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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

Columbia County, ST. In the Orphans Court of
sald county; In the matter Of the estate Of Da-
" Belshllne, deceased, on motion of Mr. Clark
y. II. Liti ie Is appointed auditor to make tisr-
ber6, 1867, JESSE CoLLMAN' CIerk'
me undersigned Will attend TO the duties of his
appointment At his office in bloomsbury on
lle 3.lh DAY 81 January, A.D lsUs, at o'clock D..
M at which time and place all parties inter rested
'Gn adteI.d' Il. IL. LITTLE,
md
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CONGRESS adjourned on the Goth inst,
and will meet again January 9th proxi-
mo 1t has been suddenly discovered
that the Presi dent can be left alone for
a few weeks,
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NEW FURNITURE STORE
AT MAIN VILE, PA.


Would respectfully announce to the public,
that lie has opened new Furniture Store J.
Main lille, where he keeps all kinds Of city aud
home made
FURN NIT URE,
cane bottomcd and hair cushioned chairs, all
styles Of Bedsteads and bureaus, tables and
stands, and all goods In his line. Repairing neat
~ and quickly done. House painting and paper
hanging done at shoEt 90 Ice and reasonable
as short notice faov22'07-Vs
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters lostainentary on the estate Of Abraham
Bergen, late o Greenwood, COIuhlbla comfy Pa,
hare been amted by the Register ofsaid co unity;
70 ABRAHAM BERGEN Browe, of Mannahawkin
rlhlns against the estate tre requested to present
Them to the Executor for settlement and those
knowing themselves indebted tn make pay ment
Nov. % G7- -Bw. Exe"ufor
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AN extensive building is being erect
ed at Jefferson, Greene county, to be
used as a college for the education OF
for the Baptist Church.
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4 SPLENDID CHANCE.

The undersigned, desiring to retire from busi-
ness, would ann ounce TO the public that they
WIN dispose, at private sale Of their entro stock
oi goods, lcDnslsting mainly OF hardware, and
also me lumber yard attached to their store.
ne stock has been wel selected and with special
iHlerehce TO the wants OF the community, and
The property in which the store is, cl IN be
bought or leased. Apply TO or address,
$500 o- =. kNlTTLE. GABLE.
bec-o,b'-Ot Centralia, Columbi County, Pa.
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HLNDERSIlolT'S PHARMACY.
II just received a Winters stock OF pure
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES.
Paints, Oils, Colors, Varnshcs, Dye stuns,
WINpoW-GLAsS, LAMrs, CHANDELIERS,
LANTERNS, SOAP,
pERFUMERY, TOILET
AND FANCY ARTICLES,
which are being sold at astonishingly low prices
PLASTER PARIS AND SILVER SAND
in quantities to suit purchasers.
ur%pERsuOTTS BAI$AM of HoREHoCND
for Coughs ana Colds.
HAIR TONIC,
For promoting the growth Of the Hair.
CAMPIiOR ICE,
for ChappeL Hands aud Sore Lips.
WANTED-Blact Rye tor which n good price
price VIII be paid;
nov22 GIFT
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TN THE ORPHANS, COURT OF

TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
L OluMBIA COUNTY. In the matter OF the
mquiMtlon and valuation of the real estate of
George hcf.wcn, late of Greenwood township,
OoIumb!a county, decd. And now to wit: De-
crmher ith, 1867, ON motion Of W. q. Hurley, the
Court grant Il rule on Daniel McEwen George Me-
EVEN, William +. Mcllwen, Henry /. Mcfwen.
Matilda irwin late Matilda EcEwen, Amanda
ilaymnn late Amanda McEwen, children and
heirs of George Mclwen, decensed 10 apDear at
an Orphans Court to be held at Bloomsbtirg in
una Tor sald county, on the first Monday Of Feb
ru"rS' A. ~ lSOs ana accept or refuse the said cs-
! l.. 3. the same should not be sold. Certified
-C-' rom the records December 4, 1857.
December O. 1867.
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LADIES squirrel and river mink col.
lars and muiis at reduced prices at L.
II. Sharpess's.
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IN THN ORPHANS, COrRT OE

TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
A THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Estate of
Joseph Paxton, late of CatHwissa township. de-
ceased, The undersigned Auditor appointed by
the orphans Court OF Columbia County, to re-
port distribution of the balance in the hands OF
George Hughes John Sharpless and Lloyd Pax
ton, Administrators of Joseph Paxton, deceased,
WI meet the parties Interested, 1Or the purpose,
OF his appointment at his Office in RloomHhurg,
IN said cuuntyn ON Thursday, the 23d day OF Jan
nary, a, n,l't', az 10 o'clock A. H., Of that day.
All the PARTIES interested are requested to ut
tend ON that day or be forever debarred rom
coming IN Tor part or share of said fluid.
,, 4. j. BROCkWhY, Auditor.
Bloomshurg, Dee, T. lS67-lt.
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DIED.

DEMOrT-In Madison Township, on 9TH inst.
Margaret Demott daughter of Jacob Demott,
Esq, aged 40 years, of cancer.
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A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE,

IA ESTATE OF GIDEON SrECKER, DECEASED
Lctiers of administration on the estate of Gideon
Steckcr, late of liemlOck township, Columb Ia co.,
deceased have been granted by the Register OF
SAD county to Moses SteCler and Isaac I.cidy.
All persons having claims or demands ai,ainst
the estate of the decedent are requested to make
them known, and those indebted TO make pay
ment. MOSES STECKER,
ISAAC LEIDY,
Dcc2667. Administrators
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- Il w J y q NJ a Z III | \ l. $
"ro superior to all others for the following rca
,UuS:-
l. Ihvy sew with two threads direct from the
pools, ana requiring no rcwndng.
:. They are more easily understood and used
ana less Iiablc to arrangement than other ma.
chimes.
!. They are capable of executing perfectly with.
out change of adjustment, much greater variety
of work than other machines.
I. The stitch made by these machines Is mech
more firm, elastic, and durable, especially upon
articles which require TO be washed and iron,d
than any other stitch.
o. THIS stitch, owing to the manner in which the
under thread is inwrOught, is much the most
plump and beautiful in use, and retains this
plumpncss and beauty even upsa articles fre.
qucntly washed and ironed until they are worn
out.
6. The structure of the seam is such that, though
1t he cut or broken at intervals of emily few
stitches, it will neither opcn run, nor ravel but
remain firm and durable.
7. Unlike other machines, these fasen both
ends of the seam by their own operation.
&. With these machines, while silk is used upon
the right or face side of the seam cotton may bee
| used upon the other side without lessening the
strength or durability of the seam. This can be
done on no other machine, and is n great saving
upon all articles stitched or made up with silk.
o. These machines, in addition to their superior
merits as Instruments for sewing, by a change VI
| adjustmSnt, easily learned and practised, exesu.
| the most beautiful and permanent embroidery
and ornamental work.
In addition to their family machines they have
| also the
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Market Report.
LUMBER.

HHemiocS Boards per thousand feet..,.,.,.,, lG co
ilHio my s,.,, =" zone inchJ ...... ISt2O
J0ist Scanting, Plank, GIomlocli) ........ Ij 90
ShInsies NO. per thuusand."................ = 90
Siding #. ",'',,,,,'''''''''''' ,.,''' n G G9
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tn THE ORPHANs' COURT OF

L COLUMBIA COUNTY, Estate of VILLA N H.
'.oherts, late Of Jackson township Columbia
county, The undersigned, auditor appoint ed by
ana ADJUST me rates ana proportions Of tho as
scls ui thS deceased, in tho hands of Abr aham
louhg, admnihlaturo William l.. Robert =, de-
ceased, 70 ana among the creditors in the order
yslahllsnes ny law, WIN meet the creditors of the
ly''bcnl ana All other persons Interested at the
once OF the Recorder OF Deeds in Bloonii burg
~ and lor snld county, for the purpose OF h is ap
lolhllnchl, ON saturday, the 9Th day of january
1865, at 10 o'clock Il. M. uf said daV, All nHrtiSs
M interested 4 are requcstcd To attend on thu, day
anu press lhclrc or he forever deharro< from
coming IN lCf a part or share of the fund.
JOHN q. FREEZE, Auditor.
bloomsbury, Dec 9, 1867.
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LOT OF ROUN Nd.


situate in the town Of Orangeville, Colu mbia
county. bounded by land OF a. Il. Stewart and
Icter Achenbach, by Main street in front, and an
aIley IN rear, Whereon Is erected good two-story
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T | m @
/ I c IN
Me { j
E IN | /

ANA me different transpOsitiOrs there
OF are all ut the same time Latin words.
These words in English rs well as Latin,
may be either read upward or down.
ward. Their Specification rs Latin
words are as follows: Time-fear thou:
Hem-likewise; Meti--to be measured
Emlt-he buys.
sss- Bon Butler thinks that "with the
ballot in their hands, the negroes of the
Eouth will be able to protect them.
selves" No doubt Of it. Those of Ala
bama took ten dollars day and twenty
cents a mile each way, to ''protect them.
selves" and thoseof Louisiana, Georgia
and Virginia are taking eight dollars
day for the same purpose. So protected,
and with what they are stealing in the
way OF cotton, stock, etc., what more do
they want?
bS- The Madison Wis., Sentinel tells
a good story on a gentleman of color,
formerly on the staff of Col. Tom. Rey.
nolds, of Madison. "Tom. brought
home with him from tho army his
trusty servant, q gentleman of color,
and to use his own language, ms black
as the ace of spades One day he re.
marked TO the sable African that the
Democrats were AFRAID that If the ne
groes We're allowed TO vote they 1.-THE
Democrats would have {, snarry them,
'Kunnel,' replied the edarkey, they need
not have the least fear, for cery Jsw Of
or people erer marry into he Uemoyuf-
&C purity"
RF Paymaster- General Brice SUBJ
mitted anestimate for the FIRST Military
District, General SchofeId's, namely.
$4,000, to complete the payment of ex.
peeses OF registration and election, and
for current expenses. This sum added
to the amount tofdefclencles above civ.
en-, makes sll ,20s, 264 "a the actual de.
nciency for which appropriation should
be made. The Paymaster- General also
shows the necessity of an approximation
OF b0, 900 for reconstruction PURPOSES in
the Third Military District General
iope'sl, and Il total appropriation of
sl,2S2,25i. "
Ssy- The Sergeant-at.Arms of the
Hump House has pocketed 1856, 900 out
or the public funds rs fees for summon
Ing witnesses before the Impeachment
and other committees which were ap-
pointed by the Ruinp TO "smell' around
for schemes to bolster up the falling for
tunes ofthe Radical organization. From
this sum guess may be made of the
amount paid as fees TO the witnesses in
mileage, salaries of members, officers
and clerks, and for stationery, print.
ing, etc., etc. Millions of dollars viii
be required to "feot" the bills.
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IMPROVED DOUBLE LOCK
STITCH MACHINES.


making stitch alike on both sides This Com.
pany make both the Lock and Double stitch Ma.
chimes, so that persons having preference can
select such as. they like best and If not suited can
exchange for the other, thusglyi the public the
advantage Of this arrangement. They also make
the newly invented
no. / LOCK STITCH MACHINES
an advance upon all machines heretofore known
for sewing with The LoCk-Stltch. II is of great
power ana strength, especially adapted for tailors,
ShocmoSorS, hurncss-malicrS, carriage-trimmcm
ANA for all descriptions of work to which the
lock-stitch is applicable. 1t works with equal
facility si;, cotton, or linen thread, and will
the finest muslin as well as the thiclicst leather
iricc 50; with lfcmmcrs, So. Their No.9is
Il LiGUV RtNNING MI CHINE,
containing many improvements, adapted for tai.
h1riug, y"st-mail!Ea, light Shoomaking, as well ~,
for muliiy sewing Large numbers of these ma.
chimes "r" in use, and they give universal salts
octpn Nonr vino have seen this machine will
Willingly use the noisy and cumbrous lock-sllcn
with Ilaumgrs, go.
tne-" maCun"s OF every description can tg hNd
at the uecu,'. Office ln'Bloomsburg, at positively
.rc manumoiurcr'~ prices, to which the attention
W! the public is especially invited.
T. II. MASTERS, A0eHt,
Hdyinon's BGldug,
BLooMsBUHU.
Mul2I61-1yI Columbia Couhty, Pa.
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philadelphia Markets.

THURSDAY, December 30 1851
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THE GROVER u BAKER

> Il w J y q NJ a G III n L $
'ro superior to all others for the following rca.
SONS -
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AUCTION SALES.
r UMBER, &c, AUCTION

DRror ouAnrpanAsrRR's OPTICS, .
WAsHIHaToH, D. c., June "a, 1887.
On MONDAY, July Let, commencing at 10 o'clock,
q. m, will be sold At Government Lumber Yard foot
Of Tenth street, by order Of the ousrermsstsr Gen
eral, under the supervision Of Captain JAMES o.
PAYNE, q. n, q lot Of second hand Lumber, con &.
Stating In part Of
80, 226 feet A. flooring;
~, coo feet 3E9 and 10 soantling;
q, 1913 feet l0xl0 seantlingi
20, 900 feet 2x0 joist;
80, 900 feet 2x8 and Joist;
1900 feet 2x4 joist
81, 0oy feet n siding
u, 8 o feet 40 sullings;
10, 600 feet Sx4 scantllnR;
10, 500 feet S.ineh battsns;
$50 feet door cAstipgs;
1000 feet piekets;
$40 feet window sills
722 feet window sash;
S6l window frames;
$50 doors;
800 feet 2.inch lumber;
20 boxes window wsigbts, and lbs;
once building, l2xl2 feet containing about
1000 feet lumber
l mess house, 1879 feet, eonta!n ming about
$500 feet lumber;
Carpenter benches, Once building, posts,
desks, sc.
Ten days are allowed In which to remove pur.
ehases.
Terms; Cash, in Government funds.
CHAs. II. ToMPKINs,
je25 Brsvet Brig. Gen, Depot ousrtsrn'r.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-rhe alarm of fire last
evening about hall. past Eve o'clock was oeca.
stoned by the ignition Of the lumber which had
been placed in the drying.roOm attached to and
belonging to the Phoenix Planning MIL OF
Louisiana avenue, between Twelfth and Thir
teenth Streets Smith Grant, proprietors
The alarm came from box 3S. Franklin Engin'
House, and quickly the entire IRE brigade OF the
District were on the spot. Copious streams o.
water were poured upon the lumber, and the
damage will be very slight. The upper tiers oil
plank were not scorchsd, and save the water
there was no other injury.
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WARRINGTON ZoUAvEs.-T This company
beld their regular meeting last night at theii
armory Magess Hall, Tho committee on uni
form made their report which was unanimously
aJopted The uniform will be made by Mr
George Harper, of this city, and complete will
cost less than S25 The company propose al
their next meeting to elect officers; Immediately
after which Mr. Harper will proceed to take the
measures for uniforms.
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Picnic OF THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT So
clEry-The picnic of the above association
which was to have taken place yesterday was
owing to the inolemency Of the weather post
ponsd to Wednesday, the 10Th instant The oh
iect of the pic MO Is for good cause, the FUND
derived being appropriated to the poor Ever.
shoul procure a ticket and thus aid a worthy
object, The picnic will come of at the Seventh
street park.
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INFORMAL MERTISG.-An informal meet
ing of the members Of the late Washington Light
Infantry was held last evening at the public
house OF Mr. Gorbutt, corner Of Eighth and
streets. There were representatives. OF comPa.
MES A, B, and G present, and Mr.. H. dorbutt
the subject Of reorganization, and decided to
send notices to former members to attend a
meeting at the same place on Thursday evening
when the matter will be more fully cRnVassed.
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as- This movement Is entirely separate from, and
has no connection with any other enterprise.
Address all orders aud Communications, with
GEORGR W THOMAS,
Managing Director,
Ie22tf No $40 Pa. ave, Washington, d. q.
az Editors are respectfully Invited to notice this
NATIONAL oFFRRIEa" Of sympathy and philRn-
thrOpy and to lend such aid as their benevolsnoe
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REV. DIR. SAMSON CONC TO EURoPE.-
Rev DR.. Samson, president of Columbian Col
Isge, will leave for Europe Immediately on the
oless Of tho commencement, which takes place
on Wednesday next,
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CoNDITIoN of the thermometer IN the
shade for June "a, as observed at W 3, Thomp,
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue "a, m, 49, II IN TO- SP'
M, 78i p. m, ".
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PROOFS AL -.
,DRoPosALs FOR NAVY CLOTH

NAvr DipARrxrST, }
BUREAU PRo.uIoss AND CIoTHIsa,
Proposals, sealed and ..Sorssd Proposals for
Navy Clothing will be receives Al this Burssu I'M
ialy next, for TEN THOUSAND PAIRS BLUE
ssArlNET TROUSERS, 1000 pairs deliverable in
NV York and 1000 pairs in Boston; siso, TEN
| thhUusAsD BLUE FLANNEL oVRRsHIRTS, 5000
a,Io, Nela 10 New York, and 4, 900 In Boston both
| ~ ~ Of the navy standard and delivered
n,,ne NaNy Lsrds At the above named places
wNhln SKY dAys Nter notification Of the aoesptpnes
de proposal, ana 'a.rs pass the usual Inspection.
TOT aeseilphpn 2, ths aldslss, and the paeksgss
to contain them bidders rstsrred 10 The sampler
at the said Nav Yard, and for ipformstion On pan
phet form) regarding eontraets the oface. az III.
Commandants and psymsstsrs Of the several Navy
Yards. '
Every Offer must be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by one more responsible per.
sons to the effect that he they undertake that til.
bidder bidders will II bis or their bid be accepted
enter into obligation within ave days, with good
aud sufficient sufeties, to furnish the articles pro
posed the responsibility Of the gusranors to be eer
ned to by the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the
District In which they reside.
No proposal tohi Be considered unless dccoplpd-
nisd BY such guarantee, and BY sdttsJdcfory evf-
dsnce that hs bidder u regular dealer IN the art
Gle and has The license required bv act Of Conorsss
jelS.law4w II. BRIDGE, Chief Of Bureau.
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The SURRATr TRIAT.-Owing to press
of other matter, we are necessarily compelled to
defer the publication of yesterdays proceedings
In this case. For the purpose OF connecting the
evidence, We will publish the proceedings OF yea
terday In to.mOrrow's issue OF the REPUBLICAN
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BAsrARDy.-William Lee, colored, was
arrested at the suit Of Angelina Crump' who
charged the defendant with being the father oil
a child by her, and for which she claims support.
Justice Tucker required him to give security toF
the maintenance OF the child.
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The MAYORS ANNUAL MEssAGE-On
our outside will be found numerous extracts
from the Mayors annual message to the CITY
Councils, which Is voluminous, but an aole aoea'
msnt and contains many good suggestions.
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OvERNMENT HORSES AND
" MULES FOR SALE.
DEPOT oULRTKRNAsrHR's oFFics,t
WASHINGTON, D. C., June q, 1887.
viii be sold at Public Auction, on "WEDNESDAY,
June 20, at the Eastern Branch Corral, under the
supervision Of Captain James O. Payne, Assistant
ouattermastsr, commencing at IL o'clock, noon,
ELEVEN HORSES AND TWO MULES,
reported as unssrvceable, but good for farmers
Animals will be sold singly.
Terms; Cash in Government funds.
CHARLES II. T0hPKlNs,
js2i.N Bvt. Brig. Gen Depot ouar'sr.
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Id AUCTIoNERRs
Stores Sl6 and SIT, South west corner
FennsylvaniA avenue aud Ninth street.
AUCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND OTHER PROP.
BRTY WHICH HAS REMAINED IN THE GUS
toby OF The METROPOLITAN POLICE OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FOR A PERIOD
OF MORE THAN SIX MONTHS.
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, Of property taken by the Metropolitan Police
consisting Of Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, Knives,
Pistols satohels, Boots, Shoes Wallets Packages Of
Money &c, will take place at the once Of the Metro
politan Police Detectives, No. 2 Louisiana avenue
(uearly opposite the City HAIL. on MONDAY, July
|, 1857, at half-psst 10 o clock, q. m.
This sale, authorized by act Of Congress Of July &c.
1862, will continue until tho articles remaining in
the custody Of the Property Clerk more than six
months, as designated In a catalogue prepared shall
be sold.
Terms: Cash In current funds.
| All persons who have lost Money aud Property, by
theft or otherwise, which may be embraced 10 the
catalogue, are hereby notified to call and identify
the same prior to the day Of sale, or they will lose
| all claim thereto.
| The catalogue Of articles to be sold eau be eX
amined at the ofncs ofths Property Clerk.
| By order, GRO r HRRRICK,
| js24. IS, 20 Property Clerk.
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We have the pleasure Of announcing 10 our nu ,
msrous friends and the public IN general, thAt We
2Sa Penusylvauia avenue, between Ninth Ald Tenth
streets, the manufacture ut
ICE CRRAMs, WATER ICES,
ROMAN PUNCH. FROZEN CUsrARD, Ss,
Of all the most delicate haVoIsl at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
We have made our selection Of the most choice
Creams from Orange County, New York, Pennsylya,
MIA Delaware aud Maryland Diaries We VIII
guarantee the public that We viii use the
VERY BEST MATERIAL
In manufacturing the above mentioned Mittes. Hnu
with our vast machinery and facilities aud Tue CON
petence Of our Foreman, who has been employees ~
Philadelphia at the business In the most PIolh'heu
houses for the last twenty seven years, we eel ~
6dsnl that we eaa offer the public An AllSle Whsh
| SSnnot be surpassed In this country. All We AsA
s a sinEls trial, which will convince tue "o' '"'
| tidOus, ,,,, ,,.,.,..,.o o.. ~ "a m
lilies, Hotels, Festivals, Pit,Nss EheutsS ms ~
| DSlyeIod 10 ali parts Of the city Tree OF charge
| D'"'''N ~ HARVEY 4 CO,
ils.W $50 PsnRSylVAniA avenue
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COLUMBIAN CoILRGE EXHIBITION. - A
speciaI report of the exercises Of the preparatory
exhibition of Columbian College, at the lhlr'
tenth street Baptist church, last evening was
pur columns has unavoidably crowded 1t out this
morning We will publish II in full tomorrow,
giving a synopsis Of the addresses, names OF the
IVsssi,Iul pupils, &',
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nooRs, SASH AND BLINDS,

The undersigned would most respectfully lnNt,
builders aud others to call aud examine his stock 81
how AND DOOR FRAMES MOULDINGs BRACk
Ers NEwEL Posrs &C., at his store, No. AZ Massa'
ehusstts avenue, between sixth and Seventh, oppo'
site Northern Liberties Market where nc lItepus "
keep constantly on hand all the various sizes aud
qualities at the lowest cash prices. Also odd sized
work made TO order. ,, D,,,,,n
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