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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-05
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofhe BAITIMoRE American, Oct, 81.
Sales Of City Mills Flour on Saturday at 81, ,o64.
To-day sale was made at 81.
Hoh!ets of Susquehanns Flour ask s4,l2t
GRAIN-Suppes of Wheat continue limited
We quote good to strictly prime Md, reds at so
IS cts and inferior 20 good at so IS cts. Sales
OF I'D Nd. Corn at42 cts for white, and IL a 3 for
yeow.-New Corn, dry enough for shipping, sells
at 3s cts. for white and yellow. Sales of several
parcels Of old Pennsylvania yellow at 45 and 46
cts. We quote Oats at 81 cts, Sales of new clio
verseed at s4,25, and old at 81 per huhe,
PROVlSInNS.-The market for barrel provis-
ions remains quiet, and prices nominalIy the
same as las, quoted, viz Mess Pork is held at ss
ass5O; No. | at $3.50 81; Prime at SO &c.,
as Bamore Mess Beef Ut $3.50; No, at S5,-
so aud Prime at s+.25. Small sales OF Bacon con
sinued 10 be made ct former prices, viz Prime
wss,eGu assorted at s! 6 csn,s; Hams a, 81 lC
cents Sides at 5 81 cents, and Shoulders a, 5!
cents. We quote Ne. western Lard at - cents
WHISkES .-Goniinnes dull al % cts. for hhds
and 23 cts. for 5hIs
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From Blachuood for October.
HOPE.
III SCHILLER.

HY SCHILLER.
WE speak with the lip, and we dream m the soul
or some better and fairer day;
And our days rhe meanwhile, to tina, golden goal
Are gliding and sliding away.
Now the world becomes Old now sgnin il is yourr
But "The 8etfer's' forever the word on the tongue
At the threshold Of hie Hope leads us in
Hope plays round the mirthfuI boy;
Though The hes, offs charms may with youth begin,
Yet for age il reserves lis toy.
When sink al the grave, why, the grave has
scope,
And DER the coffin man planteth-HorE,
And it is not dream Of fancy proud,
With Fool for its dull heget,cr;
There's a voice at the hear, ,ha, proclams aloud
Ye were born 10 possess tie Better ~
And that voice of the Heart. O We may believe,
w i'll never the Hope of the Soul deceive,
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ID 4 T. -

Milton, on SUNDAY the 23l ult Mr.. JAMES
SCULL. aged about "A years formerly of Reading,
where he leaves wife and Two children
In Whiiedrer township, JAMES KGhES, Mil
wrgh-lea,ing a widow; having he, married
about six weeks.
In Icwishuru, on the Gath ult.. Mr. THOMAS
MONTAGUE, leaving a wife and small fomiIy.
In Mi ton, on the 81 h ult., HANNAH, dhugh.
icr Of Thomas Montague, decd, aged about "a
wears,
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In NJ hon, the 25th ult.. nv the Rev, e. a.
Hewe,t Mr.. RoBEnr SrAppEs to Miss JANE RAN
SET, all of Milton.
In WIKI sharc, on the 25,h ui,., ~ The Rev.
Mr.. SythP, Mr. WiLL,AM WoLrISGEn Of Lvcom
ing county, 20 Miss S.RAu ALEXANDER Of Liberty
township Columbia county.
On the 9Th uk., hy the Rev. s. s. Sheddcn, Mr..
SAMUEL McN,Ncu of Turbu,, to Miss MAur Me-
ConMICK of Bloomsbutg.
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A CARD.

nr. j. w. T'eNl becs leave to tender hi' CRATE
~ ful acknow'e 'edgmcnls TO the people Of Sunlu y
and surrounding country, fot their past encourage.
men' in The line of his profession and would at
The same time announce 10 them. III It he s,l in
tends to continue the practice Of medicine in all it's
various pattmsnis II" would, therefore. solicit
con,inunnce of thrir confidence and PATRONAGE.
He may be found n, al times u, his Office, ia mar.
kei street. unless professionally eng ,ged.
Sunlasy, Oct, lst, iSi2,-tf
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LIST OF CAUSES.

DOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Nor.
thumlcrland County, TO he held at Sunhury.
on the first Monday of Nov. next, being the 9TH
Joseph Treco va Martin A. Stock
Rar,lp, for Piper, &c. Henry Frrk
Yates & Mcintyre vs Edward Y. Bright
Edward Y. Bright VS. J e d Nourse
William Morz VS. q Duncan
b |. Grove,nor n wife vs. D SNYDER. SC.
J C d Nourse vs. John LLOYD
George Shey VS. George Long
Commonwealth Of Pa.
for E. Goblin VS. Henry Goss'er e, al
Samuel Hunter ct al vs Daniel Robins
Henry Eckhfet va Benjamin & CLAYTON
George Armstrong VS. The Shamokin Coal Co,
Tobias Huber & Co, VS. Ku',ner & Lazarus
Samuel Gulfy VS. Robert Dunn
Martin Weaver VS. Daniel Beck
Hullihen g. Esten VS. John Miller
Comh Of Pa 70, A Jordan VS. G w Kiehl ct al
Same for J Bowman VS. Same
Sam for w Deepen 4 co vs. Same
George McCoy VS. Robert Mexico
Kase Il Co, VS. Thomas Ashhrnlee
Com'rs of Nor,h'd co. VS. Isaac Wooiverton
r Wiley & Wife VS. George Snyder's admrs
Jacob Kline VS. Oversecrs Of the Poor Of
North'd borough
John Sheriff vs. John Haas
John McCshe VS. John Monehcad
Mary Weeks VS. Byrrly e. Haas
solomon Msngas vs. George Oyster
Charles Waters John Bonehncr
e. ID Whattnn vs. John Smith
Henry HUI VS. Christopher Campbell
T. q Br,dEri's a,i's et al VS. G. 4 Bradford
Pursell & Pfoulz vsF Bitkenbioe
Jacob Regle VS. Abraham KissinCer
A w johnson ct al VS. John & Bovd et II
R"bt d Cummings Benjamin Mathews
Henry f,ntcha VS. Henry Zerhcn
WIN McGtensy's cx'r vs Burd Patterson
Henry Groe VS. A Sharrick
John Wilson's heirs VS. Robert Mckee
Jared Irvine Va Artman & knor
Danil Brau'igam JOHN Cow,en's ex'r
William A Lloyd Us Martin A Stock
CooI er & SNYDER Scasholit a. Dergstresser
Abraham Sharrick VS. John & II III Dawson
Graham's ex'rs VS. John Painter
John Muuy Jesse Basuan
Jacob Kline W joseph VaukIk
Geo, G. We,ker VS. Jacob Gass
J,hn S Mar1 Vs Solomon E-hhanch
SAMUEL ID, JORDAN,
rsohonoiary's Office, Preth'y.
Sunburv, Oc. - iS42. (
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Take Notice.

A LII. those indebted to DR.. John Peal. either ly
"A note or on book account. are invited (for the
first AID lasl ime) to call snl ece up Their resecs
tive acc units, before the 18th of Novemb,r, y,
as after that time they will lie placed in the hands
OF proper officer for collection, without respec, to
persons JOHN PEAL.
Oct 18th lSd2--S,
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PHILADELPHIA, READING AND POTTSylLLE
RAIL ROAD.

RAIL ROAD.
f f f fa@A HEEs, al
O. g. 1-sse .-s.193. g. .ss--ra:. s3..-sl
AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
Wa commence running betpsoa Philadelphia
and PoitsoiHe on The .j1iiouing days
anil hDuS:
CN Ann AFTER MoSpAr, MAY 9. ls42.
leaving Pottsvlhs on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. a. SIAM.
Leaving philadelphia, on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdava, nj l3PM
Hours # pr-sing Readipg.
For Philadelphia, al l09 A. VI. ,
For po,,sviIle, at St p. NJ. s 'n-"eek'y'
Between Pousville & Ph,lada. s3.50 & $3.50
Between Reading & d.. 2.25 & l,T5
Between tn & Pot 'svillp, 40 & 90
Excursion TIcKErs-soop roH nErcRsINe
Between rousvi,le Il Philadelphia, IS 90
Between Reading * do. 300
Between do. & Po,'~vir, 200
The Other passenger tans will as before, at
the foIInN, . N
Ptihde,phia and poHer'Re.
From Ph'la'riphi,, at 81 AN. n,p,
From rot-viIic Al, 2p.M. Daily
Hours Of passing Rcad,mg.
For Pnusvilir, at 0 AN.
For Philadelphia, at s9P.M. Daily
An the trains will stop for way passengers at
the usual poiuts.
Q-T All passengers requested to procure
their tickets hcf,re the trains snrt.
MAY 81. Isi2.-if.
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VIM. Garrctt's Estate.

ATOTlCE is hereby gwen, that letters Of admin
" istration have been granted 10 the subscribers
on the estate of VIM. Garrett, II Rush township,
Northumberland County. deceased. Person, In
dehied to said estate, having cliims against it,
will please to present the same Cor settlement, the
subscribers, residing in Danvillr COLUMBIA county.
SHARPLESS TAYLOR,
JOHN G.. GRiER.
Oct Goth, lSic-6t.
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George Longs Estate.

NOTlCE is hereby given that letters Of admin,
~ istratinn on the estate ofG George Long, deed
late of Augusta township, h've this day been gram
ted 10 the subscribers, residing in said township.
Persons knowing themselves indebted. are reQues-
ted TO make immediate payment, and thase having
claims against the estte, are requested TO present
them for examination and settlement.
SAMUEL GONSERT,
JACOB SEASHOLlX
October goth, lsA2-Gt-6
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Good will Pire Compauy.,,

THE members Of the &c lod viii FKe Com
l. panv" are requested TO meet at the Couh
House, on Monday Evening, Nov. Uh at o.
clock precisely. Funclual attendance is required.
Oct. 2gth. J, II, ZIMMERMAN, Sc,
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STRAY HEIFFER.
Dissolution of Partnership.

D1SSOtut4On Oh 1'6ItncfShap.
VENAkE NO IICE, that the Partnership hereto.
Il fOre existing between the subscribers. under
the firm of HAAS & DRUCKEMIILER in the
Hating business. dissolved on the srh inst
hy mutual consent. and tha, the books of the late
firm have hccu left with George We,s, Esq frc cnl-
lection. Thirty dsvs' time, from this date. viii be
given for aynent sf'er which, legal process will be
resorted to. HENRY liAA~.
SAMUEL. DRUCKE MILL Err
Sunhrrv OFT. Is b. lS4c.-3t
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ShiMgles.

FENlIE subscriber has for sale, a, his store in Wa
Il shington, (esht miles north Of DsnviIle,) a
large quantity Of Lap and l3 inrh Join, Shingles,
which will I've sold at the low price OF So rs.
Also general assortment of and rch Boards,
W'arher Bvards, Lath, &C., which vii be sold
very low, NEAL McCAY.
Washinr,onville, Columbia co.,I
Oct 22d, lsia.--7t.
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Shcrif's Sale.

RBY virtue of n wit of Ven. Ex.. issued out of
I'D the Court of Common Pleas of Nonhum-
heriand county, and to me directed will be expose
to public sale at the Court House, in the borough
OF Sunhury, on Monday he 7lh day of November
next, at lJ O'Clock, A. NJ, To wit;
certain tract or parcel Of land situate in Coal
township, Northumberland county, adjoining lands
of Jacob Gass, Philip Sumhpch and others, con,ai-
nng two bundled acres more or l,ss, whereon ATE
erected one story log house, log stable, and the
frame OF saw mill sprne Of water, and an or-
chard, about twenty of said land is cleared,
Seized, taken IN execution, and to be sold the
property of Samuei liefnrr
HENRY GCSSLER,
ocl, iSth' lei2. Sterg.
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ia =. CLEMENT,

ia =. CLEMENT,
HID ESPECTFTLLY informs his friends and
81 a the pu' lie generally, that he ha, purchased
and taken posse, sion of the store lately conducted
under he firm of :. & j Savdge & Co, in Sun
lury, and that he now carries on the business nj the
same stand. He, thereto e. respectfully socits a
share of the publir patronage.
n. b. He expects assortment Of Goods
in few weeks, to which he invites the attention
of his customers.
Sunbury November 5th. lS42.
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TAEE NOTICE.

T'HAT the Copar'nership heretofore existing hr.
tween DR.. John w. Peal and Dr. D. y. Td,es, in
the practice of 'dicine, has this day een dssol.
we'd hy mutual consent. The books and accounts
of the late firm are in ine hands OF DR.. J. w. Peal
who is fully authorized to settle the same.
JOHN w PEAL,
Sert. 2Sth, ls42. ID. T.. TRIrES.
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We are sorry to learn that the trnnk of Mr.. Ro
bert McCay, of WasbingonviIle, Columbia coun-
ty, containing several hundred dollars of money
was stolen from one Of the hotels in Pct'svilIe a
f,w weeks since. Mr. McCay was on his way to
the city for the purpose of purchasing new as
sortment of goods MHonian.
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DOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas of No,
a. thumherland County, to he held at Suntury
on the first Monday Of Nov next, being the 9TH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21

York Custom House has nothing to do with HI,
visit to Washington at this particular season. Fa.
| breius sf old was . mere Swiss to tho Major;
add nothing bat his Zoe the father aud h.,
Aste Zoe the company Of the sons can have isj hin,
10 Washington.
THE GALVANIZED CORPSE"
az Blair. E'q, editor OF that sole and widely
circulated newspaper, the Globe, has riien up aud
| ''grnnsd horribly" at us
| "He declares most solemnly, and in sepulehral
tones. that he IS NOT, with all his mighty in fuenes
striving to divide the Democratic party-snd he
| appeals to tho lntellgences TO provo il. He asks
| how We can imagine that he 10 striving to produces
such division. while he is, ever and anon, stfikn.
| I'ov at MIR Clay We answer tina, he ha. eeas
ed to attack Mr.. Clay. We apprehend that il Mr..
Calhoun is the Repa biicaa candidate, twheihsr IL
proves TO DO "a successful humbus" or no,) the
Globe will 20 FOR Mr. Clay.
The editor Of the Globe admits that he has very
bad memory. The other day he made the battle OF
Waterloo anteeejent to the battle OF New Orleans
The same day, I've believe il was,l no intinated in
very significant terms, that the nominee of the Ds-
mocratic Convention must be a man who has nc YER
been, foe q moment, separated from tho Democratic
party proper. right or wrong. This. il the Globe
considering its fmmsase ereula,ion) had not Loaf
ITS power OF dctation, would be q settler to Psesi.
dent Tyler, TO Mr. Calhoun, and even to Mr.. Ben
ton. MIR Calhoun has been abused far moro bitter.
~ by the great Globe than ever Mr.. Tyler was. In
1929. Mr Bsnton's frs, choice Henry Clay 10
1873, Mr. Benton voted for the most abomip ole Of
all prohibitory tsriffs
"Mr Benton has recently pu blished dcnuncia,o.
ry letter IN Missouri, in which he says he left his
great speech sgainst the Treaty, in reply TO bls
Calhoun, with the Globe. to 10 Published as soon
as the Treaiy was ratified. Why does not the
Globe publish ia Is tho Gobs dishear;ened, be.
cause the Democratic presses throughout the e,un
try, pay no a,ten ion to its tremendous attacks on
the administia,ion1 True. 1t 10 desperate under.
taxing. There "a no, at this momsnt, as far as wa
can see single Democratic journal speaking i'll Of
the Treatyi
sis i, any wonder tha, Mr. Blair is furiou, with
J ohn Jones1"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
"mAos y AoA,r.

Ia regard 20 the aahershsp Of the letters signed
HOO. sh'sh sppsaioi In tic New Yosk Uaion
tue detroit Advertiser saws, most
.s,y again, that John Tyler, jc. 10 tho author Of
tfaon. II We may believe his own wotd,, uttered
20 Ourselves LIST Mr.. Tyler. j., himself. deny our
place. and all tho circumstanees We venture TO
say that he will never dare deny 1t. We say, too,
that the President did know of the article before
u was published, notwithstanding the disclaimer OF
the Uaioo. But on this point We shall say no
mne. unless MIR Tyler himself makes il neeessa /.
ryi and then No will show what he knew about it.
and ho. he got his knowledge. VIII he call fot
the disclcsure1
1--WE shall not permit any other issue 70 DO ming.
led up with Il. Whsn that is so,tlsj. we arc quite
ready 10 meet Mr. Tylet's friends, on any point
,heY may see ht to make, and to carry the war
Just Ms FAR as they like, even into .f(riea We shall
only say nov that the charge Of having asshed
the Psesideui because he refused TO give US certain
p'inuns patronage, is utterly false, and that the
JseIEo party, and " Mr. Tylee desires It. We will
tell who was. Suffice IL to soy that we have no
reason to suppose that anything at tho disposal Of
the President, that We could desire, would have
been denied os, had we consented to sustain John
Tyler. But We preferred our principles, aud our
party, to the patronage OF the President
PORK.-Abou. 1900 hogs have passed through
this place within the last few days, on their way
to the eastern market. The ownsrs as...ed %, but
were not able to efee, sales ut that price. One
small drove Of Western Virginia hogs, abou, 60 or
~. were sold out hee- at the above price. Owing
the great pressure Of the tnts and he Ia &c guam.
tty that will probably co,ns to this market, We
incline 10 the opinion that the article will be even
lower than 81.
BEEF.-Good beef is worth in this market, from
80 90 Z" 81 per hnod'ed.-Lyaeh. Rep.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
IoNoPTnE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC

The company chartered ny The Government Of
New Grenada 70 construct a ship canal connecting
the Atlantic md Pacific oceans have completed
their surveys, made road over the lsthmus, and
ore proceeding TO make the canal. An authentic
account in the Cincinnati Chronicle says.
The company having completed a provisional
~ temporary road fron the bay Of Chare,a on the
Pacific to the town Of q sgres on the Atlantic
ocssr, is not only freed from the necessity Of re-
quifirg additional time, but the Republic Of New
Grenada could rot refuse IL without violating IL,
engagements, since the company have eonpe.st
Us con rlet before even tho expiration Of tho tim,
limiied Coz the construction Of any commdnicn tor
wbstever Bo,ides this, " hiss caused the whol,
country through ~hch the projected earal ., {,
psss, as we'll as all the rivera and ~ntcr eouue
~hich must contribute 10 h, TO he thoroughly tr
Ilor q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21

WHo'E VfcroRTi-Now that the Wings ore
beaten, and the Tyler men have chuckled =; the
consequences the defeated, Is comfortable TO look
81 the combined forces, the L0coiOcos add Tyler
men over their prey. Whose si7 At first II vas
enough Tor the latter TO defeat the Wh'gs-but they
soon began 20 look for portion Of the spos But
nov they are not wanted Poor Mr. Tyofs name
- mentioned IN derisiOr, unless il be called Up oc.
easionaly to shake a, the Wings. Nr Boardsley,
one Of the newly elected Congressman in New York
State, has openly declared that mir Calhoun and
otiers have nov no ehancs for the Presidency, oil
things designate Mr. Van Bufsn'
Thereupon the Madisonan sxelsinn
OF such is Mr. Beardsley's opinion, We propos.
that the matter be lostsd-nnd the sooner the bste,
Let Mr. Bsafdssy throw up Mr. Van Bursn's flag
20 toe exclusive Of hr Calhoun, and oil others, anc
sec how many will rally under ~
10. 8. Gfzstte
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
THOMAS IT. BENTON.
messrs, WIN. Shields, J ID Blair,
C..,r.stt.. A..
FRoM ME sEAr or wan,

Though tho Senior Editor Of the UHion (oow
IN Wsshins,on) declares that oil ia going on there,
among the Democracy, with an universal purity
and most rayishing concord, yet the following,
from the other great orgaa Of the Administration,
Tho Msdisonian) bs,rays the existence Of some
slight chickering's.
Major Noah declares also, tina, there has de
s:ended, over Washington, new and perfectly
saint~lke indifference to the worldly goods Of Of
fec, and hat Intrigue is becoms there thing al
solaic'y unknown. or course, tho rumor Of hi
owa appointment TO the surveyorstip Of the New
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
FAlNi For SALE

,,D,, -. Mlliin " mile6 OF the city poor House
l'oR SALE, privately. the tract 81 land on which \ 80,
sldc, containing $50 acres situated on the M.,,n,y
pl2c road IA the county Of Ilcnrco The land ~ Jc~I
n,t belnx more than acres OF broken land ON ih
80 ~ lhc premises there Is avery good dwelling ho,,sc
~ su uIc necessary out houscswth n very select an
We ,S..hth anu COOL peach orchard Abunt an. -th
nc al u Wen wooded-the soil Is well 10 49,
~ o. core, OATS, wheat. eriss, &c AcqnsiIrr,hi,
800, ,no land has boon much Improved with t,anIrc
III non srssing system, the foundation the so \,
,a1 can say, with safety IA one Of The heafIsr,
ianis VA lho county OF IlcnIico. ''eFt
terms ~ cral, and Will toe male known on apnlc,,t
We sup.crer, residing the premises WHO wifi 49,
inc 'ahi 10 those who may Wish 10 purchase. '"
RO. NJ. PuIIIAM ortiz
q. % ar lNLOEs a. BROTHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21

The New York Evening Joufnap says that VI,
ryler and Mr. Calhoun, Who gave whatever Of Dat.
'onaeo and influence they have in that STATE, 10 10
co FoeoisG, will find Themselves 'Jono for Tn
sstns, no matter who brought IL down. will 60 lot,
Mr. Van Boren's btg. Those who claim the Gov
srnor e'ee, as Calhoun man mus, 10 very green
N politics. Col B1uck, though the Regency Woult
have ihtoSn him overheard 4 they could, canno
se' on uuhoat them, and will fall INCREASINGLY int
their mo,hes. MesTo Flsg, Young Croswsli, &c
'o~ a h,Uto'oie, y atminsief he CO. ofnmeB
Alex q y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21

RO. VI. Pui.IIAM. or IN
lNLoEs a BROTHER,


~ Mak
GRATEFUL. Tor the patronage thev have ,...IsN,
the asl " years LON their friends aud the rnbl,c
ess leave 20 inform them tina, they have removed 10 49,
NhM BUILDING ON the corner OF AMI 10 streefs ins,
hnoNe elt oid stand, where they hope 10y their Cit5G
20 business slil To merit the confidence OF their
enu- ani Tue pubic AZ large They would also saw a.,
Una, uley have on hand At this Ine large asSor.
nen OF neir own manufacture, surpassed none I'm ~.
NY OF elsewhere which they disposed TO sci al prec
wish 10 purchase ''' N'' ""o
n b We would say are prepared 10 furnish and NJ,
tend funerals at all times. NJ" ~
Their Old stand Is for rent. oe o. ro.w.,
Now OPENING AT KEEN a co.'s a largo ,nyoI-e
OF view Goods, which, with former STOCK en,-
the trade: W any 'he WI
HEAVIER Froek and Over Coais
Pilot aud Flushing do DO
rnperine and Medium Dress Coats
go pair Of fine aud medium sattinet
rants comprising every size and quality
mefin0 Cashmere, CashmAIet Vests
Also 90 entirely now and fresh black satin do
-, AOl dollars worth Of Fancy Dress Articles eomprIa
Ing very laIg assortment '' N"''F''S
All OF which are now ofT. ring NJ rcdnr ~. nr,.o
SNs"' u" ~ KEEN a. CO.