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LAW NOTICE.

W. J. BAER, Attorney aV II" !;
WILL practice regularly IN The 'op,S g,r;or
Bedford County hereafter. he may u'' ~ ,bs
Court Weeks, be consulted at hs room q "
Washington Hotel.
Nov. %, 1855.
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Land Warrasafss

Wanted. within thirty days, number of Land
Warrants for which the highest cash prices VIII be
given.
WM. P. SCHELI..
March II 1896.
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H0TSES TOR REIT.

The subscriber has for rent, on reasonable
terms, four brick dwelling houses, all in good
repair, handsomely located, and we'll finished.
Possession given on the 1st Of April next
\. LYONS.
Bedford, Dee %, 1855.
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.n DIR. F. c. REAMER s,.,v
zzs Having purchased the Drug zE.-A4-y
c. and Book Store of DIR. 5. D. Scott, ,"u'
constantly keep or hand a, his establishment
in Julianna Street, a complete assortment oi
Drugs, Medicines, DYE Stufs, Paints, Ols'
Window Glass, Varnishes, Brushes OF all Kinds
Patent Medicines, Lamps, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, sc. &c. together with an extensive cor
lection of School and Miscellaneous boo~s'
Blank Books, Common and Fancy Stationery
&c. which he offers at greatly reduced prices
for cash. Bedford, Feb. IL, Io'+'
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NEW FIRM.

The undersigned have this day formed part
nrrship in the Carriage making, and Black
Smithing business, under thp name and ffmo
WEIsEL * Co. We will rndcavour by prompt
ness, attention, and the character Of our wo's,
to merit and obtain fair share Of cusOm-
Our stand is the one heretofore occupied by
Weisel & Foster, immediately East Of toWa.
WM. WEISEL,
MICHAEL WEi>I,
JOHN WElSEL.
L. 1N 1oSH
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ST. Nicholas Ea0tef'
6 II III brrIQnO, I'll D.

The Proprietor respectfully hess leave -. y r.,
form the travelling public that TINS nous I.try
Gently been thoroughly re-itted ana eoup's .lssrs
renovated, and is now ready toreeei't '.s ii the
1t is the earnest desire and INTENTION y ,bo,s
Proprietor to give perfect satisfaction !, I G5t,
who favor him with their patrohaa''
raj share is confidently expected liar,
SAMUEL LUMAN, PFoIDr1y g.
Successor 10 Il. R. %" "
Cumberland, Aug. 10, 1882
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NOTICE 4!

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name and firm of
Burns s. Snively, was dissolved on the Goth
Feb last, BY mutual consent The books OF the
SchrllSburg store will be in the hands of A. ].
Snivelv for collection and settlement upio the
2Sth March, inst. and the Buckstown books IN
the bands of James Burns, Jr. up to same peri
cd for settlement and collection, where all per-
sons indebted 10 said firm will call ank settle up
their accounts without delay. The business will
hereafter be conducted In Schellsburg by A. J.
Snively, and in Buckstown, Somerset county,
by James Burns, Jr. where they invite their old
customers and the public in general to give
them call and examine their stock of goods, as
we are determined to sell low for cash or coun-
try produce.
JAS. BURNS. Jr.
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Cessna & Shannon.

TAFE formed Partnership in the Practice
4 4 OF the Law. Office nearly opposite
the Gocate Office, where one or the other NAV
at all times be found.
Bedford, Oct. 26, 1919.
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Dec. %, 1855.

TOOTH ACHE.-Persons are not general
ly aware that DR.. Keyser's Tooth Ache reme-
dy, prepared by him at 40 Wood Street, Pitts
burg, Pa. and for sale at Rupp & Oster's in this
place will stop Immediately an aching tooth.
Whoever tries it will be convinced.
Dec. s, 1851.
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The Wonder Of the Age !-Dr. TO-

The Wonder Of the Age!- TO-
BIAS VENETIAN LINIAlENT is warrant
ed To cure Cholera, Coic, Sea Sickness, Chron-
ic Rheumatism, Tooth ache, Head ache, and
Pains of all kinds or no pay. Great cure OF
Rheumatism. Capt. CoAsTocG. of the steamer
Baltic collins line,) was cured of severe at
tack Of Chronic Rheumatism in few DAYS by
DR.. Tobias celebrated Venilian Liniment Case
ofCholeFa. MIR. J Wright Of the Firm of J.
Wright s Co. OF No. ll6 Chartree ST. New
Orleans, was Immediately cured of an attack of
Cholera by Tobias Liniment. Vomiting and
Colic. Mrs. Joseph Nichol, No. is Essex St.
New York, was cured of an attack of Collie and
Vomiting by DR.. Tobias Venetian Linment.-
Depot 90 Gourtland St. New York. Sold by
all the Druggists. Agent--R0BERT FYAN,
Bedford; A. Bum, Schellsburg John Nycum
& Son, Rays Hill; V Wyant, Toll House east
Of Bloody Ron, ]. Barndollar & Son, Bloody
Run. Nov. 7, lS55.-1y.
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The subscriber would respectfully announce
TO the public tina: he has removed his Timing
Establishment to the building recently occupi-
ed bv Mr. Luther, as a Confectionery Store, in
the Diamond, where hr is better prepared than
ever to accommodate his customers with every
article in the line of bis business, either whole
sale or retail, and hopes they will give him a
call at his new location
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OFFIcE e. Y. M. P. CO.,
Feb. 2S, 1886
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

That the Board of Directors Of the above Com
pany have this day levied an assessment of five
per cent. on all premium notes belonging to the
company and in force on The 9th day Of Febru-
ary, A. D. 1856, except on original applications
approved from November 20, 1879, till said 9th
day Of February, on which there is assessed
three per cent, and or all premium notes eXpi-
ring between said dates land not renewed three
per cent And the members of this company
are hereby required to pay their several amounts
50 assessed to the Treasurer or authorized rrcei-
yer OF this Board, within thirty days Of the
publication of this notice.
Test, JOHN 7. GREEN, Sec'y.
March 2S, 1888.
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NOTICE.
John HROOrEaeaGe
Successor TO King s. .Nooraend)
WHOLESALE GROCER
.4AD CO.M.NISSION .UERCH4'

And dealer in Fish. Bacon, Cheese, Dried
Fruit, Lard, Lard Gil, Faxseed Oil, White
Lead Pig Lead, window Glass, Glassware, Iron
and Nails, Star and Tallow Candles Nariegated
and Rosin Soap, and Prttsbnrg manufactures ge-
neraI!y. No. y, Woodstreet, Phtsburg, Pa.
Particular attention given to the sale Of Pig
Metal and Blooms, aud liberal advances made
thereon. Feb. ID, lS26-ly.
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GiqIOgih HOTEL.
CORNER EALTTM0RE + 1EECHA Mo SIS.
CUMBERLAND, MD.
.JOEES Eg. T6EE.EEEs. rroprieto,

.JOE8S Es. EEEdEEs, Proprietor.
This Hotel, recently kept BY Saml Luman,
IS undergoing thorough repair aud is very fine,
large, airy building, situated 10 the most central
and business part OF Cumberland.
THE ROOMS are large, and well furnished
with al the necessary fixtures and appliances
TO render guests comfortable.
1t will be the earnest desire Of the Proprie-
TORS TO render, in all respects, entire satislac
ton, and be fattcrs himselfthat his efforts viii
will be crowned with success.
There is attached to said hotel an excellent
stable capable Of accommodating 60 head OF
horses. DFosers will Gnd it to tne;r advantage
to give him call
a careful hostier in attendance at all times.
GA poFteFiu attendance at the cars, &c.
Rates of boarding % els. per meal
Boarders taken by the week, month or year.
Sept. 81, 1853.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO the estate of Abraham
Ressler, late Of Cole-ain Township, Bedford
County, deceased, are requested 10 make in
mediate payment-and those having claims a.
gainst said estate will presentthem properly au-
thenticated for settlement.
HENRY ". RESSLER,
Executor.
March u. 1856
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STOVES

Ok hand, and for sale, superior lot Of
Cooking, Ten Plate, Parlor, and Church Soves.
GEO. BLYMIRE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
minStraion have been granted to the subscribers
on the Estate of Bernard Means, late of Mon
roe Township, Bedford County, deceased. All
persons having claims on said Estate are notified
to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment, and those indebted are requested TO make
immediate payment.
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A!arch d, 1856
FOR SELE,

A HOUSE AND LOT in Bedford, and a
valuable SAW MILL in Shade Township, So
merset county.
The subscribers will sell, on reasonable
terms, at private sale, comfortable dwelling
house and lot Of ground pleasantly situate in
the borough Of Bedford.
Also, they will sell, on reasonable terms, a
valuable tract of land in Shade Township, So
merset county, containing 800 acres. This
land is well covered with cherry, poplar, white
pine, spruce, and other timber, and has line
water power with good Saw Mill thereon e
rected. For further information inquire Of
MANN & SPANG.
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.S0s. W. Tate
TITO NET AT Ia W

RE.4L EST-HTE BROKER,
Has for sale 8 Farms and 10000 acres Of land
in Bedford aud Fulton cuunties. Lands sold in
quantities to suit purchasers.
Bedford. March 7, lS56-1v.
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the estate of Andrew
Rice, late Of Cumberland Valley Township,
Bedford county, deceased are requested 10 make
immediate payment-and those having claims
against said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
SOLOMON RICE, Executor
March T, 1886.
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GEO. BLYAIIRE.
Bedford, April 6, 1855.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOB MANN. c. r.. SPANG.
Tue undersigned have associated themselves in the
Practice of the Law, and will attend promptly TO all
business entrusted to their care IN Bedford and ad-
Joining counties.
IC- Office on JuIianna Street, three doors south Of
sMengeI House, opposite the residence OF Mai. Tate
JOB MANN,
June 2, 1851 G. II. SPANG.
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TO BUILDERS.

The subscriber is fully prepared TO furnish
any quantity or quality of Building Lumber
and PIastering Latbs. Orders directed to St.
CIairsville, Bedford County, will be promptly
attended to, by giving Z reasonable notice.
i. D. BEEGLE.
Nov. %, 1881.
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March 7, 1856.
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GTW SMyTHEuG
Postmaster General.

Feb. 10, lS56.-l0w.
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Drugs sendG Books.

Jan. IS, 1856.
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JAS. BURNS, Jr.
A T GN1NEIN

March 7, 1886. 3m. Y
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March q, 1886.
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EREg8OV AZ.

Bedford, Dec. %, 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-03

ro,sp Dnowsxp.-Corooer Perry held an iuques, yes
serdsy ii sbs Third ward station house, upon tho body
On unknovn man who found drowned ut the foot
Murrsystrecs. The deceased about 40 year are.
and from papers found In his possession Il 10 supposed
that his name vas John Casby. Verdict. I" death BY
drowning
DsAm rroN BrRSs-coroner Perry also held an Inquest
1t shs New York Hospital, upon the body OF woms
named Madeline Pscher native OF Italy aged 90 years
who died from injuries accidentally we'd ~ the OK
plosiou Of fluid lamp while abe was hlrns tho ssme
Verdict, accidental death /"
ACCIDENTAL DsowrNs Coroner Hills held az inques,
At the foot Of Charlton street. upon the body OF ma
named James Brown, who was FOUND drowned Deceased
appears was book.pedler native Of Montreal
Canada East and for the last eight months resident
OF New York. Verdict, accidental drownisg.v
TATAf VEHICLE AcC1pxSr-An inquest 90 held hy
Coroner Hills upon the body ofAn unkno.n nan II the
New York Hospital who died from fracfuye OF the sku
received by being struck by wagon, attached 10 which
runaway horse. The accident tnos place at the.
Of Canal and Washington streets TIE 3oth nit
The Jury this rendered verdict o. accident l
death. Deceased was about e5 years Of sge.
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BUFFALO, Nov l--oPN
Flour quiet Sales 600 hbls at IS rs tor god hch
gan, ana 80 81 80 so for extra Ohio ans Canadian
Wheat lower. Sales 600 bushels, at 81 10 81 49,
81 10 for Chicago spripg. closing ct the inside figures
Corn advanced. Saes -, 900 bushels a. Boo = soc.
oAu-sales 900 bushels a. sSc Rye hrm. Sales 5000
bushels ~ s6c. Bavley dnll. Salcs nj 81 20 81 20
Whhkey, 30c Canal freghis for corn, and II Nc
ov wheat 10 New YORK Receipts for the 81 ending
at room to.d2y-f72 bbs hsdr, a, a53 bushels wheat
S1y2l bushek corn. Cana, OK orts-l,l37 tbis. f,ar
rom the Southwest oont nuss, preventing my vessels
from going out or cor,ug
The receipts Of Hour he this have seea 500
bbls against csc 80 bos last season, and receipts
grain this season have been To- 0oJ bushels against
l5sC0t00 bushels lat a-op. and the reduced t
grain being added makes the total 20
600 bushels. The stock here Is limited.
OswEGo Nov. lar VI.
Wheat Is in steady milling demand, with saes Of u.s.
600 bushels, 81 I'll II 81 40 for white Michigan, In
diana and Canadian, and 81 "a Tor Rae srv!rg Corr
in rood demand Sales 2 500 bushels pyn epay at sec
Freghts unchanged. Lake imports 10 days bbls
Four t5 2c0 bushels wheat 5000 bushels barley Ca
nal exports 5s5 bbis. -four, e. 500 o-yncs wheat
IL 400 bushels corn.
CHICAGO, Nov. l-orN
The Asa's news had no effect upon the market, snp.
ments 10 Buna,o 1877 500 busbes aud 70 Oswego IL &C
bushels. Corr Aet daii with a declining tendency
Shipments 10 kuislo, 1000 bushels. Trcsetis trm--
1Jc = Acc for wheat 10 Buffalo.
PRovTDESty, Nov. {, 1856.
Cotton quiet; sales small. The prices 10 favor ~ the
buyer. The wool market continues active with adyanc
u market sctve, prices nrm sales Of the week 60 3oC
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CONGRESSIONAL ElEcnoNs.--The election Of
members to serve in the 1hirty-iifth Congress has
already taken place in ten states. The States Of
Missouri Arkansas, Iowa, Vermont, Maine, flori-
da, South Carolina, Pennsylvania Ohio and In
diana have elected their representatives, and the
result shows large democratic majority. In
the present Congress the representation Of these
States stands in the aggregate hus:-Democrats,
III opposition, 81. In the next Congress II will
stand thus:-Dcmccrats, 81 opposition, 40. This
shows democratic gain in these ten States of 8G.
The other States win cleo, their representatives
tomorrow. Judging from appearances, and from
what has been already done. VIC have no doubt
but that the next House Of Representatives will
be democratic Ivy considerable majority. Such
q result will be certainly very remarkable dis
appointment to many of those who have been
ccnsuring the conduct Of the administra-
ton in regard TO its Kansas policy.
But although II may be apparently or
technically an approval Of such policy, or an en-
dorScmcnt Of the principles Of the Cincinnati
platform, i, cannot in fairness or with strict og-
cal accuracy be said to indicate the real wishes
and sentiments OF The people on these matters.
There Is no question Of the fact that the policy Of
Mr.. Pierce and his Cabinet in executing the Kan
sas-Nebraska bill in the Territory Of Kansas Is
censured and condemned by tho great bulk Of this
people Of the country; and no matter what may
be the party lines Of the majority Of members re-
turned TO the next Congress, that fact will stand
unaltcred and undisputed
The debates both in the House and Senate at
the last session. in regard TO the so-caled laws Of
Kansas, show Enthusiastically the feeling Of Con-
aress and of the people on the subject of these
atrocious enactments. They have been de-
nounced by the leading members of the
administration, Of the Senate, and Of the House.
The only difficulty in procuring their repeal or
apnulment was on account Of the opposition be-
tween the several factions in the two houses.
In fact, IL would he utterly impossible for any
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The Russians At IRE AcApEMY.-Wc stated
yesterday that Monsieur lo Baron dc Stanko-
witch, Russian OF rcnown, and husband OF the
yrina donna Madame Ia Baronne dc Ia Grange,
was negotiating with the Executive Committee
of the Academy for the use Of that building for
one month, to try his luck as epprcsar,o OF the
Opera. We hear that Monsieur lc Baron has
been successful in hi negotiations, 50 far and
that he win probably commence his season next
week, with the artists engaged by the Cheva-
licr Marc,zek, who we presume, win he the mu-
steal director. We wish Monsieur lc Baron good
lime Of X, and hope he viii give us plenty Of
novelty, both In operas aud singers. There's a
splendid opening for bold, gallant, dashing
fellow Ike Monsieur lc Baron; and if he should
burst up in leading forlorn hope, We all know
what nice thing such fall is But we sup
pose that il il settled that we are to have the
Opera again, and with ThalbCrg's concerts our
fair friends up town viii no longer be desc
late, aud Broadway will be gay again. 50 mote
II be.
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Tng Cuxwp Sr:,MEas- The alteration IN the
arrangements Of The Cunlrd steamers, by which
che hours Of departure are fixed 20 early In the
morning as to deprive our merchants or the op-
pottuni,y Of writing on the day Of sailing, has
naturally given rice to good deal of ds-stisfsc-
ton O-Nthc four last occasions these vessels
left at {. =. 10 and Z a. M.-thc excuse FOR their
departure at these hoars being want Of water on
the bar With the exception Of the Persia, the
cunard vcsscls are small boats; and having
always sailed on former occasions at twelve, we
cannot sec any good grounds for the change
" want Of water be al insupcrabe difficulty in
tho case Of The Persia, why cannot her departure
o. Gycd for the evening, instead Of The morning
,tdrg By such an arrangement she would not
- compelled to often leave her mails, the rcve.
n,,c n which would be some thousands Of dol
lars, and the company would not risk the pcpu-
Isriiy which they have so Justly earned by run
ping counter 70 the convenience Of The public.
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FiNAscmRNG IN FRANcE-THE French Ram.
ROAD DEfAtLTERs.-We zee that the English
press has been much exercised of late in regard
TO the statements made in the columns of the
HERALD in connection with the arrest in this city
of several individuals charged with defraudng
Baron Rotbschild and the Great Northern Rail
road Company of France. Of stock valued at over
a million Of dollars. Their arrest and the at
temp. made TO have them extradited under the
cony anton between the United States and France
a 10 the surrender OF criminals, have given rise
to series of articles in this Journal, giving some
extraordinary Developments as to the schemes Of
the great inanciers on the Paris Bourse and
showing how the French people have been made
a nice catspaw OF for the benefit Of Rothschild,
Fould, the Credit Mobilicr, and other high spe-
cnlators. These articles have attracted much
attention in England: aud the principal news
papers Of that country have discussed and com
mentcd on them very fully.
As for France and the people most deeply
interested in these Developments, we canno.
learn from their Journals what the effect there
Is. No doubt II win correspond with the mag
nitude of the subject But 20 rigid is the cen
sorsbip TO which French newspapers arc sub
jectcd that none Of them have dared 10 repub-
lish the statements, rs the English press did, or
TO make any allusion whatever to them. We
may, however, ascertain by the Paris cores
pondcncc Of the Belgian journals the state Of
the public mind in France on IFS being cnlight-
ened As to the mode in which the small capital
lists have been systematically tccccd by the large
ones.
Meantime we publish this morning another
very important and interesting instalment of
intelligence in regard to the operations Of the
Baron Rothschild and Others on the Boursc,
showing how they realized princely fortunes in
day by the possession OF Information derived
from the government and of which the people
at large were kept in ignorance until after they
had been victimized. Some Of the measures re-
sorted to in Paris are also practiscd in Wall
street; but as to others of them, they could not
be carried on in a country where the government
is republican and the press free and untram-
mcllcd
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The November Term Of the Law coar,..

AnS NONeupcT IuC Law 20uTfs.
Although the November term OF the lag courts nom.
nay open 10 day. very little will be dore tue Rails OF
Jtcc until The election excitement has suosdcd AND
poltciaps'awycrs, Judges Jurors and htesn,s--oaln
down IRON fever heat W moderate business tempers
ment There VIII DO jury trials only Ia the supreme
Court, Circuit, the superior Court, and the Marine Court
no Common Pleas VIII hold general term appeals
from the Marine and Justices Courts INC celebrated
SANDER suit Of Fowes against Bowen Of tte firm Of Bowen
and McSamec the Gale ndar but Mr. Bcwen says
there Ia no trial gong 70 take place., presume
compromise Is VI loot, and the vii 10 settled
again put OF 90 the payment o. plaintiff Judge
Peabody viii take his seat the Supreme Court
bench, having been appointed by the Governor the
room Of Judge Whiting, resigned. Decs.ors some i'm
portaut already argued expected be given
this month--amonsst others, those Of Hamilton Axans,
the Nicaragua Transit Company. and the enaly SUIT FOR
the construction Of the viii Of the late Apscr Tseps
beth Of which were heard by Judge Cleric.
The following the calendar OF prisoners fer General
Sessions for Novonber;-Forsery, s; incest, l. grand
larceny, 20; rape, l. murder, 9; robbery. u may hcm
4 bastardy, Ii arson, J; witnsss .; feonoss assault,
and battery, D. siabbpg, q receiving stolen goods q
perjury, J; ialse prsscnccs, !; subper.ary, !; bur
glary, 81 bigsmy, I; abandonment 1. Total. u. II 10
highly probable that Charles D. Huntnesen, the oele
brated Wall street orger The recent deysIopemen,s Of
whose career have started the commercial vorld--wi
be tried this term the evidence tor the prosecution
nearly complete.
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Nr. Summers Reception In Boston.

BOSTON, Wv z, 1870.
Mr.. Sumner has declined the banquet onsred him, for
which the most extensive preparations made.
He asks 10 be aowsc to return privately deposit hs
VOTE The popular enthusiasm, however wiz no. permit
this, and an immense cavAcade will NEE, hic Brock
line, the city lines, the spot where Washing
ton and lafayette received vsg TO Boston
He will be I'D irefsed by the venerable JOSIAH Quincy
who In 1924 received Lafayette From there re will be
escorted TO the State House, and be Officially welcomed
home by the Governor and Council In the name Of kassa
rh.