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LATEST FROM FORT PICKENS

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP STATE OF GEopc1,
ihe otate OF Georgia, which arrived at PhiIa-
uelphla on Saturday evening, brings the folowino
information relative to affairs at Fort Pickeno
united States transport steamship State of Geor
gla, John }. Garvin, Commander from Fort PicL
g1s Ju.y z4th; Fort Jefferson, Tortugas 2sth Kew
west, 3!st; with United States mails, and passen-
gers to Alexander Heron, Jr. & Co.
;, Lett Fort Pickens P. NJ, oath July, arrived at
fort Jefferson, Tortugas, p. NJ, 26th; sailed
1 Wa Fort Jefferson p NJ. 2sth arrived at Key
noon 3lst; took pilot off Capes Delaware at 10 A.
NJ, August 4th; arrived at the city P. NJ.
\, Lett at Fort Pickens-frigate Colorado, bark W.
M ~: w an, DarKentlne brig Halet schooner W. S.
cruise. A'''' vi
=, At Fort Jeferson-schooner Althea, brig A. G..
Merryman, just arrived 80 days from Bath Maine
a. hey "est-sloop, of-war Macedonian, gun-boat
Ihomas, to sail next day for Philadelphia, British
bark Emerald Isle, prize bark Pilgrim, of New
Orleans, brig K. Stetson, schooners Passport and
stephen A. Douglas; steamship Columbia sailed
NJ, q miles north of Hatteras, passed a United
States gun-boat cruising; passed in Delaware
Bay, bound up, ship Seawall. from West Indies.
bark Minnesota, from New York; bark Achilles
garee, at Bombay Hook, bound down.
Passengers per U. S. transport steamer State of
Georgia.: Major S. d. Carpenter U. s. A.; James
3; Lamd Ss .. s. NJ George Kmball. U. S. N;
NJ. j. Henderson, John J. Mcdonald, from sloop,
oiwar Macedonian; James Webster, sailor, from
frigate Niagara; Thomas Carter, Thomas futile.
sailors, from frigate Collorado Philip NJ Parcils'
D. H. Brophy, Watson's Zouaves; Sergeant P.
Morgan, steamer Crusader; Chas. Emery, Henry
hayward, NJ Holman, W. Kennedy.
ne health of the Federal troops and blockading
squaaron at Fort Pickens is excellent. On the
ignt Oh July 2Sd Fort Barancas was brilliantly
rn on the oath, at noon, salute of eleven
Runs was hred from the fort; could NOT ascertain
oause OF their rejoicing, as no Communication
taxes place between Fort Pickens and the Confed.
crate force. All was quiet when we left.
First quality of butter has sold as low 90 IN cort,
per pound lately in Syracuse, New York TIE
ket - INC southern mar
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brings In bill which though its phraeeoiogy is
coyertly yelled, is intended 10 carry out that pur-
pose Mr.. .CRIrTENDEN tells him:
You have no right to interfere with State legis-
lation on the subject of slavery and the absence Of
such right and power in times of peace must equal
ly prevail in times of war. Such law he added
as the one now proposed, would be a hagrant
usurpaton OF the dearest principles of the Cousti-
tuition.
What was the reply of THADDEus STEVENS?
Just this
In times like these the laws of war alone sbou,d
govern us. They ,cho apply such doctrines here ~
those nat hare Just been heard, the legal oaro-
Gates of rebels. y X When thasa sIoras e
the South confiscated and set free. Cod forh;d
they should ever be returned to their masters. lie
ou not say that the war was inaugurated with This
object; but II The ,ohole South should be laid ,rasfe
so be At; he had objection, SO that the free Union
was preserved.
Can any one doubt the red anarchy that will
prevail, If the power 10 carry out their evil inten-
tons is left in the hands of these people? Every
man who has the honesty to lift his voice in oppo-
sition to the DEGREES of this reckless faction, is
| stigmatised as t!he advocate of rebelsi Such
was the retort that Mr.. CRITTENDEN drew upon
himself. Mr.. BURNETT is admonished by another
|
his loyalty" 1t was sneeringly inmated to anoth.
er member of the House that he had mistaken the
body to which he was accredited Mr.. BREcKTN-
RIDGE is insulted in the Senate for daring to de-
nounce the usurpaons of the President, and Mr.
POWELL, his colleague, is insolently told that he
chad no right to be there" Freedom of discus.
sion is crushed out by the dominant faction, and
with the dness that goes before destruction every
vindictive measure that will tend to infame thu
hatred of the two sections is eagerly adopted by
the men who like Mr.. OLM, are ''tired of har
"angues about the Constitution" and, like Mr.
STEVENS, denounce lis defenders as "the legal adj
vocates of the rebels" If the North sustain these
apostles of despotsm, the time is not fal
distant when it will find that whilst seek
lug the destruction of others, the poisoned chalict
will be commended TO its own lips.
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EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BY THE AkGLO-SAXON.
IATEST-VIA IONNDNOEppV

LATEST-NlA LONDONDERRY
FLORENCE, July ga reactionary band has
Rsen 9EnsS at rQ5cRappaa Troops Hill c4Rsssd1jj
the frontier. 0'''"s
PARIS, 26th.--A despatch received here from
Constantinople, dated 25th inst, announces that
the Sultan continues to effect reform. He has
promised to modify the personnel of the Judges.
ana 20 dimlnish their privileges and salaries The
lied. avn s"n
The rations allowed to civil functionaries have
peen stopped, In consequence of complaint from
the French Embassy.
The Levant Herald has been suspended for two
months. WV
General lgnaticee is expected tomorrow He
comes to congratulate the Sultan on his accession
to the throne.
CADIZ, July 25.-The daurbter of the Duke of
Montpensier is dead.
TURIN, July 26.-The official Gazette of to-day
says that two individuals, named respectively Ra,-
bien and Austriez, had been arrested on CHARGE
OF enlisting recruits for the Pontfcal army. They
were about to enter the Italian army in order 70
attempt to corrupt the soldiers.
list OF men enrolled since 1860, and a quantity
of Bourbon and Papa portraits and decorations
were also found on them. They had Papal and
SOUTHAMPTON, July 26.-The steamship Hammo
MIA, from New York, 18th inst, has arrived off
Cowes.
SECOND DESPATCH.
and Kangaroo:
The Committee of the House of Commons have
reported Justitying the termination of the Galway
contract, stating as their opinion that the company
will soon have an efficient fleet, and if the Govern
ment intends to re-estabsh the Galway route. the
company deserves favorable consideration,
1t was reported that Lord Wodehouse had re-
signed the Secretaryship of Foreign Affairs of En-
gland.
The strong objections to the cession of Sardinia
to France attracted attention.
The visit of the King of Prussia to the Citations
Camp is considered more probable
Mires had appeared against his sentence
Ihe bulk OF the Italian loan had been subscribed.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
LIVERPOOL July 26-Cotton.-The Brokers' CircuIar
reports the sales of the week at 144 900 bales of which
900 were to spectators and bales to eyporter
The market has advanced 8(64d, and the demand has
TONS the trade being large The sales of Friday have
been 10 bales of which 5000 spectators and
exporters the market closing firm at the following au
thorized quotations:
Fair. Middling.
q.
mobile. ......"..............S4d S4d.
OpdHus'..ss. .,.....64d. S3-lGd.
The stock in port is estimated at 10O1 900 bales of
which 745 900 are American.
STATE OF TRADE-The advces from Manchester are
favorable, prices are advancing for goods and
SMALL prices unchanged. Provisions
dull and unalered.
MONEY MARKET, London, July 26-Consols are auiet
at syn eO American Stocks easier and dull; Illinois
Central Shares at So - discount.
me az bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
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we have omitted, up to the present, to notice the
publication of new weekly paper, called the Sun
day Morning Ne'oS, the first number of which was
issued on the 2Sth ult. The two numbers which we
have seen are gotten up in good STYLE and indicate
considerable taste in their selection of literary
matter, and also ability in respect to editorials
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a. DIED,
lungs Ss OF the h ipstan Of of the
er irenos and the friends the family are Invita- 70
O'clock from me on this Tuesday afternoon at 1--WE
and 1he e1h instant. HENRY PLACE aged Is Years
Az ~ only son Of Matthew and Louisa PIacide
AZ enas and those Of the family are Invited to sttend
sseat in Pace, '-''A'ns' a. O'CLOCK 6eGa-
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REPRINTS OF THE ENGLISH QUARrEaLY REVIEWS
AND BLAcNWooDs MISUNDERSTANDING been appointed by
the publishers their Agent in Baltimore for the above
periodicals. vice Freeman, vamosed, persons wishing Ia
take any of them will be promptly supplied by
JOHN P. DESFORGFS
Antiquarian Book Store
Bi'"t y Light street
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hOoFINa ROOFING ROOFING II
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WAEREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT IND &POSITIOE ROGFENG
Unrvaled by anything yet discovered r Roofing pnrpos
PRaPRoTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PaooY
uNEQUALLED ECONOMY
uHRIvALLED Pon DUEApuITf
ADAPTED TO EVERY CIIzArR
For further Information address or call on
JAS. JOHNSON,
No 2Jarys Budins, cor North and Baltimore Sta
iy75-tf Ra,tir,o,e
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PARKER BRorgrns, I,ovno. Urn

PARKER BRoTHERs' LONDON Gu AucE This
celebrated Sauce is fast supergedng ali others From the
richness and delcacy o. Its favor it has attained oonp
lary almost as great in this country as in Europe For
sale by all hrst-class groccrs and by their agents.
EoS-tf So West Pait;,aar stre,.
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hINDLEa WooD KINDLING WooDll
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE,
At Office CT City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. SNoRTH STREE
sIO'tf JAS. H. JOHNSON
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Ia
ElUPoNT's POWDER AGENCY.
BLASTING,
AND SHIPPING POWDER.
For sale at Manufacturers prices, by the Agents
i. L. WEBB Il BRO
80 or corner Pratt and Com merce streets.
( ELDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
~ un,,s., = -,.,,-,.. IN TIE CITY
.avr,, ~ X4EgF$S G s$551 ( 81 i:sIrs'
vv. o, .rro -, ATD DEALER
~ LA 4. 9N i FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
as u store beautiful assortment New Styles and Pat
embracing agreat ysrety q Set and Plain Cold BRocCH Isl
SGIs ts Eh ea RSGs SCI S
TTe asy .b EeE% t oPs &C. Ladies G0LD
9a fhm6es; Cur Buttons and Pins; Signet Chased and
r91 sod kings Peac:l and Peqs Sleeve BUTTONS and
s Hair jsTsy Of bssatiia lasyss rms and Ear
Pss & sT # Bef Quality Heavy Silver
a and csstdrs, Csnde soF
C Co. zhich viii be- s Ls oss reasonably
erns s20tj
IATM. j. HOOPER y co,
w CoRSzE OF SouTH AND PRATT STREETS,
MANUFACTURERS OF '"''"'O'e'
sEINEs TA&NEb, TAR ia, AN s. KIeaED,
doRKs a' sTI1 EPFF AND SEINE rwrss A.
R00TS, SHOES AND CATERS,
AT THE SIGN OF TIE fHHEE BIZ So TaAN EVER
SO WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
The takes this meiSSd s Of 6oymn h
friends Fi and the pgRe that he selling the balance of his
barge and stocf that anu nd@ mammals 20 @sse
SEn 6ST sH f5 sPr ana and Of French o
l LesteT d. do French Kid Do DO BY particular
auv6
hanEg for the liberal patronage have received and
te28.ff No. 80 West Baltimore rs Street
DLATE GLASS AGENCY.
PLATE GLASS
sos STORE FRONTS
DWELLINGS,
WIZ. KING BRO,
AGENTS FOB MANUFACTURERS,
ANA Dealers In Paints, Oils and Glass,
.,..v, Mas Forth Liberty ,; s;fsst,
ESISH FISHIi
IS IS g, n: as!iia@ g GkSkEi 5irpRrycs
sac bv boxes ooDESa 6s III 9Sn " 0e S S9a Tor
CRUSHED BONE.-A very superior article |
~ that has never been burned boiled and warranted
Tree from all impurities For sale at Tsduf H price
alh No Spears wharf, up stairs
IGOR WHEAT AND GRASS Baugh's Raw
IL Bone Phosphate mas no superior 1t he
ary food for plants and Effects e'eS
GEO. DuGDALE, Sole Agent
al-H NO. 4 Spea s whsrf, up stairs
NAWED AND SPLIT WOOD
, ONLY S. PER CORD DELIVERED
Coal as low as 81 per ton of 2,24O lbs
i,ootaIsr W. f. H. ONION,
~. 80. corner Lombard and Canal sta |
E1ERUVIAN GUANU,
81 H e AgsRS
ates. Wy w MN ~ Inc N lowest market
m6-tf W. "hlfELoSSh g CO.. |
STORAGE-Wanted in Warehouse No. I6
> 7,I Bso,wsly's wharf, Appyt to
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IMPORTANT TO EouSEEEEPgfs.
To know that they can SAFE money by purohas, y.3
already Saved and Split office ofCy Steam Fire wood
xiii, "''
No. SNoHGB s.RzsP
slu-h JAEga Il. JUHNS{lE
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MERRlLL's BREECH-LoADIyd RIFLE.
MERRILL, THOMAS L co,
mn25-h 2S9 BALTIMORE sggssT, :
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BALTIMORE COAL CONIPANY,s COAL,
REDUCTION In PRICE.

BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S COAL.
REDUCTION In PRICE.
am now receiving regularly supplies OF this cele
brated COAL, and enabled offer to consumers at
LOW PRICES In view of the present unsettled state
of affairs, and the possibility Of shipments being cut Off
would recommend consumers OF Coal to lay in their sup
plies at
AS no Cumberland Coal is homecoming to this market
would recommend the use OF Coal as substitute for
steaming and other shall keep large supplv con-
stantly on my wharf
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. SO Second street
For the quality Of the Baltimore Company,s Coal for
steaming purposes respectfully refer to the following
parties:
Messrs. Doughery, Woods & Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery Samuel T. Pearce, Esq, Agent Cronwels Line
Steamers; A. L. Higgins ESQ, Boston Line Steamers
Messrs H. Abbott Il Son. Canton Rolling Mill
&c Murray & Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. iv3tf
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a PRICE CURRENT

exhibiting with undoubted accuracy the state of the mar.
kets both at home AMI abroad
In Politics. the Dollar Weekly Exchange will reflect the
course of the Daily Exchange which been and will con
tinue to be, INDEPENDENT AND CONSERVATIVES
sympathzing With and Watcful the true interests Of
the South and West
TERMS OF THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE,
copy one year. a n,
copy, SIX months. ........,.. ........... IN
80 -....--.......lOU
% .......-......2G00
Address KERR CO.,
"DaIly Exchange Baltimore, Md
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YEDDo TEA-A delightful article. part of the
FIRST REFORMATION FROM JAPAN. mat rece;vaa .,s
10Y saie Dy GREEN q y0E,
oSi'N 20 " Baltimore street
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DANSKIN g. CO.,
Ga FAYETTE ST, NEAR CALVERT
s. IL Z ES 70
TO
g 81 - Ia .Ea-
AND KEEP A FULL ASSORTMENT READY MADE
GENTLEMEN WHO WANT REALLY GOOD
SHES
WILL FIND IT AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
ALSO,
aETLEMEN'S FURNISHING a00na
IN GREAT VARIETY
DANsKIN & CO,
m6'l-t' Ga FAYETPE STREET
LADo, WEBSTER & Go. 8
Tt C II T-sTGTC
8 2 ~ " c. M Il AEFyES
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS
No lsl. RaLFEaoIz STREET
s2ih Between Calvert and South streets
REMOVAL OF
WHEEIEE IL WILsoN'g
SEWING MACHINES
AT REDUCED PEIoae,
with
Glass CgOth-F reSSsr,
Improved Loop-Check.
new style
Hemrer, Binder, Cc,der, &c
Offcs Ne. 2li West Baltimore streeL
next door to Cortian-s Co
ap2-tt W gEREJIJ agsnt
INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINB WATcHsse
William DSons, London and Jules Iurgensen's Copap
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL. WATCR
CLARk'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Tme-K.sr
erS for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner OF Calye,
a1d Water streets Importer OF Fine Watches ewe!ry
Gi1ns Silv er and Plated Ware 1IeGoultrss Swisa IA
and Stropg, Gold, Silver and Steel Spec;accs to sui
sss. New goods in store. Purchasers viii please
Notice--Stoga CORN AR CALVERT AND &ATEK SI.s
''7'''nofs xula-s
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Choice GROCERIES.
TEA,
COFFEE AND WINES.
Old Rye
Whisky; Brandy
Of the
Best Vineyards.
Cut Loaf Sugar, Brown do
and
Beautiful Family Flour
and
Finest Hams.
For sale by W Fl MCLEAN
Jyo!u 80 Charles street
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS.

The claims which THE DAILY EXCHAEGE ,nal,.s ,ro,,
the attention OF the mercantile and business community
are simply based those principles OF autual benefit
winch every intelligent can understand for they are
suc as uhdere success in all industrial and commercial
enterprises fit can be shown that THE EXCHANGE i,
an admirable medium for advertising and that in oi
circulation will not only bear patison that
other commercial paper this CITY, but that This c,cna
ION Is Unused over WIDER area, i'1 crit, -
VIII doubtless elicit that attention which shrewd and saga
cous men are accustomed to give matters that concern
their individual interests What then the facts? We
need not refer to the large city circulation Of THE EX
GhAHHE for that speaks for itself Its this
spect is, in point OF time without a parallel What we
Is 10 make frank statement Of its country ccula
ton because the larger proportion the trade of this city
Is derived from the interior The extent which that circu
iaon has reached be gathered the following par
teuars, which the States which it sent and the
number OF at which it is received and dsribut
ed A careful collation. of mail books shows that THE
EXCHANGES regularly mailed hundred and t,ysre
p0S0ce scattered through the various States and Terri
torres oil the unon and that the great bulk of this country
circulation IN those States upon which the merchants of
Baltimore most chiefly rely the increase and perpetua
ton OF their trade. In MARYLAND alone THE Elk
CHANGk is nailed to tlg0 hundred and fygo p0Stoces
which is larger circulation in the counties of our own
State than is enjoyed by any other commercial paper in
Virginia comes
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE,
PENNSYLVANIA,
OHIO,
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA,
KENTUCKY,
IOWA,
TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI;
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NUTRiTIVE CREAM FOR THE HAIR.-This prepa-
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
falling off, Composed it is Of the purest M erias it
can he used with perfect safety and answers ali the purpo
ses OF Pomade and Oils without producing that greasness
so c"aHoh to many hair preparations Prepared only by
N. HYNS0N JENNINGS Il CO,
Pharmeceutists,
mh26tfr &c Eo-t+ CYL. -.
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.
$50 CASKS SCOTCH AND t,Nr,rysr, rr,.

Youngers Tenants, Strong Marzetti Sons East
India PALE ALES Single cask at 81 60 per dozen Five
casks and over at 81 Dozen These are OF direct
Importation, OF superior qualities in fin condition
For sale by TH0S THOMPSON,
Commission Merchant,
JeIi-5m 80 South Gay street
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EnnKnNyi Ecnt.n,Ir
ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
TO CA SH PURE HASERS.
BRANDIES, GIN, WINES. &c.

A large stock Of STRICTLY Pure OLD RYE WIS
al Is from distillcrs of high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination OF his
stock, which he offers at very prices for cash. in quan
ties to suit buyers. THOS. THOMPSON,
Iel43m 90 South Gay street
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E s.ss:ssasezessez5s-7sss NEVER N HILECT
IHEE@ "a sas ssS BLEEDING, BLIND OR ITCHING
Id - g ME gEsG@i The evils resulting from neglect
the ABOVE terrible disease, should
induce those afflicted TO arrest its progress al once The
hundreds who have teen permanently cured by the
use OF BETTONs PILE SALVEi should press upon their
suffering friends TO try, without delay, infaiibe RENE
dy for the cure or prevention of BLEEDING BLIND mr.
ITCHING PlLES 1t is exceedingly cooling and refresh.
ing III ITS cure There hundreds at this moment in this
city, male and female, using with great success and en-
tire satisfaction 1t has risen rapidly public favor
than any other remedy which has been brought before he
Pubic Tor the cure Of Piles in any FORM This preparation
mas pee made by the subscriber thirty wears and
II has always acted like charm, being simple in ia apnI
cation, requiring 70 he used only night and morning
for sale by Wholesale and Retail Druggists Price 30
cents per box. 0' ~
ASK for BETTON'S RI LIE SALVE and take no other Get
Circular from OF the Agents. and give the Ointment
q trial. 49, ~ Ht
poX VIII De sent by mail or express, prepaid recent
OF One Dollar liberal discount made to the trade Ad
dress 1: W: BETTON, Baltimore, Md
Principal depot at COLEMAN Il ROGERS
m1I-u Baltimore, Md,
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ENELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION
BALTIMORE, August s, lS6.-The President and Dires
t9rS 81 this Insu ton have this day declared dividend
and after the 18th instant ~ ''' pay -0ie vi
The State and City Taxes for the year IsG paid bv the
Institution. JOHN W r. Mkt Pr Ne
40 cot Treasurer.
DINE APPLE CHEESE.
L. NJ. Norton & Sons Pine Apple Cheese for sale bv
:, A. l.. WEBB & BRO
IT corner Pratt and Commerce streets
ENLOUR.-Choiee brands of Family, Extra and
Super Flour by the dray load or otherwise for sale nv
;. A. l.. WEBB & BRO,
II corner Pratt and Commerce streets
HANS
Thomas and NeGs Sugar-cured Family HAMS in
stS!e and Tor sale oy A. L. WEBB BRO
II corner Pratt and Commerce streets
WORK, Pa,
HARRISBURG, do
GETTY S6TTRG, do
CHAMBERS BURG, do
E,ao,, r BANK NOTES
dog sale by SAM'L HARRIS K SONS
tifunr
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INSURANCE..
lFPICE OF THE

lFPICE OF THE
= , PEOPLP'S FI'E TNsUR NOV COMPANY
No 1913 CANAL RET.
NV GOFK jane 9Th, 1891.
stSr sI0oto reid on thu l7si iaEAnt, the f,lloW.
~ Vsu,,c 70 tenon sore c. ssh Directors Of tn
'Oppa1y Tor tile ensuing yasri
bAtthtB Clsrf, Psnry 4. TerbslL ChaA. Y uunter,
lotn W. LqWis IA 4. H. u, tr'u-l IHrds.il
rh0A. WLIiEus, k1wHrd Z, LlAgk, Go SchmeEaL
T. &. Ysiy,-tor Peer X, l,hI stla, Thoa. J. B1GnSi
AhrRi.Ar Leg, "a, ~ n NoI. UoWeiI AdamA
iuDon RalI6 ~, ID j. > s,rd lo.epN y. KILLER,
Hired bs uioI Ann v " Net q, BAuVslL
IN 40 btrgI'1 . TlJei Il y leI. albert MAun,
iAloupOu Bsnts Win " rfEal Men y David,
Jhrlsto'T GwYef. J0hr q Nora, Potter T. Schulty.
lSorge %Afp.r, - " oslOad, j. n. Van RipoT.
sreemDC smpbe'iEiipht HOFFMAN,
At sub.eIusnt G.setios Of the Hoard. MArTM AZ
clark, 60. va unanimously rseiseted Plesidsni
issI ia1Iss WE. USUKRH1IL. ssssy.