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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11
ID IOIfE.... .--.-------. -. W. NOITr
W.D. MOTTE c BROS,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

DEALERS IL ALI KINDS or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. l76, MAREET ST., WHEgLISs, Va.
w E wish 10 call the attention Of the citizens
w Cadiz and the surrounding country 10 on
establishments in the City of Wheeling Our hoas.
deals in every description Of DRY GOODS, WC
will he prepared early in the season with splendid
stock, suitable TOR Fall and Winter Trade, Il viii
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds Of STAPLE & DO
MESTlC ARTICLES, such as are suitable foriam
ily use.
One the dEm will be in the East a good deal o.
his time 80 that We viii be receiving Fresh Good
every few days throughout the season. We will b,
able 10 oier inducements in prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when you visit ou
City, and if we do not satisfy you that il will be Il
your interest 10 deal with us, then il will be ou
fault, W. d. MOTTE & BROTHER
Wheeling, Sent a. 1873 lv
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BRIrTANIA WARE.--Brittania ware should
be first rubbed gently with woolen cloth
and sweet OIL then wash in warm suds and
rubbed with soft leather and writhing =
THIS treated, it vii! retain its beauty to the
last
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Boil YOUR MoLAssEs. When Molasses is
used IN cooking. lis p"odigous improve
ment to boil and skim it before you use it.
IL takes out the unpleasant raw taste. and
makes it almost as good as sugar. Where
molasses is used much for cooking, it is
well to prepare one or tive gallons in this
way at a lime
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100 s.lI.a.s FOit p Ca.NIe

400 FELa.s FNSe 3J Ca.N'h$.
NTEW ERA IN medicine, no more imposition or
IN exrorlion, no calOmei. DIR. TowNsEND'S uni
versal health pills Each Box contains 100 Pills, at
the asonshiugly reduced rate of % cents per box.
The poor need no longer be without the remedy for
disease
The Proprietor of these PILLS, therefore, justly
blaims to be Phianthropst, and the Great Pioneer
in the work OF providing for the suffering, not only
an lniaible remedy, but OF placing this remedy
within the means OF all, however destitute their con
diton.
The Pills may be used with safety at all times:
they are never violent in their operation, but always
through and efficient. This desirable result is ac-
complished without the aid Of Calomel or the many
drastic purgatives usually employed The public
may rest assured that Mercury, III none OF Its forms,
enters into their composition.
SARSAPARILLA,i in a highly concentrated state,
forms prominent Ingredient; I he remaining ingre-
dients are Balsans and Gums, long known and val.
ued in the Medical pTolesson tile whole forming
u compound uneqnalled for all
Impurities Of the Blood, Custiyeness, Jaundice,
Female complaints, Sick Headache Pain in the
Back, Bilious Affections Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Constipation, Pains in the Head, Pains i'll the Side
Liver complaints Febrile Affections, Piles lrreg-
uurities, Pains in the Breast, Pails in the Loins
&c.
The Purifying properties of thes PesliI are belev
ed to surpass the power OF all other medicines Op
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid of
mineral posons. they are peculiarly adapted to alu-
lily use; safe and sautary in their impressi N upon
tie systenr they may be aken at all times and bg nl
Now Tor these and kindred diseases, Towns5nd's :
Pills are the one Great Remedy.
They most speedily and eiectually do the work
aubdung lnhainaliois and Fevers opening ob,fruc.
ted pores, promoting perspiraton, aud soothing NOR
id scnsibiliies. In shot, they warranted Bet.
ter than all othars--cheaper than al-tnl destined
to sUIercede ALL Try them, invnIids, sufferers one
and ull~-Nld Recommend the Pills TO your neigh
burs.
W Directions accompany eack Box. f PAL
MET, General Agent Stouington. conn.
! Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills OF Twer
ty-tive cents!
For sale by Patterson & co, and J Il Logan Geo.
| Wheeling Va.
! AgiNrs.--.Iohn B9a and HamiIton Cadiz, &
! I Crosiey aud NJ J ley, New Market. Brown
! linrntortso and w Walters, New lIagorst ow
\ Jul s'c!lreibur, y ehed J Philips COZ
SMYRNA. sep. laJ3.-y.'
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LEI Boys continue to be shipped in con-
siderable numbersSen many sailing vassels
at New York, in anticipation Of the passage
Of law BY Congress providing for their
control. and compelling ship masters to take
them.
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re- Mrs. Bliss. daughter Of General
Taylor, recently stated to be dead. was late
ly in fine health, and with her sister. Mrs.
Wood. was on visit to Washington city
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To CLEAN BRA>s,---Clean brass kettle
before using it for cooking, with salt and
vinegar. Brass and IRONS should be done
up IL paper and put in a dry place during
the summer. Vinegar or vitrol water mix
ed rotten stone is a good preparation fo
cleaning brass Of any kind.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

GE- The editor OF the Kenosba Tele.
graph says: last year we had tree which
bore one apple. This year the crop OF the
tree is doubled"
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EY- Rev. Jackson J. Bushnell, professor
Of mathematics in Bsloit College, Wiscoa-
Gn, has lately given $4,000 towards tie el.
5owment Of his own professorship
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To PREVENT WooLLENs FROM SHRrNKrSG
IN wAsHrNe WooIlens SHOULD be washed
10 very hot suds. and not rinsed. Luke
warm water shrinks them.
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NEW CHINA A
GLASS auG 0ucen>wurc store,

No. 3D. MONROE STREET, WAEELlNG, VIRGINIA
TINE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
4 have imported direct from tbs manufacturers, 9
Inrge and complete stock Of the above WARE, togeth.
er with an assortment Of MANrI& ORNAMENTS and
FANCY GOODS some of which Of exquisite taste
and beauty Iron, Stone China, mud Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner Tea and Toilet Ware Of an entire
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns cl
We shall at all times keep as complete an assort-
ment of Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade be found al any other store IN
the West, and by giving personal attention 10 re-
packing the same, convince all who nny taVor us
with their patronage, that they cannot do better H
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES g. CO.,
Flint Glnss Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va
InnnMrr L lSh2-tf
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AZ Wm. Parrot, who fought under Gen.
Washinton, died near Luray, Va. on the
goth uit., aged 100 years and months.
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.sSoxp --1Use bard soap 10 wash your clothes,
and soft TO wash your floors. Soft soap is
so slippery that i wastes good doai in
washing clothes
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70 PREsERyE SuEr. - Suet keeps good al
the year roand, ifchopped and packed down
ii d stOnc jar, covered with molasses.
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Wheat G Chapline.

SVGN7SOa2, ~. sgsa Ea1sENG VA.
EOBBERS Of School and Blank. Books, Wall, win
~ dow and Writing Papers Hosiery and Gloves
buttons, Threads Pins aild Needles, Brushes, Cut.
lery, Combs, Suspehders, Perftmery and every de.
scripuon of notions and variety goods
Agents for J. IL. Noyes celebrated United States
copy book.
Rags, Ginseng, Beeswax, Flaxset and Feathers
wanted. april 3.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

UEDKR BRDs --Dasi.yStraw Is the best
for beds: dry corn Ia ks siit into shfeds are
better than sEraH. 2
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CARDING.

THE undersigned takes this method Of informin
Il the public that he has bought and is now perma
nently repairing ana fitting up the Carding, Fulling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
K. Zeal, three miles south of Cadiz on the road to
New Athens. lie expects to be ready to do all the
Carding that he may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken In at the store of Wood g.
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted A liberal share of public patron
age is desired. Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH X. JOHNSTON
May IL, 1853.
N. b. Coverlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers ut the above
establishment. J. K. JOHNSTON
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For SOEe.

A n excellent Daguerrean apparatus ready fitted
N up for operating, will be sold on moderate
terms to any young man, who wishes TO learn the
Daguerrean art, 10 the world, and make for
tune. Now is the time to do il.
still take hrsi class pictures and at moderateica.
ces and always keep on hand a variety of fancy ca
ses. Call und get good likeness OF Yourself
Cadiz, July II, 1854 H. DAVIS.
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Our 3d supply of BonnetI
sNelC and NpLemdid

A SSORTMENT Of Daguerreotype Stock Just
N received Including all sizes and kinds from
the common to the fancy. Different tastes may be
gratflied on the most reasonable terms, call and
examine them.
August IS, 1854. III, DAVIS.
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JOSEPH S. THOMAS,
N " 81 kg ~ r. "" III n H. II Tg'

eHGtH a. tss9.
COLLECTIONS made in Harrison, Jefferson. Tus.
" carawas, Carroll Belmonnt and Grernsey coun-
ties.
Strict attention given to the business of Executors
Guardians Partition and Sales OF Land 5f settle.
ment of Estates, etc, etc. OIlice--Mardet
nnors enst Of Main street. nnril
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Cheap GOOtts.!
S. & II. McFADDEN
FQ'&&Ra ADa'gaeyS.

n q GsEE nv 7E88y8
VI subscriber is receiving his stock s,gg,gss%E,
Of Sp''ng and Summer DRUGs which F5aasrssP gE
na7e all been selected by himself in the Essi,ss
.asfern cities; and is much the largest ENsA
assortment OF the kind ever brought to as3a -
this market and in point of quality, price, :, viii
compare with any stock in the country. II tllsel
MS low as any establishment west of the h.,eAtan'
for cash or approved country produce. Persont
wishing to purchase any article in the
Is % M 0gs ~ DsS q 81 ESNE
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALID
Cadiz nnril 16 1854
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May- MeIhourne she sspissl of AustraliA.
has p0w 100. 900 iahahitants
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FOR SALE

UIG DA1lE
vTNHE subscriber offers for sale his house and LOT in
i the town Of Hopedale, Harrison county, Ohio.
aThe house is good onestory frame, 80 by I6 with
cellar under the whole building The lot contains
bout threeiourths of acre, has several valuable
ruitIr ecs on it, and is well enclosed with good
board fence There is spring close to the door.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to call
sool, as am determinen TO sell cheap.
JOHN DAVIS
Honednle Ohio Aunnst Q la1i.2ind
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HATS AND CAPS.

N & J. TAGGART respectfully informs then
-. customers and the public generally, that they
always keep on hand good stock of Hats of their
own manufacture in addition to which they have re-
ceiyed very large stock of hats and caps from the
east, consisting of line Mole Skin Hats of the fall
fashion, fur and wool kossuth Hats, great variety
of silk plush Caps, OF the latest styles for aud
boys also great variety Of boys and chdrens cloth
TO satisfy the buyer. d. &. ]. TAGGART
Cadiz, Sept. %, lS52-ly.
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CHARLESH CLARK,
6 EE a VEhM O.

r WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens c
l. Cadiz that | have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCormick's store
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
would respectfully ask the public to give me cal
at Number two
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-11

Time may commit errors, but be always
oorrects them. He brought pride in 1850
which made all the world wild and foolish
In 1854 he brings a tight money market to
restore US TO common sense aud economy
D4GokmQn.
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Democratic Sentinel.
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AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL.
ne following named gentlemen ure our authorized
agents 10 receive subscriptions, advertisements and
lob NorK We hope they will prove themselves To
itgood Agents. All contracts made by them will
i-icty fulfilled by US:
treeport-Joseph Allen.
Westchester-William Fleming
Mooreiield-A Jul Schreiber.
Franklin-Dr. E. Conway
Rumey-Jacob Gutshall
Short Creek-Asa Holmes.
4ock-James Hoagland.
Athens-Dr. Thomas Findley
Gcrman-John Brown.
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MARRIED..

BaRKER-PoRTyE-In Detroit Mich pec !. james j.
Barber Of stn Frsnciscn Cal, 20 Mis- >ophis Portss
GFLOw-MAfNAR0-IpA Ann Arsor Mich Jo'ph =
Bigeow Fsg Of the firm 81 ChiPnsn B,fsow, sad Miss
MsTs O S,sgbter Of W 5. NsyH,rd E.q OF Aps Areor
TIY-KEST-in sirhridse G..us- Go oei), Dec O.
NJ Hsnrv G Fiv 81 Lncs- Co 70 Niss Deiis T. hent
FTARISG-PfCKENs-. Boston. MSS, Dec. y. Or
J.erh Warren Fearing OF Providence 70 Miss Msiiss
d.ushter q the late J.ue- P,csers, ESD
EOPKINs-HIDE-lr Otrgo. n Z. Dee 10, MI Oliver
Horsrs stcpbeuson Co.. Ill, 20 Miss sylvia daughter
Of CslviD byte. Esq OF Otrso.
EFNOER>OS-NARNbf-st Dover " VI. Mr.. Howard
w. Heus,rson Ct Dover 10 Ms Mary e daughter Of Capt
ssmusl vnnty. formerly OF Salem, Mss
JENNISGs-GOOOSe Lat Fairfield, Conn Dc is,
Nr Oliver B. Jenninss cf San Faneeo Cal 70 MIS- E'thes
Cords
MOULTor-FFLTBR-ia this City. on Saturday evening",
Dee l6 by the Rev. Mr Mulett hs residence No 53
Become 1T Mr Geo T MOalsou. Of Dorchester Mss 20
Mis- Maria n FelisT, OF this City.
RAekIE-PURNIS-At Detroit, Mich Dec IS, James
Eau.n e. MARY Purvis both Of Hsnbarx Livingston 20
ROGFRs-BURT-kt Hannibal. Oswego Go on Tharsd.y
morning, Dec "a, BY the hsv Arson Graham, Chsrles
Rose Of bs City TO Anne osugher Of James Burt OF the
former plsee
sARfAIN- JUDD-At Wsterbu-y Conn Dec n. samuel
ssrtan p sdelphia, Pa, n Miss Harriet 4. Jesd.
NhIPPLF-1 OOkE-At sydney fs'm. n .rristowu
Pc or Thur.dsy Dec a. by the Rsy Grier Rsson,
N D. Whiprle Amy. snc Caroline NJ eldest dslgh
.. of he t.feD David Cooke
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

STORMY PASSAGE AcRoss THE ATLANTIC Nor
tally among Infants at Sea The pacs CT ship West
phalia arrived at this pot yesterday, after very
rough passage of forty -four days from Bremen, with
one hundred and ninety-sIS German enigrants She
has xperioncod heavy gales r'n north west to west
north. weet ard was TO The west of the Banks since
the 10Th Of Move nber Nine of her passengers,
eight Of whom were infants, died on the passage.
Disasters AT SEA.-Tbe ship Sarah G.. Hyde,
arrived yesterday from Antwerp and Fldshog, with
FIVE hundred and thirty emigrsnts, encountered vo-
lent gales on the passage to this port On the Sd inst
in lat AZ 90 Ion. SO, in gale seamsn belonging TO
Portugal. fell from the jib-boom overheard aud was
drowned There were three deaths among the pas
seroers of the HYDE at sea.
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FEES
FIRE IN TUtRD.ky.


About 81 o'clock Saturday r'sht = fire broke orr.
" The tternS M occuper >, Ar Keys- 1. tso ~ 4
story OF No. sos 'hirc-uv. The fire. - suOpos ~ .,
bave oTigua'c1 from stove .a the q em,.cs TIE
flames vtre sOon tuLoued. DsnaI to bu dog about
S25 Ices on f'lruiiore ahost 800 Insured IN fi--
Iiiure and clo,Sirg $500
flRF IN WEST THIRTEENTH IT.
On Saturday morning Al oclock, fire broke Z
in the grocery store 81 Poifp Fuzp.tnsk. No. 20
Wet Tbh;oshtt-st Tie f. lily, whO"cca lid A Zoo 4
in the Cf tie store aroused fr their rlufn
be,s by the smoke ard gave the si4rm wben the Ere
men, suiving quickly The ground soon suYdnel
the flames. Damage tsiiiog.
FIRE rs GAs.HoUSE Is MERcgR.sT
Yesterday sternocB, a. 4 O'Clock = e - occurred IN
the brick bulldog rear Of the st. Nicholas stable
Nos % and 81 Mercer st occupied gas house fir
The manufacture OF the gas used in the st Nlch Jgs
Heiel. The FIRE originated 10 some t.r, but II was
was soon subdoed. No daDage vas )ae to tho balI-
inc. The rnmor that the ST Nicholas Hotel was on
fire Grew thousands Of people upoo The ground.
FIRE IL MULBERRY ST.
About o'clock last nj. ht fire broke ont In the
frame building No los Mulberry st., occu Oied az a
btds'eed msnufectory by NJ. R-ffery. The FIRE vas
discovered by some boys who were plsyi0g in the
street. They immediately gave TIE alarm, and the
Sremen arriving on The groun0, speedily subdued
the flames. Loss about s25.
fIRE IN GREENWICH. ST.
Last night at 81 clio k fire occurred in the
fancy drs goods store 81 Janes II. Cvwnsend & Co.
No. 70 Greenwich ST. The fire orisns'ed IN the sbo
window, end wss otcasioned by some goods coming
in contact with the gas burners. The flames se q
Incurred for $40 600 in Cry and country insurance
arifg
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
FOIL PLAY SUSPECTED.


On Thursday morning las, Mr. Samson Heinne-
man, Of The firm of Schultz e. Heinnem4n, tail)r5,
doing business at No. SO Slxth-av., left home and
went to tie village OF PatersoD, n. j., for the pur-
pose Of trsnsacting some business with his sister.
His wife OF family, who reside in the sane build
ing in which the store is loo ted looked for his re-
turn the saIue evening; but he did not make his
appearance that night early the next day she be-
came alsrmed ard dispatched messenger TO Pa'er-
BON to ascertain il he there. Tue messenger
turned in short time, s,atDcssshat Iennemann had
left that village for home Thursday evening, aud
nothing could he ascert4ined there relative to his
Whereabouts Heinnemann has been missing
since Thursday evening last and suspicious are en-
tertained that ne met with foul play his way homo
through New.Jersey.
He is represented as a temperate man, and so much
attached to his family that he never spont night
away from home
His WIFE, lsboriDg under the thought that be has
been murdered, is almost distracted.
The partner, Mr.. Schultz, corducts store in No
bile
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The train on the Hudson River Railroad, which left
Albany at O'Clock Sunday evening did not arrive
here till late hour in the morning owing to the depth
Of .pow on the track. The experiences OF this rao,
on the Journey are said to have been OF the most try
il o kind When about halfway TO fIufsOn the snow
was 70 deep that the conductor vas oolg I'd to send
back TO Albany for snow. low. 1t Is sad that IN
come places the snow was piled upon the track eight
feet Il. en- While tho train vas waiting a. this lat,
The euf rrgs of the pass from cold are r9pre
senteo TO have been IN the extreme The tram
was literally imbeddeo in the snow, with piercing
cold wind ON toe Lotth- sect Some dei of the eX-
poriepce of the passengers had in the fact that one
of the brakemen, named john Doyle. was fcczea to
death Two OF the paisengors are also sad to DC
Isciv frost bittfn. Express.
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DIED.

HENDRYX-Oa Sunday last. Mrs.. Am Louiss Hsndryx,
sssd 5sytns
Fer r. n slns viii be taken to Troy for atermeus.
NCrACnTAk-Af Bergen ri chs, j. sunday, Dec. y.
OF I, pho Archibald of Chse. and Jane MeLich
Ian seed yesIs mo1ihs and 10 days.
PTRnY-At Mutor, on the 18Th inst. Of consumption,
Joseph Pniey, ssed :. yesrs .ni months
HIS fureral will take place thi. rre.dsJl afternoon at
O'Clock from tho residence his father Mr. sues PurtY at
Milton Rye Wesichester Co. Tie relatives and friends OF
TIE family are invited Those from the City
leave b the y O'Clock New Haven trala aid reuan BY the
oclOcf 49,
PROUsE-A Chippewa Township. Wayne Co. Ohio
Dec Mr. PTogse the advanced Of io4 years lie
a .odier Of tn Revolution
sTARR-On 81 nday 18th inSt Wsrlsnd Of Nathan ;.
ard Clara WaAbd Starr, aged one month and Is days
Bis remains will be taken TO Dsnhury Couu for iotermsnt
v OOD-At New-Csstis Epeiand. Sept 49, 1854 Thomas
James Wood F,q, OF No. 81 Chatham St N r. and Sag
Hsrhor. L sged y yees ~ .
ri. m ID. and acqusn.uces also the members Of Woods
Lodge No S4j y Of o. f., aud the Oder ~ general are
respectfully invited 70 suend the funeral on Thursday, l't
mi Al oicoca from the Church Of the Holy rray,
corner OF Clr and Monts plase, Brooklyn.
His remains will be tOen 10 Greenwood.
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COMMERCIAL MAIIERS.
sales at the stock Exchange. DC. ls
Sales OF Stocks at PhIIadeiphia-Drc ls.

Reported for The N. Y. Tribune by Say raoN.s.
F6I Boayd -flUO PeBn'a 81, !, - 900 City 81. 94ti
sao do C SP sat: 100 Resoios r. c,sh SlI; do 81,
- do - s2i 200 do 2csys s2 L.hish Ma, 62 20 Do
ctsh g.; Mineli r b3i, Penn X r. cash f",; ~ d.
az, Morris Gsns Prefd s1 a Grsrd bsnk cash lei
b,ehsuics Bank Zi Pnisdelphia Bsnf ia; Commercial
seord Board 500 CRY sii; 500 do &P., 2dsys
8ii; 90 Reading r. o.. ~ 12ii 100 Lehgh Lae, III
Nav Preferred each nj 100 Reading r. r., b. S!si -
Nor istowb X 5lt
.ff,er Bodrd-Szoo Lehigh s. 89i
Co.tao roes-United int of l5i bid ll0 sted
o. &. 81 int e. l5i bid. nc ssked, fepssyysos e. 80
3D. Vked; Readpr hstroad, 5ls ht 81 asked keeitt
RAoed Bonds 10 int ~ bid ~ askej Reading Rsrrad
Nossge S. Co go hid 81 asked Penny yana Railroad lat
Of ~ bid ~ ass,d Morn, Csnsl II BID u .ssed schay
stock rel bid, .sl'I sehuylsl Navigation Preferred
Long I-lepd u hid lli sssedj Nicksburs,
bid asked; Gsrd Bsnk 0i bid lf sssed, Lehsh line d
bid Y ssked; Union Canal s! bid ssted Steady