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New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
sARDNHs.

GEAIN-Ths Wheat market opened firm Tor both spring
and Winter shippers held or and nothing was made pub
liz al early Change 70 establish values the market closes
ania but steady shippers holding OF and mlles
but is a speculative for
ner the sales 5000 bush At sl 10 for No Chicago
for No Milwaukee, In 81 IL paid for Jupe 81 y for
Milwaukee atoat 81 "A to arrive the nIt hai OF June
Night: 81 10 for Red Western. iu store. Barley. Is
request: sales Of 1000 bush Tworowed state tate on pr
oats are better actt,e demand In
htve; the sales ll70J0 bush New Ohio Mixed at 6
role Western n,Ssa q. 71taz5Sc sio,i md 7.s& & to
gf1c and White at 77se7sisr Mixed Canada at T7t4e
77Lc; MiXsd Chicago 75aQ76c in store Rye stzung
hut Quiet 81 90 freely offered Il lower
closes tame the demand chiefly for export :es arc
Il8 Damp and Cnsound SIC. and S5a for Wes
eru Mixed via New Orleans Western Mixed at ~ va Soc
do. White Of e9d90c. do. Yellow at s9desisc: . .
HAY AND STRAW-The arrivals are limited; tho d.
continues good and prices rule In sellers favor We
0noe shipping d70c Retail lots 0Oc dtl 05; Clover
8Qe70e, snd Salt Hay N 35e0Qc. stray V nrmy hed
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

Total debt (s53,650 per mle).....".-.... elIslo,oU
roa, s,ocr and debt 500 per mile) s3757300O
The foregoing list Of bonds is not entirely accurate as
the Company engaged in funding the coupons TOT 1874
and 1875 on all Its bonds except the first mortgage OF
Southern Pacific and the A. and +. Central Diyslon'
having dcfauted on the same In January, 1874. INC
following the annual charges assumed Dy the lease o
the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri and its lines l4s7 mes
Annual
Principal int Or div.
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Hums Elliott .oa sss clipped ONO snoep n = average:

HUNS Elliott sso clipped Uno snoep. " avssasss
at 54c. y N. .oo. a., a.. -,..- n, O. .-
age, at &5 10 y 100 ID. - m -.
NJ Ptdcock sold clipped Ohio sheep s3 average Ae
6c % NJ 236 unshorn Illinois do l0l H. a. Ds ITO 40 ~
10 at ac and 5S Virginia Spring lam ~ d. A. lOc ~
~ or fZ1I cars AZ yrr.
sey City and at Foreh g. an te tai ior the iass
for days against 1874 for te cJresPondlnS uuO
ast week Nothing doing live hogs for ne sck vi 0nefaSsA
CITY dre yscd hogs in fair demand At &c. v ID
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
Of foreign exchange

Advices from Rio dc Janeiro report INC suspension
~ the National Bank of Rio.
The local money market has been abundantly sup
ysd al day, and the turn Of the market was nfayor
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
Pacific Of Missouri-Capital sto

Total annual charge for rental Of 4S7 miles, .
l6J mile.
The Atlantic and Pacific Company by direct grant and
by consolidation with the Southern Pacific In 1870 be-
came possessed OF about 100000 acres OF land At
yipta the Atlantic and Pacific connects with the Mis-
sourl. Kansas and Texas Railroad, and at Kansas
CITY the Pacific OF Missouri connects with the Kansas
Pacific which reaches, via Denver Pacific the Union
Pacific at Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. The follow
ing although not Official is given out as the operations
Of the road for 1874:
Gross earnings. sD1t2.1
Operating expenses -'oo"o'o
Net Earnings (s3,325 per mle)...s27235O2
The common stock OF Atlantic and Pacific Company IL
not admitted to the dealings OF the Newfork stock Ex
change and has no market value while the preferred
stock which regularly called there, has OF late been
ruling at about for the par value OF 800 The guar
antee stock Pacific of Missouri has lately ruled at about
SD for the par value of 800
The dry goods imports for the week ending to-day
were 81 1899, ,776, and the amount marketed $l,31o,
991. The total imports of dry goods since Jan. !,
this year, were $i7, ,O39 402, and the amount mar
keted $4s,O50,O9i
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvana Gs Sd issue, 1924; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 20; Reading Railroad, 53ls; Pennsylvania
Railroad 5O3s; gold. 116
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

The London advces are favorable and both Brit
ish Consols and United States securities are strong
and lsa J., higher, the rate of money both at Bank
Of England and on three months bills being un-
changed. Erie up TO 25$a at one time, and Pre-
5erred to 3Gl2a37. To-day has been the fOrnghtly
settling day OH the London Stock Exchange. AT the
elose Erie was back to % and Consols were shade
Aaser but United States bonds were at full prices
The foreign exchange market opened at yesterdays
prices but later the leading drawers reduced rates
TO 81 s7l2 and ~ 90l2 There was little doing,
because of the high rates charged on gold loans.
For several days the market has been growing
easier rs so many various securities are now avail
able for remittance. Gold opened at 1l5os and by
noon had risen to 1873 Cash gold became very diff
fcult TO get and this establishing an active demand
from the shorts. caused further rise in the price to
l16ls the highest price for some time past. On gold
loans the rates paid for use were fiat, ., 3, and
per cent per annum and lea and l32 per diem There
rs now AS il is believed no pool IN gold otherwise
with the large outstanding short interest the price
might without difficulty be carried much higher.
The import entries Of foreign dry goods at this port
for the week ending to-day amounted IN com valua-
t;o,, 10 81 ,339, ,771. The amount thrown upon the
market footed up $1,315,991. The engagements OF
coin for 10 nofrows steamers amount to 81, 100000
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $74oOo IN com IN
trrest and S1Oe. 800 in called Five-twenties. The
day's business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Geld cleared $s3,sl7 900; gold balyasG::, $l7t4.-
331; currency balances $2,036,575. The quota
tiOns for gold were as follows:
1000 .llsS l1so ..lls5s 100. .ll6is Aso iieI
1630 ll5st 1900 ..n57s l.O l16si 800 .il5,s
iYSc. iii5P. i2:SO~..li6f 2'06.~..iI6si bid
The day. business at the L. s. sab-Treasusy oom-
prised: =.
sSlS sSl$ pss@sat: psSssast 6
81. .SlSoSt Cus'tanS
Curry receipts, l,oS3,55l 3A
The Treasury balances this afternoon are: Onr-
rency. So $50 OOO coin, SOL 25o OOo less coin cer
lificates, 500, 100000
- fo,aioo nv nb.
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quotations

In State bonds, District of Columbia 36os were
firmcr and advanced to "a on small trade The
plain Skies of Missouri sold at 1928 The following
bol
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

Jersey Mea-Afarket steady and fairly quote
Fine White ~ s04sl S3; Fine yellow AT 81 72dsl 10 :
81 63dSl 65 Cob Meal At 81 4O0Sl 5j Ground
Feed At 81 S0d&l CO. 49,
less supply Offering somewhat
Grain little doing is steadily held here and the
markets sufficiently
10 induce exporters free hold In the ohaering line
the busnes continues Petroleum tonnage which is
principally only kind sought after and with the extensive
demand for that especial kind
steadily would be much higher had 1t not been Tor the
arrivals Of tonnage IN general for some time past
which Of The demand The engagments In
900 bus standard BUSH small lots of Cotton at s3d
as il Provisions in lots at 25s d27s I'd The Charters
esse OF 800 al Boston, from Dob0y 10
The United Kingdom with ed Lumber at IS 10 " direct
British ship hence TO the Continent, with 1900 bbs
Refined Petrol At As 10th June clearance another nom
Philadelphia for voyage with 5000 bbs do az A.
Brit from do for with 300 bb do NJ
same the three vesscls just mentioned 10th June
Russian BAH from do 20 Esnore for orders with
shin hence 10 Bremen with 1000 bbs do IS 10 81 free o
American bark TO aye from Philadelphia
10 the Dutch 4s 18Th June clearance Dutch
bark hence Rotterdam with 1000 bs do. AT S. lOi
rccbartere hence 10 tette Marseles With
2iOO bbls. Crude and Naphtll at Ia I'D.
FRJ Foreign dried there 1, little transprng OF
mention beyond the usual obbng business OF some
time fact the orders fewer and OF limited
proportions the past few days; prices generally
lots az So 55dS2 500 do private terms $50 boxes
Loose do al - 50 1000 do. private terms; 800 boxes
Valencia private terms and 1000 boxes al lOkdllc
in lots Currants and In far demand sales of Us
bbls 64c. Targona onds sold " the extent OK 100
hays AZ zoe. We quote.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

Second mortgage "a. and P.), 6per
cent, gold ..........":......:.
First mortgage A. and r., Gen. Div'b
o per cent, gold. ,.......;
First mortgage land grant a. ana rp
Cen. Div. }, o per cent gold. :........
Equipment bonds. 10 pei. cent; .....-.
Interest scrip, u per cent, g0ld-...-..
Land debentures, 10 per cent.
Income bonds lfundcd). O Der cent,
gold ..;:::.:;,..::,;.-' .-'..''..''''''''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

For future delivery the market saaasc e No. with
fair business At the Improvement sales as follows, all on
basis Of Low Middling:
lGa 400 iG1a July f5oo i6se GOO i6is,a Angnst 900
lGis 400, l6'is, ZOO 6i'92 september 300, 6s2 900
los octobcr 300 iss 900 l5l's 100 l5aas; Soys% IN
300 lj2s 500 l55i December 700 1873, January 100
IsiSig; Marcel 600 l6,le total l36Ob bales. ExchI
May for June Yesterdays closing prces-May 16sa1
ie, Jane i6,,aalG July le''s Auggsl 1eIeeGa
aac; December 10, January, 1871 l6ci Fob
ruary I6s IG4c March, 6Ssac; April 1889 l6c
mark sales to day mp to mMay, 900 lG,s2c;
June, 400 l6Isc; 100 ltS3c 500 l632c July 400 lo5e;
600 l6iiaac 400 1885, 900 l6na2c 200 16cS; IQOo,
lGiSsgc August LOO 16'sc. 4200, I69sc; 900 lG2c;
COO i5,sc September 100 l6'iec 500 l6asci October,
100 l5fSlsc; 700, 157c. November 100 1b2l32c 100,
l5iisc Decemcer 700 Is January 200 l5' March,
lG; total 16 800 bales; grand total $4,000 bales
FEATI ERs-The market remains duh and prices rnle IN
Eastern at J3djic Western Live Geese prime,
5O1GOc.; and Southern at 5OO52c. ,. =,
FISI-Dry Cod again lower, with somewhat I'M
proved demand sales embrace 1000 qls. New Georges AZ
S. 5Od{5 10. Mackerel quiet ana values fennu
steady reported sua lots OF good Massach
have changed hands sl2d$l2 80 for NO ana
Box Herring and wanted Barre ict
but steady Dutch Herring slow OF sale and
quoted at 7Jc, with small sales at these figures
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market opened firm for
shipping Extras but tame for ordinary brands No
and Snpene in fair demand and steady Medium grades OF
Spring Winter Wheat brands heavy and less active Fam
lily grades firm, but less active AZ the close the market is
fTm with fair demand for good lines OF shipping Extras
Other grades dull and heavy sales OF 1000 bbs We
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

sic for choice i35 bbs louisiana 7s17c for fair to
pTsiRRfs oo Ga and nomna at i2al2
en oObing lots Timothy is neglected quoted at
is demand at At he he ION s5 and prices
ar 9SaRs a iSr S'a @ 81
y sSfs; "a; I'D hd5s I53sr: 81 Ff%'s 5P
" Ess q % s sucs Ss rn sa % S5 s
and EG y Box Sr sSs sot e. fc hSe o 10.
Ssf1 Soft White ' % c Tor cised lie Powdered and
THLLSSWGo demand ma, i limited and the market is
ToBAcG0~In Kentucky Lea have nothing new to re-
port aside from the usual eb0ing trade and values remain
senl se nss 1ns p'T 90
ys p1 I aTd al 70 are cas of crops
aio 20 connse tent Ohio and %lss9sp ~ y zsd
PEa GISR TRIMS s s6 e crop al
hsd WIN ssSy little 20 eis sSyes s
arse. to rule quiet and no enl%s
bat few in the city stocks are small for most all
demand fun rates FOR Flsscss WNa tier. is very H.
tie Ii Ts @ ''fa fH %
fu prices aud holders are firm in their views pus are in
TsfsSs' p. ne @ S 'safy
sis mar Inquire s S1ss @
R s s nas emse ss e1a ass & q
22e 40 bales spring Gafornia nj sSs 1000 70
iG jGss Bag bisSs @ DO S' soeo6 secured California
$500 ID Fail california private terms; 5000 @ p Ohio
Fall Do zoe "a india Wool private terms; bales
Fan CALIFORNIA - - 25 bags Mixed Wool private terms
10000 Fall California private erms 10 bales Cape private
% bags COmbing private terms 1900 70 Sconsd Ca
32 ,c 800 California. 26c 1000 N Georgia pri
Ssdfp Ssif 5fus sls bass i 'a' rs
22c 20 bags Compng private terms 5000 Texa private
SAN FRAycrsco There has been large number OF
byrrs during the past month ncludng repre-
sentaves OF mills Really choice Chp mas NOT
accumulated hands of receivers 20 any great extent
though short aud defective heeces less active partially
on railroad blockade and concession OF 2dc
submitted TO in order To effect sales OF these de-
scrptions First WOo however, are wen maintained,
and dealers that they mstersof the situation The
Clip earlier than usual commencing with
Of March The weeks deliveries are as follows anu
corresponding time last year: ~ o
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

very change in this market or
last New continues Ia arrive freely and values favor the
buyer Shippers purchasing to ir extent At easier rates
For holders In their views We revise oar
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully Tep0rted Tor TIE TRIBUNE
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
FRIDAY May a. 1875.
The following complete list OF exports shipped in vessels
which were cleared today for foreign ports:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

The Company have land grants as follows: From
Kansas 1875 900 from the United States, s17742
and 3622 400 in the Indian country subject to Indian
occupation under existing treaty stipuatons total
142 acres The business for the current year
reported as follows:
Gross earnings from trsfac s35s2,0!4
Operating expenses i'oEi'<o0
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

The Treasury balances this afternoon are: Cnr-
reucy So $50 900; coin, SOL ,25O 900; less coin cer
lificates, $40, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

No. 400 I Is Brands ..'..sj Goa Sc 90
Superfne. ........ 1 Sj6 90 White Wheat Ex.
state Extra Birds > ljD % Chlo Indiana, .
state Fancy Bds 5Oq Is and Michigan. 6 lj3 80
West rn Shipping Double Exdo'd 90 'O@ y 10
Extras ........ 8 159 40 -. Louis Single - - 90.
Minnesota Exits - - Extras zoo % %
Com, TO Fancy ) 551 90 st. Louis Double -
Mime Extras. u GOO W
Process" .... o sOdlO 10 st. louis Triple
Choice 2)U = JU
Spring Wheat Genesee E1 Bds. . oO9 b 10
Extras ......... 5 600 90 Minneapolis Com -
Ext. Amber Ind, TO Choice Extra D Goa D 30
Ohio, and Mich 700 6 90 Minneapolis Fan
Ohio, Ind, and - - cy Bskers---. D 300 b 30
Ills. Superfne 4 90d 90 Minn'pos New -
Ohio Rnd Hoop Process" o5V y w
Ext (Shppng 1J6 40
Southern for quite rm active the supply mod
the close the market frm but quiet sales Of 700
bbls. We quote: -
No Observation-Disclosures 45ds4 70
Balt Alex. and G'town Mixed o Good Snpr. 500 %
Bait, Alex. and G'town Extra and Family. fOd %
Rchuonu oo0 ~
Baltimore Howard 81. brands. 400 10
Maryland. 4Vd
Flour is in fair demand and is firm sales OF 5o6 bbls
We quote: e....
Itye Flour Western Fine and Superfne "a 209sl 60
Flour, state 7Od
Rye Flour, Pennsyl lvania. 25d 80
Meal and more plenty sales OF 75O bbs We
quote; oo-.o
Corn Meal . - ~
Corn Meal Western White. e............... 4 U0e 4 30
Corn Meal Brandy wine ................... 500 Sj
Corn Meal Golden Esr...............--..... 4O1
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2,oIo,0oo
100000
100000
759.O00
bl3,946
100000
$4,000
100000

ro,a deht s5a e5O per miIe) ......... tl7.8l3,000
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

Western Factory,
common to fine. IL d13
Ohio Extra .....-l2 dl4L2
state Factory, new,
all cream, fine. ..I4Ldl54
Do. do. DO, fair. Ill OH
Do. do. do, lalf
skinned. ..... $ d12
Do. 10. Do, fun do. ) dl0
state Pineapple ....20 AL
English Dairy do. % a23
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

We clip The following rom Mt Emnet Wts m ~ | np
(rcuar III date 10 report ~ our mar
kst Very Hops have changed hands us wee are 1 e
Custom house who for many years ha7
nshe the trade the Customs List OF importation anu ~.
orts ~ Hons, ast visited all O the Hop houses ~ s
cty and careful inventory Of the stock oi hsppS
held y each dealer aggregate number OF paes on s
footed M 7GO this considered rather under ne @
SIMPLY OF former corresponding seasons yet WIN VIVA. e
vel come for the INTERIOR Will IN our oon uo
a that will be required for the demands o local
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

Net earnings (S2, ,lOl pei msle) Si,'VV'oA'
The Company defauted in the payment OF its maturing
interest on Dec l. 1873 and passed into the hands Of
receiver in December 1874 having failed to obtain the
acceptance by the bondhoders Of its proposition for the
funding Of coupons and its aos,ns debts which was as
follows; An Issue ot on Spef cent preferred s!Ss 10!
tbs c0o6s due up to Aug 1874 at the rate OF
stock for each $50 Of coupons; the issue q peer"
stock at the rate for the coupons falling due
after Aug February 1876, the other ehaf to be
pad in gold ~ they mature; and issue Of preferred
stock m settlement OF the floating debt at the rate OF $50
in stock for 800 Of debt.
The stock OF this Company Is quoted at the STOCK Ex
change at about % 80 for the par value OF 800.
ATLANTIC AND PAciBic RAILROAD.
line NJ Rood Franklin Mo, TO ynita Ind Ter.s 1923
Dlaoch- Beaver, NO, W HeCGaante, Ao.....
ro,a,v...vns. ss2
The following. comprising the Pacific Railroad " Mis
sour and rs leased lines In July, 1872, were eosed TO
the Atlantic and Pacific Company for 900 years:
Pacific Missour-St ISuts 20 KAnses CITY -
Pacific Of issoqrQarondelet 70 KiIk rood 90
Lexington and 81 Louis-Sedaha TO Lexington w %
st L., snd Dcuver-Pleasant Hill TO Lawrence oI
Missouri River-kansas City 10 Leavenwortn 20 .o-
Iea Al and N Western Leavenworh " Atchison St4o'
Tota, line o,cra,ed ........ sis
Capital stOck-Common. ............. fSS60.000 .o.
rtssncr;ssAs' nsr;.s 's0. r'eihol . per 4, ,,s.,u
First mortgage land "a and RI, per
cent 500. sssss's''s'.'s.s.'.ss' <voSVVV
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HYM ENEAE..

LLOYD-JONES.-M Married, at the Presby
teriau parsonage, ON Monday evening. Oct. 4th.
1875, by Rev. J. r. MacGoniglc. Mr.. THOMAS j.
LLOYD aud Miss HARRIET p. JONES, daughter of
Richard J. Jones, jr., all of this place.
The above tells the story OF a union that can
scat cey fail to tie Il happy one-the union OF
two mortals well worthy Of each others ardent
love and life long devOtion-he one of the most
substantial and most respected OF our citizens,
she one of the best beloved and most amlable
they not he happy? and why should not peace
and cOnten tment abide with them in the pleas
ant home to which the fond husband has well
coined his loving and lovable young bride Yea
verify, they should be happy. and happy they
will be if the good wishes of a large circle of
ardent friends and the earnest prayer OF ye
print er man can do aught to secure theIn so de-
Sirable blessing.
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GRA~p TETAINNENT.-i enjoyable en-
tcrtaiulueut Twill bc given 1T Gtllltzin TO ait
lovers OF innocent amusement on SATURDAY ,
oct. icth. com mcuciug at , % clock. y. IN. Fresh
oysters will be served iu the most pulitahle
style ~ well ~ refresh rutS 1f every kind,
varied enough iu quality 10 satisfy the cr.V-
iu.r- even of au epiCurc. Excellent string mu-
sic and dancing will tie prominent features in
the evenings utertairmcnt Hnd the committee
viii spare no y irs &, ma il enjoyable ana r
throughout. Bv all means attend II you appre-
ciatc pleasures of this kind.
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Dr.. Einney.. Componma ssrur, Of nu

DR.. Eiuney-s Compound syrup Of 1u-
ctiu is guaranteed TO cure Inflammation of the
Kidneys and Bladder, painful or suppressed
urinatiou 50 frequent in old age, painful or
suppressed menstruation. lacorrhoea or whites,
gravel. gleCt structure, bloody discharges,
Bright's diceasc, hrickdust deposits drOpsy-
pain i'm the back or side, sick neadachr, pim-
pies. hlUtcaes and eruptions on the face, aud u
diseases OF Il specific or constitutional nature,
regardless of duration, age or sex. Compound
Syrup of Buchu i a positive ana radical cure.
For sale 10y LENNON Il MURRAY, Ebeusburg.
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a ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

IA Es,ate of CATHARINE CRUM, dec a.
Letters OF Administration on the estate OF Cath-
arine Crum late of ssummerhill township decd.
having been granted to the undersigned, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate
that payment must be made without delay. and
those having claims against the same VIII present
CATHARINE 7. BURrNETT
not Q 1878 al Administrators.
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A DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.

IA Estate of ELIZABETH CRUM, dec a.
Letters of Administration on the estate of EtiZa-
beth Crum late of Summerhill township, deed,
having been granted to the undersigned, notice is
hereby given that all debts due to said estate must
be paid forthwith and all claims against the same
should be presented, properly authenticated Tor
settlement to -..,
CATHARINE J. BURNETT,
pct 3 1i7s at Adnnistratrix.
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ITO THE VOTERS OF CAMBRIA

II COU NTY.-I hereby offer myself as an
independent Candidate for the Office of COUNTY
CoMMIssGoNER, and pledge myself. if elected, to
faithfully perform the duties Of said office.
JOHN Porter.
Susauehanna Twp, Oct. s, 1875. At.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
"A u.,-;,,c, i,aen anpointed A udifor h

IA HaVinG been appOlnftU RO'IIIUf Uy
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county TO
report distribution of the money in the hands OF
ihp SberiH arising from sale Of Defendants real
estate tr the case of ). Klnordllnger * Go. VS. y
A. McCfougIi, No. 3, sept. Term, 1873, Icnd Er,
non l hereby give notice to all interested that
attend to the duties of said appointment. at my
office in Ebensburg on THURSDAY, OCT 2lst,
1875, at O'CLOCK, p. NJ, when ana whefe tne!
must attend, or be forever debarred from coming
In on said fund GEO w. OATMAN
III Ihansburg III Oct. 1. 1873 -st Auditor.
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CTRAY STEER.-Came to the en-

CTKA STEE K.-Cane TO Jne eli
~ closure oi the subscriber i'm Croyie town
shin on or about the beginning of September last,
n dark red STEER two years old last Spring. No
marks visible The owner is requested to come
forward prove property. pay charges and take
him away: otherwise he Will be disposed of in ac-
cortIance with law DANIEL BOYLE.
Croyle Twp, Oct. s, 1s75-3t.
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STRAY UEIFER.-Camc to the

~ premises of the subscriber in Barr town.
ship on or about the 18th of September dark
red Hefer. 2 years old. The owner Is requcst-
ed to come forward, prove property, pay Tor
this advertisement. and take her away; other
wise sne will be disposed of according to law
JAS. s. LUCkETT.
Rarr Twp., Oct. g, 1S15.-3t-
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-, {, n day at home. Agents wanted. Outht ana
) y terms free. TRUE x CO., Augusta, Maine.
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nnnn 4 month tocnerssetic mon AMI women every
- ttl where. fsf>snfS> H1s u3its, tAt,f ls> % AZ
HVUt VI F'i co, I5l Michigan ave, Ci..o~go.
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The electors of the district composed of tho
Township of IOder, to meet as follows: First Di-
vision at the house of Henry Frazier. in said town
ship Second Division, at Beams school house, in
said township
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-10-08
"a, AND PERSONAL.

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4 ,t,. announcement was made that
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4 ..i,,, for state Senator, but no parric-
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