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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06
a. AGNIFCIENT ENGRAVING OF
ASA CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS AND

This Beautiful Engraving was designed bv
RUBENs, one of the most celebrated artists that
ever lived; the cost of the original design and
plate being over $500, size % by 30 inches.
The Philadelphia Daily Ne,cs, says, the mere
nominal sum asked for the engraving, is a suf-
hclent Ind4cenent Tor persons to purchase, with
out the additional Giftv
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06

III the sign cf the Big HaicL, Nssia street. Johns
toscn, Pa.
The undersigned desires to call the attention
Of the people Of Ebensburg and surroundir.
country tc the fact sdat he has been appointed
an Agent of a large importing house Of WATCH
Is, CLOCKS, &c, and also of a large maIufac-
tuning establishment Of JEUELRY. whereby he
Is enabled TO offer such Inducements TO purcha-
sers Of these articles never before offered
IN this place, or anywhere this side Of the Ale
ghenies.
He would also call attention TO his large as
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
just received-all Of the latest styles and most
beautiful workmanship. Having selected his
stock with great care. lie Is confident he can suit
every taste as TO style well rs all pockets
by the great reduction In prices.
THE LADIES
are particularly invited to an inspection of his
present stock and prices EAR DROPS hitherto
sold al SI,5O will now be sold 1t 70 cts, and
1caITGntef 20 stand the test IF irear. Breast Pins
Rings, &c, ar a reduction
GEN MEN:
[ would call your attention to my beautiful as
sortment of
GOLD AND SILVER W. TCHES.
at the following very low prices:
Hunting Verge Watches, warranted. s5-25
Hunting Silver Cylinders. hitherto sold in
this town at $50, and then reduced TO
Sl4, viii now sell at from SO 10 81 so
Hunting Levers from 5l2 10 $1,000
Open Faced Cylinders. heretofore sold at
$40, | viii sell AT from s. to 500
Open Faced Detached Levers, SO TO $1,000
All catches sold trU be uraTTdHfeF 10 90 for
ttCetre months. or exchanged FOR another ct equal
rGlJte.
Everybody Is invited to call and examine tie
stock, the advertiser is confident that for ex-
tent, variety and style it is unrivalled in this
community, while the prices at which it Is Of
fered are unprecedented low. Goods sold for
CASH only.
u Particular attention paid TO repairing
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry. &c, Of all kinds. for
which the Cambria County Iron Cumpary's
scrip" will be taken al par. All work war
rant=d.
TOWN AND COUNTRY STMREKEEPERS
supplied with Watches, Jewelry, &c, at les
than city prices.
JOSEPH G. HOLMES, Agent.
August 8, 1S56ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06

EAIRECTORY MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN
~ TY.-The subscriber is preparing. (if suffi-
cient encouragement be given,) to publish a Di-
rectory MAP of Cambria County, intended to
coLtain as much information as any other Coun-
ty Map now Published in Pennsylvania. The
same to be Autographed, colored and mounted in
the most modern style and workmanlike mnaner.
and delivered to subscribers at IS per copy.
WILLIAM CHRISTY
June so, 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06

4 California FuIm-According to the
authority Of the California Cultdrst." the
great grain farm of Hutchinson & Green, of
Yolo county, CAL, contains 5000 acres, one
thousand of which were in wheat the past sea
son. 1 200 in barley, and l 900 were moved
the balance being in pasture. The wheat
avaraged 80 bushels, and the barley 40 bush
els per acre. OF hay, 1,S00 tons were cut
aud stacked. Among the stock was herd
of 700 milch COWS, cross of the native With
the Durham
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06
ARCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, ia

HENRY FOSTER, PRoPRIETCR.
FEvHIS HOTEL, FORMERLY KNOWN AS
Il the ''Ebensburg House, is one of the old
est and best stands in the borough of Ebensburg
for the accommodation of the travelling communi
ty- Tho Proprietor assures all who may be dis
posed to patronze him that his TABLE will be
supplied with all the luxuries of the season, his
BAR with the choicest of Liquors, and no pains
pared to render his guests comfortable.
Ehensburg, April IA, 185S:22:ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06
REM MOVAL!
Goa IA AEgFA ACT0RT

fE tHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the citizens of Ebensburg and s1rroUu3ins,
country that he has removed his shop from the
old stand to the shop lately occupied by John
Evans (CaTPenter,) where he is prepared to do
all kinds OF work in his line Of business at short
notice and on reasonable terms. and he hopes by
using but the very best material and employing
but the best workmen TO merit a full share of
public patronage. Persons wishing BARGAINS in
purchasing Carriage Will do well by calling at
this establishment He is prepared to nlanufac-
ture the following kinds of vehicles. viz
BUGGlES, Of different qualities and prices 4:
BAROUCHES, CHARIOTEES, one and two
horse kOChAWAYS, close quarter, elliptic and
C-spring COACHES, second hand work of 5iffsr-
ent kinds. Sc, making a variety that will suit
all tastes and all purses. REPAIRING done
with neatness add dispatch.
WIN. BARNES.
Ebensburg, April 81, 1s59-28-u
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06

Inducing Fruit Bearing.-.'An old sub
scriber" writes. Il have tried with most
gratifying success a method of promoting fer
tility in trees. which was first suggested in
the AgriculuiSt. have large Bartlett
pear tree which has persisted year by year in
making most rampant growth, but which
refused to do its duty in the more important
of fruit bearing. In July last year, took a
stout cord and bound it tightly as possible
thee or four times around the trunk of the
tree, and left it there until November. The
result is that this year my tree had about
three hundred large, fine looking pears on it,
go loading it down that had to prop up sew
eral of the branches TO prevent their breaking
The tree at the same time has made strong,
healthy growth of about six inches"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06

lEMOVALi-PAULG GRAFT, MANUFAC-
"A a turer and Wholesale Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
otraw Goeds, Hats and Caps, No. 68g North
Third Street, between Arch and Cherry. Phila-
phia March 6, 1866
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06

ssEN. P. THOMPSON, scith P. 1. PATTON
kS & CO., Wholesale Dealers in and Manu-
facturer of HATS, GAPS. FURS, Hatters' Ma
terials, Straw Goods, Artificial Flowers: Buffalo
Robes, &c. No 12S Market street, below Fourth
South side, PHILADELPHIA. Cash paid for
Wool and Shipping Furs,
PRICE /. PATTON. a OPPENHEIAfER
February II, I858:tf
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n land
&c ofralf Elm sand dCprKe all
Ware Ware
Britannia Nails Window al
s v low for
h ananlex
t tr abletru
ad rIumte
Also would call pubfe
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WANTED.

Liberal INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS.
Fifty Dollars a month, and alt expenses paid.
NAT E wish to engage an active Agent in every
w County throughout the United States and
Canadas, to travel and introduce our NEW
TWENTY DOLLAR DOUBLE THREAD
/ OCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE. This
lxcelsior Machine is just patented, with valuable
provements, which make it the cheapest and
cost popular machine in existence, and acknowl-
ilged to be unsurpassed for general utility. A
limited number of responsible agents are wanted
% solicit orders by sample, to whom salary of
$50 per month and expenses will be paid For
conditions and full particulars address, with
stamp for return postage
j. w. HARRIS & co.
No. Is Shoe & Leather Exchange.
Nov. 8, lS59.-5O-Sw. Boston, Mass
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DUNN-suddenly, on the isth ins., q sPoplexy,
James r. Dunn. builder I'm the Stth year Of his age.
The friends and scqusntances OF tho family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, this
"Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, from his late
residence, i69 West 10Th 81 81
Suddenly, on Monday evening,
joseph n, Dougall, aged D, years and months
The relatives and friends uf tie family, also Of
his lrthu william, and lis suns, Thomas, Joseph
sud GcoiTc' ~ rsl cctf'' invited 10 attend the
fnt raj this "wednesday siternuun, goth inst, At
"dck' irOin Lis late rcSidgu'J, 90 Rcuwick st. i6O
PURCELL - On Tuesday morning. 10Th inst
Orhsiine' the lel,Vei motlcr vt Michael aud John
fyrceI, IN the 61th yeai II her azr
h'r remains will be taken from tho resi- ienrc "
hct So, Mlchl. Purcell DO Rroorne NJ, cor. Hid.
son' TO 81. PStr,k's Cathedral, ON Thur4isy morn
Ing, at ~ O'Clock, where a requiem MISS will lie
nticd ~ for the repusc of her srul aud thcusc ~
~ hhal rtsLnE-rlacc "a Calvary Ccm,t,ty. The
ris'i'gs and friends Of tbs family are respectfully
requested To- attend. a.
NELNIN- On Tuesday, 10th inst, Of CONGESTION Of
tic lungs, li,nnsh Cuuuiu gham Hay, t,u xhtcr Of
H'my G. and Hannah G. vcyin, sgcl imoaths
and u dny.
Tho relatives aud friends " the family are re-
u tmlly Invited 10 attend tho funeral, on Thurs
DO 'nsiuoon, 2is inst, NJ O'Clock, itum the resi-.
d'ucc Of her parents, 1gJ Est goth at. 10
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WILLIAMSBURG RICH.

brATu % ban rl"u DE,NkrSNFs,. 80
lad, about II years Of age WI. brought tp ia
9TH Prccinc, sG.iou-huu-c ON M,nl,y afternoon
by citizen who h,h found him In "a v1ctst 10
in North 9TH street, sturidlvdruuk, \ desk Oh.
ROT gut wa found b, hi. side. from which l..
had drank until b. was iuscHsiulo. Il wa a.
GO ttaiucd tlut hi, name va, John S9sih, aud
hat his patent, resided Ia North sth stree.
lie was i,,ulliUSN removed Goo his 1Imr, lul
,Uurl- wcru made la hing him tohI .ausc,, hut
uuayuliug. llrIrmuu.d ina irgoiSop -tul1i
until late iu The night, Nlou lac ucd lie W.
a hos uiprc, ,ous good habi,-, mad WIS mower
known to- drink Intoxicating itq4urs. Il is sup
posed that he procured this lilLur ut some dis
iillcr,, and drank IL tu ascertain how il WoUl
lc,l to be- drunk. The poor lAtle fellow duuh
a little ton much AMI never irrluc sensible uI
u.c pleasures which arr supposed to attend ia,
act Of getting Eluriou-ly light. There shoul,
lc some law ly which d.. ycnltr OF liquor wiz
would -,il 10 such lAd should be made punish
thc.
EAELr Clu,lNG.--t msjoJity OF the store
keepers in Grand ,tyrt closed their stores al
O'Clock, and have I1lFc.l themselves to do s
throughout the wIIer, in ORDER 10 give them
selves and heir ,mgloycs tiuIc far recreation
| They bcl,eNu M movement will be su'tuhe
| by thc public.
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NbM NJ lllls So VI W w
CD. EpvArD W. GErtI, iirut Cd. JASrs
HAI " l0r NouALu N"rs.

CD. ErVArp W. Sl.:ErrI, iauut Col JAgrs y
HNI " jor RICHARD Nyrr.
Has been accepted ly the War neu.-lnpnt - .
VOLUNTEER ENGINEER NFGtNtSr, wbi sa a..
cTesses the nay ~ the liirrs "
tsi9 SEVENTEEN DOLLARS 'SiQ PER
MONTH
A tow mo-c rigvcrS lat bui' Tors, ship Csrpsr.
ters, p,ntInOers, bl, kIn.itlll, miners choppers
Iur,icrrp., nacitni-ts, rncknen, w.orlyrights
b.iler makers sud railrlah,rs will be received.
None but healthy AMI comp 5'suI wprSmtn ns-'
Eply.
Eicrliii ara under pay mustered into s'ryicS
AID furnished with qua-t.rs md rlti'us "a ~ g.
Families are taken c,-. ufly q" .uihu~I .l''.
Hot Quarters ccr.4rr Chatham l.t Chs.nAar, sss
EeW York.
A few con netout mon, horsN-rhoors, ~ men a.
eusilmel ~ HORSES or g..., 1'r+ viii ~ receive
IA the "P ARROTvI BATTERY" Of six ri0-i cannlu u.
presented ly Mr.. Il L. rNia OFT ui tho West P1t='
Fnundrv-iAaES y. SNIrlL Captain.
Eulis'mont for three year or during tbs WAL.
NOS 24ac'iOS
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Rheuu ,tlsm in It's most painful forms, al.o scr,t
ula, erysTelas, salt rheum, pimples, blotches, old
uccra FLYER aIres the worst 81 diseases II the
blood, mercurid complaints, debility, liver and
kidneys, incipient consumption, &c, are most Ger.
tainiy cured by this great purifier
IIYA1T-S LIFE BA1.SAM has curd thonsand,
Of cases Of these aud similar dil, 44. AMI Il will
mot certainly cure any case which can he reached
by med,ine " tskcc IN accordance with the dircc.
lions IL doys not contain particle Of M 'rrury or
any other deleiorious mineral Principal depot, 246
Strand n. no
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. NOV. %. lss,
CITY NEWS.

THR Dni1bH BRia w. H. Kibby, seized by
the Custom House authorities At Ibis pori, ia
l6' u 100 tons burd y. arl owned by JAMES
Esthborn Baduail, Of En.llnd, now resilient
ct New lofk, Hs per register granted AT Nissau'
~ H. hh'mn', tho Itch day Of Scp'cmbor.
Tho lolioWi"; l. = cop, d her cargo: 100 Jale,
wool 400 pigs lead S6i3 hides ~ bales deer
skin 81 bales goat skin II packages spccic
all shipped hy Mosrs. Santiago 4 hernia. anil
consigned TO order.
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\ NEuN lNt-IsrINu monthly m'Hins Of
the New York Suwtoy School Union wat ~.
10 the Fourth Nruuc rr,.hy,cripn I 'urch.
corner OF 2jd street, 81 MonLJ s',uiu.,. Ralph
Wells, rrcsiicei OF the uion, IN the chair
The time VI. occupied 10y devotional cNrriacs,
r,Iort- aul brief addresses. Tho next mrctiu
will be- hold ca Monday evening, Dc. II h, ia
the Baptist church on West 2l,h street.
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, ..u \. ". 1u. -'.tsu nod {" meet nj tIvir LII o.
i,vtu, corner .3d w. ANIL -tl oys, up Thursday a.
teu,,n, 1T 1gE t.l,.i trry in, la-t tribute oi
rg-Iod ts,.r ll,c hIor.r JANIS L.. ma. ~
"idrr, J. ANDElsON, NJ il.02i,'iIs
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:. - M WHY Vt ~ > WIZ WI'7FF w ETF
M'r'ct House or ills lfilHy cv5u'iv Sog Goth, NJ
: "Clocl, 70 hear The report cf the Committee ou
c.Dti tius uo 18th VI November all, ~ sigu q pc.
ii.. drafted ly y. A. TimHiEo Esq,tr the vote
rams uu,hi, mi -lct- the aid of sll the veterans,
placing their NAMES ~ sil petition. Let dl be
. s,st at To- 'ssir mt'a luiullp Object.
II. NMuNn, Tis Con.
AIN. DAILY, ca. ISAAC u. FlIIIL, Alt
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\ Meeting Of the A.o.m.No.7. meet.

tn- 90 To- %. I'VE number viii be belt 1t " llinllg
lloIl, uru,r 90 :fh . "ul 'fl nyrluc, on Wyiucs-
iiy, November 20th, i~6i ut = o'clr'k y. m. Al
moIlct, are requested iu sti,ui. Nv order 81
I,nN GALA 'lliE Pre-. PATRICK CANT
~ IL. %
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EMPLOYMENT-uaIe..

A JOURNElMAN BARBER - ONLY 4
Young man need apply ut TACKABS hair
rtss'ng saloon. cor. n Maiden Lane aud \ usssu st.
ctwecu and o'clock A. NJ
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BNrAUp TAlroR.-Olr readers will cstccm
il livrr II We -,trind them that this distin-
guishcd traveller md American IL advertised t.
lcctur, IN Market street Church this evening
The subject The American pooplc Sici,ll,
AID POLITICALLY, will ,hori nh,mdnnt ,ropc lsr
the dlopucr,c, the learning amt the pNriotjsm
ul the lecturer.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
nIARINR TNTELLIGESCE
CLEAKEII.

sIrtMsrups B.,r,ry. Pierce. Philadelphia J
!.,.,,. i",".,.. ~. ~ .',ipni. Iop., a Kirk-
.,.. ' =, ~ =, '''r '' !, ~ HpSa
a.u..,. I...,, n.rr., L.,,rpar oH Msrshan
'l.. TOD. E..S g., II @.n,rs llsNlnd fr1,h-
' Oh. iu . NNhrN oil, or h bl''}"W, y Whit-
.5 & e..
sc MD rs,tf uo,r v. AtI. iues. MoJro (
..rfNi Ntw ..Ub Nu.a., Lad ~, H.rt q
piu.ain
N',t,'.n g.. r., -, a.. a" ~" .ln'. p
~, So. c.,., .,.,... a. lr.r 4 Nj, k.r
| ' O'' MINI C;5 y-,'i, M "n Ssn;
60. - =, VI a, H l% " 80 'i.,'iy,
l,,',t',' 49, ''''
', ., .',.,
,G,l L.. Nil '-r. Il Ion. ! n ~ Kee;
$50 trt,.. II u..,,.r. r. linton. Trarlei Tsylcr.
I..tit Auu N.., be- ~ Royal McCtrsdy,
MI o. e.. l. q WV, pllin, Ei,tlcttro,t
-ii,,..v G IN, No, 4 "a ..uu. Gudtrey Phls-
,. ~ ak,1.,.', JH5,lLstt Phil.-
lNr. I.,,. NJ \ % = me - Nsm,, B7la-
...i, Merrill a Alloga Puuu't, Bn., l.n, Ha-
40, y .r" u" -. T,mlh = bu,nos
~ :, XIX ,,,.'.. ,' - ~,
-,,.t, ,..t r. IA -. a. 4. A., "A No.,
H;;n'." .',T,,' h,n,", So9s bfe,z'' Iiulse'
.d h't"l" t,H' & u Pc .'n q G.. Emms,
.',. '' - > va '.' I' NJ II = & a Ile W"t:
- HH''''' u 'hha.. O. '""I'7' s. De
NuHS -id.ynr Nmls, Hathaway s., 90 Ttunton.
r.Gr; Nrrl"rI,., psf w,a'.u..G, II 9 ilackets
e..
ARRIVED.
,.,,,,.,,,., ,,,-,,-
.'' ISL 1 N''''N ~" ''' pms Wa"
h.tn STAT. {. ; steam trar-portl Teal. An
.l.'te. m inllast
N..,t,l. SER, Jones. Pr vii,nre with mdas 70
..t,, ,td g. amer.
Pelican, "a ,r Pr ,dcrce, mlso to Bynn~.
~tS,f.-, Rt,uot, q It'-uutt. m he n W Dalkeii
r.'oncy, Ely, Ptlsdsrhla, with mdse &c Lops-
EKiretatricl
rt.tl ,I,fcs. Phi ,I.lpIiA with nndss 4 L,opAr
\ rtrtri,N
T'niun, Don-h,tt,. Baltimore, with mdss V
YIN DJ,rll
Clap,il,. p,rt. n. Havana N.y ib VIII mds-
sillPs ElIa Mol MIN, url Crosby OF Var
H.' NO - h' u"''n 80 9'S,' IN Ni'ASt 70 inoS
Hu 81. il's hor,d Doc thu L"Acr Ny for orders
, t,',h. d. HUI h'~''n Gays IA oAul'' u ue"'ss
',,''t, ..t,. S,,. u,,.,-. AZ -, IN.
''h.nn smid'' Schmidt rotterdam 70 days with
""F' '' T. hN'i" tlom s'uie is'hn hAi heAV
variable winds
- win mds, Snd "a ,,e"rs 20 pss.engs r. /.
k,tGufut& O.
BWGS-Curg Pckeus, Fickens, Providence
J., M,ans Wilson. # ssdrovick, hom Pctou 10
MA Horton LBri Reynolds, Windsor, N S, 10 Is.
.H' f' ter Ia u " de Wolf
y,u u Townsend, [BrI nm, NJ Yarmouth, Na,
cox oct 10. ia ballast 10 Elmlston Bios.
Lily Washington [Brl Morrison, CORVALLIS, y
utys with p"tato,s TO | Neyiua Son.
G.enrurv, MeNta, Providence days, TO Arthur
cary, VIII load iuI Liverpool
s,r,noNvpa ,y,,.o,, p.r,., p,.,., a..
. 80 ,' a. uo, N''' "'N uNS
''"-J m ~ 81 10y .,N q ,.rt, No,
',.' ,a,. - A., ,I,,, = No.. N'' ~
Juliet, wiley, Calais, Ne, 4 days with lumber u
| 'rdnap'
Henry LaurcnS Moore hachias days, with
on,n,i :" on, s,n h,l Xxx obp. p,r,I,nd d.x.
! Nth copper ORE to VIM Crocker.
Smith, snow ulo1 c'sier days, hsh.
\ iylrr sm,,h hr,,'I III. a.. .t,.
| .i,ias 4 Cl,W, Buglc. Taunton days.
/ EIIlurtr, Greer Leaf Calais, Nc, days, win
/ uu.Lor 10 jed Frye q Go.
| Superior, Moro, Ellsworth days, with lumber
| .n & & EJ Peters.
L nh .s-lp vii rndsa
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RFv. Thomas u. ANDERSON. u. ~. Of Rot.
buy, Mas. has received acsll from tho First
Baptist Sccasty IN this city, at q allry OF t', ooo
per car, and u is Understood that he " III accept
Z br ,T,r
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\EANIEn-A GIRL To DO GENERAL
w ..ts,w Is o. 70 Fuall family IL VIII Ice r. ganl
home. Inquire o'NAN EFI Ran, uG.r 10 o','p.h
s. N,.' I 4 q ris .uph,r ~, cor OF Mc-t ~
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me-, will show tlIv ruil' that thry en- bold TIC
vest tree concert IN the city, without run. this
"Wednesday ,Sruiu ~ B,',uic HAIL, ~ E,s'
'r"a"1y. Ad'aiS.on frcr. singers speakers AMI
th, pu'lc ~, Invita-. RICHARD N.sr'N. Chi
man.
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LIYLNG mPpOPOTAMUs.
GROCERIES.

GOOD TIMES COME AT LAST-PRO-
VI visions at redu oed prices. City cured hams,
shoulders, corn fed salt and fresh pork, from 10
cts.; fresh pork trimmings, spare ribs and hooks
from 10 cts, at 398 and 1896 West 18th st. betw'
lOth and It'll aves and at 10 Ninth ave, next 10
the N. Il. corner Of 18th st. NJ b-Cut tas out
and don't mistake the numbers. MO ylH
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iuUAL uEromr- TUESDAY.


Tie SciooDu ", T.. k1bo-Th, capture o.
tits schooner WAS stated in the Srs Of Tuesday
The Commit. i,u. r. 1--we row tab II char q
her, anil are Engaged in taking testimony re
speeding her alleged 'il,ur' If running tn.
Du,Lgdc oil the coast OF Tc>ls.
Iniicd states Commissioners OGire.
Z, mmird far NbiDy. Two e.! the cicw %
tho Windsor Forrest, wcro IN Tuesday commit
tel for cVaminatior, ON a charge Of mutluy pre-
f.ircd against a. ~ hy their captain ull IN
mate of tho ship. Il IL ALL god that the muin,
we committed willie in the port Of Liverpool
Iniicd states CircuIi Couri.
SIic era Pn,iioa oI'Hr Cy,ast,nr Cbgp.-
The gnd,d Sidics g. n. S,in..., CrH.l,v.
L.. rdrqo, &c.-1hc vessel anil cargo in thi.
ease wac condemned la he -ull iu tho Dilrtc
Court, 10y Justice Belts, ~ q priIr. Apr Sl wa
taken ia the cu., hy the claimant, 60 thl.
Court and few days ,incc potiou WI, mad
uu behalf Of Nj -srs. }. q Il. i. Clu4Lir, tho al
lr..,d owners oi lnS hop,icad- 81 tobacco Whit
V,lcn portion If the cargo OF tho Crcu,hnw
ior pu order directing the tobacco tn be- soil an
o., por, c,,r to be Pad into Court. Iculius Nh,
lc' isou Of the co-o On thr ITI.aL and tho tina
do,uc.
1lrc Court now granted the order appointing
1homn, Franklin ml I. W. Wcldmnu Cnnmis-
,.oucr- :" sell -o much Of the cargo.
surrogate Court.
Guu'nbt R'Yu",-lh, will of Jacob H..
,,r, nov admitted topr,la,c, leave, to til, VI,
-iurnrv S"ric'v Of tie VI ihpii,t rWs,ppa'
thur,h 5000.
Court G"ucIL s'r--iou-.
Bcnlc Ild,r M,C,SN.
Cha. \. Icn,rls h,yiu; boon indicted f.
murder ol John Matthew. IA July, Is,.I anil ion
an assault and battery, with intent to III Ia.
stcr-iathcr Matthew Walton, Was arraignci o
10th indictments, n'l through his counsel ia
r. Brady, pleaded not guilty. Ills Trial l. So,
lopu for the irt Wednesday, in December.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
The Membcrs Of The United nro,hcr i.o.l &c

NJ. are lerUly notified tnW.,t NJ their inaetin 2
room, "a "Wednesday, goth inst, ut lev o'clock, t.
a,i, nj The funeral ul thrir Date brother, ANDREW
THOMPSON. ~ urderoi N. President.
a. BROWN.
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NXANTED-A GIRL TO Do GENERAL
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rr; at @ E,st II lstnp It. Aplly tw, d,ys G"oi
reference required. ~
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ENtPLOYM ENT-Fensi.s.

Al OPERATOR WANTED-ON SIN.
n .D'- IuY,liuo, unl lti-tufs % fishers AID lat.
turlulc makers Aprly ri E"on ri, willi,ms-
Iu. N. ~
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NNTANTED-2 GOOD OPERATORS on
w Wucrer w.lHuus machines also good
hd-'rrs md 1nishors un 'litnry cp1's and rants
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t Williuuislur b, from 10 II AN. 90
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\NANTFD-AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
w man who can come wrll recommended {, re-
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AlI'y Ur days, H. 80 Tuird 1yc. n
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\NANrED-A SMART Roy ONE TINT
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Il -dtudinp To- custom. r4, ga general proyi.' IA
stnc. AIpy 10 Saith ave, nest /, the NJ u,rn,r
ia II. 40
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
Two Shilling Advertisements [!

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(EA.1LD MMEDlAILLY-A bIE ANO
w Iuu.i, Ia tlcr Il g., l,tA Ta,tYr.. iu 4 rth.
lhlov, N.J. a., lottrr u., workman "a. better
IL, rey.
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No,ics-The member. Of Mechanic. Lodge

No. 10. I. -. II q. T., rry hereby requested to
ne ~ ihcir lul., rooms, cor. uy anil ID ~ ou
TlurslHy, glst inst. ~ u'lpHl AN, a. pay the
last triiute OF respect o. our lt. BROTHER, JAMES
CAMPBELL. sister l. slgr, are respectfully iuvit.
I'd 10 hc present Iy order ID. NJ REYBERE n
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

Tor SAlE--A SLOOP, 80 TONS EI L.
L thu, la r.uut lrtup,jrr, may uc pouI' cot u,
U1p..,tt g. ~ Ei.,, ot mluir. % IAN 10 iu :,
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N[ANITD-2O0 HANDS ON MILITARY
w uH. e, g H.. piece ur week. Ligh ~ Wages vii
% pn't ,'#H .-t,r- anil Ir.s-rts, and .,irls a.
pp,i.ts ga sewing m',biuo. A.Iiy i"'C lpl ".
40 J'li6
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ITO LET ~ WILLINMSBURGlI-TilE
arst rlass corner store, JG' GriI stcor Lprim,r,
altb ut-0ud s4-c illg ami fixtures; tlis good
chance FIR baSer gro..r, d. Apply N 36S Grand
street. NO $500