County of Cumberland,
THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, TO THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER,
1759, INCLUSIVE. ’
IBS BRICKER, Esq., Treasurer, in account with said .County.
int of balance In bands of Treasurer at last settlement,
outstanding tax at last settlement,
taxes levied for 1860,
abatement received from State Treasurer,"
costs and fines received in Quarter Sessions,
verdict fees received in Common Pleas,
temporary loans in Bank,
loans received on bond,
- interest received from tax collectors,
tax received on unseated lands,
miscellaneous receipts.
JMd Tdwhabip and Borougb Assessors,
■■■■
V'vmSP* Collectors abatement allowed tax payors,
; ■ BKiDor
Kiuifman and olbera for now bridgoa,
'giSfjohn Qntsball and others for repairing bridges,
, * *®fcPotor Itobuok and others, road damages/
persona as road viewers,
Grand and Traverse Jurors for January term, ,
do do do April term,
' do do • do August term,
do do . do November terra,
[ District Attorney’s foes in Commonwealth cases,
Court Crier’s foes, , , -
Witness fees in Commonwealth cases,
liifilid Andrew Kerr. Eaq., 218 doys service up to 20tli October,
' Samuel Megaw, Baq., 267 daya-sorvico up.to 81st December,
N. U: Eokles, Esq.; 218 days service lip to Blat December,
J. D. Q-orgos, Esq., 42. days service from 25th Oct. to 10th .
J. 11l Waggoner, Esq„,l4 days service from 16th Dec. to 31st;Doc.
j. Armstrong salary as clerk,
J, Loudon for stationery, , ' i
H. J 1 Hant for pons,, r . , ’ r
Early & Noncmakcr for coal;
Win. If. Milior, Attorney to Commissioners,
J. B, Bratton for postage, . . . -
||,
J. London for book for Register's office,
J. D.iGorgas for stoyb, ;
ID. S. Croft, Eaq., f«es in Commonwealth eases,
P. Quigley, Esq., foes,
‘ D.' Sipo, for desk for Prothonotnry'a office,
J. London, book for Recorder, ,
. do dor. Ih’pthonotary's office,
aid A. Martin and others foes in Commonwealth cases,
- • do do do for making,quarterly returns.
Wsi.
M. M’Clollun, ttn'a othWfor ioi4Uglnqttes(a,
Ife
sundry, persons Top holding elections,
id It. M’Cartnoy, Esq., for support of prisoners, and foes,
S, Koopms; salary ns Ucopor of jail, - ‘ ,
(N. W. Wood? and othora, for clothing, shoes; Ac., for prisoners,
Hlirom A JJlaok, and others for coal, . .
1 Gardner A Co., and others for repairs at Jail,
: Gas A Water Comp., for water,. •
' ,1. W. Eby, for brushes, Ac., ■
' ITr. W. W. Dale, salary as physician,
Kastorn State I‘oiutimtiary, for Support of convicts,
id 3f.' lloloomb and others, foos in Commonwealth cases,
TV- . ■
\ tfoid Ai Whittnore, bond, .
<M Wm. M. Beotoxn; Cashier, notes in Bank,"
** Leonard and others, interest on County bonds,.
' " ... *
Squior, Esq., Treasurer, on draft of directors.
Culver, A. J. Herman, and H. L. Burkholder, visitors)
Tritt, J. Trimble, and. A. BoSSir, Esqrs., salary us Directors,
Hpi-; , " : ■ ■
OhrgaV and* John Gutalmll, for roofing towers of Jail, v
' 't A Roightcr and others, for repairing furnaces, «fco./
Water Co. for gas and water at Court House,
Old, for gas-burners,,
. Lynch, for repairing gas-fixtures,
:Mdudy, for cleaning Court House and offices/
r Hooker, for repairing locks,
. Natehor, salary us keeper,
loony, for chairs)
jffian, ptfiftfftg for county,
ration, do’. / do.
* Porter, do'/ do.
Zina, do* , do.
lot, & Uukc, and Q. Scoby, Esqrs.'for auditing accounts/
lavbrVtiok, bill sundry articles,
.Martin, for auditing accounts of County
t!i 1 J?® ae Company’ appropriation,
Neff and others, for shoveling snow,
N. Miller, tax erroneously collected/
Mullen, for arresting horso thief,
9man, for horse-hire,. • .
‘ire Co. appropriation,
iltb, for whitewashing,
r Commissioners traveling expenses on county business,
, for charcoal, • < > . . . .
i, for putting in coal, . ; .
for winding clock,
icaffor, appropriation to Agricultural Society,
is in suit against N. C. Kail Road Company,
iillor, fees .in Supremo Court,
>U, bill sundries, . ‘ :
f, bill sundries,
trong, traveling expenses on county business/
persons for fox scalps, •
lomps'on, fo‘r a map,
'i , Whole Commissioners’ chocks, •
.Amount of Connty Treasurer's commission at 14 por cent,
.Outstanding taxes, • .
Commission allowed Collodtois,
Exonerations do. do.
Balance) in hands of Treasurer,
Total credits.
Total receipts.
ofCountytaxes outstanding on the Ist day of January, 1860.
MW'Samuol Shironmn, Lower Allen,
teXB67..iilbhn Church, Now Cumberland,
■, 1868 ; J»mes Spottawood, Carlialo,
M96B',T. J. naoliott, Frunkford,
“'iSSS Jobn Cruwford, Nowvillo,
Whaler, West Ponnsboro’,
Wm. MoCrctt, Prankford, '
m-k' ■ ■■••• , - . • 4
OF THE
Receipts.
Expenditures l>y Payments.
ASSESSORS,
ABATEMENT. '
BRIDGES and roads.
COURTS.
COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE.
county offices;
CONSTABLE’S FEES,
INQUESTS ON DEAD BODIES.
JAIL AND EASTERN PENITENTIARY.
JUSTICES’ FEES.
LOANS AND INTEREST.
POOR HOUSE.
‘ PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
PRINTING/
Miscellaneous payments'.
1860 Wm. McCnno, Hopowcll, f ' 101
1859 Monroh, ' • ' (230,.01
1850 H, 11. Eborly, Mcchojiicsburg, .. V 4 02
1859 J.-Feeman, Now Cumberland, -10 G 49
1869 Thomas Rudolph? South Middleton, f 403 29
1859 Peter Y. Herman, Silver Spring, * 282 71
1859 J. F. Boughman, Southampton, f 133 49
1859 A. B. Sochrist, Upper Allen, 4 09
$1,704 06
Those marked thns.f haVo paid in part.
Those marked thus * have paid in full.
Cumberland County, ss.
Wo, tno Commissioners of Gnmbcrlabd county do
certify, and submit the foregoing as, a correct state
ment of the receipts and expenditure# of the county
aforesaid, from the Ist day of January to the 31st
day of December, 1850, inclusive, ns also a schedule
of outstanding county taxes in the boroughs and
townships therein stated; together with a statement
of expenditures under each head of appropriation,
made by the Commissioners in compliance with the
requisitions contained'in the 22d and 23d sections
of an not of Assembly of this Commonwealth passed
the 15th day of April, A. D. 1834. 1 ,
$9,907 60
3,075 60
38,903 02
1,052 03
Witness our hands and seal office,
f ex? A T.«lat Carlisle, the 18th day of January,
V KA V A . D. 1800.
02 50
24 00
6,930 01
000 00
24 72
2 79
221 99
SAMUEL MEGAW,
, N. 11. ECKLES,
J. 11. WAGGONER,
Commissioners of Cumberland County.
Attest—J. Armstrong, Clerk.
Cumberland County, as.
$57,970 72
Wo, the undersigned Auditors of Cumberland
county, mot according to law,' and having boon'
sworn, proceeded to examine the accounts and
vouchors of Moses Brickcr, Esq., Treasurer of the.
said county, from the Ist day of January to the 31st
day of December, 1859, inclusive, do. certify that wo
find the sum of eight thousand-five hundred and
ninety-five dollars and six cents duo by said Treas
urer to the county aforesaid, as will appear by the
foregoing exhibit of said account.
. In witness whereof wo have hereunto set our
hands at Carlisle, the 18th day of January, A. D.
1800.
$1,237 84
2,490 12
Statement of County Debt.
THE Commissioners of Cumberland county
make and submit the following statement of
the amount of borrowed money, including interest,
together with the assets In the Treasury on the Ist
day of January i 860; • • ‘ 1
Dll. To amount of bonds outstanding,
including interest, as per last annual
statement, on Ist January 1859; $81,050 60
To amount of -money borrowed for the
year 1859, . COO 00
SCOT 02
1,282 41
135, 59
144 71
2,110 63
$035 61
' 705.01)
CIO 00
777 58
368 00
40,00
G 67 20
Whole amount of debt Ist January iB6O, 31,050 60
CR. By amount of balance in
Treasury, $8,595 00
By amount of outstanding tax
es, , *1,704 06
By amount of judgment against .
N. C. Railway Company; 275 00 -
By amount of J. Coovor's sub r
. scription, for bridge, 100 00;
By amount in bands of Justice
Smith, 60 00‘ .
10,704 12
3,712 47
$327 00
< 400 60
327 00
63 00
1 21 00
. 500.00
83 54
2 00
00 00
17126
7 54
Excess of indebtedness over assets, $20,355 54
’ SAMUEL MEGAW,
N. 11, ECKELS,
, J. h. waogoni?R..
Commissioners,
Wo the - undersigned Auditors of Cumberland
county, having examined the several claims against
said’eounty, do certify that the above is a true state
ment of the handed debt, and assets of the said coun
ty,, oh the Ist day of January, 1860.
DAVID OYSTER,
; . BENJAMIN DUKE, ,
GEORGE SCOBY, V
. . -Auditors of Cumberland County.
1,902 84
$3O 00
0 20'
304 01
61 63
25 00
10 50
23-11
Fob. 2, 1800.
UNITED STATES MAILS.
454 05
5137 63
87 18
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ;
Washington, December 10, 1859.
PROPOSALS -Will bo received at tbo Con
tract Office of this Department until 3 p. in. of
Saturday, March 81, 1800, for convoying the'mails
of the United States for four years, commencing Ju
ly 1, 1860, and ending Juno 30,1804, in tbo.Stato of
PENNSYLVANIA, on:thq routes and by the aohed*
ulos of departures and arrivals heroin specified. 1 1
Decisions announced by April 24, 1800.
[Bidders will examine carefully the instructions qn r
1 nexed.)
2404 From Harrisburg, by Dauphin, Pino
Grove, and Summit Station, to Auburn, 59
miles and buck, daily, except Sunday, by rail
road.
Leave Harrisburg daily, except * Sunday, at 2;10
pm;
Arrive at Auburn by 0.10 p ni;
Leave Auburn, daily, except Sunday, at 9 am;
Arrive at Harrisburg by 12.42 pm.
,2405 From Harrisburg, by Lingleystown, Mannda;
Hill, West Hanover, East Hanover, and Ono,
, to Jonestown, 27 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Harrisburg Monday and Friday at 10 am ;
Arrive at Jonestown by 5 p ra ; i*
Leave Jonestown Tuesday and Saturday at 7 am;
Arrive at Harrisburg by 4 p in.
Proposals arc invited for a third weekly trip.
1406 From Harrisburg, by Sbcpherdstown, Dills-,
burg, Clear Spring, York Sulphur Springs, and
Heidlorsburg, to Gettysburg, 35 miles and back,
. twice a week. ’
Leave Harrisburg Monday and Friday, at 8 a
224 81
1,068 51
119 41
$2,736 19
150 00
. 107 97
205 21
00 30
• 40 00
"■ 7 75
25 00
751 83
4,114 25
309 89
, too 00
0,000 00
1,837 56
m;'
' Arrive at Gettysburg ,by 5p m i
Leave, Gettysburg Tuesday and Saturday at 8
a m ; :
Arrive at Harrisburg by 5 p ra. . •
Proposals are invited for a third weekly trip.
• 2407 Prom Harrisburg, by Lisburn, to Lowisborry,
‘ •• 12 miles and back, once a week,
i Leave Harrisburg Saturday at 1 p m; ’
Arrive at Lewisborry by 5 p m;
Leave Lewisborry Saturday at 8 a m; , .
Arrive at Harrisburg at 12 m.
2408 From Harrisburg, by Shiremanstown, Mc
cbanicsburg, Carlisle, Korrvillo, Plainfield,
Nowvillo, Oakville,. Shipponsburg, and Scot
land, to Chamborsburg, 52 miles and back,-
■ twice daily, except Sunday, by railroad.
Leave Harrisburg daily, except Sunday, at a
ra and 1.10 pm;
Arrive at Chamborsburg by 12 m and 4pm;
Leave Charabersburg daily, except Sunday, at 4£
am and 3£ pm;
Arrive at Harrisbury by 7£ a m and 7i pm.
2400 From Pin# Grove to Tromont,. 9 miles and
back, throe times a week.
. Leave Pino Grove Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, at 5 a m ;
Arrive at Tromont by 7 a m;
. Leave Troinont Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day, at 5 p m; ' , *
■ Arrive at Pino Grove by 7 p m.
2410 From Yorjc Sulphur Springs, by Bermudian,
Hall, and Dayidsburg, to Yprk, 23 miles and
back, onooji week.
Leave York .Sulphur Springs Saturday at 1 p m ;
Arriyo at,York by 7 p m;
Leave York Saturday at 0 a ra;
-Arrive at York Sulphur Springs by 12 m*
■ 2411 From Mochaniosburg, by Sidonsburg, Lisburn,
Lowisborry, Roseville, and Dover, to York, 31
miles and back, once a Week.
Leave Mochaniosburg Tuesday at 0 a m;
; Arrive at York by 6 p m;
Leave York Wednesday at 6 a,m;
Arrive at Mochaniosburg, by 6 p m
-2412 From Carlisle, by White House, Dickinson,
Walnut Bottom, and Leo's Cross Roads, to
Shipponsburg, ; 20 pillos an<l. l>aolc, twice a week.
Leave Carlisle Monday and Friday at 1 p m ;
Arrive at Shipponsburg by 7 p m;
Leave Shipponsburg Tuesday and Saturday at 1
pm;
, Arrive at Carlisle by 7jp m; .. t ‘
Proposals are invited for a third weekly trip. •
2413 From Carlisle, by Allen, to Boiling Springs,
. ‘ 15 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Carlisle Tuesday and Friday at 3 p m;
Arrive at Boiling Springs by 7 p m J
Leave Boiling Springs Tuesday and Friday at 8,
am;
Arrive at Carlisle by 12 m. ,
2414 From kerrsvillo; by Mount Roolc, to- Stoughs r
town, 7-miles and back, once a week. ' ~ .
Leave Kerrsvillo Saturday at 10 a m;
Arrive at Stoughstown by 12 m;
Leave Stoughstown Saturday at 1 p m;
Arrive at Kerrsvillo by 3 p ra., , , , ?
2415 From Shipponsburg, by Orrstown, Pleasant
Hall, and Upper Strasbilrg, to Roxbury, 15
miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Shipponsburg Wednesday and Saturday at
9am;
. Arrive at Roxbury by 1 p m;
Leave Roxbury Wednesday. and Saturday at 2
am;
Arrive at Shipponsburg by 6 p m.
2410 From Shipponsburg, by Middle Spring, to
Nowburg, 7 miles and back, three titaos a week.
Leave Shipponsburg Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 4J p.m; . 1 ; ’ • . / —. i '
- Arrive 1 at Nowburg by 0i pm; : . f ; j
8,337 65
10,000 00
30 00
00 00
16,120 00
jSoo if
76 32
40 05’
8 06
12 25
21 00
11.37
80' 00
10 60
558 42
220 65
1?4 00
174 00
172 75
707 40
120 1?
0 50
' 0 Otf
29 00
. 5 60
6 3?
20 00
108.00
60 00
77 51
9 45
•1 2 'S
25 00’
100 00
,49 64'
0 00
4 79
19 64
15 00
■ 7i 06
3 00
733 27
44,300 46
666 8$
1,764 06
2,040 86
514 43
8,595 06
$57,970 72
67 970 72
$26 89
67 91
44 16
94 39
34 27
33 34
76 44
BENJAMIN DUKE,
GEORGE SCOBY,
JOHN. W. COCKLXN,
Auditors of Cumberland County.
PENNS YVANIA.
Leave Nowburg, Taos'day, Thursday, and Satur
day afcl2fr p-mj . ; w.-. ,
. Arrive at tehipponsburg by 2* p m. ‘
Proposals for six times a week sorvie’e are invi
ted. . • , -
2417’ From Malianoy, by Fisberis Ferry and Augus
ta, to Sunbury, 13 miles and back, twice a
week. .■
Leave Mabnnoy, Tuesday apd Saturday at 1 p.m ;
Arrive at Sunbury by 6 p id;- -
Leave Sunbury, Tuesday and Saturday at Bam;
Arrive at Mabanoy ni l 2 m* , f
2418 Prom Herndon; by Mabnnoy, Rebuok’s, (1 rccn
.brier, Lino Mountain, Upper Miiliantaligo, and
Barry, to Mincrsvillo, 43 riUcs and back, twice
• a week. .
Leave Mabanoy,'Monday and Friday at Gam;
Arrive at Mincrsvillo by 5 p m;
Leave Mincrsvillo Tuesday and Saturday at G a m;
Arrive at Mabanoy by 6 p iti.
2410 Prom Gratz, Klingorstown. Rough and Ready,
and Helper, to Upper vMahantango, 17 . miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Gratz Wednesday at C a ni;
Arrive at Upper Mahantangn by 10 a in;
Leave Upper Mabantango Wednesday at 1? m;
Arrive at Gratz by 6 p in, ~
2420 Prom Gettysburg, by Fairfield, Fountain Dale,
Waynesboro', Ringgold; Md., and Lcitcrsbnrg,
to Hagerstown, 3ft miles and buck, three a week.
Leave Gettysburg, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, at 8 a in ;
Arrive at Upgorstown by 4 p m ;
Leave Hagerstown Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at‘ 8 n in ;
Arrive at Gettysburg by 4 p' in.
2421 From Gettysburg, by Granite Hill and Jlun
tcratoWn, to Now Chester, 14 miles mid back,
three times a week to Hunterstown, ami twice
•. a week residue.
Loavo Gettysburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at Sara;'
Arrive at Huntorstowh Jiy a in, and at New
Chester on Tuesday and Saturday by 11 a in ;
Loavo Now Chester Tuesday ittid Saturday at 12 in:
Arrive at Hunterstown by li p m, and at Get
- tysburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday by
3jj ni. •• • •
2422 From Gettysburg, by Kummasburg, Arcmlts
villo, Bigler, Bcndcrsville,, Mcnnllen, and Ta
ble Hock, to Gettysburg,.equal to 25 miles aud
back, twice a week.
Leave Gettysburg Tuesday, and Saturday at 7 a
m;
Arrive nt Bchdcrsyillo by 11; am;
Leave Bcudorsvillo Tuesday' and Saturday at 1
pm}
Arrive at Gettysburg by 5 p m.
2123 From Shrewsbury, by-StewartstoWn, Straw
.bridge, Fawn Grove, and Slate llidgc, to Bry
. ansville, 20 miles and bach, twice a week.
Leave Shrewsbury Wednesday and Saturday tit
.1 pun ; , -
• Arrive at Brytinsvillo by 7;p m;
Leave Bryunsvillo. IVcducsday and Saturday at
oam j ‘
. Arriv.o at Shrewsbury by 12 m.
2421 From Slate Hill, by Bryansvillo and Castle
Fin, to McCall’s Ferry, 11 miles and back,
twice a week. „
Leave Slate Hill Monday and Friday atCam;
Arrive at- McCall's Ferry, by 11 am : ;
. Lcavo McCall's Ferry Tuesday and Saturday at,
2 p m;.
Arrive at Slate Hill by 7 p m. c i.
2425 Froln Hopewell Centro; by Cross Hoads, Ap
ple Grove, and Dalhistowu, to York, 22 miles
* and back, twice a week. ‘
Leave Hopewell Centro Wednesday and Satur-.
day at 0 a m ;
Arrive at York by 12 m; ■
Leave York. Wednesday and Saturday tit 1 p m ;
Arrive,at Ilopettcll Centieife by i pm.
2420 From Wrigbtsville to -Mnrgnrettn Furnace,
New Bridgeville, GratittrasVille, and York Fur
nace, to McCall’s Ferry,'. Julies and back,
Kvico a week. .
. Leave Wrightsvilla Tuesday and Saturday at C
am; - • •
’ - Arrive at McCall’s Ferry by 2 p ra; -
Leave McCall’s Ferry Monday and Friday at 11
am; ;•
Arrive at Wrigbtsville’by 7. pm. ■
' Proposals to commence, at Columbia are invited.
2427 From Cross Hoads, by'Union, Ohancoford,
Lower Cbnnccford, and Castle Fin,' to Peach
• Bottom, -23 -miles and a week..,
‘Leave Cross Hoads Tuesday and Friday at 1 p
, -m; ' .
Arrive at Peach-Bottom by,7 pm; . .
Leave Poach Bottom Tuesday and Friday at.C
am; . . :
.Arrive at Cross Hoads Ijy 12 m.
2428 From Hanover Junction, by Porter’s Sidling,
Jefferson Hanover and Now Oxford,
to. Gettysburg,’3o} miles an\lback, daily, except'
■Sunday, by railroad, with k branch’ from Han
over to LilUoßtovm. six times
. .ft.wpck, to .bo run ia.dae connexion. ,
.Leave .Hanover Junction d|yly. except Sunday,’
- Arrive at Gettysburg-by *
/ Leave Gettysburg daily, except Sunday, at 1p m;
Arrive at Hanover Junction by 3, p in..
2421) From Hanover, by.Abbbttatown, to East. Be
rlin, 10 miles and back, three times a week..
Leave Hanover Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day at !>} p m;
Arrive at East Borlin.hy 4J pTn ;
‘Leave East Berlin Tuesday, • Thursday, and Satr
urday atlldra; ,
Arrive at Hanover by 12 m.
2430 From Littlcstown, by Harney, Md., to Em
mittsburg, l 4 milcs and ; back, three times a
week.
Leave Littles town Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day nt l p m;, ''r -/V •
Arrive at Eramittaburg by 4. p m.;
Leave Emmittsburg Monday, Wednesday, and*
■ Friday at 4 a in ;' •'
Arrive atLittleato.wn by 7 a hi.
Proposals are invited for six times a week ser
vice. •/ 'i 1 , ' '
2431 From X.' Oxford,, by Hampton, Hound Hill,
.York Sulphur Springs, j and .Mount Holly
Springs, to Carlisle, 30 miles and back, six
. times a week... ,
Leave New Oxford, daily, except Sunday, oh ur
. rival of Baltimore niai!,, say at I p in; •
Arrive at York.Salpbhr Springs,by 4pm;
Leave York Sulphur Springs daily, except Sun
day, at 5 am;
Arrive at New Oxford by B.a m; ..
Leave York Sulphur Springs daily, except* Sun
day, at G a inj!
Arrive at Carlisle by 10 a ni ;
Leave Carlisle daily, except. Sunday, on arrival
• of Philadelphia mail, say at 2 p in;
. Arrive at York Shlphur.Springs by, 6 p m.
2432 From‘Hanover,,byM'Sberryelown and Square
Corner, to'Gettysburg, 17 miles and buck,three
times a week. -
Leave Hanover, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day at 1 p xfi; . .
Arrive at Gettysburg by 0 p m;
, Leave Gettysburg, Tuesday,.Thursday, and Sat
, urday at Ca m;
Arrive at Hanovo/ by 12 m.
2433-From'Spring Forgo to Coeloms/;5 miles and
back, once a week, , . ■
Leave Spring Forgo Saturday dt 12 m;
Arrive at Codorus by p.m; 1
Leave Codorua Saturday at 2$ p m;
Arrive at Spring Forgo by'4 pm.
2434 From Fast Berlin, by King’s Tavern, and
Farmer’s, to York, 14 miles and back, once a
•week. •
Leave East Berlin Saturday at 7.a m; *
Arrive at York by 10$. a mj-
Leave York Saturday, on.arrivftl of eastern mail,
say atS p m:; ; ‘ ‘ - ly
. Arrive at East Berlin by 6 hm. ‘
2435 From .East Berlin, by. Hail, Bermudian, and
Franklintowh, to Dillsburg, 1G miles and back,
once a week., ' i
Leave East Berlin Thursday at 2!pm;
Arrive at Dillshurg by G p in;
Leave Dillshurg Thursday it 8 a m;
Arrive at East Berlin by-12 m.
2430 From.,Chamborsburg, by Saint Thpmas, Lou
don, McConnolabutg, Ifaijrisonvillo, Ray’s Mill,
and Bloody Run, to Bedford, 50 miles and back,
daily.' .i. , 1 •
Leave Ohnjnrbcraburg dally at 7 a m;
Arrive at'Bedford.by 0 p ni'j ;
Leave Bedford daily.at 7 ajm;
•.Arrive at Chambershurg by 9 p m,
2437 From Charabersburg, by Marion, Green Cas
tle, and State Line/ to lHagorstowu, M(b, 21
-miles aud back, aLx UmcsUcweok.
Leave [except Sunday, lifter
, arrival of.Harriabnrm ipail, say at 12 ra ; ...
, Arrive at Hagerstown by 6W p’m.
Leave Hagcrsthwn daily, except Sunday, at 0$
Arrive at Chamborsburg by 12 m.
2438 From Chamborsburg, by Keefer’s Store, Up
per Strasburg,,. Fannottsburg, Burnt Cabins,
. Shade Gap, OrMsohia, Shirleyflburg, Aughwiok ;
Mills,And Vineyard Mill?,,to Mount Union, 50,
miles And back, .three times a week. - •
Leave Ohdihborsburg Tno?duy, Thursday, and
; Saturday at 4a m; . ? , .
Arriyoafc Mount .Union liyllpm;
Leave Mount . Union .Monday, Wednesday, and
, Friday at 4 rt m;.
Arrive at Chamborsburg by 11 p m. : ;
2430 From Chamborsburg, by Jackson Hall, i and
Quincy, to „Waynesborop’, 16 miles and back,
. three tirfios a week. ’ .
, Leave Chamborsburg Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 2 p m ;. ..
Arrive at Waynesboro’ by 91 p m ; ° ' '
..Leave Waynesboro’ Monday, Wednesday, ana
Friday at 7 a m; 1
. Arrive at Chamborsburg by 1 pm. . •
2440 From MoConnolsburg, to Webster s Mila, b i
j miles and back, twice.a’week.
Leave. McConoolsburg Tuesday and-Fridny, after,
the arrival of tho Chambcrsburg mail, say at
61pm;
Arrive at Webster’s Mills by 84 pm; , J
Leave Webster’s Mills Tuesday and Friday at l
p in;
Arrive at MtConnclsburg by 3 p m.
'2441 From Mercorsburg, by Upton, to Green Cas
tle, 10 miles and l»at*k, six times a week.
Leave Merccsbur'gdaily, except Sunday, at 5 am;
Arrive at Green Castle l>y 7pm;
Leave Green Castle daily, except Sunday, at 12 m;
Arrive at Mcrccrstmrg by 2 pm.
2442 From Mercorsburg, by Sylvan, to Hancock,
/ Md.; 24 mbn and back, once a week.
Leave Mercorsburg Friday at 8 a m; ,
Arrive at Hancock by ft p m;
Leave Hancock Saturday at 8a m ; ,
Arrive at Mereersburg by-G p m.
2443 Front Jlarrisonyillo, by Dublin Mills, to Orbi
s-miii, 30 miles and back; once a week.
Leave Hnrriaonvillo Tuesday at 9 a m;
Arrive nt Orbisonia by 6 p in:
Leave Orbisonia Monday at u a ni; 1
Arrive at Harrisonville by 3 p in; .
2444 From Harrisonville, by Saluvia Tannery West
Dublin, and Wells* Tannery, to Hopewell; 20
iniles and back, once a week. .
Leave Harrisonvllle Thursday at 8 a in;
. Arrive at Hopewell, by 4 p m;
Leave Hopewell Friday at-7 a ra;
Arrive at Harrisonvillo by 3 p m;
2415 From Harrisonville, by Emanuel Sipo's Mill,
and WaiTordsbnrg, to Hancock, Md., 25 miles
and back, once a week.-
Leave Harrisonville Mondnyat 8 a in;
Arrive at Hancock by 4 p m;
Leave Hancock Tuesday at 10a m;
Arrive at Harrisonville by 6 p in.
2440 From Bloody Run, by Cleurrillo, Robisonville
and Warfordshm'g, to Hancock, Md., 32 miles
and back, once a week. ,v -
Leave Bloody Run Saturday at 7 a m;
• Arrive at Hancock by 5 pm;
Leave. Hancock Friday at 6 a in;
Arrive at'Bloody Ilmi by 0 p in.
2447 From Williamsburg by ■ Yellow Springs, and
Water Street, to. Spruce Crook, 13 miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave Williamsburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa
turday at 8 a m;
. Arrive,at Spruce Crock by, 12 m;
Leave Spruce Crock Tuesday, Thursday, ilml Sa
turday at Ip m; ■
Arrive at Williamsburg by 5 p ni.
Proposals hro invited forsix-timos-a-wcok service.
2448 From Williamsburg to Springfield Furnace,
ft miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Williamsburg, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday, on arrival of mail from Spruce Creek,
say al 5 p m;
Arrive at Springfield Furnace by 0 p m;
Leave Springfield Furnace, Tuesday, Thursday,
. and Saturday at 3$ pm;
■ Arrive at .Williamsburg by 44 pm.
2449. From Fanncttsburg, by Dry Run, Spring Run,
Doylsburg, Concord, Waterloo, Peru Mills, East
Waterford, Honey. Grove, McCullock’s Mills,
M’Coysvillo, Plcasnnt.View, Spruce .Hill, and
Academia, to'Port Royal,. 02 miles and back, 3
times a week.
Leave Fanncttsburg Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday at li am; \
Arrive at Port Royal by 7 p in: ’
Leave Port’Royal Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 6 am;’.
Arrive at Fanncttsburg by Bpm.-
2450 FromFanncttsburgtoCarrick, Furnace,4miles
and back, once a ,week.
Leave Fanncttsburg Tuesday at 7 a in;
Arrive at Carrick Furnace by 8$ am; •
Leave Carrick Furnace Tuesday lit 8£ a m.
Arrive at Fanncttsburg by 10 a m.
• INSTRUCTIONS, ' / ;
Containing conditions to be incorporated in the con
tracts to the extent the department mag
. per.
.]. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
office, when , not othenviso specified/ for assorting
the mails; but on railroad and steamboat routes
there is. to bo no more delay than' is sufficient for an
exchange of the mail bags.
2. Oh railroad and steamboat lines, and other
routes whore the mode of conveyance admits of it,,
the' special agents of the- Post -Office Department,
also post office blanks, mail bags, looks, and keys,
arc to bp conveyed without extra charge.
. 3. .On railroad and steamboat-lines the -route
agents of the department arc to bo conveyed with
out charge,and for their exclusive use, while tra
veling with the mails, a commodious.car, or apart;
ment iu the centre of a .car, properly lighted, warm
ed and furnished, and adapted to the convenient
separation and duo’’security of the mails, is to bo
provided by the conductor, under the direction, of
i the department.
I HaUroad and steamboat cothpanics ate required
to take the mailfrom and deliver it into the post
officeaat the commencement and end of their routes,
and to and'from - all offices notmoro than oightyrods
from a station or landing* Proposals'may bo
mitted for the performance of -all other aide Service
—tbatris, fdr offices over eighty rods from a sta
. tion or landing. ■ . '
•Keceipts will be required for mail bags convcj'od
in charge of persons employed by railroad compa
.nics. There will also bo u way bills’* prepared by
postmasters, or other agents of the department, to
accompany tho mails, specifying the number and
destination of the several bags., .On.tho principal
stage routes,. likewise, receipts will be required and
way bills forwarded; the latter to-bo examined by*
tho. several postmasters, to insure regularity in the
delivery of mail bags. .
4. No pay will-bo made for trips not performed;
and for each of such omissions not satisfactorily ex
plained three times the pay of the trip may be de-.
ducted. For arrivals so far behind time as to break
connexion with depending mails, and - not sufficient
ly exousod, one-fourth of tho compensation for tho
trip is subjected to forfeiture. Deduction -will also
bo ordered for a.grade of performance inferior to
that specified in tho contract. For repeated delin
quencies of the kind herein specified, enlarged pe
nalties, proportioned to the nature thereof and the
importance of tho mail, may bo made. !
“ For leaving bchjnd or throwing off the mails, or
any portion of them, for the admissipn of, passon-’
: gors, or for being concerned in settling up or run
ning an express conveying intelligence in advance
of tho mail, a quarters pay may bo deducted.
C.. Fines will bo imposed, unless the dolinquoncj'
bo promptly and satisfactorily explained by certifi
cates of postmasters or the affidavits of other crcdi-,
bio persons, for-failing to arrive in contract time ;
for neglecting to take tho mail from or deliver it
into a post office; for suffering it to bo wet, injured,
destroyed, robbed, or lost; and for refusing, after
demand, to convoy tho mail as frequently as tho
contractor runs, or is concerned in running coach,
car, or steamboat on"a route. ? .
7. The Postmaster General may annul the con
tract for repeated failures to run agreeably to con
tract; for violating the Post Office laws, or disobey
ing the instructions of tho department; for refusing
to discharge a carrier when required by tho depart
ment to do so; for running an express as aforesaid;
or for transporting persons or packages convoying
mailable matter out of tho mail. ' ’
8. Tho Postmaster General may order an increase
of service on a route by allowing therefor a prorata
increase on the contract pay. Ho may change
schedules of departures . and arrivals in all cases,
and particularly to make them conform to connex
ions with railroads, without increase of pay, provi
ded tho running, time bo not abridged. Ho may
also order an increase of speed, allowing, within the i
restrictions of, tho law, a pro rata increase of pay
for' tho additional stock or carriers, if any.' Tho
contractor maj', however* in tho case of increase of
speed relinquish the contract, by giving prompt no
tice to tho department that hp prefers doing so to
carrying tho order into effect. Tho Postmaster
General may also curtail or discontinue tho service*
iu whole or in part, at pro rata decrease of pay, al
lowing onp month's extra compensation on the
amount,dispensed-with* whenever in his opinion,
•the public interest requires the change, or in case ho
desires to supersede it by a different grade of trans
portation.
i, ,0. Payments will be made by collections from or
drafts on postmasters;,or otherwise, after tho expi
ration of each quarter—say in February, May, Au
gust, and November.
' 10. Tho distances are given according to tho hn f
information; but no increased pay will bo allowua
should they bo greater tlmft advertised, if tho points
to bo supplicd .be correctly stated. Bidders must
inform themselves an this point', and also in reference
to tho weight of tho mail, tho condition of roads,
hills, streams* <to., and all toll-bridges, ferries, or
obstructions of any kind by which expense may be
incurred. No olafth for additional pay, based on
such ground* caYV bo considered; nor for alleged
mistakes or misapprehensions as to the degree of
service; nor for bridges destroyed, ferries discon-1
tinned, or other obstructions increasing distance,
occurring during tho contract term. Offices catab-.
lishod after this advertisement is issued, and.also
during the contract term, are to bo Visited’ without
extra .pay, if the .distance bo not increased. (
11. A bid received after tho last day and hour
named, or without tho guaranty ™qut f fad by law
and a certificate as to tho ff ar
jinty, ciinnot.bo considered in .competition with a
regular proposal rdpSdimhloju .amount.
12 Bidders .Should firstpropose for somco slnct
iv according to tho advertisement, and then, if they
desird, * separately' for different service; and if tho
regular bid bo tho lowest offered for tho advertised
service, tho other proposition may bo considered.
I, There should bo but ono route bid for in a
I proposal. Consolidated or combination bids (“pro
posing ono sum for two or more.routes”) are lorpid-.
den-by law, and, canuot.be considered. ,
11. .The. route, . the .service, the yearly pay, the
name and residence of the bidder, (t|mt is, his usual
post office address,) and thoqc of each member of a
firm, whore a company titters, should bo distinctly
stated. • *
10. Bidders are requested to uso, ns far ns prnoti
ticable, the printed form of proposal famished by
the department, to write out fix full the sum of theif
bids, and to retain copie? of tirein?* -
Altered bids should not ho submitted.; nor should
bids onco submitted ho withdrawn. Ncr withdraw
al of a bidder or will be allowed unless
dated and received
proposals. -
Each bid must.bo guarantied by two responsible
persons.
'General guaranties cannot ]»o admitted. The bid
ami guaranty should co ttyned plainly with tho full
name of .each person.
Tho department •foscn'cJJ the right to reject any
bid which may he deemed extravagant, and also to
disregard the bids of failing contractors and bidders.
10. Tho bid should bo, sealed, superscribed ‘‘Mail
Proposals, State of addressed “ Second
Assistant Postmaster.(general, Contract Office,’'and
sent by «mi 7, not-bjr or to- an agent; and postmas
ters’will not enclose proposals (or letters of any
kind) in their quarterly returns.
17. The- contracts arc to bo executed and return
ed to. tho department by or before tho 1 stdayo/An
(/iiafiflCO; but the service must ho commenced on
the Ist July preceding; or*on, mail day next after
that date, whether the contracts bo executed or not.
No proposition to transfer will bo allowed unless
good un.d sufficient reasons thereof arc given, to ho
dotermiiicd/hy the department. lil oil cases there-’
tiring contractor will ho required to become one of
the sureties on the new Contract..
18. Postmasters at offices on of near railroads, but
more than eighty Jpda t frp)u ni- station, will, im
mediately after tho Slot of March next, report their
exact distance from the, nearest station, and how
they ate otherwise supplied Willi the mail, tq enable
the PoSt/tUlStcr General ttf direct a mail-mc?Bonger
supply frofn the Ist of July next;
. 19, Section eighteen of an act. of. Congress ap
proved March 1815, provides tljdt contracts for
the transportation eff the mail shall bo let " in every
ease to the loWcSt bidder tendering sufficient guar
anties for faithful performance, without other mode
of such transportation than may be necessary to
provide for the due celerity, certainty, and security
of such transportation.'' Under this law, bids that
propose to transport tho mail with “celerity, cer
tainty, and security,", have been dccided.to ho the
only legal bids, nro construed as, providing for the
entire mail, however, large, and whatever maybe
the mode of conveyance necessary to inaurt) its “ce
lerity, certainty, and security,” .and will Lave the
preference over all others,
20. A modification of a bid in any of its essential
terms-is tantamount to a new bid, and cannot be re
ceived, so as to interfere with a regular competi
tion, after the last hour set for receiving bids. Ma
king a new bid, with guaranty and certificate, is the
only way to modify a previous bid.
21. Postmasters nro to be careful not to certify the
sufficiency of guarantors or sureties without know
ing that they arc persons of sufficient responsibili
ty; ami all, bidders, guarantors, and sureties arc dis
tinctly notified that on a failure to 011161“ into or per
form the contracts for the service proposed for in
thetaccopted bids, their legal liabilities will be en
forced against them.
22. Present contractors, ami persons known at
tho department, must,-equally with others, procure
guarantors and certificates of their- sufficiency sub
stantially in the forms above prescribed. The cer
tificates of sufficiency must.bo signed by a post
master or by a judge of a court of record. No oth
er certificate Will be admitted/
Fob. 2, ISGO—Ct.
STOKE ROOM FOR RENT.’
THE store-room at present occupied by Mr.
Senor, corner of High .street itndtbo Court
House square, directly opposite Glass’ Hotel, is of
fered for rent. Possession given on Ist’of 'April.
J. B. BRATTON.
Jan. 12, 1860. . . ■ • '
Agricullural Society.
rPIIE CUMBERLAND COUNTY AGRI
, i CULTURAL SOCIETY will meet at the Court
House in Carlisle, op Tuesday tbe 7th' day of Feb
ruary, at II o’clock. A good attendance is request-*
od. ■ D. S. CROFT, Scc'y.
■Jan. 19, 1860. ' . " • ■
W«u. D. Halbert,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in the rear
of tbo Court House, adjoining llbfiom’s Hull;.
January 19, 1800. „
WMOIiESAMB & RETABL.,
"TVTOW receiving by J. II; CrcsTvetl of Shlp
-i- n ponsburg a largo and coraplolo stock of FOR
EIGN & DOMESTIC WINES & DUANDIES.—
Having disposed of-my interest in tbo Drug busi
ness; I purpose giving my whole attention to this
branch of the business.
. Sbippensburg, Jau. 19, 1800. - -
OLD RYE WHISKY,
(pj/'i BARBELS, stilled in the old style-
JalKr warranted pure—by. .
J. 11. CHESWELL.
, SMppcnsburg, Jun. 19, 18C0.
OI<I ffloiiongaliala.
1 dd BARRELS Parker’s Old Mpnongn-
J. W httlft whiskey iu ctoro, and for sale by
J. 11. CHBSWELI..
Shipponsbutg, Jan. 19, 1809.
W. E. M r LAUGH LIN,
Attorney at Law,
MECIIANICSBCfc, Pa'/ ,
January 12, 1800—3m*
A Word to the Public!
THE Empire Hook and Ladder Company
thankful for the many past favors conferred ou
them by the citizens, would again ask the assistance
of the public for a donation to assist them in liqui
dating the bebt incurred by the building of a Truck
House, the Liabilities of the Company is $l5O 00.—
If this sura is 1 contributed by the citizens in small
amounts, the members will cheerfully and efficiently
sustain, their organization.
Respectfully,
JNO. W. PARIS,
JNO. A. BLAIR,
B. K. SPANGLER,
JOS. B. THOMPSON.
Committee.
* Jan. 12, ISGO.
Notice.
T ETTBRS of Administration on the estate
of Armstrong Irvine, late of Kisciusko County,'
Indiana, have been issued by the Register of Cum
berland courity, Pa., to the undersigned living in
Silver Spring township, Cumberland county, Pu.—
All persons indebted to said estate will make imme
diate payment, and those having claims will present
them for settlement.
ANDREW IRVINE, Adm’r
January 12, 1800—tit. •
Notice.
TVTOTICE is hereby given to all who arc in
-Ll dobted fo ns, that our books will bo banded ov
er for.collection after the 15th of next month.' Our
books are in possession of our successor Asher Wiel,
who is always ready to receive money on our ae-
count. , 6TEINEU & BKOB,
January 12,15 C , '
I*. S. Askiku Weil stills keeps the Clothing
Store near the Market House.
Money Wanted.
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber are
requested to cull and settle up.
The accounts are now all made out, and the cash
wanted for them. CIIAS. OGILBIT. ;
January 5, 1860. I
UNITED STATES HOTEL ,
SOUTH-EAST COR. Ilth A jfdRKET STS.,
’ 1 Pini/ADEr-rii rX,
if, W. KANAGA,
wit iioVEY,
Proprietors .
January 5, 1860—ly '
clerkin'? Sales.'
THE Bubscribcr will promptly, attend to the
Clerking of Sales of Personal property this
Spring on reasonable term's. . Apply at the Frank
lin House, (John Hannon,) or at the au’ction room
of Wm. Gouhl & Son*
Dec. 29, 1850—31.
Great iScdOctlou In Prices.’
I have this day conuncsnccd. selling off my
entire stack of Winter Goods at greatly reduced,
prices. French ■Morinoos, Shawls,-.Furs, Cloaks,
Flannels,,Ac., at-cost, all other Goods at uncommon
ly low prices. Carpeting at cost.
The stack is now Urge and complete. Now is
the time for great-bargains at the cheap store of,
a CItAS. OGXLBY.
‘ Dec. 29, 1859.
. Olstiolillioii of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing under
the lirm-of-Sbrora A Black has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, therefore wo would so
licit nfl those indebted,to come nnd settle their Ac
counts rind nil those having claims will please pre
sent them for settlement. .
. JAOODSIIROM.
,r ROBERT W. BRACK.
Jan, 3, 1801).
THE business will hereafter h'h teffltinned
at tho rfld stand of Bhrom it Blarili inui/fitbo
firm of Black & Delaney,', where wo will Keep ci/it
stantly on hand, rift kinds of . . ■} .
. & (JOAB
of every description, which wo will'sell-ht timing*'
cst cash prices, all. orders for WII -staff will-T/w
promptly attended to on the shortost'iiotice.»-5 Wer
arc thankful for tho patronage of a goncrour publifl
at tho old stand of Shrom & Black, and*would still
solicit a continuance of tho stmo as wo will strive tof
please. All orders Heft, at the. residence of JacQtii
Sbrom for Coal orLumber will bo promptly .atten
ded to as heretofore. ’’
LETTERS of Administration on tho estate.
of Frances-Longntfeker, late of Enatpennsboro’ '
township, Cumberland Cow-Pa.', hgvo been issued by
the Register of Cumberland Cq« Pa., to the under
signed living in same township. Aty;persona in-;,
debted to said estate will payi
ment, and those having claims Will preSefit IHtmi
for settlement, * '* S;->- ,
HENRY 0. BOOSER, Adin'H
REDACTION IST PKICES.
AW. Bentz announces to tho : pul)lic and
• his customers, that in accordance to.liis
custom at this season of tho year, ho has reduced^
the prices of his stock of
FAWCT. DRY GOODS, . /
which comprises ftmny choice and beautiful doscripj
tious.of WINTER. DRESS GOODS, such as all,
Wool Merinoes, plain, and figured, all Wool Do-
Laines, plain and figured, Coburgs, Valencias, 80-'
Laines, nil wool, Plaids, <fcc., <tc. • - • ,
SHAWLS of every variety at extremely low pri
ces. . , j
A beautiful lot of of every stylq.
and color, and at lower rates than can bo purchased
elsewhere in Carlisle. .
A splendid assortment of Furs nnd Clones yet onr
hand, which we are determined to close outwithout
regard to COST. In faotour whole stock is now of
fering at unusually low prices. • >
Persons will find it to their decided advantage.to
call and examine for tbomsolvos, as great bargains
may bo. expected the closing season. • •.
A. W. BENTZ.
Carlisle, Jan. 12, 1860. ,
Store for v „.,1
THE subscriber.offers pit private sale, his
Dry Goods and (Iror.cry Store, situate in Mifflin
township, about 4 miles from Ncwville. The Goods
nfo alf of the latest Sty to, and tbo stand one of tbo..
best in tbo toiiniv. , i'dr further particulars enquire
of ’ lewis zitzer:
JrinMiy 19,-1800—St
,T. HOLT,
Postmaster Oenerah
Watches, itwclry and Sliver
, WARE AT CQNLYN'S. ,
f public arp invitod.tqeall and examine
JL . the largest apd handg’offeqt Sloqk of
jte - wlTcilEsi'JkwELitj Akb sitrsti
JIjL ivAnki ■
ever bfongbt to fills pince; .leaving pnrebased tills
stock fot cash I am. determined to sell at prices
that u can’t he tedi” • • :
AH goods spld by rire; gtiprantqbd to Jbo as ropre-*-
eontpd or. tbo money refunded* Old gold and silver
taken in exchange.. ■„ :■ ,■ * / / ■ v. •
THOMAS CONLYN;
Carlisle'; Dec. 22, 1859. . ,-
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans* Court
of Cumberland county, I will expose to public
sale, on Thursday, the 2nd of February A. D, IB6o*
bn. the premises, the following described. Real Es
tate, situate in the Borough of Meohamcsburg: •
An- improved lot of ground containing lb feet,
more or less, on Main street in.said Borough, and
having tbo satno quantity ,of feet in the rear ori
Strawberry Alley, and being about 200 feet .j$
depth/ bounded'on the west by improved
of Borsboimcrj and on tho east by that of F. 4
Vf. 'Wondorlich : Having thereon erected a-flow ;
n__n THREE STORY BRICK D^gELm#,.,
with open front, and a-room fitted for d.
|i*isl||a.clotbrng store, having appurtenant pafftf
complete for a family j and tho third sto
®==saßSH? r y being a Hall, now in usorby the Ma-.
sons, with a complete entrance. J •
It is located in tbo he£t improved partrof the Bor
ough, and ifl tho center of frttdiness/
Thrsib : 2d per cent of tho purchase fllofley to bo
paid on day of sale, and balance on tho Ist day of.
April, iB6O, when deed will bo: delivered. Sale to
commence at 10 o’clock A. M
OF the counties of BucJc^ !
Chester, Delaware, Dah
phin, Fr’ariktln,' Lancaster and Tone/ ; , .<
The subscriber Will ptlblish at ah early day, a.
coirfploto Business. Directory af the above counties,,
which will contain the names of all Farmers,;
Merchants, Manufacturers, Professional Mon, Banks,
Insurance Companies,. Newspapers, Mining Compa
nies, .and other Corporations. The'names will.bo.
classified according to their several avocations, tp..
which will bo added an Appendix, containing
valuable information. The work Will be Stfo dlzfc,
and will bo a perfect reflex of the bpfa&pdff audr«K
sources of the aforesaid counties.* An able pndjejS-*.
•periencod corps of canvassers are, now : &t
collecting the necessary information, and it isho|tad
tho public generally will aid in carrying out tho
enterprise. . - •
Subscription price of Book $1,50, payable Upon
delivery.
WILLIAM 11. BOYD, ,
N. E. Corner of 6th and Einbr.Sts., PUila.jand
346 Broadway, New York.
Publisher of Directories for Philadelphia,
Lancaster City and County, Delaware State; Wash
ington City, Berks county, Lebanon connty,
county, Northampton county, Solmylldll counter,'
Now York and Virginia State Business Directory.;
December 22, 1859—3 t
History and director of/ CAil
LISLE.—The -subscriber- proposo
as soon as tho requisite materials can id collected,
, A History and Directory of the Ifotfotfigh ,!
OF CARLISLE',-
which, will contain a concise history of the Borough,
from its,first settlement to the present time*. o> list
adult inhabitants, alphabetically arranged,
their dwellings, occupations, places of business,'and
dwelling houses; alist of the streets of the Boro'nghj
statistics and history of churches, schools, public
improvements, lines of travel, 1 the various associa
tions, and auoh.otker details as will make a uaefpl.
and interesting work of reference. , The
partment of the Directory will qontain..fho ;carde of.
.business men handsomely displayed and arranged,
presenting a desirable medium foi 4 exhibiting, tlielr
business operations. The work will bo carefully
prepared, and its typographical features will be. ex
ecuted. It will be published by subscription, and
will bo furnished to subscribers, bound in cloth,.!!- .
brary stylo, at one dollar per copy, payable on.the
delivery of the work, P. 11. JAMES,. Business.
Agent, .Mansion House, will attend to all business'
connected with the Directory. 1 ’
WHITEHEAD & JAMES;
PiiDuamm*,
HUGH STUART,; drifts'
December 23, 1850—Ctf* . , , ,
Dec. 22, 1859.
“Portable Gas Light.’’,
THE undersigned arc no v prepared' to fur-’
nish “Loveless’ Portable las-Light and (lx-i
hires at prices ranging from $ to $590. This light,
has the advantage aver other . racial light on bc-,
count of its safety, hrUllnaey u .id .c cpiioiiiy, the cost
of a full fame hoino about one Cfat per hour.
Orders' from abroad respectfully solicited, and.,
full satisfaction wnrrrntod.- liberal deduction made
to churches andechools. ...
All orders will receive attention if directed to
HAHKtfESS * CO,
.-I ■ - Corlisttf Pa t ~
We would refer to 1 the following gentlemen, ,wbC
have had the light in nsd." ■
W. W. Watts, Esq, H. A. Sturgeon, Es(p’
DR, D.,Mahon,. , , , Jos. C. Hoffor, Esq.*
•Wm. Kerr, Esq. > ■ Col. J. M’Ginnis,
Carlisle, Dec. 16’, 1850—501. • i
SAM’L 11. GOULD.
TVTOMISIAtfE! .Those in want,of A iiot-
A.l tie of Pure old fashioned Brandy,' or ,6lff Ilyo
Whiskey, or fine Wine, Gin, Ac., can got jf genuine
at the. Grocery of • WM. BJyNTZ.
' January 19, 1809. ’ ;
BLACK & DELANCY.
Jan. 4; 1860.
Notice.
Jan. 26, 1860—6 t»
%'UJtS AKD CLOAkS.
Orphans’ Court Sale;
EDWARD LAMONT,
• Administrator of F. A. Jfateer t deo*d.
Doc. 29, 1859.
Boyd’s Business Director#.