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FOREIGN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Il. Dec 23ln Oort bark Neptune. Bsal, or
ready.
AsrixwALL. Jan 2-Arrlved steamer Acapulco. o,spp,
New York .
BoxsAY. Jan Put back ship Geo Manson. Hum.
phrey. for Akvab Misceilnny).
BkmxuDA. Dec 30-sacd, brig Ellen tBr) Burns. Fer
nandiua-
cikxrUReos. Jan Gin port bark CIotIde Miller. from
Boston: xchr Eben Fi.her. Reynolds from do
Fon! DE FRANCE. Mart. Dec 24-Arrived schr Don
ovsn. Watts Newport.
UAvAsA: Jan i6-Arrved. steamer City Of vers orus.
Deaken. New York.
HALrAx. Jan ii-cieared, schr II Nash. Sawyer. Phil
adelphia
IaUIoUE Nov ls-Saed. barks Ivanhoe (Br). Philadsl
phia: 24lh ulva (Br). McIntosh. New York.
In port 30 shin Indepe Strout for Boston
NArLns. Ian is-Arriyed bark Aanks Perry; Nav York
PIsAcUA M 4-Saed. barks Wnona (br). Gordon Uni.
ted Kingdom; 10th. st Mary. Haiiowell. New York
RAxG0oy. Dec lin purt ship Hermsn, Dillon. from
Bomb n.y. arrived Nov ~, Tor Europe
sr PiE.Rx Mart. Dec 2S-In port bark Tuesr tFD. 81
Pair, for Pensacola
sr JAoo Jan l2Arrived bark Evening Star (Bp Chick.
New York.
Bruno ta. Jaccafno. and Idea nta. Durante for Nev
York.
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TENNESSEE.
DALEY Is WITHIN TWO OF ELEcrIoN-wHr,

BAILEY Is WITHIN TWO or ELECTIoN-wHIT-
rnoRSE SHOWING GREAT STRENGTH.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, jan lG, 1877.
Much excitement exists over the Senatorial contest.
Bailey Is not elected anticipated. but got ono vote
over Yesterday ON ballot he got votes
th,s was within two OF an election. An impression
preyails that Bailey would have been elected but Tor
the TACT that tho friends OF Whltthornc are
working against u, hoping thereby to put
Whuthvrnc before the Convention and
oicct him, which cannot bc done. sensation has
been produced by his contcn plated nomination. Just
before the adjonrnmcnt Of the Convention until To-
morrow IT was currently reported tonight that
Whitthornc expected ~ arrive here to-morrow His
friends cIum that they will not put hun IN nomination
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ILLINOIS.

RESULT OF THE FIRST BALLor-THE CONTEST
BETWEEN LOGAN AND PALMER.
SpRIxGFIELD, Jan. l6, 1871
At eleven o'clock this morning In the House Mr..
Morrison presented tho name OF John A. Logan as u
candidate for United States Senator, In brief Gu
logstIc speech. Mr.. Crookc OF La Sallc and Others
seconded the nomination. Mr.. Hcrrington nominatcu
Governor JohRM Palmer, paying high tribute TO his
personal aud political character Mr. Heron, In oo-
half OF the Hous" independents, nominated Judge
David DAVIS man Of peace by whom the indc'
pendents ouid sIand anu whom they would eject
In tho SENATE Mcssrs Logan and Palmer were nom.
mated ad also General by the independents.
The first informal ballot rcsultcd:-
In the Housc-Logan, II; Palmer, 81; Davis, Z;
Lathrop, ].
In the Scnatc-Logan, 20; Palmer, %; Anderson,
Washburn, l.
Hapcs not voting.
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NO CHOICE BY THE Observation-Disclosures OP-
POSITION TO BoUTwELL-A COMPROMISE
CANDIDATE PROBABLE.
[DY TELEGRAPH 40 THE HERALD
Boston, Jan. l6, 1871
Tho Massachusetts, Legislature had useless ballots
to-day for United States Senator aud tho indica-
tons tonight that several days may eapsc before
tho scattered republicans eau be sufficiently united to
secure the election OF either of tho numerous candl-
dates catering their support During the progress
of tho voting this afternoon tho State House was
crowded in every part with the industrious friends Of
tho candidates. those Of Senator Boutwell, Of course,
being in tho majority. Among tho most persistent Of
these workers In Mr. Boutwcll's behalf was General
Fitzpatrick, who seemed anxious for the tate OF his
friend us tho most dependent postmaster or
customs revenue collector All tho federal
on.cc-holdcrs arc ostensibiy for Mr. Bout.
WE'LL but several OF them, Ike Collector Simmons,
OF Boston. Tor instance, enthusiastic IN their
devotion Not only the ballotng to-day, but de-
that boutwell, Will not bc elected but that tho choice
will be between Hoar, OF Worcester, and Governor
Rice. In the possible aud almost probable contingency
OF protractcd deadlock compromise candidate may
be brought forward elected but there 10 be
no ominous circumstances favorable 10 Boutwell,
There were two ballots 10 both the Senate and House
to-day Those In the senate were precisely aIikeviz,
boutwell, II: Hoar Il; Kicc 4, aud j. e. ABBOTT demo-
cral) l. Tho two ballots IN the House were also sim-
lar senator Boutwell, getting 20 oar Rice, 10 Alb
bot, 50; Sccyc and Bullock each, and Speaker Sam
Ford and ex-Cons FRESHMAN Pierce each. Both ballots
iailcd OF choice.
THE VOTING IN JOINT CONVENTION.
The voting viii be resumed Tomorrow by the two
branches JOINT convention. Tho forces who support
Judge Hour well organized, aud they assert that
to-lnorrow they Will show gain OF sixteen, aud every
man Of them will bc drawn from the houtwe
pln,lanx IL may DO that tho democrats may sup
port onr the end, u they Inns such coursc ncccs.
sary defeat Boutwell, rrovvus TO sucn uct,
howe, err the democracy will support Governor Rice,
tor " he Is elected senator now they hope to put
democratic Governor IN his place next al IN their
failure TO do that GeLernl Batter would be nkely 70
get the c.ccton, and the democrats would not iccl
very had II he did
sEELyR WITHDRAWN
Tho idea OF bringing out Professor and Congressman
Scclye u compromise candidate has been abandoned
IN deierencc the wish and ambitions OF Senator
Dawes IL would not do 10 have two senators from
tho western part OF the state II Scciye was elected
now the luturc OF Mr. Dawes would be discouragiug.
THE DEMOCRATS
Tho democrats IN caucus have vOtou to adhere 10
Abbott TO morrow Mr. hosr's friends are very conf
dent night aud clam that he Is steadily gaining and
WI nave above 100 votes the second Lailot to- NOR
row. IL Is generally believed, however, that third
candidate will bc elected II is conceded Boutwell,
me- be elected.
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MINNESOTA

RI LECTION or SENATOR wINDoM.
Sr. PAUL, jan. IL, 1877.
Hon William Window was to day reelected To tho
United States Senate for six years, beginning March
next, by the following votc:-
Scnaic-w wndom. 70; wilkinson, III; scattering
Ilousc-w indom, 20; Wilkinson, 70; scattering,
Window majority over all Oh JOINT ballot, 3D.
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SAILED.

steamers Idaho (Br). for Liverpoo: Olympia s3r 0as
gov: Colon. Aspnwsli: Herman Livingston Savannah
Liberia. Monrowa aud Sierra Leona; brig Camilla tBr)
Dunedin. NJ.
= Wind nt sunset, y.
Barometer ~ sunset. 80.
Thermometer sunset. 80.
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt D0wden OF bark Lancer Of NIB dated
of Bravo. CvI. Nov 25 reports had IS bbs
since leaving Tenerinc: nll well.
letter from The ls onicer OF bark Bartholomew 0sn0d
Robn,n of Nh her West Coast Of Africa Nov
II. with 800 bbls oil Would be in Little Fish Bay In
December, Had seen whales q times
letter from Capt Baker OF bark Hope On of NIB
oil st Helena Dec having discharge and
ashore MIR Davis. ID mate.
letter from smith. dated st Jago Cape de vcrds,
Dec g. In port bark Europa. Penninan N nothing
since leaving Fayal Bark Sarah, silva. NIB. WAS in
Dec l..
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until they nnd Bailey cannot be elected to which they
Offering every obstacle. IL 10 reported tonight
that Senator Key will probably be nominated
row. but I understand hc viii not permit IT, lie left
for homo this morning, stating that he would under
no circumst auces be candidate
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NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS.

CoxcoRD. Jan. 10, 1877.
The Democratic State Convention TO nominate q
didate for Governor meets tomorrow. s. II. Frink,
of Greenland will preside Prominent candidates arc
Daniel Marcy, OF Portsmouth. and Frank A. Mexican,
of Nashua
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UNITED STATES SENAT0RSHlPS.
ARKANSAS.

ARKANSAS.
GOVERNOR GARLAND ELECTED UNITED STATES
SENATOR.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LrrrLx Rock, Jan. 10, 1871
Governor A. II. Garland to-day chosen United
States Senator to succeed Hon. Powell Clayton whose
torn expires the fourth Of March next, by vote
OF ll3 10 jor Hon. I. W. d. Ganley, republican,
Eleven republican members voted Tor Garland; tho
seats OF some OF these are contested by democrats
which republicans the cause OF the detection
Democrats arc jubiant aud republicans indignant ut
the course pursued by the republican representatives
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SPOKEN.

Ship Gardner Colbv from Astoria for Queenstown Dec
23 lat "a N. Ion l!2 W.
Ship Campeche tBr). Thomas from Newcastle. X, Aug
IS for San Francisco Nov - lt 81 80 S lon II 81 W.
HHrk Agna (r, Jack, from Rio Janoiro for Astoria 33
duys out Nov oil Staten !.nnd.
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VENICE Jan ssailsd. schr Lssis Bschsldsr. Engllshs
United States
Sailed from port In the United Kingdom Jan 49, bark
Franchises Bslagsmba dsaD. Borzons. Cnitsd states
LoSDoS Jan l6-Bark Sadie Gregory. from Boston Dee
~ tor smyrna. arrived Gibraltar yesterday. losing
and sails
Brig Beard (Br) Robinson from Galveston for Han
burg which ashore Haaks Dec 10 got Of apd
rived at her port Of destination to-day.
Tho "Mary Ward" has boon abandoned Al ssa
WEATHER REPO1r.
DEAL. Jan l6, Px-wind Sw. moder ste; baromster
3oI5.
HoLYuxAp. Jan le. PM-Wind SSW. blowing gale.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Jan. ~, lNIJ.
But one ballot was had OF Lincoln to-day for United
States Senator, which resulted as foiIows:-Messrs.
Hitchcock. 23; Briggs Il; saunders, IL Crouse 10;
Nyc, 3, ami the rest scattering.
Adjourned until ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Tue Legislature In JON convention CONSISTS OF 114
members.
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MAINE.

MI. BLAINE ELECTED Fon THE SHORT AND
LONG TERMS.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 16. 1877.
Hon. James G. Blaine has been elected United States
Senator by the Legislature Tor the short term ending
March and Tor tho long term ending in lsS3 The
vo,c In tho senate stood us follows s:-Jumes g. Blaine
trrp) rs; William T. Huncs (dcm J. =, absent, j.
The vote in the House stood james q. Blame ll3;
William T. Haines, 81 absent, u.
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MICHIGAN.

REFLECTION OF SENATOR FERRY.
DETROIT, JaL. Id, 1877.
Hon. 7. W. Ferry was to-day 70 elected TO the
United states Senate, receiving the unanimous re-
publican vntc of the Michigan Legislature
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Norwich
Schr Maria Adelaide Kent. Port johnson Newport
Schr Annie Chase, Chase, Pensacola for New Haven
Schr Eliss PhsSo, Watson. Amboy for Newport.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Brig james Miller Parker from Rio Grsnds del Norte. TO
Miller iioughton-
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THE TONES COLLECTION AT THE LEAvIrT ARR
GALLERY.


This collection OF paintings was brought to this
county by Mr. Guerrero and involved tina. gentleman
In a difficulty with the Custom House authorities
The works belong TO tue Spanish school, and are now
on exhibition in the Leavt Art Gallery, in Broadway
II will be remembered that when these pictures first
arrived in this port they seized for undcrvaIua
ton by tho sap,ent appraisers. It hold that the
COLLECTION was OF enormous value, and had been en-
tered at ridculously low valuation by tho importers
Legal proceedings were instituted. and II looked as
thUugi the Custom House officials werc really
bent on making an example o' ,.s'.l somopcay
How complete WIS the Incompetence and ignorance
Of tho Appraisers Department can he seen at glance
through tuis collection by any only little l.
yersnut with art. The COLLECTION presents n iormida.
BILE Oi great names, 1t Is true. but litto exaina-
ton That the Vclasquez Ribcras, Ttans
Muros, &c, merely very poor copies that could
scarcely have been estimated at too low igurc, tor
whoever buys them will gain loss, no matter how
cheap he may get them l.. is scarcely necessary to
tell Intelligent people that there not single original
work ia the coicction by any OF the great masters
nance laradcd ~ the catalogue
but lest any one should be simple enough 10 think
there Is do duty ~ assuring them that there
Is no. ono. 80 Tor the old spanish painters us
represented IN Tins collection.
TnE MODERN SCHOOL.
The existing school vi span art, as II 1lourishcs
under the direction Of the Academy vi Madrid, Is
represented by number of works by young men,
which have ut least the merit oi beng original They
aud v.eor Of their treatment; but, uniortu-
naie!y, their merits stop here. Tor they are,
with one or two exceptions, very sKcichy and un-
inishcd. These works give better idea OF the
spanish people than the picturesque c0mpos itiUbs
with which the Spanish Roman school has familiar.
lied Tho public. but though true enough to Their
models tho common everyday spanish type they lac
the CONSCIENTIOUS hnsh whith distin. ushcs tho pic
turc from tho sketch This collection will bc sold
without reserve al auction, on The evenings Of hurs
day and Friday, January Is aud H. al tho Leavit Art
Rooms.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
Ills. Desfinafioh

pArRs or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR rHn MONTH
or JANCARY AND FEBRUARY.
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ART IN PHILADELPiiIA--A MAGNIFICENT coll
LECTION OF OBJECTS OF ART FROM THE
PRIVATE GALLERIES OF THE CIrY-THE LOAN
EXHIBITION AT the ACADEMY OF THE FINK
AIrs-DIILLiANT OPEN No LAST NIGHT.
PHILADELPHIA, Ian. 10, 1871
After long aud careful selection tho special Loan
Exbipu,on Of objects opened TO the pubic at
the Academy OF the Fine Ar's this evening lnclud-
ing as, II does elegant paintings and statuary IRON tho
fines, private galleries In Philadelphia. together with
those belonging to the Academy and tho art work
specimens IN the possession OF the Pennsylvania Mu-
scum and school OF lndustral Art-noiablo among
which u the rarc collection OF East Indian ART pre-.
scented BY the British government, and tho gold and
silver work, bronzcs, carved ivory and wood WORK.
cnamcs pottery, porcelain aud textile laOrcs osncu
by private coIlcctors--the exhibition this evening
opened exccis anything Of the kind ever brought
together IN Phiiudcphia barring the Centennial art
exhibit The COLLECTIONS nre jointly under the charge
Of The Museum and school OF Art and the Acaieny VI
Inc Asts the hrca.brac aud articles oil vrtu being n
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.

JANUARY 10, 1877.
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ART SALE.

There will be two days sale OF paintings AT the gal.
lcry OF Mr. ID. A. Mathews, in Liberty street. on
"Wednesday ana Thursday, January II and Is, begin.
ming zach day ut noon. Many well known artists arc
represented, among them s. j. Shaugncsscy. Il. ID.
Crane, MunOz Aduison Richards, Iaiconer, Murphy,
Julian Scott, Clinton Ogilvc, I. 5. smith, Casilcar.
story and Ryder
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YACHTS. sTEAMYOATs, &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Vy1ANTEU To PUKCUASE-A 20 or ~ INCI ri
w part pay Ia u good. small barge. Address box
Herald Office.
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MASSACHUSETTS,,

NO CHOICE BY THE LEGIsLATURE-sTRoNG oP-
POSITION TO BoUTwELL-A COMPROMISE
CANDIDATE PROBABLE.
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WEATHER REPORT.


DEAL. Jan 10, Px-wind sw. moderate; barometer.
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Rail Road Time Table.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

We are obliged to make another appeal tc
our patrons. We have large expenses to meet
and although we have large amounts standing
on our books it is almost impossible to ge
enough money to pay running expenses, owing
to the tardiness of subscribers and other debt
ors in meeting their obligations. In order tc
clean our books up we have appointed collect
ors in several townships in the county, ant
shall appoint others as fast as possible. vii
liam Bryson, Esq, is authorized to receiv,
amounts due on subscription in Centrala ant
Ashland John McAnall, Esq, in Berwick
William App'eman in Benton l.. X. Mowrer
Esq, in Danville Samuel Snyder, in NIihlp
n. p. Moore, in Madison and Hemlock; VI
T. Shuman, in Mainville.
This will make it convenient for those wi
do not often get to town, and we hope that
will cheeriully and promptly pay when requd-
ed to do SO by our collectors. i
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Worthy of Remembrante.

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Kirby's Camphor Ice for sunburns, SO re
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Gilrs Bilious and Liver Pills are recol T.
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The above preparations are for sale by all
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THE HESTER TRIAL.-The ual Of Pat Hes
ter Tor the murder of Alexander Il a, at Blooms
burg, in February, promises to be the most
warmly contested, and one of the most intcrcs-
ting of all the "Molie" trials. The array oi
counsel for the commonwealth side Is cXcep-
tionally strong, and consists Of lion. Charles Il.
Buckaiew, of Bloomsbury; Hon. +. w llughes,
of Pottsyille Hon, Lin. Bartholomew, Of
Pottsylle General Albright of Mauch Chunk
Warren j. Buckalew, Esq, Of Bloomsbury, and
District Attorney Clark, of Columbia county
On the other side equally as strong force ha,
been enga god, as follows; Hon. John Ryon, o
Pottsyille; Hon. j. G.. Freeze, of Bloomsbury
| Hon. S. p. Wolverton, Of Sunbury Hon. Mey,
er Strouse, of Pottsville, and Captain c. B
Grockway. The family of Hester have consid
erable means, and have evidently determined
on desperate struggle to save his life, As thi'
is the first 'Mo!lie" trial in the Columbia coun
ty courts since the recent exposure of the as
Jciation, the result cannot be predicted will
any degree of certainty. Shenandoah Herald,
Capt Brockway is not employed in the case
us stated by our ootemporary.
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HOLIDAY ,GooDs, Lamps, Chrystal We'd
ding Sets, a fine assortment of China and
Glass Ware at NJ. NJ Russels.
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q. +. WILBUR,
Bloomsbyrg, Dec, 90 '7G, Secretaries.

In the case of Ann Quinn against the Ly-
coming FIRE insurance company, which was
tried at Danyile recently, his honor Judge
Tlweli, ruled that where personal property WAS
insured in a particular building, and afterwards
removed without the consent Of the insuraNce
company to another building, whore the fire
occurred, there could be no security, and di-
rected'a verdict for the defendant, The trial
occupied two nights and two days, and excited
considerable interest. Mcsrs. Hover and
Foust represented TIE plaintiffs, and Badly and
Watson the defendant. 1t is understood that
the plaintiff will take a writ Of error to the su
prcme court.
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Mason & IIamlin, Geo. Woods, and the
Celebrated Standard Organs at Thomas's
Music Store, Danville. Dec. 1-3m
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The snow storm early in the week has in.
sured good sleighing for some time yet. EveS.
body appears to be enjoying the season and \,
jingle of the merry sleigh bells mirgles niy6t
ly with the joyous laughter of loi4s of with
and maidens fair uk
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NRS@ Soau Il Bros, have disposed ofooor,v
tbeir entire ;ock of seighs this winter. Thay
have sold e, ven Of the neatest cutters r,,da in
,b;- secti,q Of the state. They still awe one
handsome two seated sleigh on hand, frd any.
one vyb wants it had better call soon
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A DMINIsTRArOws NoTLcE.

N ESTATE oPJAooB snrGArs. DECD.
Letters or Administration on the estate OF Jacob
ShuguIs. late Of Mliu twp, Columbia County, decd
have been granted by the Register uf said county To
George ilulieuhaCh,.Cf Main TWP, Columbia co.. Pa
TO whom all persons Indebted to said Estate are re-
qucsted to make payment, and those having claims
against the said estate VIII make them known to the
said admin. traitor without delay.
GEORGE nOLLENBACU,
Dec 20, ',d-Gw.' Administrator
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Messrs. L. +. Waller and n. L. Funk / r,s
have engaged an ouce IN .he 'oLoN AN
building, second floor, first door to the ht
where they are ready to render professi nal
services to those in need of legal advice
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tIT|IV'
BIacksmith's Anthracite,
IituminplIs

Biacksmith's Anthracite,
Bitumiuous,
and Lmeburner's Coal.
Especial attention given to the prepara-
ton Of coal b:,ore leaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken in exchange fer coal.
Coal delivered to any part of the town at
short notice. Orders left at /. w. Mckelvy's
store, or at our Office will receive prompt at
tenton. Office and Yards at William Neal
e. Sons Furnace, East bloomsbury Your
patronage respectfully solicited.
COAL. I7-tf-25I COAL
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FoUND.-Between Rupert and BlooI -,urg
Sleigh Robe whlch 'he owner can ha by
calling on Z. w. Fulton, Catawissa II r
Depot, Rupert, proving property and payin, for
this notice. ov
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Thursday of last week was St. sohn's q 4 1t
was Observed by Crls de Commandry kMr u,
this place, by a supper at the Exchange Iotel
All the members appeared in full uniform, and
made fine display.
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Do not fail to buy St. Nicholas for the
Holidays. Price 25 cents.
Aarper':s Bazaar.
II LUSTRATED.
Notices Of tie Press.

For strictly household matters and dress, Harpcrs
Dlzlr is altogether the best thing published, To
lake IL is matter Of economy. No lady can afford
TO be without It, Tor the Information II gives VIII save
her yerv much more money than the subscription
price besides giving the household an Interesting
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IIarpcrs BaZar Is pllluarl} Illustrated, ana con
taiDS Stories poems, sketches, and essays Of a mos
ATTRACTIVE character In its literary and ar
tistic features tic Bazar Is Enqu, sti0naby the best
Journal Of IT'S kind in the cOuntry.-sdturdly Eve
Alag Gazette, Boston.
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On Christmas day boiler extl.sion IN Oil
City, resulted in the iujury of three me. one
fatally. Several oil tanks adjoining night
fire and $4,000 barrels Of oil were destroyt
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TUse West Branch editors are most s,rcos.
TIC men, Aasse~-ei ','e Sltown Record,
Gays that hscely Off. JersSy Shore Herald
btchered the other day. y scalded the hogs
(two) in plaster'i hod Al got about enough
fat 10 grease gimlet."