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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-13
CIESUL Ar.
SHAMOKIN
Collegiate Institute.
R. HILL, A, B., Principal.
Rev. c. ]. EHREHART, A. M.

Teacher Of Moral and Menta! Science. Ell.
denees of Chnstianifp &c.
- Teacher of Primary Department.
T7HE first session of this Institution. located at
= Shamokin, Northumberland county. Pa
will commence on WEDSEsDAr, the I0th day of
MAY, 1854.
The year will be divided into three sessions of
fourteen weeks each, thus allowing yaco,inn oc
four weeks in spring and autumn, and one of
two weeks during the holidays.
The Institution will comprise three DEPARTMENTS
- A PnIMARr, AcAprMIc and CoLLEsIArE.
The course of instruction in these will Ina f,ll
4nd thorough, embracing all the branches usually
tlush, in these respective departments.
RATIs or rUTIoS,
dnlry Department, per session, $500
C,IIegia,s $500
A large and spacious room has been secured
:, meet The wants OF the institution, until the
necessary buildings are completed
Boarding be obtained in private families
4 reasonable rates.
The Board Of Trustees " IN spare no pains or
'abor, 10 mako Shamokln Collegiate Institute
worthy the patronage and confidence Of Ihe com.
.ty.
Flr iurther particulars, address Kimhcr Cha.
,r. ESD, OF ShamoAin, President of Board Of
I'-asiees OF Rev. G. ]. EhrohaH Of ruAiuo.
Fol hamhsiland county. Pa.
asmosin, March 4, ls3l,--
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books ius, aud an oomplele, just e orisej.
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TaLuable Property for Sale
II, the Rnrnnoh of Snnhnru

11i viz oOAOuSh Va NuAbuAJ
~EHIIE subscriber offers for sale the following
/ property in the Borough of Sunbury, viz:
THE HOUSE ....g
And two contiguous Lots of Ground,
on the south west corner of Market Square, now
occupied by the subscriber as a store and dwell
ling. Also: .c e fE.r
THE STEAM SAW MILL
on the river bank; together with one and n half
acres Of ground. Also: double two story
frame eut -aassE a 6 .. t...
Dwelling House and Lot of Ground,
in Elderberry street. Also: six acres of
ground at the Point, adjoining the Susquehanna.
which are erected two frame houses wagon
house, &c. Also: II -..
A House and Lot Of Ground
in Cranberry street, near the river, on which lot
are also erected three lime kilns. Also;
A House and half Lot of Ground,
on the north east corner of River and Dewberry
street, occupied by Augustus Clement. Also:
q Twenty-Three Vacant Lots
on Elderberry street.
IRA r, CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Jam ii, ls54.--tf r;H a'-gH-s-r
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Eureka, Eureka"
WE HAVE FOUND 1T AT LAST

NOW for the little ones. Why will parents
~ waste hours and days in fiuitless endeavors
to get perfect pictures of their children and after
all get nothing but poor, miserable caricature
We would say, come to our
EXCELSIOR GALLERY
and we will guarantee to make you a perfect
picture, by our ELEcTRo CHEMIclL process.
that works in from J To 2 seconds.
We defy any Daguerrean in PHILADELPHIA or
elsewhere, to compete with us, as we are the
inventions, and the process is used only in our dif
ierent establishments In New England and the
Middle States. For pictures Of adults, the silver
medals we have received from the American
Institute, New York and Franklin, PHILADELPHIA.
together with the numerous premiums from
County FsiTs, is sufficient proof that they are
the NJ Pas Ulfra of perfection.
We would call particular attention 10 on,
alhoiypes-Daguefreob pes in Oh.
ID. g, ColltSs Il Co.. 100 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. Main street, opposite site Hamp.
den House Springfield aud Collins building.
WeslGeld, Mass.
NB.-cur establishment Is illuminated nv
the h'bhancy Of our Pictures ny Dav, and hy
F,ofsiio' iio''.lorf' Safsiy LaaPi ly N,g4i
"Come and see"
fhlla,, MAY 70, ls5a.-ly, ...
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ssy Dr W IN. YoIiug.

Let no fathcr>bc ashamed to present a ccpyo
the KSCULAPIUSt 10 his child. 1t may save
him from an early grave Let no young man or
woman enter into the secret obligations of mar
riCd life without reading the POCKET ESCU-
LAPIUS. Let no one suffering from haekniep
Cough Pain in the Side, restless nights. nervous
feelings, and the whole train of Dyspoptc sensa-
tons and given up by their physician, hc another
moment without consulting the ESCULAPIUS.
Have the married, or those about to he married
any impcdment, read this truly useful book, as
it has been the means of saving thousands of un-
fortunate creatures from the very Jaws of death.
II Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS, enclosed in a letter will receive one
copy of this book bv mail or five copies will 10
sent for one dollar. Address, Dn. w. YOUNG,
No. l52 SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA"
Post paid.
June Is, lS53.---ly.
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Lumber Yard.

Lumber Yard.
yHNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
N citizens of Sunbury, and Northuml erland
and adjoining counties, thai he has opened a
Lumber Yard
in the lot fronting on Cranberry St, short dis
tance East Of the Steam Saw Mill, where he has
now large amount of Seasoned Pan1sei PianH.
also P1Rnel Boards, and all other Boards and
BuILDISG MATERIAL, such as will be wanted for
building purposes. Also large amount of
Shingles on hand, which will be sold from Sc IN
to s., according to quality and size. Please give
us a call-and examine our prices and quality.
n. B. Farmers who are in want of ShingIe.
will please call as We will sell to YOU low.
j. E. LEiB, Sup.
Sunbury, May 2s, ls53.--ly.
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tORPON ALTON NOTICES.

CORPORATION NO1NE--TO Govt DEALERS -SRA Az.
~ ed proposals will be received az tue Conptroers
cHicc No Hall Of Rerorls until the 4th day u Soe-
emtcr, 1864. at O'Clock ~ for supplying thea-
md tons Of coal Of the bs quality for tho n the
public buildings and oces other than those atsched To
the Almahouse pcpaftent Each ton 70 consist OF
thousand pounds ind proof u the WEIGHT and vouchers
for the delivery 10 10 furnbed with tho accounts ne
kinds 81 coal 10 10 follows One hundred tons a
Lehieh 81 suitable sire for furnaces two hundred tons 81
Tshieh egg sise ave hundred peach orchard egg
sze snt two hundred toIs peach mouniaia- eex slus
One kh Of each Kind 70 bc delivered before thu xut
day Ct November n1x in such quantities. and II such a
the police cnes station houses public occs Fire
department bniipRs, as may he prescribei In the c
tract or directed BY tho superintendent OF Pueblo Buli
lncs srd the remaining Ave bunroi tons, under the
same direction subsequent 10 the gst OF November.
Payment viii lie made on the delivery a The coal p
carty Will be required 70 double tho ssAosnt Of he
tact price fer the COAL aud bonds te be FURNISHED With
IN i've days after tho acceptance 81 the bd Zach est
mate VIII he put In an envelope scalsc and directed 90
the outside ~ follows A. q 1agy, Co,aptschcs, No.
Hs Of Records City OF New York y Tucre Is also TO -
written on the outside, 'ISoposss for Chat BY tAers
write the namc Of tn soa persons who Nuke the
pforesitsn adding also .he asse q - nrc.eotAsicn
The propositions WI boraboy opcce al The tim above
stated In presence az The Mayor and such OF tue brs
a. nsy tetife ~ attend. Proposals must DO made In
strict ~ 10 the provicns Of tito thee of con
tracts Cor u<rlies and vor Zoe tie Corporation and
the crcna Aces Amending The samc. Copies OF theee
dinarcer nd bank forms 81 estimates be had AZ
NO s SIl cf Records. Tho Comptroller reserves ths
tight a jscting any ali OF the propositions H. Ia Ms
Judgment, tho interests Of the city c hi 70 Al
A T. fLA0G. Compsrcttss
Csng .s2sSs QGss, Hss yors, Aasast 70. Wj&
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uARIEM RAILROAD, INLAND RourE-oN AMI

HARIEM RAILROAD, INLAND ROUTE-0N AMI
IL after MONDAY, August Il. Sundays exoepted,)
for Albany and Troy.
Leaving depot corner of White and Centre streets
mail train, ut go A. NJ, stopping At Williams Bridge
mail stations north Way cypress 2,s5 r. NJ stop.
ping at White Plains, Croton Falls nd stations north
connecting at Chatham Four Corners with Western hail
road express train arriving at Albany ut $40 +. NJ.
From City Hal stntion.Croton Falls, at lo:t5 A. NJ.
4 and ~. H., stopping At wav stations White fsins
at $50 And 6i5 r. NJ stcp ring at Yorkvile end stations
north, Wilisms' Bridge, att 9:i5, NJ, 2l5, 4:20 $50
s ard IL r. NJ, oppi;g at all way stations.
Passengers may also procure ticse's and have ther
baggage checked for Utica, Buffalo and other places.
west and north cf Albany at tho copapys scs corner
Twenty .sixtn street.
Returning 10 New York; eaving depot "wcster-
corner of Mai len lane and Dean street. At
A. n. Mail trein, stopping at all mail stations allows
williams Iricge, arriving a. New York at
Express train leaves Troy 1T $40 r. and Alba1v 81 Is
y. NJ, stopping at Chatham Four Corners, Phiimont
Mar,indae, Illdaie Copake Mllsrtor Ameria, Wss.ac
Dover Pains south Dover Pawlings Paterson Brewster
croton rails, White Plains and Williams Bridge Pas
fepgcrs bv this train viii not be landed between Crotor
Falls and Williams Bridge, unless coming from above
Wl!iams Bridge must take the regular train leaving
Croton Falls at 80 p. ~. $50 A. M from Crotsn FILLS
stopping Of all time table staons arriving Mt New Ycrs
at 20 A. NJ A. NJ from cfoton Fails stopping AZ al
New York at 9:35 A. n. $50 r. NJ; from Croton Falls
stopping at all stations between Croton Falls and wn
liaus' Bridge arriving atNtw York at 6:i5 r. A. 5AM
stations. From Williams Bridge at $40, $50, A. NJ /,
1916, AS, and o5 +. M stopping at all stations
Sunday Arrangement.-TrAins VIII leave for crotcn
aals and all way stations at $50 A. ~, and T. y
T. n stopping at an way stations. Passengers by the
sunday trains win be received and lsndnd in New
York, at the Tvcnty-ssvcnth street station, cnly.
Freight for Albany received daily, until L, M at tfa
depot, corner Of Centre and White streets
JOHN ID. ELIOT, Superintendent
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ANTHOLOGY

MADAME MORROW ~, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. TIE
Nl most xotderfJ ssseccg,st In the world or tina.
future evtnts and win show yoar future husband aud
absent friends, vbea has osh d thou sands duli,
hti trEycs Ia Europe. She Is seventh d1urhter OF
invesne the porcra OF her eopdctu science 10 tel
their ysy thoughs ssd VII cause Lapsy psiss TO come
msirimenil Hiss Erf prediction, sro raiy sstooblg
to au VITO .ist her those sbe vlsb aseesJy marriage
maj cali fson, .nt sbcy o. cerccd upoa tgt adsico
ievnded o. the ettnal racipSs O. no, c silence. 70
rsoens street between raossn add f2;aUtia s;Sss,s
.s-tiay no. a. zlsssA
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MATglyNiONJNL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TWENTY FIVE YEARS OF
~ age, Of good fay, ard eassaoly good lookn,, bav
ing but limited female acquaintance by reason Of
eessiSe nodesty, preventing him fro putting him elf
foruoIc, wishes t. form the sclua ntance o. your
lady Of ordinary qualifications, WITH a - nearer
Tfla.icn. Der i6y must lie iGy equal 10 his owo aaa
her iaients above mediocre. Deposition amabic, ap
qucrce. Such ore desiring the luantancc OF the
gentleman c,ay address line 20 ryTecester Herald
Office, when particulars can betulIy discussed.
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STATS MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VI.

TINTED STATS MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
Aspinwali and Psnama.-Through passage tickets, in
cucing Mr. IIinckeys Istmus transit ticket, will he fur
hcc NJ the lowest reduced Tho Ia linus In
six hours On Tue day September &, at O'Clock r.
from pier foot Of Warren North river viii be dis
IafoLed the feet steamship GEORGE LAW, to connect
at Panama with the ana superior steamship JOIN
J. SrEPIIEN~. sTare boat oil ass tcpt at PaRar7a to
prevent detention 10 of accfSen; The accommoda-
lions for Messengers in the stes of The ci. AMI
United states Mail Steamship Companies ere unsur
ness and parties about 10 visit California Invited
to call and exsmine for themselves For passage Apply
at tho Company IS ofhce, III West street, TO
O. A. WHITNEY,.
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sMLL STEAMSHIP coxPANY-Fox HAVANA

TT & NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY-FO2 HAVANA
Os and New Orleans The United States Mail Steam
ship Company intend to dispstch ths steamship pHIA
DE1PMA. Captain Horny Windle, Ncnday, August
IS. at O'Clock NJ from Warren street pie. Freight
TO New Orleans 40 cents per cubic foot win be received
on the oath instant Specie Nony taken freight 70
Havana. shippers win fc supplied with blank bdl Of
lndirg OF the form sgbed b, this pany app,'ca
ton 1t their ONES For freight pssssgs apply ct tbs
ccmpany's ONCE, liz West street, Of Warren
CHANGE or DAn After the above data, the company s
stes for Havana and Nav Orleans sl sail on q
ard nth OF each month commencing with sertcmbes Ia
Tic steamer FALCON will be dispatched extra steam
er to Havana September IL. n. @. ROBERTS,
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NrEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH
IN and West, via New Jersey RAlroad-Uaisc "a ties
pa and OK prcss Ines leave New York foo. OF Coraud
street, at Z, and 10 O'Clock A. N AID ~ ana r. NJ
through In four hours Fare 90 rs Ia s2Ts Ia Az and
81 in 10 and The New Jersey accomm Jdsticn hns
leaves at IL M at ~. elcppiog at all way statsons.
ThrouyA tickets sold FOR Cecnna At slS) aud the Vest
aud for baltimore Wsshing,cc Nch kc., sui Though
bssg 60 etecied = Wash r:ton " stae " A. NJ asaS
L. IL HalaA
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IN via Nicaragua Accessory TrAsss Cornptny of N.e
ssgur propriotos IN sdvencs Of the rail Only
douss sn,os sss..:s;o
Gait Turner 1000 tons burthen) viii ksvo from pier
No 8. North River, at O'Clock T. H., prccisely for
Prsnts Arenas on Monday Sept 4,conrec5ng With tia
fsyorts steamship SIERRA NNviDA G., coo, tone bur.
hsn) over tSe Nicaragua Transit Route, haying bat
we've miles Of ltnd ira importation, By Art class
iages. These sssme-s unsurpassed s. their veutia
ZION snd aceouEe- daons For information passs..
isypiy oniy to
CHARLEs MORGAN. Agent, No s Bowling Greee.
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SALES AT AUCT1ON.

! a UCrION NOTICED. s. HoUGH, AUCuoNEER,
"a WI ssl this Gay wednesday, morning, ct loH
9Th street near Seventh avenue embracing great
rety Of bcsseh0d goods, but little worn and 10 good
order, such ~ Brussels and ingram carpeting, in ten
rooms two spe.didly parlor suites Of
furniture covered with French brocatelle Gilbert
s Co. piano. with seolian attachment fully warranted;
one ladies' secretary and bookcase, lined with satin
wood Large mahogany BOOKCASE, cost $500 two large
oval mirrors in psrl0rs very rich frames several
valuable oil paintings including two fruit pieces by
Street. merit rosewood centre and fancy
tables; reception chairs ottcmans, sewing and easy
chairs, covered In satin and geld brocads also, in do
sirabe variety Wood mahogany and black walnut
bedteads bureaus SOFAS tete actes chairs rockers,
QUILTS paasses, husk and best curled horse hair mat
tresses mahogany extension table magnificent vases;
bsque and Paan figures of the most finished and CLASH
cal workmanship; gold band and white chra dinner and
tsa sets: richly decorate tea SETS real Paran Pitchers
deliberately ornamented ivory handled knives and forks
best silver plated SAVERS, cake baskets casors spoons
toIgs napkin rings alao plain and crystal SUIT
xumblers preserve Dishes decsnters wines, &C., all to
be sold without reserve, rain shine Carts will be in
attendarce and convenences afforded those who may
wish to pack or ship their goods.
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CKTY AYsPlsSAGE.-AUs1RAIIA PIONEER I'M
~ carrying tie United States mal.-The noble
clipper ship FLYING SCuD, 1,7l3 toes register W. II
Brrsc master, win succeed the Gertrude eighteenth
ship Of this line, and have quick despatch. Tho Flying
scud acknowledged BY competent Judges to be equal
in strength and sailing qualities with any clipper chip
anoat Intending shippers and passengers requested
examine her at pier 10 Fast Freights taken
the lowest rates. Apply 10 r. ". CAMERON, ZIG Wall
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NEW LINE OF SCREW STEANHHIPs TO SAIL BE.
IN tween Nev York and Glasgow The Clyde Screw
steam Packet Compsnys steumshlps, Cyds and Pc
trel, intended to sail for Glasgow uader.from
New York, CLYDE Saturday September 2 at ~ O'Clock,
Rates Of passage (stsward's fees Included
,sbin 500 limited number Of third clsss passengers
viii be taken and supplied with good END cnrlfortsbly
cooked p-cvzicns at $2b. Bsrths not securede paid
fer These etesmshps have been buir and fitted
eples Tor securing saey comfort and speed and carry
sscb exyeriencsd surgeon For freight or passage
apply 10 ROBERT PATTON 20 Broadway, n. Y.
Honey orders granted Glasgow in sumo OK Ei sLsr.
ing and upwards, payable dsmanA
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NEW YORK TO TBE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRT1r.
IN ny railfood via Springfield, Bellows Falls wi1i
sor White Eive- ard Wells River to Iittie.on base II
the Mountains aLd via Montpelier Burlington, Ct
Adams and R0nses Point TO Montreal and OgfensburR
Ticket Offices New Eaven Railroad, Broadway and
Canal street and corner Of Tweny-sixth street and
Youth avenue. Express trains--s A. N, and4P n
Baggage checked through. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent 1s2
Sopth street, N. Y.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES,
NJ. HIyKLEY 4 CO s AspINwAII. 4

4 NJ HINkLKY 4 CO. s ASPINwAIL AND PANA-
IA ma EDrrots -Frtisnt for Aspinwsil, n. g., viii
be received IN New York, collected BY wagons, and
delivered IN Aspinyal, shipped that port al
charge CT 20 cents per foot parcels taken at proper
tonac change Fstight for Pans ms, lin usual
for transt) not requiring immediate despatch acrUss
the Ishmus, viii be tslen at II cents per pound from
New Yois. JOIN W. CARRINGION, agent, IS Broad
way, un1er Parama railroad Office.
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CCBOONER FOR sAIE--THr SCH00SFT, ALERT; is
~ built Of white oak timber IL fast snileT, carries
fifty onA Aod draws five feet vheo loaded Gao he teen
a. the feet Of Watts street, North ryer lnqnhs OF
r. IOEREY, Isl fesvi street, or WlNAf,E ~, Corfo
ration dcErirg ground, loot of Watt street
Tor sAIE--sTyAN YACHT pErRII, LENGTH III
IL fftt II tons turtten; engine " toTse oFet vtry
teat sai.ebo for pleasure yacht towing Apvsy 70
L " svrrs, Engineer, esxlas sreeA.
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NTATRIMOSuAr. EMILE yIIIEr1E, Faos

NTATRIMONtAf. MADAM EMILE yIILEI1E, Fsos
yl Paris, Professor Of Assography, or reading 81
character By AL n1iyidu,ls handwriting and spritaA
writing MEDIUM, viii, upon thu receipt OF twe1y ayt
cents and rreen OF hand Nri.ir2 send TO any per.os
full dclEestcn Of fhsit Character iuture success dest
ny &c. and also description o the enc they love or Vii
marry. Address, pos. paid, Madame yists, Brcadvay
Post Ofco New York Those living out Of tho city cas-
safely ira usmi. through the ma and will he
In week After the receipt OF the.r oolnnncAlas
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Mk1hIrcNY MACE Easy, OR HOW 10 WIN A
Louder, VIII send 70 az, address Of doas
post paid, plain drscons TO enable ladies geaienea
to win the devoted adcctoos OF Esny OF the op,osu
81 tt,er hearts desire 1hs p,ooess is simple
but so captivating that all may BE- married Irrespective
OF age, arFesrsnce or position and last though no.
ssst It csn 10 arranged with such nnd decAy that
detection Is impossible Address Professor IAwon Bee
ton, Mss No ls.srs taken from tas Post Osss unIaC
the postage Ii paid
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For Neight or pasfage, apply TO
EDWARD K. COLLINS, SO Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool London.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO., % Austin Friars,
JOHN MUNROE h CO., 20 Rue No.re Dame des v:c--
GEO Il. DRAPER Havrs. [toiros. Paris
The owners Of thesSships win lot DO accountable for
gold, silver, bullion specie, jewery precious stones or
meta unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
shippers will please take notice that the shps of this
line cannot carry any goods contraband OF war.
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DY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER-LARGE AND IN
ID portsnt sale Of rich rosewood and mahogany fur

niture, two pienofortes, French plate mirrors,
carpets and oil cloths 10. F. COLTON will SELL on
rooms 50 Beekman street. ths largest assortment
wood and mahogany furniture that has been offered
.inss y . most Of which Is entirely and in good
in rich crimson and blue brocatee. rich carved rose
wood and mahogany Frensh bedsteads, wArdrobes and
bcokcases marble top tuper6ns bureaus black walnut
do rosewood marble top centre card and side tables
in plush and heir cloth rosewood and maho
and couch bedsteads Brussels tapestry and three py
carpets oil cloths, several large French plate mirrors
hair mattresses, palasters cottage funituse, dinner
fortes In good order and but little used; Also about
Htty cottage bedsteads; also ono hundred chairs, all
kinda also about six loads of second hand from
hotel sso, lot Of trunks carpet bags, veces &c. &C.
Cataoe ues early on the morning Of SALE and post
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Wy s. MEILOR, AUCTIONEER- HOUGHTON MEL
w lor-To- morrow Thursday, at l0K O'Clock, ut tue
sales room l3 Nassau streetIarge sale Of cst class
cabinet furniture well worthy the attention of hoss In
want Of good furniture Richly carved rosewood parlor
cloth: do marble top eeeeres French secretaries library
bookcases do marble top centre and fancy tables
sion dining tables mahogany, oak and walnut do chairs
rosewood and mahogany easy votare rocking and par
lor chairs sofas ctt aetes diyans sofa be, and
couches wardrobes, hat stands and hall chairs, bed
steads bureaus and wristbands TO match, painted aud
epameed chan furniture in sets, best hair matres
ses and paliasses gilt frame pier aud oval rrcrs oil
paintings; also, five rosewood pianofortes, fully
ranted.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
C,ANDRN AND AstBoY RAILROAD TO P,

CtAMDEN AND AstBoT RAILROAD TO PHnADE
~ phis, from pier No. North rivcr-Tvo line
isily at A. N. and 2 P. NJ. The morning line at
w., by steamboat John Potter to South Amboy; thsno,
By to way places 70 Philadelphia Farcs2 sscons
sisss 81 10. Express line at NJ BY John Potter =
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