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z7o Fog, s ~ S59ss va 9E t's On

Leave. the love, end = UNI9S DOCK, B.lti.
more. wet side, DAILY, (Sundsvs inelSded, 90
81 pollock z. A. atlng passengers and feigbt, and
connectinr With the Railroad lipes. TO ard Eom
WsshIu ston, ID. c., Philsdelphis, New York, Bos-
West, Immediately aher the arrival Of the Express
Train from New SoI L and Philadelphia 4.
The following lie the Schedule: *
From New York to Fort Monroe and back 9N
Prom Philsdelph and bsck
DPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. at the New Jersey Railroad O1Ace
foot of CourtleBd street.
In Phi adelp hIs, at the Compsny's oftoe. N. w.
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets, or at the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers. foot OF
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
passaneeF
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OE ICE OF !NsPEggoR AND sEALEn

nE ICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEA
~ OF cas- METERS.
YAsHIssfca Jvly is, ltte.
NOTICE IS FEREBY GIVEN. That, agree
ably TO tho prcriNons Of the ordinance Of the Cor
Ioratlon approved MAJ IL, 1880 the undersigned u
on ,rs Eaymsnt Of tho Zee OF Fifty cents to inspect,
exscine test, prove, and seer tain the accuracy Of
rerI,trhsIon OF any gas meter in in this cIty.
Every meter, iffo1nd incorrect, will be condemned
and smother, soaled and marked a. true, Will be
,Tt IN is piSce, If proved TO be soop-sts In lts
msSsm emeas OF gas, il will be sealed acco -dilZI
art again put in position for use.
G=cs No. $40 Seventh street, NEAR Odd FOL
EE1' HAll.) Oyer from D. m. 70 PIN.
CHARLES W. CUNNIN5HAh,
IyI,-u Inspector End Seeier OF 6sa Ieters-
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ALBANY, T TkN4SR' NR9BRTHR APP fMr WEsT'

SUMMER AhkANGEMENT
For Absny-lla6 .. m. last express train from
For Dover Pl.ins-..cop p. m. stopping at white
Plain. and stations north 10 Dover plAins-ffom
(This train vill run 10 Millerton every Saturday
For oroton FslIs-sass. m. stopping 81 al sta-
ping st al stations from ssh street station.
20, %hi3 Pt ,. 2 N; ssoppnf at s sta
For William. BIidle-7;n, Il:is .. N: and $50 ,.
Returning viii leave
AIbeny-e-oo .. m. last express train.
IsIton ever. Mo3dsy morning 1t a. M
Wife Sffss fl.la,S@ir N 700 a. m. ..,o TOO m.
SUNDAY trains win leave eth Avenue corner z7d
street for Centr.l PARK, YorkyIlle. hsrlem s.d
20 N. John BURcHitG. Asst sspi
YORK AND ERIE RAIL
- Psssenee. Trslns, lssv. Vi. Psyo-
MIA Ferry and Lorr book, from foot VI Chambers
o !. NEW ESTPpk 1or bantrt and Bus.lO
and principal lnterme" ls'e Stations:
se6 q. m MAIL, for OuDklrr. and intermediate
and p1ooseds the next morning. - '
SEQ m. MILK dal,, for ousvile. and inter.
ITO fI "a m ,,HCsccoMMoDATIoN. daily. for Port
400 ?. m. WAY, for Mlddletovn, NevburTh.
and intermediate Stations.
500 2. m, NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, for Dun
The Tram Of Saturday stops 81 al Mail Train
500 }, M. HcSoMMODATioN.fO for Housewife.
-'- r' CHas. MINoT, Gent SURF.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Reoeiver.
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ONIoNS-ONloNs--0s
usT Received on co1siEnEns4t lsSer a nohea
prime Onions, For sale low. -. = :
. =. - = King 1URoAEtks
So Corner fyfteenth end ] sts .
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EuNBOATs ron rHr WESTERN RIVERS.

EuNBOATs ron THE WESTERN RIVERS.
QuARTRRMAsrxR 6xNRRAi,s OFFICE,
ft WGsAt1gtoa, JHAe IL, 1851.
PROPOSALS are invited for CONSTRUCTION Gun
boats upon the Western rivers - : Al n
SPECIFICATIONS viii be immediately prepared and
may be examined az the Quar- ternaster'e Once Ct
Cincinnati. Pit sburgh, and 1T this once.
Proposals. from boat bull ers and eugine-build :.
err alone will be considered. 5eIszss s
Pans unlimited By bidders ,yill Be nks1 into
W TRAVELLING TRUNKS. :
TRAVELLING Trunks 70 b found irerxyS
this city, oomprising best Sole LeasEe 5X
lloes. Carpet Bags, &e.s which We are noe 80 hing
BDW fIta = 1E8Ffa 302 Penn. avenue.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

l. sNfDEf Fl umBER AND GAS F1TrER,
Has removed eo the corner of Twelfth and SITS.
He is prepared to introduce Water and Ges " pom
the most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
He mas on hand Q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell less than cost, IS he
vI.hss To res rid of them. no17
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By the lse OF these Pills the periodic attacks o
Nervous o. Sick Headache may be prevented and
taken ut the commencement OF an stack imme-
dsto relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Masses and
Rsadaess to which females are 30 subjsot
They sct gently upon the MISUNDERSTANDING Cos
nssNsss.
For Literary Men, Sfsdsnfs. Delicate Females
aud oil persons of ssds.tsyy Aabifs, they are val
sabls &C Laz0zirs, improving the sprfff;s, giving
so~s and eigo7 TO tho digestive organs, and re-
storing the nataTsl elasticity and strength Of the
Whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of 10 or
investigation and carefully conducted expsritn ents
having been in use many years. during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amo Mt OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orIsi-
Mating in the rsrvoSs system or from . ersns cd
state of the stonpaek
They are entirely vegetable IN their come ostion
without making any change Of diet, srd .As ab.
Ssscs Of Any disasr sobIs TASTE yssdus IL easy q
sdsstsisfsr tksps 10 c6ildsss,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEPTs.
The genuine have Eve signatures of Henry c
| spalding on eaoh Box.
Sold By Druggists and oil other Dealers in Med
| zines.
Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on receipt Q
PRICE, % CENTS.
| Al srdsrs sholld be addressed to
HENRY G. 2PALDIke,
lsCIDAR Strict, NEW YORK.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
- SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave WASHINGTON at2SO p. m. for NEW
YORK and PHILADELPHIA,
From New Yorx and Philadelphia, arriving in
Washington at 6 10 g. m. r. r. MORLEY,
sen General Manager,
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IkBBg HAIR STORE, -
N2 81 sgS tSP ,s' N iss
HALR WIGS. FR1ZETTEs, re. A full STOCK
n hsVs 2, TsSs g Sd: nae
y. B.-LadisS Hat Dyed In Che most natural
sc..-eylf - % % 80 -
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NOTICE TO TRAyELERs.

IT, NOTICE TO TRAyELEHs:
Pie !: a OF: 81 e.: \ Il
ssrS B a s.'tH II IN & s:,
dag1 from their wharf, foot Of Union Dook, ~ *
o'oioe{ p M, OF Immediately amer the arrfvsi q
The WeshinEton Train, which leaves wasAihgtOs
q u q S osf'0'f Pm. PALrs pr.r
IHa fssIIssSsTTSSk k kshS s III
sSSiNs AND ys{ITpNshht EFk .sSk,z.iS ~
Trains ior PhIisde phia win leave Presidsrt sfssst
Dssot a..lI Sstee,t ssndsXs Dss foIless, ne
Gas a. NJ Evening N al st IS O'clock On sun
pAYsst IS p. M. only. All Trims connect vith
New York trains except{JS p. M. train on sstsr-
days
A Freight Tram With passenger car sttsohet
Baltimore and Havre de-6rscs.
PAssengers for Delaware and the Eastern bore
II Maryland Will End the most expeditions rosts b.
fTAiI coiotsd Persons must give bond ssiors
WIN. CRAWFORD, Aren't
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Ftos tie Dsseerst. S.. c7ssk, Miss.
Ifyou are, or have boon troubled " ith the head
ache, send for q box, tCcphsIio Pills y that Jos
may have them In CASE OF al.sttaok.
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FteSa fAs Wsstsrs II. r. Gsssfts, CAisass, III
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spaldinx, and his al
nvAled CephAlio Pills.
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Nsm tAs Esswissv, Ns1ssL, ".
They have been tested In more than thsgsa1i
sasos, with entire success.
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., The Camden AID Amboy and Philadelkh,f and
Pkkcns, from wkkkENUT isTRkET &HXff
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~ Aichemist, or the House Of Ciaes IRON the
Frsnoh Of aonoss ds BaIs.o. Pre- ~ mad. q.
Elliott, fhe author of Adam Beds |" Free Dy mail,
tS osasa FRBNCH kicasTElN,
a - " .a& US psbpa. nvasse.
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WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN . large
ovERsSHiR ST WI a}T Sso s I5lTf Draw Draw
ERs, CAMP BLANKETS, HALF HOSE, &c.
vhloh We invite al easn purchasers 10 examine
before making their selections.
WALL, STEPHENSi& CO.,
322 Pa. ay., betv zen 9th and 10Th sts
ma lntelxeuoer and RApnhilnSD,l
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FEess tAs DsiIy Nsss. Nsspsrt, X. i.
Cephalio FILLS are taking the Dlsoe of ell Kinds
Noss tAs CeSs<ssreial BslIsfis, Eostca, Esy,
SAID 70 be very efhoaoious for the headache,
Fons tbs Co1smsSeiai, Cisesaanti, OAto,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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FsSs tAs SostAsrs Pstk FSsdsr, Nsss Oyissss, La.
Try them you that are Afflicted, andss are sars
that your testimony can be added to ihe Alrsady
numerous list that has received benefits tkss no
other medicine oAn produoe,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-24

REACTION IN THE SoUTH.-The sum
mary manner in which citizens OF the
Northern States are treated in the South,
has at last reused the Indignation Of the
people of the latter section. Il. ID. Baugh
Mayor Of Memphis, Tennessee, has issued
a proclamation guaranteeing protection to
strangers against unlawful Interference
lie considers the public laws Of the State
together with those OF municipal legisla-
ton, entirely adequate to punish the perPe-
traitors of every Imaginable ottense which
may be committed by word or deed, - and
calls upon all good citizens to discounten-
ance any illegal punishment Of any per
son. The -Ho,7,lly Bulletin OF that city
IS gratifed to know that large number
of citizens-certainly rs many as lone
hundred men"-wiil stand by the mayor
in the maintenance Of public order, and
in the enforcement of the laws, State and
municipal.
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ZxlE,ITIAEJ &

WHAT PaZsIDENr FILLM0RE DID.-
Some ten years ago, says an exchange,
when President Fillmore occupied the
White House. South Carolina got up her
secession movement because California
was admitted into the Union without be-
inc cut in twO. making one Il slave and
the other free state. Now, though Mr
Fillmore was regarded n an amiable man,
ch1ckfuN OF pelce principles, what did ne
do? Why he quietly puo into Fort Aoul-
trie strong bo4y Of troops, without asking
their leave. The gay and gallant bulmet-
tos awoke one fGe morning and round this
awkward fact suddenly staring them IN
the face; whereupon their cjliv4irlc 'FoT-
crnor waxei wroth and applied 10 iscsl-
dent Fillmore for an explanation. '@ir,
was the answer, "the President OF the
United States IS not responsible LOT his OF
fetal conduct to the Governor OF South
Carolina" The au,ab!e President then
IN Office did not particularly affect leonlne
or heroic qualities, bat he understood his
dutv 10 the Constitution he was sworn to
support. and his yigor,u, mode Of confront
ing rebellion uipped 1t ia the Bad, to the
great satisfaction Of everybody except the
combussibje and explosive Palmettos. II
the pusillanimous :.o!i public fuuctionary,
now at the head Of the government had
the forecast, discretion and spirit, two
months ago, to DO his plain duty, he would
notnow be the obi ect Of universal contempt
and derision.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-24

4 \ APERIEET and stomacliic prepa-
"a ration of Iran purified OF Oxygen and
Carbon by combustion in Hydrogen. Sane
toned av the highest medical authorities,
both IN Europe and the United States, and
prescribed in their practice. The experience
cf thousands daily proves that no preparation
o. Iron can be compared with it. Impurities
Of thc blood, depression Of vital energy, pale
and otherwise sickIy compieZioUs, indicate It's
necessity IN almost every conceivable case.
Iuuoxious in all maladies in which it has been
tried. It has proved absolutely curative IN each
Of the following complaints, viz:
IN I,LHtr,. NrrGJUs IVeci5cHS- EHtGcsdtto7
IslSDeyat0, L,us.tr .tryif.H. Ds0Traou, Ny%fHieIys
Iar.u.eai CoasamD Dt;oa, Scrqtu1ous Ia5ercUtosts,
Sat Eteufa. DEMONSTRATIONS Whites, ChtoTO-
SIS Llger Lomg5aintS, ChroHtc HeodgcheS Hhe"
zqatis.a, LtteJmilcst FeUers, IMples on MG
Facc, etc.
In cases Of GENERAL DEBILITY, whether the
result Of acute diseases, or of the continued
diminution Of nervous and muscular energy
from chronic complaints, on trial OF tins re-
sloratIye has proved successful 10 an extent
which 10 description nor written attestatlon
would render credible. IHyaiiGs 50 long bed
ridden as to have become forgotten in their
own ucighlorhonGs. have suddenly Teappcared
in the busy world as II Just returned from pro
tracJcd travel III distant land. Some very
signal instances of this kind are attcstcd Of
female sufferers. emaciated victims OF aPpa-
rent IuaralsIlus, sauguiucous exhaustion. crit
icaj changes and tEar complication of nervous
aud Gs-!,yitlc aversion to air and exercise Ivr
which JAc ply ic.a1 has no name.
In -ts-goue 4tr~'ign< of an kinds. and for
reasons familiar TO medical men. the operation
OF this preparation OF iron mustEeeessar.!y be
saIutarv- for. unlike she old oZ.a rs. Il j. yl.y-
rJu-iv tonic. without being exciting a4u over
healing: and gently. regularly geriCl.t- even
IN tIe most obstinate .cascS Of costly ouesS-
without ever being gastric purgatiyc. OF IN
f. Secs 81 Ia.
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UsEEyL ELTE0I>,

{ AN manufacturing and selling. ...t IL
s rate OF six dollars. Q. e. DUlEN : B
ENT FEED CUTTER, acknowledge .
who have tried II. the sjmf icsr. RIOS --
and easiest operated machine ever -.-a
II viii cut Corn Fodder long >t--r. s
Oats, tangled Straw, or Hay. ] h.Es.l..
of Cambria, Indiana Armstrong C.a-.1
est, LlA and jefferson counties, Wild,
OF the right in three or four q tie .as- --
counties on fair terms
have also the right for HAYDENS J
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS. IN Camar-
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood --
OF over four years in many OF the Easrs--
Southwestern States, and proves 70 a=l
stronger and more durable. aIrhauE-
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel
aot desire to sell any Of my ter
ritory on this, but VIII furnish kE
Carriages, Bu@gieS. SulkieS. &c AS@S.ZS
l propose to accommodate Car 60: 60:
Tiage-makcrs with Wheels .orhUts aud i
on reasonable terms. These Wheels a''
SuPerseding all others.
Call at my shop. near the EboushuT=
dry. ana examine for yourselves. ---
ISAAC c. SINGl
Ebensburg, February ,, 1860.
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ROvgEENG SAEo0N.

COMETHING NEW IN EBEASD''
- or-
The undersigned having opened ~ IL
Saloon, connected with his heS'a"'"..,rr .s.,rr
basement of Myers new Hall, resI,.'..;,r .,;rsl
quests all who wish good exercise ,s,,I,B ,- st
call. gSy~ ALE and LAGER BIZ. .,'r
most approved manufacture, I,IESpRTEy
hand. THOMAS " -
Ebensburg, August %, ls59:u
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FOR RENT.

FENhc subscriber viii lease for tern. ...-.- e-.-
j THE PENSACOLA MILL PROF -
with i,GoO acres of land adjoining. ~ .,.
timbcred-3O acres surrounding the .--. '-.-'
cleared. and under high state o. c0.--'-,
Also. Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks a.
Mill has one of Pages Circular Saws IL u =. H.
we'll as an upright saw, and three si'a., H.
lars for lath. &c. and is capable OF -, L.5a n,
10000 FEET OF LUMBER PEN ~
The above described valuable pTol1'.
he leased on favorable terms. POsSess''';
en- at any time Address ,-
LLOYD L HILL. Holiday so-.'
Or WM H. GARDNER, EsQ., VIZ
September ! lS59:tf.
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yOR WORK! JOB WORN

Having, in connection Wl'9 - ~ Ia,
L Z qbaafdn, a large and SUPER, Vi
Job-Type, we are prepared 10 e., If
ueatness and dispatch, every N-.-,s pe
Work, including Hand Bills, az On s.
and Blanks Of every descnpNNl,,, ~, rs,s
notice and on the most reaSoh'...- - =.
Persons desiring anything IL '''' .
we'll TO call.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-24

EAiiBHIA HOUSE, Wilmore, Pa.
- Has been recently opened by GEO. RAN
DoLPE, formerly OF Blair county.
MIR. Randolph promises to his patrons the
best accommodations and the lowest charges
of any house in the county. The former high
character of the house IS sufficient guaranty
OF what its future viii be-
GEORGE RANDOLPH.
Wilmorc, April u, lS6O.tf
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+ t EEA RED ONLY Ply
Ig + HAMPTON

No +05 Spruce street. Il.laJ=-l5
Price 81. % per large bottle. So.EtgI-
cl-tS and dealers thToughou, JL- ...-e- -
Canada. Cuba. and South Amrr..a.
4. \. BARKER, Sole Agent tor Edtrs"
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PnOFEssEoxAE CARDS.

A BRAHAM KOPELIN, ATTORNEY
a at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office on Main
street. Taug25, ,l859-tf.
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~ d. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
10 Ebensburg, Pa. Office opposite CraW-
ford's Hotel. Iaug.25, l659.tf.
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TOHN ). BIEI, ATTORNEY At Law,
y Ebensburg. Pa once in COlonade Row.
August %, Isa9:tf.
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CHARLES W WINGARD, ATTORNEY
- at Law, Lock Haven, Clinton county, Pa.
August -. I5aJ:tt.
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DR. UAMPTUN'S
{ DR.. HAMPTON'S
DIR. HAMPTON'S
DIR. HANFTOE-S
DR.. HAIPTDN'S
DIR. HANPTON-S
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Qnblam u. 6rinsfe
Sefen! StfenI

Dr"f orutl@en Dublitum Die anSeiae, bas if
metnen Store nsu ein9eri6tst unp cine beSeu-
tenbe @uspabl BON Sefen ieber Qrt porrStbio
babe. SD CLAUDE i'm Stanre su Iein, Serermon9
NIT Dem @swinitten bepienen ,u tSnneu. 9uz
Dem i'd fir friiDeren 3uipru6 paute, bUffe i'd aut
etne 6Ortesun9 Deiielbsn. s. SeffleS,
$40. 20 Wainlfrcet.
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Dampfl&if-S -SertinNuns swI6en Rt6mUnp unO
9ten gJprf

-ON'VtltU"'S 5ptllpeH JltDmpnD uno
Neip gprf.
Oas OampfIttf ,,8cauute" Serliet gti6munb
leoen @ Otenta9 Na9mitta9s 4 llbr, unb NprfOlt
NfittpU6 @littas.
Oas Dampfltif pSdmestUpn" oerIGst gti6-
muno ieben 5reitae, gta6mittaas 4 libr unn
9torfOlf am Samstas Ntittas.
DER 6a9rprets in Der Salute, 3aBlS,iten etn,
9elblUlen, betrdet $40.
SIN Steerage, pbne Soft, SIS.
Greurlions~Sidet fit bic Commemorate aiiI,
ttg, SIS. 0''
Hetienoe, Die NfittppA8 unb Somstaos ben
Setersburs 6riit3us beuuBen, treffsn ,r!tia NIT
Der NorfOlt' petersburg Sabn In erRerer Stabt
elm, am init Dem DampftcUt peter aeben au tSn.
men. GidetS fir biele Sour f6nnen am Seters-
0nr9 DepNt 8eloft RerDen un0 brtrdat rer aan,e
6abrprets 9IeiAfalIs nur $40.
Gup am II. Setnsfeu
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Scbfuaunaeu

Der 9neiser" erbein jeNen @tcreeR Senntaes auSses
rpmmerr, sum pSbtutben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES son Gts
sobba on Die rp &r69er rctr 30 in ilbrer ScrauS
beiabIuns. 9nei9sn nNen unter fp9enoen Sbin9unsen
Sunabne: Gtnuoitse GinIfuns 10 8etlen pcer peni
eer so GtS., Swen0li9c rs GtS., cremtoSe $lO0, cine
98ut 81 25. e,en Npna $3.50, brei Ntpn0te $500, e
8pradSteiaslne @n;eisCn, bic na Seleben oerdnoert
ncrben t6nnen perSen nit S25 90 per Sabr serenct.
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entlletoa.
Ser @pmnem,pirtb

S@wdbtidbe SOIts9sI&t&tc aus benz purissn
Sa9r9unrert BON Ssrmaun Surs.
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96m5ei0en.
Or. %. Srcbc,
Office: Ecke Marshall und te Stras;

EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Sefentlttcr Rpta' unp @jeriht5. ali,
Sffice: Cdr G'pnrrnors uno SranflinS Strafe,
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Sran3 Staube,

Sran3 Staube,
1853 SrcaSfsa6e, stpiI6sn Der 6. unb Z, Ctr.
pdll Elm rei4es an6 pOtIafOrtirtsS Eager ron
@iSarren, R1u6s, Sauz unD SonupftabaF
eisner 5abrtottOn unb SmpOrtatiCn,
"a er I'M 9rOBs Uno 3etnrerauf Sen 6ae arfttrei.
fen abdR. Namsnti9 iclten 9Beoerperdufcr ndt Ssrdu
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TuR PForIE's USIns CoSyENrtnS-CoN
FirTATfoS or riIE NoMfNArioN ~ NEAE-
~ trANIMous NoTR.-Tho Peoples Union
Convention rc.assomllrd in tho Governor
rom Of tho City Hail. ycs'cr lay of. erroop,
ao,ordirS to adjournment Tx Mayor Powell
occupied the char The roll ofdcl'g gate, bciu (;
called, nearly all onswt red to t.cir uamc.
When the chairman stated that lc hal received
communication from Mr. A Is. CHpSsll, the
gentleman nomi' atcd frr Assemble from tho
"a District, on Saturday last, in which he de
clined. aud at the same tlmo took occasion 10
express sentiments favorable 10 the union cause.
The delegates from the ID Dr.tric' were ca
motion Of Mr. WIN. NJ. Parks, authorized 10
I'LL the vacancy, and in few minutes thcfoir
ter tho nlmo ut Mr.. Richard j. Llwor d tn"
Eth Ward was prcfentod hy Hon. j. ). T.
Sranahan and unanimously confirmed
A motion 10 permit Mr.. Mudgct "a withdraw
his me ti0n, made yesterday, for rccon'iicul-
ton was then put, and carried by a nearly un.
animou, vote; and so tho ticket published yea
to-day, with the exception e Mr.. CapWoll. wa,
confirmed.
The delegates from tho Assembly District.
were authorized tu meet in convention and Sc
lrc' two delegates for the purpose of nomnntip;
n candidate for Suprcnc Court Judge ~ the
Second Judicial District. The Convention there.
upon adjourned.
IUOoKIYN Common CouSCiI.-Thc Boar.
met last g, ening and fixed the place for holdin.
thr polls at tho n, " election. beside which vor,
Little business d importance wis tran. acted.
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Nhtrcas, we the members Of WashinE-
l. n Engine Company No. I, have teArd with deep
regfet OF The death Of cur late member aud aasoci
etc, Mr.. JOHN ROGERS, who departed this life
September 26th, 1881.
Resolved, That in the death Of our late friend and
esteemed associate, this company has lost an able
and act We member, and one Of ia staunch friend,
wi o J al ever its bet g. terest at heart
ResOiuCd, IT at Ia this m Mrrf1l event We rec r.
nizo the hand Of all wiss Pruvidense, in remov.
ing from ~ m. Isl one whose name will be ever
cherished, and one whose loss is dscI y deplOred.
Toe removal Of cur associate, VII, was beusd to ~
by the strongest ties 4 friendship aid association,
suFcs g5trovfl feeling ~ preyade among US, and
We ofer tLis tribute 10 tue mem ~ + departed
brother. a q pc would ic ain-onshed tia, death Is
a., al ID. itcd lot 81 al.
Essoir,d, II lat pe members " this company At
tend the fn eral 4 a'e al, nd and ,cate In
body, a wear tie usual badge Of mourning fos %
dayH.
R,.oir.d That treso rcs1ut'1ua be inserted IN
tie New York suN and Bro klyn "Dsily Times"
JAMES @. BROWN.
Foreman.
sESSaais SE shisifY COMMITTEES.
ABRAM u. ACKERLY.)
JOHN CREAMY, Sec. ~