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VOCAL, and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
MRe GEQRGIANA Il. sTuART

VOCAL, ard INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
MRS. GEORGIANA R. STUART
Of New orL win sve Vocal ADD Instrumental Coucer, at
PREWsTER's HALL. NEw-HAyEN, CONN,
THURSDAY EVENING, 2sth, lass.
asted By the following distnguished Artsts; Miss ANNA
GgJswOLD, Mr.. ?. j. EBEN Flute Mr.. DANIELS Piano,
Prof r. j. CONNOLLY, 0rgsz; Conductor, Mr. GEORGE An
DREWs
Tickets EACH 1e had at the Mae Stores and At the
Door Doors open at n o'clock, Concert TO
precisely.
A AID Ny of NJ U c.
n ITALIAN OPERA -.
SROUPE, AND END OF THE SEASON,
On FRIDAY EVENING. June %, 1885,
when HozsI,'s mast rpieee, the GRIND Opera of
LAST TIME.
Principal T0s w. ssPPcrtAcS ANA DE LA GRANGE,
Be-slsrues ROSA DEvRIES and SIEDENBJRGf slgnon
RIFFAELIE NITRATE, MORELLI, RoVERE, GAsPAh-
sehohia SOTO. assisted BY Mons cAREssE, viii dance
Mi1Det Ia the first . oo,-,
Nunoa Director and Conductor Sig ARDITl
Ef ss. sofn sJ be- secured At HALL SONS JoLLIE SIC
Broafwsy, VAN NORDEN KINGS, and at the Academy
Prices Of Psrquette Circle and frFt Cir
ee 81 Scared 81 So Family Circle ocents Amphthester
Doors open at II o'clock the Opera commences sts
ORANGE, N. IA CONCERT of VOCAL
y, and INSTRUMENTAL MUsIC win be given by
Miss MAs ga s N, Be eHNRF ". BEAMEs,
Mrs HANNAH NJ sPREsToN.
Miss HARRIET c. CRANE,
And Mr.. CHARLES II. STAFFORD,
In Bodw.lls Hall. Orenge N. j. oa FRIDAY EVENING,
June 18th, O'Clock. Tickets Fifty Cents
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Rsln REWARD il offered tor information re-
@&O sardins the existence death ofDAvID WHITE
LAW native of Musse burgh in Scotland lie was ssiorj
apprenticeship board the Malcolm 81 hhhdy
Captain Malcolm from 1875 90 1879 la August 1873 ne
sailed from Liverpool second mate on board
the Yort" Captain Roy He WA last seen New'OheAns
IN January 1850 which time he expressed ss on
csyed Of him. lie would be "a years Of
made about inches hight round shonldered stopped
little had reddish hair blue eyes, lair cempeaon and nosn
recked and had enk nannet The above revere VIII
who furnish accurate information a. TO
his address, the Of hs death full particulars
Of the date place and circumstance. under which me sane &c
w 8 No. "a Great kingst Ednburgh; az New.foh 70 tho
Publishers cf THE TRIBUNE; % NewOreans 90 the ROB
Usher of THE PICAYNNEi and San Francisco 20 the fue
lisher VI THE ALTA CALIFORNIA
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DIR. Townsend's sarsaparilla,
Il, AZ this season most invaluable Renovation and
ID

I,At this season invaluable Renovstor and
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
IL not only creates new rich and pure blood but Il viii ef
secuay carry OF al pud humO cleanse the stomach resu
late The bowels npart and vgor to the whole sys
TEN, end
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE
One great euSton for using this sarsapars is that
every bottle manufactured under the direct supern
bndenee Of
DR. JAMES R. Chiffon,
the most celebrated Chemist aud Physician this country and
his certificate attached each bottle guarantees that Is
"PURELY VEGETABLE AND WITHOUT MERCURY"
There hes yet been medicine presented TO the public
hoh has so cnsy sustained its character for purifying
THE BLOOD As DR.. TOWNSENDs sARsAPARILLA" and
the fec, that entirely superseded all other pepara-
op. claiming the properties sone speaks volumes Ia its
favor.
THE BLOOD is THE LIFE.
Only purify the blood and disease must vanish
Wholesale and e,ai Depot No ala Broadway corner oFu
ton.st. OFFICE Nc. ?, opposite St. Pau's Church
Eyht,,on the Grys,sl Palace IgIy is550spr
SRY h.; f o s Ssv! yI s SS Of Sf's'
and prOen in the CRYSTAL PALACE on MONDAY the %
ssy OF July The school Will enter the
Palace At oc ock and g. aud during that time there
% be sSsSns By the seS So MUSE Of sP BroSVS se
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER the Rev Z. II, CHAPLIN,
s.se rs,t in he proceeding Judge EDMoNDs w read the
Report Of The school and Mr. GERARD viii give o,uut
S h EesiS TIE STR Of The
paype expenses devoted the Of the school
Tor the en.uiug year. DOOWORTh'S BAND have kindly
their the occasion and ws perform at ia
during the The various articles yet re manning
PALACE including Of the Stauay and the Paintings
will open the examination Of the visitors during the day
The urderKned taking interest 10 this school and deous
seeing similar established throughout the city and VI
entity ,oe this exhibition he attention Of the humane
and theu able aid Tickets 3 cents be had Al the
principal Hotels aud Book and Music Stores
Children urder u years Of age half prce-yune p
JAMES HARPER, JAMES w: GERARD,
PETER COOPER, JOHN II. WHITE,
J. w. EDMONDS, JAMES FREELANDt
IL IL DAY SAMUEL BkENOORr,
GEORGE H. JONES.
lena Fruit. STRAwBERRIEs, the Larges, sud Rest
ever offered in this city This the fruit noticed few days ago
fr,m Barren Island For sale every DAY by JUN =
MARTIN, No. ll6 spHrg-si., corner Of Greene
James &. Harriotts
BROADWAY FAMILY SHOE EMPORIUM
No. ass Broadway. corner Of HowaId-st
Ladies' Mes Chncen Boys and Youths boofs and SHOES
in variety Linen Gdier Boots for travelling also neo
Slippers fcI sumner FRENCH CATER BOOIoi blsek
and eoocd al IS superior thing ever sold before 81 mar
Ladies who them again
nd theH friends 20 the same.
EmlgFans Intelligence Once and Laber Exchange
Il Removed No. Ceua-st. the 81 Centre
and ana IS, Newiork The Office Is established BY the
Com nonc Of Emigration where always b found Age
IRA Of LAbOkkRS and SERVANTS low OF
ard persons have their oI1ers filed by writing
the Superintendent sending amount necessary pay
ploysrN JAMES ?. PAGAN, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Il LAR STREET CLEANING C0MPANY-Are now in
successful operat vera the largest cities Of the Union
They are with corporations FACTORS
for CLEANING the Streets aud Highways Of cities and towns
any part Of the United Stae The system Of SCAsENo
ING aaored BY this Company, together with their SWEEP
iNS and LERNING APPARATs h.s received the hishest
the prrs and authorities city where
they have operated They also prepared 70 SELL kIodrS
TO use he Machines any pae. who may desire to
purchs.e the anne application their Offices No. 55 Broad
way " or No. no South Fronts Pha and 70 SMITH,
SECKFL, STlEBEL Co., Cincinnati o., Louisville, N.Y.,
SMITH, SECKEL a Co.
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Anew Book BY Young City Belle"


USTRATED LONDON NEWS
Il PERMANENT ENLARGEMENT OF THE ILLUS
TRATED LONDON NEWS TO TWO
WHOLE SHEETS, CONTAINING
NINETY-SlA COLUMNS.
In consequence OF the repeal Of the Newspaper stamp in
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
that the size Of that paper will be doubled aud will
consist in future Of
TWO WHOLE SHEETS,
EINETY-SIX COLUMNS EVERY WEEK.
the Of the stamp Sil the passing
through English PosOoe additional charges win have
be raid by the importers and the trade.
In queuce Of this the undersigned Agents for THE
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS for the United STATES
have 10 give that from the LIST Of July the subscription
price Of the paper In America including all extra Supplements
40 Twelve DOLLARS PER ANNUN
Or, SIX DOLLARS per haif year -
WILMER & ROGERS,
Foreign Newspaper Office ~ Nsssau-st Lib,rtyt " Y
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DOCK S-BO TX s. o o -
Id SELLING OFF CHEAP.
THRE d o
VIII continue sell of BOOKS At cost and in some cases Tor
less than eot previous TO removal All the Literature
NJ the dsv including old new standard and miscellaneous
Books Periodicals and Publications. Of every description Also,
an ..sortment Of Engraving. Call AID examine.
n s PARKHURsT. No. 2f Broadway.
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Hammond and Mansfeld's New Book
COUNTRY MARGINS AND SUMNER RAM
~ BLES. BY the author Of Hills, Lakes and Forest
Streams" and the up Country Settlers" One l2mo vol
Price FL.
ave have read this work with infinite pleasure"
DAILY Pennsylvania
fund Of and usiructon.n Buffalo Republic
"A lively and entertaining volume
Albany Evening journal.
1t should be bad while the thermometer up among the
niDetiCs.'" Lockport Daily Advertiser
1t will be found pleasant and cheerful companion"
iNewYork Courier ami Enquirer
We commend happy hit"
Saturday Evening Mail
treat the lover Of nature" HIGHLAND Eagle
abounds IN flowing language, elegant style sn Quaint and
orieina humor.~ Troy Daily Times
" The book is delightful one" Albany Argus
The book abounds In charming pictures-" Urea Herald
1t treats Of charming sports and fascinating adventure
New York Sunday Times
smells Of The and rain, Of the orchard aud
rest OF sprnR Summer and Autumn New YORK Atlas
For the rsde for odd hour in the Office and for the
pocket OF the tourist" Auburn Daily American
J. &. DERBY, Publisher, No l9 Nassaa-st.,
and for sale by all Booksellers aud News Agents.
Also now ready and for above, 4h e lit1n Of
HILLS, LAKES AND FOREST STREAMSi or, TRAMP
IN Tar CHATEAUGAY WOODS By s. II. Hammond One
limo. illustrated 81
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WANTED-A situation by respectable young
w Girl n DO CHAMBER and LAUNDRESS WOkh'
or WAITING or PLAIN SEWING. Good city retsrcnc%
sx years her place No objection 50 short dsAne
the country Can BE- for days a. No. ~ 7tn-av
ieveeB zofh srd 2i.f-s's.
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90 formers ann Others.
60 ruhom il alap Gonrsrn.


DOATS-PLEASURE BOATS Of al descrip-
Of fSGTRsnif,s No go south.sf. N B-S.b Boss fea
Il IS fee, be fsted cut At one days notice
INFORMATION wANTED-Respecting T. {.
Il mccoy who tered board Amere.n me sn.nfsssn
Hong Kors ls4s having previously erved the h0yAs
formsiion respecting the Aforementioned T. MccQx re
Guessed TO communicate with the Rev. ChAhLfS hofoh
iNsoN, West Dean vicsrsse, Chichester, England
AIR. FREDERICK II. MOORE Of Boston has
WI invented new coAL-HoLE COVER, which may 10
tenton Of the City Authorities solicited TO 80 examination Of
this limb and life ssvint fnoe secsn<s 90
in TIE present arrangement, are BY this COvkk Lto
MAYORS OrFrer Hrw.YoRk Jsns 10, issa
NOTICE 70 OWNERS of DOG5.--Notice Is
~ her, BY Iven nd AFTER MONDAY Juee 18th inst
the Ordnance Getting DOCS found running LOOSE az
large any south Of <ids without being rroger
viii be pad Tor every boa brought ALIVE he POUND
the corner and Shst which shall have en- found IN
@ . au Sss ss ~ tue
the Chief his Once IN the Park owners o. Doss
RIP CLAIM them AZ the Pound between sunrise and sn.e
The day which they were rseeiysd ON
EXPENSEs FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor
NOTICE.-The Subscriber, a citizen Of Penn
~ sylyaniA will take an AGENCY to DISTRIBUTE a
EIRsfRATE STA> DARD Mt DtCAL WORK THROUGH
OFT SAID STATE. Any Publ sher Of such wosk who u
secured for azy property which be condded to hun A
Ihestion to be made 20 J. @. FULLER, hsrss ITO ei,
Of Greenwich and oaanests
CPECIAL NOTICE-Tax Commissioners OF
- nee No. 81 Chsmbe.ss, basement Of sew CITY Hall
porated nonesden doing business To ihs City
Of New.YoIk wn bo extended from TUESDAY tho nto't
FRIDAY, the 18th Of June. inclusive.
GEO f. PuRsER, fras Commissioner.
WM. j. PECK,
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NOTICEto SUBSCRIBERS and the PUBLIC
IN IAs-nAN-

NOTICEto SUBSCRIBERS and the PUBLIC
~ THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
LARGED TO TWO FULL : HEETS.
the Repeal Of the Compulsory Newspaper
Stamp the propnetors Of this paper have deter
mined upon It's enlargement whereby the subscribers IN
distant res will be increased proportion the facilities
for their transmission. In the United States therefore
beg respectfully inform subscribers that yeary sub
scriptiou will be, and sft er the lst July,
TWELVE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
A volume will tina, date-NOume the
Subscriptions received and the paper
ry de yered In the Citv address United
States by ARTHUR WILMER, Agent
CHARLES WILLMERS
UNIVERSAL FAGLIsH and FOREIGN
NEWSPAPER and PERIODICAL AGENCY,
No ia Futon-st. "a hoorl, New-York.
In ENGLAND No. 10 South Johnst. Liverpool
In lrelan5 Commercial Buildings. Belfast
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respectable American female
w ssieu.ior a. CHILD's NURSE The most s.fisf.eory
sfereree svea Address NURSE, Boa ~ if Tribune 0sfe
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VUANTED-By an active, energetic young Man,
w SITUATION In WHOLESALE HOUSE, Dry Goods
or Hardware preferred IL capable Of taking charge Of Of
Books: quck and AZ figures able carry
sE<eBoe, afraid Of work, ane willing make nself
generally eul Refer, 10 hs sst employer Address VIZ
Ian, IpePps QEes
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rerrec,fuiiy directed 70 the NETWORK C0FFEE.R0OMS
OF John w. TAYLOR, No. so MAS sAU STREET 10 the
BASF MENT The Refreshments served In This Saloon are
prepared from very malls and served in the
all hours Of the day prices consistent with
the strietest economy
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PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
II not only creates new rich and pure blood but Il viii
ectaay carry on all putfd humor cleanse the stomach reg
l.te The bowels inpart and vgor to the whole ~
zen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Reir "a ~, PesttyaIbe Lid OF ST. PauPs Church,
MoTsHn WIN hold FaH and Festival q MeGrsws Hal on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 9th and 18th Of Jane
t n proceeds Of witch 70 be devoted the completion Of
PsssoD sse now Of erection should ths weather
Prove sfvnrsble on the days the Far WA
place Friday and Saturday ensuing Dod~cIths Band
y for the occasion.
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u. UNION Qsf7) by T. II. WILCOX * SoSs, No 20
Broafay peyDefUdf Fatrodncer per serving
ChesAOiderI with their money 81 go s5 o. DC Every
dollar procures $40 No Charge Pups Te1hers Meeting
and CtyTspondeacs Daily essbhng and furnishing schools
Coeses Libraries and Reading Rooms filing all or ier',
csnces end changes giving employment In some form 70 al
cutting nealy every school and family and pending their
money commissions for procuring oraers, &C. inviting the
calls oil all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

CTEAM SAW-MILL for SALE or EXCHANGE
- fora FARM or orHFR PRoPERTy.-rhs MI i.I
fne Lrmber country and good order Rented fofto
per wear but can be BY purchaser when bayns Pcs
4sGco Address THOs y. GRAHAM, Acban, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

strawberry FesiiyaI.-The Ladies Of the sECOND-sT
NJ. r. BETHEL CHURCH IN kingst. near Huds0n will hold
tbsb STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL THIS EVENING IN their
Church The Rev J. r. V. MORGAN Of Bethel Church, ID
st. and the Rev NJ WILLIAMS Of Brook lyn vii address
The company. Tickets the door, 50 ceui To commence a.
8 O'Clock. Come and help US.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

The AnnnnI Excursion Of CHKIoI NHUhUH aud 81
MAINS EPISCOPAL C-URCH SUNDAY-SCHooLS OF
WILLIAMSBURG, viii take place on FRIDAY 18th inst.
Thu Steamboat HAIGHr will leave the oot Of South 9Th
o., A. NJ and after touching the foot Of Markets., r
r., 90 o RocklsDd Lake Landing
tickets Is Can be had q any the Teachers o. al the
Hnaf OH IL lOCkIKOFl'S Office. Nc. ~ South Ithlt
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James G. Harriott's
BROADWAY FAMILY SHOE EMPORIUM,

no. ass Broadway corner Of HowsId-st
Ladies Mes Chicrens Boys and You hs boors and shoes
IN great variety Linen Ga Boots for travelling also lner
Siypers fo4 simmer use FRENCH CATER BOOTS, bsel
and eoorcd 81 IS superior thing sold before 81 thai
price Ladies who buy them 20 come again ano
utnd theI friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

w Tpy an. FARM, or TO LEARN TRADE there, By
,nts American Boy, 10 yean old would stay Cor
it ~ time Inquire Nc 50 Cannon-st, floor front rooD
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

The New York correspondent of the
same paper, writes from that city unde,
date Of Oct 8, as follows:
The grain and -four operations made
in the New York mark ct last week were
beyond precedent. The value of bread
stutls sold since the arrival ofthe steam.
CT is put down at the enormous sum of
three million for thousand nine hundred
and forty dollars.
Mr.. Southwark of the Sunday Mer.
curry, in resigniug his Office in the Gus.
tom House, states he does 50 because
he is not willing to associate with the
friends of Mr.. Pierce in this city. Mr..
Southworth thinks that the President is
wondrously proper man. but his friends
in this State and city he designates with
more force than elegance, as "unmtica-
ted and INSCRIPTIONS rascals &knaves. -
The city is full of rumors relative to
indictments against men in office. The
Grand Jury now in session, it is aver
Ted. has Indicted Judge, Que or two
members of the Common Council, and
several policemen. Names of tho in
dicted purity are freely used.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13
SALE OF LAND IN PRESTON

PURSUANT to a decree of the Circuit Court
Il of Preston county, pronounced OD the Goth
day OF March, 1888, wherein John Shroycr,s
administrator is Plaintiff and Joshua p. Brooks
and others arc defendants, | shall,
Mo"day tic 1871 day Of Nocemder mcrt,
before the Court House in K,ngwood, proceed
to sell the Tract OF Land conveyed by John
Shroycr, in his lifetime, tn Joshua =. Brooks,
by deed dated 9th June, lSI9 containing $50
acres, lying in the southern part of Preston
county, on the waters OF Upper SANDY Crcck,-
selling first the 40 acres of said tract cmhrac ed
III deed from said Brooks to Thomas T.. ilnwy,
Of l26 acres. The residue called 1857, | shall
afterwards. at the same time and place, expose
to sale. The deeds arc recorded III said coun-
~, and reicrcnce.is made to them and the pa
pers oIthc case for 4 more particular description
Of the land.
Terms, six, twelve and eighteen months cred
1t, purchaser executing bond with good security
for the purchase money, bearing interest from
the day OF sale. GUY X. c. ALLEN,
Octooer l3, 1000. ~ Commissioner r.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
IN PRESTON COUNTY.

DuRSu ANT TO decree of the Circuit Court
l. OF Monongaiia county, pronounced on the
lin day OF September. 1850, IN the case OF Geo.
Bartlett x Co. against James Ilether ington, |
shall, ON the
1874 day Of Norembrr MEET,
before the Court House door in Kugwood, be-
ing ;he I'd day Of the November term OF the
County Court Of Preston county, sell the land
on which Daniel Martin resided when he died
and where he had resided for many years previ.
Gus, being the same land conveyed by him to
James Hethcrington, by deed dated the 9th day
OF July, 1871, duly recorded in said County,
containing lS6 acres, more or less. The Sale
wiil be made on credit Of six, twelve aud eigh-
teen months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, bearing interest from the day OF
sale, and the title retained till it be- paid.
The tito Is thought to he good, but | shall
sell only such tito as was vested in the said
Daniel Martin, and conveyed by him by said
deed to said Iletherngton.
GUY X. L. ALLEN, Commi ssionor.
Oct 10, 1868. GS2l
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For tho week ending October 10, 1855.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER ny
RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
GO South Street, Bowiy's Wharf, Baltimore.

Apples, In good demand; So to 81 90 per Dbl
Buttcr,--Wc quote western At l4al6 cts; com.
mon roll ii To Is; Gladcs, Is to 81 good ,lSa2I
Receipts small aud demand active.
BceswaX, --Sales at 90 cents per pound.
Bacon, --Marhct active and prices advancing
quote shoulders at l2al3 cts; sides, l3al3I5 I;
hams, plain, l3nli; fancy, l5alG.
Beans,--Salos at ; ,60a2 per bushel.
Country SOap,--We quote at Cal cts per ID.
Cattle,-The offering on Thursday last was A.
bout 600 head, all Of which were sold ntS3, 7ja
SAL on the hoof, equal to 81 ,50a9 80 nett.
Corn We quote yellow at SiaSS cts. white,
S2aSG cts Receipts light, demand moderate.
Glover Sced,-Old, S7a7,25 per bushcl new,
S7,00a7,75.
Dried Eruit,-Appcs paired, 81 GOAL -
impaired, 50a75 cts. Peaches pared, 81, BOA
$500; IMPAIRED s. ,50a2 GO per bushel
Dccrskins ,--Salcs at l6 To 20 cts
Elour,-Wc quote city mills at $S,l2iS Cd
Howard street at 1887. The Receipts arc
large, demand is active, and holders are firm
Furs, OF Rabbit at Lag cts; Red Fox, GA
70; Muskrat, 6a7; Mink, 75aS7; Coon and GREY
h0x, l5a2O; otter, Sla3.
FiaXseed, Sales at 81 Goal 10 per bushol
SinsehS,--No demand, quoted nOminaliy ut SOC
loEs,-Alarkct active, with sales at So ,jOa9 90
i.grd,--ln barrels IIal2 cts; IN kegs I2al3
catS,--Naryiand oats 33a3S cts; Pennsylvania,
3Sal2 cts. per bushcl.
Ryc,-Marylanu sells at l05allO cts.;-Pcnn'a
llOa 10 cts. per bushel.
Snake-r0Ot, Seneca sells ut 40a45 cts
TaiiOW,--Salcs at Ilal2 cts. per pound
wool ,-Unwasheh at l0a2I cts, washed 2Sa33
Hhcat,-We quote Inferior to good reds 81, 60
ALDO; good to prime l75a l95 inferior to good
white, ) ,SOa 80; good to prime, 81 ,9Oa2 90.
Receipts are light and demand active.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13
AN EXCITING INCIDENT

The following which we clip from
the Pittsburgh Post, will explain it,
self:
| ION Tuesday. after the Blairsville
train on the Pennsylvania railroad Ton
which Loughridge's great American
car brake is onslructed) had got under
full Roadway beyond East Liberty tho
engineer, Mr. w. Wills. espcd some
thing on the track, which he took for a
lost package; but when within about
10 feet of ii he discovered that it was
little child about four months old, Sit
ing between the cross ties. With as-
t""ishing 'apidity, he struck the steam
lever and Cut off the steam, drew back
the brake lever aud applied all the
brakes. The fireman, j. Snyder, got
down on III" step al the side of the eu-
gineer, awaiting the moment that tho
momentum of the train was sufficiently
checked To permit him to jump off and
run ahead and snatch mp the child from
, the track. which soon occurred; whom bv
snperhuman effort he gains by inches
on the engine and the babe was picked
up safely aud handed over To It's father.
| lhe engineer performed his dnty so
we'll, that it was brought 10 dead stop
within fifteen feet of where the child
was sitting.
The sight Of the infant. the deliver
! ance to It's parent, the running Of tho
! men, the movements of the engineer
I the screeching ofihe brakes, and sparks
that flew from the track, rendered it a
moment Of the most Intense excitement
tile that will be- held in pleasant re.
memhrance by those who, by their en-
iraordluarY presence of mind, saved the
! child from it, awful death.
We congratulate Mr.. Loughridge IN
this first severe test Of his great invru-
ton, for all present agreed that with the
nrdnars brake, no earthly effort could
have saved the innocent aud helpless
child"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

Bay The States of Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana held their annual
elections on Tuesday last, and Mary
land on Wednesday; butup to the hour
of going to press we arc without impor-
tant returns. In the three States first
named, the Republican movement will
distract and divide the older parties so
that is impossible to tell how they have
gone. In these days when Pierce de-
mocracy can fuse with anything that
promises votes, to bolster up sinking
cause, wemust await the returns before
venturing an opinion. They have been
desperate in seeking every available
hobby in these elections, and turning
them to their account. How adroitE
they have played their game we shall
see hereafter.