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Fisk may eventually fall in all ofhis
pecuniOsyy undertakings but fo has at
least introduced a new phrase into the
slang Of tho, day. The, Detroit Ttibttae
siayIIga.:, al r. 3, Hathaway, late money-Or,
der clerk In the Hartford Post Office, has
gone, with $500 Of tho Office funds,
where the %oodbine twtnett.,'" .', %
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THR postal telegraph scheme for faeill.
tating rogucs, thieves, lobby agents, and
plunderen generally in their operations
against the public treasury, seems to BIZ
in d fair way ofsucceeding. There arc SC
many hungry cormorants 70 no provided
for, that the present limited patronage %
the Government j. utterly inadequate tc
supply their wants. These considerations
are quite sufficient to secure the raaSagco
Mr. Ramsey's bill. q ' 49, ~
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THE emancipation of tho scrs of Rus
sia, 1t Is stated, will become entire and
complete On February l9fls5Q sRlPh that
date they wilfEbt b6 bound down ,6reI
side in, their, Sommunes, but, will DO per-
mittca e settle at win III ahy part Of
Russia. "s'a ~ 'sohsELsf2
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yASpERRtET isfieEotiSti6g for the pur-
chase Of the Sing Sing IelitGnday, An
institution Of this kind would besa good
thing 70 have IN tic Vanderbilt family
or good thing in which to. have some Of
the family, .H
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A OR o 8 I'll q.

9 hould your chest be narrow contracted or Thin,
q ave you dull heavy pain or oppression Withln,
o that dry hacking cough or Eh0rtngS9 Of breath,
o INTO many 20 otton the herald OF death.
L ook we'll to your Bafety-not even delay 81
D are not with your life 70 tRiae day. p'
Z nauiFo 81 onea RhaFa 10 got Shoulder HEacea,
Z emember z. Booking and Booking b Carroll
Gns the cheapest placed 7''7 sg1E-ifli
nut tho Braces arc not al you viii and, j 11b
Remarkably cheap and exactly 70 mind sg.J
4 II medicine pure, Drug good In thGiF plAeeA
G ogmotiea, perfumes IN tho rArcat show cases.
3 Ach lady these wanting a ~ ate believing,
lana ~ a. . 30
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ROBERTS ONO BtRN- On Monday, JSau.
M. CLfaGEF! D! RoBBRTSoN. Of this city. and
Miss MARY r, osBURN, Of Noble county, Ohio.
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NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
VI ROAD. lriH All ~ h5rfEu
POI. Notice to Contractors. e 70
Sealed Proposals will DO Eee0iVed'at tAO1 ngt
neors 0hics q ChAElOlton, West Virginia, pntn
u n, March Lat, 1870, Tor tho gradual 0p, mason
ryand the BuperBtfuetuFe Of bridges % Tho ebesA-
peaks and Ohio r, n. between the Eall5 o. Id.
nAWha and the Ohio River, Including A09Q, go
cubic yards Of excavation and 1000 cubic yards
Also It tSo Engineers OnicS d Richmond, Va,
until II n, March 10th, 1870 Ifpe several heavy
sections East Of theWhllO BdlphnF Sphng8-thg
Great Bond tunnel, 8, 90 rot; lewis tunnel, 3 800
fest; aV0 other tunnels fFOl 100 no tebt 10g
several sections In rock eating md Ahoat 10N0
euhle yRrde Of mBSonFy. Pf0hlel and RpeelAca.
tlong can be found ct the once Of the company,
u William street, New York; At Richmond Va,
and Ct Charleston, West Va, uuand Afeot Janu9'
~ 18th, 1870. .t.,-.. -.II,,t.,,.
The company reserves tho light % reject any OF
al tho bids offered and 10 mAkO private eontractS
II information Is g time, &C., viii DO glyon at
For fnFlhm information apply TO q. D. Whit,
comb, chief Engineer, Riehm6aa, Va, o. 10 ".
4. Ruper, Pr. Al1't RngineeI, Charlegton W, VI.
OF HUNTINGTON, 49,
IS .L.nDI.I PFoIs On. 3 Ohio R r, Co.
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= 5TaEnew CohS tilutib6 ID Virginia Offers
4 strOng ihdacGhsht 10 'tapltal'to secE in
vestmsnt there. It authqrizss "ggny rate Of
interest not exceeding twelve per cont. pei
annum which may be agreed upon by the
parties and be specified in the bond, note
or other writing evidencing thedebt," II
The absence, however; OF such agreement
theratC orintorest Is fixed atslx per cent
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4A W. AK WITH ,SPECTAcLEs'
Aold dJOG made new. easily. without doctor
or medIeInS6 Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10
cents. Address 1U4.jl 5DR 3. B. Fo0TB,
al .ss, ana, 10 Lexington Aye, N. Y.
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. A sTOuNDTN4 RRYRLATIONs-

q A STOUNDNG REVELATIONS
-EATwo scientific publications are in The Geld
aRaInIt The hAir dyes Of which lead D. The basis.
Tho New York Rtat4al Gassts and 7as Journal
of cbmi,tfy bitterly denounce them. Yst the
hair may DO Baiely dyed. Hare you seen Prof.
ChIlton's Testimony, founded on careful analy-
SIs, and certifying that CHMSTADoRO'S RHcIt''
StOR DT1 10 nOkPaly A ar!t,clSSs article, for
changing the color Of Tho hair, but ABsOLuTntT
sAR1., Chriitad9ro'H Hair PreseryatlVe, a.
Dreaslng, acts ike Q charm on the Hair AFTER
DyeinR. Try It -,'+ IAns.lmd&W
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BRANCH OFFICE, jCLAREsBuRG WEST "a.
Hon. JOHN j. DAVIS, T. s. sPATRS,
President Vice President.
REIERENog nE PGRnlssIoN.

REPERENCG pr PERAIBsIoN:
Hon. WIN. 3. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
Z. L. Berkshlre, Judges Supreme Co1itO'
james q. Brown, Appeals ofWe!t "
]. J. jackson, ~ Judge OF U. $, DISsna
81 D. c 81 81 fafBtE6r.A, President of sen,ie,
A. WetSESFer, member Senate.
70 Jacob HombEook. PreaE West Va. lls TO-
Jacob n. BIchel, Vice PFGSt
Caleb BoggO0I, Attorney, ClAElesbuEg, W. Va
Samuel We0dlg asg!0flP hilllpptg
B, WhIte, Sheriff Mercer. county,
X @. DGF1GJ sehAle, Mtnhtal county
]. N. Camden, President OF First National HANK
PArketSbaIR. " iFfF 'h' th
And the iel!ewtng members Of the HolNe Of DELE
gates Of West YlfginlA3 IN 5,ffrFs..
Hop. p 4 Smltt B4nAwhA eodnty-
y @. @. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetEsl e
Nathan Coz H9rrisOn ="
Joseph TetGf, Barbour
X. n. Hill, Marion
James HOFyey, Brooke
4" 4. DEVIdSSSi TayISr 'EY "SRii'
Henry BFanlon, Lewis
Pt'PFlQId HO0'y, DOd0riagp - - asEH
FiSBEESS F. !S:S { FiljfRl ,,.t.,
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Paper, Pattern, Dress and Cloak
Making Emporium. ~

Spring opouing Of Paper PatternH March Lit
ls7t HrS. llnd9r'a recent visit TO Paris enables
heF ID fecelfO Fashions, Trimmings, and Fancy
Goods superior 10 anything In this country. Sets
OF Patterns for Merchants and Dress Makers now
ready. DRRGSRs AND cLoAIel made in twenty.
four hours notice. TRIMMINGS, Laces, Gloves,
Ribbons, Jowelry, Fans and Emhroideties. G0P!
FRRn2o NAoHul6 for tale. QOodA sent by Ex:
preSG 70 oil paris Of the Union. I9, fObll
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acknowledgements.

~: 4 2 n 81 r 56if.-oNE OF THE MOST
9deEiI 40 Lots on tho leland, hontlng The
.FlSSF RI r 4 about 100 feet deep eQEnef lVato
Ohid SlFVOts, below and CONVEX lent 70 the
i Bfth . splendid View otWhaTt Aha lower
teaslty' ri I1RW1N.
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nIsSOLUTI0N,-THE FIRM OF
~ Q. HlIdsgtht . t9to., |! dissolved BY Ii.
death Of P. g. Hildreth: An persons having
.th6m foF GattIouiout, 9And those knowing thSI
Selyea indebted are requested 10 call and settle
% It IL deSired TO close up tho business lS SoO6
m possible PC. HuDRETH 1 BRO,
I .BNBIR, HILDB1TH, Surviving Partnef.
, tWthb6ilhkS Wi Vi, Jan. I. 1870. ~ RI.
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3SglR RENT-AtH HOUSE DE. ft
- lirably located on Penn street Wheel TS m
hSnIe IL neaFlY new, convenient and built In the
nest modern style. Apply OF; The PEemlSSSF %
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.CTOOKHOLD Frs NOTICE
O8TRRETHAILWE1,SS-iTli6 dniEltl mOSlID.
or thS Stoel h6IdGfS OF Dc CitiSedF RStfSSS
Company, and election OF Dlrpct0FI, Mn Ia.
place on Saturday January 18th, At o'eloef ;
T., In the Council Chamber Of the City BuIldbS.
HARRY CALDWELL.
janis Secretary.
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A LICoCKs POROUS PLAsTERs.
Sudden severe palms Of tho tide and back,
stitches, spGSmS, etc These affections arc most
FoubleSoms to parsons past middle age, WIN
even come on In bed; arc very painful and often
dangerous. In damp weather they are more ne
quent t&an in dry. These planters give relief Of
olss, and need % be always Il thOd1wer, handy.
'" PAIN or THE SIDE CURED.
''3F ALLENTOWN PINK, April 4, 1852.
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ATERCHANTSt NATIONAL BANK
M OF WEST VIRGINIA.
ms DiFe6ioFa Of tllb Bank have declared adyl.
dehd Of Five PEI e6HtS WiiChWtll bepAld t0St0cf.
holders, or their legal representatives on demand
whselinE. s5sita9 . iSiSi' es q aa79sESE
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MessEs. T.. AIIcocK d Co. p Ia!rHa.t ID
Dear Slrt:=Ny daughter used one Of your
Porous PlAsterp Sh0 had very bad pain IN heE
side, and It cured her In one week.
Your truly, JOHN v, N. HUNTER.
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5000 Som n, ONE nHALnA-McSSrS. J. Baleh
/ Son, Of Providence, R. l., write, Nov. 1868
Z We have sold The ,PorouS PlaSsetg for twenty
years, and, at retail and jobbing, must have
sold twenty-five thousand altogether. Thoy arc
WOll liked" "'' tAH8'ind&W
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DIS80 LlUTI N-THE FIRlfOP
IL McClellan d Knox was dissolved on IA
in 0H1rCl Ian etifln1s a a blME<Sf !"
Slis 615 3 Vii 81 d sihat d ma tthi M.
q, & &cO' xscarAFtIS |. 2z5Ig
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EEWNKIFT0FTcFR

IS. .E9sJ a :
NO.PARTNERSHIP.-I HAVE Az
" ISOLATED WiIhdAc n ne Merchant Ta liz
i3g Rla &c !o! z a. g. "a TSIa
SchRmbEa. Under Tue 0Hm mana Of D, SchambtS
q Sons, by whom the bu6ineb6 10 al itS brSntS..
Will, hereafter, DO conducted. Thankful n ~
tonerS and public In general for past flyOr, w.
respectfully Ooliclt Ge0ntinpRlee pf the lSms W
d = .,rr.hRS. SSCC.HdAlMlIBRA,
n y IN III ~! \, ibkA,
70 NoTtCR. 'F n -
All persons having claims against me. Min
please present them IpF ettlSmelL, and al Wy
sonS ka0TinK Themselves Indebted, viii nlSSS1.
call and settle on or before ne IL GdAy o. Ar
next, % al accounts must % el0eed BY that llSe
" ISnITsdAWS, .91HfThDg SCaAlfBRIt'
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THE MOST POWERFUL, VEGETABLE ALTtRATIvE
.ertt.'1 9i. 75ilr-luiTin7 2b 81 Il salEis
f-l YErp1sGoVRRND. Ar
plsnAgEg OF rHE moon. H4N'

<lE ~ HEHl iuHa "a. 20 "G
n rfrl --il' 40 Hal
~. giy'f ..gil
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i6,563,671'IS
FROM EUROPE.
A New German Loan,

BERLIN, July S1.-Subscriptions viii be
opened on the Sd and 4th of August next for
a five FER cent. loan of the German Confedera-
ton 10 the amount of one hundred million
thalers, to be issued at IS per cent. of their par
value. Payments are to be made between the
10th of August and the 2Sth of September.
The Volunteer Arfilierymen.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-The Gdulo1s says that It is
proposed to form q corps of volunteer artillery
men in this city. 1t will be placed under the
command of the former pupils of the Polytech-
mic School. This corps is designed for the
special defense of Paris in case Of need. No
news of any serious engagement between the
armies has yet g Z. NJ been received.
French Fleet Before Hamburg.
LONDON, Aug. 1-420 2. M.-No news of any
battle has been received up to this hour, The
streets are full Of rumors, as usual. One OF
these rumors is that the French fleet has arrived
before Hamburg and attacked the d~efences, but
it is not, however, generally credited.
Prussian Repatriation.
The decree prohibiting expatriation recently
issued by Prussia is ascribed simply to the pro.
bablc existence of o blockade.
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FROM THE WESI,.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.-The election for county
officers is being held in this city to-day. The
negroes have pOlled q large vote up to this hour,
and the returns so far as heard from indicate q
close vote. There is less excitement and feeling
than in any contested election for years, and
quiet and order arc prevailing.
There is no interference with tire coIored vote
attempted. some few negroes have been ar
rested for attempting to repeat votes. 1t is
thought the greater portion of the colored vote
has been polled, and that the evenings returns
will give a majority to the regular Democratic
ticket.
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AS MANY or TIE COMPLAINTS or OmfDREE orlgi-
nate from the irritation and the arrangements
caused by worms, a renedy that will eGectually nd
the system OF these pests is well calculated 20 DO Of
great benefit, and to be frequently required In every
amily, DR.. d. JayRes Tonic Yermifuge is such q
preparation, net only certain to destroy worms, but
most excellent for the purposes OF o General Tonic
Strengthening the stomach and digestion, and dissi-
pating any febrne tendency IN the system. In Dys-
pepsia, young and old will find It equally effective,
and altogether, no remedy OF more general applca-
ton could be kept in the household. Sold every
where. Small size, "a cents; doublc size, 90 cents
per bottle,
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n. Y. MONEY MARKET SATURDAY.

From the n: 7. Herald.
''The natural disposition to inactivity OF the Wall
street markets incident to this season of the year
asserted itself the past week, particularly as the war
in Europe had made little progress SO far as actual
stock Market became heavy and prices sh hETi de,
clined, the features being a fall in New York Gen.
trail stock TO 90%, Central scrip to S5M and Lake
Shore to $50. These prices permitting a favorable
opportunity for tho covering OF outstanding contracts
on the parto OF those who had sold on the prospect of
war In Europe, there was a rally toward the end of
the week, which was not maintained to the very
close, however. On the last dag the street was
almost deserted, owing to the departure OF a large
number OF dealers for the country. The transac-
tons In stocks for the week were thus quite limited,
ana the record Of the board sales is the lightest for
many weeks. The Stock Exchange will be closed
until 1 O'Clock Monday, out of respect to the late
Benjanin Nathan, ana IN order to permit the bank
ers and brokers to attend the funeral services at the
.'The gold market was steady in comparison to
the earlier excitement following the declaration of
war between France aud Prussia. Its undoubted
tendency was towards much lower prices on the
statement of the monetary excitement in London,
Will the attendant sharp recovery in the price OF
American securities, which influences would have
6 t 0pSratISte n aso aoI q sifSn e. s Pee buy
five per cent. Of the Bank OF England rate of dis
count and the continued large export Of specie,
which was over six millions for the week, and over
thirteen millions since the actual declaration Of
war between the two countries.
'The Government market was strong in sympathy
with the restoration OF q better{eeling at the London
Stock Exchange, and prices recovered between two
and three per cent; from the lowest point OF the re-
partment OF Wall street is now about to be syste-
matically worked by the foreign bankers in pursu-
ance OF q kind Of speculation known in the Long
Room as milking the street. The opportunity for
rapid turns in Government bonds may never again
be 30 favorable as during the tendency of the pre-
sent war, when the London quotations for Five
tWenties are likely TO be constantly fuCtuating under
tho VARYING news from the Continent. Hence, when
prices Afforded an opportunity towards the close OF
the week for q good turn tho foreign bankers re-
allied and the market declined.
''The money market was easy, and all loans to
prime borrowers on f~rst-class collaterals were made
at three to four per cent. The s~hrinkagc IN values
the European difficulties, and the general dizziness
In the street, have c~onspired to make money very
easy.
"Foreign exchange vas fairly active and for sight
sterling strong at Il0&@110%. Owing to the pre-.
sent monetary situation In Europe sight bills were
one per cent. higher than sixty day-bills."
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MIS-. GATES ANn MHS. JAHEs.-Mrs. GateS-GoOd
morning, Mrs. James. How well you are looking;
far better than when l saw you last.
Mrs. James-0h yes; / am much better thanl have
been for o long time, and l am now on my way for
more OF my fayorite medicine BITTEEs.
One bottle OF 10 is worth all the doctors Ia the world.
No more doctors for me.
Mrs. Gates-Nearly every one speaks Well OF
PLANTATION BITTERs, and 1 have q mind to try It
myself. The fact Is, 1 have no appetite, strength, or
energy for anything. Mary and LIZZIE are In the
same way, and Lounge about tho house all day long,
good for nothing.
Mrs. James-My word for II, Mrs. Gates, just let
them try PLANTATION BITTERs moderately three
times a day, and you will see a wonderful I'M
provement.
ST. JAMES HOTEL, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,
During the travelling season, II our patrons will
kindly inform us, either by telegram OF letter, OF their
intended arrival, We can be better prepared for their
comfort.
In accordance with the reduction in the value OF
gold, the transient board at the 81. James is reduced
to Four Dollars per day.
PROPRIETOR 81. JAMES HOTEL.
Mr.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the 1eWellcr at NO.
South Second street, has ono Of the largest and mos
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry and SILVER
ware in the city. He has also on hand a fine assert
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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IF II IS THROWN IN YOUR TEETH that yeus az not
keep your dental apparatus In proper trim, 1t Is your
own fault, for all the world knows that you might do
so by using the matchless vegetable dentrince Sozo-
DON'T. g
'sPALDNo's GL~UE"-Cheap, convenient, and use
ful. Mends everything. Z >
SINGERS FAMILY EVIL MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instruments. s
o. 4. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street,
NEW STYLE P~ICTURE.-The German Chromos
made by A. X. p. Trask, No. 40 n. Eighth street.
They must be seen TO be admired.
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FOURTH EDITION
DISORDERS IN TENNESSEE.
Outbreak Among the Negroes
"A Chapter of Crimes.
Fire in New England.
Etc., ETC., ETC.. ETC.. Etc.
FROM II SOUTH.
Fatal shooting Case,

Fatal Shooting Case.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 1.-Yesterday a,noted negro
desperado, named Charles Wilson, who had been
in prison for beating his wife, went to Colonel
All. Martins, at Buntyrio Station, near this
city, wShlere I sne - nae tS gone Iso ana ma a1temPted L 10 kui
Martin, who, in attempting to save her, was
shot by the villain, probably fatally.
; As soon as she fell, Wilson shot his wife
through the body and fed to the woods. Medi-
cal assistance was promptly secured, but owing
to the approaching confinement of Mrs. Martin,
little hope is entertained of her recovery. The
citizens are securing the woods in quest of the
desperate.
us Negro Disorders In Tennessee.
A despatch was recsived at 10 o'clock this
morning by the Chief of Police from Grand
Junction, signed by citizens, stating that two
hundred armed negroes are marching on tina
plaGeito release some prisoners and asking for
immediate assistance.
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FROM II
Suicide Of a Bank Teller.

EWICfUb Vt u DHHA NUHVTs '~B
Boston, Aug. John B. Gould, paying teller
of the State Bank, committed suicide to-day by
jumping from q fourth-story window. De
ceased suffered from illness, and was tempo
rarily insane. He was highly respected.
Killed by a Locomotive.
CoNooRD, Aug. Jacob c.. Whidden, o
farmer of Baskerville, was driving into his field
to-day, when his horse took fright from the
whistle of o passing locomotive and ran away,
Whidden being thrown out and killed.
> Fire In New Hampshire.
The dwelling-house OF Abner Hall, at Tilton,
New Hampshire, was burned yesterday, with
most of its contents. The property was insured
for 1920 ia the Phoenix Company, Of Hartford.
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Killed by n Locomottye,
IRON THE VEST.
Rnae BuIt G0ssIp.

CrNcINNATI, Aug. LIT is expected that A.
B. Champion, President of the Red Stocking
Base Bali Club, will tender his resignation to-
morrow evening.
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CITY ITEMS.

ENTIRE LINEN SUITS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
ENTIRE LINEN SUITS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
ENTIRE LINEN SUITS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
All kinds OF summer Clothing better in Cut, Make
and Fit than any other Stock OF Ready-made Cloth
ing in Philadelphia, and sold ct prices
GUARANTEED THAI ANY OTHER.
Half way BENNETT & 90,
between TOWER HALL,
Fifth and sixth streets bis MAREET STREET.
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NINETY 900

And interest in currency added to date Of purchase
4gs.. houds ara Of q mortgage loan of Sa,OOO,OO. dated
October 6. 1859. They have twenty-five (5) years to run@
ma ara convertible into stock at par until 1879. Principal
and interest payable in gold
Tbav are secured By q first mortgage on 56O acres or
coal lands in the Wyoming Valley, near Wilkeebarre, At
ora.ent producing at the rate Of 100000 tons of coal par
.nuum, with works in progress which contemplate q large.
;norease At an early period. and also upon valuable Real
Estate in this city.
A sinking fund Of ten cents per ton upon all coAitaksn
from the m~inesfor Eve years, and Of fifteen cents per ton
,haraafter, is established, and The Fidelity insurance.
Trnst and Safe Deposit { onpany, the Trustees undes the
mortgage, collect these sums and invest them IA these
Ronds. agreeahly to the provisions OF the u
For iun particulars copies o. tAa mortgage &C., aop&
q. d ii z
w. 4 EEWB'JEA'. sos a ssRTASS
JAY COOKS a 90
DRlfBFl. q Co
A. y OLA8A 30. IL n
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MATS AND OAPs.

m WARBURTON's IMPROVED VENT
Lated and essy-htting Dress Hats lRAtented4 in
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