From Our. Third. Edition of Saturda Fiona Washington. WASILINGBOII, Nov. 27.—A'soldier named Fleming, of the 11th II: E 3: 'lnfantry, garri soried near this city,.was murdered by cornrade yesterday. • The. Virginia Horse Fair excites consider. Dle - interest" among the — fraternity her Folly Ann and the Baltimore 'Colt will Ittn at the Jackson Fark _`to Morrow, for a Pretnitun Of $5OO. Dexter, -, t3ilaa Rich and George M. Patchen, , will,rrm on Thursday. for a premium of $1,500. A prirse of 81,000 is held for Friday, when the follow ing ,will , be entered: Lady. Warwick, Fly Away, of Danville, Va.. 'Virginia Maid and Baltimore Coimty Maid. , • •,, , [By the 11. , 13. Aassociatt d Press.] WASHINEiTON, Nov. 27.—The only person living who understand the construction of rebel torpedo isms, is .now in this city to offer nil information concerning them to our. Government. These rams were the most terrible • engines ,Of war ever con structed. •• There is no Cabinet meeting held to-day. Thebeads of the Departments attend at the 'ExeentiVe Ciffice singly, ,as they are sent for `by the President. Other visitors are hot received. Ship News by the Steamer Scotia. Arrived from New York, William Perin, at Deal; Minnehaha, at Belfast; Sunrise, at BarOelona; Gem of the Ocean, at I!.felbourne, with decks swept; Neptune at Liverpool. Arrived from Philadelphia, Elgin, at Pal- Mouth. Arrived from Galveston Jason, at Liver pool. Arrived from Machias, G. Spencer, at St. Michael. Arrived from San- Frau disco, Anna, at Melbourne. The ship Apathekane for Havre from New York, is tit Cowes. 'The Hibernia, for New York,has put back"to Liverpool. Now York Money Market. NEw, YORK, Nov. 27.—The Commercial says: The money market is working easier; balances are steadily accrunulating • with the banks,and loans were freely offered. Gold has taken a sharp upward tendency on the report of the complications with France upon the Mexican question. Price at 1.30 P. M. was 1421; Foreign Exchange was less active but firm. Stocks were tend mg upward at morning board, but between boards prices fell off from half to one per cent. Shipping Intelligence. BOSTON, November 27tn.—The steamer Zodiac, from Philadelphia, has arrived here, also the ship Maria, from Rio Janeiro, and the brigs Sam Weller, from Cyprus, Land Elsy, from Mirazoane. BOSTON, November 27th.—The steamer Bosphorus, from Liverpool, with four hun dred' and twenty passengers has arrived here on the way for Philadelphia. Her passage has been retarded by the breaking of her rudder. A Temperate: Request. WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—The ex-rebel General Edward Johnston,having been re cently pardoned by the President, to-day called upon Treasurer Spinner for the pay ment of a check for $3OO or $4OO due to him in settlement as a major , in the United States army in 1861; just' before he joined the rebel army. The Treasurer refused the payment in a manner , which was anything but pleasant to the applicant. o,wado—Niovements, of British ,Troops. tTo the 11. B. Assochited Press.l OTTOWA, C.W., Nov. 27.—1 t is stated that the 100tb, and portions of other regiments of British Regular troops, stationed here, are to be shortly removed westward, where, for some reason not yet developed, there is to be a strong concentration of forces. The weather here is mild and rainy. The Raritan and . Delaware 'Canal. BoranorrowN,Nov. 27.—Robert F. Stock ton, Adjutant General of the N. J. Militia, has been chosen President of the Delaware and, Raritan Canal Company, in place of his father, Comnaodore Stockton, deceased. The Canal, with the Camden and Amboy Rail road,form the joint companies known as the "Monopoly." The New 'York Bard of Brokers. Naw Tonic, Nov. 27.—The regular Board of Brokers, by a two-thirds vote, have this day removed the restriction compelling members of the Board to charge one-eighth per cent. brokerage. Members of the Stock Exchange can- now arrange their brokerage ebarges with their customers. Windfall to a Telegraph Operator. [To the 11. S. Associated Press.) TORONTO, C. W.,Nov. 27.—The Globe says a telegraph operator, named H. A. Bogar dun, now in this city, has fallen heir to $2,300,000; through the death of a relative. The Coal dale. NEW YOBS, Nov. 27.—At the regular monthly sale of Coal, to-day, 40,000 tons of lump were Bold at $3 65@54; grate. $4 750 $5 20; egg, •$4 90@$4 95; stove, ss@ss 85. chestnut, $4 124@54 371.; steamer $4 50@$5: From -Montreal. NEW Yonu, Nov. 27th.=-A special Mon • treal despatch says a meeting has been called here for Wednesday, to consider the subject of annexation of Canada to the United States. The Quebec Sufferers. Ninv YORK, Nov. 27.—A. special Ottowa despatch says that£soo have been received from Birmingham, England, and £lOO from IJrgan, for the sufferers by the Quebec fire. FrOm St. ILoirls. ST; LOMB, Nov. 27.-Advisee from the Upper Missouri state that the India= are again -troublesome, several boats having been fired into, and a number of passengers killed. Safety of the Steamer Bosphorus. [To 11. B. Associated Press.] BosTorr, Nov. 27th:The steamer.. Bos phorus from Liverpool, has arrived. Her rudder was broken on the passage and Mai delayed her trip. Steamer Britannia. City the U. S. Assoc',eta Prees."l NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—The steamer Bri tannia, from Glasgow, is long overdue, and fears for her safety are entertained here. The Treasury, WASHINGTON, Nov.27.—The Government has in the treasury about , sloo.ooo,ooo in gold and coin certificates, about $22,000,000 being of the latter. Gold at New York. [To they. 8, Associated Press.] NEW 'Y oitik Nov. a 7, 1.30 P. M.—Gold IA quoted at 3.43i@.1431-. Death of Hon. Cave Johnson. _ iTo the U. B. Associated Press.] NAsirviram, Nov. 27.—Hon. Cave John son died at Clarksville, last Friday. In New York. Telegraph 00.] 27.-Gold has been ws: Price of Gold !By the Ameri.• Nirw Tops, Nov. quoted to-day as foll 6 10.00 A. M., 140/ i 10.15.1401 10.30 141 10.45 1411 11.00 1411 11.15 141* Markets. NEN' Yoax, Nev. 27.—Cotton firm; Middling ljp• lands. 35 cents. Flour dull: 3,000 barrels sold: State un changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged for white. Eye at &Barley dull. Corn advan . edlg.2 cents; 38.000 bushels sold, at $1 25©1 2634 for Western. Oats dull: 27.600 bushels sold, Beef dull. Pork dttl ,l• Mess $2.1 50g2l 62X, Prime $2O 00E1,20 50. Lard dulL Whisky dull and tin. IC ini YOnx, N0v.27 —Straka are better; r`hicaeo and B c k im a m!. 10gM; Cumberland Wal, 7134* Central, 119,V; Michigan Southern, 83%; New York. Cent4a4 MeadLag,ll4s4; Andaon Myer, /27U; 11.30 141 11 45 1411 12.00 M. 1411. 12.15 P. M., 142 12.30 1421 Canton Ccmpany, 4734; Missend Brie 'Railroad. 733;i; Western 'Union Telegraph Ompany, 4 . 731,1 United k tstes Co3pons, b2Ws„lsesooe3k3 Ditto 4864,:103T,: Ditto 19 6 5.105Vnew hisue,loBß;TreasttrY7-3-10'9,second series. 1051 i; Gold [Totb,e.D. S. Associated Press.) Chicago end Rink 'Reading„ Frie 7 . ,3%. -Cleveland and Toleqo, I 1.4% 4 Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 9634; Pittsburgh and flilcago Michi gan Central. 112 N; 8.3„q; New York Central. Illinois Central, MY,: Crimnerlond Pre (erred, I 713;; Virginia pa, 6.5:, Missouri 6'0,..88X• S. w Flvetentteii. -Registered,. VS% Ditto 'Cotipotis, 10930; Pitto MSS Coupons, IOW; Ten-Forties, new :attired' lie; Ditto Coupons,-•Sevep-Thirties, first .series. PiF; Ditto second series, 103);; Ditty 1 4 1 rd betlE/: 10511; G01d.142%. [To the - United States Associated Press.] BALTIMORE, NOV. 7.—Flonn Rood emand and lbw, without change 4. .pricesr_ i ." Wheat , m4)92 95 ta bushel for time red; , e2.8.5(413 foe fil , -to prime. NA' bite Corn 9Ec asl oo bustml for good. and prime Shipping Oats 55@b8 cents pertuSliel. -Rye SI mtgn per bushel. Co ffee Is quoted at. 17.34 @IOU cents in, gild for fair to prime; math; , for. Laqiuyrst -2.e@28 cents. 1 here is little doing In Provisions. In Sugar holders show no disposition to. meet o the views of buyers , and no sales of Importance. The Cotton receipts are. in preen of the demand; Liw -Middlings sr- quoted "at S 3 cents; Middlings;-gali(gi..% mum Whisky—Western and City in bond Se; Oonntry - t2 25® r 2 28, tax paid. - ; hiatlstlas of the War. have, . !The following tables a been compiled from Official documents in the War Depart ment: ENLISTMENTS BY STATES, Maine... - 70500 Missouri - 119,884 New If . s . mpshire : ,85,012 Kentucky 75 275 Verm0ne........... ....... 24 054 Kansas. 21,186 Massachusetts ..........158.380 Tennessee 31.098 Rhode Island 26,895 Arlan sas 8,289 Connectient....-. 58.157 North Carolina 3,156 Rew York ......08,521 California.-- 15,725 New Jersey 79207 Nevada 1.088 Peaneylvania - 366.005 Oregon 1,810 Delaware .................. 12,265 Washington 964 Maryland '47 350 Nebraska 3.156 West Virmola..-... 21908,Colorado 4 913 District of Columbia 18,698 Dakota 203 Ohio .. .. ...... ....-.....- 359,265 Newliffexico 6 551 Indiana - 207.969 Alabama. 2.576 Illinois . -.... ........ -.279,016 ligorida ' 1.29 ,, 31 ichigan N ... 69,892Lnuisiana 5.224 WlEconsin .. 98,972 Mississippi 1545 Minnesota.-- ..... . 24,932 Texas-- . 1,91 15 10wa 80,609 Indian N ation 358 u (When the war closed there were in the field, on the 30th day of April, 1885, 1.000,516 men actually in ser vice, and an enrolment 012 245,063 men subject to drill,. 'This would make the total fighting force of the Ire h fates, between the ages of eighteen and forty five, and in good physical health, and not inducting for eigners not natirral , zed to be 8,245.579 men.) . Deaths from w0und5......................._, Deaths from disease Desertions Honorably-iiischarged — ........ Discharged-tor bility...., Dishonorably discharged.— hfistsing, .. . ... . ...... Total C6MMITTATION Maine.— .. 1610.200 New Hampshire goll 500 Vermont . 593.400 Ma.sachnietts .... 1,603,40 Rhode Island 141,300 COOnectiont 457,500 New • York ' 5,485,799 N'ew Jersey 1,265,7E0 Pennsylvania. 8,634 300 Delaware 416.100 Maryland ...... 1,131,900, BOUNTY Maine $7,8370343, New Bamnbire 9,688,313 Vermont._ 4,528.144 Massachusetts— 28,965 350 Mode 820 768 Connecticut 8,8E7.554 1 ew 'York 441.429,227 New Jersey 23,868,9E6 Pennsylvania... 43,155,988 Delaware.._...._ 1,186,999 Maryland-- 6,271,992 Dist. Colombia.- 131,010 West Virginia... 861,737 Kentucky...—. 692,577 Sales at PallaSelpata Steak Boards BALES AFT= BMW BOARD $l5OO Union-Canal Ede 21 100 sh Phile dt. Xrle b3o 2000-Clty 6s new 1023; 20 eh Penns Et 54% 2000 do 2ds 10235 10 eh Leh Nv 594 95 eh 13th d, 15th St R2O 500 eh Beading B blO 67 100 Rh Ches &Phan 6335 100 eh do stOwn 5631.100 75 eh Hestonvllleft 14 can , 24ECOND . $5OOO Snal 4603 City ag ss new s 1023 S 66%1 100 sh Bch xo aV , Prf 55341 4Cominereini The followingetaLtment snows the business of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company tbr the week and season endingNov4,lB66• - Week, T0n9.64 - 1. Tons. Cwt Lehigh Coal and Nay. 00...12.717 16 391,384 19 Packer, Spear & C 0.... 21487 Og 82,926 .9 John Lanbach & C 0........... 187 1.8 1,975 C 8 15.893 10 W. T. Carter & Co 1,833 te. 'Spring Mountain mines-- lau t 8 Thomas Hull &C0...::......._1;081 01 New York and Lehigh.- !Honey Brook Coal C 0..... ' German Penna.. Coal McNeal. Knickerbocker North Mahanoy !Primrose..... Delano Walters, Brother & C 0... Trenton Coal C 0...... Glendon Rathburn, Sturne & Co A. Pardee & Co-. .... 09 .G. B. Markle & Co 1,886 17 'W. S. Halsey & Co 597 10 Sharpe, Weiss & C 0... ..... 1,241 03 'Ebervale Coal Co .......... 2, 25 05 Harleigh mines..._ 766 18 Stout Coal Company 1 367 5 Buck Mountain mines.— ..... 1,422 10 Core; Brothers & Bss 15 Union 325 Ls Baltimore 8:; 219 Wilkesbarre 2,4tZ 14 Franklin 578 18 A.udenried....„ 700 t 3 Germania 13 Lehigh and Susquehanna 10 3639 04 Mount ./E.tna. New Jersey...-. ...... Warrior Wyoming......„ Other shippers Parriah & Thomas-- Newport Cofil Total to date...—.— ... Same time last year 42,038 02 1,043,818 07 .30,M9 15 852,158 1: Increase-- ALMS rz 183.657 If , The followlng Is a statement of the amount of coal transported over the Lehigh T alley RaiLroad, for the week ending Nov. 24, 1868, and previously since December 1,7184, compared with Week. Total. Tons.Owt,, TOns.Cwt. Ashburton,..... 757 0 9 Blount Pleasant. ....... 208 04 20,173 01 Haz1et0n........ 4,751 18 204,229 09 East Sugar Loaf. ....... 3,727 07 181.269 05 Stout.- --.......- ..... ..... 994 00 44,860 02 Harlogi; •.•••--••......... 194 11 47,185 17 Ebbervale...-..-........... 1,149 02 51,706 04 Jeddo .... .....-.- 2,693 02 137,108 12 Cox, Brother et Co. • 488 31 17,294 03 Council 111dge..—.-....- .... 2,093 11 90,79 a 08 Buck 'Mountain— J ....-. 1,228 10 56,162 18 New York and Lehigh.-- 1.249 01 66,679 08 Honey Brook.--- .... 1,680 17 122.289 n 4 German Pennsylvania. " ... 546 12 44,886 10 Spring M0untain................ 2.788\15 133,068 06 Coleraine. . —.- 763)18 30.484 us Beaver Meadow.. . 2,077 01 lohnColmery...... ... . ... -- .57 .. 04 3.778 06 7 ,9 hlch Zinc- .....- ...... . 7,464 18 7. B. Reber aZ..........-- "3 - 9 - 6.4 6,892 13 geNeal & C 0..--... 880 07 54,683 uu Knickerbocker. ...... ..... -.... 781 19 24,080 es Coal Run.-",...• - ..,.... --. • 7.448 to Rathbun, Caldwell ik " co... 885 15 8706 16 IN:Adon...-.. .... . .. ..-..-. 38 00 23,01. i 3 . uz0y...... .... .............-... 10.13 10,948 07 Delano C0Wery........- 1,210 18 28.101 14 H. 844 16 Trenton'. .. ..... 14 17 J. Az O. Bowman.. Baltimore. Shamokin Frank Andenried.. Lehigh andSuaquehanna. . 452 06 6 00 Gerniania LandnieEser's Wilkesbarre. ... Warrior •Itnn—..... Paniah & Thoman Vew . .Jersey • 4'149 07 .. (1,457 1 , 9 ' 5 ,387 18 6,739 18 55212 26,875 14 115 65 8,748 16 215 06 1,890 05 iiY0113 . 631 Y 93 03 Other shippers—. ...... 760 06 Total ' 35,649.06 1,706,640 14 Corresponding week last . year ~ 23,228 13 1,379,156 02 Increase2,4l9 13 ' ft 27.49,4 12 The receipts ok . ollit Pittsburgh last we 1k; were as follows: Rivers. Bail. Total. Monday, Nov. 19 2,019 1,893 3,417 Tuesday, Nov. 20 13,931 4,152 • 18.0 , 3 Wednesday, Nov. 2L 12,110 1 : 516 13,656 Thursday, N0v.22 .... 3 0,611 • ' 1 924 12,531 Friday, N0v.2.3 25,190 2,898 28,033 Saturday, Nov. 24 5,982 2,608 8,400 - ---•- Total for week 63,793 13,421 94, , t Since January . 1 1,072,264 369,234 1,491,998 Receipts to Nov. 24........,1,142,057 383.655 1,525.712 Same time in 1865 526,590 285.29 a 761,88.4 Increase In 1866 615,467 148,363 763,830 &Wind sial Eitdlrw ava d' Ocean Steamers! iraglik IN= 118.1236 vr .Glasgo...New York ...........NOv. 2 .Lonaon....N ow York N OV. Wyk Britannia Cells _ City of Dublin :Llverp --- ooL..New York.... Nov. io The Queen Liverpool... New York Nov. 14 Belgian JAverpool...Portland Nov. 13 Propontin .I.Averpool...Boaton&Phlla N0v.17 Kangaroo .Liverpool... New York.... Nov. 17 Havre...New York.... Nov. 21 arm-ries _Southampton...New York Nov. 21 City ofßalthnore.liverpool...New York ----Nov, 21 Europe ...........Havre...Ne_w York.... . . .... Nov. 22 VET of Manabester.Llverpq....New York 'Nov. 24 Asia Nov. 24 YPm Penn .. YOrk. — boy, FRE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER-28,1866 1991 , 45 - 174 577 224 804 5 993 22,281. ..... • 7,052 ...-,-. ... .. .. . 914,081 IVEY BY STATES. District of ciol ... $94 900 Kentucky 9r7535 0hi0......... ...... .-... 1,978,097 Minnesota 818 Bat Illinois. 1.5,000 Indiana 235.500 Michigan 814,701 Wisconsin ' 1,594 ean lowa. . 22 500 13MMlial O ndJa h io.na „, 1123,557,873 I .154 Illinota 17,296 295 'Michigan 9,1154,855 Wisconain 5 855.856 lowa. .1,015.171 Innesota 2,000 451 ...... 1.282,148 Kansan —.—.. 57,407 Total , V 84,86570 Paid by U. 8.-- 3004.,23,1Cr3 Tot. boon m0nenn5,029,90 BOARD. 119 eh Cam & Ain cp 1165 Cam it Am li 1395 i 475,849 04 24,693 05 6,268 19 14..30 le 1,694 06 31,00 10 25,118 19 21,270 Ot 9, 70 03 8,585 15 1,154 37 5,305 04 12,705 le 1,621 05 8115 18 427 06 98 18 170 03 29t 16 387 19 76,036 u, 51,0)15 U 7 6,356 14 49,612 01 27. , '21 lu 16,610 5 18,191 01 21,488 18 6,776 U, 3,607 12,663 6) 44.847 u 0 12,162 u 3 12,861 04 1,.497 17 11 6A (8 4,32711 5,301 14 6,310 19 1.152 Ir , 12,206 11 9,512 14 . 263 u 5 DAV 08 48,144 0t) 83,870 la 2,202 12 11,179 Oa 14,967 i 1 1 i,G3I 'Ol Scotland New ... Dec. 1 Hendrick Dec. 1 , star of the Unlon...Phliad'a..;New Orleans.. , ... Dec. I Pidneet. , -,..,Philadelphla...Wllmington,eio.4-.De,... -1 Whirlwind Philadelphia—Charleston Dec 1 Hibernia.. New YOrk:-.G1atigdw...„..... Dec. 1 Vilia de Parle...-New Work...Havre Dec. Bremen .New York... Bremen Dec. 1 Teutoma ...New York... Hamburg Dec. 1 City of Washingt'n-N York—Liverpool_ Dec. 1 . ... . . .Dec 1 Ocean Queen' - Wes. Tork -- ...Aepitiaiar Pee. 1 Gulf stream ...New York...Porto Cabello dtc...Dec. Fah Bee ...New York...St Jago Dec 1 Corsica..., .New York.„Nasaatt&-Hav'a....Dec. a Ahlqa-".—" ... Dee 5 .TAVERIDOT,ISTIEETy, 1 . JOSEPH O. GRUBB, HonrrnLY Cawarrryzz. EDMOND A. EOUDER, OIL& .1110 llatakar Strtir-811138, 7 31 rax SETS, 4851 lISH WATER, 739 ' - "64111 v ILKEtTnItDA Steamer Tacony, Pierce. 24 hours from New York, with mdse to 'Wm It Baird & Lb. Steamer Chester,' Warren, 24 hours from New York. with mdse to W P Clyde &Co. Bark Blue Nose (Br), nettle, 9 days from Boston, in ballast to L Waste/omill. Bark Mary (Sr). Da) t. 2 days from New York, in ballast to () U Van Born. • Bark Mystic Tye (Br), Fisher, 6 days from Boston, in ballast to kW estergaard. -• Behr A M- Elanagan,' Calm, 6 days from Gardiner, Be. with Ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. Bohr 3 le Haig, Hickman, from south Amboy, with clay to captain. - - Bahr C Carroll, Mahaffey, from Middletown; Ot. with stone to captain. Bar C b Contain, Price, from Boston, in ballast to Blaklaton, Graell & Co Schr Jas Llievirin; Hollingsworth, 1 day from Lit. tie Creek Landing,- Del: with grabs( to' James L Bewley Co, Behr T Sinnickson, Dickersoit from Lynn. , Seta A May, May, b days'from Boston. Tog Hudson, . Carr, 'from Baltimare. with 5 barges . to NV P Clyde & Co. • - CLEARED YJ73TERD t Steamer Saxon, Matthews. Boston, H Winsor dr. Co. steamer J Snriver:l — Jenuls:Baltimore. Groves. Jr Steamer Buflalo. Jones. New York. W P Clyde & Co. .11.1 k }Wien Sanas, Otis, Liverpool via Charleston, Peter V7righ t &Bnns. Brig .Annandale. Bunker. Boston. Suffolk Coal no. Schr A 'fin la, Higgins, Boston, W Hunter, Jr. & Co. Buhr Edw Ewing, hicDevitt. Washington. do e.chr Mary E Banks, Smith, Elchmond, Latnbury, Wickersham & Co. Sam M H Stryon, Howard; Norfolk. Mershon&Clond. Seta Mall, Merrill, Fort Delaware. Preston Coal Co. Schr Gilbert Green Weatcott, Newport, Blakistoa, Sam C S Carstairs, Price, Boston, do Behr Mary & reams hioDonald. Georgetown, J Dovey & Son. Behr J B Allen, Case, Providence, Van Dnsen, Loch man at Co. Saw R W Tull. Soule, Boston. captain. Fehr Betty Hooper, Gardner, Washington. ConnerdsCo Behr A Ludlow Wainwright. Cedarville, J Coctiraa. Schr W F Phelps Cranmer, Salem, Mara. Mammoth Vein Consolidated Coal Co. Behr T J Tralt4n, salpey, Portsmouth, Caldwell, Gordon & Co. - Schr Alabama, Van Glider, Boston, Bancroft, Lewis & Co. Behr A B Russell. Heisler, Millville, Street & Co. Schr A von, Bay, Quint n's Bridge, do Tug Bodeen, Carr, with 10 bawls for ,Baltimore, W P Cl) de CO. MEMORANDA 8131 p Oen Shepley, ulnamore, hence for Acapulco Was spoken "4d ult.. lot 169 N. ton 3014 W. Ship Rival. Doanz, hence for Mare I-land, Cal. wa 3 spoken 10th Oct. lat 13 33 N, lon 83 15 W. chip John L Dinitnock.• Harwood, entered out at Liverpool 14th Inst. for this port. . SLIP Kate Davenport, Otis, for this port, entered out at Liverpool 15th inst. f Mpg Eureka. Smith, and Virginia, Card, entered out at Li% erpool 16th Inst. for this port. Ship O, h 1 Dannevig. for this port, entered out at London 14th inst. [:hip Queen of the East, Stoddard, hence, remained at Shanghae 26th fsept unc Ship Gem of the Ocean. Pritchard. from New York. which arrived at 11..1bourne Sept 27, on the Bth Sept in Tat 14 S. wee snuck by some heavy Seas. when tha. whu)e of her upper works were atarted,and she had decks swept and cabin filled with water. Steamer Tonawanda Jennings, hence at Savannah yesterday.. Steamer &disc, 'Rodgers, ham:eat Beaton yesterday. Steamers Persia. Lott and Tarifa. Langlands,cleare at New 'York yeaterday for Liverpool. Bark A W Singleton, Goudy, hence at Flushing 15th Instant. Bark Cynthia Palmer, Miller, hence at Genoa 13tn tuatara. Bark J H hfc.Laren, Corning, cleared at New York yeatet day for this port. Brig Clyde, Dow. hence at Antwerp 14th that. Brig Kale Siewart. Paddoca. from Bacon for nth port sailed from Newport 2 6th !mt. Bzig I eon!, Plahop, hence as St John, NB. 26th inst. Brig Haze. Hall, hence for Batton, was spoken 24th inst off Montauk. Brig St Nicoll (Dan). Andaman. cleared at Boston 26th Inst. for Sibraltar via this pelt. Scbr Hiawatha, Howard, hence at Providence Min Instant. Ecbrs David 0 Floyd, Nellay. from Warren for this port; I,oEliba Gray. Cramer. Pawtucket for do, and A M Eda area. Hinson. Providence for do, at Newport 2ttn instant. _ Behr Andrew H Edwards, hence at Savannah yes terday. &hi 8 A 0 rfen. Belley,tbsta Boston for New Castle Del Balled from Newport 26th lest. Schr Geo T Thorn, 3 owl:mend, at Boston :6th Inst. from Savannah Schr Geo L Green, hence at Boston 28th Inst. Behr Shooting star. Call, cleared at Eastport Igto inst. for this port schr Rollins, Wall, hence at Plymouth 18th inst. FORNITUIZE AND BEDDI.AIt 811 Y FURNITURE 01 GOULL &- ITNION DEPOT, N. It. wriset NINTH and 2LIK3Egfr Street), and Nos. 87 and 89 North BIOLVN1) %reit. The largest, cheapest and beat stock 'of Flumitare very description In the world. Furniture ler Parlor L rasing Boom, Chamber or Bed Boom. Dining Boom Libran , Kitchen, bervanta' Rooms, Mom etr2tooir Churches, Ood•Fellows, Masonic or other BcvAetier Ships. Inetitutians, Cabe Colleges. Public l3ulleling - Hotels, Boardir g HOMO: Hospitals. Fairs, or a Singh Piece of Furniture. Orders sent by poet wili be exscated with &motto, and with liberality WU Justness of dnftling. Pates a distance may remit through our .Baer. the Far mer's and Mechanics' Nat. Bank. Chestnut street, 0 the "Union National Bank,Thlrd street, oz. by Expree' Meek or Post Office order; into oaths attention wu be given and satisfaction Insured. GOWLD a 00. N Z. corner Ninth and Market an. 87 and 89 N. Seoond street, Phila. mh9,ly CHARLES E. CLARK, No. 11 N. Eleventh Street BEDDING COTTAGE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Hair and Husk Hatresses, Feather Bede, Bolsters land Pillows. Best quality of Spring Matree•es. Bedsteads, et , rearm. Washstands, Chairs, Tow@ !Racks, Racking Chairs. etc. Yew Cushions. Feathers and Down. Cuniortables and Blankets. ocUseliwietil SPRIV GI MAPRESS, BEST QUALITY AND STYLE, AND BEDDING OF EVERY DEMBIFFION. J. G. FIILIJIB, 9 Booth BEFENTII Street. CLOTHS, CASSEMERES, dcoi, LOTBS, Qat& SLIMES AND VJESEVITNOb. L JAMES& LEE invite the attention of their frlendr and others to their large and well assorted stock of Good spart adapted to men's and bogs' wear, Comprising in_ • • black French Clothe, Blue prezia Cloths, Cored French OVERCOAT CL OT IS, Cloths Black French Beavere, Colored French Beavers. Black Eartdmittur Beavers, Colored .Esordmaux Beavers, Blue and Black Pilots, • Blue and Black PaletoW. PANTALOON STIIFFS. Black French Cassimeres. Black French Doeskins. Fancilixassimeres, ed anti Striped Cassimeres, • Plaid and Silk Mired CMC311:110M. • Satinets, all qualities, Cords, Beaverteens, Vestitigs, all gradea At wboleeale and retail, by JAMES & LEE. NO.ll North Second at.. Sligo Of the Golden lamb. BIUSINESS IVARDft. WLLII,AIW T. HEWER & BROTHER PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, NO. 413 NORTH EIGHTH BTREET, (ABOVE WILLOW) PRIDADEt.PELIA. (nov3.3moni Repairing of 101 kinds at short notice. - Orders through Poet Mee will receive prompt attention. jar COUNTRY MORK ATTENDED TO. 'ln HO. LAN C ASTER. . GRAM' Sl`Oltli, SPRITE STREET WHARF. EBTAXILIBRIM IN IBVI. CORN, OATS and MILL-FEED sold Wholesale and Retail at lowest Market Rates, and delivered to all parts of the City. 8070 LC. KNIGHT & CO., WHOlvan rati EIECKM[R% S. E. Oor. WATER and CCELSETNIIT streets, Phil adelphLs. Agents for, the Qale of the Products of VW Southwark Sugar Refinery and the Graders' EnCti Rouse, of Philadelphia. g3OOKET KNIVES ANDSCESSOES.—Bogera',WoI. tenholnLes', Mappin's, and Wade & Butcher's beet. I n°ri-let Vt)(l=i;treat. GA D'ORr, AZITREE AND COOUTIMEE.— he new sty ee Oarte de Visite. MASON .36 00., Ka chestnut Street, I=MIXIk.h USE TARiN'SCONihr'etu 'NowDEAS Lk. b. 64 .0 RM tb•NO CA ‘71.-N. CDra9 Worms Bots and Collo it cures Colds, Coughs and. M 13 ee 01ind . It le the best alterative - 1w Nimes and Cattle :Low ID ose, having a reputati,t. of;:i", years' standing. It Is a sure preventive for the roue ; Leaded Itinder pest. No • Farmer or balm:non !thou. , : oe without!! For sale in Philadelphia by OS OTT & VV. Morn. Second stree4 JOBItsfrON OLLOWAY & COW rDEII, 23 Northeast& street,ll,nd by-ItruggistS through Gut the osituits3oi address ail ordersto EITANIN - f& 'FLOYD, F'reMletoris, get erne - 209 Dusnentreet, New York. o,'mutate the thnctt , tis of the body into vigorous - activity, purify the system from the vbstructrons which , Make Allaease. scold settles somewherein the body and deranges its natural Mim i ions. :There.: if not relieved -react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, urc Quoit g general Mgrs• vation, sufferh g and derangement White 7 in • his con d Rion. take Ayer's Pills, and see how directly they store the natural action of the system, and with it the buoyant feeling of health - again. 'What is true and so apparent In this trivial and common complaint % also tree in many of the deep-seated and dangerous die formers. The same purgative effect expels them. Caused by similar oh:unctions and derangements of the natural functions of the body, they are rapidly and many of them surely cured by the same mean,. none who know the virtue of these Pail' will neglect to employ them when suffering from the disorders they cure, such es Headache . F4tul Stomach, Dysen tery, Bilious Complaints, Indigtuttion. Derangement of the Liver, restiveness, Constipation, Heartburn, Rheumatism, 1 ropey, *tams and Suppression. when taken In large doses They are Sugar Costed,so that the most sensitive can take them easily, and they axe surely the best pur gative medicine yet diAVER'S ecovered AGUE +AIRE, For the speedy and certain mire of Intermittent Fe ver, or Chills and Fever, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb liguevVerlodlcal Headache or Bilious Headache. and Blliellft Fevers; indeed for the vetr,le dries of diseases originating in binary derangement, caused by the malaria of miasmatic countries. This remedy has rarely fatted to cure the severest cases of Chills and Fever. and It has this great advert. lade over other Agee medicines, that it subdues the complaint withouti jury to the patient. It contains no quinine or ether deleterious substanol, nor does it, pro° uce (Iranian, or any it:011one effect whatever. hlikil•g brothers of the army and the west, try it, and you witi etdorse these assertions. Prepared by J. C AY iiR at ca., Lowell, Nem. and eold by J. hi, MARIS CO., Philadelphia, and by all broggists. - n024-kno,w-im - OPAL DENTALLILVA.—a. superior article fin NJ cleaning the Teeth, ;destroying animalcule which infest them, giving tone to the guIIIII. and leav ing a feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the month. /May be used daily, and will be found to strengthen weak and bleeding gams, while thz -qoma and detentivenera will recommend It to ever; one. !Being compoeed with the assistance" of the Dentist, Physicians and Microscopist, it is confidently offered as a RELIABLE substitute for the uncertain washea formerly In vogue. Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituents Of the DENTALIINit. advocate its use it containa n Made by othing to prevent Ha unrestrained employment. only JAMIE T. SHINN, Apothecary. Broad and Spruce streets, For sale by Drugsista generally, and Fred. Brown, D. L. Stackhonae, Renard & Co., Robert C. Davis, 0. B. Reeny, Geo Bower, Isaac H. Kay, Charles Shivers, 0. H. Needles, S. M. McColLin, S. T. J. Husband. Ambrose Smith, Edward rarrlsh, William B. 'Webb, James L. litspham, Hughes & Coombe, Henry A. Bower. ENTIRELY BRIJ ARTA—HODGSON% Bronchi& TABLET'. for the care of coughs, cold& boanse ness. bronchitis and catarrh of the head and breast Public speakers. singers and amateurs will be great , benelit*d by usingthese Tablets. Prepared only b 3 LANCASTER & wrLLS, Pharmacendsts, 'N. H Oor. ARCH and TENTH streets, Philadelphia. Par sale by Johnson, Holloway it Cowden, and Druggist& generally. segStf DEESE'S intor OPLIAL AND PULMOND 13 DEW DROPS. far Coughs. and all Diseases of to Throat and Bronchial Tunes. This invalustd= ration tbr every houselnold. Polak:8 &a, possecaes Weasern celebrity, on trl c a m‘ been knowr to relieve the most obstinate and alma= napalm rases It is 'agreeable, strengthening and soothing. Prepared by K. C. BBIIBI—I, No. ES South NUM street, Philadelphia. .K. 741 CoßEEttvßu , miss, :INVERTED NAILS.— Dr. J. DAVID, ON. Chiropodist. Operator' on Corns. Bunions. Inverted Latin and other diseases of the fee'. Office, sCt CBESTIN UT street. Dr. Davidson will watt otOpatients at their residences. nong CASI OR 6iIiFEELI3. T; OR HEALTH AND STRENGTH USE CAPE A: WELL . CO.'S PATENT GLASS CANTO} WERE GE. These wheels are designed for Planes, Bedsteads, dm. We claim that they give to Pianos a greatly increase...l force ofeound. without detracting from the harmony and melody of the instrument, rendering every not, more distinct to the tor. This la so apparent that, they are now being applied by many to these valuable ma gical instruments. Dr. Valentine Nett, previous to hit cieatb. pronounced the Giese Castor Wheels an in valuable invention for bedfast invalids, who are ' gess dcd against the damp floors after undergoing the process of cleaning, or where dampness Is pr...doced fir -m any other cause. Aside from this. Housekeeper,. are relieved from the dread of having their carpets cut or torn, as frequently happens from those now In use , often caused by a rust, which adheres with glne-lik tenacity. No such annoyance can possibly proceed : from the Glass ttistor TV heels, as we all know that glass is noncorrosive. There are no rough or mann. , Labt d edges to the Glass Wheels', such as we often tied In these of iron, and the latter, though smoothly tin ished, will soon rust, from the dampness of the atmos phere, if nothing else, producing roughness on the sm. (am, or edge, while the former will always maintain the smoothness of glass, just as they are finished. By sleeping upon glass wheels you retain ell the else trioity you had In your body on retiring, and you get up In the morning feeling as fresh and adioe as a young man. Glass being a num-condi:icier, the elec. tricity gained while In bed cannot pass off. Ask your doctor what he thinks of the Ohm Coster Wheels. Ask him if all diseases, with the excel:WM Of chronic diseases: are not caused from the want of electricity We have a man in our place whom the doctors pro. nounced past coxing, with the inflammatory rheu. • matism. The wheels cured him in less than font weeks. He is to-day a stout healthy man. These are facts which can be proven on application at our office. ' No. MS Race street, Philadelphia, or at our Pactory,al 1 Westville, New Jersey where we have some sixty ; hands employed In the manufacture of the Glees Ohs. for Wheels. flee will be paid to any one who will Bey they has e not received any bsnefit or relief after tudag Clapeweli & Co.'e Patent Glass Caators. &sample set (4) of the t Wheels sent to any part of the United States on re mint of gl ISO. J. B. CAP PIo EWELL & I oot . 206 Race street. SILVVES AND NELIITEINits, THOMSON'S LONDON EUTOICEPIHR OB ETIBAPKAN BANG for_ famines, hotels tr a ,gablio siz aUtotiozus In 'I'WENT • Diterr it Also. Philadelphia Ranges, Ho lair Portable Heaters, Low4own Orate. IFireboanl atthus, Bath Boners, BieWhOle Plate% Brffl ,ere, Orokhig acme, eta, wholesale alui ,retall th e Insundsztureza. , • . . _ ECHASPB % TEHHISON no2l4n,w,temo No. 209 North. Second siren. JOB BART LETT & 808. Manufacturers of the LIZELEUTKD • BARTLI CK TS.HEATERB, Op° of eery Ranges, Gas Ovens, & Sheet Iron Work of every description. A splendid aasortment of B&O1STli BB ARB • : , =II..ATORS, and Silveri, , Air tight BtoVes, always on hand, at No. 924 Pr ch street. • Philadelphia. an 3041 TBONAB IL ODEON dt SODre, Late Andrews it DLron No, 1I 4 CCHBOTNin street 1 3 1tfiniteighil OPOuttite United Matsu gin& sonniketarms in' • - LOW-DOWN; P ccE AM E I R. OBBICE, And other GRATE% ter Anthracite, Bituminous and Wend OM WARM-Ant surtNACCEL Etir Warming Publie andTrivnte BEGBB, VENTILIMIEB AND OBISINNIISPE3 cocc re WH ß ue_ GEe a me nd BHT HARNESS, BADDLES, dto - . fIABARY SZlED.—Twelavive bona Pilau 01 v nary Seal In stare and for D* tl7 WOBSITAOI a allu Not la Wand Masi AYE R'is PILLS„-Are You sick, Tteble. and, cO.M . planing? Are yOn out of order,. with your system durum d'and:your feel ings uncomfortable? These 'symptoms' are torten, are prelude to 'serious Blom. 2:loPlei:i fit sof - edartess is creeping upon you, and should be averted by a timely use of the right r-medy. 'Take - 11.yer's Pills,tirad , cleanse out the disorderedhamors -artery move on unobstructed in T.Bunting Charles H. hherte, James N, Marks, E. Bringhorst & 00., RC &Co s eons, Wyeth & Bro. .I.IPPING 14 % C.).1i, N _ _ Via Delaware and Raritan CanaL , , saleybpagetplata and Netiv3Tortf.foriltrte7.4 • hittentheat COmpaney. Steam Propellers lea DATLY trat rim. ' F ve lENT WHARF below ILLIMILT litres) rnn Mg e nin In 24 HOURS. This Line connects with ell Northern and Jaeger. Transportation Companies. . Goods tory/sated ,airont I. tNette tree of connnlealcrn. • ' t recelvedatloweat rate!. WN. P C:LYDE (M., nottlt Wharves t Felledelphle. JAB. mhlt-tt A,ffek_ _ _ -117 Well street. NW?' ontrg'• NOR Se PANNAII, The Philadelphia and Southern Mat btranditilp Company's Baplar Lines, second wharf below bpruee street. • The stem:we:Up_ TONAWANDA. Capt.W..Tennings. for SA VeliblA commence receiving irelgc on THuRsDAI .Decoopkber aur, and sail on ISA.TEIK DAY, December Sth. 'ID reelock A. and every alter/. at* Satardap thereafter—viz.: December W.. Jan nallaitineamere iMe tine State /too= and Other ao cot:on:iodations for nmaeletor; Cabin yansage, 1.'5: Deck do.. SU. Through ti ><eta sold to the following points—Macon Oe 134,4321umbu5, Oa. -1 , 4 o: .Augusta. Ga., 13t Atlanta G a„, }Alt. ; Albs nyo3 . - .a.. $4O; $46; En tatak s4b7Mobile t 'Absi—; New Orleans 00. _ Freight taken at low rates. The ugh receipts given at through rates to Macon Augusta. Columbus, Atlanta,Ga.; Knoxville, Clutha noog Nashville . Mymphls. -Tenn: Canton, Miss. No freAght received or bills of iading signed on sail hag day. agents at Savannah; Hunter &Gemmel]. For freight or passage, app to len 1 1 W*l4lyai - .314 SouthGeneralAgent. Wharves. ROR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT. THE PHILADELPHIA 'AND' cOUTR E .; i'_•• smadama. COMPANY'S iugutrza.s LINE. • The well known tirirt-clase Steamship STAR OF THE UNION L 202 tons register. T. N. Coolreey. ' Mmeter. Will commence receiving freight for the above port al Jecond 'wharf below tprucestreet, on TUESDAY, No vember Fah, and sail on SATURDAY, Dec. hrt, at 8 BetOriiiiti, will leave iZEW . ORLEANS on 0AT1313. DAY Dtcember 15th. • . • Tide, Steamer has esp. Ti . E At Booms and other accommodations for parvel:genr. Cabin rassage $6O; D:w...g do., tad. Freight taken at low rates. No freight received 07 bills of lading signed on Ban Ins day. , Agents at New Cirleand, Measra . Crepe , Nickerson 8 Co., who will give carettd attention to shipmentio! ;goo's to (salveston, Illoblie, Vicksburg, and interior mots. For freight or passage, apply to r, WM. L. JAMES. General Agent, seS•tf ' 814 South Wharves. 411*,,11V1 NOB BOSTON. STEAMSHIP UNE DIELIMPI ....4;14 . ?BON BACA! 808. TIIVAR7 71TX.DAY4 PM/hi PINE ST.WHARF, .YssTrLA DELPETLi, AND LONG WEARY, BOSTON. The steamship HOMAN, Captain Baker, will San it= 1 blies:tell:this on Saturday, Dec. his, &tie A. &. The steamship ABM% Captain Bogue. will sail fipm Boston on Wednesday, Nov. 28, at 4 P. M. : The line between Philadelphia and Beaton 1s now • • •t,wa.W of the ROMAN (new), Ca l Lain Bakes, VIM tow horthens. SAXON, ,ptairt 1,150 tens =then. 3 1 0.1 1 MAN, Captain Oro I=ll tens btuthen. These tmhatmatial and we ll appehated Meanwhile will 13111 pronstually as advertleM- and Olden will he received every day, a steamer beam always en the berth to receive Carge• Shippers nre repealed to rend Ma of Latd.ME with their gouda. Yor trelsite =passage having !superior secommoda Lions, apply to BENNWT wi.ridOlt a uu.. ant - an South Delaware avenue FOR WILMINGTON. N. C. THE PELLADELPHIA. AND SOUTH STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S REGULAR LINE. rrom Second Wharf below SPRUCE street. The 11rat.chkaa atearnahip PIONEER. t3iptain.7 Ben rat, for WI r.r.rraiGTON, will commence. readying freight on THURSDAY. November Mth. and nail on SATURDAY. Deceember Ist. at 10 o'clock A. M.. and every alternate Satarday thereafter-112u December 1.5111,19 th, . . Passengers will find supeziar beet _attendance. Cabin t ass age, ISO; Deck do.. $lO. Freigat carried at low rates. hid No freight received or bills Of tn signed on sail hsg day. Agents at NM:Walston. WORTH & DANTKL, wbe will give especial attention to forwarding goods ad. dressed to their care to and ham the interior. For freight or passage, apply to WILD. aele Zl 4 tenth Wharves THROUGH AIR-LINE TO THE SOUTH AND.WIST. PHLLADICILP :__MTA,IGIMITHOND 'AND NORPOLB ST FA m 1 , 4 N TP COMPANY. THROUGH. RECEIPTS TO NEW RERN. Also, to all points in NORTH and SOUTH CARO LINA. via Seaboard and 'Roanoke Railroad, and to LYL' CH EiTJR(T, VA.. TENNESSEE. and the WEST. via 'NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD. The regularity, safety and shortness of this route, to gether pu b li c the moderate rates charged, commend to the as the roost desirable mann= for carry ing_ectry description of freight. hio charge= contruission, drayage, or any arliessr of transfer. • - Steamships insure at /own rates, and leave rev larly born the first wharf above Market street Freight received daily. WM. P. CLYDE d. 00., seta 14 North and 14 South Wharves. HAVANA ISTRAIES.Es. %Pt BE2IIASIONTIELY LINE. e ,isarnalkipe lIELVDRII7E ;HUDSON —Capt. Ecrwe. STARS - AND STRIPES—._ Holmtv These ateanaers will leave this pprt Oar Havana every other SATURDA.Y. at!. A. M.l_ _ The steamship lIMIDRICK 1147DSON, Haim, master, will sail for Havana on SoIeFETEDAY HORN Faass /NO, December lst, at so 8 . o'clock. No Ve*ht received after Thursday. For ,ght, or passage,pito THOEIAS WATTSON SOLIS, and 140 North Delaware avenue. 1 ;1 4 1111M : FOR GALVESTON. TEX S. 'TEXAS LINE DIRECT. ° Tr . 's Al Steamship EUTERPE. Rldridge, corn wander. is now rapidly loading at Pier 2...) East River, and will sail with despatch. (No charge made for creyage on goods forwarded to the interior by rail- I cad.) For freight or passage, having saperior accom modations, apply to BISHOP, CON & CO., no2D elf N 0.105 Arch street. DEW AXPEJOSS LIMB TO ALEX ADDBIA, Georgetcrwrt and Washington ins m i a tlfr "' esapesato and ...lacrare Canal. with cormectimu at Alexandr% Va. tura the most direct rente Lynchburg, Biashvilis, Dalton ant, the Southwest. Steamers leave MAW Wharf above Market Wee awry Wednesds,y and Saturday at 12 M. NUT greliGht app to the agents, W. P. CDTDB a 006. It North Wharves, J. B. Davidson, Agent at Georgetown; IL Eldridge Co., Agents at Alexandria. 7..'i . FOE NEW VlNULr—Phlhidelphia Blain PriV a n' OpifiPanDesPatoh and Swift pare A , es, Vilk ware and Raritan Canal—LeavlA) daily at 12 M. and 6 P. N. -Conned with all RI Northern and Eastern Far freight, which will `. ta k en on acmamodanzu isms. &PAT to WY. IL Bay & 0(3. Watt No. 11111Sonth Delaware swam ifil dW is t STEAMER POE SALE.—The llut ealitng_coppered and. copper Xastened teareer EXCit, CIEWT (aide wheel),_4o6tona ad eet leng,WA. Met beam: depth of hold 6 feet incheezdrates 6 feet 4 Slam water. Wit of live Oa and red cedar. ApPiy to Z. A. Street dz. 00., Deck Street Wharf. - NNW TOW-11CLIM LIM , - DIELAWILIC and , :f-: • %RAE BOAT 0026 3 437. - HAILGES'Imed la and frota PHILAIIRLPIELt - HAVEIC-DLEKM, BALTHEORE. WABBINF TON, and Intannedlate ponds. . WM. P. ()LYME di I:l%,Agea, N 0.14 South Wharves_ Fbliadeaphill Captain IGEN LAUGHLIN, Guperintendent. FOR ANTWERP.—Petroleum.—The first clan ship UNCLE JOE, eaptahr-Bewall, will have Immediate despatch Tor the above port. Vor W heigh A t or passage, apply to WORKMAN choS 00., 323 LNUT street. n POE AIGTWERP.—The Al bark ESTECEE Captain Prince, is now loading for the above pert. For freight or passage), apply to WORE -BLINAL-00.,12.3 Walnut greet. sal WANTED TO lITECHASE.—A centre-board Vessel, suitable for grain trade. Not over three years old, sad not over 26 fert 4 Inches beam St Poly to EDMUND A. BOTIDER & CO., No. 3 Doc k reet. n Ct,NSIGNEHS' NOTIOE'.-4Jonsigpees of merchan tdim per ship ItIF,RRIBIAO,' Leckie master, from Liverpool, (wrecked on Townsend'sjplet, New Jersey,) will please enter their goods and nd permits to the counting house of the undersign Goods will commence tube landed on Shlopen Street *hart on Friday the Stth that , and Consignees are requested to promptly attend to the receipt thereof, Merchandise not ',ermined will be sent to the Public Stores. PETER WRIGHT & SONS, 115 Walnut street., notSl TAB S. SHENDLElR,enccessor to SOHN SHINDLER ct•BONS, San Makers, No. 800 North DELAWARE Avenue, Philadembi& An work done in the best manner and on the LAMS and most favorable terms, and warranted to give Per• feet satisfaction. Particular attention given to repairing, DIVOR E ,NOTWE. .TT AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, 83. —THE COMMONWEALTH OF PASSINIsYL, VANTA. TO THE BEEPRUFF \III 3 I,I4.DELPHLS. C °LETT', GREETING:., We command you, th at by puplicat n once a week for lour weeks, in two daily newspapers published in lour bailiwick, 9011 notify CHARLhEI W. DENNIB, ate of your County, that he ' be and appear in our Court of Common Flees for the City County of Philadelphia, on.the ibt MONDAY of December next, then and there to abew cause, if any he has why his wife MARY DENNIS. should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony entered into with hias„accord lb g to he prayer or her petition, filen hi said Court. At wbich time have you' there this order. and make ye ur return how you have executed tbe same. Witness the Bon Joseph Allison, President of our es id t curt, at Philadelphia, the heventh day of No. c ember %the year of our Lord , one-:thousand eight hundred abd sixty•six. • T. U. WEBB, 1 no841:41 ' Pro Prothonotary., DIVORCE,- NOTICES.-- Also coup:4.l-I,v 1411 I ADEL P itrA, sg.— ivs: oNNyits A OPP ., -INN , I"..VAN TO 114 EiSfisoircrs OPPIECLADE.:LP/113 CaUfgr'/", - - - . e coromand you, that by publication cam a week, fcr , cur ,svt( , )(6:11) kw 0 daily net. apap:r,s published to g;r • balliwidir, 'you 'notify - eIto.RIAN HOWARD IthILLLL, .late of your count•9,..tnat a tar in our Court of aAmornou Pleas fur,ttie Oily, and County; of Philadelphia, ratan last MONDAY 0f.,00- ceinber next; then and tnere - lo stew pause: if shi•'.he hats.-why• Whel .e."la NA RE IaRCOA PA EtlKElft.f.: thould not .he divorced from the bonds - of matrituonyr ante ed into with tint, according to t^e prayer of,her petition Wadi's said Court, At which tune haveyon there this' order s and make yonr, return. how you,im.ve executed the same., • Witness the Honorable Joseph -Allison, Presideaf of our said Court. , at- Philadelphia, the seventh Av. of Novembar, in the., ear of oar.Lorti olio thotwandetght hundred Mod 11 _ ,t 07 w - fr.• . • T. O. Willan R., pro Protheinotary. t OUNTY OF 'PHIL D ',PM ss. T 4-) THE COMMONWEALTH OP PENNSYL.VA NIA, 10 .TRE SHERIFF OF COUNTY; GREET,Iea: < We command yeti, that by publicatiotrouce a Week for four a ea's; An two daily newspapers -publisiwd, your bailiwick, you 'notify A ECUS KNOX; late of yotir county, that he btl and , appear in otir'Ottrat oft_mnroon Plena for the City and County of Pfda: on tha gist MONDAY of December next then nd there to shciw muse, If any has, whehts wile; C. KNOB,' should be ditareed trim the bonds of matrimony entered into 'With him according to. the prayer of her petition, filed in said (oust. At which time have you there 11th Or der:arid Make:your return how yctt have eicecuted,the Witness the Honorab'e Joseph Allison, Presides .1: of' our said Court, atPhilattelpbi% the 24th day ofOcwber in 'the - year of oar Lord one thonsaud eight' . hundred and sixty-aim. T. O. Virioß, _ Pio Prothonotary. CITTY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Li - THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNISYLVA NIA...IO , THE SHERIFF OF PHLLeDELPHIA COUNTY, OHEETINO: Wecommandyou, that by publication once a week for lour weeks in 'to daily newspapers published in your bailiwick. you notify ADIOS BRIGHT HOFF late ot your County, that he be and apoear in our Conrt of Common Pleas for the Ci :yr and County of Pbfladelphui,oritbelst MONDAY of December beat, then anti there tO thew cense. if any he bat way, his vine HARRIET A. HOFF abouloi not be dtvortiod from the bonds of matrimony entered Intl - with 'him; accereilrg to the prayer of tier pettion filed in said ourt. At which time have you there this order. and make your return bow yen have executed the same. Wiriness the Honorable Joseph Allison, President of our said Court, at Priiiadelphia, the twentieth d.ty of December, in the year of onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. T. O. WEBB. Pro Prothonsta. CY AND COUNTY OP PIIIL AD 10,PRI„ so.— TICE COMMONVTEALTH OF PE.NNSYLVA. NIA. TO THE fIi_ERIFF OF PELILAuELPILLS. COUNTY, OitIgETING e command you, that by publication once a week for four weeks, in two daily ne. stainers poblisbed in Our balliwick,y on notify J AMIMA M. Gt.)VEPPilste of ycurCounry, that, she be and atmear In our Mart f Common Pleas for the City and County of Phila. elphia, on the that MONDAY of December next, then sad there to phew cause if any abeam why her, ht sband, - LBWIB W. GOVATT. should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony . entered into with her according to the .i prayer of ors petition, filed in said rt Cou. At which time have you there tbk order, *tot make your return ovryott have execntel the 1331 ne said Witness thelionorable Allison, President of oar i i curt, * Philadelphia. the loth day of eeptember, in the year - of our Lord ene thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. T. 0. WEBB, Pro ProthonetarY. OTY AND COUNTY OB PHIL AD ScLPHTA G • T.HE COMM ONWEAMTH 0 RPENNEYLVANIA, TO THE k•l4 TiRTFt, OFIEBIL.ILDELPHIAAMIINTY, GREETING : • We coma:nand yOu that. by publication °noes week. for four weeks. in two daily new. papers published in your bailiwick, yon notify GEKICKE, rive ofyour County, that be be and appear in our Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of Philidei phia.on the first MONDAY of December nest, then # there to shew cause, if any he has why his wife. CHARLOTTE GETtleri.h, should not! be divorced from the bonds of matrimony entered into with him. accniding to the prayer of her petition, filed in said. Court. At which time have you tuerEethis order, and make your return how you have executed the same. witness the Honorable Joseph Allison. President of our said Court, at Philidelphm, the 21st day 0.0.31-Aeon ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand ..ight' buttoo dred and sixty-sbr. T. 0. WEB B Pro Prothonotary. CIFAND COUNTL OF PHILADELPHIA, ss. HE COMMONWEALTH r P ShINSYLVS.- NIA, _TO THE SHERIOF OF PHILADELPHIA. comwry. GREETINO: We command yon. that by publication once a weak for four weeks, in two daily newspapers pualished in your bailiwick you notify JOHN H. tiIM , IFJ?... late of your county, that he beard appear in our Court-of Cc MMOII Pleas for tbe City and County of Philadel phia, on the first 'MONDAY of December next, then and there 10 shew cause, if any he has, why his Wids, 31AEG'T J. STEINER. should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony entered into with him, ac cording to the prayer of her petition: filed in said Court. At which Prime have 3on there tail order, and make your return hew you have executed the same. Witness the Honorable Joseph alllson,Presidentof our said Court, at Philadelphia, the 4th day of October. In they ear of our Lora one thousand eight' hundred, and silty aft. T. 0. 'WEBB, Pro Prothonotary CHTY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. es. V THE COMEIONWEA_LTH OF PENNKYLVA- N'T__,A _TO THE SHERIFF OF piTTLADELYHIA. COUNTY, GREETING: We command you that by publication enc.; a week for four weeks, in two daily newspapers published In your bailiwick, you notify CUA •*1.5.8 W. JANNNY, late of your county, that he be and appear In oar Court of Common Yleas for the city and County of Philadelphia, on the first MONDAY of Dec imoer neat, then and there to ahew cause, if any he has why his wife EMILY I. lAN NET should not be di 7orced from the bonds of „Imatrimony entered into with' Aim. according to the prayer of her petition filed In said t oort. At which time have yon there this order, and make your return how you have executed the same. Witness the Honorable Joseph AllLson. Presi dent of our said Court at Philadelphia, the Hat' day of October in the year of our Lori one thousand eight hundred and ststy-siz. T. O. WEBB, Pro Prothonotary. CITY: _ AND 001:1171 Y OF PHIL A DELPHIA, Sa• /HE COMMON - WES LTH PHILADELPHIA NIA, TO THE eHF.RIFF OF ODDIVIY, GREETING : We command you. that by publication once a week for fcur weeks, in two daily newspapers published In your bailiwick. you notify:MA...GET .I.IOF.F.HN, late of your Com ty. that she be d and appearincur Coat of Common Pleas for the City a County of Prdiadelphia,on the first MONDAY of December next, then and there to shew cause, it any she has why her husband ADAIS HOFFMAN , should not be divorced from the bonds of matranony entered into with her, act- rding to the prayer of his petition, sited in said Court._ At which time have there this order, and eke your return how you have executed the same. Witness the Honorable Joseph Allison, President of our said Court, at Philadelphia, the 93th day of Sep tember. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and six [pair. _ T. 0. WEBB. pro Prothonotary ruTY AND COUNTY OF PuILA.DELRECIA, V THE COHMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVA NIA. TO • 9HE SHERIFF OF PHILADELPHIA. COUNTY. GREETING : We command you, that by publication once a week, for four weeks, in two daily newspapers published in your bailiwick, you notify ALEX .N.l.Dta. R. DANGLER, late of your County, that he be and ap. pear In our Court of Common Pleas for the 'City and County of Philadelphia, on the first lliOvnAY Of De. camber next, then and there to ebew cause_ If aay'be bas, why his wile .PAlTLeirt A. 78PAlt GLEE, should not be divorced frornthe bonds of man imoay entered into with him, according to the prayer of her petition, filed in said Court. At which tun e have you. • there this older and make your return how you have axe. crated the same. Witness the Honorable Joseph Allison, Frog• dent orour said Court, at Philadelphia, the 21st day of t3eptember, intim year of our Lord one thousand eught hundred and sixty six. • T. 0. WFBB,'Pro Prothonotary. JTY AND MINTY OF IBILAREOLPHIAose. TRECIOXISIONWEALTROF I'ENNSYLVANI&, TO TBE EMPTrrh"7 4FPHILADELPHLI COUNTY GREETING: Wecommand you that by publication once a wreir for four weeks, in two tlaily newspapers published in your bailiwick, you Drills , JEDWAILD M. BOWire /ate of your County, that he be and alioear tiutr r ectui. Common Piece for the City and County of .Phlladel• phis, on the tint MONDAY of Deeembtr next, then anti there to show cause, if any he has why his with MATILDA ROWE should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony ertered into tvithaalm, according to the payer of her petition, flied in said Coiret, At which time have you there tail' order, and make your return how you:haven:earned the sums: - Witness the Honorable Joseph Allison, Pre - /Merit:of oar said Court. at Philatteleatta the 19th day of Sep. timber, in the year of our Lord one thousand' eight hundred and Maki-six. T . O. WEBB, Pro Prothono PITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, Sa.—• A.-1 THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNei YLVA. NIA. TO ?HE SHERIFF OF PHILADELPHIA. COUNTY , GREETING: We Command you that by publication once a week for four weeks, in two daily newspauers atodished in your bailiwick, you notify WILLIAM LEYDEN. late of your county, that be be and appear in our Court of Common Pleas for the t ity and Comity of Philadel., phia, on the FIRST MONDAY of .December _tier then and there to phewcause. If any he bits why his wile, RTIVRT• I.EIITiEN, should not be r iverced from the bonds of matrimony entered into with him, according to the prayer rf her petition tiled 'WitoldCourt . Court. At which time have you to e:e this order,. and make your return bow you have executed the same Witness the Honorable Joseph Allison, President of our said Court, at Philadelphia, the third day of vember. la- the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and shay stx. n07,w,46 T. O. WEBB, Pro Prothonotary. CrYA ND COUNTY OF PRIGADELPHIA, T Y "Friil COMMONWRALTH OF PENNSYLVA. NL9 , TO THE SHERIFF OF PHILADELPHIA COUNTY, GREETING,: We command yon, that by publication once a week fc r four weeks, in two daily newspapers Published in y our bagiefiek,you notifyRANNY D.MAY,lateofyour county,that the be and appear in our Court of Pleas tor the City and County of Philadelphia, on the first MONDAY of December next then and. there to spew cause, if any she baa,why her husbands DANIEL. MAY, should not he divorced from the bonds at ma trimony, entered. into with her, according to -the prayer of his petition, filed in said Court. At which time have you there this order, and. make yourreturn how you have executed the same. Witneesthe Honorable Joseph Allison, president of our said Court, at Philadelphia, the tklth day of 'Gem. ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hue. dred and sixty-six. T. 0. WICBB, Pro Prottonot ary m~ncen now S discharging under genera) order at Eiooth-street wharf. 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