW-t0 aAL. BITRIPME.
and Caitteen oiler artialeafrae. BMW
& CLAIM sell-d& iirdna
Ali"- i -AYBPSTY QII4II,TERMASTM
ZNERAIL - ST/IMOIE—BLPHIL. Feb, S.
len
WADTRD immediately to terry (1011.1a14
the following Points :
Tortngen
Troy Wait, Fla.
Pert Monroe Flo ti6
Alexandria_, 'Va.
Newborn, ff. C.
Port Royal, B. C. A. BOYD.
• felo4l. Captain and Angst. Quartermaster.
BOMM - JMG.
VrANDSOME SINGLE. AND COX
MIMIC &TING - ROOKS. with first-class 130.5. RD.
909 WAVNTIT street
LOST AND FOUND.
R3OO,REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN,
Ne six 6:20 'UNITED STATES -BONDS, of+15:5(0
each, Cannons attached, dated Jane Md. 1363,-numbers
from 24,28 t0.24,2<)4 inclusive. All persons are cau
tioned against receiving or negotiatingsaid bond& Three
hundred - dollars will be pa: d for their recovery by
LEWIS SONNEBORN,
AMBER Street. above Wood, Kensington.
PHTLAIMLPHIA, Jaiy 18.1863_ 0c213-180
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
.` r et TO* LET—THREE. STORY DWELL-
Iing. NA Nikth TWELFTH Street, below`OVAL - -
;LACE. with double three-story back bailding.s: all the
modern conveniences: in good order. Inquire 804
CHESTNUT Street It.
.A.IIGE LOT, SUITABLE FOR AN
- 1 - 2 Oil Factory. The railroad to the Uas works rums
``through it. For RENT or SALE. b•
(c 3L• A. P. &J. H. MORRIS, 916 A.ROH St.
COA+l, YARD FOR SALE.-THE BEST
fitted-up Yiird in the city; rapacity for doing' any
amount of business. Inquire on the premises, No. 957
North NISTH Street, below. Girard avenue. oc3i-6t.
TOTO BE SOLD BY THE SHERIFF, ON
MONPAS. November 2, 186:3, at SoNSOK-STREET
BALL. at 41' M., a valuable piece of GROUND of the
Mutual Real Estate Associstion, opposite the Risiag
Son village. Ninth, Tenth. Eleventh, Twelfth, Tioga,
'Venango, and Erie streets ran through it. Plan of the
.same can be seen at the Sheriff's office. 0c30.3t*
GERMANTO WN-P LEAS AN T
'..-w.RESIDENCE FOR SALE, with large lot, shade, and
city conveniences. Apply 916 ARCH Street. cc3l-3t*
al TO LET.—STORE No. 24• SOUTH
AraIIOTTRTH Street. First-rate stand for basiness. Ap
ply at-No. 32 North THIRD Street. 0531.-3 t.
ELEGANT ARCH STREET MAN.
m.115.101 , T, with extensive well-Improved back bail'-
legs Lot abont 30 feet front, 1:31 fee, deep to a street, on
the opposite side of which is Stapling complete; all in
fibegaste and condition, with city conveniences. Snch
an ci tablishment is seldom in the market For sale by
0c.31-4t. A. P. & J." 11 tfORR.IS, 916 klica st,..
NOTICE. —TO IVIAN.WPACTU
ica-
BERS —lO LET, the well-lighted bnilding,ll6 feet
by 56 fest, known as Aramingo Mills, lately occupied as
a CO ion Factory by William Baird, situated on the
Frankford creek. yard fronting on Philadelphia and
Bristol turnpike, within three and a half miles of the
oily, two and a half stories hush, basement tinder Tart,
dye-house, dry.roome, .bc There is in the building a
60.h0r, e pow er engine, with boiler nearly new. Coal
can be landed by boats on the premisea. Terms reasons
ble. For further particulare, apply to- late occupant,
'William Baird, or on the premises, to.-
RE?.4IIY .11 TAYLOR,
oe3l4t* Frankford, P-nua.
rnR FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -
MaDELAWARE PEACH FARR. 15S : acres, with rood
improvements, sitnate near Dover, two, miles from-a
station on the Delaware Railroad. Also. some. thirty
other Farms in the State of Delaware. Call and examine
Register of Farms. E. PETTIT,
oe2S 3g3 W &LIMP S reef.
Ai FOR SALE-FRUIT AND ORNA
=a:MENTAL 'TREES. Best quality Send for Cata
lognes gratis. WILLIAM PARRY.
0e29-6t. Cinnaminson. N. J.
61 FARM AND MERCHANT MILL
Ma. AT PUBLIC SALE. -wur be exposed to public
sale on THURSDAY. Nova 5. 1563. at 2 o'clock Pr al.; on
the premises, all that valuable praperty-known as
• MOORE MALL,
In Schuylkill township, Chester .conntyr. Pa., situated
at the junction of Pickering creel and Schuylkill river,
on the Reading Rail - toad, twenty-Ave-miles from Phila
delphia, and three-quarters of a mile southeast ofPbco
nixville,containicq about 187 ACREeI OF-I,A"CD,-ina
high state of cultivation. unsurpassed in ferillity by-any
in the county The improvermanta are a large - StOtta
mansion. stone barn. wagon house. a large spring
house. with other necessary outbuildings. Also a stone
and frame tenant house. On tho promises is a large
stone merchant relit, with hen y.wa , er power, The.
locality is healthy, and beautifully situated. overlooh.
ins the Schuylkill. cet, venient tocheols,,churches.Sto.
is well supplied with springs of aced water. Would
divide into three properties.. The mil ama water me we?,
with about 12 acres of land, and ,two farms divided hy
the State road, with about 85. acres each. Will be said
together, or divided to suit .purchasers The-Readlng
Railroad passing through the premises,,makeelta desire:
his property for country seats,.oretlim establishment era
manufacturing business It la well worthy-the attention
of capitalists. Also, at the same time end plane. will be
sold several WuOI) LOTS, well timbered witholiestnnt,
one containing . 6 acres, aud.theother Snares and 121 per
ches, situated in Charleston township, Also, tire namely
of one-half of 2 acres and 47.perchee in TredYfEn town
ship. Chester co.. Pa •
Persons wishing to view.the.propertles can. do se by
applying to KELLAR STEPHENS,. on the premises, or
to. E. T PENNYPACKER, Phcenixwalm A. plan of the
property can be seen. and further.information Obtained,
at No. S North SECOND • Street. Philadelphia. Condi
tions made known at the time.of sale.by
JOSEPH WOOD,
oc2U-15t ISAAC SCULL.
FOR SAL VERY DESIRABLE
IRON FURN A CE.PROPBRTY,.situatod at McVey
town. Mifflin county, Pa., within achort distance from
the Pennsylvania Railroad. and Gana The freehold
Property comprises a Furnace, with machinery of ample
coal; aboutw. it. acres
either charcoal or Anthracite
1.300 acres Timber Landg also-the celebrated
Greenwood Pipe Iron Ore. Bank, contcdning about 17
acres, which produces in abundance the same oar from
which Sohn. A. Wright, Baq„ makes his renowned and
justly celebrated Locomotive . Tire and Sra Axles. • Thin
is the only. available property in the State which pro
duces the Ore reouisite foreatablishimlabusinets of liko.
, character. There is.also about Menem of Land within
lhalf a milenf the Furnace, held under long leasesfrom
which abundance of •excellent Hematite Ore can be ta
ken, at a cost mot exceeding $2 per ton. delivered on the
Furnace Bank, and•onwitlch shafts have recently bean
sunk, and which. will produce sufficient Ore to *JUDO/
the Furnace. Soft Fossil Ore is also abundant in. the
'neighborhood,. Charcoal'in any quantities can bhhad
'delivered at the Furnace,. at ft: to. egcents per bnabeL
Tb is Furnace is.well• situated fon the markets. having
water and rail communication wilts Philadelphia. Pitts
burg, Baltimore, Harrigburg. and other important
mannfacturing towns. For price terms. and thrther,
partici:dam apply to H. N. BURROUGHS.
ocl9-lm Philadelphia. Pa.
OR. SA.LE-ON EASY TERMS, VA-
LuABLE LOTS OF. GROUND. in the late District of
Richmond. One at the corner of Richmond and West,-
morelsnd streets,.6s feet by feet—threc fronts. Ong
other at the corner of Richmond and Viransley strange,
130 feet by HO feel,. to Torpin street—three fronts. And
the other being a Square of Ground fronting Lambert
Ontario, Torpin, and Wensley streete,, 33S feet WI
feet The above are highly eligible Lots, and stable
for manufacturing Purpoees. Apply to.
C. N. WAG ;RR,
0e29.12t 341 north SIXTH Street.
IP I OR SALE-VERB DESIRABLE
BUILDING/ LOTS on the north side of GIRARD
Avenue. east of Eighteenth street, 165 feet deep, two
fronts. LURElid.it MONTGOMERY
Conveyancers,
0c2.9.60 1035 BEAOH Street. above Laurel.
a giW i t STEAMBOAT FOR SAEL
—d, side-wheal Steamboat, ,140: feet long,
beam engine, 50 inch cylinder, 6. feet. stroke, low Pres.
true ; all new in 1562; ready for immediate nee. Sold to
close a concern.. - - 13113til Y HALLAM.
not. 3t 160 TENTH Avenue, N. Y.
TO E SPORTSMEN..
. PHILIP WILSON do CO..
409 CHESTNUT STREET;
Manufaobarers of ea Parlor
DGUBLE GUNS
canal, ti not ennerior, to any of the followitaz . go a t".
'which we heti, conatantly oilhand: _ _ _
William Greener. Weatley Richars. Moors St Harris.
- end other Makers. - -
Also, Powder. Shot, .Wede. tails,
We ahali. ha constantly anppliaa. 'Airing the season.
with v lafy Ttatatr or
er.A.Kaz., sist-gua
EIZI:a1=1
A
mnICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
CARL ANSOMT.g.. Lesßea and Direct .
ADOLPH BIRIARLD litAlinesu Mauston
GERVAN
_OPERA.
MONDAY ETENINGP, Nov. 2, 1863,
GRAND OPE:RING NIGIISV,
MAR~~i.~. y
GRAND OPERA, IN FOUR AM'S,
BY F. VON FLOTIYI;V
MAIMEA.... Madame B. J01(4.1i - l' 4 " ,
NANCY FRTMDIMiIIn:
LIOPLVI, Herr Hi MMIDt
'PLDD Herr WEIN LIG IL
LORD Till STAN Ffert-GRaFF.
Doors open at 7. Oyer» common can at 8 o'clock.
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION.
EBSERC'BD'SEa7'ni PARMIST, rARQIIRT CIR
(ILE. or BAY.COXY, for Twelve Sebteription
Nigh Le ; being three perfcrrmance each week ..stove
PRICE OF ..51)VIDifOlv.
SECDRFIV SgeS in PIES.QtrFir. PARQUET CIR
CLE, or BALCONY •
(No Ockcp mold crittout Deserved Seat.) sit 59
FAMILY CIRO • • • . • ..... eta,
A MFHITHEST ..... . . .... . ... . 21E eds.
Single Seate and EMtierriptione can be Wad of NoItDAZ
NORNIRO. at the
Aag,DEMY aftre,re,
ANII
J. E. GOIYMYS rtillble STOWS.
6, E. Corne7 or SEVEUTH and CREST:Hi'? ffi=t i
From 830 A. 111 to 3 P. M.
RMAN Ctr.ERA-._
S PBC r A NO-Tie:E.
REDUtITION
O
PR 'DES or AiDmrasiart
, .
• TO THE
ramILY clifterx AliD AMPHTTIRATES:
CA:RD.—Maar objectless ha , ciag been made that.
while the lot :trice of selyierilitfonfor seats In the PAM.
QUE 7.-;" Pot CtnCts, ane EatsoNr permits sub
scrily..t.a to visit :he Opera arhirmer or a similar op.-,
pottundty hat bz , on withlleld frbm those desirous of
going : 7 7 the . FANIF.ri CIRCLE and AMVITITIth.ATUR, as ,
most h XPFIC , aensunce that the very Meral gvhsertoL
tiow redly el ez,abis, me to rerratce the r;tice of admission..
to thoPe . ..laces. es fo,3ows:
leald;VE CIRCY , F, 50.cente:
. . . - ha ots..
A Df;LPII )3 . 12.0. FELD.
1 4 _. . _ Basinewidanager.
, 1 , , ESITIIUT-ST. 1 ,-,---, vr - li.
INEW Cr/
• 44 . Lessee and Mensarr AL1424----
---
COthrIVIIA410)1 111. wm'slr•
friGHLY CI2' 66tt Fc E SU
-14t.1T.-
e figment oftletelebrefed Artiste.
. _ M'LLE V3STVAL '
I
wh!sl stands altEtast
VtATO A YAR 1
13
in t";:innEil s O l L• a. ' c s tagetrr ALLM
•
TEIIS - (lEdnday) tVSN3NO, Nov - .1;1&i,'
exn
ENINRY StrEkrilA 0, lINTIVqIIRI'NEWNOTIC . S.
will bwprssented ths. now Musictil Drama. =tided.
GAM&A
THE, aWA R II MOTHER
G A ME.I ' - 91 - 4 VERTVAId.
Sniv'oz%d by tbe foUlowing talen'tdd art'utts:_Mtieisra.%
S. C. DT1b.0 . 14..) W. Bikedell, Dtr , Forreet, S. Por
ter. Evers Kassa, Garland. arta lattnewah.
Meadaraoa: Broitham. lobertson. Grattan. Kirlower'
Missu Carper, Pdrter. Need:: Gerrion. Mary Miler,
&c...
In additi mitt, th'e abov. - AxxwerfukaLt r actiod..
! • MLLE. 7ESTVALL ,
APPEAR 74 - OPERA,
Em a Grand emns from the 'bird AO of
D.II 3 CRETIs EGSGEA.
land Ring
THE BIE-IMDIE.I."
laitind by a
o.Rus,
AI"2,33TIATE SC3 E
cosrurns, gra.. sgc,
a - 461.ml Con&aetnr, hir.-eaerk - Haee^ler.
may be eennevAi, for any 01.._
TER VNISTVALI 73410
:;/I"Teerslays in at.mnem _
WheatleylnßwLrieaPare is manouneing a brief en
gagz9ent with taellteeinnuished :,reitug Tragedienne:Efasft b:VoNIA
hiz r-gi•at oppearance-!n-linei , ca eLtice her return frein •
CallAnnia, Auetralies- Englaal, pronennesa
LG?don .
T4' 5 BEST AC51.1256 , ' AMERICA, HAS BE NV tri."
She W4ll aPPear an .
MONDAY ,VCRIM•IVH: ifovem- , 3ar - 9, ISM'
in one-of her poweriniimperAonatione
Ma& JORN DREW'S NEW ARCH.
4-T-EL' STREET THELTRR—ARCII $. - met above Sixth.-
kettllß and :Imo alaat.ffar Wld. FREDERIQES
Lkyp vy:lsErf.
NVALLACIsa
8 (Monday) Ln
MRS ' FA I P 67I
T/11
y)13.71?-141.11 . 6
ST: MART ' 2 d 1863:
• _ _
St. . ....... • • •-•••• ....E. L. Davenport
............. .......... VE`
iano ....... - Mrs. Ferree
Ticke , a l 9,s; 60. and itinenta. uo extra clarge- Or re ,
serced-reats. To commenmarot ,o'clock.'
IA F AIINUT-STREET THEATRE.
V Lesseß M.as A. GAIGRETTEf.
TM! Monday) PinNINO. Nov. -2d: - 1883
will beTepeated the nevpaaAt astiyaordinartly - intetestakir
Play; NV7P;tin expressly for
MR.. 5.
called.
TED?, Istil/Cg. SPY.
To c0nc1r.,.., , '3 , with t i brai li pw r it .
t e4? ?.. f .
Box offiD9 , o , lien. from 10. UR 3 , o'clook,Vtete melt. UMW -
be secured...
oX'S. SING
CBESTBIP? itrset
FRESITWOVELTTES !! NEW ATTRWITIONSI •
Oa3TAT , 9UCC339 - 07 COBIPAW
FIR3T WEEK OF
MDLLE. GELLETTI & MOMS. TOPHOFP: •
the best Fre ..;,b•Daneers in the world.
COIiTII4IIE.I>SITCCESS
(Jai...LILES E. COLLINS.
11113 ORIGIN/a, CUBS,
and the Best gamin Singer in, aka. eountm
This week a Firianime of imp-slid malt nn2-6t4
"k/r0 SICA 31 • FUND , •
0 OT'T SG'H AL EC.
T.T.IOSECOND GRAND CONCERT•
OF , MR M GOTTSCHALK.'
7 IIEeD.A.V:IETENIIiG, 'Nov. 3.
The celebrated. , PDonna,
I.iIIgEBANGIGLLYA. COEDIER,
of the GrandWt:iertt, ,, Paris, and the principal Opera
HousesirelhaVnited States, also the talented Violinist.
CARLO P ATTI,
will appear-1n Mr Oottachalk'a Concerts.
Mr. HARRY SANDERSON,
the distingr_libed Affseries.o. Pianist, will assist
Gottschalk -in aeveral new Piano Duets. which hays
caused so.great a seasatiou in New-York.
Musical Director and Conductor. . ... -.S. BREFRFaja
Seats may he secured, commencing SATURDAY, O.
Mat, at 9A. J. E GOULD's-MnsinStere. °caul,
ri‘EMPLE OF WONDERS—ASSEMBLI
BUILDINGS, TENTH AND CHESTNUT @MEM
Amusementfor Old and Young. Mirth and Happinems
open for the season. Constant change of Entartasicustai.
SIGNOR BLITZ,
EVERY EVNBITIACt,, commencing at - okiloisk. aid
Wednesday and Saturday at 3, conidattng of New Nys.
tertes in Necromancy,&weak succe-ne VentMkaliclaalh
and the Learned Canary Birds. •
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t OTHRNMEIIB - GREAT : PICTURE,
MARTYR; IN -FN COLISEUM.
NOW EXHIBITING. AT THE".
ACADEME OF FINE MITS.
eI,ERAIA_NIa ORCHESTRA.- PUBLIC
`•-•" RRHEARSAIS ovary SATURDAY, 336 o'clock. P.
M., at Ina , MUSICAL FUND HALL. Steele ticket's;
2.5 cents. Packages of six tickets,- $l. To-be had at
ANDRE'S,. 11041- CHESTNUT Street: J. E. -12tOULD;
SEVENTH and CERT/ NUT. and at the Hall door.
ocl2-Su
P ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
THE FINE ARTS,.
1025 CHESTNUT STREET.
OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from S A. M. 22
6 P. M.
Admistion 25 cent's. Children half Drina. jef44l
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
R - movm,
THE IdANHATTAN /IFS INSURANCE COISPAN22:,
*Of New York. having appointed Jeittss 13.-CAD.R.
Agent for this City, have Removed their office to-
NO. 4IS WALNUT STREET,
Where applications for INSURANCE and RENEW/LLB
on - POLICIES must be made. The allotted dividend ofMS
will be adjusted on all Pelicies on which two. or more
annual premiums have been paid, on the adjustment of
the warrant year's
premium.
The following items, interesting to the assured, show
the great progress and prosperity of the Company since
the last triennial dividend:
The ineorre of the Company for the
pest three years has been .$1,400.00000-
The assets have increased
The losses paid to widows daring
tbree years-past were 2EO 551 2.1
'..others- 52A735 Ell.
Dividends have been _made during
the past three years' 250.000 00
. 11 :CA.RR,F; A sent.
v. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary. ' 0c25-Imlf.,
- PANE INSURANt
Ag- 403 CHEbTNIIT Sim
PHI - Lap)
FIRE Alp INLea.
Francis N. Buck,
Chas. Richardson.
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
John W Everroan..•
Philip S. Justice,
O. W. Davis.
PRAPCIS
WILLIAM I. RIK-N(IMM
PELPITIA.
INSITEANCE.
.BOSTON:. AND PEEP,4
' PHD. STEADISMY eateaaK from
pert on SAIMDAYS.. fro:A, - filai; Whateabowe PlNE :Street.
Street. Pbiladelnhia. and Lag Wharf. Brogan.
Tha steamer NORMAN; thrts.to Bsk.o. will sail from
philladelphia for Boston c. - 3.S.A.TURDAY, lioven*o 7y at.
10 o'clock. A.M.; and Ftea.:4l.lVSA-XO l l. eTh14, 9 1 1 1
Crom Boston, on same at, M.
-These new and sebs:‘Attel etes •••• - s Pe form regular
saiilng - frein'eaeli.part 'owlet - sia'Y on. Saturana
Insurances effected ;az onsi -- -tmlf•YAe 'PrezleNe charged
ea sail vassele. • - -
Freights Wren a stair rates.
S iloi ers ore re .Tszated to seta Siip FACCIDE3 Lei BillR
Laditig with the' ei-Atoods.
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For Freight e rit.esage akevine. flee itecoitmod allow
apply to - • REFRY WINSOR ~.% Cy.,
M . h 9 , 332 Sorith:DELA.WARf§ Ayebto..
WHIM, PRESETAVI.Nik
PURE CIDER
AND WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
GWEN eaNGER, MUSTIED SEED, SPICES, &a., air
' TEE EE4I,7IBMES POIC
PB iMISEVIIfG .A.ND PICKLUM PURPOSES
ALBERT o. ROBERTS,_
Dealer in Fine Groceries.
Corner KLEVRIPira and NUMB Streets
Cet.RIZEUT -PIANO TUNING..
1 --3dr. C. E. SARGENT'S orders for tatting
and revelling Pianos' are received at MASON dt- CO..ir
storo, 901 CHESTNUT Street, oxalf.
S, beans& eleven years' &dopy experience in Nos.
ton, and .g763 . ears' employment in PhtiladelPhis-
SPEGLAZ. —Pianos rehsatherest to sound es soft and
sweet tuned as new, without removing.
Terme or Tuning, &Mt
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA.
MONS, with fall descriptions of character.
_given
NAY and INT.ENINN. by J. L. GAP ..s.ff
wA-fmteeon No. 25 South TENTH. Street.
cl - PECIAL
NEW HART CABS EL L'SUL ALL-
FRUIT JARSLS FRUIT JABS.
E
AMERICAN AND FRENCH GLASS snA_Dzs.
BEAUTIFUL FERNERIES.
BARTELL Sic LL'TCHINGETH,
No. 13 NIONFIFTH Streak.
sailg-tdeSl
COLORADO TERRITORY.-WE ARE
'Li prepared to undertake the investigit'on of titles to
LAND AND MINING CLAIMG.' in Colorado Territory.
and to furnish accurate and reliable information respect
ing the prospects and. ' yank of Mining. Associations or
Companies already formed; or In course of organization
therein. We can also furnish the names of responsible
persons. who will 'undertake to act as agents for any
parties having interestan lands. hg in the Territory.
.LEDTAB;D , & BARLOW,
Law and Collection Office.
429 CHSSTNIIT Street,
0c26-nrwg R. if*
MRS. M. G. BROWN, NETAPHYSI
CAL PIIYSICIAN, Professor on the Bye, Ear, and
Ti 3 mat Permanent office, 410 ARCH Street. Philadel-
Plfia; from November 1. Associate Once,' 25 BOND
P.'creet, - New York. Metaphysical Discovery, prise $5
Per. nos . Poor Richard's Eve Water, Scalp . Renovator.
21. Der bottle each. 0c24-1m
("vill 010 E. ISA33 .. ELLA: GRAPES,
just re.ceired. Also. Cultivated ranberries.
PRETTYMAN' & SONS.
N. R. earner FRONT and ARCH Streets.
.
WATEE WHEELS, .Iri r DRAM-1/0.
I RAMS, WINDMILLS, • Brans and Iron Li ft and.
Force DUMPS. Country residences supplied With Pettit.
bid Gail Works, and every conven i ence of Gag ant
'Motor. Plumbing, GU, gad Steam Cling,
M'COLLIN RHOADS,
alt-snwtni MONET strait. rtalitilip
E COISEPN4iNYI NO.
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Wendrn.K4
Geo. A Nest,
Sohn. Kessler. Sr.,
Chae.• ntokes.
6. E. Rosenhei-x.,
Joseph D, `
President. -
kTLERAN.,
' D. Secretary-. i 11,11.41.1