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LEGAL INTELIIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CmcUIr CcuRr- Judges
Grtr ana Cadw9lldcr- william H. Ilodcson vs.. wlIia 10
am act, % recover damages for Tho ALLEGED seizure
and deioni'1n OF 'ho Wost Chester JFasgaa was cIn-
cudod yesterday afternoon, william B. Reed, Esq,
making the closing argument Tor thc puiutn
Judge Gter charged me jury substantially ythat Ea 'us-
tlaCau1n Wha ever had been shown I1r tHy sollr.-t
tie District Auom,y had no power TO issue writ order
ness in compliance with tho roIIo,t oft5t er:
nor would he have been any moro tined u hau bcun a
mandate ordounait-thc power 20 issue wru belonging
As to ie assumption that the proceeding, had been
IreGt,dy me PRESIDENT or some member tue Cabinet
the judge said thar thee had not been any evidence suI
ii th,re had boon n VIVA ta .lr r tr ' I.
property was uniuluhably taHcn, and that cNcmplry
sy Of exercising caution, and OF combining Gcmscvos to
their leeltmale duties distinction was made between
exemplary and Nindctiyo Dana ns
As there was not an thing IN the caseto Gho th4 the
think yindctlve dam3gcs should be- giyrn; bnt tbe
dgmapGS ought to be sufficient to stamp the seizure as
wholy Illegal aud unusuablc As the officers Of tie
law ought to be supported in lhe Just else q authority
20 hey ough 70 De ned Justly laRe for of oppessoa
the verdict and bring Il into court thus morning.
been together since the adjournment Yesterday and ted
tnet they found impossible 20 agree upon verdict Tie
damages He sale at some OF the jury disposed to
make CONCESSIONS but that others OF them would make
The Court thought that n was tho drtv f r "a
agree. was mere question OF calculation as 10 tho
amount Of DAMAGES as to which there should be IN
The Court refused 10 discharge them, and they again
retired.
DISTRICT COURT-Judge Stroud-Wilson VS..
Whitaker Before reported. Verdict for plaintiff S3O.2j
Joseph Conrad VS.. Pennsylvania Railroad Company
This action TO damages injury 10 two
horses occasontd by the aCgedneghgencc OF the defend
ants agents The horses being transported TO the
city In a " the company's.
Some hay In the caught fire from sparks from tho
locomotive and before the fire could be eVtln shed the
horses burned badly reduce their value At
least one. half The an tail OF each were burned
of, and they otherwise injured.
The defense was, that tue hay placed In car by
plants direction and that the company We're not respOu
sble for the accident. On trial.
Withers n Peterson VS. Joseph j. Hughes An action
on prOnssOry note. Verdict for plaintiffs s!3r77
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DEATH BEFORE SUBMISSION"
hoods Wild Goose Chase" -"


gpeciaI 10 The Evening Telegraph.
WtnuyaroN, October gG.-Bichmond papers
Of Monday last have been rccciNodshCo. They
announce the arrival in Richmond Of fourteen
hundred priyacs an thirty -four officers, captured
from Shcridsn's army.
The GuuboRt Fight.
In the firing on Saturday last at the Rebel
feet on the James river by batteries on Buffers
left, considerable damage was done TO the enemy.
One shot exploded on the deck Of the gunboat
D,yyH wounding two mon. The iron-clad ram
Fred,yjcks5,rg was considerably injured, one Of
our shells exploding over her grating and wound
ing seventy-siy men.
The RicHWoad had her smokCsack entirely
shot away by well-directod fire. The result OF
tho action was the sllcdaddo of the whole fleet up
the river.
ArnIng the slaves.
The Governors Of the Southern States have
issued q joint manifesto to the Southern people,
recommending the arming Of tho negroes and the
adoption Of every method which will increase the
effectiveness Of the Rebel army.
They assert that peace with the North is only
possible when the Confcderacy shall be recog.
nzed, and declare that determination is prefer
able 10 submission.
General Hoods Hopes.
Southern editors still believe that Hood will
take bis army into East Tennessee
Sncridan's prisoners.
p a lerge number Of Sherdan's prisoners have
been sent to Elmira.
Internal Revenue.
The report Of tne head of the Intern n Revenue
Bureau will show that the income OF the Govern
ment from internal taxes is about sixteen mill
lions month, or nearly two hundred millions a
year.
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A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CONSUMPTION

LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CoNsIrMPrroy
GUIDED.
From tho Boston Journal.
july u 1851, Mrs. Nancy Sloan, OF No. g5 Warron
street IhHncstown, do certify that ha ~ been aBcted
Tor ten years. Ny right side was so paralyzed that
could not lie omit. During thnt time suffered from Ca
tarh sore throat would cough from to i've hours AZ
tlmc was very neryOusi seldom could sleep at night
hAd lung ieNer two years snce which reduced me to
bLeleton. ] had all tho mlsCh advice and rlpdicnpg
mo,el coud procure, but an TO purpose was flst
sltt IN the last stage or consumption. was confined
10 teu hen mrs H. G.. Browns Metaphysical Dsclyory
was teht !cI II was applied according to direction
ltll nc Dtticr, but rather worse for some time
MY lrenda wanted me 10 give up, saying II would Kill
me- tiA was too far and too weak try ANYTHING
more But my mother said would die II l dd not and
Eehei IN mo Discovery and as the last trial to cure
circulation which rushing iato my system wboh was
taking cCct As the circulation kept increasing nv ia
ease btthn to break uD. TWAS six weeks aor began
10 apply tho medicine before could gather strength 10 m
nto Boston 70 see Mrs NJ G. Brown, and then nad 10
nave help. The second time l yenured went without
help and the third time found my way without any an
houty began the use rf the Metaphysical Discovery In
MAY ana no result i8 this 2th Of July that health and
stTenglh IN iast returning "a my euaeiated frame
Ny phayLeC side Is restored TO VigOr can row rest
wen on ~ Ny cataIrh Is gone. My cough nay nervous
ness, ana sore throat are gone. sleep well All my Ir-
GegulnFileb have disappeared, and must ACKNOWLEDGE
that BY The providence OF God directed 10 the se 0f
MIS- N: O. BrOWns Metaphysical Discovery, and by II
lakn lrom the mouth Of the grave and restored 10 NV
family ana irengs know diseases are zone apd a
general crcat0 has taken place but expect II will take
TINE 10 regain my los. iesh and strength
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Nv EoTIcE.-AT A GENERAL MEET
Ing OF the Stockholders OF "The Bank OF Penn
t.WH1s6iP IN he county Of Philadelphia, held a. TIE
DAY, October % 1864 the following preamble and resoa
uOn were passed unanimously ~
whereas, The Directors Of the Bank OfPenn TOWNSHIP
IN the county OF Philadelphia have procured the written
authority OF the owners or tWOthrds Of the capital stsck
Of the said Bank 70 make the certificate required By Tie
laws OF the United States 20 change and convert the said
bsnk into National Association for carrying the busl-
ness Of banking 3; therefore,
Resolved, That the Bank Of Penn Township, In tho
county Of Philadelphia, shall become, and the same Is
hereby changed and converted Into association Tor
carrying on the business Of banking under the laws the
Obeo States, entitled "AH act 10 provide national
reney secured by pledge Of United States Bonds and 70
p poiue or me circulation and redemption thereof, Ap
proved June l4. And the OF the said national
ass9e as9e auon shall be TUE PENN NATIONAL BANK.
h9 AZ % inc directors o. the said Bank hereby authorized
70 90 and perform every act mAter and thing looossary
~ De Gone 70 carry Into fun and complete effect the nten
on OF ls resolution And the Cashier shall pubiah mo-
oe efeof ior thirty days IN the North Americau and
states oREetie, newspaper Of Tie CITY OF Phia-
aelpha and send like printed NOTICE BY mai or Otherwise
20 eAeh tockhode ageeab 70 the provisions OF an Gct
OF NE LtgislauTe Of tho Commonwealth Of PennEyiVania
entitled An act enabling the Banks OF this Common-
heah 70 become Associations for the purpose OF HANK
lhe nneer ne laws 0 the United states" approved
n AI66Sst I66 a, x zs' lod' JAMES hUSsELL
Wzl'Dt Cashier.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAR, DISEASED EYES, AND LOSS or INTEL,

REMARKABLE CURE OF DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAR, DISEASED EYES, AND LOSS or INTEL
LECp
PuuApEIPmA, September Z, lsGi.--I, Henry MarviIle
Jefferson street. trcGr Mr. BrpNnhodts coal yard) Go-
mantOWn do certify that my son Joshua took brain fever
and catarh on the breast which left him with discharges
fGOm the and diseased The discharges
ceased. His became quite large and unnatural
covered with scab, The pillows had 10 be changed during
the night saturated they with the discharges II
would be impossible describe the condition his eyes
Ny family physician said he would go blind. Ills intellect
also became mpslred that he cared not 10 be- play
with chCon. lie took notice Of any thing around him.
None but the parent tell what sueEngs were 10
look child IN this condition.
Most prOYidentAlly, about year ago, saw Mrs.
~ O. Browns "Nelaphysica Discovery advertised I'M
the Ledger. went 10 tie Oce, 4l0 Arch street and
procured the medicine. Ny wife applied It faithfully and
peTscN Nerlpgly The medicine worked slowly at the
begnnng but sullwe perseyered and the result is that
son Is entirely cured Of his dis His intellect
20 have awakened out OF the sleep Of death He g
considered a bright aud intelligent boy. The dis
charges from bis have entirely ceased aud his ears
have become small and natural Hs eyes are clear and
strong MY wife and myself well satisfied with the
great performed on child by Mrs. M G.. Brown
Metaphy steal Discovery and most heartily commend
all who suffer.
Mrs. NJ. q, Browns Celebrated Poor Richards Eve
Water 81 per bottoi small size rs cents. Scalp RenOya-
tor, 81 pea bottle.
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REMARKABLE ggEE {! or 81 RgATEEss Az OF TWENTY

YEARS STANDING.
I, John NeWCOmb, of QIincyAdO certif that have
been entirely dear in NY left foc twenty years for
the past sig years my right ear has been so deaf that
could not hear cJINtIsutsn or public speaking any
kind, could not hear the church bells Tiug while was
sitting IN tie church have also been troubled for num-
Der Of with very throat that was oOged
70 give up singing IN UtuIch, for had lost my voice.
had great trouble I'm my head, terrible noises almost 10
CTaLincsE, Ny head folt numb and stupid and was
source OF constant trouble to me.
tried every remedy that could he thought or went
aursts but as they wanted use instruments would
have nothing 70 do with tIaIg, About month since
obtained Mrs NJ G. Browns Metaphysical Discovery and
used according to the directions tue b1es, And the
result is that the hearing Of both perfectly restored
so that can hear as wclae any man The great trouble
In my head Ia entirely gone NV head feels perfectly easy
and az rest My throat, which diseased Is entirely
cured, have recovered my voice again. would not
take thousand dollars for the bene have received
in the use OF Mrs. Browns Metaphysical Discovery,
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n5 NO CE.

nI557 n o Il c f..
- COMMERCIAL BANK or PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1854.
Notice Is hereby given, agre ably the act
Of the General Assembly Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
syysna, entitled IAN Act enabling Ranks OF the Com
mOuwcalth 10 become Associations for the purpose
Banking under the laws OF the UGied sates,' approved
the 2d cay OF Aurnst A. D. 1861 that the stockholders
OF the Comm Crcal Bank OF PENN yVdua have this day
voted 10 become such Association; and that ils Direct
have procured the authority OF the OF
than rwo thirds Of the Capital Stock make the Caria-
cate required therefor by the laws Of the United States
Tor further particulars Stockholders can apply 10
lO2l-.0t 5. G.. PALMER, Cashier.
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NEW YOHK, october 2G.-SteCks arc better
Chicago and k9cE leland gj5s Cumberland preferred lo
Illinois Central scrip l2J.a bonds llj Michigan South
River ~ A genon, 3lh Missouri Gs GJhi Erie, 17i
One Year tCtinCRns DO. Treasury coupons log; ts
gist'rcd, 1903 Cold 2l2'i since the hoard, 2l5.
BALTIMORE, October 2G.-FlOur dIll; Western
extra has declined l2'sc, Wheat declined &C.; white
tl'7j. whisky duh az 9l'7s. Provisions aIyauvnt.
Maeum 9hcs Xl... Consn firm nl llnlOa .,r RLl
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The Vermnut IlNnh nnthcrH.

MONTREAL, October 23.--Scycrsl dcpositons
have been taken at st, Johns, relative 70 the
recent Vermont bank robbery, Others will be
taken to day. The prisoners have all easily been
identified. and if committed fer trial will proba-
bly, be transferred to Montreal.
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Not Of the Navy.

Captain Gordon, reported killed in the late ey.
pedjtion nelr Newbern, and said 10 have be-
lOngCd 70 the naval service was the commander
of the army gunboat Reno, Of General Buffers
Naval Brigade. " has been the custom TO con-
found The vessels and their commanders BELONG
ing to Buffers Brigade with The reCullr navy.
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BANK NOTICES.

h155@ MMONW EALTH BANK.
- PmLADELIIIiA, October II, 1864
The annual election for Directors viii be held at the
Ranking house on MoNDAY, the 2lst day Of November
next, bctU cen the hours of 10 A. Al. and 2P. NJ.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders will be at
the Banking house TUESDAY November I, 1864, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. II. q. YOUNG,
l0-2l-mwfl0t Cashier.
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n~1a5@ n OF C T..
- BANK or NORTHERN LIBERTIES.

PHILADELPHIA, october 20, 1851.
Notice hereby given agreeably 10 soction2 OF the act
fhc General Assembly Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
syRana entitled an act enabling Banks of Common
wealth u become Associations for the purpose of Banking
un0or the laws OF the United States" approved the 2ld
day Of August A. ID. 1861, that the Stockholders Of
Bank Of Northern Liberties have this day voted become
such an association and that It's Directors have procured
The authority Of the owners OF than OF he
Capital stock 10 nake hs certificate required therefor by
the laws Oftle United States.
lO-2L3Ot W. GUHMERE, Cashier
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lg5e N OF ] CE.
- KENsIEGToN RANK, IN THE COUNTY

or PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1861.
Noce hereby given, reeably to section Of the act
ofthe General Assembly Of the Commonwealth of Penn
hyNana, On tiuCd AN act enabling the Common
wealth to become AssOciatons the purpose Rankng
under The laws Of the United States approved the ga
day Of august, A. D. 1881 tho stockholders OF the
kenslngon Bank IN the County Of PHILADELPHIA have this
Jay voted 10 become such Associations and that its
Directors have procured the author " OF the owners Of
more than two thrds Of the Capitol Stock TO make tba
States. ~ 'NN S'''"..
lO-2l
&. H. YERIlEs Cashier.
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N19 NOTICE.


PiuLADELrBIA, October 90. 1854.
Notice Is ereby given, apreenOy section Of the
OF the General Assembly OF Commonwealth OF Porn-
syNania onttd "An act enab ing anks OF Common
wealth. TO become Associations for tic purpose BANKING
under the laws Of the United Staes approved tho I'D
day Of August A. d. 1864, that the Stockholders OF tic
Iy bank nave this day voted TO become an assogg
uon aud that ITS Directors have authority of
the owners OF more than two thirds Oapt stock 10
make the certificate required therefor By the laws Of INC
Unttd States, " ~
l62l3Ot @. ALBERT LEWIS, Cashier.
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n1EJS OTICE.
- CORN ENCHANGE BANK.

IHlLABELIIIA, October 20, 1864.
Notice Is hereby given agreeaby to section OF the act
Of the General Assembly Of the Commonwealth Of Ponn-
sylvnnin, entitled An act enabling Banks OF the Com
monwCnlth to become Associations for tho purpose Of
Banking under tue laws Of the United States approved
te 2d DAY Of OfAuguGt A. D. 1854 that the Stockholders Of
the Corn Exchange Bank Of Philadelphia have this day
voted to beCOr uch Asso ieOn, and that It's DireC-
tors have procured tho authority Of the of
than thirds OF the Capital stock max the certificate
required therefor By The laws Of the Unit Staes.
1Q2l-3Ot j, W. TORlIEH, Cashier.
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Tho rnnndinn Cnnfercncc.

QupaEc, October 2G.-Tho Conference is pro-
ccediHg satisfactorily. The financial questions
have been settled. Thc Conference viii adjourn
this week. All Of Us arrangements will be em-
holicd in a bill to be submitted to the different
local Legislatures.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES'

A CARD TO THE LADIES'
DIR. DUroNCos GOLDEN PILLS FOR rgw,Irs.
m'aIgIe in , eorrG,sraE rosna,ng, aas removing al
successful AZ a preventive.
Thee Pills are nothing new and have been used nv tho
Doctor years, both u rance ana Nuerol A win
many HSn3and indies o Fays rsos @ tbi ne 5 gpS y,gSd *
fls public for the alie'auon of those suffering from
crease of iamiy where health viii moo permit it. Females
Ggrto1t} snasl,a g t.lc 5uNno4S 1cmsolvos 90, are
as thc prop ieor o7paus by afor tho 1bovS
adwguiuoa, although their muGuoaa would prevent ang
M5gnei To- lGl,lh otherwise zoe Pulls are regommeBded
fq laa an9 g. 9Xp'eit lScti21s nf each boy.
Elott. WHIT 6CoSNo. ss " Tanrh street.
Muisht 6 SdI1ll, No. llD MarEat street
Marshall, corner Of thirteenth uud MARKET streets
GesT t ~ Sm ~ G2r9Sr @ Of Se,ona anl Grcon streetB.
Johnson. Holloway & Cowdcn, ana
sc. Dencour Camden,
At FETAL by all druggists.
Ladies, by sending
ONE DOLLAR
Pills sENT SC'@iyrmEyTr,T1y.
ny man, to any part Of the city or county, free {
postage.
o-22-2m NO 2i5 W. THIRTY SIXTH sieet.N.Y.
SECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES!
SAMhRIrANS GIFT
Tn Mcsr CurAiS CuEE EVER UsED.
Yes, positive cure for
=, GoNoRRuu.A, GLEET. STRUCTURES, sc,
OpIy tGn pfus tl hs tot M tI 20, ,.. % nleFcuryi
S,.y. Sy ~ - PLi4s p 90 u. 'ahti 20 eiISct cure.
wv 70 lou' Utlh' ana recent eases In
,crej', ttlu u %! graduate OF me Uni-
and ~ crsts ~ n " 1,' " '"e most eminent Doctors
N0 ryIGsI.,, ~ ,.,, y 5'B7,I.,. -' 4, . .,... -.
Trt tb,,go ~ -, 5"...i ~ NE NHNiENER.
have T"rn I" & &S'iptISl p o. getting cured, or who
Once tr tb '7' VA" i'''4n S"pa'fai OF McEcury AZ
- " sAnyAprr, Nc ,,,,r
So,t b,, ,,,,i a, VI, ,iio ~ o ''ii l.
pTicc male nact asts p s5 81 Ioip,u,,,,. 90
' ~ F0''e''' "- LViiie'os' ~
BT OODl Ry OoD't rCoDtt, pronr,,,,
90 h''"D''' hLoVD'II
sCROFTTA utrppS sCprs sp,rs ,,,,,,,..,,
''' 80, a. l. iiG,}}11 7TOlS' lbIlEhSI
SypITTTJs op V1NGii.s :, 'Tii.2 Gis1;, ,y,,
-' ''' shMt'j,ffT ~ ~ % Eases %c'' &C.
pooT =, t>ai; siA t1,i,,,, ~ ~ SS.,r,,,,
Ia on yed ~, nI,biii ~ .' -, % - q = LIS, 4, 70
SYpuuTS or VtNt9 ~ ~ . p,,sS ~, ySuie, ,,,.,
RirAN's room Avn III t riTtg a.. thc oahA-
certain and src,1ti yIit 10 & NY a a. ~ ~ pOten
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y
CANsToGA, c. W. July 2S lS6i-AITs. NJ. @. brown -
Dear Madam - have beOn quite blind In my right oye for
seven years. have been 20 several doctors, whom
any good ] spent large sums OF money IN travelling to
where heard there doctors who could benet me-
but none OF them could do me any good. thought my
ease hopeless, until told by friend you could rosve
sent by friend and procured your "Metaphy yscal Dis
ooyery" ana In twenty four hours amer the rst treat
ment, could see quite distinctly am very thankful for
my deliyerance
ITemain yours truly
JOHN BELEY.
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rIW7 NOTICE.
- BANK or COMMERCE.

PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1854.
Notice hereby given agreeRby 10 socon2 Of the act
Of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth Of Penn
syNana, entitled IAN act enabling Banks Of tse Com
mOnWC ath 20 become Associations for the purpose of
banking under the laws of the United States approved
the 22d day August A. D. 1864 that the Stockholders OF
the Bank of Commerce have this day voted 10 become
such Association and that s Directors have procured
The authority OF the Of tnan two thirds OF
Capital Stock make the certificate required therefor by
the laws OF the United states.
lO-2l-aOt JOHN A. LEWIS, Cashier.
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e1g@ NOTICE.
~ FARMERS, AND MECHANICS BANK.

FIuLABEIIHIN 4, october %, 1864.
Notice Is hereby given, aprCgUy section OF the act
of the General Assembly OF tho Commonwealth OF PCnn-
sylyunu, entitled IAN act enabling Baal of the Com
nonwcalth TO become Associations for the purpose OF
Banking der te Laws of the United States" approved
the 22d day August, A d. lsO mat tho stOckhuders
OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Philadelphia have
This day voted 10 bee me suyl Assoc al1n and that
its Directors have procured The Authority the owners
Of more than TWO thirds OF the Capital Stock make the
certificate required therefor By tie laws Of the United
States.
lO-2l-3Ot W,RUSuTON, JR., Cashier
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JOHN BELEY.

The Celebrated rOOr Richards Eye water 81 small
slzt, 20 cents. ....-.
Scalp RenOyAtOT, y.
Btl0-N1-3m NO, 40 AltCH hHevH
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BEAR MOUNTAIN FRANKLIN
COAL COMPANY,
once 1aI ~. THIRD street,
OPPOSITE CIRARD BANIl.)
Stock Capital, S5OO,OOO, in 1850 Shares.
Reserved Working Capital, l2,50O Shares

Subscription Of shares SIS Of 10 shares 500; Of 90
$50 shares, 5000. '1' ~
Each share entities the holder 20 receive every YEAR
one ana haf tons OF coal at cost for 20 years and
all surplus coal, ~ -
Stockholders who do not want any coal may have their
proportion OF coal sold by the Company their especial
beheht, the profits being paid them Independent
entitled. WV
TheCompanypossessla large and built oAL WORKS
az DONALDSON (near TremOnD, Schuykil cOunty
with extensive Mining and Timber Rights, an excellent
Double Breaker, Slope Works large Steam Engines Ral-
roads, ana all other Machinery and Apparatus in full
operation capable Of mining $4,000 TONS to be extended to
10000 tons per year. ~
The Coal Is OF the beat quality, chiefly Of the Black
Heath ana Primrose Veins, which, with several other
valuable Coal Veins, extend within The lines Of the Com
pany for nearly two miles I'm length.
branch of tie Reading Railroad extends 10 the muez
market ' 'N' ~
stockholders may order their Coal IN any of the usual
sizes ylz.-Lump Coal Broken, Egg, Stove or Nut Coal
~ al the present cost price OF S7O per ton delivered
the mousse within the usual distances of the COMPANY
tons Of the city. ' ~ '' w.
The Company and al It's Mining Works are clear OF debt
ana ~ operations are carried on the cash principle
For Circulars and Subscriptions sppIy al lie
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~T-A FOR NEW WYORK.-DESPATCH
,Ea1ssz and sytfsurs Lines. via Delaware ana
daily ~ O'Clock M and clock r. NJ from third pIer
Above Walnut street.
For ffsieht which viii bs taken on accommodating
DELAWARE Avenue.
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Scranton ConI Sale In New YeFs To-day.
speeislto me T1c Ersnitg 7ei,aruph
NEW YoBK, october 26.--The following are the
prices realized at the sale Of Scranton coal to-day
compared with the prices in September
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EDITION
FROM THE SOUTH.
-s>.,--,--ys,1-syse-.,--~~
THE NAVAL BATTLE IN
THE JAMES.

Important State Rights Manifesto,
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THE SLAVES TO BE ARMED.