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AUcfIoH uIR
THIS AFrBRNOON& TO-MoRR0W
FUTURE DAYS.


ny WALL BARNARD. Aucuoneers
eEk AVENUE AT AucrIoN.-On TtjEsu1y
AErEhNOON, lst November. at ~ o'cloct' We
"a, fronting 81 feet on New York avenue, betSeen
% And 20 streets. This Lot would make two God
at the option Of purchaser.
TERM: One third cash; the balance in {, ~ and
OF trust on the premises.
90 I'D WALL n RARNARp 49,.
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N nsAsoSn, Oct. 30-The funeral OF Hon. 4 Y.
soh 0.oay was very large and Imposing. Re-
soo large military escort, an immes.e 80.
S 30. on citizens formed in part the proce.rso on
M, ms remains were deposited Ia Hollywood Ceme-
tery, near the grave u Mr. Monroe e"'e
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Death Of an Ex.Gsverpor
died here to-day y Jones
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NorIcs- DIsrzicr OF CoLunsIA ADvHRfrsn-
HxHfs TO N rNsKRfxp IN IKE BALTrNoRR SuN
Aas RscxrvsD AT AND ToRwARpHp vRon .nB
sfAn oyB.cx
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). :. salsS II 1ssSfH 1: EdLA.xHs Trustees.
DIV a. CHEN. Aucnoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
Alspse dated the 18th day OF April, A. b. 1853. re-
o. shs ,Snd records Of washinstop county, b @,
naS a =. ses wssn ths holder
o. On nSsyember: at o'coek "a, on the prentice.
~ that piece Of Iaroei q Lot NO nsrs
~ ,nqnorsd ana thirty six t,l an the city
40 lot e the south and % streets
Ssrssss sith sonth street 50 feat thence south
sssssrv 9 fest irches to point distant 81 Get
Nth q sa,d ss5est y feet thence lotk ssfs As
street le feet inches 20 the besininr, With The
Dxelhny Hoyss end other imProvements thereon.
seasi esypents sts, u and u monts, yit lntsrsst
,cs sss ass % sns sy De- o. ss
the krps % salsin tkFes days. the trnstss re-
PIfchasss. ansf tire days potics, OF Suoh resale
All " %66 s,SfSs,s 1 & 49,.
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GEORGET0WN ADVERTIsKMTs,

E.zaEORaETowN BUILD-
:. m he Gasss !, sirso,',. viii
TUESDAYS. November lat and December eth.
and Of As VIZ. to sst H With he
before lts close Those not arrears not called
70 ne . a s Il s in
oosi-a Henry KING. Sec,
Foe od BosT TON ~ .pIoqaid ney clipper
Ing her freight. She wifi be receiving freisht -
s ss fSRyS 405 On Ms.Sy and
quick disPa'cb. For freight g! passage apply to
90 as-iw % and 1o1 Water 81. Gsor rat0,
Josr /, s s.,I.s i.l,s I. PARsAIysa
sssssa EFT ' sesa Es,s oSsGGa.
q :''l' Hos !; So g = ss Ss, :,
s,.sl 81 ...i M,.... A.'i s.. S :;Isss
cor.s. h tss lsssst style and best quality 1t $780,
Bopns. Ribbons. Flutsd. colOred and Black Velvet
L'4s Rs'S:a :. Us sf ; "s S'; g. qua. >, suitable
l: n.s, lot csb.s with l:cts and real Russian
ssasi is Nsss. Of e.. ss al . Is
Sa e sh
yon,rs,sf before purchasing elsewhere, at the new
ebsT Iii1 ~ siSsssla: !: Branch se
DC CIV III Nsiiige street.
Ssy fhg sis rHHHEfswHfAr
hsds s PRIME AZ. and ssss prssd
New bunch and layer kslssin., curr.ns., citrou..
AamSafe.i, pec3n and Igtts. Nuts, Lemons Pre-
sarss Bona dsns, r X
s:sf IT,: 4: S'ssh TSsSSS y
FOR sALE-A. superior family. HORSE viii
= 80 either IN sins;e or double harness. a
sss q SssssssS S.ss os ssfts s o sHaspned
W Hsps i s Adam SS s sSuas 3os
EQR NEW YORK. The packet scbooasr Re-
= beech, Captain Pstt,l, VIII sail a. above Az
win despatch. For fmsft sGo fRHRlyx e Bones
oe1 6S Wafer st, Georgetown.
I ADnIL' Nc. US srisds. ST.. s.o,sao,..
rass eonst4nt|y on hand large assortment OF
ssH1.lity il Cold, SILVER, Steel, and German
!. yiIA; g Rspsifed end new sl...s. Sc.
" hoLEpALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER,
rSs .,ss5fE SO I, ;, z. GsssN!ssss. d q
ccIiEsskia ySsS ss:; ga SSy. 80 80 :
M. M! 5e ssa u 79A9 P1fENT LEArHERy Az
MOhA isaso assorted and vel worthy Of attain
a large lot Of COARSE sHoRs and aoors
!sa5Sos lot servantsj slso on hand ed eohstsntly
::s sssss:ss: Z: =: q sss:: s sss: \: =:
.y.ye - ~ - " 1slA sss.aI al 4 - 8-6
M USIC MUSIC M-fshs HoIy Hiil Rand res-scf
~ nny morn the public that they ARG nov Yn(s
fRssSSereu % nnrnish the very hS5t MI)SfC for
neiis anq f4p}e9 on the shortest notice ana
lpost reeson Aba terms Ali applications 10 nm of
y. ~ SSess WI BE promptly satsndsd To-
DRAUGHT ALE-Tke IN
ast9gaeq resp ecctfuy inform thelf Cd chisholm Il
sss ane ssissa9 i ssif they have !nsde *
sSs "a 4 t Asss sa aaassf0 Ia
3 az MI n 81. :tss & .s ss:
81 g sI q; :ss.;:3 &
3 sises M 1890; sfss,sss .ss'ss =
i + y: a & ; 3 ;|!:!;
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TOR BOsTON.=The splendid new clipper
Nickexoa, has arrived, aud is nov d scharE- NTS
ing her freight. She Will be receiving freight
for the above port ON Morday morning, and as
nearly all her freight is engaged, she will hsys
quick disPa'cb. For freight Or passass apply to
HARTLEY e. BRO
90 2s-iw 80 and 101 Water ST., Gsorg etown.
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THOSE wishing pure and fresh medicines will
ind u well worth their while TO call at Moore,s
West End drug and medicine establishment ia
Pennsylvania avenue. - -
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n~NOTIC E.-GEORGETOwN BUILp.
~ ING ASSOCIATION The directors will
mAet - the Council Chsmber at o'clcck D. m or
TUESDAYS. November lat and December 9Th,
1859, to receive payments from delinquent members
and Of euJh wish to settle with the Associatiou
before its close. Those not arrears are not led
upon 70 attend meetings until the LIST Tuesday in
bers - desired At O'Clock m. -
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x,xrc,,n - : =; GnEEN. Aes.!oussr,

80 q ~ a. GHHENs A0et(oueeF.
EXECVT0R's SALE OF NE0R oEs- p.
ps EGS &c ssss 81 a. as q Irene.
w ss9 s.oy1 e .cse}uror Dsisstsj sSs M;
Con s'' 3 ss:se q Nsss
I,;n!ns The hsm of Themes 1eakins, Hss.s 49, -,
= ms NV sed ne; ~ I'd. se.ss loyg q yIeS 4,
SSkssea: Ihe Improvement contiss a. = 49,
49, espu evsihas' With othsf Ssssssas5 ssf
& z 49, sliss Nssss sey. <sa ,seus y, IS AID
fsr2s. 1oE 10 6sss 9sde 1i fssss a 81 de- 81
paaeS sof esxses., 8 j, essk, q - ~ :
&SpN0 - 038kNs Auot
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LEGAL PREcxpEST.-The Circuit Court de
cided on Saturday, in the case of Davidge act
Hoover, that levy. by the Marshal against the ef
fects Of a paStneuEip, will lie 10 satisfy INDIE
menf against an individual partner. '-e'
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FLowERs.-Mr. Hughes, the Island Florist, has
perpetually blooming roses and verv rare peyan
iums besides all kinds ofconservatory plants CAN
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THE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHING,
THE BEST WINTER CLOTHING
can only be found ut
WIESENFELD n CHA
0DE0N HALL CLOTHING HO01rs

Splendid ovERcOATs Tor Few Dollar,
Elegant DRESS sGirs = fov.,f. Nd. cos
Beautiful BUSINESS J, TIsiap, CSC Cos
Splendid OvERCOATsi hLD q Co's'
Warn OVERCOATst
durable OvERCnATs!
Wei made 0vERCOATSt
.,,s,At WIEsENFELbx Co.'S.
hoSiHRT ii sS SSE III s fpr 1wo9ns Men!
oppss s AZ MiEsESEEL6 Z Coz. 2s An As
DRESS SUITS for Parties,A
. PRESS SUITS for Best Wear
COATS a AZ nv wIHESs sEINrELD COS.
PANTS By the Thousand!
,o,,,, AZ MIEsENFELD Co.'S,
BOYS CLOTHING for the Younre.tg
BOYS CLOTHING for An Size.,
BOYS CLOTHING for Larrer Rov,,
Al WIESENFELD COS
Cheaper than the Cheapest!
Finer than the Finest.
Better than the Best
wIEsENFELD 4 COS.
Wu,giys .og |. Splendid Quit Coz winter,
wIFsENFELD & co.'s,
ruFD ~ a
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BARGAlNsI BARGAINS,

- BARGAlNSI BARGAINsg
- UST Received from the late New York auctions
2 large variety of Dress Goods, Embroideriea.
Trimmings. Cloaks and Shayls. -
z AZ 90 aSS SI.as ssIsS ssas
AAI.o. 81 ave; Mi..e. half sse y sIiss,s '2a
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Tn usiy1a; y. f Cove EFzEDr

s,s~ kor Lpsg a.d Throat Csmplatsts
5-ssf IHkSkLxpkATEp IoLu ANoDYHR. =
ss.iss. s...AA Sure Nenrslgie Rsmsdy -. -
- adapted siso 20 III ;, -.
TAsss reliable and v.s ssSss ;. 6S%SE:i.s
ers. where circulars and fall 3escr ct,nns nav Il
Iouns % Which We invite the attsnto on OF an and
AZ ne rely Tor appreciation Prices within
J. w. u.,..s;PLE Asrsr,. - -
ss ri cS5 WE e:
3 3: s:.ss:::::s.. ~ = =
rs nns c,9S9 o5eV1N WAN
ssssr r.s III 3jss e o erds S
% Ssi ksils: ss !.
Yevrus, D.ss, ss..s. 49, gpssHas sstss.
cursssfs psPss svjII,
. sssis SIZE: VII ';.s.::|:I,;
Z s::: IS: q.
d - ~ Is sss s v nssken sso.s, /,
!; Z s: ': :i's:: !; s.; s; 5!
14a44 tIe..ts4 ~ e WV
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..THE HIsroRY OF DR. j. .HosrrrrxR,s Stomach
bitt.{s. the most variable mediciae Of the day.
me = TIE mAnf cures thst have been performed with
pebiiitys and other diseases esising from disor
1s ass ssSmsS Or LIVER Pisces e once among tas
- the medical World Ths dlscsses 70 vi chi Bit
bnt sv e ere q aniyersa that there
asS In their own famiies or Circle Of
De - "a. own sstlsscton that there i at
cines, qessLying the public commsndation.
Scia oy Drugpsts and dealers generally svery-
~s'o 90 Sl-eo9f
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PoLIrIcAI MEETING AT CoLEsvILLx.-A large
number OF the conservative citizens OF Montoom.
cry county, Md, assembled last Saturday at Coles.
vile, where Democratic meeting was organized,
M Spencer, Esq :, Of Washington. The addresses
Were received with much safisfac ton by the az
semblage. MIR. Spencer paid a warm Tribute 70
me patriotisn and statesmanship Of Hon. James
b. Clay, Of Kentucky, and called upon the admit
fefs Of the father to initiate the example OF the SON
Mr.. Hagner, the Independent candidate for Con
gross, being present.was called for and responded
Ia some handsomely-delivered remarks, which
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ssd 4 streets, Mary Yard. WasSissfss, d CwWe
snd best deslgn Ready made Clothinr ever before
brosshs % this markst, consisting Of Nous Over.
end vssts q 81 qush les. and most bcsaftfui a.
sortmer s o. BoyS Clothins, which - our own
prices than they charge in other houses.
rSns Lad;.,-Nov..h.B Ban z BPo,
the Dry Goods and Millinery line. Alsrxs e1antity
o. tnss line o. foods Just received, Vhich viii bs
between III ssd stS .s;ssss Nv Ysrs. % W."
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fak pAsofr'cos Of tie War in India drew
smother fan house At Odd Pellsvs. Hsll On sstas.
gay sixlL. - WIN remain On exiibitios few
10 dnfin2 - stsy. The spectator not onIv seiovs
brilliant exhibition, bur AZ tbs sans sfms ~
msen vsInable infozaation rsspsctinr this mn,
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the e.IsonM s,ossssy on the place, eomprisins a
Valuable Horses.
Cattle and Stock,
Eliiy hogsheaas Of Tobacco in the House.
$50 barrels ofCorn, &c., &c.
ferta! OF sale for the personal sststs ca.h az :.
aIaiss ON baltimore st months, With int.
Persons desiring to purchase viii pIea,e a,
pa tne SUBSCRIBER, who vii take sleasure in sbo,
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4 ADlEe WATCHEe.- K4vS j--1 49, =
- esx iot q ths sboxs, direct ron &e -
S,S Euannt.s We, rssRsstfslls. se!icn q
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RUTTER, NEW FRUIT and BUCKWHEAT.
- ss sEE PRIME rune GrhAAFPEs BUTTER,

e a: y yb,es a.. a1d VII, white s0F Sugars,
hhds. prime and low priced MOLASSES.
New bunch and layer Raisins, Currsnts, Citrou
Almond., Pecan and Ruttsr Nuts, Lemons, Pre-
es ayyn GIVE on haosroni Rice Flour
pound boxes, new Buck wheat, superior green ane
black Teas. Pure French Brandy, kne old w hIsky
&c. 9r sale by w. n. TENNEY,
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hkys 2ey on hard fsll stoqk Of cent, Se1,o.
DRAwERs. kns Linen BosoHs, s1irn ~ en q
SIshGRs Collar Tyil Cotton ssd iissn D. vs,s.
SfovEs q 1 ,ox I re- 's'sh Of H0slESf ssd
oe $ 9, aai and sss p s.: s,:s.: J; ;esS :.S.,
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT marriage lfeen.,,
wee is.ssd y &c CLERK g sppiicsnis da;isr ne
week ending 10Th instant.
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p beIEds. SkSME s s ss .I1sss Prime,
10 hhds. Cuba do -
20 hbls. refined SUGAR,
In store and for sale, bT = es.,ss 4 = (
90 26-eo6t 6xRROUp 4 crnnre

~ oPENING -
ERENGA oNNArs,
os: ssihi ns R re ss q ME- hc
ssa s sssHrs ny laroni End the sdjss
pet the hnest dsplay that has hesp "a csi b mad
y 81 = ssn'nssH o ~! VA sessson g CpTEvENS.
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EVANS g. WATSON.

GREAT SAFE ROBBERY AT NORRIS
TOWN, DEcEMFgn LIST, ls5S-SoHle llne
last night, Ihe nnmrl"s-mll OF MI Joseph
Fpzone, III Noulstown, Pa, was enered
aud one OF Farrell, Herring, g. Cos best pa
tent Powder proof Lock and Sale
WAS BLOWN OPEN WITH POWDER,
and 81 eco IN cash taken nul AMI carried
away. Ihis Sale is now IN Evans & Wat
>or's store, No. &c south Fourth Street,
whers we most respectfully invite the pub
lie to call and examine it.
N B.-We find III The Press, December
ith, the following: AN onr Safes are war.
ranIed 10 Yive perfect satisfaction, or ihe
money will be returned.
FARREL, HERRING & CO."
We, EVANS & WATSON, would ak
all parties havlng Farrel, Herring & Co..
Patent Champion Safes, to take advantage
ui the above offer, and return them and get
their money, a. they will find that, in iew
;ears, the Composition with which the
Safes are flied "a large portion being oil OF
vi,rlol) will eat out all the iron. A sPrci-
men ol their Champion Safes may b. seen
IN front oi our store. WHICH il eaten full OF
holes now. EVANS w iSON,
no. 90 Son1h FOURTH Street.
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For tsMaLEs.-il l. Il iaIuau,duIu Iact
that 30 large a number of Females are at.
!lIcled with Irregularities, either refused or
suppressed, which rapidly ard surely under.
rniue their health, shorten their lives, aud
nItImes render them unfit for those duues
III lite inr which an ali-wise Creator TIA.
formed them. This state of things need not
eXis when DR. WdEATING's FEMALE REGu.
LATiNG PILLS are 80 sure To hrIn5 reei-
They are composed Of materials, harmless
10 the most delicate constitution, put Ell.
crhl IN The highest degree in eIadicaing
that train ui diseases incident to the sex.
originating from irregularities They are
no Nostfum, but claim tor themselves vir.
Tues resnIlng from the n>e of those mos,
valued remedies prescribed by the highest
medical authority, Ancient or Modern.
Many Females give way 10 de, ,pondenrv,
imagining themselves IN a confirmed de-
ellue To such we would rouitprlly re-.
commend these Pulls, believing # there is
power in any remedy 10 effect a pprma-
nrnt cure, mat blessing will ensne from
their use. They are manufactured only h,
} + BOWER, cor. 2d & Race streets, Phila-
del phia None genuine wunout his written
sigma nrp npou each hex. Prirp 81 90
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HEALTH WITHOUT PAYSlC;

PRIZE EsSA ON NERvoU. DISEASES.
Just published the 25lh thousand, in a
sealed envelope, prIce 10 cents; or sent,
postpaid, hy the Publishers, for stamps
A Medical E--ay on The Physical Exransr-
Ion and Decay oi the frame from lndnl-
eence, Infection aud The Injurious conse-
auences OF Mercury, with tue modern
meats al cure.
BY L. J. CULVERWELL, NJ D.
Members OF the Royal College oI Surgeons,
Sc, &C., sc.
~ SpermaorrhDl, or Seminal Emss.
ions, Nervous Debility, lmpoency, Loss OF
Energy, Depression of SpTils, Timidity,
Diseases of the Sexual Or.ans, aud lmpedl-
meats To Marriage generally are promptly
and eiIecIuaIly cured by the Authors novel
ani most successful mode OF treatment, by
means OF which tie Invalid can regain
prislne health without having recourse 10
dangerous aud expensive medicines.
From HE London Lancet -"The best tfea
tias ever written on subject Of vital impor
'anre 10 all, well worthy the Authors exalted
reputation"
Address the Publishers: c. ] c. KLINE
e. Co, LIST Avenue, cor. l9h Street. Pos,
Box 45S6. N. Y. City. Dee. %, '5S.-3mns.
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DCGSS 6 SHOES
GROCERY, BAKERY AND
G ONF E CTlONE Y.

Mann Street, Bt0OmsGurg, one door 6etOD Iron
Street.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the
cilizenS OF Blnomshura, and the public in
general, thai they have formed partnership
under Inc name and firm OF Meyer g. Shell
don, aud have just opened in their spacious
new Store House. he
GROCERY, BAKERY & CONFECTlON-
ERi BUSINESS,
On an extensive scale IN all lheir various de-
parrneuls, aud in greut varicl e., where they
will always be pleased TO meet their friends
aid administer 10 their creature comforts.
Their groceries are all fresh, ~and of the
choicest kinds, have been selected with
much care, aud will he s0ld I0r Dash, al The
"lowps living prices"
Their Bakery is enIrely new, constructed
after the most modern improvements and
will ne under the superiuleHdeuce of 'mas.
ter workmen.'
Their confectionery is manufactured by
themselves with care aud clPanlnes.--and
canno, BE- surpassed BY the most improved
impor,arons.
OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
They have also fitted up mp,l magnificent
Restaurant aud Oyster Saloon, occupy inc the
entire space OF the (up sairs) second floor,
wrh splinter new fixtures aud fin-hInes,
where !hey will be happy TO serve their Gus.
toners with choice Oysters, Wholesale and
retail.
N. B-.-A ladies' Saloon separated from
ihe General Restaurant, has also been pre-
pared lor Their special sccommodslInn.
ALBERT MOVER,
+. NJ. SHELDON.
Bloomsbury, Oct. 81, 1853.
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WEARE enjoying splendid weather in this
uneighborhood at present writing the sky is
clear and serene; the sun shining bright,
drying of the muddy roads as fast as pos
slele. In some parts of the county the
highways are in good condition, while in
others they are rather bad. A few days more,
should the weather remain in this condition,
all will be passaby good
+. 5 Since the above was written we have
been enjoying more rain and mud. Last
Monday evening it rained in this place pref
~ hard, accompanied with loud thunder and
sharp lightning.
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SIsERIFF SALES.

ENY virtue ut y VIII OF vendrioni exponas,
~ TO me directed. will be exposed To rub.
lie sale al the Cour House, in Bloom burg,
on Saturday the sch day OF March inst, at
one clock, II the afternoon, the follow ns
described properly Ia wit:
A certain Plluialinn ard tract Of land si'.
nate III Franklin township, Columbia Cour.-
", hrunted on tie Sru'h 10y lands oi bra.
tam Lllev, on The East by lands of Aaron
Lnmbsrsrn, on the North 10y other lands of
tfe said James X. Fisher, aud on The Easr
by lands OF George Schtck and olhefs, cot :
tanning in tie VI ole n,ueiy five acres be the
same more or less. About ninety acre, of
which is cleared land, wherein is erected
IA ole and a halt story dwelling House part
frame aud part log, largF frame bank barn,
d irame wa9oL hou~e Il stone >prlny house,
aud 'o,her out Buildings with lne appune.
Dances.
Srizpd and taken in Execution and 10 be
sold Il. the property of james X, Fisher.
Also, Al The same lina ant place by
vrine OF II wtl OF Levari Facias 10 me di.
rectrd, all that t~o story plank hou>p or
building, slluale in the town OF HnhhlrviIle
III the r0wCsnip nt Beaver in the County ui
Columbia, on a corner lot in said Town, the
laid hullting being thirty feet in front. aud
lwent, tept in depth, and the 10, of around
upon " tIrh tue sas!s !sAssi.,ins is erected De-
rog hnnn'ri 10y the Rail Road of the Colnm.
ha Coal g. Iun Company, and by lands OF
Tfnmeu NJ. Hubble and Others.
S-izpd ana taken in sApru;ior and 10 be
sold a. The property ci Chates EverIrs.
" Connnion- oi the above sales are, ten
per cent of the purchase money TO be paid
AT tie sinking down OF the property, and The
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FRoM ST. DoMISGo.-By an arrival at New
York, we have advices from Gonaives and
Port an Prince 10 February 20lh AT Con-
aives everything was qu;et, and trade i'm
proving. Logwood $25 10 $40, currency
1000 lbs. coffee ii6 10 1870 per 100 lbs. Al
Por, an Prince it was qriel, but the nhabi-
lants were apparently dissatisfied with GeG
rard, in consequence OF his demands on
produce exports, and the power which he
is commencing 10 exercise, which they pre-
sumo will sooL expand 10 tyranny.
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BAoKBTrlNG-Never say of one who is
absent what you would be alrlad or a,ham-
ed 10 say if he were present. ''He of whom
you delight to speak evil" says a wise
moralst, "may hear OF it, and become your
enemy, or ii he do not. you will have TO re-
proach yourself with the meanness OF at
lacking one who had no opportunity of de-
tending. himself. Never listen 10 those who
deal in scandal; hewho SANDERS one to you,
will SANDER you 10 another" Tale-hearers
make tale-bearers; and hence Dr.. South
sad, ''the tale-bearer and tale hearer should
pc hanged together, the one by the ear, the
ohef BY the tongue"
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Tile Washington 1ragedy.-The Washing
ton correspondent of The Boston Journal
says: About an hour before Key was shot
he said to young lady whom he joined on
her way home from Church and who is my
informant, 81 am despondent about my
health. and very desperate. Indeed, have
hall mind 10 20 out on The praires and try
buffalo hunting The excursion would eth
er cure me or Kill mo and really don't care
much which.
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Or ALL the luxuries of the present day,
oysters, in our humble opinion, stands pre-
eminet as one of the greatest but situated
as we are in Bloomsburg, one hundred and
some odd miles from the place where they
are canght,a d. .ficnIty is often experienced 10
get them fresh, and of a good quality. The
difficulty, however, is pretty well got along
with by our friends, Mas. CLARK and Mn
BILLMEvEH, who are daily receiving them in
,he she'll direct from the water. We would
advise all lovers of the bivalves to call at
these popular saloons aud Try them
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El:s g9c Foundry, ERl0oaaa burg

STUVES AND TIN WARE
THE subscriber having erected large new
brick Foundry and Machine Snop, IN place
Of The old one, is prepared to make all kinds
of
CASTINGS At THE LOWEST PRICES
Pows constantly on hand. The sub rrhe
has removed his Tin Shop from Main
Street TO the Foundry Lot, where he has
erected building altogether for Stoves aud
Tmwarr.
The Cooking Stoves consis, of The WIN.
s., PENN COOK, RAUB COOK, VAN.
! LlER COOK, aud PARLORSrOVES
fts5;ot all kinds, the Egg Cylinder Stove,
Sc.
All kinds of Syouting made 10 order.
JOSEPH SHARPLESS.
Bloomsbnrg. April l6. 1851.
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Administrator Notice.

NOIlCE is hereby gwen 10 al persons in
" ierestrd, that letters ol administration on
the estate OF Jacob Fry, late of MIiiln town
ship, Columbia cOuuty, deceased, have bean
9rauied by The Reliser of Columbia conn
ly, 10 The undersigned, living il Mtlln, in
sald county. All persons having claims or
demands against the estate of The decedenr,
ave requested 10 present them 10 The admin
istrator, duly aitesled, without delay, aud
all ief.ons indebted to the estate are noll
fled to make payment lnrhwTh.
SAMUEL GREASY,
Mifilin, Feb. 26, 1859. fdmr
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AN Election will be held in this town.
ship on Friday, the 18th inst, in the court
house, for the purpose OF eleciing township
officers Persons are 10 be chosen for the
following offices: one person for Judge of
Elections; two persons for Inspectors; two
persons for Consiables; two persons for
oVer'eers OF the Poor; one person for AS.
SCISSOR; three persons for Supervisors; two
persons for Schoo. Directors, and one per.
son for township Auditor. Look out for
.ballot-box stulfing.