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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

lH NORTHERN INDIANA RAtLROADS.-GhEA Al
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO-OB and after MOSDAr,
May Sl-unffnrher noce-paSsenger steamers ana Trains
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS G oING WEST;
WARD.-One Eof the frstclsss steamers sOGIHE ~
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted a. -
NJ and DunkiTk u al night reaching Monroe az NJ
the day and proceeding 70 Toledo the same afternoon
An express train will leave Monroe at T. M or on the
arrival the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Sn
esgo the evening and connecting al Chicago Eltn %
class for Milwaukee and other ports ON Lake ch
igan, and with Canal packets and Railroads Westerly nom
Chicago. 90
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago az r NJ day
SATURDAYS excepted and reach Monroe next morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning e1
eep Sunday and leave Monroe arrival Of the trains from
CLcaso-aDd reach DunkiTk and Buffalo several hou pre-
yoss the time for the rs express trains east Tor New
York Albany and Boston. .,,. - .,
regua boats for Detroit and Toledo ,o,,,,,, ,,-r,cr
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOlSt WtoI-
WARD-Ths train viii leave Toledo esiy, SUNDAYS eA.
eeptsd at A. M connecting at Toledo with nne ~,
steamers from Cleveland and Sandusky and stopping d. al
the way stations will each Chicago AZ q r NJ
GOING EASTWARD.-Leave Chicago oaiy, sunday
excepted At 81 NJ stopping 81 all sstons ana ~
Toledo AZ p ", connecting with stsaers 70 saaoas
and Cleveland and arriving there IN time iof Al INC 'iS
ing trains from those places =,
A Paehet-bo1t leaves Toledo at A. NJ icI rort wayne
and ports On the Wshssb Canal JOE d. hOohE' supp
Adrian, June J, 1881
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

Of County of New York notice hereby sven to all pesoas
having against ROWLAND A. ROBBINS late OF the Ctr 81
New o deceased present the with vouchers thereof 70
James No. 3l4 Broadway the City of New on
or before the l New lo the lIh dsy
OF February [l9f law6mIha MARY ANN ROBBlNs,A Adj
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
" for PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. !, North River,
foot Of Bstteypace by steamboat John Poer-Two ines
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. NJ Afternoon Express
Line at p NJ through to Philadelphia in ~ hours Fare
LIST class cars $3 ID class line by NJ only 81 Return.
Ing leave Philadelphia from foot Of Walnuts at AN and
Up NJ Emigrant Line By steamboat Transport from PoI
No. l. at 5 Y. NJ. Fare 81 So
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NOTICE OF MITIGATION for the DIS.

" charge Of GEORGE A. KNAPP an insoiyen from his
d@s pur-nsnt the provisions the und article OF the
6rst title the nth chapter OF the secend Of the hssse
statute. kOte fret published April ~, 1874 Crsttors
10 appear before Hon SAMUEL s. sELDEN, one Of tho
usces Supreme Of the State Of New fod at Aps
os IN the Cy Of Rochester I1 day Of july, 1884, at tea
O'Clock the forenoon Of hat day 70 show cause, any they have,
Of NE nsOent sstaie should not be made snd
lie be discharged from the payment q his debts
aga lawlOwTh u. TRIMMER, Attorney, Rochester, MI.
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

diver huicn qeee swelJ precious stones or metals IN
les bills Of sdns ssned thsefc and the valve thereof
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VNTALLET LOST or STOLEN.-A

WAAdaekkFETTw i h4sF .os q. STo S q
State Bank bills and note signed by Tbeo w Riley, pay
able 70 BENJAMIN Bangs for SSSSs o. due July 29 1852
Also note signed by Nathaniel Freeman dated May %
1852 on demand for 500 and check Boston Bank for
$50 signed by Clap all payable to Benjamin Bangs The
and other contents are left at the Office Of the Asor House
Payment of the above notes having been stopped they
useless 70 any but the Brokers and Others are
cautioned AGAINST purchasing negotiating the above and
should they be offered they requested 70 give
notice al the Office above named where liberal reward VIII
be paid for the wallet and papers.
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,UPERIOR DENTISTRY at Reduced
Extensions.

EXCURSIONS.-The steamer Nimrod
can be chartered for excursions having been RENTED
for the purpose Apply a. the Wess Foundry, corner OF
Beach and West sts j. Z COFFEE Agent
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m PURSUANCE of am order of JESSE c

SMITH, Esq, Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice
hereby all having claims
HENRY JURGENS late If the late village nov Cy) VI Williams
bush deceased that they required 10 ebt the with the
thereof the subscribers JOHN H. C0RDEs at be
store No 7ig Fulton The City Of New Yo, before tbs
18th day OF November ner.-Dated May n, lss2.
MARTIN JURGENS, I A ut.s.,.-....
Eyl3 law6m+ JOHN II. cORDEs, '"'"'""''''
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Gales bio Amction.

ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auc6oneer.
AUCTION SALE of FURNITURE at
N No IlG Bank The furniture Of small family, con-
stating Of Marble-top Bureaus, Washstsnds, Mahogany
French Bedslead Carpets Crockery &C. viii be disposed Of
Al pubic auction on THURSDAY 10th inst, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ Furniture, &c but little used.
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1Wm w smnLrY- Anctioneer.

tWM w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
.NROCKERY and GLASS WARE,
" GIRANDOLES. LAMPS, Sc-FRDAY, June II,
at Itoclock Al No so John-st choice assortment just
landed, Of Light Rlue White, Granite and Fancy Goods
Dinner Tea and Toilet Ware also, Glassware, all kinds
st Gilt Crsndoles Lamps, Lanterns Bnt ware &c SAFE
positive, rain or shine, for cash.
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\ OTlCE.-Will be sold at Auction, on

NOTlCE.-Will be sold at Auction, on
g.. ne premises June So at 10 oclock AN fine TWO
-. .5 ,nMELLlNG-HOUSE end LOT, 50 feet float and
% Iss feet deep situated on Waer-st in the subgrs OF
sie, known River Side" formerly owned and
r,s~it oy The late Capt ID ) SHEARMAN. IL Ia beau
~, situated ON the banks Of the Hudson Ri ser command
~ extensive view OF the River north and SOUTH also Of
Sessl Mountains The house and out buildings 10 good
~, sood water privileges choice fruits Of various kinds
M ,n i've minutes walk Of the Hudson River Railroad
so sood Barn and lot 10 feet front and rear, and
MI eeep, corner Of Hoffman and Albany-sts Apply TO
THOMPSON Il WEEKS, PoGshkespsiet
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EREE EXHIBITION of fine European

EhEE ENHIBTITUN OF Inc European
u OIL PAINTiNGS.-The fines. collection Of Paint
% Of the hind ever offered for sale in this country is now
open the large room the Muse Bading, Brooklyn,
conner OF Fulton and OrAnge-sis They were collected by
an American gentleman during residence in Europe, aud
consist OF great variety Of subjects suitable for adjoining
the parors ues residences They will be open day
and evening examination aud SOLD Auction tn
DAY ana FRIDAY EVENINGS, the 10th aud llth, at
soeock, precisely by A. C. FUTILE
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ofte County Of York hereby 10 alpersons
having claims against JOHN GERAGHTY, Ats Of the CITY OF
liquor merchant, deceased 20 present the came with
vouchers thereof subscriber the Office Of Francis Byras,
nv Attorney No City apace the City Of New fOfk, %
twenty day Of July Neg YORK hs if
dav az January l252 MICHAEL GERAGHfr,
iib laNsmIbs Administrator, &c. Of said deceased.
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)LANTS at AUCTION. - VIM. S.

EEL. hsiLVAlN 4 co. will SELL THIS DAY, at l0l
sss ~ no yohnst, hne collection Of Roses, Peta-
Jeln , Asa come fine varieties Of lnss from
e'os, bEEtforc, Com
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Cost ann guune.


u OST-About the LIST Sept. last, be-
4 tween Bellows Falls, Vt. and this city, RED
TRUNK, with iron handles on the ends Said Trunk is
about eight inches long and about fourteen inches
high and wide ANY information the subject be ad
dressed to THOS. IL MERRlFIELD, corner Of Sd and
s. nth Sdst, Williamsbugh.
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ExIIIL he SOLD at AUCTION, June

WILL be SOLD at AUCTION, June
w 60 at II o'clock, AM, the premises, Rural
Hall the COUNTRY. SEAT and STORE, together with a
Tenant House and l6i Of Land Owned by the late
Capt d. s. SHEARMAN situated IN the town OF Wash'ng-
ton Dutehess County. the turnpike about miles from
the over and Harlem Railroad in the vicinity OF good
school the Store commanding OF the best stgaisns In
the country or business with Post-Oice attached The
House In 5000 repair outbuidngs and fences entirely new
ard the land highly improved with the privilege Of rood
water and ice house Also large collection of the choicest
binds of fruttrees For further particulars apply TO b. d.
SHEARMAN. on the premises, or TO
GEO WOOD, No. Liberty-st- New-York.
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CUPERlOR PLATED GOODS.-The

CUPERlOR PLATED GOODS.-The
~ only Mandatory and Plating Establishment In this
city. JENKINS co. .
Gold and Silver Paters No 29l Broadway do Plating on all
kinds of materials order furnish steamers hotels board
ing houses families with everything required In their
line cheaper and superior TO the imported.
Dealers in Plated Goods by leaving their orders VIII have
prompt attention. ~ .,,
Families wishing dispose Of Old Wares can do 50 At this
establishment in exchange for new or have them REPLACED
equal to
large assortment OF Plated Goods such as Tea Sets Cof
fee Urns Trays Cake Baskets Spoons Forks Castor Ae
&C for sale wholesale and retail, reasonable terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

NEW LIVE STOCK IN
IN sURANCE COMPANY, of New-Haven, Conn,
RANCH OFFICE No. Wall st., N. Y.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
This Company nsures Live Stock such as Horses Cattle
he &C. from death occaoned either from natural causes
.reident or disease of any description whatsoever.
THOMAS KENDRICK, President
GEORGE T. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
GEORGE BUcKLASD Inspector for New-York
BURTON KENDRlCK, Agent.
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yewelrp, Gr.

FREDERICK w. PACHTMANN, No.
10 Csnsl-st Established since 1881 Informs III
customers and the public in general that he Keeps ~ usual
a large variety Of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, rich
and fashionable JEWELRY and SILVER WARE Of even
description Every article warranted represented and tss
lowest prices Washes Jswery and Silver Ware ufis .
order and repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

ANTHONY J. BLEECKEs, Auctioneer.
THIRTY- ONE DESIRABLE LOTS
Il Of GROUND suitable for Country Reside lce5. sit
County N Y at Auction "A. J. BLEECKER u sell at
Auction On WEDNESDAY June 6, 1882 at ~ lock, at
the Merchants Exchange, N. Y the following very choice
property, viz:
81 valuable plots Of Ground, situated on vineyard and
Crotonavs and Myrtiest, in the village OF fonkers
Wesichester Co. and State Of New-York
These lots are each % feet 'front.' by from 100 70 229 feet
in DEPTH and most beautifully situated for genteel coulty
residences. -
Maps descrbing the above property with further
tcuars can be bad Of the AuctioneeI No BIoadt lJ
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NOR PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY,

AUSTRALIA.-The A clipper ship J. w FANNINi
Capt Norris will sail above 9TH July Her unequaIed
accommodations all upon the main deck State
light and airy are peculiarly desirable for families An ex-
nerienced srreon will be on board For freight passage
amply to RUSSELL NORTON. No 81 Old-sip
or ELLIOT, ARKELL CO, No. l4O Pearlst
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NrANUFACTORY ofSILVER-WARR

I'VE for the TRADE-Articles Of every description msa.
usctured with promptness and dispatch Tea Sets Urns
Pitchers Cups Gobets Trumpets, Napkin Rngs Ia Also
apoons Yor n and Knives of variety Of patterns.
O. PECK. Jr. No. n Duane-st- ~ Z.
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nor RIO JANElRO and VALPA-

n RAISO.-The doube-enRine steamship COX les,
800 burden, T. B. Cropper Commander wili depart
ing For passage 10 above ports having splendid accommo-
dations apply TO DAVIS BROOKS co, 20 Beaverst
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HIN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of New York notice hereby all penons
having against ELIZA skAATS late Of the City OF New
YoF deceased present the with the vouchers thereof tie
subscribers the Office Of Ga ~ Beecser Gin and John-
the City OF New York before the twentieth day OF Sep
ember next-Daed York, the lTih day Of March ls59
GARRETT N. BLEECkER, ~
mis- lawbmIhF JOHN n. SkAATS ]A''"''.
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Ezg" WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
III Imparts new vigor to vital action and relieves
the system by opening the pores of the skin, and
promoting the secretion OF mucous matter. Its
action is sudorifc, sedative and ezpectorant, by
opening the pores. alaying irritation, and by
rendering the expulsion of mucous matter easy.
Those who take the Balsam viii feel immedi-
ate relief from the distressing irritations that
accompany affections OF the respiratory organs.
The pores have been closed, the Balsam opens
them, The Lungs suffer from irritation, the ir-
rtation is soothed; the pulse is violent and fever
ish, they are softened, and the mucous membrane
Is relieved of its engagement with rapidity and
ease. All by the Of this delightful remedy.
See advertisement in another column.
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CTN ATE
E-4a-&-As .

HARRISBURG, Jan. 8.
In the Senate the Secretary of the Common
wealth presented the Governors veto in refer
ence TO bill Of last session, repeating a section
Of the slave law, denying the use Of prisons for
the detention Of fugitive slaves, which was read
after which the bin coming again before the
Senate on its final passage was lost, a two third
vote being necessary for the passage of the bill
over the veto The following is the vote:
leas-Bailey, BuckeIew, Crabb, Darlington.
Eernon, Fcrsythe, Frailey, Fulton, Guernsey,
Hamilton, namlin, Hoge, Jones, McCasslin,
Ha1hias, MuAlenUerg, Packer, Sanderson, Shir-
Eler.
Noys-B2rncs, Corothers, Carson, Evans, Has
lett Ringer, Mcfarland, McMurtrie, Malone
Myers, Robertson, Siper, Walker.
The Governor has signed a resolution inviting
hossuth to visit Harrisburg, and deputed the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth to proceed to
Washington with the same, and letter Of T,el-
come from the Governor 10 hos5uth.
The Governor also transmitted to the Senate
preamble and resolutions Of the Select and Com
mon Councils Of Philadelphia, relative to Inde-
pcudeuce Square.
The Senate adjourned shortly after, upon a
patriotic resolution offered by Mr. Fernon, IL
commemoraGon OF the day.
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REEEEfe RpnoGfg
Valuable F,rms Fer Rent.

The undersigned viii rent for a term of one
or more years the following Farms situate in
Washington township, Cambria county, at a
distance of from one-haIf to two miles from the
Portage and Pennsylvania Rail Roads.
The farm now occupied by John McGough, Sr.,
containing about 100 acres land, 100 acres of
which are cleared, having thereon erected 9
commodious Dwelling House, Bank Barn, and
outhouses.
The farms adjoining, one now occupied by
John McGough, Jr., containing about 50 acres
land, 80 TO 10 acres Of which are cleared: the
other occupied by Samuel McGough, containing
about so acres, about % acres of which are
cleared; both farms having excellent buildings
thereon erected.
These farms are under good fence and are in
a fine state of cultivation. Possession given
Immediately. Address. or call IN person. upon
the unders gned, at SummityiIle, Cambria coun-
u, Pennsylvania.
PETER COLLINS.
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Cholera NEarhus.

READ THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
/ hereby certify that about two weeks ago /
was seized with q Eiolent attack of Vomiting
and Purging, Cholera Morbus,) with very dis
tressing pains IN thestOmach and bowels. which
was completely removed by two tea-spoonfu
doses Of the Petroleum, taken in little water.
After having gtaken the first dose I slept soundIy
and comfortably for three hours
Signed HENRY WISE. JR.,
On board Steamboat Ariadne
ATTEST NIMROD GRABILL-
Pittsburg, December y, 1919
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CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Banking House.
BRT.9N, GLEIIN, &. CO..

4 AFFICE on Allegheny street, nearly opposite
~ the Post Office, Hollidaysburg. Pa.
Interest Will be paid on money deposited, as
follows:
Three month deposits, at the rate of per
cent per annum six month deposits al the Ta-e
of 81 per cent per annum; nine month deposits
at the rate Of per cent per aHnum twelve
month deposits, at the rate of u Per cent per
annum
Drafts on the cities, for sale in sums to suit
the purchasers, and collections made upon any
point at low rates.
August 3, I850.-44-tE
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John Dougherty
2. Shoenberger ct al
Sale OF Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Cambria County l viii sell at
Public Sale on the premises in Summerhin tp.,
near jefferson, on Tuesday the 10th day Of Jan
uary next, the following valuable real estate:
One Hundred and Twelve Acres and Fifty-two
Perches Of Land, adjoining land of William and
Benson Crum, and others. Thirty Acres of which
are cleared, being the property of Sarah benson
4 lunatic.
The terms viii be made known on the day of
sale. WILLIAM PALMER,
Jan. 10, 1852-14-3t. Committee
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E93@ i Washington despatch to the New Y ork
Herald says:-''Thcre is rumor that the cabi-
net have had council on the question of ac-
knowledging Louis Napoleon's usurpation, and
that the American Minister, Mr. Rives, will be
instructed to recognize it.
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l %
WESTAReS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
TEE prcrr r1rxrvnu ~-n D>yox,r

TIE BEST REMEDY ETER KNOWN
To man for CoUghs, asthma, Colds Group, BroH~
eh,tis, Iauenza, Bleeding Of The Lungs Dl67c,sS-
ty Of Breathing, Lteer affections, Pam or 1reaE-
ness Of the Breest or Side, First stages If Con
sumption, sc. Ia short this Balsan. IS 5zsculia,
ig adapted to eeeyy disease Of the Lungs and Lire-
sohich IS produced in oar eUer-Uarying cliaaats
WILD CHERRY has long been known to pos
sess important medicinal properties. This fact
Is familiar to every matron in land, and ply
sicians often prescribe it in different forms for
variety of complaints Tar, also, has been equally
noted for Its virtues; and some physicians, whose
names are familiar to the whole country, have
gone so far as to declare that even CONSUMP-
1ION could be cured by that alone. In other
hands, again, it was nearly valueless, owing, 10
doubt, to their ignorance IN preparing and ad-
ministering it-a difficulty now entirely obviated
by patient experiment and long experience.
The extraordinary medicinal powers of these
two substances are now, for the first time com
bined and embodied in DR.. Histar's BalsaR Of
WHd Cherry. By a nice chemical process, every
thing delcterious or useless is rejected so that
what remains is the most extraordinary and truly
efhcacious remedy for all kinds of pulmonary and
liver diseases ever known to man. To convince
all unbelieyers that theory Is really true we
refer to few cases of cures performed by this
wonderful medicine:
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lISSlL ] ILlu

Notice is hereby given to all persons interest
ed, that the firm Of Rilfel & Humphreys was by
mutual consent dissolved on the 1st day of De
cember, 1851. All persons having claims will
please present them for settlement, and all those
indebted viii please call and settle with James
NJ. Rifel at the q old stand in whose hands the
Books are. and who is authorised to make all
settlements. All persons not settling, either by
note or otherwise before the 2nd day of Febru-
airy next, will find their accounts in the hands OF
the proper officers for collection
RIFFEL s. lIUNHREYS.
Summityille January ], 1852-l2-td
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HnUEE-

The morning was taken up in the election OF
officers.
William Jack, Dem, was reelected Chief Clerk,
and appointed Wnr. s. Picking, assistant Clerk,
and VIM. L. Gray, of Philadelphia county, Chas.
Stockwell, of Bradford, John Cummings, of
Fayette, and Richard II. Adams, of Dauphin,
Transcribing Clerks.
Henry W. Crotzer, of Union county, was elect
ed Sergeant-at-Arms; Joseph Eslenger, of York,
Messenger, and Jacob Coleman, of Berks, Door
Keeper
The Secretary Of the Commonwealth was in
troduced, and presented the Governors Message
which WAS read
The joint resolution from the Senate, inviting
kossuth to visit the Capitol, was taken up and
passed unanimously
After some other uninportant business the
House adjourned.
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ABNER FOX.
E. s. JONES, & CO.,

CORNER of FOURTH and RACE STREETS,
Philadelphia Publishers of the Model Archi-
tect, by SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, to be
completed in "a monthly parts.
The above work is designed to meet the wish
es not only of those directly interested IN bull
dings, but OF all who desire the advancement OF
this noble art in our country, and wish to cultl-
vate their tastes and acquaintance with arehitec-
ture. The handsome manner in which 1t is pre-
pared and embellished, renders it a tasteful or
nament for the drawing-room, while its accurate
delineations give it the highest practical value
Nos. l. , & 8 now ready for delivery.
Price-50 cents per number. Address 4;
above, post paid.
May !, 165i.-Iy.
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HOUSE,

The Speaker presented the annual report OF
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Also,
the first tri-aHnual report CT the Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund.
There was nothing else done Of Importance.
At half past eleven o'clock in honor Of the
day, 1t being the anniversary Of the victory at
New Orleans, the House adjourned.
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E@5@ 1t appears not to have been Commodore
Ap Catesby Jones who was wounded at the late
emeute in Paris, reported, but it is supposed
to be Lieut.. Catesby Ap r. Jones, Of the Navy,
q son OF Roger Jones. Commodore Jones is re
siding in Washington at the present time.
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The following property, viz two windmills,
two cows, three calves, and three tons of hay,
have been purchased by tie subscriber from
George ". Hoover. Of White township, Cambria
county: and I hereby notify all persons not to
intermeddle with said property, as the same be-
longs to me. HENRY EVANS
Inn & 1880 r.