DELAWLRE - COUNTY RKJoIOINO OVER
THE VICrOBIES.
TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION . AND DISPLAY
OF FIREWORKS. •
Speech of Ex-Governor Johnson.
Last evening the patrintle people of Chester
'turned out en morn to celebrate, in a becoming way,
the glorious vietorimi reoently'won at the polls in
Penneylvania, New York, Ohio, and other loyal
.States. The town uses alive-with enthusiasm, and
the men,'Avomen; and children manifested ei spirit
that we Could find no Rarallel for even before the
election. :A torchlight procession, headed by bands
, of Music, paraded the streets, and imparted to them
a life and stir to which' they are utter strangers in
- , ordinary times.
A large assemblage gathered around the square
•on the main street, and an impromptu mesons was
-organized by Mr. Hairy Edwards, president of the
Union League, who introduCed to the audience Mr.
lYloblichael, of city, who made a short speech,
in which he thanked the good people of Delaware
.county for the noble work they had performed u p in
the last election day. lie urged them to prepare
for the contest of next year, much would be equally
important as that just past for the welfare of the
Batten.
He was then followed by Ex• Governor Johnson,
Of Pittsburg, who was received with unbounded
applause. Governor Johnson addreased the people
as follows
The harvest is gathered ; it is entirely secured,
and the husbandman may quietly now return to his
home, and say that he has made ample provision for
his welfare during the year. There is 011,1130 for re.
joloing, my fel,low•citizens, on all Ottaseloile where a
great public happiness has been secured, either by
the actions of Government, or by the suttees of in.
-dividuals. There to great ;muse for rejhiaing even
.over the ordinary return of the harvest, the security
to men, women, and children, tnat they have made
simple provision for the present and - ensuing year.
This has been celebrated by all people who have any
regard for the providenees of God Row Infinitely
more proper that you should meet to'night to rejoice
over the great harvest, the security of political
tights, than over the mere ordinary iagothering ot the
harvest I
:What, my fellow.countrymen, do you meet to
night fort -If I understand Jr, it is for the purpose.
of congratulating yourselves and the country upon
the success of those measures which have secured to
the people the permanency of _their Clovornment
' [applause], which has given assurance to the &me-
Mean people that the Constitution, framed by the
purtat and best of -men, shall be established forever;
that the. American Union,. the result of that Qousti
lutlon, shall not in the future be in any way inter
lered with; that the great principle which lies at the
foundation of that Constitution—sett overn scent—
uhall be forever 'Maintained. [Applause.] We con
- gratulate ourselves upon the great truth that while
-others have declared men to be incompetent to go•
'vern themselves, and would provide for them a mo
marchy or other system of government, we have de•
visited that the American people are competent to
govern and control themselveL ,
In the elections which have recently transpired,
I do not claim our triumph as a Mere party triumph.
God forbid it I Ido not allege in any manner that
you have assembled here tonight, or that I address
you in the partisan spirit. I address you as citizens
of the American Republic, and assure you tries you
could not nor did not achieve a triumph at the beltot
box as members of apolitical party. You were as
sisted by people outside and beyond a mere peril=,
sum influence.. -Now, assembled as you are, for the
purpose of congratulating yourselves on the result,
let.me askyou, To_ whom are we indebted for the
cause of our present rejoicing ?
The political party with.which I have been identi.
fled, and you know me es a 'member of the Republi
can part.y, has performed its mission. It was organ
ized for the purpose of preventing the extension of
slavery over the virgin - territories of thegreat West.
Alt.was organized for the purpose of preserving for
- "the freemen of this country a homestead in the vast
"dominion which had been • acquired by the policy
And industry of your National Government. It was
Intended to perpetuate that soil unstained foryour
'children and your children's children.
It was never intended that that party would per
]nit the establishment of that institution upon the
soil at freemen. I ask you if that mission has not
been performed. Slavery, as an institution, cannot
be extended beyond its present limits. Thank God,
that the majesty of the American people has , been
asserted in this. No power upon earth, no comb],
'nations of party, no alteration of your Onnstitution,
inothing on the face of the living earth, save- the
'backward voice of-this people, if that thing can be,
:repelling their sublime and emphatic decision. [Ap
,plause.]
I say, then, , that -the Republican party has ceased
to exist, having accomplished the task required of
it. • Out ofit, however, has arisen another , party,
'Which, in the future, must be relied upon to preserve
- this nationality of ours; and I fearlessly here to.
might proclaim that, while I have a voice, it shall
'always be need in denunciation of the men or party
that will dare-to say a word against the nationality
-'Of the American people. [Applause.] Here let me
thank you for the victory you have given us re.
...oently at the ballot box. Your little papers, which
you deposited at the polls a few days ago, have, iu
ray judgment, decided the question whether-this`
-rebellion shall be-continued, or whether it shall be
enuelied , forever. We are first to -thank the men
-"Who have always stood by the country.
We have to thank the independent Democrats,
who thought'more of their country than their party,
and boldly voted with you in October. We have also
to.thank the soldiers of the. Union, who so patrion- ,
-malty upheld the Government with their ballots ae
they are doing with their bullets, Lastly., We have
'to thank the noble women for the part they took in
(securing us the great victory. God bless them ail !
'Well do they deserve an everlasting gratitude. Oen
linue,as you have so nobly , begun, and the future of,
~ our glorious country is safe and prosperous.
The speaker was listened to throughout with
•earnest attention. The crowd then retired toward
'the river for the purpose of witnessing• a grand dis
play of fireworks. It was such a display as did
mreat credit to Chester and itiepeople. The exhibi
tion commenced with flights of rockets decorated
:With variegated stars, gold rain k and serpents; after .
'Whiffle a brilliant illumination 'with bengola lights,
-Ibilowed by the ascension of a magnificent balloon.
The first figure represented the "Star of Comm.u
oemmencing with' revolving• fires of carmine,
Maltese ' and jessamine ; illuminated centre of pur
-1 :pie sod gold, suddenly changing .to a beautiful star
.of silver fire.
The second commenced with a corruscating ring
scf Chinese - fire. After runny pleaaing changes, it
- represented an enchanted figure of dancing ear
vents---Copperheads -- driven from. their dens in
:astonishment Ist the recent glorious Union via.
?Aries. Rockets with red, white, and blue stars,
The third was a superb piece commencing with
ruby centre, changing to purple and gold, when it
alUddenly expanded to a most beautiful Liberty Tree
with gold and silver foliage. .
The tut was a brilliant figure, with a hexagon
lateel of Palestine,,decorated with. Maltese, Per
snian, and jessamine - fires, with an illuminated cen—
tre of carmine, emerald, and gold, mutating to a
:Magnificent sun, intersected with rubies, emeralds,
,and fixed stars, the whole surrounded by corrusca•
lions of the most intense brilliancy.
%The whole concluded with a grand spectacle pre
:pared specially for the ()Cession, and dedicated to
4our. glorious Union. It commenced with revolving
thee, when suddenly appeared in letters of silver
&e the words 1, Union and Victory," flanked on either
.side by flaming stars. Fountains of red, white, and
blue fires diseharged myriads of stars high in the
nlr, together with the burating, of mines and shells,
'the whole forming one of those grandest spectacles
--'Which' alone can be produced through' the agency of
the pyrio art.
The affair altogether-was one that cannot soon be
lergetten,
INTERESTING LECTURE.—Mr. nerman
Bokum, tbe distinguished Tennessee refugee, will
..deliver a lecture on Friday evening, the 20th inst.,
:at Chester. The subject will " The Campaign,
Moral and Military, in the State of Tennessee„ ,, It
swill be handled with ability and interest. ,
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
EZ TO TWELVE O'OLOOK LAST DTIO-11T,
- 81flurd--obeatrtut s
AI D Strong, Reading
Mcllroy, Massachusetts
.George W Tinges. Baltimore
John. W Moore, U S A
A Alovett, New York
John Schroeder. New York
B H Campbell, Baltimore I
-J S Ashlin
41H Hamilton, Washington
"W 13 Milton, Washington
H Mann: Harrisburg
Robert Wilson, Harrisburg
311.8 A W Thompson, Wash
John 0 Reid. Baltimore
33 Lamon & lady
-Moots L Rosenstein, Wash
Albert Simpson
D'son. U N
rll A Wade. Penna
.0 I) Satteriee, Lock Haven
W Williams. U S A
13 Winternetz, New York
:X Stackpole, New York
::Lt Col N B Bartram, U S A
Jacob Wirt, Hanover
43 CI Wirt, Hanover
Chas Beast, n. Delaware
P F Caney , , Jr, Delaware
, Col Jae A Gall/tor, 11 S A
B Chelton & la
. 33 A Longhead, Del ce
tChae W Hobbs. Albany
B D. James, IN Jersey
/OM Stanton
~R Patterson, New York
Montinental—Ninth
"W B Lawrence. New York
sO. Byers, , Wa shin ton
, af.J Cooper,-Waeb In gton
Smith, 'Boston
W H Wilson k la. Wash
D Mears:Washington
.J R Lowlther, Newport, Pa
P Bona, New York
& Mrs Lewis, Maryland
R Forsyth, Penns
...7B Kent, Detroit.
F'11! on, New York
7.8-Belden. Rhode Ii laud.
GPfingst, Louisville
1 3 Hillis, New:fork
cg J Dennis, Boston
L Sonthworth, Chicago
.e Dade& wf. Harrisburg
1 31 rs Jenkinsir2 children
L McCalmont, Franklin
XS Hurd, Chicago
L &entre, New Haven
H Lotumbury, Delaware
Polhemns, Jr, & wf. N Y
Miss Polhemus. New York
Y Campion, New York
2,fr & Mrs Hodgson. N Y
..J B McCreary & wf, Fenno
itavid. Law, London
nsp
-.1 Sl o ane . alker,
New , London
1 4 1`13 Shannon, Call ornia
A Datell,'Lonieville
A Walker, Maine'
W Tichenor, New Jersey
Still,:liew.Jeresv
i' Cunning, New York
H Rochester. Rochester
X S Codman, Boston
B Small, York Pa
Zirkiofolion.*ork, Ya
lient B Reilly. Pottsville
Wm Bryson. Penns
Bridge, Maine
vf/ W Snntard, New York
B Cobb. New York,
Joe J Taylor. Baltimore
John Hugh ea. New Yolk
H B Day, Doper, Del
jai!' H Bond, Baltimore
*Hen Hiram Waahir ;Eton
Jae L Woodward, N Y
Henry Potts. Jr, Pottstown
Nd Mayer, Natchez, Mina
J B Amber, New York
330 Ball, New York
Y Baker, New York
B Sanford. New York
J W Fairchild, New York
C Boyd, New York
G ranville, New York
M Bixby. Now York
Y McCarthy, New York
R Match, Ohio
klistrchouatn'--Pourth
W Porter, Honesdale
CB Brodhead, New York
Jos Kirkpatrick, Allegheny
.M Connally, Pittsburg
J Freeman, Ft Wayne
Joe E Ranking, Waal,. 1) C
.Thos Staakpole, Wash , D C
Ongenheimer, Peni.a
3/avid Zeugeohmint, Pa
megraw, Pittsburg
Jae Heldman. Pittsburg
-.Monis Jacobs. New York
F Conard, Westgvoire
X A Ranch, Litiz, Pa
T liteliener,-Litiz, Pa
jiff B Middletown
John L Hnimes, New Jersey
W Leisenring &
,Bon CM Donovan. Parma
John Pastorione, N Y •
I,evl l 3 Coosh & familY
H Miller, N Providenoi
A W Erb, Penna
113 Dettelboolt, Hagerstown
D Arnold, Gali•sbrirg, 11l
'WlNoLean,Shippensburg
jlfra K Lytle,,Hollidaysbuml
I - Madison—Second st
D Walton; IT S N
'Rhos Crawford. Chester co
J S Heaton. Newtown
Oedyke,N Jersey
Ikir4D74lor, l t f Jersey
treet. below Nb2th.
Samuel Lockwood,Roxbary
W P Hudson. Cincinnati, U
A N Beard, Cincinnati, 0
J E Rawlings, Washingcon
Thos Stankpole,W,ishington
Bold Crane dr la, Columbia
W W Arlington, Chicago
H C Baker, New York
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Richards, Chambersburg
Henry . " S K4pp, Penna.
Martin Luther, Reading
A Conrad, New 'f ork
Hon 'l' Jones Yorke, N J
Samuel Quigley, Baltimore
H W Winters Sr. NO, Balt
John Hornlgrooi, Penns'
Rev P Maher. Harrisburg
C N Watts Carlisle
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D Holcomb, New York
H Frind, New York
John Absterdam, New York
Hies L Absterdam, N York
J Leisenring or, w, M Chunk
H Brubaker, Lane co
J A Johnston lb la. Penns.
B D Lanett', New York
Hiss Swan, Ohio
I R Diller,Spri¢gfiold. 11l
V W Foster. New York
Corn N Collins. 17 S N
G Blakeslee Sr Is. N York
A Vir Abel, New York
Mrs Rice, New York
J K Kilboun. Mass
Mrs Ayres, Pittsburg
nd Chestnut streets.
H N Gambrill, Baltimore
G F Dawson, Washington
J Wood, Jr, & la, Brooklyn
I,V A Danskin, Maryland
Mrs Harrison, Baltimore .
Miss Hamtramock, Balt
H Robinson, Delaware
C Peace. Jr. New York
F Doild & wf, New York
B Mulford, New Jersey
J M Gintean, New York
Treccler, Reading "
Mrs B L Corbin, New Jersey
158 Goodwin
Evans New York
Mrs J B Kaufman, Lane
Miss Julia Stout. Lancieter
G E Borland, New York
H McCormick, 17 8 N
Dr G P Williams & la, Balt
J G C Dodge, Mass
0-8 Ecot,
J Farley, Winchester
D E Harrington, N Y
J F Vaughan. Delaware
1111aurt. New York
Maio , Williams & wf, N Y
Harrington, New York
C G Eagan, Cincinnati
4 r.r E Ramon, New York
J T Nib s. New York
8 Meyer & la, New York
J W Nairn & wf. Wash
G Dudley. Boston
C E Rit enhonse. D C
.1 0 Royal, Aloany
J T Giles, New York
T Smith, New York
W Evans, England
T Lameronx & wife
J P Crosby, Ns w York
A H Crosby. New York
Gov Dickinson Jr la, N
Bumbler
IT Middlemore,* England
R A Heaton & la, As oland
A G Paine, New York
W B Russell, Boston
Gee gland, New York' -
Cohen. New York
E Rug,elt, Conn
Mr & Mr,. 11 H. Sturges, Boat
A R Robinson. New York
F Jenkins, Baltimore
L Dellotte, Harrisburg
Rev J Greenleaf Jt wf, B Y
R Hoskin. Syracme
H F Brownson, Elizabeth
J Brows, New York
E W Rockafellow & wf, N J
J T Peabody, California
Mrs Master, Boston
Miss Master, Boston
street. below Arab.
John Mend
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Mrs John R Ellett & co. N J
Mrs Cording, New Joroity
Heiman, Hanover, Pa .
JP McCreary & wt, Pa
Kies Wade, Lancaster co
Mise Redeecker, Lane co
Stine, Chambersburg
J ReddiE. Shippentobarg
R J Snider tt Mont y co
J A Langcake, MuneY
F C Fitz verald. Ihtercersburg
W D HcKinelev, Mercererg
E B Winger, Penne
N Parker & wf, Wrnsport
R Davenport & 10, Penna
Rabb & la, York, Pa.
Geo &mintier, Penna
D J Albright. Hanover, Pa
W Alden & la, New York
Horace Hart, New York
David Moffitt, New York
J Vreelat d & le, N
Mrs McMillen, Hollidayeb'g
Cleo S Mamma, New York
Capt RP MoKibbin
rest. above Narks%
C F Pront. New York
M Ryan, New York
WMonaoiey Cher co
Mos Effizer, N Jersey
WQ Shaw, Doylestown
American—Cheatin •
Rl3l3 . titton,Pltteburg
,1 Murphy, NSW I ork
E W tairey, Boston
B Sind ley, New York
rt Preston, New York
C W- Rillmore, Wash. D C
)3 0 Bins" rave. D 8 N
S Reynolds, II 8N
Joe 1, Rawlings, Wash,D C
ThOB Stackpo e, Wash, D 0
Jae C Penns
Richard Boom, Reading
Mr Flint, New Jersey
Mrs Flint, New Jersey
fl Richard, New "Fork
L W Hall, Dover
Mien Lottle Beverir, Dover
Misa Liale Walker, Dover
W ti Esysrin, Dover .
Rich Wlllietee, Belmont
Roht T 11111, Milford, Del
B D Collins, Milford, Del
W Dyer, haiem
St. Lotus—Chtsttriat.
W Mcßride, N.3eraey
C A 51Ajor, AlbenY
F Gunn, Jr, New York
3 N Wondrnfr, N Jersey
13 Flt her, Washington
W BMarpb, New 'York
E Rernble; OSN
Geo Green, Ching°
WD A Penron, SN
WWilltams. U S A
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P Warren -
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J H H
Clark arris, Jr, Albany
T II
Miss A Smith. New York
E R Warner. New York
lath Blown. Phila
Job n Frown, Philadelphia
S W Whitney. New York
John Hod alder, Pottsville
B El Weetwood,' New York
W W Bolton, Dew York
S Blanchard & wf, OpS N
D Dowling, Hew Orleans,_
The llnion—lizah•
J A Mamie: Pittaintrg
Jobn Rodnett, Dubuque
J F fikennan, Penna
Jesse Brannan, Lancaster
J W Laughlin. Perrysylile
T T Price, Tani/Brit*, N J
J C Mustard
B C oilier, Lanceo7Pa
Levi Hull. Lanc co, Pa ,
C S rankling.NtwJerneY
I) It Barr, Lancaster
D Boilers, Ohio
igarraurrea Hotel—WM
R Brooks. Baltimore
D 1 ord, Maryland
AB Mann. Now Hope
C Myers, Puma
C vandike, Strondebarg
FL Burgos, Fenno, '
Johni on, lowa
C Mol. y, Bebnylkillco
II Barger, Obio" . ,
Atmore' Union. , --31arke
W F Ogle. Pottsville
James Trimble, Boston
lames Drummond. 6faryrd
Henry V Hume], Clinton co
Hoyle Grnblll, afassacbus's
Humphreys. Danvllle,Pa
Char P Shields, Wilming'n
W S P Shields, Wilmington
Goninterchd—Sixth.
B Loeb. Dew York
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Chas Pearce, Bordentown
Henry Thompson
R A Purdey. Newark
A P McCombs. Hartford
J T Dobbin, Baltimore
John Coath, Baltimore
Jos MPotzer, Pottstown
W M Hobart, Pottstown
National—Race ■
S T Porter, Michigan
Dr J F Groff, Penna
T A Clark, Shamokin
S W+ aber. Penna
F Oberholtzer, Penns
J Shope, Hummeleton
Bald Engle- - . Third S
T 8 Lthenring, Beading
Chas Greenwalt, Lehigh co
B Set g, Lehigh county
above Callowhill.
Chas Riegel, Hellertown
Josiah Riegel. liellertown
Joseph Emery, Ratrtown
Chas R Grosh. II S A
Milton C Berger. allentown
H J Dreker & la. Pottsville
J B Gockley. Lancaster co
Aaron Schoch. Tylereport
J Nougesser. Tylersport
S Brobet, Lehigh county
Elias Deemer, New Jersey
T El Miller. All6town
Daniel C hillier, Allentown
Frank Trexler, Allentown
Nathan Snyder, Allentown'
H M Fel ter, Allentown
el;v in Weeder, Lehigh co
aunt Vernon Hotel,
w B Hodges, Chester co
W H Hy de
E .11.Irepson, Nsw Jersey
P LninlE, New Jersey P
L G Sticker, Milton, a
J J Slifer
S AI Wright. Salem, N J
Jos Moore, N Castle co,Del
Barley Sheaf—Secon
E Janes, Phila
d street. below Vine.
Jos Bastbarn. Backs io
Thee Stemple, Racks co -
Geo W Carver. W Chester
Friend Wabrons. 3PHVC
John Marts, SP R VC
IChas Davis, Backe co
P Hibbs, Bncks oo
Baitimore
Thomas
Chas B Brewer. Media, Del
Barry Beryls, Doylestown
Jacob H Cornell,Backs co
A J Larne St la, Doylestown
Joins Halinagle,Bew Hope
Chas Kirkbride, Backs co
Black Bear—Third El
7'El Addis, Hut tington '
R M Knight, Byberry.
D Griesemer, Penna.
A D Renninger, Pei:um
i Line, Allentown
G Reikert, Pottsville
r„, above Canowhnl.
'Jacob Dreibeibta
Sand Polder, Allentown
Endry., Dauphin co
Bishop, Harrisburg
L Griffith. Pottsville
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY—RE
MOVAL.—The Music Committee hereby announce, on
acecount of the great increase of performing members
for this season, that they have removed from Ninth acid
Spring Garden streets to Hall in the Handel and Haydn
Building, N. E. corner EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN
Streets (entrance on Green street, below Eighth). where
will be sufficient room for all who may desire to become
members.
REHEARSALS EVERY:- TUESDAY !EVENING, com
mencing at 8 o'cloci.'
E.Wiffh'& musi,committee
W. c. zwurd,
DEAFNESS, - EYE, AND. EAR, ` THROAT
DIS
GASES, CATAIiiiiI. -2 -The above maladies treated with
the latrueet `BllCeeell by
Dr. VoN,ArOSPlT7J5Kffirt_.:-__
Oculist and Aurist, graduate of VI
Office, 1027 WALNUT Street,
where can be examined hundreds of testimoutsle from
the very beet known men in the country, among which.
Ire several from old and responsible citizens of Phila=
ielphla, who can personally referred to. no7-4t5
A CARD.—PHILADELPHIA IN THE FIELD.
HELMBOLD, our enterprising townsman, has
opened at the above place a large DRUG AND CHEMI
CAL-WAREHOUSE. All who may contemplate visiting
that city are respectfully requested to give him a call,
and they will be certain to receive from the gentlemen
in attendance kind and polite:attention. In accordance
with the Doctor's usual past mode of conducting busi
ness, none but Apure and fresh goods will constantly be
kept on hand, and all who give him their custom may
be assured that every article sold will be genuine, and
at thelowest cash figure.
Remember, HELMBOLD'S new Drug• and Chemical
Warehouse, 594 BRO kDWAY, New York.
A cordial invitation to all n06.6t
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING OF FEZ LATEST
imam, made in the Beet Manner, expressly for BE.
PAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
fignres. All Goods made to Order warranted elands'.
ory. Our Ony.-fition SYSTEM ie strictly adhered to.
ilI are thereby treated alike.
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Z/I.ELELR.IPOZI.
ARNOLD—SCHRACK. —On the'3d instant. by the Rev.
Henry S. Clark, Mr. Henry W. Arnold toMiss Annie W
Sob rack, danchter of A. Schrack, all of this city.
DEBIfY—CRUSE. —At Trenton N. J., goy. Bth. by
Rev. Isaac Gasaway, Mr. John Debity, of Philadelphia,
to Miss lac Cruse...of Trenton, N. J. *
DAUCHLER—COPE. —On Wednesday morning, 28th
ult.' at theresidence of the bride's father: by the Rev.
Dr. Erotel. John M.'Lanchler to Miss Elizabeth, daugh
ter of John Cope. Esq.
HOSSA--HOOPEE. —On the 4th inst..-by the Right
Rev. Alonzo, Potter, James W. Hosea and. Annie L
Hooper. *.
SHOTWELL—LGKENS —At the residence of the
bride's father, Morrisville, Pa. ' on Pifth-day, the talt
instant, according to the order of the Religious Society
of. Friends,' Joshua Shotwell, of. Crossuicks, N.Y., to
Hannah Lukens of the former place. *
DIED.
JARDEN. —Suddenly, on the fith inst., at Fort Thayer,
Washington, D. C.. Captain John S. Jarden, 112 sh Regi
me nt P. V.
Due notice Will be given of the funeral.
MURPHY,—November 9. 1863 Samuel Murphy, Esq.,
formerly of Delaware, in the 06thyear of his age.
To be buried at Smyrna. on Thursday, nov. 12. IL
(Delaware papers please copy.) .**
SMITH. —Killed, at Yorktown , Carbon co., Pa., on
6th intt , George K. Smith, aged 44 years.
Ells relatives and friends are respectfully_ invited to
attend his funeral from tho residence , of Mr. Thomas
Hull. 1.319 Thompson street this ( Tuesday) morning at
10 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill. e
ROY ER.—On Monday morning, at his residence,
!Tralpe, Montgomery co., Ron. Joseph Royer. in the
50th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully-
Invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence,
on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, without further
notice.
WHARTON —On the evening of the 6th instant , Da
niel Clark, Jr., youngest son of D. C. Wharton, aged 13
-years,
Funeral from the residence of his father. No. 260
South Sixteenth street, this (Tuesday) morning. 10th
Inst. , at 10 o'clock.
WOOTTBN. —On the 7th'inst., Annie. daughter of John
E. and Annie Wootten, in the 4th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of 1.;1.• parents, Frankford road, below Clearfield street.
this(Tuesday)afternoon, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to
Franklin Cemetery .
GILBERT.—On tbe Sth inst., Mrs. Marion A.. Slocum,
wife of Mr. Forbes 0. Gilbert
The relatives and. friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at her late residence, 1503 Locust
st c loreet, this is (Tuesday) afternoon, the 10th inst. , sit 3i
o'ckcisely. *
_ .
.
ANDE.RgOIi.—AI his residence, on the morning of the
13th inst., the Rev. J Rush Anderson, Pa.stor of the
Ebenezer M. E. Church, Gay street, Alanayun lc.
-The relatives and Mende of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend his funeral, from said church, on
Wednesday morning. the Ilth inst.. at 9 o'clock. To
proceed to Radnor M. E. Church.
CASSIDY. —On. the 7th Inst., Lewis C. Cassidy, only .
sln of Lewis C., and Sallie T. Cassidy, aged 3 years, 1
month, and 8 days.
The relatives of the family are respectfully invited to
attend hie funeral from the residence of parents, islo.
213 South Sixth street. below Walnut. this (Tuagia39
morning, at 9 o'clock. without farthar notice. a
DLEIIL —On the morning of the 7th lest., Thomas
Diehl, formerly merchant of this city, In the SBth year
of his age.
His relatives and male friend snre invited to attend his
funeral from the resit once akin E Prim.
tire, No. =North Eleventh street, this ( Tuesday) after
'nom at 2 o'clock, without fanner notice. pro
coed to Laurel MIL •
fI --
LACK DRESS GOODS.CASH-
A- , MIMES. Velour Reps, Tamises, 3-4 and 6-4 Mons-
Merinoes, Henrietta Cloths or silk-warp Cash
meres, Ottoman Poplins. Irish. - Poplins, English and
French Bombazines, Aleninea.sorded Monseellnee, Ana
traltan Crapes, Baratheas, Turin Cloths, Paramattas,
De Laines, Oriental Luctree. Alpaca.; and Mohair La tree,
Reps Anglale, Mourning Silk, Armure, Poult de Sole and
Oros CI rein Silks. B ESSON & SON,
0e23 Mourning Store, No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
VELOUR CLOTHS, THE POPULAR
FABRIC FOR LADIES' CLOCKS.—Prirples. Browne.
and B.,acki; Frosted Beavers, black and 'brown; Tricot
Bibbed Beavers, Castors, and 6-4 Doeskins; Chiachil
ias petersham, $126; Lohg Shawls, $100: Rhin.
.$76.
nal IS
EYRE & ANDELb.
MEW . SEEDLESS RAISLNS.-100
- I kegs new Seedless Itaisir s just received and far sale
.11110DSS & WILLI 4.31. i.
107 South W &TER Street.
ED. MARC RANT, PORTRAIT
. PAINTER, hits removed to 910 LOCUST Street.
where he will be glad to see his friends and those of the
onblia who may be Interested in his line of art.
Ira SR* tf •
street. Above rams.
A L Baptista& with
J W Bower. Columbia, Pa
Vir D.Wrviil, Waeh, D C
F Pearson. IT s if
N',Barmay, Potteville
G E H Day Si la, .Wash. D 0
John C Mulford,Satem I
B F Boone, Salem, NJ '
John Henftey, Wash, D C
L Bates, Beaton
B E Leh mati Bethlehem
Aug C Wedekind. Lancast'r
D Tingle, Snow Bill, Old
Col Goo P ,Spence. ML!
Dr B P Dickerson. Iffd
Jas A Stone. Bocheater,N Y
Ti Jackson, Rochester, N Y
P Farrtll
3 Bpanglor,lllarlAtta, Pa
.T Sperm, New York
J-Dkotiraell, LVecv York
J'A Bingham, New York
Dr Juuran, aay. York
Insect. above Third.
R Randolph
T Darraii, Ponna
Hrs H fultasou, Albany
J Mowry, Newark, 0
Gsrland. r Jersey'
Jas T Goodwin. crew York
than & ta. Lancaator
I L B cum B ston
I H OhorlY. Womele(Lirf
L Hothernal
D P,Uter, N Jersey
ti• W Troutman, L Branch
Robt Davis. Long Branch
Robt Van Vaya e, Penna
Miss Julia Dowling.N Ori's
ache Burnside Boston
E A Green. M b, Mass
E a Swain,- Now York
W Edwards & wf, It York
tffiss.Lizzle M Dawes,Botton
Aaron Simmenson, el York
Thos Farnsworth, Ohio
De Witt & la, Javier"
*rent, above Third.
Mrs Irate, Cleveland, Ohio
Jas Iry la Cleveland, Ohio
Geo IV Blies 1, bacon, Pa
Mrs Geo Kline. Lebanon, Pa
E T Daeeker Baltimore
GAO Cook, Uptou,
W Householder, Md
Mrs Ross, Look Haven
WA 0 Kari. A. , tooria •
'S Oberlin, Ohio
IB .1 Story, Wheeling.Va '
E S Brett, Now York
1 street, above Rams
IS J Templeton, Prov. R I
A T Piper, Tamaqua
T Jones. Laneaskr
/I Leonard. York, Fsa
hi 'Henry. Now York
J L Williams, New York
J Prance, New York
blains, Long Branch
.t street. above.SLttla.
'John H Pearson. Laticastfir
John P Alltnoud, Wilmia n
Simpson S Sips, PT ,TereaY
T Andemon, S
Henry Parr, Baltimore
& 61 ttamba, Columbia
, W H Schauer, Columbia
eet, above Chestnut.
Thos .D Hobsrt. Pottstown
J Bemhower, Chester co
John &Ilan, Chester cso
Lnden Iliac, Chester oo
F Darlington, Che.tnr no
T•St Creamer, Harrisburg
J A Connsr, Mini, Del.
Jacob Donger, Cheater co
eet, above Third.
B Brabaoker, Mt TOY
A B Searle, Ohio
A Grubb. Liverpool.Pa
T Gardner. Selinsgro ve
A Riee, Lebanon
T Housnm. Reading •
;econd St-above Arab.
W Brown, Bridgeton. A .1'
B F Hallowell, Harrisburg
§ W Laird, Penna.
A Walton .& tstf, Harrisburg,
H B Ramsey, Trenton
W 0 Carroll, Trenton
Chas Harrison, Pittsburg
;PITTSBURG, ItiOVEMBEIit 3r 1 -553.
—The Directors of the Exonauge Bank of Pitts.
burs have thin day declared a dividend of EWE PER
CEIiT. ontof the earningswf the last six months, paya.
Me on or after the 18th inst. Eastern stockholders will
be paid at the. Western Bank of Philadelphia: '.
I n05.6t H. K. HURRAY Cashier.
HORTICULTURAL HALL, BROAD
and WALNUT Street—Monthly of play o f Fl ow _
ere. F nit and Vegetables, THIB SVENInG.- it
GERMAN Al`ll TILE CLASSICS/
Prot. C. C: SCILAIZENR. 9/9 LOMB LBO Street;
4011 OEIEBII , 7OT Street..'
PROVESSOn COPVEE WILL DE
LIVhtt his first Lecture. on FOBTI.FI ts.llOOlS.
at th'e Hall of the University, NOW Street, above
Chest/ ut. on TuEdDLy, Nov. /0. at 7M o'clock P.M.
LoiVits
MPHILrIDIt XXII lA. EZDIFIPARGE‘CWI-
P ANY, OCTOBER M. 1863..
Tim Managers have tole day declared a semi annual
dividend of ONE DOLLaR per share on the Capital
Stock of the Company, payable on and after the 10AI of
November, by the superintendent. at the Exchange.
't ho Transfer . Books will be closed till that date. no9-6t
IVETEAIN RY COVLEGE - T 11431
&on nKlntiodactorpl °lure, will'be4:ll3llv ere', b y
Volovrinao h•nrgaor: M0r.1.1. 1 06 and J e',NNIN‘Jb. at Dl
liana Ball, TkISI Uan FILBERT Streote, THIS EVE-
O. at 8 o'clock. Thc 'public are in vi tad. It.
NINTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
K.`-• ASBO(2,leTltiAl regniar ,tai.d Halting of trie
AI NTH WA M) NATIONAL UNION ASSOCIA.rtu ST will
hel d 'THIS ( rei-eday) EVEN f NO, at D.C . o'clock. at the
Ball. TWELFTH and FILBERT Streets
It* JOHN L. DILL, Secretary.
A REGUI.R.IIMONTIILY IItEETIN3I
- the TWELFTH W RD NATI.ON.A.L - UNION
ASSOCIATE , will be held at the Ball. N.B. corner of
:Fourth and Green tire . THIS (Tuesday) }WES INV, at
V-1 o'clock. Funchal attendance is requested.
JOHN L SHOEMAKER, Preoident.
Taos. A. OP.ACE. Fecretary. - itY
MFIRST NA.TIONAL BIC. OF
'2 A.N FRANK' !WED —Au adjourned meeting of the
eub-rribere So the stock of the FlitST Nario NAL BANK
OF FR r AEI:ORD will be held at Wright'a Inetitute,
on FRIDAY EVENING, November 13th, at 751 o'clock,
to take n,easurea for an Immediate organization of the
association,
14rsans intereated are invited to attend; thoas wish
ing t•tock ehonld apply at once, to ether
MLLES ISRAEL FOSTER, or SI HON F.. SSYDER,
C( rnmitte.e. a , no opporturptv can be given after the or
ganization has been cotoptet.d
N • I'EIAN MLLES, Chairman.
REFS ROWL, &ND, Jr.,tecrotary.
FRANNt , OI:I - 0, YOY. 7th, 1853. nolo-It.
MLADIES' AID SOCIETY —AT
A DIMINO OF LADIES held on Monday After
noon, at the House of Mrs. ANNA C. BENSON, No. GUI
MA I, SHALL street, for the purpose of forming a Society
'for the Aid of FAMILIES of DIS &BLED and DII
CHARGED EOLDI S, was fees vtd, That an Ad
journed WWI. g be held at the same place on WED-
NheDAY aPFESNOON at 3 o'clock, for Permanent
Organization: at which time, all Ladies favorable to the
object a.e invited to attend. nolo-2i.
THII 'FEDERAL. UNION.—TITE
Federal Union is lb() Polar Star of Liberty, placed
in the firmament of the Political World by the °Nand
Architect of the Universe. All bail, sweet 'tar I Shine
on, shine on—shiro. ever S. R. SHANE:LAND.
nolo-21° 600 ARCH St. and 913 8 TlllaD St.
MTHE TWEN TY-SECOND
YERS•EY of the
MERCANTILE BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION
be celebrated on
, FRIDAY EVENING, the 13th instant, 73 , 5' o'clock, at the
MUSICAL FUND. HALL.
Ad; ressee will be delivered by
Rev. M. A. DE WOLFE HOWE, D. D. •
DANIEL DOUGHERTY, Eact•
The Orchestra will be under the direction of Mr. S.
HASSLER
Cards of adxtiirsion may be had gratuitously by aD-
Aline early at the Counting-House of the subscriber,
80. 36 North THIRD Street.
M. REBEL STEAM-RAM ATLA.NTA..
The general desire to inspect this ship, and,when
in the stream her inaccesaibility caused the Union VO•
lunteor 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 further notice (Sundays excepted ) A bio
graphical sketch of this specinniu of eh ipi building, in
cluding an account of her captors, can be procured at
the ticket Office.
Admission, 26 cents. Children, 10 cents.
FRJETTMPTRAINIVI,7, NO. 19,
• MEETS AT FRIENDSHIP HALL,
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND FILBERT STREETS,
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING at 7% o'clock.
se22oc6&tutJal ,
F CONSOLIDATION BANK.,
PRTGADBLPITIA. Oct. 6. 1863.
An election for Directors will be held at' the Banking
House, on MONDAY. the 16th of November, between the
hours of 10 A. M. and 3 P. M.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
on TUESDAY. 3d of November. at 12
oc6-tuf tnol6' _ `JOS. N. PEIBROL. Cashier.
_ MERCANTILE LIBRARY COM-
P/ai r y. ,
hares of Stock; which by a recent resolution of the
Board will hare the dnee for the balance of this year
remitted, may now be purchased at the Library for
TEN DOLLARS. -
Each 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 n.seful and an
propriate Christmas Present. oc9l)Antha
m. 9, T 8 .1 6 1E, PHILADBPKILA BANK, Oct.
The Annual:Election for Directors will be held on
DIONDAY, the 16th day of November, between the hours
of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. B. B. COMEGYS.
oclo-stnth-tnole Cashier.
CORN EXCHANGE BINH.—
PHILADELPIITA. Nov. :& l86:3
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER °EAT., clear of all Tax e. and payable on
demand. J. W. ToRREY,
no4-tf Cashier.
COMMERCIAL BANE, OP PENN
SYLVe N lA.—PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, 1863.
The Board of Directors nave this day, declared a Dtvt
dind of FIVE PER CENT., clear of National and State
Taxes, payable on demand- S. C. PALMER,
no - 10t Cashier.
F A RMERS' AND. MECHANICS'
13A 'TR.—PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.1853.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT., payable on demand.
no 4 61 W. RUSHTON. JR.. Cashier.
Gr 18. A lUD BANK .—PIKLADBL
PHIA, Nov. 3.111C3.
.
The'Directors have this' day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT.. out of the profits of the last six
months, payable on and after the lath inst., free of all
Taxes. Coo4-10t) - W. L. SCHAFFER, Cashier.
KEN9`INGIL ON BikAr-Lx E.-xx-x-x- A -
DX,LPHEA, Nov' 3, 1369.-
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Dbrl
deed of TEN PER CENT. for the last six months on the
capital of this Bank, payable on demand, clear of State
and united States Taxes. C. T. YERK ES,
no 4 6t < . Cashier.
MECHANICS' 8AN1K..=P1ELL4.43.E.T.,-
ilti Pile. Noy. 3,1853. -
The Board of Directors have this 'day dclared a Divi
dend of SIX PER CENT. on the business of the Bank for
the last months; payable to the Stockholders on and
after the 13th instant. J.. WEIGAND. In.,
no 4 9t Cashier.
• SOUTH - WAME BANK. -r
DELPHIa, IVor. 3, 1363.
The Directors hare declarid a Dividend of EIGHT PEE
CUT , payable on demand. F. P. STEEL,
no 4 6t Cashiei.
'T HE PHILADELPHIA BANK.—
NOVEMBRII. 3. 1883.
Tbe Dirsctors Lave declared a Dividend of FIVE PER
CENT., payable clear of all Taxes on demand.
no 4 St B. B. CDISIEGIE, Cashier.
f&'WESTERN BANK. PHILADBL
PHIA,Nov: 3; 1863.
The Directors of this Bank have - this day declared a
Dividend of FIVE PER CENT., clear of National and
State Taxes, payable on demand.
no4•6t . 0. M TROUTMAN,' Cashier:
Mm• CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
PHILADELPHIA. Oet 12,1865.
The mutual election of DIRECTO RS will be held at the
Banking House on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
next, between the hours of 10 A. ill and 2P. H.
ocl4-tnol6 W TORREY, Cashier.
FARMER-S' AND DIEICHIA.DIEGSP
BANK, PHILADELPHIA, October 2. 1963.
The annual election for Directors will be held at the
Banking Bonne on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
next between the hone of 9 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock
P. M' : and on TUESDAY, the third day of November
next, ager oral meeting of the Btockholders will be held
at the Banking House at 4 o'clock P M., agreeably to
charter. W. RUSHTON. JR.
oc3-tnolB Cashier.
a'3.,i PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COX
PLNY, TREASURER'S DEPAR (WERT.
PHILADELPHIA, October 18. 1869.
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;1863
.'Powers of attorney for collection of dividends can be
had on application at the dike of the Company, No.
238 South THIRD Street.
ocl7-tdel THOS. T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
MSURGEON -ARTIST'S OFFICE,
FOR P.II3TIL AVM SOLDIERS.--SOLDIERS who
have lost an ARM or LEG in the service, and desire the
Patent ' 'PP.:USER Limbs" to be supplied by Govern
ment. should return this notice immediately to this of.
ilde, stating their loss by letter, with name. company,
regiment, and residence. B. PRANK. PALMS
B t -
0c22-tf MOO CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
MBANK. OF COMMERCE, PHILA.-
DELPHIA, October 5, 1563.
Tl e annual electien for DIRECTORS will be held, at
the Banking House, on MONDAY, the sixteenth day of
NoTember-next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P.M.
J. A, LEWIS,
Cashier.
oofrtnths tnol7
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENN.:
SYLVANIA:
PITTLADELPIITA, October 12, 1863,
The &canal F.:LEO - MN for Directors will be held at
the Banking Fiouse,.on MONDAY, the sixteenth day of
November next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
and 2 o'clock P. 21
ocl3ttiths-tlono S. C. PALMER, Cashier.
MMECHANICS' BANK, PHILADKL
PRIA. October 0. 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.,
octtnths tnol6 Cashier.
BANK 011 1 COMMERCE. --PUMA.-
D kLPHLs. Nov. 9, 1863.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of FIVE PER CENT 4 Payable on demand, clear of
Taxes. • J. A. LEWIS.
not wfm-6t Cashier.
IM'MANUFACTURERS' - A ND. .11E
CBANICS' BAND.-PHILADELPHIA. Nev. 3, 1363.
The Directors have this, day declared a Dividend of
SIX PER CENT. for the past.six months,-payable' clear
of Tax. on Pridanthe 13th instant
no4wfmst . IL W. VirOODWARD. Cashier.
Ms. PIiII.ADIEIGIPERA. AND READIN -
RAILROAD COMPANY, Office 2127 South
YOUTH Street, PHILADELPHIA, September 2, 1963.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The following-named persons
are entitled to a Dividend on the Common Stock of this
Company. The reeldence of several of them Ia un
known, and it is, therefore, necessary that the certifi
cates of stock shottld be presented on calling for'the
Dividend. S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
STOCKHOLDERS' NAMES.
Mrs. Mary Bishop,
Timothy U. Boyle,
Clement Biddle.
Ann Copeland,
A. Emslie and J. Newbold,
Tmetees,
Debbie A. Hughes.
Saml T. Harrison.
James Hallowell,
James W. Hallowell,
Catherine C. Koppele,
Daniel Klapp,
Mary Kahn.
Chas. Kuhn, Hartman
Kuhr., and J. H. Kuhn, Nor.
of B. Knbu,
B. V. Leisse Extra..
and James G. Schaff, Ex. of
John 13. LAMM. dedd
N 0..
S. Lancaster,
Percy M. Lewis,
Fanny Mary rditeherson,
John Mclntyre,
John S. Moore
James McKnight, -
Benj. F. Newt/rt.
Beni Pott,
W it Rodman,
SarahAnnitichitrds.
Henry B. Bherer,
Maria L. Sadler,
Andrew Turner,
Mrs. Rebecca Ulrich,
Asher M. Wright,
William Young,
W. IL McVickar,
Austin Smith,
Willie & Co.
404.
GIL,tOTT'S PENS
A fresh supply of this popular Pen will be opened. ex
"China," on or about WEDNESDAY, November 11th.
HENRY ONVEIsT,
AGENT.
91 JOHN Street. New York. noll-3t
I -
MPORTERS OP
-a- WINES AND LIQUORS.
LAUMAN, BALLADE, Se CO.,
170.1 as SOUTH NINTH STREET,
Between Chestnut andWalnnt, Philadelphia.
G. M. LAUSIA.N,
A. M. BALLADE.
J. D. BITTING.
IVORY TYPES.-,FOR AN EXQUISITE
-I- likeness of this style, engage one at REIMER'S. Care
and skill combined make them pleasing and llte-like
pictures: See them, at SECOND Street, a Green. it*
REM 0 VAL cE LE 01 7 'S CITY AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OFFICE has been re
moved from Northeast Tenth and Chestnut to 1.34
B. FOURTH. St. Cnolo.3tif9 A. McELROY, Complier.
JGUILD MILLETTI3, - ATTORNEY
• AT LAW AND COLNIVETAIWER, No 2V Soak
FIFTH Etrtot 114.14(101 , 1tia. nog UR*
11RE PRESS.----YEEILADELPEEIA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10:1863.
il $402 BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
OW
AND FOR ALL OTHER RECRUITS.—fen en
listing at the General Recruiting Olifre, No. Ell
CHESTNUT Street, . can select any old artillery,
cavalry, or infantry tegirnent rai,ed, or partly raided in
Ibis city. and receive the above bounty
u-A, few good men can yet be enlisted for the 2d A.T.
Hilary (112tb. Argil:bent I'. V. ,y Col A. A. Gibecm oom
mending • CHAS Ed CADWICLA.GELE.
• noll-40 Captain sad General Recruiting GMAT.
A
CORPS OF HONOR, 11. S. A.
HEADQUARTERS RECRUITING SERVICE,
INVALID CORPS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
241 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLDIERS honorably discharged on account of dis
ability Willi apply for information for enlistment in the
INVALID' COIIPS
to - Lieut. HUBER BASTIAN, Invalid Corps,
, . 243 S Third street, Philadelphia.
or to Lieut. J. W. DRAB. Invalid Corps.
511 Brown street, and
ff. B. corner Broad. and Spring Garden sta. . Phila.
Pay and rallowancea. oacepting bounty and' Pension,
surge as in 11. 8. Infantry. E W. NATTKE WB,
Bator let Pa. A . and. Supt. Invalid Corps for Philadel
phia. ' ant-saatutf
STERLING EXCHANGE,
330t7G1E-IT AND SOI.D.
me2B-m&atm
EDWARD M. DAVIS,
EkOHANG-E - BROKER,
39 North Third• Street, U.p Stairs.
WILL SUPPLY AT PAR
WITHOT MARCIE TO MB BUYER, AIM SOLIOITB ITIS FRIENDS
FOR TUBIII ORDERS. no2.natu4tif
5-20. U. S. 5-20.
The andershrned, as general Subscription Agent. is
authorized by the Secretary or the Treasury to continue
the sale of this popular Loan, and TEN DAYS public
notice will be given of discontinuance.
ABOUT TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS remain unsold,
and this amount is scarcely sufficient to furnish a basis
for the circulation of the National Banking Aeociations
now being formed in every part of the Country. But a
short time must elapse before this loan is wholly eh
totted, the demand from FairoDe. Germany especially.
being quite active.
As it is well known that the. Secretary of the Trea
sury-has ample and unfailing resources 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 long time
to come to issue further permanent Loans, the interest
and principal of which are payable in Gold. •
These considerations must lead to the prompt conslu
sion that the time is not far distant when these " Five-
Twenties" will sell at a handsome premium, as was the
result with the "Seven-thirty:' Loan, 'when it was all
sold, and could no longer be subscribed for at par.
This is a
WK. C. LUDWIG,
President
the interest and principal being payable in coin, thus
Yielding about ELGET 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 twenty years. yet the Govern
ment has the eight to Day them off in gold at par. at any
time After five years.
The interest is paid tall yearly on the first days of No
vember and May.
Subscribers can hale Coupon Bonus which are paya
ble to bearer and issued for $5O, $lOO. $5OO. and $l,OOO.
or Registered Bonds of similar denominations, and in
addition $5,C00 and $lO,OOO.
These "Five-Twenttes" cannot be taxed by States,
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., mug
pay fiora three to Aye per cent. tax on the income.
- - - - - - .
BUnice 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
merits 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 Bonds on pal
ment of the money, and will greatly increase the sales.
111 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
• -
MIC • HAEL JACOBS,,'
BANJi ER,
No. 46 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPEL.4.
GOVERNMENT sEctrErros, SP AND 'INCITE
RENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid. to the Negotiation of Time
Paper. CITY WARRANTS BOUGHT. ocl-Sm
fIOLLECTION OF U. 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 of In•
debtednees of the United States now tine or shortly
motoring.
Terms made known and receipts given at the office,
No. 320 CHESTNUT Street. myfi-tf
NOTICE:
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the CERTIFICATE No. 29,824, 200
Shares, issued tone by the New York Transfer Agency
of the Philadelphia and. Reading Railtoad has been
LOST, and that apolication has been made for the sub
stitution of a certificate in place thereof.
A. G. REMINWAY ,St CO.,
ea-Mt No. 53 EXCHANGE' Place.
A CARD.-UNION PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY (EASTERN DIVISION) 'BONDS
(KANSAS BRANCH OP THE PACIFIC RaILROAD).—
As Bonds of the above description will probably be of
fered for sale in the money market, the public is hereby
cautioned against purchasing, or in any way negotiating
for them; for the undersigned have an existing contract
which prohibits entirely the sale or use of said Bonds,
while at the same time the statute laws of the State of
Kansas give them, under their contract, a prior /ten to
all mortgages or deeds of trust which can be executed by
said Company. Any investment in said Bonds, without
authority from the nndersigned, will-be invalid, and
will entail a total loss upon the parties who shall ven
ture to purchase them, ROSS. STE & CO ,
Contractors for building the Leavenworth, Pawnee, and
Western (now called Union Pacific) Railway, Eastern
Division. _
LPAvEBWORTA CITY. Kaneae, Nov. 4.:1863.., no9-12t
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
TN
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. —
Estate of JONATHAN TOAILINBON. deed.
Notice is hereby given that MARY TOSILINSON,
widow of said decedent, has filed her petition and an in
ventory of the personal estate Which she elects to retain
under act of April 14, 1851, and the supplements thereto,
which will be approyen by the Court on FRIDAY, No
vember 20, DO, unless exceptions be filed thereto.
E. TILBURY JONES.
nolo twth4t. Attorney for Petitioner.
NOTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN THAN
THE COMMERCI/J, BANE OF-PENNSYLVA
NIA" intend to apply to the Legislature of Pennsylya
nia, at their next session, for a renewal of their charter.
Said Bank is located in the city of Philadelphia, with
an authorized' capital of one million of dollars—a re
newal of which will be asked for. with the usual bank
ing privileges.
By order of the Board, S. C. PALMER.
June 25. 1863. je3o-tuem Cashier.
INTBE ORPHANS' 'COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JANE CALDWELL, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle, and
adjust the account of JOHN A. CALD WELL and THO
-MAE CALDWELL:, Administrators of the Estate of JANE
.CAL DWELL. deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance in the hands of the accountants. will meet the
parties in' erested for the purposes of his appointment
on. MONDAY, November 16, 1E63, at 4 o'clock P. M., at
his °Mee, No. 'au South FIFTH Street, Philadelphia,
no4-tbetnet• B. C. SHAPLEY, Jr , Auditor.
REALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
till the 21st day of November, 1863, at 12 K. f pr far
--
Dishing the Subsistence Department with 20,000 barrels
of. FLOUR.
•.- • .
Bids will be received. for what is known as Nos 1,2,
and 3, and for any portion less than the 20000, barrels.
. Bids in duplicate for the different grades should be
upon separate sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced within one
week from the opening of the bids, or as soon thereafter
as the Government may direct, at the rate of at least 800
barrels daily. delivered either at the Government ware
house, in Georgetown, at the wharves, or at the railroad
d6pat, WASHING roN, D. C.
All contracts must be completed. Within" thirty days
from the opening of the bids. -
Payment will be made in certificates of indebtedness,
or such other funds as the Government may have for
disbursement. .
The usnal Government inspection will be made just
before the Flour is received.
An oath of allegiance must accompany each bid.
No bid will be entertained from parties who have"pre
vionsly failed to comply with their bids, t r from bidders
not present to respond.
The barrels to be entirely new, and of oak, and made
very strong„ of new materials, and head-lined.
No Flour will be received which is not fresh•ground.
Bids to be directed to Lieutenant Colonel G. BELL,
C. S. S. A. Washington, D. C , and endorsed "Pro
posals for Flour." nolo-St
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO,
FORF. existing between the undersigned.. under the
firm otINGRA6i & MOORE, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, CHAS., 3% MOORE retirlog.
WK. INGR AM.
CHAS. D. MOORE
PAILADELPITIA, For. 10.'1163 :sanolo-2t*
165-stuth-tf
REDLI.BR'S PORTRAITS FOP.,"ACCU
EACY, naturalness and freshness, and brilliancy
of coloring have no equals. See life. size photographs in
oil colors made at fiEdOND Street, above Green. 10 •
A TITER'S' HAIR TONIC.-TO. ,PRE
'VENT the atr from falling off: also for removing
the Scurf or Dandruff. Ido not clairt,that my prepara
tion will restore the Hair upon all bald heads, but in
cases where , ha baldness has been cuused by Sickness,
Weakness. Son rf, or breaking: off by reason of tirlap7
zees, it will be found a sure restorer and a certain re
medy. Also gives the hair a haat:Alfa and* life-like
gloss.
53 THIRD &net, above Chestnut,
it Philadelphia.
WRIGHT'S
NE PLR...ULTRA.
MINOE MEAT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
SPRING GARDEN AI 4 ID FRANKLIN STREETS',
noT-Smos - . • Philado)rbia
THE RELA.TIYES OF THE PRISON
ERS OF WAR of the 11. S Army, now detained at
Richmond, Va., can have the arrears of pay (regularly
collected: for them at
THE MI.LI7ARY AND NAVAL AGENCY.
o. FOUR SUNDKRD AND TWRNTY•SEVRN,
427 WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
no 7-4111 JOSEPH E. DEVITf CO.
GYMNASIUM, OORNER NINTH
AND ARCH.`-Open for subscribers every day.
- Classes for Ladles—Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
between 4 and 6 o'clock
'tor Bois—Tuesday. Thrtraday, and Saturday, liotween
4 and 6 o clock. .
For Oentlemen—avery day from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
uoTAS Prof.r. HlLLEan.tan & Lams.
MILITARY myricEs.
FINANCIAL.
DREXEL & CO
.5-.4D U. S. 1301041135,,
SIX PER CENT. LOAN,
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT;
LEGAL.
PROPOSALS.
VT ar ELEGAWU
Also, a Largo assortment of the Wriest and. Richest
SHEPPARD..VAII HARLINGEN, Sr Aaursorf,
nob tuth drOtif
EVRE & LANDELL,
t •
POPULAR DRY GOODS.
FINE FRENCH MERINOES,
FASHIONABLE POPLINS,
4.4 CLOAK VELVETS, $l7,
POPULAR STYLE SHAWLS;
VELVET FROSTED CLOTHS,
POPULAR STYLE CLOAKS,
WATER-PROOF CLOTHS,
POPULAR JOUVIN GLOVES,
RICHEST SILKS; and.
DRESS GOODS.
64329.tnth5-tf
JUST RECEIV ED.
VERY FINE
SCARLET AND BLUE
OPIERA_
Ateo, a general assortment of
WRITE AND COLORED FLANNELS,
Both Twilled and Plain, in all of the most approval.
makes,
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
nolOdutbs6tif 1008 CHESTNUT Street,
LINENS AND MIISLINS. -9 4 BARNS.
ley Linen Sheeting, $1 per yard; 10.4 Ltnen sheeting.
$l-245 prr yard; 11-4 Linen Sheeting; 12-4 Linen Sheeting;
40 inch. 42 inch. 45 inch. 50 inch. and 54 inch-Pillow
Lin en ; all Linen Table Linen, 50 cents per yard. Also,
very fine Table Linen imported; Napkins, all linen and
good, at $1 62 per dozen; extra quality. $2 per dozen; all
Linen Towels, $1 50 per dozen; Huckaback ditto, $2 der
.dozen ; fine Towels of every description.
Huck aback Shirting Linens and Linen Goods of every
description.
duslins of almost every make at 16, 20, 21, 26, and 31
cents pet , yard;-also full width Sheetings, "St lowest
prices; good Canton Flannels at 32 cents; extra ditto, at
37, 40,.95. end 50 cents; Red Flannel, all wool, at 37X
cents, W444e ditto. 37 cents; Red Twilled, of extra good
quality, al 50 cents; beet Gray Twilled for 60 cents, in
Philadelphia.
Blankets extra cheap for one week; 4 lots of damaged
Blankets stained. &c.
. . . .
Our Linens were bought when exchange was at the
lowest point, and are about 2.5 per cent less than the
goods now are. Most of our Muslins were on hand be
fore the great rise in prices, and are now warranted un
der regular prices wholesale and retail. Oar Flannels
defy competition for chsapness and assortment; and our
Blankets were many of them bought last season at very
low rices.
La p ses' Aids and. charitable associations sold to at a
reduction,
r 09-2 t
1,000 PAIRS
BROWN GRAY BLANKETS,
(6 and 7 ihe. each.)
FOR SALE BY
BETTER, CLAGHORN, .fs CO.,
39..3 MARKET STREET, nolo-2t
E AV -Y.
For sale br
PHILADELPHIA.,
FROTIIIr4 - 03-11AM & WELLS
HEAVY, MEDIUM. AND LIGHT SHEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
SILECLAS.
BROWN, BLEACHED. AND CORSET JEANS.
No. 12 WORSTED YARN, &o. 5e194111
FOR THE . ARMY AND NAVY
eftz Ml.hl-SS_EkMdias
- MILITARY FURNISHERS,
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags,
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Pasaants, Epaulettes,
Hats, Caps, Canteens, Haversacks, Camp
Chests, Field Glasses, Spurs, Soyer's cele
brated Camp Kit, and everything pertaining
to the complete outfit of Army and Navy
Officers. - .
A liberal discount allowed to the trade.
0e.20-1m
G. W. SIMONS ds BROTHERa
BAHSOH-STBEET HALL, PHILADELPHIA, -
MANHFACTITERES OF .TSWELHIr.
FINE SWORDS.
AND
MILITARY GOODS II RVRRY VARIETY.
an.215-IBm
FATas; - . 1863:
WOOD ar
-725 CHESTNUT STREET.
Hive now open
A LARGE STOCK Olt
STRAW AND 'FELT GOODS, .
FRENCH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
And a general assortment of •
MILLINERY, G001)8.
To whioh they Invite the attention of
THE TEACH 5e17.2
BIG ATHST RIBBON.. STORE,
No: 11.01 N. WORTH STREW.
Irv-We have received from . the late New Vork and
Philadelphia Auctions the.follendng most desirable and
fashionable goods atveryleasonable prices
Scarlet Bonnet Velvet, at Saxer yard.
Do. do; do. Lyons width and quality. SI 60
per yard. '
LEATHER. COLORED VELVET. —punt Velvet, Cord
ed Silk and Bonnet Silk, all of the most beautihn shades,
with Ribbons,Feathers and Flowers, to. match.
BLACK:BONNET RIBBONS. —A splendid line, from
16 to'44 benbiper Yard. At the latter price we sell a very
wide and heavy Ribbon.
Batra bean, alr"belre4 Riblpens, narrow and Wide,
lower at retail thairthey oan be bought else wharaby the
piece.
BLACK, DRAB AND, BIIO,W.N.PELT HA.TB from the
manufacturers direct. All the new shapes fortunes' and
ohltdren's wear,,veystyheaP.
A complete assortment; of Black English Crepes, pur
chased before the late heavy advance in gad, from 65
cents a yird upwards.
_
BONNET RIBBONS in endless variety. Velvet Rib
bons. black and. colored, the best ma : ke tr.Dertad, at a'
great reduction. Trimming Xibbona, ever &bade; and
every other article used in making or trinraina a bon
net, or that can a be lowa w ith us at less than wholesale
Prices. :
A liberal reducllon made to wholesale bnyers.
,Country orderapromptly attended to.
6.1 1 Z SE & W HI. L
eel4taell No. 107 North WORTH Street.
M11.,4S CALPWEILL, NO. 824
A.5.C93. Street will be ptOpared to Show the
int,oot styles . WlaTEß iwnia VERY-for Ladies
and Childx.an on TUESDAY. NowberlOth. no 7-30
- MRS. N. A,. KIM HAS CON.
NEVANTLY, on hand. a beautiful assortment of
MlLLltijiglie, at 1026 CHEiTNTIT
Street. ' 0e20,1ea7
MRS. R. DrkON, FANCY AND
• v wmew MI L LLINRR, 393 SOUTH street. Phi
. ladelphia. Mourning Bonnets made at thoshort
eat notice; Bonnets dyed,. cleaned, pressed, and, altered
to the latest styles. An, assortment of Feathers', Flow
ers; Ribbons, Cape, ac c,. always on band. Orders from
Country Millinerit rad otbors solicited and promptly at
tended to. 050.1.-Im*
IR FRENCH, ELO W ER% 1863.
FEATHERS, LACES, RIMONS,
NEW-STYLE IZATS ; •
MIST OPENED AT
THOS. KENNEDY dr BRO.'S;
No. IA9 CHESTNUT Street, below Eighth.
;ee9-3113.
BRASS 'STENCIL ALPHAIMIL
M. J. METCALF dr SON. •
453 SALEM STEWT, BOSTON. MSS.
The only mannfaetnrew .the United States. o 2 Braes
ilphabete and Figures. to any great extent or In any
,variety.
Sold at wholesale at the Lowen oAes Palau. Mee.
tile BEST OF INAILIBLE STENCIL INK. very cheat.
Stencil Dies mid all binds of Stencil Stock:. Inquiries or
orders proreAtlT, attended to. _oeB-Sm
QARD AND FANCY JOB PRINTING,
Ai ailliaWAIIT is 1:11.13V7W5, llt H. PDITATU
RETAIL DRY GOODS
i.Ac i CtTR2~~:I:L S~,
TRB Ricinst GOODS IMPORTED
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
FURNITURE COVERINGS
1011.8 CaESTNTIP MIST
FOURTH. AND' AUK
SAVE k 'prA.Gfuncraer KOMI OF
. .
8.. D. dc W. IL PENN ELL.
1021 MARKET, kelow. Eleventh
COMMISSION HOUSES.
LINENS,
COVERING DECKS OF VESSELS,
a. 0. FRYER,
f' ARMY GOODS.
=MI
418 ARCH STREET,
PRILkDELPRIA.
MILLINERY GOODS.
PLANTATION BITTERS.
From tha army hoeielltl"the bloody battle. field—ther
mansion of the rich aaflintabbs abode of the poor—from
the office and the awed dhsk—from the mountain top,
distant valleys and far-RE Wands of the ocean—from
every - nook and corner of theavhilized world--in pouring
in the evidence of the Retort:thing Warts of_DE.lllll . B
PLASTATIOff BITTERS. rilwitairds upon thousands
of lettor.s like the following ma:.•the seam at our office:
RREDSBURY; , W[e•, Sept. 16, 1883.
• ` I have been in Mo. army, hospitals for
fourteen month s--speechlese and nearly . dead At Alton,
Ill',, they Rave me a bottle of Piantettetr Mere.
Three bottles restored my speech and cravd' me. I
a. IC VIATITH. "
Sorra Wanse.w. 0., Jnly 03, 188.4.
" • • • One young man. who had been Bich and not
out of the home - for two years with Scrofula and ErY
elpelas. after paying the doctor> over Ma without bene
fit. bas been cured by ten bottles of your Bitters. • • •
EDWARD virbrtWALL. "
The following la 'from the Matron of the.Unlow Home
hool for the Cnild'ren of voluntaers:
HAVENEYER MANSION FIFTY•SEVENTri
NEW Vona, August 2. 1883.
Da. DRAKE: YOur wonderful Plantation!Bitters
have been given to some of our little children suffering
from weakness and weak lungs with moat 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 been entirely
restored. W 8 commenced with • but a teaspoonful of
Bitters a day.! Het appetite increased; strength and
health. followed.
Hespeottnlls.
"* • • I owe much to yon. fort verily believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
RBV. W. H. WAGGONER, Madrid, N. Y."
" • • " Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy
Plantation Bitters. My wife hoe been greatly benefited
by their use.
Thy friend, ASA. CIIIIIIIPf, Philadelphia. Pa."
•.'• . * Z have been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and had to abandon preaching. _.: * * The Plantation
Bitters have cured me.
}IRV. J. 13: CATHOEN, Rockester, R. Y."
" « « Send as . tmentyr - ibur dozen more of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity a whiSh is daily in
orgasm; with the guests of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK, & CO.,
Proprietors WillariPsyotel. Washington, D. q. "
I have given 'the Plantatitn•Eitters to hun
dreds of ow disabled soldiers with the moat' astonishing'
effect. G. W. D. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers' anine, elneinnati. 0."
*** * • The Plantation Bitters have cured me of
liver complaint, of which I was' laid up prostrate and
had to abandon my business. _ .
H.B.' KINGSLEY, Cleveland, 0."
+ + The Plantation Bitters have cured me of a
derangement of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for years. It acts like a charm.
C. C. MOORS, Agent for Colgate St Co. , 2.-54 Broadway,"
- &a., &0., &c., dro.: &0.. &c.
The Plantatipe. Bitters make the weak strong, the
lan
mild brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer.
They are composed 'of the 'celebrated Cliasaya Bark,
Wintergreen. - Sassafras, litiots. Herbs, dec.. all preserved
in perfectly purelt. Croix Ram.
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with weakness,
lassitude. palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, dis
tress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, kn., deserve
to suffer if they will not try them.
They are recommended by the higheet medical autho
rities, and are warranted to prodnce an immediate bene
ficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
pure, and harmleea.
Norms.—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bit
ters in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impostor.
We only pat It up in our log-cabin bottles. Beware of
bottles refilled with imitation deleterious staff, 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.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
P. H.. DRAKE &I CO.,
oclO.stn&th4m 202 BROADWAY. N. Y.
LUBRICATING OILS.
ÜBRIC A-TING OILS
.(3.5
No. 240 ARCH. STREET,
DEPOT FOR MACHINERY OILS.
We now offer to the public the following
SUPERIOR LUBRICATING AND BURNING OILS,
of Morehouse Sr Meriani's celebrated manufacture.
LIGHT -COLORED OILS.
No. 1 SIGNAL OIL, •
This Oil is equal to Sperm, will stand the cold, and.
does not gum.
No 2 SIGNAL OIL,
is taking the place 0 - f Lard Oil; it lasts longer, and gives
a better light.
No. 1 FINE ENGINE AND MACHINERY OIL,
quite as good as Sperm for any Lubricating purpose.
.No. 2 FIER DWG' AE AND CAR OIL,
is - better than any other oil in use, and 2)1Il eh cheaper.
No. 1 LIGHT CAR OIL.
IstialaUtPai, l- 1 - Jr,5tfr07447.17A izt - wr —ea to.
No. 2 LIGRT CAR - OIL,
will not congeal in cold weather; hence better than Lard
No. 3, PAUFFINE LusiticATom.
a splendid Oil for all - kinds of Machinery.
DARK COLORED OILS.
JACKEO N . OIL,
A fine; cheap Oil for Buena and Car Journals,
PURR .111.13 C 9A,
Steam Refined
No. 3 MECCA,
For Engine and Machineryfree from water or grit.
No. 4 'MECCA.
Exclusively for Car Journals and Heavy Machinery.
No. 5 PARAFFItiE LUBRICATOR,
Will not congeal in cold weather. and will save 15 per
cent. in power and in the wear of brasses, over cheap
oils.
No. -6 PATENT COMPOUND
An anti-friction oil; deigned expressly for Heavy Ma
chinery, Rolling Mills. Steamboats. &c.
No. 7 ENGINE AND CAR OIL.
Designed to take the place of Lard flows freely in
the coldest weather, and is lees; affected by warm wea
ther than Lard Oil.
All the above Oils are entirely free from acids.
Orders promptly filled.
HIIRLBURT 16 CO.,
No. 2443 ARCH Street.
Sole Agents for Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, and
ew Jersey. nolo tuthelat
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
el) G. RUSSELL, 22 NORTH SIXTH
Street, has just received a very handsome assort
ment of FINE SEAL RINGS. ' ocSl-3m.
IDFINE WATCH . iREPAIRING
attended to by the most experienced workmen,
and every Watch warranted for one year. -
G. RUSSELL,
23.11.0rth SIXTH Street.
MUSICAL BOXES.
IN SHELL AND ROSEWOOD OASES,
eau kitrolignfr. from 1 t leß t ertagirEZ e ft=" l :
se2•Bm 324 CHESTNUT Street. below Fourth.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MINA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN-
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE.
NO. 400 CJEIESTNT,TT ST.REET.
CHAUNCEY H. BRUSH, Manager.-
HIRAM TORREY, State Agent
INSURE YOUR. ,LICE
TES.::
WASHINGTON. LIFE INSURANCE _CO.
OF NEW YORK,
Which offers more advantages, to Insurers than any
other Company in.the United States.
CHAMBERS. &,..REGr,ISTER, :.
GENERAL AGENTS,
407 WALNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
0c27-tuthatial
REMOVAL. •
-THE MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of New York. hatring appointed' JAMBS B..pAllit
Agent for this Cit have Removed their office to
NO. 4 18 .WALNUT STREW,
Where a_pplicationi for INSURANCE and RENEW &LB
on POLICIES mast be made. The allotted dividend of 1863
will be adinstod on all Policies on which two or more
annual premiums have been paid, on the adjustment oft
the current year's premium.
The following Hems, interesting to' the assured, show
the great progress and prosperity of the Company sinus'
the last triennisti dividend:
The inconeof the Company for the
• Net three Team his been.......... $1,430,000 00,.
The assets have increased. ,;•-• ; . 410,000 . Oar
The Icinies paid to widows' during
Wee yeers,peet were 280,561. 24 •
•• . " others 99.738 JO '
Dividends have been muds during
tha.past three years 250.000 a
JAHRI3I3.. CARR, Agent -
C. WzattioN. Secretary. 002.iansll -
FEE INSIII!
403 CHESTNUT:St2er.
PHILADI
PIER AND INJAI
DIRK
Wands I. Buck,
Chas. Richardson,
Senry Lewis, Jr.,
ohn W, E'vermßs,
Plitho S. Justicei.
0. W. Davis
FRANC t.
? N. B
CHAIM S RICH.
WILLIAM I. B ANDRA"
A BLIND DQOTOR REOBIVES BUS
eight the use of Mrs. M. G. BROWN'S ME-
T4PHYSIC DIBCOVEILY.
I, Dr. J4iiaS. Moore, of 'Bonkley, N, J., assert, for
the benefit or: all who, suffer, that I have been afflicted
with diseased eyegfor twenty-three years; have been in.
the Rya InArmaryin Providence, where - it was thought,
an operation was necessary, but to this I would not con
sent. I have been pronourtud'incurabie by five of the
best physicians ' the country. two of whom assured
me my ayes would rein, out in a few weeks. and procured
a letter, for my admittance into the Infirmary in:Phila.
'While preparing tn go, a friend advised me to try
Mrs. M. Gt.' Brown. On the 9th of September. 1813, I
went to see her, led by my wile as I WAS totally blind,
art' had been so fos,y,ear. Mrs. Brown told me my care
gr4g.hini, a , most hopeless, through tbo quantity of blue
store and vitriol administered, bet addeb, if anything
Wald reach my onee. the Metaph_ysical Discovery would.
She made the first application; I Imo - right the medicine
home; I have Apsd it three weeks, and the result to that
this twenty. ninth day of September. I have come to Phi
ladelphia %lima. now sit in Mrs. Brown 8, Otrina can
read without glaeses the signs or, the opposite side of the
street; writs a, letter at the desk, and see every object
distinctly around me.
.1 aranow at MY practista again, supplying the wants
of my family, who mist save been beggared had I not
been owed. Under th °rat circumstanoos 1 cordially re.
commend Mrs. M. G. Brown's mode of treatment too ail
who. we suffering. lice Metaphysical Discovery cures
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ITORSE FgrEDV.R
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a-kItSTAN oPgAA:.
WEDNESDAY EVENING; Nor. III;h i MSC
FIFTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
JOSgra AND Ifll3 BRETHREN.
• -
ORAND OPERA-. IN THREE ACTS •Bx BIBLIIIL.
Benianitx.;,..„ Prederia.
Joseph • • Herr Hs Ifimn.
SALLISOiI Herr
Taco ; Herr Weitattili.
Dore open / 1 7. Opera COMM dress at B O'LLACi. •
P CRS fir aoll l 4__'3Xo2.
AD HISSION 'lO ASQUET. PARQUET CIRCLE.
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A DIPAITHEATER' eta..
SPATS ran bejecnretrrersr des at the:.ADATMISSY Of
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of SEVENTH and CEEBTIMT Str.ete. noio.2t
CARL A4I):EiFSOIEiN'S'
SERIES OF
SIX rS.ASFLC.6 sorusits.
PITTR'SE &RON. ISRI 4.
ME CARL veLFsofra
Has the boner of antounoiVac his Fifth Seriarde
SIX CLAssicetigarßEEs,
In NA tab be will De'assi4ted'Up
DIR. TB EO. TB 0 IRAS-„Sol o Viatfislat, -from Nes/91=W*.
Ei ERR JuLins EIP3BRE G.SoLoVfolinist, from.
-HERR AUG. RRETEE:NIAN: - tho' great latereufWdß
Cleeeic bongo, from &item:
TB FA). F RAMIVIERIM tALLNER.,
Viola. Hantboitt,
A. BOOGENBURGER, L: KOBEL
VIER &BRIM). W. STOLL,
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Violoncello. ' ,FrPncti. flora,
L.BuceNLR, G. 14 erE - s,[mg.
Double Baas. I Bassoon;
The Soirees will be given nfOntbly. beginning fa No
vember, at the FOYER OF T.E . A.CADEI OF. MEMO,
cor, 814.0 AD and LOCUST !..traeta
TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION':
SI XI ale Snixmintion for the -ix Znirees........ ...... .84. X
Sohaoription4 for three persona 10
,•ob, art ptions will be received 'a l:11.14_ licmic Stores of
J. E. 00IILD. SEVENTH and, C7P.ETNU f•treets, au&
0. ANDRE dt CO 1104 CEFSSTNUT Street. where
programmes-of the entire series rmrbe had.- ang-St
WALNUT-STREET TEEATRE.
• Lessee Km. GARI:"Arv,. rem.
Second appearance of thegifted p:criste,;-
MISS MARY PROV:YST,
Who will appear in her beautiful itn?ersonatiomef
NELL G WYNN is,
In the drama of that name, received. last 'plat with
bents of applause, and performed bY - lie:- to crowded
homes in all the principal ChieB Of ate 4 threallnertera
of the Globe. The Preee have hex.: ~,nraninangs in
awarding the palm of Histrionic Sap.mmatylo
MISS PROVOST'S
rendition of this character, elapsing it aaop . "Orthe
FINEST ART PICTURES"
ever Witnessed on the stage
The cele rated original and only
BEDOUIN AR ARS,
THE CHILDREN OF. THE DEEELT:; --
will make their second appearance in
AGR &ND DIVERTISSEMENT, •
Excelling in daring feats any company ever seen , to
America, The Troupe number IS—who Luve crowded
every large Tbeat,e in Enrope, and who for 18 months
appeared nightly at the ' (*one Imperiale,' anklateLv
for 10 weeks at G,e aIIIBRA PALACE, New York:ala
WA LN UT STREET THEATRE?
Lessee Mrs. AI A. GARRETGODF.
A GL01001:T3 TR (RUTH. •
The return of thegifted and Popular Artiste,
MISS many PROVOST.
Proven last evening by a CROWDED PIODER 'Sr air
tighten auditors, .whose applause was continuentatt&
genuine from the 'rising of the curtain till the compte
don of the beautiful Play of
NELL GWYNNE,.
in which Miss PROVOST personates the chi:riling'
heroine, '
NhLL GWYNNE • Oa. THE KING'S RIVAL; "-
for the second sad last time, THIS EVENING, a chaise
; ter in which she has no equal
To be foll..wed by a Grand Divertissement by tin; •-•
W ONDERFUL ARAB TROUPE,
Twelve in number
. . .
N. B. -This Troupe was firet introduced into Pavia 10'
Priams Napoleon. and alter performing at the °invite'.
:'lmperial for twelve meet - he. made the Tour of Sttrope.
and arrives in New York but three mynth,s einose
where, at the
ALHAMBRA PALACE.
They bare drawn immense crowds, and been pre;- ,
no.anted
THE WONDER OP THE AGE.
By, the entire New York Press.
Their performance is unlike anything ever aeon
in America. asronisbing, delighting, and original
The CHILD WONDER appears at each performance . ... '
nol9-51 .
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW AROR
STREET THEATRE—ARCH Street. above Watts.
SIBOI4D BIGHT OP THE POPULAR ARTISTS.
. MRS. D. -P BOWERS.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Noy. 10th, 180.
LOVE:
, _ OR. •T'E COUNTERS AND THE. SERF
The Countess" Mrs. D. P. BOAren.
Huon.(tha Serf) Barton HILL
To conclude with the Farcil
of -
THE JENKINSIS.
• -
Mr. Carsaway --
Mr. Griffiths.'
Mrs. John Jankinsis Miss Mary Cam
FRIDAY, MRS. D. P. BOWERS' BENEFIT- -
Prices as -astral. Curtain Rises
NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEATRE.—
.
•Laraae an d.Manaror Mr. WM VTGBATLIST_
MON/UT AND 'MEND KY "EVP.Ni &GS, Nov. 9 and. IL
MISS AVONIA JONES.
M DF, A ,
lbaroottea. by
MISS FANNY BROWN.
From the New 'V ork Theatre.
MIL J. B. STUDLEY.
From the New y aTheatr
POWERFUL COMPATiY es '
AND FILITEROTTB AUEILIAELE4
DIUSIGA.D Cbli'DtGTOR
To concPade with the
MARRIED RIME
_ .
In wldchliaeare S O. Dcbois.*J 'Wilson- 'Mrs. Mar—
lowe. and Mitses Fanny Brown and Cooper will appear.
IVAUGEL'S NEW PANORAMA,
ITALY.' AND HER WAR FOR 'FREEDOM,
WILL OPEN AT •
CONCERT HALL
FEW' DAYS
GRAND OPENING :NIGHT OF THB
Great National Circus' and -Model Show.
FOR THE SEASON OF 1563'64,
At NATIONAL HAIL, MARKETaIove TWELFTH. St..
On WEDNESDAY Evening, 'Nov: llth, at 7;4 o'clock..
Under the mar &gement of
-MRS. CHARLES WARNER,
Formerly MRS. DAN RICE
The organizatibn of'Ushers and Police is perfect, and.
will ir sure comfortand convenience. The most talented
artists and skillful performers have been engaged, and
vrilhapPear curing the season. Mrs ' Warner, formerly
M. s. Dan' Mee:. will -intrOduce her splendid Horse,
Champion, on the opening night. - The celebrated
- WEITT.BY MILY, •
with his stock of fall-blooded well-trained Home,
will appear. Also, MSS. PRANK wan , rsmiLß.
maceful Ecnestrienne. MA C. KING. the gresttleaper-
The Great CONRAD BROTHRKS. NAT AUSTIN, of
Australia the genteel Clown. Mr WM. YOUNG, the
great^ Stilt Performer, will , appear in his great act.
Le'Echelle Prrileme. The Comic Mules, 'l:inning and
-Contraband:" Professor Wambold, the man of many
forms, and a full troupe of Acrobats.
MRS WARNER, the sole Lessee and Manager, is deter
mined to. make the great ITATIONAL CI RC OS a popular
resort for the-ladies and gentlemen of Philadelphia.
ADMISSION.
I 3
$3 00
ffi ctn.
13 cts.
Stage Seata
Privateboxea.-
Parquet
Gallery
ItATI &ES
Every. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY A_FTRRNOO3I3,
commencing.at o'clock. noD-11"
L'OB'S - & slislo,
_ _ CEESTN.I3T Street.
INCREASED ATTRAJTIoNS! FRESH NOVELTIES(
MDLLE. C-2.-LLETTI MDLLE. GALL.bra.
In two n.w. beautiful Ballets. assieted by
MDLLE. EAT-ARENA. ELLi WESKEE, AND
MONS TOPHOPP,
CHARLES R. COLLINS. THE WONDERFUL CURL
and the Best ComieSingtr in the conntrn
AVERY NIGHT. moB.st*
TEMPLE OF WONDERS-ASSEMBLI
BUILDINGS, TENTH AND csizerlivr mum=
Ammsemer.t fox Old and Young. Mirth and nonplus*
open for the season. Constant change of EntertaisugeaL,
SIGNOR BLITZ,
EVERY EVENING, commencing at 73E o'clock. eat
Wednesday and Saturday at 3, consisting of New MTN ,
taxies in Necromancy. great 611C0(185 in VentAloontag.
swithe Learned Canary Birds.
Admission 26 cents; Children 15 cents. sell-tr,
t OTHER L'S GREAT PIOTIIMt s :
MARTYRS IN THE COLISEME,
,
!TOW EXHIBITING AT THE.
oc2B lm ACADEMY OF FINE. AWE.
g_..IIDIANIA ORCHESTRA.— PUBLIO
REHEARSALS every SATURDAY. 5,14 o'clock. W.
M., at the MUSICAL PLUND HALL. BilloB Oaken..
25 cents. Packages of. six tickets. $l. "2b GOD air
ADMIX% 1104.. CHINTNUT Street; E.D:
SEVEISTR and CHER NUT, and at the nail door.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADY-XY
THE FIFE ANTS.
1025 CHESTNUT STREW.
OPEN DAILY- (Srsdays excepted) item 9 3- X e6l
6P. M.
Admission 26 cents. Children half.puce,
* At b THE" F A 11:r. MY STEAK.,
CARRI .3 GE, " City . of EZAton," will be
exhibited on '97I3I3NFSDAY and THEr2,SI
- Dear of this week flits and 19. th. inalauk >-
from 2% to 5 P. K., on the PONTI* BREESE PL:air
COURSE. and as a pa - t of its perfozmanee. viz : thator
de7elnpin ir high rate of speed, it will-contest each dayor
priority with the celebrated fast mare. " May gonma. - 'e
tt.is introduced here on the recon:4andation of Elie WT.
hest antborittes as one of the mee'o ingenious and saq..
casefatini.antions of the day.
hee small bills. Admittance 50 swits.
CORM v ,.
nENtICTINE EAGLE, - ; TIN CO -'
114-
.
Equal, if not superior to Isabigh. Also, Ear4's Pie
Plua Mira Family aainbow rioall Egg and Stoga
Large Nut $8.60 per Zen. Coal foredlted if not
-full weighs as per ticket. Depot, 1419 CALLOMEIELL
h.Jreet. above Broad 'ol2c a ‘ ,19.4 South FO UETEE.
low Chestnut. Call and et-..4....nina. Orders Ity.Aespatob.
promptly attended to by
no96m ELLIS BWirSOff.
no A .-SUGAIf:IOAF, BEAVER
MEADOW. and aml i s Mcenntain . Leld4L Coal. ilia
beet Locust Mountain. m Wenared
O Stin n ett 6fg: -Arra ficom
Street. rep2-Iyl J. WALTON & CO.
R
-Sl7, lti . PECN
--- rt7GPla-- •
stillip. PELLOR -4 . :L Nichols l Pg,:setei Ti ti s l n Fo Ul Pi - ..
etizzi.c.The - steernagfe J
rd. 'sit titsrEirs, second, ..,,,,,,,, f r eight for .r. t. „y or tame, &e., ap _
y ,-- hail above 'llaziceppee
WM. M. 8A1.111Y.1. W. , 1 3? 8_ 011r-kel—aWare aitvoeae"
or on the wharf
DORTRATTS:r---PINE , 1;4 CT URE.,% .
natal:al saA lifelike—BAltineS 'life-eizie prate
mats -in oil. zolomr.proaonnete , by all, nuequalled.- in.
their line in tlte eit4.• Gallery SWORD Street, above
Oreen. lta
WHITS -- " ( WAX OF. AN.
Tar os-A new TrenoVtosmetto, for prase ft
-
dv
whiteninx t , and, beanitifsrine complexion.
preparatcA ie - compmed oz wnito Virgin War., of OW
Sliest sivg the complexion a trapowent
Whitenose. anti the most hawitohing beauty, while its
tummy Cutts render 'Ur. harmless to the hu pre
sery • t tread tax and other impurities. Thls is one of
the xpridare of the ageoa must be seen to. be appre
ciated; A bottle will bac , a, ; . n for Ladies to try its effect
befare punallasing. Friel 25 and tO cents. HONT & CO.;
Pstehunert. 41 South EISOITH Street. tweAloors above
Chestnut. and 133 South SEVENTH areal, ammo
wahmt. comina
JOHN OATEN", PIRENOL.M.
.v% -
n'. .ign GIST, rony"Sn. consulted, DAY sad. EVENING.=
adaptatio2.to Business. Trade, and Profession.;
on the LlPrevement 0f.1r., correction ea
!amts. formation of frien d
pe, gm Pull tin
seriWone of e'..taraetor given whegx, retraired, at NO. St
11 TRAM StrAaL above Chestnut seS-thsfrea6mil '
hiMCOI3:RECT ItIAN9 TUNING:
bEr. C. E. 8 &RUNT'S orders for' timing
and rep64 - 14g: '142.11013 axe received
n t bikSONA
etore. Oa* CHRSTNIIT Street. '
Mr. S. has had eleven vanzettotory experience in..BO‘
ton, and; five years' 43 , iyinent in Pliiintlelpnin:
SIVIX3II. —Pianos re tiered. to. sowed ite Bqa
sweat toned as new , out rentotring.
Terms for Tuning, 6312.ecitit
•a* TRIj SBEB
sktuvai alineted by C. NUM.&
• conker cif TWELFTH and . HAAS Stream.—
° Ladlaskllepartment for same, conducted UP
ladles. 'MEW= Street. first door below Baas. The
most . compleSe and vatted stook on hand, .0011Bilidat
part of Triages.% Supporters . Shoulder Braces,
andages, }Radio Stockings, Crutches, Syrin ges.
tides for Margery. Sick ROOM. & sa3o-ixa if
.
ri l it T DR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN
-IST for the lest twenty yew, l 9 VINE el.
loalow Third, Luserts the most heantiful TEETH of thot
ago, mounted on fins Gold, Platina, Silver. Vulcanite..
Condit°. Amber, dw.. at prices. fok twat an d anbets.
work. more reasonable Alum any Dentist in this °Myer
state. Teeth'ylngged to last for Ns. Artificial Twill
repaired to snit. No pain is extracting. All work war
ranted to At. iteferenoi, best faintlble• 10041 a
m. RAssr,Ea_