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, 1894-04-23
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feline unru6en befiircbtet.
, 1894-04-23
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8ersr0Berung 6eS llniOerittdts 93olpttaleS
etnen 8ettrag bon $4,000 5ugeptelen.
, 1894-04-23
ShiffSnabribten.

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v&baetia" bon Samburs.
, 1894-04-23

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, 1894-04-23

Sine 0epei1e an bic Shines" bon 9tt6en
iaqt, baB acht O0rfer inn 8e8irf Q(talonti
burcb bas GrObeben 3erit0rt ilnO 48 Berz
ionen getootet murben. Sn Qltben limb ale
S9ulen gei6loiicn.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-14
CURRENT COMMENT.

II doesn't make a room any cpoier
to put q fT1eze around the walls
Counterfeit quarters. of very heht
weight are IN extensive circulation.
1t Is necessary 10 nreet good IucR
half way. bu, bad luck will chase you.
Every civilized patton OF rhe world.
even China and Japan. now has q
weather bureau.
A doeked horse is far more hkely to
get his tail over the reins and kich
than long.tailed one.
A man versed In language heard ten
different tongues spoken while ha
walked across the Brooklyn bridge re-
emily.
A svmp thetsc str.kp rs one so enrs-
Deered by ms managers as To deprive
strikers Of me sympathy Of the com.
munity
Iu the United States there are over
CS.0oO post Offices. Sixty seven thou
sand OF them do not pay running ex-
Ienses.
The custard pie is the poor mans
natural dessert There is no srietoc-
rslcy about the custard pie. That is
10 say, no upper crust.
This season rhe summer girl Is more
summery than ever. and Is b evidence
at all the resorts where eligible young
men DO most cOngre9ate.
'Dar ain much practical use," said
Cncfp Eben. "in de kind oh ptI1itancc
dat comes after mans done ct de
chicken what he Gathered de night
befch."
Prod. Brewster OF Yale, aSseTts that
there are more abandoned farms In
Kansas than IN New England, and
that they are abandoned for better
reasons.
1--WE are such stuff as dreams arc
made on" quoted the cheese sand
wien to the Welsh rabbit and the
string band In the corner started in
again.
Washington has salmon fisheries
worth 81 10000 a year. and catches
10000 fur sesils. II exports ss.0o0.00o
worth Of lumber and coal. and raises
1900 600 bushels ~ wheat.
Fr,end-"Now that you have made
millions, what wiz you dor' OH Bull
lion-"I shall retire and amuse myself
telling people what burden wealth
is- and how happy was when I was
poor"
"Yoh KANT allus depen' Oh whut you
hyeah.' said Cp1e Eben. "'Tin't
necessarily de young man dat shoots
off de mos' fab crackabs on dc Fourf
90 July dat I'd be de fus' ter eniis' ef
wah broke out"
The two steamers Tor the American
rne building in thc Cramps yard are
known as "tbe saints" one being the
ST. Louis aud the other the ST. Paul.
The Transcript observes that they are
expected TO go like sin.
The most easily digested meats, ac-
cording to q scientific journal. range
In the following order Cold mutton,
mutton chops, venison. tenderloin, sir
loin steak. lamb chops, roast beef, rab-
TIT, rabbit meat and chicken.
The railroad workmen who destroys
railroad property IN order that the
railways may be able TO pay better
wages. possess a loaic more compli-
mentary 10 the urgency of their de
sties than to their common sense.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-14
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

The first theological seminary in this
country TO open Its doors to women
was the Meadville Theological school,
which graduated two women in 1855.
BY the census OF 1890 the church
property in rhe United States was
valued at S679, ,694, ,439, and IL is es-
,imated that yhe yearly increase is
S30,000,0O0.
According TO the best Biblical schol.
ars, the width OF the Red Sea at the
point where the children Of Israel
crossed Is about five miles, and Is
known as Ras Atakah.
The Christian Herald reioices in the
announcement that it has through its
readers and friends paid the first
81 900 to Mr.. D. I. Moody for the work
Of the Moody Bible Institute
The Irish Presbyterian church is
growing but II is taking its time. 1t
reports 104,57S members IN 1894. a
gain Of 1,S6S over the past year. The
total income is S540,000. little more
than So for each member.
The Patriarch of Alexandria. now
ninety-tive years of age, and who has
been a bishop for ifty-five years. is
said 10 be the senior bishop of Chris
tendon. Next 10 him come Archbishop
Kenrick, OF St Louis, who was con-
secrated fifty-three years ago and
Pope Leo XIII, who was consecrated
ffty-one years ago.
The iron and steel TO be used in the
new Salvation Army headquarters,
New York. weighs over 400 tons. and
1t is estimated that 100000 bricks
will be required. 1t is said that tho
whole building, including the site,
will cost only 81 for each $4,000 spent
annually for hquor by the people Of
America.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-14
A Novel WAY to Colinc, a nuL

Quite c novel suggestion in the way
Of bill-collecting was made the other
day through the mistake of a man
mailing two letters in this city. He
had had considerable difficulty In per
suadinR young woman that his goods
had not been sold TO her for the mere
pleasure Of selling, and finally she had
dismissed his messenger with the state
ment that she cid not want to hear
from him again Nothing was left for
the merchant TO do but TO resort to the
United States mails He accordingly
sat down and wrote TO the young
woman letter which was characterized
rather by terseness and vigor than by
any terms of affection. Fortunately
or unfortunately for him, he had SO.
cial acquaintance with another young
lady in the same house and while he
had his pen he thought he would write
TO her, too, personal letter. When
he came to direct his envelopes.
though, he sent the dunning letter to
his personal friend and his personal
letter TO his debtor. IL is needless to
say that the mistake was corrected
within q few moments after the re
ceipt Of the letters, but the debtors
chsgrin at the revelation of her posi-
tion TO another was SO great that she
paid her bill Immediately. Washing
ton News.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-14
EvgNTiDE.

The Daylight dies. TIE eseaine air
lssril sDi very stu,
The mtll-stream makes : erowsy hnm
About tbs gray old mil,
The bleat Of sheep sounds full apd oeeo
From ne pastures on the hfl
Nov every rude aud jarrirg sound
That yeyed The sarisn day
is hushed % rcs., the tired vinds
In whispers Gle away;
Across ,he dsrkouine felds l hear
The schoolboys stil ct pisT.
Down the still stream the city oells
Come Dropping clear and thin;
On rurple-ssndaled feet the nigr1.
The tranquil night draws IL
The dreaming cir Is sweet snd rRs
With the smell Of jesssnine
Tie glosnin2. IKE . halo eraw,
Rests on the viilaae church.
The fading lights gild tenderiy
The little ivied porch:
Or ever the yellov harves, moon
Hath ~ her r,idcy torch
or, might the pesos a tie twilight bccr
Drop deep into my breast
And quiet there each daylight care
That or M sp!rit 7rest,
That my heart night be unfet;erei- free.
Aud lie uatvro's hesrt--gt rest
Golden rnys
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-14
COLlOOUlM SPICE.

A cornet player who cannot attend
Che band meeting should send Il sub
o-toot.-Siftings.
II you can distinctly and rapidly re-,
peat British breeches the gold cure
has been succass.--Chicago Herald.
Thine is generally the best medi-
cine. but Your creditors don't Ike
zoo muoh Of H. all the same-Yon-
kers Gazette.
Professor Ito medical sudent-Mr.
Dosel9ts, viii you please name the
bones vi nhe skull Student per
plexed)-I've got them all in my heal,
professor, but tine names don't strike
me at the moment.-Tt1prh
ENaspemted Young Mistress lafter
wordy argument with her cook )--
Why, Bridget, IL perfectly absurd
Dither you or l must be crazy. Bird
get Cproudly)-Sure and wouldn't be
so bald rs 10 Think ye had no more
sinse than TO keep a crazy cock. -
Truth.
Little Ethel-,lohnny took my ban
ana. MOther-JOAnuy what do yOu
NEAR" ~ Little Johnny It was all in
the game, mamma. sald; Lets
play Broadway" and she said "All
wight" and 80 she got a table for a
banana stand and then | was po-
hcenan and walked past Good
News.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-14

The commou PQIIpus hea tho most
wonderful power OF life Cut one into
dozen pieces and dozen creatures
are the result Two havo been sliced
and joined together, producing mon
sters with two heads When turned in
side out like glove finger they do not
seem 10 notice any change or sustain
any inconvenience
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-14

A BAD boy Is condensed eussedness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
SOCIETY NOTES,
Tell mo. ye whispered winds.
That tlout tho autumn breeze,
Is here II way TO keep my pants
From bAgEinR at tue kneesE

On last Saturday at Wesley NJ. Z. par.
sonage, by Rev. J. i. QuigR. Chas. P.
Jones Of New Castle hunured aud Miss
Maggie Ii. Grantlin, OF Maryland, wele
married.
Niles Magic Msree. Is the guest OF Miss
Nudge FAIRIES OF Smyrna.
Miss Huttie Wilson and Henry D. Ella.
son were married oy Rev. n. NJ Browne
at Middietown on Tuesday afternoon.
Niles Eta Shape colchester has returned
from visit TO friends ct Odessa.
Mias Susie Is. Endriss of this city and
William U. Conway OF Moore's, Pa.
were recently married by RevJ. S.Quigg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

The graduating class OF 1894. Whining.
toms Homeopathic Hospital Tratnln
School for Nurses, will he held IN the N ew
Century CLUB on Tuesday OF next week.
The graduates are Emma Q. Hardin. Vir-
mie U, krussn. Alice Fox. Ida Moore
and Rachael X. Galnor. This is the pro.
gramme.
Music. 49,. --... ....
PRAYER. the Rev. II. d. Speak man,
Piano 30 o. Chant du Brdcouier." ..... Ritter
50 Merry swift.
Report OF Training SET DOL, Miss Mary White
Songs
a. The Daily Question" Myer Helmund
u. "Orphons Wi h Ills Lu.e,' ..... Park er
Nj s Lore -
Addre;B DIR. W Is, Van lennep. Philadelphia
Violin SOLO. Airs de Ballet ....... De Beriot
MSS tl-ie swift.
Address to graduating class,
Dir. l.. A. klttenger.
sonRs.
a The Promise of Life". .Cowen
b. Serenade. "liurk Hank. the Lark -
.s's...E.,'..Ftt.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS swirl
Miss We din.
Presentation of d y omas,
c. W. Pnsey. president board of trustees.
Song n
Margaret al the Spinning Wheel. Schubert
MIS- Lore
Prayer and beneIIctiun,
The Rev. Philip b. CabelL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
The NUMBER

OF Boys we clothe each sea.
son would make a good sized
army.
1t needs especial care and
pains to get their garments just
right, but we are amply repaid
by the satisfaction expressed by
mothers.
It's really a wonder to most
folks how we are able to pro.
duce such Little BOYS Suits as
we are showing for $3.50, SD,
So. 80, S4.00 and $500.
There seems to he no wear
out to them, and are as good
and stylish as you'd not expect
to get, except by paying as
much more per suit.
Little Boys Suits as low as
1925.
Bring the lad in and let us
fit him out.
Numerous styles of Refer
Suits ard Overcoats for Little
and Big Boys, ....- 1855.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

The directors OF the Baltimore Il Ohio
Railroad Company yesterday decided TO
reduce the semi. annual dividend to 2 per
cent. For years the prevailing rate has
been 81 per cent In explanation Of their
action the board say.
During the spring and early summer
OF this year heavy losses OF revenue wero
Incurred by the protracted strike OF about
six weeks on coal, and over two months
on coke. The net earnings for the elk
months from January to July were,
of2 per cent, leaving balance to the
credit OF profit and loss"
The board also declared the customary
seml-annual dividend OF per cent, on
the stock OF the Washington branch. The
stateinent OF earnings AMI expendituie s
Tor tue entire system for the quarter en-.
ding September 80 shove net decrease
S4S5. as compared with the same period
last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
GOING OUT or BUSINESS,

A Big Philadelphia Clothing niaaufactursr
doing Ont of Buslness, Prices Slaughter
cd. Values Remarkable. 5Og Market
ST., Wilmington, Delaware.
Tho financial condition OF the country
is Simply awful. Money tighter than for
many years aud the consequence IL many
houses are going to the wall with q
crash. One OF the largest and best known
ciotnlng manufacturers going out OF the
clothing business has rented the building
eWMarket street, Wilmington, Delaware
Tor the express purpose OF disposipg of
the stock.
IN these times things must be low.
Prlceu TO seu quickly. Realizing this the
nrm mas ordered to sell for twenty
hve Cents on the Dollar. This Is an awful
sacrifice "a terrible slaughter, but IL Ia the
only way to raise money at once and
money must be raised, Never before hus
such line. fashionable and perfect lifting
Clothing been offered at such ridiculous
prices as these.
II you don't think 1t worth the money,
bring it back. no matter what the cause
10. MeD's line chinchiila Oyercoats
50 30; guaranteed worth ga. 90. Mems OK.
ira line quality Overcoats. So 90; guaran.
teed worth $500. THIS Overcont Is silK
faced and is magnificent Overcoat, and
is positively worth $500.
Also 1000 different styles OF overcoats;
SILK and eatln.lined, equally as cheap An
elegant pair Of Mems Pants for 81 cents;
worth $500 Mems extra quality pants,
si.do; worth $500. Mems fine pants.
$los; worth Is 90. And 1000 styles OF
custom made pants equally as cheap. A
splendid suit OF mons clothes, 1922;
worth 5000. Mems Fancy Mixed Suits
$i.0S. worth 1890
IL you don't think It worth the money,
bring it back no matter what the cause Ia
Mems extra quality Suits, So 99-Lalior
made; worth Sl5 90. Boys fine cheviot
suits, 81 As; guaranteed worth 400.
foys' line cashmere suits, Sad; worth
1900 Boys heavy cloth Pants. 10 cents;
worth rs cents.
Don't fall to come and examine goods at
the opening of THIS Great sale.
COG Market Street. Wilmington, DeIa.
ware, has been rented for this Great Cloth.
ing sale which is now going on II you
want to save money. don't stay away
from this sale. Open every evening un.
I'll O'Clock. Car fare paid to ali pur-
chasers residing out OF town. Don't
forget the address, No. 500 Market street,
Wilmington Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
Third edition.

A Briiilanr SeidI Audience Looked For.
The Ferd Fulimer Club expect pack cd
house next Thursday night when the
6eidl Orchestra appears at the Grand
Opera house together with Sig. Campau-
arr. Public sentiment almost entirely
seems 10 he with the Club In its under
taking OF bringing the big orchestra here,
and M the time for the concert approaches
the stir becomes more and more felt. 4 he
Woman's Chorus Clut voted the OF her
evening to adjourn their regular Thurs.
day night praetice on the 25tn, and attend
tho Seidl Concert. Undoubtedly the
Opera House will Do crowded to the doors
The concert promises TO he the most
enjoyable that Anton Ssidl has yet given
In this city for the reason that tho mum.
beers are ali OF the most attractive sort,
bright, melodic and beautiful, classical
enough Tor those who take to the classic.
al butthe very exotic OF what Is delight.
ful In theme and melody. No more al.
Turing program has been arranged by
Mr. Seidl for any city In the country dur.
ing the entire year. Lampauiris siux.
Ing will add much to the pleasure OF the
audience also There IS hardly another
baritone In this country 30 pleasing us
Campauari, both MS to voice amt intense
energy IN bearing out the nature of his
songs. The entire orchestra OF 81 artlsss
will take part "zm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

That tho only democratic daily in tho
State Is publishing soven life like carlcu-
lures Of me leaders OF The party in New
,.stle ounty Inc picture IN last even.
ing's issue WAS u - ucKoo" and greatly
admired by nil the democratic readers OF
That paper.
lh,t the big four Chief OF Polio Dolun.
AMBASSADOR Bayart. Detective Barney
McNsy, anh Tho ZION. Gcorge q ray at.
tractou 80 much attention while walking
arm IN arm IN pans Oh tuesday evening"
lhat the iIemOcfnts are 50 scared
over the new Democratic ticket just put
IN tie lie d.
That 81 tnhny mechanics filled the An.
dItoliin To Overlooking to hear Senator
Frye opsa on W-dn-7lay evening"
l'mt N newnpdpers nave suoh small
Calculations except the old RtpUBLICAS.
lint ev"t5 body eau run u newspa per
better tbnu tha men who have been
brought up II tue husluess?
Hat 1t Is easier To had fault than 1t 10
to tIHlptt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

Tho operate extravaganza. 'li93," will
be presented at the Grand Opera House
on Saturday afternoon and evening. The
management have retained all the artists
that scorad individual successts during
the New York and Boston runs. The coIu-
pany ia accompaniol by It's own orcbes.
ira which is particularly essential o the
production OF musical entertainment
and an extra expense few managers nave
the hardihood to incur, Mr.. Rlces repu
tation for securing handsome ladles of
the chorus, Will, IL Is assured. stand the
strain OF investigation In this urgaui2a.
tion, Tor 1t contains more beautiful fe-
malice than has ever been gathered to-.
getber under one management.
The enormous expense attached to this
engagement justili1s tho charge OF grort-
~ increased prtees. but the manngem snt
has been prevailed upon to adopt the
2 ale OF prices ordinarily charged In New
York and Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

w ANTED BOARDING IN private family
w by a lady u friend) nice room central
location. Address +. this oIlo. olS II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

William Johns and George Brown, col.
ored were two Of four men WHO engaged
In game OF crap in le.nhy's house. An
alteration arose and ohns threw the dice
at Harry Macy. They then ca me out on
the street at Fifth and Walnut and live.
~ time ensEed. Efioks aud coal were
grough. into sci vice and Macy picked up
Johns and dashed him
In the Municipal Court this morning
Johns and Brown Were liDal ~ anu costs
by Deputy Judge EnmOns for disorderly
conduct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
ESTABLISHED 1S43.
Feathers

Steam Dressed, Live Picked,
selected and deodorized Geese
Feathers.
We have for years been head
quarters on feathers, and a
guarantee accompanies every
pound of feathers sold as to
sweetness, cleanliness and pur.
ity. Our selected "a" grade is
absolutely the finest in the
market.
They are put up in bags of
any size desired from l to 90
pounds.
Or furnished in Pillows, Boil.
sters or Beds of the best tick.
ing in any weight you may
want.
Other grades Geese, Duck
and Chicken Feathers cured by
the same hot steam process and
always at lowest market prices.
"slessing On Him
Who Invented Sleep"
One-third of your life is
spent in bed. Eight hours of
the twenty-four are given to
sleep and resting. Nature alb.
solutely requires it for the de.
mands daily made upon the
body and the brain.
And the more comfortable
your sleeping necessities are
the more refreshing your slum.
bers will be. Therefore good
bedding is cheap at any price,
and at the present day that
price is within the reach of
every one. If your bedding
does not suit you-if there is
something wrong and you do
not know what it is-if you
want to renew it wholly or in
part-come and see us and we
vii! gladly give you the benefit
Of our knowledge and expert.
ence on this very important
subject.
A full and complete stock of
all kinds of Mattresses and
Spring beds atsll times.
Hair mattresses.
Patent Felt Mattresses.
Cotton Mattresses.
Moss Mattresses.
Palm and Cotton Mattresses
Palm and Hair Mattresses.
Husk and Cotton Mattresses
Straw and Cotton Mattresses
etc, etc.
Agents for the celebrated
"Osternioor" Patent Felt Mat.
tress and the "Bushnell' noise.
less spiral roll up spring bed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

John T. " eIeh alleges that on August 1
OF the present year samuel Foreacre who
was employed by him went and got load
OF truck OIL oinmsslon Merchant Magdr-
ity on his name. lie sold tina truck and
iallen TO return the money and prollts lie
sent the horse home about 10 o'clock q IN.
ietely tagged out. Deputy Judge Emm ops
hsid foreacre in 500 ball to Appear to.
morrow morning. The amount OF defal
cation Is lacad by Welsh ct from 10 los
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

The pastor and wife OF Mt Pleasant and
Newark union charge. he'd Il reeeutiou
tnodious parsonage adjoining Mt. Pleas.
ant church ON the evening Of the 18th
Nearly hundred persons were pIesent
Music and singing were indulged in. lie.
freshments were served in abundance.
The parsonage Inmates, including Tie
morse were the Recipients OF u liberal do.
nation. The pastor and his wife OK pressed
gratitude for this kind rememb rauce. The
house was viewed with expressions Of
qualification Tie house Is very comfor-
table and the location beautiful. THIS la
pleasant charge. being among pleasant
peoDlo,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

he Republicans OF the Twelfth ward
viii iol IN Il permanent organization to
pvnow n,eht aud will lit up tho building
at No. iG4 Lancaster tvenua as Gun
house Last night lnrge number OF
ward WORKERS met at the home OF H. II,
ward and formed mpotHrliy by elscting
& 'otSe heor'is president amt Francis A.
it,eo spcratGry. afier ad ipurIImeul until
to morrow ev9nlng THOSE present marched
IN body To ,he ntg meeting held III the
Guditurldin 10 the meeting tomorrow
night al Republicans OF the ward are
uGrnpSt.r Invited
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

Tho German l'emlcrr . will hs n,'dress.
ell lhlB evening at Their hall on sixth be-
Tween French aud Walnut street ny Dr.
Joseph II. Lsrner. cunIiulss tonar of Imml.
grailun NJ SeW lorN and our lllustiiuls
Ambassador thomas +. Bayurd and Seua.
tUI tiray.
Hoy 81 re, think of an Ambaf cad or
going arr IA stumpina. for the holy and
lElmacula u DeWocraticIparty Candidates.
Lbs Tunnel and samuel bancroft Jr.,
viii he IN AT gsndaEcr,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

Inc publication in regard to Il ghost APP.
pearing at the Old Lailes' Home some
time ako seems to have been creation OF
the imagination. TN Investigation no
foundation Gun be found for It, Inc ladies'
say there has never been II mysterious an.
Pearanee or disappearance ut that lnstitu.
non' anu consequently we cannot soc
mat any ono should feel any uneasin ess
IN regard to the matter. We hope that
peace and quiet shall thcLceforth prevail,
and there may he 10 dreams but those OF
pleasantne5s and peaee,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

DavldOw Go. pawn broiers and iaw-
eisrs, 10 Market street, iirst annual sale
OF uhredeetnel Pledges, which CONSIST of
Diamonds. watches, jowelry, guns reyol.
seis' sporting goods, eto. This is their
hfst offer to tue plbllc Q sell their neon.
mplated stock OF unrcdpemed pledges al
private sale. he sure to give th"n d call
and SECURE bargain at 10 Market street,