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WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
" SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES
(CHAkTEkED BY THE STATE OfaAOkuAA@
CAPITAL PRIZk $50. 00oi
fEa TT(yN Efs Only $40.

NOTICE &c AhE PUBLIU.--As the members Of
our h-s have. By way of purchase. become the own
ess OF the grants chartered BY the states q Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri. and Part OF those in
Georgia, under the management Of Aessrs gregory
D M8ury, Of WilmipGsor, Delaware. We have deem
ed Il expeeiens &C Change the name 81 eur firm on
aud after January lsg. 1859, to that OF WOOD EDDY
4 TO, who will hereafter have the management OF
TIE Sparta Academy Lottery. and the oshess. an
above parnsd.
In Mi transactIops We have cndsayored to conduct
our business With integrity aud promptness, and
can assfe the public that the patronage hereto
fo bestowed on Ii well deserving OF being trans
iarred TO our successors. Very respectfully,
i SWAN 4 co.
Augusta. Georgia. Dec. Is. 1858.
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.. Managers. Successors to
8 SWAN co.
The following Schema will be drawn By WOOD,
EDDY CO., Msneg gers Of the Sparta Academy Lot
tory In each of their Single Number Lotteries for
February, Iesp at AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, ander
the SUPERINTENDENT of Commissioners.
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 5 1859
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February IL. 1889
GLASS draws OF SATURDAY, February 10, 1859
CLASS draws on SATURDAY, February Is. 1869
ON THE PLAN OFSLNGLE NU.KBER&
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIdHTY-FIVE PRIEST
Nearly one Prize 20 eoery Nlne TicsessI
LAaNIElCENT SCUEMEl
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS RANK,

MEEUEANTS' AND MECHANICS RANkl
WHEELING. Jan 25th, 1889
His Ex sellency HESRr WISE Governor, &c:
sir-I have the honor OF enclosing herewith Jan
gary statement of tn. condition of this Bank and
Branches; ALEC. monthly statement for the quarter
ending iha LIST instant, together with comparative
abatement for January, 1858.
lam, &C, Your obedept servant,
Z CRANGLE. President
.SusSeNt Of the Condition If the Merchants and Ma
e,dnics' Bank If Hqeeiing. including The Branches
ii HsrR1at rwa and Point Pleasant on the DAY
QfJanIury, 1855, and Let day Of January, 1859:
LIABILITIES: 1873
Capital stock. 1si ai1 60
Noes 10 Circulation, li5i 4ei M
Dsposites aud Certificates, 23IIo} o.
Due 70 Banks and Bankers 40 2ol OF
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THE BANK OF THE OLD DOMINTOS.
nIRNaEnaIL Va La IL ontl, l..

Hon HENaY A ~ I5E, Governor OF Virginia:
Sfg:-i suClCse ke EVIL h comps. atiye sIeIa-?t
of the condition tuis Bapk on LIST January, 1883
and LIST January 1879
Very resPt ctfuily
Your obeGient servant
JAS MCKENZIE Cashier
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TREAT iNDUOEMENTe are now be


GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now pc
" ing offered At JACOB A LEvY's; ID MAP H., ~ 4
20 those wAe wish to purchase Dry eoocs ~ "a
now se!ffsE 20 his customers excellent eoN hrd
Bleaoheh Cotton yard wide. AZ Ing cents per -.
actually worth chilling kassis ~ IN
piece between 70 and II yards in each piece;
Elastic Belts at locspes, excellent hite eh.s
at TN cents worth Is cents; and thou sanas u
DRY aoods sold At the same low rates Ign ws "a
that Levy " ceiling the best bargains "A Dty i
and thai he always keeps on hard large sna
selected stock. II you hsve any HousgAsetethn as
Goods CT Dress Goods 70 purchase, rememusr .;os toe
your will certainly be suited at the above ~
ed place. z-----: 49,
WHITE and Colored Tsriatans. "nlte
w silk Laces; White Ribbons with pes,, eJSes
White Kid Gloves swiss and Campf'9 Mua am.
Craper: Swiss ard Cambria Edges ane "a. VI q
Oorseis; art many other goods, to % icsIT
sNas 'acfiice'o VI e,i Broad street.
'VHE greatest chance yet tor bargains.
COLDS NIT intends for one month only 10 oiie :
his ssoek a. unprec edented low prices. 20 NIKE
roosr For spring purchases. Ii you want W puI
Caods ard save Aft, per cent. go to
'9 70 a. ""d saw i GoLD3MiT'S, 800 Broad st.
DLEACHED COTrONS at 10 and IL IL
u eents. wcrth IS cents; Irish Linens at ~ cts.
rth 62I cts end other goods ca laliy o. cheap At
ia3l aOLOShlf'S, 2ei broau 81.
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YIpnrrtA M.E1nn Corrrr tn wit

VIRGINIA, MARION County TO wit
t1os f. Conway, Cashier OF the Fairmcnt rsank
this day per 5on6ly appeared before the Cnderslgn.
ed N0tsry Pubic in and f,r sad county and
nsds oath that tHe foregoing statement Is true
sad correct 10 the best or bis knoged &c and belief
sen pudsr my haad tins tn day Of January,
isg A uAYDEN n y
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statements rendered BY the 'Beanches according to
the best Of his knovl dee aud belief
WV B ouARRTsR. Notary Public.
BANK OF aEKk ELEY IN vIEaINIA,}
MARftseBrRd. January 18th, 1852
II 4 WISE. E.q, Governor Of virginia:
Dear bril- herewith transmit to you, according
Berkeley. in virginia on the sss December. 1888.
Very fe'rc' s6skia dGHs; Cashier.
Statement Of he Condition Of ne Bink Of Berkeley
Il, Virginia, December 81, 1858.
state and Guaranteed Bonds. slooooo 90
Premium paid en- same. b.oe0 90
Inland Bills Of Exchange. $3.50 %
Bills Receivable, 1873 w
Due By other Hanks. 1881 IS
Notes OF other Banks. 80 10
speste. 2osSo o.
sals.9Is %
Capital Stock paid In, 800 600 co
Notes in circulation. 81 5s5 "a
Due 10 ether Banks. 522 2S
dividend. payable 7th Jan, 1889. $50 90
Surpins. sns q
Deposites. SsS fU2 60
s2s.sl6 20
We believe the foregoirg statement to be correct
JOHN BLAIR HOGE,)
JN0 " STEWART, directors.
JAS RIDDLE.
VIRGINIA. Berkeley County, to wit:
ID Burkhart Cashier OF the Bank OF Berkeley, in
Virgios personally appeared bFfore me. the IN
oath that the foregoing ststemsnt Of the condition
Of said Bank is true 70 tho best Of his knowledge
| 1859 WM d BuhKHART. n Z.
IA RMu,T BANK. |
| FAIRMoyT. Jsn'y H. 1859
| Hon HENRY A WISE. Governor of Virginia:
enclose in conformity to the law, statement
showing the condition of this Bank on the evening
| Of the 3ist Of December. Is s.
Ihos ! CJNAWAY. Cashier.
Statement sho,Oaag the Condition Of The Fairmont
| Bank, January Isl, 1853.
cs,,,s, Stock 1852 co
CircuIation 1928 Il
| Contingent Fund 80 !
| DividenLs unclaimed 90
| Dne to rarks 5s4S 81
| Due 10 Depostors T+3 81
sl397sq 81
| CITY OF Wheeling guaranteed 'onds 5000 90
Heal estates ana Banking House 23S "a
| stock # this Bank $50 20
rsonai Prop rsy ~ 81
| Bills Receivable 39,7so %
| D. mes;i; 81 l. 1881 81
| Due from Banks ql6 rs
! srecie-adI I2.22l 81
Sver a93 81,
Notes Of virginia Banks ISIS ~
n ctes of Banks cut u the State 95; o
Sl3978s ~
A Dividend Of FIVE per cent has been declared out
of the ContiL gent Fund payable Oh the 18th inst
We, the undersigned Directors Of tho Fairmont
Baak have examiu' the above report and Col. nv
thai we baiieve the same to be correct
tt, WATSON.
N W HAY HGND,
ISs AZ HOLMAN,
: BARNS
h FLEMING.
VIRGINIA. MARION CoUSrY. TO wit:
t1os f. Conway c .shirr of the rairmcnt sank
this day per sonaly appeared before the undersIgn.
ed Notary Pubic in and f,r said county, and
nisds oath that the foregoing statement Is rue
sad correct TO the best or his knowledge and belief
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r. ~ ussEysn NOTICE On and
~ - gafter Wednesday, the Sth
instant, regular Daily Passenger train win be run
on the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad according
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BANK IF Oh GLEsT0N,

TIE undersigned. Directors of the Bank of
Charleston have examined the above statement
and believe il to be correct.
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I0N BBLs. CUMMON WHIsKEY
NV 25 bbls Old Bourbon do, very superior
$50 BIB G Sugar
10 hhds q sugar. fair to choice
50 boxes AdsmaGtin0 Candles various brapis
10 bids bright new Sides
10 hhdi do do Shoulders
10 tierces Cincinnati Lard
Sc. coo Segars assorted
IS bbls o Molasses new crop
100 Rags Rio Coffee
50 bags prirne Lasuayra Coffee
Together With full assortment Of Brandies Wines
Gin. Snuff Cordage. WOODWARD. &c. &c. i'll store and
TO arrive, for sale By
ia 10 POTT5 FARLEY A 90
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TREAT REDUCYION IN ED

" building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality. 3 so; Do, second
quality, 3 90; Fashionable Silk Hats, 80
zine Calfskin sewed Boots, 80 Congress Cater
Boots %; Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. Is. 80
j. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial
Caifskin Sewed BOOTS which no will sell at the un-
precsdented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
4 HALE &C Cd W "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-01

WE are receiging per Jamestown
W Fancy Prints, medium grades
He'd, Wkite end Yellow Flannols
Mchsir Mixtures and Debages
F0n1ee Hdkfs, Corset Jeans
Ruhlnaccis Sublime Servings
marahal'8 snc Stuert's Patent Threads
Kentucky Jeans inednm sDd super
Heavy Plaid hinseys
Shetland Wool Shawls
Rithlmsny ether new and cheap Goods, for sa!si
de KENT, PAINE Il co
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Comparative Statement IF the Condition n the Bank
Of The oil Dominion, ard its Branch at IL ari,bur0
December 2lst, 1887, and Dec,Btber $751; 1885
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s,ss5 prizes. amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; HsIves IS; Quarters So ~.
RE Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will bs sent TO any one desirous OF receiving It.
Certificates packages VIII be soid st the following
rstas which is the risk:
Certihca.e OF narksco of 10 whole tickets. $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-01

UBBE r BETTING. just received
=. from the Boston Rubber Company, fall as
sortment Of Betting. and Plain and MIXED Packing
at Manufacturers prices. Also. on hand supply
of Italian Packing.
OLARKsoN. ANDgRso 4 co,
d. ~ No ln6 Main It.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18


FREDERICK FINALE SEMINARY.-The Ex-
animation of the pupils at this Institution of
learning took place on Wednesday, 10th inst;
the Musical Soiree was given in the evening;
and on the following day, the Commencement
Exercises were had. The musical Soree, in
tended to show the proficiency of the Schol-
ars themselves, and which consisted Of their
performances exclusively, mat be taken as
part and parcel of the Examination, and was
sminently creditable to the young amateurs.
Original compositions and essays we're read
BY the Senior and Junior Glasses in the COL
legiate Department, all of which were fresh
and spirited and elected much commenda-
ton. The Senior, or Graduating Class read
their essays on Thursday morning in pres
e,se of an interested audience which com.
pletely filled the spacious hall of the new
College bailding. The "Valedictory," by
Miss Charlotte l.. Mamsburg, was delivered
with good effect, and was much applauded
for its merits. The commencement exercises
closed on Thursday night, by comforting Di-
plomas and Collegiate honors on the gradu-
ates, the reading of the Report of the Trus-
tees, and tho Report of the Examiners. We
conclude this brief notice, by inviting the at
tention of parents and guardians, particular
ly in the Southern States, to the character of
the Frederick Female Seminary and its high
claims to patronage. The learned President,
III. Winchester, Esq, will forward catalogues
70 al who may desire them. Fired E<.
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Sands Sarsaparilla,
REMEMBER THIS IS

THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ARTICLE.
Acknowtedged 10 be the best Sarsoparifia made
This unrvaled preparation has performed
some of the most astonishing cures that are G.
corded in the history OF Medicine. The rapid
ity with which tho patients RECEIVERS
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
under its influence is surprising. Eact new
case in which 1t is applied furnishes in the re-
suit a new certificate of its efficacy and excel
lence; and we have only to point TO the accu-
mulated testimony Of multitudes who have ex-
perienced its beneficial effects, to convince the
mos, incrednlous Of its value Do not forget
to ask for Sands Sarsaparilla.
Prepared and sold by A. B. and D. SANDS,
Druggists. 100 Fulton Street, New York
For sale by HEALEY and SHRIyER, Drug
gists Cumberland, Md.
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Holtoray's PiHs.-If we would destroy a
poison Gus plant, we attack the roots, not the
leaves and blossoms. He operation of Holl-
oway's Pills proceeds upon the same principle.
The cadaverous complexion, sunken eye, and
STOPPING frame, are simply indica tions that
the internal organs are BOT doing their duty.
If the skin is sufused with bile, and the breath
offensive, there are obstr uctons in the liver.
If the food, after eating seems to lie like lead
at the pit of the stomach, and is turned into
foul gases instead of wholesome pabulum the
organs of digestion are diseased. Upon these
distempered viscers the Pills act as a powerful
Alternative They purge mildly, and at the
same time regulate and purify the secretions
and the blood. Need we say that the inevita-
bic consequences is a thorough eurss
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OXYGENATED BITTERS.

Il Quory. Why will you suffer? Dyspepsia
is brief but comprehensive term for the nu-
merous diseases which affect the stomach, liver
and in fact the whole human system. Until Dr..
dis covered the Oxygenated Bitters medical Sci
ence was at fault and had exhausted itself IN
'raitless effort TO cure this disease. The Dys-
peptic need suffer no longer with disease that
Is always painful, aud frequently fatal afllic-
ton.
This unique and peculiar compound will as
certainly cure the disease MS the disease exists
Had it not this power such testimony as fol-
lows would not be given in its favor;
VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF
THE ORIGINATED BlrTERS.
We call the attention OF the reader to the fol-
owing letter from President Smith, Of Wesley
an University:
MiDDLETows, Conn., Feb. %, 1860.
SETH W. FowLE Il co.. Gentlemen, first
made use of the OxYaENATEp BITrEns some sew
en- or eight years since. Having suffered for
twenty years from a form OF DYSPEPSIA, which
was attended with Il nervous headache,on an u "
erage OF not less than one day in week, was
induced by the unprelenln5 recommendation
was received to discontinue the use"
The use of one warranted further trial, to
the extent of some three or four, with a careful
observance Of the accompanying directions.
The result was, an almost entire relief from /. 3
usual dyspeptc symptoms and their depressing
painful consequences. | believe these bitters
produced an entire change in tho habits OF my
system and upon the active energies of The
digestive organs. ! now deem my self as ex
empt from Dyspepsia as most persons. These
bit,ers have also been Of service to otEermeIn-
bers. of my family.
Very respectfully yours,
AUGUSTUS w. SMITH
Prepared by s. W. FOWLE Il Co., Bosrcs
and for sale by.
J. B IL. CAMPBELL and lIEALEY & SIlRl
YER, Cumberland.
| DR.. HENRY G SrEWARD, Frostburg
| HENRY WILSON, Wrsteruport.
| And by dealers everywhere.
Aug. Is, l959-4t
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the consumption in manufacturers was OBJ
tanned originally from the books of the man
ufacturcrs themselves, and the amount ex-
ported has been accertained by reference to
the reports and books of the transportation
companies. We can see no reason, therefore
for doubling our figures, particularly as the
only estimate given which is not based on ac-
tual returns is more likly to be over than I'M
der the mark.
There is another item which might be adj
ded-the consumption of camel coal for man
ufacture Of oil but as we have no data to go
upon, we have thought it safest to omit it
altogether"
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CUMBERLAND
Female Seminary.


THE next scholastic year of this Insti-
tuition, will commence on the lst day Of
september next
The number of scholars is limited TO forty ;
and they have the advantage of the instruction
OF three most proficient teachers, the whole I'M
der the charge of Miss o. d. hanson AS Priu-
cipal.
Parents DESTROYS Of entering their daughters
for the next year. are requested 10 do so wiIhou,
delay as there is but limited number want
ed to Gil the school. Places will be assigned
to parties, in the order Of their appl cation.
This institution has been In operation one
year. During that period the unders gn'd, in
their capacity as Trustees, have visited the
school from time to time, at short intervals, and
mt the close of the Academic year, carefully ex
amined into the advance tnd Improvement
made by the pupils; and with great pleasure
they benr testimony to the very satisfactory re-
suit of their examinations. We therefore con-
fdcntly recommend TO the public, this Semi
nary rs n most excellent institution for the cd
ucation of their daughters ard we hre happy
in being able to say TO our iellow-citizcns, til I
we have now established, at home, n school, in
which n good, substantial and useful female
education can be obtained.
The character and manners of the Ladies en-
jagged in the school, is such as to. produce re-
fning effect upon the manners and thoughts Of
the pupils under their charge. Those who de-
sire 10 obtain places for their daughters, W IL
make application TO one Of the Undersigned.
All applications for places TO be for the eutrc
academic year.
GEORGE A. PEARRE Pres't.
J. Il. II. CAMPBELL,
n. G. READ,
II. D. JOHNSON, Trustees.
JAMES ". JONES,
GEORGE LYNN,
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FREDERICK

TtEDTNICN NII WL
The Scholastic caerrises offhis In
aitusion wHi BE- resumed on Nonday, the
on of September ne,rf.
The Faculty and Teachers and general mr..
engagements Of the Seminary, will remain the
same in all respects as last year, and it shall be
our unccasing eudeavor to continue to merit
the favor and patronage Of the public.
For Board and Taition, Including
FURNISHED Rooms, Lights. Fuel, WusA-
ing, ETC., 5000 per Scholastic gear;
payable ha!f-yearly IN advance.
For Circulars and other particulars.
apply at this office, or address
II. WINCHESTER,
Aug. 1e, lS59-ly President.
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msy- c A UTIo Nc

TO all ,cAom il may Concern.
Having proved Priority of Invention je r,r,
The Patent Office Of the United States, over thu
sO-called .Charles r. Lovelcss' Sey Decorating
Gas B'"aer," on which proofa ratcntwas gran
ted me by the United Suites, bearing da 10 this
10th dey Of October, 1853, This is to caution
nH persona agtiast making, rendirg or .,siHg tbs
same. as all who so do, " i'll be held responsible
for damages, as by the United States Patent
Laws madc and provided, for such infringe
ments ofmy Rights, and those holding under
me.
Also aglinstt;e making, using or yendir 2 10
any parties, The soc called ''JoInton's Dona,.tic
Sclf Generating Cos burners" as the same IL
IN infringement of my Patents, bearing date
26th, A. d. 1858.
ALoNz0 81. MACE,
May II. lS59-ly, Springfield. Mass.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18

sEy We have a lot of old newspapers, suit
able for wrapping up goods, for sale, at %
cts, per hundred.
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Gifts Rare and Beautiful

tl III II1 10 4 GdhIl 4 BOOK.
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 500 Spring Garden Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ILis establishmcnt is conducted on u scale vi
unsurpassed magniiccnce and liberality, Go
thousands can testify, and universally &C.
knowlcdged to be the most Illegal and pune
tua gift enterprise in the United States.
COPIES ofmy New and Classified Catalogue
" ofBooks may be had by calling on JOHN
j. MAUPIN, who is the regular establiehed
4 gent for this place an vicinity, Ist,-.es Oh
whom all persons order books and receive
prompt returns Of Books and Gifts.
My Catalogue, pam?ll let Of IS largo pages,
contains full list of Histories, Biographies.
Travels Adventures, Stories, Anecdotes, Tales,
Narratives, Romancos, Sports and fEstimes.
Also, Religious, Biblical, Theological, CLASH
cal, Philosophical Geographical, Botonioal and
\ grcultural Works, Dictionaries, Lexicons.
Albums, Annuals and Presentation Books, BIZ
b!eS, Hymn and Prayer Books. in every style
}, binding, Together with ali tie Newest W ofks
Of the day, all of which are handsomely bound
and guaran tee perfect in every respect.
The schedule of Gifts l present, las will be
seen by reference to my Cntulogue,) is the most
extensive, as II is also the most superior, Gle
gaut and magnificent ever offered by any rim
liar establishment in the Union--one Of which
Gifts will accompany each book ut tho time Ct
sale.
%3~A Fine Gold Watch accompanies every
order of 100 BOOKS ordered al one time from
nay Catalogue.
TESTIMONIALS.
As nm evidence Of the truth of what has been
asserted, l append the names of few gentle
men of high standing, whose yeracitJ eGnnotbc
questioned, who have purchased or ordered
books from me and received Gold Watches.
namely WIN. Zimmerman, Esq, Middleton
Pa; John d. skiles, Wholesale Grocer, Ian
easter, Pa; Hon. G; G. Walker, Representa-
two from Somerset Co., in the Ponnsylvonia
Legislature; Walter q. Exams, Notary Public,
Lancaster city, Pa; Jacob Martin, Esq Roch-
ester X y; Hiram Fisk, Esq, Cleveland, o.,
Mr.. George LenhaTt, llarr: sburg, Pa; Mr.. j. l..
Fears, Eear Greek, Henry Co.; Georgia; Mr.. T.
Smcad, Bedford, Pa: and Julia Crosby, Q2I
Lawrence at, Philadelphia, who received
splendid SIX Dress Pattern, worth SIS.
d W. CLARK,
No. 500 Spring Garden ST., PhiIa Pa.
.a3-A gents Wanted in every Town and VIZ
lage in the United States in which no regular
agent has yet been established. My terms -
Agents such to afford them a Nicrsl re
neration for their trouble. Full particulars
may be hadby addressing me ms above. Gaia.
logucs sent FREQ to airy address.
Nav 70, lS5g-Gm.
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Mining Intelligence.
RenNrf OF Coal TRANSFORMATION

During the week ending Saturday, Aug. 18th
1859.
Shipped oUer he Cumberland and pcnneytrania
Railroad for same period
R.R Canal. Week Year
Amer. &C. 1896 2lQ2.0s 2s97l4 81 s09.O7
Q. E. Detmold, 450.0S GLIB l092.0l 2I,O76 Is
Frost. G. Q. l69.03 l4O5 II l574.0O 2S66S.ll
Borden NJ. Co. ts60s 2s24l 3llO.l9 55,2l2l9
Swanton Co. 1910 ll2le 2,l0Sl0
Piedmont Co. G32.ll
Allegany NJ. @. l00.le
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is very dull for Coal, both for shipment and
local wants. The rates are unchanged, and
we quote Anthracite at i,50 to per ton,
from the yards, Cumberland at $500 for
lump, S3,25for fine, $3.50 per ton for run of
mine, delivered On shipboard at Locust Point.
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ID | h d..

On the 18th Inst, Fanny Nio,a infant
daughter of Adam and J. NJ. KalOaugh aged
2 months and Is days.
At Little Crossings in this County, on the
18th inst, infant daughter of l.. & p Shult2,
aged one month and days.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18

Gs3~ -Four miners named Neal Sheyln, Jo-
seph Andrews, VIM Lee and John Malone,
were seriously but not fatally injured last
week by mining accidents, at different COLI
eiies in Schuylkil County, Pa.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-18
l.7OO.O5 7,os7.Os s,7s7.Is le6, eO9.I4

CoAL.-Duty-From all the British Pro-
vinces, n. A., free; From any other foreign
country, "a Is cent
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Total
64,367,632

Which. reduced to tons, gives us grand total
of2,o64 .594 tons. We believe that this is a fair
approximation to the actual fgures-as close an
approximation as it is possible to get. As the
Register says, the total is large one from
any point OF view, and there is nothing to be
gained by either magnifying or underrai. .rg
it. We have giving nothing upon conjecture.
the domestic consumption Of the city we
have obtained from well authenticated returns