W'c* OiiOTHWG,
f s E corner SEVENTH and MARKET Sts.
■ nTIiINO. S. £ cor SEVENTH and MARKET
S.Koor. SEVENTH and MARKET
nt <VTIt(Jf fl ' S.E. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
SfE.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
P tS '->iOT}ima. S.E.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
OTJUKG. S.E-oor. SEVENTH and MARKET
J' 1 * t'l OTHtSO, BE. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
ml®'p}'oTHlNG, S.B. cor. .SEVENTH and MARKET
rS’rrOTHISO, S.E.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
PP'rl 01JUNQ. S. E. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
I? - otiOTfelNgi S.E cor. SEVENTH|and MARKET
S. B. cor. SEVENTH anil MARKET
K!s rIOMING, S.E.cor. SEVENTH fl,nd MARKET
S. E c«r. SEVENTH and MARKET
ELVt.OTIUNO. S.E cor. SEVENTH aid MARKET
KrtVf OTHING, S.E cor, SEVENTH and MARKET
F®’ '( I.OTIUKG, S.E.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
P-« CLOTHING,' S.E.cor. SEVENTH and'.MARKET
K;j'r[ 'ITHINP, S.E cor. SEVENTH andMABKET
P-yUtf . „ ' '
leffehson Davis—His SpßKcn.
With piteous howl poor Jeff doth go
And telt hie dismal tale of woe;
At Macon, Georgia, he doth preach
The following melancholy speech:
> ‘ Two- thirds our armies gone away,
The other third don’t want to stay:
The absentees will have my thanks
ii liter'll comeback and whip the Tanks.
“We've lost Atlanta; neve from Hood
Is not particularly good;
In fact, I should ho rather glnd
if ail tha nfftre were not no had.
‘ ‘ But one old lady Bay e to me,
‘I! ve go( an oight- year old, ' eaye she,
' If you'll but wait till he’s a man
We'll whip the Yanks; Iknowwooan.' ”
Well, Jeff may growl, and whine, and rage,
Until the hoy shall come of age;
Meanwhile, we loyal pc'oplo all.
Will buy good clothes at Cuhat Oak H at.i,.
■ARTICULAR NOTICE ALL SHOULD READ -The
fees of Clothing arc a good deal lower than most
Bpio suppose. "VVo ate willing to take small profits,
Form afford to in selling ruch large quantities.
Ery advantage is eecured to the customer at our
pbllshmont, ns onr purchnsos were made when gold
[, down, We always keep onr prices down low, and
fr stock complete, with every style and quality
[own. Pautaaslow as six dollars. Vests as low as
fo dollars and a hull'. Coats, from ten dollars up,
[erconts at fourteen dollars and upwards. Beaver
[ercoats from last season, just the same styles, tan
mars cheaper than in other places. Come nad ex-
Lins. WANaMAKER & BROWN,
[ OAK HALL,
, S. E. cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
HEELBB & Wilson’s Highest Premium
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
THE CHBAPB3T, SIMPLEST, AND BEST.
ilasrooms, TO4 CHESTNUT Street, above Seranth.
3vr^:R.:R.iEix
WEST—MoGE ATH.-rOa the Wh instant, by the Rev..,
•meb Mortou," of New York, Jamas Mortimer West to
pna J., daughter of the late John McGrath, of this
JIeKBNJ*AN—ARNETT.—On the 13th instant, hy
ev. Dr. Vaughn, John T. McKonnau, of Pittsburg,
id Kate Stockton, daughter of the late Rev. W. W.
n eit, of Philadelphia. „ . . . i
; Pittsburg Commercial and Chronicle please copy. 1 *
CRAWFORD—DIEHL —On the tvsnigg of the 13th
ist , by Kcv.'J. B. Dales. D. D.. assletnd by Rev. E.
. AdHiUR- I). D., C C. V. Crawford, M. D , to Miss
i rah B , daughter of Chas. F. Diehl, Esq., all of this
iIaNEEN—Me COBBLE.—On the lSth of October, by
a .Rev. J. Aspinwair Hodges SWilliam Kaoeen, of
rie. Pa., to Annie, dasgbter of Thomas McCoikle, of
Clmlngton, Delaware, *
JACKSuN-NEILSON.—On the 12th October, at St.
ark’s Church, in this city, by the Rev. E. A Wash
arn, D. D., Rev. Augustas Jackson, of Connecticut,
Miss Mary T. Noilßon, daughter ot the late Hall
eiiaon, E-q. t of Richmond, Va \
SARGENT—MAUN.—On the 11th iaßt., at "the Pres,
j-te ian ctrarch—Rev. Mr. Cons Lng’i—corner Tenth
id Arch streetr, Henry Sargent, Esq , of Johnstown,
a., to Mies Sophie H., danghierof Rev. David Malin,
,D., the officiating clergyman,
r)iEr>_
FEI.FFEK’STEIK'.— On the 12th , instant, Abraham
lelffenstcin, M. D., itrtha eOth year of his aze.
Bis reiat res and friends are resn- etfully invited to
UeDti fain funeral from his late residence, IMS Shacha
laion aSreet, on Monday next, (17th instant,} at 10
’clock **
GAKBY.—On 10th month 12th, 1364,Mary H. Cauby,
led IPyears.
The friends of the family are invited to attend her fa
ns 1, from the residence of her lather, Joseph Caahy,
rar Hnlmeville, Bachs com tv, on First-day, 16th
sat.. at 2 o'clock, without farther notice. *
COWFERTHWAIT.—On the 12th last., Carolina E.,
rifeofH. Cowneitbwatt, in the 63d 5 ear of her age.
Funeral services at St. Luke’s Church, Germantown,.
lie (Saturday) afternoon, at three o’clock. . *
>ESSON & SON, MOURNING STORE,
■> No. 918 CHESTNUT Street, are selling
Black and V hlte Chintzes, S7}4 cents.
Bead and Black *'
Madder Purple ** •
■plain Black “ “
Black and White De Lalnes, 48 coats.
Black and Purple DeXaines. 45 cents.
Black and White Chene Mohairs, S7K cents.
Black Turin Cloths, S7K cents.
B! ack Ponlt de Sole, or Mourning Silk, 41.75.
Usd all other goods, at the lowest market prices,
7YKE & LAEDELL OFFER WHOLE-
J SALE,
Best show of MEBINOES In town,
Beat show of POPLINS in town,
Beatshowof SILKS in town.
Best show of SHAWLS in town.
Best show of BLOAKS in town.
3Sa“» FIRST COSGRT.6ATIOSAI
Ts£? CHURCH—Rev. D. L. GEAR, Pastor. Preach-
K at the chapel, corner of FRANKFORD Road and
OftTOOME&I Avenue, atlOK A. 8.. and 7% P.M. It
33” SIFHIATIO3, OF CHBIST-EISE
-36? TEt'KTH of series, by T. B. STOCKTON, at
LEVERTH and WOOD, iiBBATH AFTERNOON, 3H
’clock. Sobject— -Restoration of the Jews. At 1073
M., ALEX. GLAKET will preach hla last eer
ionpnvloaßtoleaYißgforCinclnnati. AHinYited.
REV. A, ». GIMATT, ». », OF
H? Washington City, -will Preach in the Eleventh
artißt Church, TWELFTH Street, above Race.: TO
IQRROW, at 10K o'clock A. M. *
3§=* CHILDBbN’b OItiECH. THE
=£? nest Monthly Sermon to the » onnv, on BIBLE
LBSSINGS, will he preached in the CHURCH OF
HEEPIPHART , TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. Sar
fcdat 3 o’clock. ~. ■■■■ ’ ' u
WAGNER 1 FREE INSTITUTE OF :
OP SCIENCE, SEVENTEENTH Street (Lbove Co
umbiaavenue.—Bivinfi service on b JNDiI SIOiiN
KGS at 10K o'clock. Kev. Dr GOOP WIN, Pix)yoatof
lie University, to preach TO-MORROW. Seatafree.
kM»FIRST REFORMER DUTCH
HP CHURCH, SEVENTH and SPRiHG GARDEN
beets, Rev. J. H. SUYDaM, pastor. Services at W«
'rlock A, M. and Hi o'clock P. M. bnbject for the
veiling— “Friendship. -**
'S»CBIIRCH OF THE N ATIVIT Y,
K? corner of ELEVBNTH and MOUNT VERNON
treete.—The repairs and lmprov“mettt» cf this Courcli
collfction will be taken up, both morning ana eve-:
ting, to meet the increased cost ol repairs over eeti
cate. ■ .»'■ : ; .
rrsf* BHION M. E. CHVRCH.FOOKTH
=» Street, helow -Arch. October 16th, Kay. JOHN
preach in the Morning at Io>£ o clock, and
- - - CHAPLAIN in the Evening, at 7 H o’clock, *
CENTRA E COSGBWJATIOSAI
inßGH.—Bbt A.L feTotiE.n.D ,or Boston,
ii at Concert Hall Tu-MORhO W, at 10)4 A M.
M. Rahilc cordially Inyited. .It*
iWEDEJfBORGIAST , GOBSEB 0P
;OAD and BKANDS WIHB Streets (above
irden Street) Rev. B P. Barrett at 10M
O-MOhROW MOBBING. Subject—“ The
• Ban’s Betponatbility.. Fnblic invited. It*
JIIUBCH OF THE ATOSEMEST,
vv B. WATSON, D. Hector —Therepairs
rah or the Atonement beiag snfflcientlj com-
Church -will be > eopeaed for Divioe service
T Best, October 16. services in the morn mg
' the evening at o’c och I>*
THE BOOH OF JOSHUA.—A EEC*
IKE Introductory to a teriuc on this book will
ed by CHAS. CiMPBELO at oPKIfiGGAK
|L. SEEING GARDEN andTHIKTEBNTH, on
’ fry ENINS. Oct. 18, at 7K o’clock. It*
ST. JIAWHBWS H/THI'BAS
TDEOH, HB W Street, below Foorth, between
Vine. Services by the Pa»tor, Rev. B. W.
OttTO MORROW MORNING, at luXo clock,
service commences. at half-pas! seven
it
MEW BAPTIST CHURCH, COK»
ER EIGHTEENTH and SPRING GARDEN,
in for examination TO BAT, from 8 A. M. io
'HIS (Saturday) EVENING there will be are
■aetora and Members foimerly worshipping
Street, with five minute speeches. To mar-
BATH, Ear. Dr. Shad racli *iU preach at log
■v. John Dowlma, D D, of Ntnr Vork, at 3>£
a Rev. A. D. Gillette, D D.. of Washington,
m. The pnblie are cordially invited. *
PHUABEIPHU sabbath
school ASSOCIATION.—The monthly meet-.
fsg of this Association will be held on M.NDAi B7E?
! IK3 is ext, 17th In»t., at IK o’clock, io the Church o
is Covenant, FILBEKT, above Seventeenth .
The followipg subject will be discussed: what im
roveoseafcs maj be made la the interaul arras gam eats
four Sabbath Schools, whereby their prosperity and
iSSSSfIIgirinSSSSBSj Teachers, and friends or
be canse are cordially Invited tojttena.^
fcSSf” FBIUBELPHIA TRACT ANI»
•I=5P MISSION SOCIETY.—The sixty-fifth maeUilg
:in behalf of this Society -will bo held in ALL SAINTS
CHURCH, TWELFTH, below Fitzwater, on SABBATH
EVENING, 16thlnst., at anartertoSo’oiock.
Several addresses will be made. Friends to the cause
are invited to attend. If* »
rsff° A I.ECI'TIKE IVII.I, HE GIVES!
■SS? at the Calvary Baptist Church, FIFTH Street,
‘.below Carpenter, on TUESDAY EVENING,- October
:18th, by the Rev. WM. GaTHCART, on “ What Europe
[feels, fears, and hopes, In connection with the Great
’ American Rebellion. Tickets 26 cents ocls 3t*
SPRING GARDEN MALL, THIR-
Irfff TEBNTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets-The
meetings of the Church of God atsembUng hero are
every LORD’S DAY at 10$tf A. M.,for worship, in “the
breaking of bread, ” * showing the Lord's death till
He come,' ’ in prayer and praise, and for * teaching
and admonishing one another.” Preaching of the
Word by CHARLES CAMPBELL at 7% P. M. lt»
SPIRITCAMSM.-miss LIZZIE
iSal? DOTEN. of Boston, wtll LSCTHKE at„HAN
• SOM-STREET HALL on SOHDAT. at 10K A M, on
\' ‘ Peter the denier and Judas the betrayer, and 7%
! P, M., a review of Mlbb Hatch's lecture on the Summer
| land Admittance free. • 11
155r~ UKAIMkEARTERS BEPEBLICAM
«SP INVINCIBLES, MARKER Street, below.Thir
teenth.—The members of COMPANY D will meet THIS
(Faturday) EVENING, October IS, at S o'clock, as busi
ness of importance will be brought befo’e t em»eting.
By order of FRANKLIN C. GAKBIGBES, Cant.
Frank Woodruff, 0.8, - - “
COMPASY F, BBPCBIJCAYIST*
YIRCIBLES.-A Special Meettoir of theCom
iftttT will be held THIS (Baturdas) EVENING, at S
'clock. By order of Captain W. fl _ _
U* . GBOBGB W, SINKS, O. 8.
I’KFPABATION FOB BUSINESS
- LlFE.—Young men who expect to enter Into
lslnees on the first of next Jannarj, can acquire a
metical knowledge of Bookkeeping and Its kindred
CBITTENDEN’B CbaranSßClATg COLLEGE,
637 CHESTHTJT, 8, B. cor. of Seventh Street.
As no instruction is given, in Claeses, Students can at*
md at such tours as may best suit their convenience.
">cls*3t* •• : - . <
eiICTOS FETBOLECH COMP A
HI-NOTICE OP DIVIDES D No 1.
■■■ 1 ■ • New York. Oct. 12.15 M.
i* Trneteea of the CLIFTON PRTROLEUvf COH-
T have declared a dividend of ONE PsBCENT. for
lentil of September, payable October Slat, at the
of the Company, No. BTJOHN Street New Tort,
lareholdera of record at tie store of bueineae THIS
Coelg-Bi3 WALTER E. LiWTON, Treas. *
BANK OF SORTH AMERICA,
, Philadelphia, Octntw 13, 18&L
gaaeral Meeting of the STOOItROLDSKS ofthis
ek Will be .heltUt the « ANKIHa-HOffSK on MON
iT, the Hth day of Hovember next, at 11 o'clock
M., to consider and decide whether ihis Banlc shill
icome an Association for,the business of Banking
ider the laws of the United States; and whether it
tall exercise the powers conferred by the act of the
sgislature of this State, entithd An act enabling the
inks of this Commonwealth to become associations for
inking under the laws of the United States,” ap
rored 22d August, ISM; and to take any further action
lat m&j be ntcessary. . .
By order of the Board of Directors.
ocl4-lmo ( J. HOCKLEY, Casbier.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
FIBS INSURANCE COMPANY. , ■
■ Philadelphia, October 10 18M.
bare thl* day: declared a dividend of
M a ?. d a HALF PEBCBNT. for the lentate
i“8. Which will bapaid to the Stockholder* or thotr
oaasd after the JOthJoat.clear
oc i JS*o- ALBBBT C. L. CBAWTOBD. ,
'Becretary.
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
ANDREW JOHNSON;
SENATORIAL,
MOETON SIcMICHAEL, Philadelphia.
T. CHSTiraaHAM. Beaver Coanty.
L Robert F. King,
8. O. Morrison Coates,
8. Henry Bumm,
A WiUiata H, Kern,
A Barton H. Jenke,
8. Charles M. Runk,
7. Robert Parke,
8. William Taylor,
B, John A. Hiestani,
ID. Richard H. Coryell,
H. Edward Holliday,
13. Charles F. Read,
By order of the State Can:
[ST 1 fiitekoth
SS? ' FUND,-The-Troy |
ceipt of (he following conti
alii™^'Siphon A. fiCO
Arthur, Andrew 2-i TO
AJiier, W. A”--""- o 0 00
Alexander, W, C—■ -J3 00
Atkine on. Ainos W.. 600
Anderson, Kobeit... 60 00
AHej, J. W.......... 26 00
Aneain. Augustur 400
Ashmore, John..-;.. 200
Ahenpnes, Conrad,. 800
Adams, A.-H.. 6 00
Albright, D.-K 3Q ffi
■ Anlenrieth, Chas—. 600
Andrews, John MOO
Athmcnd, S. L M OO
Anicnrietb, Chas.— 6.00
Atwood, Wm J 00
Allison, D._A —®
Albright, W. I, » fO
AeltleiVS ■••••■ B™}
lAlvord, Jas. P. - IOW
Bassett, Joslab. • 25 00
Bissex, Jamesß. —• 26.00
Brock, Tuor— 2510
Brock, Chas. H■ &> 00
Borden, J0hn....-• ■ 26
Boddr, Isaiah-..,..- Bto
Brown. Thon S. : 25 W
Bnrr, ff H-2o W)
Bennett, John...•••■ M OU
•Burr, T. 8....g0"
Blsbinff, Cha5....... Si TO
Brown, Christian ■• ■ -o
Bowman, W. K 20 CO
Bell, Sami —•— ■,“ 00
Brow n, ■ Wj-B• ••• ■ •• ■ " S2j
Blnmner, H. C. Jr.. 26 00 );
Brad field- -2 99l-
Bailey, B. M -y.' f. Si
Brown, A."■ ’•••• rel
Blsbing, W. S.•••-.• 10 1 00
foB>'
Bassett, Josiab...... M 0 00
Bailey, Jacob * $OO
BemenU Clarence S MM
BemontSßoikherty 2|0,10
Bwnb'am.Ooo. Wv 00 00
Beecher, A. P—— ■ ouu
Blair, James.—■
Brown, Conrad M “
Bower, Prank ' $Kn
Bower, John.
Boulden, John -J "
Bacon. Edward g m
Bell, John.... f“ $
Black, J01m5........ 23w
Buster, A.—
Brown, Jaa..
Brooks, J.B-•••••••"
Burkhart, Thoo - ® »
Bonrgignon, P-• —• • ”
Bedtnhack, John.— 10 w
Brown, .T. P ,2"
.Butler, E. P- Siffi
Billbrough, Jos——
Belleville,Tbos. J- ».00
Belknap, E. <3f «
Brodle, K0bt..C..... 2o 00
Bower, Bobert 5.... MOO
Brnner, J. SI-. o w
Brown, Wm ••• ;
, Brown, I S g9g
Boyle, John ••• | S
Brown, Chas.— —• . » w
Barrett, iW. A■ qq
Bartinback, John... -0 ou
Bow Don, E-—• |0 TO
Bunns, A—ffi ■jX
Bennett, J.. —• — los
Beck.T.A., Jr-- |TO
Brown, m oo
Bancroft, John 5.... M W
Bancroft, John..—. "00
Bolton, W.C—— Egg
Booth, Edwin. —.— 25 TO
Brandstetter, Jacob- ..20.00
Bnrdett. Hart. •v• • • 26 CO
BordiraniEd.. XX
Harwell,Win.. MOU
Boarth.PMhP* J SR
Bailey, E. £?/£»
Bergner Gustavus-- 25 00
Beale, Geo. T. 2 00
Bolton, Jos. E—• M W
Berk, Hh.....••••••••
Brow n, o John P...... 1"
Blair, EH ' l S
Banks, Jas* *.•■ ytt" * Ann
Bowlne, Tbos. VT ■. • « W
Bates, Jas;..- M
Bergner, P • • • • IS gx
Bainhavt, J. Vf ■■■■■• »CO
Bakin, George.. j "
Buchanan, P., m
Booth, Geo*.**o nn
Blanchatd, H. W.... 2ou
Barker, John... —•• A"
Brien, H.n gS
Buchanan, James— i "
Beck, T. B*. ® "
Cnlbertson,John H.. »>.UO
Corlies, Britton ® 00
Clark, E0hert........ A"
Cus'kaden, JElobeit* - * {®
Caldwell,|. M...... |UO
Clark, J. P S 8
Cash, C.C— MM
Clayton, P. P.-rt-.-. *OO
Cunningham. • • • h "
Chambers, Ge 0.5.... 6 00
Chambers, W. J— M W
C(lladay, P- S2o 00
cHSotnl:::::::: io«
*5O
cSsht."—. 3 | “
Cooper, Jos “ AU.
Crowley, T... . J.S®
Crowheiss, Hathan- • 100
Cooper, Jcbn B yi 00
Collins, John. —.... J» Oo
Ccnnintham, W. J. 10 w
Connelly,l—Moo
Cox, Jesse.. —26 0d
Cox, Ce0.D.......... |oM
Cary. W. H......... 26 00
Cash . ..<» W
Chaffee, Wn . 2a 00
Chaffee, Wm. H.",- On
nVisifpp E Jimi ••<•>. 2j 00
Bo?snsV W. B. & Co. 100 00
At CO
Cartwright, Henry ■ 25 M
Curran, John..• ■•••■ J- 00
P MOO
Ciajen, B. 5.... ~. ,2r 00
Cash. T. J. 0........ . 600
Chaffee, Jaa.—.Jo 00
Chaffhr, Theo. S 2o 00
Conrad, 5010m0n.... . 50 M
Cafib.-f e...* ** , *»* 2o 00
Carty, Andrew MOO
Capp, Sami. M 2o 00
Cox, E. T. —........
*0 fl sfh tutii* ll f 1(4 cuO
Coulston,-Thos. D... KM
Carman, W. H...... . 6 00
Carman, Mrs. X M
Cleaver, B. XV-- 6 M
Chsmhers, J. S—— 50 M
Cretson, Hnbberd, & _
fcmith ..»..»««••••** 26 00
Carherry, John J-. MOO
Clayton, Powell P-. 25 00
Childe, Chas, N»».. • 2o 00
Campbell, 5 00
Clapper, John.s 00
Capp, John. S—• o 0 00
Conway, M 2 00
Cumming. • ..—*•• 1M
Cash, A. E. 8........ 5 M
Cnamins, Bradley-. 6eo
Currie, John 6 00
Cash. 6 00
Cunningham,' John. 25 00
Colton, Chas —• 300
Crane, J. J.——— -100
Cash. Barrett & J) 2o 00
Cassidy, P.H.,M M
Crietman, B. E—. •. 2o 00
Conrad, J. B - 600
Ceok, Mr 5.,.......... 3 00
Carson, Jas. G. 6 00
Compton, Ge 0....... 310
■ Collins, Wm 2 00
Cardona.... -••— 200
Cheeshorough, E. C* 10 00
Crow, Lewis B*••• ■ • 6GO
Cooper, Jose********* 20 00
Campbell, P..*...*.. gOO
tCash*»»»»* •»»**2 00
Caldwell, F-M 25 00
Collins, T. K 25 00
Cox, Geo. 8....»♦••, 25 00
Conner, John S»«***» 600
Ca5h......... '5 00
Caeb, Geo. J.*»»•*.* 6 00.
Chase, SO 00
Crow, AUX.IO GO .
Campbell, T. P.—
C01yU1e^Jaa......... .5 00.
Chase, I\ 8...» 25 00
Cash...*. _ 75
Cnnringham. M. A.. 100.
Creighton, 100
Craig, Robert...... .> 100
- flflfth...l, ~*«•»•...<• 100
Campbell, W. 5...... 5 00
Cash, Mrs. Clark.... fi 00
Clark, E. Q— M (0
Caisady, P. H
Cartwright, Eoht.... 25 00
Crocker, Jss. T S 00
Clark, J. W M 00
Canard, D 10 00
Clinton,P ••••■ .1 00
Cromwell, W. H.— 600
Cath .i... kiOO
Cal.ert, C. W. F.... KOO:
Ca5h...... 1 00
Cash 2 QQ !
Cash, contribntedhy .
• persons whose ;
names the Secreta- j
ry omitted to re- 1
_cord. 62 50:
Bnncan, John. 25 W
Delacroix, C. J., Jr. 25 00
Deming,_Sidney 25 M
Depny, Thoa 25 00
Davie,Panl A m oo
Dampman, J.. 5 Ml
Dixon, J. G..,. 55 M|
: Darling, At 8.. 50 00
Darrah-John C...... CO M
Da via, Henry J...... Moo
Davis, Thoa. C 50 CO
Dun, J- M. • 26 SOI
Daly, Jer-. 25 00
Dcnchen H...—.... oCO
Dyke, J. Q-—.••• jj OO
Dfckinaon, B— J 00
Dickmt on, J-E • • foo
Ducommun, H....... 25-00
Devine, Jaa. E M 00
Denmger, T S-S,
Demott, E- ■ “TO
Dean, J...... —•— •MM
Dobbint, B. Z—“ 00
Diterlch,D.P. —MOO
Dawaon, J. C-. H i
Deh&vtn, Sami.....*: X®oo
Deleter, J— 6M
Danfield, Joaiah—. • 600
) rumm, Pranels H.. ;. 6 00
Doyle, J C.. 100
Duncan, J. M—..... 26 M
Davie, E- W 100 f 0
Dallett, Thoa H 100 00
Deacon,'A. A.... 25 0g
Dolbrow, John K—. 25 00
Doyle, 8. 8.. JO CO
Downey, Jaa.. M Oo
Dick, Wm.. —— 6 00
Daly, -Thoa, 100
Downer, Patrick,... lOg
Dechen.-Jas 5 00
Dougherty, Geo.— . 2CO
Davie, Henry,....-.. Jo 00
Davis, O. T 26 tO
Dawaon, J. C 50 TO
Dean, Henry.•••••.• B 00
Dorsey, P ,5 S 5
Danger, Adolph*....' 16 00
Donnough, J. - 200
Duff, J --TOO
Dnffleld, Thoa. P.... 600
Drew, P 20 00
Douglass, J. V...... MOO
Dutch, Chris 10 M
Ducomb, J. B 25 00
Diet*. J.-T 25 00
Eaterly, Daul. 8 6 M
Erdman, Prancla— 25 00
Eldrldge, E. H 6 M
Eyre, W, H. 25 00
■> -i* f.- ' '.f'-'-i . *
FOR PUEBtOISST,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOK VICE PRESIDENT,
OF TENNESSEE.
E&ECTORAX TICKET.
REPRESENTATIVE,
Ellas W. Hale,
Charles H. Shriner,
John Wister,
David McConaughy,
David W. Woods,
Isaac Beeson,
John Patton,
Samuel B. Dick,
Everard Blerer,
John P. Fenner.
Ehonezer McJunktn,
John W. Blanohari
ral Committee,
tIAMEBOH. Chairman-
b wa«» Roiisn
i“ier acknowledges the re
lations to the fond:
Fvnus, 11. Y 25 00
Eat ins. T. 0... 25 00
fiefcfeldt...... ...i... 600
Erdman, Ed. 0 10 00
fitting, C. N.. . 10 00
England. 3. 5 00
Evans, David.lo 00
fisaler, K. B 20 01
English, Ja5......... 10 00
Krvino, J. 5 00
Evans, R. SO 03
England, J0hn...... 1000
Evans, J0hn......... 10 00
Entrees, Geo 6 00
EUher, Goo ,5 00
England, 5eth....... 10 00
Evans, Jo«. T, 15 00
Eastwood. W. H.„. 10 00
Edwards, Wm P.... 200
English, E. 50 00
Elliot!, - Ja5...,. 5 00
English, Wm.i,...:. 30J
Fiss, 4. H............ 25 00
Fleming, Andrew... 25 00
- Feinald, N. 51...... 25 00
Fougeray, A, K...... 25 00
i Fisher, F. 5.......... 25 00
i Fisher, Archibald... ,1 00-
i Frismuth, Wm- 25 00
i Forman, J0hn....... 25 00
i Fo.man, 5111t0n....■ 25 00
i Franks, Prod 23 00
Frismnth, W. 8.... 50 00
Farrington, H 2a 00
French, Chas. S 25 00
Freeman, Wm 500
Finisher, SI., 50 00
Francis, J. W....... 10,00
Fay, Patrick........ 100
Fernberg, Chas 10 00
Fenton, Jas. S.. 100.00
, Farley, VVm 10 00
Fisher, Henry;...... 500
Fetttnger.... ........ 10 00
Fell, tfhas. 10,00
Piggins, 8au1... 25 00
Flubacher, H, .. 400
Fn iriniin, Wm 500
i‘ Freese, Ge 0.......... 4 00
i Fitzpatrick, .Ta 5..... IUUO
l Forman,. J. F 5.00
) Ferder, M05e5...,.5. 100
i Foust, W. H-... 3 00
) Fitzpatrick, Win— 3 00
) Foster, Alox 2 50
) Forman, SI 5 00
i Flubacher,. J. 1 00
I Furbnsli, SI. A...... 50 00
liFrederictt, A. / 5 00
i Friase, Henry....... 5 00
i Forrest, Wm........ 100
I'Ford, i&anu
Fricker, Henry
Frees, WV. S-
Frick, Jas...
Ford, Jos. T.
Ford, Louisa ..
Fisier, G. L-.... 5 00
Ford, John G........ IQ 00
Fianaigan, TJiad.... 5 00
Fliuenger..'.. ........ 500
Fulioiii Fenj.. 10 00
Ferguson. Jas.loo
Fitzpatrick, Jos-..*«» 100
Foster, 11. L .. 10 00
Gideon, Ed ward..... 35 00
Gattrey, Thos-...** * 300
Grice,-Dan. 5........ 25 00
Good eU, Anstin W.. 25 00
Glenn, B F.......... 25 00
Garsed, Thos 100 00
Grow, John W...... 35 00"
Gueiey»Kev. S. H... 25 00
Gienn, B. F.......... 7a 00
Green, Win ►»» 500
Galiager, Wa 25^00
Glimot'e, J. G....... 5 00
Grice, Samuel 100 00
Genoa, Samuel 25 00
Grace, G. 5 00
Goidy. J0hn.....*.*. 200
Gcodeil. A, T........ 100 00
G einngrich. 5 10 00
Gowen, Patrick• 3 00
Griffith, John...*.*.* 500
Garrett, F. 6 00
Green & Coates Bail- o
road conductors.... 33 60
Geißheimer, Fred.... 6 00
Godfrey, C. g 00
Guns, Peter • 100
Green, St 6 00
Garthrop, A..»••*•••. 100
Gardner, J0hn....... 200
Gatzmer, £.... 25 00
Hand, Thos. C., Jr.. SO 00
Hampton, James K-. 500
Boliingshead,Ed H. 25 00
Hatfelflnger C. C.-« 25 00
HemphiU,Thoa...... 10 00
Holloway, H. H 25 00
Hermann, J05v...... 25 00
Houghton, E. F...»* 26 00
Houghton, J.H.M.D. 25 00
Hoffer, David.lo DO
Hoiiaod. J0hn....... 600
HaLowelt, Paul J-- • 35 00,
Hanglocg, J«.« 1 00
Hienemann, Geo«... 10 00
Haideman, Henry... 25 00
Hagy,'John !?•«•>•*• 35 00
fiolzhW, 0ha5...... 25 00
Bampton, Elijah C-* 600
Hagy J. x*...75 00..
F.... • 75 00
Hoffman,jl, A....**. 25 00
Heiman, David.....» 25 00
Helms, William....* 25 00
Howson, Henry....i 100 00
He>l, Lewi50....... 5 00
Rood, T. G.....* 60 00
Hensler, Geo-... ...» 600
Ramuiell, Wm*..... 600
Haines, JosiahL.*.. 25 00
Hanley, E........... 10 95
Heaton, Jonathan... 500
Bexter, Washington .: 25 00
ReloiahV J0hn....... 3 Uo\
Hnmmeil, ■ W..»• **«• 000
Hollis, Peter C v 50 00
Bunter. W. D 10,(0
Hunter, Boberi G. •« 10 00
Hathaway, Chas.... 50 00
Hanadm,.*i£.......... 5 00
Harm, Christian..... 3,00
Hyde, Jos**»»••»•»«•» 500
Hoffman, Samuel W. 35 00
H0m,H...... ,559
Bubkh, A. 8,....... 1292
Harper, E J.....■*♦-• 2 Q 0
Banna, Francis H— 5 00
Baffelttnger, C. C • 25 00
jHiUletoa,H....*v*«~ 500
Horn, wm—A--.. 6 00
Hurst* —.— * 10 00
Hoiliashead, E. H - 600
Howell, J 200
Holland. John 5 00
Butt, Jlatherr 25 00
.Haines," tt. 8.... .... to 00
Horn, M.... 25 00
Hauer, A. P. ‘soo
Harrold, F” to 00
Bosea, J. W-. 10 §0
Binder, B. G........ 1000
Harman, Wm., 10 00
Hancock, B 10 00
Hampton, John 2 00
Hall, Henry • 300
Hall, James 100
Sellings,T. J- 25 00
Hand, T. C , Jr 60 00
Hamilton, James.... 200
Hickey, Charles 2 00.
Holloway, H. 8...». 500
Hughes, Jonathan .. 10 00
Hippie, 84. P........ 10 00
Huff, H i.... * 25 00
Horn, Wm •■••• 600
Hagnev, Benj 20 00
Hyde.. .6 00
Hews, C—.«——•* 10 00
Hnttentoclier. Gotleib : 600
Hansel, H. W 25 00
Hollis, P. C.......... 50 00
Hoffman, A. F.. to 00
Hutt, Nathan.....— 200
Hannnm, W. 15..... lO 00
Hnlon, 1,. 8... 1 00
Hartmen.'D —....... 100
1 Holland, P. J 1 92
Hank, J 4 00
i Bowett, J. M 20 00
l Hall, H. D 10 00
l KiU,E..H... 6.00
I Hall, a. —1 00
1 Hampton, J0hn...... 10 00
i Iverson,;Samn.el.... 'lO 00
f Ingle, James 100
' Jarden.S. H.... to 00
1 Johnson, Wm.. 26 00
! Jenkins, Charles A., to 00
Jann,s.... 100
Jones, Jacob.... 1.00
Jones,': Jos. D 1....... 50 00
Jordan, Thos. 5......10 00
Jones, Wm. H*...... 500
Jenkins, Wilson .... to 00
Uewell, K........ .... 500
John,, W. A to 00
JeweU, W. K.--V WOO
Jenisim, 1.- A........ 20 00
Johnson, Jos. fW.— 25 00
Jackson, G. B——. 10 00
Jones, A1fred........ 10 00
Jarden, 8............ 6 00
Jennings, John 2 60
Jewell J. T......... 10 00
Jenkins 60
Janney, Jac0b....... 10 00
Keeler. Geo. S 10 00
Knight, B, L........ to 00
Kepttart, Geo. W. ■.. to 00
Keller, H 5...., to 00
Kochesperger, J. P.. 30 00
Knight, David 5 00
Kibbe, H E...,;.... 25 00
Knight, John G.. 25 00
tKi05e.ChM.......... 25 00
Kibbe, H: E. 25 00
Kenam J. C— 25 00
Kite, Isaac T. 5 00
Kirspatrick,Dan.... 5 00
Kitchen, John-- • 600
Knightly, John 5 00
Keiehline, Charles- ■ 60 00
KeHey, E A.. 10 00
Krapp, Isaac M...... 10 00
Knight, Henry D.... 3 00
Kromer, Jac0b...... 200
Keely, Henry ....... 10 00
Kaiser, Max to 00
Keiehline, Charles-. 20 00
Kite, Charles P 10 00*
Kite; Wm. 5......... 10 00
King, John W,,.—. 500
Knight,' H. D........ 500
Kerr, John.... ...... 600
King, Edwin.*..,.”. 10 00
Keasey, John 6 00
Knopp, Stephen..... to 00
Kro el,Ber. G. P.... to 00
Kern, Gotleib 2 00
Kay, John. 100
Kenny, C 5 00
Keany, D 5 00
Kelly, John 5 00
Knight, Joseph...... 5 00-
Lachman, Isaac 8... 23 00
1 tanning, Chas 25 00
i Lesds, Enoch. 25 00
i Lawderbach, J. W.. 25 00
| Lee, Joshna 8....... 25 00
) Lawrence, T; G 25 00
I Lippincott, W. H.... 60 00
Lawson, W C 25 00
I Lowry,Charles 25 00
j Lewis, E. H... ,25 00
) Lippincott, K. to 00
) Longmire, 8......... 25 00
) Longmire, W. C 10 00
Lachman, J.... 500
) Lippincott, W. H.... 50 00
> Laps, Char1e5...,.,,. 500
) Lipman, L. A 25 00
) Lippincott. J. W.... 50 00
t LyndalL Wm. 8.,.. 600
I Levis, tf. E 5 00
Lane, John A- 25 00
1 Legget, B,— 6 00
i Lewis, Thos. P 2 00
1 Large, Wm.....” 200
i Lacnman, J■——— 10 00
Lewis, John S” .59®
Lawßon, W. C””-” MOO
L«diey,_S. T—■ —6 00
Lewis, Daniel •• 600
Lewis, Cyras.—.— MOO
Lee, B. Ji—— ® 00
Leighton, E. ¥ {*)
Low, James;... 6 JJJ
Lesser..— — J uu
Lewis, B. Hr—..... 25 00
McMmlan, S. J— : to 00
McCanahan, C....... MOO
Moore, Wm 25 00
McKnight, Wm—— 10 00
Mclntosh. H P...... to 00
'McDonald. J...—.”, WOO
Moore; Charlaj H.”. 25 00
Morgan, Geo. 8”—. to 00
McMaster, James.... 25 00
Morrison, W—.‘—. 6 00,
McDowell, J 25 00
Morton, Wm 25 00
McNeil, Henry...... 25 00
VcKesg, Thos to 00
MoKnight,-John• •... 6 00
Marion.Chrtstophsr. 50*
Montgomery, Samnel 1 00.
Katlack, John B— to M
Morgan, D. W 6 »
Montgomery, James- 2 00 Steel, R w 8 00
M*y.' . L 6 00 Stokes, E. D 78 00
Met/eer. E........... 60 00 Spencer. Henry 28 0&
Matehett, Richard... 1 00 Stewart, J0hn....... 200
Mustin.Ed 8 25 00 Stonffer, Chas. J..,. 28 00
McGill, John 100 CO Sherborne, JohnC*. 25 00
Melfck, Peter 28 00 Smith, Baml 25 00
McCoy, Alex ♦ ... 10 00 Scott, JBnaene H .... 25 00
McDevltt, Ban 25 00 Sellers, Wm. Jt Co- ■ 500 00
McMullin, John 25 00 Sogafoes, G 00........ 25 00
Mj era. Da-rid 50 00 StilwoU, Ellas 80 00
Melsger, I\, 5 00 Btont, J W 80 00
Wears, J. W.... 10 00 Smith, Jos. A-» 1 00
MtKloehey, John ... 10 00 Shinier, A. B 10 00
Miller, Hiram 80 00 Stein, H r, ..... 25 00
McCormioh, John... 28 00 Stapler. Win 28 00
Murray, Wm„ 6 00 Shano.Tbos..... . 10 00
Morris, The©.... .... 21 00 juploe, Thos. B 26 00
Myhlei-ts, Ferdinand 8 0(1 !■ cott, Marshall 10 00
Middleton, TboS 10 00 Spencer, Henry 25 00
Keeeimer, M. K 15 00 Shephard, Th 05..... 8 00
Morgan, E. L........ 20 00 Simpson, John * 28 00
McCntcheon, J....... 10 00 Sherman, F. D 25 00
Mee, Robert J 25 OO Stiles, H. A 25 00
Mevvine. Washington 8 00 Stoyle, W. H 25 00
Meais. 1 00 Stretch, I. at ban 26 00
Mason, P 2 00 Sailor, John 25 00
McCarty, Chas 25 00 Beni..r, J E 25 00
Morris, M 6 00 Shalloross, S. S ..... 28 00
Mooes 2 00 Smith, 8 5 00
McKinley, J 05....... fl 00 Smite, Chas E 100 00
Mcßride. Andy. 1 00 Southworth, A. A. ■ • 25 00
Miller, Olios 10 00 Snpplee, J 6 00
Moore, Captain 6 00 Shepherd,- John W.. 6 00
Mnkel, Beni S 00 Soxton, J.... 6 00
Myor»>Geo. W OO.Btellwagon, E. & Bro 25 00.
Miller, Wm 8 OO.Stlnor, John.. 6 00
Mclones, J. T 25 00 Sbebest, A -8..' 2 00
Miller, Chas. A 2) 00 Smith, H. J..... 6 00
Murray 6 00.8applee. Chas, D.„« 60 00
McKee 16 00 Staub&ch. Jno. A.... 26 CO
McGoire. Wm 10 00. Server, E P 25 05
Montgomery, Wm... 6 00 Snyder, J. M.. 25 00
Moore, S Jr......... .6 00 Stall, R. 25 00
McClain, Charles M. 6 CO Stewart, Wm 25 01
McKeo; Thos..., .... 2 00 Shoemaker, li 20 00
Medden, Jamos 1 00 Sohenck, Chile.. 10 00
Mrnough, John J.... ■ 5 00 Smith, D. C... 10 00
McHatton, Robert... 2 DO Steel, 8. W.,„ 6 00
Many, n, David 10 00 Smith, T. A 6 00
Mitchell, William... 2 80 Sterling 5 00
McDevitt, D..-.. ..... 10 00 smith, Jno ID 00
Mickings, S. <■••• •<■• 20 00 Shepherd, Jno. W.• 8 00
arillor, B. F.... ..... 6 00 Snmner, John. 5 00
McFarland, Alex...- 1 00 Smith, Aleck 2 00
Muijiron, John R . 10 f,O 5tack,Ge0............ SOD
Magill aSon, W. H. 80 00 Sumner, R0ht........ 1000
Mct’aity, James...., 6 00 Stall wagon .......... 15 00
Miller, Jacob.. 1 00 Straseemmeyer, F... 3 09
Mcßride, W. J 10 00 Stauffer, Euo3 25 00
Murphy, Thoe 2 00 Scott, J. M. Sc C 0.... 60 00
McConkle, James SI. 100 Savage; Reuben..... 10 00
McDaniel, A. IV 10 CO Scaly, Goo. 1-1 10 01
McKniffbt, J JO 00 Schmidt, Andrew.... 2 00
Kmtr.Vm. W 20 00,Snyder, Abraham... 100
McVey, Wm...;••••. 10 00;Stone. C. K 10 00
McCann. W. A..—. 10 (0 Simons, P. B. 20 00
Millar, Charles A.... 28 00,Sterrett; Rev 8 00
Miller, J. K 10 00: Strauss, A 20 00
Mackey, S-... 1 00,Sherborne, Thos. P.. 25 00
Mangan, G. C-.lOOOlSavcl, U. A 25
Mofflr, S. G 8 CO-Savage, Chas 100
McClure, J H. 15 00 Sellers, Coleman.... 25 00
Murray, or Murry, Jno 2 00 Shlueser, F,..;. 5 00
McMnliin, J 2 00 Sharp & Uawins 260 (10
Miech, Wm 10 00 Smith, H. D.. 23 00
Aicßamee...*3 00 Schorlev, G* 100
McClintcck, Chas.... 8 00 Sullaman, Wm 100
McGill, J0hn........ 6 00 Tomlinson, J........ 23 00
Beely, Joeiah.. 25 CO Townsend. Geo C. 25 00
NeaUJameis.. 5 OO Thomap, E. L........ 26 00
Atvh&ll, Borace J.. 25 00 Thompson,- J........ 200
Kiiholcon, Joseph- . 25 CO Taylor, W. G 23 00
Kewkime-i J01m...• 100 CO,Thompson. A. R 25 00
Kewbold, J L ...... ICO OO.Tieruny, F 10.00
ilewhonee.Charles.• 6 00 Taylor. Geo K 100 00
Bichele, W. R....... 26 00 Trlol, Thos. M....... 25 00
O.'Heti, .Thomas...,. , 28 00 Tray, Wm. 25 00
Ogetfchy; Wat, Jl.v.. 50 00 Tenhrook. Wm...... 60 00
Ocelkby; Wm.-M....';,80 00 Toy, ,Tas-W—...... 100 00
O’Cotnell. Patrick.2B 00 Taylor, G. W 25 00
Oram, J 6 00 Thewaite. J 10 00
OlierUufier, Geo. —. 26 00 Taggart, Wm 10 00
Ogram, Tbcmac.—6,oo Truehack ............ ,5 00
Ogram, William..... 10 00 Taylor, W. G 75 00
Othorn, James ...... 2 60 Thompson, Geo. R.. 25 00
O 'ConnelJ, James.. • 5 00 Tho mpson, Jacob S. 7 00
Octonell, C—— 10 00. Trout, .fas 5 00
O’Brien, Michael.... lOOiTnke, Julins 5 00
O’Keag..--- 60,Turner, Geo. M...... 20 06
Owes, T. M.. 6 00 Toy, Henry 6 00
Paul. A.M...23 00 Thomas, M..««.... 100
Peppet, F. 8......... 10 00 Tweed, C’. 3 00
Parramore.... S 00 Tomeon, Mr 3 00
Petty, William.. 26 00 Taylor. C.F 10 00
Pollock, John A. .... 26;00 Dber, Geo. C 25 00
Price, A. 8.... ...... 20 00 Veeev. John 25 00
Potter, Thomas...... 60.00 Man Roden. Jacob*. 25 00
Potter, Thomas...... 200 00 Mancnlin, S. W...... 25 00
Partridge, £.. F 25 00 Van Kod„n. Jas 30 00
Pony, Charles....... SO 00 Vanbart. J. B • 6 00
Porter. David A..... 60 00 Van Roden, Jacob... 5 09
Fetlilt, John.... 26 00 Vogan, David 10 00
Paul, A. M. 60 00 Vogels, 3. R 10 00
Parramore: James- 5 00 Weaver, Henry 25 00
Park, James—— : 2 60 Winobrenner, D. S. 25 00
Paret.Wm. U 10 00 Welsh, Jos 6 00
Puem, H 12 00 Wood. Jas. F.—... 25 00
Peltier. Jacob. 6 00 Wilkinson. J, H.... 25 00.
Pool, W. P 6 00 Wells, Arthur 25 00
P0tter....... 5 00 Wood, fas. ..... 25 00
Penis, L. L 5 00 Walker, Francis 6 00
Panccast, S. S 25 00 Wilson, J........ 1000
PattersoD, John 6 01-Williams, John 25 00
Pennypscker. R..... 6 00 Woolmas, J......... 5 00
Paul—Cash........v. £5 OO Warnock, -J..' 10 00
Park, William ...... 1 00 Warner. G. W....... 10 00
Pelouze, J. A-. 10 00 Wood, Wm. 100 CO
Phillips, Calvin ....• 25 00 Whitney, A., & Son. 260 00
Pennington,-1*.'A....- 10 00 ]>»-, d 0.... 100 00
Preston, Ed. S. 2 00 Watson. Thos. B-... 100 00
Parramore, James... 10 00 Weir, J. T 25.00
Pole,’Edward 5 00 Wright, Peter T 25 00
Pennepacker, R..... 25 00 sUright; Wm ... .... 25 OO
Peterton , 60 WbodvThos. H...... 25 00
25 00
2 00
2 60
1 00
.... 25 00
Pngk, Thomas. 2 00
Piatt, John A.O-.- 20 01'
Pole, T— 100
.Palmtr, Wm ——- 100
Quinn, Johr 10 00
Biebards, Jos. L- 25 CO
Enpp, H. W 25 00
Rawsos. Thos. G... 25 00
Bidgway, Henry.... 25 CO
Beevee, L—. 25 00
Beadingßailroad Co SCO 00
Rowe, John M 25 00
Both, Geo. H 26 00
haignel. Wm. A—.. 25 00
Bay Burn, Wm. S —— 100 tO
Hawley, Maurice.... 2-5 00
Euseei, Geo. G— 25 00
Kiwan, Ed 2 00
Bichaids, Jos. L.... 50 00
Bowe. John M.—• -. 25 00
Enff, Wm.H— 10 00
Bichaids, Samlß— 25 00
Boherts, John— 10 00
Honey, Sami... .15 00
Beenes, C. S- —— 10 00
Bighter, Wn 6 00
Bunimat, T— 100
Bush, Henry—.——. IS 00i
Bitter, Jacob 1 00!
Ratcliff, Chae. H— 6 00,
Bobinson, Jas 6 00,
Heed, Jno. O , 25 00i
Bnmmel, Th 05.....» 9 00
Hhodes, Levi...— 26 CO
Kimber, Geo 5 00
Beed. Thos 6 00
Bawlings, Thos 10 00
Eobtrts, Hr..... 5 00
Bobineon, J —. 5 00
Rice - 5 00
Bboads, Wi... .... 10 00
Beed, John ~. 6 00
Biciarde, Sami— 6 00
Bboadaimer,|J.G— 25 00
Botbnker;--—. 5 00
Bice, Thos; H...- 25 00 Wilson,■'J- M'..—.. 268
Bomberger, B. W... 10 00 Touug, Robert. 10 00
Boads, Wm—... 500 Young, Ed. W'— 25 00
Smetlunt, Wm. A- 26 00 Young, E.M.... .... 25 00
Sieger, Isaac H—-A. 26.00 Young, E. W- 25 09
Stoyle, Wm H—- 10 00 Young, Chas..®— 500
Etronp, Henry C..... 25 00 Yerkes, —A.... 25 00
Scattergood, E W. 5 CXt Yarrow,!!. 0... 25 00
San dereon, A 1 vln P.. 10 00 Young, Edwin. 25 00
Stone, Jas. A 26.00 Toung, Ephraim —A 10 00
Stout, Jas.--. 25 00 Young. John—. 300
Shelmire. W. 8.. 50 00 Yendell. John. —. 10 00
Stewavf, 25 00 Zahn, Chas..— 10 00
Stein, Chas... 26 CO Ziegler, Chas— 26 00
Stokee, E. D 25 00 Zane, Joel!-- 25 00
Stetteragen, E.•—•— 25 00 Zelior. A ——. 1 (X)
Stratton, Wm. D—. 25 00 Zane, W. GA- 100
Stiles, 8,.A—.——... 25 to 7-ieber, E. H : . 6 00
Schmidt, B. T 26 00 _____
Showaher, C. W— 16 00 Total -...519,157 00
Sellers, Coleman-- 25 00
The accounts of the Committee will be audited at
on ce by the committee app o int« d for,thatpurpose at the
Ward Meeting, and a full report will ! b6'published for
the Information of the contributors.
It THOMAS WOOD, Treasurer.
ISITID STATES CHRIST!AW
BISS’ COMMISSION —Cash acknowledgments for the
week ending October 12th, 1863:
Ladies’ Christian Commission, proceeds of a.
Fair held at San Francisco, Cal. ~ CYW.OOO in -
gold coin.) additional--- .——-.-$28,000 00
Christian. Commission, Peoria,. lit , per Wm.
Hcynolds- 5,000 00
Army Committee, Cleveland, Ohio, per S. H,
Mather, Treas - • I.OCO 00
Collection at Newburgh, N. Y., p»r S. R. Van
Purer 3,05162
Army Committee, Portland, Me., per Thomas
B. Hayes 1,500 00
PHILADELPHIA.
Ladies’Christian Commission,, Central M. E-
Chnrch, per Mbs Mary Gray —■— • 100 00
Ladies’ Christian Commission,FifthKefoimed
Frefbjterian Church.... 200 03
Contributions received in Mower Hospiial, u.
S A., Chestnut Hill**
Ladies’ ‘ Christian Commission, Moravian
Church, per Bev. A. B. Beinke • 58 00
Mrs. A. Myers »••••• 5 00
Sabbath School First Baptist Chutch, West
PliJadelphia, per Rev. J. H. Castle 23 00
Sabbath Sthool Eirat Presbyterian Church, _
fcoutbwark. §22
Youths’ Olivet Prayer Meeting, per J,C. Chase. .800
Infant Class of; the Howard Mission Sabbath
School***.. 3 43
Ca.frh*..>* * 5 00.
Amount acknowledged elsewhere.in religious. •
papers 2.394 18
$41,36873
Amountpreviously ackn0w1edged*.......«....846,654 S 3
. $858,053 06
Error m .acknowledging remittance from
0reg0n,.... 272 25
SSSt,7BO 81
JOSEPH PATTERSON, Treaanrer,
Stores received by the United States Christian Com
Kjif*sioii during i’J, 1564:
2 boxes. Church of the Covenant.
1 box, 1 barrel, Penn Relief Society,
1 package, Mrs. Dr. Mitchell. .
1 package, Miss' Jackson- . , ;
S 7 other cases acknowledged elsewhere m religions
paperß. GEORGE. H. STUART,
Chairman U. B. Christian Commission.,
No. 11 BARK Strc9t, Philada.
StOCUHOUJEBS’ MEETIAG.
KS? Jf A NOTACTUF.EKS' AND MECH AB ICS' BANK,
PHI&ADEH'HIA, Sept. 20.1864.
A general meeting of the Stockholders of the Manu
facturers’ and Mechanics’ Bank will be held at their
banking house, on FRIDAY, the 21 et day of October
neat, aflO o’clock A. M., for the purpose of taking into
consideration and deciding on the auestion -whether or
not the said bank shall become an association for carry
ing on the business of banking under the laws of the
United S. atee, and exercising the powers conferred bj
the act of the General Assembly of the Comgionwealth,
entitled “An act enabling the banks of this Common
wealth to become associations for ihe purpose of bank
ing nnder the laws of the United States, ’ ’ approved the
22d Cay of August, 1564, and to take such action in re
gard thereto as may be necessary and proper.
By order of the board of WARD?
Cashier.
Be2o-tnf toc2l
MeHINLET Oil, tIOaPAST-KO
TICE OF DIVIDEND, No. 2.
Np/tv Yoiuc, October 6-1884.
The Trustees of the McKINLEY OIL COMPANY
have declared a dividend of THREE PER CENT, (oat
of the net earnings of the Company for the month of
September), payable on demand, at the office of the
Company, No. 81 JOHN Street, New York, to Share
holders of Record, at the close of business this day.
ocl2-12t WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer.
OITICE SOKERSET IRON AND
COAL COMPANY OP PENNSYLVANIA, 61
CEDAR Street, New York, September 27, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a resolution
of thS Board of Directors,passed thiß day, au instal
ment of TWENTY FERiCENT. on the subscription to
the Capital Stock of theToMSBSBT IRON AND COAL
COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA be and is hereby
made, pay able to JAMES WADBWORTH, Treasurer of
said Company, on or be!ora November Ist, 1864.
Attest T. M. TYNG,
ocS-tnol :■■■■■ Secretary,
CONSOUDATION RANK.
§3E? , Philadelphia, September IS. 1864.
At a meeting of the Directors, held 17th instant, it was
resolved to distribute to the stock holders pro rata at
PAR our own stock owned by this Bank.
All stockholders of this date are entitled to claim their
proportion, upon the terms of the resolution, at any
time previous to the 21st day of October, 1864.
™e2Ltnth°toc2l JOSEPH N. PEIRSOL, Cashier.
rvsr- COMMISSION OF THE UNITED
I=®? STA'i EM AND ECUADOR. .
Notice is heieby given that the Commission provided
for by the Convention of November 28, 1882, between
the United States and Ecuador, for the mutual adjust
ment or claims, -was duly organized at the city of Guay
aquil, on the IStb day of August last, and that the said
Commission will continue in session for the period of
twelve months from Ibat date.
All 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 cl altos and
proofs with the Secretary of the Commission, “Senor
Crisanto Medina,” in Guayaquil, In the Eepubllcof
Ecuador.
Claims, which shall not he presented to the Commis
sion within the twelve months It remains in existence,
will be distegarded by both Governments and' consi
dered Invalid FREDERICK HASSANREK.
Minister Resident and Commissioner: of the United
States. ■ ■ ■
w asfikotok Cut. October 1. 1864. oeS-lm
■ST- THE PHILADELPHIA BANK,
, Phix.adbi.phia, September 20. 1864.
ra Kp ee^u K of the Stockholders of the PHILA
DELPHIA BANK will be held at their Banking House
on THURSDAY, the 20th day of October next, at 10
o'deck A. M. , for the purpose of taking Into considera
tion and deciding the question whether the said Bank
shall become an Association for carrying on the busi
ness of banking under the laws of the United States,
and of exercising the powers conferred by the act of the
General Assembly of this Commonwealth, entitled
** An act enabling the Banks of this Commonwealth to
become associations for the purpose of banking under
the) aws of the United Statee, ’ ’ approved the 22d day of
August, 1864, and to take snch action in regard thereto
as may be necessary and proper
Bv order of tbe Board of Directors.
ocl3-7t B. B. COMEGYS, Cashier.
the press.—Philadelphia: Saturday". October is. issl
Wilson, J. A 6 00
Walker; D. C 3 00
Walker, W. J 3 00
Wood, Thos.— 2500
Wilson, Jos . 26 09
Wodomer; C. A 10 00
Walker, W G....... 6 00
Welforg, J", M. —... 6 00
Wright, J. Hood .... 60 00
Wilton, Win.... .... 50 00
Wantzel, Henry 6 00
Welden, C 20 00
Wilkinson, B 2 00
W. A. D.„Jr 10 00
Wedemer. J18.'..... 600
Wilson, W.Jf..—.. 30 00
Willlston, Vf. G.... 25 00
Walton, A11en....... 25 00
Wolf, Bernard 1 00
Wallace, Ta 05.,,,,,. 15 00,
Wilson. Wu 1 00
Wills, 0. H 6 00
Winebreuncr; D, S.. 25 00
Wood, J. P...- 10 00
Williams, Bisbing.. 600
Wood, Wm 5 00
White, J. Atleo—.. 25 00
I Wiseman, J0hn..... 6 00
'Wilkinson, Wnr—. 25 00
-West, R0bert........ 20 00
Wylie, T. W. J 10 00
•Walker, Dan 10 00
Wilson, J. S— 10 00
Water?, Jonathan— 25 10
Wilson, Albert W.., 600
Warrington, W. 0.. 36 00
Winnemoreilsaao... .25 00
Williams. 8. E.—.. 100
White, Chalkley— 25 00
Woolman, J. 5 00
Wylie, 8. Y.......... 10 00
Walker, A.......—. 10 00
Weaver, M— 10 00
Wallace Robert.—. 1 00
Williams. Russel—. 606
WANAJfiAKEB * BEOWN,
rjS” I> Al!I* H I K AlVl>', (;0I,0EA1)0
IPS? GOLD MINING COMPANY-
Chartered by tbs State ofFenneylvaoia.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000,
£OO OtO SHAKES—PaS VALUE $5.
Presidnit—JOHN B. ANDIBSSJN.
pnir.croKs.
James B. Mattes.
John W. Hull, Harrisburg,
T. C. McDowell, do.
John Brady, do,
W. W. Wylie, Lancaster.
Wm. G. Shiite. Colorado.l
D. P. SOUTHWOBTH,
, Secretary and Treasurer.
Office of the Company, No. 4513 WALNUT Street-
Boom No. 6. , ,
Anthonlicaled specimens have been procured from
some of the Company ’s lodes, and have been assayed
by Prt lessors Booth and Garrett with the most gratify
iimiesnits. Subscription lists will be opened on and
alter MONDAY, the 17thduet , at tlie Office of the Com
pany and at the Treasurer’s Office <lnternai Bevenne),
No. 427 CHESTNUT Street, Farmers’ and Mechanics’
Bank Building. To originai subscribers,s3.® per share,
lor a limited number of shares. , ■ ,
CirfularF, pamphlets* or information can bo obtained
at the Office oi the Company after the 17th lust. -
Or.TORFR 14, 1864. * OCl4;lm_
Thomas A. Scott,
N. 35 Kneass,
Wm, S. Freeman,
Eobt. P. King,
John M. Riley,
Charles DeSllver,
mkaihiuaktjers befcrmcak
|3» INYINCIBLES. .
IfATIOKAT, BURKET SrpET. ,
Broyk Twelfth, October 14,1814.
ORDERS No. 7. .
I. Tie Oinhwillasssmbleon THIS and TO-MOKKOW
EVENINGS,at 7>i o’clock, f.r the phrpose of drill. It
Is earnestly requested that all will be present.
II All members bavin* LAMPS in their possession
will return them to the Hall finmerfta-fe?!/ ■
ill. Companies D and C will meet in the Executive
Committeeroom, at these Headquarters, on business of
importance, on SAvUIiDAY EVENING. at 7o‘clock.
■XV. Persons intending; to join the Clnb are reqmsted
to present themselves immediately, to be assigned to'MV
company and to perfect themselves In the driH_ r
V. Eynipmentß'Will he ready for sale, on THIS and
TO-MOKIiOW EYEN3NGS. „ „
By order of CHARLES W. SMITH,
ccl4-2t - Chief Marshal. .
(UIAIIEB CITY 1,0 AN ASSOCIA*
•53K’ TION.
An Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
on MuMDAT IVKNING. Octobor 17th. in the Franklin'
Hall. SIXTH, below Arch street, at half past 7 o'clock.
(ICI4 3t* J. B SHANNON, Secretary,
TUB ESCAMABA MINING COM-
Id£? PANT OP MICHIGAN.—The first meeting of
the corporators of the Escanaba Mining Company
of Michigan, under its Articles of Association, will bo
held at the office of the Winona Mining Company. No.
127 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, on SATUK
DAY, the 29th day of October, A. D. 1864, at 4 o'olocfc
V. M. JAY A Hi'BBKLL,
■ B. A. HOOPES, '
Two of the Associates of said Corporation..
Pirir.APEi.PHiA, Oct. 11, 1584. ;■ ocl3-15t
THE WYANBOT MINING COM
ERS' PANY OF MICHIGAN.—The first meeting of
the CORPORATORS of the Wyandot Mining Company
of Miohigan, under Us Articles of Association* will be
held at the office of the Winona Milling Company, No.
South FOURTH Street, PniladelpMa, on SATUR.
DAT, the 29th day of October, A. D. JBGJ. v._ fii o’cloolc
p M, .TAY A. HUBBELL,
B. A. HOO PBS,
- Two'of the Associates of said Corporation.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11, 1851. 00i3 15t
OPfKH OF THE trsriON PETRO
LEUM COMPANY, 47 South FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia. October 12, 1864.
The Board of Directors have THIS Da Y. declared a
Sixth Monthly dividend of TWO PER CENT, on the
Capital Stock, payable on and after the sth proximo.
The Transfer Books wLI be closed »t3P. M on Slat
instant for fiye days. CHARLES A. DXJY,
oc!2-6t President.
BRIOOS OOIiD CO3U»ANY-No<
TICE OFDIVIDkNb, No-6
New York, October 5,1854.
A dividend of ONE PER GENT, for the month of
September has been declared, payable at the. office of
the Compacv, 81 JOHN Street. New York, on and after
October l?th, 1864, to Shareholders of Record at the close
of business ibis day. WALTER E, LAVFTOti,
oplS-TSt;. -- v , , . 3 Treasurer.
ysf- STOCKHOLDERS MEEHiYft*-
UNION BAINK. „ , , M 4 .
Philadelphia, Sept. 23d, 1854.
- A general meeting of the Stockholders'of the union.
Bank of Philadelphia will be held at their Banking
House, on TUESDAY, Nov. Ist, at.4o’ciock P., M.» for
tbo purpose of taking into consideration and deciding
on the question whether or not the said Bank Bhau be
come an Association for carrying on , the business of
Banking under the Laws of the united States, and of
exercising the powers conferred by the Act of General
Assembly of this Commonwealth entitled -V An Act en
abling the Banks of this Commonwealth to become as
sociations for the purpose of banking under tbe laws
of the United Stateß. ** approved the 22d day of Aagast,
1864, and to take such action in regard (hereto as may
bo necessary and proper. ••
By erder of the Board of Directors,
. nr 54 Rwnol J. J. HUGKEL, Cashier.
asjgF” CIXT WKWMISSIONKKS’ OFFICK,
loP'. -Philadelphia. September®, 18(54.
NOTICE TO THE OWN EES 01' KEAE ESTATE.
The BOARD OF (REVISION AND APPE ALS_ will Bit
at the Office of the City Commissioners, No. 11 STATE
HOUSE KOW, to hear Owners of Keal Eitate desirous
of appealing as to the Assessors’ Returns of the Valua
tion oi Seal Estate in the City of Philadelphia for the
triennial year 1665, between the hours of 10 A. M. and
1 o’clock P. M., on *he following days:( ■ ■
Ist and 26th Wards, Monday, October S.
2d and Sd do. Tuesday, do. 4.
4th and 6th. do. Wednesday, do. 6.
6th and 7th do. Thursday, do, 6.
Bth and flth do. Friday, do. 7.
10th and 11th do. Monday, do. 17.
12th and 13th do. Tuesday, do. 18.
14th and 15th do. Wednesday, do. IS.
16th.and 17th. do. Thursday, do.®.
18th and 19th do. Friday, do. 21.
20th and 21st do. Monday, do. 24.
22d and 23d do. Tnesday, do. 25.
24th and 25th do. 'Wednesday, do 26
jam bo oJiA>v,
Clerk City Commissioners.
seSO-toc26
ytw- DIVIDEND.— OIK DIItKtirOHS
fcSff of the NOBLE AND' DELAMATER PETRO
LEUM COMPANY have this day declared their sixth,
monthly dividend of TEN PER CEN t. from the earn
ings of September, pajable free of State tax on the 20th
Inst. Booke close liith and reopen 21st.
GEORGE W. HUNTER, Secretary.
Ootober.l2.lSB4. oclB-8t
■33 Sf“ NOTICE.—CAMJtEJi AND ATtA.V
1® Tic RAILROAD CO.—The annual election for
thirteen Directors, to serve for-the ensuing year, will:be
held at the office of the Company, Cooper’s Point, Cam
den, on THDESDAY, the 27th inst., between the honrs
of II A. M. and IP. M. .. ,
oc!2 12t H. WHITEMAN, Secretary.
STOI UHOLDEBS’ MEETHTG..
I® FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS' BANK, •
- Fhiiapeephia, Sept. 1864
A general meeting of the Stockholders or the Farmers’
and Mechanics’ Bank of Philadelphia will be held at
theit Banking House on THDESDAY, the twentieth day
of October next, at eleven oteloek A, M.; for the pur
pose of taking into, consideration, and deciding on the
question whether or not the said Bank sb all become an
Association for carrying on the business of Banking un
der the Laws of the United States, and of exercisingthe
powers conferred by the Act of the General Assembly of
this Commonwealth, entitled "An act enabling the
Banks of this Commonwealth to become aisociations
for the purpose of banking under the laws of the United
States,' 1 approved’the 22d day of August, 1864; and to
take such action in regard thereto as may be necessary
and proper./
By order of the Board of Directors,
«e21,t0020 W.RI7SHTON.Jr.,Cashier.
MILITART.
SWORD EXERCISE.—OFFI
CERS of the arm y and others desirous of learn
ing the beautiful and useful science of jjjttaek
——®“-and defence with the BROAD SWOiID, can
have Immediate instruction in class or private lessons.
PROF. MoANULTY, Post Office, PhUada. ,Pa. Iseai-im*
SfoOO —VETERAN RESERVE CORPS.
—DISCHABGED SO&DIEBS wishing to join this
Corps of Honor can.receive lie above amount, cash,
in hand, by applying to
CASPER M. BERRY,
oo!3-3t» Ho. 106 S. SIXTH Street, below Chestnut,
V FIjVAJfCIAL..
QFFICE FC® THE SALE OF
NATIONAL XsOANS,
No. 114 Soulli Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA
SEW U. S. 5-20 SIX PEE CEKT. LOAN.
The subscribers! having been the suecessfal bidders 1
for a portion of the new 6-20 six percent. Gold-Bearing
Loan* are prepared to offer it on favorable terms to their
customers, in large or small amounts, in Bonds of de
nominations of
50s, IOOs, s©Os, and I,OOOs,
BOTH REGISTERED ANB COUPON 3.
The interest commence, on the let of November next.
Hi 16 payable in Gold eemUannually, on the let of May
and November.
All other Government securities on hand and for sale,
and Information given doncernlng investments afconr
office. ■■.■■■
JAN COOKE & CO., Bankers,
No. 114 SOUTH THIHD STREET. o«15 lm
■ypLLIAM G. HUEY, *
BROKIiR,
No. 54 S. THIRD Street, two doors above Chestnut.
OIL STOCKS, GOLD,
BANK STOCKS, LOANS,
AHD AID OTHER SECURITIES, ; ■
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
UNOURRENT BANK-NOTES
A>’»
EXCHANGE BOUGHT.
COLLECTIONS made on all points, oclS-12t
OIL BTOCKS
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION,
GEORGE J. BOTil,
18 South THIRD Street. *n3S-3m
HAS IIXTIiBES, _ &C.'
QORNELIUS & BAKER,
710 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have the pleasure to announce that they are now pre
pared to furnish
A NEW STILE OF GAS FIXTURE,
SUITABLE FOR
DWELLINGS, STORES, OFFICES, &c:
WHICH CAH BE
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY,
oclfi-lmif
1,000,000' b F e? et building lum '
CaKOLIN a FLOORING.
30,000 FEET S-4 TELLOW-PINB FLOORING.
CEDAR SHINGLES—CSOAR.
LOCDST POSTS—LOCUST POSTS.
LONG HEMLOCK JOIST. CEDAR POSTS.
. ' SPRUCE SILLS, PO FEET LONG.'
THREE-INCH SEASONED PLANK.
WILLIAMS A STOKES,
oclG-ISL* TWENTY-FIRST and RACE Streets.
DIXON’S STOVE POLISH—THE
ONLY KIND THAT NEVER FAILS TO PLEASE.
GEO. W. GALE Sc CO., Agents,
ocls-3ti(* No. 4 CHESTNUT Street.
n O A L . PRICES REDUCED !—AT
VJ KNOWLES’ FAMILY COAL DEPOT, NINTH and
WILLOW Streets. 'Beat-Nut's9, and Stoveslo. Also
LfehighCoal from choice min* s. ocls-6t
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.
A’BaDGEB, EMBLEM 1. PINS, MEDALS, &0 , FOR
THE FRESIDEETIAL CAMPAIGN
Secure your awoitments in time. Dealers will find
the best ttylep, greatest variety, and lew prices, at '
ocls-3t W. TILLER’S, 3a South FOURTH street.
HI DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTB.-
ZjZ Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Jonquils. Snowdrops,
Ranunculus, and other Dutoh Bulhs, for fall planting,
forsaleby „ ROBERT BUIST, Je .
Seed and Horticultural Warehouse.
It Noa. 9ga and 934? MARKET Street, ab. yinth.
PARTES DE VISITE—DO NOT
fail to have your cartes da visits made at B. F.
KEIMER’S popular Gallery, 684 ARCH Streat. His
styles never fall to please. It*
GREAT. CENTRAL CLOTHING ROUSE,
FIRE-PROOF safes.
gjH PHILADELPHIA
AGAINST THE WORLD!
LILLIE CAST-IRON HUMBUG,
in u» 0 by the FARMERS'' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
MILFOBD, Del,, drilled, blown open with, powder,
and robbed. This Safe, -which cost $500; and guaran-.
tied one of LILLIE’S beat Bank Burglars-, was entered
by drilling a hole through the door, and their, by means
of powder, blowing it open. The robbery vraß effected
on Sunday night, August 14, 1884, the robbers securing
all L the funds of the Bank, consisting of gold, silver,
deposits. United- Statesbonds—in fact, everything within
the Safe, amounting to many thousands of dollars.
This Lillie Cast-Iron Safe is now to he seen at the Store
of Messrs, EVANS & WATSON, No, 16 South POUETH
Street, they having furnished the Bank with one of
their Bank and Burglar-Proof Safes, and receiving the
Lillie humbug in part payment. The attention of Bank-
ers and all seeking Bank or Burglar-Proof Safes; and
the public in general,-is called to thU Safe, which can
be seen as above stated*
STILL ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY
FOR EVANS & WATSON’S N
SAFES!!!
: BXAtCKEIISVILriH,
CH3STKK CotTNTr, September 24, 1854.
[essrs. Fvctns.& Wats<m t No. 16 South Fourth street.
Gentlemen: We bought, one year ago, from you one
of your small Safes, which was In use by us in our mill
until two days ago, wheu our mill was consumed by
fire. Our Safe contained, besides-oar books, about
$3,500 in cash, all of which we took from it in good or
der, It was a large frame mill, which mnda a very
intense fire. The paper on which this is written was
in the Safe at the jti me of the fire. . The Safe fell some
distance, and was subject to an intense heat.
We remain, respectfully, yours,
A large assortment of the above justly-celebrated
Si FES on hand and-for sale at moderate rates at
EVANS & WATSON’S
SALAMANDER SAFE STORE,
oclfi-St No. 1G SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
J)KY GOODS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES,
AT No. >7O N, FOURTH ST.
PRINTS 35, DELAINES 3 IX,
And most other Goods in proportion.
JOHN.F. YOUNG.
>PAGG & BRO., CORNER OF TENTH
X antVPIME, open Bargainsfroai auction.
, 2 lotsXacie*’ fine French cloth gloves, 85e to $L
2 “ “ gauntlet Berlin do. $1.25 and fHI.S7}4.
2 “ •■“ black and colored,“Jouvin System,”
kid gloves. $1.50. -
1 lot misses’merino'vests, 16 to 24iu.. 82>£cto$l.25.
1 *• “ Scotchbalmoral skirt?, $2.60.
1 “ * 1 silk fleecy -lined glovea, 40c.
1 ** buffalo ball -back combs, 900. /
*i *■ hair brushes, 31c., old prices .
I** brewn and drab “ Wiliimantio*”-200 yds, spool
cotton, I2c.
"1 lot black silk, machine spool twist, 15c, ■
2 11 high colors plaid bonnet ribbon, 62>aC and $l. '
1 ** high colors plaid velvet ribbon. No. 6,65 c.
1 “ gents’ linen shirt bosoms, old price, &)cr
1“ ladies’2-in. hen hemstitched hdkfs. 60c.
1 1 1 ladies’ wide tape best quality hoop skirts, $1.50.
1 “ double-width black Cashmere, 62J£c. a
1 ** high lustre black alpacas, SLIO.
1 black crape Pariasennes, for mourning, $1.25,
1 plaid Paris fancies, silk plaid, 70c. .
’1 41 plain colors plaid reps, $l.
1 “ extra heavy wide black bonnet ribbon, 75c.
, Alfo, ladies' and gents’ hose, gloves, heavy shirts
and drawers, notions, «c.
"WANTED—An ElttiAND BOY. - Reference required.
Ocls-2t , .V ' ' ‘ ■ . ■ ■
SKIRT FOR 1804.
A MEW AMD OBEAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIETB.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OB DOUBLE) STEEL
. BPBING.
J. I. & 3. 0. WEST, Mo. 97 CHAMBERS STREET,
MEW YOKE,
Are the ott Here of the patent and eiclneire mannfae*
tnrers of this.
J. W. BRADLEY’S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPUING
SKIRTS.
This Invention consists of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel Springe, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, making the tongheßt, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring ever used, enabling the
wearer, in consequence of its great elasticity and flexi
bility, to place and fold the skirt when In nee as easily
and with the same convenience as a silk or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only objec
tion to hoop skirls, vis: the annoyance to the wearer
ae well as the public, especially, in crowded assemblies,
carriages, railroad ears, churcnpews,or in any crowded
place, from the difficulty of Contracting them to occupy
ing a small space. This entirelyiremoves the fiifientty.
while giving the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
foim, and ie 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
Spring Skirt for a single day, wiU never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They axe the
best quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most
durable, comfortable, and economical skirt made. Mer
chants will be supplied as above, and ladies in moat
first-class retail stores in this city and throughout the
dillerentStates. .
*na~ Xacraire for the
' DOUBLE ELLIPTIC BPRINGr SKIRTS. T
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
l» SKIRT
' Yen flexible, folded easily when in nse to occupy a
small space, making the most skirt worn.
Tot sale by J. M HAFLBXOH,
1 903 CHESTKUT Street.
TXRADLEY’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
X) SKIRT—Tie greatest improyement we bare ever
seen in LADIES’ SKIRTS, and an article of
SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE
.1-- - CURWEN STODDAETii: BRO,.
480, 45», and 454 N, SECOND Bt., ab; Willow.
■ selo-lf2m •
13RYANT, STRATTON, & BANNIS-
O TEE’S NATIONAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
- assembly building
S,W. corner of CHESTNUT and TENTH Streets. :
The course of in str action pursued in this College com
prises Book-keeping In all iti departments and applica
tions, Commeicial arlthmetic, Commercial Law, Busi
ness Qorropondence, Business Padmanship, Forms, &c.
. Young men are trained practically, as well as theore-
Tbe Business Department of the College has-been or
ganized upon a basis superior to anything of the kind lu
the State, and will be thoroughly administered. , The
point aimed at in ihisrdepaitment is not to present a
novel exhibition, which shall have the.outward seem
ing of‘buelnese, hut to give xiee to such transactions,
■ and in such manner and order ae will produce the best
and most approved forms of business record, and to
illustrate such characteristics of trade as are necessary
to a thorough business training. The. patronage of
this Institution Is unmistakable evidence of its supe-
Instruction botb day and evening in all the branches.
Evening Feision from ? to 9 o'clock P. M; . .
. .These desiring a sound business education are in
: vited' to call and examine the facilities afforded at this
College. ; . : * : ■: oeU 3t
TJRYANT, STRATTON, & BANKIS-
Aj TER’S TELEGR APHiC INSTITUTE,
SWaIM’S BUILDING.
E.E. corner of SEVKNTB and CHESTNUT Streets,
Uuder.the superintendence of Mr. WM. G. McREA, an
operator ard teacher of twenty years’ experience. ■
This is the only institution in the city State which
affords to its pupils the advan-anes of
A REGULAR TELEGRAPH LIKE, ;
And. in fact* lbe only school in this part ol the country
where youa* men and isdies are made thorough and
f xpeit ( ** sound ”) operators; fully acquainted with all
the details and duties.of an office. • • : , •
Students are taughtto read by sotJKP. in the shortest
time possible. , - _ -
Excellent facilities for ladies. There are several in
dailv attendance. ocls-%t
WINTER IN ROME—A GERMAN
f T FEOTEf'TANT LADY, aecnetomed to tnition,
proposes to spend next -winter in Borne to procure edu
cational advantages for lier daughter. . ■ ■
'She would be glad to tafce charge of a.few young
ladies who might be desirous to accompany her. In
valids not objected to. ,
Proposed time of depar'urr, beginning of November
to remain in Borne six months.
The engagement might he made for a year if desired,
and the snmmer he spent in Germany, Switzerland,
&e ’ &e - kbpeeencbs
Edmund Tweedy, -Eea., Newport, E. I. .
FiaiciK Geo. Bbaw, Esq., 11l Broadway, N. Y.
oeo.'Wm. CtmiE, LL !>., North Shore, 8. I; ■
For termß and particulars address ‘‘P.N.,” NORT3
SHORE, STATEN ISLAND, N. Y., . ocM-Ct.
T7ASHIONABLE DANCING AND DE
.XV. FORTMENT. —W. J. DUFF has the honor of an
nonncing that he will open Classes In the Upper Hall of
the Katatorium,BßOAD Street, bolowWalnut, on MON
DAY, Oct. 17ih, and THURSDAY, Oct 20th, 1851.
Honrs for Masters and Misses, from 8 to 5 o’clock.
Select Classes for Gentlemen, from 8 to 10 o’clock P. M.
'Mr. DTJFF has taught In the first families In Pb iladel
phia, and also in many families of the principal Nobllt-
addressed to the care of Dr. JANSEN, at the
NATATORIUM. ■■"■■■■ ' ocU-at*-.
CHANGE OIT DEPOT.
REMO V AL.
On and after SUNDAY, October 16th, 1864, the Ticket
Office'of the Pennsylvania Railroad will beat the Pas
senger Depot, THIRTIETH and MARKET Streets, West
Philadelphia, and the
PASSENGER TRAINS
Will start from the
WEST PHILADELPHIA STATION
Mail Train..'
Parkesborg Train, No. 1
Past Line
Parkestrar* Train, No. 2,.
Harrisburg Accommod ailon.. 1 .
Lanca 8 ter Accommodation. .. “
Paoli Train “
Brie Bxprese...... /I “
Philadelphia Express...*
AND ARRIVE
at....
Erie Express • 4.90 t BC
PbiladeJpbia Express. v . 7.06 g|
Paoli Accommodation 1 •■• ° *u . <
Parkesburg " N0.1..* £-30
Pajka»bnrg, No. 2*****-» •• * "•?2 , t
Wall Train. \ t
Harrisbmg Accommodation.. ..ai.UO
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. _ . .
£ t ie •• except Saturdays
All other Trains daily, except Sunday.
ON SUNDAY,
The Cars of the Market Street Passenger Hallway will
leave Eighth street at 7 15 P. M. to connect with the Brie
-Express, and atlOP. M. to connect with the Philadel
phia Express* at the West Philadelphia Depot.
DURING THE WEEK,
Except SUNDAYS, the Cars of the MARKET STREET
PASSENGER RAILWAY will leave Front street ever?
minute, commenoing one honr previous to the time of
departure of each train, and the last car will leave
thirty minutes prior to the starting-time of each train
firm the West Philadelphia Depot,
MANN’S BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
The Office of MANN’S BAGGAGE EXPRESS will he
located at the S: E CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND
MARKET STREETS, and he will call for and dehvor
BflEKStge ir tim* for all tTuios. as .. Tl%
THE DEPOT AT THE COKNBR OF ELEVEN! H AND
MARKET STREETS WILL BE CLOSED AFTER SA
TURDAY, 15th Inst. G C. FRANCIBCUB,
Supt. Philadelphia Division Penna. Railroad,
Wkst Philadelphia, Oct. 14> 1864. oclß (ft
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THE POTOMAC AND THE KAPIDAN Army Notes,
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NBWJUVENILESAN^NEWNOVELS,too numerous
‘"standard WORKS and books of all kinds in every
variety of binding, now receiving from the late TRADE
SALES, and will be ,
nsaak
ISJEW BOOKS!—NEW BOOKS I
1\ MATTIE CARSON’S EARLY YEARS, By Mrs.
M THE B PRAYER OF FAITH. By Mary Grace Halplne,
author of “Ernest Richmond,” . _ ■
MARTHA’S SCHOOL DAYS. A Story for Girls.
ON THE FRONTIER; Or, Beenes m the West, .
MUST; Or, Ann Holbrook’s Girlhood. By ,he author
of ‘ ‘ Ellis Ataory, * * &c. •
Also. NEW EDITIONS of . ..
SANFORD AND MERTON. By Thos. Day, HIus
<rEVENINGB AT BOMB; Or, The Juvenile Budget
Opened. Numerously Illustrated. . , .
THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON; Or, Adventures
in a Desert Island ■ _ . ■ .
TALES FROM SHAKBPEARE, for the use of Young
Persons. By Chas. and Mary Lamb, Forty Engraving#.
For sale by WM. S. H ALFRED MABTIBN,
py 606 CHESTNUT Street,
A SHCROFT’B LOW-WATES DE
•«- TECTOKB. v ’
Ashcroft’s Steam Ganges. ■.■ .
Jnstice it Shaw’s Mercurial Steam and Blast Games.
Clark's Damper Regulator.
*W&tei Q&uflfiSt BcotoiiTiilwfli ©f c*
W AUGS.S. BATTLBB, Agent.
«fl2-Sm - ®4k NVvrth SsTXTH RtpAot. rbua.
- x FMCY FURS.
jIHESMFANarFURSr^
JOHN A. STAMBACH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
LADIES’ FANCY FURS,
-NO. 826 ARCH STREET,
BELOW NINTH.
Just opened, a larffe and handsome stock of LADIES’
and CHILDREN’S FANCY FURS of every description
and In the newest and most approved styleß, at the
ocl-3m LOWEST CASH PRICE 3.
JUDIES’ FANCY FURS. %
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. TlB ARCH Street, above Seventh Street,
At his old established store,
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
FOR
SADIES AND CHIIiDKESr.
Having now in store a very large andbeautifol assort
solicit a call from those In want, j
Remember the name and number, ~ . .
JOHN FAREIRA,
118 ARCH Street, above Seventh.
I have no partner or connection with any other store
in this city.. . ■ -.V" :V ' ocl-4mlf
LEGAL.
FI THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
FERRE* CO vs P KELLY-June T«m,ISS4. No 76.
Tbe.undersigned, appointed by the Court to make dis
tribution of the fund produced by the Sheriff a sale
under the above writ, of all that certain lot or piece of
ground; with the stables andhuildinga tsereon erected,
beginning on the north side of Filbert street, one bun *
dr*d and seventeen (117) feet westward from Eighth
street in'the city of Philadelphia, thence extending
northward seventy- three feet ten and three- quarter
inches, thence eastward eighteen feet, thence north
•ward ninety-four-feet one and a-Quarter inch, tHence
westward eighteen feet, thence southward eighteen
Let, thence westward torty- oneteet, thence southward
onelraßdred and fifty feet toFitbert and
eastward along the same forty-oaf ;to aw of
beaiDDiitS, will attend to the duties ofjns
on MONDAY, October 34th, A, D. 1«4. at p 4 o’rioA;
P. M , at his Office, No 189 South
Philadelphia, when and: where;
mast make-tteir claims, or they will
coming in on said fund. 1. J*./.
oclfi-iot ABas>f.
fOFIMIR’B: C O L OR E D "THOTO
XI GRAPHS, fine Hk^neases for only-fl 50, artisti
cally colored and finished inwtast^^ulm:« the
popular Gallery, SECOND Street, & «yYp ***»»,pa See
' ' ■'lt*
-d§
TASTEFUL AND StJBSTANT! lAL CLQTHINO
V- forsai.**; ur»..3w» i»T,
jqXJRTHWEBTERN^TIffiSINIA
jp: E T'B-O. 31*-E UMI
300 aws» <m Staadfiiff Sionj ctSdh, near Parish Oil
Wal&;3 hovasas
372' “ on same streavn.
123 “ on Kanawha river.
600 OiiHngherrmrand Kockrun..'
700 on Walker’s creak, near Petrol,Tsar.
1,200 on Kudy’e creek, near Middletown
173 “ onKan awl« river, near Hughes ntt.
1,667 • “ oa'BttdyV creeks an good as any oii p ike
• creek:, - . ■
6,000 : “ on Body’s creeks- aa good as any on fa%'
■ ■ - creek.",'
500 “ on Standing Stone oteekrsmr Little Horse’
90 “ on Mlirrdn, four miles from Burning Spring.
128 ‘' near Standing Stone creek-.
120 “ on Hughes river.
ICO “ at Petroleum, on Laurel fork of Goose
creek; perpetual leaseno royalty; ad
joining Petroleum Welhr.
875 “ on State and: Long eieeks, six mites from
Elizabeth, In fee.
3,000 “ on Little Kanawha and Rudy creek; adjoins
B,OCO “ on the line of upheaval between Burning
Spring and Horse Keck.
20,000 “ southern part of Wirt county.
10 valuable producing oil loase3'on Bttmiag Spring
100 acres on north side Horse-Keek; adjoining Tack
■ farm. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
100 “ on Booth side Horse ETeSk, •adjoining Tack
■ farm.
OIL COMPANIES;
owning pboduciho httebests, will be able te- select
tracts from tho above which will greatly increaee-iheir
value; and persons desirous of
FORMING CO MPANIES,
Have here the most favorable opportunity eras-pre
sented for selectlnc
51.50
3:00
FIRST-CLASS OIL TERRITORY
on reasonable terms.
For price* and other particulars, apply to
oc!4 6tif
TO LET-FROM THE FIRST JANU"-
X v AST, NEXT, :
THE SECOND AND FOCSTH STORIES OF A I/ABGE
STOKE ON CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Second and Third.
This is a very desirable opportunity for a Wholesale-
Dry Goods or Silk house. Address Box 2055 Post Office.
oels-3t* -■ - ' -
MF OR SALE OR TO RENT.—A 1
THBEE-6TOR7 modem-built BRICK DWELLING,
With double back buildings, twenty feet front, with
fire feet side ) ard, Ro. Slo Worth FIFTH Street, above
Brown Apply to . fit. PRICE, :
OCI5 ■ etu3t». 188 N. TWELFTH St;, comer of Cherry. _
for sale—west philadel
JtMpHl A-DESIRABLB INVESTMENTS - The
balance of the Brown-stone Honsee just finished on
Fortleh street, Baltimore avenue, and the Darby Pas
senger Railroad, south of Pine street,' built in the
French and Italian styles. These houses have , every*
convenience, aTe built in the beet manner, and will be
sold on accommodating terms. Firßt-class neighbor
hood. Houses in this locality always in demand. .
oc!s 4t C. M. S. LESLIE, No. fib S. SIXTH St.
Mg e rma ktow n-bargain.
For Sale, a stone, rough-cast RESI DENCE, of 12
rooms, situate on Green, near Johnson street: stono
stable,' Complete, under drainage, and every conveni
ence. Dot, 230 feet front by 112. Inquire on premises.
Price $7.600. Termß accommodating. .
ocls- 2fc* - A. RICHARDSON.
m FOR SALE—THE MANSION
JHHouse: No. 312 Cooper street, and large Fruit and
Flower Garden, in city of Camden, If. J. The dwelling -
Is 52 feet front by-40 in depth, with gas, hydrant water,
hot and cold baths, and all modern improvements.
The lot of ground on which it stands 120 feet front by
360 feet in depth, running from Cooper to Market
streets, completely filled with every description of
choicest Fruit and Flowers. ' . ■ ~
TERMS LIBERAL. For particulars inquire on the
premises, or St ft. NEWKIRK’S Office,,
ocls-sluth3t* \ , Ho, 330 WALNUT Street.
MA FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
—On Chestnut Hill, five minutes’ walk from depot.
Inquire at the Depot, or 1333 SPRUCE St. oclsthstuSt*
MFOR SALE —A SNUG, SMALL m
PLACE OF 13 ACRES, of the best kind of-h~
Lab D, a largo stone house, 40 feet front, kitchen-back,
and plenty of outbuildings, 14 miles from Philadelphia,
in Plymouth Township, Montgomery county,, on
Plymouth turnpike road For particulars call on
, - ; B. SMITH. Agent,.
0015-3.* 60* N. SEVENTH Street, above Green.
M CHESTER COUNTY FORTY- m
AG RE FARM near Street-Road Station, Media -*A_
Railroad; excellent improvements, neatly new. ar
ranged In modern style ; marble mantles, hot and cold
water In bath; handsome barn and out-bmlduige,
nicely shaded, good of
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
JEHk; - DWELLINGS, 1 ::
oclO- 6t* No 3033 and 3108 ARCH Street.
m FOR SALB-A NEW MODERN
m;aj Three-story. DWELLING, on WALLACE; near
Nineteenth St. Immediate possession. Apply at 13&
South FOPRTH Street . - oclB-3t»
MFOR SALE- STORE AND DWELL
ING on GIRARD Avenue, near Twelfth street, one
of the most improving nelghhorhtmds./on accommo
dating termß. Inquire at No. 6543 CHESTNUT Street,
third story. ■ - 1 b - .- -oelQ-6t*
m FOR RENT—A NUMBER OF COM
■imodions DWELLINGS, on Thirteenth, Twelfth,
and Mervine streets, having bath, range,, hot and cold
water, at from 423 to $33 per month. . -.
warer,Biiroffl»«iue™4» TATLOW. JAGKSON,
Oc7-12t* :. . , - 61* CHESTNUT Street.
MFOR SAL E—GERMANTOWN
COTTAGE, comer Knox and Linden streets; neat
and convenient Cottage, In excellent condition, -with
rood lot. plenty of shrubbery, and stable, ,
Immediate possession can be bad. _
- oci- tf B. F. GLENN. 123 South FOURTH Street.
£FOR SALE—A SUPERIOR-BUILT
COTTAGE at Darby, with 12 acres of land, much,
below its cost: and aneat Cottage at Chestnut Hill,
llrooms, at a little more than half its Talne.
oci-tf-B. F. GLENS,-183 South FOURTH Street,
9 000 TRUCK AND BEACH BAS-
OjlA/U KKTB just received and for sale tar -
ROWE & BURTON,
seS-tf IST ana 159 North THIRD Street.
for SALE CHEAP—THE
JaftA-Patchen Trotting EtaUlon PILGRIM, also, three
blooded Mares In foal. : ■ Inquire of C. LLOYD, Blue
Bell, Twenty-fourth ward. Phila. ocB-stnth6t*
TO ARMY OFFICERS.—FOR
'JSSh- SALE—A splendid saddle Horse, eight years
old; has been through all the campaigns of the Army of
the Potomac. Is well made, strong, and in good con
dition ior active service. Price, $2BO. Can be seen at-
Casoelberry’e Stables, beiow Eleventh.
'ocll-At* 36 South FROST Street,
,
ELIGIBLE ROOMS VACANT AT
J-J HILL’S, 328 SPRUCE Street. oc6-lm*
■\TOTICE.—LOST OR STOLEN—FIVE
J-i CERTIFICATES of Philadelphia and Beading Rail
road Stock:, one hundred .shares each —Nos. 24,808,
24,319, 23,929, 23,091. The transfer has been stopped; l
A liberal reward will be paid on their retnm to __ . ,
• / r. S. KuWljaaUj
ocl4lm* ■ 412 T SPRUCE Street. .
A LIBERAL REWARD;—LOST OR
a3L mislaid. Certificate No. 88 of the Capital Stock of
the ./ETNA OIL COMPANY for SOO shares, in the name
of BEN JAMIN P. WRIGLEY, with & printed form of a
Power of Attorney, endorsed; signed. by Beniamin _F.
Wrigley. All person* are cautioned against negotia
ting for the same, as the transfer thereof is forbidden,
andiwill not be approved by said Company. . .
An y insertion of any name in the blank space left in
the Power of Attorney will be forgery, ,
Said Certificate can be of no use to any one, as
application hae been made to the, said JEtna. Oil Com*
pany for a Lew Certificate ill lieu of tlie one lost or
of e&id Certificate will be liberally re
,witoed by leaving it at No. 28, South;. SEVESTH.
Street (second-story), at Office of M, HINCHMAN,
Scrivener.-■ ; - 0013-Ira*
A- TAKEN UP—ASTRAY—A BAY
HORSE,IS hands high,and white-left hindloot.
Also, a Sorrel COLT, about a year andja half old. The
above will be sold to the highest bidmr, at Christian
Donat’s Hotel, Cbesti nt Hill, onMOH3>AY fs at3x\ M,»
unless sooner redeemed.. C . K. HUBTOW,
It* Sergeant of Police.
-POTTER’S CLAY-SUPERIOR AR
Jl ttolTS-—in. store and for F&le by JAMKS YJTOOIi-
MAN, Agents N 0.146 WiLLDW Street. oi&3-3t*
a ttb:ktio:k v '
Political and patent- also manufacturers of
fireworkßy call and see iln>
CHEAT POLITICAL CAMPAIGN ILLT7MINATOSS.
J. a. LEACH, Agent.
American. Hobbo, Philadelphia
oel3 oi*
Or address
Territory for sal*.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
for Schools—Mtcroscopaa, Spy ®*?*“ si«rlo-
Glaessßfot Army and Kavy we, Swreo B ™^?' ® a p^ B
scopic Pictures,., Opera Glasses, Card
Photograph Albums, Thermom«iers,.B*r°ineg r & g
Magnets,
CANO S .
Cairns’ land Cf 250 acres.
JOHN B. LOVE,
No. 16 South FRONT Street.
LOST MD POinai.
at BEASOKABUB pbioes.
UMPLOYMKNT HOUSE, THE LARG-
Cl m t and most reliable, for city and country. Mur
always a good eelecttoa <rf capaMa pereons, with good
referaieee* Americana, Irish, Bu?»sh, Frenoh,Qer
mans, Scotch. Welsh, and newly-landed emigrants, an
Hardeners, Farm Hands, Coachmen, Watchmen, Stt.
Cooks, Chambermaids. Seamstresses Laundresses.
Waitresses, and general Housework Servants Also,
Colored SeTTAiits. Nos. 803 &nd 804; IrOOUST Street,
above Eighth. 1 seSi-Int
WANTED TO RENT. A STORE Ol*
v» MARKET Street, between Second and Sixtk
Btreetg. Address Box 626 Port Office.. oc’S-stnfM’a*
WAIH.TBD TO BtIT—CHEAP—A
StOW - Adjfeass "BrugßijO.?
vßhmrw.
*9OO, asf'AKTA’KJS inwrofitewl'
Location central. . .. - ■ ’
Address • ‘Location/* Press offlce.
WANTED—AW INTELLIGENT L A IK.
TT to leamtteKeMjmry Goods basinpss. Adteaß!
in W. & Co»» .• this.office. it
WANTED—SE fSR A L O^NTAff
’> SERB to solicit subecHpttons to> stock in an IRON
COMPANY. Apply at Kcqjb No. 588, Exclinnsia, be
tween 9 aed 10 o’clock A W oc!3-3t«
WANTED AT fIS&.PER MONTH—
.T * We •want a reliable CANVASSES In everV town
S?- kave agents clearing $l/50 per Drouth.
'S2i. TrScwS'iSiSS *° a-ny dSiifiting applicant. Ad
dress J °NEb BROS. &CO., p.. Ol Box 1423, Philadel-
P ■ - - ■ , oolS-Im* :
Wf^HvT 01 L° R ®®yORE Ibt-OF'
»i^GoodßJobb!]i/and B cSSfete^ ie aritoi“
expected. Address “R. H.,» PraftraSri, °?
f 000 TO LOAN oxTmortgage
®d,.UUV for five years, at fivaftircent AnnW £
LBWIS H. SEDNER. No. Isas. PofaTH at. Ke. l>
m WANTED TO PHRi3HASE-A
-CSI HOlIEE: on' Green, 'Wallace, or-Mount Vernon
streels, between Sixteentit and Twenty-second, Price
nvotto exceed $7,000i Address, giyin(»,location, prloft
and terms,-Box 1834 P. 0.~ ocli-st*
M WANTED TO RENT—A "HOUSE
in t&e-western part of tbs city, eithfcfnrnlshad or
7*lWrm?§c Address “Geesge W. Jtmneg, *’ 537
grAREEr street. « ••■■»•■ ocl3-er
m WANTEB;— tO
4^>X?KTSL^.^CHASE.acosAsiodioas STORE fora
Waoiesal® on Chestno? street, fcstween Front
fvR?,o F ° nril Btreats - Apply at Box Nd> 2815 Post
_ OQI2-St.
.'ABCTIOK HASj&f,, ~
SALE OP €?OND2MNEB
QUASITSKMAJtXER. GrJC^SjU.^
w First &rrmor: 3 .
, Wahhcngton CrrTvOctober fcp&L '
"Will bo*tjold, at pafeiic auction, to fee kickest-wader,'
GiesTjoro, D: 0., on
jPfeIBAT, OCTOBER W„ 18«,
OBETHJNDHHD CATaLRY BORSE3,
' ERIDAY, OCTOB3R 21, 1884.
ONS<HttNDREB CAVALRY HORSES,
These Horses have been condemned as uni g,r%te* ’
cavalry Bervi'ce of the assay.
For road aird" farming purposes many nood bargSli**
may be iiaa.
Horse* sold oiMcly. ’
Terms «mN in Dnitad' Sissies currency. Sale to com- ”
mence at 10 A. M: ' JAKES A. HfflG"
oclH-tocM Colonel In-charaa "First Division Q. ML d.'ft.
BALE OP CONDEMNS#
. <WaaIS*K*B3BK OSHE3AI.'s OfMO*.
win,b. «UrtjJKSfSSK.'
at the time and places named bslorr. vii. ■ Olattc?i
MIFFLUf,
WILMINGTON, DBI.A'W'A'RE, THTJKSDAY
" October2ojlg6i. *
YOBK, PENNSYLVANIA. THUB3DAY,
October 37. BW,
TWO HOTDEED CAVALBY HOBSES. AT KAOS
' ■
These Horses fears teen'condensed as-unfit for &*
cavalry eerriee-of theanny; - : ' f
For road and fanning panoses, ma&r good bargain*;
may be naa. ,
Howea sold singly. Sales to'ccnaaence at 10 A.BL
Terms : Gash la United States Correaer
By order of the Quartermaster General.
-JL ' , ' . JAMES A. Bmr.
Colonel in charge First Division.
Quartermaster Generate Office.
ocS-toeZ6
AMUSEMENTS,
MIW CHEBTNUT-ST. THEATRE.
XV LEONARD GROVER A WILLIAM S. SINN
Managers.
SEVENTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE THIS (Satur
day) AFTERNOON AT3EDITCEO PRICES *
30 CENTS TO ALL PACTS' OF TEE W3WSK
m, . THE SEA-OF ICE .
will he presented. . -
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, October IS, ISM.
THE WARREN COaEDY COMBINATIONS
_ IN TWO GLORIOUS PIECES
_ The .performance will commence with the favorite
Comedy, in three sets,
- THE BABES INiTHE WOOD.
Jeremiah Beetle ...Mr. Wm Warra,
|ady_Kancbe Rnshton Miss Josie OrtoiL
Frank Rnehton.... ..Mr. Cbas. Barrom
Mrs. 8eet1e.............Mi5s E Mestayer
To conclude with the charming afterpiece.
_ TO PARENTS AND-00ARDIANS.
T0nrbiH0n........ ........Mr, Wm. Warren
BchNetries.. Miss Josie Orton'
WALNUT-STREET THBATBE
V* BRILLIANT BILL TG-KIGHT
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Or toW 15th
Miss CHARLOTTE THbMPSON '
will appear in her splendid impersonation of
VIOTOEINE, or the WORHIKHGIRL ? S DREAM!-
Victorina - anEmbroideress ............mm Thompson.
Madame St. Vioior ......................Miss Thompson.
Victorine, keeper of a lodging hones.. Miss Thompson.
- After which the great Irish drama entitled
„ : ■ BRIAN BOROH-ME.
Doors open at 7; Curtain ritea at nj.
JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH- -
A"A BTEEET THEAT&B.
YESTVAtr. BEL DEHOSIO
BBCONTJ week: of yestyaix
TO- MG HT AND EVE SI SIGHT,
BEL DE3IOSIO.
ANGELO.... ..
In whicli-sbe will sin* ..
. “Ton are the Star” and “Brava Marco.”
Beats secured three Jayi in advance.
ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
_The managersof the HEWTOBK JEWELERS’ AS
SOCIATION respectfully announce that the
2TXRST ORAISrX> OOIVCEUT
of the series to be giyea, 'will take place oh
SATURDAY OCTOBER XSTK,
for which they hare secured the valuable services of
tho world-renowned pianist,
,V Mr. L. 11. GOTTSCHALK,
Miae O'GOKgELL.
Mrs! HENBTETTA BEHRENS,
Mr. TflEO. AHEEND. '
Mr. jcibs Hofisranr.
together with a
GRAND ORCHESTRA, .
tinier the direction of ADOLPH BIRGFKLD, Musical
.Director.
Tickets. SleacH; can "be had at tbe office of tba ArrA
elation, 613 CHESTNUT Street, and atth*
• jßesssteb Seats can be had, without extra chaw.'on
SATGEPAY, from 9 o clock A. ST. to 3 o’clock P 4,!0a
presentation of the ticket purchased at the office, 913
Chestnut street - -.
Doors open, at 7. Concert at 3 precisely.. oclj a*
THE NEW YORK JEWELERS’ AS
* . SOCIATION beg leaTe to announce to the public of
Philadelphia that they are in no way •onnectsd with
the NEW TORE JEWELERS' MA N 0 FaCTDRXNG
ASSOCIATION of the city of New York.
oc!3-3t* ... J. TBEIN, Actuary.
PHILADELPHIA NATA T 0 RI ¥ M
-“- AND PHYSICAL INSTITUTE, .
SOUTH BROAD STREET. B b£OW 'WALNUT.
WINTER SEASON.
.The “Light Gymnastic” classes will open MON
DAY, October 17th. For misses, at 3&P. M ; foryctuut
ladies, at AKP.M. Bor boys, on TUESDAY, October'
IKo, fttlr. Al. ■
The Gymnasium for self-practice (the largest and
cleanest in the city) open from 9K A. M till 9K P. M.
For particulars, see circular. oc!3-4fc
pBE STN ITT-STREET OPERA. HO XJSE-
V/ No. 1231 CHESTNUT Street.
ALLIN SON & HINCKJBN-....
MORAN’S MINSTRELS
appear every evening in Sueiegant
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT'
Doors open at 7. commencing at 8 o'clock precise!*.
Admission 25 cents.
Reserved seats, which can be secured from 19 to T
o’clock, SO cents. - oelt-tf
A SSEMBLY ' BUILDINGS, TENTB
-» AND CHESTNUT Streets.
TO-NIGHT, Miss Major PAULINE CUSHMAN wilt,
relaie her Startling Adventures while a Spy and Scosit
in the Secret Service of the United States. Miss Major'
CUSHMAN will appear in her UNIFORM, that of Major
of Cavalry, and desejibe her Capture, Sentence, And
Rescue. ISBto Night of GRAND STEREOPTIGON.
Admission, 25 Cent* Reserved dents, 50 Cents. Com
mence at 8 See descriptive programmes. ocIQ-At
/CASINO, CHESTNUT BT., ABO TS
vy Sixth, THE GREAT VARIETY THEATRE OR THE
AGE open every BTening, with a FULL AST) EFFI
CIENT COMPANY. * SBl9-H#
THE ACADEMY OF FIKE ARTS,
A- CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, is OPESf DAIRY,
for visitors, from 9 A. K. to 8 P. St jeaff
Tcur.
POINT BREEZE PA:
SATURDAY, October lSih.
MATCH §1,500.
•The entries.ssoo each. Mile heats; best in
tarness. . _ _ •
Joseph Fisher enters B. Horse. •
Peter Bloom enters Jersey Pet. .
Robert Dempster enters Sorrel Hed.
Admission $l. Trot to take place at .3 objlpek.
It is expected tbiß ■will beone.of tkß best fcita ;
season, as tne aboveborses have trotted la 2.35..>01%-*5 -
SP B C.T A CL E.S,
JAMBS W. QUEEN.db OQ.!S fc
se2S-lm ' .CHESTNSH Street.
]y/[ATKEMATICAi, INSTRUMENTS,.
Of all kijidß,.t<!.liB>a4.ai"
JAMBS W. QUEEN.dM3O.IS*
«e26-Im »a*.CHE6ZHTJT Street
■ FOB WA S Hin GTO N.,,
'•■i^H&GEOBGETO'W’-N,' ASflk. ALBXAHDKFA,
Chesapeake and Delaware CasEL-Tlia-'steamer .
Mayflower, capt. isaac eobikSoh, is nowioad
lng, atfirat wkatr above Market .street, tor, the above,,
Porte, and trill leave oaSATCRD AY next, Octobetyotn,,
at 12 o’clock. For freight, apply So- _ _ . .
X WM Pi
_ocl3 3t Ho. IaJTOBTH Wfcarvea,-.
gyfff RIANOS, COTTAGE EXfiEl^-
R,jfT f ! SIOS ORGANS, H4&MQNimiS.4&d MEXiO
DEORS, at. c KARSH’S MtmSv.Stors,-
oc7-2m; • Jiaa.gHiaaaiggAgni^.
'fTTTS* PROVED CRESCENT BCALS
? ' OYBRSTSJN& PIANOS/^
to telfotMu. London ft!**Rtf*
»nd Hipest iwardß liiAsaic a reeehad. " '
„ M2LODEORB AicpRCCiND, HAND, PIANOS.
«eB-SSB WareroomE.No. Ta 3 ARCH Bt;. tsi Elthtt.
DESSES BROS.,
STICK & O.OJS
CBLEBB4SaD
PIAISDS.
j. e. oauiiP*
SEVENTH AND CHSWNTTf.
fgsam'
■ OO'T'J'AGB ORGANS,
_ nsrxXCSIIED, bet UNESDALIiXE to parity
IhfeiasJSEasesasßiiss
Sml«iidßr»Wtos Room.
/ *o. M Nnitt WVWW.StrMt
aim .iiwiltU uwrtKwt of too Pozfxt Mblmsob
ioii! ob hud. anlß-am
T F. FRUEATJFF, ATTORNEY AND
** » CwuiMllotat Law, Hollidajsbore, Blair Co., P»-
- Collections, promptly attended to inTDalr.
don, and Cambria comities. Refers to S
A CO., No. 15*13,Third Street: F R STARR-
Enterprise Insurance Go. t CHAMBKRB S EE'J BTOB.
Washington I*if« Inaai-aisce Co ; WET SBRnjh
Second itreet; T. A. BIDDRK & CO., Baokers^
delpbla. - ■ - ' '. ■ -
- DEPARTMENT FOR QP§T6& WCkB-Ea
.. Proprietors.