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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JUST at hand an elegant Stock of
IL I IADrRS' DRESS GOODS

as follows.
Chameleon Pout de Sole,
Satin du chene,
Printed and Plain Cashmeres-great variety,
do do Mouslin de LANES,
French Merinos,
Chameleon Lustres,
do Silks,
Brocade, do
Queens Grey, do
Foulard Silks, Alpaca Lnstres,
Embroidered Robes, Capes, Collars, Gloves, Mits,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Velvet Trimmings,
Also Swiss, Null, Book and Jaconet MusiEs,
Muslin Trimmings, &c. &C.
HEARTT & LITCHFORD.
Raleigh, Sept Is, 1916. T77-
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Notice

hereby given to the next of kim to the heirs law
of the Estate of Lovel HARRISON dec'd late Of Wake
County, to forward with their claims, if any in
said Estate, by the third Monday in February nextit
being the time for holding the Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter sessions for the County of Wake-as am ready to
pay over to the proper claimants their dstbuve sares
in said Estate A
MICHAEL THOMPSON, Admr.
Dec. 20, ls49. 79l-td.
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GEO. WORTHAM,
ATTORNEY AT Law, Oxford, N. C..
WILL attend to all claims entrusted to him in the
w Counties of Granville, Warren, Franklin, and
Person.
January 2, 1850. 7s2-6m.
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Young Ladies' Select School

Young Ladies' Select School.
INHE next session of this School will commence on
u the End day Of January next {4s.. -. 5s
Terms for Board and Tuition as heretofore advert;.e3
For further particulars enquire Of Miss s. A. Fartdge
or J. G. Partridge ~ -
Raleigh, Dec. II, ls49. 7sa
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Hats and Cana.

4 FRESH supply Of Moleskin, Reaver, Mexican,
Asnd California Hats, together with Men and BOYS
Fur and Cloth Gaps. @ssf j CREECH.
Raleigh January !, ls6o.. 79l- {
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"7E are authorized to announce DR.. WILLIAN HI.
w WHITEHEAD, Capt of the Northampton Rifle
corps) candidate for Brig General Of the 5h Brigade
North Carolina Militia.
DIR. w. comes before the people highly recommended
of great military pride, and well suited to fill
the Office and pledges himself if elected to faith
fully and do all in his power to promote the Military
dignity of the Old North State.
He has every of getting the entire support
of Northampton, and it is thought will get good vote
throughout the Brigade
January 9Th, 1850. 792-te.
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OXFORD MALE. ACADEMY.
f. H. HICKS, A. M. Principal.

NHE Exercises of this Institution will be resumed on
i the 14th January, 1850. The course of instruction
such prepare boys for admission into the Univer
sity of this State Distinctions are awarded each semi
annual examination and reports upon the scholarship and
department of each student sent to the parents
guardians, twice each session. The Principal is prepared
accommodate twelve boarders. His residence
is near the Academy, and half mile from Oxford.
Terms per session of Fiue Months:
Board. including Washing, Fuel, &c. 5 As 90
Elementary English Studies, 10 90
Advanced English Studies, Is 90
Classics, 20 90
French, >. 10 90
Oxford, Granville County, N. c. 700
December %, lS49. !
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LETTERS
e at Raleigh, for the quartz
$40.
King, Jos.
King, Miss Clara
L.
Lassiter, Miss Rebecca
Leach, A D
Lewis, David
Littlejohn Brig Gen
M.
Nixon, Miss Martha
Martin, Miss Amelia 2
Miller, Miss Lucy
Miller, Jos & wife Ann
Mallett, Miss Sarah
Miller, Robert
Merritt, John
Morgan, Jas H
Myers, Myer
Mack, Charles
Mullens, Owen
Mears, Capt Castor
iMcNair, Miss Pauline D
Met Cobarn, Daniel
McKinnie, Miss Francis
lMcD Donald, A r
Mclean, John A
McGec, Ashwill
Messer, Warren
! N.
Noble, w G
NOVEL;, John
Neighbour, Miss Louisa
Newman, Joseph 2
| p.
pace, James M
Price, Wilkes
lPeebles, E J
Phileps, John E
iPhileps. G A T
Pearson, Mary
| r.
J Recton, John M
Ransom, Ellen Miss
Ragland, ] 8 2
Ross, Dorr;ss
s.
speight, E G
Stephens, Emiline
ISouthhall, Mary e
stevenson, Dolly
Stanly, Jacob
lScoggins, VIM w
Saunders, John G
SHAW, Neil
Sorrell, M
lShaw. John
lSollomons, Miss Ann
elStrother, F r
Smith, T G
Sanders, Miss Mary
SHAW, Daniel
Smith, D w
T.
Taylor, Solomon
Tyler, C H
b Thomas, N H
Thomas, John
Tart. Alfred
u.
iUtley, Quentin 4
81 v.
lVanderhill, Miss Elizabeth
w.
WILLIAMS, Mrs Nancsy
Walton, Miss Edith
Wiseman, Joseph
Warren, Marg't
Williams, John D
Whalton, r A
White, Higan
Williams, Chas w
Y.
Ycates, Elijah
Young, VIM F
Young, DR.. T w
Young, Davis
IF the above letters win pleas
WIN. WHITE, P. M.
70. 792-3f
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RALEIGH CITY ELECTION.
A N election will be held at the Court House. in the
City of Raleigh, on Monday, the 2lst instant, for the
purpose of elecng Inendant and Commissioners for
the ensuing year. CALVIN ]. ROGERS, Sheriff,
J.J. CHRIsroPHERs, d. S.
Raleigh, Jan. 2, 1850. 792-2t.
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LIST OF
Remaining in the Post Offie
ending December 3lst, Il
A.
Acock, VIM L
Aulton, James
Austin, Miss Elizabeth
Allen, Alley Miss
Allen, Mrs Alley
B.
Barnes, John D S
Bush, Thos r 2
Ballard Jas L
Binum, Gen. J G
Blake, Mrs Lucy
Black, Chas R
Bason, w F
Burrow, Jas
Byrd, MrsM C =.
Busbee, Jas
Bell, A ]
Brandenburgh, Jno
Brown, Chas D
c..
Castleton, Rev T 8
Clemments, G G
Chapman, James
Cox, Jos M
Conner, James
Cuperlow, Levi
Cruise, w H
Cooley, VIM
ooper, BENZ
.Datlett, T Kemp
Cherry, Lawrence
Crenshaw, VIM
Craine, B w I.
Coleman, Jas
Cameron, Walter A
Cedamead, Thos
Duer, Thos
Dudley, Miss Mary
e.
Edney, Gen B NJ :
Edwards, VIM
Edwards. Mat
Eaton. Miss Marg't
Ellington, Jno F
Edwards, Jas
Eldridge, Lafayette
English, Miss Jane
F.
Fuller, VIM F
Fulson, Jno B
! Fowler, Geo w
Fort, Win L
Floyd, VIM H
Farrow, Albert
Ferrell, John M
Fox, Maj s NJ
Foreman, Precilla
| G.
Green, Sarah
Grady, John
Gardner, Stephen
CASHIER, James
Graham, H w
Graham, Edwd
German, Henry 8
H.
Holder, James
Hargroves, E
Haigh, Alx'r
Hazard, Henry
Hayes, John & Son
Hicks, James
Hurst, Asa
Harriss, Sally
Harriss, ] Ruffin
Hetchkiss, Chas w
j..
Jones, Hamilton c
Jones, Henry G
Jones, Matthew
Jordan, James G
Iacocks, James
Johnson, Felix
johnson, Mrs Elizabeth
X.
Mun, Anthony
Persons calling for any
say they IRE advertised.
Il Raleigh, January 9, Is!
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John M. Sheppard, Jr.
COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, Va.
OMcs In Front Sh0ckoe Warehouse,
nFFERS his services to sell Tobacco, Wheat Flour,
NIand Com; and respectfully solicts consignments
RlcaMonD, January lst. 1850. 1872 6m.
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sedgwick Female Seminary.

Sedgwick Female Seminary.
lHE next session of this Institution will commences
Il on the lst Monday in January, 1850. Pupils are
requestedto be Punctual Terms heretofore Circu-
ars containing particulars can be obtained on application
to the Principal. IL. Finch.
Raleigh Nov. "a, lS49. 7s7-
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and
Druggists
Januay9
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Shoes, slippers and Caters.
1VST received and now opening first rate assortment
81 of Ladies and Gentlemens Shoes of .lmost ever,
description, from Philadelphia.
T. A. MITCHELL. .
Raleigh, October 16, ls4s. 7so-
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MEDICINES.
IHEUMATIC CURE.-Tbesc

PNEUMATIC CURE.-Thesc Pow
orrs are one mos vaua5 e preparations known
for Rheumatism er operation aud action appear to be
spechc If lrfn!llhle.
The oiopin guerned persons few ofmany whu have
beer cured of the seYerest sort Of Rheumatism by ese
Persons who want evidence OF the wonderful curative
properties of these PUycc rs MAJ call on Mrs Low NJ 90
VGLdsIn-st who has been confined 10 her house sixteen
wars Of paralysis aud has ouy takan these powders thre1
wrecks since Dec g. 1854 md her lBueQa5s i leaving her
Mrs Eliza GuTIsCy. lCl DeauCyst Is almost cured
Of pgay y these powders after having made trial OF
many other remedies 10 no purpose
Brdre hcGm AttoT1cy-st cured by tbcsr pow
.je~a niter having teen afflicted eight " with Rheur
ten ~ head and dN1g this time she obliged to
have Ter head shorp AID flannel caps she Ina now
tinc head u hair, ard enjoys the best Of health
William Clark. S3G DeREcYs vGs severely a.lcte seY-
era wears with hunatic iamauess in The legs, and was
eaeci,lal7 cured by tbe4e POWDER
JUhn Johnson !G5 huJerrst Wa cnred by liese pow
Iers Of Rheumatic lRueHess OF the shorcer, wrch rem
dered his useless
Leopold Swizer, corner Of Third avenue md Thirty
serculh cured iese powdeFsos Rheumatic aule.
the legs, which confined Lin many months to The
hOuss.
Mr. Row and. ei9 Walkey.st was cured Of severe IL
tamaRiury kkeum1tisiu hy tttsc powders after many
otter rledcjnes bad proved !neaeclGni
Elis Sheppard, q Becknan st. was se1erey Afflicted
several years with rheumatism IL ne legs ead was cured
by thesepowders.
In very sevarc cases Rheumatism Lnincnt is also
used outward application AID sod with the powders
Tie annexed list OF persons likewise given as refer
eUces Of tie curative qualities OF these powders Robert
Dem l54 houroe.st; Col Hu!shart, 80 Heserst; hrs
Myers IS Essexsi. Adelid Grant. II Chesnrlst
Sold by Sylvester 27 Wa-kerst; Or H.hbafi,
ana TLiry oprts Joha Van Dyk 81 Grand St. W iians-
Aureh; t. D. Wylans NJ D corner OF Columbia and
Prepare1 and sold wholesale anu retail by
d
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YByHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK, of5oa
Ocean Bank Building OF Greenwich and Fulton st.
CASH CAPITAL 100000. Insurance against loss
or damage by FIRE. CROWELL adams, President
GEORGE w. SAVAGE, Secretary je@R
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MUSIC.-An experienced English Lady
AVE of Christian principles who has just arrived at New
York from London with the highest letters oinroducon
Is prepared receive limited lumber Of private pupils TO
doars month two lessons per week, payable in advance
Residence, Che was formerly Miss Jansons3 Il
vanekst cor of Vesry For sale mahogany flsno'
nodern case, in good ordcr-prtcc 500 dz i'm
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For SALE.


>o>+--e'7-'~- - - -
Q6AS ONLY FOX 4 HOMES / EhU.-
! Up 50 F.gl FARMS WORTH OVER 2S,I00, AND
/ q sou Ions TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG 500
SlBSCRIBERS-E subscriber is entitled Lots, >
by 100 feet lying together or PRIZE FARM OF from 10
q The shares limited Al s@3-pAya9! u2 90
suscr1bed for IS day Of dsthatio9 and haaacs "a
s mGelplIy Instruments oil - @"'-'
The Lots ere situated IN The village Oh ~ ~
The Long, Island KHiiropa Cquhl) " 'V'uiA' ~
miles FROM the city OF HeW on n Sat ns.H ~
House il being bu' rear tals Vlae' ana t.e la'i
Station and returns early "a ne morning 1t II Que OF the
heaie places in the United States, within one mile Of
Ronkonkome Lake which Is about three mics IL clfcli,
ference singular ransuarency and OF great depth, ei
ABUNDANCE OF nsh. The Ylage s but miles Instant
nom he great South Bay which 10 miles wide aud lnli'es
long abundapty supplied With oysct5 clans AMI fist Of
vsrious kinds
These lands will produce ruch per acre win tie
cultivation as any land within MY miles Of New YORK
The suffolk Count piculrsl SGcicJy t.. einceung OF
OF i9 9c s4o' as may '7 seen ny ~ ' po. t.t M M
NNoP!I 49,, k i.J S.n,r a. s,1 80, ,o, ,ha
c t t'st i ps1 isn 81 y,, NV ,crs Eye
Say peat VI G 40 c ,..,ot,ljas ~. la,d near he
~ ii p i,,oed q, Takc Roed rom t,hicj, received
long lslap nan ,! op , ~ tto- bsI ser
a e piG Gun r1 "a ~ f'''' '' ~ 49, ~ ~
ee ! ~ o oo;,,s Soussba, prf,rt,, paa,,
Aso res pean'' 0N'o"' '''-
anu 'ono (sin,e6, m 4 J3HOHNRDIFt]
1.oGi ~ r,;,n!.i y : ''' =
- " 80 80 $500 -, ~. org NJ tht. ;7rg
Island italroRq where c8rs run severn ulee uay ~
Brooklyn and Newl orH me surface OF Tue Iaho IS soo
and level and the surrounding county count s 2er"iy he4 ny
ard within few he5 OF tis pace hy cuiIYaei ano
valuable having been settled Tor more than l3D years. and
where similar lands sell from 80 to ~" per acre
the T hs f II s2 rom amo8s Tg eF
number The person having the FIRST caoce viii DC enued
for 8 only to d9 earn st %aG e es s5eG aru 10
wor $500; the ith Il acre Farm worth 500; the 9Th,
70 acre Farm, worth 5000; the 9Th 10 scre Farm worth
$500; the 7ih nd 9th, each Farm, worth SGe the
9Th ION and a, each acre Farm worth $500; the 9Th,
18th, 4th and l5th each Farm, worth $685. the
18TH 17h, l3th 18Th and 20h eacd acre Farm worth
Nd ali The otbars <yl Vinpo
each Is BY leo feet lying togehe Thereere no banks@
this is moi olieycvey person gets for 50 handsome
Lot OF Ground equal TO city lots
Manner Of Dlstr6H0a Of HerriaNnrNc i1ots a4a fYlse
Fdrms.-Ihe manner OF Distribution W ne a. loiioWs
All the numbers on the Map, from 70 6 WI oe pm MIC
awhee and the first number drawn from tue wheel WIZ
be entitled to the first Pine gnd II inc hrsi number 80
drawn taken out OF the wheel happens TO be ~ or 10
then the person the subscription list ono holds or owns
the substitution number Of $50 25 whatever the
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HOMESTEAD ART UNION.-ART

d and COMFORT COMMUNICATIVE attention Of tae pub
lie Is respectfully directed proposition for the distrbu-
lion Of WORKS OF ART embracing entirely new fee
ture from any heretofore adopted In addition to the GER
ainiy OF procuring elegant and highly valuable EngfaY.
ing which has heretofore sold at y 3d. ~ 81 more man lae
price of subscriptions chance is also reserved for sub.
scrihers 10 obleln
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NNEN,S Sand BOYS CLOTHING, whole
lVb sale md retail! al VERY LOW PRICES. Tie SUP
scbeT JACOB VANDERBILT 81 v Egons oo i1G " co s
I b%-L cnrsists OF over 10000 READYMADG GAn-
aENTs equal every resRef e B Ps s9 e52 w 8i
AEp ode n order in style that cannot be suTpaS3@d
T Tm ne nstropaee is respectfully solicited =, v,,.
~ NJ emeodaF JACOB VANDERBILT, u tui1oL-SN
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TN ~ order surrosRt& Of the C3aa 80
:T1y ysg, to !. Rsfs9s, aaTs .asassd
sa i. c q SsEfS.g s 1SS 9.5 Ss o J a. IS
's1aAfy sff--Oa''s Wv ZANE PATCHED A4saAtse1.l.
,,s- itaa =, RIAssa t4Ia'IaN'
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Observation-Disclosures about pur-
IL chasing Pianos will find it to their advantage calf r
Glenn CO.'S Manufactey, 1874 Fulton-st west OF Broad
way) general assortment OF mahogany and rosewood
Pianos constantly which viii be sold for
approved paper. Dealers supplied on liberal terms,
40 II r GLENN * co 1874 Fuon-st
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This Medicine has cured persons Of different dis
eases Csuch rs mentioned below than all tie other adyer
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The land can be very easily cleared and the cost OF
Element will depend almost entirely upon the settler he
lay much little as he chooses. DO not know
OF any objections the place, to the land for settle
menI the labor and industry which make
full and prosperous settlements in other parts of the coun
try bestowed upon these lands cannot fail TO produce IA
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c1rprNc n!sEASED TIrNGs.

Hectic Fever Night Sweas Dyspepsia, LIVER Complaints,
Gin in the Chest and Asthma aad ne warrants It to arrest
the formation tuberces III the lungs and 10 heal those d.
ready formed so that persons in consumption may take II
with The positive confidence ofacure for s great seat
tons purifying them OF everything obnoxious in iis pro-
gTess and which if applied according todltectons cannot
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XMTAX FLOWER MODELLING

w BOQUETS FOR NEW-YEAR GIFTS OR OR.
NAMENTS-This beautiful and uncommon accomplish
rnent the nearest approach Natureeronzcd by The
Queen Nobility ard Gentry of England is taught IN few
lessons by an English lady, who has just arrived from Lon
don with the highest letters OF inoducton and who has
effected an Agency arrangement with the lady Whois Wax
Flower Artistic to Queen Victoria Terns-Sl per le5son
Boquets made order Apply a. Il Varick-s; corner Of
ResIy. 20 ."
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NOAL-$6, Sc IS, of all sizes-Rcd
Asb frat ouali,v-a good size for Alright Stoves;
also Cunberlard Coal for smiths use h. PERCY,
nN Inns 95 Edrdge-st between Broome aud Grand sts.
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YNSO LET-Two new brick Gothic Cot
q lages 10 Let, being gen eel &c; large Exhibition
Room in Brookyn Rooms in South Brooklyn nnew brick
Houses Rem. cheap Inquire 81 Nassa-s Oft TOWN'
cEMn dill 2wh
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v1OR sALE.-Two three.storv HousEs,

TNOR SALE.-lWo three.Story HOUSES
adjoining each Other, Northwest conirrof Houston
ard Cro.bysreets Marble mnnels folding doors Croton
sgater connection with sewer Would answer wei for
some kind OF business, being near Broadweg-afge hoard
iuhouse or hole VIII he sold separately together
accommodating terms. Apply al no II Waist, secoai
story front room, from to :, p. Nj dill St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

yu1Oys, TOYS, at 50 Johu-st. The
,A.Jnars have imported large and general Gssort-
re, OF ToYs for The Holidays which they oae e. u o b
rnostreasonsoiep f4Gos - - u9otp2s'
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ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
" CURE.-Dr. CARL LOBENZ has succeeded Dr.
Meeker In the Medical Direction of this Institution. The
establishment Is situated Ia souhOrange Essex County,
New Jersey kours ride from the City Morris and
Essex Railway Visitors the Ferry6oet the foot OF
CoruaDd-b 81 AM. and 81 PM. Private Rathg are
attached to 1nost OF tho Palients' rooms e27i
TAR. SHEW'S WATER CURE INSTI-
~ TUITION, corner Twelntst and uniyersty-pacs,
myqG
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TO LET

FSNO LET.--House No. $50 Court-st.
"a Sd door above Baltic Bouth Brooklyn. The House
contains 10 Rooms. besides Basement and Cellar, -Four
Marble Manels and Crates sliding and folding doors NC
Rent S25 per Inquire on the premises or at 3G3
Rronme or 30 BOnd-sl. NeW-Y ork. az 0tE
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ols lawgwsm. CALEB S. GREEN Executors

EOR SALE-A small FARM on the
u banks of The Hudson four miles from Tarry,own and
two miles from Sing Sing There arc Six Acres OF Land,
large House and Barn. plenty of Fruit and Shade
Trees a good Well and e fine Stream of Water running
through The place For further particulars inquire Of JAS
KNOWLTON, near the premises. s5lawnS
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FT7O PRINIERS.-For Sale, good jon
n OYyIcR stus,od in orc of tue business portions
tie city It has been established fifteen years ha'
scoo run OF custom and transient work aud al the
eaYv taertas for executing tie Terms For
further particulars INQUIRE Of CASPER CiIiLDS.
a. aildl6lq III SIssII-st
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HARDIN
PoARDMAN's PATENT IMPRov.

HE'D STEAM BOILER AND FURNACE-The Pat
enee ia prepared sell single territorial rights to
the above named Improvement Recent experiments
have demonstrated that this form OF Boiler edects
ing Of ouehalf the fuel required the best Cylinder
Boiler with fues, and about 20 per cent Of the
used by Locomotive Boilers The heat IS thor
oughly applied the that the temperature II the
chimney reduced below l42 The smoke and combust
bic EaSee are Consumed within tie furnace The etcse
Instantly cXDg ishes fans Or sparks, hu all dagger
from sparks is svoided Ths Boiler very compact Ia
form occupying less space than Any other OF Ike power
ADMINISTRATIONS II. FRrou. Ch.ef Engineer Z. S
Mail Steamer Arctic, n. y; Messrs. MoE Ayres, and
Mr.. D. + JeycoH, Chelsea Iron Works, Tweaty-5ixtst
Scwi crk; Mess5s. TuEEoi, Daily & Co Franklin Forge
F!-stuv New YORK.: Mr.. Joln Mills Mechnis;, $40 FIN
New YORK NJ ". C Smith. s.. AlbGns Vermort and
Messrs GoEtiug G teeu L C0Uro. heeseFile n Y Ad-
dross. post paid Il. BOARDAAN,
ns 2ueod i23 Futon Ct u hoori Scw YORK.
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TOAJI COAJ,il

& NOAL! COAL!.
NJPEACH ORCHARD, EGG AND STOVE, SO 49,
White Ash Egg and Stove SO 25,
KpaId In cash al the Office T. STOKES DIGKERSON,
ia II l07 Anthony-st. Broadway.
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VA CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY
Wv Q ROUSE and SHIP. FURNISHING WARE
ROOMS $50 GRAND-sT. second door east of EsSex-s s,
~ Y where will be found complete assortment OF Feath
Gashiona alec Beds,ead0 Of every description viz Patent
Screw Iron Joint Lock Joint Iron Screw Cottage and
Shades Paper Hangings, Borders &c Mr.. C. would call
particular attention 10 bis styles OF Hair and Spring
Mattresses NB.-Old Beds and Mattresses Renovated
Snd made over equal TO rev bv
de I'm" w. CRAWBUCk. 500 Grandat
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COAL.

6NOAL-Now landing, Peach Orchard
OGrale and Ronge COAT in prime order, aud Of the
first quality. For sale al ewes market rate BY
dan q Broadway. and cor Thompson aud Fourth
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FASHIONABLE HATS.--Just fin
isbed the most splendid article ever offered Elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS at The low priceof s., usually sold
81 o. ALSO an article Mt g. So Nes: Hats al "
~ va BROWN,
n26lm+ l5S Oans-st one door from Sullivan.
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FHlO CAPITAIISTS.-A pood invest-

YHIO CAPITALISTS "A good invest
Z reut For Sac the two Anndsome Lots aud wcl-
built DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 81 end y Carmine-st,
being "a Carnine-s by 100 feet dep htod up
with every oT comfort tnd suitable Tor the
re edence Of respec'abie families for purposes
& 600 or $1,000 ellAin bond and mortgage Also.
fine Lot in Ninth st. 80 feet West Of the Secpnt GV@rue
Snilabl. properly il tho country good easehoid in he
civ would be taken in exchange For particulars apply 20
CHARLES HENRY Smith, Esq,
dI2Iet. Solicitor, 50 WaIst
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WATER CURE.

NNTATER-C CURE INSTITUTE-CITY
" and CObNTRY,-Dr. TRAIL receives Patients al
the comInodious City establishment Is LsghtsI and ~
Oyster Bay l.. |. Communication daily between these
places by sesmboaand railroad General Practice attend
ed TO- Consultations IS no lm*
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a T PRIVATE SALE-Tne valuable
IA Story ard Att House and Lot Of Ground known
IO9 Eightlst Clinton place. The House is D feet by 81
feet in Depth and finished in good style with all modern
improvements for convenience such Groom water, Oal
rooms, kitchen range &c &c. large portion Of the pnr
clsse noley can bond and mortgase For price
and further particulars apply 10 ANTHONY ]. BhEECK-
ER Abandonment Rrohd.si. dl0 lN
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NOAL.-l am selling COAL, IS usual,
" OF the BEST QUALITY cheaper than any other deal
or in the city from my yard Of King and Greenwich
pts (ol0 6w*l PETER CLINTON.
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WHAT'S remarkable, cropis seldom injured by drouh-
there is no part of the country we'e there is SO little in
iurv from drou Long Island nor there any injury
IRON wet-there is no cold land on the island All
the land along the margin of The can be made highly
valuable at small COST for there such thing as food
or freshe as in the interior part of the country by which
often great damage is donemsnch an fyen at, as s
great damage is almost unheard of on Long lsland The
sreums and bays abound in fish aud wild fowl, in great
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HOAL.-RED or WHITE ASH at low
a. est market prices small Nut, s. So large Nut IS 50;
stovs Egg, Sc 75 Lesa taken from boats A1yard,
6T9 Rroomerat near Wooster, aud SIS Bowery.
ala SmS j. WEEKS, Jr 4 NEPHEWS