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1mnsements.

n IBLOs GARDEN.
IN jos. n Nixon. and msnss0f'
NIxoNs GRAND CIRCUS,
NIXONg GRAND CIRCUS,
NIXONS GRAND CIRCUS,
NIXONS GRAND CIRCUS,
From ASTLEYS ROYAL AMPITHEATER LONDON,
With ALL THE GREAT ORIGINAL STARS
MI. ZOYARA, HANLON BROTHERS, ROBINSON,
PENTLANp ths &c GOS @s 5sstsr "a IT. TALENT
FOR A SHORT SEASON
Prior 10 lis departure its great Southern and Western
A'''' OPENING NIGHT.
THE CHINESE FESTIVAL,
THE CHINESE FESTIVAL,
THE CHINESE FESTIVAL,
THE CHINESE FESTIVAL,
With most attractive Programme ory IN oo,n
THE FIELD OF The CLOTH OF GOLD
THE CURRICULUM
THE STEEPLE-CHASEj Or
LIFE IN MERRY ENGLAND.
x bred English Horses have been imported 70 mare
this splendid delneson Of English sporting he completely
All these will be produced in rapid succession.
All the ORIGINAL MUSIC, BY MI JOHN ,c C0Uh SuSs.
THE CONCERTS.
The popular Concerts led by Mad Won BERKEL viii DO
continued the Music Saloon during the Equestrian Season
TWO GORGEOUS EQUESTRIAN MATfNEES WEEK
LY every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at . o'clock p m.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Family Circle, entrance on Crosbyst y cents
Orchestla Chsirs SI
Private % eho Po.
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Nem Publications.

HUBERT LONGREACH;
IA THE BLAcR2Ee PEER
By
c. J. COLLINS.
LETTER FROM CARL BENSON
THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.
THE GREAT COLLEGE REGA1TAS AT WORCESTER
MASS
MOVEMENTS OF HEENAS.
THE HIPPODR o NJ TRO rs.
FULL RACING AND ThOTTING REPORTS.
LIVES And BATTLES OF DISTINGUISHED PUGlLlSTs
CORRESPONDENCE bETW EEN TnE NEW-YORk
ANO ST. GEORGE CkIDKET CLUoS.
SPORTING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
In WILKEs's SPIRIT,
NOW OUT.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
invite the attention Of the endsof the Republican
70 the following list Of documents;
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i'll THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS; Gov. Stewards great
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CRoTos AQrEDUcr DKPAsrHEsr, July ID, 1850
Unpaid WATER RENTS.-Notlce ls hereby
v,p that by an act Of Legislature FIVE PEk CENT
~ he added 10 all unpaid Water Rents the h DAY OF Au
gust next. BY order Of the Croton Board ,cr pI..,
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NEw-YoRK, TUEsDAy, JULY 81, 1860.
vTHE CAMPAIGN OPENED.

THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
ARE YOU READY
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Containing correct
MELAINOTYPE LIKENESSES
Of ell the ---
CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT and dVICE-eRESlDENF.
The likeness of Candidate for President Is de and
the Vice President the other set in neat medal Making
beautiful
CAMPAIGN CHARM.
Variety Of ires.
Pces-0 cents m cents 30 cents and rs cen according to
Size.
Also SCARF PINS containing Lhenesses Of all the Candi.
dates. Price 30 cents.
Samples receipt Of price in stamps money
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Agents wanted every in the United States Circulars
giving of styles and prices TO agents sent spppcaton
Address J. @. WELLS, Manufacturer,
Depot cor. Psrkro and BeekmaI st., NY
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INFORMATION WANTED of ARCHIBALD
Il McTAGGART, from Cantleson, Argyeshre, Scotland
Coppersmith by trade The last heard from him in
gust 1856 he then stopping with Squire Thorn of New
person who give tho nforntion Of bis whore
abouts win address HUGH MCCALL Artons r o. Lsnkton
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION to LONG
NJ BRANCH N 1.-THE steamer ALICE PRICE will leave
fcot Of Robinsori-st WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
lNGs Aug and o'clock stopping at Pier No North
River with Raan and Delaware Bay Railroad for
Long Branch returning evening giving ample tune at the
sessbore TO bshe Excursion tickets, 13 cents.
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NOTICE to ADvERTISERS.-The only Daily
IN Paper published tho Canadian Seat Of Govsrnmens
THE QUEBEC MORNING CHRONICLE. It's taken In a
most every family Quebec and circuats largely In Eastern
Canada and New Brunswick Twenty thousand strangers
CHRONICLE excellent medium Dolly Chronicle Ss per
snnum advance; Weekly Chronicle o. do Terms for Ad
vertising made Known application.
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EXCURSION to the "COAL FIELDS OF
~ LPEkNSYLVANIA.n-The CENTRAL RAILkOAD Of
NEW-JERSEY viii sell EXCURSION TICKETS during the
Summer through this region, commencing June Fare for the
entire Excursion, 81 50. Tickets good for ten days
Leave Courtlandt-st. OF 8 and M, IL m, and p N
Leave Pier No NJ H. at Il and III m, aud "a p m Apply
or tickets at either place. ,,,,,,,, -
For further information spply to H. P. BALDWIN, General
Ticket AGENT No 69 Wall-st
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90 n)bom it Alap Concern.

4 BSCONDED.-Two boys absconded from
"A Madison N. J, Monday, July 49, taking with them
KERR, Madison The oldest boy, named WIN WATERS,
aged years dark brown hair blue eyes fair complexion and
sners very badly IN his speech The other boy aged 10
yesrs named EUGENE BUCKLEY sh IT. thick SET and sandy
Complexion Any information respecting them Will be thank
Ipy received by their parents and liberal reward viii be
given for the recovery Of the property nD
ID b. Aye Free and Accepted BOOT
Ds JACKS, Betsey has arrived. BY order
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@roreries, propisions, &r.

A NDREW W. ROSE, No. 225 Washngton-st.,
,rice cash dealer In 6r., quality PROVISIONS SALT FISH
md GROCERIES, Mackerel Herinsa Cotnsh salmon bsd
iock Whitehsh City Hams Shoulders Beef Pork pure Lard
ine Butter mid ch Cheese &c City and country trade ID
rted 70 call Orders solicited and eaIefely hIed
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"EIsHING BANKS, HOYr'-The oommo-
i dious safe and ssss scsstssmsr CRoTON GsP: B.
HOTFNIRE assisted BY Capt NATHAN AMpEhssUN, AN ss.N,
ber regular sps 70 Tie Fshins Banks EVERY DAY darns
The sesson leaving James alp E. R., 1890 e. NJ B,oome
sne CoHon Band on board also, Rsffsshments B.as
Fns Tackle .uppsd Fare for the EIsuIson g cent
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Professional Notices.
MUNSTER, Graduated SURGEON DEN.
IL. TIsT has REMOVED To No. 70 West 2sthse' 0es~ssn
Vfoadway and bth-av.

n ii. PLATT, ATTORNEY AT Law, No; ~ AZ
~. Third ST. St Louis, Mo-COMMIssIoNEhi Tor SLW Sis
YORK, OHIO, IOWA, CoNNECTiCuI snd she s,h1n S.sss
Merc sul. Agency for the Eastern and southen
PARTICULAR win be given 70 n. Ptomps iDoi.
rIaius inust-d bis In this State, and
and by responsible correspondents at all Roiata Aons ~
sippi and Missouri rivers above Cincinnati r...Uo,r.,
HKYEHRSCKs. Hon. EIAstus Corning, Albany W rihT
ns,cbant Mrssrs Ma tin Sniths VIM Kent H. n nnoAij
WAITING Cak w. H. Noyrs, Wm. NJ Eyat, AuGIneS ngi G '
merchants and Horace Greeley. ESQ, New-Yort oy.
IT STATES PASSPORT BUREAU, NO; S 70
u. Brosdwsy Passports Issued through j. p; ~,
Notary Public. Adopted citizens must pfodlce &c
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L IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AMD,
COMBINATfON CuSHIONA.
Protected by lie Patent dated eb 10 1885 oss ~ lso'
Dec g. 1851 Jan Il 1888 Nov l6 isSs and Seh - ls0e
rRTbe tables mae .nen
surpassed m the world They sfsrsd y u; ssnsso
Billiard plAyen combining spssd viii truth ss'ss esss -
.ained In any Billiard Tsbs
Mandatory, NOs IS 81 Ma g c.o:syH, H,,rsnr,
Ssls Nan ukstsrNA
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6orses, Carriages, ST.

TES<@' S"@@1"J<~J W
DOR SALE.
PhAETON with servants seat behind built by the
Of George Watson, Phad Quilt to order aud but little
used Only price, 800 Sold for want Of only Weght
wi,h top pole snas about 450 pounds To be at
JNO H. LAWRESCE'S No 3Si Broadway.
III ORSE and CART for SALE CHEAP, and the
III WORK Of BEDDING and FUhNIrURE STORE, No
2bo I'd az.
YU AMATEURS of FINE HORSES.-l3 beau.
Il tful and wellbred HORSES all sound and ktnd four
pas and hve weltraned SADDLE HORSES two thorough
bred. Sold low. Corner of 3d.av. and 70th-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

KEYS STONE HoUsEs-T0 EXCHANGE FOR A
Va Gu Farm or country Seat of access 10 New
ON ~. how and unusually well built stone houses
1U each per Highest grounds and
nr T. nu Surroundings, and desirable Investment.
nnkSs No Pins ,a LA Broadway DINGEE HOL-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

- J. BoGART, AUCT1oNEERs MONDAY, JULY
-. ~ a, lOi, ociock. AZ he auction North W
hsn street. Cns;tbes sae The Effects n arcr bier establish
weni consisting n Tables Chairs Decanters Rnrrsvings
Counters, LODI OF SiAss Juuber.. iruors cnsrpage,
assars, Care, a., A. lsAA- spsEs, Cots--els
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AUCTION NOTICE "A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE.
"A sesPns VII dispo e. a. pryse ale her swOoi
PAror Suit for ee tcst sSo Bookcaee neseres,
Tables Mirrors Carpets Bureaus BedueadA Bcdding.
&c. table china, Glassware VIII BE- sold great sacrifice.
Inquire No ~ IVES, Twenty sh street uear Rr
saxih avenue and stages pass near he housa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A NETTING OF THE NEW YORK BRICKI.AYERs
"A Benevolent and Proe,tiye Union, the following pre-
ambe resolutions unanimously adopted cas-
has pleased he Almighty God his infinite wisdom and jus
tee 70 by death from midst our late worthy as7
worthy member Dennis Ryan, and Whereas In the
death of Dennis Ryan this society has sustained LOSS me
knowledge Of which obtained by years OF friendly M
him. thereby enabling TO discover his exe-
pary qualities individual and his disineresed Devotion
TO the interests of the society, therefore be IL Il,
Resolved That while bow with meek submission 10 me
ways of he mighty in the working OF Hi divine will sun II
feelings hail the sad dngs OF the
decease Of our brother member, Dennis Ryan -,
Resolved, That earnestly and sincerely sympathne win
the family Of deceased this sad and melancholy bereaye
and that the society be draped in mourning for
thirty days .
Resolved that the foregoing resolutions be published IN The
New York Leader Sunday Mercury and Herald and that
of the De transmitted To the family of de-
deceased. JOHN HANLY }Committee on
PHILLIP sULIIyAN,} Resolutions
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VNICKERBoCKER FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
N Esuress Company vii remove Furniture, Pianos, Mir
rurs Paintings Bagraee, 3D. &C. At short notice. Orders by
por promptly attended To- onee I and 100 West Nne,eenh
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DEALS HOTEI.-TOGUs MINERAL SPRINGS, CHEI-
I'D Nane.-The and magnificent Hotel, thoroughly
furnished with every provision for the comfort Of gues
will be opened the 10Th lust The Of this spring
possess the highest medicinal virtues Of any In the country.
Attached billiard sAoons bowling alleys livery
trolling lake &c The vicinity affords ample attraction the
angler Carriages viii be found
Of guests WI. Ia WHITE, Agent
CHrisEA, Maine. June T. $500
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ENOR SALE.
u One Of The best Hotels in the Northwest The American
House. st. Paul. IL offered for SALE doing always
has done good business The of Furnishing 1897
$1,000 Contains 80 all urnished Billiard Room
and Bar To who Ia
ceent opportunity to make money Satisfactory gwen
for selling. Price low.
Apply 10 or address
A. c. LEWIS,
Bridgeport,
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A BOAT RACE-TO CONE OFF At THE lNERrrAW
~ Flag Iiccss o. rew,c~u Greek, Green Point Long
Seventeen foot work boat two sculs no resrrons:
entrance 81 PrPrsors of SIS added. aeccnd race-
seventeen working boat 81 the ush wiftk
deysh two rsn % scul snrance and purse The ira
Third rAceFourteen foot shnr The rrrg
pair 81 SOULS, entrance ~ puse $40 In The first -
added WllJJAh ~ swTTu prx.or
E'RANcrs BUTLER, NO. PECK FLIP, HAS THH
hreest 40 cnocea assortment of Digs ~ vord fw
lie or STOCK BUTLkRs infslnbie Mango Cure and ~
krermmHor " cents per bottle Dogs boardsd framed -
E>0R SALE CHEAP-A HALF DECK SAIL BOAT,
nearly new, 10 feet keel feet bsa., Wei ioand n
everything apperanlng pleasure For further rAk-
nculars, address boz Ans Post once.
Tor sALE-A rTRW CT.As moor YACHT OF ~
tons inst cyerhaued, and psrfecs ceer; cae,n 90
berths orecssie ssparSs rasy. - bargain. AddrsD
CPORrrNG.-wANrED ROW BOAT WITH sag,
- adapted for nahng Ard easy 70 row oinser ard lsn
sn prsferred between ', and ia - iss rs sdirs' Ts
Herald onU
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~ all coors and styles, 81 wholesale OF rct.il,
Al - and upwards; also Mattresses and PAliasnea
wARREn WARD, ~ Canal street.
dorrp engo ~ Rro&dvnv.
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TINTED STATES HOTEL. FAR RoCEAwAY. L. l., Is
~ fer the reception of This hotel hand.
somey situated within waik of the Atlantic ocean;
elegantly furnished throughout, hot and cold baths Tbs
and furniture and the large and well
ventilated Families individuals vii find this on~
desirable house Stages leave the depo
on he rival Of the trains steamboat vii also leave New
s WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
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-oF A ROOM AND BEDROOM, IN.
II GLIDING Bedding ELECTS, Towels Dishes. Mantel Orna.
and every article suitable for housekeeping for
the above amount The Rooms 10 let In Prince
once for week
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sTEAMBOATs.

E,OR BRID0EPQRT-DAT.Y LTNR-THR STEAMER
y JOHN BROOKS wiz leave Peck alp every day Sun
the Of the Housaonic EangAtnck and New Haven Rail
roads Fare 90 cenA Freight taken. =. LOCK YER CO.
Agents. lis south street
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street will sel on Tuesday July "a q. II ocIock NJ,
at the Verspah Dining Saloon IL William street. all the
and Fixtures comprising three splendid Mirrors large
Counter, with chaing dishes and fixtures compee;
Counters marble top Tables do Washstnes hrge regulator
Clock large oyster Counter Casters Crockery Glassware
beer Pump oak seat Chairs, Chab Oicloth
Chandeliers aud fixtures Also, large quantity OF choice
Wines and Liquors. 1000 Segars together with and
general assortment Of Kitchen Utensils Range,
sale
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<,IIFFwooD HOUSE. OPPOSITE KEYPoRT, NJ j.
~ twenty miles from New York ssesmers leave Re-, nsou
taken. Apply 10 T. 7. WILSON OF Wilson BANKER Sll
Broadway. r. w. ABBOTT. pruprsetor
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TUE wooDBINE coIrAoE, mon FRIDGE,

Beautiful scenery, cool air. popular resort reasonable
prces attentive walters and the cheapest excursion OF the
civ Steamers sfrom Peck slip, connecting with
Harlem Bridge and Third avenue hour Through
fare II cents only. A. Y. CUTTING.
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CEA BArHrNo At LONG BRANCH. y. y-rHK ALB
- gbany Hcuse n for Tie recepuoa q vsera
fkh House beautifully situated NJ The terminus - he Deia-
and Rarftan Bay Railroad. having nne vsw Of Ne
BILE terDa n. WARDkIl- fruprte40r.
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AUCTION ssLE..c1.oihiSS s rIEcE oockS LOO. Do
Bowsry. .i sen 2. ncod,y July "a It lo ocIs.s ,.rs
ments summer and winter Coats, Pants vpd ve1s, Cac
Inens, Cc,h Dcsskn, Shirts, Drawers Piloss Psesham
Sarncta. Ac
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-16
ToMAro CATsUp.-as the time has

TOMATO CATsUP.-As the time has
arrived for enjoying this favorite sauce
We give the following recipe for making
it Wash the tomatoes and slice them ;
put them into a kettle with as much wa
ter as Will cover them boil until soft and
strain them through a cullender; put the
Juice again into the kettle and boil three
hours, then measure it; put it again into
the kettle and bring to boil, then to l
Of strained juice add 4 tablespoonsful Of
salt, Of black pepper, l of cayenne, 2 OF
cloves, 8 Of allslice, l of cinnamon, of
mustard, l teacupful of sugar, l quart Of
vinegar. Ga little more sugar, say J tea
cuE siul will improve it, Mix the above
spices i'll little of the juice before put
ting them into the kettle, aud boil short
time after putting them in. The vinegar
should not be put in until the last of the
abuve ingredients, then let all boil a short
time, and put into crooks or tin buckets,
and let stand over night. In the morn
lag bottle it and set away in dry, cool
place, after having been tightly sealed
over
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-16

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NOTIONS, &c.
The subscriber begs leave to announce to
the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country, that he has just received a large and
new stock of CLOCKS. WATCHES. JEWEL
RY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT T NC Y
GOODS, NOTIONS. &c. &c, which he offers
very cheap. The public are invited to call
and examine his complete assortment, as he
considers it no trouble TO show his goods,
even if lie fails in making a sale. Storc-room
on the Diamond, opposite rhonpsons Hotel.
By strict attention TO business, he hopes to
merit and receive the patronage Of a generous
public. Give him a call, and you will get
bargains.
Et4g~ ClocFs, Watches, Je,re}ry. Accordeons,
&c. repaired on short notice, with neatncss
and dispatch. All work warranted, and char
gcs low. april 10, l86O:tf
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-16

4 CoMPRoMIsE.-I' the Town Council
viii not get those ugly mud-puidIes and
break neck plunges on High street repair
ed, would it not be well to place a plank
or two across them, for the benefit OF
those who wear leaky shoes? Leaky shoes
are great promoters Of coughs, colds and
consumption, and we do not desire to have
our population lessened, at least not until
after the next census. How do you say
plank the walks, or walk the plank ?
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-16

CURIOUS DIsCovERy.-The other day,
while citizen of this place was digging
i'll his garden, he came across a curiously
engraved stone. After bringing it to the
light and washing the dirt from its sur
face, the following characters were plainly
discernible "Go to G. r. Jones and
buy YOUR boots and shoes, hats and caps,
ready-made clothing, &c" Good advice,
to say the least of it.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-16

SUGAR N DIARRuGA.-Ast the season
when this complaint is generally prevail
ent is about at hand, it may be Of use to
mend the medical use of sugar as of great
value In the case OF 4 child Of four years,
half an ounce of powdered white sugar
given every hoursoon induced favorable
turn to symptoms which had long resisted
all ordinary means of cure.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-16
ID EGISTER AND RECORDER.

y EGISTER AND RECORDER
Al Believing that but very small portion
OF the citizens of my native county are willing
To countcnance fraud, deception and falsehood
on the part of my avowed enemies and know
ing that they cannot and will not approve of
double dealing, treachery and base ingrati-
tude on the part OF pretended friends, | offer
myself as an Independent Candidate for the
office Of Register and Recorder.
If elected, all my efforts will be directed to
a faithful discharge of the duties of the office
Tau2 ROBT. II. CANAAN.
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PERsoNAL-We have hitherto omitted
to notice the fact that Col. j. N. Lytle,
formerly of Blair County, has been, with
his family, sojourninc a few weeks in Eb-
ensburg. The Col. is now connected with
the wholesale boot and shoe establishment
of Messrs Warren & Wilson in the city
of New York, where he will be happy 10
fill all orders in his line Now that the
facilities for transportation from the En-
pire City are so soe1cellent, may not our Eb-
ensburg merchants do well to give the Col
a call when making their purchases ? TIC
deal with him is to deal with gentle
man.
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A UDIIOR'S NOTICE.

A UDIIOR'S NOTICE
N The undersigned, Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Cambria County to
hear. decide and report upon the exceptions
filed to the final account of George Litzinger,
Executor of Leonard Litzinger, decd, and
aaso to report distribution of the fund in said
chse, hereby notifies all persons interested
tlat he will attend to the duties of said ap-
pointment at his office. in the Court House, in
Ebensburg, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
AUGUST next at one o'clock, 7. NJ, when
and where they may attend.
ROBT A. MCCOY, Auditor.
July l9, lS60-4t