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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-01-17
Dru-Goods. &c.

by buying your GOODS OF
MIIA4ER d BOWSER,
Mann's Corner, BEDFORD, Pa.
They are now opening choice variety of
NEW AND DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Dry-Goods,
Ready Made Clothing,
Fancy Goods,
Notions,
Cotton Yarn,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
Queensware,
Wooden ware,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Brooms,
Baskets,
&C., &C., &c.
LOOK AT SOME OF THEIR PRICES:
CALICO, at s, 10, u, 10, 16.
GINGHAM, at 123, 10, IS, 20.
MUSLIN, at 10, u, II, Is, Is, 20.
Gqr Cassimeres, Cloths, Satinetts and
Ladies' Sacking at very low prices.
Bsg Ladies', Gents and Misses
Shoes. Sandals and Over-Shoes, in great variety.
Bag Mems, Boys and Youths Boots.
Bag~ Best Coffee, Tea, Sugar and Syr-
up in the market Prices low
ag Feed, Flour, &C., for sale at all
times
Bag We invite all to call and see our
goods and compare prices before buying elsewhere.
Rag- Our motto is, Short Profits.
Rsg- TERMs-Cash, Note or Produce.
oct25,'s7 ----
~ LA ID tt D 1 N G
GOOD GOODS ARE DOWN!
SCHELLSBURG AHEAD!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
just received and will be sold
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Call at BLACK & BORDERS,
in Schellsburg,
IF YOU WANT CHEAP GOODS of any kind
We have no big stock of old goods at big prices
Our stock is nearly all fresh and new Look at
some of our prices
MUSLINS, from 10 to II cents.
CALICOS, from to 10 cents.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES at reduced prices.
DRESS GOODS, all kinds cheaper than before
| the war.
ALL WOOLEN GOODS 25 per cent. cheaper
than any that have been sold this season
Hosiery,
ETC., etc, ETC.,
very low.
Groceries,
Queensware,
Wooden Ware
&C., &C.,
| at the lowest market prices.
| If you want Good Bargains and GOOD 6o9ods,
| call at BLACh d bohDIh o.
! Schelsburg, Dec. 6m3
WY NTER Is COM n G!
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER
The undersigned hast just received from the
Eastern Cities, large and varied stock of
WINTER CLOTHING,
A
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EPAULETTEs against PRINCIPLES.
Which are the best for the people?
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WIN TER IS MIN G.!

PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-21

nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEE NEW YORK AND HAyRE
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid this favorite for the CONT
nen viii sail from pier No. 80 North river follows
ST. LAURENT, Bocande Saturday, Dec 2 1858
EUROPE, Lemar. Saturday, Jan. O. 1853
WILLIE DE PARIS Surnon Saturday Jan. % 1859
PEREIRE Duchcsnc. Feb g. 1863
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w X. PEYTON.
w. 10 and ga Bowery,
The greatest bargains in
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods
which have been offered in this city FOR ysArs
As foliows:--
Fine French Merinocs a 62Sc. nold In 1860 al ,5c
SIR stripe Poplins at 3c &c 25c. and &c. per yard
Black poplin Alpacea Mt Csc, 2sc and 33r. per yerd
Plain and changeabie Roubax Poplinx only Csc r-r
Very rich Fancy fopliu Dress Goods, SIC. 10 45c.
Is inch heavy Winceys nj &c.. 85c. and gle.
Empress Poplins ALI colors and black, she, 6o per ysri
stock " Dress Goods.
Please observe the address
w.K. pEyroN, "a and ~ Bowery.
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U,oR KEY WEST. HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
H S.mimonthly,
Carving the United States Mall.
The Baltimore and Havana steamship Company, compris
ing the following FIRST class steafpships:-
MARYLAND, f. q. Reed, Commander
LIBERTY, I, $50 tons, -, Commander.
CUBA, 1,10U tons, J. M. Dukehari, Commander.
The steamship CUBA having accommodations unsurpassed
for elegance comfort, viii leave from Browns wharf.
Baltimore, Nd, Monday, December -, at O'Clock +. M
Passengers York by this route win 2UU
mica and have the privilege OF stopping Of Pha-
delphia Baltimore without additional charge.
For freight or passage apply TO
b. u. HAsELL 4 CO., Agents.
~ and ~ Broadway, room ~.
LyOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IT MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
comprising the first class steamships
GENERAL, GRANT, Captain ". y. Quick.
CRESCENT CITY, Captain VIM Weir.
SHERMAN, Captain w. p. Henry.
GENERAL MEADE, Captain A. w. Sampson
UNITED STATES, Captain g. L. Norton.
The steamship
SHERMAN,
Captain wm Z. Henry,
viii ne dcpahed on saturday. December 6 at O'Clock r.
NJ, from pier " North river
frKht received at through rates for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The GENERAL GRANT viii succeed on saturday, Janu
ary 2, atA
For eieht passa-c having superior accornrodatons
Apply te tLe aGent SAMUEL STEVENS. ~ Broadway,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
iron mail steamship -
b. H. Hack, commander carrying the United States nails
will sail Tuesday, December ~, at 3 r. n, Tor
HAMBURG,
taking passengers Hamburg, Havre Southampton and
London.
First Cabin, $780, Second Cabin $72 Storage, 1885, Pay
able In United States gold.
KUNHARDT 4 Co, C. b. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passage Agents,
81 Broad street, N. Y. No. Barclay street, N. r.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PARTNER HAVING $1,000 is WANTED FOR 4
N first class down town Restauran already established
Address Saloon, box 1874 Herald office.
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A ENGINES, BOILERS AND STEAM PUMPS, NEW
IA. and second hand; anvs, vices Skating puleys belt
ing, &C., for sale at HOFFMAN fINNEfs, ls7 Water
street, Brooklyn.
a FOE SALE, ONE ENGINE, TWENTY-FIVE HORSE
~ power With Locomotive Boiler and 81 NE connections,
pres act with tank on feet wide 30 inches deep,
" n.ater one ton OF coal lasts four DAYS az aOpoumd
.ssue. plee Tor all 81 500 cost S2g0 Nos yl and i2s
rtn street, brooklyn, between Wall and Fulton FERRIES
VoB sALE1THREE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDREss
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IMPRESS LINE
- For Washington and Georgetown, D. G.. and Aexan-
dra, Va,
Sailing every Wednesday and Saturday.
The fine steamship REBECCA CLYDE, Captain Chches
ter loading at pier 10 East river and Will sa We'd
neaday, Dec. %, at r. Nj
Freight taken lower than by any other line.
For freight or passage Apply to
Il9 Wall street, oil South.
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GE0A-WoRTH $l,50o.--DINING SALOON, NEAR A
epCOU ferry; $50 to S75 daily a bargain MAX
BAYERsnoRFER CO., Auctioneers and Real Estate
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C

"A. Harness Bells Robes, Blankets 100 seighs every
kind price, Also Harness. Robes Blankets Dealers
private parties would do well call sell for small
profits and not commission. WIN. II. GRAY, Empire
City Carriage Repository a. 26 ~ and 20 Wooster street.
ATOUR HORSE AUCTION MART, TUESDAY, ssD,
~ IL M regular sale OF Horses Wagons Sleighs, Har
ness embracing varied lire OF superior trong, road,
family and work Stock among which will be some OF the
ths season. all which special atten-
ton is invited. Particulars o day OF sale.
JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Auctioneer "a Duane st.
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A HOTEL IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR sALE.-Is
good medium sized corner hotel; doing, and always
has done profitable business SoUrHMAYD 4 CO.,
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A TEA AND FINE GROCERY STORE, WELL LO-
n Gated doing large business for sale win bear
full investigation. SOUTHMAYD CO., 1874 Broadway
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A SToR HOUSE.
N the business approaches respectfully re-
quest patrons to inform by telegraph or mail q their
intended arrival This slight trouble to them VIII eninenuy
conduce to their comfort. c. A. STETSON SONS.
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MILLINERY.

A CARD IMPORTED DRESS BoSNETs, FLcNges
~ for the nair; old iaies and SGT Nas .ur tie
holidays. Mrs q LEvfNs, Mrs ;. II. GoSSDN. 4. Sniss.-
atty place. corner OF Eleventh street
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LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck alp. Buffers nfal
lbie Mango Cure and Flea Exermnaor, 75c Buffers
work, ". Extra stock Dogs, Ferre.s-
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A BARGAIN (THIs DAY) AT PRIVATE sALE-A
"A wen known Drug sore Sixth avenues will be sold
MAX BAYERsDoRFER CO., Auconsers, 800 Bowery
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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale.-Medicines for al dseases Prepared Food for
knocking brs, NJ B. DovEYs, NoA and Greene street,
OF Canal.
NB.-Ladies attended to BY Ma Dovey
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AT JOHNSTON a VAN TASSELL'S
n Horse and Carriage Auction Mart,
lie East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER o.

Brown Tro'ng Horse Mamaro boy, sired by Shorehars
Black Hawk and out OF superior hooded trong mares he
is l59 hands, years. kind all harness. from vice.
very sylish kind and true and awarded the
highest ut the county fair for horses or
his and at that roed to harness mile In 800 on
half mile track without skip jump AL Of the above s
minutes 70 either wagon or pole and Is warranted sound
kind and true. He Is insured in the Ena Live stock nsur
Company for &1,S0l Can be AT cur mart until
Tuesday, December % II not sod before that time he viii
ahnnh he gnldf IN the nhcsth
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TO CALIFORNIAN are invited to cali and examine
Collins Metal Imitation Gold Hunting Watches
Prices l5 and b. Equal appearance and for time to gold
ones costing 60 and 5000. Remember only Office is
Nos 81 80 opposite Post Office stairs
C. Z. COLLINS Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-16

The Gazetta del Ropolo, of Florence, gives
an account Of new attempt at flying. An
engineer officer has invented an apparatus
consisting of a pair 6f c large wings. moved
rapidly oy cords attached to iIiSf;2 $ feet
The inventor was so certain of the success
of his scheme that he laid wager with
some of his brother officers that he would
cross at Acqui the Bormida, wide but
shallow river, in the air. He commenced
his fight, and at first all went we'll, but
suddenly he fell on the pebbly bed of the
stream, breaking his arm and leg. He is
now in fair way of recovery, and deter
mined TO recommence his experiments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-16

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT N A Aw-MILL-A
MANS BODY Cur IN TwO.-One Of those
dreadful accidents that ut timcs happen in
all communities, and startle them with their
dreadfulness, took place at the saw-mill of
E. 7. Ross, on Ohio levee. The facts are
briefly as follows: AS Mr.. William But
ner, a German.' and another man were
handling a piece Of timber it slipped from
the other mans, grasp and struck Butner
in,t the. breast with such force as to knock
him backwards upon two circular saws, one
aboye the other, land, which were running
at The rate Of four hundred revolutions a
minute. His hady was instantly euS in two
In a slanting direction reaching from the
left shoulder, from which it severed the
arm, down to the na.s,. The right foot
was also severed from the leg. The upper
portion of his hody fell into pit in which
the saw-dust was generally caught. So
sudden was the accident that persons N the
vicinity of the eaw could hardly realize the
fact that the man who had stood before
them but few seconds before with life and
Yivacity was corpse, his body separated
and bleeding before them. Death was so
sudden that he was not even heard to utter
a groan.-Cairo Democrat, September 10.
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the bleeding in amputations and other
wounds shall be stemmed, not by septic
ligatures or stupid needles, but by the sim
pie application of hmmostatic gases or
washes; when the few, wounds then required
in surgery shall oil be swiftly and imme-
diately healed by the first intention ;
when medical men shall be able to
STAY the ravages Of tubercle, blot out
fevers and infammations, avert and melt
down morbid groWths, cure cancer,
destroy all morbifc organic germs and
ferments, annul the deadly influences of
malaria and contagious, and by these and
various other means markedly lengthen
out the average duration of human life !;
when our hygienic condition and laws shall
have been changed by State legislation, 80
as to forbid all communicable diseases from
being communicated, and remove all causes
of sickness that are reuioveable;. when the
apidly-increasing length of hnman life
shall begin to fulfil that ancient prophecy,
The child shall die an hundred years
old when there shall have been achieved,
too, advances in other walks Of life far be-
yond our present. state of progress; when
houses shall be built and many other kinds
of work performed by machinery, and not
by human hands alone when the crops in
these islands shall be increased FIVE or ten
fold, and abundance Of human food be pro-
vided for our increased population by our
fields being irrigated by that waste organic
refuse Of our towns which we now reck-
lessly run off into our rivers and seas
when man shall have invented means of
calling down rain at will; when he shall
have. gained cheaper and better motive
powers than steam; when he shall travel
from continent to continent by submarine
railways, or by flying and ballooning in the
air." ..,-...,., .. ...-,. . .......,.
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ENEaR RMAFRE.
II INEIPMARE

.COLLEGE INFIRMARY, -.'-
\ CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS. RICHMOND. VA.
ISAIAH ii. WHITE, NJ p.-MEDtoAL surER1S-
TENDESI. %. .-
Al cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
Iniliai. except he insane and There laDurng under
contagious disorders.
) .!M~dicot or,d S,rgicGl Stag7-Dayid. II. Tucker,
Il. D.; l.. 5. Joynes, VI. y; ). II. McCnw. NJ: d.;
4. T. Coleman. NJ D.; 20. r. Manson, VI. D.; Hun
ter Mcclure, NJ. D.; T. -. Curninshanl n. D.; j.
:. Wexford. VI d. Walter Coles. VI. y. ,. 800.
Consulting fbysiCiTt38-IOhn \. Cunningham,
NJ. d.; Robert G. CaOell, NJ. d.; John q. Skelton,
NJ ID.
C61lS,titing SurgeonS-James Bolton, VI. D.; O.
A. Crcnsha =. II. D.: j. :. ID. Cullen, VI. ID.
The 0Gildup IS Situated In quiet yet central part
of r city and convenient OF access to AL the bsi
ness centres. dcp0ts &c. IL contains large and
rooms.
Spccial accommodation provided for the treat
ment OF iucbratcs, and cases Of deiiriNm tremenS.
Suitable provisions made for women during con.
iinemrnt.
Meinbtes OF the profession In good standing will
be accorded tie privilege OF attending such patients
as they may eitcr. ..
CHARGES, INCLUDING BOARD, MEDICAL AT:
TENDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards. per week Invariably
III adVanc"t .......;... %
Private rooms yer week. Cnvaria-
bly, III auYaHccl ................ $40 90 to $40 q
a snali additional fee Is charged for surgical op
craticns.
: For further Information, or admission, apply a
the ilhrmary, 10
ISAIAH Fl. WHITE, NJ d.,
= Medical Superintendent.
an e9-hW Ssn,Ewam
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A speculating Iscribbler in, Paris has had
the ingenious, though not very honorable,
idea of publishing, in q cover, the exact
counterpart Of Kachefort's Lanterne, and
in precisely the same FORM, pamphlet en-
tiled. Ia, Drnif;2 'Ldaterae.' Hundreds
of boobies were caught, land purchased it,
believing it to be the last waning fame of
the Laater,se, whereas it contained nothing
but utter rubbish, 'PerisiaRs, are great
children in many Of their idiosyncrasies.
Lastwee their grand preoccupation was
to crowd round SHOP window ON the. BoI-
levafd to gaze at q terra-.cotta bust, said to
be that Of the popular psmphleteer" Their
rage Just now is to wear: a tiny emamelled
and gold lantern attached to their wutcn-
chains, which recalls the mania We READ Of
during the Revolution of, wearing guillo-
tines in gold as pins and shirt-buttOns. !,
The Chicago ana Northwestern Railroad
freight depot in Chicago was destroyed by
fire on Sunday, involving u loss OF $3.50, 900.
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ODDS AND ENDs.-J. H. Gilmer, Sr., is
said to be candidate for United Ststes Dis
trict Attorney Chambers place. -,
The teachers and scholars. Of the Third
Presbyterian Sunday school have presented
q handsome silver pitcher and waiter to
Samuel NJ. Price, Esq. long their esteemed
superintendent. = - :
Judge Meredith has granted charter to
the ''Sibert Patent Iron and Steel Com
nv"-President, John A. Hambleton, Of
baltimore; Directors, General lmboden
and Messrs. Sibert, Brady, Woods, and
Carswell. > r1---..-. ,'. - r
Twenty three car-loads Of troops, horses,
and baggage passed over the Danville rail
road to Burkeville Monday night en- route
for Omaha, Nebraska.
Four-mile Creek church, Henrico county,
will be dedicated on Sunday next.
The wife of Ben Scott, Radical shining
Iieht and colonel of the Lincoln Union
Mounted Rangers, is episg for divorce.
Mrs. s. charges the Colonel" with adul-
terv and maltreatment of his better half.
Rev. A. i. Dickinson reports eighty'hVe
dollars more collected for the new baptist
church at Rockets. o., ..
The New Association of Friends will open
negro free schools early in October.
On dit, that Rev. Mr.. Dashiell, OF st.
Marks, will be called to the rectorship Of
St. Johns Episcopal church.
The fair and festival season has COM
rnenced. The Clay-street Methodist fair If
the first.
General Brown, Of the Freedmen's Bu'
reau, has gone North on furlough.
Mrs. Thornton, Of the Richmond House
was robbed Of sos. in money and about
! s3 900 in bonds on Monday evening.
There was an unsuccessful attempt to rof
St. Paul's church o night or TWO since.
The negroes are still stealing the meta
railing at Shockoe Hill burying-ground.
The young men of that excellent lnsti'u
tion the Richmond Gymnasium have
opened the fall campaign.
A great deal of guano is being shipped VI
the canal.
The sheriff of Norfolk city brought tw
negro conyicts up yesterday for the peni
tentiary. ;,
DR.. Hoyt, of the Marion STAR. Venable
Of the Petersburg Inder, and Colonel Far
rsr, are in The city. The last-named cam
for the purpose OF hearing the lecture 9
| 7 p c.
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN New JERSEY .-Phila-
deiphia, September 1.-THE paintworks
attached to the Washington Manufacturing
Company's mills, at Gloucester, n. j., were
destroyed BY fire, this afternoon. Four
steam fire. engines were taken to oGloucester
from this city, and assisted to preserve from
destruction two extensive mills belonging
to the company, although some damage was
done them. The amount Of loss is not yet
ascertained.
The fire is still burning at Gloucester,
but is confined to the paintworks, which are
a total loss of probably quarter of mil
lion dollars. The insurance is insufficient
10 cover IT, ...~
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FORCE OF, 1iGntSls,e,c - large. White
oak tree, near striekersSilles was struck by
lightning last Wednesday The tree. was
torn entirely out Of the ground, and the
whole trunk, twenty feet long and two:feet
in diameter, was, with the exception of the
stump. three feet in length, shiyered CONS
pletely, into thousandsiof thin strips half
the size of ceiling lath. A man and boy,
who were passing along the road some
twenty yards away, were thrown '6dt OF
their carriage aud severely stunned.-Wil-
,niu1ton fDela1rure) Commercial. -
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The PES1TESTIARY.-The recent dis
charge of employees at the penitentiary was
in conformity with standing order re-
quiring expenses to be curtailed as much as
POSSIBLE The number of convicts is much
larger than ever before, but sn Unusual
proportion are hired and pardoned out. One
hundred are working on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, under Messrs. Mason &
Wortham twenty-five shoemakers are hired
to Leroy A. Crenshaw, Esq, and ten to
Captain J. J. Underhill. Colonel Egoert
has hired twenty-five coopers; Mr.. Z.
Bayne ten broom makers and a good1y
number are employed at the quarries.
The superintendent says that since his
term commenced he has completed the re-
pairs on the outside of the penitentiary
built n stable, cow-houge, and hog-pen
put the penitentiary spring in order; en-
closed the entire lot, and torn down the
old State house ; and all with convict
1ahnr .'~
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Mayors CoURT-TUEsDAY MoRSING-
MAYOR CHAHooN PREsIDING.-John Hood,
arrested for assaulting and beating Rosa
Coleman, was fined two dollars and nan,
and required to give one hundred dollars
security to keep the peace. ;,
Susan Jane Watson and Martha Ward
(colored) charged with keeping disor..
derby and ill-governed house, were required
to give security for their future good be-
havior.
The case Of Edward Cline, arrested for
abusing and threatening to assault Thomas
5. Joyce, was dismissed.
John II. White and Edmond Price (co-
lored), arrested for being suspicious cha
racters and loafng about the market, was
discharged. :,
George Dawson (colored), charged with
unlawfully detaining one coop Of chickens
and box of guinea-fowls, and using inde-
cent Language in the street, was discharged.
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= SALE OF THE MILLS PEoPERTY.-Mr. W.
Goddin sold at auction on yesterday the
property on the north side of Leigh street
between Seventh and Eighth known as the
Nicholas Mills estate, and more recently
owned by Major William Allen. 1t was di-
vided, and sold as follows The dwelling
with 59r5x15O feet of ground sold for SlO,-
$50. Lot No. 5, adjoining on the west, with
kitchen thereon, and 4S%xl5O feet Of
ground, sold for $3.50. Lot No. !, corner
Of Leigh and Eighth streets, 32lsSl50 feet,
at $50 per front foot. Lot No. z, adjoining
en- the west, 35xl50 feet, and Lot No. 3, ad-
joining No. 2, 35xl50 feet, each sold for $40
per front foot. Lot No. 7, corner Of Leigh
aud Seventh streets, % feet 2 inches by $50
feet, and Lot No. S, adjoining No. I on the
east, 2Sx150 feet, each sold for $G7 per front
foot Lots Nos. IL and l3, on the east line
OF Seventh street, each 32xl20 feet, with
brick stable thereon, sold for 81, 100. The
entire sale amounted to s27 ,OO4.50, and Mr..
Charles !. Morriss purchased all the. pro-
nerty except the two corner lots.
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FURNITURE, &c,

IF you WANT FINE AID ELEGANT
Z FURNITUaE!, and at the same time CHEAP
and DURABLE, 90 TO II. A. ATklNSON,S
Governor gtrect Letween Fr"nkln and Ross, No
l0s. lie has It OF mis- own make, which he WI
warrant also, other grades. He IS well prepare
10 attend 10 the UNDERTAKING DEPART
ME- ET Of his business N every style, TO which III
gives his personal attention. Having had An eN
perienee of thirty years az a manufacturer, III
matters himself that he give entire satisfaction
REPAIRING and BOXING done In the bes
manner and at the shortest not :. -
H. a. ATKINSON,
~ Ik-srD. No. loo IovnrN1r street.
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DENTISTRY.

I ENTA l. MOTH G E. = W. 60
- LEIGH BURTON, ESTlST ,SofuH
4ctl!Gncr FOR twenty years, auatiye of the State,
~Hu graduate OF southern dental college, follow
,aS the example Of advertising dentists offers his
through the newspapers. a@
, ne refers 20 the following well-.nown frms OF
,!.S clty msssTs. Lancaster J. Co, nessrs. w. K.
iSFtin & Co.. MeSsrS. Gibson 81 Watkins, aicsSrs.
iE!sevs Williams, Messrs. r. &. Tardy 4 Co..
sf. John II. Montague, Meesrs. Meade Y Baker,
ntsSrs. Noneic 4 Jones Messrs. Purcell Ladd
Co.. Assers. Wsi. q. Ferpcison K Co., Messrs.
ZONES ZONES Il. Price n Co., Messrs. 0. r. WeisiGer
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