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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-14
A UDITOR,S NOTICE

IA The undersigned auditor, appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
ty, to make distribution of the funds in the
hands of George j. Rodgers, sequestrator of
the Ebensburg and Susquehanna Plank road
company, upon his 4th annual account, hereby
notifies all persons interested in said fund,
that he will attend to the duties of his said
appointment, at his office, in the borough of
Ebensburg, on THURSDAY, the 2sth day of
November, instant, at one o'clock, P, NJ.
P. S. NOON, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Nov. 7, 1861 st.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

"A The undersigned, appointed Audi
tor by the Orphans Court of Cambria Coun-
ty, to make distribution of the funds in the
hands OF A. C.. Mullin, Esq, Trustee, to sell
the real estate of John Paul, deceased. will
attend To the duties Of said appointment, at
the office of George NJ. Reed, Esq in the bor-
ough of Ebensburg, on Saturday, the 10th
day of November next, at o'clock, P. NJ,
when and where all persons interested are
notified to attend.
c. D. MURRAY, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Oct. 81, l961.-3t.
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| UDITOR'S NOTICE.

"a The undersigned auditor, sppointed by
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, to dis
tribute the funds in the hands of E. G. M'Mul-
lin, executor of John Glass, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons interested in said fund,
that he will attend to the duties of said ap-
pointment at his Office, in Ebensburg. on
SATURDAY, the 3Oth day of NOVEMBER;
instant, at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
P. s. NOON; Auditor,
Ebensburg, Nov. I, le6l.3t.
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INDIANA COUNTY ITEMs.-The. .house

INDIANA COUNTY ITEMs.-The.house
OF Mr.. James M'Feeters, of Cherryhill
township, was burned to the ground on
Sunday, Sd inst, while the family were at
tending divine service.-Five of Mr..
James Campbell's family, near Armagh,
ranging in age from twelve to twenty
years, have died within the past two weeks
of diptheria. THE carpenter shop of
Joseph Custer, in Indiana borough, was
entered and robbed of number of tools
few nights since-On Sunday week,
the ifeless body of full grown female
child was discovered in cess pool on the
premises of Mr.. M'Candlass, in Indiana
borough. A jury was summoned, and a
post-mortem examination made; when a
verdict was rendered that the infant came
to its death from neglect and exposure,
"that it was born alive, and that one
Nancy Galbreath is the mother of the
same"
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DISTRESSING FATALITY.-The entire
family of Mr., James Conrad, of Washing
ton township, this county. was prostrated
BY typhoid fever during the month of Oc-
tober past, and three deaths occurred from
the disease, namely: Peter, aged nine
teen, on the Sd; Mary, aged seventeen,
on the 11th; and Carolina, aged fifteen,
on the 9th. Mr. c. himself is just re-
covering from a severe visitation Of the
same scourge. To add to his affections,
the tail-race to his mill, which had been
destroyed about month previous, was
again swept away by the recent freshet.
Truly, to Mr. Conrad troubles have not
come singly
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T IST OF LETTERS

n
IL Remaining in the Post Office at Ebens-
burg, Cambria Co., Penna., Sept. 80, 1861:
Miss r. D. Ansey Miss Mary Hughs
Richd. Bumford, Miss Mary Ann Jones,
Michael Busch, David Jones. (Ridge)
Geo ". Barkley, Evan James,
Abram II. Brown, John b. Jones'
X. s. Brown, Thos. p James,
VIM. Bagley, Miss Margaret Jones
Solomon Charles, Mrs Margaret James,
John Cashdoller J. Jones.
Miss Harriet Davis, Mrs. Margt. Lumeraux
Robt. 5. Davis, Mrs. Mary Lewis,
Evan D. Davis, Mrs. Margaret Lloyd,
Edward Jas. Darsie. William II. Makins,
Thomas D. Davis, John Moore
Miss Mary Davis, Miss Amy Mitchell,
Evan J. Davis, Miss Sally Miller
Miss Jane A. Davis, Miss Malinda Mangis
Miss Jane Davis, James Megsel,
Lerneon Dormyre, Alexander Mullin,
Saml. Drudone, James NJ Dermet
John n. Evans, (2) Miss Maggie NJ Connell
Rev. J. w. Evans, (3) Capt. p. 0Connell,
Leucian Evans, Miss Elizabeth Patter-
Mrs Martha Evans, son,
Mrs Julia \. Elder, Thos. NJ Reese
Miss Jane Evans, Miss Amy Regor,
c. Finch, David Reese,
Michael Fallen, Mrs. Jane Rowland,
John Ferrel, Elizabeth Regor,
Miss Mary f.. Furguson, l.. Summertieid.
Miss Mary Cuttings, Snyder Dickinson,
MRS. Silas j. Gray, Vim. Scowden,
Mrs. HarrietN. Garman, BENJAMIN G. Williams
Miss Martha Hawkins, Miss Margaret White,
named letters viii please say they are ''adver-
tised.''
JOHN THOMPSON P. NJ
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$500.

Pays the entire cost for Tuition in the most
popular and successful Commercial School in
the country Upwards of TWELVE HUNDRED
yound men from TwENTY-LIGHT different tates
have been educated for business here within
the past three years, some of whom have been
employed as Book Keepers at salaries of
100000 per Annum,
Immediately upon graduating, who knew
knew nothing of accounts when they entered
the College.
Esg~ Ministers sons half price. Students
enter at any time, and review when they
please, without extra charge
For Catalogues, Specimens of Penmanship
and View of the College, enclose five letter
stamps to
JENKINS & SMITH, Pitrsburg Pa
March 2S-1y.
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THE GREAT FLooD.-The freshet of
Saturday week seems to have extended
over almost the entire country, occasioning
much injury to property. 1t was particu-
larly severe in Johnstown. The water at
that point attained the unprecedented
height of fourteen feet above low water
mark, and completely submerged about
one half the town. The bridge across the
Stony Greek and the Feeder Dam were
both swept away. Beyond the flooding of
cellars, and the carrying away of fences,
lumber, aud the like, we have heard of no
other damage in the county resulting from
the storm.
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GoDEY.-Godey for December is re-
ceived. This Book is the Ladies' Favor
ite-the pet of the monthlies. And no
wonder. We don't see how any female
can possibly get along without it.
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LIST OF CAUSES The following is the
List of Causes, set down for trial at the
December Term Of our County Court:
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CARPET-SACkS,
Together with such other articles as are usu-
ally kept in a country store, all of which they
will dispose cheaper than the cheapest, for
CASH OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ebensburg, January 25, ls6O:tf
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To THE LOYAL WOMEN OF AMERICA.
On our outside this week we publish an
appeal from the Sanitary Commission of
the War Department to the Loyal Women
of America, urging upon the latter the
propriety of forming societies for the pur-
pose of supplying our sick aud wounded
soldiers with various needed articles of
attire. This a righteous and just cause
and we confidently expect to see the La
dies of this county take hold of the matter
in earnest and render efficient service
By the way: 1t has been suggested that
the 'Ladies' Hose Society" of this place
an association which has already done
much good, and may do more-be meta
morphosed into an organization to respond
to the appeal of the Commission We
think this would be bad policy. The Gov
ernment is just as greatly in need of stock
ings for the aeeN soldiers as it is in want of
blankets for the sack. Let the Hose Soci-
ETY. go on in its good way, prospecting and
to prosper another society, in accordance
with the requirements of the Sanitary
Commission, can and should be organized.
Read the appeal Ladies, and act as the
spirit moves you.
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BLAIR COUNTY IrEMs.-A German,
named John Fat, while attempting to
cross stream near Newry, on Saturday
night week, fell into the water and was
drowned He was intoxicated at the time
The store of James NJ. Kink cad, at
Yellow Springs, was destroyed by fire on
the night of the Sd inst The incendiary,
a'villainous negro, was arrested and COM
mitted to jail, making a narrow escape
from being lynched by the indignant citi-
zens.-Chimney Rock Furnace, at Hol-
lidaysburg, owned by Messrs. Wood, Nor
rell & Co, of this county, for some time
past remaining idle, is undergoing repairs,
and will be in blast again about the first
of January.
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COOP FOR THE LADIES The "Ladies'
Hose Society," of this place, last week
shipped direct to the Cambria Guards, at
Washington, box containing 101 pairs
of stockings-the result of one month 5
work. The stockings are of superior
make, and were donated "without money
and without price" All honor to the
Ladies say we, and such viii be the eiac-
ulat;on of the recipients of the gift, like
wise, we are sure.
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IR FANER AMERICANIADD 1t gives
us inexpressible delight to be able to un-
fold to the gaze of an apprcciative public
this week a gem of patriotic poetry, writ
ten i'll the Welsh language expressly for
these columns The title will be found
above. Thus:
faner dri lliwiog, fo'n chwarau yn'r awel,
Ar biuacl pol talaeth-yr Eryr mewn hedd =
Yn agor eli edyn! gan waedau'n groch uchel
Cydynwch dalaethau, o deiwch ir wledd
Gavin wledda yn unol ar fraster masnachol,
Heb unrhyw ormesdeyrn in gwaedi byth mwv
drillien caduynau, syehwch V dagrau,
Eel ma bor fam dyner mai baban gael clwy.
DEwI ABERARTH
EBENsBURG, Nov. IA.
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MAN KILLED.-We learn from the
Cambria Tribune that Welshman named
Daniel j. Rees, engaged in the coal mines
of the Cambria Iron Company, was in
stantly killed in the drift in which he was
working, on the 9TH inst, by the falling
upon him of a mass of coal. An inquest
was held, and verdict of accidental death
returned in accordance with the facts
The deceased was about forty.fve years of
age, and leaves wife and four children.
n1- Plenty-squirrels and rabbits in
this vicinity.
Searce-loose change, local items and
the like.
Prevaiis-the hog cholera in the south
ern part Of this county.
Read 1.-THE biographical sketch of
Gen. Winfield Scott on this outside.
Try 'em--"Dr." Thompson's cigars
Juicy--our streets jnst now
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CASARD-The HoIlidaysburg Stand
"a says that "the scarlet fever prevails
~Ong the children of Ebensburg, and
'''ofai have died with it." This will be
a'Ss a IN this locality, we are sure. Nei-
"'' II no!r any other epidemic has visited
'' Juveniles for many day.
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TAXING THE WArRR.-We understand

TAXING THE WATFR.-We understand
that the Ebensburg and Wilmore Plank
Road Company deem it inexpedient and
will not attempt to rebuild the bridge
across the Cenemaugh near Wilmore, so
seriously shaken by the recent freshet as
to be made unsafe for travel. Wagons and
other modes of conveyance and transpor-.
tation will therefore be necessitated to
tion between the two points-which will
not be so serious an undertaking after all,
seeing that the wafer is only a foot or two
in depth thereabout In case of another
rise of the tide-and more unlikely Incl
dents than this have frequently occurred
we presume ferry-boat will be pro-
vided to 'row US over to'-well, to Will
more should we be headed III that direc-
ton, or Uice Uersa Uice Uersa. AT all events,
in that juncture, some method must be
improvised to get our mails across and
re-across. We can't do without news, in
these very stirring times. A ray of sun
shine illumines our mental vision The
Ebensburg and Cress IN Railroad will be
completed in a couple of weeks, and then
goodbye, old bridge! we'll. never see
thee again In the meantime, we can
only hope that the E. & W p R. Co. will
fail to extort any extra toll for the privi-
lege of allowing travellers to embrace the
fuidical Conemaugh-with or without ice
We sincerely do.
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LIST OF JURoRs-On the fourth page
of this paper will be found the List of
Jurors drawn to serve at the coming term
of our County Courts, Tor timely copy
of which we are indebted to the urbanity
Of our young friend, E. d. Rhey.
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DAVIS, JONES q Cove direct the
particular attention of our readers to the
advertisement elsewhere of the above firm
They have just received full stock of
winter goods, which they purpose dispo-
sing of at prices to suit the times. Give
them call, and secure bargains.
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STovEs.-As the season of "fireside
enjoyment is about at hand, we would
suggest to any of our readers who may
have occasion to purchase stoves that they
go to Geo. Huntley's for the same He
keeps the best and sells the cheapest in
town.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP
~ The undersigned having opened out a.
Tailoring Establishment, over the store room
occupied by ID. j. Evans & Son, respectfully
informs the public that the business will there
be carried on in all its branches. All work
will be done in the latest style, with neatness
and dispatch, and upon the most reasonable
terms. ROBT. D. TROMAS
Ebensburg, April 4, 1861.
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OF RATHER ORDINARY ABE-ILITY-
the extended and very ambiguous letter
published in last weeks DEM de- Sentinel.
The current report and general belief is,
that it owed its origin to the direct inspi-
ration Of
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Ga glass or two of lager,
Drawn not very mild
As the good old song hath it, Shouldn t
wonder, shouldn't wonder!
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HACKs-Under the new schedule, the
hacks to Wilmore make but one round
trip per day-leaving here at A. NJ, and
returning at / =. NJ. The mails arrive
and depart at those hourss
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ArKNzEy's.
ScSNsrs. SKinrisas, hosisxi,
s.seA,ss st II l.ins stH 'AsSS 'oosA
II szs & y ys: six SIX s s.Sn s,ss.: s.
4 Ii.yS.,,ss s,"s I'D: IA rAd ;essss. .. =.
and .a.d essss k ss s'ss h.. ,'sd 'ss'A '
A4Is,szs',s. sen ysrss ~. aa.i.;, lss "a.
i isS!fyy: FIJI FIJI : ::sss$ :$s
To~er'-'p d.ss's., va isse IS ! : stiles, cheap
~ slyzsY,s jon ., s.rS~ 30 ss rs O. "a,
=, si~zsy,s J.s 10, s,raw ao"nsts IS, 1.a
= sisz.i,s Rough d sesays 80 sge 't~x. IA
A. Kzs, ed sd. s s,ns.. SO ri gs ssss 90
~ s,skE, leap va. .,e,s s y, son.sA
Il siszas X ne 400 Y . i.
81, odd OF xsds 5onaes Of the best mAsssAl
rssluIosRiss vssv Low.
2,ss seo La. lar fs "a , ANTI. r. from = StsS
ss s.s.S ..ss , 'sn ;.1sa e e. . g
900 hsmsieh liner do om cc TO 'so
Of r~mns 'is nss. So as ses s. ssa
and "tber syls. IN 2yasd peea,, ,2.as eoe 1s
5000 psirs Iaas. Hose. al tipds o. 60, 50 ioa 70
49, pa,s Miss. II Sc 81 kinda 3D., o. g. lrc lie
$3.50 pal,s sue tle cloves g. ss loc
4tc6 para hns Lse, Fxncs ops Ioc.. ITO
@O PAIRS l'is sa"s's 'sIsy ~. y. ' sSrsrs a.
asoe Para~ols ne~ styles very low.
,fo 7srsotr, Honneed seiln a. 80.
issyi :sl',as SsSs.' ss,:, S..%.; 6 : 49,
ZAY sELLs BAsr PRS AND rEaDLhs AT "a
AZ o.er Fancy Nds ct equally low prices Drsssmahsru
n ~. ,t tTs ana nd orekesp.. s12pea
s2i ana 2ls gh.h svenue,
Between Iweptyhrtt and uty-t0 d
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0AEAr sALk or DRY GOODS
uA STILL GREATER F saos atsHs ON oor
On MONDAY, ArAI-n
srEAsG, ADRIANcE 4 GO,
va ,s.r n. entire b,., :. Or No hs, $50 Broadway
W. ~ whoiisSIE Iso sErAIL STOCKS
roExlss AND poSSsss11o DRY GOODS,
$50 Tise.s hsn'mac and hngAh Gallo ss, bsst quah a
SO pieces FsIeh oAcsss and siAnts (ya'd wde) from
L5c Yes sie6 nslanes ch-lne-, Psa dc chsvrsA La
- Einsns 81 xu 1% p., Il Lsn..ss s'e Quit. sA'0
iiels sss 4 Ss sSs ii snn:''s' &C.
COTTON AM Wool and .,L-w On sLANrES
rAa VI s, NJ
KIP a sas a.s u ~ c, s4"iaff'
SIX AND yELsE ROSE .r,ov
~ Inis Csxsxro HAspEssCalErS
srAL np.A DANIELS T.Is sKoess' Sssa AAEs,
sTrIL- PLAID - d osher Sh~ Tbj,
nooR xSss' a us'iSs G N s q "s ass
lecco YARDS sss, au.i, faiSep, SaEgcu LAwRs
ard uhhA PIES, st o5t nts yArdcsul ,rce 81 70 ~
qsI1y , and 81 .sP s4t s9sA
II les than Hal, the cost Of IMP 1rtaaan r.,x
ltsn Immense sasriass % cot.
lee peres bAkkaE ANvL Ais, ~ 10 cents per yardworth
POP eces SUMNER PorIINs for travelling dresses a
CLoTas. OLoAKlSas. DOR sKINs CAlssIasazs,
:. NEsttN ~
Alta great sacriice
AN UssURPAsesS ASSORTMENT
COTTON .ns Gsa hss wS9 and SILK
Elso, IN addition 10 the above,
GREAT VARIETY OF aoSps ' sca ssFoas ExHrsryD
A ehooe sssortmsn. Of Travelling nres, Goods. nonsm-
c'osIs g. dhsvsss o.'aos. Sdsns' s,saass iasn
D-'-N- '"''' o' siEXsS. XDai NE s'ss so GOV
No. $50 prosdway.
nRFts ,K'sxINas FROM Sc TO ,2o y.ED, wosra
s.ssas hss. I,sss. Ts'.sa sI ED;
ss ss ' Fritz A1nus Aos A ana "'n'' n'' s '''
III A r STEWART CO.
LARGE ADpTo Hsis 9n nh nsens" A, Il STOCKS OF
ohhsh' . is4Ssh o siss H SEX sAoossH
AT rs CENYs AND ONE DOLL AZ PER YARD.
EINE PAPER HANaINGs
SOLOMON 4 HART,
Respectfully inform their customers and the public generally
A' AeF n ss1. M. S;fr; n; DWELLINGS
a: =. q pr can't less sSan last years prSss
PANEL DECORATIONS,
ELEGANT VALET AND GOLD PAPERs,
oasaz sn as sfa Pho isSts s'e
Ia ur.u. large ana shs Ss
lions from the stocks Of the best m manufacturer
u 0 IN DRESS GOODS
1880 Yard. from the late
A'sssx e M p US ,se's and~
v, = sossR-s,
2os sowery.
ii SEQ IaBsoi6E shp LlssS BREAKFAST sRrs,
,so MUSLIN cH Hnfi & ana y ~ sA'1'
,.or1spr Only u - each.
800 LADIES' rssso sfs% z ppGsspKrnggrE,s
70, n9d SD = p s1Ps half their v"'
49, from s. % upward
- 4. 7. srE vAEl 90
INDIA UAMKL's HAIR sHAwLS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 4 CO.,
WILL opsN
ON MONDAY, ApaILA
1HEIR LAST IMPORTATION OF oASgLs HAZE
FOR THE PRESENT SEASON.
Among which WIN be found
SOM VERY ELEsAsF
AKIN snnAsr zHAwEa
ALSO,
JOB LOT
MDIA DANIELS HAIR sHAwLs,
Prom 50 70 $50 each
pEeIpED BARGAINS
Canal stree. srper Of Mercer,
a. srosdway corner Tsenty-af,h st., opposite Msa,uoa
psri opening sni'e new stock md splssaa
RICH LAcRs
RysRoipsRrEs
Also, . complete limo Of
Kiss Ihl3AlNa1
DkBSS DhkSS rhlA AIN0S,
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A BONA rrps AsIkyLoo.s,. THAr sy5af OF
c Of ycur via, - coon ~ you cntsr her roc MadAn
Wilson h the greatest astrgi gst that ever kDewn ~
win nvohs The powers % her w.pderful scspes Nsa ss
the Of your ehoc NE Fer presSs,icHs tr
TIA. they .arpre every ooe tina, consul. her sone Adi
practices n~isps but hat ra.sessbe v philcophs
shcud copent lit Dcst woSd.rful srd syssrtus laAJ
Her styce hss never BEES kno~p fall and lwe-S shct
ssnd dsnArs rswere 70 any one who equs her In
above sosscs Madame Wilson in possession 81 The cs]
brsted magic charms who's In their sGc
Truly may she be sall.d wonderful woman $50 Ale
STREET between Aoussn and auton the bahMv. "
for lsdfes and gentlemen cents
(yLAfRvor Arr.-nES, <EynoUR's MBoIC al CLAN
~ wyast Roous, HOY nns swenrk IN sree bct~esn ffr
and secosd avenues The crcs @sdicsl and busins
eonssl.ons day ard evening" and ect aausfsnon
MADAME BARvu -san DAB rsrORn HEn nAr]
M insnds a.d the public Of sl the events o. lfe yo
wish the truA give h~ "a al ~ 2s sivngt STREET
therfn, LADIES ~ rsnis wortlemcn not sdmiiseS aou1
from nine TIL eight
-
TIFF GuEAIEsT worpER IN THE wopLD n TIL
i young and accou pushed Madame BNRur, from fanI
who he coptued with the strc est cpunderce on 10Y
courtship rArrsgs, ssctnps ~ importance stps ms
sute buspees trve ing sap' ends Loaf or stolen prI
pcrtv &c rhe nas o To IN Ike reinv by ~
hart deal and pIng ihns. long serarted ke
deucc s6 above seventh street. seeonl
floor. Ladies, 70 cehts, gentlemen % cents,
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NJ AONsN ArD ~HATEkN kA1LkOAD U0-MAuON,
IVA "a, April IDOL Dividend NJ N-A auAr.erly
Sens q thrse 81 sent NJ capital ~ cspany
sa .ssn osa.sea tn. pAys e 70 ~. Yesh ssssks
%. =. sno sr the - seant sAs eek = No sepasiio
DEurosALe roA SgyAun or ruk aao1ON wAfHF
= ueosk Of the 0tsy H York -esAlsA rpos>1 va
- reeevea .. ire psrsalsrs ose Aatnsdsy
y ls. = a"'s,ssk r., .Ass DE sesas .a = rsS1sly
$3.50 Tor ~ whole " Ay part n - su1 q
GyeO0 u the Crneen stnr ss-k ef Nsw
Authorised ehArtsr ~ ~ the isA AID b q or
eaAAnss Of the Common SuAe,l ~ tho AAyor
August e6A for fBsreaApg the supply ~ 0rcoa ushss
~ sxartng ne necessary works for sSsAnsang snA -
fhs ss stock mi bar stss rss q sx psr sss1
pr aAsen payable yearly And hs pg1eal VII Il
ro1seaAaeae on shs erss day Of Msvenssy, lko1
The proposals. VIII sAAte Ne - oeszo< A.
the price knrdrA 1nlers Ahareof - paoon
yhoss proposals Aseeptsd w required pssk va
he Chasbsrt&u VI he dty, wttha aAr spsa
Guiding the premiums 90 The
On Presenting 70 sAs os0prosr - reestP of ~ ohsn
berAin fer such dspcss he payss WIN b snuNsl % 70
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&eek, bearing interest from he ~Assa II sn99AatA
8eCh proposition should be sead and sn1Draaa ProuoN
for Crotsn water Ssosk Of he Aty q vsrn anS ~
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L IRELAND. scoTL1s5 AND wALnA
Hght bills the
MON BANE LONDON
NATIONAL BANK xouTIkNp.
BELFAST BANSING COnPANY 1nnLANDt
n sums from 81 upwArds
fAYLOR aROTUKIA BaaksrA
~ ROADWAY, corner MUnHAv 8rR1xI,
70 WALL sfRKBY.
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OTH RpCIMLNT-ANv ONE SAVING A NINTH REG
~ ment Uniform or any part that he would sch cheap
And purchaser by addressing ninth Regiment HezAa OHIO
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RICHMOND 4 co.'s,
49, 40 NDWAs,
between Ninth and Tenth streets,

Are prepared 70 exhibit ohsice and we'll secsod seox -
LhCEs
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LADIES' DREsr GAPS, asAO tnSsHB, Ia,
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kiCuNOND 4 90,
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LNUREIsHED House AT gfAT1s ISLAND FOR SALE
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ssy and the -ound abundance o. fru the MAJOR roei
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