FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ME MONEY MARKET. ParranaLPBaA. Oct 16, 1883 Unfavorable rumors from the army In Virginia, and the reported removal of General Heade, seemed to have tin exciting effect on gold to-day, which opened at 156, sore to 167 butdetloff near the close to 166,ti bid. It is to say what may he the true canoe or causes of this steady advance in the price of gold. 'The various reaeons assigneal each have some weight...and the com bination, perhaps, makes a Powerful argument in favor of the advance. We are glad to see that no depreciation ~„f G o v ermen t paper or loans follows, :for-the cancer alone into the live twenties are double and treble what they we r e when gold was 125. It is nothing remarka ble for two millions to be taken in a day, and for the Test week or two the average has been ten millions a , tweek. 5 his is Pretty good evidence that an operate.- ..Men of gold is no sign of a detreciation of currency. 'There is no change in the condition of the money mar het. Capital is plenty, and lenders moderate in their ..demands. The stook market was not activoAbut priceswaro firm, 'with some disposition to invest in tee fancies. Cata ,lvieert preferred rose is 26, the common sold at 8; &Amyl -IEI Navigation preferred rose to 24g; North Pennsylva -31% was'`}( lower, selling at 20%; Wyoming Canal rose 36'; Reading was steady at 613 f ; Union Canal rose to 4.1 i ; Pennsylvania Railroad fell off to 69; Beaver Meadow -gold at' 77;.Eimita eevens sold at 79,34; North Branch "'Canal itixce at 37.; !Susquehanna sixes at MI Wyomi ng laonde ut 101; Heading and Pennsylvania mortgages were ;steeds , : City and State Mane were drm. The market , closed strong. Drexel at Co, quote: 'United States Ronde. 1881..... ... .108 atlalYs Ti. S. new Ceitificates of Indebtedness 99.Ka 9914 IL S. old Certificates of Indebtedness..... - .... 10 2 . 3 1tifdi-02% 'United States 7-30 Notes ' 10634106,V 1 Quartermasters' Touchers 9,9.1.0 99 ' , Orders for Certificates of Indebtedness........ !4d. c01d156 antsof . Sterling Exchange ..... . .... . ... . .17 0172 Jay Cooke & Co. quote Government securities, dm, as follows V. S. - 6s 188.1 'U. B. 7 3.10 Notes Certificates of indebtedness, old. 4•ertifcates of Indebtedness, new • .. a . . Quartermsters' Vouchers PeniandNater ,Gold Pales of five twenties 151,257,150. . . . The Great Western (Marine) Insurance Company Of 'l(a .' ork anbounce, in another colamn, that they foave established branch offices in London, where risks will be taken on shipments to and from all ports of the world on the same torms as those of first-class companies in The following, are the trade tables of the port of New rock compared with those of tho same mouth in 1862 and 1881: . , Imports. Sept., 1061. Sept , 1861. Sept.. 1861. yw. for oonsumpticei.s3,lo6,29B 11.,P0,711 17,201,83.5 JBnt. for warehoeeng. 1,39^,766 4,351,1134 8,431,310 Free goods 2,577,:415 1,781,001 783,961 specie..,. 1,2414112 121,315 78,1.31. Total ~, $7,300,461 $18,147,97 $15,499,919 - Withd'n tut warh'se. 2,939061 2.715.650 6342,561 -Cash ..... 1,642,332 5,2:19,045 7,210,543 Exports. Domestic pr0drtce....59,877,909 $14,731,993 511,717,741 For mdse., dutiable. 30 013 667,997 55,40) Tor do., free .261,168 573,571 238,972 Specie' 15,756 5.085.919 3,490,381 T0ta1.... .... -510,187,846 $19,091,171 $15,492,518 *Total ex. of specie.. 10,172,092 15,975,552 12,912,123 The following shows the receipts of the Delawariitivi, atop canal Company for the week ending October 10. 1 . - $6,122 '2.8 Pr B63 evionaly 1863..; ... . .... . . ..:.....121. 560 21 4127.883 19 4 58,361 35 Correepimding time laet year increase in lettl A new bank, with a capital of $3:10,C00, milled the Hope Bank of Albany, has bean eatabliched at the State capi= gal of New York.- The .following sho'we the amont of coal transported , over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the week ending. October 10, 18123, and previoas since December 1, 1862, •compared with came time last year: Week. Previously. Total: Tons. Cwt. Tone. Cwt. Tons. Cwt Hazleton .. . ... .. 3,6.80 04 106,186 13 113 369 17 tiast Sugar Leal 2,912 01 )25,514 03 1'18.436 G 3 4Counoil Ridge ~; 1 .83717 79.417 05 81.244 17 Mount Pleasant 1,19115 27.718 10 28,910 04 !Spring Mountain 2,918 17 94.799 17 94.748 14 Coleraine 4.59 08 41.307 I'9 41,746 57 ',Beaver Meadow 63 13 3.730 18 3,794 11 New York and Lehigh. 869 54 34 714 )6 32.756 10 N. Spring Mountain 2,270 14 96,9:9 16 . 99.19110 Joddo ... . .. ..:........,,.2,139 OS 104,719 06 103,853 14 34arleigh 1.2.55 12 46 252 01 47,607 13 German Penna 1 068 17 48.6:0 11 49 084 OS 12bervale, 712 05 34,493 00 30,595 03 311.1nesville 941 13 30,393 14 36,1,6-07 Muck Mountain 851 09 7,965 62 8.818 11 Other Skippers 1,675.10"28.083 69 26•701 08 L. M. Coal 776 10 •••••••• 976 10 Total 11 985.9/9 05 1,011,313 16 4+5 4 4 - ' 9 U9l7Blll 3 oodingweek loot 3 ge&r...l .4 . . ... ..... 19,885 09 70:.707 16 722.685 05 litorease 5;549 02 283,081 09 288,630 11 "The following is a statement of coal transportation the Delaware and Hudson Canal: . . . . ending Oct 10 season. Delaware and Hodson Canal Co. ... . 28,451 600.837 Pennsylvania Coal Co 2 1 802 509.912 Total loin For the same period last year week. season. bela4ttrevid:Tlndgan. Canal co.. ...2.3.t2a 449,966 a s onnsylvanta Coal Co 25,523 445,757 Total tons The following shows the shipments of coal over the Delaware, .Lackawanna, and Western Railroad. for the week ending Saturday, October 10. 1863. compared with the same time 1882 Week. Year. TOltli. Cwt. Tone. Cwt. 7.244 00 251.552 00 20,226 12 . 691,531 15 Shipped North Shipped South Total 27,471 01 For the eorrespondinaime last year Shipped 14orME 0,686 08 shipped South ....... 17,164 12 The following !shows the business of the Lehigh coal and Navigation Company for the week ending October 30.1863 . - FROM MAI7OII CR17218. Tolls. Cwt. Tone. eVirt, !Summit Mines ...... 8675 06 291,070 09 Boom Run Mines .. 42.684 16 Lehigb Mines 1,514 04 21,605 08 EAST MAI7CH CHUNN. Coleraine Min es... •.. 745„16 8,811 00 tBpring Mountain • • 210 67 Smith's Spring Mount 641 62 2,74515 H. Spring Mountain 1,860 00, 29,311 02 B. Spring Mountain 466 00 21.101 02 Hazleton Mines 1.780 60 15 ,0 02 36 Mount Pleasant' 9 4 14 91 14 Buck Mountain 684 12 6.866'17. Connell Ridge 6 , 1 10 14.405 00 deddo . . . ..... . Mt 18 2`,3000S :Fulton Mines 585 02 10,163 17 Barletta Mines 448 06 2,008 06 Dillnestrille Mines -• 140 08 2 731 12 r. and Dust Coal 346 10 3,045 16 The New York Evening Post says; Gold has been more steady after the excitement of yesterday. Haying opened at 15 0t5634 it closes dull at 15534. Exchange is Quoted at 171, situ; little doing The loan market continees easy ati 6@7 per cent. There is no apprehension of coming stringency, as the best authorities appear to be of the opinion that, so long as capital is pouring so abundantly into our great financial centres, an incr,.itsins amount must always be available for loan purposes, especially so long as the volume of the currency is not suddenly or capriciously (diminished. The stock market opened dull and closed steady. Go vernments are strong; Hardier State bonds heavy; bank shares dull; railroad bonds firm; railroad shares are ex cited and irregular, Harlem being the most a-settled. • Before the Board gold sold at 156; Erie at 100(41106h ; New 'York Central at 1.34.3,M131,4; thnHon River at 12912E1139: Barism at 113tl114; Reading at 12.3.14; Rock Island at 1 10661081 d: Galena at 110)46/1111; North Western at 46.4; Comb( rland at 36Y,(036%. The appended table exhibits the chief movements of the market comtered with the latest prices of yesterday evening Thurs. Wed. Adv. Deo TF. S. 6s, 1891, rag 10734 107% .55 17. S. `'6e, 1681. c0n.....10851 10814 .. U. S. Seven-thirtles.• —106% 10634 • • 1J• S. 1 Yr car., g01d....1021.1 106;4 13. S. ],yr. our 9934 99% .. Anteritan G01d.........158 166. Tennessee 65.....• 62 63 Missouri 6s 6731 97% :Pacific Mail VA 230 • • New York Cen.Railr'd.l33% 134 .. Erie 109% 109 • . Erie Preferred 10434 105 Hudson River:. .. . . —.139 13936 Harlem .11436 116% • • Harlem Preferred. ...120.. 125 Reading... ... . ..... 123 .. Michigan HentraL 12.336 123% Michigan Southern..... 57% 87% • Michigan South. guar..134% 135 Illinois Can. Scrip. ...125 126,4 Cleveland and Pitt5 . ....193 , 10334 Calmat 110 g 111 •. Toledo ........ . ...... 11834 11.8% • • Rock Island 1093: 108% Fort Wayne 94534 96 • • :Prairie du Chien.. ..... 69 69 Terre Haute ..... . . 65% . 34 Horthweetern 46% 43 ••% Chic. anti Alton 803.4 81 Canton 834 34% Cumberland 37 59 .Quicksilver' 63 61 Phihula. Stock ..Exe. (RePorted. by S. E. STAYMAN: FIRST 100 Nortb Pa 21 100 do ad:. 21 .7.CCO City at 104 200 do new 100:1 . 1 .-0(110 200 d utnew 1004 1 do 104 1100 do exempt ..... 104 210 Sehyi Nav pre 283 do 86.. 23i‘ 10 1 0 0 do 530.. 2334: 200 do ' 237?, 'WOO SUsit Can Gs. • 200 Green Mountain... 334 621600 tr. S.Treae. 73.70 n .1004 do 1063 i . . BET WEE 100 Heading It 6134 1362 Schyldo 28% MIT pre 28% 100 do 28% SECOND 100 Green & Coates.•.. 95 1000 Penns R 24 m0rt..106 WOO Schyl Play 6s 1882.. 89 4000 do ..... .:cash.. 89 5 Slug Canal 15 100 do b 5.. 15 100- Green /Wm....AGO 4 - • 2211 do MN; bahiWisea pre WU 300 CV dd• X I o 25 26 110 do 263'4' PCIO do *Own.. 263.1 20 Delaware Div..... 4154 I 4 201 Behyl av Prexi• T ng 100.ReaAlIng R•b6 '61.. 66 '61.. Ba 100 do . CLOSIN G PRI Asked. lllS6a'Bl IO7X 108 B 7-30 N0tee....108,14 • • Fiala fie 104 • - 11,• Do bew 1.09# IuRA Tepna...6s 11:031 , . Do Coupe /Leading R. 8131 615 L; Do Be `80'43.110 Do bdd 106% 1116 Do bda'B6 c0nv.123 124 renna R 62% 69% Do let in Ba 111 .. Do 2d m 61.106 Schnyl R.. 99 49X for D'prfd I co IRS nsol 69 70 Do Do 69 '76.... Do 2d mtg•• z: jecbuyl Nay 14 1434 Do mid 29:4; 2 934 Do 6s '82.... 89 90 Elmira 99 Do pad ..... Do 7.3 Do 10s ...... IslEtnd R...... - Do bds ..... Xehigh 14av 60.. Do -sbares .. 58 58X Do scrip-- 4755 49 24 Nana R 21 21X Do Os 96X 97 Do 10s • •.• • • . PhUmdelphia Marked. OCTOBER 15—livening. The Flour market is firm, and there is more doing; 1.000 bbls fresh-ground extra family sold, part at $6 and part on private terms; 200 bbls , low-grade superfine at f 56.26; 250 bble extra at $8; 600 bble oldatook extra family at sew. co, and 2,600 bbla city mills extra and extra family on private terms. The retailers and bikers are buying at from $5.5005.75 for superfine, lieigla 60 for extra. 80/60!37 for extra family, and $7.60©8.6018 bbl for !fancy brands. according to quality. Rye Flour is very scarce and in demand at $5.70 bbl. Corn Meal is also scarce, and held for higher prises. GRAIN. —There is more activity in Wheat, and the lesarket is firm; 14.000 bus sold mostly at 150 c for !mime nnsylvania and Western red, and IN hits at i7s(gilBsc bu the latter for Kentucky. Eve I.+, scarce at ling oil bus, Corn—There is less activity; sales reach about .1,000 bus yellow at 1050 Ts bus. Oats are quiet at 1960, weight. - - - BARK- let No. ltanercitron is in request at s;301/ t on; 00 hbds sold on terms kept private. COTTON.—There is little or nett Ina doing in the Way of sales, but holders are Arm in their views; Mal lots 40 middling!, hays been disposed of at ogualo 14 lb. . .1113 fMlO9'-' sg o olOt 1 1 2 .Pla 99Y, 795 s 2157 V Ifo"gl3e4 583.321 8 noa. 1863. For the week For the 61,327 1;130,773 For the For the 1,035,03401 2582)712 60400 18 '861,0'3310 ... . . . 83,995 01 For the Week .10.507 03 040,141 10 ;13.aunigc Steles, Oct. 15. [ER, Phlladelphi&Exchante.] BOARD. •- - ICOO Elmi , a R 7e• • • •b5-109X It Lgyomiag Cale 6e 101 760 Penn a. ss. ... ••-• • • • ..100X 4000 d n 100. 4 1' 76 Flebyl Nay 14 • 7 Beaver Meadow—, 77 2010 t.un & E B 78.:1,15.1.12 72 Girar.l 11 , 11.exe:•• • • 272 60 Onrn Ex Bk•—•bs 38 1000 Douladeon 1m 8.. 5.44 . AO iTaion Can pre-... Penna R- • • •ca.h• • 69 100 J North Branch bds 37 1000 Reading 6s 1870....105',4 BOARDS 600 PCI /1114 63 1864 100 31 Carasvigea R pre-. 25 00 Yentte. R 63 100 ocbyl N pre. cash . • 29.11, 200 do a3Owu.. 2.43.; 40 Locust MonnMin.. 31 100 Reading R.loiya . 612; 200 do b 5 '61.. 66 200 Schyi 11 25 do 14,1; 35 Minehill it 61 150 & Edo It -- 2.11; 41 Catawlasa R 8 100 do bswa.. 834 13 Beaver Meadow.. 77 13 Lehigh Nay 68 100 H & 0 4 T R....b5.. 23.11 i 16 Cam & Amboylt 179 OAR 1)1i, WO Reading 11....130.. 61% CBs-STRONG Bid. Asked Catawisra B. Con .t Do mid . .. 263 27 Beaver Mead A . Minehill H Harrisbarg Wilmington H•. Snag Cana1...... Do" 65...... . •. AIM co Be R • • • • Lehigh Val H . e. Phila. Ger & Nor. • • Caw & Amb R .. • . • • Phfla & Erie 63.. •• • • Sun & Erie 75..•• • • •• Delaware DIY... • • • • Do bds .• Firth•street R.... 56 -- - Do bonds. -. .• Second- street R R. U • • Do bends—. .• Race•theet H • 10h' W PhDs R 67.11 Do bonds... .. Sproce-street IL 15 153 i Green-street R.. 44% 46 Do bonds... Cbestnnt-w. R.... .. Arch•street R.... 2.43{ .25 Thirteentb.st R. 89 86 Seventeenth et ft .. 13 Girard College R 27% 28 Tenth-street R... 44. •• 011OCRBISS.—Coffee is very coerce:, but firmly bell, with smell sales of Rio at 310530 it lb. In Sugar there is very little doing, but the market is firm. PROVISIONS —Holders are firm in their views; bill there is wry little doing. Bacon—Hams are in demand at full prices. bless Pork is hold at $l5 50@i16* barrel. Lard is firm at 11%($11Nelft lb for barrels and Memos. SEEDS. —Cloverseed is scarce and dull at s7* bash, but no sales have come under our twice. Timothy is , poliing at $1601g2.75. Flaxseed is in request at 11363.1.0 98 bushel. W +INKY is doll, and prices are rather lower; sales of bbls are making rat 61(gii2c, and drudge at 60.3 gallon - The following are the receipts of Flour and Grain at this port to-day: Flour 1,160 bbls. Wheat 16,000 bush. Corn 2,600 bush. Oats 8.300 bush Mew York Markets, Oct. 15 denim are steady and selling at $7.5007.6254 for pots, and +0 for pearls. BREADSTUTFS —The market for State and Western Flour has been somewhat unsettled, opening active and firm at an advance of 6 cents, and closing up quietly at the quotations. The sales are 10,000 barrels at $5.55@.5.85 for superfine State; 66 I(@6. 3.5 for extra State; $5 50g5.00 for superfine Michigan,lndiana. Toy. Ohio, do. ; $6 3V4.65 for li extra nincluding ship ng brands of round-hoop Ohio at $6.7f@6 . 96, and trade rands do. at s7@B 75. aSonthern flour is a shads firmer. and in request, with sales 1.300 Mils at $6 40(07.37 for superfine Baltimore. and $7.4f@9.75 for extra do. Canadian flour is 5c better, with a moderate demand; Bales 750 bbls at $6.25©6 40 for common, and $6.4t,®3 for good to choice. Rye flour is firm at $5.25@6 for the range of fine and superfine. A Wheat is very unsettled, and folly 24.3 e lower. The sales aro 175.000 bristle's at $1 31©1.36 for - new Chictito spring; $1.28@1.32 for Mil waukqe Club: 611 342)1.33 for amber Iowa: $136@1.44 for winter red Western. and $l. 4e ®l5l for amber. Michigan Corn Meal is steady at $5.2.5(k1 30 for Brandywine. Rye is quiet and firm at $l. if@t 20. B ai l e y Is less active, but without decided._ change In - 131 0 1. 1 dull are du and heavy at 80@85c for Canada; stgrocT for Western, end 85gigfc for State. Corn is without decided change, and in fair request; sales 05 006 bushels at 05§98% for prime Western mixed. Canadian Peas are in demand, with. sales 01'6,501 bushels cm private terms. FROVISIONS.—The Pork market itt heavy, and lower, with more doing for forward delivery. Sale. of 4,611 bble, at 615.67,14%16 for new mess; $l4 50 for old mess, including 2,C00 thls new mess for January at $l6 00; I,l'oo do for December at $15.25; and 500 do for Neve caber, at private terms. Beef Is dull and unchanged. Tierce Beef firm, bat no further sales were reported. Beef hams are quiet and steady at $l5OlB. Cut Keats are quiet at 6@64 for shoulders and &gala" for hams.- Ilacin is firm, with soles of 000 boxes short clear. at 7);(4/0. Llrd Istl and steady. Sales 1,000 bbls andtte4 11,451.5. 12:itt and Cheese are steady and, firm. . ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS, UP TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT. d Chestnut etareeltai. Miss Thomas, New York C R Ilaskins, U 8 N B Width y. New York B Lyon & wf, Boston: F T Peet. Brooklyn West Haven, Boston Miss Haven, Boston Miss Nellie Haven, Boston B Haven, Boston USTGreen&wf,USA Mrs N W Bot Mite Boyce J J . Jones, Louisiana J H Almy, New York B H Neal, Boston Mathew AB is New ,YN k ork F G Foster, New York L B Thompson. Cincinnati J F Sutton, New York - Wm Majors, Baltimore R WBurke Pittsburg W Smith. Pittsburg Miss B Smith Pittsburg A F Bonhamirgini WmSc, & wf UN Painter & wf, .Penns. A B Stewart, New York C Lambright. Wash E Kinasmn. Washington Cant Gallagher, Delaware H BRemore, U S A Josiah Caldwell, Boston. I H Webster, Sandusky. 0 t.haeß Form tr. Vermont E B Chellis, Vermont • P Nolan, Jr, England H Stevens. New York Geo F Ingham, New Jersey Jas 0 Smith W O'llearn D Cooke, Washingtoi Mr & Mrs H Odenkirk, Y Y Jos B Orammez. New York Chas A Leece, N John C Ross. New Jersey C Fisher, New York N A Halbert, Ballato John 1) Mil, Baljalo Jas S Polhemu4 & wf. N Y J Peak, New York L Showell, Maryland Sarul D Snyder. New York A a Hewitt, New York P H Watson, Washington Dr II Richardson, Boston Mies E Richardson. Boston J G. Worthington & la, Cite D Robinson jr & wf,Boaton WBToIIe,NY , J N Gimbrede. New York H W Lewis Kentucky IR A Ball, Michigan L & w. Cleveland -8 Ingraham, Jr. N Y MUM Ingraham,New York Mrs Dr P Ingraham,Jr,N Y T Wood, Wisconsin Mrs Dr J L Martin & c,Balt %Cagle, Battimore N KingeleY, Mass S T Armst tone, New York N H Miller, Washington Mr hinsraw, Washington Mrs S Voorhies C W & tv, B tit W Baltantyne, Washingt'n D L Mrody, Cul-sago A JD Thurston, Nashville F W Dean. New York W A:Wheeler, New. York J Turner, 151 Brooklyn W Mathews New Jersey B ilart,larn 3t wf, N Y Thee J Power, Rochester oWEhaw,Ohio J H Hall, Ohio B Costerbrick, New York John P Ernest, Buffalo J P Nodgee. Boughton:..._ S A Bridget, Allentown Mrs Gregg, Penna Ed w Brooke, l'enna B J Horgan, Jr, Pit eburg Jetties Bells, Brooklyn J F Calder. Troy, N Y Lt Thee A Kennard.Ft Del R Good, Kentucky Liens Wm Calder, Ft Del Chas Snyder. U.SA B Griffen, New York Geo Brockway, New York M Side, New York Gomer, New York Shenck. Baltimore Mr & Mrs L F Adair, Del J J Gallagher. Wilm, Del Mrs Daniel Leach, Jr, Del Wm P Logan. Pittsburg I Gebhart & wf, Dayton, 0 J H Bates,. New York D S Corner; Portland W Burgles, Washington Geo A Orr. Kentucky L D Griggs Si Waterb'Y G Brady, New York, A Ackerman. Cincinnati Lt Jos 13 Grilllth..N 0 JA Antehinsmeolumbas,o J Lovett. New York t Ti?ean, NECw Yoik AIE Chamberlain, Cin, 0 Mrs G Odiorne,Cincinnati . RW footman, New York F S Flathaway, New York L C Pratt. Cleveland, 0 J NV Bradbury. Jr. Me J M blesel eh Me J R Jarvis St la, St Louis R 0 reswold, Cleveland Miss M L Clain. Brooklyn Mrs JuSee Chapman Miss M Chapman Miss Florence Chapman Miss Kate Chapman Chapman ,. .-. J F Rly & wf, Washington T F Jones & wf, New York G H Janney, Boston James M. Lovering, N . H W B Morrill, .N Geo it Lotman, N H H D Wain, Boston Geo H Whitney, Pros' R I W H Coles. Jr, -New York r_ir'!:.,zz":l iir Brown, New York C J Everett & la. Dew York J Ruttier & la, New York S T Dickinson. Bfw'York T R Mar in Baltimore C bonthwick, New York C O'Calla.han Porter: Connecticut A Eickstadt,Washington Mrs 14iclErtadt, Washingtoa Miss Ii Cdtsh, Washington M Hall, New:York L Blasts W P MeConleyM la, Del .7 A Ck Brilry. New 1 ork. R Hamilton & Nastor'e Gen SL river. Maryland C S Hawkins, Dew York Croat, below NlMak. H Reed, Piffle N•B Grifttn, New York Geo Brockwav, New York Hon J,LtfcDongtli. Cal L J W Conklin, New York 8.51 Johnston, 1 , 1 Alidayeb'g Walter %Atte, Williamsport Aug Mathey & la, Hoboken Prof W W Powell, Boston A Sall ide. Reading W P de Normandie & wf B B McCoy & la, New York D 8 D life aderffer, Lane co Baj Ge d Bard well, Pa Jos J Pratt, Pa ' Oirard—Cliestnut Geo H Sterling. Pa 1• onillean, Easton . . . J 41 "English, Pa E G James, Burlington A T Lewis, Baltimore D C Wilson. New York A B Glair., York, Pa J B Markley Lancaster E C . George, Wash. C Gen Excluder, Middletown J Pa , ker, Lew istown Dr F Worrell & la.lild bilis° Worrell, Md a 1-IMonslon, Pa Miss M E Warwick, Pa .1 A Pearce, Maryland Diirs F Granger, Pa • • • • Zies EX Perkins, Md Is E Knotwell, Columbia L A Mackey :& L Haven S C Hepburn & WI, N York M Elieeter. Pa . • L lienedict, Lewistown Miss FitZb.llgh, Pa H Hughes, Pa J law ren ce, New York Limit S P Franklin J Z Cottons, 81 Louis Oeo W.Wcotten,Laurel,Del P FI llfeare , y New York J Ash & la, Baltimore DL Learney, Baltimore G W_Biukle, Atlantic City James Gordon, Delaware B bowler, Delaware D Stockton & sic. Bnrling'n W Warner, Washington J 0 Reid & w, !Baltimore :Ines Louisa field, Baltim'e John Morrie, Baltimore A B Pitkin, Alexandria, Va 11 S Osborn, New Jersey , C C Nett& w Cleveland Norman Hubbard, Hartford J C McClure, Leesburg. I S Merck & la, Leesburg W Ch de, Delaware Mrs A R Lyon _ . Mrs Charlton F (lowan, Pottsville N 13 Camp, New To , k W Hubbard, New York C P Williams. New York Hicks a la, New York W Hubbard, New "York J Faron, S A Birkbeek, Jr, New York P Spencer J D Jones, Wadi, D C 31.1-clusuitn'—Portyth C J Washburn 31 Mulvaney F Sumner, Shawnee. Pa .l A hunks], Newville Clandy, Newville Jae B Orr, Orrstown, Pa John G Orr, Orsetown, Pa. C By ster, Chambersbarg W C bobenstein, Kansas Dr C cNeal, Falcon co Wm A Merton. Lancaster- John' Deaner, Lancaster Chas Reingier,Lancaster J K flays, Williamsport D Haylman, Lewis Ritter, Williamsport A F Everhart & en, Penne J Cob'en. St Louis Jehn Rein gier, Lanceater Alb4rt Reingier,Lancaster MiSE Cornelia Geingier, Pa. Mips Eva Reingter,Penna. W Wolf & wf, Centre co Pa F u Keasner. Jackson, Mich S Sibart. Chambersburg Mies M El Seibert, Puma Dan ie i HesF, Centre co, Pa I John Bough, Bucks co John End,ich, Reading Wm Shortlidge, Bellefonte J Clapp A B Cramer & wf, Penns dire Couch Sr 2 ch,Delaware Miss Conch, Delaware'. - • Eli;S FoWle'y i sicter, Del Mine Merriman, Delaware W.l-1 Gardner & la, York co, W Showel & la, Maryland R Thompson, Milroy, Pa T Stribler, Europe C Palmer, New Hope B Brownfield . Adam Jacobs, Jr, Penns J E Malfatrick. Ft Wayne W McCready. New Jersey Geo W.Life, Mallon, Ind. S T Daily: Jonesboro, In d Owen Hancock - Phillipsb'gj L C Bear, Cincinnati Americsust—Chestnut C W Thompson 6 W Kima.Washint tow W Bunt, Washington J . Ft Ruth, Baltimore Streub, Penna Jaclo•on. Washington D H Wertz, Penna S A Schloss, Georget'n, D C D Dalshemer. Baltimore JIL Blauvelt, New York J & Mackay la, N Y J T wins, Penna T. A dams, Illinois W B ally, Penna A Jackson, Penns Allshouse, South Bend W A White. Chester co H White, Chester co G A Yeomans, Penna A W Butler. Mauch Chunk Capt J Newburgh, II S A C W Krause & la Miss C Roepper D K Herr, Lancaster co .A Peeve: & la. Blair co J 31 Stewart, Troy H Harris, New York F B Falconer, New York 31 . B Mount, New York St. Lonis—Chestamit, Jos Cummings, Philad Rev Wm B Searborough,llid .1 "F Bugler, New York • II Rees New York J ffi Ropepepo, Penns . . Jacob Phillips, Mt Holly. J A Locke, Boston T Wegener. Toledo, 0 linnison Thomas. Ohio ' W T Leamr, Weatford, Pa Miss Mollie Ford, Indiana Mrs Thompson 0 Herman, Brooklyn W Hobroyd, Waterford B Codman. Boston Chia Steine & svf,NewYork Dudley Ps to Jr, New York J N Lightner & wf, Balt L Raymond, Wilm'n Del Chas H Mercer, Baltimore The Union—Arch ■ 1. Kalamai], Pittsburg L Lowenstein, 'Davenport Stokes, Trenton C B Kunkle, Trenton . W Burrere Jos 0 Bider, Rt Thomas, Pa R B Tolbert, Chombereburg C H Ornbb B Hillerbrant, Ohio Mrs Punk, Hamburgton Miss Wright, Juniata' It Bomberger W B Shaffer, Pittsburg Se s T Reber, Reading W Somerdike, Bridesburg A B Stewart, Penna S a McCauley. USA ' ID Ilniick, Easton D Hiatus & w, Washinen J W Ferguson, W Chester Bald Bagle—Third S F. C Robertson, New Jersey Jos Miller. Pennsylynnia J N Horn, Carbon eo, Pa A Lien, Allentown . _ . Sam' Brlckley,Centreco,Pa John Brickley, Centre co, Pa John Ball. Quakertown Black Bear—Third b A Stauffer, Berke co JR' Pickeneheld,Lehigh co CI B March, Backe co. W Z Raker, Trevertoa • II Raker, Treverton hire Rudy. Slatington M' A Beim', Pennaylvania A Wart/nap, ronnsylyania P P Stewart, Snffale D S Black, Brldgetoa,ll 3 Miss Sarah Black, Bridgetn Freeman & Beaton ,T V Gish, Shippensburg Mile pate May, lowa A P Worrell, Del co, Pa 'Jos Hall, Del co, Pa' Edm Edm Green, Del CO. Pa Elwood Worrell, Del co, Pa Miss Annie Dick, Delco, Pa Mee Maggie Dick DeL co Miss R Hatcher, Del co, Pa Wm 'l' Morrison. Pa R L Pyle & w, Chester co Me E Forman .& 1., Reston A Hamilton, Trenton W Verner, Pottsville H'MI era, New Y ork Ass:Douglass, hi Chunk A Ackerman. Cincinnati - Allison White, Lock Haven Chas Marton ' Delaware L Geo B SchalAllentown D a Letterman, Reading Geo M Tillman. Hoboken W M Brown. Brie R S Small, Buffalo W Green & w. Washin g'n Chas F Millar, Baltimore Joseph Frees, Baltonore Sarni Gardner. Wilmington JWWaddle&w, Se Louie Miss Ella Hammett.St Lonis R F Brubaker, Lancaster co C P Hawkins, New York A E Borey, New York N Applebach, Penna B Seebrem s, New York C P Do Lancy, St Louis 0 Kimball, New York 13 13 Jegter. Maryland J W Moore, U S N street. below Arel. John Leech, Centre co, Pa JD Goan, Dewart, Pa G Getz, Lancaeter H. W Bringhuret, glkton,lld A F J Henry, Elkton; Aid W J Clark. Connecticat W S Rutherford, Harrisburg B Shaw, Clearfield J Y Geier ' Philipsburg Jas Allison Sewickley- J T Foster, Pen usylvania J C Wallace. Pennsylvania C R Armstrong, Steubenville W D Sprecher & wf, Penns, W Porter & sis, Clearfield Miss K Bataan, Lancaster John Newcomer,. NEM, Geo Rot broch, Williamsport Wm H Frank, Uniontown ' W R Leman, Uniontown R H Duncan, Pennsylvania C RB Morrison, .Prosibutrg Geo Rosenberger &wt Pa. C R Clarke, Cincinnati, 0 J Longafelt, Hollidaysburg Wm K Minick WI% Pittstig Miss Minick, Pittsburg Gumbarts, Harrisburg. Jacob Weil, Harrisbarg J WGreatheaci,McConnollab D A Fob!. St Thomas. Pa S H Fredricks, Lock Haven S Scott, Lock Haven A R Stover, Penna P Hine, Cincinnati Hon & Wright. Clearfield H P Ross, Doylestown W A Dixon. Ripley, .O' R C Miller, Lock Riven Joseph Waters J Bustead, dew York MWJacks ,, n & wf, B arwick Mrs W H Wooden, Berwick- L Houskuntt, Berwick D Mayer, Harrisburg - J Brodwater, Maryland. E J Henry, Maryland K White & son, Ohio H P Pahnestock,,Lancaster street, above lielgtb.. H Woodwa rd, Wheeling 0 F Smith. Clew Y ork . . - • • hire M Beaver, M Chaak J R Cestero. New York A Davis. New York R Lott. New Jersey E Uidham, Maryland J C Norris, Delaware . . L Wnitaker. New Jersey J Beck, Buffalo A for Huntingdon Mies Al Pori"Huntingdon R McClain & la. Altoona P Brown, New York A Thorn, Jr, at N J C P Spfort & w, Wash 'n 3f Low- & la. New York Lient h P Barer, II E. A L AMOS, New York - s a Hackett & la, Penna g V mghn, Washington II Heapion, New York TBowen,R ebester,N Y Sparhawk, Vermont 0 II Flake, Panna E L Hbi •s, New York - • • Rev Ridgely Md M Curtis, Delaware C McShane. Delaware street. above 'Third Fi Tames Long, II a N Mrs C Maxwell, Mercer - John Smith, G 'ten Point Chas Linch, New York C Barn, New York I J Davey, Pottsville Win Dovey Pottsville W W Bradford. Boston Beni Stone, Boston Jahn Quinn & wf, N Y J A Serverson, Smyrna,Del J iVI Slack. Boston Mr Jones, Reading II Johnson, Baltimore M Jo Bnitalo Harris y, on Beecher, N Y Isaac A Sands, New York Coo Dow, New York 11. F Smith, Rhode Island trect, above Third. Geo K Bowman, Delaware W Hammett, Waynesboro Harbangh. Lebanon, Pa S H Myer, Lane to, Pa. J Potts. Chasterco, Pa B HJackson, Britisher% Pa Smith, South Dend,lnd B Proctor, Mass J H Vincent Mrs EI Weld en Jesse Vickers, Wheeline,Va Dr Millhoase, Ohio D NHwder, Pottsville W C Baker, New Pittsbrg,o W P Ricks. Massillon. 0 fl Ogilby, Hagerstown JB Hay, New Jersey Thomas Pay, Ohio W Meredith, Ohio t.," above Callawb.lll. D William, Northamp'n co Mtge Northamp co Thee Brown, Montgom'y so W Keep, Backe co, Pa. I 11. Fit her. M D. Stonehsb'C W J Shiervrechter, 8 D, Pa t.., above Callowhllli. Benj Weida. L.high co David Sehtill. Penne John Shnlienbarger. Penns BenOleenhard, Permit Gov W Feting, Leh ( igh co John Garrett, Salty Haven Jacob . G. Apple, Penne. .t street, above Milk. FL A Highland; Ohle - - Mrs H Weiland. Ohio W J R Dy , trt, Aitoona Jack Altoona 11. WMorey,.. Danville David Neti, Heading W 8 Milligan, New Jersey WS Milligan. Prinseton.NJ John Miller. Harrisburg A aloyer. ilarrlittinrg Mrs A Perry at la. Mass M H Matthews. Washington A 0 Hunter. Pennsylvania Thos Origin, Delaware Jar, B Skahan, Delaware Chas S King, Palawan Mates Union—Marks R E Monaghan. W Cheater J 14 Brixton, West Chester J 11 Bailey &la, Cheater co JD Brawn & le, Maws Jab B Cabe, &my, Pa Sand Pollok , Cleveland, 0 Geo Collyer & la. Delaware H McCholh, Pennsylvania Geo W Powell. New Jersoy J& Wright, Wealrw.C.Conn W Coffey. Lees X kande Thee T Tasker. Delaware BMA Rate M Wooding, Pa Geo Noble, Pittsburg - Mice Sallie George. Latrobe D 0 Baker, Cbambersburg C Honker, Pennsylvania rtbewe Chests:SAL 0 N Gray, Mester Co W H Bill, Doylestown John Wilbou. Doylestown. & Bratten, Cuester oo J Coulron Ohio. A Etri Aland, Lancaster co N Wright. COestor co I lit Rhoads, Penne E E Bowman Ch.ater co II Wells. Pennsylvania J Dews Chester co (snob Dines+, Chester co 0 H Sear/. Now Jer.scy C Iv Dago, New JorseY Commercial Hotel—Si L B Woodward, Penna 3 MoCauchtey; Ohio M 1.; Macy. U . Mr Salomon Mr Brinkley J Foeter„ Wilmir Rion, Del:. Win Johnston, Concord. Pa Jae. Breerster.Penna 1 11 Wcodbridv.e.klewark,o J C Worth, Oirford,_Pa floury A Jamison. 24 - "York Mrs Wilson. Kansas Mrs 1301 mo, Lance,ter co J 0 Moore. uhester co s ' g e r D u e d r 1 c S kto a n i Meadvillev Arch. J Ii Donnell]. I Canner, Penns P Meßeener. Springfield At Rays & wf Para initth, Pittsburg W Mrt hy,. Pittsburg A Ir Williams, Trenton R 'P Warner, Norrietown . L M Noreen, New Jersey C U Miller, Salem, N J noun( Vernon Hotel, D W C Brodhead, Wash. P H loner, Saw/IMB co W Parks. Easton D Gilcbrist, Now York Mr McDonald & Is,Reading H S Fox, Salem, N 8 L Bei i , E atom, N J Nr . Week New Jersey 1) A Eobeffter, Tamaqua S Tomlineau, Pen ua Geo Gael. er, Tamaqua filititional -- }tacie let C Ame , men, Danville Lernl Arnertnev, Danville J .1 Bowman Sc son, Penne E PRochtvell, Penne J ritzsereld & wf. AllentM C 11 KIIRIIB% Bethlehem Barnum'm O c Orezhoser, New Yoik P Erence. New York W Henikr . oW Eittrbimmb, Wis A Smith, New York Robt Hewer, New Toil 0-BSUt, Balt efeGee I'dw Meal:tiro ' - John lance, York, Pa • Diadtion—Second st S Mellott, Stroudsburg MIA Hughes. Trenton, N .J. B B Head, Delaware J Parker, Delaware R Boyes, Stroudsburg \V Boyes, Stroudsburg B Jones. Trenton. J T C Webster. New Jersey Parker. Trenton 0 W Bell, Trenton Hearn, Delaware d sweet., below Vine. David Saul Barley Sheaf—Seeon Simon Paynell. Newtown Chas Coffman, Jen) intown Barry Beryls, llone,town Chap Manicure & la, N J M B Lutz, Yhiladelphla Jnn Tingley, Waterford. N J John Paxson, Bncke co 4 Hollowell, Montgomy co MI Kirkhride,rie r town. R W knight Feasterville J Smith & la, Hartford 1 Mrs Price, Backs co B Shaw, Washington J Davison & wI. New Jersey Wm Davidson, Pensa J Bice, Trenton, N J I M Raver, Lambertville 1G W Huffnagle.Lambertv J S Larne, Buckingham Alfred Hnffnagle, Philada .Lewta Frederick, Philada B M Stewart Pemba Geo W hnizelman, renna Chae Mitchner SPECIAL NOTICES_ DR. WISHART'S DYSPEPSIA PILL. Dyspepsia I Dyspepsia! ' Dyspepeia cured for $l.„ or $1 returned I Dyspepsia cured for $l, or $1 returned! Dyspepsia cured for $l, or $1 returned! Dyspetsia cured for $l, or $1 returned! Wiebart's Great'American Dyepept.s Pill is a nositlye clue for Dyspepsia. I warrant a care in every case, no matter it of twenty years' standing, or the money re turned. Price slper box Sent by mail free of charge on l eceipt of the money. - It* DR. I. Q. C. WISNART'S GREAT. AMERI CAN Dyerepsia Pill and Treatment a Poeitive Care for Dyepesia. Dr. Wishart has treated. in the past two years, (9'390) nine thousand three hundred and nine ty patients for DysPepsia, in its various forms, and in every case whole the medicine was taken as directed. it made a perfect care. A number of the above cases had been treated by the most eminent physician.% in thi3 country and Europe. He invites all persons suffering from the disease to give him "a call. Office and Store. No. 10 North SECOND Street, Philadelptia, Pa. It* CHRONIC DIARRIICEA OF LONG STANDING CURED in a few - days WITHOUT MEDICINE, by DR. A. H. STEVENS, ISIS South PEEN SQUARE 0016. tf KEEP IT 'BEFORE THE PEOPLE.—THAT the "Stoat RHiptke" received the Premium at the late State. Fair, for the bast SEWING MAMIE - NS for all family purposes. Salesrooms 721 ORES THUT Street— Masonic Hall. ocl6-6t DR. HOOFLAND S CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by Dr. C. M. 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LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order 'warranted satisfae• tory. Our Oxkfitrau SYSTE' is strictly adhered to. to are thereby treated alike. del2-1v JONES & CO., 604 MARKET Street MARR=ED. • THOMPSON—WATTSON.—On Thursday, 15th inst , at the First 13 iptist Church, by tho Rey. J Wheaton Smith. James G. Thompson to Miss Lizzie Watteon, all of Philadelphia. [No cards. ] OW IN—JASPER.—On the 6th inst.. by Rev. Jonathan C. Gibbs; Mr. Wm. J. Gwin to Miss Amelia T. Jasper.' both of Virginia BLSII—NE WBOLD.—On the 15th inst. at St. James' Church, by the Rev. Dr. Morton. John Lowber Welsh to Maria, daughter of the late Anthony T. Newbold. DIM3Z). ALTEMUS —On the 10th inst., Mrs. Pamela Altemus, relict of the late Thomas Altemns, in the &at year of her age. Due r otice of the funeral will be given.f. ** bANDERSON.—On the morning of the 14th inst., Sarah E.; wife of W. Sanderson, Sr.. The funeral will take place on Saturday.l7th inst ' at 10 o'clock A H:, from her husband's residence, N 0.840 North Fifth street. ** LARGE;—On the 12th inst.. Thomasine Large, in the 68th year of ber age. The relativet and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral. from the , residence of her son-in-law, Daniel H. Harper. near Olney. in T wenty second ward, this (Friday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. _ ASH CON —On the 13th inst , Mrs. Catharine L. Ashton, in the 75th year of her age. The male friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 737 South Ninh. street, on Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. - ** WILSON:—On the 14th inst., Mrs. Annie Wilson, in the ESth 3 ear of her age. Her relatives and male friends are invited to attsnd her funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Jasper I' a, ding, No 314 South Third street, this (Friday) after noon, at 2 o'clock. ' GEORGE —On the 13th inst., in the 88th year of her age. Alice George. Her friends and acquaintances and those of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late resideQnce, Pennsylvania railroad and City avenue, On this (Eftrth-d ay) To meet at the house at 10 o'clock. FOX —On the afternoon of the 13th inet., of bilious rerni tent fever, William N. FOx; aged 37. The friends of the deceased and those of the family are rest. &pally invited to attend the f oneral, from his late residence northeast corner of Twentieth and Arch streets. this (Friday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further notice. To proceed to Ger uantown. * BLACK. SILKS! SILKS! Lyons An:wires, Low-priced Pealt de Soles, Lyons Cloaking ,irmnres, Gros des Indies, Lyons Poult de Solos. Glossy Gros de Blanes, Lyons Gros Grains, Gros de Saes, Pouf t de Soie Mat, Lyons Tains, Bischoff's Mourning Silk, Marcellines Lustrines, Lyons Bonnet Taffetas, Modes. Senshews, afc. BESSON SON', 1, 918 CHESTNUT Itreet Mourning Stor NTATY-BLUE CLOTH FOR LADIES' " L I CLOAKS. R-4 Scarlet Opera Cletus. Purple and Asaline Blue. Black Mixed Water-proof.EYRE & JARRELL. EYRE & LANDELL. FOURTH find ARCH, have a com plete assortment of Childrea's Shawls._ btoovLs WHOLESALE. 00.6 MR. DEMPSTER (ASTER AN AS. seace of several years) will give a Musical En tertainment at MUSICAL FUND HALL, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS October 21. th fc , nd 2:id, when he - will introduce his new songs 'in the rinceas" . and " "Idyls of the King, t , getiter with the " May Queen." Tickets, SO cents. ; Reserved Seats, SI; may be secured, with numbers attached, at Mr. J.'S; GOULD'S, where a diagram of the Rail may be seen. 0015 51. IM. OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. . PHILADELPHIA. October 12th, 121:N. • . . . Tile Directors have this day declared a dividend of SIX PER CENT. for the last six months. which will be paid to the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on and after the 22d inst., exciusive of - all taxes. ecl3•flt* A. C. L 'CRAWFORD. Secretary. ImOFFICE OP THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA. Oct 6, 1863. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company. held Ode day, a Semi-Annual Dividend of SIX PER CENT.. and an Extra Dividend of TEN - PER CENT., was declared on the Capital Stock, payable to the Stookhold ers. or their legal representatives. on and after the 15th instant [oc6-10t] J. W. McALLiSTSR, Sap% im CORN - EXCHANGE BA_NK. PIIITAMMLPHIL, OCt 12, 1883. The annual election of DIRECTO tit; will be bold at the Banking Hones on MONDAY, the 16th day of November next. between the hours of 10 A. M and EP. N The annual meeting of the - Stockholders will be held on 'TDEeD Alt, the,3d day of November next, at l 2 M. oaf-mole J. W TORREY. Cwhier. Ir.3a. FARMERS , AND MECHANICS' BANK, PHILADELPHIA, October 2. 1863. 'rho annual election for Directors will be held at the Banking House on MONDAY, the 16th day of November next, between the hours of 9 o'clock & and 3 o'clock P. M.•. and on TUESDAY, the third day of November next, agel eral meeting of the Stockholders will be held at the Banking Howe at 4 o'clock P M.. agreeably to charter. W. RUSHTON, JR., 003490/8 Caehier. ST. LUKE'S AUXILIARY TO THE SANITARY COMMISSION earnestly solicits from members of the congregation and others contributions for the benefit of SICK and WOUNDED SOLDIERS. Ax- Mime of Diet. Flannel, and other Goode,may be sent to the Seciety's Room, in the basement of the Church (THIRTEENTH.Street. below Spruce,) every FRIDAY. between 9 and 1 o'clock, and Money to the Treasurer, CHS. W: CUSHMAR.tio..I2B S. DELAWARE Ave nue. M COMMONWEALTH BANK, PHILADELPHIA, oetober 6, 734113. The simnel eleation for Directors will be held at the BANKING HOUSE. on MONDAY, the sixteenth day of November next. between the hours of ten A. M. and two The annual meeting of the Stockholders,will be , held , On TUESDAY, the third day of November. ten o, Stook G YOUNV - Caghter ocl-wfaratnoli - • - . • THE PRESS.-P A S i i • • I • r•Va.; MRS. 41'. MI M.D. LE OTUREIS' THIS ,(Mohdayi. and swat- Arfititt7o,9lf this yeti/. at Redding_ M. E. Churi3h; SIXTEENTH a •ad - COATES Streets. ..ocl3 4t eet, above Third C Graber, Schnylklfi co J S Robinson, Luanne co F Embick. New York J Sheard, Minersrille Mr Jenuines & fain, W4Bb. Jacob Kauffman, Reading it street, stbows awe& Moe Horan, Strocesburg Ncw Joisey &Can', Nen; it . weY • Sslyesit: Mbaaolot• I "3tiiis-lleury, Bid tr c,Pa t• Hli.i v ai ng L; h itg Jy 0 Stile+, Milford,- J N Henry, Milford,N C D Hayes, Pa John Percival, New York eet, albove Warkett. E Hearn, Dehtware E B Airkbride, New Jereey S P Martin, Gaorgetowa J Finch, Fittehnig E Baker. Illinois . . B A Knight,Nevrbaryport B C Knight. NewburYPJ t IN Bticb, Newbaryport J Pinney, Stockton, N J P S . Kugler. New Jersey 1 -SUPER' BLACK UNION BANK., PHILADELPHIA, October 1863. —The annual meeting of The stock holdere of this 13bull will be held at the be altia4 hoase on TOESDAY „November 6, at 12 M. The aim nal election for Directors will be held on MON- D AY, -November 18. bet ween'tha hours of 10 A M. /111 d. 21'. M. - J. 3. HUOKEL, oe6mvertNl6 Osabier. SOUTHWARK. BANK," 'PLIILADELPHIA, Octobers, 1881 The animal election for Directors will be held at the BANELA BOUSE, on MONDAY, the stxteenth.day of November next, between the hours of ten L. ht. and two A general meeting of the Stockholde're will be held at the someplace on TUESDAY, the third day of Novem ber next. at twelve o'clock 8f - oo7• F: P. STEEL, Cashier. MWESTERN BANK, OF' PHILA.- DELPI3IA. OCTOBER 3, 1863. An Election for Directors. to serve this Bank the en suing year. will be hFld at the Banking House, on MON DAY, the 16th day of November next. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M. ' The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held on TOMAS , the 3 , 1 day of November next, at 12 o'clock M. [ocs-inwftl6N] O. M puotrui AN, Cashier. KEIiSINGTON BANK, PH1.16, 1 11.18L- Pl 4 le October 3. 1863. The Annual Mootirm of the Rltookholders wEIILe held at the Banking-house on TUESDAY. the El day of ile- Tember, 1863, et 30 o'clock A. M. ovt-mwftol3 An Election for Thirteen Directors. to serve the ensu ing year. will be held at the Banking-house - on MON DAY, 16th of November, 1863, between the ' bouts of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. C. T. YBRR'6B, oc.mwftnovl6 ' (Lothian GIB ARD BA.NK.; PHILADELPHIA, October Bth, le63.—The annual in