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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15

rI= THE COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM IN PENN
sYLvANn.-F. w. Hughes, Esq, Superiii-
tendant of the Common Schools of Pennsyl-
vania, has sent his report to the Legislature.
The number Of school districts is 1893,
number Of schools, 9699. The number Of
pupils, 4SO,77S; whole amount of tax le-
We'd, s9S2,196 State appropriations $780,
266; amount received from Collector Of
School Tax, S7S3,67S II cost of insruc-
tion, s743,526 26; fuel and contingencies
S79,942 60 cost of school houses, pur-
chasing, building, renting, repairing, sc.
S293,450 80; average number of months
taught, B number of male teachers, 1850;
number Of female teachers, 1858 average
salaries OF male teachers per month, slS,75 !;
average salaries of female teachers, per
month, Sl1 As; average number of scho-
lars in each school, Al cost of teaching
each scholar per month, 40 cents.
He says serious cause OF embarrassment
and difficulty in the way Of procuring and
keeping good teachers, is the short period
for which our Common Schools are kept
open during the year. The average period
taught in the districts throughout the State,
is but five months.
THE SHORTEST ROUTE FROM PIILADEL
PIIIA TO ERIE.
! There is prevailing error in regard to the
shortest route between Philada. and Erie
kept up by interested parties, that should
no longer pass unnoticed. The friend,
of the Cattawissa road enormously SET i
down as the shortest route, and this erroj
we see is incorporated in the able report o
the subcommittee of the Philadelphi;
Councils, on subscribing 10 the stock Of th,
Sunbury and Erie rail road company. II
the letter Of G. A. Nichols of Reading, an
nexed TO that report, the tables OF distanc
show an error Of ten miles against the Min
/ Hill route, thus
From Philadelphia to Port Clinton, (Reuding
Rail Road IS milk
Port Clinton to Tamaqua 90
Tumaqua to junction with Cautwissa Rail
Road, 10 "
Thence To Cattnwissa, IS =
lbs
= Add from Cattawissa b Wilamspurt, 45
v 100 mile
Fr,m Philadelphia to Schuylkin Haven, (Rcad-
= ing Rail ROAD SO mil
:. Schuykill Haven to Coal Castle, (NIine Hill Rail
Road) 10
y Coa Castle to Schuykili Haven is set downat
e 80 miles, but the actual distance, as located by
the engineers is % -
t Shamukm to Sunbury, 10 "
Is 40
, Add from Sunbury tJ WilIinmsport, 40
IsO mil
10 Cnttawissa route, 100 mil
81 Sunbufy route $50 "
Difference in favor Of Sunbuty route, 10 mi!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15

TIE pciition of PETER HANSELMAN respectfully
shnUeth; that your petitioner is IN possession OF COM
modinus house situated the ugh of Northumberland
ON Queen street. which is well calculated for public
House of Entertainment and for the accommodation and
entertainment of Strangers and Travellers
That he is well provided with stahlng for horses aud all
cnvennces necessary for the entertainment of Strangers
and Travellers.
lie therefore respectfully Pruys the Court to grant him
license t. keep Inn, public house OF entertainment at
the place herein named, AMI lie will pray &c
TO THE JUDGES ABOVE MENTIONED !:
WE the subscribers residents Of the Dor 'ugh Of Nor
bumbernud d, hereby certify that Peter Hanseman the
applicant for the license, Of good iepuc for hon
csty and temncunce and is well provided with house room
and convenenccs for the lodging ana accommodation ct
STRANGERS and travellers and that Public House there
necessary; they therefore recommend HIM as proper
person 10 be licensed to keep Public House
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15
ORPHANS COURT
SALE.

& n pursuance of an order of the Orphans Cout
3 of Northumberland county, will be exposct
to public sale, on TUESDAY, the lst day Of
FEBRUARY next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on tho
premises. the following
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.

TO the Hon. n. JORDAN, Esq, PreSi-
dent and his associates, Judges Of the
court of Quarter Sessions Of the county
of f.NoHlumbcrland
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15
ga FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Lot of Ground.

-QlI4- and oue one and half story-AlsO that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
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sPORTING.

CP0RTING--SpO gTING-SpORTING. YOUNG ADAMS,
~ of the London school win give exhibition OF the
ant OF self defence Monday evening February 81 at
William Buffers Chelsea Manor ROOMS corner ofTwenty
fifth street and Ninth avenue when he will be assisted
by the elite of the fancy. Sporting may, on the
above evening, have opportunity TO judge OF his CEN
diton for the coming contest with Young Cooley the
week following james sullivan, Johnny walker, Awful
Gardiner &c. &C., &c have promised their assistance.
There viii be stage erected, that all parties can
he f,cr, oe'i faitliy S;adss.cp = sea's To COR
n'ence 1T O'Clock Eirp Browns stages pass ,lS
door, and the Eighth eags run wi,l.n Que Week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
CAUTION.

CAUTION. WHEREAS THERE HAVE LATELY BEEN
~ sold to sundry persons patent rights to certain
improvements in the running gear Of carriages under
the Of Evetts patent carriage coupling notice is
hereby given, that such pretended rights will give the
purchasers no claim to the improvements sold under
that name said improvements rot included in the
patent under which they solo, but belong exclusively
to the subscriber the inventor and pateneo thereof
New Haven Conn. G. L. HAUSSKNECHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
DANCING ACADEMIES.

NEW CLASSES BROOKES DANCING ACADEMY, Al
IN his Assembly Rooms, No. 36l Broome street
Also. chss for children Wednesday afternoon,
frem to O'Clock. class for ladies and misses
Tpesday afsernoor from tin O'Clock. class for
gentsshse Tuesday evening, from tin 10x O'Clock.
Inc quarter commences from the time Of subscription.
The school will continue open during the whole year.
DRIvATE DANCING AT 600 BROADwAY-THE GRACE.
full and beautiful redowa, schottisch redowa polka,
waltz &C., taught in few lessons Pupils taken for half
the term Separate classes for those who have
ken lessons in dancing All applications to be made ut
the music store, 274 Bowery r. &E II. BURNTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

lhnroe Co.. No AL Broadway, fine ready made clothing
Alfred Nunroe Co.. weli made clothing aud no deviation
from marked prices, AL Broadway. Alfred Munroe CO.
manufacturers Of mems and boys cloth ing III Broad
way, few doors above Howard street. Call and see
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Spring Clothing made Jap In the most FASH

onable and durable manner possible large assert
meDt Of winter clothing which viii be sold at greatly re-
duced prices at all times be procured on advania-
geous terms for cash at IL L. POSTERS clothing eltab-
shment u Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

Married,
On Saturday evening, Feb 49, by the Rev. Mr. Norris
Of the Episcopal Church. Mr.. WELLINGTON HUNT of Bar
BADGES, Brdgetown West Indies, to Mrs. EIpDIA AMBER
son, OF st. Croix, West Indies.
On Sunday, Feb. 20 r. c. HAMBLNToy, Of Jersey City,
to Mrs. ShYTH, late widow tf Dr. Smyth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

OfMpc FfuHIfIs-1Efh" n ss1o . =,
wear 10 prune If not pruned. Now the grape will be
small and sour in of its hiring to bleed
ANY orders left 1853 Spring street corner OF Laurens;
AT Hudson street. OF Norton ~ Delaney street.
corner Of FORSYTH Fast Broadway OF Rutgers
street or 266 Greenwich street Warren street sill
be promptly attended to by III. Z. GARDINER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

A DnAN II. MULLER AUClIONEER --yAI.uABI.E
IA Property on Vesey street at Auction Adrian H.
Muller will sell, at auction, Friday Feb 25th 1865 at
IL O'Clock H. at the Merchants Exchange the very de-
srable lot Of ground together with the buildings thereon
situate the north side of Vcsey street. between Broad
way and Church streets known IS being "a feet 10
inches in width, with party walls both sides, by 70
feet in DEPTH less For further particulars APP
ply to the auctioneer No. Wall street. corner o. New
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Important and Interesting to all.-" Render


unto Cesar the things which be CGsars and unto God
the things which be Gods Luke chap. TO- 25.--
'Animal magnetism 10 fluid universally diused its
virtues can be communicated from one body to other
bodies, inanmate animate. Its virtues be
mulaed concentrated, and transported II is capable OF
healing diseases of the Immediately, others me
ately by insinuatng itself into the substance of the
nerves It affects them immediately perects the action
of medicines 1t presents universal method OF healing
and preserving mankind Thus Mcsmer wrote to DIR.
Unzer in 177o and il has been coirobOraed and sub
scbed to by every scientific professor who applied
one week to its comprehension, from Doctors Esdaile,
De Leuze, Ashburner and Rechenbach, down to my
Cess than humble) self, who now seventy eight years
nfer its discovery, fearessy assert TO the American
people, THAT its power is unlimited" That to derde
It longer let their fellow die of disease
consumption, without applying it and investigating It's
legitimate purposes, Therapea and universal health in
stead of perverting 1t to nonsensical, fansca and
useless argon Of mummery, viii be barbarity of gpo
rance and wilful blindness, dissraccful to them
nation, for which after ages will have language
press sufficient contempt. Experience in this city hath
proved that when only employed as secondary means
months Of 1851 four hundred lives saved from death
by consumption by the distribution of above 00 bot
ties of Nervous Antdoe. Public documents will prove
this fact deaths decreased from sixty to tweny -four a
week. The Mayor, City Inspector hospital doctors and
all know the fact and oil can know IL that choose they
all know what use for gave the SANITARY Committee
the recipe and the material 10 make it, yet pro
duce the results Let them magnetic the msletoe
the hemp the gums, and the syrups, and all their medi
cines will be powerful the Nervous Andote. 10 Is
no secret it belongs to all and will teach all free of
rense 10 magnetic each other and each other med
cine that all know By the amount of their own vo
Iton, what they care and what TO undertake.
never faiing, any more than what they fail to under
take To those aiar of will send my Nervous Andote
in So bottles containing eight half 81 bottles with
. written obligation TO return the money IL net found
beneficial IL this Is humbug, who do huIubugp tai
BOT WATTS magnetic ncryis, i2f Greenwich street The
dollar bottles can be obtained all druggists upon the
tame terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

ID. will sell at IL O'Clock in the Merchants Exchange
Tuesday Feb 22d the three story and brick
house with extension in the rear and large under cellar
No. los Perry street. the south sde thirty feet
eastfom Greenwich street The house contains
rooms is built Of Philadelphia brick ana finished in good
style; Croton water to the third story, with waste pipes
10 the street sever main building 80 feet deep: lot 10
feet front 40 feet inches side aud As feet inches
the other side. A large portion remain mort
gage if desired For full particulars apply Mt the
tiOneer's Office, No. Q Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

Undexshifts and Drawers, an every variety
and size at low prices Also travelling shirts line shirts
handkerchief hosiery crayats gloves umbrellas, linen
collars, &c. Wholesale and retail
IRA. PEREG0 e. SON, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

fncsh language occurred 70 artist friend Of sors
Az ov two ince French gentlemen inquire cs hin
49, Won shall tell a me who has best <.ras,ra in
se Broadway" Well said our friend issoald say
Hass has the "Dable ! IS VII At iask avon; who
hasf' II tell you Mr.. Haas ha,A oil 81 Broadway
so. al now comprehend ar HAS, (noun propre)
has all Sy gar Is nnser o@nty OF sc Eng5h angaase
BY the way, a rotice OF Mr. Haas, contained in
letter 10 Humphreys ouInai dated London, December
Goth speak ng Of Mr. Klburns coored dlguerreotypes
says With the single exception Of Mr. Haas, OF yoar
city remember of ever seeing any thing bearing
even approximation 10 competition in this department
on the western side of the Atlantic"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

A UCTI0N N0TICE.-TUESDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK IN
IA the sales room ID Spruce street will be sold with
out reserve extensive assortment of elegant second
hand furniture; also the balance stock of merchant
tailor and gentenens furnishing goods, jewery guns,
&c. X. Forrcsal. THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

Shirt Makers and fine Seyvers.-Whecler,
Wilson Co.'s sewing machine, generally used in your
business patented June 18TH 1852, can be seen at the
eompany's office, just opened, 266 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

500 Pieces of Elegant Mourning Foulari
silk lust received for sale at five dollars the dress
worth seven at BARTHOLOMEW & WEEDS new mourn.
ing store No SOL Broadway between Spring and Prince
street,, nearly opposite Metropolitan HOTEL
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sell the balance o. his rich fancy furs at auction
close this branch Of his business for the season. His
stock comprises handsome assortment-of stone martin
mink martin fitch martin, ermine, and all other kinds
Of furs that are desirable sale to commence at 10
O'Clock Tuesday. the I'D inst ladies' if you want
handsome furs, now is your time to get bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

NOLE & Chiffon WILL SELL. AT AUCTION, AT THE
~ Merchants Exchange, Friday, Feb %. at IL VI,
ninety nine Of the best located and cheapest lots in the
vicinity Of New York, situated at Jamaica L L. conve
nent to railroad depot churches schools, academies
and in fact all of the advantages of the city with the
addition Of perfectly healthy climate and within thirty
minutes of the South ferry. Communication by the Long
Island Railroad $40 year; but there is TO be railroad
from Peck slip ferry to jamaica which will reduce the
price to half charged Those who wish to view the
property do at half fare, by the L. NJ train
Monday, the list and Thursday the oath inst Tickets
Of the ticket master Can return at fifteen minutes be-
fore two p NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

rOLE & Chiffon, AUCrI0NEFRS
~ sale of the valuable oube house and lot No 90 st.
Marks place. at auction.-Colc &Chon will sell at
ton, on Monday, February 18th, at IL O'clock at the
Merchants Exchange the valuable three story and attic
basement and under cellar brick house and lot 81 ST.
Marks place. Eighth street, the lot is 81 feet inches.
front and and 10 feet deep the house is built and
finished in the best manner, with mahogany DOORS
bic figure manel pieces plated CRATES &C., Croton water
ricrces range bath room, and dining painted in
fresco The house the whole front Of tho lot
"a feet deep exclusive of enclosed piazza of feet
inches Deep there fourteen rooms besides kitchen,
basement nc. Tbreequartsrs If the purchase money
may remain on bond and mortgage for a limited time
For particulars apply 10 the auctioneers, No.
Wall street Title perfectly clear The house may be
instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

TOR SALE At AuCToN--oNIY 5000 CASH RE-
II qmred, the remainder mortgage for the three
story brick dwelling house. No All Twelfth street near
avenueB to be sold by A.. j. Bcecker the Merohanss
Exchange, ON Wednesday, Feb. 70, at IL O'Clock. The
title tas Just tecn examined and is perfect and an alb
strsct will be furnished to the purchaser, free Of .s
pense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

lent carcature likeness of James Gordon Bennett and
Louis Napoleon. II is the first number of the second
volume II is filed with spice, and also contains full
account of the attempted suicide Of Lola Monez at New
Orleans. 1t will be sold to-day, CNonday) by all the
newsboys The publishing Office of j. A. SC0VILLE the
proprietor is at 20 Ann street. where copies be had
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
ss- SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. IA
Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED-0F MRS. WEST AND SIS
Ter who lived, in 1919 in the Bowery. between Stan
and First streets. They formerly from of
the French West India Islands Mrs. W. had known
by the name of Tute Any nforma ton OF their wherea
bouts would be thankfully received or, II this should
meet the eye Of either of them, they hear from
old friend by addressing line to Guiams OF Geo.
H. Gland San Francisco Cal
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Rheumatism and scsofura.-Hv.rs L,n

Rheumatism md Scr0fuia.-IIyatts Life
BaIsam is as certain to the cases OF rheuma
tsm water Is TO quench thirst no matter how long
the ase has existed II cured Mr.. J. Snyder No 2i
Gold street BROOKLYN after he had been cripple sixteen
years. His bones and joints drawn out place and
shape and he had spent fortune in remedies and with
physicians. The basan Is equally certain to cure scro.
fula, kings evil the foulet old Ulcers mercurial dis
eases, neuralgia, &c. II cured Mr.. r. b Holly No 125
Orchard street OF an ulcer after he lad been six months
in the New York Hospital and was then given up by the
able physicians in that institution ncurable. three
bottles effected perfect Hundreds of cases
equally stubborn have been published In the Herald
SUM- and other papers certificates of which can be seen
at the principal depot 246 Grand street. 15 cents per
bottle
Dr. E. Brown, sthe Great ScrofuIa DoctOr,o
ooe l47 Grand streetA scientific treatment of scrou-
Is assurcdy obiaiDed Of DIR. f. Brown located at lat
iarf street New Engand's cured have paid him many
cfots OF gratitude New York has the Offer Of HIS
srv~ss. ie afflicted, ~e,4s sluv yAA nla, !.
- NV kts.
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IIINRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. TO
morrow. Tuesday, Feb % t10k O'Clock, at house
No s07 West Twenty fourth street. ali the gentee furn
ture, carpets, mirrors, oil paintings, panofortes &C.
the above house all Of which is in good order and but
little used. Catalogues at sale No postponement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
Wonderful improvements In Sewing Ma

chimes having recently been made renders these in.
srumens ahead of any mechanical invention of the age
and the proprietors Messrs J. b. Singer CO., having
been to great expense in purchasing machinery
pessly for the of these machines the
public that the machines shall hereafter have all the
latest improvements attached with perfect mechanical
accuracy, and the seeming difficulties
moved. Cali and examine machines, at the principal
Office, 25S Broadway. L. NJ. SINGER Il co.
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HENRY il. 1ttDs, AUCTTJNEER, WILL. SELL. AT
suction on Thursday, Feb "A, at TX o. clock p NJ
at the Acadt my OF Design Cos Broadway valuable pr
waite collection of oil paintings, selected during Of
years, by a gentleman Of taste, and all Handsomely
framed, and IN good order. The collection embraces
number OF original picture and portion Of them
formerly the galleries Of Cardinal Fesch and the Cas-
.andra family Of Rome also in the collection Of the late
artists of Persco and Agate Among others are the
works of A. Caraccei, Nurillo Both Zuchcrelli Van
orey Belsce Rosa d Tivol Van Ralep Bloemart Carlo
MARI TIL Vanlervcer, Boucher, Morland, &c. The paint
ings are on exhibition Mt the Academy Of Design az
above.
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VHTANTrp--A SITUATION 40 PRACTICAL GARDEN.
w er, by Jingle man, who thoroughly understands
his business particularly in the greenhouse flower and
vegetable Departments, the laying out OF grounds nc
Can produce satisfactory recommendation FOR capaby
and conduct. note addressed to A. b. Herald Office
viii be punctCally attended 70 on Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

DAIsINs, TEAS DATES, ETC.--AUCTTON ON TUESDAY,
II 2cd February 1853 at 1915 O'Clock, 81 Dey street.
corner of Greenwich. Rakns in whole half, and quar-
ter boxes figs, dates prunes mace nutmegs, brandy,
gin segars rum, maccaroni, vermcelH, lentls soap,
candles etc. in lots TO suit buyer. WELLINGTON A.
CARTER Auctioneer
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u H. LUDLOW, AUCrIONEER. --PEREMPTORY SALE
ILs Of valuable property Whitehall and Market
field streets belonging the estate Of Isaac Person de-
ceased by order Of the executors f. H. Ludlow will sell
at auction, on Wednesday February g. at IL o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchanee-Whitehan street.-the
valuable lots with tho two three story brick dwelling
houses, Nos o, and Whitehall street, the said lots
being together 10 feet inch front 81 feet inches
149 feet inches the northery sde and lag feet
inch tho soutlery side, together with the lot No.
24a arketeld street. being IL feet six inches front and
rear 46 feet inches on the westerly side and 45 feet
inches on the oaery side and connect with the lots
Whitehall street The whole property will be sold In
parcel The sele will be peremptory TO the highest bid
der and no bids will be made by any interested in
the property. Terms at sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

NTANTED IMMEDIATETY-TwO OMNIBUS BODY
w makers AT Fielding Brothers coach factory in For
ty-hrst street. neal Third avenue
FIELDING BROTHERS.
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VyTANTED-AT THE INVENTORS INSTITUTE PERTH
w Amboy, New Jersey, skilfu machinist. Onc
competent to take charge Of the machine department.
and with satisfactory references may lind constant
5. ANDREWS
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VgTANTFD-IaMErIATELY Tw0 GOOD ARcHfTEC-
w tura draughtnnen, to whom steady eoploy will be
given, by II. Austin, New Haven. References-C
Blesch, II Wall street H. Holman, 400 Broadway ar
chitects or TO sherman X smith, engravers, MOTIFS
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

Wholesale manufacturer of enameled furniture No LA
Grand street, New York w. W. gives his whole atten-
ton TO the manufacturing and using the best materials
only, offer better goods at the prices than be
found elsewhere Suits 10 match from S25 to $3.50 per
suit comprising dressing bureau with glass, bedstead
washstand, commode toilet table, towel stand,
rocker and four chairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

House, No 102 Nassau street, Of Ann-The very
best papers, from every part of the Union and the Cana
das received daily. Best TERMS and fullest authority
and recommendations from the written signatures Of
the publishers.
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ture the other by art, which lit all who them, VIZ
the skin and GREENS shirts Green, however has this
advantage nature that his shirts show wrn
kle while the skin does after certain age. No. Astor
House,