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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

MORE NEW. GOODS-At the new
Il storo OF CorrIN SplsSgy, consisting of cha les
Onctts print ~ masps, Tissues, EugeRie cloths, pop
lins pJpllh Issues Igurcd aid plaid Swiss aud book
musns plain, eolnrUd aud printed hriiiiatts. aud
variety of other kinds of Summer Dress Goods too
numerous to mention. Ladies' In want Of amy OF the
above Kinds of Dress Goods will do well to look III
at Nd, Phoenix Block before purch sing elsewhere.
RIAnniia. My Ia. lEif
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

rE0THS, CASSlMEREs AND VEST
" tNGS.--A Hue "ssnrtment of Cloihs, Cassini' res
and Vesngs ist received Also. n general stUtk of
Satine It's, 1weeds, kentutky Jemhs, b"ck al ,Iab
Farmers Saih, Casiuaretrs Of alt colofs, Suncr-
stus Of ALI kinds and descriptions, white, brown nj
eolored Lihei Drl iings, CUttouades, Donims etc,
at tho s'Cash and Ready Pay Stor - where you tan
coPFIN < PISNEY.
| Aprt1 o. t:5T MOL Phnniv Etoik.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

The RAyExNA QuARTETTE.--The mem
bers Of the Ravenna Quarte.te intend giving
one of their musical entertainments, at the
centre of Palmyra, on Friday evening, the
6ia inst. We hope the citizens Of that
place win have just appreciation of their
musical talents and give them crowded
house. EsaaN% ,'r,..,....
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

pONNET RIBBONS and Dress Trim
ID mings opening ut the new store OF COFFIN u
PISNEY. and selling of fast II, very low priccs.-
Ladies' in want of either Of those kns of goods, vii!
and II TO their intcrcss to call AID look at Oufs -
NAV IA I8i7 49, No. PHGNIX BLOCK.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

SUMMER STUFFS for gentleme e wear
~ in variety of forms. such as cashmaret, ermiRet,
Kentucky Jeans cot tonades linen drills. brown linen,
plaid and figured Marseilles, fine assortment Of Mar
seilles vestings, black and drab Farmers satn ior
coats pants and vests and variety Of cter kinds OF
goods suitable for tho season too numerous tomeh-
lion, at the new storesof C0FFlN4S PENNEf,.t
NAV Ia 1881 ,---'-..fl No.. rhn TX bl"ck.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

,CIorHiss, o, E., sbrtIrf infOfhrs bis
friends through the Sentinel that he is better
than ever prepared to wait upon all who may
wish 70 get anything in his line OF trade
Fer perfect fts and good work, sutliff can't
be excelled In this section. ss
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

FoURTH OF JULY.--We understand that
ste &c Giorious Fourth"is to be celebrated in
Pslmyra 10 d becoming manner. II viii
not be a partisan or sectarian affair, but ce'
LIBERATION worthy Of the children Of patriotic
fathers. 4 sasasa asa saitts a a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04
NO. 2 PHENIX BLOCK.

NROCERIES.--I would say to my custo.
VI mers ana Tie public, that I ain adding TO my
stoek, acomplefe and iuIl ass6rtmeLt OF Groeerie,
low figures. IMaN 81 .-.L- b. L. DAY.--
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

.DHRAsOtS.--A Handsome stock of the
[ above articles lust opchcd, and i6r sale at low
tates at the new store Of COFFIN 4, ,PlNNEr.y
Mov,IA 1857 Nj. Phuriiix Block.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

NANCY SILKS.-Good changeable stri.
L ned silk for G2f cents ard good paid Silk worth
sI Oh for IS ents, ut No. Phoenix Block.
May 2l, 1857 - .laf l5~ IS - 'ys. II. l.. DAY.
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Palmyra, June lst, 1857.
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TEAS ! TEAS THE best 30 cent Tea
/ ever offered in this market, Notwithstanding the
great rise. Call and Judge for yourselves.
NAV " 1851 H. L. DAY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04

DLACK SILKS.-24, 26. %, 80, 80, 23
ID and 81 inch Black Silk as cheap as ever offered
in this market, at No. PLGnlx Block. . -
. MAY Of. 1897 II. IL. DAY,
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DIED.
CORNEIL-On Ga

CORNELL-On Saturday, Nov George J. Cornell, IN the
str year Of his F..
hi, relatives and friends invited 70 attend ri. funerI
from bis late residence No S Hudson street, on "ednes-
day Afternoon at 8 o'clock -
CONWAY-At No IS Duane street. Thursday, Oct e.
James Conway In the sth year Oh bis age after long and
illness.
CRAWFORD-On Saturday Oct ST. Mrs Ca,hsrine Crvfod
aged 40 years -, -,
The friends of the family and those of her father Hugh HcGn
mis- and her brother Robert invited TO attend her
this afternoon from the residence OF her brother IN law
Thomas p Wendover, No Jones street, a. II o'clock
DAY-On Friday Oct g. Henrietta ssnwooa Day Youngest
child Of Chas snd Lucy Day aged months and Is days
Oct 80 John English asd 81 years native Of Kilkenny,
Ireland.
BYER~At No l7s West Fifteenth Friday morning
80 Eliza infant dsushe" OF George W. and Cs'hs1ine
HyeI eyed II months and days
KIFRsTED-At No 1877 Fifth street Friday, Oe. %.
William Dswster infant child Of Mr. and MTs johnson
b. Kiersted, at the age Of 2 months and 70 days
KFRR-In Wiliamsburgh. Friday mornrs Oct 80. Of
bilious complaint, James s. Kerr, sseo ~ years -
IARKJk-At AS Fourth stTset on InurscAy, Oct ~
Hsnora the wife James Lkn Of dsesse Of the heart
MOORF-On Saturday morning Oct 81, Ambrose l. moore
IN the S6th 90 nis
The and friends Of the family also the meeA OF inc
Nation al Guard 7th Regiment HOse Company aud the
n.Inb, "a Of How Lodge 60 o. Of y. e respect
fully invited 10 attend funersl from his lste .aence
No III Grand this (Gondsy) afternoon ST 2oeock
OGILRy-On Saturday Oct 81 Caroline Louisa, youngest
daughter Of the late Leonard Ogilby esq
The friends Il the family and Of the late Dr. Ogby spd th-
Rev Oglby invited se0d the funeral al O'clock
on Tuesday Now s. in the Church Of the Holy Apostles
Ninth Avenue and Twenty eighth street The remains will
be taken to Trinity Cemetery.
OsBOFNF-At Orspge, N J on Friday morning Oct 80 OF
dropsy, Sherwood Osborne a,sd 80 years
WARD-At No I22 West Tenth street, Friday Oct 50 of
consumption Mary L. Ward wife OF Simeon Ward in the
OF her
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MARHIE ID.

BpOcy-sTERLiNG-In this city, Thufsdsy. Oct. o. at
NJ, Church The P1srims BY the Rev DR. 5 Store it,
Fritz Br Mary daughter or Sherman n Sterling
esq., Of Brooklyn, Long Island
DUMB, M-wEBB-At Rehway, n. j.. Gu Wednesasy Oct
10 by the Rev Geo Mott. David B. Du- ham TO Emma
dsufhter of Geo. y. WEBB, ESQ.,
DAyY-McPRIARrY-On Sunday, Nov. l. in 81 Jsmes's
Cathedral Brooklyn, Pstrick Dsvy - Mss MARY Aun Ne
Bnsry.
KINe-BERRY.on Saturday, Oct 81, a. Srse Church By
the Rev DR.. TAYLOR Nm. King TO Mariana second
daughter Of VIM. ?. Berry, all Of this city
MYERS LARKIN - On Tuesday evening, Oct q BY the
Rev W. r. Gordon. Mr. William Ayers 70 Mise Ellen NJ
Lsikin, al Of this city.
MAIR-McDONALD-On Thursday. Oct 2, by the Rev. @
B. Cheever stephen MAR formerly Of g. .ss0w Scotland
to Miss Cbristisnis NJ Donald Of st Johns n b.
sEE-HUGBEs-On THURSDAY afternoon Oct % by the Rev
J. r. Peck, D. D. Oscar A. See To Miss Emily Hughes al OF
this ely.
SCHAEFER-FLLERY-A Csstleton. Vt on Tuesday O:t
"a by the Rev J. w. Der Of 81 Luke's Brooklyn NJ L.
scbs.fer Clara B., daughter Of Frank ENery u 3 "
SUYDAM-AOBlNsON-In Princeton. j., on Tuesday
Oct. n, BY the Rev VIM A. bod Mr. John NJ Suyoan OF
Chicago 70 Miss Caroline Robinson Of the former place
WELLS-sIGLFR--Op Wednesday, Oct. p, By the R-v
g. Wakoley Nr Chss b. Wells 10 Miss Kate 2 sger, s
Of this city.
A SINGULAR MlERI.GE-ID Litch6ed, Ky, on the lrh
inst by Jud,e Val Ystet, JOHN ROBERT WELLS to Mics
EsELINE JEANES Of Grayson The bride fS years oid
Sc inches high and wesbs As pounds The Bridegroom
feet hsh weighs pounds and IS Of The pa
rents Of the bride wesltny
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nsrse,.. .Renor.ed B, Tei>sya,a.

BUFFALO Oct 81 Flour unch.nged; there 10 fair de-
usrd ss to-day eco bhs az 81 % for opeThpe Wisconsin,
s40 SIS fr Canada Indiana and Ohio IS Is r choice
'xis. WHsAr 10 steady With good demard sales today,
80 buh a. SEC Chicago Sps eye for Milwaukee Club,
7I r Req Winter ipdiasa 10 for White do and - IL
for ctoic- bite Cansfa Com 10 her Gales to-day 5000
hush SOC. firm; sales Of 57Ooo bush AZ H1s5c.
WHISKY steady; sslss 100 bbls. at Be fREIcHrs
.eive lse foT Ah-a; S-w York IMPORTS 10 "a hours
rocn 10 day: COO bbs Flour 3 COO bush Wheat 30 900
hush and s0ONo bush Oats EXPORTS In same time;
e. &C o bush. Wheat, and Ooo sash. Oats
BUFFALO o.. 81, N-fLoUR unchanged; saes to-day
Ct Lu sb, o. q for -pefne Wisconsin and 81 Cor
surr6re Canadian WHEAT steady md scve sales 70 day
bus sn for NLws1kse Club and size for red Ildt
hsd ooe OATS steady sales 10 day Of
20 eo0 bush az Hc
FsrIeHrs are unchanged Isc. for whest TO New.York.
WHISKY 10 sinner, saes l0a bbls 2c IMPORTS ye@rsy
y bbs Flour 600 bushels Wheat 50 100 do Corn aud
$? GO DO Osts EXPORTS Jeserdsy: go bushels Wheat
enc SEQ do Com
PsouptSoE, DC. SIN Jsrsa again reports sales Of
PrItns Cloths .nd Of Cotton and exceP fee hune red
pounes, Of Wool
CHIcieo. Oct s.-FLous 6rn- wHEAr .~tiye; sales Sc
Cons 10 euL Oars FIN SHIPMENTS 20 Buffalo; 90 lie Of
Flour 100 coo busk Whes. IL 0o bush Corn sHpnExrs
% Osveso: No Flour; "a 90 bush What RECEIPTS: 90
bbs Fouri LEGO bush " heat and ~ 600 bush Corn.
OswLso Oct FLouu 10 il better demand sales 20 day,
100 bes at - IS for common 10 extra State closing
hrner WHEAT frmer ses leo 900 bushels Chicago epns
Sc Cons bet.er sses 5000 bushels s &c LAKE In
renrs toesy 0o bshes Wheat a 900 bushels Corn and
LEO bushels bsrley CANAL EIroRrs 70 day; 1850 hNs
: Suy. aoeo b3shes Hhss: and soo esshels Eye
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SATURDAY, Oct. 3l-P. Y.


The Stock Board this morning was rather inactive
ard rregulsr The bears showed some disposition to
operate, and most Of the time sales were at their
option. Reading, under orders to sell from Phisdel'
phis fell off from So at which 1t closed on Friday, 10
2ss but afterward recovered 10 80. New-York
Central declined to 64l but In 10 better demsnd
AFTER and closed at Gil. A large amount of certih'
Gates transferred from the Boston registry, have re-
Gently appeared in the street. Erie quite buoyant
under the somewhat improved promise Of tina, road,
and advanced to l3l, closing at about IL. The sub
sGphon to the loan reaches about $3.50 600. Michigan
Southern guaranteed stock advanced p y cent, and
the old stock closed steady. The Western Railroad
shares generally well sustained, but not very
active In Railroad bonds the transactions we're linn.
tied, excepting in Illinois Central, of which $53 900
were sod opening q: 69 and closing at 6ss, showing
steady market. Erie 1871 sod at IS which be.tsr
In Sse Stocks the business is moderate ard prices
are without important change. At the close Of
business the feeling was rather heavy.
The Exchange market s quiet, bu. firm.
Frsights are hardly so buoysnt. To Liverpool, the
engagements are 5000 bush. Grain at 7ld in bulk,
ard Sd. in bags; $50 bales Cotton a, 3d. 1900
bo,e, Cheese at 27s. Cd 600 bbls. Flour at e 6i
To London, 50 tuns Oil Cake in bags at 3os 400 hhis
Molssses q, 3Os 500 gallons Of Oil at S2s 3D.; 100
tuns Measurement Goods at 2os.; ID tuns Metal
Scrapipg. .. a5s To Glasgow, 1000 bush. Grain al
lod 100 bbs Rosin q, 30. TO Bremen, to tea. Rice
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w,.rc,,,rr, cov,r,.-A l..te nc4jctay 81 the

Wz.rcsysrEs CousrY.-A l.se majority OF the
eil.ss Of this County are opposed 70 the principles
and pskcy Of the presen: FEEDERS! Aanmisrrion' aod
anxious 10 make that opposition felt IN the result OF 70
morrow Election, ye, their efforts to unite upon CON-
mon tcse. have been 10 good degree Safied by the
intrigue, Of psrverss or sinister few We Carrot DE-
Esye nat the blame Of this failure rests ms ca the
Republcan Their District Convention pomlns'ed
Mr. Ferdon for Senator, and they will We trust, very
generally support him, even in preference 70 M
Beaky, who Of the most esteemed and deserving
Of themselves. And IN the provisional arrangement f
fusion, the Republicans agreed to support M Az
drews in the middle district iH addition 70 M fefooh
for Senator if the Americans would support AesSi7
Yagg ard Hubben for Assembly in the upper ana
lower districts, with an equal division OF the county
Ofcers. This was fair. wss even generous 90 tns
,ids OF the more numerous psry-but 1t was broken
p mainly By the ob.Dacy Of the friends OF MI Frost
Horton the American candidate for Assembly IN tue
upper district, who insisted on running him az al
hazards This being csse the Republicans oitae I'D
District adhere to their nominee, JoHS e. FERGUSON
Who IL every wsy equal in capacity and Dess to any
other man IN domination in the County and whose msny
friends 10 the district will work for him With deter
nnson 10 deserve and achieve success. And we trust
tha tire Oppo-its in the lower district il nearly nrited
on Ferdon and Flsgg, VINO = III poll heavy there
In the upper district, the Rspubicans are confident
that they will elect Mr.. Huobe in spite Of Mr.. Hor-
tons unreasonable course So the prospec; - not so
bad O. Il would seem until closely inspected.
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The ST LOUIS kepubhcax of the 2sth met ssys:
1--WE learn from a reliable source tina. the partners
of James IL Lucas Co. are engaged in settling with
their customer. liberal terms and as fast az the
present cou pcstsd condition Of the finances of the
country will justify.
"Instess Of making any arbitrary or general rule,
they adjust sances according 10 the interests or
cessities Of their CREDITOR.
lect 10 the I'm sller ults TO relieve fsr poss
BILE the pressing wants OF numerous CUSTOMERS; 9TH
ers sgsn willing TO settle receiving The notes
of the house. bearing fair rate OF interest," and Civ
ing tine enough to cs in the OF toe frm
10 enable the senior OF he house TO make judlccns
sale of some Of bis valuable real ests.e.
I'VE are authorized 10 invite al creditors IN 81.
Louis who are willing TO settle on terms Indicated
above TO cal at the banking house In usual business
hours and TO their non resident creditors mat
"a soon az they can ascertain tbs exact fate OF their
numerous bills and notes, still unmatured they will
submit 10 them q liberal and certain offer Of settle
inert"
Some of the Cbicsgo papers are urging upon the
State Treasurer the propnety Of paying the interest
On the State debt and d.bursng the proceeds Of the
1.-TWO mills tai" come $500 0O0l, for the purpose of
relieving the commercial world far q possible, by
supplying il with that amount Of currency.
The Governor Of Minnesota has refused TO cal an
s.trs session TO consider the financial crisis.
Al Chicago there is q rather better feeling. TIE
Tribune Gays:
1.-The trade in produce as well a. the general trade
Of the city for the past week csInot De said 10 De
dull, by any means. Receipts and shipments OF gam
ard Hour have been immense, while the VARIOUS other
articles Of trade have helped to Keep tnings MOVING
actively Lumber receipts Of course, are beginning
10 fall If, being only some hve million feel tor in-
ve.k though receipts OF rdsy alone foot up some
two And half million feet, and lumber II selling tor
most ssy price you may che'es 70 0usf' WIN BOT
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Arrived.

Shin Csmbdre fof Boston Chase Liverpool Sep; q mes
and IN pass 10 Tspscott Co.. Oct 10 on the Bsnss sph
fsbins schr Roxsnna of Pymouth with 10 0o hsh sld At
AZ a.. of Pyuouthl with O00 fish 18th lat IS lon IS nt
gale from N w lost .om the deck. Martin Conner Of irsant
pa,,epxers cooh time, stove b0Y split sails &c hsdt
deaths on board during the voyage
Ship W. 8. Lindsey, Gray Cronstsdt Sept hemp Ia,
Brig John Butler tBr) Park Malaga 50 days. fruit &c,
GomsZ Wallis Co.
schr Gen. Taylor, Brown. Virginia days, potatoes.
Schr. ID c. higgins, Hsyey. Virginia days. wood
-sobr Cornelius, Bradley, Virginia days, wood.
schr M J. Lotsn. CrsneI, Vrgiuia Days wood
Sclr Ella, Tubbs Virginia days corn 10 c. hsvesa
scbr g. 7. Smith. Lee. Baltimore ~ days, coke.
scbr. +. NJ. sn,ith. Chds, Ne~ BE ford for Albany
Scbs. RVs Hobby Stamford, Conn.
Sehr. Crusade -. Nantucket for Albany.
Schr. Ia b Smith, Briggs New Bedford for Albany
Steamer Petrol Arey, Providence 10 hours mese % ss
Od.ll
steamer Caledonia, Lsyfeld, Baltimore As hOu", nd's 70
steamer Piedmont, wlett Portland 60 hours nAss to II.
b. Cfop well.
BELOW-ship Aus.rslis, DewaF from Liverpool SEPT ~
mdse and pass TO Williams Guou.
Ship President Fillmore, - from London 70 DsAAsn
DimoB.
Also four bsrks and one brig unknown.
sAILED-Stesmships North Star, Hsvre, he; EdhSt
(BT Glasgow Jason tBI Bremen and Southampton Asgss
ia Savannah Marion, Cbsres,on jamestown, Norfolk aei
ship De Witt Clinton, Liverpool.
WlND-During the day, N.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........ocr.
Cleared.


ste.nships-Augusts, wcodhDN savannah, = "a Atcah
Marion Foster Charleston Spoford Tlestoni Jtsestess
Parrish Norfolk, Ludlsm Plsasanis
Ships-M Tyson, Morrison. Liverpool. b1yd : h.essni
Harvest Queen Young Liverpool G. MsrshA 70 Sesr
l.mssne Gates New-orleans srow snrses~ =
Barh,-Jules (Fr CoAtAnt Port 80 Prtaee, u nossset
70 Iopi.. IBrmI Henke Cope Town. BaTchsre sass,
Laura Br.m Wilmsen, Bremen koop; C.co. "..si
trinidad O B. Stevenson Cobb Peterson hsysna haa
Nephew; Eliza Bars (8r Warrington, Bermuda IacAa
Bris-A Dunbar. Buck, Jacksonville. su.l Mekssi An
bella Dsy Aspinwsll, PAnsms Railroad Co Emma rrs
Por ce Coming Bento Co Electric Br) Morrison, Hah
s AcAuhf. Wheelock Orlop.
schoTpsr,-Tbree Bother Els.y Baltimore, vsn BT,r
slssht Rio swan. wa.hinstoI, B Blossom ss1i ~ I
SAWYER Hail Portland Jspes Hand ks'e Weston Lhs W
Isai, B. eager; Emily. n9bsrt w,lp,1s'on' e ..
Msusy; Or, CON- Kranse. Wsshnstor, N. g, Na,thess
Mitchell; Francis Beverage, New bern, D. bcsson
sons Alice Howell Norfolk stnrses. Cenmsn Co Js.ss
tow n Lstoureite City Point, James Hunter CO. a y
d,n der Al,xands N. Bedeli Undine, Risley Psats
pbis J. w Mckee. .
sloop.-Cio Prssby. Taunton, MASTER Harvest, corvh
steamers Piedmont. wilett. Portland, II. 3. crouver
H. B. Beach, Ramsey Baltimore. II. B Cromwell; At.nh
eager Charleston B. Cromwell; Csdwalla er, CoAs1
Baltimore w Dalzel Delaware, Copcs Philads eh.a Nee
York and Philadelphia Nav. CO.. Anthracite Jones fsiss
phiS
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., ,,,a.,ap NORTH Star. gy Brenes aa9 souAo.u.. -
n, I.,suteur, Nes.YOrk; }. O WA. and ~ g.. =
I.op Den Apb mao De shsatr NJ. IA, OF j. 49,
r n H.,ch Miss Annie Kirst r. = sBer Ma A.. 49,.
Rsipssr ChsIle.ton Mesrs and ~iie B-rs cslsrsS
Nj, Emily Lscouase, Crsr.henn, New Yoh Ia 500,
Par al and her con panion. Var e,het MI ssoiss1 4
vhi,s 1;.pada z peiaharre, Assssehusrt.s eenar u
in,Iti spain; Mrs Hewhos, n Rsr. Lazy Azsue.S
Hdoirhus P.r.,-. NewYork Mis- Pe.eroa and 100 efgS
" Bsyl.y. Nsesrie. y. Russell Paris; W r.'ss, -
S.,rbis r. murphy New Orleans; Schneider Hear ~
Ms. nnis panipean scrstter, IL Henry PsI.1leSe
Sophia Hushes J. P-rre,t T. Hsnrton snthensrf a
Derby C. PaDe..er Mrs clstson Two Children sod add;
Pst,,,,on Blsche. A. Dubois Ne~ YorN c F,lss.r ~
Meri. Hrs c. c. ArpO;. J. rerr0. RuHn.sie prY 4
Total 81. AZ, 80, =
h, ,,sau,Aip Jdsoa for Byercs-Miss masdsene Wa n
Wooehou,e n Smith Ms. Barber, coayer and lsay -
n H,ny Njss l. An rnershl and uiec. T. Hsrhs... RI
tile NJ Mettetech-, lsoy AMI child hr M.shoes a
chld Mrs. Behin Goleschri5t. O q J.. Hassr, H.
bum Cbsres w.she wn. Welsh, o. HouAne-Sn am II
I. .t.anlsp EdisssysA 10, Gsr 0s-Jsns. ss,tr. o.
b.. Charlotte Cauldsr, Hamilton AIsen, Mn Ahkn
ard three children do Mr. hcn'osh Gls.sow Bealsua
Coeburn N,vnh; Mr. Lacey. Gssrow Mr. Me0uesn, vsk1a
family do Charles Stewart do Chsres Nelly, d isna
srerips DO jaime, Porter NV York MT heCroesy III
" y C.,nur DO Elizabeth Gail, dc Wm. Anser,en D.;
CHARLES Tr-mspe Hamilton; Charles NJ Geo Pan.islpeA;
Georse hcKnesd and lady, Canada g. Mckee do-rsl
cabin l49 third cabin
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Ns~-Osi.sss Oct. 3L-CsrTos issn.hssss2, .l..,
s.to bales. r.csrts 10 go suG.s sase MOI lssrs -
q 4 -sbt ais~ourt
bosILE ot 1-Co5Ios; sales o. the web SOC ~,
Fsoh.e for uhadinI h,e~iPts oy The ve.k aeos SsS
rssi3st co "a o0r-sspss3ns AZ -. S.. -
80 eco bales sssins q oft .. the f Ia. -, ~
AUSUsrA, Oct. D-C9rT0S 10 a~.ve s.s. 81 a., i
100 bales a. II ala for MedLrg. NosEy e,.- nv -
sAv,NSsH, Oct ~ -CoTToX: Saiss To- s.y q -. :. :
ol.c.
CsaKLEsTos, Oct N-co1ros. All sn.is.., h,,. -.
advanced M.aelirs FslT I2lo 81
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The following the amounts subject to draft at
The time, aud on deposit st the Office named:

The canyitg tTade between tldegater aid the coal
regions still good deal depressed and Is not likely
10 improve much between now and the close of psvi-
Cation. The tupnsge of the Lehigh Navigation Com
pany is good dea behind aud will not, in the aggre
gate Of the season. much exceed $50 900 tuns-a fall
rg of Of about 20 y cent on last years tulnage. The
Reading Railroad shows decline to the present time
Of 364 GA tuns. The Lebigh Valley Railroad and the
Scbuylkill Canal are ahead of Their last years bust
ness.
The following comparative summary Of the trade
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Total hbds.

TIN-TheTe mas been slight movement In Pig but
such figures the full PARTICULAR sales Of
aG pig. e B.nca prss,e terms aid go Abs Sr. sad 70
b. partly PC cs.h Plates continue snzuid and nominal
go 80 'o 10 K $0 for C. Coke SO for Coke Terns
obtain slh-rsi discount from these
rALLOW-Hold-rs firm the stock 10 not large sales Of
600 n piEs a. Sic. cash
NHiskY-Ihe market IL steady; the demand not
tive s Of 70 bbs Jersey 2lc and 40 do stats and West
N Al Iic.