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Trccdincn's Bureau Report-PartIaI
DfscOnttnuauce Recommended.


General Howard, Commissioner Of tie
frccdmen's Bureau, has completed his au
hhal report and laid it before the Score
tary OF War. The most important recon-
mendation is that the Bureau be discop-
l,hucd as, separate institution in JULY
next, when the law expires. Respecting
the unsettled claims Tor back pay and
bounty, the Commissioner recommends,
however, n continuance of the division II,
connection with the War Department as
long as it shall be deemed necessary for
the completion Of the work committed to
its charge. In this connection, General
Howard remarks that it may seem hazard
Gus to withdraw this bureau agency so
soon, though he bases the recommendation
on the belief that leach Of the several
States where the Bureau exists or has ex-
lsted will be completely reconstructed BY
next July, and the freedmen, having all
the rights of citizenship, can protect them
selves with such aid as the United States
military forces may be able to render"
The Commissioner says that twenty
eight civil agents have been discharged
and torty-eight volunteer officers mustered
ont. Tie notices the working Of the recon
struction acts, and says their effect has
been good, and that the freedmen, as
people, are making rapid progress in edu-
cation, science, arts, and all branches of
industry. The amount Of abandoned lands
IN possession of the Bureau is 2l5,024
acres, and the number Of pieces Of town
property is $50. A large part Of the aban.
doned land is of swampy character, and
of ba
greater proportion OF it is merely in the
nominal possession Of the Bureau, and
would ere this have been turned over to
former owners under the law had they
made application therefor.
The average number Of rations issued
during the year ending 1st of September
was II sos per day. The total amount Of
supplies furnished was S50,4D0 pounds OF
bacon and pork, and $500, 300 pounds Of
corn. The total number of persons re-
cciving relief is reported at 233 3D. the
average number was about 5000, the
highest number being in July, $4,000.
Considerably more than half the number
were whites. The whole amount expend-
cd was sl4j,9J3. That is nearly SIS to each
person for the period Of four months, or 50
per month. This special relief was dis
continued in August. The appropriations
to the Bureau for the year ending July J.,
1861, amounted to So, 1886, 800, aud expen-
dilures for eleven months, ending with the
3lst Of August, amounted to S. ,597 1891 60.
The principal items of expenditure are the
following: For schools and school build
ings, &553, DIG; subsistence stores, incud-
ing special relief under the act Of last
March, 81 ,4G0,32G; transportation, 1921
755 salaries OF agents, clerks, &C., 1921, :
420; medical department, $50 900; quar-
tiers, fuel, &C., l35, 100; clothing, sllG,6SS
The surplus from unexpended appropria-
tions for this year will be sufficient for
the purposes of the Bureau during the
present fiscal year, ending next July.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Presi-
dent has again declined to interfere in GER
tain orders Of Generals Pope and Scho-
field, the Law giving him no power to annul
or modify the orders of those officers.
The revenue receipts to-day were 81
067, 900.
General Pope writes General Grant in
,crard TO the circumstances from his dis
trict that the complaints are merely pre-
texts. The real object Of these complaints
about apportionmont is to arrest recon-
struction.
Governor Parsons, OF Alabama, has visit
ed the President.
The debt statement for the month OF
October will show decrease of $2,OOO,OO0.
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Corn md Flour Exchange. Norember 1, 1ss7

Corn md Flour Exchange, November 4, 1867
OFFERINGS. Whcdt-White, 1853 bushels ;
red ia bushels. CDr1-Whitc. 1.fSt bushels !;
Yellow, 1856 bushels mixed, 662 bushels
Gris-l. l2s bushels. Rye-l56 bushels. Mni-
yellow. Is bushels white, 50 bushels Scre~n
| ;n1s Us bushels.
S,rrs IVhsnt-White, 1,jo2 bushels very
had. very inferior, TO fair and very Good, at
s1Gsl. 80 and 81 50T e. 20. red, 4si pnsheis nt
| soTs2. SoGIS2 30. t6rn-White, l. lS bnsneis
| ut 81 2jdlsl %: yellow, ia ousneis ~ -"
Tsl ~: mixed 776 bushels NJ NJ tns-
| 222 bushels at CSC Rys-l+6 bushels ~ !: = %
| TSl 10. Bnriu-5 bushels 1T 95c. N'nf-1r 81.
low. u bushels 1T 1928. ScreentHgs-lo oush-
| els IT 81
Tobacco Exchange, November 1, 1867.
Breaks and receipts very small. Market
buoyant and prices without any noticeable
change. Below We give the transactions for
| the past three days: is hogsheads, tieTces,
and boxes offered and sold:
NASUFAcTCRIsa TOBACCO.
Lu1s.-Common 20 medium dark working
IS 10 80: good dark working, IS to Sl2 sun.
cured, common, 81 to sl2 sun cured, good
| Sl2 20 lis coal-cuTed, common, - 10 Sl5 ;
coal-cured, bright, sl2 10 S25; coal-cured, fan
| cy. $50 TO S45.
Leaf-Common dark working, 81 to 80 me-
| dunn dark working. $40 to Sl4; good dark
| working, Sl5 to 81; fine and wrapping, SlS TO
| S2l; sun-cured, 2l5 70 S25 and $50 yellow
wrappers, common, $40 TO s35 yellow wrap
| pers, medium TO extra, $40 10 SlOo and $780,
aHIPPISG TOBACCO.
| LuGs-Tery common and heavy weights, -
| 10 - %: medium S6 10 S.: good. Is TO $40 80.
Lsnf-English shipping, Sis to i22. 50; CONT
| mental shipping, slS 10 Sis and S2S.
sTgMMISG TOBACCO.
LtGf-Common, Sl2 to sl4 good, Sl5 to III;
fine. SIS to go and $23
Stems-Very common to good, s16s4.5o.
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! Coon SuGGEsTIoN.-Thc attention OF
I@-vral SchCGcld is invited to the follow
~t .aom the Lynchburg Ne,cS:
The only remedy for double voting IS
20 require all voting 10 be done through
oa, the State on the same day, and 10
.-"v The necessary arrangements TO take
al tie votes in one day; aud such, we
@pa viii be the order hereafter"
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! TRUMP SLEErER FROM RICHMOND
u@.yr Alder, OF HE Third Ward, made
gate novel arrest last evening. Be
.s.a eight and nine o'clock ne was
a-ei on 10 wake up man who was
asleep in the Njnth-streec Methodist
Gvth, q, he could not be aroused. The
YET finally aroused him and took him
n,ar station, where ne locked him up
4e gave hi, name as William ID. Trump,
- occupation as a bookbiniler, and says
.a hs5l> from Richmond, Va Washington
L-.lI.ln.
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Tna LrGAIlTY or THE VIRGINIA El.Ec-
Joau II. Gilmcr, oC Richmond, Va,
protested t. General Schoticld against
.-n,i,r Of the late election in Virgil
d. has arrived here for the purpose OF
a1 Lis complaint before the President,
N.. ]. is understood that Mr.. Johnson
......aiu> that the Executive has no power
o Interfere. under the law il the prem
s,.--l, nshiugton star.
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GENERAL SCHofIELD.-An investigation
"a ''ac matter has satisfied us Of the cor
.,cta"ss Of the explanation offered by
'gbela. Schoted, and We believe that any
.@-a.a u.GH, after due examination. Will
Wy forced to admit the difficulty, II not the
"~foa>Jluty, Of 50 arranging the districts
d. 20 prevent such result. On this SUD
" *, 'hc.eicrc, &c think it due TO the com,
---1-.a2 general that he should be relieved
NJ Il the censures in which some have 50
"ee': INDUCED. Lynchbury NerS.
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The JAFrA CoLoNlsTs.-MarkT Twain, OF
the Tribune, writing from Alexandria,
Egvpt, under date of the I'd ultimo, thus
speaks of the deludcd Jaiia colonlsts, now
en- route to the United States
"For one year under the flaming sun OF
SYRIA the co!onists have struggled along,
moneyless, disappointed, disheartened,
and hopeless. The prophet treasurer,
Adams, has had to support them most cl
The time, because he could not help him.
self. He is glad to get rid OF any that
leave him, no doubt, and they are
glad enough to get away from the hithy,
tbicying, miserable horde Of pau
per Arabs that have infested their
.snaradise" like vermin for so many
weary months. Poor Adams himself has
suffered much. Oar consul at Jerusalem
has been obliged to mprison him twice for
varjous reasons; his lambs, whom be was
irving SO hard to lead to heaven by ne "
road, have grumbled sore and sighed Tor
the tieshpots of America his crops nave
come To naught, and even the wife OF MS
bosom, instead of comforting him IN MS
season of affection, would deprive him OF
the moor consolation of getting drunk. lie
has had harder run Of luck than almost
anv prophet that every lived, because Ill
addition to his mere ordinary Sulferlngs,
he has had the humiliation OF seeing all
his prophecies go by default. IL cahhot
be otherwise than disgusting to prophe,t.
when his prophecies don't MT the almanac.
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pH!LADELruA, November "a fire oc-
~ri this afternoon at the Arctic Oil
W.E>o, Cornelius DcForcst. Loss, IS 500.
Tie Ire communicated to the Quintard
ICON Works, Owned by Rogers & Corricll.
.s-s, 206Go; supposed to be Insured.
CulrMurs, ONO, November "A large
lea~iiary fire at the Ohio penitcntiary
.t evening DESTROYED property to the
v@t Of about $4,000; partially in
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A DESPERATE PRIZE Fight AT We

A DESPERATE PRIZE FIGHT AT WEE
HAwKEN, Y. J.-This morning a very
lively "mil'' came off near Weehawken,
n. j., between two amateur fighters,
named John Hawley and Pat. Keenan,, in
which they fought twenty rounds, lasting
nearly all hour, resulting IN kcenan COM
ing off victorious. The parties are both
Brook yuitcs, and each in weight over one
hundred and fifty pounds. They left the
city of Brooklyn about II O'Clock, and
crossed into New Jersey at ali carly hour
this morning. They pitched ring about
two miles back Of Weehawken, where the
encounter took place. There was no mo-
ncv stakcd, further than that tie
party who lost was to dc!ray the
general expenses. 1t was more for
10 test the merits Of the two
men. At little after daylight they en-
tered the ring, BIZ Allen, Of Williams
burg, acting as referee. The fight from the
commencement, though severely contest
ed, was all in favor OF Keenan,, who in the
twentieth round made bold dash at his
opponent, and succeeded in getting him III
"chancery," when he punished him for
about seven minutes so badly that the re-
fcrec ordered him to drop his man, as llaw
ley could not strike blow.
Hawley was carried to his corner hor-
rid specimen of humanity, when his Sc
conds threw up the sponge i'll token of de-
feat. A more desperate little fight has
seldom been witnessed. Most OF the party
returned home by the Forty-second street
ferry. uawley was terribly beaten, and
had enc Of his fingers brokcn.-Acr lorIt
EUcniHg Express, NorrnJcr 2.
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From New Orleans.

Naw O&LEANS, November :.-Cuthbcrt
I Il h.> withdrawn bis acceptance .:
Accomplishment OF sheriff of New Orleans,
AID declines the office.
There were only three deaths from yell
IS .r}er yesterday.
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The Georgia Election.

: ATLANTA, November Additional re-
turns received from the State election in
dictate majority for the Convention Of
from $4,000 to $4,000. The regular
"Union" nominees are elected in all the
districts heard from.
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arrest by IL Tcgro Vigilance Com.
Inltfcc.

CHARLESTON, s. c., November ga
z.'a man WAS arrested yesterday morn
.- near this city under authority of ne
vigilance committee. Those who made
&rreS, are now ia the custody Of tie
tarV
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VIRGINIA SALr.-It is stated that ope-
raials at the salt works in Smythe county,
Va. We're never more active than al pre-
sent Vas, quantities of the article are
rpyl every day TO different portions OF
Virginia, Tennessee, aud other States, and
.-v pgonietoys are accommodating hand
s-t.r returns
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yor,n Cnroisn. Politics.

RALEIGH, n. c., November 4.-lhe Re
nublicans ofthe county on Saturday nom
mated for the State Convention James H.
Harris negro J. P. Andrews, Rev. Stokes
Franklin, and Benton J. Williams, wnl'e'
Governor Worth appoints the -otn III
slant rs thanksgiving day.
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Educational.

lICHMOSD + y NJ Il l. f lNSl l.
~ TUTG This institution, designed Tor glri'
and vouun ladies' aay scholars H ii bn,rd- rs, i
now in il, twelfth session with ilaitetlng patr"f-
see chs Faculty consists i nine ape ana e%re-
rs:ced Instructors. Nilu 'hls NUN vi teeeu 8
ci&s,es the IE,titu'e May reeve INTO liz ample
Recommendations addirIo-ai trp''s AZ "nY tme,
YIN iha certainty that each one, whether in the
lem. rts or il, the ichest cnii-sia stujles wll
be properly classed and faithful y taught
Charges moderate, and Only from liIne OF en-
trance.
~ Gu KLgS il. WINsT0F, A. M,
o1 W. President.
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II was said Of Didcrot that he often liked
w. con'crse wiIh the most commonplace
4 PIE, nccauSe they would listen TO him.
IL vas like d man playing ball against,
Who c&claims at each rebound ::
Ina! %all plays remarkably well !"
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@o,Ias.DE BHIDGE.-TLe repairs TO the
"'-'a across the river on the SouthSldc
4. .., Io4derc& necessary by the damages
.-'@. Tie ate frcsAct, will be completed
~ Gay, and trains will pass over 1t as
--....- LDnEht1tu NOES.
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RAILROAD PROPERLY DEsTRoYED.-On
..d!y night last the machine shop ioun
..e lumber, and lumber Shed and dry
3,n, with tools AID machinery belong
- TO the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis
~old at Bloomington, Illinois, were de-
II" I'd by fire. The loss On the materials
... .i.tiugs is estimated at from Sl2 900
- 900. The damage 10 the road from
..... will be much more. Four hundred
.a are thrown out o.! employment by The
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VrOUsE FURNISHING ana 80 H .sol
q ops Established twenty nv S"@ az, hno
M subscriber, iat-nd 70 fr" Wild rssrsct,al y
i i,,'r.n hi. old friends and The ,u'l. .a,;v'
III At he bao rsnrnd IRON s,f a. Sio OF oot in
ing By he oiher-I.t 'tsa ~ :, . Il . q
tho above l1ns Cai anu JnUS HsRpchD.
Oh Broad street, between Nina mo 'i''"'
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown ani Bleached Cotton, ri! grades;
Brown and Blcached Sheet!ngs,
Pillow. case CottOns,
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Towels
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Mons. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
Biarrtz Fcutaine, de LANES
Poplins, Ot!6nans,
Alpacas Eoubaxiues, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH P0PLISs.
Shawlr, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flaunels, Table Dsmask,
Napkins, B.lmoral Skirts. CGssimeres,
Satinot:s, Kentucky Jeans, &c, at
WILLIAM N. BELL & CO.'S.
ses3 so7 Broad street.
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az LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

FACULTY
II CcV.S. H. r., Emeritus Professor OF uD-
statrics AID Diseases Of Wonen and thl'lGeh
U.NEs LOS LS NJ D., Professor OF obstetrics ana
Disease. OF Women anj Children;
WARREN STuHE f, Al -, Professor 81 Snrsery
y. q EICHAsDSHN. NJ. -, Professor o. Anatniny'
! W 81 sLl.ET Ph D., Profess r If Gu Inie;Fy y,
Theory and Practice OF Aedicins' ,,r :,
STAMFORD CHAlLLE, N. D., Professor Vi
Physiot~gv and Pablo oglcal Anatomy ~
rraNk HAWFEpRS, y. D., professor pro 'e"S'
OF Materia NJ edics and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATE RS OF ANATOMY:
wN G. NICHOLS, ". D, 6. J. BlChaAh, IL =.
Tha thf,tieth annual course OF in,tfue.ion IL !
,h.s iustitnt,ol wil s-ein = OF elah"' iia CIV
in rhe following n;aIch. rr+iimIIhaFy 49, 80
viii n. given oai III tho thdEly nos 'i;e, oo ~
NC n october 18th AZ which nalr aieo 'ne ~ ~
I x,,s;v. rom. 10: Practical Anatomy VII w
cnsrca TIA f.ciIlt;es q; tAs SCHOOL. u =, 20
nr.nrnasssa have, ty the !lacrah'y VI ti ; 80 "a
,isiarnrs been great Y lEv!~aso' "'t,1 tH - "a
~ :, season 80 ha M" rfc.y +lit'I "a, 80, "a
tn.;t nrnctis. III Oar meat. - "h'th: uh -
nIh, to observe ior eIiseiFds 80 i@''s SCI 10
ia the lscture-I ooI: .,i.. M..ri.-l ation
(pati bu; onc-i, % fl4c'.."-
III ant REQ 1irs ID n adv thte. ,sr.s.
For turlher tn:orlnatio1. aIofsse EEnIES
,om Ac:inG Dean.
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DEAD TITISt Z f. A ID r II s
IL AND YOU WILL P2OFlT By 1T
GREAT BARGAINS
IN ALL STYLES OF DgY GOODS!


cpEAT RApGAINs
Il ID T. " a. y
IN ALL STYLES OF DEf GooEs
OPENING THIS MORNING
At
EZ-EIELS CHEAP DRY GOODS STCRE.
No. IL MAIs STREET.
(neariy opposite 81 thdlten HG,ei' nf&t u'o' ~
s. coo yards test quality CALICO Tor EinePehce
yard end GpwaFd1,, r.prv,curr
5000 yards b"st bi.fAtiED ana UmhL,nA'hHh
ShiefiSLN lor = nli.spehCe ytr,dd rrpn
5000 y&rSs BhshCHtD ana C.,n'.hA a. 49, ~,
&iihHTlA1 Ia. ySTI VIE Ior :. ~ NV
$500 yardd - ~ , r'6. ~ = hnu -
aAk-seill7E on 81 Ttsat na.s''"9 IA '"e'e
So"ds-y9u Sa!.hVt "a, 5Sii r 10 2TTfnn, prrc ,rd
;, 600 yards EiIt, Erb, h.L'S, Di-C - a'''
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rs,Hr NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
GOING AHEAD.
IN RECEIPT f TIT s5CrSD SUPPLY.
,rMF y = No. !io@ MAJ,
between Fourteenth ard RI e nth streets,
yhare Won vii ind the cheapest and iArSIst STOCK
of CLOTHING AID FURNISHING n,oDc.
Also.
BOOTS, SHOPS, HATS, &c.
7 am determined to Offer trst-class goods at snch
rrirgs AS - give Satisfaction. iavlte NY Luiue-
Ioas ,r.e uds ..nd tie public generally
80 A. OPPENHlNE9,
20. i!H2 y ain street. hetwe-n
oclo Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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DiaSOz9lt{o72S, dc.


Y Tile concerns OF
nouse ,na SoErC.R & DsSIEL, o: This city,
ar this day Dissolved by mutual consent ,ltner
party will rign In SETH. m NJ. and 81 person, IN.
i.btsd To them ars rsqH.s;sd To make INN. dl1Ie
present them nur Mr. spenc.r Will continue the
s''''' '''''''' : " sPsacss / DANIEL.
THOMAS J. SPENCER will continue the COM
MlNNtpH BUSINESS Heretofore conducted rnder
tie firm cf spencer Il nsui.I. snd desire. 70 rem
der thanks fo' ne favos bestowed hsretEfar-, and
b. pes taa' oar ri nds OF TIE old concern ami ths
public generally Will sivs him liberal st are Of
patronage.
Uales. ives. end OF shcssos building up .sirs.
RICHMOND, cctobnrl !. 1897. oc l2-s,aw,m
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN
that the co.psrtnership heretofore existing
bstre-u the unders gned under 'be I,m and syls
Ti;IAFE, 81 &C.. Is this dsy dissolved so
f,r A. itr.lstes to the said ]. J. Waad, and hat
IN ,e NJ. duo TO Tho aid partnership ana those
tus by the ssrs are to b. paid on'y To and dis
CHARGED only by the said II Iatat' rrJ ard =.
n. r. konin.on, by whom he bnsiress will be
continued nnder the sams nrm ard styie OF TALL.
asERRu 60. II b. Ia IAFERRo,
X H. y. RnB.SSOS,
T. J. WARD.
RICHMOND, October 81, 1857.
In retiring from the arm OF Talta'erro 4 Co. l
CORDIALLY recomm snd 1t to me continued patronage
and coEddencs OF my friends. . +, w.pn
no@-t'SS :. " Ano.
TN ASSUMING TIL IL SOLE PnOPh1
/ ETOaSaIP UFTHE EXCHANGES Il TIL re-
-r-cifully ask hr a continuance OF the lihers' pa
ttuags which il has heretofore received, pl-dRlnB
my earnest efforts to make /. ali that Il has been In
oc fiolm l.. CARRINGrON.
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gDi'af Goods.


DRICfS OF DRY GOODS RE
/ DUCED.-Ws have reduced tho prices Of all
goods on haui, 2ad GSEHT BARGAINS NAV BE-
expected. hur STOCK tx large ard well-sa ected.
W. wnuld invite marcban as wall IS consumers
to give Us Il call before buying elsswhere, as We
feel certain IL will h. 10 their int. rssi. In addt
ton to full stock of ny GOODS We have com
plats lines of Hosiery, loves. CcrSet5. loop
skirts, Handkerchiefs Ladies' Gents, and Chill
drsn's IerlHo shirts and Drawer.
J. C. COURTNEY s son,
nos IS Broad street.
IHEAT SACRIFICE
VI OF DAMAGED SHAWLS
Itch am selling very low; also. large assort
ment OF latest style CLuhkS, ju-t received from
the New FORK auc ions, which | viii Sell very
cheap.
Beautiful shade and quality Of EMPRESS CLOTH
Bean,ifalF DRsSs GooDs at CSC per yard;
sack aud color-d ALPnEAs:
la. est ST. les aLPACAS, very cheap;
fine MEklSns all wool DELalNES
Plaid POPLlT>;
OP aiA Flannel, largo assortment;
WDRSTEDS Of all desert ot!Cn-:
Ladies' and gents Un DEhW EAR, good assort-
mrnt:
Boys SOCKS, from auction very cheap;
CASHMERE fur hoy-' ard mems wear;
French GALlGnES, very low;
DuGLG TRIMMING aud RI6BOEs.
] have engaged the services Of tho foi'owir &
gentlemen, VITO would DO pleased 10 serve ths'r
friends J ,MEs =. ATKlssuS, WILLIAM Il. WAT
kiss, and WILLIAM b sLADH:
No 527 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth OPP
positc New Market. &C l2-3m
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SraNUL: ,us
III NINTH AND CLAY STREETS,
i b. r N e {. N :, Il Principals
Professor FEATHERAAS. Modern lans uages.
Lrlnlv 10 nilher frinciIAl OC ! III
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RICHMOND. october 81, 1857

In retiring from the arm OF Iala'eiro y 20. l
CORDIALLY recomni snd 1t to ne continued patronage
"U 70 IsS = ~ - WARD.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-27

s1Hs OPPOSITION TO MONO
R><TtiRAuAsf~ POLY.-DAILY LINE FOR BALTT
MORE, via Chesapeake and DeIR
WAR Canal.
Philadeipbis srd Baltimore Union Steamboat Com.
paBy daily at O'clock p NJ.
1be Steamers this line are now plying regularly
between this port and Baltimore, leaving the Second
(Sundays exceptedl.
Freight handled with great care. delivered
promptly, and forwarded to all points beyond the
terminus free of commission.
Particular attention paid to the transportation Of
all description OF Merchandise, Horses, Carriages
For further information apply to
JOHN D. RUOFF, Agent
516e No. 1s N. DELAWARE Avenue.
TEA FOR NEW YORK, VIA DEEA
- HkA11kat2& ware and Rarttan Canal
Express Steamboat Company Steam PropelIeFn
leave Daily from first wharf below Market strees
Through in twenty. four hours. Goods forwarded IA
ali points, North, East, and West, free Of commission
Freight received at the lowest rates.
VIM. p. CLYDE q CO., Agents.
,,,,- u,D No. IA South WharVea
NO lO4 Wall street. New York. 1H
sRMS FOR NEW YORK.-SWIFTs
k>S4llkaNzlAHt- SURE transportation Company De-
8Pssls& spatch and Swiflsure lines via Della
ware and RaritRn Canal, and after the 18th OF
March, leaving daily at l2 M and p NJ, connecting
with all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply 70 30
1R No, 1872 S. DELAWARE Avenue.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-27
SHIPPING

-zFGgA. STEAM TO LIVERPOOL-CALL
sSstal4s Ing atQueensiown,1Tn - lnnsn Line sail
CITY OF WASHINGTON-Wednesda September Is
CITY Oh PARIS ;,.;,.........Saturday september 2
CITY OF NIWERP ........-. Saturday, October
CITY OF NEW lORk~....... Wednesday October
CITY OF BOSTON Saturday October Y
CITY OF BA LII NOR Saturday, October 10
And each eding Saturday aud Wednesday, ct
noon, from Pier No as, Moth River,
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday
Pay able I'm Gold Payable I'm Currency
First Cabin, Steerage.. .-....
10 LOnuOn............ 100 IOndOn......... 20
To PRris............. ll5 To Paris. .......... IS
Passage by the " ednesday Steamers;-First Cabin,
Sl0O; SteeTage S3O. Payable In u s. Currency.
Passengers also forwarded to HRvre, Hamburg, Bre-
men, etc, at moderate rates.
Steerag passage from Liverpool Queenstown, eco
currency. Tickets be bought here by persons send
Ing for thek friends.
For further Information apply at the Company's
Offices JOHN g. DALE. Agent
No, 10 BROADWAY, N. y,
BW or No 4l1 CHESNUT St., Philadelphia.