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DIR. J. s. ROSES

W THE WONDER OF THE AGEt!i
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC This wonderful
preparation is used internally externally, giving inn
mediate relief from all bodily pains.
II used according to directions, il not only relieves all
pain but 1t ususly the first application 1t
may be relied upon for curing and giving almost instant
relief thousands who have used 1t testify TO Rheu
atism Ague Sudden Colds Cholera, Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, Peurisy, Earache, Toohache Cholic and all
pain in the Stomach Bowels, Headache, Pains in the
Womb Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back Spine Disease,
Lunbago, Scads Burns, Chillblans Sprans, Bruises,
Pmples, and all Chronic Eruptions.
If you wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN, use DR..
Roses PAIN-CURER.
If you desire to be cured Of Alb DISEASES take his
Family Medicines Price l2, 49, and SO cents per bottle
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JOHN MILLER, Confoctioner,
Between l0h and 1lh streets, Pennd avenue,
DOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, respectfully in
Il forms his friends and customers and the public gem
orally that he has hand and is daily receiving choice
assortment Of almost every article in his line of business,
to which he calls their attention He would enumerate
in part the following which all warranted of the first
quality, viz:
Large size Pyramid Cakes Fruit Cakes
Pound Cakes, fine Cakes OF all kinds
Candies Of every description, variety, and flavor
Sugar Plums, Almonds, Raisins, filberts, Walnuts,
comprising general assortment.
To the above j. is prepared to add the following,
which can bear the highest com nendation, viz
Green Peas, Asparagus
Mushrooms, Trufles
Green Con-, GAewed Tomatoes
Pickles Of every variety, Tomato Catsup
Brandy Fruits, Peaches
Preserved Fruits, very rich
Preserves of all kinds, Currant Jelly, &c.
j. M. is well prepared to furnish Balls Parties, dc at
the shortest notice. and in style which cannot fail 10
please, as is well known TO many in this metropolis.
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OPERA AND DRESS ca
WANTS.
A CARD.

CARD.
SIGNOR VITO WITH respectfully announces to
the citizens of the District of Columbia that after
absence Of twelve years he has again visited this city for
the purpose of offering at public auction very extensive
assortment of the most magnificent articles selected and
imported by himself expressly for the citizens of the U.
States. The variety comprises
Marble and Alabaster Statuary, Vases of Agate
Bordeglio, Yellow Sienna, and pure White for Man
tel Ornaments
Papier Maehe Tables Desks Portfolios, Tea Caddes,
Card Receivers, &C., inlaid with pearl
Plated Ware-viz: Walters from to 80 inches Cast
ers Oval, square and round Cake Baskets, and
Candlesticks. F&
French China-yiz: Dinner, Dessert and Tea Sets,
Rocago, Eutruscan, and Roman Vases
very rich assortment Of Bohemian and Dresden
Glassware, superbly decorated .f
Terra Gotta Vases, inkstands Pitchers Baskets, &C.,
together with many valuable and choice Bous for holt
day presents.
Caruss Saloon has been secured for the purpose OF
ranging the above valuable goods, and the sale will take
place MONDAY EVENING, December %, and con-
tinued each evening until the whole disposed Of
more particular description will be given in future
ndyerti. ements DYER MCGUIRE,
dec 1i-eo3t Intel UDion.l Auctioneers.
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EXTRACTS for FIayoring Puddings,
IL Pies, &c.-Extracts of Celery, Lemon, Mario
rum, Nutmeg Vanilla Almond, Cinnamon, Cloves, Race
Ginger, Lemon Peel, Mace, Thyme, Necarine, Peach,
Mint Orange Peel Savory 81. Just received and for
GALE by j. b. KIBBEY Co.,
dec l3-Th&SSw No. s, opp. Centre Market.
EOR RENT-The Room lately occupied by MIR. s..
IL Philips agency Office, Pennsylvania avenue,
bstween AZ and 9th streets almost opposite Franck Tay-
ors Book Store 1t is very large Room, with stove
lamps, counter partition, and other fixtures 1t
be rem ted by the month or by the year.
Also, two splendid Rooms, well furnished-onc
par Tor and the other bcdroom-on the second floor
on ~ street. at Mrs. Youug's
Apply TO A. Zappone, teacher Of languages, at Mrs.
Young Az street near Trinity church fdec 13-ff
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nR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP.--Fr C5aghs
IL Colds, and Championships so cents. This Syrup
has equal in allayng irritation and Inflammation Of
the air cells of the lungs,
PHILADELPHIA, December IL, 1850.
can cheerfuly recommend the afflicted DR.. Roses
Cough Syrup, for all pulmonary Diseases l cured
Of chronic affection OF the lungs by the of single
bottle OF Cough Syrup and box Of his Family Pills.
WIN. BUCKLEY,
Ridge Road second door below Wallace st.
ca" All of DIR. Roses preparations for sale at
BUTTS Drug Store,
dec l3-3t Corner of Pepna and 18th st.
Union, Republic a Sat. Newsl
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Post Office Stamps.
mn mn - .

'ES!iE advertiser. Postmaster al Pleasant Grove
Il Allegheny cous<v, Maryald, is The first per
son in the United Stats who conceived and under
took extensively 10 publish the idea of furnishing a!
post Offices IN the country with cheap stamps. AL.
stamps made by him are warranted equal or superb
or to any her that cen be procured for the same
price, and whenever any are sent out in any man.
ner detective or unsatisfactory, duplicates viii be
forwarded, on notice, without extra charge. All who
order Sc, of stamps, with full set OF Changes for
dates at only So for thirty pieces shall be Kent in
stamps ad h6tnm. Full sets with one change sl.
When stamps are neatly made with turned ha ndles
and scFew-samc style as the regular government
7. O. stamps--dursble, efficient and warranted -
Price one TO two dollars only, and special authority
to send by mail free
Address, Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Allesba.
ny county, Maryland.
IAny editor publishing the above with this mott,
three times, and sending ropy of the paper, shall
receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter. or ten
dollar proof press--or if preferred. wood engrav
ing or an engraved newspaper head OF the above val.
ue will be forwarded.
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DIR. kUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixtur,
For Catarrhs, Influenza, Costiveness, Piles, =
vel, Genorrke. elect, Fluor Altus. or y
Whites, Weakness, Distractions, &c.

GGLD HILL, NC, AuG. 1,lee
pr. J. Kuhl-Dcar Sir:
,sXeH. will please ierward e ms as soon .gsst.
anu 'ne A"yssInia Mixture, we have sold out 70
Ion'e 'iihe Inc kestorer and the Depurs,iy
c'W,' naVe PROVED TO be very efficscious fc
fullncst of the chest, Rheumatism. So,s I.ns T.,
Examinations OF he Eyes, Debility and o,bsrcb,n
ME diseases. We warranted The Abvss,n;. MI
tnrsto every patient, and no one has asked I'm q .
the money returned. but on the contrary .ye,
one mas praised It's great sanat We powers.
we remain yours, respectfully.
A. d d. W. HONEYCUTT.
CONCORD, N. C, Julr %, ls4s.
Dr. kuhl-Dear Sir:
we have sold out all of your Abyssinia Mi.,p,I
1t has given entire satisfaction 10 al ibos. ND
have used II. We have warranted The Ahvssin;I
Mixture IN oil cases on our own account. s,d
can say, 1t has ueyer failed. We have daily "a, N
Tor more OF the Abyssinia Mixture, and Won vi
Pease send US as soon as possible such suppl{
"hich VIII answer the great demand
very respectfully yours,
PHIFER & YoRKE. +
Letter from Major Dugald MeDuS.ls C,o
Greek Pest Office. Z
Dr.. J. Kuhl-Desr Sir:
A Lady in this county, afflicted with =, nstvo,
complaint, Prolspsus Uteri, Floor Albus md
somewhat deranged mind, caused bv obstruct,on Z
was Tor about Twelve months sttended bv fonr ~
our emlneRt physicians, without any effect .anX
every one successfully declared her ncurabIe sn}
tha' she had TO die. She then procured two IoM
Ties OF your Abyssnia Mixture from mo ut;c
cured her entire y. She has since married ~
is IN pertec, good health and happy. The AbyT
slnia Mixture has likewise proved very ,ffcscioS
in many other diseases, bu, particularly in ftmsE
diseases, IN winch II should have the prefcien
OF all others. Yours obedontly, M
DUGALD McDUGALD.H M
Price for the Abyssnia Mixture per bo,,l.
cents, 81 ,25 g. $3.50.
Likewise on hand and for sale, DR.. Kubrs
storer, Universal Plaster, Gold Mine Bsls,m & -
J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, N. o.
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HOE & co.'s
Circular l. Long Saws

4 - sAOssS ~ w.
VENIE Subscribers manufacture from the best cast
steel, Circular Saws, from Two inches 10 rive
Fee, Diameter. These saws are carefully hardened
and tempered, and are ground and finished by ma
chinery, designed expressly for the purpose. and are
,herei, re much superior in truth and uniformity oil
surface TO those ground in the usual manner. ihey
require less set les power to drive them and are
moi so liable 10 become heated and produce saving
10 timber 49,,
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mill, Pitt and
Cross Cut Saws, ard Billet Webbs, Of superior quail
iy, all OF which they have for sale at their ware
rooms, Nos 90 and 81 Gold street, or they may be
obtained of the principal hardware merchants, IN
the United States. r. HOE. Il CO..
Printing Press, Machine and Saw Makers,
90 and 81 Gold street.
The foIlwng extract is from report made by
committee of scientific and practical gentlemen, sp-
pointed by the American institute:
"Your committee are Of unanimous opinion, that
4 in the apparatus invented by Mr.. X. W. Hoe, Tor
grinding saws, he has displayed great ingenuity and
tact 10 the adaptation OF machinery TO The produc'
lion of results in the manufacture OF saws, hich
may with proprety be denomins,ed the ne plus ul
ira Of the art -,
Publishers Of Newspapers who will insert this sd
yertisment three times with this note, and iorwars
Us paper containing the same will be PAID In Prin
ting materials, BY purchasing four times The amour
of their bill, for the advertisement.
September 10, 1851.
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Tuition per Session of S Months.
State or " Orfh-S CrOfi,lu.

MECkLENHURG COUNTY,
Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1851.
1irzl Springs ct all
-, ~. Bill of Injunction.
VIM flarven & wife.
fnHE Defendant IN this case, not residing within
~ the limits OF the State II uas Ordered by CONT
that publication bo made six weeks 10 the Cbarlotte
Journal giving notice to the said VIM Harven and
"lie That unless they appear at our next Court eff
Equity 10 be held for the said county, at The Court
House 10 Charlotte, on The 7th Monday aflr the 4.h
Monday in Septembr r, 1851, and plead, answer or
demur, the bill will be heard ex parte and the riunc
ton be pcrpetua'ed as prayed for.
Witness ID. R. Dunlap, Clerk and Mast 10 Fqui
~ at office in Charlotte, the Alb day of September.
A. ID. 1851.
DIR, DUNLAP.
Printers foe IS 62I. t4I
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ADV h,E&CIS NTS.
'ko the A HiicGed!!!

EAHILADELPHIA MEDICAL FOUSE-E.
Il ,ablished Is years ago by DIR, kiNkELIN
The Oldest surest and best hand to cure al forms .
secret diseases diseases Of the skim sna solitary hs
bits Of youth is DR. KINKELiN, n. ": csrner q
THIRD ard UNION Streets, between Spruc. aus
Pine, IA SQUARES FROM THE EXCHANGE PAN AsILrHiA
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is habit which toys teach each s,hef q
Ike academy or college, habit INDUCED in when
By themselves, in solitude growing up With the bsy
10 manhood aud which, il not Abandoned in due lime
set eny begets serious obstacles TO narIr snisl Ia
Piness, but gives rise 10 series OF prsrsc,es n,i.
deus, and devastating affections. Few a. thsss hs
indulge in this peinclous practice, are aware Of tie
consequences, until they fnd tho nefysus system
shattered feel st.aJ ge and uutccouEt.hs feelings
vague fears in the mind, The individual become,
feeble, he is unable to labor with Accustomed yit.r
u 10 apply his mind to stuGy bis step /. lsEdy sns
weak, he is dull, irreseue, the oeuntensnc. isdsun.
east, the eyes without natural lustre SHANE
issppsrent. THEsE ARE SYMPTOMS WHICH sHouLs A.
wAKEs THE ATTENTION OF THOSE SIMILARLY AFFLIcTID
IF THE VICTIM
Be conscious Of the cause of his decay ana having
relinaushed the eaious practice L.s suffers under
thsss terrible nocturnal and involuntary .ris,isn,
which weaken and shame him, predicting mental
and physicsl prcsrstion. II hs ensnciDe,s himself
before tn, practice has done its worst and enter inst
Fimony his marriage is unlrutu and his sense tel.
him that this is caused by his early .o.ll,s
Toe many think they will hu. the sscr., 10 thor
nwn hearts, and cure themselves Alas bow often 4,
i, tins n fatal delusioD, and hew macy a promising
youth. who nigh have been ornament 10 society, |
has faded from the earth,
YOUNG MEN.
Let no fslss modesty deter you fiein making ysur
case known to enc who from educ alton and respec-
liability can alone tefriend you. He vh, ,.ces him
self under Dr. KINKEbIN'S treatment, may teli.
glensly sfsfde in his hsnor as gentleman, and in
whose bosom will be forever locked the secret Of tho
patient
COUNTRY IEVALIDS
Finding il inconv enient to make peraonsl sppioa
lion can, by stating their case explicitly together
with MI their symptOms, (per letter pss psid) have
forwarded TO them chest containing DR.. KS ncdi
ri mes appropriated according and be cured At home
structures Of the urethrs weakness and cons,itu.
lilnal debility promptly cured, and full ylgor reslor-
d. All letters rosT PAIDf
ga remittance Of IS cents in letter, post paid.
psassd to Dr. Kinkcn, Philsde phis, will secure
ia Sssk. on the SECRET INYInMTIEs OF YouTH.
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Philadelphia Wholesale Clothing
WAREHOUSE.
G.. HARNESS g. SON,

No. l2s Market. St, S. E. corner Of Fourth,
PHILADELPHIA.
..A k~.a s.~Stai Saak al akLloil'
mcnt IN the United States.
Many years experience in the Exclusive Manu-.
isciure Of Clothing for Southern and Western Mar.
kets, warrants the assurance that dealers will find
darkness 4 Sons Clothing adapted TO the wants Of
their customers.
n B-IiARKNEsS & SONS prices are lowe,
than those of any other House in the trade
TAKE NorIcr Hardness Il Sons Clothing Store
is large Five Story Brick Building, situated on the
Southeast corner OF Fourth and MarkeLstreets. Phi
ladelphia
N B-Look out for the largest Gilt Block Letter
Sign In the U. States and read HARNESS & son
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ATTACHMENTS for sale here

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance; NJ
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if nav,
be delayed three months; and THREE
LARS if not paid until the close of the
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One DOLL
square, ,l6 lines or less, this sized typo Ia
first insertion. and IS cents for each cd n,
ance. Court advertisementsand Sheriff al,
charged rs per cent. higher; and de liz
of $50 per cent, will be made from the pl,
prices, for advertisers by the year. Ad lis
ments inserted monthly or quarterly Z,
square for each time. semi.monthly Been
per square for each time.
DFostmssters are authorized 10 act s{reu
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.DRY GOODS
nSTON, $. G.
Direct Importation.

~ l. H. KERRISON & co, Direct Imt or
~. tiers OF European Dry Goods, are happy to in
form their friends and customers thu, they now
receiving BY every srriy. from Europe additions to
"a conelela stock of
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The Bachelor,

s bachelor ct by the sl'=isg gts,
And ha fell iato a saaozr,
As@ h dreamed that DER bis wicked pate,
Had bsea thrown the nuPts scsszs.
A rossy boy came TO his siss
Aud bau1ded on hi, knee,
= back from hi. bsaming fac. b ,hssl
rah curls ia chilSt.s. Et----
IkA~---r-..u iouu PePa,
| don't love any body else
But you and dear mama
Oh! The falher's h.ar, o'srrxa with j,,,
The heart SO Iong BY love ualil
Aud f,em 10 unseen depths psut.s sst,
Affection irfGde.
u,F" arms p sh ssfssss ussssB,
gr-8-ruE EN- Usr = car,
R'tee az lg#s van, ~b.s 'ssssf sispt,
Ls ss-ss ap0u his u
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WILL sell at my store tho end day of Jana.
Il ~. 1872. TWENTY FIVE LIKELY NE.
GRoES belonging TO the Estate of Mary A. Nc.
Leavy, consisting OF Men, Woman, Girls, Boys and
Children. Some valuable Ct oks, House servants
Miners and Farmers.
Terms made known the day of sale
II b WILLIAMS, Commis'r
Charlotte, N. c. Nov. 90, 1851.
till Jan'y 1859.
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&c, married girls! get married g'rl'
For oh. time quickly fi'e''
A Few more years, and spsclAe,'s
viii CLEAN before your eyes!
Thoss locks which now are glossy,
VIII yield to ,hose OF rev.
And wrinkles too will uar tai face,
Those lovely teeth decay.
&c, married girlsl get married then,
For on, the boys went care;
When time leaves wrinkles on your lace
And silver DER your hair;
How bright tho smile, how sweet TIE Wsfs,
How kind the hear, may be,
For wianing smiles and aa'tsrl0g words
Then lsss their wl,chsry.
&c. married then get married ses!
Fo, oh, twill grisve you sore,
To tank Of boys you fllFted eacs,
Bu, now can airt ne more;
| ro-siok tina, now ysur youth 10 sPsa''
, hs harsesI sr1s almost past.
Add you're az OLD MAID AT LA ~,
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MORGANTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

6ECo vENlIS Institution comm
SAE7NEN II ced It's Session on the
AZ 22d inst Mt under The supcrin.
IN. M tend nee ofMr EpwARD J. En-
Ia 4 s.rrsss sssrgsA WIN as Principal. The s,r,i
- ces Of Miss MALrBY | adv OF
superior altainnents has heen secut cd A SIT
IN the Literary Department. The Musical Depart
ment vi" continue as heretofore. under the rection
Of Mrs. f. J. ERwIa.
Tuition per Session of S Months.
For Spelling, Reading and Writing 81 so
With Geography and English Grammar, 10 90
Higher Branches IS 90
Mu.ic. 90 90
Contingent Expenses so
French, Latin and Drawing, Extra
The present Session will close on the Goth Jsnu'ry.
The Flint Session of this Institution will con,
mence on goth of February, and close on goth Of it,
y. Second Session will commence on the LIT of
August aud close On the goth Dccembtr.
W Pupils are earnestly requested I, be present at
The commencement of each Session.
" boarding can be had at 81 per month.
September 2j 1851. ~
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1Y NOTICE..

HgY authority from the Supreme Court of North
2CCarolina, will expose to public sale, at the
Court House. in Charlotte, on the 9Th day of De.
csmber next;a negro man named Peter, iormerlv
the properly Of Miles J. Robinson Decd and now
'sld fer the purpose of division among his heirs
Terms made known the day Of sale.
JAS b. ROBINSON, Com.
November. 27th, 1851. SID
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Legal Notice.

wv F. DAVIDSON having returned 10 Char
w lotto and located himself permanently,
will resume the Practice Of the Law. HIS ofiics Is
i, An. Can't House. next door 10 the Sheriff. Office.
Charlotte. May %, 1851. 25n
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II. w. Moore

Having purchased the stock of Tin and Tin. Ware
OF The late firm of r. w. Moore & Co has the plea.
sure to inform his old customers, that he is now pre.
pared to carry on the business on his own account.
and respectfully solicts share of the public nat.
Ionage. Tie is prepared to execute all Jobs in his
line OF bushes. such as
Roofing, Guttering, Stove Pipes, sc,
lie will DO found at his old stand.
w. MOORE.
January |, 1850. 5tf
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G0ETAT.
ried Girls

.r..s sr,s4! ths smile hys ~ eel the word,
On ia not cTus be
70 s.,s who ofIor you heir hearts,
10 ,rath sad bonssty
plt mile loves words ara 10 ycur ears,
Oh, heed their woolps voice!
And DO no, let one offer slip
TO make the better choice.
Get msr,ied girls! get married g'r'sl
While you are young and Fair
While youths bfigh, tint Is sn vour chssk'
Yosr b ow unmarked with care,
Willis hope still bouys Your spsrt W,
Ere YOU havalsarnsd to know
In, di-aPpsi all maids feel
Whose hsp Hinged with sas".
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NORTH.CAROLlNA
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
OFFICE, RALEIGH. N. C.

uNHIS Company continues 10 insure the lives Of
Il all healthy White Persons and Slaves.
The greatest risk taken on a single life $5oo0.-
slaves are insured for term Of one TO five years for
ids their value.
OFFICERS
Dr. Charles E. Johnson. President.
William d. Haywood. Vice President,
James +. Jordan, Secretary,
William II Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
DIR. VIM. II. Mckee, Examining Physician
J. Hersman, General Agent
All losses are paid within SO days after satisfic-
Try proof is presented.
Banks and Pamphlets, showing the plan of oPe-
alton Of the Company, may be had on applications
!; the Office, or any of the Agencies. All letters on
business should be addressed to
JAMES +. JORDAN, Secretary.
July 90, 1853 S3-ly
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Plank Road Notice.

HOOKS for subscription to the Charlot and
- Taylorsville Plank Road are now open and
can be found at the Store of Leroy Springs.
ID. PARKS,
JNO. A. YOUNG,
WIN. JOHNSTON,
LEROY SPRINGS
JAMES A. SADLER.
Commissioners.
Charlotte, May 10, 1851. 24g
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1rl.! gel married girls!
bpier safe
b lives a slagls life,
tholIy fate!
sasure II isto nurse
.Sg, or cat;
how whl, pleasure It's
mss own sweet brat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-01
The following bids were made In addition TO the eb'


25s bid for but not successful making total amount Of
bids Seos ,ooo-ncariy double the sum required.
The anthracite coal tonnage Il on the increase though
fear to very little profit 70 the carrying companies
The aggregate tonnage for the week. by the three compa
mics has been increased the amount, by the last
weekly report col tons The Lchsh Navigation Com
pany brought down, for the week ending Saturday
IS s35 tons against IS sol for the previous week The
Schuylkil Navigation brought down. for the week end
ing Thursday 1929 tons against 1852 tons last
week. and the Reading Railroad Company 3o25l tons,
against o. 35 tons for the week ending the I'D inst
The tonnage BY the three lines for the season. by the
Lchigh COO 800 tons; by the schuylk io74 tons and
by the Reading, 095oG2 tons, making aggregate Of
LOIS .l35 tons,
We learn from the s. Louis Rpusiican that new
counterfeit $40 note on the Bank Of Missouri has APP
pcared II plate different from the previous
terfeitis very rlumy executed thu engnvns bad and
the signatures u Messrs Campbell and shurds poorly
done Persons familiar with the noee Of this bank could
not he m