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BELIGIOD S IRIT samara.
PHILADIL?ttIa PULPrre —Rev. J. B. Tombes,
lieving returned from Missouri with his fhTlifiL has
entered upon his duties in connection with the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia. Rey. W . S.
Hall has accepted the oall of the Boon °hunt, Phi
ladelphia, ono bee entered upon hladutlee with. to
kepi) Of prosperity.
_ /inflow Ructoro•BTIISHT Onl:rnatr...—The Ilitattort
School of this eharoh, at the- corner of Eleventh
Street and Columbia avenue. has grown beyondihe
bounds of the room at pres Sent , nocupled. It Is flow
proposed to obtain a lot and erect a suitable build
ing for the purposes of the sohool. In the church
itself the peoutdery protipetity Is almost unexatil•
pled in the history of new enterprises. All but two
or three of the pews are rented, and the income
from pew rents fs over $B,OOO.
DEATH OP A MissDm...RT.—Rev. Zenas Goes,
ml/Wooer! of the American Board In Syria, de
parted this life at Marash, August 28111, aged 82
years. Saha been 'elected as one of the 'intro°.
tors of the Theological school In the latter place.
Now MISSIONARY SOCIBTY.—A missionary So
"(deity has just been established in England, entitled
the "Foreign Evangelist society," The commit
tee oontista of three clergymen and fourteen lay.
men, The honorary soon tary is George Pearce,
Esq., and the treasurer is Colonel Foquett. Phe
following ore the objects of the sonlety: t.•T'o send
out and sustain in the mist lon.fteld evangelists' of a
More humble kind than our educated and ordained
missionaries; men similar to our city mistaionaries,
who have to deal with the Illiterate ; who, with
little comparative training, would be acted to speak
of Christ to the vast mass of uneducated people
abroad. 2 To eall °tit end sustain, as far as prac
ticable, native evangelists and Bible-readers in
Papal and heathen Countries. 8. To assist In send
ing out telt-supporting missions, and to seek Open
inga for Christian emigrants. 4 To stimulate
Christian men ID the army, Davy, etc., abroad, and
others who leave England tor purposes ofoommerce
or travel, to co operate with.the Association for the
inrtheranee of the Gospel. •
Petite talltßB' SALARIES IN THE SOUTH.—The
Eplhoopel church in Macon,. Georgia, now gives its
pastor ten thousand dollars per annum (Cooled..
rate money). The Presbyterians agree to support
.their minister, cost what it may.
THE livvrEfasiON or A Rio/ VAL.—It is 'related
'that the Rev. A. Chandler, D. 8., who rested from
.1118 long and useful tabors on the 20th of Octobers
last, was converted during the revival In Shelburne,
in 1801, which was greAtly promoted by the preach
ing of the Rey. Dr. Archibald Aleaanper.
THE ENGLISH MOVESIaIT TOW'ARDS INTER.
COMMINION.—The Loudon !beer/says : It Is stated
that several eastern 00010SiestiOS ate expected in
England In the early part of next year. They come,
commissioned by the Synod of Moscow, to make
definite inquiries regarding the present visit/on of
the Church of England, with a view to restored In.
tercommunion. At Rome the tractarlan-movement
for fraternization does Lot appear to hod favor. The
Pope has addressed a letter to !he Roman Catholic
„Bishops of this tiountry,cmiletnning the Association.
for. Prikmoting the Unity ot ihiristendom. The,
gin= d When by the P.ps is exactly what might
have been expected. The Gre../E Church is 130 Ills-
NAM; and the Protestant Church is heretic, and
therefore they have no part In it me. The attempt
Mutiny proceeds altogether, In the Pope'sjildgMent,
on the false notion that " the true Church of Jesus
Christ consists partly of the Roman I.lattiolle Church'
propagated and dittos(*) thrcuith the world, partly
of the Phonon schism and the English heresy, to
which equally with the Roman Catholic Church,
there Is one Lord. one talc , ..•n-• b ,pitam,”
FINANVLIii AND vOMMBROLIL.
The stock market was again driil yesterday for mis
cellaneous stocks. • Government loans. however, con
tinned to improve; the 1881 loan was X higher, and the
6-20 e also X. State 6s were also letter, selling up to
81X. dew City es advanced X. and *old at the close at
102 X. In the share list we notice a desline of X in /Wad
ing; Pennsylvania Redhead aold at e7X. which, being
as advance of X. was the came price at which Reading
sold; Philadelphia lad Erie and Mittel ill were un
changed; for Catawirea prefarrcd only 88% was bid,
being a decline of I; Lehigh Valley sold at 80, and Cam
den and Amboy at 102. Company bonds were lees ac
tive and very dull. Camden aod Amboy 70e sold :at
107%; Chesapeake and Dela ware Is at 1111, and Camden
and Amboy moat, 63, Ism. at 106. The oil *stocks were
in moderate demand. Walnut Island was the moot sa
liva in the list, having advanced to 4% from 2311; Maple
Shade sold at 96. a rice 0f.2; Curtin fell of % , and :Eg
ben X; 81. Nicholas and Hibbard were also lower. Of
the coal companies, Clinton deciised 3f, Penn Mining
sold at'DOX, and Big Mountain at Bank chases con
tinue arm. Girard sold at 81; Farmers' and Mechanics'
at 70;168 was bid for Philadelph.a Bank, an advance of
X; 40 for Consolidation, 60 for Union, and 80 for Cam
den. City passenger ratters; stocks are very dull, and
no 'the are reported. 26X was bid for Thirteenth and
Fifteenth; 84% for Spence and Pine, a decline of X; 66
for West Philadelphia, 16 for Arch. 10 for Race and
Vine, and 26 for Green lead Goatee; 70 was asked for
Second and Third, 49 for Tenth and Eleventh, 49 for
Chestnut and Walnut, and 27 for Girard College
The canal and coal stocks were quoted ae follows:
Bid. Ask I aid. Ai*.
&Amyl lifay.wref. sag a , %1 flow Creek C0a1... 1
61neq Canal MXi Clinton Coal • 13;
Yullon Coal 7% 7%1 Butler Goal- ••• ••• 10 12
Big Mount Coal • . OM 6
The oil docks were quota
love
dek.
Reystt ue Zinc.... 2 234
Excelsior t/11 174 L 94
011 Creek 9 PN
Maple Shade Oil.. 83 86
meminteck Oil• • 6N 6
Perry Oil 9% 4
'Seneca 011 11 11
Densmore 011..... 16y. 7
Dairen 011 . . ... 93; 9N
Meittheny 011 ..636
Olmstead Oil 8 3,1 e
Gold 13 cinataf during the day as follows
•,••
11 A.
12 M. •-•-••• • •
I P. 21.
4 P. 21
In another column Will be found the advertieement_
of the Royal Petroleum Company, whose capital is
$600,000, subscription price ;SO per share. The corn-
Deny owns large interests la the McClintock, Hyde and
Egbert, Jersey, Reed, Turtle, and other wells, besides
the entire land interact in twelve acres on Cherry Run,
about three• fourths ot-e
This property is all boreable, and
are
wells are now
being drilled on it, two of 'which are near completion '
and, according to the leases granted, five more wells
are to be commenced on the property within one hun
dred days from November I, 1844. Also, forty acres, in
tee simple, on Cherry Rnn, above the twelve acre
owned by the company. Two derricks are now being
erected, and the development of this property will be
prosecuted vigorously. The tympany are now receiv
ing from the producing interests fifty four barrels of oil
daily; also, an interest in eighteen wells in various
stages of completion—two on Allegheny river, from
which they will receive half the oil; three on McClin
tock Farm. from which they will receive one. eighth
the oil; five on Ohm, fun, half the 01l ; two on Cherry
Run, all the oil, and six on the Hyde and Egbert Farm.
The dlrectco fl of the Camden and Atlantic Land Com
pany have deolezbd a dlvldtnd of six per cent. upon
the capital stock.
The Ncßibeny Oil Company have declared a dividend
of one pat/cent. on the capital gook.
The following la the amount of coal transported over
the Schuylkill Cumuli during the week ending Dor.
64 1864:
i!rom Port Carbon '
' Polley'lle ... ... . . .
" Schuylkill 'Haven....
" Port Clinton ...... ....
Total for weak
.Previously this year
Total
'To tame time last year
The following is the amount of coal transported on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad daring the
weekending Nov. 24, 1664:
From Port Carbon Tone
A 39 Cwt.
6 04
Pottsville 500 10 ...
.
" Sonnylntl' Haven . • 12,577 -07+
Auburn 2,669 07
Port Clinton 10,129 11 -
" Harrisburg and Danpldn .... ..
Total Anthracite Coal for week e 6.671 19
From Harrisburg, total Bituminous mai.... 9,376 10
Total of all kinds for week
Previously this year. ...... .
Total
To Mlle time lag yells ••••• go"
•
Increase 6.630 CO
The Chien go Tribune' of the 231 last. says of the
money market in that city : There has been much ac
tivity in financial circles to day. The weather is very
- favorable to packers. There are large numbers of hogs
in market, and buyers are plenty. Pricas are well
maintained, notwithstanding the drooping gold market,
which, however, has given a sort of spasmodic kick to
day, carrying up the Pica to some extent. Packers
have made large mills upon the bankers to- day, many
of them tendering exchange for currency. This has.
made exchange plenty and created something of a strin
gency In currency. Other markets are generally fiat,
and do not sympathize with the tranalent rise In gold.
At present the banks are well supplied with means, al
-though somewhat short of currency; but If the rush of
yesterday and: to. day continues, a stringency in both
must come. Exchange ill Oat. The offerings have been
large, and have been generally accepted by bankers,
.although It somewhat crippled them in the volume of
currency which they wish to retain on hand. There is
no change in quotations, X discount buying, par sell‘
Inc but If the offerings shall prore as large to-morrow
as to-day, they will generally reduce quotations to X
discount buying, )4 discount selling.
. PHILADELPHIA. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, N0v.26.
BEFORE 11.0ARD8.
9100 Irwin Oil ..--. 12 r 60 Noble & Del 0
100 do ildays 113( 100 Curtin OIL 153(
200 do 11 103 do b 3016
39) do 11X 100iBtri. Creek 4/4
600 Corn Planter 811, SOO do • cash 424
60 do ..... 8 - 1(0 El Dorado 011 214
Sfs do . ..... ....,•• 814 300 Walnut Leland.... 3
190 011 Creek EIX 100 do 2X
600 do 814 19IXI do 3
200 do 8 8 p MX) do 3X
160 do 5,•,...• 8 3; 0 do bfr 3.W
/CO do OCO do sg
300 Dalzell Pietro Oa -939 200 Hibberd 011. 3X
WO do ••••••••• n 100 do cash ago
200 do !days 9 3000 do °ash 3 3-16
gto Sniper 011.... ..., 2 X 1000 do cash 3X
300 St Nicholas 011.... 4 200 Extersior 011.—.1 1916
FIRST BOARD.'
- 3060 IT 86s elm/Lep off. 103 M 100 Big Mountain 6IL
I
'2OOO do 110 g ,4130011 Creek. cash Acta X
36(00 17 S b-20 Bonds...al 4)0100 do 'lots X
200 do 104 X 11:0 do 1)6 X
400 do 111134 . 8(Xl do• ...10t5... b3O
1100 do 10te.106 MO patrol' 011 b 5 X
6.0600 do lots.M4X 100 do
.b 6 X
640 City Cla New • dors.lo2 200 do - ' b 5
9 1
1030 CdrAmill 68'89 2dy 106 100 do b 5
600 State 6.5 641( 360 Mccilintock 011. lots
37 Parm&M i la D'k ch 70 100 lheey Oil
14 do 70 66 Caw & Amb R 10te.114
100 Penn Mining..b3o 21 63 Penns it
,lots, 6!
100 Big Mountain..ba) 524 103 Cherry Rau tax
2EO do tilt ICO 6finehrli it —..-lots 60
100 do 624 MO Philo & Erie R..b60 3134
BETWEEN BOARDS.
'MO Noble & Dela.. 2 dye 9 200 Irwin Oil ...... ..... 10
9 Penns A 6734 X
100 do • 10
3 d 6700 o 10
34 d o o", .....-6734 8 1 (X) Ches d & Dela 6a 103
SECOND BOARD.
1000 City be new. 33pn..10234 10 Philada & Erie R•••• 31
Ito Penn Mining 2034 100 McClintock 011 634
10 Lehigh Va1..2 dye 80 3Mt ri ehill B 60
100 Cherry Lion 30 We. 5 Mops Gas . 10
AFTER BOARDS.
'lOO Pennsylvania 8.. 67X 600 Rego ins R. b6Brint 871(
8 Philo Bank .. . .... 169 12 Penna R
100 MeOlintookOil.... 6% 200 Clinton 97 1. g
am State as ... ...... 94X 100 I/wistaria. Falls ball. 10
6 Girard Bank. ..... 61 . 200 CODA ?dining
2Ce) Daleell 990 Corn Plant ....».. 7§
100 McClintock 6.4 300 4111 Creek bl 6 924
200 Maple Shade . 4 / 5 0. 86 00 Seneca 11
MO Noble Jr Dela 9 NO 1rwin....... .. b 5 10X
400 Irwin ' 10 SOO Dalzell.• . . 93i
19) Dairen b. 30• 9% 100 011 Draelt . ....gdys. 9
400 Walnut Island 16. 4X -290 Dalzell .• .. —••b.313- - 9%
100 Curtin b3O. 16N:1001 cam Et Amb '791-10734
800 McClintock 6X l 100 Detroit9X
100 Mineral Oil Own 291 200 Walnut Island ha) lii
10 , Hebert 414 600 Eldorado
100 Walnut Island b 6. 4/‘ 00 Briggs 414
-No Bull Creek.... us. 4.4 I 100 St Nicholas ........ 4X
20 do bal. 4341 SOO Walnut Island.... 414
"AO Walnut Island.... 4X; 190 Curtin • • ..... 1)15. 191(
100 St Nichol as 4 09' 1(0 Hyde Farm tix
t 0 Seneca..,. 83(', 1 800 Wai6 at Wand-- e 4l1 100 Reading R be 68 4eo do
Sal Dankard 011 opg. IX 12 Nobte k Dela..., 14 4
300 Perry 1 1 4- B k, Clinton 1
100 -St Bitibobts 4X 100 Egbert.... ...... b 5 41
KO Caldwell 6 2100 Reading 1 67
34 Walnut Isl'd blO. 434 DO Senses...... Wye. 11
-- 32(0 do. 11).10. 4341 TM Perry WO .4
300 do. ,•• • . 4 444 9110 Hibberd 3 •
190 Dalcell MO. 934 100 newling it bi&tnt 61X
00 Perry • 316 600 Continen tal
s
160 Tarr Homestead- 8X 60 134rble &Dela 9
.300 Walant Island.... 434
Drexel & Co. quote; .
New United States Bonds, 1881-----,- • —.....1i0x in
New D. 8. Certificates of Indebtedness ...... 97), 1 sui
-Quartermasters' Vouchers 91. go
Orders for Certificates of Indebtedness 2 gd
g 219 tgi
Ote old
rling Exchange 257 gum
Five-twenty Bonds 104311 1062/
- .Thel,33lloir3ng -table, shows the estimated anmp l t o f
_
late In the a' ternoonas fol
BM: dtk.
Noble et Del 9; 934 .
Hibbard Oil 3 3X
Story Farm Oil—. 2% 2
'Bruner oil 2% 23t
Petro eumeentre. 3% EiX
Siebert 4X
CCurtinlb 4
1.5
801 l Creek 4% 4
Corn Planter..... TX 7
Walnut lel and— . • 431 4X
'Cherry Rim ' 30 3l
•
••••••• M. 220
221
219
217 X
2170
Tons. Cwt
9,495 10
1,849 00
17,444 10
1,798 09
---
30,887 X OO
898.252 00
...9 23, 539 CO
... 527 .Ik9
95.890 15
60.948 09
2.910.362 i 3
... 2 & , 000,
000,8 80 51 111 02
...
Boaz and grain in store in Chicago on the 19th Instant.
compared with the amount in store on the onrespond
thir date In ISO:
• 1884. 1883.
Flew, bbie ' 39.061 9 836
44 n.. t, bushels 4480,7 947 147
Corn ....., 164.088 191,346
nat. 406.936 6;43.8•41
' •
Nye 61.611 43 139
Barley 3.0,314 4.4,996
The State Bank of Ohto, at Columbus, has detertainitd
to reorganize under the national currency law. Thine
other banks of the same city will soon apply for anther
rftY to come under that act.
The following banks of Boston are now membaredi
the Clearly( }louse, as organized under the. national
Nanking aystem:
' leme!'- • ' •
000,000
North NationalCayitaL
Merchants'.. - .. •••e. SEM oto
.• . '
Market ' t • .3.500500
Seeond,liational 1.te10.000
Exebahge National . LI:00,000
NaHozial Hank of Committees 9,00P.00)
Eliot National - 6 0 0,000 .
Rlecketonti Natio:nal 740.n07
Boston Rational ..... 91111).(100
National Side and L•ather ' 1,000,000
National Bank of Redemption . 674.000
National Bank of Eepublrn 1,030.000
Continental National Bank ' ' 00%000
Third National Batik 300.000
Total capital fourbsgn bank!! 1114.361 000
'Abe following bung's ofiElaston have votedto become
national banks, brit have not yet,jobied qui Obioriat,
Heine in that capacity: •
anflblk • . _CO:AO°
lfroadirtiv , ••• • • • iso,or,o,
Wovoid 6 , 1
0 0.000
Wat , hisatort 76.000
Obaiimut 760/.000
Boyletoe 400.100
Pen' England 1,000.000
VONT ngland 2,0,10 000
.Total eight banks, with a capital of 115.650.000
The Atlantic Bank of Bosym also will probvbly soon
organize under the national system, as the . direotors
are about , taking measures to that effect. It is believed/
that all the remaining bertha, in that city Will. before
many 'inbrithe, adopt the new system.
The thirty.eixth annual report of the Baltimore and
Otto Railroad Company wee presented to the stook-
holders in Baltimore on the 21st inst. Ii le an interesting
document, made to by the historical posttlon'the road
'occupies in relation to the rebellion, slime the tweaking
'out of Which it having been continually at:shied to the
raids of rebel armies and guerilla osamie,-its tracks cora.
np, its bridges destroyed, its curvert• and tunnel I ren;
dered useless by the explosion of gnispowger, its depots
burned, and its locomotives and oars disabled and
brchen. Notwithstanding all. able,. the report states
that the company has, been enabled to pay Its usual
semi-annual dividends and to, fully mahrsin the sing-;
ins fund established for the exttngulehment of its
funded *debt. The comparative earnings haVe been as
follows:
1881 1862.
Main d eal $8,211,925 • .4,431.888
.Washington branch - 438140 77d,416
Northwestern Virginia... 360,861 369.(21
Total for fiscal year $3,9,9,918 121419,206
Increase 1 2.1419.1481
-And the following were the • aggregate elom*ftsive
expenses of each section: • .-
1861. 1881.
Main stem 21,1181,C24 $1,927 ,1116
Watbington branch..,,.. 116 418 163.811
Northwestern Virginia... 309,922 ..266,670
•
Total expense, $1.817.931 ' 21,847,702
A decision in regard to the liabilities of railroad com
panies respecting freight, and one having an import•
ant bearing on common carriers generally, was re
cently rendered In Cincinnati. The report is given as
followe: •
-The case of John C. Nye, of Cincinnati, against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, to recover com
pensation for loss sustained by damage to fifty two
hogsheads of bacon, valued at three thousand dollen,,
detatted at Leeabang on their transit from Parkersburg
to Baltimore, in May. 18th, by reason of the railroad
being in possession of the rebel army unaer Gsn. Lee,
was recently decldsd,in the United States Circuit Court,
in favor of the defendant. Associate Joanne Giles de.
livered an opinion in which he decided that contracts
for the transportation of goods by carriers Sad reference
always to those circumstances of which both parties are
assumed to have due knowledge, such as the antiunion
of the country and the semen of the year; and that the
carrier undertook to transport the goods in a reason
able time. taking all each circumstances lots conside
ration; that in the present case the circumstances of
tLe country entered izto the contract, and if the raft.
road company transported the ;goos as speedily as
these circumstances permitted, they were sot responsi
ble either for damages caused by delay, ae regarded
time or to the goods duds g the delay, if inch damages
were not cans , d by the negligence of tee &fondants
The Court further decided that the guarantee easiest
military.. seizure had refer/roe to the a,izere of the
goods themeelves, and not to the seizure of the road by
the enemy, whereby delay was produced. The Court
haying pronounced ltd opinion, told thejury that their
verdict mutt be for the defendant. on the case which
had been submitted ,• but the plaintiff, when called,
made no answer, preferring to submit to a non-snit.
This decision ill regarded as vet y important, as a num
ber of other cases of like character are pending in the
courts.
The following table shows the aggregate registered
and enrolled tonnage of American Teazels In each year,
from 1830 to 1863, and the total tonnage of 'United
Slates vessels employed In steam navigation. It will
pe seen that the Besmear steadily enlarged daring the
Whole period, with the exception of a falling off from
1856 to 1866, which Is accounted !Tor by the fact' that •
many of our meanie; were purchased by the English
and 'French governments during the Crimean ,war.
Another 'appall nt .deorease nl 427,648 tone occurs from
3861 to 2862, the reason of which le that &largo number
of both steam and sailing vessels were bought for trans
ports at the breaking oat of the rebellion, and their •
tonnage was transferred from the commercial marine to
the government service:
Tonnage of
Tears. Total Tonnage. Steam Vessels.
1830 ~.»..,.1,191,776 64 471
1831 ... .... 1,267,848 34.436 ,
-
1852 1 439,460 90,8i8
3888 •,. .A 4606.149 ' 301,849
•
124 1 768,907 122,80
1835.'...• ' • I 824,940 122.815
1556 . 1 826.10 1 154 46,666
1837 1 896,685 1
,764
1886 1,926,639 193,411
1E29 • 2,096,478 244,938
IMO 2185,764 201,339
1841 ' • ' 2 130.744 176.068
3812 ' 2,092,390 229,681
1843... • 9.158.602 935,367
•
jag
.- •••4 2,22405 273,179
1315 • • - 9,417.102 3:5,518
'
1646 2.502.084 347,893
-
1847 ' 9.839.016 404,841
len • 8.164,212 427.891
!Mal. 4 1. 834 .9131 - 46/4
i..:-...-1-...........~ .39,-2, .636 9U ........-.
6.046
1861 ......7:499 -- . - _ 57 691
]865... 4.••,•••••••..41,1 1 .8 CIO . ALS. 24K 607
I
.
. 4.907,010 519,097
18M .e........ 4 59,902 976.607
1856 . ' .5,212,001 770.295
3866 r 4 971.651 . 373. 077
PR • . . 4,990 813 - . ZO5; 7 76 64
............
%111. •......,....
.7/.390
NW ,1
NMI - .5, 67,
•• • 11•••• 8113:1111115 8937
31151 ••
6,599.812 877,203
NW 5 112,1114 710.482
1868 6 165,065 675,619
Thefforeign exports from the port of Baltimore during
the past week were valued at $143,626.
The New York Post of yesterday says:
Gold is drooping, but inactive, and its flactuations are
less violent. The 01,011/11( price was 220%, and, after
rising to 221% and falling to 215%. ft closed at 218. The
loan market is extremely easy all per cent. Commer
cial paper fa dull at 700. and a few first. class notes
are offering. The stock market , paned with some ani
mation, • but afterwards it became dull, and closed
heavy. Governments are advancing. Sixes of 1881 ar e
wanted at 110%, coupon five-twenties at 104%. COLIPOII
ten-forties at 97X, certificates at 97X.
State stocks are steady, coal stocks quiet, mining
. shares neglected, railroad bonds firm, ano bank shares
drooping. Railroad stares are depressed by heavy
sales An unusual number of sewers' options have
been put out this morning. Erie Is weak in cones-
quence of the recent isine of 10,00 e shares of the new
stock, authorized last session by our state Lesislature.
Before the first session gold was quoted at 221©221)g,
Erie at 943L@5114.
The following quotations were made at the board on
some of the active stocks as compared with the prices of .
Wednesday afternoon:
Frt. Wed. , Adv. Dec.
United States 6s. 1881, c0up...•110% nog..
United States 6:20 c0up....,... 104% 104% k . .
United States PI 40 coup 9761 973 ti ..
United States certificates 91% 97 ..
American Oold 218 220% 1 ..
Tennessee Be 66 56 •• - ..
Missouri 65...
....: • . . 60 69% X
New 1 ork Ce ntral .71ailroad • JR§ 120
...4
Erie Railway 94% ji ..
ErillitilwaY Preferred 101 101 ..
Hu .
u n River Railroad. 118% 118% ••• X .
Readies Railroad 137 1863 g
After the Board the market was heavy. El soli
down to 98%, Reading. to 186%. At the one o'clock call
the market continued depressed. New York Central
closed at 118, Bile at 93%, Hudson River at 118, Reading
at 134%.
--
Weekly Review of the Philvielphio
Markets.
Business generally has been dull during the past
weeir;owing to the fluctuations in gold. There has been
very little disposition to operate, and prices are without
any material change. Quereltron Bark is in fair de
mand at former rates. Breadetuffs are inactive. Cotton
is dull, and prices are unsettled. Coffeo is quiet. Coal
is rather dull, and prices remain about the same as last
quoted. Pialuand Fruit axe firmly held it about former
rates. Iron 'continues very quiet. Naval Stores are
uncharged. Coal Oil ie seam and dull. The Provision
market is quiet, but priced remain about the same as
last quoted. There is rather more doing in Whisky.
Sugar is us changed Seeds are scarce at former rates.
Wool is firmly held.
The Flour market continues dull, and the demand is
limited, both for export and home use, but prices are
without' any material ebonite. Bales comprise about
13.000 bble inelndingextm at $10.6911.26, extra family
at $11.7 12.25, and 8.090 bbls olty mills on private
terms. e retailers and bakers are buying In a small
wiy at $9.19.@10 for superiine. $10.6r ®11.60 for extra,
$ll WW2. 25 for extra family, anti $12.6044113 ttit bbl for
fancy brands, as to quality. Rye Pinar Is eating in a
small way at $S @i bbl. Corn Maxi Is scarce: we quota
Pennsylvania at $7.60, and Brandywine at $9.2511 bbl.
GRAIN. —Wheat continues dull, but prices are rather
better; about 30.0E0 bus told at $16P(82.65 for Pennsyl
vania and Western reds, and s2.x,@2.9o'sbit for South
ern do; white ranges at from $2 700.1 80 19 bn. as to
quality. Rye is selling in a smal way at. $1.70 'ft bit,.
Corn is scarce; sales reach about 20,000 bus yellow at
from $ 1.76e1 SD 41 bu. Oats ere in good demand; about
67,000 brut Dave been disposed of at 90c ift ba for Dela
ware and Pennsylvania.
The following are the receipts of Flour and Grain at
this port daring the past week. :
Flour 11.1 . 40 pbtr.
- lit
60,400 bun
Corn 22.2.90 Dna.
Oats.. . 29.600 bus.
noPROVISIONS. —The receipts arta . stock light,e have
ted for some time past. continue very nd the
market is quiet at about former rates. Smalsalsa of
kers Pork are making at moods at bbl. Mess Beef is
SI
selling at from 27 * bbl for country and city.
Parked._ Bacon cott ones scarce, and the transactions
are limited ; small sales of Rams are making at 20024 a
for plain and fancy canvassed; Sides as 21e,and ?heal
dere at 104 Tp. lb, cash Green Meats are also scarce;
"mall sales of Hams in pickle are repert , .d at 91q111.1ic
*lb. 'Lard is firmsy held; sales of barrels and tierces
are making at 24c s lb, and country pkgo at 20(022c.
Suitor is in stead, demand, with sales of solid-peeked
at 39045 c, and roll at 44450c* lb. Sales of New 7 ork
cheese are making at 21.@2Ac * lb. and Eggs 4C614z
dozen..
METALS —Pig Iron is quiet, and prices are railer
lower. tin all sales of Anthracite are making at $601a150
If ton for the three numbers. 1.400 tons Porre sold on
private terms. Scotch Pig is quoted at *ROM* ton,
manufactured Iron is is fair demand.2.,former rates.
Lead. — There is very littlentook here to operate in. We
quote at $lO 50* 'CO ° lbs. Copper.—Sales of American
yellow metal are making at St e V! it, for sheets and
•
BARN. —Quereitron le scarce and In fa , r demand.
Small sales of first No. are mat lag at $46 '0 ton. Tan
ners' Bark Is steady at Bibtrinti cord.
CANDLES —Talirw Candles are quiet. Sperm are
muakenga6 C 0 c lfbo.r
Small
and es
3 7@ of
3 Adamantine
are
st
CONFEE.— The market continues quiet at the late de
cline, and the stock on sale is very light. Small sales
of Rio are making at 4004.1 c Ti lb. 400 bags sold on terms
kept private.
COTION. —he demand from the msnufcturers
limited and t h e market It dull. About 210 ba les of mtd
dlings Lave been disposed of in lots at 1300136 c VI lb,
cash.
COAL —Orders from the East come in very slowly,
and the market is dull at about former rates; cargo
sales are melba at Port Richmond at 48169.60* ton.d
livered on board. Vessels are scarce and the shipments
going forward are mostlron Government account.
DEIIOB AND DYES. —There le very little doing in the
way of sales, and prices are 'unsettled. Indigo is scarce;
sma l l sa les of Bengal are making at 820103.10 it lb.
cash.
ELUL—Mack erel kre firmly held: the sales are mak
ing in a small way from store at s24®li ti bbl for shore
le- Elf 4 for bag do.:
$17.60@i1l for shore 2s. andsl3 600
14 bbl for small and large No. 36. Pickled Herring
are selling at from 8114)12* Dbl. Codfish are selling at
from 88 W 08.60 the 100 lbs.
FEATHERS ire in steady demand; we quote Western
at IPlgne Ti lb.
FRUIT. --Orern Apples are rather scarce and in de
mand a 83.7606 T. bbl, as to quality. Dried Aooles
have advanced; isles are making at 9011 c * lb. Dried
Peaches are firm, with sales of pared at 30176. 13a tb.
New Jersey Cranberries are selling at $13017 Ti bbi.
All kinds of foreign continues scarce. New layer Bel
ida It P.ll st 4.6 21 ®6 37 Ti box.
FREIGHTB.—The rates to Liverpool arithout any
material change, and there Is very little dotg. West
India freights Su g ar . active brig was taken to Trint.
dad at 130 c for itd 87.20 for Molasses. In Coal
freights there 111 terT little doing, and vessels are scarce.
GINSENG. — Small sales of crude are making at; 4 11 In
th.
BOPS.—Small sees of , Eastern and Western are
making st 46046c* lb forxew.
RAY. —Baled is 841111ng at 802/030 Ti ton.
LUMBER —The market 18 inactive, and we bear of
no sales worthy of notice.
0L.013)18. —There is very little doing in the way of
sales, and prices are unsettled.
NAVAL TORSO.—SmaIIISI sales of Resin are making
at from 8303140* bbl. as to quality. Spirits of Turpen
tine is selling at $2.60 Ti gallon.
01E8. —Lard Oil is fi rma bald at s at 01 for winter.
and 0.75 tor Oils age also firmly held.
Corn Meal is quiet.
Wheat is dull and drooping.
Bake is quist Barley inquiet. Barley Malt is steady;
sales 2,0(k) bush at 2 . $ Oats Sr. 2a better, at $1 Bloat,
• T h el 02in store for Western.
Coin mark et is 40 higher; sales 8,000 bushels at
$L 94 for mixtlWestern.
- -
Steamer Vulcan Morrison, 7 1 hones from New York.
with rodeo to Wria . M Baird & Co.
Steamer Sarab. Jones, 24 hours from Now York, with
iodise to Wm M Baird & Co,
Steamship John Gibson, Bowen, 20 hones from NOW
Tork, with mdse to Wm J Taylor & Co. Below the
Ledge Light passed a deep brig, coming tip; brig R C
Wright, from Orchilla. was below Reedy Island; bark
Iseadill/gele, from Fortress Monroe, four harm brigs
and .a:laige number of echoonere were in the bay,
bLund up; bark Syotiand, Tor Cork, was passed below
New Castle.
schr Rebecca,kelly, 4 days from Providence, with
mdse
entally om to CroweG &
ed.) Collins. (Arrived on Wednesday;
acciitt
Behr S Beleey, Carroll, 4 days from Baltimore, In
ballast to captain.
Ear Mechanic, Cooper, 1 clay from Odessa, Del, with
grain to Jae L Bewley & Co.'"
Behr Planter. Fowler. 1 day from LelDblo, Del, with
grain to Jae L Bewley & Co.
Steamer C Comstock Drake , 24 hours-front New York,
with mdse to Wm K Baird & Co. •
Steamer Philadelphia, Foltz,64hotirefrom Neve,York.
With m dee to W P Clyde
Steamer Famecon. Donning, 24 boars from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde.
Steamer Brietol, Charles, 24 hours from New York,
wltd mdse to W Clyde.
CLEARED.
'kiii377Boilou. •
Behr Mary 0 Farr, Maloy, Beanfort.
Behr Edwin Reed, Goodspeed, Boetoi.
Bohr Belle. Gardner, Boston.
Scbr S Wheeler, MeGlaughlin, Boston.
Behr S L Crocker. Fresbrey Taunton.
Bohr Hume, Fowler, New Hayes.
Bohr Clara. Corson, %MINA.
Bohr .1 McCoy, Johnson, Alexandria.
Behr Wind, Brown, Alexandria .
Bohr VC Smith, ,Anderson. Fort Monroe.
Str J S Sbriver. Omaha. Baltimore.
Str New York, Davie New York.
IGHICOBANDA.
Novzissit. 26—Evening.
Scbr S A Hammond, Paine, cleared at Boston 22d inst
for this port.
Schrs Hiawatha, Disney, from Nawburyport; B
Mahoney, HelleY. from Calais: Adeline, Gilmore, from
•Helfast, and nevada, from Portland, all for this port,
remained at Newpoit 8 A Id, Bid inst.
Behr John Compton, 165 tone, of Mauricetown, NJ,
where she was built in 1846 , and now at Providence,
has been:purchased by Captain Nathaniel Long, of that
city, on 'privatet terms. She will hereafter hail from
Providence, under command of Captain Long.
Behr Martha Washinaton, of Harpswell, was run
into-night of 22d instant, about 2 mires NNE front the
Salvages by schooner Industry, of St John, N 13, and
sank im mediately.i The Industry was but slightly
dame gad .
be rk Florence Peters, Hooper, of and from New York
for St John, N P. with a cargo of about 3.800 bbis flour,
went ashore on the ktepping Stoner, head of Long
Island Sound, on Tues. ay morning, and remained up
to 4 P 21 same day, at which time the tide was nearly.
full.
Fillip Arno, before reported "damaged at Ho'wland's
Island, is a total loss. Crew saved.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
BUOYS IN KENNERRI; Rrveu. —Notice Is herebygiven
that the buoys in Kennebec river above Bath have
been removed for the seaeon.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
Et K HINKLEY, L H Clerk, let Diet.
PORTLAND, Nov 22, INS.
DISSOLUTION.-NOTIOZ IS HERB.
BY given that the co-partnerahle heretofore exist-
Inc :between MICHAEL C. BOYER. AMOSLEHITH,
SAMUEL R. GILT, and MATTHEW R. CRAWFORD,.
trading under t he
, name style and title of the ' Wien
BNOIRE CO. of NORRISTOWD,Montgomery Co.,
Pa.. WU the axteenth (leth) day of July last dissolved
by mutual. consent, by the withdrawal of said Samuel
Bill
The future business of the concern will be settled and
conduits' by the rem atnizA partitere,under ill old title
of the • West Encino Co.
higeed M. C MOYER,
*MOS WITH
M. H. CHAWiO.I7.D,
l‘ovaisaSAMllßL B. HILT.
irat JO. INC noll,lBt
DIBBOLUTION.—THE COPARTNER ,
SHIP heretofore existing under the Inn of
SAMUEL N. DAVIES d< SON,
le this Vlay dissolved. The business will be settled bb
tits undersigned, at Igo. WS DOCK Street.
CHARLES E. DEVIES, Studying Partner.
•
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 30, 1864.
COPARTNERSHIP.—The undersign ad lATO this dal
'opted a copartnership under the 'Arm of
DAWN , : BROTHERS,
'or the transaction of a general
BANKING AND BICO:',A.011 8U81N8138,_..
at No. :125 DOCK Street.
CHARLES K DAVIIK •
Pnu.anntrnts.. October 1. DM. PETER A. - DAVIES.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness, Quartermasters'
Touchers and Oheaka,and Government Securities town.
•elly, bought and sold.
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral* negotiated.
Stocks and as bought and sold on Commission.
PURE PALM OIL SOAP.-TEITS SOAP
.). =side of pure, fresh Palm 011. and le entirely*
timetable Soap; more eutteble, for Toilet use than the**
Made from animal fat. la boxes of one dozen oakes,for.
X per box. jrdannfaetred by
080. K PIXINTON dt £lOl4
118 XARGAZITTA Street, between . Prost Sad:
Second. aboyellatlcrtrbilk - -
TEAM InfuLTZBB FOR FACTORIZE
MILLS. &a, booted with . marmot or direst Aria'.
tato Coils for Hastert Condoners,liraDorato
lelitia.4 4 014814TALIRST
•
• •
• •
IMMUMEM I TIC WitkirtaiMa MIR NOVEMBER,
Linseed 011 la selling froeiy4.R , ,lll ; l/_gilMsllllttllglakeffete7Pll.l'
troltum to scarce sod Prices are unsealed; we quote
crude at
quality. at 4211044 c; reffned in bond At 650660.fand free at
IK g* gallon, as toquality.
The following are the receipts of, amide and
~ relined
• er.ss Oil at•this port during Ore peek Week: • :
j Crudk kkTittarrelatt.
, Refined 3 74e barrels
BIDXR. —Trade ledeprested.: and stook Increasing; nu
t Ann Val of 16,0Uu crow Montevideo reanal u d ; n aves
of dopfetleartpery guen tatted at 850.1. and
1.000 city elaugater st 7362133 ter. Prices ate teat - flunly
held, and•quptatione are ;gaits; unsettled i Dryisatted
1 , bides ate in geed irnaplio. and with only email sales at
present; holders are ,confideat ; thatlt,irlLL pay to bold
;
them tor:slits present demands, which are above the
v s 1,11641 1 1 4 — re lintein'ets for the week beim harsitY 7
up to a fair trade: stack le somewhat red aced. partly
; on account of the differences 'betweetrworkmen and the
employers 'which restrict the amount- coming tofrom the tanneries. The prevallhtg prices are firmly male.
' tamed by. dealers, and concessions could hardly be-ob.
taired 7 for large orders.
OAK-Scan to quoted at 57060 e, -and oak •elinghter at
440500. im Spanish sole and slaughter there rather •
more doing, and,svith moderate sales, prices are steads
Orem' LEAIitER %la brisk request at , prices ofa week .
ago: Sales are not large, and no gouty/sits out. •
MOROCCO Is firmly held; aad - very little heavy /desk
on band, therm and Patna are 310350 * foot, awe
Tampico •1N1413e , • -,• • • •
CALnKINS are dull, but few rough skies coming /it
and-very little selling; no change In finished skins;
rough city are . 1iff.5501. 70 ; do.' country, $1.15011.50
• PLaBTRR.—SmaII sales of soft are making at 44 50 *
ton.
RICE is rather dial; sales of Rangoon are reported at
i ll tlitel. c2 V t a ) iened is 'rather scarce: small Bales aro i
walking at 113 ' 4409.60 ill bushel.. Clever Seed is In good
; dr-mend, with small sales stink 750 1 13 61,fhv •
SUGAR:Pricearsre unsettled, and the market te,onev.
dull; With salmi of about 600 hhds Caber at from - 711%023e
It), on time.
SALT. —There le no change to notice; 2.100 sanke Ash,'
ton's fits have arrived, but remain unsold.
SPIRITS.—'n foreign there Is very lime doing, And
prices are lege 13 rin. Resclingland Rum is selling tea •
small way at (12.10 * gallon. whisky is In fair iro•
nt and ; about 800 bbls Penne and Ohio sold at iniarmali
Callon. and drudge at 1750.
TALLOW is rather dull; small sales of city-leadored
making at IVO, and country at l7c qv lb.
; TOBACCO. —There is more demand for both leaf and
Inannfactnred, and prices reutaia about the same as
last quoted,• • .
• WOoL, —There Is a fair demand,, and holders con-
Itnue firm in their views. with sales of about ravion Ibs
lots, at from 1000110c-* lb for fleece, and 13;0130o
ease: for tub. '
VINEO alt- —Corn Vinegar is selling at 2k 71 gallon,
is bins
BOOTS AND SHOE& —TI e Boot and Shoe market the
Past week has been looking uP: and the demand for the
Matson has been remark ably good. Bavaria large sales
lave taken place, but the demand is chistly coati ned
the . city and Pennsylvania trade; bat few Ales being
mede to *Meld* parties. As to prices there is no no
ticeable alteration but the rates of the part month here
bee, Well mainta ined. The receipts of . goods bays
been light, and the stocks on.hand are fair. The de
mend has been confined to no parrictilerlindr. though
perhaps Palmorals. in addiPog go,goode mcrepartiou
laxly adapted to the season,. bays, been moat sought
after. .
Chicago Marketsi - November 287
• High wines are more activo.and we report an advance
of 2@se 4 gailori, with Shea of about 700 bble at 11.650
1.66.
. •
. • . .
The Flour-market ie exceedingly 'dull, owing to the
d , ife.enceinviewsbetween.bars and eaters. Only
bbls changed hands at $8 . 26 09 for !medium to good
epi ing extras. There Was nothing transpiring in white
ic Inter or supers. •
G. 'The market for wheat ruled; very dull, and we note a
further decline of 2®30, closing dull and- heavy at the
depreciation.. The Bales foot up 56.000 bus at $1 b-1101 85
for No 2 red in store; $1.70 for No. 1 spring; sl.69.ifat
1 723; for No 2 awing; and SL62 for rejected spring.
At the close there were few tellers of No. 2 spring at
$1 69X without finding Drillers.
Corn is very dull, and the market shows s deprecia
tion of 1®21; on old, and .6@7e on new. Her Corn also
suffered in the general depreselon, and the market fell
back acme Sc; snout - 6,000 bushels of all kinds changed
bards, as $l. SS4ga.4o for old itch 2. $1.16 for new; and
$1 CO for ear Corn
_ There Is but little demand for Oats, and ,the market
declined I®l3ic sia bushel. Abont 28. CCO bushels changed
hands at 01%®63c for No. 1, and 69062 e for rejected.
- Rye is in good demand. and the maraet advanced 2®
3e,with sales at $1 16a 1.18 for No 1, and 81.16 for 120.2
Barley is In goad demand, and we note an advance of
l®2c on the rallepprieee of yesterday. .
. about 5,000
•
bushels changed hands at $1.46®11.45 for No. a,
Boston Boot mid Maoe Market.
The Shoe and Leather Reporter, Nov. 24. says:
"There is more activity observable in the Boot and
Shoe market than before election, and indeed any
change zonstliave been for the bettei, as there could
hardly be a more quiet market than. was witnessed
during the month previous to the limo when the great
question was nettled of whom we should have to role
over us for the entuing four years. There is now a fair
Western trade. some - buyegp being hero, and orders
for boots and shove to sort urwith are daft received In
our market. There Is not an overstock of goods heret
but some kinds. as boys' and youths' boots. We in
large supply. Moist classes of work are only made up
on ord&rs„and for these full rates are obtaine_d, a
leather is going up In price, and manufactured goods
are ;immunity firmer. The clearances of boots and
shoes by rail and sea for the week have been 10.894
cases., Of this wombats, 9.627 cases have been sent by
rail as follows! 9,26 i oases to New York and Pennsyl
vania, 866. to the Southern States now In our possession,
and 6,297 to the Western States. The ,clearances from
the Custom House have been 674 cases, among which
We notice 40 for Califernia•
New. York Markets, Nov. 26.
.fisuYs are dull and nominal.
Bituanarumr. —The market for State and Western
Flour is S@lOc lower. Sales 10,600 bbls at 10. Nae /0
for superfine State; 19.711219. BS for extra State; $9 g.. 010
for choice do; 39. ti0g9.75 for superfine Western; /69.9514
10,60 for common to medium extra Weitern, and fill@
11.20 fsr common to wood shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. and $11.26012 for trade brands. ,
. Fouthern flour is Oull;•aalea 600 bole at $10.600
/1. 36 for common, and $ 1L40016 - for fancy and extra.
Canadian Flour is dull; sales 300 bbls at $3 KO)
10.10 fcr common. and $10.20§12 for good to choice
extra.
Rye Flour is anlift.
BaltimOre Markets. Noy. 25.
Flow is quiet. Sales of Howard superfine at lale
12X Wbeat dull. Corn is scarce; sad the market firm
at $l. SO for the new crop. Whisky firm at 1 11.790}.-
1.793:4.
, LBPITER BAGS
AT TRE JOIRORAIWEI' 71101111163, PICILADMELIV
B r i g Emma, Daraaby ....... ......• •• • •Port Spain, soon.
Brig Anna (Br), Morrow... St Thomas, noon.
Bcbr Blue Billow, Bola Port Spain, soon.
Bohr Fannie, Vane* • Havana. goon.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Gio L. BozBY, .
EDWARD g. BIDDLE, VOMICIPTII OP TEE MONTH.
Thos. B. PERRON. .
MARINE INT.E.LLiGENTE.
POET OF PHII,ADELYHYA, Novi 24, 11904,
BUN 14 suit &Ink • •.4 941 HIGH WATRB.IB 08
ARRIVED
Steamer J 8 Rook ell Edwards, 24 hours from New
York. via. mdse to w M Baird & Co.
Steamship &manes, Catharine. Alexandria.
Bark Linda, Hewitt, Tortugas
Brig Vincent, Morrison, Bead Orleans.
Brig Imogene, Baunders.,_Marseilles.
Brig Lady Washington (Br). Nickerson, St Johns.
SchrJeesieJones,_Langch St Mita.
Steam/0121p Bina (Br), McGuigan. from Liverpool oth
inetant via Queenstown 10th, at New • ork yesterday,
with 400 pssaangers. 14th instant, 1.45 PM. in lat 6099,
lon 26 50, saw steamship Glasgow_ , bound Bast.
Ship Sardinia, Nelson, from Liverpool 21st July for
Calcutta. was spoken 3d Sept, lat 25 00 8, lon 3809 W.
Ship Kentuckian, Freeman, from New York, at San
Francisco 22d Met
• Ship Indiaman, Webb, from Manila for Liverpool,Plat
into Singapore 2A October eater being ashorein the Arch
ipelago. and would have to be docked for repairs.
Ship Daring, Henry, from Boston, at San Francisco
22d last
Ship Bedford (Br), Gourley, sailed from Foochow:Bth
Sept for New York.
Bark Bliss White for New York; was loading at Ina.
gnu Bth last
Baik Casette/Ides (Br), Ashford, from Foochow for
New York, put into Hong Kong 226 Sept in distress,
with damage to vessel and cargo.
Bark Aiming, Swan, from Heti York, at San Brim.
cisco 224 inst.
.
Brig Mar tha A Berry, Berry, from Havana, was at
Nenvitaa 10th inst , loading for this port
Brig John Chrystal. Barnes, sailed from Sagas Bth
inst for this port.
Brig Marshal Dutch, Toombs.. from Bangor for this
port, remained at Newport AM 99d inst.
b ßehr Wm Loper, Robinson. hence at Newport 23d
et
: 4:Pq
-0%;.-..• -grAguimphormunum • •
_ _ _
k rItPORTANT . 4 TO RAILWAY -TRA,
VELLSRB —For fall 10formation in reference to titit
titipe, Distanoea,nod:.Coatkeottous, Illtintreted bT one
hundred Railway Mpg, repreeetning_the principal Rail-
PRY. of the country. sec .APPLSFOr 8 11411.77 AT
ODDS. nol9-
1 1864. all4lllllM. . 1864.
PHILADELPHIA AND, Eftill RAIL.
NO/LG.—Title. great ling immerses the Northern and
Northwest &rondos Of Peruntylvanis to etty of B r i e ,
on L 0144240. ' •
_.
It has be IWO& by the nrusTSYLINANIA RAIL
!ROAD COMPANY, and le Operitted'br thew, ,
De entire length Wit 4 tanned for paesonger and freight
halation October 17th, 1864.
. vim Or hose Leave
PEELLDBISIIIA. _
1 weertud......i.6o
P.
ar.
Nall Train -
minty& Rspreee Train 7.60 . , A_. 84:-
‘ch r fser B ol l 3% irrie r W lr eer filia la d — e M ip a l li tlit i r r en i d s ieri v r. h and
Delp:now and-Bale. • • ~ . .
illwaffSleeflngGars on Elmira Far Nang bath
e'er. between Willle=ort andl.Ba re,' 1
Comm ro t r r in al r li a T t ra ran d gal l i n g.. Ml ul ael :ff. '
And for.Freig,habneineas of the Gompawrg Agents..
__
_S. B. 'KINGSTON. Jr., * corner TIIIRTH and
aLaRKRT Streete;thiladelphia.
.1. W. HEYNOLDEc - Brie.
J. If. DRILL, Agent N. O. R. E.,filatinkortiJ •
-.---• H. H.
Lh RODSTOK ,
• General Fret ht Ape • Ph il a d elphia. t;___ . el
H. W. OW 11.11,
:General Ticket Agent,
_Philadelphia.
.." JOSEPH POTTS,
nog-tf General Manager. Willtato,--
atimmi NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD for
BETHLEHEM. 'DOYLESTOWN, MAIICB DEMDK.
ILASTOD WILLIAMSPORT,_.WILICESBAR,RII; &a.
WINTKR.ARRAZIOEMENT,_
Paesenser Trains leave the new Derpat,,THlßD Streets
above Thompson street, daily (Sunday ramoinsted),
follows
- • •
At 7.70 A. M. (Expreas) for Bethlehem. Allentown.
Numb Monk, 11114hotot, Williamsport, rirakil*"
Uwe. ko•
' At S SO P. M. (Express) for Bethlehem, zestOn, he.
At 7.16 P. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Kalish
°honk. • • .
For Doylestown at MO A. It. and4.76P. Y.
For Fort Washington at Lid F. M.
For Lansdale at 6. l 0 P. 22.
White carsof the Second and Third-streets Line GAY
Passenger Railway ran directly to the new Depot.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave'Bethlehent at 6.80 A. N., 10.02 A. 21.. and 6.15
F. M.
Leave Doylestown at 6.30 A. M. and 9 45 F.' M.
Leave Lansdale at 6.10 A. N.
Leave Fort Washington at 2.27 P. IL
• ON SUNDAYS.I
•
Philadelphia for Doylestown at . 9.30 Lit
Doylestown for Philadahla at 7A. It sad
nol4 - ELLIS GLARY,
INIMPARI M AL.-TECE
T.BLI.ADELPRIAL AND ELUL- ,
Ra R. B. LINN have removed their Tisk t Offloe frbm
.
Sixth and' Chestnut Atreets to 425 NUT Street,
nyder the Philadelphia Bank
• The on_ly &rearm:lle for.the 011 ftegions of Pennsyl
vania WILLIAMSPORT.ALLB IBA, BUFFALO, BUS
PBIII3ION. BRIDGE,- NIAGARA and all places
in the ;Western and Vorthwo4torn, BM's, And the Ca
nadas
'Through Firat-class and Emigrant tickets.
;Passenger Trains ,leave depot of Philadelphia and
Reading - Railroad, corner, THIRTEENTH and OAL
LOV/HILL Streets., at 8 A. M. and 8.80 P. H.,
except Sundays.
Por further triformatioa apply It the office, 425
CHESTNUT Street.
14: VAN ROHN, Ticket Matt.
JOAN B..HILLBEL General Agent,
oe4-tf • THIRTEENTH and OALLOWHILL Km.
ap t imil. WEST CHESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA BAIL.
ROAD, via MEDIA. ' •
CHADOR OF ROMS.
On and. after MONDAY, Oct 10, 1884, the trains will
leave Philadelphia, from Depot corner' of THIRTY
FIRST and MARKET Streets (West. Philadelphia), -at
&Li and MAL M. and at 2, 4.15; Ind 8-90 If • &AY,
West Cheater at & 98. 0.16, had 10. 8800 A. M., and t l.3o and
4.30 P. M.
.
On. Snadays leave Philadelphia at SAO A. M. 'and
P. N. • Leave West Chester at A. X. and - 4 E-M.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 8.16 A. M. and 4.18 P.
U. and Yield Chester at B I4A.iL and 4.50 P. M., con
nect with trains on the Baltimore Central Railroad for
Oxford and intermediate polata...
Pasiengera are allowed to take wearing apparel only
`Baggage, and in no ease 'will the Company be ye •
irponsible for an amount exceeding $lOO.
007 MERRY WOOD, Saperlatendent.
NRW RAILROAD
LINE" NORTE:—PHILADKL
PHI A TO BROOKLYN—THEM:4%IN TITS HOURS.
FARE TWO - DOLLARS—EXO ON TICKETS
THREE DOLLARS—GOOD FOR BEEK DAYS.
On and after MONDAY, Anoint, 1;1864, trains will
leave foot of vars . Street. Philadelphia EVERY
MORNING at 8 o'clock, &medals excepts": trice by.
Camden and Atlantic and Raritan andidela are Bar,
Railroads to Port Monmouth,' and by the commodious
steamer Jesse Hoyt, to foot of Atlantis street, Brooklyn.
Returning, leave Atlantic. street whale( eiel7 day. San''
days excepted, at 11 M. S •
Travellers to the city of New York are noticed not to
apply for passage byThis line. the State of New Jersey
having granted to the Camden and Amboy monoply
the extrusive privilege of carrrBg. engers and
keig maht between the cities of Psue r phis, and NOW
York. W. P. GRIPPITTS,
than tr Gummi Smserintandesit
R A na-TrA H IL ND
ELLWARM SAT 11,404_011D
—To Long Branch, Atbion, Manelistater, 'ferny MIN D
Barnegat, , Banit,• he. -
• On and after MONDAY, Angast DA" Trains
CAMDEN, for LONG BRANCH. at 9A. M. ItettuNlNg
will leave Long Branch as It 46 P. It: "t - .
THEODOR 111 FOUR HODES DIMICITMT BAIL.
A Freight Train, with passengentr
start for Stations on the main line,, freg attsdu NE
DEN (Sundays excepted), at 9. 30 A. M.
Stages connect at Woodmannie att. Manchester for
Barnegat and Tome MVO'.
Stages will also connect at Parnitnadale, for Point
Pleasant, Sane Village , Blue Bsllhand Our House
Tavern: : -
For farther information apply tt . t i rtny's
L. E. COLS, at Cooper's.toint,o
wat_ F. otrt: 61, St.,
yl4l General . • • tendril&
akallivi WEST :VIC FiISEY
smislAl) TANK& •
NEW AltEtalf GE
On and after TUESDAY. Nov - ern 1864. Traina
will leave from WALNITT4THEET ae follows:
For Oanf mAY and all Plates Welt o Miliville at g
A. M. and BP. M. 4 • •-•
For MILLVILLE, MBIDGGITON, SAMFM, mill all in.
termedlate places south of Glimsbor% at'9 A. M. and 3
P. M.
•
For OLASSBORO at 9 A.-M., 12 M., and $ P. M.
For WOODBURY, OLOUOBSTREL, aco„ At 9 A. M., 12
M., 3arddP. M. r
MMITMNING.
•
Leave Caps Kay areA sad
Leave Mlllvtl7e at &IDA.
Leave. Bridgeton at 7.15 A. M. and 3110 P. M.
Leave Salem at 7 A. K. and S P. K.
Lfave Woodbury .at 7,44Liad 0.474,, a u .tts
ca
p.m. and 810 P. M, to•md only.
THE WEST JERSEY' EX. SESS I:3OIfPANT__
will attend to all' tbe branhhes of E.rprees min
as" receive, deliver, and forward llirdeith other re;
IMoneible Express Companies to all wirte of the optim—
try ally article entrusted to them.
r t ti t tep e"chnizongh Train.
.O 5 WISIIIT
J. VAN RENSALAER, Snpalatandant.
Paiaaaarmara. Nov. 1. 1104..;,... nol-ft
MEDI
DR A. E 13.TICVIEN13, ONII - OF TEN
A. , '
founders of this new system of treating diseases
successfully by modified ELSOTBIOAL action. with
out shocks, announces that he hasatummed his office
duties forAhe treatment of diseelts, at WS South
PENN SQUABS. where, for the last throe Sam he him
had almost pa bounded success in cases prononnkkel in
finish's by medicine. Please Gall, or send for irrpare
phlet. and learn particulars.
N. B. Physicians or others desiring instruction can
enter for a full course at any time after Monday,
Sept. 26. se26-ti
•XLMOTBICITY. •
•
•
•••••
WONDERFUL SCIENTIFtO DIS
COMY. —All Mite and 'throat; diseases
cared by sraclal gnanuitea, when desired by the
patient, at 1220 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia,.
and. in case of a failtsro o no charge la made. No
drugging the system with uncertain medical agents.
All curs s_perforwed by -Magnetism Cialnanteni,nr
other modifications of Bbsetri , city, without shocits or
any unpleasant sensation. For further••informa
tion, send and get a Pamphlet, which contains hun
dreds of certificates from some of the most reliable
men hr Phllade/phla, who have • been speedily and
permanently cured after 'all other treatment from
medical men bad failed. Over twelve - -thousand
earedin les% than five years at 1IN) WALNUT St.
• Misetrrieal Institution-established Ave years ago.
Prof.
IC 0. HIANS. . BOLLES. Lecturer
PHYS
W. B. BROWN, M. D.
P. SHEDD, If D., Y. 4)
AND
Mrs. S. A. FPL,TDN. • - -
Mrs. Patton, a lady of great experleneetikabill
r, will have entire *ham of treating in tladies'.
department.
Consultation free.
Address all letters to Dr. W. B. BROWN, Braol
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia ••• • oc6-6m.
TARRA.NT'REFFEWVESCENT
SELTZER•APERIENT
XS TIIII
BEST REMEDY KNOWN
OH ALL
ilial l acomrl, Amts. emit Inv /ma, a prim.
, IND OESTION, HEAR -BURN, SOUR
STOMACH,J3EA.SICRNESS, &o. &e.
Dr,. JAMES R. CHILTON, the great Chemist, MVP
../ /MOW ita itomaltion, and have no doubt It
Wireginost beiwileW in those oomplaints for whiehres
reaam_nded. - - - -
Dr. T HOMAS BOYD says: " I strongly comment it le
the notice of the public. ea;
Dr. EDWARD 0.1 :1 7D1 -_,OW says: "I sin ititighl•
dance recommend t.
Dr. GEORGE T. DEXTER says: "In llatnleniy„
Heart-brim, Costiveness, Sick Headache, &a., &c. the
swam APERIENT in my hands has proved indeed 11
Valuable remedy."
lox other testimonial' see pamphlet with each bottle,
Manntaetnred only by SAIMAA & York_
4
GRIPPIWICII Street, New York.
air FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. m723-tno3l
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE.
coma, YE AFFLICTED. CORE!
This treatment only needs a trial to be adopted by all Raving made many improvements In the application of
this agent, we feel in dir:Y bound to make them public.
We sr 111 guarantee to care any case of Fever and Ague
in two treatments.. It has also proved very sucoessfal
in the cure of the following difeases:
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Debility,
rarely/de, Asthma. Genital Weakness,
Influenza, 'i DiaPepsia. Piles.
Spinal Dieeitee, - Catarrh, Diabetes..
Ladies and gentleman can enter at any time far Mil
retraction in the practice,
Consultations free.
Office hours 9A: M. qe. •
Radi P. IL . :
Testimonials at the olles.• •
. ' ... DZ. MONcal IS ALL - Elt.
• - ctrician.
154F-IL /113VIIIITH St., below Baca
,al]•tja4
'TAYLOR'S ARNICA OIL OR EMBRO.
-&- CATION DOW falls to owe Rhumatism,Nearahria,
Sprains Frosted Feet, Chapped Hands, and all Skin Db.
easel. Price 200. , and wholesale and retail byH, B. TAT
LON.Drnabit. TIINTB and CALLOWHILL. se6-8m
DAL KINICELIN HAS RESUMED HIS
Lome pra4ioe at hie rooldtorea, aorthweat owner of
TBIRD and lINION Streets. From 9to 9. se7-3m
EDUCATIONAL.
P • -•- -
ENNBTIVILDILA. anrriurz- ACA
a- DEBT . WEST CHESTER.—The %frit Session of
this ACADEMY will commence September let.
The Board of Trustees consists of the following gen
tlemen:
TRUSTEES.
Hon. JAMES POLLOCK, President.
Captain WILLIAM APPLE, Vice President.
W. B BARBER. Esq. B.lcretecy.
JAMES H. ORtLE. Treasarer.
gem Bich'd Newton,D.D. , Charles B. Damon Esq.,
Rev. Thos. Brainerd, D. D., George P. Enssell.ll. 4
Hon. Oswald Thompson. William L. , Springsr .
Hon. Charles O'Neill, George L. Ferret, Fog.
Hon. W. B. Lehman, Addison May, Esq .
Col. Win. Bell Waddell, T. B, Peterson, Esq.
Joseph B. Townsend,Baq. , Theodore Hyatt, Esc/.
James L. Claghorn, Bsq.,
Thorough instruction In English, the Classics and the
Sciences, by teachers of the highest attaindients, is fur
nished to Cadets. Students can be fitted for any Col
lege class, or can prosecute to any extent the usual Col
lege course. The Military Department embraces all the
drills taught in the United States Military Academy.
Horses for Cavalry and Light Artillery exercises are
provided. While no military duty trenches upon the
time assigned to scholastic pursuits, such Theoretical
and Practical Military instruction is afforded to the
Cadet as will completely lit him to be an efficient *Moss
in any arm of the United States service.
For circulars, apply to JAMES R. OEN% Req., No.
626 CESEITIVIT Street, Philadelphia, or to
Colonel THEO. HYA.TT,
not-lm President Pennsylvania Military Academy.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.—
MILITARY BOARDING sanoot, four miles from
MEDIA, Pa. Thorough .0111710 In Mathematics, Olassice,
Natural Ssiences, and English; practical lessons in Civil
Inginsering. Pupils received at any time, and of all
ages. and.enloy the bene fi ts of a home. Refers to John
0. Capp & Son, 23 South Third street; Thos. J. Clayton
Fifth and Prune greets: ex-Sheriff Kern, and
others. Address Rey. J. RERVBX BARTON, A. M.,
VILLAGE QRSEN, Ponnaihania. margin
A SAYE BTEAX.. BOILER - TEEN
subscriber is pre o,re4 jig passive orders for the
RA . IIEIBOII STIAM BOILBE," in slam to suit pus.
Omen. The attention of Manufacturere and others la
sailed to the new Steam Generator, as combining es
sential advantages In absolute safety from destraotive
le.loidon, first cost and durability, economy of fuel,
facility of cleaning Rid transportation', be. &0., not Doe.
• mused bi c anY boiler now in use. These boilers mh be
seen in nay operation, driving the exte n s i ve works of
, Mews. in. Sellers & Co., ffixteenth and - Thlmiltca
irtmeti, at S. W. Cattell'e factory, &prima§ street , &hay l
kill, and at Gulled's Tremont il,rrankfor&
SOS. HARRISON, ii.,
1LE111900.11 Building
1143 - 4 1174.Efotrth MXD •
MMM
el n' EF QVALATERMA:STER'S• 01 0 :;.
•ncit.
•
PROPOSALS AR N
INVITED-BT
OMaIA. UN DRE
-
STONED. until WEDS Y, Pees/Ober 7...1.564,tat'.12
o'clock IL, for furklehing t h is Department, (by con
tract) will_ . ,
Mr/ airily TROWSERS-8. B. /Kersey, Army Stan
dard,
SIeRTMER TENTS, of NIX-luab Dick, weighing:Sot.,
to the-lineal yard—Army Standard.
• To he made in record/4ms* with emiolffetaelona adopted
14 the - Quarters. miters Department, a ocpy of which
can be seen ht this odize,
Abu: for the In ate delivery of
PE RoLVISII Olt OVATE R. PROOF PAPER,
Of which bidde'ra will tarnish samples.
;samplea of thee standard articles may be seen at the
Orate of Cloak add Equipage In this city.
!To be deiliter free of charge at the 13 8. Inspection
Warehouse In thin city. In good new packages, with the
name of the ',Arty faratplang, the kind and etnantity of
goods diettrotto marked on each article and package
.7artles effecting goods must dlat,actly state in theft
bide the quasar.) , they propose to furnlah, theories. and
lime of delivery.
keterdee, when submitted, must be marked and num
bared to col rosPond with the propoaal; and the parties
thereto wee t I narantee that the good* shall be. In every
respect, equal to army Standard. Otherwise the Proms
cal will not be considered.
A guarantee, e!geedby two responaible persona, mast
smut petty amen bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will
setply the articlks awarded to bin, under Ms propasal.
Hide will bo, opened on WBONSiDaY, Dec4rnber 7,
1884. at 12 o'cloot noon, at this once, and bidders are
requested to be present
1864. Awards will be made on THDIWD&Y, December 8,
Fords will be required that the contract will be faith
fully fulniled.
Telegrams relating to Proposals will not be noticed.
Blant forma of Bropreals, Contracts and Bonds may
be obtained at this Oleo.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable LI
reserved.
Endorse envelope
_"Proposal for Chore Insert the
name of tbe article offerer) ]. " and address
•
Col WM W. NOON,
Cadet QuartermasterClnelnnati Depot.
OFFICE COM MIeSARY OF SUB--
SIOTENCE, No. SIES WALNUT Street
ParLspeLeat 4.. November WI, EU..
SEALED PEOFOeA L. Id DUPLICATE, will be
t t
ceived at tbie office antili2 o'clock on TUESDA •
November 29, 1E64, for eunplyies, for the use of
United States Army, the following subsistence storm.
delivered in Phtlac. Bahia viz:
1.000 Barrels 91st quality corn. fed "NEW 1110111"-
or " PRIME MESS' PORE, (which to be
atated), in felt ho.ped oak barrels. with iron
mentor hoops; meat to be tree from rnst or stain,
full weight, and thormuthly salted, • to have
been repacked within thirty.days of date or do.
livery. To be delivered within twenty days
from award.
0,000 Barrels EXTRA SUPERFINE or EX TEA FA.
MILT FLoUR, (which to be stated), in new.
well-coopered barrels; fully head-lined. To
have been ground within thirty days from date
of. this advertisement. Name of brand.; and
placsor me natty-tare to be stated in the bid. To
e delivered within ten days from award.
39,900 Pounce first quality 1 iln-dried COEN ME AL, In
• well/coopered. heed-lined barrels. brand to be
mentioned in the bid. To be delivered within
ten days trout dote of award
00,000 PRIME RIO corrn; in strong, well
.• • coopered barrels; Bidders will state the prise
„per net pound for furnishing the whole or .ant
portion of the above coffee roasted, groand,sei
• packed •in strong paper-lined barrels; and the
parties furnishing it w.ll be required to state on
oath that the coffee furnished by them is of the
Same quality as the sample offered, and that It
contains no adulteration, nor admixture of any
foreign substance.. Green coffee sample required.
To be detivezed within twenty dare, from date of
100,003 Pounds light yellOw (JOFFE? SUGAR, or choice
dry RAW SUGAR Barrels obe the beat in Use
for the purpose. To be delivered within ten
days from award.
6.000 Gallons pure CIDER, WHISKY, or CORN
VINEGAR, in strong, .well- coooered barrels.
To be nelivered within tendert from award
10,000 Pounds fir,,t. quality ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
full v eight, 12e. To be delivered within ten
days from award
20,000 Pencils good bard SO AP, in pound bars. fall
weight, packed in sixty-Imnd boxes. To be
delivered within ten days from award.
20,030 Pounds @leen, fine, dry SALT, in strong,well
coopered barrels To be delivered wIthER ten'
days from award.
.2,000 Ponnda pare ground BLACK PEPPER, in ffitir•
°MVO papers. Bidders will state the variety of
.• • Palmer offered, and will furnish a sample itt .
, grain as *ail as armed.
Samples of all the above articles, except meats, must
be delivered with the proposal, and referred to therein...
but the proposal must not be enclosed with the sample- •
Samples must be in boxes er bottles, and not in paper ,
The ls. Meaty will be examined and passed Upon by John
G. Taylor, inspector on the part of the United States. •
Separate Proposals, is duplicate, must be made for
each article enumerated, and bidders may propose for
the whole or any part of each--
A printed copy of this advertisement niust be attached
to la& bid, and 'the proposals must be specific in com
plyingwith all its terms.
Each bid nun! have the written guarantee of two ro
sy*. Bible names, for the fulfilment of toe agreement,
who will give bonds If required.
}Dark forms for proposals, containing the form of
guarantee, m ay be had on application at this office.
The seller s name, place of business, and date of pur
chase, name of contents, gross, tare and net weight..
must be marked on every package, and all old marks
must be obliterated. •
to
of weights by professional public weighers
to be given whenever required.
No bide from tartlet; who have failed to fulfil a former
11CeeMent will be considered.
• Side will include packages, and delivery at any,
point in this city, to designated by this office; and
say inferior Packages or cooperage will be considered
soli dent tense for rejection of contents.
Payment will be made in such funds as may be fur
miebed bythe United States f.r the purpose.
Propaeldisto be endorsed " Proposals for Subsistence
Stores," and directed to ISAAC B WIGGIIf
n 023429.-. Captain and C. S. We. •
and 4.15
SP, Y,
. '
OFFICM 10331 DEPOT QUARTER..
xes O} I. fttLEAVINITOTyyIf. KANAAR. *OP. i 864.
SEALED PROPCSALS will be received at this aka
until 12 c'elock M on the 31st day of December, 1864,
for the Transportation of Military Supplies during the
i reg s ro, l • l l ' .— f lr_ o Zg a Ng te atvenwerth. Laramie *
and Riley. and aner , depots that may be establishes
during the above year on the west bank of the Missouri
river, north of Fort Leavenworth, and south of latitude
4i degrees north, to say posts or stations ihat :are .og
gpay be established in the Territories of Nebraeks,,Dro
kota, Idaho, and Utah tooth of latitude 44 degrees
Isorth and east of longftude 114 degrees west, and in
the Territory of Colorado north,of 40 degrees north.
Bluld rs to state the rate per 100-pounds per 100 miles at
ic h they will transport said stores in each of the
monthis from April to September, Inclusive, of the year
U 65.
Borne No. 2. —From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in
the State of Kansas, and the town of Kansas, in the
State , of Missouri, to any posts or trattoria that are or
may be estabfiehed in the State of Kansas. or in the
Territory of Colorado. soeth of latitude 40 degree)s
north. drawing supplies from Fort Leavenworth, and to
Fort Union N. M.. or other depot that may be designa
ted in that Territory, to Fort Garland, and to any other
Point or pointe on the route. Bidder" to state the rate
per 100 poundsporloo miles at which they will transport
. said stores inoach of the months from April to Septem,
lyti, of 11" the yent-thea----;
littrrillo: a. From Fort Union, or such other depot
as may be established in the Territory of New Mexico,
to any poets or stations that are or may be setablishee
in that Territory, and to such posts or stations ae may
be designated In the Territory of Arizona and State of
Tempi west of-longitude 105 degrees west Bidders to
state the rate per-100 pounds per 100 miles at which
they mill transport said stores in each of the months
from June to November. inclusive, of the year 1865.
The weight to be transported each year win not ex ,
teed 10,000 000 poundson Smite No 1; 15,000 000 pounds
On Route No 2. and 6,000,000 pounds on Route No. 3.
No additional per tentage will be paid for the trans
portation of bacon, bard bread, pine lumber, shingle',
or any other stores.
Bidders el ould give their names 1n full as well as
their place of residence, and each propossinhonld ' be
accompanied by a bond in the sum of ten thousand dol
lars, signed by two or more respontible Worsens, gua
ranteeing that incase a contract le awarded for the route
entioned in the proposal, to the parties proposing, the
contract will be accepted and enteyed into, end good
and sufficient security furnished byr said parties in act
or rdence with the terms of this edvertiterneut.
The amount of bonds required will be as follows;
On Route No. 1 1100.000
On Route No. 2 ' MOM
On Rents No. 8 60.000
Fatieractory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of
each bidder and person offered as Maturity will be re
quired.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for Army
Transpertation on Route No. 1," 7•2,," or "3," as the
case maybe , and none will be entertained unless they
tally comply with all the requirements of this adver
titement.
Parties to whom awards are made must be prepared
to execute contracts at once, and to give the required
bonds for the faithful performance of the same.
Contracts will be made subject to the approval of the
Quartermaster General, but the right is reserved to
re
ject any or all bide that may be offered.
Contractors =wit be in ?tallness for service by the
first day of April,lB6s, and they will be required to have
a place of agencies at or in the vicinity of Forts Leaven
worth and Union and other devote that may be establish
ed, at which they may be communthated with promptly
and readily.
By order of the Quartermaster General,
•
noletileT) H C. RODOBS,
Out sad a. Q. id., 11. S. A.
FFICIS ARMY CLOTHING AND
CI
EQUIPAGE, TWELFTH and GIRARD Street.
• • PAILADELPFITA, November 18. Mt
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until 12 o'olock M. on MONDAY, the 78th Instant, for
supplying the Schuylkill Arsenal with the following ar
ticles:
• 3-4 or 6-4 sky blue kersey army standard.
Infantry great coats, deliveries to commence in. 10 -
days from date of award,. army standard.
Blue hunting, ,deliveries to commence in 18 days from
date of -award, army standard.
Color belts and slings, deliveries to commence in 10
dram from date of award, army standard.
Knit drawers, deliveries to 0001111t11041 day after
award. Samples required.
Black Silesia, deliveries to commence day after award.
Samples required.
4-4 heavy tut %le ached muslin, deliveries to commence
day after award. Samples required.
27 or 33-Inch heavy drilling. deliveries to commence
day after award Samples required.
Brown holland, deliveries to commence day after
award. Samples required.
Dark blue thread, No 36, deliveries to commence day
after award. Samples required.
3-4 or 6-4 dark blue flannel, deliveries to commence in
10 days from date of award, army standard. .
Shelter tents, deliveries to commence in 10 dais from
date of award, army standard.
Samples of such articles as are required to be army
standard can be seen at this once.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
ms, Whose signatures must be appended to the gua
rantee, and certified to as bliug good and anicient
security for the amount involved, by some public fang
tionary of the United States.
Bids from defaulting contractors, and those that do
not fully comply with the requirements of this adver-
Dement will not be considered. •
Blank forms for proposals embracing the terms of the
guarantee required in each bid can be had on applica
tion atthis office, and none others which do not em
brace this guarantee will be considered nor will any
proposal be consideredtwhich does not strictly conform
to the requirements therein stated.
The bids will state the number and quantity of each
kind• of article proposed to be delivered.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
BaPP//es." stating on the envelope tht•mrlicular arti
cle Did for . InginlAN - Breas,
n019•13t, - Colonel Q. B. Department.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTER
MASTER.
MISITART DISTILMT OF PRIT , ADIMPIITA.
No. 1103 Of SAND Street,
• November 2.3, 181$1.
SEALED PEOYOSALS will be received at this office
until noon of WEDNESDAY, 30th inst.,for the prompt
delivery at Camp Discharge. near Optng Mill, Phila
delphia. of
-1,000 feet 3-inch three ply Rubber Hose, of best qua
lity.
I,too feet 2-inch three-ply Rubber Rose, of but qua
lity.
With necessary couplings and branch pipes, complete
for use
To be Inspected and approved by the United States
Inspector.
Propcsals will name price per foot for hose, Including
cost of couplings and branch pipes; the shortest time tor
delivery. and must be made upon the regular forms
which are furnished at tide office.
Th e united States reserves the right to reject all bids
deemed incompatible with its interests.
ALBERT 8. ASRMEAD,
n 02 4 6t Capt. arid A. Q. M.
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT QUAR
TERMASTER MILITARY DISTRICT OF PHILA
DELPHIA, No. 1103 GIRARD Street,
NOVRICEIER 21, 1884.
SLIILBD PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until noon of /MONDAY, 28th lust for the erection and
completion of additional BBAIII BUILDINGS at ISo.
Clethin United States Army General Hospital, in con
formityto plane and specifications now at the Office of
John McArthur, Jr., Esq., Architect, No. 303 South
Sixth street.
Proposals must state the shortest time required to
complete the work, and must be made upon the regular
forms furnished at this Office.
The United States reserves the tight to reject all bids
deemed incOmpadble with Ste Intereete.
ALBERT 8. ABIIIIIIAD,, _
not% St ' Captein and A. Q. M.
NOTICE. - SEALED PROPOSALS,
endorsed PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SUP-
PLIES TO THE BOARD OF CONTROLLBREI Or PUB
LIC SCHOOLS. will be received'at the ogles, southeast
corner SIXTH and ADELPHI streets. addressed to the
undersigned, null December 19, 1864, at 12 o'clock
for the supply of all .the books and stationery to be
need in the Public (Schools of Philadelphia for the
year 1968. The proposals must state the price and qua •
lity of the books and articles of ststionery ProiMeedSo
befurnished, and occomr•anled by a sample of SSW
Item. A list of books, &c., as authorized by the Board.'
can be seen at. the Secretary 's onto% Southeast corner
of SIXTH and ADELPHI Streets,
By order of the' Committee on SApPilae.
HENRY W. GALLIWILL, Secretary
nod. thatdelo Controllers of Public Schools.
HORSES 1 HORSES ! TIORBE81"
CleaarnanAtivjat GinristAL'Orridu,
Filar Divialolf , Weeintrencels, Nov. 10. 1884.
HORSES, suitable for Cavalry and Artille r y aer yi ec
will bepnnbased at Glesboro Depot, In open market,
4111 DBC>3eIBBE 1, 1864. .
Herres will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry Moore,
A. Q. 18,., and be euldected to be usual Government In.
epectiou before beieg accepted.
Price of Cavalry Hones, $l7B each.
Price of Artillery HOrlies, $lBO each. '
Payment will be made for elz (6) and more.
J AIM A. SKIN
Colonel in obese. Pirat Division.
Jolt- t9O (14mVusakt (leagors Once.
•
- ,~r
OM ARTBRM AS T B R'S I:7ICPA.RT
-4. RENT. PRILLDELYabit Roy. 28, MN,
. HEALED PROPOSAL.; wilt be received at this oat*
*EMI 12 o'clock M.,TOUR , DaY, December I. 1 04
for the insm.diale elivery at the United States Wors
t_
Ilene Fil Alefft7Sß-citreet wharf, of
. Flys hundred feet Corporation Hose. oopper
it. , sg. in Silty feet sections, with sCrew couplings
ai ed.
, All of the above to be of the beet quality, and gab-
Joel to the inspection of an, inspector appointed on the
part of the,Oo . err ment.
Bidders will state price, both in writing and figni44l,
and tie number of feet bid for, and the time of de
livery.
Each bid most be guaranteed by two responsible per
lione. whore Mg,
at'aree must be appended to the gua
ranty. and certified to as being good and cufac'eut
security for the amount involved by the tTatted elates
District Judge. Attorney. or Collector, or other male
( Dicer: otherwise rhe bid will not be col:mid-red.
The right is reserved to reject all bid I, deemed nosbigh,
and no bid from a defaulting contractor will be roe lived.
By order of Col. Herman Biggt, Moot Quartermaster.
GROWS R ORMB.
i n028. 6 t Outdate &nil 4 0. M.
QHERIFC'.I3 SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
kJ a wilt of vier Facies. to me directed, will be ex
posed to pnblic mile or vendee,' on MoNDAY Evening,
December 5, 1864 at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All those certain two fonyettory brick tessellates and
tete of evonnd situate on the west, side of Pairteenth
street one hundred and ,the
feet two inches
northward from Federal street. la the city of Philadol
hiam containing tn front on Thirteenth str-et ;hi di ,
' four feet two inches (each lot being mementoes feet one
loch) and in dernh one hundred foot to Marlon street.
[Which said premises Alexander Campbell et al, by
deed dated April V, 1 948. recorded In Daid•B ink A. W.
M. No. 88 , page 448. conveyed unto Francis Tiernttn,
Pefer. Shoenberser. and Henry M Watts in fee. And
said Peter_ Showeberger and Hoary 21., Watts and
wmeto brdeed dated Mat 12, 1881, recorded try Deed
Book T. 11....N0. 151, page 208. do , conveyed their
moiety unto Francis •ffiertian lo fee.
CD. C.; D.. '64. 79. Debt, $2,180. Hopper.]
Taken in execution and to be sold ae the property of
Francle•Tiernan, deceased.
• JOHN THOMPS: I I9, Sheriff.
Philedelphia, Sheriff's Office, Nov. 23, 1864. n 026-34
SHERIFF'S BALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Vet:Wiliest Forponas, to me directed, will be
moiled to public sale orvendue, on MONDAY' Evening,
December 5, 1864, at 4 o'clock, at Saneom-street Hall
MI that certain lot of ground situate on th e 'loath side
of Bee/afar street, ninety-seven feet pieta Inches eaet
ward from Fifteenth street, in the city of Pht'affelphla;
containing in front on Brasier street sixteen feet, and in
depth fifty-six feet to a ton-feet alley; en-Joet to a
grou se rent of twenty dollars, for arrears of which this
sale me.
•
CD. C ; D. '
'B4. 89.1 Debt, $149.87 . W. C. Thompson.)
Taken Inexeention and to be sold as the property of
Felix Taylor: JOHN THoMPSON '
Saadi.
Philadelphia. Sharire Office, Nor. 23, leat. na9641
ILAGAL %
INSTATE OF STEPHEN•VIEIRA, totC"
CEASED. —NoTrox—All persons :Indebted tO
above estate will make payment, and !hose b•v!u
&aims against the same will present them without, de
biy, to WILL TAT LOR Ad Witte , rater.
Coronet's Offloe, VEIFTII 80.. helots , Cheat:at_
Or to hie Attorney. EDWIN T. (MAIL
aOl9 ESt No. 134. ionth SIXTH 8t! .t.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION TO
the °Mato of FRBMICK f.. SE Italsn, , deeeased.
haying been granted to the Kobe ber. a peT goon having
claims agate. t the eke te will present them, and thou
Indebted make payme tt o
MIAMI It SEEMS% Ad ad otetrattlx.
aol9-ret* 511 berth SIXTH StraM.
TN THE ORPHA.NB' COURT FOR THE
TN
(SUDETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of FENNER 0 RES' minors.
The auditor appointed by the court to andit„settle,and
adjust the arconntiof CHAS. M. LUKENS, gnardian of
Harriet, Caroline, Jacob . arid Karr Ann Pease more,
minor chtidren of VALSNTINE FENNBKORE, late of
Philadelphia, deceased, and report dietribution of the
balance In the gnardian's bands. Will meet the parties
inteseated in the estate, for toe purposes of hie appoint
ment, on THURSD AY. `DEP,E666II let, Wei, at 4 P.
11., at his ones. 500 WA.LIIIIT Street. city. of Phila
delphLa. WILLIAM/M.64T.
nol9,stuthdt Auditor.
INTHE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOE THE CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADEL
.I
_ .
,- te of WILLIAM WORRELL, deceased.
The Auditor appointed b_y the Counts) audit. settle,
And adjust the account of HENRY SLO s fj, Trustee for
Mrs CA.ROLJNE SLOAN, Mrs. &SHIM O. 00ATE3,
.Mrs. MART WOOD. and ALBERT WORRELL. heirs
of the estate of WILLIAM WORRELL, deceased, and
to report distribution of the balance in the Ulu. ds of the
r.
untent, will meetthe pestles Interested for the par.
of his amain:meat. on IDE3DAY. December 6.
em at 4 o'clock P. -M. at his office, - No 226 South
MIRTH Street, in the city of Phttadelohm.
n024-thetu6t 080. SERGEANT, Auditor.
PTHE • ORPHAI4S I COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHIL4DEL PE LA.
• Estate of EDWaRD ROBERTS.'deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY 6iIVEN, that the Widow of said
decedent has filed'ln said Court her petition and an ap.
pralsement of the Personal Estate she elects to retain
under the act of April 14, 1161. and Itit Supplements. and
that the same will be approved by said Court on FRI
DAY.. December, 2d. . _ 1854. unless exceptions be filed
thereto. • NY RON WOAD WARD,
nol7-the4t• Attorney for Petitioner.
VSTATE OF ANNA M. BOLLER, DE
CEASED.—Notice is here 'y given that Lettere of
Adminit.tration have been granted to the undersigned
on the above !Ante. All persons indebted will make
payment, and those havino claims against It will present
them for settlement to JOS OP El JONES,
1
hie.'l2l6 ARCH Street, Adminie-
Or, . JOHN JOED &ft, is., trators.
n012405t* • No 006 SPRUCH Street,
ESTATE OF G. A. HOFFItIANN, DE
CSASED.—Lettess of administration on the estate
of GUSTAVUS . 1.. HOFFMANN baying been granted to
the undersigned, all perfume indebted to said estate are
requested to make - vestment, and thole having claims
to present them without delay, to
AUGUSTUS P. HOFFILA.NN, Administrator,
nol&sat pm ARCH Street.
rrREASITRY - DEPARTMENT.
I A- omee 0* THE CourraOLl.Ea oy THE Coasssor.
WASHINGTON. September 27, 1864.
: . Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undereigned, It hen been made to appear that the
EIGHTH NATIONAL BANK OP PHILADELPHIA, is
the City of Philadelphia , in the County of Philadel
-1 . gaga, State of Pennsylvania, has been duly or
mitred under and according to the requirements of
the Act of .Congress, entitled "An Act to pros
; vide a national ctlrrelloY, secured by pledge of Unit
ed States bonds, and to provide for the circulation and
1 redemption thereof." approved June $1,1864i and has
complied with all the ,rovielons of said Act reQUired,to
be complied with before sommeneing the basineas of
banking under said Act:
tHow, therefore, I, HUGH MoCULLOCH, Ooteer
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
Itlghth National Bank of Philadelphia, in tile Olt* 01
Philadelphia, ta the Cloantyof Philadelphia, and State
of Pennsylvania, Is authorised to commence the business
_of Banking' ander the .Iket aforesaid.
lis teethereirr - o . loritnes3 my hand and seal of
Cate this twenty-seventh day of September, — lsis.
. { ........... 11110 H MoCULLOO.II,
UAL. 1 Com ptroller of the OlLTreasr
-0•11-1111
S. VAUGHAN =ILIUM WILIWaIf. 11:1111IOIL
SEW OWL
SOUTHWARK VILDRY_,
117TH AND WAKEIINOTON BTZI
•
• • PHILADELPHIA.
& 80N0,
iitatemas AND suointasTs,
Hannfasmre Masud Low Pressure Steam EDEittl.
land, river, and marine service.
Hollers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iroa Boats, as. ; Cast
Inge of all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron-frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, Nall
road Stations, &c.
Retorts and Gait Maebiner7 of the latest and moat tis
provedv constrruction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, sash as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Teens= Pans, OW
steam Defeestors Pllters.Pnm_ping Sodium. &&
Sole agents for N. Rillient's Patent Shisr - BeGist A,
paratoe, Neamyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and anvil
wall & Wolsey's Patent Gentrifttgal Snaar-Dralstim
Naghina. m 1124!
A m PENN STEAM ENGfI
AND BOILER womit —NAAFIS h LEVI.
PEACTIOA.L AND THEORETICAL ENOINZEItg,
kA
CHINISTS, BOILER-ILOCEBB, BLACKSMITHS, mai
PODISrDEBS, having for many years been In En
operation,jand been exclusively engaged in build=Niut
repairing a aniativer Ingines, high and low mg
mire, Iron Boilers, Water Tanks, Propellors, gui., gm.
respectfully offer their services to the nubile, as Nam
fully prepared to contract for engines of all sims. Ms.
rine, n Stationary ; having sets of patterns 01
'different sizes, are prepared to execute orders will
quick despatch. Every description of
_pattgrn-naaitim
made at the shortest notice. High and Low. Pres saga
Fine, Tabular, and Cylinder Boilers. of the best Penn
Sylvania charcoal Iron, Forging,, of all sizes and kinds
limn and Brass Castings , of all descriptions; Solt
Turning, Screw-Cutting, and all other work cormestei
with the above bushiest!.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at flu
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for re
palm of boats, where they can lie In perfect safety, mai
are provided with shears, blocks, fa/is, Be., he . fie
raising heavy or light weights.
JACOB C. rileia.
JOHN P. LEVY,
.
ien-la BEACH and PALMER Streets.
MOTIGA_N, ORR, & 00., STEAM RN
aunt BuILDERs. Iron Founders, and Genern!
ifschintets and Boiler !fakers. Xo. 19119 CALLOW - .
HILL Street. PhDadainNtin falrl-tf
COAL.
• An A. TON FOR LARGE NUT
;t • .uky COAL, $lOOO a Ton for STOVE and
MUTER COAL, st ALTER'S COAL YARD, NINTH
Street. (957). below-GIRARD Avenue.
N.
GARDEN B._—Samplea at Branch 01100, SIXTH and SP
oI RING .Im . n
PURE LEHIGH • COAL.-H olfl3 II
KIIET'gREI can rely cancelling a pars article at El
R. corner FRONT and POPLAR JO ts.
nosl-Lve JOHN W. HAMPTOX.
FA SCHRICINEN NEW COAL DE.
• POT, NOBLE Street above Ninth street.
Constantly on band Melia qualities of Lehigh and
Schuylkill Coal, sel•Ared expressly for family purposes,
at the lowest market prises. Wharf Twenty-third
street, below Arab sh. 4 Once 119 South FOUR
Street. oalo-3111
(7 1 ENUINE' WILE VEIN COLIA,
`—^ EQUAL IF NOT Emil:won TO LEHIGH. —A Mal
will secureyour endow. Ilaa and Stove sizes 00 per
ton; Lane Nut, $lO.Ol. Once L9lBonth FOURTH St, ,
below Chestnut. Depot, 1419 OALLOWRILL St. ,
above Broad . teel4-6ml ELLIS BELBSOW.
COA L . - SUGAR LOAF, BEAVER
PRAXH 3 S. Out Spring Mountala Lehigh Poe, g a g'
beet bolted iliommtain. bon Scitaylklll; Prepared ex
meal for Family new Depot, N. W. termer KIGEITH
and :WOO. 0200. No. South SECOND
aP54f : . J. WA_LTOX & GO.
H BRRY BUDDY ,
sad Wholesale Dealer In
PURE OLD BOIIIII3ON,
102,110NGAHSLA, EYg, AND WHEAT
- • WHISKIES,
146 1194TH 611 CM STRUT. heLoA r ßa i (App.
D3AAD J. SVANIS
COTTON AND FLAX BAIL . DUCK
AND CANVAS, of all numbers and brands.
Tent. Awning. Think. and Wagon Cover Dock. Alas.
Paper liannfaetnxers' Drier Felts, from I to 6 feet wider
Pauline, Belttng, Sail Twine. Sc.
JOHN W. IVERNAN &
noS.tf No. 103 JONES' Alley.
CABINET FURNITURE.
MOOBB a OAW OL
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AM South SIGOIND Street,
are prepared to follow the decline in the market In Um
Price of their furniture. Purshaeare will edema eau
and dorasetth• our stnaii. oelLew
JOHN C. BAKER CO.'S COD LIVER
JOHN
OIL. --THE TRUE AND GENUlNE—tumrpassed in
Quality and effects—being the
SWEETEST AND BEST PREPARED.
In Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Gout, Inci
pient Consumption, and all Scrofulous Complaints, II
oftentimes pro aces immediate and certain effects when
other remedies have been taken with tittle or no benefit.
Sold by all Drogel_.ts in the city, and by the proprie
tor. No 718 MARKET Street. anll.-telbeein
OLD WHEAT WHISHY.-175 CASES
pare old-wheat WHISKT_ r for sale by
Z. P. NIDDLIPON,
n 022 Bt* 5 North FRONT Street.
InSERVO FOR THE TENTH AND
nui-Yor atreettherdat the tams, for pm
=2; franort64l7; tr d sw f ee or t, k Z i rti th l:
Hived to bathe beet prep:ration that aotenee and =Pe-
Ilene* has aye' produced, Prepared only by
S. T. _BEALE. D. Deadit,
1113 WIMP= Street, Philidelphia,
sell-Sset For We by the yerinetpal driteelebt- 11 per 'cr.
QUI% P 18 1 10 LB. SKANEB.
PHILIP WILSON & CO..
409 CHESTNUT Street.
Manufacturers and Importers or
Fine Guns. Pistols,
Gunning and Fishint Tackle,
Canes, Powder, Shot.
Wads, Caps; he.
Gans Restocked, Rebo.od, and Repaired Li the bee
manner:
SKATES OF ALL KINDS.
5r64,3m 409 CHESTNUT Street.
HOTELS, DYE. HOUSES,
dte., unsupplled with Abe Universal-Cog-wheel
Clothes wringer—the' beat and only re/table wringer
will And it tallier Irtereet to nee one of these localiz
able labor and eleiluse-satnintr utensils. For sale whole
ace and retail. by Z. L. BURNHAM. Matinfacturer's
Agent, No. 27 South SIXTH Street. nol2-Im
'TEAM AND WATER GAUGES—THE
lart eat assortment fn Vhtledelphla—oonstantlyoll
/MAL S$ OWL(. 3IAtWALIVZ,bits•L*4 t 97-140
AUCTION- lIA:LES.
JOH:N B.oi lifiE R S & 00AUCTION
ZEBB, V. 1132 sad WS4 me.itEzasr
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH DEW HOOri,
NOTWE.— nctwicd in our Bain of French dry gootiPt
en MONDAN MORNING, November Fit, will be found
in part the followini desirable articles. viz:
DREES FILTCI3—In blacks. slid coiora. and fancy
drenaeilks Floroncee, /roe de Wapitis, satins, &a
DSBlab GOODS —ln• merino eh the. fienrod and plain
mouseline. reps. cashmeres.. poplins, mohair inetree,
brerwis• velonrs. tent/hams. alpacas. &a.
FHAWLS--A fall att.ortreeec of broche, long, and
cquese woolen. chenille, and Whet ah.wls and scarfs,
&c.
GLOVES—lien's and women's kid, silk, back, cash
-
learn, at d thibet groves and gauntlets, be
EISBROIA , RRIEE, An.—Hub an.kbonk collars. capes,
b titliilT/P. bands. capes, veils, lanes, Sec.
' BONNET RlBBollf4 —A fall ae•orment of troche,
plain, and figured bounet ana ck silk velvet ribbons,
and fancy velvet and silk trimming riboose. en
Alf°. black crapes, tarletane, atilt cravats and neck
ties. hoop skirts, linen hardkereblefs. wFite ma
Hewing silks. head-a resmes, girdles, fancy articles, Ste:-
LARGE PEREMPT2y fltogg . ol , BOOT% GRORE.
A dm.
- 11E*
OH 11:1132.c.AY tittliFf2lo,
November 29, at 10 o'clock, will be sold by catalogue•
without leserve. on fonr monthe• credit, about 1.100
Packager. boots. shoes, brogans, balmaale, gum shoes,
are'Y goods, travelling bays. &o . of city and Blatant
manufacture, embracing a fresh and prime sesortment
9f desire hie articles for men. women. and children.
which will be open for examination early on the morn
i;rg of say
LARGE POSTTIVR RALE 01? so (Yrs, SWAB. AND
GUM f,ROES. ARMY GOODS. TRAVELLOG Eck , "
a 1.., 4C
IioTICE —lncluded in onr large neremptery ssie of
oott, abocs, dtc.. to be livid on TuItBDST
Nov. 'Bib. at 10 o'clock, mitt be toned In Part ths fol
lowing Czech goods. vtz:
boys', and yonthe' thick boots.
—es SeiliMan'lP. boys'. and youths' kip and calf boots.
cases men's grain cavalry boa
cases bo3ll' grain and L L. boots.
eaves men's, boys' and yntalte kip brneaes.
eases men's, boys', and youths' balmorals, tap
solo do.
—eases men's, boys', and yonthe' Congress book'
tap sole do.
—cases women's, misses'. and children's calf, kip,
goaL r grain and ecw•d, Pegged. and canner willed
boots and balmorals, embracing a general aasortment
(linty and Ete.tern-made goods.
Alan, css.s rents' 24 Inch leg, enameled, grata
foxed. steel-shod cavalry boots, Aram shoos, army
goods, &c.
- SPECIAL SALE OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
• SHIRTS, &c
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
November 30th. will be sold by.catalogne, commons
lag .at 10 o'clock precisrly. on font mouths' CFO fit
aboot 275 lots of man's and boys' fashionable ready
made clothing, shirts, &c.
LARGE PEELEMOV: SALE OP EIIZOPEAN AND
AM 81110 AN DEP GOODS. dic . :
We will hold a large sale of British. German. French.
gad American dry goode, by catalogue, on four months'
Indic, and part for cash,
ON THUR4DAT MORNING.
Der. let. commencing at precieely 10 o'clock, nom-
Peeing
EGO PACKAGES AND LOTS
of British. German, French, India; arid American du
Booth, embracing a large, fell, and fresh assortment of
woolen worsted, linen. cotton, and silk goods for city
gad catlatrieles.
LAMP/POSITIVE *MIX OF CLRPETINOS, DBUO
- •
ON FRIT AY M )RNING.
Dec. 2, will be sold by catalogue, on four months
credit, commencing at II o'clock oecleely, a fall assort
ment of Ingiain. venetian, rag, list, hemp, and cot
tage carpets, droggete. &a. . _
\PBRISMPTORY SALE OR FRIINCII,INDIA. GERMAN,
AND BRITISH DRY GOODS. Mo.
- MONDAY MORNING,
November2Bth. at 10 o'clock. will be sold, by cata
logue, on four months' credit. ahnnt
700 I.OIIIAGES AND LOTS
of French, India, 0 trman. and Erttish dry goods, dta.,
embracing a large and choice atter rtme nt of fancy and
staple articles in sits. worsted, woolen, linen, and cot
ton fabrics.
N. B —Samples of the same will be arranged for ex
amination, with catalogues, early on the morning of
sale when dealers will find It to their interest to at
tend.
TO FOR gala' AND TO LET.
- „
ei FOR BALE—PREMISES ON THE
mai North Me of SPRING GARDEN Street, and on the
southweet.rly side of RIDGE avenue. baring It front on
eaelisif GO feet; on Spring Garden street there is a sat,
etan•ial three-story brisk dwelling, and on the Ridge
avenue there are three brick bnilangs, at present used
for ine s onlasturlng purposes.
For terms, apply to
X,
n022-te No 1215 SPRING GARDEN R.
FOR SALE OR TO LBT-A. NUM
ber oonvenienrnew DWELLINGS. with modern
improiements, on North Eleventh, Twelfth. and Thir
teenth streets. Apply to TATUM JACKON.
614 CHESTNUT Street, or at
n0324f 1858 North TYP ELF PH Street
da LARGE AND VALUABLE PRO
PERTY FOR BALE.—The very lar and commo
dious LOT and B'CRLDINO, Do. 308 CHEERY 'Street,
near the centre of bush:Leen, containing 60feet on Cher
ry Street. depth 106 foot, being 76 feet wide on the rear
of the lot.and at that width opening to as
large cart- way
leading to Cherry street Ita advantages of
SIZE LED POSITION
are rarely met with.
Apply on the premises. sells
tri eo FOR SALE—THE NEAT AND
nventent Dwelling. No• if MODBIT VERNON
Street, or it will be exchanged for a Germantown pro
perty of same value For others, see North. American
and U. S. Gazette.
....
B. F. OLBNll,___l23 8. FOITRITE Street, _
non and 8. W. cor FtsvirarrEENTll and Gitligld
in PUBLIC BALE OF A VALI3- da
.011.• ABLE LITT'LE FARS.;--Will he sold on the =a
premises. on MOfiDAY, November 28, IS% at 2 o'clock
P. If., a snug Farm, containing 86) 4 Acres of Land in a
high state of caltivetion, sitnute in Byberry. Twenty
third Ward, Tkiladelphla a boat thirteen miles from
Market street. and two ml from Andalusia Station.
of the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, adjoining
lands of Robert Purvis, Jacob &Veit, and others, and
on a good turnpike road. The Mansion is large and
conv'enient, with_good barn, wagon hottee, and other
buildings, surrounded by shade and fruit trees.
For further information call at the wet:goes or ad,
dress MART nu.sotuk.
Byberry Poet Office.
JESSE G WEBSTER, Auctioneer. noffit-titv
el CHESTER COUNTY.—FOR
iIIALS—A valuable Chester County FARM,
known as the Hickman Farm, Wliliatown township,
16 miles out, 3 miles from Green Tree, Ason Pennsyl
vania Railroad ; 187 acres of land, 40 of which are wood
land. watered by Crum creek and several springs of
water. Fine large double Stone MANSION, 14 rooms;
Eno double-decker Stone Bern, with overshoot; or
chard of selected fruit; dwelling i for farmers; spring,
and other buildings . A superior business Farm; will
feed forty steers.
JAS. B. CIIMMINS, 504 WALNUT Street.
n, B.—Call for Catalogue of Delaware and Chester
County Farms, vintainteg prime. no2l-6t
PUBLIC BALE OF HEAL
ESTATE.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court of Cheater
County, will re exposed at public sale,
OR SATURDAY; the 3d of December, IBM
at the Mansion Rouse of EVAN WOOD WARD, deed.
being Tract No. 6 hereinafter described. ail the balance
of the Real Estate of said deceased, coast tins of
bETEN DIFF) RENT TEACTS LOTS,OF LAND,
In said county of Chester — to wit: • -
No. 3. A mesenage and. ttact of Lind leittiate In West
Bradford township, containing Nine AStes and Forty.
seven Perches, adjoining tenths of Win. Do*lin, lands
late of. Charlits,./Eakst, and-others : about one acre of
which Is arable, the balance young thriving timber
No 4. A me-somase and tract of Land situate in the
same township, adjoining lands of Wm. Dowlizi,
Torbert, James Beale, and other., containing Fourteen
Acres and Ftfty.eeven Perches, about one and a half
act ea of which are good woodland, the balance arable,
and of good quality, well fenced, and watered by run
nine water irons springs.
No. 5. A lot of Land situate in same t swnship.
Ire lands of Nydta Woodward and others. cont ai ning
Five Acres and Eighty Perches; covered with thriving
chestnutsud oak timber. which will be It for cutting
into posts and nails in a few years.
No. 6. A lot of Land In East Cain township, adjoining
lands of Wm. Torbert, John E. Pox and others, con
taining Two Acres and Fifty-seven Perches. on which
is erected a large three-story BRICK DWELLING
ROUSE, lately occupied by said decedent. On the first
floor is aittsge ball, parlor and dining-rooms complete,
with a very large room heretofvre occupied as a store
room The second and third stories are divided into
six chambers on each floor, with a well-finished attic.
Also, a large brisk Kitchen, two stories high, attached.,
with cellar under the whole , with soft water conveyed
by lead pipes to the kitchen door, and from thence to
the barn. This would make a splendid country resi
dence for a gentleman of leisure, as it Is located within
five minutes' walk of Gallagherviie Station. on the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Mt miles west of Philadelphia.
It would able be a desirable location for a business
man for a store, coal and lumber yard. sto. A Stone
Barn. with abundant stabling, together with other out
buildings. thereon. The land attached is first-rate, and
well fenced.
No. 7. A messuage and tract of Land situate in the
same township, adjoining huideof Wm. Torbert, Abner
Bald win and others, containing Twenty seven Acree
and Fourteen Perches of arable land, in the Great Val
ley of excellent quality, and divided into live-enclo
sures, with good fence, This tract lies convenient to
No. 6, and added to it would make a desirable small
farm.
No, I A lot or tract of Land situated in the same
township, on the Lancaster turnpike. in the village of
Gallagherville, adjoining lands of Win. Torbert and
others, containing Eighty Perches, on which is erected
a stone Smith Shop and large Ooachmaker Shop, at both
of which a large and profitable luridness might ba done.
No. 9. A lot of Land situate in same township, ad
joining lands of Wm. Torbert. John N. Fox, and others.
containing One Acre and Forty seven Perches, on which
is an abundance of limestone, of good quality, and it
is presumed that marble abounds is one portion of the
lot There is erected on the premises a large lime kiln.
where an abundance of lime may be sold The lot is
also well fenced.
All the above properties are desirable. Persons wish:-
lug to purchase are rasp:saintly invited to call and view
for themselves, and will be shown by caning at the pre.
mites of No. 6, or the undersigned, at Outhrieville.
Fele to commence precisely at 1 o'clock. Conditions
at rale. WM. WINDLE,
n 02- tun's** Adminietrator de bents, non.
al FOR BALE—AN EXCELLENTE"
......piatm of 110 Acres, at Union Station, on W l lt RNA
Jenny Itallroad..2o miles from .Camoen. Good al/d
-ings and good roil. Price low and terms easy.
Also, a number of first clam Farms within a SOW
miles of Philadelphia. B. F. GUINN,
nol9- 123 South FOUSTH Street.
/11 VALTIABLB FLOURING
MILLS AND FARM FOR SASS—Known as
SUBURBS'S MILLS, on the Pannspaak. in MONT
°OWLETaIINTY, near the North Pennsylvania
Railroad, formisaa miles from Philadelphia; comprising
a large MSROILANT MILL, with three run of burrs,
and all necessary machin , in good order for manu
facturing all kinds of grai n Also, a GRIST MILL,
with two run of burs.. Mani on Eons,. several Tens
mentd, Barna, Shope, Be., with 65 Ames of highly pro
ductive Land. As the owner is engaged in the milling
and grain haziness 40 miles distant, this property, now
in snocesafnl operation, will be sold a bargain, and if
desired, immediate possession will be given, including
the custom. stock of grain, towns. inininuinnint ha, atl
ready established for awentencising business man to
make money.
For terms, which will be easy, apply to
Id. THOMAS SONS. Mlladelphla,
Or to 6Le subscriber, at Downin_gtnwin Pa.
nolo lm DAI7LD'SHSLMIRS
FOR SALE-TEN BITPERI(4
•
built three-story HOUSBB, located 00130,174,... -
between Twenty-third and Twenty - fourth etreete
Hon of Union and Coates-street Railroad): lots ea n
trig_back to Virginia. street For sale at great bargains
and on eaay MIL LE R , partienlars inquire of
HIRAM 1826 GREEN Street, or
W. G. BEDFORD, 53 N. TENTH st., and
oel9mfe24t" 1913 Oe_LLO WHILL St.
DR II G STORE FOR SALE.-FIX
TURES•a-Z and contents will be sold at a valuation.
With a discount of twenty per cent. This is a splendid
opening for a competent person. The store was formerly
occupied by Col. A. H. Gritnebsw, and done a largeand
successful business. Apply to e. &T. McCEART,
n016.6t 808 MARKET SL, WILMINGTON. DeL
FUR RENT--THE LARGE PHOTO
grapldo Booms formerly occupied by W. L. 91K.
MON, corner of'SLVENTH and CHSSIIRIT Streets.
Also. several other mon s over the Photographic booms.
Inquire at 618 WASHINGTON Square.
PUBLIC BALE OF THE PITTBBUBQ
& MINEESVLLLE PASSENGER RAIL WAY. —The
undersigned, on account of the pressing nature of hie
private busts ere, is compelled to male sale of the Pitts
bur g & Minereville Hallway at Public Auction. The
Railway comprises four miles of flat rail. (eagle line),
weighing 48 lbsiper yard. and 21 8 miles of T rail, (single
line),weighi og 26 tbs per yard amounting in all to 18163
tons. There are seven cars, all with new wl r tits; thir
ty-two valuable horses. with all the neceasa &ram:
blacksmith shop, with complete set of too 7
s; stables,
with horse rower for grinding corn, etc.; feed cattail,
desk, hove, and everything .110y1161111 , to carry on &
passenger railway successfully. The entire road, from
the corner of Market and Fourth, city of Pittsburg, to
t'e terminus in MineravlLs, is now in better condition
man it has been for years; and sugar careful manage
ment, will pay a handsome iitivirfend on tha invest
went. The charter of this road is a very liberal one.
Klein the right to charge a higher ratelif fare than any
other pauenger railway - 1n the city.
The sale will Positively take place in the city of Pitts
burg. at the Commercial Salesrooms of Mr. Mcllwairia.
on TESEDAY. Roy. 29th, at 734 P. AL
Terms, one-half *Rah, residue in ten yearit. to be se
cured by bond and mortgage, with interest at the rate
of 7 per cent. , p a y abl e semi. annually.
no2l et Wit A.
-IERMANTOWN LOT FOR SALE.
A very iegdrable Cottage Lot about 200 by
HO feet, corner of JEFFERSON and UPSAL Streets, two
squarer beyond the depot for the new passenger tall_
Way. Price low, pply t mac easy.
J'USZPH LEA,
no17:1m Ato
12S CHESTNUT Street.
THE UNDERSIGNED, - HAVING RIC-
IiYED hi . HEAL ESTAT E OFFICE to No. 53
TENTH Street, comer of Aret..-haa there reopened
RED' /81102, in wig the Public may enter their
• PROPi eh
aTIiSIFOIt SALL
'And is prepared to Collect INTERnTS Ground end
Hones KADITO, la every part or the city. • •
ote-Ur WILILY tik. BID/OID;
AIICTION SALES
vuIaTEBB, BRMLEY. CO.,
o. eitp - cmisnuT and 6/2 JA.TNI
LAST GRAND PUBLIC BALE Trite an
FRENCH. GERMAN. AND Blwrg,R t.
OF LUPIN'S CELEBRATED II"AB1110.3,
on TUE4DAY HORNING
Nov. W. 1864, at 10 o'clock, on four memth,
by Ellitt. B. BEI/ALM% dCO Anctioneem,
CHESTNUT Street. .
600 piece' Lopin's celebrated merino's, goa te.
and colored, all qualities.
100 pieces race, Superior auslittne act! W
50 p pieces Yolollt russe , desirable article ors.
pieces Paiisienne, new and very deaf
BO pieces tarnise, all q mantles.
lro pieces Ta olln a and not TIM ee, ell warn
.0 piec
elstns printed cashmere °come. merit
d.
1501daree plain monslln de lakes. black , high adore.
10P plea.' 6-4 do., black and colored ,
pieces cover FaXODY wool plaids.
100 pieces do., Unice.
60 pieces Paper quality tar`an. P/Add and stt
gagplits. and va l enciae
60ss 6-4 Angle-Naze plaids.
60 pieces dress materials, silk, wane. rep
ina'enses.
100 pieces 6-4 qualityFreneb flannel plaids a,
BRlba'moral skirts, latest etylee.
10 cases fancy British dense goods,
brocadee. mobsirs, &a
-20 cases stap'e dress moods, tuna Oath,
whit,' colored Delirium. black Tagalog, ,
, wpm:LA.37lo, o ,u cocks, and ottemae k
cent importation
200 black T't 11)et long ebawle. wool Mate
50P new styles long and sclual'e wool Phawls,jo,
60 Paris rich broche loan shawls,
100 plagues dress silks, plain colored la ffetea
all
ram
choi d do ce. styl . coiore es. d tires de ageZ. error. ds At
60 Pieces black eras:tree, figured to Fetes.
20 pieces mantilla velvets super Lyons m a k e
MEN'S WEAR GOODS.
25 pieces exits super blue clothe.
26 pieces extra super brown earagm
25 pieces extra super double castors,
alm. * I ces extra super 9-1 black tricots and ribhsj
'lO nieces Italian clothe and satin declines,
lilies. r
fin Pieces colored 'Mesta*. super iv:milt,.
16 pieces raper Lyons all.ailk collar ' , Planta
20 pieces super stylee black and cohrel sA,,
SPECIAL PALE: OF 600 CARTANS 8188 )5 , ,
ON TUESDAY 61 011 , N1213,
November 99. 3861, fall lines
Nos 4 and 6 black and colored cord edge path.
irlhbone.
Noe. 10 to 90 do, do.
Noe. 410 cm splendid quality black ponit (keel?
Nos. 16 to 00 Scotch plaid colored do.
Nos. an to PD rich broebe embroidered,d.o,h,
Nos 22 to 60 pram grata and satin da
Plinked 'diva catita and hove. plai d
6.TEAIIiStOeT eLvirr RI 48011;1
Pall Immigrant Nos. Ito 110 steamboat bray
silk velvet ribbons.
—to—colored and black do, with whits,
and cord edge.
M. THOMAS & BONS,
ANA. Icia 139 and 141 Bonn FOURTH Wait
&ALES OP STOOKS AND BEAL EST/
At the Excbance, every TUESDAY, at 12
41:0 Handbills of each Property loaned
on t e Saturday yrevione to each sale 1,
to pamphlet form alvint full description
TIMMINITURE SALES at the Auction
EDAY.
. 40P - Particular attention given to Rabe at pri,
sidenoes. he.
[REAL ESTATE RTOCK., . 29111 N')Vl
Exocntora' and o , phans' Conrt Onlee, Fo c i
gages, and Real Estate,
TITBSDAY NEXT,
A very large sale, &5 propertbot, to be Poll e
idly. including valuable buAinsas stands,
and plain dwellings. large lots-24 acres .04 bol
lets, Frautiord: 2,,X•aersa, Long lans, Arc., k c ,
bills ready.
Sale for account of United State 4.
WOOL AND COTTON CNTTINGS, BALM
PAPER. Aro.
THIS MORNING.
Nev. Mb, at le o'clock, at the Anettoa Store,
Catalogues now ready.
TO STONE CUTTERS AND BUILT/2EB.
STOCK OF MARBLE MANTELS. RELDEIVELS.
FINJSUED MARBLE TOOLS, ac,
ON MONDAY IA6I I / 1 1NO,
Nov. 28 , at 10 o'clock, at John Di/111Pfi'S Fact
752 South Broad street, a quantity"! fill 9
Me }Cancels, suitable for
had a nd
iv.
cbaeibers. Also a quantity of head and femme
finished marble; *both* tools, honchos and
Sale peremptory.
No. IRIS Sotlttentionse Square.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE., ROSEWOOD PtAtio,
CARPETS, ac.
ON TUESDAY NORNI.NO,
29th Instant, at 10 o'clock by catalogue. at No
South Rittenhouse Square, t i e superior furniture,
'word piano, fine carpets, book- csee
May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning
'sale.
Sale No. 711 Franklin etreet.
RESIDINCR AND SUPERIOR FURNITURE,
MIRRORS. CHINt AND GLASSWARE, Ac.
ON WEDNESDAY MOENUNO.
Nov. 30th, at 10 o'clock, by estalesne, at N
Franklin street, above Coates street, the entire
tore, mantel and pier mirrors, floe china end cct
ware, Sze featherbeds and mattresses, Pm ti
carpets. dc.
Ma
. May be examined at 8 o'clock on the inertia
p SCOTT, JB., AUCTIONEER,
• 622 013.111 TACIT and 616 SAMOA! Street.
15 . 0 SUPERB OIL PAINTINGS.
ON FRIDAY AND SATUBDAY EVENINGS.
2611, and 28th last.. at 7M o'clock. will besold
150 /superb oilpaintinge of eminent European an.
Moan artiste. coneiating of lake. riv.r, and au
is:every, cattle. Ac , by P. eel T. Moran, De (
ellreenevrald, J. H. Smith, Benaell, Boma
S. P. Dyke, and others
:Also, on, excoant of administrators,. 55 8 1 2Pcl
paintings, and ergrayings, pinging subjects.
paintings are an mounted in rich gold leaf turret.
Row open for examination.
LAEG SALE OF BEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
ACCOUNT OF 'WHOM IT MAP CONCERN
THIS MORNING,
Nov. 26th, at 10 o'clock. we will Pell for ar
Whom it. May concern. SOD lots ready-made cl
csneisting of overcoats, black cloth frock and Is.
coats, doeskhl and hum , caesime,e coate, pant,
vests, tindershirte end drawers, tee de. the
to be sold without reserve.
PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIOI,
b 25 MARKET and 519 COMEIMII
In consequ( nee Thursday, Nth inFt , beim),
etyllig, our EAU will be postponed mail PAL
25th that.
POSITIVE SALE OF 1.000 OASES BOOTS
SHOES
__ •
On MONDAY MORNING, November 28t1
Commencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell by cat
for cash, LIE° mass prime boots, oboes, brogat
morals. &e., suitable for men's, women's, ant
dre n's wear, from city and Basdern manufaettir,
LAME SALE OF 1,200 CASES BOrres,
BROGANS. BALMORALS,
ON TRISESDLI MORNING,
December 1, will l e sold by catalogue. tumuli
liiloo:4lswnsely, 1„200 mums boots, shoes, br ,
WWI.? toots lStokli ,
C. Also. women's, mteses', ant
theata boots. shoes paten, balmorale. Ac.
. J. WOLBERT, ATTCTIONEE
•16 SORTIE SIXTH STREET.
CHOICE PURE OLD BRANDIES, WIRES,
RTES RUM, GIN, CHAMPAGNES, CLARE'
CIGAHS.
Off TUESDAY MORNING NEXT,
The 29th Jut., at 11 o'cleek, at No. 16 Santis .
Street, a large assortment of very ehoio• and pm
LIQUORS, 111 CASES AND D6.11'301156
The whole comprising the largest and finest
have ever °Pried. Is worthy the attentlnn of •
gentlemen, as well as first e ass hotel and rest
keepers.
Catalogues now ready,
BY EMMY P. WOLBERT,
AUCVIONNE R.
NO. 20S MASHER' Street, South Side, abo - eSn•
SAW; of lift Goo_do,,Trimaniora, Notions,
MONDAY, WISDNIIIDAY, aad - PRIDAY.Mf
mewing a t 10 o'clock.
PANOOAST & WARNOCK,
110241218. 240 KABK3T Street.
SHIPPINFO,
_ .
Aft STEAM
VERPOOL, teaching at Q.
(Cork Harbor.) The well knows Steamers of
pool,
n ewN York, and Philadelphia Steamehtp
Line), carrying the 11, S. Mails, are
sail as follows,:
CITY cifWO DON ...... .... SATURDAY, S.
.
37NA..... . ....... ... ...... --SATURDAY. f
EDINBURGH . ..• . SATURDAY.
and every inmeeedrax .......... at Soon, from
North River,
HATES OP PASSAGE :
Payable In Gold, or Um equivalent in Carrel
FIRST 0A81N........583 00 STRBRAGS • ..•
do to London— •65 W do to London—
do to Parts...... 90 OD do to Par'.'..---
do to Hamburg, 90 00 do to flumbart
r/16Sengers also frt-warded to Havre, Brnle 2,
terdarn, Antwerp, ite., at equally low retie.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown: Ist Ca
360 3106. Steerage trout Liverpool or Gamete)
Those who Irish to send for their friends •
tickets here at these rases.
For farther information apply at the Cr
OEcee. JOHN O. DALE, I
n01.4-tde3 111 WALNUT Street, Phita
an& BOSTON AND PBII
PHU STEAMSHIP LINZ, sail* ,
port on SATURDAYS, from Ant wharf goo ,
Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Baton
The steamship NORMAN, Capt. Baker,
Philadelphia for Boston on Saturday. gm
A. If. and steamship SAXON, from Boston
delphia, on the same day at 4P. N.
Xhosa new and anbatantlal steamrhMe form
line, sailing , from each port punctually on Satr
'32=l.mm:is effected one-half the P
on the 'twills.
rrelghts taken at fair rata.
with their ds.
' For Freight or Plusses via ant
to'taY 111118011.
0th.1241
dia FOB NEW YORK.
COASTWISE STS&WHIP a
COMPANY':
FREIGHT LINE FOR NEW YORE, and co
for all Northern and Eastern cities and New
Belling OYPY
TIJ3SDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDA.
from the Company's wharf, Brat above Race str
New York, from Pier Li. North river, on Nene
S P. K.
For freight, whier,„win • tep received daily,
in the most carefulromM it 4 and' delivered
Greatest despatch, at fair apply to
WILLIA JTAYLOR
Milo North W
WASHINGTON, GEOROST
A. VIA CANAL --Ooe of the
gave the fi wharf above
"" Y aad SATURDAY. to
Tor fratirlt, appyl to
P. CLYDE.
W .:- No. 14 North
f frf t i -v.s,rmles
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Net, '..' _ " AIitgIINEXCELLED butrINEQUALLED 1:
of•Tonts and Power. desigued eapertally for
and_fraboolc, but found to be equally wane,
the Pallor and Drawing Room. ?or sale only
111 SRI
No. 13 North SEVENTH
Alm a complete assortment of the Perfect •It'
constantly on band
DECKER BROTIIF , R 3 '
15151 1 .5.N05. —The public, and partleul"
Profession, are invited to examine them bee
strumente. whialiare meeting with such ar
lid degree of popularity and sale in Sew
'wherever known. The desideratum GO 101
for, L e the strength of the iron. and weerotv
the wooden frame so happily attained by them.;
their Pianos incomparable with any others
rallied testimonials of such names as 0
Matoll, Heller. Thomas. Zonal. 11
~I . :j'
Others, amply establish their high rank. For
by W. J. COCHRAN, 908 O.RWI•NUT Street
bale assortment of other new and sew
Planet. for sale sad to rent. Del
Mr 'WRYER'S NEWLY
PROVED CIAMSOIST
OVIETRUIK} PLUM
Anknowlodged to Inv the been. London
and Alg_h_ast Awards in Amtekat received.
JW,ODILONS AIgLIKIOND- HAND
ft
819- Wsinroolas. . TAM ASCII at— 14-
'FMPLOWS, COTTAGN
1310]; ORGANS. ILAILMONIIIMS, •
DIO& at MAWS'S 31.6t1
574 NO. 110% 43HVITIV
-
46
: THOMSON'S LONDON
Itilfilt, OR RITROPRAN RA.ROI tot
hotels. or pulbilo institutions, in Twio
rinurr sass. /also, riabaeiv,h,,, , s
Rot-air Furna Portable HeateLo"
Ft/aboard Stoves. ce:6
Bath Boilers, St.whole ""
PIO
era, Cooking Stoves, &c.„ at wholesale and
the manufact urers,_
-ea% SHARPE,. & VW !
eel-emthlhe - o. *O9 sr_ ssCor
MRS. JAMES BETTS' CELgW
SUPPORTERS FOR LADIES—
the may Supporters under eminent medics/
allies and physicians are respectitar TE 4l5 `
oily on Mrs. BETTS, at her residence. 1039
)Struct P , Phila., (to avoid eonnterreite
) Third
RY _elide hare been advised bY their ph b ysiciarr
laMlentee. Those only are VIDILLOO
IStates copyrisia; labels on the box. and sir
slap ou t>ie bIIPPOII4I II . with isisisdolato .
Le