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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, February l6, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 139 hogsheads and
l fierce. The erings at auction OH Change were
% packages; OF which number IL were taken in,
and the remainder sold AZ prices ranging from
81. 30 to $50.
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Fine. $3.50: superfne, s5@s5.25; extra super.
fine. SEQ 1925 common family, 81 fancy family
and City Mills, $S- and very dull.
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FREDERICK DE barry & CO., /
Al and 4S Warren street, New YORK,
Sole agents for United States and Canada.

For sale by dealers, gsoeers, and druggists Every
genuine bottle bears the YELLOW label.
ia 2S-M.W&F&eowtAu27 F;s -
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 16, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke. Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and pas enscrs, G. w. Allen + CO., agents.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunniil. philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. r. Porter, agent. ~
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. United
States mail, merchaDdse and passengers, L. d.
Taiunl, agent. u $50 s2HstE
schooner Lucy Jones. Marihush. New York, can
mel coal, 6. Storrs, agent.
Schooner Ann Twibili. Dunn, Norfolx, COAL Cur
It's Parker.
BY Telegraph.
NEW York, February l6.-Arrfyed; Attic, Ze-
raph, Piniu, Meos. Arrived OUT: Ontarios Sam.
Weller, Proyanscore, City or Lima Abyssinta. Po-s
lynesia, Borgheia, 4. Musch Transit Gerier, Hes.
perfa, Teimock, Malta, Amy (hayipg jet!isoGed
1908 barrels Of tarl, Cescari, vioser. Homeward
bound: Mary Graham, Stranger, 0pher, Burger
master. Van Wurier, Daripn. II -
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kentucky.

KENTUCKY KUKLUx AT WORK KILLING Me-
Il GRoES.
New YORK, February 18.-A special from
Louisville says Near SheIbyville yesterday
morning masked men set fire to the cabin
oftsome negroes, compelling the inmates to
come out and call aloud their names. The
last man to respond was Reuben Dennis,
and as he uttered his name they literally
riddied his body with bueksh0t. Dennis
bore bad name. Feeling 10 strong against
this renewal Of kuKluYisR.
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Between 2and O'Clock, when the Senate
was working under the tive-minutes' rule,
Messrs. Cameron, Of Wisconsin, and Chris
tlancy, of Michigan, drew manuscript
speeches and read them, to the disgust OF
everybody, in instalments. Raw oysters
coated with brown sugar, before breakfast,
would not be more unpalatable than were
these ill-tlmed efforts under the circum-
stances.
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NEW iOhh WI Aoss ~ 49,. a.o,,,,s
NEW YonK, February l6.-Cotton-Net recelp tas,
SIS a stsaSy. Sairs, $4,000 bales February.
si0. SS@&i 0.6s; March, $l0.72; APPEL a1EI, ylo.i
| JAN JAN sIIi9@sIl.2O; august, a., ,4Ssii.a5 ;
September, sl1;ol@s, ~: October, af0.ss@
sl9S.ss9;s N'v'" ee..sr, sl0.74asIo7e; pccetaoer'
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BALTIMORE. FEBRUARY 16.-Flour active and
wheat Arm western Arm, with light offerings
southern led, $I.25@8l.36 amber. 81. 38; Penn.
sylvania red, 81 .9aaS1 So; No. western wititsr
Southern corn quiet and unchanged; western nm
settled, closing heavy. Oats heavy at 34@36c. Bye
Coffee dull and lower; Rio-cargoes, l44917Ac.
Whiskey, 81 .OSk. Sugar nominal at 9@9nc.
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AS the 0anQ OF Tue CLOCK utaJeu y Seua.
tors, from sheer exhaustion, gave up the con-
test, and vote was taken, and the bill and
amendments reported to the Senate. The
final vote on the adoption Of the amended
bill was-yeas, As; nays, 81; and this Sc
cures beyond a peradyenture or accident
the restoration of silver to its former dignity
as the equal Of gold as legal tender The
bill as adopted, as was anticipated In last
nights dispatches, is the Bland bill with
free coinage stricken out, and with the fur
ther provision that not less than two mill
lions or more than four millions Of silver
shall be coined per month. Then ALI
sion's amendment for an international con-
ference was added, and also McDonald's,
intended to prevent any ambiguity as to the
complete legal-tender capacity OF silver
under the bill. 1t will so back to the House
and be disposed OF without delay.
THE TOBACCO SITUATION.
Your correspondent to-day asked lead
ing congressman, who is an earnest adyo-
cate of the proposition to reduce the tax on
tobacco, whether he did not think 1t best
to bring in a separate bill for tobacco, and
he promptly answered ..No." Said he :
g You then make it target, and deprive it
Of all outside aid. There are anti tariff men
in. Congress who are SO anxious for a
change in the present tariff that il they
thought tobacco stood in the way OF this
they would vote to let the tax stand rs it is.
But put it in the general bill and they will
vote for it. y a tobacco man, who Is looking
after the tobacco interest here, dded 20 The
reduction in 1872 was made bya general
bill, and tobacco was helped by being asso.
ciated with other subjects. = &
CABINET RUA0Rs.
Republican information is to, the effect
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Local Correspondence.

ST. AUGUSTINE, JUNE 3 1S1S.
DEAR FREEMAN Thinking a line from this
meek of timber" would Rot be amiss, I will
try TO give you the current news occasionally.
In the early part of last week the house of
Mr.. Augustine Walters, (nOw occupied bv JAS
WaltcrS) Gn what Is known Ms the Bishop farm
caught hre ana before the flames could be ex-
ttuguIShed the entire roof WIS dest rOyed. but
no other damage was done. No insurance
our bachelor friend, Mr.. Gormly. has treated
his mouse TO a new roof and two new porvhps
besides otherwise improved the appearance OF
II, and all that J. needed now is one of the fair
sex to move IN as his lawful wife To adorn it.
Our young friend Samuel j. Morris, xtil and
f0yOrably known in all he region round abult
was Inarricd on last Monday 10y Rev r. Y Nc
Cart ny. AT s. August inc church. to Miss Mollie
Adams. one of the fuirest and most amiubte
daughters OF Cleurfeld township. That a pros
porous Journey through life will tie voucIiss, fed
them u the sincere wish of their many friends
The John NaRle aud John Cunaway referred
To IN last weeks Freeman are not residents of
Clcarhcld township. WIN. Conaway. of Dean
township, ana John Nagle. alias "Bliukey' John
NaKle, were the parties implicated in the al
lrgcd larceny | am not certain as t. where
NHge resided at the time Of his arrest, but it
was certainly not in ClCarfeId township Nv
reason Tor writing this is that there are two
John NaEles i'm Clarified township. aud some
folks might think il was one of thcin but
they are both upright men.
More anon TELEPHONE.
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HYn f NEAL.

PLAN ROBERTS.-Married on Wednes-
day evening, June 5. 1878, at the residence OF the
PLANK, recently OF Ebensburg, now of Christiana
Lancaster county. and Miss r. ELLA. eldest
No cards i'''
Never have we been called upon to chronicle
union Of hands and union of hearts the doing
OF which afforded US more pleasure than feel
IN announcing the quiet and unOstentatious
wedding noted above. The Doctor is in every
sense OF the word. a true and worthy gentleman.
snd the fair young bride, one of the handsomest
and most accomplished daug hter5 of Ebensburg
Is only known to be admired. only named to he
praised, by every person in this community. no
matter how exalted OF how humble their positions
.u W ne: Ella IN her hapPy maidenhOod was All
that female loveltneSS aud female purity could
te-a sweet girl who had kind word and CHEEKY
S'hlie LOT every person, poor as well as rich-an1
now that she has committed her heart and hand
20 the keeping Of one who will never prove re-
cFeant te the sacred and holy trust, tervent God
y css them = wells up unbdden, no doubt from
heart that can appreciate pure and trustful wo-
manhood nj faithful and honest manhood. The
happy couple left tor the East their wedding
tour the same evening. bearing with them the
heartfelt benedctons OF hosts of admiring friends,
and earnest well wishors. May the choicest
blessings OF heaven he showered upon them dur
and may death at LIST find them ready to exchange
the cares of time for the never-ending joys Of
eternity is the sincere prayer OF ye editor, who
has been most generously remembered by the
kind and loving pair.
BR1TTNER BrLLER. Married. on Tuesday
morning. June !, Isis At the Church Of the Holy
Name in this place, by Rev. Father Boyle. Mr..
WICHAEL BRITTNBR. of Gallitzin, anJ Miss VI AR
To the newly welded extend our hearty
congratulations and best wishes Mike is an hon
est, industrious and whole-sOuled gentleman.
while the fair bride is not only one OF the most
anna BILE and greea bic OF her sex but is thorough
ly competent for all the duties that will devolve
upon her as the worthy wife Of n worthy husband.
That health, wealth and prosperity may be their
portion here and eternal felicity their reward in
the great hereafter, Is the earnest prayer OF all
who know them. SO mote ii be.
HENRY-EBERLY.- Married. on Tuesday
May Is. 1873, at st. Aichacl's church, Loretto by
Rev. Father Bush, MIR. ELIAS HENRY, of Vest
moreland county, and Miss CAKoLINE EBERLY. or
Munster township.
SUTTON-NOONAN.- Married. at St Angus
tine church, on Tuesday, May Il, 1873. by Rev
Father Mccarthy. Mr.. ! Ohm g. SUTToN, of Clear
field township, and Miss ELLA NooNAS, Of Al
tOOna.
MALONE MELLON Married. at the same
place. by the same ON Tuesday, NJ IS. 1873 Mr..
PETER MALONE, of Altoona, and Miss ALICE
MELLON, of Clearfield township.
-ADAMS.-Married. at the same
place, by the same, on Monday, May %, 177S Mr.
). j. NORRIS and Miss MoLLIE ADAMS, both OF
Clearfeld township.
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TELEPHONE.

AN UNDESIRABLE TRUTH.-You deserve
10 suffer, and IL You lead a miserable, unsat-
isfactOry life in this beautiful world il is
entirely your own fault and there is only
one excuse Tor you, ,-yOur unreasonable
prejudice and skepticisrn, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and com
mon sense reasoning will soon show Won
that Green's August Flower will cure yuu
OF Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
It's miserable effects, such sick headache
palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, hab-
ltual cOstiveness, dizziness of the head ner-
vous prostra:ion, low spirits, Sc. Its sales
now reach every town on the Western Con-
tineDt, aud not a Druggist, among whom we
may name Lennon & Murray, OF This place
hat will tell you OF it's wonderful cures
Three doses will relieve you.
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BROWNS EXPANSION
SPRING BED BOTTOM.
Sold in Cambria County by J. J. NOOnan.

THIS CELEBRATED BED BOTTOv snstains
i much greater weight and continues more
eiasti- than any other Spring Bed ever invented.
It will mt any bedstead and is perfectly noiSeess,
simple in construction. and so light and easily han
died that child can place remove Z. It is the
only bed bottom that is cliaccommodating. this
long desired object being attained by an inEeui-
ously constructed spring truss glr'ier, by means
o. which two persons can rrpose the same level
matter how widely different they may he in
weight. This bed spring is sold At price W hich
places IL within the reach of all, and h0usekeepers
who study comfort and economy should buy
other [55.-3tl
Recommendations slept on one Of Browns
Extension Bed Bottoms tor a couple of months
past. have no hesitation in saying that IL possess
all the merits claim cd for:t H. 4 N PIKE.
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z. X. THOMPSON Last spring I was
attacked with headache aud billions slupor,
and was out of sorts gene rally. | procured
one bottle of Barosma, and a box Of Daude-
lion aud Mandrake Pills taking both as Iii
rec:ed, aud in a few days l was altogether a
different man aud feeling perfectly we'll
NJ z. MATHEWS Tiiusville, Pa.
T}arosma is prepared bv e. X. ThomT son,
FitusvilIe. Pa, price 81 90 per bottle: pills
25 cents per box. For safe by Lennon 81
Murray, EJeHs5 5ure, Pa.
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HAVING again taken the agency for the
champion Reaper and Mower, l am now
prepared TO offer TO farmers The best ma
chine made, OIL longer time and for less mo-
ney than any one else. Old machines taken
in part pay tor new ones. if you want to
buy or trade, wriIe to me describing old ma
chine, etc. HARRY WAYNE
Agent Champion Reaper and Mower.
lu.I JohnstOwn, Pa.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.-Having /

"a been appointed Auditor Ivy the Court
or Common Pleas of Cambria county to report
distribution Of the money in the hands of John
Wagner. Assignee of Charles A. MCMullen. of
Allegheny township. Cambria county. for the
10y his first accO unit, to and amongst the parties
entitled to receive the same notice Is hereby Civ
that will attend to the duties of said appoint
meut, at my Office In EbenSburE. on FRIDAY,
jun rs. 1878 AT O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. :.
when and where all parties Interested must pre-
sent their claims. or he deharred from coming in
said mnd. GEO. W. OATNAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, June, g. 1873 -S;.E
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GAME AND FISH LAw.-The new game
and fish law, which has passed both Houses
and will probably be signed by the Govern
or, fixes the time for the killing of game and
fish follows:
from Sept 1st to Jan. LIST. Rabbits from Oct.
18th to Jan. lst- WoodcOck, from July lst to
Jan. lst Quail. from Oct. 25rh to Jan. Is. .
Pheasants, from Oct lst to Jan. lst. Trout,
from A pril LIST to Aug. 1St. Black Bass, Green
Rass, Yellow Bass, Willow Bass. Rock Bass,
Lake Erie or Grass Bass. Pike or Pickerel, from
June LIST to Jan. ist. Trout can only be legally
caught with hook and line. and bass only with
a hook aud line, scroll or spear.
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WHY IS 1T ?-The truths of science and
progressive Thought have always been com
PEELED to batter down the hulwarks Of preju-
dice ani disbelief, or remain forever un-
known. Why il ii that people are reluct-
ant to receive facts that relate directly TO
the phenomena of their own existence
Astronomers, upon discovering star, as
sign II a place at once, and it is forever fixed.
The rule 10y which a mathematical problem
is once solved becomes forever an axiom
but no matter how clearly the principles
which govern healrh and sickness he demon
strared, some refuse to believe. DR. Pierce's
Family Medicines which are now so gener-
ally used, and deservedly popular, were, in
their early days very reluctantly received
by thu people. To-day, DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has outrivaled the old
time sarsaparillas his Pellets are in general
use IN place of the coarse, huge, drastic pills
formerly so much employed, while the sales
of his DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and his
FavOrite Prescription are enormous. Where
the skin is sallow and covered with blotches
aud pimples, or where there are scrofulous
swellngs aud affections, few bottles of his
Golden Medical Discovery will effect an en-
tire cure. If YOU feel dull, drowsy debili-
tated, have sallow color of skin or yellow
iSh-brown spots on face or body, frequent
headache or dizziness, bad taste in mouth
Internal heat or chills alteruated with hot
hushes, low spirits and gloomy forebodings
Irregular appetite, and tOrgue coated Won
suffering from Torpid Lirer or ''Bilious-
ness" In many cases of "Ljrer Complaint"
only part of these symptoms are experienced.
As a remedy for all such cases, DIR. PIerce's
Golden Medical Discovery has 40 equal, as
it effects pefect cures leaving the liver
strengthened and healthy. DebilitateG fe-
males who have undergone all the tortures
of caustic and the knife, and yet suffer with
those peculiar draggiug-dolCn sensations and
weaknesses, can have guaranteed 20 them
prompt and positive relief by using DR..
Perce's Favorite Prescription while con-
stipation aud torpid liver, or ''hiiousness. -
are promptly relieved by the Pleasant Pur-
gatiye Pellets. Sold 10y all druggists.
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a UDITOR,S NOTICE.-The "a

A dersigned Auditor, appointed 10y the
Orphans Court Of Cambria county 90 report dis
tribution Of me fund in the hands Of Margaret
A. VI yers. ENecutrix OF nm Myers. deceased,
hereby gives notice that he viii sit 1t his office
in EbenShurg, THURSDAY. the soEh day OF
JUNE. 1878. nt o'clock. Z. II tor tho purpose 81
attending to the duties oi said appointment l.
Those having claims upon said fund are request
ell to present them. or he 1ebarrej from any part
ofthe same wM. II. = ECHLER, Auditor,
Ebensburg. May 2s, 1875 st.
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COME To THE PEOPLES
ClhAP VARIETY STORE

The PEoPLE'S VARIETY STORE is the best vet
Wen treat you all well and bargain You'll get
Loretto's the place where cheap goods are found.
SO come all good people and gather around
Come all ye good people from far and from near,
Iii tell you of something you II like to hear
Come out OF the country, come out Of the town
Buy all kinds of goods since the price has come
down.
The VARIETY STORE is the cheapest you'll find
Choce goods you will get there OF every kind
The price of our merchandise suits the hard times
BY dealing with you wiz save many dimes.
To keep up the prices would he great crime.
Now that the laborer gets half pay tOr n 5 time.
From all the large cities goods DO get
We pay for them there on the instant. cash net,
Which enables US lower to sell, do you see?
And thus do our prices and hard times agree
All produce we take from the country in trade,
4 MT fhitS Iu GeiDnoflS tritiuiu cash bciHJ pGih.
Come, all pretty girls. sober matrons, and see !
Come, young men and old men boys high as your
knee
The place we hold forth Is at IHceys old stand.
Where the best kind of bargains the cash can
command:
The PEOPLES CHEAP VARIETY STORE is our full
name,
And al kinds OF goods you'll get cheap ut the
same
NJ. 7. L Fl TET.f}A I'M.
Loretto Cambria Co., Pa, June 1STs.-3m.
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The Democratic nominating convention
for Blair county will be held Gu the i9,h
lDsi.
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EBESsBURo on MONDAY.

Three hundred and ten acres of unimprOved
land in jackson township sold at the SUIT OF
prunerty of john ID. WeHtrOtn, and bought Uy
Geo. ROTabaugh IA for 500.
one hundred and forty five acres OF unim-
proved land in Cambria township; sold ut the
suit of same plaintiff, as the property of Johu
ID. Wentroth, aud bought 10y Frank DiDert Tor
5000.
Lot of ground in Summerhiu township sold
at the SUIT of same plaintiff as the properly Of
Junn ID. Wentroth, and bought by Geo. ROrd-
buugh for 500.
House and lot in Washington township; sold
Joseph and Hannah Bugie, and bought 10y
Fifty-six acres and Improvements in Munster
township sold at the suit OF X. l.. Johnston,
ESQ as ,he property Of Eliza NUODan, and
bought 10y paintIff for So.
One hundred and two acres and improve
ments in CrOyle township; sold at the suit of
VIM. Murray, the property OF John ID aud
Mary Ann Wentroth, ana Bought by piaintin
Fifty acres and improvements in Backlick
township; sold at the suit OF i. IL. Cresswel
* Son, for use OF Hood, BOnbrighi n Co., aS the
property of Henry Miller, aud bought by John
AiVner for 500.
Sixty three acres and improvements iH Al
legheuy township; sold mt tn" suit oi Ga hariEe
Mouse, for use OF +. D. SAupp, rs the property
of John p. Herzog, and UOught by W. Buck
Ninety-thrce acres and improvements in
Susquehanna soid at the suit oil w. Nj Lloyd
& Co, for use O John McCOlgan,as the property
Of Uriah Lloyd, and bought by Mm. hitteli'
Esq, for *@5.
township; sold at the suit OF George Orner' as
the property of Daniel s. Brallier, and bought
by the plaintiff for $lU0.
at tae suit of John Buck and Aug. Walters,
executors of Geo. WCaklund, as the property
OF Michael J. DeiJrich, nd bought by John
Buck for $780,
The above comprises n full list of the
properties disposed of, The writs in all other
cases being either stayed or the saies al
jUurned until next term.
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CONsuiip pTIOAsaNsEGuR ]

For proof OF the fact see my circular. which VIII
be sent FREE 70 any address OsCA.. u. Muoa as.
LS v..i-n4t ) rect New LOTAt
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NEW ADTERTTsEhE.5 -.

NTEn GOOD NFS 70 represent Ire
w - IL L - American Newspaper I-nsan
List OF Cooperative Newspa pers and canvass Tor
advertisements In the yiciui of their hui.i.s
To proper persons win allow p liberal n
aud advance a regulsr weekly payment uu .
count address vi b references. BE AIS n FfiS-
TER. Genl A enIs Arnerican Nevvspaler /. nj n
No. 10 Spruce street, New York.
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on last Saturday and Monday afternoons.
IN YOUNGSTOWN ON SATURDAY
House and lot at Scalp Level, in Adams
township, sold as the property OF Henry Y.
Shuffrr, at the suit of John FrnOn, ESQ, aud
bought by the latter for Sl01.
Two houses and Il lot in Cambria borough
sold the suIt OF J. Atfeider Il Bro, aS The
property of Conrad Meyer, and bought by Ed
ward U'NeIii for 1880.
FIIty-seVeu acres and improvements In THy-
lOr ,Ownsnip; sold al the suit Of L. +. ShaIfer,
the property of Ephraim Gonghnour, aud
UUught 10y John COau for SOS5.
House and lot in kCrnVIlie Johnstown);
sold at the suit OF JOhuStuwn Building aud
Loan Association, as the property OF Adum
kuntz, jr-, and bought by said corporation for
50
House and lot in J Johnstown sold at the suit
of John Thomas, for use of keim " Co, ne
property of John Jones, and bought 10y john
Gels for $3.50.
House aud lot in MillVille borough sold at
the suit OF Kem y Co.. us the property OF John
Donovan, and bought by the Cambria Iron
Company FOR S455.
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Pro Bono PublicO.


TANINCi an ambition to pay my debts L will
L 4 sell as much of the following described real
estate as will he necessary for the purpose. viz
No I. A PIECE BR PARCEL OF IMPROV-
ED LA ND situate in the Vest Ward Of Ihe Bor-
ough of EhenS bury, containing ~ acres. having
thereon erected n two story double Dwelling
House.
No. ? a SQUARE OF GROUND situate in
the West Ward OF the Borough Of Ebensburg.
bounded by Lloyd street " est street. Ogle street
and Spruce alley. having thereon erecTcd a dou-
BILE Frame Dwelling House and 4 Frame Stable.
No. 3 A LOT OF GROUND situate in the
West Ward Of the Borough OF Ehensburg. front
ing on Lloyd street. aui adjoining the Foundry.
No. J. A PIECE OF GROUND situate in the
West Ward Of the Borough OF Ebenshurg. bound
cd by the Turnpike. Lloyd street and W est street,
containing about one acre.
No 4 PIECE OR PARCEL OF INPROE-
Ed LAND situate in Cambria township (ucar
Ebensburc), bounded by the Clay Pike. land of
Edward Owens and John HirsChHCr, containing
10 acres and 60 percheS.
No. A PIECE OR PARCEL OF UNIM-
PROVED LAND situate in Cambria township
at Beulah), bounded Toy the Bculfh road, land Of
Joseph Wilman, Heirs of James and Geo. Mills,
a1d OF hers. containing : 90 acres and 81 perches.
No. :. 4 TRACT OF LAND situate in Black
lick township. known az the John Gillian farm.
containing about 123 acres. having thereon erect
ed Stone Dwelling House ana Frame Barn.
There is a coal bank opened on the premises
Where the above pTupcT'y Sili admit o. division,
1t will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Nm. KIT ELL.
Fbeusburg Nav 81 IsTS-tr