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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-06-13
no WHOM TT MAY CONCEg

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCER|
All persons knowing thenlselFa
fiehted to the undersigned on book aees
or by notes now due, are requested TO-
and settle the same either by paying
cash (which, of course, would be pTeld,|
or giving or renewing their notes. on j
fore the 1st day of duly next, as siter
date all accounts remaining unsettled WI
left in the hands of proper officer IE6I l0I
lection. A. SAUnl
St. Augustine. May 2. 1s67.-2m.
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a CHANGE FOR ABARGAiS

A CHANGE FOR A BARGAIN
a. Farm FOR SALE.-Tke F,,s
owned and occupied by the subscriber sis
a.ed in Munster township. Cambria cop,v
four miles southeast of Ebensburg and ~
fourth mile from Samuel O'Hara's MilI. :.
tanning 12l ACRES and allowance, is oi,r;
for sale on reasonable terms and easy n.s
ments- Eighty acres of the above land 5,
cleared, under good fence. and in exceIIss
farming condition The improvements.
sist Of a tHo-story PLANK HOUSE and !,
large FRAME BARN. both in good pes,
vation, as well as all other necessary an.
buildings. An extensive orchard Of cbds
fruit trees and never-failing springs Of e1u,
lent water are on the premises. Further 1.
formation can be obtained by making ami.
cation to DANIEL 0'HARA.
Munster Tp.. May 80. l867.-tf2o
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A DEMONSTRATORS N0TOS,
"A Letters of Administration on 20 y
of Henry Krise, late of Clearfeld ,o.s.l
decd, have been granted to the saOsa,, n
residing in said township. Tho~
claims against said estate will PreSts.
properly probated, and those o~iDs
tate are requested to make paymenH
JOHN j. KRlSE, 4dps|
VIM. G. KRISE,
May d. 18R1.-6f..o
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ExECUTORS NOTICE - La
~ Testamentary on the estate OF
Cunningham, late of Susquehanna towns
decd. have been granted to the uneeiss1
residing in Carroll township, Cambria y
ty. All persons having claims aga'Ds
estate win present them properly P~l
and those indebted to the same are 'ss
ed to come forward and make payneD.
HENRY BYRNE, ExeeuD
May %. I867--6t- -
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ETTERs TESTAMEN,ll.s' y
- having been granted to the y aps PSI
on The estate Of John White, iate J, -
township. Cambria cornty. cec - !, b
hereby given "a all persons ineeDIi 49,
estate 10 make payment without ~ ne Z
those having claims against sDs a. ss -
quested to present them prope1
Gated for settlement TO r,scs,
JAMES H. WHITE. 20 70
or Ia his Attorney, f A. SHOE
May %, 1867.-6t. =
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-. NEW YORK, Aug. 8.
bales Middling Uplands at 2S4c 7T
Flour-receipts 5,S27 bbs.; sales 5000 bbls new
State and Western rs a SOC lower and old grades in
favor OF the buyer; Superine State at Is a 40;
Extra do at 60 @9 3d.; Choice do at 70 a 10 81;
Round Hoop Ohio 3 IS a 10 90; Choice do 10 10 a
Il 90; Superfne Western Q 25 "a 40; common 70
good extra do IT'S "a 80; choice do 10 90 a II SO;
Southern easier; sales 500 bbls.; common to choice
new u So; California without decided change
sales $50 sacks and bbis. at IL 90 q IA rs.
90 Wheat,luiet and without decided change; sales
California at G5, and 20 a. 2 SO Tor small lots; new
Southern at 90 a 2 55; rejected Spring GO.
Corn--a shade better; sales 111,O00 BUSH new
choice; u0sound do So a. 90; White Western O4
for poor; White Southern %.
Oats-lower for new; sales 49, 900 BUSH; State and
Ohio at 93 a 94c; new Southern at So % 92c Western
rs 20 SIC. eros - ~ 'ss4 fi
Beef-frm sales 165 bbls.; new plain mess IS 90 a
"a O0 new extra mess &c 90 al % 90.
Pork-decidedly lower; sales 5000 bbls; new mess
~ 81 "a - 20 closing at % 05 regular old mess % so;
Iard-lleavy; saIess25 bbls, at 1910 Isgc.
Butter-steady; sales Ohio at II q 23e; State at 15
@ 2Sc. i7 sos q 4aH5t.la8 iea'D.e ~
Whiskey-quiet; sales Western in bond at IS a SIC
Sugars-in fair request; sales 700 hhds Muscovado
at 119c. aitiffsl ii o g0li EiI5 .T'l'li
Codee-quiet; sales 700 bags Rio on private terms.
Moiasses--without change; sales 200 hhds.; Musco-
vaiio 30 t1 SIC. - ~ ~ sa Wa 'tHf
Naval Stores--frm; Spirits Turpentine at 5sl al
59c; Rosin at rs a Co., asit AD-
Ols-guet; l.nseed at 81 a SO; Lard Sperm
and Whale quiet. p iff 'i~ 30
Petroleum--quiet; crude at lac in bulk; refined
bonded 30 "a Sic; sales 1000 bbs of the latter for
September at safe, and 900 bbls for October at 35c
Tallow-steady; sales 9S 900 lbs. at III "a 115c.
Wool-more active at irregular prices; sales $40,
900 Tbs. at As a Sic for domestic fleece 72Ic for pick
lock; so q zoe for scoured 90 a 45c for pulled 4Oc
for tubbed; % a 29c for Texas 20 a. 27c for Calfor.
MIA PIC for Mexican; 25 q soc for East linda, and
Freghts TO Liyerpool-ouiet: Corn aid H
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TENNESSEE ELECTION,
BELL1cosE DEMONSTRATION s.
MORE ELECTION RETURNS.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 3.
Several freedmen having been discharged by
their employers in this city for voting the rad
ical ticket, and others threatened, Gen. Carlin
has ordered Gen. Grosebeck to make every
effort to find employment for them, and COM
pei an immediate settlement with their former
employers.
franklin and Spring Hill to keep order have
returned. The special police and cavalry have
been withdrawn from the streets of Nash
vile.
Mr.. Mcdonald was killed on Wednesday at
Elkmont, Ala, in street fight with Mr. La
therman.
An assault was made at Murfreesborough.
to-day, by III. G. Mclaughlin, editor of the
Monitor, on Mr.. Whitbeck, Registration Com
missioner; Militia were sent there, a riot be-
ing feared.
Mayor Ready telegraphed to the State au-
thorites that he had appointed extra police
and could maintain peace.
The election returns so far foot up 1900 for
Brownlow. But few counties are complete.
Inc majority for BrownlOw in Nashville and
Davidson foots up 3510 votes, with few pre-
cincts to hear from. Trimble, Stokes, Arnell,
Maynard, Hawkins, Mullins, Num- and But
Ter, Republicans, are elected to Congress.
New YORK, Aug. g.
The Herald's Nashville dispatch says that
Gen. Carlin will tomorrow publish the names
of all employers who have discharged freed
men for voting the Republican ticket
The same papers Chattanooga special says
that Ethcridge and Maynard spoke at Kings
ton "Wednesday Col. Byrd, Conservative, had
the flag of his old regiment-1st Tennessee in
antry-on the stand while Etheridge was
speaking After the speaking was done the
Radicals captured the flag Tor their stand. The
Conservatives formed to charge and retake the
flag, but were prevented by Etheridge. No
other disturbance took place. All was quiet
at the last accounts, but the flag had not yet
been returned
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EUROPE.
NEWS THE cAHLE.o

LONDON, Aug. ..
In the House of Lords this evening the le-
form bill was reported from the committee of
the whole, where it was under consideration
will be taken on the measure on Tuesday next
Dispatches have been received here to- day
from Athens announcing that the Grecans
have defeated the Turks in Crete in several re-
cent engagements. The same dispatches make
mention of the departure of the French SQUAD
ron for Gambia for the purpose of bringing
back refugees to Greece.
LONDON, Aug. 2-Evening.
AT the Goodwood races today the nrincinal
race was that for the Richmond plate Eleven
horses ran. The leading horses came i'm as
toilows:-C amelia |, Lord Ronald 2, Aman-
de, 3. >
PARIS, Aug. 3-Evening.
Hon: George Bancroft, United States Minis
ter to Berlin, arrived in this city to-day.
BERLIN, Aug. 2.
King William of Prussia to-day issued a
proclamation assuming the duties OF Sovereign
OF the North German States.
Count Won Bsmark's official organ here in
an editorial article to-day strongly urges the
great powers of Europe to Interfere i'll the
Cretan question. lIH
PEsTH, Aug. 2.
At the recent election for members of the
Hungarian Diet, Louis Kossuth was chosen to
represent the citizens Of Waitzen, without
dissenting vote.
The Sultan of Turkey left this city today for
Constantinople. ~
-. fJl GLASGOW, Aug. Evening.
The steamship Hibernia, from New York Ju-
ly 20, arrived this afternoon l I'm.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 2--2 P. NJ Z.
The steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins
from New York July a. arrived here at noon.
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PROPOSALS.

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE, un-
wv til O'Clock p: NJ, ON Thursday, the sth OF
or less) of EARTH to be delivered in scOws canal
boats alongside the scarps at Fort Georges, in this
harb0r. The earth is 20 be OF two kinds, vz list,
sandy koans, ffec from gravel and stones, and Of
such a character as will compact well under the
hammer. OF this 800 cubic yards (more or less)
will be required; I'd. rich mould-to form a soil
suitable tor cultivaiing grass. OF this 800 cubic
yards ,Inore or lessl WIN be required.
furnishing 1000 cubic yards (more or lessl OF SOD
to be delivered alongside the wharf at fort
Georges. The sods must be IL inche square, eut to
measure, and not less than four inches thick; they
must be covered with good, thrifty pasture grass,
free from weeds, and grown upon good soil, with
sufficient tenacty for banding aud laying.
within ten days after notice given by the En-
gneer in charge, and in such quantity may be re-
qnired-all 10 be delivered not later than the 10th
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for the
edrth delivered as above-speciyng each KIND ana,
per superficial yard for the sod, delivered as
above.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
ponsible bidder, and be subject to 1ne pboeve o.
reserves the right to exclude the bs Oh my bL.I
who, there is reason to believe, viii n also ANN ny
formal bids as well as those that are above rea-
sonabIe prize tor the work; and no member OF Con-
oemployed In the public service, shall be adj
Fitted to any share in the contract, or any benefit
"i Pavnents will be made ON the delivery of the
earth and sod, if approved and accepted by the
snperIntending Engineer-20 per cent to be reserv-
ed from each payment, until the completion OF the
contract
Persons desiring to make proposals will please
call on the undersigned at his Office, in Morton
Block on Congress street, for forms OF same; and,
ON transmitting them, will endorse thereon Pro
posals tor furnishing earth Tor "sod, as the case
may bel for Fort Gorges." ,r,,o,,
Byt Brig.-General U. s. A.
U. S. Engineer Office, -,
Portland. Me-. July 26, 1SCI. edtu
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Lost.

Lost.
DETWEEN Chatham and Franklin Streets, be-
tween niue and ten o'clock this forenoon a men,
ofandum book containing milk account, and q
small amount of money. The finder will be suitably
remarked by leaving II at the drug store of Charles
Cory, Fore Street.
July l, 1867 jy2dtf
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<SOOD Rooms and genteel Board furnished by the
ii Subscriber al moderate charges.
ddross ROBERT +. SKILLINGS,
Peaks Island,
Care of GEO. TREFErIEN, Portland, Maine.
10 Qxy
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A Young Man ,

by young man of several years experience as
- BOok-keeIer i'm the wholesale grocery business
in this city. Address SITUATION, at this Office
Portland, July 81, 1867. auid1ws
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New York Items. {

A Canadian Commission is in session here
taking evidence in behalf of the United States
in suit against Jacob Thompson in the Chan
Gerry Court OF Toronto, to recover the rebel pri-
yateer Georgian, intended by Thompson to
depredate on the Lakes during the rebellion
IL seems the monitor Onondaga has returned
win two feet of water in her hold, and proved
bad sea boat. Her. officers say she Is likely
to prove their coffin if they attempt to cross
the Atlantic in her.
The Bremen steamship America arrived on
Saturday night. When coming up from quar-
antine on Sunday morning, she ran ashore on
OYSTER Island, where she now lies. She will
probably have to discharge part of her cargo
before coming off. ....
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nNE-HAI.F part in common OF the large and
" beautiful lot on the northwesterly side OF Con-
gross street, little TO the west OF Carlton street,
whereon those large elm trees are standing, and
known as the sTree lot" having front of ls4 feet
Congress street, and depth of 267 ieet 1t will
be sold in whole or part to suit purchasers plan
OF same may be seen at office of Assignee.
Also the large and elegant brick house and lot on
Bramhall fronting on the Promenade, finished and
complete in nearly every particular, with gas, water
W. Ks bathing room and all modern improvements.
On the same lot a very convenient and new brick
barn, complete in all respects. The whole premi ses
present the most attractive and desirable residence
offered for sale in the city.
Also several small lots of land on Munjoy Hill,
fronting on Monument street, and several in rear
and adjoining. A plan of same may be seen at said
office.
Also onc-quarter part in common of the two stO-
ry brick house and lot No. Oak street, now oecu-
pied by VIM. S. Broughton.
Also three pews in High Street Church, pleasant
ly located and furnished
For further particulars apply to
SEWALL U. CHASE, or
HENRY p. DEANE, Assignee.
No. Clapp's Block, Congress Street
Portland, July &, 1867. iy.j-is odtf
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From Fort H00kcr-Scven TIcn Killed by
the nndians-A Bold Movement.

NEW YORK, aug. 4.
A special despatch to the Times, dated Fort
Hooker to-day, says the Indians attacked and
killed seven men yesterday, six miles from
this post. One of them was living when first
found but died before reaching the post. The
men killed were laborers on the railroad. AZ
ter scalping two Of the men the savages pro-
ceeded on to Big Creek Stage Station and ran
off twenty horses and mules. This was done
in daylight, aud while exposed TO the fire.
of fifty infantry soldiers and dozen
stage employees at distance of 800 yards
from them. 1t is considered the boldest dash
post, started Immediately in pursuit, and over
took the Indians last night, but found them
too numerous to attack with his force and sent
back for reinforcements, which were forwarded
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Cincinnati Mar,,ess.

CINCINNATI, Aug 3.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat firm with fair
demand; sales II 600 bush at 80 a. 50 for No. 2,
and 20 for Mol. Corn dull at Zoe; Mixed 80c.-
Rye declining; sales at 45c for the spot, and
40c at sellers option this month. Whiskey I'm
changed. Provisions declining and irregular. Mess
Pork declined to % 90 in the forenoon but closed
% %, with rmer feeling Bulk Meats lower; sales
at III @9l2ac, and closed with asking % 13c and
firm. Bacon-sales limited extent at 12c for shoul-
ders, lac for sides 15 a Isle for clear sides Sugar
cured Hams Is a 154c for common. Lard dull at 12Ic
Butter steady at Is "a 20c Cheese dull at ii a. lie
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Political Meeting Broken up by Mob

- = IN CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.
A Union meeting which was being address
ed by William Control, a candidate for the
Kentucky Legislature, last evening, was brok-
en- up by mob of rebels, who pelted the
crowd, consisting Of about 800 persons, with
stones and eggs. Pistols were also flouris he'd,
and Control ceased speaking and thus prevent
ed bloodshed.
The eections in Covington. Ky, to- morrow
for representative will be very close, and the
result is doubtful. ------
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New York, Aug. A.
Correspondence, from San Domingo states
that Cabral has fallen into disfayor among tbe
people by his actions since his return from a
tour of the country A conference for the ha-
sis of treaty with Hayti had commenced.
Salyayee was still the Executive of Hayti.
The National Assembly was occupied in mod
flying the old constitution. decree had
been issued against Geflrard, giving his confis-
Gated property in charge of citizens until dis
posed Of by the courts. ti......t4. wv %
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From Mexico.

q.5. WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.
Rear Admiral Palmer, commanding the
rotary of the Navy his arrival at Vera Cruz on
the 10Th ult. from Key West via Tampico The
US. steamer Yantiei is there Everything is
quiet in that vicinity. The Austrian corvette
Elizabeth is near Vera Cruz whiting Tor the
body of Macmillan. A French gunboat was
also in port. No foreign representatives were
recognized but our own, other foreign consuls
having struck their flags, Vera Cruz is per-
fcctIy quiet r
NEW YORK, Aug A.
An Orizaba letter, datedn July Is, gives an
account of the enthusiastic reception Of Mad
anne Juarez all along the route to Mexico City
Juarez will undoubtedly be the unanimous
choice for President. .tt..lf -..,a
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California Politics.

~ SAN FRANCISCO, Aug a.
Governor Bidwell positively declines the in
dependent nomination for Governor, and ad-
yises the election of the whole Union ticket.
The Independent Committee is now i'm session.
and will nominate another candidate. Mr..
Gorhan is gaining ground. There is no di-
vision in the Union ranks on congressman
Legal tenders ~ 1-S TO u Ia. ~
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WANTED.
Wanted.

A MAN with 5000 to buy out the entii interest i'm
n an established business, easy and profitable.
Also,
good man with 81 900 or 81 200 to buy out the
CIV io business, stock and fixtures In first class
loeatin9S lhd Country Produce Store in excellent
cox g. r c9a doing good busine s. Apply TO A. j.
street. o"sihess Agents, ooi} congress
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.4-- fail HAVANA, July q.
The Sugar market is very dull as holders are ask
ing 81 a 81 reals for No. H. Molas es is dull and
held at Matanzas at ~ reals for cayed, and 81 for
Muscoyado. Freights at outports 80 90 "a 30. Ex-
change on United States 25 per cent. discount.
HAVANA, July ZIP. M.
Sugar-clayed closes inactive but firm at 81 D SIC
for No. 12 Muscovado sorts are held at ouports at
Y reals for fair to good refining. Exchange on
Northern cities % per cent. discount Freights dull
Sugar $Sl " hid. and $s4 p box. No tonnage unen-
gagged I.aII otis
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$4,000 dfy e suE,r hsnsEy west ct F SsS
mercas, near foot of Emery street.
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels and sample may be seen at the office of the
Company, 1891 Commercial, at corner of Union St.
feb12d&wn Il. C, HERSEY
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY PRESS, /
q. IA ELL q n Portland, Aug. 1, 1861.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office untp
Il the fifteenth inst, tor furnishing Steam Heating
Apparatus, boiler excepted, sufficient foe war'ng
the printers Exchange" situated o. Exeb~nge ST.,
Portland. Said building is Jour ISIles sgn, besides
basement The work to be bente o IN Ss
~ 10 S;zs nS rooms &C. can be obtained
by calling no rrh'ers FN-
changRfsw . poorpp
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PROPOSA AIS

"lLL be received at this Office until II clock =
w noon ON Thursday, August Sth, 1867, tor the
delivery at the site of Custom House, In Portland,
Me-, of thousand tons OF foundation stone, of d.
mansions not less than the following, viz. Two teet
wide, four feet long, and eighteen inches thick.
HENRY KINGSBURY, Sup't
Portland, July 81, 1867. edtd
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Coat Makers xu4l
Wanted smmediateIv

- by a. w. RfC NAN Ell lmmeda' ely
aug3dlw 81 ~,
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LONDON, Aug. 2-Evcnin
ConsoIs at oil for money = lfa77,-

LONDON, Aug. 2-Evening.
: Consos at 81 for money. t'i.s
AMERICAN SECURriIEs-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 20s III; Illinois Central Railroad shares II;
Erie Railroad shares 4ss; Atlantic & Great Western
consolidated bonds 221.
H3s-N LIVERPOOL Aug. 2-2 P. NJ
Breadstufs market dull and heavy, owing in part
to favorable weather for the growing crops. Wheat
declined TO 13s Sd for California White. Oats have de-
clined to As lid for Canadian
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2-Evening.
The Cotton market closes Quiet and steady; Mid
ding upands 104d; Biddng Orleans 1880; sales TO-
600 bales. Breadstufs-The market is generally
dull. Peas advanced Cd and quoted at AS ~ 504
lbs. Pr0vsions-market quiet and steady. Pro-
The market for articles of American produce
is without quotabie change.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 2,
United States -2O's sold to-day at 763.
ANTWERP, Aug. 2.
The market for Petroleum is fiat and prices nomi-
nal at 43f.
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t. lfus New ORLEANS, Aug. 8.
Cott0n-frm; sales $50 bales; Low Mi,ldling 25 "a
25gc; receipts AZ bales; exports 8 255 bales Sugar
choice Louisiana 16ac; prime 10 choice Cuba lie.
Molasses Is a &C. Sterling Exchange 1872 "a l55.
New York sight Exchange premium. Is. ,sol's
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Cholera.

Building No. 131 Dauphn street was burnt
this morning. Loss $4,000, but partially in
sured.
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Situation Wanted.

me good bake, also good smart ho,, =.
Obrooks bakery, No. So Bracket street IVY Ut
aug2dIw* G. w IL Epooye
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Destructive Fires.
InnTSuHrE Anor

80 CINCINNATI, Aug. 8.
The foundry of Charles Kilgour, on Third
street, was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss probably $4,000, on which there is 49, 900
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ANNUAL MEETING.
q 81. Lawrence Railroad Go

Atlantic q 81. Lawrence kahRoaa 10
VNHE stockholders OF the Atlantic " ST, Lawrence
L Railroad Company are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will he held at the office OF the
Treasurer in the Grand Trunk Railway Depot, ON
Tuesday the 9Th day of August next, aG 10 oc.ock
rect ors Tor the current year. and for tbs. Clerk.
Of any other business that e6dtd&1tw
the meeting. ----y
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Il lei Il MI A r. X Il n 9 .
Financial.

4l ,,.s.sa 90 .,4i New YORK, Aug. 3--6 p. M.
money closed easy at "a per cent. Gold firm at
i4o3. government Stocks continued with down
ward tendency. The Bank statement is less favora-
pie than last week Loans have increased and specie
decreased RI m y ~ It -
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Wanted
Wanted.

THREE smart and intelligent young men, from II
L TO 20, to act as nc WIS agents. Apply at
, G. X. CHISHOLM & BROS,
Juiyzedtf News Agents, q. 4. DepOt