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LEAvBNwoRTH, Kansas, November lG.-Ra-
turns from this State show that Lncoln's ma
jority will be 10000.
Crawford for Governor Clark for Congress,
and the whole Radical Republican State ticket are
elected by from 1000 to 5000 majority.
Lane will have a majority Of two-thirds in the
Senate and House.
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nES ,The clarion Oil District.

The oil excitement in the Clarion district ap-
pears to be on the increase, and the land along
the Clarion river and its tributaries has nearly all
panies. Twenty or more engines are being put
up, and in few weeks the derricks will be rs
plenty along the Clarion river as on the oil streams
Ia Venango county. The Democrat says We
understand that a small quantity Of oil was pro-
cured last week by putting down a sand pump in
an old salt we'll at the mouth of Deer creek. A
small vein of oil was also struck by the Clarion
River Company, at the well they are boring oppo-
site the mouth Of Byson's Run.
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From Canndn.

ToRoSTo, November l6.-The Hon. William
P. Rowland has accepted the Office of Postmaster
General.
The Hon. George Brown leaves for England
to-day on business connected with the new Can
adian Confederation.
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An tne eA'e Of Alabama there are only one
service.
AN engineer officer says that sbsrlasD bs,
captured in the Shenandoah valley = ro,la "a
thrty-two yards ofartillery' or an average Of two
2 ieces day since be took command.
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]. G. FRYER,
llIet
nnNKARD OIL OlMPANY.
l5o. lls cIHsNUr STREET.

DUNKABD OIL COMPANY
CAPITAL S1OO,O)C'
100000 Eharcs-ss5 Par value
A limited number Of Shares viii be sold by
order of the Company at 81 90 per share.
The followlngis extracted from tho philadelphia I'm
aurcr" Of September H. 1864 prior TO the organization OF
the DUNKARD OIL COMPANY
"On almost all the In Green County the lands
have already been leased with view explorations for
coal o and on one particular " the Dunkards the de-
yeopepts have been Of the most encouraging character
Tic editor Of the waynesburg (Pa) Messenger in re-
frrpg TO the subject after careful personal inspection
of the region and operations that are now taking place
there says
awe arc honestly Of opinion that whom capital and en-
terurse shall have developed tho lands along the creek
that locality will found compare In the extent ofi's
OH production, with the ycnango district, while In the
purity gravity and value Of the Oh, It acknowledged TO
be indefinitely superior Our convictions on this subJece
are based upon actual knowledge and observation Of both
REGIONS and OF the geological formations and surface ind
cations We arc gratned to learn that are not alone
in these favorable impressions and Auguries.
Scienac men and experienced and practical on ope-
rators concur in them and investing hocray Of their
own means and directing the attention Of capitalists to
hepromiting character the Dunkard country. Already
several large companies have been organized In Psburg
and the East which will commence operations on an
extensive scale In the meantime, individual energy and
local enterprise doing much TO develop that favored
locality. New dercks spring up every Few days and the
process Of snklsg wells goes on many nstances without
interruption, night or day"
Books open for sale Of STOCK at the Counting
| House Of
a. 4. PRANOIs0Us & co.,
No. 5l3 MARKET Street.
| A. IL. FRAECIsCgS,
| wULIAMB. HOOD, Sec. [u,I2l President.
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HMoRTREAL, November l6.-After considerable
discussion Judge Coursol has granted the sppli-
cation of the counsel on behalf Of the St. Albsus
raiders, and has delayed the case until the 18Th
proximo to procure evidence.
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RExARxAp1E CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TWENTY

YEARS STANDISG.
j, John keWComb, OfQuincy, do certify that have
been entirely deaf my LEFT for twenty years and for
the past sA my right ear has been 80 deaf that
could not hear conversation public speaking OF any
kind | could not hear the church bells riag while
sitting IN the church, have also been troubled for
ber OF years with very throat that obliged
TO liye up singing IN church. for had lost my voice.
had great trouble In my head terrible noises almost to
cTaEneBE. My head felt numb and stupid and was a
source Of constant trOuble 10 me.
tried every remedy that could be thought Of went TO
auTiss; but they anted to instruments would
have nothing to do with them. About snth since
obtained Mrs. NJ q Browns hetsphys scal Discovery and
used according TO the directions the bottles. And the
result Is that the hearing Of both perfectly Restored
that can hear welpas any mau The great trouble
In my head Is entirely gone Ny head feels perfectly easy
and at rest My throat which was diseased 10 entirely
cured, have recovered my voice again. would not
take thousand dollars for the heneht have received
in the use OF Mrs. Browns Metaphysical Discovery
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There were twenty-nine thousand four hun.
dred and two voters names on the Lists at Boston
on Saturday last, over four thousand having been
added since the lists we're printed.
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J2lS ,CM.Srss a; HIsL5S, VEINS Witnesses presen
Acknowledged before me. April %, 1868,
"CHAHI.ES WELDING, Alderman


The above paper was recorded In the Office for
Recording Deeds &C., mortgage book A. G. H.,
No. 65, page 49, &C., on the 30th day of Septem-
Der, 1863.
II does not seem that the plaintiff ever had the
mortgage in his possession, though it was assigned
to him, as appears upon its face. He claims,
however that he paid the money TO the represen
tatives of the original mortgage in consideration
of which the assignment was made TO him, and
alleges that The legal rs well as equitable title
thereto was in him. In support Of this he offered
in evidence a check for $1,000 which was paid at
bank, and which it is alleged was the identical
money paid for the mortgage. On trial.
DIsTRCT CoURT-Judge Hare.-Coleman VS..
Klaecker. An action TO recover for damages
alleged 10 have been sustained by reason OF leak
age OF water from defendants premises. Verdict
for plaintiff 500.
Ebenezer Jackson, assignee, VS.. Michael C..
Cadmus and James NJ. Keenan,, and 10 assess
damages as 20 William Hawkins and John Dick
inson, sc. An action on a mortgage.
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Personal NOTICES.
r,n.n Oh. Ints,, Richnond ranars r.ceirsd.

From me lGfes, Richmond papers recsired
r. JOHN WEsrwOOD, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Have us your personal Of October 20 Am very welt
ana aeeh ed TO hear from You Write st BY hag Of
uce and LEI us have your address, that can write
you through same channel. Communicate froquenty. Au
send their love. EMMA ElLlOlA'
New York Neus please copy.
Richmond, November 10, 1851
tn CONRAD ZIMMERMAN, YORK, PA.-Mf ~ =
band Angelus ZimmermRns was killed at feershufs Eyn
October Myself and tnree children are well. Would Ike
70 hear from you by flag Of truce, or bS personal IN se"
York DaiiV ReWS. MARY LlAhl-kAAh'
Charlottesylle, Va, November 8, 1854.
EF- TO PAT MASON, PHILADELPHIA-I HAVE
had no intelligence from you for several weeks ieel
very anxious about my sister Mary say 10 her tat her
presence would be source OF very great qualification
as possible. WeRre all well, H. COkkELlOUs,
Eighteenth street, Richmond,
EBy- THE OFFICER COMMANDING FORT DELLA
ware viii please inform die friends OF Colonel T. r. Jones'
of MiddieseX county, Virginia whether the rumOr or ms
death correct not Any Information concerning him
viii be thankfully received by his anxious fdends whom
you will greatly ooige. IN A. b'
eN- TO sAHTOLO.-THANKS FOR YOUR MANY
Mind and faithful letters they cheer the gloom oiabsenee
We VIII Join you we get permission our great
Anele J. has been mOst Kind and sympathetic, but 10 Of
tended a leaving without speaking 20 him. have
sNsa the funds which you eft with the Consul We have
nefs three weekB. Change your signature 10 your
es name and address me BY your second name
Your last dates Sist Of september Rnd2lst
AZ auole al senre s0dre della "a
Eich1ranaf fteee hempre per 10. ADDI0.
%'eAH0Aa, November 1, 1854,
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A United States Vessel Fired into by
Mistake.

PORTLAND, Maine, November l6.-The United
States Revenue Cutter Blahoniag reports that
when going into Castine, Maine, on Monday, she
was fred at by battery two miles distant. One
blank cartridge and two excellent line shots fell
short of the cutter She had her cOors dying.
It was blowing gale at the time. The MEh0H-
iyg left for Seal Harbor.
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a United States Gunboat in Pursuit. of Il


NEW York, November l6.-A steamer sup
posed TO be the Quaker city, was seen at 8
o'clock on the morning Of the 18th instant, in lat
1880 long, 1880, chasing another, upon which she
WAS gaining fast
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1WiKF QUARTERMAsTER5s OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, ID. O., January 4, 1864.
An dealers IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather once
Furniture, Harness. and sNddery requested 10 send
10 thls once, the hOkDAl Of each week sealed
posa list in duplicate ,of the articles they prepared
10 furnish 10 this depot al short notice with the price Of
each mari In plain figures that the
Of The service require the article articles be OBJ
tsined without delay, at The lowest price.
Dealers wishing 10 Ge 10 this depot win be required 10
furgSfh the list punctualy syery Monday morning.
ID. IL. RUCKERt
BTigadisr- General and Chief QosrtsrmAEtsT,
III Depot Of WaGhlnglou
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HORSES HORSES! p! HORSES !

A CARD.-BRLCHER & CO., PRoPRlE.
"A TORS OF CESTRAL =, EAIIN9l ING n4ysE s3SEFr AnD ~
PosiTE GENERAL POST OFFICE, fHlLADELtHIA,
P1-TeAder by medium Of the public press % helr nu-
liberal enoOuraEemOnt most generously beetoMedi aad
promise 70 add stl fartheT attractions ana smen
and paropAgs q the general Paec o. PnhadeP9ia and
vieiaiy W-H-N~
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRICT COURT-Judge Sharswood.-Jose
NJ. Leon vs.. Robert NJ. Lee, executor Of Robert
NJ. Lee, deceased. This was an action to recover
on mortgage of which plaintiff claims to have
been the assignee and owner, amounting to
S3000 with interest in arrears. The defense set
up payment and as evidence thereof, produced
the following paper in the nature of an acknow-
ledgment and satisfaction -
"lherCby acknowledge 10 have received full satisfaction
from Robert Lee OF his given by HIM and hts
late wife, Matilda, Jacob HdSway Tor $1,000 date June
O. 1871 ard assigned TO the 2h day Of September
1888 Witness my hand and seal tins 2ih day Of April A.
IL ls43
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cECRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES
= SAMARITAHS GIFTl
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Contains no ianeral, no balsam 10 Mercury,
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Versy of Pennsylvania Of the most eminent Doctor.
No TxrosuRE, No TRouBIE, NO CHANGE wHArEvER
Let those who have despared OF getting cured, OF Who
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Price, male packages, 81 Females, 50.
BLOOD BLooDi BLooD!l BLooDul
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sAMARITASs
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down Failing OF the Womb, DebAy, anu for all oomplAn
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Sent by express Price 81 bottle, bottles for 80.
SAMARIrAN'S WASH
Is in of syphilis used In connection with the Ro
and Herb juices Full directions. Price rs cents. ,
The efficacy " these remedies alike ACKNOWLEDGED
physicians and patients They are used IN Tho Uniis
States Hosptf thus restorhP health 70 many Of 10
brave soldiers.
from tire Baltimore "sun:'-
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE /
SANARITANS 5 REMEL Es;-.
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''T have great satisfaction In stating that have uS
The Samaritan Remeoi les for Ysnerea Disease In Z
most Gus Omary forms that have used them with lu
mCnt, d'scretiOn, and properly, and have ionnd me
respond Antic cpaLlOns promptly and enootuall
Knowing their cOmpOsitOn,I have the fullest oonnden
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"ALFRED @. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 9TH New YOTk Vols
Let Il be under stood that these remedies as recon
ncnded and will positively cure the dheAses for whit
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GENERAL BUTLER AND THE
PRESIDENT.
He is Complimented on his
Recent Speech.


Special 80 'rhc Evening Telegraph,
w,smNorov, November i6.-Generai Better
was sent f'r by President Liuooln this morning,
Who congratuloiCdhim on his views as expires cd
at She Fifth Avenue Hotel, and, at mis- invitation,
bis dJpatare was delayed until tbis evening,
when he will leave on special boat for his army.
Iburlow Weed arrived also tuio mor...,pg. ond
was at the White lI3gse with Mr.. Seward during
several hours, and this, in connection wph a
doubc.lcadcd editorial in favor Of relce today
in the CiJonirle, has given ri5o 90 extraylgaut
runlors OF nence commissioners tn Richmond. SO.
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N OR y n A n u
N TO Authorize the Construction ot Sewer on Bridge
street, Twenty. fourth ward. 90 .,.. y,,.
Section l. The select aud Common Councils ei the ttf
afPbadelpha do orJau That tho department of lugh-
tho line OF Bridge from the PCun'y E2soai
10 he river sChuyE 20 be of brick, 4 cular In i0ruii
and an Interior dametcr Of .hrcC feet with tho nee ssarv
rcts for tho proper surface drainage, IN accordance with
z plan and specifications to be prepared by the Depart
meUt ofSurveys. .., ,,
section p The Chief Commiss ouer Of Highways shall
advertise according TO law, announcing that proposals
win be- received the construction Of said sewer aud be
shall nOt the work u the lowest bidder and II shall he
condition Of said contract that the contractor shau accept
he ums and charged 10 the properties lying
on the line Of said sewer authorized by the act OF As
gCmby approved April g. 1864, and IN manner and form
proydod by sections md Of ordinance entitled An
Drdnance Provide fO the Construction O Branch tu-
Verfs Or Drains approved November H. sjs The excess
Of the cost OF said sgWOr, over ard above the amount
nssessed upon property fronting thereon shan be paid
from item ~ Of an ap1foprlat on 10 the Department Of
Highways for tho year iSOi Warrants for the same shall
be drawn by the Chief Commissioner of Highways In con-
formity with law. ,,.,,,,,, ? ,,,ppr,p
President OF Common Council.
Attest
WILLIAM +. SMALL,
Cleik oi Common CounCi
JAMES A. FREEMAN,
President Of Select Council, pro tenn.
Approved This twelfth day Of November ammo DOminl
one thousand eight hundred and siNty-iOur "a d.
io''' ALEXANDER HENRY,
II Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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RESOLUTION,
Directing the CLERK OF Common Council to Publish Loan

Resolved That the CLERK OF Common Council be autho-
rEed 20 publish in two daily newspapers, daily, tgr our
yyeeks the ordinance presented TO CoJamon Council 81
stated meeting thereof held the 27th day Of October,
1864 entitled 'An Ordinance TO take possession Of the
Northern beres Gas Works and "a create loan there
for and the said Clerk at the stated meeting OF Councils
next aer the expiration OF four weeks from the said pub
cafcn shall 20 Councils Ofeach Of said news
pGpers Tor every dag In which the same shall have been
made I0-3l-4W
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,
Infallble in correcting, regulating, and removing sD
obstruction, from whatever causes and aWays
successful a. preventive.
These Pills nothing and have been used by the
Doctor many years both In France and America with
unparalleled success I'm every and he s aTgSd by
many thousand ladies who have used them to Eeke he
rns public for the alienation Of those suffering from
Irregularities whatever as well as 10 prevent in
of family where hCalta will not permit It. Females
peculiarly situated, those suppOsng themselves
cautioned against usng these pis while In condition,
he proprietor assumes responsibility after tho
adRiOnOr, although their mdness would prevent any
mischief to health, otherwise the Pals recommended
Fun aud explicit directions ACCOMPANY ing each box.
Price tl six boxes for So Sold wholesale and reta
5y the following DIutg tgi'ts:-
Elliott, White & Co, No. ts N. Fourth street.
Wright & Siddall No ll9 Market
Marshall corner Of Thirteenth ana Market streets.
ZeigCT Smith, corner Of second sud Green streets
Dyott Co, No. 232 y. Second street.
johnson, Holloway 4 Cowden, ard
S. &. DtlacOur, Camden.
At retail by all druggists.
ONE DOLLAR
To either agent, can have the
PILLS SENT CONFIOEETIALLY,
BY mall 10 any part Of the city country, nee
| postage. . . .1
| 0-22-9m No. 2I5 W. THIRTY SIXTH Street, MI.
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An ORDIN AN CE
~ 10 Authorize the Construction OF Sewer on wallace
Whereas, majority cf the property owners the line
wallace street between Ridge avenue and Broa street,
have filed the petition ia the Department OF surveys, as
directed by the Act of Assembly approve Apr b. la of
the construction Of the line OF wallace street,
as Aforesaid whlch appnGAon hns ISSh shToSeH G by @
1864, they authorized the construction of sewer IN
accordance with the provisions OF the ordinance app9Ved
inc C0nstruction Of Branch Cuverts or Drains"
And whereas, owing TO the enhanced price OF materials
and labor the cost per linear foot VIII exceed the amount
stipulated by law pay able by the said properly ownera
section l. The Select and Common Councils or the City
ways be and hereby authorized TO construct sewer on
the line Of said wallace street from the sewer on Ridge
avenue to tue curb line of Broad street % be circular
In form, aud three feet inside diameter with the necessary
nes the proper drainage In accordance with
plan and specifications To epTopared Dy Department
So ctioT 2 The Chief Commissioner OF Highways shall
advertise according law, announcing that proposals viii
he received for the construction OF sal sewer ana ne
shall aot the work to the lowest bidder, and 1t shall be
condition Of said contract that the contractor sha accept
the assessed upon and charged 10 the properties
lying the line Of said sewer as authorized by the Ac OF
Assembly approved April s 1865 and IN manner ana 9rm
ordinance Provide for the Construction Of Branch Cu
vers or Drans, approved November II 1858 The excess
upon the property fronting thereon shall be paid
from Item ~ (or construction Of branch Cuyers) % the
UIghways for the year 1851 provided that the said
, shall not exceed the sum OF one thousand tIOyOJ
! dollars.
ALEXANDER J. HARPER,
| President Of Common CJuncn.
| Assistant Clerk ofCommon Council
| JAMES A FREEEAN,
| President OfSClgct Council, pro ten,
Approved this twelfth day of November, Ammo Do
mini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-iour a.
i'O''' ALEXANDER HENRY,
| II Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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A REMARKAnlE cuRr oF nLINnhEas.

REMARKABLE CURE OF BLINDNESS.
CAhIsTOGA, C. W, July 23, l86i.-Ars. M. G.. brown -
Dear MADAM - have beon quite blind my right eye for
seven years. i have been 20 several doctors, WHOM
heard ooud restore eyesght but they done
any good spent large sums OF money in travelling 70
where heard there doctors who could benefit me-
but none OF them could DO me any good thought my
case hopelsss, until told by friend you could relieve
sent by friend and procured your metaphysical Dls~
o0yery and In twenty four hours amer the rst treat
ment could see quite distinctly am very thankful for
my dehYe[Anoe.
Irematn yours truly,
JOHN BELEY
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CITY ORDINANCES.

d EsOLU TON
A IT, Authorize the Regav ng with 1ramway Stone, Of
Hops ard " ilmoF streets and Rowland court.
Resolved nv the Select and Common Councils of the
Ciy Of Pbuadeiph a, That the Chief Commissioner u
lrhways he and he hereby authorized TO rcpavc with
rauav siore the olnwing streets: Hope street bl
tween thompson and Maset. In tnc ScycutoUnh Ward
liner street between New Market and Second streets.
m IN, Eleventh Ward aud ROwlands court IN The Nnth
ward And irtho cdriv swder than Is necessary for
M DE track ho authorized TO reduce Il 10 the proper
width BY t0kinE an Cllal quantity rom each sldo.
ALEXANDER j UAHpFH,
President Of Common Council,
Auo.i--
AHrNU,u sI.WAHrs
As. .ttn. E. * Of Common Council.
JAMES 4 FREEMAN,
rHr.hlunt ut Select COuucii. pro tom.
APPROVED this tFD.iI day November. AUpO DOinlul
one tho sIHA ,sht tr Nred and stNty.Ouf "a. D.
lsGD.
ALEXANDER HlsNRY,
:, MAYOR of PHILADELPHIA
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FOURTH EDITION
TIE PIRATES 1T WASHINGTON.
-~--,~->--------~-->~~.>~~>~-
THEIR GORGEOUS APPEARANCE.
----------,v~-s-~---.~.asas5s-
Plenty OF Money and Jewelry.
---~~,--~~>,>~~~0y,-~-~-~----'----
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
BUTLER.
--.,--,..4sys.v-v,~--y---,-~~~@~
The Gold he Seized in New
Orleans.
-..,l,s,.sy,,,,-y-.s.-s-~J-.y,>-,s--,
REBEL RAID IN MARYLAND.
,,-,>-.--..s>----------e-.,---
THEIR GORGEOUS APPEARANCE.
Plenty OF Money and Jewelry.
REBEL RAID IN MARYLAND.
an.oin, 20 Tho Ev.ninr Telegraph.

Eto. Eto.. Etc.. ETC., Etc.
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JOHN BELEY.

The Celebrated Poor Richards Eye water, 81 SnaA
size, rs cents. .,,,..--.
Sslows-Sm No. AO ARCH Street.
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NIERK,S OFFICE, COMMON OOUNCl

OLERK'S OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL.
u PHILADELPHIA, October 3l, 1861.
In accordance with resolution adopted by the Common
Council Of the city Of Philadelphia, on Ihursday the 2h
IAN ORDINANCE
TO TAKE POSSESSION OF THE NORTHERN LlBER-
TIES GAS WORKS, AND TO CREATE A LOAN
1HEREFOR'
n hcrcby published for public information.
WA. r. SMALL,
CLERK of Common Council
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THURSDAY

ANU SATIEUAI,
from the Companys wharf, hrst above Race street O.
New Nork, nom Pier IL, North River, on same days,
3P.M,
For freight, which win be received daily, handled in
mos careful manner, dcly cred with the greatest dC
patch, at fair rates, apply 20
WILLIAM J. TAYLOR n CO.,
l-lO 3m No 2iO North Vharves
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SHIPPING.
FOR NEW YORK.

OUTSIDE LINE.
COASTWlSE STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
NEW FREIGHT LINE
FOR NEW YORK.
and connecting for all Northern and Eastern cities
New Orleans, sailing every