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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MAysLAUGHrrR-A Man KILLS. ASoIHER BY A
BLOW WITH His FIsr.-On Monday night, about Il
o'clock, an ARRAY occurred in Tie saloon of John Dali
lev on the corner Of Myrtle and Pearl street
between himself and two men named L. Conners
and Charles Stevens, which resulted in the death Of
the latter 1t appears that shortly before the time
above named Corners and Stevens came into the sa-
loon, and called for oyster-stews After they had
got them, Conners alleged after using the catsup
stuck the bottle into the butter plate and Daley,
noticing the action, WAS very much displeased and
came over 10 them, and told them IN au indignant
manner that he did not desire to have such conduct
IN his saloon. Corners replied, I" II YOU do MT like
il, put US out" and Daley said that be could do
it, and then ordered them TO leave. The saloon Is
situated in the basement, with a deep flight Of
wooden steps leading TO the street, and in few mo-
ments both the men got up 10 leave. Corners was
first, and got up as far as the head OF the stalrs
Stevens bad Just reached the bottom, when another
dispute arose. He struck at Daley, when the latter
ordered him TO leave. Stevens replied that he was
not able 10 put him ont, when Daley struck him a
powerful blow with Lis fist, knocking him against
the steps, from the effects Of which be died in few
niuu es thereafter. The only wound on the de-
ceased consists of slight cnt over one eye. The
deceased was married residing in Lafayette
avenue and leaves q wife and family. Coroner
Norris will make an investigation.
IHE MURDER fDiT HlLiON.-iNffslitA-
rIos BEFORE Coroner BENNETT, AND VERDICT OF
THE JuRY.--On Sunday last, young man named
Peter Menadi, drummer in the regular United
States service stationed at Fort Hamilton, was muir
dered by mis- father, Felix Menadi, by shooting him
with pistol. The father resides at No. lis Con.
cord street. Brooklyn. On Sunday last, himself and
his sons Crescent and John, paid visit 70 Peter.
Late in the afternoon they got into quarrel while
walking on the road the old baseball ground,
nj the head OF State Lane. The dispute appeared
TO be about the ownership Of dog.
Some blows passed between Peter and bis father,
end Peters wife interfered By throwing stones.
Crescent Menaldi struck her, and Peter rsn TO the
house and got his sword. He swung it round, bat
struck at no one, when the father fired and shot
him in the right breast with pistol. The wound
resulted fatally in fifteen minutes thereafter. The
father put the pistol iii his pocket and left His son
Crescent also let and neither have since been seen
A large amount Of evidence was taken 'tfore the
Coroner and the Jury, after a abort dehberation,
brought in the following verdict: " That the said
Peter Menadi died from the effects OF pistol.ehot
wound by the hands Of his father, Felix Menaldi.'
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The Brooklyn Navy Yard.

The extraordinary activity at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard continues undated. There are nearly 4,VV
men EMPLOYED in the different workshops, and in the
iaborers' gang. Some Of them are frequently al
work night and day. The Ordnance department. IN
charge Of Commander Temple, Is continually work
ing at guns of every caliber, for the craft almost
daily leaving the station for blockadlng and other
service The Engineers shop as buoy as if no en-
zines were built 0utside The blacksmitbs carpen-
ters, stonecutters and Others, are also incessaniy
doing.
The vessels at anchor in the stream are very nu-
nerous The Roanoke iron-clad, is nearly finished,
aud when the plating now going on 10 complete she
will be taken TO the Novelty Iron Works 10 receive
a final posbing off, This vessel has now been some
months III the hands Of operatives, and will be one
Of the most formidable irOn.clad yessels ahost.
The alterations necessary 10 make the United
States corvette Savannah Scholarship for volunteer
officers, progress rapidly. The apartments IN which
practice is 10 lie carried undergoing formation.
The Savannah was formerly a 5O-gun fngaie. but
was raced come years ago. She VIII De ready Tor
her new service in IA few weeks.
The reoeivDg-ship North Carolina has now a fair
supply OF seaInen on board. The new recruits ut
Cherry street, at Buffalo and other adjoining rendez-
Vous' are put ON board this ship until needed Tor
se ~ service Commander Meade is still the CHEF
oileer o. the North.
Inc s,ortship Supply is being filled up with stores.
a complete change has been effected in her. The
decks whch Were put board of her TO bring to the
Cuited states Camels for the Western Army, have
been removed aud she lis now almost in the came
state she was before her departure on that expedi.
ton. The supply has been for over a year and
a-baf actively engaged on the blockade us trans
port of provisions and stores.
The new frigate Lackswsnna, which was launched
time since, is having Der main fore and mizzen
chains put on. She will be ioaied into the dry
dock to have her bottom coppered when the Roanoke
goes out. The Lackawanna will be ready for sea
In about elk weeks.
The U. S. gunboat Crusader, which arrived from
Port Royal few days ago, is lying in the stream.
She will be hauled alongside the wharf 70 Undergo
vessels of the old navy but was not constructed for
II, having been purchased from Mr.. Cromwell To
JOIN the Pacific expedition. She was formerly
known the Southern Star, and is tolerably eli
cient craft
The other vessels living the yard are "a follows:
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1862. v,s,, T cr n e ,.,, IS62.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with its copnection. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
ris. ,rsn, run daily hom New York to PhisdsphiA via
ALL THROUGH Hams FOR THE WEST By THIS
hooif ROOF D OF c0URTLANor.sT
BY WY Of Philadelphia the morning leave New
York M same time - o.ne routes ;ne Evening
By way Of Allentown, evening passengers leave at M
three than the Northern lines and e ooh roete
ns,nts in the North West Cresioe Indianapolis Louisville.
81 Louie Cleveland. Columbus, Cncinnsu- and al lAin
points West with fewer changes oil cars p.p.,.,,, a..
PiI..spa6 s miles and to Pittsburgh, 40 misa
Smok,nr and Saloon Cars oil trains
Fsrr the same other routes
Bsrssse checked through. Transfers ffss.
Secure Tickets; s sssdr Tnss o ESS1anToNs
Thu PennsyIyania Central Company an EnigrSn
Line. which affords comfortable mode OF
travel parties moving 1t one bali The usual rates
Of fare rpv,curs
By this route eshts Of al descriptions be forwarded
10 and FROM any point tho Railroads Of Ohio KENTUCKY In
Tho West by steamers ffom Pittsburgh.
The rates Freight and from any point Ia tho West BY
the railroad ali times favorable
charged BY other Railroad Companies Merchants and shi
per inustng the Of their Freight this Com
psny. rely with confidence on t..peedy transit
Farmers and Dealer. in Live Stock will aud this most at
vanAseous route. Capscous Ysrd well wstered and sup
ts connections and every attention 10 paid 10 their wants
From Hsrnsbsg where will DO found every convenience 5s
feeding ard resting choice IL offered Of the PHLADEL'
PHIA, NEW.YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Astor-hous~
LEECH Co., Freight Agents. . ,,,u,
No: AstoI Hon.e AID No south wnnA"'' -
asDONALD BIscHoFF Em,soan y s Mtsu pl.ca
INOCH LEWIS General sop't Ah0en. Pc
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RURTuER PER TIE EUROPA, OFF
CAPE RACE.
The London Times ON American Affairs
Escape of tho Rebel steamer Merri'
mac Gnribaid; Refuses 20 obey Victor



MAC Garibaidi Refuses 20 obey Victor
Emanuel.
sr. JOINS " r.. Tuesday Aug 49, 1907
An interruption of the Nova.Scotia line prevented
The transmission of all the Europas news last night.
The British Mail steamship Persia from New
York, arrived at Liverpool at ii a. H. OF Tue 9tn
instant.
Tie United Ststes steamer Tuscarora arrived at
Kngstown on the afternoon OF the 9TH instant.
The London Times of Saturday has an editorial
expatiatng On the dimiuuIiye paper currency in
America
The London Times, in another article, reviews
the conduct Of america in regard TO the commerce of
Nassau. Ii questions the policy Of carrying cut their
powers TO their full extent, but says that Lord
PalmerstOn is perfectly right in toerating claim
which it may be hereafter the interest of their
country 10 enforce.
The Confederate steamers Merrimac and No. 300
both succeeded in escaping from the United States
steamer Tptcorara.
1t is stated that Garibadi reiufes TO obey Victor
Emanuels proclamation. 1t is also stated that he
held council of war, at which it was determined to
march forthwith on Rome, notwithstanding the re-
monstrance from Turin.
The enthusiasm for Garibaldi was tremendous, and
il WAS repored that he would soon be at the head of
1000 men.
The Mary Peasants was recently wrecked at
Akyab.
Tue steamer Cortez was totally destroyed by fire
nj ShaDghae.
The Hamlet from London for New-York, put into
Portsmouth the 9Th instant, having been in COLI
zion.
COMMERCIAL.
The sales of Cotton on Saturday in the Liverpool
market 5000 bales prices closing firm and unchanged
The sales speculstors and exporters 5000 bsles
bresd-tufs closed quiet bat steady on the 9Th
Provi were inactive except Bacon which firm.
Consols closed IT SO. S3t for Money.
American Securities were hrueT, but were without quctabe
change
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foreign advertisements.
ITO CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S IRISP
LINENS, DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, CAMBRIA
HANDKERCHIEFS, &C.

The unsettled state of the markets for time past %
this side OF the Atlantic attributable to corresponding limo.
epces in the United and the enhanced value given 70
desirable goods there through uncoatroIsbe eIc9n
stances afforded to Inscriptions dealers another
tempting opportunity TO COUNTERFEIT OUh oeCSODos
and knowing tina, considerable Quantities Of worthless
prepared In imitation Of style. end sealed vI ~ tS
Rchadson have been shipped this sea.cn 20 ne r. crS
States feel called upon again to CAOIt $500 ~
sUMER against the purchase Of any h2en n,s oS oaS
Richardson's" make not having the fal "snss'' ss
6rm. viz: ...., .oys 4 owDEN
To those who give . preference to oor Ia - ~.
offer the zane guarantees - to qusy' wh;i. -
and ability goods have swsys M IA h, nyos.
cutting dsorou.ly any infringement Of DOR nsn GU
Am.fcss friends viii assist Us 10 putting ao~n ~
r. . consumsrs and manaiscsusrss 1s masne
al int rested. s.r N. ,ost Of INN orr sfion n -
~. .as o their money sd h. hsy are more likely 70 OBJ
Tain By dealing eaGa'iysy .oS Ssn R""pec:fsI.
Always n RICHARDSON, SONS OWDEN,
month, lsth. 1862 beusss' ireland.
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Arrival OF Sick and Wounded Soldiers.

The steamer Mississippi arrived here late on Satur-
day night with s27 sick and wounded soldiers. On
Sunday 100 Of these men were taken to Bcdloe's
Island, and the remaining 727 10 the splendid hospi
tai on Blackwells leland Many of the patients are
convaescent, and all except two were able to walk
Tie following list could not be obtained until yeser
Jo,- ord NJ. nuhlisb IL at our asrlies, opporfuny.
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There are still 900 marines ct the Flushing avenue
Barracks, where Major Garland commands. Navy.
yard guards are sent down mornings, and remain
"a hours.
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gxenrslons.

EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND
IL Health Comfort and Pleasure Carr leave Fulton snd
Cathsrine Ferries. Brooklyn, every 20 minutes
30 to the SEA SIDE.-The cars Of the
" Coney Island and Brooklyn X. T. Company arc now
running regularly om Fulton and Catherine Ferries Church
Lsne reen6~d 6rsve-end, and Coney Island This the
bsst route Sheephsd Bay PvS PARTIES and Assecia
ofhce.
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Bniloirs Materials.
RooFING SLATE
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY
pepot-Corner of l0hsv and Qoarres st Hydsvie Vsss
laL.st New York. uionL A 4. kfDEh,
ADAM PONTON Superintendent

Depot-Corner OF IV.h ~ k1u Scxrfes u nyuv,ASb
l2th.st. New York. uonL n ffDEh,
ADAM PONTON. Superintendent
This Company invite the attention Of the pubc % ths;f
SUP erior and we.known GREEN and PURPLE hOOr,No
SLATE which they are prepared deliver from thsr Quar-.
ries or Depots in eli sizes suitable for roofing
The public cautioned against spurious ane
slate roof 10 preferable TO tin, shingles OF ZION. y.
Ifwe put lasts lifetime without needing repaus
IA AZ cheap AZ tin or shingles Ii needs paint Kahn water
from sste roof pure has faint Of decsyed wood Or
paint Slate roofs eproof insurance companies hyoR
them; steam will not affect them.
The slate by this Company has been eIten-
svey used upon OF the New orb Central Penn.
syIsns md Long Island Railways Orders addressed -
above or to @ FURMAN No. Is Coursndt st., New-Yofss
will receive prompt s,tenton
New.York, MaTch 1862.
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fnrnitnre.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The hes. assortment. in the city Of EnsmssS Fum:
ture in all and styles Walnut and Chestaus an -
Oman entsd in suites wholesale retail Also MstresssS
aud Psiasea Warren Ward, Manufactures, Ne S7CeneW
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professional Notices.
Gales bn Anttloil.

A. NJ NEKwfN. Aucuoneoi.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Irving Build
ID rss Nos 5s4 and 596 Brssdwsy-Ssies Of Books sta
teuery Pictures WORKS Of Art. Fancy Goods Furniture NC
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

STONlNGION LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON NEWcL0NDONl srONIN0TON, PROvT-
vr sPl s steamers tea, COMMONWEALTH sni PLY.
lsndt-st.. DAILY texeapt sundsyl ct D. n
Freight taken low % BY any other line O6,s Of Com,
pany No. lis West-st.. corner Of Courtlandtst
w. N. EDWARDS Aren't
ERIE RAILWAY.-Passengcr trains leave a.
~ follows. viz: r.Il
Ga NJ Mail for Dunkrk This train remains owe. p,sh a
EImira ard proceeds the next morning.
IA M Exprem for Bufsio
e. M. Mill daily, for Otisvis.
II: rs o. n Aceomm odstiop, daily. for Port Jsryia
70. n. Way, for Middlstowu and Nswburgh.
So. m. Niebt Express daily. for Danki,k and Buffalo.
The Train Saturday through 70 Buffalo, bus does pot
= n m Emi.rant for Dunkirk.
' CHARLES MINOE. General Sepv
RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JER.
SEY CiTY.-Mai aud Express Lines leave New-York q
and 10 g. m. 46 and IL p. Fare. So Through uctcts
sod for the South sndWe and through baggage eheckedin
IN. and and II p. trains.
J. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received for any trains unless devsred
and checked Is minutes in advance Of the time OF leaving
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.

NEW.YORK q NEW-HAVEN hA1LhOAD.
iss,. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1852
COMMENCING MAY 5. 1867.
Passenger Station In NswYork oor S7thSt and 4th-sv
lh"'''' ." TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:
For Neg Haven, l. 8 {. H., lEAli R;l3. CHIli Sio
:. f s d ssf,:tssPsa mr. G''' nla . G1'' 81"
For aipid s.iord Fairfield. Southport. and we.spor
For NorwIt l. $50 q N; l3:ls D. (EI); $780, +;ao S:
Tor b.I:n md Gresnwch, $50 m tsIs $3.50. 40
Fof stamford, T. g. (Br) $50 m; is:ls. ,. EIh 81:
For Port Chester medis.e stations $500 III:
r., Port Chs,er aud New. Rochelle. 3D. N, (EI)
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield a ~, lELh3 lELh p m,
Fer Boston. vie Shore Line, 1915. sp m, lEI)
For Hartford and Springfield a NJ, tEIl H:l'. D.
Fo1 CSnnsc,leut River Railroad to Montreal. NJ Nxh
and I2:l5 p. m 10 Northampton
For Hartford Providence, and Fphfiu Railroad In,
For N,wiI.sen, Esw.London. aud s,ouington Railroad
cts q M, l1:l .. 8 p N, tE1.l y..
For Canal Railroad IL lis .. m. 10 Northampton .
For Housstonic Railroad Ia PttsheId, IN 2. N to
Bsrrington and on SATURDAY. through TO Pittshod
For Eauzatuck Railroad, g. m. Up. m. -
For Dsnbury and Norwsk Railroad, I. $50 O. ia, 4; 20
v Couuodiou. Seeping Care attached TO p IN train.
JAMES L. HOII. Superintendent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSEf.-
" From foot Of Courtlsndtt-Connsctins u Hampton
junction with Delaware Lseiswsnns end Western Railroad,
and at Esson with Lehsh Valley railroad and lie oonnee-
tons forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and TIC West without
SUMNER Observation-Disclosures May S. 1862
Leave New York as follows: =,
UInRl,BrRa ExPsEss-At O. m. for Easton. Residing
Pot,syiIe Harrisburg Msuch Chunk, Wliamsport, &c.
Mail TRAIS-At q M. for Esston, Water Gap, Scrsn
ton Great Bend. Pi,,s.on, Wilkesbsre, &c. ,,,,
lar. THkouoH TRArs-For Eastou. Aanch Chunk WI
Transport Reading, PO.tsvills, flsni.burg 2e
p. n. WAY PASSENGER TRAIS-For Easton. bethienem
Allentown. and Msuch Chunk
SOP n WAY TRAIS-For Somervile =.
9p 4 wEsryRx ErPREs-For Eaton. Allentown. Read
ing nsrbure P.bursh and the West Sleeping cars from
Jersey City through TO tirshufgh
ErPKEss TRAM yoR H.RKtsBrRG-The q N Express
Tian from New York arrives at HsrsburgI M connect
ing East and w Pennsylvania Cens Railroad Northern
Central Rsrosd North and South and with the Cumber'
land Valley Railroad - w., -,
Newly daily (sand.ys eIceptedl n.sing close
connection at Harrisburg with Pennsyvsna Rairoad-with
no change of cars 70 Pittsburgh ard but one 10 CPcin'
usa and Chicago -Four hours time saved BY taking this
train -, Az,
ELirAsrrHPoRr AND NKw-YoRk rsRRr-leays New
York from Pier No North River o. 7:2o and i9o ID.
800. $50. and p. ,x
TIN each way JOHN y. SrERNS Superintendent.
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u. Wood. A. II Ne.
Union Soldiers Deceased.

The following is a list of the names OF soldiers
buried in the cemetery at Fortress Monroe, Va, up
10 lnD Is 1850.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passengcr trains leave A
Ocean Steamers.

A RRANGEMENT commencing July /, 1862
"A FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA..
frstclas steamer will leave New.Y1k tho 1s l1th
and 2ls Of each month, except wien these dates n on
SUNDAY, when the day Of departure win Be The MONDAY
following
For freight passage spply at the only oass No. Bowl.
inggrsen. D. B. ALLEN, Agent.
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EOR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and SPRlMG.
II FIELD yTrAMBOAT and RAILROAD CONNEC
TON Wis EEW-HAVEN The CONTINENTAL leaves
Peck,p East River, daily (5undsys e1cePt.dl J;l9 M
The steamboat tram leaves the wharf at kEWHAEEN on
the arrival OF the boat all way stations NIGHT LINZ
Tie TRAVELLER leaves for New. Haven at ii o'clock
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- - ~ ent -
NORTH and WEST. Trains
From Chambers-st
Express, : and ii Q. To-. and 3:
Is and 5p. N.
Troy sad Albany with sleep
log carl. l0:l5 q. m.
Pouenkeepsie train. ct ! and
G:0 p N.
Tivoli. f:D q. 10.
Fi.hkill train. $50 .. m.
Peekskill train, $3.50 = m. and
4:l3 p. M
Sing Sing train. 3;3op. IN.
Tsrrytown. 6 u m.
Yonkers train, +p. m.
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Il Tho s,esmbo., RIr VAN WINKLE leaves ever
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clOck H. from the foot
Eewbursh Low Point. Marlborough, and Milton Return
inr leaves the evening at o'clock, and
ing a, Low Point and Fihkill Fare % cents.
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EIEFRIFFrS SALE.

,v -.-.rs of a writ Of Al. Venditioni
-, :s.1eI cut f the Court of Common
- -.mbria County, and 20 me direc>
.-s-s vii be exposed to Public Sale at
r.wr Eguse, il Ebensburg, on Monday
y I,y Cf June next at ! O'clock p.
:. blowing Real Estate, to wit:
= --e. ri-4t. title and interest of Peter
III. ..- cf Defendants, of, in and to a
- marcel Of land, situate in White
IN. Cambria county, adjoining lands
4, We'd. Jahn Beers and others, CON
-- ms hundred and twenty acres. more
x. .h,us twenty acres Of which are
farnc thereon erected small plank
a.w in tie occupancy Of Frederick
p. A.. a piece or parcel Of land situ>
White township. Cambria county, ad
Ir-f- cf 7. =. N'eld and other land
E...r.nt. AMI others, contaicing thirty
,.--,. ia.rc or less, having Il saw mill
.r-u.at. now in the occupancy of L..
Wa. TAKEN fu execution and to be
.-- sui. f Martin 3 u.
JOHN BUCK. Sheriff.
re-, nei-a E5elsburs, Nay Il, 1852
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Dya1uOpAAu A1s.o szas.srtgIaYs
TREhSURER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS I,

OF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN
CAMBRIA COUNTY. A. D. 1862.
1, THOMAS CALLAN, Treasurer Gf Cam
oria County, IN the Commonwealth If Penn
sylV2nla, in pursuance Of the several Acts of
Assembly OF said Commonwealth directing
the time and manner of selling Unseatei
Lands for taxes, do HEREBY GIVE NO
IICE, that the following described tracts of
unseated lands anu lots of ground. in the
said County of Cambria, or such parts there
OF as may be necessary to pay arrearagcs of
taxes due thereon. for one year or more, will
be offered for sale at the COURT HOUSE.
IN the Borough Of Ebensburg. on the second
MONDAY (beiug the 9th day) OF JUNE
next, and continue by adjournment from
day to day. until the whole be sold, for such
arrearageS of taxes and costs necessarily ac-
CTuing thereon.
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FOR SALE,

Ny FARM, situate II ClearfielG township,
Cambria county, Containing l2O acres. more
or les. about 80 acres uF which are cleared
aaG under good cuitivatioc. Also. two lots
of srouEd IN tie village 4 Galiitz!r. Cam
bTia county, one Of them having thereon
erected 4 two story log II use, now in II.
occupancy Of Ms. Mary Smith.
PHILIP SMITH.
Per JNO. 3. SMITH, Agent.
+ S.-The authority hereto fore Conferred
upon Jesse Herbert to sCN the above by
thi'p Smith. Is revoked, and al,Le an
his authorized agent.
JNo. 3. SMITH.
May :, 1862. .-22-Sto
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ATnTTnn,S Nnrrrr

lls undersigned, aulstUr appointed jv
ne or,.lal.'s Coz. L Cambria County. 10
make distribution T tie funds n Tie lands
Il Paul George a.:n-iri--r.i-er # tl.e estate
7: Thomas II Porter dac'j. uTs1-l rsi- rsrtial
account h.ei, hereby notifies an I-a,z5Is ia-
l.Tee--.-. that Le Nj. att-al u ille duties ag
"ls aIG.'iitmeIr- ar lis g.-sce. iu ;iaa bar1u-h
- E1enslGr-, On Welagz..av " tie 2Isc dav
ut Nay. next, at one o'Cl,cE in i.e aI;.--
ua-n- = c. NCLLIN.
A--GTUA.
APri. a0.h. 1872. q.
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John Roberts. E~g.. In the Common
Sheriff &C Cambria c.. { Pleas af Cambria go
(Nu- l5i SzPT I 1879
George Cupp Al. =. Fa-
The undersigned Auditor appointed hy
the Court # Common Pleas Il Cambria 60.
tn report distribution of the proceeds Of tie
above stated wrlt. hereby notifies al persons
interested in The fund. that he viii attend L.
the duties OF his arluintInsut ~ the ONCE Of
VIM Kitte,l. in the Borough O.. EbersJurg.
"u Frijay tie 23d day of May next, a. one
O'Clock = VI.
9 n. MURRAY, Auditc-.
April 80. 1892 -2l-3t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-21
NOTICE.

The Register Of Cambria County has EEau
tel Let;oIs TestamentaTy on the estate IL
Samuel Mathews. IT. tate Of White towns
ship. deceased All persons indebted to saia
estate viii come forward and make payment
and those having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. JOSEPH MILLER .lx'r
White tp.. April 90. ls62.-l2-G