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JEWISH SoLE,iyrrIEsa--Ths evening at sunset COM
the first day Of the month Iisr of the Jewish
year 1913 The advent Of the year will be Iemnly
celebrated by fellowczens Of the Jewish persuasion
by strict suspension of business and labor Thursday
and Friday. These days also celebrated the first
Of the ten pcnitenal days which win end with the day
OF Atonement the 10th day of Tisr The latter will
be observed by strict abstinence from food from sunset
until sunset.
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AocIDET. We learn that a aborer employed at the
Church of the Ascension on II street, which Is
dergoing repairs, fatally injured yesterday by the fall
ing off a scaold He fell head downwars with great
force to fracture of the skull We not
able to learn the man s name.
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DIED,

On the Instant Mrs. LOUISA, wife Of W woamnoros
tho istl year Of her
Her win place this wednesday, afternoon clock,
trom her residence between sth 9Th The
friends the family invited to attend
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TIE ALDERMESs Roon in the City Hall has been clean
ed and reprinted and carpets put down the floor
SO that it now presents quite contrast to its former APP
pearance. This change not made before it WINS
needed
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ANANTEb.--An agent 10 transact the business
wv ead take charge ~ the city Office " de Mount odet
terry the badrusbury Turnpike
sssd rencrs VIII be required anil security BIZ bond
talary viii Ne given Applications wing viii be
rasieks Shuryh until the 20 Of next month Aug. 2i-dR
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EDUCATION.
u AFAYErTE INSTITUTE, PENNsYI,yANIA Az

II AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, PENNSYLVANIA Az
ENUk AhOyE lTrh Sfkkk11e aaiersiena aia pscsiiaut
q wllalnsn Female College, Delaware ~ MARAD
hAlSikAD e prceeptFe q tie institution A MARY
WILLIAMS acting procepess Of tho seminary Nesy
York, n school Tor young f Nos l5e
syisanLa Monday september o.
In the arrangements and furnishing " The school roou IN The
eal scholastic regulations and The methods q Instruction
enment heeyed the institute wii DO Band eredabie
city and worthy u the euaa1denoe 0f is eizsns.
The course Of tudy that gensry pursued o. highest female
insutnh0as Young ladies satisfactorily passing exalnaaoi
the entire viii be cuted diploma. 10 o each
stadeu that inaEia attention and personal requisite
sneeea study cash department Will bat
pl very limited number wiz be received members Of the
family.
TUITION Primary department. iaior senior SIS
per quarter
Address Through the city pos oaee 2slh afterwards
please call at the institute.
l. C LOOMS A.
Reference made TO the following gentlemen whose daughters
wards have been under my instruction and
Hon. Thomas II. Hicks, governor Of Maryland.
Hon. r. CaHsey, governor q Delaware.
Rev. Bishop Levi Scott, D. d. Wilmington, Delaware
Hon. Geo. w. Sparks, city Of Wilmington.
DR.. II. p. Askew, postmaster city Of Wilmington
Hamilton, BALTIMORE.
J. W. Wells, esq, Department Interior, Washington.
r. Zimmerman, esq, Alexandria, Virginia
August 20-so1m
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ByJAs. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO THE
ID subscriber, bearing date the 3ist Dccember year
fft SIX Cs5d recorded in ioer d A. s.
faio Do, et and made to Judson
MITCHELL the subscriber IL O'Clock saturday September
Ill at j. z Atssuirc Co.'S AUCTION in Wahingb city
10 accomplish the object Of sand deed will Offer
the country called Eckngton Washington county he
g tho residence Of Joseph Gales is bundc by
the BdeRburg by Of washington
Berry, north by Seaver and keangs buun
dairy line; highly improved hundred and
acres, (l07-9 thereabout.
Terms Of sale The purchaser VIII be required q
the purchase hand the
twelve and eighteen months interest there
on from said and his payments
secured by deed Of trust on the premises a4 49,
the purchaser shall fail comply sso within
Ten days after the day OF SALE tho right
sell the and aud
the risk Of such defaulting purchaser.
JOHN T. MITCHELL. Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE Co,
Aug -i--eotla Auctiouecra.
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REcovERED.-The body of Samuel Hoffman, who was
drowned on Sunday the White House. recovered
on Monday, and the funeral took place yesterday from
the residence of his mother on street near Twelfth
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committee books. a
On motion by Mr. InoSsIDE ID was agreed that when
the board adoums il BE- to meet the 2jth instant
Mr. BnAxrr presented the fourteenth annual report Of
tue board Of trustees Of the public schools which
read, and, motion by Mr.. PHIoz, IL was adopted
On motion, the board then adjourned
AS APPREcIATrvE REsDEi Is pleasing 10 those who
concerned in the laborous and nevercesng duty Of
daily supplying mental pabulum TO the reading public to
find that their efforts Appreciated and ilatr-
ton OF that class Of apprectve readers suLloin what
sQuantico the wellknewn correspondent of the Alex
andiA Sentinel says respecting last Sunday mornings
Union:
''we do not know more interesting paper to the
general readers we'll 10 the politicians than the Sun
day morning Union. In addition 10 the usual political
and local, editorial and news this mornings paper con
tains those admirable Metropolitan Musings by the
li,lde-Agei Man spicy review Of the books received
during the week column and half of religious ntol
lgenee, complied for the Union, and contains items
Interesting TO every denomination or Christians
selections from foreign Journals &c in all eighteen col
of reading matter 1t should be rccolleced that
although the paper dated Sunday, the work is all
done Saturday; whereas, the papers dated on Mon
day morning are necessarily printed on Sunday
This UNION PKAYgR MEETINGS will be continued every
dizzy this week in the Sixth street Presbyterian Church.
sland,l Rev Mason Noble pastor to commence quar-
Ter before Ave O'clock ?. N.
The morning meeting continues to be held in the lee
ture Of the street Baptist Church. (ev Dr. sam
son's,l commencing ut half past eight O'clock
There is also another meeting every night eonmeac
nS at eight O'Clock, in Rev. Mr., Meadows church. for
merry known the Shiloh Baptist Church, Virginia
avenue between -Four and half and Sixth streets These
meetings are usually Wen attended
Coal REesHTs.-The following tho respective
amounts Of coal received via the canal by the several coal
companies for the month OF August
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SICK HEADACHE, DEaILnY, IsDiGEsrIoH.Where,
among all the remedies for these complaints Is there
which quickly efrectuIlly, and permanently
moves them the oxygenated Bitters
Sept 8-pSW&W
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IIPIsCoPAL HIGH SCHOOL or VIRGINIA., AT

IfPlSC0PAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
H Howard, the Heights, three miles Of Alexandria
Rev. JOHN n MCGUIRE fssetnr
The next session o THIS Institution viii "Wednesday
The 9Th OF september.
The studies fun Modern Ian,
gaSes, the Natural Mathematics, English Music Drawing
Terms $3.50 payable Invariably annually in adj
$l25 the ~ the session. and si25
the second "Wednesday In February,
This charge includes board tuition In the regular and
modern languages light fuel, washing nsudng &every thing
Short except books, stationery cong
To the pupil. s
Auslc and drawing oxtra charges
Pamphlets fall
those who
NATION, addressed 10 the Rector Seminary
county, Virginia"
+
Right fssy. Win Meade, n n.
John Johns, d.
Tho Clergy u the diocese.
The Professors Of the University Of Virginia
July 81 -3tawtsSep
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NOTICE TO rRAvELLERs--NEw ARRANGE


IN MENr, GREATLY EFROM WASH
INtlON DIRECT To ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND POTOMAC
IINErwo East daily lines Washington South
Southwest Boats their berths foot o 9th 81.
and Passengers by the morning boat obtina ne
breakfast board and s Of "a hours down the
full OF yerpon By the
evening they supper aud Of four hours
comfortable hcrts state in Ichnnd time
all the the South Southwest
The southern mail conveyed this route being "A
mikes shorter and 100 miles ess oadhs than by other route
making certain connexions TO
RrMnyp PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA WELDON
wusoruS NC; CtlRtlros, O. AUGUSTA GA; MONTGOMERY
MosIE, ALA Nsw osGAss CITIES
Rchraond with The Danvile south-de Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads stl
FOR TrIg SOUTHWEST 10
Tnnvile, Bristol Dalton,
Chattanooga Iluntsvie Memphis,
Iynehhurg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
For through further the route inquire
southern ticket Office No 3T2 Pennsylvania door
Browns Hotel % board he bouts foot o. 9Th street
GEO. T. MArrINLY,
August lily Ticket Agent
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Treasury Dcpartms MT,
september 8, 1853.

HDROPOSAiS will be received, until the 9TH inst
II by tbs Superintendent Treasury Building da,vs,x
&c the sail baitiu $50 cords aad 100 avv
wood $50 tas of Cumberland sai 70 toas white anthracite
coal, any portions thereof
The be eoTsisi and measured expense lf e,
tractor. The anthracite such r.aul,s 80
all np. The whole I.iver.i :. s,h
places designated and 10 be yery best au.uy
Sep 4-ee,tIsth
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ALEXANDRIA, ITEsrs.-The Winchester Presbytcry held
session of three days n Alexandria last week. com
mencng Thursday and ending on Saturday night The
services Of much interest those who participated
and the presbytery Adjourned with the usual devotional
exercises to meet in Leesburg the trd Thursday of
April next
Thomas Parsons, a young man eighteen or twenty
years Of age has been arrested and committed to JAIL
the charge Of having set fire 10 the warehouse of Mr.
Masters Sunday night last
Work has been resumed on section A OF the Alexan
dra Loudoun, and Hampshire railroad near Alexandria
and viii be vigorously prosecuted by MI James Rnaoh
contractor The bridges over the canal and the Alexar-
dria and Washington turnpike win be speedily con-
structed and the track graded to the depot to adj
nit of the laying OF the rails at carly day When
the work section shall have been completed there
will remain but little do the other part of the line
as far as Leesburg. Loudoun county and when begun
the rails can be laid to that place without interruption
We yesterday shown petition numerousiy sign
ed by property holders King street says the AlGxan
dra Gaztte praying the city council to have that street
repaved according to the provisions of the amended
charter Of the city We hope the council will comply
with the request Of the petitioners and let the work be
besun at once We know Of greater improvement to
the appearance welfare of the city than that main
thoroughare should be improved In its present conc
ton the street Is reproach the community and the
sooner it is repaved the better or the property holders
and tor the city generally
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WANTED--A Physician Lawyer with q cash
w capital % from 5000 % 81 ooo, 70 become proprietor
an established weekly psper Rural sontesr This oppor
ani 70 emtrk ~ lucrative bunes with pro
fon apustng whe The same most
thoroughly establish himself In his prue Apply 10
RICHARD EpWARTS
Box 1927, Baltimore
Of The win be cent my person whhe to see
~
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LlXTENstoN oF THE aNEW BooK STORE. \.

I1XTENSf0N OF THE aNEW BOOK STORE. -
FRANKLIN PfIIIP respectfully informs his
that and the
the completed. In addition
stationery American
he has established line gallery the o. the
will be ali the
nience Ola pabc reading the leading European journals be
ing regularly rercival
w. Philip having correspondents of tho European cities
prepared advantageous aud,
from bong experience Engan Americas et confident the
satisfactory all orders nrHsted 10 hi
NeMf ft-ssst FRJsNkIIN rfIffR.
anil
Ang s-~H asa rv., between 9th and 10Th
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vNEE CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF THE
United Satos adoption OF the Coufed
tho Administration; William Archer
Cooke; vnls. volume ready. ~
sale by 81 4NrIIARD * NOIiUN.
Corner % flth and as
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f-,HAMBER SETS. COMPLETE 10 sn,,nw,

a tHAMBER SETS, COMPLETE, IN SOLID WAL
" nu,, etrve solid osk r,I urnts..ax -.
with four marbles ase Im'ss- aud tlasn and
prior -tes roeo waut mahogany /. h,,snscu
pash ha ,sfn'l s" m great vss, ti-s-als chairs ,b~s
bircas wsrrobes wIshsssis essr beds hsIe sna h,-t ,
re Ahsoh al lowest prices for cash approved p4y.r
- A.6Rkc0R
'Df~ ~'A 800 zsh street =
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(tiiILDREN'S WEhR.-Large lots Of new and
~ choice things for chdens many styles rre and scarce
ali offered at mast moicra ratcs.
ALSO, opanei toeay--
pieces ot those extra wide and thick ainnais
that do not shrink IN washing; article 10 use rr
thcs, skirts
Black and all other colors t-le nsnnsIs
Real WEIGH asnncs in oil qualities and prices
With all other leading anu stl, a,ert,, ana
European dry goods
Our northern and eastern pondeuts new supplies
daily -
tine price cny marked plain sgurr= hence inexperienced
other buyers overcharged.
We ars not opening any aefpunts
An bills presented just when 80 amount
FERRY X BROTHER.
Central Store, y building,
Sep f--fotif oiTsssis Centre Market.
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L,LANSELs, IN ALL coLons, WIDTHS. AND

L'I4ANNELS, in ALL C0LORS, WIDTHS. AND
qualities About 300 pieces all much the largest cheap
est lot offered. as
100 pieces boached and uubeacted
nels.
pieces VERY IaI. cents per yard
Our stock aiaptet family CONSUMPTION
large thoroughly assorted a
r northern and eastern correspondents send supplies
daily.
One prise only, marked pa figures therefore inexperienced
buyers cinnrt be oyerGharged rss|t. .+ta a,. -u
All bills presented monthly payment 4 cash.
We are not opening aeeoants
qualification. ncurs obligation whatever purellse
esEa FERRY n BROTHER,
Central Stores" cstb building,
Sep 3-iotif Hf opposite Centre Market
A DaPTED FOR AUTUMN AND EARLY WIN
IA ter.--Iaiies' cloth IagIands IN al co.ocs.
krrelmnt
Tweed do do
Rbbd and Plin black beaver cloths Tor cloks,
busqncs.
black and colorci SILK velvet,
Extra enc and how priced black "hablt coth.~
with al other keec dry goods suited 10 general family
Que price only marked plain gurH therefore purchaser
deceived tt kI =
New supplies d from Northern and Eastern correspondents
We not opening any
Al old bills must be paid in cash beginning ones
Good Articles low prices and fair dealing
cases PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores bEisng.
sept 7--lotf Opposite ceniro Market
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CoAL REcsnTs, The following tho respective
aoons Of coal received via the canal by the several
companies for the month OF August
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Thus showing an increase over that month Of II
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THE
LIVER INVIGORA-TOR f!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

ihEiAhfb bl DIX. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER Me-
DlplNEs now before the public, that CdEiartc,
s snt; It is not only Gtqrtic but LiD remedy,
acng nrs on the Ltcr to eject its morbid matter then
stomach and bowels to carry OF that matter, thus
comPiishng two purposes eIectualy, without any
purEes it; and Fhep tskeT al ,g same time that
strengthen ami build it up with unusual rapidly.
The LIVER is of the principal regulators of the
human body; and when it performs its we'll
almost entirely dependent healthy action Of the
the proper perform gifts functons;when the
system suffers in consequence of orgau-the LIVER
gan, one Of the prOpretOrs has his study, in
practice oil more than twenty to find remedy
!, % I'LL; 20 couh'eracl the many arrangements to which
bled with LiT in amy Of is for@s
mas Tb ont to try bottle is
the system, supplying in theirp healthy flow of bile
nysTE3SGg the stomach Ocausng food to digest we'll
whole machinery, removinE~the cause Of the disease
y I BILIOUS ATTACKS are cured, AND. WHAT Is
IYER pREEVENTED, blythe occasional of the
One dose tier eating to relieve the
anu prevent the food from14rising and Souring.
N0R one Jose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
ve Only one dose taken atnght Ioosens the bowels
;las dose taken after each meal will DYSPEPSIA
CjE- Es G9se o. Two teaspoonfuls will always relieve
One bottle taken for fe-- male ,h
Ctaedsei tliu-inASeS a perfect cure.
S ,.y one one oose Immediately relieves CHOLIC while
MGR q nc oe repeated isyCa sure for CHOLERA
Is 80 p o. 0, anu preventive. of CHOLElRA'
system my one bottle isNneeded to throw Of the
SS@ az S SusSts OF medi-cne after long Sickness
IoSTnes. ~ oEsJ AuNDICE removes ali
'n Us, OF unnatural coor-7lrom the skin.
or to the annsIit before eating gives Wig
One dose often repeated. cures eiTJyB5I;-1, MN
R0 TTE1y u" lts MoEst iorms while S U II HER and
One or . S"iahts yield Zalmost to the first dose
CbJIJro uOses cures at tacks caused by WORMS in
the world az q as no or speeder remedy in
~ a few bottles curesJl DROpSY h,, o,-,,,,z- a,
absorbents. 4'"A ~ oY exciting the
We take pleasure in recon- rnendf,,, .l,,.-
preventive FEVER ~
and ell PEVERS of a Bill. LIONS TypF 7. TEN EN'
with certainty and thousands arc yvil,; operates
wonderful virtues. "S 70 TESTIFY TO Its
ALL WHO USE 1T ARE qJVJN<- 1-,yr,n ,,-
-AOGS TESTXNONY LYJTIS ri YOP 1'SAH CAaN1-
81 MIC 9cdtsr in the mould tcifh tie J,,;,or,
s10dko'U both together. We 4''0'90'"'o'' ana
THE LIVER 1NvIGoRAToR
10 a SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and :, dan,
cures almost too great to believe II cnrcs
eOelt ne rst dose giUinO beneFt and seiISn y
one ootde is required to any kind Of TTT26
SonPlent rom the worst Jduudice or Ds1re; - q g
EASEO LIVER. " '4ie result OF DIS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER ROTr1p
IN aASFoRn, Proprietor, 345 Broadway Nav,
anu Eetellea by all Druggists Sold also 6;y tN'
nnSl4-ly T. II. LOGAN 4 co VgLs.,,
H.
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THE IN fBLLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, july II, 1858.
lay or 4 LITERART BOHE.NTAN.

- ! - - ~ = . = = 1--'-
I am not rich, and scarcely poor,
While | can pay my moderate rent,
Aud keep the wolf from OF my door"
And live, and laugh and be content
pay no taX-I'm free 10 rove
Where cr pleasc--wherc'erI be-
I'm not in debt, I'm out of love-
Full many man might envy me!
What If my home a garrett is,
Midst smoky tiles and chimnies high;
There is one comfort still in this;--
I'm SO much nearer to the sky!
No bank have my brains my mint;
My oven is my thoughtful head;
And if there Oft is nothing int
can go supperless to bed!
I feel no shame-this coat is old;
Dame Fashion deems my wardrobe mean;
No IL ter, twill keep out the cold
No matter-for my shirt is clean2
Three chairs have three friends to fill,
And barleycorn instead of wineI
And so we sit, gid Sorrows pill
With pleasant talk Of 'auld lang syne."
No "dinpers ont" but true men they,
Who never care for what they get,
So long as host and guests gay; yeti
Thank God! there are some sound hearts
And so live my little life,
And thus have learned TO murnur not
That have neither child nor wife,
To Irvine like tendrils round my lot.
Yet oft dream of other days,
When first the Muse melted me
To scribble loving, sing-Song lays,
For certain dark blue eyes to see.
They're sleeping in Deaths slumber cold!
But like the stars when sun is set
(For hearts can never quite grow oldO
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
4 tic cities with Western North Western and South
Western States by continuous Roiwny direct road
also at Pittsburgh daily line of Steamers TO
all ports on the Western Rivers and at Cleveland Sam
Lakes; making the direct, cheapest and reliable
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats andl
Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin boxes, bales a..
and trunks Drugs, Gin boxes and bales) c per AOo s
Feathers, Purs, &C. .......,......,....
SECOND GLASS Domestic Sheeting,
Shifting and Ticking, lin original balesj o, 80.
Drugs Tin casks,) Hardware, Leather, QUO per IGo lbs
I'm rolls or boXes)Wool and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD CLAsS.-AnviIs Steel, Chairs(inS
casEs,) Hemp, Bacon and Pork, sailed ,o 49, ,oo o.,
Goose orn casks )Tobacco anufactu ooe per 100 bs
FOURTH oLAss@6oGec Fish tLi Bacon ScG Beef
and Pork I'm casks or boxes, eastwardO -
Lard Lard OIL Nails Soda Ash, Ger AUG per lOO lbs
man Clay, Tar Pitch, ROsn. &c.
FLCuR-L5c per bbl. until further notice.
notice. e'
CoTToN$ per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight un,
further notice. e' '
~ In shipping goods any point east of PbIIada
pha be particulaEto mark packages 'Dd PeRnsugdTi1
Ldtrodd All dsconsRned to the agents of this road
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh will be forwarded without
AopSTs-C Evans 81 Fxilby street Bos,on. p
Clarke, No Aston House, and William street and chn
McDOnaldNo Battery Place. NewYOrk; Pierce o Zanss
vile, @; Irwin Co. and Springman Brown CINCINNATI a.
Carter Jewett, Louisville, KY; P G ORlley Co. Evans
vile, Ind Sass, St Louis Mo; Harris Wnrmlev & Go
Me nphiS, Tenn Leech Co, Chicago, Ill; Glass Fort
more; D Stewart Pittsburgh ~
H: H. HUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent Philad.
ap9lyI HI. LOMBAERT, supt., Altoona Pa.
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.
- EsEst 49, st71
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FOUNDRY PROPHR nv

~. - =. = ANNyL AIlS 1 4
q or Enle or Lease, In West ColumEtR, va
ME property iE in good working order having Black.
shop with two fires Patterns and tools together
vi aStock OF coke The building Fcetin ength
lathe. - mp ; '-'u' I'm 'Ho '"!"'""
The propertyis inthe centreof fine yrow,uerrie,,ur
anu manufacturing county, with very large trade *
me properly will released for term Of yearstomehan
steady habits and good character ana none but sucl
ee Apply IL any shOald desire to purchase the nav
mehts WiiI he made easy, either with or without he orL
o so mas chartered privilege for manucrir
anonld company purchasing desire it. IT,
ga ilegesw be aOwed with the property
---- 49," -" SARGENT * RRpTITER-