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THE GEM OF THE SEASON.

AN ELEGANT GIFT BOOK, with lwenty-one superb
"A Eagravings by Sartain. Elegantly bound.
at is volume OF splendid engravings By Sartan Illus
,raled by choice articles from the peas OF able ana
guished writer's" n. 4; T., Uose e. e.,
As specimen OF book-mskrg, this beautiful glit.ooos
deserves very high commentator altogether for present
stion have often seen more oeauuIuI 'oume--
The binding is elegant rich and tastefui~ 49,. "A,
4Tbis annus, fully iustihes the rather LOFTY pomseof s
ua We Know moi where II has been e1celled either
matter mnnrer! -. araouJ- -
It is filed with exquisite engrsvngs and mas
" @oAeN " GO Mirror.
We have on hand large supply Of a me different An,
puss and m Books TO which invite the attention OF
The public
Juvenile Works in great variety.
ara at IE1VITT. TROw ( co. 1874 Broadway.
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GIFTS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully solicits the attention OF
his Old customers and The public in general 10 his spen
did assortment OF ANIMALS and other articles designed for
presents among which the following The Gems OF the
Season. Opal, May Flower, Friendships Offering, Laurel
reath Rose Of Sharon. and Forget Not; also Mrs
Sigourreys Poems, Mrs Hemans's Works Popes Burnss
Byrons ShaAspesre's Cowper's and Thomsons with
Rod gers Poems Bibles Prayer Book Hymn and Psalm
Books-a supebly bound for gins and great variety OF
Juveniles Games and fancy srces-a which will be sold
al amazing low price by A NAE,
DIS Owls 257 Beecker-st opposite Burton
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THE GUILTY hIOH tOh JkN'
THE JAN. No. of The Cutivetor, The hrst OF new
1 vo.ume has Jus, been received by MARK n. NEW
MAN 1873 Broadway NewYork agent for this city, II Ia
got u in style superior 10 any previous number and ac-
eor,pssied by steel portrait OF Mr. Donaldson's Prize
Cow and con,sns plans OF beautiful cottsge recently
erected with The details Of EXPENSE &c besides numerous
OTTER illustrations Among lis letters from cor
respondents Germany Switzerland AMI Ireland
with contribution. from many OF the Suites, together eInlD
ting the progress OF agriculture in Europe ana ny t
which Tor beauty oflus,racn. and variety and
OF ia contents, exceeds by far any similar ~ IN.
rl.cs' oniy one oS Ssl, Jesi' A- j5St
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il1inter cushions.
soARFs, ORAvATs AND MUFFLEas,

Received BY The Ias seainer,
at THE New-York Cash Tailoring and Genuemsno
"A General Furnishing Estabshment 1877 Broadway three
doors below the Franklin House, choice assortment OF
fancy dress articles for gcnemens wear, comprising tnc
mos desirable assortment Of scar crayats and IN enre
new style omurers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full OF coaks and Sacks con-
stany on hand manufactured by the best workmen IN mo
city, and sold reduced prices. m
nSS iatf J. G.. BOOTH u "
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.DKcIsioNs'-ion Ca1sAeg
W Joan r. ana mos CHmmtRS' - an.iH eueu 9 9i
Wnaen contract Tor wages as er anu hs ,;n
ne erection OF mil, Out aiscnaise9 9eLoio uo Hn
'eIoctior plaintiff confirmed pro'ioeG ne RENTS ooV.
EaSard lisleyys. Moses e ArmaM 10 recover oh az
agreement TO do the carpenter WORK ana hna M ar'
On acuie No. Union Square, for tne sum Oh 9.oo;
Apfl but was not co. The Court considers tne suose
Susnt ora agreement binding 'eroct TOT piantn 4f
Sss' ~ confirmed Cromwell and Norton iol p'a''is'
berard and Plat for defendants.
Fark & Robbins VS.. Alexander TdyLor.-lhe palntins
save 10 defendant, broker note Tor coecuon IN ono
seu tney semitic their SCENTS out the nole "s eoee
u %o' SHOWN now oy other parties; ine ~ ~
agreesoIy TO I'd Wend 10 the aeenuai' 10 'a
''e s,, neIaG 81 LOT pantlH confirmed ,-.,,, of
,.ns~, "s a. aus W. mao Lsd,y.-on 81. 49,
d. 70 agreeing 10 hlre and give security, ioi e'
ssno )" oeA'snP neNt 70 ssutnst. lor I'VE 20" az
n.y. r. year demurrer settled as per opinion. fof
pau r. townsend For DIET j. W. j. Z. w hite.
ieCp3 etTet H. ~ dsnorA vs. atPNtIs eAe,me sH
smr, - t"orp VINO are lmpeoeu WIN 'onn "A. S'uSi'
ori,iriS VI uso i" lson; cesehseo- Aeuon uPoh VIC
bi,,,a, VI Eiss ' !" Nnaee' ,ns, as
recsx.Ss I L Himself 70 ieeo.i So any NV Vs.
Cbsn.sIo. Hh On Sb, Sy , CO. VI 81 nc
Con,, a. ine sun - o.oasn .! VIC -, " ue
The Nss,er ssu, $500 bscr ,or h ,oMr, ;,S
Ponce, hat, shoniS Nv W ,ra.anod md !, aos Sai
II re,nrred M b;, VS;, 49, ci,,cn f,r ,,s,,i,r;,
nmo,n, md r,er.s, "a -. =; ersds 20 az, ~. 20.
d., go tn 60 -, IS :. =. ~ 60 - ~. -.
-. y. - o,. 80 100. e,,eSeePt ol &c ,i N'ue p"!
sssa. h;.h ,hs chsrl j.; ~. e 'o a' W pS'
Issues "1.u VIC sueeA IN .ois case was never accept
y tne CiesA a' p"Snen'; Nefac' LOT piantii LOT
'ot diet
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

XxIM T. JENNINGS 4 CO. Diapers and Tsiors Inn.
w porters Of Cloths aud Cassimeres vesungs, &c 81
receipt extensive assortment Ct goods for Fs and
Winter wear, comprising French and Englsh Coths iof
Dress and Frvck Goats In sgreat VsIey Oh
Silk, Sadn Merno and Velvet vestngs, billed Clons,
Tweeds &c for OverCoAts which will be made up
TO order through the aid VI efficient corps OF cuitere
as can be found 10 The nS an sss IN rsn U S
style and character o garments such "a must sssy lne
discriminating that views Of cheapness are not based
The production Of any other than hrs rate garments
Such have system OF small proas and quick
returns and prompted the solicitation OF call rom noso
who would really effect esyng OF tho extra por csnage
The attention directed to tho Psnlaloons department mus
continue offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate NJ
combining and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment OF goods Kept VIC
trade always hand ready made Dress ana flocE
Coats Psnaloons Vests &c TO answer the requirements or
Also Fancy Dress Articles In great variety Scar Crnvan
handkerchief Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under esu
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars. *c &c 81.
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establi,h-
meni, H7 Broadway three doors below the frankln
House The subscribers would call the attention Of their
the public very large and well selectod
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing all Tbs
latest styles OF French and English Peo Clons or wln'
garments black and fancy Bonjeans eiasuc on
entire new patterns; very rich Styles VI SuRs eaSnei
Velvet vestngs, suitable for the coming neas0 AZ
which will be made order at few hours nouce ana IN
the same superior style for which the establishment nsa
been so long celebrated. 18TH, a..
Employing cutting department the best talent Ia he
city we do hesitate challenge comparison VIE ny
In point of STYLE elegance and workmanship Inc shmok
time our prices viii convince the most skePncs tnst nLN
be furnished q very % Fsncu so.
pent connected with the establishment whero cAh 10 ,ouo
every article requisite completes gsnenans WARDROBE
Ia tho Paris and London markets. Also an sasofment o.
ready made Dress, Frock Coau and WINTER sainenn On
every description for the accommodation Of tnose e9umR
"o os .f 9' af''' '0' 'A'''''' N c. BOOTH CO.
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PAINE & BURGESS, 50 JOHN-ST.
uAVE JUST PUBLISHED-Second edition, Prairie
IL DOM Rsnbe- and Scrambles in Texas with an i'm
proved Map; price 81; cents.
Thousands will read these graphic Ran,bles with de-
ligh-"-Eunf, Merchants Magazine
:" Light skechy and amusing "-Prot Churchrian.
Banning's Common Sense Chronic Diseases, vol
l2no. Paper % cents.
Mon,ezuma the Last of the Aztecs, Historical Ro-
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"Av very powerful book. Broaduay Journal.
1t will be widely read. with general admiration '-Cou-
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Arlisi, Merchan, and Statesman; vols l2no. embel-
lish-d with elegant lice engravings Prce-paper 81;
cloth. : 20.
Norman's Rambles by Land and Water or Notes of
Travel Cuba and Mexico together with Canoe Voyage
up tie river Panuco and Researches among the Antiquities
OF Tamaupss; by B. NJ Norman vol l2ino. illustrated
Price 81. y 2as
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PAssEN GERS ARRIVED

In Bargue Anahuac. from Rio dc Janetro.-Capt John
P Goodmanson late of brig Adene sold at Rio de Jane
iro.
In Barque William and James, from Mo6ae-Wm.
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ERANCIS x LOUrREL n Maiden-lane. would in0ttc
the attention OF their friends and tho public 10 their large
o valuable and useful sIticer suitable for pree-
ents consisting part gold aud silver pencilcases
with beads superior gold pens gold and silver cases
complete with pencil susse for adie. and SenIsmens
out lock pockebooks and card OF leather velvet and
ivory beautifully mounted, n great Variety daily memoran
complete writing apparatus In portable form Rogers
Sons superior pen and pocket knives, some with pencil
attached entirely article chessmsn different
patterns chess boards; boards donnoes c
eysny gilt playing cards. paper; note envelopes;
spangl led wax motto seals; motto waters. nc inksAnds
and ink trays OF bronze ebony horu hguum vie French
porcelain pump elegantly gilt rich glass; elegant cut
figured gass Of vaou, sizes and patterns beautiful
wipes silk purses; ivory tablets; porcelain tablets pearl
and ivory foldsrs extra finished pen'hode; porcelain
states; trans parent states, NC &c
FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL, Manufacturing Staiioueu.
400 1,vis 7fMaiden-lsne.
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Two brics unknown.
General Notices.

U Mechanics InstituIe.-The regular Monthly
Meeting OF the Institute Will be held IN The Lecture Room
City Hall, Tuesday evening, 9th inst al u O'CLOCK
Thursday evening Sh Clinton all Lecture Room,
Prot REID gives his tenth Lecture Chemistry.
Members of the Institute whose yearly dues are payable
on Inc OF February requested call and their
tickets cary practicable The success OF is Institute
In her Lectures Schools and Classes entirely dependent
upon the prompt payment OF yearly dues Out OF 200
names enrolled the books OF the Institute 1t Is 10 be
greed that there so few VINO really estimate the great
good the Institute doing and Inc much greater gooo hat
could be done If larger proportion paid their dues prompt
y Yearly dues 50; 10 members, IN Initiation fee
81 is required Minors 81 ony for yeary suosGIipuonL
J.J. MAPES, President
C. L. BARRIrT, Ac,usry. jSSus'
q National Fire Insurance Company, Office
No. 81 Wast with riang losses by The great IRE In
this city the 18th OF July last which they promptly paid
Tbs Company is doing large and rapidly increasing
business consequence of their prudence taking
5000 in any risk, which rule hey s adhere TO- and
by 80 scattering their risks not 20 hazard loss in any
ordinary FIRE more than that amount by which additional
security is rendered The insured in eonnexon with their
DIRECTORS.
Joseph w. Savage, VIM. g. Ward,
Marcus Spring, M > Slocuun,
Sam'l 5. Doughty, John T; Msckie,
John Brouwer John Nc Chain,
Stephen Holt, Ohm Newnouse,
Florence Mshony, Jacob Miller,
VIM w Campbell
JOSEPH W. SAVAGE, President
WIN JAS, BoGGs, Secretary.
B-Appcations for insurance attended TO without de-
Law al the oce No. 81 Wsst and also for The convenience
Of customers and the public in The upper part OF the city by
c. h Mcnure sgeai No S04 Hudsonst corner of Spring
81 and by s L. Newman, agent, corner OF Avenue C. an
sih-st IL Ins
r. North River Insurance Company-ohee
No 1872 Greeuwich-sL-Captal $50 o00-This Company,
having been uninteuptedy In business nearly rwentyou
years continues Insure against Loss or anAge by FIRE
upon favorable terms Having heir Capital entire and
possessing ases, Stock Capital IN The City, they offer
amount OF security unsurpassed BY any similar nsuu-
uor- RICHARD WHITLEY, Presdect
PETER R WARNER, Secretary. d12 lris
.,E Allen Dodworth's Private Dancing School,
10 80 Sroome-st Broadway. Polka, Hszurka eno
III eyer iasnionAole dances taught IN correct style
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Boston anrtion Sales.

DY r. p. IL y. RICH, I'll BroadsTees, opposite
ID Fosters WI hart Boston
WEDNESDAY, Jan Il
Doors SHOES BaoGAss AND HArs-WgeKLr SALrs-
Every case will be sold without reserve
LEATHER &e-Soe and Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Ii.
u,nYs Bndngs Kid and Morocco and otbsr shoe stock
Liberal cash advances made
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WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NETWORK.
SERIES OF hydraulic powers, in all eight; feet
"A fall has been formed during the past year on the Lime
stone Greek, Fayetteville, Ouondaga Co. n. Y village
of 900 inhsb on the main turnpike road eight miles
East OF Syracuse, three miles South OF the Railroad
large navgsbe Feeder belonging and maintained by the
State.
There is also small but very pure stream, we'll suited
for paper mills or other establishments requiring g hi
power with over one hundred and twenty feet fall This
fall as well as that of the Limestone can be subdivded as
desired.
Belonging with The over hundred acres of
the bes, OF Land for buildings factories and culuva
close At hand abundance OF limestone, waterme, plas
Ter. &c. .,,,,
The whole or par, of this property will be sold TO persons
disposed 10 use II. on easy terms
Inquire of JOHN McVlCCAR, PORTER TREMAINE,
or WILLIAM N. REDFIELD al Fayetteville or OF J. D.
LEDYARD. CAZenovia, N. \. j I'M
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NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETINGs.


u By the latest arrivals, several invoices of the
mos beautiful patterns OF ADMINISTER CARPETISGs Aio
req variety OF FRENCH AUBusoS CARPETS. suitable for
the richest aud most splendid syles OF furnishing Together
with the best assortment OF Oh CLOTHS offered 10 the
public with all articles connected with tie trade.
Persons furnishing private residences, Hotels or Steam
boats would and IL their advantage 10 call a.
DIG Owls REUBEN SMITHS. JR- Isl Broadway
~ Window Shade Depot, No. Spruce-sr.-
20G1O pair always on hand. Persons about furnishing their
houses will save least 100 per cent by calling De-
pot oAhIOL & DE MAUNY.
urers' prices mis- isu
~ To The Public.-DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Ex-
TRACTOR in offering This valuable remedy for The
following complaints the proprietor feels confident that
intrinsic worth of the Pain Extractor will Of itself he
sufficient recommendation In no instance has it failed
cure the following disesses:-
Headache, Tic DoloreuS, Eelous,
Wounds, new or old, Rhrumatsm, llfaEmtory Rheu-
Pains Of al kinds, Bruises. ma,isnl,
Swollen Joints, CMoIaiIs, Black Tongue,
Sprans. Burns, ScaId Heads,
Fever Sores, Eryslpeias, sore Throat
Salt Rheum Piles, Frozen Feet,
Broken Breasts and Sore Nipples, Pleurisy,
Sore and lnasmed Eyes &c. &c &c.
Sold wholesale snd retail No l23 Fulton tSun Build
incl WORK None genuine without the written (uot
printed signature OF II Daley The each box
A orders TO addressed 10 H. DALEY, (car- of An.
sci Frost,) No. 129 Fulton-st New-YorE. go 6us'
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I IGHT FOR THE HOLIDAYS Our sunshine
Ala within "-Dspo, Of Mechanical Lamps, No 20 john
t-Lanps of every variety and beauty recently received
are now offered for sale at The Depot No. 70 Johnst AS
riffs of the season be acceptable none moro
sudurabe and valuable The gayety OF home made more
cheerful by their passed braucy, while they burn 81
cost only equal that OF Candles shown oy
DIR. Ure In hi: experiments tho cost Of illumination
d22 Owls
TNOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES-JohN BAN.
nv 76 CAlhsrlne-s corner OF Oakst has excellent
variety OF Toys Fancy Boxes Games Sleghs SAales NC
&c suitable for presents for the Hoidays-the whole OF
which must be sold by the lstJan. dis nu
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0TEACHED COTTONs-ioo cases vaiious quail
x N'' NESM1TH l. CO. 80 Ptnest
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Books.
ON TUESDAY, JAN. 9Th.

ON TUESDAY, JAN. 9Th.
ST. JEANS EVENING, Or CRIME AND Mystery sY
- G. P. OUAcHESBos A B.
Til. seen. OF tins novel is aid Ia France Il comprises
series of the thrilling inciden The author evd-ni-
y man Of talent, ne displays perfect Command OF Ian
r1ase and las interviewer this beautiful story excel
lent moral. Only ~ E WINCHESTER. u Ann-st
CARLTLE'S cROMwELL-COMPLET
lust PUBLISHED-The Letter. and Speeches OF Oliver
y Cromwell. win calculations and connecting narrative
By Thom.s Carlyle. Complete IL parts forming No 9
10 e Wiley Putnsm's Library OF Choice Reading,
beautifully printed IN large cisa. type hne paper So
Or IN neal cloth binding By Bradley IN vols 81 80
superior library edition in large vols Svo - 80.
Iii book that viii be universally read, and which,
moreover well deserves 10 be thus widely and closely
studied" Com. Adv.
This book will fcourse command atteatior. The life
of Cromwell By einent!y qualified 10 understand
and forth the public The character and deeds Of this
great snd Carlyle c.nnot IA:
attention and reward il" ". Y Courier.
Published and for .as nv
WILEY PUTNAM ls1 Broadway.
Lately Pm Ii he'd
l. Tuppers Proverb;ai Philosophy handsomely bound,
81 %.
> The Book OF Christmas, handsomely bound, 81
s. lmsgnston and Fancy, By Leigh Hunt do 81
1. Life OF Condo, vol. nssi cloth s..
Nearly Ready.
TAsso's Jerls alern Delivered
Hsziirs Lectures on the English Poets
EEplsnstous by the author of Vessges of The Natural
History OF Crestion SG
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CALVIN a. WARREN. ONIAs c. SKINNER
WARREN & SKINNER,
Attorneys La.u and Solicitors in Chaneery, Office at QUINCY

WAHREN q SKINNER,
Attorney, Lar and Solicitors Chancry Office at QUINCY
Illinois,
WILL promptly attend any business committed their
w care 10 the Military Tract and especially IN the counties
of Adams Hancock Henderson, Warren Fulton, Schuyler
Brown sud Pike They practice in The Circu Courts OF
said counties il the Supreme Court, and u S District
Courts for the State. Springfield Illinois Particular and
prompt attention will be given 10 collecting BUSINESS The IN
veseaton of land titles and the conducting of real estate
litigation in the Military Tract Reference is made TO
Horace Greeley and Lewis Tappsn, Esqs. New. York
Hon Jonathan Chids and Ansel Warren, Esqs Rochester
New-York; Hon S. Breese and Ger. Sempe u s. Senate
Washington D. c.; Hon James Shields. Comr Gen Land
Office Washington D. c.; Hon. Members Of Congress from
Illinois w ashineton D. c.; Hon VIM. Allen and Thomas
Corwin, U. 5 Senate, Washington D. e; Hon. John c.
Wrigh, and Peyton Symmes Cincinnati Ohio MessIs Nj
thews Patch Produce Brokers' ST. Louis Missouri; Mr..
James c. Decamp, Produce Rroker, Newt Orleans; Hon R.
VI. Young and John Tilson, Quincy, Illinois $780,
January /, 1916. % ltDSSWlf
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yITRITING-Mr. DOLBEAR informs the Ladies thai
w he has now few vacant seats In The day evening
classes Those who unable ootnn last mon
NAV he accommodated they apply early The style
OF writing IS so eegan, and easily learned that ladies'
nohers ana daughers from the most distalI parts
of ha civ 10 tske lessons Ladies O'Clock IN
the evening
The following letter from one OF our asi Classical Teach
ers similar % hundreds which Mr. D. has received in
references TO his system:
NEw-YoRK, Dec -, 1915.
Dear Sir should do injustice my feelings
Knowledge the qualification feel The rapid improvement
nv sons have made in Penmsnship while under your in
sIclon The end OF their twelfth lesson they gave
specimen OF their rapid od-hand writing and must con-
.ess was as!onshed. Never had seen such improve
mani in so short tine The particularly was graft
fed as had always supposed them 10 be hersdiiary
writers. ,or,>- vo,-.,o >.
THOMAS P. DoLBEAR, ESQ.
few more Gentlemen viii be received IN The Evening
class Rooms 20 Hammond 81 cor Bleecker. IT.
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% REAL ESTATE MARKET, 81 Wallst G.
eYe New York-The undersigned have organized HI
an associated Agency, extending 10 AL paru OF
our country and Europe for the purpose OF collecting
IN this off Co. and then communicating those who want
TO purchase authentic Information concerning Real Estate
on sale In the United States Of America We have adopted
sys,emaic Registry OF Real Estate chased under appro-
PIRATE beads and issue regular monthly pubhcsuon en-
led the AMERICAN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER" which
Ia extensively distributed both sides Of the water
With these arrangements. now prepared TO uncer'
take the exchange Of real estate Of any de'crip"
or stuaed in any part of our country
Our terms are dollar for registering and advertised
10 lie American Real Estate Advertiser one dollar for each
insertion pdydbe adJdsee and " hen we make SALE or
direct TO the owner person who shall purchase al any
price any which the owner may agree com
mission Improved property Of two and hri per cent
on new lands ten per cent ,,. a..
W. have adopted these terms and Of commissions In
order 10 support a system OF agencies end acVeItnins
which will almost insure speedy sale OF al property
which is actually worth the price required TOT IL ;
al 40 be advertised 10 Europe and New-Engano WITHOUT
sny additional charge I r
Psrsons who want 10 purchase new Lands : arms,
Houses Mills Manufactures Waier rover or Mines. In
anv nsrt of the United States will please address, 10 US
noie OF inquiry and will send them copy OF the Ad-
yertiser gratis with such particular informanon as may
be in our power 10 give
All letters must be post paid
Editors of newspapers who will publish the above and
he occasional extracts from our advertisements, accom-
panied by invitation their readers to call on Them Tor
farther information shall receive paper and commits
sion of per all sales made TO persons n1o
duced 10 US through their agency. A D. q w.
il IT'D WLSW
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Boarding.

- COMMUNICATIONS wish ng board obnin two
Id fine large front The ST and Sd floors also
single from, the % floor OF No. II Ba'cayet Re-
ferences exchanged. j. ST.
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15WOC MN THE QUEEN.

ROMANCE oftbe Court ofst James oy hsf e.. ha1 Na
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