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TIN q he report rho oor2trollsy had confessed 70 him
~ hi daughter. xr. Joass bsnsvsd hat Mr. TAGg
honest nan, but be Too aorm and old - dhaargs
NE duties Of bic ofnOe pscpesly me manner h which
grace y nay osvissd COUNTRY. me Common csanea bed
no cootro over any or no dspamozxs and w citizens
He spoke u iesgh asA was appaudsd loudly On rcsunns
HE soAt
Mr. WLKxn said tAA NE ChAvtsY rave I'll power I, ne
Oompolcr and he veoud DO bald accountable for I'll tho
city property. no unsble 70 discharge hA duties no
should lesien n cicc
Oher members spoke in favor Of No adoption o. the
TesouiiGn, which ggosed sne prepricty d The Osum
tee continuing the- invesgstions sue a7prop-aaC nve
thouusud dollays therefor. On VOTE the repors w 30
oeped, And the resolution adopted thirty five voting ar
nrmst'vcly, ard Eve & T<tsely.
Mr. BRADY r1afh cd ihst the ctSrtey ufycc two
thirds vote 1857 when expenditure Of money wAs 10 be
male
After few routine matters were Gspcsec Of the Bard
ad 1arned I'll Monday.
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s5s9 e,esisl. Cesl ass 2ss, ga u a9s OeO
DRY GOODS TRADE

Tteyo ia vesy senertl dfpolL0n 70 c0rtsi o'ejsts,
The stfefpg creditor nov ia coodu0n ~ sec, hscsuso
be feels he evil but question that WI the tie of
prosperity rer sasip he be not induced 70 tue
IN judged cnstom Of .rk Edod cred-bec scse when they
topg vel, merchants siw.ys ty to DO better snan
eel, undeT the a. mulus OF yeton IN on ultimate
ly ~ofn ia Very ilhe busness has been done ouripg
Tia week a. noksae Thero Il no disposition 70 sea
ceis uythiBg In price, unless Il be fsr cash dcsn
Lever yitces VIII cFtdit seen cri OF The qoss
uor. lac pctsssioa On the goods IL prelers-
Die ksny cagces O. got "a have been resurEsd 10 "a
rope, tess N. ony nhtAace hat csud made There
large retail t1h huslnoss dong, which shsws tass
cAsh prices draw oat The present Day or or prices
should be awaited or a. wh,H Pssssd vii MT retain fsr
loDg SHE fbe check 70 pFSfucsoa and importation
Lss 6er 100 severe FOR his Ahd next seaon re ook for
much h,shsr rspge OF prices fr oil articles The seasou
Ia no approaching We clcse The4h Of November will
ne the ts htsvJ dsy o. Org goods payments, aud mat
o. these bave bee provided arranged for VIC 30 n,'
sruypsle ass i1tYsasto dl-cslsef
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Port Of sew York, 0ssobsr 20, 1897.
uLARxD
Ship Kes,orr. eooahus PhiladelphLs Gordon. Taboo.
RSh wsrrsu s.sr,, Ysrs Islasd-I eager.
s.ri stldsn Ass, Rousn, oal'eron-wsSsmsn. Dinou
S,is ssa ros.. rrice, Rich. end-slnhea Ir mi,e.
sr ams , cs fi n:,,a Do
ssh a smia, Good pssd, ohN:es,oo -ac cready. xoa
s sen sro,n psrsksos wllniss,cn-J Smith : %.
scs rymou,h seeu, Jag, Bosio.-Dsysoa ssrssa
Steamer Novelty. Bel, Philadelphia
n. @ sS :ss asa Der w h''
Sues mshlr Jamssov p.rrss sosoIh Ar win mdss and
sap. oe,.a soasss, f.s., Liwrpce ..p. y WIN nass
:. a. ~ s. "a oor o. sors oss
ssosE msn s ard ,,,a, "a job. rs,s
ait .. 81 ys.ed .A,p s,.e q ssine bound (i.em Sun
s,s.. cs &. bon ,. a e " ship Cam
sP gss,.s ss s, % so.D, s,,D oisah seS.
-esder ,rI ssfs a.
!. s,.l % Brewer 90 vss lowed 20 ais Soii b.
nIs Scspsiss, Pssde.ou nsissa. Al dsy, Win fruit Ac
Blr nos r,ovs,lass Q, New E.y.ul Isni Barbados.
haven wssrs se1as 80 Isss II ! 1. Iss ID =
ssS1s ss = Ys = .. =; s,
s.w Haven TIE .ss.assssa sssy ss.,s.f o !.
Brs Rsssov ,cf Es- Bsysnl sels,a rur,. 1.'and, IS
esys viih salt 10 Arms'rong OF kev Haven. whore
scbr Roesingasm tos sssm), ouan, 0usyrnua PR n
days srssr sd noissses 10 vasahle aeyrsl From
lat TITS pors have hsd heavy gales ion sad rR; SCH.
ssiis ~.
schr BesssL GIbss 81 georse
sctr Olive Henry. HoSerts Viraihsten.
SER Lucy While, L. gram, NnahAvta.
ectr Ohae, Lowell, Horton for Abny
schr Nistsre, Coleman, Albany for kOsiOn.
schr phtscelp hia ssnrG@, Albany for New beiforf
etkr Counecirut Pran, Rondoui for Provldsnns
slcop nect 0o5dspcsd Albany fer FrOviience.
Rtesmer Weaiernp0rt Berry. aassnRsh. edaya
Steamer Wamauts Nye, New Bedford
Steamer OrpvAy, Kerney, ProvlfercsL
tNamtus Fortaad ChurcAill Portland, o. M hours with
shlp National Guard In tow.
MUFD
mr. steamship Kangaroo Liverpool; SHIPS seb.,i.u Cabot
Melbourne; Sch sprnkue, Mcdvsr Roger Ns~a, Mobile;
IsAac Bell DO; bark julie Point de Gallo.
ind a. snnr q. KMK
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GRAPHIC.
HEAVY FRISHyTs In MAINE.


Bomos, Oa 20, 1851.
Reports from The EAs, mest,cn heavy neshets, with
considerable damage 10 hrsges rhe Kenncbeo river had
risen eight feet Ihs hesTimso vsr yesterday fcsoon
had risen i've and half feet Lowell, and was stn
rising. Scmc ofthe mills were troubled with back wafer
Indications Of .y weather last night were dispeed and
heavy rain continued through the Might with prospect
OF clearing up tc day
TIE FREsHHr IN TIE AUSiBLE RIVER.
RrsyvHis, N. r., 0a pa n.
The heavy rans Of Sunday Monday have raised the
Auiabe river siylcen feet above l3W wster Ia
this village the s~ipg bridge destroyed the brgaea1
snd nume gene from Taber's gr!st n, and also from
N. Kingfbnts sxist;ec factory The freshes swcpt of
one hip hammer, . wacr wheel, 80, and threw down
the rser sall Of . cabinet shop me works or 4 J.
d. knFssnd have cacsptd piary. kesus Rogers %.
losc $4,000 bushels Of coal part OF ther aqusduci
sad bellows house. Tyler Potevs store, with iag,
mock q goods, wss swept en- by the Hood Tnss Ioss IL
abou, $1,000 The work. Of NE Peru Iron Company are
hu. sGhIty damaged.
The FREsEEr IN THs MOHAWK RIVER.
SCHENECTADY, N. X, oa. 20, 1857.
The water In the kohask river has subsided. Very
lille damage uks done BY IL rico Tee broom op
was gabered and there bot ANAL amount 0: mslss
and buckuhsas Oh The islands and fats.
pIsAsrRous DAMAGE 1Aon rHE FLOOD.
RorsIs Porr, ~ r., Oct 7, 1887.
The heavy rain storm which oonmsncsd On sanday
and continued Until ruesday, has cause1 immense
tire 0rdensburg Railroad the trSsk II sveps away In
several placer No trains have paued rncs Monday, but
IL hoped they Will gei through 70 day Seve al da
have been broken, and mills, rcltngs and bridges
Tho loss In Chaupian village alone win Iexoced $4,000.
No lives - ye, have been reported ~ lost.
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oAtn n, 1857
TIE GRAIN TRADE OF CHICAGO.

fFr N lne Ohicsgv rinnes, Oct H.
Tue reserss by railroad srd canal ourog me sss veer
IA ool tps 6csr. zoe III pushois vnrs 46 co. d.
~ s3e oas, equvsen, 70 CAS- S23 oushsl q
grain, against saols9 husncls q The rvecedtns geek
ana tes 02b bushels II The week before Tre Total .
cSrts Of ne sessn nov auvuut 70 27b ITO Mia lour,
It's 800 bushels vhest e3e oi 40. osrn, and 9S el6
40 1al squiv abe1s 70 10 Goa 80 rusncls grAn
Tue prenit ~ ase during the last seek bsiss fotv
eaIoes fcyfytso carg,ca OF toe week p-'o-s,
l69 bes Gou- 500 86l Bushels vhest, and 81 ga
do ooru, equivalent 70 so e6S Bushels OF rrs1. sg.nss
ox9 p62 bushels @. the preceding vetk snd sal do
The before me tota puenss for ths
snouni $500 osls n,u,, esS STA tushe's sksss,
cs1 stc DO corn, and SOS ia 90. os Total eguivs
lert 70 II, 33t Geo bushels cf Grain.
The srain n0nt quiss duh yesterday, Go being ali
los' vS rad FOR c0r CT spring vhess, delivered on
board o. veasels
me recei, Of coal by Ass and for toe up
- the present uwe amount 70 lSg 438 tons, l5ssds
hrro quantity az Illinois o,sl by rAisoad) sxsnss only
u, e.9 pps received II this time isss ycsr.
Ina following SEMINARY Of the grsa eVsinerr o. TOE
protrt yeaY-
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sew Poss once aits-Action Of the Board NJ
Ouuncalmsn.-Debs on the "OonHusson g
sAs CaSy Nlnaness."
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mo Wind rhoh was In the souihsss, last evening had
changed into the northeast during the fore part OF she
night, and blew perfeC, gale rae schooner uhfsisna,
Osps Psfierson fr Pnou win cargo OF 600 bushels
barey, IN attempting 10 come In IRE haroor abcut IL
oo'ock under foress snd W lost her ss1 and oo1ss
qstnOc the preached ", sirrnh the FER and u feH mo
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Port Of sew York, ossobsr 10, 1897.

ALMANAC uxv vonR-sms pAy.
un INSTRUMENTATION. 9 ~ moon morn
w ssr..,..........s 90 nIoR wAsra morn IS
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
ia Bosyd held The ID semion of ths month Of Oslo
Sss Ass Isvenins-JohD OAsosy, nq, Prssidsas In the
oomrNcAnos Ssox rm ooMVloIIn.
A CON municsnon was received from the Comptroller,
m answer to reso,u1sn Of The Board - 70 whether any
moneys had been paid account Of the contract for
grading Fourth avenue from Thirty eighth 70 Fts eighth
street, and whether me work he'd bean dsue 70
cor.rscl The Comptroller says that certificate for 20
per cent amounting 70 slala6 g. presented 70 him
d cember Iast for pay mens In advance The conrAc
cor John NcGran bid for - FER foot for boz drus; ihs
specifications ohy called for $50 feet Of bon culyer
which the convsct price wosd AMOUNT 70 8! 200 ON
Ne oeSu6cAe the contractor he'd bn $50 foe u
cOst OF G,i60 making an addition 10 Ihe oonSreE OF
$3.50 The Cos psroleS tberef re declined 10 pay any
advance unless ,he contract Sas rec Cd TO me Anoons
q box crlvers originally Intended; therefore
wenss have been made on Tho conIacA IEe COMMUNAL
Mo- ordered 70 be priskd.
mn DsNoCEAn CoMs TO rHS AID o. srKpHN b BxAscs.
The ioiosos fesolulioa - offered ~ Alderman kcSs
sHlE, Of re F.uy.eea,n wMo
sulbo,izsd tree ed 70 draw h's warrsns n Avor OF
Stephen Branch f,r sum Of ~ 600, for services
by secs essry 70 The special Polea Conn
sree who Investigated NE years 1855 and 1855
sain abuses which alleged ex.s 10 ito Poloe De-
sse II me CAief Of Police sid investigate
eg been made w pursuance Of resolution OF the Common
Gun Gil q the ys:s 1850 Ia owe, under the rules
Of Hudsoa River Railroad, for uiiy 20 DC
ElACed said road Gated oy Aldo msD DEAEs
ano fest Cd 70 Com miysee on Railroads
Alderman DEAEa pretcrted resolution calling upon IL
OummissioneIs Of Central Pork 10 make active prepsrs
Hons for improving Genital PARK and 81 prosecute sbe
work ling weather viii psrn Until the appro-
yyt&xon OF $3.50 COG 10 EXHAUSTED
rncuSsn or sAlARY ssPBcfJa AND srRnr
me Comm tke sAlAss ana olcss rspo It'd In favor
Of Ing the sshYy Of George W. Moron the City =
spccicr, 10 year lSld ondtr tho role Toe
report IN favor Of increasing tho salary Of 10 Street. Com
isso - 5000, and his aepu aea In proportion LAID
O We table
AoS luyued 10 next Monday, AZ 3 o'clo r.
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scsrcoy had begin 70 enjoy Inc mild sad sgrsease
wefbsr which followed the late vorm The skies gsve
evident tokens 81 more furious blow Than before fe
srosy closed hreaieninsy, and ~ dark nautical men pro
claimed rough night ne lake, ard for once weather
prorhesss proved true ms morning sehsd the waters
a. tenItu tossed ~ they have been this yesr, while
spcher end more pain sight was presented 70 we vsv
Of hose whoao residences overlook the hsrsor.
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Our neigh boys OF The Journal have been ussnr some
expsrn ens In rupnrg ineu press ny water their press
Icing under the Sidewalk, and TIE supply OF water
berg from the railroad sewer Bat thus far, NO be
hevo their h. drauo spparsius hes mol worked entirely
N their satisfaction pppsas that her bad appet tue
railroad sewer FOR ire PURPOSE Of trnrg into w. and have
nov received 60 from the back water Yesterday
tbcy bad 6ie engine pumplns hem out.
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Es sas one, .Sovs rosor "a. Old IL. "a Sea Bale.
To..a =. ,.ip su..s ulus, IN -sr. Grimes. and
Ss I iP a., s ss sf ~,
XIV s.py S 81 q o.. on e. q ,' .o
s1 6a tssn sssss 81 h''
for Ses. srrs :o so9 . p sms "
gi,ern. Pal Aiver for Bsimoe hunks ChAss ss for
scr T., ,YgI,s s,t y,o,s'use iOr norfolk SO
o,s shy - s .asy s. B,o a &c, nay rs,
Pr,Sis Hsr'srss fcr 90 od s,s John fsrcs xsivi's.
POI Dc sso,s Brig, ....' sn m.;. re, .si
y.ns .ctr. ~ c.s,or Gardner 01derss xosAri Brsss
,sa.. F,aas ls,,Hs ,I isS% E y.n.
less, august. ssSs; ssa he before resoriea so.na
osr VA, 4. se sa .s ~ , s.s sS for
III dcs ss.. o oc s ssss brig ss.
ute b Taco Tor co. sc.rs Ga.sds slda,. .ssoSrd ,os
Srop, m.sr s.n.ow b.nss; ssa.r rises 10 ,or
saE sarbor Tcrns. ee woessr fh'adspns '" rss'oeAe3
..s s, :sss .s. sssa' c S..s q
s.s,s :s hS:,s ssdss' Bs'%ss sHsS steamer
.sss: c.ys. SyS,s sss HAVE
,ss%ss ps'sssrs ccpss. NSort; schr Scott Tsyia.
Arr =; b, 81. IN. .o y s,!,o.s ss-
0SCafsMoUrH. oaB Arr ssip Assneur,n, Goodwin.
fIrfRRuvrpsros. oe. s-Arr steamer ospny Ksrney, xs~
York. -. $500 -.
chambersin, Ballet NJ ora Jas ncoicskey ssbbins Hsd.
~ - N Il al icr Pkilse eiphia
o,s.vlrpsH Oct a. m swedish bark Csr,,,ra w~s.
berg rsorh; sshs Weller RALEIGH Horror And prNil
Hsrdriokscn- DO
Hh-sslow bark Harvest
7N-s schra VI Mo'cslf Hurfor Abb nv, 4 ysrng.
srni n NYork Sid ,'ramcr We ternpova ferr. rvcys.
sIor1seTos, OCT se-g schr fimuc B,roour Nyovs.
TAMPA n AT, Oat 10 so brig Herald, Keenr ssMarsr
wILx1HeIot, DOT M = Arr brir ssccb Dock Ihomcsor.
Boston, fchr Vermont NJ fot Frw onf0a sgT srhr Abs,
senn,w lie Res ~ rucser, ard Benust Fsapsr kp.
plrrN Few fors ard George Harris 8ssop, Mstanxss;
brig Sarah Wee ter khgira ne spnrl Cd
Hsmmond h.h or 10 sneend strong. Noa, and Me-
Indjea 49, -
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T. KlNGSFORD L. SONS
oSWICo STAEcE,
(FOR THE LAUNDRY.l

IL AS established a greater celebrity than
has ever been obtained by any other
Starch.
Tits has been The result Of its marked Gu.
penoriy in quality, and its invariabls uni.
iormi,y.
The public may he assured OF the con,inu.
ance OF the h gh standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily,
and the demand has extended throughout The
whole OF The United Safes, and 10 foreign
countries
Working thus on a very large scale, and
dndef rsid system, they are atle 10 secure
apeftect and uniformity in the quality through.
out The year. THIS is he great Desiderslum
10 Starch aking, and is realized now for
The first time
The very besl starch that can be made, and
no other, is always warted BIZ Consumers,
aud while this will be supplied to ihem ty
HE grocers, as soon as their customers have
learned which is the best, and ak for it
otherwise Ihey would be likely to get that
article on winch the largest profit can ss
made.
Mr.. king-ford has been engaged in the
mahniaclufe OF starch coninhously for the
las' u years, and during lhe whole OF The
psrod, the starch made under his supersls-
ION has been, het nnd any question, The beet
IN the market. For lhe firsl IL years, be had
The charge oi lt.s work. ot VIM. Colgate &
Co, at Which gtuoh he IhveGied the process
oil Ihe manuiscIU-s OF corn starch.
u -fSE foT hmgstord'S SiaJeh, 0s the name
Osrego has recently been taken by aaoiAsr .fas-
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,een,h Senatorial D,s,r,ci, compospd of tie
connife< OF Snydet, Koitbum bertand Mon.
our and COLUMBIA, will meet al the Court
House, in the borough Of Sunbufy, in the
county of Northumberland. on TUESDAY,
ihc Twentieth day OF October next, 10 make
out returns far State Senator.
The reiurn Judges of the Representative
District, composed oI lhs counties of Wv.
ing, Sullivan, Columbia and Monioer, shall
meetat,he Cour, House in Blcomsbufg, in
Tie comfy OF Columbia, on TUESDAY ,he
rwen'ie'h day OF October next 10 make out
Tetrtns for memCers OF Assembly.
Aud IN aud by ,he SAID act, | am further
dHecte! 10 give notice that every person.,
excepting justices of the peace, who shall
hold any office or appointment OF ptofi, or
Ius, under The Government of The United
States, or of this State, or OF any city or in.
cotpora'ed district, whether commissioned
| office or Otherwise, subordinate officer or
agent, who is, or shall bs employed under
the legislative, or executive, or judiciary de-
partnent ot this State, or ot any incofpora.
ted district, and also that every member of
Conatess, and pl the select or common conn.
cIl or any city, commissioners of any incor.
Porsied district, is by law, incapable of hold.
ing or exercising AT the same time, the office
or appointment of Judge. inspector or clerk
ot any election of hls Commonwealth, and
that no it speclor, judge or any ofIices of any
such election shall he eligible 10 any office
than 10 be voted for.
Given under my hand and SEAL at my Of
flee in Bloomsburg, this 3ls, day of August,
A. D., 1851.
STEPHEN II. MILLER,
BlooTshurg, Sept 5, 1857. Sheriff
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Full Stock Of Fall Dry Goods.

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IA Philadelphia. respectfully request Cash
Buyers 10 examiner fine stock OF Seasonable
Goods, adopted 10 Beat Pennsylvania Trade.
Full Line of Fall Dress Goods.
New designs of Fall Shawls.
Good Black Silks of all widths.
a Cases assorted French Merinoes.
7 4" Poll de Chevfes, New Goods.
Brit sh and American Dark Prints.
Salinetis, Cassimeres, Cloths g. Vesings.
Muslins, Linens, FIannels, Blankets, &c.
N. B.-Auction Bargains from New York
and This City daily received. Particular at.
lenton given to Country orders for desirable
Goodg-Terms Nett Cash.
Sept. /, lS57-3mos.
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