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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-03-20

GAUTION.-All persons are hereby eau
toned against purchasing or having
anything an to do with certain Prom isory Note for
rhfy dollars, given tho st day of March 1867.
10 jeremiah Butler and Thomas Kelley, by the
unoersigned rs he has never received considers
non FOR the said note, and is determined not to
pay the came.
March lst lS67-mS S p LANSBERRY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-03-20

TIMBER. Our eastern friends, supposing
from the large quantity OF snow we had
during the winter that the timber market
would be overstocked, have been holding
back with the expectation of very low prices
They are beginning to realize. however,
that thsy are likely to be disappointed
There was too much snow during the winter
and the hauling was so much impeded, we
are informed, that the quantity of timber
got ont Is much smaller than it was last
season. If our people are not too hasty in
getting into market, they may rely on sell
ing for as good prices as they did last year.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-03-20

OuR RAILROAD. Messrs Collins,
the contractors who are to grade the road
between this and Phillipsb ,rg, are actively
a. work. They are busily engaged erecting
-hanties and making the other necessary
preliminary arrangements, with view to
commence digging the first of April. 1t
will not be many months until the snort of
The horse will be heard in Clearfeld.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-03-20

The POISONING CASE. The motion for
new trial, in the case of Lena Miller, con-
victed at the January Term of murder in
the first degree, was argued yesterday be-
fore the Court. The argument consumed
the entire afternoon session. The decision
OF the Court was withheld for the present.
The case will probably be hsid over, to a.
wait the fate of the bill now before the Leg
islature. to authorize the Courts. in certain
cases, to pass sentence of imprisonment in
stead of death.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-03-20

THE New CHURCHES. The preparations
for the erection of the Presbyterian and
Methodist Churches during the coming sum-
mer, are progressing rapidly. The stone
cutting for the Presbyterian Church has
been going on all winter. 1t will be mag
ni6cent structure-one of the finest churches
in the State. The Methidost Church will
also be large and elegant edifice. The
building of the Railroad, the Churches, and
a large numter of dwelling houses, will
make Clearfeld rather brisk place this
summer
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-03-20

ANOTHER Cold SNAP.-Contrary to gen
eral expectation. another cold snap visited
this region during the past week On
thursday morning last, three fourths of an
iueh of ice had formed on standing water,
and on Saturday and Sunday about five
Inches of snow fell. But the air having
again moderated. the snow is rapidly disap-
pearlng, and the present indications favor
pleasant weather
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-03-20
Pittsburg Prices Current,

PREPARED WEEKLY FOR rHE 'sRAFrsxAxs JOURNAL,
RY T. C. JENKINS,
Dealer ,n Flour. p, and Refined Orfs.
Pittsburg, March eth 1857
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-03-20

"ORSE-SHOEs. and horre-nails to be had at
II Aug "a MERRELL b1SLEk o
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
FUNERAL or GENERAL AARON waaD.

Ths funeral services the remains othe late Gen.
cral Aaron Ward took place yesterday afternoon inst
Parps Episcopal church. Sing Sing. The deceased had
been for many years resident OF ossning, and large
number OF citizens attended the ceremony for the pur
pose attestng their respect for his memory. num-
ber OF gentlemen from New York personal frie.ds Of
the deccased also presc including among Others
Mayor Holman. At half-past two. clock the rsmsns
rxrivcd the church. where they were by the pas
Tor the Rev j. G. Helms. As the cofa, follow sd by
long rainof mourncrs consisting OF the bereaved m
" the intimate friends OF the deceased Passed
the threshold Mr.. Helms began TO reeito the opening
used il, tho Episcopal Church. The procession slowly
moved up the asl1 until has1ng al length
reached tho chanccl ohe remains deposited
In front OF the altar, and the mourn0rS seated
themselves In the pevss reserved for them The choir
thon sang the cxtremsy appropriate psalm beginning
sMnn that Is born OF womar," aftor which Mr. Helms
read the weknown chapter OF Corinthans. The usual
prayers then ssd, ana after a hymn from the
choir II ed thai the remainder of the ser
replaced in the hoAsc, end the whole eongrega alton
formed In proccsssn and proceeded TO tho cemetery
lust outside the limits cf the iown. where tho con-
Guiding rites were performed. AS the yemains were
reverenty lowered into tho open grave snd again when
the clergyman, having reached the passage iust to
dust threw down few handfulls OF earth upon the
coffin, q symbol OF the final intermsnt which must
shortly take place, the scene extremely solemn and
impressive. As rs the service had been concluded
the grave immediately fled up, and tho spectators
dispersed, many, however remaining behind until the
had finished their work, sadly watch nq them as
they performed this the only remaining dusy that eouId
be rendered 70 the dsceased
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

THE TENURE OF OFFICE LAw.-The distin-
gushing feature of the new law regulating the
tenure of Office is in the provision which pre-
vents the removal of Cabinet officer without
the consent of the Senate. For instance, we will
suppose thatMr johnson has got sick and tired,
as he ought 10 be, Of Messrs. Seward. NcCul-
loch and Stanton. He desires 70 remove them.
BE reports to the Senate that he has removed
them, and asks the concurrence OF the Senate.
The Senate says "yes" in regard to Seward
and McCulloch, but mo" in regard to Stanton.
Seward and McCnlloch accordingly go out,
but Stanton remains fast The Senate holds
him and the President can't bulge him.. This,
1t is said, is the true intent and meaning of the
bill. John Tyler was, indeed, happy man in
the White House compared with Andy John
son, who has caught Tartar in grappliag
"Old TAad Stevens"
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

arrested Saturday The pferng Is said to have been
going through period OF tweniy-seve years.
Al the Church OF the Puritans, Union Square, last
evening, Rev. George d cheeger d, D., delivered ec
ture on the proposed State convention regarded In the
light Of responsibility TO God, and the proposed crime
ofexcudng the colored race thereto
The congregation though not large, attentive
throughout to the words Of the speaker. The thirty
seventh anniversary OF the Brooklyn City Mission
and Tract Society held last evening at the
Rev. DR. storrs church, corner Of Remsen and Henry
streets The reports Of the secretary and treasurer
were read, and showed very favorable condition OF
Affairs during the past year. Addresses were also made
by Rev. O. J. Mingins and Rev. c. H. Everest
Business at the woollen mills In Rhode Island Is 90
dull that hardly half the establishments the
running The wages OF the operatives in all the leading
mills are to be reduced ten per cent on the 14th
Gary Brothers, butcher and tanner firm in Troy have
failed TO the amount Of 100000
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

The Fortieth Congress, under the law re-
Gently passed, will assemble directly upon the
heel the Thirty-ninth, at noon to-day. lie roi
est mort, vioe le roll Twenty-seven States are
now entitled to representation in Congress.
Only twenty-one, however, will be represented
in the two houses sto-day-Conrecicut, Ken
tuety, New Hampshire, Tennessee, Rhode
Island and Caaifornia having not yet elected
their Representatives The States actually
represented will count one hundred and twenty
eight republicans and thirty-ave democrats in
the House, with forty republicans aud twelve
democrats In the Senate. The Senate will be
reorganised to-day, with Mr.. Wade, Of Ohio, az
President Mr.. Forney holding over as Score
tary. Mr.. Colfax viii doubtless be reelected
Speaker Of the House, and Mr.. McPherson holds
over as Clesk until a new election, when, iDall
probability, he will be chosen again. Both
houses will, perhaps, beready toreceive during
the day any communication from the Presk
dent Of the United States; bat Mr.. johnson,
owing to the recent extraordinary pressure Of
business upon him, may not himself be ready
to send In his usual message of recommenda-
tions until tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. John Francis Mag1re, NJ p for the city q Cork,
Is to be cnterans I'd al dinner the 14th inst At Del
moncO's, by limited number OF gentlemen, Of Irish
birth and origin The tickets placed al the arise
cratic price OF S20s The list of hosts includes general
well known gentlemen Of legal Judicial and several
professional standing, well good many eminent
merchants Mr.. Magure'w will depart for Europe about
the end OF March, Az, he is engaged in preparing
work '.fhs Irishin America" he Is naturally anx-
to witness tho celebration Of St Parick's day In
Eew York On the evening Of the l6sh he Will Join In
tho grand Banquet o. the knights ef ST. Patrick at tho
Astor Hours. TO VIII ch he has been invited.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

CONFIRMATION OF GENERAL DN.--The Senate,
In their extraordinary executive session Of six
hours' duration between Saturday night and
Sunday morning, very properly confirmed the
nomination Of General John A. Dix o. Minis
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
BANK TROUBLES AND FAILURES.

The Failure Of MelIen, Ward & Co., of Bos-
ton-The Certified Checks ON the state
Bank-Rcsisnation OF Two Cashiers.
Bosros, March 3, 1867.
The failure Of Mellen, Ward Co. has given rise 70
various The whole resulting from the sus
pension Of this firm is said to be nearly million Of
dollars. The First National Bank OF Newtonvile, Of
which Edward Carter member Of the suspended firm,
director has closed It's doors having, 1t Is rs-
ported suffered to the extent Of $500 0oo nearly twice
the amount Of its capital Mr. Carter was elected Pres
weeks ago, since which there have been
operations for a seorner" In the stock, which
carried the price up rapidly from 90 TO vs. The failure
OF the firm threw their stock the market. and Of
course the prospects OF corner disappeared, the
The Merchants Bank holds ssas s. 600 ' Of 9th the cersd
checks OF the State Bank, which cert4icd good
o. Charles Rr S Smith no, the cashier and ,hs Second
litigation as 70 the banks upon which this loss shall fall
Julius r. Hartweil the cashier Of the sub.Treasury.
who has been concerned In these transactions has
aigned The government, however, does not lose .
dollar Mr. srafh, tho cashier Of the state Bank has
also resigned.
Embezzlemens Of s3OO.OOO IN tho Mecha.ics'
National Bank of Baltimore-The PiIfcrinss
Csntfnued Through a Period Of Twonsy-
seven Years-Tw0 Osd Employees Supposed
TO be she Guilty Parties.
BALTIMORE, March 3 1867.
heavy defalcation has been discovered in the Ne
,hancp National Bank OF this city. 1t runs through
period Of twenty years. aud was discovered finally
last week by Government Inspector Calender, and
amounts to $3O0,Ooo The parties implicated are:-
Samuel h wentz general bookkeeper, who has been an
Off the institution thrtyhvc years; and John H.
Rogers paying teller officer for twenty-five years.
Both arrested on saturday, hat were released ON
bail OF So 900 each This is the third heavy embezze-
ment which has occurred in the bank within the
period In which this has been going on.
Both of tue accused are men of family; the formerh
quite an elderly and has large family. The
Mechanics is OF largest banks and much excite
ment prevails in consequence Of tho affair The bank
will however be sustained, and continue TO meet all a
liabilities
Another Account-The Bank Ono of thr Vic
Tins of the Merchants National Bank Of
Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1867.
The repcr; Of very large telalcation IN one Of the
principal banks Baltimore has been received here to-
day. The amount stated to be about $4,000 and
the bank is SAID be Of those which vctimZed
by e operations OF Messrs Huyck and Bayne, OF the
Merchants National Bank nooriety.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
ARRIVAL 0F The ASIA Al BOSTON.

BosroS, March ., 1867.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool on February 10
halfpast eight O'Clock this morning. Her mails and the
newspaper and despatch bags of the Associated Press
viii be forwarded BY the eight r. NJ tran for New York.
where they win be dne about I've O'Clock tomorrow
morning
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

ter to France. General Dix, thus relieved OF
the humiliating position at foreign court Of
a diplomatic norentity, will be enabled to
enter upon the business Of his Office with the
sof-confdence which ne did not before possess.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
uEWs fsom THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRAxcEoe, March 81 f06T..
The storm, vkeh has beea the severest or tho
season extended thsough004 the entfc Pacific ooask
Bnsre has rsen Stage communication acrsss the
Htesra Mount ainsfor two weeks.
The ship laval from Rhiisdesphia arrived lass night
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
WHOLESALE REDUCTION or WAGES lf THE woollEN opE-
ATNEs IN RHODE ISLAND.
PRoyTprNcE r. I

. FkONIDENCk, IL L. March ., 1867.
Notices were yesterday posted in ali the leading
wooen manufactures of the State that ,he wages OF
the operatives would be redaed ten per cent on the
14th Inst Hardly half OF tbs woolien machinery In the
Stata "a now running
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

Assss.-WhO Hrs Buvut. NJ Strsps. Buck1eo
buttons off bis dnawers sucA
accider tin future by using PATENT ELASTIC STRAP
AND BUCKLES. llsa llttin inventicn out. ID
bc ap,sd in moment tby any personl
splendid ftof the and allow perfect
dom Of ths body undsr all crcnsstanceA For sale ~
tnlors notion cealera generally Price Is cents The
trade ane agents supplied oce OF Elastic Stra
and Buckle Company GO Broadway Samples NAH
reooipt Of rs cents.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

,nsn,t FriI 60 Procure Mrs. YinsIowPs Sootk-
ING sfRUI Tor children teething. H. has been used for
th1y years with failing and by mona
OF mothers for their chdren It ccrrccs acdty OF tho
sisach relieves wind collie regulates tho bowels and gives
fsst health aud coraior to mother and child. ThryGve
cents bottle Oaes No S5 Fulton street. New York, and
for
MRS. wfNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Having he fac sknle Of "Curts Perkins tbs outside
wrapper All others are base ini .aiions.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
INSANITY ANN SUICIDE.

Louisvrrns March g. 1867
Patrick II. Myers. chief clerk OF the National HOTEL
formerly Of Utica drowned himself this morning. while
laborng under Temporary alteration Of mind.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

Postitvels no cure no pay. Dr.: slTLgRs RHEUMATIC
EEMEDE purely veg table. Now Yorh agcns, Demaa
Jarncs, Wells HelmboA kchen, Coddington, sheldon,
Autton, freeman, druggists
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

All Prizes Cashed in Legal -Circu.
lars and drawings sea-.
J. CLUTE. Brcser I76 Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

One Cold After Another viii. with Many
constitutions securely establish the seeds Of
In the systom. Those Ia need Of o remedy will find In
JAYNE'S ExPECr0RANT one always prompt thorough
and eflcaclous Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

A Cnrd.-The Grover 81 BaR Ger Sewing Ma
CHR Company beg 70 info their latrons nd the pubic
that while th establishment 495 roadway, being
and tted their will be
at tho adj Gag premises 10. 497
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

A Great InducCmenf Az Pufa end tho
trade ia offered sci the Elastic ST. and Euckes for,
pants and drawers For farther Information apply at
the ofllsc Of the couips ~. $50 Bi sadway.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

A.--LndieaI and Gentismen,
pleas call and asamne ready made Clothing for Gont
Boys and Youths. and learn the recent
HROKAw BRIGHTNESS, g. Lafaystte place.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

LousvnLR, March 2, 1857.
The proposition before the Kentucky Legislature 10
model the corporation Of Centre College, at Danvic has
been definitely rejecaed.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

The Howe nIachine. Co.'s Lock stitch sew
ing Machine ELIAS HOWE, Jr. Original inventor
sewing machineh President. 6p9 Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
lS6z.-snriag FnsAlena !.
SEE J. VIZ BRAD LEYS NEW
.-INVIH fBLE. TRAIL,

SEE J. w. BRAD LEY YSNEW
ENPRESg sINVIH IBLE. TRAIL.
CELEBRATED DuH LEX KLLIPTIO MH
Or DOUEIsE SPY ING SKIRTS
Tho most OR aCEFUL nndEI.i CANE SKIRTS made 6ee
PARTICULARS IN the FASH ON MAGAZINES
- FOR sALEsn all FIRsg Ga.4 S. sxOREst in the UNITED
gFkTES an6. MANY OTHER COUNTRIES ~ WHOLE
SALE By AaDnf and sob e
INTEET. aa-Es1 =.
: wEs1s, BRfDLEY GARY,
Chambers snh a. and eE neade stscets n Y
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

gold Information furnished Tho highest rates paid Toe
Douboons and all kinds OF Gold and sily1.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, N.C
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
Trou Work for UuiIt1iur..

trCn WORK, for HA9inGg.s
aeet SecO ID aud went, nth st-eet manlfso-
tnvers OF every descri on ol IRON WORK FOR BUILD
Beams shui,srs v.s. Less. baatngs. Stable Fixsures
81 the facture Of 6n0 ChstlnfA
Estimatess ssurpAhc Hsuhen requested.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

BntchcIor's Hair Dye.--Thc Best In tho
world the only perfect Dye; haraless reliable
Gus. Factory IL Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

A.-Moty's Chemical Pomrdc Restores Gray
ha aud decidedly the teet Hair Dressing nscd Sold
RuIsHToN. 10 Astor iioura and by all druggists
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
OsheIIo,r-lI lIIstnlsss

When the Moor found thae Desdemona " did Cereus u
incline why didn'l he present vith bottle OF HA-
Ions NIGHT BLOORpNGe w hen he gave her the magic
aasdkechef he should hkSe he- Chat magic perfume
to sprinkle or. t..
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

AddRess.-Ppl1ak Il Scn- MANUFACTURERS. 0oD
Broadway 4oNIth stree, have finest
stock cS MEX RRsshAUM gooLs IN the contry lS moderssS
prices. Boiling IL
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
Failure Of a Firm in Troy.

3,
Gary Bros, butchers and tanners Of this city have
failed. Their liabilities said to be fully sl06,000
time ID gran by they will be aba to resume
BUSINESS pay all their Indebtedness and have hand
suFplus left.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

:. Grover Il Bakers Highest Premium Sc eulna
Machines. 40 broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

wigs. Toupces and Ornamental IIair. Best
quality Hair bye and Hair Dyeing all olors al BATCH.
ELUKS 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

Tickets for the Charity Bali nj the Academy
OF Music tonightA few tickets be hadt the Office Of
the Hoffman House: AZ each.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

Fiorencc Reversible Ceed
LOCkSTITGH SEEMING MACHINES,
500 Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

.Constituti1n Wafer is n Certain Cure fqg
Diabetes and all Diseases OF toe kdn9ys DEPOT 8 Chn
street
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

wheeler q Wilson's Loctstitch Sewing Mn.
chine aud Rustonhole Machine 81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
BartIctt's Reversible Sewing Machines.


A FIRST CLASS FAMILY SEWING MkCffTNE.
For use by HAND or foor, with Patent REvERsfBLR
MOTION at S25. Nav ackr swedQets 70 be
THE CHEAFESr GOOD SEWING MACHINES.
Principal Office No $50 rsadway rnce N. ".
SPLENDID OPENING FOR AGENTS.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04

v. b az D. LockWo5b. 10 broaaSsy.
The New York herald., 1867-03-04
EUROPE.

The news repor. by the Atlantic cable is dated ycster
day, March
Lord Derby's Reform bill will be submitted to Parlia
nent on tho llth instant The adoption OF reform as
Cabinet has caused the Colonial Ministers Of
England, Earl Carnarvon and Mr.. Adderey to resign
The King OF Prussia will entertain the members Of tho
North German Parliament at a grand banquet.
War is said to have broken out in India.
Consos closed at sl for money, in London Satur-
day Fve-twenties were at 1874 in London and " in
Frankfort at the close The Liverpool cotton market
closed active and upward
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p q EFT &c AZ
"SWEET HOME.-

"SwEEr HOME y Oh hlissful holy place,
When perfect love and peace are found
Within it. shedding ov and grace.
To make the threshold sfhalowed ground
Where heart to heart and hand to hand
Are closely linked bv.silken chains
Where each one shares the fears. the cares,
The hopes, the pleasures, and the pains.
Where open deeds ard gulecss sreech
Dissolve all clouds of mean Deceit;
Where honest eyes without disguise
Look straight into the eyes they meet.
Where Manhood. Infancy, and Age,
With simple faith and earnest trust,
In lowlv reverence hear the page
In which It's written 'Be We JUST
Where words that preach GOOD will to ALL
And widely herald sspeace on earth,''
Are heard in gentle tones to fall
Like music of seraphic birth.
Where the rich flower of Conduct blows
From the pure bud of Christian Thought;
And living practice daily throws
Truths halo round the precept taught
Where merry song and harmless Jest
At festival tide are heard to Blend
Where welcome greets the stranger guest,
And cloud rejoicing halls the friend.
"Sweet home!" Oh. blissfn, holy place,
Where "Home'' is ali that "Home" should be
And Man, despite his fallen race, -
Some trace Of Eden still can see.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-28

600 A MONTH !-AGENTS wanted for
O1VI sir entirely articles, just out. Ad-
dress0. 7. CAREY, City Building, Biddeford, Me.
Lay 81, lS65-ly.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
flanos. Pianos.
CHARLES M. sTIEFF,
MANUFACTURER OF
LIST Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.

/ I|actories-s4 aad Sc Camden Street ard 4,
Il and ~ Perry Street Warerooms--No.
N. Liberty ST., above Baltic St,
baltimore, MARYLAND
o . We" scale Pianos, with the Patent Agraffe
Treble, are now pronounced bytbe best Amateurs
and Professors to be the best Pianos now manufac
tufed; we warrant them free Of every fault. for
I'VE wears. and the privilege of exel,ar ring with
IN twelve months, il not entirely satisfactory to
the purchaser. ~
~ Second Hand PIANOS always on hand
from $50 to $780,
Melodeons and Parlor Organs from the best
~ w refer to the following parties who have
0ur Pianos now in use:
Ten. r. b. Lee, WASHINGTON College. Lexington;
ten Robert Ransom. Wilmington N. Carolina !:
Samuel Moore, Chas. Moore. G. w .Rosepberger
Chas. +. Rice Mrs: N. J. Mee,n, DR.. p Below,
Terms liberal. call is solicited
December 81 66-lv. So
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VIRGINIA HOTEL

" WOODSTOCK, VA.
This popular Hotel has been newly flied up and
the proprietor is now prepared for the entertain
mcnt 9f the travelling public This is the only
S Hsteljn the town that was. kept open during the
g&lessaii others were closed to the exclusion of
tray efers The proprietor feels that he has some
gla from this fact. upon those who visit or pass
through our beautiful Valley. He has an abundance
ofGtsAIN HAY for horses, having large and
comsnadious stable, and experienced ostler His
table is always fnrnis he'd with everything desir-
able to the most fastidious. In short his best eff
forts will be used to make his house always a
PLEASANT HOME to all who nav be pleasd to
stop with him. He feels it unnecessary to say a
word to his old patrons. The treatment they have
heretofore received at his house is a sufficient
guarantee of continuance of their custom.
Oct. 4, 1865. II. S. G. ALBERT
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COAKLEY BROTHRS.

C0AKLEY BROTHRs.
IMPORTERS AND Dealers IN
leather G Shoe -Findin gs,
No. l6 S. Calvert Street Baltimore, MARYLAND
M HAVE on hand a good selection of SHOE
~ FINDINGS and LEATHER such as
Spanish, Slaughter and Hemlocf Sole
Skirting, French and American CalfSkins.
Hips, Splits. Buff Patent Leather Morocco.
Sheep Skins. KID Skins Enamelled
Leather. Lastings, Gallons, Webbs Laces: also
Shoe Tools, Lasts, Sewing Machines &c.
which we will sell at the lowest market prices.
All orders from the Country promptly attended to.
COAKLEY BROTHERS.
May. IL ,66-ly IG IS Calvert St. BALTIC