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FI.inges fOI. Rareges.

5000 yards assorted BroOehsd SIX Fringe Is
yard.
5eoo yards Pompadour Headed silk Fringe at 20 cents yard
Landing from ship Clara Whee 81. from Havre
A. TROUBLE,
fel9 2pf Il Royal street, betw Cont and Bienville
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Choice Ctaret

Choice Ctaret
AND
G Fl A M p A q n E.
Just landed per ship Uncle Joe from Bordeaux and Null
house, from Havre, $50 boxes of
DESSERT CLARET
CHATEAU MARGAUX, LAFIrTE, ETC.,
Selected by we CrRse Fills Freres' Bo-
deaux,
and 400 baskets Of
FLEUR DE SILLERY
In magnums quarts and Pint bottles of the house Of DeVen-
oge Coy, of Epenay.
.. Also g..
100 baskets YIEUx CEPS, Sparkling Burguudy)
For sale by -
VIM. MURE & QUENTELL,
80 Caroudelet street.
d22 2p3mMo at the Warehouse Il Gravier street,
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III. II. BuCkIey,

III. II. BNCktey,
wATCHNARER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention purchasers his
stock of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
the styles perfect workmanship The
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal TO any Watch Tor time
A large assortment Of
CHAINS
BREAsTPINs,
EARRINGS,
SETS OF JEwELRY etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINS.
THE FINEST PEBBLE sPECTACLEs.
Which are offered u large reduction from former rates
- Personal attention given Watch Repairing as usual
n23 2p4m
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Hrau Paper; TV'GH Paper!

BAUMBACH & EVERS,
W HOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
French and American Paper Hangings,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety,
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE opposite the PostOhHce
Particular attention paid in their line. au26 2ply
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To be Drawn each Saturday In February.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes of $500 approxnsting $4,000 prize $3.50
prizes Of 81 approzmating $1,000 prize lao
prizes Of 700 approxmating to 10000 prize are- 500
prizes Of l2j approxrnating to 5000 prize ares. so
prizes Of 100 approxmating to 1900 prize are.. 600
4 prizes Of 70 approprang 500 prize are. 800
4przes of 50 approEimatng to 1900 prize afe. 40
5000 prizes Of % lV0OOo
SIS prize. amounting to. sS9O0S
whole Tickets SO; Halves. IS Quarters, 50 50.
5000 FRIES Of $40 will determined by the last figure Of HE
number $4,000 prize. For example II ths
number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with No. l. then all the
tickets where ends 10 will be entitled to S2 II
the number then all the tickets where thenun
Der ends in twill be entledto so, and on to D.
Certificate Package Of 10 Whole Tckeis.......SeO
=. =. 10 Half 40
:. E. 10 Quarter. ............ 20
=. :. 10 Fights .. ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered Oh
receipt of which they will forwarded by first mail,
Purchasers can have ending any fgure they may
designate,
The list Numbers and Prizes will be sent TO
chasers Immediately after tho drawing.
H-Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post ONCE County aud State.
s-Remsnber that esery Prize is drawn and payable IN
fall without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either 10 s. muel
Swan & Co., Augusta, Ca,
SAM'L SWAN & CO., Box SO S, Post-0fioe,
jas 2p&w New Orleans, la
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.JOlsrim's Kid GIOres.
Read This i!

NEW ORLEANS HRoNoMETER
Watch ManufactOry,
"a COMMERCIAL PLACE.
CHRoNOMETERs AND WATCHES made to order and
sklfuly repaired.
Wachmakers reed not send North Europe getauy
difficult pieces made Chronometers Watches
they can be furnished at reasonable rates.
JAMES PASCAL.
RgTrue Time determined by Transit Instrument 2p3
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Island of Clsba.
JOSE DOMINGO MAYoRAL,
Importers ofHavana Cigars & LeafTobasos,,

y . u y . NJ N U . ~ NJ a I q K u =
Importers OfHRvana Cigars & LeRfTObaeoa-
No. 10 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing esAblishnenA
where be found superior stock Of the best selections a
mostfavorite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE LOWEST PkICEs
"oLD JoE as he is Familiarity known for the last
sixteen years, at his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still quarters where can be found the very
best brands Of Havana and Paper Cigars bis porA-
tion. Also at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL and
ARCADE,
always be found the very Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very quality of Cigars Ans
Smoking Tobacco milo 2ply
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TO the Fire Brigades

TO the Fire BYigades
NEW ORLEANS AND ALGIERs.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE GREAT
CITY GrFT sTO RE,
No. 80 CAMP STREET
Begs respectfully inform your honorable body
he has ordered received from the known house
HYDE L GOODRICH RICH, MASSIVE
silver Trumpet,
OF the most Beautiful and Elaborate Workmanship,
FOR PRESENTATION
To that Company the Department Of this city or
Agier which shall on the day following the great Ami
versary chat is to say, the FIFTH DAY OF MARCH
NEXT o'clock p NJ have purchased at the CITY GIFT
STORE.
The Greatest Amount of Books
OR PARCELS OF sTATIoN merry
In of 81 aud upwards
On the purchase of Books and Stationery amounting to 81
and upwards Ticket every dollar be pre-
buyer which Ticket will be duly with
the number Of the Company for which it is intended
The Tickets will deposited by the purchaser Fore
man. Secretary Delegate may elected for that purpose
by the Company. And the 9th day of March next
O'Clock p Nj meeting will place 30 Camp street.
when the Foremen Secretaries Delegates the may
who may be duly possession the Tickets SHALL
proprietor, constitute the meeting Each Foreman
ary Delegate expected to bring with him all the Tickets
which the Company holds any Tickets presented subse
quently will in the competition. Each Fore
Secretary Delegate is deed present his Tickets
sealed package be opened and counted before the meeting
with the number and locality Of his Company marked the
velope package. The packages will be opened the
Tickets counted by Committee appointed by the meeting
SPLENDID SILVER TRUMPET
will awarded Fortunate Company counting greatest
number of Tickets. It expected that number Of dis
tiugushed citizens will participate in the ceremonies.
The opportunity Of purchasing BOOKS AND STATION
cry in competition for this special and truly rich Gin will
extend o'clock the evening Of the presentation Friday
the 5th day of March, 1883.
C. H. ST0RTS, Proprietor,
fe20 2p2t City Gift Store, No. 80 Camp street.
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CGH Quick,
AND PURCHASE SUCH
WINTER Gil O THIN G
AS YOU MAY DESIRE.
ALFRE ED III n ROE &c CO.,
"a Magazine street,
Are offering al GREAT BARGAINS the balance of their
Stock of WINTER CLOTHING. Room be made for
Summer Goods
oVERCo ATS......... OF every description.
FROCK COATS, :. e.
BUSINESS COATS, T.. o. ..
PANTALooNs,
VESTS, E. o. ..
UNDER GARMENTS, .. =.
Also
BOYS CLoTHING-Of the best description
All OF which selling
Cheaper than Ever!
PATENT YOKE SHIRTS.
received by late arrivals large our
stock Of popular PATENT YOKE SHIRTS which render
at present. complete These the best
fitting made Shirts the country guaranteed
Rsy-No deviation in prices
ALFRED MUNRoE Il CO.,
fell 2p6t "a Magazine street.
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II. IL. Porter,

DEN list,
Has returned and resumed the practice DENTISTRY ala
It's branches at No l57 CANAL STREET the corner Ct
Baronne street.-The residence occupied by him
wenty years. ol2 2pH
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CaU and Gire you. Orders.

Our friends and customers will please orders
for Spring and Summer CLOTHING and SHIRTS as soon as
possible.
The balance Of Winter Stock Of Fine CLOTHING we are
selling a AT COST for cash.
LEIGHTON & RARB0T, ..e
fel6 2pst corner ST. Charles and Canal SITS.
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The austrian Fan:

This unique and useful novelty which has created such an
excitement is well worthy the inspection the curious For
sale only
GUIoN'S Depot of Fashion,
No. 20 St. Charles street. yeranda Buildings
fel6 2p6t few doors from Canal street
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Wines and Liquors,

Wines and Liquors,
IT...........,.. ROYAL sTREET,...........,...IT
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMP CINE in anAr.a
and pnts constantly hand which equal thas
ooElssto this Market
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
FINE OLD PORT-the best in the city,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and sHRRRw
WINES.
IRA IESs
sAzERAC the Vintage 1885 1898 and 1909 and ptA.
brands.
w HIS KY
OF alitescrptions-scotehI Irish Rye anc Bourbon
ALE snd PORTER, in pints and quarts
Also E.
On hand my usualassortment Of the best WINES Aad LIZ
oUORs in the Market which will be sold on as reaspsl
terms as any other heusein the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
az 4py No. II ROYAL street =.
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5 a q 5 "a Z 2 II .
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Roots, Shoes and BrOgGns.

Boots, Shoes and BrOgGns.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dehing BOOTS, Russs
BRoGANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and CaE
peSchy HATS, at the lowest market prices, BY
FROST l. Co,
No. 10 Magazine street
n TS', G APPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
constantly receiving Fur
Cashmere Panama, eRhorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican Ane
Wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
iyls 7p&w No 10 Magazine street
Z Second Hand Furniture Store.
The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND
HAND FURNITURE; also sold exchanged repaired by
P. NJ T0URNE,
iy22 sp1 No. p Bsronne, Canal street.
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d72pIy
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
ONE oil these Engines and Mills complete, size No e-
pressy guaranteed to 1900 feet inch boards pe
we furnishing good mechanic to erect IT, and the purchase
paying freight and insurance from this city,
For $4,000.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
one oil these Engines and Mills size No l. expressly guar
an'eed to saw $500 feet of onench per day. with the
services OF good mechanic etc. as above
For S2,75O.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
one OF these Engines and Mills size No. s. expressly guarA
70 saw oO feet Of Oneneh boards day with tho
vices OF a good mechanic as above etc.
For Sc goo.
ihese Engines are complete for driving GI Mills and Cot
ton Gins
The cost Of larger smaller machinery proposition
" ne smoun OF work to be done. All machinery expressly
guaranteed as represented, or no sale.
one OIL these celebrated Machines from p Rahm's Eagle
Foundry Richmond, Va exhibition at So Perdido
street.
Asoa variety of Machinery Plantation uses now on hand
and for sale by
EDWARD NJ. IvENs, Agent,
W 2pf'-lm 80 Common street
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ON THEPLAN OF SINGLE NUMBER
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Planters!
PLANTERs!l
PLANTERS III
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS &c CO.,
II6..............CanaI Street..............II6
Respectfully invite the attention of
PLANTERS
To their
EN1RKEJKKcZI Z.AI1GE: Sz-OCE-
PLANTATION DRY GOODS!
Confident the assertion that we have now in store an
assortment
UNEQUALLED IN EXTENT AND CHEAPNEss.
We, at the same time, earnestly request an
Examination,
in order that words may be proven By every interested
class Of
whom curiosity or profit may induce to an
SPECIFICATION
We particularly urge upon the notice of Planters
our
Extensive Assortment
LowELLs,
BROWN sHEETINGS
BROWN SHIRTINGs,
DENNIS,
,,,,., HICKoRIEs,
KERsEYS
TWEEDS,
STRIPES,
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS, &c.
Especially selected for the requirements OF the
Planter,
and offered at
INDUCEM ENTs
BEFOND COMPETITION
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
fec 2Dtf ll6 Canal street.
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PROCLAMATION.

y Office is hereby given that tho several
Courts of Common Pleas, General Opsrter
Sessions OF the peace, and ORPHANS Court, Court
OF oyer and Icrminer and General Jail Delivery.
IN and Tor the county of Northumberland. 10
commence at the Court HC use, in the boroucb Of
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday The
2ud day OF AUGUST next, and will continue
ONE WEEK.
Tho coroner, Justices of the Peace and co,st,.
Dies IN and Tor the county of Northumberland. ara
requested to he then aud there in their proper pc-.
sons with their rolls, records inquisitinns. ana
olAet remem5Tances, to DO those things 10 tbcir
several Offices apPertaining 10 be done. And al.
Witnesses prosecuting IN behalf of the Comn,orI
wealth against any prisoner are also requested ami
commanded to be then and there attending in tbeir
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be lust-and not to depart without leave at tLcir
peril Jurors are requested TO bepunclual in their
their notices. s'eN''e ~
"iVeh under my hand at Sunbury, the Goth 1ay
OF June IN the year of Lord one ,bors.
and eigh, hundred and GGy.eieht-anJ The
Independence Of the United States of Amerrs
the SD. 'A"'''''"
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES VANDYKE. SHERIFF
sheriI's Office, Sunbury,
June 26, Is5S.-
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,,.,IE AILANIiC TEL EGRAPu.


going 10 Try one more 10 stretch their cable
ucross the Atlantic. The Agamemuon hay
ny gone back 10 Queenstown. aud there be.
my stll twenty five hundred miles of cable
l,!t he vessels at 10 return TO the rsndez-
vuus IN mid-ucean aud start once more. AT
ter the repeated accidents on the recent trip,
il IL scarcely to lie expected that there will
b. any success on another trip, in which pre-
clsely the same apparatus are employed and
the same mode Of proceeding is adopted and
unwilling us We have been 10 give up the
gruud enterprise, We have little faith in this
now trial. The vessels were to sail from
Qureustown ou the 18th Of July, and il the
weather has been favorable they may now be
at the rendezvous. The shortest time in
wayh We may hear Of the Niagara's arrival is
about ten days from this time. fresh iull-
ure aud a return OF the vessels to Europe may
deprive Us OF news Of them for some weeks,
unless they should be spoken by some home
ward bound ship.
Tue recent eXperierce seems to prove that
there is something radically wrong IN the pre-
a,,das operHlH. 1t is, perhaps imper-
tineut for ldymeu To crltcse the course adop-
ted by men of science. But TO US it looks as
i 1t would ba bette! 10 run the cable from
tue American side, and obtain the support
ald assistance OF the Gulf Stream it strikes
us that two steam vessels pulling at caUle
in opposite directions, must strain IL undulN
10 matter how simple and easy be- the paying
out process; it appears probable that heavy
cables, pald out IRON vertical coils for dis.
tance ul thousands Of miles, must inevitably
get Inlu knots or kinks" that viii prove It's
d ',truct ~. The suggestion which has made
on both sides oi the water, of using the Great
Il 4slern ana colilng the c bic on u series of
retis. winch will let It of easily aud without
twisting. aud OF starting from the American |
instead oi from the British side, or from mid
ocean, seems to be ii good one, and it is to be !
that there is no disposition to try
II. The experiment on which the fleet nrr
now engaged Will, we fear, amount to nothing |
except the destruction of The cable, and the |
bankruptcy Of The Compauy.-PhH. EGeaing
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forsign Wetps,
THE ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN AT
QUEBEC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


Tie Telegraph Gable Enterprise--Return of
the Agamen,non-7Ae Break under her
.Stera-Another Anemps TO be Made.
QUEBEC, July "a.
The Canadian Companys screw steamer
Indian arrived at this port about four O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
The Gual break 10 the Atlantic Telegraph
Cable was below the stern OF the Agauleui'
non. after one hundred aud forty.sX miles
had bpen mid out of that vessel. The Aga
nempon then returned in md ocean aud
crujsed there for five days in anticipation OF
meeting the Niagara.
On the Agamemnon arriving at Queens
town. il was resolved to coal, aud start again,
Cor 4, final attempt to lay the cable on Sntur-
,ny. the 18th inst, there stli oeipg' on oVtn
snips, twenty-five hundred miles oi Tue CAME
left.
B,rore the commencement oil the recent
o,,n,nnt tho Aaamemnon encountered iur.
ons storm. aud rolled so heavily that great
r,nrs were entertained for her safety. sue
sustained considerable damage: 80.
'rhe cause of the breaking OF the cable Is
unknown. the strain upon it at the time oeinS
S,ui,e light. The electric instruments were
all lniured by the heavy rolling-ol tue snip
TIE LATEST.
tBy Telegraph ilom London to Liverpooll
LONDON. Wednesday letters report
a visible Improvement in commercial Hu"irs'
Larpr orders had been received 10 tue manu-
flel1riug towns aud purchasers from the
Unu,d States had begun to appear III 'he
market. .,. ,,.
The crop accounts were favorable, but
breadstuifs were hrm.
The London Times, in leader, controverts
Lord Palmerslons view OF the national uu'y
in regard to the slave trade, and encourages
the idea of the annexation oil Cuoa 10 'ae
United States, as Cuba once anneAeu' Tue
whole trade would come to an end.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGK,pu

the steamer North SSar, at New York
lruh Llverpnul, brings US intelligence of the
/ failure oi the SECOND attempt TO Law the
| Atahtic telegraph cable, aud of the return
| oI Tie Niagara to Queenstown, Ireland.
According TO the \. Y. Post, Prof. Morse
has never expected that the expedition which
has Just failed, would be successful. tiIouoL
/ lie is quite sunguine that cable can be laid
aud worked between the termiu which the
company has selected. lie does not disguise
hls CONVICTION that The cable on board the
company : steamers is much too heavy. and
| mat Que OF half It's weight Of less mjsbt he
| iald aud worked effectively. The Post adds +,
Ills views upon the subject, aud the eonse.
qnenees To which they have led, are said TO
u.Ne been the controlling reasons for his
being lett out Of the board Of direction. at the
election which Immediately preceded the re.
ductlon IN the price of tie stock. OF course
The company did not make the cable us heavy.
a tney dId, except to increase their chances
OF laying 1t succe> e>sluly und nulhInu but n
trihi wlii probably ever determine whether
frot MoGses view is correct. Ills op,pIun
unquestionahiy possesses great weight, and
VIII be carefully considered II any new exper.
ment is made. There are other uruyisions
whlch have been suggested to us, against
the accluents 10 which the plans for laylno
submarine cables have thus far proved to be
liable, which We will submit without aron.
'nent for what they are worth:
"A cable c0iied cannot be uncoiled witbout
hiHGS therefore the cable must be reeIeJ 10
Oe l"Id. The necessity for Two vessels to law
Tue cable qundrupies (and more) the risk Of
aeeidents therefore the cable must be hiJ
IRON one ship. The voyage to England is
eas'er; @n shorter and safer than the voyage
from England: therefore the vessel win 10
caoie should start from this side. There is |
Que vessel and Que only, of tonnage and room |
suheient TO carry the whole of the cable "a |
VIII Tue Leviathan: therefore the cable. if |
ever ia'd ut all. must be slowed on n sprres.
sion oi reels in the Leviathan. and The -
ATTAIN must sail from our own shores"
on the return OF the Niagara to Queens.
Town the stock OF the company immediately
ueeineu i' ,'le ln the London market, shares OF |
ho"ever they we're quoted at from 93OO 10
G4O0. W
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of ETeri Facias. sued
out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of North.
umbrrlnuA county and ~ Trstnium writ Of
lenduioni EIpoaaS, to me directed will be
exposed to Public Sale at the Court iouse
in Sunhury on Saturday, the a day of July
inst, (ls5S) at o'clock p. NJ, the following
described Real property, to wit:
The one equal undivided third part Of q
tract Of land, situate in Cameron township.
Northumberland county, adjoining lands Of
David Biliman on the west and land OF Dan
ieI Long on the north. continuing 20 acres
more or less, about one half Of which is clear.
ed.
ALSO the undivided moiety or half part
Of q certain lot or piece Of ground situate in
sane township, adjoining tie above described
tract and laud Of the estate Of John Weary
deed, DaGo! IIaupt aud Mahanoy creek
containing about one acre and half all of
which is cleared. Whercon are erected
Saw Mill and small House.
Seized taken in execution and to he sold as
the property of Charles Hcuninger.
JAMES NANDNkE, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, sunbury,l
July 10, 1885,
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SHERIFF SATsTS.

~ virtue of sundry writs of VErpIrIoy1
- ENPONAs and LLyAn FAcIAs issued out OF
tl.e Court Of Common Pleas Of Northumberland
county 10 me directed, viii be exposed To Pebble
sale at tho Court House in Suuhurv. on MON.
DAY the "a day of AUGUST next, at o'clock.
p. NJ, the following described Real Property. +.
wit:
4 certain Lot Of ground, situate in ihe town
Of TrevoIton, in Zcrbs township Northumhcr.
land county, being lot No. 6, in block no. n
bounded ON the north ly the Railroad on tbe
east By vacant ground and the weigh.scales. ON
the south by - and on the west Ey other
lots of the de!endants,- whereon is erected Two
story frame house and kitchen.
Also, another certain lot of ground situate in
the town If TTevortou, aforesaid, being lot No.
=, in block I40. houndcdon the north 10y an al,ev
on the east bv lot No. 3, in said block, No l4O
on the south 10y Coat street, aud on the west by
lot No. /, in said block whereof is erected a
two story frame House.
Alsn, another certain lot of ground, situate in
the town of ITeyoTton, Aforesaid, being lot No 3
in block No. So, bounded on the north by Maha.
noy street on the east by lot No. 4, in said
block on the south by the .ailroad; on the west
by lot No. .. in said block, wAcIeon is erected
Slaugh;er-housc.
Also. Lots Nos. & in Block Nc. 1877 in
said town, bounded on the west by 5th street on
the south by Coal street on the north by an
alley and ON the east 10y lot No, 3, in same block
Also, Lots Nos. 5 4 in block No. s I, houud-
ed ON the west b, lot No. 4 east by lot No. 7
in same block north 10y Market street and south
by an alley,
Also Lots No. & s in block No. Sc bounded
south 10y the Railroad moth by Mahauoy street;
east by lot No 3, and west by lot No. in same
block.
Also, Lots Nos. ! . in block no. 81.
Also, Lots Nos L. n 8 in block No 81.
Also, Lots Nos. L. ., 3 and 4, ia block No. T. /
Also, Lots Nos. & ; IN block No. ~, bound ,
ed on the west by lot No 8 east by lot No. O. (
in same block by the raiIrOad on the north aud .
Market street on the south.
Also, lot No. 8, in block No 81.
Also, two outlo,s in said town OF Trevorton,
and marked upon the general plan of said town
Nos. Us and 3d. containing one acre each.
Also certain tract Of unimpToved land, sia
ate in Rush township, Northumberland county,
adjoining lands late OF Kipp's heirs, land Of the
hers Of john Pitner, deceased land of William
DePuy. William GeaThaIt and others. containing
55 Acres more or less.
Also. another certain tract or piece OF land
situate in Rush township, aforesaid, bounded on
he easI by land of Mrs. Russell on the north by
he north east branch of the river Susquehanna,
N the west b land now oT late uf the heirs of ia.
ob Kerr, decea,ed, ard on the south hy the road
eading from Sunbury TO Dauviile aud land of
Robert Moore, containing 60 Acres more or less.
eary all OF which Is cleared and whereon are
ree'ed a two story frame house and kitchen,