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VIZ EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
Wv kAILkOAD AD.-MlN IkR ARRANG EN- n Sr

v Ds-W In IEk AhhANG EN- il.
ON and alter MONDAY, October 8, 1865 Trains viii
Lave PniIaSelpbia from the Depot, THIRTY.
FIRST ana 0HEsNUT Streets, 740 A. NJ. II A. M,
Leave West Chester for Pniade phia, from Deport
on East last Market az sIIeet a. 2 p a. NJ NJ 500 A.
Trains leave West snes.er Al % a. M, and leav.
Ing Phsdsph,a a. so ssr M wi stop a. B. June
between West Chester and b. U. Junction, going
a. H.. and going West viii take the tSsin lesvnS inc
Philadelphia at so r. M and transfer at b. &.
The Uepot in Philadelphis is reached directly py
MsrSet Street line run within one sauare Oh Tbs
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon ia
arrival o,5 Srxn,vs '''
Leave Rhaasgaa sser al a. @ and and 2SS
Trains leaving Phladephia at 7'45 A. Nj. and $50
r M Connect at B. Junction with Trains on p t'SU q
for 01%GiGaS %GSRY sRS PS55 #55S Sdias asSsPs
DHILADELPHIAa GERMANTOWN, AND
~ tfsys sN resGfPSaaf *. sPS, g. M Sof = Il
ktsEs 3, sH id, 4 H. A. h
The S& Down Train, and 8% and sx Up Trains will
nO'St0p On the setHsesSSf On sTTpaYs.c aa5asch'
Leave Leave ssllsSSiSS1a sl@SSsoMa X M
ChESlNUT HILL RAILRoAD.
,an denyS PaiadelphiA 8, g. 10, r. A. ma sx' 6%7S
$40, $40 $40, $40 snS @ 1910 vS 4; ID;
Leave Chestnut Hili 75O A. M. i2'iO, $40 ana s'ss
FOR coNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsrowN.
Leave philadelphia g. IA, 8, and lI.O5 a NJ ut1>'o
az 81, Ga, SU5 aud llh Il. NJ. -' A'A' o.
Leave NorrisIown $40 7'bO' o. and IL A. M, IL, g.
"I' ca and 81 ?. Nor on sUHDAYs.
Taaye Philadelph A A. M, 2'3O and TIA Pm
TaSve NorrsJown A. M, $50 and o p M
FOR MANAY UNK.
Leave PhiISdeIP55i1,,Ss ee d%5 az 81 and lioS A nlH g.
Leave & Manayunk siO, 7h, $40. SX ana III A. H.,
a'.s'I' B. s%' and . Z On a SUNDAYS.
I.eave PhnAdelphiR "a. M, az and IN PM,
Leave MsnRyunk ~ A. M, and 9tl p NJ.
w Is, WILSON, General superintendent,
Depot, NINTH and GREEN Streets,
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DENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

FALL TIME, TAKING EFFECr NOV. %, 1858.
The trains Of tie PeInsy IVAnIR central RRilroad
leave The DtpUI, ~ TH iRrY y ItS5l anu MAnK EC
BIeetB, wnlUh ID reached directly by the Market
street the last car connecting WIN each
leaving Front and % ArkeG Streets thirty minutes
iore It's departure, The CheAnut and Walnut streets
cars run within one square OF the Depot,
Sleeping Car Tickets can be hau on application Ut
the 1icket office N. w, corner Ninth ana Chestnut
streets, and ut the depot. ,,-- 80
for and deliver baggage at the depot Orders left s
no 9Ol Chesnut stIeet No. u6 Market street, will
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COVER NMENT SALES.


A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL BEDDING
II AND CLOTHING.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoR'S OFFICE
WASHINGToN, ID. O., Jan, q, 1863
VIII be sold at puolic auction, in this city, at
the Judiciary Square Warehouse r street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth sLreets, on WEDNE5-
DAY, the Goth day of January next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, the following articles or HOSPITAL
BEDDING anu CLOTHING. no longer required
for the use of the Medical Department, wiz
5000 pairs OF Slippers.
l2C00 Caps.
5000 Gowns.
5000 pairs of Socks
10000 Drawers.
10000 Shirts.
$500 Bedsacks.
LOGO Straw Mattresses
5000 sets Mosquito Bar Frames.
5000 Coun terpanes
5000 Linen Sheets.
5OC9 Pillows.
400 White Blankets.
With very small exception the above goods
are all new, and have never been used. They
will De sold in lots TO suit both large and small
purchasers
Terms cash in Government funds.
Five (5) days will be allowed to parties pur-
chasing to remove their property.
CHARLES 'SU III ERLAND,
Assistant Medical Purveyor,
lIl6t Bvt. Col. u. s. a.
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vxTE EST RSEY RAILROAD
w FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
From foot Of MARK Ell street Upper FerryI ooo
Com menSelng W. W5EpGNSEsRAY s@sRts%%p%SE @ %% 49, lssS
For Cape May and stations below Millviiie' SlS
r For M MnlyIlle vlneland and intermediate stations
a.i6 A, M. SAB r. M - -
For Brdgeton, Salem. ana way stations $40 A.
and $3.50 p. M. : = o,.o .,d ann p M
Freight train leaves Camden daily AZ ~ 'io'~
noon. . -...,.,.. :. ... ..,,osaa VVhasf below
uJaInut street, daily. -. ....-..
FIeikAN WII,IIAM j. BIeWELL
t5 superintendent
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WY l. l. l A M S.. GRA N #
wv M O0MMIssIoN ssI MERCHANT,
NO Ss' DELLA v ARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
pppongs esnnnbowder n Refined Nitre, Charcoal, eto
q ClIocReT Eros Eros 4 Co.'s Yellow Metal sheathlng
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N ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETH LAHEw, DOYLESTOWN, MAUI II
IHuNK, EAn1oN, WILLIAMsPoRT, WILKES.
BARkE MAHANOY CITY, MOUNT CARMEL
PiTTSTON, ,TUNKHANNOUK, AND SCRANTON
WINTER RRAkGEM ENTS.
Pass ger Trains leave the Depot, corner OF BERKS
and AMI kRICAN Streets, daily (sundsys excepted),
AI19S A. NJ (Express for Bethlehem, Allentown,
auch Chunk, Hazleton, Williamsport, Wilkesbarre,
MahaDoy City, Plilston, ana Tunk
945 A. M. (kxpreBsl for Bethlehem, Easton, Allen
town, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Pittston, and
Al i45 p NJ. (Express) for Bethlehem, Mauch
Chunk Wikesbarre, Pittston, and Scranton.
AT 500 r. M. Tor Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk. - - ,. -
For Fort Washington at lO'45 A. M and IL 80 X. NJ.
For I,ansdale at 6'2l T.. M.
Fifth and Sixth streets, Second and Third Streets
and Union CITY Passenger Railways run 10 the new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
u From Bethlehem at 10 "A. NJ" SlO, 625' and $50
From Doylestown at s'S5 A. NJ, 4'65 and 7P.M.
FROM LSnEdale at 780 A NJ. . -
from Fort Washington at 10 9b A. M. and $40 T.. M
,,,u.a.,., ON SUNDAYS.
6hnhueiphia Tor Bethlehem at 30 A, M.
| TTnnEuel lphla Tor Doyestown AT 2 Il. M
5yyeSMh 15oyySesSSoMh Tor philadelphia at z A. M.
bethienem ior Philadelphia at r. M. -.
! .loke's sVu hnd Baggage checked through NJ
Manns NaIln rennsylvania baggage Express ONCE
ELL CLARK. AgeRt
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OUII ,ADEI PHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
wInTER TIME TABLE.-THROU9h AND
Direct ROUTE BETMEEN PHLLADEL pMHdA, M
RAITIMORE, HA ARRISBURGl VILLA MSPORr
AND THE GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNsYL-
AA1EsaSnt Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
On and after MONDAY. November 23 1868, the
trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Will
run as follows:- vsrw.HD
.,1 TRAIN leaves Philade lphiR......,,l0 45 z. M,
ALL Williamsp ........ S'l5 A. M
arrives at Erie. e......... ........ o so T., NJ
EpTE EXPRESS leaves khlladelp phiR"".".ll 80 A. NJ
HANAN7 Williamsport.u..... 800 p. M
arrives at Ere...............lO lOI U A. M
EIMIRA. MAIL leaves Philadelphia 500 A. N.
arrives At LockhAven.,..,. 745 p M.
NAH, TRAIN leaves A. M,
:" Williambp port...,......l2 b5 A. IA,
arrives at Rhilade phla..., 1000 A M.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erie. .............. 8'25 p NJ
WilliRmsport..... 760 A. M,
arrives at Philade phla... 4'20 II. M
Mall and Express connect with OIL Creek and
AIleghe ny River Railroad. BAGGAGE OHEOKED
THROUGH, ALFRED IL. TYLER,
lR General Superintendent
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J'VAueAH hbRHIoKs M WILLIAM h. NERRIoa
SOuTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK q sons
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS
,nknufacture High and Low Pressure Steam EnEins,
foI Land, River, and Marine Service
SoLers dasometeTs, Tanks, Iron Boats. etc.
castings OF all kinds, either iron or brass.
Rkiroad Stations, etc,
Retorts and Gas Machinery. Of the latest and moss
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oh
Steam Trains Defecators, Filters Pumping, En-
Sole Agents for N. Billeuxs Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, AND
Aspinwall h Woolsey's Patent CentxluGAl sugar
Draining Machines. e30t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TAZARD'S ENGLISH BOOKSTORE
Il Hazards Bookstore = becoming synony yy NOUS s1
books, choice editions of standard books books In
rich and tasty bindings childFens BOOKS 10Y books
The stock being almost entirely of London editions,
mere will be FOUND at all times English Books which
cannot be had elsewhere in this city:
Prices as cheap as American editions, and ranging
nom the lowest sum 20 two hundred dollars the
volume, 1O6a No. 722 SAMSON STREET
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DRIZES CASHED IN ROYAL HAVANA
J. KENTUCKY, and MISSOURI LOTTERIES
Circulars sent anc Information given. JOSEPH
BATES, No, 7S BROADWAY, New York, Pos
Once Box t2sA l2lSIm
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GROCERIES, ETC.

GROCERIES, ETC.
FRESH FRUITS & PRESERVES.
Pupch Layer, seedless, and Sultsna Raisinsi Our
rants. Cltron Oranges. Prunes, Figs, ETC. Every de
scriuiion of Groceries, suitable for the Holidays.
ALBERT q. BOBERTs.
II 7.rp Cor. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
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= SCOTT, JR.,. AUCTIoNE EER.
-. SCOTl'S ART GALLERY,
No. 1920 CHESNUT street, PhiladelphIa
SPECIAL SALE OF A PRIVATE COLLECTION


The Properly OF I. Shaw, Esq, late OF Baltimore
800 On thursday and Friday Evenings
l4ih ana 10th lnst at az o'clock at ScetLs GAL
lery Nc. 1920 Chesnut street. viii be d the private
collection OF pictures belonging to ID. t. shaw ESQ
late of Baltimore. comprising works by English,
French and American celebrities; also, humber By
some of the OLD masters.
Now open for exhibition, lli3t
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AUCTION SALES


n
Nl. .. SoURfSS Z sFSssfi FsSSsi NOS. l's AND Ai
SALE OF MEDfuA1, 1Nn -
..' hooks, from IibraSiaso soshLANhOUh
jan 10, at4 o'oocs S mssonesdAy afternoon. tf .-7
sale % at the Auction Rooms, Nos. isa ana Ia g. pou,,
HANDSOME FURNITuRE. PIANO, m,p,o.-.
BRUSSELS, AND ,oTHER CARPETs HMrlEdLvET.
Ian "a a, On Thursday Morning,
logue large assortment Of superior honseh ~ cate
nlture, comprising handsome walnut perlor mh,a ,ar-
ana dnng-ro Iurni,ure oiledwAlnut en- amber su,x
some wardrobes bookcases, sidsbosrdss extensIoa
ana nd. centre tables china, glass. and plated ware
ment OF superior Office furniture two superior Ire
proof safes, made by Evaps & Watson; two iron
consuming ana cooking stoves fine engrsyisss-
handsome velvet Brussels and other carpets etn s%
Also, superior cunning skin, with sails comple,e
Two double barrel guns, ammuIition eauipmenis
e'o' ll2n
SALE OF A VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY,
On FtidRv Afternoon,
jan TO- AZ O'Clock, including the Pennsyivauia
and other Reports. i2St
TNH0MAS BIRCH SON, AUCTIONERRH
4 AND COMMISSION MERUHANTS, No Iiis
OdEsNU UT Street, rear entrance No, llO7 SAMSON 80
Sale at No 745 South sixteenth street,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BRtts-
Sells CARPETS. ETC,
...,, On Wednesday Morning,
10 O'Clock at No. 745 South Sixteenth street will
Reepips tss tnTs Sre 81 fsmy Geclnng house
oaihpets, ip walnut paror furniture, walnut chamber
sults halr mattresses aud feather beds alnut side
pOhru, extension dinng-tRble and other dining. room
furniture, china and glassware, kitchen furniture
=, Catalogues can be had at the auction store ON
Tuesday. ".
The furniture may be examined early on the morn.
Ing OF sale. IiIM
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MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.-
lN1 CLateIy Statesmen for NJ. Thomas Il SonB.l
No. b29 CHhSNUT ST.. rear entrance from MinoR,.
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y O IA IA 70 xtCIAL.
New York stock aud None, MARKER.

NOW ORE STOCK amd Money MARKET.
NEW YORK.. May 2o-Money easy at 10 per
cent. for call loans, with rather more business at
per cent. Tor several days. The Toledo e Wabash
road to. day notified tho Stock Exchange that in
thirty days from date the capital stock will be in
creased 100000. The Company intend to appropri-
ate GOO 900 for the purchase of the Decatur q ILL
nois Railroad giving them an air line 10 st Louis;
$500, 900 to erect elevators at Toledo and 81.
500 900 20 extend the road from Quincy, via Hanni
bal and Maberly, to Kansas City. Sterling Exchange
Irmer at 1904 q 1923 tor 60 dqgs and 110t for sight
by tho leading bankers to cover their bills. Gold
excited and frmer The recent advance is sustained
by the expectation that the specie shipments will
soon begin, prime bankers exchange having reached
point where there will be a small profit In export
ing Gold. The unfavorable adyices from London also
eSelte apprehensons Private dispatches say Money
src y active, and. though the Bank OF England has
hoI vance its rate OF intel est yet, outside rates
aroad ~ per cent. The price opened at 1A3s adj
vancea 70 laft fell to 1881 and closed at 143s The
cont ~ tat yng were to per cent. and 1-3o Per
afternoon under rumors Of tbo am. 20 large
hrm In the brazilian trade which ,vas affarwerds do
rro,n waaI; ,a, usecnne was occa toned by rumors
iroin washington that the Secretary OF lie Treasury
has decided to stop buying bon il and ,vn,,d Il; ~
ture cancel the three per cent certia $500 =.
eary SAFES on long Gold were made this Afternoon
ny prominent bulls, estimated at Se000 coo 20 10
OUO OOu. AT the Treasury sales bids were ala ~,
$2lOO,06O, and awards were made TO Henri G, loL
ss 40 o SI y w az Jag at 4s 7soo
j.. Liyermore $4,000 at 143 89-1O0 and ssa oo,o W
143 s1l00 Lewis Daniels & Co. $1OO GOO At la o. H.
luO Governments nave been firm all day and prices
again advanced in the afternoon. Thore were iaroe
Frankfort orders for bonds in tho street this mort,
ing, and probably S2,0O0000 were taken for shin-
ment an evidence that Germany is not apprehensive
OF any financial or political trouble. Henry Clewes
a. Co. furnish the following 430 quotations :-Cou-
pom 6's 1851 1913 a 12S4 do 52Gs 1862, 1929 "a 1929;
do 1854, IL g III; DO 1865, 1l9l @ flst; do new,
12Of: 10 46s. 1909 a ito; Pacific, rs q 75I.
Border State bopds quiet; Miss0uri's, sS3 q s94;
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e q &c o r E +.


MAppID NAV 2O.-Dspatches have been re-
ceiyed here announcing that about 1000 of the
adherents of Queen Isabella under Gasset and
Peizouetta, have assembled at Perpignon, a
city in France on the Spanish frontier. AT
last accounts they were nearly ready to cross
the border. The government had taken. the
necessary steps to repulse them.
Senior Castelar, made great speech to-day
i'll the Cortes i'll favor Of establishing a repub-
lie. He eloquently referred to the example of
the United States, and praised their form Of
government with enthusiasm.
There is great agitation in Barcelona and
Sargoosa in favor OF q republic.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, May 2O.-The financial measures
proposed by the Government are not we'll re-
ceived by the Chambers, and will probably be
rejected unless they are Withdrawn or greatly
altered. hi
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, May 20-The Oxford crew have
commenced to practice for the contest with the
Harvards.
The London Rowing Club have challenged
the Harvard Club to match.
DUBLIN, May 2O.The Grand Lodge of Or
angemen of Ireland have petitioned the Queen
against the disestablishment of the Irish
Church.
LONDON, May 20.-The elections in France
continue to be attended with more or less dis
order. Since the 18th inst. 149 persons have
been arrested in Paris for creating political
disturbances, and of these only II have been
discharged A popular demonstration is re-
ported at Mines, where the people sang the
"Marseillaise." AT Bourges the prison was
forced by crowd of political agitators and
one Of their leaders, who had been arrested,
was released. In the department of Cube,
during the eectoneering tour of NJ Perlerc, a
riot took place in which blood was shed.
The election excitement in Maiseiles is very
great. A private meeting was held there yes
terday, at which Gambetta was present and
made strong speech. The crowds in the
streets sung the Marsellaise and made other
unlawful demonstrations. Many arrests were
made by the police.
At Theirs disorders are also reported At
the electoral meetings the people shogted Viva
Lsdru Rollinl Viva Barbes!
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DoMESTIC pOurS

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld It'll, barque Gem of the
Ocean, Mitchell, Victoria.
Ar 7ih, barque Moneynick Marshall San Diego
Ar 10th, ship Ella Norton. Nichols, Newport e
sch Ada Frye, Fish, Boston.
NEW ORLEANS-Clf 18th, barque H d Brook.
MOBILE-Ar 18th. sch Eliza q Robinson, Hop
kins. Cardenas. -
KEY ! WEsT-Ar 4th, brig Eta NJ Tucker, Tuck
PENsACoLA-Ar nth inst, brig Guiding Star
Freathy Key West
NORfOLK-Ar 18th, scls M S Halfway. Cole. I'm
Shulee, Ms; Wanderer. 1horndikc Para via Cane
Henry, where she ashore, is full OF water and
has been put ON the fats.
ALExANDRIA-Sld nth brig Levi Stevens, Mum.
liALTIMORE-Ar nth, brig John Richards Kim
PhiiLRbfELPHIA-Ar 18th, schs Frank & Emily,
Ar 18th, barque Savannah. scaife. sombrero: brig
Booin, Douglass, Sagua; sch Ii Prescott. freeman.
CID 18th, sch Jeddle, Trott, Boston.
In, Niu lSth, brig Jessie Rhynas Tucker. Boston: sch
Me mart,n, Collins ssco Empire, Matthews, tor
NEW YORK-Ar 18th. big + johnson john
son, Darien; schs Ada Allen. Owen. Pembroke;
Leach, Wright. do tor Boston; Mary Means. Bayard.
and Berry, PendIeton. Calais; Billow, Griffin, Inn
Cid 18th, ships Imperial, Taylor. San Francisco:
Poeahontas, Weeks, st John, NIB; brjgs Temnest'
Wilson, SoderteGe, tBaltcl Emma L. Hall, Ban.
chard, Grand Turk; A IL Curtis, Merriman. Eliza
bethport; Cyclone, Frisbie, do; & II Kennedy Sta
pies. do.
NEWPORT-In port 18th, sch j Carver, Carver.
Pawtucket Tor New York; Jos w Fish. Harris Tho
maston for Virginia; Com Kearney. Philbrook Fall
River for Philadelphia.
Sailed 48th schs Chcrub, Fletcher, Portland for
New York; ATLANTA, Pierce New York for Ports
mouth; Nevada, Davis, I'm Franklin tor New York.
j Marshall, Marshall, st George for Baltimore.
HOLINESS HOLE--Ar 18th, sch Laura Bridgman,
Hart, Boston for Baltimore.
Ar 10Th, sohs ETHAN Allen Blake, Baltimore ior
Portland; Laura A Webb, Hatch, Bangor for Wash
ington Cbas Roberts, Farrow, Fox Island for New
york; Starlight, Mclntire, Bath tor Providence;
II Barnes Barber, Portland tor do.
SD Si1 schs John Somes, + j Cummings, Miaetta,
MaS Nausea, FANNIE Mitchell Ganges, Abbe Willard,
"apn sse: Owen, L A Webb, Starlight.
o DoS 1DON-Ar 18Th briggs Jacinto Miller Cieniue-
Gorson pd Pc Henley, Philadepha Kelley,
beth, Reed, Dresden; William. BRIGHAM. Bath.
,a ~.i ag.ns 6arque L Hermann Randall Cardc-
nas' sens bickmore, Barter. Port Caledonia, CB;
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sEcnErAnY noUTwrr1 rrnM.

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, FIRM.
WASHINGTON, May 20-The Secretary of the
Treasury has directed the Assistant Treasurer
at New York TO sell gold hereafter until other
wise ordered, to the extent of $1,000, 600 week
ly, instead of 81 100000, as heretofore, on ac-
count OF the surplus gold still accommodating in
the Treasury.
Major Cove, of the San Antonio (Texas) Elk
press h id an interview this morning with the
President. The Major assured the President
that it would be folly to expect the Republic
can party to gain the victory in Case an cleo
ton was ordered in Texas Immediately, and
urged delay. The President stated that there
would be no election in Texas before November
in any event, and also that Gen. Reynolds had
not recommended an early election, as had
been 10 timated'
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ROckt0nd Nail Factory,
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.

Me undersigned Trustees Of the Estate and Effects
OF GEORGE Z. SANCTION, will sell at Auction on
the Premises, on SATURDAY, the 12th day Of
june next, at o'clock, M
THAT valuable PROPERTY known as the Rock
Iand Nail Factory. situate in Kings county. in
me froVlnce OF New brunswick, on the Northerly
Bank OF the Kennebeccass River, about ~ miles
from the city OF Saint John.
The above Factory has Of the finest watop priv
ileges Ia the Province. and contains Cut Nail Ma
chimes, Cut Spike do, Wrought ship Spike do,
Maxim's Patent, with the Patent Rights Tor New
Brunswck). Steam Engine, Boiler, Water Wheel,
beng, and all the necessary apparatus for carrying
on the manufacture Of frst-class nails and spikes
Connected with the above about Two Hundrod
buildings thereon.
For further particulars apply at Saint John to
EDWARD 4. LOCKHART,
g.. K. l.. JARVLS,
II. LAWRANCE STURDEE,
Trustees OF the Estate and Effects of George p
Sanction. may19 to June 10
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fsreixn Markets.

LONDON, May -F6rsnoon.-Ccnsols OH of
money.
American securities-United States 5-20's at ISL /;
Erie shares 18t; Illinois Central shares SO.
LIVERPOOL, May 20-Forcnoon. Cotton Quiet
Middling upands lid; sales 5000 bales Flour 21s.
FRANKFORT. May 2O--Evening.-United States
5-20's at 845 q $751;
LONDON, May 20-Enveing. -Onicial returns Of
the Bank of England show that heamount of specie
In its vaults has increased e24G000 during the week.
LIVERPOOL, May 20-Evening-Co Cotton closed
quiet; Middling upands 11}d do Orleans 113d sales
10000 bales. Breadstufis and Provisions unchanged.
Spirits Petroleum declined to I'D; refined do quiet
and steady.
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-Ellis' Iron Bitters

Having used your Iron Bitiers in my practice,
can testify its superior tonic properties for nvso
rating the appetite and promoting Digestion can
unhesatingly recommend it in cases of general de-
biiy and dyspepsia, and in conditions of the system
recurring the use of a ferruginous tonic Its agree
able favor must recommendit to all.
Yours, Respectfully,
CHAS. s. GAUNTT, NJ. D.,
Professor in the Philadelphia University OF Medicine
and Surgery.
Prepared by VIM. Ellis, Chemist. For sale by
Weeks q Potter, Wholesale Agents, ITO Washing
ton Street, Boston, and by Druggists and Grocers
generally. apri3dGm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-21
DEPARruRR OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MI A RI N e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND

Thursday. May go.
ARRIVED.
steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax. Ms, with mdse
and passengers. to John Porteous.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester Boston tor
Passport and st John. NIB.
Brig Philip Larrabce, Crowell, PHILADELPHIA Tor
bangor.
Sch Jefferson Borden, Hail. Baltimore-sOo tons
coal to Gas Co.
Sch Amelia, Eliems, New York,-eorn to Waldrou
u True.
Sch Grace Webster, Randall, Boston -moasses to
Is Brown 81 Sons.
Sch Persis l. Smith, Bunker, Boston, n ballast.
Sch Grant; Crosman. Eastport.
Sch Daisy, Leadbetter. Vinalhaven
Sch Laura q Marion. Clifford, Bristol
Sen Pearl, Thorp, Bristol to load brick for Boston,
Sen Utica, Thorndikc, Rockland-lime to Beale g.
Morse. ~
Sch Tiara, Chatto, Boston for Bluehill
sen Rienz Richard ON. Boston Tor Thomaston
Sch Rising Sun, Sawyer, Boston for Jonesport.
sen Dispatch. Parker. Beverly for Calais.
Sch Catharine Allen, Lynn tor Brooklin.
Sch Balloon, Clay, Newburyport for Bangor.
.OUTSIDE-A light Br brig. bound East, tat an
Choir inside Portland Light)
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Bragg New York-Hen-
ry Fox.
Brig Hattie Wheeler, Bacon. Cardenas-Lyncb.
Barker 81 Co.
Brig Rio Grande, Bennett, Calais - Littlejohn g.
Chase
SAILED-Brigs Charlena, NJ A Berry; schs Chi
l0e, California, VIM Pickering.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-21

LIVERPOOL, May 8.-United Substituting the
past month an extended business has been doing
both by sailing ships and Steamers the latter includ
ing many extra ones well filed with cargo and pas
sengers. The trade to the Southern ports, however
has been quiet. Our quotations by sailing ships are
for Dry Goods to New York 10 q lbs; Boston 10 @
New Orleans 10 a0 los " ton measurement. Hard.
ware to New York and Boston 10 q 15s; PhiIadel-
pha lbs Cd a lbs; Charleston 10 a 20s New Orleans
LIS Cd q 12s " ton measurement Eartherware to
New York q So; Boston Is Cd q IS Cd; Phiadel-
phiat 10 "a lis; Charleston los Cd "a 11s New Or
leans @ los W ton measurement.