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PROPOsALs.
mo corrRACToRs.


Proposals viii Be received until the iSA day of NAV.
lsA q for nlIns grading and paving Broad street u
west Troy from the north side OF Auburn its
southern isrmings' including she gutter. thereof
The street 70 Be excavAed, regulated and graded under
the direction Of the Village Surveyor, AID be
block Belgian pavement each block the
upper not less than four
inches IN length and not less than -four ave
inches IN Width, and In depth not less than more
than eight nches TO DO laid prepared bed Of
on river gravel not ess than foot depth.
The trap blocks TO be aid the line Of
and with Surveyor NAV
direct each course TO be OF blocks Of uniform width
depth and 20 laid that joints shall be broken
Of Al least two inches The whole Of the
b done In . manner more particularly DESERVED In the
persons who may desire TO btd for the same.
Security will be required in the Of ten thousand dol
lars for the faith vi performance OF the worn.
The proposals for this win be publicly opened the
undersigned a the ~ the Board in said VIII
age The 18th day Of May 12k clock r. M and the
contract awarded 20 the lowest bidder who shall comply
with the The contract and the relation thereto
Blank forms Of and spccihcatos together Nth
the Survey esmatc OF viii be Furnished on
Application TO JAMES DUFFY Esl., President Of said
village JAMES DUFFY,
JOSEPH xcLEAf,l
y. " PHELPS. l.
Dsted 81 wsw rso. v. <"'" m ~A
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HENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUCTlONEERs.
II .HOTEL FURNrPORE, WINES. &C.

Al. HENRY H. LEEDS CO. will sell Of auction on Mon
day ana Tuesday April n 28 lO O'Clock each day
At the Aston Place Hotel No 7SS Broadway valuable Furn
lures contained I'm the well establishment Asor
race Hotel The furniture 10 all of the best quality and
70 psasr consisting Of Velvet Brussels and Three
plush Mirrors fee 10 and rs feet high Chande.
Iers Curtains oilcloths Paintings Lace Curtains Chine
oles, halrcloth Furniture Bedrooms-Mahogany black
walnut rosewood and Cottage Of every description Mat
tesses Beds Pillows and Holsters all made 10 ORDER Straw
Beds and Pallases Curtains Wardrobes Mirrors Toilet
Sets and other articles enumerated.
Farther particulars in time.
Also q very valuable Ben Annunciator.
Also Few dozen very choice old Port 1913; do pale
brown sherry old Madeira Hennessy and Otsrd Branes
RUM Gn, Clarets. Champagne Congress Water, Ale Lon
don Porter &c; ulage barrel very bourbon uage
Corks, &C. - -' = -
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AMUsEMEHrs.

.s.---...
...,....- AMUsEM.Hrs.
rA- I.sss 3. s:s, 70 !. :6o,, .,aa s y
.o~.o..s,.. =. ak NIGHTS,
-A.. Win ). v. nospAy a. syEsISor HArA
'As y y.ss;. T a,.sa z, S.. ss 3
with new scenery CO.,. . n.o Id and
loving
ARoLDo I. s...a K sgSERB CAST s,,o, rAz.o..x
as y E.ssi 81 ss sEiI9f
asss En- SSS
gss:.a!s &c. ''-as''' Ladies' E'a'rs'' Pages Herald
H...rv cEss ssi. xliDSM,issiTa Sas DSESSi w
Amphiihes,re IS cents extra; FAMILY Circle % cent
sa e. s4nH or ssATs PIX
Ahs asx a. Beer sehmsrs 70 Broadway; Root Al
:. ..on..,.s = y. THESE ss; SIX NIGHTS,
OF SsfS OF q OsSss pray morning
-. :. =. 80. ...s se,.----,-,
"A w EoSES6ST hygsIse,. Aprua 20.
~ BENEFIT oN'A1
sra'u''ousiy tenoereer1 r. p.r.o
on which OCCASION run cyr.r .,r,,m.
ORCHESTRA, CHORUS
hsSe in the knss and 0'''p''
ITALIAN op pGkANrhEREp THEIR AID in
GRAND coNcE6 hRRAmA AMI RAr.p,
The performances viii Inc aae
nns Sir U4 sssRHI5dirA Nine line s HEIAlfSs
conauo s1g. ooLErrI' ss. Ru siarrzp,
Mue oRror M IN GNd MAlio ooNVEhra xxonru,
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A CORNER Lot AT ArCTION-ON WEDNESDAY,
~ Apsl - the Menhsnts' Exchan q. nshle
Lot corner ef First aud Fifty seeosd
and full par INQUIRE ofce OF
the auooneer, JAMES NJ. hRLLEk. 2s Pane street
UpYARD- sIKTzENICH. AVCrIoNEBR.
~ -sALE OF Mr.: J. u. CAFFERrY'S PAINTlN0e,
AND SMALL PRIVATE COLLEt:TION,
hvp w IVES Co. on Wednesday ming April -, Il
60 Broadwayt
cohesion 81 Paintings By n. Caaesay NJ A. he
the pslntnss nude figure GENE fruit stu fe and other
suoJects tns most recent emana0ns from Mr. Cahetys
sse ana "a which the public VIII recognize most seeepta
pie interesting variety OF subject
most feetous In addition to The above viii be
sold number of = - " =
WATER COLOR AND sEPIA DRAWINGS,
~ Mr. Waterscn and Mr. CAnery. The whole colectioa
pefng newly and ELEGANTLY franz ed. Also small
-, COLLECTION BY AMERICAN ARTISTS,
ancuunA specimens BY Hart Eastman Johnson Rondel,
george H. Hail. Nehlig, TAFT, Shauck Hennessey, Water
sion imam and other eminent artists Catalogues ready,
and the Paintings exhibition
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS PoR Az
~ bany Try the North ard West leave Chambers
esys At ,2zP. y, from Thrs,h street Tickets may be
procured the ofccs Of ESrCOTTS ExPRFSS In
New York and Brooklyn and baggage the hou
TO all points on the road and 10 Saratoga Springs.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN FOR ALBANY Troy NORTH AND WEaT
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday. November ", is6e.
For Albany l0oA n, Expires Neil Train from TWENTY
sxth street station ne,arnng leave Albany 100 n
~" JoiIH RnErH Al an s.---s,..rs.,.
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uRNRY H. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIONEER,
II HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HENRY Il. LEEDS 4 co. viii sell auction, on Tues
day, April o. at 0k O'clock, 1t No 81 West Fifteenth street.
Household Furniture consisting Of Velvet and Brussels
frame Oh Paintings Easy Chairs rosewood Sofas in
crimson brocatel;
BILE. Msnte Ornaments Sewing Chairs rosewood marble top
Etagere mahogany Extension Dining Table mahogany
marble top Bureau black walnut Eagees
Bookcase Stair Carpets Stair Rods Ocloh Paint.
ed and Enameed marble top Cottage Suite. Work Tables
&C., Also assortment Of China, Crockery Glass
wa md PM niturc
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EoLE MURPHY, AUCTIoSEERs.-0N TUESDAY,
~ z at II O'Clock, at "a .wiIoughby street, mahogany
eof CHAIRS and Tahea Oval Mirrors, Brussels and Ing
Carpets Beds and Bedding. Extension Table, Paintings,
rrcnt ocloths aud stair Carpets in good
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IL Household Furniture, all In good condition. made
70 order by Rouf, Meeks 4 Better. HENRY H. LEEDS
April g. at O'Clock each day n the residence l94 Filth
avenue elegant Furniture nsgood
superb Velvet Aubusson and Administer Carpets superb
roscwood Suit in yelow Suit In yellow latin Suit In blue
and hsnts Mirrors wall d. marble top Pier Bases Cor;
rosewood and black walnut ageres sup Buff
fet with brocate marble top cost $50J white mare1za
Snsscn Carpets superb caIysd rosewood Bedseads DO
resses, rich rosewood Amoire a0aee with French plate
mirror doors; PaAsses Spring Mattresses. &c Dining
eighteen ,set ExePsien Dining Room Rivingson Chair.
walnut sdeboards together with large and costly
men Of China, Crockery and Glass Ware, Cutlery and
Kitchen Furniture
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WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTiONEER OFFICE NO
", les, Broadwas sells on Tuesday. at Ir,s Coca tho
sase, stk aDd Fixtures OF the liquor ,o,per of
Thirty fourth street and seventh avenue beer Pump
'ohntefs hess casks. wlJh brass faucets Liquors. &a
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w WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION 9Y VALUABLE I'm

sell at public auton. on Tuesday April IS 1874. Al i2X
cluek his aesr0om a. South street W,I ann.
bur, the Mansion House. with lots OF Cruuul on
Grand between Lofimer Leonard srreis tbe
nre brick Dwelling, in be-
on Grand street 10 same block also three story aud cellar
aud made known day of sale. maps Ac apply al
the fesent once OF the auconeer il2 Grand street Vii
lamsbir ' w
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XVASrED-A CAT RIGeED BOAT. FROM 20 TO 90
w fret. must hc IN god order, well built not over
$50 yes's Old Apply 70 .. .. McKEs. 81 Wal ssrssl
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WM WRITER'S AvCrIoNEBR, WILL SELL ON
w TUESDAY, Al och at last Seven D. Mn sr,ef
the Furniture OF asfanily eavr,x The civ slrs -~
Parar suit ~ brraei .raies,ry Three ply Cnru-s ne
Per Lac marble top Anr~ 80 s,ss..
,,lasA Ne hen furniiorc. 40 ~"'-~s
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DIAL ESTATE AT loNKERs-PEREMPTORY SALE
~ OF valuable Heal Estate ilOt acres), within a
OF the village Yonkers wsschester county and only hsf
hours ride from New York. Thursday, May at 10
ocock. AT the Deity House Well worthy the OF
CAPITALISTS and specnatrs The land o. Robert T. Getty
uculars Apply ISAAC PHILLIPS, Executor &C. United
States Public Store. " broadway.
supreme Court. wcs,ehcser county. John Horspool
Plaintiff asains, William Radford and others. defendants
In partition and BY virtue OF Judgment OF
the supreme Court Of the OF New York VIII sold
public auction at the Getty House, the village
on THURSDAY May 1865 At 10 o'clock ia the forenoon of
that day. under the direction OF the referee
and four Rods and perches Land
and Real Estate situate lying being town Of
Yonkers county Of Westchesler New York In
the discretion OF the referee, portion of the purchase
iSgned) sCALvIN FROST Referce
Dated March g. lsSl ~ ~
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VALUABLE FARM AT AUCrI0N.-wILL BE SOLD
at public auction, on "Wednesday April ~ mt O'clock
y NJ ON the premises the north portion of the vauabIe
Farm, known the Kecler Farm. located on Keelcrs iii
In Greenwich, Conn., comprising about a. Said pro-
perry u but about w mns distant from Stamford depot Of
NV YORK AUD New haven railroad fcrms which will be
viii b. made known Mt time and OF Inv
addressing d. H. Clark. auctionecr. stafnI ord Conn -
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JEyyERsoNvILIs RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGES

u BondA
OFFICE JrYyERs0NviLLx RAILROAD ConPANY,(
JE1rEnsoNvILLE Ind, March 26. 1853
In accordance with the terms Of agreement between
his company and the hoders OF its frGt mortgage bonds
dated April 1859 public notice n hereby given tina, this
once Of the United States Trust COMPANY. New York city,
the lowest oner below par AL q the outstanding .aid JET
for sale q said bonds may be Addressed uner SEAL the
FER: Of he First MORTGAGE Bond 9r Bonds Of the Jssrson
or bids vii be received ans noon OF he SIR DAY or xpr
ntxt And public notice also hereby given the hoders q
Tered 70 sell nOfsaa bonds now outstanding remaining
the United States Trust Company will upon presentation ct
their once No IS Wall street. redeem accrued in
teres all Of the entire Of said mortgage bonds
the number Of 2Se not previously adyertised fort or
the 30h day Of April 1868 interest ali sad bonds viii
cease provided In said agreement
u. III. II. CAMRHBII. md
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SPORTING.

THE sLooP YACHT NAUTILUS or ~ TONS BUR.
then. built Ia this city 10 iscI. and jast fitted VIM set
sails and rigging This htted
vcfy best manner; ready for service; has
elegant scconmodaiions y very fast aud anords
very favorable opportunity for the purchass new and
superior aht, cgnplete IN all her lifting aud al crate
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uSnwARp scHExcK, AlcTJoNEBR.
~ FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINfiN0s

&c nssy other insressns sases,s ~ wen Known artists
eeeolopsse -
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AT NO. . CHAMBERS STREET PAY THE HIGHEST
"A prices more than any other place in the city, for the
following artcles-Diamonds, Watchea yewelry Old Gold
and Silver. Remember, JOS K ISAAC, No Chambers
street
- 70 LOUIS ANRICH 723 Broadway, under the New
York Hotel win receive ~ per cent than any
Without being complies 70 take other goods n snchange
kinds OF LAces and Furs bought the highest price A.
has been 70 years established in New YORK Remember rs
Broadway.
nAMoNDs BOUGHT AND soLD.-CAsH PAID FOR
~ India Camels Hair shawis and Pearla Advances
goods left for sale Valuations per crnL
b. w, PLUMB, Diamond Broker, 62 Broadway.
Hours TN 10 I'LL only. Bargains offered
-. DIAMOND BRORER
no Broadway. Watches and Jcwery bought Advances
Diamonds aud Watches.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
M ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE &C AT AUCTION


ROSEWOOD FIANOFORTE, &C. AT AUCTION
T. H. LUDLOW co. Will sell by auction Tuesday,
April -, 1858 at II o'clock, at No rs Yves, Twenty
Tor sui da.nask, eegaf Top Etageres with
wood Pianoiorte Centre Fancy Tables mar
BILE rich Lace Csrtans and Cornice oak Library
niture Sofas Chairs and Rockers reps, walnut Buffet
leather elegant rosewood and mahogany French Bedseads
Dressing Bureaus. Washstands, C0mmodes, Armore 4
Glaze Pslasses Spring Beds Hair Mattresses Bosiers
iers and Fixtures together with OF Kitchen
Furniture with which the sale will commence.
N DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON
W. Tuesday April 90 ~ 0 clock at 10 Fourth street,
South Ninth street. BROOKLYN D.. Household Fur
nnr, comprising rosewood Piangiore rosewood Psror
marble top Centre Tables Extension Dining Tables
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery Glass Ware, Dressing Bu
the above furniture made ordepr present
Ar DOUGHTY. AUcTIoNEER-wILL SELL ON
4U. "Wednesday, April ~ At lex o'clock, at salesroom,
and newest varieties adapted to climate and grown
- the nursery OF :. Mantei Astoria L. L-PerpetnM
vines Dwarf App,es &c. Catalogues ready on morning OF
sale.
DAwNBROKER's sALE-A. NJ. CRIsTALAR. AUG.
Il uonecr will sell this At ~ Bow II O'Clock
large assortment OF SILK Dcsne Muslin and Calico Dresses
Lace Capes shaws skirts Parasos and Ladies Wearing
Apparel generally BY order of b. Pccae Co. 1917 Grand
street.
ID r. HAyELL, AUCTIONEER
IL. BY wHITTEMORE IiAzELL store 81 Liberty street.
TUESDAY APRIL Is
Machines. TOOLS AND fixTUREs
OF an edge tool manufacturing company.
Catalogues now ready nj our Office
DIAL ESTATE AT loNKERs.-PEREMPToRY SALE
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J A. Chiffon. AUcTroNRER.

ne Hanlsome HouseboId Furniture al Auction.
o. A. Chiffon will sell At auction. the private resi-
Aence s Fourth street. near Mercer Tuesday April -
at ny O'Clock, the entire Furniture OF dwelling
esnssng In OF Brusss, Tapestry and Ingram Car
Petal mahogany Parior Furniture. Per Manic Glasses
Manel Clock Grandoies and Ornaments. Damask Curtains
xSctrres fanoioe Mahogany detoard China and Glass
ware, hall Olclohs mahogany Bedsteada Mattresses and
Bedding &C., Ac together with variety other usef
tara
Xiss handsome Fixtures the house. Sale posi-
i've FERNS cash.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
RTIrICIAL TEETH-BEAuTIFUL SETS. ON FINE
IA gold and pana silver vulcane rubber, from
IS 70 IS and warranted Single Teeth 81 Teeth ned and
eatracisd without the least pain Gold PiAna and None
FilnROc TO g. and warranted for lie. once 13S Sixth
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh trcet and reno
val Dr. LUTIIER, Dentist
A RrIFIoiAL BONE FILINGS roR DEcAYED AND
70 their original usefulness and every variety cavity hed
and warranted by the dscoverer J. PEARSON, NJ ID. NJ
his rooms SO broadway near Seventeenth street. Over
l0.0uu testimonials
nR, MARCELIN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DEN.
Graduate the Pennsylvania College Of Dental Surgery.
zSl Ninth avenue corner Of rwenty-eirhth street.
From the New York Ledgerl
TO our readers ~ The Sppsr part Of The Who dsrs NE
skiifu would recommend DR. Msrcein the corner Of
Twenty street and Ninth We had occasion
lately TO call upon him ourselves and very much
pleased with the manner In which he discharged h profess
sional duty.
DAM POSITIVELY DONE AWAY WITH IN Rx.
il tracing teeth ~ using my new chemically purified
Gold teeth Inserted sso vulcanite Isl COLA nlllngs,
81. silver and dentne, - cents; extEactna rs cents
DR.. u. L. WAIT. os Fourth ave-, opposite Eleventh N
UvEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, BY N. q.
.b7 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Price, from SOC V 81 No
charge for extracting when artificial teeth be inserted
90 CERTIFICATES HAVING HAD rIIRER
l.Ol - t.eth estractsd without by DR.. }. JAY VII
nlendaton those suffering from toothache.
Q. W. VALksrisK. job Printer, M Canal st.
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, AuCTIoNEER.-HANDsoME
"A Household Furniture. ADRIAN II. MULLER r
WILKINS a Co VIII sell At auction "wednesday, April
Furniture contained IN said house. consisting In part
larlor and Bedroom Furniture, large Bookcases Dining
gAbles Arm Chair Lounges Books
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nANIRL A. .BuRDETr, AUcTloNEER
~ UNITED STATES MARsiIAL's SALE OF PRIZE

II BuRxE GO AucTIoNEERs, sALEsRooy-So 8
~. Greenwich avenue, VIII cell Tnesday 81 ia a.
ic clock the Stock Of he boot store so s,ft
avenue including larre and choice OF ladies' a,
Shoes Buots and Callers latest lea Alsa
Pictures OF We Store. sass unreservcd. Trade Invited
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL TOUCHING AT
- Vsssns,own tcesk Harborl-Lhe Liverpool, New York
thes f.l lSwerse Clyde bs IRON sesnships lo1sws-
!I4Qn0s eatucdag, Nay
9AAe0Qw. 4ntng1ay, MAJ
E1lhA- 0ntny6ny Nay IL
Ara ever sseesslns 6slosdsg atason from Pss = Norsh
Isysese m esld - ~ equivAlenttn currency.
y1ss cabin. 80 % 6teerAse ~ %
~ teeesa....-.. k0 Do, = LaaAon. s "
BS e hsnSar;.i SO Be- e R. .mSS;: g
Passengers forwarded 70 HAVE, Bremen Roii:rdsn
From Liverpool % 06eensoss rirs. cabin. sra sss
200 Steera8e from Liverpool, 80; from Queenstown
1hoss whS wish 70 send for their friends can buy
1hess neaner have superior accommodations for pas
strongly built In sections and
carry patent hre snnihator Experienced surgeons are
attached % each steamer.
For further information apply in Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
INnAN Agent q Wafer street; in 0asgow 70 ALRx NAL
EVaAs &c g Enoch square, In Qreenstewn 70
King William street; IN Pans 70 JULES DEOoUE, . Rue
pAA % JOHN DALE, III Walnut street, or at the CON-
JOHN g. DALE, Agent 10 Broadway. New York.
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lecndiiis Rr.lilrsad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

CREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
W Northwest for Phila1elphis, New York, Read
ing, Pottsville, Lebanon, kilentown, Easton, &c.
Trims leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New.
York, Reading, Pottsville and all intermediate
Stations, at SA. NJ. and 2 20 r. NJ.
New York Expressleagcs Harrisburg at 3 Is A. NJ.
arriving at New York at 10 30 the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg To New York S5 IS; to
Philadelphia So 50 and 81 50. baggage checked
through.
Returning, leave New York at 6 A. NJ. IL Noon.
and p NJ, (pittsburgh Exprcssl. Leave philadel-
phia ut Is NJ. and 3 80 P NJ, n :
Sleeping in the Few F5fk Express Trains,
through 70 and from Pittsburgh without. change.
Passengers by the CattawisSa Rail Road leave Port
Clinton ut SIS A. NJ, for Philn and all intermediate
Stations and at 325 p. NJ for Philadelphia, New
York, and all Way Points ." =
Trains leave Pottsvie at 8 Is A, M and 2 30 p.
NJ, for Philadelphia and New York and at 5 30 p.
NJ for Auburn and Port Clinton only conn ecting for
Pine Grove and with the Cattawissa Ran Road re-
turning from Readingat IS A, NJ, for Pottsville,
accommodation Passenger train leaves Reading
at 80 A. NJ, and returns from Philadelphia at 30
p. NJ.
~ All the above trains run daily, Sundays ex-
cepted.
Sunday train leaves Pottsyillc at 7.30 A. NJ,
and Philadelphia at 3.l5 2. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets at reduced rates to and from all points.
q A. NfCoLLS,
Dec. Ii, 1852. General Superintendent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-17

CoLD BLoopEp MURDER.--O On Friday
January Cd, Gnst.) five men, strangers to the
persons on the premises, entered the huuse
Of James Bergen, Coal Castle, this County,
and asked for some ale. On being told that
there was none in the house, three of the
men drew rcvolvcrs and fired at Bergen, the
balls taking effect in his abdomen, badly
mutilating the intcstines. Bergen fingered
in great agony until Sunday morning, when
death put an end 70 his sutferings. On
Monday the Coroner held an inquest, and
rendered verdict in accordance with the
facts
1t is stated by those WHO live in the yicin-
ity of the murder, that the assassins Gheered
loudly for jeff. Davis as they left Bergen's
house, after committing the murder
Bergen had served faithfully IN Company
X, Ninety-sxth Regiment, aud Taught
bravey ut the battle of Antietam, III which
engagement he was wounded in the arm
Subsequently he was discharged from the
service, he being untitled by his injury, for
further duty with the Regiment. Bergen
was known where he lived, by the cognomcn
of the yellow Boy"
No stone should be left unturncd to effect
if possible, the arrest of the perpetrators of
this atrociously cold-bloodcd murder. Any
information that can bcgiven in reference
TO these men should be promptly furnished
to the authorities.-.Niners' Journal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-17
cW~Our chivalric neighbor of the BreoL


.B~Our chivalric neighbor of the Brock
inridge DEMOCRAT of this place, makes a
lame attempt to reply to our comments on his
vilainous article justifyng the assassination
of a-mcmber of the Legislature, who might
chose to vote against the nominee of party.
The reply is characteristic of the defender of
Floyd and his robberies. Conscious Of guilt
he does not attempt to deny the charge and
only half justifies his previous folly and cri-
minality, by repeating stale charge9 against
ourselves, which no one believes and which
he knows to be false.
When we accused Mr. Purdy of preaching
reasonable doctrines, we quoted his own
language and referred to his paper for proof
Will he do the same in regard TO the charges
he made against us or does he rely on the
gullibility of his readers and think they can
swallow this with the many other ab'urditics
he serves up for them weekly. \ r
As our ncighbor seems to have great
dislike for Cobb's spelling book, we can as
sure HIM that he might learn even from that
little book, how to use the relative pronoun
''who" instead of "that" when applied to
persons. Even an occasional display of latin
will hardly cover SO glaring defect as
this.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-17
Office Of .JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
At JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers,
III SOUTH THIRD STREET,


Philadelphia, Nov. l. 1862.
The undersigned, having been appointed Subscrip-
ton Agent by the Secretary Of the Treasury is now
prepared TO furnish, at once, the
NEW TWENTY YEAR g PER CENT BONDS.
Of the United States designated, as Five Twentes -
redeemabe at the pleasure of the Government after
five years, and authorized by Act Of Congress, ap-
proved February D, 1853.
The Coupon Bonds are issued 10 sums of $50, Sl00
$500, $1,000
The Register Bonds in sums of $50 800, $500,
$1,000 and $1,000.
Interest at Six per cent. per annum will commence
from date OF purchase, and is .a.
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
Semi Annually, which is equal at the present pre-.
MUM gold, to about Eight per cent per annum,
Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, Capitalists and
all who have any money to invest shaula know and
remember that these Bonds, are in effect First
Mortgage upon all Railroads Canals Bank Stocks
and Securities, and the immense products of MI the
Manufactures, &c., &c, in tho country and that the
full and ample provision made for the payment of
the interest and liquidation of principal by Customs
Duties, Excise Stamps and Internal Revenue, serves
TO make these Bonds the
Best, Most Available and Most Popular Investment
in the Market.
Subscriptions received at PAR in Legal Tender
Notes, notes and checks of banks ut par at Pha-
delphia. Subscribers by mail will receive prompt
attention, and every facility and explanation will
be afforded on application at this efice.
A full supply Of Bonds will be kept ON hand fol
immediate delivery.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent
Nov s. lS69-3m