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PHILADELPHIA. October 10 1865
To the Amercau Gum Paint COmpany-Gen SIT
gives me great pleasure to say that have caus ID
Bu chers Patent rubber Paint to be used upon work
done Tor me, and 1, has given great satlstac ion l
believe ID be the best and most durable paint for
metallic Iools indeed tor any work in which the
object is 10 resist dampness -, 49,, ~.. -,
Respectfully, THEODOhE COiLEh
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The American Gum Paint Com
pany's Cottage Colors
These Coors are especially prepared for Cottages and
Country Seats.
They are numbered from to 49, and put up in cans,
from pound upwards, They are ground In pure Lin
seed Oil and Dissolved Rubber, and cannot be edualed
for durability The great advantage OF these Colors
over other makes Is in their superior resisting power
to aclds and the weather The soaps washing
paint OF acids and I'VE, and will OF times
destroy ordinary paints; bence the necessity pro-
curing article which will resist all such influences
FOR PRESERVING DAMP WALLS THIS PAINT
HAS NO EQUAL,
IT WILL PREVENT The ABSORPTION OF
WATER, AND KEEP THE HOUSE DRY
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TO the American Gum Paint Compqny-G Gentlemen =
Having made use OF your Patent Rubber Paint more
or less Tor he las upon different kinds of
me al as well wood where L has been in cons ant
contact wi h water find II all could wish and
commepo IL to Others who wish paint that will stand
The acCon OF ar and water and is dulable.
''0 ~ ram ain vouTs etc ID. DAVIS,
No m
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VTTALN NUT SIRE EFT THEATRE.
w Owing TO the sudden illness of NJ iss EFFlE
GEkMoN bS which she is disabled from ASSUMING
her popular role Aladdin" as ammo unCed for tho
re uctunty cCmpe.led to announce tna' siuce no
adPouse representative In this particular character
rs ava0ble the Theatre will necessarily be closedfor
touT nights.
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REFERENCES:

j. PATTF FRSON, Painter, No. 1925 Spruce street
j, GIBSON PaintC T, No l25 ) Eleventh street
A H uU STER Fainter n o. 2S TIVE IIh street.
HOOD d GAMBLE Painters, Phiadei phia
NAT HkMS u MOORE, MaChnists, Philadelphia
MORGAN & ORR N achInis;s Philadelphia
A. " RUSS LII, Lancaster, Pa
A. KING Harris burg Pa
w, K BO1SS ittsburg Pa
G " hEpLkP, altoona, ia.
j RFNNARD, Hestonville, "a.
Il. HoUbELhAN, est Philadelphia.
A u. MOKRIs ON, Coatesville, Pa.
j. G, WI NERY, Salem, OHIO.
D. W. tINGRR shland, Ohio.
RIRR MARVIN, Shelby, Ohio.
j, FUNK, &a ion. Ohio.
CIR N12 d co, Akron, Ohio.
FAY g. BR01BEK PAINTERS No. AZ south Third street.
IINNlS d IAHGLER. Cieve and, Ohio.
PRI, Il IL CULBEhTsOH, A lience, Ohio.
WUOLSTON BENNE 1T, Cape Island, n. j.
E. f. G. MADD0N. MIyille, Nd
OUIABY & FRAZIER Vineand n. j.
StULL a SON Bridgeton, n. j.
j. r LITPINCOfT, Salem -
SIT HLEY q BROTHERS, Hestonyille OH Works
GRIMsBAW'S 1 DUS RIAL OIL WORKS, Ihrtieth
and hamilton streets.
BOWERs kETCHU N Oil WORKS HestonVflle
HESrONVlLLE X. r. co.
GATAW 1854 r X. co.
RFADING Co. 100
IENIRAL OHIO II CO. - -
COLUMBUS and INDIANAPOLIS X. r. co.
LIIlLE MIAMI X. X CO
WEST CHLSIkR r. K CO.
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New York July 2e, 1860.

To tba American Gum Psint Company Gentlemen:
For msny years we have been aaxlo1s 20 secure a
iron and nrevent cOrOsion We have tried many recon-
psnded for his purpose but have bSI Ssnd them %o @ %
less After ties inP your lpdla hunoer amt we are
coDhoent OF its superiority, and shall continue 10 use
MO- g N, ORR CO..
FnRine and Boiler Builders,
No. lll0 Ca lOwh street.
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The awards will be made after the the
witness ii. committee will be appointed 6y the audi
ITinied lis awards viii be published ana supplied
70 ggens an an d. tcRe, e. holders Parties having Ii kets
htir numbers appear on he list they will forward their
ping Of goods or deeds o the properly tickets for sale
a. all the PRINCIPAL hotels book and music stores the
building tor the benefit of the so deIs, and Sailors
Snd avenue Wabno 5eysnh street
The Directors to the nbera y OF the people to
assist in relieving the wants of tue orphans of our
DH'A ''-''" MANAGING DIRECTORS.
Major IL: a. HALL,
MaioP GlC9eI NJ oaAEIIsH a ELBskcSA 4 SGAApEHARr'
WILLIAM s. MORSh.
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis.
All persons favorably disposed requested to act as
aGSns but h no commissions ~ nj n VIII he allowed
draft express or register ed letters.
In every case send the name and Post Office address
stamp. All orders tickets must addressed
Secretary Soldiers end Sailors Ma onal Concert,
Iocs Box a 10 S'S2 'S2.
F. NoLENs q CO.,
Po.Box s55 NO 1O WmInSton Win n De stGSs aSafe.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. oyFicE OF NTRNAL sEyEsyE SsS
Whereas Ha hers as Tsna1as BiFec- Dire
on O Ssv Ss ea %aae
Que app icaton 10 lephan, Collector OF late NAL
Re the Collection District OF the Dlstr It
IOlumba, permission to no lottery, rattle, or
gilt erOrse, and presented TO him satisfactory evil
deHce that the proceeds OF said lottery, rattle p
enterprise Ill be devo ed to chartab permission
is hereby granted 10 su Managg Directors" to hold
whether from tax or icense in respect lottery
| rattle or 81 I enterprise. L. A. ROLLINS,
,-,, /. Commissioner.
| n ajor. Genera " nhed =. Hancock, U. s. A.
| Gent raj Robert G Schenck NJ. T., Ohio.
General Halbert Z Paine, M q Wis.
General John H. Ketcham M c., N. Y
| General James g Blunt, Kansas.
| GeneralJ j n. Hendrick, Iowa
/ General ID c. Nc nIlam, ID. q.
| General o V DAYTON, N Y,
| Hon. . homas W. Ferry M. c., Mich.
Hon George Lawrence, NJ c., Penna-
| ID. O. FOIney, Esq, ID. &.
| Major j. r. Doughty, N. Y.
Hon. Richard Wa ach, Mayor of Washington, d. c.
| on MILAN d. Kelley. d. Penna.
| Hon Ke Ian " Whaley NJ. G, West Va
| II on. / ben @. IngersOl, N c., Ill.
| Hon. henry c. Deming, NJ o., Conn.
Hon A. u. l afin M. g, n. Y.
Hon. Leonard Myers n. q Penna.
| Ion. " liam A. Newell, O.. Nd.
| Hon George W. Julian M. Ind
| Hon stephen Il. Wilson, c.. Penna.
| Hon. J. b, GIiRFel N c., Iowa ~
Major g. M Van Buren, n. T. Op I'm
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NTALER,S IATE MILLER'S) WINTER
V CAkDEN-Nos. 720--T26 VINE Street.
GRAND lNS1RUMEATAL CONCERTS
NIGHTLY.
BY two large and efficient 0rchesras.
40 NIGHT,
Ann EVERY NIGHT in connexon with our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
a Brass Band pIisug the best Artists in the cry
WIN OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious sun meT Garden artistcaly laid OUT
with ShrubbeTy. FOUNTAINS etc.
IN The LADIES' SALOON,
EspCcially set apart MILES the best OF Creams
and other Refreshments will be served. 6-l@
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PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER II, 1860.
To the American Gum Paint Company-Gents: 81
have given your india Rubber Paint fui trial, and
hnd 1t 10 possess superior body; IL hOWs smoothly
and when dry makes gloss common TO no other
paint have used our colOrs on the hnest work for
both house and biRn Oainli y, aud theV havs gveo
entire satsfactiOn Your While Lead Is equal to auy
in the marker. 1 shall continue TO use and recOm-
4 rnly yonIs A H. HUNTER,
House ana Sign Painter,
kO2S Twelfth street.
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To the American Gum Paiut Compfny -Gents;-We
have USED various oants Manufactured tor ing IRON
sur aces and machiner but have round none to equa
air and dnmpness.
KREIDka. zINDeRAF a CO., Maohinsts,
No l03O Germantown road.
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have used the India Rubber Paint ON the roof of my
dwelling ana ts 9sLh tubs believe Il to be admiral
oStiOn, and at he same time du ab and economical
For such purposes there Is no better paint in the
market - JAMES POL OCK.
=. ,oo, DIT etor United STATES Mint.
october H. 1000 IA 2l-84 II 1891 6t
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

m H f P R Z N
Lire AND TRUST COMPAHP,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the state OF pennsylvania, Third
Month 22d 1865. INSUREs LIVES, ALLOWS IN
HES CAPITAL SI6O,OOO.
DIRECTORS.
samuel r Rhpley, Richard Cadbury,
Jeremiah Hacker, Henry Hanes
Joshua ii. Morris, u. Wlstar Brown,
Richard Wood, Mlnam O. LOnRsreth,
SAMUEL R. sRIPLEY, President
ROWLAND PARRY, Actuary = 2SS
OFFICE No. Ill 8. FOURTH STREET
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NOTICE is hereby given, that By virtue Of decree
~ made tEi entered Of record By the County Court OF
the county of La Sale, in the State of Illinois,
September term ct sid court, D. 1856 in then
pending in said court, the chcery side thereof in tho
Etttrr oil the estate OF Joseph keiber deceased on the
petition Of jonathan II Kieiber Aaron KIebor William
kleber, Ste hen hleber, > elisa T.. Funk and Henry
FUNK, her husband, Mary Curyesr and Henry Curyear
he; husband ana Frank H. Shaver 10y David X shave
his guardian, Will, MONDAY the fifth dav If Noyen
Der A. lHto between nine o'clock IN the forenoon and
sunset OF said day offer for sale pub ton at the
south door Of the County Court House county and
sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described
Lands situated Ia sd county and state the being
lands ord red. t. be sold by said decree to ysit:
he southwest quarter . Of the no' th-west quarter Of
section four ~ IA township thrtyhre- (3) north Of
range four a. east Of the third principal meridian:
The north twenty-five (25 OF the south ty-a We
ton hrtyt~o (s2) in township thirty Ca NORTH Of
! said range four;
The eds; oneAlf Of the norti. oueh.f Of the east one
hai o the nortiest quarter Of sect-n tiir
1 in said township thirty-four 81 y
The Northwest quarter # the moth quart-r Of .e,
non number i've o., IN township thistythree (S3) north
I Of aid range four:
All That tract or parcel Of land situated in III
county AMI state aforesaid and described AS folgvys
u ~it: Beginning at the half mile the south
line Of con tirty-two or in said township tn rty-
Tour dS4 the boundary line thence due eighty
go rod. to stake fifteen links due OF black oak
tree Is inches in diameter south 90 6O Of BLACK
oak go inches ia diameter. thence due west sixty
90 rods 10 the to1 River thence down along sai river
IN courze south ~. point where tn. south
line Of said the river thence ia. east L. u.
place Of beginning Containing iotyiv7 and twenty
The northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section we've - IN township thtythrce 3 north Of
I said range four ~;
Al-o hty hye So acres of and being all that portion
Of the southeast quarter OF ssti0 thrtytWu IN .ai
township thirty "a, which Is not embraced In nor
conveyed 10y d certain deed executed Nv .ail .os.u
Kl~iOer, deceased, Aaron Dtics hearing dat.
December ., A. B. 49,. AMI recorded ia lslk 'F AZ
page IS uf r-cDr- Of decd, an IL Sale 90 iutv.
And the ehalf Of the -Juri--sr quarter 81 Sec
tipn "a in township thrtyoua 81 north Il
{ said range {
Dated October 9, 1866. WILL M PlTZER,
JOHN SWEENEY,
CYRUS DEB 1t
Commissioners appointed by said se said lands
DICEET. Rec LSWI-, Attorneys. W.
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Chdncery Notice.

Commissioners appointed by said ,ell said land.
DICEET, Rec 4 LSEI.. AttOrney. Nv
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

DUELIC NOTICE is hereby given. that UHder and by
4 virtue Of the last Will and t,-i4~H III of Hiram
Thornton. late Of Ia Sie county and State II Illinois,
decreased. and unil.r and hy ytue OF decree made ~
and entered Of record in the County Court ia AMI for sale
county chanCery SITTING the june term thereof
l>6s. and suppl snenial d-cres mai- ~ mid court at
the September Thereof 4. 1876. certain
therein pending wherein William e. Hourze. sdriuitrs
tor. with the will annexed Of Hiram Thornt n. de- es>-d.
i complainant and the unknown heirs and unknown de
Of Hiram Thornton d@Cea>ed are respondents, the
undersigned. trustee. appointed by said court :" sel'
real Of said L. tator reinaitrr described.
and convey the according "a the directions Of said
bis said last will and testament ooutsined and
the directions and decree OF d court, viii sell ~ pub
lie Vendue, the south OCr OF the Court House ia the
city OF Ottawa. said county. t. tn" highest and h.st
bidder saturday the LIST laS Of December, D 100,
between the hoaTs Jf ten O'Clock III the FORENOON and nNe
o'clock in the afternoon of said day in separate tracts the
following described RAJ of said ttor situate IN
said county. Tue south quarter of section
six 20 in township tlrtyve. 80 Of range on a. east
the third principal meridian also the i've tract
lying north the railroad in the 'a>t hall OF the south
quarter al section hve, (5) in the township and
range aforesaid. -
I1ms ef Sste-The purchase pfo1oy l. t. De pad IL
three equslsn ua nstlmensi two and three years
respectively with per cent Interest rota the day O.
s. le secured by a III crtgage the prmlses sol
WILLIAM q. HOTTIE
Sept 18Th Is55-tl Trustee Aforesaid.
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STATE or ILLINOIS L. SALE COUNTY, ss-Couuty Cour
th.regf Z DecrmLer Ternl A. y. lsts

STATE or ILLINOIS L. SALE COUNTY ss-COuuiy Court
thereof December Term A. D. l.ts
Elizabeth Webb Geyrg- ". Webb.
APPEAR from aI layit file the Office Of the
clerk sid court that -4ii defendant, G-,r-e
Weib, not resident u 1i STAT. said lam
mt having filed her bi Of cpmg court Oh III
chEH-eTs b. thereof the -IH c.s Of september D.
ls-6 herein, AMI Summons wing been isued thereon
according Z Law.
Notice, therefore Is hereby given L. aid defendant
George v. Webb that unless you Personally l.. and T.
PER - fore SAIL s-Id term there - De held t
tie Court House IN ottawa. saa county. Ia.
Monty 4 D,csuU@r next. 4. .. Sc, tShen and whore
sid summons returulb-,) and Ii-ai,
except -II .III, tn w. be taken for cou,-e
against and rh- aud thiEs prayed
for detre--d a-.OT'IIn-ly. 4. t. MOORE. Clerk.
TtLz-z B-oSTE, CJLplts SJlrs. .aEt2s
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-'t|T't|-' . -''II-t.
9th or ILLINOIS. L.s,IIE CorvTr- ~-r,r,,-

= .,.- thereof % Dc -uber term sGi-Ia gg1no,ry
IHylI,s D. Mcclure Charlotte N-Clura.
Bal f.T Dtr,r-s
II Appearing from affidavit Ill in the Office Of the
C--z CsIst. Lat -I d-;-uGanr, tIlri.ii. NJ
SCre, i not fe-!et u aid stat and said complain
having n!-i H. bill 81 r1rTsl!lt Court N
tie chan, cry side Thereof tn tt Lay - t"tnucr
according :. isw;
Hurc IHer-UT~, j. h.rrly given 60 -sid defendant
tarlSTt- NCIurl that H.ir-- suu isr-fU. lE l- and
b. loJt Huus- ia OTTAWA, 90 -l ,srutE, il-
Monday Of D---'EIb-T B.. .. I-5+ .tsI -rrs
r,;U-u-il- AMI p.l. %. taIlur or
sI sid jid the wiA h- ken confess.
III>t you tic AMI things therein proved
Tor tj-rre-I accordingly. A Il. NpJEE Clerk
J. u. BEyvS, CON. = soil ltl-- --tt2J
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Fs-t-E o. V -oHGE GrEIV. D-CE,sEo.
~ OFT hereby given ih4t t- undersigned, executor
y % r BE-. .t yt-ltsueut al Gr-I r Gi.sn, l.t-
OF ri- county t b. sale and STATE O. Illinois, 'cra--,
vail fr ltl tffft, Court e said county, the
Third Mon J. -- ,hs l'th iay) Of S0N-, lSCe al the
tour; House pi.u.. IL i'll county. when and where
all pesc-ls haHin. Chains demands against aid e-I.c
notified 10 attend alJ present the III writing iOr
adjustment.
Dated 18th day OF September. a y. ISCG.
6w FREDERICK GLENN, Executor.
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gfgal Adrertisemeuts.
dDDlicatior for Dirorce

, Application for Dirorce.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, L. SALE County. ss-La Sale Co
Circuit Court, November term, A. D. 1868
Joel X. Margaretta Josephine Garretsop
q" Bill for Dirorce
FFIDAVIT of the nonresidrnce of Marcaretta Jose
"A phine Garretson defendant above named, having
been filed in the uce Qf the clerk Of said Circuit Court
OF la Sale county, notice 70 hereby given the
Margareta Josephine Garretson that said complainant
has filed his bill Of complaint in saIl court the cha-
Gerry side thereof the 18th day Of October 1856
ana that summons tereupon issued out ~ said
against said defendant retdrnabe the first Monday
November next, A. D. 1866 as is by law required.
Nov, yoa the said yarctta Josephine Garrr
son. shall personally be and appear before said circuit
Of La Sale county the first day Of the term there
Of be holden Il OTTAWA iii said county, on the first
Monday of November 1865 and plead answer or demur
70 the said compliments bill of complaint, the and
the matters and things therein charged stated will lie
taken confessed and decree entsred against ysu ac-
eOTding to the prayer Of said bill.
HERMAN SILVER, Clerk. -
BUSHNELL AVERY, Complts Solicitors. 0ctl3-6w
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ID THORNE co are appointed agents for wamsley
h. Brether for the sale Of all kinds Of Cordags ana
rwtnes at Chicago prices. Nd II
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PROS PECTU
OF THE
CARSON GOLD MINING COMPANY
NORTH CAROLINA.

Land of this Company consists OF l20 Acres in
Neckenburg county North Carolina, 81 miles from the
town of Charlotte, on branch of Sugar Creek which
stream furnishes good waerpower for grinding the
This Nine first opened in 1888 by man named Car
son, who worked 1t successfully for number of years
He died in the town of Charlotte in lS46, worth
hall million dollars.
Two shafts have been sunk on this property, one of
them feet, the other 60 feet different veins,
averaging two three feet in thickness, which
veins still continue on down increasing in width
ana richness These shafts in good order and ore
can be readily taken ut at time. Other veins have
discovered this property ard tested and proved
to be very rich in gold The of this mine known
the brown ore and very rich, yielding readily 81
per bushe This is believed to be of the best and
certain mines In the State account of the abun
dance and quality of the ana the with which
Ii obtained and reduced This property has been
worked by Major A. Grier from 1910 to the breaking
out of the war. This Company have purchased this
property, and intend to erect machinery and put the
mines in immediate operation. The many advantages
of this mine the mines OF Colorado and Nevada
hardly be estimated. 1t is readily reached and
hassabundance of fuel, with cheap labor. 1t be
worked all the year, and not, in the of Colorado
and Nevada be compelled to- Idle for three or four
tbs in consequence of the severity of the winter
This mine having been worked Tor long time proved
to be rich pay ing We do not therefore, have to
incur the risk there is in undeveoped property but
can large and immediate the invest
bushel estimate made of the value of this
property With the present imperfect system of mining
in this locality, aud absence OF proper machinery
tons OF this be taken out daily from every shaft
opened Estimating, say fifteen bushels to the tOn the
daily yield will be fifteen hundred dollars from shaft
allowing hundred dollars per day for expenses The
net product will be 1900 per day; counting 800 working
days to the year, the yearly proceeds will be $36O,Oe0
which yield be largely increased by extending the
works. This is considered very low estimate of the
capacity of this mine by experienced miners OF that
locality The Assayer of the United States Mint at
Charlotte in speaking of this property 1t has few
equals in productveness in that country and with
proper manag ement and machinery the above product
be doubled
CAPITAL STOCK, $500 000.
NUMBER OF SHARES, 5000.
Price ard Par Value of each Share e.............Sl0
WORKING CAPITAL, s50,OOO.
Books for Subscription now open at No 4O7 WALNUT
Street, Room No. g first floor where further information
will be given. -
IL ]. HOPKINS TARR, Secretary.
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~~HEFS HIGHLY IMPORTANT NO
ThE sEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOUR.
OF the o NF VIII in eS4e SE
fei FORTRESS MONROE and NORFOLK at 81 O'Clock
now offer to the public, by this route unsurpassed
iio%&s kEISh and 1nE SH Su0o steamers as 'n0
Passensers leaving Baltimore at OK O'Clock p ~ Will
River steamers iOr CRY PofNT and RIcaSoSD.
this The oSy line by which connections can be made
PEmoub Rdas ,S5 E6epS9n @
mlngton and all points the great southern route
find this to be the most eEpe and the cheapest
Fare from Philadelphia to Fortress Oe.,.....s71s
city Poiiiit.........,...,l Point. S
I" Richmond. -. ...,.......,i025
Through tickets from Baltimore to WeldOn, N c., sl2
Through Tickets can be obtained at all the depots o,
and Washington city, d. @. '- ''''0''
BE particular to procure tickets by the old established
State Rooms and Meals extra.
Ihe state Room accommodations are unsurpassed
Passengers taking the A. M. train from New York
have ample time to dine in Baltimore.
PASSENGERS eaying Phkadelphla at 9l5 or llsO A. M
Passengers lea wing Washington at Isl Nj. will con
Passengers and their baggage transported free betweeV
railroad depots and steamers
R. D. JAMAR General Passenger Agent Phla-
.fMEA, HAMILL'S PASSAGE OFFICE.
sA4sHsS "a ns,ANCHoR LINE OF sIEAnM4ERs,I TEAM
TBHRfEAHNHSStA'' "BRIfANSi4,'' iNDa"A "iADIh'"
LivERP0oL, LoNDoNDERRY, % NDERRY, BELFAST DUBLIN,
NEWERf, TEs E0R6N 6E 4SP pX9ssGh sGsGGHhssoW'
. PAYABLE IN PAPER CURRENCY
STEp IN PoV' anu Sa4
Steamship i'GXiED0NiXt" leaves siXffGRDHTS,
''"l' '' THE PAID CERTIFICATES
issued for bringing out passengers from the above
IowER, RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
al AL - sTATIoNs Ia i ON ON THE IRISH RAILWAYS.
noce til the Anchor Line Is the only line srantng
Ss 6 at the s
only d1y M authorized Agent in fhil%saelphia n:
Apply to Sole Agent for A" GN6H6a 3 ZINE" hfNE."
1l5 No. 2l7 WALNUT Street.
x@E#. STEAM TO LIVERPOOL
ssSs cfns hs rs lRman Line
EpIS sgRGH " MMed9esday: January IL.
sts1sfas avnysg 20 "a
At from REfEs Eli s 6S 6S'tf PRss&on RIsss
rF; cssH 50 asS Hs ST
men, &c, &C.. at moderate rates ,,,r,,
q Sa ssis sE saTs
seersss 81 as
fe59fS q Be 9s
persons sending for their friends.
For further Information apply at kS Company q ofces
JOHN q GALE, Agent,
No. Ill WALNUT st I. Philadelphia
GlK1oA FOR NEW YORK DESPATCH
and Swiftsure Lines via Delaware and
hATIIan anal The steamers of these lines leaving
daily at IL O'Clock M and O'Clock T. M from third
pier above Walnut street
For freight, which win be taken on accommodating
DELAWARE Avenue
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
NE. Cor of FOURTH and RACE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,