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Tickets to ali Principal points in the EAST
and West can be procured at tho Union ONCE
in Mcclure House, and at the Station NJ
bridgeport. =. Il. MYERS,
Ianl3 General Ticket Agent
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For Sale Cheap.

d NOON STOCK IN FRANKLIN INSUR-
OOUJJ ance Company.
$3.50 Stock in IEtna Insurance Company.
This Stock will be sold low II application
Is made inside of three days.
THOS. O'BRIEE,
aprl3.N Real Estate Agent.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Board re-assembled at O'Clock
present the same members.
The report of the Committee on Roads
In the matter of a road from Roney'E
Point TO Middle Wheeling Creek, was
read. The Committee state that they
went over the route and find 1t practl.
cable, and recommend the adoption o.
the lower or first survey.
On motion the report was laid on the
table. ,
Resolved, That in consideration OF the
extra duties imposed on the CLERK o.
the Board OF the Supervisors by the
change in the law relating to the Poor
OF the county, he be allowed the sum
Mr., Simpson offered the following:
Resolved that the resolution passed at
the last meeting of the Board accepting
the resignation Of Mr.. Salisbury, be
reconstructed, which was adopted, and
the resignation OF Mr.. Salisbury was
not accepted.
Resolved that DIR. B. w. Allen be APP
pointed Physician to the Poor House.
city townships and South Wheeling at
the same compensation allowed him by
the Board of Overseers. Adopted.
On motion, the employment OF Or.
W. W. Cracraft as Physician to the
Poor OF Ir1auelpnlH township ny tne
OVerseer, of that township, at 900 FOL
the ensuing year, was confirmed.
Mr.. Wilson offered the followtng:-
Resolved that Daniel hurry be ap'
pointed temporary agent to attend to
furnishing paupers with necessary
clothing until the next meeting or the
Board. Adopted.
The following was adopted: Resolved
that the OVerseers of the Poor in their
several townships be instructed to as,
sist the Poor therein, as heretofore, until
the next meeting OF the Board, and
send in their reports.
The Committee on Roads reported
that they had viewed the bridge al
Marshall's coal bank near Fulton, and
had under consideration the subject Of
making an appropriation for its repair
The Committee state that from the best
information they can obtain the road on
which it is located is not county road
and therefore there is no obligation on
the Board TO make provision for the re-
pair OF said bridge.
On motion the report was received
and ordered to be filed.
A vacancy having occurred In the
office of Justice in Richland township,
by the removal of A. A. Allison, Esq,
the Board proceeded to fill the vacancy
Messrs j. W. Bruner and Norton
McGiffin were placed in nomination
and the first ballot resulted: McGtthn
5; Bruner 2.
So Col. McGiffin was declared elected.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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For Sale at a Bargain.
CIE,,OND HAND PANEL DOORS. WIN
y dow Sash, Glazed Venetian WIudOW
Shutters all us gOJu as now for sale low ny
TIIaI13 NJ. REILLY.
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BALTIMORR & OHIOR.R OOMP'Y

WHEELING, November 18th, 1858.
DASsENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
i the following schedule ON and after tho
50th day OF November, lS68-Whealing time.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
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BOARD OF SUPERVIsoRs.-A special
meeting of the Board OF Supervisors
was held in their Chamber at the Court
House, yesterday. The Chair was oc-
cupied by the President, Mr.. Salisbury
The roll was called by the Clerk when
the following gentlemen answered their
names: Messrs. Booking, Davis, Holt
day, Mcdonald, Roberts Simpson and
Wilson.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
Bill or 8. F. Faris, for dieting prls-
oners, 90; A. W. Pool, for services as
guard; George Akers, same; Lewis ba-
ker d Co., printing!; VIM. damllton'
groceries, &C.; Henry Ramp. coal; r..
Booking, medicines; Dr.. b. ". Allen,
medicaf attendance; Rachel Shaw, for
to be paid.
The bills of George Hibberts and
Thomas Haley, for services as guards,
were read and referred to the Commit
tee on Finance and Accounts for re-
port. Co.
attending inquest, was referred TO tne
Committee on Finance and Accounts
for report. ,,.
The applications of Anton Schmidt,
William Rutkin, F, A, Delbrigge and
John Erskine, for refunding that pro-
portion of taxes paid by them Io5
| bounty purposes, were presented anu
the several amounts paid by them
ordered to be refunded.
The application of Thomas 81. Reed
| for reduction of assessment, was re1err-
ed to the Board of Appeals for report,
A communication from r. B. Woods
requesting the appointment of Com:
mittee to examine into the necessity Of
re. binding the old books in his office
and procuring new ones, was read ana
Messrs. Booking and simpson appoint
ed a special Committee to investigate
the subject and report to the Board. :.
The petition OF A. j. Clark and all
the members of the legal profession in
the city, in reference to having cross
indexes made to the law and chancery
order books in the Clerks office, and
asking that Mr.. u. a. Gallignan De en-;
ployed to make the same, was read and
referred to the same Committee for
report.
to keep an ordinary at the house for
merly occupied by Mrs. French at Elm
Grove, was read and granted.
The petition OF Barna Powell to have
repaid $500 local bounty paid by the
Board on forged power OF Attorney,
dated Cincinnati, November IA, 1865,
was read and laid on the table.
Upon the verbal application of VIII
liam Helfenbine, his license to keep an
ordinary at Roney's Point was trans
ferred to August Hineberger.
A large number of tax bills FOR dou-
bile assessments were presented and ap-
plications to be released therefrom were
granted.
The report of the Committee on
Finance In the case of Lewis Lunsford's
application for release from erroneous
assessment, was read. The Committee
asked that the evidence be heard In open
Board, which was done, and the relief
prayed for granted
On motion the Board took a reoeas
Q O'Clock.
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For Sale Cheap.

NNE OFFICE.DESK. ~ feet long.
~ one Burnside Stove aud Pipe.
rwO Small stoves.
one square upright Show Csso
one Counter, II feet long.
Windows, OGOIS, Muntels, &C.
Apply soOu To LOGAN, List, " %,
mnTl3 hiluse CORNER
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For Rent.

GENERAL NEW BUSINESS ROOMS IN
- Grant House Block-new addition.
Ia27tf LEWIS & WOODMAHSEE.
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GunpoWder! Gunpowder !

HAVING THE ExCLU1ssIYBE s, AGE EC1
fI71iS - nave always ON hand in maRRxlne
a large supply Of All kinds Of powder man.
ufactuIed at the above named MUS. VIZ !:
talic zee: Sporting in oannBteTs; also
BIastinR and Mining Powder in metal kegH
Patent and Water Proof Safety Fuse for
blazing. For Bale ct lowest market pFtceae
A liberal discount viii be given to persons
ordering powder by the quantity,
mar8-1Y d. REILLY,
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BLOND & BAoHMAN have received n
fine assortment of the Spring Style of
Lasting Balmorals and Button CATERS.
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Wanted

r IMMEDIATELY, FOR REGULAR EN-.
i plOyment, flve(5) Machinists.
NORWAY IRON MFG. CO.,
Rnnfh Whaalinu
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Transportation.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.

an AND AFTER DECEMBER 9OFH, 1858,
Trains will run as follows:
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Statesmen Wanted

RIO TRAVEL AND SELL BY SAMPLE.
Good wages guaranteed. Address with
stamp. +. N. 0RATTAH q CO:
32T Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
aprl-lmd&w
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HNE HOO ID ,''-ANOTHER NEW
M MEDICAL PAMPHLET nom the
pen Of DIR. CURTIG. The Medical Times
the cause and cure OF premature decline,
shows how health Is impaired through
secret abuses OF youth and manhood, and
how easily regR1ned. 1t gives clear sYnOps
sis OF the impedimena to marriage, the
cause and effects Of nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" pocket edition of the
above will be forwarded ON receipt Of %
cents, by addressing Doctor CURTIS, No.
s., North Charles Street. Baltimore, Md.
mY28-lyd
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lust Received:

Just Received:
IN BOXES VIRGINIA BRIGHT TO-
OU baccO.
IS boxes r. q R. and Fancy Twist Tobacco.
30 {" extra dne u. K. Va los & Navy Z"
as caddies Virginia Bright los q rs.
100 =" Dark Sweet los, rs & Navy Is
All kinds smoking and nne cut Chewing
Tobacco Cigars and snuff. offered TO the
'-'->10 - ZIG ~ ". T.RINGLETON,
IoxR No. S3 Main ST. Wheelinn
Smyrna times., 1869-06-02
Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL ATSEsANGEMENT.
Onand after

MONDAY, OCT. 5th. 1868,
Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. .AkAll Trains SUNDAYS
! aeXcepted.
Smyrna times., 1869-06-02
New Goods at the New Store.


This Company continues TO Insure property on rea
sOnabe TERMS and for several years past has paid lis
Policy Holders all annual dividend of and 10 per
cent The dividends paid on the LIST day of JAN
nary, or allowed in the payment Of the annual pre-
mlums, due on thai day.
II is The boundeA duty of every man, not only to his
family bat his creditors 10 keep his property nsur red
and no man has anV reason complain of his nelph
bors and friends. if they should refuse 10 cOntribHe
towards the loss Of his property being bound for the
simple reason that insurance cheap apd agents Os
The company reside IN almost every town throughout
the State. and for a trfng can be made secure
from loss OF his properly by fire. If will not
the precautiOn TO secure his property against loss
by fire. if ii Is insurabe, he has right call upon
his neighbOrs TO assist him.
The Kent County Mutual has a Capital of $780,
600, and pays promptly It's losses.
Parties deslrOus Of insurng in this Company will
call upon the following agents:
AGENTs.
Leonard Vanhinckle, lJonh NJ Reynolds, FELTON,
Delaware City, Geo. M Davis Bridg geville
Jesse S. huntington, Smyrna James Ponder, Milton,
g. B. Dickson, Dovor Paul A. Davis, Lewes,
Jas Cowgirl, : '' II. II. Downing. Laurel,
Alex. Jackson, Camden, - - Georgetown,
Il. Cowgirl. Willow Grove, Wesley Stack,
J. Y. FOulk, Milford. Greensboro, Md,
ELIJAH CROUCH. Dover, General Agent.
VIM, M. Hickman, Travelingl Agent, Sussex co.. al
Lewes, Delaware.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. w. Cummins, '' DR.: Henry Ridgoly, a.
James X. Gle enents, " William Walker,
illiam Denney, James Prettyman,
Jacob Deakyne, Bridgeville.
OFFICERS.
GEO. w. CUMMlNS, President, Smyrna g.
JAS. COWGILL, Trea'r. Dover.
GEO. b. DICKSON, Sec'y.
91rBusness communications promptly attended to
GEORGE b. DICKSON, Secretary, Dover.
GEORGE B. DICKSON.
lover DELAWARE.
fe7 ,'66-lY. -
Smyrna times., 1869-06-02
Prompt,
Active,
FARMERS AND CONSUMERS
''tI<EE NOTICE.
FARMERS and CONSUMERS of DRY GOODS Take Notice /,

FAKNEks and CONSUMERS Of DRY GOODS Take Notice
me ot reliable and Cheapest place TO buy Dry Goods
s@t JoHN r. GREENS, No. :, NORTH SECOND STREET
FIRSf DRY GOODS STORE ABOVE MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA II goods sold at a small advance over
cost quick saes-Sma Profits Honest and fair
dealing the best policy We AZ ceap s anv
store in the city Buyer visiting the city will be sure TO find
the best SheetnR and Shifting MCSLNS at the very lowest
market prices Medium and fine White Fanne Grey and Red
Twied Fannes Ginghams Blue Drill Ticking Check Crash
Tip top assortment O: Table Lneus Towels Napkins Shirt
Linen Shirt Fronts always hand cheap large ossr
nent OF soithnished Cambria NansOok Jac0nes Soft Null
Victoria Lawn Plaid and Striped Musns Dresses Bante
Fig Pque Maeies, Childrens. Ladies' and Gents Linen
Hdk Childrens Men and Ladies' Beached Unbd Hose
Gent MernO CDdershrs and Drawers and low price
Dress Goods in Prints all prices, Red Blk Table
Covers de- We call attention to large Men
and Boys Wear, low and medium price. A-woo Cashmere
Satinets, COtOnades, Lnendrls Kentucky jeans We
keep the best selection of Black Alpaca this CITY,
else extreme caution in purchasing these goods order
to perfect coors and good quality say without
fear OF contradiction. sell the best Black Alpaca city
or the money Constantly receiving Job Lots Goods Do
not forget the Nc y North Second Street. above Market
Phiadeiphia (mh3-3ml
JOHN K. GREEN.
Smyrna times., 1869-06-02
HOOP SKIRTS.
Ills
Ills
WIN. T. HOPKINS.
Has REMOVED his Manufactory and salesroOms to

Has REMOVED his Mandatory and SalesroOms
No. Ills CHESTNUT ST, Philadelphia
Where Make of Champion Hoop skirts, especially
adapted to Frstcass Wholesale and Retail Trade will be
10 embrace the UnOn
all latest and desirable Styles Shapes Lengths and
Sizes Ia l2 34 yards round, of Plain and GOred Pan
Walking Skirts Reception Trails, &c together with
ninety different varieties of Misses Cndrens Skirts
all OF which for symmetry Of STYLE finish ghtnesS elasticity
Durability and Real Cheapness unequacd by other
goods warranted
made to order Altered and Repaired Wholesale and Retail
Full lines of Low Priced Eastern Made skirts Springs
cens ~ springs 4Jc; p 30 springs, and
springs, '
CoRsErs CORSETs !! CORSETS -, different and
prices rom % cents to S70 embracing R. Woey "Beckt
loVe FITTING Madam FoyS Corset Skirt Supporters Mrs
MOodys Patent "Sctadiusting Abdominal" Cosets French
English and Dcmes Handmade superior French
Patterns OF COei COrSets Our Own Make which we
vite especial attention. - "
prices. ~ " W. Az"
General Agent for the BiRTRAM a FANTON FAMILY
MACHlN rs, Cther
FttywO OF these No. Machines Price so each are being
gwen away To our customers order to them
livery person In want Of articles in line should
our goods before purchasing elsewhere Call
Philadelphia. Id7- 3nI WM n IOPKINS
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N.w vorn martetLIsr

COTToEADuiI and heavy At z@5asA :.
lower e $500 bales Sold 1atn2s @291 1zcn foraiO
middling uplands. !. I z,rsNaaI. .retaaiassYz
FLOURECiosed idull at 5CS10c lower. lower, :"
I WHEAT-nNominally u uuchanged.no IL
RYETSteady at 81 80 forrwesterna sdt tad
0ATS17Dull at 761 Tor western in store a
'CoRNaaQaiet at ss(sssc for new he mixed N
western; 906092e for W mite western; 81 06@ q
] 0s for old mixed WESTERN store Vandsse'
PoRK&Ffrmd and advancing; dns III mess mess tan;
$29 3O(929 60 FEBRUARY and March; sales "a
BEEF-puiet, without change.sd Il s5ss1q,
CUT M MlEATSTsteady ATS with moderate d
BACON-FIrn, with fair inquiry. p u sTe
1 LARD-Very firms at 2l9@l91zc fornoi
good to prime steaHa lssis bGs dggsl ssHgo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-19

81 FRoURAQuietIa and steaay;;ecity made
xxx white .sll00@ fE25; TX Xifambei
50 5099 75s XX5redi winter SIS MOS 90
Xxx spring 81 75@S 90; country made, Ky
red and amber 81 350@s-00s Xxx spring
81 00@7' 80; XNwhit6 pc $500 90. ~ ]
81 WHEATrvQa QaH but stezdy; .Nos Il sheld
At 81 75; A9t z DO at "a 6s@l ,6ss and NO: 4
sRea6s Rc6EN2aaise @ but nfe ii t6sss t6sssHl scHloss 3?
held at 69@70c for new shelled.
|sA OATSv Firm ahd dneminally nnchansed;
eaies at 6SG for No.1sr sdt lls ,ggeb i
for No?I and 81 25(a1s2S for NO. Q.
seTBARLEY+Dulpa ahd nominal Ut 81 coo
'2lO5I for No. u1so soanadas Slater held oa'
" 1S 81 vs nS1sdI rnmS1 and eve
holders asking 81 @34c for car lots, which
Is abovestfie views of buyers and transsc-
tions are Amitedsfig4 elf is dtsIw ai Sdi
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Chic;.a,e,.o,, 3, 4 umlarkl,eStE1-Jaan. az 81 a Is.

FLOUR-Duiia and heavy; sales OF spring
extra at SIS 0O@6 1928 1s2ash el'' q el'i :
.WHEAT-Quief and CO shade flrner,
sales of No. ! at 81 11s9H 1s16 and No. 3ar
Isl l214@1 Is; closing at ~ l24@1 l2zS
for No. 2. Sales this afternoon &C 81 12%.
CORN--Steadys at SOC for No, kiln
dried; 5l3za522{c for new, and 47@4Sc
tor no grade; closing, stI621 @52Ac 4or
new, and AZ @4712c for mo- grade,i aSalesof
new, tor future delivery, &c., Nothing do
ing this afternoon. It-a - =. =
qa1s snd csss y
475I@4Sc for No. 2, IN go vf,,5 Tol bssas1
+ RYE-Dnil at 81 16 fol, No. l, and 81 u
for No. 40 10 5aei.l s',i a. -.
BARLEY-- Dull sales of No. q at
81 64(91 IS. closing nominal at 81 g. :
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer, and; higuers
sales at s11 50@12 go; closing at I$l2 00(9
Ia 30. dividing on 200. "a,
LIVE -HOGS-Dull and nomfnally enne
changed; sales at 50 25@1o 30 for common
to choice. ,r.,4slr isl r ar. yaiilis
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FU0UR-Dull fanniIy 81 5O97 75.. ..,,.-,'
E WHEATalDull;N !; N63$1 70; MOI 81 75i9H
|(91 16;.no sales 5ns ,ao52uidssW bsSiio1o
CORN-Firm and in demand ct 6Scs buty In
was held at zoe az the close. hss;eora sdi q
RYEAHeld firmly at 81 40@1 AZ - e.
OATS-Firm; No r626s SIC snI assls Di'
|ui BA ARhEY Unchanged, bestErades % 25oss
Ga So; lower grades $l s0@l sS ahshort bu
'iH1s %aissYF4m rs saSh IL al add md dsuoo
T. PROVISIONS Held with eincreased 1si
firrnness. .bslt1ss bas bIos cd ot svsd ,sic
MESS PORK-At$29I5ead ed nsa ysd3 sIofa
E 8HiR sa dsslrs21i.'
and sides, ,n15l q for clear rib, shd f5Z @16cr ? !,
for clear do sales of 100000 Bs cleaf,ribbel
at 1870, sellers first halfof Februaryssandns-
40 600 lbs clear at 1524c on spot.i sr.dt ts
b BAGON--Ffrm at 1870 for shoulders ,ro
and 131t and 1759@ @1Ses Che demsnd mod HO
erate.iedt .oniT yHgg tsnoijaN adj yIusss1
/ BUTTE Firm at ss@4ocaarsyoD sdi ed
E. CHEESEaSIn good demand at 1s9 92oc,I4 :
[9 GROCERIESZdFlfm yand IN good ID! -
mapd sa4esl81 hhds Ishgar At 12az E914o; afn
| Coffee ip good demand; sales $40 baKa5 ati a
! [a2(924e tef fair 70 prime Bio, cprrency.d gsnI
E,s L1NSEEDi OIL Firm, hut: demand -.
Hight; small tIsareg al lsldo5@ Sc
81 PETR0LEIIMlsF Firm; 35@57c tfof sres OIL
mo Il idisdds9 and IL demand nd at al,du
oil 50. gross; receipts 400 head: hes bcs ssviw
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THE MAGAziNEs.-We have received, the
FebraaEyz number. .efsLippincott's Maga-
zine, Mayne Reid's new magazine Onward.
and new magazine just started in Chicago.
called the Western Monthly. These are
all capital magazines, and deserve an an ex-
tensive circulation. Mayne Reid's On
ward is,especially rich in wild Western
see hes, full Of exciting events, and paint
ing the adventurous life of the Western
trapper in a most attractive. style. An
drews & Hull have these magazines for
sale. ksGB . E.ss+
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new YORK stock marE.,-,an. n

New YORK Stock market-Jan. 15s
GOVERNMENT. .SToCKS--Stnong sad !.
active and higher, with 1925 and '67 as the
principal features, Ode lot of 5800000 sofd
the latter was bought at afternoon icallat
109. Buffers bill, preventing banks; bark
ing incurrency 6s, weakened currency fatesx
In the day, but otherwise the market closed
'62 113L @1l31s ; do '64 .1o9% lQ95S; DO '65
I1IO16 @fDlzs66 new 7OS1 Sl0s5S; Peg
I10s5s(9109; do '6s I0s5s@109; 10 40s l073z
@1071a 1a.aIySB 10 ,IEsIss1A d1A els''3o
The railway market opened weak, par
ticularly on western, the list being infiu-s a
eneed by legislation pending, in the Illinois
Legislature. The lowest prices were made .,
after the first regular board after which
the market strengthened aHd s9on, became y
active and excited, .whichf hfeeling confined
to close Of the day, when the market Was
strong though somewhat unsettled. II ig
rumored' that the Met Culloch party GRE ID =
land and Pittsburgh matter, and sthst the =
recent appointments OF receiver, and the
authorization Of FIVE millions OF converts. {
BILE bonds are1part of q plan to indnee short !,
sales. whereby a sharp corner c4ff be made,
$50 prices @ Weiis' Express 255za2 a26;s
American 3S@49; Adams h661z 656S; % ME >.
ted States 4794S; MERCHANTS Union I35z a.
1871; Pacific Mail f221k k@l227z<;1 Western y
Union Telegraph 342E934166; New York;
Central 1631a @1635s ;l Ere 3g1s@397f.'
Reading 95H@95A; Herre HatiA $50 =
Wabash l625s @62zs st. Paul .z45z0 75;s FoFts
Wayne 123 91231a; Ohio q Mississippi 331z
@335s; Michigan Central 118@If91Sf;; Z; Mich- !.
igan Southern slI@s2 Illinois Central
| @1O334 ;4lRock Island 1920 6l291<; North-
we esteru. .292xf029l
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80 PER CENT. REDUCTION.

NOTICE TO mEBCHANTs, BANK
IN ers Brokers, Publishers, Stationers, Print
ers, Companies. Lawyers, Architects. Schools.
Clergy men. Circulars. Prices Current, Letters.
Quotations Catalogues. Music, or any documents or
dinary cheap prices 100 COPIES fac. SMILES. of
any document or drawing. &c.. "a; 500 copies. Is;
cent. upon the above prices may be saved by using
Maurices Patent Autographic Printing Press. tor
Offices Publishers, Stationers, Printers, Schools,
Companies. &c. Price $50. A young boy can strike
of 100 copies. letter size per hour. of any docu-
ment, drawing. music, with the greatest facility-
prices. Public experiments each Saturday.
= IN bail kinds of Lithographic work are done
with the greatest care at the lowest rates. Maur-
ices Patent utoeraphic and Lithographio Print
ing, Writing and Engraving Establishment, 10
North William street, New York.
decl7- -d3tawly-vNY
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Toledo NJ arket-Jan. Is 8

iWHEAT-Dull and lower; No white
Michigan 81 SO; amber nominal ut 81 20;
do seller, February, Isl 73. pgiaJ sEe
CORN-Unchanged new 64c; new re-
jected Sic; new yellow s5e; new white sc;
new No L, seller, February, at 65c.. III so
= OATSlUnchanged; Michigan sc; re-
jected SOC. 80, -A4..re Fls 10 gTogig
RYE-Quiet.iia 4H] 80 ~ = -. -.
CLOVER SEEDAFfrnn; held 25c higher.
DRESSED HOGS--Lower; sales at II TO
l215c. hcpEiisI ~ Tst o. ~ ,9siiis"
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To CONSUMERS OF CoALs-Buy your coal
Of Rock Ran Coal Company. You will
find it ofsuperior quality, free from slate
or clinker. Eighty pounds to the bushel
is guaranteed, and it Is, sold;at the lowest
market rates. Orders left at the Office, 1s7
North High street, or at the Company's
order box at the grocery store OF George
Mcdonald & Co, 1O6 South High street
will be prom3fIy attended to.
;jan7 MAT. WEAVER, Sec'y.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTES.-The Columbus and
Hooking Valley Railroad will open for
business on Wednesday, - January 20th, 1869:
On and after that date trains win leave and
arrive at Union, Depot, Columbus as fol-
lows: -Tr6rr , Fgy1 FEsE II
First train. A. N. lois A. NJ
Second "ss.... .. !, - .s:45P.M. E5:os p. N.
AllItrains will, stop at South Depot.
Freight will be received at South Depot
tfofshipment on and after Tuesday, Janu-
ary 18th. "a GI44
W. HsLott hassbeen appointed Agent 1t
Columbus. .cEA9 - AK 5A9S
rJNo, w. DoHERrY, NJ. N. GREENE,
Master of Transportation. Vice Presideat.
- .cifldJOfLb Hi>t ian1s!d2t
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I. CAN'r Do Ir.-By the report made last
night by the Z City Solicitor to the,City
Council, it will be seen that that officer de-
! cided that the Council has not the power
| to construct bridge overishe canafat the
foot OF Friend street,. Heisrof opiniensthat
the County Commissioners must build the
bridge. The present bridge is very dan
gerous, and should be mqendeda e with new
one right suddenly-s,svs brs s~s1srsaa' :
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TEMpERANcE ALLiANCE.-There will be
meeting Of che Temperance Ailiance,this
evening at the, e,Second Fresbrterim Church
at " o'clock Mr.. Locke, Of Maine, viii
address the meetiqs-TTtl sS,cs