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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

"ALL THAT THEY ARE FIR Foa."-We heard
anhonest black republican remark the other
day, that he had coma to the conclusion, "that
allhis party fisfor, WIS to drasyle at the tail
Of the locotocos." His remark is fllly substan
tiatei by reading every black republican paper in
the country for the last month, and listen to
their street corner politicians.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Har.
rison county, that he has just commenced carrying
on the Tin and COPPER business In all It's various
branches, in the well known stand formerly occupi
where he Intends 10 toinanufacture nothing but good
ware and sell it at reasonable prices. lie hopes by
strict attention TO business, and always keeping q
good supply on hand, 10 receive liberal share oi
patronage.
The highest prics paid In CASH Tor old Copper,
JAMES M. PAUL.
cadiz, Ohio, April 30, 1861.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

Thy Ir.--Rheumltisa,, Collie, Group Cuts, Pains,
in Lunbs, Back and Ciestare Immediately Ned
by using DIR. Tobias VENETIAN LrNIMENT.
Nothing has ever been discovered that stops pain
ljkcit, Warranted Nome genuine unless sign.
ed S. +. Tobias. Price 22;& so cts. Depot, ST
Cortland street, New York. Sold by.
Il. II Logan & Co. Wheeng John Bcul, ana
$ Hamilton, Calz; A. Jul Schreiber, Moorliel i
NJ. Jolly, New Market Williams x Cuslar, Fer
rysyille
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

GAMBLING IN SOUTH CAROLISA.-A bill is be-
fore the South Carolina Legislature which pio-
vides that professional gamblers who are found
guilty Of gambling, shall receive thirty nine lash
es in addition to the punishment now provided
by law. If this bill, when passed, does not sup
press gamb ling in that State, no law can.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13
EXCELSIOR PAINTINal

NTR.I w. SIMMONS. wishes 10 inform his old
1tl friends and customers in Cudiz. that he hhs
opened shop in Cadiz,and thur he IL prepared 70 do
work in the latess aIid most approved city style
Phose wishing to iave GrRininR, Painting, Piper
Hanging, Glaizing, Vanishing Sign PhiAlings Or
any Lning III hls line Of business, wil ind 1t % AeiF
advantage % give him call as he il determined
To- excel; and % his frionds ef Green end Wayhs
Townships hs would my BIZ intends 70 heRe plssa
continue % patfonize him With thst liberal palfon
age which they have fuE the pas I year bestQsed.
| 7Cadiz o., ap23-'s5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13
MCDOWELL " Co,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers
Stationers, Paper Dealers, ant
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
T[ EEP always on hand large assortment
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofall sizes; Note Papers, En-
velopes, Steel Pens, and all kinds ofStationery..
They are prepared to ill all orders from Mel
low prices.
Having Bindcry connected with our establish
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds oi Blanks
for Railroads. Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to or.
der as we use the best quality of stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our work will compar sfav0ra.
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State
Blanks OF all kinds Paged to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and Fan
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL & CO.
Steuhen Vile March 7 1853
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(yrOwdol.

The Governors Message, and the proceed
angso tiieTOhio Legislature, take up nearly all
,of to days Sentinel. We publish the message
outp respect to the office, not to its present oc
cupant. as3 g
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

SPECIE IN New YoRK.-The New York pa
pers say that there is moae gold and silver in
circulation in that cityat the present time than
was ever before known.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

RTThe Venerable mass of wisdom that
publishes . paper across the street, had better
publish Gov. Walkers letter before he advises
others 70 do the same.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

G<rThe resolutions concerning the death Of
Hiram Able arc unavoidably crowded out Of
sthis weeks Sentinel They viii appear in our
AaaxL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

0trMr. j. G. Douglass, editor of the Geurn-
sey Times, was married on the 10th ult., to Miss
Mary Philips Of Mercer Co., Pa.
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Rohert Orr'g Estatc.

NOTICES i hereby given that the eubecribers
IN Daniel Smith and John Reed have been
duly appointed and qualified executors OF the
last will and testament Of Robert Orr, late OF Har-
rison county; OHIO deceased. All persons indebts
ed said estate are requested TO make lmmediates
payment; and those having cinirrs agailfss fas
same will pleaae present them ouly autIsn;ieaiei
within ono year Tor payment.
DANIEL SMITH.
JOHN REED
lara ls5S-N Erenefs-s
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MANUFACTURED BE
DONALD KENNEDY.

No. lsO Warren Street, Roxbdty, Mass. Price sI.
Whelesale Agents. Gee. II. keyser, Pittsburgh.
I. Il. Logan & Co, Wheeng; J. 2. Flemmins, Az
legheny city.
And ut Retail by John Beall and John McBean.
Cadiz; and by James Ca,ly, Cadiz Juncuon OF s. q,
|. K. r.; und by all Respectable druggists every.
where.
Jan. 5, 1888. IL.
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scOrr rOs4 ogtioE, Adams CO.. o.,

NnFeh. TT, 9H.
ed the starting OF your second Enigma. The naat
men are satisfied. Ii yon have ever bull. any that
beats eitherof them, should like to know whsfs
they are. Come and see these
OLIVER ROSS, Mili-vyriaAs
Steubenville Jan o. lS57-6n,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

O5-Judge Trip has sold his interest in the
Carroll FSse Pres TO Mr.. J. Wayard, formerly Of
the Beaver Argus. The paper will now be con
Quoted by Messfs Wayard 4 Baxter. We
wish them great success III everything but their
kpolitics
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

OT-Gov. Powell has been elected U. s. SEN
atSr frbm Kentucky, Gov. r, II We believe the
frsld democrat ever elected to tho U. .. Senate
from thes state. @
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13

The principal timc Of Congress during
the past week has BEEN occupied in discussing
|Nearsgua affairs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-13
MclzrxRE CRsrK, Isi' CO., o /,

UctOheF II, 1896. \ I8H
NEssRS. MEANS & BRoTKERs. 1--WE haye otlr work
all finished. Engine perfect works Tie best Of NV
we ever saw. let any VINO wish 10 buy aaii md
see ours. RALSTON T. 5lsUpF&. 81
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spTIn. amd sngsmer stock 81

AprISas .amd $msssmer stock oF
FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, JEW ELM, &c
AT Wholesale.
r HAVE just received frs; instalment 81 So cnss
i OF Dry and Variety Goods. Ii CONSISTS In part y
Patent Thread. Slate Pencils, Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Sefssofs Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives.
Sewing Silk, Snuh Boxes WGrrsuis Bf6ckiita
tIandkercIsieffs Hosiery Lead Poncils,
Boot Il Shoe Laces tslOyes, Skein Cott0n,
Gum Suapend'rs, Galoons, Shaving Soag. n
IIooks& Eyes, Needles s. Pias. Hair Oils
Violin Strings, Buttons, Whale fsenee,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Ensol0pss
Knitting Pins, Parses, Nnte fapsfs
Percussion Caps, Pocket Boohs, M'LanEs HzeatcsmsN
Fish Hooks, PoFt Mcniss, Silk Laes VI
Shaving Boxes, Rmors, Silk Veiia
Also, Muslins. tsinghams, Prints, and esserx4 1
asso7tmentof Dry and Variety Goods, Vial3a1 A. {
eordeons, and Musical instruinente ii
A large stock ofGold and silver Watehsas slks3i
Ware, Jewelty. &c, y
The earIy attention Of Country NkszAzzs8 ~
others Is particularly directed 10 a6hsse skess
ROBERT CfjEfIRlzf4
%sh street, above MaEkex Sxeaaazz i7E
april 50, 1851 81
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- -WI I7717 .H. 17ITI n VFSsvv7't1yt vUIss y
The time of both houses was principally
spent in counting votes Cor State officers.
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rTETET ADAMS
e XPR ESS COM p al M z

AXE RUNNING A DAILY MESSENGERS
from Cadiz " Steubenyille, connecting with the
East and West. They are prepared TO forward
Parcels, Packages and Moneys TO all parts 81 the
United States. They also make collections on goods
ard hiIa all ilnnastAnt noipts their j aas.z.
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B1rlderV.
III. G. Slcm,nons
At his old stand again.

prepared to do all kinds OF Blae smithing Horse
L Shoeing, &c, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms. He keeps constantly on
hand and for sale chesp, the following articles
Two horse Wagons, and Bnggies,
Hall and Speer's lion center Plpws,
Iron double shovel Plows,
Steel tooth Culiivators.
He will keep an assortment Of plows and points
iconstsntly on hand. He can furnish hill.sids and
sub.seil plows, on the shorsstnosice.
Cadiz, O. April 26. I6s4-t
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Thursday, Jan. 7,
SENATE The President laid before the SEN
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.E..EE-NL. L.oV- -ALsa

EG EDHA 4 EGktK ' "A III
JAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot and
u Shoe Store TO the room formerly occupied by
Henry Kerr. three doors so'th oi tho post office,
and one door north OF Stewards store, where he
Keeps one otthe largest and best stocks OF Boots
and Shoes ever offered in Cadz. lie has Just re.
ceved fres stock, all ol which will be sold cheap.
er than ever. Custom work made to order. Give
me call if you wish to secure bargains.
JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz, Ohio april 90, 1856
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Arrival OF New spring a. Summer
Goods iM sHopedale Ohio.
THOMPSON q SAUNDERS.

ARE now receiving and opening their stock oil
Spring a. Summer goods, which have been pnr
chased in Philadelphia under the most favorable
circumstances.
In their stock will be found all articles usually
kept Country Store; besides great many that
are not generally kept, and adapted especially 10
the wants of this community; and will be sold as
low as any other store in Eastern Ohio
We respectfully solicit an examination Of our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds ni
country Produce taken in exchange for goods al
the highest market rates. A
THOMPSON g. SAUNDERS.
Hopedale, May ID, 1857 If.
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PAINTING

Benjamin Watkinson.
OFFERS his services to the citizens Of Cadiz and
surrounding country, in the artof
House Painting, Graiming, Paper
Hanging, vanishing,
and all kinds OF Imitation in Wood, Stone and Mar
Bile, Also, Sign painting attended to, On the most
reasonable terms
Those wishing to have Painting done in the best
ard most modern Style, would do we'll to give him a
call. he endeavors to do his work in neat, sub
stantlal, and workman-like manner.
Cadiz Ohio, May II, lS56-ly
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Ilooksrows, Beaver d., "a |

N VGtUNtT II I93h. y
MEssRs. MEANS & Brothers: "Jwlne to q defs3
tive foundation my Engine, boleh! q YOU last sea-
son, did not do 30 we'll. Now il doea well and We
can grind as much wheat with es ttle fuel as any
one ! know of. wish all wanting Stea,a gsshginGa
could gel one as good US Iline
OTHANfEL WOODgOSvsS
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MI n II II T. - I'D 9
On the 31st ult., by the Rev. Samuel Patter-
son, Mr.. ALEXANDER PATTERSON, of Richmond
Jefferson Co. o., to Miss ELIZABETH JANE BE-
MER of East Port Tuscarawas Co. o.
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ISLAND cR&EK TOWNSHIP, JEFF. Co
September Is, 1856
MKsSRs. MEASs & BsoTuEss: My Engine does
Frst-rate. lam satisfied and will npon all oceaeRs
recommend the purchas Of E.gnes of your ma ks.
LANES SCgTT.
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DEIawARE CIrS. K tn
September IL, 1856.
MEssES. MEASs: "Our Engine and Saw Mill bais
ny you, " ork finely 1t does ali thst we ask, ~
that you warranted il 10 do. We With YOU caa'd
make more sales in lsis territory.
ODBERr & SOLOMON ~
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ogEPn AEANS. IAMLs MEANS GEo. b. ,SEAat
MEANS & BROTH ERS.
g TsE UREN WILLIE, HE(B

IIGON Il OO N .IJIlItESS
Engine Builders ManuaclureIsO Ihreshlng M
chinr aud Mill Castings, Gleriig Machinery, pSi-
lies, Wro"ght and Cast Iron SLa!ting, wish nsayg
forging. &c, &c
Our facilities enable US 20 do work Of this kIaa
unequaled in this part OF ti.e Stais 0rJers nds
ressed to Means s. Brothers, Ste lbenyiIlr. Ohie
We udd extracts from letters addressed TO hs dai
RUG the last year relative 70 our Engines.
Law GRANGE, jefferson co, 10. q ~
Aggust /, 1856. =
MEANS & BRorHxEs: "Your Engine has new b@ea1
IN operation long enough 10 satisfy ms. have
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 basheis Vi
coal and think if We had good dry wheat II csE,lM
be done with esa coal. ! have Eo aesitsdon tn .
commencing your Engines.
A NJ BUCHANAN
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(6prtieeune folst.)
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Is gtrnmpfwaaren aller Sorten nmo Der
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I'm aaBlretAen 8afpru& bittet ereebsnt
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rr-1A7 3ertnstpns nabc Bpparb=@traA
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&C. sprr6ttts. IN &sSilbmidt ~ bin Srtifsn ssfse
49, III
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MSkgsauwksllll
@ts tASTt&t ), baltimore gDedeeH esfNtsas
fsbtn Nlutstn (nait Nusndbme hes Spnntdes) uNe
sOlet Gents per QDpGt, an bte GrdBer s6piD6r.i
aDteellne ta4ltm bura Grdser ben AbVunenten
tns 5aus befprst.
Durb bic WSft SsrIenbet trfet Der tdslts ,gDsder"
$35O Ser 3abr, tn Mnbt6tnGter U craa usb g
GbIuu6.
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erIent isSen Irettas uRb atpfet idbr3 So tn Mabe-
6inster @pransbssablanS. SNae
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Gsrnccreis gSSetme, @tauors &c.
NJ. Schneider u Comp,
Gf1ift.Tdbrif
cSmnnrter g. 9ealer

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Bbilaoelpbia.
UllInann's Hotel

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RSrlnss

yAs daily BAETIMoRR wEkcER ii publish
every mosning (except Sunday and ia delivered
Cafnefs 10 city sqbscribers at 7 Cts. per week.
The WECBER 10 also delivered in the Cities of
washington ana wheeling daily by Carriers.
IS. 80 in advance. go 1a
18- The weekly BALTIMORE wEOKER IA nublis.
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and Si DER
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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m Gaf5aparilla, alle nt1S Gioer
SIia,~,snt RfI Teset pss ctamcS Wfc&aD8,
So. 1872, 6rdntlinltraBe. Baltimore
As aus geaeauueen pseea Dfsntrst ns Saas sssisri
MMp hssbren tppen pert&ert ien ba6 M bic rtn.
sn TOpmssasen stOs sum basasu Yrsts erRan.
SUMS
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During the past ten days. there have been al
most nightly torch-light parades, through our
streets, with drum and fife, of the various rowdy
gangs, known rs ''Fishing Clubs" This is an
annual nuisance, which invariably recurs with the
approach of the National Anniversary, and which
is always attended with more or less of riot and
bloodshcd. Apart from the dcmoralizing tenden-
cy of the associations themselves their fcuds and
rivalries lead TO frequent collisions and ailrays,
such that which occurred on Monday night at
the corner of Canal and Fayette Streets between
the ''Matelot' and s'Pioneer'' Clubs. Missiles
hurled, pistols fired, several of the participants
in the riot wounded, and the lives of peace
able citizens endangered. We therefore note
with pleasure, as we have done in another
column, the fact that Marshal HERRING has issued
peremptory orders TO the police to put stop to
these offensive and dangerous exhibitions, and to
arrest the parties engaged therein. Whatever
structures have sometimes felt constrained to
make upon the conduct of the police we have
never doubted the zeal of the Marshal or called in
question the sincerity of his desire to preserve the
peace of the city, and to suppress the crimes and
disorders which prevalent in our midst
We are not surprised, therefore, at his prompt and
timely action in the present instance, and hope
that the orders which he has issued will
be duly enforced by his subordnates.
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THURLOw WEED AND Ey-PREsIpENT FuIMoEE-A
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Mercury tells the
following story Two or three years ago the rail
way lines between Albany and Buffalo were consol-
datcd. under the title of the New York Central
Thurlow Weed, of the Albany Erening Journal en-
gnccred the matter through the Legislature and
for this service to receive the handsome sum of
SS, 900, of which Erastus Corning was to furnish
81, 900 and Dean Richmond $1,000. The plan sue
cecded. and the money paid over. But as Mr.
Weed didn't think it would look we'll to have the
stock stand in his own name, he made it to an
old and particular friend of his-Mr. Mcintosh
who had made money as a railroad contractor 1t
was understood between the parties that Mcintosh
was to hold the stock and then quietly make it over
to Weed But unluckily, Mcintosh died, and for
got to leave will. So the administrators, in max
ing the account of the assets. stumbled upon the
certificates for this s., 600, and put them down to
Acintoshs credit, supposing, of course, they were
| his. The debts were paid and handsome balance
was left for the widow, the attractive Mrs. McIn-
! tosh, who was married few weeks ago to Mr.. en-
President Fillmore. Thurow's eight thousand dol
lars went along with the widow, into the arms of
the man whom Thurlow hates probably as badly as
| one can hate another. For politico scandalous
yarn it is not bad and makes fun.
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WHAT HAS CHANGED You so Ave have
all witnessed with establishment the extraordinary and i'm
proved change in many gentleman and lady, who had
become prematurey gray, but who by means, had
been tremendously rejuvenatcd. There is time in life
when gray hairs seem to harmoniZe with the urrowed
brow and the wrinked features but unfortunately from
some cause or other thousands of young and wo-
men not only witness the gradual change their locks
a motted and speckled gray" but mortified by the
danger of positive badness from the actual loss their
hair. All this demands Il remedy and safe one. We
naturally look about and ask in this age scientific in
vcntIon- who stands highest the Proprietor and Mann
fact 81 of real hair resorera restorer as well
as health, bcauier well hair tonic We find at
the head of all the claimants, in this long line single
individual. Any of the splendid heads of hair along
Broadway once falling out dry and gray, when asked
w hat has changed You so?n will reply, PROFESSOR
WOOD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
are already in the market called by different names Use
none unless the words Professor WoodSs Hair Restor
tive, Depot St Louis, No. and New York are blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent dicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas and by
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chnaman's Tea Store,
Jel12w 81 and SO Baltimore STREET
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JUNE "a, 1858.

ness but there is still an absence of country demand
CHEEsE-quiet. public sale is advertised for next
Tuesday
LARD shows improvement, and is offered mt reduced
rates without inquiry; Sos is the price for fine
in retail.
TALLow in very limited demand, the decline lately
quoted 5s is the nominal value of Butchers Association
In London the market is somewhat improved but closes
quiet 53s 3D. to 53s. Cd. June SIS to 53s JuIy to
September sos Cd last three months of the year for
y. c..
week about 1000 bbs.
BARK.-About 100 hhds. Philadelphia have been sold at
9s. For Baltimore there is scarcely INQUIRY we ouo
it nominaly at is. Cd. to 6s Cd
OILS quiet-Sperm at fS4 and Whale at f3S per ton
CLOyERSEED-No transactions reported.
CorToN-Sin the Persia's adviccs came to hand i'm
porters have offered their stocks very freely that prices
have favored buyers throughout the week market
closes with rather dull feeling at about 4 per H. below
last Friday quotations. the greatest decline in the
Ordinary qualities and those above 'mldng'' In
Manchester business is affected by the dropping tendency
of business here but orders accommodating 'MddIing
Orleans, I'd; Mobile, sd. Uplands, 64d. per b.
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ID L E ID
ID | ed,
uesday, at noon, JAMES POWER, in the 18th year

On Tuesday at noon, JAMES POWER, in the 18th year
of his age.
On the morning of the 22d instant, PATIENCE BAR
TON, in the I'D year of her age
On the 22d instant, of consumption PETER PAUL o.
NELL in the 24th year of his age, native of Waterford
Ireland.
On Tuesday, 22d instant, KATE AUGUSTA in the 5th
year of her only daughter of James and Catharne
Little.
On the evening of the DIST instant, Capt CORN
f. DRiSCOLl., in the 57th year of his age.
Suddenly, on the 2lst instant, MICHAEL o. DAY aged
lhan
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We would here respectfully inform friends and
merS OF coal generally that receiving and prepared
to deliver Locust Gap and Coal Mountain which
appearance, quality and durability, be surpassed
by brought to this market We merely desire parties
to give these Goals trial to convince this fact
If taken at and in quantities and upwards
we enabled to furnish them per ton of 224O
lbs. We also keep constantly hand, Iykcns' Valley
Short Mountain and Cumberland Goals
WAsHBURN & House,
jel9t10 Office 50 Lombard St, ID door west of South