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Ns( OR Sale by p Oates, Comslock 8 C.sr
VI eeuHatcd compound fluid exltaa. s.
Parli.u, fer the cure OF Ar5luig, Clwsi- Il ..
'isH', GrrreI Dsiiitu Cwgats.s Diaass
Ter, Ncatg EropH0Rs Of The Sha, img.ssa I
tules "a he FACE, MIcudgi and SggLtua La
Sts, Bi,es tram an impure habit Of he ba.a
rattaus 81 he Tuo1i and L,oE, Ljrsr 3Eua
Pans and SEEDLINGS ot he Bones, and ia
ses a 'siHg from an impure siltr Of tie q.
rosgr,s aEd ImTrudsaccs in Lfe, Eu,s.
q HsrcWN Sc.
The great popularity Of Sarsparilla, srl 4.
lahltshed efficacy, render il superfuous FL.
INTO any encomIum Of its virtues, or adaas.
evidence IN l&s favor,
The Sarsparia Is warranted positively as
as any other that can be made at One nua,
just huit the price or those so much advert.
aud as strong and in as large bottles, viz ~
Cehts per bottle, or -Four Dollars per Dozen
THIS article has cured Serotula of 80 years.
ter Tie Dollar articles had been used in vain.
To be had OF the agents of Cumstook Il C.
y, throughout the country, in New Yorh Ja
II, Cortland Street.
lnqmre always for Coms,ock & Co.'S Sars-a
Ia, Al tl:ty Cents, and have no other
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TEE GREAT REMEDY
NEVER KNOWN 10 FAIL.

Ear. 1YLFR'S VEGETABLE FEVER &
. y AGI l. llLlS.-1hc success Of these + IBIS
ia ouIiIR IN iew hours, where all other rcmoaia-
have tuIl,d, and that too 10 cEnes Of twelve aud
eighteen months siardltg, WARRANTS the assertion
lAAt, It taken according d tie directions tlryarc
cettaia cure. \ lutg list Of certificates IN proof
ct their nalhiiity. miEl te added. but thor, up.
90 the directions ore toemcd sufficient Try
them md be convinced that lhoy arc most ,iIrc.
tDal ard most certain, and The very best remedy
ever oiiorod 10 the public, to ensure a permanent
and lasting cure.
Having for several ycars past sr0,rod under
repeated attacks Of chtlIs and f,ycr, cspccialIy
during tho fall ard spring mouthp, was induced
tty various rcmc dies, bat nothing s,cn.rd TO be-
ta,c'us' un'l tried DR.. Tylcr's Aruc and Fever
ftls, which s'oPrtG the chiils before had taken
hall Of the box This was over a year ago, and |
have since remained perfectly free from any symp.
toms Of return ol titIs most oathsouu disease.
GEO. VI. WAIT.
Baltimore pocrmhcr 70, 1873.
For sale in Charlotte by H. b. al. S. VII.
Jams.
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This shows their comparative vaiuo.-
Now lei Us look al the expense Of raising
The Albany Cullyator, to which valuable
paper we are indebted for this table, says,
the same degree Of fertility IN coil will give
about $50 bushels Of potatoes, 800 Of car.
rols, 900 Of ruta .bagas, aud 700 Of man.
gold wurzels-lhe expense Of raising an
acre Of each nearly equal Carrots, man
gold wurtzel and lull.baga, stand on nearly
equal ground as TO merits; but the far great
er avidty with which horses will eat car
rots, the excellent butter winch results from
their use when fed to cows, and the ltte
injury they receive from frost even when
the crop, or part Of II, IS left TO winter 10
the ground where It grew, give this crop
most emnently the preference. Examine
next their cheapness compared with hay.
A ton of hay IS equal to $500 pounds of
carrots, which, at 90 pounds to the busheI
would be- OIL bushels. One acre Of carrots,
or 500 bushels, would be equal to 81 tons,
or IL 900 pounds Of hay. Such crop
may be raised and harvested for l2 10 Is
dollars; which would make the carrots a
chaper food than hay, II the hay were only
% ton but tho superiority Of the condl.
ton Of horses aud cattle, when feed freely
on carrots ,cth hog, is an important add.
tional advantage.
Those Of our readers, sud We hope they
are few, who hink they know as much
about farming as they ought to know" will
treat these statements as nothing but
book farming" and 90 On ~ lhoy have
gone Tor years, making nothing but corn
and potatoes, or CON and peas, aud scarce
Iy enough OF them 10 keep the bones Of
their pIough.nags together; bu! those " ho
seek Tor practical knowledge from every en-
ligh!ened source, and practice what they
learn, are ever ready 10 profit by the expe-
reaee Of those Who are ahead OF them in
the science, and will, we doubt not, Try the
culture Of root crops themselves; and for
their beleft we !ufhcr state, il mus, DO
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toes. My corn crop was increased about
SO per cent. by simple preparation Of the
seed as follows:
At noon of the day before planting, slh
May, put my Seed. Corn 10 soak ina strong
detection Of copperas water, say lbs. cop
peras TO warm soft water sufficient TO cover
a bushcl of corn. The next morning took
gu, a peck, added pint or more Of soft
soap, stirred 1t thoroughly, then pu, on plas
ter enough TO make IL convenient TO drop
for planting, say one quart. The whole
field was planted with tho seed thus pre-.
pared, except rows, which we're planted
with seed without any preparation. The
ahercullure Of the whole was alIke-pGss
ing through each way with the cuIlyaior,
and hoeing twice. The four rows last men
tened we're cut up harvested, and the corn
weighed end measured by itself; also four
rows next adjoining, the seed Of which had
been prepared as above. The produce OF
the four rows from The prepared seed was
sevC ntern bushels--a difference Of five nnd
q half bushels Of cars 10 one hundred end
twenty hills. The yield Of tho remainder
Of the field averaged fully equal to The four
best rows measured.
The difference IN the growth md appear.
ance Of the corn Of he pretlrcd and unprc
pared seed was striking from The time Of its
appearance shove tue ground uaiilgtasseled
1.-The former looking green and tigoruus, the
hitter puny and yellow. Il was oil Gu, down
by the frost when about three inches high,
but came on finely after the first Of June
There was scarcely soft ear 10 tie field, cx.
ceptlng on the four rows ofurprepared seed
These we're about week later IN ripenlug
than that from the prepared seed. The
soil is sandy ioam, The Whole expense
Of preparing the bushel and thrce pccks Of
seed did not exceed 62l cents. Tie IN
creased produce Of the field by preparing
tie seed vas over 200 bushels cars
LANSING WETMORE.
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POETRY
l WANT A BEAu-rvE COT a BEAU.

" a " A LILA I--IN l. bpl a .hi'A S-
want bean want beau
lis sweet.--ai least they toll me So
To waltz OF walk or sail or row
With HIM you mean 10 marry.
And the,--bui Q il must be sweet ,-
To have ono kneelIng at ones feo,,
And hear him there his vows repeat ~
By joyc. bul wil marry
I'm old enough TO have beau
And Oft tell my mamma sol
As often she replies. "oh no
You are too young to marry -
Odd cooks lis always thus with those
Within whose bosom colby flows
The streams Of love to bellies and beauS,
Who have q mind to marry.
MAIDS WHO have their hearts for sae
Some forty years.-whosc charms arc stale
May, aud they have cause to,--tall
Al those who wish to marry
Bot we as who by experience taught
Know all the bliss, with which IL tTauglt
The Welded lite--I think should uought
Object when girls would marry.
I've got beau I've got beau
The knowledge makes my bosom blow
And, blow il b gu or blow il low,
| am resolve to marry,
I've been 10 every iam'd lrtFcat
But never saw one SO neat,
So just the thing to marry,
know he loves me and ho came
This very night TO tell his fame
file calFd me every pretty name
And ask'd me 1t Ia marry,
bius!fd, --as every modest maid
On such occasions VIII, and sand,
" Dear sir | feel somewhat afraid
am too young 70 marry
lie press'd his sult--w hat could flo
! answered, 4" take me ~ SO 5aid you, r.
And truth 10 say, think there's few,
Who can, but that si.l ma,ry
The RubIcon is passed. hat then
Why | must wed tie best Of men,
And trus. | shan RI greet When
first resoly & to marry
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Inns Balm OF China

a VERY valuable preparation under tins
4 "a name, s 10 be had of d. Oates in this
place. Its Ingredients are so well adapted IN tho
hoa'lng OF Cuts, Old Sores, &c that lis effect 10
immediate = One nights application will sufIicc
iTt the cure and rcliefof almost any kind of balm
!. 4 ne public can well appreciate this artclc nc
sSney gc' The worth of their money ten times over
:. q Wholesale by Comsiock Il Co, 81 Cortland
sly I, and retail by b. O4,ti, Charlotte, ''''0
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Life Insurance!

w. York Mutual Life Insurance Compo,,,
H'iE subscriber having hecn appointed AGENT
Tor The above Company, is prepared To- re-.
ceiVe applications, and to communicate all ue,cs.
sary information On the subject Ia such No NAV
apply. holm : pIEn n" ~ nay
wilmington, ~ c JtGy %, 1875.
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Acoustic Oil for Dcfness

'SNiilS really valuable preparation, VIII .
N cured hundreds Of persons, who uset 4.
eorcng 10 directions, Is now ior sale ia tins r..
Il has been known to cure persons who have
deal Tor years making their sense OF bear
good as 1t ever was, giving cutiro saus.a-n.
lac user. There have been a number e.. ar.
got up tolmIiate this, and the proprietors mus
non the public against buying any tina, a,.
got Their Signature N, ComsluCk Il Co, 4. ".
sold, Wholesale, by Comstock Il c.. ~ &
Iondt street. New York, and retail by h ia
Charlotte.
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DIR. TAYLOR'S
BaIsam of E1iyerWOrt,

For the eHis Of Coughs. Colds, Catarrh, Asthma
Uhoopins Cough, bronchitis, Lirr Compi1iHf,
and oil affections Of he 1hr0at and lungs
ZAIilS remedy is invaluable and untquaheu.-
II II is purely vegetable and hlghly mcul1'-
nal. mild and gentle 10 It's eifcts upon The sys-
tenn and being entirely free from all mineral Pro
ducts. BY many so Justly feared and dreaded, -
q, rfectly safe as wei as salutary. From knoal-
ed,e of its properties, and the wonderful success
which has attended II, even IN diihcult and az
grayaed cases, for nearly ten years, during when
il has been IN use, the Proprietor feels no hes'an.
CIV in introducing it, and recommending y 70 ~
who unfortunately msy have occasion 10 resort 70
some means Of recovery. Physicians mol uhlfe'
quently use it 10 their practice aud with the Med.
zeal Faculty generally, it has met with rnuch
more Than ordinary APPRECIATION.
Certificates ard testimonials could be iu'h'sh-
cd in abundance from the highest and most re-
spectacle sources, Of persons who either have been
greatly relieved by IT, or entirely recovered from
affections Of the Lungs and Liver, but we insert
only the following.
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED
Ihcraby certify that last August, was attack
ed ith a violent and profuse hemofthagc from the
Lungs, severe cough, with the SPECIFICATION OF
much mucous, pain m the head, soreness m the
chest. aud oth.r distressing s. mpions. bought
bottle Of Dr.. Taylor's Dalsam Of Llyerwoft from
37j Bowery, which, under the blessing Of Prov
ideuce, gave me immediate relief lts effect has
been such in my case, that cannot too highly
pralse It. CIIAS l.. SMITH,
April =, 1913. lj5 IllefY st. Brooklyn,
Fer common Cod ard Cough this is one Of
the very best remedies ever discovered.
i There i' spurious aud counterfeit artI
Gle aAaai thef.a5r be careful 10 get The genuine,
Inch is rom 3ij Rowery, y Y.
ia Fresh supply of the above Medicine Just
received aud .oi safe al the Charlotte Dlug Store,
by Z OATES.
Nay o. lsij 33u
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,, ~ Two VALUABLE PuBucArioNs FOR Tuprr
notLARs.-Sears' beautiful Pictorial FAMILY
MAGAZINE for one year, and the above vn,L
complete, will be furnished for Taree Dollars rc,
m''ed IN n York or Eastern funds, free of nos,
age, through the postmaster. P'''
New York, May 81, Isl5.
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Balm Ot { GluEllllia.

Ep AlhAESS cured certainly and ciTectuag
HI y The reputation of an article lie established,
not by extensive soyet'lag and priFitg, but 8 rs
known virtue Gac iatrip.lc value. Tie course of
ibc Frepreto,s of the lalm ct Ca'umbis," has
been IA accordance with the above fact They
have eedaayerat 10 give 20 the public an article,
@iih which The user would be pleased and salts.
htd. Rs well known 10 those. ehg use this pre-.
plful.n. that Il keeps the hair from falling out
res'afcs a pu bald places 20 r wonderful degree
ma. .ng lho hair prritgty SOFT and glossy and
What IS Of equal interest, keeps It entirely rec
from daatruiI. iu acta continued Use OF 1t pre-
vents en1tria ary accumulation st dIudruH-
Sold Wholesale by C0mslock x Go, II Cortland
= y !, and tclGii by d Oates haflaur
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SiCH FKeaGI-0Chc Rrussejy

Z ~ SfoliN'S Headache Remedy, Is ais
NJ ed TO be the only preparation that v,
iectuaiiy cure that worst of all complains. u
sons using this article will never have ,hc 81.
mead ache If people had rather give fifty can
or dollar TO be entirely cured, than to be laid.
tor two or three days, they can do SO by buying
bottle Of this Remedy. Sold wholesale by lgn
stock y Co, u Cortland ST Y, aud rc.alI by
Oates Charlotte.
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NEW
| forwarding d G0nllgiissio
EHebE 81.
EsaB.E. q ERSE.E.

wv OF Id inform thcuerehams Of gtt .
" that thcy have n cnunccluG wall .a.
cral Grocery Business, acted he
Forwarding aud having lrgt and ca~u.
Warehouses On The bank Of The River, erea
rcd 70 receive and forward Goods upon SUI.
as will defy ali competition, our charge .
ponscs belng oac.third less Oh the ;te.
than any other house Ia tie place.
Al. Goods shipped 10 g. W DAVIS Of Wiz
ton, fur The interior, and not otherwise aa.
VIII be found ia cur possession,
Fa1stifr,l.e, Do mLer ~, lsii d..
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ITETrvutE. IrNoE.
4. Graham. Thomas Roupr
tpMHtEiANn. Mr. Lassilcr.
Col Alex. Murchsun. JoNrs
Christopher Muuroc Lcmucl Slmmuus.
Alex Williams CEAvgN,
Col, A.. S, Mcneil Iahn Bryant.
Iaruhard Smith. CoLvNBus.
John McDant,l Lot Williamson.
John Evans. RoBFsoN.
J. W. Howell W. c. Mcneil
BLADES. RicuAoNn
Gen. James Mckay. John e. McLautn.
Robert Melvin John l.. EAIrley
5. \. Richardson. ANsoN
Thomas C. Smith, l. Bauchufu.
Isaac Wright ]. X. Reid, MhIwrght.
John Smith CAvyFtt.
SAMPSON. T Dodson, MiIlvrght
G. T. BarksdnIe. OnANoE.
Patrick Murphy. Or. Yaucy.
John II. SpcaTman. W. II. Merit
Hardy Royal. W. Barboc.
NEw IIASoyER. Cnru,N.
James Murphy. ole 4 Hranlly.
Charles Henry. Smith * fullcn.
oNsiow. n. Clcgg..
Robert Aman. WAKE.
GRrrNE. :. Bca.ly.
Thomas Hooker. j. r. Leach.
Decides many others in different parts Of the
State.
With such a defcrycdly high character, the
Subscribers ocl justified il offering these Wheels
to the Public. They will sell individual or Coun.
ly tights on reasonable terms. They caution all
persons throughout the State from paying any
persons bat ourselves or our authorized Agents
for the right OF using these Wheels
NOTICE TO MILLWRIGHIS,--lfyou wish
employment, ncquant yourselves with putting in
these Wheels, as we now wish 10 employ AT least
100 in this business IN different parts of the State
DUNCAN MCNEIL
ARCllD. MCLAUGHLIN.
A. A. McKETHAN.
Fayetu'liee, FEB. 10, 1876. l9ly
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require the lapse Of years to sacs Tho injurious op
Grafton Of any financial measure smanatins from the
government, attributed to ia defects and whatever
arrangement in commercial affairs may DO produced IL
visited upon the party in power al the time OF its adop
hon; whereas, ii depends much upon the banks Of
the country to carry out successfully any financial
policy Of the government that they in fact should be
responsible for the evils that may BE- produced by the
course they pursue in relation to the measure. or in
opposition to the government.
Should the Independent Treasury bill 90 into opera
lion on the let Of January lsa7 the banks will have
eight months 10 reduce their movement to the proper
point Should they ial to take the necessary prscau-
uons or should they wait until the last moment before
they Contract their operations and then contract
rapidly a. to produce panic in the money market, and
serious entertainments among the commercial classes
Tor the purpose Of prudcing the public mind against
the new financial policy Of the government, trust 1t
win rscoi upon Themselves and sweep all those engsg
ed IL the game out Of existence
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WASHINGTON, April y, 1876.
COmrress.

The Senate to-day, were occupied in the final dis
cussion OF the well known "Perkins case"-at tho
end Of which the bill was passed by the tight
squeeze Of u to 20. The House were chiefly enea-
ged upon the Smithsonian bill. The Speaker an
nounced two committees OF investigation in behalf
of Mr..Webster and Mr. c. J. Ingersoll. The Presi-
dent reported to the House that he had signed and
approved the resolutions for lhe notice and it il
generally expected that he will give 1t forthwith, in
the exercise Of that discretion" with which he 10
empowered. The opinion is, that Mr.. Ashmun and
the Speaker were both wrong in standing the "le
direct" given to the former yesterday by Mr. Inger
SOIL Upon the whole, the entire business Is rather
disreputable than o,herwise--rather below par. IL
has, however, become a serious business to Mr.. c.
J. Ingerso and Mr.. Webster, though il is probable
that neither Of the committees will report an I'M
parchment
We had most interesting and gratifying exhibi.
ton of tho blind, under the care of Dr. Howe Of
New York, in the Hall of the House this evening,
ofwhich you shall have more particular descriptions
tomorrow.
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LATEST INFgLLIGBNCR BY THE MAILS
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. April d. 1876

WAsHINoIOSs hPfIf %, 1910.
Inc British Minister paid the Secretary of State
long VISIT to-day. The object of il has not YET
Leaked out There seems to be rather an unusual
STIR among certain distinguished Senators belong.
ing both TO the o. 40 and 10 parties We shall have
the proclamation dissolving the Joint occupancy
probably to morrow or next day. Should Mr. Bu-
chanan be unable TO agree TO whatever terms the
British Minister may offer TO him for the adjust
ment OF the matter, he will leave the department
forthwith, and will be succeeded by Andrew S,e-
venson, Of Virginia. This is already agreed upon
Mr.. Buchanan will never consent to sign treaty
having less than the 10Th parallel for its basis
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On Wednesday morning. the Goth inst ADAM KLEIN
bootmaker, sged 80 years and IL months
The friend: and acquainience Of the family re.
quested to attend his funeral on Thursday afternoon
April sOh halfpast three o'clock from his late real
dsncs, No 80 Broadway.
On Wednesday morning, April 30, of Inflammation Of
the bowels BRIDoEr, wife Of Patrick McElroy, in the
2Sd year of her age.
The friends and acqusinances Of the family are re-
specty invited to to attend her funeral on Thursday
sitsrnoon at four O'Clock from her late residence No
2l2 Elizabeth street.
On the 10th inst, Of consumption, CHARLEs O'BsYrr,
son OF Terrence OBryen, in the saith year Of his age
His friends and and those Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
noon. hursday) at four O'Clock from his residence,
ia Christopher street.
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II DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer.
L AkGE SALE or NEW AND SECOND HAND FUR.
MxiLIuukE AZ THE COLISEUM, NO. $50 BROAD.

H. Z. WILLARD & W. W. SHIRLEY, Auctiopeer,.
WILL gye their personal atsnton to ths saeso House
housekeeping Stocks Of Croeke Dry Goods Grocery and
sales Of Real Estate, at tho Merchants Exchange Also so
SALES ROOM, IS, BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
they will the spacious store No II WALL street. late
Adams Express Once. all imSm
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Married.
At Green street Church. on the morning Of the 96th
instant. BY the Raw Nathan Banks Mr. JoHr CLAUpIus
JACK to Miss SARAH ELIZABETH SMITH, both Of this city
Q0- New Jersey papers please copy.
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o. The President has recognized Benjamin VIII.
liam Frazier AZ Vice Consul OF the Oriental Re-
public Of Uruguay, Tor the port Of Philadelphia.
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KITCHEN RANGES.

IWV WILT NAENOE5.
THE Propr.ton row spsrsd % farssh Homss ranges
houses having purchased the right from the
aeture sell them. Our experisnce in and
rants asserting that Holmes. kange cannot be surpassed
for economy and durability They
ted 70 perform the purposes Tor they snd
fs they will be removed free Of any sxp~nse TO the
chaser Numerous references he wish
ing to purchase The prices range ffo 70 IS dellars
The proprietor constantly manufctur1g and well
newest patterns.
AIso-TINWARE bright, plain and jspsnned They have
also, 70 chimnsys end warrant them mot suoke
A. 01LHOOLY b SON.
al imsuc WNasaA street.
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A rnEsH INyoICE Of this sslish.fal Chanpsgas Is in
and prvafe gnssmen Invited Ths sean1na Of this Wine
now superior p that Of n this country and no higher
nllis6n - Wal SScs
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EOR sale by E. g. STACY, No. ss Wooster street DO.
tween Brcoms and Spring Streets reduced prices The
good e any other yard in the city Some superior logs OF
uitshe for wsrdrobes card tables piano
roQuested call and examine the stock aal im|fo6
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PRACTICAL BOOK.KEEPIN0,

ny g. MARSH Accountant author Of the "sc,suce Of
- Double Entry Bookkeeping 6impAsd and The ~ OF
sie9ls E1ssy Bcck Is,s 4, iMgfoysd"
folly informed and assured that the plan pursued ~ Mr.
Marsh in teaching that important branch u truly oourss OF
the theory.
ledge Of il required than possibly impa
cd by lectures
the various operations connected with Of patnershp
Books Condlcting and Closing the in max
Acecan Sales and iq calculating interest D,eouu PrO6
Losses, Equator OF Payments Exchanges, Currepcies &C.
He becomes familiar from actual use with all the books
sttuting set and II person ofgood capacity, will by this
course become competent in about month";
and will receive certificate to that effect.
Propectuses with forms, aimed the Rooms from A.
M. TO 9P.M s21 im.rh
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TWINEs-i3o bales Ensiish BrdpoTt, SCENE, Herring
and Gill Net Twnes, comprising complete assortment
ufseture, for sale by n. X. COLLINSk CO
rs S. ~onfh street
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AMERICA OREGON ENGLANDl

Two the Inhabitants Of the whole boundess Coatlnent-we
invite all and each OF you, consider and reflect
your welfare that by calling at the New York Coffee
Saloon, No az Fulton street. near GreenwIch, where you
will only end all the edbles served far
81 er place Of the Kind bats much Plate the price
take your meals with all the comfort masiusb either break
FAST dinner supper from six mp any price
the quality and Judge Of the quantity and prices for your
satisfacuon.
Opea Sundays a2i fmsr
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SPECTACLE CASE MANUFACTORY.
No. 50 Fulton street,
NEW YORK.
CoNSTANTLY on hand large supply oshe abovs srti:
Ct short nodes 7. DUNN.
"A inef