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States 6s, registered. 1881, 93s< q S3.; do. 6's.
coupon, 1881. ssH sS5S; do. SIS, coupon, 1874,
s6I 81; Tennessee 6's. 66H 81; Virginia 6's,
5eH a67; Missouri 6's, 4s1I a 4sH; Pacific Mail,
! lo4 lo41s; New York Central, s2% a s2a1; Erie,
36H a a61S; do. preferred, COZ a 6l; Hudson
River. 35ss q 36s4; Harlem. IL l21,; do pre-
ferred, 30H a SOss Reading, 427S a 4s; Michigan
Central. 55 q 551sS Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana. 22T %; do. guaranteed. 46H a
46ssi Panama, l22 l2214 Illinois Central. 81
6lh; Galena and Chicago, 6714 6711as; Cleveland
and Toledo, AN 421S; Chicago and Rock Island.
54Ha 55 Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. 81
62; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen 26T n;
Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati. lis ll5:
New York Central rs, 1876. 1887 lO4; Erie 3D.
mortgage bonds, 90 a 9214; Michigan Central s's.
lst mortgage, 99H 100; Illinois Central bonds.
rs, 871I . 88; gold. l0lH 1917.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
today
Receipts. $905 ,l06 -
--For customs l34 900 90
raymehts. dw,IN g
bAianco ...'..................... yoV -
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were 1924, ,906 70, and the balances
81 BAG, COZ 26.
The Fulton Bank has declared . semi-annuaI
NA'suSuo Va NV PoA Oooep PoJ o~aO w WAC ASs "
May.
The City Bank has declared semi annual divi-
dend Of four per cent, payable May 1.
The bank note companies have forwarded b
Washington up to this time $50, 900 900 of the new
Treasury notes. Of this about $l2 900. 900 are
1.O00's and the residue of smaller denominations.
from zoos down, in about equal proportions. 1t
will take fully month longer to complete tho
ninety millions.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the month
of March were
1852 .$8S6 $40 ~
1901 oOOO W
increase $A1oVao ~
The business was very heavy the last week Of
the month.
The statements made by the New York banks
showing their condition on the 18th of March, 1861,
having been completed we compile the following
table, comparing the aggregates with the report
of March l6, 1S61:-
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canadian Gour again heavy and lower, with sass
OF 800 bbis. cosng within tho range Of the above
quotations. Southern aour less buoyant while the
sales footed up about 600 bbs., closing within the
above range Of prices Rye 0our steady at quo
tations with sales OF $50 bbls Corn meal was stoldy
aud in fair demand nj our ges with sales OF go bbs
Jersey aud Brandywno Wheat was irregular and
Moderate, closing at easier prices Corn was less
closing ut $50 soc for mixed In store to G0c deliver.
e and at sac. 53 c FOR Jersey and Southern yellow
yo good request and prices were firm, with sales
OF 900 blshcis at T9c Soc Barley steady ond
scarce with aos # 400 bushels Of Sate at 9oc Barley
malt qrei at 81 Oats were heavy at JIG J9c Tor
western Can adian and at 40c. for state.
CouEs.-The market vas quiet, while holders were
firm In their views. .
saes Of 500 bacs. closing hrn on the basis ot 2shs
for mie ding uplands. Many holders asked s3c.
FRroHrsalo; were ilrmSr whea b 4 tended to . check
wore engaged in ships bags, ot SD. 81. Flour was
At L. Cd 100 of lard and 500 boxes bacon were
engared at 15s. 17s. 6d ard 200 bids. hams at $685.
ami Nv steamsr 7S0 boxes bacon at 40s. To Glasgow
| 20 hhds. shoulders wero engaged at 22s
Nu-Thc demand ior dry COD ws iar wn,e p,c &C.
quipals Of dry cod at 81 12iS Tor Georges Bank
Maskerel quiet Halifax No sold at sl4, No ss
50, and at a. for No D. Herring rrnoray were dun
FRuu -Rsisins were In somc better request, with
sales this week Of 900 5000 boxes Oh layers and
bunch at D. T., 900 do now layers at - 30. aud nav
In alass Jars. other descriptions we're dun.
GrNxY BAGS steady with sales OF A3o 70 40 10
Grxxy O. ,ru was quiet. sale OF 100 bales ssandard
sod in Boston at 11tic.
uswp ales this week embraced 245 bales of Manila,
M ~ e. and 500 do jute 800 cash and 100 tons Rus
sian sold 10 government at e265 cash ..
W.y since tho opening Of the Hudson river the sup.
nos have increased aud prices havo declined; shippno
qualities were COO. CSC 5and Tor city use 'oc ''o
I,nxryrhs market this week has boen prcty wsl
exhausted Of Cuba with sacs OF 500 900 rsokages -
&c. CSC. cash, in bond, The sales including all %
nan s were quiet with sacs Of 100 balcs i2c iss
Tho business was light while prices were firm.
salss this week have smbrssed 500 900 tons Amercan
pig at $40 delivered at Eabcthport aud 2oo 90 Scotch
40 At s22 so cash and Ss3 S2, six months, for com,
mon to good brands. y
IyAp was dull and inactive.
i,y- -icck nd was steady, with sales this week Of
a,nut 500 bbs common at G0c., cash, aud 1000 do.
,,l,l Tails atei 81 t2b.
S ,ss.. --saios OF so hhds. Cubs rnusoovado wore
.oM nj 17c and 2,9 DO. Do. on private terms
NAyA SrgsEs--Gps market was hrm. 7ass of SOC
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Charge OF Murder on the High Seas.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Paforo Hon Judgc Srnilev

April 1e.-The United Sd:s rs TAcwas DrGey-The
prisoner this charged with tho murder OF Alex.
snior Small the high seas board the American ship
Southampton, Of which vessel deceased was rst mate
II appears that Duney was seaman, aud was o, tho
wheel on the LIST Of December last, when dispute
between MIN sndxhc mate, which cndsd in the latter
ceivng fatal stab Tho prisoner sout back from
Liverpool by the American Consul at that port together
with depostpns taken the chargcsof MURDER the par.
tIcuars OF which have been already reported.
Captain Smithwck heard tho mate give Dufsy orders
20 20 alot and ship the hayards when aba tho house
ho heard loud talking and stepped into the passage
way 10 see what was about saw Small and Duiey
standing close together elpos instanianeously
with my coming out the mate fell backeards towards
me, vitb both bis hands up witness ran towards BIN,
and he said, ooh, smithwick. he has cut mo-" Tho
case he siill Messrs y. Ielaied Smith and p. An.
drsws fo the vernment Mr.. Howe for the defence.
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Obttun ~.

Died on Monday April H. after short but IN.
ness. Martin srann for number Of years highly re-.
spcc,abe aud successful merchant Of this place. Mr.
M,n,in was native Of ~. Domingo his father who was
.salthy and highly Iespcctabc merchant in that place.
w.s murdered az the time Of the mass aero, AMI his
othsrs vita her little children narrowly mnde their
cape on beard of vessel thou lying n Ito stream She
Wit her children was brought To this Try, and af;r-
wards wont 70 France, whers most OF the afny
sde AT about the ags Of twentyons or two Mr. antin
cana 70 this country again TO try his fortune and by
dustrv perseverance,, rigid economy aud puuctraty,
MA name for honesty and punctualty the urbnny of
his manner and liberaity VA all OF charity when
called on gave Inn the name or tho god xr Mantin.
lis funeral win take place from tho residence of his
rrend Dr. stoe No 81 Bleccer street, this (Thursdayj
afternoon, at two o'sock'
MRS. ANNA COREY SMITH.
On Friday. April 4, at seven O'Clock A. NJ, at the
resdsnce Of her son Mr.. John Corey, Pstchogus L. l.
altar a short illness which was borne with christian
resignation, Mrs. Anna Corey Smith, aged 81 years,
mouths and days. This much beloved and highly
estesmed lady, although SO far advanced in years,
,a.d all her faculties and cheerful disposition 10 tho
lat Hcr msm5 Vas fsmagkebly good, and she could
reiae inst .nces which occurred IN the Gey"!uogas
var with tho greatest precision and accuracy. Her
n,na cheerful and ariiable disposition made her be-
io,sj and respected by ALL Shs has had children,
,Iiriv Nv, grand children sixty four great grand child
yer and eleven great great grand children thus seoing
bar gth generation. Her Oldest child iying IS ~ her
tiyear Two OF lac children w1i ~ Tho warOf
isi1 i3 AID and some o. her groat grand chj ren are
j., ho ~ sont war she had united with 'Ue Con roga
tloa., cha Va al a,e!oguc, b. l., wsh Fsfy toag 'd
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DEPARTURES.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
DurcB-NAsa-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening. April
15 by tho Bev. Evan NJ Johnson, Mr. ALFRED DUTCH Jr,
to Miss ADELIA NASH. fna
Washington o. c. and Gresnport Il. L) papers please
copy. ,-
Is. BY the Rev Kingston Goddard CHARLES DuGcIN or
New York, 10 EMILv HARRISON. Of tho former place.
PEARsoy-SEIIxw.-OnT Tuesday. April 10, by the Rev.
Rufus w. Clark JAMES PEARSON, OF Brooklyn, 70 JANE
STAnRA SFLIEw, OF New York.
SMr#-THoxrs oS.-On Monday. April Il. by the Rev.
DR.. Liteohn. OF Brooklyn Mr. HENRY SMITH TO Miss Ell
MIRA A. THOMPSON, OF Brooklyn, t. D.
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Arrivals snd Departures.

ell and lady. James Mchcl G A Drummond, Ensign Lloyd,
CAPT Gates lady and Mr. and Miss Brown Capt vaen
Rev Mr. Harris Rev Mr. Peat Rev Mr. Tooler Rev Mr. Dut
". MIR Butler Audi, Mudi Gibson. Messrs Howard,
Coman, McGeerey and Hardy and 237 In steerage
DEPARTURES.
LiyERsooi- Steamship Jua from Porand.Mr Jones and
lady Mr. Furner. Mr. kedpah and lady Jas Douga and
Mr. Court, OF Mantreal Dr. Rae and lady. Mrs and Miss
Thompson and Randall Of Toronto Sta Assistant Sur
geon SHARP Daayers and Major Danie OF Engand JAS
Beal, lady ana child OF Detroit; Anthony and Frank
Cummings, of Boston. and 26 Ia steerage.
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Court cnle endan.,r.-.li,hIs ,.1Ln.,. ka ,

SuIPEME torRT-CRcU. Part 1--Oyor and Tsrnniper
Part 2Nos 1855 1882 li50, 1924 1885, $50 1880 1912
1916 1918 1920 1924 1876, 1889, 1898, iel0 Is4s 1850
1859, 1853
suiEglo CorRr.-Part i--Ncs. 1871 i72f fIf1 2-s3.
1887 1855 1898, NSl, ll2l 3005 ESQ., 1899 3Ol3 223
Part 2Nos lI9t 6cO, 49,, 1915 1923, 1904 23i 1860
3igs, 2770, 1852. 1884.
COM PLEAs.--lart | Zone hour causcs,--Noq oo2
1894 1905 1916 1896 1916, ieG 2o.3 2osl 20J1 2gis
Part 2-NO, 205s ,feg liar lglal c.tuso)
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, April l6-

"WEDNESDAY, April l6-6P. n.
AsaEs.-we have no alteration 10 notice in prices
Small sales Of both sorts making at IS 50 s. 62x
REapsusfs--f1our-Tho market heavy and
lower and closed further decline Of So. 1oc. and
in some cases .15c Per bb, chiefly on thelowor and
medium grades. Tho transactions footed up about soo
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was the oldest member living Her faith and hope OF
happy meeting with Saviour and friends better
world were unbounded and she had long been waiting for
tho ties Go bo severed that bound her here EARTH that
she could y the wings OF 10 her Saviour where
life Of loyo, peace and ndcscribabs Joy and bliss
avn Saited ber
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERc cIAL.

wRDNEsDAY April l6--6P. M.
The Custom House returns Of the trade Of the
port for rch were closed to-day, and we present
our usual com narrative tables:-
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r .,-.ra.aa of lno Peninsula. by
dan Mcclellan ml lsurmv pump
hcr....mrorout army movement wc
L.yo TO record lhs week. Why this
movement has been made, isuo' stated
rdas destination is left entirely to con.
.,rturc A cogrosuondcut Of tho u. !.
Times. under Gate Of August l3, ays, "li
the move is for Washington, to protect
that city, md have the forces IN supports
ing distance Of each other there Is a gem
eral feeling ofncquieFcss cc in it, proprie
". 1t is, the officers believe, the best
aud only thing that can be DONE It was
the nrl lession OF lLs writer that the o.
fort 10 retire from liauison's Landing
without appri>tug the enemy Of the fact
had failed, ana he closes his letter by re.
marking, "the NOSE Interesting part OF the
history az the next few hours or days, will
be- the movement Of the rear column. w.
Bat up to this writing. we have not heard
that any attack was made by th' rebels.
Reports tar ough rebel sourcessay thot
ihey hayo rclukcn Cumberland Cup, cop-
turing from 1000 to 1000 Uuion troops
Itis aIso reported that Baton Rouge, the
capitol Of Louisiana, has been recaptured,
and that the combined forces Of Brecli,n.
riddle and Van Dorm were advancing to
wards New Orleans.
The first Of these rumors is positively
denied, aud the hitter IS not credited.
We give Gen Pope's official report OF
the battle Of Cedar Mountain, as also the
acoounts Of the same battle by the Rich
mond papers,
LATER title Harrisburg and Pittsburg
papc.s Of Monday morning furnish moth
ing Of stirring interest, Nothing at all
respecting the movements Of The army Of
.he Potomac ia announced. 1t is ncycrN
jheless the belief that movement is taxi
irg place.
Another battle, at mn early day, between
the forces Of Pope and S,onevali jackson,
Is looked for.
A collision. occurred on the Potomac
river on The night ef the l3Ih instant, be-
tween the Steamers Peabody ,ot Baltimorcl
and the West Point loaded with sick SOL
der, bound to Washington. The latter
vessel sunk in ten minutes, carrying with
L.g IS souls
The intelligence from Port Royal in
forms US that Gen. Hunters darling pros
sot OF negro brigade has proven an un>
mitigaied failuro--and sambo is to be in
sructed in the fine arts, uilot H. in max
ins baskets, tubs, &c, employment much
more ccngenial to him than playing
soldier.
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Organization Of the Democratic State
Central Committee.

PHILADELPHIA, july ~, lNa-.
a O meeting OF the State Central Com,
muce held NJ the Merchants Hotel, IN
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 18th,
1862, permanent organization was cilcc'
ted by the Hon. Irnuci5 ". Hughes, OF
SchuyIhill cJJnty, Chairman Of SAID Com,
mittee, calling .hc Committee to order.
George de b. keim, Esq, Of Schuylkill
courty, and Col Robert Crane, OF Clinton
county, were elected Secretaries Of said
Committee.
The following resolutions were adopt
cd
Reso1cai, That the Chairmcn Of this
Committee adopt such means as be may
be able to- command to effect am organize
ton OF the Democratic uary in The sever.
al counties Of lhis State through tho se,-
"!al county committees, by the or2ani2a
ton oil acvnlra, club for each county at
the county town or chief town in such
county, and cooperative clu's for such
county in the several schoo, districts OF
sGid county, which shall communicate
with the Cluj, and such clut shall com.
munic4e with this committee. and through
which this committee shall afford such as.
sistunco ia the propagation Of the puuci
pies o! our party a. 1t shall have the pow
cr to DO.
Ry,Aei, That the hairmau call upon
the loyal men Of Pennsylvania. through
the Democratic Standing Committees Of
the seyo.al counties, to meet in the sever.
al cities ard towns Of the State, at snch
places as shall be designated. by the said
Standing Committees IeSpeCtiyclv. on the
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SHERTFF'S SALES.

DH virtue Of sundry writs Of ycaainoni Erpo-
~ mas, issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Clcarfeld county, and to me directed
there viii be cxpo,od to PUBLIC SALEattLe
Court house in the borough of Clcarfcld, ON Mon.
day the I'D day Of September next, at O'Clock.
?. m, the following described Real Estate, viz:
A certain tract Of land situate in Woodward
township, ClearheId county, Pennsylvania, boun-
dod and described as follows Beginnings at stones
near dead white oak corner Of lands of said de-
fendaut, thence past land Of William Kepbart
cast 40 pcrches to heml0ck, thence north by land
Of Harvey Moore l2l perches to stones thence
west liO perchcs to post, thence south 1871 per.
ches to place of beginning, and containing 100
a'res ana allowance. Also, another tract Of
'-nu peglhnng at post corner of land set off for
Sau r aeisndsnt, thence west by land o. said de-
lehuant III perchos TO post, thence north bv
uH,' IN name OF William Driuker Is pcrcbes TO
poSI Ihence east BY dividing line oftract in name
VI husn IVA ston Ill porches to a post thence
souIn n 10 perches to beginning. containing 5o
acres more or less. Seized and taken in a Tsc,
'io, ana 70 be sold as tho property of John Low
y certain tract Of land situate in WooJr,rJ
toNsshlp CIearhed county. bounded nm ,l,,, ,,,,
ana soutn by IAN IS of john NJ. Chase. on m wo,t
.! Languon, owen Co., and on the north by
W. Kline, contrasting 30 acres moro or 80
with about5 acres cleared, and small loo ba,s,
erected thereon. Seized and taken in execution
ana to be sold as the property Of Price A. Eowlo.
EDWARD PERKS, Sbe'G
SheriHs' office, Clcarfcld, Aug. 20, 1862
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sey Subscribers to TIE \. y. Weekly
4m'' who paid their subscriptions in ad:
vance, are informed that "Hr. Rcre, "who
received the money, is swindler, and
mat the nFoprietors have no agents"
Newould advise our citizens to send
'neir money to the REPUBLICAN hereafter,
"nd avoid being swindled.
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.uIlcude,s2 JEommssaqIEoN2
Y. Z. con.rqf7Mr Chy1g'Su.

~. T.. c"t'1f W IN ~ th"sh,G' SIS.
( ? II i \ y ELpIIIA pa
vBylEES INSTITUTION, .hica vas ..rt
q Itshed i'm l'iL ond Is roN consequently ii
the eighteenth year Gifts cxisten . nUr..r.
among Is graduntes, hludreis OF n, mo, sd.
c's .1I Mcrcl 2nts and Busncss No Jfov. ..JL
try,
TIE ODJrc1 Of tho la,Htul isso.r.r -a ar,.a
yocag mrn facilities for thorough prrpGut. % 20.
business.
Iua BRANCHES TArcur uro B.,FIe,r,ra. ..
aup.coJlc t. the various dep,rtrroute of tn.a, ,.-
PESNANsuW, both plain md ornamental Con-
mnuAL LAW, MAtHHWAUcs, NhylGATioS. ClY.a
FS1NcEnNG, DGAwlNg, pu,yoG Any. .rl Mo-.
Era LANGUAGES.
tu3 SYSTEM or IyTRoDuc5,yv is peculiar, g..
rl'5.a, or set lessons are 90 te use Of but en-
s'a lent is taught iuaiJ dUp.'y so that he mu,
Commence ut any time, au' attend at whatcyc
7. ..gf ar. most convenient.
.AThtoGuEs are issund annually urter tie is,l
Alr.' containing ua'Hrs Of the students fo. o.,
yoas, md full particulars Of tcrms, &c, and NAV
be obtained at any time by addressing tho Pr.uot
pai,
is Extensive AccgmmniIoys. Bide-sprgas
reputation, and the ley -hr experience Of m
Primo ral, thus institution offers f,ciltios supcrip.
CD any other in the com'rr, for Young men wish
ing t,proporo 'r business, and to obtain attn.
fouo awc "Ir'oNA, which Will prove a rs,o..
msnaa.,on .pr thcm 20 auy Mercantile Hol.e.
"CmraNDgN' 'sSer,cs si Treatise scs on BOOK
ErG1SC, now more widely circulated thaa M,
'Hw1,rE on the subject, are fer salo at the Co
s. HODGES CRITTENpEN
Au"rupy.nt Law
P''.pl.'rhia, tnno % 1882 lv. PRvcrrAt
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~ Tho now company Of volunteers
forming al CwvehsyIllc. elcccdibc.ror
Gers or Saturday lnel vi, Follows
Captain John Irwin
First Lieu. John NJ. Cmsc.
Second Lieut. Wm Holden.
Tho company mustered to mon lh.n
and ua mrt filling pp
Tho new company raising in This place
numbers about 30 men also. Thcy elect.
cd ,hc.r officers ycs,erduyos follows
Captain n. &. Mccullough.
First Lcut-tmos Row.
Second DO. -- william MAYS
MErTrSG or STATE CENTRAL CoNmrrrC.-
The proceedings Of the last mcetingorlho
Democratic State Central Committee will
be found in another column. The lublr
viii Observe that the ,1,h Of Scplcmbog
next is recommended to be generally
commemoratcd as the anniversary of the
adoption Of oni National Constitution,
which j, now in immincut duugar'or ba,
ing oyesthrown by Abolition and ~eoos.
sion traitors.
The address wiIi be published ucAt
week.
Dca-The Senatorial Conference Of ibis
.listr',i mot ,.i T,roD, 40, G'It-r.,1.. l.si
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INFORMANT 70 SOLDIERS AND ruElR
FrsSps. r.. ]. Wallace Esq, having be,
come associated with areliable and respon,
sibIe agency in Washington city, b. c., is
prepared to prosecute all claims ofsoldiers
for back pay, bounty money pensions, &C.,
and obtain the same without delay.
Application TO him either personally or
by mail will be duly attended to.
Clarified, August Goth, 1862.
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CCH0OL DIRECTORS AND TEtgU.
~ ENS --Iho County Superintendent will, ra
dcayar tomcat Teachers, Directors and Ctitrr..
at tao places AND date named, at yo'cioo. A. ".
B.ccaria ord Gulich, September I'd & Gd, 1862
nt Jan9svllc
Chest Ferguson and Jordan, lh q 9Th, at An.
s9uvIle.
Knox, Stb, at New MiIrort.
Lloom, Lumber City and Penn, sth & Q,h, nt
reuuyino,
burnside, Chest & Washington, 18Th 4 1lth at
New Woshiugtun
curwensyiIlc and Pike, I2h q 18Th, at Cur
wcnsyllc
clcar6old, Goshen and Lawrence, l,m d. Io.b.
at Cearfeld.
Endtord, 18th & 18th, at Peters Schoolhousc.
Graham and Morris, 18Th 4 2Oth, at KJ lcr-
town.
Coyinson and Karthaus, 9th 3 2Jlh, near
John Roi'ers
G..lI Goth, at Congress IIilL
Hrsly 20th a. @0,h, ai Lutbersburg.
Union, October / az, at Wcly's.
Huston aud Fox, 3D. at Hickory Kingdom.
Boggs, 9th, at AlDerts
Decatur and Woodward, 9TH Sth, at Centre.
Bell, 10th, at Bower
JESSE BROOMALI.,
July 80, ls62.-pd. County Supt
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BOOTS AND SHOES

hg ne RuI| "GraLrm'. E5r" E'f
e.s8l.
Tl,roi, Store in Mogae. street.
Whore al. .ho men and ladic. meet
L. help their "-'los' and slyo their rsot
iaEht cloo 90 "Grahom's tt0ro;
llon'va surely been ia lhorc beloro,)
Lives Minpt up to cars in 7thcr,
Aud op-n iu all sorts OF weather;
lie '.oles DwN Boots with wax nul 's4I
And while no last. will o'or defend
And cherish aiI who como d .nuading.
.uat.c should help their ua i.ycrutnr
l,nmlAca % ainla ocboots md s'oas.
lninouo n3gd barefoot ~,
Nn.'g SaDpi and hislcatlcr
Are making such a show
Lri Jmt and Du arc ulvays hero.
And ready at call
TO lneNy take your measure
Aud -uow 80. through lc hall.
Iuyu como along anl bring your d.a.
Tho E.uly Ehno lonu,
And Ven warrant you o. good Gt
As yga can g.. in town.
L. STUMrG
June - o2 Market So. C,garjeli, f..
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foR CAMP Curtin Two companies
va ,,''o our county TO day "Wednesday for
Camp Curtin.
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ID OBERT J, WALLACE, A7roH,EY Ar LAW
~ Clearfeld Pa, CGcc in sLsw's Row, op
oslte the Journal Office
dec. ], lSjS.-tf.
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&ogsu@ Supply al
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IN short everything generally iouni ia we'll q.
'or,cd st.ro of this Kind. W, also keep Gno as
s.gtMDu' Of
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attend the funeral. from the residence OF her
n-iaw, Daniel peegan, corner OF Boerum and Bergen
streets, at two O'Clock, this (Mouday) afternoon.
Radon Friday, May TO- OF consumption MARY lIrrnH
REID daughter Of David and Ann Reid aged 10 years
and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited To
attend the funeral the residence OF her father y
East Fltythird street this Monday) afternoon al tive
O'Clock The remains will be taken 10 Green wood for IN
terment
SrRAcnAS-on Sunday May IS, at six O'Clock in tho
morning, Mrs MARY ANNE SrRAcaAS aged 40 years and
months.
The relatives friends the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this (onday afternoon,
two O'Clock from her late residence, lSo lauIens
street. Her remains will be taken TO Greenwood.
STEwART.-The remains OF ALEXANDER X. STEWART nav
ing arrived from tho military hospital ut 81. Louis, MO-,
the funeral services will take place Tuesday AFTER
noon, at four O'Clock at st. stephens church, corner
of Broome and Chryste streets. The relatives ana
friends and those of his grandfather Alexander stewart
respectfully invited to attend.
TERHuNK-On Sunday, May Is, ABRAHAM TERHuhss
aged 40 years and IL months.
This relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence 2A
Dean street. Brooklyn on Tuesday morning, at nine
O'Clock, without further notice.
WARD.-At tho Park Hotel. on Sunday, May Is, JENsIn
q. wife Of NJ. w. Ward, aged "a years
Kalamazoo and Battle Creek papers please copy.
WgyER On Sunday, May Is, Of dropsy ANNA MARfAs
wife Of Msnrath Weyer aged 90 years two months and
day.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon at
two O'Clock her late residence 123d street, second
door east Of Third avenue, Harlem.