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~ The Peoples. Ticket.-.For Commits.

% the FeOpIeSs Tfcket...FOr Commits.
soners of the Revenue.
Jefferson Ward-John M. Francisco.
Madison Ward-Edwin Burton
Monroe Wsrd-Gesrge A. Hundley.
The above ticket Is composed of gentlemen well
qualified to discharge the responsible duties of the
office to which they aspire. Mr. f. il the choice OF
his Ward, Mr.. B. e well tried officer, and Mr. H.
having been engaged for the last ten years until re.
GENTLY as Clerk In some of the largest mercantile
houses in this city to the entire satisfaction of bis
pieyer will doubtless be equally satisfactory to the
people in the coming election.
my 20-3t* MANY VOTERS
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SUSPICIOUS VESSEL CAPTURED.-On Saturday
last three small sloops were taken by the pilot
boat Plume about 40 miles east of the Capes OF
Virginia. The sailors said that they were blown
out in gale. This story was not believed, as no
gales occurred last week, and the sloops were
brought up to Old Point. There was one colored
man on board The case will be examined into.
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Mr.. frampton's Case--Decision Deferred
WAsIINGToN, May 90 -Lord Clsrendons dis
patches are understood neither categGricay to re-
fuse NOR assent to the demand OF our government,
for the.recall of Mr. Champion and the offending
consulk The decision of the President will not
he communicated for some days
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hayward

One hundred hogsheads of tobacco were inspect
ed at West Hill warehouse, Petersburg, Monday,
being the largest days inspection ever done there
in one warehouse
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The steamer Powhatan, frgate Columbia, and
sloops of.war Marion and Dale, are the vessels or
dered to be Immediately fitted out at the Gospori
hayward.
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shipment of peas and strawberries from Norfolk
for New York, was made by the steamer Roanoke
on Saturday. 1t consisted of twenty-five barrels
of peas and one hundred quarts of strawberries.
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w Rally, Rally, Rally to the polls on
THURSDAY, the 22d inst. and cast your votes for
GEO. A. HUNDLEY, the Peoples Candidate for
C mmissoncr of the evenue for Monroe Ward In
him you have presented to you gentleman in every
way worthy your support, and one fully qualified to
al scharge the important duties of the office.
nv 2I-2tA
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BY MANY VOTERS.

az To the Voters Of Henrfco County,.
Fellow citizens, In accordance with the wishes OF
many friends, hereby announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the Office Of CONSTABLE In Srd
District. RespectfuIly
ap ll-.-dtdes II. ]. SHEPHERD.
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rTO the Voters oftlte CI

rTo the Voters ofthe City II Richmond
Unsolicited by forty friends announce myself
candidate for Sheriff OF the city.
have not had -four years experience in the county
nine 10 the city but consider myself competent 10
discharge the dutiss OF the Office, and solicit your
votes for the sauna Respectfully
an 5-ts IL Nt$ VIM NJ TfNSLEY.
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ISRENCH DRAP D,ETE ClATs.

FRENCH DRAP D,ETE COATS...Thc
Il above Goods, promised this dsy, havs arrived
and parties wishing neat comfortable and durable
garment would do we'll to examine the stock.
FANCY MAkSEtLLES PANTS-5e9 prs sssorted
sizes styles and qualities to which we invite attsn
tiLn .F5at.ss = = :
CHEAP SUMMER SUiTS--Msde from good stock,
warranted perfect In color well shrunk and altogether
making senteel appearance.
BLACK ALPACA fROCkS-An article to which
we direct attention with considerable Satisfaction.
being certain the garment ah0ys spoken Of and intro
duced by us viii be found eccn0mical and Henteoi
e 0ROSHoNG TUPMAN
my2t ITO Main street.. 8
uAMs And BHkAsT flkCEsssJ e1f re.
mya WILLIAMS i BRo.
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E- As j. B. Keesee holds four or five
Offices, JOHN w. FULCHER will be voted for "a
COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE. for the
upper district of Henrico. INV 2oNatS
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The receipts of corn at Norfolk on Monday
reached Is 900 bushels. ..
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Nomination for Congress.

ST LOUIS, May 20-The Benton Democratic
county convention yesterday nominated Frank P
BLAIR, Jr., for Congress, vice Hon. John G. Miller
a6
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to- Special Notice II ask the particular
attention of merchant taiors ciothiers, dry goods
dealers and others my sale of Dry Goods CASH
meres Coatings Drillings &c This Day at 10 o'clk,
A. M H. CAUIdOhN,
my 81 Aucuoneer
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Mrs t. P Rossiter of New York, wife of the
artist died in Paris recently.
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-cANDIDATls FOR OFFICE.

r. To he Polk, to no Polls. Citizens
IL fichm0udl Owners Of Fruperty! Heads Of esm-
5itssi All GOOD Ctixans Arouse from your Iethar.
~ Arisei Cast eff your spathy! Go to the polls,
md there assert and mafrtain your supremacy that
that be not nsnred and held By the merce.
1arp nABBLE. Arise. Go. CAUTlON.
f&t
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T.. rsri,s.h peopIe.

In his speech 10 Philadelphia. Mr. Bnsnanan' ~
spesking OF the British people, said; they AFe
tolerant Of argument; they meet you and encoun'
ter you, aud, right or wrong, they never become
offended, a. no enlightened people ever wiil, with
the free and honest expression OF a bold opin
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TITO the Ladies of Kichmond.---We are
prepared to Clean, Dye in fancy colors, Grape
Shaw Silk Dresses, Silk Capes, &c, well they
can be done in New York, elsewhere. Silk Dresses
cleaned and grease or wine spots removed, without
ripping Specimens of work can at oil times be
at our office DENNIS L. BROTHER,
Successors to ]. w. Hines Franklin ST.,
nv 2l-2w* Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
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u Te the veters or Henrice Ceunty.s
It becoming In Nay next
date Tor that ece. Having served you for sometime
2ast a. Depnty Sheriff. ~ opportunity has been ~
forded you OF forming ~ opinieo - 20 my qusiies
ions. pledge mysslf should = be your pleasure 9
eiest ne . eontinae mr. eGofss T. merit yosr scak
& 3s.-dtliya5. j0HN 1. cHiLDkEy
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rP- Auction N0tice.--The attention of
the trade is solicited to sale of French Ebroide
ries, Ribbons worked Collars, Chemzettes. &C., at
store No 81 Main street, This Morning, commencing
at 10 o'clock. See advertisement
INV q LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
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myI7-tds. JoHNF. CARTER

~TO the Voters OF Henrico Countv
Friends and fellow-citizens: I announce myssIf
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER or
THE REVENUE for the Lower District Of ssid
county st the ensuing election Should It be Won,
pleasure to elect me, pledge myself to give nv M
divided attention to its duties. Having acted a. !.
deputy under Mr.. John o. Goddin last year and viii
my experience in its duties pledge myself 10 Al.
charge the duties Of the office promptly faithfully
and according to law. JOHN A. EACHO.
up 10-2tawtde
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~ To the Voters Of RichmOnd...I nm .
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER or
THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward, or the upper
district. rp''
my 1S-td* JOHN A. HICKS
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q To the Voters Of the City Of leichmond.
FELLOW CfrIzEss; In responding to the many dat
terns calls which your kindness has induced you to
make upon me IN reference to becoming candidate
Tor the ONCE OF Sd ERIfF for the city OF Richmond
with the office in question for nine years past feel
myself competentt TO discharge the dufies ncident 10
IL ana should II be your pleasure 20 confer Il ne
my best Efforts shall be exortcd 70 merit your entire
approval. nah 2s-ts PHILIP r. WINSTON.
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~ To the Voters Of Hcnrico Cauuty..s
am acandidate for the Office Of SheriH u the coias
election In MAJ next. Having served y depsty
sheriff in both dstcts Of the county for the past ~
years, hsttsr myself that am qualified 10 disehaSs
the duties cf the eics Should Il b your pleasure
% elect me- thu business Of the ofcs shall b iaisa
nh ibid JNo A. HUTCHINSON
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~" Temperance NOIice...There will be n
Temperance meeting on THURSDAY Ito morrow
Evening, May 22d. 1856, at o'clock, at Grace treet
Baptist Church. The Sons of Temperance, Cadets,
ladies and gentlemen, and citizens generally in
vited to attend. MI Greene, and Other will
address the meeting. my 2l-2t*
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Excitement in Kansas..A Battle Auficf
nnfed--Escape of Ex-Governor Reeder.

pated--.Escape of Ex-Governor Reeder'
ST. LOUIS Nav 20.-Advices received here from
Kansas, state that the people had responded in
great numbers to the call of Gov. Shannon. Al
Lecompton 600 had assembled, and 400 at Frank
ln
was TO leave Kickapoo on Saturday, for Lecomp-
ton. carrying with them two pieces of cannon
Thefe was great excitement, and battle was an
ticipated.
1t is reported that Ex-Governor Reeder had
succeeded in making his escape, and, it is said,
carried off considerable portion of funds belong
ing to his friends.
The yigilant Committee at Kansas city, on Sat.
urday took from the steamer Arabia large heid
piece consigned to Lawrence.
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TEMPLE Elicit.
CT To the Vote

c. To the Voters Of Henrieo County,
FELLOW CITIZENS: At the solicitation of many
friends, hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office OF CONSTABLE in the Sd District of Hen
rico county Should It be your pleasure elect
the duties OF the Office shall be discharged faithfully
RespectfullY, ap9-dtdes WM. II. DAVIS.
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z Tfcket for Commissioners of the Rev.
ENUg:
JOHN A. HICKS, for Monroe Ward:
EDWIN BURTON, for Madison Ward:
& JOHN d.. FRANCISCO, for Jefferson W ard.
my 20-tdes
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rE Henric0 County EIecfiOns...C COMMITS.
sfnsrt or REvENuE F0R THE L0wEs DlsTkIcT -
Al The next ensuing election Of county officers Mr.
JOHN q. 0ODDlN, the present incumbenf, win be
voted for to fill that Office. We would suggest to
feIow.citizsns that a. the lands and improvements
are to be 70 assessed this year. the services Of an
perienced Commissioner Of tha Revenue for the year
i8s7 will be highly Important TO the land owners. a.
well a. to the public convenience.
The land book Of 1857, we undsrstspd viii be made
out partly only, from the assessment tables to be
turned next fail and partly from tho conveysnces Of
real estate which will have been recorded during tins
year. In order to prevent the occurrence Of hume.
rous and perpexing In the land book OF that
year. all the skill and patient attention Of the Com
missioner will be required.
Although Mr.. Goddin has not publicly declared him.
self candidate actively canvased for tha office,
This appeal to the sound discretion of voters, par
tcuIarly of those of the upper part Of the county
made by MANY VOTERS Of IhE
my 2f-2t* LOWER REVENUE DISTRICT.
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CongressionaI.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Seaats.-Mr. Seward
Intellectually urged the passage of the House
Joint resolution granting government ship to
convey food to the Cape Verde sufferers
Tho Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill was passed So
Mr.. Benjamin from the Committee on Commerce,
reported joint resolution requiring the Commits.
sioner Of Patents to take the necessary steps TO
obtain information relative to the consumption
and growth Of tobacco and cotton In the different
countries of tbs world.
The resolution was passed.
Mr.. Sumner concluded bis speech on Kansas af
fairs
Mr. Cass characterised Mr.. Summers Kansas
speech as the most antiAmerican In its charac.
ter, that he had ever heard.
Messrs Douglas of Illinois, and Mason of Viz
ginia, said Mr.. Sumner was unfit for association
with gentlemen, and twas entirely destitute OF
truth.
Mr.. Sumner replied in a strain of bitter vulgar
ity. Great sensation was produced in the gallery,
lobby and In the body of the House, many mem
bers crowding into the Senate to hear such an I'M
usual and indecent harangue.
Hoasc.-Mr. Bennett, Of N. Y, from the commit
tee on public lands, reported bill granting l,o4o
600 acres of land in Wisconsin to aid in the con-
struction of three railroads therein, of an aggre
gate extent of 500 miles.
A motion to table the bill was defeated-76 noes
to Sc ayes.
Pending the bill the House adjourned.
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u To the Voters of the county of Hen.
observation-disclosures: am q candidate for the Of
flee of COMMoNWEALTh'S ATTORNEY, at the
approaching election, which takes place the 22nd of
May next and most respectfully solicit you support
ap 23---tds JOHN NJ DAVIS
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.EITO the Voters of Henrico.-.I nm eau.
didate for reelection to the office of COMMON
WEALTH'S ATTORNEY.
ap 22-tde. JOHN B. YOUNG
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" District No. 2, HenricoyC Ounty. 1.-The
following persons will be voted for a. agisrstes for
District Nc. 2 Henrico county:
JOHN NETTLES,
THOMAS J. STARKE.
JAMES M GARNETT
Or. RICHARD 8. VEST
ap 22-dtde* BY MANY VOTERS
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" To the Voters of Monroe Ward.--At
the solicitation Of my friends l announce myself
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONERS OF
THE REVENUE, in Monroe Ward. It is believed
petent faithfully and correctly discharge all the
duties pertaining to the office. No man will be more
thankful for your votes than
Your felow-eitizen,
an 2q--.tde IOJN M JOHNSON
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Il To the voters of the City Of Rich.
MoND-I offer myself q candidate for the Office OF
self to see the duties faithfully discharged.
ep T-dtdt CYRUS GODDIN
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" To the Voters of Richmond. --FeIIow
CITIZENs: am candidate for the Office of COM.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for Monroe
Ward and shall be pleased TO receive your sufrages
on the 22d May next. Respectfully.
ap S0---ts GEORGE Al. HUNDLEY
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- re the Veters Of the City ef Rlehms.S.
AZ . meeting Of the Americas psrty 81 IeSs,sc.s
ward, held on sefuSdsy evening fhs foth inst r.
sI0NEk OF the REVENUE from thst W. !.
and believing myself competent TO disehsrss ~ ~
elect me. Respectfully r.sss1fe "
my is-tds joRE n. FRANCISCO
EY To the Voters af Werr.. w.
FeiIow-citizen6. am . candidate for f.nHHiS
SIONER OF REvENUE at the spprosebins NJ.
election and most respectfully solicit your = eo,s
my ls-tdeS A. W.LAMBERT.
q. Fellow Citizens Of HenYsee nts,.,..
friends announce myself candidate Ter the ossss
Of CONSTABLE In said district. III il b. W.,
choice to elect me, promise to serve yeu fsithais.
Yours, respectfully,
my l7-tds4 TH0S. J. YARBRoUGH.
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/. ~ n e pendent Candidate. Being nm
Independent candidate for the Office of COMMISSION
Err OF TIE REVENUE for which none, it 10 pre-.
sumed will hesitate concede that possess the re-
qusite qualifications. il only remains for me to saw
that should be preferred the duties of the office viii
be properly discharged, and my friends win receive
my grateful acknowledgements.
ap 28--dtd* VIM. H. GRAVES
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES actuated by a sense
of propriety, have asked no man for his vote and
have doubt my course will be rightly appreciated
my I9-tde* WIN, H GRAVES
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AZ To the Voters Of Richmond.,.I am n
Candidate for reelection to the office of ATTORNEY
Court of your City.
my 9-tde MARMADUKE JOHNSON.
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COUNTY, DISTRICT No al am candidate for the
office of CONSTABLE and should it be your pleasure
to elect me, pledge myself to discharge the duties
faithfully.
my l6-dtd* SAMUEL J. BARKER.
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ES To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-I am q candidate for the oficce of COMMITS.
SlONER OF THE REVENUE for Madison Ward.
my eide EDWIN BURTON
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am Candidate for the Office OF COMMISsioNrI: !;
OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward.
Re-
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rnLnoRApHrc Nuw 81
REPORTED ron THnDfsP Ar O Il

RusnOred Death Of Kx-Prcsidsn Fillmore.
WASHINGTON, May 90 "A rumor has obtained
some credence here since the arrival of the north
ern train this evening, that Ex.President FIJI
more IL dead There being no arrival from En-
rope since the Asia. the report must be unfounded
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u COMMISSIONED Of the Revenue Tor JEFF
FERsoN WARD.-Fellow-citize Of the city of Rich
mond Having understood from my friend, Geo. w
Toler Esq., that he does not intend to for the Of
flee of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
myself q candidate for said Office, believing my
self fully competent to discharge the duties of the Of
fee, having been engaged In public business for the
last five years. Respectfully,
S-dtd< VALENTINE BROWN
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II To the Voters of Richmond...At the
ON to cast your votes for three Isl COMMISSIONERS
OF THE REVENUE, as 10 directed by Act of As
sembly, passed at its last session. offer myself TO
you of the candidates for your suffrages And
do INDEPKEDENr CANDIDATE, untrammel-
led by the dictation of any party caucus.
assume this position, among other reasons, from
the fact that, American, attended the iats
meeting held at Schsdd's Saloon, at which it Inn.
possible to make auy nomination. but which meeting
was ad journed in disorder.
Should you deem me fit for the office, shall be
thankful to receive 1t at your hands.
my 7---tde* B. SLADE.
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Having purchased the baking Estabiish-
MsNT formerly conducted by STORIE 4 HADDOW,
the same will be continued by MIR. WIN. STONE,
whom have appointed as my Agent, who is author
ised to buy and sell for cash only.
2l-Stk GEORGE bURGESS.
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nISsOlIU TlON OF CO-PAkTNEK
IL SHIP.-The CoPartnership existing between
VIM. STORIE,
DAVID HADDOW.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /

yIrO the Creditors of the estate of Martha
i Elicit decd, and all others concerned
You hereby notified that, at the request of Geo.
w Snellinss sheriff of Chesterfield county, and trus
tee of Martha Elicit, now deceased have appoint
ed the goth day of June next at my office at Chester
field Courthouse for receiving proof of debts and de-
mands against the said Martha Elicit her estate
which time and place you are required TO attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of the
County Court of Chesterfield county. the day and
wear first aforesaid. w. w. T. COGBILL,
INV 9I-ts Commissioner.
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yV,IN PLATES..--IOO Boxes roofing Tin
il receiving, for sale by ..5-.. 4e
II e ID. ShINkEk q GU, Cary ST.
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SHOE BRUSHES, wire, twiue, and iron
- and copper bound all sizes, and OF the best quail
ties for sale by = VIM. SATLER,
mv2I 142, Main st.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-31
GEORGE HUNTLEY,
Wholesale and Retail.
June 4. '56.

eTin, Copper and sheet-IrOn Ware Manufacturer.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Eb-
IA ensburg and the public generally, that he
has purchased tie I'm ShoP formerly carried on
by Messrs. Davis, Evans s Co.. and will contin-
ne to carry on the business in all its various
branches, wholesale and retail. His wares viii
be made of the very best material, and in the
most worllInanlike manner Repairing OF all
kinds done on the shortest notice, for cash.
ALSO,-Aouse Spouting made and put up to
order on the lowest terms, for cash.
Also hand and for sale, a large assortment
C ook and Parlor stoves, for coal or wood, Di-
ming room stoves, Egg stoves, &c.
Also a large assortment Of CRATES and fire
brick. for Cooking stoves, Coal buckets. Shovels
pokers, smoothing irons. &c, &c, all Of which
will be sold low for cash.
Tin-shop and wareroom in part of the building
formerly occupied by Stephen Lloyd as a cabl-
GZ-All orders promptly attended to
EfcLshurg, May T, 185G.-28ly
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Eau and Winter asas1slng.g
LOGAN E90 gSEz.
CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFER,

WOULD respectfully inform bis old friends
w and the travelling public shat he has leas-
ed the Logan House, Hollidaysburg, and is pre-
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their patronage in unobectionable style.
The HOUSE has been newly furnished thro'-
out in a style not surpassed by any establishment
in the interior Of the State His TABLE viii
always be supplied with all the sub3tantials and
deiicacies Of the season, and attended by atten-
tive servants. In a word, no pains will be spared
to make the Logan a first class house, and moth
ing will be left undone to render its guests COM
Portable and happy
The STABLES, which are extensive, will be
attended by honest and faithful hostlers
RESTAURANT T.-The basement is occuuied
rs a Restaurant, where meals will be served up
at all hours of the day. together with oysters,
wild game, fish and all tie delecaces and refresh
n.euts Of the season. JOHN KIEFFFR.
June 4, 1S56.-32tf.
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.egryy EsLACh sasETEs sssQEo.

NHHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
j. citizens of EbensburE and the vicinity that
he has rented the SMITH SHOP formerly occu-
pied by Michael McCague, where he intends to
carry on the eBLACKSAIfHINGi in all its branch
es Persons entrusting work to his ooro rest
assured that it sill be promptly attended to and
at moderate rates. He would also, inform the
citizens that the business of HORSE SHUEiNG
will be superintcnded by himself personally
Owners of valuable horses Will not be under the
necessity of sending their stock to a neishboring
village, as his experience in this line is widely
known. IoAAC SINUER.
Ebensburg, April 9, 1856.
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ns ENJOY AL!

The undersigned having removed to the new
building two doors west of the old stand, would
respectfully inform his customers and the public
generally. that he has lately added to his former
supply of Goods, and keeps constantly on hand
full supply of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
silk Goods, made-up Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, Carpen-
ter's tools Smiths tools. Nails, a full supply
assorted Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves and cast holiow-ware constantly on hand
Also, copper and tin ware. Groceries, wholesale
and retail.
Pine Poplar and Cherry Lumber bought and
sold.
Goods will tie sold at the very lowest prices in
exchange for Cash or Country Produce.
L. HUGHES.
Ebensburg, March Is, 1855.