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a7iareiiansnus.

sHr rsctr Torv lost On tie Epgish Bank, wa owned
Messrs spring. 81 Portland. The vessel waa partily,
and ihe csigo tail insured
snst ws cargo u ara bound 20 Qacens fgr o<iers
and went s.are to9Slns morning a q, - 1onss ne IL insi
day; has lost her sndder but Is MT ehcrNisa serolsy
the Atlantic dogt basin, Brooklyn.
FrrwcH Bmc ArNArp Lier Isvalt, from por, noe
BAGS Of ccHes hundrei snd sia tos wood wa.
III .he soe n Mas sagd dry AMI istea 10 Maew,onn III
vagc hiy rer cSns oa ory saI sag RI cent O. onated
scun sulu y. rR,r7. from Philadelphia for fau RIVER
pg, into Nert ~ hsyns ben raa ,no oy 90 nRkqaT m
sare bay; brose l and hulwaIks s.arhoad ios
iud brokr isaoon. The other tcssel prootcde with VIA
Bn sciR D1wotS' roli Linean cB, for New York, wa
ns LsysrpoS- rs. where sSe is r. psrinG.
scan koaeas-A Al unknown schooner was ashore on
Coltsfos- Esry. Sept 24Arr schr President HaI.
so hwen 1t S rht ,a r ,r,, We 5Sqsd nd wa run ~ n,o m
hesa % hb,ft he fore Kissing lady stove ose and main
Pyss,r Md. SEPT 2s-The scbr wm n s,r,s. DAYTON,
from New ofA icr Aex9noris va, with aigo .. hny'
81 S,s. liz fr, sna ies On hs outer iar s T.
e fearrt hat size yii MI VITA wa,rr by letter. Llvood
LAuNcEt DAt Pi,s,on Ne Is,h inst. FROM The yard Of
vsm braasirees ship valley Forge, 81 100 TONS she i
besa,lfai oak bun, freglpnz ship q 100 tons named
s.snSi ss. Boos SSo q ss & BS.ca % s s / 7s rs
feet breadth q beam and 2 fse, incnes deJh Of hold
Capt Thomas mcsuire Formerly Of ship Pam Flush, win
Al Brewrr Ne. from the yard o. Master Isaac Dnnns
bark IrOnsidcs of fo0 tons
Whrlemcu,
wArr a, New Bedford 2Sd inst bsik Wave oourtnsy, At
Tantio Ocean, Forty Ground, Aug 2S, wiih 81 tb
OIL Sent home go bhls ~ oil. Reports many ships hs
.Tonrss'i f8und, but whales D! the ships
MOI bav ina seen whale for months Spott Aug Il "a
Sgy3N Ion sT 81 w. barks Ho.hsrhd. Dmmick CIiern
clean. lsth SaiOn BAXTER. NB dot Acorn, Jleitgn PrU
vinra,nsn 25 s 2ist ship Contest Norton. NIB p0 ibis
told-stpped tie Waves cooper, VIM CeAn Benz Tuck
Childs, DO i11 sthad not seen whale ~ mos ta
reported spcke end heard rom on .ha sT9nd rom ny
10 20 Aug "a naffs Union, Dexter NIB, lo spi harsea
Crosby O. go sp Gypsy Roonson, so ~ II 81 We.sn l
sept ship Gaz. Worth o., days out ~ wei seid s
thinks sorptssSd anything he evel saw IN 80 years
perenCe III aht IN around tAe world AT ma
riTht the weather was a AZ mist rose 70 the rs
and barometer tell lower thar he II before h'
prepared for blow, and a clock e bark was struck ~
III with clap OF thunder al O'Clock blew lea fully
the fun Of knocked buwarks 10 relieve
her wind from E- r. then EB and NNw; at 10 % AN the
rising and all SAFE nj
ocook saw two brgs OF them with head
Gsns Capt Courtney says II the gale had lasted another
hour eli would have been lost and attributes bis safety
al New Bedford gath inst, bark Arab, Eye, Atlantic
~sxiih 600 bbls SD oil board Sent home es bbls SD
Alg 10 harks Ocean Rover, CLARK, Natl, wv spfSo'
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was bid up 70 l71, an advance Of two per cent.
At this rate it was freely supplied by seculators,
and the price was pressed down to 1879 then It
rallied up TO 100 and 1907. finally closing at a20B
bid. Rumors of various kinds have bosn sfioat all
day with regard to certain pledges which were
said to have been given by hr. Cisco with regard
to the amount of gold which he was willing to re-
ceive on deposit. with regard to alleged offers
from the banks, go. We have authority for say
ing that there is no basis for any of these stories
Mr.. Cisco has given no pledges, and the banks
have made no offers. A sum Of ss47 900 has been
received in gold at the Sub Treasury. MIR. Cisco
will continue to receive gold at per cent
until he has got all he wants. which viii
not be. in all probability. till February
or March next It would never do or
him to stop deposits after he had received the bA:s
amount necessary for the payment of interest, IS.
in that case, withdrawal Of deposits by few de-
positors would compel him to enter the market as
buyer of gold. Some of the banks seem disposed
to criticise Mr.. Ciscos action in this matter. Time
will probably indicate the wisdom Of his course,
and will show that this last step of his has been as
judicious as the other acts Of his long official ca
reer. Had he entered the market as a buyer OF
gold-as he must have done il the deposit scheme
laU not OceN utVSeu--lL lS NOT w 'o-
lieve that he would have put up gold to lao
l50. The deposit system will of course increase
speculation in the precious metal as it will render
it so much easier than it has been to hoard.
But an advance of a per cent will perhaps be
all that will ensue. II is bad that gold should
rule at p premium at all. II is bad that govern
ment should facilitate speculations in gold But,
the premium on gold being fact incontrovertble,
and the necessities of the case rendering it abso-
lutely indispensable for the government to get gold
somehow. it obviously wiser to get it by
process which may put II up to l25 than by pro-
cess which was almost certain to put it to l50.
The exchange market was rather feverish to-
day; the quotation for bankers bills was 1917
1872
Money was abundant at 3 a per cent. The
Sub Treasury received 100000 deposit at per
cent. Certificates of indebtedness sold a. 1875;
demand notes at Il6s% closing offered at 1851
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, sept, Z5--b z. N.
AsHEs-Thc market continues TO preserve grea, even
in prices, while sales light at 50 ST.. for potts.
and at 81 3fA for pearls.
BeRADsTuFss. s.--Flour-The low grades Of State and
choice Western brands heavy and dull. while
bakers brands nrmer, aud closed a, better
prices for descriptions The sales footed up
5000 bbls. closing within the range Of the following
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $50, .665 81, and the balances
81 ,6s2 ,64l 62.
The following is a list of proposals received by
the Comptroller yesterday for $250.0Oo "Croton
Water Stock Of the City Of New York" to bear
interest at the rate Of six per cent per annum, pay
able quarter yearly, the principal to be redeemed
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After the second board very large business
was done i'm the outside room Central sold az
esz.. Erie at 46ss, Erie preferred at 79Ts, Harlem
at al. Reading at G7Ts, southern old at 37,. Iii.
nois Central at 7274, Toledo at 665s. The market
at the close was steady.
The movement in gold was erratic to-day, ss
might have been expected. At the opening It
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IIOTE Id,

yxyHITNEy HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER Ol
w Twelfth street-~On the European PLAN Meals 10 ordel
or by the week, at the option Of ths guests Dinner q
o'clock House open oil Night D. 3. MEAD.
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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC UNION cLUB-IKAU
Nv quarers 81 Rfoaiway-.A regular business nretine
of bc Club will be hed1t the headquarters Friday
ing sptember TO- al ocnex. Members requested
attend LUKE 7. SQzAhs. President
Wm,I.x J; RAsr, tsecre,a,ies
JANIS A. CAROLYN, N'~'S
VouNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CIUB.-THH
members OF this club hereby noia I'd that n
ing win held this ming at o'clock the MctropoI-
tau Hotel Puncual attendant g Is requested.
PHiLIp 4. SMITH, Chatrman.
uoRkrio Y. AvBarLr, fso'o'0''
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DRY GOODS.

MRS. E. NoRHIs.--CuSToN SHIRTS MADE TO
Nl order at her residence No 4Arty street. Thanh
l for the Kind patronage received from he friends she
Hcits continuance Of the Those desiring the bcsS
made Shirts modern styles Of colars, aud every
ety Of Ties or Sarfs viii do well 70 cal No. AmttD
street
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Port OF New York. September a5, Isoa.

A,sAS.c ron YoRK-rHIs
m xtyrs ........... 81 NOON SETS. IL
IN sKTs............. g. wAIkg 10 IL
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Amoun, Of bids received 81 ,16l 600 25o 900
The statements Of the banks Of the three princi.
bal cities Of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and Ties corresponding time
of ls6l as follows -
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EXPIRE ssEs.

A BuRSHAMs FURNITURE EXpREss AND PACE
N. ing establishment Ill West Eleventh street, bctweou
Tfh and sixth Iiousehold Furniture boxed and
shipped 10 nil parts OF the world Covered wagons Sor
stored
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COAL.

oar. n n PER roN or 1000 POUNDS, DELIVERED.
NO.OU for the best Red aud White Ash Coal for family
use, free from slate and dust. A TREADWELL agent 10
Wayerley place 49, Third avenue and 3&3 Bowery
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40 Seventh avenue.

DIR. SCHEHCE an be found his rooms No - Bend
street New Yor every Moniay, from II A. " Until r. -.
But ncx Monday. OF not being able attend -
all IFS visit, he viii there az O'Clock IN the
ing for nsltacu end advice; but he always has fun
ply oi Me leines hs hich be had at all nes
CONRAD FoN No. 81 Barcla street has been appolntee
Wholesale and retan Arent for New York
Price Of the PLLMoN1C SyNUP and SEAW EED TONIC.
cs dollar rrr bottle dslars The half lOxe9.
MANDRAKE PILLS, IS cents per box.
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MILLINERY, &C,

N OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER BONNB11
n Dress Caps and Naaddresses OF the newest Paris -
signs. Friday, the 2tth Inst. ,.x.
MRS, J. u. GOSSON,
755 Broadway.
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1sNE HARRIS Bgns LEAVE TO INFORM HER, Nul
Nl rrcronh customers that she las Just returned frosl
Psii with rich and elegant assortment OF Bonnets uea
drcssee Einvers Ac &c n HARRIS a SON,
' - Broadway.
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PTcsec1ee ~ Roycl Ls;Tr@s Pa,ess ~ Essiasa oud
eec~ytd By the Seals cf tss Eoo1 de Pka-nsaesS Q
PaEiS Ssd tae IOLpe@.al Colse Of Medioiae FsS.s0,
rRIEsEhAR No.
IL the efaetrsl remedy for RELAXATION, ePER-
sAT0RNl9A AND EXHAUSTION OF rHD
SYSTEM.
1RIEsEAAk No.z
Com pletely ana entirely ersdicstes al traces Of
those disorders for which Copsiys ana Gu be have
Seners ally teeE thought antidote. 70 the ruin e
The heath Of = ysst portion OF the populations.
TRIEsEMAR Nos
LIZ tee SEES. and remedy of the civilized voril
for all Impurities af the system cell secondary
symptoms, ohEiating the destructive use of Mef-
curry, weh ~ other delete rious ingredients and
which ell the Ss-sspSrilla in the world cannst
remove. TRIEOEMkR Nos. /, 2 and s are Alike
devoid cf taste smell sSd OF al az suAl-
itien. They in the form Of loxsnse and nav
lie the toiiet table without their use heus pus-
ported.
r ID in tin cases az IS each, or four Is easss In
one for So, and in 81 cases, thus saving o., -
administered by Fslpezn, LsTlenand, Rvux, &c,
&c. Wholesale and retail u DR.. 4: A. BARh0W,
lq4. Blocker street, four doors from MscDoaSA1
street, New York fmmedistely on receipt OF re-
mitt.nce, Dr. Barrow will forward Triesemsr @ any
part Of the World, securely packed, and adarssss1
sccordins 70 the Instructions Of the writer,
Published also BY DIR. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
frsilty. Price IS cents. Triesernar and Book -
Be obtained oX special authority from @. Q. POND.
Washington. ID. @. fe ut0
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GAS FITTING, &C.

WH. r. DOVE l. co.
flRE Now prepared to execute any orders WITH
which they may be favored ia the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUSI-
NESS.
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north 81
Pennsyy snia avenue, where may be found con-
STEAM aud WATER FIXT L RES. jen FLY
w GAS FIXTURES.
Ir;UhEs 81 entirely New Pattern and Designs
offered in this market
oSr stnek or GAs md THTER E2S SS re sseIins
confident that We have :de bes. selected stock In
Washington.
~ Al Work in tha above line intrustsd 70 our
care Will be promptly attended to.
mar5H MYERS 4 McGHAN $40 d street.
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OFFICE OF YHE CRliF QuARYEEhisgRn,
Army ef Tie Potomac,
WARRINGTON. September ~, las2
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing Ter the use
OF the army Of the Potomac the following articles
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, secu RELY
baled. the weight ofeaeh bale TO BE ma ked
thereon.
3lmn GO bushels ef Oats, of the best quality In
strong sacks, We'll Eswed
7,Ur cords Oak snd Hickory Wood, veil seasoned
and of the best auaity
Bseh BID must be accompanied By tie endorse
ment Of two responsible persons that tie contracts
Hawsrded will be fulfilled.
. BIDS viii be opened from time to tine a. the ar-
t.ees may be needed and contracts win BE- awarded
t9r me Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder mp to the time of opening.
aAy bid.
Proposals. should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
or Oats. or Wood, IS he may be- and enclosed
In Separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. and a. d. c.
e2E Chief QusrtermRstsr
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HParson Brownlow has a rather poor
opinion of his own religious brethren In a
Late speech he said: $50 far as am indi yidual.
ly concerned, am so thoroughly convinced OF
the corruption and profligacy of majority OF
tbe ministers of my own church iMcthodist'
that would scorn TO be associated with them
Int hurch relations"
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PROPOSALS.
DR OPOsALs FOR wo0p.
ps,os QuAass.nAssla's Osrica,
Icrsey Eseifsesih aad q styssss,
VkI..ton n n neeesnbar Z. 1Gk4

W.shinston. B. d Decembsr !, 1a21.
q Wood sss the 70 sss %
sntS lithJ d., Of December, isa, as twelve (iS
The wood to be hard, sound and rnsrchsntaSis.
foa.f.I end split to the ordinary size Of
Tse God TO be delivered In the city Of Wash.
e. :.s sarSsa e SsRos
liver no. being sosf,a.rsd complete unei 80
r s = on
0oysrnment TO inspect and measure the VOID and
::.ea A. dsss not conform, to the above spec hea-
An 70 ne delivered on or before the eleventh
Psymsat 70 be made upon .hs CON plesion Of the
The full name and post 01ies address Of the bid
der must sppesI In the proposal:
If bid is@.de In the name Of Arm. the names
~ sse iaSiSidu proposal s tho party
fropo..i. from ai,ieyal ,arsia ,eiIl 30. ). con
stdysd. and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
PropossIs must Be addressed 70 CAPT Eavsrd L.
HartE, tssistan. Qusrterrnsster, c: Army; Wssh-
instsn; % :, and should Do plainly narsed Fro
.ho%n Sy s oei c 81 sss Of shs Clerk the
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis
The ability q the bidder 20 sn tn. contract Should
Il be awarded 70 him must be GUARANTEED by two
,eudsd to the guarantee and said s"o,os'ee ''s'f
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
opened their proposals will not be considered.
Bonds in the sum Of len thousand dollars, signed
BY the contractor and both of bis guarantors, will
be reauired of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract.
-, and -, of the county Of. and State d.,
10 hereby guaranty that lie able 30 fuldl the
contract in accordance with the terms of his propo
eiton and that, should his proposition be accepted
he win At once enter into contract in accordance
thersritb. SHOULD the contract be awarded to hin,
We are prepared to become Ma sureties
To this guarantee must be appended the oficisl
certificate above nentiooad
The De poi Qusste rniastsr reserves 80 himself The
ma ut TO Reject any ali bids that he may DEAN too
high. EDWARD l. HARTz,
de Captain and A. Q. NJ, Z. 8. Army.
- OF DecemhSr. 1862, for furnishing the Subsist-
enee Department with 4e0 TONS OF NAY in
The frat delivery to be comman-sd on or sbort
the 18th IL Deesn Der. sud the whole q-apt!ty pat
In before the end IF sad month.
The Hay to BE- shipped By VISITOR and deivsrs
the wharvss at 9Th street, and weighed in Wash
Bidders must state in their bids the price per 100
pons ds II which they will furnish The hay.
Fin 4 making bids muet state the names of sill
the psrti~s interested.
Payment to he made in Tressuty notes or snch
fur De as q government may have for distribution.
BIDS TO Do directed to CoI. A. BzCKvITH A D c.
ans g., U. g. A, and endorsed Proposals for
Hay" no 10
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s. The London Mechanics Magazine
states that excellent paper is now made in
Europe from the leaves of Indian corn. There
IL one paper mill in operation in Sutherland
and one in Austria. in which paper is made
from sdch leaves exclusively. The hus X
which envelope The ears Of corn make he
HIST Cuaiityr
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STwo men, named Buius and CYRUS Pc
fefsVn, have been arrested at Belmont, ". ".
On suspicion of having been engaged In OBJ
sfrueting the track of the ". Y. and Erie Rail.
rad. The road has been occasionally OBJ
struc t. q by stones and ties for some months,
when watch was Set which res Kit i in the
aIr,s>t Of he parties named.
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k%Ths Grenada Miss Appeal OF the fs,h
Inst says thai all the Generals save one in a
recent council, concurred with Gen. Bragg III
thS opinion that the evacuation OF K.Sttuc5y
was an Imperative military necessity Genar-
ala Bueknfr and Preston, both Krntuckians.
were decidedly in favor of The re :rograde move
msrt
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IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
- WAsHIEaroE Jtnuary25, 1874
The Secretary Of stste will hereafter receive Mem
eers of Congress- on business On saturdays com.
nencins with Saturday, the arst Of next month.
Jan Tiff WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
('OLU hBIA MARKET,
- Corner Th,n,eaik 50 osd she Ars1ns.
THE well known establishment continues t. FUR
nish their numerous customers with PROVISIONS
eson TVS 10 ss is
Assortment of goods just arrived
go O'.5'N e Hnst cfRsAkpERR1rs aus .,.i.ls
No. g ps q ri 1n ! s e. TIEE
80, Hubbard Do.
D. bbs Boston PORK.
fosoihsT With rRsry.hip bin Hsua'iy .spt in sb.
houseke- ping. kso army will snd thiss
'fn5:@ place 10 gel NAT msEaKb WILLIAMS
GREAT DEMONS TRArIoN!
GRAND RALLY
MEN ASyD BOYS
WANT OF
& l. o 7 ii l y ~
Ar1HE
bEsf AND CHEAPEST HGUSH ~ TOWN,
NJ. Ago SEvssTB srsTE1,
Where you csn find
The LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF CLOTHING
IN this city.
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN sEEKERs,
WHO set cited out IN short time and st
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPEFTTON!
We have JUS rpplenished our took and think X
szcels anything in this market We guarantee 70
sal st low prices eur motto he!ngs
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
n. B.-Our Saturday customers will please corns
early AS convenien+ our s:Ore ia so fall in the
EVENING .t ~ possible T. wait on all
~ Do not forget the Che ,post CtOthIn g House
IN town, e. No 400 Seventh 81, near L.
J. Ii. SMITH CO. CIothisTa.
Nc, $50 - verth street sud
Eos Corner 4 s-n: ieth 81. and Pa. Az.
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- The cattle in the Austrian provinces OF
BoBt mJs, Nsrayis and tiaIlci. kaye been
severely attacked by a destructive epidemic.
vi h view TO prevent the introduction Of tha
die. ase into Prussia, the boundary line between
tie two countries has been ocCUpiedby various
attachments OF troops, who have drawn q
Gordon along the border, so as to arrest the
psssage Of all contaminated animals into
Pruesi territory.
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PEKNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILRO1D

PEKNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAIkR03D
M& 49, 49, 80
1, rrKsr-oG sg,ss i sc sSIfss''"n"
SPEED, sxETf ASD ooSFoRfi
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHna aHsf fhoA DusH
rn IHEbE IhItT II TSA FiTr sESs
CLOSE coN fHs & tsss At Trf HiPtRarsHrss
NORTHERN ~ c IisiTs Il n RRssrLxo,D,
TIE GREAT s1a c tgiINGlSs Rourp
WASHINGTON AND BALrIsoRp
wIsr. Sonrsa R ssI,, AND " - SOUTHWEST.
N: nss ;. q =. ss::
Wa.hinston. and Calvert station, Bsliinsr.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL sIeRf
. SMOKING sALooN CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
PRoM wIsuISaroN.
Passengers win take the q. and ?. N. trains,
arriving in Bsltiaors 1t 80 9. N: and SIS .. "a,
Northern Central Railroad, and srris~ in Hssris-
sgrs e rs ? n and :Sa e: ths,s sonnsssi.s
read for al parts Of the wsrt
By this rcnte Freights Of all DESCRIPTIONS cen -
fory.reed 70 and from any point on the RsilrosAs
Iowa, or Missouri. ~ Raiirosa Ssrsa ' "'''A'
The Pe1uEylvsnis Central Rsi,r=xd also oonsscas
). forwarded to an, port ss the Ohio, assfissala,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cum berlsnd, Illinois, Missis
R.d Rivers; and al Cleveland, ssnausiy, ADD OH.
sAEo With steamers 70 AL Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustins the trsnspor.
t&tion Of their Freight 70 this Con pany oAn rely
With confidence on its speedy transit.
TUE RATES OF FREIGHT 20 and from any point
IN the West, by the Perpsyivanin Central kkirosd,
sst 2. az tirfes GacoTaS< as eS1vssd b. ssA6
Railroad Ccr1paries.
81 Re par tfoul.r to mark packages VIA Psnna.
Central X r.
NA6RAW h KOoNs, freight Axcnts
No. so North street. BALTIMORE.
EHoCH LEWIS, Ger Ss pc rintenaent, Altons, p.
l.. L. UOCPT, Gena Ticket gent, Philsdelphia.
u. H HoFsroS, General Freight Agent, Phils-
aslphis ian s-lyP
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IL + r stti
Just ope1st, an extensive and well assorted sseck
fla d S' s;d CH1LDREN'S DRESS and FaE-
CIV fURS. made expressly for our retsil trade by
oar house IN New York. and warrsn ed TO be the
beat in this market.
We especially call the atten don Of purchasers to
our RUSSIAN SABLE. MARTIN, PITCH, MINK
slBERlAN SQUIRREL, and AMERICAN and
CANADIAN FURS, consisting in Laa;es' and
Chidren's Tippcts, Cspes, hsntiss and Gen.le-
We defy all com pc titior In this line
At the anne time bring in rsElelnbrsnee eur
stock of LADIES' CLOAKs and tfAETLES
Dies GOODS, and general stock of DRY GOODS
which is daily increased with the newest and
choices patterns of fesbia
~ Ren1an ber-4s Market Space rear Seventh
street. under the Avenue House
DO & I'm s. W. MEYRNBURG
IrOk SALE-A ora HORSE COUPE Eraui,e At
l. GEN. MeCLELLAN'S, corner 18th AID II stsi
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81 Western paper says that in a village in
IroTuo;s county, Illinois, editor became
krlItten " th the charms of a young and hand
long ard passionate letter, filed with rhapsO-
d Il. her beauty and his loye-lorn helpless
ness The lady, with the advice and consent Of
L.r husband, sent the mIssive TO a rival county
pTper, in which it appcars-nanes, dates, and
all.