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The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-21
IMPORTANT SALE OF
RECLAIMED SWAMP LANDS,
.N90RTEY nHROEE


TTNHE President and Directors of the Literary Fund
of North Carolina in pursuance of certain Resolu-
ons, passed at the last session of the General Assem-
bly,, offer for sale
$4,000 ACRES OF SWAMP LANDS,
constituting part of the Literary Fund of the State,
situate in Hyde and Washington Counties, and embrac-
ing the region lying between Pamlico and Albemarle
Sounds.
These lands have been drained at great expense under
the direction of competent Engineers, and laid off into
Sections The drainage has been effected by main
Canals, tO-wit: Pungo Canal, extending from Pungo
Lake to Pungo river six and half milesi length with
an average width at bottom of % feet depth feet and
fall l2 feet-and Alligator Canal from Alligator Lake
to Pungo river miles long with average width at
bottom Of 80 feet, depth T. and fall 10 feet together
with sundy tributaries lateral dtches These Canals
navgabe for Batteaux and emptyng into the navga-
bic waters of Pamco Sound their mouths are accessible
to sea-going vessels.
large portion of this Land abounts in Juniper Cy-
press and other valuable Timber for which the forest
Eastern North Carolina is distinguished. The residue
consists of Prairie covered with the Cane and Bamboo
and in the estimation of the Engineers who surveyed it.
the whole of it is extremely fertile.
TO Grain Farmers, and to the getters of Slaves Head
ing and Shingles this land offers peculiar inducements
TO Immigrants in the Ports of the United States ac-
customed to- country similar in many respects, this
Land offers soil believed to be fertile as any in the
Northwestern States with easv access to the Sea and
within three days sail of New York The Juniper water
is pleasant and the hands engaged during the last two
Summers In getting Shingles, have enjoyed excellent
health. .e ,sfs-sa
TIME AND PLACE. -a<a --H.t
The Sale viii take place in the Town of Washing
ton, in Beaufort County by Public Auction, commenc-
ing Monday, the 2lst day of May next and will be
superintendent by the members of the Board IN person
TERMS.
The Land will be sold in Sections of about I6O Acres
according to the Maps and Plates of the Engineers
credit will be given of one two three and four years. to
be paid in equal nstalments with interest from the day
sale.
Bond and approved security will be required and the
title withheld until the purchase money shall be paid in
full Certificates of purchase will be given aad the titles
when made, viii be warranted.
TURNPIKE ROAD.
AT the time and place, the board viii receive
Proposals for completing the Turnpike Road from Pungo
Lake to the Town of Plymouth. 4 9<
Given under my hand, at the Executive Office in the
City of Raleigh, this 9th day of March, A. D., Is49
CHARLES MANLY, Gov. of NC
and oficio Prest Lit'y Board
By order: =
l.. CHEvEs MANLY, Secretary to Board.
Raleigh March 9th, ls49. 4s-ts.
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GRAND AND BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR MARCH, 1s49.
J.w. MAURY, & Co., Managers.
= 3 $4,000 Dollars!
$4,000, 10000, 10000 DOIIaFs!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.


s- VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit Of MonOngaid academy.
Class No. As, for l849.
To be drawn in. Alexandria, Va, ON Saturday,
March 3lst, Is49.
CAPITALS.
Prize of 8 900! do. of 10000! do. of
. 10000! do. of 9,OOOi 1 do of $1,000 do
of 7,0OO0!r1 do. of $4,000! lido. of $4,000!
l. do. of $3,29O! prizes of $2,5OO! 3
do. 81 500! 3 do. of 81 400! do.
300! 3 do. 1900!
200 do. lowest 8 No. prizes) $4O0!
Tickets $l0-Halyes S5-Quarters $2 so.
Certificates of Packages of &c Wholes $40 90
Do do of 26 Halves 10 90
DO do of 26 Quarters 35 90
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages in the above plendd Lotteries will receive the
prompt attention, and official account of each drawin
sent Immediately after is all who order us
Address J. & G. MAURY,
- Agents for ]. w. MAURr; dco., Managers,
.4terGndrid, VirginiG.
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: SEDGWICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
a# RALEIGH, N. G.

Rev. j. ]. Finch, EDr-fnctp0I,
Mrs. N. g. Finch, EnsIfsh Department,
Monsieur J. Brady, French and Music.
HE exercises of this Institution will be resumed on
the lst of April next afording pupils usual every
facility for acquiring useful and ornamental Education
p y TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board asf $50 90
English tuition Primary Branches 10 90
..-."S s-. Hipher do s.- Is 90
Tuition in French 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar 20 90
Use of instruments, each 3 w
Incidental expenses, w
The principal, desirous of changing the vacation al
Sedgwick, will receive pupils the lst of April tor
term of three months; at the close of which Session
five months will commence the first of July, and Close
on the lst Of December following The charge for he0
months will be at the published rates per month. M
deduction for absence, except in of potracteo III
ness. Circulars containing minute details VIII "
sent to any one on application to the Principal.
Raleigh, Feb I9, Is4S. 74SA
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ASPARAGUS.
Giant.
BEANS.
Early China Dwarf,
do. six-Weeks. (yellow.)
do. Mohawk, s5..s
do. Canada.
do. Refugee, or 1000 to one,
do. Royal White kidney.
do. Red Marrow, 9
do. Valentine Dwarf,
do. Rob Roy do.
do. Horticultural Pole,
do. Dutch Case Knife Pole,
white
do. Large Lima do.
do. Carolina, do.
do. Dutch Runners, white
do. Large do. (scarlet. J
BEET.
Early Flat Bsssano,
do. blood Tnrnip,
do. Orange do.
do. French Amber Sugar, /,
do. White Silesia- do.
do. Long Blood,
do. Mangel WurtZel,
do. Swiss Chard Silver,
leaves used for greens,
BROCCOLI.
Large Purple Cape,
do. White do.
CAUL1FL0WER,
Early,
do. Large Late,
CABBAGE.
do. Early Sugar Loaf.
do. Early Dutcih
do. York,
do. Drumhead [BatteTsea, j
do. Bullock's II cart,
do. Large York,
do. Bergen,
do. Drumhead,
do. Mammoth, (new)
do. Cromwell's Superb,
do. Flat or Late Dutch,
do. Green Globe Savoy,
do. Drumhead Savoy. new ,
de. Green Glazed,
CABBAGE.
Turnip Rooted,
CABBAGE.
Red Dutch (for pIckling,)
Colewort or CoIIards,
CELERY.
Large white Solid,
do. Rose-colored do.
do. Silver Giant, (new,I
CORN.
Early Hawk,
do. Canada,
do, Smiths White,
do. Sioux or Dutton,
do. Tusca rora,
do. Sugar, ..
do. White Flint,
CRESS.
Cnrled or Peppergrass,
do. Broad LeaVed,
do. Extra Curled, (new,)
do. Water,
CUCUMBER.
Early Green Cluster,
do. Frame.
do. Short Green,
do. w hite Spined,
do. Long Green Turkey,
do. do. CKeene's1
do. Small Gherkin, for
pickles,
CARROT.
Early Horn,
do. White Field,
do. Long Scarlet or Blood !,
de. Orange,
MARTYNIA.
or Markenoes for picking,
EGG PLANT.
Large Purple,
do. White, (ornamental,)
LETTUCE.
Imperial Sugar Loaf,
do. Early White Head,
dc. Curle6 Silesia,
do. Large Green Head, |
do. Drumhead, |
10. Ice Head,
10. Coss,
10. Royal Cabbage Head,
Cearly.lI
LETTUCE. /
Extra Cabbage Head, I
Also on had a large Vari,
his Catalogue.
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FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT !

OAS OhAAE OhN1A U1nECI J '.'
~ THE new A. I. Copper fastened and COP
NRM pered, Live oak and red Cedar built Barque
MREDA JOHN A. TAYLOR, Martin master, win sail
- as above, early in April. She can take the
bulk OF 200 tons freight and 100 passengers For par
ticuars apply to GEO. w. DAVIS.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb 18th, ls4s 747-6t.
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Head Quarters Seventh Division N. C. M,
STANHoPE. March L 1S49.

Head Quarters Seventh Division N. c. M,
STANHoPE, March l, 1s49.
To COLoneh Con'Ft. and Captains Of CavaLry in sad
.f.f ~ Division.
VOU are hereby Commanded to call together the
i Officers and priyates of your respective Commands
at the several places of Review, te-wt:
18th Regiment Thursday the 5th day of April next
10Th Friday !" 9th
18th Cavalry Saturday {" 7th 1"
18th ts7az I" Monday y" 9th q"
2lst Wednesday I1th
goth &c Cavalry Friday 18th i"
then and there to vote, by ballot for Bngadier Genera
of the fifth Brigade of North Carolina Militia, to I'LL
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of General JoSn
Barnes, and within ten days after said elections to trans
NIT fair statement in writing, of the votes pOed TO
Maj. Gen. ID. S. CRENSHAW'
By order of Gen. Crenshaw.
w. D. JONES, A. D. G..
March 2, 1s49. 74s-te
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Young Ladies' Select School.

Il the lst of January next under the management of
the Misses Partridge, assisted by young Lady,
who has for few years past been Principal of -four
ishing Seminary in New York.
TERMS TUITION, FIVE MONTHS AS
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CITY TRADE Hr;.uur.

FRfDAY, Dee 23-6 ~
ADfEs.-The market was heavy, with but little in
guy and sales Of 30 bbs at 50 80 for pots and 50 IS
for pearls.
low, at 2le. age
BHrigsruTrs -F1ow-The fsles for the day reached
oCoO bol.. including tine AZ 81 81 81 G2; ordinary
sommon and straight state at 81 s7E As Os. miIs3
Ohio aud Indiana at 50 So 1zyf; pure Oenss.e At
20 S15s 50 50 and other grads az before. OF the
sales some eco bbls were Canadian Souftsvs Flour
sales OF 900 bbls. were made at SO i2T IS 81 Rue
Ifel".-SyO bols. sold at s2s7tf Corn Neal was very
dull but Urn az 81 IS for state 81 % 81 for Jersey
and . l2b for Brandywine VIA Transactions we're
limited, while quotations we're unchanged. Rgs-2OO
Oats were better. while salss we're moderate I,rn~
Sales reached 500 bbs at soc for new mixeI South
ern; zoe Gle for fat and round yelos; and soc
Coc for Western mixed, In store.
cotIoN.-Tbs telegraphic sdvices OF the news per
Cambria, have a. yet, had material effect on the
market We heard % sacs - OOO bales chiefly spec
ulatve purchases, resoid Regular importers evncs no
dTosinn 70 press q cOttons for sle aud the quan
tity oneIiDg az cur quotations l. very limited
LIVEaPOoL Ga
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com MERCIAL AFPAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.

Friday, Dec. 3S-6 r. M
There was almost panic to-day among holders Of
Reading Railroad stock The sales we're to an enor-
nous extent the aggregate at both boards being about
hve thousand shares at decline In price OF q per
from those the close yesterday 1t was
reported in the street that there collapse among
the Philadelphia bulls that some Of them had gone
beyond their depth and had disappeared. II this is
true it is unfortunate fer the bears they will find
their contracts Of no value when they mature. In
selling fancy stocks operators have to great risk
and any great depreciation is to carry down
Of the weaker purchasers. As regards Reading Rail-
road everything have predicted has been realized,
and those which have not yet round, rapidly
approaching the eliminating point. Prices have not
yet become SO much reduced Is we anticipated, but
that is merely matter Of time Within the past two
weeks there has been decline of six per cent and the
tendency is still downward.
At the first board, to. day. Canton Co. fell of u per
cent; Harlem, u; North American Trust advanced y
per cent and fell back s. closing u per cent less than
prices current at the close yesterday There has
decision yet Of the suit in which the stockholders
and of this company are deeply
ed but spectators purchasing largely confident
that further advance will be realized 1t is fair
rick for those having taste for such game but it is
nothing more less than Lottery If the decision is
in favor Of the stockholders the stock may advance
ere the stock will not be worth cent At the second
board this stock fell of to II, showing difference of
per cent in the extreme prices to. day.
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared semi am ual
dividend offour per cent able the "a January
ETfe Bank OF Commerce has declared semi an ual
dividend Of four cent payable the 7th January
The Tradesmen's Bank has declared a semi ann ual
dividend of two dollars and fifty cents per share pay
able the I'd Of January.
The Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company have
declared a semi annual dividend Of three and a half
Per cent
The Boston and Lowe! Railroad have declared d.
vidend Of four per cent. The New England Worsted
Company have declared a dividend Of Eve per cent.
The Appleton Manufacturing Company have de-
elared dividend Of three per cent; aud the Lowell
Manufacturing Company, twenty dollars per share.
The arrival Of the Cambria at Halifax, from Liver
pool gives twos weeks later intelligence from all
parts Of Europe. There had been an advance Of n Of
apenpy per pound cotton with moderate sales and
slight improvement in prices for breadstufs In the
money market in quotations for stocks there had
been change This is about all the the steam
er brings
The receipts of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany for the year ending December l. 1s49 amounted
to s6co $50 co. and the expenditures for the Pc
nod, TO s2se,o7s 7si net income, sao4so6 50.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts Of the
Little Miami Railroad Company from freight and pas
sergtrs, in each OF the past four years.
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CoMNIssIsS CLAIMS AGAINST MENco.-Drc 20,
1s49-The beard met pursuant to adJournment; pres
ent all the members After some consultation, the
board adjourned until IL A NJ. Thursday.
Drc. "a, lS49.-The board met pursuant to adjourn
mont present, all the members. The memorial OF
Samuel Toby, surviving partner % Thomas Toby 4
Brother of New Orleans claiming for seizure AMI con-
fseAton q the cargo Of the Mexican schooner Column
ba in the mouth Of the Brazos May 1885, by the Mex
lean schooner Nostezuma was submitted, examined,
and ordered to be received The board then took up
and held for time under consideration, the
NOS, (of benjamin Holbrook. In the matter OF Shin
John and No 90, (of John Boldcn) bu. without
ing 10 any hral decision thereon The board alt burned
unlLl II A. NJ 70. morrow. -NnlLlnaL LlieLMRsn-er.
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Thus IL s shown that the increase Of the gross re-
cepts Of ls4s Is cent that Of 1s4s and
per cent that OF 1s47. In four years time the
total receipts have nearly trebed The capital stock
Of the sompany is about 81 200 600 in round num-
beers. Something than 5000 900 has been borrowed
The net receipts, after paying expenses. are about
$ll20oo. Deductipg from this the interest on loan
and there is left actual profit of 10 per cent on the
capital during the last year
company was incorporated By the last Legislature
of Pennsylvania for the construction Of railroad from
Erie to Pittsburgh to connect at that pon. with the
great central line through the State of Pennsylvania
Meetings have recently been held at different ps,es
along the line approving Of the project and urging
liberal subscription TO the Stock The completion OF
this read would give Pennsylvania railroad eommu.
nicston with Lake Erie and give Philsdelpha a CON-
mapd Of portion of the trade of the Western lakes
Erie is good port on the lake. aud could be made
very important outlet for trade from Baltimore aud
Philadelphia The Pennsylvania central ae Of rail.
road will oto direct competition with all the
Northern lines for the Western trade and tend to al.
vert the transportation Of produce from the West to
Southern markets la the course of two or three
years there will be at least four lines OF railroad
tending from three points the Atlantic. not more
than two hundred mle apart TO different sections the
Western country. Competition will then commence,
and the people at large benefited by It, Stockholders
IN 'nese oV"Paner may NOV epJoy Tue receipt vi eucn
large dividends would be desirable but produeers
and the lsboring classes generally, will be much
benested by the impetus this rivalry will give to the
movements Of agricultural products and to sll depart
ments Of business. few stockholders may suffer
rome; but the country at large will be benefited.
The recent report Of the Old Colony Railroad Com
pany has come upon the stockholders like thunder
clap, and they have not Jet recovered from the ssto
nhment created by the facts presented The receipts
and expenditures In each of the past tive years have
been a. apuextd.-
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.JEWELllY.

DALI, T0MPKrNs, AND BLACK, SUCCESSORS nc
ID MarquAnd Co.--impsrteEs OF Silver Plated Ware
Watches, Clocks piamonds Jsyery Fancy Goods. Cutlery
Bohemian Glass Ware, ke, &c, &c. Manufacturers OIL
Silver Ware in every variety style aud PATTERN diamond
and other rich jewelry, No. 2 Broadway South corner
Murray Sign Of the Golden Eagle Have recently
received spa are constantly reeeiying) from various manu-
factories Europe extensive variety Of desirable aroe
ofJewelry Plated Ware, Watches Fancy Goods 60,
featured TO order from patterns personally selected
which before the United States. The
assortment Of Silver Ware and Diamond Jewelry (manuo
tured under their immediate supervisory
pete. They invite their and the public
neral to call and select from, IL that not be- to in
tpect their ttoek which Is largely increased both In
riety and richness beyond their accustomed assort
ment Of Holiday Presens all OF which offered 81 thu
lowest prices.
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS,

Our Baltimore COrrespOndonce


BALTIMORE, Dec. 20, 1s49.
Wreek Of the Ship Marvland-Ieary Insurance Lssss-
Stock Sales, &c.
Intelligence was received here yesterday by telegraph
from New Orleans Of the wreck o. the ship Maryland
Of Baltimore on Loo Key, on the coas. Of Florida The
wreckers saved $50 600, most Of her cargo which
they claim $4,000 salvage. She sailed fro Baltimore
on the 26th Of November for New Orleans with cargo
OF 900 bags Of coffee and about 400 packages OF
chsndise, valued at sl500O0 and the vessel at $4,000
The amount insured in the different Offices Is stated
TO be- as follows Sum Mutual Insurance Company
New fork, $4,000 Aston Company do SO 900; North
american Company, Philadelphia, $4,000; Atlantic
Mutual Company, Baltimore, $4,000; Merchants,
$4,000; American, $4,000; Maryland, $4,000 and
Mutual Fire and Marine 81 260 Also, S. 900 on the
vessel in the Nashville Marine Fire Insurance and Life
and Trust Company aud $4,000 on the vessel freight
and cargo In the Lexington tkyl Fire, Life and Ma
rine Company. IL Is supposed that some $40 900
more Is insured on the cargo besides what is here given
Annexeda are the stock sales Of yesterday $4,000 IS,
~ nG SEQ Tren6 i0 !o shs Mochsn Blk, l54 80 Far
Pit Blk, 2Gsl; 5 l. q Rk, 5fsl.
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NfI'S.

nEPOT or TRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, as
~ Broadway opposite Olympic Theatre Just received
by the Hermann, rich choice Of Carcel Mechanical Lamps
also, Moderator's Lsnps.
II DARDoNyILLE tiato Di,con's Lsmps).
I AMPS. OIRANDoLBs, TEA TRAYS. Se..-THE SUB
- screr preparing 20 retire from business, will sell hi,
splendid stock Of Lsmrf Girsr doe Tea and Vases
at coat prices. JOHN ". MORGAN, l5i Fulton street,
Second stoIe from Br0ad way.
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Net income. ..SiOitu lG,G& 2gE
The cost q running the trains ha. been II cents
Per mile. The followns Of the items Of ex-
perse msintessnce Of way s2oT23 CAST year s12 9Os)
repairs Of motive power, SIS 500; wood SAFE; oil
s45os; salaries and Office expenses, $4,000 The ca
pitsl Of the company represented By 1850 shares
at par ia COOS bonds at Eve years from January
i, 1872 at par, seoO aggregate, s22sss 600. The
floating debt IL s5O552, which there IL cash in hand
and scts enough TO meet The susplus property pro-
duciog little income, IL estimated at st75 OOo
This includes the ssmoset House, at Plymouth, and
certain lands The cost Of the branche. Of the road
has been Acknowledgment aud Bridgwster, Sl2s-
oss Dorchester and Milton sllo $685. aud South shore
s3e2T0o. This L. exclusive Of equipments.
The company own the Arlington and Brdyewater
Branch seven and quarter miles In length, and lease
ct per cent the oost Of the Dorchester and Milton
Railroad three and quarter miles long and the South
shore, extending twelve lines from BraIntree to Co
bsxet. To approximate the true value Of a branch,
the directors FAY Il IL Important to ASCERTAIN the re-
cspts from passengers and freight passing between the
stations the branch and stations the main line.
An sccount has been taken Of such receipts the six
months ending the drst Of October last which Is as
fllows-
Ahins,cp Bresewar Br'eh. s6 q sass 81 2ilg2
srsi s sr. ana Milton Sg9@ ,i,3g
The net income from last years business has been
diposoi Of BY the directors follows Rent Of Dor
chs,tsr branch, $3.50; dc. South shore s1l p67; in
tersst debt sls0i; do new stock, 90 s75 do on
bonds - ~; do On temporary loans, s2570-leayiDg
balance q s5l 500 20 stockholders net earnings
which TIE directors have decided not to divide but 20
carry g. SsId a reserved fund.
HE break down In railroad companies, vhich
have Ter sometime past prephssisd, IL approaching,
and the Old Colony Company is among the first in the
lat few weeks since tina Norf,lk County (apother
Massachusetts, rOsdj collapsed; aud nov we have
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THE HOLIDAYS.
TT,nE HOLIDAY ADDRESS OF "ruE' HAT'

vTAE HOLIDAY ADDRESS OF 1.-THE" HALTER. NO.
l. l2S Fulton ttrtet, his Friends and Customers.-
In accordance with his annual custom, KNOX the
preaching close Of the most respectfully tenders his
Advertisements to his numerous customers who have. by
THEN liberal and patronage during the past season.
enabled him TO increase the value his BATS until they
he believes universally Acknowledge be better in mate
rial appearance and durability and cheaper quality con-
edeed than sold by the hfscss halter in the United
States RNoN has thus reached the goal Of his ambition
not by costly OUTLAWS for decorations and maguh
plate glass wntowsnot by liberal expenditures
French trippery decorate his hired saesmen by his
heavy in Broadway of
fixtures se.bdt 10 his employing the best mocha
meal aid in the country by abOrng Enormously improve
until perfection reachedsahed attain this object
TO modest warehouse cheap m,nufacturing
and his foreman and salesman What has
the result Of this mode of doing business Let his
crowded with from early dewy eve" be
the reply What has been the of this mode Of doing
busness Compare the present store we'll stocked with ele
giant Hats fors masters misses and chdrens Caps with
the dizzy LITTLE crib ITO Fulton street. where, but few
years since, he commenced business. and you have most
Irgnant reply His success Is owing entirely to the liberal
he has met with from the public and his
suraroe 70 that public is pledge that he will resoluteiy
the line OF conduct furnishing them with Hats
unexeeed in quality style and durability Lower than can
be furnished by any manufacturer The ladies
earnestly requested to visit his establishment to examine
his assortment Of magnificent Muns Niotorines, Cali
trniaps would do well to provide with OF his
Buffalo Robes Fur oyeIcoas All of when will be sold
marvellously cheap.
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rNPRECEDENTED RUSU--sECOSD EDITION.
" Life in New 1stk The most elegant and Interesting
PAPER puished the folopng portion Of The
vi Prove viz The Beautih Insane thrilling tale Of city
LIE The FotsakenA kisht 81 Ball. Some Of the Bhors The
widow The fouily 1ricuccd thrilling satan
in Bocisi Wrongs 81 Wuuani Crine and Shame Town
Nvettries Bowling saloons; rp-stars Fancy saloons;
horalsef New Workers. The Iiae Arsi Fashion and Cay
flies funchee Crumbs ard Whitirgs ard endless va
RI q rich and and huaorcus aries Price Sxpeacc
TOz sale eycryNktrs. WARD \ co, Ana street.