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BENTON.

gaJ- We are pleased to state that, as
far as we can learn, the ticket formed in
the Democratic Convention, at this place,
on Monday of last week, seems to meet
the general appreciation of the Democracy
of Columbia county. 1t is composed in a
great measure of true and tried men and
should, and we have no doubt will re-.
ceive the undivided support of every demo
cfat in the eounty.-Ear.
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pe5- The editor of the Republican, of
this place, in last weeks paper, ondcayOrs
to make it appear that the Democrats are
a set of thieves, He informs his readers,
very modcStly too, that he attended the
Democratic pow.wOw," meaning the
Democratic County Convention, and that
before going he locked up bis pockct-book
A friend remarked in our hearing that,
" he better be careful that he don't get
himself locked up "-Star.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
CORRECTED UEERLY.
M A r R I A G E s i.

In Ncscopcc township, Lnzerne county, on the 9Th ut,
by Rev l. Bahi Mr. RoUERr RApER, of Hoienbach twp.
10 Miss ELIzABETu BREyruGLE, ofthc former place.
In Berwick, Pcnna by the the 10th ult FRrp
ERicK NICELY Esq, to Mrs. EGaABETu HEwErr both Of
Berwick
In Buns, Henry co.. ILL., April 49, 1861, by Rev. G. NJ.
Marcy, Mr.. FRASCIs s. KLIsEto Miss hARGARKrC. RsH.
both Of Burns, formerly of Light Street. Columbia CO.
August e2nd., by Thos J. Morris, Esq Dir. JAMES ER
to Miss EMELsA IlESBACn all Of Montour township
Columbia county, Pa.
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~ DR., John, last

sS- DR.. John, last week grossly insul-
ted the citizens of Columbia county, by
publishing that he had locked up his
Pocket Book, before going among such
thieves and robbers as the members of the
Democratic County Convention. Tile a6o.
Htion blackguard. If his pocket-book is
Like his squash-head, he might have saved
himself the trouble, as it has nothing
in it.
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CoNvALEscING.-The numerous friends
throughout the State of exc overnor Da-
vid r. Porter, who has been seriously i'll
at his residence in Harrisburg, will be
gratifed to learn that he is much better
and the strongest hopes are now entertain
ed of his speedy recovery. We learn SO
from the Harrisburg Patriot Of yesterday.
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SGs- Col. W. W. RICKETTS,, the brave
young soldier and noble Commander of
the 9th Pennsylvania Regiment, returned
on Thursday, to Bloomsbury. We regret
to observe, that the Colonel is in delicate
health. May he speedily rejuvenato his
exhausted energies.
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THE Luzernc County Agricultural So
,iety, will hold their Agricultural Fair, at
commencing on Wednesday the
I'd of October, as will be seen by Advcr>
tisement in this Democrat.
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S@- The Editor of this journal, returns
his grateful acknowledgements to his
brethren of the Democratic press, general
ly, for the many expressions of their par =
tisGty and consideration.
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DG- GEN. ROBERT FLEMING, of Ly-
coming, and Hon. PAUL LEIDY, of Mon
tour, will address a Democratic Mass
Meeting, next Saturday, in Locust town.
ship, ut Hurst's Hotel. See hand bills
II will be rouser.
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pa- eve would announce that the Rev.
j. Penny, of New Jersey, will preach in
the Baptist Church of this place on next
Sabbath evening at half past 7 o'clock.
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hy- The Conferecs representing the
two Representative Districts, composed of
the Counties of Columbia, Wyoming, Mon
tour and Sullivan, will meet at the Ex-
change Hotel, in Bloomsbury, on next
Friday,-the 18th instant,-for the
purpose of nominating two Democratic
Candidates for the Legislature.
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Bg- Mr.. VIM. SHARpLEss, of Catta--
wissa has our thanks for fine pair of
Watermellions. They were very delicious.
Mr.. Sharpless raises those fine vegetables
on the Island, opposite Cattawissa, in
great abundance and sells very cheap.
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s%- Fifteen Republican Senators voted
against the Bill to legalize Lincoln's un.
constitutional acts. Why don't the Re-
publican papers charge them with treason
If Democrat SO much as speaks against
the Presidents unlawful acts, he is called
a traitor.
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d e A r Ell s.

AT this place, Saturday last CLARA. daughter Of
Mr.. David l.owenberg, aged months and days.
Ofburns received by the explosion Of fluid lamp In
Port Noble, on the 21h ut, CHRISTIAN WILSON WHRs.
HErsER in the 18th year of his Another warning.
On the 18th ut at Cambria Luzerac co., Pa SALLIE A.
MYERS wife off. d. Myers, aged about ~ years.
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SOLDIERS TO BE DRAFTED.-Tho Leb-
anon Courier Of Friday says: awe learn
this morning that Gov Curtin will shortly
issus a requisition for 10000 moro men
from Pennsylv ania, to be drafted into the
service of the United States" Untrue ey-
cry word,-ED. Col. DEMO.
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rdy- The Luzerne Democratic G onvcn-
ton, will meet on next Tuesday, at Wilkes
barre, for the purpose of nominating a
H Union Democrat Ticket"
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ray The Philadelphia Evening Journal
in speaking of some of the democratic
nominations in the city, uses the following
language.
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ssy- The american AgricuAurist, for
September, is on hand and is repletc with
interest.
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s@- The WiHiamsport Press, and the
JerseyshOre Veclette, Republican papers OF
Lycoming county, have "gone under."
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rTNIIB THIRD ANNUAL FAIR ofthe Iuzerne County
i Agricultural Society will be held their Grounds
at WYOMING, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY the I'd, 3d and 4h days of October. 1861. EI
tensvc improvements have been made their grounds
for the occasion, and very liberal Premium List is of
cred for exhibitors much more than those offered
their previous exhibitions. The exhibition promises TO
be unusually large and attractive.
Farmers Mechanics. and the public generally, will
find il to their advantage to be present both as xhib
and spectators, and cordially invited attend
SFEUBEN JENKINS, Secretary.
Wyoming Sept q lS6l.-3t.
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Bas- In to-day's paper will be seen a
notice of Spalding & Rogers Circus, which
will visit this place on the 18th inst.
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n@- Mr.. Jeffersonian Republican,
WHITE black bird-again nibbles, in
our columns, at the Back Townships"
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noy- The Genesee Farmer, the favorite
cheap Farm work of the ago, is here for
September.
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p@- The Republicans have again chang
ed names, and now claim to be the "UNIoN
PARTY w
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say. The editor of the Bloomsbury Dem

say. The editor of the Blomsburg Dem
oc,at, acts cruel, if he does not return his
hearty thanks to DR.. John Of the Repub-
lican, for assisting him in securing the
Representative nomination. Abolitionisln
wont go in Columbia county, Doctor
The people will fight those who preach it.
Put pin thcre.-BenOick (locaD Gazette.
ILL.-Ex. Governor David r, Porter
is lying dangerously ill at Harrisburg.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

SHERIFF,
JOSIAH II. FURMAN.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
JOHN McREYNOLDS,
STEPHEN BALDY.
TREASURER,
JAMES s. McNINCH.
COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES II. HESS.
CORONER,
JAMES LAKE.
AUDITOR,
JOHN L. FOWLER.
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w A N 7 L Dl
ALoAD or Woop, at this Office, Immediately.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND
~ TREASURER
SoLpIER,s HoMx, Mar Ns ON OF Ra.hinaon.

SoLDIERs HOME, Wear he Cuy q WdShugton.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
1851 for the construction Of two buildings, at the
Soldiers Home, somewhat similar 10 the two now
there, known as officers quarters.
The plans and specifications may be examined at
this oce where al information relative to the lOca-
ton and character of the buildings will be given
Every Offer for the construction of these buildings
must be accompanied by responsible written guar.
antee that II the bid should be accepted the party
or parties WILL within ten DAYS, enter into an obligS
ton with good and fuioiept security 10 erect the
proposed buildings according to the plans and spec.
locations which have been, or may hereafter be fur
nished and adopted.
The proposals will state the difrerercs between
facing the walls with white stone or marble, similar
TO the buildings already erected or acRgs with the
best ressed bfick or bidders may in addition make
such proposals as to other materials their expert
In deciding on the bids right will be observed BY
the Board OF COMMISSIONER of the Soldiers Home
10 accept such offers only rs may be deemed most
advantageous for the institution and also TO rejec
the whole, should none Of them be deemed accept
able.
All bids to be sealed and endorsed ProposalI
for Building" and addressd to
BENJAMIN KING,
Asst Surgeon, Secretary and Treasurer
aug b-2w
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
OF mRDIcAL CADETS.
SURGEON GsNERAL's OYsICE,
Isoatd Q 1RRl.

SURGEON dEHEkALe OfkiCE,
Asgua 9, 1851.
The following Act of Congress in relation 70 the
Corps Of Medical Cadets pu6ished for the inforna
tion of all concerned: ~
sso AZ y {s m s',asd e. That tsrs Gss. Ss Ss
Medical Cadets, whose duty II shall Do e .st y
stsssSsn Il tSs ssId UNDER he direction nd con
o MSs 7. e q
West Point Their number shall be dedgnated oy
the exgences Of service, at no time 70 exoeed atty
It shall Be composed q young men Of liberal sdacs
teen and twenty three years. who have been reading
medicine for two years, and have attended 1t least
one course Of lectures In . medical college. They
Sf
discharge shall be reported to the Surgeon General
in order, II desired, that they may be relieved by
IppiicStions must be made 10 the Surgeon Gen
eral for admission into the Corps In conformity with
the above ast stating the date and place Of birh;
place Of period OF o. snd
(or when not attainable other satisfactory evidence
Of the fact that the applicant has attended one full
| course in . medical college: These appli ations
moral character and physical condition of the can
When an appli sation Is fsyorably considered, the
candidate will receive letter authorizing him te
ners, who will make special report in each case
From among those approved by the Board, the Sur
geon General will select such number as the servic
As the services of this class of medical and surgica
asrstsnts at once required, applications, to b
,: e hs
sion in Washington city, and the city Of Nss YOri
aug lo-,t Acting Surgeon General.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
TRON-CLAD STEAM VESSELS.

The Navy Department will receive offers from
parties Who are able to execute work Of this kind
and Who are engaged In II, of which they will fur
nish evidence with their offer for the construction
Of one or more IRON. CLAD STEAM VESSELS
OF.WAR, either of iron or Of wood and iron com
bined for ses or river service be Of not less than
ten nor over sixteen feet draught of water 10 carry
an armament Of from eighty to one hundred and
twenty tons weight, with provisions and stores for
from one hundred and sixty five to three hundred
persons scoording to armament for sixty days. with
coal for eight days. The smallest draught OF water
compatible with other regulates. will be perferred.
The vessel to be rigged with two masts, with wire
rope standing rigging, to navigate at sea.
A general description and drawings Of the vessel
armor, and machinery, such as the work can be ex.
ecuted from, will be required
The offer must state the cost and the time for com
petng the whole, exclusive Of armament and store.
Of oil Kinds the rate Of speed proposed and must be
accompanied by guaranty. for the proper execu
tion of the contract, II awarded.
Persons who intend TO offer are requested to inform
the Department Of their intention before the 18th
August instant and 10 have their propositions pre-
sented within twenty five days from this date
aug 8-tl5
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
u n SAILS FOR sIDE-WHEEL
STEAMERS. ~
NAVY BkrARrxaxr.

NAVY BkrARrrlsr. "
BuRxAu OF CONSTRUCTION,
Wdshir,gon, Aagta \, 1851
IN CONFORMITY with the act Of Consrets
a~proved the Sd August, .1sM, the Navy Depart:
ment n receive progossl; fsr ne construction ana
The load dram of water not TO exceed six feet
nine inches 70 Be armed with two rihed guns, Of
Ss so Ss q ol he ,ns
days, to have two thousand gallons Of water IN
tillins potable water. To be schooner .rseed. and
have rudder at each end, properly protected by
The Department desires to hsv. ths. highest At
tainable speed. which must be stated IN the offer,
to9sther With the ength Of time u can be maintain
the bSniers for that speed, which should not te
less than for eight days
The mTss BE sof K, sa
cables TANKS, casks, furniture, cooking apparatus
and utensils steam machinery and spare work, with
ready In s respects for sea service, and ready to
receive her officers msn, armament, storts, provis
'H; and crss and fuel will b.
3 furnished by the Government
d The specifications must fully describe the mate
range ment Of machinery, and Of the various equip
1T,s TSs pInns must Be worfios drawings, from which
the vessel and machinery can be built showing TN
J. ailotments Of space for aocommodations. stoIs
y rooms, m1Bakiue, snu en'hASo'''' ~>'P~S-~- y -
ID TIE boilers and engines to be below the deck
the main shaft may be above the boiler pressurt
not to be less than thirty pounds per square incn
q. and . surf &C condenser to be used the paddle
1ipon NJ sppiicstion 70 the Commands Of any nav.
ward the bidder can see the list Of equipments r
g. auired for the propeller gun boats. to which, as e
e s practicable, these arc 70 conform and Tor whic
IKE bdders viii state the iesst time within whc
they will agree to complete the vessel for sea an
ed deliver her at suoh navy yard as they may nam'
M without extra cost TO the Government. II mui
likewise be stated in the ohe the total amount y
.Sass tasS ssS u. s
Of Susrantors that fswafded they will execute II
conditions Of Z. s0o.r;S. 2. Ct
= disrent Intervals as the work progresses rstainn
. one-Hfth Of the whole smount for ninety days aih
the delivery Of the vessel to repsr any defects IN
I'M may be discovered within that time IN rai ~ %
uudsrs cod - hss X s oSnssss " s cosdon
speed, fuel, satisfactory working Of the maohiner
&C. with o forfeiture In case Of failure:
|. The reputation Of bidders as succeeefui steemsn
his builders will have due weight, and the propos
~ bulldog establishment at which they intend u
~ steam machinery to be made =,
w The Department reserves the right to accept u
n propositions made in conformity with the oouditio
prescribed which shall BE- CONSIDERED m1st , TO the
Az number Of advantages, and to reject any or oil
The specncstons and plans OF parties not obtai
md ing the contract can be Withdrawn by them.
The legations 10 receive proposals after the nth Of Be
not tembsr. 1851.
ma. aug 9--law4w
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
eish l8h
able iron timed, bolt eye passss sish il
ibs. to dozen pair.

able iron .lna.d, bolt eye p.sssr ''sn 10"
lbs. to dozen pair.
Two Brides, came 81 b xss.l h.r.:: a.. ,.m.
Two Collars, 20 to n isehss long maos '"e '"s
f., n.,. wh.s u H.ms: to suit. o n:s. :. for
VIA hsrness, ircned with hook. breast rings
line rings With :sssRs s,ms M ~ for whe: hsr
rne Nc : Belly Bands, same as for wheel harness.
Two P: PP:r TrsSs Chains. same as ior wheel harness
Two Cruppers and Hip Straps .Back 1rsp ,S. iSs'
I from sSs' ssss z II nsSs. TSs oHs
IL inch wide, with wrought hooks.
Two Back Bands, feet inehes long, 81 in0"e'
Two n..tinsslss, . feet long ih inch wide' to
One coupiiss strap, feet inches long, X inch
oss Sh.et R.,n, At inch long Inch wide, e
In the centre 70 rscsiye tns iesd iins ,a. ,,,,
;ss !. lass ons .pd ma an oop
One whip, heavy plated horse hide, feet in'he'
One H Hore Brush, oval, Of bristles, - by = inches
One Garry Comb, No. zls,s bar.
The whole TO Be pacted 10 . box about 81 inche.
stsT, coopsred, % wood hoops or iron, as may be re
.ss ,s ,: :s.s sss: ..s & e. ss
inspection duIins, the process Of minufactnfe, an
| When 6,hOfee harness b Iequlreu, Icnu OVi.ais
br iIes h nee neck ct aps belly bands chain pipe
trace chain, crupper and hip straps back bands en-
Coupling sfraps are doubled; one bearing chain
Net ion4 IL links to the foot, Of No. iron with
on esch end added, and lead line to be % feet lonI
The whole to be made OF the best material sswin
TO be made with good waxed thread, and subject
inspection during the process Of msnufActurs' On
When s.muis harness \ required, the lead collar
BRIDES hames, nsok straps, belly bsuds chain pipe
rsee chains cruppeR and hip straps back bands, 81
coupling straps are doubled; one bearing chain
feet long Il links 10 the foot, of No, iron, with
on each end sdded and lead line to be % feet lon
/ Proposals WIN dsc Be received fG making and
q horss tsam.-s spscihcstion Of which will be hel
after furnished. - t-- =
Forms Of proposals and suarante> will be furnish
O. spplioatfoa q shs once, and none will be co
= sidered that DO nCt soafogm thereto.
The priyi,ere d reserved by and for the Unit
States of rejecting any proposal that may be deem
ri Pronos,la will be sndor,ed on the envelope
cio.iss them, Proposan for Furnishipg Ar
wsssa and Ambulance ,n HsrneH anI %tMT6N hSqte,;
aug eff iii Qsartsrmaster u 8 Army
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
GAS FIxTU REs'
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

the advantage OF reduction in prices will call early
and examine.
We would also call the attention of persons about
introducing gas into their dwellings to our increased
facilities and consequent low prices for this branch
of our trade.
Inviting ull who desire their work done promptly,
and free IRON gas eakagcs to call ut 1863 Pennsylva
mia avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
south side. D. w. IHoMfooN &Co.
nov oG
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.

The 1u.y,h Am'udi Session will commence Septem.
ber 2, 1861
For particulars, inquire OF the princi pal, Mrs Il.
RICHARDS, corner Of Fourteenth and X streets.
ugl6-lm
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
IINITED STATES MILITARY RoUTE'
SPECIAL, NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS!
CHANGE OF I1OURS'


~, and after MONDAY, August 10Th, 1901, 'as
..ngar Trains will run as follows: =. ,.os
Ieays Wsshington at 8 and 80 A.; M, EoS oSo ~
ta5P M y: arriving at Baltimore at 10 anu wv n
n and At 4 O5 aud 80 p NJ. a. ,. Al.
Leave Baltimore at 20 and $40 ana 80 -
and r. NJ arriving at Washington ~ sno i''''
A n and at s 80 and 6.45 T.. M. .
Passenger Trains leaving washington ~ " a;
n and d 40 r. NJ and Baltimore at az A. M ana
s4sP. NJ, m Ike direct connections for Annapoh' I"
the Junction. ,,.,-.. ~a W ..b
,,eton at q 55 A. M and p. M.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington At and 80
A. N and 2So T. M, make direct connec ION ~
baltimore for Philadelphia and New YORK;
All articles of freight mot oontrsDsnd Oh wArH iE
will be transported over the line IonnaEe WI,
leave baltimore at 42o A. NJ. and Washington u
By order of the Secretary Of War. .oorr
General Manager
THOMAS II. CANFIELD,
Assistant Manager. ,,,
augl5-tf Intel, Star, Sun Ch'l
SPECIAL NoTICE-SUNDAY TRAIN:
Leave Washington at 2so p M for New Iori
"n From New York and philadelphia. arriving il
washington ~ THOMAS A. SCOTT,
;r,voo General Mansger.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
iWM. q. FILLER.

From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are sure
that your testimony be added to the already M.
merouslst that has received benefits that NO other
medi Inc can produce. "' -H
From the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephaiic
rills) Is rapidly increasing.
From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. Spa1ding would not connect his name with On
article he did not kno'o 70 possess real merit ,-
From the Advertiser, Providence, r. l.
ihe testimony In their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, R. I.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass
Said to be very efioscious ior the headsohe.
From the Kapawhs Valley Star, Kanswha, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, will stick to them.
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
Painting and Glazing

THE UNION WILL STAND,
i NO NATTER WHO'S PRESIDENT!
Consequently, shall remain Ia Washington, and
continue to pursue my occupation Of
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
80 r "A r M II Z N O. te
GLIDING In all its branches Old GLAZING
promptly attended to Painting and Ornamenung
Cottage Furniture, In the best style also cal A.
tenton to the Painting of Roofs and brick Wails.
All The above will do as cheap as tne cneaapes';
III uciore solicit the patronage OF my i,iehas anu
Iclow. c izcns of the lisirict; functuaity Srieuy
observed, and work done in the best a manner nin,
N W." NJ. r. PARkER'B
Painting Establishment,
No So Lou slSna avenue (north sfde),
between Sixth and Seventh streets
S-signs put up free OF charge, as usual
nov28
The national Republican., 1861-08-22
NAILS AND RAILROAD.
A uaANsEMENT OF THE MAILSSs S,

A UuANG RI ENT OF THN "us ~ Oyv,cr
A INV, WasHIyeros Cirr Posi- = oyr,Lcs n,n,Oss
The Northern Mod closes at o'SSotM 70 NJ and r Il,
p. M daily and arrives at elo A. M ''N
daily. a, O'Clock r. M; and ar.
r;yes At 10. so O'Clock A. MI daiy Io.c,ock and At
The No'Te,anniI xiv H and arrives at SiO A N and
6P. NJ, daily NIL closes nj 43o r. NJ; and ar.
RVS at ss Viii open for delivery at O'Clock A
IN. fne snS close at 80 P. N. daily, except On Su
day Mnninu Will again a. p. M. and remaining open
Nj oPehWps LEWIS CLEPHANE, p. n.