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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



Tuesday Morning May O. 1854
coTTOE-Freights having upward tendency pre-
7eHted to some extent the news by the Africa from
aYng any effect the market and the sales embraced
only 5000 bales at steady prices
NE" ostlas1 s aiSsns fair.e "a OK
Good Midding J5Sss GOOD and Fine. % i'
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept L 1852 .1o572 1886
Received since. .....1 2st53s 234I0
yesterday. S,S7e-1,2S5417 oOo-23,41O
1,295ass 52s75
Exported to date. 99O437 2o05o
- yesterday .... 4,8S7- 99534 0oO-2o $50
Stock on hand not cleared 49,. 8ooJ865 s2s25
TOBAGCo-No transactions
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-12oO hhds Sugar changed
hands previous rates. There better demand for
81 asses and 1000 bbs sold at 12013a, and 100 Choice
a. lac q gallon
FLoUR-Small demand and sales confined to about
$40 bols st, Louis, in lots, at 81 25aS7 s71s.
iRAIN-There active demand for Corn, and
Yrees advanced considerably The sales reached 1900
ac Of which 1904 in lots by broker $50, 1900
60 and $685. at 5si06oe D bushel 5000 bushels st
Louis Oats in sacks, sold at 44e 500 bushels prime
Wheat brought 81 SO, an advance
PRoVISIoNs-Porkis dull. Mess is retailing at sl3 Is
Bacon made at D67s for Sides and q for shou
ders... 10 kegs prime Lard sold at l01ae
sALT-30O0 sacks Liverpool Coarse taken at 81 o5
WHISKY-l5o bbls Fletchers Extra sold at 221se y
gallon
UOFFEE-Fair demand The sales embraced 1900
tags of which 100 at " $50 leo at TO- 1888 prime
NJ lOi4, and 652 ship damaged, at $40
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-on Saturday 80 bbls were
taken vt 6it
LlNE-50O bbs Utica taken Saturday at 81 50
and 300 yesterday at 81 10
. ltAT-13 tons Ia fatboat o4d) sold at s24 y ton.
FRElGuTS-A still further advance has taken place in
tfeghts ship taken for Liverpool yesterday at
5l6i for Cotton and Genoa Saturday
8 E&CHANGES-Yery little doing:
sterllng "A ct, prem
francs. 81 o5G hf10 o dollar
y lw York S&ty-day Bills. sHD2s Is CT. usc.
light Checks on New York. ssGD8 ID ct prem.
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VERPoosep Maryl94s cotton, 5sss baga 1889
lori7Ood $500
H'RiESTE-Ship Adrian--9llT bales cotton, -.
hhds Ss bbs moasses,
10 OIL 40 do pprk. 1872 bags
FHLADELPHIA-Seh hlle eston 326 hhds
bills classes empty bons 10 pkga mdis
TABASCo-Schr Censtlns-s0O bxs wilma and sundries.
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EDUCATION.
WRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
LII Monueur ALEX NELSON, No Q 81. Charles street.


EN Monsieur ALEX NELSON, NO. 49, CHARLES street.
TESTTMOFIALSi 80.
Prof. Nelson please whether viii your ehAr
r. W, MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
Nelson teacher Of Frsnch mot
"H' An' ss''e"'N - NJ Pr Z NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
the bret scholar
speakng French and Spanish with elegance and
ry.n [LNuisylle Journal. , 60, .
Ha system we'll adapted for ne mysteries
French Engeb Languages In short
time IN. o. Crescent.
Recommend ap teseh sysem
can sass nay that il practice. IN
True Delta. ian26 iy
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCE
IA PLEs-Anxoup careful Parents informed
tha Nrs Of Rev. C. H. Williamson Rector IL
Eglae FIR anae Rampant street.
RsnviIp admit into her
family and day pupils Extraoynay
facilities for FhEsCh. MUSIC nnd DhAWlNG jana ly
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - As
Boardra snd Day Pupa-No.s2 ST. by the
Misses ALLISON. ~ = -
The Directors this Institution aided ss,ers all the
Departments requisite education de-
vote their utmost sxerons the
their charge
~ For parents and guardians the Prospectus
Wnch can oe had AZ me inst'tnte. sat I'm
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YazoO RIVER.

will leave WEDNESDAY, Msv 10, O'Clock positively.
NOR SATARTIA, YAZO0 CITY, ~
TcHuLA. sDoN, GREEN WOOD, LEsLoRE l~s4tt sA.SI5s
mediate andfngs.The and elegant 1S1sFsa
asng been unnvodabs Obtained, VIII sit ysy leays q
freight having accommodations
onb bad, SHAW & cunts, Agents, II Fulton street
PSyasbusha consigned Geenweot sad
L, Aore honsa, ~
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A RIVAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE :

A RRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE y.
IN The original, unsurpassed and justly celebrated Madame
ADoLPE the universally acknowledged eates' the
distinguished lady who created through
velous Of the post the the correct
the principal cite the United States that Queen
costly Diamond Broach, Daniel Webster with Jeweed
Ring visitors Poydras street. between
Camp Magazine streets whom abe will inform all about the
they married and when what
lady husband they will business OF description My
impossible her appears abe
highly respectable and nnrmeabe ertdeates of
sk prudes all superstition
deception imposing many others practice.
from according how far they wish
goo VIII timet iantl "
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AMUsEM ENTs.
UpLACIDEs VARIETIES. arnYiar atree,.

WWLhOIUEB FABIEI IE3, ufhFIbI btfeEs.-
te Sixth night OF the SEA OF ICE AND THE THIRST
FOR GOLD; Or, Ito Wild Flower Of Msxiso
TUESDAY EVENING May the psrfrnsncea viii
with the Farce Of BETSY BAKERMr MoBser Mr.. Holland
cummy Mr. Copkad; Mn hoassr, Miss scg,rs Betsy Bake.
Mrs. Howard ciude h The SEA OF ICE AND THE
THIRST FOR GOLD VI Id Flower OF
ls and "a assGsg. La.eou,s, M j. \ Allen Gsrl.. Nh
Mrs. in the 3d. 9Th and 9Th aesDe Monte
Mr. Lynne Horace Mr. COPELAND; George Mr. amilion Barabas
Mr. Holland Counters de Thefmge, Mre. Rowe; Diana, hss
Bomers; ogata, Mrs. Quart 4.
PRcEs ADslssonBoEes First snd Second Tier sad Paquee
1be Boxea Third Tier or eored on soc Gallery 9sc
Private Bores, ~.
~ Doosopsn O'Clock; performance hslfpas
Topso rkn ariae1v
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1HVHE GRAND SALOONS OF 3. JACOBS,

VHyHE GRAND SALOONS OF 3. JACOBS,
No. IS CAMP STREET,
Were opened to the public .h Is Is hsy contain he m9s
Colora Drawings o. the costly Engrayings
and Brone with other choice Works Of
exhibited in the south.
Strangers citizens particularly the Ladies' invited to
charge-hs nnvaled and Southern Gallery Of
the Fine Arts.
E- The DAGUERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT, its various I'M
In Europe, in this country. ........ ...-
PORTRAITS the known the and by
philosophical process fully equal the most beautiful eolored
the instead Of
appearance peculiar Daguereopes taken by the
oriinar, method
t The stock MEDALLoNs LoCKETs, RINGS and BREAST
furuiEhed at tue manufacturers prices
All Darerreotp Materials must Be accompanied BY
cash. Sentative prepared by g. JACOBS for Operators lie
retain sa chemical properties pure for sr month price
$40 dh bmsp
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ARKANSAS RIVER

wfIfIeave TUESDAY, May o. At O'Clock p.
EISOR FORT GIBSON, Fort SMITH, s-
VAN BUREy, tzARE, sPADRA, DARDAN Fssssss5sjz$a
Ellie LEWIS BURG, LITTLE ROCK PINE BLUFFS assz1sssa
and at intermediate segs,. snd sWf rnnnng
passenger packet MOSES GREEN WOOD Thomas
port freight will above. For
freight passage, apply on board to
Bvistors Springs tAk would do well with
hna he will take them through without desntisn
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ST. C Us
OHIO RIvER

wilIieave TUESDAY, May .. O'Clock
LS0R LOUISVILLE and all inter- 49, n
4 mediate landingsThe fns regular passenger lzHfA
packet LEXINGTON, Capt. j. Maher, will leave
as above. For passage only amply on board, OF to
STRoTIiER& BROS, Agents, IS Poydras street.
E plan secured apply
in the Ayent = + mye
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IMpnRTS


BOSTON-Ship Tranqusbnr- ice Is Stafford aeo
kNW YORK-steanahip Crescent City-Asaortsd ndss.
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j. BENZ. Chandler,

TENO PARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP
III opportunity is offered YOUTH Of
BOOKKEEPING and BUSINESS GENERALLY, BY appcat
Cnmm srset A.w
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RIVER STEAMERS.
COAST.

I .AFoURCHE PACKET DOCTOR -
III BATEY Capt. W c. Wilson, leaves MONDAYS
naaG '' w T. nsyoevsr. ., sts si'E = s:
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IItsuhy IHUrHInBi DIHy u I554 J
cOTTON-Freights having upward tendency pre-
ying any effect the market and the sales embraced
only 5000 bales at steady prices;
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ID OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
u The Shates "ROPER TRAVIS respectfully
zepa oNew orlran that they hye opened
scaa The above named place, the
which thing Of the kind In
Souih
ing n Institution OF th kind.
respectfully invited TO call examine the GYMSA
there strongly recommended by all
PhysIcians -.
attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM,
with every necessary r-luiren
ESs- Lessons given in Sparrng and Fencing.
IN Open the morning until O'Clock in the Even
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT I
Tuesday Morning, May 0, 1854 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Mary, Marshal, Liverpool, G J Meeker &eo
Slip i Hunter Trieste, Bsgar William. 4co
Bark rNscity, Motrell New York, c J Meek.r &eo
SThr Fan h, Beaster, PHILADELPHIA G W Hynhon
hIUxcau schr CDnstanIe, LAera, Tohssco, Camerden
ARRIVED.
Steamship Crescent City Winde, from New York. 9th ul via Ha
vuna, lh ins, TO r Jcnnipgs-2d district.
transport Fashion from Corpus Christi May 5h.
Talqpshar Harvard days from Boston, Basss dist
81" Steam boats.
10 ?, Kmbal, from Red River.
Sw.mp Fox, Gra.f from Mnden
A Fusaiier, johnson, rom Washington.
Parker from Grand EcoTa.
Princess Holmes, from Yieksbnrg
Ceres, Crook from Alinden.
Alabama, Perry, from Arkapsas River
Alton, WAllare, from Greenwood
Webbre, Bowes. from Brean's Bridge.
Red River, Loualer from Waahngton
Fanny Sparhawk Terrebonne, from laourchs.
Aug0Saxen Daney the PssseoEed down and
nst Young rAnder Veslt Bark Flying Chders
brought up ship Irauquebar-
MEMORANDA.
The U left in port at Corpus Christi chrs
hgton Major Donaldson ready for ssa-schrs laahaae and
a I'M
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ORLEANS THEATRE s@e 8@
~ TUESDAY EVENING, May o. will be performed the Grapd
opora five ae,s by Meyertser Of THE PopHET-Prncips
characters by Me Bodas, Gsnibrs Beebers LaeroT, Mnle
Borgheae, and Mime. Bert nj
Thusday Mons. PROVOST leader
TIN, when will bs performed DER FREY9CIiUTZ. rs+ 4
Psro rnnnca 10 at O'clock
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MEMORANDA


Faon lett in port al CoIpn EhFIs Fchfs
ngton and Major Donaldson ready Tor anu
l9ens, unloading.
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A CARD.-MRs. CHARLES HOWARD, in her
appeal her patrons varietes
wishes 0 inform them tia. her
FAREWELL BENEFIT
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, Msy 49,
bis positively Inst 0eans) will be
presented the operate Drama OF
MARIE THE PEARt. OF CHAMoUNTE .n
Marie. Mr. c. Howard.
having announcing
the public generally that
MONS. GENtBEEL,
distinguished the Orleans
the abandonment tensred his valuable services when be
wi in q OF the Grand Operas.
nights conclude with Mrthu Squb
BUELAH SPA, the Two B'tIoys,
with humorous Holland Hector Templeton and
Mr @. Howard Caroline Gravity. W t98s5ff
" Boz Book my9N
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1ks~ Bark JONI pARkER. Cant

! 9ES~ The bark ]. b. LANCASTER, Captain
'smf from Phsdslphs dschargng cargo opposite
height the Lsvee. ~ "
rpy2 w HYNgDN Cerop stYset
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NOTICES SPECIAL.

RANK OF NEW ORLEANS.-NEw Or
Ne LsASs 9Th Mag ls54Tbe tenth
Per cent the Capital Stock this
Banking House on WEDNESDAY next, the 10th nst
MP WIN. GRAYSON, Cashier.
n AW AND NOTARIAL NOTICE.-WM L.
PONDEXTER, aud Notary Public Commis-
sone Of the United States Mis- ppi Ohio
oiee NO. 3 ST. Charles street. mis-
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED.

nesme FashonCo Thompkins lady servant
Ma Brou AID daughter Mrs Wrghton, Mics Wright Capt
apeeJ--5 deck
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Gss- Consignees per ship J M. WooD, from
yepo will please at getting their permits the shp
o'r rVady to discharge her
mel ] n 0E il. n.
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1n JOSEPH HUFTY, On
~ IMPORTER, %V.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY

WAICHES, JEW ELRY, ETC.
The stock in this line consisting Of the T COOPER NJ
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with
SWISS ENGLISH LEVERS. together age
stock nne and EASTERN JE ELRY sILYERWARE etc.
selected with by F. ROBERTS
The Wholesale business and having purchased exclusively
cash. great inducements will be offered purchasers.
fB- Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, the
MONEY REFUNDED.
ar W nc -yELRY, etc., CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
10 ETn
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:
charter ed and loaded for Red River Whtnbury
been detained circumstance entirely beyond the control Captain
ma chartered the fine b. e. CLARK, ~hh will
freight Of the Union will the Red
pB anllo
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rPOIsONING-40n

Thousands of Parents who use Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c, are
not aware, that while they appear to benefit
the patient, they are actually laying Tive foun-
pations for series of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss Of sight, weakness, of li,Dbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adyer-
tisement of Hobensack's Medicines, TO which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
In their own as well as their Children S
health. In Liger Complaints and all disordes
arising from those eofa bilious type, should make
use ofthe only genuine medicine, Hobensack 5
Liver Pills
G1-"Be not deceiued," but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and Oh
serve that each has the Signature of the Pro-
prietor, ]. n HOBENSACK, as none else
are genuine.
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Jury List for Fcb'y Term. 1854.

o. Court commences on Monday the 9Th
inst. at 10 o'clock 4. IN.
GRAND jurors.
StrOudsbuyg.-peter Hinton and Peter
Buskirk.
Stroud-Frankln StarbirJ, Joseph Lee,
Peter Metzgar, and George Hefard.
Smitfeld-John Hoffman. Jr. John Yeisly,
Henry Brotzman, and Andrew Bush.
III. Sm;ffeId-Martn o. Moser, John PI-
pher, aud William Howey.
HamI,on-Geo x Slater. John Shiffer.
Pocono-Thos. Mllhaney, Peter Transue.
EiGrcd-David Barlip, Michael Chrstman.
Paradise-Amos Groner, Simon Marsh.
CheSRuthW-Peter Kresge.
Price--Christian Yeakey.
RosS-Joseph Altemose.
PETIT JURoRs
StroudSJarg-JohnW WOLF Davis d. Wal.
ton Mark Miller, and Charles Andre.
PoM-Jacob Dotter, Aaron Seriass, Joseph
Gruber, John Ruff.
ELIred-Joseph Frable, Charles Berger
SirOud-Vancura Bush, Benjamin Arndt,
Daniel Walter, Joseph Strunk.
PoeoaO-Peter Learn, Joseph Bury, Viii
liam Aibertson.
RoSS-Joseph Starncr.
Pricc-WIlIam Price.
RaaaHtoR-John Keller, John flinkle, Jo-
mas Neyhari.
SmIhfeIl-Abraham Fenner, Chas. Pos
tens, Adam Bogart
.Jackcon-George Reinhart.
CheSnuthiH-Dan'l Weiss. Philip Kresge
Y'oJyhanaG-PeterK Kinney, JOHN Keyser
II. tfcId-Wiliam Hanna, William
Oserfeld, sr Michael Kmtner, John Place,
MoscS Depue, Henry Albert.
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gF9 III n FAIR Tl El q
u q q u Il 40
PT r ASE RE AID,


The following SCHOOL Books, many of them
recently published, are perhaps the most
popular Books. as a Series, ever issued
Teachers and friends of education are res
pecllully requested to examine the same, un-
der the assurance that they are already pre-
fered by large body of intelligent educators.
DR.. BULLIONS
Analytical and Practical English Gram
mar.
Introduction TO Enelish Grammar,
Progressive exercises in Analysis and
Parsing,
Latin and Greek Grammars.
They are used in over seventy Academies
in New York, and in many Of the most flour
shing institutions in every State OF the Union
Dodd's Elementary and Practical Arlth-
melic.
Dodd's High School Arithmetic.
Dodt's Elements of Algebra.
Schells Introductory Lessons in Arilh-
melic.
This series of ari,hmetics, with Dodds
Algebra, has received the best claim To pub
lie favor possibe-thaI of being highly ap-
proved by thorough Arithmeticlans, -a!ter
using them in the school room.
Oiney's School Geography and Atlas.
Oiucy 5 QuaTtO UeOgFdpuy'
Whitlock's Geometry and Surveying.
An that these books need is careful ex-
animation
]. S. DENMAN'S SERIES.
The Students Primer,
The Students Speaker,
The Students Spelling book
Students First Reader,
Studeni's Second Reader,
Students Third header,
Students Fourth Reader.
No books recently published have created
so erea, a sensation among Teachers as the
Students Series.
Stroudsburg, November 2Sth, 1858.
We are now using the Students Series IN
our schools and think they are The rery best.
Small children can learn llUIce as much with
the same labor as they can from any other sys-
Tern, We would recommend that they To
used in all the schools of the comfy
OILS B. GORDON.
Wm. Fl. WOLFE,
RALPH p. GRISWOLD.
LEWIS VAIL,
The school directors of Stroud township
have resolved that they be used in all the
schools Of the township.
Mr.. Cottingham the superintendent of the
Public Schools of Easion, is introducing the
whole series, Biographies, Readers, A
riihmetios, &c.) there.
We have appointed Mr.. Lewis Vail our "a
gent and authorize him to intropuce the "a
boye hooks at very low rates. Apple aiionS
! can be made to hlm or US.
| All kinds OF Books and Stationary for sale
| at low Iates.
PRAT'r, WOODFORD & Co.
No 4 Courtlandl St, New York.
December 'is,, 1853,
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TrEa! LIST, Feb. Term, 1851.


r. S. Staples and Stogdel Stokes vs. Rob
ert Huston.
Commonwealth to the use Of Joseph Kiefcl
Us Charles II. Heany, ct al.
Abraham Butz VS. George Butz.
Joseph Keller VS. Christopher d. Keller.
Henry Weiss, sen. VS. Philip HoffSmith.
Abraham Sieen vs. Mathew S,een.
Charles Nusch Us Samuel Hidden.
Peter G. kuukle vs. Henry Getz, admins
tralor Of u. Getz, deceased
Philip iiuotSm.lh vs. Vm. F. EdmoHds.
john Chambers, sen. VS. Phi!ip Cyphers.
.ioGn V Bash vs. Bc'iamia Y. Bosh.
GreeusE eig' 5 EXrcutUrs Us Joseph Christ
man.
M.chaei Butz rs George Miller.
John c. Bfggs-vs Benjamin White.
WIN. Jones VS. Philip Neyhar;,
Joseph Mover VS. Joseph J. PosteaS.
Peter ]. ieany VS. Philip Hpufsmth.
Joseph Zimmerman vs. John :. Trdnsue.
VIM. petrick vs. Robert Huston and Mel
choir Barry
WIN. s. Wintemute rs Oliver D. Stone.
Dinmicd O:erfeld Us Christian Knoll.
David Smith ys John Washburn aud Sam
ne Smith
Gahricl lrtier VS. Charles ]. Price.
Philip Albert ana wife Is Henry AiCert.
Jonas kurcr rs Amos I.ahar.
Nicholas l. Lsk 50 Frederick Deiblcr.
Henry Neff' rs Jacob Smith.
Reuben 4. IIrst VS. Ahra ham Kresge.
Anthony ID. Dulot VS. James Staples.
Thrall and P.ncIott VS. Miller and Ellen
wood,
Frederick Wagner's heirs KS Geo. Staples
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To Farmers, Mechanics, & Ma
CEsiaisfS.
EyeHUVyAEE! SEp1yMEEE!!

The subscribers offer for sale one of the
largest stocks of Hardware ever kept in their
establishment, consisting in part of the fol
lowing articles.
so Sett Butchers g. Filotson's Chisels,
. WIheraeys round face clIiSeIs,
500 planes assorted,
lG0 sctt knives and forks,
p doz Butcher knives,
10 extra self tiped, ivory handle,
so " till locks,
10 coffee mills,
% glass knobs assorted; 200 smoothing
irons, broad axes, hatchets, shovels, forks,
spades, circular and strait straw knives, cas-
tecl; mill, cross cutand circular saws; paten!
counter scales and weights; Tyler & Cobbs
patent ha:t brace and bits; auger and center
bits; spoke shave, shutter bolts, shutter fas-
tenings; pGlleys; spiral door springs; 1000
rim and carpenters locks; 200 doz. butt hin
geS; 1860 gross screws, assorted tenant and
hand saws; nails; assorted grind stones; ro-
tary pump tixturas; clover and timothy seed;
beans; dried apples; 300 sacks salt; -four !;
fish &C., ww1
Dry Good, ana Groceries. fs-s, e, jis1
L full assortment, for sale at Burkes es.Esssssaa
old stand, Elston, Pa.
MILLER 81 BROTHER.
E.stoH, January 2G, IS54.--3mo.
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PiLiETR & BROTHER.
EEanYI kfM!! EgRE!!!
q U NJ s III I z 4 I NJ G

y = u = ID = - - = y =
e The undersigned respectfully informs
g Gthe public that he has taken a room III
~ the Brick building, on the corner oi
William and Sarah streets, and directly oP-
poste Kaulz and Huntsman's wheelrgh'
shop, in The Borough Of Slroudsburg, where
ne parposing carrying on the GunsmitEiDg
business in all It's various branches. He
prdes himself in being able to give entire
satcisfacion to all. Persons in want Of any
thing in his line Of business are respectfully
invited TO call. Particular attention paid tc
repairing in all its various branches. Also
door locks repaired on the shortest notice.
MICHAEL KOWATSKL
Stroud sburr, October 20, 1853.
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Au0ifur's 0,oiife.

III. fkc Orphans Court # Monroe County
n the matter OF the account of Abraham
ShIler, administrator OF the estate of John
Shlfcr, deceased.
The undersigned, auditor appointed by the
said Court to examine, resetle and make dis
tribution, will attend to the duties Of his ap'
pointmeni on Friday, the 24Lh day of Febru
ray next, at ten O'Clock a. N. at his office, II
S:roudsburg, " hen and where ak persons IN
terested can attend.
SAMUEL S. DREHER, Auditor.
January 81, 1884.
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ilroistcr's Notite.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali lcgatees
AN and other persons interested in the
estates fthe respective decedents and mi
nors. that the administration accounts of
the following estates have been filed in
the Office of the Register Of Monroe coun-
ty, and will be presented for confirmation
and allowance to the Orphans Court to
be held at Stroudsburg, in and for the a
foresaid county, on Monday, the 9th day
of February next, at 10 o'clock, a. III.
The account of Moses I. Strunk, acting
administrator of the estate Of Charles
Halterman, late of Middle Smlthheld
township, deceased
The final account of Abraham Metzgar
and George Metzgar, administrators Of
she estate Of George Metzsar, late o.
Hamilton township, deceased.
Tie account of Levi S!utter and Jacob
Miller, administrators of the estate of Jno.
Miller, late of Hamilton township, deed.
The account of Rudolphus Smith, ad-
miuistrator Of the estate of Benjamin.
Vanauken, late Of Middle SmithGeld town
ship, deceased.
The final account Of Ferdinand Kester,
administrator of the estate of Peter Kester,
late of Hamilton township, deceased.
phe first account of William Transue,
administrators of the estate of Isaac Tran
sue, late of Smith6eld township, deceased.
The account of Austin Newcomb, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Charles Allen,
late of Pocono township, deceased.
SAMUEL REES, Jr. Register.
Registers Office, Stroudsburg,
February 2, 1854.
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TEN DOLLARS 4 DAE!

| offer for sale upwards Of thirty different
Resceipts, many of which have been sold fol
nom S., to so peice, and in the sale and
manufacture Of these any one of energy can
frake Ten Dollars day.
Address " L. p. AtwGtcr," Boston Massa-
chusetts, enclosing one dollar and the whole
number of Receipts will be forwarded by
return mail.
All letters must be postpaid.
December Is, 1853.
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Statement sh0ajag the duplicates for County payments,
6a!@nces due on ttc same.
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GO ka a Eisa IN. !tIsA IilI,lsl NJ ga
g e s 4 "a Aa u &c x
Of the Receipts Expenditures Of TE0nroe County

with the county
january fifth day January
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