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LATER FROM WASHINGTON
THE P'RESIDENT'S BALTIMORE TRIP
The New York Naval Office.
A Prize ‘ Fight Naar- Washington.
Morrissey Den ieslElimself
prom 'Washington.
rSpecial Despatch to the Bulletin.]
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.—The President,
accompanied by two mernbeis of his Cabi
net, left this morning, for Baltimore, to par
ticipgte in the Masonic ceremonies. He will
return this evening.. The President is only
a Master Mason.
Gen. Slocum will probably be appointed
to the Naval office, in New York,- in place
of - Gen. Dix, whose resignation takes effect
on Wednesday.
John Morrissey did not accompany the
prize fighters who lefthere at twelve o'clock
Ipst night. A large amount of money is
depending on the result of this fight. No
tidings of , it are yet received. The Balti
more manwillprobably be the winner.
LATEST CABLE NEWS
FRENCH MISSION TO ITALY
RISE IN BREADSTUFF'S
[EY REUTERS TELEGRAM LINE.]
Lortnort, November 19.—Marshal Fleury
has left Paris on an important .mission to
Italy.
United States five twenties,
Illinois Central, - - -
Erie Railway, - - -
Consols, - -
Breadstuffs are rising.
Petroleum is quoted at is. 7d.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 20.—Rev. Jacob
James, a colored preacher, was shot last
night by another colored man s named
Thomas Holmes. He died this morning.
Holmes also shot his wife, who will re
cover. He was arrested and acknowledged
the deed, but says be found James and his
wife in flogrante delictu.
New York Stock Markets.
Stocks ste'dy. Chicago and. Rock Island, 10534,
Reading Railroad,ll4 c4nton Company, 78.44; Erie
Railroad, 1.1,1,4,;; Cleveland and Toledo, 663,4* C!eveland
and Pittsbura h. 1063:: Pittsburgh and Fort 'Wayne and
C , ics go. 112is't Michigan Central, 83%; New York Clem
teat 108? a"; Central scrip,' 119%: 'Cleveland. Co
lumbus and Cineinnati, Ill; Missouri 6's, RS; 11. S.
Rivetwentles, 1862, 1087‘; Ditto. 1884, 106%; Ditto, 1885,
10044; Ten-Forties, 100.44; Seven-Tbirties, first series,
Gold
~second aeries, 106%; Sterling exchange, 109,
ic
Elarkets.
BALTIMOSZ, Nov. Z.—Flour- is very dull, and the
low steady , drooping.- Wheat dull: red $3 403 35
Corn: stO ea of new at $1 10©1 12. 08.8 hump at
ST@S9c. Seeds steady. 'Provisions d,.11 and inactive.
and at 14(ai•Scc: Sugar dull with a downward tend
ency. Coffee dull and prices nominal.
CURIOUS OEIMINAL CASE.
A Broker Charged with Burglary.
Teltimony of an Alleged Accomplice
QUARTER SESSIONS—Judge Allison.—
Another crowded Court room was the
feature of , to-day's proceedings. The time
occupied by the homicidal cases delayed the
business to, such an extent that now within
eight days of the close of the term there are
three hundred and fifty cases' to be tried.
This brings a large crowd to the Court room
every day. - -
The case er George Roberts and John
Mason, charged with larceny, and James
Bois, as accessory before the fact, was called
for trial.' Roberts and Mason have already
been convicted-on two bills, of larceny, and
it will be. ferne - mbered that at the time of
their arrest - they were in possession of the
meet perfect Burglars' implements ever
seen in, this country. . These two defendants
were not represented by counsel. This
morning Messrs. Cassidy and Parsons, for
Mr. Bois, asked for a severance in the trial.
in order that the evidence might be confined
to this particular defendant. The Court de
clined to grant this application.
Wm. O'Byrne, who represented the Com
monwealth, opened the case to the jury, ex
plawh ich g the oaature of the transactions
in the defendants were engaged. On
the seventh of March last, the store of Hess,
Rogers & Chambers, Market street, between
Fourth and Fifth, was entered apparently
by boring through the shutter of a back
- Window. The explanation for the robbery
was this—Mr. Mitchell, a clerk in the store
of Hess, Rogers & Chambers, who had been
robbing his employers, gave an impression
of the keys to Bois, who in turn gave
it to Realm, who communicated. with
Roberts - and Mason, who committed
the : robbery, and after taking the goods, de
stroyed the books of the firm, in order to
cover up Mitchell's peculations.
Jacob S. Hess testified that their store,
411 Market street, was entered on the night
of 7th of March: the proof was opened by
means of false keys, and $lO4 in gold, $1,400
in greenbacks, deeds, bills receivable,
and valuable goods,taken. The books had
been set on the floor of the •proof
and everything pertaining to the, cash
transactions for eighteen months was torn
from the books and burned in the store.
Nothing was recovered except agold watch;
know Mr. Bois; was introduced to him by
W. R. Mitchell, our defaulting clerk, who
is now a fugitive' from justice;' saw Mit
chell last on the second Friday- subsequent
to the robbery; have seen Bois frecoently
at my plade, visiting Mr. Mitchell,who was
confidential book-keeper; all the books per
taining to cash were destroyed; Mr. Bois
told me he,boarded with Mitchell in Coates
street, near Twelfth; Mr. Bois was a broker
in Third' street, near Market,
No Cross-examination.
Detective Taggart sworn—l went to this
store after-the robbery; the store - had been
entered from the rear by boring through
the shutter and moving the bolt back; the
fire-proof had been opened but could not
tell whether with the original key or not; it
was 'opened without violence; noticed the
condition of the books and then arrested
Mitchell the book-keeper; we had him bound
over but he has gone, got this watch from
John Haslam; did not recover any of
the stolen goods except the watch;
found Haslam in New York, and he
t::. -- ,aght the watch home; found Roberts and
Mason in New York; found Haslanain New
York, by appointment; arrested Mason and
Roberts and searched them; found a bag of
burglars' tools in Mason's house; found the
frame work and instruments for drilling
sae; Roberts-had a porti mof this; found a
lot of skeleton keys. [Tools and keys ex
hibited to jury.] Bois was arrested at his
place of business on Third street.
Cross•examined---Mr. Bois was found at
his usual place of business, that of a stock
and bill broker.
Cross.exa mined by Mason—l found you
at your business place. •
Cross-examined by Roberts—l found no
thing on you in reference to the robbery;-
found this frame-work - for drilling safes; I
of Yesterday.
__ . .... _ ... _
arrested you Prltli v e statement of Haslam.
John, Haelana, sworn Las - January. I
came to Philadelphia, and Met Mr. Bois on
- Market' street; he said, - "How are you,
John;" I said, "Pretty well;" he asked me
why I did not call at bisplace, and see him;
be said it was on Third street; went there,
the next day; he asked me what I wee
doing; -I told him, . nothing; -he sai i
I heard you got into a little trouble at
Scranton; I told him I had nothing to d r
with that; he then said he knew a good job.
where $31,000 could be got, at 411 Market
street; told him -I thought I knew parties
who could do it; I sent for the parties, and
after I saw them I told Bois that they were
afraid of him—afraid to trust him for fear
be might arrest them on account of the bank
affair in Scranton; Bois said I need not fear
that for he would tell something that would
hold him, as fast as they. were "held; he
said he sent a telegraph despatch
to Scranton to Mr. Reese to buy
certain oil stock and that he had signed his
cousin's name to the despatch; I told Mason
and Roberts andthey said they would dolt;
Bois told me to get him some wax; I did so
i and he got an impression of the keys and
gave it to me; and I gave it to Mason ancl
Roberts who got a key made; after this, one
Sunday night, - Bois came to• -Ninth and
Filbert, in a great hurry and said he wanted
that store robbed that night, as Mr. Mitchell
was found out in. cheating hie employer,
and it must be donetthaenight; these parties
said they could - not" do it because they
did not. have the keys made
I went to New York on Monday:
I next saw the men - in NeW York, where
they told me they went to the store on Mon
day night but found some one there and had
to postpone the robbery until Wedesday
theybrought a. bag with them;- there was
some jewelry, lockets, rings, sewing silk;
$5O bond, $lO4 in gold, some small pieces of
silver; money in North and South Carolina;
some counterfeit money; one deed for
$29,000 and a great many notes; all the
money they brought was $700; Bois said he
wanted the store burned up, but Mason said
he had not burned the store, but had
torn thsbooks so as to throw the blame on
the clerk; I got the watch from Roberts an-1
paid $6O for it; after this I met Bois, and he
asked me for his share; I told him I had
,none,as they had laid out counterfeit money
and North and South Carolina money RA
his share, and I had refused to take it; I
gave bim $75 and the $5O bond; Mr. Sol
,eaid before the robbery that the firm kept a
good deal of money on hand; he thought we
could get $30,000.
Heels m underwent along examination by
Mason, who among other questions asked
'him why, after he had been such a good
friend to him, he had gone to the police and
given information. Haslam replied that he
was ashamed of the way business was being
done and he therefore concluded to leave
this mode of life.
Mason—And you were ashamed l Yon
look like a man who is ashamed, you do!
Judge Allison interrupted the prisoner
and informed him that be must confine
himself to cross-examination and not in
dulge in comments.
At another stage of the cross:examination,
when Mason was, directing the attention of
the witness - to the division of the spoils. he
asked bim specially in regglal to the differ
nit shares. After, answering a number of
questions on this point, Haslam at last
exclaimed: "Well, you know all about it.
You were Captain and made the division."
gCross-examined by Judge Parsons.—Bois
avea me the impression of the keys on wax,
the Sunday night before the robbery; he
gave it to me on Sansom street, riot far from
the Bazaar; I first saw Bois the latter part of
January or the early part of February; I
eras then living in New York; had lived
there four, five or six months; first knew
Mason and Robert in New York, before
January; I had not seen Bois for six or
seven months; saw him in. Stroudsburg,
Where I was then living; I knew J. E. W.
Miller; have known him two or three years;
met him near the Junction railroad; did not
show him wax for making impression of
heys,though he wanted toget some. I didn't
ask him to get a pass to go through the
Stroudsburg Bank; he told me he wanted
me to get a miss, as be knew all about the
bank, and where the cashier slept, and he
would furnish a horse and wagon; I told
him I bad lived in Stroudsburg, and would
have nothing to do with it;know Al Shuek;
never wanted him to get a drunken man
out of tavern, so that I could go through
_him; didn't tell him that if he was caught
in it I would swear him out of it; never
said I would swear to anything for $lO.
This line of cross-examination was ob
jected to and ruled out. .
Never said to Richard S. Staple that I
Was in the Stroudsburg Bank with the rob
bers and made an examination of the
premises.
Judge Allison again directed the atten
tion of counsel to the fact that that robbery
wee not the subject of inquiry.
INever said I would be revenged on Mr
Bois after he left Strondsburg;l had nothing
to be revenged for as we were intimate and
he was my best friend; Bois gave me an
impression of the keys of the vault; be gave
me two impressions of one key; I don't
know whether I gave them to Mason
or Roberts; or both together; the first ono
was not a good one and they could not
make the keys for it; the last one was given
to me the Sunday night before the robbery;
forget where he gave this one to me; we had
so many meetings, I could not tell where; I
was to get the same as the rest of them as
nay share; the property.was divided into six
shares; the party consisted of Mason ; Ro
berts, Bois, Basconville, "Bill" and
myself were in the robbery and
shared; Basconville is in : nrigon,
don't know where "Bill" is; I saw Roberts
and Bascoville in New York, the morning
after the robbery; they said they came ou
the "Owl Line,"and they said Mason would
be on soon; they brought a carpet bag with
these goods; I have paid part of my ex
penses here myself and I received $10; was
not told that I would not be prosecuted;
believe Mr. Hess told me that he wanted
the truth and that I would not be prosecuted;
the police officers said they would stand
alpngside of me, but they did not say they
would not prosecute me; I understood it to
mean that they would not prosecute me.
Re-examined by Mr. Mann: I saw Mitch
ell; easy him in New York and saw him in
Mr. Bois's office; Bois, Mitchell and myself
met several times on this business; it was
arranged that Mitchell was to go too billiard
saloon and take his coat off and lay it aside
where Mason could feel in the pocket for
the keys; be did feel for ,the key but it was
not there;afterwards Mitchell came to Bois's
office and left a. note there saying that he
could not get the key that night.
Mason—l should like to ask Mr. Hess who
kept the key of-that vault?.
Mr. Hess Our book-keeper, W. R.
Mitchell. , -
Mason—Always? • '
Mr. Hess—Yes.
Mason to Haslam—What then did Mitchell
mean by writing thatnote that he nould not
get the key that night?
Haslam—l'll tell you ; he wanted to get
the front door key so that you could go in
that way, and when he could not get it you
were told that you must go in the back way.
Mason—Oh then, it was another key I
The case is still on trial.
70V
78 1
50
90
tindleo art Prellaalorpetia Woolf. Hoard.
BA LI% A PTAIR. Er 7 Ttl3T BOARD.
1,1000 17.8 5-sn's '65 eon 106341 eh Read .B 574
1000 Susq Canl Bds 67 1100 eh do 830 57
4f eu elty 6a - .DPW 10250100 eh do 'e58694-100
1510 Camd &Amboy 100 eh do 68 91-100
mgt Gs • 83 ,93 100.817 dO • b 5 57
1009 Canneollogn Ede 100 sh do 85can
14 Ph Penns Et • 55 60 $h McKean & Elk
Beh Chas & Waln '84% Land Imp Co 85 5
160 sh IS Pa R 88 100 eh Nor Cent .13. Bds 493-6
SECOND BOARD.
19590 US 6-208 '65 con 108%1 " 2 eh Cam & Ain Sep 51
eh Penns - 65 '
'Financial and Commercial.
The following ts a statement of the amount of coal
transported over the Lehigh Valley 'Railroad, for the
week ending Nov, it, 1866, and previously since
THE ;"DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPILIA,:;WEDIIESDAY, NOVEMBER-21, 1866
Decemberl,lBB4, compared with sup° time Midyear:
Week. Total.
Tone. Cart. Tone. Cwt.
757.[x ,
19,988 17
199,977 11
177.541 18
43,358 9‘
48,772 0,
53,857 02
134,413 10
16805 12.
83,698 17
53.938 98
6540 04
120 628 11
- 44,338 18
.130,289 11
32.710 03
2,077 01
3,721 02
7,464 18
13,853 10
53,148 13
23,328 14
7481 10.
38,200 15
23.126 13
..10,935.19
28.891-.01
8,487 18 I
' •
.244 00
19,817 08
43,539 12
33 287 19
2,202 12
18,727 02
14,961 1.1
16,031 01
8.713 01
8.457 '• 9
64.848 18
6,739 18
19,623 OA
8,633 11
1,179 la
3.397 13
11,900 10
- Ashburton
hiount Bierman. 272 19
IHuzlum.. „ . . ... 4,050 04
East Sugar Loaf ...... 4,848 12
-Stout 948 13
688 16
Ebbervale 1,367 08
Jeddo ... . ......... 2,870.15
Cox, BrOaig.7 ;lc ES 897 09
COancil 1,401 09
Buck Mountain 1,186 00
New York and Lehigh -1 610 07
Honey Brook 2,062 15
German Pennsylvania.-- 674,0
Spring Mountain-- 2,419 66
Coleraine 1,220 85 •
Beaver Meadow...-. ....... 93 07
John Connery- 104 10
Lehigh Zinc
J. B. Reber '& Co.
McNeal & Co
Knickerbocker
Coal Run
Rathbun, Caldwell& C 0... 998 08
Glendon.. - 20 69
Mabanoy
Delano Colliery..
B...tiy ere
renton
J. & 0 .Bowman,
dilliman
Baltimore--
Shamokin .....
Franklin- ... ...... .......... 664 06
Audenried 297 02
Lehigh and Susquehanna.
Germania"
Land=
Wilkesbarre ....
Warrior BUD
Parrish Sc. Thomas-.
Union....
Wyoming .. . ' .
Other. shipp ........
34,077 14
Corresponding week loot
88,070 18
Decrease • 8,69 i
The following shows the receipts of the Delaware
Division Canal for the week and season,contpared
'with same time last year • . .
Week ending .1 , iev.17,
Previously in 1866.
Week ending Nov.lB, 1885
Previous in 1865
. increase in 1868„.. ..
The receipts of oil at l'lttal;iirgiTlii:srw . " e"elc 48 41 4 : r 'S s
follows :
.
. .
• Rivers. & Bail. • T o ta l Monday, Nov. 12 —.. 5.7.34. w 2,117 7,817
Tuesday, Nov. 13......----- 8.939 I,eol 9,940
Wednesday. Nov. 19- 5,114 908 6,842
nursday, Nov. 15----- 1,52.5 - 1 604 3,103
Friday, Nov. 16._"
*"
.... —... 958 1,642 2,1, 0
Saturday, Nov. 17 1,164 • 1,000 ...,” 151
-- --
,_,... 17,878 8,272 26,150
---1,054.3.95 8011,962 1,415,386
Total for week..
since Januaxy 1
Receipts to Nov. 17....„...1,07249 56943.1 1,441.453
Same time in 1865 —_ , .-...515,78.1. 219.550 733,53.2
Bncrease In 1566 .-----..558.482 149.689
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,
Quirkm Ton awanda.Drom Savannra Fred
Tand danater; H. la Cruse, John Id Kerte.,
Th c s Holmes, Lewis Roemer, Dr J.s alma:tons, J II
Cheney. -W C 'Maley, Edgar Hastings, and 6on decs.
P(../..UTAT L
at.nOtted !Or the rnmaaelphis 'ent tON ln.g E Bulletin.
LIVERPOOL—Ship J 0 Richardson. Kendall-2,44n
sacks salt W Bum m & Son; 3 148 do A Herr & Br.);
tong pig Iron 2 casks earatenware Turnbull & C3;1:1
crates 3 casks earthenware Huntington & Brooks: 61
d o 6 do Stirk & El car; 61 00 S B Pierce di Sons; 11 do W
G Pierce; 1(0 pkgs rags and reps Jessup & - Moore:
bags noose Powers & Weightman; 200 do C Len nig; 200
k. gs bl carb soda °ready & Reece; 3,96 do 79 casks sofa
ash r 7 do bleaching powders Id- lian3terr 2; c.,4 Assn,
hutida W M Wilson; 37 tons pig iron S & 'W Welsh;
47 CBE kg bleaching powders 97 do Soda ash 71 Ms mdz
on Cr.
CARDENAS—Brig Ch ariena. Waterhcuse-393 hb
tooluEst-s 37 tcs do Ji.hn Mason & Co.
'I DBESISLAN D—Schr W E Alexander, Rowdoin
-6,37 bushels salt Wrn Bumm &Son..
' V.s I.NA 11—Stearn er Tonawanda, Jennings-36
bales cotton I R Brown & Co: 44 do 11 Sloan & , 3ona;
13
Word & Garritt; 10 do 46 do yarn Claghorn & Herring:
10 bale, cotton 35 Id. ft lumber 16 bills old iron 3 pump;
1J S Stetson & Co; 4 bales cotton 38 do bagging &c 4 Mt..
wax I pkgs melat MlLer & Bro:21 bales cotton Mackey
& Beanie; 40 do do order; 56 do domestics Hay tir..
Devitt; 84 empty qr bbis Engle dt. Wcif 40 empty brit*
125 do hair do emptycasks Massey, Huston & Co: In
sacks 10 bbls dried mutt R Caner d: CO: 12 bbls terrapin
Chas Jenuey; 1 do Cochran & Russell: 6 Mrs tobacco J
Laugsdorr; 1 case Lee & Walker, 1 dO Levitt &
wt rib: 1 do MB Dyott. Hb
WI Nlntoll, NS.—Bark J L Wickmire, HOlmee-109
thus ploster Ott Van Horn.
W 1 NDr OR. Na.—Brig Agent, Weat—..n.o tens plaster
C G Van Horn.
airrivai and banthir of Ocean Steamers
• TO .A.EiRKVIL
41212,111 TIMM
BO6PbOrtl3----.--Liverpol.'..Boston&Phtla........Nov. 3
Temonia..-----Hamburg-New York.-----Nov.
Scotland--........Liverp001...New York. • 'Vcor. 7
Hibernia -. Glasgow-New York.--.-- Nov.
..... ..... --Nov. 10
C*lla. York. 10
Jtv of Doblin..--Liverpool-New York ----Nov. iu
Villa de Paris-- .Havre-New York. -----Nov. 13
............. -...Havre-NeW York.-. .... _..Nov. 21
TO DEPART
South America-New York.-Rio Janalrooto....Nov. 22
Toe Swan
.......... Y. 4
Bellona..-----New York-London.. -.-----Nov
Fulton ___New York...Havre .... .-.......--Nov. 24
bran„._.... ..._..New York-Liverpool... --_-_Nov.
B ri t annia....._..'York...Glasgow. -. ----Nov. :24
City of 80t0n..-New York-LlverpooL----Nov. 24
New York...---New York-Bremen N0v.24
Saxonla....-- .New York-Hambarg --Nov. 24
Persls York... Havana ....-.- ...... Nov. 23
............. York-Liverpoolt.....- ...... Nov. 2,
Duffs-- .....New York_Liverpool---.--Nov. 2s
City ofLlieric-New York-LiverpooL Nov. 2.-;
Acotland New York....LiverivoL Dec
Hendrick Budson-Philada...Havana. • --De_ 1
star of the Unlon...Philad'a.-New Orleans. Dec.
P10neer..... -- -P h i ladelphia-Wilrolngton.NC....Dec.
Wibernia.- .. ........Neww t
Villa de Paris...-New York-Havre.—.. ------Dec.
/ZS AR ) 01 4 "1:11.ALik a
JIM ES DOUGHERTY,
JOSEPH C. GRUBS. MOSIIMLY COMMISTAN,
ED!IOND A. SOLIDER,
bit A A 441;1
.effIST Olf PFSLADELPHM—N”.vratima:2I.
ON Risks, 655 !UN SETS, '4E7 I HIGH WATER., /
VIM V ESTES:Liu . v
steamer Mayflower, Robinson. 16 hours from Wash
ington. with incise to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, 24 hour from N York
with rodze to Win M Baird & Co
Steamer Chester, Warren, 24 hourti from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde ,8 Co. -
Wind L Wickwire (Br). Holmes. days from
sor. blB. with plaster to C C Van Horn.
Bark Therese (isr). Christopher, 3 days from New
York in ballast to L Westergaard.
Brig Agent
to
West 12 days from WindisOr, NS
with plaster to C Van Horn.
wit
Brig Nellie bl woe.
Nichols
B days from Savannah,
h cotton. &c. to WGregg & Moria.
Brig Charlene, Wate , house, lo days from Cardenas,
with molasses to John Mason & Co.
Sob, Truman, Gibbs, 4 days from Nevi Bedford,
with lumber to csptain.
Behr Mohawk, Bradley, 5 days from Norfolk, with
lumber to 8 Boalton & Co.
Behr W E
salt to W de m
Is Alexanr &
, Bowdoin
BU ,18 days from Turks
land . wi th mm Son.
SehrJ Truman, Gibbs. 5 days front New Becifbrd,
with mdse to Merchant & Co.
ECM' J Anderson, Tunnell, 2 days from Indian River.
with lumber to Bacon, Collins &Co.
Seim Cora, Townsend, 1 day from Brandywine, Del.
with flour and corn meal to Perot. Lea dr, Co.
Behr .1 £4 & L C Adams, Adams, from Boston.
Schr It & 8 Corson, Corson. from Fall River,
Behr trxen Beane Parker,Trom Boaton.
bar Sarah Bruen, Crawford, from Boston.
Behr Morning Star, P ynch, from Portland, Ct.
Schr .1 Allen, Seaman, from Providence.
Schr It 31 Miller. Anaeraon, from Providence.
Schr Nellie D. Sbelborn, from Providence,
Tog Hudson, Carr, n om Raltintere. with 10 barges
to W Lytle& Co. - -
CLICAYIRD YBEITERDA.T . _
Steamer Mayflower. Robinson, Washlngton,W P Clyde
& co.
Steamer AnnßichardeLN York,WP Clyde &Co.
Steamer Law Der. Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr. -
brig,.mains (Br), Card Cork for orders, C C Van
Hoi n.
Scbr 1d A Grier. Fleming, Stany j Point, Van Dusan,
Lochman & Co.
Behr J s&LCA dams, Savannah, do
Behr 0 hearse, Parker. 8.. ston, J &G B Repplier.
Bchr .1 E Allen, Seamihn. Boston, Tyler & Co.
Behr M Henderson. Crawford, Boston,Conner&Co
Schr ce Girdler. Smith, Boston Suffolk Coal Co
Schr Mary & Caroline, Smith, Baltimore, Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Co.
Behr Jura & Martha, Reed, Calais. N Y and Soh CI Co.
Sao' M Coyne. Facet° ire, N Bedford, Mammoth
Vein Consolidated Coal Co.
Schr lib:them Light, Ireland, Providence, do
Schr Cornelia. Carroll, Norwalk, W Hooter, Jr. &Co.
Bar F. Bruen, Crawford, Boston, L Andenried & Co.
Schr N, I lie 0, Shelhorn, Lynn, Slonickson & Co.
Schr iibehet S Miller, Anderson,Salem, Castner,Stick•
ney & Wellington.
Behr Ch. s Hill. Chekunan, R Cambridge, do
Behr It e Corson, Corson, Boston, cantata.
Tug B u.ken, Carr, with 5 barges for Baltimore, W P
Cl 3 de ea CO.
Co
Steamer tar of M the E Diat ßA omoo ksey, hence - at New
Or) esrtt, 14 h iret.
Steamer san Francisco Rehm, cleared at New York
yesterday for San Juan, Mc.
Swap er Palmyra (Br), Watson, cleared at N York
yesterday for Liverpool,
'teenier Cobraro (new), Relwers, cleared at N York
yesterday ror Jag°. •
Ship Wm Cul:amines, Miller, sailed from San Fran
cisco IR ti last, for this. port.
Ship Merrimac. Leckie, from Liverpool 11 th ult, for
this port, was spoken 18th lost by the New York pilot
boat Hrpe No 1. , •
Ship Omheus. Crowell, cleared at N York yesterday
for Sep FiStleileo.
Bark Mystic, Fisher, from Boston for this port,
sallea from totem 17th ,net,
Bark Jot n Mathew, Creighton, at Goantenamo 29th:
ult. for New 'York.
Brig Clara Prown,Brown,hence at Boston vesterday.
Brigs Bate Stewart, Paddock and AI E Thompton,
Warren„ from Boston for this port at Holmes' Hole
lath test.
Brig A J Boss; Small, hence for Portland,at Holmes'
Bole lath Inst.,.
Behr Isabella, Burton, 10 days from Part, at N York
yesterday.
Schr Arthur, Burton, hence at Savannah 20th inn, •
69 14
1,112 63
828 12
287 09
124 10
1,670,992 03
3,307,856 10
303.185 I
. .
.1 9,210 19
„...:114,788 57
9.129 97 --- ---323,998 76
.229,124 71
'MR HEA.LTH 'AND STRENGTH USE CAPE,.
_E WELL Idt CO.'S PATEBiT GLASS CASTOR
WHEELS.
These wheels are designed Ihr Planos,Sedsteads,
We claim that they give to Pianos a greatly increased
force ofsound. without detracting from the harmony
and melody of the instrument, rendering every note
more distinct to the ear. This Is so apparent that they
are now being applied by many to therm valuable mu
sical instruments. Dr. Valentine Mott,previous to his
death. pronounced the Glass Castor Wheels an tn.
valuable Invention for bedfast invalids, who are
guarded against the damp Boors after undergoing the
process of cleaning, or where dampness Is produced
&cm any other cause. Aaide from this. Housekeepers
are relieved from the dread of having their carpeta cut
or torn, as frequently happerus from those now in use.
often caused by a rust, which adheres with gluelike
tenacity. No such annoyance can possibly proceed
from the Glass Castor Wheels, as we all know that
glass is non•corroaive. There are no rough or untie
;abed edges to the Glass Wheels, such as we often dud
in those of iron, and the latter, though smoothly
%bed, will soon rust, from the dampness of the atmos
phere, if nothing else,.producing roughnesS on the sue
or edge, while the former will always maintain
the smoothness of glass, Just as they are finished.
By rleppLog upon glass wheels yon retain all the elec..
Welty you bad in your body on retiring, and you get
up in the morning feeling as fresh and active as a
young mats. Glass being a non-conductor, the elec.
trinity gained while in bed cannot pass oft: Ask your
doctor what be thinks of the Glare Castor Wheels.
Ask him if all diseases, with the exception of chronic
_diseases' are not caused from the want of electricity,
we have a man In our place whom the doctors pro•
nounced r ust curing, . with the Inflammatory rhe a .
matem The wheels cured hick in less than ford
weeks. He Is to-day. a atout healthy man. These are
facts which can be Proven on aPPlinatacn at our *Moe.
No. 203 Ram street, Philadelphia, or at our PactorY,M
Westville, New Jersey Where we have some sixty
hands employed In the manufacture of the Glass Cas.
for Wheels
COO u be pai benefit one who after say they have
not rect ived an or relief using Capewell
& Co.'s Patent Glass Castors. A sample set (4) of the
Wheels cent to any part of the United States, on re.
°Opt of C 50. J. B. CAPE WELL CO ,
004 Sru 205 Race street.
dingS..lo bble new crop Texas Pecans.
Xi lex steamship Star of the Union, and for
sale by J. ii. BUSSIEB d/ CO •US booth Delaware
avenue.
~`r~;
7 3.lkris s
ISSI * I49
.1.0.4055,
COMPOUND INTEREST NM I%
BOUGHT AND . SOLD.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
INTA..TIONA.I.4
EXCHANGE BANE,
CAPITAL $300,000, PULL PAID,
Hai Removed To Its
New Banking House,
Nos. 633 and 635 Chestnut Street.
A. BOYD, President
3310. GLI33OI7GH, Caablet
STOCK BROKER.
GEO. 'HENDERSON, JR.,
NO. 223 DOCK STREET.
Haing_ressamed bnalnesa,l am repared to make
Cash or Time Purchases and sales p of Stocks, Bonds'
d.O.
Stodra carried st per cent. Intermit, without Say
extra charge.
Orders executed In New York, Boston aid Bain.
more.
re 2-8 m
,C 1174,
- `-4P
4;
SPECIALTY.
SMITH., RANDOLPH. CO
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
is south Third as., i 3 sassy streak
Philadelphia. t Mew Tom.
TOC3ES AND 43014.10
Botreav AND SOLD ON * it-:.1.
12MEimIT ALLOWXD ON DIIPCPOZTO. t
BANKING HOUSE
JAYCOO_KE, &Cp.
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHMAD'A.
Dealers in all Government Securities.
OLD 5 20's WANTED
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW,
A LIBERAL DIFFKRENCEALLOWILL
Compound Interest Notes Wanted,
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT,
Collections made; Stocks Bought and Bold on Clam.
Sink easiness accamodatiOns reserved for
nn nnn TO t45,t00 qtyAN ONE SIJAI
x,11 , 0 ,1 , ,c,aPP/oved mortgage. Also sums
n 033 12tf "." E. It. JONES, S Walnut street. •
latzlt to :my, •• Di *Ol
HARNESS, SADD.LES-9-aro-
IL A. & J.J. WILLIAMS,
N. W. cor. Broad and Green Sts.,
omat
PIAB 0 BOUNDIN a BOARDS, DRY.
Walnut, Butternut and Chestnut,
ASR, OAR and POPLAR., nod-hn
F. H. WILLIAMS,
• LUMBER,
Seventeenth and Spring Garden Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
oczun
C~~RLE~ ESTE,
LUMBER,
Seventeenth and Callowhill Streets.
oc am PHILADELPHIA.
31-
1.866.-811LECT OlvItialfIRLANK,
PANEL AND F I R S Tand 4-Inch,
CHOICE COMMON.I6 feet long
4-4. 5 4, 6-9, 2, 236, S and 4-Inch.
WHITE PINE. PANEL PATTERN PLANK,
LARGE AND SIIPKRIOE STOCK ON HAND.
1866 - 21 1 11 1 21,
IN G G! BUILDING! BUILDING,
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
4 4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
5-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING,
5-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
WHITE PP°E FLOORING.
W A LNUT
FLOORING.
SPRUCE FLOORING.
STEP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
PLASTERING LATH.
1E66, --CEDAR AND CYPRESS SHINGLES
LO.NG ORDAR SHINGLE&
SHORT CEDAR SHINGLES,
COOPER SHINGLES,
FINE AS S ORTMENT, 808 SALE LOW,
1 , 70. I CEDAR - LOGS AND POBTS,
No. I ORDA.R LOGS AND Fong..
1866
fit:_ FOR
EIIAERANTAICERI
CEDAR, " I TALSET , AND VAC.
1.866. - IffS7 MEER OE ALL
BINDS.
SONED wAENIIT.
SEASONED wawarr.
;DRY POPLAR. sIEt_ERRY AND ARM
; OAR PLANK AbD BOARDS.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WA.LNUT VERNIERS.
1866. - Efait ESI Llgter9M
SPANISH CIGAR BOX-BOaILDB.
IC 6 --S
PRUCE IIO JOIST.
6 . S TIIR JOD3T-SPIOUCE JOIST-
SPRUCE JOIST
PROM 14 TO 2 FEET LONG.
PROM 19 TO T 2 FRET LONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCAN mum
MAULS, BROTELPR'dt .00..
No. 2,500 SuUTH Street.
I We-FMB :The undersigned are prepared to reoelvs
LI orders for St. Mary's, Georgia, Lumber, of any de
scription, which will be pEem,PtlY executed. "CD
trOND A. SOCCER & CO. Dock St Wbarf. Nast(
EfLELOIVAA:
USE STARIN'S CONDITTN POWDERS
retat
'HORSES AND CATTLg.'
a. cures Worms Bota and Colic - it '
cum Colds, ()ought' and Bide Bound.
It Is the beet Wtmative for ti , irsetand Cattle now in
use, having a reputation ol7:, years' standing.
it Is a sure preventive for the mnph dreaded Binder
pest No.
Farmer or balrynuur. . shook oe wlthoutit
For sale In Philadelphia by Di OTT & CO. •.,7C North
Second street; JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COW.
DE.N. zt North Sixth street. nd by Druggists through
out the country. Address all orders to
se4.ltrai STABZN & FLOYD. Proprietors,
409 Duarte street. New York.
AYER'S SABSA.PA.
BILLS. Is a conwntrated
extract of the choice root,
,) combined with other
bstances of still greater
1 ealniv e ff p ec w u r
antidote
diseases sanutharilla la
mted to cure Such
!dy is surely wanted by
one who suffer from Still.
uus comaints. anu that
le which will aCCOUIPI/912
lair care mast prove, as
his has.ollatmenseaervice
Acted fellowetrixens How
_I will do it has been proven
by experiment on many of the worst cases to be found
n the following complaints
Scrofula. Scronalous Swellings and Sores, Skin
Diseases, Pimples, Pustulee. Blotches, Eruptions, St.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErYalPehts, Totter or Salt
Rheum: Scald Head. Ringworm, &c.
6S/philis or Fenerial Disease, is expelled frcurt the aye.
tem by the prolonged use of this tiansezenums, and
the patient is left In comparative health.
Amok Discuses axe ceased by Scrofula in the c _
. hlood,
and are often 110011 cured by this Exxascr or ousaa.
Proxt:at.s.
Do not discard this invaluabm medicine, because you
have been Imposed upon by something pretending to
be Sarsaparilla, white It was not. When you have
used A vxm's—then, and not till then, will you know
the virtues of Sarsaparilla For minute particulars o'
the diseases It cares, we refer yo to Ayer's American.
Almanac, which the agent bal named will t'arnian
gratis to all who call for It.
ATER'S CATHARTIC PILLS, the care!... Costive.
ness. Jaundice Dyspepsia; f ad Wm, Dysentery
Foul Stomach, HeadaChe, Piles, Rh Pain
burn arising from Disordered Stomach,
Morbid Inaction of the Bowels, Flatulency, Loss of
Appetite, liver Complabat,Dropay, Worms Gout,
Neuralgia, and for a Dinner PILL
'They are sugar coated, so that the most sensitive
take them pleasantly, and they are the best Aperient
in the world for all the purposes of a farolly physic,
Prepared by .J. C AYER &CO , Lowell, Masa., and
sold by I. M. MARIS & 00., Philadelphia, and by all
Druggists. seW.,s.rn,w-Yan
OPAL DE.NTALLINA.—A superior article for
cleaning the Teeth, :destroying anlinalcalre
which Infest them, giving tone to the coma. and lest ,
infra feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in
the mouth. It may be used daily, and will be found
to aLrengthen weak and bleeding game, while the
, trorna and detersivenesa will, recommend it to every
one. I.l3eing composed with the assistance of the
Dentist, Physicians and lificroacopist, it is confidently
offered et.c a RELIABLE substitute for the uncertain
wearies formerly in vogue.
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituents
Of the DENT f.T rNa.. advocate its nee; it contains
nothing to prevent its unrestrained employment.
Made only by _ _
• JAMES T. SHINN, Apothecary,
Broad and Spruce streeta
For sale by Drain:lsta generally, and
Fred. Brown, • teakhouse,
Hassard & Co., Robert C. Davis,
C. B. Beery. haeo Bower,
Isaac H. Bay, Charles Shivers,
C. H. Needles, S. M. McCollin,
T. J. Husband, S. O. Bunting ,
Ambrose Smith, Charles H. Merle,
Edward rarrish, James N. Marks,
William B. Webb, R. Sringhurst & Cm,
Tames. L. Bispham, Dyott
Hughes & Coombe, I R. 0. SOW,
lient7 A. Bower, . Wyeth & Bro.
-
E.
irtiTIEERy P WT.T_A DSSON'S Bronchial
TABLETS, for the cnre of, coughs, colds. hoarse
ness. bronchitis and catarrh of the head and breast.
Public speakers. singera and amateurs will be matt"
benefited by using these Tablets. Prepared only try
LANCABThat & WILLS, Pharmaceutists, N. E. Oor,
ARCH and TENTH streets, Philadelphia. For sale
by Johnson, Holloway dr Cowden, -and' Drugglitts
generally. sew
BitIISH'S BEM. CHLAL AND PURI:KOMI(
j DEW DEops. for Couglut. and all Diseases of trii
Throat and Bron Tunes. This invaluo s ,
ble prep
ration for every hcusehold. . Public IS era,' Singers
dr.c posse.. aes a Wes , ern eelebritY, has been knowr
to relieve the moat obstinate and almost aopelen
asses. It le agreeable, strengthening and soothing,
Prepared by K. C. BRUSH, No. za !dotith EMU
street, Philadelphia. Je7-41
()ORES, BU , lONS, . I NVERTED.NAILS. Dr...T.
DAVIDt ON. Chiropodist Operator on Corns,
Bunions. Inverted .Nails and other diseases of the
fee , . Office, 924 CHESTNUT stree4 Dr. Davidson will
wait on patients at their reatdences. no3tfi,
mniiwAL
TAY LOB. TRAGin kat OF SINGING AND
A.PIAND, 1207 /Mural , - street. Singing clams no* forming. ; 0c7,11/
Irz EatliTh—rwelar — ilv• bums Prica
nars , Seed to store and tbr SW ba WeitatlfAar I
Mao. 7311 WaTtliat street
LIIMBEn.
FOR NEW YORKI
Via Delaware and Baritaia
The Phifladelptds and New York mminvisii
litftunboat Company. : -
, Stearn Propellers leave DAILY lerlaqt!
PIMP WHARF below ILItANNT DAILY
1.. amain 24/10IIPS. •
This e connects with all Northern and , mum=
rurnation Companies. Goods forwarded 4 / 1 100 *
te tree of connoludos.
ifrelihi matron at loweet rates. r • •
WM. P. CLYDE arcAkiaimag
Minh Wharves r —, A aussenuinti;
TA.S. Air r;
zohlt-ti 117 Wall street. dew .
7i f „. - FOB SAVANNAH. GA.
' The PhiladelPhla and Southern Mail
Company's Regular Lines, eecend wharf
Del - ow Spruce street.
The steamship TONAW.ANDA, CaPtcan •L li n
for SAVANNAH, will commence receiving
on .THURSDAY , ' No v ember 22, and sad on ma
DAY, November 24th. at 10 o'clock A. M.. and .eves 7
alternate Saturday thereafter—vis.: December 8..22;&c.
This steamer has nee mate Booms and other ats•
commodations for passengers.
Cabin passage, $35 : Deck do.. $l5.
Through tickets sold'to the following point,—Macon;
Ga., $36; Columbus, Ga.. ttkAugtusta.l3la.,46% Atlanta;
GR., RS; Albany. GIL. $4O; .111 - onlgomery..abs..lgi Ku
faula,-Ala Ho; Mobile, Ala., New otril 3 lUnis •
Freight taken at /ow rates. • • -
Through receipts given at through rates ttl Macon;
Augusta. Columbus. Atlanta Oa.; Knoxville, Clutter
1100 1111. Nashville Memphis. Tenn.: Canton, Mkul. ,
lugNo freight received or bills of lading signed on Mit.
day.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter .{c Garconell.
For freight or passage, apply to
flol9 WM. L. JA..ta.. General Agent,
314 South Wharves:
- TRE FOR I . IEW ORtr i a . .N 8. DI itEOI ,I U , O
E.
3:l` a STEEMBEIP 00.11iPAISIIPS
.I.nk 23 . .
The well-known first-class Steamship
STAR O THE TINIOFf
1.202 tons register F .
T. N. Cooksey..
/faster.
Will commence receiving freight for the above port at
Jecond wharf below hprucestreet, on TUESDAY, No ,
vember 2711, and sail on SATURDAY Dec. Ist. at 12
o'clock - '
Returning, will leave 1 4, 1.6% , ORLEANS on SATUIt•
DAY December 15th.
This Steamer has sup. ri ft 1 Booing and other .
accommodations for pas...engem
Cabin passage tee; Deck do., VA
Freight taken at low rates.
No
g day freight received or bills of lading signed on sail;
Agents at New Orleans, Messrs. Crevy, Nickerson &
Co.. who will give careful attention to shipmenOof
goods to Galveston, Mobile, Vioksburg, and interior
points.
For freight or passage, apply to
WM. L. JAMES. General Agent,
314 South, Wharves..
808 BOSTON.
. STBAlspania DINECOT,I
osie 163021( AACHPORTATLI 711 7 EDAM
FROM[ PINS ST. WIL&Bp. .r.BTLA_DELPPLLt,
AND LONG VirliAßP, BOSTON.
The steamship ABMS, Captain Bum, will eaa
from Philadelphia on Thursday, Nov. 22, at /0 A. AL,
The steamship BOMAN, Captain Baker, wul
from Boston on Saturday evening, November 21
The line between Philadelphia and Boston ts now
composed of the
SOIi.LAN ew), Captain Riker, 1,438 tons barthen.
SAXON, Captain Matthews, 1,250 tons imrtnen.
NORMAN, Captain Crowell, 1,203 bans burtken.
These substantial and well appointed .
will sail punctually as advertised and freight will e
received evei7 day, a steamer tons always on the
berth to receive cargo.
their Shippers are requested to send Bills of Sadieg with
•Por i % or passage having superior aeconunoda
tione, aP to
KIENRY WINSOB & OM,
ant 332 South Delaware events
- -
FOR WILMINGTON,
N. C.
'9 THE PHELADFL A. PHI AND FOUTH
7-Ess STEATIRELIP COMPANY'S.REGULAR
LINE- nom Second Wharf below SPRUCE street. -
The first-class steamship PION.EER. rSaptaini" Ben
nett, tor - WILMINGTON, will commence. receiving
freight on THURSDAY. November :Nth. and sail on
SATURDAY. Deceember lit, at 10 o'clock A. IL, and
every alternate Saturday thereatter—via: Decembee
ISth, 20th, etc.
-passengers will find superior accomniodations and
best attendance.
Cabin Fee, $2O; Deck do., $lO.
Freigat carried at low rates.
ingNo freight received or bills of lading signed on sail.
day.
Agents si Wilmington, WORTH & DWho
will give especial attention to forwarding go ad
dressed to their care to and from the interior.
For freight Or passage, apply to
WILL. JAMES: General Agent,
sel2 814 South Wharves
E - THROUGH AIR.LIN
WES T
E ro THE SOUTH
AND ,
P I ELPHIA, RICHMOND AND NORPOLIC
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. -
THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEW BERN. •
Also, to all paints in NORTH and SOUTH CARO
LINA. via Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, WEST
LYNCHBURG, VA.. TENNRI;ssr and the
via NORFOLK, PET.ERS.BURG AND soryrusrozi
RAILROAD.
The regalakty, safety and shortness of this route,io.
gether with the moderate rates. charged, commend it
to the public as the moat desirable medium for carry
ing every description of freight.
No charge for commission, drayage, or any expense
of transfer.
steamships insure at lowest rates, and leave regd.
larly from the first wharf above Market street
Freight received daily.
es.'
WIL P. CLYDE & CO
14 North and 14 South wbari
HAVANA STMAISmss s .
5EM1,310.,. .NTEfy LIRA ig k earcishlps
H.MNDRICKpt Home
STARS AND STRIPE:I.- Hobnail
These steamers will lea v e this port for Havana
every other SATURDAY, at 8 A. M.
The steamship HENDRICK HUDSON ; Hewes,
master, will sell for Havana on SATURDAY MORN
ENG. D e cember Ist, at 8 o'clock.
Passage to Havana tso.
No freight received after Thursday.
For freight or passage• Imply to
Tifo* 4 et waTmoN a Boats,
let North Delaware avenue.'
FOP. (21#1E;IaS TEX
DlRtcr.
e Al Steamship EtrIIL.PE. Eldridge, corn.
mander. Is now rapidly loading as Pier 20 East River, •
and si ill sail with despatch. (No charge made for
drayage on goods forwarded to the Interior by rail
road.) For freight or passage, having saperior accom
modations, apply to
12020 dtf
NNW .13L8PRESS LINE TO ALEX.
ANDRIA
_Georgetcrwii said W u.
• L esapeake and Delaware Canal. with cone one
at • Alexandri Vs.., Aim the most direct route for
Lynchburg, ne.l, Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton ang
the Southwest.
Steamers leave Kira Wharf above Market etre.
every Wedvisielcy and Saturday at 12 AL
For freight apply to the agenta,
W. P. CILYI)I9 •,. 011,
IA North Wbarvee.
8.. Davidson, Agent at Georgetown; ZeL Waldo di
ON. Agents at Alexandria.
FOR W RlC—PhLladelphia Steams
PropeANEer YO
Ocna —Despatch and Swirl.
sur,r=Ces, via laware and Raritan Oanal—Leaving
daily at 12 M. and 5 P. X, connecting with .alt the
Northern and Eastern LIDOS
to rms
For ,
apply freight,
tow hich will e Aaken on somuninogatigg
WIC BIaRD & 00.,
No. =Month Delaware aveons.
STEAMER FOB BALE.-The feat
sailing._ coppexed and copper fastened
reamer GETZI (aide wheel), 408 tons 0. BL I
180 3eet long, 2434 feet beam; depth of hold 8 feet
Inches; draws 5 feet 4 inches water built of live oak
and red cedar. Apply to
___ E. A. SOLIDER & CO.,
Dock Street Wharf,. -
, _
NEW TOW-802.T LINE.
BELA WAlkk and 088.54.P1L1Zil
-80.42° C 0 20 . 41.8 T:
"tzarq towed to and from PIITULD - x
EL&VJIE-DB-082.08., .11.91,772000181, WASH= I
TON. sad lutamtedlitte paints.
F. CLYDE i MP L .
._ ibm a.
- N 0.14 B d
orah lifill . nrves
. . • • • e ell IP ...11 • a r
kIFOR .lINTWERP —Petrolenm.ke first
class ship UNCLE JOE, Captain Sewall, will
hare immediate despatch for the above port.
Pnt
ALNUT
123 'W height or
atreet. passe, apply tO WOR4lll.Alir & CO,
ag •
nos
IaFOR ANTWRRP.—The Al bark ESTHER
Captain Prize°, is now loading for the above
part. For freight or passage, apply to WORE
/dial' da, CO., 123 Walnut ;street. sa24
WANTED TO PITECIFLASE—A centre-boahl,
SY Vessel, suitable for grain trade. Not over three
years old. and not over 25 4.1 Inches beam.
Apply to ED/SIIIND A. SOIMPX. .tCO., No. 3 Doelt
street. • _
CONSIGNEES' NO ICE,—Consignees of meichal;
•Xi dise per
JON a RICHASON. .gendall.
master. from s L hi iv p
erpo H ol, will please en d their permits
on board,at Scnth street whart,or to the counting house
of the undersigned. The general order will be, issued
on Thursday, the 22d inst., when all woods net per
mitted will be sent to public stores. PETER WRIGHT
& SONS, lib Walnut street. no2I-2t
_ -
S TItiAMSRIP Alias. FROM BOSTON—Con.
signees of merchandise, pet above steamer, will
please send for their goods. now landing at Pinestreet
wharf. (nol9 3t) HENRY WIRSOR. & CO.
BARB HELEN SANDS , Otis, matter, from Live;
pool, Is nnw discharging. under general order, at
Shippen strset wharf. Consignees will please attend
to the reception of their goods. PETER WRIGHT ,
SOBS, 115 Walnut street. nol4tt
TAB S. SHlNDLER,successor to JOHN SEUNDLEE
dt. SONS, Sall Makers, No. 300 North DELAWARE
Avenue, Philadelphia.
All work dons in the best manner and on the lowest
and most favorable terms, and warranted to give per
fect satisfaction.
Particular attention given to repairing. -
- AINGEBY
O. ALT.-2,500 sacks LIVERPOOL ORO 7:kfrl
afro zxt sackn Fine Salt, afloat , and far is le
WOWED:CAA 8 Cfl. US Walnut,
%nMff ISO
BISHOP. FOR dr. CO.,
No. 105 Arch eh ea.