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J J Goodrich, New York
C Reynard, Unba
L P Brooke, Pottsville
Geo r ILLY, Delaware
1) H Merriman & wf
ijsklelore John 0 Gibson. Now York
le; poimore W M Weaver, Sunbury
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Ell Ware, Bridgeton
I!t t r.l T 1) Conner. Bridgeton
Del , Jas 8 BIM, Washington
Wilford ,T F w Delaware zum Jersey JasAnderson,d Delaware
Nor Jeremy Hrs C,Stocklev. Delaware
, ! I °,'ow York II Diehards, Delaw4re
f"; Delaware Coo Ir Batton, Newark, N
Dtla ware : :RS Stacy
'lledford , Pa ' Mrs F Gulls New York
Doerr, Del John Clark
~izil. Dover, Del Rens. Watson
Fcnyrea, Del IS V Parser & sis. Maryland
Lsurel, Del J V Oraveu, seem, J
I, oo u, Troy, N Y
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tnroack, Pouna
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fi Frederick; Ind
~,I,Lycoming - co
W H aier, Cincinnati
tavaneyllie
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pittsburg
'., CF , PatEburg
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Jr , Ai teghcnv
:wer, Allegheny
Ric:bard Lee, Pottsville
M r .H ill Angell, Columbia
H S CeVe, Columbia,
w Thompson, Cheater elo„
A W Brown, Lewisburg
Dr Thomas, West Chester
Alfred Slack. St wf, Penne.
Frank Tuttle, Palmyra, 0
J B Cubbason, Harrisburg
Levi F Smalley, DI J -
A J Burns, F red' k on, lltd
Mrs Mary A.McGrann. Pa
!Miss it llfearenn, Lane
,C Burnett, Penna.
S Word well, White Haven
Jos Davis Sc wf, Harrisburg
A Cress man Sc sn, SnowS
Henry Dleyers,Charlton,Pa
H. H Childs, Lee'. Haven.
ID Ramsey. Danville Pa
'Daniel O'Reilly, N Y
Mrs Strauss, .Baltimorald
Sol Preiss; Baltimore
deo Whito, MariOh, Ind
The I
'Muer. Betts co
iu, Perryville
e 6t...1, Mt Pleasant
Nov Haven
s i Balton, 0;
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
Beading
s,owlatow n
ta d, Tamaqua
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Alleg City
biuton, Al leg' Cit g
tea. Rollie aysblic
Fittbburg
Massillon, 0
Now York '
I;, , ading
I.2banon.
Dr 0 M Hill. Hughesville.
G G Evans, Delaware
W Sharpe, Summit Hill
W Roberts, New York
R Riiorgan, Wilkoebarre
J Clark, - Dauphin -
C Frank, Jr, Johnstown
J Frank, Johnstown
W R Swartz, Duncannon
Swartz, Dnocaunon
J Unger, Berlin. O
L D Rowley, Carrollton, 0
J V Brewer, Hagerstown'
S S Butt & wt, NOW York
P A Becker.' Syraco•n. N Y
A Becker, Syrannße. N
D Armstrong, Pitttharg
R A Thayor, - AllentuVrll
E Cohen, .Baltimore
•y Sheaf.
Elias Calkins, New York
John Muddily. Penna.
Jas Broadhurst,tsvlle
S 0 Penna
bliss Price, Hew Jersey
%' Biles, Bucks co
Oro Carver. W Chester
Ed Longshore, - bucks co
• um , 'Thornton, Bucks co
Edgar Thornton, Bas sco
Jonathan Burton; Backs co
E Armstrong. Doylesc'n
, John N Price, Bucks cal
L Oonnard, Backs co
!Sarni Yardley, Yardleysv
!Semi Fisher, Solebury
Harry Stuckartt, Bucks co
M Palet, Buckingham
Jacob Fisher, Brica.s co
Benj Satherwart, Poona
Joseph Fell, Bociting,ham
OF Peck, Lonnie co
The Bari
a!,.1, Bucks , . to
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CO'
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Ne•W Jersey
1 , ,,c1t, New York
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,orew, Backs co
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iv Mader. Pennon
Newtown
01 , ..r,„ Newtown
Newtown.
Bucks co
Ivo% is J
„JAIN Nelvtowu'l
;:hiylor, Bucks co
F irer, Bucks co
NFW BOPO
Solabury
Solsbnry
I, iGIIL Rlchb aro
Nowtown
d Eagle.
B 0 Shelly, Parma
V Wenner, Ponca
6 H Lour y, Clarion co
P Harley, Quakertown
EP Fritz Puma
Donnt,'Penna
0 W Runyon, Reading
W E Londermelch, Parma
D Lebman, Dauphin c)
L Henry, Lebanon co
R Atkinson, 13uctr 8 CO
Janney, Bucks co
F Eastbury. Bucks co
E Taylor, Bunke county
C P Janney, Bucks co
.51 Cunningham, Bucks c.)
Kurtz & son, Monroe
B W Smith. Snake co
E F Smith, Hamburg
The Balt
votthamptou .
:f, Strmidsburg
Myerhtown
tan!?
Penns -
anle
Ta ti) aqua
15fler, Tamaqua
Monroe co
, ouron co
r, Monroe co
co
Stroudgborg
Stroudsburg
!et,ln. Allentown
i r r..th, Lehigh co
Lehigh co
Lf high co
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%.1 ::a, Nunn
,•Sowg, rennn
The 1
dison.
J Hamilton, II S S Galena
E Reemans, dyne Park. l'
J Nichols, Lewistown, Pa
R Easiburn, Yardleyville
Henry Fink, Baltimore
M Cowley, York co
M Henington, Delaware
P Windsor, Laurel Del
Robt Beane, Joh Devine
J Barnsley. Bucks co • '
Corned. Centreville
Dr Sedan. Centreville
C Green, Delawaro
D Coverdale, Delaware
R Beewick, Delaware
J C Qerley, Delaware
Wynkoon & le, Bucks co
Miss E Wznitoop. Bucks co
1' Miller, Stroudsburg
Greemal.g, Mrl
it tuna
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Wayne co
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Minot ,
••• Wkyne co
vr, Michigan
Mliford.Del
:v. Delaware
btaryland
Maryland
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:pf. Penna
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l' S galena
k Bear.
J C Coynell..Peastervllle
4 Buckman, Mrchanlc3ville
C Harp6r, nktnto wn
W Thompson. Jenkintown
S Desh, Bamburg
H Schrop, Lebanon
J Trowel, Annvillu
O Janney, Terdleyvine
J M Rapport & la, Pa
D P Nelson, Attleboro
J H Crooker, Mont no, Pa
V Dlekeraoa, Attleboro
J Cadwallader, Pa
\V Flack, Dor estown
W L Cravea, Johnxvilla
C B Knight, Small fle,d
E Cadwallader, Pa
The 81.
;•r, Peoria
Woruelselorf
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W J Rock, Ringgold
D M Rank, Lebanon co, Pa
/ Rose, Lebanon, Pa
O Wernert, Orwigsburg
0 Shoener, Or wirsbnrg
J Byster, Selinsgrove
J Oesellyer. Danville
N Davis lk la, New Jersey
J J Cobb,Silver Spring
A Prunes, Baltimore
M his Emery, Wasb, D C
Miss Weaver, Alex,Va
0 Guinn, Catawisba
J Heilman, Lebanon
J Watson,Ttenton
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Raney
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5... r, Wash. D C
:t.n. eir York
Doylestown
,nc,
Beth latent
*.nr. Delaware
D M Imbrie, Newcastle
J A CoateF, Chester co
W 1- Morrison, Coatesv'e
W C Warlord. Bucks co
N T Hayes, West Chester
J W Woodside St 1, Roch'e
F Worrilow, Chadd's Ford.
N M Vance
C W Jones, Maryland
X Willvitt, l3sston
Ccet.svtile
Mot, Perna
& la. Chester co
:N. Douglassville
csfs.d
.4. Plarnixville
Baer
Chas H Pratt. Bpston
Robt Oartside. Chester, Pa
J Craw d, Mary taod •
W Cowell, Doylestown
Coatesv'e
s Union.
S W Norton, Pa
Geo Jack, Pa
J B Newbaker,White Hall
W R Lyman, Delaware
Arthur Ball, Cloarfi•ad
B Mathews, Maryland
Geo Weamer, Indiana, Pa
B Taggart Baltimore
W Brown. New ork
W Gemmill, Jr, Del
The Mat
L t, Pa ,
?mon
:ail & wife, Pa
•ter, Backs co
Tsedever. Pa
tcasi.iaaton
WaAiugton
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-7GEORGE STECK & CO 7 8
PIANOS,
AND
MASON Si HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.
Overloo each of these line CABINET
in.trumoLts bave been sold ORGANS.
by Mr. 0., and the demand Is CABINET
F.S. cow tantiy increasing. ORGANS
For sale only by CABINET
1.5.. ..T B. GOULD. ORGANS.
0 SEVENTH and CHISTNUTSts. CABINET
nol9-tf ORGADIS.
•
I LAST OF TEE BLITZ-BOTTLES.
BT THE BARD OF TOWIIB. HALL.
It interest the poet throws
I , ned Snmmer'a latest blooming rose,
Lad why should I not see
lid and sentimental grace.
Irony the laet of a long race,
Friend Blue• Bottle, In thee?
ty coat. of rich and shining blue,-
Y..tr hew, tole of duller hue,
Thy portly frrune lees stout,
4 genial Fong las ceased to ring,
lid thy once strong and active wing
Cau waren) y Ilit about.
toy good buman friend, 'tie true;
Tit l'ye more reason to look blue
Jett How, than e'er beforo ;
!tal too cold to sport and buzz;
lam not now the fly I way,
Asd Ne,411 0111111 fir Ito more I
•
3 . 6, 1013 provides no winter gear
• , res, to ...nit the changing year,
/ad keep our vitals warm;
Veen no Tower Hell erect,
1".61 foil of Clothing, to protect
Oat trainee from Cold and dorm!"
selling Ready-made Garments, equal in
`•pest, style, fit, material, and workmanship,
made to measure, at 26 to 60 per cent, lower
We have a full and complete aseortment of the
itoods in the market, purchased for cash, at
prim of the, seaeon, end sold for cash Ouly,
Ft at the lowest prices possible.
>• TOWER HALL,
rto. 518 M aRKET Street.
BEZIERTr at C 0...
'PURE YOUR GRAY HAIRS AND PRO
A LUXURIOUS GROWTH BY USING
adon Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
London Bair Color Restorer midair-easing."
ondon Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
don Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
A Sure Preventive of Baldness,
illeovery for the preservation of the human hair
Ithe lead of all hair preparations; besides re
tell) color and making hair grow on bald heads,
Ittnliful dreeelog, keeping the hale eoftrtmooth,
Ile, removes any eruptlie diseases, itching,
;buff, &c. Many who were bald and gray
their hair permanently restored. Only one
41. Delicately pertain - ed. _ _
cents Pe" bottle, or six bottles for $4. Bald by
7 .NE & SON, 330 ' , forth SIXTH Street. It
/NVSNTION OF TOBAOCIO CUTTERS,
:cf, and Ping Tobacco Manufacturers, Job-
Isre, Tobacco Growers, and all others in'faior
'lke tax applied solely to the leaf, and at the
sletopting the producer, and devolving upon
lkiEr the payment of tho tax, will be held in
NEW YORK, at 10 o'clock A. M., on WED.
• December 7cli, at the COOPER INSTITUTE.
.r of the Committee; non- w3t
gel CLOTHrNO, OP THE LATEST
de lathe best manner, expressly for RETAIL
LOWEST SELLING PRICES marked in
ISDEIs, alll goods made to order warranted
I. The one.price swam Is strictly adhered
to thereby treated alike. JONES' OLD-BS.
ED ONS•PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 804
614 8 t. near Sixth. de22-19
& CO., CLOTHING,
THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets,
, CLOTHING, THIRD and ORESTAIUT.
CLOTHINg, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
CO., CLOTHING, 'THIRD and CHESTNUT.
: 0 ., CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
A, CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
0 ., CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT,
A. CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
A . CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
3'•0•• CLOTHING. THIRD and CHESTNUT.
CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT,
t;no3. C L O THING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
CO,,'A CL O TIIII - 0, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
C LOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT,
CLOTHING THIRD and CHESTNUT.
CO,. CLOTHING, ,
THIRD and CHESTNUT.
CO., CLOTHING
• OLOTHI4N(I 3 THIRD and CUE iTNUT.
3 THIRD and CHESTNUT.
OTBRCOATS FROM $l4 TO $55. OVIiRCOATIL
' I
OVERCOATS FROM $11.4 to W. OVERCOAT%
4( 1.
OVERCOATS FROM $l4 to $65. OVERCOATS.
tt if
OVERCOATS FROM $l4 to $56. ` OVEROOATS.
WANANAKER Si BROWN,
OAK HALLi
S. E, corner SIXTH and, MARKET Streets.'
—Young Men's Suite. and elegant variety of the
beat class Clothing at REASONABLE PRICES.
E.. MCCLAIN'S CELEBRATED COCOANUT
OIL AND QUINCE SEED le warranted to preserve,
strengthen t . darken, and beautiNthe hair, and entirely
eradicate dandruff, without soiling hat or bonnet
lining% Manufactured and sold by W. B. MuCLAIN,
Perfumer, No. 334 North SIXTH Street.
N. B. —A. liberal discount to vrholesale dealers. noI6IM
WEBBLBE t4G WxLeoN's HIGIIBST PREMIUM
EiOtK.STITCH
SEWING MORINO.
TEE OBELPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST.
tialeardotoe. 7434 OHISTITUT Street. above Seventh.
wz.d:s_rtn,l=D_
YOUNG—SCHRACK. —On the 17th lost ,by Rev. R.
P. 'Young, of Haddonfield. N. J., Mr. Robert Di., Yonng
to Miss Janie J. Schrock, both of Chester county,
PEASE—YOUNG. —On the 22d inat , by Rev. Tbomas
A. Fernley, Horace C. Pease, of Somers,Conn., to .
Maggie D. Young, of this city. CSOringeld, Mass.,
papers please copy. •
COOPER—LEASK. —On the lith inst.,by Rev. rather
F. J Mr. W. R. S. Cooper to Anna Leask,
both of this city.
ROBRRTS—PEARSON. —A t Torresdale, on the morn
ing of the 22d Dust , by Friends Ceremony, Algernon
S. Roberts, of Germantown, and Lizzie Justice, daugh
ter of Isaac Pearson. - ' '
1)1P,I3-
RUSH.—November 20, 1864, Doctor William flash, in
the faith year of his age. - = -
FIB.LD. —On Monday morning, 21st bast. ,-A. Isabella,
infant daughter of Thomas and E manna M. Field, aged
two months and two days.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, southwest
corner of Sixth and Thompson streets, on Wednesday
afternoon 23i1 inst.,
at two o'clock. **
MILLIKIN. —On Tnesday afternoon. the 22,11 instant,
Mrs. Martha Millikin, widow - of the late WilliamMillt
kin. in the 80th year of her age.
Eervices at her late residence, IN - o 224 South Thirteenth
street. at 2 o'clock on Friday. the 28th inst., to which
the friends of the family are invited Without farther no
tice. *45
UPUUS BLACK. ALL-WOOL • REPS.
Lnplu's Black All. Wool Empress Cloths.
—Do do do Mousseline de Laiues,
. full double Width.
Do . do do 'remise.
Do. , do do, Meriuoes. , •
Do do do Cashmeres.
Do do do Thibet and Long Shawls,
full and extra sizes.
Do do Bombazines. dm. dm.
BESSON Er SON, SIOUn.NING , STORE,
0r24-tf No. 918 CHESTNUT. Street.
VYRE LANDELL HAVE OPENED
.L.A some very valuable goods for
Cal RISTIiIA.S PRESENTS.
Expensive Long Shawls.
Expensive Dress Silks.
Elegant Lyons Velvets.
Christmas Scarfs, Has, Gloves, Zic. n023-if
10:7co'-ulTryE,', STATE OF THE
THEODORE TIITON, Esq.,
OF THE •
NEW YORK " INDEPENDENT,”
ll deliver a Lecture on this Subject, in
CONCERT HALL,.
On TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 29, at S
Tickets SO cents. For sale at MARTIEN'S Book Store,
No. GOO CHESTNUT Street. n023-St
twOFFICE OF THE L UIQR COAL
AIVII VAVIGATION COMPANY:
PITMADELPFIIA, NOVaMber 1831
A Dividend of FIVE PER CENT. , being Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents per Share on the Capital Stock'of the
Company, la a s this day beou declared by the Board of
Managers, payable on and after TUESDAY, the Uh
instant, dear ctf United StateB and State taxes. •
non*, • • • . IDW.IN.:W4LTER, Treasurer.
{Gr. PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE,
Nevem= ' 1931.1 d
THURSDAY, the 24th instant, having been set apart
by the Freeidentot the United States as a day of Thanks
giving and Prayer, this Office will be open for business
until 30 o'clock A. M. when it will be closed for the
day. The Cat riers wilt mate their early morning de
liveries; the Collectors their morning and evening col
lectlors. C. A. :WALBORN,
n023.2t Postmaster.
I SIGNS OF THE TIMMS. REV.
JOHN MOORE will Preach on this t•ttkiew, TO
MORROW, at llo' clock A. M ,in the South ProshY Wink
Church, THIRD and REDWOOD btrzeta. IL*
irM,P . ' WEST SP.RUCE•SEREET PRES.
Igl=v BYTEHIAN CHURIIR. ThankPeivine Ser
mon on THURSDAY. November 24. by Rey \VI. P.
BREED, D. D. • Services to commence at 11 o'oloek A.
tar THANKSGIVING SERMON,
THURSDAY. at 1O A. M., at universalist
Chard, LOMBARD Street, above Foarth, by Rev R.
Eddy, pastor.-
THANHSVIVING SERMON, BY
Rev. J. W. DARN HART, at BROAD-STREET
M. B. CHURON. TO-MORROW, at 1.0,34 o'clock. .
BEV. FRANKLIN REOORE. D.
will preach in Linton M. E. Church. FOUR ra
Street. below Arch, TOMORROW MORNING, atIO
o'clock. Subject—" The Crisis:"
WCENTRAL PRES 11 YTERIAN
CHURCE.—A Thanksgiving Sermon will be
preached in the Central Presbyterian Church, corner of
EIGHTH and CHWERY Streets, on THO RSD AY MO RN
JNG at U o'clook, by Rev. ALEXANDER
REED, pastor elect • n023-2t•
THANKSGIVING.—S RVI t ES
on THIIRSDAN liI9RNINO, commencing at
10( o'clock, in St. Matthew's Lutheran Ohara, ?JEW
&rect.- Discourse by the Pastor, Rev. R. W. HUTU&
Subject—God'a Providence .Vindicated. oollemion
Will be taken up in behalf of the funds of the Christian
Commission. n0?.3-2;
Mr' THE TWENTY•FOURTEI UNION
PRAYER MEETING will he held on THANKS
GIVING DAY, in the Union M. B. Church, FOURTH
Street, below Arch, at 3 o'clock P.. M.
Christians of all denominations are cordially invited
to he present.
The exorcises will be conducted by ministers of the
various Svanxelical Churches of this city.
Bur. FRANKLIN MOORE, D. D.,
E. -S. YARD.
• SAMUEL CHUBB; Committee.
THOMAS T. MASON, n033.21'
Mir B. EM OVA L.—OFFICE OF THE
CITY BOUNTY FUND. COMMISRION. COM
MONWEALTH BUILDING, No. 013 CHESTNUT
NOV.EMBER 224' 1361.
The Bounty Fund Commission has removed its °dice
from No. 412 Prnneatrcct.to No: 013 CHESTNUT St. ,
(second story), where it will meet daily, as heretofore,
from 3.3) to 4.3) P. hi
n023-3t
WNOTICE:—IN ACCORDANCE WITH
the Proclamations of the President of tht United
Hates aid the Governor of this Commonwealth, setting
apart TRIIRSDAY neat, 24th inst. as a day of GENE
RAL THLINKSOIVING, the Wee; of the undernamed
Insurance Companies wilt not be open for business on
that day
THOS. C. HAND,
President Delaware AI, 8. Insurance Co
ARTHUR G COFFIN.
President. of insurance Co. of N. America
WILLIAM HARP SR,
8430 y Insurance. Co. Suits of Pennsylvania
THON&S P.. MAIM,
President et Amertcau Fire Insurance Co
- JOHN PATTERSON,
President Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co
J. E. WIICEIEREI4,
President Phtenix Mutual Insurance Co.
WILLIAbf
President American Mutual Insurance Co.
JOHN MOSS,
Secretary American Altana]. Insurance Co
ATTWOOD SMITH. •••
For Liverrool and Londoninsarance Co.
Wm. M. daIITH.
Secretary Anthracite Insurance Co.
C. TtivILSY. -
President of tho Reliance Unmet) Co.
C. N. BaNCKgR
President of Franklin Fire Insurance Co:
CHARLES J. SUTTEE,.
President of the Fire Insurance Co.,
County of Philadelphi
0. 74. WOOD,
Agent Royal Insurance Co. ' :
tor frHE MOST REV. MARTIN J.
SPALDING, Archbishop of Baltlmoie, will de
liver a Lecture, in aid of the Poor and Orphan and
Deetitute Children. at the 'ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENI NO, liovember 234.
Tickets 25 cents.
A linited number of reserved seats, 00 cents. may be
obtained at the Catholic Book Stores. uolo-Bw2t*
rarNOTICE.—B AN It OF NORT
AMERICA, NOVEMBsE 21, 1564
Notice is hereby given, agreeably to section 2 of the
act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled "An act enabling the banks of
the Commonwealth to become associations for the par
pose of banking ander the laws of the United Stttes,"
approved the 2211 day of August. A. D 1864. that the
Stockholders of the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, on
the 19th inst., voted to become such an associatiOn, and
that its Directors have procured the authority of the
owners of more than two. thirds of the capital stock to
make the certificate required therefor by the laws of the
Hatted States. J. HOCKLEV,
n 022 Sot Cashier.
gar °Fria& OF 'PRE .CITY BOUM ry
FUND COMMISSION, Commonwealth Build
ing, No. 611 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILAMILPHIA, November 22, 1861.
BOUNTY NOTICE —Whereas, the Commissioners of
the Bounty Fond have evidence that a large and in
creasing number of the volunteers receiving bounty
from the city desert with Impunity before leaving the
city, and that there is an organized system for the pur
pose, notice is hereby given that the Commission, with
the concurrence of the Mayor, will entertain no claim.
and will advise the payment erne bounty to volunteers
enlisting after this date until the adoption of proper safe
guards shall insure that those who enlist to the credit
of Philadelphia shall add to the effective strength of the
army.
For the present, the payment of bonntY will be con
tinued to recruits for the Regular Army and Naval ser
vice. properly credited to the city of Philadelphia.
n0224t . B. P. KING, President.
tar OIL SIIBSCRIPTIONS.-TEEERE
EACR, ARE ONLY 100 SUBSCRIPTIORS AT $l,OOO
Tie eubseribera,
in a Word, get in fee simple seven
tracts of veil:Lame 011 Territory, fronting on the Alle
gheny river and its tributaries, and nontignons to and.
adjoining several companies now at work. and at do
Meterprice than they might in a body be sold for.
The SUBSCRIBERS organize the Company themselves,
elect their officers, and manage the -affairs of the Com
pany.
Shares are pay able either at the time of subscribing
or when the ist is made up; -if desired, two or more
persons can club together and tale a share. Already
the majority of shares are secured. As the books will
POSITITELY CLOSE on MONDAY NEXT, November
28, to secure one or more of the remaining shares, ad
dress AT ONCE or apply to
DUNCAN M. MITCHESOI7.
N. E. corner FOURTH sad WALNUT Ste.. Philida
Or. E. BOND A, Trustee,
No. 327 WALNUT direst.
BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND Nl3. 7.—A Dividend
of ONE PER CENT. bas been declared, payable at this
office. November 30, 1864, to Shareholders of record, at
the close of business this day November 16, 1861.
WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer.
No. 81 JOAN Street, New York.
. .
arMcKINLEY OIL COMPANY.
NOTICE OF. DIVIDENDS NOS. 3 AND 4 —The
Trustees of the McKinley Oil Company have declared a
regular monthly Dividend of THREE PER CENr.. and
a supplementary Dividend of , TEN PER CENT., bath
payable at this office. November 30, to Shareholders of
record, at the aloseof business this day, November 14,
1864. WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer,
' no2l-6t - No. Si JOHN Street, New York.
liar NATIONAL HALL HAS BEEN BE.
TiOYATED since the election campaign, and is
now ready to let for Lectures, Concerts, and ocher pub
lic purposes, by the single day,'or will be leased for a
long term. • n019.6t.
OrNOTICE --RIMS, OF GERMAN.
TOWN. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ), 1864.
Notice is hereby given, agreeably to Section 2of the
Act of General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitled "An act enabling Banks of the Com
monwealth to become Associations for the Purpose of
Banking undert he laws of the United States, " approv
ed the 22d day of August, A. D. 1E64, that the Stock
holders of the Bank of Germantown have Ibis day voted
to Income such an Association; and that its Directors
ave procured the authority of the owners of more than
two. thirds of the Capital Stock to make the certificate
required therefor by the laws of the United States.
CHARLES W.
Cashie OTTO,
r .
.
tgr.6, GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.—AS IT
te of great importance to close up all matters re •
toting to the "FAIR" as epeedily as possible,lt has
been determined to dispose of all goods remaining
sold .by public sale.' . .
All persons hairing goods in their possession belong
ing to the "Great Central Fair," will please inform
IhIMEDIATELY either of the undersigned
' WILLIAM SrEIITHIsRS. lOU Market Street.
FREDERIC GRAFF, ITC Arch Street.
G. A. WOOD, 237•Noutb Eighteenth Street, ---
no/8-dt Committee.
JOHN BLAIR, Secretary
TilE PRESS.-PR_ILADELPHIL,
PEMBROKE OIEL COMPANY,
VENANGO COUNTY. PENNSTIvANIA
ITORPORATEDIIEDER THE LAWS OF.PENNSYLPANIL
CAPITAL STOCK, 6500,000.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES AT FIVE DOLt
LARS A SHARE, FULL PAID.
Working Copßol Reserved for Develop!
meat $40,000.
PRESIDENT,
ALFRED RUNT. E.
VICII PRESTDPNT,
EDWARD SHIPPEN, E 54
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
THOMAS W. EVANS.
Mr. ALFRED HUNT•ladelphia, President of the
Bethlehem Iron Works.
Mr. WILLIAM C. BODSTON, 115 South Water street,
Philadelphia.
Mr. EDWARD SHIPPEN, southeast corner of Sixth
and Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
Mr. THOMAS W. EVANS. 829 Chestnut street, Phila
delphia.
Mr. E. W. BAILEY, 819 Chestnut street, Philadelphia'.
Mr. HILL BURGWIN. Pittsburg, Pa. -
Mr. B. RUSH BRADFORD, New Brighton, Pa.
Mr. S. L. CARNAGLIAN, Allegheny City, President
Corn Planter's Oil Company. .
Mr. W.M. O. titre-BART, Pittsburg, Pa . Secretary and
Treasurer of Pittsburg and Coun.elsvilie Railroad.
The Company own in fee simple two hundred andfif
teen acres of the best Oil territory on the right bank of
the Allegheny river, near Oil City, with one producing
well, and another nearly completed, with railroad,
turnpike, and river access to the propertY.
For particulars see prospectus, to be found with any
of the Directors, or at the office of
Mizsgts. COOPER & GRA.EFF,
No. 11 EXCHANGB, and
MR. S. HARVEY THOMAS,
No. 31 WALNUT Street,
Who are authorized to sell a limited umber of shares
of stock. • .=nol9•6t
AYv THE CLARION RIVER OIL COM
1b
PANIBS, I„.
OFFICE, al-A WALNUT STREET,
(Second Floor.)
WILLIAM P. SCRELL, President.
J. SIMPSON. AFRICA, Secretary and Treasurer.
nol7-12t*
Or. NEW YORK AND -LWEEPDOE
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000.
100,000 SHARES AT $lO EACH.
Subscription Price $5 per Stare. • •
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
OFFICERS:
NON. DANIEL S. DIORIBBON, President.
WN. T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription at the office of the Cara-
PanY, No. 24 Empire Building, 71 BROADWAY, lcc Y.
The larids of the Company are situated in the heart of
the Oil Region, and include portions of those well.
known localities, "the McElheny Farm, the two Mc.
Clintock Farms,' ' and other proved andvaluable work.
ins territories, including over Two Thousand acres of
the best Oil Territories along Oil Creek and in West
Virginia, now under process of successful development,
and oil is already regularly and largely produced front
several wells upon them
Address th • ComParm,
sue" DIIMEARD on. COMPANY.
CAPITAL. $500;000.
100,000 SHARES—SS Par Value.
The following is extracted from the Philadelphia In
quirer, of September 17th.1864, prior to the organization
of "The Dunkard Oil Company:"
"On almost all the streams in Greene county the
lands bays already been leased with' a view to explo
rations for Coal Oil; and on one particularly, c al led
Dunkard's, the developments have been of the most en
couraging character. Tte editor of the Waynesburg
(Penna. ) Messenger, in referring to the sal:tied, after a
careful personal inspection of the region and the opera
tive that are now taking place there, says:
We are honestly of opinion that when capital and
enterprise shall have developed the lairds along the
creek, that locality will be found to compare in the ex
tent of its Oil production with the Venanto district,
while in the purity, gravity, and value of the Oil, it is
acknowledged to be infinitely superior. Our convic
tions on thie subject are based upon actual knowledge
and observation of both regions, and of the geological
formations and surface indications. We are gratified to
learn that we are not alone in these favorable impress
lions and auguries.
Scientific men and experienced and practical Oil
operators concur in them, and are investing liberally of
their own means, and directing the attention of capi
irritate to the promising character of the Drinkard
country. Already several large companies have been
organized in Pittsburg and the East, which will soon
commence operations ..on an extensive scale. In the
meantime, individual energy and local enterprise are
doing much to develop that favored locality. BeW der
ricks spring up every few day s,and the process of sink
ing wells goes on in many instances without interrup
tion night or day. "'
Books OPerfor the sale of stock at the Counting-Howie
of A. H. FRANCISCUS St CO.,
513 MARKET Street.
• A. H. PR/MCISCUS, President. •
Wm. B. HOOD, Secretary. nol6-11t
mar , PITI . SBuRG AND BOSTON PE
TROLEUM COMPANY..
CAPITAL S4OO , OOO—PAR, BSPER SHARE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.50 PER SHARE.
FOR FULL-PAID STOCK AND' NO. FURTHER AS
SEESMENTS.
The property of this Company consists of the follow
ing valuable FEE SIMPLE Territory, extensive lease
holds, PRODUCING WELLS, wells going down and'
nearlyiri , shed _ .
No. 1 bout 50 (fifty) Acres on Cherry Tree Run in
FEE SI LIS boreable land sufficient to sink .FIFTY
WELLS. This Territory is opposite. the Dalzell Petro
leum Coilepany (Hayes . Farm), on Oil Creek, bounded
in art by the celebrated Story Farm, &c.. &o. '
No. 2. Lease Perpetual (99 years) on Wath. McClin
tock Oil creek—Al acres, all Hat, very valuable, flow.
ink and pumping wells all around.
No. 3. • Wild Cat " Flowing Well, about 30 barrels
per day, on Wash. McClintock Farm The Company
owns the WHOLE 'working - interest in this well, en
gine, tanks. &c , &c.
No. 4 " California Well, No. 1, on Oil Creek. down
610 feet. all ready to re- tube. This well has floweerlso
barrels per day.
No 6 " California Well, No, 2,.0n Oil Creek,down
nearly 6(0 feet.
No. C. Lease perpetual (99 years) on 2,q acres Oil
Creek, all fiat, containing the above wells, with fifteen-'
horse engine. tanks, derricks, engine houses, &c.
No. 7. Lease perpetual (i 9 years) on 23X acres Oil
Creek, all.Sai, and in one well sown 400 feet, one quar
ter interest (working) in this well and lease.
TEN THOUSARD SHARES RESERVED FOR WORK
ING CAPITAL.
Books for ORIGINAL subscription are now open at our
oHlce for a tew days only ; when closed the stock to be
placed on the regular Boston and Philadelphia Stock
Boards as a BONA tics dividend-paying, ou. PRO
DUCING CONPANT, when 0 is expected the shares will
largely advance. Ali further information, wish pros
malledpcctusee,. can be obtained of the undersin. The
capital of this Company, with the actual large
interests, must mate it a favorite as a secure invest
ment. 11. S. LIMIT,
14Farquhar Buildings, WALNUT, below Third,
Philadelphia Agency.
• LEONARD & MANLEY,
58 BEAVER Street, new York Agency.
SPENCER VILA & CO., SaukerY,
Boston Agency.
noIG-iftf
riot , . DAUPHIN AND COLOBADO
GOLD MINING COMPANY..
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL STOCK, E 1,000,030,
•
200, 000 SHARES—PAR VALUE; Eff;
President—JOß N B. ANDERSON.
DIRECTORS.
James R.Magee.
John W. Hall, Harrisburg.
T. 0. McDowell; do.
John Brady, do.
W. W. Wylie, Lancaster.
Wm. G. Shute. Colorado.
H. P. SOUTHWORTH,
Beoretary and Treasurer.
Office of the Company. No. 4413 WALNUT Street—
Boom No. 0.
Authenticated specimens have been procured from
SORTS of the Company's lodes, and, have been assayed.
by Professors Booth and Garrett with the most gratify
lug results. Subscription lists have been opened at the
Office of the Company and at the Treasurer's Office (In
ternal Revenuel, No. 427 CHESTNUT Street, Farmers'
and Mechanics' Bank Building. To original subscribers,
IEISO per share, for a limited number of shares,
'Circulars, pamphlets, or information can be obtained
at the Office oi the Company after the 17th inst.
Ocrroaaa 14. 1664. ocl4-3m
Thomas A. Scott,
N. B. Mimes,
Wm B. Freeman,
Robt. P. King,
John N. Riley,
Charlee DeSilver.
igirSOLDIERS' °SPRAWL—THE
undersigned will meet the Mothers or other Re
latives of such dee itute Orphans of deceased Pennsyl
vania. Soldiers atd Sailors as reside in the city of Ph.i
ladaphia, at the rooms of the dNiON HENN VOLSNT
ASSOCIATION, No. 118'South SIVENTII Street, on
the 22d. 29d, 24th, :Ina 25th of the present month (No
vember), between the hours of 9A. M. and 4 P 51: , for
the purpose of hearing applications and making ar
rangements for the admission of said Orphans into the
Schools' and Institutions .provided by the State for their
maintenance and. education.
THOS. H. BURRO WNS,
Superintendent Eoldiers' Orphans.
LANCASTER, Nov. 16, 1884. nol7-6t
i lar WESTERN BANK OF :PHIL3L
DELPHIA' November 18th, 1.864. •
' A meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank will be
held at the Banking House. on hIONDAY, the 19th day
of December next, at 12 o'clock. ,to decide whether
this Bank elan become an association for the purpose
of Benkiug under the laws of the United States, and
whether it shall exercise the powers conferred by the
Act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Penneylvania, entitled " An Act enabling the Banks of
this Commonwealth to become associations for the par•
pose of banking under the laws of the United States,"
app , oved the 22d day of August, I£B4, and to take any
further action that may be expedient.
n019.1m . C. E. WEYOANDT, Cashier.
pgr•E 81017 A E_.—THE OFFICE OF
the_ COLLECTOR OP INTERNAL REVENUE
for the • SECOND • DISTRICT ben been removed to
JA.YNE'S' BUILDING. No. 230 DOCK Street. former
ly occupLtd by the Post Offioe.
novl7- St • JOHN E. DIEHL, Collector.
W. CHASE GOLD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. 2.—A Dividend
of ONE PER CENT. has been declared, payable at this
once, November 30, 1884, to Shareholc ere of record, at
the close of business Ibis day, NovPmber 16, 1864.
WALTER B. LAWTON, Treasurer,
No. 81 JOHN Street. New York. '
gr. NOTICE.- THE BOOKS OF SUB.
SCSEPTION to the Capital Stock of the MER
CANTTIB PETROLEUM COMPANY 'will be opened
TO- DAY, at our oSce; for receiving subscriptions for a
limited number of eLarea of said mock,
The
_production of this Company is now equal to
Fifty Barrels of Oil per day, which will enable the
Company to pay large dividends immediately.
For further information apply to the undersigned.
For the Corporator*. • • COCHRAN & RUSSELL,
• No. R 2 North FAO/VT Street.
NovEmsiit 11th, 1684. n011.12t
OFFICE
ROAD COMPANY PENNSYLVANIA. BAIL
,
PIIAh,e Shareholders Nov.ol
4th 1864. i n.
NOTICE TO SIIAREHI IL LD I E D R I S L .T
this Company are notified that, rinderßesolution of the,
8 4 01114 of Directors, they are entitled to subscribe to the
Stock of the Company the_amount of TEN. PER CENT.
on ti n& respective interest, as shown by the Books of
the Company on the 2d trot
Each Shareholder entitled to a fractional part of a
abate, under the terms of the Resolution, shall have the
privilege of sitbscribing for a full share on the payment
of Fifty Dollars.
This Stock will be issued at the par value of FIFTY
DOLLARS psi 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 inat and will 0056 on the Slit of
December next, after which no furthor subscriptions
will be received tinder this Resolution.
nosAde3l
liar PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.—TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, 1864.—The Board of Ditectore
have RBIS DAY declared a men i-annnal dividend of
FIVE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Company.
clear of National and State taxes, payable on and after
16th instant.
. . .
Powers of attorney for collection of Dividends can be
bad on application at the office of the Company, No.
238 South THIRD Street.
no 3 lm • TIM. T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
MrNOTICE.— , LL PERSONS HAVING
claim against the UNION LELOUB.- or any Of
its Committees, will please present them to the under ,
signed before the let of December, 1884, at No. 12116
CHESTNUT Street. JAMES L. CLAOTION.N.
nol4. tde 1 Treasurer.
W. WANTED TO RENT, By THE Ist
OF JANUARY — A STOKE, or first lloor.;con'tdar
kat street, between Second and Sixth streets. Address
Box 2501. Poet Office. stating location and rent: .no2l-tf
WALIVLNAKER A. BROWN,
0c29-d&W3m
P.O. Box 6368." New York.
THOS. T. FIRTH, .
Treasurer
Or THE RIUSSELt FARM
OIL . 0 ObiLVAN Y,
suoAB CREEK, VENA*GO INHINTY•YA•
CAPITAL." $250,000.
FIFTY THOUSAND SHARES OF $5 EACH
SUBSCRIPTION TRICE $21.50 PER SHARE
$25;000 Basucv3D- You WORKING CAP/Tar
J. B. MoOREARY,
THOS. A. SCOTT-:Tioe President.
DIRECTORS,
J. r
n ,t.V . cCREARY, W. VANHOUrEN.
A. SCOTT, PHILIP FEF.RFE,
JOHN BBBOWER.
SAMUEL F. FERREE, Seo'y and Tram.
The properly belonging to this Company consists of
One Hundred and Fifty Acres in fee simple, of valuable
Lubricating Oil Land, situated on Sugar Creek, about
two miles from its mouth, which empties into French
Creek, Vonango counlY, Pa.
This property hs& been selected with a view to Its
Valuable Location, having its lines extended along and
on both sides of the Creek over Three Hundred Rods,
which, together with the large amount of Flat or Bot
tom Land, gives it superior advantages for drilling a
large number of Oil Wells. At least One Hundred
Wells can be located, with ample room for Tanks..lfm
gine Hormel and Dwellings.
A good %4ell, giving Twenty Barrels per day, is
within one-fourth of a mile above it; also, several good
producing wells on the Creek below it.
The Oil obtained on this Creek is the Lubricating Oil,
which commands in price one hundred per cent, above
otter Oils, and is more in ,
demand.
The Company can obtain a large revenue by parties
wishing •to sink wells, reserving from one-fourth to
one-half of the Oil free of expense to the Company. In
dependent of the revenue from their own Wells, there
being a large sufficiency of land for both purposes.
It is designed to 'give the contract to drill several
wells in the best location at once. The title to the pro
p crty is perfect and free of incumbrance.
Subscription Books are now open at the office of
nol7 12
Ear OFFICE OF THEE EL DORADO
OIL COMPANY. N, S. cor. FIFTH and. WAL
SOT Etreets. Vim 19, 1864.
The Board of Directors have 'THIS DAY declared
Dividend of OBE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock out of
the profits of the Company for the. mmth of October,
clear of taxes,Layable on and after the 30th inst.
Transfer ROO will be closed on the 23d inst., at S
o'clock P. M., nd re-opened on the 30th Met.
• no2l-31 0 B ' A. MITCHELL. Treasurer.
MILITARY.
- .. •
REGULAR ARMY.-CITY BOUNTY
Only Jiiityablo to men enlipting in the REGULAR
ARMY.,_ . . Apply at Reath - avows. 2.01 DOCK Street,
' below wainAt: EDWIN B SELLERS,
Captain, 10th 11. 8. Infantry,
: now. n Recruiting 0 Meer.
REGULAR ARMY.-ARTILLERY.
AND`IBFANTRY. All the Government and Local
Bounties paid. Soldiers can enlist in any Regiment
that they bays formerly served in.
Apply at rendezvous, No. !ICI* DOCK Street, below
Walnut. EDWIN E. SELLERS,
- Captain 1011111. 8. Infantry,
.noIS-Ilt* . . lawniting Officer.
6TH PHlsiki SYLVANIA CA
, AN,
Authority • has been granted to Captain.GEO.
. D. STROUD and Firat Lieutenant HENRY J.
TOUDy, to raise a Company for this celebrated Regi
ment. now reorganizing for active service.
Young men wishing to serve their country in her
hour of need may apply at
GOOD INTENT HALL.
- 602 SPRUCE Street,—
. Between 9 A, DI. and 6 P. DI., daily.
to the above officers.
City bounty
United States bounty
Approved
CHARM L. LBIPER,
Majoi 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
nol4-6t Commantling Recruiting Detail
PROPOSAILS.
OFFICE COMMISSARY OF B:UR
SU:III3I4CE, No. 8213 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, November V, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS , IN DUPLICATE, will be re
ceived at this office until 12 o'clock M., on TUESDAY.
November Z), 1364, for supplying, for the use of the
United States Army, the-following subsistence stores,
delivered in Philadelphia, :viz.:
1.000 Barrels first quality cern- fed " NEW MESS"-
or " PRIME MESS" PORK, (which to be
stated), in full-hooped oak barrels. with iron
master hoops; meat to be free from rust or stain,
full weight, and thoroughly salted; to have
been repacked within thirty days of date of de
livery. To be delivered within twenty days
from award.
MOO Barrels EXTRA SUPERFINE or EXTRA. FA
MILY FLOUR, (which to. be stated), in new,
•wall-coopered barrels, fully head-lined. To
- have been around within thirty days from date
of this advertisement. Name of brands and
place of manufacture to be stated in the bid. To
be delivered within ten days from award.
39,200 Pounce first quality kiln-dried CORN MEAL; in
well coopered. head-lined barrels, brand to be
• mentioned in the bid. To be delivered within
• ten days from dote of award.
10,000 Pounds PRIME RIO COFFEE, in strong, well
coopered barrels. Bidders will state the price
per net, pound for furnishing the whole or any
. portion of the above coffee, roasted, ground, and
packed in strong paper-liaed barrels; and the.
parties furnishing it will be required to state on
oath that tiro coffee furnished by them is of the
same quality as the sample offered, and that it
• contains no adulteration, hor admixture of any
foreign substance. Green cofies sample required.
To be delivered within twenty days from date of
award.
100,0(1) Penises light Yellow COFFEE SUGAR, or choice
day RAW SUGAR Barrels to be the best in use
for the purpose. To be delivered within ten
• days from award.
5.000 Gallons Imre CIDER, • WHISKY. or CORN
VINEGAR, in strong, well. coopered barrels.
To be delivered within ten cl!yla from award.
10,1300 Ponds first. quality ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
. • full weight, 123.. To be delivered within ten
days from award a. • .
20,000 Pout ds good hard SOAP, in pound bars foil
weight, packed In sixty-pmnd boxes. To be
delivered within ten days from award.
20,000 Founds clean, fine, dry SALT, in strong, well
coopered barrels. To be deliverdd within ten
days from award.
2,000 Pounds pure ground BLACK PEPPER, in four
onn e papers. Bidders will state the variety of
Pepper offered, and will, furnish a sample in
grain as well as ground.
Samples of all the above articles, except meats, must
be delivered with the proposal, and referred. to therein,
but the proposal must not be enclosed with the sample.
Semmes must be in boxes or bottles, and not in paper
parcels.
The meats will be examined and passed upon by John
0. Taylor, inspector on the pert of the United States.
separate
.proposals, in duplicate. must be made for
each article enumerated, and bidders may propose for
.the whole or any part of each.
A printed copy of this advertisement most be attached
to each bid, and the proposals must be specific in coin
plying with all Iteterms.
Each bid must have the written guarantee of two re
troi sible names, for the fulfilment of the agreement,
who will give bonds if required.
Bier k forms for proposals, containing the form of
gamin may be had on ap plication at this office.
The seller's home, place of witness. and date of pur
chase, name of contents, gross, tare , and net weights,
must be marked on every package, and all old marks
must be obliterated..
Returns of weights by er of es sional public weigher,
to be given whenever required.
Ito bide from parties who have failed to fulfil a former
agreement will be considered.
Bids will !Delude packages, and delivery at any
point in this city, to be designated by this office•, and
any inferior packages or cooperage will be considered
sufficient cause for rejection of contents.
Paymentwijl be made in such funds ae may be fur
nished by the United States f.,r the purpose.
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for Subsistence
Stores," and directed to ISAAC B WIGGIN,
1023429 . Captain and C. S. Vole.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH.-
puriintirresetif:37la. S. W. Corner of WALNUT and
• Pinups:6>mA Nov . 18 1861
• NOTION TO OON •
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
of the Chief Commissioner of Highwayeettntil 3 o'clock
P. M. on MONDAY, the nth inst., for the construc
tion of a Sewer on the line of Tenth street. from Gi
rard Avenue to Poplar street, to be brick, circular in
form, and of two feet six inches in diameter; also, a
Sewer on the line of Wallace street, from the sewer on
Ridge avenue to the west curb line of Broad street, to
be circular in form, and three feet inside diameter ; also,
a Sewer on the line of Bridge street, from the Pennsyl-
Yenta Belli oad to the river Schuylkill, to be of brick,
circular in form, and blade diameter of three feet; also,
a Sewer on the; line of Twenty-second street, from
Wood street to Callowhill street, and in Callowhill
street, from Twenty-first street to Twenty. second
street, to be three feet Inside diameter, and that on the
line of Callowhill street to be two feet six inches in di
ameter; also, a Sewer on the line of Prankford road,
frcm the Sewer in Allen street to the summit - north of
Wildey street, to be circular in form. with an inside
diameter of three feet, with such inlets and manholes
as may be direkted by the Chief Eugineerand Surveyor.
The understanding to be that the contractor shall take
bills prepared against the property fronting on said
sewer to the amount of seventy-five csnt3 for each li
neal foot of fiord on each aide of the street as so much
cash paid ;_the balance to be paid by the city.
All bidders are invited to be present at the the 'time
and place of emerge g the said proposals. Each proposal
will be accompanied by a certificate that a bond has
been fled in the Law Department, as directed by Ordi
nance of May - 26, 1660. if the lowest bidder shall not
execute a contract within five days after the work is
awarded, be will be deemed as declining, and will be
held Halite on his bon oilier the difference between his bid
and the next higher bd. Specifications may,be had at
the Department of Suiveys, which will be strictly ad
hered to.
The Sewer on Bridge street and on Twenty-second.
and Callowhill streete, will differ f,om ordlnarrspect
fications. _ _ W. W. SMEDLEY, '
ChierCommisßionei OFEBiliirays.
DEAN , •G RBAT TO SACO% CIGAR,
AND PIPE STORE, .':• • ••
- 413. CHESTNUT Street, Philekkoble, Pa.
Dean - keeps the greatest assortment.
Dean keeps the greatest variety.
Dean keeps thelargest general stock.
You can get any kind of Tobacco,
You can get any kind of Cigars,.
You rain get any kind of Pipes, •
1011. can set a n kind of Snuffs. . •
AT DEAN' S GREAT TOBACCO STORE;
No. 443 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
When you go to Dean's you can gat anything yon
want In the way of Ping, Pine Cut and Smoking Tobac
cos., Domestic anti Havana Cigars, Pipes, &c.
-Dean keeps the 'arrestgeneral stock of Tobacco,
Cigars, Pipes, &c., in the United States.
Dean's sales are to extensive that he can afford to. sell
at about one-half what others sell for.
Dean sells to the Army of the Potomac.
Dean Edisto the Army of the James. •
Dean sells o the Army of the Tennessee.
Dean sells to the Army of the Cumberland. .
Gunboats all order their Tobacco. Cigars, Pipes. &c.,
from •DEAWS, No. 413 CHESTNUT Street.
Pennsylvania merchants all buy at Dean's:
New Jersey merchants all buy at Dean's,
Delaware merchants all buy at Dean's.
As they can always get just what they want, and at a
ninth lowerprice than they can el. ewhere, and they
do not have to pick up their goods at a dozen little
stores
All goods ordered are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
. Order once and you will always order from Dean's,
as his plug and One cut eiteiting and smoking tobaccoes
and cigars are far superior to all of hers, rad he sells for
much lest. DRAINS, NO.. 413 CHESTNUT Street,
n 02- tf .: • . . Philadelphia, Pa.
CATAWBA.: GRAPES.
TO . DEALERS IN AND CONSUMERS OF CHOICE
GRAPES.—We have just received direct from SIBLEY
& HONER. Pat In-Bay bland. Lake Erie, a large sari
ply of the finest CATAWBA GRAPES that have been
cent to our market this season They are from the most
celebrated vineyards on, the Island, and both as re
gards flavor and. size, are superior to any grown in our
country..
We would invite connoisseurs to call and examine.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
JAMES . HOMER. tt SON;
nbia et* SEV.El4l7l.and.NOßtarSts.
rITIE UNDERSIGNED' .HA.VELiG 'RE
MOVED his BEAL ESTATE .0,1708 to No. 53
TENTH Street, comer of Arch, has. there. reopened his
REOISTER, in which the pnbile maVltter•their
PROPERTIES FOR SAL .
And is prepared to collect INTEREST ~:GrOund, and
House Ewers, in every part of the city.
ocl7-2xr. 'WILLI AM ff. BEDFORD.
CABINET FURNITURE.
MOORE & CAMPION,
%61 South SECOND Street,
are prepared to follow the decline in the market in the
Price of their furniture. Purchasers will please call
and examine onr steelt-i fted-dee
QK ATE SAN SKATE STRAPS.-
Defilers are requested to call and examine samples'
anew styles of Ladles' and ,Gents' Skates f0r1664,
welch will he. furnished at the lowest mauufacturFrs'
prices, by E L. BURNHAM. Manufacturer's Agent,
No. 27 South S.XTH Street. . nolg7m
IVORYTITES:-WHE FINEST
'styles. most natural and platting, tait:aful arrange
ment, and . exquisite coloring. are 8.. F. REBIBR'S
specimens, made at O 2 ARCH Street. Go early. lt.
'REIMER'S . CARTES .DE , VISITE,
-LA , made at SECOND Street, above Green. are in styles
of-varions and pleasing character, artistic in execution,
and finely finished. ' It*
RR REIMER'S SUPERIOR STYLES
f Portraits, Pre. size Photographs in oil colors, are
pronounced by all the moat perfect Portraits now
made. See specimens at Gallery, 6201- ARCH St. lt*
pEACHES.--;5
-- _;000 DOZEN BERMETI-
Sally sealed Peaches of the fined' quality, Prepared
by b. Edwartbra 00. - ,'Bridgetou.rl.4* Salesroom.
- RHODES ar WILLIAMS,
107 south WATER Street:
GREAT - Otinadra OIAM:NG
WEDNESDAY, NOVFAIMER Q 3, 1860
FERREE & 00.,
83 South THIRD Surest
$450 00
.-. SOO 00
• MtTML - DAY GOODS.
H . BTEFLI , & BON,
Nos. 713 and 715 loith TEETH Street,
d from the Auction. Sales of lad week
in Newyorkrt rI e li t aile lot of
DRESS. GOODS, CLOTHS, AND VASSINERES,
they trill Bell at lower prices than they have
ueen any time •this season.
French Rep Poplins. •
French'Bmpress Cloth Poplins.
Fine French Merinoes.
Bich Plaid Poplins.
Rich Plaid Cloths.
•
6-4 Black Queen's Cloths.
8-4 English Merinoes, $2, worth $2.60.
•
6 4 English Merluose, $1.60. worth 82.
Dress Goods, ail grades and qualities, at ae low prices
as any in the 'city. •
-
HANDSOME BILKS.
A large assortment of all kinds.
ItIOIEE ANTIQUES,
GOADED TAFFETAS,
POIL DE NITS, PLAIN and
FIGURED !HEIM
At nearly as low prices as when there was no premium
on Gold. .
GRBAT BARGAINS IN SHAWLS
1,200 Blanket Shawls, bought at a tremendona loss t all
prices, from $ 7 to $l3. as low as they were sold last
waiter.
Black Beaver. Tricot Union Beaver.
()ray and.brown Chinchilla.
Black and mode Diagonal Ribbed Cloths,
HABIT CLOTHS.
And one of the choicest assortments of
CASSIMBRBS
that can be form din the city. Prices low. nal-mwfr3t
NrilW STIJL:Cr FOR 1f5'04.
A NEW AND GREAT INTENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC OR DOUBLE) STEEL-
SHUN c .
J. I. dr J. 0. WESTNEW , No.
YO 07 CHAMBERS STREET,
RK,
Are the owners of the patent and 'exclusive manufac
turera of this,
J. W. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX
_ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
SKIRTS
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 flexi
bility, to place and fold the skirt when in use as easily
and with •the same convenience as a silk or muslin.
dress.. It entirely obviates and silences the only objec-
Jion to heap skirts viz:.the annoyance to the wearer
as well as the public. especially in crowded assemblies.
carriages, railroad cars, church paws, or in any crowde d
p l ace, from the d ifficralty of contracting them oocoupY
ing a small:simnel This entirely removes the difficulty,
while giving the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
form, and is the lightest and most stylish and graceful
appearance for the 'street,. opera, promenade; . or house
dro's. A-lady-having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex . Elliptic
Spring Skirt' for fa' 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. Mer
chants will be supplied as above, and• ladies in most
first-class retail stores in. this city and throughout the
different States.
Alas- Inquire for the
DOUBLE ELLIPTIC SPRING SHIRT.
BRADLEY'S' DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT,
Very flexible, folded easily when in use to occupy a
small space, making the most agreeable skirt worn.
For sale by J. K. HaFLEIGH,
902 CHESTNUT Street.
BRADLEY'S.::.. DVPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT—The gretest Improvement we have ever
seen in LADIES' SKIRTS and an article of
SUPERIOR EXCELLRNOR.
CURWEN MOD/MT tz BRO.,
450, 452, and 45*R. SECOND .St„ ab. Willow.
nol7-Int
HOOP SKIRTS.
" OUR OWN MAKE."
628.
The most complete assortment and best quality and
styles •in the market, wholesale and retail, at manu
factory,
No. 628 ABM Street.
Together with the "NEW FLEXIBLE SHIRT," just
out, the most pliable Hoop Skirt in the market, equal
to te "Duplex Eliptic," and at much lower prices.
Also, constantly in receipt of full lines of- low. priced
Eastern. ma de Skirts, kid padded and rivited—Ls springs,
86 cents; 20 springs, $1; 26 springs, $1.16; SO springs,
$1.25: and 40 springs', $1.60.
nol9-6t* • . WAI. T. HOPKINS.
“T,'EMAIL DE PkIIIS” IS NOT A
-A-A paint. powder,•or paste, but a most delicious
preparation that,styes both the color and texture of po-
Bela& ivory to the skin. EUGENE JOITIN, No. 111
TENTH Street, below Chestnut.
66 T
,'BiIIAILOMC • PABIB" CAN BE
„.
-x- 4 used by inhales in thiprivaoy of thatoi
It removes alinpots and ronghnese, and its purifying
effect on the skin' Calls forth freshness, color, and
beauty: S. all TENTH Street, below
Chestnut. •
L 'EMAIL DE PARIS" QUICKLY
and effectually removes those unsightly black
worm specks which detract'so much from the beauty of
the skin. N. JOWL 111 TENTH Street, below
Chestnut.
“T DE PARIS” IS ES.
-A-4 PECIALLY - endorsed by Mad 'lle Yeetvali, Mrs.
Waller, and many ladies in private life, whose com
mendatory letters, for obvious reasons , cannot be pub
lished. E. JODIDT, -111 S. TENTH Street.
Officers and soldiers whose complexions have become
tanned or bronzed by the eposure incident to a camp
life. will find the "Email "invalnable.
Orders by mall should be addressed, JARED fit
RENE. General Importers. Philadelphia. ofa-mws tf
FANCY FORS.
1864. r'un's. 1864.
A. I. & F. K. WOMRATII,
EMCCBSSORS TO THE. LATE 080. F. WON:RATH.)
• No. 4.10 Arch Street,
E&VI NOW OPEN
♦ FOt ASBORTMMIT OF
LADIES' FANCY FTTEtS,
To which they invite the attention of buyers.
oc2o-3m
LADIES' . . FANCY . FURS.
, . .
JOHN PAREMA,
So. 718 ARCH Street, above Seventh Street,
At his old established store,
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY. FURS
FOE
LADIES AND (3H OREN.
Haying now in store a very large and beautiful assort
ment of all the different kinds and_qualities of FANOT
FURS FOR LADIES' AND CHILDES/X'S WEAR, I
solicit a call from those in want.
Remember the St erne and number.
JOHN FARELRA,
7.1.8 ARCH Rivet, above Seventh.
I have no partner or connection with any other store
in this city. oc3-4mif
HEATERS ANP FURNACES.
pHEGADELPHLt.
WARMING AND VENTILATING
wAirmaiaouEi,
. _ t AND
Enamelled Slate Mantel Manufactory,
No. 1010 CHESTNUT STREET.
ECONOMY IS MONEY
°NILSON'S PATENT OAS-CONSUMING CONE
FURNACE
will warm your house with one-third less coal than
~.any other Purnace in we.
°NILSON'S PATENT ELEVATED DOUBLE•OVEN
• COOKINO-RANGE
hae no equal 1n the world.
Call and examine it.
At the Present high prices of marble no one in want o
fdantele should fail to examine my stock of
. BEADTTFUL ENAMELLED SLATE MANTELS.
A large stock of
LOW-DOWN AND COMMON
• PARLOR ORATES,
ESOIbTEREC. and
• . VENTILIATOBS,
sonatantly on hand.
W. A. ARNOLIfc..
nov2 , wamlinif No. 1010 ONSEITNIM Sired.
MILLINERY.
Ley.
SILK zgr. A. rr S
l t ,
a PRENCA SHAFZIL
,BIRDB, FTATHiRS, FLOWERS,
ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LI,
THOS.. KENNEDY & BRO.,
oel2-wfixi2m No. 129 CHESTNUT Street.
NEW BIJOKWEZAT FLOWL
WHITE CLOVER HONEY. •
NEW PARED PEACHES. .
CULTIVATED ORANNENZIEL its. •
A.L8.,11T C.- 134 0 TIVIEVE.3, •
* Dealer in Fine Groceries,
nol-tf Corner ELEVENTH and VlNEStree
°sr...Foa l
PETROLEUM LAND AGENCY,
142 S. Third Street, Second Floor,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE
•
Lands in Pennsvivania, Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky
not .3t*
GUNS, PISTOLS, SKATES.
PHILIP WILSON & CO.,
409 CHESTNUT Street,
Manufacturers and Importers of
Fine Onus, Pistols,
Gunning and Fishing Tackle..
Canes, Powder, Shot,
Wads, Caps, &c.
-Gans-Restocked, Reboled, and Repaired in the bee
manner.
• SKATES' OF ALL KIN DS .K11 03 1:18,
u
se6-If 3m
.
iNIFT Stree
in FINE WATPHEB, JEWELRY,
PLATED WARE,
CORNER .ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
Brooches, Sleeve Battelle, Armlets, Bricelets, Scarf
Pine and Rings, Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers,
Wallace, Gobble, Forks,
Spoons, dm
Watches repaired and-Warranted. Old Gold,
Diamonds, and Silver bought
nolg-8m HARRISON. .TARDEN.
WATCHES,. , . .
FINE JEWELRY
SOLIb• ULM WARE.
- At REASONABLE PRICES.
' 1 - •-• ‘WILSON t -, •
,uOlO-11% * • MOS MARKET Street,.FkaladelphlL
PALM SOAP.—THE ORIGLIsTAL•AND
only puro Palm Bolsi), a superior article for bath
and toilet use. • . WILI,Ieat CONWAY,
13022•Stif . Manufacturer.•3l6 Boatb SECOND-St.
.0. E. 0056 BIXTE Arm hilliiiiketirßEETs,
COUPONS OR 1881
DVF, JANUARY 1,
BOUGHT'AT MARKET RATE OP GOLD. BY
noisgot
liirigus mom (max. Immo, a,
CHARLES EMORY & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 15 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA..
All kinds of tnicnrrent funds and Gold and Silver
bought and eold, and Collections made. '
Particular attention given to the purchase and sale
of Government, State, and other Stocks and Loans on
commission. n01.5.6m
HARPER, .DURITEY,. & CO.,
BANKERS,
STOCK AND EXO}L&N&E BROKERS.
Paiticular attention paid to purchase and sale of Oil
Stocks, ' • *
55 SOUTH THIRD ST.RSET.
REPBRENOES. —Drexel &Co , Philadelphia; J. B. Aus
tin, President Southwark Bank. novl6-3m
F- 1 1 P-1 •
CONSOLIDATION:NATIONAI BANK
iwiiAtt,43s3For_ailtrx*,...-... - --
ITMANOIAi AGENT AND DEPOSITORY
.';OF THE.
. .
UNITED STATES,
Receives Sithearlpitolui for the NEW TBItHEE-YEAR
7.30-100 TBEASOBT. NOTES, which , aro convertible
at maturity into SIX.PER CENT. 5-20 BONDS; also.
for 10-40 BONDS. interest on both payable In
JOS. N. PIERSOL.
noWwfmlim OA6BIBR, •
THE .
PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK,
FINANCIAL .A_43l-ENT
AND . '
DEPOSITORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
)
RECEIVES SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
7 80-100 TREASURY NOTES,
10-40 BONDS-
nole-wfmlm ' B. B. COAIEGYS, Cashier.
628.
TH7S •
FARMERS' - AND MECHANICS'
A. TION AIL SAN K
OF PHILADELPHIA.
FINANCIAL. AGENT AND DEPOSITARY OF THE
UNITED SPATES,
Receives Subscriptions for the NEW THREE-YEARS
7 30.100 TREASURY NOTES. which are convortible
at maturity into six per cent. 6-20 Bonds ; also for the
10-40 Bonds, interest on both payable in Gold.
oc2B-fmwlm W. RUSHTON, 3a., Cashier.
NEW 7-80 LOAN.
g
U. S. Su bscriptions received. and the liotee fur
nished tree of all eh strges,
. GEORGE J. 80170,
_Banker,
18 South THUM Street.
an7l6-3m
OIL STOCKS -
SOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION.
FTBURE YOUR LIFE
A.3I]ERICAN,
S. E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth Sts.,
P•HILADBLPHIA
It is a HOME COBIPANY, and prone divided annu
ally, thus aiding the assured to pay future premiums.
Last dividend 60 per cent.
•
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Alexander Whilidin, J. Edgar Thomson,
lion. James Pollock, Hon.-Jos. Allison,
Albert C. Roberts, - Henry K. Bennett,
Elamuel T. Bodine, Philip B. Mingle,
Oeo. Nugent, John Aikman,
Wm. J. Howard, Isaac Hazlehnrst,
Hammel Work.
ALEXANDER WBILLDIN, President.
SAMUEL WORK, Vice President.
nols &nit JNO. S. WILSON, Seo'y anti Treasurer
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE MU
TUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY
.__ •• . PHILADELPHIA, November 9, 1884.
The following statement of the affairs of the Com
pany is published in conformity with a provision of its
cer:
Premiums received - from November 1, 1863,
to October 31. 1864:
On Marine and Inland Rieke' $424,047 90 •
On Fire Risks 133,887 18
662,706 08
Premiums on PoHoles not marked
off, /November 1, 1563
Premiums marked off as earned
from November 1. 1863. to Oc
tober 1, 1E64: •
On 31artne and Inland Risks
On Fire Risks..
Interest during same perlod,_sal
vagee, &c
Louse, Expenses, &c., during the
year, as above.
Marine'-and Wald NaVigation.
Losses • • . ..... 214,1 82
Fite Losses' • • t 49,685 82
Return Premiums 29,204 98
Re-Insurances42,649 28
. ,
Agency Charges 19,064 98
Advertising, Printing, &r. 8,68913
4 Taxes—U. 3 Tax on Premiums,
Polley, Stamps, Ac., Ac • 11,386 27
)ixpenses, Salaries, -Rent, &e.... 14,089 00
* This is exclusive of the amount reserved for Taxes
on Dividends and Profits.
ASSETS OrTHE COSIPLINY, ACV. 1,1864.
$lBO,OOO United States Five percent. Loan.
1871
• Ilioo,ooo bo
111,000 United states 6 per cons. Loan, 1881. 318,215 03
76,000 United Mates 6 per cent. Lo,an, 6-20 s. 76,662 60
100,000 State of Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
Loan 93,665 00
54,E
St Lean Penneylvants.6 per cent.
85,840 03
123,060 Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loan.. 122,520 37
20,000 Pennsylvaniaßailroad lst Mortgage
6 per cent. Bonds - 22,000 00
60,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 2d.Mortgage
6 per cent. Bonds 63,250 00
16,000 300 .. Shares Stock. Germantown Gas
Company, principal and interest
guaranteed by the city of Phila
delphia . • • . 15,300 00
6,500 ISO Shares Stock Pennsylvania Rail
road Company 9,100 00
6,000 100 Shares Stock North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 3,e50 00
59,000 United States Treasury Certificates
of Indebtedness _ 48,425 00
50,000 State of Tennessee 6 per cent Loan. - 32,000 00
125,700 Lcane on Bond and Mortgage,azaPl7
secured. -• • * 129,700 00
68,260 Par. C05t,18842,106.60 Market - Value. 8857,627 87
Real Estate 36,000 03
Bills receivable for insurances made. ~' 118,330 42
Balances due at Agencies—premiums on Ms.
rine Policies, accrued interest, and other
debts due the Company ....' .. 28,793 24
'Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Companies. $4,263, estimated value.. 2,220 00
Clash on deposit with United States
Government subject to ten days'
call .......$lOO,OOO DO
Cash on deposit, in '8ank5......... 68,164 98
Clash in drawer. 697 66
168,692 49
PHILADBLPHIA, November 9, 1861. -
`The Board of Directors have this day declared -a
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on the CAPI- •
TAL' STOCK, 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.
They have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND of
FORTY PER CENT. on the EARNED PREMIUMS for •
the year ending October 31, 1864, certificates for which
Will be tossed to the parties entitled to the same, on'and
after the let December proximo, free of National and., •
State taxes. - •
They-have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI- •
CATES OF PROFITS of the Company. for the year
1860,•be redeemed in CASH, at the °Moe of the Coin-
Peri', on and after the let December proximo, all inte
rest thereon to cease on that day.
Sir No certificate of profts issued under $B6. By
'the Act of Incorporation, no certificate shall issue
unless claimed within two years aeries the declaration
of the dividend whereof it is evidence."
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C. Hand. Samuel B. Stokes, •
John C. Davis, - J. F. Peuiston,
Edmund A. Bonder, Henry Sloan
Theophilas Paulding, William 0. Boniton,
John .It. Penrose, . Edvrard Darlington,
James Traonair, H Jones Brooke.
Henry C. Datett, Jr.. • Jacob F. Jones,
James C. Hand, James B. McFarland, -
William C. Ludwig, Joshua P. Eyre,
Joseph H. Seal, Spencer Dicllvaine,
George G. Leip4r, John B. Semple. Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig, A. B. Berger, Pittsburg.
Robert Burton. •
THOMAS
JOHN C.
Haxar Lnnuart, Secrets
A ElicROFT'Ef LOW-WATER DE
TSCTOB&
Ashcroft's Steam Gauge..
Junkies & Shim's Mercurial Steam and Blast Ganges.
Clark's Damper Itelitilalcr.
Water Ganges, Banish Tribes, dm
ALTOS. S. BATTLES, Agent,
24 North SIXTH Street.-Phila.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Of all kinds, to be had at
JAMES W. QUEEN di CO.'S.
se27-2ni 9114 OHIISTRIPT Street
1119"et t Br*.O,TAOLE
3A.111E13 W. QUEEN a 00:13.
_ • • 9X4•01338T1NT
- - •
MIANEILY -BOAP*IIADE FROM 23.TRE
to emitibiti
riaciusio.the bands of Glebes. • WILLIAM 008 WAY,
Manufacturer. 310 South SECOND St. • • noS3tif*..
vrngti4 AzuNs.ws!!xi iTI m 13IFii)T1=0
FINANIXIIU
-I,RVAXECL.! & co.
PHILADELPHIA
OEOEOE J. BOYD,
lB South THIRD Street. Ituhs.9El
tltiao )111
IN ,TIII
416.264 73
120,656 76
636.61 48
O.iND, President.
DAVIS, Vise President.
• nolo-1m if
A GEN
..13.W A•N TED FOR THE MO S T
pophlat and rapid-selling SUBSCRIPTION BOOBS
PaMished, including The Nurse and Spy In the Union
Army, Sacred Biography, Standard History of the War,
Layman's Assistant, &c. Send fer . Clronla.m. Address
JONES BROS. & CO.,
nolD-Im,* ROO CHESTNUT EL, Philadelphia , Pa.
A SALESMAN, WITH FIRST-dLASS
city'and near country cull and short-time trade,
is open for an ENGAGEMENT in a good CLuTH or
DItY GOODS HOUSE. Wren "0. B. " thie
office. a02?,-St*
A PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPER DE
sires to employ hin leisure hours is &dinging al,
counts or other writing. Address'Atooonntanto
3136 PINE Street. no22r2ts
TOI PETROLEUM COMPANIES AND.
OTIIERS.--a practical businessman, thoroughly
acquainted with tho construction and operation of
,acquainted
with much experience in the erection of
factories, boring Artesianwells, and the working of Pe
troleum and other oils, and who is competent to- make
his owl) plans for buildings, machinery, etc-, would en
gage as agent and practical manager or join parties
shalt to engage in the Petroleum businerP. Aotdress,
for two -weeks. "Petroleum," care of JOY, COL &
CO.. TIUDDICE 13DILDINGIS, New York. no2i et
TO OIL COMPANIES.-A RESPONSI•
ble 011 Company desirous of securing the services
of an active, energetic MAN, as Superintendent, who ,
has bad fifteen years' active business experience may
learn of one, familiar with the Oil Reprion, and well
posted in the operations of most of the Companies, by
addressing "L• J. 0.," this Once, for three days.
References ample. , n022-3t
TO BOOKSELLERS AND gTATION-
A- RES; —A person well acquainted wit} the business
wishes a SITUATION Good reference.
Address "Books," Press office. n02.1-3t*
WANTED -BY A PERSON OF GOOD
business qualifications, an: interest as Partner
In some well. establi shed
l house. Address "Active,"
at this office. Give real name and amount of capital
required. • not'. mmt3t.
IiK M ANTED--ACTIVE OUT-DOW - 2 1131-
ployment by a young married&N, who, at pre
sent,' occupies a position as Bookkeeper. Undoubted
reference given as. to character, Address Jack
son, Press Office. noZi-wfmSt.
WANTED IN A LAWYER'S OF
FICE. a GENTLEMAN of Business Experience,
es an Assistant. Address, stating particulars. Box
1100, Philadelphia P. 0. n023-3:*
WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN
'miring experience in BOOK-KEEPING, a set of
Books to keep, or copying of some kind to occupy his
evenings, which are dieengaged.
Best .of reference furnished. Address Box 630, Post
Office. nol9-smw3t*
liplgr ANTE D—BITUATION AS CON
VEYANCER or SCRIVENER. by a membir of
New Jersey Bar. Address '`R . 0. C., at this ogee,
stating salary; &o. • • '• . non Et*
IarANTED—BY A. WIDOW. lAD:Ie, A.
SITUATION as Companion for alady:nr Roast •
keeper for an elderly. gentleman References given
and required.
Address "Greenwood," this office. -n022-3t 4 -
WANTED, AGENTS.--ACIENTS IN
every County. at WM a month, expellees paid, to
latrodacejtfteen new and ttBefut articles, the best sell
ing ever offered. For particulars, address OTIS T.
DARBY. BIDDEFORD, MAINE. 0026.d&W3m
$ A MONTII-WANTED
1.25
AGENTS everywhere to introduce the new
SHAW & CLARK. SIXTEEN DOLLA.R FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE, the only low price Machine in the
country whishis licensed by Grover & Baker, Wheeler
& Wilson, Howe Singer & Co., and Bachelder. Salary
and expenses, or large commissions allowed All other
Machines now. sold for less than forty dollars each are
iabinge9nente, and the seller and user liable. Illus
trated circulars sent free. Address SRAW & CLARK,
nol6-d&w3m BIDDEFORD, Maine
WANTED TO RENT-A GENTEEL
mos
HOUSE, with modern conveniences, and from
five to filly Acres of Land, on the hap of Germantown,
Chestnut Hill. or North Pennsylvania railroad Ad
drese Box 1.892. Pont Office. n eV- 3to
177 ' 77'T . TTV..r717 • Ml
it TO . LET--
• THE VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND,
137 •NORTH THIRD STREET,
• . . oPPosmi CHERRY.
.FIVEr STORIED, BROWN-STONE FRONT•
Apply Gillis Premises. no 19• tf
masl,ooo TO $20 1 000.-FOR S&LE-
Houses of all descriptions, large and small, in all
parts of the city, at IoW figures, and on accommodating
terms. SAMUEL T. FOX,
n 02- 2t* NINTH and WILLO W.
FOR SALE-A GOOD INVEST
•T-Lt MEET. —Three desirable ROUSES, with STORES,
Nos. 605, 607, and 609 Callowhill street; 9 rooms each,
in good order, With gas and water. Only $9,500 clear.
Also, large STORE and DWELLING. North Second
street. above Coateez lot 20 by 115. Willis° sold at a
bargain to close an estate. •
• S &NUL T..FOX,
noX3-2t* NINTH and WILLOW.
TO PHOTOGRAPHISTS-TO LET, TO
-a- first-class Artists, the Up Stairs and Rear Build
intro! 626 ARCH street. The Lower Floor and
Garden to be similarly occupied, but In such manner as
not to interfere with the bniineas of 'anyparty. Apply
at 605 ARCH street, of THOS. S. WOOD, from 9 to 11
A. M., or from 1 to 2 o'clock P. 111. no23wfm.3t
PLET -OFFICES ON THE FIRST
floor of the Granite Building, (formerly old Post
Office,) Dock Street, below Third.
Also. the fifth and sixth stories of same building,
with steam power. • .
The store 611 Chestnut street, (Commonwealth'Build
ing.) Offices on second floor of same building. Also,
the third story of the building.
TI OS. H. CONNELL,
Counting House of Dr. D. Jayne St Son,
n017,6t* No. 212 CHESTNUT Street.
FOR SALE-THE GOODWILL AND
Furniture of a 11114- class DAY and BOARDING
SCHOOL, noi in full operation. Address "Principal
of Seminary , " Woodbury, N. J. ncBl-mwfl3l"
"FOR SALE-ONE SHARE AMER!.
ear/ EXPLORING COMPANY, for cash. Address
Box 2668, Post Office. • 11.*
Ig-
DRUG STORE FOR 8AL8. ,--F D RUG TURES and contents will be . sold at a valuation.
with a discount of twenty per cent. This is a splendid
opening for a competent person. The store was formerly
occupied by .Col. A. B. Grinishaw, and done a large and
successful business. Apply to
S. &T. McCLARY,
n023-6t 605 MARKET St., WILMINGTON. Del. .
cIERMANTOWN LOT. FOR SALE.
'LA A very desirable Cottage -Lot, about 200 by
180 feet, corner ofJEFFERSON and lIPSAL Streets, two
squares beyond the depot ler the new pissenger rail
way,' Price low, terms easy.
Apply to JOSEPH LEA,
norrlm 128'OEUESTKUT Street._
orr"LANDS OHIO AND 'WEST
• .VIROINfA for 'sale. carefully selectdd. will be
said ebeap. Address Box W, Press office. Roan*
OIL LEASE' FOR SALE OR EX.
CHANGE. An the EIIiNDERSHOTT FARB. Horne-
neck Creek. Producing Wells within fifty yards For
Particulars address Box." W." at this office. A 022 3t•
O IL LANDS AND :INTERESTS-IN
VENANCIO COMITY, Pennsylvania, and in WIRT,
RITCHIE, and PLELSANTS COUNTIES, West Vir
ginia A Cholas - selection of valuable properties, for
sale at moderate prices by • • S. E. JONES.
nolB-61 4 • No. 504 WALNUT e treat..
234,472 42
797,177 50
BRICKS SALET—ALE3O_•POT
TEES' •Ot AT; Arbly.to .T.. &T...OILLISPIE,SOI
South THIRTERSTHStroat, ba BrIokyar4;.TWZN
TY•FIFTH and WHARTON. , • nol9 Act
76,628 66
612,344 14
To LET-ROOMS, WITH: ST&TIONA.-
.
r y wash stand , heater, gas, sad ninny 'exposure,
with Board.in'the vicinity of Logan Square.: Address
Box 47% 0
A-LADY, OFFERING REFERENCES
"from ballot position of three years, desires BOAR D
in a genteel family, where the tuition of two pupils and
use of piano forte will be an equivalent. •-s
. ,
Address • S. B. L.,"
No. 8 South EIGHTH Street,
tale reftutber information may be bad. n 02.3 -8t o
28288
H OARD. -- A LARGE SE CONILSTORY
BACK ROOM, communicating with a bath-room,
togetb sr with Board, may be obtained at 269 Sontb
FIFTH Street. nols-tf
•
PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
-s-AL , the Managers of the MERCANTLLE 'ABRAM'
COMPANY;.for Renewal of Certificate of one share
Of Stock; No. 8607, standinKin the name of
• • ; • BRTTLE PAUL.
the eame having been 108 t or mislaid.
PPALICATION WILL BE MADE
the Managers of the MERCANTILE LIBRA
RY COMPANY for renewal of certificate of one share
of stock .No. 1e62, standing In the name of WILLIAM
E. WOOD, the same , having been lost or mislaid. lts
REWARD. - LOST . A LARGE WHITE
Naval Navelope...vith Naval Orders, between
Twelfth and Ridge avenue,and Eighteenth and _Green,
on the Ridge and•Oreen ES will be given by leav
ing it at lb. 65 South Twelfth street. lt*
,525 REWARD.—LOST
f A ro ß ni D six — th L a OjT AT O cb Dt a. tU zi NDAY,,
Chestnut. dating the fire. a CIRCULAR Pi C ti. Si w xt i l t i h t t o t
Diamond Cluster of Nine Diamonds in the centre, on a
black ground. The above reward. - if returned to 308
South ELEVENTH Street. • z 022
TNFOBMATION WANTE D.- THE
-I- undersigned desires to hear from the sister of J. 11..
Staples, Deputy Sheriff of El Dorado county, California.
She is supposed to reside in Philadelphia. Mr. Staples
was murdered white in the discharge of his official
duties. His effects are awaiting delivery.
JAME 3 B HUME, Sheri ff 's O ffi ce,
noli-lm Placerville, El Dorado county, Cal.
$1,201,664 02
VIE QUAKER CITY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
-THE MOST SUCCESSFUL COMKEROTiL INSTITII
[~l'l-~~ 1iLI.'IY~1~7:1;YYy1•:i:V~Y:~~Y:).hi ~YY:I~JI;i:YJ
This institution, as in the past,.will ever rest its
claims to public favor upon its intrinsic merits alone,
and no one who is not blind to his own interests will be
governed by any other consideration in deciding the
gloat question upon which, perhaps, hie whole future
success depends. " Where shall I enter upon a course
of study preparatory to engaging in busines% "
• Bo fictitious claims or pretensions are pressed up in
the 'public attention; no resort is had to extraordinary
sensations; it is under no foreign influence or control,
and there is no need. of importing public per.ormers
fi om distant cities, in order to sustain its reputation.
It is peculiarly a Philadelphia institution, and is
managed by those whose names appear in he circa•
laz—men of education and experience, whose interests
are identified with the welfare and progress of their
students.
. .
Governed by these sentiments, the Principal h as car
ried this institution to a degree of prosperity unparal•
Aeled in the history of commercial schools.
Let every young man consider these things and visit
the Quaker City Business College.
Mice. ground floor, TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
Circulars and Catalogues free on appitoation. le* ,
MATHEMATICAL AND MECHANI
CAL SClENCE.—Students are improved and ad
vanced in required branches of Mathematics, and, by
treating ettallibrium and velocities separately, are early
introduced to the successful study of Mechanics :. f.
STEWART, Private Instructor, 928 FILBERT Street.
neßt St* • •
NAVIGATION, MAME. Y . 'LNG, ENGI
liggraNG,iind the highest' Mathematics tausht at
the (bake? Beeiee*e' northeast corner
TEETH and CHESTNUT Streets. • n023.3t*
DENBERVO FOR THE TEETH AND
GUMS.—Po strengthening the (hum for E r°-
serving the teetif from decay, and for keeD l =z;t.. ‘ ,.." l
beautifully clean and the breath' sweet, nit',_ •
lieved to be the beet preparation that science and axpe•
nonce has ever produced. Prepared only 111
8. T. BRALB, M. D. Dentist,
. 1113 611.B8TNDT Street, Philadelphia, Ps.
1414-8 i Yor sale by the %enema drnalste. el perjar.
AT ELILSONJAX/A PERM.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
LOST AND FOTTNB.
PERSONAL.
•EDITCATIONAL.
TION IN THE COIINTET
_IC I: 34,;1A •
ACADEMY OF Music.
Lessee and. Manager - JOHN T. FORD.
(Also of Holllday-street Theatrer Baltunor_ e• FOWLS
N ew Th ea t re , washiegton, and. tne Alexantuis. Ta.l
Theatre.).. .
MR. EDWIN FORREPIT,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY ,EVENINGS, N0v.24 and 95.
In his matchless personation of
"CORIOLA."
In Shakspeare's Traftedy of th N at US Lille.
Unusual care has been - taken to render the ditticalt.'
production of this
MASTER-PIECE OF 1311 kliArßeß}l.
Complete and perfect in all its dramatic and mechani—
cal details.
MUCH cF THE SCENERY IS ENTIRELY NEW.
And from the pencil of the emiustit scenic artist,
CHARLES S. GETZ, Esq.
THE COSTUMES,
APPOINTMENTS.
WAS CHARIOTS,
WEAPONS, and
P ARAPHERNALIA;
Were estAreeiis , fnithtifactuted for the play, from oar
rest histmit a I e soigne, and It is thought Will proTe in
their ensemble effect
SURPASSINGLY BE turrrot.
//Jean attempt to it lustrate the power and beauty of
Ihakapeare's Art, with every accessory Which the most
liberal enterprise con command from the highest thea
trical alit, and the manager eandidenilil hopes that
the effort mo-y.be decratd worthy the patronage and
the titanWc remembrance of every lover of " The Bard
of All Time."
THE CAST OF THE Z LAY.
Is notably full and brilliant.
The Tragedy con clndpa with the
MURDER ' CORIOLANLIE." •
And a magnificent ri presentation of his honorablie
Ft:JAMUL PYRE.
Attg.- According to Plutarch, the Volndium, after the
killing
.of '`Coriolanne," dressed him in big general's
robes, and laid his corpse on a magnificent bier, which
was carried- by such young officers as were most dig-.
tinguished for their martial exploits. Before hfin were
borne the spoils which were taken frofn the enemy, the
crowns b e b a d gained, and the plans of the cities he had
taken. in this order his body was laid on the pile; whee
the pile was consumed they gathered twhic ashes. which.
they Interred on the spot, and erected a magnificent
monument there.
The Box Sheit, for the sale of tectired plater, now'
open between the honra of 9 and 4% o'clock.
Admlesion, 60 and 26 cents.
Secured Stats 60 cents additional. '
ACADEMY OF MUSIC—A CARD.
Mt% FORD desires to impress the public with the fact"
that his arrangements WILL PRECLUDE Tall REPE
TITION OF " comouatus" beyond a few evEtting , t.
The engagement of Kr. FO RREST is limited positively
to twenty-four nights, daring which he will ante. , lit
.A.LL OF Rib BHSEIP &IRIAN AND OTHER PRIM/Mr
T 10.198, and then depart for Washington, where ne
ap_peare at the close of his engagement here.
Under •no circumstances. therefore, can •` COriolll
- " be again produced this winter after it Is otos*
withdrawn, which will he done after a very brief
run. n023.4t
NEW CHESTNUT-ST THEAVRE.
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
- "..7* THIS (Wednesday) EVENING.
Great Euccess attends the production, after months of
preraration, at an •
ACTUAL COST OF 2,1= DOLLARS.
ACTUAL COST OF 2,000 DOLLARS,
Of Dion Boucicault'a thrtilingeensattorial Romance.
styled
• PAUVRETTE;
PAUVRETTE;
PALM ETTE ;
PAUVEET PE:
PA UM:WS:
PAUVEKTTE:
Or. Under the. Snow.
Or, Under the Snow.
Or, Under the Snow.
Or, Under the Snow.
With new and magnificent Scenery by. Richard 8.
Smith and assistants, correct and beautiful Costumes
by Mrs. Ricker and assistants, Original Masts by Sims
feld, novel Mechanical Effects by Joseph Strahan and
assistants, Pyrotechnics, Properties, and ancessoclea
by John Dailey and answtants. and a
CAST OP GREAT EVENNESS AND STRENGTH.
The performance to conclude with the Farce of
A REGULAR FIX.
°MIRA rucsinvnrei AFTERNOON.
A GRAND FAMILY IdATINEE,
When the Beantifttl Drama of
THE FONTY THIEVES
Will be presented for the last time most positive''. •
Price of admission to the Thanksgiving Festival. 301
cents, to all parts of the house. Children 25 cents.
Doors open at 13i, to commence at 2% o'clock.
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON. Nev. 24
. Thirteenth Regular Grand FamU" Matinee.
WALNIISSTREET THEATR 11
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING.
Tie darning versatile. and able young Actress.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
Will appear in her original impersonation of
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME
In C. W Taylenre's grand dramatization of
EAST LYNNE, OE THE ELOPEMsNT.
LUCILLE WESTERN LUCILLE WESTERN
Will appear as
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
Box Ontoe open from 9 till 3 Curtain rises at
WALNUT STREET THEATRE ,-..
()RAND EAST LYNNE MATINEE
THURSDAY' AFTERNOON, Nov. 24th,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
In her great impersonation of LADY ISABEL and
MADAME VINE On Thursday Evening a doable en
tertainment. LUCILLE WESTERN as Leah the For
saken, and the fav,prite Scotch Drama of
WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLAND.
Doors open at 13 o'clock. Curtain rises at 2o'clook.
MRS: JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
STREET THEATRE.
LAST WEEK - LAST WEEK
Of
MONDAYnd Mra. BARNEY WILLIAM'S.
, TUESDAY, AND WED NESDAY.
THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY and
YANKEE couRrsRIP.
Mr and M. BARNBY WILLIAMS
IN FOUR CHARACTERS, SONGP.. AND DARNE
ORRAT BILL FOR THANICSDIVING.
GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS,
WALNUT STREET, .ABOVE EIGHTH..
Directress CHAS. WARNER.
formerly Mrs. Dan Rice. ) •
Equestrian DirectorF. H. Rosrow.
Besides the celebrated SHERWOOI) FAMILY, and
the remainder of the popular artiste Tronne. there will.
appear, for the first time, on THIS BVENING. and
every.evenina-riurins the week. Prof. HUTCHINSON
and his CELEBRATED TRAINED DOGS. Also. Messrs.
G. H. HUTCHINSON and JOHN H. MURRAY. wonder..
ful Gymnasts and Acrobats, and .also Mr. W.M. KEN.
.NEDY , a very popular versatila.Clowm
It will be a week of splendid entertainments, unpar.
°Jelled in the history of the circus in America.
Matinee on IiFEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
NOONS, and extra 'performances on' THANKSGIVING
DAY.
Prices remain the same. First Tier. 50 cents; Soon&
Tier. 25 cents. Commence 7.40 every evening; 230 al
terncon. • ne2l-et
F IRST LECTURE .OF THE SE A.SCRU.
KR. DE CORDOVA
Will
give
voug Lecture MARRIAGE.
THHMSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER - M .
• (THANKSGIVING NIGHT).
'AT
•
CONCERT HALL.
TICKETS 60 CENTS, OR THREE FOR $l.
For rale at GOULD'S, SEVSNTH and CHESTNUT
Eta.', ASHMEAD & EVANS', and Concert Ran, three
days in advance Lecture at 8 o'clock. n019.5t
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
S. W. CORNER TENTH AND ctimsTAvr
STREE CS
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23. 1861,
At half past three o'clock,
SECOND CLASSICAL MATINEE,
Br THR
PHILADELPHIA CLASSICAL QIIINTETTE CLUB.
Messrs. GAERTNER. JARVIS. CROSS, .E'LAOEMANM.
' and SCHMITZ.
PROGRAMME.
Grand Trio in D Minor, Op. 49. Mendelssohn.
Quartette, No. I, in G. Mozart.
Violin Soso Concerto in E Minor Rode,
Quintette, Op. 4, in E Flat Beethoven.
Subscription list for the season of Twenty-due Mati.
Bees is at the Music Store of Mr. J. S. Gould, Seventh
and. Chestnut streets, where engagements for publia
or private performances, in or out of town, can be made
for the services of the Club. Proprietors of Schools can
make special subscription terms.
Single Tickets. to be had only at the door, Fifty
Cents. nol9-4t
S ANFORD'S NEW OPERA HOUSI,
RACE Strimi.Aielow Third.
OPEN FOE THE SEASON.
SAMUEL S. SANFORD Proprietor and Manages.
SANFORD'S OPERA TROUPE, ,
The largest end beet Minstrel Company in existence,
Sanford appears in Rongs.Dances,nnd hie Burlemma.
Doors open quarttr to 7; commence quarter to 8.
Admission 2,3 cents; Orchestra 60 cents; Boxes $5. 34
and diS.
CHESTNUT -STREET OPERA. HOVSN I ,
Ika No. 1224 CHESTNUT Street.
ALLINSON & HINOKEN
MLISTRELE • .......Progrietogra
MORAN'S
appear every evening in an elegant
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Doors open - at 7. commencing at 8 O'clock prvidaelV.
. Admission 25 cents.
Reserved seats, which cam be secured from 10 bz 2
o'clock, 60 cents. • ogIS-21
no'M-21,*
A.SSEMBLY. BUILDING, TENT EE
and CHESTNUT Street.. •
will give THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES, corn—
mencinx at 11 A. ff.. 3 and 7yy P Of , con.i..ting of the,
WONDERS In MAGIC. VENTRILOQUISM, and the,
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.
Admission 25 cents; Chlldren 15 cents; Reserved SeatEc
50 cents. • • n023-2c
(7 1 ,14,AND • THA.ITINGIVIDIG.COOCERt
N.-) , BY GRADUATEi'Or THE BLIND ASYLUM.
Inclnding , Mr.'B • PARVIN, Mr. and Mrs. WuOD;Mr„:
MOCOLLIN and others,
With Patriotic and Sacred Readings by. N. K. RIM.
ARDSON, Reg , the celebrated. Slocationipt,
W' 1:04 given in the IiETTIODIST • EPISCOPAL -
CHURCH, RAINES Street, Germantown, on THURS..
DAY EVENING, Nov. 24th, at 'al o'clock; in behalf or
the Sabbath School- Tickets 50 cents. n05..4-acw
CIERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—PUBLIa
itr,BEAREALR every SATURDAY. at gi‘ o'eloslr
P. hi., at MUSICAL FUDD HALL. Single Tickets, 1111.
cents. Six Tickets, $l, to boned at Gou.d'e, Azdres.
and Meyer's Music Stores. and at the Hall. nog. -11
•
CHRIST REJECTED.--.
x-/ This admirable picture, the greatest production of
the painter West. is now on exhibition at the ACADEMY
OF FIFE ARTS, 1025 CHESTNUT Street, together
with the entire collection of the Institution. Admittance
twenty-five cents. n0.14-2nt4l
17ACADEMY OF FINE ARTFi s
IS6TNITE Sixaet,_above teatb. is OP= DAWIL.
for visitors, from 9 A. to 6 P. if: .
:INSTITUTION FOR: THE BLIND..
ExHarrow every WEDNESDET, M .9)/2P.
Admisaton TEN CENTS. Store, No. p. &nth EIGHTFf.
Street. ' .
TO YOUNG ACTRESSII3:-YOUNG
TO
actresses who are little accustomed to the use of
"state making - up" will find that the 'Email de.
Paris" will remove all the evils a suiting from the use
of paints, powder, and rOtiga The "Email" is not a
Paint. but it preserves and beautifies the skin, by m
inoring all black vets and impurities, find Is endorsed.
In . Vestvali, Mrs. D. P. Bowers,. Mrs Emma
Waller, and many other aotressesof talent and beauty.
EUOEIOI RAHN, No. lii South TENIM Street. below
Chestnutris the only agent halide city. noLS-mwsti
•
• 3MS I I9F-aIPS
is /$.l
COTTAGE- ORGANS,
Not only UNEXCELLED but UNEQUALLED in purity
of Tone and Power. designed especially for Mumhen
and Schools; but found to be equally well adapted to
the Parlor and Drawing Room. For sale only by
E HENCE,
No. 13 North SEVENTH Street.
Also. a complete assortment of the Perfect Melodeon.
constantly on hand no2l-3m
DECKER BROTHERS' PI
ANOS. —The public, and particularly the
profession, are invited to examine these beautiful l n -.
etrumer.ts, which are meeting with such. an unparal
led degree of pomlarity and. sale in Hew York, and
wherever known. The desideratum so long striven
for, t e. the strength of the iron. and sonorousness. of
the wooden frame. so happily attained by them, renders
their Pianos incomparable with any others. The un
qualified testimonials of such names as Wolfsohn,
Mason, . Heller. Thomas, Zandel, and scores of
others, amply establish their high rank. For sale max
by W . J. COCHRAN, 908 CHESTNUT Street. Also.
a large assortment of other new and second-hand
Pianos, for sale and to rent. n01973m*
NB"MEYER'S' NEWLY /Z.-
PROVED CRESCENT SCALE
OVERSTRUNCi amigos.
Acknowledged to be the beet. London Pere Nodad
and Rlghesst .kwarde in America reoeiT6d.
MUODEONS AND SECOND-RAND PIANOS.
449-31 n Wareroones. No. Mit ARCH EL. bel.
PIANOS, COTTAGE EXC..sios ORGANB, HatitliONlUMS,andllßlo.
MIAS,at MARSH'S Mwsto Store.
0r.7-2na So. /..102 GELIETNITT threat
im DR. FINE, PBADTIOLLvD3II I I
TIST for the last twentyyears; Al 9 VINE
balow Third, inserts the most beautiful TEEM of OA
Age, recanted on fine Gold, Platina, Silver Vulsanits
Conine; Amber, &c.. at prices, for neat and enbdimta
work, more reasonable than any Dentist in this city
State. Teeth plugged to last for life. Artificial Tosi:l - .
repaired to suit. Do Vain in extracting. All work.wate ,
ranted to it. Wafarenes. best fassillea.
olgA_ DENTISTRY. DR • • BASSET
interts TS'BTli oil Gold, Silver.
Vulcanite, trent S 5 to 140. Teeth 1111•41, 60 Dents am&
upwards. Repairing. References. 'Office. 245 NINTH
street, below Locust. nol7-3m
DEPAZTPLUXT FOR OUS:TOM WO.REe .
PHILIP WARBET. Treasarer.
THABRSGIVING DAY
SIGNOR BLITZ