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DEEIBRTEREIi
The following-named soldiers were
having the
Medical Director's office, yesterday,lis de
sorted from the army hospitals In this department:
South-street Hospital-3400h W. Kling, Company
g, 46th Pennsylvania; George E. Sewell, Company
61st Pennsylvania.
DEATHS.
The deaths of the following-named soldiers were
reported yesterday from army hospitals In this de
partment:
Summit Home Hospital—Robert Miller, Co. D,
43d U. p. V. T._
Beverly Hospital—Thomas Fiely, Co. I, 7th N.
Y. H. Art.
Chestnut Hill Hospital—James McDonald, Co.
A, 12th Maine.
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WlSCEidLetNSoins.
FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF A WORTHY
INSTITUTION
On Thursday (to-morrow) evening, at Sansom
street Ball, there will be a festival held for the ex
press purpote of raising funds to furnish the new
Ilome for Orphan Children of Soldiers and Sailors.
We may state that this young and worthy institu
tion 15 Connected with and will be Conducted under
the same judicious management aS the Northern
Home for Friendless Children, located at Twenty
third and Brown streets. The festival, we Are glad
to find, is eliciting proper sympathy for its object, as
may be judged' from the fact that in two instances
the sum of one hundred dollars has been paid by
gentlemen for single•admission tickets. The coca
sion, moreover. will be a very pleasant one. Ad
dresses Will be made by Rev. Bishop Simpson, ex-
Governor Pollock, and others, and nothing will be
left undone that could add to the attractiveness of
such an entertainment.
THE ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF PHILADEL
PHIA.
Mr. Benjamin R. Lynda'', the City Controller,
has furnished a statement of the general and addi
tional appropriations made, for, the city up to No
vember 1, 1864. Also, a statement of the estimated
receipts for the Lyear 1865, the amount o r revenue
collected to November 1, 1864, and the animated ex
penditure for the year 1865. We extract the fol
lowing :
Appropriated for City loans for 1864, $1,540,000 ; es
timated amount required for 1865, 61,850,000.
For school purposes for 1864, 6887,984 ; required
for 1865,1840,000. Department of Police for 1801,
4614,453.58 f required for'lB6s, 6687,932. Fire Depart
mintier 1864, $98,916.65; required for 1866,16107,875.
Department of Street Cleansing for 1864, $118,000;
required for 1865, $120,850. .
Receipts from Department .4if 'Water - lei 1864,
19600,000 ; estimated receipts for 1886, 6650,000. D
dends on stooks for 1864, 044,000; estimated receipts
for 1865, $450,000.
The following shows the
AgSKTS OF VIS CITY OF PRIL4DLLPH7A FOR TUE rHA R 1815.
Dash 'balance in the Treasury, N0r.1.1964 618,609 go
Estimated receipts of registered taxes in 1E63 300,00000
Estimated receipts from sources other than
taxes, prior to January, 1866. and for year
1,753,781 41
Estimated receipts from taxes of 1864, prior
to the 15th of January, 18131, including
registered taxes 650,000 00
Sitimeted receipts from Trustees of Gas
Wort e,_erior to January next, and for
year 1E66 219.000 00
Amount due from City Bounty Fund Loan. 1,987,897 78
Amount due from Loan for Relief of Fami
lies of Volunteers, to be created
Amount due from Loan for Penrose Ferry
Bridge. to be created
Amount due from Loan for Delaware Water
Works, to be created 14,000 00
Amount 'due from Lean for Guardians of
the Poor, to be created 20,222 22
Amount due from Loan for Construction of
Sewers. to be created 7,7(K) CO
Amount desire= Loan for School Loan, to
be created 9,989 00
.dinount required to be raised by taxation
or loan 6,914,607 79
funding $1,600,000. leaves to be Wand
by taxation $4,41407 79
funding s2,ooo,ooo,leavee to be raised by
taxation ..... 99.914.507 79
By funding $2,600.000. leaves to be raised
by taxation $3,414,507 79
STATEMENT OP PLUMED DITIT OF TILE CITY OP PIIILADEL
rrA, AND ASSETS. NOV. 1, 1864.
To Ci ty l.oatte outs'onding Noy. Ist, 1116.4.471.75.3.832 66
authorized, but not tuned 1,600,000 00
MyMene cash m
In hands of SinklngFund Commis
-18438,409 18
ly City Loans and Interest, In hands of
blnking Fund Corniesioners 1,595,188 88
By other B.eonrlties at par and 'lnterest, in
hands of Sinktniffund Commissioners . 11,383.429 71
Paid by Gas and Water Works, Markets,
Wharves, kn., equal to 0,530,000 00
Outstanding Taxes of 1864 and prior col
lectable
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Balance (covered by Public 8ui1ding5574,447.002 71
,
School and Station • houses, and vacant
grounds) 5,81'
$30.19,832 68
LIABILITIES OP THE OFFS OP PHILADELPHIA FOR THE
TEAR 1866.
Netimated expenses for the year 1885. 66.099.635 96
Outstanding warrants on the let of Novem
ber. 1864, including $1,818,819. 41 of boun
ty warrants
Estimated discount and allowance on taxes
or 1865 400 00
Es f timated amount of warrants likely to be .000
drawn - prior to January 1,1866, on appro
priations made . 475,000 00
Estimated amount of warrants likely to be
drawn prior to January 1, 1865, on appro
priations to be made—. 150,000 00
Outstanding Temporary Loan 503.000 00
Due to Guardians of Poor (old copper ac
count
D ) 21,231 20
Due t Defense Loan 224,080 24
Due to Chestnut- street Bridge Loan 27,633 84
Deficiencies City Ice Boat 30,000 00
4111,062.957 88
VALUATION OP PROPERTY AB TURNISSIRD BY THE CITT
COIOIIBBIONE •
Real estate OG
Personal estate 3.156,651 00
Total
At 226, 21e1da a image of.
At 2 50, •
At 280,
•••• •.
.....
At 300. if
At 360, " .•
At 3 76, " • "
$8,880,820 28
3.978.6.89 20
4,4041.131 90
4074.427 04
'5.570,164 88
5.009.033 80
THE POLICE.
SHOOTIIIG CASE
Last evening a woman named Mary Barrett was
admitted Into the hospital, having been wounded in
the calf of one of 'her legs, during a disturbance
that occurred between Emma Holland ( 4, the sailor
boy") and her husband, at a public house on Dock
street. It seems from all that we can learn, a fight
occurred between the parties, in which whisky was
the prime cause. It is said that Emma procured
a revolver and tried to shoot her husband. The
ball missed him and took effect as above stated.
The police arrested the two Hollands. They were
looked up for a hearing.
(Before .31r. Aldermen WeWhig.)
LARCENY OF A COAT.
William Taylor was arraigned, yesterday morn
ing, on the chance of the larceny of a coat, the pro
perty of Simon Sterne, the proprietor of a clothing
store on North Scoond street. It seems, from the
evidence, that defendant and another man went to
the store on Monday evening, under the pretenoe
of wishing to purchase a coat. Quite a number
were shown them. One for the sum of $35 had no
attractions for them. A $45 coat came nearer to
their notions, but it Was not good enough. One for
850 approached their views nearer than any yet
shown, still it did not come up to the fine feelings of
a firstolass gentleman. The proprietor, anxious to
sell, produced a 855. This was faultless. It was ex
cellent cloth and well made, yet the customers da
tired something still better, if it were possible to
obtain it. Now, It so happened that the clothier_
had another store adjacent, to which deepatohed"
his assistant, with !Detractions to bring several of
the beet coats therefrom. He started on his mission,
leaving the proprietor alone with the two customers.
In a moment, the two men started off at a double
quick, one of them having the $55 coat upon his
back. The cry of "stop thief" was raised, and Taylor
was arrested. The other man, who had the coat,
effected his escape. Taylor was committed in de
fault of $6OO bail to answer.
TOUNG FEMALE VAGRANTS
Elizabeth Brice and Anna Crooks, both less than
17 years old, were arraigned yesterday morning.
They were arrested as common streetwalkers.
These two girls absented themselves from home on
Monday night, and one of them was found in a dis
reputable house on Madison street. She was taken
to the lockup. It seems that she and her companion
had changed clothing, one set of outside garments
being much better than the other. Early yesterday
morning the companion called at the station house
to get her clothing. Much to her astonishment and
discomfiture, she was also looked np. This was done
in accordance with a previous request of one of the
parents.
The two girls had been inmates of the House of
Refuge, but the moral reform of that celebrated
institution seems to have had no beneficial effect
upon them. It was a pitiable eight to behold the
mother Of one of the wayward girls and the father
of the other present at the hearing yesterday. The
girls were saucily independent, and though young
years, dissipation had made its unerring marks
upon them. They were entirely beyond parental
control. The House of Refuge was no place for
teem, and, therefore, they were committed to the
county prison.
(Before Mr. Alderman Patehel.
.STABBING CASS.
John Jeffries was arraigned yesterday on the
charge of committing an assault and battery upon
Samuel Thompson with intent to kill. The inves
tigation disclosed the facts that the two men were
In each other's company on Monday night, and at
Lombard and Seventeenth street engaged ln a quar
rel. It is alleged that Thompson was stabbed in
three places during the oonfliot, but not very se
riously injured. Jeffries was committed to await
the result of the injuries to Thompson.
THE COURTS.
United States District • Cowl. --- 3tidge
Cadwaladilr.
The United Staten vs. Robert Roans. In this case
the defendant was indicted on a charge of entiolng
and procuring a regularly.onlisted soldier to desert.
Before reported. The jury yesterday morning came
Into court and stated that they were unable to
agree. They were then discharged from the farther
consideration of the case. The court then adjourned.
To-morrow the post.ottloo robbery case will be
tried.
District Court—Judge Stroud.
Schomaker h Co. vs. Martin He ward. An action
of replevin to ascertain - the' right of property in a
piano, and damages for its detention. Verdict for
plaintiff. Damages six cents.
Frederick McGlade vs. Work, MOCorich, St Co.
This was an action to recover the margin deposited
with defendants by the plaintiff on a time oontraot
for the purchase of five thousand dollars in Ameri
can gold. The case *as tried once before, bat the
jury disagreed.
The plaintiff, it seems, had bought $340 in gold,
paying therefor WM in currency, and left, as was
alleged, the gold so purchased as a margin on an
additional purchase of WM gold, "buyer 80."
The premium fell so that his margin was exhausted,
and plaintiff being unable to take up the principal,
the defendants sold the gold at the maturity of the
contnua at a loss of more than el,lOO. The plain
tiiPs MMus was based upon the allegation that the
transaction wail a mere wager on the price of gold
thirty days ahead, and not v. bona fide 'sale. After
the evidence the Court directed a non-sutt.
Phtllp Hohl vs. Abraham Scherzo?. An action
for damages alleged to have been Sustained by rea
son of a leakage from the cesspool of the * German
Theatre, Callowhill street. Verdict for plaintiff
for $81.60.
Court of Oyer and Terminer and Qanr•
ter Sessions—Judges Thompson and
Ludlow.
The Commonwealth va. Frank McKeever. The
trial of defendant for the murder of McMaster/4 t h e
boatswain of the English ship Emily Peet, on the
18th of August, was continual yesterday. The
CoMmonwealthlii ease was then reported: The de•
fence seemed to be that McKeever was drunk at the
time of the killhig ; that the fatal stab was inflicted
while in a souffle with the deceased and while both
parties were excited, and that, previous to the fatal
wound given to the deoeased, the prisoner bad re
calved from him a stab in the thigh, whioh required
the attention and care of a physician for a month.
.11The defence attWlpted to show that the killing
wag the Malt Of s tight, both parties being in hot
blood, and that the prisoner, in indicting the fatal
blow, WBB acting in self defence, he having first
been wounded in the thigh by a knife or some sharp
instrument, In the bands of the deceased. •
The case WBB closed at a late hour, and the jury,
after they ware charged by the court, through
Judge Thompson, retired to deliberate upon their
verdict. The court then adjourned.
ometer.
The stock market was devoid of spirit yesterday, atni
Prices had a drooping tendency. Government loans
were not so firm, and the 10.40 bonds and 5 203 were a
shade lower. The 1881 loan was steady at 112 X. and
the 7.305 at (0)34. State loans were also weak, and the
15s sold at a decline of 1. City 6s were steady, and the
new issue sold at 101 X. The share list was doll. Penn
sylvania Railroad was steady at 67%. Reading sold at
esti, an advance of X, and Philadelphia and Erie at 81,
an advance of 1. Catawiesa common sold at 17, cash,
and Camden and Amboy Railroad at 152. Company
bonds were more active at steady prices. Schuylkill
Navigation es of 1882 sold at 87; Susquehanna Canal
66 at 62; Camden and Amboy mortgage Is 1889 at
106; Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 63 at 103; Basque
baring Canal win at 80; Banbury and Erie 7s at 107;
Reading mortgage bonds at 106%; do. Bs, 1870. at 101.
City Passenger Railroad shares continue very dull. 69
was hid for Second and Third, a decline of 34: 26 for
Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 34% for Spruce and Pine, a
decline of 3f ; and 16% for Arch street, an advance of X;
66 was asked for Fifth and Sixth; 49 for Tenth and Ele
venth; 28 for Green and Coates. and 28 for Girard Gol.
held, with sales of Far
lege Bank shams are firmly
mem' and Mechanics' (old stock) at 70X, and m oc h a , -
ice' Bank at 81%@91%;180 was bid for North America
Bank; 15834 for Philadelphia; 4234 for Penn Township;
60 for Girard; SOX for Manufacturers' and Mechanics';
44 for Consolidation; 47 for Commonwealth, and 5234 for
Ti n ton. Canal shares are lower, and Marais very little
doing. Schuylkill Navigation preferred sold at 88X, a
decline of 34; . and Wyoming Canal bonds at 99; g;% was
bid for Delaware Division, and 41% for Stisonehaniut
Canal, a decline of X.
The following Were the fluctuations of gold:
Scbnyl Nay.
Bchttyl .pref. 38X 39
Bneq Canab.• .• • • 14X 16
FnitonCoal.•.•» 715
Big Mount (log.. 6 ISX
Middle IS 14
Green Mt Coal 4 5
B Carbondale
New Creek Coal. 3f 1%
The oil stocks were quoted at the close as follows
Bid. Ask.' . Bid. Ask,
Big Tank 9% 2 hfclilheny OR e% 63(
Continental 0i1... 335, 3 Roberts 011 RAN'
Ferrel Oil 2 Olmetead Oil 2M 234
Oil Creek 634 7 Noble &Del 9)4 10
Maple Shade Oil.. 39.34 40' Hibbard 011 2% 69
McClintock OH. . - 6% 1% Story Farm Oil • 7% 234
Penns Petro C 0... 1 8 Brener 011 it% 12%
Perry Oil 434 431 PetrOlolllllCelltre. 3 334
Mineral 0113 334 Egbert 434 435
K e ystone Oil "2 234 Hoge Island' 31
Ye:amigo Oil N' 1 Allegheny River. 1% 1%
Onion Petroleum. 234 234 Curtin 14% 16
Beacon 011 2 Phila & 011 Creek 131 1%
SenecalOil 10 117% Bull Creek.......... sx
Organic Oil 1310ernsania 134 1%
Franklin Oil 31 134 Cora Planter. 7% 735
Rowe's Eddy Oil. I% Brim 011— • ..... 4 4%
Irwin 011 8 10 Rock Oil 4% 6
Pope Farm 0i1.... 1 134 T arr Farm
Densmore 0i1 ..... 7% 8 Globe Farm 154
Dalsell Oil 931 931 Schny 1 & 011 Crk. 1 2i
The success of the stock of the Cherry Run Oil Co.,
we will say, in reply to a correspondent, is caused by
the fact that along this run it has been found that the
wells increase, instead of decrease, from ths,time they
bo gs . to Bow; a phenomenon strikingly illustrated by
the celebrated Reed well, which began at a handled
barrels a day, and now flows three hundred. The com
pany which excites so much attention; in the market,
happens, we are told; to hold four hundred acres on
this run, not far from the Reed well, which could rea
dily be leased at $2,000 an acre. Tile small number of
shares issued by this company, its limited capital stock,
and the sadden value attached by oil dealers to Cherry
Run property, will naturally account for this rapid ad
vance in the price of the stock. It is proposed to double
the eubeorlption list, which will make the price of thiS
stock an average rate. As to whether our correspondent
should invest in this or any securities, we cannot assume
to say. We have answered his question, but must not
be expected to invest his money for him.
The following gentlemen were elected directors of
the Bank of Phcenixirille, on the Met init.: Samuel
Bnckwalter, John Morgan, John Clevensteine, Samuel
Moses, Isaac Christman, Joel Fink, Henry Fink, J. B.
Landis, C. R. Supplee, C. B. Heebner, Levi Pfizer,
Casper Francis. Lewis Ullman
In the Circuit Court of King's cou.nty,ll4ew York, on
Monday afternoon, a case of considerable interest to
stock-brokers and their customers was tried. 0. H.
Morgan, a merchant residing in Brooklyn, sued , Pay
ton Jardin and Frank Jardin, stook-brokers doing basi
nese in William street, N. Y., to recover two thousand
flub hundred dollare,nnder the following circumstances:
In March last the plaintiff employed the defendants
to purchase and sell stock for him under his direction,
be agreeing to deposit ten per cent, of the value of all
stocks so purchased by them and held on his account, as
a margin to cover any loss defendants might sustain by
the depreciation of the stock. On the 19th of April fol
lowing the defendants sold the stock which they held
on account of plaintiff, and refused to pay back to him
the amount which he bad deposited as margin. The de
fendants alleged, on their defence, that during the
month of April there was a panic, by which the stocks
held by them for the benefit of the plaintiff became so
much depreciated as to use up the "margin," and that
they gave plaintiff notice to renew It, or, in the event of
his not doing so by a specified day, the stock would be
sold, and they claimed that the plaintiff understood
when be engaged them as brokers that such was the
usual custom among stock brokers. The plaintiff, on
the other hand, denied that he ever received any such
notice. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for
the full amount °Jellied (42,000), with interest and costs
of action.
248,980 SO
30,000 00
6.138.460 04
$11.082,887 83
830,259,832 e 6
. 1.600,000 00
5,126,173 60
The following Were the shipments of coal over the
Lehigh Valley Railroad for the week ending Nov. 26:
Week. Previously. Total.
Where shipped from. Tons. Cwt. Tone.Ovrt. Tons. Cwt.
Hazleton Mines 3 , 44 11 185,957 04 169,311 16
East Sugar Loat 2 721 le 140,367 16 143,069 11
Council Ridge ' 1,934 09 94,941 11 96.676 W
Mount Plearant 755 17 31,646 06 83,402 Q 9
Spring Mountain 1,607 06 98,717 09 109,324 14
Coleraine 122 09 22,883 10 22,685 19
Beaver Meadow..., ~ • • 2,304 19 2.801 19
New 'York & Lehigh.. 471 SO 30. 4: . ~ 2 07 36,693 07
Honeybrook ....... .• .2,356 11 117,339 66 119.696 17
P. H. & W. H. R. 8.3.592 08 63,490 19 67,093 07
Jeddo 1.797 04 103,711 CO 10,508 13
Harleigh 976 09 46,029 08 47,004 17
German l'a. Coal Co.. 904 18 46,926 06 47,820 01
Ebervale Coal C 0.... 846 10 .32,202 11 53.149 01
Mtinesville 1 lfil 02 41,081 09 43, 1.1
..13uck Mountain ...._ 47,811 06 47, 811 06
Mahanoy 2.429 09 121,020 10 725,44919
L. C. & N. Co 26,173 13 25,123 13
Other shippers 206 19 16,24608" /5,603 07
$109,147,663 CO
Total 26,167 17 1,266,123 06 1,280,301 03
Corresponding week
3se year 22,V31 19 1,165,869 19 1,1E16,161 18
Amount of coal transported over the Delaware,Lacka•
warms, and Western Railroad for ageek ending Bator•
day, Nov. 26, 1264:
Week. Yea.
Tone. Cwt. Tons. Cwt.
Shiged 6.617 14 313,439 16
South 19.917 16 :,'879.601 19
Total 20.435 G 9 1,193,091 15
For correipoglag time last year :
Slilysed LI 6,483 4
6 301,660 02
19,644 14 823,159 OS
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Iccreaie
Receipts of the Dahmer
For week ending Nov. 26,
Previous in 1864
Week ending Nov. 28, 1883
Previous in 1883
Increase in 1864
PHILIDELPHIA STOCK
BEFORE
100Dah01011.--2d 9X,
1W do ....... 931'
UM do
201:0 do 1 O
2Vranuthdand.... 393
5 5 X X
do.
100 2d 6
000 OX
-100 do 4%
200 do
MO • do 434
400 do 6%
400 do
200 d 0...... ..b5 44g
700 do 4%
100 do b2O 4%
100 d0....4%i
200 do 4N:
100 Perry 0 11 4
100 d 0..... ....... Sid 4,q
100 Dun d kard 134
100 o ....... 1%
100
Brudneor IN
DM r
100 do .....•••• 3g
400 do ....• 234
100 do.. • 2%
....
FIRST
1000 CB Cp Eta'6l reg 0h.1125i.
100 do coop 0ff.105
1500
000 do toup off .195
do coop 0ff.106
COO II 8 11.93 Bonds—A.i"
000 do .10 06 4
60 dot 107
900 do . 10634
4600 do lots .19954
lOW do .... .....reg.lo6
16C0 II 8 10-40Bda .lots 9854
600 U 8 7.30 new lots.. 99%
ICOO Stateibe
94
6COO City 6s new..lota 1015'
X OO (b ee
7 600 42) Cliee & Del 6i.....D13014
2190 Wyom Val Bde... 9R
9900 Read mort bda..,.10334
2000 do fie '7O 101
DETWEES
100 Egbert Oil .... . • 43s'
100 do —Pell. oi
93 Penne. It lots. 6754
990011 S G-219 b0nd5...J.033i
14(00 do laer.
RECORD
1000 City Sa new 101%
1200 do. ....
800 C & D el banal 6e..103
ICIO II S Coupon 6s 'Bl 112%
2000 &A worth 'tl)..lo6
1000 do 105%
AFTER
Dalzell 011....b6 9%
69 Blznira•sliwn.pref. 6136
50 Sehillay.b..4o.pre. Pa
510 City 6s new.. 151%
800 Oil Creek b2O. 7
6 Cam & Amboy R.. 161
.6000 8984 Canal 62
2000 lehuyi Nay 6:5 'B2. 87
2000 do 87
100 Pope Berm 1%
• 100 Rory Fa 110••• • 55. 2 21
100 Dahill. . 916
200 Walnut Island .b 6. 5
29 Mine Bill be.. 60
1000 Walnut Island.... 4%
BD Curtin 0...
14.
1100 Empire & Oil City. . 1 %
1600 Bruner 2
200 Dlazoll 2d e-9
200 Story Farm.... bl 6 2 8
500 Walnut Island.blo 5
100 St Nicholas 416
200
550 do a t alnut lalan— d ...b6.. : 6X
5X
100 do I
5 )1(117i8 R 6 5 81
MO Walnut Island .b.lo
I'6oo Big Tank b3O.
0 111
100 Big Tank 2
200 Bruner
100 St Nicholas. 4%
Igo 934
flOO Continental
t 0 Nay pret.i...b.30.. 89
00 Big Tank
Drexel & Co. quote: ) -
New United States Bonds, 12 8 1.............1M1 118
New U. S. Certificates of Indebtedneu 97X "IX
Quartermasters' Vouchers ........ 94 121
Orders for Certificates of Indebtedness"... 2 23
Od . .. .232 123
Sterling Ixchange t" 228 256
Viva-twenty Bonds ........loor. Ica
The New York Poet of yesterday says:
Gold opened at 232.31. and, alter selling at Zees. to
296. On receipt of the news of Hood repulse e price
fell to 23334.
The loan market le working easier, and alarger pro-
Portion of the transactions are at 6 per cent. Seven,
nowever, la still the current rats for call loans on mis
cellaneous securities. Commer gal paper is unclansed.
The stock market opened strong and closed irregular.
Governments are more freely offered; and-prices are
somewhat lower. Rahroad shares are not very active,
but the tendency of prices is upwards.
Before the first session the transactions were few,and
quotations favored the seller. Erie at 9434; Reading at
136.
The following quotations were made at the board on
some of the active stocks as compared with the prices 01
_Monday afternoon:
Tn. Nv. Oct
United States Ss, lggl, cortp..-112K 110n.2 Ad
X X
United States 6-20 coup 1063, hw
United States 620 coup. new —MS 107
Dulled States 16.40 coupons • • • 95 og
United States certificates 9734
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
291
231
••••••• 294 X
835 X
ill 3
were quotid 88 follow':
• Bid. Ask.
'feeder Dam Coal.X
[Clinton Coal ..... • 134 X
IX .
Butler Coal 13
Diamond Coal-- 19
Swatara C0a1..... 10
Konooaoy 1r0n.... 10 104(
Penn Mining 21)4 23%
Couneudismt Mlli•• • • 34
n A M
la X. ...
1 P. .....
4 P. X
The coal'and mining
Md. 4*
Decrease
89,2,53 07
Decre se atie 4,017 02.
Total 211,728 OD • 1,127.818 —lO
65,186 C 6
Division Canal Company
117.86 i 17
• •
211,248 41
- 8218,813 68
188,m 84
168,854 81,-
163,68866
$66.096 93
%CHANGE SALES, N0v.29.
BOARDS.
900 Bruner WO. 21(
260 Excelsior 1 94
31)0 do 1 94
100 do 2
400 Egbert Oil ...... 4%
4CO
100 do Read
2d 68 R 68%
100 do M
100 do • • ..........86
100 d 0........ 68%
100 do j 46 esg
200 Alleglic Pitt 66 10
200 Hibbard Ics
100 Story Farm. 236
EN) do 211(
1.
1 400 (x) Mineral 011....b15 5
100 Seneca 0i1.........11%
300 St Nich01a5........ 4%
300 do 4%
200 Oil Creek 6
110
Big Mathew" ex div. 6
600 Tank
100 do b3O
MO do blO
200 Oostinental....b93 3X
• 2000 Banbury & Kris 7a.107
ROO do 107
SO Far Mac Bke lots. 79X
6 Xs chanks 8k..... 31X
10 do SIX
400 Read lots cash 68
100 d o• 68
iso Sch Ilav Drat 3544
SO do prof
1 38X
500
20
011 C do
reek lois tO prof 38,44
do 4
WO 6X
100 Hyde:Farm—Wye 6
10051 k Neats Cwt. b 5 10
200 Calzall 0H.........
250 do 9
100 Catawba& R.. cash 17 ,14
26
50 do 1 PhDs & Brie 3 7 1
• BOARDS.
60 Lehigh Valley— • 80
100 Reading R.....••. 68
SOO II 8 &I 1891-- . • —llB%
120 Susq Canal Scrip.. 80
6000 C & Amboy 6s '80.10634
BOARD.
100 State 6a 9344
300 do ...... .• • .91 •
1300 Reading 8....10ta•
200 Dalzell9l4
ED Del Division • 31I3;
: OARD& -
200 Monocracy Tron.b2o 10%
600 Rxceleior i t i
64X1. Reedftig a 0...
100 Mineral ..... : . .... I ,
100 Venue:to 1
420
100 Roble & Seneca
Del 10
' 000 Petro Centre 3 5 1
60 Phila & Oil Creek. 1
MO Story Farm 2
100 ICey stone Rine— • 2
200 Walnutnmli 9%
Leland. .. 63£
NO 6OO D do bi.. tO:
al
WO Eldorado 2%
160 t t Nicholas-136. 4%
200 Excelsior 194
NO Big Tank . US— 2%
100 Story Farm 2 2 81
110 Hibbard %
300 Bruner 2%
7 / 3 0 (torn Planter-14— 7%
100 Ibelzell.. 2dy skint 9%
100 Hibbard
2CO Story Falm 21
HO McClintock 6%
200 Bruner 2%
1000 Biceelelor ....b33. • 2
iIOCO Walnut loland.b3o g
SOO
411
100 Bull do
Creek
WO :Walnut leland.b6. 4%
1 100 do Itus. 4M
TE2OO GX° Clilobntoe 0n
11 1G0a1..1:40.g
1134
Ton noeeeo tle
*it§ 2 ::
Miesonri 65....
Atlantic Mail 180 IEO
Paella htall 312 3115 ' 3
New 'I ork Ceatrat Ilailroad..l2oX l2O la' .
Brie Beltway 93,;" San a(
Brie Ridgway Prefertwd 102 Ica 1
Ho SOD ver Railroad 118 Y; 1183( . ....
Reading Railroad 13614 136 ;;
Anew the board the market' improved. New York
Central rose to 12014 Erie to 904 and Enda,* River to
119.
At the one o'clock call Erie rose to 945, Hudson to
119, and 'Readi ng to 189,
Semi-Weekly Review of the Philadelphia
Markets.
NOVEMBRR 29 —Brent ng.
The Pr( duce markets are rather firmer, and prices
have an upward tendency, owing to the advanca in
gold and foreign exchange. Flour is firmly held. but
the demand is limited Wheat. Goru. and Oat. have
advanced. Cotton is rather firmer. Fish and Fruit are
without any material change Coal 011 has advanced.
Naval Stores are unchanged. The Provision market is
firm but quiet. Seeds are rather better. Whisky has
advanced. Wool is without change.
There Is very little demand for Flour, either for ex
port or home use, and the market is dull bat firm at
about former rates. Salem *omit:flee about 900 bbls. at
$ll for extra, and $12012.25 bbl for extra fatally. The
retailers and bakers are buying la a small way at drain
119.75@10.25 for superfine, $10.50011.25 for extra. sil 50
tv12276 for extra family, and $12.50(415 bbl for fancy
brands, according to quality. Rye Flour and Corn Ideal
continue scarce and in demand at former rates.
GRAIN. —The demand for Wheat is limited owing to
the firmness of holders; about 6,000 bus have been sold
at $2.65®2. Sic bug for fair to prime Pennsylvania and
Western reds. $2:62/42.65c for Southern do, and white
at from $2 7f@2 55 V bus, according to quality. Ry e
is selling in a smut way at $1.70(§1.7110 V 4 bus for
Southern. Corn is in good demand at the advance:
6,503 bus sold at UK* for prime bas as
$1,85
'white, and new at $1 7C.@1.76e. lit bus as to condition.
Oats are also in demand, with males of about 9,000
bus at92c IS bus
PROVISIONS.-Holders are very firm in their views,
but the market Is quiet at about former rates. Sales dr
'Mete Pork are matiiii4 $40(4t8 bbl. Mess Beef is
selling at from $ 27 Vi bbl for country and pity
packet'. Bacon cont :mos scarce. and the transactions
are limited; email tales of Banos are making at 2.1024 c
for plain and tansy canvassed; Sides at 21c,and bhoul
dere at 100 it lb cash Green Meats are also scarce;
small sales of Hams in pickle are reportid at 2101130
V lb. Lard isrmir. held; sales of barrels and tierces
are making at 24c Ih. and country pkgs 20(§)82o .
Butter is in steady emand, with sales of solid-packed
at 38(445c, and roll at 45(450c ift it,. Sales of New y ork
Cheese are making at 21.40244: T lb, and Bggs at 46444 c
V dozen.
IdETAIS —Pig Iron is quiet; small Wee of . Anthra
cite are making at sso@eo* ton for the three numbers.
Scotch Pig is quoted at $60@65 if ton. Manufactured
Iron is in fair demand at former rates.
BARK. --Quercitren is scarce and in fair demand.
Small sales of first No. I are making at $l6 lit ton. Tan
giers' Bark Is eteady at $lOO2l * cord.
CANDLES—'fallow Candles are quiet. Sperm are
makingt 6 66c if lb. Small sales of Adamantine are
at c'l36:: for short and 87(0390 id lb for fall
weights.
COFFEE.— The market is firmer, and the stook on sale
is very light. Small sales of Rio are making at 43@i6c
th.
COTTON. —The denser d from the manufacturers Is
Dinned. About 100 bales of middlings have been dis
posed. of in lots at 13eigl3to 4 lb sash, closing rather
firmer.
'COAL. —The market is ill tonrgo sales are making
Ast - Port Ricbmcind at $9@9.60 k dellvered on board.
FlSH.—Mackerel are firmly held; 2 MO bbls sold on
iivstelerms; small sales from store are making at $24.
2514 bbl for shore Is: $lB for bay do. ; 1217.60018.f0r
s ore 2s and $l6 50614 bbl for small and large No. Se.
Pickled' Herring are selling at froth $lOOl2 1 brd. Cod
fish are selling at from 1143.:43@8.60 the 100 fba
atFEATHERSX OI37cI94 are in steady demand; we quote Western
FRIIIT.--dp b
resn Apples are rather scarce and in de
mand as. $3.76446 bbl, as to quality.. Dried Apples
are selling at 9(11c 39 lb. Dried Peaches are firm, with
sales of pared at 31@Mo It lb. New Jersey Cranberries
are selling at 12131@17 bbl.[ All kinds of forei con
tinue scarce. New layer Raisins sell at $6. I 39
box.
GINSENG). —Small sales of crude are making at 111.26
*1 Its. cash.
DOPS.--Small sales of Eastern and Western are
making at 46123661:* lb for new.
HAY. —Baled is selling at $23®911 if ton.
LUMBER. —The market Is inadtive. and we hear of
no sales worthy of notice.
at °LAMES. —There is very little doing in the way of
Bales and prices are unsettled.
NAVAL STORES. —Small sales of Rosin aro making
at from s3o@4o* bbl, as to quality. Spirits of Turpen-
O e L s —L i nagdto $ l 2 .i 6 fim a y ll h n l .
d at $2@2.05 for winter,
and $1.76 for No. 2. Fish Oils are also firmly held.
Linseed 011 is selling freely at $1 3701 18 if gallon. Pe
troleum has advanced; em all sales are reported at 450
45c for crude, 80(68 for refined, in bond, and 87090 s II
gallon for free.
. PLASTER. —Small sales of soft are making at Si 60 if
ton.
RICE is rather dull; sales of Rangoon art reports - 4. at
183,@1:391c
SRSDis.— iaxseed is rather scarce; small sales are
making at 9121.60 E bushel. Clover Seed Is In good de.
;nand; OW bus sold at $12013 75 'Et bus.
SPIRITS.—In foreign there Is very little doing, and
prices are less gal l onand Rum is selling in a
small way at $ 2 .1 0 VI ~ Whisky has advanced:
fLO bbls sold at $1.90, and esoaHlots at $1.96 E gallon. .
TALLOW.--Sales of city-rendered are making at 17Xo,
and country at 170 it lb.
TOBACCO.—There is more demand for both leaf and
manufactured, and prices remain about the same as
lastquoted.
VIIVEGAR,—Corn Vinegar is selling at 211 c it gallon,
in bbis
SlJOAR.—Holdess are firmer in their views, owing to
the advance in gold; about 100 hhda Cuba and New Or
leans sold at fromlaSt@lic* lb.
WOOL.—The market is firm at about previous quota
tions; 00,000 itss have been sold in lots at 100@llOc 33 lb
for fleece. and 126@i 30c 39 lb cash for tub.
The following are the receipts of Flour and Grain at
this port to-day:
Flour '4* 2.140 bbls.
• •-
•••••••soi••••••
7,600 bus.
Corn . •• 4,900 boa.
Oats 44444 • • •••-• •••• • .0.4 • • 7. ( WO bUS•
New Tor* Markets, Nov. 29.
The market for Western and State Flour is more ac
live, and, under light arrivals and the advance in gold.
prices are 10c better. For future delivery there is a good
Inquir9. and we note sales of 7,000 this extra State for
last hair of January at $lO 000.0 60.
Canadian Flour le more active and better; sales 650
bias at $lO 0f@10.85 far the low grades of extra, and
$10.45012 25 for trade and family extras.
Southern Plour is in better demand and prices have
advanced 10o: sales of 91i0bble at $lO. E5(6i12.10 for mixed
to good superfine country Ilaltimore, &c, and $12.M0
15.26 for trade and family brands.
Eye Fl far is firm and in fair demand. Sales of SOO
bbls at SO.'
Corn Meal Is more active and firmer. Sales of 100
bbls at $T 2/.07.60 for Jersey.
The Wheat market is better, particularly on Winter,
but closes quiet at tie improvement. The demand Is
chiefly for milling. The current rates are far above the
orders for export.
The tales are P,OOO bush at $2.20152.M for Chicago
spring; 62.35(432.42 for red Western; and 62 04145 for
amber do.
/364: eyis a Aid* better and more active,• sales of
5,000 bus at $1.96 for State, $1.8734 for Canada Sag, and
$2(42.10 for Canada West, better rate for choice.
barley malt is inactive, but firmly held.
t ate are very active, and better; the sates are 150,000
bushels Bova Scotia at $1; Canadian at $1; Western
at LO4 afloat, and 104% offered, to arrive; State at 98%
edo9c..
Rye is held higher, bat no sales have been made
public.
Corn is less active, and lower at the close. Holders
ale more disposed to realize, but buyers hold off. The
• sales are 10,000 bus New Jersey yellow at $1. 82; West
ern mised'at $1.95, in store.
Boston MOrkets, Nov. P.S.
bbiLOUß,—The recmpts Ante yesterday have been 3.0115
s. The market is firm, with a moderate de
mand. Bales of Western superfine at $9.50@i0; com
mon extra $10.75 11: medium do $11.25@)11.75; good
and choice do $124 , 14 25 '0 bbl.
GRAIN.—The receipts since yesterday have been 1,000
bus Oats. Corn is in moderate demand. Sales of West
et n mixed at $2.12; Western yellow is held at 52.24 61
bu. Oats are in steady demand. Sales of Northern,
and Canada at 95(g1250_ be. Rye is held at $1 SO bu.
Shorts are soiling at $46; Pine Peed $520155; Middlings
$66 0 ton.
PROVISIONS —Pork is firm, with a Moderate demand.
Sales of prime at 'moss; mess 1612442 50; clear $l2. 51
bbl, cash. Beef le in steady demand. Sales of Bastern
and Western mess and extra mess at $200324 '0 bbl,
cash. Lard is firm. Sales in bbla at 23(5124.: kegs 2434
@2sc 0 lb, cash, Hams are selling at 19@)20c Ti
cash.
85,236 05
Pittsburg Petroleum Market, Nov. SS.
The market was unusually quiet to-day, tho opera-
Hone being very light, and restricted almost entirety to
a few small lots of Relined Free Oil. In Crude there
was not a.sinsie operation that we could hear of. owing
principally to the difference between the views of
buyers and sellers, the former contending for a conces
sion in price, to which the latter were unwilling to
submit. In the absence of sales, quotations May be
fairly given at 85c, barrels returned, and 40c, barrels
included, and these may be regarded as the extremes of
the market. Pot Relined, in bond. there appears to be
little or no demand . and on the spot the nominal rates
are 60c. For Free Oil there is a fair Western demand,
and we note a sale of 100 bbls at 81c, and 100 at 82c—the
latter for the Chicago mat ket. Naptha is quiet, but as
the supply is light, theanarket is quoted steady at 20c
in bond and 40c free. •
Gloucester Fish Market, Nov. 26.
Oeorge'a Cod—sale of 1,000 qtls at $8.6C@8.70 leaving
none in market Mackerel quite active, and prices have
advanced: sales of 10,000 bbLs Bay the present week at
g10k4104 for No. le. and Ittl'Ot@iktf, for No. 2e, closing
firm at latter quotations; now held at sl6@'3. Shore,
sales 200 bbls at $154#15 for glo. 1 and 2, leaving none in
market. Smoked 'Halibut in good demand; sales at 13c.
Pollock active: sales 3,000 qfle at tfoll§etii, now held at
011,3116;, eas T 4 bbl —Admer:tstrr:
LETTER BAG •
♦4 MI 1131LOXANTIV ICIONAIRON, PHILADELPOLL.
Bohr 131 no Billow, Bolls Port SPILin. soon
as
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
ego. L. BITZBY. • } - •
EDWARD 0. BIDDLE. COMMITTEE OP '[BE MONTH.
Tim S. )Psinfox, •
fi I, !kit kt M *TN
PORT OF P/MADELPHIA, Nov. 29,188!,
BUT HNZ11...718 I BIM 8are....4 421 HIGH WATER.. 9 41
Steamship Faxon, Matthews, 48 hours from Boston.
with =dee to Henry Wieser & Co.
Bark Blame. Sherman, 6 days from Fortress Monroe,
In ballast to J E Baileys Co.
Brig Rival, Applegate, 12 days from Key West, in bal
last to J E Baxley & Co. •
Brig Fredonia, Walls, 6 days from Fortress Monroe,ln
ballast to J E Baxley & Co.
Brig Hampden, Snow, 10 days from Key West, In bal
last to captain.
Brig C Colson, Stimpson, 6 days from F >dress Mon
roe. in ballast to J B Baxley & Co.
Brig Beni Carver. Carver, 6 days from Fortress Mon
roe, in ballast to .7 E Barley & Co.
Brig Jesse Bbynas.Pendleton,9 days from Port Royal,
in ballast to .7 E Barley & Co.
Brig Marla White, Snow, 7 days from Stono Inlet, In
ballast to A Solider & Co.
Brtg s orts, Leland, 21 days from Matanzas, in bal
last to E A Solider & Co.
. .
Echr Ocean Queen (Br), BevanM. 20 days from Priase
ldward's Island, with potatoes to C C Van Born.
Behr ♦ H Manchester, Nickerson, 6 days from For
tress Monroe, in ballast to captain.
Bahr Mary Jane Kennedy, Bowyer, 4 days from For
tress Monroe. In ballast to captain.
nett TT Derringer, Blackman, 7 days from Beaufort.
In bailed to captain.
Scbr Jlt Houston, Lippincott , S days from Key West,
In ballast to E A Sender St Co.
Schr Horace Staples. Gibbs. 4 days from New Bedford,
'with mdse to captain. Passed above Reedy Island one
light bark coming np; off Fort Mifflin passed bchrs W.Oll
Carlton. from Ntw York, and Queen of the South
coming np.
Schr Clayton Frame, Laws, 2 days from =ford, Del,
with grain to James Berndt.
e chr Chief, Townsend,2 days from Indian Biyir,Del,
with grain to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Scar hl P Stevens, Downing, Washington; Tyler &
Co. •
Schr F A Beath, Williams. 10 days from Bangor,
with mdse to captain.
Steamer Anthracite, Shropshire, 24 hours from New
Tork,.with Ends. to Wm BI Baird & Co. •
Steamer New York, Davis, 24 hours from New York,
with Judas W P Clyde. •
Steamtng America, Virden, from Delaware Break
water; where she left brig Rodin°, for Pensacola. Re
ports the ship Underwriter, for Fort Barrancas,
for
Pensacola;
to sea Saturday at 10 A IL Ship St Peter, for
Penstictla; barks Dresden, for New Orleans, and Sea
Eagle, for Port Spain, off Fourteim Feet Bank, going
down ; barks Andaman, for S W Paint A XI (bay, for
Key Welt, and Pawnee, for New Orleans; brigs Tita
nia, and C b Frost, for Beaufort, N 0; Randolph, for
Key West; Vincent. for New Orleans; Ida lifcLeod, for
do, off Reedy Island. bound down; brigs Wl3l B Wil
liams, and Beni Carver, above Reedy Island, beating
op.
CLEARED.
Steamship E C Knight, Gallagher, New York.
Bark Speedwell, Dixon. Cork for orders
Brig Lady Moigrave (Br), Cann, Antwerp.
Brig Lille, Day, S W Pass. _
Brig E H Kennedy, Geyer, Ney West ,
Solar S T Wines, Hulse. Hew London.
Scbr Sestet), Brower, Fort Monroe.
bar H A Weeks, Seaman, do
Schr A Cordery, Doughty, do
Schr Restless. Torment; do
Sobr E C Elmer, Haley, do
Schr L Fbleger, Dreby, Alexandria.
Schr W Wallace, Scull, Hampton Roads.
SeLr Jas L Maloy, Russell, Port Royal.
Scbr Carrie Wells, Farnsworth, Hew Bedford
Solar W C Atwater, Hackett. flew Haven.
Sir Cot Rucker. Bell, Washington.
Str Black Diamond. Meredith, do.
Sir F Cadwallader, Pierson; BaLtimOra.
Mr 'Boggles, McDermott. new York.
Str Samson. Denning. New York.
Steaming Diamond, Allen, Beaufort
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Norman. Baker, hence at Boston on Mon
day.
hrearoehip John Gibson, Bowen, hence at New York
On Monday.
Ship Recovery (Br), Wilbur, sailed from Liverpool
ILith instant for this port.
Bark Wavelet (Br). Unborn, cleared at New York for
Pernambuco on Monday.
Scbr Adelaide. Crowell, Mute at Providence 26th
instant
Behr Wm 11 Bowe, • Harris, hence at Providence 27th
instant.
Behr Sarah Clark, Goldsmith. sailed from Providence
27th instant for this port.
Bahr Horace Staples. Gibbs, from New Bedford for
Ataport. Failed from Newport 2lth (natant.
Bear Billow (late brig. of Salem). Sale, at Newport
26th bast, for this port.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30,
..1864:
ARRIVED
Scbr Cohaeset, Tobey, 'fleetest Boston 27th inst.
Sabra W T Emerson, from Orleans, for this port; J V
Wellington and Herbert Manioc, from Boston, jar do,
at Newport Seth teat ••
Scbr Frank Ducat", 74 tone, of Philmielphia.where she
wan built in 18.58, now at Bristol, K I, has been pur
chased by Captain David K Baker, of Dennis. ,for the
mackerel fishery, at 84,000
The new and flee steam lug Pawtucket, Captain AU
meron, arrived at Providence on Saturday evening
from Philadelphia. She was built at.Cheeter. Pa .bf
Jacob Sinex & Co.. in the meet 'substantial manner; le
ftil feet long. 14 feet 6 inches breadth of bold, and OS tone
burthen. Her engine and machinery 'are of .the first
class, and very powerful. She is owned by parties in
Pawtucket, and is intended for towing vessels between
that place and Providence.
THE RELIANCE INSURANCE COM
PANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated 11'1841. Charter Perpetual!
OFFICE. No. 306 WA_LNIIT STREET.
Insures against lose or damage by FLEE Houses,
Mores. and other Buildings , limited or perpetual; an d
in Farniture Goods, Wares, and Merchandise.
CAPITAL, $ . '300.000. ASSETS 152187,21L86.
Invested in the following Securities, viz: 4
First Mortgage on City Property, well secured 6106,900 00
United States Government Loans ..... 110,030 00
Philadelphia City 6_per cent. Loans 60,060 00
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 8 per sent.
63,060,000 Loan 12,000 00
Pennsylvania Hailrbad Bonne, Arid and se.
cond Mortgage Loans 85,00 0 CO
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's 6
Der cent. Loan 6,000'00
Philadelphia and Beading Railroad Com
• pan 46 per cent. Loan 5,000 00
HuntWt.pt. von and Broad Top Railroad 7 per
ns 4,560 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock .. .,
10,000 00
Mechanhis' Bank Stook . 4,000 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock.. .. 1,060 09
Union Mutual Insurance Companloe htock of
Philadelphia. .».. moo Do
Wane on ollateral's, well pe0ured—.......... 2,250 00
accrued Interest ...-...........» 5,982,00
Cash in bank and on hand........................... 16,687 63
, 4087,211 86
Worth at Dissent market valve -- ....—...... 389,664 36
DIRECTORS.
Robert Toland, •
William Stevenson,
Hampton L. Canon.
Marshall 11111,
J. Johnson 13;own,
Thomas EL Mora,
EH TIAGLIY, President.
I.a .
7364. !a6-tf
Clem Tingley,
Wm. R. Thompson,
Samuel Blephant.
Robert Steen,
William Musser,
Charles Leland.
Beni. W. Tingley.
CL
THOMAS C. HILL, Sem
PHILADELPHIA. January . 4
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COM
PANY.—Authorised Carina' 1430.000-011 ARTIE
PERPETUAL.
oisce NO: 311 WALENT Street, between Third and
fourth streets, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against Lou or Damage by
fire, on Buildings, Furniture, and Merchandise gene
tallArgo. , Marine Insurances on Veisels, Cargoes, and
freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the .
DIRECTORS.
William Esher, Davis Pearstn.
D. Luther, Peter Seiger,
Lewis Audenried, J. B Baum.
John R. Blackiston, William F. Dean,
Joseph Maxfield. John Ketcham.
WI AN ESHER, President,
WM. F. DlAlid Vice President.
W. M. Sgrrit. Beaetar7. . apS-tf
A MERIC AN FIRE INSURANCE
AA- COMPANY. Incorwrated 1810. CHARTER PER
PETUAL. No. 310 W A LNUT Street, above Third;
Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus In
vested In sound and available Securities, continues to
Insure on Dwellings. Stores, Purniture, Merchandise,
Vessels in port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All losses liberally arid promptly adjusted.
DIECTORS.
Thomas R. Marie, James R. Campbell,
John Welsh, - Edmund G. Rutilh,
tiamnel 0. Morton, Charles W. Pooltney.
Patrick Brady, . Israel Morris.
John T. Lewis,
THOMAS 11.• MARIE. President.
' ALBERT 0. L. OZAWPOIID. Secretary. re 2241-
FIRE ENSURAIiCZ BXOLUBTVICLY.
—THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSIIRANoIt COM
PANY. Incorporated 111 M. CHARTER PSEPRTIFIAL.
go. 510 WALNUT Street. opposite' Independent*
VT*
Company, favorably known to the community
(or nearly forty mire, continues to insure against Loss
or Damage by Fire, on Public or Private Badlands,
either permanently or for a limited time. Also, on Fur
niture, Stocks, Goode, or Merchandise generally, on
liberal terms.
Their capital, together with a large Surplus Fund,. is
Invested in the most careful manner, which enables
them to offer to the Insured an undoubted security la
the ease of loss.
DIRECTORS.
Jonathan Patterson. Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Alexander Benson. John DevereuX.
Isaac Harlehtirst, Thomas Smith,
Thomas Robins,
.1. Cautnirks H m e F pry ea. Lewia,
JONATHAN PATTELSON. President.
Wrr.r.ux G. Osevram., Secretaft.
rNBURA.NCE COMPANY OF TIES
11 - STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.—OFFICE Noe. 4 and
5 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, north side of WALNUT
Street, between BOOK and THIRD Streets.
INCORPORATED IN .1794-CHAEFIR PERPETUAL.
PROPERTIES OF CIA T P Ia CAREY, FEBRUARY 1,
1264,"05,817 62,
MARINE, LIRE, AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D,
_Sherrard. . Tobias Wagner,
Charles Maoatester, Thomas ll._Fatson,
William S. Smith. Henry G. Freeman,
William R. White, Charles S. Lewis,
George H. Stuart, George G. Canon,
Samuel Grant, .1r..,_ Edward.O. Knight,
John E. And •
. . . .
HENRY
Wruciem HAiums, Sear
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 406 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
ERB AND INLAND INSURANOK
DIRECTORS.
John W„ Everman,l
Robert . Potter,
John Ke ß ssler, Jr.,
B. D.. Woodrur,
Charism Stokes,
Joseph D. BLILs.
MOH. President.
—I SON, Rice Prim Neat.
ia1441
'Trends N. Back,
Char ry les Richardson, ,
O.W. Lewis
0.
P. 6. 'Justice,
George A. Wst,
FRANCIS N
ORAL BIC
W. I. B/dIitONARD, Beare
PORISAN P. MOLLIVISIDIAD.
pq - OLLINSHEA.D & GRAVES,wx. GIAAVIDL
INIMBANCE AGENCY, No. 312 WALNUT St.,
Mills&bk.*,
_wants for the. •
ALBANY CITY PINE INSUBANOI CO.,
Je27-6m OP ALBANY, N. Y.
rIMAN P. HOLIZABWILD. WILLIAM IL GRAVEL
01,LIITSHBAD & GRA.VIII3 I
INSURANCE AGENCY, '-
Igo. 31.% WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
AGRZITS ROIL Tin
XORW/OH FIER INSIJRANOB COMPANY.
OF NORWICH, CONN ,
CHAIMERID ISO .1
intrumoss PHILADELPHIA authoritA:
tohn Odic Zee. I Mesas. ak, Stokes am•
/ales, Wharton, & 00. Ilictem.OAL , Laulds & 00.
Kenn. Colin & Anemia. Yuan. W. H. /alined. & CO.
j6974m
PORMAJI P. HOLLIFBIIIA.D. . Alf. H. MUM.
HOLLINSHEAD & GRAVES'
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INSURANCE STR EE T
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NO. 314 WALNUT STRUT, PHILADELPHIA.
4rents for the OROTOIII nal INSURANCE OOSIPANT.
If New Mork. JeTbSza
4. it 4 fl 51 - 3:lEira: J.lO I Szi
THE ADAMS EX.
CHE PRIMO COMP arcels, ANY, oMce 3241
STNUT Street, forwards P rackanes, Mer
ebendise, Bank Notes, arid Specie, either by its otna
lines or in connection with other Express Commute*,
to all the principal Towns and Citten in the united
States. E. S. SANDFORD,
fefF7 • General Superintendent.
I. VAUGHAN XICRRICIIIL
108 a
_ll._ Co..
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
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7INTII AND WASHINGTON DTEEM,
PIMIaLLPHIA.
111:EliRICK. sits SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Maanfartare High and Low Francis Steam Eutaw fra
land river, and marine earliest.
Boilers, assimilators, Tanks, Iron Boats, is. Oast
lus of all kinds, either iron or braes.
Iron-frame Soo& for. OM Works, Workshops. JEW
road Stations, dic.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the lateet.and most las.
proved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery suck as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pa 11.% OM
Steam Trains, Defecatore, 'Filters, Pumping Rnsiaakims.
Sole agents for N. Milieux's Patent Sugar-Bollaug Lp
Paratne, Neumyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and Arabs
wall k Wolsey's Patent Ckontrifagal Sugar-Braialas
Machine. an 12,11.
A ciEa PENN STEAM ENCELIE
AND BOILER WORKS.—NEAPIEIIt LEVI.
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS, NA.
CHINISTE, BOILER-MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, sae
POUNDERS, having for many years been in sucsesetal
operationjand been exclusively engaged in building sat
repairing Marine and River Engines, nigh and low wee.
sure, Iron Boilers, Water Tanks, Propellors, kg. . 41e.
respectfully offer their servi ces to the p f ub a lle, i t i s beds;
fall' an t ifs'ilatTar4ragfilsoa of .patterns e!
diffe'rent sizes, are prepared to execute orders with
Quick despatch. Every description of pattern-maklaS
made at. the shortest notice. High and Low- Presume,
Pine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the beet Peak
sylvania charcoal iron, Forging, of all sizes and kinds.
Iron and Brass Castings, of all descriptions; Eoli•
Turning, Screw-Cutting, and all other work sonneete4
With the above business.
Drawings and spitsifications for all work done at tit
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed.
The nubscribers have ample wharf-dock room for re•
pairs of boats, where they can lie In perfect iterate'. aid
are provided with shears, blocks, fails, etc As., ,
raising 'heavy or light weights• JACOB C. BEANIE.
JOHN P. LEVY,
BEACH and PALMER Streets.
MORGA.N ORR, & CO., B RAM RN
BUILD/WA Iron tonndem and Gnaw)
Ifrobintsts anst Nalgoro. NO. UM O.a.LLOW.
HILL Stunt. MiadWohla. fo2o-kt
pROWNE'I3 METALLIC WRATH:Ea
A- , STRIPS, and
WINDOW BAWDS
Totally exclude Cold, Wind, Rata, Snow,. l and DUI
from the crevices of
DOORS AND WINDOWS;
And save one-half the fuel.
CHARLES B. BAKBB,
No. 38 South FIFTH Street,
Send for Circular. Sole State Agent.
Local Agents wanted throughout the State. noa-Ins
GLASS SHADES, OVAL.
GLASS SHADES. ROUND_.
GLASS SHADES. SQUARE, - '
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FERNERY'S
GLASSWARE.-OP ALL -DESCRIPTIONS. •
BARTELL & LETCHWORTH,
No. 15 North FIFTH Street
no2B-1m I
S KAT N,B AND SKATE STRAPS.
Dealerupiumutated to call and examine cam lee
of new etelds of Ladies' and Nouts"Skatea for
which will he tarnished at the lowest manufacturers
prices, by B. AB. BURNHAM, Monnfootnrer's Agent,
No. A 7 South &NTH West.
STEAM H.II.A.TERB FOB FACTORIBEI
MILLS, ka.._„ heated with szhaFt or direst dam I
ato r.hi CoLla for Heaters Clondansero sponsors. 41,,
vokuts.N. artvemilir
Fr HE MAHONY HOUSE, IN
-a-ASH
LAND, Schuylkill county, after being closed for
two months, is being handsomely fitted np, and Is now
Pon for travellers and visitors. Mr. HENRY B.
EAVER, the present landlord; lately of Northumber-
-
lend county, who has had long erperience In this line
of bnsineas. will keep} FIRST CLASS HOUSE, and one
that will compare favorably with the but Hotels in the
country.
Assiern, Pa., Nov. S. UK n024-1m
GENTLEMEN • LIABLE TO DR&FT
can have Substitutes mustered into the Regular
drop, Marine Corps, or Navy, which entitles them to
the bounty paid by the city of Philadelphia: and gen
iisrsen residing in any part of the Slate can have Sub
stitutes mustered into the above branches of the ser•
vice by bringing a Certificate of Enrolment from the
Provost Marshal of the district in Which they reside;
and those not liable to draft can have representatives
mustered into the same branches of the service by
applying to /
WM. LETFORD,
Late Adjutant 28th P. V.
No. 4'o ,tionth THIRD Street.
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MACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, &C.
—2,600 bble. Mass. Nos. 1,2, and S Mackerel.
late-caught fat fish, in assorted packazes.
2,000 bble. New Neetport, Fortune bay, and Halifax
Herring.
2,600 boxes Lubec, Sealed, and No. 1 Herring.
100 bbis new Mess Shad.
230 boxes gerkinter county Cheese t er. .
In store and for sale by 21 1 IRP X & Pco on- •
.IslD-tf No. 146 NORTH vzaks.vms.
al DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT
AIIOTION PRICES ,_to clove a consignment of three
Cu" of HYACINTHS, TULIPS. and CROCUS, inn re
ceived from RomanAu, and opened tb%e day. They
still be cold at a discount of 50 per cent. from my cata
logue price. ROBERT BUMP. 3a.,
Nos. 9221 and 984 JEA.R.KET Street.
above Ninth. _
VINE. writsKuls.—OLD . ,WHEAT,
gxe, and Bourbon Wblelry. In oases, I dos, quart
betties, carefully selected for private use. for sale by
Z. P. lIIIDDLIIToN,
noW)-6t' ; 5 North no= Street,
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
!EQUIPAGE. TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets.
PIIILADKLPHIA. November se 186 k
• SEALED PROPOSAL, wiII be received at this office
nntil 12 o'clock M. on SATURDAY, 3d Dezember next,
for supplying the bchuylkill Arsenal with the follow
ing articles:
Blankets. Woolen, army standard.
Canton Flannel, do. do.
Cavalry Outdone. do. do.
H-inch Yellow Worsted Lace, army standard.
Zda.Ctihie Thread (Stewart's) 110. 70, samples required.
• Willimantic Cotton, black, No 40, do. do.
X Cray Flannel', for shirts or linings, do. do.
Pegged Bootees, for prisoners of war, do. do.
Wax Upper Leather, beat quality, oak-tanned, from
slaughter hides, well finished and stuffed, to weigh not
less than seven ounces to the square foot.
Sole Leather best quality, oak-tanned. from Buenos
Ayres or La Plata hides, to weigh not less than 14
pounds per side.
Both Sole and Wax Upper Leather to be subject to
Inspection, and to be of suitable quality and. substance
for making Army Boots and Bootees.
Each bid must be guaranteed bytwo responsible per
sons, whose signatures must be appended to the guaran
tee, and certified to as being good and enincient security
for the amount involved, by some public functionary of
the' United States
Bids from defaulting contractors, and thee.) that do not
...fully comply with toe requirements of this advertise
merit, will not be considered.
Blank forms for !proposals, embracEag the terms of the
guarantee required in each bid-.can be had on applica
tion at this office, and none others, which do not em
brace the gnaran t ee , will be considered: nor will any
'Proposal be considered which does not atrial> conform
to the requirements therein stated.
The bide must state the number ind quantity of each
kind of articles proposed to be delivered.
Proposals mast be endorsed "Proposals for Army Son •
Plies, ' stating on the envelope the I:tartlet:o &radicle bid
for. BERMAN DIGGS.
n0213.6t Col. Quartermaster. Department,
4 1 . 1 : &RD, Prenialabar4
IrTLLIAX X. 31.1Z71CK.
PROPOSALS.
(I)IJA.RTERMASTER'S DEPART-
Now MSBT. PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 28, 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS wRi be received at this ogles
until 12 o'clock M. THURSDAY, December 1, 1884,
for the immediate delivery at the United States Store
-house, HANOVER-Street wharf, of
MO Five hundred feet Corporation Hose, copper
riveting, in fifty feet sections, with screw couplings
attached.
All of the above to be of the beet quality, and sub
ject to the inspection of an inspector appointed on the
part of the Government.
Bidders will state'price, both . In writing and figures,
and the number of feet bid for, and the time of de
livery.
Saab bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
sona, whore signatures must be appended to the gna
?eat'. and certified to as being good and enacient
security for the amount involved. by the United States
District Judge. Attorney, or Collector, or other public
officer; otherwise the bid. will not be considered..
The right!' reserved to reject all bide deemed too high,
and no bid front a defaulting contractor will be received.
By order of Col. Herman Biro] Chief Qu Olthl artermaster.
bßoz a.
n026.6t Captain and A. Q. M.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OF
FICE,
CINCINNATI, o.November 21_, 1864.
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED ' BY THE ORDER
SIONED,_untit WEDNESDAY, December 7, 1864, at] 12
o'clock M., for furnishing this Department, (by con
tract) with— _
INIFAIITRT TROWSERS—S. B. Kersey, Army Stan
dard.
SHELTER TENTS, of 28%-inch Duck, weighing 8 oz.
tolhelineal yard—Ara; Standard.
To be made in accordance with specifications adopted
br the Quartermaster's Department, a copy of which
reit be seen at this office.
. PETROLEUM ediate delivery of •
OR WATER-PROOF PAPER.
of Which bidders will furnish samples.
Samples of the standard articles may be seen at the
Office of Clothing and Equipage in this city. •
• To be delivered free of charge at the U. 8. inspection
Warehouse in this city. in good newmsciTs. with the
name of the party furnishing, the kind an quantity of
gotuis distinctly marked on each article an package.
Parties offering
_goods must distinctly state in their
bids the quantity they propose to Tarnish, the price, and
time of delivery. -
ampler; when submitted, must be marked and num
bered to correspond with the proposal; and the parties
thereto must I narsatee that the goods shall be. in every
respect. equal to Army &Bedard, otherwise the propo
sal will not be considered.
A guarantee, signed by two responnible persons, most
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will
supply the articles awarded to his under hie proposal.
Bids will be opened on WEDNESDAY. December 7, -
1884, at 12 o'clock noon, at tills office, and bidders are
request to pr ese nt
made on THURSDAY, December 8,
1 Bonds will be required that the contract will be faith
fully fulfilled.
Telegrams relating to Proposals will not be noticed.
Blank forms of Proposals, Contracts and Bonds may
be obtained at this office.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable is
reserved.
Endorse envelope "Propo sal for [here Insert the
name of the article offered], and address
Col. WM. W. Xo IY, •
noi6.Bt Chief Quartermaster.Clncinnatil Depot.
O FFICE OF THE DEPOT QtrARTICR
MASTER.
FOP! LE/1113311701 . t . TE, R:AnA84..N0V,111,,A64.
PSOPOSALB POs ABO[Y~TSAPB~OETATION
SEALED. PROPOSALS will be received at this oftlee
until 12 o'clock M on the gist day . of December, 1863,
for the Transportation of Militau Supplies during the
year 1956 on the following route.
Bourg No. I.—From Forts Leaventiorth, Laramie,
and Riley, and other depots that may be established
during the above year on the west bank of the Missouri
river, north of Fort Leavenworth, and south of latitude
42 detees north, to any posts or stations that are or
may established in the Territories of Nebraska, Da
kota, daho, and Utah south of latitude 44 degrees
north and east of longitude 114 degrees west, and in
the Territory of Colorado north of 40 degrees north.
Bidders to state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles at
which they will transport said stores in each of the
months from April to September, inclusive, of the tsar
ROOTS No. 2. —Prom Forts Leavenworth and Riley, In
the State of Kansas, and the town or Kansas, in the .
State of Missouri, to any poets or stations that are or
may be established in the State of Kansas. or in the
Territory of Colorado, south of latitude 40 degrees
north. drawing supplies from Fort Leavenworth, and to
Fort Union, N. . or other depot that may be designa
ted th at Territory, to Fort Garland, and to any other
point or points on the route. Bidders to state the rate
per 100 pounds per 100 miles at which they will transport
raid stores in each of the months from dpril to Septem
ber, inclusive, of the year 1865. '•
• Routs No, 3.—From Fort - Union, or such other depot
as may be established In the Territory of New Mexico.
to any poste or stations that are or may be established
in that Territory, and to such poets or stations as may
be designated in the Territory of Arizona and State of
Texas west of longltude•los degrees west Bidders to
state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles at whim
they will transport said stores in each of the months
from June to November, inclusive, of the year 1865,
The weight to be transported each year will not ex.
coed 10,0111.000 pounds on Route No. 1; 16,000.000 pounds
on Route aro 2' and 0,000,000 pounds on Route No. 3.
No additional per tentage will be paid for the trans
portation of bacon, hard bread,Pine lumber, shingles,
or any other dares.
Bidders al mid give their names In full, as well as
their place of residence. and each proposal should be
accompanied by a bond in the sum of ten thousand dol
lars, signed by two or ;more responsible 'persons, gua
ranteeing that incase a contract is awarded for the route
mentioned In the proposal. to the part proposing, the
contract will be accepted and enter into , and good
and sufficient security furnished by said parties in ac
cordance with the terms of this advertisement.
.
The aponnt of bonds required wilt be as follows:
On Route No. 1 $100.001)
.On Route No. ...... 200,000
On Route No. 8 60.000
Fatisfactory evidence of the loyalty and eolveney of
each bidder and person offered as seaway will be-re
qnired., • •
Propotals moat be endorsed " . Proosal? for
Army.
Transportation on Route No, 1," '2 , " or 'S. the
ease may be, and none will be entertained unless they
fully comply with all the requirements of this adver
tisement.
Parties to whom awards are made most be prepared
,to execute contracts at once, and to give the required
bonds for the faithful performance of the same.
Contracts will be made subject to the approval of the
Quartermaster General. but the right Is reserved to re
ject any or all bide that may be offered.
Contraatora must be in readiness for service by the
first day of Aprll,lB66,and they will be required to have
a place of agencies at or in the vicinity of Forts Leaven
worth and Union and other depots that may be establish
ed, at which they maybe communicated with promptly
and readily.
By order of the Qnartermaster General.
It O. RODGER,
nolindeff3 Capt. and A. Q. X., IL 8., A. •
O FFICE OF ABBIBTANT QVABTZB
MASTER.
• MILITARY DISTRICT OP - ThEITLAMIL,MIAt
No. 1103 GIRARD Street.
November 23, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until noon of WEDNESDAY, SOth inst.,
for the prompt
delivery at Camp Diech.arge, near Spring Mill,'Phila
delphia, of—
LO6O feet 8-inch three- ply Rubber Hoge, of beet qua.
.
li~MOO feet 2-inch three-ply Rubber HOBB, of beet qua
With necessary couplings and branch pipes, complete
for use. •
To be /respected and approved by the United States
Inspector.
Poposisliwill name price per foot for hose. inciad Ina
cost of coutdinge and branch pipes; the shortest time for
delivery. and oust be made upon the regular forms
Whist' are furnished at this office.
The United Stairs reserves the right to reject all bide
deemed incompatible with its interests.
ALBSILT S. ASHBEE&D.
n 024 at %Pt. and A. Q. IL
HORSES 1 HORSES HORSES!
QUARTERHASTHR GENERAL'S Opyrog,,
FIRST DIVISION. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1664.
HOISTS, suitable for Cavalry_ and Artillery service,
will be purchased at Giesboro Depot, in open market,
till ORCHUBBR 1, 1864.
Horses will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry Moore,
A. Q. M. , and be subjected to the usual Government in.
spectiOn 'before being accepted.
Prise of Cavalry Horses, $176 eacb.
Price oi /watery Horses, $lBO eadh.
Payment will be made for six (6) and more.
JAMES A. ERIN
Colonel In charge First Division,
isole.tBo Quartermaster General's Ofllee.
TEE B.ALEM LEG.
LINGLE THE PATRONAGE OP THE lINITRD BTATNB
GOVRENAMNT.
Czacrtas No. 5 has just been issued. Sexed for a
copy to the
SALEM LEG COMPANY.
SALEM, MASS ,
and lgarn from it the reasons why this leg is steadily
ounnlinting the many " best legs made in the world. "
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CIRCULAR No. 6 contains a DESCRIPTION OF THE
LEG, its ADVANTAGES, TESTIMONIALS of SUR
GEONS and. WEARERS ACCOUNTS of numerous
CASES treated by this original and ingenious method,
TERMS, and all other needful information.
Soldiers entitled to a Government Leg can receive the
Salem leg WITHOUT (MARGE. n024-1m
' DEAN' B. . GREAT TOBACCO, CIGAR,
AND PIPE STORE,
N0..411, CillitinitiT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Deankeeps the greatest assortment.
Dean keeps the greatest variety.
Dean keeps the largest general stock.
You can get s.ny kind of Tobacco,
You can get any kind of Cigars,
You
can get any kind of Pipes, •
Yon can get any kind of Snuffs.
_,._ AT DEAN'S °NEAT TOBACCO STORE.
No. 413 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Whets you go to Dean's_ you can get anything you
- want th the way of Plug, line Out and Smoking Tobac
coes Domestic and Havana Cigars, Pipes, dm
- Delta keeps the largest_general , stock of Tobacco,
Cigarsi:Pipes i ao,, in the United States.
- 1/lelt eales are so extensive that he can afford to sell
"tab° ' one-balf what others sell for.
leanea Ds to the Army of the Potomac,
ells to the Army of the James.
i t r t
Dean lls Lo the Army of the Tennessee.
beat sell to the Army of the Cumberland.
Gunboat, all order their Tobacco. Cigars Pipes . &c.,
from , DEAN'S, No. 413 CHZSTRUT Street.
Penissilviutis merchants all buy at Dean's,
New Jersey merchantaall buy at Dean's.
Delaware merchants all buy at Dean's,"
As they Can always get just what they want, and at ll
much Fewer price than they can el ewhere c and they
do not have to pick up their goods at a dozen little
stores.
Ail goods ordered are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Order once and you will always order from Dean's,
labia plug and fine cut chewing and smoking tobaccoes
and cigars are fax superior to all of hers, and he sells for
much less. DEAN'S, No. 413 CHESTNUT Street,
n 02- tf Philadelphia. Pa.
HENRY RUDDY,
Distiller and Wleleeale Dealer In
PURE OLD BODEBON_
MONONGAHELA, NYS, AND WHEAT
WHISKIES, _
via !waft SECOND STRUT. below Enee,_Pldla.
HENRY MIDDY
rool9-gral • • mein) J. Jives*.
COTTON.. AND FLAX , BAIL DUCK.
AND C:..NVifi„ of all numbers and brands.
Tent, Awning, Trunk, and Wagon Cover Dm*. Also,
paperlinnufaetutere' Drier Pelts, from 1 to 6 feet wide;
Pauline; Belting, Sail Twine. die.
JOHN W. SVERNA2Pit 00..
nol4f . , No. 103 JOHNS. AMY.
nE.NBERVO FOR THE TENTH AND
GUMS, —For Strengtheithis the game, for pm.
serving the teeth from decay, and for keeping then
beantilnil'y clean and the breath sweet, this Is be. .
Roved to be the best preparation that science and imps.
?Wale has *Ter Produced. Prepared only by
' • S. T. BEALS, M. D. Dentist,
• Wan OMISTDIOT Street, Philidelphla. PS,
tiati.>fe; !4 e W. by the minalaal druggists: OD viz
Gm,PISTOLS, SKATES.
PHILIP WILSON & CO,
409 CHESTNUT S treet,
irenviraetaxers F i ne mportent of
Gana, Pistols,
'Gunning and Fishing_ Tackle.
C anes, Powder, ,
Wade, Caps, &c Shot
Gone Reetoeted, Rebored, and Repaired in the bee
manner.
SKATES OF ALL Ein_l3,
ae6-118za • . 409 011 - 111:TNITT Street.
STEAM AND WATER GAUGES-TRE
lazisat aseartmoat' In Philadelphia—tot/Jaw:Air oq,
hand. L BIOWIL 811 WALISIT Street. uy.ize,
LEGAL.
RBTATE OF. REBECCA ENOLE,
deceased.—Letters Testamentary upon the Rotate
of REBECCA ERG Lk, deceased, having been granted to
thd undersigned, all persons Indebted to said Rotate
11.1 a reqUebted to make payment, and those having
claims or demands thereon are requested to present
them without delay to
RICHARD ENGLE, AL
RICHARD ESOLE, Jr. ,Nts THIRD St.,
BAHL. LUTZ: - 417 M ARE? Stieet,
PH114.1)81.1411A, Roy. 1, 1564. Buteetttont.
no2-yeto
VSTATE OF RALPH' A. SMITH,
doceased.—Letters testamentary upon the estate of
RALPH A. SMITH. late of the city of Philadelphia, de
ceased, having been granted to tbe undersigned. all
Persons indebted to said estate wi ll please make pay
ment, and those haying claims will present the same,
without delay. to CHARLES E. SMITH,
No. 511 ARMIN Street,
Or to his Attorney, BYRON WODD WARD, Ho. 2dl
South FIFTH Street. 1109-wilt'
TiaLA.SURY DEPARTMENT.
oB or
Wi B COM PTROOL. LERp O te P
m b M
er
0 7 0 . 1186 T •
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
n.xidersigned. tt has been made to appear that the
EIGHTH NATIONAL BANE Or PHILADELPHIA, in
the City of Philadelphia. In the County of Philadel
phta, State of Pennsylvania, hag been duly or
ganised under and according to the requirements of
the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to pro
vide a national currency, seeured by pledgeof Unit
ed States bonds, and to provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof," approved June 34,1864, and beg
complied with all the provisions of said Act required to
be complied with before commencing the hostiles' of
banking under said Act:
Now, therefore, I. HUGH MoCULLOCH, Comp
troller of the- Currency, do hereby certify that the
Eighth National Bank of Philadelphia, In the City of
Philadelphia. in the Countyof Philadelphia, and State
of Pennsylvania, is authorised to commence the business
of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and Seal of
once this twenty-seventh day of September. 1864.
{
HUGH MoOIfLLOCH.
117 ‘grs itAll... 5 Comptroller of the Corrensy.
**Mink
COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION. -NOTICE IS HERE
BY given that the eo..nartnership hothetofore exist
ing between MICHAEL 0 BOYER. AMOS SMITH,
13.6,111JEL B. HILT, and MATTHEW H. CRAWFORD,
tradthg under the name style. and title of the WEST
ENGINE C 0.," of NORRISTOWIE, Montgomery Co.
Pa., was the txteenth ( 10th ) day of Icily last dissolved
by mutual consent. by the withdrawal of said Samuel
R. Hilt.
The future business of the concern will be settled and
conducted by the remaining partners,tufder the old title
of the " West Engine Co.
Signed: BOYZR,
AMOS SMITH,
M. H. CRAWFORD,
SAMUEL R. HILT.
Novssinan 10, 1864.
DIBBOLUTION.-THE COPARTNER
SKIP heretofore existing under the Arm of
SAMUEL N. DAVIES & SON
is this day dissolved. The business will be settled b'
the undersigned. at No. 225 DOCK Street.
0 'HAMM B. DAVIES. Bury',Dm Partner.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 00,1864.
COPARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned him thhi dal
formed a copartnerahjp under the firm of
DAMES BROTHERS.
for the transaction of a general .
BANKING AND BROKERAGE -BUSINESS,
at No. ASIS DOCK ree
CHA St R LES t.
B. DAVIES.
.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1,1864. PETER A DAVIES.
U. 8. Certificates of Indebtedness. Quartermasters'
Vouchers and Meeks, and Goverment Becuritiee gene
rally, bought and sold.
Business Payer and Loans on Collaterala negotiated.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold on Commission.
ocl.-2m
COAL.
CHEAPEST COAL IN TEE CITY:
Nut Coal 1118 per ton.
Stove, Coal 118 per ton.
At the MANTIYA COAL 'YARD, Cor. 'THIRTY-FIFTH
Street and YRNSSILVANIA R. R., Mantua. n02841t0
• 00 A. TON FOR LARGE NUT
I, a, . COAL, $lO CC a Ton for STOVE. and
HIATF,R COAL , at ALTIOrEI COAL TAN% NINTH
Street, (957), below GIRARD Avenue.
N. B.—Samples at Branch Offioe, SIXTH and SPRING
GARDEN.
PURE LEHIGH COAL.-H 011 S
KEEPER 8 can rep , on 1y n[ a pure article at 8.
K. corner PHONT and OPlAlarrA r ..
lummox.
n 02.1.10
1' SCHREENER, NEW COAL DE
-a-a. POT, NOBLE Street above Ninth street.
Constantly on hand superior guallUee of Lehigh a*
Babuyan]. Coal, selected expreeely for family p
at the lowest market prices. wharf Twee t : 2 4r/
street, below Arch street. Office 119 South FOUNT
Street. oc2o-3nt
ENIIINE EMILE VEIN COAL,
EQUAL IT NOT SIIPIPJOR TO LEHIGH. —A trial
Will secureyour custom. Egg and Stove Mum sll.ooc
ton; Larie Nut, $lO.OO. Office, ISILSonth FOURTH t..
below Chestnut. Depot, 1419 OALLOWBILL ,
above Broad. Ceel4-6m) ELLIS BRAS:MOB.
C OAL - SUGAR LOAF, BRAVER
MEADOW, and Spring Mountain Lehigh Coal, and
Pest Locust Mountain, from Schuylkill; prepared ex.
Drexel for Family nee. Depot, N. W. corner BIOEMA
aad WILLOW Ste. °ace., No. UM South SECOND St.
apd•tf 7 . WALTOW & 00.
EDUCATIONAL.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACA
DEMY_,._WEST CHESTER.—The Third Session of
this ACADEMY will commence September Ist.
The Board of Trustees consists of the following gen
tlemen:
TRUSTEES.
Hon. JAMES POLLOCK, President.
. Captain WILLIAM APPLE, Vice President.
W. B BARBER. Esq., Secretary.
JAMES H. OHNE, Bed., Treasurer.
Bev. Blch'd Newton,D. D. , Charles B. Dungan, Beg.,
Rev.Thos. Brainerd, D. D., George P. Russell. :Rag..
Hon. Oswald Thompson, William L. Springs, sq.,
Hon. Charles 0'11.3111, George L. Farrel, Esq.
Hon. W. B. Lehman, Addison May. Sett
Col. Wm. Bell Waddell, T. B, Peterson, ESQ.,
Joseph B. 'Townsend, Esq., Theodore Hyatt, ESQ.
James L. °bighorn, Es q.,
Thorough instruction in English, the Classics and the
Sciences, by teachers of the highest attainments, is fur
nished to Cadets. Students can be fitted for any Col.
lege class, or can prosecute to any extent the usual Col
lege course, The Military Department embraces all the
drills taught in the United States Military Academy,
Horses for Cavalry and Light Artillery exercises are
provided. While no military duty trenches upon the
tint* assigned to scholastic manna, arch Theoretical
and Practical Military instruction is afforded to the
Cadet as will completely Ilt him to be an efficient officer
in any arm of the United States service.
• For circular apply to JAMES H. OHMS , Ur., No
626 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, or to
Colonel - THEO. HYATT,
nod-lm President Pennsylvania Military Academy.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.-
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, four miles from
MEDIA', Pa. Thorough course in Mathematics, Classies t
Nataral Sciences, and,English; practical lessons in Civi l
En g ineering. Pupils received at any time, an& of all
ages, and enjoy the benefits of a home. Refersto John
C. Capp & Son , 23 South Third street; Thos. J. Clayton,
Esq., Fifth and Prone streetu_ex-Sherf ff Kern. and
others. Address Rev. J. HERVEY BARTON, A. M.,
VILLAGE GREEN, Pennsylvania. nos. 6m
51a.c•Li
fIAITCER DOCTOR—IRIE UNDER
N.. , signed takes this method of informing the Public
that be has recently returned to this city from New
York. and formerly from California. where he has bad
extensive practice in curing the worst of all maladies,
the Cancer, of which he can warrant a permanent
sire with at one application of his medicine, which is
altogether of a 'vegetable preparation. Judging it ust
neeemeary for me to urge the importance of the unfortu
nate one to try an effectual remedy at an early day.
these who are afflicted with Cancers are solicited to ;live
Ina
y a eall, as I can now furnish testimonials from this
Mee Hoare from 1 to 4 p. N. •
No. 1017 MARKIN' Street, above Nineteenth street.
Philadelphia. (no2S-W9 J. 0. WICKERSHAM.
DR. A. H. STEVE.NS, ONE OF THIC
. 1 - 1. founders of this DNA guts= of treatica diseases
uccusfully by modified ELECTRICAL action. with
out shocks. announcea that he has resumed hi. alas
duties for the treatment of diseases, at 1415 South
PENN SQUABS, where, for the mat three years, he has
had almost unbounded success in cues pronounced in
suable by medicine. Please *all, or send for a pam
phlet. and learn particulars.
V. B. Physicians or others desiring Instruction can
enter for a fail sours. at any time after Monday,
Sept. 28. ae26-tf
ILEOPEICITY.
.---
WONDERFUL .cv
Y. All S te and chronic dise a ses
I
cured by special /marmites, when desired by the
patient, at 1220 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
land, in ease of a feline., no charge is made. No
drugging the syglem with uncertain medical agtucts.
/Ail cures perfoiDed by Magnetism Galvanism, or
other modi fi cations of Electricity, w ithout shocks or
any unpleasant sensation. Nor further informa
tion, send and get a Pamphlet, which contains hun
dreds of certificates from some of the most reliable
men in Philadelphia, who have been speedily and
/
permanently cured after all other treatment from )
medical men had failed. Over twelve thousand
cured in less than five years at I^-20 WAIJACUT St.
i Electrrical Institution established five years ago.
1 Prof. C. H. BOLLES, Lecturer.
PHYSICIANS.
W. IL BROWN. M. D.
P. SHEDD, M. D.. IS. W. BECKWITH, M. D., }
AND
Mrs. S. A. FULTON.
Mrs. Fulton, a lady of great experience and abili
ty. will have entire shune of treating In the ladles'
dep consul tati artment.
on free.
- ,
lAddress all letters to Dr. W. B. BROWN, 1250}
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia- ocs-6m.
TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT
BALT= AMIE=
BUT BKMBDY SNOW
OR. aLL
SILIOUS COMPL, SICK MUDAOIII,OOB2r7I-
I)IF,BB,INDIGESTION, HEART-BURL 800$
STOMACH SEA-SICKNESS,, taw, die.
Dr. JAMES E. CHILTON. the greet Chemist, sairej
"I know its somposition, and have no doubt it WM
prove most benAlleiel In those somplainta for which It is
recommended.
. .
Dr. THOMAS BOYD "I strongly enranieni it se
the notice of the vatic.
Dr. EDWARD O. LUDLOW says: "I ean with soul.
donee recommend t.
Dr. GEORGE T. DEXTER says: "La Ilatalmten
Heart•brira, Coativeness, Sick Headache, dm, &c., the
SELTZER APERIENT la my bards has proved Indeed a
valuable remedy.''
For other testimonials see pamphlet With sash bottle.
Manntsetnred only by TARRANT as CO..
A7_B ORZANYTICH Street. New York-
FOR SALEM ALL DRIIOOISTS.
ELECTRICAL INETIVJTE.
coma, YE AFFLICTED, 009f111
Thts treatment only seeds a trial to be adopted by all.
Having made many improvements In the application of
this agent, we feel In duty bound to make thempublie.
We will guarantee to cure `any ease of 'foyer and Agne
in two treatments ; lt has also proved fiery sticoessfai
in tho mire of the following diseases:
Rheumatism, NearQgia, Debility
Paralysis, Asthma, Genital Weakness.
Inficenra, ' •" Dyspepsia, riles.
Spinal Disease, Catania, Diabetes.
Ladles and gentlemen Gan enter at any time for full
Instructions in the practice.
Consultations free.
. Office hours 9A. M. to 6 P. N.
Testimonials at the office.
DR. THOMAS ALLEN,
Medical Blectrician,
5e14.0441 154 N. SLR - TENTH Si., below Race.
TAYLOR'S ARNICA OIL OR EMBRO
CATION never Ma to care BAnniatiant.Nenraltia,
*l 7 tu % Frw r : t.C gr aH N ds.a r dll 4lB7s. ie4liirdEallatalbil.l:
LOt,Druigiat, 151 Th and CLLOWNILL.
soft-Sin
: :111: Z ' I At 1 B
home practice at his ituddenee northwest corner of
THIRD and ORION Streets. Pro s 9 t 09.• ser-ten
ABINET FURNITURE.
MOORS el CAMPION.
1161 South EiNCOND Streik •
are prepared to follow the deeline lu the market l ow
price of their furniture. PurelensarsPlease 111111
And examine our stmt. oeekere
VAMILTES, HOTELS, DYE-HOUSES,
gtg.. =supplied with the Universal Cog-wheel
mattes. Wringer—the beat and only reliable wringer—
will II ad it to their interestgo nee one of these invalu
able labor end clothes-saving utensils. For sale whole
sale anitretaft. by S. L. BlorßlYakli, hianntactrurer's
Agent. /to. 22 . -South sma Street. nol2-ins
A SAFE STEAM BOILER. —THE
subscriber le pre orders for the
•"HARRISODT STRAY BOlLEedt oß,"receive
in ills. to snit pin.
chasers. The attention of Manufacturers and other' is
salted to the new - Steam Generator, as combining es
iential advantages in absolute safety from destructive
explosion, fast cost ethi durability, economy of fuel.
facility of cleaning end transportation, &e. &c., notpos.
sassed by any boiler now in nee. These boilers cat be
seen in daily operation, driving the extensive works of
Messrs. Wm. Sellers & Co., Sixteenth and Hamilton
streets. at S. W. flattell's factory, Spruce street, Settnyi.
kill, and at Oarsed's Tremont Hill._ Pranirford.
JOS. HARRISON, Jx.
Washington Belida/.
tieTtel IBT4 South. THIRD Street. Philads.
PURE PALM OIL SOAP.—THIS SOAP
Is made of pure, fresh Palm OR. and is entirely a
vegetable Soap; more suitable for Toilet nee than those
made from animal fat. In boxes of one dozen cakes,for
16 per box, Manufactured by
(80. X ELICINTON & SON,
Mo. 116 MARGAMETTA Street, between Front and
. Ssoond. above Callowitill. . .ie6-6m
CARD AND ' , AHOY JOB PRINTING,
at IZIKOWA.1•114 1110WE'IL MN. royal M.
AIICTION SALES.
JTOHN B. MYNAS & CO . AUCTION
UR% .03. a . =Amt.
LARGE trosiTivz SALE OF FASHIONABLE CLOTH..
. , ON DAT. •
CARD. —We Invite t he earl*" attention of dealers
to the large secortment of fashionable city-made (ar
mies, In Qvarcoats. dress and - fee - dr coats, pantaloon!,
e, shirts, bc., for men's and boys' months' bs pe
re ptoolly sold- by catalogue, on tour mod%
coMMetleing THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock precisely,
PARIS KID GLOVES. JUST LARDED.
All3O, on Tknreday, abooit 400 dos black, white, and
colored kid glow*, real -goat skin, for beet - rotail trade.
SPECL&i SALE Or READY-EADN CLOTHING.
•SHIRTS, he.
- - .THIS MORN(NG,
flOvetshes.3oth. mill be sold by eataldsne, somniene
leg A' lb o'cloolc - praaisely. on four months credit.
about 2715 lots of men's and boys' fashionable ready
made clothing, shirts ? As;
Limos FRREaurr , goAcY SALE OF 'EUROPEAN AND
AMERICAN DRY GOODS. Ac.
Wewlllhold a large Mae of :British, German, French.
and American dry goods, by catalogue, on four months'
credit, aud-partfor cash, •
ON: THURSDAY MORNING.
Dec. jet . commencingm at precisely 10 o'clock, com
prising
600 PACKAGES AND LOTS
of British, German, French, India, and American dry
goods, embracing a large, full, and fresh assortment of
woolen, worsted, linen, cotton, and silk goods for city
and country sales.
LARGE SALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOONS.
Included in our sale of foreign and_ domestic dry goods ,
ON THURSDAY,
December Ist, will be found, in part, the following de
sirable articles, yiz:
bates all wool gannet,.
bales heavy brown drills. •
is bales Ethan Allen and Lancaster sheetings.
cases A's and 4-4 bleached meeting. •
cases brown and bleached Canton gannets.
cases Hartford and Cairo denims.
cases heavy . corset jeans
cases colored cambrics and paper matins.
cases Manchester ginghame.
cases Indigo blue tickings.
cases Rob Roy cloak hum.
cases miners' plaid flannels.
cases super Kentucky Jews
eases all-wool tweeds.
cases Oneida and gold-mixed cassimeres.
cases plain and printed satinets
NOTICE TO CLOTHIERS—LARGE SALE OF TAILOR
ING GOODS.
Also, on THURSDAY, December Ist.
pieces Belgian broad cloths.
pieces heavy velours.
pieces Castor and President beavers,
pieces Boqtamaux and Moscow beavers.
pieces Whitney and pilot beavers.
pieces Astrachan coatings.
Pieces 'Belgian tricots and seal
Pieces silk and wool cassimerea.
pieces Devonshire and Melton coatings. •
pieces dark-mixed repellents.
pieces cap and cloak cloths.
Pieces mohair, Psi ens, coatings, padding's, can
vatlirsodc.
dress goods, white goods, travelling shirts,
army shirts and drawers, hosiery, cravats, ties, sewing
silk, skirts, notions. etc.
BOOHDALE BLANKETS.
Included in sale of THURSDAY NEXT, a full assort•
meat of -
10-4@12.4 Rochdale blardrets.
LANGE POSITIVE SALE OF CLEFETLEGS, DRUG•
GETS, dm.
ON FELD AY MORNING, -
Dec. 2, will be sold by catalogue, on four mouths'
credit, commencing at 11 o'clock precisely, a fall assort
meet of ingrain, venetian. rag, list, howl), and cot
tage carpets, draggets, ato.
PEREMPTORY' BALE OF FRENCH, INTIM %REHAB . .
AND BRITISH DRY GOODS, &c.
ON MONDAY MORNING.
December 6th, at 10 o'clock. will be sold, by cata
logue, on four months' credit, about
700 1- AOHAGES AND LOTS
of French, India, Garman and British dry goods, &c..
embracing alarge and choice assortment of fancy and
Maple e.rUclesin silt, worsted, woolen, linen, and cot
ton fabrics:
N. B. --Samples of the same will be arranged for ex
amination, with catalogues, early on the morning of
sale, when dealers will And it to their interest to at
tend.
LARGE PEREMPTORY BALE OF BOOTS, MOSS;
BROGANS. &c
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
December 6. at 10 o'clock, will be sold by catalogue,
without reserve, on four months' credit. about 1,100
packages boots, shoes, brogans, balmorale, gum shoes,
army goods, travelling bags, &c., of city and Eastern
manufacture, embracing a fresh and prime assortment
of desirable articles for men, women. and children.
which will be open for examination early on the morn•
Ing of sale.
SALE OF STEAM TII(PAND BARNES.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OEMS . ,
' (Depot of Washintt),
WASEXEOTON, D. 0., Noy. 26,_1854.
Will be sold at :public &notion, at Government Wharf,
foot of G street, Wasgn. City, D. OC. on THURS.
DAY, December 16, h 1864 one Steam Tug and four
Schuylkill Barges, as follows:
Steam Tug O. SAWTELLE.
Barges ANTHONY CLINTON,
CITIZEN,
MILTON WILKINS,
. UNITED STATES.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock noon.
Terms—Cash in Goverment funds:
• D. H. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
n022-16t Depot of Washington, D. C.
p,ALE :OF CONDEMNED CLOTH-
P." NG, CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT•
CUTTINGS, Acc.
CHIEF QUAETERIKASTER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASEIXOTON, Nov. 28, 1861.
Will be sold at Public Auction. at Government Ware
house No. 6, on SEVENTEENTH, between H and I
Streets north, Washington City, D. C., on THURSDAY,
December lb, 18 & 7. under the direction of Captain 1). G.
THOMAS, S. K., U. S. A.. a lot of condemned cloth
ing, &c., consliting of
infantry and Cavalry Coate, Trowsers Shirts, Draw
ers, Felt Bate. Trampets, Bug les,Natalie Scales,
Drums, Flags, Tents, Books, Ness Pans, Camp Kettles,
Spades, Shovels. Axes Hatchets. Haversacks, Can
teens, Old Iron, Brass, Bone, &c.
ALSO,
About 100 tons of Tent Cuttings.
Bale to commence at 10 A. )L
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Successful bidders must remove their purchases on or
before December 21. D. H. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
no3o-13t Depot of Washington, D. D.
FOR SALE AND TO LET. -
DESIRABL E INVESTMENT-
Eight Three-Story Bridt Dwellings, with the mo
dern conveniences, on the north side of Queen Street,
Nos. S2I-635. Apply a 606 South TENTH Si. Rno29-2tit*
T 0 L K ¶[—A THREE-STORY
ma. HOUSE, with all modern imEroliemenk.. No. 1233
PARRISH Street.: Apply to W. B. WATSON,
n029.2t• 904 matinsr street.
fe TO BENT—TWO MODEMODIOUS
wsa HORSES, with all the modern. conveniences, No.
2217 and 2221 SPRING GARDEN Street. Rent MO
-Per annum. Apply to Watchman ISA promisee. not
dB FOR BALE-r.A. MODERN-BUILT
Alathree-at ory brick DWELLING, No. 810 North..lllth
street, above Brownoreet fide, twenty feet front and
flee feet aide 'Dr& hDrolY to
IL PRICE,
n028.3t* 128 North TWELFTH Bt., cor. Cherry.
GERMAXTOWN —TO RENT—
=Mouse on rishate lane near the Station. Apply to
P. & J. H. Holtis,
n026-7t* No. 916 ARCH Street.
da FOR BALE-THE CONVENIENT
three. story BRICK DWELLING,_ with double
three•ttory tack buildings . 80. 116 North Sixteenth
street, four doors above Arch. In good order through
out. Can be teen front UA. M. nMR 2 P. M. Early
poeeeseicn. n024.4t.
fa FOR SALE OR TO LET-A NUM-
Aim ber of convenient now DWELLINGS, with modern
Improvements, on North Eleventh, Twelfth , and Thir
teenth atreeta. Apply to TATLOW JACKSON.
614 CHESTNUT Street, or at
nol2-tr 1858 Nortb TWELFTH Street.
aFOR SALE—TEN 81TPERIOR
bolit three-story HOUSES. located on COATES St.,
between T essay - Orb d and Twenty-fourth etreete (junc
tion of Union and Coates-street Railroad): iota extend
ing back to Virginia street For sale at great bargains,
and on mamas. For particulars inq Street,
MILLER, 1826 GREEN or
W. G. BEDFORD, 53 N. TENTH St.and
1913 CALLOWHILL St.
det FOR SALE--A DESIRABLE
three•sto brick;dwelling, with three-story back
building', No. 233 Jacoby street, contait inn ten rooms,
bath and store-rooms. range beaters, &c. - Apply to the
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY POR LESNEANCE ON
LIVES, &c., No. 304 WALNUTB$reet. no2ll-emw3t*
dl,l LARGE AND VALUABLE PRO
PERTY FOB BALE. The very large and commo
dious LOT and BITILDING, So. 308 CHERRY Btreet,
near the centre of business, containing al feet on Cher
ry Street. depth 105 feet, being 76 feet wide on the rear
of the lotourd at that width opening to g a large cart. WAY'
leading to Cherry street Its advantes of
SIZE ANTI POSITIOIi
are rarely met with.
Apply on the premises. sell-3m•
4111 ,0 FOR SALE-THE NEAT AND
nvenient Dwelling. No; MS MOUNT VERNON
Street, or it will be exchanged for a Germantown pro.
perty of same ' , mine. For others. sae North Ameracan
and N. S. Gazette.
B. P. GLENN. 1.23 S. FOURTH Street.
nol9 and S. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
de PUBLIC SALE OF LAND,
IN NEWCASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE
Will be exposed to public vendue, on THURSDAY,
the Bth of December. 1664, at 11 o'clock. A hf , at ST.
GEORGE'S STATION, on the Delaware Railroad, the
following real estate. situate in Pencader Hundred..
Newcastle county, Delaware, late the property of Man
love Jester, deceased, to wit:
No. 1. A tract of land, bounded by the road leading
from Summit Bridge to Red Lion, and by the
Chase
oskeanpelizae?analcntaiting acr e !, with at wenn A ots j ra ary ;setsle, the reo n,
No. 2. A tract of land, bounded by the road leading
from Middletown to Summit Bridge, and by the Chew
peake and,Delaware Canal, containing 113 acres, iv itkt
a brick Dwelling Rouse, Granary. Stable, Privilege
House, Store, and Dw oiling House, five tenant houses,
blacksmith shop and wheelwright ehop thereon.
No 3. A lot of land. bounded. by the road leading to
Back Creek, containing 3M acres.
AU the above property to within two miles of St.
George's Station.
Ten per cent . of the purchase money to be paid on the
day of sale, and the balance tube secured by a recogni
zance taken under the direction of the Court
For particulars apply to T. W. McCRACREN. Summit
Bridge. Delaware, or to the subscriber.
W. C. SPRIIANCE, Trustee,
no2B-104 NEWCASTLE, Delaware.
FOR BALIC.-THE 817BSCRIBER
ARR. offers for sale his country oast within half a mile
of Wilmington, Delaware .- on the l4ewport pike, con-'
taining eight acres of good land in the centre of which
is a large lawn with a tine variety of shadetrees, ma
ples, lindens. evergreens, etc,. in all over a hundred
fun-grown trees. the improvements consist of a large
and commodious Mansion, tanked on the west by two
towers, one of which is' four stories in height., Xhgre .
are four large rooms on a door, with a hall eleven by
forty-two f' , e)fit, The house has the modern Improve
ments. A .bttlranlic ram forces water from a..apaing
into the omen Wiry of the tower. There is also an
iron pump iffd hydrant under a covered area at the
kitchen does. The out-buildings conailt of a carriage
home and stable sufficient for four horses and several
carriages; also. a hen, ice, and smoke houses. The
stable has a hydrant in it.
Good garden,with several varieties of dwarf-near and
grape vines, in full bearing. There are also several va
rieties of apple. cherry and chestnut frees.
Terms accommodating. Possession given at any time.
nApply to
nc24-tf LEVI G.CLARKmises.,
on the pre
_ _ _
dm FOE SALE AT PRIVATE SALE.
mall FARM of 62 acres, beantifnily situated,
about half a mile from a station on the North Pennsyl
vania Bat:road, eleven ranee from the city, in a high
state of cultivation, can be had a bargain by impeding
to C. StaTHE S.
23 (fort& SIX rm Street.
oNce of Garderner's Monthly or CERISTLaN 13011 -
FiIiLD, on the merit/es. nailX AbingtOß SWUM- n23-et
al FOR SLLE-AN E.XCBLLENTift
...a—FARM of 110 Acres. at Union Station, on Frost =A
Jersey Railroad. 20 miles from .Carneen. Good build
ings and good soiL Price low and terms easy
Also, a number .of firstclam Farms within a few
miles of Philadelphia. B. F. GLENN,
non 123 South FOURTH Street.
VALUABLE FLOURING.")
wir.a MILLS AND FARM FOR SALE—Known as
SABLIVEtE'S MILLS, on the Pennepask, in MONT
GOMERY CJITNTY, near the North Pennsylvania
Railroad, fourteen miles from Phirade'phis; coreiriMilit
a large MERCHANT MILL, with three ran of burrs,
and all necessary machtlim in A lo a c c d.orde, for manu
facturing all kinds of a GRIST' MILL,
With two run of burrs. grain.
House, several Tene
ments, Barns, Shops, ha with 10 Acmes of idially pro
ducthe L busin e ss 40 0
owit dis t ant,v In the
and grain 40 miles this ProPerty'. now
in successful operation, will be sold a bargain, and if
desired, immediate possession will be given, including
the custom, stock of grain, team., implements, &c., all
ready established for an enterprising business man to
make 0201107%
For terms, which will be emir, apply to
M. THOMAS .11c SONS Philadelphia,
Or to the subscriber, at Downingto wn. Pa.
nolo ins DAVID SHELMIRE
VOR RENT-THE LARGE PHOTO
graphic Booms formerly occupied by W. J. SER
MON, corner of SEVENTH and occup ied Streets.
Also, several other rooms over the Photographic Room.
Inouire at GIS WASHINGTON Square. nol4
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING Mg.
•J- MOVED bis BEAL ESTATE OFFICE to No. 53
TENTH Street, corner of .a.reh, has there opened
'WASTES, to which the potato may aster the,
PROPERTIES TOR BALL
And is izmakted to collect INVER32Srs, co mnd and
Hones BE RYL , is retry part alto city.
0,174 V. WILLIAM cr. BlDirogn.
AUCTION SALIC
wuRNESS, BRINLEY, It co
80. 615 CRESTSI7I' and 812 ikyr
SALE OF RIBBONS. VELVETS.Ac., THIS m, ) ,
November MIL. at 10 o'clock. ' '
A CARD.—Tbe attention ot_ parcheeereter,n
our este THIS MORNIND (Wednesday). No . ' l .
10 o'clock „;_on 4 months' credit, eem pr i Ang e i ,)
eortment of plain, plaid , and Troche filtered
sole ribbons; ateamboat black silk velv et 1
white °dee do; solid colon) do. Also, black au
silk millinery velvets.
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SPECIAL SALE OF 600 OAItTO
902 b RtiltP
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MORNING ( Wednesday), Nov ,
Non 4 and 5 black and colored corded edge p ot A
ribbone.
10 and 90 do. do. do.
4 and 60 splendid quality black nosh ti:I;
76 and (B scotch plaid colored do.
40 and 60 rich 7 broche embroidered de,
22 an d ea gree grain and !Jilin do, frie nd
Wide and 'heavy plaid sash do.
BRILLIANT STEAMBOAT . VELVET RISENoe -I@ltil steamboat brand Macs suk
and cord vehn
Do.
edge. colored and black do, with nie;
t r t
BLACK AND COLORED SILL; vEL,„
16 pieces Lyons black silk velvets. , ctii.
SO did do colored do.
ALB OF DRY GOODS.
ON FRIDAI? KORSING,
Den. 2d, at 10 o'clock, on 4 months' cr ....,
aces and lot* of fanny and staple dry glo-47"',
PAncoAsT a weim ez
TIONESTA NV) Nuaurn Etrte
LARGE POSITIVE. S.ALSIOS 906 myr s
AND IMPORTED DRY GOODs.
GOODS, HOSIERY GOODS., s"IO.4ILLI
' THIS MORNINif. ' Car
November P. commencing at In n'cllct.
c s l e n a d cw e bgeooldowasjoawlhaleghe emu:
arteztars.,
is baited. ble
CLOAKS AND SHAWL,
Included in our sale this morning ar e 9\l '
beaver and black cloth costa , sacks, b;",:'" , .
&c. &c and
Also, bates' Waterloo long and sqs. u . l,
1 . 500 DOZEN LINEN CAMBRIC liet„be.p.,'
Arc., &r.
loci l a di es , ,es," pure Men, tapa.bltder
gents'
hemmed do , ladies' % heetstftgLOir".
embroidered bandkercbiefs. Paris lacp
MILLINERY GOODS AND YElllmi“t
Also, bonnet and trimming ribbons, '
A frill line of very rich bugle Coo, a r ,
buttons, bugle trimming, fancy brall, Irsea
Also, feathers', imager, Woods. b-. 4 g.
German fans GLOVI.iErit•s4N.
/ Also.town y-knit Beadq,
hosiery, wool and lisle gloves, buck gin'
shirts and drawers. 43,1
HOOP SKIRTS, CORSZTS.
Also. ladies' and misses' hoop akirz.,
whalebone coredts, &c.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF GERMA3TOWI
KNIT AND HOSIERY GOODS. by Ca
ON
December 2d, commencing al 10 o'clock. e•
:all assortment of to:my-knit Loods,
scarfs,coats, croaks, sleeves, Sic., tirc , 1 1, 0
and hdles' Wool hose,
men e,
‘40.1i he, t -,
IMPORTED FANCY-EXIT Goo . k .
Alto,
ON FRIDAY.
100 lots very rich and choice Myles imp.,tiv, fai
horde, Sontag% &c., &c., arc.
FIRST LARGE POSITIVE sPEcrAt scr, E or
GOODS, TOYS, PARIS FANS , cg,,. ; , Aso
lorie,
WARE. am,c&c., FOR HOLIDAY
BALL ,
on
MONDAY MORNING%
December Mb, commencing at 11 o. c i ock
eomprising about 600 lute desirable gccii f;1
proacblngholtday seacou•
m. THOMAS &
NOIL 139 aril 141 Smith FOUETE Strog
ELEGANT YURNITITRE.
NOTICH —The furniture. mirrors. brew
fi ne envirsetege, Sze . to be sold on Thuraiat
arranged for examination in the second trgti
Lave bees in use but a short time. and atele,
condition.
BALES OF STOCKS AND REAL li6Tlll
At the Szchapie. every 3'DFSDAY , et it 0 , 4 0 ,
,tom` Handbills of each Property lamed tieter
01 the Datarday rrevioue to each sale i,lO
to parephlet form giving fell descriptieat
TIM FIIENTITHE BALES at the Armtek
UIDAY.
dunces, &a
air Particular attention given to gala at re,
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Sale No. 711 Franklin street
RESIDENCE AND SUPERIOR FTIRMITEIIg,
MIRRORS, CERRA AND
MORNIGLSSWARE,
TEES NG,
Nov. 30th, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at
Franklin street. above Coates street. the satire
tare, mantel and pier nairrore, fine china LOA tat
ware. line feather beds and mattresses. Hae
carpets.
May be erilatitted at 8 o'clock on the moral/
Bale.
SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL
• PHOTOGRAPH ALRUSIS,S:e.
• THIS AFTERNOON,
Nov. 30th. at the auction store, attscelleasms
schoolbooks, photograph albums. &c.
Bale at Nos 13; and 14/ South Fourth "tnqt
ELEGANT FURNITURE,FINE MANTEL /ND .
MIRRORS, PIANO FORTE, FIRE-PROIF (;"
- GOLD WATCH, SEWIN G MACHINE, ROD:
CARPETS, &c.
ON THURSDAY MORNI:10,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, catlllrier ;arc
elegant rosewood drawls -room foraitsTe,
walnut dining-room and chamber forniture. hand ,
library fnrnitnre, tine French plate lllant'i, pier
oval 'mirrors. superior lire-proof chest made by
& Herring, fine gold lever watch, Singer seen
chine, china and glassware, fine velvet, 13rc9"ei
other carpets, elegant window curtains, blinds,
RAJA OF HORSES. CARTS, HARNESS, DEE.'al
ROPE, LRON,,_ SCOWS. he ,
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
December], at 2 o'clock, on Chestnnt-street
Sehlkylkal.
SALE OP PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHE3IItiL
APPA_R AVIS.
By urderif Rxecutore.
OP FRIDAY,
rec. 2, at 12 o'clock. will be sold the ebileseal
and chemical apparatus belonging to the late Jells!
roan Coxe, M. D.. comprising two electrical mead
telescope, air pump. microscope, laboratory farcatE
Also, some surgical instruments. and a boa of co
calculi—one 'very remarkable one, extracted
John Redman.
Also, large and superior telesiope and stand.
May be exadPkned the day before the sale.
Sale for Account of United States.
HORSES.
ON TUESDAY aITSBNOON.
' December Sth,at 2 o'clock.at the Great Western.
stables. Market street. above Thirteenth. nine Un
States horses, coadetpned as unfit for public service.
jot SCOTT, ,TR., AUCTIONRER,
• 622 CHESTNUT and 615 SANSOM Streak.
LAEOE SALE OP SILVER-PLATED WAR
THIS MORNISH.
Nov. 30th. at 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell
invoice of triple Silver-plated ware, consisting
sets castors, bass, ice pitchers, butter and regal
dishes, &c., &c.
SALE !yr IRON 713TiNITTRS.
On TRUlitt•Dai 2dOP.N.NO,
Dec. 1. at 10 o'clock precisely. lark, xele of trot
satire, consisting of bedsteads, table, chairs, hair:
brackets. kc.,
SALE OF 150 VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS.
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
December 2 and 3, at 7.3 i, o'clock, we will sell
curb oil painting*, comprising American and Eimer
landscapes, ricer and mountain scenery, cattle
figure pieces, the., from the studios of P. BT. Eu
B. P. Dyke. Atwood, Meade, Schussele, Paul P.
Boese, Ac., Arc.
PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONE.
625 MAXIM and 52 COMP.CI Stmts.
LARGE SALE OF 1,200 CASES BOITS.
BROGANS. BeLlfo RA LS, Ac.
OR THURSDAY MORNING,
December 1. will to sold by catalogue. comme:
at 10 o'clock precisely. 1.200 cases boots, slices, two
cavalry boots, ltre. Also, women's, misses', sad
dren's boots, shoes, gaiters, balmorals. Ac.
By_ HENRY P. WOLBERT,
*mono - sm.&
No. RO2 MARKET Street. South Side. ab preSx
Sales of to_u Goode, Trimmints,_Noldon_s, ttc ,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SEIDAY M orn
mender o f 10 o'clock.
SHIPPING.
goth STEAM WEEKLY TO
ITERPOOL, touching at CISSIFST
Work Harbor.) The well-known Steamers of the
pool, New Yore.. and Philadelphia Stemnaidp (39:.
(Inman Line), carrying the 11. S. Slade, are Intent
sail as follows:
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BTiVA . ....SATURDAY, Dec.
ED INS uHO —. SATURDAY. Dig
GLLSG OW —.SATURDAY. Dec
and every succeeding Saturday at l9oon, from Pier
North Elver.
RATES OF PASSAGE
• Payable in Gold, or its equivalent in Curreaq.
FIRST 00 , STEERAGE.
do to London.... 85 901 do to Loii - der--
—•
do to Perin • • 96 00 do to Faris •• --
do to Hairib_ art.- 50 d o to Rezth'. 3-
Passengers aleo 1011/811104 ~111111111. _
tertian, AntWerp, dtc., at equelly low rates.
Fares from- Liverpool or Queenstown: le: CalAt
$199. Steerage from Liverpool or Qneevtetra.
Thom who wish to send for their friends :JD
ticket/there at these rates.
For further Information apply at the &mi.
Office's. JOHN 43. DALE, AISEt
noll.tdeS 11l WALNUT Street, Made*
sgM . . BOBTON
AND PgyLAD
PHIA STEAMSHIP
'me. on SATURDAYS. from Arai wla ga rf nin s.Vl :O .l 7 l
rhilsdel P hla • and Lout Wharf, 13osion..
The steamship SAXON, Capt Matthews, will sail 4 11
Philadelphia for Boston on 'Satnrdzy, Dec
/L M., and steamship NORMAN, Capt. Bate. Dea
Boston for Fiala delphia, on the some day ac 4 P. IL
These new and substantial staaanshlPt rota a
an, sajn " from each Port Panetaalty on gita:CUIL
Inturances offezted, at one-half the pramiwn ek."--"Wd
on the vesaeln,
Freisrhts taken at fair rates
Shippers are requested to send Slip Settlim Il4 `
of Ledit With their roods.
For Freight or Passerk (h HEN arRY ing
May to flue afeenueoistieg g
mhY9 ti
Eolithl3W DELA WARE ATIAIA
AM FOR NEW YORK.
OUTSIDE LINZ.
COASTWISE• STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S ISO
FREIGHT LINE FOR NEW YORE, end I SO
for ail g
Northern and Eastern cities and flew °ilea&
saltin evetv
TUESDAY, TRiTIISpAY. AND sATURDLY , ,
from the Company wharf, first above Rase street. I.
New York, from Pier il, North river, on same dal , "
SP. M.
For freight. which will be received dailV. hral d
in the most careful manner, and delivered W.:A um
greatest &swatch. at fair rates. apply to
WILLIAM
I J O
TNAiYL OWRI kI CVS
. " .4.4. SS TO
WASHINGTON, GBOIIOIITO and
ALIIXANDRLI, VIA CANAL.—One of the stamen ill
this line will leave the first wharf above Market Ora
every WEDNESDAY and •SATDEDAY, for the stet
Aorta. at 12 o'clock. lor f WM. retehl, apply to
P 4 main.
otellm ' No: la-North WhnTii
PHRENOLOGICAL. EXAMVIIe
TIONS. with full descriptions of citarsetn fella
DAY and WIPING, by J. 1,. GOV.
ocl2-wfmly No. 25 801331 . 1 TENTH Sue*
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Not only ITNEXONLLED but TINNQUA.LIAD In POW
of Tone and Power, designed especially for Cburchw
and Schools, but found to be equally well adar:e o / 1
the Parlor and Drawing Hoorn. For sale only by
B. M
No. 1 North SEVENTH Street.
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Also. a complete assortment of the Perfect Need's
constantly on hand no2l-113
DECKER BROTHERS'
"IFFR I PA.NOS. —The public, and particular's 1 1 :
profession, are invited to examine these besatiftt• rs i.
etruments, which are meeting with such an ance
led degree of po mirky sad sale in New Tork_%.„.
wherwreilknown. The desiderata= so lout su"7
for, t. e the strength of the *on. and aonoronicis o
the wooden frame. so happily attained by them, !soar:
their Pianos incomparable with any others. The
grialified testimonials of sash names as Wolwat t
Mills, Mason, Heller, Thomas, Znndel, and son i !
others, amply establlsh their high rank. For sate
by W. J.assortm COCHR N, 908 CHAESTNUT Street. 11 2
a large of other new and seeon/•bi_
Pianos, for sale a nd n to rant nolis.hr
/cm MEYEIV-8 NEWLY Ili•
pso
OHSvicaTISTEDI mum G
PIANOmy sCALI
S
Acknowledged to be the best. London ?rite P ill
end ighest. AwArdAdzi Ainerics received.
DIRLODEOII3 BECODID•HAHD PION.
seg-810 Warerooros. No_ 7115 ALHCH St.. bel 110 .
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OMPLUTON COTTAG.I{ &WM .
Mk ORGAN& HARKONIIINS,and MVP
DION% ai MARSH'S lingo Store,
_Pa - bp • _ No. uON miquinwur At,*
WA DR. FINS, PRACTICAL
Tliff for the last tweatc years, 5119 NTLIZE, S; 4:,
below Third, inserts the most beauttral I=7 , t&
age, monatea on fine Gold, Phan.% Silver. Vtlictia
Conine, Amber, dm., at prices, for nest and s abetA
Work, more reasonable than any D en khe is talc ..•.1)41
State. Teeth 1 to last for Ufa. artillshil
, pptred to a o valuta entreating. A 11 r/r.o r t
Panted to law
NIL DENTISTRY D DAV,
arts ARTIFICIAL ETH ost Hold.
Vulcanite, from /6 t o VOL T T ee E th tilled. 80 omk t LfE
u pward". ReParins. antereacea. Offlce, 545 lt , - --
Stzeet‘ below Loctutt.