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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06
LOT IN ROWLESRURG
- FeDgs S,gEN,

- By 7Ttpc of Il dccfoe lately rendered by the
in pay'i Wonderly is plaintiff and William NJ
Ihoms,' ard Thomas Wafd ard defendants, |
shall or the second Monday in August 1858, on
the PUBLIC ground before the Court Ito sc o. Pres
ton county, sell atPu.Ie auction to the highest
bidder, Lot No. s, IN the 70 w Of, Rowl0 sburg
IN the sad county ofRreston. Tbs sale will be
on credit Oft & IL montis, wTtlr!.te.ast from
the dey of sale; and the pGrchaser viii he re-.
qTired to give bond with good security for the
payn:cp: Of the purchase money.
- "a. 1919. '......,..,.. W. r. WILEY.
June ), lS)S.-t5 Commissioner.
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IH'o EvERynoDY AND HIS WIFE.

IGNo EVERYBODY AND HIS WIFE.
Il !. DO YOU WANT CHEAP GOODS
60 TO THE RED POST!!!
We have just received the LAST, BEST and
CHEAPEST stock of GooSo in town, conpris
ing CALlCoES,GiNG splen-
did assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres; - ID.
HOPED SKIRTS, vESTINGS, .E''
a lot Of rery cheap aud fine Nautilus.
All kinds OF Trimmings .'.
Prime Golden Syrup, Sugars Teas, Coffee, aad
- Spiooo of al! Kinds. i,.-
Glassware, Qucensware, FIatdwaTe, Boots. Shoes
4" Hate, Caps and BONNIIrS. ...
ADCome see Us, and Judge for youtselveg. IN
= A small lot of Masonic lEegRlia on hand very
cheap and very beautiful. .,NF .'t'tE, : -
jung 10 CHADWICK L NEpHEW.
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Feeding the NIuIttta,ss,

The season Of Associations, Camr
Meetings, &c., is approaching, when
it is to be feared, areater nronorot;o,,
are sometimes nod ca coa;. !,
bo,,,, tb.n ~ GnGtS, -
1'''S "iie'R'
j, :" 1PpsHfH' ~ Ai'o" iasV year. no'
100 t@"H FAFeg odfreS OF flllalnous
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CASU ! CASHLL GI.GUtL I

commence this day se.!ine for reoav r,v
according toPrevions notice. thrust my friends
ana customers are prepared to continue their
business with me. will sell as choan as INV
store iP me tow, or any where else. am re-
ITS'v'"s w" Hoods almost eyegy week from The
OF the bargains. am stliI giving 10 CENTS pcr
pound lpr butter. ain ponc ofyour 8 C. cbt men
Aug. &, ls5s-lG3. :" cresn ' IN ~
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06

PoLIT1cs.--With three parties in
the field, and the election to come off
in few days, We are in bubbling
cauldron of political" excitement. Pro
cessions, speeches, bohfres, and big
neetings are the orleE. Of the day. We
are thankful that the pest will ,soon&Le
Over.-lSt. Louis Watchmap. .'''!t
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NAILS g. HROw.

have contracted for, and received in ne
genera assortment of Wheeling nails, Iron Gsc
,Wh'ch VIII sell at manufacturers price adding
the carriage, for cash. ! - - D
Aug. 2, 1868. Wal IAytCp .
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Tie Presbyterians, Mcthodists and
Baptists of Columbus arc about build,
ing new churches, their present cdif-
cesA being insufficient to accommodate
their largely increased congregations.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06
RICHMOND IN THE FIELD AGAIN,

PRICES REDUCED COMPETITION pErIEpl
Selling more Goods for One Dollar than can be
bfpght elsewhere in town or country.
Proclaim 1t from the House-Tops, By.ways
and Street corners, tina t ! jonathan sstahl hay.
ing sold out my former ptosk of goods, have
since proeured The sracious'a torc-rocm former
~ occupied by M. b. Callind inc been East,
stock Of ...... ~ :: ~
- DRY GOODS, "'
And am selling them at such low figures as TO
astontsh and .bewildcr the most economical buy
ers. '''..' - r., -. - \ - ~
Come and examine our Fresh Luwno; colors
last, style good, width usual !; worth I5 cents
per yard, which We are now selling at 6L cts
per "a. Then there is our yard vide brown
Muslin worth 10 cents, we are selling at Only
cents. Then let your ey6sFrest 70 one mo-
meht on thatmammdth pile of beautflul prints
last colors, worth az, we arc selling at G cts
We have Sarsed assortment of =
DRESS GOODS. SSH.
The dazzling beauty, SOFT texture, and exquisite
lnish, will claim the attention Of the Ladies' !;
AID tsmcmber, our prices arc reduced, end they
can he &ought AT exceeding low figures.
\ Oar stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres Nestincs &C..
Is rich and varied. In price we are confident
OF pleasing. Then come TO Callendne's Corner
before purchasing elsewhere, as VIC assure YOU
we have sold cheaper goods in Mvrgantown Than
was eyer sold in this place. Ask your neighbor
Tor the trut&of this assegiioa. ave now tell you
we haSca better stock than,is usually kept in
The village, comprising every variety of :
-. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. 1872
which we will sell at rs low rates, yes LOWER
than we ever sold for we now sell for Cash or
TTede c$GlusiyelY. Como and examine this mag
g g"t si'es of GeadS 5aS yoPP Sort1in to
Morgantown June cath, 1858. %" = =
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nj A r r I Ed:

On the 22l ult., OF the "Mountain CITY
House, Fairmont, by the Rev. Il. Lewis
Mr, WESLEY MALONE Of Shutdown, Mon
0nga,ia Co., TO Miss SARAH f.. daug hrer of
Mr. Maxwell McCau slarid. of N1or;o9 r.,
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Whole number Of Deaths,
tnder the age Of II,

Oi these there died o! Scarlet Fever, AZ
BY The above il will be seen thgt more
tha" ope half the deaths in the County were
OF children under the age Of IL years, and
more than half o! them were caused by
al Epidemic. ..a.t
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$2ANIsjI QVARTEns.---We noticed
last week the TACT that the Merchants
and Banks arc now taking Spanish
quarters at 20 cents, loyies at 10, and
lips at 5 cts. This arrangement will
have to Seeoms general. Those who
receive this kind Of coin at higher
value will be certain to lose " it,
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, Il fRIXE FOR EVERYBODY
VINO sUBscRIDEs FOR THE :
NEW YORK WEEKLY. PRESS.
ILLUSTRATED
NEW,SPA

N D.,
\ TEE NEW"YORK WEEKLY PRESS is ono
Fof the bcst'litorary paperg ofthc day. A Iorro
SQuarto containing Twenty PAGES or Sixty
=, kuaNS' OF entertaining matter ;~apd ELE-
'AN[ 3 ~ rLLU Gp,I,A oyeyy wesk; q.
$1,000 90 WILL Resent TO EA CH SURScRf,
Der ON RECEIPT or TIE SUBSCRIPTION
MONEY. - = 80 ~. -, -, 1 '-'
TERMS IN ADVANCE:
Ono copy for one year, and | Gift 60 IN
Three copies one year and gifts 90
we copies one year, and gifts 500
Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts Is 90
Twonty.one copies one year and 81 gifts go Co
The articles to BIO distributed arc co~,n.;sn5
in the following ist:--
! U. States Treasury Note $1,000 co
u" So do 500 90 each
N 20 do 200 90 ach
~ u retont lever Hunting Cascd
wC;cnos 100 90 each
~ Gold Watches 10 90 each
,OU 90 go 90 each
800 Ladies geld watches 80 90 each
500 500 s sIys[ WgHng sssod T;shS; 90 90 each
1000 Gold, Guard Yes;'and g. zoo
Fob Chains 1880 20 so n oorb
100 Gold'Pen1 AMI Pcnsils 3 90 TO / ) 60 each
'"Hold !oeHpts, Bracelets, Breaches, Edr Drops
Breast Pins, Utirpns, sleeve Buttons. R;ngs
Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thin.
bl9s, end variety Of othos arlolao, wos.h from so
cants tof$id 00rc$sh, ti|u3:. us. y
On receipt of the subscription money, lie sub
soHhor's name will be entered upon our books
opposite Q number, and the gift corroepondings
with tnatnglpbor will be forwarded within cnoS
week to himI b. mail or cypress, posf pdiE. I
There is noitho!h pmbug nor lpitery al6tt ,hns
above, as every subycriber is syro Of Prize of
value. Wo prefer 10 make this very libcrala
distribution among them instead Of giving al
large commission toAgonts, giving to thoE
Subscriber the amount that would 90 ~ Tho A 4
gent, aud in many cases hundred fold 'fnCrp.h
" al! communications should be add rcsseds
to DANIEL ADEE, Publisher,
May 2S-ly gil Centre street, Now York
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EADf-MADE CLOTHING. OF AUCTION
~ PRlCES.--Cloth and Cashmere Coat5.-
Iiuon 4 Marseilcs do. Cheap; for cash,Ai 4
.Aae a, 1903 - 90. WIN. LAZIER,S Store =
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DIG WINDOW o. K.-LO0K OUT.
~ All RigAt.

~ All fS1S.I.
Those New Goods from.PhilddeIphia and
Baltimore are now open and ready for exhi-
D;t'on, anu will be sold in competition as to
chfapness, with any house or firm IN North.
western Virginia, without exception. We
invite the community generally, but the
ladies' especially, 10 call and examine our
stock, consisting Of
Fine Dress Goods, in variety. EIantlas;
Swiss Jaconeis, Collar. Lace3, cdgings,
:. Gloves, Hosiery. GinghuIEs, Calico, Mus.
Inns, and every othfp article generally Kent
in any Dry Goods Store in N!oTgautown: oniv
httte more Sc.
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS
WEAR"
FscRdy-Madc Clothing,
Cloths. Cassmers, Satlinets, Ves,iBas.
Cotlonades, Kentucky James. Tweeds,
Italian Cloth, Cashmere for bows wear
Shrtins, Check, and Shifting Tweed, &c
bOnnctS-The latest Summon s,ylos n
bonncts, most beautiful, and trimmings for
same. ''"''''''o9 'o'
- FIoWers, R!t5ons, Ruches, Sarsenc,ts,
Dia'ds. S,It Nets, &C. Come ladies' and epa
o": bonnets. 1t will give us pleasure 70
snow our goods ~heiher you buy or no., .
Dozen Ladies Eugene Bodies.
no. . bGstle Skirts Embroidered
HOOPS gnd HoOP SKIRTS, &c. .
ShQes-s=A great variety OF Shoes Tor
aides Heel Kid Slippers. Laced Fine
tgmp I'D Lace Caters; Kid Wells; Goat
do'; Chldren'5 Shoes in abundance, Mem
Shoes and Boots Of all kinds. -. :.
Carpets and Floor Oil CsotE,s.
SUMNER HATS for Men and Boys; Child.
{ ren's jockey Hats. Fancy Baskets.
GEQCERj4S Of al kinds--Tea. Coffee,
sugar, Rce, SPICE, Ginger Cinnamon. Mace,
Cloves, Rutmegs, SODA, Cream Tartar, etc.
OE' we call especial attention TO our
large stock Of the Cheapest Tobacco ever
5old i'll MoTgantown. 1t" - -.
= WHEELING NAILS, LAMP OIL.
white Lead.in OIL Lnseed Oil, TurpCnine,
&c. lIuSk Mattasses, made by Albert Tel.
nant. I'd.
All Of which will be sold Cheap Tor Gosh
or approved country produce, or upon a
ffe"t OF six months 10 prompt paying Gus.
tones. 80 ~ -
We return our thanks TO the public for
their LIBERAL patronage Heretofore, aud now
oiier a special lnducemeptt 10 the public. aud
ask them TO call and see Callend.ne & Nyc.
where very cheap goods YOU may buy.
June q. &, CALLBNDlNE & NYR. -
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.g@aprlCu:

On The So ul,, by Rev. ----- WestfaIJ.
Mr. FigLDrSc 0'REbLY, to Miss Manu-
CcorCg, all Of Morgantown.
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.7sCG'EsEEs .gRgsEE:gE.

am now receiving from Philadelphia, Balti-
more, and Pittsburgh, a very large supply of
Fresh and desirable Goods, purchased Tor cash
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CiOths. AND Cassi,n crcs,

have largo stock ,,oc fine Cloths and Cassi
! meres adapted to Summon, FaIl and Winter.
Come ana see them; will sell tben at auction
prices for cash. .-.. o., WIN II A1IEp'
June 4, 1858. 70. sr...,. 80
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Health &C the County,

NJ. NJ. Dent; Esq, County Court
Clerk, furnishes the following statistics
Of mortality in Monongalia county for
the YEAR 1857. The population Of the
COUNTY is about u. GOD
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A FARM OF 2G2 ACRES,
4 r. PRJydT TIE S1JE

VI 1888 uap l6U acres are cleared, with u
IN good House, 10 by 20 feet, and Kitchen
adJoinings all convenient and well fnshcd; also
good house on another paa Of the Farm, with
some twenty bsaripg apple trees around it two
Barns and oShtr oat hSildinss. Df wafer the 70
is never Billing well, and nuWcropq springs
. great yaFi3y Of Igi. iroos, LosiGsS an apple
orchard. '''f" ~ q - HF''h
This farm lies wcll'-is fito miles sonthcast 81
imMorganiown, on the pike leading 80 Beverly
The owner, desiring 10 remove TO tho West is
determined TO sell az a fair price.
For particulars enquire at the Union ORicc,
July 10, 1858. aG0r d.
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A CROOKED notwithstanding Of
Rio Grandc, "a writer Says: Z
Imagine Of the crookedest things in
the world, then imagine one twice as
crooked, and imaginoto yourself,a large
river three times as crooked as ell these
put altogether, and you have a faint
idsa Of the oroqked disposition of this
crooked river, There is no drift wood
in it, from the fact that it is SO crooked
that timber cannot find it's way down
FAR enough to lodge two sticks together;
but few snakes, because it is not straight
enough to swim in; and the fish are
all in whirlpools in the bends, because
they cannot find their way out. Birds
frequently attempt to fly across the
river, but light on the same side they
started from-being deceived by the
creek Indeed, you may be deceived
when you think you arc across it.; and
some of the b'hoys say it is so twisting
there is but one side to it. :
| Coon News gpQN 3HE SoUru. The
Savannah Goo Republican says -
"Thp country is, for the most part, in
easy circumstances, snl the crops Of
all kinds promise an abundant yield
combination of circumstances that
never fails to inspire every department
of Trade with confidence and activity.
The planter andfarmcr being prosper
Gus, and in condition to meetall their
engagements, the merchants Gan lay
in Their stocks with confidence, and
enter upon their fall speculations with
out feay ef disappointment, either in
their saiegoroollestions, Upon gen.
cral survey Of the field, wc think we
car see indications of increased pros
| pcrity in every branch Of trade and
Industry. ,..'f
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Pax Down Mr.. VIM. Lazicr, &C.
cording to notice given some weeks ago
md now repeated, has commenced sell.
ing Goods on the pay DOM system.--,
Our Merchants who have already tried
this experiment say it works well and
VIC hope it may soon become so gene.
raj as to include Lawyers, Preachers,
and Printers
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BDa The father Of John Bunc, the
murderer who is shortly to be executed
AZ Wheeling, made an attempt oD'the
~ INST. to convey Q lancet to his con in
prison, that he might taEo j,is own life
ana cheat the gallows. Strange bust
ness Tor father to be engaged in9
>, Coat. -Lnst week, Nj. - West, OF
Myesyille, (Marion county,) while Dig
slng we'll, came across u vein Of Goal
. feet thick, at 20 feet from the sur,
Iace Of this vein, Is inches is compo.
sed OF rs fine Camel Coal as We have
ever seen. This is but u Sprinkling of
'Ge great coal bed which undcrlics our
Nho!c COUNTY Str.
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From the PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA. I

MARYLAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST
Protestant CHURCH - The Maryland Methodist
Protestant Annual Conference was commenced We'd
nesday morning, at o'clock, at the Bethlehem Sta
ton, at Melon street, above Twelfth. About fifty
delegates present.
The proceedings opened by the reading of
portion of the Scriptures by j. ". Everest, Presi-
dent of the Conference.
Prayer was then offered by the Rev. Josiah Var
den.
j. 7. Murray and Charles Jessop were appointed
Secretaries.
The credentials of members were presented
1t was moved and resolved that the Conference
meet daily at O'Clock, A. NJ, and continue its SEES
sion until noon, and that Unreasonable at O'Clock,
+. M, and adjourn at pleasure.
The Conference then adjourned in order to attend
Divine W orship at the First Methodist Protestant
Church at Eleventh and Wood streets
The Ministers then proceeded in a body to the
church.
On their arrival, appropriate religious exercises
were performed.
The opening service was then performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Sutherland
His text was taken from the I'd, Sd and 4th YER
ses OF the 9Th chapter of LIST Peter.
AT the conclusion of the sermon, the Confere nee
adjourned.
1t is anticipated that the sessions of the Confer
ence will continue for ten days.
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loWsoNTowN, March IL 1858.
CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CoURT-Before
Hon. Judge Price. R. J. Cuttings prose cutting for
the State: The following business occupied the at
tention of the Court to-day
State William Murphy, indicted for the lar
ceny of one $40 bank bill, the property of John
Standiford, alleged to have been taken on the 3Oth
day of January last 1t was in evidence on the
part of the State, that the prisoner, after taking
the bill from the money drawer in Mr.. Standiford's
store, passed it on Mr.. Clement Standiford, father
to the owner and when arrested acknowledged
the theft. The bill was on the York Bank and the
plea put in on the part of the defence, that there
was no evidence to show that the Bank had ever
been chartered, consequently the bill was nothing
more or less than a blank sheet of paper This
however was overruled by the court, the bill having
passed as currency through third party. The
jury were instructed to return sealed verdict.
K. r. Boarman, Esq, for the prisoner.
State Us. George Hosey, indicted for selling goods
without license, was fined $40 and costs.
Owing to the indisposition of the States attorney
no other cases were taken up, and the court adj
journed unu. tomorrow
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Nlonetarg ann Commercial Aebieiu.

BALTIMORE, March II, 1855
There was quite considerable decline in prices gener.
ally at the Stock Board to-day Baltimore 6Is fell off a.
Northern Central Bonds of So. u Baltimore and Ohio
Shares az Northern Central 4 Mary land 6's X sales
were however limited Central Ohio I'd mortgage bonds
sold at So Money is rather stringent 1t is sup
CT the clearing house which matter to them and
are not disposed at present extend their loans Dis
counts on the street continue range from p per
cent per annum according grade
AT the First Board in New York to day Virginia 6 re
ceded n Missouri 6s q Illinois without change;
Erie at First Board fell of y but Second Board advan
ced IL New York Central First Second Boards ad.
vanced 2H Panama, Second Board advanced Il Reading
advanced First Board1 and Second \ Cleveland and Toll
edo advanced at First Board and at Second Board a.
Michigan Southern advanced, Second Board IN all
which shows better feeling after gestng the news Der
the Canada But matters have taken rapid up
which has rather been looked than the intrinsic
value of many of the Stocks dealt in and matter of
the bulls anxious avail themselves the
in of these and have rather oversupplied
market Hence fall may be anticipated.
There is moderate business doing here in dry goods
and groceries to the country trade There heavy
sales to-day of Bulk Shoulders for future delivery at
cts for present delivery, Bulk Sides brought 30 sk
cts; Bacon sides OK cts
The last China mail furnished correct statistics of
the tea trade or the last yeartota exports So coo
pounds against AZ pounds in the preceding and
e4sOooVO pounds the year before
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ID | f ID

The funeral of CHARLES d DEFORD will take place on
this FRIDAY morning at II clock from the residence
ms brother, No. AZ Cathedral street near Monument
His male friends invited attend.
Gu the 10th inst, PEREGRINE BIDDLE in the cath
year Of his age
on the 10th inst, JOSEPH NJ LOCKE, in tina SD year
Of his age.
LAIBE BOOTH.
On the 10th inst, MARIA FORsYTHE, in the 5Sth
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baltimore CITY DIRECTORY

- - EDWARDS & BOYD PUBLISHERS
me p9Dhc are respectfully requested to examine com
pare ana Judge for themselves whether our book is worthy
ther support Examine carefully our plan of arranging
Ihe names OF Firms, &c Compare our Street Director,
Examine thoroughly our Appendix Be entertained in
reading the article Baltimore-her Progress and Re-
sources Wh Jews of the City Public BUILDINGS Fine
churches, Handsome Stores which win ne ABOVE
book Bear in mind that book is in SMALLER TYPE
than the old Directories of Baltimore and that we
mence our folio from and nat from 65 Read the fol
lowing extract from the American
The most complete and perfect Directory ever issued
IN the city As far as have been able an opin
ION OF 1t from slight examination of some fifteen or TWEEN.
y names think deserves the commentator the NH
fishers bestow upon it, 1t is very neatly printed and
great care appears to have been taken preserve uni
formlty in the arrangement and add as many new fea
lures to 1t as possible such for instance giving the full
names of all the partners in firms and in placing many
The preface says
review of the book will show fory.fce thousand
names being ten thousand than has erer appeared in
any previous DrecOTy) among which there are mot in
Guiding the different spelling)-
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DFCFNfRFR TENN 1877

Annapolis, March IL, 1853.
No IA Ii. Blondhiem aud others Is. Robert
Moore and Charles Moore and No. 10. A Rosen-
burg e. aI Robert Moore ct. al, appeal from
the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, was further
argued and concluded by Whyte for the appellants
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of about 900 head and natural consequence prices
declined considerably. The average quality
good as that of last week in fact, he cattle nearly
all OF very ordinary description We heard OF lot
OF OHIO cattle which sold from 10 to lie average
of 10 cents for the whole lot There was a good attend
ance but as the supply large, tue market not
at all brisk and portions of the day there very
little demand, and it thought that quite number
would be left over unsold. However, there
many whose supplies had become exhausted and who
were compelled to purchase largely, the market assumed
more lively aspect, though the demand only mod
crate throughout
At Bergen Hill the market rather brisk and about
400 head disposed of remunerative prices large
number of the supply this week from this State and
ONO and New York State combined, sent in about two
thirds of all the cattle in market
The total receipts for the week at all the yards
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The publishers further say:
Every effort has been made in this undertaking to at
tain the highest approximation to accuracy the whole
city has been carefully canvassed by experienced agents
Ito whom, in passing the Publishers would express their
Indebtedness for the prompttude and carefuness with
which they have executed their part of the work. and
with the system adopt the mistakes need be few but
these few will occur and we trust that the patrons
citizens generally will look upon the work with enency
on the ground of evident desire to make the Directory
in every respect what it should be.
Directory is necessary appendage to every shop
counter every counting house desk every hotel pub
lie office, bank insurance company Like air and light
it is Indispensable and vet its cheapness like those
prime elements of existence it to be lightly thought
of.
The publishers will continue this publication and what
mperfections critical examination work shall
reveal they will their utmost to obviate forth
coming issues.n mrll 3t
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PRINCIPAL ARTICLES FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MERcHAN-
Disc AND PRODUCE IMPORTED GREAT BRITAIN
DURING THE LAST TWO YEARS
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFAcTuP1Nc Co,
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SIS SEWING MACHINE
JOHNSoN'S PATENT 500 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
The above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU-
RERS, &c, are not EXCELLED by any other MACHINE
for beauty Of STITCH and durability work on all kinds
oil materials The labor of hours becomes the pasme
minutes Every hACHlNE,soLD by us kept in complete
running order the hrs year. free of charge the purcha
ser Saesroom, No 80 BALTIMORE ST.
L. d. CHASE, Agent