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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

CEoroS AoUEDr,T DErAKr-Esr Nov d. 1850
ITO TIE PUBLlC.-The pubic - notified tnat
the annual examination and repair Of the Aqurduct viii
t'e phcr aurinR III, ,nsGg 1erS that FOR th. purpose the
SHei CITES ut troion Dan viii be cD.ed TUESDAY the
b oil Dtc,ul aud f"aii closed until the repairs are com
pet'd During this period the city wn necessity depend
a on ths crsrSoirs thin IT. u fur ia daily sapply.
1his couIse usur every year ina
sgn1n sud wusir u the prrseni yca' aud the obaAcs
viii &c oatd have met Ia ilir Tor prnpo
iolnic ddous supply the quantity OF in thu
s.rv l. iss ,hen has hoe~ at ths
'bc sni'voi repair
10, public therefore l. urgently requested 20 avoid all unn.
restar, and for tho pfsent be- Ia the
of wttef kt domestic and other possible
THOMAS STEPHENS
THOMAS y rAPPEy
A W CRAVEN
Cro.on Al ieduot Board.
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Boots, Shoes. Sc.

T AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
IL JEFFFRS of No 5lJ broadway would respectfully solicit
ladies New York aud al OF the Union 10 CAB
aud sSAnire hs aa-umert ~ French BOOTS ard
SHOWS AID brodered Toile, ard Bridal SUFFERS Pro~s
enuuler th tie tunes
iFElrIS ~. 573 trosd~sy opp Metropoitas
Oh Sn NAPOLEON TAP BOOTS A
~ Il CV. NEW STYLE "a 50 - D0UBLE-SoLE
XA1FR-PEGOF SkWED BOOTS, AT JONESS, SoA 10
aud 10 ANN-SE
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[OHN MACMULIEN's SCHOOL, No. 9lO
IIOINT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
Daneins academies.

A DODWORTIIs DANCING ACADEMIES
lAs No S06 Broadway, Sew-YOrk
No IS; Montague place, BROOKLYN
WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDASSi 10 New York
MONDAYS anJ THURSDAYS TUESDAYS sud ERIDAYS
In Brooklyn
At4 IN TO- children. II for gcutl-In-n
10 addition ths Qusdrille Prince up-pale, Ever
Empire, aud other social Mnurr Qusdlis Lnde
nd other educational dances already Introduced by NJ DOD
WORTH VARIETY of dancers win he brought fora
juug the which ueutio,-d La C1AriA
received rou Paris aud the Qu6di- Seune, sspcsl
adapted "a the development Of grscef IL chd-s
Ccrls- oFteruis. NC he bad M eiihe' Acsdsrrv
Begin Glass for centlemon i'll u
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ~ brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS IN NETWORK.
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il)atsbes: 5emclrn. Mt.

CChRF PINS Warranted solid and coral, 81
IDeneh oold and silver Thistle shawl d Scarf ms Wa,ches
for repaired Odd delivered to part Of tie
eli, bt eAtefis need sniktnen
'''' w H. MORRISON Matchmaker, No. Jos Hudson t.
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VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY tor
r rs fr, inches BY TI inch IL depth connecting With
lo on Leonardo forming H. said 10, on eon-rdst being
n feet incte IN dtL 1is property IL REGARDED
the eligible business sites Broadway FOR aps aud
he rooms OF he American isisue Cooper Building 70
THOMAS MELRA1H, Cor.csp spending Secretary.
IN 70 WILL IAN Hal L President No 5J broadway
STII-AV. LOTS Eleven 5th-av Lots, beaut,-
~ flly situated q AIT OF he Hall Eele") for SALE by
BIEECKER SON Co., No. Pine st., or cor rad. A. and
ri az tl.03o)
NJ STREET LOTS.-LOts on 7!'th and 75th-
- 8. for sale Apply to j. A. HLEECKER. soy Co.,
No I Finest, or Broadway sud 5thav. t2,Os'l
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fnrs, Robes, Sc.

CHOICE FURS. No. 40 Broadway.
" The sndersisrcd offers his stock comprising variety Of
STYLES in SABLE MINK and other choice FUkS low Tot cash.
not exc.edps wholesale Tices at retail
SIGMOND UOGE Practical Furrier, No. 10 Broadway.
Il WAGNER & KLAMKE,
No l52 Broadway. NewYork.
Importers aud Manufacturers Of
FANCY p UR g,
merchant DEALER and the public their stock OF
elegant fun a the loHe est market prices
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BOARD WANTED Between 21st and 2Sth-
&c, ado for two families of three each (no young
c5erI tonr or eve rooms waited Address H. H., boz No
100 ribure Cflire.
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Go farmers an0 Others.

No - BHOtDwAY NRw- YORK.
Nov 70. 1860.
To he Pr'1adier Geutr0i q, ne United SiqfeS 1rmy:
; IL The Agent In this country for THORIBy's Fo0D
CA1TIR las est furnish yoH vi the result Of
esI.ii. H. during tlr Cfueah var ninF INFORM
he1.ioie that not being wei tn"wn and appec tied
flsf me present the E Co, cnmeat did MT give
s mini hic a. si been awarded 10 IT, bn that md
l. verNrn sn0Ig the hoses 'hich fOrageI
of Gers tb cNp,nse used il whenever II was IL
90 g. 10 obts fr the houos aud NUDES Of the Depot
Sim t ic cont head and found service
able The close of tue var was ordered & pro
cred through Aiaoia and syria se 1900 horses mules 1ni
cal, els irya libby them cScry opp runiy and at
III tie high trs rallied 10 Til cause .ha 6e hapPy to
brn Won Lslr es erinted 10 hif climate ~ similar
aud sLall he ler. ell &C. kucw the -e-ul-
have the honor 10 be SIR your most obd't seTv'
l. = c. MORRi1
Late Com ardiur Ofcy Of Her Maes;y's Land Transport
Cope. Depot az SEorc
Depot of THoRLgY's FooD, 70 II Broadway Y. Y.
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4 Vsluuhl. REAL ESTATE for SALE. By RESOLUTION 4
the Beard Of pirector Of the ELlZABETHP0kT LAND M
THCyEMFNT COMPANY 7 authorized to sell the vaIus
III Building Lots and Lands Of the Company In ths cat,
Elizabeth NJ j. ecntiihz Of mere than M acre. Of ma Ok
m .bip, of large css aud toward the Depot OF the NewJer
.ey Rsilrosd which trains times per day 70
ScvYort Irou coal delivered at Elizabeth from Penn
,vanis by Contra Railroad Of New jersey II lower prrr
han al York aordnF unriyaed advantage to usnntae
and others Mays Of the land viii Or furnished On app
-son ard prices snd tnrms wiD be easy purchasers
:, " No ~ Brnadwsy New York
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6lopee ano 6calrrs.
Gutlcrp, hardware, Sc.

GKATFS, SKATES SKATES
- 100 lair fue SKATES sghty danaqsd for SALE CHEAP
!, Retail. Cod 80 No 10 Cedlrht, up stsis
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tiiathiusrp.
Footing.
Ccal. tpoOo, Sst.

EOAI.-.lust r,vriSej, Cargo 0t superior liver
pool COAL whicn All, hs delivered la quantities a
ueis,er, the how piie OF 10 " per ehaldun Ahbefs
cs'cn d,asrS A'o tic best Leligh AID Red IA q N
kilds- TAYLOR to.
No su cday., ard zoo; Of Cywes-st., WunalsaursA
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OALNIjMy AMERICAN MUSEUM.

II
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
Counencinr MONDAY Dec 1853.
LAST WEEK or THE GREAT
DOMESTIC DRAMA. ROSE ELMER.
THIS NJ p,lar UIan.a IL founded Mrs SOUtbWokrhs
es, story and has been witnessed here %
over ONI pTNi RFD THOUSAND persons aud been uniser'
sv ms nounced the interesting aud attractive
eve reduced a. the Museum. As this Is the LAST WEN
or ITS PERFORM NCE every wso has real the story
should see IL. II viii BE- produced ,,,,,
THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING, % > and ]! O'CLOCK
a'N ~ MISS DORA DAwRON,
,i.a DOJIBL FVOICED SINGER, win appear In popular
duet in which appropriate voice she peonaes both the
male female The following novelties snd wonde" wi" %
on exhibition al all hours . ,,, -x,,,n,p,,
TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN,
tha most unge end strange human beings eyet KNOWN
WHAT rs III Or. MAN MONKEY,
the most curious and interesting creature living
49, TWO ALBINO GIRLS.
yh;ta es .now and while hair with their black mother
~ THIRTY MONSTER SNAKES, 49,
y ave, Pbebeld Also LIVING SEAL; HAPPY FAMILY
GRAND AQUARIA, filled with LIVING FISH OF Gil hnda
he most interesting exhibition In the world. -
LIGHTNING CALCULATOR, WAN FIGURES,
fORTUSE-TkLLEH, .,
GRAND COSMORAMA. B5OWe CUKOSfrlES.
oni, o. Children undn< IN YEAR, 10 crnt
Psruuete Front sests Is ceos extra; Chdreo uh' 'n
o.flSe ytT
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S-CL0AkS-CL0AKS.
" A Superb Stock OF Al tho
LATEST and most FASHIONABLE STYLES
Notice List Of Prces:"
FINE BEAVER CLOTH 'ARABIASS,"
vi aud without Sleeves, from So to SO.
ZINE CASTOR BEAN ER CLUAkS, -
Very richly trimmed, Of 20 30, 81, 80, and 81.
HEAVY CASTOR bEANE Err BASQUfS,
Tight fitting and loose at 80 ~ 80, 50, and Flo.
eUPERFINE FRENCH BEAVER CLOAKS
Tie style. with Sleeves p Cape, -
We respectfully request ladies who have hitherto purchased
their Cioeks Ia broadway and elsewhere To visit store before
purchasing large all FRESH Goods and made
h the very best style Please note the name aud number
w. X. PEYTON, Cloak Manufacturer,
W nrar
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60 Eei.
r GHT ROOMS and steady POWER to LET. BY
4 JOHN GAUDU. No. iR Waker-st
Real geiate for Sole.

CITY, Country, Eastern, and Western Property
~ for Sale eschsnee eiso loans negotiated on Cry Prop
81, CuICkFRIAG a Co., Real Estate brokers ~ WsDst
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Amusememts.
~ INTER GARDEN.

~ INTER GARDEN.
w Mr. EDWIN BOOTH having achieved last eyecins ono
OF ct dramatic record ia IN" cha ave
Of
RICHARD III,
THIS EVENING, Dec g.
this greet persouaton.
Ne,Yr since the days Of the elder Kcen has such enthusiasm
49,, ea that bestowed this brilliant rendition All
hc have esscd pronounce that since the great MASTER
Edmund Kr and Booth (hi. sher the has not seen NJ
orr IN Ibis Ct arrcicr The nights hir BOOTH nov play
-. hut ,w ~ the public ,houd not o.c the opportunity
r foruences calculated TO etc, ate the stage al
trinp bach the hslcyon days Of the drama
O'' MIR BOOTHS
r.l q ton Of his great role OF , ~
CARDINAL RlCHELIEU.
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DkUOkLlN.-FOr SALE, one firs.-clafs thre
ID story and basement Brick HOUSE, NO. l7s Fort 'ireon
LA three Fronts in Portla d-ay between
ef.yettesy and Washington Park all the modern improve
n,nis Must be sold. I. h. JACKSON. the premises
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DARNORE@ Celebrated Improved Ovsrstrssa
- Premium PIANOS the best 10 warranted ss yssn
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GOOD INVESTMENT.

A (HJIJ INV ESI MINI.
" as0N ACRFS nf LAND IN Mover County Minnesota
1000 ACRES Of LAND in Tsms Comfy, Iowa
amA ACHES Of LAND IN Harden County lows
Entered unmber Of since from pusi examination oy
o,nsu, party With the Of land, 10 vicinity subject 70
entTr The Lands all Of the best quality and vel! tusted
Te wishing make investment OF Tits chs sct
and valuable Of land the above offers very favor
able opportunity Apply to ,., ,,,-u
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] CANS .nd al kind Of Musica n.lrnments shes Nsn.
az pools and all kind II rnrsi Merhr dice a. 'hr lp~-f
oossble prces Secondhand Piano. greet ha gsin rom 81
70 +i!O secondhand honi roon1 s"'cs
fancy legs dek sud fv t7s Plano ><
Meiodeou. aud allowed osrrbss~d Asaxhiy
usyu,epts rtc4ved for the
HORACE WATERS As~nl
No RI Broadway Sew-yosl
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Owe OF STRONG DRINK CURED, BY
IL DIR. IEIIIS FAMOUS POW DElts,.

Nay ie given nknown TO the d inker a. coffee tea u
liquor rc.. Doia For sale al 40. - Dii iIn aud
No. pa ha,.
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EARM tor SALE-Now occupied ~ Isaac
II Paker Ia Dandy Tompkns County. ~ Y. Contains IN
scres o. In timber ard the balance In good grain and gran
Land ba, dw cling with barn and other ontonid
80; 6ne spte orchaYd excellent fruit and wei wafered
accessible by Railroad and l. station and bn! ie~
miles from Ithaca There Il church store and smnn.nop
distance Price - eco of which - 900
remain upon property Purcfese assured hi. an IN
s n; circunstspcee Address A. =. WHEELER or GEORGE
WILKINSON, esqs. Poushleepsie :, ,.urp,p,
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~ >, peror Organ Of fne Volume Of tone containing s
sop eds general swell; also inthlnd Oryss
cd Tie above will be sot low f'r ca Or
ans rev, iced ard turcd w II. DAVIS, No ~ DoxuiVs
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V1ARMS. COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEA1'sD
We,chester Rockad and Orange Counties sso oc 5tsrr
leland Long Island aad u NewJerey 90 river and railroad
routes Sale aud EscGanse B. EDDY 70 81 Hoery-'
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RBL r QUARRY for SALE or

I'M . utu T e. ciTy pRnpERTY-For saIe or e1
en. he valuable Marble CDay at Scardae on tbs Harlem
Rad ~ es from the city about hour 81 acres OF land
,orLir order; saw-ui stonecutter sheds osfs stables
tools ard machinery and dwelling homes me
osv ~ Tho maj first class specimen OF which may 10
s In Hears Burksrd Buons stores In Dusne-st Morgan
pacocks Broadway and hite-s and nliny others
III ,noe, "' HOMER MORGAN Pine-st.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of PIANOS G
"A RENT sEEed Y guch,,::ssdd, P Az fes vt
ron franz and overstrrng PIANOS @. G. MANNERSS
proved new.l ok PIA<Os, Second hand PIANOS q g
inns and MELODEONS Of every style
'''0 A NJ hAN0tlS2. No AIS Brosdvsy
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nlusifal Instr nments.

A IA. GALE & Co., PIAkO-FOKTES Na
"A. IG1 Esa i2h-rt Invite .,ientien % tht sss se~k
pJAE0S Guaranteed to rive eifi'- saiisfsc,for.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-21
For The Columbia Democrat.
Cool, Decidedly.

Oie would think, in reading some of the
paragraphs in DR.. Johns paper, that he is
the soul of honor and the pink of gcntlity.
In his last issue, in a leading editorial
headed, GA word to Democratic editors, !"
he says; Come gentlemen, let us be
open, fair, and manly. Let our discussions
be of the dignifcd and honorable kind. y
Can it be believed that after this, in the
same paper, in two short editorials, he
gives to different persons, tie lee direct, no
bSS Man tooa times! If to prate in one
part of the paper of manincss, dignity,
and honor, and in another to indulge in
the vilcst cpithets known to the english
language, is not Stealing the livery of
heaven to serve the Devil in,' We do not
understand the poetry of the quotation
" Thou hypocritc, first cast out the beam
out of thine own eye, and then shalt thou
see clearly to cast out the mote out Of thy
brothers eye"
ALPHA.
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ALPHA.
Union Sabbath School Celebration.

10 Tie Eiitor Of tie Democrat:
DEAR SIR,-lIaving recently
attended Sunday School celebration at
Benton, Columbia CO., Pa, u word or two
in relation to it, may not be amiss. 1t was
composed of the Schools of Cambria, Fair,
mount, Still Water, jackson and Benton,
being arranged in procession by the Mar
shals Of the day, they proceeded to beau
tiful sugar grove, near the village of Ben
tion, taking our stand by the way side, as
the procession passed, | was struck with
the beauty and taste of the Banners that
proceeded each school especially was our
attention attracted to the Banners of Gem
bra and Fairmount Schools, on which the
finger marks of the fair sex were visibly
displayed. Arriving on the ground, which
was neatly prepared "by the people of
Bcnton,' the audience was ably addressed
by Elder j. G. NOBLE, followed by a few
fifty remarks from Rcv. NJ PORTER, who
was followed by d. l.. RnoNE, Esq, in
a short address, interspcrscd with some
appropriate aud excellent singing, by the
"Glcc Club of Still Watcr,' after which
refreshments were served, in which all
seemed to be interested and participated
with a good will. About this time, there
was looming up in the Western Horizon
indications Of Il shower. The procession
being reformed, started for the village,
but was ovcrtakcn by the shower then Il
scene occurred difficult to describe. The
street having been very dusty, now pre-
scntod scene for their CATERS and white
dresses, l never was SO wildly impressed
before with the saying, that ''it i the
feathers that makes the bird. But Nh m
the whole, the arrangements were good
aud reflected honor upon the citizens of
Benton.
So mote it be.
OBSERVER.
Cambria, JAY 10, lS6O.
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New Books.

TEACHINGS OF PATRIOTS AND STATES
MEN, or dte F1"nder If He Rep"b'r
on AiaVTy by EZRA u. CHASE, Esq.
Philadelphia, Published by j, W. Brad
ley, lS60-
That Mr.. Bradley has done his duty
can be seen at glance. The book is we'll
got up. The author or compiler has cho-
sen a most useful and interesting subject
at this time, and has had the opportunity
to do himself great credit and honor by
impartially recording in II convenient form
the opinions and teachings of the patriots
of the Revolution. How he has done it
We have not yet had time to loarn We
shall again notice the work
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I'D I r. I'd

In Dloomshurg. oil the 1Ith inst ELLA Iirg infant
daughter of H. H. aud Sarah Rnglcr Of the ahove place
In Dloonsburg, on the Eth inst, JAMES McnnNALn,
infant son of Ruth Mcdonald, (n0w Mrs. BircD aud
her former husband, lately deceased.
In iiollcnhach twp, Lua co.. on the 5th inst ALru
LUCINDA aged years months and - days on the 9TH
inst EMILY JANE, aged years. months and II days
and on the 10Th inst AMELIA aged wears o months and
Il days daughters OF John Hart.
In Dorrnncc twp. Luz. CO., on the 9th inst ALcr
daughter OF William Etoh aged years, . months aud le
days.
In lrnrcreck twp. this county, at the residence Of his
son, MIR. WM. McAffs, in tho % year hi age.
At Funniryvillr in Columbia county. on the 10Th inst
Mrs. MARY THAuGm, wife of Henry Traur, ESD. aged
about 50 years.
Al his residence, near Millinvn' Columbia county
on the morning Of July til, Mr.. ABRAHAM SHIrm aged
AZ years !n. aud Ii days.
In huntington Ll"rnc county, at the rrsilcnrr oi
her Grandfather (Dnrinr Warncr,) un Saturday morn
lug July i ANNA daughter aud only child uf Mark ana
Adelaide KoCns, aged about 10 months
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-21

PREFERENCES OF D1sTINGUIsnED
MEN.-Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson and
Horatio Seymour, of New York; Ex-
Presidents Pierce and Tyler; Gov. Wise,
of Virginia; Hon. Isaac Touccy, of Con-
nccticut; Hon. Humphrey Marshall, of
Kentucky, and Gov. Fitzpatrick, who was
on the Douglas ticket for Vice President,
have all declared for Breckenridge and
Lane.
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vi "A N R / II -. =.

In Berwick, OH the 2lst ult by the Rev l. RaIn Mr.
ABRAN IFLtoRD, to Miss AMELIA EpsoS, both of salem
Luzctnc co.
In BriarcrccS on the same day by the same Mr. WN
MCAfkk, tn Mrs. MATILDA GRASSY, both of Btiarctck
Columbia co.
In Nescopeck, Luz. county, on the !h inst, by the
same RtuBtN SWAMI oi Beaver Valley TO Miss MARY
WISE, OF llu1ubaCh twp, Luz, co.
On the 29th ult, by Thomas j. Morris, ESD in Blooms
burg. Mr. BartOd karcyhoh, to Miss Angeiinr Bank all
Of Benton, Columbia co. IA.
On the Ijh inst, by the some, Mr.. Adam Walt,r to
Miss Louisa Long, all Of lcmlOtk township, Colnmua
co. Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-21
y our NINJcstj most oDodlcnt SERVANT,
"JAMES BUCHANAN"
"WAsHfNGToN, June 4, 1850

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, June %, 1860.
".Ny 4 ooa Eicnd II have been much
gratiicd at the feelings which prompted
you to write to me, inviting the Prime! OF
Wales to come to Washington. lie in.
tends to return from Canada through the
United States, and it will give him great
pleasure to have an opportunity OF testify
ing to you in person that these feelings are
fully reciprocated by him. He will thus
be able at the same time to mark the re
spcct which he cntertains for the Chiet
Magistrate ofa great and friendly State
and kindred nation.
"The Prince will drop all royal state on
leaving my dominions a.d travel under
the name of Lord Rcntcw, a. he has done
when travelling on the continent OF Europe
"Thc Prince Consort wishes to bo kind
ly remembered to you.
81 remain ever, your good friend,
"VICfORIA, r."
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

liE uhdcrSlghcd' Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court Of Columbia coutly, lu JiS-
tribute assets the hauds u Hon Peter kline, admin
lsrIur Of The estate at Henry MrZ lat" Of Locust tow
ship, Columbia county deceased among tn cr 'dItora of
sld drcr"i arr"ring Ia the rates and proportions rs-
Hhllshrd by law. VIII attend tn tn duties ut his ap.
pumtm'nt un JHUFSDiJ, 9HEGd DfTUF.4UGU UHY,
i'hn, m Ia nrlOrk a. ~, Al his uIrr ia BluWusuug,
when AMI where all persons having claims against the
sid estate, shall present the sanr before said Auditor
or be dcbrrcd from coming ia for share ol said asss.
w WRIT, Auditor.
-l1rr IuI
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bO- A Camp meeting nnder the super
vision of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
will be held near Buck Horn, this county,
ommencing on Friday the 18th day of
August.
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sTGodey, for August is on our Table.
It's supcrbly neat, elegantly executed and
adorned with the beauties of the Fashion.
The model Ladies' Magazine of America.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-21

WoRcEsTER's DIcTIoNARY. The new
dictionary of DR.. Worcester receives nu-
merous and enthusiastic cnconiums from
competent critics, as will be seen by our
adver tising columns.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-21

EXCURSION TICKETS We are rcques-
ted to announce that Excursion Tickets to
New York, over the d. i. & w, II. r..
will be issued OH the following days !:
Thursday July 18th, Wednesday, July
18th and Wednesday, August lst, good
to return at any time within four days
Price SIS 90.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-21

We lay before our readers with the
highest satisfaction, the able patriotic,
and conclusive letter of the chairman of
the Democratic state Exccu,iyc Commit
tee Of Pcnna on the aubjcct Of its late ac-
ton; and we ak every man to ponder it
in his heart. 1t is a triumphant and olo-
qucnt yindication, and has the ring of the
true metal. Read mark and understand.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-21
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE,

EM0tc of Sol,u0H MckHton, dcccaScd.
I ElrERS Tastamrtlry on the Estate Of SOLOMON
- nEuKMAS. late uf scott twp, Columbia county, do.
ceased have been granted by the RauIstc of Columbia
county ~ ths unirr rGsIdms IN Lime Ridge, all
prisons having clauG against IN" EsIir uf The deco
dent requested tn present them IN The Executor,
without dcIy. and all peIaom- indebted In make pay.
mr mt forthwith
HENRY Z RILEY,
June y, lL60-Gt Eie,u,gr.
HEEGING Maslln 81 VIDE tor 4, PET yJrd for sal.
~ by HAkrMANS
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-21

psy- Rev. W. GooDRTcH, will preach
n the Court House, on next Sabbath
morning, at ten o'clock.