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SAinQles.

VUNHE subscriber has for SALE at his store in Wa
l. ellington, (ciGht miles north Of DanviIle.) a
large qusntiiy of Lap and l3 inch Joint Shingles,
which will he sold ut the low price of 81 IS
Also general assortment Of | ! and inch Boards.
Wsarher Boards, Lath, &C. which viii be sold
very low. NEAL McCAl.
Washing tonville. Columbia co.,1
Oct 2od IS42--T
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TT'T ARTCJ rs

ALy E " = e.
s'YinUrS, ",'.sonIbu land Csu,,
RIIS NaELv ANA.
W." N'" y informs he pue "a
nious Brck Hous', "n Ma sket square. oppos,,, .
Count House, (i"rmerIy kept by HiraI, P,. -,
where he Ia no" prePar ed To acc,mmcrla,e .il :,
may tav% h'm with cad. Beng tharkfui T.
past iv"rs, he hoPo'' by '.ci attention 10 tssu Ie
to receive hO'ral i # public patronage, i c.
III ARIES d. WHARTO n.
Sunhury, March 5lh. Is42.
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Money Market.

Money matters are without change in our city.
Although the case is not so bad as il was some time
ago, capitalists are puzzled to know what to do
with their means. The banks have thousands in
deposit, and canno, even dispose with advantage
Of the auins at their own immediate command
Specie was never more abundant among them.
All this indicates inactive trade. In short, the Fail
business will not amount TO even one third of an
ordinary season.
A hope however is INDUCED of fdecided improves
ment in the Spring. The tone of feeling and o..
pinion among our merchants and traders is Ger.
tainly much more cheerful. But so great has been
the suffering, so immense the losses, that we can
not expect decided improvement in any other
than slow and gradual way. The case is sim liar
in England. At our last accounts the Bank OF
England had beetween 9 and 10 900, 900 of bullion
nm its vaults and money could be procured readily on
good security at per cent. per annum. OF course
trade must have been dull, or snch an immense d.
noun, capital would not have been in the market.
The U. s. i, should lie remembered are a great
customer to England and our fanre to buy as
heretofore because of the distress and inactivity at
home, has not been without its influence there.
A little longer however, and we indulge hope
confident hope, that both countries will start for
ward again in the of prosperity y.-Bick. Rep.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

d
LNOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of y or.
L thum erland County. to he held at Sunhury,
on the first Monday of Nov. next, being the 9TH
Joseph TreGo NJ ,rtin A. Stock
Bartlett for Piper, &c. Henry Frick
Yates q Mcintyre Edward Y. Bright
Edward Y. Bright b Nourse
William Moritz VS. o = Drncan
b l. Grovernor & wife W d Snyder, &c.
J G b Nourse VS. John Lloyd
George Shi'ey VS. George Long
Commonwealth of Pa.
for f. Goblin VS. Henry Gossler ct al
Samuel Hunter ct al VS. Daniel Robins
Henry Eckhfet VS. benjamin & CLAYTON
George Armstrong VS. The Shamokin Cod Co.
Tobias Huber u Co. W. Kulzner & Lazarus
Samuel Gudy VS. Robert Dunn
Martin Weaver vs. Daniel Beck
Hulhhen & E'sten VS. John Miller
Comlh of Pa for A Jordan VS. G. W Kiehl ct al
Same for Boum,n Same
Sam for w Deepen 4 CO Same
George McCoy VS. Robert Mckee
Kase & Co. vs. Thomas Ashhrdgo
Com'rs of North'd co. VS. Isaac Woolveron
II Wiley & Wife vs. George SNYDER adm'rs
Jacob Kline VS. Ovcrsecrs of the Poor Of
Noth'd county
John Sheriff vs. Jnhn Haas
Jim McCahc vs. John Monehcai
Mary Weeks Bycrly & Haas
solomon Mengas vs. G,orge Oyster
Charles Waters John Boughner
Wharton VS. John Smith
Henry HUFF vs. Christopher Campbell
T. q Bradforfs ads ct al VS. & Brsdford
PurSe * PfOulz W. + DIkenhne
jacob Rege Abraham Kissinger
w johnson ct al vs. John e. Boyd ct II
Robt ID Cummings VS. Benjamin Mathews
Henry Latcha VS. Henry Ierben
WIN McGlcnsy's ex'r VS. Burh Patterson
Henry Groe 4 Sharrck
John Wilson's heirs Robert Mckee
Jared Irvine vs. Altman & Knou
Daniel Brsutgam u John Cowden's ext
William Lloyd Martin Stock
Cooper IL Snyder vs. SeasholtZ & 3ergstresscT
Abraham ShaUick VS. John & ii NJ Dawson
A Graham's eI'rs vs. John Painter
John MuTy W Jesse Basusn
Jacob Kline vs. Joseph NaukiIk
Geo & Wicker Jacob Gass
John MaTlZ solomon E>hhauCh
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
Prothonotary's Office Proih'y.
Sunbury, Oc'. 80. lsi2.
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A CA RID.

nr. ID. Il. Trites, Respectfully informs the
~ cl,zrns Of Sunhury and viciiy, that he has a
ken an office ia the building lately occu led by Peter
Lazarus drug store, IN market street, Su bury
where h. may be fou,d at all hours, unless profess
sionay cugaged.
DIR. TRlrES returns his sincere thanks for The
encouragement he has Iec i,ed. III the line of his
profession, in this place and trusts hy prompt a.
rentron 10 the duties of his profession. and
able charges, that he will continue To receive d
hhefa share of the public patronage.
SunbuTv, Oct lst, lS42.-tf
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THE
PHILADELPHIA, READING AND POTTSVILLE
RAIL ROAD,
Ks5 Hst t,aG!G.E,.Ii'a ly

AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
Wa commence running bei,oeen Philadeiphta
and PorsrHic on he .toiioping days
anal hours:
Nv Ann ArrrR MoSp.r, MAY 9. 1912
Leaving Pott-vie, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. at 8iA NJ.
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and SATURDAYS, at bpm
Hours Of passing Reoding.
For Philadelphia, a, lo3 M. .r..,,
For potsvilie. at ST p. VI. 5 ''-"e'kY'
PsHE ES.
Between Ponsvillr & Philads. S3.50 & $3.50
Between Reading & de-. 2,25 & l,75
Between do a. Pot'svilc, 40 d 100
ExcrRsioS TIcKrrs-suoD ron RETURNING
MKT NAV.
Between potsvill. & Philadelphia, SIS 90
Between Reading q do. 300
Between do. & Potsvillc, 90
The other passenger trains will as before, at
the following hours:
Ptjhdelphjd and Pot&riHe.
From Philadelphir, at So AM. ! Nil.
From po,t.,,le, at 2P.M. paiy
Hours cf passing Read'ng.
Fnr Pot,svie, at 9 AN.
For Philadelphia, at 81 ?. NJ. s DS
All the trains viii stop for way passengers a,
the usual points.
ULr All passengers are requested to procure
their tickets before the trains start.
Nav 81 lsd2-if
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II B tSSER again notifies all who are
indebted to hun q the Grm ut II. Is. Masser Il Co,
TO call aud settle vi houl delay, otherwise their
counts will be placed in The hands Of a magistrate
for collection, Sunbury, Sep. "a, iei2.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TEAT the Copartnership lerc,ofore existing he
l. tween DR.. Johr w. Peal and Dr.. ID. +. Titles, in
The practice of Medicine, has this day Teen d,snl.
we'd 10y mutual consent. The books and accounts
of the late firm in the hands of DR.. J. w. Pea,
who is fully authorized TO settle the same.
JOHN w PEAL,
Sept. 2Sth, 1912. ID. +. TRirES.
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STRAY SEEEF.

Came To the premises of the suhscriher on The
" Shamukin Island, in Augusta township, ntou
the LIST Of August iast SIX STRAY SHEEP.
marked by having piece clipped from the 'nd ot
one ear. The owner is requested tn come forward,
prove pro- city, pay charge, and take ,hem away,
PETER NANDLlNG.
Oct. LIST, ls42.-3t
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~ GEEVE NCo

~ q EyEH 81 G ELo
4 LII persuI,s md bIrd Ia tie firm al L,ou d
a HAIRS, under the agency -. \, Thschrr,
HH and Cap Manufacturer, No. 40 North Third,
street, Philadelphia, are requested To make immtGi
ate settlement of IN If accounts iIh the subscriber,
their legally authorized agent, who is fully ,mpow-
cItd Ia seltle and collect tie accounts nf SAID firm
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON.
June 4th, lS42.-u Agent.
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ROBERT CARTER n SON,
a r M a N u F "A G r u RE n,
LODibdrd Street, baltimore.
HAVE constantly fnr sale, Printing Pdp' oC
L sizes aud qualities, Cap Writing Pap p p,
and plain, Letter Paper white and blue, uIeI
plain, Hanging Paper fine aud common, EnvI
'"l"'' "o' 10 uo' "'euiuili' uou"e e'oM"' crown a.
tN'" A'Lr" Wrapping Talefs' No,oteu .udium
Royal Papers, Bonnet Binders and Susw II
''nS ISSUE ,aP,' ahu a' articles an heir IT.,
II ghe.t rrrce givcr ' old rags.
N'hE"i oAhif Il & son,
v ''' '', 'NA- ICk,on,
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TExT FOR TEMPERANCE PREACHEns.-The
following from Jer. 35 ch., 5, 6, and svs., proves
that the talismanic temperance pledge, which has
wrought such miraculous results in molern times
was conceived in the days of primi i've Christian-
~, and is therefore far from being new inven-
ton.
"And sat before the sons of the house of the
Rechabites pots full of wine and cups, and | said
unto them, drink ye wine; for Jonadad, the son of
drink no wine neither you nor your sons fore
ver.' "Thus have we obeyeJ the voice of Jona-
Dab, the son Rechab our father in all that he hath
charged us, to drink no wine all our days, we, our
wives, our sons nor our daughters"
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V 81 UE

a = 4 VI h3 "A = a
WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY
OTUER NEAR SINBURY.
HOHN * HENRY LANDAU, having rented
% the Lime Kilns Of lienry Mssssr, in Sunhury,
have now for sale the hest Lime in this part of the
county, and will continue 10 keep constantly on
hand fresh Lime for Plastefing, Building and for
Lining land on reasonable terms be had
anywhere in the neighboIhood.
May 81, lSa2. J. & II. LANDAU,
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Rbr. q. IL. Neiser.

OFFERS hls professional seryic.s to The citizens
~ Of Sunbury, and vicinity. Office next door To
the residence of Rcvd. X. A. Fisher. where he may
be found, unless engaged in dischargng the duties
Of his profession. Oct Sh, lSi2.-lf.
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BRoADwAy.-So great lis the demand for
stores in Broadway, that the proprietors gene
dwelling houses to this purpose, and we have
no doubt but four-fifhs Of the houses between
the Battery and Bleecker street will have their
basement stories converted to this purpose be.
fore the expiration of two years. We have
noticed some of the very finest buildings Of
late, undergoing this alteration.--N Y Sun.
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PEMA1NlNG in the Pos, Office at Augusta
~ Sept 30th, lS42:
James Clark, I homas Smith, Soloman Starner,
Thomas BramfaId, Ephraim Lyle. Abraham Drci.
belbies, Gideon LeisenrIng. I,aac w. Farnswo th.
Oct Sih. 1912. JACOB BLOOM M
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TAKE NOTICE.

a,
NOTlCE is hereby gwen that the partnership
~ which heretofore existed between the subscri.
lers, under the firms u: Bear & Treeo and Trego,
Bear d Co, is this dav dissolved by mutual con.
sent All debts due by the films will he paid toy
Jacob Bear to whom all the debtors of tie same
will please TO make payment.
JACOB BEAR,
JOHN TREGO.
Shamokin, Sent. 10Th 1912
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It a,ercmpIory Snlc.-paiua6tc Property
Uaion PIacelLatGgettc Place bring Place University
Place VIZ street. aHd ih Accaue.-BLEECkER 81
VAN DYKE viii sell at Auction. Friday, January
Dist, at l. ocloc4 at the Merchants Exchange. the fol-
towing described property viz:
Isl The t%o s.ge three story houses. Nos 90 and 81
University Place The houses - lO inches by 81
feet aud the lots about los feet IL depth.
= The block of ground bounded by Broadway, Union
place University Place nnd 18TH being 2l9 feet
inches on Broadway, .3s inches Uaion Place
7 feet on University Place, and i feet inches 18th
street, The above plot is divided into 20 lots vary
irr from 10 inches to % fee, width, of which
are on Broadway Union Place on University Place
sud on l3lIi street.
81! Tbs elegant Marble House No. SO Lafayette Place
being the centre building of Coonnadc row, together
with the stable the the lot is - by lao feet be-
sides the alley Of % feet the and
,iacc way to broadway.
Ar All these ground being the entire front
the ea. side Irving Place, extending from 18th 10Th
street each lot beng - feet y iushes by 1903 feet
depth.
SIN. Atho,c IA lots Of ground lying together on the
n Avenue and 20,il and 2IsssfecLs of the lots lying
or the West The Ain Avenae and comprising the
entire front OF block, GOTH and on ast street.
This property be sold III one parcel
6,h Four lots q ground 18th street. between the
9Th aud 9TH Avenue together leo by 1913 feet inches,
and also the lots frono these, and held
under lease FROM The SPRINGER Estate.
eth. The 10; OF ground 5th nearly fronting
McDon-al street anu adjoining the three story brick
building nos erecting; lot - by 81 feet 10 inches
Sta The three story Houses. Nos 100, lo2 and lOf.
Wayersy Place, commencing - feet from Washington
Square, eaca 10, % by o. feet.
large portion Of the purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage ofthe above property Lithographc
map. may be obtaned The Office Of The auciionee's No.
81 Merchants Exchasse. Mcaaay, January Eth.
Fer any information apply 10 the .uctioneers or 10
joan L. Lavrsncc Esq, No. IS Wal-str-es. jig Aus
lNn. llSl
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dcrInea TmPsoa and Times.
WsovEscAY, January 10.
William Farrell was pat upon his trial 70: burglary II
the second degree breaking into the house Of William
Furiong, No, Is Wietstset, the night Of tho 2tb Of
November last with steal ltaFpeared ,}st the
accused ard another entered th-oHsh=be reas gate into
the hall of the house, and had broken oHen The paror
door when r. FurIong seed the acepfed The ohc-
Gaping lie explained his si:u.tioR BY :ayia- lie was
looking fnr MS xasheraomnn AID bad 1sscd h.s way.
Prisoner i Junk and secca an4 fufauro dealer
in street aud PRAYED good previous character
The prisoner defended By RchaT o DaTI.on. ESQ
and the jury found him rot guilty.
Observation-Disclosures Sergeant, isaic:ed for burglary
asl grand larceny having huI2!eriocsy eu.ercd the
erem!ses Of aIrs. Helen Oakley, no Broome street
and stolen $500 gold and silver coin the night othe
I'D OF November last, wasiScha,gsdb 81 the Court, the
complainant did rot 1ppeGr to prosecute
Joseph Cohen tried for grand larceny, il stealing
$50 b,li Of the Mechanics Bank from pocket James
Elicit Nc.li5 Dvi> the 6ta inst wien
odgng IL the viz nm Other beiag 81 the
roon Complainant examined hi= pcekctand four5 the
Immediately acdd locked TIE
door Of the inside The 2cc1sC p2- Henry MARKS
$50 for cloinr tho night before hi. lie had
money before as he had borrowed Of the complainant
Marks dcpos:d that he had cstrrS:cd accused WITH
400 WORT. Of clothing, which he safely Delivered and
tina, he would trust him and take him e!nrlny a.ain
Tic accused defended BY NJ. Tczttiuc, and TIC jury
found .in rot guilty.
The jary discharged for The term having rendered
81 verdicts for and against prisoners during The
FonF&l1gp Observation-Disclosures Dafias, indicted
for cmbezz and petit larceny James .aenau -ud
William P dooium Tor rettarccuy end James Higgins
Jacob Wilson. nyan Owens fcier flanagan, George V.
Dudley, jeremiah lia,neu, Kobsr, Barnard, Thomas
Downing, Henry Downing and Pe,cr Downing, ildclcd
for assault anu battery, falling 10 appear and
their ..ccpniz,ncss forfeited Tho Court took
recess ill Z fiday morning ., a: II ocsck.
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aEH7NG TEETN .

Dentist. Of this City: 900 pa.,v.y
l. Parmey 3sl Broadway n Dosse, e.: h,asdway,
For sale b. ,ae following Druggists; co:to1, ses
Beccser .r Ring GA Bso.dxay schle's I'M ia Saaa
Hart M Broa10aya so, hnas0n sad Ro.ar~ syme
e. gox.,y Bur-el, 30 Chatham; and Doolittls, 2-3
| Csn,rs-s st, Price, per vial 50 cents,
d2l Irc~is
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- -
LAWYERS January -. Iaia.

CALENDER or CouRT. or ComyeN PLrAs. THIS Day
Par. !st-l9 50, &C. II, 3i., 81 80 o.
Fart ID oclock-l4 p, 81, &c, 81, 3I2, Str
3l6, 81 ca. 80, Is
cAlrSprs OF SUPERIOR ccvRr Tg.s pAy-l-ii IL
% 90 Is.
1856 81, ?ol5o 81, l52=l53, IA 49, ~, l55 Ia 100
a. i3 le3, 1853, l64. los
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: L c t 10 n s & /. (. ;
BY 8. DIsAPEs,' Sr.
s'ors 81 IV:Ate7i.strfst, corser Of Ps.e-ssrt

s'o~s 81 N:Nian.strsst, corner OF P.ne-strts
WEDNESDAY, Jan. I9, AZ, II O'Clock.
A;ihc 81 Georges Hotel, No 6i Broadway.
DAMAcgD W,NEs-,,Lt5ouI reserve 25cssas MsLcirs
Sherry ana Cia.et Wines.
Also, >nutry o5aer quors, daHasti by d;e ,he a,h
4:.S; Terms u sale.
SATURDAY, Jau -, az 10 o'clock.
qissIGNXEs Subsidiaries Zoe Je~rlrrs.-OR acroun {:
OF i!aoats., i9voice o; - cases. eouslstus of l,ita
4Iou St-ne Rite and red Corn.liaa AID uuH tops.
Drops ar: PIN Centres, rsirungs for Breaches. Go'c
stone Also several cases OF new style oil goods for
.e:tins also case Of richly cut glass klobs; .iso
Inyc ice OF Cola aat Sircr Watches
Ar rSivArs SALE Is cases Fancy French style Casst
re-,s-Vip Oxford Fancy Doc Skin, Cadet Prince d
Ieiavllle 60. superior ATiicc
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1E1HE FRIENDS AND Pupils of Mr.

= 4 n Il Q
L J. L. CARPETS being DESTROYS Of testfting thsir
regard for his attentive and gcnemaaly behaviour
yards them have rendered hin Com aIicaentary Bs
be given at Washington Hall. Oh FRIDAY EVENING.
Jau. slsr Tickets be had al Washington Hotel Sir
Hayward 6e2 Broadway; 81 Canal street: Of j. Wood
and OF the der:i2nsd Committee SIR Decker, w.
Gayrison J. Kelly :. Wyatt. F. w Griffith. E Gaas han
]. T Maynard; A. Bgtran, D B. Wood, A Voorhees,.
A. BUT8(AN CHAIRMAN.
JA, s Wooo, seciy IL 81,
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DURsUANT 10 an order made by the HonorsoI

pURsUANT 10 an order made by the hoa9F az
Frederick A. Tsimadge Recorder Of me g. sSb chap
Of The second part Of the Revised s,atate, 81
desed to cornSr Gn Of ,as s a.snee
10 es. &c. e owias By lively and
the said .snss . -ae II II pfl'e .iiu
:. a6r, Of ias said CorneGu. s IFiif n ara
to deliver and their reps i've accounts
JJ ~ bin ~ hi, Office before the third day Of
aao cea nsn, - H'- - EDWARD ". BISHOP.
ign Attorney aad Counsellor, q Beekn1n-s assign &c
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~ There was a small rot al Louisville, Ky
ON the receipt Of the Sbinplasier Blot in Cincln-
natl. The office Of Lausec 4 Moore was attacked,
hut little damage done. One of the rioters was
arrested.
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~ MIR. T. c. 'rrEADwELL of Brooklyn lee
lures in supper, OF the dctcs,able doctrine of Re
pudiaion at the Society Library this evening. He
has talents worthy better cause.
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DiLEs-Persons afflicted With th, painful end dish
:recabie complaint can nave permanent and lasting
guaranteed BY applying No. 6! Harrison street
near Hudson Also Asthma Dsspepsi s., vas pdaes
Office nosr, from o'clock 4 H. 10 i, AID from 70
PM jfa lmt.'
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IL Good Weslicinrs.-Every person vii! ackno"'
ledge AT that here there necessity for medicine
the pst Importance 10 MAKE OF al article
ht, will sappont the physcau and by the loss o!
ale endanger the life of his pa,icnt TO guard against
tine nts and mistakes, aud to obtain GOOD AND
GENUINE MEDICINES, pu, mp neatly and carefully at
a reasonable price call on DAVID SANDS & CO. Apo
hccsrc. and Cheni,.S, East Broadway corner market
treat IS lmeodS
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X Garments of the tirs: quality, rend!
mnde-luclu,.ing SurtoutS Winter Fiocks, Cloth
Cloak, offered nj reduced prices, IL view OF the
advanced state oiho season, a9 Broadway corner OF
=sarciay-strcct, (hmcrcan Hetcl.l ,.,>.,,.,
IL 3.awiSti NM 4. Jf-N.Nit>HS.=
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ch.,;,, 81 Offered 81 asked. Pbeni,. - offered 72
m,,or mo csrc1 lo5 as,ed National 90 offered, "a
vecbnn,c. "a, hsocio,ion ~ ol.rsd. -
.skcd American Exchange. 60 offered Is asked; ohia
49,, -. 60. AZ .rrrc1 % ..,c1
. oo ,,,,= n la,, .a,,,. closed ., @ 'cc,inr
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asked oeus"eAS " o'et' >1.'' - = v
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l. $50 Cor Bonds, lsil 95s Os0 do........ cash 222
loco Indiana Stcr. 5S % 2to0 do ...:..s6ot -
90 ' go9 i ~" Lon" 795
=3oNo do... % il5.o00 do . tisk 20
LOGO d.. s3tts - 900 d.. casa "a
SECOND BOARD
3OO0 Indiana Bonds So ~ i 600 Illinois .s3 SD 20
1900 do. s3is als
There has been some sales Francs 10 day g, 81! no
81, S,er,pr remains dull Civ Bills
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H.. l,,i:cn Bank &c This civ is
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limited circulation ana, BUSINESS
Tic Rank of Louisville has declared = dividend of
,h,cc and a half per cent.
The Northern Bask Of ken,scky ha>=tcca-ed tYl-
ueiia VI io"' ts So -l,.,=. =,.t 80, :,
The house Of Manchester stsonins when LAS seg. "a
uhicpi's iateAs, 'n "e'oa' VI '0 ,,;,,.a,
Illinois 10 repay loans au9 y ''g' 's
Sc'cnfy,ioar shares OF inc DAM o. no'ii0 go %
suction al So' ~ snarSS oo.l'.1s'
Ri MINI. sa5 ,na .4l .bo,s. Il, ,,o a, 81 50
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The ST Louis Evening nazet'e III laoi 10 ttc tidioi
of the sopparc OF the Bark of Illinois II UPou this
,.-h 80 49, ..,.z,,,,. H., H., ,o., credited
" " $50.
Rank ri Iino,s RcDo,ts Tx, those current IN Cncp-
p,a,,, ,, d., : ,,,i
!a' 'p"'s 'i''' oH>' ' - 80
mere l. no more reason w" tHtS sbotI3 Oc et''eu 80
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Oa the 18Th inst. Professor Mgan. Of w Arlington
College Pa, 10 Ellen g.. daughter OF Hon. James M Rus
SELL Of Bedford P.-
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$40 TIE HARDWARE TRAD E-of-
ser. 70. Tie following articles taken a; the loves.
manufacturers prices
Breeds Lines and Cords.
Bacoa',' plain and Jap4ured liz Ware
Hndale 4 B-ard.leysn Scythes.
II AM. & CO. best Cut Taek-
.Uwignl'>2Augcrs and Bitts.
Also, FOX sale, Eastman. Nail Hammers, Gu, Tack.
Co,,oa Horse and Wool Cards, Alnes. ShoYels Brass
Nail. 81 &C. all hch ~ill De sold for nauutactu!
e,rs accsun; 10 ,ae trade. u the lowest prices by
10 Gus y. r. LONG, Agent.
TDUS "a gen lesau.s s1ai! bres:t- Plu wss f,u.d
IN The vs<tbue OF the Il al, Of Jastise- Tse owner
can have describing satisfactorily and paying for
This advertisement Enquire al this office jaJ1t
.ess BAKERY FOB sALE.-The lease
and good VIII OF House, Bake House and Store
for sale OF the articles manufactured. nov do
lns good business. Terms easy Letters addressed
TO < Y T., aud ef. the Tribune Once will be psnctu-
ally attended 10. 10 1w
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Ia his city jan Is Stephen Samanos Of ST Iage, Cuba
on the Eth, George Tsabou aged 81
IL his CITY JAZZ Is Elizabeth. widow OF the late joan
BrIt:n-, asec -.
A.New Canaan, Co. Jan. : Ebenezzr Carter, aged 20
AZ New-run, vck, y. j., Jau- l., David W. VAIL Esq.