II
ORTY-SIXTH YEAR.
111
iittr*'..,otiro.4l..
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1870
REIT - 'MAN= COUNTY. TICKET.
cosigirs, •
.JOHN W. KILLINGER, Lebanon Cotint);.
TILONL.I.4 C. ZUUCIC, WittyLicia Haven
Asawnikbly,
STRES, Ttnegrove. ,
RAMSAY POTS, PotiOrt
R:VERRiC.II, Motional - . elty
Sbertr.
CHARLES W 4 P ,TMAX, PoitmiLle
Gbrritnisalower,
GEORGE STATIL,;En. Clair, - •
Dltee
toi• of the-roos,
W3l. SHGENER, Rohnylkill Township,
• . 4(l , ominlaslonei. .
PASIVEti dARRErf, Pottsvll4..
Andltor,
STELLWAGciN, Palo Alto.
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AT A MEETING iof the Republican County
'Standing . Commttlee, held on Monday, Sept.
12th, The following gentlemen were appointed a Com
mittee on Naturalization: •
Dattizt. D. DILLIIAN, Esq. CI:WILES BRATMM, FAQ.
WILLIAM D. SELTZER. \ ('eo. M. TROCTMAN,
ALBERT D. ICmrrn.s, r _Wm. It. POTIR, "
M. M. L'VELLE, F. C. CAMPBELL, "
Sept. 17, '7O •- -•
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Jour: W. FORNEI7, sr., on of Col. For
titT, of the Philadelphia Pam; has nqate- .
riously disappeared JriNew York, and fears
are entertained thaOte has been foully dealt
with.
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• ipaT HAW B DC; E C ,OTH I kit,
Pry flooos, Eighthland Market Ste., Phila
del(thia,) are advertialag a large etoCk of sea
sonable Dry Goods;-. You will raid their
advertisement, of eciuree? Yes, for 'I feel it
to be Jmy interest to do.so! `; :•• •
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Er.t.:(rrtos will be on Tuesday; OC
tuber 11. 1)o not be absent ,Srona lonia on
that day . so that you cannot vie. Airange
yotir - business , so to- be at lintne that
at least long enough to roter . .One vote
13 important. .1t may save the '1.)o not
je9pardize success by' aJienet.
tiETltimisrEnED.-H-To-day Is the last you
"can make application to be' registered, - Do
not delay, but see that it Is .dope at once.
There is but one sure way to effeet this ; and
thatis by making your application' person
ally. Do not trust to. the memory of a friend.
Should he forget :it', You will lose your vote,
not he his. -
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• general ', Notices: •., .
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.. 20 cents a line Sinn tuserUon; fact' subsequent insertion
16 cents a hue. ',.
CAtllos. In our chahgeable climate, coughs,
colds, fititld diseases of the throat, lungs and chest will
wayl.'prevall. Cruel consumption, will claim its
victims. ' These diseases, if atteudeid to In time, can
be arrested and cured.' Thu_remedy is Dr. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
IS IT MEDICINE.t . —A hien. of ours, who halls from
one of the upper districts of South Carolina, called
at the Pica' office. eDd among other novelties; be
mentioned "Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnsyris,"
and stated as a fact, that in his seetion of the coun
try; nearly all el the physicians, in certain cases,
when they deemed a. - dent spirits necessary to pro
long or save lice, invariably used these "'schnapps."
justly regarding it as.the bob" spirits that could be
procured pure and unadigTeratcd. He also stated
that till§ medicine or "Schilapps" was becoming the
only beverage sold on the great stage or railroad
•rout &le says those physicians who have used and
analyzed - It. state that for diseases such as
.grit - vel,
gout, rheumatism, ffe., tt to haoomptixablft-
Zh.e . goat: Ziabe-.1
roTNTILLE. OCTOBER 1,10 ML
The quantity sent by 'Railroad' for the week
is 111,192--by Canal, 27,721 for the week,
133,913 tons, against 122,255 tons for the corres
ponding week last year. • _
The quantity of Anthracite sent from all the
regions foot up 355,577 tons, against . 342,Bol tons
for the corresponding week last year, although
the Delaware and 'Hodson Company's supply,
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which foots'up about 50,000 tons; wits - rut off en
.tirely, owing to'low water In the canal. 'These
will, no doubt; be resumed the,comlng week,
as the heavy rain will haVe removed the slim:.
\culty. Seveyal collieries . had also' been stopped
for the Want of water, and others Lad to' .haul
water. These will also be put in operation again.
The total increase of‘Anthraeip this year is
1,748,196 . tons, over the supply of last year to
date.
The Setninthracite and Bituminous for the
week foot up 45,170 tons against 48,04.2 tong for
.the corresponding week last year, and for the
year 1,555,117 to.ns,.agaihst 1,699,70.5'.t0ns last
velr. ,„ .
The total .Bhipmeins of all kinds this year is
12,471,737 tons, against 19;818,129 —toils last
year, making the total' increase this year ao
far, I,ca3,cos tons over last year.
The decline of about 21;',-cents per totrat the
reee.nt A.u s tton Sale at New York, and the ad
vance of Y.O • cents per ton lin tolls .on Egg and
Stove, ik . hich were the only sizes itt demand., has .
had a damiging effect' . ot . r, our trade, and has
ril2de the Market rather. fiat. The general
:pression is that priees of 11?.;4; and Stove Coal.
have to decline at least 2:ii.ents'on board at'
Tort and. the ,vetlti(*n i ll - T o will
have soak, which will tligraitt result in
. 1-ednyiti, the aveLage of w'agui down to at le::st
October; if not leA.4 t We re
!l'ect that the President oldie Reading Rail 'Road
t.' ,. : topart.V has. liiivaired Tho tolls on Egg and
:f.at -. inarkt , ‘t. 11 eirett
'ti ill c iet,4 li,•yond tlii,:.t.eason, and . ntaY un
settle the trade for anlithor year: The effect is
bio very 41 on the itcyou and retanis all de
% i.oking to a further •increte.e of
t.,t++tst;;et •
tirider.tand that the Counnitt4e of the 'W..
nipt thtt operators, vdeclared that the*
it 1111 , 1 gig p notice that the ‘.`Gowen Compromise
It eqs - ,I,;10;ald terinitiale on the Ist of .lanaary.
tve.,tateir at tik , time that it would not be long
betore the tneAyould becOme quite as nitich
that coiriproinise, as the opera
tors were , Witett' they first rejected it: They are
gradually tholiii4 out that our predictions
us_,l•• the stat P-of the, tradP are being. rapidly
eritied
,
[FRo3I uric (7oitßF,..irost.v.:l - ns
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, ...,. . Ptitharnihrit lA, Sept. •21, isl'o.
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- Tim• tritilerhave'been tryinglfor the last for 118111
1 , 1 bt'lieVe7ticere writ' -beginni lig to be wllttle noire
tone to the market.. The Inst,iSerntaton sale dispels
sit that ; it Is ti
no nse any logeKto shut our eyestn
the faet that. there beim spirit' fn the nintrket.. , nnit
coal must 1w sold low to be t , Sld at all. The faille
prat the last Seranton fialii was on Lump :11 cis.;
st, 3ii Itit..,..llroicen, 1r..! et . ; Egg, 2.2 es:: StoVe,
r ets.; Chestnut,
_W i. . - et.. ' .. - -:,..; •--- . ' ''•
The advance to imitile by the Reactlng lt., It. rd.,.
on October Ist, Is 20 ets.. per (Mutt Egg and Stove;
and Schuylkill Coo) of these izes remains at a dis
advantage of 11 its. per ton rin Egg and,27 cts. On
siMe str,es fur October delivery, and these two sizes
ire the only ones the demand calls for. ',,,t-• 1
It rooks as If a general redact ion of tolls, on 01' Si
zes by the 'treading Company would have boeu more
prolliable both to the Company and the operatorWiti
tile present depressed condit Inn of the trate. _ 1 '
Vessels have been scarce all the weel6 - .., RIM freights
have advanced fully 25 ctn. peti!on. . . •
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• . Ni 4444 x, Sept. Wit. ih7iv;
Tin. SernotOn Sale and the atttotonlangly low pit
‘••••,-( ibi al fled thereat for larger rwia•elally. lk the
wain 1 opte of, t nteregUtlala weiek.- .1 append report:
i , I )eclint• front prices,'
Average. at la.•t_Sale.:
4 ?4 00 la eeti to. •
4 0432 !*
4 49 - :•:, - ;44 - "
4Si 21 -"
5139, ei •• ' j
4109' -. 11 '4
Tong.
Lump ' 13,0410
st. lioat ...... 1:10t10
A.... 17.11 0
10,01.11)
I i 2.00)
90,000 Avenigi. deelinV, 17.
• The Kale has affected the market.. perreptliily:
liroken 'which hattiiragired heavily, heretorore, 121 Io•
.lay almost drug; the - same IS -true of rhestntit.r
iltio talons for these are merely nominal.
ltot ders to most eases selling at bestprftc they call
get lather than inetirde,rhurrage. and_ sto..ke
.ire arm at former quotations, tinil good enal of thew' ,
I no sizeslsipinesd wit Wont difficulty.
At the , meee , tug of the :Sew yorit Lehigh Coal Ex
ange to-day, the following litters were adopted for
t •her :
'anion aid Ito nl -'n.
.15 ZS
25 ' •
t
50 '
o.
tmouip.
lirokt•ti
I=
,
' ong81(10 In Yoric re
eltar -
Lu
imp i rte d•lr
Egg 1 ki
rtie stnutf., ......... 4 :•••5
V-e.wela during the week ...*4
uet d though I make no ehaMoi
known of charters !wing mailei
fittit..on a lid adolsokett at i? , l ICi
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igt •. ' "Ilosirox, ;
R C PTS Or COAL BOSToN,
• Sept. 25, #IBP,
• - - • Ta 3
415 411, . ,
A01:7. - I
comberltu4...-. / 42, 110 q;• - •114.3 r). Joe. •
NOvii; Scotia__ 'ix flee:
• fard. ' 1190,i% ,
• a 4•144 : 42; ;;1 . • '
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TWO I !
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Tb‘4l3 ilegileair#lf tik te? . aII $07.e4 4 .
• stni the otd-itteiritiThen: icharthe-effeettif atlrnnr
int tons. may be we tutpliy know: -and Itgrematior,
1., he seen whether the market,*llllPar It, dr wheth'-
r. heretofore it Wllll' have. I.) he 'borne by. t Ite•
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Tie....acttmc of the it. it. It. In reducing Uielfr
, • whseks on Eggatal Stove at tlns time, Is freely
• L'llets44, and the. ,expregalora 114 ofti!m:
Yorkers are ahead again:" ru4..wfth the ',regent
•'•_,--,:•1-frelghta they ttnt'utnre t,htlat compete frith us;
1•11,, have been moderately hut the rei
7.. ht kale In eflittleetlOn WILLVe tthenTlV` In ("1/N
hase together had a depritalng etreet.upon n hiarkei.
musly
tt: hut , with the uncertainties ' kt.f!e
_..„ lei 1
hut, with the unerrtaiteltes ti.hott. 1x; the rater,
PI freightvor'ying front wet*. to Week. t.hef ,alanttar'
, k ,,, t1011 Knit . oltaing in "to re Ihteer -Int" market ,
.und then underlying the I whale syetteru, a
tit wages that changes the moon, It
that Antlititeite 0041 . ,ts attended with
ivies it/ Its triinmit.,, than nni other great ,
. . • " , yhttrir, respectrultr.
I • ' D. It. &
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ST, CL:11U; f5414.-3b Mt-
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1 ~,• I .. In ~,u sldviliblei 'fluttering and , dissidisfic-,
116 '" 1 -9' be seeu among the miners. nil* say that,
dr. I if/with ha 4 md, kept his promise luirag his
I , t4Position of the reduction of cost, berk'cui the.
" oh i rITY, After he hie got tterni to work, the cowl
1
,
are so arranged On the B. R. R. that the linn's share
takcnyle them , mad, that what bl left wit% the op.
ratonstodivhie, brings. the wales too bow, which
wives them in a had war a the near approach - 01
Winter.
They talk of calling bpi attention to
ney talk of cellist* Ms attention to the Matter's's
they believe he overlooks the fact than the Imzerne
and Lehigh miners are getting one-third more wit
gm than the tichnylkill miners, notwithstanding
a reduction of the price ofruaL The Where leerc tan
only amount for the difference- of Wages In the
counties being in the tolls. 3.10 blame la attached
to the operators here for m the miners my, these
are their sworn *croon», and' we cannot get over
them. One dell sir and thirty•nine cents Its all that
left to pay Inside and outside expenses
and give a profit to the openVor. While the Am
1-"roe miners get one dollar and six renti to rut
'end lost a too of noel Inside, which eltows conclu
sively that tither thi operand» there are losing
money.now or that , the toffs are lower, The miners
begin to think-there is something in public Opinion'
abroad and scent most anxious thet thepreseht
taste of *Mini should be made knOWn to the colt
minters so than should any difficulty seise they will
know where to place the blame. ' But in the mean
time Mr. Gowon will he respectfully requested to so
arrange the tolls as to make the miners of this
county Wi nearly equal to the miners of other roan
•t les as laradble. They believe he can do It without
Injuring the lilt. It. CO. .
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The trade sums up this week is' follows :
Anthrattle. ! WIZ= ' TOTAL.
MAUI. 2.,7411144
Itch Canal $011,643
L V R RMth 3:3 0 6W0
LVIt it Nth{, ,-
MAU 335,9 r
L. Nay N 11.482 .157.711
ticrdt u 140.1 10.67 77.1141
do Nib j '
; 16,695 2.11,852
Peuu R R... t. • 4 Z.31.1 :UAW
du (..%4.011 ' WA' 12.1 C
D U Cal.. w 413.364 -• • f 004,54•2
DA. U R U.: f 891 101..r0
Wyoratin Sb 14,548 =AIX!
Wyoming :lb •
Skansuic ' ICAO
A'enti-AntAra.
Treverton
Mort Vt_
Laken V Cu_
tPlttlamewn _
Big Lick Cul.
a:i.zo
straminowt.. ,
8r0ad212,414
B. GO. R. .11. 2 • 'MAO, 7u1.4.111
;Ogee tt caul. 150:01.1.
COE 13110,01 f
3%).1143 1 10.1111.3 Z 41 1 1 Ta MCLIS:
I 10413,M.
We made a flying trip of. a few, days to the
Wyoming and Scranton Regions. These, Re ,
gions and the Lehigh cave increased their pro.
duct- this year, about 2,400,000, making up for
the - loss' from Schuylkill County, and giving a
surplus of 1,798,000 tons over the supply of list
.year. Notwithstanding this increase, they can
and will increase largely over this supply In 1871.
fact, they are able to furnish all the-increase of
Anthracite that will be required for several'
years to conic-with their present mines in full!
operation and, those now progressing. • All is
life and activity. The Delaware and II tidsan . "
Capal Company can now mink) .itrid:. send to
tittirkei weekly more than half the quantity of
coal that • is now sent to market l'frona', th e
whole " Schuylkill County Region,l , and also
from the Shamokin Region' sent &Pith via the
Valley.Of the Schuylkill, and they kaire several
other large colfieries nearly ready to increase'
this quantity; In 'about two weekit . they!Will
have connections running directly frOm Carbon
dale to Albany by. ran t which wilAgive them
another outlet by which they will greatly inter
fere with the : Schuylkill Trade "'ilkPhiladel
'phia by water. 1!
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We are satisfied of one thing, and tint" is that
in lass than five years the whole WyOnaing Ba..-
sitt'from Shickshenny to arbondale V will be in
the hands of six or iseven - Corporationti: If any
yndiaicival operators are found after that period
-In that basin, It will , bo• only those who
mini and sell their :coal :to the Companies .
who control all the, , lines of transportation
and wi'tl- own nearly all* the lands. , As itly
there are only seven or eight who pow mine
and send their own CAW .to market indepen
-
Mont p ith s ' Companies: All past expeFience
. p'rOvelt thatinaividuale and companies cannot
-eAst togettici in aiming on a profitable bust
ness—Pne or 'the other ' must affect:it:lib-rand
-where the ccimpanki mine and 'sell, who own
• the " lines of - transportion, the individualii ' sr.,
"bouttd.ftago tinder. Heretofore the cfitnpanies,
,were i*tfined principally to the upper - end - if
the bikin.-.-but now their collieries are located in
ever:l4llot the Wain, and of course are gradual
ly driVing indiiriduals into selling out, or to sell
theli coal to the Companies at their own 'figu res—
bu fat the math ci' time many of the individuals, tin
del'exisfritigelictuuktatices,aaitheyean'do tter
by 'aellitig their Coal to the Companiel a less
le
Profit, that' to go into thainarket in competition
with them,. which is. no doubt correek in the
present litritticin of the trade In that sef 2 tion. '
Ai lie ban* . y Ft . short time to write *d nee our
rret r irti Before ?"--wegcs to:presa, wetwill i resuttie
our Malliaext week:-"... ! i 1
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TUE putilizlheil the
following- lili4pialy in :tut article of hull week,
Which iidaildlaty +tool : '
• ' "Our weeklYmpoyt'of the Anthracite coal trade Is :
madeup from• =dal statements furnished to this
?ince directly Iron all_the larger coal carrying coin- i
panics, and, to a limited extent, from statements of
the tonnage of some few small concerns furnished '
to the newspapers in the mining regions. , This ne-
counts for the fact that our figures of the 'trade do i
not agree exactly wlth,thase published by MlY."ther
authority 'on the subject: We do not publish our
. report on. Safuday fur: he very obvious reason that
an that day, more niatfriti any other, every Inch of
space In the ; LEltriElt is claimed by, and even clam- '
(teed -for, by adi•ertisers. Our figures and eqtnments
weekly given of the (ita trade are genendly, es
teemmtiniore satisfactory than those elsewbere - Pul,L
Ilsited."
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'They ackuowle Igo that they- steal a iPortion
of our statements, and thinkiiit a matter of
trifling import:- They also state that their coin
h omts Weekly giVen of the coal trade arctsener
ally esteemed more satisfactory- than those
elsewhere ' Published., The :thief:. %rime .. stole
! goods and sohj them afterwards to others at a
Cheap 'rate might conSimier, It. a satisfantitry ha
'sines., because-Ahey were trading on other •
people's property, -and they re aliKed tl.e
benefit of this stolen property of whiiiim , the
owner has been robbed. There is not a per- ,.. .
eon. engaged in the coal trade in Philadelphia, -
who needs the JouttxX.f., and-the - LEtigh; that
does not ktiow‘that our strictures on the eon
. duct of the EEIkiER last ' week were just, and
aline of the Philadelphia dealers stated ', to us
that we served thent• right because the - 1111(11s
were! - ,
were so glaring. - • , - -
' They also state that th eir columns ti re am, -
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l'rowded everyaturday that they have not room
t,..; publish the reports: This - may heti* to a, •
certain extent—but that. is not the treason why they are poqkmoneff. Their 'object ms to •ebtain.
the information frniil the JounN XL. in ?which
they can have the ennunemits, which they 'Otter
from us, and then palm them off on the Public .
in a lath, different shape, as their own,' Why
not publish the reports they receive on Satur
day ? Tlkey will take up buf little room, and
their continents, based on their kit ncledge
, tithe,trittle, would be either extremely slink, or
supremely'ridieulpue, if
.extended.; This is the
reason why. they arc hal-cif - until Monday. •
k\ c_,
To test the platter wif%e if . they took a por
tion of our statements, we altered some figures,
which would - net be noticed for two weekS, and
these altered figurers were tlacti tittle cophx.l by
the Lei - mot:ft in their weekly ntatemenik, We
are aware that they receive some of the reiturns,
but riot all,. and the greater portion that they re
ceive and - publish are not correct, betniuSe the
tonnage in some of these - reports arc dciubled
IT, and they publish" this doubled up tonnage.
,' The only correct and reliable statements of
the coal ',frade,.compared with last year' is pub-.
'billed in the MlNkfts' int:II:SAL. We havegone
to grelt expense, and given a great ilemil of time
and - IKr to collect and tabulate these statistics
tmepttemerve them,..in:: - an official form, and they
arc (intro correct than'all such statistics that•are,
collected by the ClOs'erumisent. ' The papera that ,
.profess •.o give correct statements have •aolic
:ited the use of the machinery we put In motion .
to.obtain them, as far as they could; ;mild they
generatly steal time- leilance and- path' them off
'upon the public as their, own. - Is such conduct
honest? Is it nut twist disreputable? - It they
paid even a portion of the expense in obt4tning
thigh information,. they might then have ;Some
justification in stealing some: btiF.tbe LimpimEn
does nit pay one cent for these goal Statistics,
and nearly all the ideas they .pitt forth they
filch from others Without one particle of Credt.
If they persist in this:, disreputable course,. we
• will 'show the' "make-up" of ^ the Ptmat.te
i
LEruntn and point out how some fiet.ple can
utak° a good deal of money- In. publishing Pa
pers in our cities with the e;penctituri;of a
small amount of brains. . .1
ri.,,igtiee paying tit's.
PO
. ti itt
ken
" 17- " . iteen quite plenty,
In quotothme, luvre
for fionion from Port..
Tan C. COst DEALsn'os linstkv RECKON 2 EIL—
Thim is the title of a ;very useful little book by
Henry H. Benedict, which is -of much nut in •
computing lbs. and gross and net tens. Lifter
os mining it we are satisfied that no coatdeal •
er or shipper should ltd without it, ad %facili
tates the computation ''of coil in quantities
vsiying'from ten lbs. to three butnired tons,
and in price front -.al to ;Viper gross and net
tons.. •
Tug Wants for Sep*ber in the Shamokin
Region were to hare been fixed on 4'huradai, but
our report n tho result failed to reach us fir to
day's Jot uxA L.
TUE WAora Eon Seremnen.—On Ttuteday,
lard, the Cotntitittee of the W. B. A. and I Paid
nperatora met at' the Anthracite Board .of Trade
Boonia in tits Borough, toarraage the wages ft*
dentetfther. The following 'tithe rest& of. their
action: .
Poriayst.t.e, Kw. 27.
The committee on the jaart....of the Anthracite
Board of Trade. and the Wotirlngmen'e Benevolent
• Aatootation, having met for the purpose of ay=
ing-the prices of met, find from Memo=
merits presented, that the average price 11'1240;6 arid
that therefore the wages shall be reduced on lmga
It % per cent.
IrIZ2I
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1111.11 C; 1- 14181,0171 d SC3IIII
1.7,7=; • =4ZIld
4304 . van.= ; • 1/03,red
. 7,6112. 6 1,1131
30,7101 1 &IL:0 44,17 T
71= • • • :irons I 178,40
11
34,11 t I 470.027
74..Z1 •;4574.101 304,-166
21,,,6 • ide.l6l
i3l
• ,99it 117,13
' ,Ice.l Zd...711
9,0112, • IS, l 9:1
id =ter
2,34 •
,231,3641 i 5.104
it:es s. atm; • *ls6
! 8114911! 9,118,C1
ssa sr, 10.1)1LECI
11.12,831 11,115,C1
1:1,776' 1,798,19 G
'7:O ."" .. OZ ,C3 t -4 '2 All
d 1016,Ct
4 1 =1 ' 40,51A•d W. 1117
6.3 47 1 . , = 0,91.7! 70,431
3.025 , • 57,,917; 57AF
1 3 k ::1,647
1...:49 Ricci
3.14 • 30,716
4.766 • 140,W ,
=xi 1
=
.uw 48541
II 7
C 11,100,43 sot
n se! I..re,4rat
I 11.1104 i issa,ste
lai=ll:l=EiMMl
W. B. A.
W.*. LunD.
.1 AA. ItcLAriat.Tx,
Kunz* Woltz, ,
James RYAN,
Joint MCOurci4ox.
A. B. T. I .
WY. IC ZNDRICfE r
M. P. Fowixiti
J. IL fil47lllllM
DANL.. R. MILLER,
T. GAltuirnOi.
.THE
Mil
pu:Airuitekt"Jorttot•X7Xo.—The fOlkilrhttig eir
cular to title trlnie was boned on Monda/hy.the
Betiding liitilroad Company. ' 1 --•
I: ' ' 1 , ClitcUitiAn Iftt, V. . 1 1i ii 1 .'-'
141 * Ric. IIA Rb . ' do -' 3ft"
PII4L.LIOOI, %Milli I!. ADI ri .
.
_ l' _lair*, ="' Houth Fourth kitrort,,
1 :• • PIIII.ADZI.PRIA, Wert , illiti, hn•
• on and aver ilct6ber tat, and nutil urther, not
Coal there will be paid a drawback on Anthracite Coal
shipped frOsu "'art Richmond top:data - south of
-tape Henry, raid of New Brunswick. and'alOolt the
line of theHelakare and Raritan (Baal. as follows:.
tin Luttip.rSteilmhoal and Broken sites, 40 celits.
BA Chestrtut.:..— --
...--..._ .... al
•On Egg and love ... .. -. -9 1 '"
, ~1 . ,• - i*;CRI. - -I.l:ll,:iibiarr...t : ,
w.
: 1
_. I . .
Ting F 044.0 ilI(li la the . , result of the Auction
Haiti of &Tin n Coal, struountink to 90,10) tonty
held Wednhad 3:, in New York, enuiparod,with ,
the laid sal: I • ' • -. .' ' l •
Doha. ~I [ September Di. ' August 31
10,010 Lump --, 54 00 0. . - • II 10 4 1 2 7 '4
12,4D0 Siteatncr...l 1 (0 ' 04. tIV ' I 49ca,4 4i . -1
17,000 orate...l. 1 4 47ii(d4 521 1 4 75a1 i ''
zoo Egg.....L' (... 400 iiil. go a ovAa to A
mow 15t0ve..1:.:..1 . , ..... 'sl:* h., , r2 ,, _, 1 40 0 5 50
. 12,0011 Chest:lh t 4...... 4 Ili )al 121-j, 4 /00-4:5
- Which is 6n t verage decline in prieopit,of Is}
,e . entir on Linn! I ; :7;0 ou Steamer,; 30 on (Outs;
P oh Egg! ' ; 711-9 on Stove, and 1.4 on OKA_
nut.,l
. .
~ I ',
,
, n . • I
NI, 1 .
kell make!' an a'llairo fall ist lArieFt‘ Or. all -
• khidint 21 • Cons N .,./16". • i • -..
----i---_-.---- -_: 7,1-7- - -:- . ,---.....7.-.--.1-.:-.:,.-;:...--
.. Coil; MEM /MAIM i i :T" ' M U; U.& i
Th e q ua ntfty issig t uy listlroisl ask amid ibilxiwiiireevisti,„:
lus Thursday Kit :4 I. .. i.. , • . .
I • ' I i :AA 1 L Fiaali...%.. ..
rAs•l. • .
St. Qalt. - -.-.,.. ,
Portesrbau-H.l-4----4, ::
,' B A" •• ',: _-.
r 3 ch ti = - iii "- VM - .. ' ...4. ' rl '-. 'Wel .•
204 •
- es.
47---T -
.............t. ~.,..._ . 2 ..,- .441. I.= ,
eon Ctintoo.... , ........)......: ,t6,=r . •
. ..,.
ME
„,..... 44. :.
_
—.. ,
•!rtgigia_,.....' .-. 7,msnt ---- . 7! ;
4. sma ' - ---..-- 4=
! • :
07' ”
11113111 17, 12,1• M 4116
. Mt 741 :ve lt ;
.."*"..-.......: ........ 2,00a,b55 lo; , 2%494 as
.
. '
=. 1 .1.047 . • :7.4.t.`15 lo
r ..
... ... :.718.248 16 1 :1ntr,.43 01
Total
Coal Fir
. Totil for Wii.rk.;
Previously this ;per
.
To same sigy Wf,.;
KW*IE4 ' '',
__WINO l 9 roi is*,'
.... .. • •
' I:b•sbuoirvito . tima . tity twig:aned bmt wee,:
- • v. _
_.-- - 1 -:'- 1 - . - vac
igt ur" m ai k. ars. au f Ti r R. - -:.... - .........-.... "AIN ir 104 T1 111 . ( 8
IV' - - - • vat 15 Ira 913 01
Xll.l -,......i.....—...4..........--;- 11,4.51 la 111;753 o` Mt. C 141013.4.0.......-. 4---...-......-- coma uu 41001 17
Legbearjr—:.....U..... -........*--; WM: la " 11,C11 la
[kit* allatlo4V--..-... - , 111.1 7 3 al 5001 a 4
1:0111 . 11 COIL TRADE—PCo
• . LLAINIII VALLEY P.A , II.7ifIAD. •!.
'
diuutialy tent went y Lehigh - Valley Ilail road M l r the vetol,
ending On Saturday l ' A.At and for life year .: .1
.1 ,vrtax.l 1 , 1"•'.
• -- ---;--
.... 10.0 , 111 4-. -
.... I•lirC' ,Lala,crtl
3111' • ',11.101
11.1,0, .101..nn
6.4;a: 4 4.5.:1C.
ra; I Mtn
76.9.4.9 .:90 - orcp ,
.0.4+4 4,v7Ajl.
.......__ —.......-
36.541. ttAlgtgr
Wy6aalrdi ..
~-..t.
Ilazletan
V. Leh's% ' - •
B.
L
litaucia Mukk
Sumattrai
TOtat i- ra+ - 4 3" '
013 . ..
.... .
e
TgQPYI:..~...
jleCila~l...._..
ES
MUGS 04 AND NATIUATION COZPiNT.
The following I
Most and Railroad o
woe 4. =Cog or Motu
By Canal_..._•
By 8aarc?ad........ 4
The-Ossl isms illertved Ise follows
"lons ißryointr 8 . 410 n
M r & . eton h isk "
" . Beaver M
" - Lg.& zit*. F( 4 s tattles—.
Lem del. io L. V. IV HS I at. Fowl/
:
-,--
DELAWARE B Qt D,OY COSPININ COAL TBADI;..
ThatbllOwlng hi a Riatement of coal irt,ported by the
Delaw•are andlludyfow.t.Unal Oa, for the week. ending Bat
ttrday last. • _ :
.11rtil.:X : TOTAL.
By Del. & kiwi Coital
By nallroad—_--
Total l r .-..
For the eara period I t year
• •- . - .
~...,........ 15,,9bs 1 77C,7.3
. . ~.
. wzitx. Twria..
By Betamire & INC eAnii.l.-..—... • ' 44.184'.iiIKPZ.
Ng i loiXo
. Tut511.—....--,...1 ..... ...—..-1-... ..... . M,9,19 9 , 12,3P4
THE, COAL MARKETS.
.1
PUICKS Of COAL BT TUE C4BOO. 1
1 ___...,
vw-rg or t•A PK •it g.,Nripir IC AND APT 11l MLR lillit . NI•WIl!IC:
11 , 01tESVTILU WICZO.Y Ffl TUC llehtillill,fl',USNAL-11
. . . ,
1 • . ,
, .
i PITILADELPIf AA, Sep. V. 147 n.
Red A,l. Perron-4 1.5 on. - p. 5 2 - 4 tllet.tout -' '.... a 75:11 4 .11
do ~ hestutli-. - : Loeted Ilti Lump- 4 7:44 501
W. Ash Lan) 4
. ; - r, no, do ' , Steam:VT 4 7MRI sOn
Steamer _,; -17. - SM. . do ' Broken. 4 744 L' oo
Broken-... . I'S SUI- d. Egg-• r -. 4 7.1(4 s'co
Ego. -.,........ ..... 4,7. 4 5 uo do Iftove..- 4:7:.411 :rho
Stove ••• ' 175 .5 ro d.i`,.,.. t'ileolnuti r.'ii 4 ad.
..,,L
-
• 1 , 4' - ' .
...
. ..
.' IXEW 11'011,1 , 4,11ep. V. 1570.;
Beliyl. Rel .Asb,—*s =',. a 501 Retal_ .1.. ...r.: .:.. - '
do Chestnut, ; 4 75: 5 OU'. Lehigh Lucdp 1.1005 I
S W Ash Lornp..-..,.. 501 5.25i '111muner......4.., 5.115145
Steamer._..!, S Isa 5?. Broken....- .... ..—. 5 554*
Brokßroken ....... ;......_.... S S 7i, F4x • ... 5 sir* ,
STr 6 tn; Wove__ -
6 '' ' 2, .
nnd.
Stove - 6 A 6Zi i'ne...—
5
Cosstapit • 4:6 ~4 7'i Consignee pays dis c ha rg i n g. .
_ _• _ . .
BALTI3ItiRR, 14.1 p. tr.), 147 o:
,
To the trade I.v cargo nr car load: . • . ;
•Willtrannrce an Plttstqn W'A:4ll ' 11.1•W1 '
4.Ykena Valley Red A,14. , a .1.7, '.
lifiarnolcht While or 14.44A5h ' 1. •- ' tUO •
Zerbey ‘'alley', Red Aate. , • •
From ,yard or a* hart; ,I,Olto 7.;neota additional. ,
By •
y retail to ( . 011 . 411111crA . ..... 7 11;ns A
tieurgße CrfPlt and Cu: berlaud Coal. 'f. o. b, at
ii, ,- ,ll,lPpint to 4/14 Tin; . : .. 4 rna, 4 1 7
•
„.
~
. .
AI. EX A•24111t.1 AAI aEa 1 , .' Rq C.) •p. 73, • I kro. ,
Crerk eumbeki and. rrgo, f. o. ?•. .14 4ta 60
.
. .
I{A VIII : . DI: 1:11ArE, MD., Sept. :". 16:0. H
Wilkeshatre awl Pit trier, on hoard SI SO
Shame!: to . - - S I'S .!.
Leke,n, Valley r
6 25,
•
.
Trevorum r. w,
,
i'fi.MPAN lEse WA L. • —- 1
:
. Ro E l .. str . Or. Egg. Sta. Chst
Lickawanna. undout. 50 -14 11 St. IKr SS( O 15 50 $4 50
Wllkeburre, Hoboken.... .75 '4 75 6 ..... II 7.5 575 473 :
do New Vork 4 ll IX/ 15 00 $. 30 IS 50 $0 0) ri 00
Scranton. Elizabethwet
Pittnum. Newburgh , • , 1.0 Pji 4M. 640 440 ,3 70 4 PO :.
Leldgb, Pt. Jobnaon . t. t
Lehigh. Elizabetlyport 13 75 5Si 510 500 371 475
Elizabeth pOtt and Pt. JOlthmonto New York SOcernts: Ho a ud.
out ni cen ts : Newburgb,l7o Cents. :.,
- •Vla Cittlli.conelgnee gar , dinchlrglng.' . .
EMZEI
PROVINrIALDut --- . - - - -
y, 12.` . AlE1:111rAlkr.
At Shipping nointx. , ( ' tld.Aellvered at N. V. Currencr
Itiock Ilouse...i .......... Z... 8 - ..4 extmoreland.,.. .88 .i
(iovrrie...... , I ..ilontpard , % SSO
Litman ' - - 1174 Newburgh Orrot bSO
- Nrdrbri., ....... L....., ... '......-.. 7.113';', West Fairmount Sit_._... $ 00
Ptctou '. -';' - - 2,1 13 % I ' Pit ItAnatimia.
0 , . -.
_______ruce _
L till.l.y. .....
egleclonli4 .. ru
Stuck 1i34.4 LI/ S ti ...
Frelltlit4 to York
COALIIEIGFITs. - -,•
; . 0 .
. . . ..:- Pl. EltiL l .: ' Pt. - V.lita-• ,
- • - 11.1'ni'd. blabst.,- , lirm..l blilip ... l
Portraiel , 2:I • II IV &mos. - 210 . IV :1
Purtamouth • 2No ' t,.. (II Pasincket et to, 210 .1 4'
rillattgl ......A. ..... r. 2102 ai 11 Fall Ricer . I 40
-_ . .
Salem , _._l __ '2 30 ;3 rhe .
lnea - . . 2 31 I sal.
New Bedford.— 2 10 I 40 Marblehead .. 210 200
ii;,;inuri .. ": ' 1 ''' 2 iii I in' Nanturget._.....
Bristol - 10 New London__
Nevrt.ort. . 2 2t On New Haven
Pe - widener. • 2nu ' 144 Bridgport.....-- - .
liartford ._. 2 s'io gi•Norwalk...._ .....
Sllddletown ." 11 .. tr.. Jersey City • 14)
Norwich 2so,t , tow . • r., HI ngbairs._—_,
Albany , 2TO . no Wiseamett
New 'fork''fork' ,
„di :no .4i) . Ou Itralntree
litiehmonii 1 M . Charlestown._
Charleston ..... ... - 1 . Z 10 E. C
.j .ambrldgel---
Saco i. 2 ig) / 0 ti) Harerb111.......
somerset ...... .. -, - Derby ......... ....... , Atantrori.
Fair 'raven [2 II) nrodklyn..._—_ - 1 40 •
Medford -. . . .......lt SS . :Williamsburg- '.
Allen's P1•1nt..112 00 : A iPsandrira.......
Astoria 170 - E. tireenwlrdA„..
If lidson __ , ...11 7.1 • : 'Washington IVI
West Cbester.',.; 1M• '. ' Mobile
Petersburg -11 75 KC.. John_.....
BAITFIWOF TIA'AtiPOITATION To iIDE.
ST 1/ItAIiING IA11.11.0111).
4 SI. B. VAE.. at, Ch.
To Port Itletrulnd--. L... 0 0012 00 1 2 oo tc oo 22 09•12
To 2 10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2 10 210
The ratan front Port. (4trqam are 11 r,.nta per ton higher.
and from Tarnawnalg, and rinexpore 12 cants prr toe hither.
A drawback of 10 cents a. ton is allowed on •all coal ahlpp
ed South of Csitoe Henry ci - & T.osi of New /Vomiting.
VIA XO/ITIII Itrw o =iorwrii - 11.00.1toan.
Y: tail Chunk $0 Philad
=KIWI voitair N.
• cirsTaAt MID 11201121. & IMOILX
lu,lutOgna.
To Ellasbetkpoit. }' To Hohokam.
L. V. R.
N. J. & t Ia
. g Go
Shipping At Shipping wharring— 30
• , •
r 1 .131 4 23
Ti, Port Jotinaoo... .
ToSonth Amboy...: • • .......-2 13
From Penn }Laren to NUMbethport & PCJohitson....--2 tl
ICAVIU•TiON RAII K IBOAD.
Penn 'Haven to millimbur*
Chunk to .......
Maneli k_.-
Mane), Chunk to Hobokenhuld Port J01.11A0112 00
Shipping and wharfage......•,. _ • A _
BY +ANA t.m.
•
atiII'TILKILI. I•I4VMATIOX CO . . • .
MP 'following are the Caton or tolrand freight on the
Schuylkill Canal for thept l c.ont_ _
i
,
TO Ni 1.30 TOOK. '
•
From Pt-Cartel Mt. Carhop. Sch. !toren. Pt. Clinton
Toll -1 10 - -I ty! - -: 07 -1 00 ' ;
Freight 17. i , ' ' J r,
,170 • 146
. -- --1
-2 al - 1 .-2 -2 TI -2 itt't
'Drawback ou Coal ror low York and vicinity- 40 tents
porton. . . i
,
- 'I - Ito -rsitiLansa.ruiw.
From Pt. Ca Mt. T eli.‘ CU
M n. Sch. Hav, Tt. nettle
rte 7
Toll -I -1
Freight SO • • , 115 '. go
.
-2 00 '• ...; 7102'
Froet
.. riga
~beh:.."..Chu- :.
li, .Ikollllf
t F.a ,
Thrretib toitevrratic „...... -
'rho:igen to 1 .11 0#0010111611%
-- ..., : 71: 'raid
To .Xgrir.
. 71 1
ZA-4
.v•Searlr_
_....---.:.:4..i.i
FOrneilldilleltenems-.--......
:, -~~~ Ica
W ----4 VE -------- 11?i•T.'+; w itk t JK 4) & 13° C r r.,VI r ferg r 8 b72 1 4 1 3C.
Sept-24,70 9 ..ii,9l-tr .
WANTZD.— aro
v Addrexe RI W.
MO.
- COB TOCNTI—A e desirable Xetory Brick
I 'Dwelling. No. 142 II et street, IPottirollle.
Oct I. ":0-10-14 meld T 'M. RiLTSBKG, Nab. Ik}&L
I)ITANTED—A competent CLERIC to take charge
Vl of a set of Books at i Oottierpr A married auto
preferred, Apply for 911.E..* to
Oct 19.40-1 t ' ppm HAZLETON 1'..0.
DIRBSONIN AWN •
a toettel tb~A et Met
- • :;,...mAYIS
()art
CRI B
an io.
-r -7. 6,; 0014
to. -
:inoetbs..
insike w
Si order 0 ,11
aket1„1.4111140
•
goods'
voisber. 'Will
Oct 1,-';T-11441
ERS' - JOURNAL,----POTTSITIL4E; COUisTrr, "PENNSYLVANIA.
• :47.5a co t
tit quantity of coal tramported by the
ithe Lehigh cool and Nov. co., for the
y evening loot:
=3•303
31.4 I
w Nct : TOTfkl...
4,144 , fe5 4 .6,72
I 11167 222.71. 4
•
~It , 107,G.
... 511 1,447
114124, • 144,173.
&5,4& 1,4Z,599
1,100.:93
104 .1161,1111
11,E111 3Ar
I=l
Poarlton ' 7 . 80
c.frrn to 30 ePntit
IFtteuvoNb.
itlover 11111,0‘bortt, J R.. •
f. o. b - 6
to floton ^.3,1453 K.
90.
• 124
I al,
I 7;1 I tri
1 fn
BE
CE3
=9
now sod 7U
• ca.itit.
2 411
2 211,
!!ME!!
went,.
t ex:perteaced Blacksmith&
BLLENBERO. P. O. Boa
Sol* U. 70-1111,tatw
G COURT cannot d
Ltt at
• t. XS Centre Bt.
tk Exchange lintel.
'himself a eandl
subject to the atm
-I*TM and If elected
lb" duties-of said oaks
VIISMEXPIODGEZIS.
f•f - • ••• • 1,
hip, Tenn lon
1010! ISth. An ez
on OM IS. •
FAUST
omit.
cinnattir of
„441R1110 )(ILL,
_as
up to Ist of No
. 4aissOlusho orin parts.
L. PAWL * BETZ
2U rogseittrisot, Ressellroris.
iteo Abstrtistuunts.
rsitywrALSPZOTA(Milll,—No
t„," gephiat
snide of this Idol ever took ss,
'told who* upon puddle flavor. These throterAus aro
Vri a blemisso so these who are slot blessed with
essiosudAttey hare bees so pronounced by
asievb , who have used them- - For sale by
JOSEPH MIRA, Optleitur;No. =Clinch! St.
July 11 4 "10-21141 ,
TIII:PBOVZD SQUAB]: IRON SCRAZZIS.—
pt. andendirned Inventor of an Improted Square
Iton Herten. &atm to call the attention of Coal
Operators to his improvement. It can be seen at
thefthop in Coal street, near Sparks's Boiler Shop.
Application haft - been made fora Patent: _
Pottaville.,Oct 1. !1 0-4 0 -lm C. W. BCSIIAR.
-
•
t
k t 1 , 10 , 10.wa11-tf •
41 Walsafftl. MI.. O.
(111E/LP PAINTING.— ,
100 lbe. of the Pireal—ColfeeNt'e
Coussso PeCief(eastics sLl.6o)will - •
' paint ma moat all no of tewl.
/2 =ear longer. 7141:.
BOWIOI. I, N 0150 -
CAST LSO Meth 4th Bt. Phnoo:l6.
rs Malden Use, S. T.
3 1, ~o
SZA6 . 111•E118
Biuks TUBES FOR PLEmßisu.
YE.AKING."_TURES FOR MINES.
Far Sate by
MERCHANT h ('O.,
. .
•
• Agents for American Tule. Works.
Oct I, lii-10-1m
. . . ...
' BUSINES S COLL E GE , ...
k
Aaissaddy Buillingi, ' I --
...
• S..W. CDR. TENTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
..
Sebularstilps Rood In . '
al Coifege. - In tll'e 11,04
state% mot CarattlriA. For particulars call•or t.e ol for':
Catalogue. •I wt. I. - ant-ni ,
____ ___ __..... .. _ _. _ _ ai•
SELLING OBI'
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
The untl , r+llitiv,l (sll",r f•tr mile the , ..r their
II it slock..tansist
• - t .
Tobaccos, Pipes, Fancy' 3°,13, •69
Al.o), a large and ch3lee st s ., R of
WINES ,
LIF.THIEtn, OWN IMPORTATION
REGARDLESS, OF COST.
CHAS. WOLTJEN MO.
P'ept. - iti-191411 -t (
R EEVE L. KNIGHT & BON,
1222 CIiEiTNUT ST:, Plitf.A, DELPII.IA
Now offer, at t he loioreW, iirieles for e'glit dire, their
entire stock of
• .
Carpetings, Oil Cloths,' Canton. and Cocoa
s. Mattings. • •
(.4tOSSLEy' t BIif7SSELS. CABPETS;
sl•so:pt.r yar& .
000 'ALL WOOL INGRAINS, ,Sj.. iKI
per yard.
ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS.
REEVE L. KNIGHT & SON,
UZI CHESTNUT PHILADELI'II I A
Prept 'TO. Auguitt. "P3-35-34.-iii-Im-fol
WATICE P.ROOlrit
WATER PROOF
We have Water Proof Cloths from Ee.l
bought by the ease from first hands. - Selli
based on one mall profit only
' Water-Proof Cloaks. Komi Suits.
Serge Snits. ' • B.ack Balta. ,
Snits Made to Order.
We have organized a most efilcient Fine Suit and
Drees-Making Department. Front Oar `greatly en
larged Dress Goads Stoch, ladies .make, their bet.'
teeth:mu and have them mademp proniptly.;econom
featly, and In a style to please the Id fastidious.
Just opened new,
Wool Servs. ,
Silk Poplins,
Silk Epinglines. French Metinoei, Sc.
Now oven, by far 'the largest and most elegant
stock of Shawls, and at the most moderate prices we
have ever had. It comprises-in part,
- Paisley Shawls, • -firoche Shawls,
- Imitation India, Reversible Velour,
Ottoman Stripe, Novel Wbolen, •
Lo t and Square, fie. -
Famous lines of Crumb:nen% low to finest made.
• Closkings of every dealratde kind made.
The Woolen Stock is•not excelled in town: '
COOPER voNAltri,.
8. R. ociamus.Nrwrn AVID /DAUM IVragrra.
Oct. i,no4-Iyit . ' PfiILADELPIIIA.
'IIOI7BLIO BALE Off` A VALUABLE HOTEL
a 'PROPBETT LK POTTAVILLIII; PENNA.
Pursuant to an order of the 'Court of -Common
Pleas of Schuylkill County; the undersigned Com
mittee of-the estate 0fJ911.11 OREMMANG, will offer
at Public Male, on the &ernises, - -
DAY, ,NOVF.SIBER :era, Ib7 l ,
at 10 o'cloc M., all that certain lot or pleee of
ground, sit ' on the corner of Railroad anti Union
streets, I t ellle, Penna., baying a front on
Union str t 2 Inches, tind.bonnded on the
easterly side by Coal street, and on the westerly side
by. Railroad street.—together with the Improve
men's-, consisting of a new th Snick Hotel
Building, with a two-story brick shisbn Ming thereto
attached, and a one-story frame 'kitchen aLso att.
tacked thereto.
This HOTEL being "Opposite the Passenger and
Freight Depots of the Reading Railroad, Is one of the
best located business stands -In this part of the
state, and being but lately erected; is in good condi
tion. The terms are as follows: , .
10 per cent. cash on the disk of sale. - 13 per cent. on
confirmation •of sale and delivery of. deed. 25 per
cent. on the first of Apr 11.11471. when possession of
the pretnlselswill be delivered to the purchaser. tri
per cent. with interest, on Apili l e 18 72, Z, per rent.
with interest, on April I.IM. • *.
A CASII purchaser will receive a lllscral discount.
. . A. W. geIIALLIK;, Committee,
Pottsville, pa., Oct 1,'70.40.51 '
A TORBID SYElTtit.—Somilimes,.., WI tbout
tinny assignable cause, the physical strength and
animal spirits give way, and a strange torpor fails'
alike ow body and Intellect. There, Is little or no
pain perhaPs, but the natural vigor and elasticity of
the nervous and muscular'systemseems to bate de
parted, and an indifference, to the pleasures of life,
and even of, its. grave, responsibilities. takes "the
place of that, earnest Interest In both which charac
terizes every well balanced mind *belt 'in a healthy
condition. •
This state of partial ell/apse is often the preinonl,
tory symptoms °faunae serious mala4y. 1E01; •
cafes unmistakably that .the vital powers ftre
goishing and needs stimulant. In. such eases - the
effect of.a few doses'Of licmtetter's Stomach Bitters
is wonderfully beneficial. Thettreattonle wages up
the sYstem from its drowse. Ittesecretibus rind ' , t he
circulation receive a new: impetus., The relaxed
nerves recover their elasticity under the operationS'
of the specific, like the slackoned strength of a me
dical Instrument in the- process of tuning. Lather.
Eyelid debility are replaced by energyand vigor, tne
spirits rise, and life that almost seemed a burden,
while the season of depression lasted, becomes once
more enjoyable. That such a rudest change sifould
be produced by a remedy entirely ,devobt of the
powerful alkaloids and mineralwiso extensively used
in modern practice. may seem incredible to thos
Who. pin their faith on the medicinal efficacy at
active poisons, .but If these skeptics will _lake the
trouble to enquire of those who have tested-thecor
rectime and alterative virties of the Bitters under
the circumstances described,. they will d the
statementto be true.
Jan. 'TO . -
STRANIITEIDGE 4 CLOTHIER.
DRESS. GOOD:S.
ORR REC:OND OPENING OF FOREIGN DIIESS
FARRIO4 embraces •many new and seasonsonahle
goods not yet exhibited by any other house.
The Very Low Prices we have been asking for our
earlier and present (much tower than last,
year, notwithstanding the war.) Nave induced large
and raptd sales. .
'Although oar importation.' have been on a much
larger so-ale than ever belong we already find our
stock rapidly diminishing before the active dental:lr
thns.early madeNpon it.
• Among the inlet endless variety of French; Ger
man and British fabric:4, we.worild mention 'unusu
ally beautiful styles of
TONGE POPLIN'S, ; •
Ittea cwra zum.D4, , : • • :
SATINT isgst win •gtrits, - •• •
sux,yiroor.,, ,, AN,ReoTtup POPLINS,
• • Ii 11 New Shake, 'Wild 1 . 401 Ltdre , ;ot •
LOW AND MEDIUM-PRICED DRESS GOODS,
Adapted to the %mute of thenioet elides( at mt.ll as
the moetteononflest buyer. • -
BLACK S T EKS:
MI
Id our adverthwateut or BLACK SiLK.'"4. sons
time sleee, we - gave a list of very kow prima at whlelt,
c m: rtes ig ! er s we shall coalface to sell them for two weed
siotwlthstandlmt the tessera/ advance,
1 We have slat* added to oar stock
OHENEY BROS. AMERICAN BLACK GROS
BRAIN AT SI $O.
illame= arst are "offered by oar . 9impetltorw as
. .
'AN igU
•. . -
We have greatly enlarged pur SHAWL DEPART
]CENT, and added thereto -
, •
• •
. .
•
READY-MADE SUITh" -AND WATRA?
PROOF, CI ! OARS. ! '
We offerer' f immense aaeartment of
BROCIIE ISELIWIA,ISINGLE t DOUBLE : •
BURET HEAWLS.
it
' And WI the Wed styles
'FANCY SHAWLS,
Our snits 111:1d Cloaks will be made up . In oar. own
it bntlding; ander oar pennant
1 STEAWBEIDaR & CGOTHIEIit,
lig. W. Cortier.EVeth arid Market, Bt.,' Agadir.
Oct. L '79
. . . .
1213
51; and 51V
iWR,APS.
to 12 80,
log price
MI
lalli
, .
1141RcisNutaisENT
AND
828-ARtii gritEiviv
PNladelphia,
NIII4I.4TICEN"S LINEN STORE
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ITS E F N SIH ING. G 0 0 ( D S • •
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•
w INT Elt .All the heat maker of Blankets, from the lowest to the titian qualities male.
A BID FOB' LA rtOE BLANK/a SALES. To increase onr Blanket Sales this Season, we shall sell at
useca.:WY Host pric4s. We promise Out( our Blanket customers will be pleased with our LOW Tantea.
MAIISEILL&o Q,,CILTS and_ COMFORTABLES ! Entirely New Stock I Fresh Goods! New, Pat:
terns! ,Eireatly 13.4.*1ced nicest I Marseilles Quilts are Much cheaper, since hist sesison. Our Sock being
quite new and, fresh., our et.lisiOniers may depend on boding in our Stock the' latest stTles and . bestralue
In the Market. • '
FLANNEL! FLANNEL! CONTENTS OF OUR FLANNEL. DEPARTMENT
•
Ballard vale Flannel„-all the widths; and all the qualities. •
Gilbert's Flannels; Real Welsh Flannels, Saxony Flannels, Shaker. Fisnnel,
all qu'alittes—Red; Blue, and Gray Flannels. '
Extra Heavy Hagenot canton Flannels. •
• - Allays sboirs the most extensive. Stuck of 11...hien Goode - to be found In Pliliadclphix.
SPECIAL BARG,AINS In TA IIL„EMSENS, NAPEPSS,SELEET/NOS,.TOWELINGS,\ Ac. :_.: - .
i• ' GEORGE SEILLIALEN -
' .
. , 11411 Chesnut Street, mid 82S Arch Street, Phullauleinhisi. .
. ...
Hew Aborrtistmentf.
UNION !
Mattack's Wowing Room Companye
FORI-'ol7it NIGHTS ONLY.
Monday ..!Ight. Oct. 10. Hamlet,
TumdaY' 11. The Man wit/strata Mask.
Wednesday o a ...... -....The Ldy of I.yosof
Thursday , 13, . Oliver Twist.
In schirK plays :the talenled young Tragertan.
,
BENNET L. I!SATLACK,
AND Tnx CEI.F.BRATED TRAGEDIENNE,
MISS ALICE PLACIDE,
Will a av - tiir lealing parts, waist d by a full and
effeetive corpn trt writ known astiste.-
Endh performarice will conclude with &favorite
fareo.
Itot,wrvill.'ifttit,.. 73 'et*. I Drew. eircie. 30.
Seats can b sfeurtlll7j adViiiice At,
StAISNAN dt RAMSEY'S BcrAsture.
' Manager and Treanurer,
Oa 1, '7u- iv:2E-7.11), 11, 12,13.,11 CIIAL, H. eitwAntcit..
G
RAND'r•XPOSITION •
FOIL THE; FitsHIONA - HLE NyoHLI,
CoMPLImENTA Was: M. A'. BINDER, -
No. 1101 N. W. cor. Eleventh & Chestnut Am, •Phlla
TABlilo:cs PonTHY t ALL AND VY IN'TEN. OF, WA.
• Wholesale and natal!, . •
oh:elf Paris and the `tirst manufactories aupply.
Dresses, 3danties; Cloaks and Costumes for Ladies
and Childfen. 3 special department of plain and
elegantly trimmed patterns, of the latest. Parisian
and. English Styles, at. :la per dozen. If you want
a haandsoinely-titting, well-made snit, at short no
tice, got° Mits. BiNumes for tastefal trimmings and
dainty Stitches. Mourning,.Traveling and Wedding
outfits, Walking and Fancy Costumes. '
'ORLIN CLoAli T 11131311 N4lB. BIYTTOXIS, 01111A311111131.
C /1111)1101111 the latest' Paris novelties in black and
colored 'Fringes, Gimps, finches, Loops, Flowers,
Gloves, Bridal-Wreaths, 'Veils, Ribbons., new shades
In Velvet, Satin and Tstretaltlbbons, Bashes, Neck- •
Ur LA ca Goo res-6.ostant. Inrcuzsiss LACX
roe Parse Tutaxusis. Pointe Applique. Valencien
nes, hamburg Edgiligis and inssettlons, Black•Guip
,tirt. and Thread Laces, new in design , and moderate
price. eTIOICE INDIAN 08 - 3/AMIUCTIL Fans, Birds, -
Mats, Cush, ns, 31ouehoirit. cases and Fancy Goods.
• selected by Mot. Binder at Niagara. Elegant tine of
Whitby Jet Goods, in sets, - Breastpins, Earrings,
Necklaces and Bracelets. Splendid line of French
!et Goods. Coral and French. Gold, Sets. Charms,
Sleeve Buttons., Clam Ins, Ac.. which for price or varie
ty in S yle, cannot be surpassed. .Strangers visiting
our city niTe respectfully Invited to, examine.
as - s-Pinking and Geuffering. Cutting and Fitting
Also, a perfect system of Dress Cutting taught. Pat
terns sent by tualtprexpreits to all'parts Of the Union.
• • , Mtgs. M. A. BINDER'S,
N. W. cor. Eleventh and Chestnut Sta., PialLAn'A.
Oct I, .
CHEPPARD, VAN HABLINGEN _
& ABBISO.N.
No. 101 Pi Chestnut Street, rhilada.
, .
Reinert fully Invite the attention of buyers to their
large and well assorted stark of '
NEW'.GOODS,
MI which have" been'elther
Imported Direct Cr Purchased for: Cash , at.
Very Low Prices
Etcluelce attention to; long eiperlence in. our
, •
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IVY:pit LINLI'S 0: LINEN 60.03, '
WHITE G00L , ..; . •
tiOLTSE FurtlFisurso fati•ctoopci, •
7 . . Cr/MAINS.' TVEZ:4,I24'4II.OERIAL, &c.•
En . sKe us t04.4n.,64.t.,..cti-leoluen many advantages
not ;nlfonitsl ebirviinin. -*:.veri - '-descrlption ny th•
-NEW MARFN of ' • . :.- • '.
Maraelilcs 4utlts, Counterpanes',
FlannelsJilankets, Nittellna t
Sheeting'. Table Damasks, Napkin".
'
, Ooylles; Fruit Doylies,.. Table Linens,
Towels, Toweling', Tra3, 4 Cloths.
Table Cloths, Communion'ClOthe.. •
Linen Sheeting% Table Coverings
Table and Plano Covers, Stand Co'vers,:-
Dlmitles, Cretonnes, • ,
Furniture Chintzes, • .
Furniture Coverings. , „ • •,
• Toilet Cover", M
Crib Quilts,'
Linen Floor Coverings ore,Fns,
511 Curtaltißlatertal, '
Satin de Chenea;Brocatelles, Satins,
Terrys, R4s, ace,: •
Lace curtains; Cornices, Tassels,
LooPs. Window Shades.:4le., •
Oct 1, '7O • , - -
nucational,
7. - _ - .. -----7 ' - _ _____—,.,_____ ____ -
UNION. SEKT*.tiltY;NEW.BErtititilON.
Co. a ir rm
, P - 4:-The neat Term will. - carMsfe ' CT.
lath, The ; ttention qf went* andlUardi re=
,quested to.the ativantages'it, affords. „Fell cr of
leaclierg. The course(.r InstructlOu - embracies 'no
Latin, Orval:, French .and' German Lasignagejt, 1114-
tbeinat les; Natural Sciences. Music, Painting, Dmw
lug, .t.c. Terms moderate. Vor catalogues address' ,
D. DENLiNpEtt, :New 'Benin, ,
Union. Co.„Pn.
Fwept 24, :1()-GL
i_Dankets .4#o Itoktrs.
,
sa.ti.r,s a STRingtlBo.ls4,...
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BANKERS AND BROX.PAIS, •
So. 46 %01:111 MILD %TIMM PKILLDELPntA.
'STOCKS, BONEt3 and CKIWKFLYMENT SEGUES,-
TIEI3 bought.aud sold strictly on 00=2151111011.
DEA EERY IN •130,L1 SILVER AND FORJUGS ORIEL
tieing -filArnbera of the Philadelphia. stock Ex
change. all orders entrusted .1,.0 our care abet! re ,
celve prompt atlentlon.o -. ,
. . -
*arch: X, 10.-17-Tuallifkri-1.1-Gra .
,
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'Wirt Ilopt,
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it
R
‘ . MAKUVACTURED BY
JOHN A. HOELICILXG'S SONS,
•
' TILEgTOB.-11...i.
. •
For Inclined Plaries.Mining, S
tandink Ship Rigging.
Suspension Bridge. Ferries; Stays and flays.
on Derricks. Cranes mind 'Shears, •
• - . Elevators, TiliersOae t .
'• •
=4. LARGE grocx.or VIBE Ropr e - commtaTry
• HAN% . • _
Orders tilled wit)} Dispateh.
Wit-For strength, arse and cost, see ciretairs, which
wIU be meat ow sppllastion. Ang.7,4lD-31-ly
W nlls It ? " 0F. EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR .
•
Ih36S, ' Planes, ; RAP; -
BEST qv - Aunt and at IXAVEST LITES. Power
Trtutian by Wire Wipe. - 11tum prepared and
ea tracts made.
- . W. 'COPELAND.'
41 and IS BROADWAY, leelir York.
ittEy M,1430-3111
stones, Aanges,
.•
TEE DOUBATJE 'OVEN • •
• • fiIMNItSIDE. 'MOM
Is constructed on Entirely :New and Selentitic
Principles. With NlYbon Fine. guaranteed to tho.
roughly beat two large ovenkand sin pot holes.•wlth
two-thirds the fuel used in: the slugM ciyen Cook .
_
still mann Whiting oar long angriVoruhtlr
• BARILEYAIMEAY COOKINO STOVk,, -
FWrmy esteemed by * the nubile -..tor . several
TM • JUNIATA.' dor irmitdpuble-beittink Pane
Loa &ray* has beensanan Improved and Ittantllled.
the! ear,: - Where knows the merits OP this Stove
need no oontssent. Our celebrated - • • ,
arrstintlEttr.,EME.pr.acis UKAXICRS, . -
anooan ta7lianr riaztuxil also carried air the first
am::at the Maryland Institutitat, Holtintors,
although su_.• .telested to ttugniost._ketrerit tests at
the of the Mal Urattril MeMer. =di Is 'the only
• true hot -air Ilre•plOs- Maoist lir Ole market, s
Wm the regula r built celiar heater logs no 'heat:
Send tor.Cirettlars TeatitaintlaßL 1 •
- • • 1 / 4 .• STUART. PETERSON+ 4k tX)
--77- 141 - 11adelphla,11t.
For sats by Messrs. twat= t ILMILNS. Pottsville.
" ' • • 4. M. UADEHTT, Umaqua.
•
,
WOOy it TYSON.
Igo. 1210 - riot Strew:
' Who e sad Retail Dealers ln -
_._. •
akergaS, and STOVES.
Cartsia.:Renrerlieratary. Dartingtoef-latiernall.
Arneripue aad omasolOctor, itot-fir
intr'=l , lMl4.
UNCLZ .61A74 tletiOVED.
Doc: wok #l*.it4 ELkfausp, Ovapt, 101 PLAT
Tari .
• gait' or arrazetaworotr.
amxiitution. Aeste% itrikkao;art zoipir•
noting -Strom 4sact .104 ire ittreesideltingt.'
GAR-Ltairr,..CmilsencAtAirstaluNAND it ctax
HtAfrlM Stays& •
The Athol* ;Wait iuri t 9.Eieti*blr the
• • BToIineCIaIMPAIITT.
liar =~ptii re.tb:is .o . nr-Race
OAS Ovittiii isitteistitribar Una. -
(MOO 00111110011,4 :
: .
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE
ALL HAIL TEra Excramon
AND 'ANIMAL EXHIBITION. •-•
The largest and moat compleiely constituted c:statb
listinnent of the kind in the world, will exhibit at, '
- P 0 T T S.Nr L'E •
On - Wednesday, October sth,. 1870,
IC.xtitlittiocui will be given afteinuon and Night,
enmmenetng at 2 and 8 ri'Clnek. •
Admission, - - cents.
Children under 10 years, - 25' cents
THIS IMMENSE EXHIBITION
Possesses exclusive and `nue attractions to, striae
snd 17/3143e, and the entertainment will emdlirrn the
pledge that they are
BEYOND THE HEINIOF•RIVAI.X.V!
• ..
In addition to the Grandest Troupe or Circus Per
formers ever organized, The predominating features .
are Gni • - •
NEI
TOE LA . ItOEST ANIMAL ON EARTH.
ltuua
NA
The Baby Elephant Sultan, .the smallest of the
kind ever in Atnerica.:The Den of Six . Caffra Llona,
the Herd Of 'Sixteen Camels, this strange (troupe of
Anises, the Monkey Circus Rider, a Mandril as big as
a man, with other novelties of animal nature. n,
Bettssaiwt. 15!. J.
E 9
8 cimsmirr:smiiT.
82s ARCH STREW
Philsdelph!s..
FOR ONE DAY ONLY
• "
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FOLTRTEE'N BEDOUIN
vu 6 OR:SAT . ELLPISAri
EMPRESS,
A GRAND FREE PARADE
• ,
, .
• will be given on the morning the Ethlbltion; led
, •y • W. D. Stort's Silver : pullet Sang, in wblch will
ppm the Heed of Camels, • i
. _
' , ' The Open Den of Fierce Llonit
The Sabi Vet)luint. Stittan, • - - . ' ', '
' • With other BMA!log Ffmturee
I K 1
ME
• WiLLIIIBiT `AT
NILTON O Friday, SeTtembcr . 3otb.
DANTLIVX &tardily, October !lop
*tow ;,
ASHLANb, Towiday, October 4th.
POTTMILE, Wednoishin Ott. 5M
IINEILVILIA Thitredity 4 Oct.:6th.
TXMEOI4IT, Friday. Ocio"tier Ith.
PlNEtlßOyE, c Sipiarday, Oct.: so:
1. W: MOIR ant FRANK MYERS
AlaiOs fill
Sept.2i. 10-441
. w7_ APR I.
Mantle J1131 . 6311f1e5,
• Adapted to a aps‘ 2 IL , iliteetted rand oPtrd* - ,
and of sada* befell aaaldtb. in as *lrma&
Utah' rant* in the T , & nail Deceit* 'opt
We Dave'peilhaeak' designs'. fir tirci 2 4lPlOit_i'ir
tha ;
then asuaiLlotase taatde.eonteeetla, .n d
z7R—ii
o i litiriaiattaWOringto4 l 4 l .
mama, so sham! taw" #'"i'xwOtiV4 ll l o fre-t
at litPt ilill ! xl 4 o 4** oool *
Plativistaitopqr
Aug. 21,741-411610547-, _
ve
(2.:.x, ~.._:.
bluvieler et i"m • 41,'
g iv a,,,,,,.........
-iitrag, s.Wir
Z_H :Zetesr&ph.
MEM
MIE'EUROPEAN WAR.
Lf
1. 1 14!..1810N or, PRA :WE.
-1 11-1 E. PR E.Ci-1 SUCCESAS AT PA IiTS.
C D If_V: F PESSEA;
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS OF PR I "S-
THE Rteueitc - TO PROSECUTE THE WAR
•
Fieuela linsubordiriatiottrleaus Not Vet (loop,
pled—No Movement on Lyon - The Prussian
I:noses—The Paris Etarrieade4—it New 'War
Nlyeapon. 7 .The Russian Preparation,).
. .
• LoNixitc; telegram jtit receiv
ed from Tours ontaina the
,following.news.
Therc is still.esMaiderahle insubordination in
the, French army, and•the MileerS 'are appar
ently unable tovrevent di.-order and violence
among the raiv and undisciplined soldiers.—
Severe examples have beeii Made.
. The PrUssians .have not , yet, arrived at
Orleans. They- 'have d • ed from their
-. Westward - mareh. and .• zto be concentra
ting around Paris. -
The: reported Movement of,Pfussian. on
Lyons Is.also untrue:
"'The French say the : -Pritssian lc*ises, since
the war begun; - and partichlarly at
vestment of Paris, have been itninen4k,,and
that the •Gerinan authorities hate: tal:cit
care in cotwid the facts from' ned-sintiATs.
I 4
The eorrespo nden t; writing from
LimettibUrg; Says 31erieres Is very strong.
lint it was not tlyinght it could hold out..
The French • prisoners, oP - war have been
-set at work 'constructing. canals -- it Hanover.
Later adviees from Paris mintier that
the 'el:instruction cif barriead . is vigorously
pushed:under thesupertigion o Henri Roch
efort and UustavtiVioutens.
The Middle has been armea with duos .
ru ive engine. J. The in
vetii ion has just been, made, and is kept
profound.secret. ExpeOtittions fromit are
greater than, from the famous. m
The Tours firemen are tieing enrolled, and
large numb,ers •of breech loaders liate been
distributed to Buell.Of the Gardes .Nationales
as had inferiorarms.
There is no abatement In (
preparatiou,s •of Russia at- the arsenal at
Kief. Five hundred L percusSi u Jutiskets
nee daily turned, into breech-loin ers.:o-y'.
•
. • . . ,
The rresselt.Victoiieft u'ear rarbo—D , rAux* th• IN•u-.
I• pat,up4 Stoppeil—Preat.fteducttust of I.7.xpetike.--.
1 Lyouni Qulet.—Thilloilai-IF4II feux.T. l'ailg:
. . .
Touits, Sept. 30—I,ater advices from Pa-:
ria - mention a• series—of enecessful engage-.
merits around the city, and the ardor-of the
besieged has been much-increased by these •
Victories. New breech-loading. cannon have
been ; placed on the -ramparts. There are no
signs of the enemy in this direction.
Later ;Wilms ~from ,announce that
Jules Simon has =stopped the, - pensionsto
those dramatic writers who needed no assist-.
- ance. • • •
Retrenetirnents have also been diade'in the
publier.xpenditures 'by the llinistet of Fi
nance' by cutting down the salaries of coun
sellors of State and prefects of departments.
It is also proposed to reduce-.the pa i y of Ithe
ministers.. „, ,
Tlie members of the ..riovisiorial Govern
ment havo.announced that they.tio.nol wish
any pay for.their services. Countingi upon
the total suppression of the.eivil list and, the
Senate, it - issexpeeted that the aaving'to the
Governtuent will rcach fifty milllons,.as will
be down by a.Comparlson of the fitst budget
,under the new, (c'ernment with the last
Mader the Euapire. It is .understolod that the
pay of all the high.funetionaries will be reg
-. lated With a view to the strictest .
Ltrows, Sept. 29; Tours, Sept. 30.—Po
liticid excitement , as' entirely sqbosid,7ed-:. A
. few additional arrests of Clusere • - r•
have been made. "
Rourßi,'Sept.'2.9, via Tours,. Sept. .
other balloon from Paris landed near Mantes
to-day. A ;courier, with a multitude td-let
ters • and. packages, has .gone forward
Tours. -
. .
. . . .
Ifycterions Progilan Miovemen . t4--Frenela Plat. of
' Attack—lax on lii.wspeono.
BnussEt.s,:..Sepo :30.—A.inysterious acti vi-.
ty is prevailing among the German troops at:
Sedan, and anioveinent of their forces in,
this direi..tion is kept se c ret. Besides• Mese
'manoeuvres, the outposts have been doubled,
and the works upon the-Surrounding-coun
try are being placed in a thorough condition
for defehce. Videtles and numerous patrols
occupy all the main points of obseivation, •
and the greatest vigilance:is -mai:life:46d.
Whether these extraordinary precautions
are being taken In anticipatiOn of a sudden
Frenell'attack; or:Whether intendeda.s a ruse
to-divert suspicion frorna: hnst:le - movetnent
.f.orri some necyquarter in the direction 'of
Nezieres, Verdun or 'llontinedy, cannot be
I definitely ascertained, however. A :Dirge
force of XaVarlati cavalry has arrived, and
'detachments patrol all the roads. The undo
body is concentrated• i thin the town. '
Positive infortnation rtteeived here Amu
Pails announces rthat the French tneah to
operate in the rear . of the PrusSian amines,
both at Paris and • Metz., •- A corps of free"
shooters will: be attlVclys - Organized to eat
telegraph wires', destrriY , '-rairoruls • and sup
plies, and hafrass atad
.glitioy. the Prussians
In every conceivable way. • „
The Franc-Tirehrsin Alsace are alteady
at their haritving operations. The -Govern
, „Ment of Fraq.e Is evidently preparing for a •
:Vigorous - campaign before the opening of.
Winter. All-Frenchmen between the ages of
twenty and 'thirty4ive are debarred -from
leaving the country. by a, tlegree from the.
3linister at Tours:
The INDEPENDANCE:DELGI:: says the new
French Government hits impa.3o a special,
tavOf four-centimes per numb n ail news-:
papery, doniestic and foreign.
, ,
- •". , Sept. 29.-The natunumatlon
treaty *Rh - the United.Stlites has been sign
ed by the Austrian government.; • •
ANSTAIIDA,M, Sept: 3).—Th ' e Batik of tipl
land has,reduced :the rate of discount
per tetll.• ' •
11 Sept, -30; r -The -Accommo
dation trainowest Philadelphia and
Reading -itailroadAti.st - night • was thrown
fretti.the treek heai,. - Lehaiton.by a misplaCed
switch... Baggitge4laster Reese Friscoln, of
Reading,,wie; injured; and alsne brakeman.
Although - the end of one --lin.v.retiger - ear was
-elevated to. the to.k ef , a - nothe.r,.4l the pas
entigers4e4eped v Itlt ..verv..sligh
',The. s:Was clearedinUftbetrainsare now
nglish.,Luniera 'of. Eastern
Teittiv trahla continued se ssion ' this
• •
Morning:, .; •
• -
!mat Eihibitio
- 1
rark.rat:
2. ?tEW IPosui,.:.Eletitegiilt . 3,f1,--4he ionlains
of A.dralrat, Falert this morning,
on thCilititOl, - tiattlect by a committee
otthaeatisnon Connell. They xere taken'
thence IS 4ba tug-boat
. C4italp* ,to 'Brook lyn ;
osyr - ratil . o o)month:ta r n( otito Nav,
lEat tied- aalunabee orothe - 141t1Ota being
on boattirthe'Mg: Therleft the' Nail' Yin*
000 10.31);!iiiciariivgd at the ,f l oot , Of Canal
skeet trentendotti,inante or
sa no, 04.;tatiatted overlo Omit,: in Niralttam
helnanamatod *tinted itnnlediate ;dot a
:Orate gripPa,and.lnintett4e_aron*::'•
EIZI
A, 4. 5,4
' 4 'WeeetrAtisote; ittept, 30.--Vodee, the pro , .
',444httl'Oat,thAteo 461 15, 13,
•
•er eldiMaill3F. digerati* littudreCtind sixty ,
Pitiraumit. iVeestinicTo4lll4TA*tlvrenty
tivitedatiara.t _Nam? . * re ow tootraxid. to Foy'
tito,delleht , attrdliftreeitte; , sionkos hoe
.Veittotettalttifit4tal k — fitlye yews!
reildetexiimitkultied:hijielfeet the
ti thititAiptifv f Mer the old:4Iome•
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RUSSIA'S WAR PREPARATIONS
FRANCE RETRENCHING.
`IAN TROOPS
VIGOROUSLY.
EA - G LAND.
FRA'I'CL•
BELGIUM,
AUSTRIA.
Austria ana that tilted Ntate4.
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H4L~~i.'l~: V ..~
The Bank or Holland
,'PENNSYLVANIA.
Acli*** * C '4 4a (be I t eban it*ltrtod—liel I tinu4
4:7 1 ,1V. r 0 4E.
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tIVASIUNGTO
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OCTOriig_ SEFO:
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Registration in IKarYland , shoWil a very
1 •
filo proportion of Wilored voters, and Re.
. publicans tixOct treater gains than befOrd.
. The anticipated Public Debt Statement to
bd issued iii.a day er two will show "very
handsome ietinetion - during the present.
tnonth. - • • ' " '. ' - ' .
• i The Navy Departmentis closed to-day luta
mark of respecNt to o thy ;memory of the,late
; . Admiral Farra '-'''- '
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; Fifteen dollars„in nickel coin was received".
.at the - Treasure'-.to-day trotha pOstinaster ~
'asking that; that "amolint be redetiTned iff :
paper money. -This coinage4s.not redeem-, f
WOb. and Treasurer , Spinner so informs' the.
• P.ender. - . .. -.- ' --......:, .‘./ -
Late morning Mispalches
1,1
Saltstritag, 3 o'clock, .4,, W.
EUROPEAN WAR.
I'RITATE DOCU.2IIE2V.T. r TILE
• EMPI-.114R.,.F.A,P0LE0N.•
,ye .. - .
Sortudalotts - velatiori l sofhis
Pri te Life. ...
REDUCTION. OF THE RATE, O F INTEREST IN
~.-1,-.
- ENGLAND, ; :,:•.• ' '
TOTE ,ENGLIB,II CABINET kiNETINCik,
The"Germah Language in Aisne and Lathan*
PRUSSIAN RECONNOISSANCE
I;efs it revs rd rstwortetrb.h be in • tpe
!leaner Iti It:it4i Or Inierest,-"the, Cabinet Meet
-, of a German Mark.
.A,osnox, SePt. 30.—The •
money- article tii-day, say=s: "Further
dortipn io the rate of 'interest at the Bank -
. 4 1
of Etigiand may he • tanked for."-:.The jib
expeCts',lit tie rood front the cabinet' Meeting •
-to be held "tii"-flay on the' subject of, forelir
affairs. ."Tho result," says one of Theliittr
rinds "must- Aissatisdy the beligercnts and
please ruibody."
LON - nox,' Sept. 30.---The (lbtinatt' bark •
Texas. which sailed front Philadelphia
the i9tW of July fat' Hamborg and which „
put into Stainoway, Scotland, on the ttten
ty!-Mxth of August,- as a sport' of 'refuge
ailedfrom the . latter port. to-day forliant-':'.,
burg,ilietvs having been received or the rats
inn; of the:blockade. =.
• •
PrPrato Doc:upknnt,: of the Es' aper Or. Napialf.on , =
ScuunlalmoiltPvelationot of Ills Prlvaio Llfn—
Beaiuregard ItopOftett'to be 1n th t• 'Frenrh
. .
To't - ks, Sept. 80.;--A
.greit nuniber-Of Pri. -
vote • decuments• belong to. the Eniperot :
which were • recently siezed at the Tuileries__
.by the"ottleera of t ha.new Government-have • .
jttiAt iteen made public here In the columns • _
of the jouruals of the: R.ePublic. •
Many- noted persons 'utider•the old reign are , •
implicated in theseandals. The Provisional
Government at Paris have already - distidssed •
-111: DevVowne, - President of Cor de CsasatiOn:.
he having, ,heen .shown toc'be mixed up ,••.
in the sandalon4 connections of. the .Ex-
Emperor anliThlargurett.b. Illaituer,tbe sister: •.
Correspondence' in relation teNtesslers was "
unearthed; implicating Lthe due Dd Moitky F,
and others 'high in the P.iitperor's confidence.
Beside.; these there were found letters from-,
Spernigny to .Napoleon, _proVing the -i3rcist
euce of the black tribunal and nitotherfrOur •-•
the , Queen of Holland, written,after the bate -
-tie of SadoWn, warning' the t Einperor against
anyvtvidenee now discovered. • Thus the ills=
• coveries inade:ln-yegard to the'private.life of •
Napoleon, haVe - 9iubstantiated old charges
the opposition l a ws made; and It IS thought ,
that tt lot soon:t6 be published will ,be still
more iitan li3. ~ . ' -
.;
-' Torus, Sept. •
.---The rel)ort.-is•reiterated '
thrioi,
that Gen. -Beaureg rd, • late of the COninder- - = .
ate army, is in the*Fretich service. It is sta . -
.ted that he at first accepted a Colonel's' Corn- •
missien but has since been appointed Gen., . '
and is at pre,4ent organizing troops 'ln-South
j•F.ranee. • •- - - •' , : • : .
e .
Tho'Gerniun Lanigulageo in Aisace;,and
Pru Wan lidecannotosnce. • ;
•
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- •
CotAisF. ; Sept. Mi.—The GAZETTE to-day
publishes the VieWs of several ehrrespond- -
ents on the question of terms of peace:-
writer, While admitting that the" prevsitthigl.
tongue iri Alsace is tifertrian,,ealle editors
.tf.
task for statements that -The 'same Is true..of
Lorraine. • One of the 'eorreSpondeitti- who'
rstssed- a great part of his life : In these, prpv
inees; -says ; the German - 'elethentls hardly
perceptahle and that. the- rfaugnage Is
spoken- onlY in .tlpir
.adjoining •
districts. • •
30., , ..-41espateh• from Fer
riues states that on'Tiiiirsday the King re- -
eonnoltered the Frenehlines from St. penpis ,
•- • '
to ItometiNille. • . „I .
KehtisTrowded with refugees ' from Stras- . •
burg. •- _ ••
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tiontslrnir ••• Mond in S'irginia--Bridgea 4 .Sttept
Away—M . lM and ylvrelling% Carded Away--
Craintlitt...t.rayitl-- , -Telettraith Wires Llu - n - a—;
Water Iteiteltes 'ltteluuand in a' Wage
•- Five Feet 11104; •
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.
Itten_m-wsw, 3—T
o:he accounts that
coineltrfrom • thelllood are more and More "
disiwtrdiss.ti'i'lr6* .gt! and 4 Alexandria it.
1100 idges Hoick Fish Ann ""are swept";
Bridges over the. river - and. Morse'
CretTli • the Chesapeake,ct:O. B. are
gone. •• -
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Burley & Wel - two- mills , both floating
dowu the river, with four hit - Init .- abarrels
floating, .around ,them.. A.„4wetling house
completely" furnished went b'y this afternoon:,
Crops on the low mounds :aren eomplete:
failure. Telegraph lines to liynehbarg and' •
the West are badly damaged. Vice-Presl- •
dent Wickham of. ChesFpeak & 0. R. - Tt..ls - '
haween:Greenwielt Wayn&boro
two ttliht.4-. unable to retreat-or advance.
, Ittnntliiit&u, Sept. lio.—"Water has risen here
ten feet-since noon. • Water from Itivan nu
itttd -4 Nattiefroin 4 - ynehburg-flood.will strike.
Vete iibont „midnight. Water at noon at:
L*nebburg'was'-tweitty-five fcet higher,thait7
everhnnwn before.' - • • • -
(LATEn.j—fitclutosne. Sett. 30.
'lloodSreached,. -at 12.30, in _a waVe five feet
,blgh, l and in twenty minutes "the. river rase
six feet.: Great excitement-In town. In the
lower ***part of the city the people are remov
ing goods from places- accessible to the wa
fer. The. Orange Hotel and Orange 416 Alex.:
andria Rail Road bridge at. Lynehburg-ivere
swept away this morning,.
rEODUCE
FitiDAY, Sept..34—This Flour marketia less active 4
brit prices are wellirustained,. About bbs. sold,
Including superfine at Via:s 50; extras at litt 50a5 75;
4'ennaylvanla do. do, atSB 5048 96.4 i Ohio and Indi
ana do. do. At $6 75a7 In; eta t9,tiox brands 1417 Siki
8 50. Rye Floor, •its .50. • •
Wheat—Sales of 2000 , busbeIS Indiana red at $1
al 40; and•-oe bushels do amber at 40. ,Rye sells
nt Slra9W.. 'tor prime Western and Pensylvimia.
-g - orn• In limited request.- Sales. of 400 bustle's
Western and Pennsylvania yellow at Slat 02; and
and Western mixed at 95a97e. Oats are leas active
and lower; sales of :imp bushels Pennsylvania and
Western at 51/1624.... •
Whisky is unc h anged sales elf 90 barrels Western
iron-bound at ISle. •
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-.' (1411.LA.DELP/11.4. MONEY 3.IAILKET. '
. ' ray DAY, Sept. 4.l.—The state of the Weather to-day -
law a decided Influence on the money market a-*
on most branches of trade. , (..itill.lbans testae, at 5 .
514 - per Cent, on goal collatends. Prinfeaceeptances •
at rkg..9, per c,fut., according Lo credits andother eir- t.
comstaKei:s. ~
Gold buyinrat 113MA.11, and selling at.lllN.'9ov
crnments are quiet. . . -
In Reading Railroad there were no =leis. -The bid '
Was 4S-lltio,V. Pennsylvania at '60 1 4, an advance -,...
Lehigh valley at:E/IX. - . -
—t. B.lis of 180, IlViall4; ii.33a -18 a, 112 s ia '
.11 1 2,'„'; do. 1661, Llip'ai G l2, ; do. Nov'. 1N , 15, - 11134a111N;
do, 18x5, new, liO l o.llo , • do: do - . -- , Up, 110 1 .40110:3 , o;
do. 1868,110 1 4a110%; I - . 106X,a108 1 ,,i; U.S. at Yena
per cent, Corrency,4ll4lll%. , Gold, 113%. - , • -
• .
• foxoos, j Sept, 30. -- American securittes quiet.
Stocks quiet. Erie Is.
LTVEnvoo Sept. 30:—Red Nyes;p 4 Whisl • Sta. 3d.st
;81=.4=1;:,ted Winter , d. pis Of Wheat
for three dam 11%,:10) quartent, ncludlng 14,000 of
American, Flour, 22.4, • •
•
NEW YORK MONEY & STOCK MAZIRETS.
• ' NEW Yong. September --ItAntielpationtet the=
Farragut obsequica, business on Om Stock f&sehange •
and geld room Is entirely suspended_ Onthe Street; =
i tweur . about oio,aoo - tn gowaas miaow hands at
?prirtiagiuic froin 113.1,1a114. No sales of Govern
ment bonds or stocks up to noon,. • • • •
:Oirreete4 ram r. isil'upery idolW fy j Bei
A l lioat Fldigr.i!xint Weft; VklAti.
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" • ~.- . extra:. f_
F.ye Flour.. -.-..., ,i, - -ip I,
tt • • .- • -‘... :.-...1 bbl,
IluelttiVhoo7l6;67: - "».. 4....1evrt.....
wh24, prime white ,::......4..* bustiz..
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FR4 YGE.
PRUSSIA.
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