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skIEREFF SALES,

HpY virtue of . writ of vendioni eXporas,
A' to me directed, will be exposed to cub.
lie sale at lie Court House in Blooms burg,
on Monday The 90 day of May next, al one
o'clock, III the afternoon, tho follow ing de-
scnbed properly 10 wit:
All thesa Two certain lots of land siinate
in The borough of Berwick, county of Colum-
bia, bounded is follows, to wit: On the NORTH
by Main Street of said town, on the east by
lot OF M. NJ. Cooper, on the south by wafer
street OF SAID Town, and on the west by lot
OF Hnnterer Seybed's heira, whsreon is erec-
led "a iHo story frame dwelling house, TWO
frame shops, frame barn, and other out.
buildings with the appurenances.
ALSO,
Two out lots situated IN The borough of
Berwick, containing in all nine acres IN ore
OF less, bounded Oh the north BY lands OF
- Eager, Oh the east by Street, on The
sonlh by lands Of Woodin and Bower, and
on the west by a Street, all Of which is
cleared land, win the appurterances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of Lewis Enke.
ALSO,
Al the same time and place all that certain
messuage aud tract of land situate in Mt
Pleasant township, Columbia county, con-
tanning one hundred and seventeen acres be
the same more or lsss. bounded on The north
by lands ot Henry Kitchen. on the south by
lands Of John RuGk.e, on the east by land OF
John Johnson and on the west by lands oI
John Jones and others, whereon s frame
barn with the appurlenances.
Seized taken il execution and 10 be sold
as the property ol David Johnson, III the
hands ol John Johnson bis administrator aud
jacob johnson,
ALSO,
AT tho same time and place certain piece
or tract OF land situate in Locust towp., Co
lumbia county, containing fifteen acres, be
the same more or less, all OF which is i'm
proved land, bounded on The nonh, south
and west by land Of Francis Kern, and on
the east ty land Of William Myers and -
Lea, whereon is erected two.story dwelling
house, two and half story Grsl Mill,
log barn, hog pen, with the apput,enances.
Seized taken IN execution and 10 be sold
as the property OF Jecoh Idler
ALSO,
All that certain II h;t or piece of land sit.
uate in Locust township, Columbia Couaty.
containing TEN ACRES more or less, ali
OF which is improved lands, bounded on the
North Wesl, by lands oil John Earnsl, en- the
South and East by lands OF Samuel c. Reed
wheveon is Erected one and a hall Story
dwel'mg honse, with the appetlenances.
SeIZed taken IN execution and TO be sold
as the property oi john c. Holdren.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
Bloomshurg, April Oh, 1853.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAS.
SENGER TRAINS, Januiry LIST 1859.
Up Trains, going North, leave Philadelp phia
al u A. M. and p. M.
Down Trains, going South, leave Pollsville
at - A. M. and 4 p. NJ.
The Express Train is disesptipued until
further no'iea. Close ce-ens&irS Eare made
by the 1929 A. NJ. Ur Trains, from Port
Cliu'onto Emira aud all intermediate points;
and by the 622 2. M Up Train from Porl
Clinton 10 EImira Canauiaiaua Buffalo,
erprr, and Iowa City; mgEIne Ihs route
thr shortest aod cheapest 10 the Lake Cities
aud Canada.
On Sundays the Down a. NJ. Train from
Potsyiie, and Up P. NJ. Tfan from Phila-
icnhia, only run.
Broad aud Vine streets. Fifty pounds OF
baggage allowed each passenger, (excepl
Oh Sunday uains.) TicSels muet BE- pur.
chased before entering the cars
g. 4. NICHOLS.
1N29-tI. Oeuetdl Ebl'FfhleNl9Hl
TRIAL List FCR MAY TERM 1850.
/. Barnahas Calender ad mr., VS.. William
B Pclermau.
.. Township OF Conyngham, vs.. Jacob
nerk, ei. al.
3. Beniamiu pelerman, vs, David Colder.
A. Jonn johnson, W.. DaHiel Eisler.
5. A. w. Creanrr, VS. Isaac IsIter.
6. Peter Loneenbersar, VS.. William Long
enterger.
7. Amos W. Creamer, VS. Charles r. Troy.
8. john Beune', VS. Berj Wnlerslegn.
0. William Simons, et. al vs.. John Coven-
hoven.
10. Christian Wolf, VS.. James Dull, e,. al.
IL. Benjamin A. Cole, vs.. William Simons.
12. Leonard y, RGpen, ct. al. vs. Washing
ton Lee if.
i3. Msry Ricketts,, VS. elijah G, Ricketts,.
IA. Slrawbridge A. Wilson, VS.. William
Robson.
IS. Hsury NJ Fuller, vs.. Nathan Seeker.
i6. George Il. Frcas, vs.. George Beiord.
II. Jesse Bowman et AL, VS. Geo. Bowman,
ct al
is. jacob Sanders, vs. William Metz.
10. James Hess, IS. John F. Lanbach.
90. DAVID Lewis, VS.. George Mo0re,
81. David Lewis, vs.. CHRISTIAN l., Moore.
%. David Lewis, Us. John Moore.
%. Andrew Fox, ct. al, W Joshua Womer.
%. Andrew Fox, ct, al. -----R. Levan.
25. BENJAMIN Wiutef-leen. ~ JohU BenUeI.
&c. William Davis, vs.. V CrssweIl, ct. al.
27. Lawrsuce Sinaiey vsJ V. CresweI, ,a,.ai.
%. Samuel Bitlenbender vs.. Siias +. Fow.
er, ct al
20. Joseph Fl. Long, vs.. William II. Rein,
bold.
80. Godfrey Cline's Executors, VS.. Harriet
Carey. 1T. al.
81. Ashtel B. Wilson's Executors VS. Adrian
Vauhnuen, ct. al.
80. john Peaer VS.. Thomas PeaIer.
49, L. w. Weayer's admr., VS.. William
Robson
a. John MrChesney, OF. al, vs.. Jacob
Loose. It. al.
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TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS, fancy arli-
Il cleS, good assortment OF Hosiery of the
best quality; also Aloves, mihs, baskets, Ca.
bas, Combs, dress trimmings and Innings,
sewing silk, thread, ETC., ETC., 10 be had next
door 10 the Exchange"
AMELIA D. WEBB.
Bloomsburg, May 26, 1857.
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[ From The Press Of the All uN.l

FarreI. Heriu. g. Co.'S Paent Champion
Safes, The only Sales made IN the city winch
have never been robbed by burglars, or had
their contents destroyed by accidental fires
Evans g. Watson'> Phlladel ,'ha answer 10 d
New York Humbpg.
We, the undersigned ci'izeus hf St Joseph,
No, do hereby cer'itv that The iron Safe
belonging 10 c. L. Baldwin, made hy Far
rel s. Co., No. 81 Walnut Street, Philadel.
pha, which was in the FIRE that occurred
here. is not fre.prooi, aud is useless as a
Ere proof Safe; that the books, papers. jew
rIry, &c.. which were in the Safe at the
time, were much injured; also, that the
building which il was IN WAS of frame aud
on ly QUE story high, aud that fire SO ir-
fling as The one which burned over the said
Safe was moi sufficient 10 have injured any
Safe purpo.lins 10 be fiTe-prooi.
w. r. PENIcK, Druggist,
JosFpH w. TooTLE, Dry Goods.
j. A. BEATTIE, Banker
DnNNrLI, ,SAxToE s. NcDoNNELL, DryGoods
WILLIAM RAY, Dtv Goods.
JonM CvrD, by Goods.
c. L. BALDWIN, ST, Joseph, Mo.
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Still. ANOTHER ATTEMPT.

OcTouER 18th, ls5S.-Three thieves en-
tered the honrna- mill OF Messrs. Dorrace &
Dorou, Bristol, Pa, and tried all night 10
blow open their Safe, with powder, which
had $3.50 in cash, but did not Succeed III
getting it open. Their Saamander Sale was
IN anuiactuTeh by
EVANS & WATSON,
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EVANS s. WATSON, 26 South FOURTH
Street, Philadelphia, have now on haud the
largest assortment OF Saamaudsr Safes IN
The United $ a,ss, warranted equal 10 any
others maze in the county. Please give
US u call. Feb. 23d, lS9.
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F0UN 3D..

THE subscriber found a set of Furs, on
the Couu HouSe pavement, last Saturday.
The owner can have them by coming for
wsrd, proving properly, and paying all
charges. w. ri. DRIESBACH.
AnIil 2C-2i
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Public Sale Of Valuable poal Estato.

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court OF Columbia e"nnty, on SATURDAY,
the 26th day OF oiMARCH, inst, n, 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, ISAAC K. KRlCKBAUM,
EXecuor of the last will and testament OF
John Kline, late of Benton township, in said
county, deceased, will expose 10 sale, BY
public veudne, upon the premises, a cerian
portion of the REAL ESTATE of the said
decea-ed, situate IN said township, consist
Il, & hor
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BoRouGH ELEcTIoN.-At an election held in
The Borough of Berwick, on Saturday, the
1th inst, the following gentlemen were du-
u eIecled to fill the various Offices ior the
snllI|6s year
CHI Burgess-Frank Stewart
Assislant Burgess-Michael Frantz..
Town. .conncil-Hudson Owen, Jonathan
Cooper, B. Hull, Warren vanderhoven,
Joseph Ri4zering.
School d <ors--J. w. Deiierick, years;
D. C. McHe ? years; Thomas Baucher,
year.
overseers Of Poor-H. c. Freas, Jesse
Bowman.
Borough ConstatiI t. Freas Fowler.
High Constable-Y. X Boon.
Judge of Eleclion--Riz zzzfd Thompson.
Inspectors-Robert w. Eui, Isaiah
Bower,
Assessors. B. Bowman. ~
Auditorium. II. Woodin.
The Coop heart, the tender ieelin IL and
the pleasant Disposition. makes smiles, |exe
aud sunshine everywhere
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p1iso 20 cents por Eov; Five boxoo for slco.

Greet numbers of CleTsymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent pcraonagcs, have lent their
names TO certify the unparalleled usefulness oftiese
remedies, but cur space here viii not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below ngiacd fur
nish gratis our AmgEICAE ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also U,l descriptions OF the above
complaints and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit
Demand AYERS, and take 10 others. The sick
want the best aid there is for thom and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale by
L. P. LUTZ, Bloomsbury; Reighard and
Creveling, Espy G. Masters 6 Son, Mill
vile; Ii. w. Greasy, Light Street; w. Ager,
Rohrsburg; c. Reifsnyder, Cattawissa, and
all Druggists.
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES.

OfLand. The most of which is reasonable
WELL TlMBERED, about Fifteen Acres
being cleared. A SAW MILL is 90 Tue
premises, and The land when cleared will be
good farming ard. Terms favorable. Late
The estate of said deceased, situate in The
township OF Benton, and comfy aforesaid
JACOB EYERLY, elk.
Bloomsbury, March 2, 1859.
t5y' The above sale adjourned 10 April
23d, 1859, at one o'clock, p. NJ, at the same
place.
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BrOOEG@JB1CJl&
CABINET WARE ROOMS
s. G. + SEEayE,

E-T-zEs1I
p ESPECTFULLI invites the attention Of
T. d the Public to his extensive assortment
Of Cabinet Furniture aud Chars, which he
will warrant made of good material, ard in
work maHIike manner. AT his Establish
ment, can always be found good assert
ment OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
which is equal in slye had fin ish 10 that Of
Philadei piIIa oT New York cities, and at At
low prices. He has Sofas OF different style
and prices, from $S25 TO $50. Divsns Lonn-
yes. Wasut aud Mahogany. Paror chairs,
Rocking aud easy chairs, Piano stools, and
variety of upholstered work, with Dressing
and parIor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashus, chetisners, whalno's
aud comrdes and all kinds of fashionable
work His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
common washsands, dress.tables, corner
curhn ards sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
hedsteads, cane seat and common chars is
the largest in this section Of the county. He
will also keep good assortment OF looking
gla> with fancy gilt and common frames
lie will also furnish spring mattresses fitted
10 any sized bedsteah, which are superior
tor durability and comfort 10 any he'd in
use. Bioomsbrre, January 13, 1858.
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Tgav0rse carers Tor May Far.a 1853.

Traverse Jagars for May Tsr:s! 1850.
Btonm-James K. Eyer, Joseph Weaver.
Bemlou-jacob Woalever, Mathew McHen.
~. Cyrus b. White, Cbrisgipn Ash.
BaaveT-Moses Schiicher, David Davis,
S'rptea Lehr.
Brarrraek-Georgs A. Beam, Jonathan Eek.
CaH9w wissa--lohn Keller, Nshctas Hartman,
i-alHh .ohu.
"eoue--Jessc Hicks, Daniel Jamison, George
Z. MilieY.
Crnynghan -Rcrben Wasser.
i'lshracreek-ihomas Peaier, Richard
B,sht.
FrauN,in-Wiliam Mensch, Moses Hover.
GTpcuwoua-Johu Station, David g. Albert
sou, Jntrson Il. lkccr.
Loau~l--John l.. Hursl, Isaac Rhoads.
Mon,our-llcvd Paxton, Daniel Gi.er.
N'Hrn--John Wolf, Jacob Smith.
Matsou-0liger P. Rnnyan.
Oferge--Wi'iam Whillnira.
pms--Inhn f. Fowler.
Scut--Sias e. Fowler, George Beats.
Grand Jurors for May Term 1859.
B!oom-John Barhley, Elisha C. Barton,
Levi CoXe, Robert Pnrsel.
Bru'on-DaVii Rsmley,
Rriatcreek- k-lsRaG bower.
Catlawis,a-Leri Keller, Lewis Yeuer.
CenIrr--Prt~r Miller.
Fr"rki'n-Reuben Rohrbach, ,,5oSyrSI Hart.
man.
Gie.1wnod-ls Ikeler.
observation-disclosures Emmil, James Roat.
Jack ksOn-.Gsorge IleIlrman.
MI. Pl.a>nnt-Dtuiel Zgler.
W'Alin-Georae SEark, Stephen Wolf
Maine-Danel Miller
MoElour--Peer M Kashner, Isucber Nj
Evans.
Orange John Coyanhovan.
Su2arloas--Johu NJ. Cole James +. Kile.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAS.
SENGER TRAINS, Janu,ry LIST 1859.
Up Trains, going North, leavs vs Phladelphia
AT u A. M. and p. M.
Down Trains, going South, leave Potisville
at - A. M. and A p. NJ.
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Price and Quality.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
ALL KENDS on SBlAVVLS.

btoche, Bay State, Walerville, black silk,
cashmere, embroidered, &c. Also very
large large assortment of Cloths, cassimers,
sa'inets, vesIiuqs, tweeds, jeans, coating vel
vet beaver cloths, &c.
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A SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrER.-Therc is at present
confined in cur city Jail, man calling himself
Mofet. This person was taken up by the watch
few nights since he heing found on the street in
helpless condition. the result evidently of excess
sivc drinking. Upon being Intercepted as to his
name, purposes &c., he made many conflicting
statements. Among other stories told, he said he
was from Harpcr's Ferry; knew Old Brown we'll;
had served under him in Kansas; and was at The
Ferry at the time of the recent outbreak. He fur
tier says he was employed for several months
past BY Hon. William Lucas formerly member
IT Congress from that District, aud at present a
pacticng lawyer, and extensive farmer residing
midway between Harper's Ferry and Charles
town, icing four miles from either place. 1t is
very evident that this man IS well acquainted with
persons and localities in that section, and we think
it would he we'll for our authorities to instlthte
same inquiry into his former history. lie srath-
err an intelligent looking man. and couverses very
we'll
letter will reach Mr.. Lucas at lIalltowh,
Icf'rson county, and would doubtless receive
prompt reply.
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MURDER IN ALLEdHANY CouNrY.-A correspon-
dentof the Richmond Dispatch writing from Jac.
,'r's River Depot Nov. S, gives the suhjoinel ac
count of murder in Alleghaney County.
murder was committed in this railroad vii
hge last night. Thomas Vance, an elderly citi-
zen of Greenbrier, was murdered as Is supposed;
by Martin Hassett, an employee in the railroad
depot here The circumstances, as stated in evil
dence, are substantially as follows:
Mr.. McElwee, the depot agent, was absent last
week at the fair in Richmond, ard during his abb
@nce IIassett acted in his place. Vance, who
owned wagon and was engaged in wagoning
goods from the depot to points in the interior, az
piled to lIa.sctt fnr load to Lewisburg. Has
e informed him that there was a load, but that
the freight was mt paid on it. and he could not
get it unless he paid this freight. Vance. unwil,
os to da this, took what he could get for other
pnts. Yesterday he returned to the dept with
hls wagon. and applying for another load, charg-
ed ias>ett with having deceived him last week in
"ynt there were charges upon the goods Tor
L'Hisburg, when there were no such charges, rs
he had asccrtained; and he further accused Has
@t with having done this with the view of CIV
ing thnse goods to iavorite ofhis. Vance abascd
nm vrrv much and nm alteration arose, during
SMth Vance drew his knife and held it in his
sand, without, however, attempting to use it
Mr. MeElwee stated that in the alteration Vance
threatened iassett's life They parted, however,
without blows. A little after supper time MI.
Go'ie the mail agent. discovered Vance near the
stn'', apparently very sick, in a sitting posture,
M'h wound on his head. Assisting him up, he
walked to bis wagon and mounted his horse to
u'We "H but showed such signs of severe injury
sla' ne was prevailed on to 20 tn the tavern,
a"ere DIR. Swoope dressed his wounds and he was
I."ed on mattress. Tie seemed very sick, seen
.s s'ame insensihle. and about IL o'clock, died
"h''e he was able to talk. he ia stated to have
lava the man in the depot struck him. brick
l Ia. was Nnnd near his hat which seemed to have
," he n'iAsile used in striking the blow. Has
Wv was not en- after the old man was discovere
~ ps"rd aud is nut to be found to-day. Thesher-
W vas gone IN P0rrut Of him.
Will " q: was the father Of eight children, VIII"
s,nal us widow. ale left with slender means 81
A. Ma He lived TN the White Sulphur Road
Sn,;a loot ct the mountain, this side Of the
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j. MAT'HHIAS d co.
Cn 81 Main ~arect En- rpc, blAsas " VIA

a bi'i leave Ia call the aruiun OF the ,ic
N d Jarg" aud ro@ani stock "i FALL WIN "a RGOuD-
VIZ which III hrotn Tor Inspection Mos sep
clr ~ consisting III part argc In! ut Vet VET ,a,
au Cloth ts, Gud Nr,y haulme Fail vi apl ngs also
grci Narici. handsome IiauuotS, Miss Hats. thldcn
Hats aud taps Eih"ns. Flowers fcaiern Eouc Head
Dresses Drrs. aud Nar Gaps. Ncti and OF hr,
Goods. Back, Front Hair Brals and Cur
mrnt-, Fancy Hair Pms. Combs Brushes Soaps .riumrr
and Hoop skirts with elegant lot of FtIs, iro ~
with man. articles ton. ",
fed assured that NIL IN want of goods will find II +" III -ir ny
call prepared to sc at very easonabl.
l'fic'S
orers from The country will receive particular ate lton
tr- REPAIRING done usual good style
2Etlts j. NJ,
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a Card Removal.

M I'll 'trN ' hnsing larger house aud In
w tenirn position, the ulegnc viii his stock
Hardware, tnlct, Guns. 49, la The STORE HOUSE. M 10
MAIN STREET, formerly knows IA " ldHcopsn dlrec,
loi" The Farrncrs aud Virginia Banks, which Is hcng
fitted elegant manner, cxprcss, for ll purIsc anil
VIII t occup, the 18th of OrrnnrR tSa Having nnd
tie nil Trade % 10 present such Inducements and ntttnc
ths hs VIII command line Hiionon aud custom "f the pnlir
1ho visiting aud residing in The city cordially invited Ia
cNnnr snch IN the of English Table and Packet Cut
"ry buh4 Rifle and Pistols llous kerpinr Goods silver and
lat i Ware. Looks every kind Wood Willow Ware
French ta+s On Carpets oil sbni- Window Cunie Ran1s
nno i,ns Carpenters and other Mechanics Tool" Bu,in.
MAJ rails, Nirs and springs tRrfc Cloths aud aeer Eel
oe1 Hubs aud Spuh"s Leather Anis, Cum ng and Inck
Ing Mi Skins aud other Irnher Sho" InIng English Ri
DIE Ris, Stirru and tHug~ Circular and other Cnns
Warrnntcd File, Farming onss Ne Sc beside de
scfinn of arirlts generally p,ud In lIarwarc establish
m.ul=. =. VI, SIMPSON.
Successor To simpson Il ITn.,
70 lltL | AnrIi An
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SERIOUS CAsE-AssAULT AND THEFT. Two
Young men, named William Toler and Thomas
Lambert, were before the Mayor yesterday. chars-
ed with beating S. Levi. Levi it seems, went into
Sbaners Lager Beer Saloon with a friend, for the
purpose, as they say, Of taking glass of lager.
Levi his companions were discussing the eettlon
held that dav and while thus dscoursng. these
two Young men came in and whilst passing Levi,
one of the men, who had a dead rabbit in his
hand, struck him in the face with it. Levi took
execution to this sort of treatment, and remarked
tha. such conduct was not gentlemanly, whereup
IN the other person who had banjo in his hand,
fell a.ioul of him. gave him several ticks the
head with it, the force of the ticks breaking the
instrument to pieces. The screws on the banjo
coming in contact with Lewis forehead, cut seve-
rul very ugly gashes about the eyes. After the
affair had progressed thus far, Levi managed to
make his escape out OF Shaner's, and was pursued
by his two assainnts into the clothing store of
Iiarman, few doors below, where they made an
other onset on him, but crowd assembling
things were very s"on quelled.
Mr. Levi swore that at the time the assault was
made on him, he had in his pocket port-monie
containing between S45 and $50 in bunk notes and
specie and that one Of the men thrust his hand in
hi, pocket and took the mnney. After the arrival
Of the parties at the Jail. Mr.. Wade, the jailor
searched them botlE and found u sum CORES
roning to the above on the person Of one OF them,
Whether or not he is able to give satisfactory
account of the means by which he became posses
sod # it, remains to be seen.
The case was partially heard, but in conse-
buenee Of the absence Of witnesses, for the de-
fence, further hearing deferred till this
morning and the accused parties sent to jail, hail
being refused.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

By special arrangement, the Preachers an !
Delegates who may attend the session OF the Nn-
ginia Conference TO commence in Lynchbnrg, on
the 10Th inst. will he passed over the Virginia aud
Tennessee and Southside Railroads, NJ half the
usual price, or by paying the full price Of the tick
ct in going. they will be returned FREE. For
this courtesy we are indebteIt to the Presidents Of
the respective roads.
JACOB MANNING,
ALEX. 6. BROWN.
LyNcuBuRG November Sth 1859.
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Dissolution of CO-DartnerShip

FElllE uarhcrsp heretofore existing under the st H. aud
firm Of Franklin Brother expired b., Limitation u Isl
inst All persons ndebcdtu the requested onf
forward and settle their Important that In
should be closed up practicable The ana
al the will ic us, In winding the business. ni'
iu friends fer the liberal patronage extended tn tn
Franklin Brother for the last five years, IT.
~ solicit continuance the the al AZ
lin X Co JAMES FEANkl ~
IYNCnBrRG, Sept. H. 1889. T.. FRANKLIN, j
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NE w CONC Err n.

T5ViI Subscribers associated themselves together for hc
purpose Of doing GHocERY ANp C"NMiss0s BLsN 80
under the style and hrm "i FKASkIl,A CO. dating Fl ON
the ls oi s,icnbr keep hand al all times iarc md
well selected rocercs, Liquors. Domestic Dry too DIS
&C. and pay their special attention Ia the sal" of ro!a
Corn Flour. Bacnu aud all other kinds of Counry ro
They aic themselves from ihcr long p,i, nee
in business they will bc able well Tor their i nd
and public generally other house in the city. and
promise TO their best cAcrons I" please all who ma! -N"r
them win their patronage. They Will occupy the old st' OF
Franklin Brother No - Main street, door Ia IL .riy
Warehouse. JAMES FRANKLIN
J.. FRANKLIN, .R.,
s,pt % II. JACOB II. FRANKLIN.
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Markets..

NEw YORK, Nov. S,--Stocks heavy: Virginia
6's 9ff. Cotton quiet and unchanged. Flour
firm; Southern 20 to s. 65. Wheat QUOT md
nomnaly one cent higher. Corn quiet Yellow
~ Mess Pork l. TO Sl2 % Primo $40 So -
The rest unchanged.
BaLTtNoRr, Nov. Sth.-rlour quiet. Howard
Street sol. Wheat active hut with a dcclinin
tendency, aud quotations unchanged. Corn dull,
New, New and GA 20 to 81 cts Provisions M changed.
Whiskey o6I els