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MILITARY NOTICES.

n BOUNTY FOR MARINRS.-WANTRD
81 for the United States Marine Corps able bodied
IN to perform the duties OF soldier at Navy Yards
" and board United States ships-ef-UAT foreign
stations,
Tenn ofGsrvics, Pour Years.
Hetter componsA Ation than the army
ALL THE LOCAL BOUETIES paid upon enlistment.
Marines receive Prize Money.
Tor all further information apply At the Recruiting
Rendezvous,
Ro'SII s. FRoRr etrset, below Spruce street,
@. q. MoCAWLEY
SIS Major and Recruiting O1leer.
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l3IsTt

WAGON COVERS.
w AssIsrAST QUARTERHAsrRRs OTYoh.
CINCfsHs II, Ohio, December 3, 1854
rropoIah are invited by the undsTsiRnSd. amin
TUESDAY, DesembeT 20, 1884, ~ y O'Clock NJ FOR
- WAGON COYERS-Arny SiEs and Pattern
- BIDS viii b. considered for Army Wagon Covers Of
Cotton OF Linen Duck. Zach TO be II rect inshes
ohE, byS feet inches wide. The Duck mnst bo free
nom lots ard equal n qualify to that measuring 28
1ehtl vice ana weighing ounces TO tho linear yard
Ihe number bid FOR and the Of delivery must Ia
stated and sample cover furniIhed and each bid must
De gHArAntesd BY tive fesponHble turees guaranteeing
over ts o"h sgnAtursb that the bidder viii enter INTO
awarded him. y ' 10
BdI will bs opened At the time sboTs specified. and
bidders are Invited 10 be preIsnt NN
AWHes win be msds friday Dsssmbsr Is, 1884,
The right Is reserved 10 reject any Bld deemed unre.
soDAbe -. - A A''VA-
Zach hid must be marked on The envelope UProuo,als
for Wagon Covers, and addressed 10 the undersFned
By order Of Colonel WlnALa n. AeRm, Chief ousrt.r
Asmtsr' cincinnati Depot A. J. PHELPS
hN-" Captain ARd Y, n.
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IALHITR VIRGIN VIZ or ANrIIIRa-

WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLBS.-
w This exquisite Cosmetic has equal for beauty
ing, whitening, and preserving the complexion. IL u pre-
pared from pure white hence Its lnal
ties for preserving the sAin making IL SON fair smooth
and II ID most soothing after shaving cures
Snapped hands and lips, removes pimplei beIohos tan
frecEles, sunburn and impArts pearly lint 70 the
face neck, and Price 80, 80, aud rs csnts HUNT
4 CO. No. la S. s.SkYESTH Street and Ho.4l 8. BfdHTa
Busd W-6 R1n
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nnlglA FOR NRW WYORK.-DRsPATO
rA.Ala2 2lsAts and BWtftsWS Lines via Delaware aA4
kataAn SanAL The steAmers Of these lines leaving
aAy a. ~ O'Clock M. and O'Clock p NJ, on thiRd pts
above Walnut street.
For feght, which win be taken on aeoomaaodaitra
pELAWARE AVSRas.
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re URIC YOUR LIFE
N rHH
a Nj - IL 9 a N,
! K. Corner Walnut and Fourth Streets,
rmlABpLruA.
HhsHoNE toVrAhY. and p-oat, divided annually
ne. aiding NE assured 10 pay n.ur5 pTomiUus Last
dividend " PER osnt.
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
Alexander Wbmdr. J Edrsr rhoms-n.
h0r. ia nas Pollock, Hon joseph Alpdln
Albert c Koberts Henry X R,nprt.
eHmuell b9cmc, fhtp Nnxe,
George Kugsnt, yonn ARman,
N'ua" J. Howard s.., e isaac Ha4lsuaraI
aaLETAHSDER wnmLpIS, Pre,dopL
uI7u JOIN s. wILsoN, Sec and ,u6'i',, rrs,.ur,r.
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS.
TRAyEIERs NsURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL coo
WILLIAM W. ALLEN,
No. 4H whLS6f STREE
Insurance erected In tAls COMPANY against
ACCIDENTS " EVERY DESCRIPTION
Yearly Policies VIII be issued tor a PrOraium OF
FIVE DOLLARS,
granting Insurance TO the amount Of
FIVE THOUSASD DOLLARS,
gAinst accidental loss Of life while travelling by Any pub
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures policy FOR Five thousand Dollars sRi also
Twenty nVe Dollars per week compedsatou personal
injury specializing the assured nom his orilnasy
TWENTY FIVE uoILARs PREMIUM
secures full Po icy for $500 sl5 per week eompon
hton for all and every description Of accident rAVeng
Felos tor a'Oo with IS week compcn.aaon can so
had for IS premium or other between $500 and
JAMES Q, BATTERsoE, P,o,ldeo.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF REFERENCE.
v Bashfgrd Starr President Enterprise Insurance COm-
Ilsao ?. Baker, 6rm Of Cornelius & Baker.
y v. bsldwin hrn Of W BALDWIN & Co.
s'Rusl soi Coihn prn T1, Of Conn 3si : Altgma,
bon AlsI. Henry. Mayer City ofPhusdopAI.
VIII hsrrick, arm u Merrck \ Sons
fG,SP9 rst15s9a PoI FrIsds9i ws,ter3 h.nh
ThomaI Potter, Merchant.
eeITTe II Stuart nrm stuart Brother.
John D. Isylor hTm Taylor, UilesPte & Co.
}. Edgar Thomson, President fsnnsylvanla Railroad
James west President Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger
Railroad Company.
APPLICATIONS RsCgIyEP AND PoMcIEs
WILLIAM W. ALLEN,
lila stuthtn ho.4Oi WALNUT street.
<&A TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
Ssfeas-The undersigned having leased the KsNSGNG-
IUN SCREW DOCK begs 10 irform his freads and the
patrons OF The Dock that he H prepared with increased
or TePsLsd, and being practical .hlp ,es-peSter and
trusted TO him for REPAIRS
Captains or Agsits' Ship Carpenters, and Macdlnits
having vessels 10 repair, are solicited to call.
Having the agency for the sale OF "Wter,edts PHt0nt
Metallic Composition Copper Paint tho preserya-
on ofyesse bottoms, for this city prepare for
niBh the same on favorable torms.
JOHN II. HAMNITF,
kensingtnn Screw Dock
all DEIAwARE Avenue, above / A REL Street.
L TIN-NE.N -NR-AW
N RDIAH sMOKIEG ToBACCOi
Ths WorAd-rSloWped Tobacco mAnufsearsd cfoEa me
rIEEST LEAF,
And earnestly recommends Itself All CSontaIp0n oi
kHxurioua Taste.
Boid Wholesale and retail at
HUETB POPULAR CIGAR EToHE
No sll CIEsHUr Breas,
toS-aml opposite Htsto HouHa
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OFFICE OF THR DEPOT QUARTER

~ MASTER,
FuHr IrAyRyvoRru, KAvsAs Novcuber TO- lsgt
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY rRANsPQRrAT
sSa'd trooosss win be received at - unleo unt ~
Iran'poralion Of Military supplies during the yes- 1855,
Rours No. IL trom orts Icavenworth, Laramie and
Eley and other deplts that may bo established during
n,ttn Of Fort Lcavcnworth and south OF latitude 90
in s S ri2srs p9i s eASn, o ,Rs are OF my be
d Jtsh south of latitude a. desrccs north aad of
rsdo north of 40 degrecs north
Bidders 70 state the ate per 100 Bosnds por 100 mile,
a which they Will transport said stores each Of tho
months hom april to September, inclusive, Of tho year
Rourg No. 2--From Forts Leavonworth and Riley, tn
lc stale of kantas, and The town OF Kansas In he Sata
established IN the State or ia So Terr5,y oS ~
colorado, fonh OF latitude 40 degrees n'rh, drawing
A. or other depot tra may he designsrd In that fe--
uiTt't' Fort Garland nne % any other pout points
p,f 100 miles which tAoy viii transport said stores In
.sgh Vt d, months nom April to sepombeI inclusive, ot
ROUTE ~ s.-rrom Fort Union or such other depot as
may be Htab hed in the Territory Now Mexico to any
Pests On stations tHt are Or be established in that
territory, and 90 qleh posts or stations as may be dcsg
ononsudo lO1 degrees vest Bdders to state the rae
per 10 pounds per lQn miles 1t which they will port
ores ~ each u he months from June 90 k0vombor
The wedt to be traRsported eseh year will no. exceed
UtsvHN pounds on Route NO IL l.ieOOoo pounds On
hSn'e h9.2; and G.oOoooO pounds on Route No B.
Ton Of bacon, hard bread pine lumber shingles, aay
bidders should rlye their names m fuu As wen A. the,r
place Of residence and each proposal should bo
panied 10y bond IN the sum often thousand dollars sned
by two responsible persons guaranteeing that ia
rahe contract Is awaded for the mentioned i'm the
proposal % tho parties proposing, tho will ac
vd and onCrCd INTO and good and security far
nsht0 by SAID parties in accordance with the orns VI this
Advertisement
Tie amount ofbgnds required will be as fouows:-
on on RoWSc Hou 10 10 'slCS@S
IN IN h"u.c 30. 1''.'.''''''''''''''....s... 4OoOO
Satisfactory evidence oi the oyAy ald sOlVenGY
oreaeh bieder and person offered A. security viii bo
CURED.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army rraus-
pornion lonA Route MOL, 2, 3, the case may
and none wibc entertained unless they fully oonpy with
all the tcquireno uts Of tbs Advertisement
Parties to whom awards made musL b, prepared TO
execute contracts aL and gvc the bonds
fOy the faithful performance ~ the same.
Contracts VIII be made subject 10 the approval OF tho
Ouartormnsier OuCral hut the right reserved 70
any or ali bids that may bO offered.
Contractors must De In readiness FOR service by tho rp
eay o. April 1855. and they will be required 10 have
place OF agencies u the Vicinity of Leayen
worth and Union and other depOts that
Al which thsy may bo communicated with prompIy aud
iOadiy.
ny order Of tho Cuarsermastr- General.
II. c. HODGES,
u-P-36t Capt. and A. .. a., U. 3. A.
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PROPOSALS.
ClnEF QUARTERMAsTER's oFFICR,

- DErOr or WASHINGTON,
WAsutsGroS, -, O., January 4, 1854. (
Al dcalcCs In Drugs, Hardware Lumber, Leather once
furnture, Harness. and saddlery to
" ts office, ON the MONDAY ofeach week aeAled pro-
posa or st In duplicate 0 the articles tney prepared
To FURNISH 60 this depot At short notice. with the price Of
each marked In plain figures that In the oxgencea
OF The service require A. the article artcles
hincd without delay, a. the lowest price.
Dealers wishing tp sell 70 ths depot will be re1uiradt
mrnish the hst punctualy every MONDAY morning
d. u. kUCkER
., btGadet -General and Chief Ouartorma astcr,
III DEPOT u W ash
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I SOLDIERS. sEAN1EN's.
AND MARINES CLAIM AGENCY.

AND MARINES CLAIM AGENCY.
aito BOUNTY AND A PENSION
To ne dscharsSd soldier who has basn wounded IN bas
SEQ BOUNTY
70 hose who have served two years bodies FEN8IOH
10 nose ditatled.
Sleo eCUNrY AVID BACK PAT
70 widows, Fathcrt, Mothers, hG of those who hav
dtsd OF been kilsd In tAe servos.
a06 PENSION YEAR
70 the widows and widowed Nothers VI the soldiers
ecAaen, and Marines vho have died In The service.
FEZE MONTY, BACK PAY, &c
b1e the heigg of &aameu and Ma-tuaa
ThEsE CLAIMS. and All Uthsrs against hefI1nal and
Stats s0veramort 10, promptly collected
adrOas aBplyto
GBORGB W. PORD, Claim Ascnt,
n y0-in DoCK STREET ouo do0r oelo- rsrs.
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u 10 M

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS-
~ ter, No. lio3 GlRARD Street.
Scaled Proposals viii he received at this office un noon
81 mEDhEsDhl 2ist inst ior furnishing the Stationery
ioHoMhg schedule for SIX months commencing January
White Cap rap raled to weigh not less than pounds
White Legal Cap Paper ruled to weigh not oss than p
WINE Letter Paper, ruled, to weigh not less naa
White Commercial Paper ruled, weigh not lOss than
White Folio rost Paper, ruled Name price Of paper
perrcam.
Bun Envelope Paper. 24S3l inches
Plotting Paper, 1914 inches. Price per sheet.
lihnk tooks, em size fun bound. Price per 1nire.
sas oE SsD SSaUS S FSS per per s a
Envelopes white OF bun, No. D.. Price per 1000
Envelopes, white or bun sas 10 'hes. Price per 1000
Letter Copying COOKS letter and cap Size, 90 and 1000
Memorandum Books, octave, per dozen
writing FLUID, equal to Arnods. quart and PiRt
Copying Ink, equal to Arnods, quart and pint
Canine Ink Equal 70 Darlds, glass bottles and
Tax Powder, per dozen papsrs
Lead Pencils, sg4al 10 Fabsrs, Nos and D. PER
Redand Blue Pencils, equal 10 ysoers, psr dosoa
Class lnksgands, assorted per dozen.
stsd Pens, Gllctts. Nos, 5l3 ana lOl, per gross,
Rtn Holders, assorted, per dozen
Red sealing WsH b-ounoe and i.ounee sticks. pea
Red Tape No. 3S per dozen pieces.
Glass Jsrp Of Mucuage and Brushes, large aud small
FEes, per dozen.
All he articles must be Of the best quality sanpes OF
each article must accompany each bd. with tho
lB bidder dsuHcy marked thereon, ana only Que prica
must be AIMED for each article.
bLoud any articles not enuuerated abOVa be wanted,
they must be furnished Al mo lowest maTk OF price.
Proposals. must bs made only upon the regular forms
furnished At this ONCE.
The United states tho right 10 reject all bids, or
parts Of bids, deemed lncOmpa Io with ts interests.
ALBERT s. AaHhEAD,
H-7l7 Captain and A. O. NJ,
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HORSES HORSES HORSES
IA QIAHERhAsrgR-GHsIEAL OFF1CE, }
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON December l, 1864.
HoTsSs suitable fOr Cavalry or Artillery service will b.
purchased at GssboTo depot In open MARKET TN Desen-
Der 81, 1874.
Horses win ba delivered TO CAptaiu L. Lowry Moore,
v NJ and be subjected the usual Government inspee
ton before being accepted.
Price Of Cavalry Horses, SlIb oaeh
Proc Of Artuepy HOrses, 8lb each
FRJnent will bs made for dx N6l and more.
JAMES A. EKIN,
colo1el In Charge First DlyisisH,
I3IHt QaAftSrRAassr Generals 0gios.
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GEORGE y. ORNE,
iCnrraiu and A o. 81.


nUAkrEkNASTER'S DEPARTMENT.
" rrIItuFITuN. Pa, December lt I -44.
scaled lrof nshls win Iu received urhce until
= ogloc. N ,NUNDNN. Dc cwurr l1 1854 for immediate
delivery az Che Un0d tales Sr0rph0use Hanover street
Ntur property packed, ready Ter transportation OF tho
following articles. vI....
100 HgHu IluupfH.
ltfO Halter thaiUH.
Tho above described to be OF the best quality and SUBJ
lrr nc Inspection an inspector appointed on tho part
bidders wil. state rrcs both IN writing and nlurcs.
include boxes and delivery.
Each nil Tu.t he guaranteed by two responsible pcr
FHls, Whose naU.us must De appended Oh Goo gIaftn-
tee aur grtt.f FOO A. being goo1 and sU1ee1 security
for tug amount involved, By tho United states district
Iud. attorney, collector uunr public uuur other
wisc tu UII will NOT be considered.
Tho ENt o. reserved 20 rcHut u bids dc0upd too h.rb
and no rd rom dc'uuuns contractor will be received
Ly Hguul OF
Colonel HERMAN BIGgS,
tHlgt QuArtnrtunstpr
GEORGE f. ORME,
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RGSyP WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-G GENE.
- raj required by the llth section Of the
titled IAN Act Enabling the Banks Of this Common eSlth
to become Associations for the Purpose Of Banking unde
The laws of the United States, passed the I'D day Of
August, A. d. 1884, has Ger lned 10 me that the
"CirY BANK or PHILADELPHIA'
has furnished Gaafactoy evidence to him that all the
requirements OF said act have been compiled with by the
said Bank and that II has become ssoeia0n FOR the
purpoAe VI BANKING, under tho laws Of the United
States.
do therefore this notice thersofto be published
in accordance wita the visions Of the said h On
OF the sRd ac and do declare that the Charter OF SAID
Bank by the terms Of said Act Is deemed and taken 90
heTeupon suenderod subsct 10 the provisions Of the nrs
section Of said act.
A. G.. CURTIN,
dovSrnor OF PennsyYAaiA.
RNHouIIvE CHAHBBA
HARHsBURG,
18th November 1884. II u-3a-3W
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DR. J. s. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS.
~ Up 10 this Teri females have been humbusged by
Petaaritl Abdominal sopporttrs, 80 tns cure u
Failing OF tho Womb and general debility which m ana
can Only prove palliative not injurious, OF DT.
Rosos pateut5 have esen uai such absurdties They
rely en- bis Golden Pills, and thsrsby oh ain De roct
cure By the use Of only few boxes For these com
plhints one box worth bund -ed Abdomn
irtcs, ~ GEMS Per box soIe AganIB DYOTr q CO. Ne
tc2 n SECohD street. 10 l-tuths3ra
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BANK NOTICES.

R-1sy@ NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
- PHILADELPHIA, December 10, 1854.
The Annual Election Tor Directors viii DO red at the
Banking House, THURSDAY, the 18th day Of January
next between the hours Of 10 A. Nj. and 4. N.
JOHN A. LEWIS,
l2lo-stuthti-l9 Cashier.
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19fFfffA q, bOsIUN AND PARLIAMENTARY
sssss5sssszl Bt0AmshD Line, sailing nom each port
sATURDAfb' a0m 1rst wharf ABOVE FINE street PhilA-
aeipnA, and Long wharf B0ston. From hrst wharf
above PM strses, on saturdsY December 10, IsG4.
Erhe steam ship SAXON Mathews, VIII sail rom m iaa5
phis oT Boston on sasrdAy December n. at 10 A NJ
and the steamship NORMAL. hskeI, nom Bostoa 10
Philas sphlR, on same day at = P N.
1hess snbstAntal steamships form a reaular
hns, AAilng Srom each port p01ntuAly on sSturdaJH
lnSurahros eeotso At the Breaum charged %
sale vessels.
Frsiphts takon At rlir rARee.
shPPg! h.s rssassted 70 send Slip ReOopss and Bns
For Freight or Passage ChAvnS nns Aooommosnvoasi
apply 70 HENRY WfNSOR 4 co..
jaa-u No, aa3 y. DELAWARE Avonna
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PROPOSALS.
DEpARTNFNT,

nUAkTERNtASTERS DEPARTMENT,
NJ pHiLApKLpuA. December 10, 1854
Sealed Proposals will be recc, ed office until u
O'Clock NJ, WEDNESDAY, December n, 1864, for the
immediate delivery the United States Store House,
Hanover Street Wharf of
ONE ueNDRED uC0) PAUIINS.
To be made IN the best manner of % cotton duck
htst quality, army standard, 20 by 80 feet when
mi he d. and subject 60 the Inspection am Inspector an
pointed ON The part of the Go, nmon Samples Of duck
lc,iun -d.
Bidders viii state urce both In writing aud feures tho
ouauuty bid for aud time OF dch cry Ice To Include
packages Hud deliver.
Zach DID must De- guaranteed By two responsible per-
sots, whose signatures mus. be appended the gufan-
tee ana ccttrCu .O as hgn good and sufficient security
tuI me amount invulv @. by me United States Ms
uci yuogr attorney Ur 'ulccor or other public officer,
uiluwisr he Hi' will nos bu cons dvrct.
The u.hi rs rC.uryCd 60 reject hl bids lg doomed too
rtiEtd.
-, or'o.iot Colonel HERMAN NOES, chic, Quarter
uugtu..
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u IN-NR-N -NO-NR-Aw
IN GDIAN sMOKIGG TOB ACCOi
Ths WoTtd-rS1oWped Tobacco Ia manufactured oEa the
fIHEST LEAF
And earnestly recommends Itself 20 All Oont!sIp0n oi
luxurious Taste.
Bold Wholesale and retail at
HUNTS POPULAR CIGAR EToHK
No sll CHEsHUT Breay,
tol aml opposite Htsta HouEs
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Yearly Policies viii be issued tor a Premium OF
FIVE DOLLARS,
granting Insurance TO the amount OF
FIVE THOUSAGD DOLLARS,
ngAns accidental loss Of life while travelling by Any pub
lie convcyAnca.
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Insurance erected In ths COMPANY against
ACCIDENTS " EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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S6FEFt, FOR NEW YORK.
OUTSIDE LINE.
COAsIWlsE 81 GAASHIP CoMPANYB
NEW FREIGHT LINE
FOR NEW YORK,
shd conhecthg for all Northern and Eastern elos and
New OIeanE sailing every
TUESDAY,
THURSDAY,
AND SATURDAY,
rom the Companvs wharf hrst above Race street ana
3P.M
For freight, which viii be received daily, handed In ths
most etA manner, delivered with the greatest dss-
patch a. fair rates, apply 10
WILLIAM J, TAYLOR a CO.
ll-lo 5m no. $40 horth WhArVeA.
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-sgf %ifsss STRAM WEEKLY TO LIVRR-
pool, touching at Queenstown, Cora HARDER.
ne Mti known steamers of the Liverpool, New York
sall as folloNs:-
GLASGOW, Saturday. December IT,
CI1 or hARCHESTER. saturday December ~
CITY OF BALIlhORL, saturday. DscoI1ber 81
"a Eos1h RlVor ~ - -"
,kAIES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
First 900 Stssrago ......, se,oa
Er Cabin TO London no 20 stessase London 6s.oe
FIRST CABIN 20 Paris. l9Q 10 steeraga to Paris. sO.oa
First CABIN to hamDr $1,000 steercgs Hamburg Tt0S
FassengoTa also forwarded to Havre, Bremen Bos-
tel dam, Antwerp de, At equally low rates.
ares rom Liverpool QaaenstOWn :--Flrst CABIN.
SltO sLto, $40 Steerage nuEn Liverpool and Queens
town, $40 Those who wish 10 send her fiands
buy ucketa here II these rates
For forthcr Information apply tho COmpanyS OfneaA
JOIN a. DALE, Agont,
No. III WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
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Banking House, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of January
next between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and 4. N.
JOHN A. LEWIS,
l9lo-Stuthti-l9 Cashier.
E-7aF" FARMERS & MECHANICS MA
80 TIOEAL BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, December 2, lS6t,
The Annual BlsCon for Directors Of this Bank will be
held Rt the BAhklng House Wednesday the lth aAy
Of JahnaIy between the hours VI 10 O'Clock A. NJ
ard O'Clock z. ~
l2-9-Jll ". RUSHTON, JR., CAIhsr.
eSg- WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-GENE-
raj, required by the llhl Section OF the Act
edAn Act TO enable the Banks of this Common Soah
become Associations for the purpose OF Banking under the
laws OF states passed the 22d day Of Au
gust A. D. 1864 has certified 20 that THE CONSOLI
DATlON BANK OF PHILADELPHIA" has furnished
satisfaction hn that all the requirements OF said 4
have been compiled with by the said Bank and that 1t
become an Association for ths purpose Of Banking under
the laws Of the United States;
do therefor cause this notice thereof 10 be published
In accordance with the provisions OF the said llth Section
Of the said Act and DO declare that the Charter Of sad
Banb by the terms Of said Act deemed and taken 10 bo
hereupon surrendered subject the provisions Of lat
BectiOn Of said Act,
A. G.. CURTIN
Governor ofPennsylVsniA
EXECUrYE CHAHRER,
HARRISBURG,
November 20, lSBi,D i-2'lSt
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Among all the objects of natural scenery IN the
world, the one pre-eminentfor terrible grandeur
h the great crater Of Kiauea. Although this
lake Of molten lava, with It's clouds Of sulphur
and billows OF drc, has been repeatedly described,
Its constant changes make 1. an object Of ever
renewed interest. II was recently visited by
Walter NJ. Laman, an old Californian, who gives
stirring description of its present appearance in
the San Francisco Bulletin OF October p, from
Mhich We tnkr tho fnllnwing eNLrncta.-
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. ROpHEY DENNIS, Secretary.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent
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