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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1861
GRAND' " PARADE
OF TEX
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Monday, October 16, 1865.
CREEP MARSHAL,
HENRY B. BOBS, Washington Fire CO.
CH/EP MARSHAL'S STAFF.
Special Aids,
Robert T. Gill, Hope Hose Company.
Diehard Ellis, Northern Liberty Engine Co
eamuel Henderson, Western Hose Company
E. Kietehmer, COlumbia Hose Company
Win. Van Osten, Good Will Engine Co.
Alfred Buhl, Fairmount Engine Company.
Lewis Sweeny, Pennsylvania Hose Co.
District Aids.
1. Frank Devitt, neyamensing Hose Co.
2. Charles A. Porter„Sebnylkiii. Hose Co.
3. JamesliteCalley, Fairmount Hose CO.
4. Charles L. Austin, N. Liberty Hose Co.
5. Rudolph Jimeltins, Rescue Hook and Lad
der Co.
0, Bolton Winpenny, Mimay - ank Engine Co
7. Danl. Kelly, Msntila look and lAcider Co.
DIVISION MARSHALS
FIRST DISTRICT.
Marshol—Henry Bunker, Weeemeoe Engine.
Aida—Geo. 13tzekman, Franklin Engine, Hen
ry - York, Niagara hose.
Marshni---,Tas. Beattie, Hope Hose.
Aidg—Wiiiium B. Turner, Southwark Engine;
Chas. - isteni.l3-,Ronthware Hose,
lifarehat—Jos. miles, Shinier Hose.
Aids—Jas. P. Dole Hope Engine ; atones S.
4lDalrymple. Marion hose.
Mar,qhfli—Wm. Western hose.
Aids—Chas. B. Good, Good Intent nose ;
John Patterson, Delaware Engine.
EECOND DISTRICT
Marshal William A. Thorp, Perseverance
Hose.
li. Warner,America Hose ; James
Boborts, ColmnbiaEngine. -
illardud-11. J. Mclntyre, Philadelphia ; - 1-
gine.
Aids—H. Allman, Washington Hose;Wm.
H. Woodward, Philadelphia Hose.
Marshal—A. J. Bair, Warren nose.
Aids—Albert Garin, 600 d Will Engine; H.
Jacobs, Fame Hose.
Marsha/—John H. Mogen, Empire Hook am/
Ladder.
Aids-41 elm Donohue, Independence Engine;
J. Sidney Thorn, United States Engine.
Marshnt—Wm. Pruitt, Western Engine.
Aids—Robert M. Evans, Tivoli libso ; A. H.
Randall, Diligent Engine,
.3liirshal—A. H. Ladner, 111111 e() States Hose.
Aids—Robert Glenn, ! assistance Engine; Col.
Thomas F. B. Tapper, Good Will Hose.
littirslial--Edward P. Drinnoll, Diligent Hose.
Aids—Benjamin Champion, Northern Liberty
Engine; Thomas Gilligan, Spring Garden En
gine.
.Marshal—Samuel T. Greer, :Neptune Hose.
Aids—Joseph Hazzard, Vigilant Engine; - B.
L. Heppard, 1-irrmane Hose.
FOURTH DIET RIOT
Marshal—Joseph Hacker, Jr., William Penn
Hose.
Aids—William Elliott, Good Intent Engine ;
James .tenners, Spring Garden Hose.
.211iirshel—John F. Currie, Lafayette Hose.
Aids—George Irensler, Mechanic Engine ;
Martin Dan, liensington Hose.
Morava—Edward .Jones, Globe Engine.
Aids--.J. Frank 'Atelloy, ituuntne Engine ; J.
Howard. Striniek, Oohoc sink hose.
marmat—James smith, Iniletiemienee nose.
Aids--John Elirman, South Penn Hose; baml.
Miller, Taylor "lose.
FIFTH DISTRICT
MoosLtd—Amos El/is .: /I'
asniogtou Engine, of
Frankford.
AUl4—James L. Helmboßl, Robert Morris
liOse; 'Henry - M. Taylor Excelsior Hose.
Marshal—Trai:is F. kerbaugh, ITAIOiI En
gine, of Rising Sun.
Aids—Captain Isaac J. Neal], Phoenix Hose ;
J. D. CabSell)erry, Lincoln "lose.
=II
Illarsha/--Tarnes Mullen, Washington En
gine, of Germantown.
- M. 811511, Friendship Engine; P.
H. Rlose, Reliance Engine.
Marshal—Reuben Sands, Fellowship Engine.
Aids—Wm. C. Freese, Germantown Hose;
Geo. W. FON, Columbia Engine, Germantown.
I=ll2
Marshal—Frederiek Osterneldt, West Phila.-
daintily, Engine.
Aids—George W. Prenge, West
Hose; Samuel Taylor, America engine.
Marshal—Captain Thomas T. seal, Monroe
Engine.
Aids—George W. Bewley, Union Hose; Geo.
a. Roe, KinggesMng Engine,
ROUTE, OF THE PARADE.
Countermarch down Broad to Christian and
up Broad to tiellerseo, down Jefferson to Ger•
mantown roan, sown Germantown road to
Thompson, down Thompson to Shackamaxon,
down Shaeltamazon to Beach, down Beach to
Brown, up Brown to Fourth; down Fourth to
Wharton, tip Wharton to 141ntlt, Up Ninth tO
Pine s up Pine to Eighteenth, up Binitteenth to
Arch, up Arch to Twenty-first, up T wenty-first
to Green, down Green to Twelfth, down
Twelfth to chestnut, down Chestnut to Third,
and there dismiss.
FORMATION VF DIVISIONS
THE DIVISIONS WILL FORM I , t/Ta .11..A.5 ON DIVI
SIONS RESTING ON BROAD STEEET, EXTENDING
WESTWARDLY.
. .
Ist Division will form on Maranon street
2d do, on Batt onwood street.
3d do. on south side of S. Go.fdea SG
4th do. on north side of S. Garden st
sth & 6th do. on Mount Vernon street.
7th do. on. Wallace street.
Sth do. on south side of costes st,
9th do. on north side of Coates st.
10th do. on Brown street.
11th do. on Parrish street.
nth &nth do. on Poplar street.
141. h do. on south side of Girard av,
15th do. on north side of Girard ay.
16th do on Stiles street.
Eth de. on Thompson street.
.18th do. on Master street.
19th do. on Oxford street. .
20th do. on south side of Columbia ay.
21st do. on north side of Columbia ay.
22d do. on east side of Itroad st., the
right resting on Jefferson, extending north
wardly.
CHIEF DfAILSHAVS SPECIAL DIRECTIONS.
Companies are requested not to raise steam
in the boilers of steamers, nor to ring the bells
of extra carriages at intersections.
When the head of the line arrives at Fourth
and Wharton streets a halt will take place for
thirty minutes.
Marshals of divisions will preserve a space
of fifty feet from the rear of preceding divi
sion.
Marshals of companies will take a distance
of twenty-five feet from preceding companies.
The extunary salute Uy tipping hats will be
dispensed with in the countermarch.
o persons will he permitted to appear
mounted in the line unless properly equipped
as firemen.
•
In case of a break-down of any carriage or
apparatus in the line, the marshal of the divi-
Aionwjj) camp the earne to be removed to one
side to prevent detention of the parade.
in case of fire dm - mg the parade, the Chief Mar
shal, in conjunction with the Chief Engineer, will
desiongie the companies to leave the tine.
ORDER. OF THE PARADE.
CHIEF MARSHAL AND STAFF
CILIEV - PAyrr.. M. LYLE.
First Division..
Second Division
Third Division.
Fourth Division..
Fifth Division.. _.
The advance will consist of two cavalrymen
with bugles, as trumpeters of Pima, followed
by a handsomely-upholstered chariot and bell
drawn by Six solcuoirt black horses, itirdiSbed
by Messrs, Wanamaker Brown, the Cele , .
Wel ed tailors of Oak Hall. The chariot and
the trappings of the horses have been arranged
regardless of cost. Six pretty young ladles,
dressed in neat and appropriate costume, will
distribute fix:en the chariot a poem written for
the occasion, dedicated titi r lia Fire Depart
ment.
FIRST DIVISIO'.
Marahad—capt. Tao=_ T. Sgkt
Aids—Geo. W. Bewley, Geo. S, Roe, E. F. Caney.
Hibernia Ffre Co., No. 1, Feb. 20th, 1752.
.Aineriens Fire CO., No. 6, N. Y.
Firemen's Association, f•Tewrk, N. J,
Good Will Fire Co., Trenton, N. J.
PRiladelphia Hose Co., No. 1, Dee. 15tb, 1803.
Empire nook and Ladder CO, , No,l l Feb.6th i
1551.
Alert Hose Co., No. 41, N. Y.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-IDmay Bunimn.
Aida—George Buckman, floury York, Charles
Northern Liberties Fire Co., May 1at,1150.
Barniaoat Fire Co. No. 4, Boston, Mass.
Good Intent Dose Lb., NO. 2, March 86h, 1804,
Firemenls.A.ssoelation, New York.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Co., Jan. 47th, 18,53.
THIRD DIVISION.
.Mardta/-- , Youn H. Msons.
Aids—John Donahue, J. Steiney Thorn
Vigilant Fire Company, No. 3, Jan. 2rl, 1760.
Thaaa - ne now Company, No. 4, April 10, 1605.
Independence Fir.. Company, Camden, N. J.
Mantua Hook and Ladder Co., March 14, 16J5i
FOURTH DIVD3IO
Atm-dad—Wm. A. THORP.
Aids—William H. Warner, James M. Eoberte.
Delaware Fire Co. No. 4, March 21st, 1761.
rerseyeranee Hose Co., No. 5, May 27th, 1805.
Albany Steam Five Assuebaion, Aibany,N,Y.
Liberty Steam Fire Co., Jersey City, N. J.
Delegation Eagle Hose Co., No. 2, Buffalo,
New York.
Wasllinitiee. Fire Co., GerWautown, Febru
ary 28th, 170 i.
Neptune Hose Co., August oth, 1.80.1.
Weeeaeoe Fire Co., Camden, N. J. •
Firm . DIVISION.
Marshal—J . 4mo BEATTfIZ
Aids—Wm. B. Turner, Charles McKinley.
Ite'lame Fire Co., No. 7, May 10, 1786.
Hope Hone Co., August 17, 1901.
rianhattan Fire Co., No. 8, New York.
Perseverance Hose Co., Lebanon,
Assistance Fire Co,, No. 8, December 28,1789.
BUM DIVIBION.
Marshal—WlLLlAM PRUITT.
Aids—Robert M. Evans, A. H. Randall.
Columbia Hose Co.. No. 8, May 1, 1896.
America Fire Co., No. 9, April 10, 1120.
Cood.Will Fire Co., No. 1, Allentown, Pa.
Southwark 1 - 100 e CO., No. 9, bl uY "0 866-
Diligent Fire co., No. iO, July 1,1,91.
SICV&TITEI p 1 vision.
Xarsitca—E DWARD F. DaI:MELT..
Aids.-13,en3.min champion, Thos. Gilligan.
Washington Hose Co., O. 10, Feb. 21, ital.
Franklin Fire Co., No. 12, Jan. 17, 1792.
riKerd.A. Hose Co., No. 11, Aug. 25 . , 1017.
Washington Fire. CO., F vankfora 'Tau, 1, 1703.
Fame Hose Co., No. 12, Jan. 1.1810:
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Marshat—A, H. LADNER.
Aids—Col. Thos. F. li. Tapper Hobert Glens
Humane Fire CO., No. 1:1, March 1, 1701.
Diligent Hose CO., No. 13, June 3.
1S•20.
Wasnington Fire Co., No. 14, Jan. 3, 1796.
United states EON Co., No. 11, July 4, 1826.
United States Fire Co.. Camden, N. J.
Friendship Fire Co.. No. 15, A tiL.r. 18. 1796.
THE
~PERFECTIO±S
late 7 , 2 d. Regiment P. Y., escorted by Guard of
Honor, consisting of one member of each emu
riftny in the department,
Moyamensing Hose Co., No. 27, July *2l, 1&37.
Live Oak Fire Co., N 0.44, New York.
- Fairmount Fire Co., No. 33, Feb. 224, 1823.
Northern Liberties Association, Washing.
ton, D. C.
Liberty Fire Co" Reading, Pa.
Aide—James P. Dole, James S. Dalrymple.
Mechanic Fire Co., No. 37, Aug. 14, 1.539.
Friendship Fire Co., Readinc , ' , Pa.
South Penn Hose Co., No. 37, March 27,1545.
Western Fire co., April 7i 1.810.
Hope Fire Co., No. 1., Harrisburg, Pa.
TAVT:ISTIETH
AramTud—WILLIAM DEvIN.E.
Aids—Jo - nun - Merl:ion, Charles H. Good.
Independence Fire CO., No. 33, Feb. 1,1817.
George P. McClellan Hose, No. 30, New York
Fairmount Hose Co., Feb. 10, lan'.
Spring Garden Fire Co., No. 43, July - 12, 1851.
Pliu.Oor Hoge Co., May Ist, /547.
Kinvessing Fire Co., Octotier 2.5113, 1857
Germantown Hose Co., May hitti, 1548.
E:kGplsior Hese Co., January 2501,1553.
Tivbli Hose Co., June Ist, 1855.
TWENTY-SECOND DWI Biol.:,
.211i , rshal—F. F. KERBAUGH.
„diaB-0 - , D. Casselberry, Capt. Isaac J. Neal.
Lincoln Ewe Co., Juno 5tix,1055.
Perry Hose Co., No. H, New York.
Union Hose Co., January 10th, 1.9.50.
Wog rhiladelphia Hose Co., May 10th, 1S:16.
Cohockeiok. nose Co., No. V, Sept. 6th, liii.
The Committee of Arrangements mct last
evening at the Washington Hose House, John
G. Butler, Esq., in the chair, A guard of honor
was arranged for the flaw; of the Va Regiment
to be carried us line, and the senior °Meer was
directed to act as marshal. The marshals Will
meet Chief Marshal Robb, at S% o'clock, at
Broad and Hamilton streets. Divisions must
be in line at 934 o'clock, as the column will
move at 10 o'clock precisely, without regard
to those divisions that are notilhaay.
OrtiTRAI EIGHT-HOUR LEAGUE. A
Meeting of the esuttal Eight , hour League
was held last eveninn,, at the hall southeast
corner of Eighth and Walnut streets.
Thomaa vk i. Choate moved that the ward
organizations, vzhieh had been proposed at a
previous meeting, be postponed until after
the effect of the resolutions passed at National
Guards' Hall slioniti have passed.
Mr. Marsnaii Roberts said: The last meeting
at the National Guards' nail was an unmiti
gated failure in every respect. It had been
turned into a political concern. The League
should have for its object the organization of
all trades into one association, so that they
could all work together for the benefit of each.
Then they could make their power felt. They
could thenhave a political influence. He pro
tested against turning the League into g po
litical organization, and contended that the
resolutions spoken of had not passed. They
were put by aperson not authorized to do so,
and no opportunity was given for those op
posed to the resolutiOns to contend against
their passage.
Mr. Cornelius Keefe responded to the re.
Marks of the preceding speaker, and said that'
the had passed almost unanimone
ly, and that it was only by bringing the politi
cal influence of the workingmen to bear upon
candidates for office that the power of the
League could be felt. The debate was con
tinued at some length, and it was finally
agreed to leave the Organizing into wards
over for one month.
DRAWL OF A MKTowilth ARMY OFFICER.—
We regret to learn tha Dr. Henry W. Duca
chet, J r., surgeon Of volunteers, Mediu George
town, D. C., a day or two since, after a brief
iliness,:of typhoid-pneumonia. The deceased
Was appointed at an early period of the war.
A surgeon in the army, and for a long_ period
M O
the medical °
eer in charge of the fficers;
Hospital in Georgetown—a post he filled with
great ability, and from which he was removed
to occupy the more laborious and responsible
station of Burg eon-in•chief of thearrison Of
Washington. The body reached this city on
Thursday evening, and will be buried from
the residence of his father, the Rev. Dr. Duca
chet, who will receive in the bereavement
which has made him childless, the sympathy
of the community.
INTERESTING LECTURES.—OR Wednes
day evening the first of a course of eight lec
ture§ was delivered at the South-street Pres
byterian church, by Stec. Daniel Malery, of
Beverly, New Jersey. The lecturer is a brother
to the pastor of this church, and is an able and
eloquent speaker. His subject was "Prophe
cy, as laid ..Winn in the Seriptilrea," Thu lec
tures will be delivered on every Wednesday
evening, and are free to all who wish to attend.
On Sunday the 'members of the Refuge Band;
of Baltimore, who are in this city to partici
pate in the Bremews parade, will be present
at the church by special invitation. They will
take part in the singing,
.Terrenee MeCusker
.Joseph S. Robinson
James Adams
iitt'm j li.it)o b ia G e.lisajoej
AMERICAN Cm:men MISSIONARY SO
OINTY.6--An adjourned meeting of this society
was Mid in the lecture room of the Church of
the Holy Triiiity on Thursday evening. It was
attended by a large number of its members,
and its work throughout our land, and espe
cially its labors in the newly opened and most
inviting nod of mission work in Hayti, were
held under consideration. The society decided
to transfer the money in its hands, contributed
for the Ilaytien Mission, over to the Foreign
Xiscionary Committee of the Board of Hisi ,
slims, provided the said committee will 11111
dertake the work in that important and in
viting field.
FUNERAL C.P. MAJOR TRIIEFITT.—The
funeral services of Major Henry P. Truetin, of
the 119th P. V., who was killed in the battle
at gpottsylvania, and Wheose remains were
brought to this city a few days ago, were held
in St. Paul's P. E. Church yesterday afternoon.
'The funeral was attended by two companies
of the Gray Reserves, and a large number of
the male friends of the deceased. The impres
sive services of the Episcopal Church for the
burial of the dead were read by Rev. Dr. God
dard, and the remains were deposited in the
family vault in the yard of the church.
THE CONTEST FOR THE FIRE-HORN.—
The vote on the fire-horn, at the fair at the
Assembly Buildings, for the bone= of the
Sabbath-school of the North Baptist Church,
last might stood: South Penn nosh, `J1 , 2,;
hooks - ink Hose 101; Pennsylvania licwc, /25
United States Engine, 0; Fairmount Engine,
4; ILIHITO llook and Ladder, i 3; Spring - txar-
Con E Hose, 05 Lincoln Hue, ; GoOd.Will
gine, 1; Assistance Engine, 1. The - fair will
close to-night. The ballot will
kept open
until 10 olelock. The horn will be awarded to
the winning company on archway mornln4.
A IVIARvEL OF MECHANICAL SHILL.—
Messrs. Evans Watson, the well-known
manufacturers of safes -have Just completed
monster lire-proof for the Bank of North Ame
rica. The safe is of the best anti most sub
stantial Workmanship is eight feet six inches
high, seven feet giltinches wide, throe feet
deep, and weighs twenty tons. It is constructed
of wrought iron, chilled. iron and steel. Eleven
horses were required to convey it to the bank
building from the manufactory. A similar safe
is also being constructed, by the same firm, for
the new banking-house of Jay Cooke jr, Co.
NEW PAlTroh.—The French Evangelical
Church, vataUlik•tied in this city in ISM having
been for some time Without a regular pastor,
has recently obtaintil the services of Itev.
Coussirat, from France, who will- eater Ul3Oll
his dunes tomorrow morning, at their place
of worship, northeast corner of Spruce and
Seventh streets. This church of the French
Protestants has accomplished much good
among French people in this (qty.
CnAnrrAmtn BnQUESTS.--Ilargaret
AI Its
berger, lately deeented, made the following
bequests in lwr will: To the Dorcas Society of
St. Augustthe' Church, for the poor of that
church, sl,o‘x); to At. o9AI his ospir . al, Po36D;
to Male Orphan Amyl= of St. JolnVs Church,.
WO.
TrIE LATE BEY. LOTT JONES.—The pro
ceeclinge in reference to the unexpected death
of thy Rev. Lott,Tonca of New York, a delegate
from. that State to the EDiSCODfiI GOYlVUntion,
will be found incorirrated in the report of
that body, published in this day's Press.
F.ElliAliB.—The Congress of Fenian will
assemble in mottaeiphia on Atonklar,l6th inst.
NINTH DIVISION.
Marshal—Joel:Pa 11/..OICER, jII.
SanicA J41111.51g.
N'legara Hoge Co., No. la, March 2e, 1e27.
'rim Jersey Fire Co.. Camden, N.J.
Columbia tire. Co., No. IC, gent. 16. 1793.
Northern Liberty nose Co., May 7, 1828.
Minot Fire Co., No. 7, Jersey City, N. J.
TENTH DIVISION.
Marslial--,Joni P. CERAM.
Aids—Geotgc Hensler, Martin Han
Hope Fire Co., No. 17, NON - . 11, 1796.
America Hose CO., No. 17, Sept. 28,1828.
Philadelphia Fire Co., No. 18, Jan: 25, 1799.
William Peun Hose Co., No. 18, Feb. 3, 180.
William Peillin Hose Co., Salem, Mass.
sr i.rzn ; ra ntvielow.
.s.fardm2-11.. J. lifelwrvan.
A;(18-11. Allen, William H. Woodward,
Wveeeeoe Fire Co,, NO. 11 1 , play 1 1800 .
Robert Morris Hose Co., No. la. March 14,101
Weeeneoe Hose Co., Camden, Now Jersey.
Good Will Fire Co., No. 20, March 27, 1802.
Vigilant Fire Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
COLORS OF Tits FIRE ZOVAVER,
TWELFTH
.afarshal—JA.NDS MuLLeN.
Aids—William' M. Rush, E. 11, Klose
Independence Hose Co., No. 20, July 4,1831.
Junior Fire Co., lteading, Pa.
Celina;la Fire Co., Germantown, March 0,'09.
Pennsylvania Hose Co., No. 21, Aug. 4, 1831.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
Marshal-1 , REDERICK Oemuromecev.
Aids--George W. Freas, Samuel Taylor.
United States Fire Co., No. 21, Oct. 29th,1811.
La Fayette Huse Go",lsio, iB, Oct. 31st, 1831.
West, Philadelphia 1 , ire Co., Nov. loth, 1010.
Marion Hose Company, No. 23, Aug,l9th, 1833.
Marion nose Co., New York.
FOURTEMYTTI DIVISION.
Marshal.•-11:SUBEN SAnne.
Aids—William C. Frees, George W. Fox.
Fellowship Fire Go" - March 3d,1819.
Schuylkill Hose Co., No. 24, Dee. ihh, lklg.
Union Fire Co., March 19th, 1810.
Good Will Hose Co., No. 25, March lit, 1831.
FIFTEENTH DIVISION.
Maivhat—Euw.i J 0501.9,
Aids—J. Frank Molloy, J. lloward Strunck,
Good Intent Fire Co., April 28th, 1819.
11aluhow Fire Co., Reading, Pa.
Western Hose Co., No. 98, Fob. I.lth, 13;30,
Globe Fire Co., May 2911,_18.20.
Water Witch Fire Co., Wilmington, Del.
KIKT RIEATEL
41kArd4a/—SAMIT NIL Y. GREER.
Aids—Joseph Hazard, E. S. floppard.
SEVENTEENTH DIVISION.
Marshal—A. J. BAIR.
Aids—filbert Gavitt, H. Jacobs.
Franklin Hose Co., No. 28, Feb. 12tb,1838.
Franklin Fire Co., No. Washington, D. C
Monroe Fire Co., No. 33, Isl '2,
arch Bth, 1823.
Warren Hose. co : , No. 29 March sth, 1338.
Hanti-in-liami Fire Co., May 15t11, 1823.
Kensington. Hose co., Ilk,. 20, Jan. Mb, 1812.
EIGHTEENTH DIVISION.
Niirshal—Amos F. Er.r.is.
Aids—J. S. Lleininold, henry M. Taylor.
Southwark Fire Co., Feb. stb, 1827yilik
Spring Garden hose CO., May1.:11119111n,
31anaS - unkFire Co„ Jan. let, 1838.
ShilllerDOSO Co., A n. 32., Jan. Bth, 1346.
Winer Hose Co., Camden, N. J.
NINETI3II;NTIi DIVISION.
Mardug--JOsldril DALLAS.
• wYxarp_Ylß6T DIVISION
Marshal—JAlitli SMITH.
Aids—John Elirroan, Samuel Miller
.1 -4 71-TM CITY-.
MECIIAN/EIM."
TER LEADING FIRRDERN.—At a ball given
in Reeding, Wednesday evening, a large and
IllagnMeent silk flag was presented by the
ladles or Read Mg to bo Marto MO 00111parlY
of that city. The flag ig of the most perfect
.finish and finest material, and cost Wan, it
bears, hi the stripeS the following, in beau
tiful gilt letters! " Presented by the Ladies ,
Sociable of the city of Reading to the Liberty
Tire Company of Reading." A painted eagle
aPpears fn the centre of the field•pieee. It
was formally presented on behalf of the ladies
by E. IL Rauch, and received on behalf of the
company by Dir. William Geiger. The ladies
have also presented the Mlle company with a
beautiful fire-horn. It is solid silver, with
solid gold mouth-piece. The hose carriage of
this company, which has just been rebuilt,
presents a line appearance. The Liberty will
have about one hundred men in line On Mon.
day. The Rainbow, another Reading coin
pany, will turn out about one hundred and
thirty strong, and bring with thorn both
steamer and hose-carriage, Which have been
handsomely - titled up for the occasion: The
Junior and Friendship, of the same city,
start for Philadelphia to-day, with band.
The Junior will take about one hundred
and forty men, and the Friendship eighty.
A committee of the Mechanic Engine of
escort ratrlheed F ie r
i t u t i czt— yesterday, and.
n th .il is l
whose guests
they are, to this place. A CoMmitit,d of the
Independence Rose of Philadelphia will meet
the Junior of Reading. '
KaIiIHATTAN ENO= COMPANY, No. 8,
.4516 NSW YORK GPM—This Company will ST
rive at Walnut-street wharf this evening, and
will be the guests of the Hope Hose and Steam
Fire Engine COMpany, No: 2, in whose splendid
house on Pine street, above, second, the !Vs will
have their engine housed.
The Hope members will receive them fully
equipped, under the superintendence of com
mittees of atrangements, consisting fd Messrs.
Thomas R. Peto, Robert T. Gill James Beat
tin, Jim. J. Franklin, William J. Gilbert, Ed
ward Higgins, E. H. Reed, A. Calvin Kennedy.
They bring with them the two splendid
pictures and frames, valued at one thousand
dollars, which they will present to the Hope.
On Monday . the Hope will parade with their
spiced id engine, hose Carriage and ambulance,
they have about one hundred and arty
men in line, under the marshalship,of Mr. Tho
mas H. Peto. This Company is comiliftlered one
of the most respectable and efficient in the
departmout.
The r erseveranee, of Lelkinciii, will also be
housed by the Hope.
prflp
NR.W YORK. FIREMNIV6 1/080mATIW —
A meeting of this body was held on Thursday
evening, and resolved to start at eleven o'clock
this morning for Philadelphia. They number
about three hundred men. They have with
them the banner of the Fire Department of
New York. Henry Wilson, Judge Philips, and
other old firemen of that city are among the
number. The association will be assigned a
'prominent position in the parade on Monday.
ENGINE COMPANY No. 4, of BOSTON.—
the city , Covernnlent of Buxton, Mass., not
permitting Engine Company No. 1 to take
their steamer to Philadelphia, the company
have procured a handsome NOW York hose
carriage from the Clinton Rose Company to
bring with them on their visit to Philadelphia.
Chief Engineer Bird and Assistant Engineerg
Damrell and Regan will go with the company.
CoNvinMIONT OF SPIRITUALISTS. —The
National' Convention of Spiritualists will be
held on the 17th of the present month in Phila
delphia, and will continue five days.
SEwEnkrn.—A_ serenade will be given
this evening - by the National Unionltl) to
Ron. John Cessna, in recognition of his ser
vices as chairman of the rititionatUnion State
Collllirittee inning the late canvass.
LOCAL BUSINESS
WE understand that the Second. National.
Convention will meet at Concert Hall, on
Tuesday next, at 10 A. M. Delegates will be in
attendance from all parts of the Union.
MARTIN it; S3LlTii have removed their count.
ing-room to the office of Messrs. Laughlin
Runt, No.lB south Fourth street. (?el4-3t,
STATEMENT OF REV. 11. A. Rem, OF BEAVER
DAN, WISOONSIN.—.T. have long been an imam
siast, if not an expert, among the sewing ma
chines. My wife is also practically familiar
and e.periented with the loading machines. I
have made critical examinations and severe
tests, particularly investigating . all mech.:mi.
cal points, principle, character of addl., andgene
raipradlsslAiikh of twelve (afferent machines
claiming to be I , nisi-clam," and I am entirely
satisfied that the " WiUcor, ce Gibbs" is so far
above all others in practicat .worth, that it is
without a rival. The complication of delicate
machinery, so common in other machinery,
seems to be wholly eliminated in the Willcox
Gibbs, and it will live to see other "first-class , }
machines forgotten, Mrs. Reid says it is eer
lainlv the best beyond compar The rotating
book, as applied to the Willcox 85 Gibbs Mar
chine, is the beauty and perfection of simpli
city itself, and I have nothing more to expect
or ash-,
-- -
SHAWNEE MUTUAL COAL CogrArcr.—Reacl tl
announcement of the "Shawnee Mutual Coal
Company." Its plan for Cheapening coal meets
a great public want. The character of the
gentlemen at the head of this Company is the
beat guarantee that its plans will be honor
ably carried out to the , letter.
.
CHARLES H. Owns's, 163 North Third Street,
southeast corner of Race, manufacturer of
hand-made calf boots, sewed and pegged.
Country merchants and others in want of
prime goods would find it to their advantage
to give him a calL
Tar: Isxsss iit THE EIWITEENTS WAADr--Hen
ry J. Ilabliston, No. 14:31 Frauhrord avenue, is
now prepared to receive subscriptions to The
Praia copies for sale at his counter at an
early hour every iitOPillfl
THE POLICE.
(Before Mr. Mclennan nemer.3
DISPLAY Or BURGLARS AND TH/BYRS
Henry Phillips, Charles Stevens, William Min-
ICk, Eugene Rurta, William Lockhart, William
Bedford, James Harris John M. Douglass, dames
Smith, David Rodgers, Brastus Wood, Morris Dun
gan, Charles Seymour, alias Greenback Charley and
John Bussed were arraigned yesterday afternoon,
at the central station for a further hearing. With
the exception of Russell, all the prisoners were
captured last week in a saloon kept by Phillips, on
Sixth street, above Market. An account of the ar
rest and a description of the burglars , implement.s,
Sm.,. found In the place has already been published
In The Trees. NUSSCII, who was ,orestod tor horse.
stealing, turned State's evidence. The testimony
elicited - yesterday afternoon, showed several cases
of robbery against the defendants. It seems that
Corporal - Weisner, of Company E, 14th Indiana Re
giment, W 99 robbed in Phillips , place. He hail his
watch, money, discharge papers and an application
for pension stolen from him. The papers were found
iu one of the drawers when the police made the de
scent upon the saloon. The watch was valued at
twenty. live dollars. It was pawned for two dollars
and flay cents, and the weeny& shared among the
party present, each man receiving about twenty
live cents. Three of the defendants were pointed
out as having been concerned in the robbery.
RuSsell, Hartz, idinick, Smith, and Bedford were
arraigned for a little horse. stealing excursion about
the let inst. They went to Lancaster and put up at
the City Hotel representing themselves as belong
ing
to New York and Baltimore. Russell and
liffniek were to get a horse and buggy, and the
other three were to secure a double temp. The first
two were successful. They hired the horse and
wagon from John Murphy, a livery-stable keeper
on Queen street, Lancaster, and drove to this city.
The team was valued at *325, and was offered for
sale for a small amount to Solomon Dubois, a co
lored man, residing in Toy street, pear 1411111, street
and Ridge avenue. The Other three men were lin
able to hire the double team, and returned to the
citT he next Item of testimony was against Lockhart
and Douglass, It is alleged that they broke into the
house of sirs. Louisa Lynd, No. 1406 Pine street, on
the 2d, and stole a gold watch valued at *3OO, and
a number of other articles. The watch was pawned
for $45, and was recovered upon a ticket found on
the accused. It Was Identified by Mrs. Lynd.
Rodgers,it Is eliarged,planneo the robbery of a fur
store on Arch street, below Fifth. Russell and
Rodgers vent into the store one afternoon to re
connoitre, and a night or two afterwards Russell
went to Rodgelog 110u55; there they got a lot of
burglars' tools, which were put in a bag, then
wrapped in paper and brought to the grave yard at
Fifth and Arch streets, about twelve o'clock at
.over a wall. What became of
night, URI tilrown
them was not shown. Another lot Was taken there
and burled. The robbery, however, was not com
mitted.
After the hearing Loekhardt. Seymour, and
Douglass were CORMllttee in` default of 945,000 bail
for burglary. Russell was eemn,ilied for Wing 11011.
eernea In the robbery of Aim LyniPil house. The
other four men who were with him at Lancaster
were sent to that plate: Harris, Wood, Stephens,
Dungan, and
Rodgers were committed in default of
$2,000 bail fora farther hearing On Tuesday next,
and Phillips was held in $2,51.* for keeping a disor
derly 1110115 e. •
• •
[Before Dlr. alderman 0-Offline]
co..ze;NALED WEAPONS.
Patrick Kearney was charged with cat rying con
cealed weapons. He was arrested at Fourth and
Arch streets for drunkenness. Un his person
was found a revolver heavily loaded. The accused
was held in *l,OOO ban to answer.
A. POLICEMAN SHOOTS AT A HORSE,TIIIEE
About two o'clock yesterday morning a man bay
ing a horse Cu hie ponessiOn was overhapled at Forti
eth and Market streetaby a sixteenth-alstrici po
lleeilliftll. It was supposed that the horse had been
stolen and the fact war confirmed by the man at
tempting to ride on; The policeman fired at him,
whereupon the fellow jumpa Item the none and
escaped, It was then ascertained that the animal
had been stolen from a stable in the neighborhood.
A TAILOR STORE ROBBED
•
A. suspicious individual was observed at Sixth
street and Pa&syunk road early yesterday morning.
Me bad a bundle under ids arm, and when hailed by
a policeman dropped it and ran. The package was
Pound to contain some rovb Stolen from a tailor
store on Sixth street, below Carpenter, which had
been broken into and robbed a short time previously.
THE COURTS_
Court of quarter Sessions—Hon. O.
wzald Thompson, President Judge.
[Wlffinrol3. Mann, geq,, Dieted Attorney.]
A SAD CASE.
John A. Owens, 'Esq., called the attention of the
court to the case of a boy, eleven years of nge, who
has Leen hi prison for two months, confined in the
swine cell with a burglar. Mr. Owens stated that
the parents of the thud were taken with the typhoid
fever, and were removed to the Almshouse. SUOrtly
after which the boy was arrested on the charge of
stealing twO dollars. A brother of the Ivy, who is
a year Older, boo obbahOd S. room and supports his
Oster by selling mdtehOg.
Jinbre Thompson said he would investigate the
Can immediately.
rx.r..kLszll GUILTY
John Durham pleaded guilty to the larceny of a
bridle. Sentenced to six months. After the son
teem the prisoner told he had made a mistake, and
the court let him Withdraw his plea, and he wdt be
tried.
Alicia Cullen, an old - woman, was charged with
the larCeney of a towel, valued at fifty cents, and
with assault and battery on itmily Peterson, The
parties lire in the game house, and jeato.:si and
religious WINN:Imes seem to be at the bottom of the
case. Connell for defendant produced a transcript
from the prison docket showing mat alit: had been put
in prison every month for two ytnr:l9 In winter her
husband puts tier in the 2lmshoase and when she
comes out in the spring she Is put in prlSon 011 the
ehatge of stealing a plate or a fork. The tray con
victed but TeCOMMentted her to mercy. The court
suspended sentence.
Sarah Elm re Wlll3 charged with stealing five dol
lars frein Sailit Barn& the ii,Ater testified that she
was in a saloon anti the accused took the. pires , 4 from
her pockei. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to one year.
James Wilson pleaded guilty to the charge of et tm
ranting an assault and battery on Frederiek Fisher.
lle went to the tavern Of the prom ecator drunk, and
on being refused liquor struck him with a piteher.
When arrested he also beat the prosecutor in the
alderman's °Mee. stnteneed to four months.
ACM:ITT/00,
John Snyder a retsncotable-looking young
was charged with the larceny of twenty-dve yard,;
of cloth. The evidence Waa that the accused entmwd
a dire and priced it or ar , iolos. Anotimr
young inan wad on the Ott t.i(14.: Will.
dow, but no colluoion was nee. betWeell thorn, anti
the jury acquitted.
AN ANCIENT CASE
Wm:l:lagers erns ebttrged with stettlillgf ft coat and
shirt. Tin: offence occurred In 1863, :tint cnts , barred
by the statute. so Bogen: was acquitted.
BURGLAIi6 VONVI UTND
John O'Brian and James Oanittaa were eltarged
with burglary. The evidence Wad that they were
found In a house, the ocenpants of which were out
of the city. When arrestedat chisel was found and
a black Jack. Callihan violently assaulted otneer
WILLCOX
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPRIA.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14,
Dlitlwoll Wlten arrested httu. The 4 et b`i i ' ea ' was
that the prisottere weep drunk, mid 1( third man
len them into the hougo. Verdict
tented 'evenyears in the Eastern tt,n onsi 7 vry.
In Odd ettbe all that Was Oblai? . +ed v"" t blankets.
- - ,
liOnliliD A Balila- '' :- .
George smith wag ehargrd with . t. atin, , a car
t jail.. ruined 81401. from a rebel ,ald,., Ito
" at.-
ehaSed it to go to Alabama. A witnessi,. ,
Smith gait: Jima liebol to SOIL itilinglamStiloedulcheapt
boll the money. Ile said lie rai , :rd the,
Mica. in a
ear. The rebel said, at the aiderini, t ,
that the
Ckillhitillt acted 35 conductor. aad tpAz the ticket.
- Verdict guilty. Sentenced tO One yen., . it
nzs,:nosl3lST WON MC. • ) 1 ,
Mary 111eGovern was charged with :lewd , 1 , 34/ in
if
gold and a silk dress. Anna Maloney t en e a that
._
wouldsank dress teli t
i t , y e a B p
r f o o s u e n e d . - to o t. ;
xs t iw il e e lo p i
r r sg t t si, o ; ri , r
eitts;aaiagins:
that lit lees she got half of what iy ag wen she
Nary was found guilt}
- of
let cell to one yea r.
tIVEII. THU:Ws
Weald
Edward .11lay and William IL. risl
guilty to stripping a. vessel of rigPit , V, sa a ar
liar or Police testified to arresting ili, accused and
111341 MR: rigging tv the:value of IMO or.sso,3 4 g eh la i r e a
tO two Sears and ata,aoatha. 11
LEAD PIPE CASF, Td•
yl
Daniel A. Boyle and Barney
Clark Aire charged
With the larceny ' of some lead pip e . .
gh testified to arreatlnF Om accuso t Meer Dar
ni
th t h e pi,.
The prisoners said they Sound the pip e , . )0 ,. u... _
jury gave them the benotit of the dun, ; ,.,,,,i itc . qui r .
tell them
, ylotaiisr AggAULL '•:
Orlando b'ayres pleaded guilty i,,, , mull
6.,:ii.
assault and battery ou Will. 111.(Pga I Th , L au
i
and a
testified that the accused rode by ill horat,
colored boy an ew his hands Mt. an the accused
threatened to cat th e boy, wOOl all all. SayreS
Goo Wont 011 alai CitaßC with t W r , o f era, and beat
Morgan and. his wife. SentettaVd t o e , iamitha.
A VALUABLE. ir Alen.
A man named Gillen was charged
watch rained itt 44.50. A. German ti
accused value So his tavern. and at)
tile Watch Was llliSSed: 110 One e l
room but the prisoner. The prisonej
orpersons were in the house. Na n -
Edward lintel 1
I.IISOII and aeOrge
with entering a *tare with ail aperoj
Convicted, the Jury bringing in a?
Bent to the House of Refuge
MEDICAL ELEC
For the Treatment et
Inseam
Electrical investigation ht
man body acts on the print
tery. The brain. mucous
the skin, tissues, and fluid,
and positive forces. Every,
or physical, is the result ofi
Digestion, respiration, CS
excretion are due solely
There is a polar action fil
nervous system which coal
the body, establishing s
balance of the electrical tl
health, and a disturhanei
There are strictly but nyj
one of inflammation,
debilitated, negative;
these two conditions
anti negative currents.
tralizu the disease and
We do not wish to cc
cure all diseases In ai
eoi;supiption after
we do assert, and are?
strate, that hundred.
of chronic diseases.
beat Medieal practi tiJ
radically Cunuo, .71
short time, by our
superiority over ot
ease is also attest 6
five years, over ,ti
been treated at 11
every form and C
humanity, and In
fact cure has been
ness, rheumatism: 4
Old knotty direas4
It proves its juse
ti C roothoO cora l
of tumors of lar;
Niectrieity alone
the knife, ligati
sea at our oflle
with these PAC
meat of discus.
the following (11::
pect of success,
enumerated:
1. Diseases of , Brain and Nervous System.—
Eoikpsy, Chow, or Si. Vitas' Dance; Faralysis
alemplegia), hi ulgia, Hysteria, Nervousness,
Palpitation of the H eart, Lockjaw, etc.
2. Organs and ssues connected with the Diges
tive Systort. — .: r Throat, Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea,
Dysentery, ob I .tc Constipation, HtemOrriloideS,
or Piles, litho 11 : tulent, and Painter's Colic, and
all affections tils., Liver and Spleen.
a. Respfraen /Oronna.—Ciitarrh, Cou g h, Iffilli.
ones, A4t.i.me ken -nob aensed , bY venn. . - '''.-c
of the heart).ll3 mchitis, Pleurisy, ieurodytda, 65
Rheumatism film Chest, Consumption in the early
stages.
4. Pibrous d Muscular System.—lthemnatism,
Gout, Loom gOkStiff Neck, Spinal Curvature, Hip
Diseases, (1 !WPM Tumors.
5, Urinary and Genital Organs. -0 - ravel, Diabetes,
and - Kidney Cesfplaints, Impotence, anti Seminal
Weakness. Tile tatter complaints neverfail to yield
rapidly to tills trt neut.
\
0. Diseases fee ter to remed4.9.--17terus Com
plaints, involving- mal-position, as Prolapsus, An
troversioo, Retro. rsion. Inflammation. Ulcera
tion, and various et er affections Of the Womb and
Ovaries, Painful, St pressed, Scanty, pi' Profuse
Menstruation, Leuc trines.
'TO LADIES we et recomend this treatment as
one of UNVARIED ACCESS. Almost Inniune
fable cases have conic nder treatment at our office
who can testify to this act. Mrs. BECKWITft 1144
entire charge of the dies , Department, and all
delicacy will be used wards those who entrust
themselves to her care. kin female diseases as men
tioned in the abOOe list, with others not Mentioned,
she has had a large experience, and Can confidently
promise the most gratllyhig results.
H
TO TE AFFL - ICTI.I
~-The treatment Is mild
and gentle, producing no tick or unpleasant sen-
SatiOn whatever. Our prorfffffgBBBBBssional intercourse with
the afflicted will ever be araeterized by perfsot
candor and honesty, and ose whose complaints
are incurable, or do not dmit of amelioration,
will be frankly told so and skot accepted for treat
ment, It matters not what may be your complaint,
or how long you may have a 'Worm, or how much,
or what course of treatment you may have been
subjected to, or what disa ',ointments you may
have experienced, if the cyst, is not worn out—lf
sufficient vitality remains for action—there is a
fairjarospeet of feeOverr.
REFERENCES. — The . disease sod all Interested
are - referred to the following- arced gentlemen,
who have been treated and witims ed our treatment
On others, at No. 1220 WALNI: Street:
A. .r. Picasonton, Brigadier (i oral, Pirlisdel
onia; A. Pleasonton, Major Gene'. I, St. Louis; W.
B. Smith,No. 1022 Hanover etre. , Philadelphia*
Geo. Douglass, NO. 23 S. Fifth str
.t; William H.:
Shriver, Haines street, Germantow ; L. O. Stock
ton, No. 205 Market street, Philade ilia; Charles
H. Grigg, Nos. 215 and 221 Chureli Ley; Emanuel
Rey, No. 707 Sansom street, Attorne at Law; H.
Craig, No. 1725 Arch street, No. 110 road street;
Robert D. Work, No, 51 N. Third street; A. G.
Croll,nort heast corner of Tenth and :Market streets;
George Grant. No. slo ,Cliestnut streetz H. T. De
silver, No. 1726 Chestnut street; Edward McMahon,
No. 1227 Front street.
Physicians or students desiring to have instruc
tion in the correct application of Electricity for the
cure of diseases can apply at the Office.
Consultation free. Descriptive circulars of cures
effected. with numerous references, can be had by
application at the Office.
A.llletters addressed to
DR. S. W. BECKWITH,
No. 1220 WALNUT Street,
seso-stutidim Philadelphia.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
SHIP.—The Copartnerthin heretofore existing
under the style and title or BOYD do BARRON Is
this flay dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons indebted to aald firm will please make pay..
went, and all elaims against said firm will
once presented for settlement.
1 - IBNItY M. BOYD
JAMBS L. Bainto,
ocl4-Bt . 120 South FOUILTH street,
DISSOLUTION OP COPAR TNER
copartnerOdp heretofore existing
luetneen the subseri hag, under the firm of EMOrli
SUTTER & MILLER, is this day dissolved or mu
tual consent—W. I). EDSON retiring. DANIEL
SUTTER & ARTHUR MILLER will continue the
Boot, Shoe and Rubber Business under rue name of
SUTTEE & MILLER, and are authorized to settle
the affairs of the late tirm, and use the name in
WM. D. EDSON,
MARIEf. SUTTER,
&BUPA , MILLE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9th, MO. nell-it
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The copartnership heretofore existing under
the style and title of GEORGE N. TOWNSEND &
co. is this clay cliesoived by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by_ GEO. N. TOWN
SEND,-
at 1233¢ South FOURTH Street.
GEO. N. TOWNSEND,
GEO, W. GRIER.
All persons having Claims against the ilrel
present them to either of the above, and all persons
indebted to the - firm will please settle the same.
1101,4pgLritia, September ts, 1885. sell-sat
DISSOLUTION OF COPAETZIVIt
sum—The copartnershe heretofore existing
between BRYANT, STRATTON & BANNISTER
WAS this day dissolved, by mutual consent; Mr.
BANNISTER retiring from the firm.
The business in future will be conducted under the
name and style of BRYANT, STRATTON &
BKY,
nuLADLFIriA, Oct. 2, 1.225. ocl2.Bt*
L A N G H A M HOTEL, PORTLAND
- 1 - 4 PLACE, LONDON.—This commodious Hotel,
"the largest in London," Is now open; it is situ
ated on the most open and healthy site in the West
end,wlth allmodern Improvements, Suites of Apart
ment, SllllO. a Manger MO by 40 heti Cleliant L adie s'
Rodin, a spacious - et entlernewe
SITTING AND WRITING ROOM, ETC.
Within a short drive of all the Railway Termini.
For terms to secure accommodation, ad &en—
The Manager, O. f3OIIIIMANN.
anglZ-am
MESSRS. J. A. GANDARA & 00.,
HAVANA, CUBA,
Wier tbetr sors-loos to those desig to parcha99
any or the products of the Island, and solicits Con
signments of Vessels. Provisions, and Approved
Ugods upon which they offer liberal cash advances,
through 'Messrs_ S. IeUGUET & runadei
phis., to whom they refer. eeziam
CROQUET, ARCHERY, CRICKET,
and EASE-BALL- IMPLEMENTS, Just re
ceived and for sale by
PHILIP WILSON & CO.,
se3o-1m 409 CHESTNUT Street.
HAVANA, CIGARS.-A GOOD VA
RIETY constantly la aim's and bond, at IMP
Cat cash rates. S. FUEFUET & SONd,
my2A-elr• No. SIE6 &nth FRONT Street.
ARCH
STREET.
600 SOUSEirtatI CUT nstitsm GOODS, boo
LERY.
oc9 GRIFFITH et PAGE.
CABINET FURNITURE.
MOORE & CAXPION,
MOI. SOUTH SECOND STREET,
are prepared to follow the decline in the market is
the price orthe r Furniture. Puckalen witiresse
Avalitilla. our stook.
AN
M
° U r NE Blher i gh,to o n o Ann B d T er ß s, A and EGene
ralN-
Machinists and Boller Matees, No. 1919 CA,-
LOWFMA. Street_
Fu(, vsT & SONS,
k. • COmamaiol4 MARCHANT& AND
Importer. of HAVANA CIGARS and TOBACCO,
seza-na 216 South FRONT Street.
MT OPENED—A CHOICE ASSORT
MENT of t , tentiornoll'g Scarfs, Ties, and Hand
kerchiefs from Parts, imported and selected by
JOHN C. ARRISON, No. 1 and 3 North SIXTH.
Street. oc7
$2O -G. & CRYSTAL, D. P.-$2O.
• $l,OOO a year eau be realized gliding and
- putting up the Crystal DOT Plate. ?eats wanted.
Stock, Tools, and Instruction . cost
L. L. T & CO.,
30 NASSAU Street, New York.
Rend felt . SL ft r. Pfa9-IM.
& GIB.ItS7
MEDICAL.
WONDER - MIL SCIENTIFIC!!
DR. S. W. EEC
(Folonsimy riw , C.
ELECTRICAL I
No. 1220 WAL
to and Chronic
proved that the ho
of the galvanic bat-
Id serous eseriibtsngs,
nstitute the negative
Mu, whether mental
lee antagenistieforees.
dation, secretion and
Electrical innuence.
iblished throughout the
?eta with every part of
[ preserving a proper
cent, which constitutes
>i • which causes disease.
:conditions of disease—
mitive; the other weak,
as Electricity contains
,e action of the positive
iwe have to do is to nen
;ore proper healthy action,
Ley the impression that we
ditions. We cannot cure
mgs are alt destroyed; yet
. ,
;pareo to praeticAlly demon_
' cases of almost every form
•onounced incurable by the
re of the country, have been
of them in an incredibly
Irical treatment. Its great
practice in the cure of dis
, the fact that, within the past
Seen thousand patluntS have
office, suffering from almost
idition of disease common to
:arty all cases a beneiltror per
keetcd. Palsy, deafness, blind
dyspenita, cancer, and all the
that ar‘a physician's curse, as
ty to eradicate, are by our SCiell
ativel-y easy of ciike. Specimens
growth extracted by means of
ithout pain, without the use of
. a, or any other means, may be
,y those interested. Therefore,
to prove our theory and treat
are willing to undertake any of
cost, with every hope and pros
itli very many others not here
row 4:1 tai kia,D)lTl it.4lli
HOTELS.
SEWING
MACHINES.
PERRY & Co..
No. 609 Chestnut btressk obirre atalh.
ON BAND AND CONSTANTLY MAKING 171.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING AND GOODS
FOR CUSTOM WORIC
No. 609 Chestnut Street, Above Sian
*49.8-Im4thp
EDWARD P. KELLY,
T,A.X1,011,
612 IMMERTMOT STMMEL
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOTHES UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY AND
STYLE.
MILITARY AND NAVAL OFFICERS
Attended to by J. S. TAYLOR, the best Military
and Naval Tailor in the country—last four years the
Cutter at OWENS', Washington. se2o-tf
@• Rh stealing a
tided that the
r lie wontiout
e was in the
said a number
t not guilty.
; aLer, charged
to steal, were
ealed verdict.
F . A. HOYT & BROTHER .
Have nOw on hand
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BOYS' -Cl-.02 1 1-IING.,
to, which they invite the attention of their mu
t-orders and the 'public in general.
A fine line of goods for MEN% and 1101 7 g 1 WEAR
—to Wake to order.
F. A. 110 YT & BRO.,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
TENTH - AND CRIESTRET STREETS.
sak-wfmnt
RICITT.
ISCO VERY.
WITH'S
BOLX•ES )n
TITUTE,
T Street,
PRE LEHIGH COAL.-HOUSE
KEEPERS can rely on getting a pure article at
S. E. corner FRONT alla rOPL4,It Streets.
ocl4-lne JOHN W. HAMPTON.
COAL. THEUNDERSIGNED HAVE
on hand and for sale_ at low prices, a large
', supply of Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, Persons
- wanting a large quantity of Chestnut' Goa/ Can
have their orders filled at very low prices. Please
call before buying elsewhere.
CHAMPION & AUSTIN.
gOB North BROAD Street.
Having been disabled (oiler three years) se.rvirb
in the army) by wounds received at the battle Of
ipottsylvania Court-House, I respectfully ask the
patronage of all Union men. at. S. AUSTIN,
Ocia-lm Late - Lieut. and Act , g Adjt. sth N. J. V.
UNSURPASSED PLAN - UNSUR
PASSED COAL.
UNSURPASSED LIBERALITY OF PREMIUMS.
Privileges for Len years Only Vi; once paid—half
On Subscribing and half one month thereafter—Sem
cure every year each Ona Drags ton Of the unsur
passed hard White Ash Coat of the BROAD MOUN
TAIN MAMMOTH-VEIN COAL COMPANY, at the
lowest first cost, with 50 cents per ton added for the
Company, sent directly from the mine, avoiding all
charges, expenses and profits of middle dealers.
The Coal is of the best and purest quality to be
found in the country-, and worth from $,l to more
than the average Coal in the market, which, to
gether with the saving; effected by the moot perfect
mining works, on a grand scale, nearly completed,
and the direct distribution from the mines to the
privilege-holders, without middle dealers, secures
a Stibutantial saving every year about equal to the
whole cost or the privilege for ten- years, beSitles
the satisfaction of enjoying for ton years the very
best Coal of the country, which, to most families,
is worth the small cost of the privilege, without
regard to the great profits secured._
Air To secure the quicket sale of privileges, and
thereby our ability to mine Coal on the largest
scale from our inexhaustible Mammoth Mine, tahfah•
cheapens the coat for all Interested. we offer
3,048 VALUABLE pit cAnoms,
WORTH $1,50;t100.,
consisting' of 15 three-story brick bwellhig Houses
new and handsome to be built a round a beautiful
private Park, on Premium Square, in Philadel
phia,-and 6,000 shares in •the Bear Mountain Frank
lin Coal Company', in full operation, to be distribu
ted among members of committees, impartially
drawn from the first 5,000 subscribers of four privi
leges each, and the next following , four series of
subscribers, the names of the first, five thousand
being preferred above all others, and twlee drawn
for in each serles, Or tell times in oil.
.
See Plan and Description, to be had at the Office
of the Company 121 South THIRD street. oppo
site Girard Bank, or at their Yard, southwest
Verner or Brood ...I Wood greets, where `` Mam
moth-vein Coal 99 may be examined.
IiENRIP.94SII9.W'r.
COAL!_ cx v,..w'iL COAL!!!
..,eml.irated Tunnel Ridge COM.
Best in the market.
Large . Nut, slo.2syer ton.
Broken rgg and Steve , ehean,
At the MANTUA COAL YARD.
Mikes—Fortieth street aua Lancaster avenue.
Thirty-fifth street and Penna. Railroad
oel2-12t. WM. L. MENTOR.
GEM:III4E EAOIJE VEIN 00AL i
equal, it not superior, to Lehigh, Egg and Stove
sizes, SIZ• Large Nut, Sri. Try it. You will be
sure t 4 be pleased. Office, lfdlSouth FOURTH
Street, below Chednut. Depot, 1419
GALOVP
IIILL Street, above Broad.
iy27-am ELLIS BRANSON.
K NO WLE B' HICKORY,
and FIBS COAL, at reduces Nice
and Yard, 3113711 arta WILLOW Stn. 3y20-Sins
(1 0A L .-SUGAR LOAF, BEAVER
kJ MEADOW, luta Apring . Monninin Lehigh 009.4
and best Locust Mountain, from Schunkill,repared
f ind. (rf tr j e2 o . t 'Olcceng. " ll. e il
B. SECOND dtreet. Cape-4fl J. WALTOpi it CO.
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TIiTJBT
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
INCORPORAVATENIA,D B 3D M TH O., 2,2 D, 1865. E STATE OF
SYLPENN
-Insures LiveB, AnaEDB Interest On Depoof 4.. and
QrantB AnirtatiGe,
CAPITAL, $150,000.
6AMITEL R. SHIPLEY. RICHARD CADBURY,
,TEREDUATI HACKER, HENRY HAINES,
josiniA H. MORRIS, T. WISTAR BROWN,
RICHARD WOOD_, WM. C. LONOSTRETIL
.CEL&S. F. COFFIN.
SAMUEL D. SHIPLEY,
PRESIDENT.
ROWLAND PARRY,
ACTUARY.
TEMPORARY OFFICE
No. 247 SOUTH THIRD STREET
BASEMENT. jr/b-tuthelY
NEW RAISINS.
250 boxes new M. R. Raisins.
250 boxes new Layer Raisins.
75 boxes new Turkish Prunes.
100 boxets Valencia Raisins.
25 barrels new Emote Currants.
50 routs new Seedless Ratable.
6 cases new Citron.
For sale by RHODES & WILLIAMS,
0011 107 South WATER Street
A CARD.—HAVING RESUMED TEEE
PRACTICE OF LAW, I will give careful at
tention to ail business which may be entrusted to
naxhands.
OFFIcE, No. I, FLOOR BIBLE BUILDIN G, FAYETTE Street, near Charles street,
Baltimore.
se29-Int JOHN R. KENI.Y.
PERSONS SEEKING MEDICAL AID
would do well to consult Dr. C. A. DUMAS,
N 0.1037 WALNUT Street, for prompt and effi
cient treatment.
Distant patients consulted by letter, anti reme
dies forwarded to any address.
E . D. F. 7AORGAIT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
AGENT,
The Civil Courts of this District are now in brae-
Heal operation. Having practiced at the Meuiphls
bar for ten (10) years, my acquaintance with tAlt
business community greatly facilitates in the speed]
collection of claims.
J31.2-8m R. D. F. MORGAN.
A FINE STOCK OF CUTLERY.-
A
INDIA RUBBER. TEA if,nd TABLE KNIVES.
IVORY lIDNUT,B do. do. do.
HORN do. do. do. do.
KITCHEN WARES COMPLETE.
se29-t[ gRIIPIPITH & PAGE. SIXTH and ARCH.
1 000 NESTS FANCY BASKETS,
,just received, Alen, tan atir.k of plain
and fancy WILLOW AND WOOD WARE. For
sale low to the trade.
ROWS, EUSTON & CO.,
ee3o 157 and North TRIED Street.
FIREMEN'S PARADE. FIREMEN,
the Priest Flags at exceedingly low rates, of all
sizes, eee be used It the ELLIPTIC *EWINIa
MACHINE OFFICE, 701 OlitibrkTur street,
northwest corner SEVENTH, up Stairs. xl3-MX
HERMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
AND SOUPS.
1,000 dos. Sausage Neat.
600 " Reast - Beet.
600 " do Veal.
500 " do hillttoll,
1,000 " do Turkey.
1,000 " do Woken.
8,000 " assorted Soups, ra 1,2, 2,4 fa. mint,
For sale by RHODES & WILLIAMS.
fee-tf 107 South WATER Street.
JOHN C. BASER & CO.'S COD LIVER
OIL.—TRE TRUE AND GENULNE—Unsur.
passed in quality and effects, being the
SWEETEST AND BEST PREPARED.
In Coughe, Coldi, DlVOchitis, Asthma, Gout In
cipient COnstlieption,and all Scrofultdiscompildnla4
it oftentimes produces immediate andeertain effects
when other remedies have been taken with little or
no benefit.
Sold by all Druggists in the city, and by the pro
prietor, Re. MARKET Street. jell -sin tin
-•-- -
ELECTROPATHIC ESTABLIBIL
MENT.—DR. A. H. STEVENS, one or the
FIRST DISCOVERERS of a new 4ystem of treat
ing disease byDiQDIPI D ELECTRICAL APPLP
enprows,Aed who has been so very enecesellli at
PENN S WARE for the last three years basre
moved hie Oillee and Residence to 1.638 VENN
Street, oue door below Seventeenth.
All persons desiring references, or anyparticulars
with regard to his special mode of treatment, will
please call or send for a pamphlet.
Gensultation or advice gratuitous.
PHILADELPHIA 43 ALE
WORKS.—BANKS, DINIVORE, & CO.,
Successors to A. B. Dallis Zit Co., .N . W. cot.
uer FIFTEENTH Street and PENNSYL.
VANIA. Avenue, manufacturers of Patent . Scales,
suitable for Weigh Locks, Railroad Tracks, Depots,
Coal, Hay, and I.lve Stock; also, all the varmint
descriptions of Dormant and Portable Platform
Scales, Counter Scales; and Patent Beams; Patent
Stock House Scale, for Blast Furnaces; Patens
Parallel Crane Beam, for weighing_boilem cast.
loge, and other heavy machinery,' Hopper Dealer',
for weighing grain. indicating bushels and pounds;
Banks' Improved Rolling-Mill and Union Scale.
Every Scale warranted. Prompt attention giver
to repairing. Send for a Circular.
C. M. BANKS I R. R. DIN MORE,
I.EWIS L. HOUP ,_
T, 1 F. A. ItIZIILE.
sua-am
EFAIRBANKS/ STANDARD
SCALES,
Adapt durabley branch of business where a
correct andSeale ia required.
A uniform standard of weights, and a correei
system of weighing, are subjects claiming the at.
'Mutton of everyAndividual In the community.
A Wom) OF CAUTION.
OrELL-BARNUD UPI:MAII4W OP TEEM
SCAbne has induced the manufacturers and ven
ders of imperfect and cheap made balances to offer
them as FAIRBANKS' Seamus, and purchasers have
therefore been 6 , 1 1 .1e4t0d to fraud and inlVeliffmj
and further, other manufacturers have roisottr as
serted that they have Secured the services of valued
superintendents and foremen from our establish
ment.
The subscribers have no centred:POW with honor.
able competitors, but regarding the perpetrators 01
the above frauds as pursuing a course alike unjuse
and dfahonorubk, they take this method to caution
the public against their iiiipdaitlOnth
FAIRBANKS & EWurci
MASONIC RAU., Philadelphia. Pa
THEY ARE
CLOTHING.
PHILWELPECLA,
COAL.
INSURANCES.
DIRECTORS
MEMPHIS, TENN.
NOISELESS.
A S S ISTAN
. 4 1 - 0F.1 1 10.E . , 1130
o PROPOSALS FOR
Prorteanie are inVitee
delivery or good, mown,
Straw, on board or Ness,.
Port of Philadelphia as mt
The nay and Straw remit
weigh (2,C01d two thonaaad
Sive of wood.
Proposals must state plAlnli
and time of delivery.
The Hay and Straw will be
ernment Inspector, and. weigheh
P Proposals will also he received tc
Straw at Washington. D. C., Rich
'Hilton Head, S. Cr., subject to the
mente.
Bids will be accePted from time to
the requirements of the Government.
Payment/3 to be Dade on delivery,
,thereafter as funds for that purpose ,
elved.
Bids shall he subject to the decision of
termaeter General.
All propos a ls to be mivie out in du
printed forms, which may he had on apple
this office, the price to be slated both in V.
figures.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two resprn.
persons, whose Signntures must be appended to
guarantee, and certified to as being Rood end sn,
(*lent securities for the amount Involved by tt
'United States District Judge, Attorney or Col
lector, or other public officer.
Ravtilopthg to he endorsed, "Proposals for For
age."
All proposals to conform strictly to the terms of
this advertisement, a copy of which must =Com
pany each pro]. °sal.
By order of Col. WM. W. McKIM, U. S. A.,
Chief Quartermiseter Depot.
DO. R. ORME,
Capt. and Assn Quartermaster.
FFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF
U
atIISISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, D. U,, October 6,1860. SALE OF HARD BREA.D.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re
ceived at this office until 12 M., on THURSDAY,
the 26th hitt., for the surplus
• HARD BREAD
this and the Alexandria depot. The Bread is
packed in boxes of fifty (50) pounds each, and can
tie examined at Sixth street wharf, in this city,
or at the Subsistence Storehouse,. in Alexandria,
Va. No bids will be received for less than twenty
(2o) boxes, one thousand (1,000) pounds. The
price per pound and quantity desired will be stated
In each proposal, It Will be placed on transports at
Alexandria, 'Va., or at the sixth-street wharf,. free
of expense to the purchaser. Twenty thousand
boxes (50 pounds each), more or less, can be pur
chased.
The attention of shippers, and others using Pilot
Bread, is called to the Odvantmes now offered for
obtaining their supplies of this article.
The Illovernreent reserves the right to reject bids.
Bidders not present will be notified by letter of the
result of their proposals- All purchases will be re
moved Within twenty days from tug date of accep
tance.
Blank Proposals, If desired, can be obtained from
the undersigned.
Terms cash, in Government funds, before the de
livery commences. G. BELL,
• oc9-mwfat Maj. and e. C., U. S. A.
PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER a, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate will be re
elivett,_from first hands only, by tile undersigned,
at the United States Commissary Warehouse, near
corner CALLOWIIILL and SIXTEENTH Streets,
or directed to Post Olnee Box 1138 in this city. until
10 o'clock A. M. OCTOBER, 14t1/ 4 BA for furnlyh
tug, and delivering free of cost to the Camps, Bar
racks, Hospitals and °Lacers in the vicinity or this
city, all the FRESH BE EF tresured by them for six
months, commencing on the first day of November
next, or such less time as the Commissary General
shall direct, and imblent to his approval.
The Beef to be of steers four years old and over,
and weighing gross not less than twelve hundred
pounds, n alternate four and hind quarters, and
trimmed according to regulations.
Bids from clisiolgil parties will not be considered.
Each bid must be accompanied by an oath or allegi
ance to the Government.
bond of live thousand dollars to accompany the
contract will be required.
Pro posals to be endorsed "Proposals for Fresh
eef. 3,
The names of all parties participating in the pro
posal must he elven, and no trausfer of the contract
1011 be anowerY. C. L. KILBURN,
oc7-7t Braver Brigadier General, A. c, G. o.
SHIPPING.
-y rr e U. S. MAIL LINE FROM RA.L
TISIORE for FORT MONROB, NOR.
FOLK, CITY POINT, and RICHATOND, by first
class steamers and experienced captains. The old
established Bay Line, daily.
Passengers laity:42lg Italtimore at a r. M. arrive /.4
Richmond the next afternoon at 9 P. M.
The Bay Line steamers Louisiana and Georgians
will leave the Union Dock, foot of Concord street
daily, at 6 o'clock P. N. for Fort Monroe and
Norfolk, Va., connecting at Fort Monroe with the
well-known, new, fast and • splendid Steamers
Thomas Collycr and Milton Martin, built for the
Hudson River, and finished without regard to ex
pense, for City Point and Richmond, Va.
Reibrning, will leave Richmond at 6 A. M. daily,
atoopieg bit Point, and connecting at Norfolh
wit the Bayy Line steamers that leave - Norfolk
at 8i P. N., and arriving in Baltimore in time for
the Eastern and Western trains, and for Washing
ton City { D. CI
The Steamers of this line navigate ale Jillitfig river,
going and returning entirely In day time, giving
passengers ample time to see the fortifications, and
all other objects of interest.
Fare i crota Philadelphia to Richmond $l3. 76
Ci Point 11 Z 5
66 Norfolk.. ...
Ss Fortress , aire,.. , •ye.. a 76
Through tickets can he obtained at all the depots
. E n a . st e e . rn, and Western
e o i f ti t e lf s e ,
a ti d lif w el a p s a h l i li n ar o teg y f
- anu Meals extra.
tpißisehepdailicyntrm_et.o procure finkete 1, 1 tee old-esta
-Wg kite-rpm accommodations are unsurpassed,
and the table - well supplied.
Passengers taking the 1.15 train from ritiladol
phis will make connection with this line.
Passengers taking the 8 A. M. train from New
York have ample time to dine in Baltimore.
Passengers taking the s F. M. train from Wash.
Ington make connection with this line.
Passengere and their baggage transported free
between Itailronct depots an d steamers.
M. PiLLg. President.
R. D. JAMAR, General Passenger Agent. iyi3.ll
ti v 3, BOSTON - AND
.PHILADEL
- - PHIA STEAMSHIP LINE, Hailing from
eadh_port on SATURDAYS, from first wharf above
PINE Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Bog.
ton.
The SteaMer -15.9/01AZT. Captain Baker, will sail
from rnuisauipnia for Boston on Saturday; October
14, at 10 A. M. and steamer SAXON, captain ktat
thews, from Boston for Philadelphia, same Min
14 r• ht•
Theme maraud substantial mammal.. forma ',Qa
tar line, sailing from each port punctually on Satur
days.
/um:trances effected At Uneaten' the Pruelnle
charged on the venial+.
rivights taken at fair rates.
•
Shippers are requested to send ally receipts and
Bills of Lading with their goods.
For Freight or rassAge (haviki/ accomraoda
tiOns), apply to HENRY MOB. & CO.,
mhn-tf BM South DELAWARE AYOnile•
4,Tr, tY STEAM -TO LIVERPOOL
- Calling at Queenstown-The Inman Line,
eniiiag- &AM-Weekly. carrying the 13 , 5. Mans.
CITY OF LURERIoIi Oet.ll
EDINBURG- SATURDAY. Oct. 14.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. WEDNESDAY. Oct. 18
CITY OF WASIIINGTON-SATURDAY, Oct. 21.
At Moon, from Pier 44 North River.
BATES OF FASSAO.E.
Payable in,64a;
First Cabin $5O 00 Steerage ....... —....580 00
to London.. 95 001 " to London.. 34 00
ti to Paris DP 091. to Paris 40 131)
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Handuirg,
Bremen, &c., &c. at moderate rates.
Passage by the Wednesday steamers, cabin, $9O;
steerage, $B5; payable in U. S. currency..
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S.EI gold, Or Ito equivalent. Tickets can be 'bought
here by persons sending for their friends.
For further information, apply ly at the Company's
Offices. JOHN AE Agent,
)pit 1111 WALNUT Street, Phila.
iregMit NEW EXPRESS LINE—TO
ALEXANDRIA, ar.oRGETOWN,
ana WASHINGTON—Via Chesapeake and Dela
ware Canal. . . .
. . .
Steamers leave first wharf above MARKET Street
every SATURDAY and WEDNRSPAX at 12 M.
.For freight away to the agenu,
Wld. CLYDE. &
14 NORTH) B. SO tAVIDS UTH WHARVES, Phila.
E.O,
Georgetown, D. C.
M. RLDR.IDGE & CO.,
Alexandria, 'Pa.
lc. B.—Goods forwarded to Lynchburg, and all
points on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
oen-tfai
„ FOR RICHMOND, NORFOLK,
AND CITY POINT.
..FMILADELPLUA.AND RICHMOND STEAM
FAcKET COMPANY.
The line steamship
CLAYMONT' ,
will sail from the First Wharf above MARKET St.,
On SATURDAY, 0140 ex 7, lets, at 12 M.
These steamers insure a,. lowe.t rates Anti nail re•
gularly every Wednesday and Saturday.
For freight or passage, with excellent accommo
dailons, apply to
WM, P. CLYDE
sel4.2m • No. 14- NORTH WHARFER.
A dr oi t NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
ALEXANDRIA., GEORGETOWN,
AND wAsDIEGTON, via Chesapeake and Dela
ware Canal. . .
Steamers leave nrst Wharf above MARKET
Street every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
idM.
For Freight apply to Agents, Wk. P. CLYDE &
CO" 14 Nortb and t3ontfi 'Wl3.arve, Philadelphia;
J. B. DAVIDSON, Georgetown, D. 0.• PLoW
ERa BOWEN. Alexandria. Va. .mhl4-9m
B.—Goods forwarded to Lynetibnyg and all
points on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
ail aMt NOTIO E.-FOR NEW
YORK.--Tbe PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK EXPRRW STEAMBOAT COMPA
NY, via Delaware and Raritan Canal_
Steamersleave DAILY, first wharf' below NAM,
NET Street, at 1.2 o'clock M.
WM ‘ p. CLYDE WHARVES., Phila.
JAMES R AND, Ur WALL Street,
mhl6 9m NB,. leVar.
x id gE i t NEW TOW-BOAT LINA,
—DELAWARE AND CHEZAPEAKB
STEAK TOW-BOAT COMPANY.—Barges Sewed
to and from Philadelphia, Havre de arose, Balti
more, Washington, and intermediate points. WM.
CLYDD ifo CO., Agents. No. 14 BOUTE
WHAR - vme. rnitadelohla. JO/44de/
.HENRY BALDWIN, JE.
No. 36 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
PITILADELPIIIA
ATTORNEY-AT.LAW,SQLICITbR OF PATENTS
AND
COUNSELLOR IN PATENT CASES.
CORN EXCIIANOZ. „
BAH DIANUFACTvnx.
10,000 Cotton Seamless sags.
10,000 Linen do. do.
20,000 Jute do- do.
In store and for sale by
JOHN T. NAILEY & CO., •
sel43m* 113 North FROVT Street.
EDICAL AID.- STRANGERS IN
M
6Carchof Medical Ald would (le Well to con-.
Butt Dr. C. A. DUMAS, No, 1037 st.,
Tor prompt and &Relent treatment of seldom over
three days. Distant patients consulted by lett,r,and
remedies forwarded to any address. oelo-50
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCH.
ENER, OR EUROPEAN RANGE, for &mi.
p
lies, hotels, orpublic institutions, In TWEN.
-TY DIFFERENT SIZES. ,Alse, Philadel
phia Ranges, Hot-air Furnaces, Portable Heaters
Lowdown Grates, Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boiler.
Stewhole Plates, Broilers, Cooking Stoves, etc.,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturers.
CHASE, IsHARP, THOMSON,
ap2s-tuthsem No. 509 North sEcONH street
itnDR. C. L. MUNNS, 731 SPRUCE
Street, EXTRACTS TEETH without the
least pain, by administering nitrous oxide gas.
This gas is without taste or amen, and had not the
unpleasant effect Of ether or chloroform. It is per•
fecily harmless and delightful to inhale, se29-1m
rintADELPHI.A BIIR.
----
GEON'S BANDAGE _ INSTITUTE. NO.
14 North NINTH Street, above malt
k e t . _,R . riEgypr, after thirty years' praett,
sal experience, guarantee. the skilful adiustMen,
of his Premature. Patent Ormittatitti Pressure Truss,
Supporters, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces-
Crutches, /he. Ladles' apartments condosted by a
Lady. • apl2-17
_ _
ni OSAGE ORANGE, ARBOR VITA,
- ...AL—and other hedge
_plants; Fruit, Ornaments
Tre e s. &c,, DIEZtLAN'b G ERMAN TOWN NUR
EERIE& ae2l.4lre
EVANS & WATSON'S
61,8BAAMANDEE IMPS
El 2,
JO 13017TT1 POURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
A large variety of FIRE-PILOOP BAPEB always
on hand.
ow n WILLIAM H. MO RE, GE
NERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.
14 o. Ens rues, street,. (late of Arch wirciA.)
Kir Porennal attention at aneonve.
THEY ARE
JOHN B. MYERS it 00, AUCTION
,JSZIW, Noe, a3a and 234 MAIMItte Sttnat.
STER 5
.r 18Bri.
Li MY .•
e
Hay rot
NI fit he
led, and
eselu-
LANtir, PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH AND
°TARR. EUROPEAN DRY li DODS, &C.
ON MONDAY InAnrsititi,,
October IC, title o'clocitoriu be sold by oßtalogno.
On four months' credit. about 675 lots Of Frenon,
Joon., Gorman, and Britibb dry 4oads, embracill
run assortment of fancy and ota.p.e articles , In silk .,
worsteds woollens , and cottons.
N. ll.— foods arranged for examination ana. Nita-
Logue. ready early on morn lag Of Bale.
:PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH. DRESS
0001)6. SHAWLS, BILE'S, &C.,
ON MOND AY.October 16th.
001)6.
pieces 1-4 black and colored Paris merinos.
pieces black and colored Paris moue. de lailll6.
pieces silk o add grog genius and roubaix..
pieces silk stripe and plaid poplin inix tures.
pleCeit Epinglitie pointei le, taffetas. veil barcge.
oboes silk strltiO Donn it sole, French Otinitel9.
FOIL OHEVRES, NUELANUES, 'BROCADES,
&c.
110 pieces ilex,' stiles poll de eliev res.
NO Mecca colored and black brocade inoltalrs and
tee's plaid and Striped Saxony dress kotldg.
dcces I'a its Striped:lnd plaid sin. and doublepoplins.
leees melange lustres and stripe
feces torl:iit plaid mantra and French
, !ces black tabby velvets.
~ es colored and black and fancy plaid al-
Thorg
,ye goods are of the most celebrated Ira
,. le.t landed, and are confidently recom
the trade.
A ft.
A fr.
A ful
A (ull
Wc. a.
fallorit(
Also, b
6111Yyb,
Also, elb.
—Pieces re
pieces
(xj,OVES,
cartons IP:
ribbons.
•=fll
Gents' and ladle;
gloves: embreide
brie handkerchiefs,
French fancy goode,
LARGE PEREMTOW
BROGANS, TRA
UN TUESDA.
October 17th, will be sot
lOgns, on four months' erk
boots, shoes, brogans, dal
and Eastern manillattlilli.
with catalogue on morning_ol
LARGE POSITIVE SALE t
BALMORALS,
NOTICE. Included in our sale Of tots and shoes,
ON TUESDAY MORNINt
- OCt. 17, will be found, in part, the_fohatlng fresh
and desirable itAsortment; '
—cases men's, boys', and youthe!co - double
sole, and half-welt dress boots.
-
-cases men's, boys', and youths' kip and burr
leather Wets
- cases men's - fine Vain, lons g nifty And
Napolkon thick boots. •
—Cases men's and boys' calf, buff nether ,buckle
anti plain) Congress boots and balm. als.
—cases men's, boys', and youths' . Ip, buff, arid
polished grain, lialf-weli, and hcav double-sole
brogans.
—Cases ladies' line kid,goat, Inoroc and ena
melled patent sewed, buckle, and plat halroorala
and Congress gaiters.
--
- eases women's, misses, and children's calf anti
burr Ivittber bahraomis and Ute.(4.
cases children's fine kid, sewed, City - made lace
boots, fancy-sewed bainiorals, and ankle ties.
—cases ladles' line black and colored lasting Con
gress and side-lace gaiters.
cases women's, misses' and children's goat
and morocco eopner-nailed Iftee
eases ladies' fine kid slippers, metallic over
shoes, and sandals,earpet-slippers, travelling bags.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITIIIII,FNNN . CHs
GERMAN, AND DONEnTIC DRY' GOODg.
We will hold a large sale of foreign and domeStie
dry goods, by catalogue, on four months' credit and
part for cash,
ON THURSDAY MORNING, -
October 19th, at 10 o'clock, enibracing cheat 710
packages and lots of staple and fancy articles, In
woollens, worsteds, linens, silks, and cottons, to
which we invite the attention of dealers.
N. 13.—Catalogues ready and goods arranged for
exhibition early on Icor/lir-got sill.
POSITIVE SALE OP CROSSLEY'S BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETINGS, tte.
ON FRIDAY ,MORNING,
October:Mb, at 11 &clock, will be sold, by cata
logue, on four months' credit, about two hun
dred and fifty pieces Crossley's tapestry Bruswis,
superfine and flne ingrain. royal damask Vene
tian, list. Datcli hemp. cottage, and rag carpotings,
&e., embracing a elioice assortment of superior
goose, TV 11113 k /uay be examined oArls , On the morn
ing of sale.
Air, THOMAS & SONS,
xta- 2foa. 166 and .1.4.1 South FOUrirli 0090
REAL EBTATE A.N.I) tiq"Cini 3,
clocks, at the EL.i.
.Public sale of Ratiß9,M - a 'n 2
o,loeg a Vr ( 7l& T orture at the Auction Ok•re ov4a.,
TIL CLIWDA:I". -
. .
s ALT! nr• xtrAAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ,-allitnilet catalogues of twenty parleß now ready,
Containing fun tl,:solptions of all Um property to be
sold on Ttim - DAV next, 17th instant ; with a
of sales, lath, Nth. 80th and 81st October, comprising
a very large amount and great variety of valuable
residences, dwellings, stores, lots, &C., to be sold
pareMTIOCHJA L by Order of Orphans' Court, Execu
tors, Truateeraria others.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE LARGE MANTEL
AND I'lRn MIRRORS, PIANO, VELYZW PAR'
PETS, lte.
ON SATURDAY MORNING,
Oct. Itth, at 10 o'clock, at No. lAD Walnut street,
catalogue, the superior furiiiiiro, one mirrors,
&e.
The elegant residence will be sold preViOtte
to the sale of furniture.
. -
iffir Full particulars in catalogues.
A dmin eale — HO.lBo9 Wallace street.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, iit./SE WOOD PIANO,
MELODEON, HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR
NESS, FINE TAPESTRY CARPETS, Ae.
O WgDNESDAY MORNING,
Bib inst., at mo.eAock,.at No. IRO wstlaee street,
by catalogue, by order of administrators Of Wm,
It, Faun, deceased, the elegant furniture, rosewood
.Piano forte, melodeon, horses, carriages, sleigh,
uoabie ...a stogie harilesikfille tenthstry cs.rputsi&e.
Also, the kitchen furniture.
.612P' May be examined on the morning of salt, at
8 /filet*.
• - • -
The elegant residence will be sold pm - atone to the
gale of furniture.
Sale No. 1719 ruce street.
E WEDNESDAYITURE.
ON lww.v.Ncf,
October 25th, at 10 o'clock, at 1719 dpruce Atteat,
by catalogue, the Wire furniture, including ele
gant green plush Ifrawlng-room furniture, hand
some oak dining-rook and elegant chamber furni
ture, fine curtains, elegant dinner and tea-china,
bronzes chandellecil, &e
The furniture was made to order, is of suliell6l ,
quality, and in excellent condition.
Full particulars In catalogues.
CJ, WOLBERT, AUCTIONEER, NO,
• 10 South SIXTH Street.
OP PURE OLD BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKIES,
RUM, *IN,
OR TUESDAY MORNING NNIVP,
The 17th inst., at 31 o'clock, at No. 16 Smith Sixth
street,. in cases, demijohns, and .14 casks, MartelPs
pure Old 1114011yonadeira, Sherry, port, and Muscat
wines rum, Holland gin : , liteliongalielti and itfoten
whiskies, highest cost and finest quality champagnes
and clarets, Cc., and 10,000 cigars.
Catalogues now ready.
pANCOAST & WARNOCK, AUC
TIONERES. No. xto IWEILICT Street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF AMERICAN AND
IMPORTED DRY GOODS, LINEN AND HO
SIERY 600DS, EMBROIDERIES AND MILLI
NERY GOOM g
ON WEDNESDAY,
October lath, commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising
about 750 lots new and seasonable goods worthy the
attention of buyers.
PHILIP FORD 00. , AUCTIONEERS,
528 MARIIBT and 52121 COMMERCE Strand.
SALE OF 1,200 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, BRO
GANS, &c.
ON MONDAY MORNING',
October 16th, commencing at 10 o'clock precisely
will be sold by catalogue, 1,200 eases prime boots
shoes, brogans, ballnurals, Congress gaiters, sup
pers, &e., from first ehliSii Mallpfacturers.
SALE OF 1,500 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
ON TRU:MOAT' MORNING,
OCtol?ei 19th, commencing at 10 o'clock, we wil
WI by eataiegue, for cash, 1000 eases UISR:s. boys
and youths' boots, shoes, brogans, inthnorate, con
gress, prairie, gum sole ;Ind 'eluting boots, &c.
&c., with a large and desirable assoi talent of wo
tuenat i misses' plui eliildreus , wear.
DAVIS & HARVEY, AUCTIONEERS
(Late with M. Thomas & Sono)
§TORE NO. 333 CHESTNUT STREET.
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, so.
NOTICE.—SaIes of Beat Estate, Stocks, he., will
'he held at the Philadelphia Exchange. Due notice
Of Firot Sale will be given.
FlittrriTlSßE SALES at the Store every Tues
day.
SALES AT RESIDENCES will receive particu
lar attention.
LARGE AND P.E.Frcomi - Toiiit gA.LE AT THE
MONTGOMERY HOTEL,
Northeast corner of Sixth and Willow streets.
TUESDAY MORNING,
Oct. nth, at ten o'clock, without reserve, the en
tire furniture of about 70 room o, including fine
toned grand action plan piano, mirror, 50 fine feather
beds, 2 high-ease clocks, large lire-proof, platform
scales, clothes mangle. carpets, oil cloths, &e.
ilcgta's. COWS, PIGS, SHEEP, &c.
Also, a xtun.Li...r 114Vgait, COWL pigs, sheep ? ponl
try, &c. Also, wagons, harness, straw cutter, ,t.e.
Sale No, 'Xi.3 Chestnut stroet.
bUrfatlOß ruirraTlMß, In.A.NO. OFFICE
DB:4ICg. RINE UARPETIS 4 ttce
ON THURSDAY MORNINU,
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction alum, a large assort-
Melit Of CM:client furniture, piano -forte, superior
office desks, tine velvet, brussels and liupuritii Car
pets, Slat cott age furniture, &c.
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
Alto, ag invoice of champagne wines, choice
brands.
!S:tle No. 1121 Vine street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. OIL PAINTINGS,
FINE, TAPESTRY AND INIPERIAL CARPETS,
,Sct
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
Oct. 25th, at la o'clock, by catalogue, the superior
walnut parlor furniture, 4 halt Isom', Venetian
ell paintings, elegant oak buffet, superior
library table, cottage suit, line tapestry and impe
rial carjtßtt, &a. Al 60 4 the kitch e n utensits.
May he examined at s• o'clock on the et4eithig of
sale.
BSCOTT, TR., AUCTIONEER, 1020
. CHESTNUT STREET.
BY JACOB R. SMITH dk CO., AUC
TIONEERI3.
Oft baTyII.DAY 3101tNIND,
October Mil, et to n clock, at 211 SCUTT( SEC
OND Street, below Do!k.
ENteuslye sale of the entire stook of superior fur
niture, bilYtr - plated Ware. mirrors, piano forte,
French clocks, goo.mid unmixed term Of
lease of the old eatebllmlied store of tiIISLON JVC
TINGN. oe,lo-50.
BT C, W. BOTgLER, Jl...l,sarioNmum
LA-IMF AND EXTENSIVE RALE OF CON
DEAINED MEDICAL AND lioaezrAL PRO
RE12117.
• • .
MEDICAL rtiII•YETOR'S 01 , 1'16/1,
W.l SillNaruN, D. C., October U. lag.
Will he sold, at Public Auction, in this city, On
FRIDAY, the 201 - 1, day of October, ut 10 o'clock A.
'
M. at the Warchense, EIGHTEENTH and F
Streets, a large quantity of Contionited Hothead
and Hospital - Property, consisting of Lanterns,
Busies and Weights (prescription), Tin Plates, As
sorted Trusses , Hanging Lamps , Dolt Pitchers,
Onttapereha lied Covers, Amor/oil liolinte, Fru
tore Boxes, Knives and Forks, lipatitats, Table
spoons, Water.fbolers, Tin Cups, and a ,great va
riety or other art ieles
At Oils talc will also be 80111 o,syo Hiktikets, 1,704
Bed-etteks, 1,100 Sheets, 0,020 Soesa, t,sts 1 1 ratk4i 00 ,
516 Towels, 1,1(01 shirts,7•29 Gowns, Conitter•
panes, 100 Medicine Chests. 74 Hospital Knapsacks,
gi4 Panniers, 100 Field Corupaniout„ 10 Caldrons,
400 Rabbet ButtketS, 11,000 Bottled, 04 Wo°'''''n
and 0,000 Hon Bedsteads, 100 Mess Ghee*, :tad a
small lot of Medicines. Terms cash. Goods to be
removed within live (5) flays.
CatalogueS Can lie 0)000100 8 at this otlee. Sale
will be continued if ntet%sary ft;6111 day to day
until all the articles are sold.
O. SUTHERLAND,
Oen , et kin rocon u. S. A. and Medical Purveyor.
FAKER'S POPULAR HAIR ESTAB
LISHMENT—The issortment of Braids, Wbge,
TOnlinen, Banboaux, riwinons, reouleaux, 'Fon
dues, Frizzes, Crimpaec. (mot., lita,,l•od Beatles f
Ladies. cannot be equalled by any other home le
the United Metes. at prices lower than elsewhere.
NA. WM CHYsTNITT Street. .
SIMPLE.
.MPMIg7
SILI S.
.cons black taffetas and grosde Mane. .
did colors and fancy poult do solo.
ros grain,. moire antique, emarille6.
brilliant black and colored sattti.
SIiAIYLS.
,nna broelm long shawls.
ma chainelainc long shawls.
6luineleino a nil vim shawls.
nd square Merlin wool
attention to these shawls, Of a
•acing some extra high cost.
!re, mons. de lalne, and merino
and beaver elatika, &Ca
`ack silk mantilla velvet.
id colored bonnet velvet.
EDIBRUMELtivs ,
grain nnd poult de sole
bonnet and trimming
ver, silk, and ricrll,
00a9 Ms, linen emu
lace and tissue veils,
notions &c.
IRO IG OTS, 5110 - a . ,
11i . , &C.
TING,
o'clock, I.y c.,,Aft.
, ut 1,300 packagag
of city
•ir examiromou
Executor's Sale, No. 1702 Walnut street
CLOSING SALE
THEY ARE
COMPLETE.
VURNESS, BRINLEY, fc (1 1 j.,
A.
k 406. 015 CHESTNUT and El t* ,141.3 - 710 , t>ttlulk
, 1 ---
LAR.GE SAME. OS' -- .•iitTosli AND DO.M . PifirWO
lot a Oty 11)g,_
ON'MT tssiNay atOitariNfi.
Oct, Mil; at 10 o`ttivall. an four moot cro.lit, at
parloscr..nd lots ei Rey and fivolv WI good , .
ALso, VO/I UAW).
100Iots domestic woods.
JAXONY WOVEN OItE.SS GOODS.
500 pieces Saletly-woven Orece wooas•
WHITE Goorsa.
goo piecs Nsinsok kr,stcasatin-at rims(
caaes e British o
dreaB goods, just landed fro
Steamer Persia.
Partimlars licrearter.
SPECIAL SALE OF 000 CARTONS RIBBONS,
OF TIIE IMPOWutaioN Ol MESSRS. 501.M1.1--
A.O PRI:RES.
ON TUESDAY,
October 17th, at 10 O'clock
- cartons 'Nos. 4, 6 und 6 black, white and choice
ot.loretl yalidt de sole ribbOns.
cam.. Nos. 10 tO 80 Dinh, wbtte and chOtee•
colored superior punit de sole ribbons
—cartons Nos. i 0 to 60 plaid and broche figured
prult de sole si
citypop; Nag. Ito 100 heavy black gros grain rib
bons.
SILK VELVET itIDDOIN.
Nos. IM to 20 black silk velvrt ribbons.
Nos. 11 , 4 to 20 colored silk Vl•i Vitt ribbons,
Nos, 11f, to 110 black and white-edged silk velcct
ribbons.
JAS A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONED
422 WALIv OT Street.
BloirrnVALL SA.L
In E OF ESTATE,ESTAT E, Octo ber k, leos,
STOLIES. See catalogues.
VALUA ItLit LOT with 4 brick, a frame, and
n
stoe lioubt,g, S. E. curlier Forty-llrht and D,Larket.
Almo)iit tt.lc-
FRANE HOUSE, lot anti OttOiltildings, Merrion
s.lunt
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, No. 1537 South Seotottl
street.
ruornwrst, FRANKFORD ROAD, below 114 n
o etrcct.
*MALL DWELLING, FOORTO, 'AMU MOITN,
Arm,
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, HANCOCK, below
02c19rd street.
EEstitENCE No. MO Arch 6trect•
BUSINESS STAND, No. e 23 A. - Sit AWL
VAIATA.BLE FACTORY, Aftutyunk.
SEVEN BUILLONO LOTS, Munayunk.
For full descriptions ace etattlognes, which
be issue!! on Saturday, .
GOVERNMENT SALES.
DEPO RV ART RR AF; TR'5
OFFICE,
PHILADELMITA. Oet, 14, 1805.
PUPLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS.
The following-named Government Vessels wilt he
sold at Auction, at 12 o'clock M., on TORSO AN,
the 17111 inst., at the. Bing: 10081 N. South Brunk,
Lyn, New tauter the diroction of the Cilia
Quartennemer, New York y re:IDE-WHEEL STEAMERS.
II 2,123 tom,
" WO.B Lumci ova
"001:18,''131
s'CuSSttek," 650 tong.
"Bell Decoy]." 1,600 ton. , ,'„
-
""S.li, Spaulding, '• 1,100 OHS.
I'ROPEI,I. - VAI3.
"'Ranger," 44.0
"tiovernor 1:1);u4,,t," 710 VMS.
"Ueneral 111e1F+," -000
"Charles 9'holeoA, , " 1,1)10 ton it
" littrimk,t , llso (tins.
" Ashland," F. 43 UAW.
601IDON ER.
1 TS, SHOES
"Reerni
Buyers int 'out,: ,oteetthU. ht Ulla °MCC,
Which have been approved, Call Offer tneni in pay
ment, provided they do not exceed the amonnt pall
for the vessel.
In all other cases payment inu4 be made In Clu
vernment funds; ten per rent. down and the Milano,
twenty-four bone
By order of Colonel W. W. McKim, miter QUAY
termaster Philadelphia Depot:
r);,N ICY BOWMAN,
Opt, and Assist. Quarterallater.
,I,ALE OF GOVEliDiMkikiT
1, -. 7 STEAMERS.
DEPOT QuAtert:tr.msvart l 6 Orniee,
DAl,Tistottll, October nth, 11%
Will be 001 d at liattltouve. thin., under the dirt' ,, ,
tion of Cantaln C. E. lliaeit,A, tit Ht,oll T/11110-
DAY, October lab, 10115, at 10 n'eldtk A. M.. at on,.
GovernMent wharf ; *enin :Ado of e:;An. the lb.
N - e .l.l:erelearter Muted and drfirdleml,
Ternmene
-viz:
The EAGLE No. 1, side-wheel, doable-end few)
boat of 342 tons, woollen hull, Iron fasten/O. and
metalled in 1663. Length on tieel, over all 161
inches, beam 52 feet, neer nil al feet; duo
H
6 feet 11 inches. ue one low-pressure beats
Tine; diameter of cylinder 32. inches, stroke or pi,.
on it feet, draft 8 feet. hull In good order, and n.e:
roend In chains, anchors, Mats, tte., engine 4t.1
boiler in good 66151141 1 .
The CURLEW, side-wheei,donide-ond ?err*
of 312 tons, wooden hull; length on deck Ik, te
beam 32 feet, depth of hold 9 feet 0 inches,
V 22
inches,lies one beam engine; diameter of eyl6:-:
V 2 atroke of piston 11 feet, This bdoniner wi:
inorootddy repaired and s. ppli,,d .1:1: et 0,\.0„ , ..!
in 1864, and is a staunch ven,el, being Well stMe:,.:
with anchors, duties, Sec., &c.
The PATUXENT. side-wheel e teenier of 1149
wouclep Pun; length on deck Octe, bean 23
over alt 43 Peet - depth of 1ie,1.4T rPe,t, Mlle?. .111fi
a fe u e r t e l b i e l l i t ' itt 'lle tra j etru 'rl otl ' e . Te w r ' o ‘ f . 4 ,-. 447lXe ' t ' aTTI - d11:7
arum. ~e piston 8 feet inebes. In good order, ITT
-wen, sound in general oath ts.
ttattirtirliATEß. fthlomiteel Humor rif
tons, wooden Inlili length on [leen ';;P - fcut,
feet, over all 48 feet, depth of hold it leet dlerl,
te.4-.v.p..m..deelte 6 feet, draft 6 feet. Ms lm, pressure superior beans cunt.' t t alma. r cviin
der 00 inches, stroke of piston it f ens, 11 - v6oed,:r.
ning •o rder, bliVint/ tam, ..eoeu t oy caulked tt,l
Metalled; is well found in her outfits, and well oat•
able for sea service.
Tim JAMES AILI.RAY, screw tugboat, aholn ii
tons, -wooden hulls lingth On deck 6i (Oct II
beam 15 feet, depth Of hold 6 feet 6 inches, arsn
feet 6 inches. liens one direct acting hih-ow —cis
engine: diameter of cylinder 18 inches. si!.4 a;
piStoll ZOiliVilee. one tubular bolltr two years 11%
The yiDETTte....-ew whim ller of 2i9 1.18)1' , 88)G1
bull. iron fastened wed metalled; length op Orzh
feet Similes, beam 27 feet 7 inches, 'Math oflower
bold 7 feet 5 inches. between decks 7 feet II lade.,
draft 8 feet 9 MOMS, Das one direct acting ;wt.
pressure engine; 4Jameter oP eldilider !is
stroke of piston 00 Inches hull and holler IC got
order, and well found in anebors, sludos,
&e.; bag two masts with fore and aft sail,:
Thu COMMERCV.,se:raW isratinller of 151,8245 to%
wooden hull. iron fastened,' length oil deck 11l 1\ 1 "3,
beam 22 sect 9 inches, depth of hold 7 Not 9 Wm..,
draft 6 feet 6 inches. 1100 one direct acting Mile
pressure engine; diameter of cylinder 24 inciwi,
stroke niotßn 24 inches; hull and engine in goal
order, and the ship di tad with It new patent Hem
pump, anchors, chains,
The DETPOIT, sere w propeller of 398 tons,weedeu
Mal i Iron fastened. Length on deck 130 feet, 'worn
an feel slnches, depth of Muter hold 11 f6O/t.letwa' a
decks 1 feet 3 Inches, draft 9 feet 6 Mow*. D.s one
direct acting high pressure engine; diameter Of 0! ,
linder 20 inches, stroke of piston a feet. Ras My.
meets, with fore an% f sails; hull eV" , " 11
boiler in good order, an -Wad Pound in al lief 0011
fits. Capacity of cargo .I,uee barrels.
The gunboat SCEIItAPIs EL, slde.wlieel steamer.
about 11l tons wooden hull, bottom metalled.
Ltigth on deck 116 Feet, licnna 74 feet, over all tS
feet, depth of hold 0 feet, drafta feel. MS two
high-pressure engines; diameter Of cylinder 11
inches, stroke of piston 3 feet. This vessel is andel
with holler iron 11DOTtl the pain deck, including the
Silothouse; hull, engines and belles lti good condi.
ion, and is well found in anchor, chains, ate., Ito,
The Gunboat GENERAL JESSOP, screw propel
ler,about 150 tons, wooden he I Ibuilt. in 1581. Length
on deck 111 feet,beam
17 feet 10 incites, depth of hold
a feet, draft 6 feet 8 ladies, Engine and pilot-now
iron-plated. kiss one bow-pressure direct itettuK
engine; diameter of cylinder .22 inches, stroke 01
pititon 24 inches. Hull, engine and holler in good
order.
The Gunboat RENO, shlO - WiIVII steamer, shoot
202 tom, wooden hull, iron fastened, built lit 13111.
Length on deck hit feet 8 incites, beam 21 feet 5
inches, over all 33 feet, depth of hold 6 feet, draft 3
feet. She is boiler iron-clad at each end, with two
rudders and two masts, having derricks and tackles
attached to eadit. Also. saloon and state-roomg 011
the promenade deck. Has two high-pressure en
gines: diameter of cylinder 14 inches, stroke of ple. ,
ton 2 feet, and has anchor, cables, and two boats.
The Gunboats Fl)§7.gyt and PARKE are of the
same dimensions and deseriptiOn as the Hunch
baying been built at the same time, and are Ili about
the same general condition.
The gunboat BURNSIDE is of about the same di.
mensions as the Reno, with /ow-pressure englue,
and in good order.
Terms cash iu u oveiomont funds, on day of sole,
R. M. NEW POn.T,
Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
Baltimore Depot.
131.0 SING SALES OF GOVEFNMENT A
MORbES AND MULES.
QUARTERMASTRR ONNICIIAL'S OsTic_ t _n
o
wAsrmwro2v, D. 0., Sept. 25,
Will W. sold at public auction. during the month
of OCTOBV,R, to 1115 biddert at the time and
places muted 'below viz.:
YORK,
New York City, TUESDAY of each week-100
Horses each day"
L` NIA.
PENNS
Philadelphia, THURSDAY of each troek. , loo
Horses each day.
Philadelphia, SATURDAY of each week—loo
Itlnieo Pa t ch day.
Harrisburg, ;TUESDAY of each wech - 199 Mule'
each day.
HarrisbUrS, THURSDAY of each week-100 Horses
each day.
Ht RIMS, TUESDAY, October 5-150 Horses.
Greensburg: Pllll3 October 13 - 150 HOMO.
Lancaster, THURSDAY, October 1.9-150 Horsed.
Pittsburg, THURSDAY, October 24-150 Horses.
Allentown, TIJESDA.Y, October 31-150 Horses.
pELAIV.attE.
Wilmington, Tur.SDAY otimeh week..l.oo flor2r 4
each day.
Wilmington, FRIDAY at each week-100 Wet
each day.
IifI§SQURT.
St. Louis, Octobers, 4, WA, 7, 0 mid 10.450 Nalel
each day.
St. Louis, October 11, 12, 13 and 14-150 Horses each
day.
St. LOW& October 24, 25, 24, 27, 28, 35 and 31-150
Mules each day.
DIESIWRO, P. C.
HoTUESDAY andayd THURSDAY of each week-100
xtc rses escli
sides et Thilem will take Vacs at
WASHINGTON, D. O.
The animals to be sold in October are aliperlor to
any heretofore offered to the public. The majority
of them are sound and serviceable.
It is susvteflthat at this series of sates alt the sttr.
plus aoeernme,xt wilotttls , wilt be dispOsesl of, Buy
ers should therefore avail themselves ofthis. tad op.
portunity in purchase.
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence at 50 A. M.
TEIIIIII3 - 1:01) :1.11,4 Sl,,teS OnerenaT ,
JAMES A.
Dreret Brigadier General, In charge Vint Division
o. O. seagtocal
OFFICE 4 DEPOT 001IMISSARY OF
SUBSIST - EP, CE,
WASHINGTON, I). C., October 1, 18111,
SHEET AND WROUGITT-iRON OVENS AT
A UOTWN !
win be offered at rublie Anetinn, lit .A.in rand Nat
Va., on TUB6DAY, the 17th day of October, at A"
I'. M., at the Subsistence Store 'Bongo,:
One hundred ling vtiVralne (181 ) / t on -Fiala
Ovens (new), or wrengl‘ and neat iron, uVoraging
about two hundred mod thirty-seven pounds.
Terms—Cash, at the Hine of sale, in Governent
funds. BELL. m
oca-tlistutbs-St Major and C. S., U. S. A.
SALE OF GOVER URES
AND STEAM MOISTER, ATMENT
ALEXANDRGIA,
VIRGINIA.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASOTEWtoSt, 1). 0.. Octafter 18 31 .
Will be sold, at 1)111111e auction, under the (area:lda
of Brevet Colonel J. G. C. Let, A. Q. 31,, at A.LkIX.•
.ANDIII A. Va., on THURSDAY October 24, 1865 at
11 o'clock A.M., one STEAM ROISTER and nine.
single , deek BCIII7Y/ 4),14 , BARGES, as follows:
Barge Florence.
Barge N. li. Cole.
Barge James Wileok.
Barge Jura.
Barge Bunter Colathan.
Barge Oapinlit Charles L. Mob
Barge Wauponsa.
Bargc D. alegan.
Barge Henry Planttery,
Terms cash, its U overtunent fOrabt
V. H. }women,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chloe Quartermasters
ocs-191 Depot of Washington•
AUCTION SAT. OF HOSPITAL PRO
PERTY.—E. W. BOTELER, Jn.. Auctioneer.
PURVEYOU'S OFFICE,
WASUISTGTON t D. C., Oct. 2. 1961.
win be e x.,,&led at Pliblis Alleil9ol on THURS.
DAY, October win, 1868, at tile wars:hon.:ld. Jieliele
ary Square, FIFTH and E Streets, under the direr
tion of Capt. H. Johnson, bltd. S. 11., U. S. Anal ,
a large lot of serviceable property, consisting of:
Iron Ihnlstellthl I Maitreele@, hair ftllul shock i /-161'
PSlSuWtlBhirts, linen mid cotton! Mugs, PituherPt
- Knives nod Forks, Spoons, Tumblers, /Sown,
Shirts, Drawers, Snobs; &e.
The attention orneusekeepers anti erovieters
hotels :nal stemboats, dealers Betnnin - n.41 1,110 *
terlal, and otliers, is rilipeelfiffly Called to
sales, as articles are offered In quantities to suit
1)(41J Mize and small purchasers,
Tern - IF-4.6A. L@ (3ollern)ilailt Pings. i;ili,
Pureimseiw are reQuenteil pax 1"
the goods 'merit from WILCO
Stile. :it
These sales will be Continued every Thursday.
the same - pi:me, until further iniltief,
V. *v•rtinitt.AND.
oc2-tf BIirIICOUTI. S. A,, Medical I'lltaiSySiti
•
RAILROAD (S AT AUCTION. —
W
UNITED 8 rATEs mmivAttv
OFFIDE OF ASSISTANT QUARTER:MA*II%H
-WASllltitiTott, D. C., Del, istb,
I aell at Pliblia /relic' Ott ‘VBl)l4lrlt)tr.'
NoveMber 81h, irt one. i 5 V. M. steer ine' '• 1 1`. 0-
the New York Central Mimed', in N. 1.,
ten inn n es, eight-wheeled BOX
OARS,
live (0) foot gauge.
Terms cash IaGOVOITIIIeIa Nos.
It , L ROBINSON
mi. and A,
OFFICE, No. 1 720
4 ' l ' CHESTNUT STREET.