ogFICE OF THE COHNO2II.
cVEALTII OIL COMPANY, He CHEST
LIT Street,. PITILADIMPHIA, Sept. 5, 1866.
bt WEALTH.
of the Stockholders of the 00Id.
WEALTH OIL COhfFAEY, held September
10",..- in assessment of FIFTEEN CENTS per
4,th.„ - ,4; Levied , payable on the 15th inst , which
fe ..rn ent, when paid, is convertible bite. addl.
14,Vniii stock.
DAVID B. HILT, Secretary.
COMMISSION _ HOUSES.
ROCE, SEAL, & CO.,
WOOL BROKERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. !O N. FRONT STREET,
DIA.IiTPACTURERS,
AND
CITY TRADE GENERALLY,
The babgeribet 18 COllllgission Agent for mann
f:,ciurerb of the following Goods;
COTTON YARN, all numbers.
COTTON WARPS. nil numbers.
COTTON, LINEN, AND WOOLLEN CARPET
WADDING - , all qualities.
wicti, TWINE, BATTS, AND RAG CARPETS,
LULLING AND SEINE TWINES.
R. T. WHITE,
myr MARKET Street, 2.%16 GITURCH Alley.
gel -Zll
BAGS I BAGS I BAGS I
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
SEAMLESS, BURLAP, AND GUNNY
B A S
FLOUR AND SALT ORD ERLL MRS,
PRINTED TO BY
JOHN T. BAILEY & CO.
iyzfi-On N 0.113 NORTH FRONT STREET.
TI.AZARD & HUTCHINSON,
AOSNTS FOR THE SALZ OF
PHIMADgLPHIA-MADE GOODS,
112 CHESTNTJT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
.AND
103 READS STREET, NEW YORK. 113234 xii.
r O. MATHEWSON, GENERAL com.
. MISSION PRODUCE BROKER AND FOR
WARDING MERCHANT, No. 285 BROAD Street,
AUGUSTA. Georgia, at the old stand of tile late
lines of T. P. Stovall & Co., Stovall, McLaughlin,
& Co., and G. H. McLaughlin, & Co.,
give his prompt and persal attention to
the purekat-e anti. sale of Cotton. Domestic Goods,
ugar, Bacon. Lard, Grain, Flour, Rope, Bagging,
merchanitise generally.
Haying the agency of several first-class Cotton
Mills. 1 ant prepared, at all times, to supply orders
far Yarns. Sheeting, Shirtings, Osnalfirgs, Drills,
jeans. &C.
With extensive FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSES,
e.sn furnish secure Storag.e. and gtve prompt ittten
lion to Merchandise and Produce consigned to use
for forwarding in any direction. aiim-am
In'rM7l,
ARMS: AND NAVAL OFFICERS.
s.
THE BEST MILITARY AND NAVAL TAILOR
Iti THE UNION,
mitiected with
EDWARD P. KELLY,
612 CHESTNUT STREET.
I. s. TAYLOR bas been for the last four years
hr Cutter for the Military and Nara/ Tailoring F:s
ablislitnent of
0 NNT E N S ,
212 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGT4OiN.
DREGS AND CIitMICALS.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
N. E. Corner of FOURTH and RACE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
NINDoW AND PLA T TE GLASS.
lalailalrd.CßOUßßl; OR
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY, Ec.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers] and COnsumers supplied At
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. py7.Hm
wrirrisa A;4 WU W NIL.; rim rill
MINING, I COAL, AND °TREE
N ' EW CONEPANES.
We are prepared to furnish New Corporations
with all the Books they require, at short notice and
:ow prices, of first quality. All styles of Binding.
STEEL PLATE CERTIFICATE OF STOCK.
LITHOGRAPHED
TRANSFER BOOK.
ORDERS OF TRANSFER.
6TOCR LEDGER.
STOCK LEDGER BALANCES.
REGISTER OF CAPITAL STOCK.
-BROKERS , PETTY LEDG-Elt.
ACCOUNT . OF SALES.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS & .
CO. SLAM): BOOK MANUFACTURERS A;IP
STATIONERS.
432 CHESTNUT Street.
PROPOSALS.
.OFFICE, DEPOT COMMISSARY OF
SUDSISTENCE.
WASIII.NOTON, D. C.,September 6, 1665.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
"iF.ALED PROPOSALS are invited until 16th day
~ f teptember, 12 o'clock 11f.,..f0r furnishing the Sub-
As , mice. Department with ONE TIJOUsAND (1,000)
BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Pcpot as - Nos. 1,2, and 5, and bids will be en
trim ined for any quantity less than the whole.
Mils must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
s.narate sheets of 'paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within five
drys from the opening of the hide, and must be de
hyrred in such quantities daily as the Government
may direct, either at the Government warehouse in
iitorlaitOlSTl, or at the wharves or railroad depot in
Washington, IL C.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty days from the acceptance of the hid.
Bids will be received for Floor to be delivered in
new_ oak. barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made in such funds as the Govern
ment busy have for disbursement.
Tile total Government inspection will be made
just before 'the Flour is received, and none will be
accepted which is not fresh-ground, and of a supe
rior imality.
An Oath a allegiance must accompany , the bid of
each bidder who has not the oath on the in this of
dee, and DO hid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their bids,
or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
fir any cause. Bids to be addressed to the under
,igned. at N. 223 "a Street, endorsed. " Pro
po:ials for Flour.' E. T. BRIDGES.
Captain C. S. V.
LEGAL.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF
Estate of BIDIILE REEVES, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit set
tle and adjust the account of JOEL REEVES and
CHARLES W. REEVES. Administrators to the
Estate of BIDDLE REEVES, deceased, and to re-
Port distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant. will meet the parties interested for the
purposes of hie appointment, on WEDNESDAY,
septenther 20th.186a, at 4 o'cloca r. St., at his cake,
No. 432/ WALNUT Street, in the city of Philadel
phia. JOHN B. COLAHAN,
Se7-thstust Auditor.
IN THE; ORPHANS' COURT POR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA.
- -
Estate of FRANCES G. CAMPBELL, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit,
settle, and adjust the first and final account or
SAMUEL C. PERKINS, Administrator of the Es
tate of FRANCES G. CAMPBELL, deceased, and
to report distribution of the balance in the hands of
the accountant,. will meet the parties interested for
the purnose,of his appointment, on TUESDAY,
Spptember ilith. 1865, at 4 O'clock P. 111., at his
Office, No-432 WALNUT Street, lit the city Of
Philadelphia. JOHN B. COLAHAN,
scl-thstust Auditor.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM McKEE, DE
CEASED.—Letters testamentary on the Estate
of WILLIAM MCKEE, late of the city of Philadel-
Phia, deceased, having been granted to the under
signed executors of his Wilt, all persons having
claims against said Estate are requested to present
them for !payment. and those indebted to said Es
rate to pay to LOUIS C. NORRIS, JOHN A. ARM
STRONG, Executors, 228 or 101 CHESTNUT
street.anl7-thet
OFFICE OF 11IcELROY'S CITY DI
RECTORY, 600 CHESTNUT Street, 2d door.
Canvassers are now engaged in taking names and
making corrections for the CITY DIRECTORY for
iFf36'. The undersigned respectfully calls the atten
tion of all
persons in business, as well as house
beepers generally, to the importance in giving cor
rect information when called on by those employed
for the above'purpose. Liberal subscriptions are
.dm solicited. Cse7-2tl A. Mc-EL-HOY.
PAZIQUE.-THIS POPULAR GAME
handsomely put up in boxes, With Rules and
ntgLibttr, In three styles. Prices, *2.50, 11 AN 04 and
ASII3IEAD EVS,
,e7.4115.2t No. 721. CHESTNUT Street.
CROQUET -(}ET THE BEST.-
Handsome sets of Croquet put up in strong and
neat boxes. A most elegant game for this and next
.ohth. etaL)IEAD k EVANS,
5e741162t No. 7*4 CIIIIISTNTJT Street,
pIIOTOGRA.PHIC VIEWS. MADE OF
Churelies, Residences, Country Seats, and
Publie Buildings, in a superior manner. Persons
any should apply to E. P. REIMER, 624
ARCH 6trect.
rOLoBED PHOTOGRAPHS, BEAU
TIFUL pictures and faithful likenesses. only
$ l - 50 . See specimens and obtain, at REIJILIPS,
i1.(213,N1.1 Street, above Green. Au invaluable like
-nrss at a small cost. it*
RATE TAKEN OF YOURSELF A.
Life-size Photograph, in Oil Colors: the most
natural, life-litm, and pleasing styles of portraits
made. B. F. REIMER, 624 Alien Street. It*
T 8. & 19. H. CHAFFEE, 'WHOLE
- Bale dealers in Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings,
Fancy Goods, &c. 2;o. 511 MARKET 'Street,
Plil
ladeiphia. se6-12t
•
CABINET FURNITURE.
moonv, a CAMPION,.
261 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
the?e Prepared to follow the decline hi the market Lit
Price of their Furniture. Purchasers will Ideas.
call and examine our stock. mylo-1.0
AVANA CIGARB.-A GOOD VA•
RIETY constantly In store and bond, at low.
est cash rates. S. FITRIIET & SONS,
basss-aso. No. 51.13 South FRONT Street.
IiciEEKETICALLY BELLED MEATS
AND SOUPS.
1,000 doz. Sausage Meat.
" Beast Beet.
500 " do Veal.
500 a. .do Mutton.
i,OOO " 'do Turkey.
1,000 " do Chicken.
F.OOO " assorted Sones, .1 2,23 i Ih. Canso
es For sale by ODES & wiudAme,
-if 107 South WATER Street.
lIELMBOLD ' S CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BITCHU is the Brent Mantle.
11 BLIVIBOLIV CONCENTRATED MITI - mow SABER M
realLA IS t e [heat Blood Pacifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharma.
ej . and Chemistry, and are the most active that can
ue w ade. j soutti WiftliTß Wed. auzmw
-
OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF
GOVERNMENT LOANS
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Offer for sale, at lowest market rates,
U.S. 1.80 Treasury Notes of date of Aug. 15,1889.
Do. 110. do. June 15, 1055.
DO. do. 00. July 15,1885.
PHILADELPHIA
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
STOCKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
Information given concerning all kinds of Secu
rities.
Oolleetiedia on all points made at lowest ra te s,
au24-tjal
iER..&ND DRY GOODS JOBBERS
JAMES I KENT, SANTEE, & CO:,
' 4iRORWEBS AND JOBBERS
Nos. 239 and 241 North Third Street,
MOM, Prints,
Cassimeres, Delathes,
Sattinette, Alpacas,
Jeans, Fancy Dress Goods,
Cottonades. Brown and Bieeched Sheetings,
Denims, Brown and Bleeched Shirting%
Stripes, Omish Chambras,
Checks, Omish Tweeds,
Oingimms, Flannels,
Diapers, Linens.
FURNISHING 000135,
WHITE GOODS,
aa2S•Bm ' , NOTIONS, ac., &c.
FALL. 1865.
EDMUND YARD k. CO.,
611 Chestnut and 614 Jayne Sts,,
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
WHITE EMS AND BALMORAL&
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
FANCY WOOL GOODS,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.
I . E. WALRAVEN,
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM
ENTIRELY NEW AND RICH DESIGNS,
PINK, WHITE AND BLUE
MOSQUITO BARS
WITH PATENT UMBRELLA FRAMES,
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY.
• PURE CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEED, spICESP&c.
An the requisites for Preserving and Pickling
purposes.
ALBERT C. ROpERTS,
DEALER:3M FINE GROCERIES,
au26-tf Cot. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
lUNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
—Wanted for the UNITED STATES MARINE
cOP.PS„ able-bodied MEN. Splendid induce
ments hold out to all entering the Marine Corps;
glorious opportunity to visit foreign countries;
good pay, excellent accommodations, light and
easy duties.
For all further information inquire at the Recruit
ing Rendezvous No. 311 South FRONT Street,
Philadelphia_, between 9A. M. and P. M. every
day except =day. CHARLES HF.YWOOD.
iyi Captain and BeCrUiting Officer.
ROMAINE'S
CRIMEAN BITTERS.
WHAT THEY ARE.
A purely medical preparation, composed of recog
nized standard remedies in diseases for - which it is
recommended, their curative powers increased by
combination, and extracted by a scientific pharme
ceutical proeeSs, which secures a perfect and uni
form concentration of medical virtues.
They are the most reliable preventive and cure of
FEVER and AGUE known.
- . the
They restore h tone of the stomach, and impart
strength to the digestive organs when reCOVering
from sickness.
They protect the system from the effects °Miele
ment weather and miasma, avert Chills and Fever,
and remove slight attacks of Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia.
They relieve Diarrhoea, Flatulence, and Colic, and
counteract the effect of change of water aud cli
mate.
They are especially adapted for Dyspeptics, In
valids, and Sedentary persons, who need a tonic
stimulant.
Their stimulating properties being chiefly derived
froom roots and plants, they exhilarate without
creating a craving for alcoholic. drinks.
They are approved by the highest medical authori
ties in United States Army hospitals, where they
have been used.
They are very delicate in flavor, and agreeable to
the palate.
WHAT THEY ARE NOT.
- - -
TIIEY AnEIsTOT a decoction of inert aromatics, to
aid a 'eomproreise with conscience which shrinks
from open tippling,.
Tirme ARE NOT WHISKY (Miler another name..
THEY AItENOT a 'worthless compound puffed into
notoriety.
Send to your Druggist for Circular, with full par
ticulars.
MILLER & CO., Proprietors
110 Liberty St., N. Y.
For sale by Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, at
manufacturers , rates, end retailed by all respecta
ble Druggists and Family Grocers. an3l4llstu-601e
TRADE
• PAPER COLLARS.
CLOTH LINED,
AND WITHOUT
" CLOTH LINING.
MARK.
The Cloth Lined Collars made by the LOCK WOOD
MFG. CO. 255 South Street, Philadelphia,
have been in general use since 1849, and notwith
standing the fact that numerous imitations of them
have been made they still rank superior to any Col
lar in the market.
They are the only collars lined throughout with
cloth, with a layer of paper on each side, and are
shaped upon formers, or moulds so as to tit the
neck and allow a space for the cravat, The peculiar
process used in their manufacture, makes Diem re
semble linen very closely; when finished the fibres
of the cloth give the appearance of linen to the
paper. They are very strong and do not tear at the
uutton-homs,and are the only collars made that Call
be turned and worn on both sides without the but
ton-holes giving way and the paer tearing,
Parties purchasing collars willbe careful to see
that each collar is stamped upon the inside—Lock
wood We. Vs. Cloth Lined, with the Trade Mark of
the Co. and da le of Patents. Do not be deceived by
the boxes or false representations, but see for your
self, lithe collar itself Is not stamped upon the in
side as above, It is not genuine.
The enormous demand for these goods (largely Olt
eceding that of any collar made) has kept them sold
ahead of production, but with a large amount of
new machinery, this Co. is now able to fill all orders
promptly, either in Philadelphia or at any of the
Agencies.
In addition to these best standard goods, several
lower grades of collars are constantly to stock.
The Lockwood Mfg. Co. are the sole licenses under
Bunt's and Lockwood's Patts purchasin g rst on Paper
Collars ever issued, ) and by these goods
parties avoid difficulties and lawsuits, which are
now beingyigorously prosecuted against all dealers
in other Makes of
steersollars, which infringe one
or more of these Pt
SOLE AGENTS FOR LOCKWOOD MFG. CO.,
255, 257, and 259 South THIRD Street, Ph
tuitad2wa
ta
SPECIAL NOTICE.-ALL NEGA
TIVES In my possession of two years , stand
ing and upwards will be destroyed within end month,
unless secured Sy purchase or special request.
se2-stutlat* P. GITTEICUNST, Photographer.
OLD AND - I:MACH R 174 WHISKY
FOR. BALE. — The subscriber has for sale fifteen
barrels of PURE OLD MANDUBAOII RYE
WHISKY, which will be warranted to be the
genuine article, under the hand of the manufac
turer. It was made shortly after the commence
ment of the rebellion, and stored away purityate
use. Tide Whisky is celebrated for Its and
line flavor, having been manufactured out of clean
rye, and double dletlnen, with the old-fashioned
worm still, and Is now the oldest for sale in town or
country A sample can be seen at the odice of the
subscriber. JAMES GORDON,
se2-stuth3t No. 213 WALNUT Street.
SHATTERED COMITITUTioNs RE
STORED by TTRROLD'S EXTRACT BUM.
ut ouo II
t' Ta i 4treet,
No. 114 B. THIRD STREET.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AS FOLLOWS
BONDS OF 1881.
5-00 LOAN OF 1862.
5-20 LOAN OF MI.
10-10 LOAN OF 180*
ON COMIISSION.
DRY GOODS,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
LINENS,
DEALERS IN
GERMANTOWN
BALM ORALS,
CURTAIN GOODS.
MASONIC HALL.
719 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAS JIIST WAVILIVXD
A. FULL LINE OF
CURTAINS,
AT REDUCED RATES
ALL SIZES, BEADY FOB USE
WINDOW S'IIADES,
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS.
PIANO COVERS,
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT.
iv22-tf
GROCERIES.
MILITARY.
LOCKWOOD'S
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
W. E. &I E. D. LOCKWOOD 3
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
WHOLESALE' BWK,ERS WILL FIND
A LARGE STOCX o:2‘
FRENCH MERIN OES,
RICH POPLINS,
MOUSSEL DE LAINES,
PLAID CASHMERES,
From the late
AUCTION F 3 ALES
IN NEW YORK,
which will be SOLI at less than regular prices.
CITRWEN STODDART R BROTHER,
Nos. 450. 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
se-at above Willow.
ILACK THIBET SHAWLS, SILK
FRINGE,
Black Thibet Shawls, Wool Fringe,
Long Black Thibet Shawls,
LE ng Black Cashmere Shawls,
From the late Auction sales in New York.
CEIRWEN STOLDABT & BROTHER,
Noe, 440, 4-5 , 4, and *54 North SECOND Street,
Bei-at Above Willow.
B LANKETS, COUNTERPANES,
TABLE LINENS, TOWELLINGS,
A full and railed stock.
C O, STODDART & BROTHER.
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 North SIIICOND Street,
se7-3t Above Willow.
CHOICE COLORS MERINOES,
Prices ranging from $1.25 to 0,1.75.
From the late Auction sales in New York.
CUBWEN STODDART SECONDER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 North Street,
eel
Above Willow.
ALL WOOL CASHMERE PLAIDS,
FROM THE LATE AUCTION SALES IN
NEW YORK.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
557-St - Above Willow.
BROADCLOTHS, CAS SIME RE 8,
COATINGS, Goods of all kinds, for Men and
Boy's Wear, of new de.signs. it the loweA prizes.
CIIRWEN STOODART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 450, and 454 North SECOND Street,
se7-3t Above Willow.
IICH STYLES PLAID POPLINS,
RIM STYLES STRIPED ronaxo,
In choice coloring, from the late
AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK.
CURWEN STODDART A BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
se7-3t Above Willow.
MEDIUM AND LOW PRICED DRESS
GOODS from 271 le to 62xe . A splendid
from the late Auction Sales in New York.
CURWEN STODDART it BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 15g, and 454 North SECOND Street,
se7-3t Above Willow.
FALL.
OIIOICE COLORS PLAIN ALL-WOOL
POPLINS from the
LATE AUCTION SALES IN NEW FORK.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450. 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
ee7-3t Above Willow.
OUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
TT
SHEPPARD, VAN RARLING-EN, & ARRI
SON, No• 1008 CHESTNUT Street,
Are ricly__recAvikktlmir t.`4l , assortment of
• iliksk Irmo, !MING DRY GOODS
Such as Table Cloths, Napkins, Damask and
Diaper; Towelings, Towels, Linen and Cotton
Shootings of all kinds. _Billow Linen and Muslin,
Blankets, Quilts, and generally every article of
Dry GOOds required in a we 1 ordered house
hold. Se2-stuthet
TEAL WELSH FLANNELS.-JUST
-A-v received an assortment of
REAL WELSH FLANNELS,
Well known to housekeepers for their superior
Ivashipg qualities.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, di AMLISON
se2.stuth6t No. 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
FROM NEW YORK AUCTION
SALES.
Lupin's fine ali-wool Helaine, 50c.
Fine all-wool Merinops, 87c, $1.14,
Two cases Lupins superb quality, $1.40, 1.74.
Lupin's plain Rep, , , sl.2s—newest style plaids.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE &
Northwest cor. of EIGHTH and MARKET.
so FOR GOOD WIDE BLACK
sIDICS.
Neat plaid fancy Silks, $1.75.
Double-faced, black figured,
A choice line of fine dress goods.
Double-width black all-wool Delaines,sl,sl.2.s.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE ‘Ni -
Northwest cor. of EIGHTH awl ALARKET.
83.6(1 FOR HONEY - COMB BRIDAL
l-f c,iIJILTS.
Marseilles crib Quilts, cradle SianketS.
1 bale hi-wide all-wool Flannel, 40e.
1 bale good all-wool Shaker, Me.
2 bales gray Twilled Flannel, at 450 and 505.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE Lt
Northwest cor. EIGHTH and MARKET-
THREE BALES RUSSIA CRASH, 25,
28, 31 CENTS.
5-4, 6-4, and 84 Sheetlngs.
9-4, 10-4, and 11-4 *heetings.
NeW York Mills and Wanksutta Shirtings.
Four bales Unbleached Musllns—cheapest iu
he city.
J. O. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
Northwest ear. EIGHTH and AlAlticET.
BLANKETS. -A FIVE-POUND BLAN
KET FOR $3.
8 cases superior Blankets, 9t5 and 6.75.
6 cases good size all-wool, 99 and 9.
4 eases tine extra size, Mello )912.
8 eases superb Quality, s,
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
Northwest cor. EIGHTH and MARKET.
sc2-stutbtf
WE WANT EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that, notwithstanding the great scarcity of
MIIBLIICS, we have a large assortment of every
width; 3-4 wide bleached, 20 ets per yard; 3-4 do, 25
ets: foil 9-4 d 0,40 ets; 5-4 do, 6-4 do, 8-4 do, 9 4 do,
10-4 do, 11-4 do, and 12-4 do. Muslins by the piece at
less than wholesale prices. Linen Diapers at *2 per
piece of usual 12-yard pieces; Linen Diapers at
every price and width; Linen Diapers 26 inches
wide; Linen Diapers much under regular prices.
Flannels, 373 cts per - yard; all kinds of Ilannel
cheap. R. D. & W. H. PENNELL,
se6-3t 1021 MARKET Street, below Eleventh.
WE ARE SELLING A GOOD WHITE
BLANKET for $5,26 per pair; we arc selling
a good Blanket far $0.50 per pair; we fire selling the
same Blanket for $6.75 per pair that we sold last
season for $l2 per pair; we are selling the same
Blanket for $6.75 per pair that others are now sell
ing at $lO per pair. We are selling alt kinds of
Blankets at near half last year's prices.
l fz W. H. rn - NNELL,
set-it 1021 MARK ET Ot reet, below Eleventh,
B LANKET S.-THE CHEAPEST
BLANKET HOUSE IN THE CITYY2--Now is
the lime to buy them, for as the season advances
they will undoubtedly be higher. There has not
been near the usual quantity made, and the demand
for them is already very emit.
I am offering great inducements now by putting
the prices very low, and will guarantee to sell
Blankets at less than the same qualities can be had.
I have them as low as $5 per pair, and from that up.
At $lO per pair I have a line all-wool ono that did
not sell last winter less than $l5. They are a good
bargain, and well worth examining. Any one want
leg such will save at least $2 per pair, as they are
fully that much under the market prise.
Crib Blankets,
_all sizes and qualities.
One lot heavy Marseilles Counterpanes at $10; the
last of the same quality were sold at Vs; I bought
them from a recent importation, and they are the
cheapest guilt In the city. Also, several other quali
ties equally low; honeycomb, Laneaster,and Bridal
Quilts; heavy ready-made Comfortables, anti one of
the best assortments of Flannels that canoe offered.
Blankets can be furnished in any quantity, as in 4 y
stock is very large. GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
1012 MAlflaT street, above Tenth. se6-4t
POWER LOOM TABLE LINENS, Mc,
$l, awl $1.12}4.
Heavy Unbleached Table Linen, 6238, 73, and
8740 C.
Rustic Crash, 23 and 25 cents—cheap.
American Crash—a nice assortment.
Napkins at all prices.
Scotch Diaper, from $/.. to $5 a piece.
Largest and best Honey-comb Quilts.
Very fine Linen Towels and Towelling t
JOHN H. STOKES,
se4 702 ARCH Street.
W T 0 BALES OF REAL RUSSIA
CRASII, 'Just received. Price, 25 and 31 cents.
PUMA Table WIC/113 and Napkins.
MICK Towellings and Bird-Eye Diapers.
Linen and Cotton Sbeetings.
Pine end medium quality Flannels.
New York Mills and - Williamsville Muslim.
English and American Prints.
Stripe Chintzes for wrappers and bordering.
EDWIN HALL & 00.,
ROO-if SOUtIiSECOND Street.
IILANKETS-ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
LOW PRICES.
Medium and line Blankets.
Some extra cheap lots, $0 and MO,
Flue crib Blankets; Horse Blankets.
Honey-comb Quilts; wide, heavy Sheeting.%
Shaker Flannels, finest goods, $1 and $l.O.
Best quality Canton Flannels; Ticking%
Linen Diapers, $3.25, V. 50, $3, and 0.50, &e.
DELAINES.
107 pieces new Delalnes, 35 and 37 ets.
118 pieces new prints, best makes, orily ES to 35 Ots.
Daily opening new dress goods.
Black dress goods stock complete.
COOYER & CONARD,
S. E. cor. NINTH and MAIM/ T Streets.
IT STEEL tk SON, Noi3. '71.8 & '715
s-n-s North TENTH Street, are now offering great
bargains in
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
press Goods of all kinds at reduced prices.
Shawls of all kinds at reduced prices.
Domestics of all kinds at reduced prices.
Linen Goods of all kinds at reduced prices.
13,4 yards wide English Cashmeres, Fall colors, $l.
SILKS OF ALL KINDS AT LOW PRICES.
CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS IN THE CITY.
Just opened I ease of Hoyle's best quality 4-4 Eng
lashh Chintzes, double purples, at 00c. anl2
V ilt - i 16 1 8 AO ;I *CI) id CM
LIGHT -HOUSE COTTAGE , ATLANTIC CITY, N.
The nearest house to the slid.
JONAH W T
OOTON,
artl4-sn• Proprietor
COTTON -WARP CLOTHS,
mnico-rs,
WAVE AND OTHER PATTERNS
ALL-WOOL
DOESKINS>
AND OTHER FANCY PATTERNS.
For sale by the Manufacturers,
BENJ. BULLOCK'S SONS,
40 and 42 South FRONT Street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I have made arrangements to remain for a '
StIORT TIME ONLY,
In my present afore, and will continue to sell first
class FURNITURE at very low prices, until further
notice.
GEO. J. HENKEL%
sel-lm son and 811 CRESTNUT Street.
MACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, &o.
—2,500 bbl,. Mass. Nos. 1 2, and 3 Maekerel,
We -caught tint fish, lit assorted paeksges.
2,000 btils. New Natal:art. Fortutie nay, and HMl
fax Herring.
2,600 boxes Lubec. sealed, No: I Herring,
150 bbls. New Mess Sbad.
250 boxes Herkimer-count Cheese, Re.
In store and for sale by MURPHY A , KOONS,
jad9-tt No. 146 NORTH. WHARVES.
FOR NON-RETENTION OR 'N00N
.... ,TINENCE of urine, irritation, Inflammation or
ulceration of the bladder, or kidneys, dtheasee of
the prostate glands, stone in the bladder, calculus,
gravel or brick-dust deposit, and all diseases of the
bladder, kidneys, and dropsical owellings, 101
South TENTLI Street. ati23-im
tips, liatoBeLD , B PLVID riXTUAVE lgrctur,
THE PRESS:=-PRILADKEPHIA; THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1865:
WHOLESALE DRY !ROODS.
1865 . WHOLESALE. 1865.
THOS. W. EVANS Sr, CO.,
Are daily opening their
FALL IMPORTATION,
AND RAVE NOW ON
EXHIBITION
A. CHOICE LINE OF
FINE DRESS GOODS,
KID GLOVES, &o.
To which the attention of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
IS INVITED.
S2O CHESTNUT STREET, UP STAIRS.
auBo-12t
1865. r. A, L L 1805,
JAS R. COMM a CO.,
IVY CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite the attention of Cash Buyers at whol'e'sale
to their stock of
FRENCH, BRITISH, AND AIIiERNAN
DRY G-00335.
Which, for extent, variety, and general adapta
tion to the wants of the trade, is unrivalled.
SILKS,
MERINOES,
POPLINS,
EPINGLINES;
TARTAN PLAIDS.
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS, •
BALMORALS,
WHITE •GOODS,
LINENS, and
BRADFORD GOODS.
Package Buyers supplied with scarce and desira
ble goods at and under market rates.
WHOLESALE ROOMS VP 5T11.11115.
au2S-tf
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
FALL.
1865.
GLEN ECIiO MIL4IAS,
GERDIANTOWN, PA
31'CALLIC331 Sr... CO.,
(MANUFACTURERS & lIKPORTEUS OP
CA_TtP3E.TINGS,
OIL CLOTH, MATT.T.NIGS,
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
509 CHESTNUT STREET
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
519 CHESTNUT STREET
CARPETINGS ! CA:RPETINGB 1 1
J. T. DELACROIX,
No. 37 South SECOND Street, No. 37
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
HAS JUST BECEVV2D A FULL LIES
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CA'RPETINGS,
OF THE BEST MAKES AND NEWEST STYLES.
WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, DRUGGETS,RAG. LIST,
AND COTTAGE CARPETS,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
J. T. DELACROIX,
37 SOUTH SECOND STREET
Between Between Chestnut and Market streets, tßada.
sel-fstuArtb3m
NEW CARPET WAREITOUBE.
LEEDOM & SHAW
Will open MONDAY. Sept. 11, 1866, with an entire
New Stock of ENGLISH anti AMERICAN CAR
PETING in all their variety, to - which we -respect
fully invite the attention of our friends and the
public generally at
se7-4t. No. 910 ARCH Street, Philadelphia.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
•
KURD -ROTIGHTON,
No. 401 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
Publish,.SATl7RD AY, September 2,
CRAYON HISCELLANY. By Washington Ir
ving. The new "Riverside Edition," printed from
new plates in neat portable size. 1 vol., 16 mo.
Mee, *1:71
Also Ready:
SKETCH BOOK., GOLDSMITH,
KNICKERBOCKER, TRAVELLER,
BRACEBRIDUE HALL.
11.
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD AND HER DOG.
With fifteen illustrations on stone, In tint, front de
signs by H. L. Stephens. r vol„ quarto, $1.2.5.
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. With fifteen
illustrations on stone, in tint, from designs by H.
L. Stephens. I vol., quarto, $1.25.
For sale by all booksellers.
Lately 4Published.
LV.
MY MARRIED. LIFE AT HILLSIDE. By Barry
Gray. With illustrations by MeNevin. 1 vol.
Crown Svo. Price, Is 2.
Although the book is chiefly of an amusing cha
racter, it is not so entirely There is considerable
pathos in its pages, as well as some good poetry."
—[Red. Oot. Rey.
" They are lively, huraorotis, and Sparkling."—
[Boston Times.
" A book which ought-to be popular. It is not so
introspective as ` Reveries of a - Bachelor,' but will
be appreciated more by a discerning public. It is a
work ti or Saratoga or any other-watering-place.
• *
There is just enough of improba
bility in the`story to let one know that its author
designs to be satiriesi."-411. Y. Witten.
V.
THE GAME OF CROQUET; ITS APPOINTMENT
AND LAWS. By R. Fellow. With Descriptive Illus
trations and Frontispiece, by Hoppin, being a com
plete hand-book, containing, by the exactness of
description, absence of technicalities, and compre
hensiveness, full directions and regulations apper
taining to this interesting game. One Vol., Svc.,
Cloth. Price, 50 cents.
The Standard Authority of the lame. Five Thou
sand Copies already sold.
Any - of the above sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt
or the pricea annexed to ca - c - h.
Several new and interesting wens in press, which.
will be announced shortly. sep7-thsat2t
INSECT ENEMIES OF FRUIT TREES.
By Isaac P. Trimble, M. D., Entomologist to the
State Agricultural 50d.03 ,- of New Jersey. With
Illustrations drawn from Nature. In one volume.
ALSO,
BALL'S GUIDE TO THE GREAT WEST. With
Maps, &o.
STORY OF TILE GREAT MARCH. By a Staff
°Meer. With Illustrations.
All New and Standard Books.
For sale at low prices by
LINDSAY - a ISLAIIISTON,
Wisher. and Booksellers.
se6 No. 25 South SIXTH Street.
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THE BIBLE HAND-BOOK. An Introduction
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SVO
TH.
OIJUIITS ON THE FUTURE CIVIL POLICY
OF AMERICA. By John William Draper, M, D.,
LL. D.
THE OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Showing where Petroleum s.found; how it is ob
tained; and at what cost. With hints for whom it
may concern. By William Wright.
All the new books received as 110011 as published,
and for sale by JAMES CLAXTON,
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see 606 CHESTNUT Street.
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of our most gifted writers.
Tbe volume is elegantly printed on 'Coned paper,
and tastefully bound, . with an appropriates design
in gold. 12mo, muslin, gilt top, with a steel por
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purpose to preserve, in permanent form, the span•
taneous tributes of esteem and affection tendered
to the memory of our late beloved President by the
poetical writers of our own and other eountries. -
It seems especially fitting that the tender regard
which Mr. Lincoln had won for himself during the .
four eventful years Of his Presidency, and - which
has found so many al, d such heartfelt estpre.s6lolll3
since his untimely death, should have a lasting re
cord; and both - tor the gratification of those who
have mingled their tears over the remains of the
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rations of how wise, and great, and good we thought
him, this volume is now put forth.
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eel-6t Publisher. 718 and 717 MARKET St
LOOKING GLASSES.
The largest and most complete wort went,. at
moderate prices.
0/14 P.A.INTINGeS,
Recent importations.
ENGRAVINGS, PORTRAIT' AND PICTURE
FRAMES,. CIIROMO-TITITROGRAIMIES,
. WM, AMERICAN AND END*
LISH SCV,ZERY,
Rogues! Statuettes, Rustle Frantes,
And every other character of Frames for Engra
vings. JAMES S. EARI.E. & SONS,
NW'S SlB CHESTNUT Street.
11 - ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT : 817C1117
."-L. gives health and vigor to the frame , and bloom
to the pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by
many alarming- symptoms, and if no treatment ts
submitted to, consumption, insanity, Or epiiepttt
tits luau • 104 Aoutki 'Ulan &LAI % auXl44/
EDUCATIONAL
PLOCUTION TAUGHT AND STAM•
HERING CURED. PHILIP LAWRENCE.
rroiessor of Elocution, Xole LOCUST St. sc4-Bt.
THE MISSES DE CHARMES FRENCH
and English School will reoen at N. 161 G
FILBERT Street, on MONDAY, S eptember 11,1885.
Sep4-7t,
THE MISSES DARRACH WILL RE
OPEN their SCHOOL for Young Ladles at No.
RIG South EIGHTEENTH Street, on nsoNDAT,
September filth, 1805. sel-120,
p.PRING-GARDEN INSTITUTE FOR
KJ Young Ladies. Duties resumed Sept. 4tli.
au2B-3w. GILBERT COMBS, A. M., Principal.
THE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
sowoot ot , the subscriber, S. E. cot of
of
THIRTEENTH and LOCUST Streets, will R en
on MONDAY, Sept. 11. Eau2S-Im.] B. %ENDA L.
MMISS IC K. ASHBURNER WILL RE
OPEN her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at 300 South
THIRTEENTH Street,
betuw Walnut, on MON.
DAY, September 4th, au2B-12t*
SPRING -GARDEN ACADEMY- A
Classical, Mathematical, and English School for
Boys and Young Men, corner EIGHTH and BUT
TONWOOD Strects,will reopen MONDAY, Septem
ber 4, J. P. BIRCH, A. M.,
anTS-lm Principal,
CATHARINE M. SHIPLEY WILL RE
OPEN her School, at No. 4 SOUTHWEST
PENN Souare,-ou the 11th of Muth Mouth, (Sep
tember,)lB6s. au2B-11n.
WILLIAM FBWSMITH'S CLA.SSI
CAL and English Schooi No. 1008 CHEST
NUT Street, will reopen on MONDAY, September
4.
SC H 0 O L AND KINDERGARTEN
will reopen MONDAY, September le, leBs,
boi4- MOUNT VERNON Street.
The Primary Department is conducted as a Kin
deegartan, upon the Ger Mall (Frcebel's)
and includes boys and girls under ten years of age.
ender pupils will be received.
In both departments, Gymnastics (ender the sys
tem of Dr. Die Lewis). and Drawing from still life
are taught. GERTRUDE W. FULTON
HARRIET B. DARLINGTON,
au23-12t MARY E. SPEAIibIAN.
ACADEMY FOR BOYS, REAR OF
No.. 41 North ELEVENTH Street, reopens
Ninth Month (Sept.) 4th. W. WHITAL
au26.4m*
THE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
DEAN STREET, BELOW LOCUST,
Will be reopened SEPTEMBER 4th.
au26-2xa* J. W. FAIRES, D. D., Principal.
FRIENDS' SCHOOL, OSLER 'AYE
-1- NUE, north from Noble street, below Sixth
Street.—Re en Bth mo. (Set. ) Bk. All Branches
of -a good ENGLISH ' EDUCATION thoroughly
taught, and particular attention given to the ',meal
training of the Pupils. All denominations admit
ted. THOS. SMEDLEY, Principal of Male Dept.
H. H. SMEDLEY, Prin. of Female Dept. au26-12V
VDUNG L DlE'' INSTITUTE,
(with Primary and Secondly' Departments at
tachedo S. E. corner of DILL ICN and a REEN
Streets. The- duties of this institution will be re
sumed on MONDAY, Sept. 4, 1865. au26-12t.
MISS BROOKS AND MRS. J. E.
HALL will resume the duties of their BOARD
/NO and DAY 501100 L for Young Ladies, at 1.218
WAINT_IT Street, on WEDNESDAYS the Zeth Lust.
auZ6-2m.
ABACHMANN TEACHER OF THE
. Plano, Organ, Melodeon, and Violin. 9914
SPRING GARDEN Street. ADVANCED PUPILS
FINISHED. Classes formed in Harmony. Appll
- 12 to 14, M.:6 to 7 P. IK. auBo-fm*
MISS V. P. BROWN,_ No. 1907 PINE
Street, will (on MONDAY, Sept. 4th,) resume
the duties of her School for Children, between the
ages of 4 and 15. au29-Im*
1865.
MRS. E. J, DAVIS WILL REOPEN
her SELECT SCHOOLfor Children, ou MON
DAY', September 4th, at t lio, 919 South EIGH
TEENTH Street. au3o-11t*
TREEMOUNT SEMINARY, NORRIS
TOWN, Pa., for young men and boys. Twenty
scond year. The Whiter Session of six mouths,
will nominen6B 611 TUESDAY. Sept, 1901. For cir
culars, addreasJOHN W. LOGE, Principal. seS-Gt*
SRIZZO WILL RESUME HIS LES
SONS in Vocal Music at his residence, No. 313
South SIXTEENTH Street, October 1.
He may be addressed meantime through the City
P. O. as above. au29-tr
C ENTRAL INSTITUTE, TENTH
and SPRING GARDEN Streets, 'win reopen
September 4th. Boys prepared for any division of
the Public Grammar Schools for College, or for
business. Special attention hiren to small boys.
. S A tr 3E t :. PrlnelDra t
Ile a s u lt: o n w ee, b3H46..Nao.ritTeenTm
MARY P. ROBESON'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES will be Reopened at 1613
FILBERT St., 9th month (Sept. 11th). an3o-Ine
THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL of Madame
MASSE will reopen on MONDAY, September 18th.
1p this institution instruction is thorough in every
department. Competent English teachers are em
ployed for all the branches of a good English edu
cation. French Is the language of the family, and
is constantly spoken In the - institute. For circu
lars, containing terms and other particulars, ad
dress 1.34-2 SFR - IMF, St, Philada., Pa. auE-2m
"FAIRMOUNT FEMALE COLLEGE,
-a- GREEN Street, west of Twenty-second street,
Ithiladelphia.—Tbis superior Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladles, will begin its next term
September lath. A Preparatory Department is pro
vided for younger pupils. For circulars, apply to or
address Rev. J.W. BARNHART, A.M., President.
auls-lm
CALEB S. HALLOWELL'S SELECT
High School for young men and boys, No. 110
North TENTH Street, Will reopen on the 18th
instant. se2.l4t*
SUSAN EtAYHIJR6t WILL OPEN
her School In the commodious rooms, Southeast
corner of NINTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
(entrance on Ninth,) September 18th. Facilities
will be afforded to Young Ladies for receiving it
thorough education. A Department for Children,
under a competent teacher, win be conducted upon
the nindergarten, or Object System. Reference,
former patrons .
p` or further information, apply to
DriC.N.PEIRCE,SOINorth SEVENTH St. set42t*
91 1 HE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
1 SCHOOL of H. D. GREGORY, A. AL,_No. 110 S
MARKET Street, will reopen ou.I!,IONDILY, Sep
tember 4th. , an2l-Ine
P HILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN
STITUTE, for YOUNG- LADIES_ , N. W. corner
of CHESTNUT and EIGHTEENTH Streets, (for.
merly at 1530 Arch street.) Circulars at 1228 and
Oaestnut street. Or address P. 0. Box 2611. The
next session . W.W. COMMelleo on MONDAY, Sep
tember 18th. Rev. CHARLES A. Mall, D. D.
Principal. aulo-1m
fI.HEGARAY INSTITUTE.-ENGLISH
and French Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladles, lios. 1547 and 1529 SPltuOss Street, Phi
ladelplga, will reopen on WEDNESDAY, Septem-
ber Roth.
French is the language of the family, and is con
stantly spoken in the Institute.
For circulars and particulars apply to
au9-3m Madame D'HERIaLLY, Principal.
CILDOUN BOARDING SCHOOL
UR
A --A - FOR GIRLS, CHESTER COUNTY, rEITII
three miles south of Coatesville, on the Fenno..
Railroad. Whiter term commences Tenth Month,
(October,) 9th, 1.8(6. Terms—lWO per session of
twenty weeks. Music, $lO ; Drawing or Painting,
each 45. Languages not extra.
For ClTcular9, address the Principal
RICHARD DARLIIWTON,
aul2-south Im Ercildoun, Pa:
I NSTRUCTION THROUGH BOOKS,
OBJECTS, AND PICTURES.
ANN DICIISON will reopen her SCHOOL for
BOYS and GIRLS, at No. WS South EIGHTEENTH
Street, on the lith of September. auil-theta-tf
SCHOOL FOR BOYS-SPRING GAR
DEN INSTITUTE REOPENS 9mo (September
4th.) Circulars 13.19 MOUNT VERNON Street.
aul7-thstu-13t*
ACADEMY or THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CIIIIBOrI, LOCUST AND JU
NIPER STREETS.—The autumnal session will open
on MONDAY, September 4th, at 9 o'clock A. M.
Applications for admission may be made during the
preceding week between 19 and 12 o'clock In the
morning. JAMES W. ROBINS, A. M.,
ftuThotutlislM Read Master.
MOUNT HOLLY INSTITUTE, AT
MOUNT HOLLY, N. J. An English and
Classical BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR BOYS, eon
(tutted by the Subscriber, for some years associated
with his father, the late Rev. SatnuEl Aaron. Term
e 9 ens September 11th. References: Hon. J. C. Ten
RVele, ExAenator from New . Jersey; Rev. Howard
Alaeolm, D. D.; Rev, Win. P. Breed, D.D„
delphia. Address
au22-tuths9t CHAS. B. AARON,A.M., Principal.
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MISS C. A. BURGIN'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG, LADIES will be reopened SEPTEM
BER 15th, :it 1037 WALNUT Street. Circulars
InaY be obtained et the Sehool-house. eel-Stethhn•
MR. GEORGE FELIX EMMERT
will resume his PIANO LESSONS September
18th. Address
set-stuthlat* No. 716 CHESTNUT Street.
THE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL of A. B. SHBARRR, A.M., North.
west corner of CHESTNUT and TWELFTH Sts.
(second floor.) will reopen on MONDAY, Sept. 4.
For terms, references, &e., see Circulars; to be ob
tained at Mr. Hassard ' s Drug Store, or from the
Principal, at the School Rooms, every morning, be
tween l 0 and 12.3.4 o'clock. au25.4.m.
MRS. SCHAFFER'S SCHOOL WILL
be REOPENED on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
4th.; at 933•SERUCE street.
Circulars may be obtained at the N. E. corner of
Spruce and Tenth streets. auti-Mt.
PB7' MISSES CASEY AND MRS.
EEBE
will reopen their Boarding_iiimi Liaz
School for Young, Ladies, No. 1703 w
Street, on WEDNESDAY,. the 20th ofSept. au2-2m"
GERMANTOWN FEMALE SEMI
VARY, GREEN Street. south of Walnut lane,
will reopen on WEDNESDAY, September 13th.
Circulars containing full information as to Terms,
course of Instruction character of the Seminary,
&c.,_may be obtained of
Prof. WALTER S. FORTESCUP., A. M.,
au22-tf Principal.
MISS MARY E. THROPP WILL RE
orrx her English and French Boarding and
Day School for Young Ladles at 1.1341 (111.EBTN (JP
Street, Philadelphia, on the llth or Buptember. For
Circulars, apply al the School. aul7-Im*
WEST BRANCH BOARDING
SCHOOL.
MALE AND FEMALE.
JERSEY SHORE, LTCOMIND COUNTY, PENNA.
Terms, *l5O per year. C
Pupils prepared for College Business or ordinary
duties of - doniestie life, with the comforts of a good
Home. Catalogues, with full particulars, of Philip
Wilson, 409 Chestnut street, or address as above.
aul7-I.M. F. DONLEAVY LONG, A. M.,Principal.
RUGBY CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
ACADEMY.
1226 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
. This Institution is designed to rival the best
schools of this country' and of England, in its sys
tem of instruction and discipline, and in the full
ness of its classical and mathematical course.
Those preparing for college will be fitted to take
a high stand in their class and to graduate with
honor. It will be the special aim also to prepare
young men for business or professional life. First
session confluences September 18th. Circulars, with
full Information, can he had at 1228 Chestnut street.
EDW, CLARENCE SMITH, A. EL. Principal.
ItEntliENCAß.—Caleb Cope, Esq„, lion. Wm. D.
Kelley lion. Jos. Allison,. Alexander
Esq., 1 homes Potter, Esq.,A. H. Francisco°, Esq.,
H. P. 111. Birkinbine, Esq. aula-lm
PENNSYLVANIA. MILITARY ACA
DEMY, AT WEST CHESTER.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
THURSDAY, September 7, at 4 P. M.
Cadets may_pursue either a Classical or Scientific
manse of study, under experienced and thorough
instructors. In the Primary Department the usual
English branches are taught. Military, instruction
is given in the three arms of the service. Tim Aca
demy Is fUrnlshed with horses for Cavalry and
.Horse-Artillery exercises.
All the appointments of the Institution, are of the
first order, and no expense or e ort. is spared to
iiiivance the education and military traildugoD the
Cadets.
The religious instruction of the Cadets is carefully
attended to.
For Circulars, apply to J, ORNE, Esn,.
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, or to Co/ THE 9.
MYATT, President of Peima MA . 7 Ac..IY.CaulA-11E
V G OUN MEN AND ROYS' . BCIK 4 OI,,_
-a- Bev. JAS. G.. SHINN, A. M., will open an
English, Classical, Mathematical, and Scientific
School for Young filen and 80y,5,,, &G. VMOUN
YEEE.OX Street, on the firSt AltniDA X in Septem
ber. The instruction no pertionisr Mid the.
rough, such as will prepare young Men for business
or college. For terms, &c.., apply as above. aul9-Ims
THE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY
-a- AND MILITARY INSTITUTE, looated in the
borough of WEST CHESTER, PA., will commence
ita next Scholastic Year of tea months, on the
first WEDNESDAY, the 6th of September.
For Catalogues. containing Terms and full infor
mation, apply to Its PriueiniL
103.0 w wzrzaam. "it, WM, A../1.
•
EDUCATIONAL.
A R. TAYLOR, TEACHER OF WINO
• ING and PIANO, 1.9626 MELON Street, wilt
resume September llth, at from 7 to 9 A. M. and u to
7 P. M.
T ABBERTON & CHASE'S 6011001 4
-AU
No. 1804 CHANCELLOR Street Ord street
below Walnut, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth),ivlll reopen on MONDAY, September U.
During tills week. the Principals may be seen at No.
338 South FIFTEENTH Street. se6-4t.
CRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
No. 637 CHESTNUT ST., CORNER SEVENTH.
Established 1849. Incorporated 1855.
The Course of Instruction includes Book-keeping
In its different branches Penmanship, Mercantile
Calculations, Business Forms, Commercial Law,
&e., furnishing a necessary •
PREPARATION FOR su - biteras LIFE.
Students instructed separately, and received at
any time. Di comas awarded for Graduation. Ca
talogues furnished gratis. on application.
Evening Sessions after September lath. sell-at if.
trISS ELIZA. W. SMITH'S SCHOOL
for Young Ladles, No. 1210 EPRUdE Street,
will be reopened on MONDAY, September ii. The
course embraces a thorough English Education.with.
Latin, French, German, Music, Drawing, Painting,
&c. ses-Im.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MUT
-a- TUTE for Young Ladles, Rev. N. CYR and
Mrs. M. D. DAVENPORT, Prinelpilla. No. 2953
FRANKFORD Road Philadelphia. Circulars can
he had, on application, at the Institute and at
Messrs. JOHNPENNINGTON & SONS, No. 127
South SEVENTH Street. au23-Im*
RE V. ALBERT HENRY BARNES
--- will reopen his Classicalwad English School,
at 922 (71.1EPTNIPP Street, aff.alonday. September
4th. sel-12t.
MARGARET ROBINSON WILL RE
open her School for Glrls, 725 RACE Street, on
the 11th of the Ninth month. Aply to
F. GILLINGHAM,
sel-12t. 1235 SPRING GARDEN Street.
WOODLAND SEMINARY.- NOS. 9
and 10 WOODLAND TERRACH, West Phi
ladelphia.—A DAY AND BOARDING - 'SCHOOL tor
Young Ladles. Location healthy, airy, and attrac
tive. Fall Session commences Sept. M.
For Circulars apply to
Jy2l.2ln* REV, 4ENRY REEVES, Principal.
CHESTNUT-HILL ACADEMY WILL
' l / 4 } REOPEN SEPTEMBER 12, with a limited num
ber of BOYS, each pupil being-taught by the Princi
pal, H. W. SCOTT, from Yale College.
Recommended by .1. E. Mitchell, W. IL Trotter,
J. S. Kneedler, UP C, Platt. aal7-Im.
MRS. GERTRUDE J. CARY WILL
re-open her SCHOOL, 1532 SPRUCE Street,
on WEDNESDAY, September 13th, with increased
facilities for the comfort and improvement of her
pupils. • au3l-12t,
CHESTNUT -STREET FEMALE. SE
MINARY-ENGLISH AND If IBENCH•BOARD•
ING AND DAY SCHOOL—Principals, Miss Bon
ney and Miss Dillaye.—The Thirty-first Semi-An
nual Session will open WEDNESDAY, September
lath, at 1615 CHESTNUT Street. Particulars
from Circulars. auls-toci
THOMAS BALD WIN'S L I Sll
Mathematical and Classical school for /Joys,
N. B. corner BROAD and ARCH, will reopen Sep
tember 4. au2.5-11re-
TINGLIBIL CLASSICAL, AND MA
THEMATICAL INSTITUTE, No. 2 Southwest
PENN s@VAIN : Duties resumed Sept, 11th.
aure-anr. JOSEPH DAVISON. Prlicipal.
G EORGE R. BARKER'S• ENGLISH
and CLASSICAL SCHOOL, PRICE Street,Gor
mantown,will reopen on MONDA, Sept. 9th; 1885.
au2o-12?
TitEMOYAL.--11188 JAMES. MINING.
rented the spacious Hall in the Philadelphia
Institute, E. corner of EIGHTEENTH and
CHESTNUT Streets, opposite her former location,
will open her SCHOOL on the 9th of SEPTEMBER.
Residence, No. 831 North Tenth street. au29-12t
Y OUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, S. R
corner of MARSHALL and SPRING GARDEN
Streets. Duties resumed SEPTEMBER 11.
kNocii H. SUPPLEE,A. - 21., Principal
ITEZMI
MISS LYMAIT'S SCHOOL FOR
YOTSNO LADIES No. 226 South BROAD
Street, will reopen WEDNEBD AY, September
au29-dtseitimwst6di
POURTLAND SAUNDERS INSTI
v
TUTS FOR BOYS AND YOLTTH.—Address
Prof. E. D.SAUNDERS, D. D., Philadelphia.
aule-lm*
VNGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADE•
A-A MY, 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT Street, (in
the rooms lately occupied by the Y. M. C. A.) This
school will open MONDAY, September 11th. II is
designed to prepare for any college of the United
States or for mercantile life. T. BRANTLY LANG
TON, OSWALD SEIDENSTICKER, Principals.
WILLIAM S. COOLEY, A. M. WILL
T reopen his CLASSICAL and EN GL IS H.
SCHOOL at No. 1112 MARKET Street, on MON
DAY, September 4. an29-Im*
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-IN
-A- the Philadelphia City Institute, N. E, corner
CHESTNUT and EIGHTEENTH Streets. Reopens
SETT. 4, 1855. Entrance on Eighteenth street.
L. BARROWS, /
aure-Im* JOHN G. R. AcELROY,
ACADEMY OF THE SACRED FIBART,
No. 1025 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia.
Parents and Guardians are respectfully informed
that the "Ladies of the Sacred Heart" Intend open
ing a DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES on the
Second MONDAY of September.
The system of education will be the same as that
pursued so stieeessfully in all the institutes of the
Sacred Heart throughout Europe and America.
These Ladies, being devoted to the instruction of
youth, spare no pains to win the heart to virtue and
impart to the mind a solid and relined education.
Application can be made for. Circulars Ist Sep
tember. aul2-1m
PROAD-bTREET ACADEMY, NO. 337
-I-, South BROAD street, ED. ROM A. M., Prin.
dnal. School reopens September 4.
New Circulars at Mr. E. CUMMISKEVS, 1037
CHESTNUT ;Street, thej Academy, and sent
postpaid to any address. au23-16t
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
'SEMINARY
Chester countY,PeunsYlvallia ,
forty miles from Philadelphia.
The duties of this School will be resumed OCTO
BER 15t, 1865.
Terms-ills per session.
For Circulars, apply to Misses JOHNSTON and
KELLY, Principals. an26-lm
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, 1.80-0.
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL begins September 11th.
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS begin September 19th.
The EXPERIMENTAL FARM of 175 acres, near
Gwynedd, Montgomery county, Pa., will be opened
September 12th tow select class of students, ou the
Deincipies and Mahn of AGRICULTURE, who
.will reside andkw,,orli onk the Perin, and statedly ate
tend Lectures atrthe College in the city.
Applications for admission should be made to the
undersigned, at the College Building, WEST PENN
SQUARE. ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M. D.,
auze-Mt President of Faculty.
---
THE SCIENTIFIC, AND CLASSICAL
INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT Street, N. W. cor.
of Twelfth, reopens SEPTEMBER 4th. This b the
best provided School for boys in America.
au26-Im* J. ENNIS, Principal.
ATIL LA GE GREEN SEMINARY-
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL.—Terma
very moderate. Thorowdi course of study in
Mathematics, English Crassics, &c. Supplies the
benefits of a home. Surveying and Engineering
taught. Boys of all ages received. Begins Septem
ber 4th. Refers to JOHN C. CAPP & SON_,_ 23
South THIRD Street; THOS, J. CLAYTON, F.se.,
FIFTH and PRUNE ; Mr. GEORGE, P. RNOTT,
38 HUDSON Street. Number limited. Albino
Rev. J. HARVEY BARTON, A. M., Village Omen,
Pennsylvania. ' . au4-3nl
FEM A L E COLLEGE - BORDEN
TOWN, N. J.-The . WINTER SESSION of
this INSTITUTION will commence SEPTEMBER
the isth. A four vacancies only remain. For cata
logues, containing_ term_s, etc. Address.
Rev. JOHN
H. BRAKELEY, A. M.,
au2-6w Fresident.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
- - - -
F INE G3I.TRT MANLIPACTORY.
The subscribers would invite attention to their
IMPROVED CUT 01' SHIRTS,
which they make a specialty' their business. Also,
constimtly receiving
NOVELTIES FOR WINTLEMEN , S WEAR.
J. W. SCOTT & Oa t.
GENTLEMEN'S FtriiStsrinipt S
Street,
TuRE,
No. 511 CHESTNUT
js2-ly Four doors below the Continental.
DOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
600 Al CH STREET.
GLASS JARS AND TIN CANS, 600
KITCHEN WARES
UTLERY,
WOODEN-WARE.
se7-tf GRIFFITH & PAGE, SIXTH and ARCH.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.-THE
PRESTON STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY
CLEAN CARPETS
On their "Boston Carpet. Cleaner," in the best
Ta owner. Carpets token up and put down when de
sired, WitilOitt trouble to housekeepers. Send or
dors to PRZSTON STEAM LAUNDBY,
ism) south SMITH. St. F. 0. Box:W.lkt.
se6-whont
TEMPLE OF FASHION.—GRAND
.x- OPENING THIS DAY, of the most reliable and
latest Designs of Imported Paper Patterns. Mrs.
M. BINDER returns her sincere thanks to her
customers and the ladies of Philadelphia generally,
and would respectfully inform them that she has re
moved to her New Store and residence, NO. 1.031.
CHESTNUT Street, four doors above the old stand,
with greater facilities titan heretofore enjoyed.
Extensive and superior arrangements have been
completed for fashionable and elegant Dress
making In all lib. varieties, In advance of the pub
lished mode. Dirs. M. A. BINDER flatters IleSSeir
that her late novelties will not be surpassed by any.
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Ornaments, Buttons,
Velvetßibbons and a full assortment of Paris Goods.
All kinds of materials fluted and gaufired in the
French style by hand. Particular attention given to
Stamping, Braiding and Embroidering. Madame
Denforest"s Skirts, Pads. Shields, French Corsets,
Hooks, Eyes, Dress Elevators, Charts add Mirrors
of Fashion. Sets of Patterns for Merchants and
Dressmakers now ready. Importing and Manu
facturing largely, I can and will offer superior
inducements to every customer. se4-mwthfrit
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND
trusafe Remedies for unpleasant and danger.
ons diseases. Use EZLIABOLD'S EXTItACT Etlollo
and Improved Bose Wash. 104 South TENTH
Street. au23.lm
CH. GARDEN & CO., MANUFAC
. TIMERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
GOODS,S, CAPS FURS t BONNETS, STRAW
RIBBONS, ae., etc., No. 600 and 602
MARKET street. The largest sand most complete
stock, the best terms and cheapest prices, Country
merchants and the trade supplied. 5028-301
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON
STITUTIONS, of both sexes, use lizvitnOLD'S
ElornAOl , EMIRS. It will give. 'Orisk and energetic
feelings, and enable you to sleep well. 104- Smith
TENTH. Street. auZi-lm
I'NCOURAGE DOMESTIC INDUS
TRY.
HARRISON & BRADFORD, STEEL PEN biANII
FAOTURERS,
give employment to over ONE HUNDRED ANZEICAN
NEE AND WONElS j _and produce over
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS ANNUALI4F
of American Steel Pens, stamped with their name
in foil, and bearing their label. In quality, finish,
selection, and style of putting tip, these Fens Ara
warranted to stAvpass any Pens ever offered to.the
Arnerleanpublic. ,
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL, by.
MOSS &.. CO.,
Stationers and Blanit,BOokManurae:turera ,
432 CHESTNUT Street, and 430. M&R.H.:ET
Street, nilladelphia, anl4,lxn
800 BARRELS ROBIN, IN, BULI
26 tierces South Carolina Rice.
Landing front schooner A. eawy.er,. direct, from
South Carolina, staler:sale hY.
ses-Bt. ISAAC BAItTON. S& L SON.
N - Ew YORK DYING AND. PRINT
-4N ING Espiatisroign, STATEN, fOLAND.—
40 North EIGHTH Street.—.ffilds Company, SO
long and favorably known. in li.ew'York during the
past/or:y-4x .vears, have odc4ed.an office as above.
Ladles" and Gentlemen's Garments, and wearing
apparel of every kind, dyed and cleansed in the
most perfect manner. Stitto and spots removed
from VAnnente Withoutbeiaorg. ripped,.
Merchants having gopda uri,mstrable cwo=r can
have them redyed In suporlor style. sullo-thStilatf
BENJAMIN F.. BLOOD,,
AmToat - NEY AT LAW,
Having been reoeutly discharged from the amy,
has resumes the practice of the law: and lowing
beeit 555515ted C511.11 , 41 4105 er of Deeds for the
roost of the 'depositMates V r overaom thereei, lt au
thorhed to take ons, acknowlederrAnt of
deeds, ate_,. to be used or recorded thereia.
Office, No. 814 CHESTNUT Streo n ,
hide. au244ra
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST
Of the propertios of Flurdmuo vr og R u m, gAL-
TiLler RUCHE , will be a, Com:00,0.80n with those sot
forth in the United titateß Dispeaoary. 10.1 Sou a:
TEXTS Meets
WANTS.
mrANTED-A PARTNER WHO CAN
furn bh from $5,C00 to $20,000, In a good Manu
facturing Business, or any profitable business.
NOW , but a good business man need apply. The
Ba th e amount will be furnished. Good reference
given and reonired. Apply at su North 1 , 11,01.1 T
ititreet, Philadelphia, se.7.3tf
WANTED- AN EXPERIENCED
Book-keeper to take charge of a set of hooka.
Best of references reuired. None other need ap
ply. ELLIoTTS & MCOONN, 403 MARKET St. It*
WANTED -AT TEE COLORED DE
PARTMENT House of Refuge, an Assistant
(male) TEACHER for the Boys' School. Apply to
the Superintendent.
sefi-2t* J. HOOD LAVERTY.I
WANT E D-TWO GOOD, SOBER
ir MEN that tire well acquainted with the city
and the business men. Men that nave crtuytts4bd for
City Directory preferred. Address,witii reference,
" W., I Prexe Office. se6-2C,
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WANTS
1 I to buy a first-class Shoe Store. or would rent a
ood Maul In a town in Pennsylvania of 6 . 000 to
11,000 Inhabitants. Address 0. Dux 20,1 ot*Sttl
phut. Springs, Adams comity, Pa, seG-t
WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR IN
VESTMENT. one or more Store or Residence
properties, on CHESTNUT Street.
Apply to E. R. JONES.
set-It'' No, 50* WALNUT Street.
WANTED—A COAL YARD, WELL
fitted up: Aire location, price, &c. Address
"Antbracite,l , PreBB Office. se6-2t*
WANTED TO PURCHASE—A BOOK,
PERIODICAL, AND NEWS. BUSINESS.
obJection to a country Store. Address "W..
B. F. m.,” Preis Office. sen-aO,
vANTED -A SPECIAL CAPITAL
of *l5 000 to *20,000, in a safe and profitable
manufacturing business. Address C. D.
this office. Ses-3t*
WANT ED—AGENTS TO SELL THE
LINCOLN WATCH, the greatest bring out;
looks like silver; weighs 4 ounces, Hunter's shape.
This Watch lies only been Invented about live
weeks, and they are now being shipped from Ros
ton by the cart loads daily, to alt parts of the coun
try. Samples sent by mall, postage paid. on receipt
of 50 cents. Great thing to sell at cattle shows and
fairs. gelid for a circular and wire DA. Cut this
out. 11. REA & CO., 57 WASIIINtiTON Street,
BOSTON, Mass. sei-tt•
WANTED-AGENTS-$lO PER DAY
.T AT HOME.—I want an Agent, Male or Fe-
Male, in every town and neAthborhood, to sell
—The Great Labor Saver. l7 Every wants
it, and agents are making from $3 to $2O per giay.
This is the best chance ever offered to agunts, as the
article is patented, and a capital of but 403 to 1110 is
required to begin with. Further particulars sent
on receipt of two red stamps for circulars and re
turn postage. Address R. WAYVELL, Box Cal,
r3-ine
AN EXPERIENCED DOUBLE.EN•
TRY BOOK-KEEPER, with unexceptionable
reference to present emOloyers, desires a situation;
salary being a minor consideration. Address "A.
Y. M.," 605 MARKET Street, sci-at
ATOTING LADY DESIRES A .FEW
Pupils in Music. Tering moderato. Rafrence
given as to competency. Address until Saturday.
Sept. 9, 1865, "11. S. F.," rldisda. P. O. set-at.
A LADY, WHO HAS JUST COAL
PLETED an engagement of several years,
wishes to give instruction in English in all its
branches, with French and /Mute, hi a private
family or saiool. nest of references. A4dtell
"C. )5.." Episcopal Recorder oltice, Dock street.
ses-St.
AGENTS WANTED FOR; THE
STANDARD HISTORY OF THE WAR, com
plete in oily large royal octavo volume of over 1,000
pages. bpleridully illiistfated with R. 7 fine no
or Generals and battle scenes. This is just the book
the people want. Itpresents a rare chance for
agents. Teachers, ladles, energetic men, and espe
cially returned and disabled officers alai soldiers,
in want of profitable employment, will find it pe
culiarly adapted to their condition. Send for circu
lars. Address "JONES, BROS, &
ra.44
AGENTS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
. 1 -A. National Work. the
most complete, only au
thentic and reliable LIFE OF LINCOLN published.
Address JONES, BROTHERS, & CO., Philatlel
' Dula,au 2 D-Lin %
GENTS WANTED FOR THE
bIE
MORIAL RECORD OF THE NATION'S TRI
BUTE TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Extra induce
ments offered. Address HENRY A. LOVELAND,
No. 20 NorthMERRICK Street, northwest of Penn
&mare. Fhtlada., Pa. auti-lm"
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE SECRET SERVICE,
THE FIELD
THE DUNGEON, AND TIDE ESCAPE."
By A. D. Richardson, New York Tribune Corres
pondent.
The most Interesting and exciting book everpub
lished eMdrittgllts Mr. Richardson's unparalleled
experience for four years, travelling through the
South in the secret service of the Tribune, at the
outbreak of the war, with our armies and fleets,
both East and West, during the first two years of
the Rebellion; his thrilling capture; his confine
ment for twenty months in seven different Rebel
prisons; his escape, and almost miraculous jour
ney, by night, of nearly four hundred miles. It will
abound in stirring events, and contain more of the
fact, incident, and romance of the war than any
other work published.
Teachers, ladies, energetic young men, and espe
ciaily returned and disabled officers and soldiers,
in want of profitable employment, will find It pecu
liarly adapted to their condition. We have agents
clearing iti7s pet month, which we will prOire to any
doubting applicant.
Send for circulars. Address
JONES, BROTHERS, & CO.,
N. E. corner SIXTH and MINOR Streets,
aul7-Im s Philadelphia Pa.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
OTHERS, ORIOINALLY DOING EIISINESS
IN TEXAS.—A reliable gentleman, With a large
business experience. and acquainted with the coun
try and people of Texas, is soon to return there on
private business. Collections and other business
will be promptly and properly attended to while
there, It entrusted to his hands. Address "Loyal,"
at this office: au2:l-6w.
WANTED-WITH-WITHSIO,OOO
PARTNERto $15,000, to take the place of a partner re
tiring, in a well-established Produce Commission
House.
D_Address " COMMISSION."At this office. se7-3t.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,-
Wanted, a situation Ivy an experienced Drug
gist with some trade. Would be willing to travel,
or make himself useful in any capacity. Unexcep
tionable reference, etc.
se7-2t* "E. M. V.," Pres& office.
85,000e d?GR eor LOAN ON
MORRIS, Conveyancer, non N. NTH St, se64
$20,000 NW, t.21. 1 5t o \ f rE No B v T embe O r, Osomeßes
tablishetl Mercantile or manufacturing business, or
wonld forma conneeiihri with 801110 one having,4
"`
large trade. Address with real name limiest)",
Pr eBB Ofbre. Sea-aL'
_
en t WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL
MILL, with Colton Machinery. Call or address
10HQ1 47 WHITTLB, & CO.,
ses-81* -744-
FOR SALE AND TO LEI'.
gio FOR SALE-THE NEAT, MO-
Rat DERN•BUILT RESIDENCE, with side-yard,
No. 711 Green street, in good older, with two ranges,
two furnaces, barb, Acc,. Possession before Nov. 1.
ARly to BACON & WARDER,
se. 61,. 218,?4 WALNUT Street.
at TO RENT-AIVALUABLE,
Modern-bunt, suburban RESIDENCE, with
convenient Stabling and Cnacn-liolise, and sunlywat
Land. The house is built Of stone, nolitaing this ,
teen rooms, and has a large lawn, tastefully laid
out, and ornamented with line trees and shrubbery.
The garden is tilled with choice fruit trees and vege
tables. The larger part of the remaining land Is
under eultivatien. Apply 424 WALNUT street,
Wilee No. 1. 507-3 V
.FOR SALE-WITH IMMEDIATE
possession, the superior -built Dwelling, with
modern conventenees,No. 735 SPRUCE Street. ji
JOSHUA H. MORRIb, Conveyancer, No. 333 N.
TENTH Street. sefi-4t*
FOR SALE—DESIRABLE
Nc. 1910 Coates street. • Lot 28 158 111
feet, to a street. Possession - In October. Price,
$6.100.
Desirable Dwelling No. 1010 Vine street. with side
yarn. Lot 23 by 104 feet. Possession to suit. Price,
CAM.
Neat Dwelling NO. 2239 Locust Street, Lot 15 feet
4 inebes by 100 feet. Price, $3,000.
Persons having Houses and Farms foe sale are re
quested to call and have deserint tons entered on our
Register, as we have applications daily for such
Property. GE ME W. GRIFFIN, H
seB-4t Real Estate Broker, 134 S. FOURT St.
de FOR SALE—A RARE OPPORTU
.ms. NITY.—A very desirable four-story residence
in LOCUST Street, West of Thirteenth street.
Address "House , ' Box 2075 Phila. P. 0. ses-toth2t*
e t DESIRABLE OFFICES TO RENT.
-was%
—Single and double offices at No. 315 Walnut st.
Single and double. 011iees
SO at No. 200 Walnut street.
AL
Large and small Rooms in .,
building southeast cor
ner of Dock and Walnut streets, suitable for Manu
facturing purposes, with tight and ventilation Bei
m equalled.
AND
A FACTORY BUILDING,
Near the corner of Second and Walnut streets,
having a Stearn L'aidne iu perfect order, The
building has recently been thoroughly repaired,
and is in every way very desirable.
Apply to JA COB M. ELLIS,
No. 325 WALNUT Street,
se2-stuthat. Room No. 2.
de FOR SALE.
Mk A number of HOUSES southside CanOWllol
street, west of Seventeenth.
ALSO—Nos. 323, 825, and TM North Eighteenth;
will be sold separately or together, vow cheap.
No. 841 Marshall street, above Brown, a very de
&treble location, and will be sold low.
ALSO,
No. 242 North Fifth — A splendid dwelling, with
modern convniences—a mallet , property; If Welt
located, would be taken In part payment- Can be
seen only after four o'clock in the afternoon.
Apply to JACOB N. - BMWS,
No. 325 WALNUT. Street,
se2-stutl3t. Room No. 2.
FOR SALE, A BUSINESS STAND
,
AFmni Four-story Brown Ilouse.No. 8241VdMut street.
Valuable property. Apply to It. A. J. FANCOASP,
No. 340.1. BRIDGE Street, Mantuaville, between
3 and 6 o'clock. au-Int*, •
MI FOR SALE-A VALUABLE FAUN(
near Absecool R. J.. 150 uttfeS; wIA be, eX-,
elm - aged for good city or Atlantic City proppyty,
B. F. GLENN,.
set 123 South FOURTH Street.
el,„ FOR SALE—A HIGHLY ILjtti
PROVED Country Seat ,"containing Fifty
Acres; eight in Woodland. Thirty minutes , riae.by
railroad. Station upon the premises. Every
convenience. Soil good ntialityi hi gh and
healthy, commanding a line and extended v eiv
the surrounding country. For further particulars
address ' 4 Longevity," inquirer office. se.?-thS2t..
CAT PRIVATE SALE.---A VA ; git,
LUABLE PLANTATION containing atty....Lb
seven acres of Latta, of the drat quality, situated
about one-half of a mile east of Juni:tat - own, ad-
Joininf land of Squire Satterthwaite and others, in,
[th ing on Township, Montgomery County, Pa.
The buildings consist of a Stone House, Stono
Baru, and all other necessary Out-buildings; two
Wells of Watfr, ;t.50.011 Spring-No LiSC,. Wit 4 an ex
cellent spring or IN suer, liters art WPM; ii4)o
acres of Wood, the balance Arable, In a high Mote
of huprovement. A further description is deuueed
'unnecessary. as purchasers always view ,thr,
udscsond this wfli bear examinatioil. t
: For further narMeulars inquire of
se4-6t. WILLIAM FLETChItIf.R.
in FOR KLE.—AB.SEOOMi Ja
The hest FARRand RESIDENCE etnk the AL:.
coast, IX boons ride from Philadelphia, oonitlining
24 Acres, overisoking bay and ocean. Neve,lione,
contains 11 rooms. and ont-Inlidiugs: Rare chance
10 sny one to.buy.a beautlfnl and henlth:yroshienca.
Land lu hialt state Of ettlttiation, Fruit of Wirt;
surrounds:bhe,bouse. It Ida W
be bold o Low
e - "'—
acres, or altogether. Apply to
au2l)-121• No. 411 MARKET/St., rhilada.
'FOR SALE--A T 10,01! 0F.40,900
ACRES OF LAND,/tingii4.
NA,LF.,IOII. AND IPAYETT.:.r out..TIE , V
A.,
bt 801 d. 'very low tr Imatt - AllOO liJlpileattott De
1 / 1 1114%.,
arrant lasted rma.
11414 Indisputable. • W
Win excliame In part.
Address at once T,. O. TOwNsEN
It. .580 Baltimore P. O."
JFFICE-VOM TO RENT.—APPLY
.at TRIIID Street, t abor the Ite
chanicer. isuptc. seli-Mstu6t.
fiENT SECOND AND THIRD
1 sToRIFS, rear of 503 Chestnut etroct; entrance
en CroclicWri Court, 1u VlCtry street, above Chiral
our. Ro,nns s 3 bS, 53 feat. Also, tltts Ilflit storlos of
505 sod so; Chestnut street. Apply to wit.LIA.3I J.
swAiN, room 3, ad story oft CEllo'ktiln St.
sc4-6t.
TO CAPITALISTB.—FOR SALE TO
dose a partnership concern, over two thousand
*cepa of choice land In Indiana county. A My , can
be seen and further information g tis ea at 15111 rip
EU IOV
tweet. CAel-4 B.
AUCTION SALES.
HERECZIASEP BAZAAR, =Tit
AND SANSON STREETS.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, i i i.,
ON SATURDAY MORNING NEXT,
At 10 o'clock comorising about
SEVENTY-PM HORSES,
Suited to harnd9B and We eaddle•
Full descriptions at sale.
• A
New and second -han L d S Carriages. D'earbOrnE,
&c., With which the dale will Commence.
Single and Double Harness Saddles % Bridles, ac..
Sale of Horses ' & e. , on'WedneSal
ALFICSD M. HER '
sep7-2t NESS,
s~iFJtIEALENTB.
MRS. JORN DREW'S NEW ARCH-
Ax.a.' STREET THEATRE.
FIFTH NIGHT OF MRS. JOHN DREW..
THIS (TIWItbDAY) EVENING, sePt, 7 1865
THE JEALOUII WIFE: t
Mrs. Oakley Ere. JOHN DREW.
Supported by Mrs. Thayer, Messrs. McKee Ran
kin,-Etuart Robson. iliac Ray. &e.
After which, THE ‘VATERMAN.
Tom Tug with songs " Mrs. C. Henri.
Robin. " ' " stuart Robson.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MR.I. JOHN DREW.
Only time of KNOW YOUR OWN MIND.
To conclude with A REGULAR FIX:
Doors open at 7. Commence nts quarter before 8.
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA
- TEE, CHESTNUT Street. above Twelfth. )
THIS (Thurethiy) NINON elerriber 7th,
LAST tJT TWO Olr THE
GREAT COMEDIENNE OP, THE AMERICAN'
STAGE,
MISS KATE REIGNOLDS,
Who will appear
MOST POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
As OGORITA, the Wild Flower of Mexico,
In the Grand Spectacular Five-act Drama,
THE SEA OF ICEI
Or, A THIRST FOR GOLD.
Which will be presented with
NEW AND BEACTIFITI, SCENERY*, NOVEL
MECHANICAL EFE ECTS, CORRECT PROPER
TIES, ORIGINAL MUSIC. and an
EXCELLENT CAST.
Friday Evening ' Benefit of Miss Kate Reignolds.
SATURDAY AFTED.NOOSI,. September 9th
PIFTY.SIXTH GRAND l'Apithl MATINEIE
When Miss Kate Reignonis will api. ear at the re=
quest of ninny parties, as
OGORITA, in THE. SEA OF ICE.
Monday Evening, Sept. 11th, Miss Helen Western.
IV" AL NUT -STREET THEATRE.—
.. Acting and Stage Unneger : .W. S. 'Fredericks
Business Manager and Treasurer. ...T. J. Hemphill
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY 'EVENINGS,
September 6 and 7, 1885,
The performance will commence with the beauti
ful drama arranged for the Stage by,Mr, B of
THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH. •
Caleb rim iner,,, Mr. Barton RIM
Was Ellie Gernion,
To Conclude with Brougham's sensational drama of
THE GUNMAXER OF MOSCOW.
Runic Nevll. the Gininiaker Sir. Barton Hill,
FRIDAY., THE DEAD HEART.
Faintly Circle, 2B cents; Chairs In Orchestra and
Dress Oircle, cents; secured chairs in Oronestra
and Dress Circles, 75 mutts: Orchestra. Chairs, $1:
Orrhttrh. Borne; BuifeS, 110,1 to $3.
Doors open at zy i o'clock; continence ot oliartet
before 8.
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
WALNUT Street, above Eighth,
ENT It A olt DINARY ATTRACTION..
EVENINO AND ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON,
MISS KATE FISHER,
The great equestrian'Actresaln the grand apeetaele
of
MAZEPPA; OR, THE WILD 110115 r, Ow
TARTAItY
produced with new Scenery.'Original Iffitsia. Ap-•
pointments, Wardrobe, Grand TOtirliament,
and Tartar Ballets, in *inch
AULLE. RAbLETTI, MOSIR. _ANTONIO,
and Corps de Ballet appear; Characters by a full
.Dramatic .Company and
se4-6t FIFTY' AUXILLARIESI
WALNUT -STREET 'THEATRE. '
THE'EMINENT . ARTItt
MRS. D. P. BOWERS;
will commence an engagement on
MONDAY 'EVENING. Sett..litlt.
&Ma can he gemmed at the Bei QM On And after
Friday the Silt lit stantt ae7-141.
MR. AND MRS. HARRY-WATKINS
have the honor to announce to the public that
they
wilit ehfhem on
llnßttF4ShNo,
Sept. 11th,
'and every evening omit further notice. in their Wl
'etetett
t IVE I tr i tAID,
from the pen of the popular author,.
ARLES OAS. LOK, rag.;
assisted by We eminent pianist,
MISS CARLOTTA SHAW,.
from the Nobilities Concert, London, et the
ASSEMBLY BUILD - I'Na%
C o rp,:e or TENTH end „
For fortber partieeitted gee email bide, bee-11,
CONCERT HALL—FOIL FIVE
NIGHTS 0 L Y. - -Commen clog TUESDAY,
Sept, sth.—Owing to the titillounded applause and
complete success, the CARTER. ZOLTAV.E TROUPE.
and PROTE US will exhibit , as abovei Which wni
positively terminate their coagenicat to Wig atty.
*l,OOO Challenge to tiny Military Company, or
other persons, who will surpass the Carter ZousVea
in stacking arms fu their Zouave Drill.
Admission, 35 cents. Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
Doors open at oclock. To commence at &o'clock.
Reserved Seats .tit Mr. Chas. W. A. Trampler's
Matte. Store, Seventh and Chestnnt streets: - T. B.
Pugh's,*lath and citagittet streets , and at ill4leY'a
Perlocal Stana,,Coatitmatat Horst
Afternoon Performance ovary SATURDAY., at
half past 2 o'clock J. HENEAVE GARTER, Pro
prietor. L. M,. W. STEERE, Agent. se.l-6t•
SIAMESE TWINS AND' CHILDREN.
TH POSITIVELY THE WORLD
MOSTTNE LAST WEEK,
AT THE -
PHLADELP lA. MUSETIN,
833 MARKET STREET.
, .
The Management begs to inform the public, that
at the reettestof numerous families of the surround
ing towns that have not had en opportunity of see
leg those,great wanders,_
THE SIAMESE TWINS AND CIIIIAVIWN - t
has, at a great (MOO secured them for six. daya
more, which will positively be the only chance the
citizens of Philadelphia will ever have of witness
ing the Twins again on exhibition.
In connection with the above, the Museum has
athled to its collection one of the largest Serpents
ever oven in this etilintry, hating }MA MIMI from
Africa. Also,the great freak of natnrei the Doutoe-
Headed Calf, which it in erfect health; with the
Marble Seal from the Arcti c Ocean, and a large col
lection of Living Animals and Birds; tool over one
hundred Stereopticon Views of the. War.
Flours of.exhiintion from 0 to 12, morning; 2 to 5,
afternoon; 7 to 0, evening.
Adrni**loii. 05 cents. Oaken Under ten years of
age, 75 cents. JUDGE
sea-2t" "Proprietor.
ADCAEMY OF FINE ARTS, CHEST.
NUT Street, above Tenth—O.pen frbm I A. Mr
till 6 P. M. Hearin West's great picture et
CHRIST REJECT D etill on Exhibition. len
BOARDIN
COUNTRY BOARDING.:-MRS.
BROOKE designs keeping her house open at
Mena Airy, - innate in For Partioo/VrA
apply at 1402 W ATNIX/: Street, Pr at MOUNT
AIRY, near the 3tation. 5e5431.,
DAY BOARD-WITH FIRST-OLAt3B
DINNERS, at No. O South WASHINGTON
Mum*. 196-2uN
REMOVALS.
EMOVAL.-BRNRDICT MILLER,
UMMIELLA and PARASOL Mauufactu rer, has
removed to 39 North SIXTH Street. se6-link' tC
REX - OVAL.
P. S. LOFTIO,
WATCHMAKEIt AND •JEWELLER,
Formerly at No. 140 North Thirteenth street, in.
forms his numerous friends and customers that hot
has rayed to
No. el North Street,
where he intends to open with a fine and well Inv
lected assortment of WATCHES and JEWELRY.
Everything in his line will be found of a superior
quality and workmanship, and every article war
ranted as represented.
4 0 articulur attention given to repairing tins
utclice. Jewelry mado to or ter and repaired.
He solicits a continuance of rue liberal' Atreus,.
bestowed in his old store by former motel:lANS, and
asks the favor of tile public generally. aul3-111
REMOVAL.-GEO. W. WATSON At
CO. have removed their CARRIAGE REPOSI
TORY to their 014 &ice, IXI9 CHESTN UT
Street (ender Concert Itell,) Where they will keep I.
stock of Carriages of their own make. and will re
ceive orders for every description of 11114-41 M
work.
d'ivirE 7. M.
EXCURSIONS.
aIEJ,M +-Ft , 0 1`9'3,.'511 GRANT) EXCURSIOBT
TO LONG.
L. B. COLE will give a
GRAND EXCURSION
ignA-Ntafr4
ON SAT TlRDAY, , September 9th, 1665,
Leaving Camden at 2 p.a.L., and returning on Mon
day, arriving in Philadelphia at 9 A. M.
Parties wishing to spend two nights and one day
at the Sea-shore, should take advantage of the op
portunity. Fate from (Minden to Long Branch ant
return, sia, For informailuii.. Inquire of
se24t. L. .11. COLE, .Ageut, Camden.
t;•-•' EXCURSIONS TO
- Lona BRANCH,
Trains for tong Branch will leave COOPER'S
POINT, emudenolally (Sunhat exeepted) at 9,15 A.
M. Faro ; 12, Exclif9l9ll .Tlekeis4 good for three
dos, *S. B. COLE, Jigenti
set-Im Camden.
astw&RA:RITAN AND DELA
WARE BAIr. RAILROAD.
TRAINS DISCONTINUED.
Qp an after MONDAY, AUGUST 23th, the train
leaving Sattitdaya at Cap P and from Long
Branch Monday morning, will be tßacontiiiiiert.
S. B. COLE, /Oat,
sel•at
WEST JERSEY , '
- EAILUOAD LINES—FROM
FOorf OF MARKET STIMET., !Viper VerTYO
DAILY. EXCEPT SII.D.A.VB,
COMMENCING TH UItSDAY,. Sentemher NOS.
For CAPE MAY ; &c., at 2.193 P,M., Mall and Pas
senger.
Fur MILLVILLE And VINELAND, at 9.10 A. Bt.
and 2.20 P. in.
For BRIDGETON, bALEM, &e., at 9.16 A. M...
Mall, and 1 P. M.
For ULASSIIOIIO`, at 9.16 A.M., 2.30 and 4 P. M.
For "WOODBURY, at 9.15 A. M., and 2.10 P.
31.; 4 P.M„ and 9.30 P. DI
.
RETITMNING. WILL LEAVE
Cape May at A. M., Mail.
MlllTille it 9,630 , '.. in., 10.02 A. M.
Widgeon At 6.0 A,M., 4.20 P.M!.2P6s6ffiter ,
Salem at 4%25 A. 11 14 Mall; 4.95 r,..m.„ P596611139r•
Woodbury at 7.05, A. M., 8.18, A, m, 11.811 A.
and .5.61 P. .
West Jersey,, VAN 1t
J:
West Jersey, Salem,M
and Cape May and MUlville
. Railroads.
TUE. WEST-riFiRSEY,F.XpRESS COMPANY.
Willattend to all th6t1.4110 bran ekes Express oast
neon_, reeelvffideliver, and. toryrard, through other'
responsible ENprose Coropantes, to all pang or Ilia
co on try,a n v articles eitrusted to them. A SPEC EAlie
MESSENOER accompanies each Through Train.
Office, No. 5 MARKI6T.Street., se2.tf
- .
."`
A
lai.l. W. - MT-TEN AND • VERI3AL
. visVat i , DESCEAPTIONS of Ciiaracter, Coustl-'
tat f lou, iiiiiA T 4 luni k with ADYJOR on
grßllslllol3St 'main), 'Education, seif-im,..
ai ' provament. Atanairoinent anC Training
of cual.D.R.Err. Social Adaptatloa, ite,,
dety,aui) 13vgailpg, by
JOHN 2.. °APEX.
m .
Plommalogist aildninlipagr,
• p.. 'O. 21k, 5, Tr l N!rli kitecet, above Cliestatit.,
bell-tutbsl3o
w owtA[POl TA N T-T,O , KNOW
nihere the best arid inciet durable Shoes
eau be WO Att . 'Lluttes, _ Wises t ChUdree,„andt
Youths,ui everj htytt: A.tWEMS.II3:gbFVEn_ erfi
Street, ultove pruce. eta-Gte
HEVIPOLD'S FLUID,. EXTRACT
)auctiil to pleasant in, taste ana odor free
from a4ll,Aittriet o te ja roporttea, not ; i
inpediste n Ito
acticat, 104 Souila'TENTH Street. an26.lre
'RABE .13A ltik Q.INB 'NIKITA & FIND' /
fed btock os. uses, Balls, Score-Bookri, Spikes%
Rums; Bettg, tires,of Ge, at
1,414,41' WIamLSON STN.UT . &
Ong street.
sf in /3444§ COTTON . WICIC JUST .*
a"r `ft) ak e t , A stil o vßAlVI k e t e Y6llll
• auls 167 au051,1550 NorElllgltgat.
iTb G.LaRY OR MAN IS STRENGTIV
—Tboreor9,Ne i Ktvous AuGlebnitated ghoul*
linlinglAt vikt. Itlttitale. Karat= SVIRM4
10* moyth TENTH t
TO SPORTBM.VI,II.-4ELLIP WILSO
"•• 4 CO„ No. 410:19 CHESTNUT Street., call
attention, of Sportsmen to. our stock of FINE HU
E
of our com mia best uglish makers. Also, RIR
mauls, sl43tv.p. ortnet and Date , Ball.Tomlonten
Powder, Shot, Wads, cans, Flasks,pouzliel ,
at lowest prices.
Repairing done In the best manner.
MANHOOD .A-ND YOUTHFUL VIGO
Are yegainp4 by_ antatnotzitil Erntiaim
nuou, liOutlA Otirooll
' aat►-tr