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PaiHiea . hayF ~ GH,s q t,s GTaFr Yuri -
PaiErt. = uuihoIiHrd q hsss ~ sasls Tsiu,sl.
aaaa suiialis lasiruing "a sPaar =.
NJ. LaiimrE meyel shai ne Bead Iinrf NJ
roun conmans . :. laia ~ inis la.s aal ~.
amer sassnisemrsa aoe.~Aing . -. s.d .hss
ils Fs.sssds be sI4ased II di~l..es 4 ~ asla
a. he toxa.
The alaiaa hayins h~rn srconasl.
Mr.. Melissa sid h hoprd u. .aiSsri woala
~, t. acted upon y this Board. The Law -
quired dat the iais shsuil i,e advertised lhres
moaahs teloEs they coah h ssld Al he eHpi-
rAiian q that lime = ns~ Bard uosll he eleri-
n. which might fsdil me sale. IN malirr 4
This imPofanrr. BE- thooxhi me riiilrn- shania
he conzul,sd lie was himself IN f,,sr AZ sling
The has; and Il elerisa sgsin. lihoueh h. hspea
he wauia M H. he Aaould rose iar selling them
and paying az ne dels: AMI Il there -ss sus-
plus. he shouli vsae n apply i 10 huitIins a
Plank Road from he Count House 10 The Rail
Rsad Dspa.
Mr.. La,iIosr rriaird. 'hss ne ls,s would per-
haps I'll =. vii nsv sssi any future time. The
Interest On the iowa at, wss now sIau, rightly
dollars pr annum. and he knew q no way Il
di-eharging d hni y The sale ~ Ibis praIerty.
The lo,s were now. a~sles % the iawn, and he
did not see The neees<iIs of Ta&sFoning aeiinn.
The lots could 10 alserised according 10 law.
and il The erizrns were not piea-,d with il. they
could elect another BoAni TO cary out iheil
views.
Mr.. Wehb said he should oppose ihe ssle o
the lots without the consent of lsr eiiizrns. di~
iinc,Iy made known. Irwould he unjust 10 lho.s
citizens who now own property in The town. Th'
della Of the iawn could h. paid wiihou, The sale
!, was originally Two thousand d.Ilars, and has
been reduced to about thirteen bundled dUllan
without anv special eiiod.
The question was then put. and The motion I.
sell was reieciel-yeas 3. nays 4.
The following ordinance was unanimously .
dopied;
BE Il ordained. This, hereafter no Free Negr.
Tor Slave shall sell sietuals or other arl es. il IN
market house, in the streets. or other public pla
css within the corporation, do,ing couri weeks
on election days, Of other public days, wiihou
FIRST paying 70 The Town Constable, for The u
az Tho fov,, ona liar far evarv ,l.v thas ean.,.
kept up; but upon the paymen, Of which sun
the Constable mas give such Free Negro or Slas
a written permission, specifying The number .
days he or she may be allowed to sell. The m,
ney thus collected by The Constable shall be pal
over 10 the Town Treasurer and accounted 70
in the same manner that other moneys collecie
now are; and for his service, in strictly enforcin
this otdinance. the Constable shall receive iiii
per cent Of oil the money so collected
u. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
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I ENEoVAh.
]. Il FRFELaNn a enET.

4 RE aprnins Fhrir Pm Stawk e iiarsis IN
~ ihrir Ne~ naiAiisss. s.ae aeaF Essl u u
Scheoi6rlEs Drug Slase. Ni.ele ~ iasilr ti.rif
ra.laa.rss - rsI aad etansiH- 80 ilsems-isrs-
cs.untFs TFalr. - esrrN ssi as..aly tsssHzhi
a. this naasksa. via y lakrn - earllzner 60
tisssls.
PeHslns inaeiaaj 10 ~ NH Ia.ae rsh All
srills ~ ike end ~ The war. Ne iuirni d
make this staining nd. saen ssailsn.rili,
make long frs~nds.~
Noyrmier l6. lss3- ~
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l,lesp II Rishi with arms by their sides,
Padre Gallrgas. Mexican, had a ma
iuriiy. uut 10000 yutrs, tnT Delegate
10 CnGsTess, hnl ex-6as. Lane. his
American opponent. viii contest the
riretian.
The new a.. :. Governor and Chief
gnstice had bern hanged 10 efigy Al
he top u he ilag staff in ihe principal
plaza of Santa re.
Grant ThorhaEn says IL his last wife,
in = iefteTtn a Philadelphia paper |:
/" My,~ifs Is = blooming lass u iariy
s1.amers; | succeeded in capturing the
prize only Two weeks ago; ms own
are il 81. 20 that ms mifr meets me
hall way. She i two inches taller
and Eve pounds heavier 50 think on
reflection | have the best Of the ba. !.
gain
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CORPORATION Proceedings.

Hillsburough, Nov. 5, 1898.
At meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners
present John !. Frecand. a. P, VIM. Nelson'
VIM. II. Blown. g. M. Latimer, Thomas Webb
VIM. S. Cheek, Jas c. Turrentine and Jas NJ
Palmer,
The Clerk presented copy Of the proceedings
Of the Trustees Of the Hillsborough Female Aca'
DENY, in filling the vacancies in their Board and
asked that the same be entered upon the records
of the town.
A motion was made for the entry, which was
objected to; whereupon the motion was poslpon'
ed until the next meeting.
A committee consisting of Messrs. Webb, Tur
rentine anil Nelson, was appointed TO examine
into the matter aud report to this Board whclhe
The tile TO the Female Academy Building rest
in the Town or in the Trustees.
An account Of VIM. 5. Cheek for clamps, DC.
amour, si3,io, was allowed and ordered 10 b
paid,
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New Fall Goods.


w z are nas rereivins barge sisek Il t;ao.l..
w which Nc desire 10 sri uIasn lsir iruns,
either far eash on shuit csrslh. Please al roHe
and sc ihsm.
A. We cannot think ~ taking up he Wiolr II
he Rccosaer Ia enumesaiing every aniclr We
viii give The pnnripal aaiirics ir0m ere u eur
silk halls. Viz:
Plain Black Gro De Rhine silk. ~ wide.
Black figured Silks.
Plain mouse calafcd PouII Il Sni silk,
Figured eolaIed silks.
Plaid silk, spun silks. bright colaTeI Plaid,
colopd and white MalceIius silks,
saliA De Lanes, mode aud high roluIel.
cineville IusiIe.
Plaid and ronll DE Lanes.
French Merinos, English ditto.
COiored and while Tallriins aud Lace.
Dc Base, for Riding and Travelling Dresses.
Also,
Black and white De Lanes.
Black Canton Grape ciah.
Black aud white spun silk.
Black Frenrh Merinos, Black Alpaca.
Black anil colond new siylc fringss. siimp..
Butinnss l.aees, Brai.is. Velvet and oihrT RI
hands. de-. lol trimming Dresses.
Blue aud green I.adies' Cloak t'h,lhs. aud
Tassels Cor di,lo.
Bonnet Ribands. from 10 cents 10 very enc.
Plaid Rihand, &c.
Black Egyptian and Mel silk Miis.
Kid, Melino, spun silk, Fllosc!le and Brsgan-
xa Gloves,
MusIins. Irish Linens, Camblic aud Lawn
Handkerrhiefs;
l.isle and silk Nets aud Edgings.
Shawls. Collars. Gater-slesves;
Ladies and Gcnilemcns Silk, Merino and
Lambs Wool Under Vests;
Capeiing. Crumh Cloth Hats, Caps
Rail Road. Waterproof, aud other Boots and
She's;
Rubber Shoes. Cork Solcs;
ladies and GenlIcmen's Trunks; Leather,
Family SC lies and Patent balances;
Over Goats, Black and Drag
: ! piece Super double milled Brown Cloth, for
! Over Goats; Cassimcrcs. rloihs. Ycsiings. Welsh
flannels, Shot Guns, and almost every thing
merchant ought 10 have.
LONG & WEBB.
September 20. o.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

Copied from the Observer.
November IA.
sCandles-Fayetteville Fact, 10 q
I1ca
Cot,on-stric,ly prime 9i-Prime
8s-Fam ST.
Feathers, 4Oc.-Wheat 95c.-Corn
90.
Molasses--Cuba &c % 2Sc.i New
Orleans s7a a 40c.
Salt, per sack 80 a s2:25. Whls-
key 40 0 A.
Sugar-N. o. 6 "a &c.; Tallow lOc'
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Cabinet Shop & Furniture
For Sale.

AS am determined on moving oui Of the
IN State, will offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, in The town Of Ilillsloiough. on the 2Dlh
day Of Noscmle, neat (hcins Tuesday Of Court
week. my Cabinet shop. which is de-
siral,le workshop for any hranch Of business,
especially cabinet making. The House d large
nnd rouiny, inrd VI ssPros<ly for aahasi @Aa'i'-
and Just in the business part Of The town, one
door above the Union Hotel, and opposite the
Court House square,
And on the 9th Of December, shall offer iof
sale III my Tools. Benches, Turning Lathe,
Hand Screws Stock Of Materials Of every de-
scriplioli, and my Household and Kitchen Fur
ni,ure, and what New Furniture may have on
hand.
shall continue 10 manufacture Furniture un.
III the 25th d December, ald will sell low io'
cash.
e ? All those indebted 10 me by note or other
wise, arc requested 10 make Immediate payment,
as no longer indulgence can he given.
HENRY EVANS.
October "a, 1853. o.
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is,isi Iar,.s.i y whusss lhs sleFsiaH e lkl
haillinss . llsess q hasinss; anl ue hals
~ Az : - s. Sisiani ulsn hanlsons hid
ssssrs Mn ~ a. Iiars z - uusishrly soslrn
heliiass ND p0~ orrsPs = lars .paes i
~ ernln q d boss.
ias'iliiiaa ta,hs sh,sr. wr nay sse sha,
ssssr ~ pss sr.saass aEe ssiag 90 IN The lonn
AL sirini,y L. lhs ~sy Il rsisals ru.iarnoe.-
a. sleour.siag mn .iioa sh.l asr village u.y
- present ~ ap,rsfssrs N he aaris e l.siIS.
iass. sa'ar~h-s in krsPias ~ih tAs bs.sliiisi no
sus.i sarsry ~hirh saHoul.az i.
Great Natural Curfo>Ssy~-By ia
siiasion. we WISHED The Narsh cafolina rvin'
sshils IN This plaee few days ago. 1hsy al
iiile Brsro girl. sloui iso ysars and DnF msnih'
ell, wrIi formsa having III their limits romFisie
and are uniisd % each oshsrsi the lewsf sriFe.
laily Il lhe sIins in mss rmsrkahir manner
The serielre Of de q <asrnn srem - biendrs
as 10 Eg.n hui ons l4,wren shera. and the 'kiE
cosering The union = coinrlsle. extending hsH
ane 10 The osher, They psessni freak q na'uE'
quite AZ won!l<rful rs the siamess Twins. Theil
names are Christian and hilly. They are jus
beginning 70 tab. have pheasant hces. ami ars
very slnshlIy. II i singular % ses Them more
shoui by pint motion af their ieet and badie-
sf,,.y h.x ~ ves t..arns,l IA x.It fhonsh The,
can stand upon their lect with support. Then
does NOT appear 20 hc any community q sensa
ton helwrea ,hs.s. elrher a 20 eating. sleeping
laughing or crying. They are natives of csluIn
bus county. Ia this Stale.
Mes-,s. Shelton 4 crosaan. who have ihe-
twins in possession. intend Bringing them 10 ihi
place for exhibition on sqme public ocea-ion
perhaps in the sIaing. when the community vii
have an opportunity Of seeing The wonderful CO
riosily.
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xoRru cAROrIyA RAILROAD.

We learn that the iron has been land
dawn upon this Road Tor twelve miles
his side a Galdsbaraugh. and that the
Grading frnm TIA, place 20 this Is ex-
n.cied 10 be- completed By Christmas.
m. distance from Gnldsbarnngh 70
,he Neuse il twenty-twa miles. and an
,.usiue. il i expected. will be put on
when the iron is laid to the river. The
distance from the river to this point Is
,h,ut turnty.six miIrs. The cenpa-
~ will take charge Of the Road to the
Neuse, or will be Entitled 10 do 50, at
Ter the LIST January,
We learn that the iron for this, the
Division, whichcxtends from Colds
horough To about six miles aboye RAJ
leigh, is sf the heavy 4 pattern, and
looks as If il would do excellent SER
vice.
GOV. Morehead, the President of the
Company, passed through this place on
"Wednesday last. on his way to Beau
TART. We understand he has recently
purchascd the iron for the 2,I Division.
which extends from the punt mention.
ed, aboye Raleigh, to the GulIord line.
We do not know the price be Is TO pay
Tor the iron.
Il is confidently expected that TIE
Road will be completed from Colds
borough to this place by May or June
next; whereupon there will be such a
celebration as was never Witnessed IN
North Carolina. Every body about
here win then talk oil Wilmington |;
and Norfolk, Portsmouth and Peters
burg viii scarcely be alluded To Tor at
least week. So we go. We are
speaking Of things as they are. Butse-
riously, Wilmington win have the adj
vantage uf Norfolk by about forty-hve
miles-the distance from this point to
the former being about $50. aud to the
latter about IT'S miles. We can break
fast IN Raleigh and dine in Whining.
ton, whereas we now breaklast here aud
sup in Norfolk. And when the Road
shall have been constructed to beau
FORT we shall be nearer TO that by rails
way than to Norfolk, some IS miles.
We learn that the grading OF the
North Carolina Road Is expected to
he completed to Hillsbuough BY the
lstor JanuaryneY We should be OBJ
liycd to Illllsburough, Greensboruugh,
Salisbury aud Charlotte papers for m
formation as to the condition OF the
work in their respective sections.
Ralsigh Standard.
We regret that il is not at present N our pow
9, 10 give The information asked Cor in Isfcrenc,
10 the condition of the work on this section Of III,
Road. The engineer now in charge Of the~orl
a, this point. has SO recently entered upon IA
duties here, that he could no, give Us the infor
nation, and the contractors are all operating a
such distance fom US US not I've accessible. W.
will cn,leavor 10 collect the facts with some par
ticuIariiy MS soon as possible.
We may remark, upon information heretoior
received. that several contractors on the secon
division have completed their work. viz; Mcssrs
Trollingcr, Mcbane, Hurdle, and Faucet ; tina
others have theirs nearly completed; that tho re
mainjer are pushing their work forward with pre-
per energy; and that the whole Of the gradin
will doubtless be completed so that no delay wi
I've occasioned in placing on the supers,ructur
when the company is ready for il.
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The First Battle.

EVERY Variety Of Produce, such as Wheat
~ Corn, Oats, &c, will be taken IN exchange
for Goods.
Wanted, also, quantity Of Woollen Jeans
Colored and White Linscys, Tow and Cotton
Cloth, Bhe-stripcj Cotton Cloth, Wool Socks
Shoe Thread, &c.
A. &. MURDOCH.
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The Late Elections.

Ngw YaRK.-Thc election was for
State officers. Legislature. &c. We
quite from the Express
From the confused mass Of returns
before US, the impression is clear that
the Uhigs hare eiecfediheir tnfire STATE
fiekd.
The Wings have the Assembly Of
the State BY an immense majority.
We should not be surprised il they mad
100 Of the l2s members.
The Senate of the State, elected for
two years. is also Wing BY great ma
iority. OF the 30 Senator's elected,
the Wings probably have 20 or more.
This Senate elects, with an Assembly
to be elected next year, a U. 5. sena
tnr.
Ii would be idle to guess now what
is the Wing plurality but ii is eyi-
dent that the ticket will be in decid-
ed minority against the two parties
The two parties combined, though IN
many towns the Democrats have poll
ed but small vote. more not being
willing TO shuw their hands just yet.
We have not details enough before us
TO solve the riddle between "the Harris
aud /" the Soits," and hence we can
not say certainly which will be in the
majority--in all probability "the Soits,
however, are. To beat both "Uncls
Sam's,n and the Empire States patron
are, too, WIS a job, indeed, for 81 the
Har,ls" in the start.
Whatever the results in detail, the
Hunkers show their teeth to the fede
raj Administration, with such power
to bite,--ihat if Pierce holds ON t
Marcy & Co., the Administration vii
soon be without the least power IN this
fgrcat State.
| NV DISQUALIFICATION for Gov er
nor, &c. Price, Dem, has been elect
cd Governorby large majority. Th'
Legislature ID also Democratic.
| LOUISIANA, Nov. 8. = An electioI
took place in this State yesterday 10
members Of Congress and Of the Stat
Legislature. The returns Indicat
that the Democrats have carried tn
State. The Wings only elect tw'
members Of tile Legislature IN Nes
Orleans. The vote Tor Congressman
not sufficiently full to delermine tn
result, but it is believed that Dunbar
Dem, is elected from the second dis
! trict.
! ALABAaa.-The Legislature of Ala
bama will convene on the 18th inst
j when it will have to elect two Unite
States Senators. to fill the places occu
pied by Clemens aud the late Vic'
President King.
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MUSIC.

f,ESHE Subscriber is DESTROYS Of obtaining sit
uation as a Music Teacher. He has heen
ENGAGED in that business for a number 81 years
here, in tie South, aud formerly At the North.
A n,o,lesaie salary would he accepted Fortar-
,her particulars address:
JULIUS l.. KERN,
Summer,ie, Cumberland, co., \. G.
n Raleigh Register and Fayetteville obscr-
yer will copy four times weekly, and send copy
Of their paper containing il.
November 9Th. IL
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LM NsPhsrler. II. ChixliR. Nv. Nariin.
.-~----~~~-~~~~---
a. Dis VI 'g1E8gERZ y co.
Wholesale 6.rocers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Office at yO.G, Roanoke Squar,

NORFOLK. "a.
QrPauicuIm attention paid 10 the sale Of
Flour aud other Produce.
REFERENcEs.
Thomas p. Dcvcreux. esq. Halifax. n. q.
Geo. w. Mordecai. Pse'si Bank u State of n. g.
Charles Dewey. Cashier I"
w. II. Jones, Cashier Bank 81 caPc Fear.
l.. O'B. Branch. Pies, Raleigh 4 CASTOR Road.
Messrs. Reid & Soulicr,
Dr.. n. &. Whitehead, So.joR.
Pres'l Farmers Blk Of Va.
Alexander Bel. esq.
Messrs. Spence 4 Reid. Bahim@t.
Messrs. ID. Blassom& Son. Ner York.
Messrs. d. Hcarii & Son, Hillslorongh, N. q.
.Octoher 20. lyO9--
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Hostilities Commenced

60 % MITGMO0Zs
ID EGS leave TO inform the public that he Is
ID now receiving one Of the Largest aud Most
varied Assortments Of
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am Yards t'Iaid Hemp Carpet
wv g-lnehf epiaas. a IS eenis sard,
Par salr ~ LONG a WEBB.
Noamarr 10. lisa. H.
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Fall Trade, 1858.
s., D. eGHDDLEl,EI.D,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, in

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Perju.
mery, Cigars, Fancy .qfieies, &C.,
) now receiving the largest and most select
Stock thai be has ever Offered 10 ne Trade,
which he viii sell on n reasonable terms a. any
other establishment, in Middle OF Western North
Carolina.
Physicians. Country Merchants. and Farmers,
arc cordially invited to call aud examine the qua.
lily and prices, Ms We are dciermcd TO make il 10
then interest 10 buy Of US.
ORDERS sent will lie filled promptly, neatly pack
cd, and forwarded with despatch
Orders amounting 10 SIS or upwards, we will
deliver free Of charge 10 any distance under TWEEN
ty.fvc miles.
September 81, 1853. Oh.
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bishop Of Worth Carolina.-The

BtShOp OIL NOftn OstfOhliss'-shc
Raleigh STANDARD Of the eth instant, announces
the arrival Of Bishop Atkinson in thai city. and
adis:. He is now prepared. we presume, to enc
ter upon his high aud important dutcs.'
correspondent Of the National Intelligcncer,
under date Of the 9TH inst, makes the following
favorable notice Of sermon recently delivered
by the Bishop in the city Of Baltimore;
cat ST. Peters Church the .Rt. Rev.
Thomas Atkinsen, ID. d., Bishop OF
North Carolina, delivered most pow.
erful and eloquent sermon. The Rt.
Rev. Bishop Whittingham, Of Mary
land, was present. Inasmuch as this
was once Bishop Atkinson's church,
he was invited to preach the installa-
ton sermon ON the occasion OF the Rev.
MIR. Morrison being instituted Pastor
Of said church. The sermon gave great
satisfaction on account of its being so
evangelical and SO pointed against Pu
seyism."
improvements --Messrs. ]. ]. Freelan,
X Son have erected handsome frame building
for Store one door west Of their former stand OF
King street, into which they have just removed
as will be seen by an advertisement in today
paper. The buit!ing furnishes good sized stor
room, well lighted, aud is decided improvement
I" the street. We are sIai 10 see Improvement
oil this kind in the village, but should be muc
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Rental Notice.

= Nv w = s~~ - - - - q
ID EN- IT'S L,
ID EGS leave to announce, that he expects TO
- call nj Graham. Mason Hall, Marlborough,
and Chapel Hill in the course Of week or two.
Applications thankfully received aud promptly
attended the first opportunity.
November Ia. IL
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New MExIco.-A bad state of things
exists in this TERRITORY. A very ran
corous feeling is saM topresail between
the Mexican and American residents,
aud the latter 90 armed by day aud
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MURDER IN TExAs.-The New Dr.
leans picayune of the 4th ult., states
that Levi w. Young. ofl,astrop county
Texas, was shot and instantly killed By
some person unknown, on the l4tl
Sept. The body was not discovered
until the next day, and as nothing was
taken from it. it was evident that some
other object than robbery actuated thu
assassin.
MIR. Young was native OF Orang'
CO.. N. c., aud a most estimable man
Mihon chronicle.
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NEXT GovERNoR.-Some M a Wing
papers in this State are nominating
thus early Wing candidate icr Go,
vernnr. Wuit awhile, gentlemen
and then ii you what candidate who
is not only one Of the best and most
talented men in the State, but who
would also make one OF the best 60
vornors that ever decorated the coronet
Of the Old North State, we beg leave
to points you to EDWIN G. REApEi
Esq, of Person county, You may
have heard Of him, ere this
Milton Chronicle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-16

II small farm or country residence. half mile from
Rcntlys Landing staten Island, five minutes walk from
kddles Grove; has beautiful view Of Princes Bay and
the sound fifteen Of good land out buildings and
fences in good order large and modern built dwell
ling. with wings and piazza front and fruit of all
kinds. For further particulars inquire at No Sands
street Brooklyn or on the premises, Of -
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DARN FOR sALE-BELoNGING TO The ESTATE OF

T,ARM FOR SALE--BELONGING TO The ESTATE OF
Il T. A. Covdrey, deceased, situated in the town of
ionkers, Westchester county New York, about
miles from the city of New York three and half
miles east from the village of Yonkers and two and
half west from Hunts bridge, the Harlem railroad II
contains about 40 OF land eighty acres under
high state Of cultivation and the remainder in good pas
and wood land and is well waered There Isl large
cottage house the place the out houses
tensc consisting of two large barns stables carriage
house sheds, crib, ice house &c all in good order
The place contains several young orchards of about 500
ap lie trees and 500 peach trees in prime bearing The
lawn is well stocked with fruit and shrubbery There is
also valuable booded stock of oxen horses, &C.
which will he sold with the place IL desired Also,
risge market and good variety of tools &c There
seyern eligible building sites upon this place which,
with it, proximity to two railroads renders it very de-
srabe situation for persons doing business in the city
for further particulars apply at the Office of s + COW
DREY No. 81 Wall street, or j. H. Cowdrey, No lOT
Front street the premises.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


pERFORD & CO.'S EXTRA CALIFORNIA, OREGON
~ Sandwich Islands and South American mail express will
be despatched per the and splendid steamship Uncle
Sam Saturday next, February 10th, and connect with
the Sierra Nevada the Pacific in charge of special
messenger through to destination All freight packages
parcels or letters must be delivered to early in order
to give time to comply with the government order for
cording and sealing No charge for house fees
No package should exceed 81 cubic feet Us lbs Pas
cage secured the most reasonable terms by applying
No. Vesey street, Aston House. BERFORD & CO.
CHASE & cos EXPRESS, o WALL STREET-NEXr
~ shipment to California, 10Th inst per steamship
Uncle Sam. Mr. Oscar I. Ginin, agent and special
senger through Lowest rates Express to Charleston
per United States mail steamer Southerner. this day
wednesday, at two 7. NJ. CHASE 4 CO., Wall street