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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-24
City Intelligence.

THs wIA1HrR had pleasant snap Of GOODNESS 10 yes.
Ierdsy that quite refreshing after hea,
we have experienced The thermometer fel to dflyav
degrees, and Al daybrtak symptoms Of q white frost
were visible Summer garments have become suddenly
ssbopabe, and shawls and fall oyecoais every
where SEEN while the ladies' have douned their furs and
pretty fall mantl.as. Hoops cover A. much ground as
ever and they who fat in the mysteries OF lemI
pise dry goods say that flannel pecoais have become
asrmrgy prevalent TO countersct the coldneas OF the
hoop. We may expect sudden and rapid changes ~ the
weather hereafter and the delicate and scky would do
wen 10 be warmly clad. This kind Of weather IL espec
ally fatal ali 20 save the very healthy Keep the feet and
breas, warm, and The head COOL and you afford 10
ignore the existence Of the doctors altogether
Tnr CBoixRl DrsIRsss NApsIRa--RstIU roR rYs Scr
yxBsrs The fearful pcstlcnce winch has carried of
nearly third Of the population Of the city Of Fanehs
and committed great rsvages throughout all parts OF the
stand Of Madeira, was sbatng at last accounts, but
season devoted 10 agricultural pursus there "a fear
much mine and distress ensuing Widows and orphans
Yors -bo have visited that little nlsnd, either in search
of health business or pleasure ard have looked back
upon ts exquisite scenery and climate, and the simplicity
calamity and will sympshise With the poor usfostuuses
subscriptions beng taken in this city, which, along
with II oss being from England and Portugal,
! Hoped. may avert vast amount Of suaerine. The
sum Of 81 $50 has been already received and additional
subscriptions will be taken by Robert Benson, Jr, No.
New street: George ~ Lewis 81 Front street; Hayward
west 50 wall street William Dcpew, 50 Cedar street
Iss W. Hayward, SO Wall street
unnaEY.-Tbe following companies passed the Hxe-ND
: ece within the pas, few days
The gbam Rht Guards their siSih snaual
,.ss.t ,rsursion 70 wethswxeu They Numbered thr.
80 ave ususke,s AMI consended for fourteen prizes They
a,esspted very nne appearances. Captain lyoas com.
70 ~ ersen Grsrds C.pisia Dnodeli, parsdad % 10
80, vph seyeay uivskes, and cohlendei % valuable
P1ts Atlantic p'pes car'ao Ioha O'Kecra parallel r.
-V''t.1kta sth eshlg sorr tnskfis AMI iss psrs9ns
go. tt latsr. 7Ntg 3D. gsoi tns
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Williamsburg City News.

srrprs DzAIH Daniel Hurley, residing At 2s7 South
Ff,h street. dropped dead yesterday morning the
corner Of Grand s,reei and rnon avenue. he len his
home about hapast dye O'Clock for the purpose OF 90
Ing to hs labor a mason, and when the Of
Grand street and Union felt un~e and sat down
upo1 stoop. tHcer Young OF the Fifth district police
observed him. AID Attempted TO assist him home but he
bad taken bot few steps when he Tell: wheu raised life
was extinct Dr. Cleveland was. called o. but AL Efforts
70 resusSi'ase him were uuavailug. Coroner Hansord
held inquest yesterday afternoon, when verdict or
and four children.
BAsr BAIL MATm.--A bare bal match WAS played yes
srday afternoon the grounds Of the Continental Club
Of Williamsburg, between the Harlem Club, OF Harlem
and the Continental Club, Of Williamsburg, wxh the fol-
loving results
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CILARHD.
Ship Patrick Henry Gsord, London-Grnnen Miuturn L
Bark Rosete, Pierce, Glssgow-MM Freeman L Co.
Bank sarah Ann, Libby. s. Johns Metcaf Duncan.
Bark Mary Bentley Bentley, New orieans-J Elwel
RsSs Asf s Is %ss s%
Brig Woodward, Chase, ssgua la Grande-c 4 Ell Pc
Brig W Goddard, Knight Brandywne.
sehr Deborah. Cousins, Washington; NC
Sem Mary Jane. Barsa Norfolk sturge. Chairman Co
hsfy sRa1
scr, AApPssS % TaST sosg2.wn
fsSsst s%S Edwards
ssss a tSs% es sa Inv.
Steamer sarah Jones PSiadeiphia~J n Briggs, ''''
% RS s:S % a. ss
Aisssms, hence for savannah
and 6 s c5 e.. aqs a.s S on 4:
passage ism Ss ais An lon S. steamship Persia:
SHIP susan links OF BOSTON,, caasss, Bremen Agge
is lon Is e5 large Am steamer with
@ sSS9s s sah sacs ar s n o. lon
ena sso VIM MSe a sep Az y a m 5 sqs p
ship Howes rugged wha black her oreopsa bound
sSP F%%s SS Hscre aug s s
9ras fss' dss VIII coal to
6sn T5.hS M ss1 and
Bart tgentds e Prospect Psrrsgs csaa g days with
p VIM o% cG dr p III e g % - spoke
big Isaiah tBr, Fitzgerald. HisbOro, with coal 70 }
mig Union Or, Chisholm Windsor. IL with plaster
Brig Bloomer nr. King, Dorchester, NIB with building
brig Condor, small, Nschs,, with lumber, 70 master.
Brig Crawford, Small, Mscaiss 70 MAYHEM, Talbot Co.
Brig PORTO Rico, Marson Macbias.
sebr Seaman ,i). Aver Mnuda, Ns, 10 days, with grind
fshr Magne! B, lewis Halifax, Il days. with hsh and of.
sehr Hastings gr Lawerson, Dorchester NIB. IS days.
hr wskesg Cousins Harvey. sB IL days, with stone 10
sehr Rough Ready, -. s, John, M with lumber 10
sclr Imogene, Ripley, City Point.
schr II Dunton' Love. PASSPORT.
sehr Aismors, Psrsire. Nscblss
schr GOV Arnold, Allen, Harrington
SShr II j eighion, Tracy, Coidsborc.
sohr Pennsylvania, johnson, Reckiand.
Sehr MHiha Maria, small, Salem.
schr . n Lane Many. Gloucester.
schr Paine K.ley hsrWssh.
Scbr Nets, Howe, Hsrvich.
schr Latham, Colbert, Barnsiable.
schr Cslesiia, foe Portland, c.
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson Philadelphia.
Steamer Coneord. Norman, Philadelphia
steamefSeisey blue, Kelly Nantucket
Steamship Jsmes Adger srrived Yesterday from Charles
changed signals with sr Jcscph Webster Charles
tom Sunday Pm passed steamship Keystone state, bound
s. came day 3ePM exchanged signals With steamship Nash
vile hence for Charleston.
SAILED
ship Tou'on, New Orleans; and others.
Wind during the day INV
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PHILADELPHIA, sept BAR ship North Carolina 70.
ter csslaI Hampton Roads brig HeIvefyn. Han Cape
Frank Herbert Mayo Boson Bdlne, Rsybor and Dream
der, PuEham Portland; Jas Deputy wnsmore Danvers
Cd steamer Goston, clarke, NYork; bark Irms Nobre,
srg Moos hosos sosr psRg
and kouhe 1hscher Roson " Freeman. Nickerson and
P dS 2 Kelly and fleetwood Sessrson boston frank
Hal, Cain salfm.
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
Steamship Augusta, Capt Lyon from Savannah. arrived
siy yesterday mornrg wesre obliged TO the purser Tor
papers.
The hip Jare Gadden that has been ats W Spit under
song special Quarantine was owed UP TO The qusrsn'ins
1be steamship Black warrior isCo tors was Yesterday
tai the balance doc Tor repairs she VIII pc -
anfs ,nd rew ssa. doe r repairs sSs VII r.
stripped, fetaui I'd and nswly coppered
snIr RrmeoS--rhe cargo between decksof ship Ruhoon,
IL "a distress considerably damaged "A she rises out Of
hp water he appears much more stained than had been
scpr VANS =, Roson 2sd from, Trinidad Cuba expe
enoed hurricane from M on he Oh ms, Ia, 81 Ion
nyne 10 &c. and lest q hhds moAses OF deck caused the
vessel 70 leak badly.
sxAcs y,ot, Of New LONDON Tying in Black Point Bay
vEsr Bo1ros Ur-oapt Orr eansn, Of the bark Mustang
ii Indanoa reports follows sept5 IN lat 269l n lon y
seses ~ sppss 81 70 be schooner q about 100 tons Bot
om copper, 3 VIII black top. Rudder unsepped
vessel mentor "a paragraph above taken nom the Gal
The Wig gt,in Krr ron New York which arrived he,,
during he wcek picked up small schooner whn ~
miles q Y ubs snd brogst her INTO s pot as he'd e,a
The rW Ne painted n hcr s'trn mas " Rcssria
Tay cnsiztp seuoosfn ~ SH'g sapM-cap John
ycgcn feItfs nW II. NtNaoHn NHh he scbgfucr hr.
feroftte 90 chs tt. u ic.. l es siet " ON ~ w
~ ,,,v, t, f,....t NJ S,s - = I'll .ss u u
ass ls... ttlaf l-I d. 'te tsrs 'nis u. y il'
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yersey CITY News.

HrpSoS CorSrr sows,Ioxs The Hudson County
nernccrsic Convention held NJ horiimers Hotel in
the city " HUDSON. yesterday anernoon Hon. 3. v.
Clcxefe Mayor ~ Hobcker nominated fJr state
senstor, - Henry p Beatty co. sheriff
Be-rp PtparStsrIoS ~ splendid banner the Pm u
ihe acies Of Jersey CITY, presented % IRE III ruo
and Tor eiicu Cuh y jersey tNy l1i even nx = Corn
rsrl Bat The prc sree q : tstes andrew fnHs
n Nceftesa prsHhf.d toe asoarf, 80 T ; II fc
a. Aa.s s4sb - 49, as A. gsiyk
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vr,s.s st.se. Comm,.s,cner,. Court.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has RENTED the FOR
,e,tsre OF the ship Bare HOVE which was condemned
snr bringing the port 81 New York twenty hosshesd
~ IN wh,cb contained less than 8inety gallons each
The I1sd section Of the act n Congress Of March, Iee,
soktbtts the Importation Of casks containing sss thsn
ruv GALLONS each The petition for the remission q the
ett,Tc wss sroapdsd The tact that the owners re-
eved The Gin Is certain quantity, without reference 70
tNs r. Of The casks
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CITY RnIiNfra.

City Politics.
DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOB C0UNCILNN.
Pursuant to TIE call Of the General Committee, the
courc Convention met last night and made the following
nominations
Dist Regular, Indpe~dcw
mo choice.
3-No choice.
Mo choice.
5-No choice.
6-No choice.
-. ..ms. L. Waugh
l0-Luiher Horton.
l1-Henry Hughes.
l2-No nomination
l2-So meeting
E-Geosge Tobn.
lt-Nchae Barry
lt-No nomination.
11-Jonas N. Phillips.
ls-Peter Crawford.
la-Lewis Franswsy.
si-wiIIisn Healing = Charles A ks.sl,h
22-SAmuel A. Fry.
.3-William BeAlem.
4-panel Young
.e-samuel Jackman. John Nugent
&c Nichols. Charles Leacrast
NO choice. Philip Mcmahon
s-Henry W. Coliyer.
se-Franeis 1 |. 4. Boole.
Sl-Benjamin +. Rhodes.
NO nomination.
:3-Charles Doty
;4-John Mcdonnell.
S5--Wesey Hunt.
se-yrancis oRlsiy Hugh oBrea
3T-No nomination.
Ss-hchael Smith.
sc-Nchel smith
4l-Wm III. Giles.
42-No meeting.
za--No meeting
A. nomination.
45--No nominations.
4e-Wm Mansfield.
4s-wal,er Walsh.
49-No nomination
5c-pernasd Reila,
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Board OF Ten Governors.

The Beard met al O'Clock P. ~ simeon Draper in
the chair.
Some conversation occurred TO the improper transfer
Of persons from department to another but no action
WAS taken. appears that lunatcs taken to the
Almshouse who were not yet cured.
Mr.. DRAPER offered series of resolu ions respecting
the Death Of L. B. Shepard which were carried, and
orGered 10 be published in the city papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-24

OH wARD-TwF NTy FIRST COUNCIL, DISTRICT :
~ Al mesng of tbe delegaissv the 1weay.hrs t'oalr
isiric. held Adriste, zoe Ger Hudson and Rarr,
rees Tuesday evening SfA "a pursuant ,y the call a
he Democratic General t0mN&ls of Tammany Hall Mr. VI
w. SeicfCie called 10 ihssh Mr. T. Williams va1
appointed Secretary. tu u@8 N. Charles "a
tna eliminated a. De- candidate tor Cour
Gilman 81 Inc Twetiy hrsi C@p neil District.
NJ r. wuItAws secretsty
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The batting wn quite spred and large number Of
spectators assembled 10 witness the sport II Brown
.e,ss r o ne M sn a Ssm = y.s
vecrhes, Esq, President Of the Columbia Club, the
referee
RFrtRicAS NIr7Ne.-The republicans Of the Sixteenth
ward held club meeting las, evening al the corner OF
South Third and Eievtnih streets Addresses were def
vercd by l. Jernegan, ESQ Of New York and others
The meeting was well attended, and quite enthusiastic.
CoiopYD CoxyENrox-This convention. which has
been for days past inscsson al the Rev Mr. Hodges
church, nominated permanent officers yesterday, az FOL
lows-lresidn nj, VIM. Rice, Of Troy ~ C. yMick Free.
mn Andrews, Of Brooklyn Jas Scott, J. W B. Smith,
Il New York Vice Presidents; Jas. sr Jr George Le-
we're. ~ e vsrick, and p. W. Pay, Secretaries Reso
TUTORS endorsing Fremont and Dayton FOR President
aIsspena ana hs ana r,es W Governor sna
calling Tor united action on the part OF the colored citizens
Of The State 10 secure for themselves free suffrage The
convention vii probably adjourn this afternoon, die
Neary hundred Delegates present and the proceed
lrgs are conducted with much regularity.
sHor lnnSo "A female named Bridget Riley was ar.
rested by officer sterr Of the Finn district police yes
i,reay afternoon ing stolen pieces Of calico from
the dry goods store Of Mcssrs. williamson Seward 10
Grand street she was observed BY officer Townsend 10
enter the store leaving two female friends outside On
ctming out she arrested when her husband attempt
conducted 10 the cfus lie will have this morning 10
charge Of interference with the officers the
cscbaige u their duty.
~ On Monday evening divided sixteenth ward into
three election districts as follows lat Commencing
,he poriheasi corner Of division forrimer
street snd boUrded by Iorrmer wyckof South second.
ninth 20 the line u tho sixteenth and Nnieenth wards.
ihorlh division avenue 10 the place OF beginning ID.
That portion OF the ward lying moth of johnson street
he Ltoxn az the second Election district ID. That por
ton q the wsrd yirg south OF Johnson street. 20 be
kbo-n The Third Election district All districts here
tcftre ma fe 10 be sbollshed
TREBLE FIRES IN ALIEGArY AND STFuBFS
CorN1irs-GrFA1 irs7EtCIOs or PRorEstY We learn by
kentlt from Dansvlc that extensive and destrnc
tive have been for some days raging the towns Of
Hume, Angelica and Almond. Mieesny couoty: and in
Nay,std, ADDISON, Bath and other towns IN Steuben
Forests ieBces barns and dwellings have been destroy
co. ard IN yrme Instances the Inhabitants have cscsI 81
with 1cuty. Otr informant thinks that Al least forty
tny housts and barns have been destroyed. In
instance farmer bs-y tCuk ba grain 20 deep
ihsf a fogb be savtd. The immense swamp near Way
lsbd Nss ~ hfe art The gfsalcst cxesons
rtgnfy 70 tevQ dwellings betwstn fihertg snt Boots
ID u.s. lstor'td that : thtt buruei 10 ecsih IN
house ufsr ADDISON. Vn Ihrntsy asi n rapTvifis tie
smoke .rtu htte Tres deuce hat produced Il
rcst I'll eht krtss 8b. loss - neItt W tasss
tonfsf.s ~ uUs' hg Ycft gfea IL .t.'se pasnyrr'
80 =
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ION wARD,-GRAN , MASS MEETING or TEE MI
i ~ mccrsey ct the ard -Four hundred democrats "A
council Pursuant y all the democrats of the ward med
lest evening a. hs Mile House Cor the purpose Of
pressing their views n condemning proceedings which,
iook place q, The pf nary election lie ba cd
boxes and prtnsn fair expression Of the voters OF
ward I'm monnon ,. ,. Marlborough. Crsads Rich wss
saed 'oe rnd ne following persons elected az yics
and franes sa. m, with VIM McManus Denis O Bren and
y y Naegono,v u as Secretaries The Chairman stated hc
eltr ~ e p end called upon the persons present N
give ~ MT lduH opinion regarded The the meet
ing rtsoS nton adopted ~ an arais~
W. snor he following ticket 10 nominate chsrs cee,
..th wv ehan hhhchy Mathews. Crsndal Rich. Etnqnf|
1870 nnam 'htrler, thomas starr wm McA,nns|
tthr " kr'tn, Jrmes SEXTON Patrick Russell, Thst Or
.t wfcsd NJ tprfneh rIwneI Burns. w rs WI Il
IL itrke. NNtr ir Nnsal ea ~ snrle htgAse bHs1.
seNff 11 sHtu~ne1. tFANDNl. Niswh thaeo' n
7. MN.upt +U eefgettI
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Notice.

Y EEP 1t before the people that A. J. 0HMER,
IN has Just received, and 10 stli resolving largo
supply of PORTE MONAtIS, RBTIcULEs. PURS
IS, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES, new and hand
some styls Of Jewslyy oxes of every pattern, vio-
n1s. ns .ss ts.0 es ,.a n.nsp ss.a,s
nsnt Of Fancy 0oods. Toys, Ae., b., for Children,
eonsisting IA part Of Dssecting MAps Of the World,
ths Natioa : ths U. B., q Blocks, And ip fast
every tAing from IN Eisphaat down 70 Bird. ell y
which Win b sold cheap nt
"A. ]. @ II n + r -
FAscy 0oo1s I Toy Store, q present. on Johnsot
st., nsax tha Pnt O6se, and altar the 18th II Nov
will b. happy 10 wsit n his friends ct ~ new
stand On The east side Of 3rd, between Main Joh1
con sts-, Keokuk.
| o. ~ Ala
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NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.

A.! -. ~ "a. - ~
NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
oUfn0g ~ CHICAGO.
I'm asd after October lst and until further no.
~ tisc. Trains willran daily, (exeep,ing SUNDAY, }
rs follow:
l. Chicago Expfess--L1ases Quincy 80 A. n,
arriyes At Gsiesborgh IT 10. .0s A. NJ, 81 Durlins-
Ton at 90 r. ~. Wyanet at i2.sP, n, as Asndots
u ~ tdinnsr,) at Jsaetien at s.is r. n. and st
!. Chicago kxpress--Leaves Quincy At $50 r.
H., arrives ~ 0Alesburxh ~ $50 r. n, at Wyanet
at 10 p ~, at AesdosA a, c.25 4. n. a, June
tion at $40 T., and atNhscago st5A.A.
,SuurH- Est.
l. Qaincy Express--Lcayss. Chicago 9 A. H.,
cayes Gsiesburg 5l5 r. n arrives IT Quincy ~ 10 SO
P.k.
,. Quincy Exprsss-Lea.ss Chitsgo s.4s p. H.
leaves 0assburs 4 ~ Az. arrives at Quincy II II
RAIL xoAp cos sc1ioxs.
At dalcsbHrg with the Ch. cAgo and Bur inxton X
\, for Burlington, Wyans', Menaoss, June,ion
At Wyanct. and Pond Creek with Chicago ant
Rock Island Kali Rosd, fer Epck tsiala, fsJrtz
LaSalle, DC.
At Mendoza with Illinois Central Railroad fol
Galena, Dunieith, Duboqus, ST. Paul and ptho
river towns Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur
AtJunction with alena aad Chicago Union Rail
roadfor Elgin, Belvidere Bciois, Madison, Free
port dc.
At Chicago With the great Eastern aud North
ern lines, for Milwaukee, Fond du Lac <c-, Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, pttsbursh, Wheeling baltimore
Philadelphia, Ipdianapolis. Lafayette. Cincinnati
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge
Albany. Springfield, Bosion, New York and citie
and towns generally throug hout the east.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
w. FARE As Low As b, Any oTsEg R,urE II
Forparticulars and farther information, please az
ply at the Company ONCE, Iain street, between th
Laclede House aud Western stage Office, keoku,
where Through Tickets to al principal places
| procured. Through Tickets also be hal boar
the Steamers Of the 1t. Louis d keokuk Packet Co.
| Ask for tickets via North srn Cross Railroad.
W.G. BULLIoNS, Gen. sup't
S. NJ. BURSHAM, Gen. Ticket Az
]. X. TgwxsBrRY, Agent, keokuk
Oct HdkW
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THRHE daily 15rvaxh Trains, 6stwssn fhiladel.
i phis and P,tsburg--Tax MoRxiso MAIL TRAIS
leaves Phladelphia for Pit,sburg At n A. NJ, and
Pitisbsrg for Phiiadelphia nj Z A. NJ. TIN FAs1
LisE lesres Phiiadelphia for Pitssbsrg At P. NJ
THE NSanr ExPRsss TRAIS leaves Philsieiphia fol
Pit,sbaEg At II p. NJ, and Pittsburg for Philadel
phis At 10 y. N.
The abovs lines connect ut Pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from St Louis, Mo-; Alton, 6alens
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Lou
isviIls. Ky, ferrc Aaats, Madison, Lafayette anc
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton. Springfield
rslefontaine, Sandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colarn
bus, Zancsviile, Aassilon and Wooster, Ohio also
With the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
leans, ST. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either o
the above places.
For farther partculsrv, Hand bills at the dif
fereni starting points. Passengers from the Wcs
will find this the shortest and most expedition
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York Bos
ton. TH0S. MOORE,
Aessf, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
j. AESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. i, 1855. ,-1y
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a rOxnKcAkIEy HALL, ,ssgIss q Jehnson and
~ "a strsss. Kcoksk, xsse, WHolssaas and Retail
Dsa!er u p1F, Me69ss chs.isssA oils, bye
stal., ,.d Rssisn:'y. Ieeesso, c,sassa snui.
stsntiy rsseisins, direct iron 10 kastern cities,
large aud we'll selccted stoek 20 which he invites
the attention of deAlers. Castosfs md ysicians
VII aiw.ys md q his sssabiishnsnt Fresh and Tn
adaiserAted Medicines which he selects with great
rEssoSALcAKs for this market, and his prices are
as low ne any other house in the State.
~ D. Please call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. faug2i
II QkusHks---Tooth, Hair and Nail brushes, =
- large assortment Of superior qualities for sale
by WILKINSON MARSHALL,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
June3d Corner Of Main and I'd sts.
LkNUINE LUBIN's ExTRACTS.--Jockey Club,
~ Rough and Ready, Bouquet dc Caroline, Pat
chvuiy, Hose, Jenny Lind, and other celebrated per-
WILKINSON MARSHALL,
suecessors cf II. II. Ayrss, cor. Main and Sd SITS.
june3d
rl,oiLET soAPs.--Lows hrewn Windsor and
junesd WILKINsiN & MARSHALL.
lfAu De UOIOGNE.--Genains Johann and r.
~ Maria Farina Cologne, IN oetseon and long bot
janesd WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
L,LAVOkING EXTRACTs.---Ireston = AsrriDs,
Il RAG. A.wright's, Meakins' and others Ex-
Cloves, Nutmegs, bitter Almonds, Hose, etc, for
sale by WILKINSON q MARSHALL,
junesd Cor Main and ID ste.
IL EDYAsMIA--A splendid perfume for handker
i chiefs For sale by
juns3d WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
4 GENUINE HAVANA cl8AitS.--CilinJraeos Re-
" gala dc Londres Trsbucos, La Rosa, Ia Prueba,
LA 1rasmerana, Galanes, etc., etc. Choicest brands
only, for sale by
ianesd WILKINSON MARSHALL.
GATE CITY DRUG ST0AE. a
flNHE undersigned respectfully cslls the at
| L tention Of the Physicians and public Of
| this city and vicinity, TO his having estab-
| ishcd new Prescription Drug Store under the
| above Having gradual ed In the beat Labor
atories in Germany. the scieEcs of Pharmacy and
chsmistry, and having myself, selected emily the
best Of Drugs and Medicines, the public will nd
their nd. antsge patronisc my Inns Mt,
| as thoroughly understand my business.
A. WEISnAN,
| Second A., between n ain and Johnsou.
l sepi7dim
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PENNsYLyANIA RAILRoAD.

PENNSYLvANIA 1AILROAD.
ROUg $
ETvHE Grcat Central Route, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, Northwestern aud south
western States, by continuous Railway direct
This road also connects at pttsburg with daily line
Of Steamers to oil ports on tho Western Rivers and
at Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to oil
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making the most
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded to and from the Great West
RAVES BEFwEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PfrrsBuRG.
FIRsr CL4ss. boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, lin boxes) Furs, 75c. Per 100 ID.
Feathers, &C.,
I'd 3dCLAss.-Books and station
cry, Dry Goods, lin baics,) 60c. per loo 10.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd dCLAss.--Anvils, Bagyins,
11 Gseon and md Pork, Tin salso Soc. Per loo ib.
ath Class. s.-conee, Pish, Bal
con con and Po,a, oi tpaeked Lard 40o. per 100 b.
FLOUR--sl per bbl. until further notice.
GRAIN--5O cts. per 100 Lbs. until further notice
COTTON - - pcs bale, not exceeding 500 Lbs
weight, nutil furthcs notice.
| - In shipping Goods from any point East oi
PhiiAde lphiA, be particular TO mark package "via
Pcnnsylyanis Railroad" All Goods consigned I.
the Agsnts Of this Road ut Philadelphia or Pitts
burg. will bc forwarded without detention.
FnEraHr AaENrs-HArris, Wormley 4 Co., Mem
phis, Tenn; R. r. Sass Co., ST. Louis; J. s. itch
ell 4 Son, Rvansville, Ind.s Dumesnil. Boil 4 Mar
dock, ard Carter 4 Jewctt, Louisville, KY; X. G
Meldra., hadison. Isd; sIsigmsn Drown, AM
Irwin 4 Co., Cincinnati; n W. Graham ! Go.
zAnssvills, Ohio; Lsceh Co., 81 Kiby street, Bos
ton, Isech 4 Co., No. Astor House, New York; M
| ! William street, and No. 8. Battery Place. Ne,
York. r. J. Snesder, Philadelphia; Magraw
SSS-; is;;=s;s, "c;;s,,s S,. s--,csc-- ei'':en-g
General Freight Agent, Philadeiphis
III. LOMBAERT, sap't, Altoona. PA.
nov rs ls55.--1