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ny J. q. MCGUIRE, Asesssnesr.
CUPERI0R ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO, MAGNIFICENT
French and Indian
ans, On 1bsrsdsy nossng. Octobes 9Th, oclock
shah sss II the ss'deses Of Tho Hss w. navy,
line Terrace, street, between Iash Asd illh =
Splendid rosewood gasd made By
B. N Scheu, Phis1slphia
yer large ssd n.sniSesa, Freseh plate mirro pier
GAN sa.. aro. suitable fos q. -
candles
curaias, white "a
with heavy falls and faging made for
Preach maDs ianps, nansc
ss,sny, three pay, snA snsrsss Carpets
Oucioth, stair essp<n, so1s AID eyes
Masbae, marble tcc, mahogany tables
aolid mi extensions tAh3e about D.
Mahogany Preach and high poss bsAssesds
wardrobes, washstaads, cossnoAes
DO spsisgseat SOFAS, ieuse~s
DO and partos cham, rost txhiss
bussssa, wsahstasds, TOILET
cuhed hair nattressss, bedding
winIow shades, chiass
Gold hard Preach china dinner
led and codec
Finger bowls tnmbiers, wines gosa~u
Chanpagnes, bottles, and decaaess
silver Hated esuoss, liable cutlery
R<fugesnaos, nm safs
Two m evates, ios WOOD and coal
Tsesshss with usual Of kitchen
80 and unde that credit
four months satisfactorily en1srred bcane
Jas. G. McoUiRE,
~ Asedoaesr
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IhroarArr uyx nsrRANsr cAtK.-The supreme cour,
ays the Lancaster nteisepcer) has given decision
NE a. Of Calender The Keystone Life Insurance
Co@Fsg II 10 clearly decided tina, any m,sepresenla-
ton a coucsalmsat BY appesn, for insurance OF isc
which u assssA TO the rick. whether made by mistake
or ffssd. fatal 10 the ocy and that any TACT which
hkbown. would nerssse the r.k oil III. premium il ma.
tsfaI. 1as dsisncs act 10 BY The company ~as thai
CalIssdsr had eommIea suicide, and that moreover, n.
hso wssepresentsd bus occupation the time Of ap,l,
lns Tor his policy hy calling hmssif farmer. whesea
he ws es9assd IN slxve-caichiog. These fae,s w.r.
clearly msds the trial, and III. supreme court al.
firm that snch defence 10 good one and fatal to the
policy.
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This result clearly ascribabo TO the specie move
me Mt Last year the banks lost 81 millions OF specie, but
lent millions although their dePositcs decreased
1900 These bank balances however. increased 81
600 O00 This year the export OF specie has not been
arger The banks have man,ained the quantity hand
where they cs 900 last year; they have
tailed Ave and quarter millions place Of expanding
millions This action is due to one fac-she
demand for capital in the country resulting from tie rise in
produce.
Simutan sous with this demand for money the
try hch been enhanced BY the railroad investments
has been the institution OF the clearing SYSTEM which has
become necessary protect the old banks against the
growing bubble movement Of the new. The operation
qared least 600 greater specie and those
cashiers who did foresee the difficulty found themselves
on Monday last quandary. The difficulties in which
they involved from unskilfunsss. Tho strin
gency inflicted upon the stock dealers reverted them
selves. As WHOLE the merchants have been less
by tho coniracsn than they in 1851
The country has paid up well. and carried them through
and but for the undefned fears of which prompted
caution, money would have been In spite OF the
banks
Tho bank clearing system has doubtless affected the bro
kers considerable extent. Many OF them allowed
draw checks amounts $50 080 $40 00O
for Other checks that deposited before o'clock
make good their oots,andings. In many
Of the banks certified these checks good and gradually
many persons got into the Of making them good
until the morning When the CLEARING syste became
active all checks Of this became a cash demDd
the day against tho certifying bank. The practice
fore dsconttnued and this rule IL 10 estimated
il equal = withdrawal Of perhaps $4,000 600 from the
brokers' In June the banks had loaned 95 57z 600 bro
ke they reported 00s checks Of banks
hand that day That $5 O0O has been called and
checks Of other banks hand close of business
have dwindl-d Z, small item
The quarterly OF September H. compared with
OF The IarH d. thuss
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ARRIVAL on TRoors-On Thursday last. goth ult, the
battalion OF nth infantry from Phantom HILL under com.
mand Of Drevst Col C. A. Waite Lieut. Col 5th infsn-
try; Archibald Taylor. assistant suneoa arrived and
encaDped Al Camp Worth. The battalion il composed oil
the following companies
Company X. 6iy-6vs rank and Gle Brevet Major N.
B. Rossell. commanding ist Lieut. c. w. Lear baual.
ion adjutant; I'd Lieut.. D. c. Slih Bseve Lieut. H. H.
Gaibor, acting assistant quar,ermas.er.
Company b, sixty rank and file; Capt. j. C. Rob.
inson commanding; II Lieut. w. H. Lewis
Company c. City i've rank and file Lieut.. Benjamin
Wingaic commanding.
O6cers and soldsrs all in the enjoyment Of good
health.
and Lieut. Nei Of The regiment. arrived on the
same day via Fort Maeon.
Four companies Of the 5,h expected this week
These troops will not be ready for marching for week
or two--Ndn Antono, OF. 6.
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hr Wyman. ~hoss enssrtsinments for the past week
have afforded such wnssuaIly large aud'-
encss, leaves city after this day Those who wish
10 his unique and nitabIs fean OF magic avail
themselves o. = opportunity. ,his evening.
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I ADsxs' MAsTsiLA vELvGT1--wr shsm opsn 10 dsy .
msnns v~ives fr1ch swNsss
ssA csoshs ciusks, copssS 81 TIE vaess sssosss
sSsArs, which osv sa vss rsscs ssssss vim
small toe 81 a1nvesA shs
MAxwEIsi, sRAhs, C0LLEY.
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o. he rsssdense cf Major Genevs WOOL
Ns~ ssk Van KLsscx, JUdv STEWART, o.
Bsoassre sy,.aa, JUsKrhtNk sanshser of Jossss W.
oeoarsu, s~s, a. New York
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la 10 .ex the old chef has western psoten sites OF
~. Fa.uedy We wssefn boys considered him the b'g
~ ~ Al ibs east General Hoas,oa 10 now about sixty
s.s OF sse but enjoys good health and has an interest
- Young family. having married The last time Miss
Ies OF Alabama in 1871 Ind hui
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that hey are the voice OF WISDOM and perfect accord
snce with Tue sprt OF the Gospel neulcatsd By the
Gfeat Teacher and bis Apostles, which seeks to save
men rather than 10 enforce their civil rshis.
Hour. Of Com.
Mr Whitehead (dem has been elected to tie vnSinis
legislature from Psylvana county. vice Judge Gilmer
resigned.
HEALTH or GALvEsTos.--Itw will be by the
tons report that the number OF deaths fos the past four
days has been reduced eighteen, lees mortality than
we have before had since the commencement OF the ep
demic. The weather continues warm and unfavorabIe.
We have bopes that the first cool change will restore
city 10 it, usua health and terminate all yellow fever
II cannot yeti however be safe for unaccmaied persons
10 come here.
The number OF cases is Of course much reduced, but
We believe the proportion Of deaths il quite great il
ever has been-Gapssen kssss, Ocf II.
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These four banks dew mllion from the brokers
10 Jane II.
The large exports OF specie which take place, in face
Of such low rates Of exchange now current, in
dicaie Of con6d The bills The and
porn Of specie by packet Of October n year and
A.. FILL
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" OaE RICH CARPETTN0S.-yss r~eeivsA ed srs.esd
n sAAiuoas ssppsy u supsSA vs4vs
sapey asd Brsels c0ssA bs sss 10 &
Hoaseks~pv In n superior article a 1as cspsunes
odss tersAas
desired sa1tsss
purchased eiseusp-
st.sces ~ pees vii NJ ssc fond ressossAss.
Indeed, lessn the ~ In The
90 essswhsse, know Prices 70 he svs. Mats
responsibility Who - ~ ns
received viii r - Ioor
Nj naachng-
CLAGETT / DOpeou.
kinds furaiars Asy sooss, Psas. svssss
Ons 1em 80 n - sssvxt
Oct 75-aeoaf
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Tho unusual here presents seif OF tail In
bills and increased export OF specie Al New Orleans
sh pmst this year has been IS 500 bales only
against 1887 time lat year-being decline OF
value OF SO O0o in supply OF bills against Their
has been decline also in the shipments OF from
Charleston. The exports Of brcadsiuHs and from
this tie other hand, large From September
date they /. as iollo~ss
Es~ TcrI Ezpsrt' Jro~ Seq. l 10 OF N
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WE WILL OPEN this .ernsag go hsvs rsaay ssr
P1aad silks, hroesds sihs ..s8e
Black silhs, white siiks, pink slhs, biss SILKS
Com eo&orsd stlks, aavceines, sssins
Yisid siks, plaid
r':d vsssscsssss, ad ossss'~s sss SD NE
Aun qaeoldss
Yrench Destnos, Enebish nerisos
LapiaS bemhasans, basck atpscss
P1a1 bonoe4 nhnnAs
HaaAsp0a nasostmsnt NJ enhfosd-stss
E0hs4srsd sn1 psn Hnescsmssic handhsrchsm
Crap sAaw3a, Dn~0 eAshnssS~ shswA
0Qmafo c1aAasess bay state long snsw7s
Wssssjeo Ioag shawis, s1.sss shs~ts I" every nsd
Csa~&neses n M kinds, cohs, vssttn9n
C>ukoeon. esn~ef., table damssas
Beasry Al all kirds. grghsrs, caicoes
Aasin iaase ssd dosbse widk da@ssks
0trSev~ Aiap>r nss~ia diapers, istsh iineWa
Drmssk nspkiss. Hpckshack Aapes
vervvs ensks cloth NANTES, cosAs sid ~
vsivr csprc, Basse'. carpets ply inssn csy-
rufs,
Raskess, qasls. ecssfnsss, yasss eo>sss
~. -, ~ and ~ A~scheA hrcwr asasesssrs
-, ia, snd ~ hpssys TT
And = variety Z" cshsr eoods wes6os
HALL BROTHER
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Il
THsAssas DsrAAraxsr, A~S. -, ls6A
Nsaes hereby gwen The hOIde pss s>s e
1 per cs.s ehs q
July, sdes@ssas - Ne.
ssmser 1855 sAsi As department prepared ps'cAsss,
tewses The dsss hereof and NE n Dccsbss nsx
millions ssd aock asl On
uhs hsreaAfsss nAsatloasA,
iu withis tbs sasA
given which s.id
offered The eeruAcsass, dsiy
uaisd sAs transmitted ,h,s department
whereof viii be sid compounded Il As haoutag
ncusrss Atl&t s4s
i.t The par spsenslbn escA eerrassss
~ psesH Of 10 The stocks al lea rsdss~ass
IN iSs snasI. tss tho bel osk csnA ~
o 1876 deemA In
ID Interest," p Of tho esraesss from he ls Jsly ls
the date OF receipt treasury viii ap
ance os INC money 70 reach the owns Of interest -
diuoa. es..ese ~
Payment Of tss Tsssssss e
The Uaised 6tas assistant Boson Yea,
JAMES GUTHRIE
ts-dn Secretary Treasury.
NOTICE.
TsEAsoIs DxrAarnssT, July -, lssa.
Notice hereby given so,Asn os
United authorized BY Of 3eth Jaasay
3ss Of December, 1887 and Of he
BY March, Ie4s, ard rsAssMabis M
june leee department prepared pachass any
hereof day Of Dscsnssr ssx
extent millions aesks,
hereinafter uendosst, 70 vii;
Of contingent compeon within The seAed,
preferences given order Of time In which A
sases transmitted this Escsps
whereof price be paid compounded Of following paea
lzn
l. The par value speciAsd n cssaSca,s.
g. A pr easiun twenty pss 4er
Of The cerhcas Jaiy lesS
the date Of receipt and settlement the with the
r the reach the owncr Of days interest ~
didon.
P.ymsni stocks be made in dras q shs Treasurer s
States, Boston, York.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
octe-Sn Secretary II the Treasasy;
~ GREEN q SCOTT, AuoeSe.ssss.
ITEssvs SALE s!s % srocx rAsAixo UrEnas.
n.ehiae, &c, aacuoaOa Thssdsy, Novsnbsf
&c @ Ao.s rs:
siaesss ssoss .Iies q ssaas..is p.r: I Q -
600 barrels fodder, hucks Ac on hsaAed
. prime hay, wheat, oats, chas
rs do DO oak do
q ,.s . CO.. .
Aia,ss hot q pen hogs, sAoass, and brood s0ws
MACHINERY.
Sinclair. Horse Thrasher and Virginia Corn shslsr
Harimans Pan, Cutting Boz, &c
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
New family carriage
Two large wagons, small wagon, and ox-cau
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, nc. bs.s
Thirty ploaehs Of different and
rive h.rovs. hlacksmlih.' aad csrpeatsrs'
a.if sss lks.ss iosrh inch lead plps
WIN larss article. assai'y hrss hs.s
., And s1s ~ e. r 4a:d , % s .
for%sfy part q the ropsny elths late Or T. bowie
NJ disposed o. lands
Tsrsas: go, sam credit
olive four approved aass,
GREEN I SCOTT, !,
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nRrssISG ROBES ,-Anoshss ,srss suppay
IL chAnbss. Some syies This day received q
OctE 6aAesroon, DsownS Hoeei.
~ ENTLEMEHr sHAwLSt-TrveiIss shawis, full
- sTEyKNsS
oetg7 aAesroo0, Browns Hotel.
GYuDrR GARMHHTS i-Msrisc, ismbsvooi, radses wool,
u and shaker flannel ssl hi and
0TEvkNsT
o~tE ealssros@, Dsows Hotel.
DOR SALE coamodoas foss hoss
an AA ~
and hae recently bees papsred ssz painted
hro~sAosl and
aleJ Solicitors oAee, Tresssp Dvparsent.
ls-Ad
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WsaAanGtsn ers,eh Railroad.
NOTICE ks>s GOD days Tuesday,
~ &h YIN Ne tssued psrtsr ~ M tAose wish
~ 70 sue"d the AsesIsu Baltimore, ara Usnasr
SHE.
oes1 THos. II. PARSONS, Assaa
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COR1ALE on RENT. sAaa sDsr-sesvy hssek Z wssIine-
hcuse win ssAhe and cccupsd ~
ssrd, mstne NJ N
evecesrs ~ pebble nai n ne essse ssd bas
does tn WsshSngton
busse~s portion The
deep, ard russ ssct - paved alley
sssshiy. Pcsses-iou given on she Ia 81 Novsmses
MIIBUn~.
ab wess, between q and X norm
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~ GREEN 4 SCOTT, AaesSsnssss.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE PLANO PORTE,
III family horse rockaway basgy, asd sscuoaOn
Monday 3isl SHALL 10 o'clock,
Of Lieut. W. g. Rosecrans,
between aad third door iron excellent
furniture, kc.,
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus chairs, &c.
Good wood forte stoo aSd muaic seAad
Mahogany card and walnut dnug tables
Eagere os sAeboard qsA1sae aaA osher tsbes sae
China, ysss crockey which Preach china
dinner -, aAd sIass eobets
0iraadoes, m tanes, rods,
Walnu and maple bed1seads wsahseands wsr6roAee
Clock, CRIB, other
FEATHER beds, bedding hair ami other mattresses
rsStos, pssssge, aad chamber carpets
Refnesrasss, Of LArabee's patest, rack, nc.
Psyt-saae cookias ssove MootS fssdcr iavscabls
With good assortment Of kitchea rcquissscs.
And n , O'Clock shall sell, front Of the door
A Ase young s.Adle horse
Ope rockawsy and one hnsxy wagon
Harness. Ay- and whip
oss aattary saddle with Mexican and kAte
TERMS All under ESQ 80 credit of
six and ninety day s notes satisfactorily ssSsss< bsssag In
Hrest.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Oct 25-6 Ascstoassm
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,e,<.,, a.4sexsa i,es,ss nam 1898

The exports OF specie for week " U00 0O0
including the disbursements OF the essury for stocks
,o..ixa account and weslern dsaiss Of money The
Exchange Bank alec paid e600.000 on tho last
,u,.lmen on u 500 90 borrowed 1874 complso
the Illinois cana pledge OF tho canal bonds, OF which
saes Of portion have ssoed pay the debt and uch
Of il was Tsmitsd Nosw ithstandng TIE large reduction
ia tho return. shss failures during the
week; and mosey Saturday was decidedly moro easy
with continued improvement yesterday and to-day Tbs
PRESSURE having real fos its existence, has now
lasted nearly sixty days Tho large fall paymenls have
been com petsd without aid om tho banks and now thei
ability 10 do injury is The adopted by many
u cary their payments tho YET to DO set
ed gradually rs money towards January becomes more
abundant The following table will show how little the
contraction could be ascrbed 10 the speeie movement
Bssk aorsme~ss Js~s . Ssptsssssr
leS2 1853.
t,n.I n .......,....... l.62S,460 S95 s90&56
ssptensssr I7................. ss.slssS4 soa7o0s0
Increase ....................... 6,9s4,so4
Decrease. SyS'es'S'
Specie In bank. Specie export, June 70
sspss@bss
1864. 1859 lssa. 1855
June Ii -. ola I52,o4s Si2,o2i. SSH
Sept IL =. s,7oa,ess li,s6oaas} es,0ssH 9so$5,oeo
,.c,.,... sla,sa
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SOrERIok Ts...s s,....s: ..s ssA.. r.r....s:
Suaowias goods in he above iipes
rs.es. ..l ses.ss s.slss., ss.sr s-.s voo sss
'' x;:. M @ T.. ~. a. S : ...l. Or cribs ..4
i s... ;sss ~ ~ s..ass
ssssnfus s~l r.s.c.sss = p.ssos e.ss..s1
e e.sss ,is: ssA voisS
Ia q slsesas rt-.~A e...~.r. ..o cover.
spscave, .ssps ed e'ssss Of sewer" Tssss ssa vii -
case rsss srs.s e..s e.s.. p,.ss., VIA deA sos
'' S,. s':' ..s:sos .s.s.:.; new ~:
New oOODs, new oss4s, - ". \. sa.sssr : Cs.'.-
= az s.ss: rs, ~ Nv: s, Sss ...... Z .Ss.s
:. ". can =. r. "a. [ =. ':s; :'''
: '''s 20 ''.: = ! -. ~ q.
: :: s.;s IN. !. ., ........ .s.s,., . :,
s's... ... &c.. ..-..-.,.,.
So.sss q ne terms,
"'' -'''~' = VIZ. sHUsrGR = co.
Y.~.g LaAsss' I.stas.ss, PstssassA, Mass.sh.s-sss
WELLINGTON q. TYLEa A. ~,
}. HOLMES A0NRw, n b.,
THE wi..r term commence. o. The y Novs.sss Ess,y sp
pcss'o. for psees 1ssv.s.s ms 'ec.ss. !. s.s...y
,s..s ~ s:. s.s Sss Tss ss..
.. ss e, , :. . q: :. ne. . s
encre In ssessa I'D wholly 1svccd 70
Female snscsss 90 alive pose1oesy s~s
esseA esssIsssa, bsstAss hoss eesursss
Dsssrsas essaxss jss ssd 70 - - a. appeshos
pae-Atms
01LKs sIIKs, Silks i've xcsss is.;s - e,ssssea =
lsiss ssus< saeek a etiAs aa1 eA - As gccs
~. nov epsnia ccyssas fss s SD sasnesas
sseey yss recesvvd. We hsve ~
:. s:: -. = :. 90, o, sss IA -. ~ e:
- Sssyss as< .seh esssSr oas = - s9ww DE
ee0Sassea Gsn tnoayorsSoes al
rssssh EaesA, ~ csas esos, supeiy eniss wss
essessI inSeAyAG aoeshss ~ tstaaa - shsspss
LADIES' nsrsAss n wsss - psst nU, sAsSN
ssry - - sow havs Ne sos ~ Intend ~
BARNES 4 MITCHELL
sep E-ecswH
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Oct I'D Asctoaeer.
~ GREEN n sCOrr, Asesssssess.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON EAST CAPtTOf. STREET
sac,sceop Thursday, the s7,h isssns, seN
front premises, Al o'clcch GOD scry ffse
Capo between First ana Second
10 feet by as feet inches deep, wide
side alley of c~ feet The yard veil set In ffu
Term. one half cash b.ancc m.sshs the
purchaser TO notes for deferred payment, ss.rng s,ese,
Oct SD Aucnoneers-
TOILET GOODs-ws pessure Informing Ne pss-
t.ss sddsl ecods ne
above tine the following desirable kieds
1914 Anendse quss which win - found uru~uay
bic in ccsnss, styles, asd prices.
sA ~ - 4 IA Lancaster quilt. very
-, 10 snd ia eoaovsA covoess, ~ ssrvssss' seds
bale lo~- priced hsnhss fsr DO
Also, DO srgs ROPE skilluon dccv
Suitable s Lots churches go other puh'c bsdnss
xl.o, The same sise in osaev nsseria,s.
40 Aneade cushloa for front DOORS
Also fresh suppy superior Eassh hemp esrpenss plain
rich bright ros aeys, ha passax
this article ~'i BE- fe~sd very Desirable. ..
Oct ss-Sson
pUCKWHEAT. and Boston Cr.eksrs-
ID Hew a hays
Prcsh Boston crackers
Boston cvssbesres
Fresh supply psckled ssl@on
No. Ia, s's, and g. msckevea, in kit0
sBECKE. BAILEY
ssccersers 10 J. =. KibSey 4 Co.
octls-dAec'v Nos, opVssse Ceasvs Maskes
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Nxw YoRx. October 70. 1854

Nxw Yosx. October -. 1859.
Tn mast week has been continued curtaiiment or
,t pa of tho banks and their returns published hs day.
show aeonsdeI able change. as follows
yss Ye.k Cuy Bssks-Wsshls Safeasst.
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IHvTDRl1rH-Ths D4culcs sAdeiiry Htsaiey
taAe B. D.; which added Modern inhdsy CoaAAss1s
Rob<r Hail, A. ~
HaiaA es she Solitary ~ An Epscure.
TIE Brides
sssDsut o< hs Tongue; BY q. W. Hervsy. Il +
ysss received At TAYLOR 4 MAURYB
Oct . eooksors, NJ =.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE RgAL EsTArB ON TN
gTREKTBy virtue Of deed n Aps - lesi
reror6ed IN Lbes T. No. ~, fastss 50 ~
~ hs ssd records f shingos ccssy he suhsr VIII
psblic sseuos, petses, svnsns
4o'ciock, Nos IL n sannrs No.
90 frous1ns street, ss< sees - Nm
m
building cccsed cshsns fssulslrs
Terms . yOAN r. CALAAu, fpussss.
JAmEs @. Me0UsR9,
Oct 49-esdAAs Assusosw.
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DrA1H IRON BYpsoPHopIA-A most Sbocking case
Of h,drophoba occurred ia Jefferson township. Berks
county, last week resulting in the death Of Mira John
Souse in that township, Saturday evening, the 18Th
instant II appears that some months ago their dog
became frantic in pursuing the chickens and cats about
the house. and hat Mrs. Strouse, in attempting TO punish
him. was severely bitten in the hand Owing TO this
strange behavior The family became alarmed secured The
dog and soon fospd bin 10 be 1ving mad. The dog
vas subsequently, killed. The family Immediately sent
for physician, ard tried the celebrated Stoves cure.
bu, all in yam The medicine took effect. and the
evening OF The 18Th instant Mrs Strouse died the horrible
death peculiar 10 hydrophoba 10 said that her last hours
were 40 dresdlsl thai several members Of the family
thrown into convuI.ions, from which serious
ouences are spprehenIed. The deceased is q sister OF
Nrs Boyer who keeps the oll-house at the Lancaster
bridge IN this ci,y.--Readi~g Journal.
SYsop OF Nrw YoRK AND NEw JsRsKy.-The reso-
luton adopted by this body al ts late session in this city.
on the subject Of slavery. in the words following
Rssorsd That without any reference the action Of
general es believe that In the present
aspects OF Dviss Providence tho agitation IN our general
assemblies BY any portion Of tho church, OF our relations
savery country undesIrabe and mex Ped'snt
Committing this whole subject therefore, 20 tns guidance
e Divine ftovideoce We commend 20 our enaone 70 Of
fer increasing prayer Tor oor country In al m 'econs and
for oar own church Ia all rs intsrests
We understand there only two votes in the mega
tive. The purpor OF this resolution 70 nearly the same
that o the resolution inserted in Saturdays Joovna OF
Commerce, which reporter mistook for the above
The chief difference that the adopted IL gen.
esI in ts terms, and thus covers the action Of the last
general assembly, wi,hoa, directly abiding to il.
We vsioiae to large. intelligent and respectabs
body Of elersymsn compose this Synod, expressing
views 20 moderate and conservative. We have no doubt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-27

ALAsAAA.-rhs governor OF Alabama. Hon H w Col.
her. has appointed the ash Gay oil November next a.
day Of prayer and thank X throughout The STATE
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Lieut. beaie, IN passing the table land between
~ Coiosdo and the CHA, discovered nun Der OF hu
IA saoaf'ons Some OF isem very extensive and
q aoas, and showed that numerous and ,ndn.tr,ous
pofuAton once existed where all is now barren A
multitude OF remass OF erockery and domestic u,e
vefe iouad II ssppossd tina, the ruins are Of Aztec
origin.
The Yuma and Cocopa Indians are at war They had
battle abont the fret OF the month the Yumas were
vriora
Thirty Eve thousand sheep have been broush, into The
Stale BY the southern route from Chlhuahua.
MAJOR Ho'dmsa made treaty with the Indians The
HumSoldt.
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Savannah, Georgia, has of late exhibited unprece
dsnted growth and prosperity The Georgian. in arti
Gle upon the subject estimates that within the next ten
years the population viii be more than doubled
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MORE NEW SILKS AND MERINOEa.-we nsv Row
III opening ssoe lot Of thos< cheap and hesufa pA
CHECKED, and plata sIks-
Rich and neriao piaiAs
PrnteA moasssissss do lame aud CssAnerss
Ptain mer Lyonese cloths, ell shsdes
aAAponai ssppy sf ssd desirable
so&l for cash.
All axacs sd estahishmsn wsnasss1 Prove
represented MAXWELL, BEARS, COLBY.