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PUNTING, DURBOROW & CO., AUCTION
D EERS Nos. 232 and 23s MARKET Street, corrxY AZ
Bank strest. Successors to John b. Myers 4 o.

BUNTING, DURBOROW & CO, AUCTION-
EERs Nos s and 9sa d. MAEKET 4, Street, Oorusr ~
On Monday Morning,
June 90 at 10 o'clock, on four months credit. 645t
SALE OF 1900 GASES BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs.
STRAW GOODS, Fro
june 81, at 10 o'clock on four months credit 6i56t
AND EsfsH EFGoob GERMAN
June %, at 10 O'Clock, four months credit 6I75t
CLOSING SALE OF THE SEASON OF CARPET
FANY sSs SCS SANrdN hS xETE REP ET CHECK AND
On Friday Morning,
June "a, at ii O'clock on four months credit 6Is5t
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERs,--
4 1 Mntsly ssSsTeH 70. & M rhomss sGnsl @
HANDSOME DOUBLE THREEsToRY BRICK RE.
HE6 oASfR RR66dbMUF FuRN RAR
hns one o s 8a oavsI EN- Fine
some Velvet Carpets, Lace Curtains Silver Safe Etc.
tHpssy ss ss RG'Pe9s street. By o4.
going TO Europe including hands ONE walnut draWns ly
some walnut ard dining furniture six fine
atf 1 na in ea6o
Fruit by Carl Arb Baum neyoelored ensrayings silver
some velvet carpets very spring hair mattresses
bed and table lnen fine china and glassware kitchen
ELEGANT DOUBLE THREF-STORY BRICK RE.
SIDENCE.
immediately previous the sale of furniture will be
with back building and large lot of ground So feet 'front.'
by lOl feet in depth, situate No 1903 Green street.
The house is in good repair ceiling frescoed
has all modern improvements, etc.
Subject to Northumberland rent of hundred
and seven dollars and forty-ive cents t$2O745 6ll7t
large Sale at the Auction Rooms No 70 Ohesnut street
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
OTHER GOODS.
From families declining housekeeping removing
"wednesday Morning,
June o. at 10 o'clock, at the auction rooms, No 704
Chestnut eet by cstaloeue very large and excellent
of superior Hons shold Furniture every
quality and description mostly secondhand, from families
declining housekeeping ana removing
ca Special epiion is invited to the following vaua
LARGE AND ELFGANT tkFNCH PLATE MIR
RORS IN HANDSOME FRAMES.
Splendid mante glass; 30 by 60 inches
Two sp endd mantel glasses, rs and 56 inches.
Elegant pier mirror 22 by 81 inches, with oornices and
Elegant pier mirror 122 by "a inches cornices aud
censole table.
Handsome pier Mirror 100 by "a inches. with console
table.
Two very fine pier mirrors. 100 by 80 inches.
los by 20 inches.
The above mirrors all first quality and equal to
SUPERIOR FIRFPROOF SAFES.
Fireproof safes made by Farre d Herring Evans &
Watson, Lille and Eiseman Evans.
STOCK BOOTS AND SHOFS ETO.,
By order of the Sheriff.
stock OF boots and Shoes counters II xt ETC.
SUPERIOR TOP BUGGY.
Superior opbuggy sets harness double and sngle6 St
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Alcoholic Liquors Pure.

TIE pungent usel oil biting pre-.
sent in all of them be scented the glass is raised
the lips The flavor of these active poisons
percepble to the palate, and burning sensation the
stomach attes their existence when the noxous draugbt
has down Paralysis diocy insanity and death
the pernicious fruits of such potations.
Medical science asks pure stimulaut to as a
specific which, while it dfuses itself through the system
rapidly than other known agent brought
direct and active contact with the of disease
the property of the stimuan oiue, md by the aid
its peculiar nutritious component parts invigorate
regulate couneract and restore and is by the happy
union of the principle of activity with the principle OF in
vigoration and restoration that enables
PURE WHISKY
To accomplish beneficial results
Having experience in the distilling of whiskies
and the largest and best equipped establishment of its
kind in the country supplied with the latest improve
ments in apparatus for cleansing Whisky of fuse oil and
other impurities and by strict personal supervision,
proprietors of
keystone Wheat whisky
Are enabled to ofera
Pure whisky
Distilled from WHEAT and, being made from the grain
possesses all its
Nutritious Qualities,
And can be relied upon strictly as represented
having been examined thoroughly by the leading anayti
cal chemists of this city whose certificates of its purity
and fitness for medical purposes are appended.
We invite examination and of any VINO would convince
themselves ask a rigid analysis.
TJ MARTIN co.
N BNotice that the caps and corks branded with
name to prevent counterfeting.
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
Price per bottle, $3.50.
Orders sent No. l5O n. FRONT Street will receive
prompt attention.
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, Nos tO8 and liz Arch st.
PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1870.
JfeSsrs. T. j. Martin &c Co.. Philadelphjd, PI.:-
Gentlemen Il have made careful examination of the
Keystone Pure Wheat Whisky, and found it per-
fecy pure article, and entirely from fuse oil and
other injurious substances Its purity and pleasant
and agreeable flavor render it particularly valuable for
medicnsl purposes.
Yours truly, T. A. GENTH.
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, No. l3s Walnut street.
PHILADELPHIA. March Il, 1870
NssSrS T. j. Martin Cf o., Phiadelphia, P1.:-
Gentlemen The sample of Keystone Pure Wheat
Whisky submitted to for analysis find to be pure
and as such, highly recommend it for medicinal pur
poses.
Respectfully, etc., VIM Ii. BRUCKNER,
Analyt. and Consult. Chemist.
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, No. All Walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA, April 8, 1870.
Jlessrs. T. j. Martin &C Co., PHILADELPHIA PI:--
Gentlemen II have made analys of the sample of
Keystone Pure Wheat Whisky by you examina-
ton, and find it entirely free from fusel oil any other
deleterous matters and consider it applicable any
use for which pure whisky may be desired. [615stf
Respectfully, CHAS. NJ CRESSON.
| sold Wholesale by FRENCH, RICHARDS IL
Co., NV. corner TENTH and MARKET SITS.
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CT PUBLIC SALE-FOR ACCOUNT OF THE
E;:i "Southwark American Mechanics Hall Asso-
clation" Thomas * Sons Auctioneers.-Two two
STORY frame dwellings, Nos. 610 and 612 Marriott
street. Second ward. on Tuesday, June 81 1870, at
~ o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale at the
the two twostory frame messuages thereon erected,
situate on the south side OF Marriott street. above
Sixth street, Nos 6lO and 612; containing in front
on Marriott street 80 feet II inches, Including two
feet wide alley, and extending in depth rs feet s
inches. Clear OF all incumbrance. Terms-Cash
Imme diate possession.
NJ THOMAS q SONS, Auctloneers,
6s111S Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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A.. SALE By ORDER OF HEIRS-THoMAS Il
E:n SONS, Observation-Disclosures Stand, Three
story Brick Store and Dwelling. No. 2003 German
town avenue, north Of Monroe street. On Tuesday,
June 81, $780, at 12 O'Clock, noon, will be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
threestory brick messuage and lot of ground, situ
ate on the northeast side of the Germantown road,
16 feet north of Monroe street, No. 2003 containing
in front the Germantown road 16 feet, and eX-
tending in depth the northwestern line al feet Ia
inches, and on the southeastern line 45 feet 25s
inches: thence eastward on the north line AZ feet
13S inches, and the south line 45 feet 29S inches
to Kresser street. which it has front of 10 feet
1t is occupied a store and dwelling; has bakery,
ETC. Clear of all incumbrance. Terms-One third,
a widow dover, to remain.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
GIG II IS Nos. l39 and 14l S. FOURTH street.
a.. PUBLIC SALE-THOMAS s. SONS, AUG
El!i toneers.-Very desirable double cottage, La
fayette street, Cape May City, New Jersey, 66 feet
'front.' 200 feet deep On Tuesday June 2S 1870, at ~
O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public SALE at the Phila
dephia Exchange.
Full particulars at the Auction Rooms.
Terms-One-third cash; balance may remain on
mortgage. Will rent for 5000. Photograph may be
seen at Auction Store. Furniture can be purchased
at a valuation If desired. Keys at the offce of
Messrs Creese Il McColum, Cape May City, New
Jersey. 800
624111S Nos 139 and 141 S. FOURTH ST.
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Ds REAL ESTATE.-THOIAS s SONS SALE.
[a:i -Three-story Brick Dwelling, rear of No. 1888
Barker street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
and Market and Chestnut streets. On Tuesday, June
21 1870 at II O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public
story brick dwelling and lot of ground, situate ON
the west side OF an feet 10 inches wide court lin
the rear of No. 1888 Barker street, between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth and Market and Chestnut
streets containing in front IA feet and extending
in depth 2l feet inches, when it widens by on
set on the north side across the head of two feet
wide alley to the breadth of 16 feet and thence
tending that increased breadth the further depth OF
feet the entire depth being 26 feet inches. Clear
of all incumbrance. Terms-Cash. Immediate
possession. Keys at No. 31S N Sixteenth street
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctoneers,
69111S Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
GA Is 25 Nos. 1879 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.

614ls25 Nos. 1879 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
C. PUBLIC SALE-THOMAS & SONS, AUC-
ElH TIONEERS.-Nery Desirable Two-and-a-half-
story Stone Cottage Toga street. second house east
OF Germantown Railroad, Twenty-hrst ward. On
Tuesday, June 21 1870 at IL O'Clock, noon, will be
sold at public sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that very desirable two and-a-half STORY (double)
stone and roughc cast cottagebuit residence and lot
of ground situate the north side of Toga street,
second house east Of the Germantown Railroad; the
lot containing in front on Tioga street 75 feet and
extending in depth 231 feet to Atlantic street. The
house contains IL rooms has gas BATH hot and cold
water, steam heaters, ranges etc. Stable, chicken.
cranberries, pears, etc, OF the choicest kind The
grounds are beautifully laid out has terrace front
etc. Terms-SI000 may remain on mortgage. Tho
above is about two minutes walk from the railroad
station. Immediate possession.
NJ. THOMAS SONS, AuctiOneers
G II SGT Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
r-, REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS Il SONS SALE
E;:i -Three-story Store and Dwelling, No. 134
Passyunk road, below Wharton street. on Tues
he sold at public sale, at the Philadel
pha Exchange, all that three-story brick
messuage and lot of ground, situate on the west
side Of Passyunk road 339 feet 16 inches from the
southwesterly corner Of Passyunk road and Whar-
ton street, thence northwest, at right angles with
southeast l6 feet 1-3 inches to corner OF q lot
belonging to Jacob S. LentZ; thence southeast by
the same, at right angles with Passyunk road 40 feet
1-3 OF an inch to Passyunk road; thence along Pas
syunk road 16 feet to the place of beginning. The
house contains rooms, painted and papered
cold water, water-closet, range, etc. Terms-S100O
can remain on mortgage. Clear of all incumbrance
NJ. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
6911 Is Nos. l59 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

IN PERRMPTORY SALE TO CLOSE A PART
- nership AcCount.-ThOmas Sons. Auction
GERS on Tuesday, June %, 1870, at 12 O'Clock,
noOn Will be sold at public SALE without reserve, at
the Philadelphia Exchange the following described
property, viz:
No /. Valuable Tract of Land 42I acres, Clear
field County, Pennsylvania All tnat undivided
half interest in all that tract OF aud, situate In
Woodward Township, Cleariield County, Pennsyva-
mia, bounded as follows: beginning at hemlock;
thence west by aud of Hugh HendersOn's heirs 230
perches to a white oak; thence north 10y land of
Cadbury 304 perches to white oak; thence east $50
perches to chestnut; thence south 50i perches to
the hemock and place of beginning, containing 427
acres and 80 perches of land, more or less, with
usual allowance of per cent for roads, sc. It is
heavily covered with the best quality of white pine
timber and is about miles from Clearfe creek
No. 2. Tract, lO0 acres. all that undivided half
interest in all that tract of land situate in Wood
ward township, county and State aforesaid, adoin-
ing the above; bounded by lands of Andrew Baugh-
men and Joseph Logan; containing 100 acres The
same tract OF land conveyed to William Irwin as the
property OF Joseph Logan, by Josiah r. Reed, High
Sherih of Clearfield county, by Sheriff deed dated
August 20, A. ID. 1851, duly recorded at Cear6eld,
in the office for recording deeds and other instru
ments for the county of Clearheld, in deed book
'R page 526, etc. and being the same tract of land
William Irwin and Amasa Wilks, on the 21st of July.
A. d., 1868, which duly assigned by Amasa
Wilks, on the 30th OF May, 1864, to the above
named grantors, the said agreement being carried
into effect byWilliam Irwin, conveying the premises
to the Rrantors ahove-named, in fee by his deed,
bearing date August 8, A ID. 1884, duly recorded In
the Office aforesaid.
21O0 shares Clarion and Allegheny River Oil Co.
Sl500 coupon first mortgage bonds OF the Juniata
Iron Manufacturing Co. (being in three bonds Of S50O
each).
Sale absolute
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in the burlesque OF "Ixion" were very taking
and seem likely to have q run.
Mr.. Spalding promises to make the season q
lively and brilliant one. The Zavistowski sis
tiers, will be followed by Joe Emmett, the Dutch
comedian, who as "Fritz" in Gaylers new play
of "Our Cousin German" is just now the sensa-
ton Of New York. Then will follow in rapid
sue ,ession the Florences, o. Dowd Byron with
his piece "Across the Continent; Lucille West
ern; Harry Beckett with his British Blondes;
the Hess English Opera Troupe; Barney Will
liams and wife; Lotta; Kate Reignolds; Mrs. d.
p. Bowers; Harry and Rose Watkins; Albert
Aiken and his sensational play, "The Witches OF
New York;; 4. l.. Davenport; Joe Jefferson
Little Nell, a new star; Fiske's Opera Bouffe
Maria Seebach, the German tragedienne;
Frank Mayo, sc. This embraces only portion
of the features of the season, as the list after
New Years is not fully completed. With q
comfortable elegantly furnished house, a good
stock company, and q brilliant succession OF
stars, the National will undoubtedly be the
rallying place Of the beauty, fashion, and cul-
ture Of Washington society this season.
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THE LATEST.
SURRENDER OF METZ.
THE MARCH TO ROME.
The Italian Troops welcOmed-A
Proclamotaea % the Roman
People.
The Prussian Advance.
Their Forces at Nssnx, Layny, and Hshun.
FAILURE OF PEACE NEGeTIAfIogs.
The Prussian Advance.
FAILURE OF PEACE NEGeTIAfIogs.
THE ADVANCE OF THE ITALIAN ARMY
ON ROME.

THE ADVANCE OF THE ITALIAN ARMY
ON ROME.
NEW YonK, Sept 1s.-Ths following 10 .
sSpecial to the New York feleeram:
FLoRxHcs. Sept u, Evening-General Cor
donna. in command Of the Italian troops on the
Papal frontier, has Issued . proclamation 10 the
Romano, In which he assures them that he does
not bring war to them, but peace and Border,
leaving to the administration fun freedom Of
action.
The independence Of the Holy See wiz not be
violated. The Kings troops on their march TO
Rome meet everywhere with N enthusiastic
welcome.
The garrison Of Montefascone withdrew be-
fore their advance without resistance.
THE PRUSSIAN MARCH ON PARIS.
PARIS, Sept. 13.-The exact position of the
Prussian advance Is not known.
According 10 various accounts the enemy has
arrived at Meaux, Lagny and Melun.
The Journal des Detats to-day has q loue edi-
forial extolling the patriotism Of Theirs.
NO HOPE OF A SUSPENSION OF HOS.
--e- TILITIES.
LONDON, Sept 13.-The kornine Post, speak-
ing semiofhcially, says the nsunals have aban-
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doned all hope Of suSpending hostih es Ban
croft r. making no f1ther EFFORTS toward media
ton. The Prussisn government has thanked
washhurne for extending assistance 10 Germans
in France.
THE ITALIAN TROOPS ~ THE PAPAL
STATES.
FLORENCE. Sept. iS.-The Italian troops are
enthusiastically welcomed in the Parsl State.
General cadOnnE, who = an com nsnd, has
issued PROCLAMATION guaranteeing the .nviO IA
bulty Of the Independence OF the Holy Sea. and
refusing to make war against the Pspsl States.
CALCULATIONS IN PROGRESS Ar LON =
DON.
bcNDoN' sept D-Count Albert De Berns-
WIH' RUSSIAN ambassador 20 Great Britain.
.,,, -s eeeh IN conferences with Earl Gran
'lne lrnsisn secretary OF State for tsreign de-
partPent) at Wslmer castle, Deal since So
day last, returned 20 London this srterpoo,
Earl Granville, learning OF the srr,y.l of n,
Theirs at London, also came into the CITY TO-
day, and st this hour q 10 ?. m } l. In consalta
ton with him st the French Embassy.
SURRENDER oF MErZ.
LONDON, Sept 1850 r. H-Reports OF The
surrender Of Metz have been received.
LATER.-LosDoN, Sept I5, S .. m.-Ittsru-
mored IN the streets here that Metz has sarreu-
dered Internationally. While no official adj
vices are At hand, the news is nevertheless,
credited at the Prussisn Embassy.
THE PRUSSIANs WITHIN 2s MILES OF
PARIS.
PaRis, Sept. i3.-Itis said that the man body
OF the Prussisns arrived at point within tsen-
y-eight miles OF Paris yesterday afternoon.
THE SIEGE OF PARIS.
PARIS, Sept l3.-The opsalon Natsona'- 90
ferring to the Paris fortihcstions, says:--I as
Prussisns will find something 10 speak 20, and
material abundant to make the conversation
long and interesting"
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, d. O., September II, Is7o.i
Postal COnv enton has been concluded between
the United States and the Empire OF Brazil, estsb
fishing and regulating the exchange of interna-
means Of the line Of mail packets subsidized by the
sspeT,tys oS nm I ing monthly between
othsr means Of transportai9n between the seaports
% ihe & two eonnss S as ,hs h oe established
mepts Of the United etates and Brazil.
s @
ter postage Of fifteen cents in the United States and
an
prepayment OF which Is compulsory and the letters
ali e sbsrse. y SstsoeSer % in the other. '''' Vi
Bu. 70, all ec5respcoderee other tran sttsrs IT s
m S ia a tnsTe snail De shsrgfd ana c0eetsa
% are now or may hereafter be established for do
mestc correspondence Of the same class; and, in I'D
diien theretof sea rate Of one cent eacb news
paper, AID fer each ounce (tbirty .-ammes or frac
tion thereof Of other printed matter, w..a i.iand
leeied :. the United States on all correspondence
sil by this route, are. therefore, as follows, VIZ
Newspapers two cents for each four ounces
frsction thereof and In addition thereto, sea rate
ON other printed matter, except book, and cir
lithOsr.phs, photOsrsphs, dravings, maps, ana
plans, two cents Per each four ounces or fraction
each ounce under for postage.
For books four cents per each four ounces, in sd-
or fraction thereof
For each three or less number OF unseaied circu-
lars two and in addition thereto one cent for
eac h ounce or under for postage.
II Is particularly to he observed that the abors
posiast charles correspondence Of al kinds ts
fully prspotd at the eos Of nratl,as. If not pre-
paid they cannot be forwarded.
Newspaper,, printed matter. and other articles of
msiable matter enumerated herein except letters)
will be char Red at the ONCE of destination in Brazil
with he rates Of inland postage established by the
laws OF that country for domestic correspondence Of
the same class.
In like manner on new pers, prints Of all kinds,
and other articles OF mailabe matter letters
Secttrtd 'a the United States from Brazil BY this >
route there will be charged and collected &c
dthrsry hsTesutdr Domestic rates of GATED States
tnlGad postage: the charge for postage being col
leeted by the dispatching country only.
New York is the only once OF exchange tba side
OF the Unitsd States; and Para, Pernambuco, Bahia
and Rio de Janero the ofhces OF exchange the
side OF Brazil.
Postmasfers will levy and collect postage accord
ingly. from and after this date.
By order Of the Postmaster General.
JOSEPH II. BIAcKrAV,
Superintendent fUreign Mails.
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0Brigham Young is looking for a compsrs-
lively single gentleman on whom to beesDg ths
hands Of i've and twenty marriagabls dauehterS
n6Young ladns wear very pretty and coouet- :
tish little bows Of gay oolored ribbon or sxeref-
tes In the hair, which are very becoming ana
stylish.
@Mis Minnie Bradbury, OF Marhel county.
Indiana, . studying theology, with view Of en-,
terins the ministry.
~The young girl Who vas found NV h.r
father In Oewego, some time since in coransnv
with married man, has become insgse. and I.
nov locked up In prsSate lunatic asylum.
1Work we comnepcsd on the Columbia
(Pa) and Port Deposit (Md.) railroad on We'd
nesday; The road % being built BY the Pennsyi-
&Supervisor butcher, Of Brooklyn, NY,
In attempting the seizure OF IN nhct distillery
yesterday, Was hercely attacked by q mob and
roughly used, one Of his aids losing fine gold
wstch. The marinesvere ordered out and tho
riot promptly quelled.
~The execukive committee of the nlinoss
Industrial University have voted I'm favor OF the
admission Of female gtudents, In case their par
ents shall have provided them suitable homes.
The committee also abolished all charges for
tuition, making it free 20 all.
ga laborer named Strong, who is upward OF
hfty years OF age, elopdn With the daughter OF
hie employer, q girl Of thirteen, from Mschiae,
Maine, o few days ago. They we're pursued by
q detective, and captured before the marriage
ceremony could be performed.
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PoLlT1cAL.-The Louisiana democratic State
Convention. met in New Orleans yesterday, ex-
Governor voorhees,, president. The only ques-
ton Of interest turned on tho admission OF COL
ored democrats, of whom some twenty were
present. motion that the question OF admit
ting colorsd delegates be separated from that
OF admitting whites was, after q sharp discus
sion, rejected. The question OF adopting the
report OF the committee on credentials, admit
ting them on the same footing - whites, will
come up to-day, The impression Ia that 1t will
be adopted by an overwhelming majority.
On Thursday next the democratic conserva-
tive congressional conventions In each OF the
i've districts OF Maryland viii assemble-the
frst district ct Cambridge, second district ct
Town ontowu, third district In Baltimore city,
fourth district at Frederick, and the nth dis
trict at Ellicott city.
Dr. Cyrus b. GioninRer has been nominated
Tor Congress nom the tenth congressional dis
trict Of Pennsylvania by the democrats. This
is . Gloss distxict, as at the last election Hon
Henry L. Cake, republican, was only elected
by f25 majority. "a
Vice Presidcnt Colfax delivered his opening
campaign speech TO his old congressional con-
etituents ct South Bend, Indiana, on tho 10th
instant. rr ''..rtt'
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TBE PENHsYLvANIA COAL TRADR.-The
fhlladelphia Ledger Of yesterday saws Of the
coal trade: 1.-The anthracite coal trade is pro-
crossing with evenuess and energy throughout
all The regions. We hear OF no disagreements
between operators and miners that threaten
any material check 70 production. All is moyins
forward harmonously 20 the greatly increased
pront Of the several carrying companies and ii
rs hoped, ultimately TO the 6enent OF coal consu-
mers The Increased supply Of coal must, IN
continued, soon exceed the market demand.
indeed, already the market Is a little shaky as
to prices. The total product OF all the anthra-
cite, semi-anthracite and bituminous coal
regions for the past, week, as Ear As reported
tons, against 4s6, ,I47 tons the previous veasrs
decrease OF 5, ,5s9 tons-and for the fiscal wear
il,i%,l9l tons, against l0,lI3 AZ tons 70 the
same dates last year, being On increase OF
Co., tons. Notwithstanding the production
OF coal Is large and the increase thus far this
season over saxteen hundred thousand tons on
last years production % the same time, We
incline 70 the opinion that consumers will aet
wisely by laying in their winters supply now