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port for Phl,dephis schs consttuton stront Lnrss,
Oh, far New York; LoasoaL VA 81 George for DO;
sog s0so Srr.s. ,ss sas sa os Wares
Foss Bo. on for Philadelphia > supply sob James
1th, AM Arr schrs eorga Gnchrist Belfast for Phfs
o. pns Marina Maria Sprage Calais Tor 40; Clara MOI
ton Mekns Dsbton for do eeorgians, Pbhhrook bangor
last sarah hnck Grover, Belfast for NNork; hurd snow
koc1sad Tor a. Jn Baker Love, Portland tor do Age
NEW BEDFORD, oet 6-Arr bark Susan Jane. phinney,
rrave cape dr Nerdes via syork: schrs Mary Hidrein
C@aveland, khzabehpon Mary Frances, Jack. Jersey
PHILApELpHIA. Oct 7-Ar 8 runeoat Donegal
Head; snip phisdelpha (Rr,. Murphy, liverpool; ba
Ricardo tItsD caisno, Lcata; briFs FORESTER, Wins
snr.:us s. fs".e Tampa Bay s' "sss
saIs@; N smih, R,sle,, Boston, Camilla Anderson.
Jssae SON. winsnore BOSTON; Harriet Baker web
ber Gard,nsr Nc ca schrs Borden, wrghtinsou
salsm; Thos Potter, Racket oueesisr; u DeMa,
Gy Gony %e.,nor;, NJ l,avsn, Glover s.w YORK;
Rove Harris. Boston; W Darling, Raxier, Msdford.
PROVIDENCE. Oct 7--Arr str Sea ,;uil Walden, Nynrk
o"s Bacon sd hs anps Gsrs dnd
ney ana Ann salisr BAKER Albany vermilion. DAVIS;
or"ioo Beck, and Aida Eaton. HYors: Frost Wan
dell, Albanv, via Newport sloops Mary Baye. Davis.
Hayerstraw; Blackstone, Allen. New York, Guilford,
PLYMOUTH, Oct b-Ar schr Island Home Aren New
ROCKLAND. Oct s-sd ship Anna Camp Druumond
San FRANCISCO DC, I-Arr ship Helve.ia Warren. N
York; bark hai net Hucnings do.
SOMERSET, Oci Arr schr Argus, Crowley Poughkeep
SALEM, Oct 6-Arr schrs Mary Jane, Pinkham, Calais
for ktork; Tyrone, Davis do for Mott Maven.
wAsHIEGToN shin i TEKRlroRY. Aug @-oG PORT Town
tuition, from do. bound up the Sound
AZ Esnamo Aug 20 ship Dublin, for San Francisco de;
wAREHAa, Oct Arr schrs Alice Carter, Wright, and
VIM Bird, Handy Troy Lamartine. Gurney NYork.
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Died.
evening, October 9, AFTER q brief

AruLx-on Saturday evening" October 9, AFTER q brief
nnsss, JoHS O. AyMRR in the 66th year OF bis age
rne relatives and friends OF the family requested
10 attend the fupcra from 81. Bsrtbolomews church,
esrncr Of Great Jones street and lafayette place. on
Wednesday morniog, Mae O'CLOCK without further In
yia!iou.
Bapxr.-on Friday. October 4 from tho effects Of q
Nil board the City OF Baltimore, JoBS EDWARD HEARD
hAyxU eldest OF the late John Batemsn Barnes bar
rsr al law and scnoscha OF ST. Marys Abbey Court, 10
Ne city OF Dublin.
rhc remains will he removed from No. Depsu place
- iutermsnt IN Greenwood Cemetery, this (Sunday,
usrnoou At O'Clock Friends will please accept this
Bvsiso.-M Fordhann, on Friday, October 7, Pxrrn
pUasisd 10 the I'D year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
ysod 10 attend The funeral on Tuesday afternoon, At
past three O'Clock, rom his late residence.
inowr.-on Saturday morning, October 3, GxoroB H.
Hpowy, aged 80 years. He remains VIII oe taken 70
Hcokt ne, Conn, for inermsnt
nAvs.-Op Ys,aay. OCTOBER ], h,caAE DAvrs. d con-
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Arrivals and Departures.

Ass ss;.s, 5s:er
so.r.. ass ssi ,sno xs ..a enid; Col L BAT. and
aau,n zsse Bens ssaiso @ Victor 1s1ses b.sre
e1s srs X a:ss E f.. az sos"
:,s-a Sss aaSsTs ASs2 Weed Haes:S %so1
nAr.iisr n and via aa,is Lsse, ,s ssSn no Per- c
" Psmeroy, John Murray.
DEPARTURES.
Mar. GO: na
E noa na '9a am,y .. Tsycr .sn
Ss.0n: p sqrr. sSs family ar. JphR Craig; Mn
& fs.s:. = s ~ s;ss:s:ss s?s NJ:
s:s. r' Van s nsary o a
sS
ksnion. and others in the s,esrase
c susss
ssRsss xsa i "a Tss1sSs s1
$ syS John a ssa
w% sSiSSa SSn; Eaw.,s rSse ssn ?, xssn
e. York; M nA Hsrts Geo ro.rner. Vim Malone. New
%1 9fsSss cs... S:qns
pr Mass Er rr"iasa san,nsoO VII. and cnsid
N, srs Rr .Hs Nj; IN and
swo liss.s Carter Peter DesSons Mr.. Kendall and lid
Be- Mss ss ss-yss ri:'i
kdwer63 age. JI. and wnc, mrs MARY N Worshlp MISS
4sh Worship Edward Lane aud wife, Mrs Hawkins Mis-.
L florence william A Dorchester, John Hswley, vii.
son Daniel Gorrer. DIR Barns, Faron, W Scott
Shayer. L Ba tuie A Lesseps and son. Westmore.
eeorge Southeran Rev John haydon Stewart, Rev G.
Msy I,hRp, Rev Dun an. : II Kennedy, Torrey and
scp Rev liam Kelly, Amos Defroe Dewng
4 Kaufman and son, bower, schuwar,I: Seller,
0ormila and wife, Boge, John Hunt Mr. Mason Miss
fsANk, Foy and wife, Chanfreau Mr. Frelson, Jas
Alley Mrs rawkins Mrs Adaline Penniman, Mr. @ A
Burt And wife MIS- Seena Frelson, Mrs DR. Wles Mrs
scott, Miss Kellet Mrs Barnes and daughter. Mr. and
Hvv Laft,e, + q Hacker joseph Paplc. Chas Meyrel,
Philip Revell, Fredcrick Reyell Mrs Fagro, Emile Re-
YELL Joha hahony, W Francs. Latorey, Mrs James
Johnson.
NEW oarHArs--stesmship George cremwel-aeo Ellis
ead friend ni,s Eva Locke, Mrs Julia Herzog Brasl
bwfft George right Mrs Burnham, Miss zmme an
Col Chrysler ant wife, Mrs Adelaide Mcclellan Mr. Fty
YflAam and wi ., p Spro Robinson Mrs Benedict,
Boussac Hammond aud wife, Miss Ella Benedict Mrs
u Silsby, Thos Cornell, j Dew ming 1hoe Criswel1
James Cornell and vIfe MT. Demsres. and I'D
Sss II Wright Mrs Thompson, servant and chn /; Mrs
{WrA Mrs wakcman and three chi dren. Mrs Decker.
Russell, Miss T. Criswe, l. Dcyo, knight
6sa shaler Ralph Lefevre, Mrs Mary Locke. Lieut. w
tAise A ID G; Mrs Ogle, Mrs Teoker, Or G Stats
wilhelm Mohier, Mrs Geo X Tyler Capt Dams, Miss
Atocha, N q Hal ard wife. Lieut. Sleek, Mason
James Scott, Mrs Bowen. two childrea and servant;
Lamb. William Milisr. J Schneider, Miss Augusta
Muller jersleiun Louis Childs Miss Lucy FORK an
esrvant Ms Jno De Camp and tvo chdren, Miss Alice
Warner. Mrs Locke, Geo Dcnysc wife aud three chill
tr.a; Mrs L wAlsrove and son Charles. VIM Broad
hell end daughter
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

EoeASr--CoroS.-A Newport, r l., on Tuesday,
oescber T. at Emanuel church. by the Rev. Dr. Balch,
NY. DAVID & BoGARr, Of Brooklyn, TO Miss s. AUeusrA
CorroS daughter OF Dr. Charles Cotton of said place
ClAM-LARgIN --On Thursday evening, October Q, by
oAs Rev. James Dunn, JAMES W. CfAaK 70 MAR0AREr
w. LARKN
California and Irish papers pleass copy.
DxRHy-CIARKE-At 81. James church, Great Barring
IA, Mass Thursday, October Q, by the Rev. j. A.
ksnniman, Mr.. H. W. DwnBv and Miss MARY L. CLARKs,
eAaghtsr OF the Rev Jamee A. Clarke OF Monterey Masa
Rypsoyp-snALLwooD.-O Thursday, October Q, at
ksv. A. Cleveland Coke, Hssay RxDMosp LYDIA Il.
youngest daughter OF Mr.. j. l. smallwood.
Wnsev-DAvn.--In st. Parick's cathedral, on Wedues.
DAY, October 8, by the Rev. p. Mosweepey GEORGE w
Oiisos aud SARAH u. DAvs all OF this city No cards.
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nAvAEA, NASSAU, Y. P. KiNdsToN, IA, AND NsW
ORLEANs.
FoR NASSAU Asp nAvAyA-stsamship csrsisa ffsn New
Ysrk Oct 10.
Fos kISesroy. J-sieamshp Non,eruma frsm Now York
Oct az
FoR MISUNDERSTANDING Creole, from New York Oct
n N3PM
For H.vAsA-steamsh,p Eagle, from New York Oct IL
Steamship Columbia from New YORK Ostb
Steamship Roanoke, from New York. Oct ~
Steamship Havana from New York Oct IL
foR NHw 0RLxAxs-steamship Yazoo, from new Norh
Oct rs. At Pm
gleamsh 70 Cham p,on from New York octJ
Steamship Gen sherman, from New York Oct
Steamship George Crom we'll. from New YORK Oct J.
R.eamship suwo Nada, from New York Oct 3
Steamship Guiding Star from New YORK Oct 10.
Steamship ARIEL, from New York Oct ~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An letters and packages iriendsd for s Nrv Tosx Hssitp
shsud b secisd
ALMANAC rorK-ruts DAT.
suN RISES. % MOON RrsEs. mora =
sur hrs............ III HioH vAsxn.....nno morn ~
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A PRIVATE GEsTLRMAN OF MEANs WILL MAKE
n the most oeral advances Diamonds Wachss. sti-
Plate &c aud oil uansaesions nrscsy confidential Ad
dress Dor $40 Pos, oIcs
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALEs.

A DVICE TO FAMILIES.-lF YOU WANT HONEST,
reliable and Trustworthy fema domestic servants
to the oldest and largest house
this country Sixth aveaue and Eleventh street
There find full supply, Thoroughly qualified o
perform all the different duties.
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Pert sf Now York, October ., IssA.

CTEAREn
Steamship Virginia tBr), Lewis Livevpool-wiliisms
Gulon.
steamsh,c cav Or Baltimore sBr Mirehouse. Queens
Steamship Beiona tBr), Farmer, London Uovland As
pin wall
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S hIPPING NE w S.


Mails are forwarded by every IN regular nae
The steamers Ter er frem Lverpee call at Queenstswn
sspt the Canadian nns. which sail LsHdsnAsrrv n
steamers fer o. froO Ne Cenunenl es
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A. ,nng repaired At the comb factory, sT sroadws3
lersnce through aorsl store sndlT1 frh avsnas, -
,sssn twenty second And rwsnv tAi-A strsssA
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SATURDAY. 2e

z Such is a frank confession from one capable Of
knowing the correct state Of the case. The whole
letter is dcspondng in It's tone, and may serve as
eorrollary 10 some other news received from the
"sunny South" A cry for peace comes from the
Legislature Of Alabama; and were il not cou pied
with the dcspating howl from Senator, might
serve the purpose Of a Democratic elcctoneer-
ing document, but in It's present shape it
only adds another argument in favor Of a
vigorous prosecution Of the war. They profess
their willingness b. return under the government
Of the old Union provided the Chicago platform
succeeds, but add little sentence which spoils
the Democratic hopes provided our sister States
consent"
Is It likely that South Carolina will consent
without being Jeateni without the iron heel Of
war trampng down her cotton-felIs and laying
her cities waste As is IL Is evident that Ala
bama adopts these resolutions in order to secure
the best terms possible under the circumstances,
and do what She can towards the election of her
friend, the Democratic candidate. "I}ats viii
desert q sinking ship
To sum up, the Southern news is highly en-.
couraging 70 tho Union party, and should act as
another reason for re-elccting Mr.. Lincoln.
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skirmish with Boseby's Men
Etc, Etc. Etc. Iato.. Etc
spociuI TO The Evening Telegraph.

BpcctUi 90 HitC Evening Telegraph.
WAsuNoroN, October 20.-The mail steamer
Dictator, from City Point, brings up q largo
number OF passengers.
General Butler is said to have advanced his
lines two and half miles.
On Thursday night, about o'clock, one hum
dred picked men Of the Ooh Corps, under cover of
darkness and a heavy rain, captured q Rebel for
tifcation opposite our battery CNo. 81, in the
centre Of our line, nearest Petersburg. They
captured q Rebel lieutenant.cOlonel and eleven
men, and spiked the Rebel guns, after which
they made good their retreat.
Yesterday morning portion Of the S.h Illinois
and 10th New York Cavalry, while securing the
country in the noighborhood Of Salem, Fauquier
county, Virginia, came across a considerable
band Of Moscby's men and scattered them. Seve-
raj were wounded on both sides, bus none were
killed.
The Navy Department has information from
Admiral Farragut Of the capture, by the United
states steamer Mobile, Of the blockale-runner
dHa'e I1den under British colors some 60 miles
south of Velanco, out of st. Bernard river Texas,
with cargo Of seventy three bales of cotton.
The schooner Coq,iette arrived here yesterday
morning in charge Of a prize crew, having been
captured in Wades bay, on the Potomac, on
Wednesday night last, by the tender to the NOR
tar schooner, AdoPh HUge1, Captain Nickerson,
for having blockade-runncr on board and
goods from Virginia.
The CoQUette halls from Baltimore, and had on
board at the time of the capture forty-thrce
hogsheads Of tobacco, $50 bushels of wheat, an
assortment of dried fruit, flour, poultry, &c.
The schooner was running goods on her own
account, and had also on board James f. Welsh,
a notorious blockade-runner, in charge of q guam
tity Of manufactured Lynchburg tobacco. He
acknowledged that he had brought it from Vir-
ginia, and was taking it to Baltimore and that
one of the men, ]. II. Cunningham, colored, who
was on the schooner, had brought him over.
Welsh is well known in Alexandria, and is said
to have been running blockade continually since
the commencement of the Rebellion. The others
on board are J. G. beavers, captain; James
beavers, mate; W. Anderson Lewis Garrison,
Robert Mcnjery, boy; and L. Fontaine, pas
! senger,
J There was found on the vessel over three thou
sand dollars in money and in drafts, and Welsh
had on his person about $3.50 10 gold and silver
They were sent to the Provost Marshal and com
mitted to the Old Capitol
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TBIed.

BUCHAEAN.-Eilled, september 2sth, by bandit rob
5eTs near bTo9hh E49SeS 9ieg S9hiegGpGGGh Mysr ia
Division sixth Corps, son of George Buchanan, Esq OF
An upright ana eecicnt oflccr, his kind and gentle
manners endeared him to all who knew hlm his sad fate
casts gloom large circle OF relatives and friends.
CRANs,-On the 18th ut her husbands residence, Ia
Springfield township, Nontgom cry county, MARY ANN,
The relatives and trends are Invited to attend the lune-
ra from the Church o the Evan geit, Cgtharne street
above Seventh, ON Monday, the alst instant, at II
GnHEHs,--Thls roung, MARY c.. daughter of
The relatives and niend, Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the neral from the ro ldence OF her
atier, No. 1888 Flout rect, kaghns Point Camden, N
j., on Monday next 90 +. NJ.
IlEsoS.-On The I"rh instant IN Kent county, Mary.
Of tho late Mccall alc- forn, ofKont county.
LACKEY On. tbc 3nlA inst MARTHA wIEPENNY,
ony daughter ludcr and Elizabeth Lackey, aged
Ther5ativcs AMI lr cs Of the family are respectfully
Ridge ayenno ana sq street Rox6orouqh Twenty .irsl
Wald, on Mondsy a. % O'Clock L. NJ. Without tuothor
notice.
MOEINGER.-~ .u'.npiy, on the 26th Instant MARY
ANN, vile ofJolu A,ag ger, aged 80 years.
rican Star Assoc' 80, Of the Independent Order
OF PhloSatheani 80 Coyenant Grove No 3, Of the
9gn1 4S @ or m P 6S 5S4eaSe saS Of sbd Ge has
gate on suncaF ,'r noon nt O'Clock.
MACK.-At A1to,.3 October 23d from y MTqq3d; re;
''Hc La- ought his last battle"
Due notice ofsr al win be given should his body
RoBEETsoE-On he evening Of the 27th inst, of con-
WILSON'S RlLllAa ALlHUE, the beloved son Of James
ana Callarlne Robertson, aged years and months.
The onds and acquaintauces Of the family respect
his palers No 1868 wilcox street on sunday al o'clock
To proceed to Mount Aoriah Cemetery.
s4ALE-At AndeTsoqyllle Ca July 1854 THo@As
Anderson Troop, In the 2lst year Of his age.
NooD-Dio4 9s mcr99gsn GoRsa2h3ek0p l Lao si.2E % M
Due notice viii BE- given Of the funeral.
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sOUTHERN YIEW on rEACF.

We hRvejust received from Southern papers
telling letter from Senator Hill. of Georgia In
writing to an officer of the Confederacy, he throws
aside all reserve, and thus unwttingly lays before
Northern eyes the true condition Of the Rebel
Government, and a most PitiAble condition is thu
presented.
He says ;--"The plain fact ia ascertalned that
not more than One-third Of the men lit for duty.
between eighteen aud forty-fve, are actually
present with the armies In the field. Where arc
the other two-thirdsl The number OF those who
have surgeons certificates of Ill health IN their
pockets Is beyond estimation"
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BANK NOTICES.

naY@ NoTICE.-AT A GENERAL MEET
49, ing of the Stockholders of "The Bank Of Penn
Tswnshp' in the county Of philadelphia, held at the
banking house, In tho city Of Philadelphia THURS
DAY October 20 1864 the following preamble and resOu-
tiOn were passed unanimously
Whereas The Directors of the Bank Of Penn TOWNSHIP,
IN the county Of philadelphia have procured the written
autnory ~ ,e owners lwOIrus o, ;ae eAptSl steck
Of The said Bank to make the certificate REQUIRED by the
laws of the United States to change and convert tue said
Bank into EaOna Association for carrying on Tie Dusl-
ness IF banking; therefore,
Resolved, That the Bank Of Penn Township, in the
county of Philadelphia, shall become, and the same is
hereby changed aud converted into an association for
carrying the business Of banking untcr the laws OF the
United States entitled AN act TO provide national cur
roncy secured pedge of United states Bonds ana TO
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof ap-
proved June d 1854. And the name OF the said national
ASSOCIATION shall be TUE PENN NATIONAL BANK.
the Directors the said Bank hereby authorized
to perform every matter and thing Lecessary
to Into fun and complete effect the nten
ton this resolution And the Cashier shall publish
tlce thereof for thirty days In the North American and
United States GazOe, newspaper Of the city Of Phla
dcphia and send like printed notice, by NAL otherwise
TO each sockhoder agreeaby to the provisions OF an act
OF the Legislature OF the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
entitled "An act enabling the Banks Of this Comuon-
wealth to become Associations for The purpose Of Bank
ing, under the laws Of the United States" approved
August %, 1854. JAMES hUSSELL,
l0-2l-2Ot Cashier
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 20.-The Cotton market is
quiet flour has advancing tendency, and the prices
are .5c better sales l2O0 b6 At S926O for state
has adyaneed 4sje Corn { lale, better Provisions
firm, but the quotations unchanged. Whisky dul
Receipts q Flour II 6zi bb. Wheat % $50 bush Coru
1884 bushels,
NEW YORK, October 29.-Gold is quoted at
2OH, Stocks better Chicago aud Rock IsaRd g6il
Cumberland preferred, 52s; Illinois Central, l2 ditto
bOndH, llb Michigan Southern, 69s Now YORK Central
l2l PennSy haniR Coal 20 Reading, lS3 Hldson Rgor
ls21i Missouri Gs cox Erie, 7i Cleveland and Toledo
l0; Chicago, Burlington aud quincy, 81; FWe-tweuty
coupons lg7 New Issue, lol Ton-ijtY Coupons, sil,
One-lear Cerddcates, p5-s,
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THE AGE OF IEvENTIoN,-=W nile a large num-
Der ofMachlnes have been offered to the public of
which possess poins excellence and acknowledged merit
have long felt what others have experienced the
siy Of Machine perfect In its mechanical structure
combining, in the highest degree, simplicity with dUra
bty while capable OF doing greater range Of 7ort,
that could be easily understood and oomprehended
by all.
This, happy say has been accomplished the
liberal expenditure Of capital aud the patient, unrng
labor Of years
From Its first Introduction the "FLoHENCE" has galuod
hosts friends and regarded by drst families
hoHsehod HecessHV-ooncu5lyely proving what we are
most happy TO ac nowledge that the public fully appro
oiate the ut0y 6say, and dHra5HHV combined in the
"FLoRENcE MAcHISE" sold at No. go Chesnut street.
For the beueat OF our readers Will mention OF
the advantages and improvements Of the Florence all
others.
y makes Jqr dtgeret aha1ss, @s lock, Knot, double
lock- and double knot and the machine; each
stitch being dke on bo SIDES Of the fabric, and neither OF
II has the reversible feed notion and by simply turning
thumb the work with ran either to the rgnt or LETT
seams without turning the fabric, thereby saving hand
CHANGING the length OF the stitch and FROM inc kind Of
stitch to another can readily be done while Machine Is
Ererg sicA is perfect IN a'elt, making the
II IS almost aofsee,s, and be used where quiet is
necessary.
order It's simplicity enables the most meXpe-
is the top Of the table.
n is the most rapid soccer an me T0Ftd making hyo
stitches 10 each revolution.
IS siitch combines elasticity, SireHgfh and beauty.
II does the hedUtesf Hesf trOTE with equal facility,
irfihout change OftcHSiOH or machinery.
Every Machine has one OF Jencks' patent henmers
attached enabling the operator TO turn any Fd" Of hem
desired.
It does not require inner thread on the under side than
Il does thg'upper
twill sew across the heaviest seams, or from 10
mere thickness Of cloth without change OF tension
breaking OF thread, or skipping stitches
II has uniform and sCt-' egulatng tension of thread.
BaTlUHS SER EsireF. ." which nudes Us i'Bglf
is furnished with each machine.
while possessing the above and mqny oter advantages
the Florence is sold az ponding Prices vita other
first class Machines.
There is no risk IN buying the Florence, rs every
Machine Is warranted 70 give entire satisfaction Or the
money refunded. No charge being made for learning to
operate IL. We learn that agency for the sac Of these
wonderful Machines is about being established In all the
UrinCpR cities and towns in the loyal States aud we
dyso readers az they caunot call ct ho saleSre1s,
Ne ESQ Chesnu strtt to send for circulars ana samples
of sewing.
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Marine.

New YoRK, October 2S.-Arriyed, schooner
Sarah NJ Sherman from PictOu. She reports
having spoken on the 9th, In latitude 30 deg. Al
min, longitude II deg. 80 min, the bark AHlcia
Priest, Of Philadelphia, for Hayre, loaky, A
part Of her cargo was thrown overheard. She
was coming to New York for repairs.
The steamer Joe is ashore on Sandy Hook.
She will be a total loss. The machinery and
boilers may be saved.
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DEACON-UART.-on the 21th instant, by Friends
ceremony, In the presence Of Mayor Henry, EDMU I'D
DRAGON to CATHARlNE L, HART, both Of Phadel-
phla.
GUL-NOBLIT.-On Thursday evening, 9th ingtant,
by Rifht Rev. BiBhop Lee, of Delaware. MIR lIBBARD
g. GILL to Mis- BERTlE A, youngest daughter Of the
late Hamilton Nobit, Of Wilmington, Del.
JOY-SAYLOR.-On the 26th Instant by the Rev. n.
A. Fcmloy at the parsonage No. 1913 n ErOnt street,
Mr. MAKCELLUS II. JOY 70 Miss ELIZABETH A.
SAlLOR, all OF this city.
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n9a5~ TICE.
- BANK OF NORTHERN LIBERTIES.


Notice Is hereby given agTCeably Of the act
Of the GCnui al Assembly OF the commonwealth Of Penn
sylyanla entitled ~ enabling Banks of Common
wealth TO become Associations for the purpose OF Banking
the laws the United States" approved the I'D
Bank of Northern Lib te have this day voted 10 become
such associations a. that its Directors procured
the authority OF owners OF than twu-thirs Of tho
Capital Stock 90 make the certificate required therefor by
Tho laws OF the United States.
lG2ljO, W. GUNMERE, Cashier.
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n1g@ TICE.
- KENsINGT0N BANK IN THE COUNTY
OF phil AnrI.pIIIA y ~

"a
NotHe Is hereby given, agreCaby to section OF tic act
Shehla entitled An act enabling Banks Of the Common
mv 70 become Assoe atoms for Of banking.
paS u A. 1884 that she stockholders OF the
hehsnson Sank ia the county OF Pladelpia have this
Ssg Notat 20 become such Association and that its
Lto,3iS nave procured the authority OF tie owners Of
mos tha w thirds OF the Capital Stock 90 mako the
Seneee required therefor By tao laws OF Tie United
WI c. T. YERKEs, Cashier.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
r(15@ NOTICE.
- CORS EXCHANGE BANK,

IHlLApEIrIIA, october %. 1894.
Notice Is hereby rycn agrCCaby TO Section OF the act
OF ihe General sonby Of The Commonwealth Of Penn
s5Nhula, entitled An act enabling Banks OF tie Com
Monweaih 20 become Associations for the purpose Of
BAnhng under tie laws OF tho United States approved
e2d DAY Of Augutt A. % lSti that the stockholders Of
tue Corn Exchange Bank OF Philadelphia havo this day
voice 10 tecOuu such an Association and that s Dlrec-
tors nave procured the authority tho owners OF more
than wothrd Of the Capital Stock omakc the ceuicate
required therefor Iy the laws OF the United states.
ly-2l-ovt ). W, TOI REY, CaslI1r