CITY
"Tim UNTOlilet."—This the apprO
vista title of an elegant new atylei of Bleak Felt
Eat, just introduced by Hr. Wei:butted, No. 430
Chestnut street, next door to the Poet `Oftlae, and
'Which, from its grace, convenience, and comfort, no
'less than its identity, in a modified form, to his pa
tent Army Folding Hat, which has abtained such a
madverchi popularity among military men, bids fair
to become as great a favorite in A.morisa as the
"Republican Hat," " Liberty Oap," and " Koseuth
'mar , have at various times been among the national
lies of Europe. " The Unionist "• has everything to
•recommend it to a gentleman of taste, and has withal
an individuality about it at once significant of the
capital name it beam, and is every way worthy of
'being Me National Hat—the civic badge of loyalty—
sus we believe it is soon destined to become. We
may state, in conclusion, that the.clightly varied
istyles adopted by Hr. Warburton in trimming "The
Unionist," will contribute materially to. its popu
larity with the civic public.
THE NEW " FLoitENOE " Mk
amar ' ESTABLISHMENT,—The celebrated "Flo
rence" Sewing Machine, which is now dilly at
treating hundreds of visitors at 630 Chestnut street,
is the oniy - iuistrument that embrasee nit the requi
sites of.a fiEst oleos Sewing Maahine to so high a de.
greCof umfection. It Innkes every desirable style
of stitch knoym—the lock, knot, double lock, and double
hoof; okontifitglhe length of the stitah, and from one
Bind littoli to another, can really be done while
the rag eis in motion; every stitch is perfect in
makingthe ream secure and uniform, and is
almost perfectly noisekss.
Mn. E. P. RIPPLE, the skilful Pho.togra
phei, No, 820 Arch street, has left no etoue unturned
to place htniself at the head of his proemiinn. Be
aides being thoroughly 'skilled in the scientific,
oheinioal,.and artistic bran - chea of Photography, he
has lately introduced into
,his popular ground-floor
17:1-allery the finest appaiatua for taking pictures or
all sizes in this city.. Ills pictures have a4world
ilide celebrity.
111.ESBREl. WOOD & CARY, No. 725 Chest.
nut streat, have just received a splendid assprtment
.of White Felt Walking Hate for ladled, misses, any .
*Whiten.
DRAIM'S'YLANTATI.ON BITTERS.—A. fresh
sup* just received and for sale by D4 . /1 &
Richert's, Arch and Tenth streets.
A SPLENDID LINE OF B WICK VELVET,
Leather, Felten, Deaver, and Still Bonnets, at Wood
& Clary , s, 725 Oheatent street,
TEE BEST QUALITI FLOUR.—Davie &
Rickards, Arch and Tenth streets, have now ready
a supply of the very beet Flour, fresh.ground for
their own sales,. from the finest quality of wheat.
TEE NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.—
We call the special attention of our readers to this
invaluable Library for the million—containing, salt
does, useful information on every known subject
It should be .11 the library of every intelligent fa.
mily - in the 'land. It is published in six different
styles of binding, which can be seen at the office for.
its sale, to. at South Sixth street, a few doors above
-.l)hestnut, second story.
'LADIES' AIM - GRNTLEIVEN'B FOES—the
Larient and beat stook in the city, at Charles Oak
brd Br. Sone', Continental Rotel.
Boon AGENCY,
~ O ftice or
Appleton's New Oyelopedis.
Washington Irving's Wolks.
Waverly Novels. Household edition.
-Rebellion Record.
:Bayard Taylor's Works. '
'Cooper's Novelt. Illustrated edition.
Dickens' Works. Household‘dillou.
Gems from theDusseldorf Gsllery.
*British Poets.
- Bostonedition. •
ifferivaleie History of the Romsns, &o.
"Kstional Quarterly Review. $3 per Tern
OAKFORDS 7 HATS, CONTINENTAL :E[oTHL.
UFENTLEMEN'S HATS.-Ail Ow newest and
test atyles for fell wear : in Felt, Silk., and Casaimerk
will be fourni at Warburton% No. 430 Obestuut'
etreet, next door to the Poet Office. 0023-lm
NEW STYLE HATs—Charles Oakford &
Bone, Continental Hotel.
EMBROIDERED CIL9TEI PIANO ANA TABLE
COvniztt. — ' •
Embroidered Cloth Plano and Table Covers.
Embroidere.ploth Plano and Table Covers.
Embroidered Cloth Plane and Table Covers.
Fancy Cloth Piano and Table Covers.
Fancy Cloth Piano and Table Covers.
Fagty Cloth Piano and-Table Covers.
Tatlgt Cloth Piano and Table Covers.
Damask Piano and Table Covers.
Damask Piano and Tablet:lovers.
Damask Piano and Table Covers.
Damask-Piano and Table Covers.
— gmbossed Piano and Table Covers.
Embossed Plano and Table Covers.
Embossed Plano and Table Covers.
Embossed Plano and Table Covers.
The largest stock of Covers to be found in Phila.
hell:dabs .
The hugest stook' of Coveis to be found in Phila
delphia.
The largest stock , Of..Ccir era to be found in Phila•
delpnia„.
The largest Stook of Clovele to be found in Phila
delphia,
HILLTY, °ARRINGTON, & Co.,
(Late Kelty & C 0.,)
No. 723 Cheetnut Street, below Eighth,
nol9 2t .IsTeltt - door.above the Masonic Hall.
MILITARY .Goons,, 0.001.'019):4 7 , °M al
CHESTER-COUNTY FAILIt FOR SALE.—
A.tterition is called to the sale of a fine farm, three
males from Penn, Station, on the Baltimore Cen
tral Road. Particulars may be obtained at Mr. Lu
kens', northwest corner Sixth and Chestnut streets.
FURS .AT OARFORDS,' CONTINENTAL.
CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT WATSR.=-The
extent to which Water mingles with bodies appa
rently the most solid' Is very wonderful. • Of every
twelve hundred tons of earth which a landholder
has in his estate, four hundred are water. In every
plaster•of parts - etatue which an Italian carries
through our streets for sale, there is one pound.of
water to every four pounds of chalk. The air we
breathe contains five grains of water to each cubic
foot of'its bulk, These are fasts, as is also the state
ment that the best and cheapest prments in the
, city. are to be obtained at Granville Stokes' one.
price emporium, No. 609 Chestnut street.
C. CAXFORD & BONS, tioNTMENTS.L.
AN ANCIENT LAWSUIT.—The supreme
fpunal at Madrid has just given final judgment in
-ennit which has been under litigation two hundred
and` forty years, and which involved the succession
to the inheritance of Francis Pizarro, the famous
invader and conqueror of - Peru, in 1532. The heirs
• have beCome very numerous, and but a small share
falls to each. One of the counsel engaged , in the
ease proposedthat the amount should be "lumped,"
and thelvhole expended so as to procure a suit of
elegant wearing apparel for each from the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of Rookhill & Wilson, Nos. 603
and 806 Chestnut street, above Sixth, Philadelphia.
The' opposition side "couldn't see it," and so the
ow& will have to be divided.
OAKFORDB' CONTINENTAL HAT ENTO
MIMS.
A Ruses-lIN VlSlTOR. —Admiral Whiskie
frhikie, of the Russian fleet, being on a visit to this
city for the purpose of making arrangements with
the Camden and Amboy Railroad to bring hie fleet
on and through the canal of Smith's island, had a
Song confab with the officers of, the Company and
'With the Mayor of the city, when it was descded that
they should be brought on. After the business was
.over the party visited the Continental Hotel, and
the Admiral was delighted with the manner of
screwing the guests up stairs when in not a fit posi
tion to walk. He was afterwards taken into Charles
Stokes & Co.'s One Price Clothing Store, where he
expressed much admiration of the styles of the
•Olothiog there on hand, pronouncing it rushAun.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
VP TO TWELVE VOLOOK L &ST 'MERIT
Clontlnental—Ninith •
TN Miller, Pittsburg
J W Price, Penns
.J J-Samuels, Cincinnati
Jacob Heed, Pittsburg
D W Bless & wt. Newark
Jae R Floyd, New York
O L Church, New York .
Bpronll, New York
J R Egan. Leavenworth, IC
JaeM Butler. Delaware
J H Kirkwood, Wash, D
Mr •A'Bingham. Ohio
J" 0 Brownlee, New - York
Mr & Mrs Warren, Liverpool
.1 B Brigham„ Boston •
• J H Wood, Bed York
"Bev Dr Balch & family, N Y
A Sanford, Newport News
Mlltall.Newport News,Va
Om. New York
tMores Bigelow, Newark
Et I` CI Wright, Maine
F S'-Wilson & wife, N J,
T 0 Bemis & wife, , Mass
D R'ogOrelt la, lf Y
Miss M B Room, N Y
E Laplante, , New York
H Garret son&wL.N Brune'k
Wm Graham & wf, lowa
S Davis, Worcester. Mass
R Walker, New York
iesK List. Media -
r N Hooper ' Boston
• Mr & Mre Barl
C W Ponitney •
M Barnett, Ned. York
H °Johnsen & wf; N York
C Pratt & wt. New York
J zits & la, New York -
0 W Oroffain. Baltimore
J Frankte & wt. New York
W H Weed,Hew York
H W Rogers, Baltimore
IdeCuilough, New York
J P Holey, Wilkesbarre
D N Barney, New York
B P Cheney. Boston •,
R Laverty. UN
Wra Vermilytt, •If York
Y Warren at vrt, If York
B May, Cincinnati,
.1 .Brown atla. New York
Hamidoun, New York
R Teller, NetrYork '
H Wood, New' York
W W Snow, Jersey City
D Goff, Rhode Island
Mr & Mrs WT-Willisi Wash
Morchalltil—FOUrth
Thos Btactkpole..Was.NP C
C R Saokey. )Pentia - •
W F Johnston
Laner, Reloong
D Bitler, Ohio' =
Henry Yazton;;Dirlisle
lire B B Keiteer,Darlisle'
M .1 Coohraz ,Mltleretti
B Oalbeart, Penna.
B. Wards, Florida
Jas D Kase, Danville
B Htirgender, Baltimore
11 Friedman,
.Maltlmore
A Rail, D 0
Feichtman,Baltimore
AR Poster.. Philadelphia
RA Connor, Mich
-19 Dunlap. Btenbeztville. 0
dw L Lloyd,WlillamsFort
It B Man chin; Wash, 'D
L K Bowen BaDtmoro
A B Miller,' Baltimore
ZDApplegatlYiter.Bllsab'hpt
Hon A Packer& w.)g Chunk
Blaster H Packer. II Ohank
C 0 Skeer ertVllLOhtink
Miss Enver, Hawk-Moult
Bledloon—Sooond. ot
:.10^4.,1 30 "0/4Providonce
Wen oro.Vatooti, Bilokn Co
nags A %non - ; *take co 4
'Wm Thoniao:‘
T a Roberto; laSManii
Jobn Snow. Miry iand: •
cinlAr. WUSI;.DO
33 South Sixth street,
nd Chestnut streets
B g u'ler, Boston
J J Jqat.s, Coaisiana,
,
1J P Diller, Elanover. Pa-
J 1 Merry, Vorertch., Ct
R Bouvet & orf. Delifornia
iimotte. 3farietta
BB Berton Baltimore
TB. Preastman, Baltimore
Geo Bacon, B Atm'
Jos P Hawse, Boston
W 8 Brooks, Baltimore
"A Terry, New fork
BOregory, J r, Jersey City
IPA Liebler & la, Hoboken
Col Dthlgren
Henry L Rankin, N Y
Mr Hassler, Phlla
Mr Ashley, Phila
Sir Vincent; Pbila
wm Rooter. Jrsew York
GeLewis, Jr, New York
r A Newhall. Lynn
. • •
R 'nigh man. Bala more
Coat' Baber -Pdtcoville
D & wife, Battim3re
Helnsker, Val paratao
J N Mattock, Boston
A II 'Reynolds Ps •
F W Mew uD , Nriw York
W C FKrg.). Balftle3
c C`Johudon. W4rmarr
W B dolmas, Now Yark
&B Falconer at wt. Balt
H 11411. NAw nrk.
H T Hayward, Quebec
Daner,'New York
. .... , .
J E Tweedy. New York
L Passano, Balt'Tore
M 0 Morin. NeWPort, B I
MA) Badger, New York
J r Hoover. Wa . l/ I .,_D C
J L Poet', New 'roll'
J Egerton, New York
H times, Kentucky
Z 14 Jarman, New York
J B SICC eery, litHhank
H GI Briuth, Wong()
James I' Taller, New York
W B Dinsmore. New York
John Elinco•k, Poona
Mr & Mrs J3l Dimon, NY
rhos J Borden Fell River
N P HAven New York
W' Crate, Now York
W HI
Smith, New York
08,1yert Yank, New York
Mrs_ Hey & 2 children
.
street. below Arch.
jobs Loather. Altooha
Tehn' Haworth. Alleghany
Igind Shore. Pitlebarg
Ghee M Ward & 41.1 i York
Jelige , Joyern, 3r, Lane
11 A Iltternrey
St tl jonnoon. Tioga
Mrs O B Boornsev, Poona
4Boalkt R Brown, Welloboro
Ml..' 'Ann' Kinnoy, Ttoga
B,BwingLPenna
J hn I WM& Kentucky
fe - Thott Staniok son. Salem
Miss L JWood, sale=
. .
J B oobyns, Illtnbie
Mrs Tilos Jackson, Elnat'a
Miss Mckiartrie; Einntingd'a
.1 B Ptduney.TOW4 , Bda
B L Disbrow. Trenton. N,.
B C Hinds, Clifton
Mrs Hubbard. Ohio .
N Copeland. bia3B
000 Parringtoo. Jr. Boston
Y Jones, New York
W vinillaars wf, Newark
II B Thomas, Maryland
,
rest, above Market;
1. A lit4ver, Point Pleasant
ftHeathooh, New Jersey
Liget. New Jersey
Edwin Allen
A r Twining & la, Bnoks Co
/ QuALI, Z( 0604414
Girard—Chestnut s
Lewis Cm.rt, Yria.k. Pa
- . •
A N Beverly, Washington
W B Bayer, New York
It A Compton, Aew York
A B Brown, Port Carbon
W H Bowlersoo, Ry
H n Barker, New York
.
W B Wade, Stase
F Whiting, Meee
.1 a Holloook. Washington
Thom Staekpme.Waskingt'n
R. Wilson, Baltimore
Ton Parker, Now York ' •
James Toting, Middlatowet
B M Johnaton.Bollidaymb'g
Mecoo)ey & la, Berrimb'g
Mrs Borghans,florriaburg
L H Huut. II S N
- - -
Jame,, Burns. Lewistown
James Potter,.TT,Lewiatown
W Sterigor.4:llpibberbborg
J Gounond & wf,New York
W Ti lionnev, Cbot.ers cn
V.) rdeVii, 11
. POl Liar&
) Erie.
W Itoori; &Nvf
B B Allen. Delaware
$ Twies, Whitney Point
q:yinn; Prnv, York
W W Wrip,llt, Dellware
J 2I Welker, Maryland
Amerlown—Citestuu
W Morris, PlAtladellalia
Major DIMS. Philadelphia
H H W 311136 1.
Ed cc Hill, Wrshingtoh,D C
W Jones, Californial
ThOlllllS Altpinua
JW.RumFey, waehington
Col Carlo itendorce,Caracas
Juan L Ilenduza, Caracas
Y. Lampe, New York
rdtfilinharg
D Wiley, Bloomfield
Al S 'Kelley, twoomil eh!
W Butler & la. Id Chunk
Dr Campbell. Uniontown
Chan Allen, New York
C Best, Schuvikill [Dixon.
S N Skinner, Boston
A B Sty, Boston
W Come, Pottsville
Frannie Goyne,Potteville
J W Andreas, New York
.I . ‘lin Satterfield, N JerHoy
Louis—Chestnut,
Jelin Bowmen, O S
Luther Btartzman, Balt
C j Dobbins. NOW loft
TAY Bright, Jr. Sunbury
o 1u Roses. Baltimore
Mr Flint. New Jersey
Ire G Bidwall New Fork
'ran Bradford. Now York
J N Kohu. New York(
- -
Tbos Bryan, l'ew York
C F Bc-rton.
N M Haskell, Verrnqat
A Palm Pier, Ver4iont •
ATSPA Cbamatl, Peuo
P Dreher. Tainnritka - :- , -
D NUN, .3ortey City
The Linton,-Aroh. street. above Third.
A. %Buck, Litiz, Po Thee Doyle, New Jersey
0 Roberts, Columbus. 0 W F eitcher, Trenton, N J
J B Williams. Patna .T B Hay. New Jersey -
J W Banniollar. Yenua Wm Fowler, Doylestown
W P Biz ery. Nair Jersey RII Ramsey' Pee on
R S Shinier, Allentown Wi'l Vosburgh, New York
J W Somertlike, Brhies..burg. B B Robtn , ..on, Bnliaml
1
H H Harvey, Hagerstown 1: C Stockton, Ht Holt v.i`f J
B B Einiut.breys. N .Tsrsoy Mien kil l'endergdet, .li York
800 IV Powell, Philada
States Union—Marie
AS Sanderson. Penna -
T W Hammond, Baltimore
Geo E Hanatan s wf, N J
tY-Neil, NrAv 'York
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H Snt,fiff. New York
Berchlield. New Jersey
Thus Reid, Ilichigan
W Sweet, Michigan
Jahn Shane, Penns
G Wickersham & la, Penna
Sndley. Ring. Wilm, Del
W Graves. Wilmington. Del
P B Vandever,New Castle
National—Race sa
M A R Burgett, Lock Haven
grendling , tr Montg co
Jas B Case, Liyerpool,Pa .
R
John Crentzburg. N York
J Wright, Pottsville
J v Wolcott,Northuinberl'd
W Gooier, Reeding
J B Shaeffer. Reading
Daniel Balkley, Penna
Mount Ve. non—Sec
H Prins. Pennsylvania I
Mrs Pallengas. Easton
B H Goldin, Pottsville
Chas Holmes. Pottsville
Clement D Potts,Pottsville
W Major
Wm Thomas
Wm Murphy
Theophilas J Batt
Barley Sheaf—Simon.
W Bishop, New York
Cordory, Absecura
Mr Davidson N Jersey
Frank Cottman, Jenkintwn
s Cottman. Jenkintcwn
J Cadwalader, Pox Clime
Harry fierviss, Doyle.town
W T Loons, Pellada.
L Coles & la. New Jersey
Mr Peterson & 1, N Jersey
,Y,7 Testing & 1, Bucks co
conamercialSixilt at
A. , 8 Zimmerman. New York
N Belden, N Jersey
D 8 Tarr, N Jersey
H Brown, Elkton, MU
'nos Pomeroy. Roabary
F Omerly, Washington
Jackson Leidy. Washington
W A Atwood, W Chester
reet, above Chestnut:
W Pyle, Chester co ,
Bald Eagle— Third str
D'A. Neal, Willierhsport
John 8 Fisher, Monroe co
C H Basrenbach, Allentown
W H Better, Easton
Mrs MR L Bodrick, ila
Miss BC Granger, Brooklyn
Alfred W Shallonberter, Pa
7' H Miller, Allentown
A Lisk, Allentown
L Fenotermacher, Allent'n
Barnum's Hotel—Thi
13 Meath, Trenton, N J
T S Ronlon. Johnstown, Pa
Maxwell, Johnstown
John A Schellgelmilch, Pa
Chas Knoles, lowa,
xd street; above Race
E Knoles, lowa
John Emmerson, Nona
M Vass; Reading
James Fiemink Belding
Hiram Fleet, New Jersey
Black Bear—Third St., above Callowhill,
I
Peter Lentz, Lehigh eo Wm R Wilson
Frank M Diehl, Claaltertown Robt Yost, Hanover
A Boehm niatchaniosvilie David Rao, Bethlehem
Wm H Reinhart A Stantrer, Exeter
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
WALCOT & BURNHAM, N 0.27 S. SIXTH ST
No. 27 South SIXTH St. N0..27 South SIXTH St.
Phrmerly N0.,74 ChestnntAtreet.
Wholesale and Retail kgentiflor the
`Universal Wringer:"
The "Cog-Wheel" Wringer.
The only Cog-Wheel Wringer with the
PATENT REGULATOR,
And the only reliable Wringer in market
IRMO 2t*)
No. 27 S. Sixth st
ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!!
HOLIDAY GOODS
In COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS, through the Publishers'
Agent, JONES WEBSTER.
nol9-St I No. 50 North FIFTH. Street.
DEAFNESS, EYE AND EAR, THROAT LIS
EASES, CATARRH.—The above maladies treated with
the utimint success bY
Dr. VON MOSCHZISKRR,
Oetdisrand Aurist, graduate of Vienna,
office, 1027 WALNUT Street,
where can be examined hundreds of testimonials from
the very best known men in the country, among which
are several from old and .responsible citizens of Phila
delphia, who eau be personally referred to. nol9-2t5
Hint DTA 1 HAIR DYE!!
BATCHBLOR'S celebrated WAIF. DYE is the Best dm
le World. The only Harmless True. and Be/faith
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect—changes
god, Rusty. or Gray Hair, instantly toil - Mossy Blael
-r Natural Brown. without Injuring the Hair or Stain.
tug the Skin; leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful: int.
Arts fresh vitality; frequently restoring its pristine
color. and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The
Dennine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR; all others
era mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by
ill Druggists, &a. FACTORY; 81 BARCLAY Street,
lOW York. Batchelor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing
• the Hair. ie29-1y
Charniin CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
Imes, made in the Best Manner. expressly for BE.
PAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
fignrek All Goods made to Order warranted Batistes.
cry. Our OBE-PRICE SYSTEM is strictly adhered to
Ali aro thereby treated alike.
dell-17 JONES & CO.. 604 MARKET Street.
Asirrnie. AND ALL BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
Jared by anew system of ELECTRICITY.withont shocks
Dr pain, by Dr. A. H. STBVIINEI, 3.41 S SOUTH PENN
SQUARE. 0c.31-tf
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT IS A
*attain remedy for Neuralgia.
Z/14'.1-R - ELIPOD.
BUDDY—RICK —On the evening of the 18th inet. , by
Rev. Willard M. Rice. assisted by . Rev. Morris C. Sutphen,
Mr. J. Marshall Buddy to Miss Nettle K. Rice. daughter
of the principal officiating clergyman, all of this city.
DIED:
PALMER. —On Wednesday, 18th
.instant, Edwin A,
Palmer, aged 64 years.
His male friends are invited to attend his funeral, froM
his late 'residence, No, 1608 Chestnut sliest, on Monday
MOT Dill Et next. at 9 o'er ock. e.e
8111TH.—On Thursday evening, 19th instant, Sarah.
Griffltts, widow of Wm. Alex, Smith.
I , EDNOrd.—On the morning of the 18th instant. Rev.
John Lednum, of the Philadelphia Annual Conference
of the nt Chnreh.
. . . . .
The ministers and friends are invited to meet at Green
street M. R Churcb, en Saturday, toe 21st Inst. precisely
at 9 o'clock,for religions services,previons to proceeding
to Lancaster for interment.
- .
IikADIN--On Thursday, Nov. 19th Margaret Rogers,
infant child of Washington L. and Elizabeth is Tiladin.•
-WILCOX.—On 'Wednesday iSth instant, William T.
Wilcox, in the nth year of his age.
His male friends are invited to attend his faneral, on
Saturday next, at 10 o'clock A M., from the residence of
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Ralston, No. 266 South Fif
teenth street. *
STURDIV ANT. —On the 18th inst.. Nathan B. Stardi
vant, in the 15th year of his age, youngest son of Catha
rine j, and tl e late John Sturdivant. *
"TILDEN. —On the 18th inst., Mary Leslie. daughter of
Howard and Rebecca Tilden. aged 13 years and 2 mos, .
BLACK DRESS GOODS.—CASH
MERITS, Velour Repe, Tamises, 3-4 and. 6-4 MlMS
salines, Merinoes, Henrietta Cloths or silk-warp 08,8 h.
mares, Ottoman Poplins, Irish Poplins, English and
French Bombazines, Alepinee. corded Mousseline, Ans
trallan Crapes, Baratbeas, Turin Cloths. Paramattas,
De LELIIIII36, Oriental Lustre ,s Alpacas and Mohair Lustros,
Reps Anglais. Mourning Silk. Armure Pound° Sole and
Gros Grain Silks. B gssoN I: SON,
nag Mourning Store, No. GIS CHESTNUT Street.
FYRE & LANDELL HAVE, BY
-a- 4 steamer, CHILDREN'S 13 aLMORALS.
VYRE & LANDELL HAVE THE
-A-I popular VELVET CLOTHS for Ladies' Cloaks.
.IpYRE & LANDELL'HAVE THE
-■-• French 'Camel's Hair LONG SHA.WLS, $l6O, $125.
$lOO, and $76
MP TILE REBUT. RAM ATLANTA
Will be Placed on the Dry Dock for repaira early
next week. To accommodate those that cannot visit her
in the day time, ehe will be ht up EVENINGS, until 10
o . dloek, for exhibition, no2o-41
MEETEIG OF THE BOARD op
TRADE. —A stated meeting of the Members of
the Board of 'Trade association will be held at the Hall
in the Board. No 505 CIIIIeTNIIT Street, on blolif DAY,
ovemher 23, at 7 o'clock, evening
n(020-31 BLODGBT, Secretary.
LADIES' FIRST
LADlkh' ASSOCIATION OF WM PHILA.
WILMA.. fir the relief of the Widows and ramille , of
our Breve SOW tars who .have fallen-in - battle, and the
Families of Soldiers yet in the 11.1 d or in onr hospitals,
eo far as resident In West Philadelphia, are now ho.ding
a Fair, to commence on MONDAY Evening, the WEI/
that., at 7 o'clock. in the COMMISSIONER, HALL,
corner of THIRTY-SEVENTH and IdAR.K.Fa Streete ,
West Philadelphia. - -'nol9
PASSENGER-RAILWAY NOTICE.
a meetlacof the BOARD OF PRESIDAN re.
bold November 17 > 78 . 63, it Wati
/Ward, That on and after November 23 the Price of
en exchane ticket on , any of the City Passenger Rail
ways shal l beEIGHT CENTS
nol9-3t HENRY CRriSKRY. Secretary.
UNION BANK.—PM.L.II.Dh ILPEHA,
1863.
'Wit- Nov. 6.
meeting of the Board of Directors held this day, a
Dividend orwirß PER CENT., clear of State and United
States Tax, was declared. payable on demand.
• no 4 wfmtno26 J. J. RUCKER. Cashier.
WST. LURE'S - AUXILIARY TO THE
. SANITARY COMMISSION earnestly solicits from
newhere of the congregation and othere contributions
for the benefit of SICK and WOUNDED SOLDIERS. Ar
ticles of Diet. Flannel, and other Goode, may be sent to
the &filet , :,11.60m. an the. basement of the Church
MOIR H Street.helow Spruce, ) every FRIDAY.
between 9 and ~ 1^ o ' clock and Money to the 'Treasurer,
OHSW. OURIIMAX..IIO. S. Due.WARN Aye
*WAWA'
treet, below Moth,
W Flannel). Chicago
gt B Wray. Chicago
Henry S Russell. Ft Monroe
Miss o J SAnes,Baltimore
Mrs Anna Chi inpeito
biro W Amielly •
Miss C Dnborg
Mrs W Whitney
its Camphal,
W 'Morrison Montg'y co
W Brititon,DelaWlitH so
Miss S .1 Hall, Daleware
Samuel Martin, Baltimore
/RA Wtliiameon , BA/tin/OM
S D Moore. Penns
Henry Fisher. New York
Hon T Jones Yorke, N J
N Yocum, Memphis
W S Murphi, Memphis
Mrs Allen, W 0411'110On
I 11,n, llarttura
- .
W W Wenver. Hartford
HT \Theater, New klartford
Ft Oaten, New Tork
H Dnytr, Now Y rk
11 A Compton, New York
T g Raid win. WWl:neon
W W Davis, Mittliatewn
6 C Stewart. Millt.ntown
3 W liaverstica, Oorliale
street, aboireinftla.,
Jacob 11.31.-Jand
farael R Wainwright
Mrs tiloGanley, Delaware •
fohn A. Bach. Reading.
G T Gouts, New York
L C Tower. Rochester, N
Joe Seance, C nester co
I M Frick, Aehland.
C Read. Now York
R C Randolph, New SerseY
Jae B Ffooper, Baltimore
Miss Auge, Chester co
J Si Stewart, Troy, N . 17
Geo B Tower. IT S N
Rnti, Maryland
Miss Nate
Robt Neal.
R Edwards, Baltimore
Geo Thayer & wt . , Boston
C L Boyd, Gape May
W E C Rarri,,on. Baltimore
John Decamp & wf, Gin, 0
street, Above 3'sl
1" H Sri merters. Ohio
H A Thltne., New York
h.M HatoMo, Ohio
a. 4 RMhows, :few York
John P Winatoo, Kentucky
J E Lithium, EA TAUCkY
M Richter„ New York
Hood, New Jersey
k• Malcolm, &water,
D T Samoon, Ohio
A [Fred Lucent - al. Now York
J G Robinson, Jr, Wash, D C
R S Biwa nl4, IT s N
S ICenirtrd, Wilm'n. Del
S Creevey. Connecticut
t street, above Sixth.
rhos .11 Ogle, Delaware
--
I 11 Rogers, Delaware
F 8 Macon, New Jena:
Jas M. Johns, Delaware
Hon A.R Wootte 1, Del
S P Stearns, Princeton, N J
J id MezMt, Delaware
R Torr, Lane viler
Sac Higratten, Wilrn, Dal
Hon R D Carel. New Tersey
It N CatkaLl, Delaware
Wesley Green, Huntingdon
eet, above Third.
L 0 Babcock, Carbon co, Pa
S Ii Lavaa, Lit cister
Levi W Groff, ancaster
S Cover, S A
Ndward.:4, Now York
LAD Laub, Berkaoo
Jnhu Snevely, Join9town. P
Wm Nyca. Ptonxrille
viral Jelfaken St Louis
J 11i ffelrich., Ohio
mid St., above Arch.
iSos A Clark. Baltimore
!Jai Johnson, Salem, N
D W C Sharp, Salem, N
X Sheppard, Arid tOn, N J"
J S H4rvey, Williamsport
FIB Ramsey
John Thompson
Wash Boxier. Allentown
W B Schuyler & la. Penal
d street, below Vine.
C W Seaman, Phllada
Watson McGill, Becks co
Thos Holcomb, New JerseY
B Brosdhur.t. Backs co
Joab 3Etershon, Boc's c co
Ham, Watson, Backs co
Joseph Fell. Bucks el-
Ilferick Pearson. Bnclqs co
Joseph larver, Ne•v Jersey
Miss Carver, New Jersey
Paxson Hill, BuckinghaM
,Thos P-91A;,-dhisce-i.co
DI lionistomerv, N Tindon
C C Cauffnutn, Lane co
JB4 Galtiner, W Chester
J Henoibsey, Clkeito.r co
-
W C Dickey, Chester co
J Z Coffman, DI D, Penna
eet, above Callowhill.
N H Schetler, Ifontg Co
J din S Swart:ley, Mount co
F Brinkman. Lehighton
David H Trexier, Z.oneyille
l Shitier, Penntylvania
Henry Gthriel. Allentown
H J Dreher. Pottsville
9 Bear, Berks en
Jonathan Smith, , Bricks co
No. 27 S. Sixth st
fl. UNION
held October 20, the following doings of the Association
In the post year were ordered to be published, to wit:
Nrunber of visits made to homes of the suffering. 11.048
Number of families under care........, 4, 850
Number of sick ministered to 791
Number of dead ministered to hilii
Number of mitlite fonnd employment 0.69
No tuber of children sent to Sunday school 82
Number .f persons provided with WAIL= 62
Cash distributed by visitors 111,525 43
Cash Mid sewing women for the year 2,604 12
Cash for coal distributed (1,221 tone) 4,628 46
Value of coal donated 3LS 00
-Number of Rarmente distributed 1,477—va1ue.... 1,103 00
Articles of bedding, blankets, &c 375 OD
Boots end oboes-97 pairs 145 DO
MO stoves loaned—annual value 730 cfl
The followtrqr gentlemen We unanimously elated
officers and mrtnagrors to serve the ensuing yoar:
LIM OF OFFICERS FOR 1863-'6l.
PREEIDEN'T •
SAMUEL FL PERKINS. •
VICE PRESTDV.tiIE,
RICHARD V. WOOD
.1. FISHER LEA.misd.
TRILIBIIIOIIO.
'EDMOND WILCOX.
CORRAW . OOOI.OO SECRETARY,
L. MON rOOMERY BOND.
RECORDING SECRETARY,
JOilri H ATWOOIJ,
Benjamin Coatee, jeieph A, Dulles,
William M. Collins. John Aehhuret.
Theroaa Latimor„ Thom ts, A. Budd.
John Bohlen. ' Charles Rh cads,
William Parsee, Rietard Wood,
Arthur-G. Cain. Charles S. Wurte, M, D,,
Benjamin Orne; 13 R. Wood,
John W. CI whorls, William Sirens, Jr,.
Thomas Wotteon, James Bayard,
S Morris Wale, Joseph A Clay.
At a atibiortuent meeting of the Board of Managers
JOBN HICKS was re-olotted Agont,aud Messrs COOPER
and EV ANC, Collectors The Collectors will commence
their 'lanai rcnnds at an early day. Caulrilmtlaris may
0,0 ho left' with the Treasurer, EDWARD WILCOX,
404 CHESTNUT Street. or with the Agent, at the ollice
of .the Aasocation, N. W. corner SEVENTS . and S AN
SON Strsote. No other parsons are authorized to metre
aula•crlptlons mile et
OFFICE GIRARD F. AND AL INS.
CO.. CIS WALNUP St:, November 9, 1853
The Directors have declared a dividend of FIVE PER
CEP for the last ..tx months, clear of taxes. and pay
able to the Stockholders on demand.
noll-wfm9t Al PREP ILT.ETT, Treasurer.
pEtITTENDEN'S PUMA DELPIII/.1.
- .I:OMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 637 Off ES
Sin-et. (comer seventb. ) Day and Evening in
struction in BOOKKEEPING, in its various branches,
as pracOl-rd by the beet Accountants, Penmanship, Ha
thieve, Votes, Calculationn, am. Students instructed
sera rately. and can enter at any time. nol!)-3t4
naNs:-riztLnn~r -
.—The following gentlemen
s 13anR, to serve for the ea-
1111E.CHANICS'
"" PH1..., N0v.16. 1663.
elected Directors of chi
suing SFflr:
.io, kph B Mitchell,
William R. ThomPeoll.
John C. Davin.
Charle," Leland.
• Louis C. longPrich,
Benjamin W. Tingley,
0 1), lioseugarten.
nt,Yl-6t
WIRGAND. In., Caqhler
SURGEON-ArETISI"S vii [ICE,
FOR MUTILATED SOLD ams.—:iOLDIERS' who
tore 106 t. an ARM or LEG in the service, and desire the
Patent ' PALMER. Limbs" to be supplied by Govern.
meet, should return thin notice immodintely to this of
dee, *toting their lose by letter, with name. company,
t.egiresid, and reeidence. B. FRANK PALMER,
0.:,22-if 1609 CIFIESTNITT Street. Phi d elnh
. CORN RX
CIeE Ik TmraLALntliLTovB,E63
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT., clear of all Tax.s. aad payable 031
lerscrd. J. W. TORREY,
uo4-tf Cashier.
PRNMSYLVANIA. RAILROAD COM
PANY, TREASURER'S DEPAR CMEVT.
PHILADELPECT.A., October 13, 1863.
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,
parable on and after Dlovembar 16.1863
1 5 owers of attorney for collection, of dividends can be
had on application at the office , of the Company,
438 South THIRD Street.
THOS. T. FIRTH. Treasurer.
MILITARY -NOTICES.
GENERAL RECRUITING OFFICE )
No. 611 CHESTNUT Street.
Recruits wanted for all the gallant old
ARTILLERY.
_ R ,
CAVALY. and
INFANTRY REGIMENTS,
Now in the service. raised, or partly, raised. in this
city. The following bounties will be paid to all reorails
enlisting at this office:
Veteran Volunteer,. and all others 41302 seventy
fibs dollars of which will be paid in cash before leaving
tbe general rendezvous..
Now is El e time to enlist: choose a good regiment, se
t-rue the bounty, serve cinder officers of ex.nerience,and
avoid being conscripted- All who contemplate enlisting
hcnld aPPEY at once CHAS. N. CA WALLADER,
Captain 2d Artillery, 112:11 P V.
no2o-El* ' General Recruiting Officer.
$402 AND $302 BOUNTYx-FORTI
FICATION ARTILLERY. A few good men wanted
for the 2d Art3l.lBr9, (112th Regiment P. V.. A.
A.- Gibson, U. $. A. colonel commanding.
The bat.. rig, of this faithful old regiment have been as
signed to posts of honor, and are at present occupying
the most prominent fortificatione in the defences of
Washir. pion.
e gua bounties commodious and comfortable. The
following are given:
To-Veteran Volunteers, $402. _
All no:: Veterans, EVA.
ffi76 caql is psid before leaving the general rendezvous.
Apply with( at delay
Capt. CHAS. N. CADWALLADER.
no2o 50 Recruiting Officer, No. 611 CHESTNUT St...
FINANCIAL.
6-20. v. S. 6,20.
The undersigned. as General Snbseription Agent: Is
authorized by the Seiretary of 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 safficieV to furnish a basis
for the circulation of the National Banking Associations
now being formedln every.part of the Country. But a
ehort time must elapse before this loan is wholly ab
sorbed, the demand from Europe, Germany especially,
being quite active.
As it is Well known that the Secretary of the Tres•
sexy has ample and unfailing resources in the drake OR
imports, internal revenues, and in the issue of interest
bearing Legal Tender Treasury Notes, it is nearly se4-
lain that it will not be necessary for 'him for a long time
to come to Lague further permanent Loans, the interest
and principal of which are payable in Gold.
These considerations must lead to the prompt cousin
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
SIX PER CENT. LOAN,
the interest and principal being Payable in coin, thus
yielding about HIGHT per cent. per annum at the present
premium on gold..
It Ia called "Five-Twenty," from the fact that whilst
the Bonds may ran for twenty years, yet the Govern
ment has the right to pay them off in gold at par, at any
time after jive years.
The interest is paid half yearly on the first days of lid
'camber and May.
Subscribers can hays Coupon Bonds 'which are paya
ble to bearer and issued for IMO, noo, 460 a, and $l,OOO,
or Registered Bonds of similar denominations, and in
addition $45,000 and $lO,OOO.
These "Five-Twenties" cannot be taxed by States,
cities. towns, or counties. and the Government tax on
'them is only orie and a half per cent, on the amount of
income. when the income exceeds six hundred dol
lars per annum. Income from all other investments,
such as mortgages, railroad stocks, bonds, &c., mac
pay from three to dye per cent tax on the income.
Banks and Bankers throughout the country will con
tinue to dispose of the Bioilds, and all orders by mail or
otherwise properly attended to.
The Treasury Department having perfected arrange=
meats for the prompt deliver; of Bonds, Subscribers
will be enabled to receive them at the time of subscri
bing, or at farthest in FOUR days. This arrangeme3t
will be gratifying to parties who want the Bonds on pay
ment of the money_and will greatly increase the sales.
JAY" COOTiE,
SUBSCRIPTION A.GRNT,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
MICHAEL JACOBS,
BANKER,
No. 46 South THIRD Street,
Pamenammre.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, SPECIE. AND UNCUM.
RENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the Negotiation of Time
Paper. CITY WARRANTS BOUGHT. ocs-3A
CARD.-UNION . PACIFIC RAIL
a--.• WAY COMPANY (EASTERN DIVISION) BONDS
(KANSAS BRANCH . OF-TEE PACIFIC RAILROAD).—
As Bonds of the above degeription 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 yrohibito 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 wrier lien to
all montages or deeds of trust which can be executed by
said Company. Any investment in said Bonds, without
authority from the undersigned, will be invalid, and
will entail a total- loss upon the parties who shall ven
ture to purchase them. ROSS, STEEL, & CO.',
Contractors for building the Leavenworth. Pawnee, and
Western (now called Union Pacific) Railway, Eastern
Division
LRAVENWORTH CTTY. Kansas. Nov. 4.-1863. no9-12t—
MOTELS.
JONES' HOUSE
C. H. MANN,
PROPRIETOR,
CORNER DIARKET STREET AND MARKET-SQUARB.
ELLBRISBURG, PA.
Having returned to my native State. after several
years' residence in Baltimore. I respectfully solicit a
ebare of public patronage at the above•namea popular
House. [noe-frmwlm] -C. H. MANN.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
H. S. BENSO N, PROPRIETOR,
formerly of the Ashland House, Philadelphia.
He is determined to merit, and hopes to reseive, a fall
share of public patronage. Je2l.-Sra
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
LLATR BROWN'LIa_
PENN YLVANIA AVENUE.
Between Sixth and. Seventh Streets, -
WASHINGTON CITY.
A. B. POTTS.
my24-em-- • Proprietor.
ciIAT!LES RHOADS,
CONVEY/le-No-ER,
TUB REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
No. 30 SOUTH SETENIII STREET,
ABOVE CHESTNUT. WE , T SIDE.
nol7•4t+
SPECIAL NOTICE.—
. _
HARTELL'S - ALL-GLASS FRUIT JARS.
NSW CAPSULE FRUIT JARS.
AMERICAN AND FRENCH GLASS SHADES.
1474YEWFSHNERIES.
BARTELL & LETCHWORTH.
- 1 010441151 As. 13 Ecith 111711. West.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1863.
COOPER & OONARD,
NT.kTH AND MARKET.
VELOUR CLOTHS.
FROBTF i D BEAVERS.
FINE CASSIMERES.
BLANKETS.
BROOHE SHAWLS.
LADIES' CLOAKS.
BOYS' FINE CLOTHING,
818 OPENING, - 818
AT THE
ARCH-STREET CLOAK STORE,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' .AND MISSES' CLOAKS.
nob-tf
Tr.ene V Bake!,
- Ebenezer Maxwell.
Robert tit«aii,
Edwatd James.
Josepli G.
David Milne.
FRENCH MERINOES'.-
De:Arable colors at the right prices.
Fronch Poplins, bought early—prices 10IY.
Cheap Plaid and.plain Poplins.
37M cent Magenta plaid Reps—a bargain.
Black Alpacas at 31 to 75 cents.
.Dist opened Auction lota at 44, 50, 62, and 75 cents.
$l.OO double widths Lupine' Black Wool Dehtns - are
very flue,and heavy. COOPER at CONARD,
ocoo tf ' S. B. corner NINTH. and MARKET;
VDWIN • HALL & -CO., 26 SOUTH
- 1 -d SECOND Street, would call the attention of oar
ehaiere to their Keck of - -
CLOTHS! CLOTHS!
LADIES' CLOTHS AND MEN'S WEAR
VELOURS,
ORIIVCRILLAS,
FROSTEDS,
VELTS
NOSCO VE Wd
ESQUUII/161c •
SCOTCH TWISTS,
Our stock is full of the very choicest styles in the
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.
sontinues to receive our special attention. We now
have in store all shades and grades. n03.tn024
THE ATTENTION OF
THE TRADE
IS CALLED TO
. OTTII. s , rocam OF
SAXONY. WOOLEN CO. all-wool Plain Flannel.
TWILLED FLANNELS,
Various makes„ in Gray, Scarlet, and Dark Blue,
PRINTED SHIRTING FLANNELS.
PLAIN OPERA FLANNELS.
"PREMIERE QUALITY,”
Square and Long Shawls:
WASHINGTON MILLS Long Shawls.
BLACK COTTON WARP CLOTHS,
15, 16, I'7, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 oz.
FANCY CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS, all grades.
BED BLANKETS, 10.4, 11.4, 124, 134.
COTTON GOODS, DENIMS, TICKS, STRIPES,
STILRTINGS, ELc., from various Mills.
DE COURSEY, HAMILTON, et
EV A.N S,
33 LETITIA Street, and
32 South FRONT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
OPENING OF FANCY FURS
FURS! FURS
GEORGE F. WOBIRilll,
108. 415 AND 417 ARCH STRUT.,
NAB NOW OPEN
A kIILL ASSORTMENT
OF
LADIES' FURS,
Ifo'lwhleh the attention of , the online in Wilted. .a29-Its
SILK THREADS AND COTTONS
For
RIMING MACHINES,
Wholesale and retail.
LAING dr MAGINNTS:
nol4.lm* . No. 30 North THIRD Street
TILDEIMERS C'o LORED PHOTO
graphs fox la are pictures for the times; accurate,
naturally colored. and cheap. Purchase one at Gallery
SECOND Street. above Green. lt*
WESTLEY RICHARDS GIIN.—A
-vr
superior BIRD GUN, made by wzsrLaY RICH
ARDS. in case complete. price *MO. for sale by
PHILIP WILSON & CO.. •
nol4-6t 409 Chestnut street.
iaTHOMSON'S LONDON
KITCHENER OR EUROPEAN. RANGE, for
families, hotels, or public institutions, ii
TWENTY' DIFFERIINT SIZES. Also. Phila.
delphia Ranges,. Hot-Air -Furnaces, Portabld; Heaters.
Lowdown Orates, Fireboard Stoves, Bath Bollers.-Bteir'
hole Plates, Broilers, Cooking Stoyee,'Bo., at wholesale
by the manufacturers
i r - -
d retail,
- CHAN. SHAEPE.'k niomsoi. •
sau-Irtm-ta Ito. WS) ig, illia 4 01) Stmt,.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
RLANKETS I BLANKETS 1 BLANK.
KRUM
The Mined Aesortment oc
BLA. - Nnv.ws,
AT TDB LOWEST PRICES,. .
OFFERED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. "BT
CIOWPERTHWAIT tb CO,
W. 00R. EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.
iletfitd.ol •
J.OHN H. -STORES, • •
70;6 A.R.cFr f,TREET.
BROWN SILKS - '
Black Silks, from $l told.
Lx.dies' 6nuare Blanket Shawls.
Ladies' Long Blanket Shawls,
141 i nes' Lose Blanket Sha tole.
Plain Long Shawls. . .
GPI) te" Travelling Shawls. •
Gloves, Hosiery, Merino Vesta, die., nol9
1024- ORRSTOUT STRUT.
B. M. NEEDLES
IS ELBOBITISS DAILY
&LL DISIEAI3LE NOVELTESX
LATEST ImPowrierrogg,
1.1.0112,
LNIMOIDSIIIIIB,
- ILLIDKIO/0111EFS,
vsia k 4. es
1024 CHERI.? UT STREET
OPEN' NO , OF FALL DRESS GOODS,
H. STEEL 6; SOW,
Hos. 715 and 715 North TBITTH Strset.
Kw, tt now open a choice assortment of
FALL AND WHATHE DBBSS 000D3.
Plain Silks, choice colors, $1 26 to Si.
• Plain AloWe Antiques, cholas si.Utd - es.
Plain Black Silks. 90c to $2.60.
Fianred Black Silks; Fancy Silks.
Plain All-wool Reps and Poplins. aII4OIOrP,
Plain Silk and Wool Hops; all colors.
•
Flawed and Plaid Hops and Poplins.
Plain French Alertness, choice colors. 4
1 101 Plain French Merinoes, choice odors. W. ass
Colored and Black Moire Antiques.
Colored and Black Corded Silks.
Black An:flares and Venitienne.
Black Taffetas and White Silks.
Fancy Silks. Brown Fla - fired Silks.
Black Flawed Silks. and Oros de Shines.
Oared, Wine, Green, andlirown Silks,
White Corded Silks- • n 044
COMMISSION . HOUSES.
WILLUM T. SNODGRASS"
C ILOTIBE IMOVICIEt.
No, 34 SOItiTtirSECOND STREET,
FRESH STOOK
NEW STYLE COAT.
INCi-S,
B ASEC ET MIXED,
BEAVERS, &NOY
PILOTS,
CA.STORS, . -
ox-fmNaom
NOTICE TO GRAIN DEALERS AND
SHIPPERS.
20,000 UNION A, SEAMLESS BAGS,
The Beet luttgftnarket.
Arco,
BURLAP BAGS,
Of all Sizes. for Horn, Oats, Bone-dust, Coffee, &c., are
manufactured and for sale, for net each, by
.01/ARLES S. GRIGG, AgE11111;
No. 137 AL&BKZT Street (Second StorY).
oelildat Late of 219 Church
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HUTOHI.N•
19011,
No. 1.111 CHESTNUT STREET,
001ERCESSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA—MADE GOODS.
toe2l-Sm
BAGS ! •BAGS I BAGS
NEW AND SECOND HAND,
SNAXLISS, BURLAP, AND 01TINI
BAGS,
oonssantay on load.
JOHN T. BAILEY .45k 00.,
No. 113 Nagni FRONT STRUT.
017 - 'WOOL BACKS FOR BALE
IhADIESP FURS.
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
Jrolllq FAREII A,
•
No. 718 ARCH 6TREET. BELOW EIGHTH,
Importer and Manufacturer
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
iffy assortment of FAITCY PUBS for Ladies and Chil
dren is now complete, and embracing every variety that
will be but . hionable during the present season. .W sold
at the manufacturers' Den*, for cash. Ladies, please
give me a call. ort4m
JOHN A, STAIHB ACH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
NO. 1326 ARCH STREET.' BELOW NINTH,
Has now open a splendid stock of
LOMB AND. CHILDREN'S FLIES,
Which will be sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES. oe2-8m
EDWARD P. KELLY,
JOHN KELLY, •
Tll LOBS /
14% SOUTH THIRD STREET.
NEAR. THR B.I6ICANC4II,
FORMERLY CHESTNUT ABOVE plr.lol`.ll,
MVO now In store a LARGE STOOK and
.ortment
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
TERMS ()MM.—Prices ranch lower than any other
Irat•aless establishment. ooliktt
BLACK OASS. PANTS, ss*
At 'lO4 mayarz greet.
SLACK CASS. PANTS, $5.60, At 7047516_1M8? Street.
SLACK CASS. PANTS, $6.513. At 704 MARKET Street
BLACK CASS. PANTS. $5.50, At 704 MARKET Street.
SLACK CASS. PANTS. $5.60, At 704 MARKET Street.
map & VAN ourrEva, No. 704 MARKET Street.
78.100 & VAN °CATES'S, No. 704 MARKET Street..
GRIGG & VAN OUNTSN'S. No. 704 MARKET fltreoA
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Bids will be received for any portion of thequantiti
not less than 100 t - ns.
Bids, with approved sureties, will be required for the
fulfilment of any contract that may be made in Pursu
ance of this advertisement.:
The Department reserves the rightto reject any or all
hide, if not deemed satisfactory for any cauee
Proposals will 'be addressed to Brigadier • General
George D. Ramsey, Chief of Ordnance. Washington. D.
C. , and will be endorsed "Propos alGE R s for D
Lead."
GhORAMSAY.
no2o4mwllt Brig. Gan Chief of Ordnance.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
WASHINOTON DEPOT, November 17. 1533.
SEALED PE OPOSALb will be received at the office of
Captain C. FL Tompkine. A. Q. M., U. S• A.. at the corner
of Twenty-second and 0 streets, in this city. until
MONDeY. December 21st. 1E63, at 12 o'clock et.. for tae
sale of all the manure now on hand, or that may be pro
duced at stables and corrals of this Depot within the
next twelve months succeeding the date of the letting of
the contract.
The manure will be awarded to the highest bidder-or
bidders, who will be required to take it away at his or
their own expense. The quantity now on hand to be
taken away within six months from the date of contract;
and that which 'may damn], te, within - six months
fr, m the date at which it may be produced. -
-
Bide mutt be made at so much per cubic yard:-'., -
Bids will be received for. the quantity on hand . ,.c.andf7..
the subsequent product at each stable and corral sePit- .
rateiy, or for the wl ole together.
. .
If a bid,is made in the name ofi dim. the name of all -
the pat ties mast appcar, or it be considered as the'
individual proposal of the party signing it.
The full name and
,post Mlles address of the bidder
must appear Di the proposal.
Proposals must be addrevved to Captain C. H Tomp
kins, n Q. M., U. S. A. Washington, D. C., and should
be plainly marked, " Proposals for Manure." ,
Payment-will be required to be made in Government
funds, at the end of each month, for the manure removed
during the month. .
An oath of. allegiance will be required from each suc
cessful bidder.
Goad and saiilcfent bands, in the sum of (E 1.000) one
thOESEITid dollars, will be required of each successful bid
der for the faithful performance of his contract_
The Quartermaster reserves the ri.rht to reject all bids_
that nay be deemed to the Interest of Government not to
accept. D. H. RUCKER.
Brig Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
. (mid Washington.
WATER . w HEELS, HYDRAULIC
RAMS, WINDMILLS. Brash and. Iron Lift and
Force PUMPS. Country residences supplied with porta.
Me" Otut Works, and every convenience of 'Gas and
Water. Plumbing. Gas, and Stearn Fitting.
M ' COWN
A & RROADE‘
• -
CM•MVITSW, 15121. MARNET Street.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF .M1:181111;
A. BLEGFELD
GERMAN OPERA_
FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Mt
NINTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
(Viret time by the German Opera.)
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
COMO Una. IN THREE ACTS. BY ROHM.
Count Ai maviva Harr Efabefrandut.
Bcastna Mad Jobannaact.
Bartolo Herr Weinlish.
.
Don BaBlllo Herr Graff.
Figaro Herr Steineets.
In the eteond ant Madame JOHAIIDISSN will intye
duce the celebrated vALSE. by Venzane, and Herr
IiABELMANN will introduce the celebrated emend%
by F. Abt. . .
"SLEEP WELL. SWEET' ANg,,EL.'T
Prim RR aerial
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at 2 o'clook.
GRAND GtJ AL MATINEE.
(BY Particular desire,
STRADELLA,
GRAND OPERA BY P. VON FLOTOW.
Admleelen to all pane of the HOLIBEI rip Ceake
Reeervod Beata 25 canto extra.
- SATURDAY EVENING, November Met,
Grand Voc,l and Orchestral
Director
CONCERT,
.Carl Anschats
BEETHOVRIPb SYMPHONY IN C MINOR.
Tickets 60 cents each
CONCERT HALL
MONDAY SVENING, November:lBtb, MS
WAUGH'S NEW PANORAMA,
"IT A LY,"
AND
HER WAR FOR. FREEWDL
A Panoramic Tour through Italy during the War, patntek
by E B. Waugh, will be exhibited, for the tint time, at
CONCERT HAIrL s.
CHESTNUT St., ob. T WELETH: Philadelpkla,
ON YOND AY, EVENINCi. November .16th, 1881. eat
CONTINUE EVERY EVENT &O MIRING- THE WERE.
COL. WILLIAM H. MAURICE
The 010qnant and popular speaker, is eagasied eel
ILLUSTRATING LECTURER
And. wilL at the clme of the exhibition, recite Yam
oul-htirring Poem of
TUE SLEXPING SENTINEL.
Doom open at 7. •Commencing et 75.1". o'clock
Admlsbton. 25 cents,
MUSICAL FUND H.A.LL.-.
J. GRAU'S NEW ITALIAN OPERA. CQMPATT.
Mr. GRAU respectfully announces that he will give In
ilia city
TWO GRAND OONOERT.
ON FRID, , ,Y . AND SATURDAY EVEN/ NOS,
November 20 end 21,
. .
On which occaPion tbefollowing eminent artigg 10.=
appear an the same evening:
MADAME SOPTith VERA LOR: NI,
The celebrated Prima Donna and Lyric Tragedienne,
from the principal Opera Houses in Europe.
Her tir:t appearance in this nit!.
MLLE PAiTLINE CASTEL
The distinguished Cantatrice,
Her S rat - appearance in this city.
BULLS MORENuI,
The favorite Contralto.
SIGNOR LUIGI STEPS NI.
SIGNOR MORELLI.
The celebrated Tenor,
The renowned Baritone.
SIGNOR
Conductor aid Musical Director.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAN„
To all parts of the Hall. Seats may be secured with,
out extra e herge. at GOULD'S Music Store. SEVENTH.
and CHESTNUT Streets. Rola-fig
XTEW CHESTNUT-ST. TLIPIATRBI.-
Leinwand Manager Mr. WM. WELBATGIit,-
BENEFIT
ivoiire. JONES,
On which occasion che will 'lvrea!' in
TWO CHAR A CTERS.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, November 20. ME,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Pauline Miss A Mita 101161;
Claude Malnotte Mr. J B. Stalley
Col, Dumas (Lis first appearance) Mr. T. B. De Walden..
MUSICAL CONDUCTOR..
To conclude with the E
EDNEY MOON.
.Tnlianna..•• •
Doke Ayanza.
Jacques
Mr. W. WHEATLEY bar, exceeding pleasure is art
nonncing that he hat , entered into an engagement for '-
limited period with the
GREAT. AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN,
ED WIN FORREST,
Who will make his first. appearance on MOND AK 87 1 1--
NUM, Nov. 23d, 1863.
WEDNEStAY EVENING. November 25, first appear
ance of the' col. orated Swiss toro,eette. •
MLLE JOHANNA CLAUSSEN.
Who will appear in.
THREE. COMIC CFI aIIaCTEIN ri0?.0.2t
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW
ARCH
STREET THEATRE-ARCH Street, above Sixth.
eEDA D. P
. 10
%ERS.
T-NIGHT
LLE; OR, THE FATE OF A
COQUETTE
Dirs.
D: P. Bowers.
Barton Hill.
Camille
Armand Duval
To conclude with (first time)
TURN • Rig. OUT.
Nicodemne Nobba
. .
Mr. Eglantin goetean Owenliarlow
Sara Mica /0 4 ePhiaa Henry.
Prices as usual. No extra clutrke for secured Feats.
Doors open at 63. f o'clock. Commence at 7,K.o'clock.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
V Y Le.see Mrs. ST. GARRETTSON
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MISS PROVOST,
THIS (Friday) EVENING. Nov. 20.
Performs nces commence with the 3d. 4th, and. 6th acts of
AS•Yoll LIKE IT.
Rosalind, with the celebrated Cuckoo song Miss PrOlfoet.
To be followed by the Comic Drama entitled.
THE 'WIDOW'S STRATAGEM. -
Francine • Miss Mary Provoat.
To conoina.....itn_ thewimderful performance of the
ARA B TirAlirrS.
WALNUT STREET 'TFIFEATRE.
FAREWELL COMPLIMENTARY BEFIT TO
MISS MARY PROVOST.
ITnanimonsly tendered by the
LEADING CITIZENS.
The Plays selected—last three acts of Sbakspeare's
Y. 3 17 Ma IT.
Rosalind, With " Cuckoo"song, .
MISS MARY PROTON!.
THE WIDOW'S STRATAGEM.
Francine, with song. MISS MARY PROVOST.
MR. K FISKE
has, upon this occasion. kindly volunteered to soma 44
TOUCEISTONE,
One of Shakspeare's subtle creations
THE WONDERFUL
ARAB TROUPE -
in their indescribable performance.
Seats can now be secured *
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 17.1883.
. _
Niss...7lfary Provost :
DEAR DIADA.3I: Impressed with the advantage Mao
ferred on the Drama, and the delight afforded its vote
riga by yovr repreaentattons. so remarkable I,r their
fidelity to nature, their chast:ned bounty and exquisite
mimetic art. we desire to be afforded an opportunity
of Riving an ex - pressiou to this feeling; and. in Ws
view, ask.y our consent to name tt.. , evening on which we
- can tender to you a COMPLIMENT SAY BENEFIT, prior
to Y our departure from our city. which, we understand.
owing to your engagements, must take place at the close
of the " - resent weak
. With the highest respect,
WM. B. Mann, 1 George H. Moore,
Geo I a Haven, Danl. - Dougherty,
T- B. Fugh, Baud Kelly.
Chas. Faun. Chas. Brooke,
Jame , Heigh, ..Bost. Beatty.
Chas. Gilpin, A M Walkinshaw.
GIRARD Itotrae, Nov. IL
To William. B. Mann, Esq., and others:
Ginztri.E3tEs: Your kind and complimentary letter La
before me. I thank you The compliment will never
be forgotten. Fr:day. November 20. 1202, I will be the
happy roc.pien.t of your favors.
Organlly yonra
GREAT SCOT TISH BALL. FIFTH
ANNUAL BELL of the CALEDONIAN CLUB. fox
the 'BENEFIT of ibe LIBRARY. THURSDAY ENT.,
VINO. December lOth, 1561, at MUSICAL FUND' HALL..
Tickets $1
D. WRIGHT, Secretary.
"FEAT NATIONAL CIRCUS. NO-.
- VELTY AND ENTFIUSIASSI.---3L9RKET Street.
above Twelfth.—Open at 7% o'clock each evening, under
the Manaternent ot Mrs. CRA.RLES WARNER, formed)
Mrs DAN RICE.
The celebrated WHITBY FAMILY Mrs. F. WHIT
,TAKER. Md lle ELVIRA, Mr: C. }I ING: and NAT'
'AUSTIN. the greet Clown t the intrepid WM YOHNG,
in La Eeherle Perileuse every Evening this week.
Comic Males, Prof.--WALMBOLD.; The Man of Mans-
Parma. and a fall Troupe of
- ACROBATS AND GYMNASTS.
- -
The CONRAD BROTHERS. The Intrepid BATON
'STONE will also appears the Wild Camanche Mae
ADMISSION. —Stage Seats. 00 cents ;Private Box, VII-
Parquet, 25 cents • Gallery, 15 cents. .
MATINEES on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Alt-
TIMMONS. commencing at 2% o'clock. noIS4S
F OX'S CASINO-CHESTNUT ST.
LOST TWELVE NIGHTS,
LAST TWELVE NIGHTS.
OF ,MLLE. GALLETTI and MONS. TOPHOI7.-
The best Dancers in the World.
Continntd EMCCESS of
CH /ELEA E. COLLINS.
AND THE GREAT STA.P. CTISPANY. nole-Or
TEMPLE' OF WONDERS--ASSEMBLI'
BUILDINGS, TENTH% AND CSESTNIIT STEM&
itousement for Old s.nd Young. Mirth and Etappincr.-- ,
open for the season. Constant cuanzo of Entertainan,l...
SIONOR BLITZ,
AVERY EVEZING, eoniroenoinx at 734' o'olook. az4.
Wednesday and Saturday at 3, eonolating of New Iflf
teries in Netrc-rasucs, resat success in Vantrilosrat
and the Learned Canary Birds.
Admission 26 cents: Children 115 cente
p OTHERMEt'S GREAT
MARTYRS TN THE COLISEUM,
NOW EXHIBITING AT THE ,
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
ANIA ORCHESTRA.— PUBLIC
miusemseLs sver, SATURDAY, 3.5‘ o'clock.
M., at We MUSICAL FUND HALL; Slagle tickets.
26 cents. Packages of six tickets, I. To be had ar ,
ANDRE'S, 1104 CHESTNUT Street; J. E. 0011 la.
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT, and at the Hall door.
042-tot
PENNSYLVANIA DEdird
THE FINE ABTE.
CHESTNIIT STREW-
OPEN DAILY (Bundityx excepted) from
Ad lIIINSIO3I 26 cents. Children half price.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS- TO:
CALIFORNIA_ .
EXTRA FREIGHT STEAMER..
To FlCCOMincid ate Shippers who are unable to forward,
their Goods by the regular line, an EXTRA STEAM - BR
(the ATLANTIC) will be despatched frOm.NEW TORS.
from the 23d to 25th inst. with FREIGHT only. It in ,
expected, that Goods by this Steamer *ill go forward'
erom Panama by Pacific Mail Steamship Company'r
steencerDeavinkthare on or about the nub. December,
and will arrive in San - Francisco in time for the Christ
mas Holidays.
For further particulars and. early .despatch apply to.
the Office of
WELLS, FAXGO, &
607 CHESTIIDTStreet,
Philadelphia.
GEO. FIELD. Agent.
D°N'T DHSS 'THE PRESENT OPPOR
tnnity to get a superior portrait REIIIRR'S
epien—
did pictures, photographs to oil colors, at SE—
COND Street, above Green,
CORRECT PIANO TUNING.
—Mr. C. E. SLRGENT'S orders for taming.
and repairing Pianos are received at MASON Is CO.'s..
store, 907.ClaSTNUT Street, only.
Mr. S. has had eleven years factory experience inlion •
ton, and live_years' employment in Philadelphia.
SPROUL. — 3 ace relmthered to 601111 d as 60 ft 11ft
sweet toned as new, without removing.
Terms for Tuning, 161.
TRUSSES, BRACES, ase.,.
- "t skilfully adjusted by 0.1,H NEEDENS.
• corner of TWELFTH aml RACE Streets.
Ladies' Department for same, conducted- bp
tidies, TWELFTH Street: first door below Race Thiel
most complete - and varied stook on hand, eonsistLux
nut of Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Belts..
Bandroces, 'Elastic Stochlnts, Crutches. Syringes. Ai' ,
tialwa far I%.7nritory. Sick Ronm. ce .oihn sf
CAIN PIPE—S TONEW
JJ DAMN PlPEfrom 2to 12 , iieti. bore.
3•lnch bore '-', 25 C64l±S Per
d 0........... .... .... . .. ..... 30 • "do. do.
4 do:. 40 do. do.. .
6 • - -• 60 - do. do.,
6... PS dq., do;
Every varlet : Pfif canehtions. bends. traps. and ItOpr i ere,
We are no* prepared .to tarnish Piro In WIT Cir , rzliity;
and on liberal terms, to dealers and those liiknOranint IX
large quantities. - • - - -
ORNAMENTAL CHIMNEY TOW , "" •
Vitriled Terra Cotta Chimney Tom
nloutal designs, warranted to stand SAP mum of coal
gas, or the weather in anu i llfate.
A great traria - P.9f Ornamental Grzden Vases Wrens '
COtts, olefdeitUatadga: 8 •• all alv,s and warranted to:
Terra Cotta V r (Wks
stand the proiltherso. Pato.' Pter Pots Hauler
ilashete,. a adVard.ia'Statuayw. •
Philadelphia
ana Wa"r oo /4 11 . 1r AO. caitsnarr Street. ;
,
' B. A. HANEN3OII.
Lessee and Vic
...Business lliNineel.
MA. MARK IiASSLIN.
...MIAs Avonia Jones.
..Mr J. B. Stadler.
Mr. T. B. De Walden
- Stuart Robson
.MARY PROVOST.
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