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SECOND RoARp.
TUESDAY, April l2-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, April l2-P. NJ.
Stocks were rather duh in the early transactions of
the day. and for time the market looked very much
Like taxing another downwsrd turn, but after Mchi-
gsn Central reached in the csls there fresh
impulse given TO the dealings aud for the remainder Of
the session the tone Of the market an improving
one, without much activity. The brisk movement of
yesterday, and the quick advance which folio ed
posed the position Of the short interest and gave the
operators for rise more confidence and courage while
attracted also moderate increase 10 outside orders.
70 loving this cones the movement in Michigan Cen
ira, which originates in Boston and scramble for
cash stock to make deyerssal OF these features Of
the market terding for the time TO give
the bulls decided advantage. The basis
Tor substantial and well sustained Arce in Railway
itocks hoseyer does po appear very sound or slrorg
ss yet and there ia bat little TO stimulate speculation
fr the rse except the sales Of the bears and the
SCARCITY of stock which follows, together with the
abundance Of money, which renders II very easy 10
control and carry stock. NewYork Central sold at
Isl in the early pat Of the day, and rather in.
active; bu, ster the adjournment it was slightly
better sgan, and in the afternoon was stesdy at
56i Pacific Mail declined to Sc, AID was offered
freely at large differences on sellers options, but
held the quotation through the day with tolers
bic stssdnes. 1t il now stated that the c.Se
between the Company and Commodors Vanderbilt,
which Is to be referred has not yet been sgreed upon
HE Northern Lea. sailed yesterday with about 200
PASSENGERS. TINS fact oOes not harmonic with the
ises Of an immediate settlement Of matters between
tse HAL Company and Mr.. Vanderbilt nor with
the reported Withdrawal Of Gsrrison's steamers.
Hudson River and Harlem Preferred were both a
traction lower at the First Board and the latter fell of
ssi the sftsrpOos, on report ths.ths Governors
hsns1rs would not be given to the bill which hs, just
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DIED,

,npYn On Monday nornips April II, ct bic residence
~ .pen,rd street James Aored, native Oh hhsA"'
.TcKIsoaAM-Lt Sheffield, Berkshire County, Mas the
pdsnos Of Der dsugp.T hf, Eliza bsoshsld on "ednes
DAY. April g. Mrs ssrsh Bochihshsa ssea - years. "O'D'
Of Chaiss and Geo. A. Buckingham oi thi' cry
.TrIrrIp this et., On Monday April II, Joseph Batter
second eloes, Of Thomas and Alice butsI eseo years.
month and days 80. z,.s
coOKon sunday April TO- In the 5oh year Of hs age Edward
nj, friends and those Of bis family and Of bis f.tber
Ireland are invited 1tsnd lis funeral from b" az
Ss,Ssnes No 81 Wet street. Wednesday tbs lSio
Inst. ct o'ciocf p. D - -. =,
Fs1sbes Dixon WIDOW Of the late hon Nathan r. DSoh'
sged 80 years 80, -, o
GsRRIn this city, Monday morning Apr H. A"olo" o.
Carr in the S0th year OF ms age
BARr-In th. city sgnos} April 10 Of consumption jas
uEITH-In this city, Of MONDAY morning. April H. Alice,
ofl daughter Of Thomas X. and hafy Ann hssth'
JoNIs-In Hoeoien Monday April H. Mary Ann, eldest
daughter Of ~ Jones' aged years and O months
1oaSsrONIp hi. cy On Sunday April 10 John Augustu.
Johnston only Of hsnfy A and Lucinda JOHNSTON aged
II yesu, s months and days
tos Rev }. ana sAran H. Lord aged Is years month
ard 9 days
ntrAD1t 0ero. Italy, on Wednesday, March o. where he
had rome or the 6es Of bis health IN the Sb Of bis
Ob.6sst Mead OF the firm Of Edwin Ralph Mead jr, Co.
Of this city.
NlcYARLANE-In th. city on Monday morning April II, Of
o,,s,tion Of be brain George Wsshn,ton Of John
Margaret hsoiArsne sssa IS Jesrs aud months
NUkRHY - In this ety. on Monday April IL, Cornelius
Murphy native Of County Antrim Ireland aged - years.
MOI tbs and days
OLPHINEIn Brooklyn, Mondsy morning, April ii, Willie
hsnry Of VIM Henry ana Emma Milford Ophine, aged
years. 2 months and 20 dAys-
PRIMaER-At Yonkers Monday, April II, after short
painful illness which abe bore with Christian forttude
ME- Elizabeth v. trimmer, aged ~ years and months
The funeral services at O'Clock, 18th Inst
R0Y-In this city, suddenly, Sunday April TO- George
EdwiD eldest Of Enos o. and Anna Roy aged years
moths and 10 dsyA
or LEGER-On mondAy. April H. At Stamford Conn, Capt
Daniel LegeI sged 81 yea for many yesrs shpmsste
out Of this port.
saERwoOD-In this city on Monday, April H. Mary wife
ON. u. Sherwood, aged IS years, month and days
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Arrived

L. o 81 steamship Ausust. MoodnJl Savanna o. honrs
rt - ps.s. ssml L. htehil son aotdsJ , . u,
Passed sts amer ,n0iAoois, bCund s.
stssnsES LeDaun b., Cook Liverpool h.on % md,e %
Cunsc Hsrcb lat 81 To- lon III A., p.s.ed sip Lucy
Ihoup.'p bouI ". April 81. IS 80 lon 3 a. passed bf
shp all.s Abde,T bogLo ~es;ssro- eth si 40 a. Ton D.
So passed steamship Wiser tBlem J. hence % LIST -
s,sAn.hp suLsrs Pos savannah, ndse ana pass % d
n CforWsI 4 Co On sGros, .. m. on fyingpsu sho.s
ts1a "a bern trk C-.A bound A. On TCesdsy mornss q
Stststip Cry bsifm0r- (Br. screwl Lech, LVefpec
March o. I4d.e AZ o pa. . J. q. Dale.
.rI C.To11r s-i4s O. RocEAndl Elens, Csrde1ss lit
it honey % hstesh ouIosn Las; sssslk
fIhJ VIII hoT 10 the Lower Bay PICKED 20 40. %
toIe. Of tne caro- Of the NesPoan us
Gu,tAye from PsieTn,.. lskcT- o. komvr sbosls -,
joseph Esh maze h0cneDe 81 Gays oracty . A.
s,,s uuiou ttsDcvl shB,e Shield. s. dsy, rd,e 20
D. Meyer Crossed the bal,s A ia a. ara AN seVsra
lsrte icrsrrgS and age eusnti. les n tsld lce- =,
Big Porisr PORT Prince March "a cof-e 70 y
Becker Gr.-y,s Wa days N. OF hs;tsrss with heavy
Nrstber -, 49,
sus.T &c TLo,. WeorsT Tee oar, Gar.. for hes ia
vrr I'D bnch .. April al "A s. on 10 - nEsAed sta'
Of Peace, steering ess,sfly.
scEI saI1ts. slrrls:w, Wilmington N. C.. days Ra7a
seer A. Dubo.q Neveorb salem Gays ballast, mater.
b Dr. Detroit W,., sO.,on In b. Asi bound 70 Aoasy
schr David Crockett Sc i'm BO,ton bal at ooane 70 Asty.
sebr Eaer.d Ps.soti hs~sein n 7 es'' n''a "0's'
scsT l. n C.rI Clark Il, t.ori Cara 2d,y in ballast to
ssi Eyra C.lt gsesl,s Ne. iiyI 'Psr' to p Stow
Arr. Tivano Low, Gloucester days. f.b 70 m...er.
Atlantic, Was, MaehAs 10 esya sps' . AA,hsS IA
s,sNr.r kbstro.s william. Provi5ene. nfse % oesL
stsner osesos, sa,n. sor~eh sna hy'1e nd's % !. d
RockreL ,,.
sALkD-stesu.tPC sns~b for Havana ard New OFis.aA
WIND b.
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Ry IelexraPh.

SANDY HOOK, Apd u NO IL ~src bound vessels II aEh;
rbe out.e bound vessels before rspore esoree zoe SGT
ksy. 70: sse Steamship Csesvb. ceaed t7e osr
a, o'elock, outward bsIne Wind D. vi light "eshsf
H,rborl yskfonyi with Of Inb~r asnofe L
n'l., S. of here -.
" es.her th1ct OF shore . 81.
BI6HLANDs April L. sundo~n A shp p.ssi,f tie hiEh
l.nS n toe ofths ebb bound n a,o, bark n the on
boupS II. Wind hshf from sE ~-<,oer hszy on soors:
CHARLESTON, April l2-Ttr L. . N steamship Cosan
b. Rerry arrived o'oloct tsb TEesdsyl nofrtne
NLW-olLEANs. APrl ll-An saips Ars~ saa S1ess''
Lad, from Liverpool
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORK.........
Cleared.

mhips-c,hswb. Blu loon, Havals Lvinsson Cfocae
ron 20 ei.orre's Creek Morley Baltimore Cron eel
Co Ctessptske Crog ell Portland n. g. Cromwell Co !
PERT. (Br IuosuI Lye~pooi T. Cunsrd kdinb1rsa, Cum
mir &c. Gis,so~, Crsg.
Bds.-M " s,hiugts l. Anderson, Ms,aaz,s Thos Oven
sop; Milton Pescot Boston, A Howe Judge HshaE.y,
L,pes,tef Cieufuegos Essuth So1s Aysnce (Norb Coz
oup, Gota.nburF, fupch Heiucke.
ScbtoI,r.-L r. Smith, Che.tTo. Wirlngton, J. Snfta
Co; 81 stsom.p Goodas. ternsndnai =. Mage. Weyer
Ph,ee pbis master; sss Witch, Eebeft sasooa God@in
Pei kss.. CaIt Nee Loudon Vsn Bruit sagtt sarinA
0sler WsshIn,ton. Telfsr Horn Wtb,, rullecse ss'
ys1l .h Duuhsm Don, D. b. Msea, Stetsoa Cbsrest'1
NeCIrsay Hot & Co. Ossego, Gard Windsor: s. Ande~s
PutuanI, MAseir gtop, 3. biossaal son
stsaueu EhT,be,h. hcLaugt IN, BsltLnorei DeaTHs,
Cope. Phl,seiphiA, J. Perkins.
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ooYrk, cALENDAR-TsIs pir

rx1rp STATES DISTRICT CoUKI'-No'' w. %
e,ssS. CoGRT-CrRcuIT.-Psrt i -, ,.., l i,s'
,.1 jes 1882 1855 lSs l.7 lR9 e. III. Sos liz i2s
Ita L. 80 10, IN I2s4 1885 i2g2 49, lSS iS,
"a, ISL. 1916 isle s7 iss iiS r.' az Isl IsS ia
is7 lsii, l4lS 1flt 49, Vs. i'0' '
Iss, sS: .a,1 c.oTsT~sprcIaL TtRs.-Nos. l49, Ill,
~ isi % Iss. I7 rs ia. us i's. y. ~
SefhK'o On C0SSoS PLEAs -Part Nos. 6gI, 90,
-. ess ss sss ssS 2,s gas s6 81 s7s s7 Ps5'
so. s7s go sss - sS sss' 49, S''' ''- o' 90 w.
81 k,scs CousTr CRcUIr COURT.-Nos. ~ IS, 49,
- 3: S. ST. So S. So 81, 81, g. g. &C. o. %; a. A
* BRooKLYS CIR CouRr'-NoS' ~ o. w. . ~ -
81, "a a. 90 81, 81 Sc, 81, g.
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The msrket was quiet and without m.terisl slters-
ton. The sses on the 18th comprised Illinois Central
shsres ct IS ds Michigan Central sinking fund So,
ex c.: New York Central shares closed at 1875;
Erie shares, 1912.
Piivste letters state that soms Gales Of Government
fves had been made 81 %, which is better Money
was rather more stringent. net by reason Of ssy H.
creased demand from commercial circles, bat by res
son Of the dquet occasoned by the state oc'ntinent-
al affairs and the new loans on the market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-13

Bloomington tIll correspondent Of The Chicago
Py' rays that tie de.y in the negotiations pensirg
for the settlement Of the difficulties impeding tse Chi
csgo Alton and St. Louis Railroad IVA, occssionsd
By the determination the part Of Gov. MAtteson cot
to give up the road until the bondhoders agree to p.y
off all i.s Western pde btedness; and that he hs. at
last accepted proposition upon this basis his own
claims TO be met after those Of the employees shall
have been paid
The sdvices by the City Of Bufao, in regard to our
secu,ites are that Illinois Central Free Land Bonds
were inquired for, other American railway securities
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Re,,ip,. Of P,oduce...APRrL q.

Rv < Ell, Railroad go bbs Flour $40 DO Eggs IS DO
seed 6S prga Proyons SIS do. Batter l5 90 Ashs 40
Hde, 40 rolls L. AtheI ~ 90 sides do 40 bsss Oats ~ 40
B1cEwbt,t so 90. Mai. &c pss. Lard, 50 bAe' Hemp 3d.
Wool -
pl. Porn 30 DO Ashes 3O0C bush Rye 81 ptrs Whisky
~ "a. Hnd.on RireyR Railroads. pkEa Flour
~ me Hidden RorsaG Jo' re ,rk eadn9 Ap-l p
l4l Cattle l67 Calves 30 SHEEP, live dogs dressed do
10 Mutton 10 ptg, Bacon, B1,ier do b,rf - a.
Es,s CsT do Paper bb Beet an do Pork 10 do poor
a. apple. gro Malt; 1900 90 Feed, 1879 do fots'e'
4s bales H.y g3t Marble do Slate SO sides Leather
q Esll.
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Passengers Arrived

\, ,.1n,Sip C,ty Of Bair-ors, from Lirpoot Madame
Mile and nons ID Gronderstt Caroline R,psoa MRS
usuu Mas Elizabeth Darrett. hs Wilson snh cnii. Miss
Eeopora SnTlog Christina srg Mrs Nef Mr., Fields
worth Barry. ady and nfsni ar Palmer snd sds M
Smith snd lady Hos T. Corynphan Dr. RAp John w eii
John Perrin Jsepn Haas Eus:av ID Jehu snita Carso-
pber suoers Juigen Achae Laurent Jesn Reoogy'eG
nel Can ppel Wm stssEe. O. chdrouels, jams Wtsou,
John Beckett Geo Brj, Robert Jonderna1n, Jonn Smith,
John Carl Thos Frobe Vm 4. Armsgns a-o Byron sod
two ,op. sycLey Fus Andrew Cake James 0t.bam John
c, mel Jobu Pts Chas Riley, hanGe, fTevoi AoireS
Ws.t lame
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prssest rurrpg ca, afford. And these facilities car
beet be farristsa by sliDe OF pro pels h proposed
to build elk boats Of 2,oOo tuns each, and which, in
addition to freight can, Il necessary, transport COM
forsbly and ohesp'y large number o. pssenssTs.
Should tie Pepsms Company decide not to establish
ttis line, We urd.rt.n that private individuals vii
subscribe The fsr amount Of stock needed.
The statements OF the PhiIsdslphs Bank. for tAs
past two weeks compare O. follows:
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-, .na b.,.ery fD-d eta Ear S.9, sGIv.n sts.ios
"a psT, P.1l.r.s Gsopsss esors, sns .;ssI.s ban
| @ssI S::s . ss;i1s :' S1 q
psndsd cs.h.rtps Weicord stealing piece OF rssias
s sa. oas E;SS ss AGA .s.S, Sod
i,9Ay Ssnns Il .nrseA Ho0ss..r .ts.n; rGes .s
.s:s::::. L'T R:s.a a,
tstsy. isdsGs., mouths Jacob and Susan Disse
Fec. boe. S:scS s.S,s. d.oi
80 nos.a I.sr.ns Pc enusry Donto BAIoafa month
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SHIPMENTS OF CANDLES TO CALIFORNIA.

To the Edno, of The N y. Trbuss.
SIR: The following figures may be Of come service
70 Ca oDiA sbppeu in aiding them to arrive at the probable
results Of their adventures IN the article above named
The total shipments In 1857 1915 packages during
nearly the whole Of year they sold in San Fsnso
At slippers TIE shipments fon the 10; Of January 20
the la Of November 1859 Ten outh. were 25 So pact.g-
e16 from the Let OF November 10 tbe lot Of AP 1859 ~ "a
packages The stock In San Francisco on the let oil March vas
los 90 paskssep mo,t Of witch is held by the comb.n,oo
The entire pion during the moths Of January FEB
ar, did Bch 700 packages tess than o PEI month";
bey are he'd a. 2e but no being made. Thst the
suit Of shipments wsy must be disastrous 10 obvious
every no viii take the trouble 20 examine tue figures
The writer thi. way be affected By the stisneBt
and calls abortion shOE how much recseu
Ihppng to the California market than any oher IN
the world
AIsR r. hLhOhANr'
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mARHER u.

tuesday April ~ ey To- ies
"IasL N Wed Js0s' n Hslstsd OF "lso3asu %
uspRIs-UALDROH-In Sterling, on Saturday Apni :. y
-, ssv samuel smith, Mr. Peter C. hSlrn eho MIS- susan
I.Irbirs Wsleron, bo;a Of Sterling, NJ T.
,.crsON-HoSEs-At dArlem OIL Thursday marsn y oy
a. AZ, T. q 0st David Jackson 70 b1' y0sSp H.
49, orly daughter Of Joseph Noses, esqp al oil mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-13

GrNyR.L REMAKKs-cr1de Turpentn- contis1.s 10 Leei
ock ,po u firmly usn:sfnrc prioe A. cur quotsio sPs
b.v. been dull quote eeclne nno- our
la. OF lc y sa he cosI stesdiy Comm honn
~, se,r rypx ,oxiy ard with sttve esaoa toi ne
pces hsv. sdvsooed toe sales yestessy r-aeeinf
iOIoo bis to k,rvs e. 81 IS Sle n dedyeres 81 a. @
tom y.rd nave beer sold el6s 20 deliveries eJ thi-f
~ the medium And 6ns there hss been more ,'vy.
.t,boa ,ny im provener priees We Dotce ne Of -
~, rev yus,p Ia very handsome Io =, IS y 81 d IE
-, h-r /, sry, quest for export and ve notice ss
ae bb, Winrston seected AZ 81 ~; so Dds 90 "
has korh County ohisfy " ssangton ana nesoefn- ~
80 Is g. sl. inei ana otder In yard -.
M.,,rt Ssrtor Stook IL thsr crcusr r-rsla
srIEIrs TvsPIxINE Sill continues 70 GONE iSfsha 'eI
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HbI.TUtE sLh.sAc
sup-Rses... 5:25 sst........ 65I Aoos-set, S:Z5n
WATER THIS plT.
Sandy Hooi3:5l Gov Island. 44ls Hell o,.e. ...e.2a
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MERCHANT.

narL,ts-C.KEFULLY REPoRTED FOR Tar ~ TRIsUsg.
TUESDAY, April y, 1859
AsHEs-Tbe demand 10 fair for Pearls IS 81 Pot,
lower; ,msl sales 81 s5 75
COFtON-The market /. steady under the steamers
ana M deDsne prevails sales Of 900 bales including LOO
IN tEanstu. We repeat former prizes:
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Domestic Goods

SHEETINGS, Bleached Goods, TickiAgs,
~ Stripes Canton Flannes, Dehims, Prints, &c. &c,
fully 20 per cent under usual prices Always on hand at
the KEYSTONE STORE.
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KEYSTONE STORE
Shawls! Ghawls !

LARGE assortment of Broehe, long and
IA square Shawls. Wooden long and square Shawls-
Just received and offered for sale at great reduction of
price, at the KEYSTONE STORE.
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Dress Goods Z

pLAIN and Printed Merinos, Plaids, De
al Lains, Paramettas and variety OF other Dress
Goods, now offered at 8 reduction, at the
s-.,e-t- "a, Is "A, e KEYSTONE STORE.
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Ladies Cleth cloaks !!

VARIOUS styles of Ladies Cloth Cloaks
Y all Of new and fashionable patterns, for sale
at the KEYSTONE STORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

A IWAYS on hand a large stock of Black
"A and Celored Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassmeres
Tweeds Sattinets, Sleeps Greyss Kentucky Jeans also
great variety OF yestings at the
.27TgTG-zEJ 3 Aha sIoNf sIoKh'
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MILLINERY Goods f!

pONNETS, Bonnet Velgets, Bonnet Silks,
1b Ribbons. Flowers, Plumes, Ruches &c. DC, whole
sale and retail, at the KEYSTONE STORE.
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carpetings and Oil cloths!

VARIOUS qualities of Ingram Carpets,
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths. and Cotton Druggetts
as usual much cheaper than elsewhere, at the ! =
KEYSTONE STORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-15

A Ii sizes, in coIorS, Black and White, of
IA these celebrated gloves viii always be found at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
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@ernhaMnftR, &c.

C CAUTlON.-AIl persons are hereby eau
~ TONED against purchasing note purporing to have
been signed by the subscriber dated about the 9Th
day OF Sept 1852 for forty dollars payable four months
after date, with interest, either to Philip Oswald or
Isaac Roskman, the same not signedby by
my authority, and shall not pay the same
Monroe Oct. 20. ;59. II - CLARK CUMMINS.
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susquc5auna CoIIegiats Snstitute,
'- T0UANDA, BRADFoRD CO., PA.


OTIVEp & nEAN u pr;na;;,I soc-. ~ e..
ian,,sgas and Wontai snt5 Nj . - ;t W ~
VIM II. DEAN a, r. Issociotd PrirSi15I profe,so.
oC Notban,a e. a,,5, SatS1,.ai e. G -. - = o'
PROT CHI ARIES p C0RTTPN Fonnty srncrir+o,dor+
- General Dire.,tor of Norn,oi Dcnartpont
Mrs ANN q KFTTOGG TreccrtrassF "r.
Miss ANNA NJ DIAN tssistont Precertross ...
Miss MARY r. ALIEN Teacher of VIrnI and Inetr,,
-.--..r - e -' mental Music Ts- - . I
Mr. CANFIELD DAYTON, Stcwar l.. -. .
The Wntel Term commences WEDNESDAY, NO.
FEMBER 81, and will continue ID weeks
TUITION PER TERM.
IpavsIe Invariably in advance or anabaIf ON ersLi
the school and one half at the middle NJ tho tar, f7
and CONTINGENCIES incIuded - ,'i
Primary per term ..- 40
Preparatory -. ......... 90
Higher lst year, per term 90
Higher lat and I'd year, per term. 90
Classical I'd and Sd year, per term 90
Colleglate per term. 10 90
y. b. PnpIs VIII be classed by the most advanced
branch they respectively pursue.
Pupils using scholarships are charged 81 per term for
fuel and contingents. l -...
x -, EXTRA EXPENSES ~ ,
French ............ 90
German ,, s 90
DraMtng - .-.a. 3 90
/ Board IN the Institute, per week, including fuel
and hight. .,,-,..........-........ 90
Washing, per Dozen :. ......... -. F38
The Calegate wear il divided intotbree terms of
weeks each The AnniyersaIy y exercises will b, hold al
the close of the Spring term .-.-
No deduction will be made for absence eyeeu+ IN cas-
of protracted Illness of over tvb WeeEs = -
InstrnuentaI Music win nor as beretosro 30 to,,,t T.;
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Family Groceries.

THERE will also be found at al! times, at
Il the KEYSTONE STORE. complete assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES, which we are offering for sale
at the following prices ...... .-... .~.-r-| .'
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TO 57ILS AADlISS.

NTlSS GRIFFIN & PARK, are opening to-day (Wed
wi nesday)a large and well selected assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS, consisting OF
Bonnets Head Dresses Feathers, Flowers and Ribbons
You invited call and observe their variety and rich
ness for yourselves, Oct 19, 1859
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Gents ShaWls /!

A FRESH arrival Of Gents ,ShaWls and
N Travelling Rugs, just reviewed at the
,aTgE. 2 ETfE -ar- KEYSTONE STORE.
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al par. -.-.. .-,----y- "a, .--.. r-o 10 .-.- -.--
CLCBUSo,-A "A discount Of twenty-five per cent from
the above prizes will be allowed to Clubs ordering four
more copies Of any or more 81 the above works
Thus : Four copies of Backwood of one Review, will
be sent to address for 50 four copies OF the four Re
views and Backwood for $50; aud SO on. y
Po4TAGEln all the principal Cities and Towns these
works Viii be delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When
by mail the Postage part Of the United States
will be but Twenty Four Cents year for Blackwood"
and but Fourteen Cents year for each Of the Reviews.
n. B.-The price IN Great Britain of the five Periodi
calls above named il S3I per annum. o. $50 f-.r
RemtanceS for any Of the above publications should
always be addressed. postpaid to the Publishers.
rr. 70 .7 LEONARD SCOTT * co. q
..a yf -r-..r No. "a Gold street, New York,
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SPECIAL COURT.-Notice is hereby Civ
~ en- that Special Court of Common Pleas will be
held at Towrnda for the County Of Bradford Monday
the 10th dav Of January 1850, at O'Clock. =. NJ al
which the. Hen R0BERTG WHITE will preside, for the
trial OF the following causes to wit:
No; 2j5 December term, ls50-Lyman Matson VS. Ira
and Richard Jennings Eectment
No. 26S, July term, 1856 Alanson B. Smith VS. SaInl
Kellum, ct. al. Eectment
No ll5, September term lS56--srael Smith vs.. Sam
ue hellum and Michael Thompson. Trespass.
And such other causes may be certified and ordered
upon the list for trial at that time. SgbpGnss made
tnrnable at O'Clock In the afternoon. ..
r. - - 10. - ALLEN NJ KEAN Prothonotary.
Prothonotarys Office, November lG 1859.
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FOUR-Bales Buffalo Robes for sale at the
l.. KEYSTONE STORE.
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Boots and shoes.

A. full assortment OF Ladies Caters Sewed Kid Boots,
Children's and Boys Boots equally cheap.
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mlsctilauRous.

o. x1. WooDRUFE-DENTEST.
DERMANENTEY located IN Towanda. -
l. Office 20. g. Brick Row, over H. W. NoHLEs' Store.
Entranee one door south of Tracy & Noores decl II
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
~ by given. That all persons indebted the estate OF
GEORGE SPALDlNG, late ofTuscarora township decd.
and all persons having claims against said estate Will
present them duly authenticated tOrFetfement an
c. j. LACEY,
November S, 1889 Executor.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-B b. 4 J. w.
~ Miller JGmesL- Gosslne tcho slTuived TIiiltarn
Gibson. In Court Of Common Pleas of Bradford County
No. Ia, September Term, 1867.
ALSOln the matter of the sale of real and personal
property OF IiGm Gibson, deceased. IL the Orphans
Court.
The undersigned, auditor, appointed by said Court
to dstribute nie in the above eases, hereby gives
tce that he will attend 10 the duties Of hs appointment
his effce in the Borough of Towanda, on SATURDAY
the 23d day Of fJANUARY 1860 at | O'Clock P. NJ. at
which time and place all persons interested requested
TO present Their claims else forever be debarred from
the said fund. - - - - q. u. M0NTANYE.
December III. .lSJ9. fF p. a= .+ a. Auditor.