FOURTH EDITION
FEOM WASHINGTON
AFTERNOON.
THIS
THE SF.VEN-TIIIRTY BONLVJ-
A Etock-JobbiDf Trick 13 d'.ir.I.
Bpe Ir.i tn Tin- l.n iillii; Iflrii-iijtti.
Vaoiiikiik n, Die. nbcr 1). On applie ;f.in 1 1
the Sccreiart of the Tr...-ui j mil (fen S m .
ncrweniu infurui' d tha' the report tn it !;! Ir
I' nd.s lo renin tin o.d -even-t .ir'ie- 1,1 p iv
Dieiit for en io:ns Culk is without tt.iv lu ni
dation. It uppeer flint it is iioiIm'ii nvvt or le t1 in a
Itox kjobbin,; optrntlon, gotten up by un vui itors
In Washington and Neiv Yrk. ft.Viral i i : 1 1 : i s
of theso note bavu )e'n relecmel liy O :i.?ml
Frinner In gr-i nbarks, an 1 tii3 r.vuainini; four
tcn millions now s.ii I ;i b: ou'.-'rta litis;, will he
redeemed on pies 'n a'.ion in the aine w iv. Til -y
aro also convertible it'll 1 Sol bouJ.', at tin option
oi tLc h' di r.
ARMY OF POTOMAC.
MOVEMENT TO STONY
enzzu.
Ill Al'Ht AtlTKltS AllMY OF TltK fllTnMtO
Dicunl cr S, 1. M. Y'esteniay Iiioin.iKut dav.
light, the 5lh Corps, with the 3d Division of tin
2d, and two b tfgndes of Gregg's Cavaliy, s'arted
f outh. They were heard from yoterJ ly ii'ler
noon, and 1 ad crossed the Nttowuy river, on the
Jerusalem road, without meeting opposition of
any note. They crossed on pontoons, wlii.ih
they took up after doing so.
Deserters w ho came in to-day stnto that Ma
bonc's Iiivision was sent off yesterday morning
to meet them, but as no firing In that direction
has been heard to day, it Is not believed that any
engagement has taken place.
Dr.rF.MUKn 0, A. M A reconnoitring pa'ty
of cavalry went out on the left yesterday atter
noon, and striking the Kebel pickets on tho
Vaughn road.diove them to Hatcher's run, a
distance of over two miles, where they had breast
works erected, and where they made a stand.
Skirmishing continued for somo time, when the
Object of the movement having been accomplished,
the party returned. Our loss was seven men
wounded, that of the enemy is not known. Somo
of those who accompanied this party report that
firing was heard In the direction of Stony creek,
which would indicate that fighting was going on
between General Warren and the enemy.
Bepoits arc current that the evacuation of
Fctersburg-mny fcc looked for, but very litt'.u
attention Is paid to theso rumors.
AEMY OF THE JAMES.
Dislodgmcnt of the Enomy
Opposite Dutch Gap.
ASSIGNMENT OF NEW BBEVET
OFFICERS.
A RL'CCESkVVL ANO NECK8SA11Y EXl'iUITIO!.
Is Front of Uichhond, December 8. Uone
ral B. C. Ludlow did an exceedingly handsome
thing yesterday in occupying the Kobel position
opposite Dutch Gup. lis occupancy became de
f iruble and important in order to the putting of
the linisbirg strokes upon the Tamed canal. The
Rebel pickets stationed there Lave for a lory time
past constantly annoyed the soldier workmen on
the atrial, nnd it was deemed highly ueeesruy to
zui.kc an end of tho annoyance.
Accordingly, ut 7 o'clock yes'.erduy morning a
tiody of colored infantry, accompanied by u sec
tion f artillery from Martin's .iih United States,
were quietly but eilectively Droved on to the left
bankof the river going down. I should have re
marked that the inlatitry consisted of detach
ments from the 36. h, H7ih, and li8th United
States colored troops.
The infantry were moved across the river in
pontoons, the artillery at the same moment keep
lug the Kebel sburpshooters trom tinu,' upon ttie
men lannching the bourn, as well as the men
about to be transported. The boats upon being
loaded puBbed vigorously across the Jumcs, the
troops soon landing on the right bank.
Upon etlcctjng a lunding, our forces at once
captured anU scattered the Kebel pickets alon1;
that bank. This was kept up until the United
Mates forces bad reached a point below the north
ern terminus of the canal, where a rille-pit was
thrown tip for protection against further assault.
The position now held by OeneraM.udlow on
that sale of the river is a stroug one, and its such
eessful possession Is no mean compliment to the
spirit that animates this oflher. The troops
crossing the river, it is proper to atite, were com
manded, under General Ludluw, by Captain
liatlinger, of the libtn United .States Colored In
fantry. Soou after noon yesterday, the enemy's
moruir batteries, which have hitherto paid their
exclusive attention to the canal, opened with
vigor upon General Ludlow's position, eff'-cting
no damage, however. (Shortly before dusk on
the evenniK of the 7th, the Kebel ram moved
down to a point nearer the Howlett House, evi
dently with a view of precautionary measures.
Isolbiug has as yet been heard from them.
PORT BRADY.
Fort Brady received Its usual harmless noc
turnal bombardment last evening.
A8SKINMKNT OT OFKICKRS HI THEIR llHUVKr
RANK.
The following named officers have been as
signed to duty according to ttie r brevet rank, by
Maior-General Duller, subject to the approval of
the' President, as follows:
llrevet Miijor-General A. H. Terry, United
States Volunteers, to command the Ut Division,
24ib Army Corps.
iirevet lirigadier-General J. Jourdan, United
ISUm-i Volunteers (Colonel l.Vtlt New York
Volunteers), to command the lih llrigade, 1st
jjivision, 21th Army Corps.
Brevet brigadier-General N. M. Curtis, United
Stutes Volunteers (Colonel HJd New York Vol
nnteers), to command the 1st Brigade, 2d Divi
sion, 21'h Army Corps.
brevet brigadier-General 8. A. Duncan, United
States) Volunteers (Colonel Fourth United Suies
. colon d troops), to commaud the 2d brigade, 1st
Division, oth Army Corps.
brevet brigadier-General A. O. Draper, United
Etatos Volunteers (Colonel :iOtb United Slates
colored troops), to command the 1st brigade, iid
Division, 2itlt Army Corps.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGR AITI. rniLADELPinA, SATUUDAT,
rURTIIEIl FROM SHERMAN.
UNION ACCOUNTS.
I mporlntit IIpor Rrrr-lTrrl from Robot
llcfrlrr-liir Itrnve Army All Hla-tit
Nhr.mi.fi l'rrfnl t Kmrt. flirt 4'oikvt
In a,plrmilt Trim tVholi-mtle Ci.i.tnre
Wahiiinoion, December 8. From information
derived from Ki la 1 deserkrs and other sources,
It in now curtain tint the Kxlimotid and .Savan
nah .: annuls have succeeded in concealing a-ciu-i
f tl e mo t linii-.irt.ii! and interesrtio? facts ia
contuciion wi'h the g'i at expedition of General
Pl.ciii an. From various . garters 1 learn tha
tul'uv. im tact- ;
1. 1 1-n.t G w r I Shcnnmi', war. h, ti.i to rho
tine le rvarhxl Molr-o, wa prac 1. allv tin m
I - d, he om, lis-;. ting !i innciva r.v leruij.n'i
la 'ween Kiipa'riek and .Vlie-lnr. i'.iis tac. a
loii'.t'i lor Mieriiiari's slow inavemeuts. tic havinir
inane foromtii worn in laying wa-tcitv.! conn.rv.
2. ll is march has created a t' cinonilo H p tni -.
Ilo lia sw: pt all Central Georgia clear of grn.ii, I
lorm.T, hoi-e-, mules, and ti'groei. It is s ip
pe.se. i l.c will re ich tho sea-Coast w all tv a'ne
looifd n gioes for every white soldier In Ins
ranks. It I understood' that General Shermsn
w i.l ttliow only abie bodied males to accmipan .
lis i my, as wonuunnl vuiidren would nuces
mriiy impede bis in .r b. !
it. Not liaing lougbt any battle In C.n'ral
G. ii ia, mid havii g kept his army e:l vc-y.h r ,
(tor the K' h. is do not claim t . have m lo anv
captures of men ), 'ieueral Mierman will re. ii
the f. ait with b I annv m splendid liglitiag tri.u,
ui .i an abiindancu of ammunition nnd shot, i
'1 his is a fact of immense importance, in view ot .
ti e hatth' which is inevitable before lomi rig in !
tight i.t I'liie water. i
. There is the best reason far bp!ieiu that, j
in adormn t the mgrocs, (icuersl Sherm m's !
a'my will be n intoned by some t. n thoasand j
Union prisoners. Thero is a deserter's story that
the piis. ners in camp near Milieu, hearing of the I
I'pproiiL'h of Mieiman, overpowered their guard, !
and scattered Iheinse.vvl over tho couutry like
hungry wolves. ' I
Fxactlr how many reached the Union army is )
not known, but the story seems probable, and is :
believed in high circles here. i
pAII tbirgs considered, it is now almost certain
u a. m i rniun win riaenine sea coasi in ijl. lv,
wi'h Lis urmy Intact, afier having iuilicted iiu
iiicuso duuiuye upon tho enemy. .V. F. KoW.i.
ItF.ItF.I. At t or NTS.
WHAT WAS DONB AT (1 KIN or.livi I.LK V KVRI. T
HVERV IIOISK llURSItll.
rfli t i Hacon Vnnf Urate.
Fvery houso In Oriswoldvillc was burned by
tl e enemy except Mr. Griswuld's houso, a few
Di,io houses, and a small tiame buddiuj occu
pied by one ot't.ie operatives ol the mill.
UAUtll R TRTINO TO OET I PANOTllI U FIOIITAT
OIIAII AMSV1I.I I.
from V.f AhjuMi Cvn'tifutwnalltt, Pt'cemfr t.
llare'ce, at la-t reports, was trying t-j worry
the cut my ut Urahan svllle into another tight,
but in vaiu.
SliniMAN 11.VLT1NU TO OUINII CORN HIS FOKAOH
SHOUT.
I'rom tltS Axpu Hn (', ntUtttiunalistt H'crmlitr a.
incc our last report, war items have been of
the scantiest description. Sherman, from all
reliable sounes, seems to have halted to grind
corn. As he tends towards the barren counties of
the South, it became neee.sary to make the pro
per piovsion.
His loiaging parties are constantly driven in
by our cava ry and compelled t j hu the main
body. Ill' forage is reported to bo short. On
yesterday morning, Waynesboro was approached
by a email force of mounted infantry or cavalry.
LATEST NKWS RKeBIVV;n AT AfOl'STA SAVANNAH
SHERMAN'S DESTINATION.
from the Augutla Cotiilitutionatitt, Deeember 3.
The . ery latest Intelligence from tho direction
f.f Louisville reports the enemy as still In itntit
tjim. No move towards the city had been made,
the public rumor to the contrary notwithstand
ing. An escaped Confederate prisoner states tha' he
mingled freely with Kilp.itrick and his crew. The
Yankee Geneiai and his olliciul satellites made
so concealment of their objective point, which
they proclaimed to be Savannah. Our cavalry
bus been still further reinforced by a large and
splendid veteran command. All reliable accounts
aeree in putting the enemy's force down at thirty
thousand infantry and five thousand cavalry.
We are amply able to take cure of any wli rt'itn
her i. The main body of bhurman's army had
not budged ut last accounts. General Sherman
will find ns prepared to meet him at any and
every point. We know the value of our strategic
strongholds, and aro prepared to maintain them
to the bitter end. General Wheeler writes that
he has whipped Kilputrick throughout, doubling
him up upon the muin body.
A GRAND MISCF.OENATIOX HALL IN MILLEDOB
VIL1 B.
Cumtt't'ttJettce of Autfuita Cjn tituCicniliit, Der. 2.
A lady from Milledgeville reports a grand ball
the last night the Yankees remained there. Most
of the negro wejiehes in town atnuded, but not a
white female of any class. General Slocum per
suaded olf a likely girl belonging to this lady,
promising ber fory dollars a month ; that she
should ride to Savannah in a carriage, aud be sunt
t-j New Y'ork, where she should be tree.
THE I.ATtST FKS..TI THE KUTItfOSJD
t'AI'l.KS.
"Wasuinoton, December 10 The Richmond
papers of Thursday, December 8, say that no
thing new had been received at the Confederate
War Department regarding Sherman's race
nients. No exchange of Georgia papers had been re
ceived, of a later date than tho 3d of De 'ember.
Moseby bus been promoted to the rank of
Colonel.
Tti I.fglKtntnre of Ylrirlnla F.Uetlnu of
I ultt hlli- hruitliirst.
M'ashikoton, December 10. The Legislature
of Virginia, as contradlstingnishcd from that of
YVtst Virginia, now in session at Alexandria(
Love elected Joseph Segar to fill the vacancy lit
the United States Senab occasioned by the death
of Mr. Borden j and John C. Underwood, at
pre-ent United states District Judge, in place of
Mr. Carlile, whose term of ollko will expire on
the 4th of March next.
The Oil Lands or Gubbni and Fatstts
CoiNTir.H. The petroleum region of South
western Fcnnsylvanla, besides its great value,
w hich is now recognized as a centre of rich oil
belts, possesses peculiar interest as the locality of
what is known as tbe umber petroleum, the like
of which is not found in any other oil territory.
This oil centrus in Greene and Fayette eoumius,
aloi.g tbe banks of the following streams, viz. :
Duukard creek, Dig Whitely creek, and Cod
run, in Greene county, and the liig and Littlo
Sandy creeks, and Georgia creek, in F lyette
county. These are tributaries ol the Monon-
uhela, and oil springs are found along tho
loiiongahela at tbe mouth of Duukardcreek. A
body ol capitalists have taken in hand the work
of developing the oil basin, nnd preparations are
in progress to commence, under the advice of
geologists and prac.ical oil operator-, borings al
the points where oil indications are the most
remarkable. The organization is style theSouth
western. It has not been started for the purpose
of putting its stock upon the market, but to
enhance the value of the property by proving tho
richutes of tbe oil deposits.
riPAETMINT Or TEE SOUTH.
Tcnifiornry Intfrmpllnn r thw
rl,""l f I'rliwnpr It Kpnmptloa
nt hnrpton Drli-rnilned On.
1'oht Kota L, South Carolina, Monday Kve
n!c, Decembers, f'-t. a casual opi-ortu-
nity, I l.askn to send a line giving the situation
ofallairsln this department, and what I siy
must be the brli fest summary, as the steamer will
leave hero in nbotit half an hour.
First, respecting Colonel Mulford's opnra'l ms
There had tieen nearly a week's detention o' the
i ri n nin ng v. sels of the lla.t-of lriicc Heel in the
Saarnli r.v. r. In daily rxpeetatinn of receiving
the. ii inainder of our sick aud wouu led pi isoner-,
wl'.n, on Thursday h.t, Captain ll it.-n. tn.i
I Kebel agrtit of rxchange, brought wonl to ilo
ii' I M.ilfcrd that the business must he smp Mideil
in tie IsavaniiHli river, assigning the r-a-on that
Mie no'li's an.l Ii. t. r'i opera-nils had interfered
wi'h tne lrr.irdiiii ot troops.
('"Iota I Muiti.id at . n. i siiggrs-ed ('. ir'-s'on
li.-ibi r, a tot Biiaig. uien..s aie no p. i:..: dti
I -tin e l.iisine-s t tn it point to i.i r. Yes
tt.iiii) the j rcbiiiiniua s re pci tec . .1, and tue
siege of Chariest. m will be stopped until our
ri lens, d ni. n arc brought and delivrcd.
I Inptiiln Your..', ef tie army gunhoiit 1 :
,'.a. i', has i in,, run d me of the captiuc.thi niorn
ing.liy bis vessel, ut a I. oui ti.uteiy at Toil K i ,il
I-. ri v. 'ne pun wes brought tl" ii'.d tlo-.-e o'h rs
spiked and rendered u.i.iei wea'ec. 1 here was
. .oss on our side.
Fioin sheru.a'i tl.cio hits t"'en no ilei'nito nf ws
! n ct ivc d for mo: e than In d.ivs. itu.uors ere
tl u';, li'wi er. Ilo- h.se s.,.lto.e
1 on the statiineiit of a Ke'iel II a en o
' 'lev, i tn tlu incrninr, ' d w is lir .a .' H .
I e.
Wll I
n to
in n il 1 1 can ironi t'Cia ral t n-t r s i. a;i .
I.ioail river. II
sa) s thai, vest. rdav.
in. vum e as i ,, bin eight it. i.'cs ot s.o . o, , ,
do not iilrna mticu cre.'it iiion this, :.nt I l.n m
that General Foster and everybody (is., h re n
Hi'Xifiusiv epivtii g i very mi.inen't to U- ;r i!ie
si.ui.il ol Me rman's gun-.' Ii I, el apcr a.e mii.u
on the subject. .V. 1. 7i.-v.
Blark.'tM by ltlrs;ritpr.
IIai iimohi , Dccemler 0. i lour is .pi
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.oris, December 10. F J on r is quiet; snp
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sue
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I amis j)i'.. eli.a.s s . .4 r , r
l.l.la i ; new am.-d SI ..j, wi.lie $! W. u.t.
. ...-.....iii. i.i.i. i. ii.. e. ii fes.iv.rriut
I nit marknt . hut llm r rirr. s's .1 . .1, r.in inn a: lo n,1o.
for Jisbi sial liii'dinm, aua IL.'ll i..-. vr...t far tieiv'.
Nrw York, Decembi r lo. Tlie Flour .Market
h.i- sa ii.lian. Inr lei.-lrn, : , , ,r ..1 .oskj le.l .it 1 1 . - a
tiO'iiii,,! stun. sl 1 ii-- , i7 i,r,ai.rs. aa.l 'a.,,i.,
ler .- ni (. in I . al Is . i.i ... I c.'li .l.ill : -.. ,!'
la. I. Iiu l..en ill. nap. tin ia. 11 t f euji . '. .m 1 1. ,iv v it'
r;.; 7,"i n.r miss, i.sra nrm. Wuiskey auii i. tru:
I'.'j.
LF.U4L IXTKlXIUKtJCK.
Tun Si'i iii Mit Cot RT ai Sist Fun s Jnit'co
Keiid was in session, this morning, when i icwun.
in . oil. Hit mi. lions wi ro dispos. d ot and at in a u ly
hour the Court adjoin nod. Mouday tbe Court
will meet for jury tri ils.
In the Common Fleas Judges Thompson nnd
I.ndlow. The latter disposed of the following
ruhs.
Fisher ?. llolir.c. nuIefiTancwtrl.il. Uulu
discharged.
lierry vs. Maiden. Hula for jndgmeut for
want of a suUu ient altioavit of defeu-e. Kule
ai solute.
Ocrm y vs. Rogers, llule to li.e plea .Yaie pro
tunc, ltulv (iiscbnrged.
The ordii ary Saturday's ll-tswere then ta'.en
up and disposed of, when the Court aojoumed.
CoriiT of (Ji AiiTi n SrssioNs. Judge Allison.
A man miH'td Ilnmi s, cbarged with the lar
ceny of s-).',iKI, was h.ard ou halvm t nrim.i.
T be evidence si enied to m ike out a prhift ta it
cuse, and Judge Al Ison refused to discliarrc the
defenuant, but remanded him to ansvyer before a
Jury.
A habeas corpus touching the custody of a
little gu I, about eight years old, was also board.
Fosse-sion of tbe child is claimed by tho mother.
The father, Mi Klbare, alleged and attempted to
prove that the mother was an improper person
to have charge ol the child, as she was a woman
of loi.se morals, nnd was keeping a disorderly
tlrinklng-lwusc at No. Mtl'i 8. Tenth street, which
was tho resort of persons of both sexes. He also
alleged that the mother was not his wile, ho
never having been married to her. On behalf of
the mother this was denied, and she called w t
nssses to show that she kept a respectable board
ing bouse for a livelihood. The hearing was not
concluded when our report closed.
DRY GOODS.
113
VllK'K A WOOD,
KORTH NINTH STREET,
113
AMOVE AUCU,
tuveju.t opsnsd Goods
M ITAI5LE FOB HOLIDAY ritKSEm
lUinliome Embn)l(tcrcU UanJI:erchkfi, warranted all
Ihien, $1 up to .
f mbruldtTed Handkerchief, 6ft fend 73 ontu, am) $1.
Lhdira' black border Iiranilulicd Haodkerchluft, 75,
M, and 00 ceiiti.and 91, al 1U t aT cunt. lwa tlxmx Im
porter' prlcM.
I.ailU-t' irtujitl.oliai! Handkerchief., 37. 45, 30,iV, &
and 76 cunt.
Ladles' French I.Lnan HkOiititsahad llaadkarohlai.,
cnta, II 2.aod llvO.
lrnt.V tfcen Camhrle lTrnitilc bf-d llfuidkercblari, 71
and (V ceuu, $1. f l-l-",. t f 140, a-id 1 74.
iienU' ll.mMUti'lted dlorcd l.ofvior.d Uanaken bJtfi,
TO cent, and $ 1 up to 9 l7ft.
(ioiita' Colored burder Zlavdkerchltb, warrntd an
linen, 60,7. tad W)cLta.
Wurked Ctit am. Worked Sati, and lnf-mV Worked
Bi diai, yr) chuap.
A larKC luaurimeiit of l.aoe Collar.
A la rye auortn. tut of HUi k La Vetin.
Bandeoma bioctio Ht;afit!M ceuta, l'.i7H. VI jC,
and .
A larjrt' aortnu-nt of I.adtn' and ( lontn' (Hove.
(jenta'Kld (.l.iven, lined, 91 7, i, 92 .".0. tt'id 7b.
A larpc axtnortmant of forte Mnna-i.
tieuia' Mcvk Ties, hLlrt k routi.und HtiatWrt.
Lad lea' Woullon hood and fconuy.
bkai-hed and I'nblearhed JMiiallni.
All-wool and lomet iVtaiiiieia.
b!eaci,ad aod t'ribleuclutd Canton Klanrais.
t4 Mttnint r laitnert.
die; aad Urd Twllld Klantals, tt- tU
PKICE & WOOD,
IMo. Hit N. NHS'I'II Htreet,
K. It. Uslly rtcewiug llcods Hultsh. (t Pre-nis
8t
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E3 TOTJETH AKD AFiCII, -Kerrimac
Calicoes at 44 Cents.
FAIT COl.OhJ POK .
CII1UHTHAH lHliHI3IMXH.
NEW DE LAINES
FOR CUHISXM.VS,
45 CENTS PER YARD.
"llf ANTED. RAILKOAl). CANAL, OH OIL
W HiockN In Ktctiaui-a for City and Oheinut Mill liu
pfoved prfpert. Addxaaa "f," WvX 1-W, foil oiiica. U
DRY GOODS.
qvi:n kvans a co,
No. 45 N. EIGHTH STREET.
YAM A HOLIDAY ClI'TH.
owns at Tin: kedvckd iixir.,
V..1 ai . ii- lia r tnr.r vAu,, r 'i 'ndi ),., n,f r,
selling, ler w flirt It eat J irk le 'I rmnKn
cm AP chops at inn t si ii, low rBK'i U
i r' i'l iir . iiso'iir. a- 1 wr n-vcr b.ur of a-'V
t vrr i.i. ! m I.: ii.- ii 1 hat . tr.iii, I' it ma:nlsr, i.n t It .'
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Muin . . I. tl.s .nut r.il,na, !.,$ I ;. I, '.
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SHIFTING LniEH3.
It hcavv n-' ItA'.uiomla, f J C.' t i J l.'0, Um
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a Ii.kiivmiui ii,. Mi'n uirit Unirn
f. 9.' to Vj,
ceuta, ig r 4.
l'1 p'trra ALiLT'.lit 1 Mituii, '-Jt oanu .
cniniiaa ad cLCAHiNa cloth:.
MEN AJfl ftOV:-' CLOTHS AND U SM MEU
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91, si .t,
j, iT'( wl.l: ti i -l..u. 'iu l'',ifi. f ! 2 1 ;
i I 'a. Vyly u, lor i. .va Ov.ii...,.,. (
AJl-wtwl Troiidd hiMvors, $JV, diitil-le width.
it i,ti,
MCM.US, 1'I.ANNKL1', CALIC-KS.
AH-ool K'ann-1. .-o f nti, U at can t b ht At.
ML.ttU'i Knd ii. m i t laim.-li, jo, . j, r1,, l , wab vrUli-
oui i''niif 1?!
'nli-in!.,J,w, 11, M canta; 6 ltiiU a y;vrd Ua Uiau
tvM. pr.cus iiuw.
ifiiiplrs, iVeirfrai.rl.i, a'l klr.U, r-lirA?,
A! mhiM n iM lit iri -.() rua.
afltplfc 0:inim jviimiiuj,::; o uti. verv t iw iviw.
Csuitun k .auutlv, i t, k, tj, ,',cur luvv pric.-a.
liKOU'IlE SHAWLS. BLANK KT SHAWL.S.
1Vuiip H!msi fM!iu at roli!'' il ritoi.
J iAcV , tj t ii I fi ir. llr wilii- rI,(.vx If., inw.
AI' kluv! ol DtyM oii .it tfi rcil wivl ri
01VL KViS 1 CO.,
tiKar it mv.oi it nrt' nonns nou
No. 45 IT. milTII STRECT.
P. Ht'tl neiTohea, II-mvtJlr'ntyJ ;ix,nkirehfef for
LiitlJcH and ( blldren, iW.-l.a; to s-V rruti ; L;iitir.!1Ti'd
IlaniJkeri hlrfp ; t'li:Mrrli l IIandr.iro)iie('j, M, II, 12, 1
tAiiti, warrii itco aii llin n ; beaniliul Sciiia, chr ip ; H.sip
8i:its; hbtrt Hosvnis, 2. i ritU.
9 c.ssi:ia,ni:iuiY s,
U ' Sj. V K. EJ(aH1 t! Hire I,
)?, OCUI-TY, LArOUEJADS & 00..
No. t;U CIIKSNUT ST11KKT,
ARB
CT..OSINO OUT
THKIIt
FALL APJD WINTER STOCK
U 10 ti 07
Tin BELOW GOLD VALUE,
jjmiDAY imm:si:nts.
Ci. HUHNELL,
'o. X. HUTU titruot,
Wnu!d Invo'.e Attention to lifH itiK-k of flu Am.ric4tj and
lU'portrd
WATCHES,
Jn ..eld and Bllver.
GOLD JKWKLUr
ol the laloat itylea.
HANO-Sl'MH S1LVKB WARK.
warranted pure cuin, tc, iuliaiia fir llolidity i ra nU.
O. HUSSKLL,
13 -10-tJt
Mi. W V. SIXTH Street.
SrilSISTKNCE OFFICE, UNITED STATES
Arm,0. WOliOt'TH Hfnut.
BAi.riuKK,Mr.( DacerahorO, IM4.
Realat! Pn'poia!i, in ault'-utu, will be riweivod at this
orbte until It M., on Tin: KsoaV. IiwdiuIk r i, (or
fH.iiistilnif Uio tiiilid tiutbt Bubalateoce ifuiiarua at
witl
H'WH TnOt'HAKHxiO) HEA1OK100J KATUFEP
( Al'l l.K. on ihn hoot, dohverfd at tho State ('aula H,-kfl
at Haitlmort', Mil.. Ia Imi or t liv ne thnutand rw h
tTt?rj (10; tn ilaa ; to he wctK'iMl within ns nnd a half
4j artr arrival, at the eip- ut.e of tha contrat t4r.
I hry muni avetuwe ahout DM)) ihlneen hundmd iiuihIm
eroRN wwlkht. All Ittlliiiaj ahort of ( li.o oni tiiuarstiiid id
ftrty poundBttruai wtHKht, Ku.ln. Stan, oiea. ton a, Uoir
lts, and llt-rnlt aa att.e, w.U bo riectal.
A d-duetion oi ton 1 10 ptmada wtu mad from tha
ti.hLfll iiioh Htttr acotptrd uu t. r ihncontraet. pro
Tti.'rd the aulr-al doe not tand iu the pent two ana oua
huii lunirn (.of ,r bi'intf wfitfiiud, nr ia aH watahad imme
diately ajifr removal irin I ho cum.
lilauk fom.a for pn aJ ran he bad on Application at
th oiHc, altltur In per mi, hy mail, ut tHaiiph,
Projo,!,. h t HHtratth, tr i thcr Irrufuiur, Infbrmai
prouumu. will lint uei: D-i.UTtd.
'lit (i.Tnini-nt will j:lm th rl.-ht of welirhlnif anf
(me aniiniil pirate, Ii tti appcaianau Indicant Imi
wvUht lit an tlie njitiiniiitu m-nt.oiied ahoc; the m
I'tiiie oi wtiyhlnv wiii b paid by too party urring ta
jun ment.
Kiti h I id to imuri) c nc dtT.it! n meat contain written
u;rMitce ui" two rt'six'ii-lhie v rxma, at follow a :
Wo i0f tl v ruuuljr oi , rtuto of do
l-frthy Ku.iraiiti.- that ia (or aroj ailf tnfultila
rontrautiii acc rdam i' with tho tcrnn of lilt (or tliotr)
protHhlilim. ai.d fchnu.d hit (or their) proiMiilthm bo
an rph-d, tit (.r they) will ut onee fntor Into a ooa
tra i in jHTonii.nr tl n-wlib, and we arn prepared to !
com' I. It i uriuts. giviiitf ikjU and tuiQcieut bond tot
hi dilrtlm nt. .
Tiir rcap'intihliHr of the iriaranlora matt be Bhwn by
Ut oftViiu crtilt teif thet lerkof tlif ntriit Infcrto
t ourt.orof tit I I'ited Ut-,' UisUiet Attoraey, to b M
Ctoacit with tli1 htd.
Hltidr- mii.tbf jinifnf to reftpond ti their bids, and
pr.Hrd tugive boii'ib and lu tl.a uoutracHrafura icaviug
tii? o til re.
1 he r.overntnent rirvai to Ittelf the Tifkl to rtjetAjajay
or aU bida t'wild--rd onr anuttahie.
Paynirntt i Pf ma le alter ea.-h dMvTT If f"ndj
a fhand; u no&oon hand, b he made a aeon aarecerveav
IfhUlvrt will p aaie -late pilti i. If pavment la inittn la
iurrcytand alo piicti it uiiu mCartUkatet oi iitdobt-
PrAi'ii'ila i"" "dwiivm difclinttly 'Propotffll ftr
ht f ( atik., ajul adtirAs.t-d to t'apuUn J II, UiUuaitt
C. S , It titimore. Mtirvlind."
Ii a hid it m tho name of a Arm. tfittr namea and wm
potornceaddrtwe uuil apixu, ar tuey w ill uoibeco-
' ICuih' pm or evt? ry iuiribrf a flma orln apra
poHiU mut acwuipu ti lr ao oath it( allra;tance to tha
Untied Htatet ljufcriiiuout.if b b not already flldd oua
'"in bultwllt rompiTin!? itr'cUywiUi tha tarntf o(tW
adartUuueutwmban'iccV.d. oirMAK
U IG-Wt Oaptalu aud C. 8., U'.tt.A.
PEC EMBER 10, 18G4.
ATKl'.Yft AfCTl'y
MAKKFT Stri i-t.
CO. MfKET. Anr'l'.i r. 'ir't inslfimnn. of
- ... niiirs, mi i. -ii , M i r(
O' nil liii.l,. i..r pm.iir .alf m hln Au.'ll.ui K.ioi'i, ha
II' at ti..' j .'I . ;. i t.. f r
I.I Al. K.sTslK a.Mt HplChS)
.tt t'if l.ann.
ii ii'.st:itoi.n Kt'its i nritri
Ainnil":i;.ai-4
NIIM'KR IT MI.Ki'llANIHSf:
At tl1 Iit.'. ni fi v n. r
Ci..i, nu; .r i iivitiicpii hPn di.ir.'.l nn ciinsiKnuiiit of
Rif si. fi'i ruM o mi!.
rtl'OKTrR' Mil! Ill' TOTS.
I'-r -.tor r! M" -i. .lull N M ii . r .1. l o.. Im, orU-r-, '10
"; ! eh-If lt...f T.., this dvinj lluu.xl
.l l ll. a ici.' m.
Vn Trrti'rr av.n f -1,
Hi'rlirk.att.'.C W . a- v Am l ..-I Ho .m , No .!
Vail t l r.-.-t. a l-ir.' ar-..Mni ut I r,Mir'1(u rinaii. a .J
In li-l. I . i v s , In- Im' ii- I'., i iw. ..i a.t rum .in,
II... .'11. II, 1, ii s.-. Nil, i,, , N i.p.n., II.ii.is, ...I.,
II.-..N, llll( l:UU. a. Kul IM., .N .ai.'a Arm,
JI...-I - I,,,,, , VI, I i , , H .,
1 I I II.- N r fill M l CHIN N I SI N I H lilt 14.
' " mi" r.' "f Nils.-.. (,,..,-,. I at. ii.i lr... c,.
" r'' IM-I ' ' I" o-t ., . i. ,... t t. .,,
"'" ' I i'i. I " I lira Is aii.l Ij', .... I.at.i I arj
I i s. I, i i.th 11 in - ..-. i it .
y; i i. !- o w c i. i: x
FETKOLEtTM COMPANY.
CAIMTAI,,
it o i o ).
riVIDF.T) INTO GO.OOO Nil AUKS, HI' Tit:'.
PAR VALVE OK JfVO'J KICII.
MorKlnjc Crpltnl, f ?l),0(;3.
I'..in:.a ot Hil..pr.i;.-ii I'.ir rifTFFV TIIOt.4M
Fl jrrsi l Si v t, at TWO DOI.I.AJtg (i r .4!i.i:f,u.ni J lit
It I' Ol!;.. .if llio tVEipa" ,
N... ls!7 W'AI.M 'V STltKK'l',
Or Si t: ci-:.t I- us iua
lisAiJ cf lilrrit. 1-,
b.- lift vri.H ai.r uiciuUcr .if tin
VI1KH1PUIIT,
JAMIiS M. CONAUI).
SF.( I1BT.NHV AMI! TRHAMUltKU,
JOHN II. CAUU.
Dllir.CTuliH,
JNMK4 M. rONIIAl), No. lit I Maiket Itrr.t.
JOHN II. llltAIIA.NI, No. IU7 Marki't .ir.i't.
Jus. It. WIMTAIIH, No. HS'S Cti. Miut atirai.
OA1K4 WALTON, No. S.'l Markt't ilrwt.
VtM. ll.NKI CAKtt, No. I I'll S. Ilruad ativvt.
Tin Oillar.liof t:.c Ci oi.niiy iMi:.t, nr U' folli)lni(
.Ii sci.Lvil li !.s, toitiia. iuK, In all, ouo liiiiilioa and tlfty
i. (H;:,uiii,
Tlttl T NO 1
on;.i ni fitly li (.',.;) ,-r. a, sllya'.'J at tho Junction of
Iniriib' Run in.l tho i.hlo ticr,ltli a froiilngo en both
tn rlviT iiiiJ ri'ii.
TRACT SO. i
. Ti'a, Aoiniug No. 1.
onil.itia t'.'lt (11) i
N. i. I ii nil a are l.sacil f r llltn jers, tin, fourths of
tlio ell ai rruli'Ktotho Coinpanr. 'i'lioy ciu'inw, tho .ntlro
vuU j ol tin- run fur nearly oue ml!.,
THACT NO. 3
contains ll.'tjr-flx aoroa, owned bjr UK Couipanv In foe
almpic, K iuicJon K.flc.ii crena, which cmitl.a into tlia
Llitli- Mu.kin.uiuilMir. Tim M.-asra.Tack ttrothora, who
huv. -In on . sunt'i' lul.m tin. lloino Nock irurty in Vlr
sinia, aro now .inU.it; a wolt on tho a.ljcliilug tract,
ltl:lu aik liui:ilirit 1'pt f our lino. :l 12-10-lia
l) U T 11 W M S T K 11 X
OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL $200,000.
PAK OF Kll'II SHARK, $10.
O l' 1-' IOK,
No. 521 CHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
DIHECTOUS.
F. Tn.NCT,
THOMAS A, SCOTT,
AUAM WAKIililAN.
JOHN A. WHIIIIIT,
JAUH4 It l.t.EK.M.D.,
tl ayelto Countjr.)
l'lll.SIUrlNT,
B. TRACY.
VICB-rBlSlliKNT,
THOMAS A. 8COTT.
HHOIIKTAItT,
SAMUEL S. MOOX.
TRhASl'IlEn,
JOHN A. WUIU1IT.
IAVDB U CHMSK AND FAYKTTB COUHTIJti,
rwa.itLVANiA.
TBIMY-TW0 MILES 01 OIL FRONT.
A limited nautbaf of ftwre will b sold al tha flabasrls
Von price of LMt
FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE,
m 10 LET. A FEW MOUK Or'FICKS ON
L T Hr.t Fksirnf Ike OIJ Post omc. Hull ! n, Udl'K
bliifl, ben TIIIHtl. Al-.ihe klllh una tiUlb Blorloa
ol the .auie bulMibR, whs Hliiaia Fowor.
Tb U.(.ur ,oril ,u of tti. rl oiu No. al 'IIKRN'l7Trr.e.
Tux St. "Ml anil Thus fltortoa ol t'u. Coimnonwoaiiii
Buiioma, sua lit rltr AVt'Tflmm.
THOMAS It. COSBKLL.
CountllJI Uguae ol UK. JAVSK A silk.
U-10-r Mo.su CUkViiiliaiiwrt.
5
SHKINAn PETE0LETJM C0KPAJ7.
CAl'ITAI 91.00,000.
:HM),0()( HltA.llU4.
Worltlnar Capital, k:n,oo,
sunsriunioN trick, w-wi kr hharii,
FULL STOCK.
OmOE, Ko. 432 WALNUT STREET,
RrctINU STOKV, II Ai K KOOM.
Tl r iirnivoy ot tlir. Cnmpanv rin .l.'l lha ro!lwa
va!iinh I. a. a- on Oil Crark ari.IChrrrrKutt.aa4w1ib.a1
aro only .ri lallv oivoloprll, pro.ltion.in liema -aie
ailtr hant-'a ...f day, ..fiat to ovor 01 . pt-f fraiu a-or
n.oi'Ulori tl.a capital alK-k.au, I I. Inn-iaunc Al..,
tract of 1A7 aorr. In fro a;airilp on Cli.-ir Hnn, on lk
mart vatoai-le porLonof It. auitlolrtit of It.rel for a cona-r-aiiv
with iwlro the raptlnl loi . Tl,l. propertr wa
a.lrrlid forpilxa'e liivi-.imrnt an 1 not inr ...-olaaa,
anj oflrr. tr.le riiirut. a.ld ,tn ni.t wlta ia U. utanw
CI :ll4niM PoW n-BIIU.I-;-,
0. l.-MH. I.Kit FAIIM.
This lt 1.' f . i on o loa.r of 11 orw.oa whl.-h INira la
Olio ioll ll , inn n.'i ' l.ano a por d.r. A', i, i It al' it,
oil In nOJ wi 11, iiijlln ; In ail i U ol , of toe on ira. jf
OalK'll: ..
Ko.-l.- M-HVF.N40H FAIISJ.
An fn lt.id.-.! I all p.rt of the -Mlaronr Karm," coiuata
li.ll asrra, allualrd on Oil Creek, adjoli.ini Kaalar, anal
al.out ..no inllr uu.iv. the Nolile We I. Thia properly lie.
iu ;he iciutty of noma ot the b..t oil torrlt.i-j on the arrea,
ai..l ll Ucvo;,-!,. d wiil proie. tnnu.-us. I; valuab... Tha
otlior undlvl.Ii .1 half J. owned t.y a ooiupany who are pra-par-iii-
lowoih Uio land tiorouily, auj the f-odaot ufUia
od this lu.cie.t hliaxe..
Ko H-BESNKMODK FARM.
Thia I. a l ao of 2H acre., on which I. oraettil a trst-
ncr.v in lull cperatun. and i iur well, are b.lna- pot down.
One 1. C'tnpltile and ready f.ir teillnc, anolhar araV
dawn, nnd tha remaln.li-r pioirrea.iiif. It la a romarkat
fact that no wall ha. beeu auaa oa till, flat Uiat haa falle
to pnatuco oil. end wilbtB lb. neat etxtjr Uajri doubtaaaa
tin. mlarvst wlll pay wall.
Is. II.- Hire. Uio above liifi.rtnaUon hat bees raoatrral
Uiat one w oil U down rra'ly to tuba, with a eery Una fh.w.
and anoihor nra.ly n-adr to tuhn. From Uioia It I. not
unreasonable to cxpi-ct at lea.t DINy barret, par day to tiaaft
Inturo.L
No. L-Ilt CUASAN FAIUI.
ThU li a leaa. of 'i arrea, altuate at the mouth eY
Chrrry ltun, on which there la one pauipuig and iaao
Towliut well, pioJa. ttitf to the Interest forty barrela per
day aud inortailiif. Th -re Is room Or at loa.t throe uwra
Wrlle.
No. 5.
A Karm ol l o a.-rrs, In roe alnile, on Chorry Una, aaar
1'liim.r. Unco liiunh. ol which la borlnx terruoiy, kela
nearly all Hat bottom land. On Uila traot It la tha Intontlom
of the Company to commence wort at once, Inteadfu ta
amk auroral wells, and oiler liidueomrnl. to re.poa.lbla
partli. to loaso a portion of It. It I. courldontly eipot-ta.1.
by a )u.Uot.eia and vigorous prn.ccotion of tha ..vera!
Intpresta, tlil. Company will be ab'.a to pay trom one to
two per cent, per month from the commencement, on too
entire capital stock, It Is confidently expected tha Ooaa
pauv will declare a dlvldi nd early k January for this
month, from trie proai nt production.
Only a limited number of .hurci arc for itle at tbeiub
a. rlptlon i'rt. ..
onk st incnriTio.v ALONE of OVKIt two hbs-
Dhtll TIJOI'liA.NO IXILI.AK.4 UAVING BKKNMAUB
lO TUK filltKlNAH. The sal. of tha abaree to ka
divided ainoug the dltteront cltle. u nMoaaarlia-
lluiiud. I
BASSKTT. l'RIVATK MEUICAL
Ofllce: Immriinre. FIFTH and Altl'KMMit
llr. UASeLTr. Private Medical Ottio..- llnu uomv
HUH end CAKrh.VlT.lt.
Or IIA4HETT. IrlvBla Medical Offlce: lru Storol
FIFTH and CAUPKNTKH.
Iir HA.hltTT, rnvnie Medical OnTco; lima Htora.
FIFTH and CAKl'KMKIt.
nr. HANS! l l , ril. mo Mmllcal Oftlua: Drue Hlora.
FIFTH l
II and CAIlrr.NTKK.
llr. HASi-F.T T. 1'rliil.i Medlcu! Olliee;
FIFTH anil CAKt'i.Mhlt.
Uru Slore.
Iir IIAHHF.TT, I'nvaiu Medical Olllca: Drue Htoro,
FIFTH and CAItrKNTF.lt.
Iir. hammF.I' l'. I'rivale Medical ORlce-, Drua Stars.
FIFTH and t Alii a.M Kit. lt-rp
"VUTICK. IT IS ACKNOWLHUUKD IIT
all perrona that have been under Uio treatment let
l.r. IlA.S.st l i , II al he ia l ho rno-t
hi ct tssn'i, rnvmniAN"
In till, city thai cheslils whole ationllon to the trrattneal
rl hoi-rei anil linlicttH. Olaoaat ,. Toiaoiia euilorme would
do well to call and Cf.ur.lilt Iir. BANNfr;T T, which uiry caai
do lllu ut i l i.r iio at lua ollko, al tho Jlru tro, Utr Til
and CAHI FM Kit Wtreols. lt rp
It
HAD, AND SAVK YOUR 1IKALTII,
tluio. aid inoiiiy. Ir. ItAS.sF:TI' la nowo.irlna:
cora i.i r.rUaia dlsiu.es wlioro r,uacka liava u t'rty
lalied, and In insnycaNe, nearly ruin.'d their pallenta
coiisiliutioiiH with their medieln'-i. lr. HAHMArrit
remcdlea ere purely v e.i tal le, end have no had eilinit. on
the rvali iu. In. 1IAHH1-. 1 T Kuaruirei. a cure In all casoa.
He can be eon.ulu d al all li.ura of tl.e day and eieiilui;
at lua oitice.at the in-( hton-.N. W. vurnarof Fiktu
and CA HI KN 1 1 It Min-ela. U-rp"
' BTEF.NQTH TO THE WEAK!
YOUTH TO TUE AUEDl
luioitiiiirsiE,
UK,
LIFE 11E.IU VENATOR.
ThU prsj.aratlon Is uueiunlled at a Rcjavenaloc ana1 ft-it--rr
ol wakit-d r lnc rt fuiwi ion.
I ba rUitd li aid bn certain to make the Rlokritna abaitM
tiold Mod, in a-a. ii rh aa It will rnndt-r the in ytHittiful in trV
lua aud iu airaiiKth.aud enable ihrui to Iheorof i.ua Oi
dnyi ot tbt-lr pritum juy. U not mil ' Uirlaraiaa jl
(tr iwti au-,, and iroall an Invaluable i)cikliv, BtptHiiaJljr
to iitoa wbo haw ln-sn rudu d in a condJtioo ut aTvilitr,
aU aiMJe, uiim tuim, nr urtiuiary aiikuot. lSomtiar
wliut Hie raufta ot tlia lmiKtfi)jr oi aiir iutaaa or Kin. taia
an, i-rl pivi'aratku n ill rtuio.a tlia vzltct at uaca ud im
avur. I.JOKKKNK
C'urca amiOtnrT, (lenrraJ liability. T)-it(aU, Dofraa
klu, I-oa id Afpatlte. H'ralvmm of the Ortrana ik
(iia.cratiun, JuitptrLiilv, hiuaclution, K.ntiui.
It r a a umsi d.'lfxinf.tl. dioraliin, and noval atrtvt upom
tlia NarvoiM hyftvta: and all wbo are Id any wy ri
iraiihi by iiarvoua d'tablliiifa ur rarofnUy auvUai la aM4.
a chip In tlui mti ixtflitnt and uii3s.ia.iea iirt-paiaiiiia.
I'tti-oiib tthi), by liniTiid'-nr, bavn font th-ir uaturaf
lnf, Mill find a jfo and txriuaneiiicQra in Uia
IilOKKliNK.
ftw'Il bi fonnd totally dlilflreot from at other axilolaa
for tbf mdii' burpoieii.
10 r.Ml LH. 'ihK propitratlon ti laaliiabia In nv
vmia weahnu sMn ol all kiitda, at u will ruiiuie Uiu waaiaaL
ittiiuiflh Witl. Woiith iful pci ui.iiitviice.
II If atno a iirand ionic, ana will irivf rallcf tn TyippiU
wlih tbf tin I doe. A brb i (jerMlitf in- in it um w1!1 ratio.
att the ktomarb tu a d gn ot jt-rftt liealit,, and baAU4
!ait!pla fori;i.
Oiut L)"ll ir (ii r bottle, nr 1 bttJe fr P. Sold f
I'lUHkriata neneiaily.
ht-ut by vxprrha anywhere, by aJdreailog
HUTCUINGS & niLLYEIl, rrotriotoM.
Mo 81 CEDAK Street, Mew York.
Hold by JOnSSTOtf, I10LLOWAY A enlVT-
UF.N, So. it N.S1TI1 811.01, 1'bUadelphJa.
l'i d tutbrni-rp
4 H1UMA
CURKD.-KKUfcK OUAUAM-
tud in ten minute ami a ;xr'o' nure oircto4
oy Uio uaeof "tha'ii's Asilnua in re " Case, ol fn.nm la
.. u-rnry yors' alandlhK vtr'u al once lo itl lnn,ience
Price J Hrnt p i-tpald toanv addreaa by 8. 1!. I: Pit AM,
ho K FIuliril HUeet. I'OiiaJeliJin. I'a. CtrcUar.
enl free. U-o jueniaua
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