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On Wednesday afternoon, l7h Of consumption 10 the
full Of Immortality Mrs FRANCES OLIVIA CLARK, in
the 2h her leaving aeconae husband and one child
70 mourn her loss.
The subject exemplary Christian affection
wife and mother and amiabe in her dsposton good
negbo firm friend and though she has fallen into that sleep
broken sound Of the Of the
resurrection feel assured that In the Of
her Saviour Her fengs her sickness poacted
faith enabled triumph DEATH May He who
lamb be father the Orphan and
o the disconsosfe
Her funeral will place Thursday evening" the 18th instant
O'Clock The friends and acquaintance Of the family
vsd attend without further notice. from her late residence {,
between 9th and 10Th streets
On "Wednesday morning, 18Th instant Mrs. TERESA BYRNE,
aged 81 years
viii take place Friday the aoh, from her late resi-
18th New York avenue, O'Clock,
solemn Of requiem win be offered In st. Pack church for
her repose.
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GENERAL vspor Bssh-Adopted unanimously by Congress,
~ through the strong Of United
States surgeons, and other physicians, per testimonials
ne apparatus hxed portable the position
vofshs 70 the debsfed and the safe, equal distribution o.
heat The applications aiding the potent epidemic
andote sulphur
and elsewheie efficient called mecua In heu
matte, % the operations Of
rsmed oriental ssesmbstb still used in Turkey there lately
studied by found be particularly servcesbe
organ. OF respiration rights for making
and furnished Also powerful but SAFELY graduated electro
and magnetic
wing hrf door, Convenient Tor
sms,) No. % ard AZ residence ofsick. Proba'um ct
sept e-eodn BOYD REILLY.
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III M. SMITH, OF Main and 10th street, ~
lls Of the firm Of PARKER SMITH, soicts early ordn
threshers, particularly for those Of the class with
ers and fan attached He has ready usual
chimes, common treshers and horse powers shsl
own com ucton also, the celebrated Bambrough fam 70 ~
sought after In Maryland aud Pennsylvania. He asks par
other al the twice the cost He devocs particular ,sa
10 thrcshng machine repairs particularly Jtb ~
ker and by Parker and Smith. He will r
satisfaction New OF spikes be inserted small cost w
making machines, inferior from wear, equal
Also, hand Two Of McComcks eaping machines ers as
for same, and chains for chain horse powers
RioHEoSp, Va. T#,##H
MAY 7-w6w
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REPoRTs FOR THE UNION.
Condition Of he Northern Markets.

New York. Sept. B-2p m,..BaIings circular BY The
and Pennsylvania do at 49, The stock market in New
York .msr ssd prices q sscur'.ie;
prices in favor buyers sales of $3.50 bbs al ~ s7
81 ~ for State brands southern, S5 and Genesee $b l2h
Corn meal, SO l2h Wheat frmer-saes OF 1000 bushels
Genesee JI5 III red do. 100 los Corr
United States treasury notes nearly out Of market
hrin-i-saes 2JVU Dusues 63 d cents for mixed,
and 81 50 for yellow OATS 80 cents Rye, 10
The demand for hctiveno change in prices
Provisions and groceries steady last quoted Whiskey
rs a "a cs Ia bbls. a sHs.4H
Pnn.ADKI.PHiA, Sept 1872, p. m.-The stock markei
small sales common brands AT S5 for city
IS g. Com meal and rye -four IS Wheat in steady
mand supply moderate-saes 500 bushels red los
cents white ll0a liz Cora qnet sales OF yellow
a, 81 % cents. Rye unchanged Southern OATS S6 IS
Of mess pork go 75 Lard u Groceries firm
change coton-snaIl sales previous prices Whiskey
steady at 2oh "a cents per gallon.
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VALUABLE Real ESTATE in the CITY OF Wsshins'a
for saie-The proprietor, intending 10 the wet
In few months, offers sale three brick houses and o
gnia and Seventh within twoa
Navy Yard Two OF houses have number Of each
well calculated for stores OF Shops In with d
apartments the third small two story house, subject to-
comfortable cottages Them, between the Capitol nd
grer~onal Buying Ground, suitable for the
for the Washington Market for diaries, may be preferred
both The whole Of this property Is occupied
tive In good condition. and win be sold At very reduced nc
ties iBdsputabe.
Persons wishing purchase will please address BY u
apply perse Iay a. my Office Pennsylvania few 81
"' Il. NJ You've,
An 5-codf Arn
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THE next session begin Monday day
le5o, and close frst March, 1851.
Nathan X Smith, N. u, surgery.
Nm e. A. Aiken, NJ. D., chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew, NJ d. Theapeuucs, Matea Medlca, and Hy
giene.
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy Physiology.
VIM Power "A. D., Theory aud Practice OF Medicine.
Richard H. Thomas, NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases Of Woaen
and Children.
geo. W. Miltsnberger M D., Pathological Anatomy
The opportunities M the prosecution OF Practical
Anatomy nj moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures week. by and
lnfrnary with privilege OF daily visits % liz
wards without charge the student for the ticket
Fees S9v Ss5 Practical Anatomy &lo Ma-
WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Aug. 7-2awti5Oc
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DOgTPOSED Trustees Sale OF Real Estase.-By virtue
Charles sitting equity,
undesned, Will SELL before the courthouse door
Tobacco county, Thursday the 18Th
between ths hours Of and O'Clock The tract
land nhered Mary r. Nsae from her mother Nancy e. heze
together constituting farm which the said Dr. fancs Neae
occupied his desih called and known
Gooe Greek and containing x bnndred and 6S acres
farm comfortable dwelling, barns,
well watered,
umbered navigation. The land h In hugh
products Of county
miles Port Tobacco and convenient 70 church and
mill.
Terms ofsae ratification
three equal annual nsiamen be
security, be approved BY the trustee beading
from day Of Upon the payment the whole Of h
authorized the purchaser
purchasers the said Mary " Neale and the late Doctor
Ncae described premises subject TO the widow
Az being that Of the land which the
said Dr. Francis Neae held in fee smpethe balance of2s acres free
and unncumhered.
Aug 2s-iaw4w NJ sToNEsTREET, Trustee
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rTTY TAXEs.-N0tice to Property HOlders.-An psns
for the l64S, previous years.
property Ia this city requested 10 take notice that
shall delinquent the nrst day OF September Vi
Of their property TO avoid this expensive process all would
we'll 10 make speedy payments.
TAX FOR 1850. By ordinance of the corposdo
and each succeeding Is made TO become
the middle year. instead of close, formerly M
year 1880, therefore, became due the ls Instant
payable deduction Of per will be allowed
all bills said year. that may be paid during the months Of July
@ A. RoTHwELl,
July 4-Qaw2mif .7 Collects
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The Saratoga Delain.a b. he Wsalher.--SAipping

NORFOLK September is, m.-The threatening weather
Yesterday prevented United States ship Sa raoga
going she lowed down the roads, where she
yet remains at anchor, ready proceed The first favorable
opportunity To-day the wind Is blowing almost gale
from E. large number OF vessels outward bound
in the roads, several OF which have been for
,ys among them the schooners John Sul I'd John
Titus, Richmond, for Philadelphia. and the G. A.
Greener, Naor, hence for Mobile. The brig Washington
below; the captain Is waiting orders before he
towed the city Schooner Jane Ross and Martha
arrived here James river haish
loading Philadelphia. Barque Kiogson from Pniladel.
pha for Kingston ia here this morning. with the loss Of
lnasts, sails, rigging, &c.
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COMMON HALL Of the town OF Petersburg, virsis
May 1850 Tho following resolution this day sdo

COMMON HALL Of the town OF Petersburg, yirsiAy
May !, 1850 The following resolution this day apsr
the Hail 0
"Rssoived, That the mayor of the advertise p
Of the bonds Of the corporation OF Petersburg eld
the State Of Virginia, payable in 1870 and
with for interest," payable half yearly In February and
gust The proposals will be received for of not less %
addressed the chamberlain Of the town, until the 18th day
~ O'Clock, which time they will opened and The
bidder win be entitled thereto The payments for the same W
required 18th May 18th June and 18th July, and bidders vii
al which hese periods they oer TO pay The corporation
10 themyeves the right 70 reject any oner made"
ton will be received by the chamberlain Of the ace
the above resolution, until the i4 day Of May, 1880 ed
nj. CHAS CORLING
May a-du 4shMsyneit Mars
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To. tlae Editor.
OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
September Is, 1850.
Sir: Official information has been received thai the in
ures caused to the bridges &c. by the late storms have
been repaired and that the mails from New York by the
evening line will arrive at Washington with regularly
Very respectfully,
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oeneral Agency ID Wash.ngton. d. Q.

General Agency ~ Washington, ID. q.
pY A. M. FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennyvra
ID the government for services ka
co. revolutionary war the with Great Britain, the M
ida 4Br
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip.
Bosy Land-Wi attend 70 the purchase and sale Of @s
land on order.
Pafewf OeeThe applications for patents procuring mode
drawings, &c. will be attended in all their branches
General Post OEceA claims against the department viii
prosecuted settlement Of conacios' quarterly accounu pay
ditto facilitated, &c.
willie Democrat 81 Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette ndins
Sentinel, New York Herald, and Detroit Free Press win publish
with paper. June NJ
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House or Ropre sen q tives.

House OF Representatives.
The House devoted it's session Of yesterday to the
sideraon Of the bill making provision for the payment
Of the instamsnt Of the Mexican indemnity next falling
due which was debated at length in Committee Of the
Whole on the OF the Union and afterwards passed
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Traffic of Erie Railroad.

wi be observed That the freight carried year for
six months is larger by 30 per than Tor the whole year
1919; the passengers nearly equal It. This freight IL
mostly the produce OF those rich counties, rst made
available the cities consumption The farms send down
both cattle aud the products OF animals in gseat
dance. The following will show Of these Items.
Is Csvfais produce seuf dotpW the Eric Railroad sf
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MENTAL Hygiene or, An Examination OF the Intel
Ill Passions their influence the health and lon
geviy by VIM sweetser, NJ ID.
New Elements o Geomeuy; by seba Smith. vol.
My Peninsuar Medal by an old Pensioner
Washington and hts Men by George Lppard.
TAYLOR MAURY,
septls Booksellers, OH street
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These large supplies have besn much additional de.
nand city business, because the foreign demand
farm produce found sale for additional quaint
ties sent down from those newy-opened regions As
Indication Of the which factories have sprung
up in that region. consequent upon the ability of
10 their supplies, The give the lbs OF
up the road and the quantity Of goods brought bsek
as follows
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immsdisssy.
THE Principal vf the wsenion IN. o. Academy wie
employ forthwith assistant who qualbed ~
he various English branches and the lower mHthemauc NC
be an unmarried man. OF sober habits and good moral chnhE
10 the Principal
Feb Ie--du
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rNO All persons whom II may cOncern.-James Mura
an rshman, died year lS46 lin the county Of Hal
state Of Virginia, interstate, leaving some personal estate whs
his next OF KIM le any entitled under the NJ
nia said Murphy e undersigned, his widow, admin
Tered on his estate and will be entitled the M M
mate dsubuee, IN he left next Of kim She a
method az Informing exist, ana
tnbsh their superior right her said otherwise s
that such exist and will consider the properly
own. I
Aug l-wlAs MANY A. MURPHY
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Holiday Gin for the Minioni
M have r ace 90 .:s. ssou, The nisa.
tain larger namsss o. splendid s@S.bnsn, considering NE
price i.usd man oh.r pictorial paeli.hsd
faa,.ssd q 'seSss siasosasiy a. 40
!; copies 70 one address .,
prices purchase win be great
posn.,e, and Others should send 'her orders
g. prepaid *, postage WIN b
as on h'", ysS.s. WIN. > mrsKEy . co.
Sep, is-sswp Conner "a and Walnut .i.. Phia.
HOUSE Fnrni.hins Dry cood..-Tns .osseIiber beg
o@ns very desirable sooa. IN the ABOVE as % De' " ne
IT, an: and - Hss ss .sss m: .S:.Ss S 'A''H
- &c, 50, ands4 pillow case linens
stss as i sns s ~ ..s &c a.n sS.,sa'
is a. s and nd IL, %niss and ealorsd M.r,.ls. guilt
%s. an. and s ssss sss s s sSs
$ ,s .ss i sia. .aps .s,s sisni.
with goods the line, which they pledge
. ." '"'' GIass fSS sEwTo TO nay Co
ny Dyer q BRO THEIR, Asosseassrs.
STOCKS At r nc. y. evening me
~ 900 sock Of The Bank ofas Msuopo,
So, 90 o'ts washington a; oS SSs%r. ..
sep Dihn baoinn, nao.
CURNrsHED ROOMS. Two four gentlemen be
commodsied with furnished rooms. gentleman wishing
and chamber adjoining without boafd be supplied with
senteel apartments IN private Mny near the avenue,
p'"s" DYER BROTHER, Auc,iouecr.,
septie-eodfa Corner Of ION st. and Pa sv.
RIO the omosrs OF Nsvy.The undersigned respectfully
officers o. the navy they Just
ceved invoice q Dehscs blue nannsla superior ace and
sept i'ii isssswim ''-' E. OWEN a SON.
7 ION Hunting an shs Interior Of south Africa, by
The Rsesa. Progress. Of Astronomy, BY Professor LOOMS vol
volume. 81.
ossslcs. anu ses s Of EDWARD Everett, yoi.
Katharine Douglas. Principle Deveopcd' BY the author Of
Benesf,s memoirs Of Anne Boleyn I
s1 Parry o. Trials -. g o., ,s s ar.. y9 Nv a
Rsm,useepees Or onrress by c. W. March. I vol.
Echoes OF me Unverse BY Rev Henry Chresinas vol
N by Tennyson. 4 vol.
vepaus and his Voyages BY the vi.coun sanisrem
The west Indie. and NORTH America IN 1870; by Robert Baird
Universe. Dictionary Of weight. and Measures ancient and mod
er the United Suites standards by w. Alexander
w. Ju.s received, FRANoK TAYLOR.
Septic ht
pIBLEs and Prayer Books, In plain Handsome
binding Of velvet paper msche and this Gay received
s. ~ sa# Booksslers, OH street
Also, Psalm and Hymn Bcoh ofsn the various denominations in
rNHE Frsnklin Paper Mni Richnaond, virginia, IL In
excellent crdsr, and turning printing psper news,
Orders Addressed % Mr. samuel wsss superintendent, win be
hunters life IN me FAR interior q south Africa with notices
o. the native tribes and anecdotes Of the chase Of be hon elephant
cd, q AIyn. vols, with iIasrsiop. = s'''''
TAYLOR MAURy,
booksellers, near 9Th street
Tbe provress III Astroporav pv ma. oor,,.
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These large qualties oil produce sent down from
hitherto secluded dstricts, Ia addition variety
other products have created demand for goods which
have gone back in the 10 lowing Quantities,
Goods s~f sg the Erie Railroad
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AR REDUCED PRICES.-The annexed description Of rcs|
IA win now sold reduce stock Citizens and rs
soIournng washington especially invited
before purchasing, bargains be obtained
the following vxi s8e
30 pieces beautiful syIes spring and summer silks small
plaid, striped, and plain
10 pieces and parts Of pieces plaid India silks
81, 10 do do figured foulard do
25 do British and French ciLzes In beautiful patterns Ia
chldren's
SO pieces and parts French acone and organde mus
o5 good style coored lawns At 70 and l2t cents
pieces bareges and baregc de lanes al sac6ce
All goods above will be offered for cash
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co
June 26-3tawif
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~ querfo volume London With engraving ,rany
Agriculture Carpentry Commerce, Forifcaion, Political ~
Horticulture, Naval Architecture, &c, Sc usnk
encyclopaedia OF the Fine Arts viz; Painting, ecuipu
~, Architecture, Numsmatics Poetry, Music hc &c
IN one qusro volume. London. Very ILLUSTRATOR i
Encyclopedias Of Mental Philosophy, treating Of Gramme
Rhetoric, moral Philosophy Metaphysics Method Law,
Sc, &c. One quato volume London. .v,oR
Just imported from London by FRANCk Ihfh
June ~
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a.44a,77o
SS5,O45
shipped from Buffalo

Thus, in most instances the trade 10 much larger for the
suits everywhere present The of the Boston
trade correspond with those Of Buffalo. and the Erie rail-
road, well as with all others. including New oreans
the of which port show the following values eceiv
ed point down the Mississippi for series
M
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1877. 1898 isia 1850
s sss' sent .::' IL s ss asss s ssss
You viii observe that the west in this year
Of ''scory ruin" when "trade Declines" Is for SIX
months larger than for the whole year lsi9 The goods
hat come down partly wcolen and the de-
mand for than this year has diminished the quantity
TO this market. Again leather. The following hides
up the tannses, and the leather brought backs
e...t is47. ls4s lsso. 1850.
. sss .s1 . s. ssSs s s sss 1850 1850
The business OF the months Is greater by 50 per
cent. than the whole year 1871. In this II Is that
Tudor Pnu and other eminent working up the
newly opened hemlock forests In northern Pennsylvania
and southern New York. Why that they enabled
sell these enormously increased quantities. leather
Simply because, under lower tariff, the OF aborers
larger share Of tbs wealth they create and there
fore buy shoes IL Greeley's employers have
dividends. thousands OF workers have shoes. The
pion Of iron in TINT region has become enormoas
and the and their political sckas Itching
TO nonopolize that trade. The New York canal retnrns
show result Thu, the iron received Buffalo via
canal September this year, is 2s3 pounds, aganst
75 pounds time astyea increase Of 30 per
centhat is to the quantity Of iron arrived at Bufso
per canal that up the Erie road together th.
year I2i $50 pounds against about lsl00o00
same time last year-a wonderful depression in the iron
| trnde certainly. at#
The region OF the Eric railroad Il becoming important
source for wool supply The quantities OF this article
shipped Buffalo, the Erie canals arrived tdewaer,
and on The Erie road are foows.
q isz Isas. 1910 1885, smo.
shipped at Buff $3.50
Arrived at tide.
water, Ib,. I2oilooo s.Saiooo l2.7si,ao2 s.stsscs
Ni railroad, Ms. sa.l2o 2syslo ss.2ss s2s7se
Total canal and
road. lbs, g7oiso sS57so 1879 go IoAs7, Goa
The quantity OF merchandise which arrived A. Buffalo
this year and last per canal to September l. fol-
Iowsi
For western States For N. Yok. Toal.
, 1899 b' sss s sss s ss,sss , sss
Increase, s,ssl,oss sae.ols ssIs.Iol
What a declining trade The groceries and glassware
Sugar Molasses Coffee. Groceries Leather.
1910. ss7esu sssss ses sasss $50 sssss 80 sas osi
Msnifes' run' Let with what those buyer have
paid for fhese hingsi
Produce shipped the e1ua from Buffalo.
Boards. Slaves. A,hessnd Lard, Wool,
tI ieet lbs. beef, bbls. lbs lbs,
1870, 2t6i7Jsi ss7s3,s0e 10 as ass ass ss2l s55
1850 s6gB6O4 I2i.t2s, 7s6 Tau a,4ssI72 1850 bsI
These fgores indicate the interchange OF goods for pro-
duce constituting "home trade as above quoted. Mr. Ca
tsy says "n 1876 the power trade was n,nense and
thai Il has since declined. and declines daily. III
The power to trade Dhprehetd d, the ability 4, inter.
change the producers OF labor Now sho l. fro official
turns CON pare the shipments aud receipt. OF leading aft
clcs Buffalo for six months Of 1850 with the whole year
1896 N@t
Received at Bv6aio
Merchandise 7s62s2l7 520s7.azs
Crockery 47s7726 s2s5 5f2
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wines and IAquaws.
rHE undersigned would respectfully ca attention 10 IA.

wines and IAqusxs.
THE undersigned would respectfully csM attention 70 hls s
ss tSeIiss posssssed BY him for obtaining nom abroad i.
c. In purify has longer experiences In the business !. ~
eas vine disics Of Europe possessed by sa
house In eiy AFFORD assurance for the character qu,
o. his Store and vaults are such -
thsl In iscl substitute for the cellar of eonsame
os oeessons. can be snppsa Il sorlsst notice VIM a
decansd Immediate use Including wines OF France
Co3ETRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices on mos. a.
CLUES s Viii s snd much their advantage om n.
FAMILIES can command Of table very low
a ehsspss, sorts Of wines and liquors, FOR Cu
mRMnERs on LEGISLATIVE BODIES, mssses, and o,h,,
% + Sa ssR 81 sns ssss .ss
BY the dozsp Of assorted sorts, at tbs
addsss their orders io Sxo sSs p ssi Gsss
importer and Dealer Wines &c. 70 wsnu, street, Phad.
ozsEoARs Of dsc, importation from Havana, Of vsop
anS always ON hand S9 $40 per thousand M
BY The sile cheaper than at any other store in the e
Jan 24-dacpiy.
| 1870 United states Patent oms.,
IN peon Of Peter u Morgan Westchester New YORK ~
istraior OF Arnold, late Of Yoskers, New York. and a.
Bssop q S - q, ~
machine forming the web for cloth Of wool, hair &c. 49,
years expiration Of said patent which takes NJ
il Z ordered Thar he said petition Patent One
seventh day Of October next AZ ~ o'clock M and all p
ordered also that his published in the Republic M
ria Journal, Providence. Rhode Isand Tribune New Y~
Courani Hartford, Conneccut once week or three
"'eA' p''' - = III 80, t THos. EWBANK
/ II 8 Commissioner Of Pasun
bills 70 the Patent once with paper containing this
1 July y7-law3w
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Afairs IN and abost Pittsburg.

PnrsBuRe, September l7-Yeserd ay afternoon Irish
man, named Mccoy entered Pubiic house kept by Mr.
Betzhoover the Washington road about four miles from
this place, aad, without any apparent provocaton, made
ult with knife upon Melchor Bezhoover sabbng
him instant death William Re.tzhoover, and
another man who in the house at the Tune, aad who
the OF Meichoir. dangerously wounded
Another railroad riot occurred bday, the Central
raoad Ave miles east Of Piltsburg, between the Cork
onisns and the Connaught The riot Ike pt mp all
day. during which blows with fits and clubs freely
nerchanged The leaders Of the riot have fed and hear
OF
Father Joseph Cooper, old and respectable citizen OF
tins place, died yesterday
This weather aud pleasant Our city consid-
cred healthy We have heard Of no new cholera
since last teroTt.
The liver measures "a inches
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CERvANTs.--wanted, . male servant and -
cook, do the work Of small family. viii BE- sn
who cannot bring rood recommendation Inquire al this "
Nov 2l-inf e safI H&&
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The value of the produce higher than that before
cejyed al that point and compares with 1876 folows
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CARD.The subscribers would respectfully inform the public
they have received In addition their extensive
Of furniture and house furnishing goods
nady by Bsyiey OF Rochester
New York superior instrument u fine tone and touch, on
octaves.
Also doubebaneIed bird guns, Of which the
Win large ot Of other articles which assortment
complete
Persons wishing purchase respectfully invited can and
Commission and House furnishing
store 6h street and Pennsylvania avenue
seps H-eoda GREEN TAsTET'
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pHILIP BARTON KEY will attend 20 any bna'r
he may be ntustsd with before either OF the courts
rict and will aso attend To the prosecution of claims
uess and the Departments. Once G street. = ,.xr
WAsmrerox. July 10, Ias6. July H-@