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smrgical and DentaI Instruments, &c

SHrYiCHI and Dental ImStrWnlemts, NC.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
"Flagg's Forceps," elegant morocco case, con-
tanning four Forceps adapted either extremity of each
jaw, and otherwise essential improvement upon the
old instruments.
''Teeh Extractors,' put up in neat cases. contain
ing Turnkey and three claws, two forcePs, and Gum
Lancet
Weigand & Snowden's Thumb Lancet.
Evans Crown do do
Silver Spring Button do
Common do do do
Chase's double and single Trusses.
Hull s. Weisand's Trusses, for children and adults
Suspensary Bandagcs.
Silver and Gum Elastic Bouges and Calheters
Maw's celebrated Self-iniectng Apparatus.
Gum Elastic and Glass Syunges.
Block Tin Syinges Of all sizes and descriptions, from
to l6 in and otherwise.
Mrs Woosers Utero Abdominal Supporter.
Together with large supply of Mediterranean and
coarse Sponge, just to hand and for sole low at
Jan. z, Is46-5s3. PESCUD'S Drug Store.
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To Shoe and COachmakers and Sad
(lerS

4 GlerS
r HAVE very recently selected and am now receV-
Il ing from the north, large stock OF LEATHER and
other articles in my line among which are 40 doz.
Calf Skins, part French Sole Leather of various KINDS
Upper Leather Lining and Binding; Shoe Thread Shoe
Makers Tools and Files, French style j and the most
fashionable Lasts
Top hides patent Leather, Step hides, Springs, steps
and axles, bands and hinges ....
Bride, Skirtng Harness Leather also Ready made
BAROUCH and BUGGY HARNESS, both single and
double. ..- s- .r- t...
The above articles will be sold low they can be
had in any house in Virginia. .--...
Petersburg, Va. Jan. 1916. 5S7-6t
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Ford Creek Aeaaa...

IINHE first session Of this nstitu,;o.
on the FIRST Monday in February next I nc Commence
The charges for tuition will be U'
For pato. aao.n Greek and higher branches fM.tbe
Geography, English Grammar, History T. $l2.N
Reading. Writing and Arithmetic, &c 7SS
r SIX dSsrs ptr %os5
my is neat and commodious buiIdiau b. The AcaS.
ted. 10 Miles South Of Oxford. oeautfully sims
The subscriber has had some experio,
mo deduction will be made for absrOe.l ID teaching
G. p. WYCHE, A. D..
For Information address the Princinaai Principal.
r. o. Granville County North Ca. pA'' BROOKLYN
January 2I, 1916.
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BY the sweat OF my brow L hope to
EARN NV BREAD
FHNHIS notice is TO inform the people of this County
IL and the adjacent counties that am prepared
TO execute orders to have any number of WOOL HATS
made at short notice, and of my hats will
three of the Northern Felts, and much differ
in the price of the two articles ask all who
the habit of buying hats of the above description gvo
trial and see if am not cheapest in tie end.
will also make Coon HITS to order; and color Ladies'
and Genilemens dresses permanent black warranted
to stand. NEAL BROWN
O. The best prices given for FuIs of all kinds.
November 18th, 1915, $40 -6m.
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The undersigned will attend

- Ine Undersigned Will GILenO
S@ regularly the County and Superior Courts of
Wake, Granville, Franklin, Johnston and Nash, and
the Superior Courts of Warren and Halifax. All bust.
entrusted to his will be promptly attended
HENRY w. MILLER.
Raleigh, N. 9. Sept. sth 1915. 567-tf
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NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific and NIilitar

NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific and Military
Academy.
firms and equipments furnished by the State.
Next Session OF this Classical and Mathematical
School, opens the lst of January with advantages un-
surpassed in any Preparatory School in the South
Classics, English, etc r. GRAY.
Mathematics, Tactics, ETC.. o. A. BUCK,
Philosophy, - ~ DO OF oNO'
SESSION FIVE MONTHS,
Classical Department, Collegiate course, nclu-
ding full English Studies, with matLematcs)
Sc. 800 90
English do elementary & higher branches) Is 90
Military do (lnfantTy practice) charge.
Vocal or instrumental! Music (25 Lessons) IL 90
Fencing per course, 90
Surveying and Civil Engineering no charge
Leter-wrting, with English and Latin Composition,
will be closely attended TO.
No dedncti made for unless in cases ofpro-
tracted sickness.
LECTURES.
During the Session, Lectures Popular subjects will
be delivered, of which due notice will be given in the
Public Prints.
VISITORS.
Gov. Graham,
Rev. A. SmedeS, DR.. Baker,
Rev. d. Lacy, DR.. Hill,
Rev. B. 7. Blake, w. R. Galss
Rev. J. j. Finch, Thos. J. Lemay
Hon. r. NJ Saunders, E B. Freeman,
Hon. G. E. Badger, Geo Little,
Hon. Jas Iredell, W. J. Clarke, Eso's
A few Pupils can be boarded in Mr.. dray's family.
Raleigh, Dec. 4, lS45. 5793m.
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Mrs. S. BLAKE, GOUerntSs,

The Expenses for Board, including washing fuel,
dies &C. and Tuition for full Collegiate course, with
Music, French. Drawing, Painting, NeedlewoIk, for a
session OF months will not exceed 500.
Board and Tuition for full Collegiate course without
Music SC for session of months, so.
Board and Tuition per session in Preparatory School,
from S62 to Sos.
Text Books and Stationary will be furnished at the
College, may be required
The Trustees having made arrangements for COM
encing the exercises of this Institution entirely to
their own satisfaction, deem this notice sufficient 10 in
spire public confidence. The domestic economy of the
Institution will be such to ensure comfort and safety,
and exert a healthfuI influence, we'll physical as
moral.
The Pupils will be required TO board in the College,
except those whose parents guardians reside in the
village or its immediate vicinity.
Board and Tuition for the session in advance.
GEO. C. MENDENHALL, Pres't.
S. S. BRYANT, Sec'ry. Of the Board of Trustees
N. B. Preparation will be made for the accomrnoda-
ton 90 pupils 1.-THE opening OF the session. Applica
ton admission further information before the OF
ApI may be made by letter otherwise to Rev. Solo
Lea, A. NJ, Leasburg, n. c., Rev. Bennett T. Blake,
Raleigh. Rev. S. S. Bryant, Secretary Of the Board,
Greensborough. 5S4-tf.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
VENHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
n subscribers under the firm of / urner & Hughes
is this day dissolved by mutual Henry D. Tur
is alone authorized to close the business and all
persons indebted to the late firm requested to make
immediate payment to him.
HENRY D. TURNER,
Jan l, 1916 -583-4t NELSON B. HUGHES.
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COnfcctIOnarieS.

COnfCCtiOnarieS.
ENRESH supplies received every week.
IL PERFUMERIES, STATIONARY,
FENCING, AND BOXING APPARATUS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
G.4.HES, JEWELLERY, TOYS, And
Groceries,
a great assortment constantly on hand at
G. w. & c. GRIMAE.
N. B. See specified advertisement in Raleigh Re-
giser
Oct. Is, 1915. 57I.
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GreemsborOmgh Female College.

TEVIE exercises this Institution will commence on
L Wednesday, April 18th, 1916
FAcULTY
Rev SOLOMON LEA, A. NJ, President and PTofeS-
,or of 1I1the,natics and Ancient Languages.
Rev. BENNET T. BLAKE, Chaplain and ProfeS-
sor of Mental and Moral Science.
Afise PHEBE JUDSON, assistant GoverneSS and
Precepress of Natural Science
Mrs. SOPHIA LEA, Preceptress Of Modern Lam
gunges and Principal Of tie Music Department.
- assistant Teacher Gf Music.
Mrr G RI,AKE, G0vernCSS,
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p S. In retiring from the Tailoring business 1
would inform my friends and the public generally that
have sold my entire interest in the stock of Goods,
sc. to Mr. J. ]. Bggs, my late partner, and do most
cheerfuy recommend him gentleman every way
worthyo their confidence and support.
City papers insertions] S. SMITH.
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A Negro Woman

Negro woman,
wanted for the present year. do the business of
Il small family. Apply at the Register Office, for
information. =.
- J airy Is, 1916. 5s4-tf
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House Painting.

a4 1 am prepared to execute the above busi-
EE5zm in the very best manner, and with the
=-az@ greatest despatch.
'-- . CAMPBELL EATON.
Refer to George w. Mordecai, Esq, Wesley Hollis
ter, Esq, S. w. Whiting, Esq, Hon. w. H. Haywood,
Hon. Richard Hines.
Raleigh, Jan. %, 1916. ~. 5S6-1y.
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SNUFF tS1IALL BLADDERS.
lust Received a superior new article of Scotch
aS Snuff, warranted good, and if approved, may be
returned and the money refunded, price 25 cents pei
pound, pounds for dollar for sale al the cheap CT
gar store. Fayetteville street opposite City Hall.
KRAUSE & MILLER.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Negro Woman, good cook. for cash or credit
Enquire at this Office. Dec. Is, Is45,-5sO IT
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JOB PRINTING
Executed at this Office with neatness, accU'
racy and despatch.
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Bargains! Great Bargains!
NALL at T. H. Shows if you wish to buy good
" Goods low for cash. &c.,. 2
5000 Pounds Feathers wanted.
..--. T. H. SNOW.
January 2sth, 1916. $50.
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Garden and Flower Seeds.

I have this day received supply of Garden and
Flower Seeds, whose germinaVe qualities can De de
Dended on and which warrant to be OF the CROWN o
1915 Below | enumerate few OF the varieties n
more detailed Catalogue be found at my counter:
Beans and Snops-Early Six Weeks, Early Mohawk
Early Valentine, Early Thousand to One, Black am
pico Red French, Large White Lama, W hIte Dutch
Case e-kniie.
Beefs-Long and Turnip Blood, French Sugar
ByocoH-Large Purple Cape, Early Purple.
Ca5baee-Eary York, Early Sugar-loat, Early Heart
sbaped Early Bauer>ea, Early large York, Large late
Drummond large late Flat Baersea, large late Ber-
gen. large Cape Savoy, large Green Globe Savoy,
large Yellow Savoy, large Flat Dutch.
CduiiHouUer-Early and late.
CeIery-Whe solid.
Cucum6er-Eary cluster, early frame, long green Iur-
key. ~ 1,
Le3ce-Large lazy royal cabbage, ice or coss' Drum
head.
.heIon-Bonaparte, nutmeg, cltron.
.Mustard-White and black.
Onion-SIlver skin, large Yankee o,
Peas-EarIy Washington, early frame, early ChaFIIon
early Cedo Multi, tall Marrowla tall sugar OF eallu
PeDDer-Ox-heart, Cayenne.
T0nldtO-Large red.
Also, nearly every variety of Eggplant Indian Corn
Kale Nasturtium, Okra, Parsley. ParsniP, Pumpkin;
Rad<h Spinage, Squash and Satisfy seeds
1000 papers of Flower Seeds of species too numerous
10 classfv-out which selected 20 of he most ap
proved varieties which put up in neat box and re-
tailed at one dollar
Ian. 81. 1s46-5s6- Raleigh N c. /
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THNHE firm of Smith & Biggs is this day dissolved by
n mutual consent Ali persons indebted to the late
firm will please CALL early possible and settle with
either of the partners and those having claims against
the concern will present them to j. J. Bggs for pay
ment. - ..'-" S. SMITH
Raleigh, Jan. 1, IS46-5S3- At, ]. ]. BiGGS
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Owing to the raD;d ;.-

my NJ business, have had to purchase seconS Of
es "nsS .ppy R1P Py.essa ssse @
Diners with articles in my line very low and
On SIX months credit to punctual customers Cash. OF
Rsle;vb NJ r NJ Wholesale and Retail Druys,,,
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THE NATIONAL FIRE HNSUkANCE
COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
O6ce M. 60 Wall St-Capitai $3.50, GOO, all paid an,
HTILL effect Insurance Dwellings, Stores and
w other buildings, and on Furniture and Nlerchah-
dizc on the most favorable terms.
JOSEPH w. SAVAGE, Pres't.
VIM JAS. BoGGs, Sec'y.
n- Applications for Insurance in Raleigh or its VI
einity will be made to the subscriber.
''''''' " d. w. STONE. Agent.
no ,e,e $50 got.
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eIphia saturday Courier,


(TYIth circulation Of OUer 50 900 copies ,ceekly)
family newspaper, neutral in politics and religion
Devoted 10 Literature, Science, the Arts Mechanics,
Agriculture, the Markets, Education, Morals, II eah
Amusement &c. Printed and published weekly by
MMAKIN & HOLDEN, No. 81 Chestnut street. at j. 8
per annum, or S 2 if paid in advance.
NEW PREMIUMS FOR 1916.
NoR7 o7,t the purpose Of t, acating the formation Of
We offer the following (io par money, in advahcc)
Extraordinary Inducements
Three copies of the Saturday Courier, 1 year, or
one copy for years, IS
Seven copies orthe Saturday Courier, year, 10
SwsiSs ssysnisen:: :: " " % %
Two copies of the Saturday Courier, year, and
one copy Of either Peterson's Sears Pictorial
Magazine, 5
Two copies of the Saturday Courier, and one copy
OF either Arthnr's, N. Y. Columbian, or Grahamfs
Magazine, Godeys Lady's Book or Sears Pic
torial History of the American Revolution,
Five copies ofrhe Saturday Courier, and two copies
OF either Sears Pictorial Petersons Magazine, 10
Five copies of the Saturday Courier, and one copy
of either
Sears New Pictorial Family Library, about 6OOpp
d" Pic. Hist of the American Revolution, 45Onp
" Pictorial Bible History, 68Opp"
&c Bible Biography, 5OOpp"
" Wonders of the World, 6OOpp*
" Guide 10 knowledge, 5OOpp*
Sunday Book, 6OODn#
or Sears Monthly Family Magazine for 10
For SS VIC will send the Courier one wear. and one
copV of either Sears Pictorial American Revolution
(45Opp) or Pictorial Family Magazine, (monthly)
he Revolution is in form to send by mail, and will
cost not more than 25 Cts postage part of the Uni
ted States
Clubs sent to address, to different addresses as
Desired but discontinued only at the option OF the pub
fishers, until all arrearages are paid
Money for fractions of Clubs will be credited only at
the usual terms Should ihee be little sent or DOS
t&e T" commissions charged, more of the last
names on the list will be omitted, The amount deduct
SiS t"PIeS Hfoo'ad6iy 50 per year Sir months
$]2o ! he htst term always poyn5le in Alliance
As the new Post Office Law ensures the safe trans
lnIsson OF money 10 publishers risk taken by
subscribers who remit through their Post Master
These works cannot be sent by mail, but will be
delivered at the Office.
February, 1S4e. sso
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Old Principe ScgITS,
Garden Seed,

ine Inc Stfa1sJS si IsJs"5s6' P. F. PEsCUD's.
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EnOe Mills, Orang'

EnOe NAlIlS, OFilEsc.
YETHE subscribers having dissolved co-parnersh'p IN
their business al Enoe Mills, Orange County, re-
onest all persons indebted to forward and make
settlement. =,
lis branches ty John F. Lyon. Flour will be kept con-
san.Iy on hand and Linseed Oil, &c. at low prices
THOMAS w. HOLDEN,
JOHN F. LYON.
January g. 1916. 58o-3t'
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Great BaFgaInS!
January 90, 1916.

Large Stock Of Dry G0Ods and Groceries selling
off al coSt!!
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Just Received.


UNIVE barrels IRISH POTATOES, at
F.b ~ S. NJ. WHIrAKERS.
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BY CALEB LYON, or LyoNDALE.
This foot hath trod by many glitterng waves
From the Aroostooks thickly wooded Shore
To whore the Sabine in rich fullnes laves
Her bright and glorious waters evermore, sr
Into the gulph that bathes the fairest isle
That the sun lights with his enchanting smile.
Yet DER those scenes timehonord though they be,
Memorys Light wing can scarcely raise the dust
That age hath showerd on them-though see
In mine own lineaments, cares earthly rust;
Sweet consolation breathed in scene like this,
Gives back to age, youths bright primeval bliss.
Before me waves in sky the Eagles homo,
Upon the loftiest perch nature hath given,
Yon solitary pine, an orphan lone,
Earth's lowly child with arms appraised to heaven;
Around are myrads Of kindred trees,
But he alone o'ertops their waving reas r.
beautiful, bright, dreamy lake lies there,
The Eagles mirror In his greenwood home;
And by its side the cedar shades lair
Where the stag rests after toilsome roam;
The tiny footprints and tender heritage, nippd,
Leads to the spring the young fawn loved and sppd
Tho partridge drumming from distant hill,
Softened by waters floats upon the ear;
The blue.bird singing by gushing rill,
Brings back past years unutterably dear;
Waveless and clear the changing light doth play
Ger these fair waters at the close Of day.
From this old hill top, messed in darkest grey,
Mine eye extends DER many q woodland dell,
Fresh waving a. the fragrant breezes play,
Der all that charms wanderer well;
And sweet forgetfulness of sorrows DER,
Slow makes my feet to leave thy blessed shore.
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l59 BROADWAY.


PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT.
public for the liberal patronage extended to him
the opening Store ia New York Prem sinH that
in Psrumsry the maxn shond prevail ethcr the best or
he Ss. .hsh.' Rs issa
LIST unequaied advantages in Paris in hav
ing been for Director Of the Laboratory Of Lam
yet Pere Fs for half the fret house in this line
IN Europe and Since the first exhibition, past
New York, Boston and rhadelphia the First Premium
honored with the Gold Medal never before awarded
Perfumery ,d His rerumery has bani.hsd the imported
wnsGsysr i h.. come fairly into so%ss;tiOp Thu !; en-
not be so3 His Perfumery 10, n fact, the foreign,
both its quality and mode OF fabrication, with the
addition OF excellence which the foreign never
namely freshness and advantage in many Of hese articles Of
His prices % to 50 per lower In fne tn. sub
scrber educated the best foreign schools imported with
him the science and Of his native city, oes the products
his laboratory equal the best imported and superior to
them from the Of recent At much lower
must Of necessity supeede the imported with those
who unreasonable prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been 10 the influence Of
voyage. To conclude the Subscriber always keeps
hand perfect Of the best foreign perumery and
purchasing according to the Judgment or preference Of The
The Subscriber most respectfully soliens call from those
who wish to prreha.e that which senui he the
being the purchaser He particularly
the attention Of Wholesale and retail dealers his very
pec which he offers them prices from
80 per cent cheaper than they buy elsewhere ,,s.,,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
80 1m<r PeYfumeYy &c.
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
Il completed their Works. ready orders
for White Lead both Dry and Ground in OIL almost
that wanted The Company have
in the erection of the Works which would tend in
the least degree the improvement OF the Lead having
avaied themselves of modern improvement for that
purpose. EM4yEg
Being well from our long familiarity with the differ
emit sold in MARKET that by far the
sold such has been and still greatly adulterated with
Baytes article of mineral production heavier than
White Lead and in itself virtue Of pig
men whatever, being when mixed with oil. almost
and fact having nothing but specific weight
recommend it. the Trusrees Of the Atlantic White Lead Com
have passed unanimously the oowDg resolutions viz
Resolved That in view Of manufacturing only prime
article, the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground Oil; that
DO strictly pure genuine article and perfectly free any
adu whatever which the Company will
such to all who may purchase their Lend"
Purchasers therefore, may be well ASSURED that de-
psndrnce may be placed the purity Of ouud Of White
manufactured and sold by the Company which
will only tend the durability Of the Paint lot
will found much economical in IN the
description Of painting. owing TO the body
covering quality thereby giving far better finish
with than the aduersed White Paint would with
three, Of which every painter will bear witpess.
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and LhaYge and
have for sale variety Of Ground OIL vedigrs,
Black PAINT Yellow ochre, Spanish Brown, Paris Green,
Having general Agents for the Company, all
POLLEN 4 COLGATE,
II 2mfr 267 Pearl street, OF kman street.
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FRoM ARANsAs.-The schooner Harriet Smith,
whence she sailed the let inst Capt 8. reports that
the schooner Victoria, Capt Brown, from this port with
Arsnsss on the astn uIt and bilGsd. The cargo was
partially saved In damaged state, and the vessel will
probably BE- total loss. She brought other news Of
any monent.-M O. Pie, Feb. T.
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. D Aston Place. late 5th street.

A few doors East Of Byosd.ssy, Neg York.
HE subscriber respectfully informs the pablo that he has
opened the shove store for the sse Of Birds foregn and
Native Csgss Sesds sc and hopes BY strict attention and
ed to Induiss IN this most sinful fancy,
IN addition % those mentousd his stock will eompsise all
articles q b. linz necdsx Fancy rseous Of the different
proved receipt, Cutie FAh 9one Fountains Bsths lie &c
b. Orders from out Of the eiy CAREFULLY attended TO-
urounpty execufcd. LEONARD BLEECKEA
New York. Dee VI ~. dl91msr
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vALgAgLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

E. a FAHM-BeOnRInR Q he Estafe
- Of E; Hmasg deceased formerly Known the Jsre-
ing from New Brunswick Railway miles from n. for
mel and miles from the latter place The New Jersey Rail
road ALSO which by has regular stopping
uniontown within mile Of the house The Farm which
high stale Of cultivation, contains 400 acres Of
which woodland with abundant growth The best kind
q WOOD the rest q the Farm L admirable divided BY
The Buildings which pleasantly situated are large and
good consisting Of Dwelling House with besides
Wagon House Stable separate from the Barn Cribs Creamery
&c There failing well Of excellent water near the
kitchen door There aso excellent Appe Orchsrds Of
grated tres in fall bearing p~-~Y--
The above property offered for sale in order that the
estate may be settled IT sold before 18th February
next t Will De offered public auction that day
Merchants Exchange, New York. IL O'Clock NJ One half
per cent
further particulars apply George Clinch Esq Upper
Bulls Head. New York; James Wright, the Farm Ellis
b. Freeman, Woodbridge
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On the morning Of the ID inst, in quarrel be.
tween two men named Manuel Gamex or Gsmhis and
Jean Garcia both ssgar makers in New Orleans, Gamer
stabbed the other in the side and In the shoulder blade
with knife Both wounds Deep but 10 not known
whether they mortal
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THE PARTISAN SECRET

lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French,
ened 1.-THE Psrlsian Secret Self Preservation"
feet security ssap,t ssHa Dsesse under 4.
universally understood and employed BY OF fshion in
f'n B Iea 1%E sas I'm TEBA UM M d.,
Member Faculty Medicine Of PsrPhysicsn the
Yenereal HospiaKnght Of the Legion Of Honor &c., &c
Rue .e 81. Honore %, Paris
Published By Robert H smons Legal Deputy for Dr. L.
copies for ST. All orders should be addressed post pad.
% For sal. il New " ri' only bywYArr 4 KETCH-
Arcade. Chesput IT dis 1msr
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The Pensacola Gozstte of the goth ut, states that
the u 8. brig Porpoise was expected to sail from
that port for Vera Cruz with dispatches from the gov
eminent.
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CoMmos PLrAs-Part mos. "a, "a 2aS 90, IS, 80,
SO, A, g. s5, los, 81, ioa, 81 81 Part 2Nos lis to
LAT, ..
SUPERIOR CouRT -Numbers.-9o, lo5, II, %, II, IS,
81 &c. lo3 o. "a loi, Ill, liz, ll3 ia, ll6, l2o
l24, 1876 l26, l27, l2e, 81.
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MUSIC

vNHE GERMAN COTILLlON BAND would respectful
" inform their friends and the public that they
10 play balls aud private the newes
WsItzss 0aops Pokas, by Musrd. Strauss Lanner, La
The Band consists Of from two twenty-five Instruments
shortest notice without attended with Piano
eS Eir street ia im'm