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lsa ss.D,a9 Un9iHation of Mr.. Bonacker having
!, CopvsD';.o oy the majority of the votes cast,
lg Biz ssiaa.:l SUn endorsed the choice by declar
he 6iecaon 6siecon to be entirely satisfactory to
E,ainops s1 s@'e7 present, as was indicated by
A. ;s' M. vote in his favor. ''1
Etsstes ase 100 oi the proceedings a number of
|as and ~ SH,!!aFeW, the near approach of train
mes b,v;aI b,iI anxiety to reach their resnective
|oa'ention Prompted the movement The
Fole ID to, 49, 51oo,Tever, proceeded with the work
sne naming of candidate for
kas nav. COUNTY COMMISSIONER
|eAa A r. ofder, Messrs. Jos. W. Prinele.
R1sas Deuneay, Francis O'Friel. Edward
tss, Pstria, 'S Iobin, VIM. A. SkelIv los.
leaa Dpn1iAA Smith, James W. Condor and
csou SniFe Sr, We're mentioned in that con
's tie tsL;nno no result was arrived at until
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mai AND PERSONAL

,sn CREssoN Rail ROAD.
ssSsBCR' ,ponday, June 18th, 1870,
sd 81 sl,'- road will run as follows;
/: on ths thsLS~cIeave EbenSburE
bEPA Connecting with Pittsburgh Ex-
Dress TesS' connecting with Mail Train
lis, P. h1;ibiIsdelphla Express East.
/ TestSsrrTpNING-Leave IL CressOn
BET y or on departure of Pittsburgh
rElpress " Y e'c: or on departure of Philadel-
90. Trrpress East.
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kCi,,a use having received more than the
|, .T 5s.i. lumber OF votes on the sixth ballot
n,,.-tc ;,.'eo the choice of the Convention, and
In, Tr nora; IiS nomnation was made unanimous.
'1'a0ninstiOn of candidate for the ofice of
SHERIFF
So,,a' ' Un M The list, the names of Messrs. D.
NeC,s;,h. m' Doran, VIM. B. Bonacker, j 4.
etS .e gat and Francis Cramer were pre-
bIot ~ 'ne Convention at once proceeded
|sics Urine .Or 'ne gentlemen named. Before a
sr tho ool!! a,rlVed at it was found necessary to
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~ i6s votss having oag been awarded a major
~ s' tie uon;nsaS sSs On the 9th ballot, was de.
TTTS OorcurreS ;T and that decision was there
sss stteutioni tTu In unanimously. % 'De'e
"'H % re III VI the Convention being next
selection of candidate for "
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POetfc-The rain came down in the streets
of town and made a perfect pud-nudule,
double quick right out of the wet-many gath
ering at Cham Roberts store IN q huddle Rod
ertsF store be it known, is the place TO get any
thing from a steel pen to n sewing machine
p-cheaper-cheapest. Why don't you go
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FIRST FnrR RAIIOrs

d S''T ". 'TSr ballots had been gone through
& 4r. forter's name was withdrawn from
~ a-.a%' n;s when the Convention again pro-
n WIN The Immediate work before it,
was accomplished after participating in
TWO MORE BALLOTS.
r.. 5th ballot 9th ballot
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ID L Z p .

DONAHOE.-On the 18th nit, near HemloclS,
Pa. Patrick F.. infant son of Thomas and Z. j.
Donahoe, aged 9 months.
He died-but those fond parents
Their sorrow Gid restrain,
For they knew he was with Jesus,
And they asked him not again.
And now from highest Heaven
He doth look down each day,
And sees whate'cr they doeth,
And hears what they do say. II, p.
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DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS LEFT FOR RECORD DUR
ING TIE THREE WEEKS ENDING AUG 9Th
NJ Decker to F. A. Murray, June II, 20,
lot and improve vefnents in Yoder twp 900.
George Hoech and Others to Frederikd
Wshn. 4 pril %, 1862, lot in Johnstown, nom l.
and improVements mn W ne in Carrolltown,. roo.
Martin Dietrich to NJ. Kronauer, May p,
1870 IA acres in Chest township, 80. TO-
j. Lantzey to Finney s. Rarrows, July II,
eid anG Cam5ria H co connties, $3.50
r. W. Cuttings to L. r. Edwards, April /,
township. 1900.
]. G. Niles. Ex'r. to VIM. P. Mckenzie
cha and litS Carroll S1 affoS townshp I6 peFoe IN
July Is. 1870, acres and pcrches In
Geo M Reade 1de Rirpr. to Mrs Sarah Da
Wis, March 20. 1870, lot and improve
John Mit!iIefon 20 to Thomas Dongherty,
Feb. 9, 1870, tract of land in Clearfeld ~
and Gallitzin townships; -. .;.....i 800
NJ. Farabaugh to John L. Edwards, April
Is, 1870, 134 acres and 60 perches and i'm
proponents in Carroll twp; $500
1858, ie and ana i'm proven in Ebens6urg, 1900
John Border to ]. B. Ribblett, March IS,
1870, 104 acres and 81 perches and inn
provcmentS in Summerhill twP.,...... 3225'14
L. r. Edwards to Andrew Young, July
Biacl1iick t6wnship,. M ''.. 5000
B. F. Van Scoyoc to stephen Van Scoyoc,
j. Folckomer, Guardian to a H. Brown.
July 10, 1868, u acres in Jackson twp. 110
D " ilhNllSon, CrutlrdlaIl- TO IL lam npDell,
June S8, 1870, 405 acres and I05 perches
in BIackliciI township, LOCO
Paul Elwanger to +. Bearer, July -, 10,
partlot in Carrolltown,. -. -. 100
Thos D. Lewis and others to Jane Git
tings, July 20, 1870, 19 acres and l36 per-
ches and imp'ts in Cambria township, 1,Oo0
Thos. D. Lewis and others to Richard w.
| Cuttings, July 26, 1870, I2S acres and Sc
perches in Cambria township,.......... 1,SC0
/ T. F. Mcclure to J. NJ. Mcclure, May s.
/ 1870, lot and imp'ts in Conem'gh bor.,. SOC
| ]. Varney to NJ. Cunningham, Sept. 81;
! 1885, acres in Chest township. 335
] Levi Stearn to J. ". PrinEle, May 4, 20,
lot and ifnprts in Franklin borough. 1,30C
! NJ. Nj. Adams to John and Henry Mellon,
Clearfeid township. .......:s...,.. - 1,OG
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

L CAMBRIA COUNTY.-Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the following Apprlisements of certain
Personal Property of Decedents, selected and
set apart for the Widows of Intestates. under
the Act of Assembly of 14th April, 1851, have
been filed in the Registers Office at Ebensburg,
and will be presented to the Orphans Court for
approval Oa WEDS ESDAf, the Ith DAY OF sep
tenlber next, to wit:
The Inventory of the personal property of
Daniel Goughnour, ST., late of Taylor twp,
decd, retained by Mrs. Catherine Goughnour,
his widoW-S257 10.
The Inventory of the property of James Glas-
gov, decd, retained by the widow-S5e0.
The Appraisement of the goods and chattels
which were OF Thomas McGough, jr., late OF
Croyle township decd, set apart to his widow
-S;6S75
The Appraisement of real and personal pro-
perty set apart TO The widow of Danl W. Brown,
dec'd-$l5374.
GEO. ". GATMAN, Clerk.
C9erk 8 Oftce, Ebsnsburg, Aug IL, lsTo.
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From PruSSiR.-The very latest news from
Prussia is that James J. Murphy, No. 100 Clinton
street. JohnStown, has large amount OF made
up clothing which he will sell as cheap as the
present war will warrant. He is perfectly viii
ling TO take greenbacks for clothing ana sell at
clothing will do well to call at No. 100.
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Crimes and RiSdemeanOrS are distinct
things a crime * neglecting to buy dry goods
at John J. Murphy,s Store Johnstown. a mis-
demeanor is merely buying them somewhere
else Both crimes and misdeIueauorS viii be
promptly pardoned by Mr.. Murphy, whose good
will had better be secured at once by buying a
great quantity Of goods at the Mansion House
Corner.
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nIasOn e. Dfxon,s lin.

Mason 81 Dixon'S Line was abolished by
the 18th Amendment, but q new line has been
formed-thut is u bee line to n. F. Carol 5 Dry
Goods and Grocery Store. No. 2l5, opposite the
opera House Main street, Johnstown, where
goods are carried away by armsfui- Give MIR.
Carol a call and buy something worth While.
You will never regret it.
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Poon HOUSE DIREcron

Poor HOUSE DIRECTOR,
IRE names OF Peter I'll Berg, Anselm Weak
land' James Farren and James Mccoy were
suggested, The nomination of the first named
gentleman was secured after the following
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Sifauts.-The Cardiff giant be seen at
Leopold q Brothers Clothing store, No IA
splendid new suit of made-up clothing, and
where any other man be fitted with any
kind of clothing, as cheap as the cheapest. Call
soon or the giant viii be gone, and then you
will miss grand sight.
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~ Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where. Beware of counterfeits. Ask for Helm
bold's. Take no other. PRIcE-S1-25 per bottle,
or six bottles for 1880 Delivered to any ad-
dress Describe symptoms in all communica-
tiOns.
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The Very Best.-Munson's Copper Tubular
Lightning Rod, with spiral tlanges, has been
of the United States; and in q test of thirteen
years, no instance Of their iRefficiency has oc-
Cured It mas received the first premiums
at many State Fairs and Institutes, and was
never beaten in any scientific contest. 1t has
been endorsed by over five hundred Professors
of Colleges and scientific men, As the best rod
ever invented, possessing all the elements re-
quired to protect buildings from lightning. It's
power surpasses twenty iron rods, q solid
copper rod an inch ana half thick. 1t does not
get out of order, bat viii endure as long as the
building stands ON which it is erected. No holes
are made in slate or tin roofs, and in every re-
spect the utmost satisfaction is guaranteed
The attention of Architects and Builders is re-
spectfuily called to the merits of this rcd
Manufactured by LOCKHART & Co, 234 Penn
street, Pittsburgh, and put up in Cambria cOun-
ty only by RICHARD JONES, JolnRtown. Pa,
who viii promptly execute work entrusted to
him in the most perfect and 80 satisfactory man
ner. P. o. Box so, JohnstOwn, Fa.
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yEctor:ous.-The French and Prussans have
both been victorious, and so has leopold Mayer
Dry Goods merchant 2l2, Opera House, Main
street, Johnstown. Mr.. Mayer uses needles in
stead of needle-guns, and % a consequence his
victories are bloodless. He has taken high
prices by surprise, and now sells dry goods,
dress goods, hats, bonnets, and notions cheaper
than ever.
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DIED-In this Fplace, on Tuesday night, 9th
inst after a long and painful illness, Mrs Mar
garet Evans, wife of Mr. John EvenS, tanner.
aged about 40 years.
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Very Fine.-The fair at Loretto is said to
have been one of the best ever gotten up on the
mountain, and the stock of goods of every shade
and variety kept by A j. ChriSty is without
doubt the very finest and most complete ever
opened in that place Mr.. Christy has talr all
the timefair goods, fair prices and talr deallng.
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OAK HALL, Philadelphia, isas cool as refrig-
orator this hot weather, and when once you get
into one of its summer suIes you 1eei as though
you had gone on q voyage in search OF Sir John
Franklin.
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A kissing Scene.-"Ch! kiss me and ro,'
said the maid of his heart, as she prOffered hel
lips as his pay TO depart; the morn is approach
ing, my mother will know, my kindest and dear
est, just kiss me and go y And the smack tha
he gave her tarnation loud as they parteC
that morning at the steps of the door, and soOl
the brave ''lOvyer'' was lost in the crowd tina
was rushing pell nell to Shoemakers' cheal
store.
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stove Pipes are getting immensely ont of
bla hat can always be bought at Cohen's Hat
Parlar No. 237 Main street. Johpstown. If any
man wants to run his head through joint of
stove pipe he can do so, but men OF taste viii
crowd around the Hat PGrlor, where fashion
reicns stlnreme. Gents furnishing goods on
hands at all times. Mind that.
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real ESTATE rRANsFEns.

DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS LEFT FOR RECORD DUR
ING TIE THREE WEEKS ENDING AUG. 9TH.
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John Wagner. of Chest Springs, was chosen
by acclamation
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Cheapest t-SiE,2pTest-Fsest. Clearing all
enclosed and warranted in McLanahan, Stone i
Isett's G1ollidaysburg, Pa-.) Molcer, which they
deliver free of freight for $l10 They have also
tho best Independent Spring Tooth Hay Rake,
EnlO1U Nolcer Knife Grinders, Self-R0IinI Reap
er, Gum Spring Drills, Combined ClOreT H'dle9S
SellGfutoys Cider 1fdis, &c, &c. MCLASAHAN,
STONE & ISETr, Honidaysburg, Pa. [m.12.3m-+ =
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Zig FfgJlt.-The great contest at the pri-
mary elections for Democratic delegates, on
last Saturday, where every voter was out. did
not prevent Mr.. Mayer from selling large
quantity OF ready-made clothing at No. 24i,
0pera House Johnstown, and he iS willing to
sell ten times many garments yet all well
made and of good material. Can't you call and
see the big store and buy lot Of goods.
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ExGuIsite.-Mr. Evans, the artist, executed
several photographs for couple OF our house
hold pets one day last week, ana we must say
that we have not seen them exceiled- Ihey are
perfect gems, and plainly indicate that Mr. E.
understands his business TO perfection.
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IFYOU WANT a nice set of teeth upon the
Stuck patent principle with the privilege OF
in case they are not perfectly satisfactory any
time within one year, go to Dr. lzenberg s ,- Of
flee, in Altoona, where you can get them. Ihe
DR. warrants all his work, and will do 1t as cheap
as like work can be had in the two counties. 2t,
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Our Say.-Right here we wish 10 say that h.
r. Davis, the accommodating East Ward Iner-
chant, can and will give as many goods OF Ine
best quality for the same amount oi money as &as
any dealer here or hereaboutS. line prom OF
the pudding" etc. Call and ee convinced.
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STONEROAD'S CATHARTEC SYRUP.
used in all cases instead of PILLS, EPSON SALTS,
CASTOR OIL, &c Highly Favored. Pleasant TO
take Children like it. Price 5 20 cents. Whole
sale r. e. SELLERS & Co, As Wood Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa tJune TO- 1o'o--Ay-1
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THE YOUNG Folks RURAL" is the title of
new Rural and Literary Monthly, designed for
Young Men and Young Women, which Is to be
issued by H. N. T. Lewis, the publisher OF the
Western Rural, at Chicago. Prizes are offered
for stories and contributions from young wrl-
ters. $I.00 per year.
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Summer ClOsing.-This is the last month
of summer, fact which reminds v ). Barker
that it is time to close out his summer stock OF
superb goods, and that he proposes to do by re-
ducing prices and giving all his customers pet
ter bargains than ever for the ready cash
Very Sensible Business buying from V. S. Bar
ker.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1881.
Major Powell is about TO continue his
explorations of the Colorado
In weeks time all members of Con-
gress will have left Washington.
"A number of postal changes were made
in Pennsylvania yesterday.
have been telegraphed to our legations in
Europe.
Graham, the county seat of Alamance
county, N. c., has been placed under martial
law.
In Washington yesterday the thermo-
meter indicated temperature of ninety-nine
degrees.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen's commission as Min
lister to England was signed by the President
yesterday.
There is a rumor in New York that Prus-
sia has made proposals for the purchase of
the Stevens battery.
Comptroller Hulburd is in receipt of
great many letters from gentlemen who wish
to establish new banks.
The Georgia Legislative Committee has
acquitted Governor Bullock of the charges
brought against him.
General Grierson reports that the Chey-
ennes seek to provoke hostility to the In
dians which will drive them all on the war
path. He does not believe, however, that a
general combination can be effected.
Three murders by Indians are reported
from Fort Sill Indian Territory. Cheyennes
and Kiowas are supposed to have committed
the outrages. Troops were sent in pursuit,
but the savages escaped.
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THE WAR.
LAST EVENINGS DISPATCHES.

AWAITING THE FIRST BATTLE-AN EFFORT THEN
TO BE MADE FOR PEACE-EXPLosIyE BULLETS
-PRUssIAN SPIES ARREsTED-FRENCH yoLUN-
TEERING.
PARIS, July 19.-The Journal OticieI of to-
day has significant article on the attitude of
Holland, with which it processes to be
pleased, and continues:-"But no one can
ignore the ambitious designs of Prussia
against the independence of Holland. Bis
marck wished to make that generous and il
lustrious nation submit as the Danish duchies
were forced to submit" He wished to
render Holland the naval state of the North
German Confederation, and under the
pretext of establishing closer commercial rela-
fions, tried to place Prussian customs officers
at Amsterdam. The patriotic emotion aroused
in Holland at the time of the Luxembourg
affair will also be remembered nor will it be
forgotten that without the firm stand taken
by France the Prussian policy would have
had results fatal to the Independence and
autonomy of the Netherlands The Cabinet of
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship YazoO, Catharine, New Orleans Phadel-
phis and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer, Jones, New York, j. +. Oil.
Steamer Leopard, Hughes, Amesbury Point, Mass,
John S. Hnes.
SteapeI X. Wiling, Cundin Baltimore, A Groves Jr.
Brig Marine Reed, Boston, SnncksOn & Co.
Schr j. s. Shind!eT, Lee, Great Egg Harbor captain.
Schr Sarah Wood, Hickman Boston, David Cooper.
Schr a. M. Edwards, Hinson, Richmond, Va, do.
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DIRECTORS.
Thomas Q. Hand, Samuel E. Stokes,
John Q. Davis, William @. Boulton,
Edmund A. Souder, Edward Darlington,
Theophilus Paulding, II. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, Edward Lafourcade.
Henry Sloan, Jacob Riegel,
Henry G. Dallett, Jr., Jacob p. Jones,
ames Q. Hand, James B. Mcfarland,
William c. Ludwig, Joshua p. Eyre,
Joseph III. Seal, Spencer McIlvain,
Hugh Craig, III. Frank Robinson,
John ID. Taylor, j. b. Semple, Pittspurg,
George w. Bernadou A. B. Berger, Pittsburg,
william G. Houston, ID. II. Morgan, PittsburG
THOMAS G. HAND, President
JOHN @. DAVIS, Vice-Fresideux
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary IL
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Special Despatch TO The Eventrg Telegraph.
HAvRE-DE-GRACE, July 20-The following boats
left this morning in tow:-
Naomi and Ella, with lumber to Norcross & Sheets.
Fanny and Emily, and Pilot Boy, with lumber to
Patterson & Lppincott.
@. II. Zeigler, with lumber to Taylor & Belts.
E. d. Trump s. Son, with lumber to Trump & Son.
General Meade, with lumber, for chester.
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7nst

.6TFS PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN
NSTTHEH%sHR ING GoMRANYs ia Xsw RESR SR
The YAzQo will sail for New Orleans direct. on
The Woo viii sail from New Orleans, via Havana
THRoUGR BILLS OF LAD1NG at as dow rates as by
Brazos and to s points the Mississippi ye4
New SesS1 sna ST a0a RED River res
WEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH, GA
The WYOMING will sail from Savannah on Satur
The ToSAwANDA will sail for Savannah on satur
epa in Georgia Aa6SmS FOTds 40 N MssRpp
the Central Railroad Of Georgia atlantic and Guif Rail Rail-
road and Florida steamers at as low rates competing
The PIONEER will sail for wilmington on Tuesday
July Is at tP Returning. will leave Wilmington satur
Connects with the Cape Fear Rivor Steamboat Com
karoads and the wilmington and &anchsster Raroad
Freights for Columbia s. O., and Augusta. Ca, taken
via WILMINGTON at aslow rates as by any other route
of adine signed at Queen street wharf before day
-. WILLIAM I: JAMgEs, "a gs, General enc a Agent.
THE REGULAR STEAMSHIPS ON THE PHI
i LADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON STEAM
SHIP LINE are ALONE authorized to issue through
bills of lading to interior points South and West in
ALFRED L. TYLER,
Vice-Presdent So q. RR. Co.
.<cFEE8, PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON
8sAIkL4Ss STEAMSHIP LINE.
TINS line is now composed of the following first
class Steamships sailing from PIER II, below
Spruce street, on FRIDAY OF each week at s
4. d.
j. w. EVERMAN, 692 tons, Captain Hinckley
PROMETHEUS 800 tons, Captain Gray
JULY, 1870.
Prometheus, Friday, July 1.
j. w. Everman, Friday, Juys.
Prometheus Friday, July Is.
j. W. EvermaD, Friday, July 22.
Prometheus Friday, July 29.
Through bills Of ladng given TO Columbia, S. c.,
the interior OF Georgia, and all points South and
Southwest.
Freights forwarded with promptness and despatch.
Rates as low as by any other route.
Insurance one-haf per cent, effected at the office
| In frst-class companies.
No freight received nor bills Of ladng signed after
| p NJ. on day Of sailing.
SOUDER & ADAMS, Agents.
No. DOCK Street,
Or WILLIAM. p. CLYDE a. CO.,
No, II S. WIIARVES.
| ton. 624
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Correspondence of The Euenind telegraph.
EASTON d McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, July 19.--Three barges leave
in tow to- night, for Baltimore light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, July 19.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
st, James, Alvin Clark, W. H. Talmage General
New York, L. s. G.
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ARpTvED yEsTERnAv

Steamship Wyoming Teal, 60 hours from savan-
nan, with cotton, rice, etc, to Philadelphia and
Foster and wife, Miss NJ. Forbes, James Bradley and
wife, Colonel P. Wise, Il. j. Collins, Mr.. J. Shaw
Mr. j. H. Guerrans, Miss Bayard, Mrs. Mary A.
Bradley, Mrs. j. ID. Goodall, NJ Meyer and wife,
Mrs. f. Cohen and child, j. S. Husbands r. ]. Free
man, Q. M Scott, W. ID. Kelley, Miss NJ. Still, w. j.
Kelley.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, d hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. M. Baird & Co.
Schr c. T. Taylor Steelman, days from James
River with lumber to Collins 81 Co.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NelSs see FIRST Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THISD DAY.
SUN RISES ......... 445 MOON RISES ........ 1872
SUN SETS. 726 HIGH WATER........ 6'54
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
THOMAS G. HOOD,
CHRIS. j. HOFFMAN, ? COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
THOMAS q. HAND,
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THE REGULAR STEAMSHIPS ON THE PHI
i LADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON STEAM
SHIP LINE are ALONE authorized to issue through
bills of ladng TO interior points South and West in
connection with South Carolina Railroad COMPANY
ALFRED L. TYLER,
Vice President So, G, RR Co
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INSURANCE.

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
IL COMPANY. Incorporated BY the Legislature
of PENNSYLVANIA, 1895,
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Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regu-
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown except the Canadian line which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Conti-
nent call at Southampton.