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Extra state, good 70 choice. ............ I6 20
Common 70 choice western extra 20 %
Mixed 20 straight Southern. 90 IS
straight to good extra do.............. 80 0 %
Chosco extra family and bakers brands. u . 30
Corn heal. Jersey and Brandy vine sSssS
sales embraced about 700 bbs 70 81 90 the latter
inquire Tor good extra Southern flour frm, while
cepts were Light Tho sales embraced about 1000 bbs,
closing within the above quotations Rye -four quiet
but at our figures, with sales Of l60 bb Corn
meal WAS firm and lees plenty with Light sales Of Jersey
wheat-Ihe market for prime lots BETTER while the
lower ana medium grades were without change moment
a as sas footed up about 1870 DSshs u par:
81 80 81 81 for red Western, part In store 81 Tx
81 20 for Canadian club 81 80 for soft
81 26k for prime amber Wisconsin; 81 is 81 "A for
inferior to prime Milwaukee club; 81 10 81 IS for
81 SsHs he soss Gf ol
feror Chicago spring. and 81 IA 81 10 for ordinary TO
prime do. Corn was firm and in steady demand, with
sales Of so 600 bushels, at 42c Ate. for heated 63c
csc for new mixed Western, Sc a 56kc for old do
6oc. for Western yellow and Gle. &c for round pei
state at Sec Rye quiet at 6sc. s7sc OATS were
frmer with sales of Western and Canadian at 3lc SIC
and State at &c. a &c.
IN this market IS reduced to between 80 900 and
though for even lots I44c. was asked R1mors were
current Of much larger amounts having changed hands
speculation, which we could not trace.
FREGHN-To Liverpool about 20 600 30 600 bushels
OF wheat with some 900 bushels corn, engseed
for Liverpool Tin ships bags at Sd and 80 900 bushels
In chips bags ut 10d by American sailing vessels
and 1000 bushels in ships bags engaged by the
Great Eastern, at 10d. Some flour taken at p.
some lard by sailing vessels at 26s and cotton at
7-82d I'D To London grain was reported in a
British ship at iod and 500 bbls -four at g. 7d by
American vessel Rates to Glasgow and to Havre were
unchanged By steamer to Hamburg 400 hhds sugar
were taken at Us Cd, Is coo gallons honey at ~ 100
hhcs tobacco at 25s To Antwerp 500 boxes OF sugar
$685. eco bags Of coffee at 3s 3D. and 0o0 bushels
grain at 10d., in ships bags.
NAVAL STORES sales of 600 bbls rosin were
made from yard AT 50 81 l2n Spirits turpentine
quiet at 72hc Crude and tar firmly held, with limited
sales.
PRovIsIoSs = Pork-The market was heavy and mac
tive the sales embraced about $50 bbls at SIT rs
SIT 62h for city and Western mess, with come unin-
spected reported at SIS, and $l3 for prime Beef
steady and prices were unchanged, with sales OF $50
bbs at 50 I'll Is for repacked mess and at 81 SO
Sl2 so for extra. Beef hams Arm but nominal
l4c q 16c. Cumeats continued dull, with small sales,
including shoulders at &c. a 6kc and hams at 7c a
71sc. lard was firmly held, with sales OF 275 bbls at
ei4c aesc and choice at 9Xc Butter and cheese
in steady demand with fair sales at unchanged prices
Sales OF Real Estate.
By James N. Miller.
House and lot north side Gath st. $50 II east LIST 900
Lo north side 18th st., 400 n. west 9th $50
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eEsEe Fos8. FslNArs Nay ly-1P. n
20 TO for pots. and Of pearls ct IS 62h . IS rs.
BR1ADsIUf1D.--k1our--1he demand Was iem active,
especially fos State and Western brands while prices
were without change Of importance The sales bracsd
hat N fnrtco
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sales OF Real Estat,

By James NJ Miller.
House and lot north side Gath st. $50 east s ay 80 90
Lo' north side 18th st. 400 H. west 9th av.... S5
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTs HUDSON RIvBR-
"A Forty five minutes by railroad, and steamboat
Chamber street three suits OF large airy, oommo
lions Rooms Be engaged Ut the Woodland Part
ground. commands BEAUTIFUL view Of the Hudson REed
fresh vegetables ard milk Families and gentlemen desng
quiet retired summer reGdence near town, will fad thas
location unsurpassed being within two minutes Of
the railroad station and aocesble 1t all hou BY
boat and stage For terms &C., apply at the Hotel Ger
main corner OF fif avenue and twenty sec0nd street
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DIED At the residence Of his father. in
this place, on last Saturday the 18th inst
CORNELIUS VI. COLLINS, iu the 34th year OF
his age.
1t has never been our duty as an Editor,
TO record the death of one who was more
generally esteemrd aud beloved by his friends
and acquantances, than the subject of this
notice. Strict integrity. aud manly firmness
il main ntainiug his just rights, charaeterizsC:
bis intercourse with his fellow men, aud no
mau ever possessed kinder or more beucvo-
lsnt heart His atfable and almost Fascinating Q
uanners, his well Informed mild, allied TO
ts fine couycrsati"ual powers, rendered him
;hs rcasantest aud INST Interesting of COM
ranyus. He has been during the last five
Years Of his life al invalid the victim of
lingering disease. which while it incapacita-
tel him for b isiu,ss seldom confined him to
bis room. Ills protracted suferings were
borne with exemplary patience. and he met
death not with the vain presumption of one
Confident of his own righteousness, but with
the calm foriitu ie of an humble aud sin
ere Christian. Poor Mel those who knew
him as we'll as We did, will not soou forget
bin. Peace 70 his ashes, and ever verdant
be the sod that euv,lnles his grave.
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DENEISTR u.

TNdE undersigned Graduate of the Baltimore
Il College of Dental Surgery, respectfully OF
fers his professional services to the citizens of
Ebensburg. He has spared no means thorough
ly TO acquaint himself with every improvement
u his art. 10 many years of personal experience
he has sought to add the impaired experience of
the highest authorities in Dental Science He
simply asks that an opportunity may be given for
his work to speak its own praise
SAMUEL BELFORD. d. d. S.
Office over the store of Davis, JU-es 81 Co.
REFERENCES.
Prof. c. \. Harris; T. E. Bond, ir; W. r.
Handy; A 4. Blandy. y. II Austen, OF the
Baltimore College
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its natural functions These, IL not relieved reaci upon
themselves and the surrounding orEsns, producing
agrayatiOn, suffering and disease While Ills
condition, oppressed by the arrangements take Ayers
Pills, and how directly they restore the natural a.
Of system and with II the buoyant feeling OF
health again. and apparent IN this trivial
complaint, l. also true N many of the deep
seated and dangerous dstempers. The same pUrs1iEs
effect epcls them. CS1scd by similar distractions and
arrangements natural functions OF the body they
are rapidly, many OF them surely, CURED by the slre
None who know the virtues 81 these fs, VIII
neglect employ them when suffering iron the isOr-
derS they
Statements from leading physicians In some OF the
From FoTTrG-izg Merchant Of 81 LOUIS, Feb = le16
DE-. AYEE: Your Pills the paragon Of all that Is
great medicine Tfey have cured little daugittr
hands and
incurahle for years mother has been long Cr1eT
afflicted with botces and pnfles on her skin and
i.rr hair Afer child cured she also irie1
your PIlls, and they have cured her .
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FARM FOR SALE.

HNHe UNDERSIGNED offers fo- sale his well
IL known farm, situate in Clearfeld township,
Cambria county, adjoining lands of Thomas Far
rell, Richard Adams, Cornelius Morris and others,
containing 81 acres and allowance The improve
ments are, l story frame house and a good
stable, and fine orchard. The place is well
timbered, and well watered in every part, A
good road runs through it, conveniet to the resi-
dence. About fifty acres are cleared and in
high state of cultivation.
Sep. u. 1S61.=5t PETER ADAMS IL
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E&lElKS

TAME to the residence tf the undersigned in
~ Cambria township, last June, red COW
about four years old, also red steer about three
years old. and having a white stripe along tie
back. The owner, or owners are requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take them away. Otherwise they will be dis
posed Of according to law.
RICHARD j. EVANS.
Sept. nth, 3t.-1S6l.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters OF administration upon the estate Of
William Burke, late of Summerhill township,
Cambria County, decd, having been granted by
the Register of will to the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them without de-
lay to. JEREMIAH GLEASON Admir-
Sent IL 1861 -6t nd
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TEACHERS WAYTEn

Three male, and one female, are wanted for
the Ebensburg Common Schools. Examination
2y the County Superintendent will take place
at the School House in Ebensbug on Tuesday
the 24th of Sep, when and where all APPLICANTS
may appear By order of the School Board.
DAVID ]. JONES Sec'y.
Sep. 11th ISG1-2t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers at private sale, acres
of land situated in the immediate vicinity of the
borough of Wilmore, adjoining lands of James
Young, Amich and others. 1t offers superior
inducements TO those wishing to secure a home
in this vicinity. VIII be sold on reasonable
terms. Apply to the subscriber. near Wilmore.
Cambria County Pa. EDWARD GRUE
Sent 4th lS6I-tf
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sU-Our Young friend Robert Thompson, has
ilst received and has for sale lot of beautifully
colned maps of the seat of war, containing a
glossary of war terms, and portraits of all the
distinguished Generals of our army, &C. They
are well worth the money, and as the " Doctor
is a clever fellow, we would like to see him pat
ronzed.
"DOc,' will please accept our thanks, for the
one presented to this office.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, Eeble, snd com
plsinin-s Are you out OF order,
with your system derAnged, sud
vour feelings uncomfortable
These symptoms are often the
prelude TO serious Illness Some
fit of sickness l. creeping upon
you, and should be averted bv n
timely use Of the right remedy
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the disoriered humors-pu-
Tify the blood, and lof the fluids
move on unoh~irucfedi IN health
again They stimulate tine fuHc-
tiOns Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the DISTINCTIONS which make
disease A cold settles soEse-
where in the body, and obstructs
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted to r. S. Bum, are
n requested to call and make settlements i'm.
medlately. Otherwise their accounts will be left
with the proper authorities for collection.
Ebensb'g, Aug 21.-tf RS. BUM.
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Tnral gtfnls.
NDE EPEN D ENT CAND DIDATE
Preside emit Judge,
g E o z G E T A LOR.

Il announce myself. therefore. in compliance
with the request contained in your letter before
me, as candidate for the office of President
Judge Of the Twenty fourth judicial District.
without respect to party."-( Reply to The gentle
men Of the Bdr-)
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glks1 MANHOOD,
AZEsS Eow Lost, How Restored.

Just PstbEiSied isl Sealed ERrelope
4 LECTURE OK THE NATURE. TREAT
MENT AND RADICAL CURE OF SPEIlMA-
TOEHtEA or Seminal Weahness, Sexual Dobili-
", Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions.
producing Impotency. Consumption and Mental
and Physical inoaIaCity-
Rob J. CUIvERwFIL. NJ D.
The important fact that the awful consequences
of self abuse may he efieCtualy removed without
internal medicines or tie dangerous applications
Of clJstics. instruments, TnoGIcatcG LoUgies. and
other empirical 1evises. l. here clearly demonstr-
ted, and the entirely new and highly succcssfal
treatment. as adopted by the celebrated author
fully explained. by means of which every one l.
enabled tn cure himself perfectly and Al the least
possible cost. thereby avoiding all the advertised
nustruns Of the da,- This lecture viii prove
l1gH n thousands and thousands
S-It under seal, In a plain envelope. tn any
a!GgeSs, post pal, the receipt Of two postage
stamps, by addressing DE- ClL J. c KLINE.
NJ n. l27 Buwery. New York, PaSt 0r;1o
Box 4.5S6.
March 20. '6I- April Il, '0o--ly Aug Is '6I.
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WATCH. CLOCK, AND JRFILRY STlR {,

MAIN SIREEI, JOHNSTO tN PA.
LEWIS LUCKHART, begs leave to announce
that he has always large and varied assortment
of all the various articles peculiar 20 his business
Repairs promptly and carefully attended 10.
JOhnstOwn April, Il 1861. IT,
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BGR Fl AYES
HOLLAND RITTERS
DYSPEPS SIA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &C.

The successful introduction and Of this celebrated
Remedy the sna for literal food q compounds
called Bitters5 offered in various forms from qusrt
bottle to gallon ke, until this word Btters Is bun
another for greg some yainous whiskey mix
ture
But the really great relief derived from the minute doss
one teaspoonful, Of medicine,
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A. n FnmIIr PhrsIo.

Fi-a-l Dr. E II C0Bgs-Tighf, AesC OT1og7is
Gour Pills the prince OF pur-cs Their eXoelien
qualities sGrpass any csIhsrtic possess Ihtg AZ
mild very certain and eectual in their action ON ~
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 rs IL the dali
treatment OF disease
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Billion, DIsorders-Lirer Complaints,

fF0Hl DT- ] Its0d0-e ltlI, q -Ntl6 lVFA ny
Not only are Pilis admirably adapted 70 their nu
pose zTreu1, lnd their beneficial elects upC
the Liver marked indeed They have N rra
tioe proved ec1ual for the cure OF bilious coz
g3lisfS than zry remedy mention i sincere
rejoice that have Gt length purgatiTe which Is wo
thy tc confidence Of the profession aud the people
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Dysentery. DIarrhaa, KeIaI, yvorIas

From Dr. y G. tTCsI- Cr tzlcGgo-
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice snd
hold them IN OF the best a--ten5s hGy
found Their Alternative eject upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given in EInsl doses for
bilious dS.strv aud daTrhCrT Their su-ar-cozfing
them verv acceptable and convenient ler the
OF women znd children
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have used your Pills my general and hospital
practice you made Them and do not hesitate 70
they the best cafhartic eInTloy Their
afin acton the liver i quick and decided cons
guCuIlV they admirable remedy for cgrny
OF thai or-sn InirSl I have seldom fOaad Of
bilious o5szse ot~tIae did readily yield
them. Fralerualy y0urs. ALoNZO BALL, " d,
y IL l----.-. EI-E--L..L
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one presented to this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED PRO
TESTANT DUTCH CHURCH.

The General Synod of the Reformed Protestant
Dutch Church again in the Church on the Hishis,
Brooklyn, yesterc ay the PREsIDEsT in the chair.
After the opening PRAYER, the President announced
the following audng Committees:
On P,cfeaora-The Revs. Cornelius f. GHspel, Oscar h.
Gregory Jared W scudder ElOes John Van Nest, James
IN SyHcdicai Muu,-Tbe Rev,. John B. Steele Chsr'e,M
Jsre,on Henry v voorhees,, Elders James j. Ten Eyck Ste
On D"nr,,ic Mi,,ion.-The Rev, Rausford we. D. D..
John Gsrr,ttson d., Wm Bailey Elders Samuel schehe
On state Rei'g,on-The Rev. George F,her D. D., Wm.
nemres Cornelius H. Edgar Elders James b. Wortend'ie
0n Hcco1nt,"Ih n. Revs Ralph Willis. Fra w. Collier. J.
Minor Elders VIM srsder, Richard Rem,en
On Cferrpes and 9Tcoi Ipsinr'STDe Rev. f. NJ kipp d.
D. John b. Steele John A. Van Doreni Elders Thomas j.
On Co,y@,bo"5enc.-Thr Revs Anthony Elmendorf d D..
\. c. Lppncet i..ac NJ. Lee Elders VIM B. Hail. Cha.
On E6pcotion-The Rev. Joseth Berg D D., Jas. A. H.
Cor ell D. D.. Philip Pheps Elders Josiah W. Baker, Henry
on Noni,a,,cn,-Th. Rev. Abel Stewart Joachmin FL
nendnf Jno. A. Stats Elders Gabriel p Reeve, Simon
I'm he Widors Fapd-Tb. Revs John r. Demorest D ,
Ma,cu, S Hutton D. D. D. Demorest D. D.. Elders Samuel
Ca Pa io;ios"dte Rev. Berj.mn c. Taylor d. D. visitor
NJ Hubert Berjsnin Bassler Elders John Burre" C. Van
On Foreign M'ons-Th. Revs. Abrsm C. Van zsndt, D. D.
G. Van oort , D., William H. Holloway Elders Gsrre
The report of the Board of Foreign Missions set
forth that the spirit Of missions was increasing in the
churches. The receipts d the Board for the year
amounted to S35, 400 20 being an Increase Of $5,&2i
over those of tie previous year.
The Board of Publication reported that during the
year &c. so copies of different works had been printed
amounting to some 200 pages. TIE Ie'eigis
from all sources were los IL; expenses Sl6 40 20
leaving a balance due The Treasurer of $21l 63.
The Sabbath School Union reported that the receipts
for the year bad be 1914 60, and that there was
balance in the Treasury of 81 ,79S -.
The Board Of Domestic Missions reported that the
receipts for the year had been sl3 SIC IL, being
g. 42 95 less than in 1860. The Board is in debt
to the amount Of &. sos 90.
An appeal from the decision of the New-York Synod,
sustaining the ordination Of Robert I. Strong us
sistant nins'er to his faher at the Flat ush Church.
contrary the constitution, which declared that can
was presented on behalf of the Rev. Mr. Curry, and
referred to the Committee Oyertures and Official
Busine-s.
In the afternoon the Synod was occupied with the
exercises in connection with the administration of the
Lords Supper.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

The report was ordered TO be printed, and made the
special order Of the u. vt meeting.
The Board concurred wi b tie Board OF ARermen
10 appropriate s. COO TO celebrate the coming Fourth
of July. Messrs. PinckDey aud Stevenson voted III
the negative on the ground that the amount was too
large.
petition was received from Quartermaster Cook
of the 2jrh Regment rcpreseni that seid regiment
is in distressed condition, many Of the men belup
wiihou, shues or change of clothing, and asking an a
rropria for ,htr ei. The paper was referred W
the Committee on NaIiotil Afbirs.
Resolutions coucmrei in 10 pay {. homnsoH az
The rate o. $50 er anuun Tor fupt rintenilhg He
TELEGRAPH for 19t0 to auihoze tie Controller 10 pay
II he Ills and expenses incurred nee sry 20 .n'
working of the Fire Telegraph during iSo, on lresen
alton If tie prorer yourh.rs ana that hereafter The
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depar'met De auth3fzed
10 employ Superintendent of the Fire Telegraph at
salary Of $500.
Several ballots were taken TO fill the office Of
of this Board left vacant bv the death
of Nichola. Slydell. TIE candidates Tor The position
we Harry Howard exClief Engineer, X. Entwisie,
Lewis Jones and j. A. McSorley. On he fifth ballot
Mr. Howard was dec ared elected having received II
votes. The Boaid adjourn,d ill Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
BOARD OF COUNCu,MpN

TIE Board met on Thursday at the usual hour Mr.
Jenas tte Presidet ia the chair Tie resolution to
usss IAe Mlropoitan Record a corporation paper, in
pisce of -Jhe D0y Book, came up again
NJ BARsEY wished 10 have The Aews stricken Off
slso; but if, by the action Of the other Boaid, the
Who'll slbect would be killed, be would be willing to
VOC ior e resolution as it stood.
Mr. IIHckSEY moved 10 amend by including The
kess a. one OF the papers be discontinued
porsiion rater The amendment lost. and The
snsinl resGution concurreo IN by l9 yeas IN nays
A Communication was received from the Fund Com
ai,tee Of the let Regiment New.York Fire Zouaves,
scsewledgng the generous assistance afforded them
BY the Mayor ana Common Council in payiug the last
ttodfs OF Respect TO the late Col Ellsworth The pa
per was ordered u be printed in the minutes.
a minority report was made by Mr.. Lent, Of the
CenmIee on Finance sgaiost the propoied ordinance
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-Cs.sBKKs-Juss 6-Bsfors Justice


BARNARD.
DISCHARGE OF A VOLUNTEER FROM THE ARMY.
Down Easter named Chas. u. Marsh was brought
I'D and hs discharge applied for BY his
appears be enlisted the 10Th OF May, Boson Mas
stating that be III OF
Of Worcester and modsr by trade he scot TO
Governors leland and his parents followed to ts city and OBJ
tued Of hsbess corpus With view Of vnectins his
lsaSe.
,swa Irish Corporal brought the would be soldier to the
Court and MtJCr made formal tun to the wit that
Mash volunteer in the army The ps'ents that
Mssh the th OF June le The Judge ssid the rv
b-ins clear the soldier under O be
b. discharged and msde order accordingly directing hush
return his uni'o TO the United States authorities
Prsncis Byrne appeared for the petioDeTs
Before Justice eIssRAHAn.-DrCI,ies,.
Thomas Clark ct al. agt. Martin T.. Clark et al
Motion granted terms, &c.
Before Justice BARNARD.
VIM Agnew a al sst- Jeremiah ODonnelmotion granted
unles, pst., to reference Costs no. abide
James oNuy ke, hyt Alexander w Beechor ct al Motion
denied Costs : 10, 10 abice event Of sction.
petition Of the German Evangelical Lutheran st. Johns
Church for leave TO mortgage real sekeT ed to Samuel
and report tn. with his opinion to whether petition
should be granted
The People, Bsnh, &C. sst. Edward w. Horn Co.-ho,ion
denied
FraDcis Skinner al Joseph Oettnses OF slMoion
denied
costs o sbide event.
McCresdy ct al sgt Woodhu ct sJgdsment revorsed and
new ordered to abide event Opinion BY Cleric r.
J. IngrshsIn. j.. dissenting
White Sheffield ,st Muproe st al vo osse' "a ppesl di.
missed with 10 In both Opinion by Clsss j.