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BOARD OF EXCiSE.

The ComptroiIer's Communication ON the Ap.
preparation Of Moneys Accruing from LIE
censcs-A Heavy CaIendar-Number Of Ii.
censcs Revoked.
The Commissioners Of the Board OF Excise met
yesterday. All members were present, and Judge
Bosworth occupied the chair.
The committee to whom was referred the applIca-
tons OF persons desiring licenses reported favora-
bly, on one hundred ana eighty-nve applications.
The following communication from the Comprol-
ler In relation to the moneys collected for licenses
was received by the Secretary and read to the
Board
CoNPTRoLLER's orrios, June II, 1858.
METGoPoLITAN BOARD OF ExCisE:-
GENrLrMENI beg to acknowledge receipt OF the commu
ncaon from your secretary Of the 1lh inst enclosing copy
opinion of counsel relative 10 the disposition 70 be
have the honor state that there be doubt TO the
right Of the city treasury TO be put In possession Of the BAL
want OF funds for the purpose OF meeting the de-
mands which are being made against IT,, snd
am therefore, under the necessity Of reqnest,ns n:s
10 pay monthly to the Chamberlain OF the city OF New
FOR the OF the Commissioners of the sinking fund
all the license collected during the
'"' ''"pe' ''' RICHARD B. CoSNSIIY, Comptroller
The communication was referred to the Finance
Committee.
The calendar contained the names OF thirty one
liquor dealers against whom complaints had been
violations OF the Excise law. OF these four cases
adjourned over for one week, seventeen licenses
were revoked, eight were not revoked end ~ TWO IN
stances the charges were dismissed.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
SUPREME C0UHT-cAAMBens.
The Broadway Concert saloons and the Po
Iice-Injunction Denied.

Before Judge Ingraham.
Hatch Us. Commissioners or Metropolitan Police
ct al; Mack Us. Sdn,e-These cases were applica-
tions to restrain defendants from placing police on
GERS at the doors of paintins premises to warn the
public against patronizing them. Hatch is the pro-
prietOr OF the Palace Garden Broadway waiter girl
concert saloon and Mack is the proprietor OF similar
establishment known as the "Dew Drop In" The
court denied the motion for injunction, on the
ground that the paintifs' remedy, IL any, Is by a
suit for damages, and held that the nature Of the
plaintiffs business, as shown by the anldavits, was
such to entitle them TO the equitable nerer-
eDce the court.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

average temperature, 12ss; average temperature
on Monday, 72ss.
SToPPAGE OF DIsrrLLERrEs.-The Internal Revenue
authorities have ordered the suspension OF all the
distilleries In the Eighth collection district. This
step was deemed necessary on account OF the bold
and constant defiance OF the revenue lawa
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FOR THE PAcIF1c.-The
steamship ocean Queen sailed yesterday for Aspn-
wall with the mails for California and South Amer
lea. Among her passengers Ia numerous detach-
men Of United States troops, destined for service on
the Pacific coast.
SUDDEN DEATB.-An inquest was yesterday held
~ The Ncygue by Coroner Flynn over .be remains
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

The webb sisters are great favorites among the
theatre-goers OF san Francisco.
The good people of New Orleans are In estacies
the concon. The critics pronounce IL "a new and
very popular feature"
Nine. Scheer is playing the part OF The lovely
Annie, in o dramatization Of "Enoch Arden." 10
crowded houses in salt Lake city.
Flotow and another composer have composed
three act comic opera, which has four characters,
but no chorus.
several masculine and feminine stars are at pres
ent living Idle in the city Of st. Louis, with but slim
chances Of getting occasion to shed their light on the
public. a. ,,.. p..s,.. ,.. S.u.
nrosnced nj the OdGon with the title Of Ia Lotere
du Marriage u poor piece and was but u ndf ar
eny successful; ns cerSn s acS Ssnn0' DC tue
II Is said artists nd longer TO be allowed the
privilege Of giving concerts as the the houses nc oi the
privileges OF the licensed rooms. This Is the report
Chicago is making extensive preparations for the
on the nth and will continue to the 21st inst About
$4,000 will be expended In decorating the Wabash
avenue rink alone The city y viii be visited by eve,
$50 SCION shinses owens is playing the Victims"
with Forty winks"to crowded houses in Indian
The R!chinss opera troupe closed suceessa, d sea-
@ IN OF an Se
ballet and the white Fawn." ., =, ~
WThe Black Crook, has reached Raleigh " C.
The learned critic OF the Raleigh Standard tnus eio
quently discourses about it's first Ieprssen,a%uom % II,
that VILLAGE" We saw nothing OFFENSIVE n ba.h ~ M
Crookn II is play. 1t is tale OF magic when we
have read In various shapes In chlldno0a ana an =
now presented 10 the bodily eye as beautilui anu
intereatino in manhood as when the magtclans
wand waved in infancy. We think this is one OF the
sos ins,apson took rousing Grip Van wnklc"
beneut on Friday evening at the Walnut street
theatre. Philadelphia The house was jammed1. >,
fewts Baker az snarkey, In "Under the Gaslight,n
in the same city and on the same niaht ~ the Arch
street theatre.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
COURT CAleNDARs-1HIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRcuT.-Par mos. l042
1885, 1872 49, 4 300 &C., 775, 32s 36o, 73s, rs, sl4
s17, 65s, 9s7, 1888, $500, 1892, ia.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-No os. TO- SO, 90, 90,
125, 100, 134. 13e, 143 $50, 1853, 100, 100.
SUPREME C0uRT-SPEcbAL TERM.-Nos. SOL, Ill,
12l 2 ga so 9 e2 95, 137 1853, 1872 10, ia, 199,
2O3, 2l6 AT, 2l9, go.
COMMON PLEAs--TRrAL TERM.-Part Nos. 1882,
11s3 1872 $780, 1897 1909 935, s3l 673 9o2 1900 1901
1870 1911 1912. Part 2-1262, 1867, 431 3D. 323 $685.
se4 251, 1856, 756, 1000, s24, 1858, 5e7, 7s3.
MARINB CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos 1851, 18l1,
1907 1890 14Os 1857 1647, 1925 1875 1471 $780, 1881
1924 le7s 1879 $780, 1884, 1892 1os3 1854 1885, 1885,
1887 1899 1880.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

macy, in the HERALD Building, the thermometer
has ranged a. follows during the past twenty -four
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coua1-N BANKRUPTCY
Jury Trial ln Bankruptcy.

Brock ana Nsckerson rs. Ell HoppOch.--In this
case 1t was alleged that the defendant had conveyed
away or concealed portions Of his property with the
intent to defraud his creditors He was further
charged with having concealed and secreted himself
10 avoid service Of the legal documents issued
against him 10 compel hia appearance in court.
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NEW YORK CITY.
~>~o~~>O>~~~-o~o-oo~~~>~
TIE COURTS.
UNITED STATES clAeuT couaI-lG ADMIRALTY.
Collision Case In Appeal.
Before Judge Nelson,

IOaon cs The Western Metropolis. case occu-
pied the court the entire day hearing arguments in
appeal against decree Of the District Court. De-
CislOn reserved.
The case Of Anne Cavan vs.. The Steamboat George
washington and the steam ferryboat ID. S. Gregory
10 To be heard to-day The case is an appeal
nom decree OF the District Court In which $4,000
was ordered to the libeant compensation for per-
sonal Injuries and fractures which she received In a
1885,
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
THE NEW POST OFFICE.

The Congressional Committees Report ON
the Proposed New Metropolitan Post Office
The Immediate Erection OF the structure
Recommendations Exhibit of the
Increased Postal Business Of the Country
and the Prospective Failure Of New York;
Interesting Comparative Statements and
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20
ALL the LOCAL NEWS.

Coon morning to YOU Mrs. smi,hl
rye been to neighhor Molsc's;
For ben Macbeth Is Kicked to death
ny Noighbor Jones' horses.
thought I'd call around, sou know.
Hut have no timo 10 tarry,
For Susy Ann has got beau,
Ana just about TO marry,
\ charming day TO run away,
II is SO cool and shady
Is'pose you know that Mary Drew
Has got a little baby?
Annie Fall and Rufus Han,
ThH' were so ernndly mated,
Have hn falling out, they shy,
And now they've separated.
Old Jimmy ~ng-thc drunken thing
Who stole from Mr. Frccman's--
And Harry Nott-nuothcr sol
Are dying with the "trcmcns.'
ANA by the way, last saturday,
When 1 was out walking,
heard that Deacon P1,tcr.s Sue
Had sued old Deacon Sto,ling.
dpu1t know how true it is,
But they tell awful stories
Ofthat unluy, tine other day,
That happened ont at Mprry's
But must go-l cannot stay
I l,n my bread % RISING:
But what this world ts com|lr %.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

Is the midst Of the preparation tor
the trial OF Andrew johnson, the great
traitor, Davis, is lost sight of, except
that we know he is living like a prince
in the South, where his blind followers
still cling To the idea OF his Intimate
-uccc.s. NpDto,1 imDiadR,
1t is amusing to see how many Office
holders under johnson are ju,t pCgin-
ming to find ont lhat he i, Il traitor,
when there Il prospect Of successor
being chosen. Brewer was delegate
to The late Philadelphia Republican
Convcntiuu,and in order to bring "fruits
meet for repentance, lin order to
maintain the petty Office Of Deputy
Assessor, voted for Wade a. his Candi-
date for Vice President, not doubling
that the latter would reward him when
he comes into uowcr. But suppose the
Wnln pnnio $50 hays out" what then"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20
4 TDITOR,s NOTICE.

IN the orphans Court for the County Of Coum-
pin, in the matter of the estate of Frederick Hes.
deceased. The Auditor appointed by the Court
to make distribution of the balance in the hands
of Thomas Hess Executor of Frederick Hess de
d,nm"ns the cs!tcs Of said 'stat",wil meet
the parties Interested for the purpose of his ap-
pointmcnt, on SATURDAY, MARCH =, \. ~. lsiN,
Hf ten o'clock, \. NJ, at the Office ut Robert f..
clark, E~q corner ol Main and Market streets.
EoumshurI, Columbia county, Pa.
All persons having cl aims against the estate
uIH hereby required to present to tine Auditor, OF
pu failure To- present the same he turo' rrdcburrcl
from coming la for q share of the snid estate.
". T.. JACKSON, Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

\ LOCoMoTIvE and train of coal cars
have been partially submerged for scv-
eral days ON the l.. Il Il. r.. II. below
Rupert The engine is Off the track,
aud it will require some laoor to get it
ON again. The track is under water for
n considerable distance.
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW STOCK or CLOTHING.

NEW STOCK or CLOTHING.
Fresh arrived OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DAVID LowENBERd
invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND CLOTHING.
ot his store on
Main street iwodoors above the American Hous
bloomsbury, Pa.,
where he has just received from New York and
Philadelphia - null assortment Of
MEN AND HOYs' CLOTHING,
including the most fashionable durable, and
handsome
.. DRESS GOODS,
BOX, SACK, ROCK, GUM, AND olI-CLoTH
COATS AND PANTS,
Of al sorts, sizes aud color lie has also replen.
ished his already large stock Of
FALL AND WINTER sItAWGs,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS,
SHIFTS, CRAvAT~, STOCKS, COLLARS,
ntNpKERCHIEFS GLOVES,
EUSrENDERS AND FANCY ARTICLES
lie uns constantly on hand large and wcll-sc.
l"ctcd assortment Of
CLOTHS AND VlSTINGs.
which he is prepared to make to order into any
Kind of clothing, on very short notice, and IN tn.
best manner All hi' clothing is made to wear,
and most Of it is of home manufacture
GOLD WATCHES AND JEwEIRY,
of every description, huc ana cheap. His case
Jewclry is not surpassed in this place. Call nnd
examine his general assortment OF
CLOTHING, WATCHES. JEW ELllY. &c
DAVID LOWENRrRG.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IA ESTATE on GEORGE Y1NGER, DECEASED.
Lctters of administration on the estate OF George
lingcr late of MOntour township, Columbia co.,
deceased have been granted by the Register oi
suld county to Lewis Christopher Of Centre twp.
Al persons having claims or demands against
the estate OF the dcccdcnt are requested to make
them known and those indebted to make pnv-
mrut. LEWIS CHRISTOPHER
Iuh ~ AlnlL Ll-LL..I-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

JonN M'IIENrY, ST., the well known
decr-hunter, and who was the first
white child born above Orangeville,
died on last Tuesday morning aged
about 30 years. We shall hereafter
give n more extended obituary.
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4 UDITOR's NOTICE.

~ the Orphans court for the County of Colum-
rul, ia the mutgrof the estate of William cray
tom deceased. The Auditor appointed by the
uurt, to make distribution of the balance in the
hands ot samuel Ent. lNrru. rOt William Clay
ton deceased, among the l,"Hi"gS pftc>ttt", will
truoiUtmrut ON FRIDAY, Eth OF MARCH. \. H..
i-r>Ht noel 'Ci, y. Mat his Office in BlunmS0urg,
columbia county, Pa
vi persons having claim, against the estate
arc hereby required to present To the Auditor, or
IA l1ilurc to present the s"iuC he forever de-
barred nom coming in for share of tine said cS-
tate. -
JOHN q. FREEZE, Auditor.
L.-L- u N.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

BENJAMIN a. BENTLY, of Williams
port, has been appointed by Governor
Gcary, President Judge of the new Ju-
dicial District composed Of LScIming
p,uptS
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

THE Radical, in Congress are endcav-
oring to force on the people of Alaha-
ma, the Constitutions, framed 10y II NO
gro convention Tut Whici was defeat
ed by tine people when submitted To q
vote,
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NnrIrk

1 LsrArE OF HENRY pIErTERGCu UICD
Letters tcstumcnlnrN ON the estate OF Henry
b,otterch late OF BrurCrcnk township, Colun-
hut county have been granted by the Register OF
Columbia County to samuel Dcttcrich. and
Henry A. Die tcrich, Of said Township. All per-
SONS having claims against the estate are rcQu,S-
ted tp present them Tor settlement, ana those iu-
dChlcu to the estate either ON note or book ne.
count will make payment to the r. ecutorS with.
out delay. FL DlEITElilCU,
HENRY \. DlETrERGtlt
Feb, lIUS. Executors.
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A DMINisTRATORS NOTICE.

~ ESTATE of MATTHIAS EHuSE DECEASED.
'rti'Is of administration ON the oStutrni Ma
Iu.lS Rluup. late Of Jackson township, Columbia
County, deceased, have been granted by th" Reg
i>ipr Of said County, to Sumncl Rlon", admir-.
ruut tovt'tHtrHtJ uItHsTO de bOHiS UDU vino resides
IN scott township. All persons having claims or
demands against the said estate are requested To
present them for scttl mCnt without delay, and
those indebted to mako payment.
SAMI FL kllONE, Administrator.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

IOruclub of3l, l''.I-unr Of the i,lpw'n arii.
r'r>, VIZ; pciauc dress pattern; r,url cUlurrd
uyt ~urrut lou view turkey nnr''cp album ~
pattern; honey comb quiit, al wopi ~pudr,
.uywl; ~,i solid goid ul,uIu studs; ulI wool tan
s, cashmere pants ana vest pattern; grula nan
Iatd chain gold trimmings; silver plated uAa>cd
uIttcr dish SILVER plated hptllc u.y, lnE tl,~-
tor, ON teot, set superior sctIgd umH,d KNIVES
Ions, gold plated cmln ladies sJld duu pie ril,
.,u'- heavy chased solid gold ring; soil, black
walnut work box or writing desk extra qual Ily
u.llu raj skirt; set jcWcrv, sleeve buttons 40
~plru Itd cDluS u Hate, IVORY trimmings; supc-
upr lWkrA morocco hnuppH" uas; ladies' high
FOR uclub of oD .6.-Ouc oi tnc folIuwtug aui-
,Iv~, va: hlack or cJIurcd ALPACA dress pattern
l"pth dress rtlirrhi ON. piece "i hlencned or
un REVOLVING castor; - yards superior cash
wcrr iulpHut Nnl,, est pa tem CNtrahcoyy honey
Luul- gh boots yards E,uln'rs good wool
naehug; Mur} c1Hlinrrr plul dress pattern;
o.. c. uulu-' .tl wool ylual. pattern SILVER ~ lie
,u ,i.l,r ur ,lt ut~hcl: Iur mum or cape; ladies
t.-hoah.C WOOL o"unI, shaw; spI handicapped
yu~. double width wa cr proof cluUkIug, ~r, Voc
b, handle kn yes, wt,u Hlt"r-pm'rd "r.-; art
Fora cub ul lu', 80 --Ouc eft the following ar
/ u'Ir, NlH' ud' leuhlr Wlk iu 'lunN ,usur coat
. ing -Hug', hnr, hl"rhrd hutn Hh'v covers,
witu du1, i"S, eiHrd dinner napkins tu match
. t"rutE ave ards splendid humpc rpctlug good
. rulur'; AIr1 punnu'N uH'k 90 all nol or'>, pa
lrUs; extra quality rnpIn dress Patterns; one
"u' large lt''' hultiinI pmlN tNNit Wldlh
yuI uuullu--.A."d patent lctNrr watch; A. ivu-
IN handled steel hldud iinl cs and iurk, sIlN en-
. I.ut.t cu-lutvu siN bottle r,\uN.u. cu,luI. WIN
yInl!,lr, s.usr barrel shui guns lM'uts slN
h'il"l J., NuINrr; b4H superior Wmlr wool hl"iI
.u.r; ulrn lur uul and cape ;tlNtr-plulvd ru
. s.aN'd 'r pitcher, with s"lvclS sryrn ana one
uu l"l"s AL wool ioucl rg>,.nlcrr, tor SUI "l.'
sons" sewing md vnnruidcrius machine; tW'
.H.H d I. % H| t. ....
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

HAVING had occasion TO drive Il few
miles into the country last week, we
found mud several inches in depth in
some places, solid frozen roads in 9TH
crs, and in Others still, snow, through
which it was almost impossible to
drive
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

WE had long thought that the streets
Of bloomsbury could not be outdone in
the way of filth. Last week we were in
Scranton, and we now yield the palm
to that City. Absolutely, there is not
one decent crossing place in the city.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

THE river has been falling for the
past two days.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

WE begin the publication this week,
of series of articles on the Buclishot
War. They are prepared expressly for
THE COLUMBIAN, and will through
several numbers. New subscribers de-
string them should send in their names
nt Dnpp
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

BISHOP STEVENS is recovering from
hi7 late injuries very slowly.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

No trains are yet running ON tn c
Lackawanna d Bloomsbury Il. X.
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ROBINS and blue birds and pewits
are chirping.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

TUE COLUMBIAN gives weekly, from
fifteen to twenty columns of new mat
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

FEW people uuacquainted with phys
biological chemistry are aware Of The
quantity of iron in the blood, but all
Shouid kaOw the importance of keeping
up the supply, for debility, disease and
death are sure to follow when the quau-
tity becomes reduced too much. rh"
Peruvian Syrup "a protoXidc of iron
supplies this vital element, and has
cured many chronic diseases.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

IMPEACHMENT waits for the 23rd of
March.
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NOVICE IN nANKRuPrCN.

March, A. J.. lNS, "A warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued aguust the estate OF Jacob Greasy uf
the township Ot EIluIcrtyk in the county #
columbia, ana state Of lcunsylVmia, vino has
been udjuIIvtH HuuNupt ON hi, own petition I.
that tine uNmuul ul ANY debts aud delivery +
amy property belonging to such Bankrupt to
hlm, or for his u~o, ana the ruU-ls ui any prop
OrtN by him are forbidden 10y law; that a Nee.
ug ui tnr tIcdil PITS ul iu" said bankrupt prove
their debts, aud ,l ,n0u-v one ur more ussigurys
of his estate, VIII hr held ul 20 count Of bankrupt
cN,tuhv holden at the ENclUugc uolcl,i i'm Blooms
nuls Columbia county, ynusSlynlu, before
Edward uNclton, r. Register on the ION day Of
Apll. A, u, 1865, at u'u,uul. D.. IA.
THOMAS \ ROMLtN, L. s. MARSHAL
MlrlHG-it by T.. u. toOLHAUGU, Deputy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

BOYLE AND ENT represent the young
Democracy, and have also the endorse
mcnt of the steady old sachems Of the
party.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

TUE Democratic state Ticket is hailed
with the greatest enthusiasm hy the
party throughout the State; and will
huo'k those old fogic@, llarlrHult aud
Campbell, out of water.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

INN NECtTOR'S NOTlCE.-ESTATE
IA of VI AIRY l.. L.CRIDER,duceaSod. Lottcrstcs-
l,Hur AIRY On the estate of Mary .trvdcr, Of
borough ui Brlwick. have been granted by the
Register Of Columbia county, to Isaac l.. trylur
All persons HAY ing claims against tie estate are
requested to present them Tor settlement, ANA
those indebted 4" thc estate. either ON note or
book account will make payment 10 Tie EN".u-
tor without delay. ISAAC l., tIN DER,
AHr.u u'-bt. EvoCutur.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

S /. T. d POT \ TOE ES.
Persons dr'lug seed Potators % THF BFsT ana
rNnIII-r kI"nS can hr supplied with
EAltIN GOODRICH,
HARRISON,
GLEASON AND CALICO
From clean soil, and not liable to rot.
Apply To- q. y. WILLIS,
N,m Inckawanuo DEPOT BiooMsBvHG, IA,
Feb b.NGs-lW
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

mis- Is 10 Riyc notice: il.at ou the ith day of
March, \. H. lNiN, 20 warrant lu Hnkruplty
was issued AGAINST Unrestricted Muun,s, 10 Michael
OF MuuNllr lu the county ui toluuhlu, and
Bankrupt uu hi~UNu Il,uI.un; that thr l!tyin, nj
ct any uthlh ana d-lNcN ui ANY property hc-
longing 10 such bankrupt, to him, or lur his use.
Hhu me transfer of amy property by him are Tor
hlddon hN law, that meeting ot tue creditor, ot
thr sald bankrupt iu pONc their debts, and ia
chuusc one or more u~slIutrs ui his estate vii
Dee held az count ul llukrupivy, ,lu lr holden
at the Exchange Hotel ui nluulnshur In
columbia county, luuusS lNauil, he .ute EIWurd
uNerton. jrr Ruslstcruu lilo 9TH day vi Anil
A.D l'tiN al O'clock, pm.
THOMAS \. ROWLEY.
L. :, Marshal.
Mar. l3ts--lt
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EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR THE NIL.
IIOS no PURCHASE A SET OF SIR WALTER
SCOTS WORLD RENOWNED Wa
y
j. HEtuICoTE. w.B B,9tAGILANp. I. BARrsS
T HEATHCOTE & COMPANY
4 q Ill T. L u o Z K s.


BOT l. T. R W o R X $,
CORNER OF WEST STREET & BLACK HORSE ALLEY
Having increased our facilities In the way OF
shop IuOm machinery, Sc, We are prepared TO
maan fncturc LOCOMOTIVE FLU E,and all kinds
OF STEAM BOILERS, SMOK E-STA CKS. TANKS,
SHEET- lRoN WORK, &c. All work promptly done
to ORDER at short notice. and
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRS.
Your attention is specially called TO the mem
bcrs uf our firm-all being Practical BOiier Makers.
Mr.. HEAriCOTE has had an experience Of over
thirty years in the manuiatt are of ali kinds of
steam Boilers and from our long experience we
are fuly aware of the necessity of well-mads
and sufficiently large BOILER, to secure not only
our customers only those of the best quality
regards material, workmanship, ana smpl" heat
ing surface, and feel cuniluent that We can rem
der sal isiacton and at prices fully low any
other builders using the same quality of msteri-
ais.
We would call the attention OF Railway Com
| piuit4 to uur facilities for doing LOCOMOTIVE
WORK, EI1HER REPAIRS OR SEw, as we make II
| point for one Of the firm toHlwayh give his per-
spual attention.
Buildings, Factories fitting up Steam Boilers &C.
| Constantly on hand all kinds of STEAM FIT
| TISGS, STEAM ASH WATER GTAGES STEAM PlPRs
| and all fittings connected with the business.
Ais. Casting, Oi all kinds Boiler Fronts, Crates,
! Stoves HloWs, and an work connected with the
| general foundry business.
| Respectfully soliciting your orders, we az
Yours very uu'y, j. HEATHCOTE co.
| ECO.-Nts--I,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

Paying from one To ScNonty-two tuneA and
costing uum - 90 to s2upO uO; every variety of
tht newest uc. omluuim imvnt~,
iucS are pls uSuut companions iur ths invalid,
HS well u~ iiut ornaments for the parlor. Having
giNu our special attention tu that branch III
Trade for the last eighteen years. We are able .
supply any want better ana quicker than shy
other house m he country.
PAULARh CO., Importers
Feb, 7'Oss-aln. u Maiden IuAe up stars y, \.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

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