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DENTIST.

=. Will attend punctualy and carefully TO all opera
tions entrusted to his care.
NATURAL TEETH filled, regulated, polished, &C.,
IN the best manner, and ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
from one TO a entire sett.
, Office in the Bank Building, on Juliana street,
Bedford.
CASH TERMS will be strictly adhered to.
In addition to recent Improvements in the mount.
Ing OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH on Gold and Silver Plate,
am now using, as base for artificial work. a new
and beautiful article, (Vulcanite or Vuleanized In
dla Rubber) stronger, closer fitting, more comfort
able and more natural than either Gold or Silver.
and ~ per cent. cheaper than silver. Call and see
c. N. HICKOK.
Bedford, January i6, 1868.
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L ID e 8 "A L. EI
r IL IL I'd r.!

Farm in Bedford township, owned by John n
Rush, about iour miles from Bedford. containna
leo acres, about so acres cleared, with log house
log barn and other out. buildings thereon erected
also, an apple orchard thereon.
ALSO-A tract of land in Rarnon's Bottom. in.
nlaa township, with log house, barn, &C.. thereon
erected, containing 10 acres and allowance. Pait
OF this tract is cleared and uhde fence and in good
state o! crltVation-near TO school house, IN il
&c. adjoining lands OF Scott, Low, Hughes and 9th
ers and lately purchased from William Hurley.
ALSO-A tract OF land IN Union township, con-
tsioing 225 acres. 72 acres cleared, with farm
house, tenant house, double log barn and new Saw
Mil thereon erected Also, an apple orchard there
on-known as the "Snyder' or s,Koons" property
Gu acres OF ianG-l0 cleared and under fence
with log house thereon erected, adjoining George
lIontman, George May and others, partly in Jun-
alta and partly in Londonderry Townships, lately
owned by Andrew Wolford.
ALSO--lG6 acres near Stolerstown. within 4
mile Of Broad Top Rairoad-about 100 acres clear.
ed, with a two story dwelling touse---new bank
barn, stable &c., thereon erected also two apple
orchards thereon, of choice fruit. The sell is q
OF crcps Of this climate.
aLSo-'loo acres best quality of prsrie-near
the Missouri river, close 10 the county seat of
Harrison county, Iowa.
ALao-Two 100 acre tracts, adjoining Elkhorne
city, IN the richest valley of the west the Platte
'Vadey-about 30 miles west of Omaha city, and
close to tbs great national government road lead
ing west in Nebraska Territory.
ALso-l6e acres, two miles above Omaha city,
on the great bend of the Missouri. This tract is
well tinbered and very desirable. All of these
lands were located after personal inspection and
careful examination of the ground, and .an be well
relied upon for future wealth. Maps showing the
precise location are in my possession.
ALSo,-Ihree desirable lots 10 Omaha City, Ne
braska Territory.
ALSO-A lot of ground in the city Of Dacotah,
Nebraska Territory.
The sbove real estate will be sold at such prices
is to insure safe and profitable investments.
Notea 81 obligations of any kind, that are good
VIII os taken In exchange-particilarly good bank
fotss.
MAJ 8. 1853. o. r. SHANNON.
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STRAY. CALF.

Taken up trespassing upon the premises of the
subscriber, residing in Bedford fownsh;n ahont The
middis OF August last, red and white spotted calf
no marks percapti5le. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take it away or il
will be sold according to law.
fehfeaE. 8. 1s64-2t
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BEAUTIFUL SUN UMBRELLAS
Just opened a. CRAMERs.
May 20, is6a.
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U N ION HOTEL.
WEST PITT ST., BEDFORD, PA:

v. sTECKMAN, Proprietor.
This excellent hotel is now prepared TO accom-
u'odeie the public II the best manner and on tb,
most liberal terms. 4 splendid
LivsRy SrARlz
|" attached TO ses hotel. MAY Q, 1859.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Letters testamentary having been granted by the
REGISTER OF Bedford county, to the undersigned ex.
ecutors of the last will and testaeneof Frederick
Berkheimer, late Of st. Carsvile, Bedford CO., de-
ceased all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are hereby required to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB WALTER,
JACOB BERKHEiMER,
ssnoefy ., 1861 Executors.
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Pension and BOUNTY CLAIMS.

4. U. II. AKERS has received all the forms and In.
struetions for procuring Sodie.r Pension and Bosn.
~ money. He also has partner in washingsoa
City to prosecute the claims speedily.
Bedford, Nov. 81, Ise3-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been granted to
the undersigned on the estate of John H. Devore,
late Of Colerain township, dec'd oil persons know
Ing themselves indebted to said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment, nd those having claims
against the said estate will p esent them 10 the un
dersigned.
J. W. LlEGENFELTER,
January ., 1885,. Adn'r.
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YArAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
DEATH FROM INJURIES.


FrFrH oy Ton HYEt.-The funeral Of Tom Hyer, abe
O. eb sted pugsi TOOK place yesterday afternoon from
bic ate residence l55 East Thirty ia street ana
well senOed ~ his sss' GATES friends. Hs
We q inferred ia Greenwood Cemetery.
FiEs GRAHAM srssE1-luss 6prr THOUSAND
roL ARs About tbr.e O'clock yesterday AFT,
br lie the 9th floor % the building Nos 1873 aud
14o Cnahan Baxter street. occuUiei ny
N hn4m manufscturer and dealer 10 cabinet fu,.
riture. The tire ngus ed D. the warn sh room where
mao sas ~ vufk bat rom fhst G use pnsnown a
resent eirfe tie be extinR ~i'ed the PER
f0tT. rot destroyed The iDse the
wIi suouos a. about i25 % for BE- 900
Nurth River, lie -, uaatsaIen o. Alsntc, 81 Ne =,
ks~ York Equitable, lmeusn's, Afipr sud other com.
Isnes. The currer st0re " oeruied ny NJ. 7. lBoup
porter house. aud The 10 nw stock ~
b- ABOUT 500 tBsu ed 00 10 the jener-o insur
ace Company L. - John sst brokers' osct IN The
trst noof aud sustained dana.o " about flJo.
tn,e n Bu'cbnscn octGp'ri smsD store under The
bn,d'rg, on 10. lmx'cr erect sfs - secoBd hand
tuihing store the etcct sitn uss 81
stont 80 ne nVidnas pcunsS VI D.. u. Holman,
aSusasea uaut tlu.0,c tpJ salt - D. sureJ ,sp
ttU ffaNn - *'NB tfetttc, 80 ~ men. together
rl ID N.t f" nn th' fNAH tih aNa l0e " ktvtrth
II" INt ttft Il tt s.ft Is - ysnoersd euci "a
HWNNr.
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a French Lew Suit Against jefferson
Dnvts.
rrENIHe s. a CARGO ~ FKEyCH COTTON BY Or
NJ ~ ~ ., LII Avn oRnIiss.

nIENIhG O. a CARGO 90 FkENCH COTTON BY Or
NJ ~ ~ o. Iii sUr oRBTgs.
fFr n 1ahgnabtf t-~te4 fer Of Pari., June al
The Cyn .rnai 49, q trfUay gsse jou freUt IN suit
arsiug a tlt do-trpcimu ~ tie suthariu II Ire
Boutbern = ~ America 81 snip ana cargo OF COTTON,
sgef the Eaus 4 hnen titChh 81 ~ Fret nerchanis
IuAs q kiurtnk y lhtz NM IN aese.t eco1 4 tn
o. tAtfc luurbt F NeN trle@ts Sci called the Lem
sei yer. I'D erstsl, 81 per 7S5 cot d.
Arr &C. " rg itis sh suf Der cargo were huued by
che % utsDt 6ebs's II tbe states thus causing
ths owners f~- - nearly 1904 " Count ". eau.
sne fttEus tuf.G fmmct aicy addressed protest TO
h.. no w. tors eaerats Gosefpor ~ InuisaDa agas
Gnt oestr4flipB " fbis proitfty, also one
hurCtoa eeI sl,i'y sc-en b. es cOiton beins "a
D Nule Isrrs o. other eDeh subject bot We uuab
OH snF conr. The parties Interested then
appcd fIr reoIFBs 30 ~ nouyH &c lLuys, NJ ntcr az
Fgfrgr bnsirs who n~pe1 o. the sth APPS, 1899
TIE tmE4t bid raj teCof pized Tie Confederate
f.ates diponsilc Gter,Sgdhx ras in po~f bic
M ICp A 90 sld bme fasrs then deter
4 v,ned apply 70 he ordinary tribunals, and hsvts
IA srned That IN ErisnRes Co., bakers, bad con
arA for the Cocde ate states they applied
10 q trof dent ~ be civil sousi Cor lodges order
sub rs o. them 10 ty stirchneDt CD the funoe N
,he n noe tie shove nied bsnkes The order
vat .rsnted, bol cancelled soon afterwards a
a. Il natd q I'M. trissrer o., MI. ~.
csrssts /, SO sra pmo fsvFt cr'seauenuy nialspced
X lem roredirr .ssiusi rae nn'edeIa't -tatss.
rer-sra,ies 81 tbe,r r., taesf. w. ge~I~B nayr NJ.
hemmnssf setfcisr, III ~ - rnri, tt ~ ssdfr,
Ensc a va trr.,S. - 4 L., t'pua natmNt' q
a. nttY ~ #4a .tnn.N
L. aasl.a. gfss ST llprt-pt ssest'snVi of"'rs'
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The wheel win be- mt In operation this Morning
O'Clock, AZ the Provost hissnals once n Washington
street. near Johps 8ronklyn The Aldermen and Super
vsori Of med expected 20 be present.
oxpga OoSoERkNs ENRoLAxHr.
OsouLAA NO "a.
War DKPAnrNNu,
PRovOsr MARSHAL GENERALS OfFICD
WASHINGTON, a. G. June %, 1864.
TIE attention OF boards enrolment y called 10 SEQ
tiop OF the amendary OF the Enrolment act which
10 In the following words, VIZ
Sec A"d b l,,., s.a,tsS Tia. boards Of enrol.
menl whose names NAV have been omitted oy me propef
twenty he Inc TRAIT Al Aliens who shai
ss ~. % 70 Dss s sssa
have been suoo service two years dlins 70 present
Of the srcond sscton which
an smendmen bn, VINO are MOT exempted oy TIE psavl
and discharge from draft al persons who between the Tune
and asa ae 81
from the enrolment
Attention is also called to paragraphs 65 Sc, 81, S.
3d. CO. " and ~ Revised Regulations for the bureau Of
the Provost Marshal General.
It's TO be miua by the boards that their du
ties in regard tho Of the enrolment do not
with its recently com pleted or IN
progress On the contrary the revision aud correction
Of these lists is csntuuous duty which the Iabors
all boards must direcied. The OF persons
moving to or from district viii DO added to or ST. clen
from the lists and notification thereof must DO served
upon the other board OF enrolment O. ncerped.
The board OF enrolment shall have copies OF the enroll
mcnt lists open the the public at all
proper times and shall give pnnhc noice that any per
enrolled may appear be the board and claim 10
have stricken of the list he can show To the
satisfaction OF tho board that the person named s not
proper y enrolled account Oft. Ai,eusge; 2. Non
residence g. Over age L. ornament ply sic disability
OF degree TO render the person not proper sub
iect Tor enrolment under the law and regulations.
CivI officers, cergy and all other prominent c'ti
vited 10 at all times be the board
In the lists and TO give such iuforma
t0n their possession may ala IN the correction and
revision .Aereo!.
To the duty hearing and acting upon claims for ex
emotion boards Of enrolment enjoned TO devote all
the that be spared from other less pressing
duties They wl report TO the Provost Marshal General
purpose of freezing lists file, at the end OF
month upon sheets of consolidated enrolment lists
the ana residences OF all persons who have been
added to stricken from the rolls during the month.
Thev will send with each report pituiatoD showing
in concise form number enrolled tho time OF for
wardng the last list the pumber stricken from the en-
ronent number added 10 IL since that time and
its actual condition NJ date Of report.
JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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ssooy. Mr. ssnsr oouass rasisssas, uatsssinsd
hts cisopss led sGe her dc'vani ~
ertsce IL ''ode MAJ son, ~tiich acted INA.
fore,gaers we're aines,stie REACH sribusas al
oo,gxss0ps trscs~u Dr. irench suolscs-, ana
he cited . arsss U"mb~r n secedsnu " supp0rs
hanger ADD Com any red nv omn-ei "a demand
thai PLAINTIFF. shoshi allowed IN sshe sdvan.
sAge OF Judgment tins, msss ~ q Z" attain the
funds In their hand Aiter heart ~ Senart ~ reply
and TIE Public sni-es, tes buni gave Jsdg nsns ~
Which DECLARED ,,st MN Fytanssr On. hai uo Iocss
gard 81 he plxtw,ns' demand. the Tribunal decided
tht article - Of tie fode I.ieoa nj apply % Der
soes acting pub capacity hui only g. pr've'e mol
viduss. tharefue dec AIRED sel I~tfnt ara COD
cemasd the plaintiffs Ia ply all costs arising IRON their
demand
A milar judgment given IN the case Of NINE.
FAyTo.
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C0roners' Inquesas.


Coroner Ranney held inquest 90 West Thirty first
street the ooiy Of Margaret Batels 1risn woman
forty five years ae who died from the effects Of In
temperance and the heat
Patrc Carr, absrer, died at 81 West Twenty sew
enth street, from the effects OF sunstroke Coroner
Kinney held inquest the body. deceased
thirty years OF age, and alive OF ireland
Tie Eteenih precinct police found named Peter
Flanagan lying ,Dseusibie the pavement tue
Of Fourth street aLd Lsf-yetts Iiace. Alter having
imDibed too freely ~ strong drink he overpowercd
py tbe extreme beat. he conveyed Belle sue
Hospta aud there seemed TO be ste hope Of bis
recovery.
PATAL FALL PROM A WINDOW.
barbara Doremus, child fifteen months old, while
locking from third story WINDOW Of her parents resi-
douce I5l sixth street, lost balance and fell the
pavement, causing almost instant death An inquest
held the body aud tbs jury rendered verdict Of
"AccideLtai death"
rAT4L RArLRoAD ACCIDENT.
Coroner Nsuu held inquest, al 735 Second ave
the body OF George Smith, little boy nearly
three years Of age died from Of injuries
received sunday last by being over, corner Of
Second and TUirty street, by Of the
second Avenue rail cars. fbe evidence showed the
cufrencc u hsve been accidental and verdict T. that
effect rendered BY the jury James Wste0n, driver
the car VINO Was rested AZ The time accordDl
discharged from custody.
DEATH FROM INJURIES.
leo Leon. enty I've years Of ago. and born In
France, who sustained compound lacersed fracture Of
the right arm by having caught in tho machinery Of
n bakery where he WIS employed, died yesterday
IN Bellevue Ito sptai from abe effects OF The Ii,ut,
received. Coroner hauman held An inquest the Dvdy
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THE DEAFr IN rms THIRD oosensss 'osAL DISTRICT.
AEoshc d. n has been ordered TO take place - the
Third dsrtcs. IN order 10 supply shs dea
stsoey NJ Ne lass drsI Ths sumbsr q nsp iackhg
twenty seven, 70 which sweoy-ssvso more VIII %
added. nax ny I'll Asy Hour DaIass, 70 b drawn nom
tss following wards. which proved 70 DO dencient
AN The wards have furnished their quotas and 10
hssa excess With which shsy viii be
the event or . future drsfI TIE deficient
wa do aud the number Of required are ~ oilows
Dxfcs Added. TUtd.
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Shocking Crue,sies om Board an Ameri-
slsfp

TFT0m TUG IIOEUUH TfIHeS, Juu6
FRIDAY the chic, second ana third mstes Of the
Anericao ship AlDatross char ged under a
the Newport police eaurt with brutal
OF me man named / eter Pete From the
statement or thc complain ether board
IL ssens hat the brutal conduct of the
suited IN IN Of the he famed; another
psh WAS thrown verbosrd suspended by rope for
abonl m,ie another earthly wounded in the leg,
The vourd being afterwards with maggots, and
another had side OF his bead and WHISPERS shs we'd,
ana bus kept be sauf he'd by his persecuto,
II trans red that all th1 cruelty perpered st sea,
hnd ira case not, therefore, within the Jurisdiction
or the Be- CHI The rso were discharged
but the f'amen were ADVISED TO apply Tor redress to Mr.
knapp, the AMERICAS Consul
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Forged Rebel Bonds.

letter the Iondon Times city article states that
qunn o. forged rebel bonds, OF f20 each, have been
put 10 Circulation III England
Tue wrief say they we're sent from New York and
sold Que batch OF So COO sold In London 60 to
Holland
Mr. ARhhr dge. OF Liverpool, writes 90 the London
Pines that he has been tryirs to discover II there
any mo counterfeit CON ederale bonds in circulation
than these already reported but could mud none.
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A German Emtg ant snip for New York
HtraMded.

L
The pren,en ship Augusta, bound Tor New Yerk, With
three hundred ana nfiy em.raDs, WAS during . thick
fog stranded the Rocks Of hooken, Link cts Bay
North Rs dshay, about nve O'Clock the evening Of
the sth she N again st the top Of tho 6ret
flood I'd and ~ now ying ~ anchor ~ tho bay. We
unGerseD there 1erabie ees runUfng when
She struck, and u W supposed her bo'sm b somewba
iged hut there has been communication from
he sispd a. day s known hat extent she nas
suffered whether she win be IN condition 70 proceed
on her voyage. Jim - Scarth IJoyds scent, has
landed IN safety.
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News from south America.

The French mails had reached Lisbon. Rio dates are
to May "a Cee quoted al 800 100 refs for good
hrss. Stock hand ~ 0oO bags Shipments since last
mail, 81, 400 bags. Exchange 2s3is 273a.
BAHIA, May 90. 1864
Exchange 27s4 2Tz Sugar, $1,000 3. 800 refs Cot
ton, rs .oG0 26t 600 rea
PEEHAMBrCo. June ], 1864
Sugar. whxe. 5000 refs. Cotton, $4,000 reis. Ex-
change, 27n a27%.
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Accident 10 Napoleon.

paris June 49, core oudence of The Cork Repor ter
The almost usive subject II conversation at the
Fou-se 10 day accident said TO have nappe ed
the IN ero yesterday at Sontauebieau II Is SAID that
While r-Tnr Oh the exc 10 tue pleasure grounds he Tell
into the water that he received accidental wound
on the head from Ut which pushed forward to pick
nm up. Owing 10 the absurd laws against fslse news'
or the evening dared TO make the slibtest
al4ssop to tns hict is really the leading topc of The
y We're the press free the truth would be sifted
this te and peope would know the real i'm prtance Of
the dept yts II is dark rumors circulate and the
natural o. cubic Information II IS to
be esumei that he emperor cannot have been
ously because IL IL announced that he is coming
to aris for a ministerial counl II to morrow.
The Paris Bourse closed fiat the 10Th instant 1t 66f
s5c
The Continental news Is generally unmportant.
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TRR GovKRNAkRf LOAN

Tss CONVENIENT IoA.
,suaaa~a
TAis loan authorised oy Of couGsss 4 Nasss e.
1854 ws.sh prsv,Ass fr ns ssDsAPrIos IN ooiA =
paired les than ,s.a ferry JEAN frs
IL dsss. ss the pleasure Of the sovsrumssI
Uss lis redemption ave Interest n v - Da'S
sem.anunaliv IN COIN
sun eripuops the man resolved BY the Nations,
Banks in ted State -uoh currency sthss
funds !. .rs by sposs st par
s-rempou from state axs.iea sdds IRON one
70 three Ter cent psr q value
The mt Of interest on although but nvs p9
greater currency the dnsrsnso
between tho maxi, value currency and sola.
Asa rne tho securities Of Al solvent
governments always Jar and currency sow
funded se worth ,sos in sold
besides paying . regular sr1 ssra per een,ass v sAe
holder
The authorized amount OF two hundred mn.
lion The Of subscriptions rsposssa 70 NE
Irsssur, at wsship son is over
s7e.T1an
Subscriptions win tv the Treasurer Of mo
Un,eo States Washington Assistant Trsaaursrs'
., New YORK. Bosom md Fn,'slsl9ei., and by mo
T,rs, Nauon.i pans q Nov vcrx No wsi street.
seeopd Twenty third snai
Broadway
third altoona, BanK >, Sr~ ors. Mo- Nassau s,rsst
National Bank Of Fer. IT and 70 street
t,f,h National Bank New FORK s3s Third
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Commercial Intellaxenoe.

COMMERCIAL AntcIIhxcnCes
THE LONDON MJNst MARKET.
The funds dull but without any material 1uctua
lions The Bank Of England the 10th reduced ts
OF discount from seven TO cent gemcnts
progressing FOR amelgama,op or the Brush and
Aner,al Exchange BANK lin the shares Of which such
sngua transactions have taken pscc) with The London
aud ColrnisI FaIk
American securities were dull and dropping.
LONDON, June II, 1854.
Consois closed at S95s a COY FOR money.
The bullion IN the Bank OF England has increased
f26l ,0V0
Enc shares are quoted at SO . 54
Illinois Ceatrai shares, SO q SO discount
THE Latest MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June II, 1884
CorroKThe Brokers Circular reports the sales OF the
week AT 7I,V1U bales OF which 1900 taken
speculation aud II 100 or The market
buoy ant ana prices half three9uarter Of
bgner for other descriptions, the PARTON OF
nproy emeat beng on tie me qualities The GALES
day (Fridsy) estimated a. 900 bales OF which goo
snecuisiere and exporters, the market closing
firm al the advance previously noted The authorized
quotations. are
N'iding orleans. B1ad
Nidng MOBILES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'd
Inc STOCK In port ia estimated ~ 30I 100 baes Of
which = 200 are hmsrcan.
Breadstuns ruet apd steady.
Provisions generally Irn. Lard dali and unchanged.
The Manchester market has an upward tendency, but
prices are Irregular
The Boston Naval Contractors Baiied.
BORON, June Is, 1854
The Secretary OF the Navy has consented to release
the Messrs. Smith from Fort Warren bail Of $40 900
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Spa I n I.

The difficulty with Peru causing considerable
element IN Madrid The French and English Ministers
bad taken steps . nonO1caI character effect re-.
c0ncilalion
Congress had passed the frst article in the Press
law BIZ q vote OF l47 10 O.
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COAL.

ON RI FER TON rOR GENUINE LOCUST NOUN.
DIV 'lU tain Stove and FURNACES Ccs screened and de-
nvered t2W pounds g'ia three days Ony. Ap
A. TREADwELL. Agent
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EXPRESSES.

D URNHAMs FURNITURE EXPREss.-BuRNHAM
ID Furniture Express -Pianofortes Paintings hirrnrs
China Ill boxed and pped al OF tie
Large movln- Furn tura IN et country o.
ii lbs West Eleventh Fifth and Attn
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sECARs AND runACCO.

TIVE UNpERsIGyED SELLS SUGARS CHEAPER
than any bou,e, FROM sls 81 SO $780, mp TO Soc
thousand srcculspr~ retailers
questad W eive . call b.fovs buying whev- Il
MILLER, No. boy street. near Broadway, up stars.
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S HtPPsNG NE w S.

ALMANAC YoRx-YHrs
euN .......... 81 MOON RISES ..morn ! 70
........... 90 BIGH WATER .eve 40
Port OF New York, Juno As, 1864.
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I0Ial
The wheel will be put operation this morning 81 ten
O'clock ~ the Provost MirsBal's olce IN Washington
street. near Johps a. brooklyn The Aldermen and SuDer
vsors Of the n.ned expected 20 be present.
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The AIaba,na 1t Chc-bourg.

The rebel cruiser kbaiDsR riveo Cnerbvnrg, France
% The lltD June and admitted TO Tree pratt {ae.
roe landed ior,y prsoners-the crews Of two federal
m~rchautmeu VII Gu sne b,d csptn,ei ara DESTROY ed
ne Aabama reIure' extensive repairs, and she be
peri llied u make ineIi III dock AZ ,berbourg
TIE FhIsoNsRs LtSl.zo Ar Gus B9CRG ~ SEMNas.
we prisoners landed CLerbourg by the pirate Ala
osa W ne crews OF the -hp tycoon Captain Ay ros,
f.rcm New fofs bouhd 10 >au Francsco destroyed by
reported destroyed.
Another Ship Destroyed by the Pirate.
LINER uoL, June 16, 1864
The ship alt, coon, from New York san eraociso,
va nnotaer vessel destroyed by the pirate ALBANIA.
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