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uNloNgcouNrY NoMINATIoNs.

roE THE LEGISLATURES,
Hon. ID. u. ARMSTRONG
Subject 20 decision Of the Legislative Gonfereh CO.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
1T. KEAGT, Esq, OF Bedford.
ASSOCIATE IuBGE,
Capt. ADAM wEAvERLExG, Rloody Run
TIRE AssRER,
Capt. SIMON DICIxERHo0F. BeSlf"rsi
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
DANIEI4 SANS, West Providence.
Jury COMMISSIONERS,
WILLIAM KIRK, 81. Clair.
COMMISSIONER,
HENRY j. ERUNER, Cumberland Valley.
room DIREcToRs,
JONN 5. HETRTcK. syr.. ~; Woodberry,
LEONARD BITNER, 2 yrs. Junsata.
AUDITOR,
JAMES ALLISON. Napier.
CORONER.
Capt. AMOS RoBINETr. southampton
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-07-21

The National Teachers Association viii
hold its annual meeting for 1865, on the
10th, 18th, and 18th Of August, in the hall
of the House of Representatives, in Harris
burg. Governor Curtin, will deliver an ad-
dress Of welcome, at ten o'clock a. M, on
the 10th. tits contemplated to have an ex-
cursion to Gettysburg on the afternoon of
the 18th.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-07-21

Hon. Edward Mcpherson, clerk of the
U, ). House of Representatives has our
thanks for pamphlet copy of an address
delivered by him to the students of Dickin-
son College and published in the Evangelic-
al Quarterly Review, for July, 1865.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-07-21

Value of imports
into Canada from
the United States.
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FALSE PROPHETS.

Capt. AMos
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VVTANTED-A Scotch or German GlkL WY ~
w Is experienced in Cooking end Washing noS
the most capable need apply. No. ~ East f0u''e'N
Nev-York
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New Publications.

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OFFICE OF THE SUN MUTUAL Insurance COMPANY
Insurance BUILDINGS. No ~ WALL st. {
NEW YORK. August II, 1863

DURSUANT to recent ACT OF the LEGlS.
LATURE and In accordance with the requiremeq;, 81
the Insurance Department the CURRENT FISCAL + ~.
OF this Company will be extended to aud terminate 90 tue
THIRTY.FiRST DAY OF DECEMBER next
To adjust the affair. Of the Company to IL. nes perez
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l. 1866 of ONE and ONE-HALf PER CENT Oh tie S,rp
will be paid on and after the aforementioned day after when
Diydeud OF Interest will payable the frs, day Of Feb
ruary in each year. ,.
PAYMENT of interest to have the day Of payment noted
thereon. ISAAC H. w AbhEh Seciethy
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ARTEMUS WARD HIS TRAVELS AsoSa THE MoRHoS'
AND INDIANS is title of the book. monster edition Is
printing and it will be ready in few days Illustrated
Price : 50.
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Opyrcy OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
4 % laEA

CPECIAL NOTICE.-The Board of Directors
y have this day ordered an ISSUE Of FOUR MILLION
DOTARS Of SCRIP STOCK to the Stockholders recorded
b ony Of the Books on the 18th instant share for share
mon which (25l per declared paid, eav
ng @ per cent to be called for at the pleasure
OF the Company. c..,,, - - !,
after "Wednesday August 80 BY order Of the Board OF D
T.ctor. THEODORE II. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Real Gstate for Sale.
mo CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET

|HUO CAPlIALlSlO ant hCI YAH Or
1 TIERS "A LARGE AMOUNT of REAL ESTATE
Won sAIE-For the purpose OF insring safe Investment
caua encouraging actual settlers TO hnd homes IN the
Sonthern States the undersigned for he last 70 years respect
yely citizens of the States Of Tennessee and Louisiana nave
themselves General Agents ana now oner lor
SALE to Capitalists and the now inqurng Tor
fyor,bl locations the South large small amounts OF
IN, most valuable improved and unimproyed lands In the
world. -, , III,
lion s1d PRODUCING FROM fifteen hundred to two thousand
hounds of ICED cotton from thousand to twenty-five hund
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man Stock ali kinds be easily raised having mere
vantage those latitude, where long ana severe
Winters require 80 much housing ieeni aln
These land. are situated In the states OF Tennessee Ala
bama Mississippi Arkansas, Louisiana ana iehss many o
them on OF near the Mississippi Red Arkansas, "bs ara
81 Francis rivers and other naygabe water courses l ran
roads, aodng good fronts aud opportunity Tor subdvson
and easy access to market =, ., .s., A.
Vessels can be DISPATCHED from New York or any OF the A.
ante ports and landed with full cargo on the oah o. no
Bayon Teehe ST Marys Parish Louisiana country IN the
Of cultivation before the war OF Ter
ty and beauty the only spot Is believed where the sugar
cau il certain crop United states ana can compete
nccesIy with the product of the West India Islands The
yellow aud ma.mac diseases are unknown III 'ni' IT,
zion. except hen introduced from ofhr tocdhtieH
The climate IL bamy snd pleasant all the year round
Churc es schools fine Sugar Houses Saw and orl.t h.
with abundant labor hire. All invite INN edia'e occu
patton . l. .,o,. o5. rod
They will offer also large amounts Of Memphis City ana
suburban property improved aud uDirnp,oVed
storehouses. city residences and country WINS esioo ~
for town saw mills. and country stores 49, ,,.,..
For further information Maps aud Diagrams spphcanoh
must be made to the office Of the undersigned hehp''
Tennesses 7. &. BETHEL Of Louisians
X. G. BRINKLEY OF Tennessee.
REYERgSCRs
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VINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS

Large and thriving settlement, OF Vineand mild
cima,ri 30 miles south OF Phladelph, by rnilroad.
Rich so produce. large crops twenty tracts at SIS
per payable within four years GOOD business opening
good society Hundreds settling and making improve
mens Apply to CliAS X. lands Po,,master Vinelsnd
Lands Township j. Letters Papers containing
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Ro6inson. As,euwaI Editor Of TAs 7rityas 10 Of As
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Fnanfial.
OyYIcR or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ConPAsr,l
NEW YORK August o. 1865
VNWENTY-NINTH DIVlDEND,-NOtice i

hereby given that the Board of Directors have this day
declared DIVIDEND of FIVE () PER CENT out OF the
earnings for the quarter ending July 81 payable a, the
fer books closed Friday 25th instant and
on Friday September BY order OF the Board OF Directors
THEODORE L. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE

valuable well wstsred FARM containing las Acre, In
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guaranteed terms Possession given the DAY Of April
next For further particulars Enquire Of II. MOUNT, esq
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~ Also several other valuable Fs. ranging from 20 up
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QuARrERxAsrxR-Gg SER,Ls OyrcIl
WASHINGTON, ID. c. August a. 1855 !
CLOSING SALES
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES
VIII be sod at public auction during the month d SEP.
TENDER, to the highest bidder, at the time and places
| named below viz; ,.a
New.York City, Tuesday Of each week. 100 Horses each
Hew.York City Thursday Of each week 200 Niue. each
| day. ,
PHILADELPHIA Thursday Of each week, 100 Horses each day
Phadephis, Saturday September and "Wednesday and
Pittsburgh Thursday and Friday oil each weehto sep~1'
| Der u, inclusive, $50 Mules each day ,,
Harrisburg Tuesday Of each week, lS Muies eacn dT
| Mauch Chunk, Thursday September 300 Mules
Indiana Tuesday, September IL. 80 Mules
Greensburg, Thursday, September ~ ~ hotseS
Reading, Thursday. September II, 200 Mules.
Altoona Thursday ssPtssnnP3e , ~ lou HORSES
r,d.r,ooi, s.D,ember H. Is Is u.s. 81 and 49, 80 Hsv
indianapolis. September IT, Z and 49, $50 Mules each E
ILLINOIS
Chicago, September 49, 81 % 30 $50 Mules escha l
Chicago, September T. g. 49, TO- a. 2s 80 HOne' 81
day.
Wilmington Friday of each week, $50 Mules each DAY!
Wilmington Tuesday & s.Gf Esfs ' Horses e''A
Trenton Tuesday. September 5, $50 Mules.
Trentoa Tuesday sePis aRyT ri. * 10 "us''
Baltimore, Thursday, September I $50 Mules
Baltimore, Thursday, september Il, $50 Mules
MISSOURI.
St Louis. Thursday September and Tuesday and Thur
dav OF each week thereafter. 30 Mules each day
KANSAS.
Fort Leavenworh. encng Tuesday. September IL
and continuing thereafter such times the Depot Quarter
master may designate 1000 Mules
GIESBOROUGH, d. C.
Tuesday and Thursday of each week 100 horses each day.
No .al-. of Mules will take place at
NOTION, ID. c.
The animals b. sold In September are supeo 70 any
heretofore offered the public The majority Of them are
sound aud seryic-able.
nj, erpected that az s srie, Of saes all The frya' Gov
eyDru,nt animals rH be 9itrosed Of Buyers shovd h~J
arai thsm,elres of hi. last opportunity 70 PuTehd"
Animals will be sold sngy.
Sales 10 commence at 10 g. IN.
Terms cash. in United states currency. ,
JAMES A. EKIss
Brevet Brsader. General IL charge First Division GU
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A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE Tor SALE-
y In a I'm. Ioc,tion. No 20 Second place Brooklyn.
House. "a feet wide three stories just put Ia perfect order
has all the improvements paros dining aud reception rooms
Apply to T. r. KELLOGG, No. lJ9 Pears, N. w. or No. l8
Second. place, BROOKLYN.
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THE TRUSTEES of the MONTANA PETRO-

L LFUM COMPANY have declared a DIVIDEND of
THREE PER CENT for month Of August payable September
The transfer books will be closed iron the 9TH to the 10Th
of September A. F. FUNK President.
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TOHN WILEY g. SON. will Publish To-
- MORROW RUSKINS NEW WORK ON BOOKS,
AND HOW WE READ THEM &c
SESAME AND LILIES,
Two Lectures delivered at Manchester in 1854 BY JoHs
Rusx,s-Of Kings Tressuries and Queens Gardens
vol l2mo. 81.
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NyyEBSTERs NEW DICTIONARY,
w WITH 5000 ILLUSTRATIONS.
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