THE DAILY EVTBKIfffl TELEGRAPH PniLADELPIIIA, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 1863;
THE CELESTIALS.
A Slightly Ilnmoronn but Friendly Wel-
f r ; come to Etginl.
Frhn Iht Londtn Stur; Sept. 22. - -
Mr. linrllDgamo and hi. Chinese Embassy
have arrived in Loadoa. From the aooounls of
the. jjffraonnt'of 1b. mitloa that have already
appeared we amy expect to derive at onoe
pro til aod unniitmtut from tbelr preseuoe
among oh, as tbey aeem ladlvldually lo unite
all the atl raoti venes. of the show Chinaman to
the dignity ot the diploma) Int. Hnrely from tbe
days wbeu embattle wre nrn. tent there have
been none that promised to be so Interesting to
tbe onrlons as this oue. lis chief Is an Ameri
can, Its first secretary an Irishman, lis second n
native of Franoe. Dut China has absorbed them
Inter own nationality, and bas rechrisiened
thorn to her own taste; so that H Is doabtfal
whether tbe own father of Poe-aa-oben, Unin
hl choong Jen-tachen, would recognize by that
title bis sou, Anson Karllngame. E jiially pa.
eled, too, would be the Inhabitants of Helfaat to
discover In Ho-choon-au ibelr long-lost towns
man Jobn 'MoLeavy Drown. De-chan, the
Chinese trnnHformntlon for the name of Mr.
Becretary Desonarapa, mlht pass muster on
the boulevards. It is In Chlh-u-Kahn that we
come lo the real Chinaman, whose Illustrious
line is free from every taint of Western barbur
iKin. This gentleman is Associate Mln'sler, and
yet he only weighs 1 JO pounds. Here is a lesson
that we trust will not be thrown away on
those who are eternally complaining of the
Inadequacy of their means to their denlre l
ends. At I'iO pounds weight Uhlh-u-Khau has
xnannged to lay bis sovereign under aa obli
gation how many men are tbere amoag
ns who at i!(!0 pounds have bestowed one thought
on their country? Hut. by-the-way, tbe other
xnembeis of the Kmb'tssy are gentlemen who
interpret in the principal European languages.
Ve wish them all a long and profitable stay in
this country profitable to them and to our
Delves. Mr. Iturllugame deserves thanks for
having brought them here. It was a great
timleriuklncr, and it must not be forgotten that
It is an undertaking not yet completed. Tbe
Chinese have shown their usual happiness of
thought in the choice of a name for the gentle
man wlm has led their country men tbeso thou
Dhuds of miles from home to moot the West on
Its own ground. The translation of Mr. Bur
llrpnme'M title is "Minister of Heavy Kesponsl
biiUy." Could anything be fitter, more lite
rally tiue?
POLITICAL.
The Lvnchbu'-g Ktrffinfansays It is verr ob
vious that "some change" has occurred at the
N firth to ;lusplre the Republicans with the
eirongthl hopes of success in the Presidential
election. The Oolobor elections are to nettle the
whole question. If Pennsylvania and Ohio go
against the Democrats, says the Virginian, "the
cquse will be lost;" if not there will be room far
hope. And it proceeds to show that if the cause
Is lost, it will be In consequence of the ultra
and absnrd hcUod. of the Democratic) National
Convention.
The Washington correspondent of the Wor
cester' cays that an active Democrat, in a
recent interview, asked Montgomery Blair if
he gave tip the contest. He replied that he was
uncertain about it, but, In a despondent tone,
he continued, that they could obtain no money,
alluding to the Democratic Executive Commit
tee there, lae New Yorkeis bad promised them
$5U(HJj but uolH cent bad hi on received, "it was
hard work, and up hill ul that," said Montgo
mery in conclusion.
Democrats claim to have been more loyal
during the war than Republicans. It may b
to, but only in the sense used by Ueorge 10.
I'ugh, once Demcratlc Senator from Ohio, and
always a leader of his parly, wh said recently
at a Democratic meeting. "I didn't feel myself
called upon to manifest any particular enthu
fiasm lor the war; and therein, let me tell my
Republican frleuas, is loyalty, true loyalty."
General Frank P. Tllair was on the train
from the (Suspension Bridge, on Wednesday,
and before the cars reached Rochester a canvass
of the passengers wan made, and resulted as
follows: For Grant and Ool fax Gentlemen,
89; ladles, (11. For Seymour and Blair Gentle
men, 47; ladles, 21. liialr voted for Seymour
and himself, and jocosely asked permission to
to be recorded twice.
Tbe LanBlug (Mich.) Republican says: "We
have the most, cheering news from every por
tion of the State. The work goes bravely oa.
We predict 30,000 majority for Grant. Tae
masses are alive to the real issues of the day.
Grant and Colfax and Tanners' dabs have been
foimedln the cities and large villages, and are
getting into good word In-order."
A convention of the honorably discharged
' three years' soldiers of the late war is called to
meet at Cleveland on the 8th of October. Hon.
E. M. (Stan ion and other distinguished speakers
will atteDd. Those intending lo be present will
notify Colonel James Pickards, Chairman of the
committee.
The Republicans of the Second, Fifth. Sixth,
and Eighth Tennessee districts are fighting
among themselves, and In each case tbere are
two Republican candidates for Congress. In
the Second L. C. Hank, disaffected Republican,
Is running against Horace Maynard, the regular
Republican nominee.
"The condition of the campaign in Ohio" is
fnch 'that the Cincinnati Enquirer oilers to sell
out all its political documents at "less than
cost." It oflers flint-rate speeches by Pendleton,
Hendricks, Doolittle, and others, at the ruinous
low rale of "four for a cent,"
General Logan speaks of General Grant as
' tbe man who never made a mistake," and of
Seymour as the man "who never did anythlug
Is."
John A. Grlswold ceased to aot with the
Democratic party when the Demooratlo party
began to act with tbe Rebels.
The Boston Democrats propose the title of
Bleachers, as an oitset to the Tanners a very
impropriate title for tbe unwashed.
An exchange, hearing that General Blair
lias recently been 111, Imagines the disease to be
Malne-a-pota."
The Fond du Lac (Wis ) Commonwealth pub
lishes the names of libO soldiers who announce
their Intention of voting for Grant and Colfax.
JSovi and Then.
Though, learning wisdom from the result of
the recent elections, some of the Demooratio
sheets have ceased their abuse of General
Grant, many of the Seymour mouthpieoes
continue their efforts to rob him of his military
laurels, and make him appear as one of the
Worst men in the country. The following are
some of the terms (culled from Demooratio
sheets) which were applied to the Lieutenant
general before and after the avowal of his
political sentiments:
BEFORE.
"A great soldier."
'An example of magnanimity."
"A great captain."
"The stuff of whioh statesmen are made."
"A leader of rare endowments."
'The man whose valor saved the oountry."
'The conqueror of the Rebellion."
"The hero of many victories."
" "The savior of our institutions."
AFTER.
"Doubtful in his policy."
"Well enough but for his associations."
"J he prospective tool of the radicals."
"A General whose victims were too oostly to
be valuable."
"The lucky man to whom Lee surrendered,
when he ought to have surrendered to Lee."
"The military blunderer."
"The butcher of the national army."
"The brainless tanner who aspired to mili
tary honors."
"A man who needlessly sacrificed one hun
dred thousand lives in Li3 Potomao cam
paign." "Notoriously a disregarder of the truth."
"The willing tool of Stanton and the radical
Congress."
"The sworn enemy of his country's liber
ties." "The liar."
"A poor tool in radical hands."
"Drunkard." "Liar." "Sot." "Fool."
Miscellaneous Foreign Items.
Tbe Paris Charivari gives the following cari
catures on the various political questions now
pending in Europe. The first represents the old
lableof the biar watching his master, Prussia,
asleep, with a fly (the Rhine) on his nose, the
bear (Ruts! u) i in tbe act of hurling a huge
Btone (the KuheIud alliance) on his head lu
order to kill the obuoxlous insect. The oth.r
represents a sewing machine, operating upou a
large piece of clolh, marked Prussia, to wlilc.T
tire being attached various bits, all duty marked.
Hanover, Heme, and Kuisuu are pictly well
finished. Wnrtembnrg, Havana, and Baden
are only tautened by a few sii tones, but are
working up to the needle. .
-In the city of Marseilles a man lived on bad
terms with his wife, One day. while waiting
' lor his dinner, b remarked that the files fell
ueaa on touching tils bowl or soup, without
saylrg a word he changed the bowls, giving bis
wife tbe one she had placed lor him. Before
long the acute sufTerins of bis belter half con
vinced hi in that he had narrowly escaped being
poisoned. ....
The Viceroy of Egypt has a steam yacht
that cost $1,400,000 in gold, and the engines are
of 'MOO norm power. About two months ago a
race was run between her and Prince Napo
leon's steam yacht, the Jerome Napoleon, of
only 750 horse power, from Paima to Constanti
nople, in which the latter was victorious.
A, member of an Influential Florentine
family is accused by tbe Italian Government
of having disposed of the plans prepared by the
Italian generals previous to tbe battle or Uiu
to,7.a to the Austrian for the sum of tsOOO in
gold.
A Mr. Padwlck, well known in English
sporting circles, has demanded an explana
tion of tbe Marquis of Hasting, through the
medium of tbe Jockey Club, lu order definitely
lo find out the reason why the Karl was
icratched for the last Derby and the St. Leger.
At the village of Lambezelle, near Brest, la
France, tbe following sign exists: "Louis Na
poleon retails wine, brandy, beer, and other
Ilquoi s."
STEAMBOAT LINES.
zzb FOR W
fc'SHSieiSLBlon tlck
rfTZrJN rillLADlSLPHIA AND TRBN.
tttut V i mil ton bteaniooat Line. Tne steamboat
nuftJA Ji'ohRKbT leaves ARCH Street Wharf, lor
Trenton, stopping at Tacoay, Torresdale, Beverly,
lliirlltigion, Bristol, Florence, Bobulue' Wharf, and
Wliiie Hill.
Leaves Arch Street Wharf I Leaves South Tranton.
Saturday, Uct. 8, 1 P. M Saturday, Oct. S, 6 P.M
hunday, Ocl. 4, to Burlington, Bristol, and Inter
mediate lauding, leaves A run street wharf at 8 A.M.
and 2 1 M.; leaves Bristol at UiU A. M. and 4'iP. M.
Monday, Oct, 6, 2.H l'.M Monday, Oct, D, Don't go
Tuesoay, " 6, 'ii-i P Mi Tuesday, 6, 8 A.M
Wed'day, " 7, 8 P.M Wed day, " 7, 9 A.M
Ihnrsday.OcU 8. Don'tgo I'huisday, " 8, 9 A M
Friday, " , 8 A. M I Friday, 9, 12 M.
Fare to Trenton, 40 cents each way; Intermedial
places, H5 cents. 4 11
FOR WILMINGTON, CHESTER,
j uuuik. r are, iu cent, incur
tlckeui. 16 ennui.
'iut BM-aiiier A ill ill. Ihbvib t:HRPNtTT Street
Wharf at 8 45 A, M., and returning leaves Wilming
ton at 2 P, M. Kzcuralou tickets, IS cents. Tua
Bieanur t. M. FKL'lOb leaves CiiEsNUi' Btreet
W bar! at 8 JP M Fare, lu cents. 10 1 2 w
rlTO OPPOSITION TO THE COM-
JLuihAriM im?mB1jnKD KAlLltOAD AUli BIUH
bit-MMjruXilt.
Biauier JOHN SYLVESTER will make dally
excursions to Wilmington (dundaysezoented), touch
ing at Chester and Marcus iiuok, leaving AP.UU
Bireet wharf at lo A. M. and 4 P. lu.i returning, leavs
Wlirolnnop at 7 A. M. and 1P.M.
JLIghl freights taken,
DAILY EXCUKS10K8. Till
n Plenum cteamboat JUaM A. Wak.
inivli. itaved Uli.t,N Ul street Wnarr, Plillada,, at 1
o'clock and 8 o'clock P. M., for .Burlington and
Bristol, touching at Klvertoa. Torrexdale, Andalusia,
and Beverly. Ketuxnlng, leaves Bristol at 7 o'clock
A. Hi and 4 P. M.
Fare, as cento each way: Ercnrslon 40 eta. 8 11 tf
r,anjw FOK NEW YORK-SWIFr-SUEB
4cmJtlx.- Transportation Company Despaich
a. u ewni Hiirn Lines, via Delaware and itarllan
Canal, on and after tne lBth ot March, leaving dally at
li irt. and 6 P. M connecting with all Northern and
Eastern hues.
For lrelKhi, which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to WILLI A. M. BAlltp CO.,
1 li fc'0. 132 B. DELAWA lUS AveutW.
: SHIPPING.
LOJSILLARD'S STEAMSniP LINE
FOR NEW YORK.
From and after this date, thermits ot irelgnt by this
line will be ten cents per 100 lbs. ' ' tbeavy goods; four
cents per foot, measurement; one cent per gallon for
liquids, ship's option. One of the Bteamora of this
Line will leave every luesday, Thursday, and Satur
day, Goods received at' all times on covered piers
AU goods forwarded by New Ycrk ngeut fred of
chargei except cartage.
For further lniormutlon, apply on tbe pier to
8 23 6m JOHN P. OJIL.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUr-JKN8-TOWN.-i.nmau
Line oi Mall bteuiurim
bio i. jj pointed to sail as follows:
C'l'lV OF FAKla, (Saturday, October 10.
CITY OF LONDON. Saturday, Octooer 17.
CITY OF WAaiilNUTON, Tueoday, GctobP.r 20.
1 1TY OF BALTIAIOKK. Maturuav. Omouer Z4.
and each succeeutng baiuida and alternate Tuesday,
at 1 P. M,. lrom Fler 4o, Norm idver.
MA1F.IS OF' FASHAOE BY TBI MAIL BTKAMBB
KVH1UV HATUUUAI,
Payable lu Gold. Fayable in Currency,
FIKST CABIN $100
to London lw
to Funs 116
STEEliAUE t15
to London. 40
to Farls 4
fassaok uy rnK tuuudav stbamkh via halhtajl.
11KHT CABIN, BTBlIttAtlH,
Pa able In Uuld. Payable In Currency.
Liverpool.. tH) I Liverpool .3
ltaillax... m "lBlltax 1
bl. John's, N. F' I 4l, hit. John's, N. F- I on
by Branch bteumer....! oy Branch Steamer... ou
Fussengers also fcrwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
men, etc., at reduced rates.
Tickets cmi be bought here by persons sending for
thtir lrlends. at moderate rales.
For luriher Information apply at the Company's
Olxices
JOUN'g. DALE. Agent, No. 15 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Or to uuuhd&iiIj b Auijiv, Agents,
No. 411 CUEbNDT Strut t, Fnlladelphla,
Vffe, NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX.
UK.anarla. Ueorgetown, and Washlncton
D. kj.. via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, with con
nections at Alexandria from the moBt direct route
tor L nchhurg, Bristol, is-uoxvuie, jNasnvuie, Dalton
&nd LiieKf.iiLhw.4Ht..
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday at noon
Zroni tiienni wnari a-we ru.ara.et street.
Freight received dally. WM p qydb A CO.,
No, 14 North and South Wharves,
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown,
M. F-LDlUi-iUF. dk Co., Agents at Alexandria, VIr
gliila. 81
NOXICE. FOR NEW YORK, VIA
HXtttAftS bl'KAilBOATOOMFANV.
The bteam Propellers ot this line leavu DAILY
THltOUGH IN 24 HOURS.
Goodr JOrwarded by all the Hue going out of Nesr
xora, .norm, .aat,uu vv est, iree oi coiumuwiuh.
Freights received at our uhuuI low rates,
WILLIAM P. CLYDE t CO., Agents,
No. 14 s. WHAKVKS, Fhlladoiphia.
IAMFS HAM U. Aeent. hi, J
No. 11H WALL Street, corner of South, New York
-tfftSr. PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
.t.--.AA...... AND NOKFOLix Bl'JiAMCHIP L1NFJ
iu.AkOl;H x KF.1UHT A1U LlJSii TO TilJt
EVKRY SATURDAY.
At noon, fioui FlittiT VYUAJvF above MARK El
Street.
THKOTTGH EATE8 and THROUGH RECEIPTo
to all polo' In iNorln ana Souih Carolina, via Sea
board Air Line Kallroad, counecilng at Portsmouth
and to Lynchburg, Vs., Tennessee, and the West, via
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line and Blcnmond and
Freight bakulku hut uirciii, ana taken at
LOW ER RATFS THAN ANY OTHER LIN.
The regularity, safety, aud cheapness of this route
commend it to tne pniiuo as tne most aesirAhle me
dium for carrying every description ol re I v lit. -
No charge tor coihiulssion, dray age, or any expense
Oi trausier.
steamships Insured at lowest rates.
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO.,
No. 14 isorth and fcou'h WHARVifi.
W. P. FOHTF.lt, Agent at Richmond and City
Toint.
T, P. CROW ELL & CO.. Agents at Norfolk. 8 1
EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH.
JLECTR1C TULEGRATH 15 CILUfA.
THE EAST INDIA ..
TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S
OFFICE.
Kos. 23 and 25 N1SSAU Street.
OltOANIZED UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER FROM
TH-B BTATE OF HaW YOS.K.
' t
CAPITAL, es.OOO.OOO
60,000 SIIARES, f 100 EACH.
DIRECTORS
Hon. Andbkw G. Cubtiw, Philadelphia.
Paul B, FoBBns.of Russell A Co., China.
Fbkd. BvTTJtBrijuvo, of X1. Butterfleld & Co,, New
York
Isaao Livxbmobk, Treosi Mich. 0. R. R-, Boston.
ALKXANDBB HOLLAND, TrOBS. Am. Kx, CO I NeW
York.
Hon. JamkbNoxon, Pyracose, N. Y.
O. H. Palm kb, Treas. Weak U. Tel Co., New York.
Flktcheb Wkstbat. of Westray, Olbbs & Hardcas-
tie, N. Y.
Nicholas Micklks, New York,
OFFICERS.
A. G. Oubtikt, President.
N. Uicklbs. VlcevPrei-ldont.
Oeobok Comant, Secretary.
Gbobgb Ellis (Cashier National Batik Common
wealth). Treasurer,
Hon. A. K. MoLxubb, Philadelphia, Bollcltor.
The Cliine Government having through Hie Son,
Anion JiwUngamc) conceded to thlt Company the privi
lege of connecting the great ttaporti of the Empire by
mVmarine electric telegraph cable, wepropose commenc
ing oiicraUoM in Ehina, and laying down a line of 900
milet al once, between thefoUowing ports, v(;
Population.
Canton ....... m...!,0!,
Macon.... - 60,000
Hong Kong --. 250,000
Bwatow 200 000
Anioy 250,000
f0O-ChoW....... 1,250,000
Wan-Chu - 800.000
Blligpo : 400,000
Haug-Chean 1,200,000
8httiighal........... ...1,000,000
W Rl
AFPICE OF COLLECl'OB INTERNAL
W BFiVliJSUK, becond District Pounsylvauia. Bio,
'i;,v DOCK blreet.
POSTPONED HALE.
Will ha sold at Public bale, on the premises,
TWENTY -THIRD and bOU'i M blreits, on TliURH
I'AY Horning, October 8, at lo o'clock, du Kmuiy
Hogsheads, 1 lurne sir.e Hurr 1 ant, 1 lare size Worm
Tau k, etc. ete., i.el.ed under warr.iut ol ui.strlut aud
to he sold as the properly ol Alichal Murtiny for
United Wtaies Internal Kevenne "axes due and uu
jtHid. JOHN II. D1LHL, Collector.
bAMUKL O. Cook, Auciloueer. 10 B 2t
OP COLLECTOB I STERNAL
I'.VKN UF, becond District l'unusyivuuia, No.
2;i0 DOCKBtreet
l'OSTPONED BALK.
Will be Bold at Public bale, on u-A 1'URDAY, Octo
ber iu at 11 o'cloik, at the U. H. HOiNDKll W A it K,
HOUbn;, PK.NM and LOMBAiiD Mirtfets.U lttrga l.e
t opner Hlills and 8 large s lie Copper V onus, seized
under warrant ol d'siralnt, aud lo l sold ai me pro
1 erty of tlloliacl Murphy lor UnKud btales lutorual
Rtvfcuub taxbsdue aud unpa'd.
JOHN H DIE HL, Collector.
BamtblO. Cook, Auctloiieer. 10JI 1 1
AMERICAN A L 0 E,
yL, MKMCAL TOJJIO AND DIURETIC.
j''-. Au euilnnt writer says of It: 'And really
a patieiil owes some tliuuks to it il iuior who
restores blui with Neclsr, sii.iniui and fraK'nt, lu
blesd ot rasping ni ttirnut ami Ihiylng liu who e In
terior with the bittern sucked by gjur-ieuiuercd routs
fri'Ui vlxenlhh shIIh."
1-50 a bull e: hi for V to.
llnn aopathlc i'hurujucy fnr snle. Onon evenings,
I'llOiVi-: KOI.HM'rf,
10 23 lo. lailltlDU j. Avenue.
Total..... - .6.910,000
These ports have a lorelgn commerce of 19(H). Ouo.OuO
and an enormous domestic trade, besides which we
have the immense Internal commerce of the Empire,
ladlatlng lrom these pointy, through its canals and
navigable rivers
: The cable being laid, this company propose erecting
land lines and establishing a speedy and trustworthy
means of communication, which must command
there, as everywhere else, the communications of the
Government, of business, and of social life, especially
In China. She has no postal system, and her only
means now of communicating information la by
courier on land, and by steamers on water,
. The WesternWorld knows that China la a very
large country, In the lualn densely peopled; but few
yet realize that she contains more than a third of ths
human race. The latest roturns made to her central
authorities for taxing purposes, by tbe local magla
trateB. make her population Four Hundred ami Four
teen Millions, and this is mere likely to be under than
Over the actusl aggregate. Nearly all of these who
are over ten years old not only can, bnt do read and
write. Her civilization Is peculiar, but her literature
Is as extensive as that of Europe. China Is a land of
Uacheis and traders; and the latter are exceedingly
quick to avail Uemselves of every proffered faclPly
for procuring early Information.- It Is observed in
California that the Chinese make great use of the
telegraph, though it there transmits messages In En
glish alone. To-day, great numbers of lleet steamers
are owned by Chinese uerchauui, and used by them
exclusively for the transmission of early Intelligence,
If the telegraph wepropose, connecting all their great
seaports, weie now in existence, it Is behoved that
Us business would pay Its cost within the first two
years of its successful operation, and would steadily
Increase thereafter.
No enterprise commends ltselt as In a greater de
gree remunerative to capitalists, and to our whole
people. It la of vast national Importance commer
cially, politically, and evangelically.
Shares of this company to a limited number, may
be obtained at foO each, f 10 payable down, (is on the
1st of November, and 26 payable In monthly Install .
mentB of 2'60 each, commencing December 1, 1808
on application to
DREXEL ft CO.,
No. 34 Soulli THIRD Street, Pliiladelpala,
To duly authorized Banks and Bankers throughout
Pennsylvania, and at the
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
Kos. 23 and 25 NASSAU STREET,
829 NEW YORK.
FOR SALE.
JiOK SALL.-A K.ARE CIIANCE.
The Stock, Fixtures, and Lease of the old and
successful biand of tbe undersigned, located in the
most central part of CHESNUT Street, No. loot
Established Twenty-seven Years (Ten of which In.
the present location) for the Bale of Silks, Ribbons,
Millinery, Lace, and Fancy Goods, The Proprietor
going out 01 business. A pply promptly to
JOBN WARBURTON,
No 1004 CHEHNUT Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TO RENT.
p O R RENT.
! PREMISES, No. 80!) C11ESNUT St.,
FOR STORE OR OFFICE.
ALSO, OFFICES AND LARGE ROOMS suitable
for a Commeicial College. Apply at
24tf BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
A
N OFFICE TO LET, FURNISHED OU
unfurnished. No. ftus South TEiNTU blreet.
Inquire at S or 4 lu the Rilernoon. 10 2
RAILROAD LINES.
jOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Large reductions
York on
having been made from New
WEST BOUND TRADE,
Tlic rcnnsylvauia Railroad Company,
To meet the same, have made corresponding reduo
llobt to protect the trade of Philadelphia, and will at
all times continue this policy.
For new rates, and other Information, apply to the
Agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
THIRTEENTH and MARKET Streets, I'hlUdel
' S. II. KINGSTON,
10 2 lot General Freight Agent Penna. IV R Co.
HOUSEMEN AND FARMERS.
FINANCIAL.
KM
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IITHMIDOLPPi
1
Dealers In all GoTcrnmcnt Securities and
Foreign Exchange.
Bills for sale en London, Taris, Frank-
! fort, Etc.
Letters or Credit Issued on Messrs. JAMES
I W. TUCKER & CO., Paris,
AVAILABLB FOB TRAVELLER S' USB
; Ul ANY PART OF THE WORLD.
Stocks, Bonds, and Gold bought and sold
on Commission.
Direct communication, by private wire, with
onr New York House. AU fluctuations in
Governments, Stooks, Gold, etc, instantly
advised.
S3IITII, RANDOiril & CO.,
No. 16 South THIRD Gtroot,
4 HO PHILADELPHIA.
1)E. EOEB'S CHEAT HOUSE TOWDEK,
FOB CALLS, CUTS, OPiUN 6ORK8 and BURNS.
Worst cases cured In lrom one to six dsya. NO
CfRiii NO Ax.
PRICK FIFTY CENTS PHIt BOX.
Alloraeraaddretaed
No. R North RTXTattreut (third Honr),
Will be promptly atwuced lo, V&iuuirp
OeMyei&Reio.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 102,
And Accrued Interest.
rENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 103,
And Accrued Interest.
FOK SALE BY
De Hayen & Bro.,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
U PHILADELPHIA.
WM. PAIHTEE & CIO.,
BAMiEKS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES,
mo. 36 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
AGENTS FOU
The Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
AND
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
Wo liare on hand THE FIRST MORT
GAGE SIX PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST
D0NDS of both Companies, for sale or
Exchange for GoTernnient Securities.
Pamphlets, with Maps, Reports, and full
information furnished on application, s iu
PHILADELPHIA.
B
AN KING HOU8B
Of
I
FINANCIAL.
j 8 2 0 MILES
MM PACIFIC
RAILROAD
Are now Unshed and In operation Although thlt
road It bntit with great rapidity, the work It thor
oughly donet and la proaononed by tbe United State
OemmittloBert to be flrtt-olwet In every reipeot, be
fore it la accepted, and bffure any bonds can be
Ittued opon it,
Bapldlly and excellence of contraction have been
secured by a complete division of labor and by dis
tributing the twtiuy thon.aDd nan employed along
tbe line lor long distances at once. It Is now probable
that the
WHOLE LINE TO THE TACIFIC WILL
EE COMPLETED IN 1860.
The Oropany have ample nrnans of which the Gov
ernment grams the right of way, and all necessary
timber and other materials fonnd along tbe line of Ul
operations; also 12,8uo acres of land to tbe mite, taken
in alternate sections on each side of its road; alse
United State Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to from
fis.ooo to f 18,000 per mile, according to tbe difUonlttes
to be snrmonnted on tbe various sections to be built
for which it takes a second mortgage aa security, and
it Is expected that not only tbe Interest, bat the prin
cipal an. ount may be paid in services rendered by
tbe Company In transporting troops, malls, eta
THE EARNINGS OF THE UNIO PACIFIC
RAILROAD, front Its Way or Local Bimlness only
dnrlng the year ending June 30, 1808, amounted to
over
POUR MILLION DOLLARS,
Which alter paying all expenses wan much more
than sufJlclent to pay the luterest upon Its Bonds.
Thece earnings are no Indication of the vast through
traffic that must follow the opeclng of the line to the
PaciUc, but they certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AUCTION SALES. ?
FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS
OT THE
KOCilESTER WATER WORKS CO.
FOR SALE AT 87J,
And Accrued Interest from JULY 1, 18G8.
PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY.
Juuuary aud July,
The aggregate amount of those Bonds Issued by the
Company Is 100,oouf npoa their works estimated
to cost over 91,000,000.
Prom a careful examination of the uses which will
be made of the water In the city and suburbs, It is
estimated that the Company will be able to pay
large dividends ok its spock.
ONLY A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THESE BONDS
ARE FOB SALE AT THESE PKI0ES, -
APPLY TO .
CIENDINNLNG & DAVIS,
No. 48 South THIRD Street.
Nob. 112 and 114 Soutn THIRD Street
PHILADELPHIA;
Dealers In oU UoTernmcnt Securities.
Old 5-208 Wanted In Exchange Tor Neir
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS HADE. STOCKS bought and tola
on Commission,
Special butluee accommodations reserved for
adlea.
We will rerelve applications l1 Pollolss ot Life
Insurance In the National Llie Insurance tympany of
the Dulled b tutus, - lull luturruuuua i,lvtt ftt our
QUlCOi
cob ting nearly three timet
Upon such ft property
their amount,
ARE ENTIRELY SECURE.
The Union Paclfio Bonds run thirty years, are for
$1000 each, and have coupons attached. They beat
annual Interest, payable on the first days of January
and July, at the Company's olllce in the City of New
York, at the rate cf six per cent. In gold. The prlncl
pal Is payable lu gold at maturity, Tbe price la 104
and at the present rate oi gold, they pay a liberal
Uieoirie on their cost.
A very Important consideration In determining the
value of these bonds is the It nyth of time they have to
run.
It is well known that a long bond alwayscommandt
a much higher price than a short oue. It is safe to
assume that durlug the next thirty years, tie rate ol
Interest in the United btates will decllue aa It has
done in Kurope, and we have a right to expect that
SKch six per cout, securities as these will be held at at
high a premium as those of this Government, which
hi 1807 were bought Iu at from 20 to 2a per cent, above
par. The export demand alone may produce this re
sult, aud us the Issue of a private corporation, tbey
aro beyond the reach of political action,
. The Cotapany believe that their Bonds, at tbe pre
sent rate, are the cheapest security in the market, and
the right to advance the price at any time is reserved
Subscriptions will be received in Philadelphia by
DE HAVEN & BIlOTIIEll
No. 40 3. THIBD Btreet,
PAINTER & CO.,
No. S8 8. THIBD Street.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
No. 16 H. THLHD Street.
AMD Or XBVr XOIiK
AT THE tOMI'AKV'S OPFICE,
NO, 20 NASSAU Btreet,
AND BY
JOIiH J. CISCO dc WON, BANKEBS,
No. 69 WALu Street,
And by tbe Company's advertised Agents through
out the United States.
Bemlttances should be made In drafts or other
funds par In New York, and the Bonds will be Bent
free of charge by return express. Parties subscribing
through local agents, will look to them for their safe
delivery,
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOB 18C3 has Just been
published by the Company, giving fuller Information
than Is possible In an advertisement, respecting the
Progress of the Work, the Resources of the Country
traversed by tbe Road, and Means for Construction
and tbe Value ot the Bonds, which will be sent free
on application at the Company's offices, or to any of
the advertised agents,
JOHN J, CISCO, TREANUKER,
September 14, 1863. 5 1 fmwtfj New York.
GOLD BOUGHT.
M&W&BR.0.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. 10 South TIIIUD Strict.
QLENDINFJINa A DAVI82
KO. 8 SOUTH THIBD STBEXTt
Stock and Gold Brokers.
QUOTATIONS OP NEW YORK STOCKS
ALWAYS OS HAND, ISift
.ir.rorrnsmtii. m tohh h. davjs
IJU1E SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
For Safe Keeping of Valuables, Securities, etc.,
ana Renting of Safes,
DIB.KOTOR9 ;
N. B. Browne, I J Ollllngham Pell, Alex. Henry,
a H.Clarke, 0. Macalesier, H A. Caldwell,
J01.U WeiSb. IK W. Clark, I Goo. F. Tyler.
OFFICE, NO. 421 CHEHJTUT BTKEET.
N. B. BliOWNE. President
V. H. CLARK, Vloe President
E. PATTKBBOSJSeo. and ireasurer, I lowiurj
doots'anp shoes.
HAVING ALT Eli ED AND ENLARGED MY
More, No. ZM N. MIN I 11 titrtet, 1 invite attn
li)U to luy IiiptpmsimI slock (ol my own uiunutiusuire)
t l ili.elii iO'ib, wml.a. (J.4 I I Kits), Klo., of the latest
tivit, and ai the lowwot pnete.
k lli Sui KlliS EiJT BOfP.
I if T 1 Tl ill l"tV Mr fl t fTAIT V M
B
BtBiuk iSJit TO ,na TtT mrwt, corner
j . u treur Buccewors to John B. Myers A ol
iHB MOST ATTRArri vr nit or rnCNOH 1
MAPK II THIH B(RKKT Trfl4 rvv
OB.i32nd Sa4 Market Birfei Phllaelo, 1
October 8, rsos, ai m o'clo-k, on four months' credit
ttiftS. lord erlnos,ln oholoa assort.
win nl! Tplin't, vsrHn anil Hies
a n pieces Pant colored nw.unellne af,
, ?fl p ic Pri8 l.rlntert mouwellne a laiae
i IKipiecenjBrl.sllkchsliMiKpiins
If) pieces fans silk cha ne eplugllnet.:
. IW rlecei Paris fl.k Plia'ue crepes
i0 pieces 1'arls silk rhane nnuvnantes.
L t leces Pans silk chalnr armii'es.
W pieces Paris stik cha n tHVta.
; 7 plect Farls silk chain Ophel le.
, I"' p eces Par's silk nouvesuies glaee.
K'0,lpces Parlnsllk noiiVKauirs raye.
ao pieces Paris rancv dress gnnds.
. , . . 1I'K HO)l8.
M 1, flttM linn .1 . , , . . . t,i
, rV 'fr suuiTior mtaes anu quail lies
Of black snr nolnrid irros ir'alns.
. u, vitrioim ituaiuies oi coiorta satins, la neautl
nil ansortuienis
m.i. ... . . . . . ...
,,r niiin mi iiinmni or enureiy new ana cnoic.
gool, bcHinlfully asorteil, aud as It Is one of tne
,. .i.inia,.i-,uVl. wrr mane in I'niiaaointila,
buyers will llnd l worthy of their pari leu ar a'leu
l I U L. & B. CUKTIS A CO.
LAItOK 4A I.K OF ItBI risH.FRFNOfT OKRil AN.t
AND PCMIt.sTIU UK Y MOODS.
, On Friday Morulnir.
JCI. , at 10 o'clock, ou four mouih j' credit. 10 5 It
,A AlHO,
...Jf'Kf DOZEN HOhlKKY AND GLOVES,
ortlip bent make Iniporieil Inoliullnif
I'll I IIIIM IIIAl,'. H . ,?. l.l. I -
colored, una mued hiBe aud half hose, plain to full
Boy', nr'ssrs', ard chlldreu's white, brown, mixed. ,
and tancy Iiiihp in all gradn.i.
ttnillB'. ladln' ..nit rhill!i..,n'a Blllr Hoi. T
cloth gl6ves and gain, lew: " b " "
LA ROE SALK OF CA 11PET' NOH, 100 PIECES
, . On Saturday Morning,
. ' ) o'c'oc-. o four months' credit,
ahout & pieces of Innraln, Veuetlan, list,, hemp, cot
!''" IaB carpeilugs, loo pieces of oil
cloth, etc loaat
LAKGE BALK OF FRENCH AND OTHER EURO
PKAN DRY UOOD8, aiO.
On Momlay morning.
Oct. 12, at 10 o'clock, on 4 months' credit. 10 7 4t
SALK OF lodO CARFS BOOTS, SHOES, TltAV-
LLI NO BAOS. KTO.
. , . On Tuesday morning,
Oct. 13, at 10 o'clock, ou 4 months' credit. flO 7 5t
M THOMAS & SONS, N08. 138 AND 111
b. iOUKTH BlKkik-r.
; VALUABLE PRIVATE L1BRABY.
Ou Wednesday Afternoon,
OCober T. at 4 o'clock, islsceliniieous and Dramstlo
worts, l-nKilah and American editions, ridilv
bound, and elegantly llliintraied, Including a number
Ol Pickering aud Moxou Imprluts. lu a 6
f, . C",BlTe pK,, l Nos. l.Waud 11 R. Fourth sUet,
1JANJ OVK kUHNII'l KK, P1ANJM, rWIRUjltS.
I'.ftNI'HOMre VELVK1', BRUdSKLS, ANO
OlUult CAKPETS lire. Jxalf
On TinirHi-uv MnrfiltiD..
Oct. 8. at 9 o'ch clt, at the aiiclon rooms, by cat,
ictjiie, a inrjfe ussoriuiont oi buperior household tur
liiuire, coiuprla u handsome wamut psrlor and
llnrnry smu,, olleil waijiur. chaiuher suln, elegnut
t os, wood 7-ociave plaun lorte, mail by Hehoiiraoisef
Co.; two mahogany olano foue-i, line Frouch p.atJ
niumel and pier uilrrnr.H, wardrobes, buokcaiei, lne
boards. extension tables, china aud glassware, beds
and heading, oihoe luruliurj lu pairs ska e, iwo
superior duuuie-h rrei gons, made by Ojus.ahle
Chandeliers, haudsome Velvet, .Brussels, aud omer
carpus, eic. T'OUiit
SALE OF A CHOTCE AND F, LEO A NT LI BR 4.RY
OF A UKNTLKMAN UOlMO TO EUROPE.
Ou Friday Alternuon,
Oct. 9, at 4 o'clock, couidi lalcg inKiiy rare works, all
Splendidly tumi d and iu line condiiluu.
WH hecptnior neuiluuiiou the day previous to
Saie.
catalogues now ready.
10S5t
ALTIN EuOrnEity, AUCTION FFR.c ,
.X il . ly f a.wn.en lor u. Thomas A Kous )
No . Mfc CHttN UT tt., rear entrance from iiLuor
Bale No. B29 hesuut street.
LARGE fALK OF FINK OIL PAINTINGS
Ou Wedmeday aud lhursday Kveuluxs
October 7th aud Stli,
At Hi o'clock, at Ihe auction n ours (second storr
talesrooui), by cataligue, a co.iectloii of hue oil paiu.
li. ally irairud. Open lor exhibition ou Wednesday
and iUuiuuuy,
10 4 lit
Sa'eNo. 2012 Wallace street.
EIEOANT WALNUT 1?' URN ITU UK, ROSKWnnn
P1CU rukl'is, JiAUUlSlTE MANTEL CLOOtf
AND VAbKs.ItlCIl WILTON CAltPEi'3. GLJ ,s
AM J PLATtiD WAKK, ETU. OLA 3d
Ou 0 huredav Mornlnsr.
8lh li slant, at 10 o'clock, ai No. !i42 Wallace stroop
(corner ot Twenly-Ucsi street), by calaloijue
haudHome bouseh jld lurnlture. lucludlug suUeleaant
waluui drawing-room luruiture. haudHome walnut
emKere, elegant walnut sideboards aud extension
dlulug-table, chamber aod uHUag-roum XuruliurA
rosewood plauo lorte (very line toned), enmiaiiA
mantel clock und to vases, rich Wlaou aurt velvt
varpeis, nue cniua, giais, ana piatea ware, ruattreaqcV
etc. etc. 't he luruiiure was made by Itenkult "
jny ue seen eauy on tne morning of sale. In g at
Saleou ue Premises 8, E. orruer Twenty-nrnt and
Wallace streets
HANDSOMK MOUHltN RESIDENCE.
On i'uurnoay ujoruiug,
8th lest., at lb o'olock. on the nrnmln.. oil i..
liHiidsome modern inrut-storv bricit
double three story back buildings, aud 1 it of irrounil
20ieet f.-oni by 100 ties deep, ullua on ihe souir '
Bide of Wallace Blreet, co.ner ol 'J weuly -first ttruut
No 2H42. Terms, V 6(10 may remain. tweet,
xee uariOBome x uralture win be told immedlatelv
alter the Real Estate, lusxt
Becond Sale at the Auction Rooms of
EXTRA Jt lNE TKIPr.K CilLVEU 1'x.ATED VARR
On Friday Morning. U WAKK'
Oct. 8th, at 11 o'clock, at ihe auction rooms, by cata. '
ll'fcue, a very Oeriruble assorimeut of fine TrlDle
Oliver 1'lated.Ware, including Tea seta, coffee aud
tea urns, epergnes, ice water pi'ebers, tea trays
Balvers, dinner aud breaktabt castors, tureeus, veis-'
table ulshes, table, dessert,, and tea spoons and forks
tea and call bells, cuke baskets, berry olshts, etc.
These ki ud are from sue of the best manulaoturera
In this city, and all of the neweit patterns aud latest
designs.
May be seen early on tbe morning of sale. 10 6 8t
rpilOMAS EmCH & fcON, AUCTI0XEEB8
X AN1 COUMIbblON ll KRuHANTS, No. 111!
OHEraNLT btreet: rear entrance No. 1107 Sanson til
Palei at No. iipi t'hesnut street.
EtEOAKT WALNUT AND KO-IEWOOD FDRNI-
l unii, riji, u&nrnns, lUNUU rLATK
MAM'EL ANU PI Kit M1RUOR8. PIANO
FDltTEiS. PARLOR ORUANH, LilK CURTAINS.
KAVINUS, PAIN1TNUS ETC.
EN til
un Frldav MiTulnir.
Commenclr g at o'clock, at the auction store. No.
1110 Ciietuut street, will be sold, the largest collection
ol Bunerlor Furniture. Irrm ramhies declining house
keeping, oftered this season, comprising 10 suits of
elegaut psrior lurnlture lu crimson brucatelie. ma
roon and green plush, green reps and hair cloth; '
liluaiy suiih: over to carpets; Wilton, velvet, Bru
salt, t pestry. Ingrain, and Veneiiau: eleaut walnut -chamber
sulis; cottuge chamber suits; extension
dlr.ing tables, troni lo 1ft leet long; splendid rose
wxou elaKere; elegant bat racks sldsboards; large
and tlegant library bookcaiies; lace curtains and gilt
cornice; silver plaied ware; table cutlery: framed
engiaviugF; paintings, etc.
lultNca. PLATE MIRRORS. KTO. Mantel
Mirrors. 74 by 68 Inches; 70 by 64 iuubes; and one 60 by
40 Inches.
pi EK MIRRORS-1C0 by S6 inches; 100 by 24 Inches:
96 !y U4 inches aud others.
Piano fortes. Also, several roiewoo piano
fones and a parlor orgaus.
PiUV ATE i.IBii KY Also, an invoice of valua
ble bLtiks from a private library. 10 7 2t
o.
D. McCLEES CO.
No. 606 1) AiEET btreet.
AUCTIONEERS
IH
BALE OF 1SC0 CASES Room SHOES, BROQANS.
ETC. ETC.!
On Thursday Morning,
October 8. conimencli g at 10 o'clock, we will sell
by rata Oiue, tor cash. 18.0 cases Men's, Boys', and
Youibs' Loots, Shoes. Brogaus, Balmorals, eto
Aifco a inline and desirable atsortmeut of Ladles',
Misses', and Children's wear. lu 4t
CLAPK & EVANS, AUCTIONS EES, NO. 630
CUEoN CT Street.
Will tell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening,
A Isrge iuvolce ol lllaukels, Red iSnrcaJs, Dry Uoods,
t loihs, C'asslmeres,, Hosiery, Stat:ouery, Table and.
Pocket cutlery. Noilous, etc.
city aud country mtichauts will find bargains.
It rrns cash.
no1 packed free of charge. 8 M
T I1T1NC0TT, EON A CO., AUCTIONEERS.
JJ AfcHHLllhT DUILDINO, No. 240 MARKET
bil eeL
DB. KTSKELIN. A FT KB A RESIDENCE
and practice or thirty years al the Northwest
coiner of Third and IJ1110" elreeis, has lately re
moved tohouth KLKVENTH Btreet, between MAH
EETndCHKbNUI. . ,
JlJssupcrlorlty lu the prompt and perre.it on reof
all rtceut, chronic, loiml, and coustltu loual adeo
llo ol a special nature, Is Mrovei-blal. ... Mtm
lhseasea ol ttm Hklu, ai l.e-.r n lu a M
frreut forms, totally eraMlcai'd; 11 j-ntal ai ul P f,
w.kfcss.and all nervous debilities ""'If
ami .i.crauly treated. OU.c hours Hunt S A. OU
to P.M.
h
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