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Hoas.-Akin cut up 200 hogs yes
terday; L. Ruffner & Co. Killed 100;
GaYisk was also busy. The market is
stiff at former quotations. Tender
loins and spare-ribs are only in mod
crate supply.
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Notice.
A0tIC6s
NEWBURGH, Indiana, De

NEwBURGH, Indiana, Dec, Is. 1869.
"a small Gold Hunting Case Lady's
Watch and Chain, lost between New
burgh and Evansville A liberal re-
ward will be given to the finder. Re-
port TO the JOURNAL Office.
dee14tf w. w. HUNT & Co.
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New lOrk colo and sgocR Karat.

Sew iOrk GOiG and SG0CE AarRtt.
By Telegraph. NEW YORR. Dec. II.
MoNEY-Easier and steady at z per cent.
on call loans.
STERLIEG-A shade easier at S5zg61S.
GoLD-i over; opening at l2lzs, advanc-
to l2J1s, ana closing at lz01z9l205s. Clear
ance s3l 100000.
GoyERNafE NTs-Heavy. Coupons of 'Sl,
lls5z@l9i DO. '62, ll35sGlI31s; do. "a ll.5s
glll1s; do, '65, lll5sgllz1z; DO. new. ll4H
glI49s; do. ~. 1879 giI41s; do. '6S, 1I45<a
ll579; 1O-49's, 1O09lO914.
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R~C. b. Martingdale will deliver
a temperance lecture at the new Bap.
list Church tomorrow afternoon, at
three o'clock.
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sewphis HarAet.

~ 1a.sxrapbl MEMPHIS. Dec. ~.
CorFox-A otive and firm at 24c; receipts
III bales; exports 1883 bales; weeks re-
CENTS Iigf5 bales; exports S,6lS bales
stock 1923 bales.
FLOUR Steady and unchanged.
CoRN-921xe.
OATS -G6e
HAY-EZ7 co.
BRAN-E22
PoRK-liQgl2r.
LARD -l9a2Oc.
BULK MEATs-shoulders Isc, and sides
I61zgl7c.
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s For your Holiday Presents buy
one ofAthose beautiful Florence Sew
ing Machines CT A. b. Howard, II
South Second Street. de17-4t
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MAS ONIC.
A

Called Communication Of Evans
vile Lodge, No. GA, Z. & A. NJ,
at their hall, to-day, Saturday.. at
1P.f, TO attend the funeral OF Bro.
Jacob Hatcher a full attendance is
requested. Per order of w. M,
Al. CoLBURH. Sec.
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EB~ A full assortment of those
Boys nice Calf Boots, and q fine case
of extra nice Children's Shoes. just
received at RICKER's.
dec13- MonWed&Fri
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REAL ESTATE TRANSIT ERS. The follow
ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week, ending December Il, as
appears by the County Auditors Records:
Catherine Feldhacker to Adam Will
man, Lot 10, Block l, Northern Enlarge
Jas. P Pa 10 F. Ruston, Lots 10 aud IL,
BLOCK 4, Northeastern Enlargement, for
Il. Ruston to Mary A. Parfett, Lots 10 and
Ii, Block Il, Northeastern Enlargement,
for $500
Heidelbach & Eisas to John Graseurth,
Lot IS, Block 80. Heidelbach & Elsas' En-
largeInent, for $3.50.
Sarah Garrett to John B. Garrett, west
7, TO- for 81 800.
e. s. Martin to VIM. McCrary, Lot IL,
Block 6, Eastern Enlargement, for 5000.
p. Kramer to Simon Koch, two-thirds of
Lots 10 and H. Block Is, Northeastern En-
largement. for S266.
Blower s Garvin to II. ]. Sehlsepfer. Lots
81, 50, 80 and 40, Block 2, Blower q Garyiu's
Enlargement, Tor 81 ,0G0.
]. II. Miller, 8. Y. y, to Peter Mater, Lots
Thomas Seifritz to ID. q. Keller, Lots 4
and 6, Douglas Addition, for $3.50.
Eb. Gross to Samuel Cross, part of Lots
and 5, BLOCK 6, Parrett's Enlargement, Tor
r. r. Roberts toJ. A. Holman, Lots %
and 50, Block 8, Parrett's Enlargement, Tor
John Dennis to Mary E Schultz, Lots u
and Is. Block Il, StockwelI's Enlargement,
for S466.
Andreas Grfefe to Ernst Greisss Lot 2,
Block ?, HOlEgrefe's En- argenent, for SSOJ.
X. r. Roberts to X. Altheides Lots /, z, 81
and 4, Book 3, Parrett's Enlargement, Tor
sl40.
r. r. Roberts 10 Frank & Georgett, Lots
8, 10, IL and II, Book 3, Parrett'a Enlarge
ment, for $3.50.
Henr1etta Raller to John c. SchwiEg. Is
of Lots 10 and 20, Block II, Shapes En-
Iargement, for sos.
Luke Wood ell al TO John Schwing, Lots
10 and 20, Block II, Shapes Enlargement,
for 81 ,O67.
r. K. Roberts 70 Henry BasIey, Lot s,
Block 8, Perrett Enlargement, Tor $50.
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SALES OF Pork TO FLATBoATs.-
The amount of pork that has been
sold 10 the owners of >hatboats that
have stopped at this point. especially
in the way of bulk shoulders and
heads, has been very large. A very
large proportion of the bulk should
ers that have been cut in this city
have been sold to these store boat
raen, who purchase them for the
Southern trade. Our packers sell at
Cincinnati prices.
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THE PRoPER CREDIT.--We are in
formed that the arrest of Read and
his wife, and the attachment of their
goods, at St. Joseph, Mo-, was
brought about through Messrs. War
rcu 4 Madison, the attorneys for the
creditors. They kept track of the
parties through an associate attorney
at st. Joseph, and caused the goods
to be attached as long ago as yesterday
week.
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B The second quarter of Prof.
McBride's Dancing Academy will be.
gin on next Monday evening
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Holiday stock or JsWelry and silver

q. II. JAGEMAN, No. So Main
Street, has now on hand q splendid
stock of Fine Gents and ladies
Gold Watches and Chains, Jewelry
Sets, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
Pens, Silverware, Clocks, etc; in fact,
almost everything in the Jewelry line
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Also, Watches and Jewelry re-
paired, and all work warranted.
de4 dlm7
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DG- Domestic Goods, Dress Goods,
and Cassimeres, very cheap at Schap-
ker. Bussing & Co.'s. - decll
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REAL EsrATE.-The total transfers
Of real estate in our city, the past
week, amount 70 s12, 400 %.
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FoUR OFFICEs-Corner of Second
aud Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to slHsaG. w. SHANKLIN.
de2-tf naea fssZ- i4fss
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sD~ The officers Of the ST. f. x.
Orphan Soeity desire to return the
sincere thanks of the Society to Mr..
John lngle, President of the E. & O.
Railroad. for his kindness in passing
twelve orphan children from the
Asylum at Vineennes, to this city.
THEo. REoHTIN, President.
HENRY X HTTER, Secretary.
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sg See GILBERT 81 Co.'s adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tf
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81 81 90 will buy Rudolph's EN-
prees Kid Gloves, at Schapker, Buss-
ing & Cos. dee11
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Ia Boys Buck Gloves, Wool
Mitts. Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, and Hosiery of all kinds
sheap, at Sehapker, Bussing & Co. 3.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 30 cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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kHrnnran hnrkei.
b Cable.

:. Es;x3c1IL[-AIHSeE-ssteriing BIZ New York
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THE FIRE YEsTERDAY.-At pre-
cisely four o'clock yesterday afternoon
an alarm Of fire was sounded, which
we very soon found to proceed from
the rear of s. e. Gilbert & Co.'S and
Miller, Gardner & Co.'s stores. III. B..
Cassavant, with his squad of work
men, was engaged in putting plastic
slate roof on Gilbert & Co.'S store,
and while heating the coal tar, By
accident some fire was dropped into
one of the tanks, which speedily CON-
munieated to the other. The flames
blazed up quite high, and the black
smoke rolled upward in a dense vol
ume. A large crowd congregated in
short time, and the engines were
ready for duty, but their services
were not needed. Water was Of no
avail. Somebody threw a bucket of
water into one Of the burning tanks.
and it was like adding SO much pow
der. The blaze "fared out" on all
sides, causing the crowd to fall back
in a hurry. Several persons were
knocked down and more OF less IN
jused. This plastic roofing is said to
be FIRE proof, and Mr.. Cassavant lex-
planned to the crowd that it was only
the tar and pitch that had burned (;
the slate powder, which makes it non
combustible. had not been added to it.
The buildings, being brick, were 10
no danger, and the only loss was sus-
tanned by Mr.. Cassavant, amounting
to about twenty dollars.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS RETAINING UNCLAIMED in tho
Post-O1dce at Evansville, State of Indiana,
on the 18th day OF December, 1859.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
win please say g Advert ised. >" giving date.
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= - H111111' 2 W = = A~1vOs
My aged mother has used Cloud S
InuigorQting Cordial for dyspepsia
aud debility, with the happiest re-
salts. I make this testimony unso-
licited, believing the medicine ad-
mirably adapted to the uses for which
it is recommended.
dec15Iw G. b. LII. MARTIN.
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Dancing Academy.

J. L. Mcbride will open the second
term of his Dancing School at Mar
lett's Hall, corner Fifth and Main
Streets, Monday evening, December
20, 1862 All those wishing to excel
In may dances may never have a
better opportunity. Office hours
from 9 A NJ. 10 II NJ, at Marlett's dry
goods store, corner Fifth and Main
Streets. de14-4t
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
ing persons were granted license to
assume the obligations of matrimony,
for the week ending December II, as
appears on the record at the Office Of
S. Sorenson, the efficient and gentle
manly County Clerk:
William Helmer aud Johanna Bunk
mann.
John Thomas Frldiey and Martha Blair.
Washington Stinchfield and Mary A.
Sanders.
EB. ivy man and Margaret Cunning
ham.
Frederic Schaefer and Mena d. Eebe-
John 7. Hutchinson and Mary 4 .Sf1li II.
George ]. Afchle and Catdatine Cramer
LOrenz IIgaear and Gathering II singer
Edwin T. Harper ana AddIe V. GraaaIn.
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CITY N E W S.

SNow.-About two inches Of snow
fell in this city yesterday evening.
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p Buy fine Wool and Broche
Shawls suitable for Holiday Presents,
at dec6l HUGHES S.
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OYSTERS. -Remember that / sell
Maltby's Oysters as low as they can
be bought IN the city.
dec10 IF III. M. ALTERING.
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g- Gents and BOYS Cloth and
Lined Calf Gloves, at Hughes's. Also
a good assortment of Driving Gloves
at low prices. dee6
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D VANsVII.LEI Den. II ~

GRATUIoUs TESTIMONY of Rev. Mr..
Martin, of Vine Street Presbyterian
Church:
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How He FOUND Hrs HOME "A
little boy got lost ono day this week,
and was found by the Deputy Mar
shall. The little fellow could not tel |
his name, and it seemed impossible to
ascertain where he belonged. But
lucky thought struck Charley Nc
Cutchan, and he asked the boy where
his father bought his groceries. The
boy could not tell. Charley then
asked him where he took the pitcher
to get beer, and he Immediately gave
the mau's name. He was taken to the
saloon keeper named, and from thence
soon found his way home.
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SEANCE.-We call attention To the
local notice Of the select seGnce TO %
given o-nieht by the Ven Bomcl-
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HEARTLESS ABANDONMENT
Edwin MED ohnston, who resides near
Elles's Mills, in the First Ward, was
considerably astonishel yesterday
morning, in finding a little child on
his porch, which was nearly stiff from
the cold. The little waif was wrapped
in piece Of old flannel, without any
other apparel, and was in new has
ket. The little one was apparently
three or four days old, and was fine
looking little boy, with very black
hair. How long the child bad been
on the porch when found is not known,
but it is supposed it had been there
several hours. No cloe to the heart
less mother. who thus unnaturally
abandoned her child, has been OBJ
tanned.
Such deeds as this are generally
performed to cover up a mother S
sin, who thus sleeps her soul in
another crime to hide the infamy Of
the first. Such cases are of frequent
occurrence, We regret 10 say, and
attract but passing notice. m
The child was takea charge Ct by
Chris. Hedderich, the Township
Trustee, aud was sent to the Orphan
Asylum. A gentleman called at the
Asylum yesterday evening, and asked
to be allowed to take charge Of the
child and adopt il, and his request
was granted We understand that
the baby will be given into lis charge
to day.
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Ia Irish Linen, Table Diaper,
Shirt Fronts At reduced prices at
dec6 HUGHEss.
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Fine Stores for Rent.

Fine Stores for Rent.
-A7-OS- 50 AND 33 NORTH FIRST ST.
ia The former now occu pied by Miller,
Gardner q Co, wholesale Dry Goods; and
on Elle latter II. EeIdman u Co wholesale
Cloths, ETC., occu the first floor, and the
balance of this building (Which is sepa-
rate) has been used as a wholesale Cloth
ing House by y Gumberts & Co.
Each store is Is feet wide by l40 seet deep
four stores high. with cellars feet in the
clear under each.E
Possession given medlateiy.
To good tenants these stores will be
rented VERY Low. Apply 10
\. &. GILBERT q CO..
Wholesale Grocers.
novI3 If No. 81 North First Street
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gF Schapker, Bussing & Co. s
Mammoth Zone Price Dry Goods
Store is the best place to buy useful
Holiday Presents. dec11
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Christmas Presents.

Buy the Ever pointed Pencil for
Christmas presents. They are cheap
aud useful. For sale at the Journal
Office, No. 6 Locust Street.
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Parsons, SCoyILLE & MoFFETT. =
We omitted yesterday to call attention
to the holiday advertisement of this
enterprising grocery house. BY re-
feTring to it our readers will see that
it il supplied with all the delicacies
of the season, and that Home"
that do not overflow with good cheer
this year cannot say p. S. & NJ. are to
blame for it. A peep in at their
front door is we'll calculated to make
the mouth of an epicurean water.
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HONOR TO WHOM HoNoR.-We I'M
Intentionally, in yesterdays JOURNAL,
gave the credit due one man to an
other. DR.. f. Hutchinson, Dentist,
on First Street, in the old Masonic
Building, was the dentist who gave
Captain w. w. Collins relief from his
suferings 81 neuralgia, superinduced
by decaying teeth, and not DR.. Haas,
as we were led to suppose. DR.. Hutch
inson is one Of the oldest dentists in
the city, aud stands deservedly high
in his profession. DIR. Haas reputa-
ton is too well established to require
credit due another, and we cheerfully
award the credit to DR.. Hutchinson,
where it belongs in this case.
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RAtLRoADL,NEs.

ID EADING RAILROAD.-GREAT TRUNK LINE
III FROM PH1LADELPHIA TO THE ,INnTrERSl,0IiB S,Ii
OF PENNSYLVANIA, THE SCHUNLkILl4 sVs-
QUkHANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND WYOMING
VALLEYS.
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before, to cleanliness and intelligence of
management and had been preceded by in
struction, there might be some good in these
shows; but as things are, they are not only
nonsense in themselves, but very pernicious
and disgusting form of nonsense, doing in
fnitely more harm than good, on what side
soever we regard the whole affair. A large
number of women and young children are
congregated together in bad air. and under
untavorable conditions for health cleanliness,
and decency; there is the chance of infectious
disease, always latent somewhere among the
poor even when not openly displayed, break
ing out when too late to be isolated, and the
consequent chance of fearful disaster; there
is the sure disturbance to the habits and tenn
per OF the mother, and the consequent disturb
ance to the health of the child; and all for
the sake of prize, which is barren of result
"a mere sum of money, which it were better
to give in charity without the pretense of a
claim of earning at all. 1t is to be feared
that children are but doubtful goods to the
poor at the best of times, and n quiver-full is
by no means the prayer of an East End arti-
san troubled to find bread for the hungry
mouths about him; and if people with much
money have pleasure in giving to those with
little, there are only too many to receive, and
occasions never wanting. But let the thing
be done honestly, and with some Judgment,
and let charity and almsgiving be called by
their right names, and not CLOSED over with
this philanthropic, qudSj-scientifc var
nish. baby-show is a mischievous sham
and degrading exhibition, and the sooner
we have seen the last of the kind the better
tor all concerned
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Avo rIoN SALES.

DUNTING. DURBOROW & CO., AUCTION
ID EERS. Nos a3a aud 23l MARKET Street, corner Of
Bank street Successors TO John u. Myers o.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.


SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot, corner Of
BFRKS and AMERICAN Streets, daily (Sundays
eXcepted), as follows:-
At 7'45 A. NJ. (EXpress) for Bethlehem, Allen.
town, EMauch Chunk, Hazleton, Willamsport,
Wilkesbarre, Mahanoy City, PittstOn, and .Tunk.
hammock.
At Gas A. M. (Express) for Bethlehem, Easton.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Pittston
Scranton, and New Jersey Central and Morris and
Essex Railroads.
At 145 P. NJ. (Express) for Bethlehem, Easton,
Maueh Chunk, Wilkesbarrei PittStOn, Scranton,
and HaZleten.
At 800 P NJ. for Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown,
and Mauch Chunk.
For Doylestown at s45 A. NJ, 2'45 and 4.l5 p. M.
For Fort Washington at Gas and 1916 A. M, and
l1'30 7. M.
For Abingdon at 1'15, s15, 500, SPIN.
For Lansdale at $40 p. M.
Fifth and Sixth Streets, Second and Third
Streets, and Union CITY Passenger Railways run to
the new Depot.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
From Bethlehem at 800 A. M, 2lO, 446, and S'26
From Doylestown at 1926 A. NJ, 4'55 and 7.S5 p. M.
From Lansdale at 7'30 A. NJ.
From Fort Washington at 9'20, 1895 A. NJ, and
319 p M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at $50 A. M
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2 p. M
For Abingdon at =. M.
DoylestoWn for Philadelphia at $50 A. M,
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at p, M
Arlington for Philadelphia at p, M
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through at
Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage ExrreA
Office, No. l06 s. FIFTH Street.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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M THOMAS II SONS, NOS. 1S9 AND 141
Nl . S. FOURTH STREET.


Aug = at o'clock, at the auction rooms, by catalogue
assortment of parlor chamber and dining furn-
ture French plate mirrors office iurnture bookcases
extension tables: china and glassware; refrigerators
stoves COO lbs white lead; carpets, matting etc sS2t
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS,- -
IVA QLatey Statesmen for NJ Thomas & Sons)
No. 629 CHESNU Ut Street, roar entrance from Minor.
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Sale No. 59q Chestnut street

Un " Weunesday Morning,
August T. at 10 O'clock at the auction rooms No SEQ
Chestnut street by catalogue, very superior household
furniture etc. fS92t
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
Il Nc. 800 CHESNUT Street, forwards Parcels Paot
ages Merchandise Bank Notes and Specie by its
to R the principal towns aud cities in the Unted States
H. COLEMAN
Huperintend0ak
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN,
MAUCH CHUNK, EAST0N, WILLIAMSBURG
WILKESBARRE, MAHANOY CITY, MOUNT
CARMEL, PlTTSTON, TUNKHANNOCK, AND
SCRANTON.
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BUNTING. DUkBOkOW " w. AUCllON-
ID EERs Nos. g3s aud 23l MARKET Street corner Of
Bank street. Successors to John b Myers 90
FIRST AEGE FAIL SAEE OF BR5TJsH5 DFT H5b6s 5ERENoH
ON Thursday Morning, 49,
Ausust g. at 10 o'clock on four months credit in
DoMEsTICs
ShlEIINGh AND SHkEIlNGS-Au widths OF
hencbed and brown Atawaugan, Portsmouth, Bruins
wick, SunWsidc, NcwbuIyport, etc. &c..
Dem.t fancy shirtiug and hoay, miners. ., -,
BLANKETS. -Allwool white and heavy grey mixed Of
'CkSsfMERFs. Diagonal allvoql blue, sdeband ID.
and M huys. fancy plantation, molcskin, ETC.
SAr1NETs Heavy brown, black aud gold mixed Mon.
JFANs- -Cienmore gold mixed, heavy woolleu, Ken
GiEGHAMs ErC Manchester booktold. Ayrshire.
fancy plnds, Union Pacific checks, etc.
Jeans uscys korsey prints defines, cottonadcs Innings
p''''''' wv ALPACAs
Ao full line Of black alpacas, double warps suitable
''' ''' D''' SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Gases heavy white and grey ribbed various grades.
Gases shirug and sheeng linens, loom dice, damasSs,
Casgs towcing, diaper canvas crash, table cloths
Mus '''' MERCHANT TAmoRs' GOODS ,,,-.--
Pieces French black doesLins tviued cloth, heavy
Pieces fancy sassineres coangs and cloalsngs Italian
'.o'', "',.,, 'O', 10 G5o DozEN HOOP SKIRTS,
OF fashionable 'haPfT P2T%TtHRg lfd tfHag'5CiGl5 CG5FHsy 5}FFfHy
Full lines FRSoy 'S@ %o6GG&N SaGRE Da4f SaKTs R'n'
large GeRRSRf f1R9 q b f9S Fse'' oas'"0''
Full lines s.. 4, and i tape borders l. o hdkfs
Iull lines hUmstitChCd do. do.
Full lines % hcmmcd - do. do.
Five cases 1O4 Lewiston al wool blankets.
live cases lUl Milowdalc do. do.
tO GASES "A FANCY BEAVERS,
especialy suitable to the clothing trade
"a IRISH LINENS
Full line of beached shrting linen, in whole aud hif
pieces, Of wcllknOwu brand.
ALSO,
A line OF supertne "a English meltons
A line of 2UinCh heavy padding
A line of hne TO best quality veveteens.
a line Of fine 20 best quality shirt fronts
a line Of fine TO best quality SWISS nulls.
IS PIECES BLACK SILKS,
Including Is 3Onch splendid quality black grOs du
Rhu, gros grains tatictas, etc
ALSO,
goods, shals, bamoral skirts silk tics umbro
las, tGilors' trimmings, etc. lS33t
FIRST FALL SALE or CARPETINGS, OIL.
CLOTHS, ETC.
On Friday Morning
August t. II O'clock on months credit. about
2O pieces ingram Venetian, list, hemp cottage and
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