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l. M MsRvsA AscBoDssn
10y BANGS, MERWIN d. Co. Nos. tsH anc
s.n.-, s.!ss:: Won: Z A. F:cs1 Ss.a. srsssis.
THURSDAY EVENING Jan 10 OF = oo4otf.
PRIVATE LIBRARY of Miscelhp~O~ and Theological
0oshs con pruns great varsity and i"ond,ne 1Hy scarce
and valuable works. &c Catalogues are ready.
ROOB TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49o
OBway ne srly opposit. st Nicholas HsHL-GEO A. Liza
WITT. Aoetsnser bvJ 4. Coolev Cmsisnmeu'' .olcet
COVERNMENT SALE Of CONDEMNED
" ORDNANCE sTORES.-wis be sod at public auction
ty odsr Of the Secretary OF Wax a tue T. Arsens Csul
hss. Ohio on MONDAY. a. 1895 sod days fG-ov'nR
Aeumeucins At loo'clock a. ~;
"a SITS Artillery Harness. wheel
rs sets Artillery Harness, lead
lag Austrian Cerbnee cal II. new
ass u. 5. SIaooth,bHe Muskets ca 60.
80 Austrian Rife Massets, csl. 81. new.
tOO0 PTnssian Rife Muskets. cal. II. new
>Sco rra.siAn sI9ooth-b're Musket' cal H. ne"
S3 Musk.s and Aes Foreign vGnous
M Double birreed Shot Guns.
80 Revolver Pisrols, various patterns
10 Foot Arn lery swords
aI0lS Light Cavalry saberS
IA Horse Artillery SaberA
80 Musicians aud y. c. Oaicers' Swords
1880 Bal screws. screw Drivers, wipers &c
40 Sets Horse Equipments. Cavalry, complete
133 Cavalry Saddles, Mcclellan pattern
81 Cavalry Brides.
ISL Surcine,cs.
5000 Bsyonet scabbaids.
asCOOCsrtridso Boxes. Irl'antry. sod Plssea
Is 600 artridsc Boz Belts ard Plates.
1000 ss ord Bsits, " C. Osicers end Pls,es
$4,000 Waist BELTS Privstes and Plates.
@ SEQ Percussion Caps for Shot 0Uus
e24O Cones. various
2aapouEds Hemp Rope.
l52 Pounds Beeswax.
Hore.
AIot ofPcka1es. FEELING AIes, ShOvels, Mastochs Poe
- Full catalogues will be ready at sale.
TRRns oF SAIGON in Government lands -, ,,,.
10 be-
chaser.
BY order. Y G. BRADFORD. .,
Capt Ord Brcvet Msior q. :. A., Commanding AIsena.
GOVERNMENT SALE. - Extensive Sale
N ofDRY GOODS. BEDDING, &c, IN Original fsen &c"
Will b. sod Auction, a: the Medical PSryeySf. WsTe
:. 1850 -''' nrnn,vo
1900 Hair Mattresses. jointed.
1900 Hsir Pillows.
41OOO Bed Ticks.
X,eoi Courtcrpanes, Lioen and MsrseDlsA
10000 Mosquito Bsra
$1,000 Pillow Cases.
5000 Pillow Toks.
&,rco Sheets Linen snd oston.
CLOIhiNG.
G0c) Sbrs
10000 Drawers
5000 Dressing Gowns
1000 sipper.
10,o0O Night Caps. -
$4,000 Towels ful size hucssbssA
K,too Roller Iowels, crash
loo Napkins.
aoc0 yard. Rcd Flannel.
2lc0 yards Gutta r-r,hs Cloth.
4Col Gu,ts Prrcha Blankets.
i0cO India Rubber Cushions ana PiIews
100 CAVES llammock-
leo Canvas Blanket Gases.
k.oo0 10 Oakuul and Tow.
Cotton Hsis. Cotton Wsitinr Tape &c.
IF small portion OF The Oresp.ne article, are scent On
soa. - V R0BERT FLETCHER.
Surgeon and Brey- Col U. 5. Vols,
Medical rurvryor Z. s A.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITTY has
removed his Carriage Mareroons from No. $50 Broad
way 10 No $40 Broadway Bt-eters lie respectfully
soc continuance of the patronage heretofore %
bestoved and will epdeavoT I'll times to sye hand tn.
lsrgest assortment Of CARRIAGES and si lower prices tha
any establishment in this city.
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Goparinersbip Notices.

NYRUS A. SMITH. late Cashier Of 1.-THE
" IMPORTERS AND TRADERS EAIlOHAL BANK. "
Is this day admitted paIinss IN house ths trn
remaining IS heretofore.
New.iork Jan. J. lhb,.
" ". DEvOE Co, Nos. III Futon and ~ Ann.sts.
MR.. ALBEIT G. IiOUGHTON becomes a
WI PARTNER in our bcsines. "a Newton and Caui.
bridge ffo ~ this dats-Jsn 1874. iii HDk HOUGIlTON
gT>HE undersigned have this day formed n
y CO-PARTNFRsjHP Cor tie transaction Of the EA.
CHANCE aud BANKING business ~ this city Cisre.ton
ard Savannah. FIRM nsne ~ New fors cONDlCI nifli'
vsnnsh ". NJ TUNNO L Co. Ds.ed Jsn. !. 1905
8. II. CO.DICT No. IL S.ssEuNs,
BYRON sHFRNAn.j New-yors.
DAVID JENNINGS Charleston, \ g.
WILLIAM NJ TuNNO Savsnr.h Ga.
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Professional Notices.

nR. VIM. EARL" WORK of 30 Pages OF,
Piles sictur~ end Otfcre D;S,ses OF the Pelvic Wis
ecrs &c. Price ~ cent?. asd free 10 Ary part Address
No. II White a., New or.
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THE BATEMAN CONCERTS.
NLLE, PARFPA,

CARD-Phor TO Mile Parepa departure for Europe ssss
Tour D the West and East Of unprecedented extsst md
brancy Mr. Bstcman at the os~nt solicitation Of many Il
Nile Psrspas admirers. and individual tribute 20 hss
uufans prompnsss the discharge Of her dsss
her devotion which has refused public nothing and 10
her etimaoe qualities not merely the great singer whom
have al been willing ze and appreciate, but -
the obgny Lady whom have been permitted " know.
begs announce that he will tender Der
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT,
TO take place &C iviuy Hall
ON SATURDAY EVENING JAM n,
which occasion the eminent local Talent VIII seais
together with the regular rbers Of his Troupe.
The Of bic auxiliary aid will hereafter be announced
Il remains only for Mr. Bs,ean the Public tAes ha
Supplemental Concert ia purely complimentary TO Me Pc
and to her adair. the pleasing .k q nm
derng brilliant possible Mile Psrepa sale for xaJsps
positively, IN the Scotia. Wednesday, Jan. ~
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scn.s1os 4 Erna. A,.n,..
GENTS wANTED-ror 1.-THE FIELD,

AGENTS WANTED-For 1.-THE FIELD,
~ DUsGFOy AND fSCAPE." by ALBERT d. RICH
Axp-os y. T. Tribune Correspondent. Too nfpar-iir-d
nsr,y 81 this sor. The interesting sud .Ncn! book
ey.t published embracing Mr Rich ri'o. nnpafae,d *
..~r. service Of The Tribune outbreak OF the ~S~h
our aud fleets both E,s, sd Wet he thrin. c'p
his for twenty month. ia seven dher,nt
Rebel Prisons his escape and ino.ts mrscuou' journey ny
mint 81 nearly miles. All those want Probable EN-.
pIiirI ~ ,ts.c r,,up,,.y Ila,,f,ri Conn
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WOODv THEATER,
w Broadway. opposite ST. Nicholas Motel.
Observation-Disclosures. GEORGE WOOD.
BRlLLIAA OPENING.
unanimous verdict Of approval AWARDED without 10
enen, voice upon the entire arrangements and appoint
MOST CHHsTl AND ELEGANT IN THE CITY.
and the entire performance % the
MOST UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT
ever offered the people OF any nation - -
YERNOOS. commencing Ut ~ Jc'ock.
GREAT NATIVE COMEDIAN and Gil ARACTLRACTOb
Mr.. T. ). CHANFRAU,
and the word.famou aud matches.
HANLON BROTHERS,
in De " aden's extrsvsganzs ofthe
BALLOON WEDDING.
supported by Messrs wn Scssn. o. c. Davenport Eugene
Ebrr Mis- Osborn Mira Edw ard Wright &C., ~
POPULAR PRICES.
Door open al paiicinialeo o. -. :, n,cioch
Box Office open fiom to O'Clock. and places may b
secured SIS day n advance
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VNANTED--A Situation a. POTTER ia any
w mercantile house Ia the city Gooi References Al
dress C. 81, Nc. 200 Bro.Igay, room No IL
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4 RESPECTABLE Protestant married Man
~ want. utustion In = private family A. CoACHAlAN
and GROOM can train Horses. Cal address ior TWO day.
ROBT RI p, No ~ East Nineteenth ~
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lCURGEAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive
~ care OF EDWARD IT, DIXON, NJ. d.. Editor Of The
ssp,L-Specsy: Tbs more Obscure Diseases OF the Pelvic
viscers Hsrnis .iaofrhcds vsricocs fiuis snd Stre
tore. Office hours from gto and ITO ssenngs. ct
No. ~ Eifth.eve.
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VXyANTED-m St Louis. Mo, a GENERA
w AGENCY for = hrslclaS KNITTING MACHINE.
As OvERIOLT. 81. Louis. Mo
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CTRICTURE, FISTULA, and PlLh6 radi.
~ cay cured without the sns csusc or acid Special
trnticn 70 sl diseases Of the Pelvic v,cera BY HENRY
DANIELS NJ d. Consulting and Operative Surgeon, No.
Unicn square
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4mnsemenis.

~.ss->Ass~---->-----------
Amusemenfs.
RARNUM. MUSEUM AND CIRCUS
- BROADWAY. betw~-D Spv,ss and Prncsas
trun EsrAst,mrExr DOES xor Advertise NJ n,
c,n. Hsv-IosK HssALD.j
AsiaAf ss!;riaVS 9s ss9 aass Sir
1h' "' cSSSIiS BROTHERS, oYMNAsfA
In new and original act entitled
THE WHITE KNIGHTS,
- sc
FsS aaAvssss~
RN.s
IN conjunction with N. celebrated
NEW AND D1sIiI$SS, ACTS sryS q HoAsEMASshir
wonderful feat. With CANNON.RAIL-
rIs,oa. the crcq e; pssiip,s c0"edie''' 'A'
By tn. TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY:
W. B. HARRISON, E1temporsneou' singer
THEE NSES;S SS 7 RREEr S Mah HS
FAT WOMAN, GLAss.BLowERs, g., u.,,v r.mu,
AS.o Boy 100 60 s1sS s ss' HAPPY
ana n5ssa 81 cents Children under Is osnsA
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manasri-..."...''.'wM' "hI"iA1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES noy. ror anvgRruR IN rHB
NETWORK hExALoD
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. II. 1865.
Third appearance latter absence Of three years In E0f'ps
Of the eminent T''s'SS Iiss BarEuAv,
who viii sppesr in her csebrsted roe o.
A JEw fhfh MAIDEN.
h5:. la ssss G s Il: ': :pS.:,
aucs this Theaier %. e Ration 'eo bssx'' cn, r.
&C. Mrs. A. Perry F.rrrn, Chapman, Everett Lulu &C.
The pay N P!SSni And S BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
Az, c,, 3fl ,JTfhrl ans'tc COSTUMES AND
w" APPOINTMENTS
c a%',tG? ss ss in Dies. Private Boxes 8 %
Family Circ. (enrance Crosby''ih 30 cen"i rnvsss
Boxes: sEXrs SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
4 CADEMY OF MCSIC-ITALIANOPERA.
TIE NEW OPERA SEASON
will positively commence
On THURSDAY, February !, 1856.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
"a, series TIVE FOUR NIGHTS will be recevedS
he no. Oaire of the Aca1rny Music and after Nun
DAY Jan ~ from 9. ri. to p M.
Further psrtic uars In next Mondays advertisements
BROADWAY THEATER.
- GEORGE WOOp....... .MenAser
o pEs sAtYG canwDED iIiiviERY SiciIT
Renewed triumph Of the great Comedian,
MR. JOHN T.. OWENS,
JUNGLE SuISGLE,"
- ' NEW COMEDY OF sOLON sHrSGLE.
The Of the production IL rAeled Livery nsh
e theaer has been dersely crowded and VT Wood com
PEELED very shortly ss the opening u the doors TO hsoe ~
triumphant bulletin: - = ...
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON
the Comedy in three acts written for Dir. Owens,
SOLON SINGLE.
SOLON SHISGLE.............MrJ JOHN EOWENt
sOLON sfifNOLE MATINEE. SATURDAY,
Commencing OF p. M. and closing at ~ p NJ
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
WOODS THEATER,
w Broadway opposite S. Nicholas Hotel
BRlLLIAiA OPENING.
unanimous verdict Of approval svndsd without d.
senten voice upon the entire arrangements and sPpont
OF III. th+a'er, ss tho
MOST CHASTE. AND ELEGANT IN THE CITY.
"A tha. iran y
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(,LERk WANTE DIN Cloth Jobbng
~ lfors. young Sion OF exprisuce rel sbi. quick
ard correct, Adore. A. L.. Tribune Oihce with particulars,
references and salary eIpse,ed.
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VVANTED-AS tTUATIONbyay young Rus
w sian, Man q year. Of az. q. CLERK - PORTER ~
any business except liquor Address b. AEfkhs, NO ~
Fnl,onst ~ Y. City N.BGood reference can De gwen
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w ERs-A SITUATION sup-r,nteudeu'. pract cal
manager desruer 6nisher, by who has ollie
the shove and has thorough practical tnovleds'
Of every branch the business Un-Be"yt'neoe reeT~ce
hjjr.,, MASUFACTU RER. Boz No 1888 Tribune Once.
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NURSE WANTED.-A mddle-aged Protest
IN ant woman head Nurs. Ia institution for children
Ann v Al No. u T.st Thifticth-t.
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VYANTED-A Situation as TRAVELLING
w AGENT or SALESMAN, by Insn OF Intelligence
and rood ides. .spondencs invited. Adae" \" H. g.
BOX Ma. 10. Sutton Vermont.
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ftetures ano AleetinaA

-'s''I7'-' ~ '-V'7 II % %" --'-177T--- y IT
20 Hn.rfi' boaaoroai Z g-a' g. taay 'o.. esb'
n.ua.a,g gaj.l.m9ai 'saj 2naaIa o. yns IA
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4 SITUATION WANTED by an experienced
N GERMAN a. SHIPPING CLERk am L,;ht iohr Il "a -,
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L.ntest Nla,Iets by Telegranh.

NEW YORK. september 1T-StocKs better. Chi
cago and hook Island, 1905; limos central, l2lE
Michigan southern S3J; New YORK Contra, 1906;
Reading, ll53 Canton Company, 52l; Eric, 74i
1852 Ill do 1864, lOsi do 1866 lOs4; 10 4Os 9Sl;
treasury S1Os, 10594l065. Gold, l45agl45k
NEW YORK, September 17.-Cotton IS steady.
Flour has advanced 10Dl6o.; sales of 5000 bOls. !;
Sl175 Tor State, 50 500113 45 for Ohio $S lOgl075
for western; southern frmer, 1000 bbs. sold ct
G1l20@l6 70 Wheat ADVANCING and prices are 2G
30 better; sales of 75 900 bush at S2'7OG272 tor
amber State Corn advanced 10 sales OF 46 900
bush at 833G84c Pork Bnoyant at S33 25,D3S 81
Lard dull at l75el99c Whisky oull.
BALTIMORE, September IL 7-FlOurinactiye, choice
grades steady Wheat dull ut 80 75td2 80 Corn
inactive; yellow 85c. Oats quiet. ProVisoDs steady
Mess Pork S8i IS. Sugar dull with a downward
tendency Coffee firm. Whisky Western 50 3S
free, So 80 in bond. ..
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The JEWISH "JoM KIPPUR."-To-mor-
row, at sundoWn, the Jews all over the world
VIII celebrate the mCst solemn and important
feast in the calendar, the JON Kippur,n or the
Day OF Atonement. The object of this solemn
ceremony IS 10 appropriate some particular day
OF the year on which they might reflect upon
the," past life, and VITA con'riteness approach
the throne uI the Almighty, to mpiore His
mercy aud grace, and to pray Tor Ais forgive
ness for the past and his blessing on the future
and is instituted by Divine authority as is
found in Levticus SYiu rs to 33:-
"AnG the Lord spake unto Nose, saving Alsol
on thetenth day OF this seventh month there shall
lie Gay OF atonement; is shalt be q holy cOnvoca
ton unto YOU, and ye shall afiict your souls and
ofer an offering made by fire uuio the Lord. And
J shall do no work III that same day. for II is q day
OF aoLement, to make an a'onernent for yon before
the Lord NOur ,rod For whais soul ,r be that
shall NOT he afflicted i'll that same daY he shall be cut
off from among his people. And whatsoever sOul it
be that doeth any work IN that same day, the same
soul will destroy from among nG per 70 shall
do no manucr OF work; il shal be u statute forever
lhiougl out our generations in all YOUR dwellings,.
1t sLall yOu Sabbath oi rest, and We shall
affct YOUR souls in the day OF the month at even;
Iom even unto even shah Ye celebrate your Sab
laih."
All Jews, even the least orthodox, keen this
fast reEgiously. TheIo is entire prohibition of
volk. From the afternoon u' tue previous day
until three stals are seen on the ey anlus Of the
Gay Itself, all food is abstained from, except in
cases Of extremity. ALI the synagOgues are
kent open during tue dav aad evening, and are
crowded by worshipperS and peuitents. A beau
| tlful feature Of The day IS Iaat all those who
| have had any quarrels or misunderstanding
ask each Others, pardon, and make restitution
| OF what they have unlnwfully become pos
sesscd OF.
The Day of At1nement was the only day in
| the year when lin the days OF the Temple) the
high priest might enter the SGact1tn Sdnctoiunl,
| and make atOnement for himself his tribe, and
| his whole congregation. Tapre are five PRAYERS
during the day, anG confessions OF sin are made
| by the people, and the prayers tor forgiveness
are repeatedly said. The dav is kept up strictly
until dark. when the PRAYER, "Hear ye, o
| Israel, the Lord our God IS onen - spoken, fol-
| lowed by blast on the snofar or rams horn.
| which proclaims thai the festival is ended, and
| the people may retHrn to their daily avocattons,
sanctfed by their penance.
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LEGAL INTELLIeENCE.

District Court--Judges Sharswood Stroud
sHSo ana ,h1s Inc september term OF This Court
hrst calling, and the various lists will be before the
Court IRON day 70 day until disposed Of.
Court OF Common P1Pas-Judges Allison
and Pierce.-lhis Court also met this morning for
the September term. The mouen lists were takon
up and Will be before the Court tIom day to day
Court OF Quarter sessions-Judge Ludlow.
Edward Mqhen, mere lad vas charged with the
Daniel Louderback. He stole the horse from Mr..
Londerback's table on Passyu Junk road. He took it
$50. he received 925 down, and was TO have re-
ce,ved $40 tne next day. lie came back TO Phila.
oelpha, ard told Mr. LOudeTbaok where he could
get his horse Mr.. Louderback went TO Burlington
and obtained his property he jury, considering
ant and the imprisonment no had already under-
zone, rendered verdict OF nos guilty.
samuel IL. Johnson was CHARGED with assault and
battery up0n Dan el McCOnpechg. On the 10th of
May Mr.. Met OnnechY, aud n friend TO whom ho had
sold some property, went 10 tue office OF Alderman
have certain paper drawn MP. Ihe Alderman was
not IN; but the man who was in the Office drew up
the PAPER. In The afternoon McOGnnechy discoy.
cred but roo late, that the paper was incorrectly
Drawn. He went 10 the Alderman and told him Of
It. The defenoant was standing by his father. The
Alderman offered to correct the paper, and McCon.
necby said be either did not know his business or
was dishonest man. He started OUT of the ONCE,
when young johnson knocked ban down and beat
him severely.
The defense stated that after the paper had been
drawn, Met onnechy came back and said there was
a mistake. lie asked the Alderman to after the
paper; but the A derWan sald that ut the time It
| was not IN his power TO do So McConpechY then
used violent laDeUa 10 tho derman, cal ing low
vie names and push ng the desk aside. rushed out
OF tne Office. The defendant arrested HIM for con-
tempt OF an office, OF jus lco, and for being atox
Gated Tor both Mct tonneehy and his companion
were bolh oil eyed 10 have teen very drunk.
| fined $40 and costs.
William Lake was charged with the larceny of a
| morse, the properly of John Stock. The bill was
| submitted without evidence ana the ury rendered
| q verdict of not guilty.
| John aoOick was charged with assault and bat.
terry upon Annie Foreback and assault and battery
| will intent to kill.
A difficulty arose between tho parties concerning
| the children oil the defendant The prosecutrix
stated that she was driving defendants, CHI dren
| from her yard, and defendant came up and struck
| to xiii her. -
The defense stated that whilc taking his child
| home the prosecuJriX attacked him, with hatchet
| IN her hand. He merely took the hatchet from her
hand and pushed her down. The Jury rendered a
| verdict of not guilty
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
il OF PHILADELPHIA

DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
i OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill south FOURTH Street
INCORPORAI ED 81 MONTH I'D, 1855.
CAPITAL, $3.50 COO, PAID Is
Insurance on Lives. by Yearly Premiums; or bvJ, ,
% year Premiums on-iorieture.
Endowments, payab at q uture age, prior
decease, by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Prcmums-
both C n bes on forfeiture
Annultles granted on favorable terms
Term 20 ilies Chill 'ren's ndowments
This Company while giving the insured the securily
of paid Ca Ita will divCe the entire prodts OF
Ii business among its Policy holders.
Moneys received at Interest, ant paid on demand.
Authorized by charter to execute rusts, and toactl
Executor or Aominis;ratJr, Assignee Guardian n
in other fducary CAPACITIES unCeI appointment any
Court of this ComnOnv eallh of person or ss-
sons, or bodies polite or CORPORATE.
DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL X. SHIPLFY, RICHARD CADBURY,
JLRE MlAl Hal X II, HENRY HAINES,
JOSHUA I'll. MORRIS, WISTAR BRO WN
RICHARD WOOD, WIN. C. LONGSTRETH,
ARIES L COFFIN
SAMUEL SBIPLEY. RON LAND PARRY.
President. ActuarV
THOMAS WlSTAR r, IL. D., J. j. TOWNSE ID.
7HS NCG.cS Es aniner. LeGa. Adviser
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North Carolina.

WASHINGTON, September IA private tele-
gram from Raleigh, N. c., dated to-day, says:-
The Special Military Convention, convene d
here by order of the President for the trial OF
civilian agents of the Freedman's Bureau,
against whom charges were brought by Gene
rails Steadman and Fullerton, to-day concluded
the trial OF Horace James, late captain, charged
with cultivating a plantation while acting as
agent and with completely in tie shooting of a
negro. q..
Other cases will be taken up in q few days.
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PROPOSALS.
A s.lslANi QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
y PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September II, 1866.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

y PHILADELPHIA Pa, September II, 1866.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
Sealed Proposals. VIII be received at this Office
until u O'Clock NJ, THURSDAY, September 27,
1866 for furnishing this department with Forage for
a period of SIX (6) months, commencing October 1,
LORN, OATS, HAY. AND STRAW,
for use of ANIMALS the public SERVICE etc., at this
depot or any other locality within this Command
that may be OH ected ALI grain to be tue best
ouality-Oats, SO POUNDS to the bushel; Corn, 58
pounds to the bushe; Hay, of the best auality Penn
sylvania nmOthy; Straw TO be rye, best quality
ali subject to be inspected ana approved prior TO
delivery. .y.
Proposals will state price per hundred pounds for
Bay and Straw, and per bushel tor Corn and Oals
delivered at places OF consumption in such quantl-
ties and such times as may be ordered (the plIce
10 be stated both in words and fgures)
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persuns whose signatures must he appended to the
guarantee and certified 10 as being good aud sufi
eeut security tor five $O00 thousand dollars by the
United Statee Dis rct Judge Attorney, Collector
or other public officer; 80. @ ..-
reasonable, and no bid from deiauting contractor
All nronosas to be made out on the regular forms
in duplIca (which will be furnished on application
at thls ofhceE and conform TO the terms OF this ad-
yertisement n COPY of which must accompany each
proposal Envelopes 10 be endorsed Proposals for
BIDS will he opened on THURSDAY, September
81 ls66 at l2 o.n ck M, and bidders aIerequested
Bv oTGeI oC Breyet BIigadier. CT neral GEORGE
H. CROSMAN, Assistant QuaItermaster General
20 GEORGE r.. oRME.
9l79t BTevet Major and A. o. NJ
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-17
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
The Rupture Between Austria,
Prussia, and Italy.
Fears that The Peace Will Not Be
Ratified.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc

FLORENCE. Italy, saturday, September l5.-
Advices received here from Prussia say that a
difficulty in the way OF the signature of treaty
OF peace between Austria and Italy has been
raised by Austria in relation to the debt of
Venetia.
The position taken by Austria places the exc
cu,ion of the treaty OF peace signed at Prague
in great doubt.
The Vienna confer ence has been adjourned for
a few days.
Count WimpCen will be the Austrian Minister
to Italy upon the conclusion of peace.
LONDON, Sunday, September l6.-The ship
Anglo Jndaamdn is stated in Sydney (South
wales) advlces, to have arrived at that port
leaky.