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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
z T THOMPSON,

z. j. THOMPSON, !,
CARRIAGE & WAGON MAkEB AZ
PAIRER, Coudersport, Potter Co., To-.
this method of informing the pun, ~
lie in general that he is prepared - -
10 do all work in bis line with pi0u!.
in workman-like manner, ana up.
most accommodating terms. fSyI@ -,
Repairing invariably required on tlnnrl acnl n
the work. rA- All kinds OF fFV,; F'r;
taken oa account Of work
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
GROCERIES,

4 better stock in this lire cannot be fcund
in the connty, if ss good and will be sold
extremely low.
Best quality of Brown Sqga. 10 cents, all
ether kinds at small profit.
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GREAT REDUCTION
ON GOODS FOR CASH AT
E. X. Spencer's.

making the sacrifice to c!oge cat ny stock
this line the present winter.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

FFNHE Proprietor OF the above establishment
l. having just rsturncd from New York with
Il large and splendid stock Of
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

PAYS for Tuition in Single and Doubl, D.
Book Keeping, Writing, Commercial Ard.
tic and Lectures.
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ST.,
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RIPF:
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCOTIAY.

ST.. JOINS. \. F., March S.-The steam
ship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool on the
22d ult., put in here, short Of coal yester
day afternoon. She brings twenty passen.
gers and English dates Of the 23d, via
\ Queenstown.
The North American arrived out On the
Goth.
The ship Luna, from Havre, bound to
New Orleans was wrecked on the French
coast, near Cherbourg, and proved a total
loss. She had SO passengers, who together
with her crew, numbered lO7 persons; only
two OF whom were saved. No names have
been obtained.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. D'Israel' 5
motion that the French commercial treaty
should be considered in advance Of the Coy.
eminent budget, created 4 warm debate and
the ministry triumphed BY 4 vote 81 293,
against 230, being majority Of b3 in favor
Of the Government This vote is considered
i partial guaranty that the French treaty
will be ratified.
Lord Lucan's motion against reducing
the tariff and creating IN income tax was IN
der discussion.
1t was reported that the French Govern
ment would agree to a modification in slip
uations Of the pending treaty regarding the
importation Of English coal.
French ministerial circulars had been is
sued demanding from the Catholic clergy
obedience TO all the Imperial laws On the
Romish question now pending.
The Paris Bourse bad advanced, closing
firm mt GSf.
1t is reported that Russia and Prussia
have agreed to oint proposition for a con
ference Of the five Great European powers.
Hanover has consented 70 submit the
question Of her State Dues to Il general con
ference
A Hong Kong letter Of recent date says
that tie claims III American citizens for los
ses at Canton in 1856, are in far may for
Liquidation A dividend il to be paid
forthwith and the remainder i guaranteed.
CoNMERcItL.-LIyERPoo ColroN MARKET
The market Tor three days ending Tuesday closed
very quiet Fair and midd'ing qualities were
steady and unchanged, but inferior qualities were
easier, although quotations had undergone ne ap-
probable change.
The breadstuii5 market closed firm, but wheat
had nm upward tendency.
The provision market closed quiet and general
" unchanged.
Consols for money 9l}@945: fer account gag
@95
DIMENSIONS, Feb. 23.-The Liverpool cotton
market On Wednesday, closed dull, with estimated
sales Of 5000 bales, including about 500 t.
spectators and exporters. Other markets IN
changed.
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III COMMON COUNCIL.

At meeting of the members elect to the Com
mon Council Of Alexandria, held March 9Th, sou,
there were present,
From the Iii Ward.-WclIs a. Harper, Edgar
Suowden, jr.
From the 2nd Ward.-C W Alexander Cleo.
7. Wilmington, a. w. Eastiack, jane :. Hal
lowell.
From the Ord Ward.--H. .. Dorsey. YIN. \.
Boothe. A. Jameson, J. IL. McVeigh.
From the It'll Ward.-F. ". Ashby. i. W. Atkin-
kinson, W. d. Massey, John B. Smoot
On motion Of Mr.. McVeigh, ". d. Massey, esq,
was unanimously elected President
t. NJ. Mccormick and James Dempsey were put
in nomination for Clerk, and upon ballotng, Jas.
Dempsey was duly elected.
On halotting Tor Messenger, JAS Y. Goods was
duly elected.
A message vas sent - the Board 1t Aldermen.
inviting the Board 10 this Chamber t. witness the
installation Of the Mayor
Vim. y. Price, esq, Mayor elect appeared before
the two Boards, when the oath Of Office was admin
istered By II. l, Simpson, ESD, Justice q The
Peace.
On motion i Mr.. Eavtlack, the joint rules ot
order 1T the last Council adopted for the
present.
The President announced the following Stand
ing Committees:
Finance and Salares-M essrs John B. Smoot,
and Wells A. Harper.
Public Property Messrs Eastlaek and Man
kell.
Light-Messrs Hallowel and Boothe.
General Laws-Messrs. McVegh and Snowden.
Claims.-Messrs. Ashby and Mckenzie.
The Poor essrs. Atkinson and Harper.
Public Schools-llessrs. McVeigh and Dorsey.
Streets.-Messrs. Alexander and Jameson.
Fire Department. es,rs. Wilmington and
Ashby.
On motion Of Mr. Dorsey, il Was
Resolved, That At the last regular meeting q
tie present month, the City Council will proceed
to the election Of City Officers
| On motion IF Mr. Eastlack, il
Resolved, That a select Committee Of two mem
bers from each Board, be appointed . report joint
rules Of the City Council
! Messrs Eastack and McYegh were appointed
sail Committee on the part Of this Board.
I On motion Of Mr.. Dorsey. ii was
4 Resolved, That the Committee On Finance bc,
and they are hereby instructed 70 report bill TX
| ing the Salaries Of the Officers Of the Corporation
TO be elected BY the City Council.
Mr.. Smoot offered the following resolution:
4 Resolved, That permission he given to b. +.
Price to erect frame building on The east side u
I Water street, between Duke and Wolfe streets.
1 Referred to Committee Oh Streets
On motion Of Mr. EastIark, il
Resolved Thar the Committee on Finance be
instructed to ascertain what amount d Corpora
ton Stock is held by citizens ~ Alexandra, AMI
report to the City Council.
On motion OF Mr.. Wilmington, i was
Resolved, That all papers referred ~ the last
| Council he withdrawn and referred t. the presen;
I Committee
message was received from the Board of Al
dcrmen, that they had passed the following reSo
I luton:
Resolved. That the President appoint Two mem.
bers Of this Board, 70 act in connection with tws
~
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Denver CITY Overland Expresa.

LEAyENwoRlu, March 8.-The Overland
Express, with Denver dates % the first inst,
arrived to-day The messenger reports fine
weather and good roads The Express
brought $1,000 il gold dust On consignment.
New valuable quartz leads had been dis
covered fourteen miles from Denver, which
promise to exceed il richness anything be.
fore known.
Quartz mining was being carried "a with
good success The Guunel lead i reported
Is yielding 5000 10 500 to the cord II rock,
taken from depth u 50 feet. The Rocky
Mountain News urges the establishment u
Post Offices and mail routes Il accommodate
the fast increasing population Of the mining
region.
Nothing later has been received from Salt
Lake. twas rumored at Fort hearney that
the troops 1t that point would be ordered t.
chastise the Indians for dcpredatlons recent
II committed.
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Jersey Opposition,

Trenton, March S.--The Opposition
State Convention, which met here to-day
was well attended.
Judge Porter, Of Camden was elected
President.
The resolutions adopted were strongly re
publican" in doctrine, They are against
the administration II Mr. Buchanan; against
slave code in favor Of protective tariff;
and in favor of the homestead.
Twenty eight delegates 70 the Chicago
Convention were appointed, but not instruct
ed
TO communication from the Germans Of
Newark, committee answered that the Re
publican party Of New Jersey were not IN
favor Of the Massachusetts Iwo-i ear Amend
ment
The Senatorial delegates appointed are
James I. Sherman, John J Blair, Theodore
Little, Erhraim Marsh, Il. j. Frclinghuyscn
ana II. Y. Rogers
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been some activity in
the market for Flour and Wheat, and prices have
gone up, closing firm The receipts of Flour are
light, and the quantity on hand is limited. A
brisk demand has sprung up within the past few
days. and the market is very active. We quote
Union street Superfne at 1915; Extra at S6l2t4s
1876, and Family, which ID wanted, at $1,000
So. The market for Wheat is also active, ut au
advance, and prices yesterday closed very stiff at
l4j $780, and l55c for fair and good white, and
i40(4142c for the same quality Of red. Corn is
still depressed and We note sales of white Ut IL (
no, with moderate demand. Rye is very
active, st an adyanee-sales at S3@S5c. In
Oats, there were transactions at $50. tor struck
measure. Seeds are inactive and prices lower
Clover Seed quoted at $5.25(9 $3.50, and Timothy
$3.50 $3.50. Corn Meal continues in good sup
ply at 75(lS0c. Plaster is very firm at $4.5O9
sI.75. The market for Coffee is very hrm, with
an advancing tendency. Stocks in all the markets
very light. We quote common Rio ut l29c; good
&c.; prime l34c white Laguyra l44@15c. SUI
CARS firm at 7, s, and Slc for common; good and
prime Now Orleans aud Porto Rico, clariAed. llc.;
Coffee Sugars 920l lOic. Molasses--Sugar House
Syrup 2Sc.; Cuba 30 a. 33c. Muscoyado 37c.; Porte
Rico 4O@ 45c Golden Syrup 45c. Salt, g. A.;
li5c Fine 1854 200c. Rice is steady at "A @ Sc.
Provisions are firm. Dried Apples $l.5O@Sl 81
3 bushel. In Wool, no change whatever has ia
ken place Leather is quiet--0ak sole 2SG 3Oc.;
Finished skirting 32c.; Rough skrting 2492 Sc.;
Hsmlock sole 20025c. Whiskey is active ut "a
case. for common. Freights active, but in
rates we note decline, and now quote to Boston
ST. New York $1.62I; Philadelphia $l.lO, and
other ports in proportion. Business during the
week active and improving
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The Hungarian

HALIFAX, March, 8.-The wrecked steam
er Hungarian is advertised to be sold at Bar
rington, Tor salvage, on the 23d pr0x.
Mr.. John Hunter, the agent Of the Asso-
ciated Press Of this city, would be happy to
attend to inquiring friends, respecting the
wreck.
The body Of another man, supposed to
have been passenger, has been found. lie
has two teeth flied, one with silver, and the
other with gold. The body has been buried.
Books and letters Of Clement B. Barrett.
Of New York, portrait Of his daughter Ada,
and letters Of G. Bansoms, Of Brighton, Eng
land, and Master Downs, Of Dublin, have
been found
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DIED.

At his residence in Fairfax county, Va. March
2nd, 1860, Mr.. JOHN SHE'D, at the advanced
age of 100 years, 1 months, and days. native
of the County, his long life spent in the County,
he enjoyed the confidence and respect of his fellow
citizens. With vigorous old age, no doubt the
suit Of temperate life, he enjoyed. until within
a few years past, the use of his mental powers,
and stood among his fellow men the representa-
tive of three generations. His home was upon
the Braddock Road, and commencing life some
two years after Braddock's defeat, the times that
passed over him. made him person of interest
to ALL y. y
At the residence of james Y. Brooke esq, in
the town of Warrenton on Saturday, the 3rd inst,
Mrs. AMELIA THR0CKM0RT0N, aged % years.
The illness of the deceased was sudden and pain
full On the Monday preceding her death. she was
in her usual health; but during the night Of that
day. she was seized with an attack OF pleuriSy and
pneumonia, which increased in violence and pam
fulness until death terminated her Suherings.-
Could the earnest efforts of medical skill, or the
tender nursing of aectonate friends, have ayailcd
TO stay the hand of the destroyer, her life would
have been prolonged. The summons, though sud-
den. fonnd her prepared. For more than forty
years she had been consistent member OF Tue
Methodist Episcopal Church, and ut the time OF
her death held her membership in the NJ. T..
Church South of Warrenton. Her picty was OF
that unobtrusive kind which avoids notorety; but
those who knew her best, will bear testimony to
the cheerful zeal with which she met the varied
demands of her high vocation.
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Richmond Stock Market, March 8

virginia Skies, 924 and interest
p;.Smond City Bonds, last sales S945 aud interest
v,rginis Bank Stock, sales $40.
rsrnmsrs, Bank stock, l05.
ps.hange Bank Stock, last sales sl05l2.
psnr Of the Commonwealth Stock, sales 99l
BDshonI fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales sso ,pau-,.d S,o.t ESQ
n.snnnd ana Danyile Railroad guaranteed bonds, sales
sol and int -. pa;,rood po,5s \, ,,ortoaoo
Is ssSlI and int Do. 2nd mortgage, last sales $50
is, -, NJ 5rd mortgage last sales $50 and int.
sD orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds SIS
0r.nsr and Alexandria q cent Bonds S9l and Int
w.nsssas Gap Railroad bonds, 90 and interest
Norfolk City SO and int.
The Wing says:-'The market for Virginia
..vas has not been so well sustained, this week,
alas having been made at 92f@92l and int. We
a,s further sales Of 0. A. r. h. bonds (S's) at
~ aY's md Va. Tenn Il. r. lst mortgage, at Ssh.
Tha only sale of Bank stock was a few shares OF
Rank Of the Commonwealth at sS4-an improve
ment
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PHILADELPHIA, March 9.--The Common
Council Of this city adopted resolution ex-
tending the inequalities Of the city to the
Pittsburg Councils, on their contemplated
visit here On the Doth inst, but subsequently
they reconsidered their action on it, it being
represented that the Pittsburg Councilmen
would be under custody for disobeying the
commands Of the Supreme Court, in refus-
ing to levy a tax to pay the interest on the
State Railroad Bonds The resolution was
indefinitely postponed and the Pittsburg
Councilmen were denounced a. criminals
and regulators.
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( Special Dispatch 70 the Gazette
The Franking Privilege.

WASHINGTON, March 9-The amount Of
free mail matter sent from the Washington
City Post Office was, for the month u Janu-
ary, l>6O Letter Postage, 81, 3G6.21; News
paper and Pamphlets, $500; Books, so
l22.S2 Total for January, S5+,519.04. For
February: Letter Postage, 81, G25.6S; News
papers and Pamphlets, SG9l0; Books, S5S,-
jO4.50. Total for February, 500, 1925
Total sent n January and February, Sll7-
1882.
The amount Of free mail matter received,
amounted, for the same period, IN Letters, ~
SS,2lS.47; Newspapers and Pamphlets, $500
- and On Books 70 Sl2lG Total tor jan
uary and February, s., 1875. Total amount
sent and received IN January and February
Sl2G, bob
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MN E 3 CT AL.
Monetary.

uo,sv matters are without material change,
90 Of the market being about as last quoted.
o,oosa and Railroad securities there has been
= little doing, and prices generally are with
'e' s We hear of some sales of Corpora
sic Gold and Silver are in fair supply.
n.s.ngs ON New York continues active at sell
bHcn'W Sc. notice that the New York Stock mar
ing. hoS somewhat improved. On Wednesday,
ke' sales Of Missouri skies, Sl50,OoO, changed
lands at sol to Sic. California advanced one q
s ant and Tennessee SKIES ene,fourth; Tennessee
ives ives sold at 80, and Virginias at s94. In the
n New WI and good paper is wanted at to T.
.a,;ons for Land Warrants are as follows:
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Alexandria Cattle Market, March 9.

reported By ). Richard Smoot Lire Stock Agent
BEEF offerings equal to the demand,
prices unchanged since last week, ranging
from So to s4.75 "a loo fbs., equal to s6@SS
nett, and averaging 1915 gross.
sHEEP from $3.50 to S. e 100 lbs. gross.
BoGs.-Live Hogs from SIS to 1926 p 100 lbs.
Wagon pork from 81 to S. u 100 lbs.
Cows AND CALVES from $40 to $40 p head.
VEAL CALVES from 81 to SIS r 100 lbs.
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1T rs MOTT TOO MUCH 10 Say SINCE
| ALI OLD AND YOUNG AFFIRM IT'S
TRUTH, VIZ: That Professor Woods Hair Resto.
rltiye win preserve infallibly the growth and
color II the hair II used two or three times 4
week. IL any imaginable age. Perfectly restore
the gray, cover the bald with natures own orna-
ment. the hair; make il more soft and beautiful
than any oil, an preserve the scalp FREQ from All
disease 70 the greatest age. Statesmen, judges,
Attorneys, Doctors. Clergymen, Professionalism,
ma Gentleman ond Lafir. ~ I'M classes iii over
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Reouisition Refused.

CLEVELAND, March 9.-The Governor Of
Virginia has made requistion On the Gov
ernor Of Ohio for the arrest Of Owen Brown
and Francis Merriam, the alleged Harpers
Ferry insurgents, who are supposed to be
now in Ashtabula county. Governor Deni-
son declines issuing the warrants, and has
communicated his reasons to Governor
Letcher therefef.
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From Havana.
New York, March 9-The steamer Qua
ker CITY, from Havana, has arrived

New York, March 9-The steamer Qua
ker City, from Havana, has arrived.
StTEEL PENS.-I have just received, direct
- from tine manufacturers in Birmingham, Eng
land, d further supply or ROBERT BELLS EN-.
CELSIOR SCHOOL pen, warranted fully equa!
to Gillotts 35l; AMI 81 Robert Bells Albaler Pen
known one "a The most popular and excellent
Steel Peu,
M assortment now embraces the celebrated
Bank and Double Tempered AmIIgam Pens, justly
famed for tie ease and beauty with which they
write: the wurd-renuwnrd 81 and BOB Pens,
equal to Gi'lott's; the Elastic Pen, which has
been preferred by many to Perry's: the new Index
Pen, which i rapidly gaining popular favor; the
Quill Pen, known for Its resemblance t. the Quill
Pen: and last, though not least in excellence the
standard Alhata Pen knewn for many years a.
one Of the best Pens
These Pens are an made in Birmingham, Eng
land by we'll known Pen-makcrs; have my name
stamped upon them, and are unhcSitaungy recon
mendrd Ill the public among the best Steel
Pens in the market Country Merchants, Teach
ers aud All others who have occasion to write.
arc invited IL call, Or send and get supply.
NH ) ROBERT bELi"
r., FOR RENT.-Thot well known HOUSE.
IL belonging to the estate Of X. Rock The
house i being pupered, painted, 6c. 10 q care
FIJI tenant the rent viii he moderate. Apply
III JOHN It. JOHNSON, esq, or address
GEO IT. ROCK, Washington, y. 2.
Iz1~ The house il UP al private sale.
NH I-rp6tif
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The sc Of steyens and HaElett.

RIcnMoND, March 9-In the General As
sembly, to-day, the Committee On Courts 81
Justice reported that it was inexpedient for
the Legislature 70 take any action % the
communication Of George Sennott, asking a
reprieye Of Stevens and Hazlett
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4 Wise On pgastinn.

AUGUSTA, March 8.-The Charleston Cou
rier says those delegates and visitors who
come to that city during the time Of the
convention in vessels prepared with accom-
modatjons for eating and sleeping, will con
graduate themselves after their arrival in
Charleston on their prudence and foresight
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Tie OttoWa RasGpe Case.

CHICAGO, March, Sin the case Of John
IIossack, one Of the Ottowa rescuers, the
jury, last night, returned verdict u guilty
with recommendation t. mercy. There
are indictments against six others yet to ho
disposed Of That 81 Joseph Stout i to be
taken up this morning.
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baltimore City Railway.

AxyArous March 9-The Brock Rail
way Charter bin passed To third reading
last night il the House Of Delegates The
bill legalizing the charter, has heretofore
been passed by the Senate.
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ST. Louis. March S.-The storehouses Of
II. J. Galbraith and Mason and AttaTbAry
At Waverly, Mo-, were burned on the lst
inst. The loss is not stated Insurance
$4,000 Galbraith's safe was robbed Of
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New Yong, March S.-Flour is buoyant State
S2O@s5.25; Ohio S6O0@ 1920; Southern $3.50
@s6.25 Wheat is higher; red State l3pc. Corn
is quiet white and yellow 7s@Slc. Pork is quiet;
mess sl7,25@ sis.25; prime is unchanged Lard
Is steady, at l03@1lc. Whiskey is steady at 24c.
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Fishermen Missing

BosToy, March S-Fro fishing vessels.
manned BY about 80 men, and valued Al
$4,000 are considerably overdue al Glouces-
ter, and fears are entertained for their safety.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-Flour closed very firm,
with no sales; Howard street 1913. Wheat closed
active and buoyant, with an advance OF SCI white
leoQl74c.; red l4O@l5Oc. Corn closed steady;
white 7O(l 73c.; yellow 73@75c. Pork closed firm;
mess SlS@SlS.25 prime SIS. Whiskey closed
dull at 2S@24c.