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North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
GARDEN SEEDS,
m.aRR4NTzFD FRESH IND GENE4sVE
Esbtnaru I. 1851.

February I, 1857
RsetN Frencb> Snoar. Manger wurzel, White Sugar,
Long Blood Red. Extra Early Furnip, Early Red
Turnp.
BOreeole-Purple.
Brussels Sprouts E.f g.,
BroccoH-Sdpcrior White, Superior Purple These are
of genuine varieties and with proper culture we war
rant them to produce flowers.
Beaus-Early Yellow Six Weeks, Royal Dwarf Kidney
Early China Red Eye, Extra Early Six Wceks
Refugee or 1000 to ], Late Valentine Large Lima
CGulitlover-Eary White Purple and others
Corrat-Long Orange, Large White Field.
Cnbbage-Heart Early York, Early Battersea, Early
Sugar Loaf Early Drumhead, Large York. Large
Late Drumhead, Late Sugar Loaf, Late Flat Dutch,
Large Bergen Great American Green Curled Sa-
voy, Red Picking Purple, and 'remum Flat
Dutch.
Celery-Wh Solid, Giapt Red, Silver Giant, Rose
Colored, solid.
Cress-Pepper Grass.
Corn SaiaG-Large French.
Cucum6er-Eary Frame, Early Cluster, Long Picking
Early Yellow, Long Green, Long Green Turkey, Long
White Spine
Eucipe-W hite curled.
Egg PLant-Early Purple, Large Late Purple.
KaS-Green CurIed Scotch, Sea Kale.
Lettuce-Early Cured Selessa, Early Cabbage, Brown
Dutch, Ice Drumhead.
Mekon-Caroina Water, Long Striped, True Spanish,
Mountain Sweet, Nutmeg. Citron Nutmeg, Fine Net
ted CantiIope, Yellow Cantilope.
Osaiou-Silver Skin, Large Red, White Onion Sets
Yellow do.
Pas,snip-Large Dutch, sugar or sweet.
Peus-Eary Six eeks Prince Albert's ertra Early
earliest known,) Early Charlton. Coates new ImPe-
rial, very superior, Royal Dwarf Marrowfat, Early
Dwarf Prolific.
Peppcr-Red Cherry, Cayenne, Large Bell, Squash, or
Tomato, Sweet Spanish
Pu,nph1n-Large Cheese, Cashaw, Mammoth.
Radish-Early Scarlet, Long Scarlet, Red TurniP'
White Turnip.
SguasA-EarIy Flat Bush, Egg or Apple, Lima or Co.
coanut and Crook Neck.
70znato-Large Red Pear Shape Large Yellow.
Bird-Canary, Hemp Rape
Sundr;es-Early Corn Lucerne, Okra Turnip ealsafy,
Spinnage, Victoria Rhubard, Triple Curled Parsley,
Mustard Clover, White, Kentucky Blue Grass, Lii
cerne Flower Seed, general assortment.
Those who wish a supply of Garden or Flower seed,
will please send their orders Country Merchants
supplied upon such terms will enal'le them to make
a good profit P. F. PESCUD
Raleigh, Feb. 19, 1851. 81
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AN AGT
- AN ACT
10 amend an Act, passed in the year 19O3 entitled an
.detJor the government of the Ciiy of Raleigh.

10 amend an Act passed in the uear 1sO3 entitled an
.aefJ0r me government Of the City of Raleigh.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
the State of North Carolina and it is hereby enacted
py lne autnorlty CT the same, That person shall
De enued TO vote at any election for Intendan and
commissioners of the City of Raleigh, unless he
Shall have resided within the limits of the said City,
o dt iedSt SIX MONTHS and in the Ward in which he
els 70 vote 1or at least ten days preceding the
day OF election, and paid City taxes within the
Twelve months preceding the day of election; or be-
ing nonresident, shall own in fee simple, real es-
tate In the City of Raleigh, and shall have possess
day of any election.
SEc. .: be 1t further enacted, That whenever an
election Shall be held for lntendant and Commits
sI9ners of said City it shall be the duty of the Sher-
III OF Inc county OF Wake declare the persons re-
celVlng tne highest number of votes 10 be elected,
and II there shall be tie between any two of the
candidates so that election can be made then he
shall certify this fact in his returns and the Board
OF commissioners atther first regular meeting there
after, Shall elect some person by ballot, to fill the
vacancy.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted That it shall be the
duty of the lnendant to preside over all meetings
OF the Board OF Commissioners when present 4; and
In all cases where there is tie upon any question:
he shall be entitled to give the casting vote.
SEC. A. be 1t further enacted, That the Commis-
sioners of said City, shall have power and authority
10 levy and collect tax not exceeding twenty-five
dollars on every Billiard Table, Nine or Ten-pin AL
ley, Flctualling house or Restauraner; and upon
every permission granted to retail Spiruous Liquors
within the limits of said City.
SEC 5. Be II further enacted, That ii shall not be
lawful for the Justices of the county of Wake grant
any License to retail SPrirtuous Liquors within the
City of Raleigh, without permission of the Board of
Commissioners first had, and if any License shall be
granted without such permission in writing, attested
by the Clerk of the Board of Commissioners, first
filed with the Clerk of said County Court, such Lii
cense shall be void and of effect and the person
obtaining such License, shall be liable to indictment
as in other of retailing without License, and
penalty of twenty dollars for each and every offence,
to be recovered by warrant before the Intendant of
Police any Justice of the Peace in the of the
Commissioners of said City for the of said City,
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, That the Commits
soners of said City, shall have power and authority
to levy tax of not exceeding three dollars, upon
every hog KEEP, running large in the streets of said
City.
SEC. 7. Be it further enacted That this act shall
be in force from and after the passage thereof.
J. G. DOBBlN, S. H. C.
w. N. EDWARDS, S. S.
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly,
this 2sth day of January, 1851
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
Sealed Proposals

VXTILI be received by the Subscriber, until the 18th
w day of March, for the following work on the
Lunati Asylum.
CARpENTER's WoRK.
The flooring, including Plank nails and laying the
same complete. The price per square.
Doors including frames Sashes, Hangn and all ma
terals except hinges and locks The price for each.
Window frames, exclusive of japs and Sills. The
price for each.
Sleepers and Iosts. The price per Square.
Roof including raers and every thing exccpttin The
price per Square.
Stairs including materials, price per square.
MAsoN's WoRK.
Door Stills and Caps per superficial foot of Rough
Stone the price per foot Window Sills. and Caps of
Rough Stone the price per lineal foot.
The plans can be found at the Bank of the State.
Bond with approved security will be required Of the
Contractors.
By order of the Commissioners.
GEO. w. MORDECAI,
Sec of Com.
Raleigh, Feb 13, 1851. 81
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22

PLANK ROADS. In the January number of Hunts
Merchants, Magazine, there is interesting article
on the subject Of plank roads, From it learn that
plank roads were first constructed in Russia. We
next find them introduced into Canada by Lord Syden-
ham-this was some ten or twelve years ago. In
1916 the first plank road was built in the United
States at the village of Cicero in the State of New
York. Since that time they have multiplied rapidly
in that State, and the great medium of comnuni'
cation between the producer and consumer-open to
all kinds of vehicles-very beneficial to the country
at large, and profitable to the stockholders
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22

t Tbe Divisions of the Sons of Temperance of this
CITY will hold Public Meeting, this evening, (fr1ay)
in the Baptist Church. when several Addres will be
delivered The public generally are invited to attend
Pnctua attendance of all the members of the Order
requested at Temperance Hail half past six o'clock
The Cadets are invited to unite.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22

EM1eRArIon TO NEW YoRK. The Commissioners
of Emigration have made their report to the Legisa
;ure for the year ending 3lst December, 1850. 1t
shows decrease of arrivals of 9O2, as compared
with 1849, attributable to stopPage in the current
of German emigration. Of the arrivals 1892 were
citizens and 2l2 796 Aliens making total of 232 ,76s
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
MOfiGR.

T HAVE now on hand all the Goods Wares, and
Merchandise lately purchased from Barrett, Newsom
g. Holden and will be making additions TO the former
stock as the custom may need. will continue at the
Brick Store House, nearly opposite to the Post Office
and will be thankful receive liberal patronage from
punctual customers. THOS. w. HOLDEN.
Milton. n. c.. Dec lS, 1850. 81
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.

The following proclamation was issued yesterday,
by President Fillmore, account of the ,ess-
tance of the fugitive slave law at Boston, and the vo-
lent rescue of an alleged fugitive from the custody
of the Marshal by an organized mob, in which he
calls the assistance of all good citizens, and
mands the full and prompt execution oflhe law against
the offenders and their aiders and abettors. The
course of the President will meet with general appro-
baton, for if mob may be collected and allowed to
oppose the authority of the General Government,
there is safety for society. We are indebted to
the Washington Republic for slip containing the
Proclamation.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
mARRTED,

In the vicinity of this City, Tuesday evening last,
by the Rev. DIR. Mason, Ford Taylor, Esq, Commoner
from Nash. to Mrs. Hicksey Johnson.
In this County, the evening of the Goth instant
by O. l.. Burch, Esq, Mr. John w. Lassiter to Miss
Elizabeth Watson.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22

Melancthon was reproached by soma one with
changing his views upon certain subject. He re-
piled Do you think. sir, that have been study
ing assiduousy for thirty years without having learned
ANYTHING
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
l,rest nf Lhe Rintnrs-TLnn LI7hife Hnrsnirninrs


.rested-Proeress Of the Case, Sc.
BosroN, Feb. 1s. John Fey, the ring-leader in
the Mob Friday night growing out of the arrest
of Shadrack, the alleged fugitive slave who
cued by the abolltionsts. has been arrested. K.
Wright, Editor of the Chronotype, and young law
yer named Davis have also been arrested as aiders
and abettors. Fey has been released in three thou
sand dollars bail.
The of the alleged fugitive who was rescu-
ed is Shadrach Wilkins. The case was brought be-
fore commissioner Curtis this morning. The depu-
ty Marshal, Mr.. Riley, made his returns, with the
dispositions duly executed, accounting for the
appearance of the said fugitive. Seth ]. Thomas,
Attorney for the claimant, propounded a question TO
the commissioner as to the proprety of the proceed
ings in establishing by evidence the fact of the iden
tty the said fugitive as lawful.
The commissioner considered that the prisoner
under arrest and had been rescued by mob and es-
capped. He of opinion and so decided, that fur.
ther proceedings under the warrant should be suspen
ded. Mr. Sewe, counsel for the fugitive, moved
that the order full and formal discharge of the
alleged slave, whose identity, the party claiming
him had not proved.
The commissioner here interrupted the counsel and
said he had already made positive decision, and
could not entertain any motion from the counsel on
the subject.
The examination of Elgine, Wright and Davis,
charged with participating in the mob and aiding in
the rescue of the fugitive, is progressing.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22

We regret to announce the death, in New York
on Saturday morning, of the gallant Maj. Auguste
Davezac. He was the companion in arms and bosom
friend of Gen. Jackson, and his aid at the battle of
New Orleans. He was eloquent speaker and a
hrav va man
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE firm of Barrett, Newsom and Holden is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All of the debts
due said firm and liabilities be settled by Barrett
and Newsom a transfer Of the having been made
to them. BARRETT, NEWSOM & HOLDEN.
Dec %, 1850. 81
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22

We regret state that Mr.. Yenable, of North Car
ona, has been unexpectedly called home by the dan
gerous illness of his daughter.
Ut.ion Of Wednesday last.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
A PROCLAIM ALTON.


Dy Me I>TeStue7h " Ihe CT1Leq StGLeS.
Whereas, information has been received that SUM-
dry lawless persons, principally persons of color,
combined and confederaied together for the purpose
of opposing by force the execution of the laws of the
United States, did Boston, Massachusetts, on the
fifteenth of this month, make violent assault the
marshal or deputy marshas of the United States for
the district of Massachusetts, in the courthouse, and
did the said officers, and did, by force,
cue from their custody person arrested fugitive
slave, and then and there prisoner lawfully holden
by the said marshal deputy marshals of the Uni
ted Staes and other scandalous ourages did commit
in violation of law.
Now, therefore, the end that the authority of the
laws may be maintained, and those concerned in vio
lating them brought to immediate and condign pun
ishmen, have issued this my proclamation, calling
on all well-dlsposed citizens to rally 10 the support
of the laws of their country, and requiring and
manding all officers, civil and military, and all other
persons, civil military, who shall be found within
the vicinity of this outrage, be aiding and assisting
by ali means In their power, in queng this and 9TH
er such combinations, and assisting the marshal and
his deputies in recapturing the aforementioned prs
oner.
And do, especially, direct that prosecution be
commenced against all persons who shall have made
themselves aders abettors in to this hagitous Of
fence And do further command that the District
Attorney of the United States, and all other persons
concerned in the administration execution of the
laws of the United States, the foregoing oen
des, and all snch aided, a6etted assisted them,
or shall be found have harbored concealed such
fugitive contrary law, to be Immediately arrested
and proceeded with according 10 law.
Given under my hand, and the seal of the United
State, this 18th day of February, 1851.
H. ST. MILLARD FILLMORE.
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary of State.
1t will be by reference to the proceedings OF
the Senate, that Mr. Clays resolution calling on the
Pres dent for information the outrage at Boston,
was adopted, after considerable discussion.
Baltimore Sun.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
m USAC.

A T the North Carolina Music Store received this
N day. another supply of and fashionable Music
a lot of fine Guitars and fine Cocoawood Flutes by
X w. PETERSILIA.
February Is, 1851 So
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
Photographed for the Washington Republic. ]
IL.

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. BY the
steamer Mexico, arrived here, have fifteen days,
later news from California. She brings dates from
San Francisco to the 18th January.
The general news possesses no special importance
beyond what We have had by previous dates. The
country quiet, and outrages, robberies murders.
&c., less frequent.
The Legislature assembled the 7th January.
The Governors message has been delivered. 1t is
a straight forward, sensible document, and is well
spoken of generally.
There has been no election yet of United States
Senator. Itis the subject of much speculation. The
chances in favor of electing Democrat, though
Colonel Fremont cannot get the office. MIR. Weth-
cred is much talked of among the Wings.
Business generally has been prosperous. Money
operations continue with seasonable prosperity.
Heathfulness generally prevails. The cholera
has entirely disappeared
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22
Iust Received.

= Hbb. Refined Brown Sugar. ]. BROWN.
4 No. 9, Fayetteville ST.
Raleigh, Feb. Is, 1851. A.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22

The passengers arrived in I,9I2 vessels.
Nelu Yorker.
North Carolina standard., 1851-02-22

Job Printing.
Neatly Executed at the Standard Print. Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24
4 PHRODIsIAC PLEAsURES.-Per.

IN sons OF either stI being Deprived Of AphToAtsiacAI
dehgts debility weakness or improprsty. can be I'm.
medaey restored 10 robust and life by the ne %
a few bottles Of the celebrated Men Antdoie. 90
miraculous IN effects this heretofore deemed iocsrsbIe
malady that II fills the bosom Of the sufferer VITA the noss
entertained H. viii the strength Il gives last wnn
most usequyoeally proved by thousands Of cases .nAs
permanent established, the debility rosted OF an.
planted bJ yrof and nervous power Can % h - -
a2 Nasaa-s II j. guaTensed DsyhrflF nn"1s-s' pIeJ
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J.EVAN ANTWERP. Auctioneer.
A - = L. \ l. l. - - \ L.

n - l u y L. T. - - y IL u VI
~ FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING SAi.ooS,.
J. y. VAN ANTWERP will sell, on WEDNESDAY
November %. at 10 O'Clock, al No 1OS bIoaa~v'
M siars-the entire stock, Furnliure and Fiuures,
of OentIeman's fashionable Hair Dressing bAoon'
by order OF the As,gntes. for cash Ihs F9rnafe con-
,ss az splendid Mirrors. highly polished ana carved
Rosewood ~ 20 20 3 by " inches high. with nlois
slabs and brackets cost 100 each 10 d Dy ~ ~
similar frames cost s,OO. 3 splendid rosewood carved
Boos or upright Shoe Cases WIN drawers AMI shelves
complete cost SID each oval Rosewood carved Csh'os
Tables with MAJ BILE tops Rosewood Cupboa'd, WITH
mail slab and mirrors. la &c Rosewood Washstand
with marble slab sOd marble basihs an rose WOOD rane
looking glass above elegant sewood Carved soit va
feet long. Crimson plush Rose ~ooa ra.o' INA rs,
plete, single Rose wood WaShstands and Furniture
Rosewood Towel Stands. Frames. SC The whoe OF the
above maze by ROux. Broadway, without regard
t. cost and are Of the substantial Characters have
teen IN but about mouths The stock compfnes q
large Of the finest qusl Perfumsry Hair Os
Scents, Cologne, &C Hair. Na. Tooth, Coth and Hat
Brushes; Razvrs Knives Combs; 'eetienens SATIN and
SILK Cravas great variety Gloves Hosiery, suspehdsrs
Strops, Gaps, SIX. and Linen shTts. Collars, nc.
Also. 100 Yards English on Cloth, on the floor.
Catalogues will be ready the day before the sale. l,'
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l.. II LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
uOIISEuOID FUR

HI EITURE.-E. II. LUDLOW will sell at a!.ti n
on TUESDAY, Nov p. at iOl o'clock. at No. - Msdi-
son thd house above 27,h the entire furniture
contain IN said house consisting IA part OF mahogany
sofas, chars tables bureaus. bookcases, Sc piano.
fories made By Cen kcr pier glasses jh9i inches
bro satene window curtains several fine paintings and en-
gray ngs chandeliers and Kes white CANA dinner
beds and bedd tao.sty Brussels and ingram car
pets Olcoths &c together WITH good assortn sat Of
kitchen furniture. with which lhs sale viii commence.
Ca ogues are now ready. The ih-ay stages aud rail
road pass within a bl ok 4 The h0use 2if7)ln2t
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wv BROWN. Auct.oneer.
- W hkNNNs NuCtioucer.
N1ANUFACTU REk'S STOCN OF

MANUFACTUREk'S STOCN OF
w CABINET FURNiTU RE-WEDNESniY , NOV
% Mt 10 O'Clock at the soicot Mr. Geo Harms NO lSsu-
ton Il near Broadway W. BROWN will sell at auction
the entire stock OF handsome valuable Furniture con-
tan ed the above store cnsstrg OF sofas tefe aetes
aud chas of various tyes top and plaza bureaus,
dressing bureaus washsan marble top center sofa aud
aide tables mahogany, cafd aud fancy tables wArdrones
side boards French toihc and cottage bedsteads painted
chamber furniture rSckLg and easy chars hat stands.
and cane seat chairs &c Sale perenpory tefms
v1one 20 ale n2i Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

TRIPLER HALL. - Second Annual
Il BALL Of TIE SOCIAL TURNy EREIS ~ 1 ma
nc Screw TO be held IN MONDAY, the EfL D'o''''
Ba tickets al ST. and Promenade rioks,, t Co., NC
ls-ies AZ IS cents To be had at 3ir Han ." 49,
ne :. Mears Westsrman Brothers, No z" Di'S''"'
No a. Iohn Sa,tiss No 2o+ broadwsiy, 9. prook-
Do az Wenzels Muse Store w nl2IDl3'
len
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Nem 11nblirGtions.
NEW BOOKS IN PRESS, and re-

' Gently PUBLISHED by FOWLERS WELLS
No I3l NassAu-st.
THE HYDROPATHlC ENCYCLOPEDiA-Larso
limo go PIP with several hundred Engavngs In Svos
Vol. now ready PTice 81 2a
WATER CURE In AMERICA-Three hundred cases
opsited. l2no. Price ST.
WOMAN AND HER NEEDS-By Mrs. f. oakes
Smith l2me Price IS cents
COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY, and Universal
Analogy Vol l. Vegetable Portraits OF Character aalo
Price in paper 50 cents in muslin IS cents gils, 81.
THE IRINIII-In It's theological Scientific and Prao-
teal Aspect asalyzcd and illustrated Octave Pnoe IS
cents
rhE HUMAN TRINITY, OF Three Aspects of Life
The P.ssonalThe Intellsotaal-Thc Practical Sphere
i2no Price 80 cents.
IN PRESS,
THE ORGANIC LAWS, or the Laws which Govern
The Human OrsaniSm i2mo. Price 80 cents
MOTHERS THOUGHTS ON PARENTAL RE-
PoNsIBLITY Illustrated by opposite. modes OF Home
teacaiea limo. Pnee q cents.
SHADOW LAND; Or, THE SEEH-By Mrs Z. oAAss
Shnh limo. Price IS cents
y W. have all works Phgcnology Physiology
"ssAe'sn, Photography, and Bydrcpashy
ne Trade Supplied a, No l3l Nassau 81, n " ana No
& ssAns,on-st Boston. ms ~
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BLOOMS TO LET.-A SUIT Of rooms,
oOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN

Gentleman and Wife. and : feW single Gent enen,
Obtain superior 1muodations. III small iaais IA
eSrs blo liiOn. Clinton ST., CONVENIENT % tue >v1
Fsuy TIE object 70 have euce Of plea ant aga seiert
SO consequently tie number - lIniied No pAihs
spared 20 an agreeable and quiet home Apply o'
VI Clinton second door below Anlty s., Iht haA 50.
f.,Nn References gwen md Taallre0. n. W.T.
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rnH-crpT -WASHING-
- N1cKFRROCKER HALL, Sth.ay.

Il UNDERGRADUATES n ,sa LOW Week.
N and esd-.t-MosDAY Eo, | s-e1s eys1n" thus
IN iol sh sdeon to Mr. Anderson the sre1t ~n..d
cline East, who vii perform ,es isS ne and Witch
the , ovrsa" Harrson the celebrated lnpsoynatoire
ssaitc. ,,c SINGER wh3 w spg on any suDec, Ins a
W Doors IT g. commence Az %. Aan IL
en- - '.ufs p-r-s shsre CTS IN nc seen - .,f
= ~. s.sIe, 4,V. - $3.50 ~
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vos CALIFORNIA. OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS,,
r, published the departure Il Zach Nh steamer for
fbsgres Pyicc q cents per cory
GREELEY 4 "a ELRArf (, Po5l'shcrs.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

Foh AlIofEtH Nis- AA4A'N
II published On To departure % Man e'e3neT i1f
liverpool Puce % cents coy, 81, 81 Ger yea( TO any
part Of Great BTtn 81 - Tie Corin -, r'stage ~
fludcd.
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'EO TAIIORS -Naa'ed to dispose OF
Business anl f.ls has 81 = tvsafY STs vearf
s;-n ~. Els ng s-cccssfl nis l@ss ~
% ready mace sd A. n "a tom trade hia -
i5lfa business. sed hci ca 5e llcre seI ist IN r. :
-r-cl % the alrt + ar y emp Dyed The staad IS
- 1o u TIE 1-lc pal npfoug Of tse ~ aud -
lsIs ore Il H. yes btst opportunities isr n -esneA
TIE stock band - SMALL Which t1geihe, Nth store
mi i1urcs and We i1g ach-d vii b. disposed 81 on
LOS, arofat.s Terms 1s present Al opportunity tha'
Mcy oEeis aId vel or'a the attention u nose IA
TIE Tade or the ca2 aist Information hat VII ao11
Dag ty y any one i BE- gwen stag the 1Insss
Aciref y Co. Office II The rr5ags VIII name aad
nrHn.r Possession vii he gwen al ones. II required
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ADAMS PRESS FOR SALE.-The

N .ubscribsTs offer for sale double Adams Three rsi-
Ter Pres paten 70 20 nehss in perfect running
osder al No IT Beekmaa where can be seen at work.
II sold for no fault and called for soon, vii go q sas.
rain WELLS WEBB. No. 10 Duieh-se.
nIl FNkWtfls.p
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~ Red or Gray Hair can be insanity changed t.
rernapert black or brown celor Of the mOst beautiful
aBd natural description by the use of BOGLES pREMl-
I'M ELECTRIC HAIR DN L. which Is nov last super
Sedrg al other articles Of a similar nature.
To be had of 4. H. x ID. SANDS, No. leo Futon-st
Rrshion, CLARK h Co, No. 27S Broadway; j. Mlnau
Co No ls3 BROADWAY Vim H. Cary \ Co, No 2i5 Pearl
a.EY and by the druggists and perfumers Throughout
TIE Nafi