From Europe by the *Aleutle Cable.
Sotrraamproer, Nova 14, E vening.—Th
• steamers Allemania and 'Hermann, fron.
New York November 3d, arrived here thi
svening.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 14 r Noon. —Tb
steamer Helvetia, from New York Oct. 31st,
touched here to-day, on the may_ to _Liver
BL
EITSSELE, NOV. 14.—Thellingopened the
Belgian Chambers yesterday. In his spaeca
he took occasion to alludeto the friendly re
lationft with all thegreat Powers, and assert,
ed that strict neutrality should be observed
LorimoN, Nov. 14, Evening.—ln the cas
of the ex-rebel _cruiser Rappahannock
seized for the United States, the Admiralt
Court htus.decided that Coleman is entitle
to her pbssession.
LONDON, Nov. 14.—The bark James Brett,
from Shields ibr New Ore:tans, rids arrive
at Queenstown, damaged by collision. .
LONDON, Nov. 14, Noon.—The cotton mar
ket is dull, and prices are heavy and irre
gular.
LIVERPOOL, NOV. 14, Evening.—The cot
ton market is dull, and prices have declined
id. The sales to-day aggregate 6,000 bales.
Middling Uplands were quoted at 1414.
The Breadstuffs market closed firm.
Tallow was inactive.
LONDON, Nov. 14, Noon.—Consols have
advanced to 90 for money.
AMERICAN SEctiarrlEs.--The quotations
are as follows:
Erie Railroad, • - - • is 511
Illinois Central, - - - a a 78
United States 5-20's, -69 i
LONDON. Nov. 14. Evening.—Consols, for
money, Closed at 90.
AMERICAN SIGOI7RITIE9.—The
rates for American securities are as follow
Erie Railway, - 51
Illinois Central,
sr
•United States Five-twenties, - - 70
QuEßNwrowN, Nov. 15 —The steamshio
City of London, from New York November
Sdi touched' here to-day, on her way t
laverpooL •
• Lo3moN, Nov. 15,-The holders of rebel
bonds • are about bringing their case under
the notice of the British. Government as e
set off-against the Alabama claims of the
United States.
It is stated that when the French troops
evacuate Rome ' the Romans will imme
diately vote in favor of being annexed to
Italy.
LIVERPOOL,. Nov. 15, Noon.—Tne Cotton
marketopened dull, and prices declined folly
Middling Uplands are quoted at 14d.
The estimated sales to-day are 7,000 bales.
LONDON, Nov. • 15, Noon.—The Money
market is firm. Consols for money, 90.
American securities opened as follows :
United States Five-twenties, - - 70
Erie Railroad, - - - - - 5 •
Illinois Central,
Escape of a Fenian Prisoner.
Tonorrro, Nov. 15.—A Fenian prisoner,
- named Thomas Ryall, escapes from jar/
early this morning. The plan was effected
in the most daring manner, and strong sus
picions are enter Lamed tht:t he must have
had accomplices.
BuRFALo, Nov. 15.—The Toronto special
despatch to the Express gives the particul srs
of the escape of Ryall from jail. Turning
Queen's evidence he was given greater feee
-nom and permitted to sleep in the dupei
with the turnkey. Last night he retired to
bed at the usual hour, and at 2.10 thts morn
ing he was seen lying in bed as usual, with
his clothe's on. At 3.20 A. .111., one of the
turnkeys had occasion to go up stain?, when
he found Ryall non est. The other turnkeys
were aroused, and the police notified of the
From From an examination of thesurroundings
it appears Ryall, after leaving the chapel,
went down stairs to the next flatand entered
-a room used for the storage of bedding, &c.
He then took a heavy- tick; matress out, tore
it into strips, and made his way to the door
on the third flat, which gave exit to the
open air on the east side.
This door was about thirty feet from the
„ground, and was strongly fastened. Ryall
had provided himself with an iron bar. He
wrenched open the door ' and after tying his
manufactured rope to a portion of the wood
work on that fiat, lowered himself into the
outer yard and escaped through a fence on
the east side.
The Society of the Army of the Tennessee
—Second Day.
€131111:NNATI, Nov. .15.—The Bode?' of the
Army of the Tennessee reassemb led this
morning, when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President—General, J. A. Rawlins. Vice
Presidents—Major Generals J. A. Logan;
Frank Blair; R. J. Ogelaby; G. A. Smith;
Brevet Brigadier-Generals W. W. Belknapp
and Fairfield. Recording Secretary—Col.
L. M. Dayton. Corresponding Secretary—
Brigadier General A. Hickenlarfer. Treas
urer—Major-General M. F. Force.
A great portion of the proceedings were
• occupied in discussing the proposed monu
ment to Major-General McPherson.
A resolution was finally passed fixing
uponDlyde, Ohio, the burial place of Gen.
.McPherson, as the proper place for the
monument.
Alter transacting some unimportant busi
ness, a resolution was adopted to hold the
next annual meeting at St. Louis, the time
to be indicated by the President, whereupon
they adjourned.
• After the adjournment, the members in a
body visited the hall of the Board of Trade,
by . invitation, where they were cordially re
.cezved by the merchants of the city.
Ihe National woot-istroweve, convention.
The following resolutions, with others,
were unanimously passed yesterday: -
Resolved, That the Tariff bill, as it relates
to wool and woolens, agreed upon by the
Joint Committee of Wool-Growers and
Woolen Manufacturers, now before. Con
gress, is one calculated to insure increased
prosperity to the grower and manufacturer,
and will tend to the general prosperity of
the country, and we will stand firmly by it,
and seek, by all proper means, its early
adoption as a law.
Resolved, That copies of hese resoutin
be forward ed to the opi Hon. t
David A. l Well o s, s
to the Committee of Ways and Means, and
to the Senate Committee having charge of
the said bill.
Hon. E. B. Potter spoke on the above
'resolutions at great length. The principles
be advocated, the House Tariff bill, met
with the hearty concurrence of the Conven
tion, .speeches being made by other dele
gates, and an imperative demand goes from
the Convention to the Senate, requesting
them to concur in the House bill.
Destruellon of the
_Steamer General
Settgwick.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.—E. H. Hart,
agent,of the Board of Underwriters, reports
the steamship General Sedgyviok went to
the inner bar yesterday morning, and in the
afternoon a heavy wind created Considerable
sea. The captain left the ship and came np to
the city for assistance. At 1 o'clock a lighter
- was sent down with a stevedore and a gang
of men, to lighten and pump the ship.
Captain Haviland, with the, steaming
Elizabeth Read, was , sent down with an
.other cable and steam pump. After light
ening the ship she came off and is now dis
charging.
The schooner Adolph Huber and brig
:Florence collided with the Sedgwick, and
all three are somewhat damaged.
Southern 'Presbyterian General Assembly
se h m l bmlyai sh, Presbyter ia ne Church , As-
South,
convened here to-day. The 'Rev. Gearga
Howe, Moderator of the last General As•
.sembly, delivered the opening addreis.
_Rev. Andrew H. Kerr, of the Memphis
-Presbytery, was unanimously elected.
Moderator. A very large number of minis
ters from the Southern States, and Presby
terians are in attendance. The greatest
harmony and fraternal feeling characterized
the proceedings.
From Our T
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE
By the A.tlantie Cable
NAPOLEON AND MAXIMILIAN.
A French Reet to Bring Home Soldiers
from Mexico.
Interesting from Baltimore
European News by Atlantic Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.—The - following tele
graph has been received Itt the Renter's
Telegraph Office, New York, per cable:
LONDON, Nov. 14.—The French Govern
ment have ordered a conscription of sailors
throughout the maritime provinces for the
purpose of manning' the vessels which are
to bring home the French troops from Mex
ico.
The steamships Hermatm and City o
London have arrived out.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November 16th.--liztessm
Hinder and Woods, the old Board of
Commissioners, formally surrendered up
everything this morning to the new Com
missioners, who have fully entered on
their duties at the Commissioners'
office, where they are to-day receiving nu
tserons applications for office.
Rain from the southeast commenced here
at noon.
The Fenian Trials.
TORONTO, Nov. .15:—The Fenian trials,
which have occupied
.the attention of the
court during the past eleven days, will close
temporarily on Saturday next, as the court
will not sit during the term. It was
at first supposed that such of the pris
oners as had not been brought
to trial before the Court rose would have to
await their trials at the January assizes, but
it is probable an arrangement will be made
by which they will be brought before the
Court sooner. A special commission
is expected to - issue in a few days
for holding these trials immediately
after the term closes, a fortnight from next
Monday. It will be Mr. Justice Hagarty'a
turn to take up the business at that time.
Two Fenians were discharged from custody
yesterday, sufficient evidence to place them
on trial not being forthcoming; and two
more will be discharged to-day for similar
reasons.
The National Finances, etc.
NEW Yong, Nov. 15.—The Post's special
Washington despatch says Secretary Mc-
Culloch, in his annual report, will simply
report, his former recommendation so far as
thelcurrency question is concerned. He
will ask authority to issue long 5 per cent.
bonds which shall be exempt from taxation
and for discretionery power to reduce the
volume of currency. It is understood that
soon after the opening of Cmgress the
House Judiciary Committee will renew the
whole subject of the assassination plot and
examine witnesses relative to Jeff. Davis's
complicity in it.
The National Wool-Growers' Convention.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 15. The Na
tional Wool Growers' Convention, now as
sembled in this city, _is very largely at
tended, from every large wool-growing dis
trict, and nearly every wool-growing State
in the North. The dismission is very spi
rited, unanimously pointing to the neces
sity of the Senate immediately passing the
tariff bill, as it left the House last summer.
Markets.
BALTIMORE. November 1b.—810112 steady. Spring
wheat, extra flour, 112 bo@la 2; superfine, 310 75@1l 50.
Corn quiet. old scarce. Oata dull. 60@61. Seeds firm,
clover scarce. Provisions very doll and drooping.
Sugar quiet and nominal. Oofreedull: Rio 17@ /9C. in
gold. Whisky dull and heavy.
New York Stock Market.
REw Tonic. Nov. —Stocks lower: Chicago ad
Rock Island, 307; Cumberland Preferred. 66; 11l Mai,
Central Scrip, 1.22; Michigan Southern, 85S: Npw York
Central, 1103". Missouri 6'B, 88; Erie Railroad. WI.;
Cleveland, &iambus and Cincinnati, 113; Cleveland
as d Toledo.-112,U; Michigan Central. 1134: Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, 6031; Pittsburgh and Fort wayneat
S. Five•tWentles. 110 Y: Ten-forties, 1663 Q: Seven
thirties,first series 10734; St.cond sertes,llls%;
A ROUGH CusTomEß.—John Ward waa
arrested yesterday by Officer Kurtz,
at Frankfora road and Laurel street,
ror drunkenness. He handled the officer
very roughly, and also assaulted a citizen
who went to the relief of the policeman.
Ward was held in $l,OOO bail by Alderman
Shoemaker, for assault and batte • .
COUR CS.
OYER AND TentsitNEß—Judges Allison and Ludlow.
—ln the case of William A. Maguire, charged with the
murder of 3iaegie Baer, the jury , rendered a verdict of
guilty ofmurder in the second de, at 6,,ki O'clock last
evening
This morning Sallie Gibbs and Clara Snyder, the
,wo ataccoiding witnesses in this case, were brought
from prison in order to allow the Court to make some
disposition of the case. Officer I/Maar testified that
he served a subpcena upon Sallie Gibbs, and that he
bow her in attendance upon the Court during the trial
and boat her that she must remain, or there would be
trouble.
Sallie Gibbs was then examined
was not
the
Judge first ix structieg her that she was not bound tr
criminate herself. She testified that she was coming
down te the Court House on the day in question at
about ten minutes of a o'clock. when some one spok.
to me and said that Clara Snyder wanted to see me a ,
Sixth and South: gotked what for; they said they die
notknow; when I into the square amen there sale
Clara wantee to see me at Sixth and South; I said
was near time for the Court to meet: be said
never :mind; I went down thinking Clara
might be sick. and stood there a few minutes
•hen two gentlemen came um:Clara said these met
wanted as to go away: lobject eda hey 'a aid we were only
suprcenaed and were not under bail; but if we staid we
need not have any care for our lives, for our evidenc.•
would hang Billy; I was very much frightened and
they Sot &carriage and drove us to the Baltimore
depot, then they took nS to Chester. where we staid al ,
night; the !next morning we thought we had
better come back as they did not treat a
well, and / asked for money; they laughed at us and
said if we went to Philadelphia we would get two
yearn they then took us to Wilmington, and we wee.
there about twenty minutes when the officers came
and arrested us; don't know the men; never saw them
before; one was a middling dark complexion with light
moustache, and not very tall*, one was called George
and the other William; at the Sue hotel they gave the
names of Wright and Hayea; the people at Wilming
ton appeared to know them; We drove to tne depot and
th
Clara s_ en walked to the arsenal.
yder testined that when she went home at
the recess, two men came to her house and asked her
if she was a witness In t, e Maguire case; told them
3 es; they said they wanted me to go away; I said I did
net want 'to do anything like that; they said if you
gave an 3 ,•
vidence it will harg Billy. and then Hader
bail,
will be worth nothing at all: that r was not under
bail, and nothing could occur: I was frightened, and
sent for Sallie Gibbs, and met ber at Sixth and South;
they told us ihe same thing there.; we got into a
carriage there; they took to
Sallie depot and tto
Chester; thatrtight said to .Tonea. going
home again And asked them for money, -and they said
they would not give it, for if we went to Philadelphi
Werwould,get twO years; they took ns the next - morn
ingto the Grant - House, at 'Wilmington; they would
not give DB anything to eat;at Wilmington leaked them
for something to eat,ar d when they star ted out they told
ns not to move; after they left I we..tt to the door to see
what t me the Philadelphia train passed and then saw
she officers of the Court. and I was glee; these met,
were tipht.etChesterthat night end ._I thought. they
intended to kill Ira, but they got too drunk to do it,.
One gave the me of William Hayes.
In answer tote Jadv, both girls declared that they
would not have left exoPpt they wexe frighteneXkY
the threats of these two men.
'ME DAILY EVENIVG BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBERI6.IB€6
of Yesterday,
Judge AlPs after referring to the grave eater..n •
the offence and the punisoment that wouldbeintlicted
in a
the c w o raiawatu lh a wa b a disposed
t ob e l iev m
the gtorY
as told by the .gtels, If the parties who had induced
them t 5 leave could be found no, Punishment outt lo,-
Iced' by the law .would , be considered too sever...
Taking everything into consideration, he would deal
lenieritly with the two girls. Each were sentenced to
pay a tine of $lOO.
The girls were in tears during most of the examina
tion, and after the imposition of the fine remained in
custody, still weeping.
Bales at Platadelplaa Stock Board.
BALES AWES ButeT BOARD.
•2010 Sus(irde 67g, 1100 sh Hestonville B 14i4'
UN Belv're &Del Bda 65%1100 idi do b6O 14)
500 I.l4lTresa.7-6.lus 180 sh _Parma It _bs 5535
Notes;
MO Warren d F Tansranlen 155 100.6h
sh doffi ng B it , ." . 50%
56 9440 ,
7 per ct Bds 8330 136 all do 57
8100 Cityts old 9931 100 sh do 2ds 56 94-100
8009 B Jersey 66 ssv n 101 100 eh do 85wn 563 i
SECOND BOARD.
.10000 TT B — p 205'65_..• 20 eh Senna B,_ 65 55ki
coup July 109ci 100 shb:usque'can b6O 1534
8000 IT 5 5-20 s p
op 107 N 100 sh Bch Say prf b3O 86
2000 Cit'y 65 nem 102 X 100 eh do - 86
50 eh Lehigh Val B 66%1100 eh North Centß, db 50
1
1. 1 %/P9V4 t rT.lOll . El •
Reported for the n wpm* mmening Bulletin.
WILMINGTON. NC.—Brip Susan,;Danca.
70,0e0thlugled 13 Bolton & ro; 86,000-feet yellow pine
lumber D Trump, Bon & Co; 90 888 feet yellow pine
scantling Edwd B. Rowley; 85.000 feet worked flooring
boards order.
PORT' AND—Behr Mary H Banks, Haley-5408 bus
pot/twee John - it Rue dc Bon. , .
Arrival andSatneluv.,..Ocean Steamers.
TO
mars 'acin DAM
City of New York...Liverp'L-New Y0rk....-- .
Nova Scotian- LiverpooL-Quebec -Oct 31
Bosphorus .Liverpool-Boston&Pnua---Nov.
City of LimerickLiverpoOL4New York • Nov 3
Tarifa..-....-...-Liverpoel-New York.-- .Nov. 6
L .....Hambarg...New York -....N0v. 7
Rmttam..:.• .....:SoutbarnptOn...New ... . . Nov. 7
Cita , ofitoston.......Liverpool...New York .--......N0v. 7
York ----Nov. 10
City of Dabiln..-LiverpOoL.New york .-......H0v. lo
TO DEPART.
Y0rk... 4 +14004v,__....,„.•N 0v . 17
Stars and StrlDea-Philtura...Havana.: .........N0v.17
Whirivrind......Philadelphia-Charleston Nov. /7
Pioneer-.....-Philadelphia.-WilMington,NO-Nov. 17
City of New York...N York...LiverpooL 17
Ragland ..........-New York-LiverpOol ... . . .Nov. 17
York...Havre .
.Nov /7
Hansa.-- ..New York... Bremen .Nov. 17
Dama5cu5...........--Quebec....liverpool.---:Rov. 17
Edinburgh...---New York -LiverpeoL-...-....N0v. 17
lava- --......-_-Boston-LivexpooL.-... Nov. 2t
Rising Star...---New York-Aspinwall .Nov. 21
Palmyra. .New York-.Liverpool -21
South America-New York-810 Janeiro-okr-...N0v.
24
Fulton . --New York-.Havre.„....-- --Nov. 21
Rrin_ York-LiverpooL...-.......N07. 24
' Yorlr - T dverpook..-----Nov. 28
Tarifa... . ..... .......New York_LiverpooL....- ..... Nov. 28
Scotia/id - -New York.-Liverpool..-.- ..... Dec.
JII9A Bp OF TRADE.
G. MORa.m.uN toll TES,
'l'. MORRIS PEROT, IMANTBI,2 Co ..
DAVID PAIIST,
BITE RISES, 648 , lIN SETS, 44L HIGH WATER, 8 83
ARRIVED ALY.
Steamer 'Novelty Shaw. 24 hours from New York
with mdse to Wm M Baird & Co.
Bark Advance, Crosby, 8 days from Providence, 1, ,
bollard to L Weatergaard,
Brig
Ws 1 3=7, Bryant, 5 days from Boston, in bal.
last to Warren, Gregg & Morris.
Brig Haze. Hall, 4 days from Providence.
Behr Carrie Douglass, Peters, 10 days from St John,
with plaster to E BarleY_& Co.
Schr Geo Pales, Nickerson. 4 days froin Providence,
In ballast to D Cooper.
Scar B It. Baker, Knight, 3 days from New York, in
bailaat to Warren, Gregg & Morris.
Schr GeorgiaDeerlng,Willard, 4 days from Portland,
with mdse to Crowell 6, Collins.
3chr New Zealand. Pordham, 4 days from Orland
Me. with spars to J E Barley & Co.
Bahr H Sampson, Mate.. T days from Portland,
with headings to Warren, Gregg & Morris
Behr lt Nickerson. W linden, 5 days from Boston,
with mdse to Crowell &Collins
Schr Hiawatha, Howard. 5 days from Newboxyport,
with mdse to Geo B Eerfoot.
Bahr Clara Merrick. lllimtgomery. 4 days iron Cape.
Ann, with stone to captain.
Bahr B W Tall. Robbins, 6 days from Savannallmit.h
old Iron to A Whitney & Son.
Schr Mary H Banks, Haley. 8 days from Po:lland,
with potatoes to John B Rue ,t Son.
Saar Harvest, Douglass, trona Dorchester, ii ballast
to J T Justus.
Bchr Atezina , Meekln. from St Marys, Md. in ballast
to J T Juana
Schr Rate, Meekin, from St Marys, Md. in ballast to
J T Justus.
Schr Delawarationnor, 2days from Sass errs Elver,
hid. with grain to Christian .t Co.
Schr Arladne, Thomas. / daY from Smyrna, Del.
with oats to Jos L Bewley t Co.
Schr Young A merlon.. Saunders, 1 day from Port
Deposit, with grain to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Bohr
X Boron. Jarvis. from Boston.
Solar W Dillon, Ltsilam from Boston.
Schr It Whelden, Merrickarom N York.
Sthr R E Shannon. Gay. from Newburyport.
Tug Hudson, Carr, from litalthrusre. with 6 bargee
to W P Clyde & Co.
CILI IrESTERD.
Steamer Ruggles. ChaseUM= AY
. New York. W P Clyde & Co
Bark issac It Davis, Hand, avre Workman Go.
Brig Globe (Br), Loonier Botterda m,i do
Brig Ida (Br), Gra. St Marys , Ga. IC A Ponder & Co.
Brig Won CreesY, Haley. Key West. D S Stetson & Co.
Schr Jessie 8 Clark (new), Clark, Galveston, Lathintry,
Wickersham &Co.
Bcbr E Doren Jarvis, Boston, Westmd Coal Co.
Bohr Ann Rambo, Herrick, Baltimore. J T Justus.
Behr .1 May, Neal. Salem, Caldwell, Gordon dr. CO.
Bohr B Whelden, Merrick, Beaton, do
Schr P Simmons. Corson, E Cambridge, Mammoth
Vein Consolidated Coal Co.
Bohr Read RR No 47. Reed. Waahin g ton, Tyler &
Seim J Leach, Endicott. Boston. do
Behr Polly Price, Yeates Providence, Sinnickson & Co.
Scar Reading BR No 43, Ireland, Richmond, Castner.
Bric.k - ney & Wellington,
Behr C A Vaughn, 13owell, Salem, 110
Schr Aid, Somers, Beaton. do
Schr L A Danenhower. Sheppard, Boston, do
Schrß Peterson, Itngliah, &sum. Preston Coal Co.
Schr Edgewater, Planer, Portsmouth. NH. Van Dawn.
Leaman & Co.
Behr C W Locke, Huntley, Dorchester,
00. Day, /Caddell
Bar W Bement, Per ny, Dorchester, Blakiston, Greer
& Co.
Bohr is W Dillon, Ludlam, Beaton, captain.
Schr Eliza Neal. Weaver. Boston JG&GS Repplier.
Schr Jas Watson, Houck, Bridgeport, Ct. Quintard,
Sawyer & Ward.
Tug Bminen, Carr, with 8 barges for Baltimore. W P
Co de & Co.
correspondence of the Phila. Eymink Bulletin.
G. Nol4.
The follOwing_bAutts front the Union Canal
Into the SchturiNl. 1 Cana today, bound to Pb li ad
phia,laden and consigned as follows ;
Robt Datesman. and Werra Alto. with mum
ber to Patterson dr. /Appincott: Amanda Virginia, d
to Norcross & Sheets: Sarah Dunbar, do to Dodge d
4 0: Tomb McCurdy. do to F M Roes: Montano, do ti
3 IlDeysher & Co: Wm F Moyle do to Cook & Co:
Iltsj Anderson, light to captain. F.
MEON
Steamer - 4.oneka, Li M bby ßA , cleare DA d at New York yes
terday for Charleston.
Steamer Emily B Solider, Lockwood, at Charleston
llthinst. from New York.
Steamer Whirlwind, Fargo, for this port, went BOE ,
from Charleston 11th inst.
Ship Alexander (Br), Oresby, hence for Antwerp.
passed Dungeness 20 Inst.
Ship J S De Wolf, Durham, hence via Quebec, a:
Liverpool 81st ult.
Ship Rate Price, Libbey, cleared at San pearidsgc
20th ult. for New York.
Brig Mary Stewart, Dennison, hence at Leghorr
auk nit.
Brig Premium, Crowell, hence for Ponce, which put
into Bermuda in distress remained in port lst inst.
Schrs John A Griffin, Foster, for this port. Isabella
Thompson. Baker, for Jacksonville, and .1' H Burnet
for Wilmington, NC. went to sea from Charleston 10th
instant.
solar Rebecca B Trwnsend, Townsend, at Savannah
;I.h inst. from Rey West.
Scli Geo T Thorn, Townsend, cleared at Savannah
loth inst. for Boston.
ier
Buoceono: Co Geo. W Grey.
13 W E It,
24, 28, 28 and 80 South Bixtn
4, Fine Old Stock It Nut-Brown
and rdediat:
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
or_ IP.
NI VMS non ST. , SOYM MEWI.
WINES.—The attention of the trade is solicited to
the following very choice Wines, &c., for sale by
JOSEPH F DUNTON, N 0.151 South FRONT street,
above Walnut:
HAREM /W-01d Island, 8 years old.
SHIMMIES—Campbell & Co., single, double and
triple Gras ro e E. Crum &Sons, Rudolph, Topag, m eg,
Epanish, wn and F. Vallette.
- rOßlti—Vallette, vinbo Velho Real, Denton and
Rebell° Valente & Co., Vintages 1836 to 1836.
S CI
AIHOTRomanE y --enum Bi le Freres and St. Eatephe cha.
.
~ VP RMOUTII—G. Jourdan, lirive & 00.
HIISCAT—de Irrontignan.
CHAMPAGNES—Ernest Irrony, "Golden Star,"
de Venoge, Her Hajesta , and Royal Cabinet and other
favorite brands.
4 70 winsirrw.
~+c+tlEs•-600 Osseo Pure Old Wheat, B
Bourbon and Monongahela Whiskies, tbr late by
- —.
5 North Pront_shoot;
OH/TS, Pared—VW lbs. Accost:us:county biatore
and for sale by
F. ti :3 ecp ag :41j
PORT OP VIECLADZLPHU.-15rwvaxaga 16.
LIQIJOJEIUI.
AVM. NOLAND & BOts;-
_ Chestaat street wired.
1829-°T, L.
. 11 711 , A.SiKILAIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMP
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lIBIEDITTLELD CLAIMS, Lff003413 NUR EN
g 11,467 C sou% •
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over
$6,4300,000.
Ffirpetor4 sad lomporory. pomato on LtbarslTegona
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Moo. N. BiPacker s ' DIRRRORS.
Edward (n%
Topton Wagner. George obs,
Samuel Grant, Alfred Hitler.
Geo. o
Lan, W. Richard., McCall - EraL Lewis, X. D.
Lim Peter M.
CHARLES
N. CEICK - 18, pre l iant sma i s.
EDWARD G. D Vice
US. W. nfaduzawilm rypro tern. MOM
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GIRARD FIRE ,AND MARI NE
INSURANCE COMPANY.,
oNyn:cm,as wAr..Nrrr STREET_PHITADELFBIA
oapiT4,x, PAID IN, IN G AS H
• This company continues to write an .esni mat nab
Its osP4a4 - witit a good .
7O Los, 111 111 0q 7
Lows by are haVehean s antPUY Paid, and 331019 this
0
Disbursed on this amount Within the put jaw yam.
Forth° present the office of thin oorapany writ re
416 wArantrr swizz%
Bat within a lbw months will remove to its OM
BUILDING. - •
N. E. con. BE nornt AND canceram
Then, as now, we shall be happy to insure oar puns
at such rates as are consistentwith safety.
THShi&B OBAVEN, lam=ti GILLETX.
FORMAN SHEPPARD , N. 8 . LAWRENM err
THOS. ALUBLELLAII, anAntEs z.
Jno. BUPPLE&r: _ HENRY F. 7,3_llNaum
MO. W. OLAGHORN, JOSEPH KLAPP, K. D.
sILAB YELLERS J.
•
Tablas daeviair, Pra ddmit .
ALFRED B. GILLETT, V. President and Treamar
JAMB B. ALVORD. Secretary. lanai
aE 00ICPANY OP BIORTH_AMBEICA
—hl lsn M A3r macm_____,_PlßE AND INLAND Twripolt
TAT'. .trotoakarat
o trd mw,No.kst waLisarr street, lona side, east CI
Th street
The Pro rtieo of this Ocanpany ars well Invested
and furnish an available Land for the aroCrtazdestrdtr
of
MdBIND all rus who desire to be protected • }MEE taken on Vsesele, Lae
tla irfo TILnimpcnITATION RDIECS kOrr•
chandise Baaroads, Canals and Steounnosoi.
FIBS on Merchandlaa, Burnham and Band.
ira l agoV i a ni i rk 111/4-.4::13n. AND
PALO IN AND fiEOIIIIM,Y
TOTAL PROPPOITLED,
P/lELPETLAMAInum
AM= G. Oaten, John Zifsew uttio
Baninel W. Jonsa. Geg:ne L. o,
Zahn A. Brown, Brands
CbArke Virwar, Edward EL
Ambrose Z. 8. Marke t
William Walsh. COnualrer.
Richard D. Weod, T. Charlton Henry.
8. Manta Winn. • Alfred D. Jessup.
T. Charleaan
ARTHUR G. COPYJN, Pronaant.
6t. • rum:. sizrearr.
PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF pwrr. A TTELPHIA.
NO. 111 Etsuth FOURTH Street.
INCORPOBATED Sd
CAP/TAL4 I - 50 -0:0- PAID - I E'L
Theorem:a on Lives, by Yearly Premittrato or by 5,10
or 33-year premiums. Non-forfeiture.
Entiosvments, paeat a future age. or on prior de-
Mille, by YearlyPPrreemmllnma, Or /e-year Frowning—
ooth (=section forfeiture.
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Term Policies. Children's Endowments.
This Company while giving thelnsared the sweet,
a a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire Profits of
the Lire business among Its Policy holders.
Moneys received at interest, and paid on dexciand.
Authorized by charter to execute`costa, and to act
as Executor or Administrator, Assignee or '3cLarcllizn.
and in other lidos!ary capacities under appointment
of any Court of this Oummonwealth or of any pence
persons, or bodice politic; or corporate.
DOCTORS.
B. Shipley, Hioina'd Cadhur7,
Jeremiah H.seker. Henry Haines,
Joshua H. Morris, T. Wistar Brown,
Richard Wood, Wm C Longstreth,
Charles . Coffin.
SAMIEL B. SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY.
ent. ctuary.
THOMAS WISTAR.Presid hi D., B. TOW2k.7SENI),
ool.tft Medical .I&raminer. Legal Adviser.
4 . 81 :104:7IAT/Oh t .
A OFFl= °° . Mar th Ism
limmx isuresuax an t sN. " PUTß OUßßßOLD
niERCERAITDIBE genet
g iadr nrLoss by Sim Op the chty
STATEitUrr tte 21,31 Xs
urn:lazy
.ism Ina dinociattoz
"trine" on Property In the
Bonds and
C1 W Phi1 at t e—....—...2886486
Ground Ban
Real EstateNtloe Na 84 Norailitth street) 14,E6d L
U.S. Government 510 40.000
11. B. Treasury 6,640 a
City Warrants.— 646 Ot
Cash on r,422
GEORGE W. TRY() PresidenL
WM.-K. mann - vrozi JCIfitPH. R. LYNDALL
JOHN SOUDRR. LEVI P. COATR_,
PETER A. KEYBER. SAMUEL SPARHAWE
JOHN PHILRIN . C
HAR LESHARP. ROWER,
JOHN CARROW_ LIGHTFOOT,
4EOBGEI. YOUNG, ROBERT Minim av - Re,
DELPHIA WM. T. BUTLER SecretarY.
DHCENEL LINERmAgpIE COMPANY OE R.H.Lug
ENCORPORATED Une—CHARTER PERVEFUAI
NO. Mt weiNtrr strenamtaliz
In additiontoMAßlNlC Cr
liberal
humeri from lcse or damage by FTICe
terms, on bullalry aterchandise, mrniturc
to ibr limited periods, an permanently on b remiam. uilding
') cte Clort °47 has been in active operation .12 rbr
mop
' Man enr.Mtv :E l u s2 whim all lame hay
lama promptly .41 and d•
RS.
B
L. Hodge,
B. Mattony David Lew 3 ll l .
.rolutimisl.fLewik Thomas IL Parma
S. Grant, A. IL Hatlenm
aobert W. Lew^ "g. Edmond usennon,
D. Clark Wharton, Samuel
Lawrence Lewla, jr Louie 0. Honig!.
JOHN_R. CHIGIER, Prink:tut
Samcrem Wixom uoureserl.
IBBDBABICH XXCELIISTVALY. TB)
• Pilaw+ ts x A.,VABTLIS. BIBS ENSUB.A.NOB OWN
;INT—Wm:mod lailll—Charter Pernetogi— a t
lie WAD- Strect,veructe Indepemdence Straws
This Company , fa 'mown to the oammurat,
for over forty years, con nes to Insuret las
n dentate 137 ere, en Public or _Private
.other permanently or fbr a limited time. Also, cc
nrnitare= of Elimds and Merchandise generaily
in liberal
Their Capital, together with a large ftypigg slum I
Lowered In the most cereal manner, wMft• imabls
them to ofler to the insured an undoubted smudgy r
the CASS Ontlta. • I) - . •
Daniel Smith, Jr., John unre z a rm
Alexander Benson, Thomas Eindth,
Doan Haslehurst, - Efm.ry_ Lewis,
Thomas Robins, J. Grningham Few .
• Daniel Hadditokll,
DANEIH. s.N: ••
Ir.. Breeldeen
ermtrAtt El. Ctuourams. Secretary.
.r... s se II:• IWI ANL
.-0111ot ictra Mtaum Ein_k_lding. No. tt:ir l
street. AND usLAND
Risks taken on vessels. mom sod
of theworld, and onsoods on Inland •romosmon
riven, canalk_ntuseads and Oka ocurvarallon
tbsonabont the united states.
ClRAxo.„_ _
Mr= COILLEes,
: : T . Elearetar.
Bansoyoa.
JohnlinlilmllCe Rg4l
ThlEll4
Dallekt, Jr., J. Johnaton Browny
William H. mums, Samuel A. Rohm
B. W.
His
tArds, . Hawn xrabdunk
Mike Thighlth Mg ut . .111der.
Wal. IL NAM S. Korgim
Mason la
A et:IIIIMUS OOMPAUST.
41. INCOEPORATXD M
uo tn"
2:14J.D.
WALLitiT above TIED Street, _
IciA bTocar
Savor! a lace ppm up MALL =M.
PLUS invatiK In BOUM and evallable
Mime to Insure on Dwellinioi, Parnitore,
aluindiee, Veneers In an d their and other
Personal PrePerlY. AU/ lona Merano Map*
edloided.
3orasoroze, _
Thous R. Karts, lain T. low%
.1"ohn Webs.i.:, Zama B. Chnipbtql
Elaanual O. moles. Ethnmad o._Thatati.
rasa= Brad 3 Marla W. swanwri
Email orris.
• rrBOXAB B. Mum, Pro=
Mame G. L. ascwsona. lisentary. •
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No. - COQ '
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AND iiiilill'insuzAmoit
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Prima N. Ettak r o a m. % st umr,
Meths takthertpjam,
Henry Lew% Tr
in% eiga f o c
N TA ,
Banntel Wright, . W
P. 13. Giur. . Sten%
OW A. • .Tos. D. anus.
N. OK President.
- =ea. Amkuuripeow w vial Pristual
Ili Li illidaraab %MM.
- 1211161111161LINOra
LIVERPOOL 'LONDON
A731: 0 43471-.Oi3E
- -
INSURANCE COM:PIINY.
.• Capital and Astaiti, $16,000,000.
Invested in United States ttl 500 000
Total Preminina received by the Cain.
parry in 1865, $4,947175.-
Total Losses Paid in 1865, $4,018,250
Premiums received in the U. S. from January 1 to
TB66 ' ea Losses In United ty esfromranirary 1 to July L
AU leases promptly g Arsal L Without inference to
ATWOOD SMITH,
OFfflcim Ueneral Agent for Pennsylvania.
No. -6 hierolnutta' Exchange
feZflu.th.ftit PHILADELPHIA,
3:4.
IL 111 s
A•
DLPHIA. COMPACOMPANY I PH OF
OFMCIE. IW. 5 SOUTH BIRTH STREET'
• $126,522 21
ASSETS;
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ktIITtTAL ESYESTEM MICOLMELY
DIRECTO.II.B FOB 1866
Caleb Clothier,l
Willlam P. Reeder,
Benjamin Malone, .Toseph Chapman,
Thomas Mather, Charles Evans,
T. Ellwood Chapman, Edward M. Needles,
Simeon Matlack, Wilson M. Jenkins,
Amon W. Gaskill, Lukens Webster.
BECALEB morn
NJAMIN
THOMAS MATHER,
T. ELLWOOD CRAP
TEE =NW Mat nonumilfe9 CIOMPAPIT.,
C 677611 NM no Sou — Err. mounTit Errmon,
=cow carmarermr.
"The Fire Insuranoe Oamplaoy of the Cletmly
Philadelphia." Duutrperated CI
peruntylvazda
bY
Imlettordty lous Qi
""ge III
Tills old mid reliable instantion, with attnida
and oontinimat fund careinly Invested =nut= to In.
sere buildings, itumitare, merchandlas, caber rat ,
Cbtrllllllll:ll.M.l=mr==saiaariwith thcegn=
of ha tamers.
Lames adjusted and gi x a ta i all pomade dam}
curies J. Butter, Edwin L. DOOM,
Jahn Horn,
Wa,Vlssar, Jr., Joseph Moors,
Henry Iltidd, George Meeks,
Andrew E, _ Jar= N. Stone.
J. SUTTEE, Prosidang
Sec's and Treasurer.
r,••-rri7••,
BON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY CO
• P ADELPHLtr--OFFICg, No. 24 NORTH
FIFTH STREET, NEAR MARKETSTREET.
Incorporated by the I re of Pennsylvania
CH.A.IITIGIC PSELPETITAX. ITAL AND ASSETB,
loT;000. Make Irumrance_against Loss or Damage ter
Mre or Public ortrate Buildbigs, Furniture, &odium
Goods and Atmcdie, on favorable terms.
D su.s TORG.
George Ere_ty_ • Frederick Doll,
August a Miller, Jacob &handier.
John F. Belaterling, Samuel !Mier,
Henry Trooninere Edward P. Moyer,
William McDaniel, Adam J. Glass,
airistopher IL YITIFT, Israel Peterson,
erederielt Stank% Prederick Ladner
Jonas Bowman.
GEORGE MINTY, President
JOHN F. BSISTERLING, Vice President
PHILIP B. COLEMAN. Secretam
suutoivas..
USESTARIN'SCONDITTNPOWDERS
,eIC,II,
HORSES AND CAT'rI.R.
cores Worms Beta and Colic.
It cures Colds, Coughs and Hide Bound.
It la the best alterative for 17 , 3rses and Cattle now to
one, bating a reputation o=i, years' standby.
it is a sure preventive for the =act dreaded Binder
peat.
No Farmer or Dalman should oe withotalt
. For sale In Ph Mull pldaby DY OTT & 00.2. 1 2 North
Second streefi SOLLOWAY & COW.
DEN. 23 North Ilittltstreet, and by Druggist!' through.
out the country. address all orders to
STABJN , dc FLOYD, ec+ens? 409 Duane Cree l = VIAE.
ftPAL DIZZTALLINA.—A t superior arP..cle !ha
V cleaning the Teeth, :destroying animalcaLte
which infest them, giving tone to the arms and leav
ing a feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in
the month. It zuay be used dall7, and will be !band
to streng en eteralvenea d th Weak an bleeding gams, while the
'roma and ds will recommend it to every
one.
!Being composed with the eminence of the
Dentist Physicians and htlammtopist. it is confidently
offered as RELieumE enbartitaito for the =Certain
washes formerly' in vogue.
Eminent Dantinet acquainted with the constituents
of the DEISTALLINA. advocmc its nsm it contains
nothing to ppreent its unreshained employment
Made only by __ _
J.A11:109 T.
Broad and MUNN,
S pr n ce street&
Apothecary. Fo r sale by Dniteista generally, and
Fred. Brown, D. L. Stackhonse,
Haward et Co., Robert C. Davis,
C. R. ireeny, CharXl. Bower,
Isaac H. Hay, les Shivers,
C. H. Needles, S. M. hicOollin,
T. J. Husband. S. C. Bunting,
Ambrose Smith, Charles H. Aber's,
Edward Parrish, James N, Marks,
William B. Webb, S. Bringharst di Co.,
James L. Bispham, Dyott ds Co.,
Hughes (t Coombe, H. C. Blair's Sons,
Beall* A. Bower, 1 Wyeth et. Bro.
USTI:RIMY IR-RT•TA 13LE—HODOSOInchial
1:4 TABLE - TS, for the cure of coughs, colds. hoarse
ness bronchitis and catarrh of the head and breast
Public speakers. ringers and amateurs will be greatly
benefited by win these Tablets. Pre
ARCH and TENTH pared only by
LANCASTER
Ph
, Pharmaceutists N. E. Cot.
gen streets, ilade Fr salt
by Johnson era , Holloway di Cowden, 1p
and hia.
Dru o ggiste
lly.
se2stf
11Q13.17SIVS BRO.?, CHIAI, AND PITIOSIONH
I) DEW DROPS. Ibr Coughs. and all Diseases alibi
Throat and Bronchial Tunes. This invaluable
ration for every household. Public Speakers,
a ern celebrity, and has been knows
to relieve the most obstinate and almost nopeleas
sea It is agreeable, strengthening and soothing
Prepared_by E. C. BEIM - No. 258 South Nintl
street, Philadelphia. je7-tf
OORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS.— Dr. I
DAVIDi.-:ON. Chiropodist, Operator on Corns,
Bunions. Inverted balls and other diseases of the
:eel. (Mice, 1124 CHE.6 - TNUT street. Dr. Davidson will
wait on patients at their residences. no3tf/
tatIOVEAII3;N.
Canton Clinger..
Fresh • Imported Canton Preeerved GINGER, 4117
and in syrup, of the finest quality. ,
For Sale by
JAMES R `WrEBB,I
WALNUT 5 id ffiGISTE sire•
F OX'S FARINA CR Sellvrßs.
.Fresh Crackers of this unrivaled Brand always on
hand and for sale in bble. and 3i bbls., by
ALDRICH, YERHzs.k
18,20 and IN Letitia street,
Exclusive .agents.
nos-3mp
FONTAI TEAK—EX Sea Serpent fbr ealeby
R. C. .11..N1t4HT & Oe.,
8. E. cor.- Water Chestnut, el
10001-1 Cans FRESH PEACHES,-MEOW
. 1./Corn, Fresh Tomatoes. Green Peas, Straw
berries, ll.inabrooms, dce , In store and for sale, whole.
sale or retail, by M.F. biPILL.LN N. W. crrner Arch
and Eighth.
s AI I • • I er an. oe pared eches.
unpared do. dried a pples . in m
store and p fo a r sale
y F. SPILLIN, N. W. corner Arch and Eighth.
DUCEWELE&T, BUCK WHEAT .— MOO lbs. of the
LI celebrated Silver Flint Buckwheat, In store and
for s a l e by M. F. sin - Lia - N. Tea Dealer and Grocer. N.
W. corner .Arch and Eighth.
NEFRAISINS AND FlGS—Enperior new Layer
lalslns and choice Elma Figs for sale by M. F
PILLIN, N. W. corner Arch and llighth streets.
ntlr:FIN OLIVES.--800 gallons choice large Queen
Nog. Olives, in store and for sale by gallon or barrel, at
Ot.TY'S East End Grocery, No. 118 South SECOND
street.
:in. : 91.1 : : "
C , over Honey, In store and for sale at COUSTY'S
float End Grocery, o.N 118 South BECuND street.
XrO.IITH LAROLINA. HOMINY GRITS. NEW
ominy, Pared and unpared Peaches, just re.
calved and tor sale at COUSPY'S East End Grocery,
.No. US South SECOND street..
I •AI A I : 4 7. A . 7.. e• s
Chutney Sauce. Roblnson's patent Barley an!
Groats always on hand at (MUSTY'S East End G
eery. 140. 118 Scnth SECOND street.
IR/ANTIS.
WANTED—AN _EXPERIENCED MAN, TO
purchase and superintend the White Goods De
rtment of a Hosiery and 'White Goods Rouse, on
THIRD street. Address Box 47, Poet Office -Phila
delphia. nott-St•
UTANTED.—Wanted an OFFICE AND 13TODADE
V ROOM on either first or second flow, on 'Dela ,
ware avenue, between Arch and Vine streets. Ad.
d retie Box No. 127,Philadelphia Poet
28Kii WANTED TO WINTER—THREE or FOUR
HORSES: Good accommodation and attend.
aDoe A_Diply to JOS. • DAVISON, near Newton
Station. West Chester and Palladalphia Railroad. or.
M lio. 2 84 kl-Quick tweet, we Peep Kure. uol4-10
tER. President.
NE, Vice President.
Secretary. iN224tm
SMITH, RANDOLPH i% G 0.4
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1$ Beath Third 51. : I 8 Nieman same%
Philadelpide. I Hem Zoe.
IIYCOOKE(kCp,
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHILAD'a.
Dealers in all Government &entities:
A LI:RIMAIDEFFE'RENCELLLOWED
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT.
Collections grade; Stocks Bought and Sold on CO.
mission.
Special business am
COMPOUND DiTT:RP‘ST NOTES,
DE HAVEN & BROS.
EMOVAL.-
-Ur ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART,
- _ • No. /331 WALNUT Street .
The Ladles or the Sacred Heart have
Academy from No. 1635 to r enNed'their
No. 1334 WALNUT street,
where they will be permanantly located. . eeSit.tmfAs
11 STRVOTION.—ITALIa.N JaANGUAGE Taught.
by an Italian ProfEssot. Please apply at No, no
psrs ST,LeIJT Street. sa3,tn,f,la24k.
taftOß. 7. fitaltOTEAlCt,
Teacher of the FRENcat LANGUAGE,
ocm-Im* • kzeti:
AoTHE PHII , ADELPHLS. BIDING 13011001%
FOIIRTH street, above V. Is now open the
e all and Winter Season, India, and Gentlemen
will End every provision for comfort and - safety. se
that a thorough' knowledge Of this oesutitalaccont.
; pliabroent may be Obtained br the most timid. Saddle
horses tralned_An the best manner. Saddle hones,
'homes and vestic*tokhlre.' Also, carriages for Mae
' TIC031&13 URANUS & 130 NA.
PUNIARtiIL&L
•
$250,000
7 PER CENT, MORTGAGE RAILROAD
B N D , S.
We oiler for sale 9210,000 of the consolidated Mort
gage Bonds of the Huntingdon, Broad Top lifountabs
Railroad and Coal Company at
794
They are Coupon 'Bonds with privilege of registrY
secure them from theft, bear seven per cent. interest,
whir/int punctually paid first of April and October;
secured by a mortgage of 91500000 on sixty miles of
Railroad. including the Bedford Railroad, ten miles
of sidings. depots, real estate, rolling stock and equip
manta et every kind.
One miWon of [llene bonds were set aside for the
r.edert ption of the first and second mortgage bonds.
large number of which have already been exchanged
and the cOr solidation is daily progressing. The Com
pany have but 1250 000 for sale and offer them at the
above roadpce in order to insere immediate sale.
be is now in good order. 1,000 tons new rails
and 30 000 crosstles have recently been pot down, com
plete machinery purchased for repair shops and two
new collieries opened np and improved.
By the proposed- immediate enlargement of the
Pennsylvania Canal to Huntingdon, tee Company
- will have cheap water transportation without trans
shipment to New York,. Albany, dc,. as well as by
railroad.
These
annum the abov twenty-cone w ut 9 per
cent, per and add pe e red to h g.
prinapel at maturity.;
SAILER & STEVENSON,
BANKEns,
No. 121 South Third Street.
nollttf Opposite Girard Bank.
DiA. r X.ION - ALL.
EXCHANGE BANN,
CAPITAL 000,000, PULL PAID,
Ras Removed. To Its
New I3anking
Nos.
.633 and- 635 Chestnut Street.
A. BOYD, President.
JO. W. GILBOrpH, Cashier
I,IOOK BROKER.
GEO. HENDERSON, JR:
NO. 223 DOCK STREET.
Having reeruned business, am Prertared to rnaks
cash er Having
purchases and sales of Stocks, Sonde'
&c.
Stocks carried at 6 per cent. interest, %daunt an
extra charge.
Orders executed in New York, Boston sad
00 C 1:7- 0*
4 1,
w •
SPECIALTY. \I
STOOKS AND GOLD
ADMIT AND BOLD ON 00100=014
IZMIOMIT ALLOWRD ON DNPOODZA. at
BANKING HOUSE
OLD 5.90's WANTED
IN FXCHANGE FOR NEW.
15-20's s ,
7 3-10'ss
ISSl's,
10-40's,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
EDUCATION.
reserved The
sat