The press., October 11, 1865, Image 3

FURS.
LAD/ES' FANCY FURS.
aorzN
No. Ei ARCH STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH.
at. his Old-established Store),
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
FOB
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Saving now in Store a very-large and benignl
assortment of all the different kinds and qualities
of FANCY FORS FOR LADIES' AND CHIL
DREN'S WEAR, I solicit a call from those in want.
Remember the name And number.
JOHN'FAREIRA,
ne ARCH Street, above Seventh.
I have 'no Partner or connection with any other
store he use city. 005-4ffiif
1865. m' s- 1865.
L K. & F. A WOMRATH,
(SUOMI/30E5 TO THE LATE G. F. WOMEATiL)
No. 415 Arch Street,
Hem:. Now arm
A FULL ANO/VilnEwn OF
IdiLl*Ekii s FANCY FURS,
To which they invite the attention of Anyera.
oc3-11m
NOLLEITERIC.
W OOD 8z CARY
Now offer, in their Retail' Department (in addition
UnaMIX MEIJI stock of Straw and . Fancy Bonnets,
Ladles , awl Elmo , Hato, eic.l,a fult lino of
S/Llll3,
VELVETS.
cltd-ffES,
RIBBONS,
LADES,
FLOWERS,
FRATIELEES,
INT AND elliT ORNAMENTS, and Wier novel•
ties of their own Importation.
WOOD & C Altl,
No. '725 CHESTNUT STREET.
BONNET _OPENING
WEDNESDAY, October 4.
woiox. 4Str,
No. 725 CHESTNUT STREET.
ee2B-Iw.
726 pIEr w NITT STREET.
h zdmi Ntigute or lassortment of
suitable for the Fall and Winter Beason, consisting
of
BONNET, ROYAL AND
lIpIaid. NOIST VELVETS,
AND ore and
BONNET TRIMMING RIBBONS - ,
of every width and shade.
SILKS, LADES, -
MALINES, ENGLISH CREPES,
FRE'S'ali FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
An unusually rich seu.-ileonany styles that cannot
be had
STRAW,SILIE AND FELT HATS .11.23 NomISETS,
all the new shapes.
- THE BEST BONNET F NEW YORRAMEK A.ND FRENCH
S.
UMW attention to the market and the auction
eales in New York and this city enable lire to offer
at all times a complete assortment of fresh and de
sirable goods at the lowest prices.
Particular attention paid to country orders.
N. WEYL,
7218 CHESTNUT Street.
ITV MISS ASK&M, NO. 15 SOUTH
11P.i. NINTH Street, will open WINTER MILLI
NERY on THURSDAY. October 12, HAS. oelo-3t.
ript MIMES 013BYAN, 1107 WAL
NUT Street have now o_p_en a handsome assort
ment of PARIS MILLINERY for the rall. oc.l-12t5
WALL PAPERS.
M2=M
PHILADELPHIA
WALL PAPERS!
HOWELL & BURKE,
. E. Cot , . Fotirtb and Market Streets,
mANITFACTtr/tEim or
PAPER HANGINGS
..., snii_firi Z m lNDOW SHADES_
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL -2R. THOS. WARDLE
has removed REMOVAL.-2 R.
office to No. 156 North
EIGHTH Street. OC4-12t•
REMOVAL
MEROFFICE FOR THE SALE OF GOVERN..
E LOANS.
JAY COORE & CO.,
during the alterations necessary in the enlargement
of their old office, have taken the commodious
BOOMS,
No. 305 CHESTNUT street,
next door to the Bank of North America, where
they will be pleased to see their old friends.
se2B-lm
REMOVAL-NOTICR-THE OFFICE
of tbe Excelsior Oil mammy U 3 removed to
Boom No. 24 Merchants' Exchange. 13C15-30t
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.
U. Si FIVE-TWENTIES.
The Secretary of the Treasury having given notice
that be will exchange Certificates of Indebtedness,
maturing before the hit day of January next, Com
pound-Interest Notes, an d One and Two-Year Ilva
Per Cent. Treasury Notes to the extent of
FIFTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
For SIX PER CENT. FIVE-TWENTY YEAR
BONDS, Interest being allowed on the Treasury
Notes and Certificates to the let of November, and
the Bonds bearing date from that time at Three
Per Cent. Premium:
We are prepared to make the Convereion
ere or certificates and Treasury notes Witheat
charge; and will also furnish the Bonds in any
amount
AT -BEST WARREN RATES.
JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers,
No. 305 CHESTNUT Street
THE FARKERS' AND MECHANICS,
NATION"AI. BANS
Or PIIILADELPHM
FINANCIAL AGENT AND DEPOSITORY OF
oe4-wfmtal
,DYNION, FOR THE BALE OF
THE UNITED STATES,
Will receive Subscriptions, payable In Certitt=
cater of Indebtedness, One and Two Year Treasury
.Notes, and Compound-interest Notes, for UNITED
STATES FIVE-TWENTY BONDS, according to the
terms prescribed by We Secretary Of the Treasury.
W. RUSHTON, Jr..
CASHIER
!AY COOKE Aro CO.,
BANNERS AND BROKERS,
fisdng Removed temporarily to
NO. 305 CHESTNUT STREET,
per for sale, at loireet market rates,
COVRIMENT SECURITIES,
LE POLLOWS:
1:J.6. 7.30 Treasury Notes of date of Aug. 15, lam
Do. do. de. JAM
DO. do. do. July 16,1886.
BONDS OP 11101.- •
8-A9 - wax V 3.86 x.
5-M0 LOAN OF Mt.
10-40 LOAN OF 1864.
CERTIFICATES OF INDMITSPNEEIL
aSTOCEN OF ALL KINDS 130130 HT AND BOLD
ON COMMISSION.
info:m.l,4los given conSenLing Cl kinds M SM.
Collection on all points made at lowest rates.
anni-tial.
STOCKS, LOANS, &o.
BOUGHT AND SOLD
AT THE BOARD OF BROKERS,
BY GEORGE J. BOYD,
IR South THIRD Street,
aello.3in Second door above Mechanical Bank
600 HOUSE J WIi i tN t aI i WTOODS, 600
CUTLERY.
oc9 GRIF FITH & PAGE.
NEW RAISINS.
•••• 250 boxes new M. R. Raising.
250 boxes new Layer Raisins.
15 boxes new Turkish Prunes.
ISO boxes Valencia Raisins.
25 barrels new Frante currants.
50 mats new Seedless Raisins.
5 eases new Citron.
For sale by. RHODES & WILLIAMS,
9 " 1 197 01/44 WATER Streets
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
A CARD,
The subscriber haring received per the Steamer
BOSPHOBIM lila
FALL IMPORTATION OF
LA - POT IS 9
very respectfully invites attention to his Stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Which now comprises
A FULL AOS9IiTHEXT.
He asks particular attention to his
'PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS,
OF THE
VARIOUS GRADES AND WIDTHS.
15 131.11TINGIS,
DAMASK NAPKINS,
(Amongst which are some entirely New Designs,)
F rOli*Miaifl s iPlat€l9 &0., dco.
PERKINS',
oemst 9 SOIITH NINTH STREET.
DMPOrr
FURNISHING DIM COORS,
SHEPARD, VAN HARLINGEN &
NO. zoos ciamsprrur
Whose establishment for the sale of
a.ousE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS
Is unequalled In the extent and variety of 111 41-
sortment, beg to announce to
HOUSVIZEEPERS,
13,E2iEWING THEIR SUPPLY,
Or persons about to furnish, that they are now re
ceiving their
FALL. ASSORTMENT .
FRESH. LINEN, COTTON AND WOOLLEN
GOODS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE,
LINEN MEETINGS, COTTON MEETINGS,
PILLOW LINENS, PILLOW MUSL/lis,
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE LINENS,
QUILTS, BLANKETS, TABLE AND PIANO
COVERS,
And even , other article imitable for a Well-ordered
household. se29-tr
PREFERENCE IS DUE TO AMERI
CAN ainriHredTHßES. —HODGSON'S Oho.
mical ,
W lam PLUM COPYING INK, AND CARMINE INN
For sale by Stata......rs and Druggists, and by the
manufacturer, HODGSON
mice, No. .1.03 North TENTH Street,
ael3-wfm2m Philadelphts.
Fimsn. GOODS.
HALLOWELL, GARDNER, & CO.,
. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
ANN N -ow orOINTWO.
AN ENT/RELY NEW STOCK OF
SILKS
• AND
FART DRESS GOODS,
Comprising an extensive and attractive assortment
of styles to meet present trade in
Elegant- Designs
Foreign. Fancy Fabrics.
AIso—CHOICE MARES in
IMPORTED STAPLE, 0 , 001"
such d will be reanlred for
Au'rWas HAT-Mas
111a°' LJW PRICES TO CASH BUYERS.
615 Chestnut and 612 Jayne streets,
Syai-mwfiin
1865. NEW GOODS FOR 1.865. ,
•
EYRE & LINDELL
FOURTH AND ARCH.
IMPORTERS,
JOBBERS,
RETAILERS,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goode.
WHOLESALE-SEOOND FLOOR. de22-tf
itCORSETS ! CORSETS I CORSETS!
For good-fitting CORSETS, ladies should call
at the Corset and part Store,
TR.NTI7I AND CRESTNUT,
Where they will find a large and varied assortment
at all prices. Please call and examine our goods be
fore purchasing elsewhere. cell-3t«
T 'CHAMBERS, NO. 810 ARCH BT.
V • NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY.
Thread Veils new designs.
Thread Lace Barbee.
Calabria Lace Veils, from $l.
Thread Lace Collars. from 50 celltik
Empress Collars in polnte de gaze, point ap
lique, and valenciennes.
WRITE GOODS.
PrenchNEnslin, 2 yards wide for dresses.
Soft finish Cambric, Nainsook, Plaid and Stripe
Heeling very cheap
Rich Cambric E dgin gs t arid Insertions, French
Embroidered Bands, ounciags, &c.,
Hemstitched Hdkfs., extra line, 25 eta. 0r9.12t
FINE CLOAKTNGS.
Large Stock Beaver cloths, Chinchillas,
lours, Frosted Beavers, Water-proofs, &e. Also,
Overeoatings, fine Black Broadcloths, Black Ca 1351.•
raeres, Fancy Cassimeres, &c.
Ladlesi Water- roof Cloaks.
Fine Fall and winter Cloaks.
Open Centre Broche Long Shawls.
•
Best quality Hoop Skirts.
Black Thlbet Long Shawls.
COOPER a CONARD.
oc4-tf S. F. corner NINTH and MARKET Sts.
ATTRACTIVE NOTICE TO LADIES.
full line of Freneji Merinoea,
A full line of Poplins,
A full line of Sllke and Shawl&
A full line of Blankets,
A full line of Muslims
A full line of Table Linens,
A full line of Cloths and Casalmeres at .
JOHN H. STO H
W ICFB,
sei2 702 ARCent.
RHAWLS I SHAWLS I
Na Bound Blanket Shawls.
Plain Long Shawls,for friends.
Extra•elze square Shawls.
Fine Plaid Shawls, newest patterns.
Misses' and Children's Shawls.
Black and Mode Thibet Shawls.
Berlin Januarcl Shawls.
eon At acenl'l H. aToHESI , , 7'02 ARM St
A SPECIALLY
REOPENING.
JOSEPH 13. rial-c•RICLEV,
Having made extensive repairs and alterations to
the old stand, Northeast corner of EICBITII and
isT.RIND GARDEN Streets, has reopened with 4
magnificent stock of new and beautiful Goods, se
lected with great care, and with special reference
to the first-class trade who have so long patronized
the old firm. And I would here take the opportunity
of thanking all ourformer customers andof assuring
them that no effort will be oared in the future to
retain their continued patronage.
There will be found a good stock of
BLACK SILKS AND SHAWLS.
RICH PLAID AND PLAIN POPLINS.
FRENCH AtEB/NDES, DELAIKES, AND CALI.
COBS. CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, FLAN
NEM, AND BLANKETS.
. . .
LINEN GOOIiS, - liitTSLiN:UrlN . Oili.llls, &C., &C.
LOAN*
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
se27-lm Cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
- RDwIN HALL & CO.
26 SOUTH SECOMYSTREET.
Have now open a full stock of
"Lupin's" - French Eferinoes.
"Lupin's" Nowlin de Lathes.
Silk-faced Poplins.
Silk and Wool Poplins.
Alt-wool Poplins.
Plaid Poplins, of ordered styles.
Rich-figured all-wool Cashmeres.
Rich styles of Wool De Lathes.
Polka Dot De Lalnes and Reps.
Dregs .floods, in great variety, of our own lin
nortation. sell
CA.SSIMERES, CLOTHS AND CLOAK-
FrErilotto, Brawn and olive.
Frosted and Chinchilla Beavers..
Olive, Black and Brown Velvet Beavers. 4
• Plata and Plain Mixed Casslmeres for Boys.
Harris Casslineres for Sults.
Gray, Oxford, Brown and Black Mixed Doeskins.
French GiOtlla For Ladies' Sacr ucs.
OC9 Joilkt 11. STOKFA, 7l ARCH.
gILESIA. NAPKINS.
F-7 ,just received, a small parcel of real
AlLrglA DOUBLE DAMASK. NAPKINS,
large Mae and heavy quality, at a very reasonable
price.
SHEITARD„VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
Linen Honeekeeping_Hry Goods,
ocs..et No. 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
F . A. HOYT & BROTHER
Rona now on hand
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BOYS' 1 01.4 4 0.2"1 - 1 IN GI-,
to which they invite the attention of their cue
timers and the public in general.
A nue line Of goods for MEN'S and BOYS' WERE.
—to make to order.
F. A. HOYT & _BRO.,
ike*EliftLY .121UILDLNIIS,
TENTH AND cHESTNITT STREETS.
se2o-wfmt2t
TBADELLA. AND CATAWBA GRAPES
-a- of choice quality, in small boxes. Just received
and for sale by EHODRS .t WILLIAMS.
901 LOW §401.11 WATSS glintnt
A CARD.
ARREON,
SUCH AS
DAMEWK
BORDERED TOWELS,
, I'OWELLINGS,
(LATH TIZOILIPLBY & =Sao
THE PRESS.--PIMADELPHIA , WEDNESDAY_ OCTOBER H I 1865.
CLOAKS AND SKA.WLS.
E DWIN HALL It CO.,
No. xis mouth Second SireAt,
WILL HAVE THEIR
SVECIA.L. OPENING
CLOAKS
ON -
f iIaITMOWLV, MlU3r.
odAr
CLOAK. OPENING..
L. L'EFEVRE
WILL OPEN ON
TUMMY, OCTOIR 12, 1865,
His Fall and Winter Cloaks.
1202 CHESTNUT STREET.
oclo-S•
CURTAIN GOODS.
1865. FALL.
I. E. WAX...RAY-MDT,
MASONIC HALL,
719 CHESTNUT STREET,
ELAN NOW OPEN Ills
FALL IMPORTATION
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
The meet eleont assortment ever offered in rnna-
delpbta,
SELECTED BY REE PERSONALLY
The Best European Markets,
Embracing in part,
FRENCH BROCATELLE,
SATIN DAMASK,
SILK TERRY,
PLAIN OAT/N i
SMYRNA CLOTa,
COT/MANE,
STRIPED TERRY,
SATIN DE LADNE,
• WORSTED DAMASK,
PEKIN CLOTH.
X‘MBROIDERED CURTAINS,
LACE CURTAINS,
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
TABLE COVERS,
PIANO COVERS,
WINDOW SHADES.
Air These goods are offered in every desirable
eiYie awl eOlor at IMPORTATION PR-WEB.
WALRAYEN,
719 CILIESPNUIT ISTRW.F.;c7:6I
CURTAIN
ESTABLAISH.DIENT.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & irrisony
No. 11.008 CHESTNUT Street,
Are now receiving the commencement or their Fall
Assortment of
FRENCH AND ENGrLtas LACE ounTAlla,
BROCATELLE,
BILE TERRY,
PLAIN WOOL REPS
SATIN DE LIMES,
FANCY UNION REPS,
UTRECHT VELVET, •
And a variety of other materials for CURTAIN and
FURNITURE COVERING, oe7-tr
CURTAIN STORE! CURTAIN STORE!
10,Q0
a) 1 , 1WZ:14 %111;3 1 V D)Di.
RICH LACE CURTAINS;
PIANO AND TADLE COVERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
BROCATELLES,
REPS.
C..M. S9ICCOUrr Sr, CO.
se2l-wfrtuBin
MERCHANT TAILORS. ,
EDWARD P. KELLY,.
- TAILOR,
CIEESTNIIT STREET.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOTHES UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY AND
STYLE.
MILITARY AIM NATAL OFFICERS
Attended to by J. S. TAYLOR, the best Military
and Naval Tailor in the country—last four years the
Cutter at OWENS', Wautilugtuu. Sefle-tf
Alik STEAM TO SAVANNAH, GA.
SOUDER'S LINE.
THE FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIP
c - u nrt _l_,
CHARLES W. FRENCH, Commander,
Will sail from first wharf above RACE atreet, on
SATURDAY, October 14L1ik MN for SAYI
Georgia, at a P. M.
Freight received daily.
For freight or plumage, apply to
EDMUND A- SOUDER CO_,
Nos. 3 DOCK-STREET WHARF and WO NORTH
DEAWARE AVENUE
MINTER dc GAREMELL,
AGENTS AT SAVANNAH.
LiAe . NEW EXPRESS LINE—TO
AL GEORGETOWN,
and WllKilt/C-TON—Vla Chesapeake and Dela
ware Canal.
Steamers leave first wharf above MARKET Street
every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY at I2M.
For freight apply to the agents,
AVM. I'. MVO% & CO.,
14 NORTH and SOUTH WHARVES, Phila.
J. B. DAVIDSON,
Doorgetown, D. C.
M. ELDBIDUE
Alexandria,Va.
N. B.—Hoods forwarded to Lynchburg, and all
points on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
ESTABLISHED INIBBI7.
EMIL MATHIEU & SON,
Cider, Vinegar, Pickling, and Preserving Esta
blishment, Nos. 120, 122, and 1216 LOMBARD
Street, below Second. Relined Bottling Chier,Pick-
Bug and Family Vinegar, which le well known for
Ito fiavor, strength, and purity, and warranted
to improve by age. Preserved Fruits of all kinds.
French Mustard, Salad Cream, Flavoring Extracts,
English Calves-foot Jelly, English Milk Punch,
Pickles. Ketchups, Byrum., &c., &cc.
The above goods, manufactured By us, are war
ranted to be of a aupe r riorqoanty.
SHIPPING ORDZEP =VI fit the shortest no-
NEW P V DUCAT I DNS.
'TEW AND INTERESTING OIL.COL
ORED JUVENILE •I:onKS.rUST IMPORT E O.
TIT TINY MID TITTENB, the three white kit
re. Large ~to; prtuicti oil etdof6i Illustra
tions.
THREE LITTLE KITTENS, who lost their mit
tens. 6 plates.
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD AND HER DOG.
6 Illustmitions,
THE CHILD'S -OWN ROOK OF dcßirruax
PICTURES, containing the chief scenes and events
of Bible History. Illuminated.
A. VISIT TO AUNT /WILES. 4 oil engravings.
PRETTY TALM IVA THE NURSERY. Numer
ous piatee.
LITTLE FRANK AT THE FARM. Numerous
pi
M ates Y .
PRETTY LESSON BOOK, or some first
things for a child to know.
MY
PRETTY VERSE BOOK. - Illustrated cover.
3IY PRETTY BO ..IK. Numerous plates.
Always On hand the be,t collection Of Juvenile
Books, adaptedlo the wants of children.
JAMES S. CLAXTON,
(Successor to Win. S.& A. Martien,)
@al 606 CHESTNUT Street.
a,OOO
•
ARTISTS IN CUBA.
That is to say, .9,000 e 019120 of Mr. Col9ooll'B nen,
comic book, entitled OUR ART/OT 1N CUBA, have
been sold in teal; than a week, and another edition 18
rapidly passing through the press.
OUR ARTIST IN CUBA,
•
is a beautiful little book, containing My comic
sketches of a traveler's haps and mishaps In that
lovely land of leather-colored Cubans, seorplone,
rats, cockroaches, tarantnias,lleasopiders, lizards,
donkeys cock.fights, mask-balls, codfish, garlic,on
lons and oranges that do abound in the tropics.
The Pubttaher would say that the pictures are brim
full Of humor, and are being praised by every one—
but the dtuiltor forbids any sueh Widmer of miserti
sing—so the book mast speak for itself. .
3,000 COPIES
•
are nOw e raking for themselves, and there will
eon be a, more. Elegantly printed tented n pd
pe an bound in. a new style. Price p.•
sent by mall FREE, on receipt of rice, rice, by
CAIIILETON, Publisher,
oc-swzr . Nirav
FAYOltriß TAMICIINITZ EDITION
OF
BRITISH AUTHORS,
JUST RECEIVED.
"NAND AND (LOVE,'?'
B Y
AMELIA. B. EDWARDS.
Author of
"BARBARA'S HISTORY."
1 vol. Price, 75 cents.
All the noveitles outland In this collection. Kith
Volume sold separately. Price, 75 Cents.
Apply for complete list.
Imported and for sale by
FREDERICK. LEYPOLDT. •
Publisher add Bookseller,
0094 t 1323 CHESTNUT Street, 2nd Floor.
HOOK'S CHURCH DICTIONARY.
A. Church Dictionary. By Walter Farquhar
Rook D. D., Vicar of Leeds. dixth edition.
Revised and adapted to the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States of America: By a Pres
byter of said Church. Price . *3.50
Published and for sale by_
E. H. BUTLER it CO.,
ocll-2t NO. 137 south FOURTH 'Street.
yr 13 SP BRIJ R; "OR, FORTY-FIVE
Dog-Post Days; a Biography fromtlie.Gerulan
* Of Jean Paul Frederick Richter, translated by
Charles T. Brooks. In two volumes.
ALSO,
ESSAYS IN CRITICISM. By Matthew Arnold.
RECOLLECTIONS OF SEVENTY YEARS. By
Mrs. Farrar. -
HELEN MAC CIREGFOR; OR, CONQUEST AND
SACRIFICE. By Mrs. C. V. Barlow,
MATRIMONIAL INFELICITIES. By Barry
Gray. ,
All new and standard books received as soon as
published, and sold at the lowest prices, by
LINDSAY eo BLAEISION,
• Publishers and Booksellers,
009 No. 25 South SIXTH Street.
1865.
BURKE'S WORKS—FINE EDITION
—Vow bang published in monthly volumes.
The only readable edition published la tuts country.
ALSO,
LIFE OF JOHNSON. Edited by Frank Moore.
JAS. SDION,
Office New American Cyclopedia,
oe9-at 33 South SIXTI - I Street.
A PPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN
AA.CY
CLOPEDIA,
COMPLIiA IN SIXTEEN VOLUMES.
This Doeh forms a complete library of the most
useful kind of information, and 'OlivaTable for re
ference. For the purpose of giving It tile large cir
culation it deserves, it is now offered at a price ma
king it the cheapest book in the country.
Call and see the various styles of binding, at the
agency for this city, 33 South SINT a Street, above
Chestnut. COO5-6tl JAS. E. SIMON.
L ATE PUBLICATIONS.-AN EXAM.
INATION OF SIB IV - ILL - UK HAMILTON'S
PHILOSOPHY, and of the - Principal Philosophical
Questions discussed in his Writings. By John
Smart Mill, in two volumes • 12mo.
HONOR : OR THE SLAVB-DEALBB'S BAUGH
TEE. By Staten. H. Buifinch.
TUE BLAD AND THE EAB.—Tboughts for a
Young Man. By A. B. Muzzey.
DISSERTATIONS AND DISCUSSIONS.—PoIiti
caI, Philosophical and Historical. By John Stuart
Mill ; 3 volumes 12 mo.
All the iiiibOoiriieceives as soon as puousbea,
and for sale by JAMES IL CLAXTOI.I,
se2o (Successor
nO w
HES .A N s tr ee t. Mrtien
VbTATE OF EDMUND TOLAND,
deceased.
Letters testamentary the Estate of ED
MUND TOLAND, deceased, hart... granted
to the undersigned, all pereent indebted to
estate are requested to make payment, and those
haying claims to present the same without delay, to
ELIZABETH TOLAND. Executor,
Germantown,
Or to her Attorney, JOS. R. RHOADS
oell-NOV 829 ARCH Street, Philadelphia.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JOHN W. S. PURNELL, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit,
settle, and adjust the third and final aceouak
ouRDON BRINOKLE, Administrator of JOHN
W. &PURNELL, deceased, dad to report distri
bution of the baiance ta.li.a,via of the 1100011IIt.
_ ant , interested ,for the pur
poses of his appointment, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of October. 1865, at four o'clock P. M., at
his office, No. 37150uth FIFTH Street , in the city
of Philadelphia. 004-wfmst
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of HENRY B. MARKLAND, a minor.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit,
settle, and adjust the account of HENRY SPIEBR,
guardian of HENRY B. MARKLAND, and to re
port distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant, will meet the parties interested, for
tile purposes of his appointment, on MONDAY, Oc
tober loth, 1865 5. at 4 o'clock P. M., at his office, No.
325 North SIXTH Street, in the city of Philldel.
phis. JOHN L. SHOERAHAH,
oel-wfm6t* Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit,
settle, and adjust the account of GEORGE GAR
DOrd, executor and trustee of Estate of CIJARLES
FOX deceased, in account with said Estate, as al
lotted and apportioned to the four childilen of said
CHARLES FOX, deceased, and to report distribu
tion of the balance in the panda of the accountant,
will meet the parties interested for the purposes
of his appointment, on SATURDAY, October 14th,
1665 ] at 12 o'clock, noon,. at hie °Mee, Southeast cor-
SIXTH and WALNUT Streetshi the eitv of Phila
delphia. 1 0 . W. O'BRIEN,
oc2-rowfrSt Auditor.
NOTICE. -ESTATE OF JOHN STIN
.4. SON, late of the clty of Philadelphia, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the Estate of said JOIIN
STINSON, deceased. having been granted by the
Register of Wills of the city of Philadelphia to the
undersigned Executors, all persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to make payment, and
these having claims against the same willpreSent
them, without delay, to CHARLES STINSON,
No. 1530 ISAACEH Street,
DETWEILEN,
No. 1015 BROWN St.,Philadelphia,
Philadelphia, Aug, 26, Th6s. ioe2-60) Executors.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON
IN
FLEAS FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
MAGGIE B. fiNEIPP,
By. her next friend, &c., June T., 1864.
va. • In Divorce.
CLEMENT C. KKEIPP.
2trelcmcnt 0. KnMAP, the above-named respondent:
Sim Please take notice that the daPooltions of
witnesses, upon the part of the libellant in the
above case, will be taken before MORA.TIO HUB
BELL, Esq., Examiner, at No. 124 South SIXTH
Street, in the city of Philadelphia, on MONDAY,
October 16, 1561, at 4 o'clock P. M.
J. WARREN COIMSTON,
Attorney for Libellant.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28, 1885. • se2B-15t
It C H
[Prom the Dispensatory of the United States.]
MGM& CRENATA. BIJCHU LEAVES.
ENOPISRTIES.—Their odor is strong, -diffusive
and somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish, and
analogous to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.—Buchn
leaves are gentl stimulant, with a peculiar ten
dency to the Urinary Organs, producing
and like other similar medicines, exulting diapho
resis, when circumstances favor this mode of ac
tion.
They are given In complaints of the Urinary Or
gans, such as Gravel, chronic Catarrh of the Blad
der, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra,
Disease of the Prostate and Retention or Inconti
nence of Urine, from a lcu s of tone in the parts
concerned in its evacuation. The remedy has also
been recommended in Dspepsia, Chronic Rheu
matism, Cutaneous Affections, and Dropsy.
lielinbalct , a Extract Euchu is used by persons from
the ages of 18 to 2s, and from 35 to 55, or in the de
cline or change of life; after Confinement or Labor
Pains; Bedwetting in children.
IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR. TO FEMALES,
the Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other re
medy, as In. Cni.onosis OR RETENTION, MAHAR.
LARITY, PAINFULNESS Ob SUPPRESSION OF CUS-
TomAlty EVACUATIONS J _ ULCERATED OR SCIIIR-
R - U
OLE STATE OF TILE TERUS, LauenunnalA OR
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.—This
medicine increases the power of Digestion, and
excites the Absorbents into healthy action, by
which the watery or Calcareous depositions, and
all Unnatural Eniargenzents are reduced, as well an
Pain and Inflammation.
lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHE' has cured
every vase ofDIAIIETBS in which it has been given.
Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder and Inflam
mation of the Kidneys, Ulceration of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Retention of Urine, Diseases of the
Prostate (Band, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel, Brick-dust Deposit, and Mucus or Milky
Discharges, and for Enfeebled and Delisate Con
stitutions, ofliuth sexes, attended withlfild
ing 53 . 11100121.5: Indisposition to Exertion, Lose Of
Power. Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling. Horror of DI sease,Wake
fffiness, Minim, of Vision, Pain in the Bach. Hot
Muds, Flushing of the Body,Dryness of the Skin.
Eruption on the Paco, Pallid oentenaited, Culver.
sal Lassitude or the Muscular System, Ste.
HELMBOLD'S EXTIPACT RUCHE IS DIURETIC
AND BLOOD-PURIFYING,
And cures all Diseases arising from llxblts of DU
sipution, Excesses xnd Imprudence In Life. lie
purities of the Blood, See., superseding Co
pallet in affections for whirli it is used,
such ue fionorrliwa, Wrel or tong'
standing, and Syphilitic Affections
—in these 111SCIlSO., used in eou
nection with itELMBOLD'S
ROSE WASH.
HELMBOLD'S
DRUG AND CHNNICAL W4R4IIOU:3E,
594 BROADWAY,
And by Druggists everywhere
ELMS CS , ID SS.
TAKE NO OTHER
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
MEDICAL AID.- ST ANGERS IN
search of Medical Aid would do well to con
sult Dr. C. A. DUMAS. No. 1031 WALNUT St.,
for prompt and efficient treatment of seldom over
three days. Distant patients consulted by let ter. and
remedies forwarded to any address. oclO4t.
CORN EXCHANGE
• BAG MANUFACTORY.
10,000 qotton Seamless Bags.
10,000 Linen do. do.
20,000 Jute do- do.
In store and for sale 1W
sel4-3m . - 113 North "FRONT_ Street.
_ _
OSAGE ORANGE, ARBOR VITA,
...1-and other hedge plants; Fruit, Ornamental
Trees. &c., atklDEue..ecO tvgattLINTOWN WINO
IMMO+
LEGAL,
MEDICAL.
SOLD AT
ABK FOR
EDUCATIONAL.
THE -UNION
irt..Tearmss4 40431. - EinaMl,
tt.A..S7 MT. AND HAYDN HALL,
EIGHTH AND t3ERING GARDEN STREETS,
CARLL, PEIRCE & FARR, Proprietors.
SPECIAL NOTlC2.—During the TWO WEEK'S
ending eictober 23d
FULL-COURSE SCHOLARSHIPS
will be issued at the reduced price of
THE UNION B I 3 i
I n E DV
CO Ar EG r
E has rapidly
attained the highest rank among the first-class Com
mercial Schools of the country.
Within three weeks over
ONE HUN DRED AND FIFTY STUDENTS
have availed themselves of the remarkably cheap
COst of tuition and the unsuspassed advantfigt sof
an institution conducted by
PRACTICAL RUMNESS MEN AND EXPERI
ENCED AND SUCCESSFUL TEACIIERS.
The College occupies more than half the large
building (250 feet long and 30 feet wide) located at
the northeast corner of EIGHTH and SPRING
cStAItIIEN Streets, -lust beyond the badness mitre,
and in the Most quiet, convenient, and respectable
portion of the city. The rooms consist of two large
halls, each 100 feet long, 33 feet wide, and 2.5 feet
high; a Ladles' department, 33 feet square and 15
feet high; twe tiresping rooms, and some half dozen
smaller rooms, for classes and private Instruction.
These are furnished in an elegant and sub! Mattel
manner. This Institution Is therefore the largest
and most attractive Business College In the city.
PRACTICE AND THEORY
are combined In the course of instruction in the
most satisfactory manner, giving the student not
only a thorough - knowledge of the theory, bat also
an actual experience in the daily routine of busi
ness.
YOUNG MEN
who wish to secure a
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS
EDUCATION
in the shortest time, and at the least expense, can
save from two to three weeks, and from $4O to $lO
by availing. them. elves of the superior advantages
and reduced rates of
THE UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE.
OFFICE, NO. Sal NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
Circulars free. Call or address R. D. CARLL,
Business Superintendent.' oci.U.st
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY
ACADEMY AT WEST CHESTER.—The duties
of this Institution will SEPTEMBER
THURSDAY t nu, .
The following gentlemen compose Me Beam or
Trustees: lion. Tames Pollock, LL. D., President;
William Apple,Vice President; W. E. Bar
ber, Barbi kiecreteryi,x-arses H. Orne, Esq., Treasu
rer; Be,-. sla t
m:A °wt.., RA,. Thomas
Brainerd„ D. D.• Hon . Oswald Thomson , Charles O'Neill, lion. W. E. Lehman, Major Gen,
B. W. Crawford, Col. Wm. Bell Waddell, Major
Wayne MeVeaghl Messrs. Joseph B. Townsend,
James L. Claelorn, Charles B. Dungan, ileorge
Russell, Wm. L. Springs, Addison May, and T. B.
Peterson.
Cadets may pursue an English, Classical, or Sci
entific course o.f studies, at the option of parents.
The Academic gtafF is composed of educatedmica
-80143 and instructors, who have been in our
best 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
tartment. the moral add faligidas Instruction Of
he Cadets is carefully attended to. For circulars,
apply to James H. acne, Esq., No. 626 Chestnut
street,T. B. PetereouJiso.,No. SOS Chestnut street,
Philadelphia or to Col. THEO. HYATT,
se2o-1m .President Penna. Military Academy.
MISB.MARY E THBOPP WILL RE
open her English and French Boarding and
Duy School for Young Ladles, at No. 1841 CHEST
NUT Street, Philadelphia, on the 11th of gown
her. For circulars apply at the School. oe2mwfl3o
EV. ALBERT HENRY BARNES'
-aw Classical and English School, 92X , CHESTNUT
Street- SCV-EIMEK*
JANE M. HARPER'S
SELECT SCHOOL FOR SMALL CHILDREN,
IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
SIXTEENTH Street, west side, Below Chestnut.
Opens OCTOBER 16th. 04-60
DANCING.—M. C. CAMPBELL, MR.
A. , and .Idra. SHANK, receive and teach" Ladies
and Gentlemen, Masters and] Misses Dancing, Eti
quette and deportment private& and in crimes,
day and evenin at WAS MOWN HALL,
EIGHTH
TH and SPRING GARDEN. oca-Bts
D CARPENTER'S 'PRIVATE
• DANCING , ACADEMY, o%s'Altoll gtreei.
—To Young Ladies, Young Gentlemen, and Pa
rents, who are desirous of learning Dancing pro
perly, and with ease and grace, for your private
Drawing-Rooms hoirte or Soctables, mail on the
long-ettablished and punctual waster of the wt,
D. L. CARPENTER, at any hour—morning, Noon,
or Evening—dy and n Wl ighl N y.
FAL ally
AND TER TERM.
Scholars can commence at any time, being dated
Prom the time of entering.
Pb Mozart% Lancer
pladrilles, are properly taught. Vor the German
Short Redowa, Deux Temp,
Trois Temp, Ging Temp, Polka-itedowa, Polka-
Mazurka, ttc. For references, call on the thousands
Of pupils whom D. L. CARPENTER, 625 ARCH
Street, has taught. so2o-Em
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL.—Terms
very moderate. Thorough course of stndy In
Mathematics, English Classics, &re. Supplies the
benefits of a home. Surveying , and Engineering
taught. Boys ofall agesreceived. Begins Septem
ber 4th. Refers to JOHN C. CAP t 33.
South THIRD Street; THOS, CLAYTON,_Esg.,
FIFTH and PRUNE ; Mr. GEORGE F. KNOTT,
3$ HUDSON Street. Number limited. Address
Rev. J. HARVEY BARTON, A. M., Village Green,
Pennsylvania. au4-3m
Sm. RIZZO WILL RESUME HIS LES
SONS in Vocal Music at hi e residence,. No. 313
SOULS SIXTEENTH Street, October 1.
Re may be addressed meantime through the City
P. 0., as above. au29-tf
THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL of Madame
MASSE will reopen on MONDAY, September )81h.
In this institution instruction is thorough in every
department. Competent English teaehers ere em
teuy.l..e.e.euthAratutgieo.lll sr good - English' edu
cation. French 18 the language or the family; and
is constantly spoken in the Institute. For then
lam, containing. terms and other particulars, ad
dress 1342 SPI CE Si., Philada., - Pa. aum-2m
IHEGARAY INSTITUT - E.—ENGLISH
N./ and French Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies, Nos. 1397 and•ls29 SPRUCE Street,
Will reopen on WEDNESDAY, Septem-
F ber aGch.
For circulars and particulars
_gilipty to
an9-8m Madame D'HERVILLY, Principal.
THE GLAIR3IVELL AND ENGLISH
scHom of the subscriber, S. E. corner of
THIRTEENTH and LOOBST Streets, will Reopen
on MONDAY, Sept. 11. tan2d.dmn B. KENDALL.
suit Ton P. RONDINELLA-ITALIAN
and English Singlng_Lessons. Residence, S.W.
corner BROAD and PINE. se2l-lin*
ENGLISH , CLASSICAL, AND DIA
THEMATICAL INSTITUTE, No. 2 Southwest
PENN SQUARE. Duties resumed Sept. 11th.
au29-2m. JOSEPH DAVISON, Principal.
TEE SCIENTIFIC. AND CLASSICAL
- 2 - INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT Street, N. W. cor.
of Twelfth, reopens SEPTEMBER 4th. This is the
best provided Sbhool for boys In America.
au2B-2m* J. ENNIS, Principal.
THE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
DEAN STREET BELOW LOCUST,
Will be reopened SEPTEMiEsEE 4th.
au26-210 J. W. Ir4LII.ES, D. D., Principal.
MISS BROOKS AND MRS. J. E.
HALL will resume the duties of their BOARD
ING end DAY SCHOOL for You Ladies at 121 g
WALNUT street, on WEDNES D AY, g
the loth inst.
an2a-am.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION OF COPAR TNER
smr.—The enartnerthip heretofore existing
between the gubsertbera, under the flan of EDsoN;
SUTTER & MILLER, Is this day dissolved bymu
fuel consent—W. D. EDSON retiring. DANIEL
SUTTER . 4t ARTHUR MILLER will continue the
Boot. Shoe and Rubber Business under the name of
SUTTER & MILLER, and are authorized to settle
the affairs of the late firm and use the name in
n. EDSON
DANIEL SUTTER,
ARTHUR AtILLER.
PUILADET . ZIIIA, Oct. 9th, 1865. o 90-6t
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
-A. E. D. CROSSM4N has associated himself witu
the undersigned, and the business heretofore car
ried on under the arm and style of SOLOMON,
SPEAR & CO., 116 North THIRD Street. Philadel
phia, and 175 WASHINGTON Street, New York,
will be continued under the firm and style of CROSS.
MAN, SOLOMON & SPEAR . the new arm assuming
all the assets and liabilities of the old llnn.
SOLOMON, SPEAR & CO.
raiLAbni.PttiA, Oet. 1, 1855. ocie-it'"
DISSOLUTION. -THE FIRM OF JO
SEPH CAMPBELL . BROTHER Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs of the late
firm will be eettled by CHARLES CAMPBELL,
who will continue tile business at the aid stand,lO
MARKET Street. JOSEPH CAMPBELL
.
CHARLES CAMPBELL.
PRILADA., Sept 30;1865. oe4-43t.
r,, PIANOS PIANOS ! PIANOS I
r SCHOMACKER & CO.'S
SUPERIOR PIANOS,
WAREROOMS No: OM CHESTNUT STREET,
are celebrated for their Volume,Purity of Tone,
great rower, Brilliancy, Painagll Depth and Even
ness of Touch, with exquisite delicacy and sweet
ness.
We respectfully invite our friends and the public
genenally to call at our warcrooms and examine
our extensive assortment of highly-improved
Square and Grand Maim. we have received the
highest premitnna at all the great exhibitions ever
held in this countryy, including the Prize. Medal at
the World's Fair, Orystal Palace, New York, and
numerous teettmoatais from the beat artists ill thld
country and Europe.
'We feel satisfied that there are no Pianos made in
this country superior to our own.
As a Philadelphia manufacturer we pride our
gelycs.in haying achieved a reputation for our in
struments unexcelled by any other makers lu this
country. It la a well-known fact that our Pianos
have for many years maintained their high reputa
tion notwithstanding the powerful competition of
the Eastern makers.
. .
New York and Boston Pianos have been flooded
into this market throu g h their ageneles,and herald
ed by them as the only Pianos in the country; yet at
the same time these agents very seldom continue to
sell any one maker's instruments for any length of
time. for the reason that they are inferior, and they
are compelled to take hold of other maker's, per
haps still more Inferior, although pulled up by them
as celebrated Pianos, when at the some time Neil
makers have never been known or heard of in their
own cities. The consequence is, that our citizens
are often induced to purchase 15‘101 inferior instra
moats, tit it hunt uonsidering their own, or the gene
ral interests of their city.
The advantage our eitlzenS have in encouraging
home manufactures certainly should not be over
looked, for the following reasons:
First. It is acknowledged that Philadelphia is the
great 11181111(aCtUring city of this country, and cele
brated for its superior and skilful workmen.
Second. 'p he purchaser obtains the piano directly
from 11t. the manufacturers, and saves tile amount
made by the agent. who usually claims greater pro
file than the manufacturer.
Thirst. The agent's responsibility amounts to 110. ,
thing; there is no redress; the instrument he sells
made for the market, and the purchaser must run
the risk. Whereas, on the oilier hand, we, as the
manufacturers, are held responsible, and eannot
shirk the responsibility like the agent. Our reputa
tion is at stake at ail i sues, sAtl. It is, therefore, to
our interest to turn out none other thin lirst•class
instruments.
. •
Fourth. Admitting that such Instruments might
be equal to our own when new they cannot give
the same satisfaction, or wear t he same length of
time, for the reason that the agent depends upon
others to keep such pianos as he sells in order, and
will, of course ' not expend any of his pro fi ts to do
so; whilst Ire, the mane fueturers t have our own ex
cellent workmen, 1 . 1+1.0 now undarrtand the 111111 ,
ness, and will promptly give their attention, and
the pianos be made to wear much longer.
Our establishment is one of the most extensive in
this country, and when our new Improvements,now
in progress, are completed, it will be one of the
largest ill the world. Our object is to make this
bratch of industry one the great niatitntlons of
this city.
Our Instruments also possess geese Improvements
over others. and our extensive facilities for mama
factoring enables us to keep on WO larre stock
of material, and procure th e best machinery, Nee-
If persons desirous to purchase will give us a call,
We will prove all that we have said in regard CO our
pianos. There are, of course. always differences of
opinion; and prejudiced minds, and those who are
interested in the sale of o th er pittiMS Who may differ
from us; to Such we have only to say,
that it would
give us much pleasure, at any time, to test our in
struments with any other make which they may
choose to Hanle,
we again ask our Mends and the imbue to can
'and examine our superior rialtos. We feel satis
fied that no house in this city tan compete with 115,
our prices being reasonable aud terms accommo
dating.
Cilculars call be had at the Warerooms, giving
fell descriptions of the styles Mid Prlet'si with re
ferences.
N. B.—Second-hand pianos taken in exchange.
PIA.NOS TO KENT.
Orders for Tuning promptly at tended to.
SCHOMACK ER & CO.,
ocS-wstf - ATO.'IO2I CH l n'i'NUT Street.
SHAKER CORN.-50 BARRELS
new crop, to ztrrtve to a few days. For sale by
RliqpEs & WILLIAMS,
belt. 107 k , Ontli WATER Street.
C ARTES DE VISITE.-LB E A T
accuracy, awl taste are the characterlatlea of •
those ulnae at R. F. BRIM RIPS Gallery. (Mit ARCH'
Mimi. Experience directs the opetattons o the t
OCtiAla
WANTS.
A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, WllO .1.1A6
Ai- seen employed in the Coal Business seven
year wants a young partner with capital tr, eom
mence business. Address Box 1815. Philadelphia
Foot Ofllce.
GREAT CHANCE FOR
AGENTS.
WHAT THE PEOPLE, WANT,
COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE WAR,
In one large volume, splendidly Illustrated, with
over 1.2.5 fine - Portraits Of Generale and Rattle Scenes.
Th. 2.00. Mid, loold complete, allthentiO anti Te
llable history published. It contains reading mat
ter equal to three large octavo volumes.
Bend for circulars and see our terms. Address
"MORES, BROS. t CO.,
oes-im&W4t* "Philadelphia, Pa."
MUSIC AND FRENCH TEACHER
WANTED.—I wish to engage &LADY fully
competent to instruct a few advanced Pupils in Vo
cal and Instrumental (Plano) Music, and the French
language, and to assist in the English department
if necessary.
The best of teatimonlale will be expected. Salary
WO, and board, lc., for a term of nine months.
JAMES S. lIA.L.LOWEL.I.,
Fulford Female Seminary.
Sandy Spring P. ia"
oclo-2t 5 Montgomery county, aid.
WANTED -A YOUNG MAN A$
SALESMAN% one that has some knowledge
of the Gents. , Furnishing Goods preferred. Address
4, K., 41 Pr4.98 Office. oc9-inw2t*
A YOUNG LADY WISHES A HOME
A.A. in a Private Family where the use of tier
PIANO AND INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC
to One Of more MCI/Mere of the family will be re
ceived +as partial or entire oomnetMation for
Board.
References exchanged. Address "E. 8.," office
of The Press. - ont-wfmet.
WANTED -A PARTNER, WITH A
cash capital of from $25,000 to p 3,000, in a -Ala
eh Ina and Boiler Shop,centrally located. ' The adver
tiser has 20 years practical knowledge of his business
and commands first-class trade. Can give satisfac
tory reference as to standing and ability. All com
munications, with real name, held strictly mmeden-
MI. Address "DrIAGIIINE vArrritL, tuts wilco.
oc9-3t*
NIVANTPD-SITUATIOT IN CLOTH
• • bTOTLE by person oi experleAdA. AddrOgg i iS.
8.," Preas Office, stating where an interview
may be had. OCIO-Zr
AA GUN GI MAN OF SEVENTEEN
months experience lit the Dry GOMM, Cloth,
and Cassimere Business, desires a SITUATION in
either of the same. Can speak English and German,
and Jere the best city references. Address "C.
W. Press ofilee, oca-at`
WANTED—THE CONSUMERS'
UNION COAL COMPANY are anxious AO
secure the services of a competent person to super
intend Qteir Colliery , near Wiliceabarre. Lucerne
county, Pennsylvania.
Those making application will bring their recom
mendations asto competency and character.
Office, 45 West FAYETTE St. BALTIMORE.
Oefi-M J,6 4 mg . * J. GIVEN Secretary.
WANTE D-AGENTS MALE AND
Female, in every town and neighborhood_ to
take orders for •. TEE GREAT LABOR SAVER:"
patented article that every family wants. win
save ten times its cost yearly. Agents are makin
to $25 per day. Only $3 to $lO capital required g
.
mull particulars of the business sent to any ad
dress on receipt of 6 cents for circulars and return
postage. Address
Box 4781.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL IN
the State or New Jersey. Philadelphia, Dela.
ware, Montgomery and Bucks counties,Pennsyl
vania the great ,Scene of Time and Brnitif, with
the Friend of the Bible; picture of extraordinary in
terest and value. Fine chance for agents.
Address JAB:11$ BULLAMORE & CO.,_
Office
Northo,_filotori 10)
FIFTH Street,
se22-Im s Philadelphia.
AUENTS WANTED FOR
"THE SECRET SERYICEI
THE FIELD,
THE DIINGEOIiAND THE ESCAPE."
By A. D. Richardson,' New York Tribune Corres
pondent.
The most interesting and ekbittng book ever pub.
lished, embracing Mr. Riehardson's unparalleled
experience for four years, travelling through the
South in the secret service of the Tribune, at the
outbreak of the war, with our armies and fleets,
both East and West, during the first two years of
the Rebe ll ion; his capture Ills confine , .
meet for twenty months in seven different Rebel
prisons; his escape, and almost miraculous jour
ney, by night, of nearly four hundred miles. It will
abound in stirring events, and contain more of the
fact, Incident t and romance of the war than any
Other work im
Horace Greeley sari:
" A greatmauy boots will yet be written concern
irg this war, In addition to the many already in
printi but not one of them will give within a similar
compass a dearer, fuller, more readable account,
entirely from personal observation, of the nature,
animus, purposes, tendencies, and instrumentali
ties of the blaveholders' Rebellion than does the
unpretending narrative of Mr. Eicigardson."
Teachers, ladles, energetic young Mtn, and me. ,
Many returned and disabled officers and soldiers,
in want of profitable employment, will and it pecu
liarly adapted to their condition. We have agents
clearing Refs per month, which we will prove to any
doubting applicant.
Send for circulars. Address
Iphia
JONES, BROTHERS,A CO..
aul7-213f
lc E. corner SIXTH and Mhilade INOR Streets_,
. P, Pa.
eFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED,
From November or December 1 until May Ist,
for family of tour persons and no small children.
AddresE Box 2047 Post Office. oc4-10t*
BOARDING.
BOARDING- TWO MEDIUM-SIZED
BOUNO, at
0e11.40` No. 6g14 S. WASHINGTON, Square.
BOARDING.. -MRS. J. H. MOUCK
la now ready to receive PERMANENT AND
TABLE BOARDERS, at 2738001 k St et,
above Spruce. 0.640
BOARDING -IN WEST PHILA.DEE•
rpiA, for oe/41eAx . ken,ox Rapiliee‘.FittrutCial,
drerr,bn - driyapplicatiokt at ;32.1
11 II A •
and having frequent railroad communication
with the city, and near the station. Inquire before
2 'clock, at 1402 WALNUT street. se2B-im•
P ERMANENT BOARD WANTEIS, BY
a single Young Man, In a desirable locality. Ad
dress, stating terms, "J. W.,'' Preas °face. oclo-2t*
AUCTION SALE&
CITY BAZAAR AND TATTER
BALL 'O, BMX Street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth .
R. B. CHAMPION, Auctioneer,
Will sell
ON FRIDAY, October lath,
At 10 o'clock, about
THIRTY HORSES,
comprising Tietting . , Farm, Family, and Draught
Horses, from some ol the best stock in the country.
Also, new and second-hand Carriages. Light
Wagons, Sulkies, &c., with which the sale
will commence.
. . .
Together with Single and Double Harness, Sad
dles, "griffin, Whips, Sheets, ac., made by superior
makers.
Full particulars in catalOttge, which will be ready
in time for the sale.
R. B. C. respectfully calls the attention of per
chasers to the above sale.
No postponement on account of weather.
Horses, Vehicles, and Harness always on hand at
private sale.
Superior stable accommodations for horses enter
ed for public or private sale.
°cab& R. B. CHAMPION, Auctioneer.
CHAMPION'S CITY BAZAAB
AND TATTERSALL'S, RACE Street, be
tween E/Ml4l:i and Twelfth.
It. B. CHAMPION, Auctioneer,
will sell on SATURDAY, October 14th, at 10
o'clock, for account of the United states,
ONE HUNDRED MULE&
Sale positive.
/3y order of DEOROE R. ORME,
oca-4t Clipt. and Assistant Quartermaster,
Di HERKNESS' BAZAAR,
NINTH and SANSOM Streets.
AUCTION SALE OP HORSES, An.
On WEDNESDAY AIORNING - HCGOPOr ' nth, at
10 o'clock, comprising about
rIFTY HORSES.
Stilted to harness and the saddle.
SALE OP GOVERNMENT HARNESS, SADDLES,
BRIDLES, BLANKETS, 1,500 SCROINGLES,
HALTERS, AC.,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 11th, pre
vious to the horses.
Sale of One Hundred and Forty
o %o: b e . r r nmw th nt .
Ilorsee 011 YiIURSPAT MORNING.
at 10 O'clock. Terms cash. tailed Statelt currency,
Sale of Horses, Carriages, Ac._,_on SATURDAY.
ALFARD M. HERKNESs, •
0c10.21 if Auctioneer.
BANKS,
RAILROAD
STEAMBOAT
MANttritTtIIIVRS,
MERCHANTS,
&applied with BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY,
ae, at _ _ _
MOSS Et ,00.'S,
432 CHESTNUT Street
pHOTOGRAPiis TAKEN AT FOUN
DRIES and Machine bhope for persons desiring,
of Engines, Carriages, and blachinery. For terms
ab
appv e ly
tat REINER'S Gallery, SECOND Street,
reen. 11.
P„ALSLEY PATENT STEP-LADDER,
.LR manufactured by J. Knott. 29 PM street,
Pittsburg, Penna., exclusively for Pennsylvania,
strong', light and ornamental.. Sold by all House
furnishing Dealers. They are In daily demand in
stores. Hotels and Dwellings. The low price re
commends them to all. They are manufactured or
all sizes frond. 9 to 10 feet. Liberal discounts Made to
dealers. A large Steck for city trade at the Agri
cultural ehouse of D. LANDRETH & SON, 2.1
ant! ;2,3 South SIXTH Street.
J. FOlibral, Agent for Eastern Pennsylvania.
00.6 t.
(RICE & LONG
FULTON WORKS, 1340 BEACH STREET,
Engineers, Haklitalato, Boiler *liken, and Car
Runners.
Tataka of every description made to oral..
Sole Agents for Long's Marine SalittOreetere.MVlS-1y
NEVEM HAD A GOOD PICTURE
-I- BEFORE t" exclaimed one or rhiladelphia's
learnt daughters, as she gazed with delight on het
Photo-Miniature, made at ()NEMER & DILLON'S,
PR South EIGHTH street. sele-Imit"
N. B.—Alhums and Stereoseopbelu great variety.
( 1 , U. GARDEN & Ca ; MANUFAO-
N-4 TUBERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN RATS CAPS,
FURS BONNETS, STRAW
UOODS, RIBBONS, &c., he., No. 600 and 6091
MARKET street. The largest and must complete
stock, the best terms and cheapest prices, couTitri
merchants and the trade supplied. aust-dm
,Ic.ATES OF EVERY VARIETY,
Cyoqiiet, AridLeryj Cricket and Base-Ball Im
plements, for sale by
PHILIP WILSON C 0.,&
se3o-Ire 409 CHESTNUT Street.
PRINCESS PAPER.SHELL AL
pIciNDS, new Brazil Nuts. new French Wal
nuts, Filberts, dint Pelt nit& For Bale by
RHODES a WILLIAMS,
°ell 107 South WATER Street.
. _
dm= WILLIAM H. _MOORE GE.
NE3s - f, FurtNisuirilt UNDRIVAILICR,
No. 1423 RACE Street, (late of Arch street.)
&IP
Personal attention at all hours. analhain
6 6 ONE-PRTCE STORE."
G. W. PITCHER,.
SON-CHESTNUT STREET-80S.
Dealer in Books, Albums, Magasines.
Stationary. Portfolios, Writing Cases.
Card. ?dewlap and Imperial Photographs.
Past el Paintings *tea kograyless_
Stereoscopt s audStereoscopie Views.
Walnut Brackets, Book Racks, and Easels.
Frames of all Mils on hand and made to order.
paintings and Pictures of all sizes framed in the
Lett manner. Also, /1 fine assortment of Cord and
Tassels, at the lowest, 59055,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
G. W. PITCHER,
SOS CHESTNUT Street — SOS,
oc7-tf Philadelphia.
TOW IS THE TIME TO OBTAIN AT
reduced prices fine Colored PHOTOGRAPHS,
executed in the style that seemed them 'heir ha
mente imllarity. REIMER'S' Gallery, SECOND
fit reel, abOVt: Green, • It.
SPLENDID SPnenth Ng, OF ART,
flnnand acuurately-voIored.POWPRAITS. B. F.
IcEIMEU'S unequalled style life•size Photographs,
in oil coloni; pronounced by all superior pictures.
QOM. 9Nt AKA fiyr cell
TO CAPITALISTS.
GREAT BARGA. IN!
THE OWNEZ 9f.' A FULL, Ulsan V 11) ED,
IN 48,000 AM : MAE!. O
COAL,
TIMBER, anci
Will sell the said Interest at an
Perfect satisfaction to party wishing to intrchase
Address "BONA. FIDE," Piegg Offiael
oelo-6t.
TO RENT—FROM JANUARY 1, 1866,
1. SECOND and THIRD FLOORS or Store
AM MARKET Street, Apply On the prothloez—
nrgt floor. ocu.-et,
To RENT-PART Or TWO 'PUR-
NajjED coryvES. Apply at No. 219 South
FOVlrrfi Otreet, second story.
FOR SALE-- ROUSE NO. 408
jii,goirsg pINTII Street, 20 by 100 feet, double
twe. - story baciCcmilding., iiate4 &tip altantAara.
-with other modern improvements. Apply at No,
260 CHESTNUT Street. 0011-wfmat.
FOR SALE—A SPLENDID
nearly- u rhifttug-top 1J AETON4 and
a double set of lire-gilt harness—by the undersign
ed, who intends to leave the city.
Apply from 10 to 11 A. 3f. J. It. PRICE,
0011 lt' 247 MARKET Street.
MAFOR SAL E.--TWO BUBURISA,Ii
COTTAGES, situated on TRANSCRIPT Street,
between Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth streets—
each house Contains nine rooms, and have all the
hibtlern inprovemonts Introduced,' 13)9 190.4 re 50
feet front by Iho feet deep to Irving street. Imme
diate possession given. They will be sold loer, and
on easy terms. The West Philadelphia Passenger
Railway cars run within 200 feet of the eremises.
Apply to g, G. HOPKINS,
LOOAN Btreei,
Near Hacerford Street,
Or on the premises, between 4 and BP. M. °M-W•
a FINE STORE PROPERTY AT
. PUBLIC SALE IN MON TGOMERY CO.
On the 16th of October, at I o'clock P. M., on the
premises, opposite Three Tuns Hotel, Upper Dublin
totruship—Dwelling, Store and RIVE ACRES OF
I.4ND; House 58 by 80; Kitchen attached 18 by lb:
Post-oSiee and daily Cellar Barn 80 feet
It u lfa r glA r iti t t e a r n a d t 2Y l 4 l % n ail ickig i tt
ation
on the North Pennsylvania Railroad.
()LEARNT JONES.
ser-For particulars inquire of W. Midi:ism co.,
NO. 611 Chestnut street, and OwenShoeinalter, corn
ner Franklin and Green streets, Phila. 0111.43 t
R. WATVELL
Chicago, Illinois,
se23-1130
glh ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF MIL
. _
Will be sold at public sale, pursuant to an order
of the Orphans' Court of Bucks county, on the
IifeMIRS, of rt . FTH-DAY (THURSDAY) the 19th
of October, ssa, the Real Estate of ELIJAH OHM.
TON, deceased, consisting of a FARM, containing
about one hundred and sixty acres of good land.
seven of which are woodland, situate on the Bris
tol turnpike-road, in Bristol township, Bucks COUR
-o', one-fourth of a mile from Schenck's Nation, on
the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, Sixteen
the
from Pbiladeiplita, and two from Bristol, ad
joining lands with Henry L. Craw, O. N. Taylor, and
others. The improvements consist of a good stone
Dwelling-house, large stone barn, wagon-house,
iferlloU§S, c good frame tenant-house, and other
nottoings: large apple orchard and other fruit trees,
There is a siren= of water passing through the pre
mises. This farm will he offered in four parts and
all together, and sold the, way that will command
the most money:
No. i. Stktp acres, with the buildings.
No. 2. Forty acres.
No. 3. Forty acres, with the tenant-house.
No. 9. Twenty acres, with the woodland, ail of
which have, good fronts, with splendid building
sites on the turnpike
Taking into consideration the location and the
many other advantages tills property possesses, it
is desirable either for the capitalist, the business
man, or the farmer. The superior facilities for ac
eessto our principal cities, New York and Phila
delphia, renders it unusually - desirable, and Wet as
is seldom offered to the public.
Persons wishing to view the premises previous to
the day of sale will call on WILMOT CRESTON,
residing thereon, or either of the subscribers, who
Will cheerfully show the same.
Sale to commence at o'clock P. M.
Conditions at sale'.
A train leaves Kensington depot at it o'clock
A. M., and leaves &bench's Nation at 6 o'clock
P.M. _ _
;MEIN WlLDMANj.ildminktratorg
E. 1 - IARMON,
0c1044t JEWS G. WEBST R, Auctioneer.
liA BEAUTIFUL FARM OF jek
ng Aeree Will be sold at pliblie eale on the At;
Oremises, on fourth day, the 18th of she idth mouth,
ctober, to commence at 2 &clock P. M., OEIIBO in
Solebury township, Bucks county, Pennsylvania,
near the Delaware /Direr, eenvenient to the Loin
berville Post-oillee, the Mows island Station oh the
Belvidere Delaware Railroad, mills, stores, tele
graph educe, places of worship, and nearly every
thlea, conducive to man's comfort and happiness.
The land Is In line condition, nicely divided with
c42tattitteir-ii„,
healthful; a large stone manslonhouse, nearynew;
good tenant house; stone barn, in Middling good
order; good wagon-house, and other out buildings.
'lent of
TEM
in variety, and lasting Water Of
THE BEET KIND.
- - . -
Any further particulars will be cheerfully given
on application to the subscriber, living near the
pram nee, U letter or otherwise.
Address, Lumbervine Pot-offieo, Bleb] eountyk
SALE POSITIVE, AND TITLE PERFECT.
JOHN E. KENDERDINE, Adm'r
of the Estate of SARAH LIVEZEY, deceased.
Lumberton, 19th month, 5, 1865.
ocli-wrs
t 1 FACTORY BUILDING FOR RENT,
with the use of a Steam-Engine in perfeet or
der. The Building has been thoroughly repaired
Is well adapted for any business requiring plenty o
room and ouperi9r light. Apply t°
JAMIE M. RLIAR4
se27-wtbs9t* No. 325 WALNUT St., Room No. 2.
aWILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLICAN
Bale, on THURSDAY, October 28th, PUBLIC
2 0 *CdOCK, On the PrePilises, a FARM, of about SUE
teen acres, late the rebitience of Mts. Catharine
Henderson, recessed, situated on the Lancaster
Turnpike, about a quarter of a mile west of the
Eagle Station on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
Improvements area good stone house, with a well
of good Witter in the kitchen, and it reams barn. It
is a desirable place for a country residence, being It
healthy neighborhood, and convenient to eiturehee
and schools, and capable of handsome improve
ment.
bale peremptory
se3o-swBt4
el FOR SALE—A VERY DESTRA.-
le four-story Brick DWELLING-ROUSE. No.
fiat West aldo of PROM! Street, below Calk/whin;
hot and cold water, gag, rr.tee, $4,500. Terms
easy.
LUKENS & MONTGOMERY,
se3o-aw4t. 1035 REACH St., above Laurel.
FOR SALE-ELEGANT ga
ma Country St at and Flinn, in Cheater Val
ley, 43 acres, situated on the Lancaster Turnpike,
24 tulles from Philadelphia, ten minutes walk from
• • bleamboat station, , Pennsylvania Railroad, and
raw mile from West Chester Branch and Chester
Valley Ibdlioaals, all of widell are in eight, The
improvenienta are a very handsome and commodi
ous dwelling. built with nitwit care and taste. and
having all the modern conveniences--furnace,
range, bath-room, ice house, with excellent water
to erery mem in the second story; drawing- room.
library dining and stote I.oolllg, With inner and
outer kitchens In the drat story; four chambers and
bath-room in the second story, with handsomely
finished attics: stone barn. wills roach house, corn
alb; twoastory tenant 119000, 7' l 4p 15 rounds are
well laid out. arber.yita- hedges, evergreeli4 and
shrubbery , . with fruit trees and traps Vines In great
.variety: The farm laud is well fenced and watered,
and is of the best quality.
Apply to E. C. ORAEPF,
Or on the premises, to NO, 116 S. SIXTH Street,
oclo.3t* S. II AZLEHURST.
FOR SALE—SUPERIOR FARM
of rotty-one acres, near Darby tin mMlca
from the city. Magnlacent mansion and qiher
buildings. The orchards and fruit trees generally,
grape-vines, ac., are not excelled. The whole pre
mises must be seen and examined t In order to he
appreciated.
_Price g30.1p0. Immediate possession.
MILLER, SIXTH d ALIIIJT, oc9-3tlf.
COMPANIES,
VALUABLE NEW YORK PRO
PERTY
MUST HE BOLD—THAT JIEAUTIFUL DROWN
STONE ._ connr,n gousr.,; situated On Sixtieth
street, .I.4eW York, with its massive browdoitnite
rails and banisters, and portico doorway' tiled
areal aloo, 110 Wed, with Brandon marble all
through;mantles a Lest StatilatV grates and
renders, with four-hold bars; rosewood doors and
trimming; stairs of' rosewood and black walnut; all
the hardware very heavy silver plated.
This house has four stories., basement and cellar.
Its Sire is twentY - three feet by fifty. Lot one hun
dred feet, with a flower gahleil dile hundred feet.
It Is on the main entrance of Sixtieth street, now
considered one of the best and handsomest in New
York city, facing Central Park.
It can be rented fur over $4,000, should the our•
chaser wish to rent it. The house Is strictly first
's/ems in every respect.
fries only $i46,000. Also, for salts the adjoining
house. sante style, price $16,000.
Apply to 'JOHN FETTRETCH,
No. 418 ',MUD Avenue.
ocB-61 New York.
BIiO~CETCS,
I`OR BMA-VERY CELEAP!
Will be sold, at HALF PRICR, lin
ORIGINAL INTEREST'
in one of the beat
.1.111413 ER AND COAL COMPANIES - ENTNNT.
Cost CAC Will he sold for M. Is worth 40,000
Great sacrifice! Address M. HENRY,
oc.lo-d6t Box '2,N11,
4014 POR SALE-CHEAP LANDS I
...a— MINERAL and TIMBER LANDS—GauIt/Um
—only $4 to $8 per acre. GUARANTEED by the
owners. GEO. N. TOWNSEND,
0010.8 t V . .3,5i South FOURTH Street.
ift FOR SALE-THE HOUSE, NO,
M1L171.4 Pine street. Apply at the premises, or to
oeto-att WM. DUANE, 514 WALE LIT St.
TO RENT_--THE SECOND, THIRD
and fourth stories of the large and spacious
Store, No. 247 MARKET Street. Apply upon the
prerniana. oeo-2t
POR SALE—AN ELECIANT
Itrowu-stone-front Dwelling,ollMpritee street.
west of Seventeenth. Possession soon.
Neat Dwelling - , 5151 Mount Vernon street.
Neat Dwelling, poi North Sixth street.
Neat Dwelling, ikM d,ill M.1 , 60t.
Neat Dwelling, 1528 North street.
Neat Dwelling, New street. north of Coates.
Neat Dwelling, Marlborough street, bet. Duke.
Neat Dwelling, 406 North Front. Immediate pox.
session. B. F. GLENN,
133 FOURTH Street,
oe7-tf and S.W. eor. t3eveuteentlt atul (iroeib_
ER , TO RENT- A. FIRST-CLASS
miiiiIIVOIPETivE, with Flllll4[l' WM. on SPRUCE
btreet. - west oigixieerdh. JOHN AA II t
oe4-131. 502 IY,A. torilJT Street.
fit FOR SALE-THE WELL-BUILT
ma and convenient
DWELLING 7D GREEN St,
with large side yard,with immedlite.pessessiOn.
r. MNN.
0c444 1213 South FOUltni
FOit RI
SALE, WITH FOSBESS/01i,
' -
lIANDSOME DWELLINGS„
On Ridge Road, above Thompson street.
These barolsome,welbilnished Modern Residences
TIM Ity sold Si PAID prices and on easy terms. only
41,000 cash wsittalttlatittlen by illettlGno ll ts•
GEO. N. TOttiNnENO
OCieat 123;6 South FOURTH Street.
dit 115 R SALE—GERMANTOWN tak
itikPROPERTL — A YerY desirable nroperty—A;a.:
geed double two-story dwellhig, With seven acres
of land. within one square of two depots, with flue
old shade-trees...ad evergreens. A handsome stream
of water passing through the property, and water
works on the property, supplying the house. A.
fountain in front or the house, and stable and gat ,
den, with the hest at i.fdditg water.
lIIESKTIibIi
Apply to S WASHINGTON lILTILDINti,
90 4 W 1 11.14 U OKciti itINTO lirtaQUl
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
VOIR. 16?-iA...1....E,"
ON'LV e 4,500.
riNE-TWELFTH INT F 4 HEST
MINERAL LANDS
IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
VALUABLE SEAL ESTATE.
TORN LANG& "Executor.
FOB SALE AND TO LET.
de FULTON HALL AT PUBLIU
ainam.pr,.—This valuable pro . perty will be oirerett
at public sale, at Cortriare Hotel, on MONDAY,
October 18th, at 2,45" o'clock P.
The building, erected with the beet material and
in the most substantial manner, is itfi feet front nit
Prince street, and 148 in depth to Water atm% dm a
haying two
A purchaser who would give special attentMa to
renting all the different rooms as well as the mai*
saloon for concerts, public meetings, Ite.„. It may het
made to pay large receipts and a very profitable ins
vestment. It would be well adapted for it silk.
Weelle. or cotton manufactory, gee being intro—
rdouocmedlntlfzutlaittilke. largefeellar as well as In every , .
The chandelier, settees, blinds, and all the feral's , '
tug will be included In the sale.
Terms aml rheditioas Will he Made known itt tit Ca'
sale. In the meantime farther information may bet
bad of GEO. K. REED,
Oct at Treasurer Fulton Hall Association,.
AM FOR SALE THE HANDSOME
"maim - ImA, No, ]433 ARCH WM, Arial!
at No. 136 CHESTNUT street, between 10,4 and/.
12M o'clock. Immediate potigt,gsion given. (m341;1'
it FOR SALE—WITH POSSESSIONi
TWO FURNISHED DWELLINGS.
Warn. Eu81(1011008, hananwery ittasited with sit
modern Improvements. Furnished in the Ihit•se
style.
Situate on GIRARD Avenue.
OEO. N. TOWNSEND a CO.,
Dm S. FOURTH Street,
FOR BALE, OSSESSIGN AT
MaIONOE—One HOUSE on Twelttii etreeio ouS
HOUSE on Cameo street, $3,6, 00 ,,,,,atc.„, , 2 1 x 1, 04 '
vise street, KM; ftio9t4l3,Minaciegirec—
oes-st* 61.4 CHESTNUT Street.
LFOR SALE-SPLENDID FARM
one hundred and eighty acres, In
syivania, opiboaltd TrotitOnt superior lawn/tee
ments,am One or the most desirable properties
ever offered. Immediate possess on. Price stBo per
acre. MILLER, SIXTH and WALNUT. oc9-3tif
INII2I VINE 13TREET-FOR BALE,
with immediate Possesslon—A handsome %VA&
htory BRICK HOUSE, with Double Back 'Maid. ,
ings, all in tirst-rate order, newly, papered and
painted throughout, with all the modern conve
niences; lot 140 feet deep. Apply to A. L. CAVES.
me North NINTH Otrret,tke 94 t .
. _
•ron SALE-NO, 431{ WALNUT
STREET.—lmmediste possession. Large 'Alibi
itigi now occupied as °likes. Lot 28 feat front BT
140 eep. MILLBII4
469-Stlf SIXTH and WALNUT *troulth
F OB SALE-LADIES' SHOE MANU.
O twelveyeiail istrattitlite. RafttoOtil
for belling-111 hOtitli. alvO kgreittr bargain.
56 North FOURTH Street,
Second Story.
A FINE BADDLE.HORSE FOR'
sal cu Apply at CRAIOE'S Stable, No, 247
North FOU R TH Street . oeo-Bt.
,
THE KEANS.—THE SALE OF SEATS
for these distinguished artists will COMII)Pllre
et the VADEIIII , OF MUSIC on TIII;RSDAIC
MOIL h t 1 ! 4 4 8,4,1 t. Tlity idly Ito poem nud ntti
IIitiMIILVIV SEVENTH and Olt ESTN UT fife„
up to 4 P. M. TODAY.
A MERWAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
-LA- 'Leone and '2 , tanamer....TlENDA! C.EVP
(Also of the Roston Theatre'.
FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
THURSDAY EVSNIE-1
Commenting
, Pet, lgti, tsa.
The World-renowned eremitc celebrities,
MR. AND MRS. CHA RLES REAM,
Who will be properly and powerfully supported by
.Mr. J. F. (.ATHCART, Xr, GEO, E) BRETT,
Miss CHAPMAN
Of the Princeidi and Drub' Lapp ThPaHeS t Lond on, IHr. FRANK atalt
Tile popular young California Tragedian,
And the leading members of the Dramatic Compa
nies attached to
NIBLOIS GARDEN AND THE 'BOSTON
THEATRE.
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 12th, 1.104,
R
Will be acted tibakcpeare's play of
HENY VIII.,
Termlnatln_gwlth the
DOWNFALL OF WOLSEY.
Cardirial Waite} , ~,Mr, Charles ECM
Queen Catharine Mrs. Charles Keen
Anne Boleyn bliss Chapmais
Cromwell Mr. J. P. Cathcart
Earl of garrupt.. Mr. (lea. Everett
King Henry VIII MK Frank Mayo
For full cast see small bills,
To conclude with Colmau's celebrated Comedy, lit
three acts, entitled
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Mr , Qaklcy Mr. Charles Mesa
Mrs. Welty Mrs. Marisa Kati!
Major Oakley Mr Geo, Everett
Mrs. Barrlet Miss Chapinala
Charley Oakley Mr. J. F, cataract
For full cast see small bills.
VittilAV EVENING,_OSt. lgth, 1865.
THE MEIECHANT OF VENIOE•
With a powerful distribution of characters.
Shylock Mr, Marlee Krim
Portia litra.charles
bATTJUDAT I
LOUIS Xi.
Oliatita Seed
_
=Thll
MAMA", Mr9. Charles
In consequence of the Meriting! imatintarp Malay
involved in the engagement of these eminent ar
tists being greater than Was ever Incurred In anar
series of Dramatic Entertainments ever given is
the United States, the Manager is compelled to fol
low the Prudent Worded by every Theatre la
which Mr. and Mrs. KEAN have ar , Dearad, and ans
nounces a reasonable Increase in the
PRICES OF ADMISSION.—Parquet, Balcony,
and Dress Circle, ild; Secured Seats, $1.00; Family
Circle. 50 cents.
Doors open at ti o`elockl eonnuetict at 714 o'clock.
Ticket oitice atTILUMPLItiIig (late Uotild 'eh
corner gIiNENTH and CHESTNUT Streets, ooross
WALNUT.EiTREET TILEATRB.
Skews NICHT OP EAST LYNNE.
MR$. D. P. ROWERS
In her great character or
LADY ISABEL AND MAD. VINE.
ROUSE CROWDED IN EVERY PART.
filllS (WEDNESDAY) EVENDith DO, ./It /k/r
For the bocond grfa; @.,U.41211,„Ph.7 or
F.AST LYNN E. EAgT 1. YE 2.7 it.
Lady Isabel. Mrs, D. P. BOWERS.
Madame Vlnth
bir Francis Leyison Mr, iintion
Mr. Carlyle Mr. John McCullough.
Alfey Hallyjohn Miss Ellie Gerntoll.
To conclude with the roaring Faroe of
AUNT
,cnAELOTT.EI3...M.4.I.IA ut zinguis•
Malfdr..fididit 4- - Miss Effie tiering.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; commence at N.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
-s'lloEl' THEATRE.
LAST WEER OF MRS. F. W. LANDER,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINDS4
' , JOAN OF ARO,"
Joan of Arc Mrs; F. W. Lander.
After whleb, JOHN WOPPB.
StuJohnart Rabitaa •
FEIDAy, BENEFIT Or AIR'S F. LANDRR. I
MONDAY, Mr. and )Ira. BARNEY WILLIAM&
oell-2t
TEWr CHM
tv r 1./...JSZNirr-STREET TUBA
-J TRE—CHESTNUT Street, above twelfth.
LEONARD GROVER & WM. E. SINN, LeSseed
and Managers,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
BRILLIANT and
SUCCESS
of the Grand bramatisatinn, by Joseph O. Fosters
of Dumas celebrated Novel,
MONTE CRISTO,
which will he presented at an
OUTLAY OF 3,000 DOLLARS,
with New and Beautiful Scenery, Novel Minas,
Superb Costuniati_Costly Acoussories. Etrantl TO'
bleaux, Brilliant and a
CAST OF CHARACTERS
embracing the following lumbers of our
TALENTED sTAIt COMPANYI
MISS AWE ORTON,
Mr, F. Zdoltt.AHNT, Me. G. R. CLARKE.
Mr. Walter Lennox, Mr. IL Young, Mr. J. T.
Ward Mr. Lewis, MC. F. Foster, Mr. W. J. Oros, Mr. W. W. Morel Mr. J. V. Daily, Miss Cor
dell% Cappello, Mrs, F, Keach, Mrs. Mordaunt„,
and others,
M I LLE TERESA WOOV 4 W SMITH, mid
AURA r)RI'S DE HAMLET
unman of SIXTE CO EN REAITTIFUL YOUNG.
LADIES - have been eiiStigfid kkptieStly to loud Inge
Haney to the DAZZLING MASQUERADE 50112111.
In which ONE HUNDRED PERSONS, elegantly
costumed, will take part.
This Great Scene surpasses anything
BEFORE ATTEMPTED IN THIS CITYI
Them will ne no other_pleee performed with
META CRISTO.
SATURDAY AFTEIIIN'OON. Oct.
kIIXTV•FiIifiT GRAND FAMILY MATIEE,
when MONTE CRISTO will be performed.
M USICAL FUND HALL.. , ..THS
4-ul. BRASS BAND (Odle HOUSE OF BEFUtiE uF
BALTIMORE, consisting( of 20 Bore, aged from
9 to 161 . 1 are, will gl vo a
YOUAL AND INsTIDJMENTAL coxoEnT,
ACC7O2O - ANIR ITIVI DECLAMATIONS AND
L DDA. AT T
MUSICAL FUND HALL,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, Get. 17t9, 1885.
Tickets to cents. Reserved Beats 71 Cents.
To lie had at Dltisla Moms anti M MO Darr
oell.w
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
MASTER RICHARD COKEIti_
Late principalSoitelind Trinity Choir, New Yorkl
will glue a, Series of
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Oct.
1,101 and 18th, commencing at 8 o'clock, assisted by
the folio II! !MIMI
11rs. JENNY NEMPTON, Contralto,
Mr. E. D. ruWledtS, the Popular Amerhaillt
Tenor.
Mr. OTTO FLEMING, Basso, and
Signor lAN ZUNI, Pianist and Accompanist.
ADMISSION, FIFTY OEM O.
Reserved Seats (numbered), 78 wag , ‘ o "
be bad at Mr. Trnmpler , s Music Store arm tctsky
Rook Stand, Continental Hotel. The sale of Ito.
served Scats wilt commence on Monday mottling,
Out, so, at Xt. rum ilex's Musk Store.
WIHDOWS. Bus. Manama'
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE,
Witl4 lZ - NN
f 3
Will be performed the eliedesefill local drama of
it , BILADELPHIA BY (4 ABLIGIIT,
MISS KATE FISHER
in ten characters.
New DlYtltiop BO
ement liy lE mo ns, Antonio )
LA PRU RA,
To conclude with the great drama of the
FR FINCH SPY ON HORSEBACK.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY Afternoon, ocg-
TNSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND. -
wRittttIVION syttry WEDNESDAY, at ;3,Y P.M.
Admission, 10 cents. !Store, No. 11 South
Street.
TARRETT'S GYMNASIUM , SPA.IIII.
Ng TioniPs/old Rifle Gallern now open, 8110
MARKET 6treut. ti027,,17E*
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, OHEST.
NUT t ltr9et, atove Tenth—Open from M.
tin 6r. . on
great WOW( Of
011ittel , ILEJECTED still on Behan Wont Piz'
LAUGHING GAS!
LAXIGUING GAS&
DR. giMPOT T
Whose entertainments at c.oneert two yearn
since were crowded by the host eines of ladies 11114
gentlemen, will have the honor to give one Grlt/Illr
Exhibition of the Here! and Amnslive Effects of
Si/THOUS OXIDE, OH
LAUGHING GAM,
AT CONCERT 1 - (Able.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ott,
Twelve Gentlemen of the first respectability wlli
Inlinie the Gas.
Every prowl] ft)p taken to guard against Injury or
accident.
The effect oe the Gas clerelopoa the eliaraeter4
Dr. C. hopes to deserve Hie patronage i as former.
ly. of the best class of ladles and gentlemen.
The aniesthetle powers of the Gas will be deruoip.
stre I cif oxtviultitig a tooth while ttre subject la
mdeep under the effects of a lS rge 11080.
Pr. Colton will open the cotton Dental Asso
ciation," for oxtraetio,g_toeth only, at 0 X37 WA.L.
nipr latreel, on THURSDAY, OetolSur 12th. &
Unmet. twose tame itialittition In NOW Tint Whom
within and half years, we hove extrortels
teeth for 8,840 patients without pato or a olitais
failure or accident. The names of all on a serot4
written with their own hands will be exhibited
Wednesday evening at CereHall.
iii:TS, 1115 CENTS.
Doors open at ' ; to oaleisienee at 71 4 ( alma,
ociu.2r,
QKATING ! SKATING !I aKATING I 11
(IA.MDRELL DEoDiciiawl Leann 111E/10
Gallery 11,
d WASHING
O Q N C
O H w A ftu A s . , , RIGWI So
tt
svRING
GARDEN, WEDNE.6DAV and 14111) r
IkiouNINGS, from 10 to 12 0010,41,
LOST AND tOVNIL
NoTioE.— NOTICE, IS HEREBY
ovoi that Oertlflok to No, 167, (MA POOtp
limber. 1858, Issued to me ]Dr eta bhar, o Ut
capital stock of the Union Bank of Philadelphia.
lota been lost by fire, and all parties interested are
hereby ilotitied that application wilt be made for a
renewal of pa id certificate.
C. W. EYsTER.
sTIPHII'ENOLOGICAL
tlons EXA.MINA. .
OS, with full deserlo of ullatoottr
j give N n DAY out' EVENINO,by
J. L. CIAPIttf,
ofl2-vi folly No. Rid gouth 'PLINTH Street.
MIDR. O. L. UNS A 181
Street, EXTR A CT S TEETHTEETH witliOtit SPRUCE
the
'Mgt psis, by administering nitrous oxide sae.
Thls gas witheut taste or snug, gild haLtigt. Mg.
ankh:mint effect of ether yr eidefqreyin. Isar
,fc c oy o rwen 110/ 1 11 1 /01t9 PIN% ON- '