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Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes

andp prices suffice
Leiore
of GLAZED Also, Far Trimmed Fur
aniSe n-che
SUSPENDERS superb of
silk Cms, black different
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;, IRISH LINENS of every price

Silk Some magnificent style long Sha"S wei
he
onen, will be sold much under the usual
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Any boil stew he root till they GET oas
eolored liquid which Is from The cOlorng matter
the nla aay thing else; they then shsiH
this inspid vapd hatlid sweeen with sour moasse
and then call it = stSAKSAPARlLl.A EXTRACT or 81
RUP." Bar such is ihe artgcie known as the
GENUINE OLD DIR JACOB TOWNSENDS
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Hence the why hear commentators on ever
side in its favor by women, and children. We find
deiuG wonders in the of
CO.NSU.MP TON DTSPEPSL4, and LIVER C0A
PL.7ENT, and in RHEU-M7TIS-N. SCROFULL
Piles COSTTTEN'ESS. all OF TiSEOUS ERtP-
TIC Ms. PEHPIES, BLOCTHES, aud sl affections
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Nervous diseases and debility,

and thus prevents relieves variety ot "Inef h
dies, Spinal irrtfGtan, .fcarl'gsa ~. 'tES ba'
Sp0oRJHg, EgsisgttC Fsts, CusrRISIOsS sc.
ccanSes the blood eNCIles The liver healthy Sei
tones the stomach and gives guud GigeSun ree'e> N
bdWels OF toTpoE and uEtiion, ailayS iniIu'N'
.uTteS Ihe skin, cGail>e> circulation ct the S"'
producing gentle warmth eqgatiy all the heiE M' M
the Isisens'be PeT> pIratuE frlaN> All structures ani -
ness removes all distractions aud nvisarates The e'i'
ueFVuss system. Is ma this tbru
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Iszull JacOnct and Cambria vi

In figured
Ausl white blue and punk Figured plain
erbandex
styles BONNET RIBBONS all for sale at
unusually prices
Li,cn, C'0nJric, SHk and Cotton Handkerchie(s,
From up Yards the imported
FURNITURE CHECK AND CAIICOES. Crah and bid Diaper
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Grand Universal Concentrated
Remedy

within the reach, and 10 the knowledge of all who need IL
that they may learn and know b. joyful experience il
TrapsceHden Power to Heal
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eli / % ~ G a =
$ / | K s :.

at al widths article Black Silk
sold elsewhere 62 Also plain coored, and fancy Dress
Silks, speadd striped black, blue black
silks Foreaces and Gro de Maps inss As Silk Oil Cloaes silk
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-EnEeY GOODS

,bown,in
wIlpo such
sand invariably
ellotb rnodat yerY maIa advance
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-10

-. 80 -. ...........s. zs.,s...t q
TT a1S, IN e..- s1le ~ fs,t.
Of MT 95ogasn Mise9 - Anow y -. =.
groposeQ COUNTY Roula CONAN .ns tsvsn i e '''s
i federal poPulanon m the state: g
l. lea snas !. ., anu sl' ~ =
Aoe z. ,s - M Ne.
bane, and said il was not his intention to oppose the
on Its but desired thai the read
ling of the bill should not be made test as he r.
Jonesl wished possess himself OF the sentiments
of his constituents before voting for or against the
measure. Mr.. Mebane rePlisd. The bill then pass
Led its second reading
Mr.. Paine, from the; same committee, reported ia
vorabIy the bill providing for an amendment of the
Constitution of theStafe, which was read the see
ond time. aud on motion, made the special order Of
the day for Tuesday next at 10 o'clock.
s On motion Of Mr.. Rayners the bill concerning a
Convention to amend the Constitution of the State,
was also made the special order Of the day for Tu-
esday next at l2 o'clock,
s Mr.: Paine. from the committee on the Judiciary,
reported the Engrossed bill from the Senate concern
ing Registers and Clerks and Masters IN Equity,
with an amendment, which was adopted and the Dill
passed its second reading - Z
Mr. Rayner from the COMMITTEES on Internal I'M
lprovements, reported bill. to open ana improve
Smith s Riverin Rockingham county, which passed
its first reading. 81
Mr.. Courts, from the committee on Propositions
and Grievances, reported WITH. an amendmens the
bill to repeal in part act entitled "an act to pre-
vent the destruction of oysters =; which was read
the second time, and after some remarks of Mr.. Pigott
passed as amended.
Mr.. Courts, feom the same committee, te whom:
was referred the memorial, reported bill IN favor
|of e. Lutz Of Caawba county, which passed its
first readinge Also sEorably the bill to repeal the
Sd and 4th sections. chap. 100, Of the Statutes OF
the Legislature Of s46-7. which was read second
time and passed. esa7s S., ,;. si
The bill to establish a new County by the name
OF Williams out OF 1.-The Copntes Of lredel, Wilkes,
and S9rry' was on motion OF ME: Mcintosh taken up
and referred to select committee. messs Mcintosh,
c. w. Williams, Carmichael, K. I. Mcdowell, and
Miller were appointed said committee:
Mr; smith, from the cemmlttee On Prlyate pllis re-
ported tavora5iy the following 6ls' winch Were Sc,
veraily read the second time and passed, VIZ a-bII
70 incorporate Rock Spring Tent no. lS0, indePend-
ent Urder OF Rechabltes IN the town Of wilmington;
a bill to incorporate the South Creek Land Compa-
ny; bill to incorporate Plymouth Academy in the
town of Plymouth; and the Engrossed Resolution in
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-10
tSENATE.

Xxx, Gig SATURDAY, January s. 1859.
MIR. Patterson. from the committee on internal I'm
proVeuients, made report in regard to the CubfoO
and HarloW,s Greek Canal. Lies over.
Mr.. Walker, from the committee on Propositions
land grievances, reported the bill to clear out Big
Hockhsh Greek, in Cumberland county, and recon.
mended its passage. ftai6' - ,-.=
Mr. Gilmer presented resolution, directing the
President and Directors the Literary Fund to loan
$1,000 to the hetreensborough Female College. Read
the Judges of1the Superior Court shall not recapu.
late the facts IN any case, unless desired by both
parties, but shall onylay down the law; which was
read and referred to Judiciary committee.
mr. Haisey bill: making It the duty of Sherihs
and other officers selling property, to make out deeds
for the same for purchasers which was read and
ferred to the same committee.
Mr.. Washingtoh al bill, providing that hereafter
Sherliis, Clerks OF County and Superior Courts,
and Clerks and Masters shall hold over until their
successors are dolly rqaalifed which was read the
first time. So
Mr.. Lane ashilleto Impose a tax on transient mer-
chants IN incorporated tow In this State, which was
read the first time and Mr.. Thomas of Haywood,
ia bill to incorporate q Company of Cavalry in the
County Of Haywood. Read first time.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF
the unfinished BUSINESS being the bill to incorporate
the North Carolina Rail Road Company, aud for
other purposes, the Question being on the motion Of
Mr.. Bethel To- postpone the bill and amendment
proposed thereto by Mr.. Bower, indefinitely. Mr.
Bethell withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Rogers moved TO amend the fifth section BY
striking out all after the word Aforesaid to the word
" solyency and inserting in lieu thereof the fellow
ing words, viz: Stockholders and obligors or any
of them shall have subscribed for stock to the amount
of fve hundred thousand dollars, and insert after
the word 8 improvements y the words g and the At
torney General Of the Staie.', Said amendment
was fejeeted--y yeaaal q nays ST.
Mr.. goY1er moved to amend,the fifth section by
adding the IUll6wfhc VIZ 80 Whenever the said sum
OF i've hundred thO9ssnd dollars shall have been
paid BY sd sdbedrESes and on the payment of costs
incurred which was Teiected--yeas 10, nays ga
Mr.. Smith moved to amend the said section b5
striking out all after the word " enacted and inse
ing the following, viz: That as an inducement TO
secure subscription for the construction of said
Rail Road whenever the aforesaid sum of FIVE hum
dred thousand dollars shall be subscribed by the
said stockholders and oblgors OF other persons and
adequate security to be judged of by the Board Of
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-10

/ Mr. Fl. @. Jones in favorsof the amendment and
bill az aie ronclnsiOn Of whose 1smA tho House
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-10

The engrossed bill to establish a Toll bridge on
French Broad river. The engrossed bill concerning
vide for the settlement of estates in the hands of
Executors and Administrators and for the relief of
the same; and the Bill to amend the 10Th section
35th chapter Revised Statutes: =
Mr.. Skinner, from the committee to superintend
the ballot for Trustees reported that no one of the
candidates had received majority of the whole num-
Der of votes given, and that there was no election
.d1sIsas @ b s sss as. ePesssS ssS
chapter Revised Statutes, concerning Patrol. The
bill was read a second time and passed.
MIR. Paine, from the same committee, reported ad-
versely the bill Tor provide for ahe more speedy adj
minisfation of Justice in the County of Carteret and
the bill to repeal the end Section of 56h Chap Rev
Statutes, which were severally read the second time
and rejected.
Mr.. Paine, from the same committee. reported with
amendment the Bill consolidate the various acts
concerning Poor Debtors, which was read the second
time; and pending the consideration of said amend-
uent the House took recess untilS o'clock p. NJ
, EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed the consideration of the a
mendment reported from the Judiciary Committees
as substitute for the bill to consolidate the yarions
acts concerning poor debtors, which amendment was
adopted, and the bill as amended passed its second
reading. E.1-'s - =
On motion Of Mr.. Brogden, the House took nm
the Resolution directing the enclosure of the grounds
to the Governors residence, and an ap-
preparation for furniture. Mr. B. remarked thar the
resolution should be passed Immediately, as Gov.
Manly wond soon move to the Executive Mansion.
and T. was necessary that he might now be empow.
cred to make the necessary appropriation for furnish
ing the Governors House. The resolution was read
the second and third time, passed. and was ordered
to be engrossed. = -e" -4's'A
Mr.: G: Jones. from the Judiciary committee. re-
ported bill to authorize the Judges who NAV hold
special terms of the Superior Court under the nrr
visions Of the Act passed in the year 1874 to take
Of Equity cases in like manner as thew
are Dy that act authorized to take cognizace of civil
suits which passed its first reading: 80
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tine IA do; naval stores 900 dol meal Is do beef 70
DO; pork Is do rice, 80 ties soap, 100 b1s sperm
hams 2l0O lbs lard 413l lbs Tobacco nd AS lbs.
To Brazil Flour, $500 bbls.
ADO beef 50 so tar 200 do rice, Is t.s sssp, 100
boxer; sperm candles 40 do; cheese 2o32 lbs hams
40o de tobacco 4 hhds
20 to macksrel do; rice, % do; rice tss.; soap
10 boxes; sperm candles dol mould candles rs do
tea z5s lbs tobacco mfd l1so do; fish, o,lso lbs.;
cheese 4e3 lbs sugar REID 24s2 lbs lard, GIL lbs
butter 2sa lbs; cocoa; 10 bags whale ell 4s 60
ns:isrel $40 DO herring, $50 d. bread IS do; beef
20 do; nails 100 casks; domestics, pkgs rios IL
tcs whale oil, 100 g. mould candles 10 boxes; soap
1,620 do tobacco hbds. tobacco, los bales; to6so-
CO. mid. $50 lbs hams 376 Dc lard, is 564 do but
ter 1867 do; cheese, 225 do sugar REID 200 DO
r. spsnisl West Iadies Flour IS bills pork 10 do;
nsekerel 30 do rice 10 tisrces; hoops NO 5ooo TO
baceo hhds domesties; pasksgesi hams, ao4Slos
TO French Wet Indss.-Besf, AZ bbls.; naval stores
40 o. maekerei, $50 DO meal 80 do; shad, 20 90 !;
corr, 500 bushels; slaves, No n 600 -,
TO Danish Wsst IndiesFlour IS bbis; rye aour, l2S
hhds tobacco 10 do; rcs 10 tercssi pepper so bags
domesties, packages lard o35 lbs cheese l22s do
tea $40 de- hams, ls4o do butter 72s do; sugar,
20 sssks; mould candles, 200 boxes.
TO Dutch Wsst Indies Flour, $50 bbs rye -four, O.
do meal IS do; pork, 1875 do rice, 40 do; bread Al
do; beef 10 do; domestcs, ~ packages sperm can.
dies boxes; mould candles 10 dol butter, 1853 lbs
~
1857 dol lumber, 10 600 feet.
To British Vest Indies Flour, I'll bills pork, loo
do beef. do meal, AL do; corn, 2s0 bushels to-
baeeo hhds coal $50 TONS cheese, 95S lbs butter
ASA do lard 1767 do tea, 932 do; mould candles
$50 BIO xes; oxen. No. a.
TO British North .4aeTica.-Hlour, $50 bills; pork
$50 dol rye four l75 do; beef 1875 do; meal $50 do
barley, 200 bushels: wheat 500 do; rice terces
soap $50 boxes; sugar, Mussovade 20 hhds leather,
2,l0o lbs; tobacco manufactured il2ls do lara 94i
dol butter, SEQ do cheese, 900 do tsiow, 60Se do
The aggregate shipments OF breadstus for the week
amounted to Is CHS bbs Of four 81 s32 bushels corn
oTQ4 bushels wheat; 1,O27 bbls meal; us bbls.
40 -four and 900 bushels barley OF this, 6,e70 bbs
Hou 1855 bushels and 1924 bushels wheat were
exported to Great Britain and Ireland. Compared
with last year the shipments Of bread stuss thus far this
have been exceeding y limited; and judging from the
prospects in England relative to the harvest it our
Impression that comparatively small quantity OF our
agricultural products will be wanted the other side
during the pre.sat year The falling of in the value
Of produce shipped and the great deficiency in the
quantity of cotton which has gone forward compared
with last year. must tend very materially to the In
crease Of the balance against foreign trade
The receipts and shipments Of cotton thus far this
year, compared with last, have been Is annexed
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AT A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
40 as RTPSGssn vnen sss
Michael RorSsn Prssideat John L. Cannon cha; bsry
dents John Garrett GscrEs xGuatSy James DGno,a Pa
ing been Pponted committee to draft resoutions
,y. Of the sense si this TsstaS namely w Nssiss Geo
reported the following resolutions which were adSod BY
Esoived That we heartily the nomination
whole ticket headed Patrick Kelly for Alderman and
.a ne. s te ...cd 's s S true
sss Of the Sixth ward without regard to faction OF favor
Resolved That in Patrick ELY present. faithful and
abs alive for the last ~; months il tn. .oun-
Of y, sTsSy sy :.Ta a our
to the support Of the people Of the ward for re-
Received. That his prsvrs and efficient action 2. abe
breaking out and during the prevalence Of the cholera
port Of every coed citizen in the ward.
M II &. S
ing the chief of tho ward into ace without cause
and Ia. no parallel except s.nSust Of British
sS s.st a. fas Of escm were sHs Us
victims Of persecution and tyranny W tireng police
Resolved, That in our opinion Alderman Kelly has fully
The Sg asS a hs sss OUT OF if I
to S ,. shG T asSoea pS,d 5
Resolved Tina. IN SPaion the present pole, system
tied this ward and We respectfully cali upon his homo.
policeman who may be interfering the elesons
The people either hy intimidation or furnishing Toneys 70,
the free and unIesraned choice Of candidates FOR all oee
Resolved That tn. police strongly
preuded against the chief MAGISTRATE Of the ward TO
choice Of its citizens the coming election and therefore
ssan respectfully solicit Mayor his early
and mature confederation upon this subject fully rsgOsn
Tbe meeting was then ably addressed by several eloquent
on the meeting Rba s %
ions GASEsIr, }secretarie,
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DANCING.

HANGING AND wALTZING ACADEaY. n HOWARD
~ streeSirnor and sgnors ferrerc besides the Classes
cf Wednesdays ana Saturdays, forming for
Young Ladies and Masters, Mondays aud Thursay At
half oolock. ana Gentsmen at half past T. Private
80 rees 70 be rver, a. utual.
HANGING ACADEMY OF NILE PAULINE DgsJAR-
~ dine, q the Academy Royal Parts, a. No washing
Place 70 Third svenpe 20 Greene street. and 81 her
sdsnee street FOR terms, sc apply at the
ssseses 81 Mile. r. n, At "a Leonard street
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nENOCRATIC REPUBLICAN COUNTY NETTING
~ The Democratic Republican Electors Of the City and
County Of New York friendly to regular nominations,
ussgss the party and opposed the National
and State Administrations requested to meet
Hail. Monday evening the 18th instant at o'clock to
Of the nomn for
County and City oeer and also 70 respond to the nomna
lions for State oiheers Ihs following DISTINGUISHED
TO address The meeting viz Hon James Buchanan, 2on
Bedinger Hon, Charles Brown, Hon George Bancroft,
Hon Henry s. Randall lion Francis b. Cutting, James
T. Brady. ESQ., Robert j. Dillon, Esq; Hon Theo seds
wick Hon Daniel T. sickles By order Of the Chairman Of
EDWARD C. WEST, Chairman Of the Com. Of Arr.
G,pnoH y. IT. eHrR Secretaries.
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AmUS &c m ENTs.


Is Iss.s. Y. r. Blaze HaparesAR.sshs q Miss Char.
S To. e. dGT VIZ :; ~
sred.TSis Berry BsIr.% MT Jordan De%.i. s.@Y,gn
5;i sns, IT, ';ssPs
cqsh%.: Madam: = f.p,. Irs si. Mrs s'l,s"
Third Circle. 26e Doors open at ga; begin At o'clock
NIBL0s GARDEN-rRIDAY EVENING; OCT % $40
IN then FANNY sas S Leon
tI1STee y the comic fansni%s Of q: :. @
es%aus " sa Lehman Il sa' and yr.ns:i: sssISS.
The White MaIios Antcns says Bsrsuso jerome Rsys
Sas. MI. LsS%sn ias.Is 'T@ ssS
at bali. past performance TO at half
BTTk,Tos,s a a.. q RI srREETT
an charlie. WmS c Gags T ss sa Mr. s
ssr Mrs npsss sp'sq ,ess
Gashss csestipa. Miss sSles Miss hawkins G.. w
Aua FsaS nv b s2SS h
sfss FAMILY eSssls e,i Circle
M % ES ,S visiting bis psys SoO s % be
TS o1sd ns sa Sn' my
me Rainy Day Day asTy eSs:sle cary %5s I%GtsSn.
a Mani q NV ap S,Sns ss @ ssas &.
: s;:s three 'sI'' Tickets s'''si r.
ERANKLINTHEATRE lzs ca ATTAIN SO aE:-suR R.
II prisns and unequaed attractions Grand Afternoon
Perform every saturday at O'clock Admission
Boz rs cents Pit l21a cens Stage Seats 30 cents Private
Boxes Besides the performances Of the Female Min
srels the Arab Girls Female Jusgler the Imam.
Family and Madame Wartons troupe OF Model Artists
the Manager has, az expense engaged Mr. r.
OConnell, the wonderful "Tattooed Man, who will 40
through variety of peculiar to himself and
perfectly original He will also awe account Of tae man
of the and their mode OF atsopg
Every that has witnessed the agility muscular
and gnsOmmon hrisnoy q s.'epson exhibited in Mro c
performances commence at half-ps 7, precisely
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO JOSEPH BURKE
~ Richard Hofm sn-Messrs H. and II. take pleasure
announcing the public that their iriends have AIDE
fragments to give them Complimentary Concert to take
place Monday evening October 18Th at the Chineee As
sembly Rooms which occasion they will be assipd by
Madam. and MI LsaU and NJ IT, C. Timm. Tickets 81 H.
be had with at the music stores and hotels ~
the residence OF hessrs and H. No 80 Leonard street.
and at the door Monday evening Concert TO commence
at eight o'clock.
(NHIN ESE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY, Exh ibiTIk q
" the Manners Customs Religions Arts sns Sciences, o.
four mliicns Of Chinese win close November Nd
Open from A. n, till 10 r. n. sdmittsnes ~ cents
children under II, half price,
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INIs--BARCKHAUsEN CORR CASKS sAU-
w tsrne Of the best quality landing from she BRIG
Bsms Prsso s. arrived irsn Bsrsssas and for sale BY
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RAILROAD.

49, 49, 2 49, 49,
Al IcnfcAS SOUTHERN RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION
w tot ths Jgrpoe o. .s,sosss ,n. rad ,.,swsrsy
nnss the Hoard n Directors have orsnsd books for
sse 9 .h,s's o .oS sssh .'gs. TIA. riI
e cels,sssr uiiesl. and the section from Por'' 's
Esft rer cen. PER snsvm dividend will b. paid on sbis
ss. semi IN ,h. city q sss iqrs o., q %. EAR
rreeri.d charge on TIE Iresent stock 1, viii as reoevs
IRE rad IL new eemrs.ed ,na full operation from T.
leao and Monroe . foot 90 iske ere 20 istsls tGs
n.s ,ts w e.rninss viii insure The e pay 'he Above
The plan ,aered BY the company H. TO aas She read esu
unu.ss "a sy,.g TOT ~ p,.n, ,.ra ny sna srss
Thu road sspn.c,. the head % Lab. Ri. With Chicago
hssa q Lste Michigan. BY dreet and .os,.oe1s ia.
A. Tsiseo IL connects with tbs lire % railroad nom Buffalo
ssn.ss,s and Yi.S ne sysr, Ins. rsssias
il viii connect -it ,ss Iipeis and nehsan Csas sns
with he Chicago and 0aiens Railroads ssd .hsa a1.hss
rn snsNsrh-tsrn stAts ssd the Ailaa.s cities snd"a-
sg,;e,,I,p ,,'s' IN :, ,cqps :, ~: enc. Of WY;
u he osnsos ssa pro.pot,. q shs roAa, vsA
les CELLAR, each share required 70 ). paid .. ts..,
s.t'ereins y he b., 10 essr1' siss
cemni,tss o. Charlie. Butler, Js. sstasSss
Dated ocsoter IL, issS
IIupsoH RIVER RAILRoAD-rRoH NEW FORK
20 Pexshkesr,is ssa lnt.rmediats Places --oa sna
ansr friday. ne Igts nst Tie PssEsr Trans ~. Tsn "a
leave New Yort fr.r ~. station Thirty First street.
sv5 ~ snnusctns With the boat ~ feessAi snd 81
"a M ughhsepse ~ ~ A. ". ~ ia a. D. Toe fs-ks
hll trot eonnesng with tie buttG ~ - " causect
rR with beat, ana airisrr 90 P0urhteeusi sts p. ~
I.are pourhkeerss for New Nork. ~ boat fskek 40
81 to reskskin pttH ~. A. =. Train; -
ii A. NJ 10 connect a. Tsstskill With ~ q. M Pran
fesve Pest,till cor New York. Az A. sistF4 w., or
srrva % boat fo foushless. a. Ia p 81 % arrival u
test frolI soUghksspse.
Passengers hs,is Rsiross ue'ts oil - seu-s-es free
sfssr,rss tstreen the stcs tt5st street aud ts snss
ChantSsrr.e going hs hour rrevioss " each s-
pstturs from abe staten 81 Stat street.
Bgsskt aas Dinner will be provdss On board hs steam
boat.
erssg lts to sssh r.s.erter bstNess ser stest and
Chan bsrs screet. Nh. =. lOINDs Ctiet tnginter
MARINE RAILWAY AND sBIP YARD AT OsWG0Q:
IVA -For sale, rent fer term s ysArs that well
lrswp establishment situated the West Peri 10 me
feursina city OF OswerS The railway has nsusdsrt ca
rscty the hsuins sut 81 and esh srt, ans
there Alec smaller railway fer tsulre eat sans boats
sxsnve ship yafds ard Workshop FOR tee building sns re-
ros 81 steamer vessels ans bosts and steam saw mill
connected With the premises for the sasng 81 SOFT nmber
tossher forsq the nest desirable ana extensive establish
ment on ths Lakes fer the sUdug ans reptrps
vefs.l. sesmsrs aud canal besta The smssns ~ tsr-
nafe trssnr su 81 the rort Of Oswegs ever tvpstess
snd the reseifs 81 the shsve establishment Tor hanrr est
sis tS Ter ysar ans VI. husnss eousan' isersasiaS
Terms litsraL Aprlyto cARRlNGTON rAhpEk
osvsso, ostosery, 1872.
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m,LLISErY, AND DRY GOODs.


W ELvET TRINNINGs, ks, or A vA1Ikrr OF
styles fer Eantillss Dresses Rosnets ks fore e or
near Diane street,
VELvET LMBOsSIEG-yELvET EFBOSsfNG-H. ".
King. Emtosser 81 Velvet aud Ribbons. Merchants
superior style, ty addressing ~ W KING, 2ll 5th 81.
Mr.. BRIAN. FROM PANS. mas JUST REcrIv-
NJ cd splendid oftne hid ski Gloves
time. make French Kid Gloves by meAsursgentiemens
quality 20 cents; ladies e2 Noeee has also ready
male Gloves from fsr for tie prsss No. 100 Green
wioh street.
uNASHTONABtE AND CHEAP.-A. n. 4 z. DAVIS
40 Bovcry and 65 Fulioa street have received b.
arrivals splendid 81 Curtain materials Of
every dcscrpon lace ard embroidered muslia Curain
window Cornces Bands, Cimrs, Ss Also, window Shades
and Paper Hangrgs The tuhserhtrs having received ~
above soods direct from the manufacturers sud purchased
cash. enabled % offer The Wholesale retail ~
lever than any other establishment hs ety. Also
appfas Of hair and ether hsttrassss Feather
BEDS, with every article IN the up. olstery lire.
Ana II. DAVIES Urholstsrsrs,
400 row,ry aud 1866 Fulton street.