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GUNDRY's MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Appollo Building, Northwest corner 9th and
Walnut, Cincinnati, o.
Incorporated Is4s.

THE attention of the public Is respeetfulv caIInd IN
the superior facilities afforded this Institution for
qualifying individuals in thorough practical manner
for the Counting Room and business pursuits
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Bookkeeping by Double Entry.

complete practical course of instruction is given in,
me art OF keeping scientifically Double Entry Books in
Manufactures comprehendng the best forms in nse A.
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e one hour daily is devoted in teaching a systematic
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Daly Lectures are given on these important torics
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NEW GROCERY !l-CoRNER OF MAIN
= & MARIETTA srRrETs,
ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO.

lanes Thompson takes this opportunity Of informing
his friends aud the public generally that he has now on
hand and offers for sale in the room lately occupied by
Mcssrs 4. Sc j. Osborne, of Main and Marietta
A Iarre of
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the desired sGbct the machine thus sxhfbits ~ me-
psrties st The sane tins q erushsr, paIvsrsu asd
time the character II washer Of the best construcoa
mechanical sinpieity ssd the sttsansps q tSs
whole deaderatum in gold mining. There IL . remain
ing point to be mentioned Of less importance to large
ana wealthy company but which Il may be well for
you TO know 1t is . feature which may go far to
ate revolution in the Of quartz mining, esps-
ore OF these machines, that is single ball and BASIN
can be run separately by q single horse or mule
OF even p TOUT Or I'VE man power and Is esti-
Of quartz in Of ten hours For this Kind Of
operation the quartz must first be brought down to
merely manual operation this invention bring
the whole quarts mining business within the reach Of
1ss single bOrsr or soups o.
sun remain however in favor of capital and operations
on large scale The difference in the mode Of ope-
ration will be- that the powerful engine will be substi
tu'ed for animal rover sampers for the sedse ham
mer and frame holding ten, twenty or fifty of Ber-
think there is machine in the world for any pur
pose where there Is little power lost BY friction II
Is the estimate of Mr. Berdan and Of Mr. Cutting. that
twelve s;ampers, with six of the basins and balls win
consume about twenty Eve horse power, and win
work at least forty tons of ore per day Of
sideIed you are aware fair average product Of the
quartz at Grass Valley, by the old and imperfect pro-
eesses simple calculation exhibits in q striking Light
and the immense importance of such improvement
Mr. Rerdans The appreciation in which this machine
likely to be held at early day is indicated by the
single fact that Mr. b has within Q week past, signed
contracts Tor machines to certain knowledge amount
ing 10 s52 600. Mr. B. is considered in the West Of
the most ingenious mechanics and Of the most
cessful inventors He is the inventor Of H. Berdans well
known selfGeaning Threshng machine and Double
6eered Horse power extensively used in the great
wheat growing States and Of various agricultural mple
ments This threshng machine has been said to be for
the wheat growing States what the cotton gin been
to the South We think the invention Of his gold crusher
and amagamator must add to his reputation We close
by expressing the hope that action in the premises
will give satisfaction to the Board and subserve the
terests OF the company
WIN. CUTTING, suptl
s. =. ANDREWS, c.,.
JNO. p LORD Nommittee
JOHN II. LESTER
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES II VALENTINES SPECIAL NOTICE
to Buyers Of Valentines,-All persons buying their
valentines at the Broadway Post Office and Book Store
No 422L Broadway, Canal street, may have them
delivered to any part of the city south Of Threh street
free Of postage large and splendid assortment hand
JAMES G. HARI0Tr
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r,AsTOFT CIOTHING-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
u worth wanted-Gentemen having largo or small
quantities Of good cfto clothing to dispose Of OBJ
tain the full value in current money by calling on
sending for JAMES M0RONEY, IL Orange street. 9th
store from Cha than street.
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d. OK E00 TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY, ON BOND
ep<c,COO and mortgage at seven per cent in
to uit applicants productive real this
city and Brooklyn Apply to j. B. PRYCE "a Broadway.
NORTH CAROLINA SEX PER CENT STATE BONDS
IN Treasury Department, Raleigh, NJ c., January IL,
1853 Sealed proposals will be received in the city Of
New York. until 10 O'Clock, A. n. Of the 31st March
next for the purchase of 100000 Of bonds issued hy
the State Of North Carolina.
These bonds will bear date the first Of January, 1854
and viii run thirty years. They will have coupons At
Ached and the interest," at six per cent per annum win
be payable the first days Of July and January each
year.
Both interest and principal will be payable 1t the Bank
of the Republic in the city of New unless where the
purchaser prefer to have them made payable at the
treasury Of North Carolina
They issued under the authority Of the Le.
North Carolina Railroad and in addition the faith ok
the State all the stock held by the State In the sad ra
road, and the dividends from sad stock express
ly pledged for their redemption
These bonds are by express enactment exempted from
taxation.
Parties bidding win please address their letters sn-
dorsed Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State
Bonds to the undersigned In New York directed to the
care OF Messrs. Brown De Rosset $50 Front street.
New York.
The bids win be opened in the Bunk Of the Republic a
o'clock P. M the 3lst day Of March next In the
presence Of G. B. Lamar ESQ., President of the said Bank
and j. r. Brown and David Freeman, Esqrs Bidders may
also be present.
Successful bidders viii be required as soon as informed
Of the acceptance Of their bids TO deposit in bank the
amount of their bids with the accrued interest from the
6rst instant to the credit of the treasurer Of the State Of
North Carolina.
This deposit may be made either in the Bank the
public New York in the Bank of the State Of North
Carolina, or in the Bank of Cape Fear Raleigh North
Carolina. d. w. COURTS
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North Csrol2a.
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CLOTHING.

VITA ERpROOF OvERC0ATs-A COMPLETE PR0TEC-
w ton from ran-of elegant appearance, imper-
meablc 10 water yet weighing but twenty ounces and
under These coats made by an improved process,
free from odor and will give entire satisfaction to the
wonrer the best article of water proof clothing ever
before made For sale by ROGERS & WYCK0FF, (succcs
sors TO Horace II. Day,) 20 Cortlandt street.
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AsTROIOGY.

E,ORTUNE TEJING.-MRs. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
Europe for her skill in foretelling the future Win
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of life TO al
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks the English,
French, and German languages31 Broome street,
Chryste street. stairs o"ice bonrr from 10 A. NJ 70
0pM
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A TTRACTIvE SALE OF DRY GOODS.-TUE SUB
IA scriber having purchased the entire stock trade
fixtures and interest the well known dry goods store OF
R. A. Williams, 167 Eighth avenue, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets and it being imperative to effect
total clearance Of said stock within thirty days 1t has
nal cost Of importation manufacture thus aordng
ladies opportunity not to be met with than
in century. The stock comprises complete assert
ment OF dress goods, shawls Silks alpacas de aines
caieoes muslin shirtngs and sheetngs toweng hucka
lucky jeans &C. n BWThe public will bear IL mind
that this valuable stock be converted into cash be-
fore the 10th Of March next it will therefore, be sold
given the 18th Of March Application may made to
the subscriber, G. B. WILLIAMS $50 Greenwich street
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SPORTING.

A GRAND STARRING EXHIBITION WILL BE GIVEN
N at Magers Hall 101 Elizabeth street. on Wednesday
evening" Feb 0, for the benefit of Mike Murphy. Two
beautiful silver cups will be presented on that evening"
to the best parer of the heavy weights and one to
the best Of the light weights which viii be ably
tended for. NJ NJ is getting stage built for the occa
sion. The cups can be any time by calling at l5f
Walker street.
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DRY GOODS.

IN BERTSON Il HUDSON have opened at their new
store, II Murray street. an entire new stock of spring
every style for ladies and gentemens wear Also full
assortment of heavy domestic staple goods which they
offer on the most favorable terms.
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VTTHIsKERS AND N0USTACHES ARE THE hosI
w beautiful ornaments to the face, but all are net
blcssed in that way Graham's 0nguent will make the
beard grow in six weeks without stain or injury 70 the
kin a uer bottle-scnt 80 any part Of the country
r. d. GRAHAM, SO Ann street. Fowler Buildings
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


DRIvATE CLASSES IN DANCING-NO 600 BROAD
way.-Pups taken for half the term; separate
classes exclusively for beginners evening classes for la
dies and gentlemen afternoons for children and ladies'
practice in the dances Redowa Sehottisch &c. All
applications to be made at No 274 Bowery Music store,
OF r. & f. II. Burnton.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE OPENED HER DANCING
l classes in her commodious house, No. 712 Broad
wny reduction will be made to parties having
Der of children to be instructed For terms and partcu
lara apply between IL and o'clock
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IXIOopyIILE CENTRE pRoPERTY.-couNrRY AND

MTO0DvIILE CENTRE PROPERTY.-COUNTRY AND
w city.-Perlaps there never was better opportu
nifty for the citizens Of New York Brooklyn and Williams
burg to purchase a really desirable, convenient and
cheap place of residence, or and winter) than
the before them, in the sale of Woodve build
ing lots and sections of very choice lands advertised
Exchange in the city Of New York. for the 9th OF Februa
ry, 1853 at II O'Clock said day. consisting Of ninety
eight parcels See order Of sale in the second number Of
the Woedvle Advertiscr-to be had with maps &c., at
No. Broad street and 20S Broadway New York. at tho
South ferry Brooklyn side and at the railroad depot
the premises.
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DAMAGED GOODS-IRIsH LINENS, BY THE PIECE,
- at %, II yards, worth So so.
Irish linen, (farnily) per yard, Is. Id, worth As
Damosk napkins, per doz., IDS. So.
Fine Irish linens, at As. I" Is.
Brilliant gros de Rhine, 6s. Ss.
Hschof's best black silks, IS. 12s.
Italian cravats IS. g lis.
Cents silk cravats 4s. 81.
Linen handkerchiefs, Is very fine.
Embroidered drapery, only Is pence per yard.
PERFECT GOODS.
New silks, new delanes, new prints.
Splendid shaws-( Grape and Cashmere)
Linens lawns, diapers, napkins, table cloths.
CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS
Cassimeres, the best variety up town.
satinets jeans ermnets, yestings, &C., great display
selling at lower prices than the market.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
DURING THIS MONTH
We sell at old prices although all cotton fabrics
higher because our purchases have anticipated RISE
Il. W. W. +. GILLEY & CO., 126 Bowery.
TyIRE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DAMAGE TO HIS
goods by the late fire, the subscriber is selling off
his stock ut half the original cost. JOHN GILL;
GAN 325 Grand street, door from Orchard.
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THE GREAT WORLDS FAIR.-FOR SALE, ONE OF
Il the best corner lots and fourstory house Sixth
avenue and Forteth street For further particulars a
II. q. SIILECK
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NEW YORK AND PHU.ADELPHIA--DTRBCT UNITED
IN States Mail and Express Lines through in four hours
New Jersey Railroad via Jersey CtyIeavng New fora,
foot of Cortandt street, at and A. NJ, and and 6h
p NJ Fare in the ga. NJ and p. NJ. 81 49, and 10 the
ga. NJ and SIX p. NJ. SO. Leave philadelphia at and
GA NJ and SIX P. M. For first class, 50; second do,
Is and Q A. NJ and a P. ny 50 80. For Baltimore,
Washington Norfolk and Charleston-.through tickets
sold and through baggage carried, in the and A. ~
and and OK p. N. lines from New York. Passengers
with baggage the ferry asep minutes before the
trains leave.
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vr,rr NrrnIE MANrrFACTORY OF g. BEIa5I.

Widow 4 Son, Of Aix-la- Chapelle Prussia estab-
shed 1850 under the present frm 10 the only house
the continent gnazed by the prize medal Of the London
German needles have till now, been sold In the United
States labelled in New York with counterfeit Engiish
labels. This despcabe deception must come to An end
To this purpose the above arm solcits every one who
may be DESTROYS Of having good article, TO be very
minute in their demand for genuine Beissels needless
bear their label with countermark guard against any
counterfeit that might be attempted Retail prices
Best quality four dollars per thousand or ten cents per
lars or Eve cents per wrapper Of twenty Ave needles
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THREE WOODWORTH PLANNING MACHINES FuR
Il sae.-Those having the right to use them win
find bargain by calling at the planning MILL Hamiltoa
street. west Of Broad Spring garden Philadelphia, Pa
III. X WILSON !
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ITO FECTIONERS.-WANTED TO SELL. OUT THE
IL stock, tools, and fixtures of Wholesale and retail
confectionery with soda water apparatus ice
eezers &c in of the greatest thoroug in the
city, This, TO an enterprising man, is chance.
Apply at 81 Division street.
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DuTTER AT REDUCED PRICEs-oNE SHILLING AND
Is eight pence and one shilling and ten pence GOOD
table butter two shngs and two shillings ana three
pence Also the best Of teas and coffee AND sooa1 sent
Tor their orders and punctually sent Also, Hecker
Brothers sersng flower arina nine cents per paper,
and eight cents per pound a. rAnnhfs
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rTUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.--TRAlNs DAILY FROM
III Chambers street, Tor Albany and Troy
Express train, A. Mthrougb in four hours, connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at ocloct
came evening.
Mail train, g A. NJ; through way train at p. NJ.
Express train, P. NJ accommodation train, 6P. NJ
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Four
teentb and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains, from Canal street, At ~ A. M foI
poughkeepsie and ct p. NJ for Albany, stopping at al
way stations GEO. STARK, superintendent
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RESTAURANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DRIDGEwATER PAlNT-THE BEST ARrICAE EVER
ID offered to the public for roofs, decks and bottoms
OF steamers and other vessels and from its spark and
cnder proof qualities for railroad bridges cars depots
rot of the company For sale dry in packages Of 200 lbs
and upwards and in OIL in kegs of IS So and 100 lbs,
by r. BOGART General Agent 126 PEARL and u Beaver
streets.
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%35 0O0 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT.

LOAN e extra BOND Chance AND now ssr.
for either good investment to procure good home
For sale low, and good terms, number Of fne two
story and basement houses pleasantly situated in The
iron railing, marble mantes &e, &C. Also number Of
valuable unmproved lots for sale. The subscriber would
being Immediately connected with buyersof real estate
he offers his services agent in selling and letting
houses, lots, &c. Apply to G. w. BEEBE
In the lumber Office corner Of First and Fifty
third street.
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BOARDING AND LADIxsINC..

PRIVATE FAMILY--RESIDING NEAR UNION
n square, having apartments for one or two gentle
men to let with partial board, would like to make
rngement for their occupancy with those who may wish
q comfortable and permanent home; to such will
be reasonable. No other boarcrs taken. Address, Or
leans through the Office of this paper when particulars
will be made known
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DERsONs' MEDAL. POCKET CALENDAR, FOR 1863
This unique article Is for sale by the quantity by
the publisher, at No. le2 Fulton street, up stairs.
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DOARD-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO
- dated with pleasant apartments and comfortable
board by applying at 40 Hudson street. opposite Duane
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INSTRUCTION.


BOOKKEEPING, &C.-AIR. w. j. RENVIILE, NO. $50
Id Broadway, continues to receive pupils for prac
teal instruction in bookkeeping arithmetic &C., quail
flying them in the most thorough and efficient manner for
the duties Of the counting Open day and evening
ERENCH AND SPANISH EVENING CLASSES, AND
private lessons during the day. at the Academy, No.
4S6 Broadway.-Prof. MOUT0N will commence tomorrow
evening from to O'Clock, with new courses at re-
duced terms graduated by the number Of scholars in
class. Subscribers requested to attend puuctualy
TTART'S STUDIO OF THE FINE ARTS GOA BROADWAY,
IL the FIRST established persons in America and whose
paper mache ornaments took the first premium at the
late fair at Castle Garden also at the Franklin Institute
Philadelphia for which have been awarded gold medals
Persons learnt to ornament any piece they select in
the most beautiful Private lessons, If required
Messrs Hart e. Cumming and Madame Rowland, 604
Broadway. N. Blades classes, A. NJ. to p ~ !;
gentlemen in the evening.
DENMANsH1P. MIR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
L new pupils daily, at his rooms, 2s9 Broadway
Ladies' classes at IL and O'Clock; gentlemen at A. w.
and g. and o'clock p. NJ. Private instruction at hours
convenient to the pupil. See cards at the Academy
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D0ARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, WITH
Id satisfactory reference, can be accommodated with
pleasant room with large clio set attached with board
in private family. Also small room for single gen.
tleman, at No Charles street, Warren place.
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DOARDING.-AG GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO
ID or three single gentlemen, b, accommodated
with board and furnished rooms. Baths and cold
Apply at 1e2 Sullivan street. door from the of
Houston street
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TNOR ALBANY.-FAKE $l-ALBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Route Railroad. Two daily express
trains at A. NJ, and 3.45 r. NJ, connecting at Albany
with central line Of railroads. North and West from the
new depot, Of White, Elm and Centre streets,
where through tickets can be procured and baggage
checked for Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and
Buffalo, Passengers ao received at Broome and Bowery,
and Twenty sxh street and Fourth avenue stations The
Chatham Four Corners only All other trains viii start
from City Hall station Of Tryon Row and Centre
atreet. az heretofore.
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DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN is DESTROYS OF MEETING
and keeping other boarders him with
partial board and two furnished If suited
liberal terms will be paid Address W. w. Union place
Post Office
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WHERE THERE ARE NO
N children, accommodate gentleman and wife,
or gentleman, with parlor and bedroom adjoining in
ments Apply at 2S2 Astor row Sixth avenue between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. References given
and required
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UNFINISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, WITH FULL
IL partial board, at No 20l West Twenty -seconc
street. The large and airy; the house far
nshed with every modern convenience the situation
excepionable being within few doors Of RAILROAD
route and three omnibus routes.
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TTASSAR'S POUGHKEEPSE BREWERY-ESTABILHH.
cd 17s7.-The undersigned continue to manufacture
the celebrated Poughkeepse PALE amber and Xxx ale and
porter for home consumption, apd the markets of OAM
fornia South AmerioA Australia and the Indies. Fo
shppng the article is put up heretofore in new wood
and iron bound casks manufactured expressly for suok
purpose. Orders received at their depot, le Wares
street, New York, or at the brewery, Poughkeepsie
n. VASSAR h 90.
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CENTEEL BOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
VI with unquestonable reference to character and
responsibility desiring elegant Washington
square till May next, with good board, may inquire Of
Charles Spaldng Co., No. 333 Broadway; entrance in
ANTHONY street
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TRAVELI.EIsS' Guide.

NtAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHIIADEI-
phia at II O'clock noon, by steamboat John Potter
from pier No. /, North river FareGrst class cars, g.
second class, 81. Returning leave Philadelphia, from
loot of Walnut street. H. Emigant line, by steam.
boat Atlas, from pier No. l. 1T TX o'clock, p ~ Fare