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ExPREssEs,

yxTvyJs, FARGO 4 CO. NEW YORK ANT cALIroh.
w MA ksnress Company srd Exchange De.srsr ~.
Presses ni % cshforns essun and ssndwcn ss ~.
81 sh Of ch month 10 hsvsna N, st an rlifor
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A rrRACTIvE SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FUl

A TTRACTIvE SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FUR
IA nure, made by Bochs 4 Goldsmith. cost 5000;
magnificent rosewood pianofote, valuable collection OF oil
paintings splendid carved rosewood parlor furniture suits
bronze and marble groups, &c.
RUSSELL W. WESTCOTT will SELL this day (Wednes-
oay jan g. at IL o'clock the premises No Isl West
above magnificent furniture embracing the entire contents
Of the house which offers extraordinary Inducements
chasers who rely the whole being absolutely sold
without Responsible will be In attendance TO
ship the goods Tor purchasers which must be removed
the house Immediately after the sale Full description
catalogues he obtained the house. The dining
furniture which will be sold at II O'Clock precisely, consists
oak extension dining tables elegant gold band and deco
rated china every oon of ruby and crystal cut glass and
silver all manufactured by Rogers Bros, consisting OF
silver savers pichers casters spoons forks cake
pet and dregget, secretary bookcase, &C.
Will be sold Tx o'clock furnished throughout IN
and OF tire. elegant full suits Of
satin and brocade and silk velvet with
slip all in perfect order two rosewood marble top
eegercs with mirror backs Turkish and reception chairs
tapestry and brocate; ladys French secretary
msnel mirrors with three elegant pier mirrors
match all richly framed; rich and costly china vases
Paintings and marble groups, - .
Embracing the Amazon Feast of Bacchus, Venus NJ the
Huntington $500 Also a large collection OF parlor or
snens chamber and library furniture consisting OF rose
wood bureaus, bedseads hair mattresses bedding ward
robes and mahogany furniture In hssrco'b bronze
clocks marble waslands and toilet SETS Tour
chandeliers sofas cottage chairs mirrors portable
ntaer ranges, onclo,hs stair carpets &c No postpone
ment
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NIBOs GARDEN "WEDNESDAY. JANUARY is68
IN Positively The lss, week but one q
THE wOnEEFUL KAVklS.
Antoine AZ Alhno and the Clswn.
Jerome Ia two characters.
-. marIctti as rongo. Marietta zaufrcta.
POFuC, THE II TEiIIGENr HYE
EVOLUTiONS ON THE TI0H1 ROPE
THE GOLDEN xuG
Doors open at 81; Commence u ~.
Tickets socen,si Upper boxes Is Children 2Scevts
Saturday afternoon, ocock-Postfyely last Juvenile
AffrI Performance by the Rayels
Saturday evening-Beueh Of MARIETTA ZANP RETTA.
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riIr FIrrnEN.

rruY oyFfCERs hSp NENsE',S OF wA8EPPA M.
CINE company, No a. return their sincere hsnss for
,e hounui suppy q rer shmeats furnished Tuesday
~ rfns ~ b Nv Nr. Jarob Osruu, % No. l6g West
TveuY fourth street. aef e Gre at Pubic School No. IS
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A UCTION NOTICE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
IA will sell Thursday, Jan. Z at iol o'clock, at sales
70 Nassau street large assortment OF and second
hand furniture Brussels carpets parlor SUITS
chairs rosewood etegeres stands pier and manel
mirrors mahogany bedsteads bureaus washstands, hair
mattresses beds bedding marble top centre pier and sofa
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UCTION NOTICE.. B0GART, AUCTTONEER-BYs s.
"A GAaT.-Thursday, January l. at IL O'clock Mt 1886
Harrison mortgage sale the stock
drug consisting marble counters
counter show upright chests of drawers shelly
ings 339 spice bottles window globes drug
gsts scales and weights desk. sofa clock wardrobe &C.
CHARLES +. WATTS, Attorney for mortgage.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
N A. NJ CR1sTALAR sucioneer will sell on Thursday
9Th inst, at l01f o'clock
At No. Ias Ninth avenue,
The boots hoes contained In said store
of ladies' children and boots shoes
gssrs slippers leather findings tools &c together with
me fixtures Of store shelving drawers, chairs aud stools
BY order OF the assignee.
The above sale worthy the the trade.
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DROOKLYN ATnENEUM THE MESSIAH
Id SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. 9 ai7ls.
The only orand Sacred Oratoo by the New York Harmo
mic Society
First and only appearance in Brookynof
CARL fORNEs,
Mad CARADORf Mad. D'ANGRT,
Mr.. PERRING
The public respectfully informed that
THE GREATEST or ALL SACRED ORATORIOS,
HANDLES MESSIAH,
will take place on saturday, Jan under the immediate
ronage OF the most disting uishcd members OF the
REV. Ct ER9y or BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK,
II Will be with the omplceness and perfection
which produced such sensation m nrst pronc
ton New York Christmas night the talents
Of CARADORI, DAN1RT
CARL FORMEa, Mr. PEhRTNg,
THE MEMBERS or THE HARMONIC SOCIETY
A GRAND ORCHESTRA OF FORTY.
Notwithstanding the limited size OF the which the
society obliged In the utter possibility Of OBJ
tanning the Plymouth church the price OF admission will be
the II New York, viz
50 for reserved seats and 81 for Emission At the door
The manager respectfully solcits full attendance 10
the undertaking from serious l)s which % the
great expenses only be avoided by selling every
The sal. of seats will commence fritay January !, N
at Roses book store ls2 Atlantic street Proxs music
Fulton brooklyn, and al Shell store
- Wall street, New York.
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ursRy n LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2

uRNRy N. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
III Nassau sireei.-IikNKY VI. LEEDS co VIII seu At
Wednesday Jan g. At IL o'clock In from oi ne
q Nassau street sorrel borse fourteen hsnes high
long eight years old warranted sound and Kind IN every
snd h excellent saddle horse; Ass wagon SUIT
able for doctor made by Lawreoce; also set Of single
fecto
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U,oR SAVANNAH AND rLoRrDA-THE STEAMSHIP
STAR or THE SOUTH, capt Thos Lyon. will leave
Saturday Jan at o'clock r. NJ, from pier No. North
river Bills OF adnR signed only on board For freight
pss1age apply N SAMUsL L. NfrrnlLL vs. RrottTay.
keasrs rlorda cophect with the above leaving Sagan
rab every Monday Wednesday aud Friday
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4 ssIGSEE's SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A nture-A. NJ. CRIsTAbAR auetioneer, Will sell on
Friday January at 10Y ocock at ls Ninth avenue the
entire furniture contained In said house. consisting IN part OF
one splendid piano by celebrated maker looking glasses,
mirrors mahogany and wood ehairs marble top centre
dining tables Brussels ingram and velvet car
peng and rugs. feather beds mattresses and beddng ma
tocany and rosewood bsdseads large LOT OF bedroom and
Kitchen furniture, 2c., &C.
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UCTToN SALr OF WATCHES JEwEI.Ry, FANCY
n goods and musical instruments JOHN JACObs
auotoneer--Is JACOBS co. will sell, on "Wednesday
January at ie broadway the entire stock Of hrs' class
tewery consisting OF Watches pins earrings studs
sleeve buttons aceordions victims fancy goods &C. and viii
be continued every day until the whole sock Is sold This
sale worthy the attention Of parties wishing good art
of jewery.
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UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY s.
"A BOGARTTht day at 10 O'Clock, at S37 and S39 Broad
way Twelfth street mortgage sales the stock fixtures
and furniture class restaurant consisting OF bar
decsners mbers chairs tables mirrors, oilcloh,
paintings. engravngs crockery and glass ware cooking
utensils, &c.
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A UCTION NOT1CE.-CRoCKERY, GLASS, CHINA, &C
"A j e. H. BAKTIETT auciioneer, will sell, Thursday
January at 10 O'Clock at store so Bowery large stock OF
white granite glass Britannia, &C. in lots to
Also al clock p NJ the stock Of liquors
wines segsrs, fixtures, &C, Of the saloon next door
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w NJ LLOYD AUCTIONEER.-FURS AND a7u1H
w robes at aucton-This day Wednesday, l52 Br6a0
way consisting of about $50 sets OF rock mink sahe ach
and styles ladies' also about 100
cap which the finest goods In the city, also
about The whole for sale Sale positive and
without
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~ NJ LEVY AUCT1ONEFR, " WILLIAM STREET.-
~. Elegant furs robes % W. Levy viii sell nj auction
on Thursday FRIDAY and saturday At No Maiden lane
near street. each day ~ III O'Clock, one
OF the stock of rich furs robes
&c ever " the public being the stock Of large
cbe Maiden lane house The stock consists of rich Hudson
Bsy sahlcr mink fsch, stone martes errnne, &C. made
int mautas half capes. vic,ones NUTS and cults
Ac Also ger demons fur caps Of every Description tur
gloves coars foot NUTS sleigh and lap robes &c In fact
every article found in FIRST class Maiden inns
areroom Goods sold delivered during sale deposits re-
-oyired Term.cash, city funds.
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UCTION NOTICE.--I. JACOBS co. WOULD IN
"A form he public generally that they are prepared TO give
merchandise OF all descriptions
their 407 Broadway Advances made on con-
signments.
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. A UsTRALrA PIONEER LINE-EsTABL1sHED 1852
n Carrying the United States mail sailing positively the
day advertised from pier ~ East river
The noble clipper ship IT, ISkO, 7oD oas egisier,

day advertised from pier ~ East river.
The noble clipper ship TUISko ~ tons register,
A. Dannemann. master,
Is now at her berth ready TO receive cargo and VII post
loading will the sail direct for Melbourne. Her
passenger accommodations elegant and iurpassed
having long poop cabin aud commodiou- state The
of me charged by Bsines Go
Ball Line from Liverpool and as low be AZ
forded consistent with the requirements 81 The
proy heretofore ~ the very beat quality,
The magnificent and clipper ship Munehaha. 80 tons
register, Beuchsmp, commandsr succeeds the Tlisko and
viii prompt despatch for Melbourne and sydney For
freight or passage apply on board. n. W CAMERON
No Bowling Green Sight BILLS for sale and cash advances
psds consienmen,s Conasnees in kuuraiis, Mesus
Hrosf
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noDwoRTH's SALOON, ss BROADWAY.
~ The Countess DIX BIENyIt.I.E.
Second Grand Concert
THURSDAY, Jar. I. 1853
which occasion she will Introduce the
America, MOZARfs GRAND SONATA, NO 49,
uuMMGfsS GRAND SONATA,
HOME, SWEET HOME, by ThalberK
and the beautiful TARkSTELLE tNeapoitan dance,, BY
Madame DE Bienviile.
Madame DE- BrENNrlI.E will be assisted By OF the
EMINENT ARTISTS
from the Italian Opera and grand Orchesirs.
Tickets 81 and lady ticket 81 20 be had
the principal music stores and hotels and at the door tbs
evening ~ the
Doors open at Z. concert TO commence ats
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QUARRY WHITES sERENADERs-AT MUSICAL
~ Hall Brooklyn OF Fulton and Orange streets
for Eve nights longer epcing Monday evening Jan.
g. Grand afternoon performance "Wednesday, c0mmenc
ing nj O'Clock. Admission g cents Friday evening, Jan.
D. last night and benefit 81 Mr.. Chas. White
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,,uuJp a. WILKINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE

DHrIP X. WILKINS. AUCTtONEER. AUCTION SALE
Il cf handsome household furniture WlINlNs hik
INOSToN VIII cell auction his dal at lp clock AZ nrl
sAesroom No. Pine street, D"ar BroaiwV, genefs rs
fOmeni Of rosewood sp1 mahogany p-rl,- and bedroom
furniture = Of suts plush heirco'h pier ant
centre tables rhe tops large pier glasses, chaniei rs
tianoore oak and mahogany sidcnoars oak and
thfrs, hedseads, bureaus, washands, NorEbuNr- o ~
desks. carpets Sc This sale Offers good opportunity Tor
partes wishing to purchase furniture, As vii al De sold tn
ftc highest bidder.
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SHIPPING.


NkEAr REDUCTION OF FARE no EUROPk
NJ v0rEv foHk fw0s
sOVYnAnPros a.ya~ on | soUvHAsPros, RAvHA %
HRB1kN.
Second Second cabin ~
steerage. ................. 20 Steersgs.
- u Ludlow. commander, and NORTH STAR 1SU tSFs* "
H. Leevre sail from pier No North river
precisely carrying the United states mail viz:
LEAVE NEW
sOrrhAsPros
BREMEN. SOUTHAMPTON FOR NEW rORH
ARIEL Saturday Ian q Saturday Fec ~ wsdy' ECO =
These steamships touch Specie delivered In Lou
Don and Paris. For passage freight apply 70 D Toh
RANCE, agent, No 5Bowlng Green, New YORK
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DrCORI"S TRkCrlUE-C N HAMMOND, N. H., Pupil
~ NJ RECORD OF fsris, who IL he living ter
discusses S on me sexusi sss,sni aud Of Proesrs Car
norbar Mott If this cly cnn Suet English
Itc h per nnay by letter Il hls 1sa No 81 Beer ker
f,fre. tss Of Br6aawa, from, and fr $50 socOck
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For freight passage apply TO -
EbWAk X. COLLINS, No. IS Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool.
T. G.. WAINWRIGHT h co, Paris.
The OF these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals ur
less bills OF adng signed therefor AMI the value eerec
EXPRESSED therein.
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DIERCE h MARSTON'S GRAND ORIGINAL ILI,UMT
Il fATED PANORAMA OF THE ARCTIC REGIONS
represented by the world renowned Kane win be open
for exhibition Wednesday evening Jan. at Buckeys
Hall SIS broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
priSng seventy magnificent scenes together with an um
map the Northern hemisphere for schools
This IT, In fact the only representation Of DR. Kanes entire
produced In this other Define
atoms by Augustus q. Sebroke Esq Admission . cents
children half price Doors open Mt O'Clock; to commences
O'Clock. Exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday AFTER
moons, a. o'clock, for the convenience of schools and
mall pa
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IIEsRY D uERrs. Jn, Aucr1oSEER-Ry HERrs 4

gvHe 4. VsfDE~Alkh, AUCflUNEsr- LARGE,
% special poremptory aud attractive sale Of FIRST quality
AMI skins being the stock ~ bankrupt removed from
.aer street Nv .onveaevce Of sale and sold by rs %
a.s,vne.. FRANKLIN \ 60. VIII sell ou Thur-isy,
gSn r. Vt TOT O'Clock their saesrOor % Nassau sr-et
She sove so-TuisOn Bay sable MINK, atr stone r'en
snap.e ~spes cute vc'ofs gloves srd cspsi the Whole
forming vatei as.ormtnt, also, large hne ol Duno
yog and l,bsr slnrh and robes krerF are nanrtac
-ured expressly Cor custom aud fay warranted Sale
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GuERIFF'S SALE FRIDAY, JAN. g. 1853 AT 10 A.
> NJ, IN 1Onpkus street OF Broome the contents
~ extensive lumber yard consisting OF boards plank
io &c, Of pme maple cherry oak ASH aud various other
also hubs and fs0cs also, horse and
and ofce furniture iron safe de &C. also an the right,
and interest ot Thomas ~ Alden 10 the building and Ak
JAMES G. wIIdEr, sheria.
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A CADEAY OF ~ sIC.-6ALA NIGHT
Hass 'eS; syA U ana nf fEoyAronr
Fir'' appearance as d nssIl0 F q
il. DaKsiERf hi skviGLiA.
with most perfect and complete cast
hosna MAD In urange
Figaro sig 1asssr
sssio sari Sssn.s
during The music lesson Mad La grange viii ,as the o.
iebrse Hungarian Variations aud at the end Of the 0pers
10 be followed by he fegr.h.e,cl
cARApoRI DASafi' sldsXRDI. ARDAvAs1.
cant. rs ns g. ~ A ,scossg to
5 s s e .4ss
%%s's Prs s%phSs.r- had :
the evening al The door. there admission to he
Of che 81 may likewise be had Doors '
TO day wD be sold the 81 30 seaS' Wednesday The
ioSoEEoT SFsTs 5 5ASgss sfda O'Clock
No sx HTs1sI KIeS S1t'''
MADAME LA GRANGE. CARL FORMEs,
Mr. vm.1 rsspsGuy inform. III. publ, that ~ special
their AID popssr,ns the opsr. and for
~" M $x!s "a p hsp Oily ssiesr
on Kr Hfs of F''"' celebrated
when the price Of to ali parts Of the Academ
Emily eirsls,) has been Ss.a Uniform charge q
winch VIII be the only Whiah
great srtiA's can be heard a, cheap opers prices.
The Director repeats that notwithstanding the yrattous
services night OF Madame La Orange Fmes
seriously dissasded from "spoiiag regular Opera
prices by this dangerous movement. Mr.. uman bow
much confidence In the good OF the pubie
general who be of the necessity OF retaining
established prices regular Opera nights rendered nps
by the high thai he he has
viii not be considered reduction Of priceS but prove
desire his part afford intellectual aud
entertainment to the masses in whom BY these means love
FRIDAY, JAN. S-REGULAR NIGHr
LITALIANA IN ALGERL
The principal characters by
Madame DANGRT
Mile CARROLL, Sig. GAsSIER.
LABOCET1A, ROCCO,
with entirely new crosses aud properties.
genuine Italian Opera that in the selection this
brated composion of kosi in he has by de-
sire b. the patrons of he Italian Opera work ha
Europ reputation which Of fresh
when Ross rs genius exuberan and his
powers unusually alive to the Joyous suggestions of youth
BY 1t is preferred 10 The Barber" AMI numerous
pieces such The Cavatns the glorious duet between
The Buho and Isabella, the famous "Papaaci Terzst"
and the extremely droll sneezDg sesett which
have impaired briancy thousands programmes. Tia
comic. The why frequently performed
IL that the role of Isabella he lalana requires unusual
power of NATURALIZATION Pisaron the ltaiana OF Ros
sins time and then there but cOnrai who
could claim character their These AbOui
ard pApgri The Latter member Of the Academy
company will leave IN n shore time IN rr rhaberg IN
New Ore aud claims this particularly her and
daily
success achey BY her In fhs Tana" In PARIS and
the Director that important production
be favoraby received by intelligent nnhlic
ON SATURDAY JANUARY g. THE MESSIAH,
AT the Brooklyn Aihengum.
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UCTION NOTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
"A BY BELL LEONARD This Day a. II ocioci, vii y
Reade and Ceatre streets pay
penses mahogany chairs sofa bar furniture, bedsteads
prints &c Also will be finally closed the fine old stock OF
brandy wines aud other liquors in bottles and demjohns
from an executor Of an old estate. Last chance
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! Administrators Sale.

ON the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1s5s, at 2
" O'Clock in the afternoon, at the 'front.' door
ofthesCourt House, in the town OF ,Woodsfel
Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold to thehffg h
est bidder the. following, realI estate assthsl
property of James, Ss.Conleyy deceased, % wit:i
Beginning at the south east CO.. order of the vest
half of the north east quarter of Section
nineteen, of Township three, and Range four,
in Monroe county y Ohio, thence west twenty.
eight rods to a stone; thence north one hum
Edred and twenty four rods to stone at Smiths
line theneessouth ffty-seven and one,feurth
degrees east nine rods TO hickory; thence
|eightyseven and ore-half degrees east thirty
two rods to a stone; thence south sixty-seyen
and one-fourth degrees east twenty -rine rods
to a stone;thence south about thirty sev en- and
one fourth rods to Neff's line; thence west for
ty two rods to a stone; thsnceseuth eighty rods
to the place ofbegining, containing thirty three
acres, more or less; subject to the dover estate
of Elisabeth iConley widow of Isaac Conlsy, de-
ceased. in tbree-eigh ghts of SAID land.
Terms of saleAone-third in hand, one-third
in six months and one third in twelve months,
with interest on the deferred payments, and
to be secured to the satisfaction of the sub
soriber. I 81 ~ saif 70 tWM. b. DENT. g =
Feb 10, 1885, Admir- Of James s. Coniey,2
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J @ III No B r B. Oh Z
LOCK AND KNIFE. SMITH,

WOODsFIKLD, OHIO. - sIfs
TIE makes and repairs every kind Of door,
III trunk, gun and pistol locks; alss knives,
scissors, coffee mills and steey ards; and is also
able to grind and polish razers, knives, and
every kind Of small instruments in that line.
60 His shop is at the south end of Woods
aela, near Main street. He will promise
prompt and very cheap work. = ls@sS" ~
t'.'7 i,lrG. .,.a4 aaf JOHN eBREeHr. :
> wood.te,d, O., Aprl 90, 1851. . y .1.ls &
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{, : -. DUFF ' S.. s.,
M ERo A MTIL e COLI e G e
cry .ssq PlTTsBURG. Pa. q, e.ssl sg.s
. ESTABLISHED IN $780, 5,
PlTrsBURG. PA


EST4BLISHED IN 1s4p.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature ofPsnn.
l. sy1vana. s = - 's-.s SO. = e.. - fz. - s's
So BOARD or T1,usTHEs: =.
His Exoellencys the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President of the United States. !. -, ssg
Hon. JuDGR WILKINS, Hon. CHARLES NAYLoR,
Hon. Jupas HAMPTON, tion. j. K. MooRuHADs
Hon. JgDaE cLowRIE.as senas1s -1sEass sfs@ a.
P.DuFP, (author Of Dus's Book-keeping,)
President, with superintendent and five assis-
tant teachers of Book keeping, and seven other
teachers and lecturers. s-fsr as@s- 2 50 2. -.
J. s. DUNCAN, one Of the best penmen in
the country, (author of the gems of business
and ornamental spenmanship,9. Professor of
Psnmats him, I'D Efsii RAsEal 5sys iIs s.xi az Il
Dda's system # Book -kseping is sanctioned
by the American Institute and Chamber of
Commerce. of New York, and many of the leads
ing business m of the east and west, as the
most Comprehensive and practical system Of
accounts now in use, and after from ten. to ff-
teen years practical application ofits principles
to business, over four hundred students have
attested its superiority, Icircular 49,. All the
arrangements for teaching being perfected by
near 20 years experience of the principal. Stu
dents graduate in about haIfths time required
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JOSEPH THORNBERRY SR,s. ESTATE. fsS
I'm the Il day of February, 1853, the subscri.
y Der was duly appointed by the Probate Court
Of Monroe County, Ohio. and qualified a. ad-
ministrator de bonis non, of tic estate of Joseph
Thornberry, Sen., late Of Monroe County, de-
ceased. t-- THOMAS GRiFFITH.
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