FORTY-SIXTH YEAR.
' e fitiSc,re'..,i!itt.s ttl;
SATURDAY, MAY 28, , 1870. '
' .-RAT OF ADVERTISING. -..
. ~. ispAe-o. - i l It. Im. sn.' Sm. I ern.] 1203: ,
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I square (~
-Inch) or leas
~1 W I
lt W I 40 if SO .1 9WI 1.3 00
C "Squares, owl Inch,) .. `: 001 1 110 690 9901 18 I T 131)
X tkoarea, i 13 Cal a 60. 999 LI GO woo zoo
11 1-Sivares, '1 AMI 1 W l2 0) 10 01 19 90 4.5 00
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A LP.H.AIIETICAL 8 P.ECIA L.NOTICER. , -Stngle Inst./Sion
cents a litre:leach subsequent insertion 9 ethyl f line.
LOCAL Init.:L:4S NOTR.....—Second Page, Cents a
line Erns lute n : each subsequent Insertion Me. per Itne. •
' ok:NERIL OTlCER.—ThircfPage, M cents a fine firs
insertion; each subsequent lriserLton la cents per line.
3IA BALA° Noncvd.—Vi Cants ear-ii.
FUNERAL NOTlMS—Arrompanyhtg Deaths—For tau
fines M cents: b acldltronal line 10 cents. •
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Tiff:. Ff/NIAN. IIrICLESQL7.4—The N. Y.
TRIBUNE . eaks of the present, position of
,
the. Fenian movement, as follows:
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- Tho:seat f war on the Canadian border is
: transferred from the steno of inglorious failure
at Franklitilto the west side °flake C.hamplain.
The forces of Gen. O'Neill have - been scattered .
'in every direction,..and .now beg their way,
linniew.ird. Their arms, sold to the country
people.; havbeen :seited and 'gathered up 'by
r
t compa
nies
Gove tent troops, or whom two copa
i
nies preservr the'peace on the border at Frank
lin. Further west, Gen. Gleason, with 2,000
tiler', is fouf• miles across - the border at Trout
. river, a shout distance northeast of Malone, and.
has intrenclied his fxtaltion to await, Instead of
'moving forqard in search of, an enemy.. What
i , is to be tho rpsultof this inaction is not difficult
to 4inagine.l The ,A.tilu.re. of GI 'cis' on may not
l.prijvc as absurd as that of o'.:Seilr, but it see:ifni
certain to lac as 'Can/plea% Reinforcements
hurry forivattl to Alralone only to 'augment7the
inevitable -disaster—not to prevent it. It MCI
evidently the design orGen. U.:Celli to seize
: the two mirroads to Montreal- What the plan
iu— is cannot be conjectured from the reported
movements. (
ADE REJOICING IN
ENGLAND.
FREE
' "The- Ito , Trade ..Circular;".says': "lin
'provemenf F. r our local trade ia. likely to be
stimulated 'id only. by the 'redaction: v .effected in
,a 1
the Anieric tariff, both on merchatit and'pig
imp. ln London the effect of the American
tariff reductiena has already been experienced
,in a large influx of orders for the class ,bf goods
I , p.which it it proposed to reduce the duty."—
lied uctiou, btt duties stimulatei business abroad,
'and reduCes it at home, starts fires in .English
furnaces'andlputa them - out'at home. And this
is Political bconotny I ... -' -
"Better t • Free Trade a while," says Par
ker,
1
the: W nderful advocate of Amerlw
Ivorkingnien's.interests. Who cares if wages
.JI,O go down 'o $5 and s6.for laborers, and $7
~ ,ind $8 ftir ruiners a week, if I only get the
~;:liernottic lomination the ensuing. fall for
• , the L slatitre,. by advocating Free Trade.
:Did notliride in'a carriage with Represen;
...,
tat lye Steel through the 'streets of Pottsville
._,.. -- anddidli't . we both look like: Solon's, who
(..ati l lualiel4vri for the people. Steel works .
for me—ant I .iNprit 'for him. 'That's the
. way We arrange it—and -you know We can
keep these NtOrkers in the dark,;--they. are so
.easily lect—dintil we get: the offices, and then
they may gcl to the bad place; until another
election is near—and then we will :charge It
'"all upon •iheßepublican's. .
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• PROPOSai LEASE OF THE StlirrLKILL
CANAL BY T IE READING RAILROAD COIIi-
PANY.—llierepoit which has'been•in eircu
!l
lation that II e Reading :Railroad Company
contemplate inking a : permanent • lease of
.thetichuylki 1 Navigation is.contirmed .hy a
published n 1 tice of tilt ('anal Company,.
• •lilling a Spe'Fial Meeting of its stockl()lderS .
ior4he 20th lof June next to consider the
"preposition to lease . he works, franchises,
ataipropertyl of the liehuylkill Navigation
CorOpany to Ole PhiladtlAia and Reading
Railroad Company," The terms offered by
the'lload - are as reported, the 'Road .td as
sume the•debt interest or the Canal, pay 3
i)er cent. per !annum on the preferred stock
and 11 per ca r nt.onthe common stock. We
have no - form& data at hand , to
which to: refer •• to • find . the i bond
judebtednessi l
ofte Company, but under the
r.. 4
-proposed tirritng pent the Comphny would
have to elt . arks7,o3l)o4 above the e±penses of
working the l'aintl,to make the annual pay
m q
ient to the. e m
qual iCopan' tiered. We
'lave no dot that this could )e (lone in a
• n• w. 'p.m's, foil the two improveme\.
its can un
.io estionablyi wider. one management, be
worked aq..l4ilter advantage. i
Tio.., piliPted leas'e. If .cons4nnuated wjlt
I
place all "tln. - oven ne, , , raikway and canal,
leading frion this Region tot ‘ inarket, ex t eept
the Mallanoy an d + Lehigh link, under Yon
trot -of the.Readbig Railroad Company.
II oW long th e Itegilfin will continue in this
. c.ndition wilil depend upon,( iretunStances.
AN , 'TOE!: to In :A N.---71 1 1tNcliNtt Who,
-edited
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ire , kY;,rkingmen's ~..\ioNyrou, when =it was
tit-d
i slarted ik wiikesharree—and who was
olf , ..tea to pull in Parker, it appears; by the
•
f.dlowinu na 4 tee- front tlw Luzerne.Umos,
I- ahout -tarti:ng-another wOrkingman's pa
1..!: A fter—le was dismissed ile - stuniped
.-1 he State for 'aeker and free trade. lie has
:owl: more t: lent than Parker, and Is what
P
/
-1: - ker is get inn to be, an out and out frees
tu:td,.r. lie i r „ therefore, the: =Most deadly
, molly tlie* . o.rking classes call,. have, hut
1, ,: tr: t listaiUllug this, while they are advoea=
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tilt, 101411 wa s 101411t\ - age intlnenee i generally,
r I
.I: rown:in6l - the support of papers and men
Who only Useltfie.m for their own advance
:livid by traili!,:king hi their prejudiee against
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those who 'empoy, them: ,
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we learn Mr. Fineher's new paper will be i5,..0
, ..o ed at WilkeNbeirre on or about the Ittlst of June.-
11 will lie soniewltat larger than the 17... s lON. and de
\ • ,:e.I to the lob:rests of iabor under tile title of the
\ •.; ruitArcrit IVnit}:mAx,. Mr. F.'has4nialitieations
i- .''iit I riy 403'1014; hint to lite work Which 11, has
.a.4.ont. Ile le.trnest, nustrions Una honest
Id
.:.1 ,, • I NVith Stir : leg goodsenso, en t it ushudie, uhriost
I -,,t le. in hi, I.N - orlon to the laboring loan, and
p....-- , lng pby,/eal and a tental poWicrldo utak e Ids
,:tlous a vaihtb:s. Tii. ,:nitters 'made a mistake
: . v..ir Id got retaining •M r. • Finener upon
I ~ .',. cif it.4E't r Mogrron. after he ha&lielptsl them'
.._:..:1,•, iv tilloa4 , ll one of the tnoSt stubborn fights
hOsifhrislex'erdtiatle .figaiust capitol In this
~ ... Poiltbial rhiloitiery and individual treach
. ri.i.`tVed hielOwf that plare, brit .We hope the
, :i i.r2610; etf-d his region will at leant .remember
.o, I 1 . .0, ;.r.1.. his fidelity to them by supporting - hts•
i.-
o. '., , nterpcil
I:" \y, 'll6t, this is the fourth . or .
paiper 'stake , l within the•lastfew years,
i;:ri for thdir l'QuixotiC" Character, as the
I N nir.t.tiott:-Iy 'terms it—they fever'
wrt predict that it will survive'
NioNr - rnitly permitted to reinaininuOr
rind l or Parker.'s control.
1 'NE6 . I.I‘• AN6 . AN ENGLISH ; A(:1-:NT
r ht. Waslliigoi - ; Cgriesponcint of the Pni.:s
vita u~ the .f )Ilowing :
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A persodal t ifliculty occurred at the Arling
-I,in I lote,el to-t ight heti% eon General Negley,
t
olimb:'..r 60 , T) gre , ±i from the Pittsburg (Us
t' •it. and ielin rodman, of .New York. It ap
-!, '.ir, that I 'intiOrr; who has been hero for some
t• to • I,l,hvi lig t i o defeat'the Lynch, hill fur the
I , A i cal "f Anuirii,ani cum:i:tree, met General
V , ..Jev in the I. lobby of the Arlington, and
i.
Iv _n n a ef.pvc saticol 'about the‘'dehate in the
I I. , :sc t4,-41:13-; - 7 (70dman denouncifd Mr. Lynch,
•.:" Main,. In .4.4trong tern's, and naado, some
.r.:;1,1.; off ill -;i vt i ailu,:ioio, to protectionists and
Inc sopprirters -of Lynch's bill. .General . 7 .sTegley
r..niark.at that it:*odnion talked as he'did because
IV.I, his interest.LO do so; being - the paid agent
, t;e•_ (71vde 'shipbuilders. men like the
I. ,1,., k. Too - this , t7odnian replied that if General
", ..-:,•,,. stateid t is in fun, ho did not . care; but,
;• a Irne:st, th !fit was a d--:.-4 lie.. At 'this
r, I , ,ark Gan; Nfcrigler struck Colman and
lied him own. -The 'latter repeated the
-1' ii , irclangualge, wherOupon General Negler
I i:',l: him anothk , r blow which sent hint tograss.
i ~d romi, in theimeautime; struck peneral Reg
-1• y v, lib his cane, which Negley 'seized and
hi. - 7,...acresii - lib) knee. The spectators then in
-1..r... r-fil and ,Kiparated the combatants. •cod
.om aFtonyardsialedotized to tlenerial Neglev,
,:el tic- i ,, Aqic , -i 'Monk hauls, and were frietv . is -
~ i, . .,. I, ill'iy I,e o:ati.-1 tnAl Grmeral .1,..4. , g1ey's
•eisi.trk.al i - Ju ' t 11 . Mini an being the p.ild . agent of
I P' Llir' l " i. ' 4 l/ o (l)tihic . Of proof, as he wai so l'll Illat!,li liii./I . tht• It i.ir,of the Ilottl.e t-)-day
hy Mr. 1..-. n!,•11.
Tiff itu NE in et - ailment on
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t :Anti r say e il
t ;en. 7sre..tley dr sehlont "makes'
... 0( .,,,h ( r5, iiul iti the House his ' , . -,, tem,and 'notion .
tn• grtietrally right. Ms brief remarks yester
ky to the -agent. -of the. English shipbuilders
ho. ~p no , :e• the -AF Ann - Tie:ln navitratiem
hat,"A p6logistie far English offenses could only
I:,,..sarde.d ft...oessory.thereto," was at imee
, Irs,t and fruF.. ilf the Mannet.in Which he sup-
Prole. hi: opin4ms by knoelcing"down' the in
agent w4s not preolaely coinmendahle,
h., punishment which was inflicted was. cer
.,i 11:y. provoked! . and abundahtly deserved.
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Tin re iverg T
.tiireo asisa4l4lflatinns in Balla
-1.,,,ry last weekl • ' • • • '..,'
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01 iottcts..-
~ f- --±t s i‘ r . -1 3r t!..n;„ ear. sunaequent lunation
' trap .1
!;„ 4 I. the /taverti:4•lnent of the Dartford Life fn an
-0 ' ,e-r too:titan. Tills Vompany has sonic special fea.:
, ~- worthy the 'Mention of agents as well as Mit
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l i iirlia.Sets of Peruvian Syrup (a pro.'
t ,, l milutlmi o the protoxide of Iran) are can=, ,,, i against IN; ng deceived by nny'.of the prepa
.,:..m., oft Peru Tian Bark. or Bark and iron, which
q.., b.. "ffered thion. Every bottle of genuine has
E , •i'l i A a SI ICU riinnt Peruvian Bark) hiodm in the
I.):ol3ririE rilu.Borrt.s isgrow-ePrnenAsixo.
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1.. nine Imslitrr willi.“_ Stec An rite. And tills
,•tu.. ildna Is Belli ty. What do *clay is laiantl ful f
. I ..cr: - .l39arei l t cnt iplt.llon unini luguriant heild o;
„r.,. hat whit prptliee,thlrEP? Ha grin's Magnolia
ii.d.ii will ntk'l
. any lady of thirty appear tint
" 1,1 11.•;_.• and I.yori .8 ktitharion VIII keep every hair
'i 0 ..: 1.4.06: find n aka it grow like the April
1 i . ..:. , ..eids' the hair from tarn! g gray, °rad=
~ , : airtitt, and ill the finest flai r Dressing in the
)... mid, and at oritsi half ordinary rod. /(9 01 : 11 w/mt
1 ,, act rid of. Sallowness. Pimples, .13,1nig-marks,
st out - put , lift,,:ete , dn't. forget. the Magnallaßalm.
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MU
ME
—When they have more convicts ' than they
know what 'to do with in the. State Prison at
Joliot, they get rid of.them itt a novel
manner„ The warden leaves a gate Open; and
when BTew try to run out, the guards ahoot
them. Two were killed in that %w on the 10th.
Patent in applied, for. _
—How Women will go back on man for
abusing them, and heap coals of fiks3 :on his
head or hot' soup in his mouth., At Lafayette,
Ind. ' a man named Mather split bIS Wife all up
with an ax, and was sent to prison, E and what
did she do but 'get sewed lip and go k 44 eirry
a bowl of soup to him in prison. Thsrottien
is a queer 'Act, don't. they ?
Zhe eoat 13;rrcti)e.
porrisius, JUT 2(4; iao.
'mg :quantity sent by Railroad foi , '; the Week
14- 1 .33,489--by Cazisl 3.ooB—for 'the week 33.587
toils against. 1031 tins .f3r . the oarr.iip&nding
week list yells . . -,j
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The trade is duller now than -it Cra3 a week
ago: Strore, with one-third Eg4 mixed; will only
command •$9 03 a -- ton far shfppltig
alone cannot - be sold over $2 50--I.nnap, Steam
er and firoken for the Iron works .t;. on the
.line commands froth $2 75 to $3 no. The prices
now, with the few working, do not 4verago
per ton at PSrt Carbon. 1.70 r the coal sold for
city consumption the operators obtain' all they
_
• can, and there Is no fixed qU'Sations:
. The folleWing_rasult of the Atictioti Sale of
'B%OOO tons cif'Seranton Coal on Wednnsday last,
in New York; shows an averege decline of About
10 cents . Peeton ( since the sajo, which
showed a decline tkf lt3 cent; per Jon from tho
.141nrelt sale, giving a decline of 2:1 tents. per
ton-on the awage since the suspension com
menced. ,
'May 25; . April '2: Decline.
10100 tons 12 Du utp ai 12 Ct.s. - .
12;trin "-. Steamer 11:, Steamer_ - 4 21 9 "
16.06) " Grate 4 :12 Grate__ 4 42 14 "
1.0/tlll " Egg " 451 Egg 455 4 "
" Stove, 5 tr,' '27 "
12,100 " Chestnut' 421 Chet..._ I ;11 6 "
Average decline about lo'centS per tonaver
,
..agedecline in April 1R centsper ton,:
The dead lock continues in thi! Region, and.
from what We can learn a majority of the mete
would go to work if the Machinery Of the or- '
ganization would .permit them to do se; but the 1
machinery is so arranged through the tlitTerent '
cominittpestliat a few of the leaders 'can pre-.
vent an exp,kession of the majority, talk, the
leaders publicly declare that the men On go to
work if they choose tO do' so. But there is a
secret power that operates against it. ..Tricy do ,
not vote by ballot, but riCii tore, so' that eYery
Irian is known who • votes tigainsti the leaders
and is'reported. In sonic: inStanee.s . Utehibers
have opposed the .viPWTfof thole:tilers; butthey
*ere ittarmiiately Meted down, and 'we 'have
heard of one instance Where %one of the mem
bers
was threatened with violence; He at- I
tended no more, meetings 'of potitse; ; and •
a considerable. number of the' hetter•crass , of
miners who desire to work and sago, their
money, are . ruoying out of the 4:.'ountyl—a largo
number gave gone elsewhere to, work al, any
thing they can get to do—but the number who
have left the County are not as great ire it is re
presented. Many go away in the mornings and
come back at night, and, others - keep in • their ,
houses. There are still it sufficient.mimber of
men left wlioare idle, or who areivorkilig at
anything they can get to do, to mine fruit 40 to,
50,000 tons of coal 'more a week if the Collieries •
were all,. its operation. At a" - lower 'scale of
wagt•s, Which would require an hour or So longer
work, the' same collieries would pr+luce an
extra qtiantity: of coal with the same Miniber of
men. • -
The proceedings of the meeting of theAnthra
cito Board of Trade, held at Shanio‘kin, will ho
foundr AL
i in this JOitN. At 'two coOierieg in
the f•Aamokin Region the men have ac
eitpte time, basis , presented by the . ' operators,
and thiiy hai•e gone to work. No more
collie
ries', have gone to work within the liNt week.
The ihipmenls this week .e,xceeil tlucile of last
Week 4,6.17 tons, which we prinidpally .'received
from the Shamokin region, •
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4)1: 11 No'.y . York vorrospOotlont tyrit! , s as fol
)li-54.-3...
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TI/ 6 '.LOOtrpre derilllC from April sale Is about 10
nearly .10 cents from the. Marclfsale, and
tlils iii = the face of, an almost total suspension. In
your, Ptil:ity during that whole period. Can any
'stronger argument he tdvancea for thc.absidute ne
cextAlty of a reduction in the rates of wages 4 !
• At the meeting of the 'New York Lehigh Coal F 47
change to-day, it was decided not to.Jitake
change In the price of coal for the month Of June:
have received' the followiii froth our.
Philadelphia- correspondent
The trade remains 'tithe same sluggish Condition
as it has done during the suspension. Thy coal now
'selling is principally from the Lykens' Valley and
Trevorton Regions. riNe have no reliable quotations
as to the prices for Schuylkill coal, those receiving
it getting the-beat prices they can obtain; The de
;dine on the last sale of Scranton coal Is about 1.:2!.
cents per inn, principally on the Stove size.. The
New I ork 'nark:et Is reported dull.'
d'ari....hasers of coal here inf(;rtned a yester-,
day that the above corresponds .with his ad
vice; -from New York and Boston.° -With the
few working, eoal does not now cotninand au
average of ezi a ton at Port Carbon. He is only
paying $3 for two-thirds Stove and one-third
Egg. He would not giro over $!•2. 50' for Egg
alone.
The track. sUnis up as follow°s:
ISO
1 WIF.V.K •TOTAI.. i WLEK.; TOTAL; IN' + D
,
A nth raettc. 1 -----,1
I' Oh' It, 11 It - 1 1,0)1 I:2 10:37i 3.1.449 • 94.1,71(1 cl 246,457
13,1 i Canal., .1 lAI,I IN , VIIRRI 20,754 ,1` 111,44.'1
I.\-7.1 RRSt h ! 1,931' 919,09 P 00.171! 1,249,1142! 2.07,147.1
I, V R ILNth; .
3,!0); t . 111,49 V! 114149
L. Canal ! ! 2)174 112.11 G ir --- • &I : 30A 100,791
I. may It 1t..._ 1,804 303.1.74 22.333 30A.1:79' ' 114,0f3
See nt'li.tith I', ' 19.7-.% . 5e1.0291 37.703; G 7,214; 91.3 U
do 7.iith i 1 9.)))+3 . 1.131.9.31.1 13,5 A • 211,473 31,437.
Penn It IL.. t I 2019 =.443i 2,1,436 . 39.2.1.9,4 61.2.10
do Canal ) ! n 7 3,C75: pal - azid , 700
I) .t. 11 Cal.. i !! ! 41, VD 3.22,4151 55.279 ! .Ttl:10.1 in. 113
D t II R R.-1 1 . ; W. 57 4. 13 .1 1 2131.00 4 , 103i=
Wyonling SO 7,601) i =,737 • 11.744! :.7 1 49:' 9,700
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'Wyoming l'in .
131iarriokin •L. !" 2'
• 1:1: IW :"al 9.871 '
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111;33 4,313,1,r 3111.413. 4, 4 101,936
• 111,30 4,.54cm
193 51G•
7 cia • 3,373,
! M . ,1 •
1,1141; 17,8!'9: - 4.7
7.76 i 43,1911 7,411;
; _I ' 2,161
•Seriti-Anthra
l'rovertnn
`Short Mr
Lrkens V C4:1:
Al'llltrnston
Elf; LicL VW.
lEREMig
MEM
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Rrnal 7,re.ro 9;451 104,'2114. 19,7'22
B. Ar . it. it. 1!".,,i1j; ;pn,d,r2 .124.;d2
l•hen . .1,G.C.17' 111,419 19,7:5 -
EMI
1% - 20.5. 5,2tr.t.fr4
To . titf;t111:1:111,1,
It will .be seen tint the , t;tipmenbi; for tile',
week read' ::(;) , ,245- Lona, ir,:,.ainst 1112,901 for,
thy! corrcapontling week, la -t year. Thr.iwing
off the Cumberlanil Trade, which was nat . 'cm- -
br:weil hi our table last year, it welithl .k.
stank
325,236 tons agaitr:st 113,1:97 tons -r-inl.roaso f . or the
week 204,959.
The weekly quantity
pf coal fi'ent.ti' , market
from July 3 to , Deeeniher .1,. in , 23 weekS In LSO,
wai4 as follows, in round nuts s,:
Irinir, Jul y. 3_, .. ................. Sze prrnt
.. 19..,. p...!.... _2:15,000 4lc t.'
:' . 17 • • >......2.74. 1 ,00.1 “
- Si 159,006
- li'll 3. ' 7,... ....... ...315,(/00
" • It .220,004
" 11 •• - • 322,000
'. 4 • ...4 .25:.5,0,41
IMM
Which gives an avers
the twenty-thi•ee weeks
' rrhe two Com prude+ coalmen eo.l'wOrk MIA" ,tir ekdi:
A. fresll4 ocearresl uhMi datnagpd Calylls and
Railroads.
Tbe.shiptnents of coal this year to data are-as
independent of the Ctimberlanii
now embraced in our table.: • . '-- •
In IS7O to date
In Is 6 ....
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". Increase In 11470 ' 2.11.0'.0i
Present shipments. 3,10m00 tons per ureic, tor • r
4 weeks to Jii1y.3,18711, will give ... ................ 1.212,103
.
'rota 3, 1473 I to" lo
Front this•must be tletluettol t hequan
tit v sent' to market from lilay
to July .l$& 1. roue • ueel.,
amounting to
Also surplus, M 1137
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b t
gg
iwthiet less quantity in market July • ' •
1:40, than July 3, 490,142 ,7
'fru ifk.
' Extos that tvill be in nnirket Jule 3, j,S7+l 1,1,;.2,75L
Which will leave an excess of coal M et
.l3, 1:470, of 1,162,731 tons over the quantliy
in Market July 3, 1&j:4. es - en . if the Schuylkill
region, part otShamokin, and the-Lehi4llNa,vi-:
gation. Company's collieries remain idle during
the cnsniiig four weeks. .
In the, present state of thodrado it is ilot, be,'
lieved that. the increase this year _repiretr to ,
supply thp Market will exceed 500,000 tons, on
less
. IiPkTS should 'role 'very ,low .. With - , h
te
present
,weekly shipments of 318,(X10 tons for
the balance of the season, - (y.-hich c.7u14 be in
creased to 375,000 to 400,000 tens if all Abe-.re
gions were in full operation ,] it Will ',give a sar-.
plus of 414,0(4 tons to Dee. I, 1870,.' and .this
1,1
added to 1,162,781 tons • •would give a iiurp us
this year of 1,51tr,7_,5i• tons, even if. the collie es,
now.idle, werelto continue Soto Dee. 3;lB7o,anit'
no interruption .-should occur in the .other ke
gion!irto obstruct the trade. , Those are' ; the fig,
ures—judge for yourselVes. - - .• ' .
, With tho • present ~shipments,'We (Wiwi lie-
Here that the price of ei:;,sk 1 tsn be tuanitairied,
andlof course the. operators cannot resume Un
der any circumstances, so long es the Men per- :
sisk in demanding wages based on $3 a toil for
coal, when it does not nowl:ornntand that price
on the average in any of the regi9nsi and if ail
were to go to work the prices must fail ei,•en
low s4s{l a ton on the average. Poi men aye,
KO Cleirly in, the Wrong inthe position they have'
taken, 'gist they cannot elipect, the Ryuipatby cif
any interest in the region. If Alio Present:stato
of tillngs oontinueinuch longer, the Sheritrwpi
be et Work, and • ninny of those AFT o hale
cor
tidetl, in these mon will tia*o their property
swept away, and all kinds of hitainesif-be com
pletely prostrated, which: must *Celled' If
distress unparalleled in, this County ;and viliF),
feels like contributing for the relief of Abase
118.613.41 13.101
EMI
MB!I
• Id ZO,llll
:UM d 11.174
!.... 1, 95 4941.1
91. K;
EOM
132198
MEM
Mil
SEM
110,(01
3.16,1
BE
Di • ):.111),0111
• St - 3,CKq'
. ) • 311,CR10
1 ) • 1 7,Q1n
13' . :178.0)10
" ' •29 , • OA)
, - -
. 4 7,151,091.)
gc f,g; 10,(ot) a week I`,,r
Tons.
1.01
1,721X"13
4' 9 14 I
TI-1
MINERS' Jo ,= =- =4o
who were offe
than prevail el
nem; It: wottl
leave any ppr
. persona bo pey
eurnatanees.
tnlr
• work,at wagon, even higher
evrhere 'fit al hntnehes,or
he hard and '-nehrrstbut to
starve, but ought not ankh
tined to Antler nnder slut ieir
;
I _
-..less the' en in the other Rebus shOnld ,
strike against ' 'Aftinetion of limos', and cheek
, prOduction there; 'and the trade continues + ii
now la, Were is no hope foe Selnyikill ConntY
this year, so long as .the Region is controlle4l hi ,
a feu ignorant fand stupid it;tulars,'Who are thus :
tolablii,,; the Pedpietif wages which they Ould
receive, to sulpro.h,thetnieltes and•familieN
instead °leant ttinga large number into feet;; ,-
.gars and paupe ', to be supported by the
1
etrn
ing of other.+—:' e say robbing in every sea of
or the word, an dfjusticewertrdone them '• ley
would be in ttlikenitentiary, *beret better . 'en
are intarceratild' who. are not half as H T
tY as these- leaders aro now in rice:.ling
those who listen to them for advice, soppres "iig
T
the true State ot the trade, and' resorting tol all
kinds of lying filebterfuges to lictray those Who
confide in then. We warn them in tiule.-wen 1
the current turns it will be - quick and deeis. ye,
Ind' thonien, who have been deceived and !be
trayed, will be f(mnd (Initial uprea%onablci as
yott have, fnadeithern to. accomplish your pur
poses,
and all •heir fury will be poured lout
upini iiiose whd either-refused to give thendthe
truth or purposOy deceived them ds to the , ifate i
-pf thejrade. Yjou may try to cheek It, , b(4. it
;will be in vain. - Woetell you the storm hi al-
rreadrgathering. anti as soon as the truth as!, re
gards the..true.ttiste of the trade flashes oflop
the masses, it will. hunt forth—resolutions 're
nouncing papet's which you fear will give ,the
Men the truth, Will not tlitni4ish but Jolly in
crease its fury.. Mark that.. . ;
We again callitiplin the miners anti Lib, ~rs
'to go to work at.i, the basis-offered... You cannot
receive nio.re sya;es in Sehuylkill t:onnty niov,
unless mare than .half tho colLiericis e;mtitote
idle, and you (42; be.eouipelled to take les:4 in
a very short tinie. It is'your only faltersiatlve
in the, present state of the coal trade!. unless Doti
desire to remaiidle and live on the eharify . of.
'others, or spend what you hate saved.
IL.
A Schuylkill !County miner nt ltrnuc7 Top,
writes - home that there will, in all prl,bahilitV
s strike in a sluitlime. This miner states that
he can only make half the wages at lircrad Top
that he pin mak in Schuylkill Count3j; and liaa
to work harder:,lHe says he can earn einly
a da'v there. Ifere, for the same work, he could
earn upwards :4fS., a dify. This don't .I . o l ok
ne if starvation banes Were paid to the miners
in this.region.
Tun Mcixrro* indignantly denie's that:sotrie
of the leaders had been purchased ,to keep
Schuylkill County idle while the other RegOus
are at work. NOw we have been Informed bye.
a gentleman, whi),ret a rned from Scranton t 11 , w
data ago, that t4inen working for- the compa
nies, whom the li?aders here tlennunee4l ag trai
torA; lire paying iil SO each per month to the sup
port 3f the minerti l in Schuylkill County, and it is
collected off the pay rolls of the men in the *t
ees. We do'noti - ouch
. for . the truth of it—but
if it is ' SO; and only a portion of the money; is
appropriated to , pay the expenses of the leaders
here Who arelillo—they ore purchased by Ithese
coMpanies to keep the people idle here.
. • By keeping'our collieries idle the men' the!re
can no doubt it ake . from $lO to :i , 15 a inctli
I
mire, and they ..an easily 'contribute - $3 50: a
month out of the r wages, and nialintuoney liy
the openttion. : ' ,
M EI:TI St AINtIIItAcITE BOARD Tit.t
--.Vstatt.(l !need i ng of the Anthracite .1 toard .of
Trade was . held,t Shamokin on Thursday, - .lday
In accordance 'ivith an invitation ex tendtsl toi
them it, large number of.operators'andi dealtirs
were-present. After the usual rontiAebusinet,
n Committee on I;esoluti011% waSappilintitsl, Who.
after eonsultion reported the, followini:
i• )7CIITTEE
^ , eneral meet lug of
,rnatoperaoirs.
ttlnrell 15, 1t , t711, it wa.s alfirtned thlat
there made to the workmen w . 3.,
[trade more thou Was. Walrranet. , l
find not w It ilstarol ing that nerir
stehuylk 111 region hits shire het , •ll
cottoned to.deellne;thererore
'e. re-alfirni our earnest " tit•lerid
l
line work at our colllericts, unhiss
'iforetoinottneed.
de thanks of the entire 'trade Of
to (hoc,. operators, who did riot
front init did principle . through
it, net with tea
IC eV Idence of our final . sticeessi Is
I 7aet that great tlls;:ath , farttonjic
ong the Well; wlio„if 4,11 to ther
ieneed It)' designing, leaders and
4•lsed would long since have re
'eV enal tfing the St-110'1101i
'4 , 1 share of the "..I.ntitracite',Ctertl.
itt:PoRT int•
Wit me Ews, At a
held nt Pottsville,,
tne offer of-wages
in the state of thAl
by the tirlee of e0:11,
ly the whole of the
bile, prices have el)l
1:v.1'o/re .1, That
'lllation not to resit;
;at the terms hereta
Resolved, That
this region are dull
sign our pledge,
good and evil repor
Resofrefr, That
apparent from tioi 7
I:IIo\P 11 to exist atilt
free ebolve, until ft4
the terrorism exer4.
gamed work; thert
ulon to have lirtiMt
• Trade. :
The aboi•e Tri
ctutianinmusly ad,
mule rind rr , vintinu• Nvek
)pted.
The followciig, A
etter was then read : •
snAmoKts, JSac 21;, 1 , 70:
13.•ARD ov TnA DE •-.-G , Plb -
longt/re to report thiti'my notit
ntthctbasis offered Irk th•e
LaNt.
1 he
have .resu med wor
Trade,. Mardi 151Ifi
mrB mapfetfully,
/Urn o. It. I )ot• r.l,
of 'able and interesting ;u,l
- at Ijourneti.
After a
dre ,, es, the'meer
Ect"r[vt: lloAtu) uF TICA
'..;.p, SEVI11.11: .EllO4ll Journals express great regrkt .
tit the exodus of v Ist numbers r 1 7 11, ,-1 i
o. A.....e... ilrtalaliS
from Londowto thin country. _About two weeks ago
over eight hundred Men, principally the employer;
of shipbuilding eablishments, left the: banks p 1
'the Thames Inn birly fdr this country. ',1%:/i One ran ,
call In que:tion the utter collapse of the iron and
ship-bullding trash's on the Thames. Half a d i ozou '
1
years ago, the ban i s of that river were alive N\ ith
Iron Works, ship-ship-!j 'Wing establishments, and oill,_
1
Cr industries morelir less connected I heresy 011. 'At
this time,-it Is hardly passible to Imagine a greater
contrrott than thll same locality presents: As to
Iron manufaciairt.r g operations„ or ship-building
work, there Is scarpoly anything going on. as com
pared with the activity which prevailed a few years
ago. At Mill NValt, a large establishment Is :dish
lately in ruins. - Numbers of ship-blinding Yar.iti
show only a wreak of a departed industr3. At
Black Waif, the Thames Shipbuilding and Engl. ,
nearing (.mipany are at work, but their operations
are on a far less extensive scale than i 4. represented
by the eapabilitios if the establishment. Tine sta!t I
Works or Bessemer Brothers, are being dismantled,
is about to be transferred to a
~,In South Staffordshire. The
1, which once turned out a large
'Reis, are now so nearly paralyze.]
lover half a down Rmatl iron
1 In course :of e r onstrortnin
1 The closing • of NVis.dadeh
IS to the depression of triakie upon
ast ries to which we have Millard
r. permanently driven Win the
in. Mine they have been develop.
le rapidity
' utsin the Tyne, Tees
i the lower coat of iron, !vat mid
entering Into themnst t net ion Id
itre also lower hi the northern .
dulon. in speaking of the elia./
.orktneti, above alluded to, the
i ! t
os and Cowl. TRADES REN,'el.ly s
i ial disadvantage that So'ffilizky
. multi be leaving its., espcebilly
. g do not leave in auythinatlike
a. The strength and skill orotir
land artisans, we ought bv, all
jlt is well .wortli etaolderation
eauticit be donettiarrest the eur
,rat lon', and to / ttirn It tato !MI ITI•
teat Iviteested. . .
. .
,sl.;tsi:nn 4a.ys: Emigration is
it the .7ilrsey on a gi eat settle.
tealite„l'S }Vivid la and Min noso
witt'abont 1600 'souls. for Nev
lif / Itrusselsrand the Nestorian,
YOrk,anil the latter for t/tiebee.
to sit] t • alth between II O and
yesteiday, .- '
11.1.113C0AD - %M CINAL, 1 , (1. :. , •
and the inaehinetk,
new establishment
"'hip-building yard,
tonnage of iron ves
that perhaps not
vessels are now:
upon the river.,
.I,tork-Yard also wilt
the river. The int t.
have, no doubt, beet
Thames. At the siitti
lug with reinarkaht
and Clyde, owing to
all other niateriali e
iron ships. Wagei,i i
rivers than near,Lbt
gratlon of skilled. tat.
North or England
a.
Men!
hays: "11 iS, anti}',
of our eikilled Men!.
ii,t the old and youn{
the %nine proportion
lie,t in mole - 4,714'41
Meant , to keep. and' 1
Whether spinethhig •
rent of•Bir' . 4.lan etni I
ilekk,...qyliere It i;ig •
' , Tam .1 London) • , F.
now iproeoetillig fro
tin Wecineminy the '
in left the. Mersey 1
. York ; and the ()Ply
, the for:net for New
and Montreal, weer.'
Lilo more. tttii I grant.,
_-.. 11 •
COAL TR A 7 - Br
.
The qu;nl I ty z yr.nt by
lti•Thartauy lah!:
St. Clajr ' ...... .......
Port (..ltrbon
Polfou'llle •
Schuylkill /lkyen
Attburzt
l'ort• Cilnten
paylng Th.44:11
C - •al rc.r Cutnpu.ny;. Ib
Tiitaft , r Wpok
1‘17410tt. , :1y
' this
•
. .
lail mut and UtsaW'fnr thu yrt4
Total
TG •ame Clear last rear
...
• - ScOUT L cp
'l'ht; followlog IA the q
M:nc 13111 .0 S. 11.• •
Sch .....
31.11 t I'reek
3(t. Cartxn •
Izt(beiry
(I.thd . .....
'NTT RAILROADA'FOiCkO
Anoint raw:ported la ut,verl
LFltltill COAL.IIIADE--is:o
1.F.111,11T L.110A1). !
•
la:1411:ft) . rent xrnt-by Lefl44l.Valleyjtailr ~ ~ 11;4 . t 4,• giyl
ending ou Saturday inAt and tor ,ar .
•
mning .
I.I44APLott
=MG
U. Lohtzh
M
'Mauch C htuilt
--,, —--- --,,
. .
. .
' T , stlli.. .. . .... ...,. .... :
Z..........: ............ . ... '.... .. .. ' 91,..11' 1.1-1',1.1 - )$
:tomee tit
.!....ne......_..........:-..-...., ...:....., 2. - ti3" I ,0GA. 1 5.1
•
1 --- t — ' - '
I ocreme '• ' • • .L,..... $1:179 ' t., 1 .:rii
, .
~ i
Lk:111611 COAL AND NAVIGATIO3 COMPANT.
. .
-• _ .
.
. .
•
(..k.
_.The /blinking Is the sillantltt rltt ol.ehhCtramptittod by "the
•( nnl end Italtr,intd brthe Lel a.l n - bd .N.l.v. Co, ruz Ow.
,hi
, 'week. , e , iduz,,, , rpti eisturdAy even lag 41.41‘ r
. f .;-, s .; , • • . •Vl'Prr..lV , Tr/TAh....
' i
.
ay`
. (`Wal' ;;
T'pe.(.43ar;siThs deny,..d av pillows
Frenn
• Typtr ittlAtti *lo.n:—. , •
•• I urairtovv.
lieetiu'ltesulevt
Less T 'ael, tioich
EMI
lELiWAKE J! ; *„ al [WV% CORRAN T'yi COAL TUIDE.
IVllntrintqf n 4tat s eiii,nit ne , nonl trinqpnrtiNt liv thP'
13elawnre cued e"anut the Baer ending Sat ,
urilay ILO. •
WYJAL. TOTX4
nir.fr 30.309;
lezt , cm,741-
=I
Jim!.
Hy
. .
„ . : .....
Fur the !grin; perietl hat
I.ly Railroad
rr•
• TI-'H C 0 A..L MARKETS.
- PRICIII OVCCIAL DT iiis cisme. - ' 4,
.0 Liu or 4Arg lust .4.un,u4sr Pr uswisiruswick-
,' (ciutaucr ap NrOrki: .- - ; " •4* . iu - indisesora4 . 4r,.i
:-. ' • c.. :i n t .a . a >,l - •-•-!.= .'.
- • 3
~' -
_.. r.c411.u.mi.r.r.. ma-,, •
ft. t i A,h 'ri t .pe uf .d g - i l l. 4 =3; Clotitto4 V* --
.. do ,sueruna,... t Loce4B. Lomb, 4 4is
•.w.A.kui,i.amp..-:- 4 4,46, ~ do. 4 I._;D ,
giciuder,.. .--. 4 4401 do 4
tif ;
Brote4---- 4 4, aft „,. 1/0 SU -. 4
Epto rd.... -, -.- t
4 4 4.01
.Staytjo4 •
g 4
itn4.3..n . ott!.
ME
EC=
. • .
170 •
1:,9+111
ilij
EINE
n. .
II
-
9.1.1,1L95 7.7.64741
. -
I
%/1,4.11 1 I
laillei
•.
...'2177.1 1 , 2 r 11%4 , 2 04
•1,4413 . ral,t;;S:l4,,
... cgi
' a•SR iti
1”.1,93 pi.
. I WE:',le.! /T.tl::
11. 1 %4: L57..M17
1:141
Iq,rdi
'lo;k4,
4.a,41.9` 41.1,117
.I TOTAL:,
4.2 t. apt nom
4.1731 • 40.SJ2'
• =1703
- 1641
......
• .
. .
6171'..2f 7
WEN
Te. 77
43.1111,i
4'l}l:3t -' 461416
a s ti A lrest im ' n m Ala". q p_ t
Steamer 3,40
ER.
Nagirt77...
Chestnnt.--__
, s iiii t,
To the trade byeargo or cosi Rod
Wllkeeharre and Pithstoit W lab.. XIS 1 54
14rXrals Valley', Red A.sts- _....... ilo I, ID
Shamokin White or Red A11t........4.--.L... .1i.4 i 01
Zerbey Valley. Red Asia So.k4
From yard or 'Mart 53 to r.....-ent4 addit:7,o.
By retail to econsueterx. . _ .. 4.1 , ...
.....• I iiaf 7 1.14
(Immo' Creek anal Comber:old Veal, "t . o.h. bt,
Loma Point for 5tdpi,ing.........,......_;.
.. ~...... 4154 SOU
.
i r rr a - NDRIA .
_ANDRIA ANI) GEORGE - I'or _May :7, IsTh.
Oftui r xre Clerk de Cumbeiland. cargo, f. U., - .7 4 :3
- •
•
r.ruct: Or vi... 1 .1LP.4...\LE5* AL. r 1
L. !le, Gr; Egr. Sto . 0511.
1-sekavaion3. Welikeo-$4 ti.s $3.11 ft 0 33 . 33 ' e.l so .4.3
-4 75 4 7.5 414 5 Z.l 5 71 , 473
do - York . * 4 •X; 46: .1 u. 34: 93 4AL
Scruntoll. 405 1 Ol• I y 401 5 . 15. 4 91
Pdtston. - Newburgh 140 150 4 J.. SCo 5 4 f
I't. J0brp.401_...4. - 5 .54 5:5 5, 5 1.1 • - 3 50 475
Ethatklirort :Al 4 5 . aII 5 71 . 475
Eitt'a 4 c 4 t.P ,, ct and Pt. lohnaont,, Itoutul
ted N'erwtrurzh. 70 orquA.
PRICI-2. COAL.'
Parri" - ir:i !At. Duly. tI 25 Attinth - Lirr.
At , Dobt. Delivered at N. Y. C.l.:rrengs - .
Illock. !Lug,— ...... 75 'Wrbtstoretand...—..--;--66
Gown. . . 1 "'
Linghn
t 75 :Newburgh $ 50_
t;y4l twy , 2 11' We-a 6 uu
-.•--..-
P.Ctutt. —.- ... ' 4 . Wet F.iirMouut Sik---..
..... -- . 1. ,, ~, ,rnll-at , ELP/21.A..
Little. I.;r:coe 11..cy ..... -..... 1 rca PcArelion 63.4 - • J. 7 fgl
ealeclon in. 1 SO • • For :cLick. trout - 2.5 to 51., ceittt •
dark 75 cc.sic< t" fl 1 , 4 ' APIA. " , •1
Fli . thin Cu Ne-.e y,,rk- kt An—to Itcrcton*2,ls43' tl.
-_:::_________
COAL FREIGHTS
Msa
Itrrn ,1 '1121!I, 't
114-7,,n el 9;4.2 4) , 3 tt 5.) Itartf,rd . ....._ 1 -• ‘• I 10-
2ul . 1&r SEld•Retown ' 1 7 ,
Lynn._ • 221 :.a)
.• t 771 New 4;1131
Vo Sentry
I 75 tialtitwore..,..-...
/4. - tc•.• ...... 21 , I 1 , , Waktllngton:..l..t 1,1 :
........ 3 (4, 1 Ur It.ctanucl _
...... : Sartt.trel' • . :to
1'my;41,•13.t, 1': !!; if 7.,.;
..... al 121 N , trfl.,ll: . tll •
•
P..extuet.zet le. • 21 4.;:ixemon .7 7 ,
Nrwr.ort 1 71 1
Fail River ....... I 71 - 1 tzirlighlort .1 tki
Tnun .. '2 • - .... '2 •
. ..
. . • itynnui. '24-)
_ .
.... I.»
• . , 4111riey Polat-.. I al -
' 2 '5
Nantneli, , t
..... e rr- " ,-, titer , •••• .` 173 3•
2" ,- Wo - nlouth:_.. 2 ill
I S. , lrlrrnt 1::
tow I 71 '1 21 1041444.. I 71 .
New Ilneen • ,1 ,
... 1 ul. 1 4.1 11;1111." itt
Norwa 17u ti),
ins OP . TI:thiSPOIITATICRITCY TthE.
• Cl" LEltuso I:ArraloA 6. .;
; r.. sc. 11. S.' (lb.
P• rt,, ;Id .. ......... :Oft fo CO V-110 tq.! , ti r: ti)
Plulo..iclr.l/111 •2 1 , / t. 14 2 . 10 2.10 It/
rat),) from Sote.:3•11:ill Ifoven ore h centm lusr ton- letch,
and from TarbUqua 7. and Pinecrbee Itc•Ortul.pertnn hlcher.
A drutellicl; of $0 crate a lola Iv aunts-,,1 int all coal shim/
e.I south of Otpe floury ,ladF.V.4 of Now Ilrmi.u•ick. (0)
cool ',hipped to other pulilty a (Ir.‘wbuck. of 40 “211:..4 la.; toll
Win be matte maul furtbei tiutlee.
•
• VIA
Mooch Cltunk to Phllwleiptlla • [
4‹ II;
LCIMiII ' - ALLEY, N. 1. Ci.7*11.T..41. ANI, ,1,17.1r.1s .(). ,, Ex'
i ' --- 11411.1101119.,
. .' .
-To Euzabefbport. . •' Td I.Y.oltiikozi. : -
L. V. IL , IL ... _.., ....... ......1 ..` , I . L. V. 41,1 ' 1 .... ........... ....--t 491
N. J. l'amtrat 1 1 - : .Morrt , . k JE , 05z.......... . 1 19
.
. ' !I !ft t..tron
SlOpplott.t. wltorvirtz .... 3; Sliii•ir:n t .rf wiii.r, ilit,3. "_.
,;.;
~,.., ~ 't: .' ,_ k $2.:17
To Port John %on .. : _
•To south Amt.'s -
ea
P
From ~:n it.,,v,n to It "...ir. .
..njt,thport si Pt. JZ.ltri,on... ;42 ni
~*:l' LEIII6II SA.V . WATION ,04),(k..0,1, , ,', ...,..,jti,,,,i,.
Plum II aveu to Phlltpshlinn.. ...... :. ............ t . .._...-_._..... a'US
!tlttuott Chunk tft Philltjt4ttin{ ••••t I.r ....... 4 .... ...7 ,1
Mauch 'hunt: to Ilttnnto o taut port jottut.,,ti ..... , ... ....„1 2ot
. , . ,
t.htpot t . : uunj 'char:ant,
.. Li
1 . li ). CANA LS:
.411I•y la:I tj, 51V1LL1 . 1 , ,.,: . V: 01' %Z , V.
r,e . f. , l!OWi lig Ill:.• th, .1:3;,. '4 t4l ~,ipt.ri, , ; l ll. nn . thy
t ,,, •1ii:y11.111 l'anal I'mr the present. • • - ••
EIZEIZIE
• .. • .
,•• . • ..
Froni. IN.U.lr:pol. ?11, I ,, ,irbon. , .p. Ll.i-. NI. XlXlitllon
Toll d i, l l o
Fr.•:;;lrr I 7.1 ti fll 't..l P 7 ~..' t1:011
171 . - I 7ii '':-.. cI.C.
•
. .
firfIR:Y.N•:Z 011 1 . .., 1i nlr ..NCAV VOrk :UPI r ii • in it yAI el I,l‘
per t,..n. . .
T. , I'itil..‘lo4,l 1.111 t. — , . .
Frnta-• Pt. C..r•an. Mt. Cart,. 11. !Art, Ihi - r..11. Pt. 4'll nton
:n.ll i !,.. fl Pii , i, ,, 1 l.", ;:i ...
Fr. i ;ht - , ,un .. 1., 1
.. a.)
~ . -•-•..--
it.. 10. ' ti :C., li No
Fr..ta Mantil i 'ilnattlr. to 1'...i , i4.11...•
•• Nr, 114pv mid ItiiKtol
Thr , lll,:l t , . N.•., 1 - ..fh ... , ....... ._.... ..... .....2.
ffil
1 . 6t1.t.t ,
311 , ::41+ Ax'sl 11.
"r•
FlOr n•
tinu
. . :. .-.- ' .:-'I • .
ITOR SALE ClTEAP.—st , i.k . alai Flxt tires or .
i flroi.ery and Provision . Stone. N0..130 centre
.street; Pot LAvi Ile, Po.. : • ..Nl:ty 21, !7 , :1j—,1.41-It— ' 2.!-It
I TOCAL ANIT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
V ,Nrjss LIZZIE J AtIi:SUN, N0.31:7 MARX ET ST..,
respectfully begc leave to inform lie eitt zen-s. k'•
Pottsville and vicinity; that site will give instrue
tions on the PIA.Nt I and in SINGINAI, othreasona-
Modern's, or address Box 4al Post 4 ittiee. pot tsville.
Pormv I t.LE, Buy 7, 4 .70-1 1 -31n-Itts-mill
,-- - n
SLATE: SLATE! ! SL ATE !! :l if •
•,. ' .
The untlclNitztied Ittis,aliv.o, on.hand a large
• lot ~.of lit , (11 . :INtt SLATE, or nll ; Lsize,, and of
the bt,t wild ity, ivlll , ll he will sell a the eiptapest
price-. The slate ('Rill he delivered I,y Railroad or
Canal_ Apply I n \: Al`. KALB-A(11, Agent.
•
• Itarniturg,d ; '.vrks (.0..:) . ,..11
;May, '-'2. '74 ; '• . i ,-, : - 12-i' ;II
T° COLLIERY PROPRIETORS.— Want...l
:in a ppoi a t Ia , !III 11. VOLLI ERN" NI FOWER or Cititty
Ovritm.t.v., lty a youtp.t tnan just arrlci•cti Goan Eng
land. Ivlto has a Deputy ti% erioanant,other Colliers
with Idol In New York. Iltft-rencei , i and' I estinifi
'll hits front and to the Mining Inspectors of int-Brit.
I,n tiove.ttiment, and tt.l large cidlieri "s inLlngisopt,
Alidt , tiq - iii WERPiI 1N,,..1.51ig' llonse,fCe* York.
- .
TEI.A.GBEI4.B WANTED.—Nine i'Male and T,
/ Fetaa le Teachers wanted for the S, chord Distr
of Hut ler •TOwnship. ekantlnatie.4l h ,
Newlin, County Superlntelent„ on M
.lay and Tnes,day, Jime rth and inn in the WI
iton.r., in Girardvi Ile, (4:m1111011cl ng at
M. 'Penn, nine nionths and ,alaries
J. F. rant T., SN.
I Omni% NI ay . '
ESIRAPLE PIIOPERTk FOtt SALE.
D
The splendid r , .ideneo, latelyi oeetipied hp
Till IL WT. in A•lfland, Pa., Dwelling,
:reel'
.t.e. The Is romparatively now, and has all
the modern .convenietive4. Prie..'.liiw and. tetun,
et - 4 , y. Apply to :
Real to A i:ent, 1`.031:11:intongo Si.
[
EXAMINATION —.la ciataitatiTon of Teach
-. rubuc• sety—b:."l.th;e•.ltor"il g li or
; 1J; t!:t,tl •e %lit b. ,111 Lit the, new :11Arlek" SehoOl.
1% Hove e, on Friday ;it'll Sat ttn!ay.'3 unnil7th and l'qh
eotntnynyin..; at n pretn , y;:s. Terni, lu
1.1011111.. tlo.yl pai,l to 'lively:.laq , , Thy
aryrel , yottnily iniitt:,l in by prirsent: By order
of tin, It ar,l4 .I.INIE.S I.
71)-,-.22-:•4
NEW SELF-OILING 1 CAR.,!
t M! N matte :tt the
. t
Eisaw
•
•VN •, , • ail S:iri4.. of
a\.;• f,r4, , ) , with If. K . ‘PE' . r(
N 0.9
•
, ,
• . . " 67 'n
LASONIO'NOTICE..-(r..ss,,na Lodge. - No. r 2 r.,
:NJ. A. Y. ‘nt'Whit-Sontliiy,;ltine.itis„ at-,.
lay/the corner Moue of a new Evangelical
10111 reit tri 'ressonii. iss
.All neighboring Usigt;s, or any other: . that. can
partief pat.• are fraternally requested 'to di) so,
they,: srrtwing before 1.:t1 I'. M. sire re‘Picsted to Miro.
af;11o. 1,0,1 g.• I . 1,,g;111:1 tiehnol 11.131N1.,!NO.
liv
order of ;he W. M. •
'70,2•1 J. 11 INV A RI) Tturlirsi rN,
-ruE - lIARTI 4 ORD I,ll•'''E AND AN1 , 7U1.1
• INSURANCE COMPANY.
Want good men it, agiolls its this iaiuntc . The
tere.t Bearing Platt, caeltsivily tised by this t
atnv •
enable tivenn.to dna li:,rge busitteo,and ohhtln
rt , tt ranee IVIII•re no other plan will, int two uttt of its !hot equitable' tetstares; 'providing as it
thdaringlife, and giving e,imet Justjee. ,
to
01.1 and youn24 .AMmts can secure unustuillv
goo' contrfects by aildroa.ing .
K INtissUltr ti KELLowt!
M s ay , 70-22.1 ml f.:41 'Walnut St., Philaila..
- - -
P RIVATE
SALE.-The undersigned hi.,"
Fitruil - situate in WasltingtotuTowrishi p, sehttyl
kill ('omity, about I,nilleS east of 'Pinegrove, t mile•
distant from the S. S S. It. It., at' private sale. - The;
Farm onitalts . s;l:ti acres, rest gravel bottom, 2.5 elcres,
heaVy tin her, , su acres, cleared, and: the balance
sprouts of 12 v.efirs' growth. The Imina:ivetnents con
sist or a ,i wel Pug hotsse.swlss !tarn aud saw mill ;
also. a .rodcrior omhard of choice frnit: , trees. The
land.) , its goo.l -culture. wiShing to nor
dia....J• or iii,spectthe sante, will, pleaqt apply to the
.o
proprietorn pressinies. A good bargain eon be .
made. .4 'A - m.(1111ns easy. ; .1011$ MI NN
May7o-22-',41M... •
I 1
1-I,Ett.llV.krytEßS - GOWEN 470sT,
Porrsvit.t.L, May 27 ; P,70.
ititnr.rts No. L.-
~ •
1. All Contraries of the . tibut:e-Pts.- . 4 are rcuwested.to
meet at their Headquarters, on
. SITNI)AY. I;'..VENI; AT 7P. Mt, SHARP.
For the purpose of attendingchttr.ai.lt Ito eipuelid
of all Comrades to be
PomunteS should not fan to,supply themsQfves.
jclth white gloves. - By order of, !I
CHAS. I:: BECK. Post Osoonn t u t p.. r. ,
1 , ,,,13:.WALLA:eF., Post Atijutatit. '
May - . IS, '7O " '
22-It •
•
tr ECALQIIAATERS C0W.P.17 'POST, NQ. ,
L [ 23, Q. A,at. •.;•
' POri1V11.1.1:: SikV , Z7.
. .
SPFM.I.-,1111111:114,:io. Z--T. All Colyirudes. of th . O
above , Poqt refitte , ted. meetat their iloadquar
ter.4,3lo7CTlAN, g
for tho'puruo.e of deenrutin:r the I.:Yrtes oft our
'Fallen Comrades.
• 11. Punctual attanilanee is. requewit•a. arr. y
Cdturade intrtieipatlng., expeetvA 40 wear (t htte
ai.,81..;5. dark viol ties a 'lid cap , . : ;
A 11. Comrades har I rterfladges SpArninu in th e i r
pr.s.:ecstrat will bring theiii. Thu nn}, having
.tlictri
will be furnished by the I.l.tta:rtertnaAter at. the Head
quarter... Ity order of •_. . .
•
AS..I; 7 . 1.1ECK. Post t.nulaunder.
. . • ..
AN' ‘4.T:Acc,
11,:t• '2i, 7 . • • _
. . .
Dl.EFlicils' . F.?...Y3-71'8,1Pri
t•t, fT
T o_ f n -ti n.s i s i- t i : i', ui rl a
43,4•0/ - 4.4,C Ketknah' of Tatunqu.t, in the County _or
se:turn:lll,in •4411.1E:astcril Dkdrlc.t of l'enngylivan . l4,
Ilaulirupt, -having peti t i0n,. , 1 ror ,hl4. tn./I/ante. a
meeting of creditor/4 oiv.ili• be •1 •
Icl4 -on Tutisda/4-.; Iht
1411.1 day of .Tp /IC, 1/T741,-,/ - .t'•l9 44"..-Ipck, A. ',)1.. f)efore
r lieglktpr..lnliii l'...lfobarti at• No. -IS( Ccurre.l3lfe:Ct,
in,thi• Iltirouch or Peittiville,,lltut the te,Nalutnation
of the Bankrupt may, he Mil:died and nay blltitneei
of tnectinv requlrc‘l liv Neckhal 4." - A...1r, 24.0f1t.he'.%-et
' t,
of C43ngriu4s transact/ ..' ' . A. , --.4 • , .• •
The,ileglAttr will •rtlf. • wileth,:ir the' Itaultrapt
t tr\
.14:4-4 eon formelt s t 4/ I/ Is duty. 'A hcarin will' al,n he.
.11:o1oti Wednesday, .Tune inth,lSl4l, h e ibrelhe Court
at PhiladClphla at 10 - o'clock;X: :N1..., ,A-1,1,..4 parties
' lutt:resitql 1/Liy'..show catt , ,O.f.'galnut Ihiidischarze;
' • WI trtem ~ } ion.krahlo jolOt'CtulwalnlJOr. J uttge, mid
:seal it the Ccitja. id...l,4olattelphia. M(iy t. 3. pr,14., ,
- - ... - : '4.14.13: Fo.V-, Clerk.
' 1 A ttcadl—.TOtt2/7-P. HOBART, liegistC44.: • ' '•
slay 2i , •7th .i . f •
' 1:73t. CIITQRSI SALE, AT AUCTIcr,'N', 'EY
1;, 31, Tjlo.llAii 4k. ti.(*. 4 1i,j1 . 1311f/dc/Pnini, . •
4 - .:.
-- • , -- .74 -- .•:k Ylth. at .12 o'cLocl;:', M. ',. . ...
` 'in 'f trpifotials, Te'nuitc. , ;(. i4a/ an Lialt ewr '1 1 1...1, ra2
, d
1?4 at. s ALL. ; TO XIAOS.F: AN .03.TATP.:, ,
-, 7 - .'.: ' , aro- or- tile ttiiist.• Yr/Jun*l4le -' .'.
- GAS (:(iy.T.:, AND•innYtA)CF.... TISIbtR
• • -,- - - 'i ..PROPEIITIES ',. .• : ' .
, ; ,.112 the sitAte.of pennsylvania 'kncittn as the , •
HUN TSTATE. - Itxnted betiecn Cameron
•
ud priportupi, Cameron County,' Pd,
•
*0
1• On t e line of„,the 4 1 hiladdplila• and Erie 114112
roaciwhtch traverses the property, ander the term!-
, Mts of tint Itnithlq andashington :Railroad; lie.
I [maßiligtOkk N. Y., and 1.4 also traversed by w
timns el theilitts,nehanna ,
This'property consists of about four 'thousand
• acres, andis underlaid trith eighteen feet of supert
orlutri,, workable, bitnmitions, ;mg and - *t enni C oa l
• tve tive Wet, four feet, and three feet in ; tit ickness
riowopen forinspectiOn 1, and is covered with a vat?
uabte.gtowth of Hemlock and other timber. Thera
le alscron the 'property stlperlor SAW and Shingle
Mills, with all appliances- forluantgring lam-.
her, bnilt within a„vt.nr„ cittning up of thirty
thousindllollars. -This property is new offered, and
' Mtn besald without reserve to the'highest hitlder,
at poblie anctiOn, me Tuesday, Jtutelttli next, at F.
o'clock 31.,,by 31. Thomas dt sons,, the
plita•Exchage:" , •
Fdr EMIIIPhICI- 4 .,Iii•CiPOI and farther raultculars,,,.
'ply to h[. Simpson & CO., 42 Broadway, ta
tlt
.Naw tork - Olty. or to lt.:Thoinsa & Sons, Auction
. enAro: lag South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
211, ll' • .
. . .
EMI
VILLE, SC
t". 303.
a (Ma
t. - Aaa
3 :344
ears.
a 1033 '
-12arguar
27, 1970
CEIREIM
In cas:e ard
pctllvy IS poll
Aired for tiab
dy paid an,
l
ii tr.:
~ora a
a 7 •
4 S4l
71)
:22
IMMiti
PP.li
)1 - NlO:'N
liv:4-:;• wii'o l .:ill: Cie ('li,,iveit, Ntweltie,i of 1.114
il
H I
, ..7 , .. 7 1.7111:1: ai,rril
r i_
31(;F: INT , 1,1(I.:::; l)1' I)ViiiT.ABLE th)ODA
I - ~ PUIICTI,I-.;:1i !.7 , : TIiiSNIARIcKT I FOll eA-'4ll. • •
[ ' it . : •, , :! ' ~
, AT
L.
' 11 / 4 ' '' ''
• • I Y I ()IN) • • •
1- :A • 1 o•N 1:r• 111 Nl. , , 1 . , A r 1 .., s
i
ME
iZ=EI
WCI: I SIMN4.-1!4.
COUNTY, ;PEN,-NSYLVANIA.!
IN
.
OT/dn. In the' Court tit. Common P/iiitik of
itch Mill County. . ' ,' ,
.. . .. 4 . . .
MAROA rm IT E TOrt hy her next '-.. , 1
frle Ward bhane, , 42 March Term IKU
, c H , • -, Altai Subpoena -
• . MI a SCOTT , I _fora Divorce, • .
ow
j i
..-.-, 21.1 - Dec' errm 186.9. "
'll, the den% above named: Yon ar e hereby
If it l a r r : t : eourCou T Ple lifMraPo l frtheamty=nyri,
.on the lliiitrthh FriAty, of Jane next, to, answer the
romplalnt of the libellant lathe above stated- cam.
, .' • 0 E aEouziE a wy.b . mooP. leamitt
Shertirliodiee.,P6ttevllle, May ''• ~ iSTOI27It.
• •
PPICE •P • THE BCllllln7. 7 nrir.T. Iff4
171.-
O (345A10 COMPANY, No 417 Walnut streef.
pH LADELPU Ma 25131 . • 184 .
'otice la isdreb.r: given. that , a Special General
Meeting of tha - fitocklinlders and Loanholders of this.
Company *VI toe held at this offlre.on 3fondsm the
Wth day ,, orJne, BM at 11 o'clock - A. M
. ~ for theimr
..e of enlist rtna:i proposition. to LEASE THE.W,ORKS. YEINCHISk-`3 and PROBERTY of the
SkihrtylkllllNavpratlon Company, to; Philadel
phia and King Railroad Company. .• • .
By order tt the Slnaaeerq, •
May =4, 70-It . F. FRAlLEy.President.
• '; -
_. = l
TN Tar, D STRICT COURT of the tnittsl-
1. Slates, r t e Eattent District of Pennsylvania: ,
In the t tte of Thomrui Hull. trading an Tholn
rl4 Hull tt.l Co: , 'Bankrupt. In itnnkruptcy. 'Y'on
wili'herebj, ta4e notice that a third. general meet
i.,,
ing of thei"resitorn cif said Bankrupt, will be hold
at the . offire of Edwin I. Chase, Esquire, one of the
Registers' it lb nkruptey, for said •Distriet, Gl5 Witt
nutstreet,l n t Ile City - of Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
June 7th. A. 1 1 .11370,:at 11 o'citxk. Al M., for the pu r
psssi natupd in-the tIOII section ta the Bankrupt
Act of Martill!tdigi.c;.-.. By order of.tli e Court,
o'lol3 I A k. N 11A NIBURGER; Assignee.
.To the creditors otl Thos. Bull ,t,,Co.
May IN, 'iti 1: • i Ird-I:t, . - -
DROPO P
SAIFS 011-7 A.NTHYAbITE poAL
i FOR THZ . N.A.ITY. • , • • ..11
, . .1' 1. ' . . ii‘AVY .6ZPigrar...Nte
. •.
B VA li. k 1.7 1? r 1.:41'1191E3 T -ANA ElCClt.rrnalto
ii i, • W.nsu ow*, May'lrt.i
-
SE.CLEDIPTIOPCi.4ALS, for 14 ing.Ari
rite Coal fOr OW Navy, to be delive Ilorit
tisral year frndre lune Ilk 15'71,, will. mei
this Bureau: un 11 1q A. M., Jaturlii,l,•,7o. '
. These propir: is music, ho Indorsed. "17
Anthracitti!Coal for , steuzuera' use." • • '.
14 The off nd _er rail bitfor
'. the delivery of 10,000 to
t:4O pou i, • , • % ' , .••
The coal littrit bi, , af.the best BuCk. Mounta
Black. IlrAaldi,-ue'of a kind equal tO'thern ii 4 ,111
!Teets. which Irrtnailtf will be determleeel ,
board - appolntell by. the Secretary or, the Novi`,
the teceptlial o the bid. The uanie of the con
It
to bellfalishisi must be sta t ed in the.
It is to bel . ,Liel dishy In lumps of imitable sl
naval ntelers,cletr, of uniform quality, p;ele
- free free , 1 31 1 , itrilii's. unmixed, <4 which the
trartor wi !Jib,: ro ired to furnish' such evideG
will be i..ateFf.te ory,lind be subjek ti, such - in
. Clod; LIS to oial ly and quantity, as the Bureau
direct. TIM is 41 mast in all respects he'satisfas
to the luspretots, who will have theit.right of
°'- The
refretiOn. ,
, The price i tuu{t be for coal delivered at the-?
delphia navy yord'or League' Island. and plan
carts provi eel ily the liovernmenj on the navvy
wharf, or oMil bi t r , l,nf vessels . at such points w
il .
six es o ithe ' ald UMW' yard as pay be desig
by the Bur an, : ;and all Art iveries aforesaid mu
at the cordriteirer's ',risk and expense; and wit
fitly extra 4 lart, - . of any kind. .
iI,U will likewise be received for- the
livery'of 3,, 0111.4 id . tiles:tole quality of eotd r
delivered in II i• j:ort ,of New York, -on boa
ve‘sel., or at.tto. gravy 3 - ant there, ns at Milli
phirt. inideritlteailie eoialltlons. .
L.. Any deninrral,Te !or otbers - charge;s to which'
.Bureau ma t be , subjeetc he
t from 4lelay in the,pro
delivery of l J.lie ,al by the contractors, will
di fr , in)Ftioiir hills; ; '. ' • 1 -;
'
,i
.
-in .east- ,ir failure to dcdiver the/ coal- In Pr'
"qtlantity, i tiot .. tet it'd in "2.' O , NI tone rair tiny,) or P
quality, Itiol n the proper time and placil
Bureau r•,, fl,• , thi., right to , ptirt)ttafte'fortliwi
the contra , for" , ? ,ttyk and expense that Which
seem neees T ary p., 4unply the Aetieleney: -
Blank fornis oaf utter, guarantee, ..I:e., will la.
.uished on.zipiliat ion to the Bureau. . - ....
- May :..N, '7k.,--•=l, it •. ,
, ' • — ti r ____„___. ~_ ______'______. __ ._ __ i
OLD
AN Tl,d:). ;MCO.I34.OItATED 11
, . il "Ii• ;
.. ',
pl - PLELY METVAL.
LE tIFE I.I4SETRANCE COMPA:
31Atit 4 .
vLuNgEtr, President. •
Vice President. '
:(.14.11.1.Ng, Secretary and TreaSlue
It EE NE,Assltitsnt Secretary, -
'tur t n of all Policies OuerStitZed
:- Liu% /
k not paid, when dueithe .
Ir..rrcite-d : `but the hotiler ten - talus ,tri.
,filLt,inonnt, mitt! the preinlUM attest-
Itisiq!anttl exhato.ll h\' tit! CONt nL
th,tn.!tratl."
yi:TKSHI
Tlios;
JAME-
13761 i
'4. L. (F 1
Non4i'orf4,
•
ti
anwli3 at •ttte Ago., of 4.3, :•
r- •
1 c4sh premium on •an ordinary ife
at tc . hur the lOSurtufi.e for TWQ .) - 14:.
' Irpoi,the time the pulley was isst rti,
It Emu! 44; :DAYS utter the. SF:c4 .."1.1
fl-t1..., - NIIIr.NI .111-7,12101 ES DI: R. sluruld
yeniptita tint be paid, and the inku ed
e yrnr and Vi days after such non-p y
-11 amount of the pulley Wbuld ho p:
mid,
i prey o iam clue and unpaid. The larger
'd . preMituns mild. the longer 'Will hp
itiftt%, , , In ca.f.t r • 1 , 111011-payititWol . I !
re.-
, . .
Oro ;Li re I ii, , uttillee Company ba.splid
w iix•Clatio.c. which in Vompanie, of
outer - hate been worthVess;-and IS now
.e (maim/ice:on over/ 4W policies - on
..idCrs - have been linable, to pay pre.;
i• ~ ,
e t .
to pant titinr tills ti m.-forreiture•phin
inenthiT who Int:Aired a few years sine('
I. , iti'hu tailed t.o pay his annual- prel
itinary lact,totie year and fivemoatili4
e dird.' T:It• Company hus paid tb , tlle
.I :91.01r, 4 ",:,,« ,, i....., roily t he •ovr..rdine
I Intl rest. ! .', • •• -,-. r,
1• . 1
1„•;• !)Y.• ~/• 1 •.: i er rg 11,r it . ..4 . 1 oISII ,' , (llX'e
1 , . ! .
: 'I!
'
...i 111 V IDED J A:NiuNi \
; Till: POLICY.
• V
t• :lIOLDEILS: \
•
'..I.I{II..I)IVINDS. ,
.
.. •ii • EctiNtlX:iCNl. M.S...N.A.QEMENT,.
...,
h•ethui of.lives. Safe investme,nht.'
c4.1/iPl:, 4 ., , liritors wanted. • ••-•••
ine Ann ‘,
navy will
:ltd' F 6 1.).%111
or 1/NE Yl-11
ANNUAL
the seeontt
die within 0
meat, the
less only th. i
the nuniher,
Inqirance
:
'The Rerksi
under thk h.
oth..r'stawwi
cmitititong,t
Atli:1111 111 , '
'akin/. 1
Tile 1:1 , 1 Cll
1
tins Ulla of
.1
for '?3:rtr). It
nitnnts; In.
afterwards,
whl.r.v the fq,
payjuent I: ati
/•,:rer7/ 1h toA I
.4
!I
Ai.1:1'1:10171
- i 1
...NICNVAT,II
'nrof ul. se .
(Jut Ag , ti
For rod
tat lon, apply al the, home olllee,'Or to
(i4AVE4 tleneral - Agent.
r.'1 , i1,,Ey,1 NTIf and I.'ll - -:":3-TNUT
1,11111..11 1 13.1'111A •
1 r
I)Ci 'O.l
Abutrtstinents.
It AND ~N4 I JOUItATION" ,
. :I • -
LOW pgr(Es.
....
110111 4 '1 COII 1),‘:1' k CO ,
4 , : .1 1 -4.
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that 'it 1 , 5' only nece:..sary tri
qu,,te a f.sw .y Cu jr ,W,ering; :LA an. index of the pri-.
wli STOCK will be diAp , s4C , l
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Print.!.l sat I tl,ll loth. It 11.:W .tirtic T ie for .tlke , honae or
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!teal Scotch Gingham.; In all eolorie, `.2.5 Cents.
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tw,-, qi::44,4-i- k f Fretivh Fonlar.l Mohairk, which soh'.
• by tint pi,;.e,." p'•::,111 Ceilta, nr,' now offered at
f. ; ;In Cent.; 'i
l'Arteli'l,yon, ).;ro , Grains ati , l.LirapAe Lyon, of the
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best mal:e. , fryln '..i1.. - ,0t0 , .., per yard. - . .
I.llCne-Shits 4 I It« , laii•st (.1(.04 I% °tithe Paris Anai.-,
het., and extrliciwillty, ~iml la.t'Sprlng nt1:1,:11,
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ilmililm and Fine Lass-us.,
- ; , 1 1 1 1 k"atTI'l l. A1k: 1 ) ( I k ll l e i rn er a n n a l l . l " .. . :
• . Ttlark English Grenntlines.ir'
! Si I k . Fitr.nred Grenadines. •
. Shperh stock Thin Good A.. . '
2. 1.;,1t P. Y (.;CK )1)S FOR' riI:ITP 4 . -, • :
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:;1-cent,-Twol'ases Grey Goods.
,:;; c'ents.---t. lite ea.i!.. G'euy Goodp t .
.:..), til: :out 75 cents—Finest import etttio.
-t - , ei•n(-,-Silit l'eplitts, ext rn cheap, • . ,
'•i 1 1 . - 111te - Pfilue'S. • ,;* • '
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Tettritd I.inere.. • • • z .
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slik,Knettne,s. ..
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Liman Laces.
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Fine Marseilles Quiltg. ~,
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GermaA, . French . Woistd Embroiderint
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1 offer Clofm .
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mstntit street. Philetphla , and
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.rind 13EAP Y4l'
/ione:to Order at ihart
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4 for 614,16
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paialrs & cd9i. . • • • •
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ALL *INDS 'OF. LITNIPE . II;-
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! ,•t (LONG AND Suoirr,L , ... . .
'. R11.L .. UMBER: FOR BRIDGES, BREAK ERs... ,
Boats ;sabred from Wititi and Telloo! Pnie,
• - Calk an nengoca, and shipped to order.
AbLAI
o. PST BOARDS, Shlngla, ,LATH, FLOOR-'
ING, dic. OtiVat. WATSONSTO4N, Pi . alla ~
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P. S.,Westdp bißoat and RallrenLi April 'p.":0•15 -CIO
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,;PING orro LUMBER. .
FITIBERT, o'i 4 iwiniaat,
- , Manufactu rent of and
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WIELD..N !SPOUT, PI;F:S..k. ,
1111 . 1 on lArna, weta,of llaynard 0t.p . :.• a t affil
S. MCDONA E.l), ceri t
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Wyl ftlanl t . D__ . d B Br . R: r A .!1 .„ DAN. Dp 4LA
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Wtioteiae* and itetall 'Dealer iril All kinds of
Betidock... and 'W h lie Pine Lumber, iind aiways .
- hason
blend a large lot Of - MOT's, iiras'hektilitds l •
mk,
• . - .Moldings, Wlndow Fratnt•s t zt - c-i
• Work doneat Williamsport priceK, and delirtsrell
at the Pottsrille'Depot free of elian4e. :. •
• Scrowl Sawing and Surfacing duricat short notice,
Also, contractor and builder.
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Feb 5. 701 '• '.: , t-cm•
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G4F.t.ND : pi.N.T.NG,,,DAVIS et CO.,
' 2 l 3..TlllitD sa, P.11.1.1..4,141LP1i1A.
GLELDLSMj, DAVIS a 11101tY;lio.17 Walt St4New
iIANIZEILS AND BROKERS -
We allow; interesi on temporary or standing
de
podtts, and }execute 'toilers - prom Fdly for the purehtoye
and sale otfirOCK-. BON I -•• • • AND Gt7L,P / "T/ 11. 4.
CITY. • • . 1
Direct telegraphic comillmnieution;frotil the
delphio hotte York. (40,Ft 31. 0 74—'44:1i-6M
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CAilit.te STEVENSON', 7
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BANKERS AND ..111tOliEIZi:,
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No. f.G SIIR7II THIRD STREBT..PUILIDELPIII.I.
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STOCKS, [BONDS ' GOVERNMENT .SECERI
TIE bought and mild strictly on,eonimiasion.
DgaLgas i GOLn, !it z.vtai AND. FOILEIGN COTNA.
Being• members of the Philadelphia kti,'w.lt
change, all Order* entrusted to our care shall re
ceive prompt attention. .S
March 8, '70.-17-TudTli Gm-1-1-6ra
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UNITED STATES BONDS
130 UHT, AND EX(IIXNUEI),
ON 7tIOST RE.ISON VIILE
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tels, Hearth., s. Mureau r vrable
stud 1'1'w:11-Stand Tbi,s, tdone Tiling., • .
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TILING at, Mal el ph la pH c”s, and prcsparlid
at,til(titrteiclvith 'controt•utttlititery to niv state In
any part or the county:, -
COIL FIFTII STS., (Reading Fire. Ins. I
Idu g,) 11.4? ad In May :11,
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.ELLEVITE gARDEN;S—Miti•(. CHARLOTTE
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EINRT, Would ixtinbutteo to 'her 'friends
and" thepatine that she is new prepared to furnish
In large or.spailiitrant It les ICE CE i
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.TER, 1cE,, , :, .4 all-flavors at short notice.. liaintice- 1
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vate Ijouseil Wide upon, favorable terms. '
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FTAIIO. FISHER' •-• • •
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WEEIDIISEG - NVAIIIEJEIOUSE.'
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N. \V, tOrner 'Fourth-and, Vine stmts., Phund e l.
phi*. A. largenttkortzuent of Bprihg. Bair and linsic.
Ited.m..lllankeis. and .cuuuterparies, coa ,
staidly on land and uJ to order. .
Also. Ticking,. Feathers atactirled Hair; whole
sale and remit. artie.lits warranted as represent
ed, and prices invuriablyas low it z s any other in the
trade. _ . , 4.4;m •
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.11110.51,A8 POTTER: SON & CO4 nituturft . P•
01. turers of Oil Cloths and - Window !;tlnd
. .es Floor
fill Olotbs i linaruelled :Muslin's ~ Drills ond. , ,Doeks,
'richt» oil , Cloth - S.; Mahogany, 'Rosewood Oak and
. )intble Olkelnik4 : 4 Scan' OrtyClothsA an, C.:Amino
Isaias zilnide3.antl - fihzvAng., Min an Fancy Giit
Filades and cords. Tassels hurt Fixtures °full kinds.
;lc Arch Street; below Fifth titreeQFhilonfelphin ,
. March. '117.... .' •
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DAN.A.SOLS AND RIJN UMBRELLAS.-AIL
/ the latest Ntyle.:3, Lama and Real Lace ettrasolti,.
pongees.. Plain. Fa-Moped/n:l,d Ruffled; Silk,
t?'inghain, anti A Ipaya with.n full
ii ii NV, Ettlti:p itn,l retleli•J et ;Jewelry.
Fine Fre/tett. Jewelry, nmey Loather
thaula, Fine Fatts,•Va t Aes, Toilet Sets, Breast:rig
01:4C14,, Work: deu'el and llaititerelllef Boxes, Brush
-11.7015.1.A 4nll 'lona articles in,ereat
full line , crf Faize,y Koperior In quallit'y
ii i moclerato prie& • • . DIXUN.
,No. 21 South Elul tratreet, East side, between Aifte
ko:t and etiestnuf, J'lttladelphla. May 14, ZO-W4illl
EN'ERAL' UPHOLSTERY. - • • 4 '
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Alum sontraf.x, Pitir.ADEvni,k.
offers fdr the Spring Splentiitiam'sortmertt t,d*
NOI'TIN(;TIA - 11. 'AND REAL LAUE
C1:11TAIN - S,. WIND()W •BLINI)s, •
• • • • - AND :?1 - Lkl)4‘. 4 . • -
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w I 'o'rhices lti (illtWalnutand itracew , md. anti
• •(Lilt, Furniture slips or covers fatted,
cut and made.
S.PIIIN-ti ANI) -It NE AT rEssEs
- 31A1)F.' Tu (ntl)F:lt.
Agent for - the 'Patent Metalle spring Thld, and, for
-the Patent spring• Fixture - for R mitotic Shadei4, -
April 30, 'to.' . . • ' -
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ANIZZ
FURNITURE VVAREROOMS,
tai Strt,se t,
I'HI L_lD S:LI'U 1.4
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;VI ennilerSigraiii litrOte,i' greatly increased facil4a
tu tas addifjun of the. large four I.,tory building isi
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loin lig ids former piv la of-husiness, Idlers great it
duc ments to all purtilas'ers of. (Mutt ure to give h in
a. call, lie is, etinfidetit.r4 being able to please 1
whoimay favor. istria li.;-ith their enstom, and his ex,
perienceof.t'wenty years inlatsinete, is_ a•Arttarantee
of his ability to turn but the'hest of. Work. Ile per
sonally 'tinPervlses his large.'Workshow,aufd.any ;ar
ticle mig on hand Will he matron) order at the lowest
terms. A large. sroek4t.'all -kinds of. FURNITT: RE
'constantly Offhand. : - ; ft. M. I:Ant:HEIL '
4 4 61i1. 9, 'ttil• .' ' . . . ;--Iyilw
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W A.SIIINGTOI<.Mak- Assistan t
Eiiginecrof . the United - , States steamship .
nixsp, recently
,tiled by.a general court-mar- .
tial in the south .Barrie for as;
allotting in• a most cowardly mariner, As-t .
sistant. Paymaster ILL S. N., at.
Sion teyicleo,yes convieted Ekthe court, and'
-sentenced year'S ‘suspenslon from
mot: and to forfeit for that time. one-half of
his leave. of absence pay, anainutibitO 41100
and :to be, publicly reprimanded. in general
orders by the Secretary of the Navy; - •
Senator Stewart ,received the following
telegrani today from Judge Morton, r.e(-
Richtnond;:Va.:: "Our municipal ticket ii
elected.bv fOurShundred . majority.7l
- The Blinking and . Currency k„7 o ii iin i t i t . e r.
has amended the-ninety-live million bill, se t
that a re-distribution is to be made to .banks
with two hundred thousand dollar's capital
inStvEd of hair it Million. • This itis thought
Will reach the banks-naokt. in need of ad4i
tiotho crcialation. • _ • ,
EiV • E.NOLA
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Nfay•L7.- aged
td.nety, ! died yeNterday. 7 . He was the founder
of the Portland Anw's and YOt7THS P COM
PANION, and for many. years tlieedltor of the
BeA9n. Rix oRDEIt. .
.1;11, ir Mt, rrom ;nteiiipci.aner
•I'.l.tit• is, May.'2.7. 7 -..1 eompanYfeornposed
of..otue'Af. the most priiminent. men of this.
eity,'ealled the ...I.:till gait find. Iron Works
ComPatv.„ lias liii •formeid • herp ' for 1114.!,
inanufaeture of :steel
")t)
zipf ss d - iron rails nd'pig •
wt f
iron, with .a eapital "0,000, i
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wilt
Works are AO tqfst _nearly - $1,01,01 id win
livs built on tlii; . 'di.'itezi 4 tari.lron,;(lempany'S r
ground in ;Soutli st. LothS.. .'''. .* .
Wtti:ELLNar, V 1:. May'27,:- . -..lo4elitt Smith; .
a yi,ung,nian of Nfew 'Atinintaitiville'i . cam ! '
initted•suieble a few days iiiince by shooting..
himself through the bead. Intengieratice
led ..
to.ideaer.
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1 4 1kE SOUTH.
\ - 4.1 7 f011t Election
.
Noizroix..N[ay ;27..-- 2 1he. result sof the mu
nicipal •eleet ion yesterday can not be known
until the official returns are given,: the vote
being - very close; ,
. „
The .lU:dicta ti.Oit.e in Portnnoutli,`lteaded
by trlli I p Thoinsts, for Mayor, wiry electcd Fly
:t consider:o)l 3 i nraPtity. I * .
- uOXGRESS...
FORTY-FIRST iERM-i,-SECOND SESSION. . -
HEIM
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AGI:!N dr 4i May -_7.
It ‘va+ (irderetl that„the Sentite.would adjouili
satiirday, tiittil Tuesday,'in
orAler:to ethserve. Monday as'a holiday for the
deeoral,V3ll of. the sc)liiiers' graver:. •
At 4 1•2`,Wtlie Appropriation bill was resumod;
nod an atniAnlnient plachig i , female clerks: in
the'departinents On'an 60ality. 'with males,
the matter of.+:ltiipen,3athin twast furthrr. debited.
• 'rile'tiiially,pre!lailed—yea.ci, 36.;
ii;tys, 20.
110i-sE, 01'
.tr VES:
\l r: Ce , sna,.froin't-he Committee of Elections,
made a report.l4l he. South Carolina contested
of.,‘Viallace against Simpson, - de
*,,Ltrint; that A..SI Wall:wewait 'duly-elected and .
WilS Untitled" to' the' seat. ) 11e -moved the pre
vhins ques4 - Im, which was seconded,. and then
the resolution t
The Speakor'ealled on My. WallaCe. to come
for:ward 'and- take the oath, ;which -Was done. '
A lar4e num byr of reportsirom the commit:
tee on Rev.olutionary l'f,,Asions and War of 181'4
Were,Made and dilloSfkr of. - .
1•15 rc , :unted the• consideration'
of the confereni.e report -on the bill . to enforce
the right Of citizens of the 'United StateS to vete
in 'the varions•StatPs of :the Union.
TW:: DWITVION,:.
The' }lnn! in4 - tion_ 3 lovement7Preparatluir for
TopiNT9, 'May 27.-=-Mattenzi in the-neliti
liorheilid of Huntingdon this morning are as
suming .a good deal of : interest. General,
t_ilea , on is it, coinmand of the Feniansrwlai
are well armed. Tfie Canadian forces are
- assen ',ding ; a 1 active preparation 33 aregoing
oil -for a .tight. 'Froops huve. Os° been or
ifi•red hal.k . Ao 'Pigeon lilll, in anticipation of
further-troul,di,t- A small . force of Feniarts
also -appellred at -Island' Pond; All is
II on the' NfiligAra-and, Detroit frontlet:lL_ ,
js-i-igzoNb 1 1 1 - ;SPATCH.) • . •
Another Defeat for;!tlie •qtrothprligod.•• • '
Tonovro, May. .:17-10 A. M.—A d&iinikir .
, this moment - received says that the Fenhufs
Jutar Trout river commenced th.Cnttack -this
inornimr, v;:oro rapidly driven 'back -;
across. trtr river., Particulars are-expected
TIC I I:1)
X Tot.ll 'Cho lilc:apwat
r ' The 'r ns ,
enia 'Huntingdon and Trout . ;
river ' 0 . ,4t-out of the way fast IA possible •
after.rhe tiritigeommenved, leaving : their
wounded. behind. -•Tilineral-Jtjensod went
havk.tO.:S:Ntr York in disgu4t, - Pe.neral Stnll
z&stuning, chtuho. -
(34:rore uitt
. niNot'iranised Aiob.
T. A Lis.t:•_;,• 127.-,TIO only ,Feniatis
that left, for their home 4 last: evening were:
the Burlington tioyS.. '.ll'lie4rest reundlie4
-here, and were provided - with inial by order
of United- States . .lbirshal Foster, and .the
village-autlirities. The 'prescuee of Unitna
States, .troop,. and tbe.'elosing of IliwOr sa
loons, eonspild to 'Mike' them Orderly and,
pVaveable. •
The &poll fiirni;thiirshelter for about.onei
hundred, otfi;•rs are quartered on their sytti
pat . friends, while others iire'conipelled
to tie 0ut,0f,f,100r,,: The Men hate no:mon-,
ey and_ the olliver do acct appear Id have ,
more than enough t;i. provide for their own
wants.'
1
Some of the Men claim thall;en..O'Nell.l :
flas . one' or two hundred I.lMiliiand dollars of;
Pon ian tuivis in his pos.4esston,hutthis state- -
Meta must faken Nminy, grains of
allk,nnitee. They have been loitering about -
00 streets this ninrning in squads of ten - or
iiMre, discussing their probitble fate and tli4-
t •
General Spent andrNie othin.generals S..
1 . 1.--Meason and .11. Prim; who arrived this
„inorning ; n'tol booked their ttaines at the(
Anieriean House, from Virginiaarave, 'with
all the leSser lights. in 'tho Fenian. brother-
hood, been in elOge consultation o'er the situ- •
ation, and tlayeOnsultation - culminated in the
issoing,'or an order by General Spear - order-I
ing-the mneii Cl) go into an encampment t3vo -
f r tliree•._lniles-fromhere.
r fE.'tDOJETNION.
. . .
- " 5 t41,.... \v
Th,• (',Leat ri liaa Papers , o e Fenian litrgdz—Tbe•
- --
Fight, at truntla on, • •• -- , ,
Tonox•ro, May '27.—'11,11e Canadiau papers
in treatinh pf the present Pettlan *Lid, ex
preAs ithowing views :In its effects up-
Feniankm is a miserable ees,tl
r'.lotee of aniovanee and expense, and a nnfsl
‘ance whici - (sanada iS forced to suttr
(.'outinutill3• without reason, entailing loss of
life in an Ramble cause, and the disturbance
or hlsiness relations. To these evils the Ca
-would submit without conl- 1
plaint if they thowritt the Imperial Govern
mont was sullielently considerate of its po
asstuned its due share of responsi-
They Irdil that the imperild flitlvernment
as remiss in not making...proper representa-
YOl., at ‘Vashington, anli demanding of the
I:iiited : 4 tates Government that itshall take
Atone qtopq to prevent the recurring invasion
of their soil, the murder of brave men, and
a waste of money. Capafht being' a colony,
I's in .110 1)041t101) to telnonstrate:"with
Untted,Stateq Government.
Itererrlg to the United States, they com
plain 'that Fenianisni Itsl received the
countenance and support of her leading me,n
and parties. ,That O'Niell and his chief,
confederates have been allowed to -Ro alma"
openly begging for contriptitions and raising
men ninth the avowed ptiatose or ir,-ading,-
Cattadn, and publie- Ilemorktration4 for thk.
object 'have been permitted. Grant's Procla
inatlon withont force to support it,
We, farce. trnfriendlihe',4 ti, Great Britain.
is the - steadily marked ppliey,4,f the United.
• States Government in its trerpment' of
'Fenianisut.,
Tortox•ro,l May ..';.—The movement at
Ituntingdon began at 5 Welock, A. M. The.
Fen fans constructed breaStworks of raiht
across a field on the mtrth bank of Trunk
River and at ti.:to o'clo - ek, the Canadian
troops came tip and opened. tire: The Fent
ans tired a few shots and took to their heela,.
being, pursued te the boundary,line where
their officers displayed revolvers. eta at
fcmpted to form . 'into, line, but it was
fruitless. • There w a single casualty
on. the Canadian e - e.'• The
_Pentium left a.
feiv wounded an. one killed on the'. field.—
. The U • • ,• troops are advancing fawn ,
linio to. -
IN
Goid opened fivrtia.nd 11:d v an o e 4 Isoan'll4,".ts
Uoverament txinds 1n sympathy with gold :above
an advance of /a owe/Wor n prima of.Yesitirda.r.; .
/tending Railroad wandulet bit stronger) ,
81x53 , Pennsylvadla advanced; slung n toW
Wiles of ratstwis:n preferroU.at37lol% ink
oty •
nal stocks were in demand, but treaty "."
Navigation preferred was. In tiii:4lt4•4ll:o';l
quest; with some so/east /8 to; IN '«t •
Jay Cooke d; Co., quota Government. ‘• -
follows :—ll. fis of INB3 iffintlf% l .Aki .
do.„11884;111) , pt11150 111, • •
do. i July, ItiVallfri e l,p; do. da 1467,', 14 'll l ,,- 414.,
ral 4; / 0 -. 14 "- /004111 6 €41- ale
acid, 11434„ • f • , . .
MAY ;1870
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