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p On last Wednesday morning the cry
of 'msd dog" alarmed our citizens, and
suspicious looking dog was pursued and kill
ed. 1t is however now said iha, he was not
mad.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

= The Boston Medical World states that
there are not far from twenty female phys-
clans in that city, several of whom are in ex.
ceileni business. They confne themselves
generally 10 midwifery aud The diseases OF
their own sex. Their success in the former
branch lends 10 establish them firmly in fam.
lies.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

NEw ALLY.-The New York Epenmg Mir-
ror, heretofore somewhat inclined 10 Know
Nothing and Black Republicanism, is so
well pleased with Mr.. Brehanan's Inaugural
Address, tina, ii promises 10 give his admin
isirs.ion lis cordial and earnes, support
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

II The Private Secretary to President
Buchanan is his nephew, James Buchanan
Henry. He was admitted 10 the bar year
or two ago. and had commenced the Practice
of law in Philadelphia when he was sum-
moned TO his duties in Washington. MIR.
Sydney Webster, the predecessor in office Of
Mr.. Henry, will return TO New Hampshire
aud resume The practice of his profession.
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lpnsE OF TIE SrrRrNE CorR5.-Comm

jupsS oE TIE SUPREME CoURJ.-Communi-
cations in the Psunsyleanian name Charles
Il Bsckslew, OF This comfy; Thos. S, Bell,
Of Chester; Georse Sharswood, o: Philsdsl-
pha; and ]. w Maynard, OF Lycomlng, in
coapeciton with The nomination ior Supreme
Jadge. Joel jones, OF Philadelphia, and Sam.
uel Hepburn, OF Cumberland, are also named,
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r Samuel r wars The coIo,sa a;,;,

z Samuel r. Ward, the colored divine
who assisted in fhe slare rescue a. Syr acuse.
afterwards went 10 England, where The abo.
iiiionisis made much of him, and enabled
him 10 buy plantation in The British Wesi
ladies'. There he committed forgery, for
which be was transported 10 Van Dieman't
Land
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

u Township elections will take place
ih,ongheut this county texce?t in Berwick
boro1gh) on mex Friday, the 2o!h ins. In
Ills dis,ric, the people pay about 5000 lax
each year, whieh Ihe township officers expend
70, road, school and PauPer purposes, and ii
is therefore important iha; competent and
I p?rist. usn should be elecled.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

ET The aggregate amount of taxable
properly in Pennsylvania for Stale pur-
poses valued by the Board Of Revenue
Commissioners, for some time pas; in scs-
sion al Harrisburg. is S56S, S,slo,27s. The
amount of taxable property in Columbia
county is put down a, s., 1898, ,S09.
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u The Fillmore Americans OF New York
State have adopted very strong resolutions
against the extension of slavery, and for aSol-
ishing hist oaths and signs. ln Pennsylvania
they ignore the slavery question; but farther
South, are pro-slavery. A "natonal' party
10 every meridian.
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u Capt N. S. Prenliss lost one of his
s'spick and span" fancy horses one night last
week from eefeci in the floor OF the stable.
The boards gave way and the animal sinking
into The hole, was suspended until i, died.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

e The Bearer Meadow Railroad and
Coal Company have declared semi-an-
nusl dividend OF five per ceni. on The COM
mon stock, payable on and ailer April Isl.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

z We inriie ihe attention Of cur readers
10 tie advertisement OF B. ]. Williams. His
establishment is the place 10 risa il you want
anything in his line Of business.
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BETHLEHEM PosT OFFfck.-The Bsihieaem
Pos Office having become woiih oEer $1,000
has become Presidential appointment. Mr..
Lnkenbapch received a commission last
week; appointing him for iour ears.
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FIRsT oE ARsH CRIsSEs--TAose of our
subscribers xko intend changing ihsir resi-
dehce OF or aboni the frsi u April, and de-
sire to have the places ot receiEing their pa
pers changed zlse, are requested to give ns
timely poiice. 7a
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

u The splendid country seal of David
Longeneeker, Iate President of The broken
Lancaster Bank, was sold, a few days since,
TO David Killinger, for 10000, cash. The
ex-Pre.ident, II is said, iuleLds I'd reside in
Philadelphia.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

= Tbs Gcnsza Appropriation Bill has
been repersa IN ths Legislature BY The Com-
miliee Of Ways and Mems. Also ban 10
appropriate SIS. 900 for bniieng q Governors
HOUSE.
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DS. p Case has iaken fie Roaring
Creek FOnaee, and viii doubtless drive il
ahead with his accustomed energy,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

= In Lewisbnrg The public schools have
been good this winter, and seven of he eight
teachers employed were females.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

Itso hundred years ago.--ln The year 1867,
a man was prosecuted ~ Lf-uonsor feling
coffee as nuisance ansS Su5hs 10 the
neightofhccd.n q a p
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18

ELEcrioN OF STATs TRrAsuRsR,--0n We'd
nesday last, The two Houses of the Legisla.
,ure of Pennsylvania, met in Convention for
- t~.t~-- e -i-~ss'sS c,-.- o>-~-~.~.,
which resulted as follows:
Henry $. Magraw, 6S
Jacob Dock, 81
Mr., Masraw was declared reelected TO
the Office Of State Treasurer, for the ensuing
year.
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TEE NCHprs

Before dsy5gsak, on the l6,a Of January
she cars arrived al A.sooaa, and Norcross
Eai Mckinney gos oul, an3 stood iot me
npoa lhs platform station. The deal teil as
Ialss, aD3 We casao, seq whg eEegse the
viliaia jlRente3 20 indDce lie poor enieehisd
SnFcross 70 walk with him uP he railroad
track .swsr5s ihs east, for ths distance of
aboEl ntss. Perhaps he told him iha, they
weGla 20 10 lhe iaass Of TREAD, aad re-
snain un.l the dspGnGrs Of the neu ;rEin,
ana resi- themselves. Certain J; is thR they
seTs sssa 70 walk along in company, sy two
men Khn wers going 41 work ia i5e fields.
Thsg passed iron al moraal eyes, and be-
zezzss ne canopy Of Heaven a a sPol where
% 81 ruuld hear ry ut agnuy--no hand
szssss rEs sEEeriag, zhs ristnn was 5eiied 10
he ezreA : IN man upnn uhnn be had be-
p.pwa5 ne kindsz feelings Of his hssz The
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TIE conduct Of The Pennsylvania Railroa3
Company IL atfor5ins c1eyy possible iGe'lly
Iha, wool6 lead TO The deeclIeu OF The cui-
pn,, is commensurate. They deSerEe, TO-.
se,heI with all those who have Interested
themselves in The sutjeel much praise.
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THE noRCRoss MURDER.

The Philadelphia Eveaing Journal pub
fishes full and deeply interesting account
of the horrible murder which occurred about
the middle Of January lashat Aioons, ON the
line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, at The foot
ofthe Moea,aiBs. Since that time various
and contradicterv- narratives have been float.
ing through the press Of the State, but in SC
dislointed form, that 10 elicit the ruth was
neatly impossible. The journal mas, how.
ever, succeeded 10 obtaining minute and
detailed account of the whole affair, from the
commencement 10 the present date, which
we Judge was written by officer Blackburn,
formerly reporter, and now high Constable
of Philadelphia:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
F. CoLroy, Auctioneer.

7 ARGE and Important Catalogue Sale Of New and
i i Second Hand CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY
STOCK BEDS and MATTRESSES, 800 CHAIRS. MIRRORS
y COTTON will .ell THIS DAY "Wednesday June at i0l
O'Clock the Auction Rooms No. 80 Beeknan ST. os the ~
floor very and desirable asOrtmen Of good and
second hand FURNITURE Of which Is entirely IL
will In part several suite OF o.swoOd, brDcatse
God I'D mahogany Dining Room FURNITURE
do Of phosterers Goods feat
Beds and hair Mattresses cured hair Pass.es soas aud sofa
Bedeads Office Decks dining and extension Tables tapestry
and other Carpets several I'LL pieces of OIL Cloths torethe
with Wardrobe Secretae. 500 80 curl maple oak aud
hogany Chairs Refrgerators Sas Range Silver plated
Ware. together with many Good not enumerated.
\. B-Cstsogues will be ready ct O'clock vher
goods BE- examined Goods purchased t sale must be
removed this day and tomorrow morning No posponemen
on
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HENRY II. LssDs, AuctiOneer.
=" II IEEDS & IN will spll by

III III. LEEDS II Co. Will sell by auction on
III. THURSDAY June g. ct II o'clock, at their Galleries
No % Ns.au elegant OIL PAlNTISGS, being tAe private
collection Of gentleman leaving the city by hsstclass Ames
aud French Artists Among them will be touad the wrNs
Of Carter, Williamson, Below Baum. Boeso Bake, We
venue Emile Cartier Cooper Morris Muller Wiers, Ma'n
Dorsn Psvalt Borgognon Corego Bsucher Poussn anf
merit worthy the attention OF buyers
AID, 10 the trade and others about $50 PICTURES In glt
received from Paris 10 be sold
without by order shippers coprsnz
Pictures OIL Csnya, Glass Panels aud Glass Pases and
others Of figures landscapes maEes interiors ffu variety
Of other subjects Of all sizes qualities and de5cnptlons BY
Chsmbeaux Po.tee per CordeuT lie Joie and others
Also number OF fine French and English PICTURES bJ
frstcsss Artists --. ,
They viii be ready for exhibition on TUESDAY June with
cnfAoRue
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Henry H. LEEDS, Aactioneer

HkNRY II LkLDs AutIIluFtI'
" II. LEEDS x Co., will sell by auction on
Ii. WEDNESDAY, June A u O'Clock in front Of store
No. 50 Nssssust
ELEGANT CARRIAGES all Of the best city make consist
Express Wagons seat do Top Phaeou silver
mounted leather trmned top Buggy. black enameled
leather shifting front quarters Coach Curtains back quarters
brown drab cloth one do second hand Boston Cha
Dootors Wagon leather top Buggy leather trimmed
The sold the stock OF the Manufacturer
trinr from business
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AuctioHeer.
'" II LEEDS 4 20 uill sell by a

HENRY II. LEEDS, AuctoBeer
=" II. LEEDS Il Co. will sell by auction on
IL THURSDAY. June 4, at 10! o'coct az No 20 ~, It
l9th-st.. lrvns place elegant HOUSEHOLD FJksi
order. uchly-cirScd ran Y
Suite rosewood covered with crimson silk bocael Fancy
Chairs ebr silk broeae rosewood Etsgsro do Sec
rotary Bookcase Oval Mirrors rich frames eb)ndy Pede.s
mounted ormolu bull seyes Hanging Etascrc as Chan
deers and Brackets arbe BHst AID Pedestal six
krocat- WINDOW Curtains; lace Do. Tapestry Carpets
DINING ROON-Extension Table OF oak Chairs do,
cred with reps Reclining Chairs silk covers oak Buft
drmask Window CuIIsins Brussels Carpets Clocks aud Man
tie Ornaments.
Dressing Bureaus black walnut Center Table FOsrc Chars
Mirror, Caneses Chairs lace Curtains mahogany secretary
Bedroom Suites black walnut Beds hattresse iron IL
steads Bedding oak Chairs black walnut Secretary China
Gasswsre &c Oeloth HstSsnd and other desirable Fur
ni,ure. Without reserve
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NASH. Agctioncer.
Y-CTION SAI l. az 6rst.rl,sS OI'SEHDID

A ICTION NALE 81 nrsI-rItss IVN NI.IIVb
N FTRNITUkE rich Wilton snc Velvet CARPETS, costly
Lcb Pate Pier and Mantle MIRRORS three suites Of reh
pART1R FURNITURE ros wood PIANO-fORrE. Tsiua
he OLE PAINTINGS. Pesrl aud Silver CUrLEkf a. =.
n $50 West isrh y near sthsy. r. NASH vii scA to
MORROW tThursdAy 10. o'clock the entire rnitare OF
~, sboy house which Of the best description Aid ht' been
10 III months consisting Of large and costly fr ana Ma
tie Mirrors. superior rosewood PlASo-FORTE oetsve e4e
saIt, sid with pearl with solid pear keys one Of Tue mos:
sun.b instruments ever Wsde cost eSS eeE.ht s1s VI
ODD Psor Furniture IN rich criGeon and tfa OF sae
oae do In green sud gold costly rosewood ooos
cases: solo carved God C~nter sofa and r lso
three superior rosewood EisgeTes marble tops ~n tY'
doors aud backs; elegant rosewood Reception Chsrs IA en
and tapestry; rosewood Etsgrres VILE u r
bscks, rich lsce Window Curtains and Shades oShtr mo
oTmou Clocks, costly sevre aud Dresden Nase sa re- A
lor Ornaueuts. &c number of hre Ou Psintngs -
DINING-ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE = st c-
CANT Extension Tables Chairs rich godband decorated res
silver Cutlery Cake Baskets Caskets Bureaus s,a' anus
with marb. tops decorated China Toilet SETS best hst
Mattresses. French and Oval Mirrors mahogany suites o. FUR
uiture hair cloth Coase aud mAhosany Spring Seat CAA
rosewood Hall Stands oilcloth Stair Carpets. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
HEssY II. LsEDs. Auctioneor
III II. LEEDS x CO. will sell by AUCTION

LIE on FRIDAY, June
AT II o'clock AZ No. 5 LIE Roy psce, tBleeckerst)
PARIS MILLINERY. FURNITURE, &e:-Beins the en-
tire stock OF Mad Jardine consisting Of Thread aud point
lace Bonn,ts Silk Straw Leghorn aud Chip French
Flowers Stands Boxes and all the usual styles Of Spring and
Summer Millinery
Also Carpets Suite Of Psrlor furniture rosewood covered
tlre Brocatelle made ORDER Mirrors, Tables, Chairs
SHOW Cases Nases. Couu.ers. &c. without rcserve
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Sales bp Auctiou.

VCTION SALES-BOSTON.-NE RAIL
~ ROADwHEELs and AXLETREES-Oa THURSDAY
JLue H. a. y ocock AZ Store No ls end hu,'s "h, o
Wheels and Axet-ees auafacu cd IN EuE.nt Of tis ses
Enst wrought iron weighing about olO0 d. Iae seeVs
A. IN fine order msds for the broad Ssrfe
Sale positive without regard TO weather
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Watrbes, 1rwrlrn, &e.
ATCHES and JE w Z L Il Y.
Removals..

DRUSHES.-J. X. H0PPEL has REMOVED
ID his Brush Factory SO Pear st. franklin square apis
Budiuas Brushes every description the awest factory
price, Machine Brushes made order JOHN X. HOPPEL
DEMOVAL.-ST NICHOLAS FIRE IN
HI STRANGE COMPANY have REMOVED from No. Il
Wal-.i. 20 No. 10 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, Wallst
WM. ), SLOCUM Secretary.
- EMOV AL.-FRANCIS x L0UTREL,
~ STATlOSERS PRINTERS and BOOKBlNDERS, have
hEMONED q the store, NJ. IS MAdunlAne. Orders
solicited for anything required 10 lile
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fjonses ana farms ID anieo.

L,ARM wANTED-Located in the o.sss ~
i YoI and eon.sns about 100 'eT poi Rs no exceed
comfortable HOUSE and ouieula ,,ns location descrp-
~. ~ r.,s ,crn. FL NJ Box No 80 Tribune Ohee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
A. J. BLEEcxFs, Auc,i0neer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable MI

DEREMPTORY SALE Of valuable MILL
l. PROPERTY al Troy, Y, 10 close est4te-A: J.
BLEECkER & Co. viii sell at the u. Y. Merchant EK
ehaDge, IN WEDNESDAY, June 5 a. y o'clock, the
property known the hcCoun Mills embracing large Des
ard FIGURING Mills lin complete order) With a
dwelling .nd outhouses aud about acres OF land ,a,sDe
for os The is ncyrring and has f4I Of q
This property VI mile ffom the Rves DOCKS ahl -.
bushes, purposes 10 very desirable and must become o. -
value Title perfect. Terms very liberal Particular. ~ Ius
Office Of tho Auctioneers, No. 7 Brosdst. t.VoP
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Uater Curt.

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MuCHIGAN
OsOUTHERS RAILROAD % CHICAGO 5, Louis. ROcs
Island Paul hwsntee and al places West and South
West New YorE and Erie NewYork Cptral and Ameri
can Lake shore Railroads 20 Toledo forming the
quickest snd peasante route - The Great West FOR through
tickets and rates at freight apply a. the CoupanT 0se H
US Broadway soTreS OF Deg 81, NewYork
John r. PORTER As-ut-
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Henry LsEDs, Aue.ioueer. ,,,.,
CPLENDID SALE Of HOUSEHOLD ~ RNl-

CPLENDID SALE Of HOUSEHOLD ~ hNl-
~ TURE, REAL BRONZES, OIL PAINTiN"s' &C. al OIL
the irs es-s and most costly description ,D.ysn.v -
H. II. LEEDS will sell By auction on "rDTESDAi Suns
g. az let o'clock No 10 East 18th st. near issP aee az
Rouquet Narcotic Co.. llchngs and houS Ih- P9Pry u
gentleman renoyin, tn county coH.Hi q neI rve
art Bse srDst Pa0r Suites Of rosewood covered drsD
ATTN Damak six Curtains lace do Center Taoles sstuay
Top elabora;ely carved upght r'.s~eoa ~ rotss ana
Ic pruIze sstusry ChlIeeieII choice OF fsnnE and
Fut.ur two carved HaseTes. fancy Nhair, side Table
49, r.Tyed sels Chairs, EIteusIyn Table, Chairs Eliza
Lillian ,tvie covered with plush. Arm do,
AIRED Buffet superb bl1e and gold satin danak Calns
rsrvrd Coruies China Glass, &c, woDted SILK CIrtsins
H,t,re.s.s rich Mantle Ornsnien's, superb Parior
So t .w,I covered three co1Eed Broc.isls Suite DO
re5sll.r Rets Mirrors, Ottomsn. Dlgans Bookcase OIL
Sio,h. y.lv., stair Carpet. Kitchen Wan,
The shove rAn BE- examined day before the sale aud
all 10 tns perfect ofdsf
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i between wM. FISHER, JACOB MASTES and J. X
VAN NESS, under the firm name OF USHER MASrES
\ 60 il from this dsy henceforh dissolved jacob Msten
AID j. K Ness will settle up the affairs OF the concern
Dated New YORK June l. 1851. gACob MAsIEN,
The subscribers having formed them.eyes into C0partner
sIip under the firm Of SMITH, NASTEN 4 Co,
ri transact business at the old Of Fisher Masten Co..
No Erie.plsse Duanest Dated, New York June 1851
Ave- DANIEL SMITH,
JACOB MASTEN
j. X. VANNES5
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SIMEON DRAPER, Auctioneer.
DY SIMEON DRAPER-Ofiice, No. 80 Pne-st.,
10 ooruer Of William stOn FRIDAY, Juue at w eeoe
At the Merchants E1chanse SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE CITY OF ALTON. redeemabe lst March 1876 in
N.wYofk land paid up March ast, $1,000 each The
said Bonds now held ss collateral security.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
ALBERT H. NtcoLAY. Auctionecr.
T pITBIIC SALE-On WEDNESDAY,, June

A. N MsRws, Aactioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sale
ID Room. No 10 PARK row.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June s. at O'Clock.
VALUABLE LAW LlBRARY-Beins the eutire private
Law Lbrcry OF the late John Van Buren, of Kns,ton n
recently decea,ed comprising complete ses Of Common
Law Cbanccry Reports for various States aud the United
States Courts Commentaries Digest. and variety Of valuable
Elementary Works last editions.
Assoc Eoice English Law Books, Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
Builoins aldterials.

CHIMNEY-TOPS, Garnkirk and American Stone
~ ware, Glazed Pipes, Wafer and sewer Pipes vtrded
equal to imported L. Pottery depo' No ~ Na'ss ST. N
LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vestbules, Halls
II HesTth. Dning rooms Conserystories Sc GARNKlRK
CHINNEY-TOPS. DRAIN-PIPES, &c For sale by
MILLER l. COATES, No. T9 PeaIl-st., ~ Y.
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WIN. TOPPING & CO., AuctiOneers, No. %
W Brosewsy VI .. on EK XII ygTs > ne eatt, %.
sssnees large lot by order q Of endless
ety Sale positive and every lot vii b. sold Tor cash without
reserve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
DUBLIC SALE Of the MAIN LINE
pUBLIC WORKS q Pennsylvania
ca HsuE

May 49, 1851
NOTICE 4. hereby given that by authority II an Ares
General Assembly " Pennsyysnis approved May ~ ~
Sod - An Act for the Sale Of the Main Line u ~
MI. there viii be exposed ~ Public Sale, at tie Asc
s.,b.rss in the City OF PHILADELPHIA, on THUk,yss
the 18th day Of June 1887 at Z. o'elo p the sas
Line u Public Works between Philsdelpht snd ~ ~
consisting Of the Philadelphia aud Columbia Railroad n
sbeuy Portage Railroad. including the road 70 ~.
inclined planes with the necessary sld cOnysn.ut
he proper Of said Railroads, the Eastern DysA
PeuD.ylvsIia Canal from Columbia 20 the lnoetoh
cisis Division Of the Pennsylvania Cans from the n
the eastern terminus of the Allegheny Portage Raros
Western Division Of the Pennsylyania canal az. ~
terminus Of the Allegheny Portas kaiiosa ~
tuTsh and including also the night, title ard nrfsn
Commonwealth in tie Bridge the su,qGehannA iysh
.lsnd together with the interest In the sar
Power Of said Canals with the right 70 purchase sne - II
land may be DeeessAry to make the same I'll
the Res-vors, Machinery. Lccomotiyes. Care, -. 81
toEsTy Ennnes, Work Shops, Tools. Water s's.S<
Houss Offices Stock and Ms.ersls whstsosyef ans
ever thereunto belonnz held for the use a 70,
together with eli the night title. interest, clAip sha III
re- Cor nnuweaih Of Pennsylvsnia 20 ell properly 81 ,l
.ons and uixed belonging used In oo1nscss
SAFE by the Common wealth the terms and cos1 ~
.erbed by the said Act Of Assembly, copies OF
obtained on ppbcg:iOp a. or Letter addressed 70
the Secretary Il the Commonwealth, q Hsri,D erx
a. JAMES POLLOCK - /
Goyern0- q Peoosr---/l
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Clothing.
groeerles anS provisions.

Tor SALE-Improved BRANDIES, WINES,
i &C. Of the very best quality Also all grades OF Ii
QUORS at extremely low prices Dealers about 70 make plr'
has would do well 70 call and them before buying else
where. X IhCSSELb NO o. 49, ~. :.
TRY the DELICIOUS WINES Of HUNGARY!
They won the Prize Medal at the Paris Expostion Unit
ger.el" best in Europe Imported solely by rho "
GROssTNGFR o6 Waerst n T. Sold 20 the trade and coz
a. from IS TO per Price Lists free by post
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Diano-tortes an0 flasit.

A MOST beautiful Rosewood PLANO-FORTE,
"A vey little used aud suauted superior IN ion" touch and
gorkuuship viii be SOLD txceedn.ly ohcsP ~ ,'e yNn.
leaves for The Wet Apply TO ALBERT "h0h"~ ~ i'
Nest Broadway.
EOR SALE, VERY CIiEAP.-A hsh0na1ie,
rew beautifuitoned handsomely oruamcuted 7octaTe
rosewood PIANO, good instrument, NJ oSo 4th-st
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANO
VI FoRTES.-Messrs- LIGHrE. NEWTON SkAD-
BRYS No ~. Broon.o-st respectfully invite attention =
Their PiAko-RORTES constructed nth the patent ARCh
REsT PLANK witch Is undoubtedly the most substantial iu
Psoveo.nt introduced into THIS poPSG instrument
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RESlDENCE for SALE IN suburb OF New
M York q miles from City Hall containing acres abou 90
city lo ground and good Cottage This place il one Of
the handope. residences in the immediate vicinity OF The
being b,asfuy situated snd commanding OF tine hnest
views around New York promising moreover very prom
investment the buyer Price 10000 part cash Apply az
No So Nsssau.st in the basement from ~ to u m every
day.
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professional Notifies.

NEW PATENT SPECTACLES for PRESERV-
IN ING yIsION-Suiting for Lille and need ng no change
Invented Patented and sold only by Professor FhANhS
ean to New York Eye Hospital Lecturer Sight &c No
Park row. New York DR.. FRANhS intends v'ns proes
,oIsly the principal cities Of the Eastern States.
XERGNES's ELECTRO-CHEMICA BATHS,
No. 40 Broadway. n. Y. CDR. c. PRINCE, Medics
Attendant for Of Rheumatism, Debility, 1pTudent
use Of Mercury, &c. Portable apparatus for sale