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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
KIRKXQ0n HlIlRE- -HunnIux A aplrI

klhhWOOD HOUbk-HENDLEY dRnEE.
1 ss.s ..S n ana v H:,.ss ssS Pssrs
Va. J. Orc, no and Q. W Cites, Charleston; b. L.
wagner, W. Morrison, Thos; .cogsn, q. Gastroch, =
Corbett, Sam Brown, L. NJ Marriott, Baltimore; W.
Ma. John L. Kendall, 4 II. Hansford and wife, and
Jas. Garrison and wife, New York J. N. Williams,
city NJ L. Smith, Battle Creek, Mich. Erastus Bow.
den and Q. r. Scenes, Cincinnati; II. II. Mccormick,
Chambsrsburgi D. W, Bashore and Z. P. Cowden,
Harrisburg; j. Mitchell, Philadelphia
wLLARDs' HoTEL-srkrs, CHADWICK a Co.
Charles p H:nssi1s: q s SYbFF HSIsu and wife
J. O KeiG, Philsdelphis; = N. Butler, Hudson, n 7.
3. y. Poor. r Robinson, \. IL x. DuttSn, Gpeil'
ss Genera, w.sniit s.syn' pT wJS, sSan
II. y. wilink, j., Savannah, Ga n. Wilson,
Richmond, Va. Hon. J, A. J. CIeswell, Elkton, Nd.
more a j. Z. Mecias and wife, Illinois, s. n John.sn
US. Bowen, u. s.N.
METROPOLITAN H0TEL-Porrs 4 SHELLEY.
A. p. Uimer, Roetlsnd, Me. D. J. Hill, Virginia
Benz. Ferrall, Maryland L. T Colt, U. 8, ~, Balti:
more ?; hecs.key, Frederistsbursi 2. y. Hs.tin,
Brown, Washington; Michael Jacobs, Phiisdelphia
John ,. Esrle, Gonneetiest = 7. Nswkirk, Phila
sH. PeitsS, PhiiadsipSia; J. W. EidIidss, virgins
B. B. fontsine, Georgia; N. King, New York Jos.
Harris, Baltimore.
NATIONAL H0TEL-H. 9. BEssos.
P. J. Haley, Boston j. W. Csrkey, Prederieksburg,
va NJ bhonneue, Olty L. D. BROOKS, bfooklyn, n
west Va W. N. Cheney, Mrs, Dunton, N. Y; P.
Roberts, wife and servant, indspsndenee, Mo. 7.
Herbert 0nye, Phila J. A Kansler, Miss. Geo. 8.
Kansler, N. o. John W. Larner. J. y. Galloway,
Baltimore; W. H. stratton, n. A. Beayills, Richmond
W. =. Brent, Nd. A. Hoekstader, N. Y.
DYER'S H0TEL-GKoneE B. DYER.
George Robinson and lady, Baltimore; J. 7. Hall,
n. Y. Mr.. Collomer, Nd. Mrs. seontlon, Carlisle,
dc. Marshal p. Robinson, franeis Jones, Lexipg
ton, Ky. Theodore Ingsrsoll, Washington Hills
J. b. Brainard, Hubberdville, N. Y; Thomas O..
Denver, wife and sister, N. Y.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II BEAN.
d. A. Hopkins, Jersey City, N. j.; A. Cortland
Troy, Y; Mrs. Rambo, Miss Rambo, Ala. II. A.
Pierce. Norfolk, Va; q: Atkinson, Richmond, Va.
J. II. Brown, Andrew King, Lynchburg, Va. J. Il
sluier, ps.r9i., Mieh; Nh r. a Miller. 4. Bush, L, 4
Lincoln, Texas.
sEAToN H0UsE-JouH II. sErxEs.
| CIV. Clepper Harry George, u. O. Henderson,
q. Gibbons, Baltimore; David Z. Dudley, Boston u
| Roberts, II. p. Stewart, Thomas Berry, City p. W
| Harkley, Md. II. G. Sargent Columbus, o. A.
| Graham, Richmond, Ind. ! o. Leard, Thomas Brown
New York; w,s King, Phiiadelphia; Jonas r. Long
Va W. veirs Bowie, Rockville,
EBBITT HoUSE-C. @. WILLARD.
| Chas ?. Schmidt, Prince Georges, Md, G. G. Wat
kins, Geo. Z. williams, N. Y. Samuel saunders
Miss Wise, Phila 3. 8. Turner, City Felix MeCAu
| ley, Nd A. Porter and lady, O. Eaton Creecy, NJ
| Laekey, washinE Eton; Jas. Ready and lady, n. o.
A R. Yates. .. s.N. Major 3. T. Bridges. D. s.A.
OWEN HOUSES. W OWN.
Edward Lar, N. VI H. A. Rogers, Philadelphia
7. J. Groseup, Baltimorej O. Lessner, Leesburg 8
Mason, Rice, Ga. Geo. Harvey, Pittsburg.
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Aational gepablitau.
RATES oF ApyERTIsINo.

One square, one Insertion, eli subssqusnt inssr.
Ions 90 cents. one square, one month, ss. Liberal
Inducements 10 quarterly, semi annual, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 90 per cent sddi'
lionai. Twice week advertisements, 70 per cent.
additional.
Eight lines constitute . square, Less thsn asquar,
charged in proportion, At the above rates.
Editorial notices, 10 esnts per line each insertion
Local notices, 20 cents per line each insertion
Advertisements coming under the hssds Of wants
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Pound, not exceeding
four lines, one insertion, Is eents three times, q
cents Any greater number Of lines at proportionat
rates.
| Advertisements should be handed In before .. m
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

BASE BALI COniincntaiS Us. Cdpitois.-
The return game between these two clubs wa,
played on the white Lot Tuesday, the 9Th inst,
resulting In . victory for the oapitols. The
playing Of part Of the Capitol nine was excellent,
that Of Mallory, Ciear, Shorty" and Bayard
being frequently and deservedly applaudedj that
also, Of Nichols and Moore, Of the Continontals
was unusually good.
Score appended: an
The national Republican., 1867-08-08
GRAND NATIONAL AGRICUL-
VI TURAL EXHIBITION
AND
HORSE PAIR,
TO BE HELD ON THE NATIONAL RACE COURSE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Commencing MONDAY, the 2sth day OF October, 1857,
and continuing up to the 18th Of November.
PREMIUM LISTS IN MONEY AND MEDALS,
Amounting to $4,000, will be awarded.

The premium lists will be elassed and advertised
In full at the next meeting Of the Association.
The Managers ara now making arrangements TO
secure the attendance Of most Of the eelsbratsd tro
ting and running horses now on the turf aad design
making this BY far the most acceptable Exhibition
that has ever taken place In the United States.
Mr. FAwCBTT, the owner OF Dexter, and other
gentlemen Of good judgment, have pronounced the
when Dexter trotted over II last fall. Mr.. Mont the
proprietor, Is doing everything In his power in ths
way Of grading and exeayating 70 render u still
for running horses and preparing stables sheds,
&c, for the accommodation Of upwards OF Eve hun
dred head Of stock and for the display Of agrieu.
tural Instruments and mechanism.
The following gentlemen have been selected as
Judges for the classification Of the different stock
and agricultural implements, and the awarding Of
PEA
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

THE TROUBLE AT THE Cry HALL.-Tues-
day an unpleasant affair occurred at tho City
Hall between the present Surveyor, Mr.. @. H.
Bliss, and the late Surveyor, Mr.. William For
syth, and Mr.. Daniel W. Stewart. The result
was the issue Of q warrant by Charles Walter,
Esq, and the arrest Of Messrs Forsyth and
Stewart by Detective Bigley. The warrant was
returned before Justice Tucker, at police head
quarters. Mr.. Bliss testifes to the threats made
by Messrs. Forsyth and Stewart, and that he
feared they would do him some bodily harm
Justice Tucker required the accused to give 5000
security each for pence, which was promptly
given and so tho trouble ended
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A u CTIO " = A l. L. -.
RY JOHN B. WHEELER a CO.,
u AUorIoNEBRs
No. ol Louisan. avenue, between Sixth and Seventh

ID AUCrIoNrERs,
No. 0l Louisiana avenue. between sixth and Seventh
streets, opposite seston House.
ADMINIsrRAToR's SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
AND kLh9hrr ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington county, District Of Columbia the under
signed, dminisrator Of the estate ofCornsia Martin
deceased, late Of said county and District will SELL
on MONDAY, the lah day Of August, 1857, at 10
o'clock g. N: Of said dsyat public auction, to the
ceased, No. o. Missouri avenue, between Third and
Four and. half streets, In the city Of washngtop,
the personal estate Of the said decedent consisting in
part o. the following articles:
. Msrbis.to Tables.
large French Plate Mirror.
Zebra wood sidebosrd.
sofa Rocking Chairs.
Sofa Parlor Chairs.
I Zebra wood Wardrobe. with large French Plate
Mirror.
Cottage Sets.
l Rosewood Bsdstead.
] Rosewood Msrble-top Bursau.
! Brussels Carpet. and large lot Of Thrss.Py and
Elegant ooid watch and Chain, and quantity
Of nns Jewelry and silysrvars.
An extensive assortment Of Bsdsteads, Feather
Beds Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets Pillows,
and Wearing Apparel
Challenge Cooking Range, No. 10.
Parlor, Dining room, and other Stoves.
HALVES, Forks, spoons, oussnsware, Kitchen Fur
The above. described Furniture Ia in good eondI.
ton and is sale presents rare opportunity for pur.
Terms. Cash.
JACOB L. DoRwLBT,
Administrator.
JOHN B. WHEELER 4 CO.,
A4A
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

Cross FIRISG.-On Tuesday Catharne
Porter and Dolvinia Lord were arrested by Officer
Skinner, Of the Seventh ward, for disorderly con-
duct. The witnesses appeared at the station
each Of tho defendants In turn became a com.
plainant in turn. They paid $3 each and retired.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

POLICE REPoRrs.-Yesterday the lieu,
tenants of police reported Al arrests in the Dis
triot, and the fines imposed amounted to $l0i 76.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

Yesterday Lieutenant Moo
nan, Of the Sanitary police, reported the service
Of sixteen written and thirty.one verbal notices
to abate nuisance the removal Of three dead
horses, and seven dead dogs. Also that colored
child that died in Georgetown was buried at the
expense of the corporation, under tho supervision
Of the sanitary officers.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

0CCoQUAN p. 0.-At 0ccoquan, Prince Viii.
liam county, Mrs. Julia Hammil, Is appointed
postmistress, vice W. II. Selecman, resigned.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

DIsoRDERLY IN Yesterday Q,
y Rosenthall, farmer, was arrested by oaoei
Thos' Q. Kelly, Of the Third ward, for being dis,
orderly In the market Justice Morssli fined
him s..
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

Hon. Richard wallaeh, Col. J. @. Berret
John Van Riswick, Esq, Thos T. CLARK, E.9r
George s. Gideon Jos. Young.
4. s. Fuller, J. p. Bartholow, Esq,
Jas. Pumphrsy, 0eo. II Plant,
| N. II. Homiller, W. T. spalding,
O. Hvrker, WIN. Rapley,
Il. |. Baker, John 7. Price,
W. II. Burch, p Plemmips,
Col. Hodges, A. ANaylor,
VIM. B. Jackson, Q. Wendell,
A. Potts, Ebert Clagett,
J, ssncSiiayi 3 cisy,i., Ma iGAf bsn.es. H., Hotel.
Allen Dodge, Frank Brandnsr. E.q,
J. @. MarbuIy, J. H. semmss,
J. JX a. Mssruder's Charles klOmsu,
A. r. Shepherd, " Jas. D. Hsndlsy,
VIM Clarke Bryan Green,
II. 8. Barnes, Charles Godfrey, -"
VIM. J. Donohoe. 9. Campbell,
Job W. Angus, J. 2, willard, =,
John sayers, A. Rodier,
D. v. Burr, John Lang,
B. Bryan, James Steel, ''
F1:sl FpG:sph batis9. aS%i''' " george % Whitney.
Croton Fletcher, VIM. Holt: "
VIM. Hazel, Samuel Wroe, "
James shresye, d" John Howard,
william Matioek, George T. Jillard,
a. L. Jones, DR.. q. Sylvester,
MARYLAND.
Colonel oden Bowie, Richard Hill,
Frank Hull, Esq, General water nnmeneh'
Clem HILL :" Hon. Benjamin Harris
A. johnson, William Y. Berry, Esq
John Thomas" william v. Bouie,
Colonel Thomas Bowie, Colonel John Merryman,
g. W. Berry, ESQ.,, Marcus Du'ai' Bsq
VIRGINIA.
Hon. John N. Bolts, John Baltrer, Bsq,
Major rhos: W, D.swsll, Col. Richard Dickinson
Colonel o. p Hare. r. rus Martin, Esq.
NORTH CAROLINA.
]. II. Place, ESQ, J.H. Dsvell, Bsl.,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
James L. Orr, H. G. PsmIerton.
Georgia-Joshua B. Hill, Esq.
Plorida-Hon. 8. A. Mallory.
AlAbama-J. II Mckinley, Rsq.
Louisiana-John H. Cowen, ksq
Tsnnsssee-Rmerson Ethridgs, Esq.
| Kentueky-R. A. Alexander, Bsq
Mississippi-A. q. Brown, Esq.
Arkansas-Robert johnson, Rsq.
Missouri-Henry Gould, Bsq.
KlnsAs-william Bradsn, Rsq.
nebraska-Hon Mr.. worthngton.
Iowa-H. 4, Dodge, Esq.
| Wisconsin-Joseph J. King ESQ
| Minnesota-Thomas p. Smith.
NevadA-Jamss A. Atkinson.
| oregon-Hon Rufus Mallory.
NEW YORK.
| G. Vanderbilt, Alden Goldsmith,
VIM, N. hysdct. J.H. M.rtiedals,
George Alley, James W. HOyt.
| James Jacks,
PENNSYLVANIA.
| q. V. Lawrence, II. B. Van Voorhees,
| John L, Krepps, j. Roph,
| AP. Smith, George Howell,
| MAine-Colonel Rssssnden.
New HRmpShire-B. Burke.
| Vsrmont-Judge smAlley.
| MAssaehusstts-Colone b. P. Poore.
| Rhode IslAnd-Colonel AmASA spTsgus,
| Conneetieut-Hon. Charles l., Rngliah.
| New Jersey-NAt Townsend.
| DelAwars-Hon, willard sAulsb Ty
| 0hio-Colonsl 4. q, CongeT.
| IndiAna-Colonsl W, T.. Dennis
| nlinois-General J. A. Logan.
The List Of Premiums to be awarded will bs Ad
| yeTtiSed In q few days.
All owners Of running and trotting horses an'
thorough bred stock, and Manufacturers OF Agrioul
turAl implements and mechanism, will have an op
portunity Of exhibiting the grounds In the Vieinit
| Of the National Capitol.
Az necessary arrangements will be made to rende
| visitors comfortable.
ofeers will be selected at the next meeting Of th
A. MoPPITT,
lpr.n General Superintendent.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

MEETING OF DEPARTMENTAL CLERKs.-A
meeting Of tho clerks Of tho various departments
was held last night In Woodward Hall, initia.
tory to establishing q cooperative store. Mr..
Pearson was appointed chairman, and Mr.. Park
man secretary.
meeting, which wes to establish q cooperative
store and cited that at the present rates Of gro
| ceries. from the stores, they could. by the co.
operative system, save 35 per cent. on the
weekly grocery bill. A club on the small scale,
Of which he was q member, tried 1t some time
ago, and he ascsrtained that the savings were
fully 20 per cent. He elucidated the two co.
operative systems-English and German. Sew
| onteen years ago there were only six stores In
operation, now there woro l, 700, doing business
Of 500, 900, 900 per annum. Tho German plan
(shareholders) was the cheapest, as 1t drew out
side custom,
The question was slaborately discussed by
Messrs Carpenter, Crossman, the Chairman and
others.
Mr.. McIlwain offered tho following resolution
Rssoivsd, That steps be taken by this meet
Ing to establish in this city o cooperative
| store wherein no intoxicating liquors are to be
Sold for the benefit of the shareholders, and that
| o committee Of twelve be appointed to solicit
subscribers In the Departments and elsewhere.
The resolution was debated by Messrs. Car
| psnter, Crossman and Grimes. 1t was passed,
| anu tho iohoWinB-nnmeu Bonuemon aPPo,n,ou
in accordance with the resolution Messrs. WIN.
Hutchinson, Interior Department. Capt. ]. N.
McIlwain, Treasury Department. Mr.. Austin,
Navy Department. @. II. Golding, Quartermas-
ter Generals 0ficei Warren Lincoln and Mr..
Crossman at largei Capt. Thompson, Pay De-
partmsnt, and Mr.. Ellis, Post Office Department
The meeting adjourned to meet again week
hence from last evening,
The shares will be $40 each, and no stock
holder can have more than ten shares at any one
time.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

Our OF DANGER.-The little daughter Of
Mr.. ]. Flanagan, who was run over by a run.
away horse on Monday afternoon, Is pronounced
to be out of danger, no bones having been
broken by the accident.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08
CENTENNIAL.

Fly balls causht.--CsPitoI-Mallory, 3 Win
shall, B.yaId, 2 Aber Shorty" !
Glare, 81 Thompson, / Folby, /. Total, 8.
Fly balls missed.-Capitol, 81 Continental, l.
Put out on foul-Capitol, 8 Continental, T.
Put out on bsses.-Capitol, TO- Continental, O.
Homo runs. --Capitol-Clear, Ii Aber, 8; MIN
shall, 1. Total, s. Continental-0.
Left on bases.-Cspitol, 81 Continental, Z.
Time Of game, 245.
Umpire, @. W. Joyce, Jefferson Base Bal
Club. Scorers, @. W. Magic and Q. L. Hart.
A match game Of base ball will DO played this
afternoon, At 81 o'clock, between the Jefferson
and Capitol Clubs, on the Nationals new grounds,
corner Of Fifteenth and s streets. This no doubl
will DO an interesting game.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

CONTRACT FOR SrArIoNERY.-The con-
tract for supplying stationery to the Internal
Revenue Department west Of the Rocky Noun.
tains has been awarded to Messrs. Philip Sole
u,ons
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

A NUISANCE CAsE.-Charles Page, Gov
ernment contractor, had hearing before Justice
wplter yesterday morning, on charge Of creating
a nuisance Nh. Miller, ESQ.,, appeared for the
accused.
The witnesses for the defence were all colored
men, those employed BY Mr.. Page.
During the examination Mr.. Miller stated that
the witnesses were as good as could be found in
the District.
Justice Walter said he did not wish the coun-
sci to make a political speech.
Mr.. Miller said he did not, but only wished
justice.
After the testimony of several witnesses the
case was dismissed.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

FUNERAL OF COLONEL CANP.-Yester-
day afternoon the funeral Of Colonel Z. E.
Camp took place from the Church Of tho
Epiphany, where an eloquent discourse was de-
iivered BY DR.. Hail. The remains were then
escorted to the Congressional burial ground by
eight companies Of the United States 18th rogi'
ment, preceded by their band and drum corps,
and followed by large conoourse Of friends in
carriages, including a number Of the brother
officers Of the deceased.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

CONDITION of the thermometer in the
shade for August 7, as observed at W. s. Thomp.
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue 9a. m, IA IL m, III 3P.
m., 70; 6p. m, II.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08
FOR SALE OR RENT

DOR R N IA LARGE BRICK
IL HOUSE, with Ten Rooms, situated on L street
south, between Seventh and Eighth, Navy Yard. Gas
and water throughout tbs house. Rent tS5 per
month, payable in advance. Apply to JOS.
REPETTI, corner Of seventh and streets, Navy
Yard, or Of Thos. Dennis, at this once. my7s-
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w A N II -.

NTANTED.-TEN FIRST AND SEC.
w ond Glass MUSICIANS for the lath U. S. In.
fantry Band. N. DARISCH.
3w Leader l2th o. s. Infantry Band,
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

The RIIuT TO RULE FOR TRIAL.-Tues-
day afternoon Alfred Carter and George Fitzhugh
were placed on trial before Justice Tucker, In
tho Tenth precinct, for disorderly conduct. An
application wrs made to remove the case to the
next nearest Justice for trial. The Justice re.
quired an affidavit according to the law which
provides that the applicant shall make oath that
he "does not believe said Justice will give him
fair and impartial trial on account Of prejudice
| or other cause" Fitzhugh said he did not know
Justice Tucker at all, and Carter would not
swear that the Justice would not give him fair
trial on account of prejudice but candidly re-.
marked that he would rather be tried before any
other magistrate. The oath was not admins
tered, and the Justice tried the case, and the
evidence not being sufficient to sustain the charge
II was dismissed The Justice takes the position
that the law does not give the right to move the
case for any frivolous excuse or none at all, but
only on account of prejudice or other reason.
able cause" Many cases are sought to be moved
because the applicant fears that justice wiH re.
suit from fair and impartial trial.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08

The SPEED OF SrEAMBoATs.-A warrant
wss issued some days ago against Captain D. ].
Hill, Of the steamer Georgiana, for running at q
speed Of over eight miles per hour on the 29th Of
July. The case came up for hearing before
Justice Tucker, at the Tenth precinct station,
last Tuesday.
Tho evidence of Charles Wilson, esq, was to
the effect that the distance from point near the
Georgiana's wharf to the point Is, by Forsyth 9
mea aTurement, exactly q mile, and that he, with
Capt. Fawkes, stood on the shore on the day
named and timed the steamer, and her rate Of
speed wrS considerable over eight miles per hour.
The pilot and engineer both testified to the gen.
eral practice Of keeping the boat within the rate
required by law, but on the occasion referred to
they had not noted the time.
The Justice being anxious to have an under
standing Of tho law, reserved his decision. The
| question presented Is whether the law oontem-
plates the statute mile or the nautical. Tho JUS
tice thought that all acts Of the Councils con.
cernipg the measurement Of distances alludes
only to the statute mile; but was willing to In.
quire as to the fact In this case.
The national Republican., 1867-08-08
NATIONAL HoTEL-H q Bx,so,.

va. hhtsy h.tcynns. sGsHS Sliy B BSSpi sfoUhiyn
Y. Henry Adams, Boston A. N. Crane, Winchester
West Va. W. N. Cheney, Mrs. Dunton, N. Y. P
Herbert onys, Phiia. J. A. Kansler, Miss. Geo. 8
Kansler, N. o.; John W. Larner. J. p. Galloway,
Baltimore; W. H. stratton, H. A. Beayille, Richmond
Rrant ma A Hoekatadar N
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MARBLE WORKS.

pRICES GREATLY REDUCEDl
.:;..ss-ss r--AT TRE-
J0HUSToWN MARBLE WORKS.
The subscriber has Just received . @N
large and handsome invoice ofEkl0l
Italian and American al
d Ar Bile, ill., 7
comprising the largest and finest y1,k
stock Of the kind ever brought to -
JohDstown, at his establishment -
on Franklin Street. where he is prepared;
with Al adequate fotcs Of experienced sna
fkilful workmen, 20 execute all kinds q
MONUMENTS. ManteIs. Tom hstoBes. is
bic and Bureau Tops, SC, IS cheap IS ths'
can be purchased in any Of the cities.
A large stock OF GRNDsToEEs on hasa
and for sale low.
4 room has been opened IN EbeusbuTs,
few doors west Of DF. s. S. Christy's Dig
Store. where articles Of my manufaefu'ss "
kept constantly on hand. 10 (which tie y
tention Of purchasers isinviied.
Ir Prompt attention paid to orlefs - J.
q distance and work deliTeret where o.
sired. JOHN PARkA
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So BAHKkRs. ALTOONA. Pa.
S Drefts on the principal cities and Silver
and Gold fnr sale. Collections made.
Moneys received On deposit, payable op De
pend, wifhont Interest. q upen time. With
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LORETTO
MARBLE WORKS.

4lHE UNDERSIGNED ID begs leave to lh'ys.
the citizens of Cambria and aalOinf
counties. that he has inst received ssts Z.
of the finest Raiiaa AID Otksr nartiss G. :
Estsb blishzne1,t in Loreito Cam6ric CO.: r: e :.
Monuments, Tonbs, Grape- StoEes. ~ .
and Bs,reau tops. manufactured OF the -
beautiful and finest quality Of Forelsp Z. J.
Domestic marble. always ON hand ana -
to order as cheap - .heg can be-Puro4as,a;s.
in the .cify. II 3 neat and work nans'
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The pubic are rs pectfpliy invited g I'll
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Cold, Silver Government Loans. ard
.oiasaF Securities, bought and sold. Interest
allewea on Time leposits. Collections made
on ah accessible points il the United States.
and eeperaI BANKING business transacted.
Januer7 81; 1867. ..',..' - s., zs.:,z
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Hoping to see all my old customers and
many new ones this Spring.. ! return my
most sincere thanks Cor the very liberal pa
trolage have already received, and will
endeavor to please al who may call, Wheth.
er they buy or not S - - .,..s =
s'.1ss - s. FRANCIS W. HAY.
Johnstown. March 7. 1861.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRcEs
TO CASH BLYERSf
AT TIE EBEHsBURG
H0USE-FURNISHING STORE /!

The undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens Of Ebensburg and the public gener
ally that he has made great reduction in
prices to CASH BUYERS Ny stock win
consist, in part. Of Cooking, Paylor and Heat
iag Stores. Of the most popular kinds Tia
scare Of every description, Of my own naan-
ufacture H1rd,care of all kind. such Is
Locks. Screws, Butt Hinges, Table Hinges,
Shutter Hinges. Bolts, Iron and Nails, VIM
dow Glass. Putty, Table Knives and Forks,
Carving. Knives and Forks. Meat Cutters,
Apple Parers. Pen and Pocket Knives in
great variety, Scissors Shears. Razors and
Strops. Axes, Hatchets. Hammers. Boring
Machines, Augers, Ghissels. Planes, Com
passes, Squares, Files. Rasps, Anvils. Vises.
Wfenches, Rip. Panel and Cross-Cut Saws.
Chains Of all kinds. Skovels. Spades. Scythes
and Snaths, Rakes, Forks. Sleigh Bells,
Shoe Lasts. Pegs. Wax Bristles. Clothes
WFingers, Grind Stones. Patent Molasses
Gasss and Measures. Lumber Sticks. Horse
Nails, Horse Shoes. Cast Steel. Rifles. Shot
Guns, RevoIvers. Pistols, Cartridges. Pnus
DER. Caps. Lead. &c. Odd Stove Plates.
Grates and Fire Bricks. Well and Czsfern
Pumps and Tdbing Hdy'ness and SndGye-v
Ware Of ali kind; Wooden azsd HSH1sD JYare
in great variety; Garhon Oil and Oil Lamps,
Fish Oil, Lard Oil Isihseed Oil, Luhricafine
Oil. Rosfn, Tar Glassware. Paints. Varnish
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