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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
OUTTlNBURC, ROSENBAUM & CO
HAVE OPENED \
NEW STORE.
WITH
New Prices and New Goods.

1 T the Corner Of Main ard BriJ." streets IN puli
~ New Block. where thcl VII exhibit ard o1o-.->a
splendid stock ot DRY GOODS consisting g. The .f'
styles at Ladies Dress silks such a= riaiu b!aE f.
lavcntine hrocade. &c. chan -ca.fe, lua alG t ,'
Il splendid style Of striped pungcn six. Of ai 0.r, a
shades 4 splendid stock of Grape, silk, H''.a SRI,
printed Cashmere SHAWIS: regular assortment
DRESS GOODS. consisting ot Chaiy> Dc !aine-. .'-a,
lawns &c, from 20 cent calico dress pattern n"1S
silk dress. In DOMESTICS, oar assortment - Es'
We have large stock Of prints. ginghlms cic A.. A
ingS, hlcached and unhlclchtd muslin, t". A"a..g
did assortment OF EMBROlnERlES. such p t'f'a
ncedcwork collars sleeves. Swiss and aconc 'ol.',
needework edginG~ and il~rrtjug~. .uan l'-4l. 1'
cotton embroidered lace curtains 'aron":S. 7iH --'
grospart muslms, &c. too numerou, 70 mention q,
We have also an elegant assortment o Bgm'y q.
bOnS. Fo,rers and Borders HcGf-lreSsts. hGr tr'
hair brdids &c 10 which we invite the attention C
try Mllliners and the Ladies in particular.
An of the abote articles feel assured w' 'l, 'D
the public at astonishingly low prices and aI' arr
ed not to BE- undersold by any establishment 'h' a-
New York city. We would invite the citizen, 3" --
ford county and elsewhere. IN give Us call ann ~
onr stock, and satisfy themselves about our prs' F
purchasing elsewhere 1t i, Il true SAYING ltu"~
cd Is two earned"
70 the GEN'GLENEN in particular we Vii eaS is- @
conncSon with the above, We have rr-Hll! ''".
establishment in the city of Ncwlork and g1' M NJ,
particular pains tn gel mp a splendid STOCK q - i"
AND SUMNER CLOTHING, which "" ere! ".
prices unsurpassed At any other establishment ~ al
Sortmcnt III this branch consists ot lnani- y. rr
Mems Wear also a general stock Of GenhfmR sc
istlng Goods, such aS Shirts, Collars. Td''f ~
Socks, Suspenaers, &c. Also. a general a>>'. ..
Hats We are prepared tn take measures ''r .sg,
aud furnish them on short notice ard "aFls', - -
good tit and satisfactory in every respect IT t.,.s
the goods sold by us will be warranted ana ~ r sa
taken back il required We hattcr ourselves '., ~ q
one of the best cutters in the city and some o,E
workmen employed, and can give Slt>ar"n u ~: as,tt
Reference of our firm can be had from ~,i n 'rs
Albert Chamberlin, j.. Searle, VIM. N tia''h' /"
John F. Dean, Esqrs., MontroSe Ia.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

BARN BURNr.-The barn of Michael Reap.
in the upper part of Pittston, was entirely de.
stroyed by fire on Monday evening, and five
horses perishcd in the flames A man as out
early with light, which he left burning while
he went to breakfast. How it caught cannot
of course be known, but when discovered. it
was impossible to save the five horses. Several
were got out. Three Of those burned belong
ed to Mr. Reap. ..--s.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Washington arrived at New-York on
Sunday from Southampton, bringing European
news four days later than we had by the pre-
vious steamer. a point of interest to the pub
lie here is the dispatch by the British Govern
ment of two steamers to search for the missing
Pacific . ....- -
But the great and important fact is dif6-
Guilty in the progress of the peace negotiations
at Paris. According to the account of the
London journals, it grows out of the demand
Of Prussia to bear the same part in all the trca-
ties now to be made as if she had been an
equal sharer in the previous diplomatic tran
Sactions bearing upon the war In this pre-
tension she is naturally supported by Russia,
and it is quite likely that it has caused discus
sion and even serious embarrassment in the
Conference. But this is by no means the great
obstacle to successful conclusion of the nego-
tiations. The hindrance is from another quar-
ter, and of a kind which may more easily prove
insuperable. Turkey it is which now threatens
to render uugatory this elaborate and most
costly attempt to settle the questions involved
in the war. The Porte refuses to allow the
so-caled reforms, just decreed at Constantine
Pile under the influence of Lord Redcliffe, to be
incorporated in the articles of peace, as in its
view, they are internal matters with which for
eign powers have no proper concern. So, too,
it refuses to suffer any diminution of the Sui
tan's sovereign rights in the Princpalities and
these two points the Turkish Plcnipotcntiary
at Paris has been directed to insist upon.
The steamship Cambria arrived at Halifax
on Monday last.
The news is three days later than that re-
ceiyed by the Washington, but presents no fea-
ture of decided Importance.
The difficulties alleged to have presented
themselves in the Paris Conferences Just prior
to the Washngton's departure, are understood
to have been removed, and it was confidently
expected that the treaty Of peace would be
signed within q few DAYS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

HARPER RE-TAkEN.-We learned on Satur-
day last (says the Elmira Adrertissr, through
what seemed reliable source, that Harper,
who recently escaped from the Indiana Coun-
ty Jail, in Pennsylvania, had again been taken,
about fifty miles from the place of escape, while
making preparations to embark on raft bound
down the Allegheny river.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
NEW SPRING GOODS,
AND
y EW FIRM.

y klNGSBCRf x son beg leave t. call the ,.r,-
ID. ton Of their friends and customers as vel
both Jew and Gentle wishing to buy Goods grp
to their well selected stock Of FOREjGN 4yD it,
9fESTYC DRY GOODS, consisting of q great r,-.,,
of Ladies' Dress Goods, SlEs Sba,ris, Ec Lame, Ga,
lies. Baresrs, ChnmbrQqs LE'r',s BrHiantrs, ar. tt
Al-o, choice selection Of Nerrimar rborl,ro ,,s
other styles Of iast.colorcd Prints
A larg@ and complete aS-ortmen; nf YGakff y,Ic7
Hosiery. Gorts. Dress Trimming IT-biis Good, Dr
inns I1cSs, D'Hs, Linens CaF5,rcs Beacis! and Brr
Sheetiags, Cotton fdIn, It,ck, bats, Jrne, Cl-7e
Harp, &c, Sc.
In addition to the above articles There vii aaays
found full assortment of GROCERIES. Crockpri al
Glassware, Boots and Shovs, Hats and Caps Nall. FIJI
Pals, Tubs, Mstt4 &c
The undersigned feel pleasure in inviting the puIlc
to an examination OF their Spring stock believing aa
good Goods and low prices VIII iusare speedy ,a g,
ready pay. B. KING>BlRYd son
Towanda, April IL, 1875.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
CAMBRIA COUNTY SS III =

- - SO.-lhe Comm,
- wealth OF Pennsylvania To Catharine 0,pIii
remiah llern and John Flynn adrinitraor. neie n j
keife deceased, and 10 the heirs and Ii VI D--el
tircs OF said deceased. GREErIxG: gu ''pfe'eAtl.
We command you and every Of you, that yapd, =.
own proper persons appear before our ndGa. . a. u your
burg at Court Of Common Pleas there to be held l
first Monday OF June neat, at ten O'Clock Wa W h=
day t. answer Gr.enbery Ta-or in The w. ~ 'a
titon for the specific performance of % m
Daniel keie dec d. in his lifetime 10 seI i |
ttoner certain lot or piece Of ground situate n
in fail not. ny ana Le'e
Witness the Honorable George TsYLgs. prAsis,,. a.,
said Court at Ebensburg the 2st dIv If M o.
1856 MILTON R0RE1rS IA IA 81. A.
Notice 10 be given to the heirs and le1 .,h RON =!
by publication of the same in Tie ToWapdi bo,
for six successive weeks. JOHN ROBERTS SL..r
April s. 1856 A', AleIHa
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

Rso At the regular meeting of Naiad Fire
Company, No, 2, held Saturday, April 9Th,
1856, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing six months:
F0reman-J. BILL MEANS.
Ist ASSt-H ENRY MERCUR.
2d 4ss't-LEsrER D. MoSTAHYE.
Pipcman-ToM FLoop
Sccretary-OscAR f. BLACK
Treasarcr-O. u. GooDEyoUGH
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FAIR WARNING!

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted tc
l. MoNTANYES & CO., by regarding this notice viii
save themselves being waited upon in more summary
manner if payment is made between now and the rs
of>May. April l6 1856.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

RAILROAD BRIDGE DAMAGED BY rcE.-The
Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Railroad Bridge
at Pittstep, received some damage from ice on
Sunday last. For three hours ice ran in the
river carrying away part of one of the piers-
1t is feared that the whole pier will be swept
away by the ice from above.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

| DlSsOLUTION.-The The co-partnership here
totore existing between the undersigned in the lm
Der business Is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons indebted to the firm required to settle their
accounts Immediately with Charles Chafee, who has az
suned to pay all debts due from said firm
- -a4 ANDREW WEBB,
sheshequin, April 10, 1856. CHARLES CiIAFFEE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
CAMBRIA COUNTY. ss-TLc c,-,---

" wealth Of Pennsylvania: To Catharina az
remilh Eiern aud John Flynn almni.roio III Ii 90
Okci.e dec d. and to the heirs and legal
that You do in your proper persons ~ you
Judges at Ebensburg. at Court of Common pI :, 3I
to be held on the first Monday Of June ncyt at %
A. ". oi said day. to answer James MCoy in tto @
OF his petition Tor the specific Performance Of cor
made with the said Daniel keifc dec d. in b ;..;
10 selI TO Jonas Stotler, the assgnor Of the p,a9
certain lot or pi ce Of ground situate in aIltTir ALL
ny township, in said County. And herein fail M.
Witness the Honorable GEORGE TAYLOR prssido,,
said Court III Ebeusburg the 2lst lsv of ~ w
1856. MILTON RUBEbTS pr,tL a.
Notice to be given - the heirs and legal repte,e,,
by publication OF the same in the TaTanda Drmar,
AnlIl 3 lA1G. ~ .---
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

nag a motion has already been made in the
Legislature to repeal the 9th Section of the
new License Law which limits Hotels to one
for every one hundred taxablcs in tho cities, or
one hundred end fifty in the counties.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

Bsg" Every few days an owner of n horse
which has been stolen, makes his appearance
in our midst, looking after his property We
understand II horses have been reclaimed and
that there are several more in this section of
the country-Elmira Gazette.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
THE LEGISLATURE.


& . HOUSE A
1 4 supplement to an. act to authorize, the
Governor to incorporate d company for erect
ing "a bridge over the river Sasquehanna, at
The borough-of Towanda, the seat of Justice of
the county of Bradford, approved the 14th
day of March, 1881 passed final reading.
Mr. BROWNE read in place bill to lay out
a state road along the valley of Carbon creek,
in Bradford county, -.----- -.-.----.-.-.-
House bill No. $40, to incorporate the
North Branch Insurance Company of Brad
ford county was passed to third reading and
laid over e
The bill to legalize the action Of the COM
missioners of roads in Granville township,
Bradford county, passed second reading and
on motion of Mr. HoLcoNB, was postponed for
the present.
The Senate amendments to the General APP
preparation bill were non-concurred in, and q
Committee of Conference. composed Of Messrs,
Fester, M'Cembs and Wright, of Luzerne, APP
pointed
The House coneurrcd, yeas Gl, nays %, in
the amendment of the Senate, fixing Tuesday,
the 22d instant, as the day of final adjourn
ment
Senate bill No. $50, to change the venue in
a certain action pending In the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Bradford county, came up in or
der April 10, pending the amendment to the
amendment, to strike out "Tioga," as the
county in which the case shall be tried and
insert Lycoming y which was adopted-yeas
l6, nays Is, as follows =
YEAs-Messrs Browne, Buckalew, Cre-swe Evans
Ey Hoge Ingram, Jamison, Knox. Lanhach, II Cntock,
Straub Walton Welsh, Wherry and Piatt, SpeakeT-lG.
NAYs-Messrs. Ferguson, Finney. Fenniken, Frazer,
Gregg. Jordan. Killinger Lewis Menger Pratt Price,
Sellers, Shuman, Souther and Taggart-l5.
The amendment as amended was agreed to ;
and the section as amended was adoptcd-yeas
II, nays lG, as follows = .
YEAs-Messrs. Browne, Buckalew, Cresswell Evans,
Ety. Hoge Ingram Janlison, Knox iaubach NJ Cntock
Sraub Walton Welsh, WhCrry, Wilkins and Piat, SpeG
ker-l7.
NAYs-Messrs. Crabb, Ferguson. Finney Fenniken,
Frazer, Gregg, Jordan Kinger, Lewis, Mcnger Pratt
Price, Sellers, Shnman, Souther and Taggart-lG.
The bill was laid over on third reading
Messrs. Buckalew, KiIlinger and NJ 'Clintock
were appointed Committee of Conference on
the General Appropriation Bill
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
II lAaaTYAn.

In LeRaysrillc on the Goth of March by the Rev. J.
Hodge. Mr NATHANIEL PLATT, of Herrick, to Miss
BETSEl f. BARNES, of Pike.
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Di e d

In Harrisburg, on Saturday evening the 5th inst after
short illness, Mr.. ISAIAH BARTLEY, formerly of Sui
liVdn county Pa, aged IL years
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
BOOTS d SHOES e. LEATzER.

ID. HUMPHREY is just receiving a ge-
- neral assortment of BOOTS 4 SHOES suitable for
the spring trade a.. ,-.-s ....-..e :
Also, an excellent assortment If LEATHER comprising
100 sides Sole Leather. % sides Upper 200 Gait SKINS
together with general stood of kpps, Innings ( Find
ing>. Towap,la tpril 3 lS56
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
Examination Of TeachArs

THE COUNTY SUPERINTFZnr,..
IL will examine Teachers for the PuIIi = DrNI
Bradford county in the different districts oyh'ol- Of
and at the places designated in the foowin ~, ' DAY
p9intInents ''' ol ap.
1856, April Saturday 10, Pail Factory s. H. Nor.
.s. 49, Monday Il. Centre school house Wanda
~. -, Tuesdxy 22, hibIard do ,,Eef1h
[. =, sl-... Wednes day 23. Hillhouse do Aoany
.......... Thursday "a Sugar Run do mlmO,
........-.. Friday %. Frenchtown do '''.ASyluln
..-....... saturday 26, Monroeton do DureN
Monday 2sg Ira yarney do Monte
.......... Tuesday %, ,LeBny cornersdo n rankin
-, .-s..s -. Wednesday 80. Canton do '...LtRoy
=. May Thursday |, Red school house 80 .Iaht0H
...... Friday 2, Granville corners '..'' ,Afhenis
Saturday 3, West burlington cnrn ''rahille
....,... Monday s. Burlington b0ro' p
........ Tuesday 6, Smthied centre L burlington
........ Wednesday I. Springfield corner L. hhtch
....... Thursday 4. Troy borough springfield
.s.s..- Friday Morgan Hollow schooI bon... . Troy
........ Saturday 10, Rowlin d" 'Se' C'iUmba
........ Mo day IL. GiIIett do Wen,
1900. Tuesday II, Centreville '"'Ith Ih reck
....... W ednesday Ia. Athens boro' h'Qgter,.
Thursday II, lister school house Amen.
.....-. Friday 10, ANDREW Gregg do ~ II>tt-.
......-.. Monday 10. Vim. Grfis' S., i"wahda
........ Tuesday 90, Herrickyillc 'ulg soBe.
........ Wednesday q, Camptown "a. heFflCs
...... Thursday Y. Greene school house y saa'Ig
........ Friday 25, LeRaysyille luScarora
Saturday "a Bowen Hollow school Lo... Pie.
........ Monday 2G, kuy kendall do ''1r ~, arm
........ Tuesday n, Orwell Hill d. "h!dhSm
st...... Wednesday 2, Rome village orwell
''.... IAurSday - Centre school house Li,,SSe SIFe
.... Saturday 5l Brick Church school house W
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
SENATE.

YEAs-Messrs Browne, Buckalew. Cre-swell. Evans
Ety. Hoge Ingram, Jamison Knox. Lanhach. II Clintock
Straub Walton Welsh, Wherry and Piatt, SPeakeT-lG
NAYs-Messrs. Ferguson, Finney. Flennkcn, Frazer,
Gregg, Jordan. Kiinger Lewis Mellnger. Pratt Price
Sellers, Shuman, Souther and Taggart-l5.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

The amendment as amended was agreed to ;
and the section as amended was adopted
II NAYS e rs follows =
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

DAIIsS, Brooms, Tubs, Measure
Arushcs, blackipg Rru be, 81"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

uncontrolled within it. BE is an avowed secesson-
list. OF the outside force of nulIi6ers still less re-
mains to be said. They govern when they please,
and always in the same style-by presenting a
menacing front. Of all these the Attorney GEN.
eral is the master-sprit. he is q of talent, of
learning of industry-unscrupulous, double. sexed,
double gendered and hernaphrodtic in politics
with hinge in his knee, which he often crooks,
''that thrift may follow fawning" He governs by
subserviency; and to him is deferred the masters
place in Mr.. Pierce's Cabinet. When / heard that
be was 10 come into the Cabinet l set down Mr.
Pierce as a doomed man, and foressw the swift
and full destruction which was to fall upon him.
had known Mr Gushing as an Abolitionist voting
against Arkansas because she was a slave State
and backing Sade, of Vermont, in the attempt to
abolish Slavery in the District of Columbia. had
known him a Wing, attacking the Democracy
and all their measures aud as Tylerite, auctions
eerng Offices for Tyler as long as be bad Office
to go to the hammer. 1 could have no faith in an
Administration so led, and foretod its calamtous
fate from the moment it was seen who was to be
in it.
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(ro Bx CONCLUDED MoNDAY)

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC VorE.-The Bosom Pilot,
while vouching for Fremout's Romanism, says,
in a recent number:
1--WE trust no Catholic officer will be driven
out of the Army by the unrelenting bigotry o a
dOtard Commander in Chief. And we trust that
il the Chief Bishop (the Pope) requests him (Bu-
chanan) to extend his protection to Catholic he
will treat his envoy with decent respect, ard
punish the tnderIiRgs, (Americans,) who dare to
trimple on the Constitution in order to perse,
cute Catholic No man shall receive nv
vote who is not pledged to do US Catholics JUS
tice in the Army and Navy, and not lend him
self directly or indirectly to any persecution OF
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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1856.
MIR. BentOn's speech.

Finding that there is genera desire to
read the speech recently delivered at
st. Louis by Col. BENTON, we commence its
republication this morning. The reader
will bear in mind that Col. BENTON is a
supporter of Mr.. Buchanan.
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THIRD pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Religious services have been continued in this Church
since the middle Of Dec last with degree Of interest
couraging to the friends this enterprise.
The absence OF Rev. A. HArtpence business in the
Northwest renders necessary to close the church till the
first Of September.
He cheerfuy commits this infant enterprise to the conf
dence and prayer Of sympahzng Christians hoping in due
time ministerial abors here in harmony with al
who love Christ and live promote his glory in the saliva
ton Of souls.
Preaching in this Church tomorrow, 2Oth inst 1OX
Al
Subject The Nature, Obligation, and Encouragement
of Prayer jy19
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TN.oaVPyT sorICR.

TOSEPH ~ WILKIs AdmnistFAior having AID ais hlH 10
y the ChAneerg coAr - NAsbsie, sgAiast CHRISTINA o.
Wagner, ais, hsi an1 euors u tie estate az Charles
Hsny Wagner deceased and saa estate hAxng been trans
crTed hoi he Daxdsan c0uRty louff % sad Ch4ncFy
coari bF settlement ths T. nafify Al persons having
Claims against said orsArd szd c then via
d esrFk ana aaa hasa thcnseVes maz parties -
nsd Is he la Monay IL Noxenbss sAd es,a
being inso,veat G. D. hA1tss Q. a. =
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A POSITIVE CURE.

WHAT Is the use Of paying doctors Is when you
w get easily cured Of Diarrhe Dyenery Cholera and
al Of the other Summer bowel complaints prevalent
by using LIONS Cholera Msficdted Brandy which Is
rned and speedy and proven tive never haVnE
failed any single instance which can be proved by the
many certificates Of well known citizens and which can be
store by giving ar trial sale by the
dozen the sole Agency and Propretors in the
United States jy19 LYONS 4 Co. 10 Cedar street.
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FOR THE COUNTING sIiOUSE.i

FOR THE COUNTING 'EiOUSE.'
AkNoLDs WRfriSg fLUIp.
tuTUrs GAMMA
toPTtSG Books.
CHscKs AsD NoTrs All TsK BASKs.
ENyEL0PEs Sf1EL Prs
boss FOIBeRs- fABEA PEScIls-
PEN RACks-BILL HEkIS-
fOsT OWES tOxEs-
GCa Mt lLAGE, new Article.
BLACK AND Wits kUBHkR-
MkHoEAHDUa Books
SEC - CHARLES W. SMITH.
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ARARE CHANCE.

TIVE owners offer for tract q land containing
95O0 acres IL is abundance Of timer for saving
or barrel making Il is well Waered There IL, Of
the best BEST STEAM SAW MILLS to be found any
where Whch Is In successful operation and cutting
5000 Of plank day This tract Of an susceptible Of
benE Of the best Stock in the country II
IS miles from Nashville, ~ miles Turnpike. Turnpike
will be built running through the land, and within
mile Of the Mills By the purchasers paying Onehaf cash
liberal time be given the baahde which the A may
be made pry with proper attention. The hands 10
Mill hired for the balance Of the year, desired
Also the Wagons and teams vi be so a, desired.
liberal trade might be made IN good negroes and mules In
part pay For further particulars apply at this Office.
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STATE OF THE EXCHANGE BANK OF TENN.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
OFrIcE OF wAsHINGToS NAT MoNUSKxT SOCIETY,
wAsmSGToS, July /, 1850.
IN accordance with an order OF the Of Managers the
public requested pay more contributions fr the
Washington National Monument TO agents heretofore CON-
missioncd by the Board
This notice 10 be construed as eensure on the
agents but il designed edecsnate general settlement Of
the affairs Of society. The Board Is well assured OF
eventual success patriotic enterprise In which u l. en-
gagged but has resolved suspend further proeeedngs by
agency unt plan, under consideration, Tor eot1bn-
ing efficiency. promputude and safety, is mAtared
balances FROM agents, offerings from INDEPENDENT
contributors By ds payable % the order IL
be treasurer Of washington National Monument Society,
enclosed in a letter 10 the undersigned
Hv ortrr SAMUEL YORKE ALLIE
wis Secretary ". ". NJ 5
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NEGROES AGAIN.

HAYS on hand some y or IS negroes for sale an0ngs
them some good e0oks, aud excellent bxEbrr. al.
wish buy 81 yoans negroes RON 10 20 - year
old. LJisl RE, ". POTTER
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RY EXPRESS.
RUNAWAY

IRON the subscriber the 1st day Of July negro boy
Il named HENRY, Of copper color, feet inches
hish, IS years DID, and weighs about 1870 pounds. He
raised In East Tennessee, near hcMinnVine. He
will probably make his way back there. bought
him from Mr.. Terry Of East Tennessee | viii give ten
dollars ne is caught in my neighborhoOd twenty ave
dollars taken the county y dollars he gets to
Tennessee When taken he is 10 be delivered 10
or confined So that can get him. DAVID NJ. ALLEN
iy3 seven miles south Of Nashville, Tenn
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Fine Teas.

XITE oasr fsr sale = large assortment % FINE
w sEAs in hslf ehszts and boxes. go
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Omnibus Will leave the 81. Cloud Hotel every other
n day O'Clock, p NJ nmencing to-day, and return
the day following. Seats be secured At the 81 Cloud