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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-12-12
TO TEE FARMERS.

The undersigned informs the farmers Of Bed
ford and adjoining counties, that he has made
arrangements by which be can furnish, to those
drSirng. the latest improved and best .FGRE-
CULTUR.8L NPL9.NE.A'9'S of the day,
embracing SCOTS ''Litile Giant Corn and Cob
Grinder, guaranteed TO grind from to Is BUSH
els of feed per hour with one horse-Potts'
Corn Stalk Cutter and Crasher, warranted to
cut from 100 10 so bushels Of feed per hour
Hay and Straw Cutters, in variety Wheat
Drills aud CorG Shelters, which are unsurpassed
FIR cheapnrss aud quality CultivatoTs, Horse
Hoes, Cider mills, &c. &c. 10 short, every
utensi used in or about farm. Wishing to
avoid all imposition, each machine sold by him
viii be warranted to work as represented, or
no sals; and, as these machines are procured in
most cases directly from the Patrntets and Man
uiacturers, the purchaser will be secure in the
right of using.
Prices will be as moderate, and, in some in
stances. less than the same machines can be
procured singiy from the Manufacturer.
As the deuand is very great for the two first
named machines, orders should be given soon
by those wishing to purchase.
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
June 90, 1S56-6m.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

Wanted by the School Board of Juniata Township
II competent Teachers, 10 take charge of the Com.
mon Schools. Meeting of Board on Saturday, Dec,
6, when teachers will be examined.
WM. KEYSER, Secretary.
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Bedford Mineral Spring Association.

Z
Notice IS bereby given fh&t proposals viii be re-
eeiged by the Directors OF said association at the Of
zee OF the subscriber az Bedford, Pa, untd Hednes
day the 18th INST, for the leasing, for one, two,
three years, of the fot buildings and Furniture at
Inc Bedford Sptings, inc oding the new building now
beng erected, The bathing houses, billiard table,
bowling saloon. safden, 100 Of Pasture land
and stabng. The right to sell the water viii be re-
served.
s. L. RUSSELL,
Secretary of the Association.
Dec l2, 1856.
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$4,000 fed Of Cherry, WaIart. Poplar, and
White Pine Lumber qanted, to manufacture
into all kinds of FurnitQre.
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Dec. l2, 1856.
sTRAYs.

CAME 10 the premises of the subscriber, living in
Juniata Township, about the 1st lof November, 1
Young cattle supposed 10 be years old next Spring.
One red and white spotted steer; one red brindle
steer one black hefer, with white spot the
shoulder, and red hefer with the ef cut off.
The is requested 10 come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges aud take Them away.
JOSEPH COLLEDGE.
Dec 10 Is56.s
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0ulGY SALES AAD HH0RT PR0ElTS

QUICK SAILS AID SHGRT PR0FITS
Is the motto al tbr Colorado Store, where
the subscribers arenst opening their THIRD
supply of Fall and Winter Goods. All vino
want the latest styles, al low figure, viii
please cali on
J. & J. M. SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, Dec. 3, 1856.
LOOK OUT FOR FIRST JANUARY,
For on that day will place my Books, &c.
in the bands Of Henry Nicodenus, ESq. for
collection. This aoticeis briefand trust will
be understood BY alfinterested.
GEO BLYMlRE.
Dec. ;. 1886.
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Public Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL! ESTATE.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
goth day of December next, the following de-
scribed Real Estate situate in St. Clair Town
ship, adjoining lands of Nicholas Lyons, Espy
L. Anderson, Moses Dubhs and others, and hav-
ing thereon erected Log and Frame House,
Log Barn. and other out buildings. There are
also two apple orchards upon the premises, and
one spring. About fily acres cleared and un-
der fence.
Terms made known on day of sale.
HIRAM DAVIS,
Admir- with the VIII annexed of
Christian Mock, deed
November 2S, 1856.
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!, .SIOTe, q TaFac
and well assorted stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and is now prepared TO accommodate his friends aud
the public generally. To attempt TO enumerate the
Stock in newspape. advertisement would be folly,
even give list Of their prices would be useless.
for The public would not believe that goods were
selling for what offer them at, unless they see for
themselves. We do not wish 10 boast, bat would
remark that, for variety and cheapness, his stock
cannot be beat. The public pectfuily invited
TO call at REEDS Store and satisfy themselves q.
the truth of this statement. Call and examine his
stock. He viii not ask you 10 buy unless fully sa-
ts6ed that You do at least WE'LL if not better,
than any where else. Produce Of all kinds taken in
exchange for goods.
JACoB REED.
Oct. 10, 1856.
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1 PHOLS TER ER.

Would announce 10 the citizens Of Bedford
and vicinity. that he is prepared To do all work
in his line, in the best style, and on reasonable
terms. MATTRESSES, with or without Springs,
made in superior manner, equal 10 the best
made in the city, and TO this branch of his busi-
ness be would invite especial attention. He
may be found at the shop Of Michael Wese, a
short distance East ofthe Borough, or at his resi-
deuce, nearly opposite the dwelling Of DR..
Watson.
Bedford, Nov. IA, 1856.
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FRANCIS E. ARMSTRONG.

REFERENCE "A. B. Cramer, Daniel Washa-
baugh, and O. F. Shannon.
Nov. 2s, l856--3m.
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BOOTS 8. SH0RS.-Thr Subscribers have
just opened large supply of Boots add Shoes,
suitable for Fall and Winter
a. B. CR.A1fER s Co.
FOR WLvTER.- Ladies and Misses Wool
en- TaImas-second supply just received and for
sale by 4. B. CR.4.HER & Co.
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WANTED. Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Buck
wheat, and all kinds of produce, for which the
highest cash price VIII be paid in Store Goods.
J. & J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
Just received, at Shoemakrr's Colonnade
Store, fresh supply Of Boots, Shoes aud Hats,
of the latest styles.
Just received, at Sboemaker's CoIonnade
Store, a prime lot Of Groceries.
Nov Il 1856
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Rev Fall and Winser GOODS
At TIE GCl0 l0agADE STORE.

The subscribers have just returned from the
East and are nov receiving large and sPlrn-
did acnrtnenl OF Fall and Winter Goods which
they viii oe happy to shrw 10 all their friends
and customers who will favor them with call.
Their assortment has been selected with great
care and embraces almost every article adapted
to the present and approaching season. Ladies
Dress Goods in great variety.
al. AZ. SHOEMAKER.
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DiSsaLETlaN.

Notice is hereby given ihat the partnership
heretofore existing between the subscribers, IN
der the firm of A. Dieh < CofIe, has been dis
solved By mutual consent. The books, accounts,
notes, sc, are in the bands Of Adam Dichl,
who is authorized to settle the samr.
A. DEEHJ.
JOS. F. CORLE.
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Nov. 2S, 1856.
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NEW GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

JUST received, at REEDS New Store, large
and we'll assorted stock of
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w. HOERKENS.

November IS, 1856.
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July %, 1896.
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NOTICE.

Oct. 3, 1856-1y.
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Dec. 70, 1855
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-AuTH U JIOOo y ID " = u
Nov. %, 1856.
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Nov, %. 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-19
RxcURsIOS.

The correspondent Of the Baltimore Americas,
Who vas oae Of tbs party Of sEeursionisis on the
Baltimore asd Ohio Rpii Road, on Thsrsaay last,
wiring from Cumberland, Md, says:
The rip over tails read and the magnihseut
sesneTy wiiaessed from u, has bern 30 oisn the
theme. both OF neUsPaPer rsP0itsTs and amalsur
.oniis, that shall not attempt to give you mJ
imprt'aions, AliAough they were very ITeA, fer,
sfasge % &c may seen ts you, yoaT humble cor
IsspSstrut never saw q real boAa EIs mouniain be-
fore to-day. The frat ,hing that aigucE me, was
The yEry SUBSTANTIAL usnRer ia which The road 10
built. US bed seems as solid as the rocks out II
which part ~ IL 10 eonstrRcted aud rve.y ssepsr
AID erOss-Fis locks a. a vas pdt there TO say
forever.
The safety Of The traveller will never be j. orIsd.
Cd on his road by the sinking ssePtfs or spread
ms 81 rails. The various bridges too, OF watch
lbsfe are gfest aantSr ca TIE road are all suit
- the most substantial manner, HBd EeRsrally IL
that mosi dGTabIe InAseria.-'iIsa. Among tkess
layer, cannot refrain from noticing th. ~ nsW
bridges ever the PAiapseo in the vicinity Of Elsys.
yille, 81 miiss from Bsitimote. They have VeTv
light airy sppesTsnes ut Ihs slighlcst M sis dge
teiehih- principles will eonvibes SHy one { ones
tAat they are TirOng as iron can make tAem. They
ATE bsih upon the priscips known as BolLIn an :
patent lion suspension. and add new lSurels 10
those whieh have Elrss 81 cr0Esvs Mr. BJ,i.nsE
since he has e,sn nastsT OF iaAs department Of tie
road.
For The safetv Of The trsin ana its pssssnners
LspEhrijgrs Patent American Caf-brAks had
bees attached, and ahhoJEh On account Of Ihs
breaking az eeAin, from defective Material IL diI
not oPsfaie viii i's qssal the iehey yet The giAl
gTeA it proved coGcinFiasiy haiti vas far supe-
Iiof 10 The oseinaY sTa6a IN use. EEeh N - aers
Only sqaaito tbs latter, she great advantage Ae-
dviIfe ~ rs pte aRd sPpliShliOa by Ons eBiy
and that maa iae shgiEser Of The train. vhs al
ways lRe hfstio aiseovet tie dsteeT makes 10 vas
" superior % asy bfhks yet Invented
b7Bihs enZissty eaa tnmsdi aieiy ppiy a AXE
10 every wheel in he train, AMI graduate The Jsss.
sure sccatcsnE 10 the imsibsbee u lhs dRaKsr.
We anlvsd AZ MauinstnTg about boon. = ssfs
We az tywn - ~ = -sieui aIssSr Stsuhs RAT
rad iloiel, 10 which ample justice wac dsps By
the eomPany Oh leaving, ibe rosy chesked
daushisSs Of nips he's, vayed us smHiag adieu
for which us II mean the tsaRg kaenl galIanttf
gave them three hearty cheers"
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- = y - = IL = -
To Hon. J. PowELi.. saersmsR,o. Cal.
a VOICE FROM soUTn cARoLIHl.

The coIHmbiS, soaIh Carolina, Times, Den
osratis iosfhsl, Ihus tsPadiaiss Ms Buchanan
Mr.. Buehanan's Hnteerden's arc such that We
eAuno, give him cor support nor do believe bat
ihe GttF.s q S1bth Cs!litEa eau - iccErc- f1
assist In placing him IN Ihe Presidential gAair.--
lie Il Dot only feneEaGe from the Wig party,
a iAuf nan, ard FsistAlisi, bat rfsF-soileT,
having given bis support 20 almost avery N0fih.
etu movement iaifoducsd 10 eifcemtcTtbe The area
eovsfed ty toe isstitasion II SiAFrgy. To sum
up the Whole 81 history BE- - not On advocate u
State Rtghts and ~ doubt DOT be will ~ farther
lhau aoy 81 has predecessors. eiegtsd o. coBsoll-
date ne gpvtThmeLt Bonih Carolina cauo0t enn.
ss,enny sappou Mr. Bachshsn. H,s bomtnsiion
u 4 fcbukr % Mr. Pierce Ahd his sdministfali0a
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IN RLRorIoH srTrLEp.

II q unohtrusiTe fssn wsrss IN his Totirensat. 20
FssA sess bst Loeofoeo hs~sPsPsr'. he WeSiA act Il
.dsws - s.kzsA fssf'' that 1VcAAsAS ard DaEcE.
sEnsDss we're 70 b President sud Vice President 81
he uatsd States fSs the snoessijaE four years esi
Il gAess papers sfT the Aops L. sqn;ybsni 90
sisssisa aaA De fsRsgaSss Sa the Whs patty ss'srs
sher nsv esuss tAa, ihcS'asds and tsus Of 'sRS'
ofsssae liDs whis." about 20 sia lie uisaPAsst
-ssxpssst. tsksg ios grshted that all a, weak
10 The knsss Is tAsnIsivss.
Bot tAs qssstisa nreiaHaTy Prssenis 'slf-if ttsrs
y - esaeA esfaniy. WIZ labor 80 induTioaIy 10 Sc
snrs de rssslt' Hyeu really bss,. Jour e~u s,s.r.
tisas. yea sight lie down and sleep far The rsBsser
e tAs ssapsiSn (as FsihsF RrTcmE sid he wOud do
VAsa HGAEisoS was AOaiasisd.l and let Tias DO the
Wsrh. Tie uausas bustIs ss1 ssiiviy s,assE.t ose-
Asldss ssA eAss szPseisats Do set By ssy means ia
eissas essk1sses.
ts uus iAs ssu TIE given to What 10 called Bleak
Rspsbesaisn" hes iaerssssd tAs shsness q Ds sers
= sssesss ~ sivA;st the opyo-iIisa slswsssi sd
JASa k.s Evsa great 1J SslSttstss2sS SSs sa, stsa
Aassus q he spsssA d Abeltsa doerisss Tbs Lad
ksSv fsli yell that By Psssss Up candidate IAs
Rspsblisass bsess siss ef the Dsneerssy slno,t a.
ssSsasa ~ g tAsy snros5 themselves is the Dsns-
srstie rsshs. This hb that cheers ths-soi 80 pee.
live ssesssios " their OSa party
Thess ~, feug Bossh 10 tbs Gay q slsstioa sii
thsss dee faS rally q tAs saassrvssvs ssnsHts Of
ths sSsst els, hOssTss, ths policy q The sgits'Or'
Sths tee sHtsIses 10 keep NJ the sHeitsnsat. Dsas
ssstis peify hss gTss lie 20 The ss slavery
t@sai efiA Norh, aad v saly by fasssg the hssss
tAal to pssasstsy sEYset 20 '5isrfs ss4 sspqssr
TAsy ed fssl lhat he he Ksssss tosJiss
sstIisS he sssi body sf The P-spls ~ill reilly rsssA
Dr.. FILtAouE ThS 10 shsA created Srpos,,isa to
AS ChrrtSsaS's PtuPssi0a i5r rs-es. sd iL. y -
uhlch viii yrSssbiy sduos the fssiisE towards
90 plea Il BIZ. ctATros.
Bsi, ws rsPsst. ihv Drnssssis % sot believe tss 9
SSa ssssfsrHiIshs wAss thsy Prs-isia BvcuAEAS's
saassss ssFisia- They ssrknE like besyers. hI
thsy ksV~ tAsrs . - - riss 70 the vssrs bsfot'
NVysakeF.
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Baltimore Market.
Randolph, "A E.aiirner's
F.rils ~osI sss.ss Juas is, 1856

faT ~ VcrA sSatHG Juoe 10, 1901.
C.ac-.s % PAGES ~ TRs BsLunosE hGRIr
Reported expressly Tor Iss' Free Press.
AErLts.-surpiy Iar=e ara 10 good d-m,nt -
We quote nomlSA.ly az -. vOio - 90 PEI ID
BgTrEA--Ihe receipts Bot 40 large and .,
maEd murr active. We QuSis western Al &! o d,
Cus.Bou Roll Al 20 ~ -. U'adcs if 10 % j.
PRIME ~ - a. Ct.
BEEswIx.-So asmand. We quote II cts
b,cgN.--Astite aud prices rtmsta ssgass
SAIrs ot Sa5a.ctls a. "a ~ y ctA- Ssttst - b..
usms plain iCi - lt ceats. FHocy u 20 ~ q.
BsiSs.-saiss "a Mixed At 20 70 % PER bs,t'.
CouSTaT SoIF.-lb goOS GrmaGa siib sale,
6 TOT cn.
ClrrLE The fixing on Tbartsr laa -
about 100 head q NhIeh avs ., % - 81
s575 "a he k,of ,qaal to - 81 70 sil o.. Is.. b
The balasce Waa taken cut - the msrksS
CyRN - Llfgr rettipts anf matEet guU. "
quote ys.I5S al ~ 10 20 c,s WLUs 10 10 ~ 81
CLpvEssssp ---satvs.i "a az $500 Ia S1le,
DsIED FayIr.-- sales -, Afpirs paifrd AZ IS q.
20 ~ impaired 80 10 62s Peaches paired s2,uu
2 20 e., Peaches nnParai $500 4 81 $,
DliasHiNa --S-ges Al % ~ 10, q.
Fla IsELB -SG.vs at : l.5 "a 10
FI.sUR - f,ecei ats. vsdy ttzAi ts5d the tcmar.
baI uaO1eTAis hul1srs are Ggm sRa prices asc sea.
NUIWuhs 4gJ'Eg ihe ahuRaaai eIops, ibe ili''
ttoEs afr th,t iBt prIcrh vii Lr Ssii sasiaiSsa
We qag'e Cay Ai,ls AZ ~ Sd.Oo ho~afa .. r.
81 81 W.
Fpsa.-Sal,,oC oust al 81 70 50. Re- Fat Z
a. 81 rts. Max o. Ia IS CTS. Coca and GfrT 81
- 20 -. MUsSfat $40 10. RsbbiI u Is,
GtsssSG.-AAIset Gull. Held uOmiaALy at
10 - ca
Hoos.-peosipt- are lAu ssd dsn4ud Ga
Sacsst 500 20 S!25
LlRb-sai.s IA sBis. at 10 10 e,', Ksg' 30
.. Cu.
Musrsrp SEcp Sales StG oTcs
O4fs.--sai-s o. AID. a. 20 ~ ss.,ts- ia -
20 cia.
Rrs-sair, .. MD a s55toGl Pc. CO ra c.
SSAsE V'4 --z'ltcA - - demsGl 49,
readily 81 - rs q Is.
TaLLsS.-S@its a. o 10 II csris
IIHoTHI sean Ssics ~ s. ~ - 80.
Wool Ha!!s duU end pflscA IVW. Sirs
uns Ashed 80 81 - cts. Wsss~a - ~ 3ac's
NsNisHs .-fyfar .ad1Ies al 10 80 ia w.
Deer a. : ios Gle.
WUssr. -Ieerirls large and market DOR "
qa0ss isisIiof 10 q Ccd rec 81 81 IS 10 81 " G.
"a Pgiue a. 81 IS - 20. ibisfict 10 GaoI W
/ q 81 y DO % as COOL ls Prim. =. 81 % " s
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Nss leg bssoss shs Dsaserss,s ces.sa,ca. tAsrs
vsrs ssus sfsssAg sryossio- The part q several
vhgs.h psvssss " ID. sssaaatios a Mr.. Bre~sssS
Tss Rck.osf Essskv tsss 81 whose eai,uf' hA1 been
aissios 70 osssss, psr,ep,sry seisetes' 'sr
he ss.i.sro. e fsssd.st PIs.er. sad Dir. cnshLHs
kauss. Ssssa.s Wig. sow -litsr Il the Lysshbarr
Rsv~b}r~s. - q ths Deeoerst,e slseers. tsos
ssss rsi.s 10 is4siss isss Nv. BvcaAxsks early Pe
iifissl % Cad sk,>eoas. Mr.. iavss sirssssd
lssssr De T,h e. May lsstsg TIE RieAnosd Er-
~.i~~. vi.siss,sry sfAassif Asaiar thsrS. Of me
" ssAisssss sstia<t II hss,ss s-..aitsd AIR Bves'
,AsAx. % whieh ~ sprssSsd the felo~iss p. 5:
y. g. Sizes writinr The sbsss. hsvr 10 Lsn
easter (Fs.I paper de- fSiies leg ststses~vt
.os ths sssjscs e slavery The raseoir' no, very
l.Assss. ed ss vi give kis views ssPdssssd In a
ID Lsa % de cs.ss Hssss !. Iss esy q .ses,i.t
- 81 Hsvsahsr, 1873.
''Js.ss Bs<Assss. Jss. Hs9kins. AL wa. ,sskin,,
. iI;1..i.s s.oss os7(l.,
sRsss,ssl. Thss n. Representative. N Congress
~ this Distract. -, ard are kssssy, meat earnestly
ssqsesfsd % tksir sadssvrrs ,ssers Of
tAs Nations. L~ririasprs N Pr~ssut the szisses 81
essssy u sag II IA 1srrii0rSSs sa6 afts Sssis'
vAisA nay = s...,ss By cosErs.'. -
"Hsoirsk. Thai. 10 the oPtnios q this Hss''sr tbs
es1ssrs 81 cepsres.ub q that .ess'on' 20 tAasa
ths ~ Jy,sses, fsasaity sEi Psife'i.s 20 go
dssvsr.d 20 - formed out Fl the Mss0arl Tsrrery.
SO ssttisd 10 the usrnsst rhaaks ct every Tread 81
h.assiiy."
d seseisg ths LAsesssr resolutioss Aforesaid In bis
istisr 10 he Era-ia1 before referred ., Ne sv<o
issslsss Tie islIo-iAE very sisni6eaa, rsaarL. to
uAsA ne bog tie particular sad eArsfsi sttssiioa Of
eur rssisn:-
sThsss rssointiOas prove that Mr.. Bchasaa st that
sins Mssoaf rsstrisfsatst. sad that he occupied
spou The sAlnissisa 81 Mssosri. the grOssi
plsA Sow N regard 20 kAasas Nv Seward 4 Co. llsW
ssy paa ssa believe that Mr. Boshhaaa. WITH sub .
Pseard carry the dsbsiAbs SosihsTa State, Of Del
svars, Maryland. Ksasehy, Tsnss.sss. LoSisssa and
Georgia. hEaast Mr.. Tiimofv, passes my eonPrshSu-
siss. Besides thu. the Dsmocracy have knouisdgc
q NJ. psshsass, position uPoa Kasw NothisSisa :
This saothsr issoe IN the Spoa which
Ar. Beess.ss 10 sot cpssly idsst.ssa ~ith 1..
'stt = tkz. that his record will make ha weak
d Dc HeatAtAaf the issoribg u Pisres aad DcoEiss
gin Asks hin weak With the Nshrasks mea In the
Essth. Hsw, under thsss eireanstsssss. saa be b
avail.hls 20
Tbs b The iaagssgs, not yet ain weeks cd.) Of coz
e De Hdgiais deaecyafie Electors and sSit0s al
&rssssd 10 The rabe throasA the eouns 81 the RieA
@a.a Essain1v Ought II act 10 CARR e9avieiioa to
De sosiksra nisd ef the ssPsrierty Of FIttHoaE'I
d.iss 10 BvcuAsASI' 80
80 ska The Pstsrshars inisziEsne1. and probably
uili Ask ihosssads q the people 81 VirEiSs. Bat ws
esrioss kso~ WHISTLER Mr. IAvISo will take tb.
stamp Or Str. BveHAsGS. asd Snsay al he has here
sofors ssId The sstjsst He'll - deUs, end
esss- The nan who can Invent . rss'Oa fer PsssaI
iron whEgery 70 DsnseEsey mast hATs iSSsasiiy as
eaFoasssy esosgh fos sny thing.
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,Ais ,'vsssss. viih Liverpool dates Saturday, The
3ist y D.
as.h ssd sss steamer Glasgow on the Soth
r., n,v. ~ this arrival 10 qai,s iaisfessfns
ia. =. Nj - Eakiand had sran been sxei-
,sd n ,,,s,s ~ a. .Sset 81 Amsriesa relations.
spsia Is auing "a, . d. : - '''"'' ss''o''
M,Iieo.
B-rifx-txcFrHNtSr on ANss.eiS ArTnss
fhs views VI Padre Vigil, recogaiLoa. follow
ing 90 closely On Lord Ciarsndoa's amieabls sd-
vsnees Increases the excitement n regard TO L.
mefiean Affairs.
Il .. ramorsd that Lord Eiria ~ill 70 .. pleni.
pO'eatisrJ 10 wsshisEsos. a. the last chance Of
Tee L~n.Iea Times, IN r,fsrere. to the recsr.
niiea Of Vigil. says ia seems n IL the dsmaads
on enc side, and esneessons On The Other, have
reached the utmost limit" and soggs,is that the
United States send 10 London special s@bassa-
dor OF seere5n the present minister With penipo-
isetiary powers, W settle the dispute amirshly.
Ca the 29sA the Bsak Of Eagland reduced ito
minimum lsie OF discount TO per ceai.
Mr.. aud MIS- Dallas and Mt. PhiiiP Dallas at
fenced TIE 0aesa's drawing room reception.
Mr.. Dallas had bssn invited to dias with the
Judges 81 the Lord Mayor. bat declis-d Ia COO
sequence Of sa'insss vita Lord ciaub.en
PRrsstA
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party 10 Prussia desirOpS that Ibst gOvsTnsent ia
,iead OF & Ito sing the sIAnps OF Russia and sac.
den In regard 10 the capitalization of tA. Sound
daes, me- take the sane eSurs- adopted ~ the
United States.
The new Russia losn u said 10 be oIs hun
dred mii'ions silver roubls, bearins pr 20
teIesi. The loan Is principally iaisndet for The
eonsruciion Of rsioafs 10 The interior; and pirty
4 for he psyment OF the Danish indcnAiIy Tor The
capita ixAiiUn u the tsud daes
LaTESr
foadss. Msy 30.-l Is Tumored today tha,
Lord Egn viii b seat minister plsn ipoIeniia.
~ 10 ws>hingtfn, for he Adjustment Of The Csn-
trail American tiheuitY. AHosher Tonor ssys IA;
| Sir Hen Bal~eT will be the ssToy.
MAEEETs
-BreadstnG,--The weather has bseh favorable
I fot Agricultural purposes, and ths market fo'
I breadsiufs IL Gull With q declining tendsncv. -
I To-Day prices are unchanged vith limited rI,i.
/ ness doing. wheat has declined A. red O. slOs;
white 9 9d.si0s. iOi Flour has declined l. -
/ Wesssn Canal DIS S3is. Good Ohio Sta .ht
I Baltimore aud Phiiad-lphia 3is 81 IS. Cd Com
I has dselined ca Southern white 81. Cd a.9, 6 1
/ Northern -. a.s'S 81 MIXED 2ss Cd. BuyvT,
J demand further fsduefiou
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