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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-29
From the Louisville Courier, Feb. II.
Important DeciSiCn.

4 case has just been decided by our new Sn-
perior Court OF considerable interest to mer-
chants. 1t was that of Meyer & Stucken Of New
York IS. John Tyler, auctionefr, OF Boston,
Wln. Whiting and Edward q. Parker for the
plaintiffs L. Choate, VIM. Dehon, and 5. j.
Thomas for the defendant. Il grew out OF the
PeVerelly arson case in As% York. 1t seems
that Peyerelly received goods on storage as hls
general business. Sundry hogsheads OF sugar
we're thus received from the plaintiffs. The
marks on them be erased, and then shipped
then. to Tyler, TO be sold in the name OF one r.
Sayre. On this consignment, Tyler, the auc-
tiouetr, advanced, as is usual, about one third
the value to the consguor. The plaintiffs, at
ter the discovery OF PeverellvS attempted burn
ing Of his store by the New York police, search
ed for thrir merchandise, and found il in Tyler's
warehouse in Boston--br refusing tS@jve Il up,
save on payment OF his entire advances and
payments Wade in Rrrttct good faith. Upon
argument, the CbfeT Justice of the Superior
Court reserved the case for the Consideration Of
the Associate Judges OF that Court, and they
to-day entered Judgment Tor the plaintiffs for
the foil amount claimed, With costs, the deirn-
dant thHS losing his entire advances. II is un-
drTstood the Judgment went upon the ground
that PevereIly, by eraslng the marks, term!na-
ted bis lawful possession" so as to be unable
thereafter to give second consignee lien for
any adYanees.
ST. LAwRENcE HorEL.-Wr understand that
there IS an impression 10 the interior Of the
State, that this we'll regulated establishment was
burnt out on the occasion Of the recent fire.
Such is not the fact The damage sustained
t1-a trfG Fsl,.,
rooms in the rear OF the hotel, used by some Of
the employees, and was pnt out in five min
uteS' tine. FiSiters can rest assured that the
convenience and comfort that has always char
acteriztd the ST. Lawrence, is still its chief fra-
tnre, and that its worthy proprietor, MIR. CAMP
EELL, is never more at home than when en-
gagged in ministrring to the pleasure OF his
guests.-PenaSyjUanian.
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PUBLIC SALE
Real Estate at Buena Vista.
OF

By rtrtne Of an Order of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford County, the undersigned, Trustees Of Ae
Methodist Episcopal Church at Buena Vista, m tue
township OF Napier, and County aforesaid WI sr,i
al public outcTy upon the premises. on SAL LhUal
the 18th day Of March next the following described
Church Building ard Lot OF Ground situate IL i'e
the Town Of Bnena Vista in the towGshIp ami Ieu'-
" above mentioned, viz: \ Lot measuring IN iT'ht
80 feet the main street; thence, South drsres
East 80 IT. 10 post thence South is degrees e>'
80 H. To Post; and thence IL dAgrers West JV ieF,
to post in irout-confaining 50 square feet, a'N
having a comfortable and coumodious Church D'h"-
ing thereon erected
ALSO, they will sell all their interest IN anu 90
certain other lot dying IN front OF the iot aoo,'
mentioned) which was leased at one time 70 '''
School Directors Of that District ior School Pu'-
ses.
TERMS One third in hand, balance IN l"'
equal annual payments. :l
Sale TO commence at 10 oclocR, A. NJ oi '@1
day.
DANIEL HORN,
HENRY CULP.
BENJAMIN HOUSED,
3. +. HORN
ALFY BOYLAN,
T5a,!sfS
Feb. %, 1856,
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS !

As The subscriber intends to remove his stock
OF goods in the Spring, TO theroom recently oc-
cnpied by Peter Radebaugh, he will sell his
present we'll selected stock, at unusually low
prices, in order to save trouble of moving. So
that all in the want of Bargains, will find them
by calling at the Colonade Store All kinds of
produce taken in exchange for goods.
Feb. %, 1856.
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WE, the auditors of Bedford County, Pennsylvapi,
do certify,
That, in pursuance of the acts of Assembly r,
such case made and provided, we met at the Cam,
mlSSioner's Office, in Bedford Borough, on Mondsy
the7th day of January 1886, and did andit and al,
Just the several accounts between JOHN TAYLOR
Treasurer OF said County, and the Commonwealth oC
Pennsylvania, set forth in the foreang statement
Witness our hands, this 8th day OF January.
D. 1886.
JOHN ALSTADT. County
DANIEL BARLEY,
GEO. W. SMITH, SAuditor,
Attest: VIM. NJ. Hall, Clerk.
Feb -. lsJG.
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PORTAGE RAIL ROAD
Superintendpnt'S Office,
HoIIldaysburg, Feb. ), lS5t

Sealed Proposals will be received at this Of
fee, and at the Office OF the Canal Commission
ers, Harrisburg, until April !, 1886, for the
purchase of Eleven Forty Hors- Power Sta
tionary Engines, formerly used on the Inclined
Planrs OF The Allegheny Portage Rail Road.
And also from 30, 900 to 200, 900 pounds Iron
Castings. The engines will be sold separately or
altogether, For further particulars enquire Of
the subscriber.
WM. S. CALOHAN,
Feb. Is, 1896. SuPt
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GfOVePSeeG.

The subscriber has for sale, al 'llF p,r.rs.ed ''
V. Steckman, Esq. lot of frs-ra'e , O,o,t ot the
which he will dispose to those IN wan
alticle at fair price. r,pyHART.
Feb. 90, 1886.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE
or
bedford COUNTY
FOR 1906.

JOHN TAYLOR. Treasurer of Bedford Conn.
~, in account with said County, from LIST day
Of January, 1883, to 7ih day Of January
1886.
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Congregational fTeeiing.

A meeting Of the Presbyterian Congregation viii
be held ns be Ghurch on Saturday the sth day Of
March, at II o'cock, A. n. itlIl meeting Is de-
sired, The PEWS will be disposed Of on that day,
aud other business Of Importance transacted.
By order OF the Trustees.
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SAVE COSTS.
Las < AhfI AM

The books and accounts of Jas. X. Haam have
been pacrdn The hands Of Justice Nlcodeaus or co-
lection. On all accounts not paid before the 18th
OF March next, suits viii be brought.
o. T. SHANNON, Assignee.
Feb %, $50.
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TREASURER

Z
To Cash received from COL
lectors, m iafra, $685. 10
Balance due County on last report, lG5 81
Taxes received on unseated lands, ID ~
CREDIT on Militia Fines for stationery, > 90
Balance due Treasurer, 1870 81
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. e D

In Philadelphia. Stb instant, CATHARINE
ASHMEAD, daughter OF Samuel L. and Mary
+. Krratzburg, aged 3 years and months.
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not to any wisdom TO be found IN the letter recorded
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SUM TOTAL.

Paid Out State Treasurer g.,
County CoulF's. and elk, stationery, &c. " "
Lernuel Evans, Treasurer Of Broadton %
Rifle Rangers, per order OF Capt.
Vim. Horton.
A. J. SAMSON, Treasurer of Bedford :"
Rides per order of Capt. Jno. AIsip. :. n
John Mccoy, Treasurer OF Cumberland W
Valley Blues per order OF Captain
Lewis A. May, - o
Lemurl Evans, services as Brig Inspct. a. ~
Gen. Bowman printing statement OF the
Military Fund NJ
d. Over, printing statement for two wears - n
Capt. William Nottingham, carriage Of
arms for Cumberland Valley Blues N
Assessors for returning 1914 men 10
Brigade Inspector al ? CTS each % 9
Trea-urers commissions on 1868 81
al per cent o.
D''""ee que commonwealth 3l9 G.
-
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Statement 2, Of The Recipfs md Expenditures .
fhe .dai'fqPry Fund Of Bedtord Count. . .
me gear S95, shouing Tie amounts ysSa; S,J%
from eoeh collector seperofeig, and tb. .'e'esa |
"aaa % eech Persoa, IN nccoriaacs vi,b ''as,
Of assembly Of 30A .4pra, 1853. '" 'a
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NoFR-Some interest is due on
each OF the above.
The undersigned, Auditors Of Bedford Coun-
~ 90 report
That they met, at The Commission
er's Office, in Bedford Borough. on Monday, tie
7th day Of January, ut., and did audit the ac-
count Of John Taylor, Treasurer Of said Conn-
ty, from the lst Of January, 1855, to the 7th
day of January, 1886, as contained in th~ fore
going statement. Also that they examined the
foregoing accounts, Of money due 10 and owed
by the county, and the same is correct.
Witness our hands this the 9Th day of jan
uary, 1856.
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CONTRA

LUNTRA OR.
BY amt. paid on checks, drawn by
Commissioners, Mt infw, 6608- 81
g amount paid constabl4s al
tending Jurors, 81 90
& amount paid constable Black
burn, omitted, | 40
q amount paid Jurors, 1900 09t
ia uncur:ent money DESTROYED, so 90
" 1rpasurers salary, 1S5 90
=" Premiums on scalps, 3l3 251
8629 06
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BALrInoRr. Feb. 23.-The Flour market
to-day is dullvr. Howard street offered at s.
% without buyers; small sales Of City Mills
at 81 Grain is unchanged, with good de-
mand Tor yellow corn
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TEAGaERS, Association.

We are requested to state that second meet
in@ Of Teachers, Directors. and the friends Of
Education, viii BE- heldsin Bedford, On TUESDAY,
the goth day Of March next, for the purpose Of
organizing County TEACHERS Association.
Hon- Fl. G. HlcKok, Deputy state Spperinten-
dent Of Harrisbnrg, and others, are expected to
deliver addresses on the occasion.
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solomon Filler, Bedford B. 1850. $50 os
Samuel Clark, ST. Clair 1918. 100 90
William McAtteo, Soniham. 1917. $50 90
Also from A. J. Snivry, late Sheriff,
money collected and not paid over 4s7 90
Stouerstown Bridge Bond 200 90
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N0FE--On some of The foregoing interest is due,
and from some, commissions and exonerations To
be deducted.
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Statement Of noney owed By Bedford County,
JanUayg III 1886.
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Feb. %, 1886.
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D=-The Liquor Law which passed the sen
ate few days since, has been referred to a
select committee in the HOUSE, the report Of
which will be seen in a few days
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Y, I'm
AsHE-20 80 bbIs pots were sold at s. SIX
. 80; pearls we're quiet at 81 rs So.
BREADsTUrs-F lour-The market quite dull, the
demand both domestic ami foreign account being
lintee The transactions confined to about 600
600 bbls., including common to good State and super
fine Michigan at Sc es and % 10 Indiana and
Of ezra Ohio 1t 81 s7Kas1 SIX extra Gen.ses was at
80 62H q $40 so; Canadian was in moderate request,
with tales OF 600 500 bbls at 81 SO So for com,
men TO choice, and 80 80 for fancy and extra do.
Wheat va: ens . Of gs 700
sommon at 81 S. and small lot ef nferics red Ten
Lessee Ut 81 65 CornTbe taas embraced about 900
10 Geo eusns including mixed ana white southern At
scarce and 6rm with sales Of GOO bushels at 81 It, de-
lvered State and Yves oats selling at soc. l2c
unchanged Sales of 900 bags of Iaguayra were made at
.. T., AID 80 90. Marscaibo at 1910.
CtTToS.The sales embraced ABOUT 1 200 bales, with
FRnoHIs-To Liverpool 500 bales Of cotton part COM
pressed engaged at S2d Silica 400 herces beef
1000 bushss corn In ships bags, at p :. To LONDON
900 barrels bacon engaged Ut 32s 3d. and 400
terces beef at 3s Flour was offered at Is 41i, and
2 3D. asked and 100 bacon 32s To Hsvre cot
ton was engaged ut Xc and -four at 75c. To Calfo.-
mia rates were at SO cents per foot. measurement.
HAY.-The market steady at 81 1SZ.
NoIAssFs Sales of 900 400 barrels New Orleans were
made, part nj 44c. . 44hc
NAVAL STORES were quiet, and prices unct anged.
Of r. $50 bbls. e.s At SIS rs SIS s7x vito prime
at $14 so. Beet unchanged and the market heavy
at ssturdsy's quotations Prime mess and beef hams
offered no change In quotations worth notice. lot OF
&c mr. prime mtss sod at So Cut meats were steady
with saes Of obous $50 packages at 7kc. q IKE tor
fhs uldsrs ana ss4c. exc for hams Bacon
ribess wse sold at 9hc. lard unchar ged-2Oo bbls
cold at loo. lohc. Butter and cheese unchanged.
RICE -Ssles OF about $50 cssks mace Ut prices
rspgir 4 from 40. a. Arc. and nc.
SrGAR The msrhet quiet with small SALES Of Gu.
b and New Orleans TO the trace at p'iee ranging chief
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Chiriqui internal Improvement Company.
The moini papers of yesterday gave the annouHt 4
ment that the Nicaragua Company had withdrawn thsl
steamers and suspended the entire operations Of their
line until the United States government should take
action upon that which has been characterized
"bieh handed outrage upon the property OF American
citizens.
Would it not be in accordance with the spirit Of
the sge, particu ally with the spirit Of those who
have ruled the Transit Company tor its sharehoders
unite with those Of the Chrqui Improvement Company
and thus Immediately new and far better
TO the Pacific than the which has wrestsd from
themf
The Panama papers, and all other authorities relative
to the hnus unite in the support OF tho fact tnst the
only healthy part Of the ishmus is the province Of Chi
rqui. The Epgliah and French surveys Of the sthmu
declare that the Chriqui lagoon the Atlantic and tbs
Gofo, the Pacific, the only hsrbors that bo
relied on. Why, then these not immediately avAiad
OF BY the Transit Company? With sufficient force the
between the harbors be opened In sixty days
and sor, quite good accommodation that offered
any time by the Nicaragua Transit 1t win be tnn
sixty days before the difference is settled with Walkers
Cover nmen ard cost quite the first opening
ofthis road Surely less foresight than has usually shar
acterizeo the parties would point them at this
junction Of interests,
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The annszsA stslsment exhibits . comparisca n
he leading Aepartments Of the banks Of this city
'or eeyeral weeks -


Iooms. ApeciA CwevA pQss1h.
=: s: 4; = s: s. 6; = * {:
i iaS :ss;:: l lssssss: s Z:
Ass. ~.. ia, 400 H,s1s'sss isis'ise nasssl
s sss @ g 3 sssss
s ssps g. Il "a az g.
* is: 8 , H s; s. II :S: =;
o. g. 49,. sSsSs.s5s ia1Si, rs s,sss, iss ssssss 81
0st 81 Ss.. ol;2lS s12 y, leasM 7,s9s4ee 7e.s7lsN
Now g. ~ 20 IS i "a -
Nov. I3'bs 1870 1l,So00l7 7,oll,570 7ss2s,sel
S:, aSs go 3sssss
Dee i, y. sss sss M,s:!Sss sssisss isss$si:
Dec g. u.s.. esIls,oso lo1ss,oes I,s4l.e4e sO4sso21
IAN g. 49,. e6 ses,seo 1881, 200 7,90a o6S sst34soe
2. s, 90 90 sss
jan 2o,De se,Ss7221 IL 7SsoS9 400 oS6 7S,olSa15
Feb. 2 M. s.,e!osll ls,saolN 1872, sE s2ssseel
Feb IT, 49,. 40 .3lS 15s78 1se 7693, AL SSoebe4t
Fob IS s6. 10 T46441 I6s35s74 1904 6S0 81 $50 47s
s:Tss
Meh. IT, 80. 2oe H. o2a 1858 las SO e2l ITO
1t appears by q comparison Of the last returns
with those of the previous week that the following
changes have been realized in the aggregates:-
Loans and discounts increase Of $818,810
specie decrease OF lIo.yZS
Ereuasson oscles.s Q. 3STS
Deposits decrease actually Of. ......... 660,6N
This shows quite change in some Of the depart
ments. In all except discounts there has been
decrease The expansion of loans and reduction of
deposits is not q favorable feature, and cannot be
continued without danger Since the LIST Of January
last period Of about two and half months, the
discount line of our city banks has increased about
nine and half millions Of dollars averaging nearly
one million week. This is an expansion unprece-
dented in the same length of til The banks, on
their present capital cannot pursue this policy long.
The business Of the Philadelphia and Rea ling
Railroad for the month Of February and for the
previous two MONTHS completing the first quarter of
the present fiscal year, compared with the receipts
and expenditures for the corresponding period Of
time last year, is as follows:-
READING RAILROAD.
Ear irgs for February, 1876. 1855.
Received from coal. $3.50 $50 08 $l48. AS 90
n ,2svs1 39 911s 70 e 2sss =
Total. SIT, es7 10 800 2ls So
Transportation, Renewal Fund,
roaowsy, dumpsge, and all
charges. Observation-Disclosures. 106,301 o. 124,792 "a
Net profit for The month of Feb 81 $3.50 SO $s5 427 "a
previous two months 222 1888 SO Sl,970 %
Total net profit for months 1898 7.9 40 STAT 1893 u
This shows decrease in the net profits for three
months Of $l46,3l %, equal to about fifty per cent.
The Delaware river at Richmond is still closed by the
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Political Intelligence.

The members OF the Legislature Of New jersey, who
opposed TO tbs present national and State admins
trations, have Issued call for State convenu1n 10
meet in Trenton on The 9TH OF June next
The rittsburg Post has placed the o. James Ba-
cbaran AZ the head 81 it's columns candidate for
President Of the United States
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Simeon Diapers regular semi.weekly sale Of
bonds and stocks viii take place tomorrow, (Tues
day. at l2a o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
At the second board the market was lower The
bank statement ia not satisfactory, decrease of
eleven hundred thousand dollars in the specie de-
partment is not considered favorable feature.
The Cunard steamer from this port for Liverpool on
Wednesday will take out half million at least.
Erie fell off this afternoon per cent; Nicaragua
Transit, ]; Michigan Southern J; Reading, D; Cleve-
land and Toledo,a. Panama Railroad advanced per
cent-caused, doubtless, by the withdrawal of the
steamships from the Nicaragua line.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as ft
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$14 600 Hartford City Skies, 1876. Int ad.ed. s6x
1,Se2 So Sacramento City Water 1os, 1856 do. II
loco do. do. 1869 do. 81
5000 Second Avenue RR I'd mort. d.. 81
1000 Toledo, Norwaik l. Cleveland RR :. 90. 70
1000 HUDSON River Convertiolss, 1885,. do. o5h
1900 Northern Ind. Goshen Line, LIT m. do. S3
5000 IL Crosse and hilwaukis RR. do. do. 61k
1e6 81 Note It Keystone ms Co., rhila. $50. $50
SO shares Wells Fargo Co.'s Express. b8
Bank Of Surg Sing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
10 Manhattan Bank. 130K
10 Republic Insurance Co. 91H
20 Arctic 1niurance Co.. ...... 9Sk
40 EXCELSIOR Insurance Co. ,lO3
10 Roadwsy Ins urance Co.
GO Rutgers FIVE Insurar ee .100H
20 Eeekman Insurance .1O2
Is National Insurance Co...............1s9 1921
A. Knickerbocker Fire Insurance 1855
10 Long Island Insurance Co..
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A HANDSOME SUIT OF MAHo
J. gany and mohsr parlor furnturc also bedroom and
kitchen furniture Bas bee, but year Inquire NJ
s04 Front street., OF liz East Twelfth.
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y non 6%a sks., and cargo Of molado was sold for
IeHsirv IN prfyste terms supposed to have bsen st
about tZc.
wHsKM Small sales Of 100 $50 bb,s ia lots ware
reported Of jersey and prison IT z9kc. . 3Okc.
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The payments to-day include $4,000 on Califor'
MIA drafts and the receipts include $l50yOOOi ,
transfer drafts on Boston.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, on the 18th inst, were as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

DoARpIrG--AT So BLEECKER STREET., IN A SMALL
ID rentee family Two rooms, on the second floor, lot
WIN partial board 10 gentlemen and their wives.
attic room. Bath and gas In the house. No moving Ga
tie LIST OF NAY.
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The annexed statement eXhlblts the average daily
movement in the leading departments of the banks of
this city during the week preceding Saturday morn
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DOAHD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN
ID private family, where there Other boarders and
house with modern improvements such a. gss baths de-
Location be between Twenty third and knth
ourh Eighth The best of city reference give
require Address r. g. box $40 Post Office stating
location. terms, &C.
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sxoARD wAETED.-A LADY IN MODERATE CIRCUM
ID stsncer wishes board Tor several m1nhs in que.
" family terms must DO moderate. Address r. A. H.
n erAd Office.
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BOARD wANTBD--BErwEBN AMITY AND TWENTY.
ID third ee Broadway and Sixth avenue By gentleman
and vile. argefront I'D bedroom second
floor well furnished. containing bath sas, &C. Will remain
perm sreny suited Please address, stating terms, &c,
Yrera, herald Office.
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yNE THR UNDERSIGNED OF THE FIRM OF DOM
w nelly Grooby Ill and liz washington Marhet have
this day Dissolved psrnarshp by mutual consent and an
0rooby JAMES DONNBLLY,
Mo-. ll2 AND liz WASHINGTON MARKET, NEW YopS. March
Is 1896. ~" Ao"A' "s'sH
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BOARD wAHTED-FOR TWO LADIES; SEPARATE
ID rooms wn be REQUIRED with room for servant Tue
be good and respectable iurniahed
end . reasonable price will be paid Address Il. r. L.
Union square Po Office three days. No given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

N'O POWDER MAKERS -THR UNDERSIGNED IA
now nearly completed powder mill Of twenty four pesee,
with eight eaipeue peses and oil the other necessary mach
merry In the mountain Of the State Bouh Carolina Pic
keps DISTRICT within three hundred yards Of thu
OF The Blue bgc Railroad Wood OF superior kind for
Goals on me spot great and the water
failing The climate Is most pleasant and ubrious aud
the maret for alt the powder that be made right spot
several N The object Of ibis 70
Of as establishmeDt either Al fair salary presrng
With prompt attention BY addressing John A. Wsgcnor
Charleston. OtnA