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s1ocKs.-Mr. Tbos. G. Blair as adj
Illustrator Of the estate Of Joseph
Walters, deceased, sold, last week, i've
shares Of stock in the Peoples Bank nj
$50 80 per ahare-oTiginHl valuation,
$50 per share; one share in the North
West Virginia Agricultural Society at
SGO-Original valuation SlOJ; and three
shares in the odd Fellows Hail AssOci-
alton at SI55t per share-oriRinal yhlu-
alton so per share. He also offered
stocks OF the HemPtield Rail Road
Company, and Wheeling Skating Park
Association, which nobody would
tonch.
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A Card to the Ladies.
DR. DUPOSCO's
Golden Periodical Pills

InEallibl, = tnCorrecfknE LEreEul antilles,
RRmoy ting Distractions OF the
nontINly Turns, from what
ever CauSe, An9 Always
sue eessTul rs Proven
tlNe e. where health
---tsr ~ III not permit IL %
EEMALH PECULIARLY SITUATED.
Il or those GnI7posing themselves 20, are
cautioned against using these pills E1ile in
thai condition, IS 1he proprietor assumes NO
responsibility after the ABOVE Rdnonitton.
although their nLAdness wou- d prevent any
mischief 10 health, otherwise the Pills are
recommended
- ACTIAG LIKE A GHARH
In Removing Obstruction ana Restoring Ma
ture 70 its Proper Channel, QUILTING THE
NERVES, and bringing back the ~Esozy color
OF Health" TO the cheek OF the most delicate
Full and explicit directions accom- pary
each box. Price, 81 per box SIX boxeS, S.
Sold by one Druggtst IN every town, Village,
city, and hamlet throughout the world, Sold
in Wheeling by ACCABE, KRAFT 4 co.
Druggists, at Wholesale and Retail.
LADIES' By sending him 81 70 the Wheel
ing Post once, can have the Pills semi fcanr-
dsntisllyJ ~ 1s1l to dTB part efdSe eOIafTy.
free OF Postage
Sole Proprietor New YoFk
DEAAS BARNES a Co, General WhO4E-
sale Agents, New York iySI-IRugm
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The white Pine Compound,

Ill was sariy in toe ePE1ng of 81 ttset This
compound was originated 4 metnosr OF my
tanifly sEas Afflicted with an irritat on OF the
throat attended with dtslgTeeable cough.
mad for some months previous thought that
a preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be 50 Compounded
As TO be y6Ty useful in diseases OF the throat
and lungs Totsst the value Of II ia Tue CsAse
alIuded to i compounded 8 small 9uAhuly
al the ne-ilcins that I had been manning,
and gave II in tsaspoonful dossS The reSun
was eIesed!ngy EEaiItyiREg Hi VIZ ,.,,i Two
Cd, the cough Eubsided and speedy cure
WAS effected. Soon after this, Isent some 10
suffering for some weeks nom > hasd cough
occaEioned by sudden cod, and hsd Esilssai
mucus streaked with o. cd. She soon i9uhd
relief and sent for more. She took sbout
ten ounces OF IT, and got well j. B. Clarke,
Eso editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial Of the same preparation IN the
ately. He was 50 highly pleased with the re-
suits, and 50 confident In succes attending lts
sales II placed before the public, inst he
finally persuaded me TO give II = name, and
send IL abroad TO benefit the suffering In
the name OF White Pine Compound In Two
years from that time there had been Eholf-
sailed In Asnchests. alone one hundred dol
Lars worth, where II took the Lead OF ali me
cough remedies In the market. and IL still
maintains that position. There Is good rH4-
son for this II = yy s0o.i I ana hsaiD ma
pleasant withal TO the taste, and Is exceed
ingly cheap
White Pine Compound stands unTtYaied. II
was not originated foE that purpose; but
person in using it foE cough was not only
cured of the cough, but was also cured OF a
kidney difficulty OF ten years Standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used it for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured
The above was written BY DR.. Poland. In
1852 Since then, as IN Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
ali Cough remedies, as wen as a preparation
for the cuTsof Kidney dim culties, IN every city
ovyn, village and hamlet Throughout the
New England States.
TINS remedy is as safe and pleasant to tske
Is 8 raT
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
?. g. HILDRETH g BRO,

% Main Street,
WHEELING, ". VA
"HoLEaALE DEALERS IN NAIL BOD
w Bar IrUn, Mails, Shsst Iron, Wne, Casf
Steel, Window GlAsz, Printing Paper, Wrap
ing Paper, Plaster RaEla, Land PlastsF. e.
menl, Maryland Limo, Common Lime, Floor,
Shanghai Matches, Salt, Wooden Ware, IEe.
Agents for HOWe's Improved Counter and
Platfnm SeaIeS-
he htohss1 n1arkGf price PGdJoT RoCI, 70
aeed. Gflaelo, Scrap 1rOEl- Dr. iyp
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MfdifaI.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
ESTA sLIsHED AS 4 REFUGE ss,,,
QUACKERY.
TIE ONLY PLACE WERE 4 cyrsz
CIV BE ORE4[HRD.

DR JoH SseS has discovered n. M.
IL Certain, Speedy, and only E--.--r.
Remedy m the word for WEAKNESS ~ - =
Back or Limbs, Stnctur6z, A8ec1ioa ~ -
kidneys and BiaddeT, involuntary Bl-gs-..l7
Ees Impotsncy, General Debility, Ssry-t-.
ness, DYSPEPSIA, LanEuoF, Low SplrItg -
fusion Of Ideas, PaPitatfon OF tbs H..
Timidity Trembling, DfmneR OF SEQ
CsttdfpezS D5@asa OF the He'd Jr-7NSs
Soss, or skin, Affections Of The Live, Il-g-Z
-L1marh, or BOGets-t&ose Tennis I5s-
d. aFisinR Nun SjolttATy HABITS q Yn1I5
uEseret and solitary prnettoss more fSraJ : .
thsIr victims than the song Of Syre1ls - -
Marines Of UlyEaS- bEghEnE Ibets 49,
rTilILant hons or Rnfic1part1TlS- rzF--t.-I->I'
Trs-rIs=e &c impossible
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YOUNG MES

Espec!aIly, who have bec1ne he yic.fr,..-.
solitary vice that dresdfpl Enl es5s-y7i1,.ts.
habit which annually sweeps 10 A g1rrlr,. .
grave thousauds OF Young Men OF ~. -.
excellent talents and brilliant IItelLS[.t :, -
might otherwise have entrancei l.fsr,-
Senator'S with the thundeFS OF elCsg Us.Ts.- g
Eskel 20 sss1Sey the living Tyre, ulsy 81
JEiih full coudGeuoa
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WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY In
w store, Tea, Couee, Chewing and SInOk-
in z Tobacco, Nails, Buckets, Tubs, Bronms
Essence Coffee, BIT CRTb soda, German, Irish,
Bleach and Family soap, Candies, LEAD,
Grain Bags Wrapping Irvine, Wrapping
Pa per, Lake White Fish and Herring, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches, Beams, Crackers, salt,
Wheeling manufactured articles generally.
marIl PRYOR. HASDLAS d CO.
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YOUNG MEN

Who nave injured themselves by 4 rerrs
pa etice, INDUCED In when alone, = hah!t ne
qutsntly learn Cd from evil com pan oIls OF !
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render
marriage I'm apostolic, and destroys both IN nd
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity That yOCng man, the hOpe1
his country. the pride of his parents Shout.
be snatcaed rom all prospects, ana enjoy
msnts OF LIE by 1thecOlSsquenec OF dsS1
AfinE from the path Of nature, and Indulg
ing IN 9 certain secret habit Such person
must, before contemplating
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DR. JOHNSON,

Member Of The Royal Collsgs Of Surs-oD.
London Graduate Ozone OF the nlos1 eruiTsT,f
C6neEAs In the United States, Lnd the g-esi-s
part OF Ehnse lie h1s been SPent N The hus.
p4tats Of London, RArfS, PhuAdelphEa AnJ
elsewhere, has edsctso some OF the EnCEt -
tonishinS cures that were eyer known many
troubled with ringing In the bead And earS
when aSiSep, great neTVULzsle1E, being alaFTnf,i
Al sudden sounds, bzshfnlneA with tre,q uebI
blushinK attended sometimes with derInRe-
mani Of Inlnd. EeLe cured tmmsdlAtsly.
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MILL
FOR SALE.
THE EXCRLSIORI IRON WORKS
CoxsIsTISG or
ROLLING MILL
Ill AND
HINGE FACTORY,

situated two and a hslf miles below Pits
5urRh on the ntlio TiveE adjoining the Pits
burZh Fo.gs and Iron Company s WoIks,
aud q sflorT distance below the % perlor h2Al
MN and MAIiehests Locomotive VOTES I;
can Be reached by accommodation trains on
the Pittsburgh, Fort wayne and Chlcdso
Railroad Company and Manchester St-se1
Carr -,
The A!II c ornprtses thirteen Boiling Fur
naces, one Scrap Furnace aud Ave Heating
Furnaces Patent S4ueeLeE. Muck Alll, sheet
NH, IS inch Bar Mill asd S-inch Guide Mil,
nve 30 len; one % inch Cylinder Engine nye
feet stroke entirely new, OF superior work
ruanshiu, made by Jessra. Mcintosh, Hemp
hIll & Co.: one I5-inch Cylinder Engine. ns--
for running S-inch II II Shears. LsLhes- &c,
SC. Hinge Factory Tor manufactuEtns strap
and 7 Hinges, all IN complete running ORDER
capacity can be doubled n small expense
In connection with Hinge Factory i q com
plete y achlne shop, WITH Engine Lathes,
PIaners, Dfills, Pr eS>eS- &c, &c
Also, lot OF Assorted Iron, Juuiata Bloom;
% tons Metal, assorted Fire BRICK, HorsSsr
Mules, Wagons. Carts, Harness etc, etc
In addition there are twenty-etght Dwell
ing Houses for hands, and one House Tor
Real Estate comprises Eight Acres Of
Ground, extending from p, FL-W- \ q. X r
track 10 the Ohio river, with a river front Of
IS feet 4 switch from the p Fl W. & z.
R r extends TO the Mil. This, with the
river, affords unsurpassed fac1 tiles for re-
eeiving coal and metal. and shipping pro-
The sale viii take place on the premises on
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN his ONCE.
INCONSISTENCIES, or TEE RRE.ss


ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this estsn-
Ii Lhment within the Last twenty years, and
In numerous I'm p0rtant surgical Operations
pen '7nunA By N. JOHNSON, vttnssEed by The
rep srtArs OF 1Ite SIrH and many other paper
mott ces OF which have appeared again and
again be1OrH The public, be1ides his Standing
rs q gentleman Of character and rexpectz-
bility Is = sufficient guarantees 70 the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
mRr5-ly" E-Ts
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TGAvsFERs or REAL ESTATE. &C.
The following is "a list of transfers OF
real estate &c, admitted TO record in the
Office OF the Recorder of Ohio county
during tho week ending August Slst,
-fS-
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reflect that 4 sound mind and body are the
most neSssaTy requisites to promote conn ~
Dial hApineSz Indeed, without these TIE
Journey through life becomes weary tll9rf.
mage; the prospect hourly. daxkens 10 the
view, the mind becomes Eha lowed with de-
pair and nlIed with the melancholy rsuec-
ton thai the happiness OF another 6SoomeS
bliRhtsd with our own.
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acknowledgement

a0XDAI aORNIxG. ~EPE. =
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a lease from Elizabeth CharHoek 10
Vim. McAdams, OF part Of lot No. II,
corner OF ChspIiue and EOfF streets,
Centre Wheeling. Admitted 10 record
August 2, l55T.
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schr Maggie Mcneil. Snow. hence. at Charleston
Schr Lucy Holmes. EldridRe, hence. at Kingston
sehr Henry CrOskey Potter. hence at Boston i7th
sobr Golden Esgle Howes, for Philadelphia, sailed
from New BEDFORD l7th Inst.
scbr 3. Watson. Watson, for Philadelphia, cleared
scST HaEieton. Gardiner. hence. at Pawtuoket 10th
Scbr NJ. staDdlsb, Rich. for Gardiner and Phiadel.
phIa cleared Boston 18th Inst,
schTs Halo Dieney, aud Htawatha, Newman, hence,
q Newport 18th inst.
Boston 18th inst.
Sschr r. n NayIor NayIor. from Boston for PhIla.
dephiA. at Newport 18TH inst
kchr a. wooley hence at Norwich 10th inst.
st br Mary E, Vanoleaf Cobb, hence AZ Portland
18Th Inst
schr Dart Smith. for Philadelphia, sailed from
Washington 18th inst.
scbT q q. Clark, Foster from st. John, N, B., for
Philadelphia sRled from Portland 10Th inst.
schrs ]. Magee and Cherub, hence, at Washington
18Th inst
schr q. L. vandervoort, for Philadelphia or New
York, sailed from Providence nth inst,
Scbr o COmery. from HallOwell for Philadelphia,
at Boston l6 h inst.
led from PrvOidence 18th inst.
StesmtuR Archibald Getty, hence for SAVANNAH, Is
in Haiteras Inlet with loss OF rudder.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
Na GOV RNMEN SALE.

Ga G o V E R N ENT SALE.
Bureau Of Refugees. Freedmen. and Abandonedl
Office A. A. Q. NJ and D. o. State Of Georgia,
ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 8, 1867.
WIN De SOLO at Auction on the premises, at
49, a AAOSp55IAs SEORGIA, NOV. %, 1867,
the Land ana buildings known as the
AUGUSIA MACHINE WORKS AND LOT,
TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property consists of tract OF land which
north by DAntgnac street, east by jackson street,
south by Adams street, and west by Campbell street
lls northern and southern lines being aOOut
dred ana ninety feet and It's eastern aud iues
ABOUT thiee hundred ana ntneLy-tWO feet. GA which
are situated one threestory brick building loo feet
by 80 teet one brick foundry $50 feet By 81 Ieet and
several smaller buildings. ..ll Ilt
Eleven OD city lets, situated on the south side of
ADAMS street, between Campbell and Jackson streets.
designated In numbers the pan OF the city OF Au-
gustA made by William Phillips. as NJ. 49, a. ls 2O
~, 2S, 26 "a, 25, and %. - = =
one triangular Of 'front.' on the south side
Of Fenwick street. between the Augusta canal and
Tie machine works, lot, and buildings win be sold
together the city lots SepRrafely -f .a NE
Also, at the same time and place, VIII be sold four
frame building 20 BY feet, situated on tne erosn
of the Richmond County Academy, Telfair street
For further particulars in regard 20 this nronart
inquire at this Office and that of Brevet Colonel M T.
hhlersj corner OF Green and jackson streets, Au-
gusIa Georgia. where the plans of the property be
Terms cash for all the property except the machine
works ana lot one half of which will be required CASH
anu the balance IN four months. NO liHtt
SAFE 10 commence AZ II o'clock A. M. l3
Q. n. WATSON, d
,,,,,s. A. A. Q. NJ. and ID. o.,
~ a lot Bureau r., f., and A. Il,
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PATENTS.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIO
L. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIcE.l

I NFPAhIMENI y
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 1867. I
On the petition of ia hS MCCARTHY, of Reading
Pa, praying for the extension of patent ed
M the 3lsI day January 1874, for prove ment
In Rollers for scarhng the edges OF SIX lps for lap
welded tubes, for seven from the expiration of
said patent which takes place on The 8lst daY of
January 1863 II is ordered that the said petition
heard the Patent Office Monday, the 18th day of
January next at IL O'Clock M all pc sons are
notified to appear and show cause, If any they have
why seid petition ought not to be granted.
Peysous opposing the extension are required to he
In the Pat n Ofce their objections specially set forth
writif at least ttCeU days before the day
irg all I, slimony filed either party be used
the sRu hearing, must be taken and transmitted In
cOTdance with the rules OF the Office which Will be
lulnisht on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon testi-
mony be filed In the office tlOeny days before
OF heaIiug the arguments, ii any, within ten days
after Aling the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In the
Republican" and in The "InJelligencer" Was ling-
phia Pa once q week for th ee successive weeks the
first of said publications to be at least sixty days
Vious to the day of hearing. r. @. THE ARER,
ll6w3t Commissioner of Patents.
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OLEAREp YESTERDAY

Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, Wilmington, N. O., Phi
ladelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
str Beverly Pierce, New York. w. p. Clyde d Go,
Surf Franklin PiersOn. Baltimore A. Groves, Jr.
str Ann Eliza Richards, New York, w. z. Clyde& Co
Tug Thos Jefferson Allen, tor Baltimore, with TOW
OF barges, w, p. Clyde a. Co
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PROPOSALS
pROPOsALs FOR WOOD.
DEPOT ouARTERMAsrER's OFFIcE, |


WASHIhgTON, ID, g., Nov. 49, 1887, j.
Sealfd proposals. from responsible parties WIZ be
received at this office until y M on SATURDAY;
Dtcembtr7 Tor the delivery of sOO0J three thousand
cords OF Mel-seasoned, sound, and merchantaoe
HARD WOOD, feet long, aud split to the ordinary
size Of cord wood.
The contractor to keep the wood on hand at cou-
v.nient point. and deliver it-on orders from this
ofce-at place in the city, iD.such quantities
mey from lime to time be required.
An inspector will be designated the part OF the
Government to exam Inc and measure the wood
delivered, ana such does conform TO the speci-
hcBtons above Will be rejected.
The names of two responsible persons signed, In
the own hand TO "A statement that they Will become
securities In the contract is awarded TO the
bidder must accompany each proposal,
BONDS In the sum OF ten thousand dollars, signed by
himself Rno both bis surees will be required OF the
,ucCessfu bidder
Payments for woou received will be made monthly.
II I'm funds, or ap sdon hereafter as funds furnished
Tor the purpose
The successful bidder must hold himself in readi-
ness TO commence delivery on the l5tn December
next.
all bids will be submitted to the Quartermaster.
enerRl for Instructions before awarding contract.
Blr derB Will address proposals TO the Undersigned
andols ed Proposals for Wood and invited To be
present at the opening of bids
BY order OF the Quartermaster General.
j. q, McFERRAN,
Deputy Quarterm aster., isnerAi
IL l9@ Bvt. Brig. Gen. U. 5. Army.
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SHIPPING

sMss PASsAG TO AND FRON
By sTEAMsHfP AND SAILING PAcKETn
FrsAvA4LASLETHRoGaHoU AHShLR4HIR HAhh1S ENe1ANr
IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES.
sO' I pAf.0uifIi1A IAPso6TTs fPRjS r BROTHERS &oo.
II or IHos. 4. sEARLE, No, 2T wALNUf
- PHILADELPHIA, RICHmOND
tEN AER oMSoakF3+k 1 hEEAM5HaP a Ms III LIHE
THROUGH REGEiPTs Sn Ts.31d IL NEwBERN.
seabSard Roanoke Rarosd DiI and 70 % Eynchbur9
Snr Is1nsssee and the West yS Norfolk Peters
T6e regularity, safety and cheapness of this roup
commend II 20 the public as the most desirable
medium for carrying every descI Upton OF freight.
NO charge for commission, drayage, or any expenss
Steamships insure st lowest rates and leave regu.
aTy from trst wharf ri above Market street.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE d co.
NO. IA North and South WHARVEs.
oW p. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and CIty
7. P. CRowELL q CO., Agents at Norfolk. "a
kniaSSE 4 POLY, ,-DAILY LINE FOR BALTl
dl7A...azsallh MORE, via Chesapeake and Dels
Philadelphia and Baltlmere Union Steamboat Com.
The Steamers OF this line are now plying regularly
oeEween ibis port and Baltimore, leaving the Pier No
IN. Deiawhre avenue, above Market street daily at
@9eiSeks r IN n Ssnndays exeePteal
Freight handled with great care. delivered
promptly and, forwarded TO all points beyond the
.eIminuB free OF com mission.
Particular attention paid to the transportatio OF
Al description OF Merchandise, Horses, Carriages
For further information apply to
- John ID. RUOFF, Agent,
bl6e No. 15 N. DELA AWARE Avenue,
- NEW EXP less LINE re
NSftSrA ALEXANDRIA, Georgetown, and WashinRtOp
ia1h3dE ID. C. via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
with connections az Alex xandra from the most drec
toute for Iynohburg Briatoi. Knoxville, Nsshviiis
Dalton, and the southwest.
Steamers leave regularly nom the first wharf ahoV,
Freight received daily. 49, -
no, IA North and South WharVen
J. B. DAVIDSON A gent at GEORGETOWN. '-'s
M. EbDRID0E 81 Co., Agents at Alexandra, VI
gnia. i
>FTFf FOR NEW YORK. VIA nRT.A
$1,000 ware aud Itaritan Canal.
kxpfeas steamboat Company steam Prouelar,
leave Daily from first wharf below Market sJreei
Through IN tWenty. four hours. Goods forwarded M
All pointA Ndfth East, and West, free OF comm
WM. p. CLYDE a. CO., Agents,
JAMES HAND. Agent, ~
No. lOl'Wall street, New YORK. III
smua@ FOH NEW YORKs-sVHFT
k~>fdit9h,,rtAaf~ SURF Transportation Company De
Z apatch and Swiftaure lines, via Della
March. leaving daily at u M. and 8 p. M cOnnectnI
with all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which Will be taken on accommodating
WILLIAM NJ BAIRD eco,
III NO, lS2 b. DELAWARE Avenue,
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ARRIVED YEsTHRDAY.

steamship Tonawanda, Jennings 20 hours trom
Snvanhnah, with cotton, etc, 20 Philadelphia ana
s1Hsney1 nria IN Mail nay Steamship Co. - ,,.
win mol asses 20 A, MeriDO
bcbf E Magee Rarnes a dayR from BOSTON, with
mdse. 70 captain, -'
SchI ~ 4. Thorn. Townsend. 8 days from New York.
IN Dellaal 70 d. =. StetsOn a Co.
sChI W. dlllum. scOVille DAYS from Middlet0wn,
Win stone TO captain,
bchr ~. Matthew'S, McFlWee. s dava from Ware.
ham, In ballast TO captain 49, ~
Bchr Wm. Henry, Cochran 4 davs Fron Ea ieral.-
burg Win ties aud grain TO j. T. Bewey ~ Co
J. II. Bewley d Co. WV" s'"'- ~
schT Eile, Bgekson' day from Lelpsic. with grain
grain TO j. H. Bewley d Co. S' Wv"
steamer E. 9. Bloalei heC9e, a nouIa from New
Rteempr o. COmst0ck. Drake, - hOura from Nev,
Nvort vsth mdse, 10 W. NJ Baird q Co ' ~"
Steamer Tacony; Hienols; q hours from New York
with mdae 10 w. p ClyQe y 20,
1nQ sThOs. JeferHon, Alien, from hhltimore, with
tow 81 barges 70 w, p. Oyae Co.
MEMORANDA.
steamship Wyoming, Teal hence at Savannah yes
terday.
sRrIS 4 C York York from st. John NJ b. for Phi.
iadelphiR sailed from Portland 10Th inst
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne'Os see First Page
ALMANAC FOB Observation-Disclosures DAY.
Sun RISES. SO MOON RISES ...--. SO
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
GEORGE N. ALLEN, /
MATHEW BAIRD, = 0NTHIY OoAAIrTEa.
JOSEPH o. CRUDE,
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November 2l, at 10 O'Clock, embracing about 1900
pack ages and lots Of staple and fancy articles I1lSSt
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= r o P o s A L s.

. II o p o A L s.
PHILADEL PHIA, Pa, Nov. 20, 1867
Sealed Proposals in duplicate win 6e received by
the undersigned at No. hob GtRARD Street, third
moor, or directed Post Office Box 1898. in this city,
unil 10 A. NJ Nov %, 1867, for fur ishing the United
with '
FRESH BEEF
OF good marketable quality, in equal proportion of
tore and hind quarters excluding necks shanks and
kidney tallOw Also.
CORNED BEEF
OF the best quality aud the usual corning pieces. The
said Beet 10 be delivered free of cost TO the troops,
etc., at Fort Delaware Dell in such quantities and at
such times as may be required by the Commanding
chcer at Fort Delaware and TO continue in force six
months, commencing on the lst day of December,
1867 or such less time as the Commissary General
shall direct and subject to his approval.
Bidders Will make separate proposals for each arti-
Gle and In separate letters. and, acceptance OF
their bids, will give SUI security may be required
for the fathful perform PCe of their agreement
Bios must be endorsed Proposals for Beef. ETC."
1I2O3t Bvt BrIgadier.General A. O. G. s,