The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-01
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~ FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, IN
NJ west alnn or Locust, or Arch OF Chestnut street
Address "Funifhed House. at this office. lOS
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
~ TO RENT.-TgE SECOND FLOOR,
III No. lG Front Street, 2oO feet dcep Also store on
lc-2J-6t No. lG s. FRONT street.
DIssoLUmON.-THE CO.PARTNERsHIP
IAV ES a. SON, Is this day dissolved. The Business viii
be See0 by S ss psSEs u AI surviving G Psei
Philadelphia, SeptcDDer ~ lttS
90. PART RERsMr.-Tho rudersIgned have this day
TiRts C,r ttt tTapsason oT a ec1Rral BanSus and
Brokerage business. a. No. - 70 X street ,,,.s
PETER 4. DAVIES.
PhUadelphis, October l, 1861.
U. s. CsrHacsus OF Indebtedness, opsrternasura'
vencGcrs and CkeC& and Government Securities gone-
BtsinCss PAGER and loers on Colisterss negoustod.
stocks ane Loans bought ana SOFA on oohm'sloh'
OO-PARTNERS SHIP.-wASaINGTON
~ BEIGlE Somir,on Merchant ana mh2efa l s'
IN his business lis son HENRY CLAY BUTCHER. Tho
''''' o tue i''n WSlRus'iTilNGroE MA BUTCHER 4 SON,
Nos. a! aud rs NJ FRONT Street.
&S A TON .,,c,.,
'NC Tor LNrse Nmconl'
tor stove aud Heater Coal,
Alters COAL YARD,
n H. Sample, at branch oniee, -. -
Him SIXTH and SPRING GARDEN.
49, COAL AT $3.50 PER TON.-THE
~ Consumers Mutual Coal company, Incorporated
yaniA, October lsCi. 5000 shares az $40 per share
Trs,stIig.,+-rAN,ra lynn
Tr6Gsurer-JO9IAH klSTERBoCk, No 1881 MARKET
RmECroRs.
iASHs E6W4b E. @ @5o&Ss & No. GG. G5 Arel Sifif street,
lENII s ,A PAyL n no q 4l9 D. walnut Tl. stree! street
TuDS. EAESED, No. lcj ChCsnut street.
Office, No. 55i s; SIXTH street. -...,......,
Tho COMPANY Is sti receiving subscriptions 70 lts stock
sloper shsIe and supplies ne st9yk5oldsrs viii the
U,st quality OF White Ash schuyll Coal a 500 per ton
s h @a4a5RHSAfs 5i@ PpS APAdfrs PRAodbfFnrs
ri Board O Dr, cors az !ho instance Of many Of ne
| ,olLIRI OF THE C0NPANl, to take place On
y sTecai Tran, wlh erery provision for the privacy
comfort, and sacJ o. the tNeur5Onhts WI lelo the
tasWE streets It ocIocS IN te morning, and pro-
ceeG die .ty 10 the coey, allowing three hours on tAe
An ,scl-ent opportunity VIII thus be afforded 20 the
soykh9GsTs 10; only to see Their own oat 20 sec
large first class coal mining operation n ilu working
rer Hrts's -lH he diPoss3 Of 10 HoE-s.bie'beri ~Ho
H,rusemerts viii be- made 20 enable every one to de-
seend Into the mines who may desire 70 Do 60, 49,.
laOy and gentleman IS, doiray Tue cost OF he are
Abundant refreshments WIN be provided by the Company
without charge ,,,,, q,
At The number q tickets IS limited would be wei ior
tose t0 der c no ion n the Excursion 20 procure them
early Ladies can participate 10 the Excursion win
entire proprCty. -, -. A..
No such opportunity has before been offered 70 the
citizens Of Philadelphia 10 examine the great coal regions
| ofPoRnsy lyanla. - - ,-,.,,,,,,,,,,s
| William s, ToTr q. NJ. Husband
| Fdv,in A. Hendrv, W. ID. Spear,
| William Criffths, George l.. Morgan,
G.. II. Talmare. John p. Gillette
| b nj Tavlor Thomas w Price,
| Iohn n tyhfeler Il. h. pTentisg,
| W III Ieiiev Henry A. Stllcs'
/ GeoTge s, Miller, ,..a A. lain An ths
II desired that those Who ihttiu ~ N
Excursion should procure thslf liAe's ps''' l.at
peat