his subjects. 'so do we also, on ascending the ' thrOne-of Russia. and of Poland and Finland. inseparable froh if, take a solemn oath before Cod_ to regard the welfare of our empire as our only object.' May Providence, which has se 7 lected us for so high a calling. be..our _guide and protector, that we may maintain Russia ' On the highest standard of power and glory, and in our person accomplish the incessant.' wishes and views of Peter, of Catharine. of ;------AleXnder,ait father. May the zeal of our 'subjects assist us therein. We invoke and command the oath of- allegiance to us and to the heir to the throne, our sag Nicholas Alex androwitsch.' -" Intelligence had reached Paris from St. Pe tersburg, which describes that city as in a state atgreat-excitement.. The nobles had met se cretly with a view of addressing the Emperor gn the subject of arming the serfs. They pro posed pointing out to Alexander -the ruin w ateh-- - would-accom party-.sa el tat- s t ep, s and t - internal dangers that might follow. It Was expected that St. Petershorg would -- be placed_in a state of siege. The war party a l r eady began to threaten. The Emperor is - reported to have declared his intention to fol low out the policy laid down by Nicholas at - the Congress of Vienna. Prince fjortschakofrs instructions have been confirmed. General ruskicwitcalelam W J g of th serfs, and has addressed the Emperor on the subject. The greatest confusion -appears to - prevail at St. Petersburg. ' It is stated that Lord John Russell and M. I.lourquency have agreed upon the terms which England and France consider necessary for the - - treaty of peace, and i f these terms arc correctly Tendered, they are not (says the European Times) stiehAs the new Emperor of Russia ought to decline to accept. for they merely pro. pose a limitation of the Russian power in -the Black 'Sea, the transforming of Sebastopol into a commercial port, aid the destructiop of the fortress: These are not very humiliating terms, but they ought to be accompanied. by Another and still more stringent condition.— namely, that of making Russia pay the expen ses of the war. • A speck of disagreement had arisen between Napoleon and England. Napoleon said the armies .should not. - act together if Roebuck's committee of the English Parliament proceeded. Lord Clarendon went. by expresS to Boulogne and set the matter right. Of the propoSed departure of Napoleon for the seat of war nothing additioaal was_lenawn, but preparations continued to he made; It is Said Ills Majesty's visit has reference to a plan of operations of an extent commensurate with such a war as the present one. A French camp of 40,001 - ) . men will probably be estab lished at Constantinople. - On the 23d and 24th of February there was some serious fighting before *Sebastopol, hut the French and Russian telegraphic accounts of the affair are violently conflicting, and prob ably- neither of them arc accurate. ''Si The Czar's dying request - of the King of Prussia to "remain attached to RuSsia, as he has hitherto been, and not to forget his father's word," probably, referred to the following passage in the will of . Frederick William 111, addressed to the present 'monarch ‘.Never neglect to maintain harmony among the Euro pean nations i e.,s far as it is in your power. Above all things, May Prussia, Russia Austria never separate. Their union should • be considered the keystone of the great Euro pean, a.lharice." Bloody - Tragedy at New Orleans—Two A shocking affair occurred at the billiard saloon of the St. Charles - hotel. at New-Orleags, on the night or the 20th instant: It appears that a man named John Duffy,. a large owner of hacks, was tried about - four - Tears ago for the , murder of Dr. Weymouth, and that Wm. C. Harrison. a steamboat pilot, and a young man much respected, was the principal witness against him. Ever since then, Duffy; it is al leged. bad entertained an ill-feeling towards Harrison, and a few days. previous to the 20th inst., had an altercation, On the night in question they met in Gravier street, and anoth er altercation ensued. Harrison drew a pistoi, whereupon Duffy fled into the billiard saloon, pursued by Harrison, who commenced firing at him, and continued until he had discharged six shots, one of which took effect in Duffy's breast, pCmetratingthe heart. He ran out into Gravier streetand fell dead upon the banquette. Anoth er shot, during the affray, took effect on the person of Dr. Parsons, who was seated in a chair at one side of a billiard table : the hal! encored his right side, just below the nipple, and taking a downward direction, passed throogh the lungs and body, and lodged under the skin, near the Lip. lie lived long enough to run out on St. Charles street. where he fell and shortly after expired. Dully fired a pistol over his shoulder as he was running, and it is supposed the discharge wok effect upon Dr. Parsons. Harrison immediately surrendered himself. Dr. Parsons was a young man, who had graduated a day or two previous, and had been nwricd only a few months. Bishop Doane's Debts.—lmportant De- The lite Japes Perkins. of Boston, bequeath ed to his widow the clear sum of 86,000 an nually, payable quarter-yearly.. She after wards married -the Rev. Dr. Doane, row Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey. The trentle man being much etubarras , led, a contract was made between himself, Mrs. Doane and Michacl Hayes, of New Jersey:- by which it Was agreed that Hayes should take up certain notes to a large amount. which he had endors ed for the Bishop's accommodation, and that Mrs. Doane should give him an order on her trustees in Boston to pay him 81,000 annually fof a certain number of years, until he .hould receive one-half of what he- had advanced, which was about 830,000. Hayes succeeded to take up and pay the notes, and Mrs. Doane gave hint the order requesting the trustees to pay him 81,000 a year, as had been agreed. The first yearly payment was made by BiAop Doane. When the second became due, ilayes demanded it of the trustees, - who had doubts whether. they ought to pay it : and as B. N. Perkins, son of Mr4..Doane, presented an order of a subsequent date for the quarterly payment, 81.500, then due, (which order was in favor of Bishop Doa ne, a rid bt• him endorsed.) the trustees filed a bill of equity, asking the instructions or court. Judge Thomas delivered the op;nion of the court on holding that the. legacy to :Airs. Doane was intended for her support. and was to he payaHe quarter-weariv. and that, she had no right to make such a contract as she dui make with haves, altnow , ii with the consent . and for the benefit of her husband, and that the same was void in law. Chts.n Ilcia.NEo TO I)::_aTtl.—'o4 c learn from_ . - the - ,:Citauti•ciishurg, l'ran.,crip f, that on the Gird- r'Geonze •••S tra•than adt Edward 't;Veting of Tuesday of last week. a. child of ""hr . 3 aintiel 2 • 'St -11:111z John -----1111.--iitrarr-S-r-.llil--eri--hvittts-it t -fit t -rl-tiard-tr.--n-----ac-t-tz , fll---s , aaun 1! 1- - - -- 11 r - 1 tft -- G - 1 'trf - at' was so badly burned. in eottsa_si t uctiee of its Hersity Hoary Tit6topsott Win. F. '2 clothes takiii,-...4.-fite. that she died iti about eivitt, Hard lob 141.1;1 1 'F t 5i.,,,, IL 2 - hours. The father was absent, and the m o th- i leader :14 , -eith NV_i••et M try Jane tr. who had kft the house but a short tilde, iloort A tl4lll WINO ~/ N. Ell zahPth returned to find her child enveloped in flames. 'hinter J • 11 , 1 4. niter C4itintritic Small children .should not be I,:rt alone with Hurst Abraham Wis - lt•r Peter Hamilton lf,lizalwh Youlyr Mrs. Jane fires, and had this precaution been observed ____ by incise parents, they would not now be Ia- H4) , ,ver Enzaheth - Cr e'r 111.-ZII /,.. acts. !twilling the dist ryss.lry , 0 ^-4trt ,, 414-4 ;list related. n'illildn U 4 rim tine Jilt II euiz :10.iite Ludwig 1,11 ii .t dam 11. !tidier L_Ata I:,,caa _ T IVREI: Al .t i/iip-, Li. -..... ... , .4 41. A11....,,A4 .i . ,0T1. sy;re A Fe w 11 I) e-e ofß. S. It.enal(l,uti. Ksii.. of Nurtliburu . , N1:1;..,.. ? W NI. GIL LES PI E, P. Af. T OrusT AND CH E‘;N UT TIMBER preseutei/ ner hit , n)and with two boy. aud (Ale (kZrPer.innq cAlinl for iPift.rs in the ab o ve i j LOTS fur sale. A pply to ' '- girl at a 4ingle birth on the :26th ult. ; Li4t %11l please s,ty they pte adveruseti. , mai - 12 ; - .1. 1). P:kXTON. - Men Shot Dead. CISLOII. Latest from Europe• The Asia arrived at Halifax on Thursday night. Operations at Sebastopol were arrive, hut no de"cisive. fighting. The .Tienna Con ference was in session, and progressing smoothly. The nest / steamer may bring im portant news. Forsyth and Mott, Can! Coin- missionees, visited this place last week, and proceeded to view damages at several points on the. "'Tapeworm" Railroad, -for which no allowance has been trade. 7Prepay your letters—otherwise they will not be forwarded. Burning of a Prison. NA STIT 7 LLE, 'larch 29. —The State Peniten tiary arthis place is in ruins. At 3 o'clock this morning a fire originated in the cabinet department of the institution, and the fire spread so rapidly that in a short time the en tire portion of the building devoted to the dif ferent branches of trade was a mass of names. The cast wing of the mai n building then caught, a'nd it .was so much damaged as to tender. it use . . " te - cel - l - s - w - ere - a4 l-- thr ,3 wn - open and-- prisoners were conveyed to an enclosure inside the walls. One convict named Connor was smothered to death, but not one escaped from the enclosure. All the* tools, and work in the various shops were destroyed. The loss is es mated at $lOO,OOO. ELOPING wrrn A mAN's wn , E—ENCOtTNTER OP Tttls lICSISAND AND VAILAMOCIL —On Satur day night ltuset a couple arrived at Dunkirk in the cars, and stopped at the American Hotel, where they Passed as husband and wit'e. Yes terday morning the true husband of the woman arrived in pursuit, and requested to he shown their room. Being directed to it, helmrsbin, and presentimr a loaded double-barreled pistol at the gay Lothario, attempted tordischarge it, but. failc.,d. The vutile being heard by others, assistance arrived, and the weapon was taken from him. He was taken hethre a justiee and examined in the afternoon, and in an interim of the trial, while - standing at the doorway, he leveled another pistol which he had procured subse _ Tient to the first attempt At the deAroYer of his peace, and discharged it. The ball missed the intended victim, bfirThe injured husband-, supposing it had proved effectual, declared that bitth were now ruitted7-:intt_he was satisfied. Subsequently he appeared convulsed, and avowed that he had_ taken poison, but whether this was actually the ca-se not determined. Both parties_ are front I!4nnsylva,nia.—Fredo itia 9.1.150 r. COL. MCCLUNG, "TIMErAsT."—The dis patch published yesterday, stating that Col. McClung. •'the duelist," -had committed sui cide at Jackson, Mil l s., referred to Col. Alexan der K. lkleCi ung„ a well.li now citizen of Mis sissippi, who served gallantly in the Mexican war, - as a. volunteer under General Taylor. He was the lieutenant colonel of the Mississip pi regiment. It is said that he was the first to scale the walls of the Black Port at Monte rey, and for his intrepidity in placing the stars and stripes on its captured walls, was marked and pierced by the' enemy with wounds under which he suffered the most agonizing pains for several months. During General" Taylor's administration, he was appoint-ed Charge d'Af fairs to Bolivia, in South America. lle was engaged in several duels many years ago, and was noted for demanding and granting the most extreme terms of the falsely styled "code of honor ". Ilis firsk l meeting was in 1833 or 1834; with a man by the name of Allen. The weapons, pistols, to be fired at ten paces. or while advancing nearer to each other, and then the use of the, bowie-knife. Allen fell. The second meeting was five years afterwards, with young Menifee, at Vicksburg,. the brother of Richard 11. Menifee, member of Congress front Kentucky, in 1838-'39. The weapon, the ri fle ; both parties excellent shots, but Menifee fell at the second fire. lie was also concerned subsequently in, other duels. lie was a man of fine talents and of much-influence in Alissis sippi.—Sun. • TERRIBLE ACCIDENT —Two PERSON'S Ktr,ixpl On Tuesday morrik , week, hetweon 10 and 11 o'clock. a segment of' Cie large fly wheel at tadied to the engine in the Bolling 111111 of Messrs. H. Brooke, at Birdsboro', ifl l3erks county, burst front its fastening w`hile. the wheel w'ts revolving at rapid speed, and - deinol ishing everything mit.; course, flew through the roof to a distance of two hundred yards from the building:, and sank deep into the gronnd. The piece. weighed about a toll. Four of the work men, named Hem y Minker, William Stubbel bine, William Kline, a nd John.Nagle, all young men, unmari ied—were struck. by the fragments which this heavy mass of iron scattered about the premises, and seriously wounded—two of them fatally. Minker and Stubbeihinc died the same afternoon, and Nagle was not'expect ed to survive. YORK BANK S rOCK. —One hundred and four shares of York Bank Stock, belonging; to the estate of Henry Sultibach. &ceased, were sold in p ar c e l s , a t, public site, on Saturday, at pri ces ranging from :. , 41.35 to 842.20 - per share. The par value of this stock is Yesterday, 213 shares of York Bank, and 20 shares of York County Bank Stock, belonging to the estate of ilenry Ebert, deceased, were sold at auction, in parcels. The York Bulk Stock sold at prices ranging from 7, 7, .41.65 to i•:542.25—the 'lurk County Bank at $30.31 to s3o.7s.—nrk Glizetle-rf List of Letters F:MAINING in the Post O ice, at Get tysburg., April 2, 1855. Beecher & Hoover Levine D. D. Messrs. IlleCreary Thos. A. Benner Jacob .31efitteny James K. Black Michael 31ci/ovvel Bolting•er Jacob Miller Thomas S. Busseriitan Gerirge jMiller Isaac Brinkerhoff Hiram 1M 'Wier W iViinm Bragli A ndrew Mater Mr. - Busliman Geort..,re !Nlyers David Brandon Miss Sar.ih E.'OrrJulin Cobean Master James '.Orr \\-iili arn S. f Miss ;Oyler John Doar.l,)HT .I,oln iPwtlll Mary I)aniwr ifii-nehArt L.•vi B. 0.-ets Lawrenee ;Utley Liddy Dll,,caus ula Adam S. 1:11. Fleimer A brain ;2 , Ititler J.:lnes Piseel David ;Smith 31 try Elivibeth Fiscel Michael :Sp.-ingier Mrs. E. C. Piscei Eptir..iin day Mks Catharine Grmin,ir !Stinuli FIRE AND DRATit—The Hillsborough, N. C., ----:';- ' :New Goods, ._ Recorder says that on last Wednesday week, i , AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. the house of Mrs. Margaret Woods. on Little G EORGE ARNOLD has -'as River. was burned and she in it. The evidence before the jury of inquest wrts considered sta.- from the cities. as late a stock of new cleat to authorise the commitnient of Pressley goods it s has been offered to the public at any Riley. on suspicion of hariv,killed Mr.s. Woods,me, among which are, cheap CLOTHS, and set fire to the - house. . __ " Black, Blue, Olive, Browii - aiiii - Ciaretairi' arid fancy Cassimeres of every variety— Vest-_ i ings—Ready-made Clothing—Ladies' Dress 1 Goods in great variety—Men's, wear of every - r - 7-Frresit„ NJa-t.0...:. Ori-t<lte-1.14.*44-,-M4y-,-.P.EI'-N-A31 , »•.1--:- A --_ - ueSerlptlOtt—it amyl lot tirDontesttes—also, MON THUS' will he jean by Mevirs. Dr[ N. E ,wit .s,.the future Puhlkhers . 00 1 Proprietors of the Magazine, awl with Debaae, Alpaccas, Poplins, A lapacea De hare, an entirely new elitorial mana g ement. ! (M i tt hams M. Delaines, Calicoes Silks, it win t o the ahn of the PttlONlicrs to attain greater ex- • e- , , celletice in the g eneral direction hitherto pursue.l ' Satins, Bonnets, flats, Groceries, Queens- Th.. Mazazinewlll net LAA.urne a partizan character, hut it ware, &e. &o. Being determined not to he will holt decided opinions. and will treat all g.ro.Lt public , q ue , itiens a, niattern of principle. Aug mit of 42r undersold, we pled.e ourselves to sell as , . ~ In all klepArtinent.i or et,,; int.tior.ini^e, era rism. pope- cheap as any other establishment in this plaCe, lac instruction and a,ntiveisient, the n•W inAna..;•o , nont h.i.9 or elsewhere. Please call, examine arid judge to :,...: iv -*cured the prnatims of Illolit inntet.,, coots rut ion (Mtn , the begt writers. i for yourselves. - GEO. ARNOLD. wt. pare no lLecitation in :Lggurbiz, the rea.lers ant con- i A mi l c 2, 1855. - trihatoriof the 3ingarine, that they way rely 'With entire ' con , i.leill'l. .1115011 the future eharactor of the cork, Awl hi.it the only elt.in.„e mill be fort he better. It Ail: continue - to have our own artive cooperation, and all orders for the trade will be supplied by us a s , 11( 4 r(qa(11P. rc 7 ..11 c„,,,,,,,ni,,ti. slieula he a.blee:Ned to DM & Eow %nos, Publishers of Putuam's Monthly. 10 Park Place, New York. ti . P. PUTN . A.74 & CO r7This is "moving" day To NEW.3rAtErt PVTILISIII:ttS.—Wt are :nix totN to :laver ti,e in every wn ipo.per p,ll,llt.lit-t in kln. C. d. l'uthlkheis 1 % mad do a ell to bou , l us'a flunilfrer of their p.tpor, Itrl tOritt4,&e, j_t_it.—itho. utentiun_ to pabli.h. (as_ ',non as_W ea complete the nece , Nary artangemeuti) at h.iuk form, of every Paper. .Nl:igii.zine, tr., prit)Volieki in ttie Union, to. gettier with tormA of sulKeriptimi all.i a - tivertking. circa In. Lion. &e...k.e. their Paper.,Zy,T.l37.llllit4 awl torm. iiNerte , l. a ill COlder s f.t+or I , S . OW lie(T, , ary inf“rm,ttimt,(hr toad, p 0.4 aine time pre ittotis to September. IS 7 / 5 . IieI;NELL & CO., - PropsietorA CA:pit:ll City t- Union. Colttnitimk. 0. ire - SprIINC, hag, beLron 111 earnest., and unlesli„Die erytrirmx eoute. , :tua :poi!: it. vie Ankll soon have the tree', budding nn i tin• themem - 1611)e. gentiemen Seall.o" , do better than to provido f.. 4 it owe With siirina• clothing. They will Owl the best, elmtpost mid , Wont fa , ht0n. , 1.4. Lra.-ment. at ltorkhill & store.. \o 111 Chk,r.vit , :i.Veet., collier Of Franklin Place, Phila. Win 2 1 5. 1:.1,11 o..mar ay's Establiiihment is at 3', Currier of Ann :mil Nu.sam•trefits. New Volk. nbcro his popular Pills anil Ointment, which have enjoyed iamb rept'. latUM for ;k norther of years in every 'girt of the world are smi.; li,otikaktaks of mute of the cures they hake effected t nag the payers in this riitutt.-y, arei there iti no question but !lint they -are e‘actly the hint of medicine our citizens require. , We would staiingly advise our I rionits to give them trial. and there is n” re.o but that they aould couti nue to use the a lickiever any medicine might lie requisite. Zile illarlicts. Corrected f row the la.test Haiti inere.York&liannver papers 1.1.11.T1 MO RE--1 0 to o.ty 1. 4 sr Flour, per harrel, 49 25 to 9 37 Wheat, per bushel, 2 15 to 2 35 Rye, , _ " 1 18 to 128 ~.'Ol'll~ ~15i5,- loversePd; " " Whiskey, - per gallon, -32 to 33 Beef Cattle, per hand., 5 00 tol2 00_ Bogs, ------ 6 75 to 7 25 'lay, per ton, • 22 U 0 t 024 00 livano, Peruvian. per ton, 50 00 INOVER—Titrits•) Flour, per'bbl., from stores, $0 00 Do. L 4 " wagons, 8 50 Wheat, per bushel, • -2 00 to 2 10 It. y.e, , • . " 1 10 Corn, ,t 8(1 Oats, Cloversecd, " '.citnothy, " 2 .50 Plaster of Paris, per ton, (I 50 YO MC —Pio I) tY I. *ST Flom., per bbL, from stores, $9 50 1)0. Vl4 . wagons, 837 Wheat, per bush , 2 10 to 2 20 Rye, 4{ 1 12 Corn, Oats, Cloversecd, " Timotlky. " Plaster of per ton,--- MARRIED. On the 'Nth nit by the Ret•_ Ja,ot, Zietrler. Nit.. EDWIN T. Rtlfitt=tlN to !,lisp HEARD, both of lbw bitavit'N \ F..ettl•r;ett Nffloty, On the 'lilt ult • be Rev It. MIL Mr WILLIAM CIIIIITZMAN to Miss :SARAH ANN WEIRERT. all of this pl,•tce. U•t the 221 ult , by Rev. Mr. Doolittle. Mr. JAMES E. ELLUITT. forme:oly of (iidtesburg. to Mi- S( il A, PEIMUZE, eldest daughter of Louis Pelouze—ull of d'hila delphm. DIED., On Thursday mornimr ItLA. in tlionterstown. Mr. riEmn 11,11"I'LE. Sr, .t.1.4 , ut I+s • (ht the •234 !tit,. at the rrvdrLrve nT Snnnr•ll, Cook. near iten , l , !rt.q. N(1E1, JOYCE: n. 41.1 n ,, ar 7Q mars. SttcMay last, tire. 31Aft1" widow of the late John Kelly, a Moli,,tjo tivn,hip.aeel :Lb.ut 503 ears. IA) Fr i ;e y os, 11, VLF—VS:,mm of Vr:tati.: Bream. Esq.. id Cu laberlaud taxi p. aged '2 yearB 4 months and 5 date chi ihr• 1 th nit.. PATII ‘,ItIXE. infant daughter of Mr Daniel liarnitz. of Oxford Wu-iv-hip. Spring e, SULIVII)Cr Goods. ARNOLD has just returned from the Cities, with the LARGEST AND CH I.; APF',ST STOCK of SPRING & SUM. MER GOODS ever' before offered to the citizens of the town or enmity, consi; , tinc - in part of French Black, Brawn, Blue and 0/lee CLOTHS, Fancy and - Black Cassimeres. Sufin, fassitnere, Marseilles and other vEsTINGs, Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans . and Satinets fur Men's Wear; BE ItE f; ES. 33Prrze Laines, Mous De, /.dines, Sic., for Ladies' I,'Vear. A150.,-;ll,irre-a-nes-plawililf—assortiner. so., - ;11,irre - a - nes - plawililf — assortiner. - N ETS, Parasols, Men's Canton, Straw and Palm Leaf HATS. Ile invites all to come and examine his stock of Goods. He assures them he will sell 30 percent. cheaper than any house in town. April .41, 1855. ClolhEmz—Cloliaing ARNOLD ham now on hand and is A • cone:antly making up, Spring & Sum mer CLOTHING, to which he invites the attention of in the town and country.- He will undersell any house it: the town or coun ty. [April 'I. Trennif , Ncrs, Beware. TH E orniprsizned, havinir Sll - : talflkd enn- Sitier;ll)lP: riAriva.r.r by persons tri.:virvr on their premises, hereby warn all sons amiiitst Gurininff, Fishing, or otherwise tres pas,:ino• on their prerniso,s, Without their con sent, as they aTP determined to enforee the law to its full extent against nll who disregard this notiee. George 'l'ryeztle, - mini,! P,, , 1, 3 ., I Livid W klrl, Geo. D:pei,lieriy, .I:,lin PlOgitz, is.lac piontz, John Arendt, Geop,,i,e Hoos, Adam Boit, Henry Butt, Iwo!) liereter, Win. 13i1i.niari, Franeiz Brenin, John F. Ciirren9, , Isaac kieyers, Cor. Ddiprlieny, J o h n IX. IVei t; le, Dam, I Sloink, Peter D. Miller,_ _._ 31Iarli Forney, ,', n-to--I—Er - liall, Edward J. E. 1141, Hugh Mellhenv. I .ll4reli -26, 1.555. Stra ‘: Cow. c,' US r: to the resi , fenro of rlio srilts4-rihPr, ('umber - 171nd township. Adams coon's-, (1: 1 the 3,1 of 11.1n:h inqt., A RUIN 1)1,E COW. )pho.ol/ 1 1 .) , be :11)/11/1 S 1 old. with a giinblet ea , -11 horn. The owner is rprinesied tri — ao,rte forward, prove property, nay ehrirri:Pc and t.tke lit-r away 2G. 1q.7)5. 3t 88 to -90 54 to 58 6 25 to 6 27 3 50 to . 3 75 50 5 25 50 5 75 - 2 75 7 -- 50 JOHN BUTT, Jr.• Beady-nsade Clothing, VERY -CUEAP.' CBORGE ARNOLD has just received at his Merchant Tailor Shop, where he has experienced workmen coasting empl , yed, making up, an extensive assortment of Blue, Olive, Green, "'Brown and (laret PRENCH CLOVIS, suitable kt...}le season; iscca - large swelf or plain and fancy mere;, Tweedg, Castimeretts, , SuMnier Cass'. metes, Silk, Satin, and every variety of plain and fancy VESTINGS,,'.Linen Satteens , and Dress Cads", of every kind, for men's and boy's wear. Corrstantly on hand, a large lot of RCA Di-MADE CLOTHING, and on short notice will make up H a artnent tit any time. The Clothing - is all of our own making, and Will warrant them VD he done in the very best manner. — And as to the prices, we challenge competition. Our Clothe. ens sitneres, &c., are unusually cheap. Give us a call—our object is to please. "Quick sales and small profits," is our motto. • April:;, 1835. ;'in (: EO. ARNO LI). F. H. *milk. pORT MONN A IR, POCKET ROOK. AND DRESSING CASE - 11ANUFAC- R N. /V. car. ry' Fourlh C/les?:141 Philatii.lphia, always on hand a large and varied as,:ortment of Port Moanaies, Work Boxes, Pocket •Bon C.;abas. Beakers Cases, - 'rravelirta-Bags,. Note 1-161ders, BatAgatnaton Boards, Port Folios, - Chess Mert, Portable Desks, - Pocket Aleut. Books, - Dressing Cases, Cigar Cases, &c. AI s o._ a.veneral assortment of EN G I,ISUI 1 7 111.3N011 &111 , 34 NIA N FANCY GOODS. Fine Pocket Cutlery. Razor 3. Razor Strops and Gold Pens. Wholesale, 4 . 4 Peond and Third Floors. F. FL smiTii. N..V. cornor Fekurth & Choroont FIN., Phi!kola N. the receipt of $l, - a Superior Gold Pere' will be sent to aNy part of the United States, by mail ;--414.4erihincr pen. thus, median*, hard, or soft. [April 2, 1855. iy French Tritsxes. 17 , 1 u N i L A' y o .l / 1, 12 , 11 .1 1;' , 14 ) 1 , R a M nd S LJ , ( 1 1:1 FSS. 1. in sured, by use of the elegant French TrnsQes, imported by the subscriber, and made to order expressly-for his sales. All suffering- with Rupture will be gratified to learn that the occasion now offers to pro cure a Truss combining extreme lightness, with case, durability anti correct construction, in lion of the cumbrous and uncomfortable article us wally sold. An extensive assortment always on hand, adapted to every variety of Rupture in adults and children, and for sale at a range of-price to suit all. Cost of Single Trusses, it% $3, $4 and $5; Double, $4, $5, sll' ; ,ss and $lO. Persons at a distance can have a Trus:.Z ia l. to any addiess by remitting 'the armffin , s( irig, measure around the hips, and stating side affected. Pot sale Wholesale - and Retail by the tn• porter, C N $, IV. cor. of TWOlft h Race Stm., 11,11:141elplai*. Depot for Dr. Banning's improved Patent Body Brice; Chest Expanders and Erector Bracas ; Patent Shonlder Bowes ; Suspensory Bandages; Spinal Props and Supports. La dies' Rooms, with competent lady attendants. April 2 1855. (July 3. ly.) • A.•;;d 4 Zr.S v 't "e- ‘" Mourning Goods. -1 i) Ell 0 V A L.— B N ss' .'n ;V bet. , lc leave-to inform yon, thnt they Irby, removed the Philadelphia Faintly 11519111 r. storT from Nn. 5-2 south se c o n d -;treet, to the neW building., No. '206 (Wt.'s mil Si., (Pine doitrx u!mne Eighth Street. Snulie Side,) where.thq will offer an in ereasted stock, am reduretl prices. N. B. Daily oppnintz New Sprin t ! Goods. cc Philadelphia, Mareh 19, 1855. 2rn Looking Glasses, Picture Frames. 117TH: invite the public! to examine our V Rti perinr stock of Plain and Ornamental Gilt LOOKING GLASSES. PORTE( AIT AND PIC'I'URIS FR A MEM, WINDOW CORNICES, !MACK E'l"l'A 131,E5, tor,. We are manafactorinn every description of Gill Work and Franey tou • ratios, on t m most pleasinEt terms. Also, Importerß. of French and Gertnan ,Looking Class Plates. Old work Re-Gill with neat te'S'S and fle.patch. nt,iel'ersons visiting Baltimore will do well to examine our assortment. Orders trout the country, will be attended to faithfully and prinnptly. M. B A 12 R. NTT & 13.12 0., G bb rs, S 2, Ifo ward St (.4 , rritlr S.Armqa. oppw,i '•l , ll:Nt,:rsi Itutcl," 113.11,i wore. May 8, 1851. ly %Votice to Tax-Payers. VOTICE hereby given, that the. Conn ty Commissioners make an alt.ite- Meld of /ive per cent. upon all State and Cotto• ty Taxes assessed fir the year 1855, that shall be paid to Colleetors on or before Sal urday the 2311 flay (f June nest ; and Collec tors rim hereby required to make such abate ment to all persons paying OR Ur be tore said day. ik r: if 'Collectors will he required to call on tax•payeN on or before the above date, and to pay over to the County Treasurer on or before Tuesday Ike 36/h riuy ,firint next, otherwise no abatement will be allowed. V-artlollectors are requesivd to ply over to the Colinty Treasorvr, on or before Monday the 151/s dag .4pril all Taxes that may-- wave been paid up to that dale. 13y ortivr ;he Coininiqf , ioners, J. AUGIIINBAUGII, clerk. March 2G,L655. Asts of FPRUNKS &' eAR PET 11.408.—i • have rustiinv proofs in all _oases that may be en- Hay %Canted. i bought a lapre lot of the tin:ce articles at trusted to h.rn. pintsoNs havin g . Hay to sell,willdowell c a action, which I can and will sell cheaper fle has made complete arrangements for by calling on the subscriber, in Gettys. than any (Alter flott-10 in this town d a re t o , focoting , marry:FA in the Wesiern States. War burg, wlin is e ' desirous of purchasing,. The Itemeinher that SAMSUN gets and (riv es rotas ip,itzhl—Warrants.tald. Apply iiersonal- . . T ' .., I) wooN ttic , i4 y . tuf_,iiest market price (till be paid at all times. Bargains. [Feb. G. ly or by letter to 0- As ,lie itrtends having the Hay, after -- - - - - - Geitystiiirir, \larch 12.1855. if , cr [I 4 wl,,— ,t s,, hi u: l o t of n ay sui t - , si,, w i s - : -____. : _ ____. _ ._ _ _ _______ beins packed. hauled either to Hanover or 1,,,,,it And Sioi , irt-; Broche and Thihet - ' Marion Rangers. • 1341iiiitore, the - preference -to haul will be given _ iawt,-a ,it!onritil variety, and uoino at the , Irou to those from whom h - r. may purchase. will them lo`t [made at the publlc SOl.O - 00N POWERS. cheapest rate-t. ea SCHICK'S. h,)11..;f! or 'itn - Fro 7 g — ltlfirrll9)efltr, in M om _ . .-..,, ~. . - Dec. t) 6.. .„,16J-. tt - A - rioLINs, Guitlri. Acenril..,ooq. Fl ii ti rms , triashurtr, on . 11 ;17 1 ( 10 Y. . 111 '' 9i h tiny if April, — i at liar:itunicas, - (iti:tir and Vlolin strim_r,s, at to o'clock, %. \I ., with awns arid ne.entitre. i TIT, N'riON ! I have on hanC a well s A , II so N4s . meets ..ii complete order. A full attendance is .L.A,_ selected stork of lints. Ca pg. Boots - __ _ _ _ _ __________ _ __ _ -- - 1 . 0. , 1 , 10.,t i ,11. J. F. BAILET, Captain a rid Sil4l Cll4. to which I in7ite the attention I )1 , :1-2FU,11.17.1/Y of all kriirk, Will 1,, r,..,, n d I'. 1) tri;nvillw• 0 . S. .of huver4. So. en u re Rion, and yon will Mu! IL at SC llii...h.'S. ' '.‘l Lieli 19, ibss. ;sue to York Street, opposite the Bank. . . MI Pir - STILL T JEY COME Lam Nevi - Goods--at Less Prices! ARMERS,IooIi to your interests. , l f you Want to get tic the money you !wit, just cull At the Northwest corner of the Diamond. where 'you wtit saveitt - liiast:gs - p_crLecnt. - a - nd get - the full -worth-ot-,your-mone_y, and_ where you, will not have to pay for thugs who don't pay. Don't forget to bring your money. A(so bring along anything, and everything you hive o se - LARD. 11A GS. and everything you think-will sell—and I will buy at what they are worth. Just call at the People's' Store. grThe Stock consists of DRY GOODS, Groceries. Clothing mode to. order. &c. .New Queens- ware and Cedar:wire. JOHN HOKE. (.4ettysbor,g, Feb. 2G, 1855. tf New Finn in the Shoe and iliat - 731141.111e55. P./XTO N dr CO BF,9 N wetl 1.1. k know n Vc ot scrodn tlt e c nf; w W . dlnt siner x the.: Toi t w hich has lately been fixed up anew. BustneSs - to he done on the principle of "quick sales and short profits,".for Cash or 'Produce. We will keep a trood stook and sell cheap. To satisfy jourselv : es, call and - see out 11514 - ttrinlfitll. -- : Mei intend to vivo our constant personal attention 1 to the bosittess. Our stock consists in patt'oll Gentlemen's 0 . Ladies' C.'`.1171; Buskins, Jeony lo'nds,Ozprd new, 4-e., Chi hirrn's Slmea (Pc. ' • ens"l/00 . 1`, 4 and SHOES irlade in order ‘i , luntever required, on shun notion Om . make of ? SILK 11.4 TS, Cuban, Know Nothinu, .:Atkt.,, Wide Awake, Kossuth; and Old M. Fur and Wool Hats, toveth or with•Mon'tl, Buys', and 'Children's HATS, and CAPS of all kinds and sizes. W. W. PAXTON,' • A Dalt. COB EAN. February 19, 15155. . Notice in Earnekt. run] ire subscriber has quit Inisiness on his own hook, for the express purpose of settling up his books. Those who are in debted to him are hereby notified to call lin, media tidy and make payment, as his entire business must and .will• be -settled up This seasnn. Those, whose accounts ars of long standing need not expect further indulgence, and if any 'other person calls for the money, don't blame nee. My' hooks will he in my own hands, in the store of Paxton & Cohean, at my old stand, until the . hi of :Noll next; then it may he necessary to put Allem in the bands elan officer for collection. - • Feb. 19, 1355. W. 'N. PAXTON. Agricultural Society. A REGULAR' 1111.;' ,. .T1NG of . the Adatns Comity Agricultural Society will be held at the Con rt•hon.e, in Gettysburg, on Tuesday, the 171 h doy.r . f jprit next, at dock, P. M.,when, it is hoped, the attendance witl he largo. It is also expected, that in the enenin4 of the 'sante day, at the same Ware, this question Will he dismissed,: "is the appli, millet rf barn-rird nlanure in an, uqfeTmented 'stale the hest' moth; Y" , 13y a resolution adopted at the last :fleeting of the'Society, all present were requested and authorized to procure additional : members. end tlu President and Secretary directed to inkrin the public (which they new do.) that the holding elan Agricultural Fair next ram, will depend entirely npon what the peripie of the county , . may do toward asaisting the Society's eflohs. Its binds are fair from being sufficient to justify the undertaking as ye% hut if the people will by the April meeting contribute with proper liberality to its treasury by an increase •of membership, and thus authorize the commencement of preparations, the So ciety will very promptly undertake the trouble, and endeavor to carry the project to a successial t P rannati The members of the Society are anxions to hold Fair on a large eCale—such an ono as the County-need not he ashamed of,—but an increase of funds will alone insure it. This statement is made now so that tie" public may thus early know the state of the question. JNO. la EV. Prep% 11. J. STAHLE, Neel/. March %named M. Ttlecutchen, - Ns36North Front Street, above Maiden, " qnd N. E. Cornet Point nod Maiden Sts Philadelphia, NI ILI, NV I 'l' and lillftlt MILL B'lo NH NI AN IT 14` ACT 1.1 1114;R. Sole P ro p t ipter °lion NstiNis bifzllly approved and much improved Smut and Sereeninz Mzchinea. also, Improved Iron Airwave Bran Duster, the Premium Machine for Nlillera ; enealieo Mill Tenn~, Smut!. NI ;whines, Patent Lever NI ill Bush and Stretched and Camm on Belting, Squvre Meshed Bolling' Cloths, from the most approved Mann factoric , , el tvay i i tin hand, made up and put on to order, cheap and warranted. Ntsrch 26, 1'855. 3m Bounty Lands. cz 0 TJ) f F,RS wlin served in any war of the U. States a tern] not less than tntarfeen &i v, are entitled Lo 160 ACRES B - 01,1NTY . • his widow or in inor children. (if' any.) are elititka to the Kafue quantity. c ISPS where 'lO or 80 acres have alremly been received, the ditTerencq necesAiry -to inake up the 160 acres cnn now he drawn. n—Apply to the A.lbserittet, - at' his officio. ire Gettysltarg,. tt•h'tre perstorm ha vitfa Land Irarovits lu sell, may rihtal II the hi crhest- pnee for them. R. G. M'GREARY. . March 19, 1R55. Gm Bounty Land Claims: undersigned will attend promptly to I the collection of claims for 130 U NiTY LANDS under the late ;Jet of ennfrresq. Tilose who have already received 40 or AO Acres, can now receive the balance, by calling on the, sehscriher and making the necessary - JOEL B. DANN Ell. Ceityshurg, March 12, 1835. 0* OLD SOLDIERS. Bounty Land Act of 1855. H F undersigned is now fully prepared to 1 file and is rapidlg r • r.Aret3 Tn NUN. TV LANn for soldiers of the War of 181.2. arid of ALI, the wars or the U. States—their widows and minor children. In addition to his long experience and success. he would add, that, in all the many claims he has Witten() filed, (between 100 and 200) he has carefully pre served. and has now every therm necessary to establish the rights of claimants--as also 11.)113 • anr - - -. 1 f",“.; I itio.c. f o r • Sheriff's Sale,. IN pn rename of a writ of vendilimi exporras, ivueil out of the Court. of Common Pleas Peimsy - liangl to me reettql, will be - exposed to public sale. on Soh.° strda y, the 14110 day t Rpril , 1555. at to'clock. P. NI., a t_thuAllourt. house. in the Auroutth• of Gettysburg, the fullowiug, Real Estate, Via: A Tract of Land, ate - in Cninherinnit townshi ty, eontainina,2RO Acres. more or less, adjoin.- in,/ lands of Henry 8. Minnigh4 Sarnae) Herbst, and others,' on the Chainbershurg turnpike, aboht 2 mites west of Gettysburg, ' on which are, erected a Two-story • • +, BRIT K TaVEI?N 110USD, with , a Two-story - Brick Backbulhling, ;TT a new Bank Barn—a- lame Stable, WagOn Shed and Corn Crib, also - 'three good , Tenant Houses, with an,Orchard, and . finffi4 , ciency of_ TimberAttn_d,two—tiettet—lailiat----2 ot water at the, Tavern. „ Seize i and taken in execution as the estate of Faeoestex Rena. HMNRY THOMAS, Sherif. Sheriff's °Mee,. Gettysburg, t " March 19,11;55. orTeri per cent. of the purchase money upon -all Sales by the'Sberiff, must_ he paid over i tiled ia tely --a tier- the-property-is-streek— down; and nn failure, toeomply thereivith; the property will again be ,pui up for sale. Register's' Notice. TOTIOE is hereby given - to all Legatees . and other persons concerned, that the, .4 dal inkrgliqn .11ce,nints'herein•ofter will be presented at the Orphan'S Ceeri Adams onittity, for cOnfirmatiort and allorance, -, on Ifonda.o, The 1014' day- qf t i t ri; 11. The first account of John_ • tor' of William - Flcihr, deeessed,. The Guar dianshipaccount of Jacob 13n., len. Guardian of "dory Jerome, M ar . - garet, Mien - , and John' Francis. finlen, talent. children of Ann Illitabeth Bolen, le.eettsed, 13. 'The 'firsfririd fitialneecitnit = op,. Administrator of the- atitatti - tif Ludwitr King, &Teased. , 14, The acenutiti of Jitcoh Grieste AdminiSs, trator'or the estate'af Isaac Tudor, deceased. 15. The first and final aecouni , : rit,:Adani' Slaybaugh, Adinintstrator of Philip Ebbert, deceased. 16. 'The final account of ,amitel Sneering el.. Guardian of ginanuel'Marshall, son of Pe ter-Marshall, deceased.' 17. The account of Jacob A. Myers, Oiin or the Kxecuters of George 'neardOrM' - who was Tegtamentary Trustee - of Susan Worley,' . IR. The account of Jacob 4.-Mvers, one of the Executors of George lleardoiff, - -whei 'wait - Testamentary Trustee of Mary Diehl: , /•= 19. The second account Van 0 red tt!'„, one of the .F.lx ee ti tors -of , the. Las; -Wilt„ and' Testament of Elizabeth Awes 20. The first and final, accolint . „‘,4.,jamets,., Donaldson, Guardian of G. Donaldson. - 21. The first and final fteconrit- of •Vhornas 3. 'Cooper, Administrator de. Noma' non cuui tes min erito annex° of George Kerr, Ssq., deed,— - 22. Th.i firet - neeount of Jacob:L.' Chronin.;= , ter, David Chronieter and 'John Ohrordster.. Execotore - of the Last W ill and Tatttement. of - John ChroniAter.Arionased.,.• • - • F. W ALTER, krister. Register'e. Offine, Gettysburg. March 17080.. . • 1 ' Adam's ° LAviermt Jatva _Mc- No. 1. - Jan.' Tem, - kir:tor. by her next- 165.5'. Silos Subperui friend Jaen r. LINN,7 Divorce. TO JAa. H. Molr.vatts. ,You J MIR% H. 'MCfix/att. 'are herebsetritruriand ed, that, setiong aside all other business' and excuses whatsoever, you be iand ' appear in your proper person. before 'our Judges, at Gettysburg, at a Court of Continon ;Pleas, these to be bold for the said courit3r. en Monday. the 16fh day itpril next, (1855) to answer- the petition or libel or the said • Laveniu Jane Metlirain, and to show cause, if' any yon have.. 'why , she 'slutitild not be divorced from the bonds of matrimenr, agree ably to the act of Geneml Assembly its such cases made and provided. • ' I, • - 11 RN RY THOM AS, Sherir.!: Siu4ill's Office, Gettysburg, ' March 19.1855. .4vii Administrator's Notice. TA MIS 1.3 r: A 0 K'ti F:STATE. 7 .-tetiefs' 41 or administration on the estate of 'Japes.' `Black, late of Cumberland tnwnship, - Mathis . coutny,:•decea' sed, having been granted to the untler4igsted, residing in the'saniii •tnivmthip, he bereft), given mitiee to al( persons indebt. Pd to said estate to make immediate paynieht, and those havingelaitas against tho.ta:ante to present them properly authenticated for settle. meat. ROBERT &POUR March 12, L 855. _ • Executors'-- Notice. rssAo HESS' ESTA'rhl.--;-Letters tee. L tmhentiity on the estate of tenne - 1-tees;: Pe of• lantiinore township; Adams county; de=' ceased, having hen granted tothP reovaltng in the some tow nship4ey heTehl give rmitieo to -all persona indebted to said estate • to‘inalie immediate 1.1 i,-• ciftitne akelost the twee to: -present thecn pOoperly authentie,nted for seitternent -4 cORN EU 11S HESS,- . JOSEPI4 HESS. 'March 5,-1655. 6t ' ' Executors: Administrator's Notice. -• • TAeoB ROUDABUSH'S ES'rATE.— 40 Letters testa merlin Ty 'on the estate of-Jacob Rundehush, late of Huntington township, 'Ad. ams county, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, residing in the same town ship, he hereby gives notice to-all - persona indebted to Raid estate to make immediate payment, and those having cla,ims aninst the same to presentaltem properly authenticated' for settlement. JOSEPH TRIMMER, .Sdner. Marc!, 12; 1855. 6t Assignee's Notice. TACOR 131.:' i1:8, and" ANN MARIA, ehis wife, of Cinnberland townahip, Adams county, having executed a voluntary assign. ' went of all Weir estate and effects to'the sub scriser, residimr in the same township. in trust for the benefit of Lreditors, he hereby' re. ( vests all persons indvbied to said Jae'oh lieamer and Ann Maria. his wife; to make im mediate payment of their respective dues, and all persons having claims or detnands on the , saute to prevent than for settlement. ABRAHAM SPANGLER. Feb. 26, 1855. 6t Adams enon. unity, IMIMMMEM!!!WEIE!111
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