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The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-22
PU BLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

TIE undersigned rs agent for George W
Oldham, will offer at Public Sale nj the Couri
House door in the town OF of Elkton, on
Saturday, Jnnuary 29th, 1853,
at o'clock p. NJ, all that valuable farm situ-
ated on Bohemia Manorabout % miles from
Chesapeake city, whrreOn a certain John Bed
well now resides. The above farm is bounded
Oh the North aud Easl by Herring creek, on the
South by lands of Mis-. Ann Oldham, and ON
the West by other lands of the said George w.
Oldham. 1t contaias about
$50 Acres Of Land.
Of which about lis acres are arabic: the re.
tnainder being covered with excellent wood and
timber. The soil is naturally of the very best
qaalily, and any quantity black mari mny be
oh'aiGed upon The premises. There are public
roads running very near this farm on both the
east and west sides.
&.0eS lhe heimprOvements consist of u
@T5Ha first rate new Dwelling House,
GSa;siE two stories high, with three roons
go and passage below stairs and
IN 'eeoHd stcIy; also log corn
crib and a log stable.
plot OF the premises ~ial be exhibited on
the day OF sale.
TERMS or Sale.
ne terms of sale are one third cash, the re-
nandrr rqualiyin ~ and lS months, to be Sc
cured by bond with approved security or by
mortgage npoa The premises, bearing interest
from day OF sale. or the whole in cash
JOHN A. }. CRESWELL, 4
Jan 10 Is Agent for Geo w. Oldham.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-22

TURS, BoAS AND DCUFFS.-Lyns, Imitation
j. do, Siberian Squirrel, Silver Martin and
Fitch. Also, fresh lot Of Cloakings, Cloths
NJ lwseIs. For sale By b. I. MAY.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-22

INCUR BARRELS. b"ncht At market price
BROWN l. r"
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-22
% Rsaoers auo Correspondents.

GrTwo weeks absence have disarranged
our correspondence very much. A crowd OF
communications await examination and many
letters await replies. We are now at our post
again, however, and shall 20 earnestly clearing
up the work before us: 80 our correspondents
will, We hope, be palicu; uan! VIC can attend 10
them.
GFThr poem: "Thr Mfnnt Year" by Mas.
DAVIS. found on our first page, is certainty a
very beautiful one, and the rcade<'s att ru,inn
is asked 10 il. ItiS match noem to .?'he Dr.
ing Year" published on the first instant. We
notice that in prnoi reading an interpolation
was overlooked, which spoiis line. The frs,
line Of the fourteenth verse reads:
There areall thy dearest. purest tirsarc twincd
that first "arc'' has nn business there as the
reader will rraii Is perceive.
(G5~Our flying trip by railroad over the eorecs
and among the rocky peaks of the Allccanies,
brought To mind Il poem in our drawer. hv onr
"iour eslimable correspondents, whice we prin,
here:
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-22

A FINE Picture OF GEN. PIERCE, hanging
in IT," office oi Major Avery, at Cincinnati. it is
stated, suddenly fell. and was broken in pieces
u, the exact time that the General aud his wife
were made chiir>s by the fearful accident at
Andover--a coinculrncr which is invaluable TO
the lovers OF the ma. vcllnus.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-01-22

WHAT THEY EAT IN New YnRK.-Solne Of
the beef and mutton statistics of New York are
rather astonishing. We learn from the Home
Journal, that the people Of that city devoured,
during the year 1852, one hundred aud five
thousand bullocks, five thousand six hundred
calves, three hundred and twenty-lhree thou
sand sheep. For the pleasure Of doing this,
they pnid more ll.an five millions and u half Of
dollars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

WMEIr CRosa.--WS understand from sOmo
Of our farmers, that their crops Of Wheat are re.
markably Rhs. Tho Fulton TtltgrOPh says
that until recently the crop in that part OF tho
State promised 10 be the best ever raised, but
has been suddenly blasted by the appearance
Of the wheat 0y, which 10 playing sad havoc
with whole aeldS. The St. Joseph GaE,iIs
Gays that the wheat crop In that section Of the
State ia not 80 coed Ss usual, Many iernSrs
have had whole Relds 10 turn 10 cheat, This is
thought 10 be attributable to the scarcity OF snOw
and the hard dry freezes, during last winter,
The Hesaian fy Is doing great damage,
The Ohio papers say tho ily l. making sad
werk with the wheat fields in that state.
Weston Reporter,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

II Elder d. Pat Henderson, President Of
the BOArd Of Trustees Christian University,
located at Canton, in this State, gives pu6Ie ne.
tioe that the corner stone oI said institution
will be laid on Wednesday, the lt,h day Of
September next. Several distinguished gentle.
msn Of tho West have been wrileN to aud NrO
expected 10 be prsSept on the occasion, Paris
Mercury,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

A Bro OSE. We read that some three or
four years ago, aA engine and one baggage car,
going from ostend, Belgium, actually leapcd
across a ohuIm OF thirty feet, which was left
by an open bridges that the engineer was not
aware that the draw was removed, We copy
the statement aud pronounce II a big ons--ihO
eha.m we mean. The Itory will take care Of
itself.
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. GILCHRIST PORTER,
ANAANMAA A H,AR.

rTAVINe lOcelsS a IlANNlBAl., Missouri, will
I'M NsasleN h Ne (osslt of Ne eetnllsa OE Marion,
aalls pias, AsA9ensy, Warren, LIasolA. and g.
So SsS In cSlllue Neg BallAAE, eSnsr oE Main GAt
lSe'sSll ,s ntyl NgAMA CWlH
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11
Millinery aa1 Dress Goods.
Mis-, AZ, !, KIM,

q GeseAt elSeSs, ROFlA sI Hill Street,
rs nov VAer,vhg and opening her SPRING STYLES
/ Of GOODS, SlAblmE her 10 supply her customers
With Nll kiuds Of ISHcy slW BoNNsls, EmbFoldeVe1
G!Hl. AAd 4.mg. .! every assern'iSn saa .ils She
sIyla, and hlpspS and ehlldSN's BaSQNes, AlSo, =
handsome AslorlaASN OE Wells, RlbNona and Flowers,
Deoassa made Ana patterns cut 10 ord z, In the lNtes,
s,ylSa. Clovis Lllnaa, FNAlhsFI, Ladies' Riding
II Ablishmeht. ENT al lIl 3D.. '.#
while SxleLdRg 4 general invitation 70 call, sAs
WlsheO hS Tact ktP, II mlna, that she IL determined
there Hhall y - tOpAoaSAa ground Of compliant -
aeeaaHA Of lSlesa, (meh'Sl.Wyl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

ThompsoO's Bank Note Reporter doc, not
quote the Georgia Atlanta Bank, Look out, -
JunSsville Free Press,
No, mol We can't quote that good which wo
belieAe worthleSs,- ThompsOn's Rep.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

RLruLN CLosE,-The lightning struck house,
at Woburn, Mass, run across the floor, tearing
up nNd diScolOring the boards, breaking all the
glass in the skylight, seorehing he outside Of a
Etg Of gunpo,Olsr, and siIecting other prunks
without hurting any person. The inmates had
lucky oSoape FROM two such enemisG n
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

I8- The city of LOuiSVille has authorised
subscription Of one million Of dollars toward
the construction Of Railroad from that city
70 the Tennessee line.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

BuRLuSauE,--BARNuN's MenuReris showed
At RusSelVille, KY, last week. ltappears that
some Of the young men Of that place got mp
burls'que Of the show, which Is thus described
by the Herald Of that place,
Their lurgeat car was drawn by fourteen OK.
en-, and In the car were seuted the band, who
disoOurssd music anything else but swsot and
melodious. Then followed their Qrolesuue
cages, containing calves, dogs, cats geese, &c.,
and an old negro man rugged up 10 represent .
baboOnI then followed Blrnum and jenny Lind
in on open Garage drawn by four rather lcun
hor'Ssi then q car with Tom Thumb and his
carriage, an then came he feature of the pro.
os''lOn' the largo wire oOnVn" elephant.
RAILRoADTo THE PAoIFlo-NOv nous prspo,sA
Hon. WIZ. CtAupE JoSES publishes letter
In the Saint Joseph papers, IN which he de.
soribeaA new route to tho Pucifc, over the
greater part Of which he says he has himself
travelled With company who took along forty
wagons, No difficulty was encountered, pnd
rich land, wood and water were found in Abun.
dance.
A man should be heard who speaks othia
personal knowledge, and we give Mr.. Jones'
letter In full, The 81, Louis htsilignctr cop.
les two sentences Of tho lelter--sayS Il IL a let.
ter in favor of tho South Pass, (Hlthough II will
be seen that the route described lies tWo degrees
Souh Ofhs South PdSs,) and winds up its
"hrst rate notice" OF nm important announce
ment as follows, (irs IahciSS;)
WE think we can safely venture Ia Suy that
Mr., Jones Is the first person claiming TO speak
from personal knowlsdgs, who has given so favor.
able u representation Of the praotiea6ility ot
passes through the Sierra Nevada from NnY
point in the Salt Lake Basin. We think M 10
misiaken."
This writer has no personal knowledge" In
the premises. Can impudence and eOneeit 70
FurthcrU-[St, Louis News.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

NTNT, IyUbSN AGENT.-w. r. SWIMMER,
General Ne wspApeI aud Advertising Agent, Corner Or
Second and chsstaN streets, Cover the Post ORes,S
q. l.nul1, No,
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NNNER .kAlLlNel lHRllIpYlll

NOLAOWAT'S OINTMENT.
"A cAlIsLEtenIs ASIDE HIS cRUTCHRa kR.
sTgA TEN YEARS SUFFERING ~
c'lysf aIssllss Oen NJ, TOmpssn, chsnlse,l ,llIIv.
-. p..,., NPse., s.lea August SO'A, iSSa.
DEls stl-IsA sssilsa ,s fSOI.A ysu wl,G as..
sSlieerdlAall snre ttstet By yOuS avSlvAhls Ola.
meat aAa Pill' vAt AsS aslsHlshsd SvsVy psIOSs SS.
y. csa@lRs, q eSlSSSy siIsSl, d ne tess, vs.
hFewRtom ~ heFtey whereby ke received VeVY eeFls
eus injuries " he'd Ne best nsdleal eaylss a he
tine, NAdW@ Afsrwtsde IN ln,mNle rf different 10.
RInl rusainR ulsT Sstllsi 10 Hh Ilp, .Aish %
ssmplssy crippled HIN, that he eouh Ael neVO NllA.
eut s'uleAs. i AtaIly l0ysasl fsesat9 Ao begaA 10
S,s yesi Qlhinsn. aai F!llA whIsh lttS as! A.al,t
dhPeAse Wlh his srulshst, 80 that hs can WSlk viii
hsg'astsIl es,', and with SsSaw'd health snl .igeur,
a MSfF9't MOST txrRAoNblSAUY cUSSEe ~ A
MnpScAL AID had FAlLED.
'cSpy Sf SLStef llou Mn HId, Draper, Of kSady,
saIoeiasble', dated Match lei, 1862.
sc .Sses i1s sIuss, enc .r ny sAIldr,n w. a..
nit'd vhh dlsa1Ml srap,lsns ever the bOdy SIa
liabs. oelaihtdsAs advice Of several eminent Sur.
Esohl ONd RAytleiaAS, ~ ell 81 vAsu The eISs was
and pills, and WiiGOu, sIsE1:reilss, IIs sssS wSs nE
Iaruleul ieS BY PsrSvstng u their usa eli The etuP.
,on. sal.Ely S'sPpsSr'd' And the sAIt WO' F.'lsTsd
10 nfteet heAlh,
iprsVlsu,Iy Isst shlld ilsa .lmlIar tonSlaIaL
and larmly believe, had I In hos easS adopted yOui
mrdleiHes she would have been saved alse 4 shAa te
happy to testify the truth Or A' 70 any snqsrVt
cRNTHiN REMEDY FOR scoii%UTic % NJ tCas
AND AN ABToNiBhlk0 CUaE OF AN
OLD LADY sEvENTH TEARS UH AoR
OF A0ADLEe,
CoRy Of Leltetftem Hetepa. walker aHA Co., GAOu.
iu,O, Beta.
To pToiessOT,k OT,koGLeWAg,
pEAA'BIN, ,--Amshg ~ AumSSOaraufas sReelsd W
rlhsuSO sr ySef vaaAbe He1ltlnSa In tie nOlehSSF-
AOed WN lia9 npHtseA nat ~ "a AaNNdy liVlns n
iha Wul0a sl Presteh, oAesS ave ullsS hsn 0hls
CITY. ~ had ueetatsd WOants ID her lee fsl aOEy
ysSis ssd lsttOEly tksY YiTsessa 10 SsSA a AlGPMl
eIlsAtss y defy ell Sbs usual TsmSlss, her Aaallk
rapalNEliing way untafthe suisIng she endured IN
thiS AisItslllhg eondtloa she led resource 10 ySuS
'Onsmsal and Pills, cad BY the eablsItheS Of her
lrsaa,Sas enabled V PssssssrS IN Ms ulO. uA,ll che
FssNIVsd a ReTiSet spfe, We have ourselves hess
greatly AsuhlsAed q ne ssst upon - old hsFtsA,
Vs,bslAgSAbvs u ysen II Oge. We OAall be happy
10 saIlSS en- en4uifos ee 10 The auh0ulety 81 hIt
REILLY wOnHe esAl eAlo, skeS PellonNlly o. W leNs.,
AbivOh IN De Bath pOl,sS Totes, SisS, Ass bees
pOItS1,y eassA Oi aA sA saoEbstle 6keettsH aA the
e0, uVss ah O,hsV saSAas had failed, Ne VAASs thai
I! su,isey ~ tAs ass Il your OlAtnssi, Saa WsAhs
~ WSssSaa, Dear Or,
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TNOe. 8, MILLER

'-T,l Nm "a TlaOe. y. MILLER, nd q, ss.s,r
nRALER n tnmhag. UklAglaa, lalte, sasA, AeO Ae
lJH1sa A(ha ceanlina Eeou eg MiteI q kesNtt
Lshssl yl - As Csshes q I'll aAa ThIsN ss'sss,
IsaaISel, juas 20 IoSa!pH sd. tt' 20 'esm als
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11
Marble Emporium.

DAVID DEAN,
MANUFACTURES aud dealer IN Italian and
Jtl American marble. Ne has now on hand large
assortment, and Will Furnish on the shortest notice,
Marble MNntel PisessI
Fine Parlol aud Chamber ETalSsI
q, Counter and Wash Stands
Garden Vases,
klA,SaIy,
ta'A TUmb StnnSst
And every other description OF MARBLE WORK
q lowprlefI ~. Call 81 h. Marble Yard opposite
Ne Brad y NeNSs, Hannibal, Mo.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

easGeAea,SA SAs. AAsNlbsN. VRLlx VALUE.
Cneu0EAU, HAhRlEeN 4 VALE,
CennlsalOa MeIchSNM ami PruprSl ora ef the q,
HeNl1 AOlllTk MILL
NOllO and spikes, iron he ore Of the Iron Mountain.
Urea Blorp No, IIs n Hh Second street, g. Louis.
Nay n, lSAS,--(dkwSU'p
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TELEGRAPH.


tYnE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-NEW YORK oFF1
ces corner Of Hanover and Beaver streets and No 3
broadway second building below Fulton street.-The Mag
Telegraph Company for the purpose of the further
Of the public TO keep with the rapidly in
ang telegraph business and enable their agents 70 des
patch with the utmost prompttude all messages that may
&c offered have at heavy for construction and re-
pairs completed and in active operation two separate
distinct lines Of poles and teegrapic wires extending
from York the city Of Washngton-ons BY the rail
road route with five wires from New York to Phiiadepha
and four wires from philadelphia to Baltimore and
by tho other line along the turnpike roads there
the whole Distance and the company have sta
tions at Washington Trenton New Brunswck Prnceton
Newark Jersey city, Uayre de Grace, Port Deposit and
New Hope With seven wires MS above and reguatons 70
prompt delivery this company affords 20 persons
posed avail themselves of the and advantage OF TINS
rapid mode Of communicative with personal or
friends cities extent of means Tor
unequacd by any other line in this country
Int recently experiment has become systematic ana 70
liable medium Of business and the amount OF thousahds
upon thousands Of dollars is daily ansac'ed ro"sn Hs
agency -,-.-. !, -. -..a. - -. IT,
elusive az date address and signature, for which charge
il made prices From New York TO Newark TWEEN
~ cents 70 Philadelphia, twenty hve cents and TO Bai
Mp n WIN N SWAIN, PI,sidsRt
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LIQUORS.
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

ADAMS co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPRESs-oFFICE
"A 50 BroadwayOur next weekly express for Caliiorni
and the Sandwich Islands will be despatched per "
S. mail steamer Crescent City, in charge Of messenger
Warren D. Mead, Thursday April 2sth at O'Clock r.
NJ All freight for this should be delivered to us be-
fore the day of sailing 10 enable us TO have corded and
in Small parcels and dispatches received
Til o'clock Thursday. Everything must be in water
proof condition and package should exceed 2b pounds
weight or ga feet cubic MEASUREMENT ADAMS CO., 30
Broadway,
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SHIPPING.

Fl s.s
clear At the Custom House on Monday and 90 70 sea during
III OGDEN %s or TO
A UsTRALIA-PIONEER LINE-sHIPPERs TO ABs.
Clipper ne sssf: e's
above line The has recently been launched from the
ss1h i .ssr a.y: Prom a b. isal.ls:.
s :Sy
TsTE RAJ I AUSTRALIA
each month For freight or passage sgglSso nur,r.
No. lis South street, corner Of Peek slip,
FOR Aus STR Nvv SUPERIOR Al NEW YORK
R's si':n: ss:
@ Us b ana. qussn o. and
hsSiPg uasqqslsd ~ sssommodssOns .pply board
S sSssn sssss' corner Of WALL
n NORMA will have immediate despatch for Port Philip
s s $ IN SCs G nj
ssny ap with She aS0s
sHs 1s s s Y .a
portion OF her cargo engaged and having
Be
4RPh na: street,
ENOR PORT PHILIP AND MELBOURNE DIRECT
FRANCES succeeds the Gem Of Sea- as above
with unexamped DESPATCH having nearly all her cargo
SoRToS d Old Sip SS"Sa sss sss passengers
TOR PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE, &C-To SAIL
~ 10Th May-The elegant and well known clipper ship
TAROLINTA, 1000 tons. Capt. S. p Griffin. U. s. N,
commander late of brig Rescue of the Arctic Expedition
BY application any Of the agents will be list Of the
provisions ample quantities Of which provided
use Of the passsngers Fifteen cubic feet $50 lbs allow
hfpi cd
in superior for families with
rooms dc is thoroughly ventilated carries experienced
the provided free Of charge The Tsrona
Of the fetest ships out Of this
loeg her forward saloon is also sixty
cabin fifty feet light and well ventilated The proprietor
OF this fayorte and long established line chat
One of our favore ships will leave New
every month. Apply to ANEONlA PELLETIER proprie
tor 9S Wall street to OvERNANN 4 GRUNER con
signees, rs South street or on board.
DOR sALE.-THE SCHOONER GABRIEL, OF NOR.
four copper fastened butt bolted
condition Apply to WALTER PHILLIPS 25f Fulton
street.
ENOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS TICKET ON BOARD
the steamship Ar tc for the 30th inst. Apply at 34
West street. corner OF Garrison
EoR SALE CHEAP-THE FAST SAILING PLEASURE
i boat Adene. Of Newark, formerly owned by Captain
twenty feet mast with sails rudder &C. in
sailing order Inquire Of PHILIP MOORE, Jr 81 Rector
street, Newark, N. J.
CTEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE STEAMBOAT PRIN-
~ cess, with her furniture and equipments in good
der having been recently thoro overhaued
OF T. Chamberlin, II and ~ Robinson street. or to
w. KING, 1874 Water street.
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ADRnNIsTRATOa's NOTICES.

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM
bers sreet-.,otice Is hereby given TO the relative,
and next OF Of Dennis Conner laborer deceased and
who rs alleged TO have died intesta that shall apply 60
the surrogate the county Of New York. for letters OF al
the OF the said ntse The I'D
day of May next, at 10 clock in the forenoon: ,.
PETER II. SWEENY, Public hdniRittrator.
Dated New York, April 2, 1858.
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REMOVALS.


THE NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND UNION TEL
ePfaph Company will remove from 70 Wall street and 8
Hssoyei street ~ . Wall street. about ~ lst u My,
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IIXTRA PAY TO ALBU. 5. SAILORS &C, WHO HAVE
IL served in the Pacific during the late war with Mexico
Beware Of frauds and mposon and save your money from
sharpers law Of Congress makes all powers OF attorney
draw of your extra pay null and
void unless the and the commissioner notary or
other officers certificate Of acknowledgement thereof
dated the day make them and after the accounts oil
IL ship you served in taken up at Washington tho
there claim, and the amount due you
there fixed For your extra pay further information
ply TO EDWARD BlssELL, agent, and late purseg v 3
LAvyy ~ svWya NnN~n stits1
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will be given for the same. No IS Rsade street.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER n
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRy AND SILVER vARa
At RETAIL At much less than the usual prices.
JURGENBEN
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received by every arrival
with certificates from him with watch per
feet time keepers COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, in hunting and magic perfect
time keepers. INDEPRSDEET s.oosp,
and quarter second watches for timing and gold and
silver cases. OHRONOMETERs.
Splendid gold pocket ehronometers which without
variation. EIGHT
Watches which eight days
ENAMrL wAroHEs
for ladies' some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies' come in magic eases.
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold epine watches, four holes ewelled SIS n
Cold saaneed watches for the ladies.
Gold English patent levers hunting eases IS 20
silver patent levers IS low Is 0c
snd III ss1 Styles iSsss ~ssSS. a. equal. low prices
Diamond rings pins bracelets finger rings and
for sale at much less than the usual prices.
keys and seals gold and pencils gold and silver thin
bes bracelets breastpins QUIZ pins ookets earrings gold
and silver spectaees gold toothpicks charms hstsns
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knives rng
fruit knives wedding cake knives &C. de- Watches and
jewslry exchanged All watches warranted to keep good
time, or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired
the best manner At much less than the Tsqsl prices
Importer Of watches and jewery Wholesale and retail Ne
81 Wall street, second floor, near Broadway
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EXTRA PAY.

L,XTRA PAY TO THE NAvY.-T0 THE OFFICERS
II sailors &C. Of the United States Navy, who served
in the Pacific during the Mexican war at any time ron
1876 TO 1852 Call at the ubscrbers extra pay ONCE and
got the extrathe double pay granted by Congress
EDWARD BIssEI Agent and latel purser United states
Navy, 20 South William street. below W all street.
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TOR SALE-SIX LOTS. IN SIXTY FOURTH STREET,
between Eighth and Ninth avenues four lots in Williams
burg ten minutes walk from Grand street ferry Also
Hack horse to be at No Greenwich street. For
heulars, inquire at 1861 Division street.
JAMES CORBOY.
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dor SALE-THE LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
first class grocery the store will be let with part
Of the stock and fixtures The advertiser having
and cannot attend to both is the Of selling Address
r. Montgomery Herald Office for day only which will
&c attended TO. :. - -
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L>0R SALE AT YoNKERS-A CONVENIENT BRICK
house with about three quarters Of land pleas
antly situated with good view Of the
ing country and only minutes walk epot In
guire Of VIM A. MORSE, No. 70 Exchange place or w.
GHOSH0N Yonkers.
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CLOTHING.

(tLoTHlNG AND FURNITURE WANTED--Lh DIES
and gentlemen having TO dispose Of receive
air cah price ~ sending 70 the letter by
s. COHEN 452 Hudson street, and 50 West Broadway.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
GAST OFF CLoTHING-s2OO 600 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will he literally given
money Tor large and small los Of good left of clothing
every description Address through post call on
MokoNEf at bis second hand store IL Orange street. near
Chatham.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons deeirous Of converting their on articles
into cash obtain fair price by sending for the snbecr
Ter NJ his residence, or through the Post Once
L. N, DUSSELDORF, No. IS Elm street
N. B-Lndies attended TO by Mrs. Dusseldorf
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A UsTRALIA-PI0NEER LINE-sEvENTY DAYS
IA pAssage.--The A ! clipper bark kIMROD, James
Nichols commander having All her freight board will
clear at the Custom House Monday and 10 during
the week positively few first class
can yet be taken Apply ON board or to w. CAMERON
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9HYpPING.

ESoK LIyERPo0L-UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAH-
ship ARCTIC Captain j. G. Lsee-This steamship will
depart with The Omitted States mails for Europe positively
The foot Of Canal street Ne berth paid for For
freight or passage having unequallsd for
elegance and comfort, apply 10 -
Elk. COLLINS CO., IS wan street.
Passengeis are requested TO be board ll NJ The
stsnship Pacific will succeed the Arctic and sail May
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nor sALE-A DARK BROWN HORSE, 16h HANDS
high and pony built, years old, good traveller
and stylish driver warranted sound and kind in every
Aso very handsome saddle horse for lady gentleman
and trots fast in harness Also black pacing pony 4a
handle high To be at the stable in the of @ and
I'll East Ninth street, avenue A.