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By Va. WISE SON, of Virginia.
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M WISE& son, 6udlng ii altogether impossi
IyE. be TO attend personally to tho great number
of daily applications from oil sections oihc Union to
their Remedy Tor Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary to appoint
General Taoelling Agent, to visit different cities
and towns throughou the United Safes, vesting BIN
with authority 10 appoint subagcn:s use and vend
the Hair Tome. and to apply the RES ToRA1lN +,
and TO put them into the hands OF these he may ap
poin, t. operate wherever sufficient lumber of pa.
ticnts IN any town neishbnrhOod shall tie obtained
Can't GEORGE CALVERT, u Fauqlier county,
Va, is lone authorized to act as Gener al Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt, c. may be expected TO visit, as speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of the T.
mon.
N. b. Capt, Calvert will always have On hand q
full supply Of the HAIR TONIC (Which cleanses
the head of dandruff, strengthens and inv gorates
the hair, and prevents II, also, from failing ut,) tor
The region OF country most contiguous TO his opera
tons or it may always be obaued, al wholesale,
and forwarded TO any part ofthe Union, BY address
ing the proprietors, Nj. WISE Il son, Richmond,
Va.
gJ'Pricc SO per doz"n cash. Six bottles for So
or one dollar single hottie,
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HORRIBLE REVENGE.

The Galena Jrnersonian sa,s, among the
overland emigrans for California lasi Spring,
Was Mf. Green. Of " Green's Woo'len Facto
~ Fox River, and Two d his sons, the young.
est youth. II is reported ,ha, White pass,
lug through t,ibc Of iodians, this young
man, naturally full Of ml chef killed asqniw.
The Tribe having became well advised of the
fact, haslened after The company and over
took them, and demanded the murderer. Al
first the demand was resisted; but after the
Indians hid informed them that they would
destroy The company if their request was not
granted, the youth was surrendered into heir
bands. They stripped him, and IN The pres
(nce Of has father and the whole company
hey skinned him from his head 10 hls feet
lie lived four hours after he was thus niyed.
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All. RICHIE.

The Washington Uoion oxclalms, " The
Democracy OF The Union must and Will save
the Uniou." We are glad to hear it. The
DANGERS 10 the Union are the fruits OF their
own war and aggraudzement policy, and II
is no more than right that they should avert
the results Of their own course. Let the
Democracy save the Union, if they can
We expect however, that The Wings viii be
bero,e hand with thom.- llohatain Banner.
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THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
The history of our Revolutionary struggle
n North Carolina is fertile in events both
Eaeic and romantic; end IN many Instances
he tso are so connected as TO be tnsepara
liz. Writer'S have been found IN several
koficns Of the Union, who have Undertaken
h rescue from oLlnloa the Revolutionary
kctdeats Of their respective localities; bu'
\. vet North Carolina has found 30 one 10
|nlerlake the talk for her. Unworthy aud
competent as am to d. justice TO the sub
Get, and unprepafed as am 10 devote that
me aud attention TO it which lis Importance
rmand. sc, ain willing 10 lend my feeble
J 10 in bringing up from the abyss Of lofsc'-
Illness the deed. aud transactions If our Rev.
|lurionafy sifes, the events Of b. gn0e gen
ration that lived 10 ",he ,lmes that tired
meas souls, and a, period (ss,s no" APP
pafertl When Tho world b'eau TO thfo" #
lhe shackles OF tyranny, aud 10 emerge itoa
Iarsnes. Of oppression, ignorance, and SUPER
! ,uon, into the light Of liberty, kno"!eds"
bud true religion.
Il is my iesisa 10 collect and arrange, 4
The form Of sketches, tales, and legendary
omance. the Revolu'l mary incident, Of lh'
Eiaie; and shall feel thai klui to aty per
ton Informed Of any event or iociden, worth
III note. n communicate the same 10 mie. -
WI the State sid me IN my undertaking
1 doubt their 60 operation aud assistance
Mould be to Impsach The paiuolic chatac'e
which they have 50 long cad s. justly m'la
|,aiued Address
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vVASElENG fsAlpsI EASY,
Ez0w tn wash Clothes without Ma.
cLinfs. Mlshin1ids OF Pnunding BarteLs.

g. END NE ONE DOLLAR Free Of Postage, end
- vii sobd you, IS mail. pr n,ed circular,
civ ng plain dtreciprs f3r WASHING CiOlU
that viii enahlc lcfscn to d, all the wa.hing OF
a large isny bCtG;o Breakfast, thus AVOIDING all
the ccDfusl)n Of washing dav. This method re-
quires NJ machines, wash5uards or pounding bar
rels-no Turren'nc, no Camphinc, or other fian~iso
ariicle-NO tUBBlNG THE SKIN OFF YOUR
FINGERS tea'in1 # buttons, and wearing out
clo hes Tn plan SAVES TIE CLOTHES ard
makes ttem whit r, AID n-ver lures the finest Ia
bTc. TIE trr!e Used cost but few cents. for
large washing, and can he obarea anyv here
The ciTcaiar also contains Gltefiioas for CLEAR
SEARCHING, IRONING LACES. WASHING IL
CLEANING SILKS, KID GLOVES, removing
Slams Gifase spots Midew from Linen, Raising
The Nap oil Velyet, &c, &c.
Th,sa arc lie grralesl chemical discoveries Of the
aGe. All the Hotels, scamere, aud large Laundry
establishments ~ ny method Of washing.
10 avoid | laJns and CouAier.eis. be sue to
direct your Letter 70
Madame BCTvtIt,
Patent LaHaGrsss,
43 Aup-strec'. New York Postage Paid.
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|rrhs editor Of the Aurora, piper publish
in Wilmington, 10 speaking OF the friends
tho Union in the South, uses this Language:
Iva tell these srbmissionists TO beware or
.v fad the same fate with The sub
.s;ouiss of the Revolution, aud be hung
a a good Southern s'0pe'soii grape piAe.
Ill, IN hi. audacious and Infamous threat,
.,v 10 this Red R'p.biicdn, that II Will
,,aso, for him to keep himself, with lis
IN, yioe," safely ensconced IN The / rs
Nsw Hanover. The hardy yeomanry OF
West, If need be, will teach him, aud
=. he. lesson which will long be re-
.ube,ed. They have not yet b"eun TO
l,,la,e The value Of The Union" but hen
~, do bepin, they vii lei the arls,ncrals
4 ,abobs of South Carolina and their CO.
;,,ors elsewhere, know, thu, they are not
. South, but a very small minority of the
eop,e Of The South. Aud this same People
| In .tauJ by the Constitution and The Union,
IA per,nit neither to be irampled on, eiheT
,he dl.uai,nis,s Of the North, or the dis.
;opis,. of the South. We tell that editor
Ii his leaders, in sober earnes,ness, that
!, is what the People vii; do; aud that they
70 IN lac consulted before the unhappy We
MS Of disappointed AID unehas'ened an'o''
| IA will be permitted 10 dissolve this union'
IN conclusion, Messrs. Editors, We hope
|ou will give us, up here 10 the back woods
De name Of this ,lorous knight Of the grdp'
ae as il is possible he may at some future
me, stand 10 need Of our kind Offices; other.
# We are TO be hung, II might he some
r.,6ca'.on 10 know The Lame of our hang
WILKES.
.Nols b. the Editors Of the Wa'chman,
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By Last Night's Mail.
From u ashineton.

We have uo,hins .: il'eres, tom Wash.
ington. Oar dates are TO the 2Sh uli., but
promise resolutions. or the appointment Of
The Commiileee &c -.
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laboratory Of ThOWpsOnian SOta.
nic MEDICINES.
EpEsRAENl L. Hs u A Ii e e,

No u SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
BALTIMORE.
rEAS the largest Botanic Establishment IN the
& "A United States, and has always on hand the
most complete assortment OF pure Botanic Medicines
in bulk or put up In neat and h. packages label.
led with directions suitable for retailing. Also the
various Tncturcs and essential Oils, with full as
sorfmen, of Botanic Medical Works, Syringes, &c.
Feb. 8. le50. Ito
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Paper, Type, Presses, &c.

FESIlE subscriber AGEN T of JNO TWHlTE,
Il Ttpe Founder, and Off. HOE & co. Pint.
ing Press Maters-is prepared 10 sell every ar.
tcle in the Printing Line at New York
prices aud has constantly on hand large stock
Of Printing Materials Of all kinds
PRINTING OFFICES furnished complete on same
terms as in New ! ork.
Also. just received and for sale at the lo,oest
prices $500 reams of Cap, Letter, Commercial
Folio Pos, PAPER, American, French, En-
gish Blue Land.
5000 reams of PRINTING PAPER of all kinds
and sizes. Also, Book Paper, medium and
double medium.
500 reams of assortedlmedium glazed and pain.
Envelope of best kinds. and Wrapping Paper,
ALSO,
BLANK CARDS,
Printers, India, Satin Surface Enamelled and col
ored. Also thick Cards for Rail Road Tickets,
ALSO,
Printing Inks of all kinds.
The subscriber is also Agent for Paper Mills
and can supply Printing and Writing Paper OF all
kinds al lowest prices.
JOSEPH WALKER.
l0l Eas, Bay, Charleston, sc
Nar.s o-;f
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FRANK. |. wilson.
ku'hcrfurdton. y. c.

~ b. w III The Editors Of papers in North
larohna ahllge me by giving the above an
a,ettlon IN heir columns know TO whom
appeal, and do not apprchend a refusal.
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Attornsy for Prosecuting Claims ut
the City of Washington.

FEyIIE bsciber undertakes the collection, settle.
r mcul and adjustment OF all mlnner Of claims,
accounts or dcmancs against the government OF the
uuj,cd states OF any Foreign State or country be-
fore Comms- toner's, before Congress, or before any
Of he public Departments at Washington.
The procuring OF patents, Army and Navy Fen
sons the collection OF accounts against the Govern
mcni. all Land Claims, and every demand or other
business Of whatever kind requiring the prompt and
rfi-con, services Of an Attorney or Agent.
4 residt nee Of fourteen years at the Seat of the
Federal 6 iytrnment, with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
Of business al tie dileron; Offices, well as in Con
rrcss; added TO his free 10 the ahlest legal
advisers ii needed lstitios the undersigned IN pledg-
ing The fullest sat sfactlon and the utmost dispatch
TO hose who may entrust their business 10 his care.
Beng well known to the greater part OF the citizens
of Ihis District, aud to many gentlemen who have
been members of Congress in the last t@elv1 years.
If i deemed useless 20 extend this notice by special
reference. Communications must be prepaid IN all
uasrs.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature and
extent at the business, but moderate in all cases
Address, Ii. c. SPALDING,
Washington. d. c.
N,v 20 1910 ST.
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The Rev. Porter Clay, last surviving full
brother Of the Hon. Henry Clay, died al Cam.
den, Arkansas, on the 10 h ult., N the rs!
year Of his age.
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Sharon Academy,
q miles SentIs of Charlotte. +. c.

s- fsFnE 81 session of this
NaE & school vii toHmehee
gew@sN; on Munduy. the 81 of Deem
ls..A 5zsEz-A her next.
t.. .taslN sc--sslsz=S TRIMS PER SESSION CT
-ze- .-------.- 8 E1ONTRS.
Or,hoerophy, Reading md W'nrg, So W
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic
aid Rhe,oric. SIS 90
All higlcr II. lish Branches s. 90
Gre,k J,,in aud French. Sl2 so
For any number Of days less than month ~ cents
Jcr day.
The Academy is fsr.removcd from scenes oil vice
and dis. ration, the location beautiful and healthy,
and he moral character Of the neg bnfhood such
recommend Itself TO all parent. and guard ans
The undersigned would. therefore. respectfully ask
liberal patronage from this, and adj lnlrg WENT.
ties II is Il err purpose having the use OF build,
ing sufficiently large to accommodate some ~ or ~
students, 10 make not only good, but permanent
school Students will be charged from the time OF
entering and 10 deduction mnde, except IN cases OF
proirnctvd illness.
D>Good Boarding can be ,btain' S6 per mnnth
T. VI. KIRKPATRICK P,ineipit.
II. C. ALEX ANDER, Assistant.
November 90, 1919. 4tt
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e. Notice.

vNTrISLAiD or SIOLEN from The subscriber
Sa-A shoIt time SINCE. Pokct r Jok eiih one
Aole - ii on WA. Caldwell to lao huudrcd sud
aisy six dollars, th two credits on il; one Note
On Henry CANCER for fifteen dollar; and one re-
ceipl on J. G. Flow. fl er, ior one hund Ell
dIars. All persons are iotcWarnei tr-tHg for said
Notes and Tie makers are notified not 10 pay them
to ANY bat m set.
|. j. ALFX lNDER.
March 81, 1850. ti9
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Final Notice.

Tie SubseIbcrs on the lst Of November last dis
POSED Of their entire stock OF " rchlnd 10 Mes
SptaV & Allison, who viii continue business at
nc siwe plaee.
|. is cor wish 10 close our t>anding business
seen practicable and would eurucs Y ask all per-
sons indebted TO come forward without delay and
IN he faynents, as udu gence may not be expected
TEete are also many Accounts and No'c> due w
w. Ems indivi ually. which remain unpaid, some
Of long standing. It is hoped that those in arrears
70 either of tie Two conctrns, will make prompt SGT
Elements, as the business must be ciosea
A. II Mar ia vii alsays be found AZ the Store
&c S,r4lt 4 All son v 10 is duly auhorz TO make
settlements.
W. W. ELNS & co.
peceuhcr 81 lSI0. 4s
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MoRGAETON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

IN HE Seernl Session Of this Institution will cem.
- meuce ~ tle l5ld Of April aud close en- the
l5!h Of September
J ". WILSON. Principal.
Mss HYATT Assistant.
Mo-. Ann Il. ERWIN, Instructor in Music.
March -, 1850 I'm
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WILKES.

,N,is b. the Editors Of the Waterman.
the name of he Aurora editor, is HenTy L.
VoIe.
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Nov. 80, 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

CRY Couar-Before Judge Greenwood, and
AID Taylor a,ld Denike. The Ultsy cose-T6e points
decided by the Court onhe motion TO quash the Indictment
were:
isl, That in an Indictment pnder the S6h section Of the act
gealing TO forgery e 4. s. SAD II IS unnecessary 70 STAG
The pane OF The person inSnde 10 DC dsIsudeo auoSSu
the rule is different at common le%
I'd Tha, All indictment for forgery mast sci ioFb '9e
ienorof the instrument, show Oh the iace OF II SUN
cient reason for FOL doing SO.
Sd Ec the latter obeconis fatal on motion OF arresl
of judgment. writ Of error but that IN cases oil ndct
ents The higher otenses especially such US are OF
character 10 eject the public, tho court will exercise the
discretion which is vesled in them By refusing 10 uash ae
eee OF which syould be TO discharge the Tecognlance
and leave defendant his motion arrest OF Judgment
writ FMS tSill enable the District Attorney to
aase new bill found ii h thinks The public interest call
iorst.
Bseyef-rhe rial of Jonathan Beecroil was called on
yesterday morning, bat consequence OF tue panel o.
profs not being sufficiently grge, was postponed nnh4
Today The court then adiopInel
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,noIprs Of the 18th Oct JAMES r SUTHERLAND IA
the 27thyra' Of hs ase, Of disease o. the heart
HIS taker 10 Sysek nteJrnent
Al snsbutsh OCT % JOHN Rush DlAS, aged IS years
The ln+nd of the family respectfully
nal this (Thusdsy} afternoon, So clock resdsnce
ESQ South FoUr,h - " itSnshursh
At Portland Oregon Territory 81 Of
els Car knNAkD STORY late master rTg Emma Preston
On the morning OF the l7b Oct hoard sssrhp Asa
her passage so Liverpool ofonSul pou PETER WILSON Esq
late OF ,hls Cay, IN the ash Of his
Or "Wednesday morning Oct So JAMES Janes
Mary Anu Lsbsbtsiy. Hsed HeaTs AID 7 mouths
be friends of h f'R and also h grandfather Light;
BODY quested on THURSDAY a-rnp
Sab inst 1t O'Clock from 50 Na.Aet.st
e. NJ nmouIh IN ~ psperS will Please no;ice.
On Tuesday eyeuhg Oct =. the age Ma
NARY ANDRUSS et of the late Mr. Elijah Andruss Newark
Nj.
Pes snd and those Of her law COPELAND ara
invited 70 atef her from her late residence Is B=ecA.r st,
on FItsY Oct 50 at 10 O'clock AM Her viii 70
Newark, n, ]. for in,ermept.
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FINANCIAL
E.2ARAfERSr RANK OF kENrllG

E+7ARAfERS' BANK OF KENTUCKY.
STOCK al lie FARMERS BANK KENrU CKY.-TTfSe.
tors of tie a5oye atns Bunk Ier Agents a city 10 r.
ceye Subscriptions 20 ~ Gopliel Stock 10 liz auosn q
S20n Gao ei7e uui sc dat Books for bat purpose a,s
row o{eil q, the ct. &c 90 NINSL0W, LANiER & CO
50 Walst wiee Subscriptions 'FI DC received erl Ia.
i've tbopsand shar Of sec esch are auaar5ed to be
sold 81 par; $50 on a.lS be pdi 81 ia- tine Of
subscribing 80 ee i5. day OF January reNs, uS5l);
the residue subject esd by hc Board OF Directors Par.
hes al the time OF subscribing may, however Ply Tor then
shares in iul Il So GspCsCd
This Bank charered hy the Legislature 81 keneky
Rl's 2si ses5cn it sppy - part lie ucaa"a iof aote
capal growing At ire wholesome business wants OF
the ci@es OF NE staIe, TIE present Banking capital beng
aoseief lnaGeaa't lnt eharter IS Hbeiat ~ Us pro-
Vsieas mas tir NsT> O faa. Win no pc"er reserved by
the I.eg-atu ~ any wise 10 alter control Y The Cap
iis stock -, see, 200, al which about S7ooee has
already been taken ~ NDmcky, the residue excepting the
StGG00 here oGTej will be taken by citizens Of that
STATE and elsewhere. The Bank with several OF Is
Branches Is now iu operation The Mother Bank is To-
Gated at Frankfort The at OF Government rhe State OF
Kentuckv believed BE- q most favorable aa secure To-
cation o Banking Capr. The exports OF lie State are
very great, consisting principally Of hemp, cora caue
far which large amounts of Exchange the South ami
North are offering % The Banks
The high credit 81 OF Kentucky ard tina, Of her
Banks are evidence ct what this new Bank Vii be; the
credit and standing Of her Banks are equal 10 those OF any
cider State nts Union their notes form ar imporantpa
OF the circulating medium Of the Mississippi Sey passing
No Banks IRE better managed their current dividends
now beng from Eight 10 Ten per cent per anplm with
large denominations OF surplus reserve finds, and their
stocks are now considerably above par N the market
The charters OF most II not ell OF the other banks N The
Western and Southwestern States expire WITHIN the next
twelve wears.
The Farmers Bank of Kentucky having thirty years 70
run VIII have field OF circulation of great value TO i1s
The management of this Bank is in highly respectable
and able hands. ,..,.,
equal to any other Sank in the State.
he viii be happy 10 give any additional information, and
nav be found daily a short tne at the Offices otihe nif
Peniphetcopies OF statement aud charter OF the BanR
may be had on application us YORK, Oct u 1850
WtSSLOW, LASTER Il co. % Wallst-
o24 I'm WARD 4 co 81 Wailst
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M a a r TE

On "Wednesday, Oct Y3 by Rev Dr. Pnce, LUCiAN H0AD
LEY 70 HESTER ANN eldest daughter Of Thomas Slower Egg
AT Baltimore, Wcdne.day. Oct. To- by Rev BHhoa Waugh
JOHN L WEEKS, Of MOBILE, 10 MARGARET KIRKLAND Of
BALTIMORE
AtRoston oc' A. by Rev T. D Cook Mr. J. S REpFELD Of
Sew:fotA 20 aiIs ELl2ABETH JONES et sooth Boston
Scrsoae, Westohsst-r Co n Y. Oct Rev Dr. Tyns
JAMES H. loWNLEf to HARRIET WARD-si Of ths City.
Al Philadelphia "Wednesday oct s. by Rev. ijrUss'ca
JOHN J. pRAkE or this City, MARY f. daughter of James
Raymond, Esq Of Garnet n. y.
eduesdgy Rev Henry ludlow Of Poughkeep
sic, Mr. WIN RENEY BURR 70 Miss JULIA ALICE sIM0NroS
both Of this City.
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ADRIAN II MULLER, AucuoneeF.
THHO FMIGARNTS, FARMERS, ME-

u CHANICs. and orHERs-PERENIPToRY SALE
OF 200 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND ON LONG Is
hDRIAN H MULLER will sell at Auction on WE'D
NESDAY the 18Th day OF November next at II O'Clock, at
the Saesroom, No. I Wallst corner of Newest
1900 ACRES of valuable land lying at and near hledord
Station on the Long Island Ralroad.i
Medford Station situated in the town of Brookhaven,
Suffolk county, s. miles from Brooklyn us the point OF
communication by railroad, between NewYork and the
village Of Patchosue, Porteherson and Bepor as well
other smaller places and Is one OF the most important
way points the road. The station is four miles from
Patchogue, and ten from Port Jefferson AS iswe known,
the Long Island Railroad IS one OF the established routes
between Newly ork and Boston.
The soil embraces every variety, from pure loan to
slight oamy sand is susceptible of the highest cultivation,
and from the facilities obtaining seaweed and fish tor
manure well materials for compost, II ID III every re-
spect adapted to modern agriculture
The tract is covered with OAK and pine grown oil va
rous sizes and many thousands OF cords OF Wood
some valuable building timber Water of the best quality
The southcrly boundary is one mile and tree quarters
from the centre OF Patchogue the n0rherly nhe mics RON
Long Island Sound There mills, schools and churches
within few mics and the country around Is lS hg up
1t s estimated that within year upwards OF three hundred
persons have purchased lands IN me lhedu1c fClyJ ot
In ever respect these lands are iwochy the attention of
EMIGRAN TS. FARMERS MECHANICS and OTHERS
in want OF home and place where, by moderate industry
and economy, anindependence may be secured
For the convenience purchasers the properly mas oeea
diydednto ten acre lots which viii be sold sngy, with the
pnyilegeof one more ofthe adjoining lots
The whole will be sold without reserve, on me olloWn8
conditions Ten percent and the Auclioneers lees on me
day sale twenty-five per cent on before the it gay OF
December next when the deeds VIII be ready Tor deVery
and the remainder, being 20 per cent may remain on poHd
and mortgage the option OF the purchaser Tor years az
per cent-interest payable semi-annualy.
The title is indisputable
property. apply to the Auclioneef
n B-The Boston ruin leaves the Long Island railroad
depot nj BROOKLYN at a NJ every day arrives at Medofd
at l2 NJ and passes its return TO Brooklyn III " r nj
thus giving an opportunity to examine the lands ana return
o peTson vii be in at.endancea the station show the
property. ''''l o~' 's
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a. NJ. MERwtN, Auctioneer.
pY BANGS, BROTHER q co. 204
4SBROADWAY.-Cash advances made upon all con-

REGULAR FALL PARCEL SALE
Or ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BooKs-M0NDAY, Nov
r. l25G-B b. i Co solicit consignments for the sale as
above The invoices aready received from London give
assurance attractive catalogue ard the period
selected for the will afford excellent opportunity for
the disposal OF Standard and Miscellaneous Books and Of
such as are particularly adapted TO the Holiday Season.
The Catalogue viii be issued early day, invoices
should therefore be furnished Immediately.
7 PRIVATE SALE.
large assor Of printing AMI wiring papers Also.
Bohns very valuable and popuiGr series under the titles Of
the Standard Library the Classical Library the Antigua
ran Library the Scientific Library, and the Illustrated Ii
bary each embracing the best Books Issued in the best
style and unparalleled in cheapness The last Issues,
which Just received the second volume of the new
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