ffiLLINERY.
Co 00 DSr, CAR 'V"
Sow offer 4 in their Retail Department tin addition
to their venal 'stook of Straw and FaneY Bonnets.
Mediae and "finest Rata. etc.).a fall line of
OWN,
VRLVRTO,
CRAPES,
RIBBONS,
LACES,
FLOWERS,
S •
Ala. AND GILT ORNAMENTS, and other nov FEATHER
el
,
ties of their own Importation.
WOOD & CAR Y,
No. INIS CHESTNUT STREET
ISONRRT OPENING
WEDNESDAY, October 4.
WOOD & C.a.-Kt-Xs
Na 7* CHESTNUT STREET
t ae2Mai
726 CHESTNUT STREET.
I have now um a eup_erlor assortment of
RILLIA ERE tiOODS.
- Suitable for the Fall and Winter Season, consisting
BONNET, ROYAL AND UNCUT VELVETS,
ail colors and plaid.
BONNET AND TREHMINO ntssoris,
, SFLRS, LACE
of
S, every width and shade.
KALINES, ENGLISH CREPES,
FEF,E CH FLOWERS AND FRAMERS,
An unusually rich selection, many styles that cannot
ANDad elsewhere.
, aTRAW,MLIE FELT HATS AND BONNETS,
ay the new shapes.
THE lIEST NEW TORN AND FRENCH
BONNET FRAMES.
Constant attention to the market and the auction
Wiles In New York and this city enable me to offer
:at all Wins a complete assortment of fresh and de
edrable goods at the lowestprices.
Particular attention paid to countn , ordera.
N. WEYL,
726 CHESTNUT Street.
JMISSES OPERYAff, 1107 WAlA
NUTStreet,_have now omen a handsome assort PARIS MILLLIVEIR.Y for the Vail. 004-12t*
IIE) Irl lilt" ;Airpro ty) o D.) !T.-1
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE, & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
UM OW was 1111/ North Third 'Urea.
PHILADELPHIA.
+cloths, Prins,
AO simeres, DelaiDeS, .
Za a ttinetts, Alpacas,
•treiGls, „-. Fancy Dress Goods,
oottotisztee. Brown and Bleached Meetings..
Denims, Brown and Bleeched Shillings,
Stripes, Omish Chambras.
Checks. Omisk Tweeds,
Klaingliama, Flannels.
'Diapers, Linens,
FI7BN/SHING GOODS,
WHYTE GOODS,
NOTIONS, ttc. i is.
f}'o
vw GOVERNMENT LOAN:
Us S. FIVE-TwENTIrz.
The Secretary ofthe Treasury having given notice
Shat he will exchange Certificates of Indebtedness,
-anaturing before the lit day of January next,.coni
leouxid-Interest Notes, oeduee and Two-lcear rive
. x.e.eocrit. Treasury "Notes to the extent of
FIFTY MlLiaoxis Or DOLLARS,
For 'MX rEn, CENT. FIVE-TWENTY YEAR
BONDS, interest being allowed on the Treasury
Notes anti Certificates to the Ist of November, and
the Bonds bearing date from that time at Three
Yer eeni. P 1 ,6111111111.
We are prepared to make the Conversion forllold
cra of Certificates and Treasury , notes without
charge; and win also furnish the Bonds In any
amount
AT zrdsw nraienr.T RATES.
JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers,
No. 305 CHESTNUT Street.
O FFICE PENNSYLVANIARAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELFHIA, August IS, 1865.
The Mortgage Bonds or the Connecting hallway
Company. between the station of the Pennsylv ania ßailroad Compauyin West Philadelphia and Frank
ford, a distance of seven miles, can be obtained at
tlsis OMee. No. 91313 south THIRD Street.
These bonds are in sums of one thousand dollars,
with interest coupons attached, payable at Bald
office on thelsth day of March and Septemberin each
year, at the rate of six per centum per annum, and
the principal payable in dye equal annual Amcor%
at the rate of W , .0,000 per annum—the first series on
September 15, A. D. 1900. The principal and Interest
are Secured by a mortgage for one million of dollars
ripon all the railway and property of the company
and are guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
_Company. These bonds are made free of State taxes
.b the Company.
The railway is being Constructed in the most sub-
Anent's' manner, and - will be completdd during the
ensuing year. This road perfects the connection
between the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New
York lines Nis Philadelphia, and becoming, as it
will, the main channel of eanninnleation between
New York and the West, as well as to and from the
National Capital, will always obtain large reve
nues_ and be one of the most important railways of
the 'Union.
'Under a contract with the Philadelphia and Tren
ton Railroad Company, that company lessee the
Toad of the Connecting Railway Company, and
agrees to pay an annual rent for 999 years of slit per
centum upon the cost of the road, clear of taxes.
These bonds are therefore recommended afi a nut
vlase security.
For further information applyat the office of the
I=l THOMAS T. FIRTH,
oc Treasurer.
OFFICE FOE THE SIZE, OF
.e-►• "' LOANS
-JAY COOYEE. & CO.,
BAITHERS.AND BROS:ERB,
Caving Removed temporarily to
NO. 305 CHESTNUT STREET!
one? for sale, at lowest market rates,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AB FOLLOWS:
D.O. LIM Treasury Notes of date of Attg. Th, 1389
Do. do. do. June 16, 1868
Do. 40. do. July 16,1866
BONDS OF 1881.
6-A0 LOAN OF 1964.
6-00 LOAN OF 1864.
10-40 LOAN Or 1804.
Ergicruace.TEs tIF iIIDICBTEDNEBB.
mums or ALL KINDS DOUBLET A.ND SOLD
ON CIOXIIIISSION.
Information given concerning all Iclnag of Soon.
Velleegona on au points made at lowest rates.
61324 -Val
QTOCKS, L OANS, ite.
BOTTGIIT AND SOLD
AT /lir , Boater. or BROKERS,
BY aBOINIE J. BOYD.
is South THIRD Street,
-tiem-3m second door above Mechanics , Bank
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS.
BANKS,
RAILROAD
AS7D
STEAMBOAT
COMPANIES,
MANUFACTURERS,
MERCHANTS,
.6-ZID
Supplied .with BROKERS,
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, eke.,
AT
MOSS
009-tr 43% CHESTNUT Street.
LEGAL.
LETTERS TESTA,MENTARY UPON
the estate of Mrs.c''AmtidiritlNE =NOM,.
SON, deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, all persons Indebted to said estate arc re
quested to make payment, and those having claims
against the same to present then' litithollt dplay to
JOHN LANG, 8. - eeator,
No. 39 North EIGMTII. Street.
MIMI
Tin ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADIairitrA.
Estate of GUILLIAME PIMA NT, Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. set
tle, and adjust the first and trial aecountof HENRY
PREANT, Executor or the last Will and testament
of said decedent, and to report distribution of the
balance in the hands of the aceoUntailt, will meet
the parties Interested for the purposes of his ap
pointment, do THURSDAY, the lath October, 151,5_,
at 4 oselook P. M.. at his °Mee, No. 703 W . -A- 1214 UP
Btreet, In the city of rhtheielphla.
OeS•thstuat" JAMES FULTON. Alttli GOT.
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON
THE ESTATE OP CHARLES PEN - RYE - Two,
late of the City of Philadelphia, deeeased, baring
been granted to the Subscriber by the Register
ssr witt. or the County Of rhiladelphia, all per
sona Indebted to said Estate are reiu,steor to
make payment. and those having clabos or de
mands against the same to present. them without
delay to IIViTTS H. REHNER
Rxecater,
152 South NOLIRTH Street.
SIN TH E COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS PMTIIE CITY AND COUNTY OF
r
HILADELPHIA.
MAGGIE II- ENE/PE,
By trer next friend, & c., 3 June T., 18rA.
Y 6. In Divorce.
CLEMENT C. - A - KISIPP.
To Clement V. .Kneipp. the &es-named respondent;
Stn: Please take notice that the &politicos of
-wit l ieggeth upon the part of the libellant hi the
a m e c ..., whi Lc LukiAlt before 11011ATIO HUB
BELL, Esq., Elialliblet. at NO. I4* Mmtb SIXTH
- .Street, in. the city of Philadelphia, on
'October 16, 165, at 4 o'clock r. M.
J, WARREN COULSTON,
Attorney for
Sept-. M. DM. Re2o.lel
:TONAL BANK,
,tricepuric-., Penna.. June 17. 111 M.
Bing in, and will redeem In lawful
tel 'States, all the dreading [darn
trANICSBITIM BANK, when pre.
inter. H. A. STURGE,
oLS, RIFLES, AND GUN
of en dogcrlutlena, ter sale by
PUHA P wit,sow do„
'LOU CHESTNUT Street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS,
OPENING
Ay RICH FANCY SILIC.g.
lit'ured Silks, $1.5 5 .
81,1,F;nr4.1.iiviwie,t 11t..3 , .P.m.
~,' " a l: t. r l a i gt e t kalara traits..
; ',
eat cor. of EIGHTH and MAIMS. u.
FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS 1_,_, ,, , ,1 D r e
La Ali tu ß es lC so B a . mi
et
i?, eentg.
' 4e -width Riad: De Lainee, 'LOD. ....
fine cord Poplins, $1.25.
tf Made Merinos, 1.25.
THOMASJ. O. gTOANVERIDGF, & CO.
inthweet cor. of EIGHTH and MAKSBIE.
?
' BALMORAL SKIRTS CHEAP
WILL OPEN at 0.50.
.1. Randsorne Erabreldered Sktrts, $12.00.
Durable Cloth Skirts.
Misses Skirts—Misses Shawls.
0,.- Heavy double Blanket Shawls, ACM
J. C. STRAWBRIDUE & CO.,_ 11
Northwest con EIGHTH and MARKET.
JOHN w.
A FULL ASSORTMENT
FALL AND WINTER CLOMP
TUADAY, OCTODEFO
No. 405 AND 407 NORIA SECOND:•!.—
oel4-2t
DEEPOT ah.,4
FURNISHING DWIE:' ODS,
A CARL
sllE rraA" •••—v.. „ VAN
.: ,ALINGEN &
AUhJ
NO. loos aieSTNITT
whose
estabush 4 Jr the sale of
EOUSE•FUP SITING DRY GOODS
Is unequalled extent and variety of its as.
sum p beg to announce to _
1 10USEICEF4 S '
ENEWING THEIR SUPPLY,
Or per , o p a rQUl to fouls% that they are now re
ceiviog ty,
FAA , ASSORTMENT
FEES LINE COTTON AND WOOLLEN
R OODS OR HOUSEHOLD USE,
nert AB
LINEN SHEETLNOS, COTTON SHEETINOSI
PILLOW LINENS,
PILLOW MUSLIMS,
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE LINERS,
DAMASK NAPKINS,
BORDERED TOWELS
TOWELLING'S,
QUILTS, BLANKETS, TABLE AND PIANO
COVEus,
And every other article enitable for a well-ordered
household. at29-tr
1865. NEW GOODS FOR 1865.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCM
IMPORTERS,
JOBBERS,
RETAILERS,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods_
WHOLESALE-SECONDFLOUR. seza-tf
A 7 ,- (g i CLOAKS I I CLOAKS!!!
CLOAlib
orEzi
FALL CLOAKS,
WINTER 01..Q.Alts.
Lateat4..xim l ki t Low rr
ocl4-6t . C ~L7 '' Y tn. St.
64 TTARRIS ,,, FINE CASSIMERES.
Other good American makes.
Chinchilla and Velour Cloaklugs.
Black and Frosted Beaver Clots..
Black Doeskins and Cloths, finest qualities.
Fancy CasshnereS for buslneslts.
74:ft0 l
It 'S. E. corner NiNt.,IIOPER,
andMARKET Sts.
P t 3 WIDE BLACK DE
LAINES,
$1.25 Lupin's Black Poplins.
Lupin's finest Black Merinoag.
Lupin's finest Black CashinereS. --
Lupin's finest Black Delalnes.
Nick Alpaca* awl fitohairs, .50 cents tip,
OCE)PEE & CONAHD.
it S. E. corner NINTH anti MARKET Sts.
60 CENT FLANNELS.
Best antic:Shaker pomet, 60 cents.
Washington washrinkablc, BOectita.
Cheapest and finest Gray IWIIIB.
Red., Gray, and Blue Twills.
Wide Sheeting's, "QUM and other makes.
Table Dareasa N
"6, apiOns,..tc.,So.l/1e extra cheap.
Hotels, Schools and - Families supplied by the
quantity, at wholesale rates.
COOPER F CONARD,
It S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Sts.
FANCY DRESS SILKS FROM A
late mom ome, at reduced prices.
OtiltWEti oTOODAISS SECONDEi
Nos. ALSO. 452 and -154 North Street,"
002.-3 t above Willow.
E o ICH BLACK_ SILKS, FROM A LATE
AA' auction sale. at reduce/1111r.
CURWEN STODDA BROTHER,
Nos. 45% 4 152 and 451- North
_SECOND Street,
ovni-at above Willow.
TIMES GOODS FROM THE LATE
auction sales, at reduced prices.
1 lot Plaid Dress floods, 85c,
tot Satin Striped Dress G 00dS, anic.
I lots Plaidhaxonvs,i-ic.
' 2 lots double-fold Piaui saxouys, SOc.
With a full line of superior goods at less than re
gular prices,
CUlt - WEDI STODDAIIT & BROTHR.
Nos. 450, 45 - g, and 454 North SECOND street,
oel24it above Willow.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Paris All-Wool Atoossel-do-Lillllo9.
Faris All-Wool 4-4 Moirssel-de-Lalues.
Parts Tamese Clothe.
Paris Moritz Clothe.
ParlsrOplins.
Paris 5111 -faced Poplins.
Mohairs. Alpaca., &C., &C., .te.
From late s llletion sales.
CIIRWE .
STODDART BROTHER,
Nos. 450 , 452 and 45 , 1 North SECOND Street,
eel2-3t Above Willow.
p s LACK THIBET LONG SHAWLS.
- 11 -• Black Thibet Square Shawls, -
Or all grades. from the late auction sales.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 150,152 and 454 North SECOND Street,
0e12.3t Above Willow.
V • CA NE GOAIII3NOOODS, N
OPE O.
NI 9 NG DlO AR
AILYCH ST.
Thread Veils new designs.
Thread Lace Barbee.
Cambria Lace Yells, from $l.
Thread Lace Collars, from 10 cents.
Empress Collars in pointe de gaze. Obit AP -
Nue, and valenciennes.
WHITE GOODS.
Frenenliausils, 2 yards wide for dresses.
Soft finish Cambric, Nainsook, Plaid and Stripe
Muslim very cheap•
Weil Cambric Ed gings and Insertions, French.
Embroidered Rands, Flouneings, BLO., &0.
Hemstitched Ildkfs., extra tine, 25 eta
FINE CLOAKINGS.
I. Large stock Beaver Cloths, Chinchillas, Ve
lours, Frosted Beavers, Water-proofs, &e. Also,
Overeoatings, line Black Broadcloths, Black Coast
mores, Fancy Cassluieres, &c.
Ladles , Pater-proof Cloaks.
Flue yap And AN toter Cloaks.
Open Centre Beetle Long Shawl&
Best quality loop Skirts.
Black Thibet Long Shawls.
COOPER & COVARD,
oe4.tf S. E, corner NINTH and MARKET Ste.
ATTRACTIVE NOTICE TO LADIEI3.
A full line of French liferinoes,
A foil line of Poplins
A full line of And Shawls,
A full line of Blankets,
A full line. of 'Muslim
A full line of Table Linen.,
A full line of Clothe sod Cossimeresuati
111W.IW EL- wrattms,
eel 2 V 0.% A.Ttell Street.
BAWLS 1 BRAWLS 11
Bound Blanket Shawls.
Plain Long Shawig, for friends.
Extra-size Square Shawls.
glee Plaid Shawls. newest patterns.
lftleses 4 and Chlldron'S SWIMS.
Black and Mode Thinet Sliarna.
Berlin Jacquard Shawls.
ae22 At JOUX 13. STOKES', 702 ARCH St
A SPEUX4I , LY INTERESTING-
REOPENING_
JOSEP.II 11. WITORMIAri,y,
(LATE TIIORNLEY .t CIIIS]I,•)
Having made extensive repairs and anarAtiOlig to
the old stand, Northeast corner of EIGHTH and
SPRING GARDEN Streets, has reopened with a
magnificent smelt of new and beautiful Goods, se
lected with great care, and with special reference
to the first-elaSs trade who have so long patronized'
the old firm, And I would here take the opportunity
of thanking all ou r form er ensionlers, and of assuring
them that no effort will be spared in the future to
retain their continued patronage.
There will lie found a good etoek Of
BLACK SILKS AND SHAWLS.
RICH PLAID AND PLAIN POPLINS.
FRENCH Tilliii)NOES, DEI,AINES, AND CAM
WES. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, FLAN
iqms. AND BLANKETS.
LINEN GOODS, 111USUNS, GINGHAM, .am,Sic.
JOSEPH 11. THORNLEY,
se27-lai fear. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
EDWIN HALL Sc CO.,
U 8 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Have now open a fun stock or .
"Lupin's" French Meriooes.
"Lupin's" Mouslin de Laines.
Silk-faced Poplins.
Silk and Wool Poplins,
All-wool Poplins.
Plaid Poplins, of ordered styles.
Rich-figured all-wool Cashmeres.
ItiCli fitlYita Of Wool De Lathes.
Forks. Dot D. :did Repo.
Dress Goods, in great variety, of our own im
portation. sell
HOOP SKIRTS FOR MISSES AND
CLIILD.IO,3I4.—A com plot o aSSOrtitiOnt Of IMP
HAN'S " own make. , Twice as durable as any
other bkirt made; warranted to give satisfaction, at
038 Alien gisset_
a spring skirts, 12 Inches long, at 000.
10 spring skirts, It inulicri long, at 655.
12 opting skirts, 18 imams long, at lee.
34 spring skirts, 2l lung, at $5O,
10 spring skirts, 24 hullos long, at 41.
16 spring skirts,'[; Inches long, at $l.lO.
20 spring skirts, SO inches long, at 01.20.
22 Kai/1g skirts. 32k inches long, at *Lai.
EXTRA. VINE
12 spring skirts. 10 inelies long, at 1105.
1) spring ,kirto, 12 inolina long, at 70s.
Is spring skirts, 1411/CII6S long', RI Sin.
la spri ng skirts. 16 inches long, ut 90c.
00 swing skirts, Is inches tong, tat 4 , 1--
22 spring skirts, 20 inches long, at *l.lo.
spring skirts, %a Maus lung. at 041.23.
26 Miring skirls, 25 lushes long, at 4,1.0.
SO Spring skies, 27 inclie6 1.6611. st Au.
61,1 - 114 F ..ktrt,, Oil Inches 101)11. at iiitos.
35 spring , skirts, 242.4 Inches long, at $1.75.
A , SO, all Cahnr grall66 and styles Misses ,
and LLlliljliii Hoop Skirtl, wholesale and retail.
t1e..12431'
62. s HOOP SKIRTS.—NEW (428
FALL STYLES NOW READY kr
at linplcinsT Manufactory, No. 628 ARCH Street.
Our assortment Is complete, containing full lines of
Ladles', Misses'. and Children's Skirts, of every
style, length, and size, Whiell, for finish, durability.
and cheapness, are unequalled by any other hoop
skirts made, and are warranted to give satisfaction.
Skirts made.to order, alt. red, and repaired. Also.
good Eastern-made - skirts. from fifteen to forty
springs, &S very low prices. Wholesale and re
tail.
i f THE PRESS.-PrtILA_DELI'ITIA_ , _SAT
DRY GOODS.
FROSTED BEAVERS.
Tricot Beavers.
Rettutmaux Beavers.
Bilk-mixed Coatings.
Elbeng Chinchillas, -
Boys' wear, Men's wear.
J. C. BTRAWBRIDUE & CO. 2 _
Northwest cor. EIEMTH and MAItIf.R.T.
$3.00 k I F T R A 5 POUND ELAN
-2AO Frs. Blankets for $1.50 and $5.50.
20D Pro, Blankets at $B.OO a 0.1,4,1.50.
200 Prs. Blankets at $8.50 to $lO.OO.
ISO Prs. Blankets at $ll.OO to $14.00.
The old established Blanket House at the N. W.
cor. ED4HTH and MARKET, is the only_place 111
the city where yon can find all the best and leading
makes by the single pairait aboutlthe usual whole
sale rates.
WAOLESALE AND - RETAIL.
1. c. STNA:Wlititrgin .% 00.
Northwest cor. EIGHTH and MARIEiT.
ocl4-stuthtf
pASSIMERES, CLOTHS AND CLOAK
INGE.
French Cloths, Black, Brown and Olive. -
Frosted and Chinchilla Beavers.
Olive, Black and Brown Velvet Beavers.
Plaid and Plain Mixed Casahneres for Boys.
O.saltnarea for Sults.
Gray, Oxford, Brown and Black Mixed Doeskinii
Frenelt Cloths for Ladies , Sacquea.
oe9 At JOHN H. STOKES, 702 ARCH.
CURTAIN GOODS.
CURTAIN
ESTA.I3IASI - IDIIC.NT.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrison,
NO. 1008 CHESTNUT Street,
Aro now receiving the commencement of their Fall
Mosortment of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH LACE CURTAINS,
BROCATtLLB,
SILK TERRY,
PLAIN WOOL itEra
SATIN DE LADIES,
NANCY UNION REPS,
UTRECHT VELVET,
And a variety of other materials for CURTAIN and
FURNITURE COVKIIINIL oe7-tf
L;i l. {Q
FALL.
1865.
JAM. Its CAMPBELL k CO.,
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite the atteiitiOli Of Cash Buyers at wholesale
to their steer Of
FRENCH, BRITISH, AND AMERICA/4'
DRY 000.1:1e,
Which. for extent, variety, and general adapts
tion to the wants of the trade, is unrivalled.
SILKS.
MERINOES.
POPLINS,
EPINGLINES,
TARTAN PLAIDS_
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS,
BALmORALS,
WHITE GOODS.
LINENS, an.a.
iraitAnFOßD GOODS
Trackage Buyers anpplind with scarce urao,..
ble goods at and under market rates.
WIISIXSALE ROOMS UP STAIRS.
ante-tr
eitocEitimg.
MUSTARD 1
MUSTARD I I
MUSTARD ! ! !
BUST ARRIVED, This DAY, PER STEAMSHIP
"Q/TY OF BOSTON.,S
First invoke of GLOIINEY 21117STA13D,mannfac
tured in the city of Dublin,lreland,expressly for my
sales, out Of new seed. This mustard ranks among
the few articles of Irish manufacture that MUM•
wand a high place In the world—DUblin Poplin,
Dublin Porter and Dublin Mustard have never been
excelled. I quote from Mr. elorney" s letter: "We
have fitted up twenty stamps additional, which we
expect will be able to supply you, as it takes the
whole mill machinery to supply the Irish, Scotch
and English trade."
These think were established 111101 g,
HENRY CHAPMAN,
No, 832 Ann *TREES,
Sole agent for the United States and Canada,
SPICES_ SPICES. SPICES.
splendid NITTMEGS,_ pure and unadulterated
N
Pepper, Allspice. &e. one other sold. A full as
sortment of Spices. The purity of these goods may
be relied on. oe4-1m
HENRY CHAPMAN,
No. 932 ARCH STREET,
Importer of Teas, &e.
FINE TEAS I
Wong, imperial,. gunpowder and Young Hypo,
The best in the market, at true value.
HENRY CHAPMADT'S CHOICE NEW MIXTURE
for COnnoisseure In tea., price tl.2sDer pound corn. ,
blues flavor, strength and richness—such a 'Lea as
was never offered before to the public of Philudel-
NO?
COFFEE 1
Roasted without water or lard, water or groage
Java, Lagnayra, Rio and Liberia Coffee.
HENRY CHAPMAN,
No. 012 ARCH STREET,
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY.
TITRE CYDER AZTX , WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MIISTARD SEED, SPICES, &C.
All the requisites for Preserving and Pickling
purposes.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIAS,
anTfi-tt Cor. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
COINNISSION HOUSES.
HADLEY COMPANY
SOFT FINISH.
SIX-CORD
t;; •
SPOOL COTTON.
WAIMANTED 200 YDS.
.LEWIS BROS. & CO.,
Sole Agent! In Philadelphia,
23R Chestnut street .
ser2-tf
TO . MANUFACTURERO,
Cx.iourilamres.
CITY TRADE GENERALLY,
The subscriber t
s Commission Agent for manu
facturers Of the following Goods:
COTTON YARN, all numbers.
COT TON WARPS, all numbers.
COTTQA, L/ZIXN, AND WOOLLEN CARPET
WARY.
WADDINe, all qualittee.
WICK, TWINZ I ,PATTp, AND RAO CAEPETB.
GIULINU AND DEINA TWINES.
R. T. WHITE,
se Alm MAIWET Street, 226 CEIIII3OII. Alley.
BAGS! BAGS 1 BAGS
NEW AND BECOND-BAND.
BEAM:LEM .1:10BLAP, AND GUNNY
BAGS,
FLOUR AZ.TD SALT BAGS. ALL SIZES.
PRINTED TO OR,DER,
JOHN T. BAILEY &
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Win;
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0., Box mar. Post Office. 0012-4 V
A . JOBBING HOUSE WANTS A.
first class Book-keeper. The best references
required, Maros, over own signature, "8.."
Press otlice. OCl4.2ti`
A Ye' O. LADY, WHO WRITES A
good hand, and Is a fair accountant, desires a
Address 4 1T. M,4" Pray Univq, 90.3-3 t
*NTS WANTED TO SELL IN
a State of New Jersey. Philadelphia, Dela
'War , ontgemery and Bucks counties, Pennsyl
vaniat tft great. Scene of Time and Bternitli, with.
the Friend <VAR Ind/s; picture of extraordinary in
terest and value. Fine chance for agents.
Address JAMES BULLAMORE &
Office No. ao, (Room 10)
North FINTIT Street,_
se72-Im* Philadelphia.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
"THE SECRET SERVICE,
THE FIELD,
THE DUNGEON, AND THE ESCAPE. , "
By A. D. Richardson, New York Tribune Correa
pondent.
The most Interesting and exciting book ever Dub
/lane& embracing Mr. Richardeon'S unpaifillyied
experience for four years, travelling through the
South in the at eret Service of the Tribune at the
outbreak of the war,
with our armies and fleets,
both Ran West during the and first two years of
‘
the Behaiiien; th tlltng
capture' his connno
roent for twenty months in seven al
Arerent Reuel
prisons: his escape, and almost miraculous jour
ney, by night, of nearly four hundred miles. It wilt
abound in stirring events, and contain more of the
fact, incident ) and romance of the war than any
other work published.
Horace'Cireeley says:
A gyeatinany books will yet be written concern
ing ttrisar, In addition to the main already
pant; but
wt
not one of them will give within n sinatia:
compass a clearer, fuller, more readable account,
entirely from personal observation, of the nature,
animus,urposes, tendencies, and instrumentali
ties of t ie SlavehOldefil , Rebellion than does the
unpretending narrative Of Mr. illebardson. , .
Teachers, ladles, energetic young Men, and espe
cially returned and disabled officers and soldiers,
in want of profitable emple3rment, will and It pecu
liarly adapted to their condition. We have agents
clearing Sum per month, which we will prove to any
doubting applicant.
Bend for Circulars. Address
SONES„BROTHERG L a
N. E. corner SIXTH. and DEINOrt Streets,
anl7-2m* Philadelphia, Pa.
TTY, 80!
:e win and
hie before
sel7-1m
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ocl9-6t SON CHESTNUT Street.
1865.
GREAT CHANCE FOit
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thentic and reliable history of the war. It contains
reading matter equal to three large octavo volumes.
Send for circulars and see our terms. Address
JONES, BROS. & CO.,
octi-lm P
&W4t* Philadelphia, a.
TO LOAN ON MORT-
S2O,OOO GAGE in different SUMS.
It. ly t g, LITTLETON, 514 WALNUT St.
$10,00054,000, $2,500, $1,000,
MORTGAGES of these amounts on
nall•lmprOYed CM' Property, worth over double
the amount . Apply to BONSALL BRO 3
oeli-M' 118 North NINTH Street.
C I; WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR
' Cash, a DWELLING - HOUSE on Chestnut or
Arch streets. Address "'CONFIDENTIAL," No,
BM - MARKET Street- oola-at.
FTJUNISTEED 110 ÜBE WANTED,
From NovolithAP or December 1 until Pifk Ist,
for family of four perSOIIS and no small children.
Address tox.2o47Postolline. oe4-10t*
Iq B OARDING TWO MEDIUM-SIZED
ROOMS, at
oell.4t* NO, ORI S. WASHINGTON Square.
B OARDING -IN WEST PHILADEL
PHIA, for. Gentlemen, or Families without OM
dren.bY early application at 328 SPIWGB St. oes-180
B 8 ARDIN G---CONVENIENT TO,
and having frequent railroad communication
with the city, and WALNUThe station. Inqutre before
2 o'clock, at 1402 btroct. er2B-Im*
AUCTION SALES.
.. .
!Do i CHAMPION'S CITY BAZAAR
AND TATTERSALVS, RACE Street, be
tweeu Eleventh anti Twelfth.
D,_CHAMPION. Auctioneer,
Vlll sell on SATURI3.k.V, October 14111; et 10
o'clock, For account of the United States,
ONE HUNDRED MULE&
bloc p9sittre.
Dy order of GEORG% It. Orrivll
oen-4t Cot. AniStitet quivrtermautor.
PALSLEY PATENT STEP-LADDER,
Wil/lUfaetUred Rnox,. Fifth street,
Pittsburg, retina., exclusively for Pennsylvania,
strong„ light and ornamental. Sold by all House
farniiiiitg Dealers. They are in daily demand in
Stores. Hotels and Dwellings. The low price re
commends them to all: They arc manufactured of
all sizes fromla to 10 feet. Liberal di.oaate made to
dealers. A large stock for city trade at the Agri
cultural Warehouse of D. LA.NDRETH SON, 21
and !dal South SIXTH Street.
J. MR:ix - aux, Agent For Masten Pennsylvania.
OcU-6L.
GR/CE & LONG,_
ruLTON SVISIVKB I24O REACH STREET.
.
- Engineers, Machinidll: Boiler Nakao% ;tug c
Bnlldere.
. . .
Tanks of every description made to order.
Sole. Agents for Loxyro Marine sallnometers.myte-iy
" T NEVER HAD A GDOD PICT'U'RE
A. BEFORE exclaimed one of Philadelphia's
flaw milihters, as she gazed with delight on her
hoto-ittuthiure, tnido ITOREDIRB DILINWpt
Is south EIGHTH Street. seis-imi
N. 13.--Albums and Stereoscopes in great varlet?.
CH. GARDEN & CO,. MA.NUFAC
-1 TUBERS 01 0 AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN HATS CAM FTII BONNETS. STRAW
GOODS, RIBBONS. Rte., se., No. 600 and 60*
MARKET street. The largest land most complete
stock, the best terms and cheapest prices, Country
merchants and the trade supplied. airai-3m
SKATES OF EVERY VARIETY,
kJ Croquet, Archery, Cricket and Base-Ball Im
plements, for sale by
PHILIP WILSON &
409 CHESTNUT Street,
WM. G. COCHRAN & CO., 324 WAL
NUT Street, Up Stairs, will continue the
IQ
E. AND LUOR BUSINESS.
and have lN lust received a large Invoice or Cabanas,
Tartugas, Figares, Nabajas and. Comerciante Se
lam oclo-Im*
MUSICAL BOXES.
LARGE and SMALL, playing from 2 to 10 beau-
Win
tun"'
f"-11111 1 iruow.unp, Importers'
ocs-tbstuUm 304 CHESTNUT St., below Fount',
1 - 1, 31 PIANOS 1 PIANOS 1 PIANOS !
uilto SCHOMAGIita So.'s
tatrrzniemt
WAREROONS No. 1021 CHESTNUT STREET,
are Celebrated for their Volume, Purity of Tone,
great rower, Brilliancy, Fulness, Depth aim Even
ness of Touch, with exquisite delleavy ;intl. sweet
ness.
We respectfully invite our friends and the public
generalry to call at our wttrerooms and examine
o,ie
anti Grand
of highly-improved
Nottlatoe anti Grand Minim, We have reeeWett the
highest premiums at all the great exhibitions ever
held In tilts country, including the Prize Medal at
the World's Fair, Crystal Palace, New York, and
numerous testimonials from the best artists fit tills
country and Eurhpe.
We feel satisfied that there are no Pianos matte lit
this county superior to our own.
At a Philadelphia manufacturer we pride our
selves in haying .entered aepany
tar our
strunients Unexcelled by any Other lilllkerS in this
country. It Is a well-known fact that our Pianos
"me . r . o o rittr i n i
t i• L e ki t d i t o ti U e t fl i t o n i c y l e t
r t f h t i i v r cn tLig o r t , l T
u of
the Pastern nlnkersr
New York and Roston Pianos have been flooded
into tills market through their agencles,and herald
ed by them to tilt only Pianos in the country: yet at
1 he same anis Sr est, agents seldom VolltiOlie to
sell any one Maker's instrittnellts for any length or
time. for the reason that they tire inferior, and they
are epotpotiett IQ tale hold of other maker's, per-
Mope sun t0.,-..i.toelee, although paired till by them
us celebrated Ph Bldg, When at lilt saine time steal
makers have never been known or heard of in their
Own Cities. 9.'lleCOnseipienee is, that our citizens
are often hi/weed to IlltrellaSt, 5001 Inferior instru
mrols, wII Mani. emisidioring their own, or the gene
ral ilnereSe ortheir eity.
The molts - wage 0111 • citizens have In encouraging
home magbfaelbreS certainly should not be over
looked, for the following reasons:
Pirtt. It is lick 110 wlttigod that Philadelphia is the
great manufacturing city or -chi- ....Igo. and eels.
Waled for lit superior and skilful workmen,
Psccs,ct. The purchaser obtain:: tilt plallo directly
from Th. tie mantiftieturerS, and mires the ,tinount
ma .le by flit !want, who 11511311 y greater pro
litttlititt tl.e tnanufneturrr.
Tl(i'd. The agent's responsibility autnttLLLt to no.
thing: there is 110 redress; the instrument lie sells
Is fvr the market, and the purchaser Must rim
the rie - h• Whereat:, oft Ltie ether handl,-Wei a ns the
Manufaetu r an
res, t held reSpolisible, and cuot
Shirk the responsibility dike the agent. Our reputa
tion at stake at :ill Hines, and it is, therefore to
our interest to 808 Olif 110111! other !Am uret-dass
teat mime tag.
Fourth. AdMitting that shah instetiniehhl might
bd equal to our 05511 IVIIVU new. they cannot give
tin same satistsetion, or. Wtqll• the same length or
thee, for tile ke:t.eoll Ulla the ilgeht dePhe'Y 'Woo
others to keep such IMMO* as he sells in order, Mid
wilt, oPeonrse, not expend any of his profits to
• whilst We, theleaffilhertereeS. mice otir own ex
eldieilt wOrlittien, 'rho flulY understand the bast
-11115, and will proioptly glee their attention, anti
the pramsweek to sth' luta lOngur• ,
Our establibliment it one Of the lutist extensive in
tilts country, 51111 wium ournew improyements„uow
lit prOgreti*, hire vompteteo, it win be one of the
largest 111 ins ktaio olijoet it to make 41110
brat eh Di - industry one Of Cite great institutions of
thts t•ity.
r illst fitments also possess great improvements
over otters. au i 1 °tic eXtenSi VC Jaeffilleu for maim
fact tiring etialileS Ile to keep on hand a large stock's
or mat eclat, ono 'mulles the best machinery, C.
If w pertons desirous topureliase will rive its a call,
ol prove all that we have sail in regard to our
PltkeeS• There are, of eourse, always differenetiS of
opinion: mid prejudiced minds awl those who tee
interested In the sale (dottier pianos who May differ
from us; to such. we have only to say ' that it would
FiVt 4 liA rsl4!!igUrili at any aiv,ln test our In
struitientS with ally other make which they May
ci 43055 to name. _ ,
We again ask our friends and the public to call
mut fixamitte 0111' superior Pianos. We feel satis
fied IMO so house 1n hide eatt 0011.1‘10, (ISt
our prices Ming reasonable and terms itecuminu
dating.
°lP:Plats can he had at the Warerooms, giving
deseripliee. of Uhl gtVi(C5 and price*, with re- •
Puree vet. I
N. li.—Second-hand pianos take. 1,, exeliange.
PI AN 00 TO it EN'e.
Orders for Tuning pretoioly :utrnded to.
' .‘4I'I4I I .M.AUK hih k Wit
No. 11121 CHEATN liT
MEMISH
T,IPR.SIZI+3 PIIOI'OOIIAI.'IIS, IN 011,
0011krg, till[! ' , tin. <kr ~,p,•,- ! ” i•
Itiur-
Iralts: Avonderftilly accurate in es' tiet. , A!l 11, ( . 1110r ,
lag and features. S. ,I,,elutilt4. B. F.
trn2lAltUll Street. It
WANTS.
BOARDING-.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO OAPITALISTB.
FOR 'VALE,
GREAT BARGAIN!
ONLY $4,500,
THE OWNER OF A FULL, UNDIVIDED,
ONE-TWELFTH INTERN=
IN 483000 ACMES OE'
COAL,
OIL.
TIMBER, and
MINERAL LANDS.
Will sell the said Interest at an
IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
Perfect satisfaction to party wishing to purchase.
Maw "BONA FIDE, I Press office.
oclo.ot
et 7 0 RE N T-A FOUR-STORY
AmatIOUBE, with three-story back buildings, in a
central location, and Furniture for sale furniture
being etitiP6.ly now.
None need apply unless they wish to buy the Mo
nitore for cash. Rent *ESC Address Box 2224 Post
oel4-3t*
At FOR BALE A BARGAIN,,,,IMNB
ACILDSEDIATE POSSESSION—A. three-story Brien
Dwelling house, with all modern improvements
and furniture, in STEVENS Street, Camden. N. d.
Apply to M. B. TAYLOR, Counsellor at Law, 310
il - 11R
h E3' Screet, Camden. lt•
fe 14 1 0R BALE—DWELLING,
aka Master street, east of Fifteenth; possession
soon.
DiVening , with den lOt, No, 317 Race street.
Dwelling, No. 1529 Ogden street.
Dwelling. No 2211 Spring Garden Street. •
Dwelling, N. E. cor. Spring Garden and Twenty-
Third.
Dwelling, No, 1340 North Thirteenth street.
Dwellings, Nos. 1331 and 1223 14ortii itroad street:
vacant. R. F. GLENN,
1133 South FOURTH Street,
pcii-tf and S.W. cor. Seventeenth and Green.
Att DECIDEDLY CHEAP—A rIAND
•••OI,OMR COUNTRY-SEAT, within two squares
of Eddington Station. on P. and T. R. R.
0014.2 t CHAS. JitilcPNs, 146 S. FOURTH St.
in FOR. SALE,-THE VALUABLE
MaLfour-otory Brick STORE No. 12 DECATUR
Street. Apply to LEWIS H. REDNETI,
11' 13 6 /1 South FOURTH Btrect,
fra FOR RENT-A FIRST-CLASS RE
-11111 31111 r, on SPRUCE Street, west of six.
teenvh C • JOHN A. BURTON
ocl3-3t* HOZ WALNUT' P-Pt
FOR SALE-THE HOUSE, NO.
MIALI7I4 Pine street, Apply_ at the premises, or to
oel3-3t* Si M. 13 °AIM, Sl4 WALNUT stL
Ift - FOR SALE-A FINE THREE-
Story brick DWELLM; double back build
ings, newly furnished, No. 11'1 N. SIXTEENTH
Street. Possession in thirty days. POT particulars
inquire at 10 N. FOURTH. oel3-st,
TO RENT, FOR FIVE OR 512 i
.W.ll. months or for sale, n desirable RESIDENCE,
corner of QUEEN and MAIN Streets, blerman
town. Apply on the premises, or No. Gin MARKET
Street. up stairs. ocr2-thsets
dm FOR SALE,--TWO SII.IIIIRRIN
.MiICOTTAGES., situated on TRANSCRIPT Street,
between Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth streets—
each house costa us nine rooms, and have all the:
modern improvements Introduced. The lots are so
feet front by 150 feet deep to Irving street. Imme
diate possession given. They will be sold low, and
on eau terns, The West Philadelphia Passenger
Railway cars run within 200 feet of the premises,
Apply to E. G. HOPKINS,
LOGAN Street,
Near Ilaverford Street,
Or on the PToPlilies, between 4 and B P. M. 0011-4tifT
VALUABLE NEW YORK PRO
PEBTY . _
FOR SALE
MUST RE SOLD—THAT BEAUTIFUL BROWN
STONE ~_cOIIIIER ROUSE, situated on. Sixtieth
street, _Wew York. With its massive , browti-stohe
rails and banisters, and portico doorway tiled
area; also, ball tiled, with 'Brandon marble all
through; illantlea of best statuary; grates and
renders, - with roar-imia ban; rosewood doors and
triunrsing; stairs of reaewooti and black walnut; all
the hardware very heavy silver plated.
This hv'se has four stories., basement and Cellar.
Its size is twenty three feet by fifty, Lot One titin
dred feet, with a Sower garden one llandred feet.
It is on the main entrance of Sixtieth street, now
considered one of the best and handsomest locations
in. New York City. facing Central Park.
It can be rented for over 1i54,09(), should the pur
chaser wish to rent it. The house is strictly' "Ml
clan in every respect.
Price only $46,000. Also, for sale tile adjoining
house, 55519. *tile? price $ 3O 000 .
A Nay to _OOl4l FETTRETOII,
oc9-Bt. C
No, 418 THIRD Avenue
N ew 1."0;k.
WILL BB 59i,D, AT PUBLICM
m.laSale, on TfilmteDay, October Stilt, at
2 o'clock, on the premises, a FARM : of about els
teen acres, late the residence of Mrs. Catharine
Henderson, deceased, situated on the Lancaster
llintripike, about a quarter of a mile west of the
Eagle Station on the rew,:.7.14...1. Railroad. 'The
improvements are a good stone WHO, 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 coni•Abitnt to churehes
and schools, and callable of handsome improye
ment.
Sale peremptory.
geakswBt* .701 IN LANG. Ex.eetttor
ffp FOR SALE-IN THE CITY OF
Lancaster,_ Pa., a tirst•elass Enslncas Stand.
Front building 22 feet 4 Who, 4 0 feet deep; three
story hack bantling 70 feet deep.
lf not sold at private sale will be offered at public
sale on Monday, the 20d inst.
limin; pi: C. RINE, Lancaster, Pa., or
JOHN (4. BRENNER.
0010-tothev RN North FIFTH Otreet, r1d104.?
FACTORY BUILDING FOR RENT,
AratWlth the use of a Stain-Eitkino 111 perfect Or
der. The Building letg beell thoroughly repuired,
is well adapted for any 'business requiriug plenty of
room itiud superior light. Apply to
XACOB BUM,
• se27-vdtliS9t* No. 3215 WALNUT St, Room No. '2.
SOUTHERN FARMS FOR SALE.ja
maai New Registers now really. Cheap Earms...el...
Farms In Pennsylvania, Nor Jeree)", Delaware,
and Maryland.
Registers free.
GEO. N. TOWNSENI3 & CO.,
ors4lnrit .1.233 a S. FOURTH Street.
cm FOR SALE-GERMANTOWNM
PROPERTY.—A very desirable property—
mood double two-Story dwelling, with seven acres
of land, within one square of 1 s'n 401)00. with line
Old !shade-trees and eVergtneng. AltittuboutekitTedill
or water passing through the property, and water
works on the property, supplying the house. A
fountain lu front Of the house, and stable and gar. ,
den, with the Pest of spring wateP.
Apply CO C. IifIESKELL,
No. Et WASHINGTON BUILDING,
Qop.6v. THIRD Street, shore Spruce.
FOR SALE.
I. BARGAIN FOR PHYSICIANS. ;AL;
A Physician's Practice, with a handsome
COUNTRY SEAT,
and ten acres of extra land, situated near DOYLES
TOWN, Bucks county, Will Ile sold at onn.third lean
than it cost. Good reasons for selling. The grounds
arc laid out in splendid order; the buildings are
good; and such a place is seldom offered at such a
sacrifice. Easy terms. G. N. TOWNSEND,
oem. tau. 12314 Routh FOURTH Street,
iftA BEAUTIFUL FARM OF ea
too Acres will be sold at public sale on the
Prembee, on fourth day, the 18th of the 10th month,
October, to commence at 2 O'clock r, sallow 4;
`olebury towlishill, Bucks county, renusylvania,
near the Delaware River, convenient to the Lunt
berville Post-oface, the Bull's Island Station on the
Belvidere Delaware Railroad. Wile, gores, tele
graph Offlee, places of woranip, and nearly everso
thing conducive to man's comfort and happiness.
The land is in fine condition, nicely divided with
good chestnut felleek and plenty of the same kind
of thither to keep it up forever. The slinattun is
healthful: a large stone mansion health, nearly new
good tenant house; stone barn, in middling good
order; good wagon house, and other out buildings.
Plenty of
PRIM TREES
In variety, and lasting water of
TEE BEST KIND.
Any further paitieuluis will be cheerfallygiven
OH ilplilielli/011 to Qic PllneuriOer, living near tlte
premises, by letTer or otherwise. •
Athirese, Lumbers-Me Post-Attlee BIIChS county,
SALE I.oBl'l'll4E, AND TITLE PfiltlrEOT,
JOE IN E. RENDERDINE, Adm^r
. 0f the Estate of bAliAlt.Liv.EzEk", deeelmed.
Lumberton, reth mouth, 5, ien.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE gi!
Or
yALITA.iiLE NE AL ESTATE.
Will he sold at public sale, pursuant to an order
of the Orplians' Court of Bueks county, on the
lifehßSCs, on #ll°Tl4-DAY (TIMRSDAY). the 1961
of October, OSA the Real Es Utte of filibLAYI
TON, deceased, consisting of a FARM, COrgaining
about one hundred and sixty acres of good land,
seven of which are Woodland, situate on the Bela
t0). Ulfnplke.road, in Bristol township, Bucks nouns
ty one-fourth of a mile front Selienek's Station, oil
.
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, sixteen.
fillet from Philadelphia, and two from Bristol, Ads
joining lands with Minter L. thaw, C. N. TaylOr, 1914
others. The Improvements comb; Of a good stone
Dwelling-house, large stone Darn, wagon-honge,
icehouse, good frame tenant-house, and other
hlillfilllgbi large apple orchard and other fruit trees,
There IS a stream olr -
.ter through the prey
/11115 Cs. This farm will he offered In four parts and
all together, sod sold the way that will command
the most money:
Ro. acres, with the
No. 2. Forty acres,
No. 3. Forty sores, with the tenant-hottge.
No. 4. Twenty acres. with the woodland, all of
'Oriel, have mend fronts, with Splendid building
sites Oil the turnpike
Taking into consideration the location anti the
many other advantages tills property possesses, it
is desirable either for the Capitalist, the business
man, or the farmer. Tile superior facilities for ac
ess lb Mir principal cities, Sew York and Phila
lelphia, renders it unusually desirable, sad sun as
is seldom Offered to the public.
Persons wishing CO view the premises previous to
thy llay of sale will salt on WI raturr ctimTval,
re tdi„ +t•ceon, me either of tilt 311eScrPerst who
will cheerfully show the
Sale to commence Mil o'clock P. at.
. ,
Lonilillons at sate.
A' train leaves lteristngtnti depot at 11 o'clock
A, 34,., aaa leaves g‘linitok. - El Station at" G 9 - Ylock
JOIIN WILIMAN, tAiliutniatratOr6.
E. li.l - lAltlildo.lv.
410111 , fit. .IT4tibr, ti, VIEI36TEII, Auctionoi!”.
412 FOR GATE—OREAT LANDS 1
MINERAL anti TIMBER LANDs—onba titles
—ably *4 to 405 per Pm. uu.AnA N1T14.111 by tile
ownem 'POWNSEND,
oc io.. f i t 3k54 gmith I METH inn:CU
ea PEACH. FARM FOR SALE, 170
A01:1.1% f , ,500 , 11r0m 3 rears filth 391 1 01 es smith
of Philmielvlits,ll% Mites 11'001 Nortii-tost 11,pot.
Ce,ilCo.. on the rbilmlelplila, Wilmington,
and Baltimore R. It. Write to C. S'PERN-.•Wit.
iningt De
FOR BALE-VERY CHEAP I
will be solo, Id ITALY PRICE, an
ORIGINAL 1N .Wigs"
In Ime of lite twat
LUMBER AND COAL CoMPANIES EXTANT.
Cost >pow. "W 1.11 he sold feria°. IS worth A 4,000
(.4 vent sacrifice! Address 31, 11 EN /11 •
00)04161 Bost
MO , FOR SALE---A simtiltiln
• uetrly lttn tihirthig-tOp 111ABTuN, and
double set of tirw-p34
ed, who intenil to have the eltv.
Apply from tot. ti A. M. J. U. ['UWE.
cwil-fit. 217 %I'U ET Street.
Sit 2-A COMPLBTE Bra OF
Flxturos, nearly nor.. adapted to the
ale 'Drug businetsr Ashiress Box No. nal Post
uel4-6t,'
p 1-1 I' SI CIAN'S I.OOATION FOR
SALE-111thiu 11:11c hour's rude from Ilan vitt
by riVO call roads,lll3llire at 140 South THIRD
.Jr.-cc.
IL 0P Itomus ID 390 1 Ww•hiligton
^"Prue.. PhtiMig.
phis. Pa. 081341*
rro il] T-1 JANUARY 1., 1304,
A. bm-tpip ...i ag-tIIIII D'UlffitS of Blon r tio,
b 23 'AI AI:H ET Street MIIIIY (11l the Pll!o,ei—
lirsl floor. oe Il,l*
.__. _
11ENT_PA RP 01+ TWO PUII.
OPlefili:S. Apply nt rv, 311) south
FoUßTll:ilreet, second story, volt tr
Fon ;ALL AND TO LET.
ski BEAL ESTAIE. REAL Srl'r:,
REAL EOTE. HEAL ESTATE.
PURP,Ofiro,OOOto AT WORTH FOR MALE.
_,oootooo WORTH . FOR SALE.
EASER, PLEASE TARE NOTION.
Mj'WAWA NEW uATALOGUE will be out ha a.
Jew days. Dohit see/Mete nein YOU Flee One.
Sent to ;Illy address in the. Vetted al..te. Pre • oe
charge. iSEURUE O. KILLER,
Real WALNUT ker.
oel4-emw3uf Cor. SIXTH and Streets.
j FOB OAI,M—No. 1609 WALNUT
- Street, now vacant; brown-stone remit 'MEDI
LING.
SPRUCE; NEAR XT , NVENTH—Large first-data
DWELLII4OI flacon rooms ; Lot St let front by NO'
feet deep to a etreet“ao,ooo trebledlate possession,
ARCH - STREET, NEAR SE.I. , ENTEENTH—NoIir
vacal it t largenro.class DWELLING; Lot ny too
feet Novo to a street:. 4419.U10-
cymwr.tatt STREET.NEAR DETY,NTZEDMI—
neat DWELLING: Lot 20 by 100 feet tO a street;
81 , L50e.
• ppm NIEREET, WEST Hr_PITTEENTII—Neat
brown+atone front DWZ - bIANtI; Lot l 2o by 110 to It
atreet; *10,51*. Immediate noseesitint.
MILLER, _
OetbStilWatif SIXTH and WALNUT.
SFULTON HALL AT PUBLIO
ISALE.—This valuablepropertV Will he offered
Vt public sale,
,at Cooper's Hotel, on MONDAY,
etober 16tH, at 2ti o'clock P. M, ,
The building, erected with the bast 111Sterlal and
in the most substantial manner, is as feet frtml on
Prince street, and 1181 n depth to Water street, thus
having two fronts.
A Intritaper wr would give special attention to
renting tot th e il`skolit imams as Well al the 1116111
saloon for y:0116018, hilhile Meetings, &mitt mg be
made to pay large receipts and a very protitabic in
vestment. It would be well adapted for a silk,
woollen or cotton manufactory, gas behap intro
duced throughout th e htrgeicellat as well as in every
room in the nuncios.
The chandelier, settees, Winds, and all the fermi
te re will be included in the sale.
• , .
Terms and Conditions will be made known at the
sale. In the meant me tallier information may be
Lad C t
GEO. K.
As REED,
Treasurer Fulton Hall soelatton.
iITO BENT-A B.MAIL FIRST
CLASS DWELLINO, No, 0 . 44 'Dloker."... PiN6a.
ly to S. MUDGE,
0e112.3t." No. 25 Booth SIXTEENTH Street.
ifft FOR SALE-A LARGE FACTORY
tiottablo for it Planing MUh Polt, 1 ) - •
dry, or Machine Shop s or any business requiring ,
convenience of location and large room,_sittiated lit
the Fleet want, on yront street: width 130 feet by 207
feet, nett r rooting on two streets.
atitt eiougettelon soon, Appll ttr.
Dation esair,
ocl2-3t' No, 20 South DETAIVAttg Avenue.
FOR SALE—A HANDSOME
omy HORSE (5 years obl), suitable for a.
physician or &Inn) , driving . warranted I nil() ~,a
kiwi in single or doublu harness. To be seep c fpr
few da.ya at Will. PENN STAB I,ES, WENT
DELPH f A. 0r.14-4t«
AMUSEMENT&
. 4 24 NRI CAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Leseee an Manager....TlßNßY 0, JARRETT
(Mao of the Boston 'Dietary.)
LAST NIGHT but two of the Eminent Artists,
Mr. and Mrs, OHAILLEW KE,A2L
Wita will, Olt 1/1:01IsiOnt Appear to ailmeta oC
Reuulrkuthle intrre;,4, Will 61 lIVOIIkikR9I wilt
a powerful east of eituraetera-
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Out. 14th. 18fr).,
be presented the celebrated play, adapted trot.:
the VH.titli oxiiresslr fur Kr* 41 hgAlit by uka"
Bimirelettuth untitled'
Loins M.K.
Louis 'XI this greatest eltariteter).Mr. curies - Kean
Martha "11, Mrs, Charles Itean
pulse - De iseirkout , S it F. IAtIiCKS
The Dauphin Qitapatata
Trlstraut 'll.r, Geo, Evorotk
MONDAY -- HADITiriT.
wan
F
UTTAEBOAOHABLII (JAVP.
TITUESDAY, LAST NIG-lIT OF THE KEA.NS.
£IIIOES OF AIDEISSION.--Parpun. Balcony.
Asa Droga $1; Ogvared p
Seats, ..5o;
Circle, bO Mao. timber)" cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; tz
tOraltiOtteT at 7W o . oioe)D
Seats can be procured at the Box Oalee of The
Aclidemr awl n Vrramplers, corner of IS MVP: t‘TTI-C
and CI FROTICUT Street, groin 9A. at. till SF. M. 15
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET MBA..
TH,F,-10-IZST74.IIIT Street, above Twelfth.
yzoxi - A - RD v UVhk & WM. E. SINN' MUCCI
and Manner&
THIS SATURDAY AFlitliNo9.7.f, 0404,
SIXTY-FIRST URAND FAMILY hIAT/NEE.
SIXTY-FIRriT (IRANI) 'FAMILY MATINEE.
AND. .
FlTir;'l PAThienti. rtttiOtittStA _NOE
or the (4 rend 'Aped:h.:MeV DPallift.
MONTE CRISTO,
MONTH CRISTO,
)191 , 11% bitt6 4 l , o,
which will be t» resented in all Its
(10.R(ILCUSNESS,
with New Scenery Costumes , Effects. (knout Ballot.
Incr Ckt, &e.
Athalasion to the Mat cc, bb cents, 4.6 till Ihtl.tl4 Or
the House. Children, 25 cents.
>oors open at 1 o , eleekt continence at 2 o'clock -
precisely.
1111
TIM SATURDAY trtrava,
s I NIGIIT
of the Grand Dramatization, by Joseph (J. Foster.
of Dumas' celebrated Novel.
MONTE CRISTO,
welch will he brarsitten at an
OUTLAY OF 31000 AQ14144115,
with New and Beautiful iseenery, Novel P.lroAlg s ,
!Superb Costumes, Costly Accessories, Gratin Ta.
Meaux, and a great
CIAT OP CHARACTERS,
IMCLUDINO
MISS joSIE OlerdN, AND OTIFEWi.
Partluntar attention is directed to the DAzzr.arla
51Ab-(alua.:l:Aur scitigx. In whin ONII 1117 -
Joatlltk IMItSONS, elegant:l) 004tlinle , l, will tn or
part. Thls a wilt scene anti - ust:6 anything
BEFORE ATTEMPTED IN THIS CITY!
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,,
TY Northeast con NINTH and WALNUT Ste.
1.112EA.T SATURDAY NIGHT DILL,
MRS. D. P. sowicnn
Will appear In Privikive Corned •.
THIS (SATuItPA) E 'D. Del. 14, Iglls.
LUVItETIA BORGIA..
Lucretia iioegi. Mrs. D. P. BOWERS,
Puke Alphonse Mr. John IVlcUullonsil.
iiii
To conclude Willi Um glorious uomeAty oC
-
THE SElLiotls PAPALLY.
Mrs. Ormsby Deimain Mrs. 1). P. BOWERS.
Mrs. Charles TorrelaS Miss Annie Graham.
enpt. Mfigillilli..l.ll.mr. ;Mr. Barton MM.
Ml'. Meek arr. Deo H. Didillthe.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
teTRERT THEATRE,
LAST NIGHT Or 3185,r W
THlei (6ATIJIWAT) , Oct. 14, nes,
CiiAltLorrt. CORDAY.
Charlotte Corday Mrs, le, W, Lender.
To eottehide with the great Iturleatiec OI
111Azif1TA,
Mazeppa Stuart ltehlteti.
MONDAY, Mr. dud Aire. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
'KEW AMERICAN' TREATAN.
WALNUT Street,
TWO GRAND
AFTERNOON ANU rYENINO.
AINTD99j) at 2.30 O clock.
n ra'Y
FREtio ON HORSEBACK,
The Spy Wm Kate Flatter„
tiß4n) DIVERTISEMENT,
EyentagTrill perroPhibil
/Lek SHEPPARD ON HORSEBACK,
THE YOUNG. ACTRESS, -
anti BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
MUSICAL FUND HALL,—Tra
BRASS BAND of the HOUSE OF REFUGE OF
BALTIMORE, consisting' of 20 Boys, sged from
9 to 10 years will give is
VOCALAND INSTRUMENTAL, CONCERT.
ACCON.rANIED WITH pkIcr.AistATIONS AND
DIALOULYES, AT THE
MUSICAL FEND HALL,
ON TUESDAY EyNNING, Oct. 13 1866„
Tickets 59 sca ts, Reserved soAto mit&
To Be bad ntusic Mom and at the Door
oell-wfintu4t.
NOTTOR.-D. L. CARPENTER IN.
tortes those xi,n hive ettbeertbed for Itle PRI*
VATE SOIREE, that it Will take place at Ills
ROOMS, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th.
A few kullmertburs will be rgt:Ovol to fill the Rat.
Hie forlende Glib htte Scholars wilt Htiate SO II
628 Altuß Street. 004.3 t,
cULTURE.
NATATORHISI AND PHYSICAL INSTITUTE.
WINTER SEASON.
-
The Gymnastic Season of this Institution will open
MONDAY, October the 1601., classes for misses to
commence at 4,11 Ve M , for
_young ladles at 43i Y, Kt
for ooys t Tuesday, at 41a[
CENTRAL SKATING PARR AND SKATING
SCHOOL,
If RANCH
NATATORIUM PiIVSICAL INSTITUTE'
BROA.II and WALLACE, FIFTEIifiTII and
MOUNT VERNON STREETS
Dr. - JANSEN respectfully Informs Ills patrona
and the public that lie has Deco= Abe lessee of the.
la rge lot of gretilla running from Drool to Fifteenth
street, kW' from Mount Virnon tv Wallace street
-w ~
hich he has converted into a Skating Park Alia
Skating School. The location speaks for Itself. It
could not be more central-four different lines of
our city Can lu tnrel3. COMWomiC.itOni ThiP 4
teenth and Fifteenth, Green and Coates, the Union.
Line cud Ilidge-rolitl.
The insirsollon will DO thorough and 6ystemattei
the management kindibut thorough
The arrangementa
trill combine comfort with taste. The Park will
be well lighted, and kept open till 10 P. 31, for fault
lies. Two afternoon hours have been set apart fog
Wiles: private classes for Instruction, Subscribers
at:Aegis to itte parlor skates as ti preparati pact.
else will find the upper of the Natatorium . open.
daily, free of charge. We do not overestimate pat..
for skates by slitting that ... rev, weeks of exorcise
on limn pruyea to be profitable to Children andi
ladtes-bealnuera.
lt , eason tlekets will lie for sale on and oiler X°U"
day next, at the (Alec. Rllll 'dearth 111i0A.0 Ofreet.
Their number will *limited, and no single tieketal
Eclat
Very reasonable cluil-dediletieh fur !MHOS Rid
gentlemen forming social classes for bent " Light.
taininitslies - and “Skating.”
For further partleiilars. see circular. 0c13.01
BARRETT'S GYMIU $11.31, SPARR
tug Rooms and Ride Gallery, now open, 1401
MAR hzT Street. se27-I,t•
AOADRMY, aboveT INE
—O troth 9 A., xi..
rill 6P. 31. Beikiattiln IVest's great WW I .; et.
4311111 KT ILEIFECTEU still on AX1110tion• .16:1A
SEATS FOR FIRIIMENIS PA.RiDE,
w. corner 11110 AD and GREEN &mete.—
t.roc.seloti Daggrtg POillt A , ll ll lsN:Lori
VeitMa. MIMS, for We ruglr st *ixth .ud d
nut streets: Winner's, NO Spring UtLrden tivtat,
and at Stand morning or parade. Oallat*
_
KAI tNT , ! gIIATING !! SKATING 1 ti I
)0-3[. C. CAMP/ JUL?, ,e6a[VAS and tnaaneki Lailltak
and CiindErn the art of Skating, at Ids Skatlng
,;1111, , ry, WASHINGTON' HALL, EIOHTII*.an4
tirnll:l4 OAIJEK. WEDNE6DAT an 1 ritipAY
IktIAtNINGS, front JO to la 0.10-41
LOST AND FUIJND.
- - .
iOTICE.-LOST, ON OR ABOUT THE
Inst., CERTIFICATE No, 74, tor I,ood
shams in the capttal stock of the POURING. ROCK
AN p p;AST SANDY OIL CO., Issued to me and.
(tat,' sL I A. ILIy INS. Animation lull 1)001 inr
for a renewal dl the same, J. 11, TAI 71-4, •
sets-tha• at
XT OTI Ii9TICE IS HEREBY
A.l given non vvirtinv.t. mo o. i 4 . aikod otIL
- mos, Issued to me foe Oltrte of the
capital 6tuek or the 'Union Batik of Vittlatiolpllla 6
bats been lost by llte, 141411 nil parties Interested 4ee,
fierehy bbltflrll that aollitelithili YOU be InKde tor.*
reheWlll of saki eorthhAtv,
pv40413121 0. W. EYSTER,
IREIUOFALBr
A I 2
ri IN
,t - -
§1g..1 . . Tll 114.V.P. RE'
/11 Tio.:EaTTllE'll.it ut) t.: , NT 1 Nti , icf )911'..10 114 7.
unie, ~,. Nl.—i. I.....kEltilllAN tt. ituxr,' ic.4.
~,,,,.,1, voutenl Street, o'AiAt. -
.
p EARIVAL.--DR. TI-I.OS. AVA.RDLE .
11 hug rtuoycil 11107 office to No. 158 North
10.11.411711 .`3t rvt.t 004 UV'
-L EMOVAL.
td OFFICE. Full THE SALE OE GOVERN.
3IENT
JAY COOKE tit CO,
during. the RiterotitnlB neresenry In Mu enlncgement
o r their 0 d once, have taken Ow commodtotili
It ulffiltik
Ts' 3°3 e lEBTA'UT Strooti
lIVNG 1100 T tO the Batik. of North Americo, wituro
they ',lit be }(cased to see their old friends.
F6r4-)1)1
1) EMOVAL-- - NOTICE, orrler.
of the FAUtPlAlor 011 Comminy 1e temoved-to
ROOlll Nnl ENl'llat ore. edll-801.
o FlttnutN , S PA.RAD
t ,, ....131tAN1)17.7. , :1'U1tii10N FRAM HM
DA, A Nio 11, AU/11:111'111i1
on :It4'NIJAV, 111.=—The glutinihout 101111 A•
AitN VI; wit 1104.1te tuni trios frolll 11114tal Wald-
Imloplaii..toppitig livverly,
ii 4l Riven°, --lenvliig liriNtut
A. M. and 4P. M nitf li . ;Ivo 41 ' l, awl ti
P. M. Yore for lk• 15;ftmlr , ft.n. otql-qt*
WRITTEN AND VERBAL
of
DneItIPTIONS ot
, fill)on, min Toont,
Ktnir.fito
*Prov , lll , :oit nb,l Training
1,1)1M5 . .. 5. , 1711
dad a»•ie.•atitty. UV
.1111 IN L. CATE:t;
.11...1 ... Plirennlotast )3ooitsellor,
• '0. 25 N, TENTH fitr(Tti tt l,uvt tibeittM•
ocubtuntbiyir