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Geo 7. Thompson ge Edward G. Dorry. Appeal
from Justice Root. Judgment affirmed.
James Brooks as. George Cook. Appeal from
Justice Webb. Judgment reversed
Donahue Us. A. Il. Born & Co. Appeal from JUS
tice Myers. Judgment affirmed.
Assignment for to-day l48 to III.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CrrY.-IIon. VIM.
George krebs, Judge. There was no business of
public interest transacted in this Court yesterday.
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Selpphg gntelIIgtnta.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, SEPT. %.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypole from pbi,adebia
-mdse. to j. A. Shrver. iiii'
Schr. Caspian Megathn from Norfolk-ballast to He's
len K Rogers. ~
AT QUARANTINE
Schr. Daniel Mince. Pattison from Chareston-coton
lumber and rosin to Dunnock Il Weatherly.
CLEARED.
Steamer Belvidere, keene, RichmOnd-J Brandt. Jr.
Steamship Caledonia eager New York-A. c. Hail.
Ship Leila, Stafford Rotterdam-B. M Hodges
Brig Francis Jane Kirch st. Johns p. R.-kirkland,
Chase 4 Co.
schr Damsel, Berton, Wilmington N. C.-John W
Brown Son.
schr. Armada, Elsey, Philadelpha-John W Brown &
SON.
schr VIM, Colquitt,. Frank, Riehmond-TraYers &
Schr, Good Hope, Hewitt, Edenton n C-nas
schr. Arsb, Nixon, Fairfield, N. .C-master
schr, = 7. sturgiss Norris, Portsmouth a n Heslep
SAILEp. -
BARK l7pEing, Kelly, Rio4de Ja{ 5.7@ s = S
Brig Fosca Helena, tDutch) De W8zL Amsterdam
Brig Lady Of the Lake, fBr9 4Ee4man Trinidad = {
Sohr D. L. Seurges, Norris. Portsn4 4ufh.zN. HI - &c
- = = ARRIV AIS FROM sB4IRfI0RE
schr Rosarond, on eps, Per6lnbaco, Juiy s..
Dchr. Louisiana Nftche Wilmington, NJ C. .1sth inst
4dhr Maud, Gates, New bern, N. c., 18th inst
clr Chas. Colgate, Lowden, New York, Goth inst.
SShr Somerset, stirlingy@ do. d.
.-schr. Virginia, Davis, do 90.
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PenmsyIvan,sa Congressional Nomination.
DAgvILLE, Sept. 2l.-'Ihe "People's party" have
nominated George W. Scranton, of Luzerne, as
their candidate for Congress from the Twelfth dis
trict.
The Democratic confcrees of the Twelfth district
made another attempt to nominate a candidate for
Congress, but without success. They have already
spent four davs in Intellectual ball0ting.
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a man named Julius MaZaZerk was Yesterday ar
rested by officers Shanks and Watson on the charge
of selling foreign pictures in the streets, without
license. He was taken before Justice Spies, who
fined him S51 and costs, and committed him to Jail
in default Of payment. number Of the pictures
were seized by the officers.
Joseph II. Edwards was arrested on Tuesday last
by officer Pamphon, the charge of being an ac-
cessory to the murder of Christian Fischer, on
Montgomery, near Howard street. on Monday night
last. He was held to bail to the charge be-
fore Court
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WAsHGYGroN, Sept. 22.-0n information received
through the State Department that the mutineers
of the ship Tartar are at Tai, Of the Cape Verde
Islands, the Secretary OF the Navy has transmitted
instruction to the flag officer of the African squad
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rUnss,cbr..tt. gpnIi+ics

BosroN, Sept 2l.-The Democrats held a very
large and enthusiastic open-air gathering in
Charlestown last evening, attended by music, ilu-
limitations and other demonstrations. Mr.. Edward
Riddle presided, and made the opening speech. He
was followed by Mr.. Beach the Democratic cand-
date for Governor, and other distinguished men Of
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HAERsBURG, Sept 2l.-ihe Agricultural Fair
commences Tomorrow. Over a thousand entries
have already been made. including one hundred
and sixty horses The display will exceed any State
Fair ever held here. Horace Greeley delivers the
address on Frilav
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

RoTTERDAM-S71 hhds tobacco, so hhds toha--0 stems,
so bbls. beef, 81 tons bark, u, ,S06 pipe slaves
ST JOHNS, P. R.-233 bbs flour, a b5s. rye flour, 80
hhds meal, $50 kegs 100 boxes crackers 50 bbs
pork half bbs beef 490 hams &c kegs butter % bbs
200 kegs lard $50 cheese 200 boxes candles 10 bbs
ahs 20 bbs potatoes 6 bbls oats so boxes tobacco 10
coihSh' 40 bbs. onions crates do, box cloth
H"'''S -~NN
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New York Republican State Committee
ALBANY, Sept. 2l.-The Republican State Com
mttee to-day elected James Kelley of New York,
Chairman II. Ii. Van Dyck, OF Albany, Secretary;
and Messrs. Schoolcraft, of Rensselaer,, Van Dyck,
of Albany, Stanton. Of Brooklyn, and Reynolds, Of
Orleans, Executive Committee.
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DentM "a NTillionalrc.

BosroN, Sept. 2l.-Ebenczcr Francis died at his
residence, Pomberton square, to-day, eightythrec
years old. lie leaves about four millions, nearly
two millions and a half Of which is in cash deposites
in Boston banks.
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TENh,n nTn.n LNlnnfsnA

BANGOR, Sept. 2l.--We have reports tonight
from Aroostook county, complete, with the excep-
Bradburys majority in the county at $685. while the
democrats claim for him 9S5. This would leave the
whole district according to previous reports, from
56 to LOG majority for Foster the republican cand-
date. The democratic candidate for State Senator
in Aroostook is reported here to be defeated Ifso
the Senate will be unanimously republican,.
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CINCINNATI MARKET, Sept. 2O.-FLoUR-The mar
ket firm to-day, with fair local. and export
demand for choice superfne extra brands The sales
comprise 2OOhbls at 81 S55 for good choice super
fine and s 10535 for extra the latter rate for white
wheat 5000 bbls were received the last As hours
WHrsKEY-The market is unchanged with sales of GOO
bbls at 20Cd2Obc; the latter rate for wagon.
PRoyIsIoYs-HoldeTs more willing to SELL and 700
bbls Mess Pork sold to-day at S15.75. 25 hhds Bulk
Shoulders SIC packed, and 1000 pieces do at SIC
loose. GO hhds Bacon 7Sc for Sides and about
bbls. Lard " for Butchers and 10Rc for prime.
Sales since writing the above, of 60 hhds. of Bacon
sides at 7ssc, and q do do at &c pkd.
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Movements Of C5-yl;s ". y7icEd.
Troy, Sept. 2l.-Cyrus ". Field, Esq, left here
this evening by boat for New York.
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ErcigEts rs Mobile.
MoBILE Sept. 2l.- Frcights are quiet but without
special variation. The rate TO Liverpool is I'd,
and to Havre | l-32d.
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Sailinr Of the Nsln-

EREENSDCRG, Sept. 2I.--Thc POst OiIicc and nine
dwellings and stores in this place were destroyed by
fire this afternoon. Loss S3000O partly insured.
The letters in the Post Office were saved.
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Z man,
Bo$7ox September q .--9he tease of Townsend.
the aeged slaysr assigned fora hearing to-
day before the United States Comm was fur
ther postponed until Saturday next. -. -.
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Yellow Fever nj Ncyg Orleans
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.-The deaths by yellow
fever in this city for the thirty hours ending yes
terday at noon, were 1917.
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Exrorts OF Cotton


New ORLEANS, Sept. 20.-The exports of Cotton
from this port the past week, comprised $500 bale
to Liverpool and :, leo to IIavrc.
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Gen. Walker.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-Gen. Walker arrived here
last night IN coJ and left this morning by the mail
boat for Louisville.
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10Ac. Yesterday, however, there inquiry for
round lots but buyers offered fraction below the views
of holders The stock about % 500 bags Fair to Good
Fair l0k dllc., Prime II 4c
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept. 21.-TURPESTrNs.-
Sales to-day Of l65 bbs 50 80 for Virgin and Yellow
dip, and 81 As for Hard per $50 lbs.
SP1RITs.-Decned one cent yesterday, with sales of
140 bblS at 4ic. per gal. No sales to-day.
RosIN AND TAR.-Nothiug doing in either article.
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DECISIONS Az THE TREASURY DEP 4RY-

The Secretary hasOwrrued the decision Of stne
coitector y New new eEkln charging aduty.ef ttFefs
tN-iour per cent Oh cotton seeks with dyed 4opgs
The articles IN question will be regarded as falling
under th9 casslhcat0n OF scedule- g. and sabjsct to
duty at the rate ofittesn per cent The ini5orts
ton was composed wholly ofcstten and .nbieaehss 81
ed portion only aboat half inch Ks around
the top being colored. This ma rfo,T Earilsa or band
Is Is } 10 De a trade mark tbs impeYfes
for whom the. socks are manufactured ndiaati1t S
the weight by its color; and che ;c1lsstios, arose
whether oy reason OF this eooreo sffpe tn arfrlHs
IN IN sn9ul9 e "a pe considered
the Ineanlngof the provision in sehedula q, to I
which theyzwere referred 3. 80 $3.50 M
The department is eleaFly Of the oinipn thaf
mUIG trade as @tpe browO 80 CSnsfsred CO. They kn2 %
portion coored, not tinis h or er ht ax1 M
mere lnereanle mark, caunot hs helA . teselaazf &
spirit Of the law - - = = ~ re* ANN
1.-The Inc Secretary has affirmed thedecislon "
cent on CIV nork n 'assessin@ dirty of l9 pef
cent Oh Verman spring steel In bars = M
%; The Washington STATES sscssre agent tor pls
'naa'Is @ INSCRIPTIONS tG the aBaitinefa and
mac hallroad was in sg ritv T--esfersh Y, :nnd ra-
ports great success. In Prince. GEORGES County M
arore OSo IN stock has already Seen ssbset 6e
most skifully executed eotln serEeit So sdt84s \:
tG estern Bank of Wheeling il NOV IN fiz
r;'.t r".htIn, b II may be discovered Ia this-
ilsnu nala yignette being cfree and h5<of IN =
e hye imprinted in-the band; theword On -fae li<<<
genuine. ~, 2 = Z, 3 49,. ;=<<1 (.
Counteffeits on the Merchants. Bank oE Ejt41s ss
Our ( are also in eireulatiop.- .--S6lsh. - Y < I
=, CArIlE.-We have heard fre9ssnt INQUIRIES A <o #
e sne quahuty OF cattle that may pzQbahl &9 L@
from T? 90 eS9uehwestern Virginia ana ENFt EHss M
inns la, and have taken soflh.Ap* *1ns fr &HAI
thelr number, but we cannot at H. NR4 #n&k NXf *
any degree of certainty rs hn 1@ M. NM INV AN
can say though that the ntnab1f 4Kil H@ N
like so large as last year. One E6 6#A@5 RS fI }s NJ
county particularly, who has her5hksV % hnEK3 3. I'M
large dealer, will not touch cattln ~tFfA WNr a.
do not think that half the nnInber AFiM &e HAENe,
this fall that was sent ast-AbinyHoR FY qfRlfh 80
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of che 2dth, sAYs rf thA s
removal OF the brick wall witch M ~ Ahksl,Asf
grave: -@7s y. ss~z III
"ThismorniRg workmefl commenced a tnoisF,a9s5
the portion Of the brick wall inlSndaa taibs
ed, at the Christ RhnTch. hurYfn WAme, HI fitA
and Arch streets IUf fHe parpNsc I'll tlfeS
\ grave 6fFranklin TO be seen from
panels Of the wall win be rsn9F elsafink sgess
sixteen feet ii the cfears svhi IN 0ec M
neat and plain iron railing lils yaHftgsaf u tS
thanked wita the origipal heavy kSiSu1u1
correspQx
corpaN
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BosToN, September 2l.-Thc royal mail steamship
Asia will leave for Liverpool via Halifax, at noon
to-day. Her mails close at $50 \. NJ.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PR0V1DENCE.-Sept. 20--Wool-Market closed very
firm, with upward tendency. The sales the week
17SOO0 lbs OF fleece, at 55 cts Printing Cloths
Market quiet The following the sales for the week
1900 pieces GA by g. private terms 1000 do Ga by o.
cts 1000 do Ga by i5 cts 5000 do GO by 6S private
terms; 5000 do 60 by 6l, so 5000 do 60 by g. c.
5000 do. So by 60. &C. Total. 30 200 pieces.
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The Yellow Fever rs New Orleans.
New 0RLEANs, Sept. 2I.-The deaths from fever
during thirty hours, ending yesterday at noon,
numbered 1O7.
Death OF Hen. Arthur =. Bngby. Of Alabama.
MOBILE, Sept H.-IIon Arthur p. Bagby, for
mer Governor of this State and United States Sen
ator, died to-day, of the yellow fever.
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New York Congregational y0rniE,nfion.
UTICA, Sept. 2l.-Mr. Roscoe Conklin was to-day
nominated by the republicans of the Oneida dis
trict for CongreSs-G2 to %.
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Sflopetarp an0 Commercial 2ebietu.
BALTIMORE, Sept. %, 1858

The Stock market quite heavy to-day, the
transactions, which amounted to only about $780,
600. being confined principally to Railroad shares
Neither Baltimore and Ohio nor Northern Central
show any change since yesterday, l25 shares of the
former selling at S5G cash and sellers option and
S5GA buyer 60 days, leaving off at S5524 bid, S5G
asked, regular way. OF Northern Central there
were sales Of 525 shares, all S21l cash and sell
er's option, closing at S2lH bid, S2l25 asked regu-
lar way Bank stocks are very quiet but firm, the
only sale being shares Bank of Commerce at
$2424 and also note sales of l04 shares Associat
ed Firemen's Insurance Company at S6A, and 100
shares Springfield Mining Company at $3.50, show
ing change in the latter since last operations.
For Canton SlS3I was bid, with SO asked. There
was nothing whatever doing in either City loans or
Railroad bonds, which are generally steady at pre-
vious rates.
The general tone of the New York market was
towards lower prices in fancies. Erie continues
steady at l71E, but New York Central fell off Is:
Reading ~ Cleveland and Toledo Is; Rock Island
1; and Michigan Southern 3s; Canton p; while
Harlem improved Is.
, The following is comparative statement of the
EXPORTS exclusive of specie, from New York to for
eign ports for the week and since JAN L:
Total for the week $50 81 O74 446 s1l7Oil5 s1O47 27O
iie'iouS'S ,-+lD,O21 0O,IoIoIo ~ -,ol2-f
Since Jan 1. s55 400 oS5 81 331 o55 43 669Os4
The excbanras ot tbo Nov, York Rank CLEARING
~ -. 30 ooo ,oo On -
mouse Oh iuesuay amounted 10 7Lo''-o, 4oV''o, 'n"
the balances to Sl,055,505.35. The metropolitan
bank certificates still remain at So 900.
Nessrs Tbor,,sor Rros Ropknrs Now Yorl,
W. i-ol, -
qu''e L"hu warrants "s io'io"S'
Buying Selling.
40 acres so acres'.''.'' ''''Sli2
100 cre " 1S9 81 81
16O acres . 81 100 res... q
Tho Nor, yorl- E,,,1J cows.
Returns OF the August earnings OF most OF the
leadlng railways IN tle country nave been sent IN,
and the publlc are enabled to compare the work OF
this year and last W e subJoln table showing the
contrast III cicar llSht:
n EAENINNGs ,,-o
,1II hALLNAYs. aug: & 1921. Aug. d83S,
New New iorK oehtrai, 9g61 oa3 S3l5, lU9
Hls, , 23o,1Z9 t,2'Z25
Micbigan Central OBJ 959 12G oeo
Michigan Southern, IsI.3OG 2O2.4Ol
Reading, 29S,5iG 247,0GS
M"Ifm' 2"'oiz 2d'4ao 'o
new Iia'eh' o9,zii 'Z,'-V
flttsourg, Fort Wayne and
~ ohlcaSo, I,G'ai3 l4I'ii4
central, OF New Jersey, 6Z,6+i n,ol3
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

5shs Bank of Com PIG 15Oshs y C RR. SEQ. .214
10ishs .As'dFire leo. 64 50shS B&ORS60af so. sc
100shs ST. NJ co. ..256 AFTER THE BOARD
30Oshs n CIR. SEQ. .2l4 5Oshs. b. so RR $50
70 ..2l4 % " 4" b60. .564
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With reference to the market for American rail
way securities, Mr.. E. f. Satterhwaite, of London,
reports follows:
The market for American securities has been
somewhat firmer and we note rather an increased
disposition to buy on the part of investors.
The following quotations are Is. Cd. to the del
lar
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Returns of the August earnings of most of the
leading railways in the country have been sent in,
and the public are enabled to compare the work of
this year and last. We subjon table showing the
contrast in clear light:
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VIOLATING ORDTNANcE.-Fire Inspector Boyd yes
terday made complaint against man named j.
Kegan, Of building a frame house within the city
limits; this being his second offence he was arrested
and fined $40 and costs.
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LREN.

ADMITTED TO PaAcrCE.-0n motion of Patrick
Mclaughlin, Esq, James Hyde was admitted to
practice Attorney in the Criminal Court of
Baltimore City.
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A letter from Hong Kong says that the Chinese
indemnity to England is to be three million two hun
dred thousand pounds, and to France ono million
two hundred thousand pounds. The English treatyis
said to be much more lengthy than the others, and
the delay in its receipt is attributed to this fact.
Another letter places the indemnity for the two
countries as high twenty millions sterling but
this is supposed to mean twenty-milliOn dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25
NO. IL.
DO Gate CITY Against the woriA
X z q x UK
Mattress Mandatory.
A. C.. ORR

now manufacturing Mattressts Of every de-
! scription, spiral Spring, Curlcd Lair, W Woolen ,
Felting Cotton, Moss, Birch, shuck, and Straw, Of
the best quality. Pillows and Bolsters Of aI
kinds. Also, Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
TO, and all articles manufactured or sold st my
ranted. challenge the production Of superior
work at ANY establiskment Of the kind in tn .
Western country. You are respectfully invited TO
call and examine specimens of my work. Ware
rooms, corner Of Fourth st. and Exchange.
have In operation newly invented and ex-
pensiye machinery, which enables me to manufsc-
ture better work, At more liberal rates, than in
ferior work otherwise Manufactured can be At
forded for. Material for Bedding, ETC., prepared
by machinery 10 more uniformly and perfectly
prepa red, and the work far Superior In quality.
w ii OLES SALE AND RET ALL.
March 10 ,5T-dly
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JOS. II. n. 1ERTRAM,
AEAL ESTATE AND INSUR ANCE

OFFICE, NO. 4, KILBOuRNE'S BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale SO beautiful Lots in d. w Xii.
bourne . Addition
From any of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view around theeity, isdeiightful.
They are all near or adjoining
KlLBOURNE PARK"
And no other Lots In the City can be desirable
for residences.
Block l76 In the oidlimits.
80 Feet On Main-st. between 9Th and 7th.
I Lot 1, Block ~, on Blondeau-st.
SO Feet IN Block 30I, on Main st. between 10th
nd 1lth
Is Fseton Main. st., commencing loo feetfrom
10Th street.
20 Feet on <th st., in Block Is, very desirsb bic
building rssidsnce.
Also, Lots in Edward kilbourne's New Addition.
A0TkRxs-Low, and very Easy Payments
Fer further particulars enquire At the above ofhce
ian26d
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP,

Ger. HANK 4 Ash sts., .......ke . INK
j. r. BEATTY L co.,
MANUFACTURERS Vi Steam Engine ~ N a
lyl chinery Of every description, Saw and urist
Mil Maohinery, Houss Fronts, Window Caps aud
Siils Balconies and vefandaAs. A general sssort-
ment Of castings aiwayson hand. 0rderssolieitsd
and promptly attsndedto.
Ksokuk, April 8, SID
IOWA STATE INSURANCE co.,
ov1IcE IN sAxPLE's NKw HuILDIke, 2HD STORY,
Second Street X sok ak, Iowa.
VINHIS Home Company takes Risks on the safer
i classes Of property, ON THEMUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, at rates ~ reasonable ~ those OF any
reiiable Company.
DIRECTORS.
C.H Perry, Ii. Tucker,
Geo. u. Smyth, s. Hamill,
Wm.F. Turner, d. A. Day,
II. b. W oodward, J.W Rankin.
E.H. Harrison, John McCune,
5. n. voorhies.
orFicERs:
G. II PERRY ,Prsst. 4. IL. HARRISON, Treas.
8. HAMILL, Vice Prest. w. W.F.TURNEk See.
janl3d3m
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Something New.

n. niChEl mas purchased that nne stock OF
y lOths, Gas d stme res q n a vesttngs,
fornerly ownedby J. ii. Waggener, and now has
them Tor sale in the store Of the AEw HAT COM
PANY.
lie has also employed one Of the best Cutters in
the country, and number Of Tailors, and is pre-
pared TO furnish Clothing to order, WARRANTED
TO SUN THE MOST FAsTipious.
lie has, also, of the finest stocks Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
ever oneredin this city, embracing every nsedfui
article down to pocke cork screw, all of which
he will sell at reduced prices for GASni
The undersigned hns long thought that some
things can be done well as Others, and therefore
invites all TO !" him cali.
dec i6d j. X. RICKFY.
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Slaughter Coal Co.

TONS OF COAL
AT 20 CENTS PER BU SHELL.
"E are constantly supplying the 1v@1 Aoe1
w quality Of CRATE and stove Coal breN1 ~ ~
this market. lti0nites easily burns brightFy4nd
generates mose ht thar any other article for SALE
excepting ncne. ln ehief economy and sxocllency
consists IN IL hasrin9 10 ssbes and lsesing no
cllnknr er cin&aS.
~ AeeAanicai purposes II positively thnot Be
snrps1ue1. - those using II will &4t6ots
oDas9s must be left on the book attheUlaee, over
Caller Co.'s Grocery Store, Sd Ut, ,Sst6pen Main
and Johrson, and they shall be promptly attended
Ito, NJ heretofore. l.. 6. DOBYNS,
March Sd Agent.
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FIRST cLAsi -, Shoes,
Hats and CspS, Dry Goods Tin
boxes, bales and trunks,j Drugs 75e. IL 100 fbs
in boxes and bales,} Fsathers,
Furs, Sc, DC.
SkcoxB CLAss.-DoDestie Sheet.1
ing, Shifting and Ticking Tin
originalbslss, } Drugs lin cssks) ,.
hardware, Leather, Liquor tin ooc. lvxRs.
casks, Vail Paper, Wost I'D
sheep Pelts, eastward, AenAc S
THIRD CLAas.-Anvils, Chains (in r
casks, Hemp, Bacon andP
sAlted tioOse or in sacks Paints Soc. y 100 Ms.
!dry and In ola Oils, texcept
Fou.s.ca4s. s &c 70, Fish, Ba.
con, Beef AID Kin casks or
boxes, east3S1sJ Lard and
Lard Oil, Naik. Soda Ash, Ger IN, .a,oon.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Eosin, " ~ -
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
Rosin Oil, Queensware, Sugar, 49,
lhhds. ,bbis aud bxs. y Ac, 4c. N
FLouR-75c u bbl., until iurt<ex notice.
GRAIS--35 cts. n I0Vlfk vn11A 1nr,her notiGe.
COTToN--s2 y bale, 1eoding 500 Tbs II
weight, until further nottSo N
In shipping Goods from any pint east Of Phila-
Pennsyirana Raaroaa.' All goods consigned to
the Agents Of this road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burgh, will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AdENTS-ciagk 4 Col, Chicago
rAcker Co.. Memphis. TennyP. q. 0'kiley 4
Ts o hsac.ss r. Bnsa.n asa H. Esais,ls w. S,ass
Go3 and Irx Ncss Stinnatii II. $. Piesce 4
E&Gg, ,zancsvllle,0., Lesch Co., No. 81 Kiiby-st
ston; Leesh q g., No. 2 Astor House. N. Y.
No. WillS11n-S.IE. r.; II. J. Sneeder, Philadel-
Pittsburgh II. II. HOUSTON, a
General Freight Agsat.
II. J. LoMBAERT, sup's, Altoona, Rssn.
Jan. l, '6s--diy