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Auctiou Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Dunlop, uorcur. A Co.
seasonabIe Dry Goods,

By Dunlap, uorcur- A Co.
seasonabIe Dry Goods,
At Auction.
on WEDNESDAY. the tu Nov. D
Roe n tue ARR Ne hrr- .oa v,,d ,,-o,,
msn offresh and -asonabe my Good.
Iey to which particularly the uaas;
sueer tia and fancy cord Cloth.
EIfa b 4
% Plot Goth. AMI Fiushass
s1psr dark n -aiirets
Blue and Cadet Jeana
- and 10 heavy EnsisA T~eeds
%, 20 and 90 brown shirings. vsriOes spss
Twirsd. dunn ard maeEialu blanket,
supsrfns American Prints, wes, tyes
Wht. scarlet and yelS~ PAnnsls
Fancy 'tnpsd Ky Jeans
vesinss Cotton Han.
Cord Cambriei. black sad card sne.As
Extra India Bandannas
siperhae feelings and brown Drininz.
-. rs and - bleaehed shirtir 70 and sheetinss
Patent ThteaA. su,psndsr
Pins. Hooks * Eyes he
rERas-Undsr 500. cash 500, credit approx
oe20 DUNLOP. MoNcURE a CO. Aser.
BY y. Il. a. q. rs. Hill.
NEGROES.
Win b sold BY on MONDAY the Cd Of November.
eioes' Negro Woman ami three children.
&C % N. & c. B. HILL, Aucts.
By Iuioe. a brother,
No 9 Nam
Elegant House-Furnishing Goods,
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. Nov. "a at store
We ~ @ several invoices OF eh House FURNISHING
Gods, Fancy AriieleL &C; which
ormoiu sverd aad bronIs CaEdeibns, with rich drops
and prisms
O'm1lu. slvefed ard Grandoss
Gohie Han LAMPS soar Lamps
English and Amer Britannia y and Ccfee Ssta
rtiyer PLATED AID Bfan.a Casters
DO 90 parsor and chamber can1'e-siet.
Do DO Water. Tea Urns, avrrs.k &c
Pine yOTy hand. Table Cutlery dozens
Brlss FeDders brlss and erl Fire
Gcthe Tea Trays Cbah DISHES
French china and bron re Alniei Ornaments
DO DO and other Tea
Blue and white Granite Dinrer
To'etfe Sets Pfehers.
tr Coos for Saturday
Oes ISLoEs x BROTHER, Austs-
ELEGANT WILTON CARPET.
~ III oeoek rich AMI teauff1i Wilton s225
and nearly INLoEs 4 BROTHER, Aue;s.
FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, &c.
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING Nov. 9th 81 al our
viii variety Of aad seennI consisting
of-Nahoshany sideboard
Mahogany Chain, Feather BEDS
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
dozen Cane AMI Wood Seat Chars various styles.
PIANO FORTE.
At II o'eioet excellent .ond and Ps Forte.
HANDSOME BRUSSELS CARPETS.
At the handsome Brussels very supe
Nor quality. oe 30 INLoEs BROTHER, Auots
CHEESE.-4O casks New Cheese, landing
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MEDICAL BOOKS

mEDlOAL DUUkS
For the Student and Practitioner:
1T s. DISPENSE TORY, by Wood a. Bache.
~ WaLon'sPaetiee Of Medicine, BY condie
nswes System 4 Midwifery.
Pereirs's Materia Meeiea and ThsTapsuliea
Horner's AHitomy and Histology.
TIrseT's Cheni, ~, By Rosers.
snih 4 HOrner's AhAtomepI Auzs.
Hassrs P4th, Anatomy.
HAfr!sJn n system
Lision 4 Mutter surfe..
Chsrmms ComPend.sm OF bs Preues, BY BsasdisI
Budd on The hfslses % Liver.
Lifons Eleanents and Pnctiea Surgery
Beek' Guys and TayloT's Medical Jurisprudence
CouRbaton Diseases OF Females
Cond.e the Diseases o Children.
Hoopefs and Dunyi-on's cal Dictionary
CoopcTs surgieai Dictionary.
Carpenters Elements q PM sillogv
Ardr1rs Essay the ~ Cd IN "a es-
GsaLams, kane's tiares and Jones' on's Cbsmfrrvs.
~ Hs Medical Founulary-the Fth edition
Th-ns Paper FOR Medical strdsan
Tbs Students Manual e Examinations &c
For sale BY NASH 4 Voonuo,tsc
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n. B. s g, B. HILL,

= n = z u y y = 4 q q,
Corner OF Franklin and I5tn Sfract.
hENOTE their attention to hiring and selling
~ Negroes. PubIiely and privately. o.ss
SALT-l9Oo saels Liverpool oovS ISsrsnaa :. Lao for
- MO ~ &C y wEHB BACON a co
Dissolution OF COpartnership.
INHE copartnership heretofore existing under
- the fyt Of Blair Broekenbrourh this day di..v,d by
mutual consent Thos r. Blair will aairs Of m, sis
h'n sai Tier partner authorized IN
liqs dauo1.
Richmond aiE September 1876
T.R BLAIR
TtiOs. w. BRoCKENBRoUGH.
The un'errEned WH Comuis % busg
ness Al the 90 Htrd Of Bar Nouhsr
side o. ne Basin. r. a NAM
Riehuond 2is September. 1876. ssg4
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. Extra FamiI,
osiT WILLIAMS uAxAII.
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Tickets NC, hN'vct ;. Quarters 50.
Cersests' u packages 80 Whole reEes sio-shres m
" lport-n.
" u stdirn % The above there snail schemosrsrs
ransrr from tio taoooo. and usses from sSvhsh AZ a.
osvcd daiy. y n pEEnfFrON
o. " Richuaond. Va
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CHEESE.-4O casks New Cheese, landing
~ and for sale by
1876 DAVENPORT ALLEN L co.
Thomas a. Charles Ellis,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, HARDWARE
AND CUTLERY,
NO LOG MAIN STREET,
LAVE in store, and are now receiving by
Barque PhoenI and Ship Harkaway from Liverpool ana
by fom The North unusually large desra-
bic stoek Of Pan-y and Staple Goods Jr
which they invite The Of Merchants
been purchased reduction from pnee
he o. AT mall ADV n
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STONE HENCE COAL.

STONE HENCE COAL.
uNHE subscribers prepared delivery
Il above highly eelebra'ed Coal directly
city Great will be deliver
sze when preferred by the through
Post Once. address will be promptly eIeeuted-
Large lump Coal viii b. delivered
Egg Coal carefully screened,
MIXED or aye,ags<coa, eourre and fine,
o I5-cu JOHN J.. wERTH Il
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lotteries.
ID. FAME A. CO.,

'uNHE attention of those who buy and those
- who never bought before ing.
srisodnsy bfisn ehe-s. under P,ine
- 20 MANAGERS for the noah of November
received. and Prizes bs had BY sendnr orders
a.. w 4.
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lotteries.
T G. GREGORY e. CO., MANAerns, No.

Aerlndi Lotsry Ca.- a. I7th DC a. 10 &C.
l2 IS 81 IS 40 Is &c - ~ 81 rs a..
pr No. II aB, Pnrs Of $4,000, above Lot.
terry. sold u q correspondent in kaha~ha eounty Va
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New JeFIFy oneFy Cas- 81 OT 1910 be drawn JeTI
City, Nov. "a 1876.
IS Number Lotisry-I5 Dawn Ballots
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z. B. PENDLETON.
tSuCCESSOR TO n. NJ HOJTl
Lottery Office, No. Exchange HOte
Richmond. Va.

INHE undersigned, successor to ID. VI. Hoyt,
IL presents friends ard patrons the once the
fonlwing schemes - be drawn
Orders Lotteries advertised BY Messs Gregory
Co received free Of postage promptnesA aud
drawings forwarded when requested
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YANKEE EXPEDITION TO OREoos.-The New
bursport Herald of the 3ls, ut gives the following
intelligence relative the fitting out OF an expedl
ton to Oregon. 1t is Yankee throughout:
The Oregon expedition TO which we alluded few days
ago as being in embryo has been made and the brig
Henry Of 53 toms has been purchased in Salem Capt.
Kborn leaves Salem to-day for the purpose of bring
ing her round here for equipment Messrs Gushing and
Johnson the owners OF the Chensmus. running as
a packet between the Sandwich Islands and The Coluu-
ba river and several of traders and mechanics have
taken interest in the expedition. Dr. White the dele
gate from Oregon Washington, has engaged passage
in the vessel and Dr. Watson of this will also take
passage in her It is probable that several of enter
prising young may seek their fortunes in that new
country which is destined in the next generation, I'M
doubted!y, to be great mart of trade.
BURNING TAx.CoLLEcToR ~ EPFlGY IN
the proceedings Of an Anti.Tax Meeting held IN inc
4th election district in this County Cpublished nthe
Democrat of yesterday we find 1t stated alter me
passage of sundry revolutionary resolutions that
an Efigy of, the State Tax Collector was prepared,
HING UP on THE GALLONS! SHOT DOWN )! ana
KICKED ABOUT - The meeting was addressed by
Jacob Powder and John Malehorn, Esqs we have
room for only one of the resolutions as follows:
Reotred That it is the opinion OF this meeting that any
man who would undertake to collect the State tax for
the benefit of European American stock gamblers.
brokers and SPECTATORS would bottle the Sunshine and
hKcks,er ont the detos Of hearen.
Westminster (Md.) Carrolltonan, Jan
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

.Baroue Anahuac. Huttleston I'm Rio de Janero 18th
Nov with 7ls bags coffee Hitchcock. Marshall & co. ;
900 do s. Barstow & CO. 1900 do and 100 pieces Rose.
wood ] L. Phipps & CO. Left Barques Home Sanner
I'm Cadz, Call Howard, Prentiss Orleans, 2Uth NOV
LYDIA Ann Garwood fin and for Phad Waban, Bartlett
Boston, Genl Green Clark I'm Rio Grande. Briggs James
Wilson Paulsen I'm New Fouudand, Nimble, Shaw fm
Baltimore. Mary Euro do, Lady Adams, Benthal from
Richmond for BALTIMORE 18th Nov Abertino and others
before reported brig Areo. Read, sailed for Baltimore
9TH Nov baroues Adario, Tramb and Cuba, Blanchard
sailed for New York. 9Th the ship Washington. Maitl
son. I'm Cadz In consequence OF freghts at present be-
ing low that this vessel Will probably leave TINS lor
New Orleans touching at Bahia Dist Nov. Lat Is IA s.
long SO 10 w saw barque John w. Carter standing to
the southwark.
Barque William and James, OF Providence, R. l. Mer
cier 10 days I'm Mobile with cotton &c TO master 3ls
Dec at33 co. long 76s spoke brig Mary Hooper I'm Mobile
for Baltimore.
Brig R De Zado Roberts I'm San Juan Central Amer
ca1 9th Nov via Old Providence 10th Dec where she
nut in for supplies with mdse Tyson Judah the Il
De Zado has experienced very heavy weather tor the
last days the coast the captain ate ana part Oh
the crew sick with fever.
Brig Georgia of Portland Davis IA days I'm st Marks,
with cotton &c to Badger g. Peck.
Brig Ella, Wheden days fm New Castle SDel) with
l5Obs corn meal and 1900 bushels corn TO John Bulk
British brig Milton Murphy % days I'm Kingston Jam
with logwood pimento &c. to James h. braine Lett
brigs Trio I'm New ork Tor New orleans Gaiofgan vi
Schr Chs D. Ellis, Steelrnan, days I'm Wilmington,
NC naval stores to L McCready Sailed in company
with hONenh LOT LOnuou, nCnI Az NaAotua Aoi A''
York.
schr Westport new. Kent, 10 days I'm Lubec, Me-
plaster, to Smith Boynton.
schr orozembo, Milliken 3 days fun swansboro, NC
naval stores, TO order.
schr Mary Caroline Nichols ocracoke, NC, with corn
to Tread well & CO.
Schr Henry Clay I'm Elizabeth City, NC, corn and
slaves
Schr Rebecca, Collins, I'm Delaware, meal and
-four ~
schr Abstract Cross I'm Norfolk corn ]. NJ VIII.
iams
Schr N C. n. Wright fm Ocracoke NC, corn.
Schr Mary, Scotchburn, I'm New Haven, in ballast.
Schr Osceola, Lynmire 10 days I'm New Smyrna Flor
ida with live oak timber, to Andrew Tenton.
Schr Malvina i'm Rsppahannock, with oysters for New
Haven.
schr Mount Vernon, Messerole, 4 days I'm Baltimore,
grain to order.
schr Thos Hooper Irvin3 days fm Baltimore corn to
schr Challenge, Park of Wilmington NC naval stores,
TO order.
schr Henry w spofoFd, I'm Philad, grain.
SAILED.
Packet Ship Utica Havre. Barque Nancy w. Stevens,
New Orleans Brig Erato Porto Cabelo, and others,
wind w.
BELOW.
| Two brics unknown.
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MARRIED:

January LIST by Rev. Samuel L. Southland SAMUEL
COCKCROFT Esq, to CATHARlNE HANNAH NOOK.
all Of this city.
On the 81 inst, by Rev. Mr.. Haght. Randolph NJ.
Cooley TO Mary L., daughter of Col. ]. D. Stevenson
On the 1st. inst by Rev. Henry Chase, John Sniaeh,
TO Mary E. Whitmore.
3oth ut by Rev DR.. Mesler Dumont Frelins huysen,
to Martina vanderveer. both of Somerville, n. j.
At Buffalo. 18th ut Joseph Adams TO Sophia buntom;
Lewis Hugron 10 Celia Brosso.
A, Niles Mich 22d Rev. Geo. V. Tenbrook to Char
lotte J. Trest Of Rochester
AT Rochester 25th Arson Cronkte 10 Phebe Lunt
At Troy, 25rh ult Samuel o. scudder, TO harriet n
Chase
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FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market quiet to-day.
shippers not being willing 10 bid rs and the de-
mand for home being light Sales Of 800 TO lOOU
bbls Genesee made at a7. al which the market
may be quoted Export from lst TO 3lst Dec-N neat
Flour, 102 277 bbls
GRAIN-There was but little animation and nothing
done. excepting in Corn OF which the sales reach ooOo
1000 bush Southern part at & W.T. and part on pri-
terms. Export from LIST 10 3lst Dec.-Corn, 49,
400 bush; Wheat 1921 do; Rye, 1918 do; Barley,
A l72 do
SEEDS-In Clover there is nothing of importance do
ing. The range is l09llc nominally Flaxseed is II
so for clean and 10 256l0 so for rough Sales
300 to 400 les clean for export.
GROCERiES-These markets are very quiet but
without change. OF Coffee the sales unimportant
The stock has been increased by 100 bags direct Small
sales n o Moasses at soc, mos The sales OF Sugar
include 100 hhds Cuba Muscovado, for export 81 cts.
short price; 100 NewOrleans, in lots 81 81 and 90
bxs Brown Havana y as! mos. The stock 3lst ult
consisted OF 800 hhds Porto Rico 354 Cuba Muscoyado
and 623 new crop New oreans-together 1897 hhds
PROvISIoNs-There is an active inq4iry for Prime
Pork and 800 or 400 bbs have been made 10 25
and that price bid for 1000 bbls more Mess is dull To
arrive, considerable sales new Pork have been made.
perhaps the extent of 250O bbs on terms not made
public. We hear of nothing doing in other descriptions
Export from lst 10 3lst Dec-Beef9 3l oo!s; PORK olOo
do Lard, l0,2l0 kegs.
NAVAL SToRES-l00O bbls Newborn Turpentine are
said have been sold SIS $50 70 the previous prices
There have been small arrivals oil ar win saies
al 25 previous TO arrival and 3I on the spot "thout
cooperage No transactions in Spirits Turpentine or
Rosin.
OILS-Whale Olive and Sperm are very quiet 700
gallons English Linseed taken for export al IS cts,
long price American is steady at %, cash.
TOBACCO-Continues very dull The stock in the
Inspection Warehouse (n first and second hands, LIST
inst consisted of 1857 hhds Kentucky III Virginia and
North Carolina ls Ohio and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
hhds 2s3 than on the LIST ut
RICE-The market has been very dull the past week.
and the transactions rng amounting to only about Uo
tierces and 20 barrels 81. as ls cash. The stock
is larger than for some time past.
RRICKS-Hard North River have advanced to 80
at which with moderate receipts there is iair amount
of business doing.
LIME-There have been no arrivals Of Thomaston the
past week. and the supply hand is small-last sales
97t cents.
FIsH-Of every description are dull
FRUIT-Sales of 500 bxs Bunch Raising at 202 10.
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WEEKLY BULLETIN OF

WEEKLY BULLET lin W
4 IGHT LITERATURE.-WM TAYLOR, No. Astor
IL House, just The Three Guardsmen, by
Dumas translated by Park Benjamin, Part This interest,"
INK novel v with rapid sale Judging from the pop
uariy of the author and style OF publication Ii VIII De
completed IN two parts. Price p csnta each
The Omnibus of Modern Romance, No s. Four inside
composing the following new aud popular "ofAs'
Brother Angel, an Italian Romance.
wanderines OF Phil-Hellene, by Zschokke-
Cesar Borgia; Times OF Pope Alexander W.
Letters and Jour- al OF Fanny 'Ellsler.
Being four new works for Is cents
Grandfather Whitehead, original Drama IN acts, by
Mark Leman Esq being No. 10 of the Modern Standard
Drama'-edited ny Epes Sargent Price l2i cents.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
Richard III. Tragedy in acts, by Shakespeare In con-
sequence of the extensive preparations being nsde al inc
Park Theatre Tor the representation this Tragedy by Mr.
and Mrs. Kean the editor and publisher OF The Modern
Standard Drama" have been induced TO make It form NO.
IL Of their sees, in order TO accommodate their readers
Price l2i cents.
Also all Weekly Newspapers of NewYork, Boston,
Phiad phs and Baltimore From the latter the hrs num-
Der of the BALTIMORE WESTERN CONTINENT has been re-
celyed and il worthy the attention of all DESTROYS TO sub
scribe TO Weekly Paper. Subscription = per ennun
single comics 81 cenls VIM. TAYLOR,
u 2ls No. 2 Astor House.
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An unusually fine collection OF
WAY rAprr MNApn WORKS


VALUABLE STANDARD WORKS,
SUITABLE FOR I'm il r pIrr sSd Msessss
Sbndngs, on sale by WILEY AND fofNAm' 40
Broadway among which will he found A.,
The Doctor, by Robert sou;hey,5 vols ST.
Lord Jefrey's Constitutions, vols; svo go.
Colerdge's Literary RsMaino,4 vols Svo. 81 So
Sir Thomas Brownies Works, vols 8vo so.
Rev. DR.. Arnold's Works, IL vols. svo S65.
Fox's Book Of Martyrs vols. plates. sieS, 800
Lord Byron's Works II vols. very neat $50
Examinations F. oissart, large paper. $50
The Clans OF Scotland very beautiful Soo.
Hume and smo-trs England q vols. sia
Musical Library, vols in = S.3
The Humorist. I vols. in 2 $40
Harding's Principles OF Art, vol $50:
Gibbons Rome, vols best edition SD
Dr. Johnson's Works. u vols best edition SIS.
Hallams Hisory Middle Ages, 2vos 80 %.
Catn's Indian Portfolio Gallery. $40:
The New National Atlas, 1.-THE best.) $50
Views NC in thu Alhambra, vols $50.
Prince Maximilian's Travels. 2 vols. SlO
Engravins s OF the National Gallery. Si2
Hognrths Complete Works, vol. $50.
The Poets Gallery of Beauty, colored. slS.
Murray's Illuminated Prayer Sl9.
Evenings at Haddon Hall, vol Sll.
Goldsmlh's Poetica Works. Sill.
A Booke of Christmas Carols. SO.
The Rose Garden OF Persia s. 49,.
Wsvery Novels. Ahbotsford Edition, 10 vols, S!6 50
Aldne British Poets, IS vols morocco, SiS; e,,e
knights Popular Series, 80 vols Si8.
The Naturaliists Library 40 vols. Sl05.
Paxlon's Magazine of BotOny, Il vols sllO.
Thaw's Dresses Middle Ages, ". S45.
Smiths Real Antiquities OF England, SlS
Pugin's Cycopedia of Ornaments, S45
Burneit's History OF The Reformation vols. 81.
Burnett's History Of his own Times, 2v Sle.
Clarendon's History OF the Rebellion, 2v S2L
The Old English Dramstiss, 8 vols splendid. $50.
The English HexRps, very beautiful vol SIS.
Patrick and LowtRs Bible, fine vols. S35
Ritson's Valuable Works, complete set l2v S42
Wilkinson's Ancient egyptians vols 63a.
De Foes Works, complete in large vols SIS
Sir Walter SCOTS Prose Works, % vols SA
Mxtcrds History of Greece, 10 vols Sls
Rnss-lps Modern Europe, 10 vols SS.
knights Pictorial London, 6 vols. SS5
Southey's Poetcal Works, 10 vols. SA
Collins Shakespeare. 8 vols very large type, $50.
Chambers's Information for the People, 2v 50.
Cookies Voyages. > vols illustrated, SIS
French Portrait Gallery, large vols $50
wordsworth's Poeical Works, vols. Sl4.
Montgomery's Poeucal Works, ~. Stl-
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taken to ill up the Havre and MaTseles packet. To
much against shippers that they, without exception
maintain a " mastery inactivity" Holder. meanwhile
do not press their limited stock on the market which
con.dering the small of sales and the decided
IL unfvorsbe prospect for the future retains amos
unnrec.den,ed irnness Our stock has been somewhat
increased By arrivals aud may be down
at 2 600 bales Freghts to Liverpool are lower on eve
~ article of produce Flour rs Cd = bbl Gotten is
now currently taken to fill up at 81 2 bale. The follow
ing are the quotations a, which, however it would be
a;f;o,, 20 coll large amount.
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DIED

On the I'd met Frank Of Crawford Livingston, III
On the ID Jane. wife of John K. Harris.
At New Orleans 23d Dec, Helen, wife Of Jacob R. lie
Roy OF this city.
At Albany, 29th ut Mrs. Mary. widow Of Richard
Walker 49, 27th, Sally NJ, wife of Ralph S. Lewis, %.
At Buffalo 30th Jane, wife Of George Kerr, 80.
At Batavia, 2ith Mary Davis, 80.
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holinun advertisements.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-Waches,J eweiry, ac-,
subscribers offer for sale assortment OF Useful
and ornamental articles suitable fer Christmas and New
Years Presents, amcrS which may be found
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Of the different styles OF
movement warranted correct time keepers selection OF
very elegant Lsd!-s Watches
Rich welry comprising every variety OF Gold Chains
Seals Keys Rings Pins Bracelets, and other descriptions
of fashionable ornaments.
silver Plated and Britannia Ware, consisting in part Of
Spoons. Ladies' Knives Forks, Goo!e Tea se,s. Sonss
Pots Cake Baskets WATERS CssioTs &c. Gold and Silver
Pencil cases. and Cold Pens Of the most approved Makers
Man,ei Clocks, and variety OF Fancy Goods
LOCKWOOD SCRlBNER, us Pearl,
dSt 4,is cor of FuI,on.si. opposite U. 5 Hosl
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MASONIC WORKS JUST PUBLISHED.

THE FIFTH and stereotype edition ofhe True Masonic
Chart, or Heroglyphc Monitor containing all the en-
blens explained the several degrees OF Ancient Ma
sonry designed and duly arranged ageeaby 10 the mode
work and occurring hy Jeremy L. Cross which are
added Illustrations, Charges Songs &C. with History OF
Free Masonry. ALSO,
The second edition OF The Tempar's Chest, or Hero
gyphic Monitor with all the embems explained in the Val
sn and Maguanimous orders OF Knights OF the Red Cross
Knights Tempars, and knights OF Malta designed and du-
" srranged according the mode Of work and Occurring
by Jeremy L. Cross which added Lessons, Exher-
lations Prayers Charges, Odes, Gc with History oil the
Orders OF knghlhood.
The above works for sale by Huntington, Savage
Co Collins Brother Co. and by The Author, 242 Pearls
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General Notices

~ CIairyoynnce, Animal md Elecrro-Nap.
neft.m APPLIED 10 The Treatment of Disease p Me-
TrR recently Fl ON the south. has located in this cv fr
the prpose OF treating diseases above Re,id-ncs .72
Had son-st near Charles. Consultations from M Mi
P. NJ.
Also. Select Experiments 10 Mesnerism eyery Mon
day "wednesday and Friday nights, the same place com
encing al O'Clock Tickets, admitting gentleman with
without a sdy, 81 jas Cts
cr More Confirmation that Consumption can be
ruT This il 10 certify ihAt have been afflicted uh
cou2h and ,bouess of breath from infancy took heavy
cold hich settled upon J lungs and which nv phv,icau
an.r using various remedies pronounced ncurabe mad
main in nv chest ana efi SIDE bad cough fever u;gb,
sgeats cosveness arrangement Of stomach and bow
81. rres weakness prosiration OF strength Having
besrl OF he many cures effected by Schencss Punonie
syrup determined give fair Trial .looser ed NV
cou IA and relieved my breathing and iter using some
time began 10 recover al this ills PERFECTLY Ell
and hearty ard attribute my recovery solely 10 The Puo
mic Syrp IS The means by which restored 10 health
II il an excell-n: cine and would recommend Ill TO
Try II, believing that II directions followed ,hey viii
be cured As have been ENOCH SWALLOW
HaDIsrdon County ~ Jersev
The Genuine PumonIc Syrup Is prepared exclusively BIZ
the prop.,or and is for sale al his principal Office No
Cortandsi here pei SONS receive advice have their
lungs examined and obtain pamphlet. describing corsup
ton dyspeosia nd liver comp plant. free OF charge
For sale a, Dr. Carroll Co.'S, Murrsyst A 3. Sands
Co 273 Broad way; c. Huchngs, 2i3 Reeck-r..t and
Ford "a Fourths cor Wooster. Wsshn gousquare and
II. Everilt. a6 Hudson-st
Please bear IN mind hsi P. BeekmAn does not sell nv
original genuine Punoric Syrup and avoid deception
apply for the old established medicine a, No Cortland
is sis a SCHESCK