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last week, did much credit TO the military OF
this county. There were in all five compa-
MES present, viz Bedford Riiemen, Capt
Lyons Cumberland Valley Blue, Capt. Ha-
ney Schellsburg Black Pinmei Rifemen,
Capt. Mullen Bloody Run Blues Capt. Nor
CART Hopewei Riaemen, CaP. Hawman.
Owing to the illness of Col. Horton, Col.
Alex COPPER was called upon o take COM
mand OF the regiment. Col. Compiler, as
commanding officer, deported himself most
gaIantly, and it is bot Justice TO say that IN
putting the regiment through the various
manouvres OF the drlIl, the Colonel has but
few superiors. Col. S. B. TATE aud MAJ. Dr.
BERT, both handsome and gallant officers,
were also on duty. We also noticed Brigade
Quarter Master, CAPT. S. S. FLUcx, and GEN l..
EVANS who was disabled for thc service some
time ago by spraned ankle. On Thursday,
the Brigade Inspector, MAJ. SAMSON, having
been escorted to the 6eld proceeded to inspect
the arms and accoutrements Of the soldiers
Mai. SAMSON performed his duty gracefully,
and in a soldierly and digniied manner. In
short, in our backwoods experience of military
affairs, we have seen but few displays Of this
kind, that, take them ali IN all, passed Of as
creditably to the soldiery, and as pleasantly
to the spectators, as the parade Of which we
have written this brief and hastY account.
The Daily .@e,os, published at Philadel-
pbIa, says. "the Republican press OF the North
is preparing The public mind 10 defend openly
the iusurrectlon at Harper's Ferry" The
.A's'cs is a rampant Opposition paper and is
very bitter IN It's invectives against the elocofo-
cos but, now and then, tbel negro smells a
little strong 10 its olactoriss The .Feecs
will, occasionally, say unpleasant things of IT'S
"RePubIica0" brethren, but, generally, when
election time comes around, it helps on the
tanatclsm which affects 10 l2athe, about as
much as The best Black Republican newspa-
per N TIE country.
We are under special obligations to
Mr. JOHN FLEMING, Gardener at Bedford
Springs, for several punches Of very fine celery.
The stalks measure about 3 feet in height
There are few gardeners that excel Mr. Fleming.
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descended upon Boulogne, and men were la
wish of ridicule upon the madcap enterprise
and ifs utter failure, they did not foresee the
empire in France, and the Corsican Imperial
ism enthroned at the Tuileries. 1.-THE African
trade is TO increase the victims OF slavery, and
the results and necessities of an expanded bon
dage-leSs regard for The individual slave, and
greater appt ehensIon of servile revot-the re-
straInts upon inhuma nifty falling with the mon
ey value of the ''cb attel, !" and the terror of a
growing insecurity, it may be confidently pre-
dcted that the South, sowing the wind, will
reap the whiTlWind.o
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PITTsBUKG, Pa.
June 23d. 1859.

DEAR SIR Please inquire for letter at
Bedford, Pa, it you do not find one there, YOU
may understand that you have got ahead Of US,
and will wait a little. If you have any compa-
ny along, it may De Just as well not to apgearsas
fellow travellers. We may commence prospec-
ting before we get TO Bedford.
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NO DODGING!

The "Republican" newspapers are trying to
AVOID the responsibility which intelligent peo-
pie are placing upon their party in the matter
ot tho Ha:per's Ferry Insurrection. Among
other attempts at PaIlatIon and evasion, they
SCI up The plea that ''oid Brown" was cFazed
by bis misiortunes IN Kansas whilst in arms a
gainst the pro-slavery men. In the first place
this is moi true, for those who know Brown best
certify ann to be at least as sane as any COM
mon Black Republican. In the second place,
II il We're true, how comes it that Brown was
in arms in Kansas Who was il, but the Re-
publican leaders Of New York and Massachu-
sets that placed arms in his hands Who was
it bot those arch-demagogues that furnished him
with Sbarp's rId-s aud with money 10 carry on
his war And il be was .'crazed in Kansas"
how IS ii that they suffered ban, a madman,
TO bave possession Of the weapons with which
he was able 10 take and hold for over thirty
hours, the National Armory at Harper's Ferry?
Let US have answers 10 these questions plain,
unequivocal answers-and no lodging
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STILL CHEAPER!
HANDSOME SUGARS.


HANDSOME SUGARS.
at 8, 9, 10, II and 12cts, per pound.
1Iolasses and Syrups,
at 10, -, 16, IS and 90 cts per qt., at
OSTERI& CARN'S.
GIVE AIN FOR OSTER & CAIRNS"
is the cry if ailwho are IN
want Of neat, durable and
CHEAP BOOTS. ard SHOES.
NEW STYLES OF WINTER BONNETS,
Ribbons and Ruches. at
OSFER s CARN'S.
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
rS1!a. Chsan. At
CSiER x CARN'S.
BEST PTCELING
VINEGAR, fu SAL, BY
GSTER & CARN.
Nov. Alta, 1896.
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Nov. 4tb, 1859.
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THE HARPEa'S FERRY 2EBELL.0T.

gilE HARpEaS EEARk GhDLAG4Ufs
HARpEn's Ferry, Oct 29-9, p. m.-The
prisoners have been committed TO the jail at
Chariestown 10 await ihe action ofthp grand iu-
~. They will be indicted and tried 10 few
days.
The arrangement about the jurisdiction was
settled this wav The Virginia authorities are
10 try the prisoners for murder. In the mean
time the United States authorities will proceed
to try them on a charge OF high treason.
Gov. Wise said to District Attorney OuId
there would be no objection to the United States
government proceeding against them-thal is,
what will De left OF them by the time the Vir-
gnia authorities are done with them,
Brown is better, and has made fuller state
nent. He says he rented the farm of Dr.. Ken
edv six months ago, and has paid the rent up
70 next March. He never had over % men
with him at the farm at any one time that be-
loaged to the organization, but bad good reason
10 expect reintorcements from Maryland, Ken
tucky, North ard South Carolina, and the Can
adas. He had arms sufficient for fifteen hun
dred men nad 200 revolvers, 200 Sharpe'S RI
hes, and 900 spears, all which he lett at the
farm. Hal also an abundance of powder and
fixed ammunition. The arms, from time to time
he brought from Connecticut and other eastern
points to Chambersburg, Pa. They were direc-
ted to J. Smith & Sons, Kennedy Farm, and
were packed in double boxes 50 as to deceive
those who handled them.
Brown SAYS be made one mistake in either
not OBTAINING the train on Sunday night or per-
hitting it to 90 on unmolested This mistake,
he seemed to infer, exposed his dongs 100 soon,
and prevented bis renforCements from coming
in.
The names Of all his party at the Ferry on
Sunday night, except three, whom he admits
Ee sent away on an errand, are as fol-
lows. with their titles under the provisional
government:
WulrEs-Gen. John Brown. commander-n
chief, win recover. Captain Oliver Brown,
dead. Captain Watson Brown, dead. Capt
Aaron C. Stephens, of Connecticut, badly woun-
dad has three balls in him cannot live. Lieut..
Edwin Coppie, of Iowa, unhurt. Lieut.. Albert
Hazlett, of Pennsylvania, dead. Lieut. VIM.
Leman, of Maine, dead. Capt. John E. Cook,
of Connecticut, escaped.
PRIvATEs.-Stewart Taylor, of Canada, dead.
Charles T. Tidd, of Name, dead. VIM. Tbom-
pson, of New York, dead. Capt. John Kag,
Of Ohio but raised in Virginia, dead. Lieut.
Jeremiah Anderson, of Indiana, dead. And
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Nov. /, 1889.

TJXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letterz T...3.
/ ! mentarv 10 the estate Of Miss. E'izaJsl5
Mcdowell, deceased, having been granted to
tine undersigned, all persons having claims a.
g2inst the said estate are requested 10 present
them, and all persons owing the said estate to
make payment 10 John Mower E<q Bedford.
or to JOHN F. 10y,
No. %, Fifth Street,
Pitls5urg.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VAIrAptr
Real .Sfa.fa

e---1sfsS@ klAly kyf
~ Virtue of an order of the OrDbaos, - s
ot Bedford county, the undersigned - o'0F'
tors OF Echort Horn, late of Juniata To DAIc
deceased, will 0"hSnip,
On .honday, he 26a dag Of Dee. ,.r,
expose to Public Sale, on The premises,
One tract Of Load.
situate IN said Township Of Juntata. cor,.;,.-
about 81 acres Of which are cleared iooI'1 I,T"s
four acres OF meadow, and ~ a GOOD .,aIa l1's
cultivation. ol
The improvements are a two story loo dr..,
ling house, double log barn. spring hons 49,
other improvements and also two appIa n.ar a,'
ards Of good fruit, adjoining lands Of Ta"r ,r"
Burns, Valentine Wertz, Gideon Hitcbew '.us1 aas
Others. a"a
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock 4 !,
TERMS: One third of purchase mona, w. ".
the first OF April next, when possession viii l.,
gwen, one third .(after payment of debts, -
remain in the land for the use of the v;lon,
and the remaining third TO be paid in iva -
qual annual payments without interes, Il,
whole TO be secured by judgment bonds,
DANIEL B. HORN.
JOHN A. BURNS
Nov. 81, 1859. Execnlo,.
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sets that placed arms in his hands Who was
it but those arcb-demagogues that furnished him
with Sbarp's rId-s aud with money 10 carry on
his war! And it be was .'crazed in Kansas"
how IS ii that they suffered ban, o1adnlon,
! to have possession of the weapons with which
he was able 10 take and hold for over thirty
hours, the National Armory at Harper's Ferryl
Let US have answers 10 these questions plain,
unequivoca answers-and no lodging
Local and miscellaneous.
-OssAwarouis BRowv IN BaDFoaD.-Re-
ports having been circulated that some OF the
coored people in this vicinity, had been con-
necled with the Harper's Ferry affair, We have
taken the pains TO inquire into the matter and
have found no positive evidence, thus far, 10
impIicaie them. There are more things,
however, 'In heaven and earth than are
dreamt OF in our philosophy" For instance,
on the 25lh Of June last, when the good peo-
pie of Bedford at least those who are not
Abolhionists, were thinking Of anything but
servile Instructions, Ossawalome Brown
and his two sons, Owen and Oliver, accompa-
pied by J. G. Anderson, another of the Har-
per's Ferry murderers, came to This place and
put up at the Bedford Hotel. Their names
will b.. found rsg;starsd as c,Ir,,gs
Oliver Smith, Akron, o.
J. g. Anderson, Ashtabula, O.
Owen Smith, Ohio,
J. Smjh' New YORK.
- VII y ,s'',7''''e'Fu 'i'' D'oV" aSsu'" eu
''v ~ "''''5 - ''l,''. a"u ',2"Vu "T'f'y al IFS
80 Do'' '''''"' ~ ''so '''o '''s arms
1''' '''"'''o"' SUM u'"' IRON. Tue E'@'''
u'''''S'' - ''i''''' dio s0l'S' as lo' Anue'-
o", s-s'''s ''''l' '''e' a''s'ip's0 10 '0"-
g., US '1''''' - .''-s"Ns '''' nc was oHe
$50 ~ i'''' 'o''S'o'iai oo"s'il"-
-, -''"S y
-,
apP'a,s F'o0a''s ''o'' ''F' presence ''s'V
~.-.--,'S'r,5 ' 4''''' : ''''
- ITO
D..a D,.s...'. ,--o' 'eo''
Redord pa + ron 10 at a. gad ~ ao ,b. ,s..s' a.
may understand that YOU have cot ahead Of ns
and will wait little. If you have any compa-
ny along IT may De Just as well not to nPPeartas
t;al, 80, :, '''as Io'n'7noe P|oSPsC-
! Yonrq in trn,b
/ JOHN HEvRiE. ESQ. s. MrEPor.
-uHalloaaaD >, Or :, ,I,;, c,von ,,tI,tto,.
p,s :, ,b.t r;rb, o,o, ...o -. ,,;,b
rhsc,,,, 70 ,b, ,s.s,,tr, ~ Coo,f,na ,o. I,,1-.
coIs,-.4s,l b., .b, A,,,..'of o,,u So NJ
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r,itI;cr or cor, with ,bi,, an.
f;Iire,,,,v bsso,;rrI.d o,L 90. :-.-.,-.,....
n;ct,.a4 tba -,
citizen. ,..o,rd e,I r.. .,.au ........,I..,
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dsgansrarv If the .ra Which s,b.,;,r,9s. .,a,
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,s e,;L, ~ ',A' ~ '.-' ''eT o@' Ne',5',
Kfrk -, Whers ,ov a-o .bo ..lo,la,,,aa1 ~.
DwitbersJ beIdsrnss,, tba, orca 60. ha., 49,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply at Nov. Court, for discharge from
n is Office, as admr. with the Will annexed, o! Mai.
). NJ Barclay, late OF the Borough of Bedford,
deed. JOS MANN.
Nov 4th, 1859.
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CnnTnTTss ssTomEa,s mnrrcE

C0mTIIssI0ME2's NOTICE.
Elizabeth Ross, To the Court OF Com.
IS her next friend mon Pleas OF Bedford CO..
William Mower, Alias subpoena on Il,
vs.. bel for Divorce.
William Ross.
The undersigned appointed commissions 10
take testimony in the above case will atten5to
the duties Of his appointment at his olHcr. in
Bedford borough, on Saturday the 10Th day Of
November, 1889, at 10 O'Clock, "a. NJ, when
and where all parties Interested may attend.
Q. II. GATHER,
Commissioner.
Nov. /, 1889.
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r lr1LI1, 10 IAx-PAYERs.-OFFICE OF the

NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-OFflC OF the
~ COMMISSIONERS o. TAxES spd AssSosaLNto,
No 81 Chamb~Ys,t NswNork, Jan ~ 's8-Nots arteOy
siv.r ts: toe Ro Of R@a and Persona h.
m. Ci,y Of Eswioik oi the year 1888 are n9~
D,p..tiop and will cutir0e open uI the ora usy % hP
81. isiy. Al Tax.p4yer. earnestly rs11s-o % car
49, sip The sane ia ofae thst any errors 10 the s.s-.'
mems ay Ale, all persons etra o. as 20
~ ir s.e.smeit BY rssDb OF oeits cerKyn-r Or
IL isf, services also Literary q chafAbe Ls-iilnLs
hy w exsot from are 70 MAKE spplf ou
f Az te On rN-p3 previous % tue cloaE q t1-
TIE Iosipg .rci Of the at % April IT, 1857 P1oissst
for the Information Of rsx-payer.: 80
rcTtoNl2 Daring t time the books sh1 BE- open % pu'c
Inspection hereiubsfore provided sppca9n may ,. maze
BIZ aUy per.1n CONSIDERING nns.E a.eyed By The rsee
valuation q hs real esat, 70 have me zane %
ectsd II such app iestioD be made ~ re.oo 70 the ss
Of zeal BE- made IL wr1 R oS w
grOuuc Of objecors 'beret thsreupon me 70
shall examine Into The complaint and II 10 th-r Judgmu us
erT1n-ous, tney sha cers- tat SAM . pe
rsc'ed II such application b. made IL resl 20 the
valuation q persoIs tn apVra shall be examined az
by said Comm siones or sny o. tem sd H.
their judgment. assessment is erroneous hey .ls cn
the corrected, AID secars their cecs'Cn h1ien
within thirty da ssr such application shall have peg maze
10 them No shall b. made by the Board Of iPef-
d. this at unlets shall sppes' under os;h or
tI b party assrsyed was unable attend w IN tss pen
pescrbej 1f the ;tioD Of ny reason OF Aoe OF
sbsenoe from the city, Law. Of 1857 page e.
A J. WILL AMSOS,
" BROWh,
Cournis,sopens II Tszes and Assessments.
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PTCIAL N0TICE.-Dealefs N GOODYEAk-

CPFCIAL NOTICE.-Dealefs III GOODYEAR
- PATENT for vULCAEiZEO RUBBER 81 5rt fpEhs
BRAIDs WEBS and all other fabcs .ad .r,iois. m.de si
birs sLTou, syostances sih tbrs,ds sbses Of V1ot
led Rubber notified that sneH te ssos ar PfoPs1
canned OF labeled gitn sne By 1y s9thCy thel
CIHsOT 81 LEGALLY DISPOSED OF IL ,b- Uu't-t
sa.es Merchants and dealers iryit-e TO examine .pH
ner, row IN store snd to tne oroer. for the splS f.'
b TIE UNDERLINED exclufvs Of the tei 400 <0fyt
Ishts In tbe Pasu FOR these Goods which eIntrae e. M
~ e. heretofore manufactured imported, .ns many obe
Also licenses Manufacture and sell and n terms o,F %
obtained appBcrsop 20 ne, ~ No g C3u.a4ft ~
York. hVAhNh %. -
EHE OWNERS Of GOODS and ARIlCLtS
ow in the prsnises No. So Broadway hereby not
fed TO the mmediitey thersom-F soIus,y J.
1859 HENRI JULIAN
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Bys DRAPEs, Auctioneer.


CONTROLLERS OFFICE, NASHVILLE Tenn, Dee % 1883.
Under the provisions of the Act OF lith Feb,
Es ch $50 ard other acts upon the subject Of FREE
Barking viii sell st Public Auction the Merchant TX
chang. iu wa.t New Ysrk City the Sd Of FEBRUARY,
lass from day day until they =. disposed Of the fol-
lowing ndered BY the State Of Tennessee belonging
The following Free Bank. now qudstion % wits Nash
vile and Railroad Bonds for 900 each belong
Ing the Bank Of Claiborne a East renne,ee aud Virr5s
Rsresd Boz d. for 81 900 each bes the Bank o. JEFF
f.rou II East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Bonds for
each belonging the Bank Of Trenton II Nsshyie
and ChatsnoOzs Railroad Bonds and 6 Memphis City Bords
All for 0 each belonging the Bank Of farewell JANIS
T. DUNLAP, Controller BY order Of
JAMES T. DUNLAP, esq,
Controller of the SAFE Of Tennessee.
THURSDAY, FEB. s. o. l2f O'Clock:
sI-2 Bonds Of go each OF the Meanwhile and Chstta
Railroad Interest payable January and July at
the Bsnk of the Republic.
81 -a Bond. Of 600 each, OF the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad Interest payable Nay and Nov l,
q. ire BANK Of the Repabhe.
ei7-l7 Bonds Of COO each, Of the Fast Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad Interest payable January And july
az the Bank Of the Republic.
Dl7Co9-7 Bonds Of Coz esch Of the Nashville and Ch,.s
pooza Railroad Bonds Interest payable May and No
veuter l. At the Bank u the Republic.
el6e-I6 Bonds Of 81 Goo Of the City Of Memph Interest
payable January and July !, .: the Bank Of the Re-
public.
The Of he above Bonds Endorsed BY the STATE Of
Tennessee.
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Board ami Rooms.

( SMALL FAMILY, in q pleasant house and
~ good locality, Will LET two ROOMS TO one or tSo
Gentlemen. with MEALS t. suit, Oh fair terms win otneI
boa der.-a rare opportunity for pessan, hore-at No 81
Fast Slst-st near Lextngtou-sv
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V'HE Two-story BRICK HOUSE and LOT,
No. So Pile st. between Henry ard Mstiion for g.le
at Auction, by A. J BLEECKER & SON, THURSDAY,
February s. at - O'clock the Merchants Exchange Lot IS
BY a House z5x with story Tea aud Bathroom Base
ent light dry cellar House built by days work in the
best Croton and in house 400 remain
MORTGAGE. For further particulars apply 10
ROBERT HayD0GK No. 1Ol Liberty.,.
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tjonsfs ano forms Uanieo

CTORF WANTED.-The first Floor, Basement
- Cellar frs, es,s building in Bosdwey between
Chambers and hitssi. Address Boz No 20 Pos. Once
stating location, rent, &c.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A HOUSE in
w Brooklyn. TO cost not $1,000 cash Must be On
running and west neary Address GOOD
WIN, Brooklyn Posi-ofhce.
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- BLEEcSsR, .uctioneer.
nWoTT- ct L BLEECkER son
DECEIVER's SALE-SUPREME COURT
IA Z "a v - 4 EARR n

DECEIVERs SALE-SUPREME COURT
III LUTHER 8 LAWRENCE and CHARLES FARRAR
sgsiust FRANCIS W. HARTLEY. In pursuance of the
taned in order of this Court the subscriber ne
rub auction the Merchants EXchsDge in the City OF Ner
York Twentyh day Of February next at y o'clock
noon oil the right title aud interest OF sad Francis w Hartley
In and to the follow ing property:
Fy,t Boz and Mortgssr made b. Alexander Oils 10
Abner Jones' dated 18th Sept-mbe 1885, for Eght Thousand
dollars peysb. 26th Spe uber 1855 aud assigned to sal
Hartley Mosase premises consist of Tnuysh Lots OF Land
Second Promissory Note for -Four Thousand doar da,ed
Dec @ 1857 payable before Dee = 1893 at the bant oil
Thomas Fole and Thomas Hast9gs Mum sofa Territory,
BY him inoorsed Together with Mosas gwen 70 secure
..ia lots Of and IN Cry Of HA.ins. m.d@ BY
mortgage having been assigned 10 ssd Hartley.
Third. Two Ptonbsory Mites dated, respectively July o.
1853 and July 20 1883 70 Five Thousand doss esch payable
months the metropolitan Bans Cy Of NewloS,
ndorsed. -
Fouy Two Bills Of Exchange da.ed nth September 1883,
for Two Hundred dollars each one =. forty I'VE ay the other
thirty d,y., after date dLAwa b. Georse Marin on Geo
Martin OF st. Paul in favo' Of francis w. Hartley,
and accepted BY said George ID Martin.
Fth Certificate Of Fourteen Hundred Shares Of the
Wesfed HYDROGEN Gas Lsht Cou pauy
SiI Bopd Mortgage ASSIGNED 70 said Hartley made
by Hatfield John M dated Sh May 1885, Tor
Ten thousand dollars which fe due tn May 1870 Morsaged
lands In Vermont.
Ser.n claim OF said Hartley under the assignment OF the
ineres, Of Edward Wilson IN suit DOW pending IN the 81
peme Court said Edward Wilson Ia plaintiff aud John
C. Whitney and Daniel D. Whitney deen tauts said suit
having brought the City Brookyu
Eighh The tie Hartley Eighty Cots of Lsud IN
the City Brook held By him under deed ron Jon
Gray OF the City OF NeYork dated 10th June 1855 said deed
being recorded In the Registers Office Kings County in Lber
WILLIAM CHAMBERS,
Receiver, No. i67 Broadway, New.York.
Dated 10Th day OF January l85e.-jaS91aw5wsN '"
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Real essIats for Sale.

4 HOUSE in jersey City for SALE, OF TO
"A EXCHANGE Tor small Farm not IN ',y miles
fI,4n New York Address box No. Oo NewicTk City Pos
Office
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TOR SALE, OF to LET-A PLOT OF GROuND
h,e, rpnd H. IA, vicinity The sud 10 In hrst'rse order;
Putt rIe-, sarubbery ne finer is eomioaoe hon.s on
tie premises about one NIB RON oe s'y u III
42.-s 20 w.e1a~ktp, N J. Inquire OF H. 81 JOHN
No Golt-,t
EOR SALE.-Tne forr.story Engish-bisement
uo1rs, .svis, a. mod II i'm prov ernents No l51 West
5hst III tt,-a' n"Ttn 80. Nt- 'li,lla
a H. -s,e rey may r-a'n on the r- Miss d--a
Fo- further fornz,ion inquire ~ > - - S'1
a., opposite lih-'t ~ ~. - ~ -
rI,o MECHANICS AC.-The subscriber offers
A-ch.oc. ana others o. s1tAl n-sh' SvsrA
A. sn,ic Dock,, Brootyr Alec, .esrrA O"SLDlS1s 10
XiIsrssUrst 81 frou b. n % 30 each Thry Ns In
or ret4 order ~ii b. SOD very low 20 close an estae
?sr-s ~.ins % purchase cA1 pay .isN amount Goa Aaa
-s,isrer IpUiy 70 Z z KELLOGG, Executor No n
s.sstr... Ytg:Yoi.
0ANNERY for SALE or EXCHANGE, at
sPk'HGFIELD. = acres and GOO H91.- -
-. w. 3 cOCKc6OFT No is Merch.zss'
-bsnse Walls. or L. WADE, on TIE Preq1.e'
VALUABLE MILL SEAT for SALE
Or EXCHANGE.
Tn .oy. IL situated n desirable par OF this State
neius s-d upon the CANASERAGA CREth In the ienes-e
Valley about n miles from Roche.iei and % nom Buffalo
IL contains about IS Of valuable tage and gron OF
which 4. H. hgh State 81 cuvston beautiful GARDEN,
hue ORCHARD Of choice Fruit Trees, and productive aAPLE
SUGAR GROVE
mon the place there being three rIu % stones
II Canal wbet affords facilities Tor shipping 70 any
p4T, o. the country. -,
within sI mile- ~ ne Ere RAILROAD on me Inc De-
~. Ir-u-r;y vii BE- EXCHAEGED FOR arm under good
crl-ivs.or 'res- .hs city. Apply 70 JOSIAH ADAMS,
o. EBES BARTLETT.
No. u Waist. up Stain
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CARRIAGE-MAKERs, ATTENTION! -

CARRIAGE MAKERS, ATTENTION "A
" Rars Chance, especially for beginner with small
capital Of $1,000 $3OO-For sALEA hsn isome and
commodiohs DWELLING HOUSE surrounded by two acre,
Of fine Garden Ground with Fruit Trees ald all kinds OF
Berries Water Ia the house. Also twostory CARRIAGE
and WAGON SHOP with Tools aud Timber for carrying on
An excellent established Making Repair
MS kstLiDs &c II is but thirty six miles from New
Yorb within few rods Of Taoa d depot and "a alike aesr
able business desirable country residence
sell had he not other business which
demand his attention II sold within two weeks viii
be let to good tensnt Address ar call on HENRY LYON
Chsppsaua, Westche.teI County, Newfort OF HOkAsE
OREELEY Tribune Building New York City.
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NOAL OIL-The subscriber, owning tract of
~ Camel Coal LIE nd the Central Peuny Railroad
wishes himself with Company intending TO
male c. Al on. JOHN Ill BENNETT,
No. 1875 Astor House.