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r IST OF CAUSES put down for trial at No
vember Term 1857 (lSth days.
W Entrekin IS, Kensinger Fluc&.
John Crist VS. Eliza Corl.
David Heidler IS Huntington & Broadtop N. Il.
r. 4 Coal CO.
Michael Ritehey vs. Jos. B. Stoner.
Jos & Sophia Kennard vs. David a Arnold Lash
ley.
Geo ". MGgcrs vs. Michael Feather ct al
David b Bulger VS. JAG Brenneman-
Jeremiah KnoulF w Jno ii Werts ct al
Thos r. Evans rs Isaiah Shaier ct nj
Jas Patton VS. DR. Wm Bureh
John Black ct al VS. Cath TTicker
Jas Patton VS. DR. Wm BrRch
sanI Crissman ct al vs. Jno Axes Adnir
Thos Ritrhey vs. jac Lingenfelter ct al
Fred Smith ct al VS. Alex Fletcher ct al
Same Us John Cayender ct al
Saml Castner ct al VS. Michael Fox
AIichl Hagan VS. Alyan Boylan
John Hetriek VS. Jno g. Clark
Geo. S Potter vs. Jno Eberly
Jno Stresser IS Levi Eluek.
Certified Oct II, 1867.
oct IS; o. E. sHANNr N, Prot.
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ID EGISTER'S NOTICE.-AH persons interes-
/ 1. ted are hereby notified that the following
named accountants have fled their accounts in
the Registers Office Of Bedford county, and that
the same win be presented to the Orphans Court
an and for said county, on Tuesday the I9 day Of
November next, at the Court House in Bedford
for confirmation;
The account Of John Harcleroad, administrator
Of the estate Of Christian Harclerosd late Of Bed
ford tp, deed.
The account Of John Dieken, Exr Of the last
win &c Of Moses Dicken, late of Cumberland
Valley tp, deed.
The account of Daniel Fletcher, Exr. Of the last
viii &c of John Morton, late Of Monroe township,
deed
The final account Of David N. Replogle, Admr
Of the estate Of George Sharp, late Of Middle
WOodberry tp. deed.
The account Of Hiram Davis, Admr Of the es-
tate of David Roudabush, late OF Napier town
ship, deed.
The account Of Albert Wright and Edwin V
Wright. Admrs Of the estate Of ThOs. q. Wright,
late Of ST. Clair tp., decd
The account Of Michael Wertz, Esq, Testamen-
tary Guardian Of Joseph Ciaycomb
The account Of George 3. Holsinger, Guardian
Of Louisa Funk.
The account of James N. BarndoIlar, Exr OF
the last viii &c. Of Sarah Fare, late Of Bloody
Run Borough, deed.
The account of David c. Long, Admr Of The
estate of Richard W Jones, late Of South Wood
berry tp., decd
The account Of Anon Wilson, guardian Of Mag
gle. Charles and Jonathap C. Dicken, minor chill
dren of Jonathan C. Dicken, late Of Cumberland
Valley township, deed.
Oct. Il. 1857.
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DRIDGE ROOFING. The Commissioners ot
ID Bedford county viii let. the premises, &c
the lowest aud best bidder, on Tuesday, November
5th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the roofing Of the bridg,
across Dunning's creek, near the house Of Josept
Griffith, in st. Clair township.
BY order Of the board,
Oss.25.2t JN0. g. FISHER, Clerk.
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DUBLIo SALE,

d Lie SALE,
on saturday, November 25d, 1867, Ions ALslr,
Aucti0ueer.
Ey virtue of au srder Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county the undersigned Administrator Of
the estate Of William Bounell late Of London
derry township in said county, dee d, win offer for
sale by public outcry upon the premises. on Satur-
day November 23d, SGT, all the following des rib
el 5aiaa BE Real Estate OF Farm situated in the
township aforesaid, bounded by lands Of Solo
mon Sturtz, ON the northeast, by Abraham kerns'
hsirs on the northwest, by Philip Rush, the
southwest, by Abraham kerns heirs, on the
southeast Containing IS acres and Is perches.
and allowance and having thereon erected one
and q have stJried log dwelling house, log barn
with thrashing H0or, and sheds attached, and
other out-buildings. There Is also good BLACK
SMITH SHOP on the premises
About so acres are cleared and under fence, and
the balance Of the tract is well covered with ex-
cclent oak. pine, and bark timber. This proper
~ is f,yora6ly located ia pleasant neighbor-
hood. a5oEt 4 miles frgm the Extensive Steam
Tanncry Of Mcssrs. Bobitz d Black, at the foot Of
Dry Ridge, Is also well supplied with never fail
ing springs 81 water.
Sale 20 commence at III uclocbY a, M.. Of said
dav. when terms viii be made known by.
JACOB TROUTMAN, JE.,
Nay.L Administrator
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

TO he Coroner, the Justices Of tie Peace, su,d
c7Hsta5les jR the different Toraships IL tEe
County of Bedjord, Greeting.
kS08 YE that in pursuance Of precept 20 me
directed, under the hand and the seal Of the Hon.
ALEXANDER KING, President Of the several
Courts Of Common Pleas in the Sixteenth District.
I consisting Of the counties of Franklin. Fulton.
Bedford and Somerset, and by virtue OF his Office
Of the Court Of Oyer and TeTminer and General
Jail Delivery for the trial Of capital and other Of
Tenders therein and il the General Court 0f Quar-
ter Sessions Of the Peace and WM g. ErcH-
oLTz and GEORGE ". GUsIP, Esqs., Judges Of the
same Court, IN the same County Of Bedford YOU
and each Of You are hereby required to be and
appear in your proper persons, with your Records
heoognIzances, Examinations, and other remem-
brSnces, before the Judges aforesaid, at Bedford,
at a Court Of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery and General Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace therein to be holden for the county Of Bed
ford, aforesaid, on the
THIRD MONDAY OF NOV. lJeisg The 18th dam
at 10 o'clock il the forenoon Of that day there and
then to do those things to which your several off,
ccs pertain.
Given under my hand at Bedford on the 9Th of
August il the year Of our Lord. 1867
aug9 ROBERT STECKAfAN, Shd.
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Dr schenck,s PuImonic syrup.

Tkis great medicine cured by DR.. J. II. schenek
the proprietor Of Pulmonary Consumption, when
speedy death appearelto TO he Inevitable. His ply
sicians pronounced his case iucurablc, when he
commenced the use of this simple but powerful
remedy. His health was restored in very short
time and no return Of the disease has been appre-
hended, for sl the symptoms quickly disappear.
ed and his present weight is more than two hun
dred pounds
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cure Of Consumption, and the
diseases which arc usually complicated with it, and
the cures effected by his medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful, DR.. sehenck
makes professional visits to several Of the larger
cities weekly where he has large concourse Of pa
tents and it is truly astonishing to see poor con-
sumptivcs that have to be lifted cut Of their car
riuges, and IN a few months healthy, robust per
sons. DR.. sehenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake pills are generally aH re
quired in curing Consumption. Fall directions
accompany each, SO that any one take them
without seeing Dr. schenck, but when it is eenve-
nicnt it is best to see him. He gives advice free,
but for o thorough examination with his ResPir-
olneter his fee is three dollars.
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The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepsia is iaeurable, tells
a-that is to say, makes an egregious mistake
More than ten thousand aggravated cases have
been cured by HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS, while the number that have been prevent
Cd from coming to head, By the same means, is
incalculablo. In this season Of the year, when
the appetite is sometimes too vigorous for the
comfort and safety Of the stomach, Indigestion is
most prevalent and most disressing. is the appe-
tte to be baked to accommodate ths digestive or
ganz9 Not SO. for then the frame would lack its
due proportion Of nutriment. THE thing to be
done is to srnFyGTHES THE STOMACH, tone the
liver and pat the bowels in perfect order. Moth
ing viii DO this So efeetuaIy. so rapidly, so qui-
city, SO pleasantly, as H0STETTER's BIT
TIERS. This potent preparation trims and bal
ancos the system, aud clothes it as it were, with
defensive armor. Chronic dyspepsia, liver com
plaint, and fever and ague are never known TO at
tack those who are wise enough to invoke the aid
ofthis great preventive. octt
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DIED

On the l3ih Of October, at Claysbure. G. T. Nc
CLELLAN. son Of Elias and Raeh e DeIl age,
years months and 2s days
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n YES DYES! 0 YEs,-The undersigned
~ having taken out auctioneer license holds
himself in readiness to cry sales and auctions on
the shortest notice Give him q call. Address
him at Rays Hill, Bedford county, Pa.
WILLIAM GRACEY.
oct1S:.Gm
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CtRAHD JURORS drawn for November Term,
W "a Monday, 18th day, 4. D. 1867.
Bedford 7o,eHsLip. David Points, Forenaas
BedfoJd B0ropgh: Joseph Alsip.
Broad 7op James Ross
HoPeeeM Gecrge elapper ". II. Dasher,Jn0.
Hinish.
Horrisoa: John II Vert. james Scott, Samuel
2. Hoffman.
Jania,a: stephen Mecreary. John ArmeII
Li1er'y' John AeCiaiu, Henry Kelley, John
Berkstresser.
Precedence East. Francis " Pee.
Proeideaee H.: Joseph Whststone,
s. Cur; Henry kaufman, Joseph Furgeson,
Josiah Penrose, Samuel Iokts, Jr
Union: J Palmer, Samuel 7 Barklcy, WIN
James.
'se~taamf,oa. George Miller.
PETIT JURORS drawn for same Term:
Beatard BoroagG: Samuel Shuek, John j.
Mowry,
Bedford T2en.Lip: Daniel Walter, Michael
Dibert, John Fetter.
Broad Top; William Foster
Cumberland Valley: Peter Derencr, William
Smith, Henryj Braner, John Wertz,
toteroia: David Milestone,
Hops,reU Samuel Davis,
Jiasjata; William Frazier. OF George
Londonderry: Samuel Carpenter, Henry Nil
Ter,
Monroe: David Miller, Ednohd Ash
Napier: John Williams, George W. Blackburn,
Cornelius Whetstoue,
Prartden-- 8cst: Daniel smouse, John J..
MortimoTe, John C Calhoun,
81. G}qir. William Yout, Hiram Blackburn.
Southampton: James Northcraft, Lewis Brown
ing,
taioa. George Beegle, Joseph Croyle, George
Sewers, Miehacl Moses, Enamel Benton, Jacob
Shafer,
Woodtery Niadie: William Simpson, James
Miller. Das.id Reagy,
WoodJery South. D. &. Armstrong,
Buck.
Drawn and certified at Bedford, this 10th day Of
Sept, a. y. 1867
ISAAC KENSINGER,
WILLIAM KIRK,
attest: Jury Commissioners
JSo. q. FisHER, Clerk oct25
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RArIoNs COWNuTED!--He u deceased
pTi 5aers entitled 70 Communication Of RatioHs
The heirs Of prisoners who died in
any Of the Southern prisons are entitled to re-
cover the Commutaiion for Rations provided
by Act Of Congress approved March ,, 1so'.
Widows, children and parents who are enti-
tied 10 Ration money can procure it by ap-
plying 70 Durborrow 4 Lutz. u
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01

AsY person desiring life Scholarship in
any one Of Bryant, s,rattan 4 Co. chain OF
National Commercial Colleges, can be suppl
ed by applying to this Office These are the
finest Commercial Colleges in America.
Price $40, from which we will deduct 25 per
cent u
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Any person desiring Scholarship of the
Quaker City College, Philadelphia, one Of
the best Business Colleges in the United
States, can be supplied, on reasonable terms,
by APPLYING 70 us.tf.
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Institute met al @ a. ~, and was called to
order. County Superintendent in the chair.
After miscellaneous business. Prof a. stew
ems delivered an able lecture on the subject
orpsamaaship showing clearly the great ad-
vantaqes to be derived f7osa the stady Of
good system Of peumanship.
Adjourned. 1870 B. 81.
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MAexoilA WArER.-A delightful toilet ar
tiele superior to Cologne and at half the
price. 2t
rsy-A new Grover & Baker $50 Sewing Ma
chine for sale-one halt cash and the balance
in reasonable time. Apply to Box 61, Bed
ford. e.
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OCR BoEoUGH SCHooLs.-The time IS
again approaching, when It viii become nee
essary to employ principal and assistants to
take charge OF our public schools for the
next six months We hope to see onr school
board take firm aRd decided stand against
the employment of any bat good and eomps-
tent persons, either as principal or assistants.
Lett, be remembered that these positions in
our publie,schools do rot now, nor were they
ever inteaded to, partake Of an eleemosyna-
ry character Meme but those who are both
physically aud mentally fitted should ever be
employed TO 6Il these important and respoa-
sibe positions. Fitness should always be the
only and inexofable criterion by which to
Judge all applicants, and unless the school
directors exercise greater vigilance in this
respect than they have frequently done, they
viii le held to a strict responsibility by an
indignant tax paying public.
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DURE GRAPE WINE FOR sACRAMENTAL
Il purposes. Pure blackberry wine nine years
old, sold when prescribed By a regular physician.
No. diamond coal OIL, clear as crystal. Heavy
dint glass lamp chiHneys az
HECKERMAN & SONS Drug Store.
0cL25.3t
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Institute met at the usual hour. Coanty
Superintendent in the chair. After reading
a.5oarual and rollcali, the county snpeTin-
teadeui continued the exercise in Orthogra-
ply The Institute was then divided into
-T classes, one Of which was formed into q
g-.s 10 Peamansbipi conducted By Prof. A.
sus the other into class in Mental
4-.tAmeGc, conducted BY j. ~ Reynolds.
After The class drills, the county SuPerintea.
den, introduced the Hon j. p. Wickershan,
aag delivered an able lecture on the Science
% Teaching. On motion Of " C. Smith a
Of thanks was rendered the lecturer for
a address
The Clee Ciab then favored ahe Institute
w..a several choice pieces. of music.
raoGEAH FOB THURSDAY MORNING.
alsic, f. a. Mcclure.
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NJ oTIcE.-Notiee il hereby given that there
IN win be EXPOSED az public sale, on Tuesday,
November 18th, 1861, a. the north end Of Richard
street, in the borough of Bedford, the 5ridge on
which the Bedford and Holiday road, crosses
the Juniata.
JAMES CLARK.
0ct.25:38 JOSIAH PENR0sE.
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NTANTED-A rftclass Teaeherto take charge
w Of the public schools at Saxton, by October
Ist, 1867. f. A. FOCKLER, Sec.
G. W. NOOK Prest. sep20:St.
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SIR. G. II. SHAgr, the natural veutriloquist,
viii give one of bis interesting ventril0quial
entertainments in the Court House on Friday
evening next The lovers Of wit and baDor
are respectfully ;Byited to be present.
CuANag or PeopRiEreRs-T Morrison
House al Huntingdon. Pa. formerly kept by
Joseph Morrison. viii hereafter be conducted
by Ness-s. Tate & Hldsbrand The house
is one Of tie best kept in this section Of the
country. The gentlemanly proprietors spare
no efforts to make their guests comfortable
Persons travelling by railroad from Bedford
viii and it the most convenient aud comforta-
bic Hotel ia Huntingdon.
TINS HUzrIvGpoS q BsoAD Tor RAll RoAD.
Taking advantage CT . recent trip over this
road to examine it with some care, we are
graiifed 10 be able to report ;he road IN
good condition. The bridges are ia better
reDair Than they have becn for long time
and their very appearance gives assurance Of
perfect safety Under the able snperinten-
dance Of Mr J. McKillips, the trains ran
with the utmost regularity and less detention
than we have ever knows. making good time
and sure connections ei,h the Central Rail-
road al Huntingdon The trip from Mt. Dali
las to Philadelphia is now made in precisely
twelve hours.
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ItRAND JURORS drawn for November Term,
" "a Monday, sth day, 4. D. 1867.
Bedlord 7oseaship: David Points, Foreaans
BetfoJd B0ropgh: Joseph Alsp.
n
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CASH OR PRODUCE.

VXTANTED.-Forty heavy locust posts and
wv thirty bushels Of corn. Apply to
NovI.2f j. r. DURBORROW.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, N Y, July %, 1867.
desrus tive Ere occurred here this moruin between
three and fcur o'clock 10 buildings Noa ies 100 and
los Main stra't, owned BY T. O Riley. The buildings
were occupied by MsssrsL c. ". d E. Partridge dry.
goods merchants; & Bergman clothing store, r. O.
Riley millinery soods; Clay csssset Co.. uthosraph.
ere; VIM KnignA photographer, and others No. 100
10 ccmpssss wrsAs; Noa lst and les are considerably
sauassd y vs,ss nd Ora Mr. Riley holds Insurance.
for go go on the bn dingA hsssn Psrdrdrs's ssech
10 damaged 70 the e1t mt Of $4,000 They are insrred
So2. 900. principally 8, New York cOnpsnisa ".
Mr. knishts leo also al out eso0o and 10 also covered
By insurance.
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mental principle Of government which not prepared
TO accept for ourselves
courssed BY past umphs and proud high d Of
s executive its legsators and its Senators and Repre-.
partial suffrage one Of the most important to
will be sustained by the caler Judgment ana patotic
sentiment Of the people Of this State and e gracious sp
Resolved I6.,thls c Convention agpro- the Of
attempts OF the President TO subst te his viii FOR The
authority Of Congress in reconstruct AZ the States in
and the safety Of the nation. to Pc severe IN that
10 the end.
ton to the expression Of an Opinion in regard 70 Maxi
milan,
Mr. sTANDRRY met the rame fate In q resolution
Jersey TO General Grant
The Convention adjourned harmoniously at about Ave
O'Clock p. NJ
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
SPECIAL Iflfeasm TO TINE Hfaalp.

The Approaching GubcrnntorIal Election.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July % 1867.
O'Clock NJ
Expectations are entertained that the approaching
elections will pass OF comparatively quiet In Mem
phs the central committees Of the radical and conserya-
tive parties have mutually agreed dscounensnce and
prevent disturbance on election day. No trouble is
apprehended In the cities and large towns: il Is only in
remote districts that any riotous conduc. Is looked for
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TINE inpan wAs.

Fishs Among the Hostile Trlbe> Near For,
stepheHsen-staBspedIn Of Government
Horses.
81. Lorrs, Jolly %, 1897.
sne pmeen OF the steamer hcGil, which hlv jus,
rive, nere from Upper Missouri, says that Ssnd Of
one b. ndrsd and fy s,our Indians ATTACKED rvt Of
The Rhe, be above Fort Stephenson and Killed me
and rNn on WITH twenty Eve ponies The same nisht
ths same IN aans ns@peded . number Of government
pNss1 ed vckedsd ost Qlaiss ., Tesy Nsp6erson.
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the MIsslssIp,'l lfvfss.

New dAIEASs, July %, 1897
convention OF planters 10 In Scssion IN ths city 10
enaesvor 70 devise means for rebuilding the s,eea The
result 10 Jet undetermined
!ne svee Convention today appointed o conn oitise
Qf tntee TO call General Sheridan and see What ca DO
jourued tsN De
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Ihf MAMMAL GAME.
Empire W.. Champion.

empire We. Champion.
The Empire, OF this city and the Champion, Of Jersey
CITY, played their frst match game yesterday afternoon
on The grounds Of the latter before large concourse Of
spectators The playing Of both clubs taken In the az
greeate, certainly did them credit; - was loose and
careless from beginning 10 end, the balls being fre
quently mu1ed overthrown
Both clubs can do better and II 10 hoped that when
they have their return match they will display greater
Skill The following d the score Of The game
kMTfkk.
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TIVE crors At TIVE suurH.

NEW ORLEANS, July a. 1891.
me accounts Of the crops continue 70 b unfavcrsb,,
me prospect Tor ccten more favorable thar Mai for
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.
Deaths by Cholera Mt NTempbI..

Dcntbs by ChOIern ne Memphis.
MEMPHIS, July %, 1867
Cholera is decreasing here Accounts from Arkansas
represent the disease prevailing the plantations in the
Vicinity Of Pine Blun Dcs Arc and Helena One plaptor
near The latter place lost twenty Ave hands last week
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SPECIAL rflssaAn TO rm usaAle

CINCINNATI, July q, 1867,
10 O'Clock, r. n J
Two Italian eounaerieten we're arrested in . room on
Third krest to-day while in the very col Of moulding
counterfeit nvs cents nickss They had superb dies and
machinery and had several bushels Of spurou coins
ready 10 be showed.
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CHOLERA ON TIVE PLAINS.

LAwREscR Kansas, July Is, 1867
The cholera 10 raging badly at Forts Harker ana
Hayea FIfty-two new wore reported at Fort
Harker Saturday. and seventeen dsaths Seven
occurred in one family a. sana which resulted in three
deaths.
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,esss is a "a ga sa 10. a. s.
si: %$sS;IIs;sS:y;; !, ! : : ! ! &c
mssS ~ ,ss Williamson, Of the EMPIRE and Den
ca,shssss.Empirc IS Champion H. Pu. or, on fouls
pon, Time OF game-two hours and iveuiysSe minutea
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miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP ONTARIO now. Of tho American Steamship
Companys line Of packets between Boston and Lverpoo
returned from her trial trip yesterday after twenty sio
hours absence at during most Of which time engines
at twothirds speed making about thirty hres
revolutions OF her screw minute Everything regard
TO the machinery and working OF the ship entire
faction and the trip considered ono
The Ontario viii be commanded by Capt Frank Haiet
and is expected to sail from Boston August 6rss
voyage.
Spoken.
ship Neptune Peabody, hence for Liverpool, July 49, as
40 sc, Ion IS 49,
Ship southern Rights from Liverpool for Baltimore, July
q, lat 4O s. Ion IS 45.
Ship i Tucker from Liverpool for Philadelphia, July
Bark Mary Belle Roberts from Cow Bay for NYork ulv
q, lat 40 so Ion 80 20.
Brig VIM Mallory, Jr, from Liverpool for New Haven
Elwell, No %.
For O,her Shipping Ne,cs See Seventh Pag.
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I'll EAST MrH STA REsPEcrABLR YOUNG
grl a. chambcrmaid and waitress. o. - nprpt
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