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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

VALUABLE MACHINERY and MINE Ma
TERIALS for SALE-To be sold BY Pubic Auction ct
the ROssIE MINES in the Town Of RSSss st. L.sIesss
2h days Of February 1852 the whole OF the Machinery
and materials the sboveDamed Mines viz; ore superior
smost any purpose with powerful Cruber attached
do nearly 2bose power with bo ers one blast do
circular saw attached Smelling Furnaces with posts Ac
oompete fms lOnch Capstan Rope Of superior quality no
fms 6o do SO ns Of excellent inch Chain several
pieces Of ss and liehs, from Is to - feet longs eIce
lent double power Crab Winch several and single Blocks
lot Of steam wh Machinery horse Whms several iron
Pueys Balance Bobs Cspns with shieves &C. complete
$50 a. 10 in Pumps, 80 f. in Working Barrels sit To-
Pa1p. P r. H. o Matching Piece q f. y a boorpcs p
III in Pumps f. SIM Pnnger Pole with working barrel
w1Ss' gsis tIP :sas cSn IS @
IL in. Buc'et RODS with joints clasps, &c. com
pete 40 fD' in Main ROcs with plates bots S TO match
&c; 2ses of 10 In Yokes do do, 10: Of Staple. snd
Glands sets Of Beys for shaftwoIk purposes smiths Bel
lows Anv Vice., Taps and Dies quantity Of Smiths
and Miners Tools. Msndrl lot Of Screw Plates Sc,
Screw Stocks, Kibbe Mold lot Of large Screw Tops,
Kibbes win1e Kibbles, Cart and Wheels, excellent
Horses sets Hcse Harness sleighs Chat Cutter LOT OF
rate quality 8kess Blasting Powder lot Of Dressing Utensils
rndstone lsrge Sove with lot OF liuch Pipe 70 match,
lot Of WbeeS,rrows Hsnd esrIows 1c s.ves. LsSder,
red White Ropes OF different lei gths and sizes lot OF
Leather and Leather Beltins ,cIgenter' Beaches 2
Screw Jack. lot Of 7.rch S:oyepiPe, 300 lbs Nal',
a lot Of Screen WiIe lot of Brass, Theodoits,
/ UudersrOund Dial, quantity Of New and od lion
lron 50 60 cords Fire d. 50 bs Candies lOD lbs Tai
new Clocks Oce Furniure and variety Of other ma.e.
As The sale will each day a. 10 O'Clock, snd
puncua attendance desired, As the lots The
from Antwerp 70 osdenstGb ard ssou II miles ou Morris
town For viewing the same i,r any further PARTICULAR,
aws,s be found IA rsdness 70 ar swer al y inquiries
Feb s. 1853. VIM TRELEAsE, Agent RO''is Mines
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

CADEMY OF M u {. -
"a MONDAY Peb. q.
ROBERT STOEPEL'S
ROMANTIC INDIAN SYMPHONY,
HIA w IT II A.
Mrs: j. l.. HARDWOOD,
tHsr fret .Ppe;:TT,s59G1e, - Sew-f'rE)
fYtg Jusns Concerts and her Asestys Theaer Lonooh)
Or GUILnETTE.
TIE Choruses will be executed by
THE HENDELSSOHN UNION
GRAND ORCHESTRA
Composed Of the frat Artjsts Ia Auehea
MATILDA HERON
vii ecnpsct the ucs potion Of the work BY Readings from
the original Poem. -
AdUQiefiOn
Evory ticket to 10 advance Of the evening OF
win lave They may be procuIea sitsr
day Feb H. at the Academy Of Music, sDd seunss ana
F.sasy Circle. so cent. Amphihestre. 25 cents
n Asst WEEK of Mrs. FRANCESA. KEMBLE'S
l. LREADIE0s FROM SHAKESPEARE-At Dotworths
BAioop No 8o6 Brosdwsy. .. ,
E0EDAY MORNING. Feb IA, at O'Clock HENRY THE
TUESDAY EVENING, seb. Is, at 9 O'Clock, HENRY THE
TBURspAY MORNING. Feb. H. at o'clock, TWELFTH
YIiDAY EVENING, Feb 1s. at O'Clock, HAMLET
w.th whinh the Couue viii conclude.
Toteta each ootsed at the bookstores OF mesrs
Bssdwsy at the Clarendon HOTEL the door Sofa seats
(tessve 6I also be bad at Mr. Crovens BOOKSTORE
No ess Broadway, and 81 the door.
TICKETS VIII be sold sfe the reading has begun, and
noney IN lieu Of them By the doorkeeper
An early attendance ia solicited. a.. -.
T course Of Readings w be positively the last which Mn
KEMBLE viii give in ke~York previous TO her retirement
frou puhlio hfe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Cry OF NEwYoRK OEPsRrAh.r OF fsNCs
CONTROLLERS OFFIcs. Feb. ist, 1888 = -
CORPORATION PROPERTY, 81 be LEASED
" BY PUBLIC AUCTION The Gel sr. connected ~ith ,as
,ryerl Pablo Markets of the City and so ssndry Lots Ie
neDsats Buiidot' beopsns to tss G,y WI Ss s
a. pabllc .u.ton a. the City Hs, 1HU hSDAt mGcn
stg AZ one O'Clock NJ for the term OF I've years. rom me
sr,t d.y o May caagues Of the property 10 be eed
with ,h. rs and conditions Of SALE be had at the 0oa-
tToler's Office -, e,,.r,
ROBERT 7. HANS Controller
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
A J. SLEEcxES, Aucsi9nesr. e,,,

A J. 5LEEcXER, Auctioneer. -
TXTCUTOR's SALE on MONROE-ST.-
IL A. j. BLEECKER soN Co will sell St aaetion,
90 FkIOAY Feb 49, st Il o'cl A. tue Mers tkcal - o.,
ON NONROE-ST-Thrre HOUSES and LOTS, Nos, oo, ot
and Go Nonroest south side between market aud fke as
No "a ain, Ca. Croton 81: Title perfect n 80, r,nsn
Maps etc a. No Bro.c-s, By Orter JOHN IiOhrsoS
A. $ BLACK EN'ss James Thomion, deceased Vf5o
EXECUTOR's SALE.-The subscriber, Execu-
II tor of Jo.eph Mddles. viii sell AZ pubic auction ey
H. Muller aucticuetr on ths Se oi reo'ua,y ms
York ot 3 FEET front sud rear and 81 feet deeP ens tso
stories with bI frou. ard IN the rear Ten PIT cent
ud auctioucer Zee on day of sale balance in cash delivery
u '- U'e- wM wHITEwRIGHT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
Gales at Autticn.

4 II. MglvIx Arctionssf.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Trsde-Saas
- soous No. lSPnk-Iev ..,r.v y,rS,vos
MONDAY TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY E'ENiNaSi
P.b II. IS ard 10, o! o'clock
rNGIIsV BOOKs-A large coll-ction (purchssed by NJ
wm Hal in s57-s s.e' of the hsrare' OF tae nooty
std gentry Of Epgand oompI"rg an eNsLh,e ~
"a -. and valuable Stssd,rd Books eludins srs; w
uety c elegantly excessively Illustrated sne -
WoY, Sc Sc For particular. cssos 10 Dc hsa- on
sppc.tion At the ssesfoons
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
Gouses anS farms n1ante6.


FACTORY WANTED.-Ihe advertiser would
Il tske LEASE CT good FACTORY In the city or term
years II be well shted snd have enough for
30 woItmen Address MANUFACTURED Herald OHSe,
with description Of property and terms
WANTED to PURCHASE-A SMALL
w HOUSE frame brictI and LOT In pleasant locs
ton between .lh and i2ists city railroad. Address,
stating particulars, ~
A, Tribcne Ofce
WANTED.-A hrst-class BrOwn-StOne, English
basement HOUSE; must q 20 . feet 'front.' with par.
los pcosed Ard location between fh aad 9th Apply TO
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, No. Brosds-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

A. J. BLEEcEE7, Auctioueer
DEREMPTORY SALE on 10th st.-A. d.
ii gLIECKER son Co. will sell q. suction OF FRIDAY,
yeb 10, al 70 ocL, 81 the Msr'' EIch.;
ON 4TH-Sr.-Tbe desirable SstsTy II gi'h Basement
Br,k HOUSES aud LOTS Nos 2lG 28 and - oetween
an sad sth.v Houses 6 sxi5 about coDt,in Croon
10 complete order Lots lSSx D per cent can
remain. Maps. &c., At No. Broad st. U4sg
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
GcpartuersbiY Notices.

VNHE CCPARTNERSIIIP heretofore sKist;a9
Il tsnd known BEECHER Co srce,ns, 10 by musa>A
this day dissolved. VIM w. BEkCHkk
WIiamsbcssh, N. J., Feb. 2, l2s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

I Asst WEEK Of BANyARDs DEsTRUCx
.rn a. RsnvarTs Hail. No. $50 Broadway. EVERY
rryTHUS6 n u, and "WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY
rSsnc0o A. O'Clock ASnissaos 2S csA oadzsa IL cts
HIIL TO LET.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

i MrRCHANrs-AC Ceue1nan, IS years Of age, and poe
sessps practical Of the above easn.s poad p
sad 20 ,rest respectable house % rAAs fLr
REsPONDEHT or Otherwise hs services rnent %
p1Oh.ah employed The advert.er who u 80 Enessn
nan been ntins the leading sose ~
IL por,opsly acquainted with moss Oh inc
producef well buyers ard corsuus Of LesineI
cut Ensand Ireland and Scotland The highest can
BE- gwen Addrus I. d., Mr.. kno~isonA fosotcs f1S'
hars Ps.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
O(RAT0RION EXTRA ENTERTAJNMENT IAgSv HxS

II kncSss = lreTITtJrE. seoona dor THIS EVEN
~. !. a o'sIoei Prcf BRONSON win di.o.c and
rss u ,ns.is 81 s.a ,s sl. seac. sSd
,s .,ss ,sr,s zoe Tnrre Preachers Of s Tine u,
N".s - sstas tfs YEA ksais, oa BseAeef &c Aan'"0a
S eestA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
EREIGHTING to PIXIES PEAK.-TRANS

EREIGHTING to PIXIES PEAk.-TRANS-
i PORTA1IoN Of BAGGAGE, PROVISIONS and AER-
CHANDiSEThe undersgncd having made Arrangements for
Transporting Freight for 70 Pixies Peah viii send out
during the 50 trains Of wagons each from "ss'por
No and from Atokison, X. T.
The above pcia,s in AP and resu-
larry thereafter
This III afford opportunity rnerths ats aud of
having their provisions merchandise and other Freight trans
ported price Per 100 pounds and poes much lees
private b. had viii so carry passengers h
price, furnishing board and transporting theu baggage
MessrS. SAMUEL ALLEN f9ny Authorized from TINS
date make of transportation OF men, merchandise
kc Freight will b received By tser o. s. Louis ana
ty myself At W@spc No. and Atchison, X. I. Full part
Gu can be obsaiaed BY addressing at Lnssood Pess
Co. Mo-, Atchison, X t. By calling upon Aessrs
SAMUEL l. ALLEN No. IS, Second-st, 81 Louis
Hon. James Hughes PIesitert Of the Bank Of Missouri
Messra Russell, Majors Wsdden Lesvenworh City,
Kansas -, ,,.
Hon Samuel II. Wocdson Washington City. d. c.
ke,us Woods Christy Co ST. Louis, Mo.
Mesa QodSin, Hopkins Hinton St Louis, No.
Nesus George Knapp Co, Aissoun Republican
Mckee Fshback, Missouri Democrat
Gsorse n saoters esq, New.fofk CITY.
Neers Liter Price Co PhilsdeiphiA
N.s,rs Wood Bacon Co, PhilsdelrhiA .
~, Ioui. Mo-. Jan. ~ 1889 JOhN o. JONEo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
Sousrs to fet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-Near 5th-av'
Aoe 4,b A vsry .ssas. In,lsb es'erasc, loas- fe'
ritur. mostly Tern. & moo'h-to e,iv.., hui
OF, S-cuit7 Tsqr.Ies. Adde'S. lNE LOCATION Ull1C
Pos;Ofics-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

DIAEOS AND MELODEONS-NEW and
i syCOSD-HAND.-Avery Arfs assoTtuer which will Be
sod a. extremely bv prices durI ten week Aex.ndfe
o,saDs r cnuches, and alt kinds Of uusos Instruments
Pianos sui hecoeoLs os AID allowed eurch ssed
HORACE WATEsS Assrt, ~, % BEeseway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

1INO DENTISTS.-A Dentist, whose health de-
msnds bis absence from the city pa Of the tune would
ASSOCIATE with experienced Dentist wond SELL or
LpAsE his HOUSE In Bondst. the Address Box
No Post, Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

LOR SAlE At lONkEhS-o1 acres oil the
fp,st tsiia..sd LAND in Yolkers Commanding Of
the river for res beth up snd dosn which imp he
t or A. tee lsad slopes 9oxn The river Tho psopsy
fru o. e about Feet tie Eaa str.t .na u1spsei
atuuatrr ate. Amy " w. L SEfM0uk
No. - hasssa a., Escm Nc. 8
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Ul MINERALS In large selections and quAanaes Souee .
D, from TO el0; soecnens sent tor inspec;oo
Ana evefy som and assistance 70
hx .adresipr CHAS w. A. HERMANN, schenectsoy, VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

CHARM for SALE.-The Farm formerly owned
b, ye<ei.k Fssr ses.sd. beautifully si.cst>d is tss
Usu of nsrat Pe.,,n, Wt.e b-stsr G. gn ne1 ts sa.e
81 ksrsioo sboa, oSe ule sr the Harlem :. rosi
rr g OF good ani bTscirs A-stss. P1v &C 80
Lad well wstsred n Eooc s-Nte Ct crss' >ton N'a
r~es OrrhsIcs L. b@afirE oolaon o. the s<s are
pw.rtrg Hoc.e ard BsTn. 9th 0c.s1srn aad
s Sprrns q Tire iOot. fo fursAsf pas1a ~
cir, % EDU ARD MILLER th- prruises or Of A IL
CLARK, no dt Chan eeTs-st-, New lort.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
Real Gsiate for 9ale.

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE at TARRY-
IN TOWN for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY or BROOK
LYN PROPERTYliis within six minutes yah OF the depot
and wharf and commands tce view OF the river
The house is large, containing nine seePlg Is built Of
bk and in the best manner possble There Is sbon' an
ofsround. Apply 10 . w l. SEYMOUR
No. l9 Nassau-st., Roora 70. 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
NOR SALE md PARTIAL FXCUANGE-A

j srbstaaia sel arr,nE-e HOUSE IL BroosJ rks pls
,p usy reuain sud s5uf csuat'y pse Pre- 40 u, 80
va, or bs.1ce bat 10 sect for r-nens eoinf his s"si
n., N N. cf-y' Accr.ss IHAs CARIE., cs'r q % o.
CATER ths- - New fork Mutual fnsrsaoe CSnpA1J cor
neT Of Wnisn and Cetsrss.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

ITO MECHANICS, &C.-Tbe subscriber offers
for Mechanics and others Of small means several
hree-story Brick DWELLINGS, In Van Brntst near the
Atlantic Docks Brooklyn Also, several DWELLINGS IN
WIismsburlh at from 800 1880 each. They In
complete order will be sold low 70 close an esse
Parties wishing to pUchsse small snount down ana
small time time, TO suit their con.
venience Apply to L. z KELLOGG, Executor, No. 20
Beaver-tt-, Yesy-Yo-k.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
VNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
OFFICE No. n BROADWAY.

rh ,rox,,, , A,,men, OF the sF.rs Of ths Company s
The fiscal wear endirs the Sat day o Janusry. 1889
Net lat of February,
Receipts durf the year: ..oo, a.,
FOR Pr muns 'S9n,ei y
Int rect
For "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

EOR SALE-On reasonable terms, = FARM
u.n tie eiry cou.snrg 60 aud more together with
Tie ard for imredise operations Appy
70 JOHe = sLIFER, No 81 Dusne s., n Y.
Tor SALE, TO LET, or EXCHANGE-Ihe
l. frs,.cl.. hss stoop, fgll size BROWN STONE HOUSE,
No l2 Wes; 4h-st, neaT Broadway laaure p b. AhOHf,
No. 2T6 Pesrlst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

u...r,.. an srHE VITAL FORCES" will be deh sesso 20
rIiIs EvINiNa Feb Is in the Hail Of the hstoros SS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

NNHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIKE IN
Il sURANCE COMPANY, Capital sloo,oco- The Books
FOR the subsorpons Capital Stock OF this Company viii
opened the Office of the Company under the AmI.a
Exchange Bank Of Broadway and Cedst on THURS
10th inst and until tho 7th iDs from
10 o'clock u. 20 O'Clock
The whole smouut subscriptions will be required TO s
paid on or before 18th ios-New YORK. Feb TO- 1853.
Ea$%ss %.s s S2SE% Ss2fiSssES"%fhfsoS. Commissioners
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Tor SALE-A large four.story aud Basement
j. HOUSE with le,se on Sailors Suug Hsr5or, b-t.rsn
WSverlsy Clifton paoe' hoe ics'en, near Sro4ds
Lit So feet by So: house. 81 feet BY ST. under Improvements
zrort reu T seventeen yesto s2 scnGn isf the
two los with renewals ususL There Ia an e1uel oppor
unity q build On the feu small expeuge witA good
h. and thus ussry douhe the cspsty of the huse Free
sl75Ca. Apply TO HOMER MORGAN, No. NetToPohiAa
Bsrf, Pire-stfeet.
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FOR RENT.

yENhe subscriber will lease for a term of wears
THE PENSACOLA MILL PROPERTY. -
with l,600 acres of land adjoining, heavily
timbered-3O acres surrounding the mill are
cleared, and under high state of cultivation
Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks, &c. The
Mill has one of Pages Circular Saws in it. as
well as an upright saw, and three small circu-
lars for lath, &C, and is capable of making
10000 FEET OF LUMBER PER DAY.
The above described valuable property will
be leased on favorable terms. Possession Civ
en- at any time. Address
LLOYD & HILL, Hollidaysburg
Or WN- H. GARDNER, ESQ, Wilmore Pa.
September l. lS59:tf.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20
J. L. MILLI(.

ELECTION DAY.-The election das-
sed off in this place with more thhe
usual quietness. The citizens Of ouwn
and township are proyerbial for them
eral good behavior on all public dayut
on this occasion they quite outdid NJ
selves. After the labors Of the dad
closed, however, and the returns fr0e
various districts in the county beao
come in, we noticed quite numberle
qualified voters" of both political rs
amused themselves by imbibing sy
rotations of fashionable beverage, In
by the euphonious name of tanglef-
All this of course was followed wife
usual noisy consequences, and indeeol
SO late as the Thursday following, w
several individuals who seemed to
under their original loads, and to mat
desire to keep up the exercises as,
as possible. But, amid all this f1f
spirits, the claret we believe was let
touched-there not being single
fight to mar the harmony or vary tt
ercises of the occasion.
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ORPHANS, CoURTS SALE
or A L Z A B LIE REAL ESTAT


BY virtue of an alias order of the Orphans
Court of Cambria county the undersigned will
expose to sale, by public vendue or outcrv at
the "Cresson Hotel, at Cresson, Cambria co -,
TUESDAY,, the lst day of NOVEMBER, 1859.
the following described real estate, to wit =
Lots or purparts numbered l and g. mentioned
and described in the inquisiton on the real
estate of WILLIAM WEBSTER. decd. and
being situated in the township of Washington.
in the county of Cambria aforesaid
Purpart No. l-being bounded and desert
bed as follows: Beginning at a Beech thence,
by land of the heirs of James Smvth. decd
n. 63 E., 100 perches to a post thence s. 35
E., 1871 perches to post, midway between
the Pa and Portage Railroads thence, on a
line midway between said Railroads, s. Al w.
l10 perches; thence, n. 35 W, 2I5 perches to
the place of beginning; containing lI6 acres
and l54 percnes, and allowance
Purpart No. 3-beng a lot of ground. ad
Joining the old Portage Railroad, between
planes No. and 81 lot of Patrick Daisey and
others, containing 172 perches, and having
thereon erected two } story plank houses
TERMS OF SALE One third of the pur-
chase money to be paid on confirmation of the
sale; one other third in one year thereafter,
with interest to be secured by the Mortgages
and Judgment Bonds of the purchasers and
the remaining third to remain a lien on the
premises, the interest on the same to be paid
to Ann Henry, (widow of said decedent) an
nually by the purchasers, during her lifetime
and the principal, at her decease, to the heirs
and Hneal descendants of the said William
Webster, decd. ANN HENRY,
Adm'x. of VIM. Webster, decd
October 6, 1859.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

7. B. PETERSON & BRo's.-This
terprising Philadelphia firm has, as e
body knows, commenced the public
IN pamphlet form of Dickens Worl
They are to be published in twenty
volumes-one to be issued on Saturd
each week, till completed Price,
dollars for the whole series, or twent.
cents for single volume.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

A FRAGMENT.-Those of our re
who have often been delighted with
beautiful song of "Woodman, spare
tree" and especially those who assist
the last Presidential canvass In ra
Fremont poles, we know will feel gr;
to US for giving the following "P
ment" place in our columns. 1t wot
pity indeed had we not room for it
\ Phragment of an Owed to a Phre'
Pole Whot was Bein Cut Down For
Would:
Woodmanl spare them poles,
Touch not single wun
Last phall they cheered our soals,
Just let EN- stand for phun.
Il was our Phreemont Clubb
That lst did place them there /;
oh please, sur, let 'em stand,
Or else you'll hear us sware.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

c,,rE GREENwooD.-This eminent
,,boress. who has awakened such strong
..,orsst in the American mind, and been
sbriued so cordially in so many hearts,
. few days ago paid our town flying Wis
:. On which occasion she was accompanied
hr DR. R. NJ. S. jackson, of Cresson, and
~ estimable lady. Although we did not
have the pleasure of forming the acquain-
t,Dee of the gifted Grace, we did never
,beIess enjoy the privilege of taking a
nod peep at her from a respectable dis
t,nce. and we but repeat the wo-ds of
bioh authority when we say that hr's is
the face of no ordinary woman. Asmany
of our readers have doubtless ofteI been
charmed with her writings, and fel in
common with US a deep interest i the
lady, we have thought fit to publish her
Biography on the outside of to-day5 pa
ner This, it will be noticed, was V'itten
in January, 1854. We would glad pub
Iish later sketch, if We had it orhand.
But this one, while it leaves US in II dark
for almost six of perhaps the most
useful years of her life, will yetmply
repay perusal.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

HATS AND CAPs.-Those of our read
ers who are in want of these very desira-
BILE articles of apparel, should endeavor to
purchase them of D. G. Morris, of Johns
town, (whose card we this week publish
He has on hand a very extensive assort-
ment of tiles, which he is bound to sell
cheap.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

A FACT.-If you want to purchase
Ready-made Clothing, you can get it at
ID. j. Evans & Sons store, as cheap, if not
cheaper, and as good, if not better, than at
any similar establishment in town. Read
their new advertisement, and then drop
in and see for yourselves.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

PERSONAL MENTIoN.-E. r. Lewis,
the well-known Daguerrean Artist, was in
town with his picture-taking apparatus,
during the continuance of the Fair. He
was overwhelmed with work during his
entire stay, The people up here appreci-
ate good artists, and he is one.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

LIST OF PREMIUMs.-In consequence
of not receiving the reports of the differ
ent committees appointed to award Pre-
mius at our late County Fair, We are un-
,ble to lay them before our readers. We
will endeavor, however, to do so next
week.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

o~n JOB WORK of all kinds done on the
GEP shortest notice and in the most appro-
we'd style at this office.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-20

GoDEY's LADY's BooK-The Novem-
Der number of this always-acceptable mag
azine has come to hand. 1t is, as usual,
filled with an interesting variety.
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THE THIRD VOLUME
VIII commence with the number for January.
1860, which Will be issued early in December,
1859. Every number will be splendidly illus
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Phebe Cary, Mrs Ellet, &c, &c, &C.
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entitled
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FIRE.-The dwelling house of William
MGahey, of Munster township, was burn
ed to the ground on Monday night of last
week. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The loss is about $500, none of which, we
believe, is covered by insurance.
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AGRICULTURAL ADDRESS. - The ad-
dress delivered at our late Fair by the
Hon. George Taylor, was pronounced by
all who heard it, mastery effort. Hap
PLY conceived and well delivered, and re-
piete with plain, practical common sense
ideas, it was just such discourse as our
farmers wanted to hear. The Judge has
been asked tor copy for publication, and
we trust we shall soon have the pleasure of
laying it before the readers of The Ale
albanian.