ERRIDNA.IL.
stern eon espondent, now in New
ley, in addition to furnishing more
mlimg editoiials of the Tribune, end
.oral supervision over ite eofrirans,
..—kiaye A
York : Mr. G
than half the
exeraining a
preparlhg a . ekty article for the Independent,
at
tending to hi... uniform profsasi.uird and political
°area, and ep> ding one day in every week working
On his farm i ls fi nding time to prepare a history of
the 4ebellica—partioularly, I believe, with Were floe
to the pyres of Anti Slavery opinion. It is to
]rake tw d ootavo volumes, one of which is to be
given to tie publisher in March. tIo hss a den, as
he calla it, down town, away from the Tribune cm to,
Where Ike looks himself up in the mornings, to din
tate this history to a phonographer.
Clarlo Armellini, formerly one of the Roman
triumvirate in conjunction with Mazzini and Sam,
died, a short time since, in Brussels, at the age of
97. He had already obtained distinction as a lawyer
When Pio How, soon after his accession to the
paper:74n ;Tune, 1816, entrusted to his the prepara
tion of the reforms which were Worded between
1846 and 1848. Armellini was declrated for his ear-
Vices with the order of merit, and made pro-senator
or chief of the municipal council of Rome. When
in March, 818,a constitutional government was
proclaimed by the 'Pepe, Amu:Rini was chosen
deputy by several constituencies, and afterwards
made vise president'of the Ohs liner. ,When, sub
sequently, the 'Pope fled to Gaeta, Armellini was
made Minister of the Interior; and on'the procla
mation of the Republic be' was unanimously fixed
on as one of the members of the Mums . ' rate . , Rome
haling. submitted, after the well-fought day of the
30th June, 1.849, to the French troops, 11rniellini re
tired to Brussels, where he was held in universal
reaped,
—The St. Joseph (Mo.) Herald of the 20th pub
ilahera card from Dr. W. H. Brown, explaining
hoW henameto aommit bigamy. in July last he
.was taking Miss Sallie Mitchell out, at St. Joseph,
for a rlde.in.a carriage: On the way they met Mr.
litebideUx, who married them. Tuey supposed the
.meremony a' joke merely, and went their several
Warr.. Dr.- R soon slier moved to Troy and mar.
ried—thie time in earnest. Then be found, that the
other marriage was made legal, and so is in a fix.
.He hopes to be able to arrange the`matter, he says.
Two Parisian actresses had tr; (pr erre! the other
day. They fought, and one was wounded. The
guardians 'Of the Bois de Vincennes found these
dames satisfying their. honor in the approved style,
.with cold steel, and did not scourr7 the waapoes be.
ford blood was actually drawn. The surprising part
of the affair is that the quarrel did not arise from
love, jealousy, or even professional etiq tette ; the
two "princesses of the fooblighte ' 1 had got to
'words, and from words to sharper weapons, even ;
on the subject of Russia and Poland. rhe only harm
that came of this sanguinary affair, was That M'lle
ll—. had to play.the same evening, et the theatre,
With a bit of 'black stiching-placrer, too large for a
patoh, on her pretty right cheek. •
—Although the Grand Hotel, Pane has been open
.only a few months, it has seen the suicide of one of the
anost beautiful 'invites of Parts—a girl of scarce five
and-twenty. She loved, and her love , vas not re-
turned. She lived in the Grand Hotel, (many 10.
relies do live there.) She sent message to the
loved one that she would wait for him until one
o'clock Al M., and that if he came not then, she
would be a corpse. The chirnoeypiece cloak struck
. the hour, he was not there to bear it, Wile de Hare
'took a bit of paper, lighted it at the gas jet, and ap
plied it to' her princely lace dress. In an instant
she wee a mass of flames. She lingered a Yew days
and died.
An act of "Macbeth , ' was produced in English
at the Vaudeville Theatre, Part■, recently, with
Key Blunt, an American lady, and M. Taillade,
a- French actor, in the two principal characters.
The success, according to the dramatic critic of the
Jilonileur, was moat gratifying, though the perform
ance was little better than dumb show to the mai
Jority of the audience. M. Taillatie, who played
the part 'of Macbeth in French at the oridln last
aearon, la said to have acquitted hictoelf with dis
tinction of the more difficult task he undertook On
this occasion.
Fai•Gor. Sprague has bought the trotting mare
" California Damsel," for eleven thousand dollars,'
as a prment, it is said, for his betrothed, Miss Kate
Clbaie,
Patents
ze5371,1114t0/1 TWE TATIMT 0F .. F . T . :F . 9134 THE
0014113ec6
'To 0-forge Gardner, of Clarksville, N. J., for in],
qprovement In veneer cutting machine.
To John Hafer, of Bedford, Pa., for improveinent
in stover'.
To A. Kline, of Philadelphia, Pa, for improved
*stoppers for jars and bottles.
To John IL Sees. of Philad.lphia, Pa for im
yrovedlubricator. Antedated Ocoher (0, 1863,
To Lucille Crandall, of Plo k indeld, N. .T., sari nor
to himself and Elleahalet Lyon, of New York, N. Y.,
Tor improvement in crutches.
To (Marla C. Warwick, of Philadelphia, Pa., for
/min ovement in lamp liiirnere.
To „Tames Pine, of Troy, New York, assignor to
'himself and Waiter A. Wood, of Eloped& Falls, N.
J., for improvement in harvesters.
To George L, Witsel,, of Philadelph la, Pet oteeignor
to himself and Clement Creston, of the same place,
loriniprovement in churns.
'TRE MIIRDER AT READING —On (trendily morn
ing six members of Company of the Continental
00avelryi recruited in Philadelphia foe six months'
service, with a little boy, entered the William Penn
Hotel, .kept by Mr. Bertolerte Grant, corner of
Tenth end Penn .streets, and, after taking a drink,
they got into a quarrel among themselves, One of
Mr. Grant's sons, whii was in the bar at the time,
'then interfered, and peace was apparently restored.
They had hardly reached the sidewalk, however,
before they again got cinto a q.l".rrel, wnen one of
the. party, named James L w hire, -a Mississippi
" Tiger,” who professes to have serve.' two years
in the rebel army, deliberately drew his revolver
and shot one of his comrades dead in his tracks;
the ball entered the. left breast end caused death
almost instantly. The name of the murdered man
is Frederick Weaver, and he hailed from Philadel:
phis. The alarm was immediately given at come
vany headquarters, and Lieutenant Marks, with a
squad of his men, started hi pursuit of the slur.
and overtook him on the turaoike. When
Surrounded by his captors he tired three shots from
his revolver at them, and he was twice shot at, but
moue of the shots took effect. Lieut. Marks then
ordered him to surrender, and he threw dowe his
arms and-gave himself up. At 3 o'clock he had a
hearing before his Honor Mae or Hoyor, and was
.committed for trial.—Reading Times.
CITY . ITEINIS.
FOR THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHS made in
Philadelphia, or the Union, go to Messrs. Vireude
troth & Taylor's, Nos. 912., 914, and 916 Chestnut
street (formerly Broadbent & Co.'s), but go as early in
ehe day as possible:. This advice is valuable, because
the pressure at their rooms to obtain pictures is so
great, that going late in the afternoon is liable to
subject parties to disappointment.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FURS—the
largest and best stock in the city, at Charles Oak
ford & Sons', Continental Hotel.
MESSRS. WOOD & CARY now offer an ele
gant and very extensive stock of Ladies' Bormets,
of their own importation and manufacture. 725
(Chestnut street.
OARPORDS' HATS, CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
PURE OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
routed fresh every day, for sale by Davis & Rich
ards, Arch and Tenth streets.
SOFT HATS, OAEFORDS', CONTINENTAL.
DAVIS lit Morten - Ds, Arch and Tenth
■treete, has now in store a fresh supply of Hama,
Dried Beef, and large•size Tongues, all of the finest
curing.
FURS AT OANFORDS 7 , CONTINENTAL
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of misses' and
children's Hate, at Wood & Cary's, 725 Chestnut
street.
OAKFORDS' CONTINENTAL lIAT ESIPO
-
MULTUIif IN PARVO.—We have heard a
story of how Homer's Iliad was once written in
characters so minute that the whole could be en
closed in a nutshell. We would not like to under
take to put the whole of Homer in so small a space ;
but we put a world of truth in a nut shell when we
declare that it is the part of true whwom to buy all
sour garments at the Brown ;itone nothing Hall
of Fochhill & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut
street, above Sixth.
C. OAF:FORD & SONS, CONTINENTAL.
70./t FALL AND WINTER WEAR.=—The
aummel is past, and by the morning's frost we
begin to apprehend that fall and winter will shortly
be upon us, and we must provide ourselves with the
Material to keep us comfortable. A. nice fall suit, or
a good and well-made overcoat, are the very thing,
and we do not know of any place where our readers
'Would suit themselves better than at Granville
Stokes' One-prise Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
600 Chestnut street.
MILITARY GOODS, OAXFORDS', CONTI-
311CTIT At.
Lrrn InscramicE.—Our readers will find
'the card of the /Dim Life Insurance Company in an
,other column of this paper. This old and popular
.company have a branch office located in this city, at
No, 400 Chestnut street. Its peculiar method of
doing busineos renders it one of the moat desirable
companies in this country for those seeking life in
aurance. nob thatuet
NEW STYLE HATS—Charles Oakford &
Sone, Continental Hotel.
SING 17ALLANDIGEAm TEE Frits;
MIA Prince of all invaders,
Who played with men and boys, just like
'The Ethiopian Serenaders.
That in, he would have played with them,
And in the Governor's chair have set him,
If the Ohio boys had been so green
As ever to have let him.
Camp Chase his friends broke up,
And alorgan's men they freed them;
That is, they would have,done so,
But the loyal boys soon treed them.
We suppose their ultimate purpose was to visit
Charles Stokes & Co's. "one price," under the Con
,
%Mental, and make a selection from the extensive
Winter Stook of Clothing, But—
HotrsExEMPHRS, and those about going to
housekeeping, can save from to to 16 per cent., by
punhaeing their housekeeping artiolts at E. S.
'Barron 8; Co.'s Kitchen Furnishing Rooms, No. 224
Dockstreet, below 'Walnut. 0022-them44
- UrnoLsTnnniu.—Do you want Carpets
o\
I
hid d . n, Shades put up, or Furniture upholateredl
Fatten.. lea Chestnut street, sends workmen as soon
as orde received ;no delay at the West End Up ,
bolsters sore. - - -noast
WINDT S &nnc.—W. Henry Patten,
1408 °he/Mut street, is now closing out what is left
of his fall a k, Come of which are marked down at
extremely I prima Patten, 1408 Chestnut street,
above Bros n03.5t
FIIRNIT ir,` BLIPS, or loose covers, cut
and made up eiperienced workwomen, at Pat
}en's, 1408 Oh ut street. n03.5t
Sore CUB NB made up and trimmed as
none but Patten trim them. Those about ma.
;ring presents
„m in
Iserve, 1408 Chestnut st. no3-6$
GRIITL N T pari.—All the newest and
NO Styles for 11 wee, in Felt, Bilk, and Oassimere,
Will be fo at Waburton's, No. 480 Chestnut
street, nest . 098 to tilliftss Gem 0023-im
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
UP TO TWELVE 011LOOS LAST NIGHT,
nd Chestnut streets.
R H Conley, Haw' York
W Snyder &la. Pottsville
Henry Marie& eon
D J Morrell, Jonnstown, Pa
J& Radford dt wf, N York
M J Casino & wf. atltimore
Henry Ilitalicock, St Louis
Mr & Mrs Waldron, Boston
Rev Jl3 Williams &la, Pa
Hon WP Johnston & wf, Pa
G Robinson & wf, - Pittab'g
Mrs J J Henry, DA aware
Wm Rili.l) How York
Ed w Rowe & wf, Princeton
k Sttorb, Maryland
T it Lovett. West Ohester
Miss E Bright
David Judson & la, N York
Mrs P. Blake. Waterford
V Hatfield, Harrisourg
Jon T oarnobeLl,
J Poster, England
Thee Goodman. Baltlmo , e
J iVi Me re, Mlford, Pa
Geo 0 Li raston, Mass
Gin A 0 llartin. Harrisburg
J HCamphell, Penne
Webster %Yowling aStivf NY
0 Roily, New York
B Crating & wf
Jac Wbeeinr, Virginia
P floag'aed, Ft Wayne
J T Burr, 9,3 bin
J P Briggs, New York
R McNally, Onio
E B firubb, Burlington
N Rent, Iff,t
Contlnental—Nlnth
Stanton,Stenbenyille.o
8 F Scull Steubenville. 0
B Clark,
Washington D C
Vim Hardy & la, Califon is
C w umrichouse &la. Bait
13 W Rey nolds, Jr;& wtOhlo
Ceo MStronds
Kllasat ell, New York
C E RandaoYork
T hothchil ll d. , Detroit
J A Rhodes & la, Cairo
Henry,J H Cairo
T W Mcßey, Fauna
Chas Cashman, Boston
J.lllorgenatern, Pittsburg
D P•l3talist, Chicago
J W Casey. Chicago
E Evans, New ork
H Ly man. New York
H Polomou, New York
Wm R . Blau. New York
W 'r Richardson, Mass
Mr & Mrs Welsh, N Jersey
Wm btatbews, New York
W Prentiss, Washington
Wm H Prentiss. Washiastn
3 Buckley, Jr. & wr, N Y
AI•FS Sande. - New York
Dr Reed. Ti 8 A
Cant P R Stetson & S
C A Stetson & la. New York
Miss Cam. con, Harrisburg,'',
Stetson. Harrisburg
Miss 1:Oopar. Reading
Miss Dot shorty, Hairisbg
Mrs Capt Reno
'Col C A Johnson. CY 8 A
WI A Mel Stetson, D A
JP H Stetoon
P 11T Ststsou, Jr •
Mi's R Stetson
tST E Brand. New York
Geo E Borland, New• York
Tiobt. J Steven+& wf Gal
4anchtiver.
Dr Bertlett, U e IN'
W Remerer, Henna
',But Foot, TT S A
W terries. Harrisburg
J Dougherty, Harrisburg
Wm Dougherty, Harrisburg
J Haldeman, Harrisburg
O D Mack, Baltimore
Lieut May, US A
ST Jones, Barrisburg
Jan Shippen, Potttrille
elms J NEW, Pottsville
E Wilson. Pennsylvania'
•Bevß C McFarland & siv,Prt
Yermllye & wf, NI
P Stahel, New Yo -, k.
0 B Hayes & iatf. Chicago
B Schneider, New York
S Id strong, Cleveland
JP Bayard St a f, New York
Dewier, Now York
JPITIPS S Crane, New York
W II Dodge, New York
Benj Dodge, New York
• E tirubh. Bnaineton
C B Rittenhouse, D 0
Lewis R4thboue, Alba ay
A•l2oss, Ne wr. Yo , k
Dr Shoemaker, Pa
IV ti Roc Cel w, Nev. Yo rk
1. Opnenheinor, New York
DiiPS Oppenheimer. N Y
A Vezin, Philadelphia •
rarti—Chestnnt s
G ffi Sts uton
Lreet neiTIVI/ Ninth. E
!Men Wells, New Jersey
W norit•on. Fonkiutown
, Thoc S , roall, New York
S B Cho:der co
E J Bosre, Now York
H II Stanton, Washington
R Parker, Washington
Lieut Balker, Now York
Liout Ranker
P lia.trogs, Chicago
W P Denton, Ch olgo
F N lloynol is, New York
H It PittiOAC, ILtreiAntrg
Lletit Garrptly„ f, utisville
Picket d Paola
Cant A F omit)), D.-I co, Pa
C M LOWie, flahlmore
W Brown. Baltitnore
iI B Afe.rkwald, New York
L C knarl ,nd bock Haven
John 0 Reid, Baltimore
B Masters, Brooklyn
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WP Clyde, Delaware
.1 A Srun , l, Harri,,bari
Mrs Zoller, II lgorsto WA
Mrs Ifsj ttnasetl, Hager.,twn
J A Do Huff, Penns
'-
J W Chatabsdin, Bloomsbg
W P. Wilson. Baltneonte
Miss Mary Provost, N
Saml Cobille, New. York
r T Winnnan.& wf.
J H Coibreth. Bellefonte
Troy, N . Y .
M s Butler, y
H B Trion, 11 S N
W G Graham. Matt Time
John Skin Ler. New' York
John I, Pa.stnora
J" N Van Houston, Jr
ffi J Poynter, Ponna,
L Dickson, Jr{•
E Livir gston, New York
S Rothschild, Detroit
. . _
T Green & wf, New York
Ceo Sanders, New York
H P Benson, New. York
W Howard &TO Ohio
T Rouse & son. Boston
. .
C Hutchinson, New York
Levi T_Speicer, Jersey. City
Geo W Tate, Bellefonte
F S Wilson, Bellefonte
Peter Voorhels. New Jersey
ff Sivnlekson, Nem , Jersey
Wul Knoell% Harrisburg
Hon WTI Kelley
Mrs. Corlies, neW York
R J Haldeman, Havrieburx
W Verner R wf, Potmide
Chi Cnlber, Delaware
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John R White, Maryland
Oeo W Campbell, I T...rk
Mrs 'T G Gaylord, Ohio
T G Gaylord, Cincinnati, 0
Jas 6 Barton, Cincinnati, 0
Altx R Edeon, Baltimore
T.a Brtrke, Delaware
Capt,Andrew PeIIIM
L 1i Wo.oa,
Eterchanti'—Fourth
Jos Harrison. New York
Thos Hanford. Utica, N Y
C N Hickok. Bedford
Thee Bercht_ Penna.
L S Forney &la, Wayneb'o
W D Horton, New York
W H Wood
Thcs S Fernon & wf
Daniel atimick Ohio.
M Barry, Lancaster
V Bay, SomerFet, Penna
Human Stone, Milwaukee
I B Brin ton & la, W Chester
Pr R V Wilson, Clearfield
Mrs E C Cochrane Pittsburg
JeFFe Diffenbaugh. Penna
A N temple, Reston
J 1 , Price, Delaware
T L Price, Maryland.
F. Huts, Easton
R T Fountain, Del
J Sallerfield
'l' Fleming
Mrs Clement, N. w Jersey
Atha Martha Clement, N J
C A Keck, Allentown -
James Hosie r Scranton
Mrs Houghton, New Jersey
street. below &relit
Houghton, N
MASA Maria Smith, N J
E Boasall, Poring
S Hartshorne, Dtitimore
G F Yong - Hug, Ohio
ME - Medlar, Pottsville
Dr .T Gi,bon & 'a SAIem,NJ
I Mies. New York
E Cushing, Masa
Z Vsn head. Reading
Amos Davis, Evt
L Simon. Fiarct'ord, Conn
W Flacons, Pi:teors ,
Mrs R te.wther. Ne wont
Mrs W Smith, fiewoort
B Beware & art. Ns croon
W ht Cover, Clarion; Pa
Pr Hank & son, L Haven
J C Everhart & la. - Blair co
Chas Pif Erten. Lanc'ter,P4
A. Armstrong. litarvi. tad -
Livingston & hey. Pa
H Schuyler. OmaCa et 'l'
David. Ripley. Newark, NJ
Miss Cowman, Baltimore
A S MoDill, Plover, Wk
B Broadhead, White Lake
Aanterican—Cheittnu
S‘ W ScOtt
street. above Eribrta•
MastF r W H Jakee, Del
alaster Chas R Sakes, Del
Michael Schell
D H Priest Boston
Penneville, Delaware
Mrs Caleb Yohe, Bethlehem
John L Riegel, New Jersey
LEllison. Delaware.
A N Simnle, Easton
Wm Miller. Reston
B Shaw, Now York
J P Case, New York
W C Notth
L Vs ti Renesellger
0 G HampAteati Penna
Thos H Dillon, New York
E P Lyman., New York
IC C Gore. Jersey City
' I L Long, Delaware
M Waller, Somerset to, MIL
Geo Waller, Delaware
Z tioreey,Seaford. Del
John BroP.die. Ety.lisna
B Broadie, Indiana
Walter W lierry,Ealtimore
A Magruder, Washington
Yrs Weaye_r Washington.
Clark, 'Washington
John Erskine, New York
T N Schnell, Elmira, N Y
J M Onthrie. Indiana co
L J Delal. Jersey Shore
Robt G Cook, Jersey Shore
R T Fountain, Delaware
Je h n T Jake elaware
L E Smith, New York
P 0 Macomber, New Bedfo'd
J &tiger. New York
Bradford }Baron, Lowell
C P Wallach. II S N'
Martin, Lancaster
A Biloy, Copn.
JohnMcDevitt, NeW York
James Carson, Wllm;Del
Geo Edwards.lm, Del
T .13 Jackson, New York
Miss Brown; New York
at. Louts—Chestnut
D Fetter. New Jersey
John P Wheelan. Reading
NV D W Pearce US N
street. above Third.
S Bookhamer. Rearing
Vi• A Thorp. New Yore
John B Powell. New York
Jas B Nicho eon. - Croy. N Y
Jos } , eynolds, Wash. D C.
S L Jennings, New York
John Doheetv,Sehyl Haven
F F Patterson, II S A
Hal Benney. Wash, DC
T 12013 Gam. St Loaiu
Geo Greene, Chicago
S Singer, Baltimore
Chas G Smith. Pittsburg
D G Bower, New Jersey
ltd w-. 1. 11 twee
Q Batter& id
J T Ramie, Columbus. 0
11 L Dunbar, New York
Ritandolpt jr
M Burrows
.1 - 013 u D Hoz.l
KB Hayes, Baltimore
4:1 I? Green Cin,
M Hazard, Providence
Robt Johnson, New York
Ed w CHB & la. Bordent'wn
Chas Evans, New:York
G C Skilton, Boston
,
Chas Ftaple, Jr, Portland
QTresize, Zanesville
J Wsbb Boston
- • •
Mrs Keeler, New York
P Berger & wf,B , ooklyn
N LY Rathburn, U S N
W H Smith, Long bland
Chas R Co%urn, kid
Kheelor, New York
• • • - •
H G I well, Boston
Byron Tuttle, Conn
Saml J Blair, New Bedford
T Garnrsons,Hew Bedford
The Union—Arch is
John Norntyre,Hartiord,Ct
Geo Schell, Pennsylvania
Jae 11 McKee, Hazleton
W 0 Chamberlin ' Ohio
J Manly, Columbus, 0
W Rainey. Cambridge, 0
E' Burt. Cambridge, 0
}IL Custer, 0
W Berger, Middletown, 0
R A 0 Kerr, Altoona
Cleo M Boyd, Chester co
A Lehman, Detroit, Mich
J Steifel, Auburn. Ind
A Brak eley, New Hope
J'e tevison, Connecticut
Jcs Craves, Wheeling
John Koch & la, Pennegrove
L H Allen, Tamaqua
treet, above Third.
'H A Foster, Minerva. 0
H Kauko, Woooter, 0
0 W Kanke, Wooster, 0
Hiss Ellie S Kanke, vhio
S Gregg 8t la, Ohio
S iPardy, Stark co. 0 .
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Bear,.l l l,,nnt Joy, Pa •
Joe Smith. New Jersey
John Teaman, bancager
T T Price, Tuckerton, N
R AI Ronan, Bridgeton, N J
B nmphreye. N J
' N A Felix Reading
John C Harvey, Harrisburg
Alm 07 ll L.vy & eh, AM
D Robins & la
IC liar6our.Wlpeling, Vo,
Coninkeretal—Stxth st
P Bare, illannt Union
ffi P.onock, Chester co
eet, above Chestnut.
Jos S Ely. Newtown
Chas H Roberts, Newtown
W A etwood. Chester co
4., Mercer, Cheater co, Pa
W Harry, Chester co, Pa
G S Dare, Lancaster co; Pa
Mrs ha Galtiner, Pa
. .
8 Posey. Chester co, Pa
A YOCUM, BeriiBCO, Pa
Mrs Croseman. Ph 03 Dixville
Mrs J Howard & eh, Lane
B Brooke. Lancaeter
West Chester
T Galiitter, West Cheater
I Leedom, Cheater 03
Pe,:nypaokor, Pa
J Wood, Wet Cheater
T H ldin, Lancaster
0 Williams, DE Brunswick
Jobs West, Ohio
. • .
B F Schafer. Clarrisbnrg
A Pennock & wf, Chester co
B E Prizer. Doylestown
;states union—maxim
H II Gabel, Pennsylvania
A ti Be ed, Wilmington, Del
Mrs E Eder, Lancaster
J A Phillips, Seaford, Dal
K Davis
Tbos Duncan
Walter Nth man. New York
Jas Trimble, Boston
John Wheeler
.t street. above Staab:
JasForbes, Wayne co, Pa
Geo T Grinder, Litiz
D Taylor St wt. Maryland
Samuel Illarphy. Penns
Geo Ityer, New Jersey
Daniel W Snyder, D 3 A.
John G Long, 13 , aireville
A P Erb, Fla rrl , lb are
J 0 Gable, Lancaster
National—Race
&'I Peters, White Haven
J Eisenhard, Allentown
h Conroy, Reading
Wfklaore,l4 ewbury, Pa
J W kloore,Newbnry, Pa
J S Lanser. Schaefferstown
♦ S Laird, Washington
W S Smith, New York
eet, above Third.
C C Sleredilh, Dauphin co
J B Hassler,Fort WaYae.Fa
F Mertz. Iklio dltbarit
DITB M Shinke!, Utddleburg
Geo 31 Hnwell,Penno,
3I Poole, B !It Pa
G W Leach, Wilkeebarre
eta, above Kaska&
‘ 4 7 H landey, New Jersey
J Quimby, Pennsylvania
J Quimby , Jr, Puma
J ainneceson, salem,N
W B Blackwell N Jersey
Miss fi Carter New Jersey
Miss Temple. New Jersey
J 9Sra.rfo,d, New Jersey
biles F Jacobs, New fersey
J L Fairchild, Hammington
L H Fairchild, Haminington
Mattison—Seconid ■
J A. Bowen, Prov, RI
B B Bowden, Delaware
E Brown & la, Stroudsburg
C swift, Easton
Mrs Whitney, New York
S G Bradsbee, Palma
G Richardson, Penns
C S Hall & en, New York
F Harding, New T ork
W Carman &)a. New York
A J Allen. New Jersey
Weeden&wf, N Jersey
/fount Vernon Hotel,
John L G ordon, New Jersey
A mercer, New York
H 111 Spayd, Williamsport
G P Gheen & la, New York
C 31 Evans, New• Jersey
ll}. vans. Philadelphia
W Carb r, New Jersey
B Burrows, Trenton
Second Stabove Area",
If B Rough
J Sutton, Port Pleaaant.
F F Corgell
Thomas Gray
J S N
Jae Stiles & la, Bridgeton
I Hackett, Salem. N J
A B Carter, Tamaqua.
W H tio_tham, Tamaqua
E=SE==l
street, above Rase
A N Young, Maryland
a Irvine. Trenton, N J
John Righter
George ReybOld
Tht%toN,S Woolverton
J . VT Murray, Illinois
S Lo Laois
John Freeman. Hass
Hiram Fleet, 'owl
Silas Gastaline, Maine
George Jones, Delaware
Bernum'r Hotel—TM
Marshal Teel, Beratord co
R R Raub, Penna.
A C Borhek, Bethlehem
James Fitzgerald, U S A
James Berk, Newark. 0
Henry Mann, New Jersey
I K Vansaut, New Jersey
W Ohio
W F Artley. Stroudsburg
Cant A Youdgst, U S A
A Hyman. Dallas, Pa
t., above Collo - velall
W Fehr, Orwigeburg
D R Harper.r. .a. Olney
Jacob Bowman, Penna
Jacob 'anti', Jr, Penna
Jacob Huth, Sr, Penny,
L R Appleton, Attleboro
A Roads, Pam eylvatla
W Wiegner, 'Berke co
Black Rear—Ticird ■
Jas Weiler, Macungie
C H Haines Lewisburg, Pa
W. Creasman Sr wf, Balt
Geo Young, Pennsylvania
3 . 2 , Trmrig. Pennsylvania
Geo W Rorer. Fox Chase
D W Wagner. Chaitlesville
B Wagner, Chartlesville
t., above Callowhill.
M A Reager. Lancaster
T W Roberson, Doylestown
G Trace, Posnsburg
A Pratzman Reading
T Berger, Bucks co
G W Ronyon. Reading
Maid Emigle—Third S
D H Enllene Baltimore
iths J Sullene, Baltimore
A Waguor,Lelaigh co
Wm Bfoa, POD nsylvan!a,
Sultzbach. York Pa
J lClSnc. Marietta,Pa
.ultzbacb, Biarietta IPa
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASE AND SCIENCE.
From time immemorial disease has preyed 'with imps
city upon the human system, and revelled in the car
aage and destruction it has canoed. Science, in the
meantime, has not been idle. and contest after contest
has taken place for the mastery, between these two Mar
na enemies, until it has been reserved for this age to Pro
duce a Medical triumph, before which ,the shadows of
sickness disappear Scientific skill, in the production of
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, has reached its
highest altitude, and can now rest satisfied with the tri
umph it has attained. Mankind are subject to various'
Ws and pains, and it is the task of these Bitters to erase
all such disorders from the human frame. Liver Com.
Plaint, that bitter foe to happiness; Dyspepsia, that one .
my of all which is joyous; Nervous Debility, that ty
rant which crushes out of the heart all energy, and
which causes its victim to wish for death:sand Fevers,
which rack the brain and s corch the brow, all, all yield
to the magical and healing properties of this Ne Pins
Dam of Medical Science.
. _ .
It is of an entirely vegetable nature, containing not the
last particle of Alcoholic stimulant, and will not, there•
lore, ae the generality of Bitters do, cruse a taste for
spirituous liquors to arise in those who use them. No
soldier should be without them, for they are a perfect
protection against all the diseases which are so preva
lent in Camp Life. They are, in fact. THE BITTERS of
;Le day, and the whole civilized world is fill of their
fa me, and the fruits of their curative powers. Disease
at last has' met its master, and flees at the apprOach of
the conqueror, Come, then , and be healed, all ye suffer
-Ipg children of mortality; the' means are ready, 'the
6J al:than is open. and relief is certain. Delay no longer.
Messrs. JONES & EVANS. 63! Ar.CH Street, Philadel
phia, are the proprietora, and all ordere addressed to
;hem will receive prompt attention. These Bitters can
also be obtained at all l ruggists in the Caton.
PRICER —Large Bottles (holdir g doable quantity) 51
par Bottl.p. or half dozen for 66.
Small size 76 cents per Bottle, or tali dozer, for AFL
0r2412t
w•etsoa, liniBo.ohosetis
C 0 Johnson & to, N Y
Col R MI Bo w umi
Robt B Downie, Mtnehestor
8 A ..illaa,
A Bad: itigiumbliz rThicage
E I; neki ouham. ,hic.ure
ES Sanford, se - . Turk
- - .
H Sehleshinasr N Y
John D Sheall" Patina
H Jarrett. B lift more
H 8 Evans 8: wf, W Jheiter
N ti e-bield. Cincinnati, .0
It B Carsley. California
Nierrelleld, Baltimore
.
H B-i , ige. Washington
I McGoy, Washington
G W Hopkins, Kew York
J T My.rs„ ris.p - Tort(
Blanc a, EYE MID EAR MaoAT Da
nn% OATARREL —The above maiadtse treated with
the utmost SUCCUMB by
Dr. VON MOSOFIZISHESR.
Oculist and Atudat. graduate °Manua.
°thee. 1027 WALNUT Street.
where can be examined hundreds of testimonials from
the very beet known men in the country, among which
tre several from old and responsible citizens of Phila•
dolphin, who can be personally referred te. ocSi•Qts
ONE-PI - HOB CLOTHING, OF TON LATHAN
iI'YLES, male In the Best Manner, expressly ter RE
PAIL SALES. LOWEST Sellinx Prices marked In Plain
figures.. All Goods made to Order warranted Wiese
;ory. Our Own-Fares STBTI3I to strictly adhered to.
are thereby treated alike.
d 0,2- 1 1, ,TONNU eit 110.. MABRET Street
A STILMA AND ALL BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
cared by a new system of ELECTRICITY.withont ehocire
or pain, by Dr A. H. ETRVENS„ 1418 sou'ra PSNti
SQUARE. oc:31-1
D. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
to the author of pr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment."
MARRIED.
MUD} thia city. OA 25th. by Rev.
R ffery. D 1), Demo A. Crippea to Maria T. Felts.
ot Pboadsirbia
BiTCI3I L-11 ii.LER.-By Rev. B. R. L.xley,. Mr.
V.lnon T. Mitch. 1. of Lycoming county, Ps., to Alias
Mary. R. Miller, of ehiladelpola. •
?be vairrlase pabliebe Sept. 7:11. 18G3, is loving
thk,n piece Angtts I,sth, hot ween Thos. Lowber and
'Rate Tu, nor, it, a fabr ration, no Inch marriage hiving
taken UV] THOS. IL LO 41713 ER
r)ipm.
ELI:EL—At Bunker fill, Illinois, o.ltober 29, Bid, in
2bit year of Me, age, Colonel Charles Rivers r Ite ,
mmmer ding let Regiment' Mississippi Marine Brigade.
tile 'uncial Isla take piece on Friday aftsre , :on, 6th
inst.. et 2 o'clock, from the house of William I. Wain
wright, No. 627 Vire street, to which the relatives and
friends of the family are respectfully insoaed. Inter
rust I - at La nisi Bill. **
DERWt SHIIIF.—On the 8d that., Carolina Derbyshire,
daughter of the late John Derbyshire
Her , elativea . and friends are re-pactfelly invited to
&tend her funeral, from her late residence, near Cheet
nut Hid. on Sixth-day nos , . the 6th inst., at It ,ek
A. M. Intel ment at Laurel Hill. ***
DONALDSON —Oa the merning of the 4th inst. , JActe,
eldest daughter of the late Jacob P Donaldson.
Her friends tpn respectfally invited to attend her fune
rat, from the .esid.nee of her, moiber, No. 1108 Sharks:
maxon ,treat, on Friday, the Gth instant, at 2 o'clock
P. M.
_
Gt. ENTWORTH --On tl e morning of the 8) Met ,
Lisle Olertwortb, youngest son of the late George P.
1 - 31. ntworth.
relative 9 and friends of the femile are respectfally
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his
brother, Theodore, No. 1018 Monet Vernon street. this
hursday) afternoon, the 6th inet . at 2 o'clock, with
out further entire. v.
GET hlt. —On the 4th inst. , Mrs Sarah Geyer, wife of
lbs late John Geyer. Esq., is the 81.1 yFa r of her age.
The relatiyes and friends of the family are resnectfolb
lnyitedlo attf ad the funeral. from the residence of her
son-in law, Nathan L. Keyser, No 019 York:avenue,
ou Saturday morning, at 10
o'clock. Funeral to.procAed
to Ekrmautown.***
PREINE —On the 341 inst.., Margaret, wife of J 11.111114
W. Perine. aged 38 years.
FonFral ft...in the residence of her hashand, No 1131
Charles street. on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.-CASH-
ItihRFS, Velour Reps, Taraises, 3-9 and 6-4 Mons
seltnes, Itierinoss, Henrietta Cloths or silk-warp Cash
man -6 J Ottoman Poplins,. Irish Poplins, Radish and
French Bombazines. Alepmea corded Moussetines, Aus
tralian Crapes, Baratholta, Turin Cloths. Paramatsas.
De Laines. Orion tal Lustre& Alpacas and Hohair Ltstres,
Reps AnKisis. Mourning Silk, Armors, Pouttde Sole and.
Oros GrauitSilks ;
__BFOSO If. SON,
Mourning . Store, No. 918 ad ft ffictlf-sti;ot
JOUVIN'S CELEBRATED KID
GLOVES. Ordered Colors, eizes 611 to 8
0c27 &YRS a LAZirlrBLl,.-
•
R LACE MIXED TWO-FACED
MOURNING LONG SHAWLS, size 72 inch by 141.
0c27 EYRE & LANDEL L.
POPULAR COLORS MERIN OE S
REPS, and POPLINS.
0c27 2S YRS s L.ILND ELL. FOURTH and ARCH.
ilWs. THE TWENTY-SECOND ANNI
VERSARY i THE MERCANNLE
CI eL ASSOCIATION will be celebrated on-FRIDAY
EVENING, the 13th instant. at DI o'clock, at the MOSE
CAL FUND HALL. Ad • rinses will be delivered by RAY.
M. A. DE WOLFE ROWE, D. D. and DANIEL Dol7Gri-
BRTY, Eta. The Orchestra will be under the direction
of 51r. S. HASSLER Cards of admission may be had
gratuitously by applying early at the - Counting-House
of the subscriber, No. 3S North THIRD Street.
Wit. C. LTTDWIG.
no4-10t President
IMIVICEOPATHIC HOSPITAu —THE
Irmerobers of the LaDIES' ASSOUI ANON, and
ou ere who feel an interest in this in.ti.ntion, are ro
gae•ted to meet in the Lecture atom of tha Elomomp)..
this College, on THUB,SD n 1 EVENING, 15th ntqant, at
8 o'clock. B. F. GLENS,
ro 4.21.. Secretary Bois rd of Mans g=rs,
Umiak Y. STEAM-A/in A.TI.A.N vA. -
The general de:ire to inspect this ship, and, when
rue stream. her inacceasiollity, sauced the Union Vo•
lunteer Refreshment Committee to procure permission
from 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 public are invited to
call until Anther notice (Sundays excepted) A. bio
-grap:hienl sketch of this specimen of ship-building, in
cluding an account of her capture, can be procured at
the tick et office.
de mission, 25 cents. Children, 10 cents. no 2 6;
ST. LUKE'S AUXILIARY TO THE
SA_NITAItY COMMIS tION earneetly solicits from
members of the congregation and others contributions
for the benefit of SICK and WOUNDED SOLDIERS. Ar
ticles of Diet. Flannel, and other Goods.may be sent to
the Srciety's Room, in the basement of the Chard'
(THIRTEENTH Street. below Spruce,) every FRIDAY,
between 9 and 1 o'clock, and Money to the Treasurer,
CHS. W. CUSHMAN, No. IRIS S. DELAWARS Axe
sell-thf3m
LAPPLICATION WILL BE MADE
to theMa.nagersoftheM&RCANrlLitLlßttAßY
COMPANY for renewal of Certificate of one share of
Stuck, No. 4.741, standing in the tome of RICH
ARD PRICE. Jr , the saline haring been:L.l°st or rais.
M. PITTSBURG, NOVEMBER. Zip 1.463.
—The Directors of the Exchatge Bank of
Pitta
bnr• lhve this day declared a dividend of FIVE Pa ft
CENT. out of the earnings of the last six months, paya
ble on or after the lath inst. Eastern stockholders will
be paid at the Western Bank of Philadelphia.
ncs.6t H JI. ISSUBRAY, Cashier.
COMMONWEALTH BANK.—
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3, 1363
The Board of Directors have this day declared a-Divi
derd of FOUR PER CENT. on the capital stook of this
Bank. payable on demand, clear of State and United
States Tax. EL - C. YOUNG.
'a 43t Cashier.
IM ,, CORN EXCHANGE BINK.—:
PHILLDELPHIA. Nov. 3,186 J
'T he Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT., clear of all-Tax-s. and payable on
demand. J. W. TORREY,
riol-tf ~ , CH mhi9r.
/MP COMMERCIAL BANK OF BEAN
SYLVA Di I&. - PIIIIADELPRIA Nov. 3, 1333.
The Doard of Directors lave this day declared a Divi
dend of FIVE PER CENT . clear of National and. state
Taxes, payable on demand. S. C. PALMER,
ni.4 Caebter.
A RACE RS' AND MECHANICS'
BA N 6.DELPHIA, Nov. 3,18 A
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
11 1 . - E PIE CENT., payable on demand.
13, 4 6t - W. RUSHTON, TR.. Cashier.
1.11.. A. RD BAN IC.—PHILADEL
PRIA, gov. 3.1863
The Dir,etnrs have this day' declared a Dividend of
FICK PER CENT.. ont of the profits of the last six
months, payable on and after the -13th inst., free of all
Taxee. [ not- IGO W- L. SCIEFA. P&l2, C tshier.
HIEN E4NGTON BANK. —P
NOV 8, 1563.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of TEN Pkli C.f.Nr. for the last six mouths on the
capital of this Bank, payable on demand, °lsar of State
and United States Taxes. C. T. YERK gS,
n 44 61 Caqiier.
= MECHANICS'
Nov. 3, 186.3.-
e Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of 6IX PER CENT. on the buriness of the Rink for
the last ix months; payable to the Stockholders on and
after the 13,h instant. J. VirE(GAND, Ja ,
no 4 9t Clothier.
iMSOUTHWARK. BAN —PH LL A.-
' DELeirla, Siov. R, 163.
The Directors have declared a Dividend of EIGHT PEE
CENT , payable on demand. F. P STEEL,
nod 61 Cashier.
TIl E PIIILADEL PHIA. BANK.—
NOVENBER 1813.
^ be Directors have declared a Dividend of FIVE, PER
CENT. , payable clear of all Taxes on demand.
ne 4 B B. COIREGYS, Cashier.
WESTERN - BANK...—PHILADEL
PRIA, Nov. 3, 1663.
The Directors 01 this Sank have this day declared a
Dividend of FIVE PBR CENT., clear of National and
State Taxes, payable on demand.
nod 61 G. M TROUVAI kg, Cashier.
IMBANK OF COMMERCE, PHILA.
DELPR lA. Octaber li, 1863.
TI e annual election for DIRECTORS will be held, at
the Banking Donee, on MOND AY, the sixteenth day of
November next between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P.M.
- J. A. LEWIS,
ocd.tuths tnol7 Cashier.
•
BANK OF THE NORTHERN
LIBERTIES, PRILLDELPITIA, Nov. 2: 1883.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
SEVEN PER CENT. for the past six months, payable
char of tax, on FRIDA.Y next. the 6th instant.
no 3 6t• W. GUSINIERE. Cashier.
a. COMMERCIAL BANK OP PENN
.%bYLVANIA.
PRILADELPRIA, October 12, 1863
The annual Elormod for Directors will be held at
the Banking Douse, on MOND e.Y, the sixteenth day of
November next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
and 2 o'clock P. M.
oel3tuths-tl6uo S. C. PALMER, Cashier.
1■1:3 0 . CORN EXCI-IANDEVE BANK—
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12, 1563.
The antatel election of DIRECTO 46 will be hold. at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
next. between the hours of 10 A RI and 2P. hi
0c1.4-tnol6 J. -W TORREY. On.hier.
MFARIIIEItS' AND MECHANICS ,
BANK., PHILADELPHIA, October 2. 1863.
The anneal election for Directors will be held at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
wax_ ,t between the hours of 9 o'clock M. and 3 o'clock
P. M.: and on TD3.SDAY, the third day of November
next, a ger eral meeting of the Stockholders will he held
at the. Banking House at 4 o'clock P M.. agreeably to
charter. ' W. RUSHTON, JR. ,
oc3-tnol6 Cashier.
IM, MECHANICS' SAME, PHILADICL-
PliflA, October 6, 1863
The annual election for DIRECTORS, to serve for the
ensuing:year, will be held on MONDAY, the sixteenth
day of November, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2
P. M. J. WEIGAND, Jr.,
ocStaths Cathie!.
THE PHILADEPHIA BANK, Oct.
yid 9. 1863.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held on
MONDAY, the 16th day of November, between the hours
oflo L. M. and 2P. M. B. B..COMEGYS,
oclo-stuth-tnol6 Cashier.
v . :3z. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY. TitlittSUßEß'S REPAY. eMetkiT.
PHILADELPHIA, October 15, 1863.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi
oantian:l6loiymipdatd of ol F e lVE of pe l w i e o nt l on a r i e av e tal ta st x o e c s k
payable on and after a ;Tovember Ifs l' . 1863 2
Powers of attorney for collection of dividends can be
had on application at the Mike of the Company, No.
538 South TRIED Street.
•ocl7-tdel . TEIOB. T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
r 3;.. . SURGEON -ARTIST'S OFFICE,
FOR MUTILATED SOLDIERS,—SOLI ERS who
have lost an ARM . or LEGi. the service , and desire the
Patent "PALMER Limbs"to be supplied by Govern
ment. should return this notice immediately to this of
fice, stating their loss by letter, with name. company,
regiment, and residence. B. FRANK P &MURK,
0c22-tf 3609 GRESTNIIT Street. Philadelphia.
iI7ERCANTILE LIBRARY COM
PANY.
t. hares of Stock, which by a recent resolution of the
Board will have the dues for the balance of this year
remitted. may now be purchased at the Library for
TEN DOLLARS.
bach share if purchased before January 1, 1854, may
be duplicated at any time during that year.
Great Improvements in the building, and large addi
tions of both foreign and domestic works, have recently
been made.
A share of this stock would constitute a useful and ap
propriate Christmas Present. T. oc2o.tathe lm
IM'PHILADELPHIA AND READING
NOAD COMPANY Office 1i27 South
POTINTH RAI St L reet. PHILADELPHIA. September 2. 1663.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The following-named persons
ere entitled to a Dividend on the Common Stook of this
Company. The residence of several of them is un
known. and it is, therefore, necessary that the oertifi
sates of stock should be presented on cal ling' for the
Dividend. , BRAppall.p, Treasurer.
BTOCKHOLVErtiPTriiifig,
Mrs. Eery Bishop, a. Lancaster,
Timothy C Boyle, Percy H. Lewis,
Clement Biddle, Fanny Mary Hitcherson,
Ann Copeland John Mclntyre
A./lamb:land J. Newbold, John 8. Moore:
Trustees, James McKnight.
Debbie A. Hughes, Bem. F. Newport,
Saxe T. Harrison, Bero. Pott,
James Hallowell. W Rodman,
James W. Hallowell; Sarah . Ann Flichards,
Catherine C. Koppele, Benry B. Sherer.
Daniel Klapp. Marla L. Sadler,
Mary Kuhn, Andrew Turner
Chas. Kuhn, Hartman Mrs. Rebecca Ufrick,
Kuhn and J. H. Kahn. Ex. Asher M. Wright,
of S.
,fahn. William Young,
. H. Leisse Extrar. W. H McViokar.
and James G. &hat Ex. ofi amain Smith.
johns. Weae. deo'd. (Willie el co. 005.0tatb.41
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1863.
_ . .
a
VENAL NOTI.--11EADQUARTERS
-A- PROVOST MARSHAL, hEOOND DISTRICT. Pa.,
No. 1541 LOCUSTsStreet, Philadelphia. October 31st.
1685.
Drafted men from this District who have failed to re•
portolso men whose time bas been extended for various
reforms, are required to report at this office on or oefore
the dates bereinatter mentioned, or they will he pcb
belied as deserters, ana eubieot to all the Penalties pre
scribed therefor:
First ward. on or before November 6th. 1869.
Seventh and Eighth warded on or before November
10th. 1863
Ninth and Tenth wards, on or before November 16th.
EDWIN PAIAIRE.
ProveliMarchal and Pr sident of Board.
M. WILL,
Commissioner of Board.
It. W MOB I.E.
ne2-6r STirg.on of Board.
LEAVEN - WORTH & SANDERSON,
BANKERS 6.; BROKERS,
No. 19 WALL STREET, NEW. YORK.
DEALERS. IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Stooks and Bonds Bonitht and Sold at the Brokers'
Boards on Commission.
Collections made on all accessible pointa la the United
States and Canada.
5.20 COUPONS, .
DUE IsT NOVEMBER,
5-20. u. S. 5-20.
The andersigniid, as General Babecrlption Agent, le
authorized by the Secretary of the Treasm7•to continuo
the 'sale of this popular Loan. and virk pays nubile
notice will be given of discontinuance.
'ABOUT TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS remain arm/a.
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 Conntyy. But a
short time meat elapse before this loan ill wholly ab-.
sorbed, the demand from Barone. Germany aspeoLelly,
being grate active.
as it is well known that the Secretary Om Tree
sexy has ample and unfailing resourcee In the duties on
imports, Internal revenues, and in the Issue of interest
bearing Legal Tender Treasury Notes, it is nearly cer
tain that it will not be necessary for him for a loam time
to come to Issue further permanent LOS.D.B. the littered
and principal of which are payable in Gold.
There considerations mast lead to the prompt conclu
sion that the time is not far distant when these "Five-
Twenties" will eell 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 •
the - intereet and principal being payable in coin, thus
Yielding about sIGHT per cent. per annum at the present
Premium on gold.
It is called " Five-Twenty," from the fact that whilst
the Bonds may ran for tussah/ years, yet the Govern
ment has the right to pay them off In gold at par; at any
time after five years.
-The interest is paid half yearly on the first days of No
vember and May.
Subscribers can have Coupon Bonus which are Pam
ble to bearer and Issued for 00, $lOO, $4500, awl $l4OO,
OrAsigistered Bonds of similar denominations. and in
addition $5,000 and $lO,OOO.
These "Five-Twenties" cannot be taxed by State',
cities, towns, or counties, and the Government tax 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, Ste, mu'
pay from three to ties 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 Bonds, Subscribers
will be enabled to receive them at the - time of -subscri
bing, or at farthest in FOUR days. This arrangement
will be gratifying to Parties who want the Boa r ds on pay
maul of the money, and will greatly increase the sales.
EDWARD M. DAVIS,
- - - E XfOIIAN G-E BROKER,
—39 North Third Street, Up Stairs,
WILL SUPPLY AT PAR
5-20 U. S. BONDS,
WITIIOT CHARGE TO THE BUYER, AND SOLICITS HIS FRIENDS
FOR THEIR ORDERS. DO2-rath4tif
5:205. IST NOVEMBER 5.205.
COUPONS WANTED.
EARLY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBIRDNESS
WANTED. •
STERLING EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
DREXEL, & CO.,
orb -im 3* South THIRD Street,
MICHAEL JACOBS,
SMIRKER,
No. 46 South THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, SPECIE, AND UNCUR
RENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CoMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the Negotiation of Time
Paper. CITY WARRANTS BOUGHT. ocs-3m
COLLECTION OF 11. S. OERTIFI.
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 of In
debtedness of the United States now due or shortly
maturing. •
Terms made known and receipts even it the °Mee.
No. 320 CHESTNUT Street. mys-tf
NOTICE.-NOTICE IS HEREBY
A..' GIVEN chat. the CERTIFICATE No. 22.824. 200
Shores, issued to tie by the New York Transfer Agency
of the Philadelphia and Reading flathead has been
LOST, and that application has been made for the sub
atitution of a certificate in place thereof.
A. G. HEMINWAY do CO.,
oc9-20t _ No. 53 FM - MANGE Place.
P ROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Office of. JOHN McARTHUR, Jr., tArcbitect, -
'2(19 South six.ru Street, 'anal noon of SATURDAY,
Nov. 7th, for Cleaning the Wells of the Army Hospitals
and Berracks tin& r the control of the Qaartermastar's
Department of this district. nos-3P.
ARTY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
OFFICE, TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets,
PRILADBLPHIA. November 4. ISM.
. ......
• ---- - • - - • -
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited at this office until
12 o'clock M. ,on MONDAY. the 9rh instant. to furnish
Premptly at the SCHUYLKILL ARSENAL:
I ' O.CCO pair Army Bootees, Nos. 9, 10, 11;.12. 13, and 11,
to be mso e of pore oak-tanned lea.her, army samdard.
One-half inch dark blue Worsted Lamarmy standard.
Bidders must state in their proposals the price, onantt.
ty. and time of delivery.
The ability of the bidder to Sli the contract must be
guarantied by two responsible persons, whose signa
tures must be appended to the guaranty, and said glut
rants nmst accompany the bid.
Bid.ders, as. welt as their sureties or guarantors. who
may not be known at this office, will furnish a certifi
cate from the rutted States District Attorney, Postmas
ter, or other public functionary, at the residence of the
bidder or gnara»tore, setting forth clearly the fact 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 execute the same.
Samples can be seenat this office, to which the articles
most conform. Blank forms for proposals can be seen
at this office.
Proposals must be endorsed "Pronosale for Army Sup
plies," stating the particular article bid for
G. H. °ROSMAN,
rnos-4t Aes't Quartermaster General U.S. Army.
LEGAL NOTICE.—PITILADELPHIA,
November 6.l963.—Whereas, Letters Testamentary
to the Estate of JOHN sisry, deceased. have been
aranted.to the undersigned, all persona indebted to the
Et talc. will make payment, and theFe having claims pre
sent thsm for 6 ettleme at. B. P. SISI Y. Executor.
nos th6t* No. 56 North THIRD Street.
IN TFE ORPHANi' COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
hetet° of JANE CALDWELL, deceased. -
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle.and
adjust the account of JOHN A CALDWELL and THO-'
RAE CALDWELL, Adminbtrators of the Estate of JA
CALDWELL. deceased, and to report distribution of k,e
balance in the hands of the accountants will melt the
Parties in , erested for the purposes of his appointment
on MONDAY, November le, Lea% at 4 o'clock' P. BL, at
bis office No. 120 South FIFTH Street. Philadelphia.
neb•thstuet* B. C. SHAPLEY, Jr Auditor.
MOSS.- FOR SALE, 100 BALES NKW
OBLE&NS MOSS. HENRY SIMONS.
n06.3t. 513-NV W WARKErr btrPet.
-AA,EIMER'S GALLERY IS TEE PLACE'
to get most satisfactory Ifaltenesse3. of striking re
semblance, oil colored Photographs of life-size: Cio and
Bee them at SECOND Street, above Green. '1.43
TEE MOST NATURAL STYLE OF
Portraits iow made are REIMER'S Life size Pho
tographs, in oil col ~rs epictures of fresh, warm.
intprseeive coloring.- SECOND Street above' Green. It*
WOOL.- 200,000 POUNDS WESTERN
V FLEECES and. TUB-VirASEED arriving and for
ealeby SITOBAR 8z CO:,
no6-3t.* 26 , South DELAWARE Avenue.
$2 PER DOZEN. s2
CAR:TES DE VI-SITE
Taken in the Attest style at the above price. Large
Photographs at low rate., by
TURNER.,
At his Ground-Floor Gallery,
808 CHESTNUT, STREET, •
'Entrance through the Athom , Litipbt. no3-5V
MINNEHAHA RESTAURANT, NO,
4910 LIBRARY STREET. —The above Din lag
Saloon will be open to-day. All the delicacies of the
season. and first-elms wines and liquors, by
n04 , 3t. ' A. LOWRBNCIE, Proprietor.
D. MARCHANT PORTRAIT
PAINTER, has removed to Ott) LOCUST areal,
where he will be glad to see hie friends and those of the
Public who may be interested MIAs line of art.
cioS sat* if
11.0811 EN BUTTER.-150 TUBS GO
SHEN BUTTER, selected dairies. For sale by.
RHODES WILLUMS.
0c27-tf 107 Smith WATRIt Street.
TO MANUFACTURERS.
esT-tßow HEATER:PIPES. of votifoyus also. for
%ale to anantitlos to snit purchasers. ,
J. W.
1 110. 135 South TiWW Stmt.
MILITARY NOTICES.
FINANCIAL.
American and Foreign Specie arid iineurrent Money,
Interest nllowed on deposits
WA'l%l - TED,
AT MARKET RATE FOR GOXID
0027-11 t DREXEL & 00.
SIX PER CENT. LOAN,
JAY COOIIKE,
SUBSCRIPTION &BENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILiIDELPHIA
PROPOSALS.
LEGAL.
N a w OPEN
PARIS, LONDON, AND AM-ERMAN
MOH LYONS VELVETS,
INDIA GROS GRAIN . ,
MATALBA SILK,
PARIS-MADE VELOUR CLOTHS,
PARIS WOOL-CASHMERES,
FANCY CASHMERES,
PARTS-MADE FRO6TED BEAVERS,
DIAGONAL CASHMERES,
CHINCHILLA CLOTHS,'
BELGIAN TRICOTS AND DOESKINS,
ENGLISH PLUMES,
ENGLISH MELTONS,
PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK,
, nob-Bm'
J. W. PROCTOR & CO_
nc , 6 thabalm
818 OPENING, 818
AT THE
ARCH-STREET CLOAK STORE,
A HANDSOME ASSOETMENT OF
LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOAKS.
no6-tf
CLOAKS AND CLOAKING CLOTHS
7E IMg MI CLdArEES
JUST RECEIVED.
•
VERY' FINE -
SCARLET AND BLUE
OPERA_ FLANNELS.
Also a general assortment of
WHITE AND COLORED FLANNELS,
Both Twilled and Plain, in all of the most approved
makes,
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
SHEPPABD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARP.ISON,
nob-tnthedt 1005 CREciTNUT Street.
- VELVET. CLOTHS. •
Frosted Sealskins.-
' Colored do.
Black do.
FANCY MIXED CHINCHILLAS.
Twilled Beavers. --
Plain.do.
Blue do.
Black Tricot.
Do. Broadcloths. .
Scarlet and Blue
CURWEN STODDA.RT & BROTHER,
4-50, 452, and 454 North SECOND St.. al,. Willow.
nots-It
CHOICE SHADES
FRENCH MERMOES, MIS
Just opened, SUPERIOR GOOD o, at theabove
Price.
OIIRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 451 North SECOND ab.
nob• St
PEATY
BROWN SHEETINGS,
No. 120 CHESTNUT STREET.
mo-St
CLOTHS!
No, 34 SOCTR SECOND STREET.
FRESH STOCK
LADIES' CLOTHS AND MEN'S WEAR
VELOURS,
CHINCHILLAS,
RR 0 STEDS,
VELVETS
os cowd.
ES QUINT A.UX,
SCOTCH TWISTS,
Our stock is full of the very choicest styles inime
country. With this lot we close our supply for the sea
son. Come promptly, as the best will soon be exhausted.
THE ARMY AND NAVY
continues to receive our special attention. We now
have in store all shades and grades. . no2-tno24
N. BERRY & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PLATBREANN, BERRY, & CO.,
LYONS. ST. ETIENNE. AND GRENOBLE
sele-thetedm SEW YORK. 155 DUANE STIOST.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HOTOHIN-
No. 131.2 CHESTNUT STREET, ,
COMMISSION RIERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA - MADE GOODS.
NOTICE TO GRAIN DEALERS AND
SHIPPERS.
20,000 UNION A, SEAMLESS BAGS,
. Al] Linen. weight 20 ounces.
The Best and Cheapest Bag in the market.
ALso,
BURLAP BAGS,
Of all Sizes. for Corn, Oats, Bone-dust, Coffee, &c., are
manufactured and for ale, for net cash. by
CHAREEs H. GERTA3-G r , Agent,
No. 131 MARKET Street (Second Story),
Late of 219 Church alley.
BAGS I BAGS 1 BAGS !
NEW AND SECOND HAND,
BRAMLBEIS. BURLAP, AND GUNNY
BAGS,
Oonatantly on hand.
JOHN BAILEY dk CO_
N 0.113 NORTH FRONT STRHRT.
air WOOL' SACKS FOR SADII
E.MOVAI.i.
"WELTY, CARRINGTON, & CO.,
.
Have removed from 630 Chestnut street to the large
Granite Store,
'723 CHESTNUT STREET,
SNLOW MOUTH, NEXT DOOR ABOVE
TAE niasoNia BALL,
And have now open a new and enlarged stook of
FINE RICH CURTAIN MATERIALS,
LACE CURTAINS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
WINDOW ' SHADES,
CORNICES,
, dad everything pertaining to the
CURTAIN AND,WINDOW-SKAUX TRAM
Which they'will offer at
''VERY .LOW PRICES.
0c2.7-tntbe-6t ' -
TO SPORTSMEN.
PHILIP WILSON do 00.,
Manufacturers of superior
%mil. It not superior, to any of tha raakea.
which we keep constantly on hand:
William Greener. Wsetley Richards, Moore it Barrie.
and other makers.
Also. Powder. Shot, Wade, Cape &c. •
We shall be conetextly euPpiled, daring the sewn,.
With every variety of
MUTES. te2,4-3,A
ITOBYTYPES, THE STYLE OF
RBINEWS; cannot hot Pie : natural posit i .On - and
ex"preselon : and agreeable in colorbblt s Go to
laaflogrALGQXl) street, above Pron. • it*
.•
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
c - LOA ns
AT THE
'UR EMPORIUM,
920 CHESTNUT STREET,
COOPER dt CONARD,
NINTH AND MARKET
CLOAK CLOTHS
MODERATE PRICES
COXVIMISSION HOUSES.
FORTY-INCE - I
FOR SALE BY
J. C. FRYER.,
„CLOTHS!
WILLIAM T. SNODGRASS'
CLOTH 1401 USE,
NEW STYLE 000 -
INGS,
p.a.slcnr,
FANCY:MIXED,
BEAVERS,
PILOTS,
OAS roßs,sr.o.
26 RUB BERGER'S, PARIS.
CURTAINS AND SHADES.
400 CHESTNUT STREET
DOUBLE GUN'S
PLANTATION' BITTERS.
Prom the arroohodpltal—lira bloody battle. field—the
mansion of the rich and humble abode of the poor—from
the cake and the sacred deek—from the mountain top,
distant valleys and far-off islands of the ocean—from
oven , nook and corner of the civilized world—ts pourtun
in the evidence of the astonishing effects of DRAKE'S
PLANTATION BITTERS. Thousands upon thousands
of lottere like the following may be seen at our office:
Rrinossurty, Wee., Sept. 16, 1883.
.• • " • r I have been in the army hospitals for
fourteen months—spent:bless and nearly dead At Alton.
1)1„ they gave me a bottle of Plantation Bitters. * * *
Thies bottles restored my speech and cured me. * * *
C. H. FLAME."
SOUTH WARRAW, 0., July 2S, 1863.
0 * One young man, who had been sick and not
out of the house for two years with Scrofula and Ery
sipelas, after paying the doctors over $lBO withont bene-
At, Lea been cured by ton bottle!" of your Bitters. * * *
EDWARD WOURALL. "
The following is from the Matron of the Union Home
School for the Hnildretrof volunteers:
HAVEMEYER MANSION, FIFTY-SEVENTH .
tiamr URA, Anima% 1.863.
Da. DILUTE: Your wonderful Plantation Bitters
have been given to some of our little children suffering
from weakness and weak lanes with most‘happy effect.
One little girl, in particular, with pains in the head, loss
of appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on whom
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 follow( d. e * *
Respectfully,
* • I owe much to ygn. for I verily believe the
Plantation Bitten have saved my Itfe.
REV. W. EL WAGGONER, Madrid, 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."
". * I have bama a great aerrerer from Di-apepsia,
and had to abandon preaching * The Plantation.
Bitters have eared me.
RBV. T. S. CATHONN, Rocheeter, N. Y."
`" « * Send us twenty-four dozen more of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity of which is daily in
unitising with tits, gueqtscf our house.
. .
SYKES. CHADWICK, & CO.,
Proprietors Willord'a Hotel, Worthington, D. C."
* ' I have given the Plantation Bitters to hnn•
dreds of our disabled soldiers with_ the most astonishing
effect. G. W. D. ANDREWS.
Superintendent Soldiers' Home. Clocinnati., 0."
"• • • The Plantation Bitters have cured me of
liver com Plaint, of which I was laid up Prostrate and
had to abandon my business.
. H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, 0."
"e -' The Plantation Bitters have cared me of a
derangement of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for years. It nets like a charm.
C. C. MOORE, Agent for Colgate dr. Co., 254 Broadway,"
&c., &c,, &0., &0., &c., &O.
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the lan
guid. brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated Cliasaya Bark,
Wintergreen, Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, &c., all preserved
in perfectly pure St. Croix Rum.
S. T.-1.860.--X.
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with weakness,
litasltude. 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.
NOTICS.—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bit
ters in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impostor.
We only put it no in our log-cabin bottles. Beware of
bottles refilled with imitation deleterious stuff. for which
several persons are already in prison. See that every
bottle has our United States stamp over the cork, and
signature on steel-plate side labels.
Bold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
P. H. DRAKE &a CO.,
0010-stuarth4m 202 BROADWAY; N. Y
LADIES , FURS.
LADIES' FANCY FURS_
JOHN FA.FLEIRAL,
Wo. 1113 ARCH STREET. BELOW EIGHTH
Importer and Manufacturer
LADIES' FANCY. FURS.
My assortment of FANCY FrillS for Ladies and,(Shil
dren le now complete, and embracing every variety that
will be. fashionable during the present eeason._ All_eota -
at the manufacturers' prices, for each Ladle', please
give me a call. oc3-4m
OPENING OF FANCY FURS
JO,HR J. STAMBACH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
NO. 826 ARCH STREET, BELOW NINTH,
Has now open a splendid stock of
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S FURS,
Which will be sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
FURS! FURS!
GEORGE F. WOHRATH.
- 2ms. 4-1.5 AND 417 ARCH STREET, -
RAS NOW OPEN
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
LA.3l3l.3ES'Ulzts,
To which the attention of the public is invited. eeTtl-ink
ARMY GOODS.
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS
I=l
HEAVYKIRT, MEDIUM. AND LIGHT MEETINGS AND
SINGS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND - VICTORY CAMBRICS ADD
SILECIAS.
BROWS BLEACHED. AND CORSET JEANS.
No. I%.WORSTED YARN, - sel9-1111
FOR THE ARMY AND -NAVY
E - N7 - .13.1TS eiz
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET,
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags,
k Swords, Sashes, Belts, Passants, Epaulettes,
Hats, Caps, Canteens, Haversacks, Camp
Chests, Field Glasses, awe, Boyer's cele
brated Camp Kit, and everything pertaining
to the complete outfit of Army and Navy
Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade.
oc2o-1m
rsi W. SIMON'S. s!ra BROTHER 6
EANSOM-STHEET HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
ILLITUFAOYEIRERE OF JEWELRY,
FINE SWORDS,
AND.
MILITARY GOODS LE BVILKY VARIETY•
au26. iftm
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
itaG. RUSSELL, 22 NORTH SIXTH
Street, has just received a very handsome assort
ment of FINE SEAL RINGS. 0c31.35a
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
attended to by the most experienced workmeni
an every Watch warranted for one year.
BUSSBLL,
Worth SIXTH Street.
oc3l-Sill
MUSICAL BOXES.
TN SHELL AND ROSEWOOD OASES,
To l 4ii i ts fr . om 1 t° F l lFl n artgotliair, Egole,Ar 3rl
- 3241- CHESTNUT Stroot. below Fourth.
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
SILVER PLATED WARE
MANUFACTORY.
TEA SETS,
CASTORS,
WAITERS,
ICE PITCHERS, &c, &c:
17711_, - Bli. az MOSS,
111915 SOUTH IeIrTEI iiTREBR.
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY,
•
PURE CIDER
AND WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
GEM% CGRGIEE. MVSTASD SEED, SPICES. - &0.,
Ara. van RlMlllerrE3 FOR
PEREIRS.VIIHI AND PIGELING PURPOSES.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
Dialer in Pine Groceries..
pall-tr Corner ELEVENTH end vary Streets.
GUNS I GIIN SII GUNS I ! I
WESTLEV
WLLEI.A.E GREENER.
MOORE & FisEND.P.
PHILIP WILSON & CO.
FRENCH. AND ENG /ASH GUNS
OF EVERY VARIETY, _
The beet assortment to select from jound in this
Mufti% Call. , soon at
PHILIP WTLSON & CO.'S. -
0024-1 m 109 GRAM 111
/kir cur THIS OUT I 9a*
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS II !
ALBUMS HOLDING- 12 PICTURES [
215 eta( 25 ate ! ctal !I 25 otsllll
ALBUMS HOLDING GO PICTURES
32.00! .- 62.00!! i2.COS! I $.1.61i111
ALBUMS HOLDING 60 PICTURES
WAR $9.00!! $3.00111 $3.0011!!
ALBUMS HOLDING 100 PICTURES
814 00! $4.00!! $400!!! 3400!!!!
Less than WE OLERA LE Prices!
Less than eiANUFArII'IIRERS' Prices!!
Lass than AUCTION Prices!!!
Eve , Y Album WARRANTED and satisfaction tothe
Purchaser GUARANTEED, or MONEY REVUNDED.
LARGEST STOCK, GREATEST ASSOP.TYEENT, and
LOWEST PIMPS in the city!!
At O. W. M s :BERT.
Photograph Album and
C.i , d Picture Emparium.
No. ROST No. SORT i No. 808 t II go. SOS
no4-2t. CB ESTNTIT Street, above EIGIITG Street.
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS._
Colored Card Photograplip,overl.GM d LIT-rent Rtylea
and pubjecia, at, Pitcher o Albara bO3 CH RST
NUT. Street. ' no4-3t
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FAITH GARTNEY'S GIRLHOOD. By tee author of
Boys at Chooma.aset. 12mo. cloth. $1.25.
A GLIMPSE of THE WORLD. By the author of
Amy Herbert 12mo. cloth. $1. 1 .5.
LIGHT. By Helen Modet. 12mo, cloth $.1.9A
For sale by WM. S & A. MARVEL
peal 606 CHESTNUT Street.
P HOTOGRAPH ALBUMS IN E V ERY
variety of style—rich Turkey morocco, antique,ivory
mounting?, ornamented edges. &c &c.. holding from
twelve to two hundred photographs, the largest and bast
assortment in the city.
WILLIAM W. HARDT.NG,
No. 326 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth,
0i331-70 south side.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS Iv EVERY
variety of btyle—rich Turkey morocco. antique, ivory
mountin gs. ornamented edgm,Zie., &e., holdnix from
twelve to iwo hundred yhot mrsphs, the largest and best
SE sortuteLt In the citY •
vrii.m.Ax tV. FIAHDINU•
No. 326 CHESTNUT St.. below Fourth.
or:117V south side.
WEW BO
Just received by
J. B. LIPPINCOTT At CO..
715 and 717 MARKET Street.
ENGINEER AND ARTILLERY REPORTS of the Army
of the Potomac. By General Barnard and General
Barry.
TDB jE WISH TABERNACLE AND ITS FURNITURE.
Br Rev. Richard Newton.
THE YANKEE BOY FROM HOME.
PUBLIC LIFE OF CaPT. SLUM BROWN. By J.
Redpath.
REJECTED WIFE. By Mra Ann 8. Stephens.
TEN CHAPTERS ON MARRIAGE. By William B.
Hayden.
TOUSSAINT L'OVERTURE. A Biography and Auto
biography.
FRUIT. FLOWER, AND THORN PIECES, from the
Garr an. By Jean Paul Richter. S• role.
NOTES ON THE REBEL INVASION OF PENNSYL
VANIA. By Prof N. Jacobe. With a map.
ANN.ALS OF THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND:
with many illustrations. . oc2S
HAZARD'S ROORSTORR.
FIRST-CLASS BOOUSTORE,
Will always be found on oar shelves
AT TtU LCWE S 7' PRICES.
selS-6w -
PHILADELPHIA,
/ETNA.
NO. 400 CFTESTNUT STREET
HIRAM TORREY, State Agent.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
Which offers more advantages to Inntmers than any
other Company.in the United States.
REMOVAL
THE MANHATTAN lIFE iNsuniamm colt - pin%
Of New York. having appointed =JAMES B. CARE
Agent for this City. have Removed their office to
.NO. 4I& WALNUT STREET;
Where applications for INSURANCE and RENEWALS
on POLICIES must be made. The allotted dividend oflat33
will be adjusted on all Policies on which two or more
annual premiums have been paid. on the adjustment of
the current yearzs premium.
The following items. interesting to the assured. show
the great progress and prosperity of the Company since
the last triennial dividend:
The income of the Company for the
past three years hs s been :$1,400.01X1 06
The assets have increased 416.000 .00
The losses paid to widows during
three years past were 280 561 24
others " 89,78800
Dividends ha - re been made during
the past three years 00.000 CO<
JAMBS B. CARE, Agent.
C. Y. Ws 04% Secretary. ocS-lmil
FAME INSURANi
403 CRATNUT Stret
PHIL AD:
BIKE AND ISLA!.
Tranois N. Buck,
Chas. Richardson,
lieurtircuris, Jr.. -
Sohn W. Everman,
Philip S. Justice.
O. w. Davis
FRJLgS
RICH
WILLIAM I. BLANCLIAI
JOHN L. CAPEN, PHRENOLO.
, t,fire GIST. may be q.ansulted. DAY and EVENING. oa
Al:adaptation to Business Trade. and Profession;
on the improvement of health, correction al
faults. formation of friendships. Amt. Full de
scriWODS of character given when required, at No. MI
S. TENTH Street. a 3 ova ftbAntrint ...4-thpanßrisif
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TAT
application baa been made to the Trnsteett'offtho
Fire Aesociation for renewal of a
P. lisp 01 ,, 11*Vanciat
No 146, for WOO. fo r re n e w al Itlay 2dtb.. :JSM in'tll4,'.name or
MARY and. SARAH PIiiPPS. which - bas b. 141 I.loat or
uthlr.td,
Any ix formation theraef will be received brc
sAR elf. Fed.l Prb.
No. 1121 CALLOW FILL Street.
[t]l9
ALBUMS HOLDING - 24 PICTURES(
80 eta( 80 ctsl( 80 stall! 80 °tell II
A SUNDAY NEWSPAPER,
WILL BE ISSUED FOR THE FIRST TIME,
ON SUNDAY, Nov. 8, 1863
APPLETON'S NEW CYCLoPEDIA.
WASHINGTON IR VING , i WORKS.
V? AVER' EV NOVELS: Honsehold edition.
REBELLION RECORD.
BAYARD TAYLOR'S WORKS.
CO , PER's NoVFLS. "Illustrated edition.
DICKENS' WOl. KS Household edi , ion.
GEMS FROM BE DIIASELDORF GALLERY.
BRITISH PORTS. Boston edition
MERRIVA.LE'S EPITnRY OF THE ROMANS, Arc., Sze
NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW. per.year.
oc2o-tuthea3m
FOR -
PREACHERS AND TEACHERS
..._.... . _
=ll
Between Seventh
and Eighth Streets
All Books usually to be had in a
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LIFE INBILTRA.Nt'N COMPA.NY.v."
HARTFORD; CONN
PHILADBLPHIA BRANCH OFFICE
CHATINC&Y H. BRUSH, Manager
WASIIINGTON LIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW WORK,
CHAMBERS & REGISTER,
GENERAL AGENTS,
407 WARITUT STREET, Philadelphia
0e27-tntlistj al
E COMP,&I,NY, NO
at
ELPHI.A.
VD INSURANCE.
ITORS.
S. G. Woodruff.
Geo. A West,
John Kessler. Jr..
ih . ail : r o o st E t
th i
Joseph D. Lt. '
rx. President.
t ARDSON. Vice President.
"S.D. Secretary. ialbtrit
oolO•atntlal2t
RMERRY WINE.—VERY SUPERIOR
sherrY Wass oP aifferent gradro. ll3 . bonded ware
boase. owt iaißbY I UST AIRS
CHI* S. tr. . .
eel = tM W &TAUT. sad ,fl QRANITZ
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUM.
CARL ANSI:EMIT 'Legman and Dl?Antor.
ADOLPH 13IRGFELD Basineas Nanairfi
-
GERMAN OPERA.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. etly
THIRD SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
A NIGHT IN GRENADA
GRAND ROMANTIC OPERA, BY C. KRECTERE.
GABRIELLE M'iia CANI44II.
A HON N (first appaarance)..... Herr STRI BECKS.
pcOrs open ac 7. Opera commences at 8 o'clock.
-PRICE OF ADHISBO N.
ADMISSION TO PA.EQUET, PARQUET CIRCLE,
and BALCONY"Se
(No extra charae for Reeerved Beata)
ADMISEON TO PABILY CIRCLE SIP ate.
AMt?IIITHEATRE en..
HEATS can be secured every day at the &CA DE 07 1
MUSIC. and .1. E. ()MILD'S .Itt:8113 STORB. S E. Comer
of SEVENTH and c:FIERTIITIT S;rpet.. nos
NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEAT&&-
fwmee and MankaPr WM. WHEterial
- LAST WEEK
of the engagement of
Who will spiwar.
TUIS (Wednesday) EVIIMING. Zfoa. 4th, L 4 3.
in the new Musical. Drama. entitled
GAMEA
Atter which
APPEAR TR OPERA,
in a Grand Sawn from tho Third Act of
LUCRETIA BORGIA-
and sing
aided by a
CHORUS
APPROPRIATE SCENERY,
COS7UMF.S. &a ,
Mr. mark Haastar.
bfusical Conductor
On Fria FLy yenjp_g .
BEN EFIT OF M'LLE VEST VALI
Mr. Wheatley takes ploaanre in annonneing a briefed•
gagement with the distinguished Tong Tragedienne,
MISS aVONIA JOKES,
her first appearance in America incße her retarn fro=
Valif , rnia. Australia. mad England, pronounced in
London
"`THE BB 5T ACTRESS AMERICA. HAS SS?T
She will appear on
MONDAY EVENING, Novem ,er 9; 1363,
in one of her powerful imper.onatinng
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE
thll. w itxpThow,
y o i VC.10.4 Nov 5- loco,
POtITIVELY LA ,T NIT4FIP OF
. T 14.1. POLICE SPY: - - -
and laEiNight but Two of zho ftv ,, ite Americao Actor.
MR. E. EDDY
in his popular repri-sPritation of
TIT i rPY ( - F THE POLICE.
To con elude with the ponnlar flotowliAtta of
DELHI ATE rtßoriND.
To-morrow, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MIL EDDY.
MRS. JOHN - DREW'S NEW AROH.
x•-•- STREET TREATRIF—ARCII StrAAt above Rath
TRIED ASD LAST WEEK OF B. L. DAVENPORT, 1.
WALLACB A and MRS. FARREN.
THIS (ThArgdas , ) EVENING Nov sth, 1863.
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP.
John Mildmay.
Captain riawkaley
him Sternhold....
To conclude with the Naniical Drsma
BLACK-El El) susAlr.
William, with songs E L. Davenport.
Erman. Mrs Farren..
FRIDAY—E. L. DAVENPORT'S BENSPET.
Prices as usual. Curtain rises at 734. nob
I'OX'S CASINO.
CB - MTN:GT Ftrgot
FRESH NoVET.TTEQI i NEW A Me. ITION9
GREAT SUCCESS oF COMF'ANT!
FIR3F WEEP: OF •
MDLLE. GALLETTI Atq2. MONS TOITIOEF.
tbe best Fre , cb Dancers in the world.
CORTIVIIED SUGGEsS OF
CHARLES E. COLLINS.
TITS ORIGINAL MEHL
and the Beet Comic Singer in the conntrY.
This week a Programme of nnnenal niaanitnda. nn 6C'
TEMPLE OF WONDERS--ASSEMBLI
BUILDINGS, TENTH AND cEE'surcrTAlTEntrat,
Amusement for Old and Young. Mirth and Happbract.
open for the setmon. Constant charge of Entertaimniat
SIGNOR BLITZ,
bRY BVBISING, commencing at 734 o'clock. awd
Wednesday and Saturday at 3, consisting. of New MM.
taxies in Necromancy, great success In Ventriloqutem
and the Learned Canary Birds.
Admission 26 cents; Children 76 cents.
- pt 0 lit ERME L'S GREAT PICTURE;
APE:TY - EN IN r COLTSEtTIf,
NOW EXUTrUTING AT. THE
ACADEMY OP FINE ARTS.
aERM ANIA ORCHESTRA."--PUBLIC
N.,' REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, o'clock. P.
at the MUSICAIr FUND HALT. Single ticket%
25 cents Packagee of cis - tickets.- .SL To be had 41 ,
ANDRE'S. 1(04 CBESTUTFT iltrect; J. E
SEVENTH Bad CHEST NM and at the gall door.
0012-lit
pENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
-a- THE FINE LILTS,
1025 CHESTNUT STREET.
OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 9 a_ EL. CM
Admission 26 cants. Children belt priest
NV - ANTED-IN DRY-GOODS JOB
BU
HOUSE. an expurteneed Entry Clerk. Ad
d ress " Industry " offlce nf The Preee no43t•
WANTED.-.A.OUNG - ALAN 17 OR.
l 9 Years of ag , ..; Gaol Penman: bast of refe
rence required; to aseist In loepieg Book 4. and making
himself generally nsefnl An active, energetic Damen.
Salary-small the first Sear. - Address BUSEINT6SS, thhi
Office. Let 3t.
BOY WANTED TO SLEEP IN AND
eit*nd a Jewelry Store. Address. with reverence.
Box IV6. P 0. no3-et•
WANTED—BY lsp OF JANUARY
next. a STORE, on south side of Cheetnnt Area.
between -ighth and Tenth, or on Eighth etreet. between
Market and Arch etreeta. Direct Box 200, Philadelphia
P.O no3-3t•
WANTED -BY THE IST OF JA,
ICUARY, a. Store suitable for the Jobbing Busi
ness. i - cation between Arch and Marke., on T eird or
Fourth street, or Second and Sixth, on Market. Address
Box 14t4 Post 'Alice no2-6t*
10 000 AN 'ENERGETIC YOUNG
•
1 . man with a cash capital of ten thousand
dollar e, can join the advertiser in an established manu
facturing I:mistress capable of great extension. This is a
rare opportunity for making money, as the articles made
are securrd by patents, and are In incro.sing demand
throne' out tbe Union. address. with real name, for
one week. Metal," Philadelphia Po•t Office.
nrffi th fs3t*
$3,20- 0,
2.500,X5,000 TO INVEST
in 111o.rte . L.
LIIFHNS k MONTGONIRRY,
1035 BEACH Street. above LanreL
76, A MONTH I -I WANT TO HIRE
r'r Attests in ever., at S7S a month, aspen
tee paid, to sell my new cheat. Family Sewing Machines.
Addres,. S. MADISON. Alford. Maine.' 0c23-eSts3ics
60A` MONTH 1 WE WANT
AGENTS at $6O a mouth. expenses paid, to son
our EvERLABTING PENCILS, ORIENTAL SIMMER!!!
and thirteen other articles. 15 Circulars free. SHAW
lc CLARK, Biddeford, Maine. sell-d*W3cs
et WANTED—BY THE FIRST' OF
Allalarnary. a STORE. rri Market ptr.at.. between Thtra
ar d Sixtb. Address Bexl6lo Philada P.O nos-3t*
e l A PHYSICIAN WISHES TO LET
Max a HOUSE'. pleaoantiy lo , ated. reserving an office
or d chamber. with or without Board, Addreso "S L.
M. ," Press. office. no -2t•
4 1Ba . DEPUTY QUARTERMASTEB
*-9 . 1 , 19 hr . IMICERkL'S OFFICS.—PaITaDELPard. Feb. F.
rEssEL9, WAINTEDZ .e1.0,T t
eJO t r. 34
the followinEnotota: - - -
Tortnass.
Key West. Ilia.
Fort 'Monroe. Vs.
Alexandria. Va.
Noczbern, N. C.
Port Howl,B C
felo-tf Captain and S.
and A
Assist. Quaitc. l3 rm GY ail . er
STOP , IF OFFERED!
PHILADELPHIA, October 31. isert
LOST OR STOLEN—Two UNITED !STATES COUPON
SONDE, second series, Connor's attached (Flve-twen.
ties). Fos. 34 710 and 31.711, for $5OO each. bearing In
terco' from July 1563, payment on same dne November
1.1P6°, which has been stopped. All persons are hereby
notified not to purchase or negotlite said above mention
ed Bonds or Coupons. HET information in reference to
said Bonds or Coupons will be tl ankfally received. and
a liberal reward paid for their return, AND NO QUESTIONS
ASKED. Address or arply. tn.
NATHAN S. SMITH or
semi. s ALVIROSS,
Executors of B Smith, dec'd.
Na,. 821 and csa COWNIERCE Ctreet,
or No. 724 North NINETESN - "El Street,
sell stuthSt Philadelphia.
8300 REWARD—LOST OR STOLEN,
_ six 15.29 UNITED STATES BONDS. of $606
each, flonpons attached, dated Jane TAL MI, numbers
from 24,389 to 24.294 inclusive Al! ne,,e s s are
bored against receivir aor nesotiatin g - said bonds. Three
hundred dollars will be pad Pyr their recover,' by
LE Wig SINNEBORE,
AMBER Street. above Wood, Keiustu eon..
PHTLADELPHTA. JIII.3" IS. ISal oc2p4se
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
et FOR F. ALE—A VERY DESERA
bIe three-story' BRICK DWELLING HoIISE: on
the f att side of HOWARD Street, above York street.
Let ISfeet front by 110 feet deep to Hope street. The
House is in a superior condiiien. and Well bailt. Will
be sold upon reasonable terms. Immsdiate possession
can be gbeen. Apply to
LUKENS & ti )N i GOMERY,
107 , 5 BE,A(1 . 11 Street. above Laurel
no3-3. - af . Or to M ARV LUKENS upon the premises
xuas than&
13G LO" S---CRESTNIA' ST.,
West of Nitteteer.th street. S 9 by 176 feet.
For sale by-HENRY B CHEW.
204-,South
COAL YARD FOR SALE.-THE BEST
fitted-no Yard in the city: ortn ,, ity for d0 ,.. a7. any
amount of hnsincyse. Inquire .irqattsps, rqq: 057
North NINTH Street, below GI, kott. 21.Y3i11.10. l/031..6‘.
el TO CAPITALTSTS.-A GOOD IN
VESTMENT, in a Beautiful Buiidhig Lot. between
400 and 500 feet front on a principal street. On said lot
is erected a Ten-Room Brick House, with lite shade and
a variety of fruit. It is eeldom such property is in the
market for sale. Inquire at No., X 219 North sixTa
Street, above Race. no6-2t5
000 -WOULD INVEST THIS
U 9 • amount in eoinething that * * will pay."
No liquor. Will give whole ateution to business. Ad
dress "L.," Box 65.7. Phila. P. 0 noa-tnth% 3t*
OR $2,200, FOR -IN VEST-
S2,OOO MEET In Mortgate or Ground Rent. P.
Ifs R. H. WILLIAMSON. Conveyancers, S. W. corner
ARCH and SEVENTH Streets. no4-3t.
BAZAAR-NINV.E6 AND SAN
SON Streets.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
ON SATURDAY MORNING . NEXT,
At 10 o'clock, comnrising about
PIETY HORSES.
Incbiding several valuable fast trotting horses, end>
some fine- sae dle horses
ALSO,
New and second hsnd Carriages; Harness, &c., wit]:
which the sale will commence,. including-
An elegant no top Watson waged.
A top buggy wagon by Watson.
Abcat wagon, by Merrick. full:doors. •
ALSO
Single a n,idontle harness. sayers, buffalo sad,•
dies bridles, be
No postponement on account of the weather.
Sale of Hors , s, &c.. I,I,IID.NESD EMT:.
UV ALFRED H. HERR — NESS. Anationear.
kY - KINGSTON ItoSAY, C@NVFY•
• a NCER. ha. rentoTed his office froir. k No. 4%1 to
No. 421 WALNUT &root. Tua.3,,*
TIMA PE It BAGS, ALL - SAES, ON
har dor ma to order. No. 0 NorrAY.R.ONInt Stroot.
n 2 St.*
. _
fk :l CChRRELta PIA1:40 .TUNING.
—Mr. C. E. Sh.RGE.9I"B orders for inning .
and repairing Pros are. .recetved4ttlia.ooll 4 ca.).
store, 907 CREST:NUT Eltreet t .on/n. - _
Er S. baS,had down rears' fse,ery..es,lencss.a.Sla.
top, and.ttna Ti.ewnamploTment tzt P.nria•lobldn-
SPECIAL -.12111E011 remathered; to EfOglad ED erg
sweet tonsa-as riew, Without rosnouilta
lerm, foiliug, $1: - - ocNa•smit,
TRU SS - BRA. 0 7 45,
uPP',4O I skilfully ad,9.teti, C. $. Ammar.:
wrn ek of and Ba.M Street* .^
• c• Ladirs'DerAmtirAnt SV.l3,smia q-,3 d d
TWELFES Stvet. fkraltitofir Petra ,
v Rats. 'Pt y
stoeb cozaplete and varied steak sons ,hur
Writ of Trhooes. FAS Portly% ShoO7,dor P.rozoi.
D a ,d ages . Elasti a t motainas, er page , ti g rinoa
- s4a
I:~li I Imo) DII% I .~~ Y tF:~
MLLE VESTVALL
6.01E1;
THE JEWItt MOTHER.
MLLE, VatTrw&f.E.
DI'LLE VESTVALI
THE P!RINDISI
T. W. Wallsok.
E. L. Dworman.
Mrs. Forrest.
WANT.F..
LOST AND FOUND.
AUCTION' SALE.
nos-3w.