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A SKIRMISH NEAR SANDY HOOK,
MARYLAND.

NEAR SANDY lIooK, Sept. 16.-Ycs,crday whilst six
men Of the Massachusetts, Thirteenth riding up tn
towpah on horseback two miles above ilarpcrs Fer.
ry, they fired upon by the rebels from the Virginia
side of the Potomac, and one man Instantly killed.
ascertaiued that the rebels in considerable
force concealed behind large warehouse and 9th
cr buildings in that vicinity, when Captain shrbcr, Of
the Massachusetts, Thirteenth quickly up twelve
FOUNDER red cannon, and fred number Of shots into
the buildings behind which they lay oonccaed using
hcm to disperse, with supposed loss Of some hye or
six men killed.
The young man, Thomas Harper Of Knoxville who
was so severely woundcd last Thursday, while on
nal boat opposite shephcrdstown, by the rebels is y
ing in avery critical condition.
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R0- The New York Express thus re-
spands to the low scurrility of the partizan
press, which sssails the great and patriotic
Democracy, with coarse epithcts and false
charges
"The imputation conveyed by the words,
White Feather Democracy against a
party which furnishes, of the volunteers
for the army of the United States full
three-fourths of the rank and file, is not
very significant nor appropriate. The
Democratic journals will doub ubtless, retort,
that if the White Feather is anywhere now
in the State, it i, in the $500 Republican
majority in St. Lawrence, and the Lake
Republican counties generally. The New
York Democracy are encamped about
$4,000 strong in the army just now, and
hence, unless these men are allowed to
vote on the coming election day, the
Democrats stand not the least chance of
carrying the State. Away with all such
imputations, and attacks then, in times
like these"
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es-Thc indianapolis State Sentinel

nD-Thc Indianapolis State Sentinel is
told by gentleman, an officer in one of
the Indiana regiments, that an officer de-
tailed by the War Department, under the
direction of the Commander in chief to
muster into the service volunteers in Indi-
ana, gives it as his opinion, based upon the
most favorable opportunities of ascertaining
the actual fact, that threc.fourths of tn:
men who have already volunteered for the
war from that State arc Democrats. This
is the very highest authority for making
this statement. That proportion holds
good in most of the States, and yet stay at
home Republicans demo ucc Democrats as
traitors, and evince disposition to make
war upon them.
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SHOCKING CALAMITY AT THE
CONTINENTAL THEATRE.

A NUMBER OF BALLET GIRLS BURNED
SOME OF TuEMDEAD-GREAT PRESENCE E
OF MIND OF MIR. WHEATLEY-THE AU-
DIENCE RETIRE IN GOOD ORDER.
On Saturday evening, just as the closing
scene Of the first act, in the Tempest, rep
resenting the shipwreck on the coast of the
Enchanted Island had commenced, there
was a sudden shrek Of fomalc from be-
hind the scenes, The carpenters, four in
number, who where behind the ship, sud.
denly ran to the right, and almost the
same moment, one Of the young ladies o
the ballet troupe, beautiful creature
came wildly rushing on the stage. Hel
lothinp was in n liuht hlaZe
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The True Doctrine.

Hon, Francis Kernau, Chairman Of til
New York Democratic State Convention,
which met in Syracuse, on the 4th inst.
expressed in his speech on taking the place
what we think the true sentiments for the
times, lie said:
at is our duty to oppose abolition at
the North, and secession at the South,
which are equa ly making war on our gov
ernment, and threatening to overthrow our
institutions, and L exhorl you, speaking
from my heart, to let us as men and pa
triots, so far as in US lies, endcavor to
consign them both to common grave
Never will our country see peace unless
We do"
Every word uttered in the last para
graph is true, There really is but little
difference in the character of the two clas-
ses above mentioned. The Abolitionists
like the disunionists, are striving at the
very overthrow of our institutions, only,
unlike the former, they have not the cour-
age which would render their designs a.
CONSPICUOUS. In looping off the evils tha
surround US, we must purge the nation a.
like of the bold, defiant secessionism and sly
iusidious abolitionism, They must both
as Mr., Herman says, be buried in a com
mon grave.
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rag The business at the Montour Coun.

rag The business at the Montour Coun
ty Court was very light. We were glad
to learn that Judge Jordan would be re-
elected in that District. lie is an able
lawyer and most excellent judge, as well
as highly estimablc man. We believe
sll the lawyers at the Montour County bar
are for Jordan. Our friends say they will
carry the county by over three hundred
majority for. the whole ticket. Good
But Columbia County will do more than
" three times three"
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Uniformity of Prices "A New Feature in Busine
Every one his own Salesman JONES Il co. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No. 200 Market
above Sixth, Philadelphia.
In addition TO having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made cx.
pcssly for retail sales, have constituted his
salesman, by having marked in figures, each
tcle thcivery lowest price it be sold for so they
cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike.
The goods well spOngod and prepared, and great
pains taken with tile making that all can buy with the
full ASSURANCE OF getting good article the very low.
est price Also, large stock of piece goods handef
the laeat style and best qualities which will be made
order, in the most fashionable and best manner %
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Marketabove Sixth Street
No. 900. JONES L. co
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Special Notices.

MILITARY UMFoRMs.-Tbcre is, perhaps, no depart.
ment OF military business in which there has been
more marked Improvement than in the clothing Of sol
ders Not many years since officers and privates were
clad in garments which were almost skintight. They
wore leather stocks which worthy of the name for
they kept the in tribuation while their padded
breasts and tight sleeves made Votion matter of great
difficulty. During the present war such of our yOlun.
tecrs procure their uniforms at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall Of Rockill Wilson, Nos. 6O3 and COS
Chestnut street. above Sixth Philadelphia obtain clio.
thing that is perfectly easy, substantial and becoming
The firm named have largely into the business of
them to ill the largest ordor in the shortest possible
time.
Sept. 2l 1861.
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sg- The New York Times, well-known

s@- The New York Times, well-known
as one Of the most able and influential
Republican papers in the Union, says;
"We cannot insist too strongly on the
absolute necessity of branding every man
who instigatcs a mob as an enemy of the
public peace, and the worst foe Of our
Republican Union. We are waging a war
for the preservation of the Constitution
if we succeed, our victory will be shorn OF
half its glory and of al its value by a
resort to measures hostile to the spirit and
letter Of the Constitution, and at war with
the existence of any government under
which frcemen can consent to live"
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s@r During the last few weeks we have

s@- During the last few weeks we have
seen many such paragraphs as the follow
ing, which we clip from one of them;
4" Since the suppression by the Govern
mcnt of the circulation of those papers in
New York alleged to be disloyal, the con-
servative sentiment is demanding of the
Government a suppression Of those other
papers which have preached disunionism
for years, and who are now giving the
greatest kind of aid and comfort to the
rebels by representing the war as raid
upon slavery instead of solely for the res
toration of the Union. 1t is these latter
sheets that divide and distract the senti-
ment of the North. 1t is that they drive
off from the support of the Government
many who otherwise would be more Jealous
in the common cause. The LiJerat0r,
Pine and Palm, Tribune and others of
that stripe, are doing infinitely more than
any other portion of the press to "aid and
comfort the rebels, and should have been
the first suppressed"
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n5- On Monday evening last, for the
first time, the train moving North on the
Bloomsburg and Lackawanna Rail Road
stopped at the new Depot, on Market
street. Shall there be board walk con
Meeting with that already laid down 1t
is suggestion worthy of considera ton.
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The undersigned, having purchased the well known
white Hall Clothing Emporium, situate the South
West Corner of Fourth and Market Streets Philadelphia
respectfully informs the public and former customers OF
the House that he keeps constantly for sale aud makes
up TO order all description of GenenCus wear of ap.
proved material and sells at very moderate prices, Be-
ing Practical TAILOR, he guarantees good fits and
wcmade Garments. Strict attention given to jobbing
generally
continuation of the custom Of the hoHsc, which he
will spare pains to merit is very respectfully nvi
ted. +. $. LEViCK.
MnY l. lsGl.--Y
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LUZERNE COUNTY AGRICULTU.
RAJ SOCIETY

THE THIRD ANNUAL FAIR ofthc Lnzerne County
Agricultural Society will be held on their Grounds
at WYOMING, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY the 3D. Sd and 4th days of October ls6l Ex.
tehsive improvements have been made their grounds
for the OCCASION and very liberal Premium List is of.
cred for exhibitors, much SO than those offered nt
their previous exhibitions. The exhibition promises to
be unusually large and attractive.
Farmers Mechanics and the public generally will
fluid il to their advantage to be present both as exhibit.
and spectators and cordially invited to attend
STEUBEN JENKINS, Secretary.
Wyoming Sept. 7, lS6I--at.
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soy- Tomorrow is the seventeenth Sun

aa- Tomorrow is the seventeenth Sum
day after Trinity
Monday, 2ad of September, Autumn
begins.
Battle of Monterey fought, Gath Sep :
tember, 1s46.
George III died 25th September, l76O.
Saint Cyprian's Day.
Steamship Arctic lost 9th September,
1854.
Battle of Marathon fought 2sth Sep.
tember, 400. Year before Christ,
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Eay- We omitted to mention that the
article copied from the Ledger last week
as to change in the election laws, re-
ferred only to the City of Philadelphia
We make this announcement to prevent
mistakes.
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ESTRAY.

female white Pig, weighing about 100 lbs, with a
black spot hip, has been absent several days.
A suitable reward will be given for information of its
whereabouts.
JAS NJ. THORNTON.
NB.-Ths chap who has the above described Pig en-.
closed, viii save trouble and expense by efiGcting its
early release.
bloomsbury, July G, 1861.
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s25!l
e M 10y M E MT
1875


We ew pay from SSj to s7Yper month"; and all expen.
scs TO active Agents or give asCOmmission Particulars
sent free Address ERIE SEwISo MAcnisr CoNPAsY, Il,
JAMES, General Agent Milan, Ohio.
Aug. IL, lS6l-I2m.
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M A r r I A G E S .

On the 18Th inst, in Orangeve, hy Rev, W, Goodrich,
Mr JoHs BEAGLE. OF OrangevIlle to Miss MARY CRAw.
foRD, Of Mount Pleasant township, Columbia CO., Pa.
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respectfully invite examination Of my stock and pr
ccs from those intending purchase MS enabled
to offer them very desirable Inducements.
All my Furs have been purchased for ca h. and made
by experienced aud competent hands and tie present
monetary troubles render it necessary that should dis
pose of my goods at very small advance rost.
satisfied that 1t will be to tr interests Of those
how design purchasing, to give me II call.
IL RccollcCt, the name. number aud street: John
Farera New Fur sorr) ia Arch Street Philadelphia.
September Z, lS6I-Jm
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Luzerne County Agricultural Society.

DRopOsALS will be received by the undersigned
l. ntWyoming until September 12h 1851, for PRIVI-
LEGES FOR RESTAURANTS on the Grounds of the
Society at their Fair on the 3D. Sd aud i days Ucto
Der, 1861, follows
One Restaurant for citizens Of Scranton aud viCHity.
" Pittston
" Wilkes Barre
tho county generally.
The Society desires that each prominent locality shall
have arrangements for meals, reirc slents Sc made
by one of It's own citizens If desired by thc and hence
this arrangement.
No Intoxicating drinks of any kind will b: permitted
10 be sold on the Grounds by any one.
Applications for the privileges the Grounds of the
Society during the Fair be made to the under gned
any time previous to lhG Fair.
SrEUBEN JENKINS, Secretary.
Wyoming, Sept = ls6l.-2t.
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DR.: SILKWORT n,

THE ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN MD FtNUEUN
rs daily astonishing his patients by r cure OF lon
1 standing discusses. HIS REMEDl rs ARE ri RELY
VEGETABLE lie will be in this place the same day
of each month stated below when h can BE- con- ul
ted for all diseases flesh s heir Ly-CuNSULrA
TlON FREE.
Jetseyshore, the IL aud 18Th Of each month.
Whites Hotel Lock Haven, the lltl and l5lh of raC
month"; 80, =.
Bloonlsburg, 3Oth aud lst Danvlr I'd aud 81, Nosti
cumberland 10th. Milton, q, aAd :,
June {, l5Gl-lm.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of JaeoJ Hageabuch, late Of Centre tTP. deeH
ErrERS trstamentary on the estate Of JAcon l>6pN
- BUCH, late OF Centre township, Columbia county
deceased have been granted By the Register OF Colum
bia county To The undersigned, residing in the township
and county aturg said. All persons having claims HgalhS
the estate Of the ducIdGnt requested Uptrscut 'W
for settlement and those indebted to make payment I'M
mcdiatcy 10 . ,,,,.,,,,,,
Centre twp. June IL, ledl EgccHtor.
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COME AND SETTLE.

THOSE knowing themselves indebted to the under
signed hereby notified to come and settle their
accounts without further notice, am in earnest
II not attended TO soon their accounts viii be placed in
proper hands for collection.
J.E. SANDS.
Sent T. 1a6l-1t
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STRAY COW.

,OAME to the premises of the subscriber IN Benver
u township, Columbia co. Ia, ON or about the rih Of
August 1851 a BLACK COW, with brown stripe alnn-
hcback apparently about 10 years old The owner Is
requested TO prove property pay charges aud take her
away she viii be sold according olaw ,.,
MOSES MOVER.
August "a, lE6l.-3t.
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY
D, A. BECKLEY, A. B., Principal

D. Y, BECKLEYl z, b FTInclpaI
THE AUTUMN SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will begin
Wednesday, tie 7h Of August.
The building has underwent a thorough renovation.
II has been supplied with new furniture the walls
elegantly papercd aud everything added that
tribute TO the comfort and convenience the student
The course OF instruction will be thoToug, hereto
fore and those signing fit themselves 10 teach Will
receive special attention. The school itself is conducted
according to the most approved modcl.
All the studies Of Scminarics are embraced in its
COURSE of study.
I'll ERMS:
Primary Department 81 10
Higher Department 81 90
No extra charge is made for the study Of Ancient oi
Modern Languages.
Good boarding can be procured at $3.50 or So pei
week.
July 49, lsGl-tf.
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COMPANY A, SEvENTY.FfRSr EEGlMENT.-ARW lBY
~ Lafayette Hal, September Is, lSDISy orders tlJn
Headquarters the mCulbcI az snnDy ~ ScVcutyr rrs
nousd that election VIII 30 bold Oh ~
evening l4h instant O'Clock, to I'LL al iss thn,
the commissioned and Doa-conrssiorcds fces OF
this company All mcsheis both new ana old axe n.scd
10 be prompt In Hes attendance. Ceonci AatJ wtli ie
Side by order, NM q. ION tkIAS
Lieutenant Vy imanaInc
JAMES DAVIS, Jr, Esq, Ordesly.
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u +. THOMAS, AUCrlOSEER.-J L. DAYTON K co.
J)s Will sell this their salesrooin Nassau street
At l0s O'Clock, Furniture, Engravings Jewery. Con-
signinents solicited. Returns made o sale.
GONSTABLES SALE.-JAMES CUSHING, AUCTION
~ erf-By rirue Ot execution VIII ut
10 O'Clock A. M at No. 22 Broadway, the Stock Fix
lures ol a wholesale and retail family grocery store
THOMAS CUSHING Constable
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II ROTH. AUCT1ONEER-wILLS SELL, THIS AFTER
Is noon at O'Clock precisely at 1873 Waverey place.
Sixth avenue, the entire entecl Furniture in tho above
dwelling house. consisting of two arlor Suits made ORDER
IN satin, btocael and plush; Oval Mirrors Etegcre
Pier and Side Tables Vases Paintings, Curtains rosewood
and mahogany Beds;eads Bureaus, Chairs Sofas Rockers
brussels and Ingram Carpets Oilciohs, Glass and China
positive. '' - "
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Grand Masonic Council OF New Jersey.

The annual assembly OF the Grand Council Of tho
Royal and Select Masters Of the State Of Now Jersey was
held at Trenton on Tuesday, September 10, 1851
The following officers elected for the ensuing Ma
sonic ycar:Thomas j. Corson, Of Trenton, H. r. G. Mas
tor; John Shcvile Of Bergen r. D. g. Master; Charles
H. Zeh, of Newark, G. III. Master; j. II. Perkins, o.
Hoboken G. p. c. OF Work. James II. Hough, of Trenton,
G. Recorder; W. R. Clapp, of Trenton G. Treasurer.
Tho annual convocation Of the Grand Royal Arch Chap
ter of the State Of New Jersey held at Trenton on
Wednesday, Sept IL, 1861.
The following officers elected for the ensuing Ma
sonic yearThomas J. Corson of Trenton, Grand high
Priest W. NJ. Kinney, Of Newark, Deputy Grand High
Priest; Daniel A. Holiness of Trenton Falls G. King FL
wood Conner, Of Burlington G. Treasurer John Woiver
ton, Of Trenton G. Secretary George b. Edwards of Ber
gen. g. Captain Of the Host; Charles ~ Zel, of Newark
g. p Sopr. John r. Dosgcrs OF Patterson G. r. A. Cap
tain.
Convention Of High Priests held at Trenton on
Wednesday, Sept II, 1861 and "Grand Council of the
Order of High Priesthood for the State Of New Jcrsey
was duly formed.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
ycar-Ihonas j. Corson Of Trenton, President; John
sheye, Of Bergen, Vice President; George b. Edwards
of Bergen Treasurer; John woverton, Of Trenton Re-
corder.
Tho annual conclave Of tho Grand Commahdcry of
knights 7empar Of the state Of New Jersey was held at
trenton on thursday, september IL 1861 Tho following
oitcers were elected for the ensuing year Tho mas
Corson, OF Trenton, Grand Commanders Ieorse b. Ea-
wards, Of Bergen, Deputy Grand Commander; Samuel
Fort OF Burlington, Grand Ccncralissmo j. $. Bucka-
lew N Highstown, Grand Captain General John Hilton
Of Bergen Grand Treasurer; c. G. Minor Of Burlington
Grand Recorder.
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The following is comparative statement OF the rcor,s
Of foreign dry goods at New York. Tor the week and succ
January L.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following is comparative statement OF the inror,s
OF foreign dry goods New York. Tor the week aua pco
January l.
F5r he Week 1852 1860 1881
FntGed at the port. 81 0O1 ,925 2Oc5729 800 ESQ
Thrown on market. 2,09s,12i 2,l44,607 ISL SIS
Since Jar. l..
Entered at the port es7 $40 357 4 AZ atS eos
Thrown on market. IS DSG,es6 SOe0l 5IS 33y5 5Jj
Iy the above tables it will DO seen that the disparity
between the goods entered and thrown upon the market
The past week compared with tloso for the same time in
the two previous yo2s, does not vary mich rom that Of
the previous week The aggregates since the fiji at of Jan
uary last less than half those for the same period in
1859 and 1860. CT the goods entered for CONSUMPTION
woolcrs amounted 10 Si5i ,s05, cot.ons 70 ss5 7eI
silks to SIS 373 FAX to 81! Ss6 miscellaneous to so 193
Total Sg4 l9S. The recent advance In the price, of
drills and heavy sheeings and shrtngs tended TO check
tho demand for export The following table Shows that
the shipments were small III amount the past weak
though chiefly made to China
-.--s SNA Bales.
tbfa5aIs. ...............$ Zo0If $50
i'ayy u. ............... Lsoo 81
British Honduras. ....,,, l,OO2 L.
Total. 1920 406
Irevousy repofted.'
SINCE January AZ iH
The high price OF cotton and the movements Of
spinners continues TO excite good deal Of interest Wo
hear reports Of the reopenng q good many mills at
the East The general business among jobbers was less
active this week than last The auction sales this week
have been the largest OF the season. and drew good
companies, while prices were rather under the
advance to notice ia domestic goods Brown sheetings
were at 12c., and drills at 10 Nc. a 10ac. Duck
wanted in advance Of production, also cotton fanncs
wooers were unchanged. Foreign staple goods, well
as selsonabe fancy articles, held with more firm
while the general business doine was moderate, and
70 a large exteut for Cash.
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browne 4 NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS WILL SELL
- this day (Saurday), September H. lols O'clock
their salesioon, IS Nassau streetaie
n,ure, CONSISTING Of Parior Bedroom Dining Room and
Basement Furniture, Beds Bedding, Carpets Bureaus
Washsonds, Paror Suits Oilcloh, Chandeliers Gas Fix
lures Mirrors Herigerators China Glass Ware Table
Cutlery &c.; also lot of Desks Ol.ce Furniture; also
large sized Glass Case stand.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept. 1876 p. NJ.
Ashrs'-Wo have no change to notice In prices while
sales embraced about 90 80 bbls closing at IS 25 for
pots, aud IS 20 u So 3716 for pearls.
BREADsrrffs.-Four-Th private adviccs received by
the steamers mails from Europe were more favorable
than the Published accounts. The demand was active
and the market closed at advance from &C. to I0c per
Dbl The sales embraced about 20 900 bbls closing
within the following range Of prices -