orNOTICE...TIM ANNUAL MEET..
INO of the Stockholders - of the NORTH
.01!.A.1N COAL COMPANY for the election of
Fireciom, 'lnd f?eit i ftr u ne t tir f gf such otherbasinesa
011 i TiilirCLNTLlEN.A.iferrAlnattitalwielli
1.e 11, -".., wEDNEROAY, the 4th day of Octooer:
l is 'A i o'clock p. al.
,A-eelialtrtc Will
the be had upon Company. a preposition to cell the
- of WM. B. FOULE,
PI 1 4
s eLo• 4 Secretary.
. . . . . . . . .
- -
firOFFICE OF TILE RATIIBONE
rETNOLEITM COMPANY, No. ROG South
rETII Street.
10 , PRILADELPRIA, August 31,1865.
The first Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
Mural)" will be held at their Office, on SA
september 23, 1865, at 12 o'clock M., for
v mpose of electing a Board of Directors tO
Qi i e for the ensuing year.
E. C. Sec'y and Treasurer.
- OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, September 20, 1865.
An ELECTION for TEN DIRECTORS, for the
„ g i e ng year, will be held, agreeably to charter, at
meeting of the Stockholders for that
_Rut ,
sE` sr at the OFFICE of the Col - aped:4ff, on MON
, October 2, 1865, at to o'clock A.M.
J. W. IIIcALLISTER,
cep-iet Secretary pro tem.
CNOTICE•— EXPIRE COPPER
COMPANY OF MICHIGAN.
ee is herebygtren that all stock in MS compa
'a which the instalment of one dollar per share,
if vo l s !ail 28th, 1865, and due May 20th, 1865, Is not
ir forfeited by said default, and that according
the charter and by-laws of the compan_y it will
•: zo w : u publte auction on FRIDAY, Zith October.
st 8 M., at the Mike Of the Secretary of the
No. 4113 WALNUT Street, Philadel
i,`:,r. frile;s paid on or before that day.
T" . " . t oi the Board of Directors.
J. S. MCMULLIN, Secretary.
• Sept. 19, 1865. se2o-wfm-toc2o
OFFICE OF MONTGOMERY OIL
COLPARY, 2216 WALISHT Street.
SEIPTRISBEn 16, 1866.
fa ( Directors of the Montgomery 011 Company,
~,Theling held this day, ordered. an assessment
E CENTS PER SHARE on each Share of
•,:„,ital om, to be paid 1.11 to the Treasurer On
1:,1 to the 16th day of Weber next, at this
're.
Tll"a,,sessment is Made in con Stockholders, n i to Directors by the at
:iir :;r:nmil meeting held September Sth inst.
Transfer Books of this Company will be
on the 30th day of September, leo, and no
b e t r ansferred after that date, unless the
assessment has been paid.
A. FEW SMITH,
Secretary.
MEM
5v....0. GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON MY, D. C.
August 17, 1868.
ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist Of
%-Eic: Colonel C. S. Tripler, Surgeon U. S. A.,
r:eaceat• Brevet Lieutenant Colonel 11. B. Wirtz,
ii. S. A.; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Au
.,ovy 11,1zer. Surgeon U. S. A. and Brevet Major
t:, Lee, Assistant Surgeon S. A., Recorder,
in Now Yorkat, on the 20tkor Septem
vOr ad-
was
Working Capital, payable
inst. Books will be open
19th inst., after which no
AI the assessment is paid.
OFFICE
TAL OIL Co,._ , ...4013TR
if
" STREET—TO DELINQUENT STOOK
accordance with sections 16, 17, and
the act of July 18th, 1663, notice is hereby
that unless the assessment called for at a
in of the Directors, held July 10th, 1865, be
on or before the 20th day of September, 1865, a
number of shares will be sold at public
to that day at 10 o'clock, at the office of the
toly, to pay said assessment, with necessary
uscientai caper
CIUMBk
PBOVKAIRI. - .
ITAL STOCK $1,(0.00,000,
200,000 SHARES, AT 85 RAca.
Mee 2MB South FOURTH Street.
DIRECTORS:
AL Lesley, Sylvester J. Negargee,
en K. Beatty, Tallow Jackson.
Tt D. Boileau, Price I. Patton
rd H. Faulkner, Thomas H. Rickert.
A. Eugene Smith.
regdent, SYLVESTER. a. MEGARGRE.
Ivan , and Treasurer. ALBERT R.
, — Splendid induce
. 3 held out to all entering the Marine Corps;
MS opportunity to visit foreign. countries:
Jay, excellent accommodations, light end
atates.
mall farther information inquire at the Recruit-
Rendezvous, No. 311 South FRONT Street,
&Mph% between 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. every
except Plzhanday. ORABLEB HRY - WOOD,
Cantata and Recruiting Meer.
FIf,IIIAIVCIAL.
'ICE FOR THE SALE OF
NT _LOANS
305 CHESTNUT STREET.
Y COOPEE Sr, CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
or sale, at lowest market rates.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AS FOLLOWS
7.30 Treasury Notes of date of Aug. 16,1884.
do. do. June Mt / 885 .
Do, do. do. July 15,1566.
BONDS OF 1891.
5-20 LOAN OF 1962.
5.60 LOAN OF 1984.
10-410 LOAN OF 1864.
UERTIFIOATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
:s or ALL HINDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON UOKIKISSION.
oration given concerning all kinds of Seca-
.tettons on all points made et lowest rates.
VAL I
FILE FOR THE SALE
ERNIITENT LOANS•
JAY COOHE & Co.,
THE ALTERATIONS NECESSARY IN
liE ENLARGEMENT OF THEIR OLD
UF- 17 /CE, HAVE TAXER THE COM
MODIOUS ROOMS
3 °5 CHESTNUT STREET,
LOOK TO THE RANK OF NORTH
CA, WHERE THEY WILL BE PLEASED
THEIR FRIENDS.
IiEOEIVED,
NE WP ri A. N
13.4UM4ElESSG CO.,
919 CHESTNUT STREET.
M - IM
OFFER FOE SALE
11 :EIGN AND DOMESTIC)
WOOL,
ri , 2 4. 45 •
No, 1%1 CHESTNUT EiTBEET; sel9-50
CIAL NOTICE.
re
made arrangements to remain for a
ORT TImacoNLY
$
re i „"tent store, and willnontinne to sell nrat
, /TURF, at very low Drieea, Until farther
GEO. J. HE MEL%
809 and 811 CHEETNITT Street.
IPji AND 'flax BAIL DUCK,
-ANVAS, of' all ners W ag on-d brands.
Tr' ancover Duck.
Iser idanufacturers' Drier Rena, from one
'et aide; Taulls,sobinwillBb=7 .
JO W. JCV
No. 103 JONES, fIe
;,,BLED AND DELICATE CON*.
, AJTIONS of both sexes_ use ffsLIKBOLD'S
,g,iteenc. It Will give brisk and energetiC
Able you to debit well. ir
ThORTBMEN.—PHILIP WILBON
4No. 408 OHESTNUT Stree,t call the
4 antostsmeo. to our stock oriPINE CAMS
Vl beg, English makers, Als9, Butt
4:t 5 , tv,Vitaulpaseßall. Itopyernts s
(Ape, -Flacks, roman, age..,
Nice&
`ula done In the bee. Manner. anl7-ti
„.'IOODain AeaH D y Y OUT N H B F A UL VIGOR
tc,‘, „a gcita bH O z IVAO4D'a T
UMW=
1411441_0J ^,cV y 9 olk I I
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
OUR YOUNG FOLKS,
FOE
OCTOBER. 1865,
ARE NOW READY.
The Contents of the ATLANTIC are as follows
Saints who have bad Bodies; No Time like the Old
Time; Coupon Bonds, II.; The Author of "Saul ";
Neeedle and Garden, X.; John Jordan, From the
Head of Baine; Not.l; Wilhelm nelster's Appren
tice/1131P, Second Payer; Doctor Johng, IX.; IDown
the Diver; Abraham Lincoln.
Among the contributors to this number are IL W.
LONGFELLOW, OLIVER WENDELL HOLIES, BAY
'ARD TAYLOR, DONALD O. MITWIELL, D. A. WAS
SON, J.T. TEOWDETDGE, EDMUND KIRRE,IIARIIIET
E. rEncom ff. REYNOLD% B, a, BI oIptELL•
OUR YOUNG FOLKS,
CONTALNS THE FOLLOWING- ARTICLES
Grandfather's Cite Stnnt-Tree, by Mrs. - L. Maria
Child; Gipsey Children's Song, by LucyLamm;
How the Indian Corn Grows, by the author of
"Seven Little Bisters"•, The Cruise tithe Leopold,
1., by Oliver Optic; Half-Hours with Father Bright
hopes, 111,, by J. T. Trowbridge; Dog Carlos, by
Louise E. Chollet; Afloat in the Forest,lX., by Cap
tain Mayne Reid; Winning His Way, X., by Carle
ton; Hush4t-By, by Mrs. Anna M. Wells; Aunt
Esther's Stories, by Mrs• H. B. Stowe; Round the
Evening Lamp.
THIS NUMBER CONTAINS FOURTEEN ILLUS
TRATIONS.
TEEMS OF THE MAGAZINES
THE ATLANTIC.—Four Dollars per year for
single subscriptions.
CLUB. RATES.—TWO Copies for Seven Dollars;
Five Copies for Sixteen Dollars; Ten Copies for
Thirty Dollars, and each additional copy Three
Dollars. For every Club of Twenty Subscribers an
extra copy will be furnished gratis, or Twenty-one
Copies for Sixty Dollars.
OUR YOUNG FOLHS.—Two Dollars per year for
single subscriptions.
CM:FEB.—Three Copies for Five Dollars; Five Co
pies for Eight Dollars; Ten Copies for Fifteen Dol
lars; Twenty Copies for Thirty Dollars; and an
extra copy gratis to the person forming the Club of
Twenty.
THE Two IdaonziNES—The ATLANTIC and OUR
YOUNG FOLKS, will be sent to one address for
Five Dollars.
POSTAGE must be hold at the office where the Ma
mines are supplied..
All Butiveriptionv are payable in advance.
N. B.—Back Numbers received.
All letters respecting the 3lagazirieS should be ad
dressed to the Publishers,
TICKNOR & FIELDS,
124 TREMONT STREET,
BOSTON, Mass
T. B. Subscriptioner SIXTH and CE(ESTNTIT
Streets, Agent for 01714 YOttNer
FOLKS.t,
THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF
I-I 01J a' HOME
15 PUBLISHED THIS DAY, and contains!
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.. By one of our ablest
writers.
HALLE AND ITS HISTORY. By Prof. Smith.
GEOFFREY THE LOLLARD. Continued.
WASHINGTON IRVING AT SUNNYSIDE. By
John Eaton Cooke.
MINERAL REGION OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
GERMAN PAINTERS.
THE RAINBOW A SYMBOL OF CHRIST.
NOBODY'S HEROES. By Miss S. J. Pritchard.
MRS. ELIZABETH FRY. B_yDr.F.D.Fluntington.
GLEANIN Old FROM WEAN LIFE. By Professor
Lawrence.
THE AUTHOR OF ANNIE LAURIE. By Colonel
Wilson.
MRS. LYDIA U. SIGOURNEY. By Catherine E
Beecher.
MAJOR GENERAL HOWARD. By MajorWilbour.
SERMON TO SUNDAY SCHOOL MAURER*. By
Rev. C. S. Robinson.
THE FIRST ROBIN RED-BREAST. By Richard
Grant White.
THE SHADOW OF A GREAT ROCK. By the Editor.
And other papers, and several Poems. -
TellllB, pa year. Slx copies, $l3. Twelve copies
Goodd one ext want ed person 'Lobo gets up thel(itud.
Agentsto canvass.
CHARLES SCRIBNERc CO., Publishers,
.124 GRAND Street, New York.
T. B. PUGH, corner of SIXTH and CHESTNUT
Streets, Agent for Philadelphia. It
itiA.CTEITZIE IN THE LARYNGO
SCOPE.
-LA SCOPE. With numerous Illustrations.
Published THIS DAY:
THE USE OF THE LARYNGOSCOPE, in Dis
eases of the Throa with an Appendix on Rhino
soupy. By kionaxt Maegag?ta, M. D. Load. M.
R. G. P., rh ss ioan to the Dispensary for Diseases
of the Throat; Corresponding Member of the Imps.
rial Royal Society oiL'hysicians of Vienna, &c.,
&c., &a., with ILLUSTRATION.
ALSO,
A complete Classified and Priced Catalogue of
MEDICAL BOOKS, which will be furnished gratis,
upoh appliesttion.
LINDSAY & BLAWISTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
sell No. 25 South SIXTH Street.
NEW AND SUPERIOR BOOKS.
LESSONS FOR SCHOOLS, taken from the
Holy Scripthres, in the words of the Text. 300 pp.,
12mo. 105 per 100 copies. Single copies, by mall, 57
cents. It is admirably adapted for school purposes.
RHYMES FOR THE NURSERY. By the author
of " Original Poems." A new and beautifully il
lustrated edition. Extra cloth, 75 cts.
THE ROUND PICTURE STORIES. A nice little
book, made onnUrposo for children • limo. 50 eta.
NIC AT THE TAVERN; Or, Nobody's Boy. By
the author Of "Katie Lee," "Little Light,"
/Cc. 18mo.,_eloth. 40 cents. H
THREE UNDRED YEARS AGO; or the Story
of Lollar, 18010., cloth. 60 cents.
WAY TO THE -HEART OF CHILDHOOD; Or,
Seed Sown in Spring-time. 18mo., cloth. 40 cents.
Just published and for sale by THE AMERICAN
SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION, No. 1122 CHEST
NUT Street, Philadelphia, and 599 BROADWAY,
New York; 5e22,4t
LATE MIELICATIONS.—AIi EXAM
INATION OF SIB WILLIAM HAMILTON'S
PHILOSOPHY. and of the Principal Philosophical
Questions discussed in his Writings. By- John
Stuart Mill, in two volumes ; limo.
HONOR ; OR THE SLAVE-DEALER'S DAUGH
TER. By Silken G. Bulrineh.
BLADE AND THE FAlL—Thoughts for a
Young Man. By A. B. Massey.
DISSERTATIONS AND DISCUSSIONS.—PoItti-
Cal. Pldlosopbleal and Historical. By Jobe Stuart
Mill; 3 volumes 12 mo.
All the new books received as soon as published,
and for sale by JAMES S. CLAXTON,
(Successor to W. S. & A. Martien,)
se2o 606 icirzas.wtrT street.
30 CENTS.-HARPER'S j _FOR OCTO
BER. PITCHER'S, SOS GictESTITUT St.
1 a —PETERSON'S, FOR OCTOBER
•IL• f • PITCHER'S, 808 CHESTNUT Street.
ci_ODEY'S, LADIES' FRIEND. AND
'LS ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINES, for Octo
ber, at PITCHER'S Book, Album, Picture, and
Frame Store, 808 CHESTNUT Street. se22-2t
SILILAND DRY GOODS JOBBERS
FRESH GOODS.
HALLOWELL) GAIIDNER, &
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
ABE NOW OPENING
AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
SILKS
AND
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Comprising an extensive and attractive assortMent
of styles to meet present trade
Elegant Designs
Fo-relgii Panay Fabrieg_
AIso—CHOICE MAKES in
IMPORTED STAPLE GOODS,
such as wilibe required for
AUTUMN SALES,
which they offer at
LOW PRICES TO CASH BUYERS.
615 Chestnut and 612 Jayne streets.
HEI-mwttal
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE, 44s CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
"JEt GOODS,
Nos. 239 •nd 241 North Third Street,
rli/LADEL/lEtui
Cloths, Prints,
Cassimeres, Delaines,
•
Gattinetts, Alpacas,
Jeans, Fancy Dress Goods,
Cottonadee, Brown and Bleeched sheath:3.
Denims, Brown and Bleeched Shirtlugs,
Stripes, Ornish Chambras,
Cheeks, Omish Tweeds,
einghams, Flannels,
Diapers, Linens,
• FIESBNISBING GOODS,
WI ITS GOODS, -
au234m - NOTIONS. & e... 41e.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
WHITE, BUPT, AND DRAB
GAUNTLETS;
SID, BUCK, BEAVER, CASTOR, CLOTH,
RINDWOOD, AND ABERDEEN
GLAO YES;
JUST LANDING - , AND FOR BALE BY
aClarrir 13, mriiiar.aenu CO..
3 BANK. Street, PlLliada.
FALL.
1865.
JAS. B. CAMMLL & CO,
727 CHESTNUT STREET.
Invite the attention of Cash Buyers at wholesale
to their stock of
fpTCH I BRIT/13H, AND AMERICAN
.8
RsDRY G-001 , 8i
Width, for extent, variety', mid general adapta
tion to the wente of dm trade, la unrivalled.
BILKS,
MERINOES ,
POPLINS,
ENINGLIN.Es,
TARTAN PLAIDS.
`BLANKETS, : ~"
FLANNELS,
BALMORAL'S,
WHITE GOODS;_
LINENS; had. "- "
BRADFORD GOODS
package BlllyerS Slipped with scarce and dears
ble goo at and undeet rates..
Or •
• NALEIOO3IIIS VP STAXIVI. •
fat
DETAIL DRY GOODS.
REAL VALEECIENZIES LACES.
45, 30, 35, 40 and 50 cents
Just received a large lot at the above reduced
prices.
CURWEN, STODDAUT a BROTELER,
Nog. 450. 452 and 454 North SECOND Street,
se2l-3t above Willow.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
26 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
RAVE NOW OPEN
MAGNIFICENT QUALITY
LYONS SILK CLOAK VELVETS,
IN 32, 34, 36 AND 40-INCH WIDTHS.
se2l-2tr
*`ALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Rich Plaid Paris Poplins.
Choice shades Paris Poplins. ,
Choice shades Paris Epingles.
Choice shades Paris Reps.
Choice shades Paris ElectoralS.
French Merinoes, all grades.
Cashmere Plaids.
Printed Mousse-delainee.
All colors Mousse-del:ones,
Single and double width,
Willi a full line of Dress Goods.
PRICES RANGING FROM 32 . 34 TO 60 CENTS.
All from the recent Auction Sales In New York
and Philadelphia.
CURWEN STODDARD & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 1-54 North SECOND Street,
sett-3t ' Above Willow.
FALL GOODS.
Just received a large assortment of Goods suita
ble for the Fall season, consisting of
LUPIN'S ALL-WOOL DELAINES,
" MERINOES,
" CASHMERE D'ECOSSE,
."
EMPRESS CLOTH,
" PARISIENNE,
" TAMISE, PA' YDS. WIDE.
" 'VELOUR RUSSE,
" POPLINS,
" POPLIN PEKIN,
•
'• BIARRITZ,
" BOMBAZINES,
ALPACAS, CROWN MOH.AIRS,
Also, a tine assortment of
SECOND MOURNING GOODS,
BLACK SILKS, TAFFETA, GEO DE RHINE%
POULT DE sca, &c., &c., in different qualities
PERKINS',
9 South NINTH Street.
GREAT STOCK OF
JOB LOTS
OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
KNOBBY COATINGS,
BEAVERS,
VELOURS,
VELVETS,
- CHINCHILLAS,
of the latest and most beatitiAll styles we have ever
offered to the trade or public generally. Officers of
the army and navy may feel assured of special
attention.
We also have a complete stock of
FRIENDS' WEAR,
COACH CLOTHS,
BILLIARDS, and
BAGATELLES.
Our motto is "Good Goods at Fair Prices," at
W. T. SNODGRASS'
CLOTH HOUSE,
34 SOUTH SECOND STREET
AND
23 STRAWBERRY STREET.
BLUE DOUBLE WIDTH.
Lupin's Wool Delaines, of good quality, at
$1.12.%,
Also, Greens, Browns, 11fodes, &c.
*1.37 Lupin ' s plain Poplins, Greens, BroWns,
Blues, Purples.
11,25 Lupin's Black Poplins.
.10 s 7-4 BlackTielaines.
olored Alpacas, Paramattas, &c.
nelaiiieS, Prints. Plaids, &C.
MARSEILLES QUILTS.
' New invoice, good qualities and large sizes, at
lower prices than for three years.
Also, Honeycomb Quilts.
Fine stock of Bed, Crib, Cradle, and Colored
BLANKETS.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET.
MADDER PRINTS REDUCED TO 25c.
CURWIEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452 and 454 North SECOND Street,
lie22-at Above Willow.
12-4 FINE HEAVY BARNSLAY
SHEETING, sl.is.—Just from auction, at
the above low price.
CURWEN STODDA.RT & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 45,2 and 454 North SECOND Street,
Above Willow.
MARSEILLES COUNTERPANES,
of .d .ar t e is l
DART & BROTHER,
Non. 450, 4521 and 454 North SECOND Street,
Above Willow.
HEAVY GRAY BLANKETS,
at lowpyiees.
CUB.WEN STODDART it BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452 and 454 North SECOND Street,
Above Willow.
SPERS QUALITY BLANKETS.-
A fallible of Blankets, comprising all sizes and
grades.
CITRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 455 and 454 North SECOND Street,
above Willow.
CHEAP TABLE LINE - M.-
7.4 Brown Table Linen, Me.
8.4 Brown Table Linen, 87c.
7-9 Loom'Damask Table Linen, $l.
With a fun line of superior Damasks, Table
Cloths, Napkins. Towelling. Ate., &e. -
CURWEN BTODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452 'and 454 North SECOND Street,
se22-8t above Willow.
TABLE LINENS.—A GREAT
VARIE
TY of all kinds, in brown, bleached and half
bleached, from 62% cents, up. Towels of all kinds.
Russia Crash at various prices andqualities. Nap
kins from 90.500, some very handeorne with red
borders. Nursery Diapering, from $1 up, in all
the widths, some of them much. less than they have
been. GRANVILLE B. BAINES,
sel9-4t 1013 MARKET Street, above Tenth.
CHEAPEST BLANKET HOUSE IN
TRE CITY.—Good blankets at $5.50 per pair,
better at $6 and $5.50, extra size and weight $B, one
lot very tine, at $lO that are worth $l2. one lot ex
tra heavy at $lO, same as we sold last year at
$l5, and many other kinds at equally low rates. I
have, beyond a doubt, the cheapest stock in the
city; also crib blankets all sizes.
MarSeillea qUilte at $9, large size that cannot be
bought less than $l2, timer at $ll and $l2; one lot ex.
tra heavy- at $l4; crib counterpanes all prices; 9-4,
10-4 and 11-4 Lancaster quilts; also honeycomb and
bridal quilts; heavy comfortables at 4;5 and $6.50.
GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
sel9-4t 1013 MARKET Street, above Tenth.
A TTRACTIVE NOTICE TO LADIES
A full line of French Merinoes,
- A full line of Poplins,
A full line of Silks and Shawls,
A full line of Blankets,
A full line of Muslins,
A full line of Table Linens,
A full line of Cloths and Cassimeres,ati
JOHN H. STOKES,
sell 702 ARCH Street.
:I-CH NM GOODS AMBERS,
OPENING 810
N DAILY. ARCH ST.
-
Thread Veils new designs.
Thread Lace Barbes.
Cambria Lace Veils, from Si.
Thread Lace Collars, from 50 eta.
Empress Collars in pointe de gaze, point ap
plique, and vale nelennes.HlTE
WGOODS.
French Muslin, 2 yards wide for dresses.
Soft finish Cambric, Nainsook, Plaid and Stripe
Muslims very cheap.
Elch Cambric Edgings and Insertions, French
Embroidered Bands, Flouncings, &c., &.
Demstitclied ildkfs., extra One, 25 cis. sel2-12t
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
96 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Have now open a full stock of
" Lupin's" French Aferinues.
•• Lupin's" Nonslip. de Laines.
SilloaCed Minns.
Silk and Wool Poplins.
All-wool Poplins.
Plaid Poplins, of ordered styles.
Mich-figured all-wool Cashmeres.
Rich styles of Wool De Laines.
Polka Dot De Laines and Reps.
• Dress Goode, in great variety, of our own im
portation. sell.
BLANKETS --ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
LOW PRICES.
Medium and Hue Blankets.
Some extra cheap lots,
$9 andalo.
Fine crib Blankets; Horse Blankets.
m
Honey-cob WM; Ileareheetilith
shaker Flannels, finest goods, and $l.lO.
Best quality Canton Flannels; tektites.
Linen Diapers, *2.25, 52.50 ts 3, and 113Z0, Re,
DEL AINg.M.
107 piece; new Delaines, 35 and 37 cts.
118 pieces new prints,hest makes, only sa to 35 els.
Daily opening new dress goods.
Black dress goods stock complete.
• COOPER at CONARD,
11. E. cor. 'NINTH and MARKET Streets.
628 HOOP SKIRTS.--.NEW 628
TALL STYLES NOW READY
at Hopkins , Manufactory, No. (WS ARCH Street.
Our assortment is complete containing full lines of
Ladies>, Misses>, and Children's Skirts! of every
style, length, and size, which, for finish, durability,
and cheapness, are unequalled by any other hoop
skirts made, and are warranted to give satisfaction.
its made to order, alit red, and repaired. Also,
good Eastern-made skirts, from Kneen to forty
springs, at very low prices. Wholesale and re
tail. se9-lur
COTTON -WARP CLOTHS,
rzuwours,
WAVE AND OTHER PATTERNS.
ALSO,
•
ALL.WOOL
13 0 E s- - tr. T. s,
AND OTEEE FANCY PATTERNS.
. .
For sale by the BEalkuniCturecl, -
- BEM. BULLOCK'S ., SONS ,
40 and 42 South FRONT. Street
sel-3m
1865.
PERSONS SEEKING} MEDICAL AID
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E W. B. Bar
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rer; Rev. Richard Newton, D. D.; Rev. Thomas
Brainer O'Neill,,.. Hon. Oswald Thomson, Hon.
Charles Hon. W. E. Lehman, Major Gen.
S. W, Crawford, Col. Wmr - Bell Waddell, Major
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Russell, Wm. L. Springs, Addison May, and T. B.
Peterson.
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entitle course of studies, at the option of parents.
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sors and instruetors,who have been educated in our
beat institutions, and have had an extensive and
successful experience in the training of youth. A
graduate of the United States Military Academy , , of
experience and ability, conducts the Military De
partment. The moral and religious instruction of
the Cadets is carefully attended to.' For circulars
2-P2eYt,t• James.
g km? ksT , .3‘06 -N ell Chestnut Chestnut
Philadelphia or to ' Col. THEO. HYATT,
se2o-im 'resident Penna. Military. Acadeiny.
A , TEACHER WHO HAS HAD SOME
A
years experience in his profession in public and
private schools and in families; desires a situation.
Refers to prominent men of Philadelphia and vici
nity, by whom he has been employed. Address
"P.," l'resir Office. sein-et"
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE .IN.;
STITUTE, for YOUNIa LADIES, northwest
cameral CHESTNUT and EIGHTHEENTH Sts.
Bey, CHAS, A, SMITH, D. D., Principal. sc2o-6t.
TEE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL of the subscriber, 8; E. corner of
THIRTEENTH and LOCUST Streets, will Reopen
On MONDAY, Sept. 11.. Cau2B-Inrol B. KENDALL.
SIGNOR P. RONDINELLA-ITALIAN
and English Singing Lessons. Residence, S.W.
corner BROAD and PINE.
CHESTNUT -STREET FEMALE SE
MINARY—ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL—Principals, Miss Bon
ney and Hiss Mayo. — The Thirty - first Semi-An
nual Session will open WEDNESDAY, geptembei
13th, at 1815 CIiz,STNIIT Street. Particulars
from Circulars. Bala-tool
THOMAS BALDWIN'S ENGLISH
Mathematical and Classical School for Boys,
N. E. corner BROAD and ARCH, will reePen Sep
tember 4. au2S-imw
ENGLISH CLASSICAL, AND MA- .
TUEMATICAL INSTITUTE. No. 2 southwest
PENN 4 19 , ,V AltE. Duties resumed Sept. Ilth.
au29-2m. dOSIEPII DAVISON, Principal,
WILLIAM S. COOLEY, A. M. WILL
reopen his CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
SCHOOL at No. 11.1.21 MARKET Street, on MON
DAY, September 4. anal-Im*
CIATHARrNE M. SHIPLEY WILL RE.
OPEN her School, at No. 4 SOUTHWEST
PENN Square, on the 11th of Ninth Month, (Sep
tember, )1865. an2B4m.
SPRING -GARDEN ACADEMY - A.
Classical, Mathematical, ani ,LEnglish school. tor
Boys and Young Men, corner EIGHTH and BUT
TONWOOD Streets,will reopen MOND A.Y, Septem
ber 4. J. P. BIRCH,
rin A. M.,
au2B-lrn ' Pcipal.
AYOUNG LADY DESIREE. A SIP:F
ATION as Visiting or Resident GOVERNE9S,
to teach the Englisllbranebes and French. Address
"M. 8.," at this Office. se2o-6t.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
INSTI
TUTE far Young Ladles, Rev, N. CYR 444
Mrs. M. 0-. DAVENPORT, Principals. No. AnPa&
FRANKFORD Road Philadelphia. Circulars can
be had, on application, at the Institute and at
Messrs. JOHHPENNINGTON & SONS, No. 127
South SEVENTH Street.
'WILLIAM FEWSMITH I S CLASSI
CALand English School, No. 1008 CHEST
NUT street, will reopen on MONDAY, September
4. an2B-110
ACADEMY FOR BOYS, REAR OF
No, 41 North ELEVENTH Street . , retzpfins
Ninth Month (Sept.) 4th. W. WHITALL,
au2B-Im.
VISITING GOVERNESS.-A LADY,
who has lust completed an engagement of seve
ral years, wilhes to give iNsTRucmON, in private
families or schools, in the different brauohog of a
good English education French, Germa_n and
Music. Best references iiven. Address C. N., Ep.
Bookstore, 1.2201-IEHES NUT Street.selg-wfm6t.
JAMER:III. CHASE, A. M. OF HAR
VARD COLLEGE Private Tutor In the Clas
sics and in the higher English branches. Rooms
_ L at
No. MU South NINTH - Street. sela.wttatit-
cMULLII4 WILL RESUME THE
31. M duties of her SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
CHILDREN on MONDAY September 11th, 1960,
at No. 411 South EIGHTEENTH Street, below
rine, Be4-mw118V"
THE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
• DEAN STREET, BELOW LOCUST,
Will be reopened SEPTEMBER 4th.
au26-2m. J. W. FAMES, D. D., Principal.
MISS BROOKS AND MRS. J. E.
HALL will resume the duties of their BOARD
ING and DAY SCHOOL for Yoang Ladies, at um
WALNUT Street,,on WEDNESDAY, the 20th inst.
au26-23n*
MNS V. P. BROWN No. 1907 PINE
utreet, will (on MONDAY Sept. 4th,) resume
the duties of her School for Children, between the
ages 014 and 15. au29-IM,
ABACHMANN, TEACHER OF THE
• Plano,
_Organ,. Melodeon. and Violin, 92A
SERUM %AUDEN Street. ADVANCED PUPILS
FINISHED. Classee banned in Harmony- Appil
catlona, 12 to IA. M.: 6 to 7 P. M. au3o-lni*
THE" CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL of H. D. GREGORY, A. M. No. 1.31.08
XATtIiBT Street, will reopen on NONDAY_, Sep
tember 4th. au.2l-1m•
MARY P. ROBESON'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES will be Reopened at 1813
FILBERT St., 9th month (Sept. 11th). att3o-Im.
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
PARRESBURG, Chester eounty,Peaumqvaule,,
forty miles from Philadelphia.
The duties of this School will be resumed OCTO
BER Ist, 1865.
Terms—sl2s per session.
For Circulars, apply to Misses JOHNSTON and
KELLY, l'rinciPals. au26-1m
THE FRENCH. AND ENGLISH
-a- BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL of Madame
MASSE will.reopen on MONDAY t September 18th.
In this institution instruction it 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 circa
lars, containing terms and other particulars, ad
dress 1342 SPRUCE St., Philada., - Pa. auls-2m
MRS. A. YEGTKEIRR, WHO RE
CEIVED a thorough musical education under
one of the best Professors in faermany, and after
several years of successful teaching in Seminaries,
and in this city, has resumed her daties as teacher
of Vocal and instrumental Music. References, Lee
& Walker, T 22 Chestnut street Residence, 1513
VME - Street. At home from 12 to 1. se9-12t*
fIEIEGARAY INSTITUTE.-ENGLISH
and French Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies, Nos. 1527 and 1629 SPRUCE Street, Phi
ladelphia, will reopen on WEDNESDAY, Septem
ber Mu.
Preach is the language of the family,and is con
stantly spoken in the Institute.
For circulars and particulars apply to
au9-gm Madame D'HERVILLY, Principal.
MISS ELIZA W. SMITH'S SCHOOL
for Young Ladles, No, VW SPRUCE Street,
will be reopened on 1110.DIDA.Y, Septet:lib:6P IL The
course embraces a tborough English Edication wlth
LAMA, French, German, Music., Drawing, Pe:it:Ong.
&e. ses4nro
SrUSAN HAYHURST 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 Youug Ladies for receiving a
thorough education. A Department for Children,
under a competent teacher, will be conducted upon
the Kindergarten, Or Object System. Reference,
former DatrOttS. For further Information, apply to
. PußcrE, BEYEITS/1V- 5e16:12?
VIL AGE GREEN SEMINARY—
MILITARY.. BOARDING SCHOOL.—Terms
very moderate. Thorough course of study In
Mathematics, English • Classics, ite. Supplies the
beuefite of e a home. burveyiug and Engineering
- taught. Boya.orall ages received. Begins 9epteM
ber 9th. Refers to JOHN C. CAPP SON., B 3
South THIRD Street; TILOS, J. CLAY'PON, Esq.,
FIFTH and PRUNE ; Mrr GEORGE F. KNOTT,
as HUDSON Street. Number limited. Address
Rev. J. HARVEY BARTON. A. M., Village Green,
au4-am
RIG. RIZZO WILL RESUME RIB LES
SONS in Vocal Music at his reeideneej No. 3L3
South SIXTEENTH Street, October 1.
He may be addressed meantime through the City
P. 0.. as above. au29-tt
1-1 EN T RAL INSTITUTE, TENTS
and SPRING GARDEN Streets, will reopen
Septembere 4th. Boys prepared for an , division of
the Public Grammar Schools, for College, or for
business. Special attention given to sman bow+.
Residence, 634 North TENTH Street.
fiti2l-8H G. McGUIRE, A, K., Principal.
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-IN
the Philadelphia City Institute, N. E. corner
CHESTNUT and EIGHTEENTH Streets. Reopens
SEPT. 4, 1885. Entrance on Eighteenth street.
L. BARROWS
- ;,all.lm* JOHN H. R. Di,ELKOY,
THE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL of A. B. SHEARER A.M. North
west cyrner of CHESTNUT and TW ELFTH Ste..
(WO= BOON will reopen on MONDAY, Sept. 4..
yor terms, references, ate., see Olicularat tO be Ob
tained at Mr. Hassard's Drug Store, or from tne
Principal, at the School Rooms, every morning, be
tween 10 and 12% o'clock. au2s-Im*
TAB MISSES CASEY AND MRS.
BEEBE -will reapers their BoardinUo4
School for Young_Ladies, No. 1103 wAIiNU
Street, on WEDIMSDAY, the 20th ofSept. au2-2td.
THE SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT Street, N. W. cor.
of Twelfth, reivens SEPTEMBER 4th. This is the
beat
- 2 1 School for boys in America.
auM ENNIS, Prtneipaa,
4:1 ER MAN TOWN FEMALE SEMI.
"1... R NARY, GREEN Street. south of Walnut lane,
wlll reopen on WEDNESDAY, September lath:
Circulars containing full Information as to Teruo,
'Course of Instruction character of the Sengnary,
& c ., may
_be obtained of
Prof. WALTER S. FORTESCUE, A.M., .
au22-tf Principal.
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compass a clearer, fuller, more readable uecount,'
entirely from personal oiservation of the nature,
animus, purposes, tendencies, and'instrumentali
ties oT the Staveholders , Rebellion than does the
unpretending narrative of Mr. Richardson."
Teachers, ladies, energetic young men, and espe
cially returned and disabled officers and soldiers,
In want of profitable employment, will find it pecu
liarly adapted to their condition. We have agents
clearing $175 per month, which we will prove to any
doubting applicant.
Send for circulars. Address
JONES,BROTHERS,R CO..
N. E. corner SIXTH and MINOR Streets_,
aul7-2u,* Philadelphia,
AGENTS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
National Work, the most complete, only au
thentic and reliable LIFE OF LINCOLN" published.
Address .lONES, BROTHERS, & CO., Philadel
phia, Pa. - u,u29-Ite_.
AGENTS WANT . . FOR THE ME
MORIAL RECORD OF THE NATION'S TRI
BUTE TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Extra induce
ments effered. Address HENRY A. LOVELAND,
No, 20 North MR22/04 Street, northweat ofPenn
Sambre, Plillada.. Da. atl94-Im*
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
OTHERS, ORIGINALLY DOING BUSINESS
IN TEXAS.—A reliable gentleman, with a large
business experience, and acquainted with the coun
try and iieeide of Texas, is soon to return there on
private business. Collections and other business
will be promptly and properly attended to while
there, if entrusted to his hands. Address "Loyal,"
at this office. au22-6w.
STORE WANTED ON MARKET
Street, between Seeded and Fourth, by first Of
January. A liberal rent will be paid. Address "J.
BARTLESON, ,, this office. se2o-wfln
TO GO SOUTH.-A CARPENTER,
with eight years' experience as Bailder,wisbes
to eng age to Igo Senn, as guperintondent, 'forenion,
or do any capacity where his services could beren
dered useful. Address "J. G. W.," Rex 3y33, P.
0. se22-2V,
BOARDING.
COUNTRY BOARDINe —MRS.
BROOKE purposes keeping her house, at Mt.
Airey (near the Stationlopen till December. Apply
at the house, or 1402 WALNUT St. se 3t•
I_4ODGMG ROOMB FOR GENTLE
MEN, furnished or unfurnished.
Reference given and required.
sels.fmw3t* 240 North FIFTH Street.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
EDyarkt> I'. EI~ILLY I
TAILOR,
€I CHESTNUT STREET.
A COMPLETE. ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOTHES UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY AND
STYLE.
MILITARY AND NAVAL OFFICERS
Attended to by J. S. TAYLOR, the best Military
and Naval Tailor in the country—last four years the
Cutter at OWENS', Washington. set -ti
F . A. HOYT & BROTHER
IiSTC now on hand
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BOYS' CLOTHING,
to which they invite the titteittion of their cue•
tourers and the public in general.
A fine line of goods for MEN'S and BOYS , WEAR
—to make to order.
F. A. HOYT & 8R0.,.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
' TENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
se2o-Wintl2t
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
J, JOLLIVET,
LADIES. ling DRESER,
Formerlyat No.I3I4,CELESTN UT Street,
informs his friends and customers that he has re
moved to
No. 224 S. NINTH Street, .
Four doors above Locust street,
where Frenchdo to ReeP an extensive assortment
Of fine Flowers., flair Work Perfumery, &e.
Ile also would state that he has just received the
latest styles of Front Curis,Plaits, Waterfalls, dc.,
&c.selB-60
t EMOVAL-NOTICE.- - -THE OFFICE
of the Excelsior On Company is reniteddd to
Room No:'24 Merchants , Exchange. sell3-30t
- p EMOVAL.-BENEDICT MILLER,
-RAJ UMBRELLA. and PARASOL Manufacturer has
removed to 39 North SIXTH Street. ses-irro. if
EXCURSIONS.
aggiNti EXCURSIONS TO
LONG BRANCH . .
Trains for Long Branch will leave COOPER. , B
POINT, Cautden,daily (Sunday excepted) at 9.1.5 A.
M. Fare, $2. Excursion Tiekets, good for three
days, $3. 8. B. COLE,
Cam Ageennt,
d.
PPREFERENCE IS DUE TO AMF42.I.-
DAN DIANDFArrrv.-... troalneoura uner
micat
WHITING FLUID, COPYING INK, AND CARMINE INK
For sale by Stationers and Druggist_ ,s and by the
manufacturer, WM. 'HODGSON.
Office, No. 103 North TENTEI Street,
mel3-Nvfm2hE Philadelphia.
CORN EXCHANGE
BAG MANUFACTORY.
10,000 Cotton Seamless Bags.
10,000 Linen do. do.
20,000 Jute do- do.
pistons rod for Rale by
,TOIIN T. BAILEY & 004.
sel4-am* 113 North FRONT Street
TAKE NO MORE U.NPLEASANT AND
z. Unsafe Remedies for unpleasant and danger
ous diseases. Use lIRLIIBOLD'S EXTRACT BROW
Alla improved Roes Wash. 11/16 South TENTH
Street. 3.02-1 m
PPHOTOGRAPHS.—IN THE ART OF
Photographing none excel B. F. REIMEIi his
s pe cimens attest his skill and experience. Call' at
1321-ARCM Street,and obtain tine pictures. it*
FOR
° R A.R D. PHOTO
-12,
GRAS made at REIMER'S Gallery, SE
COND Street, above Green,. See specimens suita
ble for albums,and Just the thing_for scholars to ex
change witliclassmates. Its
SI7PEI.III STYLENATURA.L, LIFE,
LIRE and tropreastre pictures, fittest portraits
made. See specimens of Bre-size Photographs tn
oi/ colors at B. F. HEIMAR'I3. 624 ARCH St. It*
BAKER'S POPUL&R WaR ESTAB
LIBILMVIIT—TIie siisortment of Braids, Wigs,
Toupees, lianbeaux, Fapittons, Rouleaux, Ton
dues, Frizzes; Orlrilpaes. Curls,' Illusive neems for
Ladles, cannot be equalled by any other house in
the 'United States, at prleea lower thau.elsewliere.
No. 909 GLIESTNIST 'Street. se2o-11n.
BENJAMIN .F. BLOOD,
ATTOUNNX AT LAW, •
Having been. recently discharged from the army,
has resumed the practice of the law; and haying
m
been appointed a Commissioner of Deeds..for the
most of Clio States,by the Governors thereof, is an.
thorned to take depositions, aelinOWlo4l74ent
deeds, to be used or recorded, therein.
Office, No. 614 CHESTNUT Street, Phlladol•
•
phia. •
- . -
• -
-n-AYINOTIJRCHABED TZE,EN.TIRE
Stoa. am,(l. Interest of the WO SAMI,TgL HE
OANOEE, Esq., I Will continue the bunineigi at the
old stand, DELAWARE Avenue, above ppopptar
street. • JOHN A. RHIJNER,
rIiILAMBLPHIA, Sept. 15.1865. 5e19.12t.
FIFTY DOLLAR& WIFE. BE, GIVEN
by the advertiser to any person procuring him a
Situation as Bookkeeper or Assistant,. in city or
country Best reference given. AdOrem; ".A.B-
SISTANV, ,, Press Ofiice. se2.l.4t*
661 -- NEVER RAD - A. GOAD PICTURE
BEFORE i" exclaimed one of Philadelphia's
fairest daughters, as elie gazed with delight on hop
Photo-Miniature , made at CRE➢4EIt & DILLON'S,
18 South EIGHTH Street. . seta-11111f
N. 8.--Alnums and Stereoscopes in great variety.
'HAVANA CIGARS. -A GOOD VA
RIETY constantly in store and WO, at law
eta cash rates. S. TUGITET 8 SONS.
my/44W No. Sll, South FRONT Street.
14° GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH
herefore, th e nmons and debilitated should
irom &lately use flatacsoutiliti tt,ttiim MOUT,
ILO* Sou.th TENTH IStreet au4,14
AUCTION SALMI
HERKNEER BAZAAR--.NINTH
••••—•', and RANSOM Streets.
- - •
AUCTION SALE OF HORSE% W.
On SATURDAY MoRNINTA - next, et 10 0 7 0106 k,
comprising about
EIGET'ir HORSES„
stilted to Harness and the Saddle. Full 'description
at sale.
ALSO,
Hew and second-hand VarriAgeth Pga rb „.?", t4 ,
with which the sale will commence. oingm
Double Harness, Saddles, Bridles. itc.
Aar Sale ofilorses, &c., WEDNESDAY.
ALFRED H. }MEKNES%
se2i-2tif Auctioneer:
14 1 , BERKNESS'. BAZAAR, NINTH
AND OADISOM STREETS.
SPECIAL SALE OM MIMES.
ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT.;
At 10 o'clock. at the Bazaar. will be sold
TWENTY-FIVE MULES; .
Alt youtig and serviceable animals.Wl ill 8004
condition. ALFRED M. RRIIIINEB2I,
se22-2tif
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
"ft EitOVAL. REMOVAL
amp , REMOVAL. REMOVAL.
REMOVAL. REMOVAL: ,
GEO; C. MILLER,
GEO. 0. - MILLER,
GEO. C. MILLER.
REAL ESTATE' BROKER,
REAL ESTATE NRONEE
REAL ESTATE REOREE,
DU rem SIXTH the corner of
AND WALNUT STREETS.
ss,ooo,ooowerth oP otty and suburban property for
sale.
New Nontlrtly Catalogue suet out. sel9-5t if
TO REM.
Five large reams, In the FOTTNNLT, NUILDIN
N. W. corner of FIFTH and CHES'T'NUT Streets,
suitable for umnufacturiogv purposes.' Forftirtlier
Information, apply P. HERST Ss CO.; on The pre
wises. . , se2l.-3t.
VALUABLE IRON WORKS
icaL (known es F , WARWICH FURNACB") - AT
PRIVATE SALE.—The subscribers offer at private
sale the valuable Iron Works known as , Warwick
Furnace, the property of the late DAVID-POTTS,
Jr., deceased, situated partly in Chester, partly in
Lancaster, and partly in Berke counties, contain
ing upwards of 8,000 Acres of Land, with that, .por
tion of the Iron Ore rfahts that may suit theme
chasers. The Furnace and 4,ooo,acres will be sold,
It desired. Persons wishing to examine the same
will call upon the subscribers at Warwick Furnace.
.
THOMAS 3t. POTTS, /
se22..frit. NATIIAN , L POTTS, Executor..
ft* POR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE
AMBOSSESSION—Three. 'story brick DWELLING=
wltk,modern Improvements. Apply at 1.1-44 liort1) ,
TWELFTH Street. seta-2t"
pi TIMBER LANDS FOR
.. TTT
.a. abut 2,000 acres of White Pine,Whlte,Oak and
Hemlock. Timber Lands, in CLINTON COUNTY,
Pennsylvania, near station on the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. Several saw-mills convenient. Will
be sold cheap, and on good terms. Apply to
BRO. W. GRIETIN, Real Estate Broker,
se22.Bt 134 South FOURTH Street.
de FOR SALE--HOUSE, No, 1910
Mateoutes st, 8-story main,3-story bark buildings;
lot 20x114 feet to North st.' Possession in October.
House, N. 581 N. Sixth st., 3-story main, 2-story
back buildings; lot 18x118 feet. Possession in Nov , r.
House, No. 920 North Twelfth st., 3-story main,
2-story hack buildings; bath-room, gas fixtures, dm.;
lot WA f. fit.
. .
Persons desirous of purchasing houses, large or
small, are invited to call and look over our
Regiger.
GEO. W. GRIFFIN,
Real Estate Broker,
se22-2t . 134 Bonth FOURTH Street.
fa FOR SALE-THE DESIRABLE
ilraiDWELLlNGiwith side yard No. 11.1 GREEN
Street. Can be seen after 9A. M. Possession No
vember let. Apply to BACON A: WARDER, ;disk
WALNUT Street. se2l-6t5
/ft FOR BALE—IMMEDIATE POS:
Li SESSION—Two• Handsome Modern DWELL
INGS, with marble' doorway and side yards, situ
ated on JEFFERSON Street, near Broad. terms
easy. GEO. N. TOWNSEND,
se2o-4t 1:=3 5 South FOURTH Street.
FOR SALEL—IRONMA,STERS AT
TENTION—GREAT BARGAIN-100,000 CAN
BEiCLEARED IN oNaYEAß.—Birst-classßolllng
Mill in this city, with all the splendid nearly new
machinery, with - three - engines, one of 60, another
of 150, and another oP3O horse-ower; has seven
boilers. First - rote nTheitincry for manufacturing
railroad iron, chains, spikes, &c. ; 1,000 tons of all
descriptions of iron can , be made in one year. Is
now all in full operation. Has water and steam
railroad communication; coal shUtes, &c.; all the
water used upon the f utlees derived from springs
near by, free of eh e. There is also a row of
twelve stone tenant d elllnge Included, rrlcc
000; worth $lOO,OOO. Easy terms.
OEO. C. MILLER; Real Estate Broker,
se2o-4t if SIXTH and WALNUT.
FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE RESI
DENCE. eltuated At , the southeast corner of
FORTY-FIRST and PINE Streets. POSSetsion
soon. Apply to ROBT. MACGREGOR,
se2o-3t 419 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE RESI
ma DEN with large lot, 110 by 140 feet, situated
on FORTIETH, near Locust: Apply to
ROBT. MACGREGOR,
sell-It 4119 WALNUT Street.
Ela FOR SALE—VACANT—A NEAT
ten-roomed house, central, in good repair:
suitable for Physician or Dentist' terms easy.
sep2o-6t. WARE, 403 mititAlly Stree,t.
el FOR SALE—A NEAT TWO
mastory Brick House, No. 724 GREEN Street.
Possession given at once. Apply to ELI DILLIN,
catzu; Street; Dry Goods Store. sel9-6t.
a REAL ESTATE.-HUNDREDS OF
JIVAL applications daily for property.
Executors administrators, assignees, and others
wishing to dispose of Real Estate, would do well to
call on me at once. No charge•uniess a sale is ef
feeted. •
New Monthly Gatologue is now being compiled,
and will be issued shortly
GEORGE C.-MILLER Real Estate Broker,
sel9-5t if SIXTH; and, AY ALN UT.
FOB
BALE,
A P US j S I D
Fratoryroßlonee, E ett tre e
11/ r o. 3404 i es t e i tit i y the Ar r l e y e 1 .3 3 1 .. a A n ir
a d; A. w t
3 and 6 o'clock. au22-Ink*
AILFOR SALE.-THE KENSINGTON
WEAM SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY
wII be offered at Public Sale, WEDNESDAY AF.
TERNOON, Sept, 27, at 3 o'clock, an the premises,
GF.RMANTOWN Road and SECOND Street. The
above well-known property, situated on lot 40 feet
front on Germantown road, and extending in depth
140 feet to Sophia street. Fronting on Germantown
road are two two three-story brick STORES sad
- DWELLINGS, with back buildings and all the
modern improvements; also, a brick Stable and
Carriage-house. Near the centre of tile lot is a
three-story brick Factory, 40x32 feet, containing
one large steam-boiler, box for condensed steam,
soap pans, soda tubs and receivers, rendering and
melting pans, coolers, eopper-linZ,d tallow tubs,
pumps, coils, pipes, An., with all the necessary
apparatus for manufacturing Soap and Candles in
the most approved manner.
The above property is one of the most desirably
located for Meatless in the city, and will be. sold
clear of incumffrances. If desired, the Dwelling
houses and Stores will be sold separate from the
factory.
Terms at sale,
For plan and farther intormation apply to
JAMES A. FREEMAN:,Auctioneer,
sel3-12t • 422 WALNUT Street.
efi FOR SALE—DWELLING, FORTY
firstAria FOR
and Poplar streets.
Dwelling, 960 Hutchinson street.
1002 Mount Vernon street.
"
" Warnock st.
st,ree south of Montgomery ay.
905 Filbert t.
" 2028 and 2036 Masterstreet.
" 2101 Master street.
B. F. GLENN,
lga South - FOURTH Street, and
sel6 S. W. corner Seventeenth and Green.
drA FOR SALE—HANDSOME VILA%
.IrALLA Country BEAT; with about tweuty aeres..a.
of Laud, beautifully situated, ten miles from Phila
delphia, and a mile and a half from a elation, with
frequent communication. The House has water
throughout, permanent wash-stands and tubs, ben
zole gas, and other modern conveniences; was built
by the owner, who has now left the country. Loca
tion eminently healthy. Address "Box. 2075 >,
post office. sels-frawst*
e A VALUABLE FARM AT Fill-
VATE SALE.
The subscriber will sell at private sale his Farm,
situated to East Marlborough township, Chester
county, Pa., north of and within two miles of Ken
nett Station, on the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Ventral Railroad, at Taggart's 51 Roads, where
a s t age passes by a day from Unionville via
Kennett Station and Wilmington. This Farm con•
talus 175 acres, about 20 of which Is of good timber,
the balance in a high state of cultivation, divided
in eleven enclosures, all watered, except one. This
situation is hard to he surpassed for its beauty and
ease of Arming (every field can be seen from the
buildings); convenient to Ming, shops, and places of
worship. The improvements consist of a large brick
house, 2 stories high, 35 by 35; two brick kitchens
attached, with hydrants in each; a complete cellar
and vault; the buildings mostly roofed with slate;
a large frame barn, with two Coors; carriage-house,
with granerlest corn-house, with do,, and all other
necessary out-buildings.
There are two tenant houses. on the Farm, an
excellent apple orchard, with choice fruit, and
various kinds of fruit.
Many conveniences not described.
Conte and examine for yourselves.
You will he shown the same by the subscriber,
living thereon.
sels-fr3t. ENOCH SWAYNE. •
a s FOR SALE.-THE FAST SAIL
LNG Yacht ABEL, 60 feet , long, 60 tons
measurement. Well farniehed in every particular,
and in complete repair. Sold for want 01:_uniAjos
ply on board at West Jersey Fsrrv- r-
IN THE GRANITE
TO LET._ino.ll3s
L,m, elow Thtrd, with Stearn Power. Also
STORY of the Vimoionweititri Buddini e ,
Nos. 611 and 613 Chestnut strett, TEl.Og. 11. CIO •
NELL Counting-house of Dr, D, Jayne & Son,
M 421 6.IIESTNUT Street. se2o-6t*
FOR 'SALE.
CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL.
Wan DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR AND GENERAL
MANAGER OF MILITARY RAILROADS U. S.„ . _
WASHINGTON, D. C., July SI, 1855.
PROPOSALS will bc received at this office uutti
o'clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, September 13,
niOS, to urchligfl the United States Military ROl
road ROLLING MILL at CHATTANOOGA, Ten
nessee, with the machinery, tools, buildings, fix
tures, and track connecting the Rolling Mill with
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
The mill and machinery constructed to re-roll
railroad iron are entirely new, and of the most im
proved chi.iiietbl.
For .full description .and details of operation,
p_seity, &e., apply in person or by letter to T. W.
YARDLEY, Superintendent, Chattanooga, Ten
nessee.
All bids should be endorsed, "Proposals to. war
&Aso Chattanooga Rolling Mill."
D. C. McCALLITM,
Brevet Brigadier General,
Director and General Manager
Military Railroads. 11. S.
NO satisfactory bid having been received under
the receekt advertisement for the sale or the Chatta
nooga Itoßing Mill, the time for receiving bids is
exterided to the FIFTH OF OCTOBER, 1666, same
hour. D. C. MCCALLUM,
Brevet Brigadier General,
Director anti General Manager
5e19.15t Military Railroads U.S.
PQR SALE--STOCIC, (iOOO WILL
azia Fixtures of an established Merchant Tailor.
One of the best business stands on Arch street.
Store,and dwelling to rent. Apply at 533 ARCII
Btreet.se2l.-3t*
00A,V ' , YARDII7O . II BALE—No. 919
sfreet, above Poplar; stalest to
a :abort lame. •
For terms, inqiiire at Coal Oftlee, , corner SIXTH
and Sritme GAKDIRT Streets. , sel6-6t.
Am
&140itric
Am MALT VINEGAR/ 'PACT Na,
• BROAD AND PRIME sTRILITS.
Constantly on band and f sale a larg e stock of
MALT and WRITE VT NEctom — a " O W
article of manufacture in Ws country, made by the
Celellritted. Enaish nrocecx. and Wed exeMelvely
for Pickling in Europe.
All sales warranted flee from imparitlea
chemicals. • •
Orders filled promptPt to all parts of the country.
AGNN TS.
L. E, PAM:BLOB. lw. Its Walnut street, Phila.
delphia.
PITT & WRITE, NO. 4. Exonewe Piece,
timers. •
CHRISTIAN LXE CO., Richntoutl , ._Va.
W' GOULD CO., NeWbatal. N. O. 3e24-am
""
..._ _
CATIINNT FURNITIAM
VIVRA a cuaaPION, •
AGIASO'OVi SECIONICI BTREET,
are preparea to ibALOV/ *Pe decline in the maket In
the price of their Furatture. Purehatiere 'KW please
e au and examine ens stook. ntyll-17*
_____ _ . . .
_ .
ELMEOLDIS cIONCENTRATRIP
A
EXTRADT BUOMS is the Great Diuretic.
Estaraor.p% CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BARRA.
TARILLAI B the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according most es of' mums
-07 itud Glintnistrf, and are the ar-tito that ca
a n
%lath TENTH ihreCti 1010-114
pt. I Hz) )),?, trizl
MES. JOHN DREW'S NEW lima
. t3MMBT THEATRE.
BE EXIT or EDWIN ADAM ;
TO•lilliraT (FRIDAY). September 22d, 1106, •
The sucCessful sensation Playof.
The serf
' THE SERF.
ADAMS.
joh tfß i v , w e tly,h, the new farce, ON
Etil l i E trt S hcLoit
Seats secured six flays in advance..
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA, 4
THE—CHESTNUT Street, above e Twelfth.
FRIDAY EVBENEENING,. Sentmber.22,
F 1 T
TIIE
YOUNG. BEAUTIFUL, AND GIFTED'
MISS HE& - w
. 1451,ER1,E {
who will appear this evening In
TWO ATTRAOTrvE
assuming FIVE . DIFFERENT CHARABTERs.
This evening will be presented the Interesting
Drama, In three acts, skle
GREW +HES;
OR, THE HUNTRESS THE 311241891 PM
.1.1 , 11 e Mam fit. Aubert. }Miss HELEN WEsTEEN,
• • •
To conclude with the Grand Military Drama, in
three acts, the . • • •
, FRENCH SPY.
Introducing Miss WICHERTjU.
THREE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS.
In preparation—THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT. ,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 23d
FIFTY-EIGHTH GRAND FAMILY MATINE
when theCORSICAN BROTHERS will be presented/
'WALNUT .STREET THEATRE'
T T Acting and Stage Iltanager„W. S. FrederlAr
Business Manager and Treasurer....T. J. Ilaniphill)
THIS (MOAT) EVENING, Sept. M . ,_11165.
BENEFIT OF MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
Oo which occasion she will give he- unapproachable
impersonation of "LADY AUDLEY;" and, by da
tive, "THE FOUR SISTERS." ,
The perforaianee will commence with
_LAGV AUDLEY'S SECRET.
Lady Audley .Irs. D. P. Bowers.
Robert Andley Mr. Barton HILL
To conclude with the comedy of
THE FOUR SISTERS.
gmmimny, last night of " Lady AUtiloy '8 &Wets" 7
with "Black;-Eyeti Susan."
Family Circle,26 cents; Chairs in Orchestra and
Dress Circle, 10 cents; secueed chairs in Orchestra
and Dress Circles, 75 ceute; Orchestra Chairs, SU
Orchestra Boxes, *et Private Boxes, , Ss to sa.
'KEW AM ERICA N THEATRE-:
•A• - WALNUT Street, above Eighth. •
• NEW ATTRACTION.
BENEFIT OF MISS KATE FISHER.
Mr. G. C. DOBSON, the greatest living idanioist,
has kindly volunteered his valuable services for this
night only. ,
The beAnitlful horse WONDER 7rlll perform la the
new Drama.
THIS (Friday). EVENING, September 22, 1855
The performance will commence with a new Kilt
tary Drama in three acts, entitled
Tide Ie.EIII.ALT: AMERICAN SPY.
The SPY biles Kate FloPcri
GRAND DIYERTIIISIdIttiT.
M'll GALETTI, Mons, ANTONIO, and CORP*
DE BALLET.
WONDERFUL MIACO BROTHERS,
To conclude with the Farce of
THE THREE LOVERS.
aIAT/NEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
OrIA ZEPPA for posltiVely the last time.
A SElill3LY BUILDING 3, TENTH.
AND CHESTNUT.,
LAST 'TWO 3716-wrs.
LAST TWO NIGHTS.
mi. AND MRS. HARRY WATKINS,
ITtlkairNovel,Muoleit/ und Comical Entertainment,
A
"TWO HOURS N PUNLANDIII
Assisted by the distinguished young_Fianist,
MISS CARLOTTA SHAW.
These charming Entertainments are attracting
large and brilliant Assemblages of the elite of Phi=
ladelplilan Society, who testify their appreciation
of tide deltglitful umneement 11„ APPLAUSE_
MR.
LAM.*IIIIS4 A.ITLA.URE.
MR. AND MRS. H. WATKINS IN THIRTY
CHARACTERS AND SONGS!
Portraying with singular 'fidelity the Eecentrin
side of Lifer lilts at the Times! Dashes at the Mt
/et:mil: Folly as it Filet!.
TIM comminute andknatterly Plano Solos or
MISS CARLOTTA SHAW
Establish her claim as the
FIRST OF LIVING LADY PIANISTS.
Eveninaat S. Saturday Matinee at 3 o'clock. choice
Seats 50 cents: body of Hall 21 cents. selEtAt
CONCERT HALL.-SECOND
WEEK OT BLIND TOM.
Owing to the wild entlimilasin and immense suc
cess with whieh TOM has been greeted, he will conn
tines his stay in the city this week and will appear
Contert Hall ' EVERY EVENING, except TlNS
day evening.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance to com
mence at B b'eltielt.
ADMISSION 00 (MITS.
Reserved Seats, 75e; to be bad nit. it. Pugh's Book
Store, corner SIXTH and CHESTNUT ... - Streets.
Gallery 25 cents.
Comfortable seats have been reserved for the AV.
COlllll/odatiini 9J 4:9lored people in thegallery.
selB-6t, S. C. - J. THAYER, Agont.
MUSICAL FUND
ADOO: ADOOI
ARTEBLUS WARD
AMON& THE MORMONS.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 25 26 and 27.
ARTEMUS WARD respectfully announces three
farewell Mormon Entertainments,when he will re
late some cheerful new stories, an d present an
ENTLREbY NEW PANORAMA.
These will be Artemus Wald's last nights in
ladelphia, previous to tale departure for Europe.
AdmissionHi:Amts. Reserved seats, 75 cents. BA
seri ed seats for sale at Trumpler's Mask Store,
corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets, and at Ris
ley 's Continental Hotel News Stand. Sale of seats
commence Fflfl6l, Sept 22, at 9 A. IIL, to 6 P.
M. and continue following days. acre open at 7.
Commence at B o'clock. se2t.St•
ACADEMY
A CADENY OF FINE ARTS, MEW
NUT Street, above Tenth—Open from 9 A. PC_
$lll 6P. M. nenLamin West'sgreat picture or
CHEM RBJECTF.,/, Atii on Exhibition, Pia
tt POINT BREEZE PARK t—;
Great Trial of Speed between Indians and
orses, for a purse of Sa,ooo, upon FRIDAY, Sep.
Umber 22d, at 4 o'clock P. 31., good day. E. Parm•
1 y
enters Insligno 14 5 ittroot and Stephens.
W.Nelson enters U. g. Roth
W. H. Doble enters g, in. Jenny Lind.
C M
Cropsy enters.... ...... b. g. Clipper.
Men to run 2% miles, Horses to trot 4 miles. Mea
and Horses to change - where they please without
stopping.
°mating will take passengers fromiLIBRART
Street, between Fourth and Fifth, to the Park,
Admission. .. . .. .....'........0NE DOLLAR.
Omnibuses will star at 21 o'clock P. M., from
LIBRARY Street, between Fourth and Fifth, t*
convey passengers to the Park. se2l-2t. r.
MILLIIVERY.
E P. GILL ik CO.
HAVE NOW OPEN . A FULL TAME Us
BANDSOINE FALL BONNETS,
lIA.TS, AND. MILLINERY GOOD,S.
Also, CHOICE FLOWERS, RIBBONS, and OR,
NAMEN TB for the Hate
E. P. GILL & CO.,
730 ARCH Street.
ge1.242t
THE CHEAPEST AND
.& PRESTON STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY
CLEAN CARPETS
Cu their "Boston, Carpet °Waller," in the Seat
mcmner. Carpets taken .up and put down i'dieh de
sired, without trouble to housekeepers, Send or,
ders to PRESTON STEAM LAUNDRY,
MO South NINTH St. P. 0. Box 2024.
se6-wfmiSt
ERATETICALLY SEALED MEATS AA AND ISOUPB.
1,000 doz. Sausage Meat.
600 " Roast Beef.
SOO " do Veal.
600 " do Mutton.
1,000 " do Turkey.
1,000 " do Chicken.
smoo assorted Soups, In 12,14 lb. caw.
For sate by RHODES 1 W ILL A ,
fe6-tf 101 South WATER Street. •
FOR NON-RETENTION OR MOON:.
aTINENCEofuxin% irritation, inflammation or
ulceration of the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of
the prostateglands, abbe in the bladder' ealOellies
gravel or briek-dust deposit. and all diseases of the
bladder, kidneys, and dropsical swellings, 104
south TENTH Street. au23-lm
USX MiLALBOLDtS Frani, EXTRACT EMMEN
OAIIDEN 4% CO" MA.NUFAC
TIALEDSS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN HATS, OAPS, :FURS, BONNETS, STRAW
GOODS, RIBBONS, &c., No. GOO and 6051
MARKET street. The largest land most complete
stock, the best terms and cheapest prices, oountry
merchants and the trade supplied. au2S.ani
HELMBOLD'S FLUID JIXTRA-OT
ETJOHU is pleasant in taste and odor free
from all injurious properties, and immediate in 111
action. 104. South TENTH Street. au73-Ine
yinBALES COTTON WICK JUST
TeceiYed, Aleo, tllil gitdek of Cotton Yarns,
Carpet Chain, fte., at lowest market Wried.
ROWE, EUSTON, Sc CO.,
anls 157 and 159 North THIRD Street '
MACK.EREL,_ HERRING, SHAD, &a.
-2,300 bole. ]M ass. Nos. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel,
late-Saki htilk fish, In assorted naokiyeil. „
2,000 bids. New Eastport, Forlene isay„ and
fax Herring.
2,600 boxes Lubec, sealed, No. 1 Herring.
1.50 bids. New Mesa Shad.
250 boxes Herkimer-county Cheese, ite.
In store and for sale 41),O A NA L „,
jalo-tf No. x4O, 'NORTH Wilsosvnrs.
FAIRMOUNT MARKET, TWENTY
-a- SECOND and SPRING GARDEN Streets.—
Farmers and' Butchers, took to your Interest and
v isionsSAL in this Marke reseed e stock of pro
vis tOo swan foe ine &mud,
se2l-3t.
60 BALES NEW ORLEAN k Sjfflif.
seta at*
_ oullth IrEir - ENTH Street.
HAVANA CIGARS APT
D GUAVA
SELLY.-Fresli Invoices, assortea, just IA
store, per steamer Columbia, and offered low to
dealers. Cigars, comprising Figur°, Espanola.
Fnantropa, dtc; FUGUET & SONS. IMDOrterS t
WII-12t. WM South FRONT Street.
mE66ItS. 3. A. GIANDARA. &
HAVANA, CUBA,
offer their services to those desiring to pureltasU
auy of the products of, the island, and solicit Con
signments of Vessels, Provisions, and Approved
Ovodo, upon which they_offet liberal sash ativaucess
through limn, FLIGLIBT & bOri4, rhltodet
phis, to 'whom they refer, ' 5e21.1.m.
SS YUGTJET SOM A
. COISIMISSION . MEttonANTS, AND
Importers of RA.V.A.NA. CIGARS sad TOBA.000;
sett-lin 216 South FRONT Street.
WINDOW SHADES-ONLY MAINU.
FACTORY OF FINE SHADES IN THE CITY
—CLARK N. WEST, corner °l'M:fall and CHEST
NUT Sts.—Store Shades made and. lettered; order;
made cheaper, better and quicker than In New l'Ork.
Dealers call; examiee stock ready made. se2l.4t*
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE.
STORED by
, H
EL
EXTRACT 11 , 0000.
104 South TENTH Street.
ORA.RLES DONOGauE, NO. 107
11 CHZSTNIIT Street, offura for sale, at the 4w
eat cash prices; UM packagqa. of ettotoprollorqd :s
gar and syrup. U. S. 7-31 J treasUry notes taxon us.
payment, sc2l-3t*;
OSA.G.E ORAN6I3, ARBOR VITA
.....46dtud other hedge theta: Fruit, OrneArightla
Trees & e., ftt 111EIGRAIRO PERSIA.N.V.)ThgeNzainT.T.?-
SERVES:,
nitia F&SAIONA.I3LE MILLINERY.-
‘r•-•The Misses SFL , NI , trove °paled ISULLINEFX
ROOMS at 1300 CIMiaNUT - Street, where thei
are prepared. to show the Thirteenes.of FRENCIII
BONNETE EOIChN
i' gr * L- 2 ----- '6"ji-3"
d LAR (E ABBORTOIENT
Ladies', Sillaset, and Oldldrea's Straw, Felt..
and Silk -pinch RATS. Also, Flowers, Feathers,
Velvets, and RAMosis, which will be sold at the low
et ca m
price t at short
otpNorth R E R O H
DRRrSe
t,
givOs • & • WATSON' -
BATAAmANDEB
STOR4_
Ap. BOUT FOUR n OIEZT,
PRILADELP Ins rek,, •
A large variety. 'a FIRE. ROOF. Wag Alyhtitt
on nand.
-0111%1411 . " LINDE,MA.I4 & EIOW9 4 '
Cilloyat Pianos; Calennorm & Vanua%
aAVA; I I3, Raven.it TrY9A Coos and
Wien makers Pianos. Onlyor ante y,A.S.
LAWS, 5/49 And 2181,5, FIFTH street. gels ate.
!FMPREITOE & CO.'S, WORLD ,
RENOWNEII MeloiteonS end Altonia-
Ogatte•%elude AgelitCh JAI3. BAAAC,
281 eolith Fl>rtH Street. eriiiPer
fIW E,S TERN AMID SOUTPRX
DIER(MANTS, TREE "NOTwEI-4,200 riatrs
wax. %alter sewed BOOTS cheap for c.ash. It.
cor. TaIRI) and TEA.CE Sts..4th story. se2o4t,
P$ • ENOLOGICAL EXkMINA
, 3inoxs, with full deserlptionS Of Character,
glveu DKr and EVEND.Ci.
L. ()APEX.
oel2-wfmly Jiro. 1611 South TENTH Street.
RELMBOLDIS EXTRACT ,13IICH11
gives health and vtgoy tp tile frame, and bidalii
to the pallid cheek. Debility is sooompanied 'by
alarming symptoms, sad If pci 'treatment to
sulonitted to, cousureetion,:inesuity, Or 'CrtilePtle
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