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North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

iHE ADVANTAGES OF RAILROADS. Cattle in for
mer years were merely raised and grazed the extern
sve prairies of the West and driven to the State of
Ohio to be fed but of late years they have been most
" graln-fed west, and driven slowly east to market
The cost and shrinkage of these cattle, we learn from
the Indiana Sentinel, in driving them the Atlantic
market from this State, is over $40 per head the
beef loses much of its juicy sweetness the process
OF driving The cattle near three months on the
road and arrive in large droves at the ces tempor
aFy glutting the market All this. that paper saws,
will soon be remedied. When the continuous line
Of railroad from Philadelphia through the States of
Ohio and Indiana, now rapidly being constructed,
shall be completed these cattle be carried on the
cars from Anderson. the point where the drover's
route strikes the line Of tie Bellefonaine Railroad
at heavy saving to the drovers to the actual ex-
Pense and shrinkage, leaving the beef fresh and
sweet. There will be another advantage in this
change of process. In getting these cattle to MARKET
the droves can have them kept at the end of
the railroad much cheaper Sunti the demand beef
at the cities is right. and then by telegraph give
tice and have them sent forward the cars in such
numbers as may be required, in few days. This
change in the process Of carrying fat CATTLE
woule doubtless be beneficial to all concerned.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

Horace Greedy, the Philosopher of the New York
Tribune comes back from his European tour, the
Mirror says, completely metamorphosed-wit whis-
kers and moustache, leather boots, gold watch
chain, with bunch of 6: charms attached; little
Jimmy French hat, turned up the sides fancy pam
falcons, with broad stripes and straps white cravat
buff vest long-waisted, short-skrted black frock
coat; and little sckee. with the head of Cerito
in ivory on the top! He has the European polish,
then, we suppose. The Mirror says that his friend
don't know him but we venture to say that he knows
them, nevertheless.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23
Aggregate product

Aggregate pGoaucL Do0A
In the foregoing esti nate. the bales ofCotton in the
greater number of the districts were reduced by the
gentlemen reporting them to average of 400 pounds
to the bale. Making allowance for the cotton retain
ed for family use, the Committee believe that the
crop will little exceed 5000 baes making $4,000
lbs, which at IL cts pei pound will yield $28s, ,OOO
If the naval stores corn, bacon and lard sold from
the county be added the value of the Cotton CROP
the aggregate value of the sales of the crop of Edge
combe county for 1850, will exceed the of $780,,
900. The crop of cotton of 1889, as shown by the
census of 1910, 1928 ; of 1849, shown by the
census 1850, 5000 bales. For several years past
the quantity of Cotton planted has been gradually in
creasing but the chief of the continued ncreas
ing crop is to be found in the liberal of mud, mar
ashes lime plaster and putrescen manures, draining
and deep ploughing. There are many farms in this
county that will yield 1000 lbs. of seed cotton per
acre-and some few that will yield from l3 to 14O0
lbs. per acre. Many of our farmers during the two
last seasons have produced from four to five bales of
cotton the hand besides ample stock of provi
sons. ROBERT R. BRIDGERS,
JOSIAH LAWRENCE,
BAKER STATION.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23
TO CAPITALISTS.

A BOOK is opened Cedar Falls under the direc-
tion of James F. Marsh, for the subscription OF thr
tyve thousand dollars of additional stock in the Cedar
Falls Manufacturing Company in shares of 81 600 each,
and will be kept open until the st Monday in October
next which is the day for the semi-annual meeting of
the stockholders of said Company and all subscr
bcrs invited attend at that time. The purpose of
the enlargement of the stock of the Cedar Falls Manu-
featuring Company is rebuild and improve the Facto
ry house and site formerly owned by tie Randolph Man.
ufacturing Company of Frankinsvile, of which they
have become propretors, which improvement proposed
to embrace the manufacture of wOen well cotton
goods. JNO. B. TROY, Pres.
Cedar Falls, August 6, 1851. q s3-4tw
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

WORTHY OF ATTENTION. At this season of the
year, when thunder-storms prevail, it should be gen.
erally known how to reanimate persons who have
been struck with lightning. AS soon as they are
discovered, and before they recover animation,
two buckets of cold water should be thrown upon
them. 1t seldom fails to restore suspended anima-
ton, and was used successfully it will be recolect-
ed by some of our readers upon Mr.. Griswold, west
of this city, few years ago, when he was supposed
to be entirely gone. Inda0nopoHs Jourf0I
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23
JUST TO HAND.

nNE half Pipe Cogniac Brandy, Dark,
~ Is Pale,
Golden Sherry Wine
Madeira Wine, S=H
Cases Claret Wine, ali Of the pures, quality, snd
selected for Medjcal purposes. --f-. F.. .-
$4,000 Superior Havanna Cigars, ..-aa.
IA dozen Congress Water,
l2 Seiflitz Powders
I2 Soda do.
And a large supply of
Essences. spices, Cooking Wine, Drugs, Paints,
Medicines, Chemicals, Tobacco,
and Perfumery,
which will sell very low.
p. F. PESCUD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUesIsr.
No. l6 Fayetteville ST.
Raleigh, N. c.
August 20. 1851 Sd
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

,. WRONG. We are surprised to see that Soma oe,,.
whio nrsU papers have followed the slang of the
nowIedGa IN calling those candidates who dont ack
as tboug6 th the right Of secession Union candidate
sion Were not No %Gs who advocate the right of
wSo dsnv me right better Union men tban ,bnao
isis out S s. we know of none that are disunons
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

CARso OF SHoEMAKERs. Among the items of
California intelligence lately notice the ar;
rival of 223 Chinese in one vessel at San Francisco
OF the entire number all except two shoeakers
the two exceptions are lawyer and physician
the party bringing with them their own legal and
medical advisers. All their names, except for COM
menced with the letter A. - Ball. finer.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23
Telegraphed for the BaItimore Sun1

LOUISVILLE, Aug l6. The Esoos, Cy Hpf ol%m, gre.
to Od OGnea to the growing tobacco crop, as also
TO-, 10 corn I'm and other vegetation 1t is now esmateJ
will ne b ynetE Of tobacco in Kentucky and Tennessee
Three new cases of choIera occnrra5 g.,
Sy nave produced no alarm. The disease is abs,iDg
we continue to receive accounts from haIo., &
dons oy the recent storm. Much injury has been
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23
BRINKLEYVILLE VINEYARD,

.9ll0 EnLe1TOl1t7Ic7lL EHcTCtIs
A heretofore, and on same TERMS all guests during
N vintage season, accommodated TO the extent OF the
propretors abilities, and especially Pic Mics, or
Saturdays and Wednesdays. .
When recoIleced that millions of christians in vine
yard the debasing vice Of drunk
is scarcely known) drink wine every day, and
many every meal will be eded by all the candid
and intelligent, that the Uneydrds merca, the
will! true christian temperance prevail The uf'1e
yard Bible sanctioned means Of renL Temperance
drinks 3 And all knowing the fact, that thousands
in Europe promote their health, repair annually
the vineyards of Switzerland TO make grapes and wine
readily appreciate, only the subscribers noble vine
yard enterprise {the most successful in the SonbJ
but also his best endeavOrs to entertain satisfactorily vis
tiers to his establishment! ..
SIDNEY WELLER
BFinkleyyille, N. c., Aug. 8, 1851. 82-2t.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23
NOTICE.

TUNHERE will be meeting of the Board OF Trus-
IL of St Johns College, at Oxford Wednesday
the Sd OF September next.
A full attendance Of the members is earnestly
quested, matters of much interest TO the Institution
will come before the Board
By order OF the Board
J. T. LITTLEJOHN, Sec'y.
Oxford, July %, 1851. So
Newspapers in the State friendly TO the Institution
nj cOuv
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

DIR. Parr. when boy at Harrow had so very old
face for his age, that one day his contemporary,
Sir William JONES' said, looking at him, 8. Parr, if
you should have the good luck to live forty years.
you may stand change of overtaking your face.''
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

with turpentne, and put into the wardrobe or draw
for single day. two or three times year. is a
sufficient preservative against moths.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

The Lord Chief Justice Kenyon once said to a rich
asking his opinion to the probable of
son Sir let your forthwith spend his fortune
marry and spend his wfes and then he may be expee-
ted to apply himself with energy to his profession"
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23
A FRIEND OF THE ROAD.
TFrom the Tarhorough Press.]

COTTON Crop OF EpGEcomBE County IN 1850.
The undersigned were appointed Committee, by
the Edgecombe Agricultural Society, to ascertain
nearly practicable the crop of Cotton of the last
year, made in this County. The Committee feel con-
fident that they now answer with certainty the
enquiry so often made by our farmers, how many
bales of cotton did this county make last year
The plan devised by the Committee to ascertain
the number of bales to request two more gen.
temen in each Captains district to enquire of each
owner or manager of cotton gin, how many bales
of of the growth of Edgecombe of the crop of
last year he had packed during the season? In the
districts bordering other counties deductions were
made for cotton brought to the gins from other
seed estimated. The report of the committee
shows the products of the several districts, but
only the number of bales packed large quanti-
carried into an adjoining dstrc, be ginned and
packed.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

Voltaire's definition of physician is: IS An un-
fortunate gentleman expected every day to perform
miracle namely, to reconcile health with intemper-
ance.1
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23
THE Cuban Revolution.

CHARLESTON, Aug. ls. Private accounts from
Cardenas state, on the most reliable authority, that
the accounts of the uprising perfectly correct
that the government cannot put down in less than
year.
General Lopez was anxiously looked for. Every
thing is SO arranged that he make safe landing.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

an old bachelor, who edits paper somewhere in
the Western country, puts Melancholy Accidents
as head for marriages in his paper. --aa
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23
The arkansas ELeckinn.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 16. Johnston, the Souther
Rights democratic candidate, is undoubtedly electe
to Congress.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

The FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE AT BUFFALO. dis
patch in Saturdays Sun, stated briefly that fugitive
slave had been given up Buffalo, New ork though
there was fruitess attempt at We have
further particulars, follows:
He secoLd cook of the steamboat Buck Eye
State, and named Daniels, claimed fugitive slave
from Louisville, KY, by man named Moore. The
arrest on Friday kept as still as possible but the
report spread through the city, and large crowd
collected around the building in which he was con-
fined. An attempt was made to take him to Jail in
private carriage, but very large and excited crowd
blocked up the passage, seized the horses by the bits
making threats of violence if he not released.
The fire bells were rung, which served in measure,
to dsperse the crowd, and he then taken to the
watch house, still followed by large crowd. Dan
ies taken before the U. S. Commissioner, Hon.
H. K. Smith, that afternoon for a hearing and the
proof of identity and ownership being fully estab
lished, his honor remanded him back to his proprie
tor, Mr.. Moore of Louisville While on his way to
the Court House, in the custody of the Deputy Mar
shal, the carriage was attacked and stopped by the
mob, but except few knock-downs, no injury was
done. Daniels was notified this morning that he had
better leave for Canada, but chose the risk of
being rescued going away. The city is quiet,
though great excitement has prevailed during the day.
During the arrest the fugitive severely inuled
by blow on the head inflicted by the claimant. A
warrant for his arrest charge of assault and bat
tery has been issued and he has been arrested ard is
now in jail. 1t reported that he will be tried
Saturday morning.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-23

Very Singular Occu1rence-.3sOnishing Presentiment.
NORFOLK August IL. most singular and won
which, it Cor the fact actually having
red would seem too incredible for belief. 1t seems
that German named Gherkin, professor of music,
went early in the forenoon of Saturday under
taker and ordered his con requesting that it be made
Immediately, alleging that he was going to die that
evening, and that he should positively want it.
The man was apparently in good health. and seemed
perfectly sane in mind. The undertaken, as matter
of course, supposed tile man either esting derang
ed, and consequently paid no attention to what he
said. The man soon left the establishment and went
home. and in short time afterwards took his bed.
ming was corpse. There was no evidence of his
having taken any poisonous drug. The matter is
wholly unaccountabIe, and has produced much sur
prise. How why he should have had foreshad-
ing of his approaching end is mystery known only
10 the Great Arbiter of Events.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
OOO BROADWAY to LET.-Four va

stsDs1 nous sized OFFICES or ROOMS to let with
north lights rents from s. Is per month 70 S2 ~ Sla-
professions Apply the Lafayette Merctue %
Dreullscs jeO 3tTuTh&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

u sum.-Ths farm rs situated on LONG ISLAND, 81
miles from New ork two mules north Of Deer-park sta
ton the Long Island Railroad and contains -
l2l Of which swoodand The lhudngs CONSIST Of good
two-sto dwelling house, large barn cattle sheds two
corn-chS two vegetable cellars hrew-houSe wagon
house sc The crops all Rooi and can be had, II de-
aTod ANY G,r proportion Of the purchase money can
MAN on mortgage at per cent kor further particulars
applVt BROW n BROTHER,
itil St. House aud Land Axenis ~ Authoay-st v Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
NERY MANY GENTLEMEN n,o Al.

ficed with tenderness II the ska n shs--- ,,s,
such COT RAlDS ITALIAN NEDlCAIEo soap
hard salt wster aii..s ed ~uucuIfr irritation rem -
e-rT pmpie and every loneliness sui r@Giers me "a
SIT snd snooth Il - re,reosrf tfr very best sls,ss
compound ever used 10 Issa>. ,rourziuls >,t1 -
soDnsudod Possessing ani.,s max as lrf Ia -.
ssoation and cuassfs .ou q as,as .rsu, m >si4 "a.
der Is nj tncc tAe hos; q .as 4icaas .-4a
u salt Raeua. S, .1tala. Rias..ofm Erla..ol. S3s,
BotcheS. Sll5 lra. Ire A.cs Tan Sl,aNA0sS R,.l,.s
Roughnes, &c. lisa ear. lD- reveal -. astlrs. sll.r
- The orlrcr q. wa.h they tav1 served o. $40 tJ
RAtDS POI Dhk> ~ HIlLk>. tcs..ast f.- t.e t,,l
rrrpafln 40 sgycrgIl human gir from arT ,i nf %,
hod, >u gearrs; pm scv need terrci - crl-- a.
modification of wearings rol> er''--sn- '.T 20
prorrriv glne nnshand. l~.fner invrr D,l
RAIDS IINt 10 HktN DNE - positively sul ~ns,'s,
NAton. ~aIiae 30 color fti. l.1s nr sfss bar
ssaluing tao ssla. COT RAUDS HAth kE>rORArlvG
o. Cik(ASSiAN GLOSS. lss o4ls tt>i1.es HAr. dat
caadrua itching and disease % De sap, All = "a ~
sst. C.cccouS rrc. a-l. ~ Using -A..r -
heads GOURAuD'S LIQUID ROUGE an1 LILY
WHITE ere equally pred = the LADIES' Ncag n MAI.
mat Dr FEIIN GOCRAUDS celebrated r1i'c. r-en,ra
sons car only h- obtained genuine ~ hs Depot - walker
- frSt sore from Broadway
pha Bates Jorlsn. ~ w,shnston-~t Boston, Grs,a
/ CO Worcester. Csd~cl, New Bs-iiold A p Gsiil
Bangor D RobIsca Portland We g FNsue 3 s.
Ch-rss-st O. A solomon & CO N,ssnnth. storm,
Hudson. " ) y lyss. Salon h-'..- ,.l \ %. A9,-
~ Charleston. 5 {. Gayu0r Wood Richmond C1..s
Detroit. Michigan Carleton Co, i.owe. Goscll Hart
trc Bss 4 NsTcns. Springfield. A.ocgi F1rrT, MAJ
chester y H.. Post Willis. Rochester, \ II Dsgsi,S
Paterson. Y , K Taylor. Newport; Y l. Pc'er smith,
corner OF Flah .nd N.lnutSt Cincinnati, Mg-phy \
CO Canton. Mississippi; Mrs 4. d Webster. Mats,a.
lad heston \ Co. 81 Lonis. DO. Robert C,neron,
Bndsegort, Couns ryuh'f' fGronto. { CO..
Crocheron MD, CshNbs. Al, Isaiah snyder, Hones-
G4le Pa Dame Fuller. PessSs , Ny, II bV".
Hudson Koysor Mcdowell. II ,lurs Jno O"eas,
LlberIy-.t, Ct-s Cyrus LAVAL l.,on; Pa. Ana seas.
rally hroushoui the Vaoa DSAle.' supplied ~ lSe.a
tssn.s for cash Ic5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

ARTIFICIAL TEETH Inserted,
! without removing tho Oh ross.. BY a.n4s 2hszis
pressure " springs J. FOWLER. l36 Spring st below
t3-scne m24 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

ALL SOLDIERS of the late MbAICAeN
~ war 49,. So. amt the GoyeCnment Tor
LAND WARRASTs ExTRA, PAY .5 s >. At he iadan
soa Hso so~sIs o , h .. Or m nor children Of ,ch
sder: Who A.. esed to ooa 5 S oss a5i f
esaH4 e,il"cte ,nS sarrauis bought under the DeS
IsesonAs pee &C.,, 80 G G. sHUFELDT. Nsssa1,st
nsUe ApvV" thee doors from Wan-st.
uYaO lms '-'N~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
LOTS for SALE.-Tvo of

V the bsst LOTS SeVenth-sv.. we% see. betweea
Twenty second and Twenty third two LOTS Iwen
" sec0nd VI md on Twenty rsst near Seventh
Inc improvements and 70 be made on ths Avenue
and in he ycItv render thR property very desirable APP
nj, 10 reef IN z n CHESTER, 81 Wall-st.
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FOR SALE g. TO LET.

A HOUSE and LAND, at YONKE Frs,
I n for SALE. cheap The well Known rs iencs, =,
sss,r~azn Suuson. ESQ II applet f1r immedl1tey W"
sold low with acres u and, s ad N a SIM
satng terms. Apply TO Dir. J n JENNlN"S' ~ ~.
RON. the - yD-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
MEDICAL.

MRS. NJ HAYES, FultOn-st. Brook
We I'm Is agent flr the sale of DR.. HOOFLANDs
celebrated GERMAN BITrERS. prepared ~ Dr. c VI
Jackson. phadei Ia The superior virtues oi ihss me-
c.ue for tho TO II LIVER Complaint. Nervous DeoiI'
Dyslogsa. sc. are to- well Au0wE to roluio cln9A1
hcre je.4 6wMW&SA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

nALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
NTRACTOR The Original and only GeOulne. IN the
new eureo and he large boxes for sale 81 the Ds6t as
Broadway DALEY Inventor and ProPueior
t. hC had also 4 Ii@Vl&nd. K.es5 Co, " Towns
end : Co 4 b ( d Sands c V CllSAeass & Co. and ~
RgShtoGs- -
CAUTION.
Avoid corrte-f9its the old Jc3 lmIuThSSh
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VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT for

hsAIE-The subscriber offers for sale ms beautiful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing about twenty acres
N high sate Of cultivation situated IN ihe town a a.
h. White Plains about miles from Rye Depot where the
r.ns leave SIT or seven DAY FOR New-York The
csoD ~ very desirable having an extensive we" Of sons
m res ~ onS Island Sound and accent country Ths
house large aud newly bV, good style, win an o.
ssrVatOry and containing twelve roofns also aIse ch-
attached Ush other COBvenienCes large barn. der-
70 carriage grsnary, ice and poultry houses &c; IheIe
VARIETY OF peaches apucOs ounces, grapes ana
raspberres full bearing The lawn - lad OH IN waiks
mi PLANTED with variety Of choice fruit and Ornan0IIai
tTees and shrubbery Fer fufther parteuars inquire 81
EENRY NJ CARPENTER, 4Gs Pearl-st. or ISAAC CAR
PENTER. Jr on the premlses Je0 lh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

~ storv brek HOUSES and LOTS Of ground known as
No los and iC7 East Twenty fra st between Second anu
Third avenues SIZE Of houses each 2j1O feet SIZE o. LOIS
..rh 300 feet inches m depth large portion u me
,nr~hssa money can on bond and mortgage h0f
erjce and further particulars apply 70 -
AA'i'D~'' - BrOad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
DU1LDING CONGRATULATIONS,

n Don the Hudson Riyer-For SALE several very fine
PLOTS varying from two 20 ten each also hand
some stone DWELLING HOUSE with from four 10 TWEEN
five acres handsomely located the Depot and m the
vicinity of tho best improvements beng made m that
village The property sold ~ close up and divide an es-
tne and i offered on easy terms Persons wishing to pur
sbase ON the line Of the requested % notice this
property as II is desirable For aud terms apply
h. JOHN BUTLER, Jr., AuctOuesr, 80 Wlllam-st, up
starr or Al hs offce IN TarrytOwn my2s lltW&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
a Yalnahle WATER PRIVILEGE md

IA MILL for SALE or 10 LET-A mil privilege con-
tanning fall " - feet on Eo'or- TAXING s'ieam Oh
dles and about IS OF land Also substantial granite
Mil 40x60 three stores and an attic with ana
main shafng therein FIVE dwelling 10 two tenemens
each dye house house barns SC thereon standing
miles from harbor ON Narraganset Bay The proposed
Panfeld Railroad will within few rods OF the mil
Tue mil and privilege will be sold To-" applied Tor soon,
% will be let fr series Of reasonable terms For
further Information apply personally or ~ letter 10 ana
VIM WAKEFIELD, Mansion House, Providence X l.
my paw xStf
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pELIEF in TEN MINUTES.-Curo
NICOLAY & CO.. Surgical Apparatus

NICOLAY & CO., Surgical Apparatus
1 Maker and ORTHOPEDIST, who for twelve years
had tho direction of the h.t establishments Of Orthopee
PARIS. especially informs yOn shat he prepared
81 execute al orders in his limo
ARTIFICIAL ARMS and LEGS,
which with the same facility natural member.
Apparatus Tor LgIatOn, Displacement Vi the Thigh
Bone or FcmlT
DO for Contracted Legs.
DO. for Curvature OF the SPINE or vast.
Do f'r Ankyosis False JOINTS OF the Arms or Knees.
DO for re- touuins the I-bla OF the entire Leg.
d. for Paraiytic Legs.
Do for Club r Get
Do to compress Iacryual Esules and others
Do for TortcoIs. or Twisted Neck.
Do for Failing IF the kectum.
OituIattuFs Hypogastnc Belts, Beds and Chars Tor
Sios Persons Crutch.s. TuSses sc, Orhopodc Corse1s
Al work executed warranted 20 satisfaction and
lof o. the sCk AddIoss by ettor, or personally. 20
1910 iwTuSSat' 55j Pear.g, Ns"-YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
NOR SALE-Two desirable brown-stone
NOR SALE.-A HOUSE and LOT in

NOR SALE.-A HOUSE and LOI IN
H RYE. near Msmaroneck village, Of \ mlle from the
bamaroneck Station the y. y H. Railroad ~
miles from NcwIoIk The house Is nearly now, contains
kfeen and is m good condition The lot contains
about II NJ land aud extends from the Postoad 10
abe Underwater, which bounds It m the rear. IL 10 well
sSOcked with tho choicest truttrees Inquire ot AbkAM
PIERCE. near the premises. OF Of Or ROBERT MAItu-
SON corner Of Tweuty-sishth-st and E,ghth-aVe.
leIO 4t1uIhNSs
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GENUINE TEAS-The Canton Tea

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereb, AoDrs the public that hsy are pre-
pared retail every II TEA al lower prices thaa
aAs other establishment UsfEmly De Their eKten-
Wholesale tyade them - hand very
Large assortment, tA6 purchaser a. rot aecessAsf do
yes many advantages By trading Wa thea nOt obtained
elsewhere families Wosld zrsas.T
then interests By duly regarding tAs advertisement
Tkis ths oldest Tea Company the city. Thor only
establishment 81 l23 Chatnan-st between Pearl and
Roosevelt and they have sranch stores Gr0cers
supplied small Quantities low by the chest al 3n'