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CTARCH-5O0 boxes
- STAR. CANDLES-2O0 boxes.
SOAp-300 boxes.
CHEESE-llO boxes.
SEGARS-400 a0O.
TOBACCO-300 boxes.
CRANBERRlES-l59 packages.
NEW BUTTER-2J0 kegs.
NORTHERN LOAF, CRUSH'D, and POWDERED
SUGAR-120 packages,
, LETTER. CAP. VIZ APPTNG P APER-900o reans
je Is For sale BY EJ,HAkF q Co. - fehoap. st;
TEAS 3 TEAS!
TINE subscriber d now IeceivIng largo stock 80
il OF superior Grsea and Black TEAS, OF his
own Isleofi0nI which be oien for sale a. Ieasoha-
ia i'. CHAs. aTeUsHToN, y esmp VFaSt
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sADDLERY AND TNDTA-R0BBER GOODS

complete stock Of SADnLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS, at Wholesale and Retail 81 the lowest market
prices. E County MeIchant and Saddles be sGp-
piled with every article in our line. ~ OIdau put up
with care ]. A. HORTON s. CO.,
nu7 d&LW 6S Common 4 ands II Canal
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~ For Clerk.-CHARLEs F. CARUTHERs is
held on 5th Of November ne auia IA
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SMITH 3 BR1ooTHER So,

SMITH HAOTAE r.
HAVE nsosivsdlarFe addition "a t6eS sfo al i6fA
II RUBBER GOODS. These Goods ere Of the bast
msnqiaetu5e and warranted e stand al eztssmsa q
GeiOmans q their Bottles, Caneens and aiaT Buckets
manufactured with special reference the many dry
places and arid deseIo between the Rio GIaude end the
Sold BigFins;" Az Beds. which weigh eny u pouRd5;
ate prQol uagE3 EQ1toGn Haga Saddle hsgI etc. IN
Ola hUhhER CLOTHING Of all kinda WadnE
bOOtd A6gglugs. etc. India Rubber Bahkets e.
etc. Also--IENIS, TENT-CLOTHS Saddles, bTfdlsa.s
htfs SiiFyupH. SnHrs- attn ~ 50 Common 81 nll2
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNisA-
ING MATERIALS, Al Auction Prices
Il \ MeCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CIIAR1Es street. eoOn
- above POydfas-Keeps constantly
on hand good ASSORTMENT Of MletF
AND SECONDHAND FUkNi-
1A1iE LqTled Hair and Mos 49, rts.b A. i "a.
EkASSES, made Of the best maieiel.t ~ - - -
posed to sell az low IS can Be- h0ughi a. eae ~ s lias
REPAIRIkG OF Furniture ana y t.c1 49,
OF JOBBfNG done a abort notioe a1a u s ~,
49, ~ 81 sseoSi hand EEruiiule heusht ETC., ETC.
iyls Sm D. ll0cu fSHEln, lss :. S..-- -
/ - ANCH0As AID lllAlN 49, IA
NOR FAl.F d hah1 lad EhAll C1olsi q $50 w.
II Apllf q Isiei % tss w
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DENTISTRY, &C.

hrs PEARSON aad ANFOJX infonn their pstanfs
- that they can be consulted daily af
their oillcs. from A. n. 70 5 Z. n. -pT.
Eeason,s many Improvements IN DEr-SlE f454.l,4
TAI ~ l4t4f1tt = a1e too vel Known aud -AAJ
appreciated % require enafnefatHE. Ha Hlo1E Eae
particularly worthy the attensn Of those requiring arlc1
ones Their prices graded 70 EHit the circumstances Of
Canal Flleef. ap2 n
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LULENBEHt HOsPIEAlIs
Situated on the PontchartFain Railroad.
NHE above Hospital for the isst fourteen yea under the
i skinl and attentive management Of the late Dr. -
Q, A nuremberg, now open under the Of DR.. J. 81
RHODES, for the reception Of patients. -
e--7erIRs Of s4dnlisSi0R-
In the Upper WaEds-Ona Dollar per day
In PrvHte WaTds-frOm Two TO Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital Operations will Dc charged az extra
Within The large enclosure Is INSANE HOS EfAI,
devoted only the OF those afflicted with insanity:
t. separate and distinct building for Small POE and
other agiOus diseases
Hosnityf tor ia DR. j r RHODES. "a ROYAL At. ie
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b A TESi BAT ISL
THE PUBLIC respectfully Informed that theGpendid
i BATHS, recently erected Exchange Alley. corner
Of BienVie in OUeTatnn The Bath Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated, expense having been spared
by the proprietor make them complete in an their deta
|. The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
is now erecting Bath Ra0nls CONT STREET, near
the corner Of IAUpHlNE the site formerly known
the NepOuy Baths, which, when completed viii excel in
maRncenpe any establishments of the kind in "a city,
and where HOT. COLD, SHOWER, VAPOB AND
INDICATED BATHS can be hRd at all times, from 5
o'clock NJ. ill l0p'olOCk Hot, Cold Shower
Bath Twenty Five Cents. iy2O SIN
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OREGoN-Advices from Oregon to the 10th o
June have been received at the War Department
which state that most Of the white inhabilanu
have gone TO the mines Of California; that whit,
labor can with difficulty be obtained at any price
and that Indian labor cannot be depended upon
The quartz masters bark Anita arrived at thu
mouth Of the Columbia river on the Doth of May
fourteen days from San Francisco, in charge o
Capt Rufus Ingalls,, of the QuarteTmaster's De
partment. He sailed up the river as far As For
Vancouver, an establishment Of the HudsOns Bal
Company, where he found the steam propelle
Massachusetts,, and where two companies Of thu
first artillery already debarked and eneampe,
near the fort. Capt. Ingalls, took charge of tn
Massachusetts, and, taking the Anita in tow
steamed down the river SIX mileR to the mouth 0
the Willamette, and up the latter river II miles
Portland, which is the head OF ship navigation
and about II miles below Oregon city, the presen
capital. Both vessels were in the course Of bein
laden with lumber for the Government, TO be use
in erecting sfOrehOuses and barracks in California
and expected 70 sail on the 18th June Ii wa
Capt. Ingalls, intention TO visit Nisqually, Pu
| gets Sound, where one of the artillery companie
| was TO be stationed during the summer and I
visit as many points as possible Of the territory
| with view Of obtaining correct idea of its mil
tary resources. He states that as yet very little
known as to the Interior excepting the portion boz
| dering on the rivers Columbia and Willamette
! In respect to this region, he had obtained muc
| information from Gov. Lane, Judges Bryant an
! Pratt, and many intelligent officers of the HuC
| sons Bay Company; but it all goes very It'll
beyond the rivers. There is no road but the roug
one of the emigrants from Fort Hall through TO ii
valley Of the Willamette distance of-S0o Enile
! All communication between the different points
generally effected by water, and it was fhOugi
| quite impractieable to attempt to furnish suppi
TO any troops that may rest farther in the intert
| than Wallah- Wallah, though small amour
would be sent TO Fort Hall, to meet the rifle reg
ment which was expected to be there in Septer
| ber Temporary quarters were TO be erected
our troops, as the points of permanent militia
occupation would not be selected until the arriv
Of Gen. Smith, who was expected to visit the te
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"A o y n y . . OUss
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
s ID EsPECFULLY inform the public and their former
IA customers, that they have rea1DUed % 129 GldFAER
Street corner Of Cqr0Hdee=whee they are prepared to
boats. Hotels Bans and Private Families, for Expectation
N. B.-A Liberal Discount allowed 10 GIOOefs and Com
6%@ SODA WATER and MEAD fumahad in
Fountains, heretofore. with new and superior DIawiRG
ApUaTatua ans Rm
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NHE Subscriber have hAnn large 0ld Wei
il selected assortment Of ARRIAGES. =
and are constantly receiving from the hesl
Northern MannfaetOdes, every style and 80
vafiety. PurchsssnWOul do well to give -
a5 a5 ss sms&w A "oODTIds g s.. GhSyiS;
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~ For Justice of the Peaoe.-Please announce
L. WINTER as Candidate Tor Second Justice Of the Peace
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NEW Cf5I.EAEs CARRIAGE VFbHEHOUSR
No, lla and 40 GfHg4YIER STREET
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Of 80
~ every description always hand, for c, y
sale low for cash o. approved paper. Also ks+Es~t
springs, AEle8, Lamps, Banda. Cloths -
LS susssiJ hsSSS An4Vani'A HALEa LUM.
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Through in Seven and half Dass-Stage Travel
Reduced to Ninety. three Miles.
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Mad. y 1asns. q 81 -. 50 ] RaLRH& CO

2 AHEsE Steam Gapees now used on DE following
a. seambodts Fern. boat Two BrDthefE. Alex. Scott
AutoeTat Illinois, Snliana. Grand Tusk EadeIe MaEn0a
AmaEanth, g. E. Watkins. Elisha, Rdnesss Pieces No, 3.
Ndtchez, New Orleans, Mary kolia, Olivia = fuU-hoatE
Mary kingsiand, PhgniE Swan. PeniAn, HefCuleg and
CORqusrOf. ~ By enquiunE Of the EngiHeegs q these
boats any pss0n be satisfied the practical Of
the Steam Gauge. jAdDe
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VW1 : n y ~ 7 1ON " VI 70
~ For CLERK : Eds. Crescent Please announces
JAMES A. HOPKINS Candidate for Clerk Of the Fourth
et Court at the ensuing election, be held on the 5t q November
ie26 MANY VOTERS.
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First District court:

REF- For Oonstable.-Pleass anaounos in your jouIn
WIN. SHEARER Candidate for Constable Of the THIRD
tret Parah Of Orleans Lape tel MANY FRIENDS
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United Kingdom 5z,N7,3O6 3zUb4,bW 622'T0
Thus showing decrease Of ,533 in tho circula-
ton Of notes in England, and decrease of f8226 in
tho circulation of the United Kingdom when pared
with the corresponding period last year.
The average stock of bullion held by the Bank Of
England in both departments, during the month ending
the oath of February $780, being increase
Of f254527, compared with the previous month"; and
increase of f93O045 when compared with tho same
period last year.
The stock of specie held by the Scotch and Irish
banks during the month ending the oath of February
f2711 O13, being increase Of ,646, COM
pared with the previous return and decrease Of
EST $50 when compared with the corresponding period
last wear
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& 0 M NJ CIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, April 90 p. M.
The stock market opened buoyant this morning and
quotations for nearly every fancy in tho list advanced
. fraction. At the first board Harlem improved IN
per cent Long Island a Canton Company, 4;
Farmers Loan, Al Morris Canal 4; Reading Rail-
road 4; Treasury Notes, "a; Indiana, \; u. s. 8's
184s, ~ The sales were to creator extent than
asual and operators appeared to be confident of
steady advance. The money market il slightly
easier. The news from Europe has had good effect,
private accounts being full favorable those Of
public character The low rate of interest ruling in
London, and the difficulty experienced In employing
money proftably will, it is presumed turn the at
tention of capitalists to American securities and i'm
prove the market value of our stocks.
We hardly know when to look for another arrival
from Chagres direct Tho Falcon is nearly duo at
this port, with several days later news but as we
sve account Of her having arrived at Chagres sho
may not DO along for week. She IL advertised to
leave here the 10th instant for Chagrcs. As the
California hourly expected at Panama whom the
NOrtherner left Chagres it is probable that the Falcon
will bring several weeks later Intelligence from San
Francisco. Large amounts of gold may arrive at any
moment and when least expected. We sec by the
London Times that large of California gold
was received in London on the 22d of March A largo
portion of the receipts of precious metals in England
by the West India limo Of steamers, Is in gold from
California, and large sums arc on American account,
which realized here by bills Of exchange on London
Tho Augusta (Ga) Cotton Manufac turing Co. have
realized profit offour per cent their capital with
in tho last three months Notwithstanding no more
than three-fourths Of the machinery of tho establish
ment has been fitted for work. dividend of three
per cent the last quarters business has been de-
clared, and surplus retained to meet contingencies
The stock of the company above par in tho market
This the way the South is going ahead in this branch
of industry; and in few years there will DO in
section of the country large villages
towns, tho same as at the North. 90
The'entire stock ($30000) in . cotton manufao-
turing establishment proposed to DO erected Nc
Mnnve (Tennessee) is subscribed for, and measures
to be taken for procuring all the requisite materials
for erecting the necessary buildings 1t is the inten
tion to run 1000 spindles and go looms.
The lower house of the Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed general manufacturing bill will proably pass
tho Senate The bills -charterng the Bank of German
town. and the Monangahela Bank, of Brownsville, Pa,
were each considered and passed. A number Of other
bank bills also passed.
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad Company for
each of the first three months in each of the past five
wears, were 8 annexed
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and Washington do 50 offered Baltimore and Susque-
hanna do, 19H offered, COX asked Hartford turnpike,
20 offered; Reistertown do, offered; York do, x
offered asked; Frederick. 81 offered, 81 asked. Mis-
ceaneous-Gas Co, 9S offered, 102 asked Water Co.,
so offered; Union Manufacturing Co, 10 offered; sus-
quehenna Canal, IL offered, is asked
Inc returns Of circulation OF the Irish and Scotch
banks for the four weeks ending the oath Of February
ut when added together give the following the
rage weekly circulation Of these banks during the past
month, viz
Average circulation OF tho Irish banks f4 $50 $50
Average circulation of the Scotch banks 2952l77
Average circulation during past month. :. f7 5l2257
On comparing the above with the fixed issues Of the
several banks tho following appears to DO the state Of
tho circulation -
The Irish banks below their fixed issue 17944I4
The Scotch banks are below their fixed ISSUE 135032
Total below the fixed issue. >. Ell 920, 446
Tho amounts Of gold and silver held at tho head
Offices of the several banks during past month
been follows
Gold and silver held by tho Irish banks f1 67s $50
Gold and silver held by the Scotch banks. 1032OS3
Total Of gold and silver held. f2,711Ol3
Tho above statements complete the returns Of the
Of country notes in England Scotland and
Ireland for the month ending the oath Of February
These returns combined with the average circulation
Of tho Bank of England for the period will give
the following results of the total Giro notes in
tho United Kingdom when compared with the previous
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increase, March, 1S49. ..........S 1870 II
This is equal to "a per cent OF tho receipts
IN March, 1912 S14.s34 2S than two-thirds OF
tho aggregate, were from freight
The commissioners appointed at tho last session OF
the Legislature of Now Jersey to investigate tho affairs
of the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company have
fairly commenced operations The resolution under
which they act, extends not only to examination
into tho various charges preferred against tho
hsgers but requires investigation of all matters Of
Whatsoever kind, in which tho State and tho people
Interested. II embraces all tho relations of tho CON-
pany, with tho various subordinate companics-tho
Trenton Napoleon, Camden ferry, Union transporta-
tion Trenton bridge, SC, &c. Their report will be
anxiously locked for, and we hope it will be full fair
and comprehensive.
Tho wages Of the operatives in Lowell havo been
ascd by the corporations to what they
were six months ago, whom, In consequence of dull
times, they were reduced This is a favorable symp-
aom ~ these companies have not mndc such move
ment voluntarily without duo consideration
Tho Baltimore money market was rather less strin-
gent ut close Of tho last wcok but good business
paper selling ut y per cont per month. Quota
tions for stocks in Baltimore on Saturday were
ncxed Maryland s's 97I offered; do deferred do,
06I offered SO asked; do SIS, 79H offered, 50 Asked
do Sterling 5 SO offered 80 asked; Baltimore 6's, 20,
Ssi offered ses asked; do, 30, 99k offered, 1ooH
asked do. 5s so offered; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
o per cent bonds, 81 offered, 90 asked; do. now 80
oGcred do dividend bonds, s6x offered 81 asked Bank
Stocks-Baltmore, SO offered ST asked; Mcrchants''
SOY offered ok asked; Union COZ offered Gl = asked;
Commercial and Farmers short, 20x offered; Marine,
rs offered; Farmers and Planters 23 asked Western,
Is offered, 10 asked; Franklin 81 offered, 9H asked;
Fsrmcrs Bank Of Md, as offered; Patapsoo Bank, 10
oGcrcd. Insurance-Frcmen's 1871 offered, 1ek asked;
baltimore Fire. TX offered, IN asked; Associated Fyrc
meme, s offered, 51l asked. Road stocks-Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad AN offered, AK asked baltimore
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nOCTOR YOURSELF, FOR 70 CENTS, ny MkANSOf
~ tho pocket EsculApus, his own physicians
10Th edition. with unlrod engraving show
ing private diseases shape and form and
tiops Of the rcnerative system By W. Young "A. ass
mo has suffering from seores as-
eases heed tho victim Of Quackery as ~ W
prescriptions aimed In us book. bo may our hmss
without hnarance II business OF the knowledge :" "e
intimate friend with tenth tho uhuA eSP"nss
addition To the general routine or private diseases nv
ernlans the causc Of carly decline
tnrs IN Observation-Disclosures other dot
IT, would not proper TO enoaerao ~ s.s IN 49,
oM ne oouv OF this hook by mail or nve csPes W.
be sent for one dollar Address 'p''' Dr. W. YOUNG,
No ib4 Spruce ssrees. PhiiadeiphiA
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The receipts Of this road increasing with most
rapid strides For the first three months this year the
gross earnings nearly fifty per cont larger than
andicstve of good management and prosperous posi-
ton Of tho company's affairs The receipts for tho
month of March 1S49 nearly two thousand dollars
larger than for the first three months of 1S45 and
NEARLY largo those for the first three months of
lS46 1t must however, be borne in mind that tho ro-
cepts this year from the business of thirty miles
moro road and from the traffic of tho New Haven Rail-
road Company transported portion of the Har-
lena road In the event of the receipts for tho remain
der tho year continuing Mt tho rate the gross
income for 1s49 will not vary much from four hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. Last year1s4Sthe groes
earnings amounted to $500 900. The extension from
sCroton Falls to Dover Plains has only open and
in active operation two months of tho past three and
tho receipts compared with last year. have not there
fore been favorable have expect hey
win DO during tho remainder of tho year Tho summer
travel this road will be very great and as tho Sec
ton of country through which the line passes becomes
adapted to the traffic Of the road tho freighng bust
mess will DO large 1t takes two years least for tho
people of o section Of country travorscd by railroad
to regulate their operations upon railroad basis
Tho receipts of the Macon and Western Railroad
Company, for tho month of March, in each Of tho past
two years, annexed
MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD,
Gross earnings for March, 1913. s1l 600 Al
y" ." F"iVni i'e'' 'l'n., 2,572 So
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CLOTHING.

d. EnOCUALLENGE-NOT WHO
BtJOV their old ciothes TO look like newCa NJ
IL Cleaning Dyein Tailoring and Repairing estsblishmsns
No 81 Cold street whsro you can get all grease oSraeted ~
tia siortcst notice, by J. H. NOAH.
spIO GO Gold st. two doors from Bcckmau st. New York.
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one do''ar' "'"'''' WV DR.. W. YOUNG.
~. ,s4 Suruce sSrees, Philadelphia.

~ MORRISON CONTINUES TO Bn CoNsILTnD
.onsdcntiay private disease Gis.;s. v g.
seneea cured in fcw days Nervous and organic dsssnS
he " srrants to cure See his Lonoon "p'"~s " I'LL" ''~
nuIt, arr
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Showing an increase Of f545l6 In the circulation Of
notes in England, and decrease Of f14O,s3s in tho
circulation of the United Kingdom compared With tho
previous month, ending the 9th of January
The following statement will show tho position Of
the currency when compared with the period last
year
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LOST

>~>,N~DN ~
AOOO REWARD-LOST, ON SUNDAY, IN CHAT
OOO ham street. 81 400 In bills Of 500 each, belonging
10 the Bank of New York Any returning this
money to Alway Grocer foot of Warren street, will
receive the liberal reward of $500 N.
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THE DEMOCRATS OF THE 18TH WARD, HAVE MO-
minated for Alderman James Lee, and for A-,stsnt,
John j. Cisco ticket which, IL elected will confer f~nOr
the ward and tho city Tho True Sun in yei
erday publishing the ticket for Charter Officers Of this
having given the barnburncrs for the regular ticket
We pleased to make the correction for such dstn
gushed have consented to head ticket in that
ward.