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IMPORTS.

1IlVERPOOII-Shp hAEe-AbbOfI6U
PHILADELPHIA-ship Mary Adeline-Assorted mdss
BosTON-Ship Golden star-loOO ice to Warner
co--and assorted mdse. ri.
BOsTON-Bark Boynton-Assorted mdse. 4 !
IvERPooI-Ship Chicago-55 crabs Is bids eware
salt to order
NEW YoRK-ship sherdan-Assorted mdse.
HAyRE-ship zenobas mdse to MarbuIy Forster.
nod-l do Boron-4 casks brandy Henri Habele.
INDIANoLA VIA GALvEsToN-steamshipM exieo-l9
FIX e sse4 Terry sos
Camden kco6 Buchannon Carroll &coai Farley JIrey
Kelly co-2 do Cleveland Brothers Geo specie to
sund.y horses 4 head cattle "kinssundres
SABINE PASs-Steamshp Jasper-9l head cattle to L
Brousse 3co-l6 bales to NJ Cooper &co.
GENOA-shp Mssissipp4 blocks marble 29s slabs marble
a @ abs
blocks do Mousseau-1 music to Bs6ici
@ nadse Gaad i' pipe
100 boxes pickles 100 DO wine aeton- cks
80 do pickles 2o bskts oil bales
serne MarvinOO bskts oil Gepi-s jars dates Msrcero
IL kegs fish 10 orange flower Antoal25 cases wine Is
do vsrmouth Is do absyntle 2l0 bskss oil to order
MOBILE-Schr Brown-72 bbs turpentine to Blessey
&co-72d Price, Converse Il Smith,
PENsACoLA-schr Mzzie Mezek5 600 feet lumber 81 900
laihs 500 cubic feet door and sash simpson Doar.
TAMPA BAY-Schr venice-In ballast.
PENSACOLA-Schr Civility-In ballast.
PENsACOLA-Schr Bradord-6O 900 feet lumber 254O0
| laths to Pooley, Nicol &co
HORN IsLAND-schr Elma-5O0 bbs sand to order.
| BAY ST LOUIS-schr kae-60 cords wood to order.
ANTE RIvER-Schr High Water-SO cords wood to order
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr United Sates-40 cords Of wood to
order i*-.-- h-.-5
| BAY ST LoUIs-schr Eolo-30 cords wood to order.
PEARL RIvER-Schr EliEsbeth-30 cords wood to order
| CovINGToN-schr Sea Brd-5 900 bricks to order.
PEARL RIyER-sehr Henry Latour-so0Oo feet lumber to
| J R Elliott.
| RIGOLETTS-schr Ann-4O0 hbls shells to order. .
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sssAztp cAhAvSs Balloch. for New YORK viz Havana.
ssP es B;1s # .: Z:
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP. Flsndss fe Sabine Pas nasss-Bsr
s.ssnshp Mss,so ls,: from Indianoa and Galveston
Ship Golden Eagle Son. from Liverpool septsmbe sssh
Ship Mary xdeins watts u days from Philadelphia %
Ship Ghesso Chase. from Liverpool October ls
ship shsIidan Russell 4 days from New York Hyn
Ship znoss Peters. from Havre October 4th 70 maaeis
Ship GsssS sl, xorrel day. from Bossen Tosdiet
Bark soyntea smslley 10 days from boston,
Bark wilson, Peacock from Philadelphia, cEsevy
leo
seAr Ls Teset days from rsn'-eo'. 70 master
Schooner vence Black days from Tampa Bay to Asssr
sehr Gviiy wnslow. days from Pensacola to MASTER
schr Bsdrd TsyOr two days from Penssso. to Poo'sy
81. y. KS :. I Es.,s:.a
81. EsIs S.is ,s:y 7. IeSi: s:siP
r. hsa gf aas s,.ss a Is s.
schr Anna, Frost. from Rigoletss-Basin.
II sTEAMBoATs.
ks,shs sa lss s.;. s.:n as a
j f FsSss Smith from raaassi.
81 S 4ssa s5 MA 'ss S;ssss
) judah Tosio. E~ns '' ilom ' Camden.
oregon. Myers from Nobiis = i95l
Towboa. Ocean. Chapman from u. sc.n an
brought up ships Ghiesso and sheridan. ' '''f
80 de,n s
! ton
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LADIES' AUCTION AT 1856 CAMP STREET.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr.. Auctioneer, -
II Office, rs Common street:
THURSDAY, Goth inst, and Saturday. the
18th inst l0 o'clock, the store No. l66 Camp street,
between Julia AMI Glrod streets will be sold
splendid Of rich Dress Goods and Trimnings
elegant k and Cloth Tamas Nenlas and Coaks fine Paris
Emboderes French Cahmeres Aerinoes !nfants'
Robes and Coak Zephyr Wrappers children
and large variety other Staple and Fancy Goods also nne
Wool Blankets Countepane Quilts and
declining business. 49,,
are respectfully informed that they will not be admitted
nrTERMS-Cash. MA
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m CHILDREN.s BALL, AT ODD FELLOWS,
~ HAL-Pof VEG AS respectfully Informs his frenas
M and the public in general that his nrst CHILDRENB
Odd Fellows, Hail. when his pupils will exhibit the Fancy
Dances appropriate for Children and the Fashionable
Quadrille.
The Ball st half past o'clock p NJ con-
nue until II O'Clock after which the Ball for the Adults win
begin.
Prices Of Admission-adies and Children not pupi ee
Gentlemen 81 80 Pupils, free. Sg ~ n
Ladies' and Children wishing obtain iuvitsous plsss
send Mr.. J. VEGAS, at DAD Fellows Hall dsnkemsn,s
Ticket Office, the night Of the BAH. Ts77i
No will be admitted he his Ticket q NE
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LARGE WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, INSURANCE
Scrip etc.
BY PALFREY CO..
Once, No. q Camp street
O. t. g. DupuY. .................... Auctoneer.
CATURDAY, the 2Sth inst, at IL o'clock M,
. will public auction, Banks Arcade, Magazine
street. - -.
sundry STOCKS. BONDS and INSURANCE SCRIP, as per
catalogue which will ready for distribution at the Auction
eer's otice on Saturday morning. 80
B-Orders will received the Auconeers Office until
Friday evening n26
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SUCCESSION DE MAX HONANN-AAISON EFT TER
rain La Live Oak.

PAR N. vIGNIE. Encanteur.
TEUDI 10 decembre 1857, midi pArcnde
u Magasns, dun ordre de rhonor
Cou de District de Ia Nouvele Orleans date du
q 1851 No pour lie compe de la dite succession
en- vene publique, il sera vendu-
UNE CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams lie Quatrieme Dis
dams Pflet borne les Live Oak HUT
eme Neuvieme des Nagasis 81 pieds de face la
rue 81 ped pouces de profondeur entire gnes
PARALLELS Ensemble mason bois contenant deHx
chambres, citerne, hangad, etc.
CONDITIONS-Compant nc At
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a FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAOs
4 SHEMY7Aadame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor nnA
step-dadgh Of Mime Arraline BROOKE announces hse
IN first TUESDAYS in November, NJ EAGLE HALL -
~ Prytania street, near the WidoNs Retreat.
Smiths School will be conducted heretofore
always subject to the advice and examination OF Msdams
Brooks islIa M sifst5 titas sls
All Partisan Ballroom and Faacy Dances win b
taught. including the much admired Lancers-
The terms Of the Academy will remain rs before.
HA Chdren's Soiree will be given occasionally through
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

Per ship Golden Eagle from cabin and 80 in the
Per ship Sheridan from New York; cabin and g. In the
RI ship Chicago from Lvepool cabin and . in the steer
Per ship Zenobs Hae-6 cabin and 155 in tho steerage
ship Golden Star from Bosop-nr Hatch, Webster
Mrs Keen and child Miss Noble Pearce
Pearce Pesrce Pearce Master Pearce and brother Mss
A Nnthorn. and ID In the steerage. la 49,
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SUCCESSION. OF MAX HoMANN-HoUsE AND LOT ON
Live Oak street.

,,Uy y; os IuNIs ~ 1Nml,.. Ie.1 ~
Banks Arcade Magazine street. At IL O'Clock NJ, by viz
order from the honorable the Second District Court OF
New Orleans 9th October 1851 No. 308for account
Of said succession, At public auction will be sold.
CERTAIN LOT situaed in the Fourth District OF this
CITY, in the square bounded by Live Oak Eighth Magazine
Ninth measuring 81 feet front Live Oak by depth
inches between parallel lines Together with
House containing cistern yard she'd
TERMS-Cash. n6 At
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Singing 5ntslligenfs.
FalDAY, November ", 1857.


stssnap Cahawbs, Bulloch, for New York Wis Havana
ahip Hsmpden, Bulman, for Cad,x Baxter IoyeiI "a
Ship Marathon, Tyler. for Hayre j. r Winter Ies
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nApplicaons for Ladies' Invitations will be made Do
JAMES FURNEAUx Secretary, lo Poydras street.
Of the above Managers iH1 -.
n9rMembers Of Mount Aoriah Lodge please xppeas
the Ball in full Blue Lodge RegAlia. 81
Hkembers Of the fraternity, Ball re-
quesed to the Regaa sppesning their rank
d -.ussl-A Az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

nSWEGO STARCH-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
" on hand large supply of this celebrated article and
now prepared increased demand We have only
saw TO those who tried it, call and sample pack
age only give trial establish its
iority over all other kinds.
We furnish the trade at New York prices, this
Hme not above the brands offered in this Market
Agents for this city, - =
JOSEPH II. MARKS & CO.,
43, As and At New Leyee street,
nH Ct and 49, So and 81 Fulton.
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MEMORANDA.

p Capt Morel Of the ship Golden Star reports having
experienced gale the 18th inst lat 05 long Is So
in which lost mainop gallant and sprung manmass On
the 9Th inst IS 2 long 65 49, Jos Herre, Of Portugal
man fell overheard and drowned. ne -
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EXPORTS.

skNEw YORK via HAvANA-steamship Cahawba-16sbales
cotton, $3.50 bbs -four, 100 pkgs mdse
CADIz-ship Hampden-l94, 600 slaves, $50 bbs -four.
HAvRE-ship Marahon-29N bales cotton, sos hides, IS
bdls shocks. "a ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27
SPOKEN.

~ By Capt More, Of the ship Golden Star, the 18th
inst Double Headed Shot Keys ship Jenny Lind from New
port, Wales, bound to Havana.
~ By Capt RUSSELL Of the ship Sheridan the 2lst inst,
of Sand Key ship Adelaide Bell hence for Liverpool
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

British Ship nlustrious, Miles, from 10 Hcushtou.
Rankin 6co. IN
Ship Hartford, Mckay, days from New York, to Wood
run &co. s35 sl35, y
Ship Gertrude Doane, from Liverpool Oct 4th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

SUCCESSION DE JAMES HANLEY.
PAR T0URNE THOMAS, Encanteurs
Bureau 70 Exchange Alley.
SAMEDI, lie &c decembre, 1857, n midi, dams
y la rotonde de FH6el ST. Louis, yeu dun orde de
Honorable District de la Eouvee Orleans
date du IL sepembre 1851 No. 29, lie compile de
dite succession
EDWARD, grifon, age d'envron IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
L'acte de vente par devant R. J.Kerr, noaire public
ms d5 u 10 26
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES HANLEY.
BY TOURNE l. THOMAS, Aucnoneers.
Office ~ Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, the Goth December, 1857. at
- o'clock, NJ in the Rotunda Of the st. Louis Hotel by
order from the Hon p H. Morgan Judge Of the
District of New Orleans dated September IL 1857
No. IL. 1877, for account of said succession
EDWARD, grit boy, about Is years.
HN-TERNS-Cash.
Act R. Kerr notary public the expense
Of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

G. NJ. RUTHERFORD R. ". LONG.
n M. RUTHERFORD & LONG, AUCTION
". EERS. Oice-No q Natchex street and Arcade Pas
sage, New Orleans.
kSpecal given the sale of Slaves, private
well pubc-havng ample quarters for l50 slaves No. Iii
Carondelet street. sci 3m
GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIONEER AND AP-
" PRAISER will give special attention this sales
Of Real Estate and Slaves lat public also Success
sions Stocks Insurance. Port Warden Damaged Cotton Ves
sels Cargoes, Goods in Store Furniture etc.
Having had eight years. experience in this city, he socits
continuation of patronage and will give prompt attention to all
orders.
Office No. Commercial Place sel6 6m
UCTION NOTICE-MoNTGOMERY 4 SMITH,
IA General AuctioneerB and Apprssers-Ofce Old Auction
Mart, 81 Camp street.
sales every description promptly attended to- viz:
Real Estate Slaves Cargo Succession etc. We now
for coDsgnmens of New Second hand
other Goods to be sold at auction private sales.
Liberal cash advances made consignmens.
MONTGOMERY SMITH,
sel6 II 81 Camp street.
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally Office, IS Common street, next of Camp
street. SCI ly
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
Edward F. Gay, ESQ

This gentleman who is the State Engi-
neer, and has charge of the Internal I'm.
provements of Pennsylvania, sojourned
with us over night last Wednesday in
Bloomsbury. MIR. GAY, is Practical
and Scientific Canal and Rail Road En-
gineer, having spent somc thirty years of
bis life in the public service, and is ac-
knowledgedly the ablest Engineer in all
the Commonwealth. He has been on duty
in the examination of the Public Improves
ments on the North and West Branches
the principal portions of which he reports
to be in tolerably good condition and is
himself most estimiable gentleman and
very efficient Public Officer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
Stirring up the Animals.

Our brief article Of last week, announce
ing that "7he PhiliSines were upon u.s."
has had the effect of arrousing the dormant
energies Of our Republican neighbors, and
melting them to bitter vituperation. DR..
BRowER, Of the american, does not ap-
pear to take it so much to heart as does the
I'd tor of the Republican. Perhaps this
may be accounted for, from the fact, that
the first named of these gentlemen, has had
more experience in newspaper-war fare,
aud hence, is t quite SO verdant as his
worthy colleague But, to the point
In reference to DR.. Brower's discovery,
that we had signed an advertising con.
tract for sl2, for which he is to get S24,
per annum, we need only siy, that we did
no such thing. Hence, the bottom has
fallen clean out Of his argument. We
knew nothing of the contract in question,
until we read of it in the american, nor
have we ever yet seen it, but have since
been informed by the young men 10 our
Office, that they had made some such ar
rangement with stranger last week iu our
absence.
We admit, that we are sometimes i'm.
posed upon and make occasional mistakes.
We lay no claim to infalibility. Thepoint
with us was not advertising but the price
Of subscriptions. We join him heartily,
on this score, after hearing his own story,
in the apostrophe of "shoo rats"
As to DR.. JOHN, we are rather sorry, that
our good-naturcd article should have so
essentially disturbed his risible sensibili.
ties We trust he will survive the effects
of the several shocks he imagines he has
received from our "sky-rocketS," and be.
come wiser man and better citizen-the
DR., is tolorably clever fellow-with the
advantages of increasing experience. And
we shall here only add, that we sincerely
hank him for the sen sible conclusion of
his principal paragraph, in which the pub.
lie are advised, to Ego over to Democratic
Head Quarters and subscribe for the
CoIpp,5ja Democra1.n
With both Of our nOighbers, who appear
10 understand the main principles of Rat,
ology, we hope the Conventi IN will "comt
on and 60 off. y Whether it will be raj
affair, with DR.. JOHN, we cannot now tell
But since he has announced his determine
tion to attend, it is not unlikely that the gen.
nine article may be seen there with Ing.
tail.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
The "Press," by Col. Forney.

"The Press" is the name Of the new
Democratic paper about to be started in
the city of Philadelphia, by Col. JOHN W.
FoRNEY. The first number will be issued
on or before the first of August, 1t is
scarcely necessary for US to say, what is
already known, that Col. Forney is one of
the most talented and vigorous political
writer's oi the day, and his ardent devotion
10 the principals Of the Democratic party
are such as cannot fail to rally around his
P per hosts of enthusiastic supporters, not
only in Pennsylvania, where he can count
his friends by tens of thousands, but all
over the Union. We wish him abundant
success in bis new enterprise, and have no
doubt that he will both deserve and COM
mand it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
Violent Storm.

A storm of great violence passed over
this place about 7 o'clock, on Sunday
evening, by which the Methodist Church,
of this Borough, was badly damsged. The
gable.end fronting the West was blown in,
and about two. thirds Of the roof on one
side of the Church and about one half on
the other, was blown off. The joice and
heavy timbcrs of the upper floor were bro
ken down into the body Of the church,
destroying the Pulpit, and about two thirds
of the pews, and the church furniture
generally. This was the largest and finest
church building in our town, and has been
in use only about two years, it having been
completed and dedicated in 1855. The
loss sustained falls heavily upon the con-
gregatIon, though we have no doubt our
citizens. who are ever ready to lend a
helping hand in any commendable enter
prise, will generally contribute towards
repairing oil damages. elearn workmen
Will lnlmeulately commence making tne
necessary repairs.
A barn near this place, belonging to
DR.. James Rankin, was also partly unroof-
ed, and a number Of fruit and shade-trees
about town were broken off and blown
down.
A stable at Port Penn belonging to Mr..
G. Dugan, was struck by lightning during
the storm, and shock of wheat in field
belonging to MIR. William M'Michael, about
mile from town was struck by lightning
and consumed.
The storm lasted but few minutes but
was one Of the NEST terrible with which we
have been visited fog loug time. IN uncy
Lumimary.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
Amendments to the State
Constitution,

The citizens of Penr sylvania will be
called upon at the next October election
to vote in reference to some very important
amendments to the Constitution of the
State, not to be found in detail in our
advertisements. There are four alterations
proposed, which will be voted upon sepa-
rately. They are
|. In relation to the crea ion of Public
Debts.
2. In reference to the erection Of new
Counties.
3. In relation to Legislative Apportion .
ment and the election OF Representative
by single districts
A. In relation to Charters of Incorpora-
ton, and proposing to give the Legislature
power to alter or revoke any charter when
deemed necessary.
These points possess extraordinary in
terest, and they should not be decided upon
without due consideration.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
Stoes' Silver Cornet Band,

This celebrated Band from Danville,
under the direction of Mr.. G, SToEs, made
their first visit to our town, on Thursday
last, since the procurement of their beauti-
full and vichly oroamented SILVER MUSICAL
instruments, and discoursed "sweet music
for the audience in attendance at Mr..
EatonS Select SrhooL Eahijuion. The
Company consist of sixteen Musicians,
very gentlemanly young men, and all well
versed in musical science. We were de-
lighted with their performance, as were
the immenseaudience in attendance, end
shall ever be happy to welcome them to
the immunities of Blnomsburg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

THE dersigned, r xecu tor of,he Estate OF WesIev
Roat, deceased, win offer al Pub Iit Sale, upon The
pre- misses, on
SATURDAY, the Sd Of Octo6er nert,
At O'Clock, = NJ +, the farm belonging to the said
estate situate in uemloc township. Col umbiR CO
eontai ming
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres
and Thirty-Seven Perches,
And Adjoinin ing lands OF Hugh Mcbride, John Mercy.
nolds Peter Appeman Caleb Barton Sr. and Sylyes.
ter Purseli. Iii situate in the
IrOn Ore Region
OF Columbia county, Two m lies oD Bloomsburg nd
on the public highway leading to Buckhorn. branch
OF hemlock creek passes through the premises and
The whole farm is in fair state Of cultivation The
improvements are large new frame
MANSION HOUSE,
a new ana commodious frame tenant house. n In,Re
new bank BARN new wagon house. and other oui
buildings entirely new. Posses sion will be given on
the st Of April, 1883
Conditions win be maus known eu the day Of sale,
by WILLIAM NEAL,
Bioomsburg, July s5, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
Sale of the State Works.

The Councils of Philadelphia have auth.
orized Mayor Vaux to vote, as the
representative of the city on its Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad stock, in favor of the &ati6ca-
ton Of the purchase of the Main Line by
the Directors, at the meeting of the stock.
holders to be held on the Goth instant.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

be pleased to be notified by directors or
others at any time, respecting the time of
opening the schools, the time they will
continue open or anything else of interest
respecting their welfare.
WIN. BURGESS.
MILLyILLE, july 90, 1867.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

S@- Our FARM JOURNALS, are here
for July. The work improves in interest
as it advances in age. We esteem it the
best agricultural work in the land, and
should be patronized by every Farmer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
NOTICE.
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE next term OF this School will commence nm
l. MONDAY, 9TH of September next. and continuo
leven weeks. Pupils are received at any time.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common Eng'is sh studies, a.
Higher English Studies and CT assies,........... .
To meet ieque st of present pupils and " o,h.,
pa rtirs md tru in the proi, ed coopernton n,
niends | have determined 10 organize, on The IN
of August next, Teachers Glass, to time TIN
mon hs. The charge ior tuition wi be five d0lst,
for the scs siGn.
Any Information respecting the scheme of In,,tue
tion. Boa rting &c, will be promptly given, on ami
ca tion 10 me. eth er perfonally, or Ly note.
B. r. EATON
Bioomsburg, June %, 1874
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
E0~Judge Thorn pson has at length del

sO~Judge Thompson has at length deliv.
cred an opinion in the District Attorney
case of Philadelphis. He decides that
Mr.. Mann, who contested the right of Mr.
Cassiday,was elected by about 600 majority
of the legal voters. OF course the decision
displaces Mr.. Cassiday, and the tight to fill
the vacancy will devolvo upon the Court
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

Rs1- WILLIAM BURGESS, Esq, County
Superintendent of Public Schools, (fer
Columbia,) will accept our thanks for the
presentation Of a copy of the "statues at
Large, and Treaties of the United States
of America, commencing with the first
session of the Thirty-Third Clngress, for
ls53--ls54.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

heS- Col, Joseph Paxton gave sump-
tuous and elegant dinner to number OF
his personal friends, at his mansion, in
Cattawissa on the Fourth
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

Da- We hope there may be full attend
ance in the Grand Jury Room of the Court
House, on this evening, (Saturday,) for
the purpose Of raising Military Company
in Bloomsbury.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25

g6- New CHURcH.-The new Luthern
Church, is now nearly finished, and will be
dedicated to the worship of G cd, we believe,
in few weeks. 1t is one of the most
magnificent Churches in the country, and
great credit is due to the contractors for
the rapid progress they have made, in its
erection.