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BY the governor:
/. AspHkw s. HgaRos, Secretary of State.

NJ Bndde for the aforesaid bonds informed that,
section the duty auditor
public accounts and the State at The end Of each fiscal
the 3 OF March, 1854
general fund Of special fund the redemption
said State bonds the eighteen thousand dollars, which fund
created And il further provided the third section Of said
that the said fund thus arising shall be invested by the said auditor
and treasurer w the sanction Of The goveraor in stock bearing
selected with
used for the principal OF said ond
providedin
the fourth section Of said fat the auditor ard shall
nua whatever the funds
treasury payment the bonds
the said be without the ability the
obligations and be
other purpose than the payment Of said interest,"
avs Jul
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H. 1884, the Clerk Of the House OF Rep
connnc his purchases exclusively
OF the United States provided The
Of such growth and manufacture OF suitable
quality reasonable prices, good terms as 10 quality
and be obtained offoregn growth and manufaciue
be productions OF American
uaay nnd all making propos supply article win
whether growth and na"uscure OF The Uni
Of paid for
Eonmitee Accounts shall audit The ball
Zach bidder though he desire for The whole Of
will required make separate
each sla. and proposal
brncng will he considered. Each
Class No Of stationery II. r.
a. So and addressed the undersigned They will be free Of
postage
specimen. each class proposal
class,
cosdnH . sdver dseoent.
article specified in the foregoing list viii be
deemed and the offering furnish class
articles quality consdered shall
the executing bond with
sasfacto Clerk, for the performance OF the
under Eeiare Of twice the contract price in case Of failure
6Ied once sad Clerk within
psopesas have opened and the resut declared
reserved, rhnsd be order
further supply Of all Of the articles contained In the above
TIA night judge
drreton them, his opinion DO
she purpose for which they we're iaended
t@t a. JOHN w. PORNEY,
Clerk House OF Representatives United States.
M., ,s-,s~uouras@ ,a's'' Hsp''''' s'"i
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TENTLEMES'S NEW FURNISHING sTORE.-f have
VI this opened and beautiful
goods, comprising alt styles of dbe dress Shirts
shaker, aud silk uudersh drawers hosiery, gloves
carf su~p.ndcrs
morning robes add umbrellas &o shirts manufactured
order establishment pattern,
be surpas-ed Shirts made
Gentlemen Of be above articles would do we'll
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HOPKINS,
One door from 9th street, Penn. avenue,
May ll-3aw5w between Browns m National Hotel.
pwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FoR REsT.-Two new eisibIy
style with mantes drturcs
EACH every for
prva geutee family, will be rented upon favorable
punctuai tenant, on ap.hcauon TO
T. ". sTRATTON.
Aucuoncer and Commission Merchant
South side PennyVana avenue, between OH aud 10th
An
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Notice EssaOiishHaoss y usstri CT
La the State of California;.

III HEREAs by The provisions OF the act Of Congress approved
w March Sd, 1885, entitled An provide for
The public lands IN California, the granting Of exemption rights
and other the President, OF The United States
authorized such bis judgment pabic
mperavry require and in the absence
special legislation of the subject divide
State CAfoRsA into two three separate and distinct land
Districts shall determine be embra
Lorcr, the Upper, Middle,
Of the state and whereas fu
the public mceraiyey that
fo iund disfriets shall be established In that state
Now, FRANKLIN PIrRcs, President OF United
OF do hereby declare and make
pursuance provisions OF the
California shall be divided land dcs
OF public the parallel OF thirty
NORTH aiude and that the land office for
district shall be established al present at BrsIorA and that the
Loper ssirie al
Given under hand the city Of Washington, is
day OF March, A. II. 1883
by the Presdents
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Ions wILsos, Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Anxl luxal4
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United states Patent ONCE,
Washington, May 81, ies3.

Washington, May 81 1853.
IN petition Samuel Colt Of Hartford, Connecticut
for the extension OF patent granted TO him The twenty
and 10
the
patent which takes riace the ninth ~ day OF Au
gn.t, eighteen hundred and hfly three, (iaa5)--
II ordered thai the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday, eighth ID O'clock and all
notified appear and show they have why
said petition ought be granted.
opposing required file Patent
Office their objccons specially forth in wning at least
all filed by either
hearing and transmitted accord
with rules Of the Office, which viii be furnished app
Ordered this notice be published the Union and In
teleencer city, PenRsylvanian Philadelphia
York Evening Post, New York; Post. Boston and the Har
Hartford Connecticut, for
i've the sh Of August the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Ps-Edtars papers viii please copy and
Once with containing this notice.
h.~ M
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nESTLEMEN's ~ NEAU--Ju,t received a very large and
handsome Of blue black brown, satin,
and gray French cloths
Plain and fancy English and French cassimeres
Many styles plain and fancy French dngs some entirely
Plan and figured silk, cashmere, Marseles
rich and vosungs suitable 10 the
Together wish complete supply OF neck ties, caya pocket
ndkerchef tlk aud inen gloves. hosiery, Sc to which we
respectfully invite the attention OF gentlemen
hp 2g-iw HOOE BRO, s. Co
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poems by Thomas IL. Head. new and enlarged
edition
John Randolph OF Roanoke other Sketches Of
cludine William Writ by y. w. Thomas
Memorials of English by Rev G. r. Taylor NJ A.
laymd sscord Expedition Nineve and Babyion Harper.
edition, bvo. Many engmvings
Laiue, the Pirate of the Gulf; by j. IT, Ingraham
Man In seaoch ofa wife Adventures Bachelor
York by Walter seaion
biography Of Father oayazz with corrections by himself
June III FRANCK TAYLOR,
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AEw spRINa aonps-r. w. pRowNING. n q.

NEW Spring GooDs.-P. w. BROWNING, m orehsn
~ tailor under United States oiel ber leave the
OF the citizens Wasingon, his
we'll selected Of French cloths,
for Being determined
fullest the popular principles Of low prices
puneuaI y he viii offer whole of clothes
s4o and thus prevent the nece Of going
called cheap ofesn for lie has
goods either
qualify, With many thanks his friends
G an
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Hon j. j. Allen, Hon. WIN. Daniel,
Hon Richard Moncure, Hon. g. u. SaInueis,
Hon. u. n Lee, OF the Court ofAppeals Of Virginia.
To the Judges of the Circuit Couus of yitgnis.
aud members Of Congress from Virginia.
June lily ydsw&w
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EAHM for sale ia AIexaa,ta county. Virginia, with
," TWO inles Of the aqueduei the
house by way o. Georgeo~nI viii sell reasonable
iron portion hereot located
Balls Cross Roads, twenty acres There
between and land
the residue Is cleared Much the
including twenty thirty winch might be
made be disposed purchase
referred John Ball. grocer Ninth street,
avenue, or Horato Ball, adjacent farm. . III
May yll-eodI WIN. BALL.
hau and cotton umbrellas of all coos Also OF French
silk umbrellas, OF all eoos. just received and for sale
CHAS. II. LANES
Hat ap, and genllemen's furnishing establishment,
Penn avenue, y street
JuneB-eo3t ....s
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ATLANTIC RaiIiag works Msnafsctore he
l. COMPOSITE IRON RAtLING,r uncquailed IN beauty,
strength, melted
and framework o woagbt roH making either light aud
graceful like -
WIRE RAILING,
,od like being made
having for the moisture 9th
affect rushing otne work Designs viii bs
TO address, postage free.
P,iees range 80 IS Rsing pub
grounds cemeteries, yerandab balconies Ae, &c.
for sale GEORGE FOSTER, Agent,
3pc Broadway New York.
BG snd his the only authorized TO
sell hI. newly patented railing for Atlantic states
An I'm fintel
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to T-# 1T. MRS. LAMB,
May 10 disJune Opposite wliard's Hotel,
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AW NoTICE-SinNEY 3. BAXTER, late attorney general
IL Virginia has removed 20 Washington pseus.
Hs will practise Supreme the Uated staes
Of the District OF Columba, and attend any
business conhded to him
Office Moison's building AZ ofr.nnsyiva
MIA
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pREScH SHOES AND PUMPS Just received. dir.c

or article hlo three cases fars pumps for the drawing
Gentlemen wishing dtpny handsome will
OF wills, whom awarded
OF Metropolitan institute
he'd in Washington February 1855 s..--. .....
JOHN MILLS,
June la Fashionable Boot maker, Browns Hotel,
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.tpTICg or UE,IDyai.-To oar cn.tomrrs n al TN


public eeneayWe would respectfully inform customers,
and al d aoea s we we have sssn one Of The
Market between h and eh and contemplate moving
win be completed making move,
that have done m good and ihe,
The being
central the and the plan OF the well arranged for
light and width having been constantly
goods viii take pleasure IN dealing wild, We ha keep
hand probably hs largest and mos varied stock Of dry goods
finest goods imported and win cpdeavor offer inducements
We shall this aud great uducement.
to all who with their our stock
exceedingly cheap open
move win an entire new stock Of good.
May a7-eodlmif Seventh near the avenue.
REu KNOWN to all whom ~ may concern, that the
undersigned w according the rules Of the General Land
uncstes Of scrip in ieu Of ne ocwns land oes mist sn
52s asos sos asaa 3D3a aud 4i original. which is
sued lr ia Tho OF the evonon and belonged 70
patented but casually lost or destroyed, ppvsoY ma rprNr
For alsw WIN. Reynolds decd
RIoWnosp, April 90 1853.
Ap 2i--faw3m s.#.
ing and promoting the growth the hair ccan,ng head
Bay's Tdcophcrous, whe
and IMMIGRATION Of the hnir ~ o ciens,
Jor he ike ppose Thiss no ID considered surs
se receipts Il cs soooot Rs ysaS he business Wi
' amount The number odsrs which daily sye a,he depot
ciopg cash and requiring mcdste attention. woold scarcely be
selesed Tho whoeala demand from 2a'o 1000 bottles
Joined The popularity o 'hs article everywhere und The liberal
IT. composition considerable expense,
add to i reputation m well intrinsic value For sae whole
hy ,he principal merchants ard dsg throughout The uned
STATES snd Canada Nr,ico wes Iades Ban and France
large bo,tle.: Price IS cents.
May i-dsm'
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AVENUE HOUSE. George French ~ Co, or
II Frcnch's Hotel, Norfolk, Yrniafh Hotel
i furnished throughout
The and airy and viii be
comfort of th.ir
Families wishing board be accommodated reasonable
The charge fnf day boarders will be - per week
An cud3m
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NruCE "a the P.Rue~kn~ arrival of splendid French and
American hansnss the Metropolitan hanfng end
upholstery iph conssne
aud satin hnihcd borders and
Transparent shades OF variety Of patterns.
pho.te It's branches PRper hung short nose Rsmen
bpr PLANTS, directly back Of Iron Half
An I'm
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EXTRA Pay She sstlors.-Thoso officers scHnru,
IL of United the who
the Pacific the Of California Mexico
May as and the late Arctic expedition, well the h
ofdeceaed who performed such service
double granted by Congress The following
Southampton, Constitution Savannah
The Portsmouth,, Cyane Wsuep, Lee
weeks.
The of tho pay due the Of The several
all other information, promptly furnished by
early spplicai ION 70 NJ, SNYDER, I.
National Hotel Building, Washington city, q. g.
NBTbe highest price win be paid for land warrants Of all
Kinds.
May l7-dlm NJ n,
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John =. GALLAHkR, late Third Auditor OF the
Treasury claims before Congress
other an hts and bu
thousands. Once his residence
9th street, between and r. opposite the Methodist Protestant
Church. May 3-rodimif
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limited STATES no TEL, PhiIsdcI phi la.-Capt CHAs
H. MILLER having this well establishment, and
rehhed modern style, would inform the public that they
accommodations OF character every
respect.
capt Miefs reputation host s well known everywhere,
sba nothing by HE future efforts
degree OF Satisfaction guaranteed all who
him with their company.
PptL prr Puta MAY I'D
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I license OR NO LICENsE.-3o1 bottles very old Guard
IL Dupuy Co.'S cognac expressly imported for sickness.
3 naf pipes Chns. ienuessy n Co.'S
do Pinet, Castilon, n Coz cogpac.
do otard, Dupuy, &Co,s cognac. #.a.
$ do Londoa dock brandy.
do J. j. Dupuy Co =, just received.
have IN the blackberry cher
~ aud brandy, Jamaica spirits Holland chnspps
stonac htter., Old whksy aud cordia, Hdsccs
Au~ brandies, champagne, the latter OF importation
sherry Madeira Port, Malaga Mucat, clare Hook
all OF The brands, with
cigars sc for safe old stand,
l7ui aud lsih ID. JOsT,
Importer of Wines and Liquors.
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NEW IA. tssa-The undersigned has this day
No ~ william street, (Mecbanis Exchanged
for The transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank mining, rsooh government state, and city
securities bought and sod.
Proosory ross bills Of exchange, and osns neeotisisd
MAY 10 III EMANUEL n. HART. F
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Il Iarged edition
Di-tsG; o. Forty A story OF the
Ny the author Of partesan, Walton sc.
Randolph Roanoke,
including William Win, with Tales OF w Thomas,
received and for sale BY TAYLOR MhURY,
] June ii booksellers ~ 9th
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ALSO:
All that Certain Tract OF Land.

situate in Augusta township county aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows, to wit /: Begin
ming at Birch by lot No. 8 north Ia degrees,
west 81 perches to post, thence north 40 de-
grees east III percbcs to post, thence Ivy Chris
tain Shisser part flot No. 9 south two hundred
| and fifty one perches TO BLACK Oak, thence south
ID degrees east as perchcs to post, north sixty
six perches to the place Of beginning, containing
two hundred and forty nine acres and quarter,
being part Of the manor of Pomfret, whereon are
erected Two Dwelling Houses, Bank Barn and
other outbuildings.
Siezed taken in execution and 10 be sold as the
property OF ]. A. Shisslcr.
ALSO:
RY Virtue Of certain writs of Ler. Ia. issuing
- out of the Court of Common Pleas of North
cumberland county. and TO me directed will 10
sold by public Vendus, outcry, at the public
House of John NJ. II in the Borough of Milton
at one O'CLOCK, p. NJ, OH the second day of Ahrl
next, the following real estate, TO wit:
A u that certain Lot Of ground,
situate in the Borough of Milton, in the county
aforesaid bounded north Ivy Broadway, east by
the Pennsylvania Canal, south by Pine alley, and
west by lot of James Covert, containing one
fourth of an more or less, whereon are cree
ted Two Story Frame Dwelling House and
BricA Kitchen, one Frame Store Room, and two
large Ware Houses, Stabling, &c.
Siezcd, taken in execution and to be sold as
property Of John Sweny, decd, in the hands of
his Administrator Joseph Beard, with notice to
Montgomery A. Sweny, terrc-tcnant &c.
ALSO:
On Saturday, at the same time and place,
A Certain other Lot Of Ground,
situate in Upper Milton, bounded north by Locust
street, east by the Canal south ly lot of White
and Merrine, and west by Front street, containing
of an acre more or less whcreon are erected
Steam Grist Mill, together with the Engine and
fixtures annexed, tenant house, cooper shop
stabling, &c.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Montgomery A. Sweeny.
WM. u. kIPP, Sheriff
Shcrifl's Office,
Sunlnurv March l2. 1853 (
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REaIsTERs' NOVICE,

NOTICE is hereby given to all Lcgatces,
Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates Of the following named persons that the
Executors, Administrators, and Guardians of
said Estates have filed their accounts with the
Register of Northumberland County, and that
the same win I've presented to the Orphans Court
of said County, on Tuesday, the 5th day of April,
A. d., 1888, in the forcnoon for confirmation and
allowance. Is tf r eaia Et. .f aet.N
Mary Welch, deed, settled by her Admir-
David Hull. lHa lni
Peter Dentler, decd, settled by bis Executors,
Thomas Watts, Margaret Dcn,ler, and Ja-
cob Dcntler,
L, onard Reed decd, settled by his Admir-
David Dunkleberger. .fa
Jacob Rhule, decd, settled BY his Ex'r Samuel
Herr.
Solome Wagner, Decd settled by her Admir-
Simon I.antz.
Deborah Tharp. decd, settled by her Admir-
Jesse Campbell.
Godfrey Drosious, decd, settled by bis Admir-
Samuel Brosons.
John Resh, deed, settled by his Admir- Elias
Walton. l.e
Gilbert Voris, decd, settled by his Admir- VIM.
+ Forsyth.
George Long, decd, settled by his Adm'ior
George Boyer.
Elizabeth Dentler, decd, settled by her Ex'rs
Geo. +. Miller and John Young
Matilda Huber, settled 10y her Guardian,
George Garman.
Spencer Meter, decd, settled by his Adm'to
Benz, Gearhart and Wilson Meter.
Rachel Cornell, decd, settled by her Adm'tor
John Yordy.
Joseph II. Kline, decd, Final Acct. settled by
his Admir- d. G. Cau.
Andrew Cro,hers, decd, settled by his Admir-
Alexander Colt.
William McCay, decd, supplemental Acct
settled by bis Admir- David Taggart.
Anna NJ Hunsicker. decd, settled by her Ex-
ecutor David Taggart
Jacob Snyder, decd, settled by his Executors
John \. Snyder and William Kebach.
JOHN p. PURSEL, Register.
Registers Office,
Sunbury, March 5, 1862 :
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Hotel For Sale.

ENTE are authorized to offer for sale a superior
second class Hotel, ccnterally located in a
Business part of the city of Philadelphia, COM
manding, at this time, a large trade from Penn
sylvana, Delaware and New Jersey.
The House contains One Hundred and ten
Rooms, and is capable of accommodating One
Hundred and Fifty persons.
The Gentlemen's Parlor, Reading rooms,
Bar rooms and Office, are on the first
floor.
The House has been recently thoroughly reno
waited, and in part newly furnished. and is fitted
up in the most genteel manner. The furniture
will bc sold with the LEASE, which has over two
years to run, AT VERY Low RENT with the
privilege Of renewing for five years longer at the
same rent. The central location of this Hotel
being in the immediate vicinity of Business and
places of amusement, make it an opportunity
seldom to he met with 1t will be sold cheap,
and on accommodating Terms. For further particu-
lars apply personally or hy LETTER Posi- PAN
at the Real Estate ana General agency office. No.
80 south fifth street, PHILADELPHIA.
WUNDERL1CH & ALMOND.
Phila., March 26, lS53-tf.
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.Issls.. ! 81 I-uiu Z,
ii
A-<kU>s<->-z-a.,-s~As
Ca RR, G Z S Z & CO.,
$@ Flour, Grain and Lumber
Commission Merchants.
% and 25 Spears Wharf,
DALTIMCRE-

REFERENCES.
John Clark, Esq, President Citizens Bank, Bait.
A. p. Giles Esq, Cashier Franklin Bank, AZ
John Heriz!er, Jr., Esq. Philadelphia.
Rogers, Sinnickson 81 Co.,
J. Tome, Esq, President Cecil Bank, Port De-
poste.
]. WalIowcr & Son Harrisburg.
Col. Ii. e. Eyer Selinsgrove.
J. II. App d Co.,
Magic, Wingate & Co., Milton
w. w. Cooke, Esq, Muncy.
Simon Schuyler, Esq,
George Bodine, Hughsville.
w. Weaver & CO., Montoursville.
Gen. William F. Packer, " illiamsPort.
Il. w. Lloyd, Esq, Cashier,
James II. lIuling,
Lewis G. lluing.
MHenry & Bubb, Jersey Shore.
J. p. Huling ESP, Lock Haven.
~ Carr, Gicse & Co, have The largest wharf
room of any commission house in Baltimore, al
ways giving quick despatch TO boats in discharsing
their carSocs.
March II, ls53.-6m.
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Grand Jurors.
SuSDURY.-Edward Eisely
NoRTHUMDERLAND.- John Gesi
MlLToN.-Joseph Angsladi, Patrick Mon
tage.
DELAwARE.-William Erwin, Reuben Hill.
ard, Michael Boabst
TURBUT.-James Smith.
LEWIS john Schuyler.
CHILIsoUAouE.-Paul Lahr.
UPPER AuGUsTA.-Charles Eckman.
LOWER - John Coldron, Jacob
Rem.
RUsH..-Aaron Campbell, Joseph Bear,
Jesse Mensch.
SHAMoKIN. = Franklin A. Clark, Simeon
Campbell
UPPER MAHoNoY. Moses L. Beissel, Cid
con Adams, Samuel Ileim Michael Ferster.
Lower Abraham Lenker, Pc
ter Hepner.
TRAVERSE JURORS
TuRBrT = Robert Hayes, George Blair,
Frederick Deizer,
DELAwAnE.-John Guffy, Samuel Green,
John M. Kinney, Daniel Nicholas, Elijah
Crawford, Isaac Vincent, ir., Daniel Smith,
George Watson.
LEWIS William Savijge.
MILToN.-John Murray
CHILI>QUAQuE.-Andrew Ovcrpeck, Hugh
Martin, George Troxel, James Turk, Daniel
p. Cau.
PoINT -Challes Gulick.
UPPER AUGUSTA. Peter Overdorf, jr.
Lower - Joseph Gass, Jacob
Krebs, Simeon Hanpi, Charles Iiaenbach,
Francis Lerch, WIN. Bloom, Peter Searfoss
SHAMoKIN William Farrow, II IL. Kno-
bel, Samuel Gonsert, SEN, Jacob Norcher,
VIM. II Fry, David M'Willams, Michael
NJ. Soper, Lewis Chamberlain, VIM Price,
VIM. Roth.
RUSH Joseph Reader, John Gearhart, jr.
CAMERON Peter Wekel.
UPPER MAnoNoy.-HenD MalIich.
Lower Benz. Rubendahl, Jo-
nathan Dockey.
LITTLE Il Conrad Raker.
JACKSON John Carl, ~ S. Drnmheller
CoAL.-Jonas Giloer.
JoRDAN.-John Adams.
Feait Jurors.
SuNBUny.-E f. G. Markey, Andrew Bal.
dy, J. II. Zimmerman, frederick Lazarus
DELAWARE Simon Lanz, Joseph Hayes,
IT,, David Wilson, Ed Truckemlller, Wm
Biggers, WIN. Beard.
CHILIsQuAoUE.-R. A. Citizens, Simon Rea.
dy, Samuel Mullener
PoINT-George Lesher, Joseph Vankirk
UrrER AUGUSTA Frederick Haas, Solo
man Harzel, Herman Kline, jr.
! LowER % Peter Mallich, John
EhliShi.
UrrER MAHoSoY Henry Haas.
LOWER .--Wm Shailer, Joseph
Spaiz.
JAcKsoN-Benj. Strickler, Daniel Wolf
VIM. Cares.
RUSH Samuel Swank, Joseph Campbell
! Coal Daniel ~ Lake.
/ SHAMuKIN - Farnswouh Reed, Edward
Wilkerson, Samuel Reper. John Bcughner
CAMERoN.-Wm Derk.
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Paper Hangings.

IdPVT iI"ffSfHSS'
TNVIiE undersigned have just opened fresh
IL and complete stock of WALL PAPERS.
among which are GOLD and VELVET, FINE
SATIN, and the LOWEST PRICED UNGLA-
ZED PAPERS Also DECORATIONS,
BORDERS. FIRE SCREENS, CURTAINS,
&C. &c. Which they offer at the lowest prices,
both wholesale and retail The hest workman
employed to hang paper either in the city or
country.
Blank Books, Stationary, &C., &c.
We have also our usual assortment of WRIT
ING PAPERS. WRAPPING PAPERS, Blank
and School Books, Stationary, &c.
PARRISH 81 HOUGH,
No. 4 North Fifth ST., doors above Market,
PHILADELPHIA
CASH paid for Country rags.
Phih, March I2, lS53.-3m.
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Last Notice.

A Ii persons indebted pr having claims
IA against the estate of Abraham Brcsious,
decd, late of Lower Augusta township, North
cumberland county, are hereby notified that the
undersigned Administrator will attend at the late
residence of said deceased on Wednesday, the
9Th of April, next, where those interested will call
and make settlement.
ELIAS BROCEOUS, Admir-.
Sunbury, March 10, lS53.-3t,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-02
Estate Of JOHN KRAMER. decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of A
ininistraticn have been granted to the unde
signed upon the estate of John Kramer, late !,
Lower Augusta township, Northumberland
county, decd. All persons having claims or de-
mands against the estate of the said deceased, are
requested to make the same known TO the under
signed without delay and all persons indebted
will make immediate payment.
WILLIAM KRAMER. Adm'tor.
Upper Augusta twsp., March &c, ls53.-6t.