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The New York herald., 1864-10-27

struck sy siansins shot whsA Indicted hstis dmes.
Ammunition becoming short, our vessels vuadse" "
win ,ns sxoanton a the above jsssutsA nos thing
interest has occurred either side OF the river
truly HAbbAth ssnsas pgsvai.ed yesterday along car
lines below ths stsy. Ar. hcRAs, Who bad bsen re-
thores with regard the retaliation business, returned
yesterday and delivered himself up 70 Butter aeasn ~
y said fifteen twenty YAukoe o0hcers came out 70
meet him, and the Interchange Of clvities between
them md our ewn officers who accompanied Mr.. hcRae
10 represented 70 have boon asocng In the extremo
the touching arabiity Of tho pickets continues Wnef
ther McIe's mission succeeded We arc unapS 70 say
bst rather think u did noA
Doe wseacres have taken into their heads mat Oans
- well satisfied with what Sheridan has cone tna' ne
win not teel II ncambent him TO make - assault on
Richmond These numbskulls miss tho mark very wdc-
y. Grant must havo blood whether or no. his ousi-
take Richmond, and that wte0ut delay, WIN
cut regard 20 the hvss Of bis hreings
The sAotted salute I'm Honor Of Shcri.
dan's Victory = Valuation OF tne lacAt
IErom che Richmond Dispatch, Oct 24.l
Since the siFotted salute nred by the Yankees last
THURSDAY in honor OF sheridaus victory the
Richnond The RTst shell thrown on Thursday from Fore
Harrison evidently aimed ~ our picket line, ana
passed through log house forty yarcs IN front OF eur
intrepchments. This firing on our pickets wus mean
violation OF the tscit existing between the hcste
pckcts tho first overtures towards which came rom the
Yankees themselves The understand s tnas tne PICK
cts army rc upon the other This under
standing observed but when tho Yankees ieel mat an
occasion requiring salute has arrived they shot thor
guns and blazc away at our unsuspecSing men.
Ia due truth TO state, however, that most OF the
Yankee guns aimed high and threw their missiles
far IN the Of lines, OF them exploding on
the Osborne tusnpke and creating amusing stampede
among number Of apple and pie women who were re-
turning from camp to the city.
Our boys In the trenches had the rst touch OF winter
eraSs sprinkle Of snow fell during tho night II did no
stick, but n elted as II fell.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
SHIPPING NE w 5.

srs sr mss s.........'''" ss sasss sys "a
t~~~~
Pert Of New rorh. October 20, asss.
fA CIEAREn
ssemstip necia tBr,. hocsuey, ouesssse~n and ivsr
ssAmship Jss (ss). Casnsshsu. Masamoros-JE Eaton.
sAsa.shsp co,~n,sia. Barton, HAvasa-sDsrsrs r-s'ss
sssarpsb,p YAsoo. coseh Havaps-Luciaa Rsn.hen
STEAMSHIP roomsc. Sherwood. rors,ssd-BB Cromwell
esip z wheeler 6snd, Gov Saw a Nelson.
shin n n Wfntbror Stewart rev Orleans
ahp U0Aerwrhert RAirnnon phflad9lphln--C rnSoy.
bark Eva tBr), Kidd, shanehAe-J CJeweu Acc
BARK Husmui tChiD Bictsord, Csliso-Fasssi ohAun-
4 hsrs Alice ward nAip. poutass ys'pssass -Esssr'
Esrs Herman A Molly oBanJ, Brandt uamearA slomss
Edge
BARK n Dswolf tPr), Wood, nsrn~le, - ID Dvwolf.
esrs bucmr, sherman rcrtyess Monrs~-Ynnch he'nsss
Brs wAvsrisy. smal Palermo VIA Banssr--BrssA Sen
Brs Bds,s Rsws, e,ossosh, Dsmarass--w Rowe
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

Sailing or tho Europa.
Boeros, Oct %, 1894.
The steamship Europa sailed at nias A. NJ, taxing
thirty nine passengers for Liverpool thirteen for Haax
aud $53 ,245 In specie.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
No Sign Of the Canada.

HALIFAX, N. g., ocs co-sP. NJ
There are signs Of the steanshp Canada, nov duo
With Liverpool dates Of the Ism, and Queenstown dates
of the 16th. Weather fine.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
Republican Nomlratsons.

Eo.rOr, Oct. 20, 1894
Tue republicans n the Third dis,ric, have nominated
Desander n Rice FOR 70 election 10 Congress.
IN the Fhtb Senatorial district. W. ". Capu ", bas
hssn aaDnaied foJ stAts EsnstoJ, = -
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
vnS srcosp suor,

Ths tirn. the .btg Lllw was osdea wlia hftv
puEas powder ixod ~',at ~ose BAG thaesesd
and eighty rtasds TIE shot dise3 elx arbdTed ~
eight hardred ysrdr, Whoa "a dr0pNco IN The
s2y nc ehagtfi tao az khrce ttn-e. bnocksng mp
lafhes n sH.s "a sap ~ faH saa and tsee
q hsh, ars fuaty ei.RpfeEfed NJ 80 ~aler. On on
smnis mo grp sftrr ths dseharse feans 10 have
~ ca,rssss Iass eno0sa 10 sho~ that knew
how 10 w0gk asd Nark esar.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-24

Probably the Government al~eady has soldiers
enough in the field 20 gee the mystery OF the Re
hellion, sooner or later, Whatever accesslons the
Rebel armies may acquire from slaves converted
into soldiers. Ths new drsft may not he neces-
sary 10 overh hrow the Rebellion, but il is neces-
ssty 10 basten that overthrow. These three hun
ured thousand men, promptly supplied will, in
all Likelihood, mako a difference Of one year and
perhaps TIVE, ia the duration Of the war.
Whit, above all things, Is needed are one or
two other Independent armies like Shcrman's
that con march tom important point to imp lrtant
point through the $ Iuth A. thUir own will, white
the principal Conf dCrulc army Is held fast In the
grip Of the Army Of the Potomac Sherman was
less than N nth In marchiug from Atlanta to
savannah, and tie cucmy were everywhere help
less before him. ThCrc /, N reason why stint.
lar Amy might nos a,t EASILY march through any
Urher part Of the COJftiCrarv, away flnm Lees
lin in NHgiuii. q al wc two O'her such armies
now NJ the ac;ua disgO al Of the Government
the last campaign OF his war would bc com Deted
before the grass grows again. The only patch Of
the Cont dtraCy left would be that held by Loc's
arWy
TIE Southern people themselves would not no
slow 10 slc this. Nothing would so quickly
mtpC them tu despair As a prompt and al re-
sponsc by the North TO this new call OF President
Linco'n. Is moral effect as q pra .tical condrmi-
tiou Of the purpose expressed in the Presidential
election, would tel immeusely. Let every North
Crn community put their hands To this measure
with will. Proper effort and sacrifice now will
save US from Tar greater hereafter.
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CAPTURE or 8HlTISm ARus FOn THE
REHEus

FroDa he Herald
Admiral Porter t1eeriphs to the war d part.
ment that the block tde-runuer Pstrel WI. CAP.
tuTed 10y our guubolt. ON the 10Th inst, Off Nov
Inlet, having large cargo OF arms and ammr.
milton on board ! his may seem Ia the ordinary
course ofcv,nts very iu,ign dcani ci clmstAncc;
but for all that, VIC lhi7k IL Is a very impprttut
and significant incident, as we shalt show. In
the early part of this month the blockade runner
Tiren was captured 10y the United States gun.
boat Rhode Island, off Wilmington, with large
and valuable cargo, consisting Of rides, Orduin 70
stores, medicines, aud blankets.
IL viii be remembered that we published a
letter from our correspondent in London, on the
18th oi November, 2tyiug he particulars uf Is con-
tract enter, q into with Jn English firm, Alex .n-
der Collie Co, ava The Rebel Govern nCnt Tor
the manufacture sud delivery Of two buudrci aud
fifty thousand rh which wee to be pal for
at the rate OF halo o. co ton Tor each rihs-tle
English Spectator agreeing 10 take the double
ri OF landing ihe iltius at sJma Rebel port, and
&c tif & the CUCOn s.tClv into England Tue cost
or these guns wOuli be alb mt - 2OOO 900, aud
the price Of the cotton IN England would bc fully
$1,000 UOOO-tIus leaving an I'M ueuse margiu OF
piott TO cover the Ii.k.
Now, It Is pretty evident that we have cot two
cargOts at least OF these rifles and other imple-
II ents Of war which were probably included in
the Coutuct with the English; how many have
been landed at Southern ports we know not. IL
win be remembered also that among the papers
taken by General Thomas recently was pr)cla-
nation Of Gen raj Breckiuridgc, implOring the
Rebels TO be careful OF their small arms and lead;
10 save up every gun aud dig up every bullet o.:
Of the earth and earthwOrks
A supply Of small arms is then evidently the
most pressing necessity Of tho Rebels, aud lenco
the large price paid for them, and By capturing
these two vessels with their cargoes we nave vir.
tuallly won two impJrtlut slbStauisl victories,
because the enemy are driven to q strait olt Of
which there is no outlet, as they cannos get small
arms from any other source.
Tins people, when they read newsplpor
account of the c,pfure Of two bockado-runncrs,
with cargOes OF rifles, have very little idea Of how
important an event It is in crushing the power OF
the Rebellion.
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POPULAR VOTE FOR PREsIDENr.

Iron. fhs Trt6t4nS.
The "Tribure Almanac" for 1865, which viii
be published in a few days, will contain oni Al
returns of the vote for Presidential Electors from
nearly every State in the Union. In consequence
of the carly meeting Of the Electoral Colleges, is
was impossible 10 get in all the returns in some
Of the large Western States, such as Missouri,
Iowa, the Michigan Peninsula, Minnesota &c. (;
but these deficiencies are trivial and make no
difference in the relative proportion Of the vote.
The aggregate vote, as actually returned, is
3,957, ,702-say 100000, including such as were
excluded by being too lite. o. those duly re-
turned the respective caQdlatcs had!-
Abraham LmcOin............. 2, ,lS2, 500
George Brinton McC eilan. .... LIS 200
Majority for Lincoln. ........ 407302
Taking the entire popular vote In all the States
entitled TO voice, We may put Lincon's clear
majority at 450,600 The vote in detail estimating
Oregon is as follows, comparing with the same
States in lSCO
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Tie Eompany hold about Eve hundred apd n1eon aorus
OF landau Of hlch, with the exception twelve aoros
Is situated on the DLnkard, Whitley, and creeks
and on Frosty run In Greene county Penasyvania rhe
remaining twelve acres DunkRra creek, Non
ALA county West Virginia. These lands have been
selected nom the best locations, in tho well kaown
diSries Of Greene county, with view 70 their
oil properly ful one half of The ave hundred and ar
teen acres are what 10 known bottom land 10
the bortng Of large number Of wes, she four OBJ
producing streams OF Greene counyand the leases have
been obtained upon the favorable
pnpy yielding but eighth OF the oil royalty 20 the
owners, except In single instance who're one-a5th d
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-24
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
YOUTH TO THE AGEDl--
Il BIOK REN I1, or
TTRr DETTTUEN ATnD

LIFE REL JUVENATOR.
Tis PTsPRrEtion apequAlsd kejuvenasor and Re-
slsrsr Of wasted or Htrt functions.
Ths aged anoud be certain 10 make the Bokrens house
held sod inAsmuch win render them yOuthfan feef-
ias strength enable them to live again the
dsys Of their pristine Joy. not only exhlaratss but
srs4gihsnE and really Inv AluAble blessing especially
10 hose have rsdseed condition OF servIy
sea abuse misfortune ordinary sickness. No matter
what the OF the mpotensy Of human organ tha
superb prepArAtSA win the effect a. for
ever. -
Cures lnpotsncy General Debility Dyspepsia, Deprea-
Sion Loss OF Appetite, Weakness Of the Organs Of
GasrAuon, Inbseihty, kEnaoiation, Ennal.
IhAs most delightful, desirable, and novel effect upon
the Nervous systomi and all who in any way pros
trated by disabilities earnestly advseto seek
a care in this most cxcsIent uneQualed preparation.
Persons who, by nprndenee, have lost their natural
visor, wiz nnd a spesay and permanent In The
BIOKRBNE.
hWm be found totally dneTeAt nom al othsr Artielen
for the same purposes.
TO FEMAIEs.-Ths preparation Is nvAluahls in ner-
VOns Of all knds win restore the wasted
strength with wonderful permansnee
is grand tonic, and win give relief In Dyspepsia
with the hrst dose. brief persistence use win ren
the stomach to dsgseof perfee, health and baninh
Dyspepsia foreYer.
one Dollar per bottle, siH bottles for S. solG 1E
Druggists generally.
ssntby express anywhere. BY addressing
HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, PrQpnetofss
No. 81 CEDAR Street, Nsv ferA
sold BY JOHNSTON, HoLLOwAr 4 COW
DIN, No. "a n. SIXTH susei, fnn1osp"-.
ll-s-iuihssn-Tp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-24
ON DUNKARD CRRRK

lease for tweHty years oftwa astes OF tue eote
bfated Robert Maple arm, with front Of hundroo
and fY yards tho DunkArd creek yield nE ourh
OF the oil to the lessora IL Is upOn is thRsthe One
amber oil of Greene county has besn found argost
quantity, and the part held BY the Ritusto
nearly opposite TO the Pioneer Wen. derrick has been
erected and the boring this pieseof land
Also, lease of twelve Of the SOlomln BowerA
Farm, DUNK ard creek, in MenongRlR county. viz
giha, for twenty years. Yielding eighth OIL h
tho esaoTs This s believed 20 be GOOD oil rHnpertY
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-24
OVER 200 ACRES.


All In fee simple tites eSs1ned By an euacnt PhTsdol-
Phis lawyer and prouounoed ndspus5leJ located Ia tAs
wollknovn Burniug snrins and Great Nsnswba OIL
district
First Tho Ballard Farm of tho Old Burnlns Spring
regen, contsnius hundred IN close prox
unity this estate every side, stusisd tho most
successful Oh wells In West Virginia, and within about
sud half miles ls located the widely celebrated
"Lewelyn' and Eternal Centre" wells, the formor OF
which flowed fully
THREE THOUSAND 5000 BARRELs OF OIL
PER DAY,
Being greatest bona s yield Of oil ever knoyyn and
very considerably surprising, boh in quantity and quality
the product OF any two wells In PcnnsylvanLs.
Second, thousand $500 acres In tive estates in
the Of the oil region Of the Great KsnswhA, along
whose entire length oil Is believed to exist In immense
deposits aside from the actual Developments for OIL
the evaporation tho noshborng Salt Works is effected
by ignns the Petroleum. emitted nom subisrrsnsan
reservoirs ofOn
The Company estates have been secured really low
prices Cssl0Oo in am aud decided droos nom original
to the Stockholders " the Vulcan Oil and Mining
Company.
Ths value and Importance Of the Compsny's property
be inferred om tho fact that for adjoining
iands with large royalties OF oil, have been sold for
bonus greater than the fee simple cost Of the Companys
esate and esteemed hdvAntageou the stockholders
1t Is believed that but little euliy would be expert.
oacOd in leasing portion OF their territory anJ
royalty greater than tho cost OF tho whole
THE VULCAN OIL AND MnSING COMPANY
organized snd viii be conducted solely with the vs Of
Sordng OF permanent business pront to those
interested order place the Conpany's oil IN the
market n the earliest moment vigorous operations ui be
forthwith began.
As source Of additional ptoat the stockhssIss ana
accommodation to the adjacent producers, proposed
10 sereot large refinery al such point and ander such
auspices AS the Directors may determine will insure the
| largest return.
! Ono hundred and twenty-five thousand shares OF
stock only viii be sod, aud no further subscriptions
will be accepted at any price whatever; tho rsmAnias
OOs shares stand pledged equally divided bstvaOeu
tn original subsorbors as tho DirestorB
may deem most advantageous 10 the interest Of the
Company.
The profit to be dsrvsd frora sue
ssssfu working shown by the fact that single Com
Dany this year paying the Stockholders (sl 900 oOO
one million of dollars in eSEh dividends bOsideh hand
some reserve for additional developments,
Shs substantial which the Vulcan OIL and
s.SsS Company offer to desrOus OF receiving an
interest in source OF wealth that is startling TIE
whole world are of ohArao. the; merit the sraveSt
consideration.
To persons interested or not lntsrestso. G..,-
| tion concerning the estates Of very lnfornA
and prospects As Company, its working
%. ,.... os freely given, and detailed maps AM
snRrts viii be ehe0rfuly shown.
Subscription to limited amount OF the stock (fr no
already fate) may boiOb.ined original price Of $40
por share.
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Total. ,lS2, ,jO2 l,775, 200 1864, ,523 2,OOlO93
Per CENT. 55I5 4i'S5 1920 81 so
Lincoln's mai. .4OS,3 1902 Ani-Lincol's maj 1880
Whole vote in 1860, 3S6S6l6; in 1864 (esti-
mating that not counted) 4,OO0,O00; increase,
1871 ,3S4. The entrie vote for President in 1860,
Including all the Southern States, Was 1850, O,l9S.
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INDIA SCABFS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
j. NJ. II uAELEIGII,
No, 9O2 OHEsNUT STREET.
LACES.
IACE OOLLARS,
DUGaEss COLLARS
QUEEN MARY COLLARS,
At Low Pr.oes.
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
No sG CHEsNUT STREET.
ENIIs IsUO'DEHIES.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
EMnhnlnEREo SETS.
rGIMMED SETS,
j. M. EIGH,
Ne. 9o9 CHEsSUr STREET.
IIANDKIoR CIIJTs FS.
EMBROIDERED HtNDREsCmEF5,
HEMMED HANDKBNCHI
LACE HABOKENCHGEFa,
TRAINED IIANDKERCHIEFS.
j. M. HAFLEIGH.
No. sO7 OHEsSgT srGBar.
uOEIERY.
A FULL ASSORTARNT.
CLIO YES
IN GREAT VARIETY
No sOl CHE5SUT 5rRGEr.
EVENING DIR EESE9.
Latest Novelties just received from Pals, By
j. M. IL A FLiEIGH,
No 9O3 CHE5HUT STREET.
Silks.
MORE ANTIQUES,
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK GOODS,
IRISH POPLlRS,
FkENCH CHINTLE9, etc
All tie above at Low Prices fcrtho HOLIDAYS.
j. M. IIAFLEIGH,
l2-l5thstu Nc, sOs CHEsNUr STREET.
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OHIO OIL LANDS.

OHIO OIL LANDS.
HART FARM-Gs acres In Marion to,yssbjD Msr,,,,
! county, Ono.
CRAY FARM-9o acres ia Homer township, Morgan
county, Ohio
HENRY FARM-so scrss IN Berns township, Athen,
county, Ohio
M'ELFREsH FARM-B acres in Marion town
ship Morgan county, Ohio
BALL FARM-4O acres In Homer township, Morgan
county, Ohio.
POsEY FARM-s9 acres IN Homer township, Morgan
county, Ohio.
BOILEAU FARM-so acres IN BorAs Township,
Athens county Ohio.
BOAsLY FARDI-l27 acres in Homer township,
Morgan cOunty, Ohio.
WORE FARMS acres ia Homer township, Morgan
county, Ohio.
CROY AND HANY FARM-oO acres ia Homer
township Morgan county, Ohio.
PARMENTER FARM-I4O acres in Marion town.
ship, Morgan county, Ohio
II. ELLIOTT FARM-O7 acres in Berne township,
Athens county, Ohio.
j. ELLIOTT PARM-lO5 acres In Bene town
ship, Athens county, Ohio.
GRAY FARM 40 acres in Marion township, Morgan
county Ohio.
EDGERTON FARM acres in Berns township,
Morgan county, Ohio.
ROILEAU FARM-23o acres in Bsrne township,
Athens county, Ohio.
HART FARM-9l acres In Homer and Marion town
ships, Morgan county, Ohio.
SIMPSON. JANNEY & co..
l2-sa'tuthat RoOm II, No. eco cHEsNVr Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-24
ON TEN-NILE CREEK

The Company raet Of land containing art acraa
R tae simple Ao Lease for twenty yoara OF pty oreH
Of the william Heatoa farm, yielding roya ty' u one
eighth u oil TO the lesser.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-24

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-I OFFER A
HI large stock OF useful and substantial artsea for
pres0ns. Blankets At s. larger size and heavier at
better at sli and one OF the bost makes the market
Sl2
Comfl tables. good, and weighing 55S pouAds, ATS.
White Counterpanes at s., 90, 8S, And BlO.
Marseles COunerpanes, nne, large, aud heavy at 3d.
Slb, and sos one lo. at s9j that heavy aad
largest sizt made, worth al least s35.
"nkns, warranted an linen. as 81, So and s.; among
,hsn'sr. -0me beautiful patterns; the inest are IS,
Raa A., Ear EHsnkins Of various qualities.
boIliss ID and -
Doyiies, ,coIored ET Putt also the half beached
Table Cloths. ~ yardi lobJ e&pa qualy,M Sc, beas-
tlful small patterns.
Table Cloths, fuil 81 yards lonE, handsome bamask
with double centre pieces these are very uc, ard VIII be
GOldl0w
Tow els At $3.50 per dozen up very handsome ones
with beautiful color, borders.
Table Linens by the yard la great variety At every
price, OF various patterns and qualities.
BArnsey double Sa In Damask ul two yards wide, Of
beautiful designs and quality, unsurpassed
Cloth Table Covers In all the cOlors from efJo up Sc
Among these will be found Of the most useful
presents that can be given
GRANVILLE B. HAIHES,
No 1913 MARKET Street. above renth.
=. g. Also nice lot Of Linen HAndkerchisfs, beth In
lAoies and gentemens ladies' ali linen ON 81 up and
gCntemens large Size from So up
l9-22-3t q. Il. II.
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Day aooDs.
Day GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRBSENTSl
nS PRICE & WOOD, lls
north NINTH nBovo A-ch,
have Just opsnoS several ias lots sf esfui Ar,oss
SUITABLE FOR holiday PRESENTS

Handsome Embroidered Hsndkct chen, all linen.
Emhroidertd Handk kcrchief 60 TS % cent? antBt.OO
Ladies and dents Uems'iichcd Uaudkorchics
Ladies and Gents Hensutcbcd Hand .orshisf Calo.ei
Border.
Ladies Black Rorder Hem stitched Handkerchief.
Gents Hcmmcd UaudkcrcHibfs C5nrcd ,ricr allIlr,n
Gents Coloted Border Handkerchief, all uncu 90 So
and 70 cents.
infahts' Handsome Worked Bodlcs.
Handsome Worked Sets.
hfesa Ucmsutchcd nudkcrchcfs, 20, 25. and 5Tt,c.
Lsdios and dents Linen Cambria Hapikorsh,Is, a. tho
very low,stH arket prices.
Geuts handsome slA Pocket yard square
Hands me Brochs searts, from p6c up 20 500.
Heal Thread and Mai ESQ Lace Collars
large assortment Of Black Lace Wells.
A large assortmeu nj OF Porto nonnhIes.
Ladies Morocco 3 .tcAcb
Bsudscme Bunalo Hair Brushes plain and nlad backs
LAdies Fancy Back Combs.
Gents Neck.ues and suspendors.
large assortment Of Ladle4' aud Gonls' Gloves.
Gents Kid-ined Gloves.
Best quality American Dcls.nes and Chlutzes,
Beached and Uuhleachcd Musuns.
A-wool Domet FIanucs. Heavy Shaker FIannolA
ca Sh.rtiur Flsnnes.
Bescbed and Un5leschcl Canton Flanncs, SC &c.
Woolen Hoods, sontsEs and Scan,
large assortment Of Fancy soaps romades, and
HStrncts.
Might Bloon,ns Ccrcus Extract, new sior.
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IT S Il + U Il
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
LGBRnDEBRD rTASo AND NELoDEON COVERS
TABLE AND STAND COVERS
BLANKETS, QUILTS, CHAMBER TOWELS.
NAPKINS, DoYIIEs, BATH TOWELS.
COTTON sHEETNGs, PILLOW BOLSTER LINENS.
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, from 2 to 7 yards long.
TABLE, DIAPER, AND DAMAsK, by the yard.
TAN, = NAPKINS ian quslites) DoYLIEs.
,.,prp cov rs AND TABLE COVERING By the yard.
.. "y.
The Largest Assortment to 10 found In yAs~-r
LACE AHD EMBD COLLARS, sETTs, SLEEVES.
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs., in overy variety.
kIIK HOKFs., for Gentlemen and Children.
For Sale By
Sheppard, Van Harllngen d ArrisOn,
la22a No. 1908 CHEsNUT STREET.
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CN WHITLEY GREEK

The Company have two OF tho most promising Of tho
undevoloped tracts OF land In Greene ceanty One az
hemis about one hundred and twelve OF 40 Henry
Lan1 FArm both sidos Of hS creek, uzder for
twenty hVa years. yielding eighth OF the ol 10 thu
lsssoTs. Arrangements have already made for an
Immediate development OF this land.
And The other OF them is square OF Ae Corbiy
GaTraId Farm, under lease for twonty re Wears; ssa
yielding enc eighth Of the oil 10 the lessor.