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"flotai iTß'fl Honey Soap. .
Miebrated TOILET BOAP, ln snch universal do
i, !a made from the CHOICEST materials, la MILD
EMOLLIENT la its mature, FRAGRANTLY SOBHT
and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL in its action upon
Skin. For sale hy all Druggists and Fancy Good*
, ara , \ feM-tutnsly
Populab Clothing House op Phila.
“OAK HALL.”
Best-class Roods at moderate prices.
' ' WAHAMAKER & BROWN,
earner SIXTH and MARKET Streets,
dost Department (to make to order) No. 18. Sixth St.
sBiiBB & Wilson’s Highest Premium
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
the cheapest, Simplest, and best,
tjurooiiH, TO* CHESTNUT Street, abov# SaTenti.
MARHIED.
FBTERBON-—LEHBIAN.—• On Thursday morning, Oct.
at Si Peter’s Church, hy the Rer. Geo. .Leeds,
than S. Petersohto Marion Y. Massey, daughter of
iateWm..E_Behmau. *
h'HITE—MEYER—On the morning of the 6th inst..
the roaldenoe of Wm.Hagy, Esa., by Rev Anthony
v.-ood, George Gerry White to Josephine Moyer, all
Philadelphia. *JS
G A RKETSON—H ALDEMAN. —On the 4th instant, hy
o Rev. Mr. Wheeler, Jacob Garretaon, of this city,
Kate, danghtev of John Haltleman, of Lancaster
IAKL—MECKE.—On the 6th instant, at the Church of
i Advent, by the Rev. J. W, Claxton, George W,
rl to Martha B , danghter of George Mecke, Bsq. .**
'OWNS—LONGSTRET3. —On the 4th of October,
1, in St. James’ Church, Bristol, by the Rev. A. B.
line, rector of Christ- Church, Germantown, Dr.
bertN Downs to Mrs Sarah A. Longstreth, daughter
the late Dr Edwin P. Atlee _ *
JOATES—AUDENRIED. —Oa Thursday morning:, the
i insfc, t by the Key. E. E, Adams, t> O , Mr. Jamas
Coates to Miss Anuio C.Audenried, both of this city.
> cards. *
3DIEXS.
FEIRE,— Near Wilmington,"Del.,,Oot. 6, James
d Le Peire, aged 5 years and 7 months, son of Jo
i and'Garnlinft I*eßeire. t . ' ,_■ T
rlends of the family will meet at the burial ground,
ruer'Fifth end Arch streets, on Saturday monsmg, at
If past P o’clock, without farther notice. _ *
r&MOiVS.-Oij the morning of the 6th inst., John
imons, In the G2d year of hie age.
he relatives and friends of the family are respect
iy invited to attend his fuuetal, from hts late resl
ice, No. 726 North Seventh street, on First day, the
inst., nt 2o’clock F. M, , , .
GRANGER.—Suddenly, on the 6th Inst., Mrs Elisa
h Granger, wife of Henry Granger, in the 67th year
101* 886.
he relatives and friends of the family are respect
lyinyitedtoattendherfuneral, from the House of
'age, on Sunday, at 12 o’clock, to. proceed to Mount
iah Cemetery. . Lancaster pape, s please copy.
UOST. —September 22(1, at Bowling Green, Ky., of
■ase contracted in camp, Lieut. George F. Frost, la
26th year of his age, eldest son of the late John
it, LT,. H,
ae male friends of the family are respectfully invited
ittend the funeral from tbs residence of bis mother,
21C6 West Delanoey Plaoe, on Friday afternoon at
clock. **
IB BEN.—On the sth inst., Mrs, Ann Tlbben, in the
li year of her age.
ler relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
tend her funeral, from Mr. Nice Keely’a, Spring
•eefc, near Ridge road, Boxborough, ou Saturday* the
of .October, at 21’. M. . . .***
ISON & SON, MOURNING STORE,
do. 018 CHESTOTT Street, have received—
Black Delaines.
“ all- wool Motwsallnoß, stnele width.
“ '* “ doable width,
and White Delaines.
** and Purple Delaines.
*' and White all-wool Monsesllnei.
“ and Purple “ “
*■ Tamlses and Bombasines.
*' Merinoes and Cashmeres.
‘ 1 Seps, Empress Cloths, Alpacas, ft*.
i29-tf ■ , '
IE & LAN DELL OFFER WHOLE*.
SALE,
Beat show of MERINOES in town,
Beat show o! POPLINS in town,
Best show of SILKS in town.
, Best show of SHAWLS in town,
B§st show of CLOAKS in town.
HALL OF THE UNION LEAGUE,
EESTNUT, ABOVE TWELFTH STREET.
Invitation of tie
UNION LEAGUE,
at ■ . 3
Hon. JOHN TFV- FOBNEY
WILL ADDRESS TEE FtJBLIC OS
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 7,
AT 8 O’OIiOOK,
•T THE HAM. OF THE UNION BEAGUE,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
The Ladies are invited to be present,
TIIIItTEES rU WAIID, AROUSE.
LINCOLN, JOHNSON, AND VICTORY.
The loyal citizens of the ..Thirteenth ward will a«-
■mbie at the
HAIL: OF THE UNION LEAGUE.
Northwest corner FRANKLIN and BUTTONWOOD
tieeU ’ ON SATOBDAY EVENING, OctS.
■participate in the Grand Onion Torchlight Proses
•p.
The line will be formed at 6>f o'clock, precisely,
isgs, Transparencies, Lanterns, &c., -will -be distri
-tid by the marshals.
■is requested that as many citizens as possible ap
rmounted; they will be assigned position on re
tina to the chief marshal,
is First Assistant Marshals and Aids to the Chief
appear mounted.
. J. Nickerson, Bichard Mason, Daniel K. Grim,
Up Frazer,. M. M. Coppuck, James P.. Wilkinson,
it hart Bullock, A. J. Keyser, Jos. vH. Collins, Jas.
!rs, Jas. 8, Mason and Cfbarles N. Carp* nter, have
; appointed Aids to the Cliief Marshal; they will be
/til and respected accordingly
teoioi Aids—Jos. H. Collins, James Stibers, James
iason. Charles N. Carpenter,
command of , . WILLIAM PALMER,
2t' 'Chief Marshal.
THIRD DIVISIOX, TIfJES
TUTH WARD.—ATTEHTIOS'I—The DUtOST
.reus will assemble, punctually, on SATURDAY
'.XIJSG. Oct. Sth, at 6K o'clock, at-SEVENTH and
FORD Streets, for tbe purpose of organizing in pro
don to join tbe Ward. By order of ihe Precinct As-
Uion, 0. W, RDMCE, President.
>ir.v B. Wallace, Secretary, - oc7-2t* ?
BAIXT, YETF.KAXf*, i’OK A TRIP
TO CONBHOHOCKEN.
JQffAßTEttij Ist BaTTALIOX UhIOX CAMFAIQX CI.UB,
‘ Philadelphia, Oct. 6, ISM.
. ORDERS No. i.
Thfl membera ot tEs Cluj-will assnmWls, fully
■repel,at Headquarters, COMMON WEAITH BUILD-.
!S; on FRIDAY EVENING, 7th instant, at six
io«k precisely, for .the purpose of visiting Comlio-
Committee on Htuic and Transportation wUI
ibattlie necessary arrangements be made with the
’ CO m T 7c. ILHjm,'
Chief Marshal.
A, Gbat, ) , ,
is. C. Ksioht, > Special Aide.
■a T, Foet). )
F*» TBSTH WARD.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE .
FOB COMMON COUNCIL,
-7t* SAMUEL J. CBESWELL.
FREE XECTCBE
AT THE BOOMS OF
THE ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
1320 WAL>TT STREET•
SUBJECT;
iDIOAL ELECTRICITY.
PROFESSOR C. H. BOLLES
II address the public on the subject of
IDICjVIz electbicty,
iplied for the cure of both acute and chronic diseases,
THIS EVENING, OCT. 7,
AT 7K O’CLOCK,
the Rooms of the
ICTRICAXi INSTITUTH,
No. 1220 WALNUT STREET. '
l are invited to attend. It
NATIONAL SAILORS’ I'AIK—
An effort is about to be made to establish a
ME, free to Seamen and Marines disabled .in oar
■al service- It is proposed toraise fnnds for the par
ly a GREAT NATIONAL SAILORS! FAIR, to be
in BOSTON. Mass. , in the early part of November
i, The vork, has heen comniPiiced vrith vigor and
uestners, and the Committee of Managers appeal to
lladelphians to aid them in creating a. National Sal
s’ Fair worthy of the important object in view-■ ~
in view of this appeal the ladies connected with the
Idiere’ Home in this city propose that the citizens of
tiladelphia should co-operate in this good Wirk.
They, therefore, confidently apply to every class of
ieir fellow-citizens to aid tnsm by contribntions of
icney, or of articles of taste, and utility, in order that
Uladelphia may be well represented in so patriotic
n enterprise., . ,
Contributions maybe left at the SOLDIERS’ HOME,
timer BACE and CROWN Streets, in care of Mrs. D.
lADDOCK. Jr , Treasurer, or will be received by
Ither of the following gentlemen:
E. A. SOBDEK, Bsq.,Dock-street Wharf.
Capt. JOHN GALLAGHER, No-.M Walnut street,
D. HADDOCK, Jh. No. 4SB Marietstreet
H. R. WARBINER, No. 16 North Seyeath Btreet.
E 8. HALL,, Seventh National Bank, 216 Market
treat. oc7-3i
5B» NOW READY,
S*? COAL AT ST SO PER TON.
THE COHSUMBBB’ MUTUAL -COAL COMPANYJ
ire now delivering Coal from, their Oakland Colliery,
in the celebrated Skidmore and Mammoth Veins, at the
Dllowing rates: >*• . seen
•o Subscribers, per ton*•*** *•* »•*•* •••♦ •*• *
fo Non* subscribers, per ton ...***•* • * * • .•«•*»**• ***•*;'
Thus saying s4*6o per ton to Stockholders. Besides
■' saying, there will bea dividend annually online
:, in all probability, of at least SIX DpLLARS
t SHAKE, so that after the first year Stockholders
11 not only get their Coal for nothing, but will also
drably receive a small dividend on their Stock. The
se runs, at the present low royalty, for Sixteen
irs. The ten dollars per share paid now, is for the
>le term of the lease.
'he present capacity of the Mine Is 60,000 tons per
ir, or one tor per share. This will soon he increased
160,000 tons, which will glye the Company 100,000
-to sell to outsiders, at the highest market prices,
PBOFITS FBOM WHICH WILL BE DIVIDED
JNG THE STOCKHOLDERS. .
Ascriptions to the stock (which may still be made
•10 per share) will be received at the Office of the
>any, South SIXTH Street, second story.
PBBSIDRST,
JAMES LTHD.
DIBBCTORS,
JAMES LYHD, Ho. SH South Sixth street.
EDWAED E. JOHBS, No. 631 Aroh street.
HENRY B. PAUVKo. 419 Walnut street.
H ?. CLAYTON, No. TM*d street.
THOMAS R. GARSED, No, 106 Chestnut arfceet.
Mm v .
**•*£. °* 01 THE MEM*
1° me s* at ' their HaU, (In
AW#RNOnw It I 0 J 6 p Sev 4 t nth * THIB Frl '
*** “*"**fl vUm t B>t j O for tllS DO.l’DOßft a# m.
ing the delegates to the A. M. C P Poae 01 ra
s JAMBS R. GORDON. Chairman
f.v Nixon, Secretary of the CoSmlttee of
• s - - it*
UNIVERSITY OF FEXNSYU.
DEPARTMENT. -Tm Lec
wiH begin on MONDAY, October 10 The general
‘““'tory will be delirered by Dr. ALFRED STIL
“I2M. E. B ROGERS,
Dean of Faculty.
HOMEOPATHIC medic AX. COE.
PILBEBT Stmt, above Eleventh —ln
f ot J >» C. HEERMAHN, MOHDAT, 10th iaat., at
; !F RE £%}» on TUESDAY, 11th Inst. Vi ,•
81 C. HKEBMANN, Dean, 906 SPRPOE St.
nHj'TyBE.-HAMIJBT, THE 01A«
ILBEKT MO .NI>AY *“ VS. W corner TENTH
at SF, «, FREE, It*
NATIONAL UNION TICKET
FOB PRESIDENT, N
ABBAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOB TICE PBESDKEST,
ANDREW JOHNSON;
OF TENNESSEE.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL, .
MOSTOK McMICHAEL, Philadelphia.
T. CUNNIUGHAM, Beaver Comity.
REPRESE]
1. ISobert P, Kin*,
2, G. Morrison Coates,
5. Henry Bamm,
4. William H. Kern.
6. Barton H. Jenks,
8. Charles M. Bank,
7. Robert Parke,
8. William Taylor,
,9., John A. Hiestand, ,
10. Bichard H. Coryell,
11. Edward Holliday,
12. Charles E. Bead,
TATIVE,
IS. Elias W. Hale, .
14. 'Charles H. Shrfner,
15. John Whiter,
18. David McConanrhr.
17. David W. Wood*.
18. Isaac Benson,
18. John Patton,
20. Samuel B. Blok,
M. Everard Bierer,
22. John F. Penney. ,
23. Ebeneser Me JunMn*
24. John W. Blanchard.
By order of the State Central Committee.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SHERIFF.
HENRY C. HOWELL,
REGISTER OF WILLS,
FREDERICK M, ADAMS.
CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT,
EDWIN A'. MERRICK.
CITY OFFICERS.
BECBIVBR OF TAXES,
CHARLES: O'NEILL.
CITY doMMISBIOKER,
THOMAS DICKSON.
CONGRESS.
i’lrst District—JOHN M. BUTLER.
Second District-CHARLES O'NEILL.
Third District—LEON ARD. MYERS.
Fourth District—WlLLlAM D. KELLEY.
Fifth District-M. BUSSELL THaYER. .
SENATOR—Third District.
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD.
REPRESENTATIVES. ■; - - ”
First District—WlLLlAM FOSTER. -
Second District—WlLLlAM H. RUDDIHA*.
Third District—BlCHAED BUTLER.
Fourth Distriot—'W. W. WATT.
Fifth District-JOSEFH T. THOMAS.
Sixth District—JAMES FREEBORN.
Seventh District-THOMAS COCHBAJf. >■
Eighth District—JAMES N. KERNS.
Ninth District-CHARLES FOSTER.
Tenth Diatrict-SAMUEL B. PANCOAST.
Eleventh District—FßANKLlN D. BTEBNHX.
Twelfth District—LUKE V. SUTFHIN, SB.
Thirteenth. District—E BOS 0, RENNES.
Fourteenth District—FßANClS HOOD,
Fifteenth Distriet-GEORGE DE HAVEN, J*.
Sixteenth District—WlLLlAM F. SMITH.
Seventeenth District—EDWAßD LEE.
Eighteenth District—JAMES MILDER,
|g» THE
MERCANTILE
-u N X O 3V ■ C L XJ B ,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
The “MERCANTILE UNION CLUB,” having re
solved to participate in the general parade to be held on
SATURDAY' EVMIie, DCT. : 8,
Respectfully invite the merchants and business men of
Philadelphia to testify their demotion to the
CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION,
By uniting with them. r
The Club will meet at Union League (Concert) Hall,
at 7 o’clock, where badges and I orches will be provided.
To preserve uniformity of appearance, dark clothing
is desirable.
The following appointments have been made, and
wHI be obeyed and respected accordingly;
AIDS.
W. HART CARR,
"3. HARPER JEFFRIES,
THOMPSON REYNOLDS.
' ASSISTANT MARSHALS.
H. C. KENNEDY, A. H. FULLER,
J. TOMLINSON,. H. P. ATKINSON,
E. T. STEEL, CEARLES.R. ABBOTT,
W. W. ALLEN, LOUIS D B’AUGH,
WM. 0. MBNTZ,
WM. P. ATKINSON,
• C. H. DUHEiNO.
£ E; ASHMEAD.
H. D. NELL,
T. ALLMAN,
W. A, BOLIN,
By order of
JAMES IL 3KEYSEK, Marslial.
|£gp MUSICAT. ■ TOT HAl<Kt.
, . BT IH-VITATIOK OP THE
* REPUBLICAN INYINCIBEES,
DK. ■ W1L.3L.1 A:]>! - 3EL!>3EIS. .
WILL ADBBESS THE PUBLIC
ON THE ISSUES OF THE; 3>AY,
- This (Fffiflay)' EiestiHg,
AT-S.O'CLOCK,
AT MUSICAL, FUNB HA.LL,
■- ' f
LOCUST STREET; BELOW EIGHTH.
The Ladies are invited to be-present. It
gggp, BAXJRT,:UNION MEN,BALLI!
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Tnrn out in your might, :■■■■,
Turn out for the right,
■ ■ ' is ihr ■ ' \
fcKRAHD TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION,
AT T O’CLOCK, ON SATURDAY EVENING,
: OCTOBEK 8, 1861. . *
The members of the Fourteenth Ward National Union,
Club and the loyal citizens of the ward desiring to pa
rade with this organization are cordially invited to meet
at the . -
hall of the national union club,
BROWN, BELOW TWELFTH STREET,
To participate in the Grand Union Parade.
A BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE,
and Transparencies, Torches, Flags, &c,, will be ready
for
1,000 MEN.
LET ALL COME THAT OAN.
There will be a Chief Marshal and twelve Marshals,
most of them men of great military experience,
FREDERICK A, VAN CLEVE,
;oc6-Stl-'V .-I ; \ ’CHIEF MARSHAL.
IDiCOLS, JOHJiSOH, AKD
VICTORY.
Fourteenth Ward Parade IVotice.
ALL THE LOYAL CITIZENS of tlie above Ward are
requested to meet at
SPRING GARDEN HALL,
On 'Saturday lYeDing,Btlilnst., at ? o’clt,
To take part in tie GRAND DEMONSTE ATION, as
ordered by the City Executive Committee of the National
Union Party.
The following-named gentlemen have been Selected
by the Ward Executive Committee to act as Chief and
Assistant Marshals on the above occasion:
JACOB E. RID GW AY, Chief Marshal.
ASSISTANTS.
M L. JOHNSTON, w. C. CLAGHOBN,
ROBBKT DICKSON, ' L. E. FLETCHBK,
HOEASB M ; TUBBS. KW. LEIGHTON,
V K GATCBELL,. • WM. H. BUCK,
JNO A. MCDOWELL, JOBFISHEB,
GEOEGE J. YOUNG.
The Chief Marshal has appointed the following gen
tlemen as his Special Aids:
THOMAS A. BOYD, Esq., JACOB BEETZ, Esq.,
L. K. FLETCHER, -Esq., H. C. OKAM, Esq.,
GEO, COLKBTT, Esq., J, B. MASSES, Esq.,
F. E. GATCHELL.’ Bsq.
A foil Brass Band will be in attendance.
Also, Torches, Flags, Lanterns, &c., for all those who
Wish to participate. ;
By order of the Ward Execntive Committee Of the
National Union Party Fourteenth Ward.
JACOB E. KIDG-WA-Y,
Chief Marshal
|jgp>. testh ward.
Tlie Loyal Citizens of tl>9 TBNTH WARD will meet
on FRIDAY EVENING, at 7* o’clock, at the Hall of
(he Union league, BROAD and RACE Streets, to make
the necessary 'arrangements for joining the Grand
Torchlight Parade to lake place on Saturday night..
Citizens intending to join the Cavalcade please notice.
Themeeting will he addressed by the Hon. CHARLES
O’NEILL, Hon, JAMES POLLOCK,Hon. : A. W. BENE
DICT, and WM. S. PIERCER Esq,
By order of the National Union Association
A. H. FRAKCISCCS, President;
Wm. B. liEKPs, Secretary, ' It
CAMERON, Chaim**.
6BAND GATHERING OF
PATRIOTS.
NOKORTH, NO SOUTH, ONE COUNTRY.
THE STABS AND STRIPES FOBILt THE LAND,
'MAINE,
MOBILE,
ATLANTA, '
Ail friends of
LINCOLN AND JOHNSON;
all gallant Veteran* who have fought for our
GLORIOUS UNION;
all who love and honor onr
BRAVE SOLDIERS;
all who are determined that the -
MAJORITY SHADE RUBE;
all who would negotiate an honorable peace with
GRANT,
SHERMAN,
SHERIDAN>nd
FARRAGUT
as Peace Commissioners; ail who Hate
TREASON
and would
PUNISH TRAITORS;
all who rejoice when our Armies
ARE VICTORIOUS;
All who revere our
PATRIOTIC FOREFATHERS,
and still cherish their principles; all who are grateful
for the hleßsings transmitted to us by the
HEROES OF ’76;
all who would preserve these blessings foi their chil
dren; ■ - - - - -
ALL AMERICANS, NATIVE AND ADOPTED,
are requested to meet at .
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE,
On SATURDAY EVENING, Oct 8,1864,
to testify their devotion to the
CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION,
which armed traitors in some States,and unarmed sym
pathizers in oihers, are trying to overthrow.-
LET THE WHOLE PEOPLE COME,
and with united voices proclaim that, in spite of
SLAVEHOLDING NABOBS
■■■■■'. and"-' - -
EUROPEAN DESPOTS,
our Country shall forever remain a
FREE LAND FOR POSTERITY,
and a home for the
OPPRESSED OF ALL NATIONS.
God and our Country—freedom Forever.
A GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
will tafce place, on the adjournment of the meeting,
IN THE SQUARE.
’ By order of the National Union City Executive Com
mittee., : JOHN G. BUTLER,
oc3 6t Chairman Committee on Meetings.
gg|pr= THIRTEENTH WARD
NATIO>AU TJJNTOIV TICKET.
STATE OFFICERS.
" CONGRESS. , '
LEONARD MYEBS.
ASSEMBLY.
THOMAS COOHRAN.
WARD OFFICERS.
COMMON COUNCIL.
: ALEXANDER M. FOX. '
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
JOHN B. GREEN,
JOHN FRY,
HENRY H HAYS. oeB-smt3i
BEPUBWCAN INVINCIBLES!-
Attent-ioii! Couiyany A.
A Special meeting of the. Company will be held at
Headquarters THIS EVENING,-at 8 o’clock. It .is par
ticularly desired that every member should be present,.
as business of importance will he brought before the.
meeting. ■- ; '
A few more young men wanted to fill the company.
By order of v., JOHN H. BEYERS, Captain. \
. E.'H. D. Frat.ey, Secretary. It*
GRAND TOBCHHGHT PROCES-
Ias' SION! ■ ■ . ‘
FOURTH GRAND DIVISION-CAVALUADE.
Citizens of; the above ' Division, comprising • the'
Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth,Seventeenth,
Eighteenth, and Nineteenth Wards, desirous, of joining
in the ct valcade,-on SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. Bth,
are requested to meet at the houße of C. FAUVER.
FIFTH St., above Green. THIS EVENING, Oct. 7ch, at
7’< o'clock, to make the necessary arrangements, v .
By order : S; A WERTZ, Marshal ,
It* Cavalcade Twelfth Ward.
rn*33~ lISCOIJT, JOHNSON, kbllby,
AND THE WHOLE UNION TICKET.
A Grand Mass Meeting and Flag Raising, by the loyal
citizens of the TWENTY FIRST and TWENTV-SE
CON D W ARDS, in favor of the present Administration,
avigoroufrproiecutionof the war, and the election of
: LINCOLN AND JOHNSON, '
will he held on TBIS (Friday) EVENING, 0ct.7,18«,at
S o’clock, in front of the Union Fire Company ’s House,
Rising Sun, Turn out in your stiem th, and show your
enemies that the loyal citizens of the Wards are awake,
and preparing for the contest, . ,
~~ The following distinguished gentlemen will address
the meeting: . .. ■.
Hon.- We. D. Kelley, Col Wm. B. Mann, Hon. Rus
sell Tharer, Hon. Leonard Myers, ReV. Mr. Welsh,
Co!. Fitzgerald, and others > .
Neighboring Clubs are invited to attend with banners
and torches. 1 ■ '. 11 ■ 1 ■ ' V-' V' It*'
IGH” HKABftCAKXJEKS K£Pl>'»Um
RS?,.. INVISIBLES. Oct. 7, 1564.
ORDERS 80. 4.
- The Club wtllassemble THIS EVEN ING. ?,t 7 o’clock,
for Drill, at the Bal), MABKBP Street, below Thir
teenth, preparatory to the farads on Saturday evening,
Sth inst... the attendance of every member teearnestly
feonested... . .. v. , „ ~ , 'N-''
Equipments for sale at the,Hall after. 2 P. M. to-day.
Those desiring to join will make application at once.
' chas. w. smith.
It Chief Marshal.
WARD,! SIXTH WARD!
NINTH WARD ! ... .
All Loyal Men of Ninth Ward are inviied to assemble
at the HALL of the LINCOLN ASSOCIATION, North
west corner , of MARKET -and MERRICK Streets, on
SATURDAY EVENING,; Oct. Sth, at 7 o’clock, to join in
thb Grand Torchlight Procession.
Torches, Transparencies, and Fireworks m readi
ness.' Also, a full Band of Music
oc7-2.* CYRUS HORSE, Chief Marshal.
ing° EIBHTEKSTn WARD, ATTEST-
K®’ TION !—All the loyal citizens are invttSl to the
Ward Association Rooms, corner of MARLBOROU3H
and RICHMOND Streets, THIS (Frldty) EVENING,
October7th, at 731 o’clock, to make ‘final arrangements
for the demonstration on Saturday Evening, October
Sth. Come one, come all. By order
: . , JOSEPH R. DYE, President. .
; Samuel Boweb,. Secretary. . , It* ,
P5F* IWEUTH WARD.—THE I.OYAI
•S»'- CITIZENS of the Ward will meet on SATUR
DAY EYEK IKS, October S, at 7 o’clock, at the House
of C. PALY UK, YORK Avenue, above GREEK, to join
in the GRaKD TORCHLIGHI PROCESSION. r
FIRST WARH-AITEXTHW f
IMS? LINCOLN, JOHNSON, AND VICTORY.
The Citizens of the Ward-will assemble in their re
spective . Divisions on SATURDAY EVENIKG, Oct. S,
topioceed to the General Headquarters (SIXTH and
DICKERSON) to form at half past six o’clock; and from
thence to their position in line. The Division Marshals
will he prompt in bringing their commands into line. .
By order SAMUEL LUTZ,
oc7-2t* - . Chief Marshal.
F- COMPANY, REPUELICAS IY
VINCIBI.BS.-A Meeting will be held at Head
quarters THIS (Friday) EVENING, 7th inst., at 7X
o'clock: Election of Officers and other important busi
ness. By order of • W. H. MILLER.
It* ‘ Acting Captain.
|3®» “BEPEBMCAK INYISCIBLES.”
—Members of Company B are requested to meet
at Headquarters THIS (Friday) EVENING it*
By order. G. W. BANKS, 2d Lieut. ;
REPtBLWAX miSDIBLES’ i,
toe onion campaign club badges .
And new LINCOLN MEDALS, just out. Agents and
Boys wanted.' ' J. SOMERSET,
oc7-6t* - • 531 CHEST NOT Street.
4TTEKTIOS, EIGHTH WiKD-
" Bally once more for your country. The Union
Citizens o' the Eighth Ward, favorable to the election
Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN and ANDREW JONNSON,
are earnestly requested to assemble for PARADE on
SATURDAY EYEHING, Sth Instant., at 7 o’clock, at
BROAD and LOCUST. .■
Lanterns, transparencies, and flags, with afullband
of music, will be provided. •;
By order of the Ward Executive Committee..
-oc7 ; Bt ALEX. F. COLESbBRRY, Sec.
■ USSF*-, FIRST WARB.-THOSSE WHO
DOS’ wish'to contribute to the FIRST WARD BOUN-;
TY FUND, or assist by furnishing recruits, will address
Chas. -Humphreys, chairman of the First Ward Bounty
Committee, from 9 to 12 o’clock, at the U..S. Assistant
Assessor's office, 216 South Twelfth .street.: residence 1313
'South Tenth -street, or THOMAS A. BARLOW, Trea
surer, 13352 South FIFTH Street. oc3-6t*
K®” STAR OIECOMPASYOF PHIIA.
DELPHIA. ,
- ' ’ DIRECTORS. - ■
, / Hos. WILLIAM MILLWARD,
l SAMUEL R. PHILLIPS,
JOHN H. MICHENER,
JiMES M. ARRISON, V
h. n. Fitzgerald,
: ISRAEL MICHENER,
THOMAS ALLEN.
The Subscription Book to the above Company is now
readiy, at-the hanking house of Michael Jacobs. No. AO
South THIRD Street, Philadelphia, where Directors
meet and.be happy, to give any information to the pub
lic concerning the lands andCompany."-
' .Subscription, ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE,- original
price, and no assessment.
oc6-7t SAMUEL ALLEN, Secretary.
HOXEY BEOOK COAL COH>
*=*? PANT—DIVIDEND NOTICE.
At a meeting of tbe Board of Directors of.the HONEY
BROOK COAL COMPANY, held at theiroffide, No. 309
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, on the sth of October,
1864, a dividend of FOUR AND ONE- HALF PER CENT,
on capitai stock of three millions' dollars, blear of all
taxes, was declared from the earnings of the Company
for. the quarter ending on the Ist of October, payable on
the2oth inst. J. B. McCREARY,
oc6 61 . ' President. :
KM- OFFICE OF THE ST. NICHOLAS
: COAL COMPANY, 305 WALNUT STREET,
■ ‘ Pbit.adei.priA, Oct. 1, 1564. .
At a meeting of the Directors held THIS DAY a quar
terly dividend of three per cent, on the capital stock of
the company was declared payableon and after October.
K). Transfer hooks will he closed from the fifth‘to the
tenth inclusive. v-v. C. F. 6HOENER,
o c4 5t Treasurer.
DIVIUEND XOTICE. —OFFICE OF
THE MINERAL COAL COMPANY, 534 WAL
NUT Street. Philadelphia, October 1, 1864. :
The Board of Directors have this day-declaredß Quar
terly Dividend of THREE PER CBNf. on the’ Capital
Stock of the Company, payable at their ofllce on and
: after ihe lOtb instant, clear of State tax. v • . -
The Transfer Books will he closed on the 4th instant
and be opened on the 10th.
OC4-51*. THOS. R. SEARLE, Secretary.
ISSf- OFFICE OF THE BRIGGS OIL
. COMPANY, No 141 South FOURTH Street.
Philadelphia, October 1, 1564.
The Board of Directors have declared the Fourth
monthly dividend of ONE PER CENT, on the Capital
Stock, payable.on, thei Bth inst. TKe-Transfer Books
will he closed on the 6th, 6th, and 7th inst.
oc3 7t CHAS, A, DAY, Treasurer.
STATE BANK AT CAMDEN, H. J.
" October 4th, 1864.
The Directors have this day declared a Semi-annual
Divident ol Five Percent., and an‘Extra. Dividend of
Five Per Cent., payable to the Stockholders, on de
mand, clear of taxes. J. TOWNSEND.
ocs-3t* ■ , s. Cashier.
ST JEFFERSOIf MEDICAL COD
'■SB'. LEGE.-The General INTRODUCTORY will be
delivered on MONDAY NEXT, at7>4 P. M., by Prof.
B. HOW ARD HAND. _ Tho regular Lectures will begin
the day after, at 10 A. M..
oc6-6t ROBLEY DUNGHSON, Dean.
VCT— OFFICE OF THE FKANKLDi
197 FIRE: INSURANCE CO., Philadelphia, Octo
. . • Q
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company,
hold this day, a semi-annual Dividend of SIX PER
PFNT and an Extra Dividend of TEN PER CENT.,
iai declared 00 the Capital S oek, pay able to the Stock-
Sders or their legal represent^ativ,the
113 Secretary pro tem. ..;
ofpennsylvania
-medical dbpabtment-ninet r-ninth
frrJ lriV ufiffijes —The regular Lectures of this
i E Leii°«lil wSSence MONDAY, October 10, andtar-
School Fee for fnU.course, $106.-
minatethelastol hoGBRS; NH D.,
MK-mwitt Dean of tlw MeilcaTSacttUr.
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1864.
VERMONT,
SHENANDOAH.
A3DBESS,
: Marshal,
KSST TBXKD-vqvrAKTSBI'.T KEPOBT
WXf OF FOEJETH NATIONAL BANK OF PHILA
DEDPSIA.. ■
• ■' - ' - ' "OoTOUiitt 31, 1861.
. KESOUEOE3.-
Loans aud Discounts ...-....5201,567 61
0. S Bonds, deposited to secure'
cirenlationi..-.-'-- 50,001)00'
0. 8-Bonds, deposited to eesnra
deposits 50,000 00
IJ. b. Bonds and other 0. S. Secu
rities on hand ..,, 40 900 00 .
———J342.4S7M
Legal-tender Notes.... $173,747 00
Blue of other Banks.. 15,603 00
Dne from National Banks 14.037 23
Doe from other 8ank5....... 233,164 35
Cash Items. 19,936 94
Furniture and Fixtures
Expenses'..... .
Premiums paid P. S. Bond
Taxes paid........
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock ........ D 0,040 00
Circnlating Kates.**. 25,00000
Di5c0unt,............. 12,015 81
Exchange .......................... 2,544 05
Due to Banks and 8anker5........ 150,481 47
Due Treasurer of United States... 72,856 54
Dae Depositors onDemand....... 456,716 10
vucwwov _ $809,053 97
SAMUEL J. MAC MULLAN,
Cashier..
rsr FIRST QUARTERLY STATE-
Ragf KENT of the SEVENTH. NATIONAL BAAS
of Philadelphia, October 3:1834 :
BBSOtfBCES
Bills Discounted.......... $145,237 26
U; 8. L0an5........................ , 75,000 00
Dnefrom 8ank5,.;,................ 97.013 05
Furniture and Fixtures 2,705 32
Expense Acc0unt.............'. '3,102 73
IT. S. Taxe5.......................... 14 »
Cseh 1tem5......■.'......,..58,981 57
Notes of other Banks on
band.....................
legal • tender Notes on
band...........—...... 79,870 00
■—- $90,3(9 15
c $410,332 01
-• LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in* •»>*
Circulation.... •. • *
Individual Deposits......
Due to Banks... ....
Discount.
Exchange.
FIFTH QUIRTIOILTREPOBT OF
is*' THli FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILA
DELPHIA.
v: October 3, 1364.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Eiscounts........ ...$1,614,237-66
V. S. Bonds, deposited to se
cure circulation.
U. S. Bonds, deposited to se- . .
cure deposits.'...;— 600,000 00
TJ. S. Bonds and other U. S.
Securities on hand..... 1,654,139.79.
— ; $4,318,407 45
Specie and Legal-tender Notes, 1,399,534 82
,BUlsof this Bank-on hand..... 37000
Bills of other 8ank5.......... 45,293 00
Buefrom National Banks..... 508,670 97
Due fioiu State Banks and
8anker5.................rr:.. 37),134 30
„Caeh Items*. 63,166 76
-.2,391,169 85
93,252 88
87.703 62
Real Estate*.-
Expense Acc0unt..........
LIABILITIES.
.$1,000,000 oo
875,000 00
Capital Stock* ‘
Circulating Kotos...
Due to Banks and
> 8anker5........ $1,805,195 48
Dae>to Treaeurer
United States.. 872,477 03 . :
Duo to Depot Uors 2,M0,<61 64
5,018.154 04
no oo . - .
147,279 68 :. ' ! J
$6,840,823 70
Dividendbunpaid....
Profit and Loss
State of Pennsylvania,
. County of Philadelphia, S 3: -
I, MOKTON MoSIICHAEL. Jr., Cashier or FIRST
NATIONAL .BAKE OF PHILADELPHIA, do solemnly
affirmthat the above statement is trne, to the best of
my knowledge andd>elieft __ ._ . _ .
MORTON MoMICHAEL, Jr . Cashier.
Affirmed to and subscribed before me, this third day
of October, 1564. EDMUND WILCOX,
oel-6t - ; ; : notary Public.
«40I> ASD OVB COIijrTBT’S
IP" EIGHTS.—The National Union Associations of
the various wards, the Union Campaign Club, Republi
can Invincibles, the Union League, and all other organ-
Ized'bodies of loyal citizens of this city and our nei*h
boring towns, friends oflthe honest and patriotic LIN
COLN and JOHNSON, are invited to join in the Grand
UNION: MEETING and TOKCHLIGHT PROCESSION,
on SATURDAY EVENING, the Bth of October,lS64.
Let all come with their- Banners, Transparencies, their
Lanterns and their Torches.
By order of the National Union City Execntive'Com
mittee. I o : JOHN G. BUTLER,
OcS-6t Chairman Committee on Meetings.
cs* COMMISSION OF THE UNITED
*=» \ STATES, AND ECUADOR.
Notice is hereby given that the Commission provided
for by the Convention of November 25, 1852, between
the united States and Ecuador, for the mutual adjust
ment of claims, teas duly organized at the city of Guay
aquil, on the isth day of August last, and that ,the said
Commission will continue in i-essioa.for the period of
twelve months from that date. .
Ail citizens of the United States having claims upon
Ecuador are, ti erefore notified, to appear In person, or
By attorney, and present the proofs in support of their
claims to said Commission, or to file' their claims - and
■ proofs with the Secretary of the Commission, ■ 1 ‘ Senor
Crisanto Medina; ”, in Guayaquil, in the Republic of
Ecuador. , ■■ ■ ■
Claims, which shall not be presented to the Commis
sion within the twelve months it remains la existence,
will he disregarded by. both Governments and' consi
dered invalid. FREDERICK HASS AN BEK,
Minister Resident and Commissioner of the United
States.
• Washikgtox City, October 1, 1864.
IUVIWEJfn If ©TICE—OFFICE OF
1=8? THE BOCK Oil, COMPANY OF PENNSYL
VANIA, No. 409 WALNUT Street.
Philadelphia, September 30, 1864.
The Board of Directors have this day declared their
Third Monthly Dividend of TWO PER CENT. (Twenty
Cents per Share) on,the Capital Stock, payable on and
after MONDAY, October 10th, free of State Tax. The
Transfer Books will he closed on Tuesday, October 4th,
at 3 P. M. » and opened on the 10th.
JNO. F. GRAFF,
Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE SOMERSET IRON AND
i=£? COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 01
CEDAR street, New York, September 27, 1864. j.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a resolution
of the Board of Directors," passed this day, an instal
ment of TWENTY PEE CENT, on the subscription to
the Capital Stock Of the SOMERSET IKON AND COAL
COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA he and is hereby
made, payable to JAMES WADSWORTH, Treasurer of
said Company, on or,bet ore November let, 1864,. ,
Attest, T. M. TYNG,
oc3-tnol • - - Secretary." '
|SH» PHILADELPHI4, SEPIEKBEB
28, 1864.—Notice is hereby given that, an in ;
etalment of One Dollar per: share on each and every
share of the capital stock of MINING
COMPANY has thieday been called In. payable on-or
before the I2th day of October. 1864, at the office of
the company, No, 31641: WALNDT Street;Philadelphia.
By order of the Directors. -
se29-12t B. A. HOPPES, Treasurer.
ry SOUTHWARK RANK,
.•06?: . Philadelphia, Sept, 8,'1864.
- A Special Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Banking , House on SATURDAY, Octoher,Bth, 1864,
at 10 o’clock A. M., to decide on the expediency of con
verting the Bank into a National Association, agree
ably to an ect of Congress approved June:B, 1864, and
to take such other action as may he necessary.
. By order of the Board of Directors, „,
selO-lm . F. F. STEEL, Cashier.
OFFICE PRESTON COAI, AND
*=» COMPANY, No 303KWAL
NDT Street, : ’ Philadelphia, Sept. 28, 1864.
DIVIDEND.—The Board of Directors have this day
declared a Dividend of TWO PEE CEST. on the Capi
tal Stock of the Company,paya.b!e to Stockholders on
and after October>2oth. The' Transfer Books will be
closed from October 3d to October 20th.
se3o-Imw toc2o H. J. BUTTER, Secretary.
CITY COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE,
■MS'- . PHii.JJ>Bi.PglAv September 29, MM.
NOpCBjrOTOEjOWNBKSgFjS§AL"ESTiTE.
The BOARD OF -REVISION AND APPEALB -will sit
at the Office of the City Commissioners, No.IT STATE
HOUSE BOW, to hear Owners of Real Estate desirous
of appealing as to the Assessors’ Returns of the Valua
tion oi EeaVEßtate. in the City of Philadelphia, for the
triennial year: 1865,i between the hoars of 10 A. M. and
I o’clock P.M., on the following days:
Ist and 26th Wards, Monday, October 3.
2d and 3d do. Tuesday, do, 4.
4th and sth do. ' Wednesday, do. 5.
6th and 7th do. Thursday, do. 6.
Bth and 9th do. Friday, „■ do. 7.
10th and 11th do. Monday, do. 17. -
12th and 13th do. Tuesday, do,lB.
14th and loth do. Wednesday,do. 19. ;
16th' and 17th do. Thursday, do.. 20.
18th and 19th do. Friday, do. 21.
20th and 21st do. Monday* do. 21.
22d and 23d do. Tuesday* do. 25.
24th and 25th d 0... Wednesday.do. 26.
JAMES SHAW,
Clerk City Commissioners.
seSO-toe26
I®* SIO€]iHOIBEKS f MEETING.
■* MAOTEACTUHERS * Ajtd MBCHAB ICS ’BANK,
Philadelphia, Sept. 20. 1864.
A general meeting of the Stockholders of the filano.-
facturers’and Mechanics* Bank will he .held at their
banking house, on FRIDAY, the 21bt day of October
nei t, at 10 o 1 clock. A. AE.* for the purpose of taking into
considerationasd deciding on thequestion whether or
hot the said bank shall becoine an association for carry
ing on the business of banking under the laws of the
. .Bnitfcd States, and exercising the powers conferred by
: the act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth,
Entitled “An the banks of this Common-
VweaUh'to become associations for the purpose of bank
ing under the laws of the United States, ’ 7 approved the.
22a day of August, 1864, and to take such action in re
gard thereto-as may be necessary and proper.,
By order of the Board of Directors ;
M. W. WOODWARD,
Cashier.
se2o-tr.f toc2l
*55?“ STOCKHOiDEBS’ MEE'HNS.
K3S> FARMERS’ and . mechanics’, bank, ,
Philadelphia, Sept. a, ISB4
A general meeting of tbe Stockholders of the Farmers’
and Mechanics’ Bank of Philadelphia will he held at
their Banking House onTHURSDAY, the twentieth day
of October next, at eleven o’clock -AM., for the pur
pose of taking into consideration, and deciding on the
question whether or not the said Bank shall become an
Association for carrying on the hnsiness of Banking un
der the Laws of tbe United States, and of exercisingthe
sowers conferred by the Act of the’General Assembly of
this Commonwealth, entitled “An act enabling- the
Banks of this! Commonwealth to become atsociations
for tbe purpose of banking under tbe laws of the Onited
Slates,” approved the 22d day of August, 1864 s and to
take such action in regard thereto as may be necessary
and proper.
By order of the Board of Directors,
se2l*toc2o W. BUBHTON, Jr. . Cashier.
MILITABI.
iBIENEY’S Z 0 UAVESI
HEADQUARTERS, 5533 CHESTNUT STBEBT,
BELOW SIXTH.
This Regiment will be organised an . ,
SH ARPf HOOTERS,
and will he under the command of Major J. C BRISCOE,
a member of Major General Birney’s Staff, who has re
ceived authority from the General and State Govern
ments to recrnit the organization.”. ..'■■■...
HIGHEST CASH GOVERNMENT, CITY, AND
. WARD BOUNTIES
paid immediately on the mustering ofany man into the
Regiment, at the Headquarters, 633.CBestnut street. ,
COMMITTEE.
Geo. J, Richardson; , Col. 'Wetherill Dee,
Hon. Win, Millward, D;.S, Winebrenner,
~ 0. W. Davis, John W. Evermau,
John Thornley, C. F. Shoener,
Jos. F. Tobias, H- W. Arnold,
Benj. Bullock, , Alfred Adolph.
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complete B.ooks of this Company will now be completed.
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"VIEW BOOKS,
-LX RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY
LINDSAY & BLAKISTON, -
■.....- Publishers and Booksellers,
No. 35 South SIXTH St. . above Chestnut.
ALCOHOL AN;D TOBACCO; their Use and Abuse,
by Profs. Miller and Lizars ■
THE SWEDISH.MOVEMENT CURE. By Charles
Payette Taylor, M. D.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. By Michael
Ryan, M. D. Ivol.
THE BURNING OF. CH AMBERSBUEG. By the Rev.
C. F- Schneck. D D.
NEW BOOKS, for sale as soon as pnhlithed. oe7-tf
•UARRAGUT! FARRAQUT!
A splendid Steel Engraving
admiral.d.gT f'arrag'ut.
Size 19 by 24. ■ Price, $l.
Sent by mail on receipt orpriee.
Libers! discount to Agents and Dealers.
G. W. PITCHER,
ocs-St , 808 CHEfTJi DT Street.
EDUCATIONAL.
PIANO LESSONS GIVEN BY~ MISS
JL KRUG AR, 160 North FOURTH Street. oc7-6t*
■VISITING GOVERNESS—A YOUNG
i I. ADY, experienced in teaching, desires to iusl rnct
either in private family or school. Her course of in
struction is French, Latin; -Drawing, and the various
branches of a good Englieb edncajion. - Direct-to-6.
M. EPIB’ Bookstore, CHESTNUT Sireot, above Tnir
iteehtbi’f - : - : .0»7-2t
Education for business.—
YOUNG MEN desiring a thorough knowledge of
any of-the branches embraced 4n a complete course of
COMMERCIAL INSTRUCTION are invited to visit tne
QUAKER CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE, N. E corner of
TENffH and CHESTNUT. Streets,
. TkenoW andBI WIINESS OFFICE, ' i .
Ground floor, fronting on Chesinut street, is now open
for the reception of visitors. Ladies and gentlemen
can howlfarn all-pavticularein regard to the institution
without the usual necessity of ascending several flights
of stairs We invite all interested to call.
Connected with this office is '.
A GENERAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
With lines, which will soon he in operation, extending
to all parts of the Union, and affording-facilities,for
stnden ts in telegraphing to bo had in no other school of
instrnction in the world, c.
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Book-keeping, Commercial Calculations, Penman
ship, Commercial Law, Lectures, and Practical Exer-
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE. : C ,
Theory is combined with practice hy a system of ac
tual business training, unknown to any other commer
cial institution in the city,.having been arranged and
perfected by the Priccipal upon an original plan, the
merits of which have been-thoroughly tested and ap
proved as the most useful and-interesting mode of prac
tical instruction ever devised: ■
IMPROVEMENTS
In this practical course are nowin progress,, which
cannot fail to give H still higher claims to public favor.,
1 1 lustrated'Circulars, giving complete interior views
of the institution, to be had on application at the
Office. ; :-S, -r:--ptfr at
rkAILY NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.—
JL/ .jt first-class Daily Newspaper, with Hoe’s large
Double-cylinder Press, and all tne parapharnalia of a
fir*t-c]aps office, Is offered for sale. . ; , ~.
ThepapeT has been established over fifty year*; Is the
recognized oraan.of the. Administration in the State
where published; has< an advertising patronage of
about $40,000; and circulation in proportion. • r
p aj ties owning it offer it fcr sale on account of bus}-,
neEs matters outside beyond their control, and it will,
therefore, be sold at a'bargain. About $25,000 capital
»ill be reauired, on.which it; has been yielding over 50
rent: profit for Beveral years Address Wash-
BKtom'’ tW office: or call at 33 UNION HOTEL,
• A3RGH Street, until Monday nlghf next; : It
pcRS E T 8 AND SKIRTS—MRS.
\J STEEL. TENTH Street, below Chestnut, ik sup
plying the Ladies with latest Paris styles Corsets jmd
Skills. ! Best Werly Corsets on hand. Elegant Tra
velliPg Hirge bkixtg. Corsets wholesale for Merouants.
. acs*3i* ~ *■ ••• ••••••■ •
nABIKET FURNITURE,
MOORE & CAMPION,
5561 Bouih SECOND Street,
are prepared to follow the decline in the market in the
price of their furniture. Purchasers will please call
and examine our Stock. ocs-6m
tr-v, MISS E. CALDWELL, NO. 824
ARCH Street, will exhibit Fall and Winter MIL-;
LINER? On THURSDAY, Oct 8,1864- 000-3t* .
MRS. H. WRIGHT, NO, IB? PINE
l *# 4 ‘ Street L wi)l open FASHIONABLEiMILLINERY on
THURSDAY. Oct, 6th, 1864. - - ocl 4t*
TYYOTTVILLE GLASS WORKS
JLA Having a furnace now in blast. we are prepared to
execute orders for Carboys, Demijohns, Wine Bottles,
“Mineral Water and Porter Bottles, of every description.
• '~H, B,& G;-Wv-BENSEBS,
W2B-IM »TBottttvFßOHXB««t
BOSTON, Massachusetts.
FINANCIAL.
pEOPOSALS FOR LOAN.
V TKBAWat Daf r Aß'i , M£3fT, * '
Washington* October lv 38W
SEALED OP FEES will be received at; tils Depart
meat, tinder the act of Congress approved June SOth,
1654, nntil the noon of FRIDAY, the 14th instant, for
bonds of the United States to the amoaht of forty mil
lions (40, OOO.CDO) of dollars. The Loads offered will
bear an interest of sin (6) per centum, payable semi
annnaUy in coin, on the first days of May and-Novem
ber, and will be redeemable at the pleasure of the Go
vernment after five (S) years, and payable in' twenty
(20) years from November Ist, 1854. Each offer must
be for fifty or some multiple of fifty dollars, - and
must state the sum, including premium offered fer each
hundred dollars, or for fifty when the offer is for no
more than fifty.'- - rwo per:cent, of the principal, 63clu-.
ding premium of the whole amount bid for by each bidh
der, must be deposited as guarantee for payment of sub
scriptions, if accepted, with the Treasurer of the United-'
States,' at Washington, or: with the Assistant Treasurer,-
at New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or St. Louis, Or
With the designated depository at Baltimore, Pittsburg,.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, or; Buf
falo, or with any National Deposit Bank which
may Consent to transact, the business without
charge; for which! deposits duplicate certificates
will be issued to the depositors by the officer Of the
Bank receiving them; the originals of which must be
forwarded with the offers to this depot All deposits
should be made in time for the certificates with the offi
cers to reach Washington not later than the morning
of October 14tif, as aforesaid. No offer not accompanied
by its proper Certificate of Deposit will be cons'derad.
The Coupon and Registered' Bonds issued under this
proposal will bo of the denomination of fifty dollars,
one hundred dollars,' five hundred dollars, and one
thousand dollars. Registered. Bonds of five thousand
dollars and ten thousand dollars will be issued if re
quired.:
.'All offers received will be opened on; Friday, Octo
ber 14. The awards will he made by the Secretary to
the-highest. offerers, and notices of acceptance or decline- •
tion willbe immediately given to the'.respective offer
ers. In cases^bfacceptance, bonds of the description
and denomination-preferred will be sent to the sub
scribers at the cost of tife Department on final payment
of instalments.
The deposit of two per cent, will he reckoned in the
last instalment paid by successful offerers, and will be
immediately returned to those whoso offers may not be.
accepted. The amount of accepted offers must be de
posited with the Treasurer, officer, or bank authorized
to act under this notice, on advice of acceptance of of
fers, as follows:
One-half on the 20th of" October, and the balance (in
cluding the premium and original twoper cent, deposit,
on the Slst of October. The Bonds will bear Interest
from November Ist. Interest on deposits from that date
to November Ist will be paid by the Government in coin.
One-half of the first instalment, or twenty five per cent,
of the accepted offer, may he paid, with accrued interest
to October 14th, in United States *1 Certificates of Indebt
ednessbut such certificates will he used in part -pay
ment of the firstlnstalment only. ' -
Offers under this notice sbonid be endorsed ‘ ’ Offer
for Loan,’’ and addressed to-the Secretary of the Trea
sury. v
The right to decline all offers nob considered advan
tageous to the Government is reserved bythe Secretary,
W: P. FESSENDEN,
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X ■ • f ■' '
S. 7-30
The Secretary of the Treasury gives -notice that sub
scriptions will bereceived for Coupon-Treasury Notes,
payable three years from August 16th, 1864, with semi
annual Interest at the rate of soven-and three-tenths
percent, pei annum—principal and Interest both to be
paid in lawful money. *
These notes will he convertible at'the option of the
holder, at maturity,linto six per cent, gold bearing
bonds, payable not less than five nor more than twenty
years from their date, as the Government may elect.
They will be issued in denominations of $5O, $lOO, $500,.
$l,OOO, and ss,ooo,and all subscriptions must be for fifty
dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars.
... As the.notes draw interest from Angnet 15,. persons
making deposits subsequent to that date-must pay the
interest accrued from date of note to date of deposit.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT IS A NATIONAL SAVINGS; BANK,' offering a
higher rate of interest than any other, and the best se
curity. Any savings bank which pays its depositors
inU. S. Notes, considers that it-is paying in the best
circulating medium of the country, and it cannot pay'
in any thing better, for its own assets are either in Go
vernment securities or in notes or bonds payable in Go
vernment paper.
Convertible Into a Six per cent. 5-20
Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the n&tes
for three years; this privilege of con.version is now
worth about three per cent, per annum, for the current*
rate for 5* 20 Bonds is not less than nine per cent . pre
mium, and before the war the premium on six per cent.
U. S. stocks was oyer twenty per cent. It will be seen
that the actual profit on this loan, at the present market
rate, ie not less than ten per cent, per annum.
fls Exemption from State or Municipal
Taxation.
Bat aside from ail the advantages we have enume*
rated, a special Act of Congress exempts all bonds and
Treasury notes from local taxation. On the average,
this exemption is worth about two par cent, per annum,
according to the rate of taxation in various parts of the
country. - .. ..
It is believed that no securities offer so great induce- 1
ments-to leaders as those issued by the Government.
In all other forms of indebtedness", the faith or ability
of private parties, or stock companies, or separate com
munities,., only, is pledged for. payment, while the
whole property of the country ie held to eeeure the dis
charge of all the obligations of the United States.
Up to the 24th of September, the subscriptions' to this
loan amounted to over
$40,000,000.
Subscriptions will be received by’the Treasurer of the
United States, at-Washington, the several Assistant
Treasurers and designated. Depositories, and by the
First National,Bank of Philadelphia, Fa. ,
Second National Bank of Philadelplua, Pa.,
Third National Bank of Philadelphia, I’a.,
Fourth Nationalßank of Philadelphia, Fa.,
and by all National Banks which are depositaries of
public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give farther. information
and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
se2B 12tifW2t : -'Cpp-' : . ■■p'pf.pCp -P ,
COPARTNERSHIPS.
BISSOL UTION.—PHILADELPHIA,
Oct. 6,18G4: —The firm doing- business under the
name and style of PALMER &-HUEY is this day dis
solved- hy mutual 'consent, C.- ALBERT PALMER reti
ring from said firm. * C. ALBERT PALMER,
8 • WM. G. HOKY.
No. 5-1 South THIRD Street.
WM. G. HUEY will continue the business at the old
place, No. South THIRD Street.
All business of the old firm will be settled'by
him. ■ ' - . oc7-finw-3t*; ,
OIS SOLUTION. —THE COPARTNER-
I-f SHIP heretofore existing under the Arm of .
.SAMUEL N. DAVIES •& SON
Is this day dissolved. The bnsiness will be settled bj
tbe;nndersigned,''at No. 225 DOCE.Street.
„ CHARLES'E. DAVIES, SnrvivingPartner, :
Philadelphia, Sept. 30,. 1864. \
COPARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned have this day
formed a copartnership tinder tbe firm of
DAVIES BROTHERS,
for the transaction of a general 4.-
BANKING AND BROKERAGE BUSINESS,
„ at No. 335 DOCK Street.
’ CHARLES E. DAVIES,
PETES A, DAVIES.
Philadelphia, October 1, 1664. .
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness, Quartermasters’
Vouchers and Checks.and Government Securities gene
rally, bought andsold- „ „ ~ . ,
Business Paper and Loans on Collaterals negotiated.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold on Commission,
ocl-im . ... .. v ■■■-■ .■ .4
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT EOR
1 THE CITY AliD C.OOTTJ^OF.-PHILiBELPHIi
Estate of DUANE ..WILLIAMS, deceased. .
The Auditor appointed by the Court to settle,
and adjust the account of OCTAVUS J. NOSKIS, Ad
ministrator of the goods, Ate., of Duane Williams, de
ceased, and to report distribution of the balance m the
hand* of the accountant, willmeet tnecparties unte
rested, for the purposes 'of his appointment, on-WED
NESDAT,. Octohpr J9th, 3SS4, at o’clock P M. , at
'his office, No.. 143 South EIGHTH Street, In the city
° f oS h frow6t Pl!l “' JOHN B COLARAN, Auditor.
I.OST AND FOUND.
T- OST—ON THE NIGHT OF THE 3d,
-LJ at the Hall of theUninh League, Chestnut street,
above Twelfth, a GOLD CROSS, belongii g to a Soldier
A liberal reward will be paid on addressing,
1015 KBOPAEIKE Street. ■' -"'"v 1 ": oc6-3f»
REWARD.—LOST, ON- FRIDAY
' evening, on the express train from Pittsburg
to Philadelphia, between Grerasburg and Harrisburg, a:
pair of heavy,' old style GOLD? SPECTACLES (in case),'
with name o l ‘ ‘ McAllister- ’etam oed ononecornerof
them. On being returned to-McAi<IiISTJSK & C*X t 725:
CHESTNUT Street,: Philadelphia, the. aboY* reward
will he paid, and no <ia»6iions.asked» : ocs-3t
T OST OE STOLEN—A DUE BILE,
XJ drawn by Jay Cooke & Co., for-twenty-four hun
dred dollars United States seyen-thirites. dated August
18th,1864. in favor of D. Mi Bobinsonlt Co.,bntnot en
dorsed by them. All persons are cautioned against ne«
gotiating the same. Apply to J C JIEACB
ocS 6t* . , Ho. 160* PIKE Street.
XTOTIOE.—LOST, CERTIFICATE NO.
A* 266 for 300 Shares of CUKTIN OIL, issued toB.W.
BOGEBB. Transfer has been stopped, and applieatlo,
made for a new Certißcate. «e22-12t*
PERSONAL.
“T ’EMAIL DE PARIS” IS NOT A
A J paint, powder, or paste,- bnt a most delicious
preparation that gives'both the color and texture n t
polished ivory to the skin. EtJGBNE JODIN, No. IS*
TENTH Street, below Chestnut .
“T’EMAIL DE PARIS” CAN BE
XJ used by all ladies in the privacy of tie toilette.
It removes all i pots and roughness, and its purifying
effect on the skin calieforth freshness, color, and beauty.
E. JOTJIH, No. 11l TENTH Street, below Chestnut.
'■< ‘T ’EMAIL DE PARIS ’ ’ QUICKLY
-Li and effectually Tomoves those
Cbesttnut. ~ -—:——
«‘T ’EMAIL DE PARIS” IS , 'EB
--J PECIALLT endorsed bj Mssl’He Testvhli, Jir*. :
Waller, arid many ladieri ia prixa*® Ule, wh jge com-
Orders by mall should bo addressed, JABEI) A
Pit IS IS. General Importers, yhlladaiphia. oc3-mwftf .
CODA ASH—2OO CASKS OP MARSH’S
O 48 per cent., la anKb per ‘Westmoreland v 0 r
sale bv. 1 i - C.iW. CHURCHMAN.,
0«7 St 33 South PSONT Street.
Secretary of the Treasury.
RETAIL »R¥ GOODS.
jjalmoral 'skistT^:
PROM -THE PANIC AUCTION SALES.
SUPERIOR GOODS,
AT THE ABOVE LOW PRICE.
CURWEN BTODDART & BROTHER,
4SO, 433, and 454 NORTH SECOND ST.,
QEEAT KET3TJCTIOIV.
0 EEAT REDUCTION in prices of all kind Goods, at
BAMBERGER BROS'.,
105 North EIGHTH Street, third Store above Arch,
The Jarenßt and best assortment of •
MEEINO VESTS AND DRAWEES,
MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S UNDERSHIRTS AND
DRAWEES, v
at pricss xreatly reduced and much lover than at any
other Store
. hosiery! hosiery rr
... The largest Mock of all kinds of Hosiery in tßer city,
snJ cheaper than at any other Store. —'
CORSETS, GLOVES. jHjriH BOSOMS, BXEMOBAL
SKIRTS, MOROCCO fiATCHEtSi
at greatly rcdnced prices.
UrfkK HDKFS ! LINEN HDKF&!'
Of ali kinds, the cheapest in tbo city.
All the Staple Trimmings at prices much belovr those*
. of any other Store, such, as the very best Needles' and
• Pins, only s’cents a paper; very beet b'ack Italian
Seeing Silk, only $l.lO an ounce ; best Skirt Braid-,
1 full five yards, 14 cents a piece ; best 200-yard ; Spool
f Cottony only 12cents a spool; Hooks and Eyes; Bnfct6ns
of all kinds',- Tapes,&c.,all at greatly- reduced priceefatr
' BAMBERGER BROS ,
105 North EIGHTH Street*
1864,.
i NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOT SKIRTS.
THE DULLES ELLIPTIC (OK DOUBLE), STEEL
SPRING.
j. i: a j. o.’ west, no. « chambers street.
NEW YORK,
Are Che ow ners- of the patent and exclusive mannfae
tnrerß of this:
j; W. BRADLEY’S
PATENTEE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
: SKIRTS, ; ,
This invention-consists of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel Springs, Ingenionßly braided tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, making the toughest, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring eysr used, enabling ths
wearer, in consequence of its great elasticity and flexi
bility, to place and fold the Bkirt when In use as easily
and with the same convenience as a silk-or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only objec
tion to hoop skirts, vis: the annoyance to the wearer
as well.as-theynblic, especially in crowded assemblies,
carriages, railroad cars, churchpews,or In any crowded
place, from the difficulty of contracting them cooccupy
ing a small space. > This entirely'removes the difficulty,
while giving the skirt' the usual full and symmetrical
toim, and is the lightest and most stylish and graceful
appearance for the street, opera, promenade, or house
dress. A- lady having' enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of'wearing the Duplex Elliptic
spnngrSklrt for a single day,-will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They are the
best Quality la every part, and by far the lightest, most
durable, comfortable, aud;economical skirt made. Mer
chants will be supplied as above, and ladies in most
first-class retail stores in this city and throughout the
diflerent States.
4®- Inquire for the ,
- t DOUBLE’ ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRTS.
DRADLEY’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
-*-> SKIRT, ' '
Very flexible, folded easily whan in use to occupy a
small space,' making the most agreeable skirt woru.
Por sale by J. M HAFLEIGH,
903 CHESTNUT Street.
■ORADLEY’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
-• * SKIRT—The greatest Improvement we have ever,
seen in LADIES’SKIRTS, and an article of
SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE ■
CURWEN' STODDARTJffi BRO.,
450,' 453-, and 454’N: SECOND St., ab. Willow;
selO-lflm
ftOC HOOP SKIRTS; COO,
y . .• ..The most complete assortment of •
Ladies’, Misses', and Children’s HOOP SKIRTS in the
eity are manufactured and sold; wholesale and retail,
'at No. 638’ARCH: Street. Our stock embraces ali
the hew and desirable styles, lengths, and sizes; for
Snish and durability ana especially adapted to:first
class trade. “Skirts made to order, altered, and re
paired; Also, constantly in receipt of full line* of
iheap'Eastern-made Skirts.
' scS-lm* ' WM. T. HOPKINS.
QK3RTS-—NEW STYTE—BRADLEY’S
Duplex Elliptic SKIRTS,at Mrs. STE BL ’S,
TENTH Street, jnst below Ciieitnut. oc7-3t*
WANTS.
A YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, WITH
$7,000 in cash, wants an interest In a good Whole
sale or, Retail 250T10N 'HOUSE; is a good Accountant,
having been in the employ for yearsof one of the oldest.
Bry-GoodsHouses in this city. Address * Merchant, 77
this office. oc7*3fc*
GENTLE^
MAN having a thorough knowledge of Mercantile
Business, with a large acquaintance and sufficient capi
tal, desires to become associated with a Partnerto
establish a Broker’s Office for general banking business
in this city ; or he would become interested in an estab
lished house of character and standing. Address
‘ * Broker,* 7 Box 1200, Post Office. ■ ocs-3t*
WANTED—PAKTNER, ACTIVE OR
T*- silent, to engage in a respectable, pleasant, and
profitable business, of long standing, in tats city. Ca
pital required, from'ss,ooo to $25,000. Direct, “Part
ner, , ! this office, with real name and address. ocs-3t*
WANTED—BY A BUSINESS MAN,
IT having four'or five hnndred doUars, an interest
in some bminess as an active partner.
. Is not afraid to work, or would have no objections to
going into a good Oonntry Store, Has been at tke busi
ness fifteen years.
The best of-references from country and city mer
chants. Address “ Country Merchant, ” for one week,
at this office. • ’ ; oc6-4t*
WANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS
IT MAN as Partner, with a cash capital of about
$26,000) to purchase an interest in a large Publishing
and Bockselling business of long standing In this city.
One baying a thorough knowledge of the business pre
ferred, Address “Bookseller,” at the office of the
North American, with real name and residence, for
one week. ; ocs-3t*
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE, THE'LARG-
A-^, est and most reliable, for city and country. Has
always a good selection of capable persons, with good
references. Americans, Irish, English,. French, Ger
mane, Scotch, Welsh, and newly-lauded emigrants, as*
Gardeners, Farm Hands, Coachmen, Watchmen, &c.
Cooks, Chambermaids, Seamstresses, Laundresses,
Waitresses, and general Housework Servants Also,
Colored Serv&ntß. Bos. 80S and 804 r LOGUST Street,
above Eighth. . . se24-lm
TITEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
J I OP W ASHINGTON.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER;
Nos. 534, 536, AND 538 FOURTEENTH STREET,
' ' , . Near New York Avenue,
Washisgtox. September 29, 1864.
CARPENTERS WANTED,—Wanted immediately,
fifty good carpenters to’go to Point Lookout, Md. ,Wa
fes $7O per month, and a ration. :Each workman will
ring bis own kit of tools. Transportation will be fur
nished by the Government, for the workmen and their
.tools, from this city to Point Lookout; 1
JOHN A. EDISON,
Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
' ocl-6t , Department of Washington.
'TINNERS WANTED.
A- s Chtkf Quartermaster’s Office,
. Depot op Washington,
*’• - Washington, D. C., September 21i 1854.
WANTED, AT ONCE—At the Government Work
shops, corner of NINETEENTH and F Streets, TWENTT
GOOD TINSMITHS, or men who understand the manu
facture and putting up of Sheet Iron Stoves. *
Wages: Seventy dollars per month, with a ration.
Also, privilege of hospital when sick.
"Application to be made to Capt. JAME 3 M. MOORE*
A. Q. M;,U S. A., No. 13*ESfcreet.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
se29-lOt ; Depot of Washington.
FOK SALE AND TO LET.
J?OR SALE, '
VALUABLE OIL TERRITORY
, IN YENANGO COUNTY.
APTLY TO ' '
. WM.H. RICHARD SON,
oc6-4t* 500 MARKET Street.
L’OR SALE.—A COMPLETE SET OF
-L the PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, from January,
1862, to this date; also, THE PRESS; fromlBsl o tms
date. Apply to . . J. a. BARN HARD,
August 6, ISf>l, Clt*]-. 825 CHBSTRDT Street.
SALE—A PROFITABLE CASH
-91- Paying Business, easily managed, expenses light,
location central. Address '‘Utility, ’ ’ Press Office: 00531*
!«£ FOR SALE—THE FIRST-CLASS
■fliitt H0U5E.,1703 GREEN street; 36 feet front, with
every convenience. The situation is very pleasant.and
the bonse a particularly, desirable one. Possession in a
few days. . .8. F. GLENN,
cc7St S. W. cor, i BYENTEENTH and GREEN.
FOR SALE—THE SUPERIOR 4-
lIM story BOUSE, 2205 GREEN street; wide front,'with
every convenience, and splendid situation; Lot 45 by.
164 feet, with a large variety of.finite.and shrubbery.
Immediate possession given. ,B-F. GLENN.
oc7-3t 8. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN".
&' FOR SALE—HOUSE No 836 NORTH
SIXTH street; above Brown. Inquire at Ho. 11
North SIXTH Street- ... , . It*
m- FOR RENT—A NUMBER. OF GOM
•“imodions DWELLINGS, on Thirteenth, Twelfth,
and Mervinestreets, bavingbatb, range, hot and cold
water, at from $23 to $33 per month. .
■ - ■ TaTLOW .tauksoh,
oc7-12t* 01* CHESTNUT Street.
JH| CLINTON STREET—DESIRABLE
-■aLDWELLING, No; 903; lot 20 feet by 115 feet deep;
three-storied double bactvbuiidmgs. Forsalebv ,
oc7-fr3t* A. P. & .J. H. MORRIS, 916 ABCH St.
Met blio sale pf real es- &&
TATE —Will he sold at public sale, on thepre- -•*-
: mises. 27th of October next, the homestead farm of.
JONATHAN ELY, deceased,: Bitnated in SaLEBUBY
Township,-Bucks county, Pa., containing 117 acres of
first qnalny limestone land, In a high s ate of cnltlva-.
tlon, with sufficient wood land, 2 lime quarries, and 7 lime
kilns.-where a large business ha's recently been done, :
an apple orchard in good bearing, and abundance of
other frnit trees. The buildings consist of a large two
story stone house, bathroom, supplied with soft water
from a hydraulic ram; all lately-fittedinp; large stone
barn, and hay houses, carriage and wagon house. Ice
and smoke house;:in fact, every necessary building on
a farm—a comfortable tenant house.. This property is
about three-miles from either Centre Bridge orLam
bertyille Station, on the Belvidere and Delaware Kail
road. Two separate Chestnutwoodlotsof2andsacres,
two miles from the farm, will he sold: the following
day, the 28th, on the premises. Also a house and lot of
y, acre, adjoining, will be sold same time as the farm.
But seldom more valuable property comes into the mar
ket. : Conditions at Bale, which will be accommoda
ting Sale at 1 o’clock P. M. ■
JOHN BLACKFAN,
Executor of J. Ely, Deceased.
September 27,1564. oc7-fmw9t
M; FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRA
BLE Besldence on Nineteenth street, above Arch.
Apply to WM ROSSELL ALLEN,
•> oc6-3t*S. E. corner FOURTH and WALNUT.
D Ann TRUCK AND PEACH BAS
OjvUv KETB just received aad for sale by
BOWE & BUSTOS.-
s«2-tf , 157 and 159 North. THISD Street.
BOAItDfAG.
OOARD WANTED—BY JHE FIRST
of la a private family, for a Gentlemans
Wife and Daughter. Address* *S.B. 9r tMs office. oc7-2t
"ULIGIBLE BOOMS ; VACANT A T
bl HILL’S, 338 SPRUCS Street. ocSOm
HOARDING mNTED.-A
JD married comde -sant BOARDING, by October
28th. witß A private family, in a good
neighborhood, wh3 *‘L.S® r ? e ?f? *P T 1
boarders. Address., stating terms, J.,1. b.,„ Box
2368, Post Office... - '■ . ‘ ;f - OCS-dt*
YirANTEIK— A LADY HAVING A
TV furnish «k,HOUSE—location between Chestnut
and Spring Garden. Fourth and Tenth streets—to-hoard
four Married Couples. Rooms furnished, if desired. Re
ference exchanged. AddressP. 0. Box 350. ocs-3t*
' PROPOSALS.
TG BUILDERS.
A - ExEOOTIVE DEPAhTMEXT,
Harrisburs, October 5, ISW.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until;l2 o’clock of TUESDAY, 18th inst., for the erec
tion of the proposed extension of the Capitol Building,
security to one-fourth of the amount of the work win
be required, and each bidder mutt accompany his pro
posal with the names of his securities. . wbara
Plans of the extension can beseenat this Office, where
specifications can alto behadon apj tiV??insw>f fteni*
must be addressed ‘‘Propose for ot Cap
»i.” Af^BL’ISSSWb;,
to„8 U HIiOBE. SlftUlrwsßtw.
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SARJ
SOM STREETS., , ,
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &a.i
■ V - ON SATURDAY MORNING NEXT,
At 10 o’clock, comprising about •
HTYrpV trAUsaa
descriptions at sale. r ■ -
•hiJSS® collection of dMirabib new and' wchni bandf
SffimS 8 4 I!KMTragons ’ &c - > With which the sale will
whip?) covS?.^iteM tt *c a eaddlee, bridles.
iale’oi^oisS 0 ?) on ttceo “t of weather, ’ .
Third anS ul 0 ’ • on,WEDNESDAY next".
of blooded stock, October
Private Sale. t
oc6-2tlf . ALFRED M HERKNF.SS. Auctioneer.
Above Willow.
A lief lON SALE OF CONDEMNED
IV HOSPITAL PKOPERTY.
, Medical Purveyor's Office
Wasiiixkton, D. c ; October sisst
Will be,.Bold, at. public ancton, at Medical stora
keeper’s Depot,.corner F and Eighteenth streets, in this
Clty ’ 011 WEDNESDAY, Octnber 12, JBSI,
A QUAE TIT? OFHOSPITAL FURNITUEE,
Consisting of Iron Bedsteads. Hair Pillows, Sheets,
ilankets. Stoves, CSsrrrs,' Knives, Forks, Spoons,
mpty Boxer, &c. , &c! ...
Thete articles have been condemned as unfit for.hos
iital use.
A®?™—Gael, in United States Comner.
bale ,o commence at 10 o’clock A. M.
Br order of Major General Augur, \ - ,
„ C. feDTHEKLAHP,' :
Surgeon IT. 8. A , Med’X Purveyor,
Depot of Washington.
PENNSYLVANIA
s>irE MtL^?lA ’ Ct nfs? GKNEEAI-’S OF
wf/l besoM'at #4l?
.gjt»Mwagsg
Tan 6-pounders Brass Cannon, casting Frmirh-‘nah.
1766 t0 ; 1794 ; weight about 6,340 pounds? _. r9llc “» date
Eight 6-poxinde;ra Iron, Caja&oii. of >
1837 t weigM about 6,'000 pounds, B m
One 24 pounder 3ron Cannon, weight ahoat I sno
pounds • *"*
" 784 (srm Barrels (old), weight about 3^SF ; peai4i
. 4'Gun-carriage Axles, weight about'46s pound*
-do., , ..Tires, do. 1;8?0 pounds'
do. -Htihnngs,do. , ; gß,pounds'
sv,„„t °' • , do. . . 211 psuads.
eirap lron, weight about 3,032 pounds.
tnbi e^„S T 9.. eßo ¥ ln lota > lor cash. Payment*
b°9Bkf a d n 8 s ?>. Hatl ° D . al dr state currency of Bolreat
with obt liin,?* articles .purchased must ber-reraoved
™"f, ! little delay, aad will be at barer’a risk until
OT4 tttthfrr,l n , JAMES L. REYh'odW
oc4 tpthfrSt Qnarterraaater General of Peana. '
S A -LE of crONDEKNiEB 1
Quartermaster OesesaiTs Office
PlKß'l' Dtyj»,O.V. '
- >T CITY OfiiAhnr 1 igji >
■Will be sold at Public Anction.totie Ktiffil,
at thd time and places named below, -fir. - biddwt
MIFFEIif, PEDTKSYLVAIS IA, V THURSDAY ‘
• October 13. IS>">4. . *
wiEsriKaTOir, Delaware, Thursday
_ October 20. 1664. ’
YORK,. PENNSYLVANIA. THURSDAY ’'
October 27, 18S4. -
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HOSSSS, AT BACH'
_ ■ • PLACE.
been condemned as unit for. Ota'
iralry sendee of the army.
ll^be’had 1 ' 1 !sJraiag Purposes, many good bargain*-
&!f. SSO n§ bo oommenceat 10 A.H;
Terms . in united States Currency
By order of the ©nartermaster G-neral; <
„ ■ JAMES A, ERIN,
Colonel m charge First Division,
cjU3.rtennß.9ter General's Office
ocS-toc26-
BALE" OF CONDEMNED'
_ QUARTERMASTER GEST.RAL!3 OFPICBn
TTT.« nfrnrn JPMtST. DIVTSfOST, . -
•nr-n v' ~ City, 23 1884_
ai anct!on > to
HOES^-
OKFHUWI)EEDAKB?iFTf 1 HOKSBB
These Horses have been condemned as unfit for Uu-
C3,valry service of the army.
For ; ro |d'and farming purposes many good bargain*
ID&y v 0 J3au>
Hordes sold singly. V
menee“tfoA l .’M. !7,lit6<lState6ellrrea<:3 '- Sal 9t <>«>in-■
By order of the'Quartermaster General, '
_sp3o-6t Colonel, inehaTge-te^PWstonQJH.G^Q.
MEW CHESTNUT-STTHBATRi^
Manag L ers HAED GKOV2B * WILLIAM E^iffir.
■ GREAT SUCCESS
OP THE ■
„.. , combination. '
Theatre Crowded Nightly. Brilliant ■
-THIS (Friday) EVENING? Otf 7
• BENEFIT OF
- „MR-WILLIAM WARREN.
TWO SPLENDID PIECES
Co T me e d P y?£Tv“a!Sl°I ffi6Me with tlle ”«*“*•»* ■
_ T BHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
„ , LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS?
Mr. GOllghtly ...............Mr Wm Warren r
Sixth Grand Family,Matinee, SATUEDAYAFTSR-
H, 00 ,* u?„ ct S -when the THE SEA OF ICE: or, a Sb
reduced prices. be Presented by special reaueat^al
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE—
WBiirwin? (Friday) BOSS'S* oct ™t, : ' "
BENEFIT, BENEFIT BENEFIT
• OF OF - ad „
‘Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
TREASURE 2 THOMPSO! ' , ' BB Gertrude, m°tL
. THOMPSON'S BENEFIT TO-NIGHT
_TBE HUNCHBACK.and LITTLE TREASURE’
Doors open at 7;* Performances commence at 73£. ■
TWTKS. JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH.
"A STREET THBATBE.
TESTVALT. BEL DE&TOIflO
BENEFIT OP VESTVALI. “ ' -
TO-NIGHT (Friday), - : .
BEL DBMONIO. '
ANGELO
* in which pho will sing
“Ton are the'Star’ ’ and
Brave Marco.”
("IRAND ORGAN CONCERT AT THE
v -" FBANKFORD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH —The
swgft?‘ d powerfuLOrgan made by Joseph Buffington,
of PhUadelpbia, and placed in the Frankforl Presby
(Ee7;Mr.„MnfDhy, pattor,)^will he
opened THIS (Friday) EVENING, and volnntaries per
foim thereon, by Profs. Wm. Triebels, Wm; A. How
land, A. Bachman, and Dr. Charles P, Turner ; A •
special CHOiK WiBLSING choicesdleetions of Sacred
Untie, from the -works of Mozart. Rossini, and other '
great masters, assisted by Anthems, &c., by the Choir
of the Church. Tickets 25 cents each. Concert com* ■
mences at 7 % o’clock. THOMAS E.,HARKINS™
■ dt Mnsical Director.
the grand 'billiard tourna
i4 E i?MP ha^ piokship of the stats
I HTy A - NI -f will commence at BAN3OM
STREET HALL on MONDAY, October :>d, IS6I- and
terminate .on Monday, October 10th, 1804. - AFTER
NOON AND EVENING EXHIBITIONS;—Ptaydo rant
mence at 2P. M. and 8 P M. Each game is la bs SOO
points—caroms. Push shots debarred. The following
names are the competitors for the championship and
prizes: V. Estephe, C. Bird. J. W_ Montgomery. Ro
bert T Syall, | R. Nelms. H. W.
.Messrs. KAVANAGH,
GOLDTHWAI •E, and other prominent players are ex
pected to be present. Single admission, SOcta. Season
Tickets (seenred teats), $5. For sale at the principal
Billiard Rooms and Hotels. .
„ VICTOR ESTEPHE, J W. MONTGOMERY, and K.-
T. RY ALL, Committee of Arrangements
ORDER OF PLAYING.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON—Hawes and Ryalli Mont
gomery and Nlmes. EVENING-Estephe and Palmer;
Bird and Plunkett.
FRIDAY AJpERNOON-Hews and Palmer; Mont
gomery and Plunkett. EVENlNG—Estephe and Ryall;
Bird and Nelms. -
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-Bird and RyaU; Esteph*
and Nelms. EVENING —Hewes and Plunkelt; Mont
gomery and Palmer.
MONDAY AFTEKNOON-TTewes and- Nelms; Mont
gomery and Ryall. EVENING-Estephe and Plunkett;
-Bird and Palmer.; ; o c6-4t
TiHESTNDT-STREET OPERA HOUSE,
V-I No 1221 CHESTNUT Street.
ALLINSON" & H1NCREN...............Pr0priet0r*.
MORAN’S MINSTRELS -v.
: appear every, evening in an elegant .
. ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT, t
Boors open at 7, commencing at 8 o’clock precisely.
Admission 25 cents:
Reserved seatß, which can'he secured from 10 to 2
o'clock, SO cents. ocS-tf
A SSEMBLY. BUILDINGS, TENTH
ci- AND CHESTNUT Streets. -V'.\r
- TEMPLE OF WONDERS! SIGNOR BLITZ
. : EVERY EVENING, ah» .
‘ WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Change of Performance Constantly.
Admission, 26 Cants. Children, 16 Cents. Reserved-.
Seats, 60 Cents,
Evening Performances commence ah T& Afternoon. ,
at 3. .■- - 1 ■ ocS-tf
ASSEMBLY BLILDIUTGvr-G-RAND
RTEREOPTIOAN,
STEREOPTICAN.
Tours over the World,
Tours over the World. ■
THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
The marvelous illusion of * . ' ;■
THE “GHOST,”
THE "GHOST,”:
And other Splendid Noveltie*C
Admission 25 cts. Children 15 cts.
pASINO, CHESTNUT ST., ABOVE
Af Sixth, THE GREAT VARIETY THEATRE OF THE
AGE, open every evening, with a FULL AND EFFI
CIENT COMPANY. ' s elS-Zm
nHRIST REJECTED.-THE GREAT
vA and celebrated picture by- West, the a&gj’d'anutnol
the artist, is now on exhibitios-at the ACADEMY OF
FINE ARTS, No. 1025 CHESTNUT Sfc:, in, addition tt
the entire Art CoUection of the Academy. Admittaus,
25 cents. Season Tickets, 50 cents: . selS-lm*
THE ACADEMY OF FI NE ARTS,
CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, la OPEN DALLY,
for visitors, from 9A. If. to 6P. it ; J«*f
FOR HARTFORD, CONU.,
4BBL DIEECT, VIA DELAWARE AND RA
RITAN CANAL—The Philadelphia Steam Propeller
Company’s Steamer *'FRANK, ” Shropshire, Master.
Quick despatch, i Apply on board, Second Wharf above
DOCK Street, or to - -
WM. M. BAIRD, a CO.. Agents,;
Ho. 13» South DEI.A'WAEEr Avenue.
.-west ohe s,t er„
BFyWllirTirfiSD PHILADELPHIA KAIL-
EOABf via MEDIA.
.. _ CHASGB OF H£>U,RS..
: On and. after MONDAY,Oct- 30,1864, the trains will
leave Philadelphia, from Depot corner of THIRTY-.
PIBST and if ABBaSF'-Streets fWesf Philadelphia), at.
8.15 and 11.Ai.5L, andlat 2;,4.10, and 6.30 P. M :Um
"West Chester at 6.3ai*S,-15, ao<LIP.3O A. M., and 1.30 and
.4.30 P. M. A, :- ’.,,.'....... .. .
On Sundays leave. Philadelphia at 8.30 A. M-. and 2
P. M. Leave West Cheater at BA. M..,and4tP if. _
: Trains leaving Philadelphia at 8.15 A. if. and 4.15 P.
if., and West Chester at S KA. M. and 1. SO IV 51. , con
nect with trains en the Baltimore Central Eailroadror
Oxfyd and Sangrintendeat .
*&£%£& PIANGSk. COTTAGE EXCEL
n« f V. HABKgKrtgIS, andUKLO*
n"KONc ah - MaKSH’&Music Store,
oc7-im Xo. 1103 CKSSTMUT Street.
MIIBS’S KIW.L7 IM
TTWYWBKOYED CBBSCBNT SCABS
* - OOTBmHffIDS..;
AcknawjsdKed is be the best. London. Priie Medal
aud SsSjeot Awardsin America received.
MBBODBOBA ABB BECONB- hand pianos.
w9-3m Ware? Reran, 80. 7g» ABCH St.. hel. Elihlh.
"Cottage organs,
iJIShSL STfoV to be ewmlly vxall adapt*!!»,
'f, d SrtSltidT>ravSkßno». Po£^d|nl|^
Jto. 18 Horth SEVSITFErStreat.
”B P B 0 T A GLE.S,
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.’S,
se26-lm 934 CHESTNUT Street.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JAMES W. QUEEN dt CQ’S
eeZB-lm ;sa* CSB3TNPgStrg at - ..
TAEAF MADE TO HEAR.—X^|TRU-
AUCTION SALES.
amusements.
( DECKER BROS.;
STECK & CO.’S
CBLS3BATED
PIANOS.
J. E. GOULD,
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
' Of all kinds, to.be had at
■ •VEST TALL