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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
cosfARaTIvE STOCK

SEEDS-Tbe ard for Clover light and tbs m,rs.t "a
he.vy sales Of - bb k0aSt! the latter price for Ohio
Timothy abundant and sissiy saiss Of 20 ba.aes
Respsd ~ bushe Rough sx N isE rsGlss, a. 81
81 % per So l L1s,d scarce al - per eaheL Cana
" seed isscsrce a. - 81 2 busosi
SKINS The stoet OF DJnsscc Deer large, and buyers
show disposition enter The nsrkes he sses mshas srs
only for sales o. o. lbs Indians cSt
20 duality parcel Of u bales being shipped 20
raroIe porteis sccouot Goat are IN request lnpsrs
so TArpio and Vera Cr1z Of ~ch
about he hsve been .od as msHths 20 900 Basnos
Ayios so'd st ace. each for Nc. J.
sreAalN Only limited nrplv Of prime Offering ssss q
6.tIf y At itf a csc. Tor coed 10 pnms
SALTTlc sei quiet We have 70 report sale - q
caro- OF fine ground TO sFive. Ueyogs rates. 81 SAX
emo 81 40 2 hnshel fair qr'tsticn
sPICEssaes have been msae Of 80 bags PEPPER II lei
and IS cases sutmegs a. 81
sOAPsele Of $50 boxes Css-ie lt.c for ani lie
for old from
suaAC-The market = without shsuEe We qCo.s Sicily
<75oss2 80 & Ia for the month, loo ts9s A
let u rurs hsysesho DiviOIv sold 70 ~ ss5 2
TOSACCO-rte market q 6Tn, WITH good d-msnd, bot
T manufacturing and export The sales embrace 81 bids
Krnacky sod Asysvil- 81 s. lse; $50 bales Hsvsns ct
foe si bales Nsrs SG5.e les Cenfasgos Sis 2SS
seerlesf ease II d. Florida l4e IS bales n,
fs-s al Sc The following is the soek q Domestic
ara Foreign respectively;
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ecsl hDds ars locssed asar frostSurgb, have con-
psssd tier improvement, snd are nov Citing out

cal hp.s are locs.ed a.ar frostSurgb, have con-
.asssd their Improvements, sDd nov CITING out
end delivering in Baltimore regular aid Increasing
,uuoly Of al vheh il not, w. u1c> stand. M
pased IN qvsiy By spy Bivm.Dcus Coal o. thH
re0io. A,.uole Of that coal took the p-e74iBn =,
Re Asr,cai.yr raj Fair Of Maryland, lex mJo;ls
vince. n. le,sees costsmpla,e getting Out larse
vusrtry Of coal ttis season.
Ths Philadelphia Banks generally declared 'seir
,eus-spnusl divif.nds todsy. Toe fooSDg aro al
attwe have sscertaine5: Wes.ern BsJk v cent
plas o. Commerce, p cent Grad Bsnk, v
mt; Manufacturer GEd Neshsnics, : eeot;
Trslesrons Bank, v cent; Mechanics Baas, ?
cont; Southwark Bank. = cent ksnsi6gsco
Bark. G y cent; FsrD4rs and MECHANICS Bank, ;
p cent; Commercial Bank Of Pennsylvania, /,
cent
The foIovrg are the operations Of the Philsdel-
mia Mint .o7 The Il ontbs Of April 1855
pEros+s oes 4ls4 800; Silver. s22o 10 Tossl s5i'5O
ssld............... 5 ge,a5 ss $3.50 .
sivsI.'.''''''''.''' 5s 90 @25O
To..i........... sn.285 st2ssss 50
1hs Circular Of 1essrs. Marie 4 Kanz says
psprs no. drner. ,v. pics sns eaias regse ear !.
glacs. Ii porte sans dsi,enoa sar s' ioa o.s
"a or :s.s .f.a.s
g.. Psp.,: asas' sur s T:ysSt De. poh.ns. re-
s@e DE- CsforDe soft 10 Iesutst des Contefsness
A. ynr, sot sn Pessi cue ssvront produfe Dos
asnasss lee foTtss oos de rumese que Poa rsmsf
que eeyu. qpsquss ssraapes Nous somnes go
ess orore q0s P9n susmsntshoa d>os
Gan FfsDcscI e. reoue3n pronoDses daus
u ebfle De ncs expectations De nuner4re Dns tons 20
css guegs probable qae sen puse W resssrfer De
lie. fobos SEtas ont ete pea sc.is. Lee Msso1h on;
tA~e de
Messrs. CaHmsnn g. Co. say;
The large ADD improved management Of ~ The lead
sroa3 lead 10 the expectation that the reult OF the
eesne for e present yea viii compare fsvors5lS with any
that bee heretofore been realized Want OF corhdsace no~
ever par q ea9ts-sthe nAtars shset ., ths
Of the prevent tins 9g pos
aus Influence on the mHket V.ne o.
oks and bosdf The iDdsposon 70 nsse new ove'tnsns
rots genera 4s t!tj ,%tiSfsfal Jear and the or
ctu from Europe are 9nimporsnt
OF Ocygnme1t loans the purchases Tor prVas Ac>ouot
veIY ANAL. and nearly az h come inso nafket are Tor
wsded Wsl for fecs Dpr0a under the oters VI the
Secretary Of The T.eEEry. .
The Macon and Western Road has msde call Of
go y share upon he new shares of that Company,
ppOn which $50 has already been paid, payable let
June next
The receipts OF The Galsns and Chicago Road for
,bo 6,sf threa months of the wear were.
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Receipts of Produce,

81 E,is Rsaro1S fer 'vo Ip,-ls9 bss Flour o5s pks,
PrsVscus $50 co. Oa,s 90 Lard 81 Aches,
whisky SO sides Leather 30 Dc Eggs 100 Hogs so) pigs
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Cory OF sEc. Q or TIVE ACT RELATING TO rHs sArrs Of
lDJusrsGsr oy TBE PAsr-PAIo BosDs- APPsoNEi

Cory OF sEc. Q OF TIVE ACT RELATING rHs sArrs or
ADJUSTMENT PARr-PAIo BosDs- APPsoNhD
4. le4S.
That spon .he surrender at tho rreny on s
sste any he said part pad Five Million Loan bonds si
holder ahs be entitled 10 receive
tie Govero Of h stats certificates Of ocs or bonds
Of four hundred aud three dollars aud eighty eisn
ceois thousand dollars Of said bonds for prime pal
dus thereon the first day Of January eighteen
hundred and rysx sddus for scbssqqsnt Interest at
sx per three hundred and
dollars ard evenythroe for cash thouslod dollars OF
sAd bonds computed the first day Of January next
after surrender thereof Py0rtdsd The Coupons
July eighteen hundred and iorYone shall rsnss stitched
hereto:
Fy0s,ded Juyv That In any o. tho Coupons hiHs
%. any the aid bonds the first deg Of Jul
hundred fofyooe and the maturity the bold
or bonds sh. be delivered 10 tho state Treasurer ~h
bonds which they belonged there shall BE- dodaeted
from be an cunt authorized b issued bonds under
the preceding section The Of nne dollars srd eighty cent?
each Coupon removed from bond Of thousand dollars
dollars eenty cents for ssch Cou
pom removed from 4 bond Of three thousand dollars
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70 AHHivE.
Passengers Arrived

l. .ayi ccrseld fro- Hgrara-Ms Heavy Smith Msssrs
J. LEacyiei, c. W. Colin W. Richie J. Ccu.sr
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STICK On hard Nsy :. 1855. 80 81 - 10 ..
TfN-Yis and ws1,ed Fa'ss frn ard prime
sonnsIdr 10 stSa oV SCI pine sod % IS
inca
he later price
We ALsbOSE-Ve lean Of . sls o. I2eco 2 orsiu.ry
pnvv1nt A. &c, foE boms Stcct about 81 go 70
~ isiVNs-The m,tst Sill unsettled for Pork.
~ cd The stcck made up ocay, s rather
sr. NJ ~ sn.s than anticipated tu. appears
seasen the quantity 70 reach b. canal
s,s a. - ATS At the sses 29t hSis 1t
Wv W. Ns"' VI sstlI iss rev 90 80 Mo
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CCfFEE-Tbe msfast 10 s,eidy with E0re active de-
rn.na Cor Ao Tie sneson sss s-is dss snina.s
q the caerinx Of Sote bse eai 400 The
ssies fooSs $50 Mas java At lSA Sso bsss Bic A
1ffeiic ard 10 LsKusyrs lie By sucticn sce hsss
no Asi6Nkc and 500 tags Lsgusyrs shsky damaged a.
td0sc The oo~rs the steek Of al 5eserrtou, On hars
l dsy az May 6io - go e.ss Lssasyr- 9H bss M.ra-
csiso s4yf bss FeTto Reo so bag lava ass; o.
psnin,o, go fsfs. sSvtnills, 900 esss
COAL-Tke uA.ksi Il Rsssi.,sd fss AnskIEss We qsee
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Cory OF SEC. or ACT RELATING To TIRE SUsREsDfk
OF BoNps APPROVAL Fss. a. 1888
All holders Of that elias OF state boeds tor whch
new beDds are directed b. bsued by secoa eight OF Act
nuubersd 3 Of the session las. for the ysr 1873 entitled sr
Act proyce the funding the outstandng ln.eus lon
uroyeent Varsns State and the ino cat due there
on aud ao qucsns and funding the soon1t Of principal
and due upon the p-rtpsd. Five Million Losp
Fond. are hereby required within months from and after
The TAss. of hi. present bonds Of s sttts hsa
By them Tressursrs Oce for the purpose o.
h.yir the accurately asccrained ard
rev bonds Issued therefor according 20 the OF .d
Act; ard In hes fail present sad bo9ds ~hin ne
line herein prescribed no interest shall 10 slo~ed SAID
bond. 10 the holder holders thereof after that ne 80 that
the incorporated into sale
bops % % be issued a. pat the principal thereof and
the State Treasurer hereby authorized TO give all reasonable
and proper Of the provisions Of h Act % 81 best 70 60
cure the object hereby contemplated
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MINIATURE ALs4Nsc.........THIsD DAT
can-htes.ss I: . cets ....s....t:o 81 NOcE-R,-s.
BiS8 NATgs-....-..rHfs D.y
Ssnsy = GcT. Island. s.ls Hell G.:e,. i0
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rh,. thv ~ ..cua % rrreuder the AZ the ose OF
TIE undermined LaDsLt h-foe the l4th Gay ~ Az
tu fof adjustment .sr.esbe 20 nc
aid Act fh. Of adjustment viii D. W sccodsAce
~ the sth seocn the Act numbered I3 approved spi
he OF hose above described will contain eanse
emitting the holder any ans all csIms s stsse 'y have
sssDst the Uoted states 5spk and tne aors csas ano
on the Of the Five Million Loan Bonds snd such
na bonds when i.su.d s be made payable In ts~ fofk
bot . principal ard interest and VIII be nsds r.dee nshe
At the u 6xed fr the maturity Of the origns psn PAD
bonds The said bands VIII be paid - al
pu,y Of ally and January Of each Jesr nni
maturity Of said bonds tbs redemption 81 the principal
Alter Of said 9Th Of August the interest on ~
this Of hords remaining crttsnd,e or unadosted VIII
e.A,s 8 N. HOLMES. State 1reafarer.
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hsts..cASEFrILI srrORrrD ,Oa rsr rxisuss.

~ $50 - 'Nh lhf lhlSlt1,
AkhfS-The market Is unclaimed ssd . ea.s. ~ a
fes AZ sss ass so fos Pos IS 2f IS lSs a. 30.
BEEsNAN-fhe msiket = steady AZ - ne Abs, N'-'"
COTTOS-The market Is very active at our cr,,.s,,r. -,
Ids Gpwsfd IN Instances efhh more h. 49, -
hzsc. Tie sales 70 srt.a a. ocQ bales,
q
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uNADJUSTED MICHIGAN FIVE MILLION
II TnaN aDND9

srArx rsEAutsk's OPTICS, L.ssIss March 70 isNA
In pus1srcs Of the 10wies see ION OF an Aet r'anh %
1855 .heh hereto .prsxsd. Do hereby give a01es % ne
holdeIs Of the folio Vigs described 5onts ; -,
N "A.
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NV f0FN, Wv Z 49,
Nv. S.v eelared dividend OF four cent, paw
~, or I'D ser the i0,h last The Transfer Socks viii ee
e'0'sa aA''' VIC '-'' n O. sRlDFoSO, Cashier
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American Undretssd.. t39 51i bales
American Dressed 80. 2c5l 90 bales
BID.S-The market has downward n-lpAtios, though
there b. e pressing for sale The demand Is moaeFste
sac, OF Gao Central 81 lbs At i8c seleced
SEQ sonttsrp cash sid 80 City Ssu h'er a. 7e ,ossh
500 tsed Buepos Ayres going East Tho stock ~ toll
loss 900 Buenos Ayres Al 600 Anso0.us. 30 Arcsn,
saysnis eco Lssusyra and Porto CAbelo 800 " -st
ffda go Mexican SO Cslifornis, and 100 southern
T.xar sc Total 90 7e0 The following Ia comparative eK-
rosor ffo three seA lO1rces FOR months Of Jsnus,
I'd
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NOTICE ia HEREBY GWEN That the sub
~ serbers ~ the % de, o. Nay at ~ o'clock
IN the afsrDoon tho aotanda OF the Merchants
Esebapse in The City Of N.wYork sell AZ public auction
Nine DB6re5 aud Thirteen Shares Of he Capital so:s o. the
CHICAGO, sT LOUIS and ALTON RAILROAD .OdPA-
NY formerly The Chicago and Hsssspp Railroad Company
The Of sale Will DO cash and the sale viii be made bS
April 10 1855 JAMES l.. D. MORRISON,
SANGER CAMP X Co.
QlaFRT CHRferIF
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DUNIA q = 70. 70 = = =. I'M y ~" VI
TV,HE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK

rI,HE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK
i NEw.YosK April n Igs5-A Dividend Of FIVE PER
CKkT 90 tbs Capital STOCK OF h, Bank this day de-
sar,5 pay sole the int honday 7th day. IN May rho
rranafer Books VII be eosed ueti sth proxmo
GEO. 3. cor, Cashier.
EULTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
u The sosrd Of Directors q ri, Compsny have rHIs
DAY declared Dividend ~ FIVE PER CENT. os Of tho
sUan.s o. the lat tx months RJse 70 N. StoekhS ien on
ara ster he 10Th the Office No 90 Wsst Tho trabs
Ter book gill be closed until AFTER the, aPIl , so9
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NEW GOODS.

FERRY rMEGONIGLE would respectfully an
- nounce to the pubic that he has just received.
and opened at the stand weil knownas thes Mike
Walsh House, at the foot of Plane No f. a lot Of
New Goods, which have been carefully selected
with a'view TO the wants of this community
HIS stock embraces Dry Goods such as Cahcoes,
Delaines, Bareges, Musi;ns, which he will sell at
theiowest figure; Made up Clothing, Coats, Pants.
vests; he would especially call the attention Of an
astonished public to Lis stock OF miraculous Hats.
containing specimens OF the Hong Kong, the Sc.
iIastopl, and the half shaved Hats, forming COL
lection OF novelties never equaled in this and very
few other countries. f-g r 49,
His stock Of Shoes and Boots, defies cornpeti-
tion, the Eureka Slippers, the Parodi enamellsd
Shoes Jenny Lind Buskins, viii afford unniti-
gated delight TO the fair votaries Of the /" may
dances. . whle his Kossuth Boots, his Scbamsi
Pumps AMI the ,untiring O'Rourlse brpgue.v
will enable the lords Of creation 70 do the tallest
kind .of waking. 49, ts.i-
lis Groceries he viii sci. at cost aad carrigc,,
c nSiderng the hardness Of the times he wishes TO
make no r5fit on the provisions which sustain
human life. but at the same time he would DELI
cately stg est, that if ever any article Of suga-
was entitled 10 PREMIUM that which he offers 70
the inspection Of DISCERNING public. certainiy is
the ore tt7 - +1727 71e ~ =
@ Jerry" vsnts /" all the world and the restSf-
mankind " to come and see his establishment and
get bargaias-he is there for that business. ,-s-
JEREMIAH MEGONIGLE.l -
Henslhck. April o. 1885, ~ A1
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NOTICE.

Il. the matter Of tie Real Estate Of Niclelas Ec,-
R'ss, late u -dQcghsay tor'Ship, deceased.
The Conauonwealth of Pennsylvania, to Mary
Eve, intermarried with Nicholas Shank, Catha-
rne, lnteruaarr1ed with John Earhart. Adam
KolIis, and Mary hellis, and to the widow Of
said deceased.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS. go Z 7itrs-lk~
You are hereby cited 20 be and appear before
the judges Of an Orphans Court 10 be held at
Ebensburg, on the first HoRiay OF June next, at
10 o',sock in the forenoon, then and there 70 ac-
ccpt refuse to take the real estate of said Mich
olas koliis, deceased, situate in Allegheny town
ship, Cambria county, containing eighty seven
acres, about forty cleared, bounded by lands
of Nicholas Shank, Bartholomew Trebis, and 9TH
ers, at the appraised valuation pnt upon il by an
inquest duly awarded by the said Court, and re-
turned blythe Sheriff ON the fifth day of March,
1885, to-wit.. at thirteen dollars and sixty cents
per acre, l$13 Sc y and hereof fail not.
Witness the Honorable George Tay]or, Presi~
dent of said Court at EbeRsburg, the Rinth- day
of March, A. ID. 1855. 7F EoTTsS Z
.x.s1.. WM. C. .BARBOUR.<C'k
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/. The First of the season

The First of the Season.
NDWARD ROBERTS has just received from
IL the east, and has now ready for sale full AMI
complete assortment of
SPRING 4 SUMMER GOODS
including every article of fancy, dress or plain
goods that can be asked for in country store.
either for ladies' or gentlemen's wear His stock
consists of a general variety of cafeees, baregcs
chintzes. lawns, nens muslins laces, ETC., for the
ladies, together with boots, shoes, hats and full
selection of summer stufis for the .ntlemen.
For the housekeeper he has laid in stock of
FRESH GROCERIES,.
embracing every article under that head, together
with tin ware, carpeting. carpet tchain, sheeting
shirting, etc., etc sf
For the farmer he has fish, salt cradle and now
ing thes and other articles of hardware require
ioy the public generally.
In short be has his stereroom filed with article
in every department of trade, from which til.
needy can select TO suit their wants. r.sr >
au-Ceuntry produce taken in exchange for good
at the market value, and gods sold cheap 10 casl
caustomers. Come and see.
Ebensburg April 26, 1355-tf.
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to be launched in the .Sheerness, and it was
totally DESTROYED. - 3 usA1-ssI .
Advices have been received from Melbour De
to the 18th of FEBRUARY but they are pnim-
portant. Gold is quoted at 93 los. Cd.
q 80 FRANCE. @ ass - = SIS
M. De Persigney has been appointed AM
bassador to England IN the place of Count
Walewski Further changes are also rumored .
A new loan, of seven hundred million
francs, is under consideration by the Council
Of State - - - -
The police have discovered vast plot.
having its rami6cations throughout Europe, to
promote an insnrrection, and hence the exc
cution of Pianori has been postponed, with
view to trace his, connection Herewith. On
the day the attempt was made. it was freely
stated in various cities of Italy, Spain and
Germany. that Napoleon was dead. and Paris
in state of insurrection.s ssFifa4 3
s = SPAIN. 9sss.L gssa1ss9
In the Spanish Cortes, on the ID, Senior
Avecilla declared in the name of Democratic
party, that it never entered into any negotia-
tions with Mr.. Soule for the sale of Cuba.
ITALY. m & H
Mount Vesuvius is in an active state of
eruption. sst sstss'sssss sasss'sssfi
1t was reported that the King of Naples
had been fred at by an assassin at review.
but it was found upon inquiry to be nothing
more than an accidental discharge from gun
soldier.
s4ssss AUSTRIA.
The growing district on the bank of theriv-.
er Thesis. covering 1900 square miles. is
inundated in consequence of rise in the river.
The crops viii most probably be destroyed.
RUSSIA. , =
The advices from Russia confirm the report
of an insurrectioa in Ukraine. 1t is also sta
ted that Poland is very restless
Advices from St. Petersburg to the 1st inst
mention the expected arrival at Cronstadt, of
several American ships with cargoes of hemp
and iron. s - rz'
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DROSPECTUS OF THE PITTSBURGH NOR
u MING POSTAND TIE WEEKLY POST
The Daily Morning Post is printed on the largest
size double medium sheet and contains all the
news by the mail received up to the time Of going
to press; full Geographic reports from all parts
of the Union a Weekly Report Of the Money
market carefully prepared BY competent person
and daily report of the Pittsburgh, New York
and Cincinnati Markets, together with Weekly
Review of the Pittsburgh Produce and Money
market. Besides. this it, contains Editorials on
~. ...s .sediag tories of the days fun Report ofthe
local events transpring in and about the City; and
Literary selections of 9. varied character.S rzax'
The Daily Morning Post has been published fer
fifteen years, and we believe is one of the oldest
and best established Democratic journals west of
the Alieghenies. Country merchants. or persons
ioing business with this poillt, who wish to post
themselves on the markets and local news or upon
events transpiring IN the world generally, could
not better accomplish their purpose than by sub
scribing for our daily. Price per year S. 90, in
vanably in advance.
The Saturday Morning Post is published every
Saturday mording on mammoth sheet 1t con-
tains complete history Of the week, Eiitorial,
Commercial News Miscellaneous and Literary.
Each number comprises a complete Review Of the
Pittsburgh Money and produces Markets full de-
tails of Foreign News by the different steamers;
column of original and selected Agricultural mat
ter; reports Of the New York and Cincinnati mar
kets and Commercial news generally. It has also
each week selected or original tale and poetical
selections. - = : = 80
/ copy one year &2,0e copies one yr. $8, go
800 10 1O, ,O0
GeBoth the above papers are good advertising
MEDIUMS Our rates are nnoderate.s 3
lTAttached to the Post is an excellent Job
Printing Once in which all orders .YiA besionc
cheaply, wfk I'd. .tneas and dapafchs 1kA.4
s@ rGR4H0REe6 A0HTQQAfERY ",
Conner Fifth ratnls Kpod streets, Pittsburgh
May sV' 1893. szss ~ esxxE
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Notice TO the travelling Public

The undersigned, carrying the United States
Mails bstween Cresson Station and Ebersburg.
will, and after the first day Ct April, 1855 rtin
on the Turnpike between said places, a MAIL
COACH which will be adequate to the wants Of
travellers over this route. c1se icf Er
The coach sili leave Ehens55-s srssy uorDin :,
Sunday sexoepted) at o'clock precisely ccnnec-
ting with the Mail train Esng East. at Gesson
and will return ignInediateiy after the arrival OF
the Mail train going West, arriving at Ebensburg
at about half-past 10 O'Clock, p NJ. ss - -.
Passengers may rest assured that the proprietor
will use every effort 10 carry them between these
points with ali possible dispatce and comfort.
Passengers viii he required to pay their fare boz
fore taking seats in the Coach. ~ -f-
80 JOHN a BLAIR.
ELensburg. April IS, 1855.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers at private Sale, his farm
about 3 miles fr N the Pennsylvania Railroad
Tunnel, containing 4s6 acres, abeut 8 acres of
which are cleared, and having good dwelling
house thereon erected. Tneland is well timbered.
and abeunds in several excellent veins Of orc
The Clearfeld Creek passes through it, The title
is indisputabe. Possession given Immediately
MAY. l6 lS55. t-a p. MOYERS-F
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colt is said that the gamblers of San Francisco
subscribed $4,000 to defeat the bill in the Legis-
latufe prohibiting gambling. a
ey-The British Government has offered to annex
their colony of Sierra Leone to Liberia. and the
proposition viii probably be accepted.
es-A piece of tapestry is offered for sale in New
York, which is represented TO be eight bundled
years old - EEk kGs Sc &E4sE