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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BrproRD LrcruRE.-Rev. II. w. Par
ier lectures this evening at the Female Academy,
on the divinity Of AM
~ The following is the Weekly Report
Of Deaths Ia the City of Brooklyn for the week end
hs Deeew,lses % 1881
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DISEASES.
or Rpvo,rT,oxARy Here

DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY HERO
Ia Rshssy IN j Advocate records the desth Q. hr
aad Mn nsmas Mcomfeld Mrs. b. being 81 Year, OF
sxs. nd M, u %. They both bursd on saisruC
40, hs.as died within q day Of each other MT olsom,
1ed tsek vsry active part the Sevelsuonsry w ana
eater ssns tsss DUNG the war ccssnsd the dsosi
esga nsuss." u NE City Il Nsa-Ysrk
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ILLINOIS.
Whig Ceuventisa

spsrssyrN.o, Ill.,l Nosdry, Dee. -. 1851.
The Wing State CSpventien met bare to-day. aai
Organized By electas ofn..rs AM amer appointing
aCommtttee, they Adjourned yiu snIs eveaihS'
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NETWORK.
Fatal Railroad Accident

BUYYALo, Monday, Dec. =, IoOI
On Saturday, as the tram was coming to buffalo,
or the Falls Road. lust after passing Tonawsnda,
man employed on the road In attempting to ges on
tire cars, while in motion, fell and was killed oy
the train passing over him.
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Of a.e p.yreus ~ Ne 81 50 csstsacn tar. ssn ~
ooncepnoa OF the plan Tor ths ssossaanA reao =
this lsrye class Of oar uR'orsuni he tcno -
have had It's crigia in the NEST comprehensive
nevolence ana the result IS widely bcnenceah
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NETWORK.
The Canal Csntracts.

ALBANY, Monday, Dec; % ISL.
The Canal Board has dlourncd to Wednesday,
having adopted resolution to give the contracts 70
the lowest responsible bidders.
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MARYLAND.
The Southern Mail.

BALrIscRE, Monday, Dec as, 1851.
We have n0 mail south Of Washington again to-
night. From New Orle ans nails are no y due Tel
egrsphc communication with the South has been
interrupted for seven days past.
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WEEKLY Rgposr OF DxArHs.-lne tos-
loving IS sAe weekly report OF deaths IN the WI
ard County OF New York from the lSsa Ia the "1
day Of December. 1851. Men. c5 Wsmea. I'll
BOYS. li9 Girls Is TOTAL. s,5
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ntermsnts returned from wards Islaad. 20.

NEPTUNE CLUB. The first AnnuN Ssires
Of this Club comes of this evening at the Cip As
sembly Rooms, Broadway and we predict 6r IL ses
Of the most pleasant reunions Of the season
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Yesterday morning letter was received
from the Faculty Of Genesee College and the IN
hsbitnnts Of Lima, inviting kossu!h to visit that
place and receive the tributes of the people toward
the great cause OF Hungarian liberty. lt is stated
that If he accepts she invitation the inhabitants will
Keep the day of his visit AZ jubilee, and the Faculty
OF the College will assist at his reception.
MOVEMENTS OF MADAME KOsSuTH
At I2 o'clock, on Friday, Madame Kos
uth and Madame Pulszky ,accompaniedoy Dr. sayro
and lady with Mrs King land, visited the lnstltu-
hon for he Blind, where they were NEST highy
erstifnd
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LOUISIANA.
Tina Ssennship Uufon.

HKw-OrLKAss, Friday, Dec. 10, 1851.
The steamship Union sailed for Chagres today
"a San Juan 10 N,cuAyis, WITH 10 passsnssrs
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CHRISTMAS Gwrs.-Jeroliman, Msttsy
& Co, OF Park row, have on hand splendid Assert.
mtni Of gifts for the holidays games, puzzles, and
facts and fancies Of higher order.
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AeE-UedeT year, 81 l 70 yearS q, 70 ,, N SV
10. -; etoN,l1, SOTO -. %, @tote. ~, 40 10 - ~
@S, Il, 50 70 %. II; vto ~. 8, pts ~. !. &stH,t
PLACES Or NAriyTrY-United States. ia frvsAd " :.
hpe Ind, Q; Scoisnd. }; wsles Germany, % Frame.
Swsden. s~tzs,l.nd British PessesssoRs n Moro
Auenca. l West Indies |; unkaown3
FROM Hospital. Bellevue. I Peniteanary, Bact wsas
Islsod, Small Po,. ds.l; Laaass As,lsn. DE-, l..
Bloom gdale AS lum for Insane, RAadals Islana.
City Hospital 3; Aims House, Blaakwels lslasd .; o.
ored Home l. Coored Persons. I. =
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~ Mr. l.. r. BREIsAcH had prvs<s
interview Of some duration with Gov. Kossyrn pre-
vious to bis departure. lathe course ofuwe asdsr-
stand that the Governor expressed the warmeH eat
isfscon with the lsbors of Mr. b. IN this country n
behalf of the Hungarian cause while the war Of tn
dependence lasted, and also with the generous q
forts he has made to asss, the emisrsnss from
Hungary In procuring employment and the mes
OF hviag after their arrival in the United States
This must have been as gratifying to Mr.. d. - Il
was well d, served. lie has, indeed, done much fsg
his less fortunate couRtrymen.
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tz AT IL O'Clock last night the prospect
for more snow and nice bit of sleighing was very
good. The temperature was Just the night kind, and
an abundance OF snow seemed to be ready to de-
scend. Probably about two inches fell yesterday,
and slight as it was it was put in immediate use,
there being quite number Of seighs in motion In
the evening. foot of snow and fine sleighing for
Christmas would be rare lukury-for all except the
poor, and to them deeper depth Of wretchedness.
Let them not be forgotten.
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PHRENoLoGY.- To-monow evening ~
Phrepooeical class will meet at No. III Mas
ssu-st, as usual Professional examinations WIZ
chats, when desired.
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NIBLo's-The chevalier d Industrio Re-
bert Mac4ire is 70 be acted to night sxulm h wish
drawn, We understand, TO make room for the sceesV
and tricks of the New Holiday PAn.anime ofths
Conluror's Glft," which Is shortly tob be produced.
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SUPERIOR Covar.-Before Judge Mason.
AM, Negl,.,xsS sst TL> gs-r<n Railroad CA lit
r,,I 800 ~ al s.e years II are. was rus ever 10
Css1.t e ~ ,as. b. sss passing Of car. and much
sjsrsl ssoB - sfsssst VI damages tsos oAsst-a
tk1e lgsross
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MERITEp COMPLIMENT TO DR. j. G. Az
BLER-we see by the proceedings OF the Uaiverssiy
OF Northern Pennsy vsnia, that they have conferred
the honorary degree OF NJ. d., on DR. J. g. Asbssr,
Dentist OF high reputation ia this City and famss
of Pennsylvania. Z
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~ The lecture at Clinton Hal, tonight
will be on " Tbs Age, its WAITS and Duties" By n
J. Sherwood We dssbs uos it vii 30 OF dep "
sasst
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HoRRlBLE.-A woman named Margaret
Burke, was found on Sunday night in building -
ing upon the floor with a child beside her, and 0s
remains of another lying near. They were al taken
to the lvth Ward Police station, where she LIVING
child was provided for by Aid. Oakley, who also he1
an inquest on the body of the dead. and Q vcrhst
OF death from want and exposure was rendered ~
the Jury.
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F,Rss. About O O'Clock lsrt ev.-s.v.,
Gre occurred IN The dwelling house Ne no nrsas -.
corner Of Prince st. which scssssnsd b bed tsAn1
fire. The flames we're soon ekussushed ~ tss fsAsSH
occul red to the premises Capt. Tunbul u the Agso
Ward, Sth sectlOa OF men, was present.
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L. S. MARsHAL's OFFIcE.-Fsur s-a-
men part Of the Of the whale ship isu, -Snsht
RON the Cape de Verde Llsa9s u the y. s5stoi--r
Perry, lhsviBg been seat here by the Cseso .anss'
we're taken IN charge ~ ne U. nsfsh- preparatory
%
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lie importance vas elected
Arrest or YOUNG BURGLARS.
dwelling OF Mr. Earnest Greenfield, No. l02 EightA-
ay was entered by burglars at late hour on Snn-
day night, Who gained access 10 tho house ~
breaking open cellar door, and robbed oil tlS n
bank bills and CON. The fac. was yesterday osA.
municated 70 Capt. Turnbull, Of the Eighth Ward
Police, who sent Officers Stillwell and Jones -
trace, # possible, the burglars. The officers, sss.
pecung nom the habits OF young man naoe1
SAMUEL Doane, that be might know something -
the affair visited him at place OF resort ios thieves
and others, kept at Ne. 455i Greenwich-st., where
they found him and three or four others, whose
names Joseph Smith, William Lee and kichasd
and James Malone, on whom the whole Of tho stolen
money was found. In searching the apartments
occupied BY these youngsters, the officers found
conplete set Of burglars tools, together with two
pistols and a large number Of the business cards d
several Of our down town merchants. The yosng
men we're taken before Justice McGrath and hsh
for examination.
ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-May Meat
gomery was casght at | O'Clock on SUNDAY afssT-
noon, IN the house Of Officer Finley, No. 70 Peok-
slip, with quantity Of clothing In her possessise.
which she was abor. 10 carry OF. She vas tAAn
before Justice Lothrop for examination
Timothy Conneli was arrested ON sunday nitnss
charged with the commission OF an assault via
.lune shot on the person Of jeremiah Brsnnass re-
sidIpr al No Is5 Orange-st. Several persons VII
messed the assault The accused was taken before
Justice Lothrop for disposal
CcrneIms Curtain was arrested on Sunday nighs.
CHARGED with drawing a pistol and threatening V
shooP philip Vaughan, resident OF the sixth w ara
He was taken before Justice Lothrop " answer.
Thomas Clark was arrested on sunday nishs,
charged with attempting 10 commit rapo on toe
n+r.on OF yaryJ Crooks residing In Seyenteenth-a
hearing In the matter Will shortly take place before
Justice McGrath.
Advertisement. - PHosoGaAPHY. on
yrRR.rIx REPoRrIsG.-ME 4. Weosters day class
10 photography will commence on Wednesday, de
cenber al at IL o'clock. Evening class at
o'clock. In Clinton Hall, corner Of Beekman AM
Nasszu-sts All persons who wish TO Join etthes
class are requested TO be present.
CoURT CALEHDAa-This Day.-SyrEaI-
or CouRr-Nos IS 81 Is 35s 7s,, 2i. 5os uf, ~. So
27s IA s23 29i 4s, f07. t0s, eli, A. A3 A. ustsF
800, as. 3i2. III, ga. az TO az
L. S. MARsHAL's OEFicE.-FSur s~a-
uen part Of the Of the whale ship s.su, >usht
ron the Cape de Verde issaGs u the u B. $4,000
Perry, (hsviBg been seat here by the Cssso sanssa
With IN sttemdt az revolt, ssd IN asssars We hs 80
were tssen IN charge ~ NE u 8 nssh~' PisP''s"'
examination.
SUPERIOR CovRr.-Before Judge Mason.
- Javus Ne1,rcxaS act TL> Jt-r~l Railroad Ca Ut
tie snl Did " pi,Ssf,a yssIs 81 axs' aa yer 20
Ceausox ~ D<> las b sse ps.smt VI 80 .se nv
Sjsrsi aseb . sssssti VI dIAs<ss IL cssss,-A
th1e fxs1oss
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SUDDEN DEATH AID. Concklin yester-
day held an inquest at No 90 Grconwich-st., upn
the body II AL unknown man about IS years OF age,
who died suddenly yesterday morning, OF q nj q
palsy The deceased was about I'VE feet eiss
inches IN hight, was OF dark complexion, and hS1
black nustache and beard lie was dressed in Iigk
brown CASHMERE pants, black cloth sack coat, blsst
iTock coat, white wooden drawers, muslin shirt w1o
linen bosom. He was b0arder at the house abe W
named, where he had been but one day his Landlord
did NOT know his name.
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TMMBLE GUARD, CAPT. WM. FowLEs.-
This well known company, named IN hossr Of Jsha
NJ. Trmble, the architect made then second annaaa
target excursion, accompanied by Adk,ns's Brass
Band. TO STAIRS Five Mile House. The PnseS
which were numerous, we're won by the folio wang
superior marksmen, VIE Silver goblet, wca BY
o'MaIa silver cup, d. c. Gardner set Of silver
spoons, Capt. Fowler Go do, J McDewnle geld
pencil-csse, J. Fitzsimnons Is hat, s. Hsmnfu ::
tun of coal &. Y. Stevens silver medal, J Rsaaa-
day IS hat, r. Taylor IS hat J. G Cooper y
hat j. DALEY.
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coURT CALENDAa-This Day.-SyPEaI-
or CouRr-Nos IS 81 Is. 35s 1853, 2li 5os Uf ~. So
27s IA s23 2si 4Os io. t0s, a. AZ, N3 At. usts
800, as, 3l2, al, ga az oar
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BOOKS.

The subscriber takes pleasure in an.
nouncing to the citizens of Ebensburg,
Carroll,own. Loretto, Loup, Summit. JEFF.
ferson, Johnstown, aud the line of Penn
sylvania and Portage Railroads. &c, that
ne will visit these places during the months
of June and July, and is prepared to fur
nish all kinds Of Catholic Books at the
lowest possible prices, thus sffording per-
sons an opportunity of supplying them
selves on as reasonable terms as they can
purchase in Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
Y ork, or Boston. All kinds of Engli
and German Prayer Books. in plain and
fancy bindings, at 25, so. rs, 81 25,
81 so. So so and up TO $40 90. Bibles
a, 81 90 81 so. So so, SO SO. S4 90 and
I'D 10 $40 90. A general and complete
assortment of all the Catholic Books pub.
lished in the United States.
Will be at Ebensburg on Court Week
Loup lst July, and Summit next week
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended TO. A. J. MACDONALD,
Catholic bookseller.
June l9, lS5I.-36-2t.
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MARRIED.

>, AT Loretto, on Monday, 10th inst, by the Rev.
n T. 'Saalafer, Mr.. PATRICK DoNoUGHE to Miss
BRIDGET BIBLE, all of this county.
On the same day, at the same place, and by the
same, Mr.. JAMES CARROLL, of Carrolltop. Cam
oria county. to Miss SUSAN FRANCES. danpbter
Oi NJ H-eavy, Esq, of Allegheny tp., Ca. co.
HSr For the third time in our life have we
throwing aside all manner of business, perform
cd our part at the altar for our friends In COM
pspy with lovely young lady, who officiated as
bridesmaid, we appeared in propria persona as
ef'omsman. The affair passed off with great
'''u'' ana we were almost persuaded to enter into
hOhial alliance ourself. The fair couple
e"'oy our best wishes for their mutual bliss
a'at'n ana prosperity, and our fellow printers
- - "nom tney sent such welcome gifts. desire to
ths IL sia,eluly remembered, and express the hope
'aa' all JOY may result to them on earth and life
VI 'Ohtentment and ease be theirs.
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SCrOGMla.

1t has been remarked by eminent men, that
in the varied catalogue of diseases to which man
ishable, there is scarcely one of such Importance
and OF such interest as Scrofnla, whether we
look to the obscurity of its origin, its insidious
progress, the number and variety of organs that
1t attacks, or its remarkable incurability and
extensive fatality.
Scrofula has baffied the skill of the most en-
Inent physicians in this country and in Europe.
But there is antidote for this disease in "Dr.
Guysotfs Extract Of Yellor Dock and Sqrsdporl-
"a" which is proving itself Specific in the most
severe cases of Scrofula.
nf8- See advertisement
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic citizens Of Cambria county
viii meet at the election houses in their several
townships and Boroughs, on SATURDAY the
18th day Of juno inst, for the purpose of cleo
tag Two delegates from each election district,
to meet IN County Convention at the Court
House IN the borough of Ebensbure. on TUES
DAY the lst day of July next, whose duty it
Shall be to nominate ticket to be supported by
the Democracy Of the county at the ensuing fall
election.
The polls will be kept open in each election
district from two until six o'clock P. M. in or
der TO afford every democrat an opportunity of
voting.
By order of the County Committee,
JAMES MURRAY, Chairman.
June 9th 1851
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DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
PfttSburg. Pa.

n. E. Corner Of Third and Market streets.
Established in 1S40. Now Incorporated by the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania with Collegiate
Pawers and Privileges.
Fdculty.-President, P. DUFF, Professor of
Bookkeeping and Commercial Sciences.
n. b. HATCH, ESQ.,, Professor of Mercantile
Law.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, the most accomplish
ed penman west of the mountains, Professor of
Penmanship.
Upwards of Is years experience in the most
extensive foreign and domestic shipping busi-
ness gives the proprietor of this establishment
an experience in training others for the count
ing g-house possessed by but few teachers of
Bookkeeping in the country, and all who as
pire to the highest rank as accountants are re-
quested to call and examine his credentials from
upwards of one hundred Bankers Merchants and
Accountants in this city, as also the emphatic
Recommendations of the American Institute,
the Chamber of Commerce and many of the
leading Merchants, Bankers and Bank Officers
Of the city of New York, appended to his North
American Accountant, and Western Steamboat
Accountant.
For terms apply to P. Duff at the College.
May %, 1851-83Iy.
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REGISTERS NOTICE,

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following administration accounts have
been allowed and filed in the Registers office of
Cambria county, and will be presented for con-
frmation to the Orphans Court to be held at
Ebensburg IN and for said county on Monday
the 9TH day of July next:
The account of Augustine Farrebaugh, Exc
cutor of the last viii &C., of John Duly, decd
The account of E. Hutchison, Jr., Admins
traitor of the estate of John Plott, decd
The account of E. ]. Waters, ESQ.,, Executor
of the last viii &C., of Timothy Davis, decd.
The account of R. L. Johnston, ESQ.,, Admin
lstrotor OF the estate of Thomas Patterson, decd
The account of Michael Plummer, Admins
traitor of the estate of Isaac Pummer, decd
The account of Robert Cannon Administra-
tor OF the estate of Benjamin j. Rough, decd.
WM. KITTELL, Register.
Registers Office
Ebensburg, June II, 1851.
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Final Notice.

The books, notes and accounts Of the
late firm of Litzinger & Todd are in the
possession OF the subscriber. To whom all
persons knowing themselves indebted will
please make payment on or before The
l7Ih day of July next. After that time
they will be left in the hands of suitable
person for collection.
CHARLES LITZINGER.
June 10, lS5l-36-3t.
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i | 8 I

N persons engaged in vending or seihng
within the County OF Cambria, IN
the State of Pennsylvania, for the year 1901,
as classified by the undersigned duly appointed
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STRAY COW.

Came to the residence of the subscriber; resi-
ding IN Cambria township, some time in May,
Red Cow with white face, supposed to be
about ten years old. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away, otherwise she will be dispo-
sed of according to law.
JOHN WHERRY.
June IL, 1S5l-35-3t
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Petroleum.

| had severe Cold, and was cured by the
Petroleum, and gave it to several others with
like success; and an old lady who had bruised
her shoulder by fall, and strained the muscles
OF her arm and shoulder, was cured by rubbing
tne parts affected. | also had an attack of the
Blind Piles and by the application of Petroleum
was cured in short time
Cincinnati, June 3, so. ]. F. MITCHELL.
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CITY HOTEL
Nos. Al & 4s North Third Street,
RhjladelDtlia.

The undersigned respectfully begs leave to
state that he has thoroughly reftted and impro-
we'd the above Establishment in a manner unsur-
passed by any Hotel in the country.
The location of the City Hotel is undoubtedly
the most desirable in the City, for Merchants
and business men generally, being in the centre
OF the great mercantile trade, and convenient to
the Banks and other public Institutions.
He pledges himself to spare no pains to merit
the appreciation of his guests, and desires that
he may receive share of public patronage
A. HI. HIRST.
April Oath 1851-ly
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June IL, 1861
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VERY LAST ARRIVAL.

The books OF Andrew DonnalIy. dec d
have at last come 10 hand. Those in
debted on them are requested TO pay up
on or before July Court. After that time
they will he left in the hands of Justice.
r. l.. JOHNSTON, Admir-.
June 10, lS5l-36-3t.
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DIED,

moth. uesoay morning, at the residence of her
JANE R.an - oummerhill township, Miss ELIZA
-. DhooKsASK, aged 18 years
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Persons returned for License under the act
OF Assembly passed the 10th day of April,
lo4S, entitled IAN act to create a sinking fund
and to provide for the gradual extinguishment
OF the debt of the Commonwealth, T" viz: Beer
Houses, Eating Houses, Oyster Cellars. sc.
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ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
FORMERLY THE EKCHANGE,)
Corner Penn and st. Clair Streets,
PITrSBURG, PA.

This spacious, central, and conveniently To-
Gated Hotel, having been completely remodeled
and thoroughly repaired and improved,
is NOW OPENED FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
OF THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber, Lessee and Proprietor of the
st. Clair Hotel, respectfully informs the public,
that he has furnished it in the most elegant and
comfortable style, and employs competent as
sistants and attentive and faithful servants, and
that he will spare no exertions to makeit equal
to any house in the country.
The we'll known central location of the House,
and convenience of its arrangement, rendering
it the most desirable either to travellers or per-
manent boarders, induces him to solicit and
hope for it liberal share of patronage.
c. w. BENNETT.
May %, 1S51-32-3 3m