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pOsTON AND PHUADFTpUIA A

yrkfgA BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
3flAkAtS. Steamship Line, sailing from each port on
sATURDAYs, from first wharf above PIN n Street Pha-
delphia, and Long wharf, Boston. From arst wharf
above PINE Street, on Saturday, December 8, 1864.
The steamship SAXON, Matthew'S win saffron Phla-
delphia Boston, Saturday December 10 clock
A. NJ and the steamship NORMAN, Baker, from Boston
for Philadelphia, on same day, az Z. III.
These and substantial steamships form regular
line, sailing nom each port pgnctusy on Saturdays,
Insurances effected At OnehAlfthe premium charged
sale vessels.
FTelghts taken At fair rates.
shippers are requested to send Sip Receipts and Blni
Laeng with their goods,
For freight or Passage (hGving 1ne aocOnmoda atOns)
apply 10 HENRY WINsOR a CO.,
ja4-n No, 532 s, DELAWARE Avenue.
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THEY ATTEMPT TO MAKE
THEIR ESCAPE.
Forty Killed and Many Wounded in
the Attempt.
RUMORs ABOUT HOOD.
E'c, Ese., E,c., Etc, Etc, E,c., Etc.
speclnI to rhe Eyeainr rclcsr.pn.

Special to The EveaiHg Telcgrtph.
WASHINGTON, Nov. D.--RichmouI papers Of
Monday last received here are very rc5.3nt 10
regard TO sherman, and express their determiua.
iion not to let us know where he is. The DiS.
patch says that Madisontown, on the railroad from
Atlanta to Augusta a little northwest OF NIilledgc-
vile, was utterly destroyed by Shermlns left
column, week ago last Thursday.
Our prisoners confined at S ,lisbury, n. c.,
numbering fifteen thousand, attempted to make
their escape. They overpowered the interior
guard, but were not so successful with the para
pet guard. The Rebels poured grape, canister,
and bullets into their midst, and killed forty,
and wounded many Of our men, who were com
PEELED TO desist from their attempt.
1t is thought here that Hood may attempt to
join Breckenridge and march to Lees army. His
movement will amount 20 nothing unless, per
chan ce, he edectssuch junction.
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Iti rather significant fact that the only pro
minent hotel in the city. OF New YORK that Was
not attempted 70 be fired on Friday last was the
New York HOTEL the general rendezvous and the
hot-bed OF the Secessionists Of that city
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TwENr,

YEARS SrAEDlSG.
J. John NewComb, Of Quincy, do certify that have
been entirely deaf In my left twenty years Tor
the past sN my right has been deaf that
could not hear conversation public speaking any
kind. could not hear tho church bells riIg while
sitting In n church have also been rou1lsd for
ber oil with very throat, that 1lgcd
70 giye up singing IN church, for had lost my voice
had great rubIe In my head, terrible noises almO 10
ctaAucas, Alv head felt numb and stupid, aId vas a
source OF fCoustant trOuhe 10 me.
tried every remedy that could be thought Of Ia
auri-s, but as they wanted to INSTRUMENTS would
have nothing % do with them, About gne m 1uh sine.
obtained Mrs NJ g. Browns Meta qhH n Al Discover and
used accord ng 10 the diroctor me bottles And ht
result 10 thar tho hdinr OF Doh ears perfectly restored
that ear hear wCas any man, Tho great trunht
in my head entirely NV head feeds perfectly cas-,
and My throat, which ceased Is cntreJ
curpd have recovered my voice again. goull MOI
tA thousand dollars for the henant aaye received
in the use Ul Mrs. Browns METAPHYSICAL Disou,egy.
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LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CONSUMPTION
IIhEn.

LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CONSUMPTION
CURED.
FROM tho Boston journal.
JULI "a lSG4I, Mrs. Nancy Sloan, OF No. s. Warren
street ChaTesOwn, do certify that have been aaiced
for ten years. Ny right side was pAralyzed that
could not lie on II. During that time suffered
tRrrh, throat would cough from - hours
time; very nervous; seldom could sleep night.
had lung fever two years since, which reduC ed
skeleton. ! had all the medical advice and medicines
money could procure, but all to no purpose fast
sinking I'm the last stage Of consumption. was confined
TO bed when MIS- H. G. Browns Metaphysical Discovery
sent ioI II Was applied according 70 direction.
felt no better, but rather worse for some time.
Ny friends wanted me 10 give up, saying Il would kin
nat wRb too far and too weak 10 try anything
more. But my mother said would die II did not Ind
relief In the DscOvery and II the last trial 10
circulation which rushing into my system which was
taking effect. As the circulation kept increasing my DIS
ele BEGAN TO break II six weeks Rfter began
apply the medicine before could gather strength to SC
into Boston to see Mrs NJ. q. Brown, and then naf tC
have help. The second time Yehtured went without
help and the third time found my way without any dit
hcuy. began the Of the Metaphys Discovery IL
NAY and the result 10 this 9th July, that health
strength is fast returning 20 my emaciated frame.
My pRrayzed side Is restored 10 Ngor; |
well on IT, hoy catatrh Is gone. My cough, nervous
ness, and sore throat are gone sleep well All my ir
grartes have disappcared, and must acknowle Is
that by t providence Of God Twas directed to the
Mrs VI. G, browns Metaphysical Discovery, and by
taken nom the mouth Of the grave and restored 20
family and trends know M diseases gone aBd
| time TO regain my lost lesh and strength
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW York, November 3O.-Flour is dull
5000 barrels, GtGlO 20 for Sats; SHE
d2jior Onto andslo2g9l5 p tor southern. Wheat has
declining tendency; sales OF 1000 bushels. Corn Is dun
and the sales unmpOitant Beef firm. Pork heavy saleS
Of 1000 lbs at S3J 2iCl3G Lard DUH whisky
steady, and holders demand an adyancs sales as $3.50,
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A REMARKABLE CURE OF BLINDNESS.
CANIs1oGA, c. W. July 23, lS64.-Mrs. 81. q. brown -
Dear hadamI have been quite blind In my right eyo for
seven years, i have been 90 several doctors, whom
heard could restore my ey0siht but they done
any good spent large sums Of money In travelling 10
where heard there doctors who could beneht me
but none o. hem could do me any good. thought my
case hopelose until told by friend you could relieve
sent by friend and procured "Metaphyseal Dis
ment could ace quite distnety an Tory thankful foS
my deAVeran0e.
lremain yours truly,
JOHN BELEY,
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CoLDIIaRs', sEAMEN's.

AND MARINES CLAIM AGENCY.
500 BOUNTY AND PENSION
To the discharged Soldier who has been WOUNDED
500 BOUNTY .
To those who have served Two years besides APENsioN
10 those disabled.
500 BOUNTY AND BACK PAY -
TO widows, Fathers, Mothers &C. Of thoso VINO haVe
died OF been Killed In the service.
Sas PENSION A YEAR
To the Widows and Widowed Mothers OF the boidlers'
Beamen, and Marines who have Gled In the service
PRIZE MONEY, BACK PAY, Sc
Due the heirs OF SeAmen and Marines. . ,,.,., 49, a
THESE CLAIMS, and ali othsys against National ana
Btate Governments, promptly collected.
Address o. applyto
GEORGE W. PoRD, Claim Agent,
uoV-ln pOcK STREET, oas door bsISW Third
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SECRRT DISEASES SECRET DISEASES!
- ssASMiARRIITTAN.s IN ARITAS GGIIFFTi
hAMAHIAhb > "itI!
TIM @osr CERTAIN Cum EVER USED.
GoSoRRHdh, GIEET. STRUCTURES, &c.
Contains no mineral, no balssm no Mercury
Cures In from two 70 four days, and recent cascs I'm
twenty hours Prepared by graduate OF e un-
and Chemltis OF the present oay
s & @ 3 nave NS thTsl N0 Of re w go
have been plugged with Basam Copalya, OF Mercury, At
O'''' Wy ''' sAatARrrANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price, male packages, e. Females, 50.
rLooDi BLooDn BLooDH BLooDHn
scRorULA ULCERS, SORES, sPoTs, LETTERS,
SYPHILIS OR yEyEREAL DISEASES, &c, &c.
sAMARTrANs
ROOT AND HERE juices
sypuis 9seS m s PEPS as sPg;ys cure sA,A
RirANs Ro0T ASD HERs JUICE, Is the mSst potent
certain aud efCcgua remedy ever prescrbed rcachea
ths the cure thorough and permanent Take then Of
this purifying remedy and be healed and do not transmit
years.
Although you may be pronounced ncurablc, the sAMA
RITAN 5 ROOT and hERB JCICEN viii remeyo every
yestge OF impurities from the system, well as all the
bad effects OF mercury.
FEMALEsl FEMALEsi
In aGeetoEs with which numbers Of Females
adapted, in liberated Uterus, in Leucorrh~a. in bearing
down, Failing Of tno Womb Debility, and tJr ali complaints
sent by express Price 81 bottle, bottles for s..
SAMARtrAN'S WASH
ls In cases of SYPHILIS, used in connection with the Root
and Herb Juices Pull directions Price % cents,
The efficacy of these remedies is alike ACKNOWLEDGED by
physicians and patients. They used in the United
States Hospitals, thus restog health to many ofour
| brave soldiers.
Irom the Baltimore "Sun:'-
| WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE
| SAkARTrAN'S REMEhlES:-
| "POsr HOsrIrAL, FOUT MNRsHALL,l
| Baltimore, Nd, February 90. 1857 !
81 have great satsiactl9n In stating that have usSl
most customary forms; that have used them with judg
ment, discretion, and properly and have found them
respond % my antcipatons promptly and efectually
knowing their composition, have the fullest confidence
in their efficacy, and Ear my OF them extends
] recommend them strongly - --
"ALFRER c. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon j'h New York Vols"
Let he understood that these remedies recon-
mended, and will positively the diseases for which
| they offered. -.-
| sold by SC. .UPHAM,
| No, % G. EIGHTH Street.
DESMOND CO.
| 1912 VG-5m No. 9lG RACE Street
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The Celebrated POOr Rlehsrds Eye water, 81; smG
Me, 20 cents.
no. 4lo ARCH Street,
scalp RsnOyAtoT, ST.
ItIp-WI-au No. 40 ARCH sts,,L
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nNEsR- ANn CArARRH

DEAFNRSs, BLINDNESS, AND CArARRH
IL y. IaAACS, N. d., Professor Of tho Eyo aud -
treats m diseases Apperainng 20 tho above member Win
thn utmost Testimonials from tha .,,tt
tources N the city b AZ his ONCE, No al is
Street. The Medical Faculty are invited 70 ,,
their HatientN he has secrets in his ,.t w ~
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uad-sh FOR NEW WYORK.-DESPATCH
and sWiNSure Lines Via Delaware and
Rarkan Canal The OF these lines leaving
daily At - O'Clock NJ, and O'Clock ?. NJ nom tAnd pier
above walnut street
terms apply 70 WILLIAM n. BALkD co., No lSi5
DELAWARE AYeRRe.
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OOUNTING.H HOUSE AND SCHOOL DESKS
"A'' +" "N''" 70 232 CARTER Street,
u-2Q GEORGE PLoWMAN,
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE DEPOT CoNGMISSABY OF SUB

OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUB
wAsmyaroy, D. c, November 3d. 1864.
PROPOSALS fOR FLOUR.
Sealed proposals are invited until December u o'clock
NJ, iOrmrnshng the Subsistence Department with
TWO iHOUsAND tlOCO lkiELS OI FLOUR.
The proposals. viii be Tor what IS known a. this Depot as
BIDS must be in dupcae aud tor each grade on separate
f6c delivery ofthe Flour 20 commence within five days
from the opcnng OF bids, quantities. daily,
as The GOvonU ent may directs delivered a. the G0sern-
meut ware ouse In Georgetown, az the wnaeves or rail-
The delivery ofa FloUra ed To BE- completed within
twenty dfyt IRON the opening OF the 6'ds. ,..,.,..
such other fumes as The Government may have DIS
The usual Government Inspection win be made just
before The fiour received, -nd none wiz ue accepted
the vicinity where manufactured unless OF very superior
,io' Flour 10 be delivered in new oas barrels, head
An oath orlagluce must accom- ANY the nld Of each
bidder WHO has not the ugtl hle u this oCe, and
bd viii BE- entertained from parties who nave previously
failed to comply with their BIDS or from bidders not pre-
GoyoH@Sat reserves the right reject any bii for any
Bids to be addressed the undersigned at No 22J G
''''''' 'N'''''" l''P'''' ~ US :. c. GREENE,
II 9O.H Captain aud Q. s.Y.
PROPOSALS FOR CUTTING AND CORD
Il ING FIREWOoD.
HEAUQuAETERs DErARTlWST OF WAsHrSGroy,l
Nes 58i and 585 Fourteenth street,
WASHINGTON, y. c.. November IS, 1864.
Written Proposals will be received AZ this oAice
uutil THURSDAY, tho sh day OF December, 1861 for
cutting and cordng 5000 70 26OO0 cords Of WOOD, on
lands within the lin It's OF this Department. In Ysina or
Maryland, be designated by the Chief Quartemasters
Department of Washington
Ire wood must be four feet In length, and split TO
the size Of cord wood, aud the cord win be eight
feet long four feet WIDE and four ieet and iour neheE
high.
The contractor will be required 10 make all necessary
and 10 the wood In places easily accessible to
tesms,
Any further inform alton desired be obtained upon
ap RlicauOn at this Cfice. 80, ,,,,.
An oath OF allegiance 10 the Government OF the Onto@
States must accompany each bid. ..,----.
NJ j. LUDIHGTOH,
Colonel and Chief Gu artermastor,
u-9lgt Department Of WashingtoA,
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II u II ~ II u IS h
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
ParIor suits,
Bedroom and Chamber suits,
Dining-R Suits,
Kitchen Furniture
Library and Omce Furniture,
Household Furniture,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Either in Suits or Single Pieces, at the lowest possible
prices.
GOULD & CO.'S,
Union Furniture Dcpots,
v z. Cor. NINTH and NJ AEKEr, and
| n,IGwimu N. L. Cor SECOND AND RACE rS.
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&S FOR LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY,
,Sskaks November Is.
The British ship PHILADELPHIA, Captain c. r. Pool,
Nill san for the above port on the 18th November.
THOMAS RICHARDSON CO.,
1876 No, I0l WALNUT Street.
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nR. j. S. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS.
~ Up this peri I'd females have been hUmbueged BY
pegs aries, Abdominal SuppOftrs &C. for the euro OF
Failing OF the Womb and general debility which means
only prove palliative, If not INJURIOUS None Of Dr.
Roses patients have peen ustg guch absurdties They
rely on his Golden Pills and thereby oh ain apertect
cure by the OF only few boxes. For these COM
plants one box Is worth hund red Abdominal supporters,
Price, 90 cents per box sole Agents DlOTT CO. NO.
232 N. SECOND Street. lJ-l-tuthsim
THE SA AMARITAN S e U II E
i CAN BE RELIED ON!
NEVER FAILS TO CURE!
DOES NOT a AUSEATEl
Is SPEEDY IN ACTION
No CHANGE OF DIET REQUlREDl
DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS PU RSUllS!
CAN BE USED WITHOUT DETECTION!
Price 81, Male or Female.
Sent by man ~ any address. . .., ,.,
Box 2Oj6 Post once.
Sole Agents. DNOrT & CO.,
lp-l rUttsam No 232 N. SECOND Street.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

DIES TION
Ii To Authorize the Grading Of wndcy and Cl,rioa
streets. ..-..-
Cfy of phuadopba, That the Department OF lghghya t
hereby authorized 10 grade Wdoy street rou the niot-
epcbr Cf sbocaamaV0n street tolumb avenue late
Hanover street in tl- Eighteenth ward, pfArahory 70
paving thereof ard TO grade Clarion street between
broad strcet and thirteenth street. In the First Ward, 20
wv e'' NLENNNDEV 7. U'RrER,
President 0i Common 90 neil.
At,gl-
Arr'UAv STfwtrr,
Assistant iesL ot Common Cow.l
JAMES INNU,
President OF Select council.
Approved tnIs tvcnfy-siyih day of Noye nnsr, inno
humn one thousand cghtuuudrcd and els N.y.'pur CA d.
ALIEN NVDEB UEEVY,
Ni.or ot Pf 'su.. nhIa.
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AurAuAN SrrwAEr,
Assistant Clerk Of Common Council
JAMES LYND,
PTesid dpnf Of select Council.
Approved This twenty. sixth day of SOvcm5q, Ammo
Dornm thousand eight hundred ana sixty iJur "a.
b, 1860.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
II Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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ID T. S o l. q T ON
IL Requesting the Mayor 10 OFFER Reward TOR the Ap-
preheus ION Of The Murderer Of Michael Allen.
Whereas, Michael Allen murdered The u ght q
the fifteenth OF November. az NO III s. Third street;
And whereas The SAID murderer is still at large, there
ore be IL
Resolved, BY the Select and Comm Councils of the
city OF philadelphia, That the Mavur he and hereby
requested u offer reward Of five Hundred 500 Dol
lars tor the arrest a. conviction Of d murderer
ALEXANDER J. HARPER,
President OF Common Council.
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Trduhss I'm Jersey,
10 THIS ErrroK OF tbs HgRALD.

lsupsns Clrv, N. J., Apsi Is 1884,
wryra pu iish enclosed itesn In your papss, and
se residents tludson City West Hosokeu &C., 10
Gsht dee ''moncpcss7 CLIFFORD sICKELMORE,
Secretary or cis:xens' Meeting
Hrnssx cry JEsy neHoKeN HORSE RAuL1oApe.
Pursuant Ia csA meeting a ths Presidents a Hudson
City vcihG1 held on Saturday evening, at the
houss OF Nr Barret Day, Newark uvenue 70 protest
the rsa increase OF 5ArCo the horse ParosEs
cnucSc.inc Wit tine forrfes but espectasy
II rse encetdshc Hoboken and Rudson Csy lire. The
meeting hatiny organized 6ythe election o. M shn
ri ~ al chairt the object OF Che call vas discussed
ard dete AttaatOn evnce6 20 Withstand the demands
eSe co~Esr les. number Of gentlemen viedang them-
seyes TO dse ounue the Of toe cars u future COM
nt ec havs waited upon the superneendcnt o. the
Jersey Cts rosd mr. MefS6es) and requested MIN 70
sssor with hi attendance that gentAoman
atpeafedSad gave statement Of the general manage
W.ut ste road At the concusioo OF his remarks
Cescitl adobscd .Tnat Mr. Merseles DO requested
70 osge aon the Board o Directors Of the Jersey CITY
ce rsauct OF tho fare TO six cents (by tickes Tor
Hdsoss.tv Yassengcrs. Mr.. Merselss consented tore
70 ser it's adoption A vote OF thanks rendered
20 Mr. NE sees' and tAs discussion ON the Jersey City
lDevs canihated.
wn,. regerd to the Hobokcu and Hudson City In o,
these disposition e!ect any compromises, and,
% s-son, 10 unanimously resolved, That ID the
sefso this meeting that the Of fare on tho
Kdsrsen shd HUBS City Railroad is uncaed for and
uus 4 and that The citizens generally be requested
Z" peirnnfIe th & r. nd sWalkiug C0mmitteo" was
teer ormd and shs eeiing adjourned subject to call
OF tGe chairman.
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,.a c.ls%.. for IT, rupees ana changed %
put into s. Thomas 10 srsh for Gibraltar
sl.x PArle 90 Of Row d,ord s,4 san. a. discharged
s:s :.,s 4. .s s:ss:s s: :. %:
OAAnnsl sss 4 oil 40 last r~par.sd. all wall
Foreign PsRes.
S4n.apcs March 81, wig cysnss orr rA...s,
as cd ars Il sSs s Ane s rsss g ..%
I'D April s,sg Son Ss-rs! Apr orig Thss w.ss., swe,
Fra.s a.. hssiS: d. ss xSrl sso.l.aS
Sxsssuss Avn; isrs par. eea.. p. .o.. for Ee-
NV i Hss-a ss aSs ss,'i ssr
ssoa a s a IL a ss9 Garland fr'"
sTTsc.As Sp,i r.is Psr; bark; or. aas si%%oa.. m
SsSn !s sssis sss j. s;Ss saS
ra!s:r: MssssSssr. I'm. ana joh'.nns w.rd. s"ss.ns
s. Jcas, IB April Sold bark Sunbeam. aanis,s Me-,
bourne.
BOSTON, APrS So AM.Ar yntp Mary Brid-so Csdis via
.Sr. L ssn.s sssf ss%
las; Mns rel Bangs vaiparaso. barks Emily tBr Don
s.'f
on, Be- Golden S.ss. whisemore. sYork; 3 3 Kelley,
;s Daring Manila ssrss ss i hss
sp saa a. r. agate
SS.sas. s. . r.: wrs ca
DrsSert {Br). McNulIen Rio Janeiro AID market;
Nsntou {Br), Pllsburv, Trinidad de Cnba brig Hroar
yDsn) TIM Rio Janero schrs Ioyet rs.soct Lingo New
Oreans; PeerIes Patterson st Johns land sd) mar.
Call Bath: Jas Freeman !enng Portland via Dsaia
! New Haven via Oyster Sound: Hanna Martin. Aldrch.
Brdgepor Ann D. Haisey. NYork Sid ship Wide Awake
(Br) Williams Liverpoo brig Johanna tOldbg Peters,
| Monsevidee; schr Geo Lattimer Warren, Psrnam6uco
| eOth-Cld ship Scotia fBr) PRICE, LIVERPOOL .
PHILADELPHIA, April 80 AMAr banks Ann Eiisaneth,
si:. Ssss e n.sss
Adams Holland PORT Rov al Cd'steamship Norman.
BAKER, Boston; Ella Vail (Br), Grant Barbados;
aBr Emsry Bars.dos:; .sar: VIZ A y
rick, Montgomery Lynn W Benedict King. Provdence;
8aratoga, Adams; MICHIGAN Saunders; wateroo Picker
| ine Boston Sid ship wyoming Burton. Liverpool
| PORTLAND April 79-Arr steamship St Andrewu(Br3:
bark Canada. Mcdonald Mann1a.; brig Paris No
| b g: Jennie Morton. Averi Port Royal G.
/ PROvIDKNCB. April 50, Mar steamers Kinsnaner,
Nye Pelican walden; Winchester Baker. NYork Fhrs
| Louisa GRAY bowen; L Bales vroman PHILADELPHIA,
Edward Woottep, Young. Rendout; soop victory, Coie
| Blixabeihport
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OHrHAks. cS 9, ..S., sat e H.,so,0 a,....
...BAri GaxLYsE.T q RINGS.
Under authority q the Orphans Court Tor the county II
f'es' and WILL hs E' Sold At PUBLIC SALE
% II Tu f.s NAY s. 1864. AT O'CLOCK r. N.
the f.owIng described real esta,s-
On 's:' line y he Phi .dspi Trsnsss
Nsw : ork EaliIoad.
'a' a''' 's sixrs' .i W. ACRES OF LAND.
msss sssai. are !. arc rsauisIss only q.
ssT Franz. ii .@ o :.a
long, with an s,tsss!ys laSzs along The whole 'front.';
Fifty OR s'Ec ssas 'sHs fsI ROOMS
spring house; rem r IN ans sSa '.'' pur'''
Ice Aos:s carriage houses stab and other ns0ss
iroains the house isa
HANDSOME LAWN.
. .sa' : u !. GRAND OLD PINE TREES
sur rHE Fp and matte. or
y;Is srf, =
RESORT oIiSvASs5ips ASn SIhEss FOR ONE HUN
oher ecaniry iast. ~b By snasss -
~ ,.r,,o., -. D. GESrH :, ,ouo.,,.o,
with the German - inss Of spa and pyrmons
twenty yoss q wh .s miles, aa
TR NTVN (wthin mi esj and e ,sy By rail-
from the rsirosS Station and sa: ".ha q mile fen
ssD
. IN .ssc cl s cTR sR COMPANY
desiring to pessess such estate.
y may be examined q anv time upon application 70 NJ
Trenton and New York a.o.a 70 Bristol Or cam IN and
Amooy .iroad to Burlington. NJ j. thence by ferry boat
Further particulars analysis OF waters &C., may be had
~. soHELL and STEPHEN sEs1o sss E sss
Auctioneer. AZ Walnut sireei. Phiiadsiphis.
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anssr ~ II. PAp p'f.s sas .3'f
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