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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE or Tfr EyLMUa rElEGRArH,
GafurfHv nnfohsr nQ

OFFICE or TIE EyIslEa TE1EGRArH,i
Saturday, O,,obsr 29.
The New York Petroleum Exchange has been
fully organized, and will commence operations
on Tuesday noxt, November |. This association
was projected by some of the leading German
banking houses in New York, aud has met with
a success as great as the petroleum interest
ITSELF The list Of members Of the Exchange
embraces the names of nearly all the leading
capitalists and stock brokers of that city and we
predict from what We learn, that It will be one Of
the largest business institutions in the country
and tina, in a very short period the transactions
at that Board will rival, if not exceed, the daily
amount of sales at the regular Stock Board Of
New York
The extraordinary amount of business done in
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore
in petroleum requires such an organization, not
only there but in this city and we are only sur
prised that some Of our enterprising oil men have
not started an Oil Board in Philadelphia long
ago. The formation Of Oil Stock Companies,
and the development OF the wonderful regions of
Western Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, and Ken
tucky, originated here; and at this time we have
upwards Of one hundred companies in Phi
ladelphia alone, most of which are reliable,
dividend. paying concerns. New York next
caught the fever; and while the companies
there, as general thing, have larger capitals,
experience is hourly proving that they are mostly
as reliable as our own, and the dividends as GER
tain. The investments IN oils are very large there
and here, and while the staid and scrutinizing
capitalists at first doubted these securities, they
are now the largest operators in petroleum stocks.
The New York Board will offer them greater
facilities than ever for safe investments, as weRre
Informed by member Of the Executive Com
mittee OF that body that the stock Of no company
viii be sold at the Board except these which
show eOncluslvely that they are sound, and have
and will pay regular dividends as long, at least,
as the demand for petroleum continues; and from
the varied uses making Of this oil at home and
atTOad, II Is likely v becoms even mors stable
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs--Judges Thompson,
Allison, and Ludlow.-The full bench of iudges
sat this morning to deliver opinions A num0er
were SO delivered, appertanng bo.h to the Com
mon Pleas and Orphans Courts.
CoURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS Judge Thonp.
sOn.--ChaTles Stewart, the keeper Of sailors
boarding. house, No. ll6 Almond street. was CON
vicied yesterday upon two bills of Indictment the
one charging the drugging of one Joseph briggs
resident OF Franklin county. in this State and
then while In state Of stupor conveying him on
board Tho barque Indian Belle u vessel about 70
sail Tor Martinique and the second with the lar
Briggs.
The latter, when he recovered his consciousness,
discovered that he was on the vessel, then some
miles wn the river on her VOYAGE. lie watched
his opportunity and when uno6served, sprang
over board, having first thrown over board, by
means Of which, In an exhausted condition, he
reached the shore
lie came to the city and had Stewart arrested
with the result above stated. Stewart Is nOto-
rious character. He was convicted before Judge
Ludlow about two years ago, on the charge OF
robbiDg sailor who stopped at his house of
considerable sum of money, and was sentenced
to an imprisonment of eighteen months. lie
served all Of this term but about one month, when
he was pardoned, only to resume his old ways.
In relation TO the State banks which may
eject TO carry on business under the National
Banking law, the Court this morning made the
following general order -
at is ordered that such plates and dies as
shall be delivered TO this Court by any bank
under the provisions of the 9Th section of the Act
of Assembly OF August 22, 1861, entitled AN Act
enabling the Banks Of this Commonwealth to
become Associations for the Purpose of
Banking under the Laws of the United
States shall be deposited for safe keep
ing in the Western Bank of Philadelphia
the clerk Of this Court having first sealed
the box or package containing the said plates or
dies, and the deposit so made shall not be re-
moved from the said bank except upon an order
of this Court countersigned by one of the
Judges; and the fact of any deposit being so
made shall be entered upon the minutes of the
Conrt, and the receipt of the Western Bauk there
for shall be filled by the said clerk"
The City Henk and Bank OF Northern Liberties,
the Philadelphia Bank, and Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank, have elected to do business as
national banks. The Philadelphia Bank delivered
mp It's plates this morning. The others named
will deliver up theirs ON Tuesday next.
Bernard Murray, charged with having caused
the death of man named Kueass, at q house in
Carlton street, in the year 1853, had further
hearing this morning on hdJc1S cDrpHS. Tho testi-
mOny showed the fact that the prisone- kicked
deceased IN the head with his boot, and that the
latter was never conscious afterwards. The evil
dence was not concluded when our report closed.
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, October 29.-Iu Coal there Is
more activity prices rner some clrgo sales are
mailing.
Cotton Il nominal at 8I'25 cash.
The Hour Market is INNER there IS very lite com -
ing Orwatd, aud the stock a reduced n low cure
sale uf $500 bushels at SlO2 lU75 eNtra no si IS
Wl2Jp for extra family and fancy, as.in quality aoout
ltOO barrels W. .. Thomas terms kept private. There
steady home col isumpll0n demand within this range.
In Rye Flour and Corn Meal no sales nave under
notice,
Wteat has upward tendency, and 5000 hush new at
S2i@2 % "a BUSH for PeLnsylvania red; Southern rcd
Is hcu at ~ 60 and white at S2'70d2s0 Rye has ad-
yaucod 10 Sl6CIfl'07 Corn Is scarce aud yellow c)m-
mauds sl'6srl'7O oats are in ftr demand 81 s5c. No
sa'Cs Of Barley or Malt.
The market for petroleum has been spirltless aud IN
active since last notice, but holders nave been very
rrm n their voWs and Crude owing to the pauc ~ OF
o the receipts has advanced Pc q gallon; tne ous inss
Of enued nave been SMALL and buyers nnd sellers have
becn apat n their views sales Of50O bills Crude at 3ld
sUe 400 bbIs Refined, In bond, at 6fGic 1860 bbs.
deliverable within 20 days. st go. 100 ebls Decem.
Al &c b. so bbs fee at soa Sci iesiduurn, 10 lots,
s67!GlO; and Naptha at G i3c barque OF $500 bbls
was chartered Cork and orders az 5 Cd aud barque
of-lOO bbig for the destination private terms.
The exports this week 70 Hsyre on tho 23d Inst
bsr1Ue fsrpfse l3T 4J gallons rened aud 20 Antwerp
ner bar5ue Ena SWaa the 2h inst 81 si gallons do
Whisky Is Gull small sales al tl09l's for Pennsylvania
audi
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TIE EhrRFss or THE FEENcH, may add,
has been scGndalized in her absence from tOgn.
Sne was at Schualback, a German watering place,
when trial came up in Partisan court. 4 per-
son named Jared, surnamed Jules had sued a
sPinster, OF high social status, for complexion
Dill, the item of which was q half a gross of
Email, or Enamel of Paris.
Ihe defense set mp was that the Enamel had
JAILED TO change her compleXion-R cement Of
sallowness, sPangled with pudding stone pimples
TO the roseate hue and alabaster surface of
youth. But old Jared, deformed, quasimOdsh
character, stouty affirmed that his Email de Paris
was used by all the beauties In the realm, iu-
cluding the Empress.
Hewas subdued at once the orieTs called silence,
but the aged enameler would give his testimony.
He presented his receipted bills for gross of
the enamel for the Empress personal use. The
thing got into the local reports and feuRe,ons;
the Empress Gdherents stoTmed; the Emperor
rather liked III ali the public ioked and made
merry, and now We know where the complexion
comes trom. Ladies Of quality, beware how you
give receipts for your nostrums. You must needs
have recourse 10 beautfers, but do not touch ink.
Il will lspatter you.-L0ndOn Correspondent Of
Nete York Sunday Mercury.
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than cotton, or any other production Of our won
derfuly prolific country.
Many Of the companies in this civ win haye
their stocks introduced in the New Yorl 12o,r5
on Tuesday. Among them the pens more. Dal-
Iel, McElhcny, McClintockyille. NoSIe and
De'ama'er' and others and many more vii
soon DC bought and sold there. ANY reli-
.oe company that can satisfactorily answer
'uo lnteifoShories Of the committee, and will
pay No hundred aud fifty dollars, can have
men stocks operated in there. Tic President of
,no board Is Mr. Samuel h. Hard, President Of
the open Stock Board oi New York.
MI Johh Pondir No. 33 Pine stree. Nav Yory,.
Is one Of the largest Operators in that cltv IN
I'uoIeum stocks on commission. He is the cor
respondent and agent Of some of the Iorgsst
houses IN Germany and in England and has
unusual facilities for placing Petroleum stocks iu
European markets.
inc StocE Market continues active. and priees
ere steady. United States bonds arc a., 49,,
there is not much doing. 5-2Os sola a, Ioi 49,,
pons ohj new do. at 1907 and IS Of 1881 a, lo5t
CLOG. a. i''s
Railroad shares arc steady, and Reading. AZ We
have noticed for several days past, continues
strong and in demand, with sales az e53as7.
closing at the former rate; Little SchuyIkill rail-
road sold at l6I62i6l, which is an advance; Nor
risiown at 60; Minehill at 593; Lohigh Valley
railroad az "a; and Philadelphia and Eric At slI
@32; lij was bid for Camden and Anboy rail
road G9l for Pennsylvania; 81 for North PENN
syiyoniai 90 for Elmira preferred; Is for Cata-
wissa common, 8Sl for preferrod and IS for
Long leland.
Coal Oil shares are more active, but prices are
unsettled, Irving sold at I; Noble aud Dela-
matre at 9G9l, which is decline Rock at4;
hcClintock at 6si Perry at &; Densmore at 81.
and Egbert at 81, which is an advance.
City Passenger Railway shares are unchanged.
81 was bid for Spruce aud Pine; 204 for Girard
Colleges and 20 for Green and Coates; 70 was
asked for Second and Third so for Tenth and
Eleventh and SO for Chestnut and Walnut.
Bank shares are frmer. with sales of Farmers
and Mechanics at 20, which is an advance; and
Manufacturers and Mechanics at 29I; I70 was
bid for North America, which is an advance; 2ok
for Mechanics; 81 for Kensiug,on; 50 for West
ern; 55 for City; and ~ for Union. l
Canal shares are rather lower. Schuylkiu
Navigation sold at 80 for preferred, aud common
at SO4; 724 was bid for Lehgh Navigation; 99k
Tor Morris Canal common; and l5I for Susque,
hanna Canal.
Gold is active this morning, and prices have
advanced, opening at DIG; rallied aud sold at 2lS
at 10 o'clock; 2lss at II 22OS at u; fell of and
sold at 22O at l24 p. NJ.
PHI ADELPIIIA STOCK Exru Auou uIruz oc-, -
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arrival OF steamer al New York.

NEw YoRK, October 2S-rhe steamer Besteys
AstToPois, from Fortress Monroe. brings $50 sick
and wounded soldiers from the front.
The steamer Santa Martha, from Csrthagena
and Kingston, jamaica arrived at this port
to-day.
The steamer Empire CITY, from New Orleans on
the 22d, has arrived.
The steamer Albany, from City Point, brings
JIG men 0fths lOth United States Infantry.
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r r e 6 M a RYLAM N ..
Gov. Bradford's Proclamation.

BALTIMORE, October 29.-GovarnOr Bradford
has just proclaimed the new Fro5 State Coustitu-
tion Of Maryland. The friends IF the measure
are honoring the event by display Of bunting.
The american has just put out an Immense flag
bearing the Inscription 'F-ce Mlrylaud.'
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THE AUTUMN LEAF.-

! HI AUTUMN ifAls7-
BY TIRE BARD OF TOWER HAIL.
" Fral leaf Of Autumn, dancing by
Pause In thy course and tell me why
Thou, whom late did view
Clad in a dress OF lively green,
Art now SO differently seen,
All robed In crimson huet"
A voice Ike that which midst the trees
Is wakened by tho Autumn breeze
Seemed rom the leaf to steal.
Upon the doswood's branch played.
Which hrat does by Its changing shade,
Winters approach reveal"
Jack FrOst's first touch that ohiils our Volas,
Our coats OF this gay crimson Stsnsi
Our healthful green h lost"
But, quite the contrary, mankind
WIN In their ewn experience ind,
And prove II to their cost
For those Of you DO Crees remain.
Who, warned by Frost's chill touch Ia vsla
Stlll choose 10 shake with cold,
while the vast rooms at Tower Han.
For prices 40 extremely small.
Do good warm clothing hold.
select your clothing from our Rsady-msds STOCK ana
thereby secure goods equal In style, H. OsaleraI aud
VOTkmGShp 20 any made 70 Order, at IS 10 80 per cent
lower prices VI have full and complete assortment
OF the newest, choicest and most desirable styles Of
goods, Prch0ted al he EOsea pIoesQr 0e seasoM for
o0th 6IousreY and sold for cash ereiusrsIy therefore
si the lowest prices possible An can be nttod At
trcm our stock, without delay or trouble
TOwKR HALL, No. SIS MARKET street
BaNGErr co.
gvcry, t,t5oroap4 pra eyivfn0 Won aatIsSartioa
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THE SOLDIERS VOTE FRAUDS.
FINDING OF THE COURT.
The Culprits to be Imprisoned
for Five Years.
Special 10 The Evening Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, October 29.It is rumored that
tho finding OF the Court in the case of the Balti-
moro forgcries of the soldiers votes is Eve years
in the State Prison. Colonel North, the State
Agent here, will probably soon be released.
Secessionists here are cro}king over Grants
reconnaissance, claiming that it was q failure
There are no grounds for such a statement.
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nILL NNnEneny L,ILI.rn-

Sr LOUIS, october 2S--AU Qalcial despatch
just received at headquarters, from st. Joseph,
The guerilla Gend, Bill Anderson, aud
seven Of his men, were killed yesterday at Albany,
in Ray county.
Six men will be shothore tom rrow, in retalla-
ton for the murder Of Major wilson and his six
men.
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TIE ELECTION IN wet VIRGINIA
Governor BOremRn Rc-elccted without
Opposition A Heavy Union Majority
lhg

WHEELING, w. Va, October 2S.-Thc election
in this State yesterday pls,e of quietly, aud the
entire Union ticket is believed TO have been
elected.
Governor A. j. Boreman hal no opposition,
and is re-eccted by q heavy vote.
Returns from six counties give Hubbard
(Union), for Congress, over 1900 majority.
The Legislature and local utilcers are largely
Union.
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NEWPORT, October 29.-rac schooner ArarriI,
OF Salem, Captain jameson, from Philadelphia
for Boston, foundercd and was sunk OF Beaver
Tail this morning. The captain and one Of the
crew were taken OF by the steamer Empire state
Mr.. Candagee, the mate, Nr. Hopkins, and
others wore LOST.
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LATEST MARINE IETELLIGENCE.
cLEAREp THIs MORNINo.

steamship Norman Baker. Boston, II. Wlnsor Co.
Steamship f. c. knight, Gallagher New York. W. fAy-
lor a Co. -. o,... n .,y.-...a
soIr Thomas Borden, Wrghtngion' Dghton' Quintard s.
scHr Fred. Reed. Iugrahau. New Haven, Captain.
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A New nrigadIer.C.e C.eneraI.

Special De'pa'eh to The Eeeans I' graph.
WASHINGTON, Oct 29.-Colonel Charles II. r.
Coils, OF Coils Zouaves lii'h PennsylvaniaJ,
has been appointed BhsaLi.r.G .ueral.
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Special Ds'pateh 10 The EreBiqg Ts,grapa.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 20.-The shipment Of gold ny
steamer to-day is Ss7O,0)O A much larger sum
was expected 70 go forward
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Steamship r. O. knight, Gallagher, 20 hours from New
York uith mdse 10 W. Tay lor A Co.
Echr W. Gilum, Dicker60n,o % days nom Haddam nm .
with stone 10 captain
Sem A. M Edwards, HlnsOa from Washington. In bal
last 20 A. &. CAitell a Co.
sc6r Western Star, erovsu.s days from Boston. with
Schr Clara Lnen, Gray, from Fortress Monroe In ball
last 10 captain.
sshr ~ s.rSuU Foster. days from sAlsn in baIlas,
sieaRsr Monitor. yonss, "a hOaFs tr0m New Ysrl via
CoFrespon dence Of fte PhQadsphfa Exchange. .
LAWS, Del, October "a, T.. M.-The f0lloWing lt..st
are a. the breakwhter -Schrs Colorado, ~ Aer1E'
Restless, for Fortress Menroe; Nellie fefs slt fssr
Auttn, for Alexandra ali from PHILADELPHIA a.
Jr., nom New York for Wasilngiea tsash ~ Il4tsfo
Fortress Monroe james RAY ymond 20 f ,nros ana
for New NOfk; John WafTens 80 Eel...s el...-s.6 9~-aT
Julia, ron lew York, Wifh inasins ,nsafrr.
v-,,. =. - ee -rhs schf fnree brothefl, ot
Vsh @ y. saein Tscksr. eoai loaded esners ea
Sola oo. sptlhS D@' @'4 W. IuqnAe n, AgeaAls
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An ODE TO GRrEcE.-

NAh ~ bhiENE.-
UrER Pr, coon wuur
appy the man whose preatest care
A few " Vcnlnro" acres bound.
ontont l but an oil voin there
Run through his rrouni.
whose landlord viii supply his bread
And 'rOKEs 10 nc nm out In STYLE.
Until Il can with truth be said,
That chaps struck no.u
Beet whom, with every rising sun,
Ills days, ike OH, soft glide away,
Whose wells q thousand barrels run
Full every day.
Sound sleep by night good meals by DAY,
1orcthgr mixed with recreation,
And stocks at par sold right awavt
No hesitation
Thus 'ci me live, bat how, unknown,
VI wins funds mat no one knows,
Ana sroEEs a CO., AMI they alone,
TO make my clothes.
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The late DR.. Josiah Prescott, of Pennington.
Maine, devised the plan of q State asylam for
the insane, and as a member Of the Maine
Legislature carried the project through and Sc
cured the establishment Of that institution a,
Augusta
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BosToN, October 29.-The steamer Canada.
from Liverpool via Halifax, is below, and will
beun about noon, Her adyces have been pu6-
lishtd.
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The following arc the receipts of Flour and
Grain at this port to-day Flour, 100 bbls. /;
Wheat 400 bushels; Corn, 460o bushels; Oats
300 bushels.
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"THrN l00"-This has no alIuslon ybatever
to"l,ml.u' ua, mi.fatrd 20 Delaware "a year or two
since, aud has no YET bocn uund, bIt is the new base 1f
Arch s.r,cii rs .S,l ibcir estaiI,hm.gt giI
ne corest NeNe's stlks oplus shaNIs eoaonss all
that precious wc.al has considerably advanced .nc
birsah5 tisa can ic o6.'ncf S.eSSere rb 1so Nyo
n1irgn4g M gatls,u can .asg tue dllere1cg ba
this morning,
Gr',TTFNrN lTATs.-All the laicst STYLES at
Charles uahiord "a sons, Conua, ulal Hotel
WEST VmGNtA PgruouEuM LAvps.-A few
desirable , tActs In Wet Virginia. including three leases
ON Burning springs viii be offered trs market Tor
M.o,a chalccrro1rry Ia ycnang5 county. Pa.
No $. Frlnt street.
TuE On SunscRurIoNs advertised in another
applying at ,ao once, n f. corner Of foart6 and wlaa,
,1S & i9'thgr , i9gmsuoa may be 6ai desired we
srccialiy commend Il.
The rAsHIoNAp1B cut Of "Thompson's Pants"
is rCtung quite celebrated, uasmuch there Is cont ut
I'm tho style, anu tousc who paronlle him alNays recon-
peculiar art S has nUc scSs to ,esst ft5 az Ss s
northeast corner Of seventh and walnut.
LADIES AND CmDRpN's HArs.-Latest style
at Charles oakiuId & sons, Continental Hotel
BUmuAM has every thing in the way of Gas
sovcg. end window and Door Strips to mako house
a
call n l. corner OF SAMSON aud rcuth streets. Having
nn osobsh business and long experience, he to
give tatisiacuon 70 his patrons,
LADIES FuRs.-An elegant assortment at
Charles Oakiord Sons Continental HItel.
THE GREAT FURoRE in Oil Stocks in this city
continues unabltad. Foru1os being made ms et,iy
by specuang In this subieanean tuous Guit as tley
were lost bvtne Ovcriahful In Laws Bubble Econ INV
however, Is always virtue The way Is by
auonzng Mr. W. W. Alter No 9j7 N. Ninth street Tor
III the Coal yol want
PuRcHAsERs may rely upon getting tho best
fnFs at Charles OnkiordS Sons, Continental Hotel.
Hon APPROvAL.-Mrs. S. A. Allen lately re-
&c Ned letter from lady, stating that the suggestion
u ~ mIOus friends she purchased bottle Of Mrs. S. A.
Aliens World Hair Hcstorer and Zyobalsamum Hair
reasing, and az er using few times her hair which was
quite grey was restored TO Its youthful and new
har was ieu appearing, No odys toilet is complete With
CUT these preparations. Every Druggist sells them.
Mrs. NJ. G. BRowN's Metaphysical Dis
coyefy" kills. the root Of every disease Price S5 No.
$40 Arch street sea advertisement in another column.
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SECURE PHOTOGRAPHS giving you satisfaction
An their accuracy and beauty Lfe-6ze photographs ia
Oh oolOTs, ivory1ype6, and eartef dc Ylse, NJ u,
aVneTs, ~, 6h Arch g1eet,
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Quotations of Gold at tho Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, No 81 S. Third street, second story =
% A. M....'..,.2l6 u M. ...220a
IL A. M..........2lSa / p. .M.........2loI
Market very strong aud active.
DE HAVEN & BRo., No. 20 S. Third street.
quote us follOwsi-
BsVi4g. Ssuiag,
American GOld.... 2l9 22i
American Silver, as and Ps...... 20i =.
Dimes and Half Dimes s.......... 200 =.
spanish quarters '...,..........s 1876 ..
fenn currency. y.'....'........... dis. l-5 dis.
new York Exchange. e............ lilo par
~ L.
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THREE HUNDRED PRISONERS
CAPTURED.

Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc- Etc., E,c., Etc.
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THIRD EDITION
GLORIOUS NEW Z!
ADVANCE ON RICHMOND.
ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
General Grant Moving Upon
the Rebel Works.

GENERAL HANCOCK TAKES
THE LEAD.
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Left Wing Advances Fifteen Niles,
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JHE On SUBSCRIPTIONS advertised in another
col"nr present unusual Undue mcnts TO subscribers By
applying at Tho OncC n r. corner Fourth aud Wainu'
'uctia, tuth'r Information may be h1i, f desired. We
specially commend t.
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GryTIFWrN's HATs.-All the lo'cst STYLES at
Charles uahiord a sons, Contn, ula Hotel

WrsT VIRGINIA PETROLEUM LANDs.--A few
desirable (, ,cts In West Virginia. including tlrseisasss
ON burning springs will be offered IN tis market Tor
Aso, ch'iccIr5nGty Ia ycnaug1 county. Pa.
Inquire 90 ions %. LOVE.
No, no 5. Front street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

A SOLEMN JoKE.--The Utica OBJ
server. with degree Of gravity quite
ludIerous, say, ot the meetiog OF lbe
committee which recently nominated
Mcclellan for the Presidency, that
their proceedings derive importance
from tie fact llat they represent a.
mon. Others that large aud respecia-
bic body of citizens know as "old
wings" The 'old wings were as re-
spectacle body Of men as ever ac-
ted together, but politically they have
been 100 long under the sod TO be ex.
humed--they have already gone iaI
10 grass Troy Wing.