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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

~ B. READ, NJ D.. Physician and Sur geon,
II William Grove, Pa, offers is professional
services to the citizens of the surrounding coun
try July 10th, lS67..tf.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

lVALTER BARRETT, Attorney at Law, Clear
w field, Pa. MayI3 1863
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23
Business directory.

W. WALTERS. ATTORNEY Ar LAW
"A. Clearfeld, Pa Office in the Court House
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

DR. ]. F. WOODS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
L. Having removed to ANS0NVILLE, Pa,
offers his professional services to the people of
that place and surrounding country. All calls
attended to. Dec. 2. lS6S-6mp.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

VNHoMAS H. FoRCEY, Dealer in Square and
i Sawed Lumber, Dry G oods, Quee nsware, g Gro-
ceries, Flour, Grain, Feed, Bacon, &c, &c, Ora
hamton, Clsarfeld county, Pa. Oct 10.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

NJ NJ HOOVER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
IN. TOBACCO, CIGARS. AND SNUFF. a
large assortment of pipes, cigar cases, dc, con
stantIy on hand Two doors East of the Post
Office Clearfeld, Pa. May 10. 90.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

wv ALBERT, & BROS. Dealers in Dry Goods,
w Groceries, Hardwa Queenswar f lour Ba-
con, etc, Woodland. Clearfed county, Pa Also
extensive dealers in all kinds of sawed lumber
shingles and square timber Orders solicited.
Woodland Pa Aug 10Th. 1888
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

FREDERICK LE1TzINGER, Manufacturer Of
II all kinds of Stone ware Clearfeld. Pa Or
ders solicited-wbolesaIco retail He also keep
on hand and for sale assortment of earthens
ware, of his own manufacture. Jan. /, 1868
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

END. w. GRAHAM, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groce-
Ia ries, Hardware, Queensware Woodenware
Provisions, etc, Market Street, Clearfeld, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

T TEST, Attorney at Law. Ciearheld, Pa. will
L. attend promptly to all Legal business entrust
ed to mis- in Clearfeld and adjoining eoun-
ties. Office Market street. July H. 1867.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

JOHN II. FULFORD, Attorney at Law Clear
eJ field. Pa Office with j. B. McEnally, Esq,
over First National Bank. Prompt attention Civ
en- to the securing of Bounty claims, &c, and to
all legal business. March II, 1861
, 1869-08-18

went into the house OF SeHnntdA UesEo, No III
nsS1 SiooIns tss Wita stmsu,as saw some money ID
one Of her pockets. lie grabbed 1t ind left. Sc
nlantha ran after him. met = policeman, told him
q .se foeee and aoSn g. r., ~ eas1 {c,o he
Horor ttai he dldnN steal It. His Honor thonght
be lid, and heil lin Ia $500 bail for trial
About week aso ne merchant qt ~, tailoring e.
2os South CLARK street. IVES entered, through
hack window, and about 600 worth OF clothing
carried on Last Monday, Mphonse haehse a.
and WAS arrested. Yesterday afternoon he Was
examined ou ;he charge Of bnrglarJ, and held In
-Jotn n NcNu!ty bea. bis wife and sr1ashed her
furniture. He was tined 500 for doing the lattes,
Md hetu IN Ss.J To Keep the peace towards the
q1trtti to lGrnsh taoe security that be xtIl not
GeAt bis wife, As he his been IN The habit Of doing
Five tnnales Of Anna Stiles house were Goed
ealled al % 10 sec % iier Oh on aoadaJ evening. LueIn1s
Taylor was IN when they arrived, md paid ~
Eight inmates oI ler p!sce were nped SO ca-h,
Charles Piles, negro, got INTO the boartng
house OF As strong, No, " Quincy STREET, had &C.
cured Ar. stEong,s gold watch, bat, when coIsEs
out, was captured and locked up IN the AtuorJ.
After remaining there three weeks, be #as exam
ed yc..criay, AID held IN q, 40 bai to answer.
Clarence Linden, nice looking young man,
wat up TO! lnrceny. The proprietor OF the ST.
Cioui House wa6 the complainant Il revolver.
SEQ, uud numttr Of articles we're taken from the
SHE Hid CiaEente Naa supposed to know SOME
thug atuEt them. lie Tas held In $S1o ball fuf
Trial .-.
boat tnHrd along Eide of another that had watch
u;Au Cu 1uuIu4 TIE WatchfnAn would no: allow
Fat 10 make fast and Fat struck him on the
cheek, cutting It badly. lie Eas noed ~ for 80
doing ..----.
Anas.as.a Kenny testified TINT johanna had stolen
a eklT1 Rnd btr!-uit fron the house Ct her tAnas-
tss,a's :Lotatt CO Neuten strccs, and Johann1
, 1869-08-18
The FctIEE EnuRla.
NApl:OE s1kEET Ct)tRT

AAFt:Gk eIEEET COURT.
II. M:l.,lcEs, Jolly fellow, ani Mary Darling. q
srs. tlrsstute CHARACTER, LII charged with dis
nrcesly cuuiEct. Naiiens' lolsulrr- -hoase keeper
Was tie complainant.
Tie .fu.flcc. Vel, whats the matter:
Ma!Lens. Keep reot
l,oarr,.ne -honse keeper. This womaa coonc
Eco rllnc .ousc TIT she get Won cass u Tale uat
she drtEks ven 81 uni ! 81 i, oui: !'yn " nine
is room. Tcea s.ots fur police unt ! taves
Thr justice 10 Muidrns'. What have ycu to say .
MaldcI!f. | rave ], thlus to say. Snl1hlfr,-wr!l
lHeyrT-ate yotl Erat,G 10 tt lily JatEr, Salisbury
met her n me SALOON. she said ahc hai been
Gtt On drunk
Nui.!tna. 50 sot! he. 10 GO to my nom and
lie down, AND she vent
TIE Eoarlins. .aoase Keeper. 50 did You, and
Mar. j ave q pood carackter, and don I want
INV Of ives to tel. lies about MT
The Justice. -Four dollars each
Man!cns, The acsll, Salisbury. You dons
mean It,
Mathenx Well, then, Il pay IT, .-.-..-.
lie did, bu. Mary did not, being without means.
she vii! scrvc the amount OUT in The E1iIewetL
Holm Addison md his wife WeEe charged With
being ui.or,!erly. lleats SmNh WIS The complain
ant Henry Testified that he Ec7lted neKt door TO
the prisoners, on Chicago atenue, and that hls
slunbets we're disturbed bY them = they Wefe u
rxAmlnatloa II catnr out that he owned the honse
In which lhrr lived; HAT he bud notified them 10
leayc, en- accouut OF aETrats OF rcut and that ne
had tnrratencd to - tx then they did not get
Car. Henry called i N!tEesS, who said Ee hatl
"krcn = good rEany EGlsea around there" Al
oEhe1 had eeen Johns wife tske hold Of t.s paat1.
loc1s acu :enl them from bis peIsGn- Atcf ao
hour ani a half had been CONSUMED tu The eI.
| Iu-sr1..on Of the case, lie wife VILE discharged
:4-id John fnel s..
There ~as wedding nj ke2Tn CAUplon'a
hnuse, on Sanp~on Street, the other evening. A.
teI lie Cttetaony the h7pn; couple, as well As the
invited s,leEtA, lett, Among the latter were Hen
/ II Brady aH1 Michael Ryan. Now these tHc
y mn, rnen had imh!hed too much, mt after van
| terlnx Astunt TOT hle they Returned to Cam
| Plum i ntI Performed unuthet ceremony, no othel
| tE:n tE17sEE Cauip!an aud his wtfe. TIE wl1e
fought Ike niau. and tFady's finger 1as a!Iuos,
?! bltIca OF Ly htr. The 1Et!ce crr1:l4! Gu!te az
| excitement IN the netchborhooa, and the narticI
! pants ceased cEhtin6 only when compelled by The
| atJ1ra! Ut the pcliCe Tiny we're arTniecel YES.
/ 1trdty morning on the chnFEe OF dtsoruerir cen
! duo, aptl oncd E1o rt4th.
William heese, keeper Of d!sor,:erly house
! WAS tined e., hiE Nt3c similar e,1l and NO In
| mates SIS each. II IS located tu "SlaScrttowp
I near Peoria street and Chicago avenue Tnt
retrhbo.s ComplaIhcd OF 1hr Face Alleging iha
| W1inam IS In the sll'l. If getting drunk ar
raltEc e srrat disturbance, with tie assie1 ancc
! those Nho ys3t ltE3-
I -, s. TG.ests sud another maa Ia a fuar1c
| ahn+,t UcEar. Tie other IRAN called F,.ierts
| Har and Rpfer1a f,lEtI Ei1J, WAS aHcsted att
| Iutd S.
1 1Iieh Ciarl from Milwaukee, being OUT VI laIds
, 1869-08-18

Dr.. Jxncr. formerly Of james Lcek Heepi:al. New
Oeart. and fer thr tt nHe year. located IN Cacsc,
te son6dtnialix eersulte ii hls ace md rasoss
II and " IAndulphAt., eurutt 9t Dearborn, up asatsa
f:c1u L. to p During the past TIL tnty years
Dr. Jau.rs Ia. sueet.tuly tteatri diseases cf
p1tSA1E A2d tEcoS1c character teau soy otAcr payA
csa in Lat Clrd ss.s4~, aad il the .auH physician
making this Glare Of di.ra.r. <aly ha; i. endorsed
Aad recommended By tic ediea1 Profession 1ad tie
rrrea-
Dr., Rostr: Morsnr. VITO has hce2 practising Eae.s
cine IN New Orleans over - years ana well known TO
tie resdrats II thas city. writt tho foo:; cr
IleEiaa III Mobile, ALL IN to utter ct In ul1J
u to Dr. JnElcs' Abilities.
sTe m.ny re..ans hs.in* srpsied to ne .afI,as With
to t!rs.. hsVc rcrcnn enard thr. Evnsisna. kn "
Es be 4s fFt7t reputation. md ii every lar
s a b. s. sas ] 4 sffx
III. il M.th ues:tt.lizrs la1y kaewn AID .s: hv hs1
q .ia.a Tsish aSus. e s.:tf..wi ~ r!aas
s3.s t ssa f ~. ts s,1. rs, s t,o, e, cr
do;:et hsshes Or no thsy Win in III ea.er"
j. J. Richardson, Esq, editor {! thu Davc1st:s t@wH,
przAoc.uf =, il that taref. Arms, =. lsi.:
VIZ enn eonseieuieu,ts rss,mtntn.! thu s:!.t'A 60
M Inc. kn.",pt s9.s IN hn ny y Vit' 11 ,s
dan~
E1ssaets ffnra the New Orleans Bee:
,is.s!ss s; b; y 20 s II til. es h Ia
The follN ing editesllLs sr Fl tt' Mobile st4' A.
rtytts.r. May :. Ital.
We wi.a sena1enec ta.: D.; Tame h.. .as
we have e4e.aton tn knDH that hr Va7aa!e u
E Il hs I'll f. Il: OF The '
The editor Il the ufhkosh t1sts} Cpion In 1s6t
-We hare tern Personally Aes.aintti with pr. t1mes
fof "ser r1 Sea's. snd know htM 10 * ss:e itass
iii tsery tcrsc ct the roEd.H
| DR.. Ja,uts Medical Institute. 81 and NJ Randolph
st., Of Dearborn. u etass. Il tho is a-rAasrt
md moss complete in the county Separate cntE2ue'
and e1is and Ill ceut a:cas enyfsiahle Parties At
chtarcr can eoEsul: the Doctor by dc.tinS
| cuclcsins stamp for Ec:isu autwtr.
| T1raure o. a1T1uL1s~ ssrEIxl1oRntEA acd utht
diArskt4 ct his tuSeal.y rent 10 any ssla-- IN seact
eav.lore. Address D.. JAMES. Post otacr D1awe
| tsGI EhicAku, Ill, with staulp.
, 1869-08-18

JUDGMENT
II. LoH7y :. 7. Pollak. Ity confession. For 500.
Htxr u4-f1-.


II. Low7y '. T. PollAk. lty confession. For 500.
NEW sClTH
Charles Harms '. samuel FolAS. AssumpsiE
Demand, si,tNi, with attachment In aid, as
against m ubseondtng dcb:or. Indebtedness de-
lienry Potter II al. '. Gustav Fischer, Case.
Damages l3id at 81. .ptti
Sa.an 7. I:oss y. The Chicago Il Northwestern
Railway Company. Case. damages laid Ut
l:u,ert Law, survivor OF Inv i stro:hey. =, Mar.
tin =. Walker, SURVIVOR 0l Walker j Cutting. As
sunpstt. 1Hu1aAd, S1,pb0.
Stevens =. jones Y. IfurAce bancroft. Aegump-
Ht. lNnand, 81 ,tH. with nttachDEnt IN aid.
REAL EsIATE.
1ietrTa ClaG!n y. lIatiie Keith. Ejcctmcnt for
Tie sonih lIslf uf LIT 81, Ellis East Addition to
Ch4eax,, excepting a tl7p. Is Icct ~lde od tile
cast eilI III tltt lit {fOr an ale1h
ALLEGED Tl.Acp uy A. Agent.
hare. 1: Hubbard aDd 1lenry f. Luther :.
Edward F. Thutras. CS.e. lsnilas.rs !ati al s:,a.
fu1iaa sued out upon all affidavit, alleging that
l1:btas, a. part1rrs. the ownera If Inerchau.
llis4' al M. III North u eE ttrret, where they
tn:rlosrl drf,Hiat III tuclr Heeut anu as An
:aU.lonetT, to -tl the ele. utter giving notice III
tit city journals. At the same lime iEr5 employed
LIN 10 collect 4our eIIns OF nOnty tt.lt. tleH. aud
also entrusted t:nI Will s:AGa with which 10
t3TntiAtr antnf debts outstanding from tue
Ernl. Under This employment defendant collected
faI.Ga and Fold SIN worth Of store gsAts, rrceIs.
,nE Tar therefor, ami arprrpr1atluS 1.-The fund to
his own USE 1t II further alleged, III na1ll, that
IN comt'tasnu With athcr PARTIES, and with
fraudulent !ntthf, he obtained porrts4lon Of the
keys Of th.' ato:r aud thru rendered possession ,
#rair.r Iii. employers wish, 10 stranger, als
delivering over t1se merchandise contained !ntt,
lie WIS then notified Tint hts aetucy was srrer-
echcf hut lnt N It sta1t1uE this he went on cct-
ltst!uC. taking III fH.1s. II Is charged thai he
has rronGfui1* appropriated 10 himself ai! tao
lncanh he received OF f"r theu,, and that he uO
t,ts,F TO bis business si4utlng anu nnaaclal re-
eJNUelh1lfy.
, 1869-08-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI.
CAGD DAILY MARKET.
TCxsrAy EyNN6. Alev

TCxsnAT EyES1SG. AlesiRt l..
Salts ct grin Her sud Rtl bt :oard III
der The he'd ol ~Copa.ncrrial" aad the sraa in ali
sd Rrtject t. tEc r c5aet Of st1tnec. cclcss
pshFfHi&e eI}-IHed
BGTTER-Rerevet. 4l.zs= II: shipped. Is ca ~.
The demand for ttA article his teru active
dusas tht pte.iy eek b.. iac Hsa:ss reeip.s I'M
rafted Tuer feeling md the 1drAnce noted LIST veek
bas oly beea snsupsiy sustained tat Tor the let'
t E71dtt h3re taken iEIt1eE ur5FAtd tu-n -
itc extent f 1tsee eh1tcs taist, Il .1sau Gea:
liz =: ~ Sic for seraetlins ~f.=1 IA eTck. pa4
In The market fr eoEmen snd n,ed;' de-e.s71iacs
tbs1r u little The i1GiTF faf sleh
Is auit lnl.st Mtiette soel. az lFr, henee prizes
{, nttnEe eA+E. VI Gc:e - tellcKt: Cheter daily. "a
=: tstT = g.! ri IN s:l:n - =: s,Ss5a Ess4e..
S eca luJ r. It *: "a :. e IL: g t3bs aad
1 rsilt Al sEe: Is rkcs At SC: ID suh, At eS9sse
RAGGISG-I1t paas E4t,> t1sk tt'ea active one in
th!s lizch Of tr1!r. md +. acd taosaas teEr has
pe!vahed the In-krI th7p1ehol.. No acyAnee bas
taken ;.ee bE: the {: -. ~ t;.ns s:sa:ay re.
+ !. 4ftive . pow Tlc:7:.et 70 b.. ,fHers
for grim o.F' ., HM r1onab9s sake htsaer
ri: STARK r; ,A.t9I. !?Re; l4:Wt:aa a. EAe:
Falls, 47t.e: American 4, Le; Ana7nto,ss!n. A ucion
A.it: Elct:., bas!aTs- S1:s.t.; vosl ..:tA
&c,
, 1869-08-18
Report os tl,c WAYS md 7ic:aus Com.
IMitGrcs

The report Of thr WAY and Means Committee
IL pulit lr.l III the New YORK Herald, from Which
~e cAtr.ict the IultowinG paragraph on the San
Thr rl.,1t revenue operations Of The Gus
tctu lius.>r. MLut ani sAb. 7'tcasury have been
thoroughly oscrlIault'h, and the whole found
business Of the sun Efunc1sco Custom
1iuHec tatka next l,At onc III importance
tn ttlnt ui New York. 1'rrol very recent period,
ihtunEh lusesIes- ol tta:agen!tnl, very Efrnt
trak!cs have 1eeu rnrD1ntstd On The revenue, both
!N tic t,rrcr,s of smuggling nnA hhieEYhlHatiun.
Tire In1'rr became 70 universal that It :sas as IN.
pOsxlGc tur san Fr1ntssru up9Ftet To pas Its
gotus through the Cn7tut lInusc on IN honest H.
voice at live, ar II VAS thE c Se~ YORK dlss11lef
to r.ekr 1u.lcs: wEi!sket. Thc Present Collector.
~ttS!I, the latf ttAr. commenced wholesale
rctZure o! cinscsl everything. An enormous
amount Of gOuaS waS rDhtfetlnrd Tor IN srrT1HA-
ton, 1EA Ihe whp;c s}%tcM trcEen up. AND
thtFr n now. probably, mt port af nnC M1T-
ut,u.!r IN thr country III winch rhc revenues ete
co!lrctcs. with more economy nr Hntturni exact
ness. Tue business Of snngG!lE: wa4 llos:!y
tte.l on tluust The free port Of E'nEaml Goods
oT!ng from Sew lt!k or ans Atlantic rort were
rccr. cd coast lie goods. w!lonf Custom hnIsc
entry or Inspection. \ large proportion OF SeT
York Ireighis lie usrT un the 1s.traus for Dne
s!"aIatr, anuEdlng the onro:tont:y 10 the ct1s-
tsahi,.d 1..!er to repiats boxes c1frrci on
thr NtT York traait'-t :ls q hAat with ho:cs
similarly MARKED. nNed with foreign E"ol
tuIu i.s.@ gone 10 sica ati rSttlt ttat t'lna-
El.4 l,ctt'nl;nS lusr A. lmporsan: commercial
pu,sr. Mort gns'ds wetc an'!cti t.Ec foF satc IN
q month fhaH the legitimate traie OF TIC place
would require for hill t:ozsn yrArs This tratse
hes t%en sails .ant!a7ly broken vi, ~ tile Adoption
OF Il system Of tor,itue and real'R. all cnaswi<e
Eot,tk from III, Atlantic, un,ler the penalty OF he
ing irrn'ed rs frsricn :nta.*. Thc credit Ct eto;l
nl11 tnss very lasfr LEAK II DUE 70 MIR t;Htco Dep
ufy IHi.Cc!GE Vi this i'n0, wan si~Hs keger1
U0si1ha On tho i-iaEu, III "n:S:HE " tar rclc
AID n commented Tie adoption Of ihe prrsr1
, 1869-08-18

1UtA1 s.VN'tse4 FftDVVv
We reprint these figures, because We want ST.
Louis to make MI tae National Capital possible out
Of this statement The next question ls how.
ever: "What will she do with 1t:" We hare
distinct recollecuons OF grain hay1ng been sent
from ST. Louis ere now 10 ind market, and 1t
will doubtless prpre 30 In this case, furnishing
another illustration Of the wisdom Of the proverb
TIA, It Is best 10 send thtngs the nearest way
round"
However, there !H a meaning In the fact; 1t
says as plainly as any words can d. " The rates
on grain to Chicago have been put up to he old
nguses." We arc not sofry to sec St. Louis pros
rc5ing, In any cvent, but shall be especially glad
II her diversions are productive Of permanent
heape ming In grain transportation.
The following kilograms were received on
Change to-day:
NEW YoRK, August II.
Flour .heayy, irregular at ST ;us7.6o. Mneat
dull, unse1,lcd Corn strong and Gcarce 1t $i.lsG3
s53.l2S. Lard qniet. WniaKeJ nIu- God lsss1.
Flour-Low grades dall. sdeoaaso. Wheat
easter unsettled, No. 81: 90 bid, No. el-G5 bid,
With Ealcs al new amber Indiana at sl.1o. Corn
stronger, fair slls,a1.e9, Oats tame At 6s7 7oc.
&c &c. .''7 ''''A' 'NN ', ~ '~N, ~ ="
Wheat neglected, entirety nominal. Corn inac.
tire at t1.o.. Oats du1t nominal. new 6E- Re-
celp,t-Nhcat, 1i5,o.v bu; cosu, su,0o0 bu. Ship,
mcn.s-Wheat, &, 000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu-
MILWAUKEE,, August II,
Wheat dull nnd unsettled; No. At SLID; No.
Sla4h. Receipts, ll,eoa bu; shipments. IS, 0oo bu
LUERroo1, August I'LL :1a L n
Flour, 2as Cd. Rcd wheat, IT'D Sd: white do al
1ls.s,L European corn, s9s Cd. PORK, toss Cd
1arl, 15s.
LATER ~ r. ".
Red wheat, 10s; while DO NJ II "a. Rest IN
changed.
LAIER-EIIlL.
Corn, 5ls. Total receipts OF wheat last three
days were 00oO qrr Of which = 10 ART American
lanl, lis, Rest unchanged
The following were the stocEs Of grain IN New
York at the dates uaInerl:
, 1869-08-18
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TCEGpAT EyEN1SG. AEfusf T..
1Etse eccstdtraLr ilDp1o, esneut ID thr araan
recr fttl!1k manifested thrush ut, Rs.luHe
str t:E1tla:tn. IL piet1 were alkht F4!t F,.ts
e,,ns n eA-eE than IN former Naea il
thr a~t hst ralir'ad ffvrFhse htwrra Eae.7o n!
ks4ck nt wooienf u fAir md gradually ncta.iGk TIC
nA;utl;y Of tusrrs " hu en:rrrd appearance wr-e
IN rurrltlsrr ennuFh to tneet aet1Ai ~Auts. It is
hNevrr e1p<e1ed hy deslefs th.t thesr vail b.
su,ss' NIL E 5s ce5isS h In to PITT s.se hi. .a!
cd Jet:eEta5 End tetAE was moderately
lAr-e. and j"bters vt re- rradilJ talxne At q1o.a
linEr. A. L. HttallS tht. ea1e IT ths at.k, The de-
arh tnr eAr;etinE IL ttsl: and prices rather ta.s
Thr H4:on fsn1s.ve11i Eprtn. nf Satnr1As. titus de-
tc1.t the r:atr of the t:1A;kct At that point:
In iht DRY Soodt market We note TtrrcrtiAa. bat
Etty Er.t,A tsAr7e< IL The desh for at pahle
fAtHics The trade fnn all tertiuns of the country
hE1cetal ecntti { Of b.sa the euurrtriAl MD con.
tninF c3sfere Il now hre:-utcs IN tell E:ou the vol
E trade rod there 1T slua< taAt the
b:ttiL,ts ftae1. now A3e:. eFvEtcs II u tc active If
ctt Ityatable. - IT.
with tic eost ot yEudncor: md hc1r
wt;s ;cfEf the probability Ct g%ath.e.a.e advance
llrsct totde-s hta- ALd dsI.s-e& to AwAh the
ita! eontImiti 1euA1t without furciasi The Lite
t. AZ. :ttar.iSa In Wsttt.n railroad freight h. e:-r.
atcvs tc t.ne t.tcrt to hurry huyere ifn taa:
iinc, nj bst here md in Se# iurk they taking
a4v1Etact & tAe opportunity to csake ~ Important
Is ri,s tu liz Coz. Il TRANSFORMATION.
1he steeks {: e.'ton F,sds takcn by iobbefs es1iy
,lxta IND ntes3ar, with their HAY castuuers Just
celins hand to Mh their Aeeortlcat& Hrnct
shcc il t1ecet da1k At Ex.t 11ld AID the p4t-
;rade 4l1te Ink STANDARD lFn~p sasettnks aTr
ase IN bette. desa, ad TIT oest natea n: u cuo:1
, 1869-08-18
The toni >s1ppiy Of san Francisco.
FIt4n liz Ia [;,ltf,tFAi1.

Tit kuIll! Gt n.,hera coal Is III !a!faftans NAT
ter th c.tIlI1aslaL luz iEtf hica make. n2u-
EtAG1U .ts productions one ut tie cef snnfT'e4 OF
naits.! Eta.se n rnt'irEu tltlcS. California j. TIL
bu: lite A;Ili Il Il COnftneti - sinai nrca Nor
ls there TN. uf Ikr lest qHl;itf OIL tile COAST, or
at lest To mines ui the tHst haze yet S'ra o+1-
I'd. IN ;ne Ersl ha!f of thus year this city IN
ka-te1n STATES. ls.tp9 tr".n Sfs!lry, ihhN
I.tiu BesA1 CHAM lay, $3.50 from England,
G,'4" trim Vancouver Island, a1id a6oJ from
tto. l,sy. htn!ac. u!tAtAInK .tblb !Eotu Monte
in'f't'. The Californian coal ~as little more
t.:' rail-. III, that from ,hc Northern COAST more
thsn u h*-vth1l4. Guile, fINh fnrMerlE cent us
t"lse Goal! las inrnlsc'! none lately. Ios hare We
otta!Le'l aH! tllls year fFam E"rlnoeA Japan
or MatEht"Ei1, all u Which have Tuln,A hat might
fupis "s, ;E'ttiS they nut l,s we'll opened or
1irf'lsttl with "taryt- for r4.Ilug tts-eis 1T little
cAt~hAt- he I;t;1.Rhalu Isas 1L1Ies have IN
cFastG l!tts Prediction considerably. for they
ECcA =. II! lie t.-.4re yr;.r Of l-5.
~ the coal E:res so tar ot,rned on the coasts
OF the SuEth l'ac.rc are t,tnaHnoas, bat We ase
lntorn4ed t:lat s5tll" >ccr,.s ct COOL sotsracIe
have lafcly hct u Iouti Ill AlasEn under cirrnrn.
stances uft Will laktf! careful examination or
the place SAMPLES Submitted to Trufe3so: Jov,
OF COLUMBIA o!leEr. Srw FORK, wf.c pronounced
~ him 10 te true an.hrlie, t4lli specimens shown
10 Us trruci TO Justify :t'tiGu1un. A t.1.ne Ia
Alaska would not te Jcct to the taYtJ.
~hkh Is u tctin1s ui'st.r'., to The rtoutal.,.
importation & ali fu.t''gn c4l4I, Iud fhr round,
VOYAGE which would rc4ultr Aok E.ose rhau lara
mouths, could he Hlade III nlaCt t-S tEc ti.a 10
Aurral:a or ErSland. Tnr fright on ATLANTIC
coal Is from slu TO e2 1eF ton, alru trrc ttlacs
as much Is the 1Alue u TIC caal At thr npu1e u(
the utce. The expense Of this frtga1 ~ = serious
burden o ihv.e y no must naEe tae t.-et quality
OF coal, au,I at ImpnrtaDt saving VII! liz tuAlt
when We can get nsst-ratc anthracite from ALASKA
1nnal or Sa~hAlie1, 10 all of which places ha,t
-Ic.ikon to heticvc that there are excellent carbon
iffrlEF strata,