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Philhs hesitaied. She looked again and again
At thst calm, proud, innocent lady, whom sns
bad 20 wickeily misiudged and maligned,
how far and how fatally her own conscience alone
could tell. And Philii. knew Whist innocence
WAS for poor woman, she had known Whh -
Was not. Malice, also, sheknew and, Judging her
mistress by herself she trembled
II you're gong TO bear spite .y.ns me Tor M.
I'd best give warning st once, Mrs. Grry-only u
would nigh break my heart TO leave the children
" have no wish for you 70 leave TIE chlldren,
aud n,ver hear spite against any boiy. IL eb
not long enough for IT," added Mr.. Grey fishlns.
Then, with sudden impulse, # by any means stc
could smooth matters and win little houschold
peace, II des re g. he good mistress to yo' fhll.
li.; WHY should you not I've good servant 10 me
fou love the chiliren' you are g. them iRo nos,
faithful nurse; why can not you believe hatl shAh
he 'aithful motheri Let ~ turn over new
leaf, ard hegin again"
Sic neld out her h,nd, and Phillls took II; Look
ei hard Ia Ter mstr sse's isc,-the Kind ir'tnlly
iAce that wss not ashamed 90 he ri. Ne even 70
poor servsut; then, with somesAing very Ike
s ., she Iurucd aud ran out " tue room.
Blt when size was gone Christian sank Iowa
exhausted. With a desperate se...con.rOl -he tai
WronChel herself out Of PhiilIs's power, she lad
saw herself aud her haslnni from % suspicion
thst u was possihl, Dr. Greys wife could rec We
or give occasion g. receive, tr,t ter love-
letter 'ron anj man. but when nc ,I1iI "sa over
sic broke down ConvulV'' q. us' one Hlet Vo
othor shook her, % Al sic ic.t - u Ter very NO
were departing. A'd In t.e midst % tbs agony
sppesrcI-M IS CISCO ne.
You see, Mr.. Gre IN come s.h.r,' sail she,
very earnestly "iu optic cot rythiu-,I 'N'D me
Ia, }. g. a.y ,a .u Iu .un lam ready g. nytr' .uE
everything. N'rs aud 1 hsye l,.u .uriI. yer IN
onr minds bill s.rH ~ plant g. act yea way tN
thls has blown ever. ~. Is Eu.us To- the sra-- c,
to the country with AuIUr--9n, Tim, "a sagri'
Just that you may leave A'uHs.r 4c.'
II leave Av1uBhlIJ-e' WIZ r"
"lJu know WAY. M.cu y.uu q lover he.
fore your marriage, Of Whom y.u OIL not tel
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FALSE PErrsSCrs.-Au impostcr who calls
him-.ia Catholic rrig-t and SAYS he IL from Dublin,
went about au onrst in MT girls in Jersey City,
ON Ihur'lal oi a'tveeka.king money 'or IN Orphan
Asylum and r'p.o.cntne that ArchLishop McClos-
hey authorized hiw 10 do ro llc IL young man,
pale smooth mco, a. hit auburn hair and Is about Eve
iget, taroc inches high
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

RANK OF UTICA-THE OWNERS OF
more thtn tFo-thirds Of the capital stock Of the
iNk OF tch having, in wiring, authorized the
toLd OF directors 10 chan q AID convert the sad
bhnk o. uct Into National Association unuor the
Act OF ConrTu, entitled AN Ac' TO provide nat on
~ currency, tcculcd bv the ple4se OF United states
honds Hnd to provide for the circula rad rcdonp-
ton thereof, approved June .. l-Gih Notce IL
hereby gwen that the Bluk o Jiica has lcclIci aud
Determined 70 become National Banking Association
under the laws Of the United ~iates, un CT
the namc Of the "Fnst National Rlnk OF II.
ca" +. V. ROGERS, Cashier. Ut.ca, June .,
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essence Of meat, the city might have held out Tor
year, or have yielded only 70 bloody assault. u
every one Of our csptured soldiers had had his
knapssck, when he was taken, filed with the same
substance, be could have subsisted upon II during
the entire period Of bis impr sonment, and the
scenes Of starvation which rendered Audersonville
1Sa NH Si,a forever infamous would never have
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heSt SAILING.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
roadr, On ant .itcr Monday, June Oh trains for
ALBANY ana lruy, tuu1cCtlng win northern aud
Mc,fen t'uiut NI.l leave Sew York a. iolnNs :
From ilu Icon hiy, u pJl Seth q. and ION ave NJ
80 \. NJ, ., /, q .al T. 81. and iIom lGrlem de-
pr 18th st. rnl 4fr ave NJ II \. N, and 4.ll IN,
rcre,s ruod o.tnor route. W. IL. WANDER
BILG w. 40
CLEANER May POWELL, FOR COZ
- zens' Wet Point, Cornwall NewburgL, Milton,
bteyeyy afternoon, s4oept SUNDAY, VI 3s o'clock W.
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EXCURSIONS.

RIO CHARTER FOR EXCVRSIONS-THE
L etc ..ycr HCGt ENOT. Inquire Al staten l,Isnd
Ferry on rC. pier ~ y, r. ".a
TNO TIL PUBLlC-THE PLEASANT AND
Il beautiful - owe. kuONn ~ WuoalaNu Grove, lI-
Gated Al EaycugsOoi l.. l., about quarter OF mi q
publ, Tor the uul''r OF suhlay school ana other
II spcttAh.c pc pufIcs. bis owe q shd ~ lie
one oi The most 3,usltUi -P';s IN the N.cints, Of
y NJ No b. Nc., "a ~ plat nm has utth '.sot"t
for dancing ~ csc ".s,t. \. - No lh.pA C. 'iu.
l.. uupy 10 II, 81 EDEN, ~ tie nIo'e' IN h'N'u-
,..,t' ..4
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DENIhNVssY.

a FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED.
with OF without cNtnctina the root. - and M,
NhiI-, superior gold, oliver and homo tilu.s al cts
l.th -, near "a ave. duotrn uDrIN. nratst. a4s
DE. DRAKE, 400 CANAL STREET. >ITS
-, tioi eta on silver 90 s, &. I.. ,t .u.4 .
rlN IT, 80 rrr'''NT' fUi# b cont U.. tr. To-. IHtu
ili.d vith .o,d, bone uum,..t or urHrrt ..... ,
10 ?i uo.h. I,.,n ,.tm.t,i ulNt.tr. .-H.
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Personal NOTICES.

M KERR WANTS INFORMATION OF
IVA. the Church OF Jesus Christ. ANY Information
OF tnc,r ueetiags will he thankfully received The
inquirer will pay tor 40 Elk cHyr adNcittrment IN
tie sub. MOSES KERR, .G> Fast 18th IT. ~
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
1 with bedroom attached, with stove. &c, "a nor
we IA furnished back Dom, with kitchen vtt,ri ID
:" per week. A furnished hnCk-foou, =! Der wrel
Apply for days at 81 Wet 10Th a., uca. SIN ava
ke,cfcncu required. ia w.
a FEW RESPECTABLE MECHANICS can
rooInt, at 90 Fast 2s'h ~. Ia
HOlELGARNI-FURNISHED BEDROONS
Tor gentlemen oulv, from sl-5 les. io.i "a nar
It, sd ave. ~' '' ''''' ~"
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. Sc

EOR SALT HANDSOME GREY Horse,
"a, hands hirh, sound and kind suitable for
butcher baker rroCpr or milkman IL good stopper.
Price rsi. Call At 50 West I'm -. %
HORSES FOR SALE HORSES SUIT
Il able for any kind Of huriness. Enquire In the
gIoceIy store, cor. OF Myrtle ave. and Gould st. Book
yu. Isl
uORSES TAKEN on GRASS-APPLY TO
IL MICHAEL BREApI at Central X. X. Depot,
Bergen Point, New Jersey. 400
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play In front Of the Allaire Iron Works on satur
dav evfnine uns Instantly killed. by an imrnense
| chat falling upon him Coroner Wildey was notified
| to hold 81 inquest
The New York herald., 1865-05-14
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MAY Il II
says everything is for the best ds.ss ~sv ds' .ad
lcss,os&
The News tn Scotland.
ADDRssa 70 PRESIDHNT J0UNaON.

The News in Scotland.
ADDRESS 70 PRESfDENr JOHNSON.
We have been reqcerted TO publish the folowinsn N.
United States Of Amerioa:-
-ls-we the membeu Of the Union and Emanoipa-
ton Society Of Glasgow desire 70 through you
sorrow for the loss has sustained through ne
cruel and atrorous assassination OF Abraham Lincoln, and
our utter detestatou and abhorenoe OF the foul ooeo
which has broughtthis calamity upon your people
We MORN with yo,r nation, for we have long rsver
encsd Abraham Lincoln as great aud good man, o,s
charging the SOLEMN duties entrusted 70 him mos only
with high ability, but with purity Of purpose and SIM
pcity Of heart and ever seeking righteous ends arouse
CSsS q SsW6 In sAs a.rsss cris o. your NATIONAL
history he has proved the world that high pSSnciped
integrity practical wisdom, and that ths gray ees dim
eues IN the affairs Of natfous are bsss mastered BY me
We would also ystr ExceIiency 10 convey sor
rowing sympathy Mrs. Linesn, and assure her Of our
prayer that the everlasting . may b ou.stretchsd 70
uphft and give her strength In her terrible bereave-
mont and the tender mercy Of Father IN Heaven
minister the peace which passeth understanding
We would further beg your Excellency % express 70
1iotsd him BY IN assassin's hand, and earnest
and hearty hope thas he may soon bs restored 70 his &C
sustomcd place in The councils Of your governmsnt
.s: ns s.ys s.'ss
bind even more closely our nation 70 yours and that We
only utter the feeling Of the aroused heart OF the mass o.
our people when We pray thai those bsue6csn purposes
of Abraham Lincoln (which he expressed upon tAe day
Of his death h last legacy to his countymen) may
have their happy and abundant fulniment In peace
which shall conclude with mercy and while securing
I'll sections and parties in naton whose prosperous
future will DO the best monument 70 the memory OF the
great ruler over whose sad grave with con
mon sorrow Signed on osn. q the sss% society y
JANIS SINCLAIR, Secretary.
GLASGOW, April 20, 1S0S
The New York herald., 1865-05-14
CITY Postal Delivery.
10 fHx EDITOR OF The HERALD.

IT| NEW YONK, LAY II, -.
Ten days ago dropped letter in bs box on the cor
Of broadway and Eleventh street, containing si',
addressed 70 my tailor 70 pay balance long due He
has not yet received the letter. and thinks that 70
mythjudginr this story by tho many excuses Tor NOT
paying bis which had made 70 him in bygone years
50 be keeps dunnins me- and have no mprs money sna
there is any way In which get the Key Of the Ee-
venlh street boz 20 tha. can get back tho lelerf Or
n thai Ain legal can my tailor get the key and deliver
,hs le,ter 70 .mssff Please inform tal. ID.
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PAas, April -, 1885.
~ Ras q as Prusidmrs Assassination tn Payis-Es-
eaos from ~ HnyS Jeswsis, 90
N b Stated thst when II va known that william Of
ovsnss vss ssadstruck down, - was beloved Pro
aAsst ~ The hand Of sssassn-"childrsn cried In
- srsssa" Grown and solid men gave vent 70 their
ef In busr tsas here when the terrible news reached
- Say before yesterday morning The n, Reports
= Ne Dsusss about eleven O'Clock and were ssse-
Iy bsIisvsd Indeed, the evening papers, and the Mont
av IN particular expressed great doubts a. 10 the truth
q Ne Asspaish About i've O'Clock In the afternoon
bowsvsv, dssvAfch from Mr. Adams ts Mr. Blselew ar.
ysved which plsosd beyond 6oub, The Gags 81 the
Ministry and Consulais wore placed bali mast and
suss win craps On Wednesday and yesterday, while
sddiopa pArticuias vers coming iD the places where
Americas srs In ths habit - gathering shrsnssd
end such ssuowfu sxprsssisns II countssascs have
.sver before seen here Many American residents hers
sss wearing srsps spon shsS m end tss viii probably
~ generally done aftsr mcssing vhscb vim BE- bald
srroas The Americans omorow.
Dfeewse ths terrible event has fursshsd shs prisci
- bnse NE only, topie sf sssvssssxsou and sswspspw
sommsnt Impressions Of sympathy rsss h on svsry
hsDd The sooshernsr hsrc general rule, empress
srsst horror II Che act M. sndsu, understand sr.
presses the opinion that the murderer Of the President
~ Az ssoppOnis. Il n only rop few xnslIshnm
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polics lnseiiigencs.

IscsspsAaY Fns-Arnnsrs on SUSPICION About three
O'Clock yesterday morning ofcers Mooney and Bradley,
of the Flr.h precinct arrested men, named william
Smith and Frank Long, susplcion Of having inten-
tionaly nred some bales Of straw lying the bukhead
foot Of Harrison street Owing to the early disco
very of the nre the hamcs speedily sxsne neushed
Justice Bowling committed The prisoners for eEamna-
tNn
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5000. Died. ft.Inst f1a tsrI'rs
sox.srcy--on Saturday, Nay 10, JAsn JoUroTs
ased 20 yeav
The friends Of tie family are invited TO attend tbe
funeral from bis late residence No 20 sheriff street. On
Monday afsrnoon at bali past one o'clock. 3 ss.,
Philadelphia papers please copy q " fsrs
shyrss-on Saturday, May "a, Jlcos sAvxns, aged oe
years, . pstvo of Denmark
The friends and relatives Of the family also the mem
bcrs OF the RgseB I'm Society invited TO Mend
The funeral from bis late residence No 40 Crosby street.
on Monday afternoon Al one o'clock.
tS@ oAy Deaths See Scserd Pa0sl
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m1DenOnef IN WhIlomeOur8s
win be remembered that Colonel Baker, whae n thil
CITY, brought 70 light some very peculiar facts In rsr
10 the manner In which business had been trans
acted u the Second District Provost Mashas once In
Williamsburg II was found that The whole machinery
Of the once appeared TO be under shs control Of man
named Nathans who, by the fAvoss shown him
by al the sfncen a the ofnce, ws sole
70 make immense sums Of money, sometimes
receiving . prodt Of several thousand dollars
In single day Colonel Baker at at time arcsted Ma
thans and sent him 70 the Old Capitol prisou bat noh
ing found at the time directly duplicating the on
cias in receiving part Of these prohts Since then,
however, Il 10 stated that Nathans has msde clean
breast Of IT, and implicated Captain waldron and Com
missioner Cheshire, and produced other testimony sum
client 70 satisfy the War Departments of their guilt
Captain Waldron and Mr. Cheshire have therefore been
arrested and arc now In the Old Capitol prison awaiting
triGl ~ corruption and bribery
The New York herald., 1865-05-14
BILLIARDS.

IrILLIARDs.--w H. GRIFFIrH OFFERS FOR SALE
ID hne stock Of new and second hand Tables
bic priccs orders hy mail attended 70 ~ his factory. ~
rulLop street. N. Y.
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CURB OF ABRAM VAN WART, OF SING SING, or
BRl0ITs DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
Sine SNo Oct IL. lSn

Dn. BRARDnEru:- -. 49, a-
pain right and elbow. DIR. A. X Hoffman,
this place. neuralgia He treated for
seDsed but The shock nearly kned me- and no
benefit whatever. After this my legs became numb ana
paraysed and and kidneys were sormented with
a. j. Fishsr told me had Brights Disease or the Kidneys
They treated for long time but nualiy pronounced
ease S s0se 0ssr eminent y on erss me
Sassi,'.Pa Es CAV: S % 8: .sss' sat q ~
bowels we9s completely eous,pasd from the pra and
as S: ~s s
y.ss s'sr sally Ann S:orms begged me e take
my Wife swsiIcwed nine Iranarsth's Phis. They
operated twelve afterwards slightly. continued
sonssntv moroynr Finding myself great deal batter
sfternoon Al Socock about three mouths ago took hve
felt a. sosaehing gave way inside, and ,he stools
were like egg and water mixed severn quarts ~s Sl
wnsn rsn as, zane felt very a a"a my nssS6ers to
the fantnesss passed. was much bet
ter and nearly two WAS able 70
and In very few days was able 70 walk my ROOM
and now am able 70 walk qIe dssanes haze taken al
one Dill day require NY health nearly restored.
my Appetite Il good and suffer hardly pain anywhere
Ny Ssss ioSs ssn upon % oas
lis NV case that from paralysis and kidney
diseases may easily they may be cured by BRAN
oShiAS l'II'' ABRAx VAN wARr
This case ia certified by all the town onlccrs.
Principal ONCE near Broadway In Canal street A.,
Observe, my name Is white letters the government
Once Bssndreth Houss New York. London, r. New
berry 4 Son, IS ST. Pauls Churchysrd.
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The Lincsln Monument.
efyyhD vOwLERs sasrwRI0nrs suDsCHlps
FIFTY DOLLARs.

The Lincsln Monument.
sryxhD . v0wLgR's sHsrwRIours suBsCRlDl
FIFTY D0LLAns.
TEE DIroa or YBl HERALD
NEW Yoxx, Nay ~, ieee
Pesss and enclosed afsy one dollar subscriptsoas a.
positsd il the hands of Steele Fowler, shipwigAta
No GA wafer sreoA v ths purpose sf erecting suite
bls monument In ths c,y y the memory Of lAas u
mcnted President, AbyahsB Lincoln.
Robert W. sees Robert Darow,
w.c Fowler. Epp.nsss. p, @ SMITH,
T. D. Utter, William syden,
Edward Fowler, John ellis,
Eugene French H. O'Neil,
J. fpcman, Raymond Healy,
o. n. Freeman, James McGlinn,
a. A. Sanders. ID Barpen,
r. J. OuterbridgA william Brfggs
J. d. Kcrn, Der mis- Sullivan,
Thomas Fry, James Evans,
n. Tuomey, John H. Gillsn,
r. Coleman, Andrew Smith,
p ruomcy, WIN. WashInsten worr1i
J. Hunt, Welt Fraser,
Montgomery Jcnes James u. Case
stephen Simmopa Thomas Boyd,
Danisl Leek, Isaac X. Steele, ~ an Z
Jas Austin, Lemuei Commendinrcr
n. Clickensr, John FofIey, ~ y i.
George yandis, John Ryan,
Hiram Hsmilton, Aaron Null
james Ccnlon, Henry r. Bols-'- 81, h
Albert walker, I'd. Ksene AcV4 A
The New York herald., 1865-05-14

r osT-rN GOING FROM UNION STREET. BRoOKLYS
~ via place, Hamilton ferry, Tenth
and Manhaanyiiic car. 20 Boomnsdsie Asylum and r.
square Of mosaic gold md black enamel The G1dcr VII
be literally rewarded upon returning 70 Eugene Eery,
wal sfre
The New York herald., 1865-05-14

f1nANDRETH's PILLS
10 have about them which insures an exSsnssvs
naie wherever they always ssfe and hss
TEv1Rs. NFLUskzA,
ana Affections Of head they unequsled No sSs.s
d mors purguvs and those undersiand thiss
No. viii dnd clcscious than any ot,er prepar
uod whatever They cure liver complaint and appesr
body fhoss sck and few boxes hardly knoW
hesslves afterwarda From being dull they lively
from being sa0w their compilations cleaf Prom
appetite they long Tor the dinner hour And after
functions OF nature with regularity II
bowels they are more II the sleep
disturbed It sound and refreshing II there
pains or local Affections they arc now gone.
The New York herald., 1865-05-14

r OST-sUPPOsED IN THE BRoADwAy AND UNI
L. vcrsty place focketbook. oon<aning money nnt
latter except The Any cns
returning the subscriber, with without ths
money, will be liberay rewarded and questions asked
SAML. GILMAN No. 81 Beaver al
The New York herald., 1865-05-14

r OsS-Ou THURSDAY PM, IN CENTRAL PARK, or
IL going through oh svepse and on 70 oD,h stree.s
thInbc &C. suitable reward wzl be paid on leaving
l01 East Goth
The New York herald., 1865-05-14

CORNs, BUNJONs INGROwING NAILS, &C., CURED
~ by DR. RICE CO., without pain, nj % BoYery, Ciu
Eens Bank Ross Annhilator cures corns bunons naia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
sYsst's' ssess.S sC MEAN?

Whnt is the nearing of the sudden gath
crins oi the rebel leaders ut Montrca!i Ma
son is there Dreckin!idge is thsre; Ben.
han is there; Helm is there; and many 9TH
crs of lesser note. What business calls them
there! 49, .- r-- r.L = II
Drcckinrdge and several Other of these
rebel leaders, escaped to Europe for the pur.
pose of nnding home there. II "".''Ha. ~ 9e
thnt they Lave ph~",h,ned Earope-tor settle
In Tho uiicJngenial climate If Canada, n!9I
could it happen Tint ull of them should tt
attracted ut onei and the same time To Mon
treal. 'rheii gnthtfing there hns some Other
purpose and That purpose, we mny safely
guess, docs not prucce,t tom any new born
Zca! nn behalf Of The American Union. .l
1t IL now well known that Jacob Thomp
son. With an abundant supply OF funds
operated from Montreal last year, to pro
mote the election of Mcclellan, and us the
, tnabuls arc therefore not above taking part
in nui cleations, they may he stirred up to
risk their money, this time on the game o
"ges,orn,lnn." Doubtless they long to get
back q, tho land from which they haYe iled
and "restoration' is fur more promising to
their hopes than 1t Is to thosoof thelloya
men OF the country. r- -r.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23

CITIZENSHIP FORFEITED DEsERTEns.-
BY the act of Congress, approved March, O.
1865, and by proclamation OF President
Lincoln issued in pursuance thereof, certain
persons are leclafed to have forfeited theil
rights of citizenship. They are
4. Deserters from the military or nava
service, who did not report for duty on OF
before the 10th day of May, 1865; ,.
2. Descrters from the military or naya
service since the 10th day of May, 1865. -.
3. All persons who, having been duly en-
rolled, departed the jurisdiction of The dis
trict in which they were enrolled, or hay'
gone beyond the limits of the United States
to avoid any draft into the military or nava
service of the United States. ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

n pursuuncc OF nm order Of the Orphans Court, OF
J. Nbrthun,beraha County, will DO exposed TO pub
bury, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of oC1U HER, 1888,
tho following rcnl estate In Northumberland county,
being bounded and described ns follows to Wit;
A lot Nonting on broadway street IN the borough
of Sunbury, being lot numbered In the general plan
of said borough lot number So on which are cree
I'd large threc story brick dwelling house, stable
and other outbudngs.
Also Lot numbered So In the general plan ofsaid
borough, Of Pokehcrry aud Broadway streets,
on which nro erected u log huurc and barn.
Also, Lot No 50 In said borough on corner OF Rasr.
berry alley and broadway Streets ON which erected
n frame house aud barn. .-. 1Hfsr ..""
Also Loot No. 2S0 un corner Of Biilberry alley md
Broadway streets, s,-vacnnt. -u I. '".i
Also Lot No PSI on corner of Bnlbcrry alley md
Broadway Streets on which nre crcoted log house
nnd stable, lot No 259 adjoining which arc cree
tod double iranp house, lot No. 2s3, adjoining
lot No. 2S3 vacant, Lot Isl, adjoining lot 2e3 va
cant Lots 2s3, 25s, $50 and 202 fronting on Elder.
berry street Also, lpt POI frou'ing on EldorbeIry
dorbcrry street between Deer and Fawn.
Also iuts No. H. fronting Oh Broadway Lots ~
nnl ~ fronting Broadway, on caeh Of which thcru
Also, Lot No. sos fronting on whortlobcrry street
vacant. And lot No iDT fronting ON Dewbcrry
street, all In the general plan OF said bo;Ough
Also an Island situate ut the function OF shnmokm
Creek With the river susqu, hanna, and Known ai
Martins Island, '''
Alao, stone Quarry, situate in Upper Augusta
township containing ten ncrrs more or less bounded
by lands of William Reed un1 John Smith.
tute tho property Of VIM. McCarty, deceased. -
Sale 10 commence at 10 clock A. NJ, when tho con
''''''' RACilAE1. MccARTY,
One of tho Extrx. of William Mecarty, decd.
BY order oi the Court, --..-.. ...
J. A. j. CUMMING, Clk .. @.
Suubnry, Sept 10, 1895. PR. ."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23

7AViLLAIxous OpERATIoS.-From the Pitts
DiypltcA of Monday last we make the follow.
tract
the DispafcA Of Frsday last we mentioned
1t of a man named Hall, representing himself
turned seldier, stopping at the Scott House in
~. with Young woman whom be claimed to
wife also of his departure for the East telling
ife that he would return promptly after
9ling tho business which required his absence,
r,hcr of tho receipt a few days subsequent,
reunited wife, of u letter signed by Edward
- dated "New York, and post marked
tille,n purpOrting to convey tho very sad
renee that her husband had been murdered
ncert saloon in Broadway New York. Re-
, telezrams Of the Mayor Of New York and
lie did not confirm the murder story. 1t
.sccrtaiuod that Halls place of residence was
lille, In Llama, a depatch was forwarded there
,rmation concerning him. The reply was
! here, alive and well, he has no wife Int
m from Pottsyile stated that Hail had beer
What we supposed when first advised oi
air has proven true. Hall is hearties'
rel. lie secured the confidence of the young
whom he left at the Scott Honse, his de
for tho east on business was n sham to con
desigp t! desert her, and the letter which
ceived from Edward Abbott was doubtless
ith view to further deceive her 1t is 8
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