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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue of G ia TO me directed by
= the Court of Common rleas for the
County of Wyandot, Ohio, will offer at
public sale, on the premises Of James
Milligan, in Sycamore Up. in said county,
on Saturday the 4th day of April next
between the hours of 10 A. M. and a P.
NJ. Of said day, the following described
property, TO wit: Two horses, two set OF
harness, one two horse wagon, one plough,
two cows, one stack of wheat, one stack
of oats, one stack of clover,seed hay, one
side saddle, one mans saddle, one harrow,
one shovel plough, one mantle clock, one
bureau and about twenty acres of wheat
in the ground; Levied upon as the prop
erty of said Milligau, at the suit Of Samuel
p. Swipeheart & wife.
THOMAS BAIRD, Shf. |
March II, l646.-26-4w.
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Isaac wss's'n''A' ss. pe'i4io"Ja' Pa'''".
hai,'ss hslinss Kerr, Kerr, and In wyanao' c. P.

The said Balinda Kern and Adaline
Kern, are hereby notified that petition
was fled against them, on the first day OF
July, A. d. l645, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Wyandot county, Ohio, by Isaac
Wohlgamuth, and is now pending; where
In, the said Isaac Wohlgamuth demands
partition of the following real estate, sit
uate in the said county Of Wyandot, 10
wit:-The south east quarter of the south
west quarter, and the south west quarter of
the south east quarter of section number
fourteen (l4): Also, the north half Of the
north east quarter of section number
twenty three (23l. Also, the north east
quarter of the north west quarter of said
section twenty three (23). All Of said
lands in tow nship one, south, range twelve.
Aud that at the next term of said Court,
application will be made by the said petit
tioner for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
ISAAC WOHLGAMUTH,
PERM. z. WHTBLEy, lis Attorney.
Dec, 26th, l645.-6w-16.
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NEW CORNER.
Come to the Corner !

TIME subscriber only desires the people
! to give him call aud he will certain
lyplease them in price and articles. The
New Corner is situated on the corner OF
Fifth street, and fronting on the Wyan-
dot Avenue, west Of Col. McCutchen's
Store, and opposite D. Tnttle's Paint
Shop. The stock of Groceries are the
best and freshest yet brought TO this place
Come and examine.
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their names entered on our books for one
copy of the Congressional globe and APP
pendix during the session.
Our prices for these papers are so low
that we cannot afford to trust them out;
therefore, no person need consu me his
time in writing for them and not sending
the money.
BLAIR 81 RIVES.
Washington City, Oct. A, l645.
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Hardware and Cutlery,

Locks
dews mble
quail Of need sto
Hand
BY TO- Window SASH Cooking Box
White
Books Gold Leaf
Of
Boots
quantity Of Quaker Brooms Salt
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NV G Bryant, Fiiz Greene, Halleck Edgar
A Poe, J Neal, II w Herbert, II Hastings
Weld, Park Benjamin, L Arthur,
Tuck erman, G Fenno Hoffman, i Fay,
|G w Kendall, Fl p Grattan, II . School
craft, w Cox, ] + Otis, M II Andrews, .
ID Patterson, II Wade, E S Gould, Seba
Smith, G Donald Macleod, Rev FC Wood
worth, w FL Willis, Joseph Boughton, J
Burnam, w Whitman, II B Hirst, i y
Read, f SHEPPARD, Il G White, W o
Bourne, w Pussel, jr. H A Clark, Rev G
A Noble, A Snodgrass, l. Labree, ] II
Butler, + J Porter, G Wilkins Eimi, p ii
Myers, L Parmly, NJ L Wilson, NJ e Hill,
G Maclachlad, J @ A Wood, A Nj Ide, jr.
Author Of Times Doings,' J L Headley,
DC Warren, + l. Hagadorn, b B French,
w Gilmaiten, s B Porter, EC Hurley, J
P Jett, Jerome A Maybe, Jno Brougham- :
H Saroni, G P Morris, A Morrell, VIM
Kirkland, J B Taylor, Author of Pen and
Ink Sketches II Morlord, X Ingraham, J
7 L Davis, o II MiIderberger, Rev f A
West. J Mcclellan, jr. s e Is Thompson,
John Inman, Robert A West.
We have but to add that the publisher
enters upon new volume, therefore, with
expectations Of increased patronage. He
has every reason TO indulge such expecta-
lions. Increased exertions will be made
to deserve it IN each department Of the
work.
DEALERS in PERIODICALS throu'-
out the United States and the Canadas,
who wish to become agents for the Colum,
ban Magazine will please apply TO the
Publisher Immediately. The usual dis,
count viii be made to them.
OF Editors Of newspapers who will in
sert this Prospectus entire, and send a
copy marked and addressed to the Colum-
bian Magazine, shall have a copy sent TO
them for one year.
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A variety Of articles.

The above articles will be disposed OF
cheap in exchange for every kind OF mer-
chantable produce at the market price.
Coon, Deer, Muskrat, Wild Cat, Mink
and Fox skins, will be received.
Also, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flour, and
verything that can be used.
This stock consists Of much more than
here enumer ated, which will be sold on as
low terms as at any other establishment,
in this or adjoining towns.
H. ZIMMERMAN.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 25. ls45.-ll-tf
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION,
COnle& See!!

McCUTCHEN receiving the citv
laryeand
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Allegheny Mountains
Store, IN Upper ISandusy,
s"al low Plaid, Ln FIanls Tabb rbon-
OF FaNCY PRINTS,
Gglam superior
vesng
Bed Ticking
Table
M,s
Ribms
nand
Caps, Umbrellas, &c. i
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W. AYRES
the sandy tremendous quantity the and cheapest articles
line Goods all
cheap for cash country produce Let wishing
before m a cal.
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RLANK DEEDS, for sal. at the Dem.
- ocratic Pioneer 0fhce.
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Groceries.


Rain
Almost
ment and others Upper Sandusky
Muskra Cat skins few hun,
drd goodC will also be AXE
THE TINE TO BUY NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
arion
Lin
10 few grand aud
at McCutcheus No. Robbins Ayres and Esq Seueoya
Upper Sanduky Nov 20 lsi5.-lo-tt
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JOHN A. MORRISON, Recorder.
omcs in the Court Houss, up s,airs; who're
he may At all times be found when not
necesssrily absent.
Agust 2eth, 1645.
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j US r. 90 X /.

Their stock
Musln Tckng Calcoe
Apaccas Bombazines,
Wool and Black Shaw Wool
Grape,
of andSh
suit ever person
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Never forget the Schools.

Books quantity blank printed snoh Spelling
QuilI &C., &C. - ~ ~
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find
Coffee Tea Sugar Chocolate M Alp Powder
Lead, and thing Grocery
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CCOG9S0SSDS2O &Sg&SS6S09D DGSGSS@I SSGSS0
the purchase
and find
Chocolates
Lead, and thing Grocery kind. - -
HARDWARE. CUTLERY &C.
The stock Of Hardware hand consists the following
Trace
Irons Coffee Mills Horse Cards
Forks, Butcher Knives, Shoe Avis Tea
AMI Table Spoons.
o! THE Lot Of Queens-,care.
The Qneenswe
Jugs, small
Al quantity of Clocks
PAINTS ANDD DYEsTUFFs.
good Of Paints be
nan
White Lead, White Chalk,
wood, Indigo, Alum, .
The
and the
shall be well
quality and be outdone.
Wanted in exchange for Goods
They will
for Goods snoh as Wheat Butter,
N
will be received
Upper sandusky,
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Store, IN Upper Sandusy

Consisting of excellent Broad cloths Camere Cassnes Ke
ually low supr Plaid Lnsey Fanues Checks Tabby Velvet
nets and vestings; Ginghams, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-21

The departures for the last few days have exceeded
the number Of arrivals in the city The spring accession
Of commercial visitors has diminished In proportion
the celebrity with which their objects accomplish.
cd We found, nevertheless, at the
ADMINISTRATIVE Mcdowell. u 8. A; r. Caufman,
Philadelphia; W. r. Deane, New York; C. Wingats Phi.
ladelpha; Creighton, Providence. r. ]; NJ Murphy,
New York; H Trapier, New Jersey; Grant, Phils-
dephia w. Ward, Virginia; r. NJ. McLane, Baltimore.
AsroR-M. verhegen, Antwerp; Mr.. Collins Hartford;
r. Burrows, Albion; B. Fish, Trenton; J. jules, Bal
tmore; Stokes, Philsdelphia; Goodridge, Hartford;
w. Pope, Boston; 4. Fisher, Philadelphia; Z Napier
Q. Psullsine, GeorLaa; j. Rondell Pniladelphia; j..
Thompson. Princeton; 9. Lee Baltimore; Eustis, Bos-
ton; A. Barry, Kentucky g. English Philadelphia J..
Elwood. Rochester; J. Scott Manchester England; E.
Riddle Boston; Coleman, Troy; strybo Mexico; T.
D. rockingham, Boston.
CIry-Mr Fairbank. Boston; James Greer Alexan.
diia; M. Kretche fhiladelphia; Mr.. Hancock, Bos-
ton; J. Keap. Philadelphia; Lower. China McCree
Phiadephia Mr.. Fuller, Hyde Park; A. Holland Sche.
nectady; W. Burng, Philadelphia; Capt. Cobb Tarry-
tow Sloane Syracuse; Rev. 8. Hurlburt, Vermont;
J. g. Hart, Troy; J. Hill. Albany; Col Chamberlain,
FaANKLIr-A. Horton, skaneatelas. DR.. Pratt Phila.
deiphia; T. G. Aleu- Houston, Texas j. Tulle Boston;
Jewett New Hampshire; Thomas Abbott, Detroit; j.
Fuller Worcester D. Pratt, Princeton; E. H. Virgil Mon
tres; Sparrow, Buffalo, J. Shelly, A. Loome, Ohio; T.
Sherwood, Newark.
poro W. Wilson, Springfield; 4 F. Clarke Mississippi;
J. A Barlow, Elkton; C. Num-, Warrington; 8. k;
Te~kseerry Maine; w. Kerr, r. James. Philadelphia
J. Carroll, Virginia; @ Van Wsgne- New Jersey; NJ.
Harweil. Philadelphia; 4. Babcock, Troy; G. Wood.
ward Philadelphia; Loring, Boston; L. Clarke Albany
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, April 2O-6 r. M.
The stock market o.day remains without any mate
rial alteration both regards prices and demands The
sales Of some Of the anciss large Long Island fell
OF par cent. Canton Harlem !; Norwich and
Worcester / Reading I; Morris Cansli; Farmers
Loan Pennsylvania SIS closed at Saturdays prices
Quotations. before the close Of the board and in the
street after, improved fraction, and lef of little bet
tor than 10y commenced Operators appear 10 be wait
ing further advces from the South and from the other
sde with great deal Of anxiety, and do not look
for much change in prices until some new movement
turns up either at homo abroad. The chances are
however, In favor Of further decline.
At the second board advance of one or two per Ct
realised prices current in the morning. Harlem
went up II per cent, Reading 2i, Canton l. Norwich
and Worcester, /.
Of A. per cent.
The Mechanics' Bank has declared semi annual div
idsnd Of per cent, payable May lst-
The Dutchess County Bank has declared dividend
Of per cent, payable 27th Of April
The New Orleans money market up to the 10 thinst.
had experienced particular change during the pre-
vious lew days. although the quantity Of pepper offering
Of doors had rather increased from the fact that the
banks view Of the rapid advance in foreign sxchang
%. not so much disposed to extend the usual "a
cties to their customer Short paper with undoubted
signatures, could DO done ON former terms-sa from
to 10 per cent discount but there less inclination
take long notes secured BY mortgage although the
Of interest had not varied Some small shipments OF
coin going forward to France, but they were CON
fned merely to party, and do attract much at.
tention.
We annex statement showing the condition Of each
bank in New Orleans the 9sth Of February and the
2eh Of March, 1885, according to returns made to the
Board of Currency Of Louisiana There has been an
increased movement in each department
BANKS cy Ngw ORLxAr,
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LECTURE in ST: PETERS CHURCH,
DIR. JOHN ROAKE'S
IODINE LINIMENT.

rs SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL COMPOUND OF
IODINE that has performed such astonishing long
standing latter other remedy had failed that would
they could be substan'iated by the mod
who have used It, IL permanently aud e
fectuay cures either Chronic lnammatory
FARALysn loss OF the 9th LIMBS ofe
ofhow long standnx srRAirs BnuEs TuMoRs HARD swEI
Ln,ment IL s been used with incredible success ia Scro
Juia Kings Eri Disease Of Shine and HIP joint, Tic
fail caring Flesh Wounds Fsrer Sores Old Ulcers and
Sceied Legs. speedily and eectu lily cradle Cutane
Eruptions form Of III Rbeum ysipclas Pmpes
Ring Worm Babe.s Itch sesid Head nd i instantly re
This Liniment will stand upon intrinsic merit and only
trial convince the invalid OF its healng virtues
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-, y }! i: - y! sss;I & =
:i'sf 81 sps sss 8. & g1s e. - =
1esyy westeriy gslss. and was fivs day. making
Cape Clear hight From this point NAV Be
dated all the troubles which occasioned her delay
Head winds mostly prevailed, and on the Sd
INST, driving q tremendous gale, il was sup
posed by the engineer thar the Goals would
give out. At once the captain directed the
ships head to be turned towards st. Johns,
wards discovered that there would have been NO
deficiency, had she kept her course. As any ra-
!lonai man might have anticipated. St. Johns, and
indeed the whole eastern coast OF Newfoundland,
was found bockaded with ice, and the Unicorn
Was four DAYS In entering the harbor, which she
reached on Friday the l0h inst. She might, doubt
less, have got up to ST. Johns the day she came in
sight, but for the captains fear TO push through
about four miles OF soft loose ice, though it was
calm and only ten hours coal was supposed to
be on board, without ballast The captain pre-
PEELED to put In by the first gale. Early next morn
ing the wind freshened, and thicker ice drift
ca In, and after being nearly thrown ON her beam
ends In the gale, the steamer was compelled to at
tempt the passage Of the ice which mad by that time
increased to twelve miles in width. She succeeded
with great difficulty, and anchored in Bay Bulls,
about thirteen miles from st. Johns bay, on the
7th inst In two days more she got into st. JONAS
Coming out on Saturday, the 18th, she met with 81
iceberQs, and south Of Newfoundland passed along
the eastern edge OF about thirty miles of field ice
before fading an opening. The trip from New
foundlsnd to Boston was effected In good time, ow-
ing probably to the fact, that at Newfoundland the
vessel was put under the command of Capt Meaq-
hen, who is an experienced and efficient officer
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The Henry Clay.-This Ahip was " sterday
raised the sectional floating DOCK time of
upon his dock
ing sound End the only apparent injury The loss Of her keel
uode and the injury to her "copper" which proves taking
INTO confederation the time she ashore y strong
With the facility this dock affords keel will soon be
rsp ced with such ohcr repairs may be required and she
w be put in good condition she before driven uLon
the beach.
Daniel Marbles $500 Prize Drama.-This
liberal premium for dram suited peculiar characters
whch Mt Marble Europe, and this country
june or competition Already, the genius r. country
has contributed many doubt tened productious; but
a the time j. drawing nihh 1.-The first OF June would
conmena further eor for is improbable th-t the
MUM will be erteDdd than OF many eompet
tors The dramas will be enclosed Mr. Marble at Leie
vre and Fishers Pavilion Hotel, Boston.
Metallic Tablet Razor strop.-The oldest
pubic i9 tbs last th years. be had the
wh esaie and retail The tubc and vted
s1i nd ,1smne the various patterns-G SAUNDERS &
BON, III Broadway few doors Cortiandt street.
Splendid photographs -Plumbe has re-
ceay been taking beautiful portraits
q LARGEST size which displayed his gallery ISL
Broadway They we'll worth visit from any who
DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF wild
Cheuy-Ih his celebrated remedy" is daily acquiring in
creased reput ton far ~ efficacy in cuing coughs
ting b. od Diff uly Of ssthieg, pain breast
and all dsases Of the and Numerous physlcans
o. the highest respectsbty daily recommend Be careful
% obtain tn bearing the written signature Of DR. Swsyne All
Race sssss PSsdpns snsC Rar Bro.dMsy anc
John street; L. B. Warner. 2O5 bleeeker street.
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ALBANY, April 10, 1876.
The Ws1Hcr-7he State Conrntion-Ons of orr
I'm, S,robyIJs< Qer H.

The Wsathcr-The State Conrention-Oss of orr
future Governors. probably, &c. &c.
To-day is very lovely day. The sun il Venetian
and the air is Alpine. The citizens avail themselves
OF It's delicious Influences, and Ia yrssss 10 great
The chime Of the curfews pealing from the cloud.
capt towers" evidences that the day sacrsd and that
IL is the day worship The precise attendance or
the Governor and his lady At church sxemplnss the
eray that the force Of the example Of good men, not
particularly insomuch this thing IL concerned but In
somuch as all things concerned, 10 powerful For
believe that In far Christianity IL the essential
element in the character Of and In the opera
tons Of the Just 10 far it, principles iDhu.
snce the people. I do not know but the movements Of
this great agency wide ana e. enectuai 70 TINS
city 10 other ciues Of the Uoon and iorsoon caa-
not why they should not be- The opporunities Tor
auditors ample the clergy are profound
clusiveIv condned 10 csthsdrsls Tor 10 the pure sir
and undsr ths broad floor OF Heaven extempurnne0us
sermons Of much ability often sail BY wnsrant d.
vines Yes the very avenues are mere dedacsesd TO the
Won confidently believed, that the opinion Of the
rss,css al the Supreme Court upon the
matter would be concl usvs. But you unlsrstsnd
hat bv m reversal by the Court Of Errors aod by the
passage Of the bill regulating the representation 10 the
Cow BY the new apportonment through the 30
nate that this Judicial opinion 10 not conclusive Mr.
John Young. Of Livingston, aud Mr. Alvah Wordsn. Of
Ontario, both eminent members Of the lower House,
were present In the Senate chamber during the debate
upon this bill Yesterday Iusdsrstsnd q insnstcd In
morrow and pass without comPunction, and without
reference 70 legal opinions Of cannot state
that this will positively be the results but my authority
Tor making the statement with reservation, could NOT
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BALrIMohE, April 30, 1876.

BALTIMORE, April 20, 1876.
The Foreign NeUs-Burial Of Com. Jones' Business II.
5ahimors-7As TsIesreph-Markets, &c.
The news by the Unicorn received in this city on
Saturday night and caused considerable stir on Sun
day morning. 1t having been issued in extras and crcu.
lated in every direction. Although it il considered by
to be pacific the debate in Parliament is looked
upon, by those who know John Bull we'll to indicate
hostile intent, kind Of preparatory shake OF his head
and rafting OF his horns. which is unmistakeabe.
The remains OF Commodore Richard A. Jones, were
consigned to their final resting place yesterday by his
brother officers friends and Capt. Watsons company Of
Independent Blues
The extent of business which have heretofore no.
tced being transacted in this city by wholesale
merchants continues rather to than decrease
During the past week. and Up to ito close the city
crowded with purchasers and all engaged In mercantile
pursuits begin count the small hours Of the night be.
lishments. Hundreds Of those who have conms nced
this year to deal in Baltimore, heretofore Phila
delpha customers but the damage Of the State canals
and the dog inthe manger policy OF Philadelphia, with
regard 10 the right Of way have tended to throw the
bulk Of the business into Baltimore this season These
strangers express surprise to nd such Ane stocks ana
liberal prices in this city and merchants using
every exertion to them permanent cusomers
Tomorrow evening or Wednesday morning, the hrst
teegraphic communication WILL it IL expected BE- made
between this city and Philadelphia.
THE MARxEls-On Saturday the -four market was
perfectly inactive, waiting the arrival Of foreign news
The effect OF tho Uncorns news WILL however, be de-
veloped in the course OF the day.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Baltimore.
$1,000 Maryland g., 72l Maryland es closed At 7oI
asked 725 bid, an advance OF on yesterdays closing
rates Baltimore o. $780, advanced closing at 93} bid
bid 46i asked an advance Of the closing bids Of
yester day.
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The position Of the New Orleans bank. IL much mira
favorable than that Of the banks Of any other city in the
United States II win be perceived reference TO tho
table, that the amount Of specie hand exceeds
the circulation several hundred Thousand delar,
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AThAPILATORY,

nR LIQUID AIR DYE, for changing the color Of the
y han 70 any reg ared shade Of hsek OF bpwn. few
shin or sny w:y nurnE the hair The great
Posses ed by this Hair Dye hose hitherto USE ~ be
apparent IL produces perfectly color,
comparav y short space Of tins a.d much q The trouble
tirey ohyated this For producing shtr shades Of
brown the Arspaiory be said be the only preparation
addoa 70 the colo! having close resemblance thar Of
% ~ s m - csy % ne q re I'VE
the operation will retain il aeeussomed scine elasticity
and close Pvss apartments for lsdss and gputlesn wisk
aia'e 49, - J. LAnps, n Chatham q.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 20, is4s
The trial OF DR.. Hollick, for the publication ofan Oh
book and the delivery of lectures having tsndsn
cy to inhame the passions and subven the morals Of
youth up before the Court Of Quarter Sessions this
Kelley and +. NJ Wharton Esqrs, and the defence by
Joseph Clarkson, Esq The indictment contains mum.
Der Of counts, covering all the charges, which
verbose and technical usual The expected to
occupy several days, and from fact that reporter
engaged in taking ample notes Of the testimony and
gumsnts Of counsel Judge that the Doctor intends to
The arrival Of the Caledonia Ia anxiousy waited
for. The pacific nature Of the brought by the Uni
corn had the effect Of nspirtng the public mind and
the sales Of stocks by the brokers were at a slight
The telegraph between this city and Wilmington il In
excellent order and the substantsl iron wire Of which
composed answers the purpose in every respect
The line to Baltimore expected 70 resdy for opera.
line TO your city, you will then have q method Of
lightning communication BY s means direct to Wash
ington. The communication TO your city by way Of
Jersey city will probably be completed before you
substituted for that suspended before any degree OF
confidence can be placed 10 its permanent mode
Of communication.
sales or stocks at Philadslphns.
FiRsr BoAsp-25 shs Mechanics Bank. 94f; 100 do u
Bank, A; $1,000 Reading Bonds, cash, Ia 400 shs Gil
ArrER BoARp-$s00 Lehigh 6i, 52I; 100 shs Girsrd
Bank, days. 81; $500 Lshigh O.. sat.
SECOND BoARD--l2 shs u Bank ~; $1,000 Reading
Bonds, "a; $500 Texas per cent, S0 $1,000 Texas
67I 5000 do. ds, 67i 10 shs Fsrmsrs and Mschancs
ArrEa ssAsp-$ $1,000 Cincinnati s's, ~; 100 shs al.
rard Blk, cash, Oh; $1,000 Reading Bonds, IS, ~.
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CARD.
H. T. WILLARD 4 W. W. SHIRLEY, Auetiopeers,
gys their personal attention to he sasof Honse-
Stocks Of Crockey Dry Goods Grocery and
sales Of Real Estate the Merchants Exchange. Also so
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May LIST, whsn
they will 70 the spacious store, No II WALL street. late
Adams Express Once. all lmsm