EDUCATIONAL.
o vER
ONE HITNDRED
o xo ENTERED
THE UNION
OtrsiNEss COLLEGEL
HANDEL AND HAYDN HALL,
itarTG AWD SPRING GARDEN STREETS,
DURING THE PAST WE.E.
Tit e w Coll i e t te c zp F 7 T e t d: MONDAY, ESnvit
Et S w er t t 18th, and
TUOROUGH ORGANIZATION,
EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT,
ra,OTICAL COURSE OF INSTRUCTION, and
trIiSURPASSED ACCOMMODATIONS
puling the present week and until October 23a,
FULL COURSE SCHOLARSHIPS
can be purchased at the REDUCED PRICE Of
THIRTY DOLLARS.
TUE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
OP
THE UNION
BUSINESS COLLEGE
now attended by a number of lady pitplls. Its
course of Instructlonincludes
PENMANSHIP,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL ;
BOOK-KEEPING,
, ;:OMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, CORRES•
PONDENCE, itc.;
Aid is designed to confer Anon ladles the adVan
„gv Of a BUSINESS EDUCATION, which has hith
:is been confined to young men.
This Department is separate from the other de
,,,itments, him an tut - wpm - int entrance, and every
,pcautage of a quiet location and convenient ae,
lainnodations.
EVENING SESSIONS.
The College is open for the instruction of
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
'rim 7 to 9in the evenings. Those who are °con-
AO during the day can pursue the Commercial
'oinse or study Penmanship and Arithmetic alone,
attending the evening classes.
SPECIAL BRANCHES_
17.11VEYING, ENGINEERING,
THE HIGHER MATHEMATICS,
PHONOGRAPHY.
ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP
are taWit M. the most complete andeffi MA man
ner. The students hare the advantage - of-FIELD
c o ' f FIELD
PRACTICE, conducted by an experienced surveyor
xed engineer.
'rim SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
is the most thorough and practical of any institu
tion of the kind in the country.
Call or send for a Circular containing terms and
particulars.
OffICE, NO. 531 N. EIGHTH ST.
R. D. CARLL, Superintendent
LABBERTON & CHASE'S SCHOOL
itEorEtcs SEPT. Igth, at 1604 CHAIiCEL
LOR Street, (first street south or Walnut,. betweeu
rixteentli and Seventeenth.) ROBERT H. LA:P.-
BERTON, REGINALD H. CHASE• eel 6 stuth.-7t*
THE PARAIiOLA. SPECTACLES,
SOLD ONLY BY
E. BOBBER Sr. SON, OPTICIANS,
NO. 402 CHESTNUT ST.,
Are made with the closest knowledge of the set
rare of optics, and both
ASSIST Awl]. nvirkreoVV,
THE ORGANS OF BIGHT;
fol.' at any angle through which impaired eyeli loOk,
with the
PAR ABOL AS,
THEY ENJOY A PERFECT FOCUS. 10
FINE WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
GOLD,
SILVER, tin ci
DIAMONDS
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED.
N. LULON,
102 S Chestnut Street.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
WONDERPITL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY
BECKWITH'S
DR. S. W"
(rOumERLy Pimp. C. H. BOLLBE.7),
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1220 WALNUT Street,
For the Treatment of Acute Ana Chronic
Diseases.
Electrical investigation has proved that the hu
man body acts on the principal of the galvanic bat
tery. The brain, mucous and serous membranes,
the skin, tissues, and fluids constitute the negative
and positive forces. Every action, whether mental
or physical, is the result of these untagonistieforces.
Digestion, respiration, circulation, secretion and
excretion are due solely to Electrical influence.
There is a polar action established throughout the
nervous system which connects with every part of
the body, establishing and preserving a proper
balance of the electrical element, which constitutes
health, and a disturbance of which causes disease.
There are strictly but two conditions of disease—
one of inflammation. or positive; the otherweak,
debilitated, negative; and as Electricity contains
these two conditions in the action of the positive
and negative currents, all we have to do is to new.
tralizetlie disease and restore proper healthy action.
We do not wish to convey the impression that we
cure all diseases in all conditions. We cannot cure
consumption after the lungs are all destroyed; yet
- we do assert, and are proparedtopractleallydemon.
strate, that hundreds of cases of almost every form
of chronic diseases, pronounced Incurable by the
best medical practitioners of the country, have been
radically- C;L'lllib, some of them in an incredibly
short time, by our Electrical treatment. Its great
superiority over other practice In the care of-dis
ease is also attested in the fact that, within the past
five years, over fourteen thousand patients have
teen treated at this office, suffering from almost
every form awl condition Of disease common tO
humanity, and in nearly all cases a benefit or per-
Tect cure nas been effected. Palsy, deafness, blind
ness, rheumatism, dyspepd9., cancer, WO ill the
old knotty diseases that are a physician's curie, as
it proves his inability to eradicate, are by our scien
tific method comparatively easy of cure. Specimens
Of tumors of large growth extracted by means of
Electricity alone, without pain, without the use of
the knife, ligatures, or any other means, may be
seen at our office by those interested. Therefore,
with these FACTS to prove our theory and 'Wet
ment of disease, we are willing to undertake any of
the following diStigin s with every hope and pros
pect of success, with very many others not here
enumerated:
•
. .
1. Diseases of its Bruin and Nervous System.—
Epilepsy, Chorea, or St. Vitus , Dance,Paralysis
(Hemplegia), Neuralgia - ,Hysteria , Nrvousness,
Palpitation of the Heart, Lockjaw, etc.
2. Organs and Tissues connected with the Dina
live System. Sore Throat, Dyspepsia, Diarrhom, -
LysenteryObstinate Constipation, Hannorrhoides,
or Piles, Bilious Flatulent, and Painter's Colic, and
all affections of the Liver and Spleen.
3.lleepirnlory Organ.—Catarrh, Cough Influ
enza, Asthma (when nut caused by organic 'disease
(lithe heart), Bronchiti, Pleurisy, Pleurodynia, or
Rheumatism of the Chest, Consumption in the early
stages.
.4. Fibroma and Muscular System. —Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Stiff eek, Spinal Curvature. Hie
Diseases, Cancers, !rumors.
5. Urinary and Gen it a 1 Organs. —Orarel, Diabetes,
and Kidney Complaints, Impotence, and Seminal
Weakness. Tbe latter eomplaintsnetrer fall to yield
rapidly to this treatment.
S. Diseases Peculiar to Females. —Uterus 'Com
plaints,.invOlving a tual.nosition, as Prolapsus, Au
troversion, Betroversion, Inflammation. Ulcera
tion, and various other affections of the Womb and
Ovaries, Painful, Suppressed, Scanty, or Profuse
Menstruation, Leueorrhomi.
TO LADIES we can recomend this treatment as
one Of IiNVABIED SUCCESS. Almost innume
rable cases have come tinder treatment at our °Mee
who can testify to this fact. Mrs. BECKWITH all entire charge of the Ladies , Departmen, and all
delicacy will be used towards those who entrust
themselves to tier care. In female diseases as men
tioned in the above list, with others not mentioned,
she has had a large earrience, and can confidently
promise the most grat tying results.
TO THE AFFLICTED. —The treatment is mild
and gentle, producing no shock or unpleasant sen
sation whatever. Our professional intercourse with
the afflicted wilt ever be characterized by perfect
candor and honesty, end those whose complaints
are incurable, or du not admit of amelioration,
will be frankly told so and not accepted for treat
ment. It matters not what may be your complaint,
or how long you may have stlifered, or how Much,
or what course of treatMent you may have been
subjected to, or what disappointments you may
have experienced, if tilesystem is not worn out—ff
sufficient vitality remains fur reaetion—there is 11
fair prospect of recovery.
REFERENCES.—The diseased and all interested
are referred to the following-named gentlemen,
who have been treated and witnessed our treatment
on others. at No. 1220 WALNUT Street: -
A. J. Pleasonton, nrla.adler General, Philadel
phia; A. Pleasonton, Major General, St. Louis; W.
B. Smith, No. 1022 Hanover street, Philadelphia;
Geo, Douglass, No. 26 S. Fifth street; William H.
Shriver, Haines street, Germantown; L. C. Stock
ton. No. 206 Market street, Philadelphia; Charles
H. GrAg, Nos. 215 and :41 Church alley; Emanuel
Ray, No- 707 Bansom street, Attorney at Law; H.
Craig, No. t 725 Arch street, No. 118 Broad street;
itobert D. Work, No. 51 N. Third street; A. G.
CrolLnortheast corner of Tenth and Market streets;
George G ran t, No, xlO Chestnut street: IL T. De
silver, No. MS Chestnut street! Edward McMahon,
No. 1227 Front street.
Physicians or students desiring to have instruc
tion In the correct application of Electricity for the
cure of diseases can apply at the Office.
Consultation free. Descriptive circulars of cures
effected, with numerous references, can be had by
application at the Office.
All letters addressed to '
DLL It. W. BECKWITH,
No. 1220 WALNUT tree hi t.
.selo-stutlani Phila s de Ipa.
DEPOT
STUDENTS
FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN &
ARRISON,
.NO. 1008 CHESTNUT
Whose establishment for the sale of
HOUSE-FURNISGING DRY GOODS
Is unequalled In the extent and variety or Its as-
HOUSEKEEPERS,
RENEWING THEM SUPPLY,
Or persona about to furnish, that they are now re
ceiving their
FALL ASSORTMENT
FDESH tawEic,, COTTON AND WOOLLEN
GOODS FOR, HOUSEHOLD USE,
LINEN SHEETINGS, COTTON SIIEETINGS,
PILLOW LINENS,
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
QUILTS, BLANKETS, TABLE AND PIANO
And everyotller article suitable for a well-ordered
household. sets-tf
FALL IMPORTATION
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.,
AIM DAILY RECEIVING NEW AND CHOICE,
STYLES
JDRAE*S G-0013S,
To which they respectfully Invite attention.
Nos. 818 and 820 CHESTNUT STREET
se2s-8t
1865. NEW GOODS FOIi 180.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCM
IMPORTERS,
JOBBERS,
Emmet's,
Raney and Staple Dry Goods.
WHOLESALE—SECOND FLOOR. sets-tf
AT RETAIL.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL & CO.,
727 C3EILIE6MN STREET,
OFFER AT POPULAR PRICES:
BLACK SILKS
In great variety, including the best goods
im
parted, Royal At MUMS Gros Grains, Lyons Taf
feta, Parisiennes, Drap de France, Drap de
Lyon, Gros de Rhine, Gros d'Afrique, &e., &e
COLORED SILKS
In desirable shades, embracing newest colorings
in Moire Antiques and Real Lyons Taffetas, in
cluding all the'desirable evening shades. ,
DRESS GOODS.
Lupin's choicest Fabrics—lierinoew, Poplins,
Velour Russe, Silk Chain Epinglines, Crepe
Eugenie, Clan Plaids, Se., &e.
vELVEAS.
Lyons Cloaking velvets, all widths, of superior
fabric.
SHAWLS
In great variety, including latest novelties in
Long and Square Cashmere Broche, in original
designs.
Mourning Goods,
*Linen and cotton Goods,
Flannels, Blankets, &c.,
WHOLESALE ROOMS UP-STAIRS.
5e25.6t
3301J4G-1-I'l%
GREAT STOCK com-
JOB LOTS
oio
CLOTHS, CASSAERES,
KNOBBY COATINGS,
BEAVERS,
VELOURS,
VELVETS,
CHINCHILLAS,
of the latest and most beautiful styles we have ever
offered to the trade or public generally. Officers of
the army {vud navy may feel assured of special
attention.
We amo 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 6 "
23 STRAWBERRY STREET.
seB-lm •
INCH STYLES FANCY SILKS, $1.75
.s.a , Newly Meek Mike, 4d1.115.
Heavy White-edged Taffetas, $2.25.
Royal Armures and Gros Grains.
Rich Black Figured Silks, $1.65.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
Northwest cor. of EIGHTH and MARKET.
BLACK ALPACA, VERY GOOD, 60
CENTS.
All-wool Plaid Casbmere, 75 cents.
Double-width Black Wool De Lalnes,
Lupin's all-wool - De Laines, 50 cents.
Lupin's One Merinos. in black and colors.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,_
Northwest cor. of EIGHTH and MARKET.
THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP
FLANNELS.
The place to buy cheap Moslins.
The place to buy cheap Shawls.
The place to buy cheap Cloths and Cassimeres.
Williamsville, Witinsatta, New York Mills, and
Housekeeper.
NortbweLeon S
EM WB ki R a ID LU O E , T
.
12 _ 4 HEAVY BARNSLEY SHEET
INOS,./11.65.
Heavy . wide Table Linens, St.
'very line Snow-drop Table Linens, $ 1 . 35 .
ROO doz. TO - Ives and Napkins, cheap.
Russia Crash, Bath Towel, and Doylies.
Extra inducements to Hotels and Housekeepers.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE &
Northwest eon EIGHTH and MARKET.
P 1 ANEET DEPARTMENT. - THE
A- , most complete assortment in the city. All the
leading makes at par prices, by the pair or packaga,
bought early and direct front manufacturers. We
are enabled to retail Blankets at about the usual
wholesale.rates. J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
northwest cor. EIGHTH and 3I81HIET:
se3o-stuthtf
REAL FRENCH LINEN SHEETING.
A few pieces more of time very superior
FRENCH LINEN SHEETINGS, for single and dou
ble beds, just received.
SilErrAup, VAN HARLINGEN & AMMON,
Housekeeping Dry Goods,
sem-Gt No. 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
lILESIA TABLE DIAPERS.
We have unexpectedly received an invoice of
those very desirable goods. To, those who have
used them, we need say no word of einowendatlon.
SHEPPARD VAN HARLINGEN & AMMON',
Linen and House-funiishing Goods,
seZ-Ct No.looB Ciff.STNUT Street.
'FURNITURE PLUSH.
-1 1 - Just received, one case crimson and green
IrIIRNITuRE PLUSH.,
of superior quality.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN 8s ARRISON,
Importers of house furnishing Ury goods,
se2s-et No.looB CJIESVN . UT Street.
"WHITE GOODS.
SHEPPARD, VAN N HARLINGEN ARRI-
O,
No. 1008 CHESTNUT Street,
BM now receivint r timir Fall assortment of
LUTE GOODS,
Comprising light and heavy Cambric Muslin.
Plain, plaid and striped Jaconet.
India Mull and Nainsook.
French and Swiss Muslins.N
Tarietans and Bobinetts.
Brillisntes and India Dimity.
French and Cambric Dimity.
Fr each Cambric and Percale.
India Twills and Hair Cord Cambric.
shirred and Tucked Muslin&
Victoria and Bishop Lawn.
Irish Lawns, Linen Cambric, &e., Ste. ce26-6t,
BLUE DOUBLE WIDTH,
Lupin's Wool Delaincs, of good quality, at
$1.12%.
Also, Greens, Browns. Modes, &c.
Lupirt's plain Poplins, Greens, Browns,
Illac,s Purples.
51.25Lupin's Black Pipit).
30.10 Lupin ' s Black elaines.
Colored Alpacas, Paramattas, 4c, -
Delalnes, Prints, Plaids. ac.
DIARSEILLES 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 Jr COWARD,
" 204 f B. B. corner NINTH and MARKET.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS ! !
Bound Blanket Shawls.
Plain Long Shawls, for friends.
Extra-size Square Shawls.
Fine Plaid Shawls. newest patterns.
Misses' and Children's Shawls.
Mach - and Mode Thlbet Shawls.
Berlin Jacquard Shawls.
Sal At JOUN U. STOKES , , TOPI ARCH St.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
A CARD.
BOrtment, beg to announce to
MEM
PILLOW MUSLINS,
TABLE LINENS,
DAMASK NAPKINS,
BORDERED TOWELS,
TOWELLING'S,
COVERS,
HAVE NOW OPEN
SULKS, Ace.,
THE PRESS. - --PHILADELPHIA, S
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
WATER -PROOF CLOAKS.
SERVICEABLE NEW BALL AND WINTER
WATER-NtOOF CLOAK.S.
Fall Cloaks of black and white plaid cloths.
Fall Cloaks of fancy plaids.
Fall Cloaks of plain cloths.
Winter Cloaks of black beaver cloths.
Winter Cloaks of black and colored velours.
Winter Cloaks of Chinctdilas.
Winter Cloaks of tricots and castors.
Winter Cloaks of frosted beavers.
Comprising a good assortment of new garments,
well and faiddiambly made, of medium and finest.
fabrics.
BBOCHE SHAWLS FROM AUCTION
Black otsen centre Brock Wig Shawls.
Flue qualities Brodie Long Shawls.
Black ThibetLong Shawls.
Black Thlbet Square Shawls.
Woollen MUM 410 Loug Shawls.
MEN'S SHAWLS.
Black and White Balmoral&
Broadlers Duplex Hoop Skirts.
Linen HAPibric Handkerchief&
RECENT AIIHTION BARGAINS
Half-bleached Loom Table Damask, $l.
74; extra size double Damask Napkins, *Lg.
40 seta extra heart 44 unbleaclted muslin.
$9 good weight Blankets.
COOPER & CONARI),
se3o-2t S. E. comer NINTH and MARKET Sts
pIMISII IRISH POPLINS,
CIIOICE snAvms OF ALL THE
NEW AND DESIRABLE COLORS,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE QUALITY.
RICH PLAID IRISH. POPLINS.
SILK CASHMERES IN RICH PLAIDS.
RICH PLAID FRENCH POPLINS:
FINE SILK FRENCH- POPLINS.
FINE ALL-WOOL FRENCH POPLINS.
Do. do. - do. MERINOES.
In all the new and desirable colors.
HANDSOME SILKS, in great variety.
RICH SHADES OF MOIRE ANTIQUES
RICH SHADES OF COLORED SILKS.
RICH SHADES OF PLAIN SILKS
BICH STYLES OF FANCY SILKS.
FINE QUALITIES OF BLACK SILKS
ALL AT TILE
VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FINE DRESS GOODS,
OP EVERY VARIETY,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
13. STLLL ar... SON,
9e2E4t Nos. 713 and 713 N. Tenth St.
ASPECIALLY INTERESTING
REOPENING.
JOSV.P3EI H. THORN_7LE3(..
(LATE TIIO.IIELEY & CHIEN')
Having made extensive reiairs and alterations to
the old stand. Northeast corner of EIGHTH and
SPRING GARDEN Streets, has reo_ened stflat
magnificent stock of new and beautifu p l Goods, se•
lected withgreat care, and with special reference
to the first - class trade who have so long patronized
$llO old firm. And I would here take the opportunity
of thanking:A.lohr former customers,ann of assuring
them that no effort will be spared in the future Id
retain their continued patronage.
There will be found a good stock of
BLACK SIL it Ii m S H A I N ,L D A S ID EIAN D S P .
PLAIN POPLINS,
FRENCH StERINOES, HELAINE* : AND CALI
COES. CLOTHS, CASSIMEREb, FLAN
NELS, AND BLANKETS.
LINEN GOO➢S, IfIUSLITS, OINGkIAILS, 3c.; &c
- JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
se27-1m Cor.EIGIITH and SPRING GARDEN
TAGG & BROTHER, CORNER OF.
TENTH and PINE Streets, open, from Aug,
Hon, "Great Bargain s.
100 dozen Ltoiles' White Cotton Hose, aie.
100 dozen Ladies' White Cotton Hose, 25e.
100 dozen Ladies White Cotton Hose, 20e.
dortn Ladies' linbleached Cotton Hose, 265.
4 lots Gent's 11,,1e Hose. 13 to 50e.
1 lot, dark colors, Paris' hid tams, $1.20.
110 t Fancy Glass Dress Buttons, 20e. per dozen.
1 lot, all colors, Silk Chenille, 10e. per bunch,
lots Black Mohair Braid, 36 yards, $1.50 to $2.50
p er We
1 lot inure TaileY Silk Sari& 550,; cost $1.25 to
import.
-
1 lot, 200 dozen, man Spool Cotton, 25e. per doz.
1 lot Linen Embrolderee Collars, 405.
4 lets Black Silk Yells, some Bugle Trimmed, 75e.
to
1 lot, 1 inch wide, White Elastic Braid, for Halt
ers, 155. per yard.
2 lots English Tooth Brushes, 35 to 40e.
1 lot Striped Worsted Curtain Damask, $2.75 per
yard.
Hot Crimson Plaid Table Damask, per yard,
1 lot very rich imported Balmoral sum, $5
to iao.
1 lot Fremitwormog Cotton, In colors, 105. per
dozen.
I lot MOD ir Waterfall Nets. 13e.'
Also, Linen Elnittlkereidefs, — Moves, Velvets,
Ribbons, Napkins Towels, Table Linen, Plaid and
Cambric Muslins,'liroelie Scarfs, Crinoline, Note
and Letter Papers, &e., &c., all at bargains. se:o.2t
T 'WM. 4 ,110 FM ANN,
V • O. 9 - NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
Solicits attention to his large Hoek Of
HOSIERY GOODS.
Cartwright .3: Warner's superior make of Merino
Vests. Shirts, Drawers, and Stockings, of all sizes,
for ladies, gents', and children's wear.
Woollen Shirts and Drawers of domestic manu
facture—a very heavy article.
COTTON SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
We have opened a full line of English Cotton
Shirts and Drawers-62 to 46 inches. - Medium and
superior qualities.
RINGWOOD GLOVES.
We have a very large assortment of Ringwood
Gloves, in mode and fancy colors, for ladles' and
misses' wear.
BREAKFAST SHAWLS.
We have an invoice of Breakfast Shawls, in va
rious sizcs—some extra large. These goods are of
very nue quality, and beautiful colors,
e have also a large invoice of fancy Woollen
Skirts, for misses' wear; very line in material and
colors. setS-3t5
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
26 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Have now open a full stock of
"Lupin's , ' French blerinoes.
"Lupin's" lifousltn de Lathes.
Silk-faced Poplins.
Silk and Wool Poplins. .
All-wool Poplins.
Plaid Poplins, of ordered styles.
Rich-figured all-wool Cashmeres.
Rich styles of Wool De Laines.
Polka Dot De Laines and Reps.
Dresi Grinds, in great variety, of our own im
portation. sell
12 A FINE HEAVY BARNSLEY
— x SHEETING, $1.75.
Just from Auction, at the above low prices.
CURWEN STODDART ,k BROTHER,
Nos. 450, -Via and 451 North SECOND Street,
se2B at above Willow.
MADDER PRINTS.
Reduced to 2S cents.
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
NOs. 450, 452 and 454 North SECOND Street,
se2a-St Above Willow.
BEST MAKES—BLACK SILKS.
HEAVY BLACK TAFRRTAS,
From recent Auction Sales, at less than the usual
prices.
CITRWEN STODDARD & BROTHER.,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
se2B.3t Above Willow.
CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS.
Ladles , Cloaks of all the newest styles.
Cloakings In great 'variety.
CORNY EN '6TODDA.WP & BROTHER..
Nos. 450, 452 and 451. North SECOND Street,
se2B-at above Willow.
ATTRACTIVE NOTICE TO LADIES
A full line of French Merluoes,
A full line of Poplins,
A full line of Silks and Shawls,
A full line of blankets,
A full line of Muslims
A full line of Table Linens,
A full line of Cloths and Cassimeres at'
JOHN H. STONEId,
sell 702 ARCH Street.
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
CARPETINGS I CARPETINGS 1 1
.T. T. DELACROIX, •
No. 37 South SECOND Street, No. 37
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
Ewd JEWS RECEIVED A VIM, LIRE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAR
CARPETINGS,
OF THE BEST MARES AND NEWEST STYLES.
WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, NAG, LIST
AND COTTAGE CARPETS,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
3. T. DELACROIX,
37 SOUTH SECOND STRUT
Between Chestnut and Market streets, liThilada.
set-tatuWthain
NEW
,CARPET HOUSE.
LEEDOM BL SI-lA.W,
910 ARCH STREET,
will open PHILADELPHIA,
ON MONDAY, September lath,
a new and choice selection of
CARPETINGS,
of all the various qualities. Housekeepers will find
It to their advantage to call and examine before
purchasing. sel7-1m
18 65 . FALL. 1865.
re-, ri we ate/e,csio • a ir• r..,:11
GERMANTOWN, PA.
M'CALLUIVI & CO.,
lILMIPACTITHRS & IMPORTERS OF
CA_ItP'ETIZrCitS,
OIL CLOTH, MATTINCIS, &0..
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
609 CRESTNUT STREET.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
519 CHESTNUT STREET
HAVANA CIGARB AND GUAVA
JELLY. — Fresh Invoices, assorted, just In
store, per etenmer 00111111 We. and offered low to
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11? 1404 SPRUCE Street.
AIONSON'S PATENT
LOWERING OR RAISING
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This is a contrivance by which Gas Flitures can,
without trouble, be pulled up or down at pleasure,
without the use of a water slide.
On exhibition at the store: of
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
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notice.
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GEORGE T. RILEY_,_
FINE CONFECTIONER,
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Jellies, Ice Creams and Ides-- 1715 RACE ,
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Sai-Ot*
TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS. -
-I. Pure Sperm 011 at less prize than No. I Lard
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BAKER'S POPULAR HAIR ESTAH
LISHMENT—The assortment of Braids, Wigs,
Toupees, Eanhaumt, rapilluns, nouleaux, Ton
dues, Frizzes, Crimpaes. Curls, Blasi to Scants for
Ladles, cannot be equalled by any other 1101180 in
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No. 909 CHESTNUT Street.
CORN EXCHANGE
BAG MANUFACTORY.
10,000 Cotton Seamless Bags.
10,000 Linen do. -do.
20,000 Jute do. do.
In store and for sale by
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Stock and Interest of the late SAMUEL ME
(I.ARGEE, Esti., I will continue the business at the
old stand, DELAWARE Avenue, above Poplar
street. JOHN .A.. BRUNE .
ritmanktrurA, Sept. IL 1161. sel9-1 .
"T NEVER HAD A GOOD PICTURE
-a- BEFORE V , ' exclaimed one of Philadelphia's
fairest a:tut:l346M ag BBL gazed with fiVliet , on her
Photo-Miniature made at CitEDIER & mitatog,
18 South EIGHTH Street. sel6-Imif
N. B.—Albums and Stereoscopes in great variety.
G OO. -G. j
I t
year B C
can ß Y e l rtb. eYg n g lr a 2 a o d
grgilAuz i t a l , le a g . t n t s V il l( c par ol Uti c t o e s . t
i ttents *meted.
L. L. TODD CO.,
• 39 NASSAU Street, New York.
Send for a Circular. seZ3-lne
A_ CARD.-HAVING RESUMED THE
PRACTICE OF LAW, I will give careful at
tention to all business which may be entrusted to
my hands.
OFFICE, No. 1, Id FLOOR BIBLE BUILDING.
FAYETTE Street, near Charles street,
Baltimore.
se l-Im JOHN . lt. NENLY.
A• FINE STOCK OF CUTLERY.-
INDIA RUBBER TEA and TABLE KNIVES.
IVORY HDNDLE do. do. - do.
HORN do. do. do. do.
KITCHEN WARES COMPLETE.
8e29-LI GRIFFITH. & PAGE. SIXTH and ARCH.
TNGRAM'S FINE TEAS REDUCED
-a- to #1; COFFEE reduced to 25 and 30 cts.
TRY THEM
se26-Ct. Irasoath gICOND Street,
NOTICE—,,TO THE SLATE DEAL
ERS OF CITY AND STATE.—Send for a Sam
ple of the •"MODEL PENCIL SHARPENER," a
misehloyons little thing that whittles Slate Pencils
Into tooth-pleks. D. will Increase the Yaille of your.
Slates fifty per cent. Sent by
LL A Mall. M
OS AddGO ressO
D.
se2B-thst , lta. P. 0. Box 1619 PORTLAND, Me.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF ENGINES, CAR
rtmtesahel 3111.01111 Pry Willy to order at foun
dries and machine-shops, by B. F. REIMPAL, 511+
n
perlor maner. Apply at Gallery, •624 ARCH
Street. It.
T IFE•SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL
Colors—most pleasing, natural and
style of likeness; never Tall to please the most criti
cal. Done by B.F. REIMER, 624 ARCM St. lt*
CARIES DE VISITE.-YOU WILL
find on examination the Cartes de Vislte made
at MEMEIt'S, SECOND Street, above Breen,
equal to auy In style. execution, and finish. it*
1111 IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW
w bers to buy BOOTS and SHOES of best ma
terials Omni) for cash, At CLARK'S, 1020
ARNET 'Street. se3o-4t.
DR. C. L. "BITIIINS, M. SPRUCE
Street, EXTRACTS TEETH without the
least pain, by administering nitrous oxide gas.
This gas is without taste or smell, and has not the
hapless:lnt effect of ether or chlorothetn. It Is per
fectly harmless and delightful tO se29-1111
o n DR. J. P. WYMAN,DENTISt
removed to No. 257 North SIXTH Sired,
below Vine. setl-6V
6 --- 11300 CHESTNUT BTREB •
T - ---
- WATCHES. JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVERWARE, PEARLS', DIA,
MOND& and other precious stones.
BEST PLATED WARE, &c., &C.
Watthrd - and Clocks carefully repaired, and
warrautvt. .
Late of Bully & Co, I.T.1 .T. T. OALLMMER,
fornwrlv 1300 CHESTNUT Street.
Bailey & Kitchen: - , . . • se264tlf
WANTS.
718 CHESTNUT STREET,
Agents for the 3fanufacturers
Pelt SALE AND TO LET..
el FOR BALE—No. 885 NORTH
SIXTH St met, splendid new DWELL ING,
twelve monis, magnificently papered, and superior
gas Ibtiitt'6l4. humedllite poSseSSI6 , II,
Also, No. 843 North Sixtb street, elegant, lame,
new Dwelling, twelve rooms. Lot 22 by 110. Only
$11,5N) Now empty. Easy terms.
se3o-smwat If MIL [XL SIXTH and W A TVITT.
FOR SALE-A VERY RESIRA- -
.L ,,
four.atory Brick DWELLINGsIIOITBE I No,
252 West side of FRoNT Street, below Callowniii;
but and cold water, gas, %c. Priem, *-1,5(11. TOEMS
easy.
T. P K ENS MONTGOMERY,
se3o-swot" 1035 REACH St., above Laurel.
if DESIRABLE WB6T PRILADEL.
Ina phia Properrt. Monte LoCUST and Thirty-
Eighth Streets—Lot 228 feet front, 175 deep—there
an, tun rooms in the throning, range, bath. hot and
cold water, stable carriage-house; early possession.
For bolo. A. P. 11'101; IRS. 016 ARCH bt, 1500-31,*
el WEST PHILADELPHIA PRO
mapEnTy FOR SALE.—One of those new Brown-
Stone Dwellings in Sherman plsee. FORTY
SECOND Street, belvry the Baltimore pike. Price.
*11,500. And also one in Atirney Waco RECKFM
Street, west of Forty-second area, prim *15,000,
And also two on KINGSESSING Avelino, between
Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth streets. Price, *O,OOO.
in the best manner, with all the modern con
veniences. AWdy to MASA 11, iiiirr/ANT
8030-60 *4O North NINETEENTIFi Street.
FOR SALE-NO. 1609 WALNUT
STREET.—Now vacant, neat four-story
brown-stone front DWELLIITU. Lot 20 by 130 to a
Street.
WEST PHILADELPHIA.—NEAT COTTAGE
DWELLING, southwest corner Forty-second and
Pine streets. Immediate possession. $7,000.
DARBY ROAD, FOUR MILES FROBI THE
CITY.—Two very elegant cottage- style WAN
SIOKS, all In Mad order. Large lots, stable, Ace.
Grounds beautifully laid out :led embellished with
shade and fruit treel. Price $6,000 and 33,600. Im
mediate possession. MILLER,
se3o-2t if SIXTH and WALNUT.
REAL ESTATE-REAL ESTATE
=AL 0,000,000 WOBTII FOB PALE.
New Catalogue just out,
for Gratuitous Distribution.
GEO. C. MILLER, nqal Estatt• Broker.
- BeN•Ztif isiXTl.l and WALNUT
FOR SALE-IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION.—Pine street, Wt st of Fifteenth, ele
g.lint four-story brown-stone front DWEL LANG.
Lot 20 by ttO to a street. hiniargrk.
se3o.2.tif bIXTH and WALLAu:r.
dfi FOR SALE—NO.' 431 k WALNUT
STREET.—lntrneiliate possession. Large band
ing! now ocoupted as Olives. Lot 25 feet front by
140 feet dee MILLE%
sealisinw Ul p. f
SIXTH. and WALNUT Streets.
REAL ESTATE-HUNDREDS OF
SRL APPLICATIONS DAILY FOR CITY AND
SUBURBAN PRO.PERTY,
Executors, Adminnmatoes, and others wishing to
dispose of Real Estate, would do well to call oh me
at once. No charge unless a sale is effected.
New monthly catalogue is now being compiled,
and will be Issued shortly. tirEO. C. MILLER,
Bea) Estate Broker.
se3o-smw 3tif SIXTH and WALNUT.
ea FOR SALE—DWELLING 505 N
iral Fourth street.
Dnreuing 4os North F. 06111.
Dwelling 40k3 North Twelfth.
Dwelling 1131 Callowbill.
Dwelling east side of Eleventh, north of Market
B. F. GLENN,
123 South FOURTH Street,
seeo-tt and S. W. env. Seventeenth and Omen.
de FOR SALE—TWO NEAT HOUSES
Amon FIFTEENTH Street, above Pine• one nice
House on WALLACE Street. above Twentieth;
abicr, an elegant Residence at NORRISTOWN. with
immediate poacetelon. OHM, L UKENS,
se29-3t 140 SOutit FOURTH. gireet.
L TO RENT, HOLMESBUBG.-A
Mat large STORE and comfortable DWELLING
communicating, on the main street, about the
centre of the village, in which a large awl success
full country store business was done for over forty
years, now being fully repaired with fixtrires com
plete. Large garden—lot 66 by 300 fee
NICt. Inquire of
J. HOLSON,
6E29-2V No. 103 North THIRD Street.
et FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE
JEW DOssession, House No. 1121 VINE. St. Terms
accommodating. Apply to J. L. °ANEW, 158 N.
NYNTII Street. 5e28-3t*
EARLY POSSESSION OF No, 307
iY Pine street and 304 Union street—desirable
DWELLINGS, with modern Improvements. For
sale by J. H. MORRIS, Conveyancer,
se29-6t* 233 North 'TENTH Street.
Ma
• HOUSE FOR SALE-WITH POS-
Ma SESSION . , eight rooms, in Fifteenth areet..e.r
Baltimore depot; $3,200. MIAS, Mg WALNUT
St., 2d floor. se29-3t*
EA FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT
IN GEIOIXpirrOWI4 for-itiO winter
For particulars, apply to Box IVO Ptillarlcrollia
P.O. 5e2.4 bt*
49 FOR SALE-WITH IMMEDIATE
AUL possession, new DWELT:We, R.. 51040
ARCH Street. . se27-70
FOR wgivr-A. FIRST-CLASS
Jra. IrVIINI3UED notitr. on WALNUT Street.
Apply 623 WALNUT Street. Ofilce No. 4. sem-sr
AM A FURNISHED HOUSE ON
AM CHESTNUT HILL FOR, RENT—Five minutes
walk from Depot.
AdatCsls Box 591, P. 0. se2B-tbsto4t*
INIA FACTORY BUILDING FOR RENT,
mul with the use of a Steam-Eigine in perfect or
der. The Building has been thoroughly repaired.
is well adapted for any business requiring plenty of
room Mid superior light. Apply to
JACOBDI. Haads,
ge27-wthapt* No. 3.26 WALNUT St., Boom No. 2.
WILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC
lale, on TRIDISPAYt October 28th, at
2 o'clock, on the premises, a PAIIM . of about six.
teen acres, late the, resid ence of Mrs. Catharine
Henderson, deceased, situated on the Lancaster
Turnpike, about a quarter of a mile west of the
Eagle Station on the rePilSylvania Railroad. The
improvements are a good stone house, with a well
of good water in the kitchen, and a frame barn. It
is a desirable place for a country residence, being a
healthy neighborhood, and convenient to churches
find schools, and capable of handsome improve
ment.
Sate peremptory.
se.lo-swBt* JOHN LANG. Executor.
S A VALUABLE FARM
PIJ.l3fAio SALE.
The Subscriber, as Attorney, tvlil airline at rub.
lie Sale, in ELKTON Maryland, at the Court-house,
ON TUESDAY, October 10th, 1866,
At 2 o'clock P. M., the
VERY VALUABLE FARM,
whereon James Frazer, now resides. situated
in Cecil county, two miles 00 0 th of Elkton, coil
tainin_g
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
more or less, of which about slaty acres are in
wood, and the remainder is In a good state of culti
vation.
The improvements consist of pCcomfortable
TWO-STORY Hot:SR,
20 by 60 feet; a Barn, 25 by 50 feet: new Cow Stables,
24 by 40 feet, with stone Stabling underneath; a
Straw House, 24 by 40 feet, with the other usual out
buildings.
Timers is on the property a young APPLE OR
CHARD In full bearing, containing time elitlicest va
rieties; besides enough Peach.l'ear, and other Anti
trees for the use of the farm. There Is sled a Water
Power, with darn standing, on Perch Creek, where
there was a Grist Mill for many years.
The New Castle and Frenclitown Turnpike passes
through this farm; Om making it east, y susceptible
of division into two farms of o.e.A.t dQhal Bite:
/0=• A further description is thought unnecessary,
as persons desiring to purchase will examine fur
themselves.
Terms made known on day of sale, or sOOneT,UIIOII
application to the underigned.
JAMES BLACK UrROONE,
se3o-sm4t Attorney for James Frazer and wire,
CHESTER COUNTY. .411
NINETY-TWO ACRES of EXCELLENT LAND,
FIFTEEN ACRES WOODLAND. two nines from
West Chester, on antic Road.
MANSION HOUSE, 60 by 3U feet, fifteen rooms.
BARN, 75 by 40 feet, two threshing doors.
There is on this property all necessary out-build
ings! the location is eery desirable, having tine
views Of surrounding county. Water forced to
buildings from a stream passing through the land.
Lawn in front. Flue orchard, and a variety of
fruit.
The Farm is located within two miles of West
Chester, and three.nwirters of a mile from Hemp
hill Station, on the tr. O. and P. B. B. This Pro
perty is suitable for a Dairy Or Orating Farm,
Apply to JAMES R. CUMMINS,
504 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
N. It. Call for catalogue of Delaware and Chester.
County Farms. . se3o-It
Ani FOR SALE—A SIXTY-ACRE el
-dal— FARM, bordering the city of Trenton. N. mat
J. A rare chance for speculation. Address L. B.
LONG, 1607 CADWALADER St., Phila.. se2G-6t.
To EXCIIMWE—IMPROVED AND
TO
= Unimproved Property for Oil Stocks. ABRA
HAM BECHTEL, No. 308 WALNUT St.,Roont 16.
se3o-6t*
TO LET—ROOMS IN THE GRANITE
-A- BUILDING, Nos. 237 and 239 Dock street (fur
lowly Post Office), with Steam Power.
THOS. H. CONNELL,
Connting•h4l!se of Dr. D. Jayne & Son,
se29-6t* 442 CHESTNUT Street.
To LET-TO . BANKERS AND BRO
-IL KERS and - INSURANCE COMPANIES, the line
OFFICE 133 South FOURTH Street. Fixtures fur
se29-2t
TO MANUFACTURERS. -LOT ON
-. Eighth street, near Read street, 42feet on Eighth
street. 125 feet deep; 103 feet oh Charles street. Nor
sale low by - J. H. AfORRIS, Conveyancer,
settoat. No. 233 North TENTH.
TO RMIT.
Five large Rooms, In the
FOTTEItAL BUILDING,
Northwest corner of FIFTH and CIIEnTNUT Sta..
suitable for manufacturing_ purposes. For further
Information, apply to F. HEMP & CO., NO, 303
CHERRY Street, between 3d and 4th. se23-6t.
OFFICES FOR RENT-BINGLE dND
Double—situated in WALNUT, below Fourth
street, and WALNUT, above Second, including a
suite suitable for OIL COMPANIES, being well
adapted where several. Companies desire to con
solidate in one locality to reduce expenses, having
three windows front, and both rooms being very
large. Apply to dACOiI M, ELLIS,
se27-wths3l,* No. 32 WALNUT St., Room No. '2.
FOR SALE.
CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL.
WAR DEPARTNENT,
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR AND GENERAL
MANAGER OF MILITARY RAILROADS
WASHINGTON, D. C. July 31, 1865.
P.ROPOSAIS will be received at this ollice until
12 o'clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, September 13,
1845, to purchase the 'United Btatos Nary Nails
road ROLLING MILL at CHATTANOOGA, Tell.
nesse°, 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 neVi, Mid of tile 111051 /11/-
proved ellaraetef
For full description and details of operation, ea.
parity. &e. apply in person or by letter to T. W.
YARDLEY', Superintendent, Chattanooga, Ten
nessee.
Ail idds should be endorsed, "rroposals to pur
chase Chattanooga Rolling Mill." -
-D. C. McCALLUM,
Brevet Brigadier General,
Director and General Manager
Military Railroads U. S.
eativreetory bid Wing been received under
the recent advertisement for the sole of the Cliatta.
nooga Rolling Mill. the time for receiving bids is
extended to the FIFTH OF OCTOBER, 1855, same
hour. D. C. MCCALLUM,
Brevet Brigadier General,
Director and General manager
Bele•lst Military Railroads J' S'
BOARDING.
1/ OAR to IN G—CONVENIENT TO,
B
and having frequent railroad communication
with the city , and near the station. Inquire, before
2 o'clock, at 140'9) WALK UT Street. se2S•lin.
.FIRST-CLABB BOARD.-THE
UNITED STATxb HOTEL 413 CHESTXUT
SI reet, is 110 W open fur nrst-class Boarders. ra
—.larifen
moderate. This house has no bar. Two large
handsome Chambers vaCtill t to-morrow. se23-3t•
LOST AND FOUND.
NrOTICE.-I. O ST. ON OR ABOUT TIM
-1.3 24th Inst., - .CERTIFICATE No. 74. for IMO
shares in the eapltal stock or the POURING - MICK
AND EAST SAN WV OIL CO, Issued to toe and
Anted Sept Oth, 1865, Application has been made
for a renewal of the oani.:, J. H. TAY[4O3,
be2B-tllB at
TT M. LANE tt CO., GENERAL
JL.I • MigsloD/ tEI atio DEJANtititO,
AFeilvivs Solleited.
Our extehsko eOIIIIOCIiOUS With the Intekor and
coast prolnees of the 'Empire will enable lIS to ulls
pose of eonsignutents vantageonsly, and make
prompt returns. Mr. LANE Is trot' In the country,
and will hr glad to confer with parties desirous
opening conneellon with Brazil. mrprPims
changed. Address, Worcester, Mass. sc24-siuthq4
AUCTION' SALE
BAZAAR laNTri ARD 14 . 0.
doom SOlif S_TREVIti • • "•
I
SPECIAL AND HE AORDRUA.RX SALE 01 0
VALUABLE HORSES, CAHEIAGES, HAR.
NEM, &th
wranizsDAY MORNING NEXT,
October Oh, at 10 o'clock, will be BOA fa
Bazaar the following property of a ottitleMA itnlng
- to Europe, viz:
A pair or Icingtall, blood, bay Coaelvderbes, Mee*
bands three Inches bight not afraid of locomotives..
A gray nom, geyen years old, sixteen bands
high, raised in Nen , kississpollire; Inv! trotted Z.M•
One of the best road horses In the elty.
A gray Cuban Stallion: four years ,
A brood Mare, fifteen hands high.
One snail Plucton by Watson.
One four-seated inupte.tvtry Brewster, N. Y.
One sIIBMIA, 40P Boggy wagon by Brewster.
One Pony w_aSon•
Set Poublgoarness by Teenier. N. Y.+ cost $5
Extra line Double Harness by Gibson, N.Y.
Extra tine Double... Harness, sliver mounted, by
Gibson, N. Y. .
Two seta Single ThirneSs by Gibson, N. Y.
Six Saddles and Bridles, ineltiditUr Ms elegant Me
Saddle, lot Wbips, florae-Wren, extra Collars.
Tandem and four-in-hand Lines, acc.
ALSO.
An elegant Couch built by Watson; would cost
now 401,1;00.
Au elegant high-b o x rloutoo Watadll.
A light Cliarlottee, by Watson, COI! two per Sous,
ALSO,
A pair of matched Bobtail Bny Mares, known a%
the "Walton Narest" believed eau trot In 3.18
together.
A Bay Trotting Horse, seven yearn old; 051,1 trot,
In 3.10.
A Top Wagon, by Watson, pole and shafts.
A Barouche, by Lane, pole and shafts.
Double Harness by rvAree.
4u39,,
A pair of Soutoorn tWerSolloi Mares ; closely
A shitting.-top Carriage built to order.
Harness by ballagilv, Whips, Sheets, niankeia,
Farther Particulars on MOioiar•
ALPItED M. HEMMEN?
AtiOriOncor•
se3o-8 If
AMUSEMENTS.
FOE ONg WEEK ONLY.
Commencing /Monday, October 2,
CORNER OF ROAD ARO LOCUST STREET,'6
GRAND 'METROPOLITAN
KINTITAL COMBINATION,
GEORGE F. BAILEY & CO. , S EXkVA:Ma
C I rt C. II Si I
Will its Star Troupe of TerfOrlUers, Splendla.
Hotta and Gorgeous rarapheruul)s,
lIERR DniEs:BrAcirS LARGE AND COMPRE
ENSIVE MENAGERIE 1
*plentisd toffectiott of the Linea Ellicel=lls Of a4ll
Animal Kingdom ever exhibited,
G. U. MUIC OTR,S COLOSSALM
lIIPP
Imported at a cost of Forty Thousand DoWM,
This gigantic Beast—' , Behemoth," of Amy writ
—was captured ou the White Nile, 2,000 tulles front
the city of Cairo, by Alt, the Egyptian, his present
keeper, who accompanies him, and is the only ant•
ma of the species which ever has or ever will be ex
hibited on the American Confluent.
Those who saw this anomolous animal, when ek—
iliblted In this city three years since. will he astait
ished at his ENORMOUS INCREASE of size and
at the ASTONISHING DEVELOPMENT of his in•
telicetnal faculties.
He will he exiihilted in the Arena at each perform.
allte by his CjAPLOr awl keopet',
ALI, THE KGYPTIA.N.
SANDS. NATHAN'S & CO.'S
PERFORMING
VlZl(Tritt — aW/" .
The most Ilighly.Eitocated Aglpolis
ever seen._ _ _
THEIR BELK IS Exonmous.
THEIR DOCILITY IS. SllltritlSlNC.
THEIR AccompLislimENTS ARE VARIED.
TIIEnt nort-01131A,NCES ARE A.Musimi,
TILEIR INTEr.r.toitß/it AIIIIPASSES DSSURIPTIDti•
MELVILLE'S
GREAT AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS!
In additto; to the niagultieent Stud oilVt:formltir
1101 ,vs and Trick Ponies, are the following array
or Talented Pereninnerat
JAMES MELVILLE, the unparaileted Ati4tt l / 4 t- , •
Tian Equestt
- MADAME MELVILLE, the great Austral
Equestrlene.
THE AUSTRALIAN FAMILY, FRANK, BAX
and GMBGE MELVILLE.
rim.° NITHANS, the 01101 tyro' Wet: AA
Four-llorh.e Rider.
WM. EINKAID, the Mint of a tiundred Sower.
SHAPPE and WHITNEY, the renowned Arrow
w. WADI), nig funniest and nth% 919w1z
extant.
JAB. WAMBOLT, the irresistible Joker 4110.
Clown.
- •
REDI WIpDA:NICS, the celebrated Eque6ttdatt
4Aud Purdy...LA.
ntol o . LANOWORTHT, Mali re oat Cirque,
And THE OELEISRATED NICoLA. PAMEIX,;
Whose wonderful and interesting perfotinailecA
litiVe Challenged tiic admiration of the largest anti.
.1110 St 1114.11Inittble au..iteueeg
EUIIOPE AND AMERICA,
Together with II host of TUMBLERS, ACED
ATH, VAULTERS, DANCERS, ac.
These various attractions will be exhibited under
(mg vativa.s for the SAME PRICE OF ADMISSIOX
which has heretofore ben chargel to ettelt ohe st.-
httrately, making
FIRST cheapest ex bit on ekttLia.
THE PERFORMANCE
ill tae
MONDAY AFTE W RNOO ke
N 3 , lt A AP TWO O'CLOCK.
and be continued every afternoon and evening doe-
Sing thA week,
THE ItEzrowNED tittat DRIE@BACIR
- -
will enter the
DEN OF PERFORMING ANIMALS,
at each exhibition.
TWEETS RIFTS.' CENTS.
A GRAND PROOLMVII3 headed by THE IMF
MENSE HITTOPOTAIgift>
Drawn by a
TEAM OF ELEPHANTS,
will pass through the Principal streets on
itumm o y MORNING.
Equestrian Manager LAMES MELVILLE"
Leader of the Band PROF. J, WITHERS.
se3o-3t
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET TEMA
TEE—CHESTNUT Street, above Twelfth.
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
FIFTY-NINTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
when a:grand combination of talent will appear.
THIS AFTERNOON the Drama Of the
SEA. Dl?' ICE
will be presented, introducing
MISS JURE ORTON as OGARITTA.:
During the afternoon Mr. EDWIN ADAMS will
recite Slieridan•s Ride.
Mr. STUART ROBSON will-introduce one of bid
popular Comic Songs.
AdraiSMOrt to the Matinee, 39 MO to all parts or
the house; children, 25feents. Boors dpit I!( o'clock, to commence at - '2 o'clock.
THIS SATURDAY EVENING,
LAST NIGHT
os
MISS HELEN WZWPAN,
who will present upon this occasion
A MAMMOTH FAREWELL BILL,
personating TWOerent Characters in.
GREAT PIECES:
THE FRENCH SPY,
AND
DON O...EgAR DE BAZAN,
ON MONDAY EVENING
THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARM"
ATREET THEATRE.
T IS (gatileilly) EVENING, Ocpt, / 485 1
LAST NIGMT OF EDWIN A - DA. A.
TfiE DEAD DRAR.T.
Robert Landry Edwin Adams.
JONES' BABY.
Mr. Jones Stuart Robson.
Doors open ni i o'clo9li, Commence if to 8.
On Monday, Mrs. F. W. LARDER.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE,
N.E. corner NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
SPLENDID DOUBLE BILL!
LEAM THE POPokNEN;
AND f
THISTHE HUNMAXER OF. MOSCOW.
THIS (baturdaFi EVENING. Sept. 30th, 1985,
MRS. D. P. BOWERS
unapproachable impersonation of
LEAH, LEAH, LIAM
LRAM a Jewish Malden...Mrs D. P. nOWfl5.
Rudolf Mr. John lifeCtillagg, h.
Nathan Mr, Barton Hilt.
r.orent Mr. Geo. H. Griffiths,
To conclude with the drama or
THE tiIINMAKER GP 'AtOSCOW.
Rorie NeYll Mr, Batten Rill.
Valdiruer Mr. S. X. Chester.
Paul Beeswax M. G. H. Griffiths.
Rosalind a• Miss Annie animal.
MONDAY—THE PEEP-O , DA.Y.
, Doors °pep ut 7 o'clock; commence at
WEW AMERICAN THEATnEk,
.1.1 WALNUT Street, above Eighth.
TWO GRAIN) PERFORMANCES,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Mi6S KATE FISHER
and her
. .
BEAUTIFUL ROME WONDER.
➢[2LE AUGUSTA,
[be brilliant Dfitiol l se•
AFTERNOON comuien4e at 2.:30 n'alOak that
Drama of _ _
THE ROAD OF LIFE.
Ballet La Village's, The Two Buzzards.
EVENING, at a o'clock, with the celebrated.
Drama Or
JACK. bittITKRO 110R3F,BA.Oli.
Jack Sheppard Miss hate F Mier
To be followed by the new Ballet,
LA VILLA.GOIS.
- - - - -
To conclude with the Farce of
THE LAUGHING HYENA.
CONCERT HALL.-T 8I R
WEEK OF BLIND TOM.
Owing to the wild enthusiasm and immense sale
rest with which TOM has been greeted, he will con
ttnuehis stay , in the city this week and will appear
P
at Concert all Hall EVENING, except Fri
day evening.
Doors lien at 7 o'clock, Performance to com
mence at o'clock.
ADMISSION $0 CENTS.
Reserved Seats, 7343• to be had atf . R. Pugh's Rook .
Store, corner SIXTH. and CHESTNUT - Streets,.
1.-talterj , 23 setts.
Comfortable seats have been reserved rot the Le.
commodation of colored people in the gallery.
GRAND IitATINEE,
nR,DAY AFTERNOON, Sept, 30.
sers-ot al
0. , TiIAYER, AB7 Sir
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTR
AND CHESTNUT.
A SUCCE'M UNPARALLELED
IN 'FRE WORLD OF A3IIIseiNIENT
Has be.cii nehiaved by the artiste,
MIIIwAND MltSu. HARRI WAwit/kig,
And the best of tit iu,,tt lady
MISS CARLOTTA SHAW,
In their comical Musical Entertainment,
' TWO HOURS IN FUNLAND I
TWO HOURS VUNLANDI
rronouuced 4 liroas and nubile the Meet charming
AND DELIGDP ULw AMU6IOIANW,
Eliciting hearty laughter and enthusiasm by Rio
brilliant music, sareasim wit, and song illsplayed
by these Inouninsruble netists in delltieittilit<
LIF.VB co/die:FEATURES; HITS at tile rams t
Every ()yell i ng et I. Ticketa 50 mid 25 Cents.
5e254:14
10tARRETT'S GYMNASIUM, SPARR,
lug Rooms and Ride Gallery, now Open, SG%
MARKET. Street. ee27-111,
4-A.A cAtitM.Y OF FINE ARTS, CHEST
NUT Street above Tenth—Open from 9e.
tilt 6 P. M. Henjitzoin West's great Vetere olt.
CHRIST EZJECTxD still on Rxhibitlon. jei9
EXL'Dlcf *o s.
m EXCURSIONS- TO
LONG BRANCH,
Trains fur Long Branch will leati•e 000PRILIt
poiNT, Canleu,daity (Sunday excepted) at 8.111
M. Fare, 12 EXclOsion .Tlckets, good for three
(1113 . 6, ffi6, S. B. COLD i Agent,
osmium,
PENNSYLVANIA. OEX
TRAI, RAIL ita E
DAMN' TRAIN FOR THZ OIL ItEI I ION S — On and.
alter Monday, October 2d another. Train
Will 10aVH.
the Deoot of the reniallnanitt Railroad Co.,
al
THIRTIETH and MARI ET Streeta, for the OID.
iiEGIONS and ERIE, at 7.30 A. 31.., tlall,Bahtiarta,
" Celgra ' ARRIVING, AT _
Downlnalown. BAIA. M. WlDlallasport. ..11.22:Pg M.
Lanett net. 10.10 d. M. 'Co rry Lag A. .31.,
Irarrisburg H. Erie ...... 4.35 A. Nr.-
Sioubury 2.7bP. M. I
G.. C. FRA.N.CISCITS,
g0130.3td $o lit, of Philadelphia Divielaii,
1-1 OSAGE ORANGE, A.RBOR.VITAs,,
;.11.... - and other hedge Moats: Fruit, Ornstikeittia,
Trees. Ote., at MEEHAN% GERMANTOWN NUR.
SERlr.s. se'4l-1m•
IN A AIM II ABSPRWMFaiT OF
'IV Ladies lest' awl Chiteren'e glirtVW,
and SIikIAYNArigATS. Also, riowors, Fea th ers.
VetvetiNVO'Ribbtkus, wittek wilt be sold et the low , .
est sash prleeVdr Short thee. T. E. HAREM,
seiMlat ,
ss North ISEOOND Street. -
1 1:1 - ,..."L - WRiTTEN AND VERBAL
Mfr t„ ; vir.sclurnolis or charritter, 02toikatt..1
:,,J ' ',74 tittioll, and Talon t,__ with ADVIOE osa
VI \ Business, Health, Education Bell-leo.
A 6 , .. ~ ..p rovement, Management ante Training
' becllll,lMtEN. Burial Adaptation, it.e..,
day mild evening, by
JOHN L. OXEN,
I sllflo 1 Phrenologist and Bookseller,
o. ga 13. TENTH street, above Citestuul.
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