iter, from Washington.
Washington, Fob. 4; 1860.
,'ibu ,op the House.-: —The Ropub-
House of Representatives yostor
d 001. Eorney for his labors for
years in their behalf, by electing
)f the House. The vote stood :
j.) 112; Allen, (Dem.) 77; Tay
'23; and nine scattering. Messrs,
nv York, and Riggs, of Now Jcr
’ not voted for Mr. Pennington,
Forney. Henry IV. Hoffman,
.elected Sergeant-at-arms. Mr.
Issouri, introduced the Post Di
lation bill, and after some unim
iness the House adjourned till
ffiarbk
Philadelphia, Fob. 7.
Meal.—Tbo market tor Breadstuff's
-ory dull, but prices have'undergone
linall snips "of supotHno nt $5,60 per
uno good Oliio Extra nt $5,75. There
\omo consumption demand from our
ion iip to $O,OO for common and extra
1,75 up to $7,25 for extra family and
»yo Flour and Corn Me til arc dully tho,
J 5, and tho latter at $3,75.
icro is.not much Wheat coming for*
rdctfiand is limited.. Small sales of
io Pennsylvania red at 132®134£w*
id choice white at 1500. No change
worth 920 V Corn « rather .quiet,
mshola of yellow.at 734®750.ait0at:
.aitoat: Oats arO ‘steady j Penn a., m
( ftfr I|rimo duality is in demand. Sales
tTSe quality at $4,87®5 12 per 0-
d Flaxseed are scarce. The latter
id tho former at $3,00@3,25.
or lower. Sales of 100 Ohiobbls.
do. at23o;hhds. at 22 cts., and
>• ■
,E MARKET.—Fob. 8. ;
:h/ I>l Woodward’ & Schmidt:
■ $1,87
, per bhl.» 5 00
dn’ - »’ 25
“°-> 3,75
jor bushel, ~ \\f ß
■ - d(K, (,
y' •• • 'do.j
(I 1 do.,
IuLET, , do.,
Bablev, do.,
(ebb, do.,
(Seed, ,: do;,
list <jf lcUers.
(thud hi the f Volunteer,’’ by authority. .
letters remaining in the Post Of
it Carlisle, Pa,, Poll. 1, ISOO. Persons in
ir Letters on this List will please say they
Used. One cent duo on,6aoh letter. ■' •
irah Ann 2-, MoDoWol Joslah
Jnct il ■ ; Mageo Jhs S 3
MuElwco Sallio •
Mtissloman Wm
Motpalio Wm B
Mayburry Maria Miss
■' Mounts Susan Miss
drew : . Moyer’Sanvl
<av|fl II •’ MoKco Oliva M Miss 3
jlin l) ‘ , "Myers Jacob, •
fobu d , Mathowa Wm,
«y A
Win
jr Lojvia
B 2
illlp Mathes Sani’l
Ha Ann Mrs , Mplson'llablmol Mrs
iiiAMiss More JanoMias. .
Jeremiah ’* Mortorf Eliza J Miss
Lima Miss . Mathers'Nimby Mrs .
mas ' • Niohol Mary A Mrs
*»t: Elizabeth .. Nannie David •
Nickbl Peter
:X' Orns Christopher '
PuraolJaa
Parker John D. ‘
llizaboth ’ Parks JaS
)lomau
Phillips »Jno ~
Ranch Catharine Miss
• Rule Mary Aim 2
Ronyolds Vf E.
. Rmehavd.Jno'
H Rev Roacoe E ,'. ,
hh . Goo-W. . •
la. Alin Miss 2, Rule Caroline Miss ■
mnio Miss. ' Sholo Jacob
ihu'O, • Sholdoti ]Vm - -
iry’-. Shambaugh Philip
•garcit Swigcrt Goo 2 .; ‘
Stoat Hannah
• Snyder Uouiy ’
' Stanton Maria MrS 1 '
Skambaiigb Goo
Show RainU
Sharabaugh John
Shearer Mary A
Shearer’Philip.
Sanders John . ‘ ‘ .
Stevens. Martin
Sowers John .
gwilor.Ran’l H
Thompson B
Trestol Jacob: -
Thompson Sarah.
Thompson Mary.
Taylor Ncade
Wolfe -Lime S,
Willoughby J D. ,
Williams Jane Miss 2.
Williams Martha, Miss;— p
Wcidman'Ludyrig • ,
Williams B 0
Wort Dan’l
•Wolf G W .
•Winter Henry
Waggoner Geo
Wolfe Goo '
Wilkonaon, Jos
Williams Esther Mrs
Wolf William
Williams Jas .
Wm
in A '
bnrinp Miss
. «fc Co
G.PW
n 13 Mrs
r acob .
B, .
lllza Miss
t'niol
njiirain Jr
Win-2 •' •
Chii’s F -2
in Wm L 2
•y
SUttaboth
Anna •
K Mrs
Misa .
Juno A Mrs
Mias •
*„ :King;MAggi6 A Miss
• '
Mrs
7 iilSOfiriatian
*TJ6miHman Qoorgo
■■' WgfpUaa', '
& Co
\\* '‘ ’ '
:
is, . rvoiicc.
rt testamentary on the estate, of
lnto of • Westpcnnsborougb
„ having been issued
of Cumberland county, to tbo un-
in ITmnlcford township, in said
■ -t-'\ pardons indebted to said estate , are
to make immediate payment, and
claims against tbo same to present
' ■ JOHN WYNICOOP, Ex’r.
8 60-6 t '
• Willhouto John
Williams F J
Vanasdol Jacob
Zoiglor. Jacob
Zeiglor Francis
Zoiglor Juo' .
JOHN B. BRATTON. P, M.
*
itporsona interested. Take notice that
iKdjoumod Court of Common Pleas will be
in and for tbo county of Cumbor
sM.onday, the sth day of March, A. D. 1860,
jfek in tho forenoon, ; . ' • .
gfe . ROBERT M’OARTNBY, Sheriff, '
Carlisle, Fob. 2,1800 —5 t
V'vvSj
m
Proclamation. ■
■ i* 1 ? *^ AME 3 H. Graham,
; Judge.of tho' several Courts of
of.tho counties of Cumberland, Por
ta, apd Justices of tho soyoral Courts
.’orminer and General Jail Delivery in
and Samuel Woodburn and Michael
;cs of the Courts of. Oyer and, Tonni
:al Sail Delivery for the trial, of all
thor offenders, tn tho said county of
jy their pfecopta to mo directed, dated
of January, 1800, have ordered the
- and Terminer and General Jail Do
>lden at Carlisle, on tho 2d Monday of
lomglho 9tb day,) at 10 o’clock in
to continue two weeks.*
hereby given to the Coroner, Justices
;nd Constables of the. said! , county of
that they are by the said-precept oom
' then and there in their proper por
i* rolls, records,, and inquisitions, ex
aminations,"and all other remembrances, to do those
- ' things which to their offices appertain to bo done,
all Uifoo that are bound by. recognizances, to
against the prisoners that are or then
pKSfiJW'bo’io the said county, are to bo there to
&&lmsedato them as shall ho just.
; ■ ’ ROBERT M’CARTNEY, Sheriff,
Fob - 2 ’ 1860 -
1,1 1
■ Notice.
3 is hereby given that letters of ad
'ation on the estate of Daniel Dietz, lute
i township, have booh granted to tho
All persons' indebted to said estate
I to make payment immediately, and
iSivving claims will present them to, David
S^Slefcjl,presiding in Enstponnsborough townibip, or
Dietz, residing in Hampden township.
■' DAVID 'DIETZ, 1. , , '
CHRISTIAN DIETZ, J Admrt ‘
l'Bflo-ot^
STATEMENT OF THE FIHABGES
County of Cumberland.
FROM THE FIRST DAT OF JANUARY, TO THE THIRTY-FIRST DAT OF DECEMBER,
MOSES BRICKER, Esq., Treasurer, in account with said County.
To amount of balance in Ramis of TreaS««t at loot sottlomont,
tt outstanding tax at last Bottlcmcnt, ,
' “ taxes levied for 1869, .
u abatement received from State Treasurer,
« -" costs and fines received in Quarter Sessions,
u Verdict foes received in Common Pleas,
tt loans in Bank,
« loans received bn bond;
tt Interest received from tax colldctors,
tt ‘ tax received on unseated ibnds, .
u miscellaneous receipts,
Paid Township and Borough Assessors,
Paid Tax Collectors abatement allowed tax payers,
Paid D. Kaufman and others for now bridges,
John Gutslmll and others for repairing bridges, ~
.Potor Ilcbuck and others, road damages,
Sundry persons us road viewers,
Paid Grand and Traverse Jurors for January term,
do do do April term,
do do ,- , do August term,
do do ’ do . November term,
Paid District Attorney’s foes Su-Commonwealth cases,
Court (trier's fees,.- '
Witness fees lu Commonwealth cases, ',
4,52
2,90
Paid Andrew Kerr,. Bsq., 218 days service up to ,20th October,
Samuel ’Megaw, Esq.,'. 207 days service up to 31st December,
. N. It. Eokles, Esq., 218 days service up to 31st December,
J. D. Gorges, Esq., 42 days service from 25tb' Oot. to 10th Doe.
J. 11. Waggoner, Esq., 14 days service from 15th Doe. to 31st Doe,,
J. Armstrong salary as clerk,
1 J. Loudon for stationery, ' ,
11. .1. ilant for pons,
Early & Nonomakor for coal, ,
Wm, H. Miller, Altorncy to Commifisionors, ;
J. B. Bratton for postage, , V
Paid J. Loudon for. boot for Register’s office,
J. D. Q-orgas for stove,
D. S. Croft, Bsq., fees in Commonwealth, oases,
P. Quigley, Esq., fee's,
D. Sipo, for desk-for Prothouotary’s office,
J. Loudon, book for Recorder,
do do' . Protbouotary'a office.
Paid A. Martin and others fees in Commonwealth oases,
do do do for making quarterly returns,
Paid sundry parsons for bolding elections.
Paid if. M’Clcllon and others for holding inquests,
Paid B, M’Cartnoy, Esq., for support of prisoners, and fees,
S. Keepers,• salary as keeper of jail, • • -
N. W. Woods and others, for clothing, shoos, Ac., for prisoners,»
Sbroln & Black, and others for coal, ’ ■ t ‘
~ Gardner A Co., and others fot repairs at Jail;'
Gas & Water Comp., for water,
"J. W. Eby,'for brushes, Ac., „ ■
l>r. W. W. Ihvlo, salary as physician, ■ : '
Eastern SXatb Penitentiary, for support of convicts*
Paid M. Holcomb and others, foes in Commonwealth cases,
Paid A. Whitmore, bond,
Win. M. Bootom, Cashier, notes in, Dank,
v Win. Leonard and others, interest bn County bonds.
;Paid Jacob Squior, Esq., Treasurer, on draft of directors, • ;
J. Culver, A. J. Herman, and H. L. Burkholder, visitors,
- S. Trxtt, J. Trimble, aud A. Busier, Bsqrs., salary as,Directors,
Paid J. D, Gorgas and John Gutshnll, for roofing towers of Jail,
Stuart & freighter and’ others, for repairing fiirnaces, ifco.,
Gas & Water Co. for gas and wator at Court Houso,
• Joseph'Old, for gjis-buruors, ■;
Wm. P. Lynch, for ropairidg-gaarfiktuves, .
Mrs. E. Moudy, for cleaning Court House and offices,
Andrew.Hookor, for ropairihg looks,. :
.. Rudisol Natohor, salary as, keeper, . ... ....
1). B: Koony, for chairs, ;
Paid E. Oornman, printing for county,
J. B. Bratton, do, do.
Wm. M. Porter, do. do.
Goorgo Zinn, do. do.
Paid D. Oyster, B. Duke, and-G. Sooby, Bsqrs. for auditing accounts,
•. S; W. Havorstick, lull sundry articles,
Samuel Martin, for auditing accounts of County Offices,
Good Will Ilose Company appropriation,
George NofF and others, for shoveling snoqj,
- Jncoh.-Sidlo and N. Miller, tax erroneously collected,
Wm'. B; Mullen, fOT arresting horse thief,
A. Bonßoman, for horso-hifo,
Union Fire Co., appropriation,
Win. Smith, for whitewashing,
Board of Commissioners traveling expenses oh county business,
J. Toner, for charcoal, ’
J. Brown, for putting in coal,*
B. Stool, for winding clock,
appropriation'to Agricultural-Society,
suit against N. 0. Bail Boqd Company,
W. H. Miller, fobs In Supremo Court,
H. Saxton, bill sundries, ■ ,
C. Inhoff, bill, sundries,
J. Armstrong, traveling expenses, on oounty business.
Sundry persons for fox scalps,
John Thompson, for a map,
Whole amount of Commissioners’ checks,
Amount of Connty Treasurer's commission at por cent,
Outstanding taxes, ]
Commission allowed Collootors, -.
, : . Exonerations do. do. t
Balance in hands of Treasurer, ’
Schedule of County taxee outstanding; on the Istday of January,lB6o,
Samuel Shireman, Lower Allen#
1857 John Church, Now Cumberland^
1858 James Spottswood, Carlisle,
1858 T. J, Habkott, Frankford,
1858 John Crawford, 1 Nowvillo,
1858, John Whaler, West PennshoroV
,1859 Wm; McOroa, Frankford,.
OF THE
1759, INCLUSIVE.
Receipts.
Expciiditm’cs by Payments.
ASSESSORS.
ABATEMENT.
BRIDGES AND ROADS.
COURTS.
COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE;
COUNTY-OFFICES.
CONSTABLE’S FEES.
ELECTIONS.
INQUESTS ON DEAD BODIES.
JAIL AND EASTERN PENITENTIARY.
JUSTICES' FEES.
LOANS AND INTEREST.
POOR HOUSE,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
PRINTING.
MISCELLANEOUS PAYMENTS.
Total credits,
Total receipts;
$57,970 72
$607 92
1,282 41
3,35 59
144 71
$635 61
705 89
519 09
m as -
358 00.
49 00
067 20
$327 00
400 50
327 00
: 03 60
21 00
500 00
83 54
2 00
60 00
,171 26
. , 7 54
r)
$3O 00.
.9 20
304 61
' 51 63
. . 25 00
10 50
23 11
$137 63
87 18
$2,788 10
150 00
. 107.97
205 21.
. .9030
~40 00
7.76:
25 00
751: 83
600 00
O.OOO'OO
1,837 ’55
16,000 00
30 00
. 00 00
290 27
76 32
49 05
8 06
12 25
21 00
11 37
80 00
10 50
226 65
104 00
IT4 00
172 76
1201 i
6 50
0 00
30 00
. 6 50
0 31
30 00
108 00
50 00
n si.
9 46
1 25
26 00
100 00
49 54
0 00
4 19
19 64
16 00
11 05
3 00
44,300 46
665 86
1,164 06
2,040 86
614 43
8,596 06
$51,910 12
61 910 12
1859 ffra. MoCuno, Hopewell, f 101 09
1859 Henry Koatns, Monroe, 230 01
1859 H. H. Eborly, Meohanioabnrg, -7102
1869 J.iFeomnn, Now Cumberland, 100 19
1859 (Thomas Rudolph, South Middleton, ■(• 103 29
1869 Peter Y. Herman, Silver Spring, • 282 71
1859 J. F. Boughm'an, Southampton, f 133 19
1869 A. B. Soohriet, Upper Allen, . _ 499
$1,764 06
Those marked thus t havo pajd. In part.
Those marked thus • hayo.paid in full.
Cumberland Countv, ss.~. ,
"Wo, tno Commissioners of Cumberland county do
certify, and submit tho a corroot state
ment of tbo receipts and expenditures of tho county
aforesaid, from tho Ist day of January to tho 31st
day of December, 1850, inclusive, as also a schedule
of outstanding county taxes'’in', tho boroughs and
townships therein stated, together with a statement
of expenditures under oaohnead of appropriation,
made by tho Commissioners in' compliance with tho
requisitions contained in the 22d and 23d sections
of an act of Assembly of this Commonwealth passed
the 15th day of April, A. D. 1834.
. S v v,fc \VitnosB our hands and seal office,
■ ci?A¥.■fat Carlisle, the 18tli day of January,
A.D: 1860.
SAMUEL MEGAW,
, Ni H. ECKLES,
. J, 4t WAGGONER,
Commissioners ofjOninborland County,
Attested. Armstrong, Qlerk, , .
s,soor so
3)078 50
38,063 02
. 1,052 ‘63
*O2 -60
21 00
t,930 01
«00 00
21 72
2 79
221 99
CUMBERLAND COUNTV, 89i '
Wo, the undersigned Auditors of Cumberland
county, mot according ‘to law, and having boou
sworn, proceeded ; to examine tho accounts and
vouchors of Moses Brickor, Esq« Treasurer of tho
said county, from tho Ist day of January to tho 31st
day of December, 1859, inclusive, do •certify that wo
find tho sum of night thousand five hundred and
ninety-five dollars and six’cents duo by said Treas
urer to tho county, aforesaid,:,as: will appear by the
foregoing exhibit of said account,
la witness, whereof wo. haVo hereunto set our
hands at Carlisle, tho 18tl$. day of January, A. D.
1800. .
$1,237 81
s>m 12
Statement of County Debt.
THE. Commissioners of Cumberland county
mako and submit tbo . following statement of
the amount of borrowed money, Including interest,
together with the a&sots in the Treasury on the Ist
day of January 1860: /
DR. To amount of bonds.,outstanding,
including interest, as’.per\Jaat annual
statement, on Ist January;lBs9, $81,050 66
To amount of money borrowed fbt the
'year 1869,
2,170 63
Whole amount of ■debt Ist Janua'ty iB6O, 31,650 ‘66
CR. By amount of-balance in
Treasury, $6,595 "06
By amount of outstandiuglax
* os, ■ i,m 06
By amount of judgment against
N. C. Railway Company,
By amount of J. Cbover’a sub
scription for. bridge, , • *->
By amount in hands of Justice
Smith,
3,712 4!
Excess of Indebtedness over assets, $20,356 54
SAMUEL MEGAtf, ,
• N. It ECKELS,
J. H. WAGGONER..
Commissioners,
Wo tbo undersigbod Auditors, of Cumberland
county, having examined tho'sovornl claims against
said county, do certify that the above is a true state
ment of the handed Aobt, and assets of the said coun
ty, on the Ist day of January/1860. .
. ’ DAVID OYSTER,
BENJAMIN,DUKE,
. GEORGE SCOBY,
• Auditors of Cumberland County.
. Fob. 2, 1860. . •
1,962 84
UNITED STATES MAILS.
454 05
PENNSYLVANIA,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, .
WAsinNdTosT,>pqcbinborJO, 1860. ,
Proposals win bo .jnlcoiiycd. at the con
.tract Office of, this DopaVhxiciit txtitil 8 p. m* of
Saturdays Mu.rtfli'3l; tlio mails
of-the United States for four Ju
ly 1, 1860, and ending Juno 30, 1804,‘ in the Slate of
PENNSYLVANIA, on the routes andbytho sched
ules of departures and arrivalsrhorbin specified. l
Decisions announced by April 24, 1800.,
{Bidders will examine tare/ully.iho instructions an
nexedy) ' ‘
2404 From Harrisburg, by Dabphin, Ell wood, Pino
• Grove, and Summit . Station, to Auburn, 69
miles and hack; daily, except Sunday, by rail
road. ' . "
Leave Harrisburg daily, except Sunday, at 2.10
. P\ m ?
• Arrive at Auburn by 0.10 p m;
Leave Auburn daily, except Sunday, at 9 a m;
.Arrive at Harrisburg by 12.42 pm.
2405 From Harrisburg, by Lingloystown, Manadft
Hill, West HahoVer, Bast Hanover, and On 6,
to Jonestown, 27 miles audback, twice a week.
. •. Leave Harrisburg Monday and Friday at 10 a m; 1
1 Arrive at Jonestown b^ f 6 p ro 5
: Leave Jonestown Tuesday arid Saturday at 7 a m-;
; Arrive at Harrisburg by 4p m, " •-
: Proposals are invited for a third weekly trip,
1400 From Harrisburg,, by Shcpherdstowh, Dills
burg, Clear Spring, York Sulphur Springs, and
Hoidloraburg, to Gettysburg, 35 miles and back,
twice a week.
; Leave Harrisburg Monday and Friday, at 8 a
224 81
1,068 51
119 41
4,114 25
300 80
' ; v*’ ' • •
Arrive at Gettysburg by 6 p-m f
Leave Gettysburg Tuesday and Saturday at. 8
amj ■
Arrive at Harrisburg by 5p nu r
: Proposals are invited for a third weekly trip.
2407 Prom Harrisburg* by Lisburn, to Lewisborry,
12 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Harrisburg Saturday at 1 p m;
Arrive at Lowisberry by 5 p m;
i Leave Lowisberry Saturday at.B am)
Arrive at Harrisburg at 12 in. *
2408 From Harrisburg, by Shiremanstown, Mo
obaniosburg) Carlisle, Kerrvillo, Plainfield,
Nowvillo, Oakville, Shipponsburg, and Scot
■ land, tb Ohambersburg, 62, miles and back,
‘ twice daily, except Sunday, by railroad.
Leave Harrisburg daily, except Sunday, at 85 a
m and 1.10 pm; ’
Arrive at Ghamborsbufg by 12 m and 4pm;
Leave Ohambersburg daily, except Sunday, at 4 J
• i am and 3&pm;
Arrive at Harriabury by 71 a m and 7J pm.
2400 From Pino Grove to Tromont, 0 .miles and
back, throe times a week.
Leave Pino Grove Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, at 5 am; ...
Arrive at Tromont by 7 a m;
: Leave Tromont Tuesday; Thursday, and Satur
day, at 5 p m; ' •
Arrive at'Pino Grove by 7 P ,
2410 From York Sulphur Springs, by Bermudian,
Hall, and Davidsburg, to xork, 23 miles and
back, onoo a week. , .
Leave York Sulphur Springs Saturday at 1 p ihj
, Arrive at York by 7p m; . i -
Leave York Saturday at 0 a m;
Arrive at York Sulphur Springs by 12 m.
2411 From Mochaniosburg, by Sidonsburg, Lisburn,
Lowisberry, Rossvillo, and Dover, to York, 31
! miles and back, once a week.
Leave MoohaUiosburg Tuesday at 0 a m;
. Arrive at York by 6 p m;
[ Leave York Wednesday at 0a m;
; Arrive at> Moehaniosburg by ,0 pm> ...
241?' From Carlisle, White : House, Dickinson,
j Walnut Bottom, and Lob's Cross Roads, to
Sbippensbnrg, 20 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Carlisle Monday and Friday at 1 pin;
Arrive at Sbippensbnrg by 7p m; ■ , S|
Leave Sbippensbnrg Tuesday and Saturday at 1
pm;
Arrive ttt Carlisle by 7 p m.
Proposals are invited for a third weekly trip.
2413 From Carlisle, by Allen,'to Roiling Spring?/
16 miles and. back,,twice a week.
Leave Carlisle Tuesday and Friday at 3 p m;
Arrive at Boiling Springs by 7 p m;
Leave Boiling Springs Tuesday and Friday at 8
_a m k . -
Arrive at Carlisle by 12 ,m. . . v ., -
, .2414 From Korrsvillo, by Mount Rook, to Stougbs
toWn, 7 miles and back, onoo a week*
: Leave Korrsvillo Saturday at 10 am;
Arrive at Stougbstown by 12 m;
■: LoaVo Stougbstown Saturday at 1 p jri;
Arrive at Korrsvillo by 3 p m.
2415 From Shipponsburg, by Orrstown, Pleasant
Hall,'and- Upper Strasburg, to' Roxbury, 16
miles and back, twice a week. ’
Leave Shipponsburg Wednesday and Saturday at
9 am;
Arrive at Roxbury by I p rtf/
Leave Roxbury Wednesday' rtn’d Saturday ot 2
a m j
* Arrive at Shipponsburg by 6 p m. ,
2416 From Shipponsburg, by Middle Spring, to
Newburg, 7 miles and-baok, throe times a week.-
Leave Shipponsburg Tuesday, Thursday,' and
Saturday at 4i p’nr;
Arrive.at Newburg by 6} pm;
8,337 65
16,120 00
558 42
767 40
133 21
$26 89
67 91
- 44 16
94 39
3,4,27
33 '34
' 76 44
BENJAMIN.DUKE, •
GEORGE SCOBY,
JOHN. W, COCKLIN,
Auditors dftluinborland County.
275 00
100 00
60.00
10,794 12
Leave Nowburg, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day at 124 p m; •
Arrive at Sbipponskurg P; ra, • . >
Proposals for six times a week Service arc invi
■ tod.
2417 Frorii Mftht\ncy, by Fisher’s Ferry and Augus
’ Sunbury, 13, iniles apd back, twice a
week. ■ . : ’
Leave MftbftnOyJ.Tucsday and Saturday at Ipm;
Arrive at Sunbdfy by 5 p m; . ,
Leave Sunbury, Tuesday and Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at'Mabanoy At 12 m. * v .
2418 From Herndon, by MahUpoy, Robuck’s, Green*;
brier, Lino Mountain, Upjtyr Mahantang'), ( and
Barry, to Minorsvillo, 43 miles dnd back, twice
a week. •. ;
Leave Mabanoy, Monday and Fhuay iCt t> a ifi;
Arrive at Minorsvillo by 5 p in;
Leave Minorsvillo Tuesday and Saturday at 0 a n\;
Arrive at Mabanoy by 5 p m.
From Grata, Klingorstown, Rougli and Ready,
and Helper, to Upper Mahantango, ,17 miles
and back, oiico a week.
Leave Grata Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Upper Mahantango by 10 a ra;,
Leave Upper Mahantango Wednesday at 12 in;
, Arrive at Grata by 5 pm.
2420 From Gettysburg, by Fairfield, Fountain Dale,
Waynesboro’, Ringgold, Md., and Loitersburg,
to Hagerstown, 35 miles and back, throe a week.
Leave Gettysburg, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, at 8 a m;
Arrive at Hagerstown by 4pm; , ‘ .
Leave Hagerstown Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 8 a xn; ‘
Arrive at Gettysburg by 4 p m.
2421 From Gettysburg, by Granite Hill and Hun
torstown, to Now Chester, 14 miles and back,
throe times a week to Huntefatottn, and ttfico
a week residue.
Leave Gettysburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at 8 a m;
Artive at Huntcrstotni by \)4-a iU, and ftt New
Cheater on Tuesday and Saturday by ll.a in ;
Leave Now Chester Tuesday and Saturday at 12 in;
ArriVo.at Hurttc’fstoim- by 14 p m,.aUd at Get
tysburg Tuesday) Thursday, and Saturday by
• 3 p
2422 From Gettysburg, by Muiumiisbufg, Arendts
villo, Bigler, Bcndorsvillo,. Monallon, and Ta
ble Rook, to Gettysburg, equal to-25 miles and
back, twice awcok. . ..
Leave Gettysburg Tuesday, and Saturday at 7 a
• mj
Arrive nl Bcndci'sviUe by II a m;
Leave Bondorsvillo Tuesday -and Saturday at 1
pmj •
Arrive at Gettysburg by o p in.
2423 From- Shrewsbury, by Stowartstown, Straw
bridge, ‘Fawn Grove, and Slate Ridge, to Bry- .
ansvillo, 20. miles and back, twice a week*
Leave Shrewsbury Wednesday arid Saturday at
Ipm;
Arrive at Bryansvillo by 7 p in : t
Leave Bryansvillo Wednesday and Saturday at
1 6am;
Arrive at Shrewsbury by 12 m.
2424 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 at 0a m; :
Arrive at McCall's Ferry by 11 a in;
Leave McCall's Ferry Tuesday and Saturday at
2 pm; ;
Arrive at Slate Hill by 7 p lb.
2425 From Hopewell Centro, by Cross Roads, Ap
ple Grove, and Dallastowu, to York, 22 miles
and back, twice a week! . •,
Leave Hopewell Centro Wednesday arid Satur
day atGam; . ...
■ Arrive at York by 12 m ;
Leave York Wednesday I "and Saturday at 1 p m;
, Arrive at Hopewell Coutro by 7 p m.
2426 From Wrigbtsvillo to Margarotta Furnace,
■ New Bridgcville, Grabamsvillo, and York Fur
nace, to McCall’s Ferry,. 23. miles, and back,
twice a, week* •' , • . ’
Leave Wrigbtsvillo Tuesday and Saturday at ().
600 00
am;* . - v ;
Arrive at McCall's Ferry by 2p m; . .
Leave McCall’s Ferry Monday and Friday at H
am; ‘
Arrive at Wrigbtsvillo by 7p m. “
Proposals to commence at Columbia are invited.
2427 From Cross ‘.Roads, by Union, Cbaneeford,
Lower Chaucolbrd, and Castle Fin, to Pcaob
Bottom, 23 miles and back, twice a week. ’
Leave Cross Roads Tuesday. and Friday at 1 p
m; .
Arrive at Peach Bottom by 7 p nl;
Leave Poach- Bottom Tuesday and. Friday at 0
am;
Arrive at Cross Roads by 12 in. ; ■
2428 From, HanoVcr Junction, by Porter's Sidling,
Jefferson Station, Hanover and Now Oxford,
.to Gettysburg, miles and back, daily, except
Sunday, by .railroad,; with d branch ,fro\n Hau-
QYor to Littlostown, 8 milqa : and back, six times
•a week, to bo run in duo connexion*
Leave HanoVcr Junction daily, okeept Sunday,
at 10 a m;
Arrive at Gettysburg by 12 m;.
, Leave Gettysburg daily, except Sunday, at 1 p m ;
Arrive at Hanover Junction by 3 p m. .
2429 From Hanover, by Abboltstown, to Bast
lin, 10 miles and .back, three times a week.
Leave Hanover Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day at 1$ p ni;
Arrive "at Bast Berlin by 44 p m;'
Leave East Berlin Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-.
urdayatO'am; ' . . . : '
Arrive at HanoVcr by 12 m. . •
2430-From Littlostown, by Harney, Md., to Em
mittsburg, 14 miles and back, throe times n
week. ’
LoaVo Littlostown Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 1 p m; ,
Arrive at Emmittsburg by 4 p ni;
Leave Emmittsburg Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 4 a m;
Arrive at Littlostown by 7 a in.
Proposals al'o invited for six times a week ser
vice.,
2431 FromN. Oxford, by Hamptoh> Roubd Hill,
York SulpbUr Springe, and Mount' Holly
Springe, to Carlisle, 30 miles and back, six
tittles a week. . *
LoaVe Now Oxford, daily, except Sunday, on ar
rival of Baltimore mail, say atl pm;
Arrive at York Sulphur Springs by 4 p m;
Leave York Sulphur Springe daily, except Sun
day/ at 6 a m;
Arrive-at Now Oxford by 8a m }
■ Leave York Sulphur Springs .daily, except Sun
/ • day> at Caln \ • .
’Arrive at Carlisle by 10 a m j,
Leave .Carlisle daily, - except Sundayon arrival
. of Philadelphia' mail, say at 2 p m ;
. Arrive at York Sulphur Springs by (5 p ra.
2432 From Hanover, by M'Shcrry'stotfn and Sq\mVe
Corner, to Gettysburg, 17 miles and back, tbfco
times a week.:
Leave Hanover, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day at I p ra;
Arrive at : Gettysburg by’C p m
Leave Gettysburg, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday atCam;
Arrive at Hanover by 12-m.-
2433 From Sprlhg Forgo to Codonis, 5 miles and
back, once-a week.
LoaVo Spring Forgo Saturday at 12 m;
Arrive at Codorus by 1J pm;
, Leave Codorus Saturday at 2\ pm;
Arrive at Spring Forgo by 4 p m.
2434 Froln 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 ,10J a m;
Leave York Saturday, on arrival of eastern mail,
say at 3 p m;
Arrive at East Berlin by C p m.
2435 From East Berlin, by Hall, Bermudian, and
Frankllntown, to Billsburg, 10 miles and back,
' once a Week.
Leave East .Berlin Thursday at 2 p mj
Arrive at Billsburg by 6 p m;
LoaVo Billsburg Thursday at 8 a in';
Arrive at East Berlin by 12 m.
2430 From Cbambcrsburg, by Saint Thomas. Lop
don, McConnolsburg, Harrisonvillo; Ray S Mill,
and Bloody Run, to Bedford, 50 miles arid back,
daily. >
LcaVo Cbamborsburg daily at 7 a m;
Arrive at Bedford by 9 p m;
Leave Bedford daily at 7 a m ;
Arrive at Chambersburg by 9 p m.
2437 From Cbamborsburg, by Marion, Groon Cas
tle, and Stato Lino, to Hagerstown, Md., 21
miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Cbamborsburg daily, except Sunday, after
arrival of Harrisburg mail, say at 12 ttt;
Arrive at Hagerstown by 5J pm;
Leave Hagerstown daily, except Sunday, at 6J
|i'amj
Arrive at Cbamborsburg by 12 m.
2488 From Cbamborsburg',* by Keefer’s Store, TJp
pof Stfasburg,' Faunottsburg, Burnt .Cabins,
Shade'Gap, Orbisonia, Sbirloysburg, Aughwiok
Mills, y ah’d Vineyard Mills, to Mount Union, 50
. miles and 6aofe, throe times a week.
Leave 'Cbamborsburg Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 4 a m ;
Arrive at Mount Unidn by li p , ,
Leave Mount. Union Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 4 am;
Arrive at Cbamborsburg by 11 p rt.
2439 From Cbamborsburg, by Jaokdon Hall/ and
Quincy, to Wayncsbbrob’, 16 Miles and back,
throe times a week.
- Loavo Chnmbbrsburg Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 2 p m;
Arrive at Waynesboro’ by 9J p mt
Loavo Waynesboro’ Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 7 a mj
Arrive at Chamborsbdrg by ,1 p‘m,
2440 From! McComiolsburg, to Mills,' 8T
‘ miles and back, twice a week
Leave MoConnolsburg Tuesday and Friday, after
the arrival of tho ,Ohamborsburg mail, say at
6Jpm; . ’ ' •
Arrive at Webster's Mills by 8i p m;, ,
Leave Webster's Mills Tuesday aud Friday at X
pm;
Arrive at MoConnolsburg by 8 p m.
■ 2441 From Mercersburg, . by Upton; to Qrcon Uas
tlo, 10 miles and back', six tlmos a week.
*Leavo Morccsburg ( daily, except Sunday, at 5 a m;
Arrive at Green Castle.by 7 pm;
Leave Green Cnstlo daily, except Sunday, at 12m;
Arrive at Mercersburg by 2 p in.
&442 From Mercersburg, by Sylvan, to Hancock,
Md., 24 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Mercersburg Friday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Hancock by 5 p m;
Leave Hancock Saturday at 8 a m)
Arrive nt Mercersburg by 5 p m.
$2443 Frdnt Harrisoavillp. by Dublin Mills, to Orbi-
Bonia; 30 UlilOs and back, once a week.
Leave HarrisonviHo Tuesday at 9 a pi;
Arrive at orbsaonsft by 6 p m; , -
Leave Orbiaoma Monday at 6 a th;
Arrive at IfarrisonVille by 3 p ni; • v ■*
2414 From HarrisonviHo; by Siiluvia Tannery,' \\ tost
Dublin, and Wells’ Tannery, to Hopewell, 20
miles and back, once a weekv ,
Leave HarrisonviHo Thursday tit 8 rt mj
Arrive at Hopewell by 4 pm;
Leave Hopewell Friday at 7 a m;
Arrive at IlarriaonviUc by 3 p in;
2445 From HarrisonviHo, by Emannol Sipo's Mill,
and Wurfordsburg, to Hancock, Md., 26 miles
and bock, once a week.
Leaver HarrisonviHo Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Hancock by 4 p in;
Lcavo Hancock Tuesday at 10 a m;
Arrive at HarrisonviHo by C p m.
2440 From Bloody Run, by Clearvillo, Uobisonville
and-Wurfordsburg, to Hancock, Md.,*32 miles
odd back, once a week.
Lcavo Bloody Bun Saturday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Hancock by 5p m; .
Leave Hancock Friday atr6 a m;
Arrive at Bloody Hun by 6 p ni.
2447 From Willinihdburg by Yellow Springs, and.
. Water Street), to Spruco Creek, 13 miles aud
buck, twice a week.
Leave Williamsburg Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa
turday nt 8 a m;
Arrive,at Spruce Creek by 12 in;
Leave Spjiico Creek Tuesday, Thursday, aftd Sa
turday at 1 p m;
. Arrive at Williamsburg by ,5 pm.
Proposals are invited for six-timos-a-week service-.
2448 From Williamsburg to Springfield Futuaco,
5 miles and back, a week.
Leave Williamsburg, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday, on arrival of mall from Spruco Creek,
say at 5 p m; ...
Arrive at Springfiqld Furnace by 0 p in:
Leave Springfield Furnace, Tuesday, Thursday,
‘ and Saturday at 3s. p m;
Arrive at Williamsburg by 4J p m.
2449 From Fanncttsburg, by Dry Run, Spring Run,
•' Doylsburg, Concord, Waterloo, Pcni Mills, East
Waterford,, Honey Grove, McCullock!a Mills,
M’Coysville, Pleasant View, Spruce Hill, and
Academia-, to Port Royal, 62 miles and back, 3
• tinted a week.’
, Leave Fanuottsburg Tuesday, Thursday aud Sa
turday at-6 a m;
Arrive at Port Royal by 7 p m;.
Leave Port Royal Monday,'Wednesday, and Fri
day at 6.am; n ...
< Arrive at Fanncttsburg by 8 pm.
2450 FromFaunotteburgtoCarrick, Furnace,4miles
. aud back, once a week.
. Leave Fanuottsburg Tuesday nt 7am; ..
Arrive at Garrick Furrtaco by, 81 am;
Leave Carriole Furnace Tuesday at 81 a in.
Arrive at Fanncttsburg by 10 a m,
INSTRUCTIONS,
Containing conditions to be incorporated iihthd'ion
tvacta-io' ifi&'extcnt the department may deem p)*o
per.
! ' I.. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
office, when not.otherwise specified, for assorting
the mails: but on railroad and, steamboat routes
there \a to bo no more delay than is sufficient for an
exchange of the mail bags._
2v On railroad and steamboat lines/ and other
rpntos whore the hiodb of, conveyance admits of it,
the special agents of tho Post Office Department,
also, post office mail bags, locks, and keys,
afo to bo conveyed Without extra charge.
3. On railroad and steamboat lines tho route
agents of-tho department are. to bo conveyed withr
out change, and lor > their exclusive, use, while tra
veling with the mails, a commodious car, dr apart
ment in tho centre of a car, properly lighted, warm
ed and furnished, and adapted to-tho convenient
separation and duo security of the mails, is to be
provided by the conductor, under the direction of
tho department.'
Railroad and steamboat companies are required
to tnko-tho mail from- and deliver i,t into tho post
offices at tho commencement and end Of their routes,
and to and from oil officcsnot more than eighty rods
from a station or landing. Proposals may be sub
mitted for the, performance of all other aide service
—that Js, for. offices over eighty rods from a.sta
tion or landing. ' .
Receipts will bo required for mall bttga conveyed
in charge of persons employed by railroad compa
nies., There will also bo u . way bills’* prepared by
postmasters, or other agents of the department, to
accompany tho mails, specifying, the ,number dnd
destination of tho. several bags. Oh tho principal
stage'routed, likewise, receipts will bo required and
way bills forwarded; tho latter to booxuminod by
tho several postmasters, to insure regularity in the
delivery of mail hags.
4. No pay will bd made for trips not performed;
and for each of such omissions not satisfactorily ex
plained throe times the pay of the trip .may bo de
ducted. ; Far arrivals so far behind time as to break
connexion, with depending mails, anil not sufficient
ly excused, buo-fourth of. tho compensation for ,th 9
trip is subjected to forfeiture* Deduction will also
bo ordered for a grade of performance inferior to'
that specified ill tho contract,’ For.repeated delin
quencies of the liind herein specified) enlarged pe
nalties, proportioned to the nature thereof and the.
importance of the mail, Itiay bo made;
“ For leaving behifid or throwing off the mails, or
any portion of them, for the admission of passen
gers, or for being concerned in settling up or run
ning an.express conveying intelligence in advance
of the. mail, a quarters pay may bo deducted-.
6. Fines will bo imposed, unless the delinquency
be promptly and satisfactorily explained by certifi
cates of postmasters or the affidavits Df other credi
ble persons, for failingdo arrive in contract time;
for neglecting to take the mail from or deliver it
into a post office; for suffering it to bo wot) injured,
destroyed, robbed, or lost; and for refusing, after
demand, to convoy tho mall, as frequently as tho
contractor runs, or is concerned in running coach,
car, or steamboat on a route.
7. Tho Postmaster General may tho con
tract for repeated failures to run-agfooably to con
tract; for violating the Post Office laws', or disobey
ing tho 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 transportra’g- -persons or packages convoying
mailable mattef Obt of. tho mail.
8. Tho Postmaster General may order an increase
of service on a route by allowing thetofor a pro rata
increase on the contract pay. Ho , may change
tjchodulojf 6f departures arid arrivals in all oases,
and particularly to mako thoni conform to connex
ions with railroads) without increase of pay, provi
ded the funding timo bo not abridged. Ho may
also order an increase of speed, allowing, within the
restrictions of tho law, a pi*d rata increase of pay
for tho additional stock or carriers, if any. The
contractor may, however, in tho case of increase of
speed relinquish the contract, by giving prompt no
tice £6 the department that be prefers doing so to
carrying the order into effect. The . Postmaster
General may also curtail or discontinue the service,
■in whole or in part, at rata doorcase of pay, al
lowing one month's oxtrft. compensation on the
amount dispensed with, whenever in his opinion,
the public interest requires the change, or in ease he
desires to tfupcfs'cd'e h by a different grade of trans
’ portqthm;
’ ff. Payments will bo made by collections from or
’ drafts on postmaster?,, or otherwise, after the expi
ration of oaph quarter—say in February, May, Au
gust, and November. m
10. The distances are given acoording to the best
information; but no increased pay will bo allowed
should they bo advertised, .if the points
to bo supplied bo correctly stated. ' Jiithlera must
inform themselves on this point, and also in reference
to the weight of the mail, the condition ot roads, -
hills, streams, Ac., and all toll-bridges, ferries, or
obstructions of any kind, by which expense may bo
incurred. No claim for additional pay, based on
such ground, can bo considered; nor for alleged
mistakes or misapprehensions ns to the degree of
service,- nor for bridges destroyed, femes discon- 1
tinned, or other obstructions increasing distance, 1
occurring dtitfng thtf Contract term. Offices estab
lished 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 fho last day and hour
named, or without the guaranty required by law
and a certificate as to the sufficiency of such guar
anty, cannot bo considered in competition with a
regular proposal reasonable in amount
12. Bidders should first propose for service strict
ly according to the advertisement, and then, if they
desire-, separately for different service; and if the
regular bid bo the lowest offered for the advertised
service, the other proposition may bo considered.
13. There.should bo but one route bid for in a
Consolidated or combination bids (“pro
posing orio auni for two or more routes") are forbid
den by'law, and cahnOt bo considered.
Thq route, the sorvifco, the yearly pay, the
name atid'residence of tho.blddor. (that is, his usual
post office address,) and member of a
firm, tyhoro & colnpany offers, should bo distinctly
stated;
15. Bidders!AW) requested to. use," os far as praoti
ticabfo/the printed form of proposal furnished’by
tho department, X‘o write out in full the sum of their
bids, an# to retain copies,of.thqm.* , r
. Altered bids should nqt bo submitted; nor should
bids onc’o ahbmtttod bo withdrawi}'. No Withdraw-'
al of a bidder or guarantor,- will bo allowed unless
dated and received before'the lost day for receiving
proposals. • *
Each bid must bo guarantied by two, responsible
persons. - ;
General guaranties ednnot bo admitted. The bid
and guaranty should ce etyned plainly with the full
name of each'person.
The department reserves the right to reject l any
bid which may bo deemed extravagant,' and also, to:
disregard the bids of'failing contractors and bidders,
16. Tho bid should bo sealed, superscribed "MaU
■Proposals, State of. /’ addrcssctl'**Second.
Assistant Postmaster General, Contract Office," and’
sent by mat?, not by or to an rig'ent; ahd pdstihiifi
.tors will not enclose proposals (or letters ofany"
kind) in their quarterly returns. k
-17. The contracts are to bo executed ftiid return- V
c«l to tho department by or before the l«f day of A n-,
(/as’rlfiCO; but the service must bo commenced.ox}?
the Ist July preceding, or on mail.day next after/
that date, whether tho contracts bo executed or not.'
No proposition to transfer will ,bo allowed unless'
good and sufficient reasons thereof arc given, : to bo
detoriuinod by. tho department Ih all cases (torts*
tiling contractor will bo required to bccotUo one oT
the sureties on the new contract
18. Postmasters offices on ol* near railroads, Ijut
more than eighty rods . *V station, will; im
mediately after thb 3Ut of Midreh next, 7 report, theft
exact distance from the nearest station, and how.
they aro othorwiso supplied with tho mail, to’enable
the Postmaster General to a maU-riiessdngot
supply, from the Ist of July,next , ' - :
19. . Section eighteen of an act of Congress ap
proved March 3, 1845, provides that contracts for.
tho transportation of tho mail shall bo lot V in every
case to the lowest bidder tendering sufficient guar
anties for faithful performance, without other mode 1
of such transportation than may bo necessary to*
provide for tho duo celerity; certainty, and security
of such transportation." Under this law, bids that;
propose to transport the mail with “celerity, cer
tainty, and security," have been decided to ho the
only legal bids, are construed as providing for the'
entire mail/howovor large, and whatever may bo
the mode of conveyance necessary to insure its "ce
lerity, certainty, and security,” and wUI have tho
preference over all others.
20. A modification of a bid in any qf its essential
terms ft tantamount to a now bid,.and cannot be fc
colV’CVi, So ‘ns to'interfere with, a regular competi
tion, after the Inst hour set for receiving bids. Ma
king a now bid, with guaranty and certificate, is tho
only way.to modify a previous bid.
21. Postmasters are to bo careful not to certify tho‘
sufficiency of guarantors or sureties without know
ing that thaVnro, 'persons of sufficient.responsibili
ty ; and all bidders, guarantors, and sureties are dis
tinctly notified that ort A failure to enter into or per-,
form thb contracts for tho' service proposed for in
tbo accepted bids; their legal liabilities wiU bo en
forced against them. ■ ■ , ,
22. Present Contractors; add persons known at'
tho department, must, equally with Others, procure
guarantors and certificates of their sufficiency, subr
stantially in the forms above prescribed. The cer
tificates of Sufficiency must ,ho signed by a post
master or by a judge of a court of record. No dth
er certificate will bo admitted. ,
Feb. 2,1860—6 t
STORE! room FOR RENT.’
THE etorG-room rtt present occupied by Mr.
: Sencrj edrner of High,‘street and tho . Court?
House square, dfrcolly opposite' Glass' Hotel; is of
fered for rout. Possession given on Ist of April.
J. B. BHAtfTOiJV.
Jan. 12, ISfii). ,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
TVTOW receiving by J. 11. .Crcsvrell of Shipr.-
It ponsburg a largo aqd.compiple stock of FOR
SIGN A DOMESTIC WINES A BRANDIISS.
Having disposed of iuy interest in the Hrug busi
noes, I purpose giving my whole lUtOiilion to tliia
branch of the business.' ,’■ *"*■,
Shlpponsburg, Jan. 19, 1860.* ;
Notice.
T ETTER3 of Administration on tlie estate
-l~i of Amstrong Irvine, late of Kisoiusko County,'
Indiana, have been, issued by .the Register, of Cum-.
berland, county,'Pa., totbe undersigned living, in.
Siiver township; Cumberland county, Pa.—
All persons indebted W said estate will make imme
diate payment, ana those bating claims will present'
therU fot sottlomotft.
ANDREW IRVINE, Adm’r.
January 12, IB6o—fit.'
Jtfotice.
X ETTERS of Administration on the‘estate*
JLi.of Ffrtncos Longnocker, late of Ea&pennsboro’
township, Cumberland Co. Pa,, have boon issued ’by
the Register of Cumberland Co,. Pa., to the under
, signed living in samo township. All persons in
debted to said estate. will make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will present them'
for settlement.
HENRY 0. BOOSER, Adm’r.
Jail. 28,1SC0—fit®
Notice/
"fr EI*TEItS Of .administration on the estate/
-ft-i’of Martin Mdilntz, late of Frankford township/
deceased, have been issued by the Register of Cum-:
borland comity, to the subscriber residing 1 in
North Middleton,toprnship, in said county. AUpof- 1
sons indebted to said estate are requested to. make*
immediate payment, and those having clfliiii's will*.
present them for ’settlement. ■ , < .
JOHN WAGGONER, AdmV.:
tfcbhmry s,lB&o—6i<*' '
Notice.
Harrisburg , Carlisle d? Chamherslnirg 'turn
pike lldad Cotnjpany.'
EXHIBIT of Tolls received, repdlra and
expenses, on tho Harrisburg, Carlisle A Cliara
berg Turnpike Road Company, from Ist January to'
3lSt December I*S5 ( J, inclusive, as follows, to wit;
To amdimt o'f, tolls, received i\t Gatos, $3,255 50
To bajauco at settlement for 1858, paid
into Court at -January 1850,
By balance of 1858, paid to creditors per
act of Assembly of 1823, '2B and ’3Q,, $3ll 80 :
Cash paid for repairs on road for 1859, 1,471 32j
Gate Keeper’s Salaries, 920 04
Managers pay, , 283 50
Secretary’s Salary, • ' 25 00.
Treasurer’s Salary, 75 00 .
Incidental expenses, • ' 62 75
Postage, taxes and stationary, 10 OO' -
Unourrent money received, 2 00*
By balance preM into Cmrid, to bb applied .
under the act of Assembly aforesaid, 415 88£
fiOl'Yi
Certified 6ft oftth td the Judges flf the CoWrt of
Common Pleas of Cumberland county, the 10th of 1
January, A. 1)1 1860.
SAiIL. NEVIN, Treasurer:.
T.lrd: Nunn:"
That the Court of Common Picas of. 6umborlamL
county, have appointed Tuesday, the 27th, day of
March next, at the Court House, in the Borough of
Carlisle, at 10 o'clock A. M., for hearing and deter
mining the claims oftho rcspcctivocrcditors against'
the Company, agreeably to tfcb acts of Assembly;
made for the relief of said creditors, on the Ist day,
of April, 1823, and the. supplements ,thoroto, at tho
aforesaid time and place, the preferred (if any) anil,
all other creditors, are requested to have their ro- : .
speotivo claims duly authenticated and presented, 1
and also to furnish evidence at the same time whe--
ther any claims have been assigned, or are still heldn
by the original owners j and also proof (o establish
the consideration of their claims, whether for work,
materials, Ac. ' By the Codnt.
TOWN PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will expose to public saler
on Saturday, February 25, 1860, at the Court
House, a Bdt of Ground, late £ho property of Philip.
Fredericks, doo’d, situate in East Louthor street, in*
the borough qf Carlisle, bounded on the south'
LBathdi 1 stftet, oi the oast b$ C.'6art, on tho-nofm,
by Locust alloy, and on the west by R. E. Shapltfft'
containing CO foot in front and 210 feet in depth,
having therbon erected a TWO STORY
HOUSE, a Slaughter House
a Stable, with a well of water in tho
Sale to ,oommiinco at 2 o'clockf
wl»on torma will bo made known,by,
.RRJER SI’AIIR, .
• Exogulor of P. ffijdoricks, dco’J,
Jan. 10, 1300.
, J..HOLT, ,
Poslmaoter GeneraL
311 SO"
$3,587- 3CT
$3,151
30