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Proposals for OH for Light.hOu,es.
TREAsUHY DEFAGrnEAr,

TREAsURY DEPARTHKRr
Once Light house Board November /, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS. win this unul one
O'Clock N, on Saturday the 18Th day Of November, for
ues Of be delivered aongsde Of government
sets al Bos'on New YORK ey New Bedford Edsaown Nan
tueket Massachusetts, the option Of the be deter
mined the Time accepting the bid, sh we'll
No. 4, viz
Lot No $4,000 hry thousand) gallons
Lot No 9OOOS hig thOa.and saus best
pressed sperm Oh, on the lSt day Or August, 1857.
FOR THE LAKES
$500 (dye houaan gallons best winter strained
pressed sperm oi, at Oswego, New York. ON the lsl
the Erie canal
The oil comprised in lot No delivered oswego
der free rom leakage containing from hiny 10 Gny gallons
ANA free from all the United staosi all
Of te contractor and all aud inspections be made prior
the transportation The oil from the conuactoS warehouse
The several lots Of oil required be delivered alongside Of the
"a readiness to receive th same aud IN the supply
clded delivery containing party liberty
deys, u 70 an sgsn. Of te light house
in dneen days from such delivery
spec6c gravity by burning and
other means may be thought proper by e person 10
qursd 10 remain mpd of 32 degrees
Proposals win separately
or o e whole quantity required a. The option OF the bidder ou
gnated ana bids
explicitly LOT proposed
the quantity OF each LOT OIL the price per gallon
All bids be scaled, endorsed Proposals. for Oil for
Light houses and then placed envelope
the Secretary the Light house Board, Washngion c.
bond with security the satisfaction department,
penalty equal fifth OF
the III be required of each
ditioned for a faithful performance each
ted within % ten days after @ the acceptance of the bid
right reject bid though be lowest
than
By order of the Light house Board
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
l-eodl5thNOy
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BY EGRAPH.

Detection Of Supendous Fauds PennsylUania the part
Of the Fremont Leadtrs-SeiEure Of Portion Of the Money,
de-, dc.
PHLADELpHiA Nov. 3.-Stupendous frauds of the Ere
mont leaders have been detected Money has been rousey
paid by them for corrupt purchase election Off
GERS bribe democrats &C. The scheme has been dscov
ered and portion of the money-nearly $5OO-s in the
hands of the public authorities Parties directly implicated
known to be the intimate friends of Col Fremont They
boated their victims of similar arrangements throughout
nsyvana, New York, and Ohio. Warrants have been
issued for their The Democratic State Central Com
mec the democratic party in every town and town
ship, watch the electoral tickets and the ballot
fully and enons upon democratic officers of election and all
others exercise the utmost vigilance and expose every
tempt at corruption JOHN W. FORNEY,
Democratic State Central Committee.
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Notice.-westcrn Texas Land Agency.

THE undersgnsd have my sixty thousand
the State Of TeIas, which they viii dispose
terms small suit purchaser
valley
Fernando and the finest cotton
grazing lands in the State Emigration tending rapidly
Ofhe Sae which for health and good water cann
surpassed country earth There hne wagon Iosd
Corpus Christi the gulf where ship
ping receive the products and hem or We
from Three huuded and twenty
tract desired hs we have large mourt
of lands make accommodating The TUE Il ndis
puble For address Of the under
signed whom will and make conyeyancea and will
promptly answer any inquiry concerning said lands,
WHITE LOGAN,
Attorneys at-law srguin, Texas.
J w, STEVENS,
Attorney stnv, Abingdon, Virginia.
Oct l4-2awdScplmo'
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try and TO the principles Of free government everywhere
aud requests the Archbishop his authority and in
huence TO prevent them from eontnuingit
President ComOnfort using all his efforts to i'm
prove the country and have his eyes upon every
thing detachment OF troops into the city badly
clad and armed and with all practicable despatch he had
them supplied with decent clothing and seryiceabe
ket relaxation Of the law appears calculated 10
the poor without trenchng the rights Of others in
any way violating justice and be il TO be accorded
II any one succeed in carrying the country through
her trials and difficulties he certainly seems in short to
have both the will and the ability.
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Boarding School for BoyS-Number Limited to Twenty
REV. JOHN D. XEECH. PRINCIPAL.

REV. JOHN b. xEECH, PRINCIPAL.
rHlS the Hartford
turnpike having regular daily by
The pupils required board the principal lodgings
(a well the school room being under the roof The
remarkably healthy, and from all OF
The arrahae character adapl
whose guardians prevented by absence
giving personal their Ih
o instruction embraces and modern languages
nahemn and the ual brnches pepaato college any
business.
The session w November s close the
lst of April.
References: Right Rev Bishops Whltngham
Rev. Drs Wyatt aud Johns 9S D. Evans, and r
esqs and Dr. Samuel Chew Xa H., e.. Kew.
Mary's county Maryland.
Reference also be made Samuel Msgrau eq former pa
OF the institution the nee the
nal Company, Washington d. C who will information
the terms, &c.
Springfield, Faon Hartford county, Maryland, October
a. 1886
25-eO
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mo. SOL
Notice

or the temporal rsmouui Of ne land Office from Wiuona 70 Part
bauh, II Muns'ofa Territory.
IN accordance with provisions Compress entitled
uAn authorizing changes the location Of land hcss
approved March 1885, hereby declared and made known That
oce for sns public lands st Winona in lhe Terri
Minnesoa w be temporarily removed 10 Faribau and
after tAs first dap Of Jgnuarp, 1857.
empon claimants and others in the vicinity Of Winona
entenE will please perfect their proofs 49,
named by the register and receiver OF the closing Of the
Once preparatory 10 IL removal,
Given under my hand city Washington this Q3d day Of
October, A. d. 1855
ny order OF The Presidents
THOs, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ~ the General Land Once.
Oct 25-iaw6w neksarl
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postponement OF the Sale OF the DelaWar
Trust Lands in Kansas Territory.

NOTICE hereby given that by direction Of tho President Of The
United States the Delaware lands KnusH,
Territory advertised the 20h of October neI
Fo postponed until Monday, the l7h day OF No
ysmber and The place aforesaid the snd sale
will mence conducted and continued In all
proydrd Of the IAN Of August last
by order Of the President: = -
GEO w. MANYPENNY
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
D1rlRTNErr ISTEnoR,
Once Of Indian AhHr Sept ", 1855
Gen Is-Iawtl7Novdkw
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIEs OF MARYLAND.

The following numbers Of Ihr Maryland ConSo
dated Lottery benefit Of PokomoEo river, &C. class "a
drawn October 81 1886
10 SO 10 30 Il SO 27 AZ 43 2l u 28 Y
The following arc the Pntapsco institute
Lottery, cIas, 2s4, drawn November |, 1885
IL 40 10 IA IL 50 Is n G5 67 70 70
n, FRANCE : Co.. MunaEsp,
D. ". McPHAL, Commissioner.
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Markets.

NEW YopK, Nov. 3Flour steady-saes Of IL, 500 bar
res State Sc 5 SO co. Ohio and southern nominal
Wheat is lower-sses Of % 900 bushe red 81 Rsl 90
white 81 81 81 n. Corn quiet-saes Of 81 900 bush
els; southern mixed, 72H cents. Pork Is quiet-mess,
s21 25 whskey Is frmer-Ohio, 32lS cents. Coffee IL
quet-Rio, 10 llH cents. Sugar frm-Oreans, 10 a
1917 cents
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D MnsorioThe communication Of the Grand Lodge
District Columbs Masonic Hall, n
eh sseis, Tuesday neIt 9TH Of November O'clock
The officers Lodge requested to be
attendance Affiliated Master Mssons IN good
standing re fraternaly invited 70 be present.
GEO. G, WHITING,
octal-da Or. Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEFlKTsxs-
A. na

TREASURY DErETxxs-
~ May 2s 1856.
the oi Congress July 1885, that , ,ocL a. -
deer by terms will be paid .es.uty >, The ~
certificates thereof the rth or Nov, ner
when interest thereon will
This will continue purchase prior said
day Of redemption and viii therefor following pre- MUM in
addition 10 the interest accrued purchase
day interest fOr the money reach the vendor;
on such stock received the Treasury between day Of
July Inclusive one per cent on
specified in The ceru6caiesi
received between the ist and 5lst days August
nncf fourth Of per cent
accrued thereon and one days additional interest only
paid.
cr6cae or such stock notice must be du
United States by the entitled
money prior the s July,
years interest be assigned by the
otherwise win payable heretofore.
holders 81 Oher stocks OF the United
states department will purchase between
day or June and the Ist day o merit of
81 be previously obtared aud viii pay for the
accrued from the day Of the last dividend
additional interest or the reach
the vendor, the following rates Of premium
Of $40, premium Of 10 per cent
on stock and l5is premium Of 10 per
issued under tho Of OH September, 1885,
monty called stock, premium Of
under this notice should be duly assigned
entitled TO receive the and
Il cent previous July, half years interest
must also assigned BY present sokhoe otherwise
half that day will be payable to him hore
lnfore.
assistant Boston, York Philadelphia
parties entitled o receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 2o-dhI2Nov Secretary OF the Treasury
United states Mail.
ONO
PosT OTpcE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Oct 25, 1855,
PROPOSALS FOR carrying the mails Of United
1885, u practicabe TO June -, 1890
following Ohio viii be
Once Department, cny Of Washington,
a. m OF December LIST to be decided day
Toledo, by swanton, Delta Wauseon, and Ske
Bryan, 50 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Toledo Monday and Thursday at IAN;
Arrive Bryan day by ~ m;
Leave Bryan Tuesday and Friday at 2
A rive Mt Toledo neIt day by
Proposals for service three times week Invited.
proposals. guarantee and cerhcAte for insir
requirements &C. pamphlet advertisement n.uug pro
mail service Ohio dated January TO- 1885,
At the department and at all the poet Offices the roue
PoToa should be supsrscrbed, Propo e6 Oh0p
and addressed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, D. c."
Bidders win they will commence tho ser.
vice, JANEs CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Oct 05-lRw4wt
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Form a.

Know all persons by theEc
and hereby the United States fbrr
liability claim for certificate
number - for the sum OF issued by the late republic OF
Texas by the auhtes the
be and redeemed by United
provisions Of an act OF Congress- entitled provide
OF creditors republic
pretended in the OF Congress OF September
dred and my the 2s,h an
Of the State OF Texas, approved the
As witness my haad and seal.
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Form b.

Know all persons by these presents has released
and hereby releases the State OF Texas um liability or
claim for the payment OF certificate evidence on debt num-
Der for the sum of - ssued BY republic Of
be and redeemed by the United States pro-
visions Cnngrcfs IN
of creditors republic OF Texas as arr com
pretended in the Congress September nine ur
dTed and any" approved the
Of The state Of Texas, approved the I Of February 1856
A. witness hand and ssal
2Q-hnlstJan
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CrNoISNArI, Nov. 3.-There large FIRE at Belfon-
tane Ohio Saturday night which destroyed from fifteen
twenty buildings including the entire business part Of the
town. Among those destroyed the post Office and Er
change Bank The loss varousy estimated at from City
TO one hundred thousand dollars There engines in
town.
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AN EXCELLENT FAMILY PAPER--We have before US the
second number of the Saturday Mercury which bids fair
be abiding fayorte with the families of this city
The selected and original matter evnces taste judgment
and talent and the typographical appearance is of most
inviting character. The Mercury is edited and published
by Messs Shober and Norris who have already furnished
substantial evidence of determination on their part
merit the good wishes of their friends in this
city.
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Oct al-d1t

STRDNG pALm-IEhF wHArPfNG-rAPkR, crown
y size, 20 cent. per ream.
White tel paper, sine, IS cents per ream
Noys FRhNCK TAYLOR.
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Ini,rs.tinq FROM Kansas.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 3.-Kansss dates OF the 2sth ut
hand Gov Geary had arrested bands Of msrsuder
In the neighborhood OF osawatomie.
The grand jury had found bills against ninety Of the pr
oners for murder in the first degree.
The legislature meets at Lecompton In January.
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QUEDrc Nov 3-The steamer Canadian, from Liverpool,
arrived at this port this morning with dates from Liverpool
to the 2lst ultmo.
LIvERrooL, Nov. 2l.-Cotton-Richardson Spencer s
circular states that the sales Saturday amounted Is
bales which spectators took $1,000 The Amer
lea by the Canada which arrived the 19th caused
in all qualities the extent of SIC. The market
active, with large speculative inquiry.
The sales Monday amounted to 3O 900 bales of which
spectators took 10000. Sales Tuesday amounted
l5 900 bales Of which speculsors took s0OO The market
closed with quieer feeling but firm. The sales OF the
three days amounted 600 bales of which spectators
took 81 900
Breadstus.-Four unchanged to decline OF Cd. Is
and the market closed quiet Baltimore and Philadelphia
-four, 32s. Cd 33s. Cd; Ohio, 35s Cd. ais Cd Wheat
the finer qualities generally firm and unchanged
lower qualities had declined I'd 4d red, ss "a los I'd
Corn steadywhte, 35s 35s. Cd; yellow and mixed,
33s. Cd. a 34s.
Consols for money, sl3& s2j on account s2 a92}5
Arrival Of the Vigo.
NEw YoRK Nov. 3-The steamer yigo, with three DAYS
later continental dates, arrived here to-day.
The Paris Conference TO reassemble the 18th.
NAPLES.
German paper that the King Of Naples had
the cabinets Of St. Peterburgh, Vienna and Berlin to
cude in Of the integrity of the kingdom OF the Two
Soiies treaty analogous to that guarantying the ineg
rity Of the Ottoman empire.
The latest Adyices state that tho preparations for the de-
fence OF Naples redoubed No modification of the min
istry had taken place. All snxiousy looking the
allied fleets.
The French squadron anchored in the roads Tou
lon ready depart Four Sardnlan ships were also ready
at Genoa An English steamer arrived at Ajsccio on the
18th with orders for Admiral Dundas sail the 18th
Accordingly two steam frigstes put out to the next
morning. and the remainder Of the squadron sailed ON tho
evening OF the same day.
LATEST.
1t I reported that Lord Pslmerston Il prsn.-'-
reform biil and Lord ]. Russell thrs-. Ing new
England and France h.-- --sens similar measure.
with Nsplss suspended diplomatic intercourse
!, sut hostilites have yet taken place.
terrible accident had occurred London While the
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon celebrated Baptist preacher, was
preaching in Concert Hail. false aAru Of FIRE raised
creating stampede, and several persons trampled
death
The statement that France had summoned Austria evac-
uate the Principalities not credited.
The Cologne Gazette says all the powers excepting the
United States bad assented to the original protocol
specting the Sound dues.
ministerial CRISIS and financial difficulties exist at Con-
stantnople.
The ministerial crisis in Denmark resulted from reinta
laton Of the old ministry.
aspect.
Persia Soics the mediation Of France in her dicute,
with Engla
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D.nth of IN Eminrnt Mnr
Ds.truof;p, Firs.

BosroS, Nov. 3.-Hon. Samuel Hosr died yesterday at
Concord, In this State.
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The Aexandra corraspondent of the Eyeninr Star BAN

The Alexandria correspondent of the Evening Star says
"The Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company having
reelected its present popular president and directors ad
ourned sine die Friday night The most important
business of the session the settlement of the question
OF dividends upon the basis that for the present the
ng5 Of the road which amount to about six per cent
its capital stock be used the Lynchburg extension and
that when the Lynchbug extension is completed and in
active operation then that all the dividends previously
crued shall be paid the stockholders either in scrip
money, as the general meeting shall determine.
The board of directors also authorized to loan the
money credit Of the company the Orange and Aexan
dra railroad if they deem it advisable to do 80"
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LOCAL NEW
The Mayor OF this city has issued the following proola
nation, appointing Thursday the goth instant day of
Thanksgiving throughout the city


"MAYoRs OPsrcK
Washington, October 80 1856
Whereas by joint resolution passed by the city coun
ellis and approved this day 1t is declared that with CRATE
fu hearts recognise the mercies OF kind and
ling Providence from whom have received all the bless
ings Of life and the Mayor is requested appoint day
by proclamation recommending all the inhabitants Of
this city to refrain from their usual occupations and de-
il thanksgiving and praise TO Almighty God as an
evidence Of the city's gratitude:
snow therefore, request the inhabitants of the city Of
Washington TO set apart Thursday the twentieth day Of
November next as day of thanksgiving and praise TO
Almighty God for the blessings OF health and prosperity
which he has so bountifuy bestowed upon people.
"W. b. MAGRUDER, Mayor
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JACOB REED,

JACOB REED,
Manufacturer Of
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No, 10 ,ou,h Finh street, Philadelphia
All qualities military fancy clohs constant a.
hand and for sale the lowest pice,, '"
Oct ls-dsmt
NORTH American Rsv,.,v Tor oc,ob.r.
~ Hsrpers Magazine for November
oa@ rRANcE TAYLOR
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Arrival of the Canadian.

QUEBEc Nov 3.-Tbe steamer Canadian from Liverpool,
arrived at this port this morning with dates from Liverpool
to the 2lst ultimo.
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DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN COR BRoTHERs.-The New
York Post learns that difficulties have sprung up be-
tween Mr. James Colt and Col Samuel Colt his brother
and the former enforce his claims for S750oOO has
attached the property of the Colt Manufacturing Company
of South Hartford Connecticut which will be contested in
court of law The sudden decease of Mr. Joceyn the
of the company in the absence of the Colonel
has created impediment in the management of the
company.
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Hoo SEASON ST. LoUB-The frat transaction at St
Louis this in hogs took place on the 2sth utmo
There sale OF thousand head Of good corn-fed
averaging hundred pounds each in weight for Janua
~ delivery and the seller TO pack s. per one hundred
pounds Packers state that they willing to pay the
for other lots during the month OF December This
sale (says the St Louis democra is somewhat below the
antopatons of many, and cannot fairly be considered the
legitimate opening price Hogs plenty In the West
but the farmers reported entertaining large and in
dependent views in regard to the price which their pok
shall bring them The profits Of last and good crops
have made thom sauoy.
CHARGE or NHUsASrTY TO PASSENGERS ON smPBoARp-
The New York Times of Friday morning says;
capt William Knapp, OF the packet ship Cornelia
Lawrence ust arrived from Liverpool arrested
terday complaint OF eighteen passengers coming
in his vessel for cruel and nhumsn treatment in not fur
n.hng them sufficient food during the voyage together
with having made violent and barbarous assault upon
two Of their number These parties aepe that they took
steersge passage and DO furnished with provisions
during the voyage Instead Of food being thus provided
for them they only did not get the raons stipulated
for but for several days given food whatever The
result they state, that all Of them suffered greatly
from sickness caused by want Of food II is alleged
ther that Robert Harper Of their number for
turing with the captain struck by him
with Delaying pin, and his life endangered Another
John Fitzpatrick they state suspended by rope
derneah his arms his toes just touching the deck till b.
tainted away.
The complaint will be examined into to-day before
United States Commissioner Bets
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BY the President !
Ks Al :.

NsTE-The advertisement will be published In Papc
only a. are requested by note 10 insert il.
Aug l6-lawt2Olh OctDailyS Weekly,
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RIVER NEws.-The St Louis Democrat of the 29th ult
says:
"The river opposite swelling somewhat rapidly yes
terday having risen about eight inches by five o'clock
At Dubuque on the 26th the river continued to rise slowly
Navigation to Keokuk has slightly improved The Mis-
souri, below Grand river, has risen two feet but it s
channel with sand and leaving it worse than it be-
FORE There is about six feet to Cairo The lower
end of the Illinois is in better than recently
Twelve arrivals yesterday Business fair and weather
agreeable"
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spR NGFIELD HALL, HARFoRD CO, Mn

Nov l-eodtl5thNov
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iI0GiRD iSg1Gls.Ili0l.
Important Announcements.
PHik.8DELpRL8.

FI'O all pars3aa afl ctel with Sexufl diseases
L sasa IS Sam.Eul NelAness, lrnputeace
GounorsssJ. Gises, Sypi,ihs. Sc, &c.
The Aowar. AsSociatipa or P!iiiIslplsia, IL
view ef tka awiu deS'fe ,t;ua hunIaA lie aui
health, caused rs sexual diseases aud the de-
ctlttisaJo watch are pTaciiaet upen t;r a.Ilrtn-
natc victims Of such diseases 3y QnlekS, have
directed their consulting Surgeon, as a cAerifq-
re ec! worthy o1 their name, i;ive naeticat
4jricc -raiss to allpcrsons has itIlic,ed Male
vr Female who apply ayletter. wiki a / scrip
ton II tt.ril condition. age, occupation hlb-
its ot l!fe.) Nc.. and in cases nC extreme poy-
erty and suffering 10 furnish m,2:ciaes frse Of
cacrFc.
The Uownrd Association IS benevolent IN
sii;ur on. established bY special an5owm mt .fo~
The relief OF ihs sick and distressed, afflicted
wish "Eiruient ard EpideG'c Diseases" and
rs ianascln be used for no other pnrnase. Fl
baa aoT d suvplus of me'ns, which The Dires.
tors hlTe voted To advertise tho above notice
1t Is rcelirss 70 add that the Association com.
ntabdN taa highest Medical skill OF the age. and
vii iuenish the mos, modern treatment Val
ual,le advice also sjFen to SICK and nervous fe.
males ad:etcd With 2bd0mjAa We tlncss, " omb
Eifiaint, CostiFeacss, LsGrorrha,a. &c.
Address {poSt pa,d.l DR.. GE0. Il. CALHouV.
Consulting Surgeon, ilsTtrd Association, M.
>, Soa5b Siutb Street. Tbliadeiph:a. Pa.
lY order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTAYELI., President.
CEo. fAeeaHp. SerTetary.
june !, iS55.-zz
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Valuable Property
.I ilaIIlIl SALE.

FEsIlh. subscriber offers his valuable Miilf'ro-
Il peFty ami Tanncry for sale, situate on
Brush Creek East Providence Township, Bed
ford County Pa, two mixes South OF the Juni-
alta Crossings, containing 500 acres, more Or
less with upwards of iu0 acres cleared. with
- cr,.s OF COED meadow. fhe balance well
iirHavryd with OAK white and yellow pine.
! here afe two good orchards of choice fruit or
the place.
The mPr 2ycm2nts arc first rate BIER
CKtXF JILL, WITH three run Of stone and
all the necessary machinery for doing meFclaut
and country work, ali neEiy repaired in 1854.
The T.jNNERY has IS watts, with ali the fix
turcs belonging thereto. The bArls-inil and
hiile-hrerker run o. water power. The Dwell
LING HOUSE IS large and conmodious, with
running wlter al the door aud in the cellar;
also Il IITge hanls-barn, with running water in
the barn yard, wagon shed and carriage house,
corn crib, smoke honsc, wash house, with ali
peccssary out buildings. There are also a
Plaster N;ij. Saw Mil, and three Tenant iIou-
scs and stables and yeral Gae springs OF lir
ing water an this tract.
Persons d,sirons Of purchasing good proper
~ v III do wot by esli!ng on The subscriber, re-
s,dioa on the promises.
SIMON NTCCN.
Z tys HfH p. o.. Jan. %, lS56-5m
G5-Caim5crsbErg Rep. and Transcript, pub
ils lhis lhr Z mon aud send bill 10 ih.s once
oeoIcctioas