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INSOLVENIuS NOTICE.

Patrick Mulloy, nRDERED, this 18th day Al
vs. ~ July, 1865, that Pat!lzS
His Creditors. J Muiloy give notice to his Gre
ors, endcrsers and suretcs that the third MoadS =
Of October next, is fixed for tho said Patrick Mus~r
to appear in the Circuit Court for Alegany coun;
to answer such interrogatories his creditors, c
dorsers and surctes may propose or allege again
him; and that copy Of this order be published l.;
some newspaper printed in the city Of Cumberlan
once week for three successive months prior to Va
third Monday of October next rs snch notice
Test-H. kESLEY, CLERK.
July 10, Is65--3ms
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Losr.--A fine gold Watch Key. on BaltI-
5norc or South Mechanic st. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving same at this
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smoothest face or chin, or hair bald heads, in Six
Weeks. Price 81 .O0-3 packages for $500. Sent
by mail anywhere closely sealed receipt of price
Address, WARNER CO..
Box rs, Brooklyn, " Y.
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st. Phillip, by the author Of Rutlcoge
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Mildred Askel by Mrs Wood
Husbands and Homes BY Marian H. 7land
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EFsomo hight prowling iirdvidyals have
recently amused themselves to considerable
extent by placing posts, boards, &c, against
ihc doors of various houses, in such way
lha. they woula necessarily fall upon whoever
might open the DOORS lrom the inside. Aside
from this. they rtake riglt Ldeous with
+ combination of the most unearthy noises
Imaginable. They are neither boots, yells
eries, nor screams, but. have a strong rescm-
tlaucc to our idea of 10 sound which would
BE- produced Thy the discqntcntcd ghosts of a
legion Of cats in mortal conflict with like
rumber of dsembodied army, mules in their
struggle for the most desirable place in pur-
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wills err "A nice nCr tac,c, or brartif 4 heal of
glossy hair. will please read the card Of THOMAS
F. CHAPMAN in another part Of this paper.
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IDI Ell ).

M ~ I|I I'D. 10
IT tnc morning of nth instant ut .i3 residence
Of her Grandfather, Mr.. W. a. llim,hnlaa of this
place, ANNIE LAvIEA I!INCnMAS, aged years, .
months and DAYS. She Was one Of those bright
little cherubs that seldom live long; sweet rose
bud cpt from the parent stem and tansplNntcd in
the Garden of Paradise.
It Alexandria, Va. on Tuesday. eth -! mhcr
1868, JoHS J. MORRISON, Esq, aged rs wears, 3
months and day. Mr.. Morrison was highly cs-
tecincd citizen. aud some years since represented
this county in the l!uuscoG Delegates.
On Friday morning, ;hr stt instant, PHILLIP son
OH. j. and NJ. \. Mcicnry, aged years months
and Ii dlXs
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Ey The number of votrs registered in
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No. 10, 42o.
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COM M ERCIAL.

Trade in the city during the past week rather
duller than vas anticipated Merchants have,
however, just begun to rcCciye their fall supply Of
goods, and brisk fail trade is expected. Dry
Goods are steadily advancing in price, and those
who made rarles purchases will, OF course reap
creates. rrr3'.
The business OF the Cana! Was much less than
usual owing 10 the break in the Nonocacy 'Iys-
ion and the inlerrup,io" of shipments e r the
Cumberland AMI Pennsylvania Railroad by the
destruction Of bridge. For the week ending
and inclusive Of Monday, the 4th Instant, co
boats cleared for Georgetown, carrying c, $50 .OG
tons Of coal During the season ., 0O5 boats have
cleared, carrying 2l7.404.ll tons
The following shipments have been made over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad during tho week
ending September 9th:
Py Eckhdrt Il. r. Tons.
Cumberland G. L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i7G. o3
Blacn- Avon Company. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SoI 'O3
Spruce Hill (Astor) Mining Company 436 %
hy 9. p r. e.
Consolidation company, l2s. 90
Total, 5OGa. 10
To'al Of Tons forwarded since lat oo,9sl. cs
of January last,
Markets are still well supplied with produce, veg
ct1bics fruits, &c, from the country.
BUTTER brings from 80 to As cts.
EGGS arc slau4ifll at 25 cts.
CHICKEN ''r' 10 DC had at S3.75.to 81 per dea.
FlOUR'--Salcs Family Sl2.5o Extra Sill; So
per fine $40.
WHEAT'--!s to lie had at $40 to S2.2O for
prime Red and % TO 81 40, for White.
CoRN.--Prme in good demand at Sl.o0 per
busel.
RiE.-at Sl.l0.
OAfSs--Bring g. cents ut Cumberland Mills.
CORN MEAL.-Very scsEcc at S2.75. I!
PROV ISIUNS.-Bacon. - last quoted. Should
ers % cts; Sides IS cents Hams So to 40 cents
Sugar, refined, % cents; Brown Is to Is cents /:
Molasscs 90 cents; Golden Syrup $l.4O Salt G.
a. $3.50 per sack Fine $3.50.
WHlSKEY.-Stcady at $40 for Rectifcd an
$3.50 to $500 for Rye.
llAY-Sl2 per ton. = b"
P0TAToES.-Irish, 75c - sl.oO per bushc;
Sweet, 81 100 to $40
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Ey-At meeting of the Unconditional
Union Voters of election district No. 4, held
at Westcrnport, the following delegates were
elected to the County Convention to be held
in this city tomorrow, viz: +. c. Lyon,
PETER GOWN, WM. A. BELLEw, ROLAND
S. DAYTON, and Isaac KALBAuGH, Sr.
At the primary meeting held in District
No 6, on Saturday evening last, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected delegates to the
County Convention JOSEPH SWEENEY, DR..
Csc. b. FUNDENpERa, JAS. ANDERSON, LLOYD
II. DowDgN, LEVI SHAW, Jr., SANufL NJ
HALLER, J. CnEsroN JOHNSON, RoBERr s
Coulter, Benz. NJ. kgGG, JACOB Rlz2N,
RoBERr CHRISTIE
The meeting was we'll attended. and con-
siderable interest manifested.
The meeting in No IS, was well attended
and the following delegates were elected ::
WIN 4. McCcLLrY, JAcoD SnucK, j. T..
HILL, GRo r. kSoRR, JOHN WEIR, j. TIcE,
EDWARD O'NElLL, SAMUEL LrMAN, VAL. A.
BucKKY. JACOB WIcKAED, j. NJ. KoEnSER.
IL Rccident District. No. II, the delegates
we're as follows: JomN FRANrz, SAMUEL j.
LIvnSaooD, and J. W. BOYER. =,
In Homecoming District, No, l6, ito gen.
.Iemen elected are WILLIAM BORDER, JoHy
DOUGLAS, o. p. Ronntss, II. HOWARD, Jons
BELL, and AScHrw Swaps.
r, From GRASrsvILLx.-A large and interest
ing meeting of the Union voters of District
No. 8. was held at Grantsvillc, on Saturday
afternoon, the 9th inst, at which SAMUEL j.
BxAcur, WM. Fnosr. GEORGE CHARLES, DAN
i'll EsGLE, aud ELISHA burst were chosen
delegates to represent said District in the
County Convention to Re held in this city to-
morrow.
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Observation-Disclosures No. T.

yN{E, the undersigned, regularly commissioned
w Officers Of Registration. agreeable to Act of
General Assembly of Maryland, passed March oath,
1863, do Hereby give notice to all persons wishing
to be egi5tered voters of Disrict Z, Of Regany
County, that we will be in session at Oldtown, on
Tucs.Sy and Wednesday, the sth and 9th days Of
Auguss next, and each Tuesday and Wednesday
following until the goth day ofSep'embcr next from
pose Of registering tho names of all legal voters of
said District. JOHN HARTLEY,
JOHN u. STALLINGS,
JAMES MATTHEWS,
July 90, 1s65.st. Officers Of Reg istration.
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SHERIFFALTY.

To The Independent Voters Of AEsyany Coua,s
I OFFER myself to your considera ton as a can'-
i date fer Sheriff at the approaching election If
successful, the duties fhe office will be discharged
with impartiality. IT,.
ELIJAH FULLER.
Cumberland, August 3, lsG5.-te+;
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NJ a RRIED.
H0LSlNC ER--W lNEDRENNtR.-At Frosthurg
August 3lst, by Rev. A. II. Aughe Mr.. DAVID IIoL-
SINGER to ANNE WISERRENNER.
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I HEREBY announce myself as Il candidate for
I the Sherilaltv of Allegany County at the ensuing
election and, if elected promise to discharge the
duties Of my Office to the best of my ability. f4th-
fully and impnrtinlly.
HANSON WILSON,
July 90 lSG5-te.U
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To the Voters CT A!legany County

To the Voters CT A!legany County.
A the solicitation of many friends in various
N portions of the County, respectfully an.
uounce myself rs a Candidate for the Office of Sher-
if of Allegany County; at the ensuing cection;-
Subject to the decision, however, of the Union Nom
mating Convention. -,
;A#TEL DUNCAN.
July 20.--tc ,,a
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Mny 25!y.
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: Re Observation-Disclosures No. s.

r57IE officers Of Registration of the 9Th Election
- District Of Alegany county, will meet in their
Office, nc!.r FRANKLIN Hotel, Main Street, Frosburg
every Tuesday aud Wednesday, between the hours
uf9 \. VI. and 7. w., trrr,iTucsday August stb to
Wednesday september 2Cth inclusive for the Imr-
pose of discharging their duties III accordance it'll
the provisions OF an act passed BY the General IS
scmLly Of harylnud, March II, ;sG5 entitled can
Gct relating 10 the registration Of the voters of the
State" Z. W. M&SON,
,r.. ROBERT SHAW,
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Apr. IL, 'G:- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30
City Intelligence.

The WEATHER MoDgRArryc--SgATIyo &c.--Aftcr days
OF the severes cold last week the pure, clear dry and
bracng atmosphere that cnvecped the city yesterday
md tho decided moderation in the temperature proved
most welcome change Tie frost had continued for
unusually long period Tat people beginning 10
ask themselves when win II cnd9" And the response
they venturcd 10 give to heir question little
calcul Ted afford comfort. But IL did end neverihoess,
streets yesterday sufficiently cd hc grsAepon felt
by citizens al tide .etup q Jack ir3t Tho display
OF humanity doors shove cd mono Of the shiveiing,
ruuiinc jumping and fyirp fcas 90 common for 40
three four days preceding. The ca were crowdcd
with people and he listors to Tho Park were proaor
tirnatoly large. the skating very fair both the
FiGy-nnt' and Severity second street. ponds, ard the
number OF skater rendered larger Ian us al by the
FAC. that the Fifth pond closed. In accord
alcc with the rule esLbl he'd by III 0atInan al the
start.
THs I'Loar.sG les IN Oup HAnsoR. Our rivers and
bays the last tive DAYS, have been almost completely
choed up with floating Ice, causing grca. Inconvenience
70 the travelling portion OF our citizens, we'll as
maxim, navigation jicrlt tho boats OF tho various
ferries make their usual trips but rregrary navigation
IN small boats and Graf s impossible. The staten
Island boat, on her first trip TO the city ycser'ny morn
Inc Land her pasen at the bam.on avenue ferry
bciog unable TO get in her own lin In consequence Of a
large field blocking II up Several yesacls lying al the
ends Of the pors In the North river, and in some in
stances the piers, have been slightly cuaicd but We
heard Of scro damage Up u tn present t'mc
TIcxsrs FOR FIRExBx's BaLL-Thc Treasurer Of
the rircmens Dali q. the Academy Of Music, or
tonight, gives notice, by advert In another
column that the tickets have al been disposed Of,
non. will bc sold nj tho door
FIR. IN JAcxs,N snET-Between 70 IT and FIVE o'clock
on Sunday morning Are discovered by tho pol co
In the liquor store Of Mcdonald Clark No. % jackson
street corner OF Water Is early discovery ard thc
application Of water by the police confined the burn ng
20 small fpacn Damage 10 stock about $2c0 insured
for 81 500 In the Peter Cooper Insurance cnpany The
cause Of the Orc appears mysterious The Fire karsha
has the matter under exam nation.
+ EXPLOSION IN Fosx FAcroRY-A MAN SERIOUSLY IN
yURD.-An explosion took place Saturday in the pro
misses No. 20 Elm street. occupied az n fuse factory,
which resulted in a serious injury I, MIR. james McIn
tyre propr OF the place. Mr. Mcintyre was testing
OF tho fuse and rnity OF loose powder which
lying about gnicd and exploded with such force
10 blow out the upper front port Of The building.
damage OF $500 done 10 tho stock ard abort
So 900 IN tho build n.y. There several other
pants Of the build ng who sustained traing damages
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somewhat by the expectation a reocipss Of crop
Sales Of i2 hhdA ba a SOC.
change value small sales having beon of NJ nch
81 co. though large lots could have been bong q nj
much lower prices. In rosins nothing Of moment was
done, and the market was heavy.
Or s--fn crude fish sales OF moment transptrci,
b the market very Arm for both sperm and whals
Lnseed ruled steady at 81 CO. Other kinds were quiet
b Z firm 4
PErsu Lvux-geceipts 500 bhaa There was net much
activity In either de refined to-day, the extrem,
views = holders accustomed by the high pr Of gold
preventing Offers great the difference in the
Of buyers and sellers The safes were 800 bbs
de at 4sc ON the spot and 49c- . 6or for March,
sellers option; 900 do refined 10 bond CSC a6s1c.
POW Receipts, $50 bbls pork $50 pkgs. beef
6S4 do. meats and 200 do Lard. The pork market
moss was tribe stronger and new mess steady Sales
O. 500 bills at $50 $50 SO for old mess &37 SO sSS
for d. closing the inside agure; $50 30 s3l
Ss nss so1 February ssry buyer and
ler's option, $3s IS $50; $50 old d. same month
500 Is ST. and 1900 prime for February and
ruled steady with sales Of 400 bbls at $40 $40 for
plain mess, and s2l $24 for extra mess. Beef hams
quiet but drm Cut meats less 1rm bu. more
Should Shoulders ssd lsc f g. hams also zoo 900
lbs picked shoulders, buyers option, March,
April and May =. 1sc Bacon dss were s,<.
for Cumberland cut Gle for short ribbed and 20<c. FOR
long hams Dressed hogs ruled steady l54c 10;
Of 800 obs at l9c 23ac and fancy s}Hc Butter
Hrn al see. 47c for Western 44 $50 Cor STATE
cheese lrm at l:c. q % for common oprime.
SUaAR.---The market WAS vel quiet to-day but, with
the advance n gold higher pr cs wcre paid The stock
very light and holders in consequence, together
with the high rates for gold are very hrm IN Their views
Snlcs OF IL hds Porto Rico at a. and rs hhds Cuba at
l7,kc. loo. Refined quiet but lrm a. 24kc. for
hards. pfao
wHisKEY. Receipts, $40 bbs Tho market was quiet,
but prices without change. Sales loo bbls at
81 80 for Western
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUEDAy Jan. 20, 1865.
The gold market has been In fever excitement
nr the past week attended by rapid and violent nuctua
lions The capture Of Fort Fisher together with the
generally improving aspect of the military situation and
tho renewed agitation OF the peace question, pro-
duced "a semi panic, which expended It's force
on Monday and wednesday, when the pre-:
MUM sank 10 1913, showing decline OF
sex Der cent since the Ali Of the present month But
the decline was too RAPID be natural and permanent
being assisted by the OF speculation, which
almost entirely on the 'sbear SIDE. The market thus
became largely oversold while lull In army and
suAdence OF the peace sensation afforded favorable OPP
porunity To leading operators for turning the Market
which they accordingly old and thus added to
the force OF she reaction which, in any case,
was inevitable Tho scarcity of cash gold noating the
market stimulated rise ami the deliveries
with difficulty Not mach than three millions could
be counted active towards tho close OF the week.
although the aggregate speculatv hands was between
four aud i've m lions.
The reaction like the fall sharp not to suffer
relapse; so, With tho covering OF large portion OF the
'short ieres. Saturday the market subsidized rap dy
from go the highest point of the day. 212, which
IL closed at the Evening Exchange. Tho market is
In an easier position but tho scarcity of floating coin
leaves II very sensitive 10 speculative influence, and the
mass OF unreasoning spectators who make quotations.
ara better Than many sheep who follow the
leader by jumping all way, whether there
Do a reason for 1t or not Their object
Is simply to make money, and thoy only to
know how the market is likely so for the
three days at any time. They care nothing for
theories the natural effect OF foregn trade upon ex-
change and gold but take their from the
the market itself influenced by fancy than By fact
The extreme quotations during the week wcre:-