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GILDFRsLTEvE - VAN DE WATER = In St. Georges
Church, H.mpsesd Long Island Tueseay June BY me
Rev WIN H. Moore Mr. MaborD q. GIdertleve 70 Miss
Josie Van Dew ster. both Of Hemstesd.
KEYNTON-sMITH-O Thursday May a. At S. Lukes
Church b., the Rev. Alexander Leonard John keynton to
Kitty Smith.
SMITH - CULVER In the New England Congregational
Church, Brooklyn f. D. on Tuesday nonins jane BY he
Of To. NwYork Journal Medicine 20 Miss Luce e. ED
est daughter Of the Hon T. d. Culver Of the former city.
WIMAN-BROWN--At Fair Haven Cayuga County, y. y,
SUNDAY May 20. BY the Rev. Hiram Woodruff, Mr. Sidney
Wmsn Of Sterling Miss Jennie IL Brown, eldest laughter
of the Rev. william 6. Brown Of the Town o. Woico.t
WALTFRS-McALIS rER-On Friday, May 3, by the Rev.
T. NJ John Mr. George W Waters oil Brooklyn, 70 Miss
Utser McAl.h;eI " Ibis city.
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n .ans1p AUSTRIA, for Hambnyg Southamp,oa-couut
de Raben 81 tvsnt Cnsres G. Hermann, Mrs De Bs,sn
ss.,r and child Mrs Amman John Rust, wife. children
and servant Thorbecke, wife and chidren ~ Scherr
sud wife Mira j. Lasowi,z aud dansiets Doc jose fenna
Dor Nicos Mascara Don Felix Lauer Henry Nerdipger ME-
Hevmsnn family 4. ID. Tote Gustav Ns.5orS o. heye,
vii. and child Lackemsnn, Mr.. WeissenbOtn r. Pssen-
stedt wife Children Mrs A. seen Niles Lsnse,
Mrs. Bsssch f. Bassch MIRA Waterman a-d children. Hugo
Pastor Ward Hepburn Mr. Schnscebeck Mt Chrstansea,
Rsph Elias Kie.oock ~ Hrschfsd Dr. Frcke. = Huber
Louis Go,risn R Lubbock, Mr.. Gorrsen and ~f-, Mss
Huttsr George Kuecken III. Schpicke, NJ Fielder. Aug:
Schmidt N L. Berte.en. wife aod nfsnt use Pus wife add
servsnt Raph Peck L. BluGsnthaL r. and NJ Herbs Mchset
Hetr H. Dufour and lady, Henry Heinz and servant Alex
snde Mr. Freudnsener. Anton Benuy, g Alters; wife ana
2chdren; Vosland, J. Ruee, Msgdslene Simon Ham
sen j. schcees aud wife John Oyster Louis Feh', M JS-
hsnuseu Noa c. f. Schelkopt D. Schroeder, NJ hant-
mann Gss.nan and wife Mueller Rob H. Hunt and -s'
Mrs Rsz. Leopoldine ksk C. BTockentbsl K W. tinhen-
burg Miss Sedinger C. H. Wehe, O. Nosschute, H. kemAer,
Henry r. imer lady and child w Hoander H. kaathsnpt,
wife and chdren FIR JENNIE wife and chdren Mr. Burger
and wife jung Cath Franz L. SmonsoD Richard Rsn Dr.
d Schneider Aue Rotns Wagner A schunk, Ssriedt-
nsn wife aud children A. Bemheiner Mrs Lambert brother
and child Theodore Dam and wife jacob Becker Ms Chr
Resch Andrew Dubois Edw Philip, JAG Appe Joa District
Francois Gsrde Pierre Gssnon Saner aud WIFE ~ Md
ling d. STEINER Jean Garcia, j. B. Iurbehe, Louis Schee,
Rud LANCE F. C. Becker Chss de CGsts. Geo kaufman, T.
Moeer stoepe Aug Fries MI Wennan, Ant WoeT'
ing and AZ In stessse-Total So
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK............ /.
Cleared.

acknowledgements, Crowe Portland, H. b. Cromwell
4 Co; Caleeona GseeT, Baltimore, III. b. Cromwell CO.
Sbip-Reporter Howes San Frarcisco W. T. Cosmsa 20.
BaIas- Augu Jeanette Puss Schwerdtege Glsgow,
Funch Meineke; Express sGndbury. Haysns p " K,.s
Co. Amelia (Br( Awkward, Liverpool II j. Dewof; r C.
Alsxand-r @errymsn Cienfneeo,, w III cell Co. Mary
Elizabeth Hichborn City Point H. r. Buck CO.; Albertna
Bertop Havana, Taylor Il Co.
Bhss-West, Studlsy Galveston. d. c. Murray Fsusiina
Berry, ST. Jsgo H. ID. Brookman Co.
Schoon.r-R Baker Kelly, Gloucester, A. Howes; J. A.
Stanley, Jackson Wilmington, McCeady, Mott Co Sea
Bre ze Wiley Sagua la GRANITE H. BrOokman Co. A. 3.
Csprop Novel; Newcastle master; c. Minerva (Br Morse
Nassau j. EDeas; l.. Wedmor- Robinson, New Haven, j.
O. Pesr,s Hspsr, Hopkins Grand Turk, {. T. Knox Co.
Sea Bird Carlow. Philsdelpbis, J. Smith Co.
SlooI-Harves. CorwiD, Pro- idsnce. Kenny.
Steamer Elizabeth, Young Baltimore w. Dazen.
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NEW BEEF.
York Ydrds---BHys Ydrds-

D.
ToraL OLD AND Nrw BEsF.-City Mess = las, month, :
year, S. City Prime, L; lss month, las.
year Repscked Mess 679; last month"; $751; last year
i0s7 lacked Chicago Mess 40; last month 2 las,
year ASST Railroad Beef 100 las. month, 49, last year. ISL
Refuse Mess IA lest month es5 last year 05s Refu,e Prime
u; month y last year l5 Other Refuse lS7 last
year, g. Tierces Prime Mess 3] last month
year, e64 Country Mess IA last month 800; year.
$50. Country Prime, - last month. - last year, Unin.
spected tcs. 2.98; last month Ss2l last year Unin-
rectd, bbs l. 9i last month 2318 as year q 692. Totals
1918; last mouth, z 672 last year. 654
RlCEFaTther sales have been made o so tcs a: - d3c
quality.
sUGARS-The market has favored sellers 10 the extent Of an
!d!c uneer s,pecusiye feeling The sales have been large
reaching $50 hide fully third on speculation ard the bal
gersr,y fneIs; included IN the transactions
2t0 hhcs Cuba Safe generally 646ic Ito hhts Porto
Rico 5d6le ~ hbds Texas S. so hhds low grade New
Orleans 43 R-6uei unchu Eed 5tarts quotations
quoted lot for Leaf Ice for Cst ed &c for Circle
Crushed. ard &c. for Ground
SPCES-We hsar OF ssles Of 20 bales Glove. baz.
Pepper A. S0olc. aud 80 bags African Ginger ct.
SEEDS The inquiry fair tor Rough Fax at 81 s0a 81 IS
2 bu.b. Of ID 10 Timothy and Clover Seeds q1. and
prices onlint.
sALT-The demand fair for Liverpool fine full prices
on Gioupd beer If sale Of d0 sacks private
STEARlN-Tbe market is well supplied and holdeu are
firm sales Of 10 oe 10 good Western White lItc cash
TALLON-The supply IN of the demand and the
market heavy sales u 90 10, At lO9o!c Rough Fat
steady ~ =, cesh.
TOBACCOThere moderap demand a. full prices; saes
of u bhe, Kentucky a. 7a2lc 1888 bales Havana 3qRc
20 ess' seedsa At & 90 Sa,ns $50 81 Djmneo and IS
Asnts 90 private teTms-tbe latter two sas for
TIN Block f'n Is s-ruinsy held with mach 6rmuess
hut DO net learn N important ssss hsnds and
oobre prices which oc for Bsnes ami s930c for
strait each ard months hardly b. regarded fair critic
ZION Of ih. m1bst Fls;esue still dull q heavy.
WHlskf-1he demand for his article moderate u 2tc. ;
10 10 held ct z2c
WHALE1ONE-The uskss . rather 6Qu bot prcss sensr
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Receipss Of Produce-,TrNy I.

Bv Erie Railroads. 500 bbls Flour 10 do. Whisky 27s pr
Provisions 20 40 Cheese SIS Co. Butter SO do T1bscoo
,iaes Leather rs rolls do. q bales Wool, do HEMP
~ rae North Rirey Bo1ts-962o bush. Nhe 9f5 do. Ce
Cf6 DO Gate 6Ga pkgs Provisions.
Iy Hudson Rire, Railroad for the geek sHdine May sos
head Cattle lO2 CO. Calves do Sheep IS do Hors-s 50 d.
Live Hoss 5 pigs Butter, LIS do Cheese DO Poaltry
los DO Eggs do Ashes 81 do b. W Fo - do. Fruit rs
10 Paprr bbb Fish 80 and Al bbs Beer, do Flour
IS DO Apples $40 bush Malt IS do Bsans it2j do Pc
e52 bsls Hsy IS do Hops do. WOOL p tuns Marble 81 do.
Slate SIS sides Leather, l7s5O gals. Milk
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The statements of the PhiIsdelphia Banks for the

The deposits of gold at the United States Mint, Phil
a3ephia for the month of May were, from all sources,
$3l3 AGO. The deposits Of silver for the same time
were s2O6 $50. The lumber Of Old cents received in
exchange for the new were equal to 1890 making the
total deposits for the month 1858 $50. The gold coin
see for the same time was $685. $50 in double eagles
and $l2 29l in gold dolsrs-n all 1881, Al The silver
coinage was 900 in half dollars, sl59 in quar-
ters and s33 GOO in half Dimes beside $500 in three
cent pieces-in sll s24672O. There were conei dur
rg the month 1900 600 cents of the value of $22 OOO
Total number of pieces Of all kinds coined during the
month"; 81 ,2O0.
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
1.-THE money market is easier than ever. The
bs, X hold Sc coo 600 in specie, and the amount
due them all around is considerable"
The London Times of May Is notices American
stocks as dull and without material alteration. Canada
bonds were ia demand snd higher. IL notices sales on
he Eth of Illinois Central shares q. lOl snd ii dis
count. ditto 3 cert bonds of 1873 at SO, and Penn
yvaLis Central sterling bonds ct $50 S6 and s6i. 1t
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invited TO accompany . scientific gentleman to this
land of sod the osce hsppy hunting grounds OF the
Cherokees; where, il gold hst sot been discovered,
Ii red an of the forest would still be proudly roam
ipe over the urdulating slopes and amid the lofty
pines and sp reading osks Of this beautiful and truly
beautiful country.
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Steamship HamnOpia tHamb., screw, scbwensen, Ham
Co. May p m OF Block Iaud passed hip Cornelius
Gnue Fletcher from London passed Deal April ~ for New
Z. NJ steamship Alabama schenck Savannah 50 hours,
exchanged signals with steamship Keystone State 1880 m,
EXCHANGED signals with steamship Columbia $50 M, ex-
steamship uDt:ye Post s. hours mdss and pass
oa G..mS. CO Sunday % miles OF % c:se
tom n, of stieiss, passed Montgomery hence
steamship Memphis Watson Charleston md.e. to H, 3.
Cromwell Co May ST. 10 miles north Of Haseras saw u s.
Steamship PO;omac, Powell Baltimore 60 hours mdso to H.
ship Mediator Coffin NewOe.ns Cea s. w. Pass May ~,
%d.e FO. Had %sds;o;e and pes.Gs -ssass until
bowed oesa to pieces; 9Th Bsrnsgat wind ffo@ 20
mnstonl seeiiag to s 2s:h still gale from N f. and
md,e and coal to Barclay Livingston May 2 lat A. lon o.
SHIP Atlantic, Worth Boston day. in b4l.., to W. T FrGst
Bark Palestine of Portland Bowes Singapore jan e Re,
saDE s'e Is p:f :sd ssS AnS1o
Bark FredL Demng Higgins Para nsy 10 hides rubber &c'
Big John C. Refer Ccf B.more), Fisher, EsarsoPR,
days. sugar and to Merrill Abbott Ws days Of
Bhs Fanny Field of Prospect H.rri%n, Rs%saIs: M
Bhi Essex of Hnp.ws sennst. Remedies Ny Is sugar,
&c 70 Walsh Carver Chase waa7 days N Of Egg h''''r'
Big BE-. Barnard tof Buckspor) COmbes Cenfeso' Mays
Brig Irene (o H,rlustoD wa ssla River, Ga, 10 days.
ship timber to Brett, Son Co. a.,
Big Philip Lssbes of Ba; Hall Dahen u days timber to
Schr Ida Mailer Hubbard St. Bartholomew May D. fruit
..eeTins n E. -
scir Moses wsrins CroweI Portsmouth, N H., uadss
s. w. Lewis Co.
sbr POLK ssshuseD. Humscoa P r. May ls molasses to
Schlessinger, Andersen Co
ScLr DIV. Sp.llman Spelmsn, Providence for Albany
sctr Bay STATE. Sherwood. Boston, Dayton sprsgue
Schr Ch.rub, Bailey Bath days. lumber
soop James Laughter, Smith, New London. oil On Sunday
morning ashore Niger Point Came of Monday
mornrg with oss OF fore foot and part Of rail.
Steamer Curew Wiiaus Providence 20 Issss Odel.
Az ID. 10. inst passed schr ashore Hogs Back Hell
Gate.
steamer Charles ossod, Smith Norwich and ewLOnds.
ud.c TO E. n. Rockwell
Planet, SHAW, Philadelphia md.e 10 " Briggs
Steam Tsconey, Wilson Philadelphia, mds- TO Bhgss
SALED-S;esmshlp Austria (Hamb Heydmsun, Ham
burg ships Fides hssi. for Liverpool Union Davis for
New Orleans Whism Tell, Funk, for Lyerpool-h- Tel
ohoreo a. Quarantine
BELOW Brig Manus, Park, Kingston, JAM April a. Also
enc brig
WIND-During the day from 8, and light.
The schr. Pndsr from Providence for PHILADELPHIA
ashore oil Sunday morning Hogs Back He0ate AID fill
o. water
The O. s stenu fss.e Wab,sh sailed Qusranrne $50
& n for Jamaica
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WEWJERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CRY CoNnoS Council PRoCEEDisGs.-
The Council met last evening st their Hal IN the
Lyoeam; AID. THUEsros occupying the char, and all
the members present.
Board and City Officers TO be present at the annual
meeting Of the Ne wJersey Railroad Compsn ON the
forenoon Of theth inst at which time the new Depot
at jersey City will be opened.
A communication was received from the Board OF
Eu cation in reference 10 the nadequscy VI tho school
buil6pgs; that they are overcrowded, and conse-
quenty unhealthy. They ssk for increased acoommo-
s..ions. Communication referred TO Committee on
Education.
The annual estimate OF the Board of Education for
the amour, d money required for the supper, OF the
public schools for the ye.T 1853 presented as fol-
1o<e:
ell 900 Boob and s.stiopery... 1870
r. psip.............. 30 ineds suL .xtsnses... so
Warming Gnd vepi,sing LOO -
Esnt Of eolored school. Isl Total H. SIS
Tse Board also ask for special spprcpsstcn Of az
bsasi $50 ioI tie support 6 rs NoTa& School TIE
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AociDIsT on THE NIw-JERsEY CENTRAL RAIL
KoAD.-Esrly yesterday morning when the frat down
.rsin the Central Road was passing between Somer-
vile snd Boundbrcok, the locomotive Wa suddenly
thrown of the track reversed and turned bottom up
ward. The engineer, Wson Parks. was seriously
injured thst hs recovery is doubtful. The conductor
Welstead, sustained severe internal injuries. The
passenger remained upon the track and were soon
stopped without any ore being injured. The accident
was caused by the dror of q freight car, which had
pissed along during the night, becoming detscned
from the car and falling ecross the rails, which was
not discovered by the approaching train IN time to
prevent The casually.
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Pnssenaera ArriYed.

In se1 nship Hdmmonid from HGmbug ria Southampton
Mr. Buch Mr. Altman B. II. Mayer Aug Doench C. Gehrea
bech Aug Aufermann J. y. Alexander j. H. and Therese
Holm an Anoinee Buren,, II. Buren,, Christ Finch A.
Caroline Jenny Bella and Ina Dus Arabela Peters Mr.
Lobbe Elizabeth Dowrey and M In second cabin anc st~'
MINIATURE ALMANAc.... THIS DAY. ~
grx-Rixs $3.50 SUy-Sets... 7:25 Moos-Rises. II $40
HIGH wATER......THlS DAY
Sandy Hook Is Cows Island. ll;6 HeuGste ..-:6
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, referred 70 he Committee ID p

port. snecal order os bus,-
ross. the appointment Of CnIei OF foAes "-u Two
aida v IN me following Tes-It;
CAlf-B.r jap,ln Aints r,sTIoin'td
90 Levi ". Toll aud Joha Ayfos
III, Cannon was eppolL Ted constable Of he Fir5,
WLsd, IN fiji a vacancy.
G.orse CLARK received the appointment of spec al
pelicemsn fer the railroad depot and ferry house.
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N.rket,-CAsrFrLLY REPosrED yos TIVE n. Y. rRisrss
TUESDAY, June |. 1855
AsHFs-The demand is stesiy and prices are I'M hanged;
sales ~ 100 bbls. Of So . N,
COTTON-The usrbet 10 heavy; ssles Of 500 baIeI We
torn er quotations The sLes aimee 18Th May have been
6Aa,, The .rpors $50 bales viz: 20 Liyerpoo 81 Or
rovO. U.yl, as Bremen, 50; Antwerp, %. We quote:
IEg-YosK cLsssIFicLrioa -
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Spoken.


Mach g. lat 81 81 g. lon "a 81 E. ship Thorwai.,n BEL
a days from Calcutta, for Liverpool
Msy H. lat 81 90 lon n S. ihip Isaac Boudman from New
Orleans Tor Liverpool.
My 81 at u H. lon 7i5l. bark Clara Windsor from Port
No as,e L., 81 o. Ion. II IS schs Rs from Elizabeth C'yh
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@Bkiyn Ydrds-


TorAL NEw PoRK-Clear 1855; last month, 9Sz this date
year 473 Mess 1892 last month, II 76l last year,
20 9 Thin Mess last month $40; last year. sol Prime
Mess 1885, astmonth iO7 last ss5 Flank ~ last month,
"a; year ST. Prime 67J last mouth, 0Ol5 astl year,
2ss Rumps 40; last MONTH 555 last year. 39 Refuse
Mess 516 last month siS last 900 Refuse Prime ss9;
425 year 4Sc Other Refuse 359 last month,
49, last year S3 Unnspected 4757 month 1855
year. S7 Totasi7 1874 last month"; Al $780, last year. 49,
BEEF.
Nsrr Io1k Xdr6a RI Inn A.
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yyhaiers.

Al s. Hsleta April 90 bark Tfoplc Bird for Coat Of africa
cruise with 30 bbls. OIL
May 81. Of Mensuk, chip Tsmesne from TslcsbaAno fr
New Bedford, $500 bbls whale and 80 sperm
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1900 Crorsek Nil r Ia 81 ~ Bank fCommerce. l5s
leo Milwaukee, CITY rs H1l 50 La Crosse Milwaukee 81
$500 Harlem r. rs 8lt 80 81. Mahs Fire Ina Co.lIo
sou Atlantic Mutps In. 10 Hope Fire Ins Conpy. vi
Scrip Of ,5S rs 10 American Express Co., est
Is American Exeh BANK .l02
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by TeIegraph.
CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. June L. The steamship Atlanta, Of Crom-
we's line, arrived from NevYork at ga
SAVANNAH June 1.-The steamship MONTGOMERY, Of
Cemwehs lire srrsed at the bar At 81 O'Clock a u.
Tie u NJ .'esDshp Florida, New.York arrived o. the
tsr A. ] o'clock Thu. norniug All well
NJ" -OkLEANS, May 3l-An ships Zsnobia and l. D.
Peters, from Havre.
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Marle,s. .Peported BY TIe,,r,ook

ally .u...insi ..iss 5000 small ossos.s for som. s-
.t Q 10 y n, essh.
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1887. 1883.
&l,i39,Tf OIL ~ 7s
23,Bl,Sl5 2,il6, us

Since Jan. ....... &237l8,bo S.9,ul,os9 hZioWSoi
The North American Fire Insurance Company has
de csred a sem-annusl dividend Of = cent, payable
on the 9Th inst The interest due today on toe bonds
of the New-York and Now-Iaven Railroad Company
will be paid at the office Of the Company No. isno-
yer street M Edward King has been admitted as
partner in the firm of Jas. G. Kings Soss. the Ma
rne LOSES Of May amount to thirty vessels with
a loss of property of $7l4 600. The aggregate for
1853 thus far is $il0i,0OO against -, il3ooO
same time in 1857. The business OF the Clear
Dg.House today was $l7,f7O,6'3. The Me.
tropolitan certificates are reduced TO $i6OOO.
s. Diapers daily auction sale OF stocks and bonds
will take place tomorrow "Wednesday, at III o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange. We are requested TO
state that Mr. Nicolays sses Of stock during the Sum
mer months will take place on Mondays and Thurs
days. He will hold special sales, however, on aoy
day that may be required. The coupon, Of the Belv-
dere and Delaware Railroad Company Six Per Cent
Bonds and Buffalo City Bonds are being paid by
Messrs. Durcsn, Sherman d Co. A receiver has been
appointed for the Nicaragua Transit Company Judge
Ceike of the Supreme Court in the suit OF the Penn
syvana Coa Company against the Accessory Transit
Con- pany, gave order Of reference to Samuel b.
Ruggles, esq m appoint receiver, and the referee
has appointed David Golden Murray, esq The proper
bonds have been fled, and he has entered upon his
duties The annual election Of the Cumberland Cosl
Company takes place the 7th inst, when there will
probably be some important changes in the arrange
mert Messrs Thomas & Martin, one of the
Oldest commission houses 10 Philadelphia, has
resumed payment. The amount Of bonds Cancelled
by the Illinois Central Company in May was s37 COO
making an aggregate Of $4,000.
The following are the Currency, Lsnd Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week corrected for US from
the rates current at the Banking Office of Msssrs.
Thompson Bros., No. Wall street:
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Ths Board also ask for special spvrcptist on Of az
hsst $50 loI tie support 6 tx NcTaN School TIE
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TIE DECLARATION OF ISDEPENDEscE.-The Board
Of Education last evening adopted resolution requr-
ing the principals Of the public schools to read the
Declaration Of Ipdepence TO the pupils under their
charge on the evening Of the day preceding the coming
Fourth ofJuly.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05
BEDFORD HOTEL
IND GENRRil. STiGE 0ERIGE

FsNIR subscriber respectfully begs leave TO an
d noHnce Ia his OH friends and the public gen
eraly, that he has leased and taken possession OF
tho h-'iford Hotel, lately IN The occupancy of
Co., ADAM Barn!.art. II is nHt his design 10
make macy professions to what he aid do hat
he pledges ms word that his most energetic eerts
VIII he ernfloyed to render comfortable ali whe
give him call. The house will be handsome Il
fitted up, and none hut careful and attentive s, r
wants viii he engaged. Persons visiting tic Bed :
ford Springs, as we'll these attending Cont
ana the travelling commpnity generally, are re-
spectfuily invited TO give HIM cali znd fudge To-
themselves.
u The stages all stop at this aotel.
e Boarders taken by me week, month or ysat
on favorable terms
Gs, Ample and comfortable stabIing is attached
to iris hotel, which viii slsays he attended hv a
careful hosteT. Also u safe and convenient car
iage house JOHN HAFER
BEDFORD April G. 1885,
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DRUGS, BGOhS IND STaGl0AEaT.
DR.. z. c. gEAMER,
EyEDFN2H. Ps.

~ AfiNG purchased the Drug and Book Siore
AA Of DR.. 5. D. Scott, has constantly on hand
al the old stand large aud well selected stock
of choice Drugs and Medicines wholesale ana re-
t'il, al OF wllch will be sold Oh iair terms. he
assortment consists in part of
Drugs aud GGemicais Dye Hoods a,,a fcids, Prints
and Otis, Hfndo1 Glass cnF C.idss Ware. 7o5ac-
co and >egcrs Perfsaaery, Fancy -1riicies. &C., &c
PATENT MEDlclSIs.-H Having the regular agency
for the sale Of many Of these meqicnes thu. nab
lie are assured that they are of the best; sucl as
have stood the test of time and experieuce and
can be safely recommended as genuine viz:
Iownsend's and Sands SarSaparIiia, Wistar,s
Falsam Of Wild Cherry. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
shchat's Life Pills and ihoenx bitters. Dr.
Jaynes Family Medicines, Eahnstocll s. li0ben-
sacks and other Yernifugt. Hoohand's German
Eitters, &c, &c,
Constantly on hand large stock o f historic.
geographical, scientific religious poetictl school
anG miscellaneous BOOKS.
Also great variety Of FANCY STATIONE-
R1 Cap. Post and rappiag paper OF ever,
Yuailty, Paper Nangings IN great variety. Win
dow Blinds, in patterns by the piece. Wall
Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
FLANK BOOKS OF ey"ry Size and quaIity-
Pocket Books and Port Mohu4ios Diaii:s. Blank
Deeds and iiorfga ges. gold Pens and Pencils
Combs, BRUSHES, Perfumery in great variety,
Soaps, &c., &c.
Lamps, ard Campfire Oil aud Burning Fluid.
kept constantly on hand
CHOICE LIQUORS Tor medical use; VOLTS
sc'eidam Schuapps, Gin, Port, Sherry and Ma
delra Wines
Fek 3 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-05
II. D. PEUGH, ETTlL Al FlSHBURA
hEU FANCY STORE.

MRS. II. D. PEUGH K Co., respectfully in
vito the attention OF the ladies of Bedford and
vicinity, 10 their new and handsome stock of
goods, just opeucd in esMann's Bailding," Ju-
hama StIe,t opposite DR.. Reamer's Drug Store.
These goods have been selected with the
greatest care, and a:e Of the latest styles and
tcs quality.
Their stock couSists in part of
N Aoire antique Silks,
All Wool De LANES,
DO do :" (pyihted,)
Black Gro de Rhine,
French Merino, (pain and printed.}
Moss Head Fringes,
Ruqle Laccs,
Ladies' Kid Gloves,
Ladies' Garntleis,
Gents Black Kid Gloves,
Black and Fancy Elastic Belts.
Chenille trimmings,
Chenille Scarfs
Chenille Head Presses,
Fancy French Corsets,
Ytlyeteeu, &c. &c.
Ladies aud Chiidrcn's B0YNETg, in great
variety.
4 general assortment OF Ladies' and Misses
SHOES, CATERS, OVER SHOES, d.
@ H "A ST LIS %
or every qlality and description.
PERFUHERY, EXTRACTS. JEWELRY,
&c &c,
Bedford. Oct. 80. 1857.