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FAIRFIELD co. CLOTHING STORE
GEORGE H. sMITn.

A r his old stand on main street, between Reber =
n Kutz's store and John Lyons, has Just received
and opened a new and well selected II tn
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
II embraces the very best ofblack and Blue French
and English cloths and cassimeres, which will be sold
low and made to order in the latest styles and by the
best of workmen. Also, a beautiful variety of
FANCY CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
Which have been selected with great care, from the
latest and most fashionable patterns, and cannot fail
to p'ease. 3gs. =
CLOTHING FOB MEN AND BOYS. /.
Made up in the best manner and embracing a large
variety. always on hand.
In addition, he has on hand the best of black satin
and silk WRITINGS, and a large variety of hosiery, sus-
penders, handkerchiefs, crRvat' and in a word all 1.-THE
articles usually kept at such an establishment.
His long experience in the business enables him to
purchase the bestof Goods and Clothing at the low
est rates, 30 that he is enabled to give his customers
as good bargains as can be obtained elsewhere; and he
would assure the public that he is not to be heater
either in the quality Of his goods, the style Of the
work or the price--by any other establishment,
CALL AND SEE .
The old customers Of the establishment and 81
others who may favor him with a call, will find hin
willing to do just as he says, and his goods Of thu
kind recommended.
NJ Remember he Place for fine Goods and eoor
BGrgains. GEORGE II. SMITH.
Lancaster, April g, 1853
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE COPY,
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OOOO MONTHS. A new edition. revised and
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DR. HuHTER's MEDICAL MANUAL AND RAND
BOOK FoR THE ArFLIcTED-C Containing an outline
of the origin, progress, treatment and cure ofevery
torn Of diiease contracted by promiscuous sexual
advice for their prevention, written in q familiar
style avoiding all medical technic~a lities, and every.
thing that would offend the ear OF decency, from the
result Of some twenty years successful practice, ex-
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To which is ADDED, receipts for the cure of the n
bove diseases, and a treatise on the eauses, symptoms
and cure of the Fever and Ague. for twenty-five
cents = copy; six copies one dollor; will be forwarded
to any part Of the United States, by mail, free OF post
ago. Address, postage paid, Cosden, q Co.., Publish.
ers, or"box 1916, Post Office, Phitadelphis
=, ! i sna Is in, %11nTSs e wosR nssI 1ss most on ,Ss a m
diseases of (which II treats. Avoiding all technical
terms, it addresses itself to the reason Of its readers.
It IL free from all Objectionable matter, and no pa
rent, however fastidious, can object to- placing Ii In
the hands of his sons. The author has devoted many
years to tho treatmen of the various complaints
treated of. and with too little breath to puff and
too little presumption to impose he has offered to
the world at the merely nominal price Of % cents.
the fruits of some twenty years most s~ueeeasfuI prae-
tice
"No teacher or parent should be without the
kHOnleuhd lmPNEtou II. iii lnNAiuhDi0 WOfkf "
would save years ofpain, modification and sorrow
to the youth under their chsrge."-PEoPLE's ADvo-
CATE. SPA fg4As Htsaq efw ,-setk ee%
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, In writing Of
"Hunter's Medical ManuAl," says. Thousands upon
thousands Of our youth, by evil example and the In
Guepce Of the pa ssion, have been led into the habit OF
selfPollution without realizing the sin and fearful
consequences upon themselves and their poaterity.
The constitutions Of thousand who are raising fami-
lies have been e~ufeebled, ifnot broken down, and they
do not know the cause or the cure. Any thing that
can be done so to e%nlishten and influence The public
mind ito check. snd ultimately to remove this wide
spread source ofhuman wretrhedness, would confer
the greatest blessing next: to the religion Of Js.us
Christ, on the present and eoming generations. In-
temperance, Tor the use of Intoxicating drinks)
though 1t has slain thousands upon thousands, "a not q
greater seourge. to the human race. Accept my
thanks on behalf ofthe afflicted, and, believer ms,
your ~c.gorker in the good work you arc 20 actively
engagedi n.' 80
one copy will be forwarded (securely envelcped
and postagepaid on receipt ofo6 cents, or six copies
for 81, Address, cosDEN 9 CO. Publishers, Boz
1856. Philadelphia.
Booksensrs, caayessers and Book Agents, mp
piled on the most liberal teryss. EE
Lancaster, May 10, 1853. lily,
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TgS Hour Law IN RHODE 1sLASn.--A
law has been enacted in Rhode Island which
makinglhbprin manufacturing establishment
e. all ~medanicnl labor, during the period Of
ten hours in any one day, q legal day.
work,uniess otherwise agreed by the parties
aud no minor under the age 'ofl2 years car
be emplSyeA IN or about any manufacturing
estHblsslnment. And'no minor, over IL anC
under 10 years Of age, can be employedin I
manufacturing establishment moro thar
elesen hours IN any u day.
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Sam PATCH GONE ASAIN.--A couple OF
gentlemen were walking quietly across the
wire bridge yesterday evening and when a
self of all his clothes, except his pantaloons
and jumped of into the river, a distance of
about $50 feet. lie swan to the shore, and
came up uninjured, except that he WIS very
much %fatigued. The gentleman declined
to give his name, but we understand that he
is employed in the manufacturing works.
This is certainly a capital way to cool Of
this warm weather, but most of persons
would prefer a shorter jump.-NdstutAs
WHO, aD1.a r
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SATISFACTORY o
THAT DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED.
from R. P. STOW, Esq, Assistant Clerk, U. S,
House Of Representatives

House Of Representatives
WASHINGTON d. @. June l6, 1916.
DR.. Geo. D. GreeB,-Dear Sir,-I feel It not
only a pleasure, but a duty, to mako known to you,
and the public IF you desire i0, the surprising effects
Of the oxyginated Bit.ers, in relieving me from that
most Encouraging disorder, Dyspepsia. hive been
afflicted for about seventeen years with the usual at
tendant symptoms, viz: constipation ofthe DO wells,
headarhs, pain In the chest Hatulence. acidity otthe
stomach, and severe nausea; and, for months at a
timo, not the least particle Of moisture would appear
on the surface Of the Ghost or limbs, and most Of the
time I was extremely bilious. have used various
remedies, have been strict in my dict, have been
dosed with calomel and emetics day after day by ply
sieians, but all to no good purpose Hearing of the
wonderful effects of the "oxygenatod BitterS." in
tho euro Of Dyspepsia, I procured some as a last re-
sort; have used four bottles of the medicine, and find
the bad symptoms all removed, and myself once more
in the enjoyment of health. None but the Dyspep.
tic sufferer, who has felt all the horrors ofthe dis.
ease, can at all appreciate the value ofthe medicine.
| most sincerely hope that all will make trial Of the
medicine, and with me be able to rejoice in the re.
turn ofhealth.
Respectfully yours, R P. STOW,
REED. BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists
No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price, One Dollar per bottles six bottles for Five
Dollars.
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MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES The
Universal" published in the city Of Mexico,
alludes to the JUNIORS which have been cir
culated in that country and this, that the
large increase ofthc Mexican army provid-
ed for by q recent decree of Sauta Anna,
contemplates a declaration Of war against
the United States. These runners it pro-
nounces entirely groundless. "In Short
It says at tho close Of its article, 'Mexico
has no idea Of declaring war against the
United States"
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0TThe California trade, so far as ship
ping Is concerned, seems to be falling off a
little al New York, there being not more
Than a dozen vessels on the birth for San
FRANCISCO, Just now, whereas but three
months since there were at least fifty
FreIghts' however, are FIN. The clipper
rates are d DO cents,
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PosrAL TREATY AMeNnMENr,-Wo learn
from the Washington Star that the postal
treaty between England ana the United
States, of December Is, 1913, has Just been
amended between w. l., Maberly, Esq,
commissioner on, the part Of the British
Post-oflcc Department, and Horatio King
ESQ, of Washington, on our behalf, by a
greoing to supplemental clauses reducing
the postage on newspapers (pre-paymen'
rcquired) from the United States to st.
Thomas and other Danish Islands, going
by United States packets. to Kingston, To
eight cents over that distance.-Ban San.
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RECEIVED rHIs a

GAA5A Al JAMES GAHAGHTYB
Watoh-Maker andJeyveiry Hcseabifahmsnt,
A Fresh & complete assortment Of the latest styles
endless variety and, Of the best and largest assortment
of everything in the Jewelry line in the cityef Lsn-
caster, all Of which ] shall not alone warrant in re-
by~calumnious competitors. In connection with the
above articles ] have also on hand a most splendidlot
of Aceordeons, Violins, Violin bows, Mufc-boxeu, a
heavy stock of Pocket cutlery, Colts and Aliens Re-
and guards, and Thousands Of other fancy ~Aiticles.T
Thankful for the liberal patronage Ihaye received, I
solicit a. further cartiDuancey bf-tka SAND, expecting
fore being misguided by men of no vericiiy what
ever. In conclusion ! would say, that any article I
warrant, il not good, the money shall be refunded.
JAMES GARAGHTY,
ApriI9o. 2 doors East Of Hooking Hausy Rs..h
nfTelegraph COPY
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ELEcrloss IN Aveusr.-EIections will
take place next month in the States Of Ken
lucky, Missouri, Arkansas, Alabama, Tex
az, Tennessee and Norlh Carolina. In the
two latter States the election will be held
on Thursday, the 4th ofAugust, and in the
others on Monday, the LIST Of August. In
kentucky and Arkansas members Of Con-
gross aud of the State Legislature are to be
chosen; In Missouri and North Carolina
members of Congress; and in each Of the
States of Alabama, Texas aud Tennessee
a Governor, Legislature and members o.
Congress are to be chosen. We notice
that the Board of Managers Of the Wash
ington National Monument have issued .
notice requesting that boxes. to receivt
contributions for the monument, may bt
put up at the different polls throughout thu
several States, and at all elections hereaftcI
to be held.
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Lara AND MPORrASr PROM BUEHosSAIs
REs.-The brig Alfred brings advices from
Buenes Ayres to 2sd May. The city was
still besieged. All negotiations towards a
peace Compromise had failed. The time al
lOttsd for vessels to leave the port had been
extended twenty days. All vessels were or
dered toleaye BY the sd Of June. Severe,
vessels from New York were unloading
when the Alfred left. The shipments OF
hides would be small for some time to come.
The Government had authorized another
loan often million dollars to; prosecute the
war
a collision had taken place between the
steamer Utah and one Of the provincial
steamers. Several rounds of shot were ex-
changed, when the Utah withdrew from the
contest.
Provision and fuel were very scarce and
lsellingsat exorbitant prices.
The Captain ola British packet has COM
municated some intelligence which is the
latest received. He says IT was rumored
that a series of highly important resolutions
had been adopted by tho Constituent Con-
gress Of Santa Fe~, disapproving of the course
pursued by Gen. Urquiza and depriving
him cfthe Dictatorship. One of the reso-
buttons authorizes Buenos Ayres to send
twelve de equities to Congress, giving all the
otherprovinces the right to send two each.
It was likewise urged BY another resolu.
ton, that the siege of Busnos Ayres and
the rebellion of provinces be abandoned, I'M
der the penalty of accommodation,
MAINE Law tx coSNEcrIcUr.--The Maine
Liquor Law WIS defeated in the House OF
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A CoNrRlnuTtoN FROM QUEEN VICTORIA.
"A contribution has just been received at
New York for the Crystal Palace Exhibi-
lion, from Queen Victoria, in the shape of a
striking picture, by WidterhaIler, the sub
ject of which is "The Opening of the Lon
don Exhibition" This is taid to be a very
remarkable painting.
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The BtGssr Foob VERA Mr.. joan
Pemberton. of Albany, richly and dearly
earned title to the above caption on the
Fourth. Making a mount, in front of his
house, of four pounds Of damaged powder,
he endeavored to place in its centre a piece
Of lighted punk, q spark falling from itig-
nited the powder, setting fro to the clothes
OF his daughter, and badly burning his face
and hands.
The young lady is as yet totally blind
aud lies In a critical tatc-unfortunately
for the safety of society Pemberton will
probably recover. Glove. Her.
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TINE subscriber respectfully informs the Ladies
L and Gentlemen Of Lancaster. that he intends stay
ing for short time only. All who wish any article
in bis line,will please call at his room over Kaufman
s Cos Drug store-orl leaves note. which will meet
with prompt attention.
LADIES, WIGS, HALF WIGS, Bands,
BraIds, CuTlss Sc, &c. GENTLEMEN,S
WIGS, SCRATCHES, Toupees, Whiskers
MoustacheS4 Sc, &c. ColOrsd work Of all de-
scription-Elsir work Of all description made to or
der, Cleaned and Repaired. EOuS Hair bought or
Late with JEW. GOLFER, Columbus. Ohio.
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REAPING AND MOVING MAcHISEs,,--A
trial Of rcaping and moving machines took
place on Thursday last, at the farm Of Dr.
James McCrca, in Montgomery county, Pa.
Among 2,oo0 spectators present, was pro-
fessor Wilson, one OF the British CommiS
s%ioners to the New York Exhibition. The
Judges awarded the premium of $50 to Sey'
monr's combined mower aud reaper; $35 tc
Ketchum's mower, and $40 to IIussey'.
combined mower and reaper.
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FRoM LIbERIA.-Later advices from Ii.
boria state that Boombo was taken prisoner
by President Roberts, for his many lawless
acts-has been tried before the civil trioun-
al, and sentenced to two years imprison-
ment-a penalty which the black savage
appears to regarde as specially irksome.
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RzwARp or FoLLY.-A boy named Cor
MIN, aged about u years, was killed IN Ter.
coy City, on Friday afternoon, by being
rdp over by a locomotives. It appears thai
many boys havp hafa habit, for some time
back, OF pifcing themse Yea on tho track
for the purpose Of showing their cxpertness
or, In other words, TO show each other how
near they can allow the train to approach
them, and then jump aside without beini
crushed. In this case however the lad was
not quite active enough. The locomotiy
struck him violently, killing him almost in
stantly.
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,6TThe Marble quarries Of Vermont are
gaining a reputation abroad us well as at
home. Two blocks of Vermont marble,
weighing one ton each, have been ordered
FROM Rome, for the purpose OF making a
bust. This order 10 from an Italian art
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PACIFIC SrEAM1HlP CoMrANY,- Lieut..
Totten, formerly comnander Of the steamer
Tennessee, having been ordered to sea by
THE Navy Department, will not resume
command of Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
pany has decided to send its three steamers
now building, direct 10 Australia, whence
they will take their place on the line be-
tween Australia and Panama, instead o.
joining the San Francisco line,
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FRESH ARRIVAL on GROCERIES.

FRESH ARRIVAL or GR0CERIESs
HAVE just received by the Canal Boat Westwind.
l a fresh supply. and can now offer 70 my friends and
choice Groceries. The following articles Il would
in particular:
Best Green Rio Coffee, Prime New orlosn1 Sugar.
RICE, Fresh Raisins, Lard Oil and Tanners OIL
Mackerel No. 2, without deception, G"a1ai
Dutch Herrings, Goldfish IN good order;
Soft Soapbythe gallon or barrel,
Claret Wine In cRsksnd boxes; pure cider vinegar,
and domestic Liquors and imported SegiTs.
Lancaster, January o. l6b3aa3s.E BEeKE
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COLUMBUS land HOOKING VALLEY RAIL.
BROAD COMPANY books Of subscription to the
capital stock of the Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad Company, will be opened as follows, viz:
Atthe Exchange Bank of Columbus. at Col umbus,
under the direction of VIM Dennison, il, August l5,
~proximo. I
At the Talhnatge House. Lancaster, under the d.
Charles Borland, August l6, proximo.
At the American House, Logan, under the direction
Of John Borland, August H. proximo.
At the Collectors Office, Jacksonville, under the
direction of ]. w Fulton, August 10, ~proximo.
At the Auditors Office, Athens, under the direc-
ton Of E. H.. Moore, August 10, p~roximo.
At PARIS Hotel Iithopolis, under the direction OIL
Daniel Crumley and DR.. G. L. Eele, August l6, prox-
imo.
At Winchester, under the direction Of VIM. Frye
aud Samuel Bartlit, August l6, %pIoximo.
,E w. DEHNISON, JR.,
C. BORLAND, t
M J, BORLAND,
J., w. FULTON,
L. H. MOORE,
July y, 1853. Corpor.tors.
tCity papers please copy till August lb.l
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Vy-General William Cr~ookshanhs, vul-
carly called Billy Bowlegs, Chief Of the
Seminole tribe OF indiana in Florida, il is
said, is about to be. waited on by Gen. Har.
ney, with a polite invitation from the Pros.
ilent togo West" peOceably ifhe will,
and forcibly if necessary.
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NoUse FOR THsM.-The Chicago Demo.
crat says that the eastern papers are circu-
lating the following story:
"a gentleman wont to q physician com
planning Of a severe headache. The NJ. D.
tod him he would have to take out his
brains in ordert to relieve his head. After
he had taken them out, our hero saw a friend
passing by aud leaving his brains on theta
Bile, followed him. A short time after, the
physician saw him and enquired why he did
not come after his brains! "Oh!" says our
friend, al do not need them now, for ! have
been elected to the Ohio Legislaturei'
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TIIE LAST NOTICE.

A TTERthS first day 81 August, I shall charge two
IN doiaA ind fly cents for each yeGri subserip-
ton Of the Gazette due me- and shall explicit imma.
diats payment Y 10 absolutely. necessary that the
be settled. GEO, WEAVER.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE.

"A S-Agent for Adam Householder, sen,, will sell
IN the House and tot on East Marin street. known
as In Lot No 8, in Reber's addition to the City cI
lancaster, NOW in the occupancy Of Mr.. Samuel
Henley Sandpaaf, the .rssidsnce OF. Salmon shaw,
Fac Terms fayOsaels and we iTSalsPS TnnSpe
I, JalWz 2. 1884, 49, %' -o-4-m.
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!, REPORTED DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS =
iEhe sefaaphore Of MarSeilles contains the
following: "It appears that the war in tho
Caucasus has Of late shown extraordinary
rigpr. II we arc. to beiieye our correspon-
dents, In spite Of the tone ofthe bulletins OF
ST. petersburgh, which, as tusuil, speak Of
victory the Russians have been completely
routed BY SshamyL The Russia" army,
commanded by General Baron Wansky,
10000 strong, and having 80 pieces Of ar
ttllgry has INST with a severe check near
Agile. A. great number OF mon remained
oulhe.feld Of battle, and 80 pieces.o f can
non fell into tho hands Of Sehamyl, who
never gained a more complete victory"
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REAL HEAD OF HAM,
]. W.'COLLIER,

J. W. COLLIER,
(LATE OF fHILADELFHIA) -
VentilstinR q GosshmsrNIK Manufactures.
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
A N Extensive assortment of Ladies' and Centie-
fA+men's Wigs. ,Toupees, Soaps, han. Wigs, fore
pieces Back Hair, Frizetts, Puffs, Curis and eoiorcd
Work. Also, Bracelets. Necklaces, BeadI, Lings,
lT Hair Work repaired and dressed. Orden fifth
fully executed. Jan q, 1663A46m34
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RAILROAD CELEBRArtoN.-On Saturday
last, there was a celebration of the compile
ton ofthe chain Of railroads through Ohio
to Terre-Haute, Indiana. A train filled
with passengers went over the en- tire road
from Cleveland to Terre-Haute. This COM
pletes the railroad connection between
Philadelphia and Terrell aute, and this will
soon be extended to st. Louis.
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6TMelhodist Tabernacle in New Or
leans. A correspondent Of the Christian
Advocate, writing from the South, mentions
a plan entertained by Harry Hill, a we'll
known wealthy cotton merchant, and a lib
eral hearted Methodist, for building a Meth
odist Tabernacle in that city, In an eligi-
bio position, at a cost of 100000. Itis to
be capable Of seating 5000 persons.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, the 9th inst, GEORGE
infant son OF VIM. p. aud Emily Greed,
aged ten months.
\ On the 9th inst, Mrs. ELISIBETH
ANN HOFFMAN,, widow of the late Da.
vid Hoffman. aged about IS years. The
deceased had relatives in Lebanon, Pa, bul
none in this vicinity.
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SHOCKING DEATH.-On Monday last, the
passenger train Of cars on the Port Carbon
and Mount Carbon railroad ran over a man
by the name of John Leonard, who was
New Philadelphia, killing him instantly,and
%mangling the body in an awful manner :
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.s0rMr. 8. Baker, OF New York, whose
f6rm a. hgepi ofthe Secretary oftbe Treas.
ury expiEed on the LIST inst, while netting as
such, purchased, Il 10 stated, for Govern,
meat, one million seven bnndred and ffty
.tssnsaad@doilars Of Omitted States fnnded
debt. $3.50
hOSFcspt. Ericsson WI exhibit q mode
ofbis ealorip sagiag 6t-ths crys.al PAlsss
E1heeaen
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~,CHoLERA.--A correspondent Of the Eas.
tnn-( Nd Star, states that a case of real
Asistic cholera ESQ pronounced by Drs.
~Dawson,and JOnes,) occurred on the lst in
stant,a few miles below st Mie6aePs. It
was not fatal however.
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G-The Pennsylvania coal companies are
not doing so largea business as Last year. but
yet one more profitable than usual on Ac-
Sepn; 2. ;hs higher rA,sa pf tell
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE statement
that President Pierce will decline all pub.
Tic Demonstrations on his way to New York
is authorized TO be pronounced incorrect
He viii leave Washington on Monday, and
will remain in Baltimore until Tuesday
morning, when he will leave for Philadel-
piip, in which place he will stay I'll
Wednesday and proceed thence to New
York, arriving there on Wednesday even.
Ing. He viii be accompanied by Secreta,
rIes Guthrie, Davis, Cushing and Cqmpbell
and BY his private secretary, Sidney Web.
sler.