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MUNICIPAL ELECTION The anti-know-nothings have
made all their nominations, namely:
For c&leaor-James +. Halliday.
For Register William Morgan
For S04syor-W William Forsyth
CITY COUNCILS
Faa Hard Alderman, George w. Riggs oouncilmen,
John b Turton, Il. A. Waters, and S S. Parker.
Second Hara-Alderman DR. Thomas Miller; council
men, William orme, Thomas J. Fisher and Ferdinand
jefferson.
Third Ward Alderman, Thomas Donoho; council
men, Joseph Bryan Lambert s. Tree, and Joseph Il.
Fourth Ward--AlderInan John II. Goddard; council
men, Richard H. Clarke, James A. Kennedy, and Elijah
J. Edmundston
Fiji Wrd-Alderman, Edward Barry oouncimen,
William Wallace E r. French, and William A. Mulloy.
!Snth Wdrd-Alderman, Aaron W. Miller; coundmen,
Thomas Altemus, Thomas Champion, and James w. Rob
inson.
Sspe4a Ward Alderman William g. Flood; council
men, Samuel Humphrey, John T. Cassell, and John I.
Bradley.
MURDERS sEooxD MAY BsL-This affair came of on
Tuesday night beautiful and magnificent in all lbs APP
pointments as the frst Among the dances that par
ticularly delighted US in common with the entire audi
ence, the following Pas de 7ros by Scott Towers,
Annie Morgan and Kate Crozier La Mnaoia by Jennie
Munder; Thu Scotch Dance, by eight small children the
grooming scene in the Shawl Dance and the american FLqg
Dance composed for the occasion by Munder himself in
PRODUCING all the national airs and performed by thirty
two boys and girls beautifully costumed This dance
truly magnificent performanceat immortaliEing
the composer by becoming itself perpetual American
favorite 1t is to he published in beautiful style
with stage directions when it will undoubtedly become
very popular We must not close notice Of this ball
without mentioning the final performance, which was the
Highland Fling, by Munder himself, in full costume 1t
probably needless say that the execution Of this
dance excited universal and unbounded applause.
Fl. B. WHHE AID CoNRASY, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets have received com
plete assortment Of hats of various kinds to-
gether with gentlemen under and outer-wear the
latter consisting. in part of cTsyais gloves &C. suit
all tastes The firm is entepsng, and always provided
with articles adapted 10 gentlemens
STRICT ORsANsSome affected persons affect to deTise
the music Of street organs. They to forget that
this music generally consists of the very best and most
popular tunes adapted to these organs by the cr
cal and skilful artists. and that the vulgar persons who
operate the organs in the streets not the producers of
the music but only the physical servants Of the most
celebrated composers and artists such persons would
show better and better taste by acknowledging the
real merits Of this organ music and occasionally throwing
the humble performers few coppers, than they do by
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NV YoRK, May 13.--Cotton is heavy at decline OF
cent New Orleans l41 cents Flour is lowersales Of
900 barrels: State Sc SO 81 20 southern, ST
81 so. Wheat is unsettled sales Of 10000 bushels
s. Louis white, 81 80 Illinois red, 81 65. Corn is
hnsales Of 2looo bushels mixed. SIS cents Pork is
bgher-mess s23 SIS s23 rs. Beef is quiet at SIC rs
for Chicago repacked Lard steady At I5i cents whis
key is firm at 81 cents for Ohio Coffee is stoady Rio IL
III cents. Sugar Is heavy Muscovado, 100 cents.
Spirits turpntne has advanced to asa cents Rosn Is
lower common 81 IS. Rice has declined | cent.
Freights are heavy.
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The Charleston Mercury learns from an officer just
rived from southern Florida that General Harvey with
part Of his staff left Tampa the United States steamer
Fashion ON The 2Sh and succeeded in the command
of the department by Colonel Loomis, Of the 9Th infant
~ The troops still actively engaged in the field
and no orders had been received for their withdrawal
The scouts in the vicinity Of Isopoga and Tohopocoga
had recently met with success capturing and kill
ing several Indians.
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The Daily Pennsylvania is informed that Gov. Pol
lock has not yet done anything in the Of VIM n
West under sentence OF death IN the fhadelpha ooun
ty prison for the murder Of his wife II is thought that
he does not intend sign the deathwaant but let the
matter lay over for his TO dispose Of The
demned man. under the terrible circumstances appears
quite easy having grown quite feshy since the trial an
evidence Of his strength Of and Of the excellence Of
the prison fare.
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Tuesday evening SARAH o0AIE
the lane Nh CoAf Maryland and daughter ArSD and
EnzAIani W alnsoKD, u fanquhnr county, Virgins.
Her funeral vii place from Fesiience
W. Bg D FourecHth hursday)
O'Clock friends and those q y
attend
On the So q April last residence Calvert county Mary
land, Mrs NARY WILLIAMS, sged u years.
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The Amersoan 7hao, .Soafy.

NEW YoRK, May l3M meeting Of the American
Tract Society this morning the report OF the investga
ting committee to the soceys refusal TO publish tracts
against slavery read by Judge Jcsup The report
asserts that while the political aspects of slavery clearly
beyond the socieys province, those moral duties which
grow Of the existence of slavery well the moral
evils and vices slavery is known to support do fall within
the province Of the society and ought TO be discussed
The report adopted unanimously.
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summer Hats. Summer hats.

OUR stock of mems and Boys straw and felt hats
~ for Is complete.
Panama. Ieghon Canton
Sennet, viii be found In establishment.
All who with call may rely polite attention
GEO II. b. WHITE
332 peansy lvania avenue between
Ninth and Tenth
" B-ou n light felt hats styles
embracing all shades, heights and prices
May l4-eod2wf tsiarkSiatesl
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from California.

NEW YoRK, May l3.The steamer Empire City, from
New Orleans via Havana the sth has arrived with
the California mails Of the 10th April The George Law
left Aspnwa on the evening Of the 4th, with 81 oo,
900 in treasure.
Captain Lowell bearer of dispatches from Mexico to
Washington, came passenger in the Empire City.
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GARrSI,S SALnnN-

lSARUSI'S SAL00N.-Lewis Carusi has the honor
~ inform bis patrons urgent Solicitation
numbers, he win repeat his MAY FESTIVAL On Friday rs,
1851 The ladies' respectfully invited TO attend there vii DO
In yiAions
only J. Rnanp cnoCKwn neri 10 The
Krkwood House.
" Bio also begs leave inform them that al The ct
his friends, he has the services
hne assembly bandp for this oion who viii Introduce
ls popular among which the original Canary Bird Waltz
May 49,
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The diminished vote is here shown to be almost wholly
on the part Of the opposition, and the democratic major
ity year by year increased If take the October
election of 1885, with all the exctemens of the national
contest pending, the falling off is greater, but it also
more stikingy exhibits the complete denomination of
the opposition The vote that election compares
with the vote OF Tuesday last as follows
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BY c. w. BOTELER, AuctioneeF.
,AIE OF EI EGANT HOUSEHOLD FI7PNITTTE

YALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ At auction Monday morning. May y commencing 1, 10
ng M soa q street. ,u4e5 III ana "a s,ras,s
u household furniture, consisting in part o. viz
One superior seven octave rosewood ano Forte made by loren
70 Maui o. Bision
rosewood To suite consisting q oae French sufa one
chair Gothic chair and four reception hais. an
ished in crimson and green brocatel
Handsome rosewood oval parIor tables with tips
Tapestry, velvet carTeings, and rugs
Gas Chandelier pendants and brackets
Ironframe Oval centre table, with marble slab
SOLID rosewood arm chair covered with purple velvet
Bronzed candelabras, French carcei lamp
Gilt window shades walnut etagere
Walnut roa table, with marble top
valuable collection Of very superior Oh paintings
Goic chairs, pIish and bne roca
Rosewood covered maroon and blue broctcl
China and other maniei ornaments
Walnut hat rack, with mirror back
Walnut hall table, with marble Top
Brussels hail, and chamber
Mahogany wardrobe mahogany washsaDas tap
Handsome mahogany Jenny Lind
Fine mahogany dressing cabinet, with marble
Mahogany eommode with marble top
Walnut shaving toilet
Superior curled hair and other
Very handsome walnut bedstead
Walnut waslstand, with marble top
lane seat chairs y ainut sonh- with marble top
Solid mahogany extension diing Table
Handsome oak siieheafd, pth MAJ top
Bronze Napier psark
spring lounge
Victoria Irachar :
gold Frcnch China lea set ~ ricres
Cold and white frui stands
Heavy silver plated walters
White Preach China dinner se
Superior silver plated castor
white and bohemian glass decaniers soels champagne
Table cutlery Ice and other pitchers
Buier's tray, superior cooking
Kitchen furniture and kitchen requisites. Sc
Persons furnishing and In of really
will find this sale eyers way worthy their attention.
Terms; $40 and under, cash; $40 sixty
ninety Gays @ approved endorsed notes bearing Interest
May9-dt Aucloneer.
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SOUTHERN lady Nv birth

A SOUTHERN LADY, by birth, education, and
social posiion wishes herself snfE she would
like situation and readerhaving prfgsd thee
FIR her father yeaor travelling ronlaBIa
In hne, would almost r which
she hemouh have no objection TO foreign home Address A.
H., Bait.
May l3-es
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Fayiaia Nomination.

RIcHNoYD, Nay l3.--J. Randolph Tucker (brother of
Beverley Tucker late of the Sentinel nominated to-
day by the democratic convention for attorney general
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NEW ORLEANS, May l3.The Havana correspondent of
the True Delta says that private letter has been received
stating that Walker had evacuated Rivas and
board a British of-war at San Juan del Sur.
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Mar ls-drlstJunea

Ra-ooLLECToR or TAXEs.- F. Halliday
Is a candidate Cor This oface.
Ap 25-ttf
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Nav p-Guf
XoUNG,s NAUTICAL pICTIONARY. l vol.

MOUNDS NAUTICAL UHUIIUNAKf- I vol,
IL London, 81 so.
Tecfnc Dictionary in French and English by
Capt Burn, Royal ArtleryI edition vol, Wcoivich 81 rs
Dictionary. well quaTto London. 50
Jamess Military Dictionary. vol, london. 81 90
Neurological Military DICTIONARY German English and French; by
Capt rnckett vol Iondun 81
ssocqueier's Military Encyclopedia vol, London 50 25
Campbelis Dictionary Of Military Science vol, London 81
EncyclopeAia Adc-Nencire Tie Military Sciences BY
Corps az ROYAL Engineers vols engrayings
Isctnaire voles auspices
Marine vol. &C. In nne calf binding.
Marine Napcur ls auspices On Nnstre De Ia
Marine. ! vol. Paris. sc. Fine calf binding
Inronaire Machines vapeur, par 3 NJ BAtalc vols
quartz nd atlas Paris SIS Fine calf binding.
Encyclopedias Hstorique Ntsire. vois octave,
binding. SIS.
Enryeloyee Ingenieur vols calf binding 81
Manuel Derartements
par Durn fasaIlc vol, Paris nne binding
other works the branches and mill
tary science and service, imported fom Europe by
TfANCR TAYLOR
sso only single copies hand
none replaced The prices named May l2-dkrp
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REAL ESTATE SALE-0n Tuesday afternoon portion Of
lot No A. in square No 5l6 fronting on street was
sold by A. Green, esq at 1sh cents per foot
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N0TICE.-Persons having in their possession
books belonging The airy Department ~ viii
confer favor by rciarnag Them iorthwth ihe librarian
May T-St
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II was generally thought that the people of Oregon
will adopt State form of government and constitution
prohibiting slavery.
The George Law brings Bogota dates Of the 9TH April
sr Arosemana introduced project into the chamber Of
representatives for placing the isnus Of Panama under
the protection of New Granada England, the United
States and Sardinia,
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The WEATHER. Yesterday morning, at nine O'Clock,
the thermometer indicated degrees sClear and
pleasant weather and woollen garments not unoomfort
able.
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Music, CAPITOL GRougDs.--The attendance at
the Capitol Grounds yesterday evening large, and
the performance of the Marine Band unexccptionabe.
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LsINE GOODS, Good Goods, Cheap Goods
u the ladies public guneraily Is invited 10
weseiecied assortment q COOKS; such ha ot nan,
and tooth brushes she'll India rubber and born
ribboas towers hoe and omrodc whabone hoop
skirts Also, black white, and steel bugie beads fans
Ap 9o-etdeo J. NC1itY zee 9Th street.
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.Arriral Of Ole George Lar.

NEW YonK, May l3.-The steamer George Law, with
the San Francisco passengers and mails of the goth and
81 900 in treasure arrived here about clock this
evening She connected at Panama with the Golden
Age which brought down So 600 600 The latter steamer
PASSED ON the goth ut the steamer 0rizaa, going into
San Francisco on the path the Golden Gate with the
New York mails and passengers Of April 5.
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q ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFIoE.--FiIl

IN ENEKAL WESTERN LAND UFFIUE.--FiI
NJ Osborn, &, Co. Main aud Second
srs nearly opposite the Julien House Dubuque Iowa Broom o
born Co. 80 Clark street Chicago, Illinois; Hnssey
Keokuk Iowa real estate agents stock and exchange brokers will
their the sale
loans negotiated invested locating lands, either with cash
VIII time, joint
made from personal only
paid. kc., &c, &c
property left with for saa will required
registers Chicago and kcouk. giving
seller three markets Correspondence solicited.
Ap 2S--d3n
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CALIFORNIA.

bill had passed the assembly appointing board OF
examiners to fund the Indebtedness of San Francisco,
cruing previous to July, 1851. The assembly judiciary
committee by direction of the assembly, had reported
bill preventing the immigration of coorcd persons The
bill will probably pass,
The senate had passed bill submitting the payment of
the State debt to the people.
The legislature voted To adjourn the 9th of April
The mining news very favorable. Business was
dull
report was prevalent at Carson Valley that Brigham
Young had been compelled to fee from Salt Lake city to
save himself from the fury of his flock
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THE IsrHMus.

The frigate Independence and sloop-ofwar Decatur
were at Panama, and the sloopofwar Cyane at As
pinwall.
The Panama and Aspinwall papers contain nothing
from Nicaragua.
The governor of Panama had issued a proclamation
prohibiting the entry at that port Of adventures who
had taken intend to take part in the Central American
war.
Mr. Fletcher the u S. consul at Aspnwall, returned
in the George Law,
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LOCAL NE w s.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION The anti -know-nothings have
made all their nominations, namely:
For C5alcsor-James +. Halliday.
For Register William Morgan
For Sgrteyu--William Forsyth
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NyILLARD'S HOTEL. c. & III. a. Willard
wv Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street. Washington
Jan 2e--dift
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II j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depo
Lie southwest Of and Twelfth Streets Washington
Ap Il-dlyf
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FISH The total receipts OF shad at Alexandria on
Monday 5000 On Monday, at the Sycamore Land
ing 1900 shad taken at haul and at Monkey
Point opposite Fort Washington, 1900. shad were
selling at sll so and SIP per hundred and herring at
$40 so per thousand
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MW4!'.s'!-.::. R l'''l!t'.. >,
~ THE WASHINGTON UNION

running after and affecting be delighted with the es
musical performances Of more scientific, expen-
siye and more fashionable artists
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TIME Life of Charlotte Bronte, author Of " Jane
il Eyre BY Mrs. Gaskel vols. 81 80
luaesenboss History Of the United States 81.
The Olive Branch; White Oak Farm. 81
Biographies 81 nusi0us Men. BY Macaulay others
May IA FRANCR TAYLOR.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04
DRUG, PAINT AND GLASS
Wholesale w archOuse

CORNER OF TENTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHiL.sBELPHL5
Einvitc atentio" To our enlarged stock OF Drugs
w Pants, Oils, Nafnishes, dc selected exprrssly y
for our sales Ind comp OF the finest assOrt'
inenls in the United Stales, which we offer at low
prices, or cash or approved paper.
WE MANUFACTURE y'ry extensively:
Premium Pure White Lead, (Iest)
kensingto ION rute Nbltc Lead,
Peal Snow White Lead.
"VirlG Montague" French Zinc, (bes',)
Pure Snow White American ZINC,
Phlladelpha SNOW White Zinc,
siivers P'astic Fire and Weather proof Paints,
Chrome Green's Yellows and coiors generally.
AGENTS FOR:
Porier's supe tior Alkaline Window Glass,
Genuine French Plate Glass (warranted,)
Tne New JerseyZinc COmpany's products
Tilden L. NPphew's N. Y. Varnshes,
Brookly Ign rel emium Pure White Lead,
Hampden Permanent Greens,
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy, &c, &e,
IMPORTER OF
French and English r lata Glass,
French aud Eng lish Cylinder lass,
CoIored and Engraved Window Glass,
Daguerreotype Glass,
Hammered Plate for Floors and Sky.Li hts,
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumcry &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN:
Druggists Articles generally,
Painters Tools of all descriptions,
Hydraulic and Roman Cement,
Calcined sud Ian Plaster,
paper Makers Clay Satin white, &c, he.
FRENCH, RICHARDS A Co,
Store N. w corner Tenth and Market sts.,
Factory, June tion York Ay ., Crown Caiowhll,
April II, 1857 Philadelphia.
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
Saturday Morning, July q, 1857.
NorrcE.-Wc would earnestly solicit

NoTIcE.-Wc would earnestly solicit
from our friends in this county, the favor
Of informing us at the earliest opportunity
of accidents or anything else Of Importance
that may occur il their immediate neigh
borhoods, or within their knowledge during
the week. as it is our intention to In Ike
the Local Department of the Democrat as
interesting as possible, and to faithfully
chronicle everything Of interest that tran,
spires thr 'ughout the county. By comply
ing with this request they will materially
aid us in cur efforts. We especially invite
communications on matters of local inter-
est Let us haze weebly communica-
tion, if possible, fron every district 10 the
county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

THE FOUTH IN BLUOMsB URG.-
We,are, after all, to have the Fourth OF
July in Bloomsbury. The Sabbath School
Sch lars connected with the Presbyterian
Chutch of Bloomsbury, will meet in the
Basement of said Church, .Rt o'clock, a,
NJ, for the purpose of celebrating the SD
Anniversary of Amcri an Independence.
Another party of different character and
texture, We are informed, will appear 10
town at the same hour, under the name of
the bloomsbury Fantastic Rangers
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

SPURIOUS QUARTERS.-A very
large quantity of spurious quarter dollars
have recently been put in circulation, and
nearly every man you meet has proof of
the deception in his pocket. The spurious
coin can readily he told by The ring-thc
genuine have a sharp, clear sound when
thrown on q hard surface, VIII lc the false
lis dull and heavy. Look out for them.
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s;ay~ We recorded several weeks since,
sy, the Wuncy Lumin0ry, the death Of
scyen children f the Rev, Is. UulchiAs, Of
Al ion, Illinois, formerly of bloomabu'g,
Pa, and now W. see the death OF another
nnr ounced, daag liter seven years old.
This makes eight children out OF nine, th't
the p rents have buried within few weeks,
all from scarlet fever, 4 truly painful
bereavement.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY.-The bell

INDEPENDENCE DAY.-The bell.
ringing, honfres, and rcjoicings old Johu
Adams prophcsied, are likely to be want
ing next Saturday. he great deeds of
our forcfathcrs are so forgotten, and the
dege neracy caused by gain, luxury, and
.partizan wa, fare, seem to be wiping out
Ill gratiud for those who figured in tie
"tine, th,t tried mems souls"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-04

CROPS.--Thc rye, oats and grass are
leaping up almost in this glorious growing
weather. Oats and Rye are going to have
q speedy decline in price. Oats will sell
for 25 cents q bushels before winter. Let
us have but plenty of harvest weather fir a
few weeks and it will be cheaper to live
than die, better to laugh than cry.
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ONE PRICE ONLY !

LtPplNCOTp Il hUNTERs Clothing Warehouse,
South lVts corner nr Fourth and Market streets Phi
idsphia The only One fr'se uothng Siorsis fnsrisa
Cash purchasers OF Mems or boys Clothing, at
wholesale and retail, eau here, make their selection
from immense stock Of fashonably cut AID we'll
made clothing got up with view to gdn satisfaction
all and At the ysfy lowest possible selling price $
ma rked plain figures on every garment, all buy AT
the same ice aud whether they judges of goods
or not, they canno, he deceived. One uniform low
price ask aud take suits everybody, vile The usual
mode Of asking wOprices, and taking all that eau be
GOT suits nobody ndceats three .iorhs for il stance
asks SIS for coat, and Afterwards rees to take
si0 and tits equalIy rain that he would have taken
SIS, il he could hayc got 1t, aud thus actually chat
he purcha out of We dollars To remedy this syl
md es tabJish confidence in the trade, LPPlNCOr 4
CO., uniformbelow price on all their goods very
much low the usual rares,) and wi! nevervlry one
cent under any circumstances.
EFCALL AND SEE,k1
Al the sovth West come OF Fourth nj Gstss streets
Phila de Ipha
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RESIGNED.-CoL. John G. FREEZE
has resigned the Post Office, at Towanda
to which station he was but recently ap
pointed, and is succeeded by Henry b
Mexican, Esq.