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NEW YORK Dec. ls.-Cotton is dun SALES OF 500
bales Flour sales OF 6 900 barrels State 81 rs
81 so Ohio, s. IS IS so southern, So So 40.
Wheat ID frrnssles of 5000 bushels southern red
81 l3 81 Ia white, 81 40. Corn ia hrm-sales VI
III 900 bushels; old white, "a cents yellow rs
IS cents. Sugar il irrn-Oresns, " CENTS Musco-
yado 81 cents. Spirits Of turpentine is firm at 40
cents. RoSin Is quiet Rice is quiet ut 81 cents.
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BY. G. MCGUIRE q CO, Auctioneers.

ETSRUsTEE,S SALE OF JEWELRY, WATCHES,
Il glass regulator aud nrture0n Monday ,aorn-
Ing 90 1858, 10 O'Clock by virtue
duly executed and recorded shah so selry
Ninth few north
Superior plate glass show
very superior regulator,
lot second hand gold or them
superior
Breast Plus, rnqs studs watch keys, hmbles,
silver butter knyce, ladies' cases
Silver plated spoons and forks mugs gohlsts
Counter desks. gtframr mirrors bracket stove
and bsnrcs.
Terms SOS and under cash aud
90 days tr satisfactorily endorsed ring
CIiAs. J WAILACH
Trustee.
JAS c. HcGcIRE Co,
Dec I'D Auetioneets.
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BY JAS. g. MCGUIRE 8 90, Auctioneer.

DEREMPT0RY sale of Superior London Dock
Brandy,'ln Thursday afternoon, December 23l
O'Clock shall sell without
100 dozen superior pale aaa dark lon Dock Brandy imported
drocs by Eentlcnsn 81 this city.
Terms sS aud under each that
% ays for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
J. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Dec I'D Aucioneers
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by ]. O. MCGUIRE a Co, Aactioneers.

by y. q. MCGUIRE az Co, Aacti0neers.
LNXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL EFFkcrson "wednesday morning, December 18th
O'Clock AZ the residence 0f Baron Gooi Prusian mnt
street. between l4 and 18th streets shall sell tbs
housclGd egects comprising
suite Of walnut carved and crimson puscny0ed paar
nsure comprising lsrse French sofa,
parlpr chsrs
Satin damast coyered and fancy chairs
Rosewood marble top centre tables
ladies' walnut writing desk, Carcal lamps
Suite OF four crimson damask
cornce, &c,
Handsome eDgrayngs, ornaments
Mahogany centre and card tables
Brussels parior, hall, and s,aip Saspets
Hail chairs, bSt tfsa, oicoh
Tirac-p ply and ingram carpets,
Aarble-top sidebnsrd, table
China glass and erockcry
Mahogany French bedstsasls, wardrobes
Dressing bnFcans, washstands
superior leather beds, holsters, and pillows
Curled hair and bnsk nlattresge5
Superior mahogany bsQkaasq
Csrygt bQat stiulsos, Iroai Bs,s
ssleiseat chairs, lounge
Rli4Dr, Franklin, and other stoves, &c.
Terms $50 and under cash. that
days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest.
P. S--Tho house ) for
JAS, MCGUIRE 6 CO.,
Doc te--d Auc,ionesrs
The above sale Ia postponed, in consequence of
he rain, pnu Montay morning, December Goth hour
pec I'D Jis. c MCGUIRE & 90.
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HoIpAY GIFTs- al TAYLoR \ MAURYs

BoSstcse No 35t Pennsylvania avenue
cdrcns picture story boys girls indie
sonely honn books standard works. and
Bibles and a.
ciesamcn boards SC chidrcns gan. bsckEsnnman
IA low pricss. 81 5 H,hysf W. 4.
Gard engraving sud printing Also very superior stationery
Ig-3t Intel
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REVIVAL OF Manufacturers. the Worcester Spy php-
r one statistics showing te Improvement In manii-
fturinr Ia the city OF WoEcester There Is the same
jnr1ye state Of things respecting manufactures IN
Gther cities Of the Commonwealth
'"-' Bosom Duly idtertser,
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A CARtls-The attention Of persons furnishing il
"A called 20 the sale q superior furniture advertised 20
place % the residence u Hon Walker corner 81 nnd qa
streets, Tuesday morning Instant AZ 10 ocIck
Dec ls--t G. W. BOrEILR Auctionoer
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sAvANSAn, Dec. ls--Sone splrehenzions exist that
il will be necessary for the United States officers 10 ap
peal to the general government for aid in enforcing the
laws that the respecting the landing Of slaves
may be properly inquired into.
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Theatre Burnt.

NEw YoRx, Dec. IS-The Odeon Theatre in the
Bowsry burnt this afternoon. The yoIks Garteni
and some other adjoining buildings on frs
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ne philadelphia Rank Cs

PHnADxLPmfA, Dec. ls.--Allibone and Newhal presi-
dent add cashier Of the late Pennsylvania bank
acquitted to-day The district attorney abandoned the
alter the argument for the defence.
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gr1-Second Presbyterian Church, New York ave
nue. l3th nd lsh sIretRv d. Hsmaer (pstor) viii
preach sunday IL oieloek p The
services designed Coz young naen, Who all others
yllsd d attend Dec 10
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Financial.

NEW YoRK Dec. 1s.-stocks are irregular and closed
steady Chicago and Rock Island COZ Illinois Central
shares SO do bonds 80 la Crosse and Milwaukee 81
Michigan Southern, 20 New York Co~tral, sss
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TaE BURNS CLup, we learn, have made arrangements
for celebrating the centennial anniversary OF the poets
birth in becoming disting uished Senator
has been elected President of the Club with efficient
and active committee Of arrangements.
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Kirk wood House.
national Hotel.

Abbott United States Navy Lieut Armstrong Maryland
q u cri,tenden, do Thomas Berry, do Typ ~
l. r Waldo, r Washington lohu n Rowling, do
Ils carstairs, ir philadelphia u emms do
IpIn ii rendlrion New York WIN Hayward Richmond vi,
William III BROWNE do = 0 rreaiwell, Michigan
lAuh Warpeialrs do Richard Bn,Ier,
John Hannah do Mrs Chandler,
Dlr Fuller, do Miss Chandler,
lngramt lady, and daughter, do u Poyden Baltimore
Geo syncsi do 4 DEXTER, Kansas
c Putin I'M, DO Mr Fnllnf, South Carolina
w Bodchhamer, do PCputuan, Cincinnati. D
Mrs. frienhaaer, do RI iftlderman, Harrisburg
Hpdonhaner, do j A Hawks
" Jennings Dayton Hourly lrtliu Burlneton VI
Cleveland, Massachusetts Jos Ryan shady Clarke % Va
Geo A Gardiner, Boston Bennett Russell do
G sorthal, Virginia Wan stiles MARYLAND
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19

NorcE PosrzAsTgss. We requested to state for
the information of posmastes particularly at distributing
offices. that large quantities OF transient printed matter
such specimen copies Of newspapers, circulars &C.
being mailed at various Offices, smuggled into the
mails without the prepayment of postage and that the
instruction Of the department H. when such matter
rives at q distributing office without being prepaid by
postage stamps that 1t be returned to the mailing Office
or 10 the place Of publication, for postage.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19

sx1-SERaoS TO YouSG MES.--By Divine permis-
sion, tho Rev Dr. Hammer viii preAch 10 IN
Second Presbyterian Church. afternoon hzfsss
Ts may expected the morning II
. clock, The public invited. Doc Is
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
At Philips,
332 Pennsylvania avenue,

Be.ireen loh aysss
WASHINGTON
I,RANKLTN PHILIP has the honor to announce
the completion Of s arrangements for tho approaching
FIRsr,c.tss BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
lie has reeve choice selection Of novelties especially
PRESENTS DURING THE HOLIDAYS
The inspection o. which Is respectfully solicited
JUVENILE WORKS.
department, 10 be very complete en-.
ri suck possible variety Ghildrsns books
adapted agae oa English French with pln and col
cred Illustrations.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
English American French and Spanish Bibles Prayers gro.
;esa.t and Rmna eaoc sizs aud style plain
natiehunl bindings. including tho
NEW MEDALLION PRAYER BOOK
aenavs velvet with ivory clasps purc silver
ALBUMS
seIseted by r. PHILIP from ranucory of Thomas do ia s 4
e4ch magnificent arabesqe bindings viii, Iumna,sd r.
namens on each page, designed By Owen Jones.
aeter. ''A'-
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Rodgers 4 sons scissors in elegant cases
DO pen knives SILVER mounted tfor presenuatou)
Writing desks, ia mahogany, rosewood, aud psper
20 plus ultra writing desks, Russia and Morocco
Work boxes
Portfolios, an Tho newest styIes)
stationery aud papetrcs rom y dollars cacl
rortcnonnaies. (ln extraordinary Variety
yasca Of scvrrs China and Bohemian glass
Inkslaids in ebony, bronze, and paper nacha
nilettc bottles
Gard cases. le,tsr pearl tortoise shel highly
tied -
Carved IVORY mother ofprari jasper paper cutters
Cigar stand
cabas, beautifully aiicd with lDlies' working material
Gold and pencil
Papier msrhe tables
Ivory tablets, silver nted
The rtauuon chess ian,i IVORY
Chess fud back CANNON boards.
A Que assortment Of
srEREoscopE AND srEsEoScopo PICTURES
Bat OILY think how this art cxact kpo,,s,r. az IN
parts Of the world u brDsi within reach with an
and twenty dollar. a.
corng tho and call M. r.ly
the evnning lamp and almost yeritshy TWO
In EIrops OF Ia tie Kt They would sight OF "a
places by going 10 them and they
their nabAnt, but they show friend, ana
cir ncighbor- Egypt and It's ruins the tir
bsnc the to-horus
the Mosque ~ -oIs
palaces and columns Sc,--lY r. Wills
Dec Ie--fiIani .,
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James Nlrshal Virginia hrs Fadley, Ieesburg Va
Thomas Garner Nrs Inhnson. DO "
Hiram Brewer, c " Tyler. EgbrssLs CIV
l. ia,ekarien, do 3 II Wilmer, Cincinnati, o
) G Minor, 10 WN Stabier, Alexandria
Barnes, " Taylor Ntrylnna
Cyrus Hickey, do jos 4 shaw 81 Narr,s RI ulaso,,i
: v Miller. AG Carter Il daughter north Gro.
Col n Wa,idlc,
| Doddridge, Charles Pfsrson do
Do ilri igc RMCsrter 40
j. ~ y Bllninore Mrs : Anderson, Richmond. Va
{ q O Cady Washington Mss A Anicrsnu. do
nf Lincoln Texas Frank Miller, Cabell co, Va
l. Bishop, Connecticut
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Wizards Hotel.

Jas Peters New York wRPoit Virginia
Ennis, do Cooper, Wheeling, Va
TScgwiokjde Frank Fork, Kentucky
TPOveriagh * lady, do Mrs Hpncyrastle, Wellington
I'll arko & lady, 40 JAS - shaw 4 lady Texaa
lie Grand Lockwood, jr do TT Howell Il lady n /
y lockwood ~ " Duncan lady Pennsylvania
Frisbnght lady, Miss Miller 10 -.
JNevtIis ladv, Miss Spaug do
" BPnrkns, DO John tnt, Virgins
JR nro~o a lndy, w Duncan 10
~ Cooper y lsdr, DO EApoardmsn < lady Boston
nvfs Ohio nc Craustop K lady rrostdr,oa
Cart Ryther, " Hampshire Miss Cranstou 40
hfs sohnson, l'afihiore w " Dnbory, PHILADELPHIA
-ye Tennessee Rf;ros,ypi tlh.nS n'F1F'
P II sullivan Baltimore
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Ea5-CnArLAIS SERVICE AT CApFToI~--Rev. O..
W. samson, d. VIII preach this Capitol Sabbath morning
Congregational singing may be expected, Dec is
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THkarmcAL--Mrs Julia Dean Hayne will appear
Monday night and the frcquenters Of the Theatre will
with pleasure the announcement that she will be
supported by the best stock company presented to the
Washington public for many years" The manager de-
credit for thus yielding TO public opinion and sub
shutting good stock company for that which has been
so deseryedy censure during Mr. Sulliyans engagement
We trust that take them all in all ne shall look
upon tner like again.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19
THE TREASURY or oryus.

= Coming down to the avenue again. and pursuing our
saupter follow the crowd into GaIts palaal store
where there " indeed dazaling display Valuable aud
quantity silver plate, brilliant diamonds It
ian gold ornaments Of antique Eruscan patterns exqus
itely shaded Forentne mosacs, Neapolitan lava
ornaments, rosy coral curiously wrought, fashionable
head in short this store Of the Calls is
an Art Museum and wen worth the attention il receives
Often have ''those WHO to look remained to pr
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19
nons LrKnAnr ATTRACTIONS.

Frunck Taylor has his usual assortment Of tempting
books including foreign publications. and not very far
beyond Bishop Co. have fine display of attractive
works. with the latest periodicals.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19

PsHsosAI DrrscUlr AS the Hon. Mr. English Of
Indiana was walking up Pennsylvania yesterday
morning, lac iaet the Hon Mr. Montgomery, Of Pcnn-
sslsania tbs " Thirteenth street. t being
their first meeting since the Of the present
session, and extended his hand with the usual friendly
sllutation.
Mr.. Montgomery (who is much the larger and more
athletic Of the twol withheld his hand at the time
using most insulting epthet. Mr. English having a
walking cane in his hand immediately inflicted nost
summary chastseent for this unexpected insult and
then walked away. After Mr. Montgomery had recovered
himself, he picked up brick bat and threw ID at sr
English but without doing any injury.
Such Ia the OF the collision which We have
ceiyed from eye witness.
We have also learned that Mr. English Immediately
took measures 70 prevent arrest but being informed
through friend at later period of the day that Mr.
Montgomery himself had gone before Justice Dom and
lodged complaint against him, Mr. English went to the
magistrates Office and gave the necessary bail for his APP
pearanco at court.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19
PHEASANT TESTIMONIALS.

Those who in search Of acceptable testimonials viii
do well do did and ascend Seventh street to Bal
lantynes Bookstore They viii there find Juvenile and
standard works by the best authors calculated to instruct
delight and improve all who may be fortunate enough
possess them.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19
RUNNING rug GAUNTLET.

Passing the furs OF Captain Davis, suffered the
noyance of the legion of impcrtinont hackmen at
Browns admired the uniforms of the group OF police
men on exhibition as usua at the Of Sixth street.
and then went through second martyrdom In front Of
the National little attention the part of the POI
lice aforesaid to the whips" either hand of them
would be a 'cousummation dovoatly to be wished.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19
THE GovEESuST GREENHOUSE.

And having thus visited some Of those dealers whose
yors grace the advertising columns of the Jion as IN
duty bound.) crossed the to the government
greenhouse that most delightful termination Of our
saunter 1t is charming place that greenhouse with id
aud beautiful plans Leigh Hunt 1--WE beeve) said
that nowor sweutens the arr oces the eye, links you
with nature, and is something TO love And II II cannot
love YOU in return cannot hate you il utter
hateful thing, IL you neglect IT, and snch being the
case and living as il does purely TO do you good and TO
afford you pleasure how viii you be able TO neglect it
So ended orr Saturday Sumter We may hereafter take
other stros and chat sociabIy about whit and
hear. IA Rtroir.
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EXHIBITION on rlcrunks.
me Art ASSOCIATION.

While enjoying stanley's pictures, we're informed
that DR. Horatio Stone the President Of the Washing
ton Art Association has been norhward Boston,
gathering works Of artboh by the living and by
the dead Ito grace the coming Exhibition of the Art AS
sociaton. Conducted and controlled by artists this
hibon cannot fail to be highly interesting and worthy
of the metropolis.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19

Ees- Work FOR THE CHURcH.--Rev W. ID. Haley
viii preach Tbs american
Sunday evening church the sr,
past
Slhjset: work for the Church Dec 10
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CREATURE coaroRps.

What display at the market the way, and what
good cheer people bring from there Baronal Sir Lons,
tempting venisou and specimens of othological nhabi
tants of the day the river and the mountains in abund
ance. Who viii prate about dismal times, when wild
urkics be bought 40 dollar and halls wild ducks
at seventy-hve cents pair, aud guadrapoda game at
fabulousy low prices OF all markets In the United
states-talen whoIethat OF the metropolis is the
such matters
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-19

nue. bsx.n Ish strcely b. H,naer (pastsr)
preach sunday II oelnrk and 3, The
noon services designed Coz young Who with all ether are Ia
sitsd attend. Dec 10
sx6-SERaoS TO YouSo MEN.--By Divine permis-
Rev Dr. li,nnar viii men, IN
soeck rs be expected the morning a. II
o'clock The public invited.
sa-CnArLAIS SERVICE AT THE CAproI.--Rev. G..
". samson, ~ VIII preach the Capitol Sabbath morning
Congregational singing may be expected, Dec IS
E1s- WoRk FOR THE CHURcH.--Rev. w. ID. Haley
VIII preach The second Of OF The American
Church. Sunday evening the church the % SIKH
slijset; work Church 10
Esa9~ FAM AND FEsTrvAL-The Ladies' of the First
copied jwsiry store, 3.4 Pennsyvs
commencing Aonday evening December TO- and closing
evening the .4h The proceeds will be yo,e the huiA
ton debt Incurred for repairing the chure, edinee
NTASHINGT0N THEATRE.
Stage nianaser D. ESinse
The manager pleased engagement
effected FOR a limited number Of nights with beautiful
aud gifted American artist
JULIA DEAN HAYNE,
win ofn making appearance on
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20 1885,
In hsr peraonaon q Julia ia Sheridan Kaowiess
play OF the
HuNcHBACK
suppore by the best company presented Washington
public for many years
Box book now open Cor any night lady engagement
Boz oce open Mstarots Music Store, from until
M, Dos 10
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leaving Wilards where there has OF late been full
representation of the varied phase. of the political
ehology Of the Empire state fell into the down
rent and made first halt at Gauter's The cssaae
Is always recognised institution where diplomacy exists
aud Gauters fame purveyor Of good cheer is rccog
Missed by those who represent lands where stronomy y
science Just hs store Il lled with the dainty and
pretty Erees made by the Parsans for this season
gifts with cakes decorated with sccharine ornaments
glacial monuments and sweet yet innocent) kisses.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-01
Who is ne1

Who Is that Calhoun who figures 50 consoic1
Housiy IN the Kansas Convention, and is def
'ounced SO turiously by the Abolition press ii
sach unmeasured terms. The St. Louis Lea9r
says
"Mr. Calhoun was a citizen of Illinois before
ne was appointed to office in Kansas h.. went
INTO the Territory Free State man in opinions ].
was elected as such to the Convention acted
as such N It; was made its President As such
was entrusted, with a full knowlpd-. Of his
oP'nIons' with the powers Of which these presses
SO loudly complain, and will r,l,3,al ~.
10 excludp slavery from Kansas. rhrs4 facts
We are aoii!rzed 10 state, AID fhyy aFa
enough 10 djse9edit ryerytbia. ,.manatin.
from The Black Republican Press on tar
subject"
The Celebrated Gaines case is nov before
the .. S. Circuit court, in New Orleans, Judge
McCaleb presiding.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-01

ALL persons are hereby notified not to mptdle
"lth the following described property which
belongs 70 me, th~ Subscriber, and which was
left, IN my oWn discretion. to the care OF Sam
a1l c, Lang-ngcher, ~ Middle Nood5trrv tp,
viz: one bay nlage, one black horse, one Sorre,
two Jays ana one alack colt, three cows two
red and one whitr spotted one heif.r, two year-
slu- calves tone white and one rpd.) two red
calves, twelve sheep, 4 ewes and lambs from
last spriuG) six lat hogs, four shoats, one car
rage tor double and single u.s., one two horse
wagon, three sets Of horse gears, one sett bar
ness, one saddle and bride, one windmill two
piouGhS, one harrow, three shovel pIoughs, 1.-TWO
singh and one doub!r) one bureau one esfp-
board, one cooking and one template StceE, Il5N
bushels OF corn in the ear, l50 bushrls oi wheat,
200 bushels Of oats. 10 bushels of rye, bush
is Of cIoyeIs-ed, 6 tons OF hay, also all the
gram in the ground on the farm on which 5. c.
L3ngeneckrr resides, containing about = acres,
and divided in three fields
SIMON BEARD.
Hondherry, Jan, / 1888
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-01
OPPOSITION CONSISTENTLY

The AboIitIonists, when tie Nebraska Biu
was before Congress, conlendgd mos, drrcelv
against the principle of Popular Sovereignty.
setting up the theory that Congress had power
to esisiate for the Territories N all tbeg< ner-
tanning to their''domestic institutioas." Now
they complain bitterly because in their es,ina-
'loo The hroadest exercise Of that principlr i.
not allowed to the people of Kansas. Now
they oppose their former dogma that Connrass
has power to legisIale for the Territories. aad
lnsist that if Mr.. Buchanan does not fbv SOM.
magical process we SUPPOSE cause the r6ole
OF the Kansas Constitution TO be submitted to
the people oI that Territory, be will be- DOME
a great wrong to that people They Amos,
'ofned The Mississippi up stream, with the
storms oi their wrath, when the Missouri Con
promise was repealed, and yet If that were sin
10 existence, the people Of Kansas would be to-
'ahy dtoarred from the privilege Of voting
on t"r question Of slavery. So, il H.,
'uisst ihey were ior preclQdng the psonI. =
'Hs y. Territories from making their coasli,ai.,a
~ {ls thsiF own way. They cursed The Aet ~
pgFess that gave them the right 10 do :, .o4
aiterltime burned its author in 4f;gv
that the provisions Of that
I'M -. the very letter, and ,ha
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-01

THE subscribers now have their books Pos'"d
for settlement, and call upon qH person DONG
business with them, to come forward and sci
tie up their accounts Immediately. they nope
this notice will not be passed unheeeded, as ms
has been the first time for years OF business liat
a similar call has been made. One OF me hrm
being now engaged in Other business, the bust
ness Of the firm imperatively demands settle
ment. All kinds Of Hides will be taken n pay
ment Of accounts due.
Ian. l. 1888.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-01
STRAY SOW.

CANE trespassing on .ne premises Of The sub
scr,5er residing IN Colerain township, Bedford
copn3y. sometime a5out the first OF November
last larqr white sow supposed to have had
pigs not long before she came 10 the premises;
wiih.a faik cut oot of the left ear, slt ~ the
rightear and the under piece cut OF, me own
er is requesedto come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take her away OF else she
win se disposed OF as lhr law directs.
IL ,5S GEO. w. SHAFFER.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-01

SUGGESTIONS lately made by its author in the o.
: Senate. are the great salvo which IS to heal
~ wounds Of BLEEDING Kansas" Consis-
tsney. thou art jewel, but we have yet = see
,bee pendent from the ear Of the EthioP, Aboli-