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orclogion B J , Dloffitt, - Wlloala.cton
t.. libu o, Delaware J Meredith , Wi :tin to
al I ll_ obt M.Ciroves .di Is g ,l'ozuzb
o::6F,Feunit J G McDonald .
i!'ipar, Jersey . -
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gloonstnirg inhas he Baron,Baltimnre
Treutan T Srni•h. Port Delaware
Win Maier. Philatla
1. sCIAIL; NOTICES.
GEO. STECK & CO.'s enyl
r
11 CELEBRATED e
PIANOS.
Qo of these fine instruments have been sold.by
lgriber, and they daily increane in popularity.
B. GOULD,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
WFL'R POLITICS.
BV 71 1 1: BAND OF 'POWER
wwn solemnly laid down the paper,
for what ho read there WREI no joke;
Ai; lofty hope bad all in vapor
1), ;Led at one rnffilesi stroke.'
se then e cross his face there came
I chariot , nay, triuniphmat look,
if, thOUgh he had lost his game.
sloe comfort frold the fact ho took.
Drawell to politics, be cried,
lift trlcl:lBlLnag, that heeds no rein I
plum now I've fairly tried,
Di sorer will I try again,
potent with blessings that are Pure,
II tort to giddy chance no more.
Ir j, while all comforts I secure,
Wank of renown I'll not deplore.
rousers as good, Loan afford,
uut served np 'midst such a blaze
Rs•any tbattbe board
Of Presidential pride displays.
t d, 05 for dressing, 'tie well said,
Ent se great dignitary wears •
r.icbouler clothes, or better made,
t hsu those which Tower Hall prepares. "
par Clothing from our At ock of g"CrMentS
thot by securing goods e4lll+ , lin Rt lc, In a
mi workmanship, to any made to order, at 25
colt. Lower prim s. Nye have a foil and cam
otment of the uewest, cho‘cest, and most de
a ;es of geode, purchased at the lemeet prices
0 00, for cash exciusivery, and cold for cash
.iy, therefore at the lowest prices possible,
e tiled at once from our precis, williont delay
- TOWER HALL,
No. 51831arq1 , :F. , T Street.
BENNETT& CO,
CTRICITY. — TS F. TAKE PLEASURE IN
Rttection of our readers to the advertisement
BOLLES & BROWN", Electricians, Their
of Vestment is entirely new, wad .has woo
into enceeseful practice after many years of
v, 'I hey have the recommendation: of so me
4 eminent medical men, who have witnessed
!MI tetults achieved 14 the a:plication of
to diFeares which have been proneuneed
in
iertheoldd method of heating..—Episeopal
Ellsemer.t In Me morning's paper beaded
" • lts
%CNC , MEN OF• TALENT, ENERGY,
lABILITY.—Onerof the greatest accomplish-
Pinesent day Is Telegraphing by SOUND.
ant and remunerative art is practically
the Telaraph•Department of the •
QUAKER CITY COLLEGE,
',NTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
_ .
oly. Every student is placed in a REGULAR. k
,Pg OFFICE after a limited PrelliutaarY
here he finiel - es, and consequently must ace
'proficiency in tho art. There is nothing of
~e irhere In the United States. Its
HEAD OF HAIR.
Dana OLoas INSTEAD OF THE. GRAY DECAY.
non Flair Color Restorer nod Dres•ing."
:don Bair Color Restorer a;d Dreeeing." •
elate within itself, no other dressing or ItC•
,at of any kind being necessary to secure
!rade results. It is not s Dye.
"Irestree gray hair to its original color.
make it grow on bald heads.
. restore the nataral secretions.
remove all dandruff and itching.
make the hair soft, glossy, and Itexible.
pretervo the origins) color to old age.
prevent tho hate from (ening off
core all diseases of the scalp.
rents per bottle, oi!, six bottle*. St.
DR. SWAYNE St SON,
330 North SIXTEI Street.
TR'S EIORRY SOAP.
.earited TOILET BOAP, in such universal do
made trona the 000ICEST materials, is MILD
',LIENT in Us nature, FRAGRANTLY SCENT•
VSTEEMBLY BENEFICIAL in its action upon
for sale by all Druggieta and Fancy Goods
te2B-tnibalY
CLOTHING, BOYS' CLOTHING, Bon'
Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing,
Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing,''
Clotting, Boys' Clothing, Bays' Clothing,
.t every variety, In every variety,
• every variety, In every variety,
every v artetT, In every variety,
At H. L. Hallowell & Son's,
At H. L. Hallowell dr Bon's, •
At H. L. Hallowell & Son's,
At H. L. Hallowell & Son's,
trket street, 534 Market street,
irkst street, 534 Market street,
Arket street, 534 Market street,
garket street, 534 Market street.
it Noyes. —We have the largest and best
mock of Beady-made Boys' Clothing in the city,
latest styles, and made in the best manner.
3.II,LOWSLL & SON. 534 MARKET Street.
;heti
CLOTHING,
6. B. corner SEVENTH and MARKET Ste.
.OTHING, S.E cor SEVENTH and MARKET
MIRING. 6.E. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
.OTH ING, S. E. cor. SEVENTH and M ARKET
LOTHING, S.E.con SEVENTH and Mi.R.KET
MTH IN 81, S. E. cor. EyEN'TH and MARKET
:OTHING, S. E.cor. SEVENTH and MA REST
;#THIN 0, S. E. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
LOME°, S. B cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
'IOTHIN,G, S. E. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
S.E. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
:LOTHING, S.B. cor. SEVENTH and MARKER
:WTHINCI, S. B.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
:WRING, S. E. co;. SEVENTH and MARKET
I.QIHINO, S. E. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
LOTBINO, S.B cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
*-OTRING, S.E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
.LOTRING, S. E. cor. , SEvENT H and M ARK ST
:LOTFIING, S B.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
:LOTRINO, 8. E. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
tub tf
.•PRICE CLOTHING OF TIER LATEST
male In the beet manner, expressly for RETAIL
LOWEST SELLING PRICES marked in
LOESS. All goods made to order warranted
.The one price astern is strictly adhered
re thereby treated alike, JONES' OLD-ES
-3,D ONE-PRICE GLOTHING HOUSE, 604
'Street, near Sixth. de2S-ly
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
The election is OTIM
Ind, just as expected,
Yr. Abraham Lincoln
Has been re-elected.
The people ace happy,
And hopefully thinkin'
Of what shall be done
Under President Lincoln
With four years before him
Of Administration,
Let ue manfully help Men
Deliver the nation.
end may he mcat bravely
And thoroughly saya us
PlOl3l the wicked endeavors
Of Jeffaaon Delia.
We look on J. Davie
With uttermost loathing,
But with different emotions
011 OAK HALL'S fine clothing
From the shelyes of Oak Hall
We Blake ample selection .
Or cloth', g to last
Till another election.
.X3BLE PRICES, excellent materials, beet
ablP. and everybody pleased with whit they
atirable a, sortment of the beet Class Clothing,
•lover pr.ce• than people suppose Special
!OCR() MEN'S SUlTS.—Overcoats by the
- Prices (rum $l4 up. A good. article for $lB.
eadi now made up are selling at just half the
ante thing made to order. Let all examine our
'Wish good Clothing at the LOWEST prices.
WANAILAKIIR & - BROWN.
"OAK HALL."
6. B. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
:teat Bargains In Overcoats. 1
At WILSON'S HIGHEST Paratiutt
LOCI-STITCH
SEWING . 711i0EIN18.
CHEAPEST.. BMUS% AND BEST
. 704 oingsTNuT wog. above Sovettli
.A.ECRIMI:I
- the 10th Snetant,bY the Rev.
Welch. Mr. Thos. H. Atkinson, of this city, to
T-ito, daughter of the late Henry Beck, Esq..
Ct townsh , p, Bucks county. (Bucks couvy
COp
, L 3
TER--.BOOPER.—On Thursday. Nov. 10.
Larson-street M E Church, by Rev. John
, D• Mr. William C. Carpente , and Miss Laura
f. both of Philadelphia. No cards.
'EY—YOUNG.—On the 10th instant, at the re-
Yretienelc C. Jones. Eso , New York, by
ert It Booth, John R. Whitney. of Paßadek
to Maly Graham, youngest daughter of the
ford 1). T . Ol l / 3 r. of the former place. •
) T — G II IIDON —On Thursday, the 10th inst..
'O. T. W. J. Wylie, D. D., David W. McElroy
daughter of George Gordon, Rm., alt of ttlis
-3 ATTERTH AITE. n the 10th 1%14., Phl
of West Chester, Pa. to Ellen K., daughter
Satterthwaite, near , Orosewicke, New Jer-
•
;El GEE—HUNSBERRY. —ln this city, on the
'IReY. IL Jeffery, D. D., Mahlon Runsberriez
Hunsberly.
— NEIMAE.—On the ]oth inst., by Rev.
j't D. D., Samuel Sharron, of Salem, N. .1.,
`,eirtan. or this city. •
. I ! — PENNELI,.—On Fifth day, the lOth inet
ts ceremony. at Middetown Meatinr, Elton
of Phiataelphia to Mary, daughter of JAMBI
)i Middletown, Delaware county, Pa. •
3DMEM:)..
:LL.—On the 10th instant, in his 9th leer,
Ron of Robert A. and Catharine. Maxwell.
( ism his parents'
)jon residence. Forty. first
OdaMonda 2 I'. M.
.or the conveyance H
of relatives y,
and at
fneede
win leave the undertaker's.. 921
'En below Tenth. at 2 o'clock Precisely. In
i Woodlands Cemetery. •
—On the tOth November, Mrs. Mary Magill,
. I ttleth r ear of her age.
ada and those of the family are Invited to at
lateral, from the residence of her son-tu- la w,
this], No. 417 South Twentieth street. below
I. on Soaday afternoon next, 1.91,11 fast , at 2
Oa Thursdav, the lOth inst , Catherine
gd, widow of the late Charles Field, Iso
ersi ccill take place on Monday,the 14th lost.,
lock, from her late residence, Ifo. 1916 West
et , *
le SqUhre.
t ae*Diy, on the evening of the 9th inst., of
heart Joseph Rue,Br. aged 62 years:
rice. and mate friends of Ate familyare
ad thet funeral, without further notice, from
'ideae, on llonday morning, 14th Inst.,
.a . tlo
MING — Suddenly, on the gth Wet, charlas
Br., aged Olean.
%tic's and friends of the family are rasped
id to attend his !antral, front hie late reel-
fo?oe, 2209 Gieeri.okreet. on Saturday aftornopi4lgi:
LUPIN'S BLACK: ALL-WA:O.Oi, e; r
- 1 - 4 Lupin's Black AU Wool Empress Cloth.
Do' do do. Illousselins ‘l,l L.,
full doable wi.ith
Do do do ?amiss '
Do do do klerinoes.
Do do do -Oashmereri.,•
So do do Thibet and Long Sha.
full and extra
Do • do BonSbazines ks., „tc •
BBSSON St SON,. MOURNING STORE,
No. 918 °WEST r crr.,
r 4 YRE (So LANDBLL - HAVE THE
-Li beef asrortniezit, of WOOLENS' thei have ever 'of
feted:
FIV.ST I D SEAVER CLOTH'S;
_.
efiLtSuft I .LA VELVET CLOTHS. -
BLai K TIIICOT.BEAVSE. CLOTHR
.NoEfiY. STYLES 'FRENCH CASSIIIERES,
/loop noilrts HOYS..CLOTS
far FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHUttell, FRANKFORD 'Road and MONT
,
OOMERY Avinue —Bev. D. L GEAR, Pastor, preaches
at 1.( , 3g A M., and 73‘ P. of. It
FIR ST . BA PUNT CH IT RCII„ El ROAD
end ARCH Streets.—,Preaohtng may be ex.
pected to•morrosv by the raptor, Rev. GEO. DAN&
BOARD:RAN, et 1035 A.M., and 73fi P.
"OUTLIER AND THE REFORMA.
TlON.—Stcoud Lecture on thissubjeotTO-MOR
ROW EVENING Cbtirch; LOCUST And SAMPSON.
L. L. BREGIGS, Pastor. It*
vxusT IR E - F E I) lIFUTC.FE
VlU : Ft j pEk SEVENTH s AND SP.E4 G AR t 9 l r.
o'c Str !ook . A. e 111. 7...V2:7o?cAlol%Pitriil:- —services
tilr
evening, " Philanthropy, " ; •
" SLA V En " V
"-HOW DID IT
ORIOINATE?—Sermon at Universalist Ohardh,
LOMBARD.Streer, ahovp Yonrtb, TO-MORROW, a 67.16
Y. M . by RFC' R. EDDY. Pastnr. it*
ST: PIA TTII ENV& .LUT It IC
1 7 CHURCH, DiEW tzireet, below Fourth, be
tcc n Race and Vine. Service by tke'pestor..Rev B.
W. .131)Ti ES, on 'TO_ MORROW (Sunday) 111ORNISO.
11),.% o'clock. Evening bery ic e a commence half last 7
eclork. '"
•
CEN'IritAL CONGItEGATIONAL
CHURCH. CONCERT HALL —Roy. EDWARD
HAWEN will preach TO•DIORROW Morolog and Eire
31ing. Sabject of Evening. discourse—" The Lessons of
Victory. t!', ate ;refl. lt*
NI 0N lti. E. Q.YI`URI li,
FOURTH. Street, below Arch —SAI3BATIL
tiovember 13 h, Rev. 17, 11100 RE, D. D., will preach
lu the Morning at 10..t5 o'clock. aad Rev. T. C. MUR
PHY , D, D , in the Evening :Ili.;, o'clock. at*
MORAVIAN CIIERCII, CORNER
Ilk=e• of WOOD and FRANE LIN Streets. —ltev. A.
A. REINKE vili'preach in the morning, at 10' , " o'clock,
at (1 ib the evening at 7,1,: o'clock, It•
ANION'ERSA.V.T OE Tiff;
BLBB A TH-5013.0 OLS of Old Pine-street Chnrch.
Southwest. c rner of FOURTH and NNE Stuets, will
be held TO 14entROW AFTERNOON, Nov. 13th, at '3
o'clock... AJLesses by the Rev. WOLCOTT CA4,KINS,
HOS. BILIOTERD, D.. and others; singing
by the uhildren. The pa talc are InTited,-
NORWIT PRESEYTORIAN
CH1.J.K.013, SIXTH htreet, tthrtve Hr6en.--ser.
vicet , lo..% A: ix. end in the eve - Ong 7,q, by the paitar,
Ivr . . R. W: HENRI?, D. D. Sermon In th.)
reference to the late pastor, Rey. L. H CHRISTIN.
D. D. lt*
OF. °UWE MICLLENS WELL
pre t the DISCIPLES'OFIURCELT WELFrH
Street, above' Wallace. TO MORROW, 1031 A. M. and
714 P. fit. hnbjeet —" The Blood of Jc enE Christ. Cleans
eth 116 m all Sin.'': Bvettnrr--" How Shall We Es
cape if We Neglect so Great Salvatiou. lt*
....L 6 lr-`1" • MILMANION CIIRIST:—NO 23
of the" Series, by T. H. S TOCKTON. at
ELEVENTH 'limb WOOD Streets, SABBX.TH AFTER
BOON, at Sh' o'clock—Subject, "Gentile Prooess "
At lt.); A. M , Tract Society Meeting. All invited. It*
Igr" ST. STEPHEN'S CIFIEURCIT.—THE
Annual C.+Dections for THE EPISCOPAL FUND
OF THE DIOCESE will be made in this Church TO
MORROW, the 13th DIE taut.
WS W B 011GIA1 1 . 1 .1—CORNER
EB OA D AND, BRA NOY WINE Streets —Rev.
Mr. BARRETT'S Lecture TOMORROW EVEN(Ni3f,:
7, 1, 4 o'clock, will be on "The New Church Doctrine
concerning the Second Coming of the L Ord, ex4mitted
in the Light of Reason and Scripture In the MORN
ING, at 103.4 o'clock. the Subject of his Discourse will
be': **How Best to Understand the Character of God."
Public invited.. lt*
ST. MARK'S EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Si'RING GARDEN
titrtet, above Thirteenth.—Owing to the dampnetsof the
lecture )00111, the, ronsregation will. by specie'
tnvitt
tion. mite io Divine worship TO-MORROW with the
North Bread-s . reet Presbytotiln Chinch, corner of
BROAD and GRKEN Strete
Bev. ,G. Y. ERtiTEL will preach at 10X m., and
Rev. .ADAMS at 734 P. AL It*
_
i(Gr , FREEDMAN'S. RELIEF AzilSl3lolA.
TION —By luvital ion of tt..ia Amioc ation, •
Be,. PRI (MIN BROOKS,
R. TOMLlcit.titsr. Esq.,
W. F. MITCHELL, Rio ,
J. AIILIER. &WELD!, Esq..
Will address the public on MONDAY EVE:NUM, Nov.
2t at CONCERT BALL. in refetence to the progretslof
thy work among the Freedmen,
BlFltop Potter will preeido.
Ph ILADELPHIA. TRACT AND
SOCIETY.—The Sixty-eiehth Men
r g in hell:elf of this Society will be held in the CHURCH
01 THE PEW TESTAMENI. corner of ELEVENTH
aid WOOD Streets, on SABBATH MORNING. 13th
lust . et 10)4 o'clock: Rev. T. H. Stockton, D. D., Rev.
F. W. Olmsted, and others will take pare in the exer
&Jos. - 11*
!SPRING GARDEN MALL, MIR
TFJOTH and SPRING GARDEN Streata.—The
reietinge of the Cliurch•of God assembling here are
every LORD'S DAY at 10K A M., for worship, in "the
bieabing of bread " showing the Lord's death till
He come," in prayer and praise, and fur "teaching
end admonishing one another ." Preaching of the
Word by CHAS. CehIPBELL, at 73; P. N. no3•sl3t.
Or- SW:R.2IOBI—W A LNITT;STR EET
.T BB ATRS, corner of Ninth—VI:MORROW, and
every Sabbath, at 7.34 I'. 11 , by Itev. S. M. LANDIS,
31 D., who draws immense congregations by his new
nnd scientific explanation of Holy Writ. To-morrow
be repeats, by request, last and sixth time, hie great
sermon en ' • The Bock upon which 'The Church'
Spin." Bring Onion Hymn Books All invited. Seats
free, botremember special collection to defray heavy
expenses. If the collection is ample to meet expenses,
the seats will all be free in future; if not, seats will be
rented. Oo early to get seats. Doors open at 6X P. M.
• ROBT. HALL,
Chairman Committee.
P. B.—Dr. LANDIS will preach Ti). MORROW; and
EVERY SABBATH MORNING, at 10,X o'clock, corner
TIIIIITBBSTH and GIB aRD Avenue. . 11.*
SPIRITTJALISM.—MISS M. L.
• BEuKwirg, a medium, will 'actors at SAN
SUM-STREET HALL, on SUNDAY, at 103; A. M. sod
.734 /"..M...Admittance free. I.t.*
WIINITED STATES CHRISTIAN
CO'SISIIBSION.- , - - Caelt ackn owledgintinte lei the
week ending Nov. 15th, IS6t : •
11.m.ELPHIA.
. - -
Proceeds of Lecture at Academy of Music,. by
Rev. Bishop M. Simpedu $174 55
Cedar street Pr esby terian Sabbath-School, PM
ladelphia, per Samuel Mock . 60 00
Ladies' Christian Commission. Third Reform
ed Presbyterian Church, per Mrs. W. D.
Patton ' 98 00
Ladies' Christian Commission, Church of Me-
dieter, per Rev. S. E. Appleton (additional). 40 00
Collection at a meetingin Central M. E. Church,
Philadelphia 22 00
Soldiers' Aid Society of St Matthew's P. E.
• church, Philadelphia, per Rev. W. Wright,
Treasurer 69 00
Proceeds of a parlor fair, held at Olney, PhDs-- -
phia,per Samuel C. Ford, (additional) 3 7:3'
" C. B. M " Pniladelphias 00
Ladles' Chris ion Commission, North Broad
street Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia,
(additional).... 7 00
Willie Harvey - 1 00
A - Friend, Philadelphia ' - 2 40
Communicants at Chestnut-Hill Hospital 9 00
Amount acknowledged elsewhere in. religions
&Papers 5,177 3S
. .
Total 5.645 ts
Amount previouely acknowledged 913,284 38
Total $20.929 96
JC SEPE PATTERSON, Treasurer.
The - United States Christie.n"Commission begs leave to
acknowledge the receipt of the following additional
stores up to November 10, 1164:
. PHILAVELPHIA..
Philadelphia — MU Weimar, I package.
Phil elphia—A Friend, 1 package.
213 boxes and packages.
Acknowledged elsewhere in religions papers.
GEOIRIS H. S'I . OART, Chairman,
No. 11 BaNK Street, Philadelphia.
THE ANNEAL MEETING OF THE
ntributors to the Philadelphia Lyinz-In and
Nn' se Charity will be hel.' at tne Home, S W. corner
ELEVEI I / 4 TR and CHEERY Streets, on MONDAY EVE
NING. November 14, at 734 o'cicck.
nol2-st* JAMES M FARR, Secretary,
CRITTENDEN'S commEnchit'
COLLEGE,
No. 637 CHEtiTisTUT Street, corner of Seventh.
gaiablished 1541. incorporated 1845
Yoring Men prepared for .the Counting House and.
Business Life.
Thorough and practical instruction in
BOOK KEEPING.
in all its branches, as practiced by the best accountants
and business men.
PENMANSHIP,
Plain and Ornamental, is taught by one of the most
romps tent of penmen.
Commercial Calculi:Hone, Commercial Law, Detect
ing Counter.eit Notes, -Ste
TELEGRAPHING. . •
by Sound, and on paper, taught by a long experienced
Operator.
:students instructed separately, and received at any
time, Evening Sessions after September 13th.
Catalogues, terms, Ste., furnished gratis on aPtilica.-
Mom nol2-2t"
WOFFICE OF THE BRIGGS OIL
COMPAZiY, No. 147 South FOURTH Street,
NOVEMBER 9, 1861.
The Board of Directors Kaye this day declared a
Dividend of ONE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of
this Company, payabl6 on the 19th instant.. The trans.
fer books will be closed on the 16th inst., at 3 o'clock,
and be opened on the 21st.
noll.thol9 • . CHARLI3I3 'A DIIY, Treasurer.
Ear• NOTICE.—TIiE BOOKS OF SIM*
SCRIPTION pa the Capital stock of the MIR
CANTILI PETROLEUM COMPA N 1 vAI be opened
TO- DAY, at our office, for receiving subscriptions for a
limited number of stares of said stack.
The production of this .COmPany 'is now equal to
Fifty. Barrels of 011 per day, which will enable. the
Company to pay large dividends immediately.
For turther information a_pnly to the undersigned,
For the Corporator)]. COCHRAN & RUSSELL,
No. 22 North FRONT Street.
Nov EMBER 11Ib • 1E64
Kir NOTICE—ALL COMMITTEES OR
persons having claims against the UNION
* LEAGUE, of Philadelphia, wilt
_present them to the
undersigned, before January 1, I.Nd,.at Union League
Hence, 1216 CHESTNUT Street.
noll JAMES L. CLAGHORN, Trea3nrer.
11W.'RATHBODIE PETROLEUM COI&
PANT.AII perms holding receipts of this .
Company are requested Co bring them to the Otll re. No.
206 South FOURTH ktreet, uo stairs, and get their
Certificates. nolo-3'
lEir • NOTICE—BANK
OF fOEILILIL.N•
TOWN. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20. 12 f 4 .
Notice is hereby given, agreeably to Section 3of the
Act of General Aseembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitl.d •• an act enabling Bamkrof the Com
monwealth to become Associations for thepurpose of
Banking under the laws of the United States," approv
ed the 22d day
Bankngtmt, AD. that the Stock
holders of the f Germantown have this day vobvd
to become such an Association; and that its Directors
have procured the authority or the owners of more than
two- third,. of the Capital StoektO intake the certilmtte
required therefor by the laws of the United States.
CHARLIE' W. OTTO,
Cashier.
EUED3CAL LECTURES BY PROP.
W. PAINE. Af
at'ock t 'D. every WEDNESDAY EVE
tNeN Nw School Medi n calCol e ge.NlNTHt ry eat l be sa w
Walnut. Lecture 1. Netura..ealleee, and hew School
treatment of ConentoptiOn.,- seats free. ladies and
Gentlemen incited. Medical et adtnte who have 'not
the means to ray full fees.'end wish to attend the Col
lege, can obtain the free ticket hi:applying to the Dean,
W. PAINE, X. D..
n07.61* Noe. 931 and 033 ARCH Stie.t. Philada.
A MEETING OF. THE STOOL.
IP= l7 -
HOLDERS of the POPE FARM OIL will be held
on MONDAY. November 14. 1.564. a: the Office of the
Company, No 133 South FOURITI Street, for the Intr.
Poo of electing a new Board of Dbectore.
By order of the Board. •
noS 6:* . $1117.11.:PLOOD. Secretary.
!gr. EXCHANGE BANK OF PITTS
BURG, 'November Ist, ISl4.—The Board of Di
rectors have thie day declared a dividend of SIX PEE
CENT. out of the earnings of the last six months. The
United States tax will be paid by the Bank.
Eastern stockholders will be paid at the Western
Bank of Philadelphia on or after the 10th last
n 0.3. l'lt • A. M. MURRAY. Cashier.
BANK. OF NORTEK AMERICA,
FBfLADELPRIA OCtObei 15,1864.
A general meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS of this
Bank will be held at the BAN KING-HOGSB on MON
DAY, the 14th day of November next, at 11 o'clock
A. to consider and decide whether this Bank shall
become an Association for the business of Banking
under the laws of the United States; and whether it
shall exercise the powers conferred by the act of the
Legislature of this State,.entitit d An act enabling the
banks of this Commonwealth to become association s for
banking under the laws of the United States,"ap
proved r. 4 August, 1564; and to take any further action
that ma, be necessary,
By order of the Board of Directors.
ocl4-Imo, r 3 . HOCHLEY, Cashier.
OFFICE OF THE ATEA REINING
COMPANY—PamannrivrA 04.-20, 1864
Notice is herehy•g
iven, that an i nstalment of ONE
DOLLAR PIM SHARE on each and every Share of the
Capital stock of the
2ETICA MINING 'COMPANY -
has this day been called in, payable on or before the
14th Day of NOVEMBER, 1964 et the Office of the
Company. No. 324 WALNUT Street, Phihiesiphia.
By order of the Directors.
oull-tnl4 B A. BOOPBS, Treasurer.
.41112 r, . BALL OIL COMPANY
11 , 912 P. .
= OF PENNSYLVANIA,
IIsTOORPORATE.RNOttraBER., is 64. ito
• OFFICERS.
HECTOR TYNDALE President.
HENRY E. SIMPSOII, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
HENRY CARSON,
WILLIAM M. 'GREINER;
WILLIAIVT ANSP &pa, •
:TAMES C. FISHER,
J. O,FRYER.
The lands of this - Company. four hundred and sixty
(46o) acres hi fee simple, lie between OLI Creek and the
Al reheny -River; with one producing well and others
now being bored.
Fur particulars and prospectus, as for subscriptions.
atply to .
J. O. FRYER,
113 CHESTNUT STREET.
nc,l2-6,t l= •
irkTßoLitual STORAO3IO..CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA
The books will remain open. at the Office of the Com
pany, to till up Sabecriptions to the Stock.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO.
Pith power' to increase to iit4(o,ooo
SHARES TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE TO BE PAID UPON
SUBSCRIPTION
The Company have purchasta a tract orground in the
First ward Of the: city, extending from Point-Howse
road to the river Delaware (immediatelr.to be con
nected by railroad with the, extensive depot, grounds,
and docks of, the Penns, lvania Railroad Company), on
account of Which the Company have already wad.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Leaving only $7, 969.22 nosy due t which is the only in-
debtedneee of the Compariy
Additional subscriptions are now 'required. for
Wharves, Dad a, and other general improvements.
Persons forwarding subscriptions for stock, or instal
nwnis thereon, will please make their checks payable
to the order of
FREDERICK B. HUBBELL; Esq
Treasurer.
OFFICE, No. 327 WALNUT STREET.
T. S. EMERY-,
- • PRESIDENT.
SIIERAILA'N OIL 4001PIPANY,
INCORPORATED OCTOBER, 1864.
CAPITAL - - -$1 000 000
OFFICE, No, 524 WALNUT STREET
ROOILNO.'26. ,
100.000 Shares-4SW Par Vallte.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,
NOTICE.
Certificate's of Stock will be ready for delivery to sub-
scribers on and after the lsth instant. A few Shares can
yet be bad at subscription price, $2 50 per share..
The property of the Company consists of one hundred
and thirty nine acres in fee,,on OIL CREEK, and pro
diming interests on the STORY and GEORGE WASH
INGTON MoCLINTOCK Farms, now yielding about
tieenty.five barrels of• oil per day.
From present receipts the Company will very 60011. be
in a position to pay a Dividend on the Capital Stock.
H. 0. CORFIELD,
neB-6t* . SECRETARY.
OrD All P.n. IN AND COLOILIIIO
()OLD MIN IVO . COMPANY.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000.000,
200 CCO ,SHARES—PAR VALUE $5. '
president—JOE N B. ANDERSON.
DIRECTORS.
;James R. Magee.
John W. Ball, Harrisbnrg.
T. C. McDowell, do.
John Brady, do.
' W. W. Wylie, Lancaster.
Wm. 0. Shute. Colorado.
D. P. SOUTH WORTH,
Secretary_and Treasurer.
Office of the Company, No. 4113 WALNUT Street—
Room No. 6.
Authenticated specimens have been procured from
some of the Company's lodse, and have been assayed
by•Prt fessors Booth and Barrett with the most grattfy
leg results. Subscription lists have been opened at the
Office of the Company and at the Treasurer's Office (In
ternal. Revenue), No. 427 CHESTNUT Street, Farmers'
and Mechanics' Bank Building. 'aboriginal subscribers,
IMISO per share, for a limited number of shares.
Circulars, pamphlets, or information can be obtained
at the Office of the ComnanYotfter the 12th lust.
OPTIERER 14. 15154. ocl4-3m
Thomas A. Scott.
N. B. Mines,
Wm S. Pre.sman.
Robt, P. Ring,
John M. Riley.
Charleb DoSilver.
OIL SUBSCRI PTIONS.—BO KS
to receive subscriptions to seven tracts of vain
able Oil Territory,in fee simple; situated fronting on the
Alleghay tics' and its tributaries,are now open. These
tracts are unusually well located, three of them adjoin
fug the properties of the "Allegewi" 'and "Tionesta"
Oli.Campanies, the other four being in close contiguity
to them and to the wells and properties of the " Far
rar," " Brill Creek," and " President" Oil Compa
nies.
It is proposed to receive only 100 subscriptions at
$l,OOO each, the subscribers themselves, when the list
is made up, to organize the Company, elect their own
officers, ,tc This enterprise presents unusual. induce
n:s to subscribers.
or Maps or Circulars, or to secure one or male of the
tlifience of Shares; address or apply to
DUNCAN M. MITCHESON,
N. E. bor. FOURTH and WALNUT tits., Phila.
Subscriptions by nail or otherwise also received by
B -BORDA, Rao.. 'Trastee
ooln-4t No. 327 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
• NOTICE—GIIYILLAN OIL COM
PANY OF PENNSYLVANIA —The Office of the
Company la now located at"4o9 WALNUT Street?'
noS-f3t J: C. FRYER, Bec'y and Treasurer.
)".1 S 0 LIDAT .11 ?. AT:J R EO_.:AL
BANK._ . . 1° k
The Board Directors have this (iii 3;
dead of FIVE ]?ER CENT., payable on the 9th instant,
clear of all taxes. JOE. N. MEWL, Cashier.
no 3 thstnet
far COMMONWEALTH BANK,
Pan-cum. Para, October 17, IS6I.
The Annual Election for Dl RECTORS will be held at
the BANKIItO- 1301116 E on MONDAY, the Vat day of
November next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2
P '
The Annual Meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS will be
held at the BANKING-HORSE on TUESDAY, Novem
ber 1. le4 at 10 o'clock A. M.
0c32 stuibtno2t H. C. YOUNG, Cashier.
ear GIRARD RANH,
PHILADELPHIA, October 19,.1564.
A general meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the Banking Rouse on MONDAY, the
21st day of November next, at 12 o'clock M., to con
stdei and decide whether this Bank - shall become an
Association for the business of Banking, under the laws
of the United Si rtes; and whether it shall exercise the
Powers conferred b) the act of the Legislature of this
State, entitled '`An act enabling the banks of this Com
monwealth to beccroe associations for banking under
the laws of the United States," approved 21i August,
1264 f and to take any further action that may be ne-
CeStary.
The election for Directors 'will be held at the same
place en the name day, November 21st. between the
hours of 10 A. hi. and 2P. M. W. L. SCHAFFER,
oc2o tbstntno2l Cashier.
IarOFFICE OF MTN& MINING
COhIPANY, No. 329 WALNUT Street.
PHILLDELPIIIA,7 October 21, 1164.
NOTICE is hereby given that all stock of the 4-Etna
iginicg Company, on which instalments are due and
unpaid, have been declared forfeited, and will be sold
at public auction on MONDAY, November 21st, 1569, at
32 o'clock, noon, at the office of the Secretary of the
Company, according to the Charter and By-Law!, un
less paid on or before that day.
By order of the Board of Directors.
B. A. HOOPES,
, -trufH Secretary and Treasurer.
OyVICE PE.NNSYINANIA. RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
. .
-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4th, 1864.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS:—The Shareholders in
this Company are notified that, under Resolution of the
Board of Directors, they are entitled to subscribe to the
Stork of the Company the amount of TEN PER CENT.
on their respective interest, as shown by the Books of
the Company on the td Mit
Each bbarebolder entitled to a fractional part of a
share, ander the terms of the Resolution, shall have the
Privilege of subscribing for a full share on the payment
of Fifty Dollars.
This Stock will be issued at the par value of FIFTY
DOLLARS per share. Accrued interest at SIX PER
CENT. will be charged from Ist inst. until payment Is
made.
The Books for subscription and payment will be open
on MONDAY, the 7th just , and will close on the 31st of
December next, aftsr which no farther subscriptions
will be received under this Resolution.
THOS. T. FIRTH,
ncb-td e3l Treasurer.
figr CITY NATIONAL BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, NOT. 1. Mit
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of 'FIVE PER CENT., pa_yable on •dernand, clear
of taxes. • O. ALBERT LEWIS,
nee-swat . • . Cashier
lar OT C E.—THE WEST PHILA..
DELPRL& TROST COMPANY bare removed
their office from No. 1429 to No. 303$ MARKET
Street,
,(opposite the new Passenger Depot of the Penn
tylvanta Nailroadd where the business of the Insti
tution will be conducted as usual
fled- 7t* DAVID B. PAllL,Presldent.
WPENNSYLVANIA II A I Llt 0 A D
COINPANY. 2 —TRBASURIR'S DEPARTMENT,
PHILADELPHIA. PrOir 2. 1631 —the Sepal of Di) eo:ore
have 'I E3lB DAY declared a serei-anatus dividend of
FIVE PER CBOT. on the Capital Stock'of the CompsaY,
cif ar of National and State taxes. payable on and after
16th Ir. stant. , _
Powers of attorney for collection of Dividends can be
had on application at the office of the Company, No.
238 &oath THIRD Street.
noS lan ~ - THOS. 'l'. FIRTH, Treasurer.
DTVIDEND NOTICE. -
Office of the CORN PLANTER OIL COMPANY,
No. 521 WALNUT Street, October 27, ISI4.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day de
clared a Dividend of TWO PER CENT. on the Capital
block of this Company, payable at theft* Mee on and
alter NOVEMBER 12, clear of State Taxes.
The Transfer Books will be closed on the Ist of NO
VEMBER. at S P. .11., and be opened on the 12th.
oc2S•l4t• . THOS. E.. SEARLE, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE OF
PHILADELPHIA AND OIL CREEK OIL
COAIPANT, No. 397 WALNUT Street.
PAILADELPRLA., Oct. 28, IStg.
The Directors of the Company ha've this day declared
the .Second Dividend of One Yer Cent, on the Capital
Stock of the Company, payable on and after TUESDAY,
November 16. 1864, clear of State taxes.
The transfer Books will be closed on the 10th of No
vember, at 3 o'clock P. AL, and olmned on the 36th.
W. D. PAINTER,.
nol - . lSt Secretary.
tar '• WESTERN SA IL OF PRTZ,Le
'ALMA, • OCTOBER 4.1964.
The Annual Meeting of .the STOCKHOLIIBBo of this
Bank will be held at the BANKING HOUSE on TUES
DAY the first day of November nest at 12 o'clock M.
And the Annual Election for DIRECTORS will be bald
at the BANKING HOUSE on 110 NDAY, the twenty-first
day of November next, between the hours of 10 A. X
end P, M.
ode tno2l
MILITARY.
6TH - PErIiSYLVANIA. CA
VALRY.
Authority has been granted to Captain GEO.
s D. STROUD and First Lieutenant HENRY J.
TOUDI to raise a Company for this celebrated Regi
ment, now reorganizing for active service.
oung men wishing to serve their country in her
hour of need may apply at ,
GOOD INPUT HALL,.
,602. SPRUCE Street,
Between 9 A. M. and 6 P. M., daily,
to the above officers.
City bounty
United States bounty..
Apprbved
• CHARLES L. LEIPER.
Major Pennsylvania Cavalry
Commanding Recruiting Detail
HENRY- RUDDY, =
Distiller and
la
• MONONGAHELA, RYE, AND WHEAT
WHISKIES,
1445 , 1c0RTH SECOND STREET.beIo NY w Race. Phila.
HIN MIDDY
CocIA-am) ISAAC 3. EVANIL
DEAF MADE I TO
meats to assist the heariag. at P. MADEIRA'S.
DO South TEhiTH Street below Cheetnat. noel?.&•
WAILLIWC= •BAOWN4
TEE PRESS.--PITTLADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1514:
C. N.-IVEYGAITDT. Cashier. -
.$450 00
. $:10 00
RETAIL - FIRY GOODS
r9OPER & CONA.RD,
s. E. ‘ , 011157 ER LSI 4vlll RRET STR3M. -
C'osks of Vei. ur Cloths .
Cloaks or Frosted BPNVe• rtt.
ClosA nf Bleed Beavers.
( losks of 'Velvet Beavers. -
Cimnlts for best Custom.
riohlr Room Replete with Fine Garments,
Woolen Long Shawls at Right Prices,
Black Tbibet Long Shawls.'
. Children& and Misses' Shawls.
BEST CLOTH STOCK , ' . •
In town, and at the lowest prices for same quality. We
have ibis year some ex'ra fine qualities of. Beaver
Closkings and Overcoatings also, of American and im
ported blaik and fancy trowserinas, with some capital
goods for business snits, These, in addition to our regu
lar stock of Woolens, make it very .attractlye to good
class bilers
BLANKETS.
$25 for best pair in Blanket Room.
*2.R. *2l, *lB. and *l7 Royal Bed Blankets.,
*l6 at.d $l5 Blan9ets are unexceptionable,
Lower Oradie a.t Co $l2. sll,and $lO 50.
Finest Crib and Cradle Ulank.ta $3 to $9.
PLAID POPLINS.
Goad quality all. wool Plaid Poplins.
Good quality Wool Plaids.
Gay Plaids for plisses' -D rams&
Prices are based on gold at 90 preminm.
Mack:Wool reltines, a line stick at 90 preialum,
Black Alpacas. Delaines, 'Prints, &c.,
Good stock of White Goode
WOW smourr v0n,.1864.
A NEW AIM GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOF SKI.P.TS.
HZ DUPLEX RLLIPTIO (OR
.DOITBLID STIRL
SPRING
& J. 0. WET, .No. 91 CHAMBERS STREET,
NEW YORK,
Ire the ow next of the patent and. 6r.OL9SIYO raannfne ,
tuna of this,
3. W. BRADLIVS
PATENTED DITPLZX ELLIPTIO STEEL SPRING
This Invention consists .of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, making the toughest, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring ever used.enabling the
wearer, in consequence of its great elasticity and Uri
"bility, to place and fold the skirt when in use aseasily
and.with the seine convenience - as .a silk or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only objes.
Lion to hoop skirts, viz: the annoyance to the wearer
as well as the priblic, especially in crowded assemblies,
ca rm ag e B,rail road cars, church p errs, or in any cro celiac
place; from the difficulty of contracting them tooccripy ,
ing a small space. Thisentirelyxemoves the difficulty,
while giving the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
(cam, 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 Elliptis
Spring Skirt for a single day, will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They are the
best quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most
durable,- comfortable, and economical skirt made. bier ,
chants will •be supplied as above, and ladies in most
first-class retail stores in this city and throughout the
different S.tstes.
'I I IVI I I f t,E I I, B LIPTiO entnig SKIRTS
BRA.DLE Y'S DUPLEX - ELLIPTIC
SZLET,
Very flexible, folded easily when in use to occupy
twall space, waking the most agreeable skirt worn.
For sale by S. 9f HaPLEIGH,
902 CHESTNUT Street.
TRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT—The Ereataat Improvement we hare ever
seen in LADIES' SKIRTS, and an article of
SCTERIOR EXCELLENCE.
OURWEN STODDA.B.TA
, SUIO, 452 4 snd 454 N. SECOND St., ab.WilloW.
sel2-if2m
6 2 8 1100 P SKIRTS; 698
THE '•" NEW FLEXIBLP, SICIRT," MST OUT,
The meet plieble Hoop Skirt in the market. equal to
the' Duplex ERN°, " and:at much 1 o wer prices For
sale, vholeate and retell, at Manufactory, No- 628
ARCH Street. [no"l2-601 WM.' T. HOPKENS.
HOOP SHIRTS.
628.
The most complete assortment in the city. For symme
try, finish, durability,'and cheapness, have ho equal in
the market.' Guaranteed-to give satisfaction In every
particular.. Wholesale and retail at Manufactory No
628. ARCH Street.
n08.61.* WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
WINTER GOODS,.AT THE LOWEST
MARKET FRICE.—A large assortment of long
and square Shawls.
Frencb Merinoes, all colors.
English Maritime, 13‘ and 2 yards wide, cheap.
DRESS GOODS.—Delaines and Calicoes in variety.
Clothe, Cassimeres, and Satinets, goodand - cbean.
All kinds of Flannels, and in all Q ualit ies.
Table •Linens, Napkins, Towels, and roweling at
JOHN 11. SToKy,s/.
riot No. 702 ARCH Street.
44 ,'EMAIL DE PARIS" IS NOT. A
-A- 4 paint. powder, or paste, biut a moat delicious
preparation that ives'both the color and texture of po
lir.h, d ivory to the akin. EUGENE JOIHN, No. 111
TENTH Street, below Chestnut.
" TIE:MAIL DE PARIS" CAN BE
used by all ladies in the privacy of the . toilette.
It removes all spots and roughness, and its purifying
effect. on the skin calla forth freshness, color, and
beauty. JOIIIN, in Tstira Street, below
Chestnut.
cam.EMAIL DE PARIS "
Land effectually removes those unsightly black
Winn specks which detract so much from the beau:y of
the skin. E. JOIIIN, No. 112 TENTH Street, below'
Chestnut.
KT 'EMAIL DE . PARIS" IS ES.
-B-J FACIALLY endorsed by Mad'lle Vestvali, Mrs.
Wailer, and many ladies in private life, whose com
mendatory letters. for obvious reasons. cannot be pub
lished. B. JOIIIN. 1111. S. TENTH Street.
Officers and soldiers whose complexions have, ecome
tanned or bronzed by the exposure Ancident to a camp
lite, will end the "Email ' lAvaluable. _
Orders by mail should be' addressed. JARED &
RENE. General Importers, Philadelphia. oc3-mws tf
GENTS' FURNISIIDIG-GOODS.
GENTS' FURNISHING. CiOODS.
MR. J. C. 'ARRISoiti,
AT THE OLD STAND,
NOS. 1 A: 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET
Htia just dpened aneOgant speortmeut of
SCARFS,'-TIES, •.GlkritS; - --45Nq
His stock of
Underclothing and Gents' Wrappers
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
IM.GIVE HIM A CALL.-liAt
EREIEEMER, /SOS: 1 & 3 ;METH SIXTH STREET
FANCH FURS. -
LADIES' FAITOY FURS.
JOHN- FAREIRA,
No. 711; ARCH Street, above Seventh Street.
At his old eatablislied More.
iMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Having now in store a very large and beautiful assort
ment of all the different kinds and qualities of FANOT.
FURS FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR, I
solicit a call from those in want.
Remember the name and number,
"JOHN FARBER/L i •
718 ARCH Street, above Seventh:
I have no partner br connection with any other store
In this city. . oc3 4mif
GAS FIXTURES, Sic.
710 CHESTNUT
_STREET,
Have the pleaisure to announce that they are now •r
pared to furnish
A NEW STYLE OF GAS FIXTURE,
SUITABLE FOB
DWELLINGS, STORES, OFFICES, ft.,
WHICH CAN BB
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY.
oelS-lm if
PROPOSALS.
(IP FICE OF ASSISTANT. QUARTER
MISTER..., Military District of Philadelphia, No.
1103 - GIRARD Street, Nov. 11. 1554
Sealed proposals will be received ki this office until
nor nof Monday, 14th inst. for the immediate delivery,
at Gadwala der Barracks, of the following material:
...-34,f00 fen hemlock plank, 2-Inch, 12 feet long.
410 pieces hemlock scantling, eB6, 18 feet long.
80 kegs spikes, 5-inch. .
All to be of good quality, and approved, after delive
ry, by the Government Inspector. The United States
riserves the right to accept portions of bids, and to re-
CI all proposals not made on the regalar forms fur
nished at this office, or that may be deemed incompati
ble with its interests. ALBERT S ASHMEA.O.
roll Captain and A Q. M.
D tirl.4
.TOBACCO AND CIGAR . WAREHOUBB,
No. 8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Agent for the of-1.11 the celebrated brands of
BARNEY, ORRIN. & CO., Cincinnati.
"BELLS OF THI WEST, " CINCINNATI'S,
"BURNIE," &c.
"FINS TURKISH!" AND OTHER SMOKING
TOBACCO.
A large lot of prime CZGA.S.S and TOBACCO, now in
Store,. end for ,ale cheap. 0c36-1m
si ..SO . OIf: R Y Ap F H OII f A t
B O t
y L }. O R . E_ D . e
d P eu H tt2 ;
colored artistically by first-clams artists, at REINER'S
Gantry, SECOVD Street, above Green. See speci
lneDS.
CARTES DE VISITE. OF A PLEAS
LNG variety_ of Ptyl e s and the finest execution.are
produced at 13 F. 131111611'S fishery, 624 ARCH St.
Call and be convinced thereol. lt*
IFE•SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL
L
Colors are most reliable as portraits, perfectly ac
curate of outline, features. and expression, and im
pressive in coloring. REIMER, 624 ARCH
Street. ' • • l.t*
aUFFEBING 4 CENTS PER YARD,
....A an v idthe, at SOS VINE S.reet. and the businees
taught on reasonable terms at BENTLEY'S Stamping
Store. • n07.6t•
NOTICE:- ALL CLAIMS, AGAINST
-L.
me most be presented at once for settlement. •
CHARLES StEaNSERGER,
14 BANK street.
SK AT E S AND SKATE STRA.PS.-
L , Dealers are minuted to call and examine samples
of new styles of Ladies' and Gents' Skates for 1664.
wroth will be furnished at the Fewest caannfactur-re'
Prices. by R L. BURNHAM.
Manufacturer's Agent,
No. 27 South - S,XTH Street. - nol2-1m
r i IiMILLYS, HOTELS, DITE-HOUSES,
u p s uppilea with the Universal Cog-wheel
Clothes: wringerthe be and only reliable wringer
wl,l !Ind ifto their ioterest to use one of those illlBll2-
able labor end dollies saying utensil's. For Ws whole
awe arid retail. by H. L. BURNHAM, Manufacturer's
Agent. Ho. 27 Eonth BlXTEt.Streot. • nol2-Im.
GREAT CENTRAL ULGTIII2.IO ROUSE,.
NEw P-fraLteAtirliti44l.
WIIJI BE PUBLISHED AND FOR
sale on Saturday next, lirovembelfth:
Booksellers and 'ail others had bettop
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any orders in advance of puNication
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ed from the 'author's Mannecript and advanced proof
sheets, purchased by tie flora Mrs. ,•dertry Wood at an
expense'f ,over Three Thousand Dollars., and will be
Published on Saturday next. November leth, and be for
sale by all Boolreellers firth e United States on that day,
being iesned here eight weeks in advance of the com
pletionbr publication of the work in Europe. ht is corn •
pl o t s in one large octavo volume,,paper cover.
Price $1.50 in Paper; _or' $2.00 in Cloth.
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Above are each in one volume, paper cover.. Each
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WondeFfni cure of Inflammation of the Lumps, per
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following:
I have been a greataufferer for the lad twelve years,
which was contracted from a disease 1 took in California
gold mines, b) great exposure to cold by working in-
the water ,• nearly lest my life from inflammation of the.
lungs; had several attacks. After I returned to this oily
I had several pulmonary attacks here, some of Aetna
imfle,mm anon upon the lungs; was treated,by the most
eminent medical men, bat the cause of my difficulty
remained unmoved: NU medical man has bean able to
do me any permanent good by medical treatment.
.About three weeks ago I had a moat severe attack of in
flammation upon the lungs; my sufferings were inde
scribable. I resorted to medical treatment,.., which
seemed to be unavailing, and I seemed rapidly sinking
in the arms of Beath, when I chanced to sea J. J. Bally,
.219 Market street, who had been cured by Professor'
Bolles, of l2:0 Walnut street. Mr, Bally advised me to
see Professor Bpiles at once, which I did, and in ten
minutes (as strange as it may appear) 'I was perfectly
free from my soff . t.rings At the time r. joretsor Bolles
treated me I was suffering with the most severe spas
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could not live an hour. Re has treated me four times
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cured: JUDAS LISVY,
511. South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
.D: I 4SPEPStA CURED.
This is a lose.of balance of the two positive and nega
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the supply of Electricity from the brain bank diminish
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Pa , August 10, 1863.
In the spring of 1862 I was takenwlth a constant pain
and unesteins es in my stomach, which gradually in
creased until Nos - miler. At this time an eminent Allo
pathic Physician was called In, who pronounced the
disease D 7 spepsia. Medicine was prescribed.but failed
to cure the disease. I sent to Philadelphia and pro
cured a box of a celebrated Dyspepsia medicine, adver.
listed In the papers. After using that I experienced no.
relief. The disease continued growing worse, nett&
Match, 1363.. when hearing of the wonderful cares per
formed by means of Electricity, I concluded to have it
applied, and can say, that after about tevelya treat
ments applied b 7 Dr. Brown, was entirely cured. and•
continue so unto this day: " / 41. BRO
Nsw Yorta, Sept. Sfo 1984.
Dr. P S'hedd.Electriefan, &a :
DEAR SIR: Permit me to exprers in this informal
manner my appreciation of your high professional
ability, as exemplified in your attention to me per
•sonally, while connected with Dr. Chamberlain. of
this city. now with Dr. Brown, at 12i Walnut street,
Philadelphia. My disease was one of long standing.
and dificult to detect as well as difficult to treat, and I
assure you, that having been under the treatment of
several physicians before I came to you, none were
able, or if able, they failed t, treat me with even a
moderate degree of success. It remained for you, by
your skill. to detect my difficraties: and by your care
ful and faithful treatment of me, to plane me on the
road to perfect health.
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lours, respectfully, . CYRUS COMMINGS.
CONSUMPTION CURED
September 28, 1664.
- PHILADELPHIA. HiChIDOEd, NO Pik
This is to ceitify that about three years ago I was
taken with a disease which the physicians called Con
sumption. I had a cough, hoarseness, spit blood, and
became very much reduced. Was under the care of
dye physicians, and have taken a great deal of medi
cine without -relief.' In this condition I called on Dr.
Brown 1220 Walnut street. After an electrical exami
nation Was pronounced curable; and, under the skilful
tresiment ot Br. Beckwith, operator and physician in
Df ? Brewit'e est:lneztieiti am tiearl7 reilattie, Cr 41 __!! ,
Mee, IthiCe2peet, after a few more treatments, to b :
entirely restored to health. I recommend all afflicted
to go to 1220 Walnut street.
RHEUMATISM CURED.
W.EbT 'PHILADELPHIA, August 27, 1.56-1.
Dr. W. B. Brown:
I had been afflicted with Rheumatism since April
last very severely, it. extending over the entire body,
causing the most excruciating suffering .
*monthawas under the beat medical care. but grew no
better, and finally gave you a call and placed myself
under the carefof Mrs S. A. Fulton, female operator of
your establishment. In two weeks 1 war relieved of
all pain. and am now perfectly well. I gladly -recom
mend all ladies suffering to her kind care.
Mrs, W. B. ROWAN, West Philadelphia.
REFERENCES
' In addition to the above, the diseased and ail inter
ested are referred to the following named gentlemen.
that have been treated and witnessed our treatment on
others, at 1220 Walnut street:
A. S. Pleasanton, Bri,vadier General, 'Philadelphia.
A. Pleasanton, Melo!' General, St Louis.
W. IS Smith, No. 1021 Hanover street Philadelphia;
George Douglass, No. 28 South Fifth street; William B.
Shriner, Haines street, Germantown; L. C. Stocktdyx
206 Market street, Philadelphia ; Charles B. Grigg, Nos.
219 and 221 Church alley; Emanuel Boy, 70 7 BalistOM
etre6t, attorney-at law; Isaac D. Gayer. 2 Woodland
Tsrrece; B. Craig, 1726 Arch street, )SS Broad street;
Robert D. Wor), 61 North Third street; A: G. Croll,
northeast corner Tenth and Market streets.
Judah Levy. Bronchial Consumption, No. 814 Sonth
Fonnh'street : - Edward T. Evans, preacher of the M. B.
Church, Dyspepsia of long standing. Laryingitis. and
Lumbaeo, No 1633 Helmuth street; Thomas Owens.
Congestion of the Brain and revere Haemorrhage of the
Lungs and Diabetes, American Hotel. Philadelphia:
- James Nugent, Deafness for six years and rengiag and
roaring in the Head, Fifteenth and Redford streets:
Willian Horgan, General Debility. 401 Spruce street;
Thomas Ile.rroo. severe Diabetee, Rose Mills. West
Philadelphia;-George Grant, Rheumatic Gout, long
star. ding. No. 610 Chestnut street; 11. T. Deellver,
Chronic Neuralgia and Inflammatory Rheumatism, No:
17 6 Chestnut street; 0. H Carmick, Chronic Dyspep
sia and Inflammation of the Kidneys. Chestnut and
Fortieth streets; Anthony Carney, Consumption, No.
1217 Mars et street; Edward Mclifellon Consumption.
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N. 1227 Front street; Charles B. Grigg,' Dyspepsia and
Constipation, Tenth and Arch streets ; J. !ticket,
Chronic Bronchitis. Consumption, and Congestion of
the , Brain. 618 Cellowhill street; Rev. J. Mallory.
Aphonia. Philadelphia; E. Young, St. Thomas,Frank
lln county, Pa .; Daniel Troatle, Newville, Pa ;N.
Sterling, Chambertbarg,Pa.
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Apply at DO WA LIII7T Stmt.; Philada, -noID-3t*
:Lo A
.... 0 530 0 0_ t
$3,000, $.l iii
, li for PiVoiro — are, s at??Pre
Per oent.. per annum.. Apply to
LEWIS H. REDNEN,
noll St No. 152: South FOURTH Street. •
$2O Cioo..sl-5;000,., AND' $5,OOO TO
9 9 Loan on Mortgage, at 6 per cent.. br
A. P.' & B MORRIS. 916 .111011 street. • no9-4t*
FOKIBALE AND TO LET. - '
11 FOR BALEAROH-BTRERT . BI:I-
SINUS STAND , No. 119 r. east of Second , street.
Lot 17 by 101 feet. only $6,700.
• Splendid large first-class Dwelling Arab street, east
of Sig tb. Lot 25 by 275 feet deep to Cuerry s reet, with
elegant garden, stable, &C. ; $25,C00.
Ste gala large Dwelling on arch street, west of Tenth.
-Lot 24 by 150 feat-deep: $24.0f0
First. clac-s large Store "Property 102 North Third st.
Lot 25 by 120 feet deep; 821,000,
Splendid Dwelling corner Of Twentieth and Wallace
streets. Lot 20 by 111 feet deep $S 600
Neat Dwelling south side of-Wallace street, west of
Nineteenth. Lot 1S by 110; price $5,400.
' Store and swelling 154 North higtit street, below
Bare; price $5,500-
-Very large aide-yard. Dwelling on Seventh street,
above Spring Garden. Lot 44-by 90; price 212,800. Im
mediate possession.
Neat side-yard Dwelling. on Franklin street, above
Poplar: price $ll,OlO
Besides near $5,000,000 worth of other city property.
Call for catalogue or Eend your address. '
GEORGE C. MILLER,
.• Real Estate Broker.
Beliatif . N0..154 North SIXTH. Street.
in • F.GR SALE -.- NEAT COTTAGE.
AFel.
2309 Green street. 10 rooms. Lot 15 a 150 feet, well
adorned 'with shrubbery. Terms easy; price $5.600
Also, a c nvenient 3-atory•brick Dwelling, No. 2330
Green street. Lot 20.8 140, Terms easy; price only
$&600. ,
Large side lot can be had Vs ith the latter property, if
desired. •
Immediate possession of both properties given.
Also, a lea ge mambas of first-class properties. to Tad
one localities. ' GLENN,
•
123 South FOURTH Street, and
nol2-tf S. W. tor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
al FOR SALE OR TO LET-A..NUM,
ber of convenient new DWELLINGS. .with modern
Improvements, on Norte Eleventh, Twelfth. and Thir-
Month streets: - . Apply to TATLOW JACKSON.
.614-. CHESTNUT Street, or at
. nol2-if 1815/3 North T VO 'ELF rH Street.
de FOR • BALE— THE. VERY . •DE Si
cable fonr:story brick Shelling hous,' No. 125
North tWENTIETH Street. above Arch, oppnite St.
Clement's Chnreb: 18 feet front and 100 feet n eep.
• . -.Apply to • LEWIS R. RE ONES,
noll-3t • No. 152- South FOURTH Street. •
4,1 TO RBI:T.-POI:MIA - ENV OWING
Jiall• Mow houses, NO& 2215-15-1719 UJUNG GaRDZN
Street. 'Rent $6OO per annum: Ajnoly of:WATCHMAN
on premien. . noll.-911*
) F I P Ir:FOR BALI-
Eau Evan s..Er Watson's make. Inquiri at the Evening
:u &tin office. It*
A "RICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
—Five sluing of stock for sale. with season ticket.
Price $3OO. Addr.ss '•Post ()face," Sonia.% mast• .
pULFIT FOR SALE-NEARLY NEW
• —At second-hand Depot. SEVENTH Street. above
Thompson. [nelo-60]. NATHAN W. ELLIS.
• BOAR I t G •
• nOARDIN G. ;--TW O. SECOND:STORY
` l, /looms, with Board. No children. Reference re
quitted. 268 South FOURTH Street. nowar•
POARDING, IN GERM A_NTOWN; FOR
/- o •the winter, wanted by &family, of two sinks,
_two
small children , infant, and aurae . Address ' 'J. T "
Pres* office. ' -- •- Rolo-itt
•
PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD
;.at 622 South TENTH Street. no7-dte•
.:VACAITT;. .WITH : BOARD, THREE
'• large ROOMS: 906 SPRUCE Street • 10
lIIisURAIITCE.
OF. THE ..DIIIAWARE MU
TEALS/SETT INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, November 9, 1864. '
The following statement of the affairs of the Com
pany is published in conformity with a provision of its
charter :
Premiums received from November 1, 1833, ,
to October al, 1564;
On Marine and Inland Make 8424,047 90
On Fire Risks 138,667 18
r l emitimi on - Policies not marked
off, November 1, 180, .....•„
Premiums marked off. as earned .
from Novembir 1, 1563, to Oc•
tober 1, 1t64:
On Marine and Inland Risks 416,264 73
On Fire Risks 11),556 76
636,82L48
Interest during same period, sal
-11'062 at 9 75.522 68
Losses, Expenses, &c., daring the '
Tear, as above.
Marine and Inland Navigation
Losses . 214,291 82 -
Eire Losses 49,665 82
Return Premiums ,294 98
Re-Insurances 42,649 2S
Agency Charges 19,064 98
Advertising, Printing, &c 3,689 13 .
•Taxes—U 6 Tax on Premiums,
Policy, Stamps, &c.. &c 11 389 27
Expenses, Salarie:, Rent, &c.... 1.4,083 00' ,
.384.061 28
SALAMIIN MAY
*This is exclusive of the amount reserved for Taxes
On Dividends and Profits.
ASSETS OF TUB COMPART, ROV. 1, 1864.
VlOO,OOO United States Five per cent. Loan.
1871 *lOO,OOO 00
111;030 United States 6 per-cent. -Lean, 19E1. M 3,215 00
76,000 United i•tatea 6 per cent. Loan, 6-208. 75,562 50
100,000 State of Pennsylvania 6 per coat.
Loan 93,665 CO
64,003 Et.; to of Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
Loan 55,810 01
123,050 Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loan.. 126,520 17
20,020 Pennsylvania Railroad Ist-Mortgage
6 per cent. Bonds 22,039 00
60,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mortgage
• 0 per cent. Bonds 0,2130 CO
16,C03 306 Shares Stuck Germantown vas
• Company, principal and interest •
guaranteed by the city of Phila. •
delphla 15,300 GO
6,500 130 Shares Stock Pennsylvania Rail
- road Company -. 9,100 00
6,000 100 Shares Stock North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 3,050 CO
60,000 United States Treasury Certificates
of Indebtedness 45 425 CO
30,600 State of Tennessee 6 per cent. Loan • . 12,000
128,700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, amply
• secured 123,700 CO
3E65,2i0 Par. Cost, 5841,103. 80 Market Value. 3.857.621 87.
Real Betate 38.0.0 OJ
Bills receivable for insurances made., 1i8.330 42
Balances due at Agencies—premiums on Ma
rine Policies, accrued interest, and other
debts due the Company 25,793 24
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Compsnies, $3.263, estimated value— 2,220 CO
Cash on dePuait with United States
Government subject to ten days'
call $lOl,OOO GC
Cash on deposit, in Banks .......• 58, 1 t4 f 3• • • .
Caah in drawer. ..•.......«• 537 68
158,f92 41
PHILADELPHIA, November 9. 1861. ,
The Board of Directors have this-day declared a
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on the CAPI
TAL ETOCH, , and SIX PER CENT. interest on the
SCRIP of the Company, payable on and after the Ist
December proximo. free of National and State taxes
-Tbey have also 'declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND of
FORTY PER CENT. on the BA_RNBD PREMIUM'S for
the year ending October 31, lA64, , certiflcates for which
will be issued to the_partles entitled to the same ,' on and
after the let December proximo, free of National and
State taxes.
They have ordered. also, that the SCRIP CERTIPI- .
CATES OF PROFITS of the Company, for the year
lE6c. be redeemed in CASH, at the office of the Com
pany, on and after the Ist December proximo; inte
rest thereon to cease on that day.
Aar No certificate of prol . lts tented .under 525. By
the Act of Incorporation, 'no certificate shall issue
un less claimed within two years after the deelaration
Of the dividend whereof it is evidence."
DIBECTORa.
'Samuel E. Stokes,
J. F. Penlaton,
Henry Sloan,
Boniton,
Edward Darlington. -
H Jones Brooke.
Jacob P. Jones, •
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer Mcllvaine,
John B. Semple. Pittsburg,
A. B. Berger, Pittsbrux.
Thomas CrHand.
JohnC; Davis, • •
Bduku.nd A."Souder..
Theophilul si alding.
John ,
James Traci r,
Hew yC. Ilett,
James C. Hand,
William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
George G. Leiper,
Hugh Omit,
Hobert Barton,
'THOMAS
JOlll , l C.
ilFarllT Lrinirgrar, Secrets
WAXTIL
• 797.177 60
C. HAN% President.
DAVIS. vise President i
nolo-lm f
LT REASONABLE PRIORS,
AMERICAN ACADEMY Oir:MVBIO.
LEONARD OROVBE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. M.
AT TWO O'CLOCK. . -
L •
ißly.3liseVeioi:l arras enalorallctilailager*forteaxeiledinssellitd:d' ONE DOL . -
•
R r
to i l e ti t ri MATINEE.
.The Dffector 'has re'
rnnter's charming Opetz.;-
0 Tnt ee, ,anm
ely ceited veil , many requesfdtromt
• Ni ' OlaT IN
.portnnivx dtlipg the brief
..tp_e_p_reatni.ja the oely'op , ..
Opera upon 'Which it ca w he7,7r.notoerd it Elerffitim
,eidid that it shall haliven at the Matinee' . Saturday .
For For the only tire. mo*t ossitivoir,
A If I a T IN AM:DUDA, •
- ' Grand 'Orerfa by Conradine Mtentzer.
1 9 .F.t•PriikeRearextt " me. laad.ore Lehman.
' -•yeilsrfttest asmomptfo n .
comm . • • -Ttodere .
G a briell e •• • •-• • • • Koch Johanna Itott n , i er,
• • Esteemed'. heentoittplimingroie.
• Vasco•'
Amhzbetb • • . .. : . Oros.
Pedro.::.. • " ld'onar i claimer.
Peasant% Brigds. . tr Ladies and.
'Roth an man of the 'OR AND GEOBIJE. ,
.The reh'ditinn of this ebarndeig anent, nnomits recent
presentztion in Boston. obtained the wartstesteno:mainms
and was egee toed one among toe most brillt6at aorta'
of the OrAnd German Opera Combany.
MONDAY EVENING; NS Y. 14 . , _
Commences the last week of the'
GE ND' GERMAN OP) RATOMPANY:-
• As many Patrons and others et Drees the bone that' the
Company will 'remain a greater loneth'of tiros that:tint-
DOM:lced, the Diteetor takes this ommeten to aesnrellaens.
that it is risPet , 4l . ol.P., as engagements some time imez
tetence preclude their longer stay. Elboday, Nov. EL
Grover'e Grand - German Opera Conmany'comntaneesits
season in Baltlnfors.
IefONDLEt EVENING, IS'ov.• 14, 1854;
For the only Limo; positively.
MARTHA..
By Von Frotow.
FORMES as Piniakett, the role oriental* and snores's
ly comp° red for E.l2f by Volt Flotow.
• TUBS DAY' 3VENINO, Nov 15;4864,
Ord y time, most posittyein of Mozart's im - mertaki
Opera,
. _ .
•
.VON GIOVANNI.
Prices as usual. •
Seats for VON DArand TIISSDAY map basecnred at'
the AGADEIdY and GOULD'S Music Store.
__ It
TACAIAMY OP MUSIC.
Lessee and Manager-- soßN:t.' FORD:
(Also of Holliday-t-trset Theatre, Bsninon; Ford'ir
Igew Theatre, Washington, and tlte Alexatdria (Va. )*
Iheatrd.
A GREAT DRAMATIC FEAST.
Engagement. for 21 nighta only, of the eminett Trage-
Van, • '
MR. EDWIN PORRT.ST.
will render; for the first time in Philadelphia, his
liwilliant•personation of
CORIOLANTrEi. '
SraIREPEARE'I3' GRAFP_ROMAN TRAGEDY' OP
_Commencing on liTtiltailigHT . , Nov. ben
Tan Company Co outlaw Mr. FORREsT has Nen very
carefully serested. embracing. among others, the'vele
bratadiTragedienne.
• - MARA MR:PONISI.
The scenery need will be. several of the prodartlous•of
• MR J. RIISEIBLI. SMITH.
or Philadelphia. With newly painted drapery 114” Mr.
WItMR;: of Philadelphia,• and severat new Boman
steam. 'embracrine
- TES' TRIIiMPTEAL RBTURB OF COMMANDS;
by Mr. OBABLES S. GETZ of Baltimore.
The Ml ehirery by Mr. HIGBEZi - of the Academy.'
The Cobtumey, Banners, Insignia, etc., etc., were
maile.expressfy For this play, at aeost of over $3OO.
Tor
furt • her pareicalara, see-fatare advertieemeato:
r• her'
NEW OHROTNIIT-BT. THEATRE,
MS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, Nov. IL at 2 o'etk;-
ELEVINTR GRAND FAMILY' MATINEE.
Wheu tiro-therm:De eters , .
TWA FORTY TR - YATES,
will be peeteuted• for the third. time. in all its spies:dot...-
Ad/panics' tc the Matinee, 30 cents. to all vane of tom•
Rouse. Child reze..2s cents. -
THIS EVEISHIG,
EBELT:SATIIR DALT NIGHT BILL.
TWELFTH' [ 1. 1168T OF-Mita. D: P. BOWERS.
Who 'will appear,. Ms evening. supported by Mr. P;
MORDSUNT,. Mr. NeCOLLOM. Mr. LEWIS EMEEM, = .
and the- sati r e strength of the- company, In Eosrer - 8.:
great tragedy in-flme aeta.
JANE SIT3ItII.
•
To conclude with the excitingly's ma styled
ROBERT
MOHEIVE—LADY - AHDLEY'S SECRET.
WALNUT-STREET - THE AT R
TBISe(SAIPURDAY) EVENING. Nov. 1204 •
Positively Lest APPOOTRIIOO of
ML AND MISS BIICELNAN,
On which occasion the performance will commence watt - ,
..PIZARRO, TNE DEATH OF .ROLLA.
Rolla .».. McKean Buchamus,
Bivira Miss Virginia Bqcbanan..
After which, ROB BOY, OR AULD LANG STNS..,
Bob Roy Macgregor ' McKean Btichaansi.;
Bel en Mberegor• t Miss Virginia Buchanan.,
On Monday,. first appearance of Lucille Western:,
mr ALIN] T- T REET . THEATRE.
EXTRA. ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mrs GARBS fT60.14 has „the gratification of animist,-
cing an engagement with , the popular and. gifted...yew* :
acts era,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
who will make her ffrat appearance oa
8011 7 2 t MONDAY EVENING NEXT. No-444;
•
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW it-RM.
MA. STREET THEATRE
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
TO-NIGHT (Satarday), November ]2, J.
" A 8 g suR WA A S Hor " Cm
"YANKEE MODESTY" aad •
• THE GIPSY FARMER:, , "
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
- . IN ALL THE PIECES.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
S. W. CORNER TENTH AND CHESTNIPPEtmht.
EDNES DAY, November 16,
At hal ~ .past three o'clock. •
FIRST CLASSICAL MATINEE , . ' •
BY
PHILADELPHIA CLASSICAL QUINTZTTE CLUB
Bleissrs. HAERTAER, JARVIS. CROSS.. BLA , GILILANN.
• and SCHMITZ.
Trio in E eat, Opus 1. No. 1 ...BeetbeYels
Quartette, Opus 71. No. 1 .. Haydn.
Piano Solo (a). Bercense Chopin.
(b), Etude de Concert . ..........Heneelt
Qnintette, No 3. in C minor Mozart
Subscription list for the Season of Ttrenly. Eve Mati nees
is at the' Music Store of Mr. J. B. GOULD, SEVENTH
and' CHESTNUT Streets, where Engagements for Public
or • Private Performances: in or out of town , can be
made for the services , of the Club. Single Tickets, to
be-had only at the Door, Fifty Coati: nol2-4t
fatIaTNIIT-STREET OPERA HOSE,
No. 1221 CHESTNUT Street.
ALLINSON St HINCREN .Propristen-
MORAN'S za-msnuiir
wow error, evenin g in an elegant .
" • ETRIOPLidi 3INTRIVPAINMS3Pr.
'Doors open at 7. commencing at 8 o'clock prseisc l 9.
Admlesion 25 canto. --
Reservid sesta, which cal ho )(mired from 10 le o'clock, OVIKInts: • call-tf'
:GIUICAT ITATION4I. - CIRCUS,
.UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS. CHAS. WARTL
• •
(formerly Mr& DAN RICE,)
. • Willpen on.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov 10th, 1864,
FOR THE WINTER SEASON,
• ON WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTIL
The MANAGERESS is determined to make the.entiret
Winter Exhibition remarkable in equestrian history.
as trouping together a grand bouquet of taloa c t• nevffg
excelled in the profession in any Dart of the world.
First 'Pier 60 cent,
•
Se Tier • 26 centr,,,
Private Bores $l3 to 15 cask,
MAT.IVERS on WIDNISDAY and SATURDAY A 714
TERNOONS, commencing at 234 o'clock, Evening
performarice commencing at 8 o'clock. See distributor/
Dille. '
• ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TEXirl4
A.ND CHESTNUT Streets.
TEMPLE OF WONDERS ! sTallox Elan
EVERY EVENING, Aim
' WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY iarElizooNs. •
Change of Performance Conitantly. •
Ad1:1111111011. 2 O Cents. Children , US Cent& ReletTS4
Seate; 6e cents
Evening Performances commence at 7%. Afternoetie
st S. 0e341
(TERMANIA OROHESTRA..=-FIIBLIO .
‘-A , REHEARSALS evely SATURDAY, as 33G o'cloek
P. M., at MUSICAL FUR D. HAIL. Single Tickets, 115
cents. Ms Tickets, 4142; to be had at Gottl'e, Andrea,.
and Meyer's Must , /Stares, and at the HalL no?,tf
VOY BR OF •,THE ACADEMY Or
MUSIC.
For 'particulars, Bee dren'ars and subscription lists.~
at the stores of J. B. Gould, Lee & Walker, And*
& Co.. ' • son- tat
PAACADEMY. OF FINE•L
STNIIT Strest i _aboys UM!, Is OW DAM/.
foivtattors. from 9A. X. to P. -
662,706.08
234,172 42
EDUCATION : FOR. .THE TINES.-A.
- thorough knowledge of the management of bust
nese In general, including the complete mastery of the
science of accounts, should form a pert of every mates
education, and his successes in life will almost invaria
bly depend upon those acquirementa which are termed
business qualifications. Men of talent, tact,.and edu
cation are wanted everywhere, and their services com
mand adequate con psnaation. All who appreciate theme
truths should bear in mind that
612,344 14
TEE QUAKER CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE, TENTIT
, AND CHESTAUT STREETS.
affords to all the means and facilities for a thorough
preparation for the various duties and employments of
linemen life by a system of instruction far in advance
of the general plan 'of ordinary Commercial Colleges.
being pre -eminently practical, and designed to impart a
degree of familiarity, with actual practice, which no
merely; theoretical instruction can ever give.
Regular oiganizedAnct separate
DE P a RTMENTS
of Book-keeping, Mathematics, Penmanship, and Tele
graphing. under the diruction of special teachers.
IL astrated Circulars and Catalogues of over 5%, Stu,
d ants, in attendance during the past rear, free on appli
cation at tha Office, around_ floor, TENTH and CHEST=
BUT Strretp. lts
223,282 86
BRYANT, STREITTON & BANNIB-
TIR'S NATIONAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
S. W. corn. r of rRESTNIIT and TEXTe Striets.
I ming men who desire to avail tham.elves of the best
advantages to obtain a thorough and practical eCticatioa.
f, .r business, are Invited to call and examine the facili
ties bfforded at this inwitntlan.
Izetruction, both'day and evening. in all the diffdrent
branches, viz : Book. lz.ening, Penmanship. Commer
cial w, Commercial Arithmetic, 13usinessCorrespond
ant e. Telegraphing. Phonography.
Call or send fora Circular.
BRYANT, STRATTON, B&NNIS
_TER' 8 TiLEGB APHID LISTITII I' 3.
S. R. Corner-of SIiVENTH • and CHESTNUT Streets.
The largest and most complete Sthool of the kind to
the United States. -
. -
To afford complete facilities to the students, a ,
REGULAR TELEGRAPH LINE
has bean eitsilisirieti, operating is connection with the.
Practical business department of the College. connecting"
'Beralars Building. Seft-nth and Chertnu., and the -ke—
.eembly Bnild , ng. Tenth and Chestnut:
Separate department for Ladles. instractions both.
'Day and Evening• n 0..? gt
PRIVATE TUITION IN THE GREEK,
Latin. German, French, and Emaieh Liinammitee
and the hither Mathematics. 136 South ELEVEN C,
Etreets. Tenn
EREONAL.-RED WHITE, AND
BLACK BALL JEWEL RY. wholesale and WM/.
chespeat in the city. 9.1.6 RACE Street. soli-2t•
• NEW EXPRESg'.LINE TO
WASHINGTON; -.GIOROBTOWB.
ALEXANDRIA.
The ;steamer MAT FLOWER, Capt. ISAAC ROBIN—
SON, ie now loading at fist wharf above MARKE'
Street for the above ports. and will leave on SATUR—
DAY, November 12th, at 12 o'elqek.
For freight apply to
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, Agent.
No. 14; NOR TH WHARVES.
$1,Z)1,654 02
ILI WATCHES, • _
FINE TZWELEY.
• AT REASONABSWICELTZE :ALL'
/ 1010460 18013 IttatlOLT Stirest
jedileft 13PEOTA.OLEB,
AT • .
JAMES W. QUEEN- CIO:a,
• -924 CHESTNUT Stria*
se2l-20 _
MATBEDIATICAWN. BTRITMIDITS,
Of all kinda. taloa had at
JAMES W. QUEEN 4; CICVS.
se27-2ta 024 CIIIIEMFOT anat.
I .WRITTEN - AND-VERBAL DR.
SCHIPTIONS of Character, Conatittition,
. j hb, lent, with ADVICE ,on Bazabasels. Health, Ri •
tion, Self-improvement, Management and Toes.>
azd s‘Wal. by . . • JOHN L.ing of CHILDREN. social
adapts adaptation dear
CAPEN. :-
Phrenologist sad Bookseller.
oell-tittbklyll Lk SS a. • TRYTH Bt. above Chostose-'
DrAirrikimtbrr FOB ousront. wost,;_
„
AItiIISEMENTS:.
MUMial
PROGRAIM
.S,DXITT/2CCE
CLASSICAL SOIREES •
- ET
BIESSRS. CROSS AND JARV/S.
For the Season of 1864-5.
EDUCATIONAL.
PERSONAL.
novl2-2E