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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05
WILIOW WARE, &c.

n ~ BubKeI EI1pOEIUII9 =.
1877 Market Square, West side, cor. Market AR
mn Ia unters gned takes this opportunity 10 extel
his friends his heartfelt thanks for tho very liberal
tTonage he has rcce we'd sGce he became resident o.
civ and begs leave to inform, them that he will stlu
nue. 10 manufacture every description of willow and
tan w0le being fully confident that by strict asnto
business he will insurS the patronage OF desei wing
lie as he as determined nothing shall be wanting %
mart to give entire those who may
with call, where they will find large assortment
above wares constantly hand, including childrens va
ons cradles chairs etc. Baskets OF every desepdOi
| too numerous to mention. wholesale and retail $50
p@orders promptly executed. L. MOOAbl
R-OId baskets realty repaired. aneo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05

New Books.
NOTES on Uncle Toms Cabin, by Rev. y. .stearnsi
IN Eastmans American Aboriginal Port Folio Ilusrdi
Religion OF Geology, by Hitchcock;
Bccchors Domestic Receipt ROoki
Songs for the Little Ones at Homer
Great Truths by Great Authors;
Iieber on Civil Liberty and Self Governmenti
Evening Book, by Mrs. KiTkland;
Lays Of Ancient Rome, by 7. b. Macaulayi
Manual OF Fashion;
Genesis and Geology, by Hitchcock
Egypt and Palestine, by Thomas;
Golfers lamentations TO Text oil Shakespeare.
o,,os Neee'Vea 0S- WILDE & BROTHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05
chaan cash Store.

= -5I- q Just Arf1Veu. -,
~ uonRs McNAIR d Co., have Just received tn Ia.
X as, Stock OF Fail and Winter Goods, eomPIlsISS
sveyrtbing Fancy and Staple, suitable for the e eAN
eo PIsase i've US calNo 90, Main street,
ssps $50 cen 49.2G y - ess--s.-
N - BUSINESS ROOM FOR RRNT. !, ...,.
nJHE subscriber offers rrent tie room IeeenIy
.ep %ea 0y piii ur09' 'q -ts JAS II sIesI EGHEn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05

MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS. q
BY EXPRESS.
90 PS Stuart and Yalenciennes Plaids, being the
~ most elegant Platds we h. We received.
MS. Robroy and Stuart Plaids for scr rfs;
A few choice Ribbons;
French N erinos, in various colors;
Black and coorcd plain Muslin de LANES;
Embroidered French worked collars and Sleeves;
Extra handsome Jaconet Rlouncingsi
Black feecy lined Silk Hosej
Ladies' Kid Gloves, in winter eolorsi
Ladies' Dress Trimmings in various Colors.'
Jus! opened at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05
HIG9T,Y IMPORTANT,

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Find
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered, for :HIs
labor end expense in washing Clothing and HoGss C1t
yRiter and soffer han than il beoehed onthe slss-
WAR; AMI I'D not to imjure ths fabrlc Every LADY nay
or Linen in the Fluid full strength, for "a hours which
will clearly show that 1t must be purely "fsn
The Chinese washing Fluid Is worth three inns tht
single sixpence which will buy enough 10. aaEs AH''
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber who has a
y N1 JAS. MELL0R,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05

q Notice..
oPVlcE Il. & o. RAlLRoAD Co.,
Wheeling Station, November 4, 1883. 5
Change of ScElcdnIe.-Pa Passenger train-On and
after Monday next, the It'll instant the Passenger Train
will leave the Station at 8, A. NJ, Wheeling time.
nov4 J. h. FORD, Agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05

THE TOWN TALK.
A MoNG the numerous town topics, which have oecu-
N ri the attention OF the people, lastly, not least In
teresng is arrival OF another stock OF New Goods at
w ID. Motto q Bros
Those WHO have not bcen there would do well go and
look at their Stock and their customers are assured that
their is heer and larger illan ever nova
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05

cUR1oslrrEs FoUSD.-The lady who was lost in
alnaZement has been found.
The man who was ''ired with indignation" has
been extinguished. The department was called
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-05

IIARRY,S Tricopherous, or Medical Compound, for
ID preserving, restoring and be?uttlying the Hair.
For sale BY VoWELL,
noy2 % Union street.
FEW bottles OF Buzins celebrated Oriental Drops.
n This is the finest perfume for the handkerchief.
For sale by b VoWkLL,
nov2 "a unionat
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

VKTATyHES AND 1EwERY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all des criptions OF
GOLD AND SILVER wAvcHs, sEwELRy AND SILVER WARE
n retail, at much less than the usual prices.
JERCtNsES WArtllEa
Real Jules Jergensen watches received by every arrival
with certificates from hia with each watch, warranted
Perfect time keepers.
wAruEs.
nurlea and levers in hunting and magic cases perfect
time Keepers rspJTF.:DEsT SECOND,
and quarter second Watches for timing horses, in gold
ART silver THERMOMETERS.
splendid gold pocket chroloncters which run without
m, variation. EIGHT DAY wArtHrS
Watches which eight days.
EsANiL nAICnES
Tor ladies, some in hunting cases.
wArCpEa
for 1des, some in magic
WATCHES,
which change into three different Watches.
WATCHES
Up and turn tho hands without any key.
Fine gold epne watches, foar holes jeweed $25 %
finc gold dcisched leysra. 80 %
told enameed watches FOR he ladies' ...... 90 90
Gold English patent levers. rs 90
Cod English putrut levers hunting 81 90
Ssver patent levers ~ low ~ w
Silver detached levers as 10. as............. IA 90
and all other styles ofwatches at equally low prices.
DIAMONDS.
Diamond rings pins, bracelets, finger rings aud
crosses Tor sale at much less than the usual prices
JETELRY.
All kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rings, gold
Keys and seals, gold PENS and pencils gold and silver
thinbles, bracelets breastpns, cuff pins, locket ear
rings gold and silver spectacles gold toothpcks, charn
shassieire chs'ns &C.
Stera, silver spoons, cups, forks, pie knives napkin
rings fruit knives, Wedding cake knives &C. &C. Watches
ADJ iewelry exchanged All watches warranted 20 keep
god time or the money returned.
An kinds Of watches and CLOCKS cleaned and repaired IN
Che best manner ut mach less than Lhs usual prices
importer Of watches and iewelry, Wholesale and retail
DO. II Wall street, (up stairs,) near Broadway.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

6tHASE CO.'S EXPRESS WALL, STRFET.-CAII-
~ ornis Express, next shipment per steamship Uncle
sam saturay 18th Feb Packages not 70 exceed rs b-
crbA cubic feet water proof be reaay Friday 10
be corded and sealed at Custom House no charges
Custom House fees. Mr. Oscar u Griffin, special
messenger will go through to San Francisco In charge ri
our small parcel express trunks Lowest rate for freight
(tHASE ( co.'s STEAMSHIP EXPRESS 10 CHARLIE
~ ton, savannah interior Of south Carolina Georgia
Alabama and Tennessee every Wednoday nni saturday
Yer I. = mail steamers. Oar express goois Goa
r.gned TO NessTs Combs 4 Co. Cha rpsf who deliver
and forward hem directed Iowest rates
CHAsE n CO., No. Wall s.reet
CtBAsE & CO. 5 4. y. MAIL STEAMSHIP EMPRESS TO
~ New Orleans, t2ih end 9th of every month; alsoI
~ steamers william Penn and benjamin. Traidt in Stb
and I'D of every month. Lowest rates.
CiiAsE& Co, No. Wan street.
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GRAND CALIFORNIAN BALL THE MANAG NRs ov

GRAND CALIFORNIAN BALL THE MANIAC NsS oF
NJ the taedonan Bail peetfully annoa ace that they
will give their second annual hall Thursday evening,
February lth 1868 at aninany I'll The omnittee, IN
bringing the alb ball before the public beg respectfully
to state that their only object il and strengthen
brohe feel ngs and to awaken he sensbit'es OF their
count 10 the and social pasmes o by gone
days. With these yew~ they have spared no tons in
aging the cst performer, OF Scottish III Isle, in giving
liberal conn cement of Oldest and best national airs
anu da ces and in making verything contribute to the
taste comfort, and happiness Of all who may honor the
hall With their p,eence. The proceeds of the ball will
ks devoted to charitable purposes order Of dancing
eordng to programme Conductor Of the floor Me- Parker,
who he kindly offered his valuable services this
sion. Robert ons celebrated band has been engaged
Yhe piper will, in the garb OF the Gael promenade
room rla, ing national airs. previous to the
Hient and during the intermi- zion OF dancing lmbr
If gentlemen will be pre- ent in the Highland costume.
Tickets 81, 10 adult gentleman and two L.ic.. To
had at Adam stodart's music stor 36 Broad say; WIN.
Hall ron corner Broadway and Park olace Firth fond
Co Mol franklin square; Of either of the managers.
Doors OF en- at dancing will commence precisely ut
O'Clock. lie termination Of the ball will be known by
Tue bar playing Guild night, an JOY be VII you a .
MISREPRESENTATION Carr 20 West Twenty. sixth street;
James Dunlop 800 John street Brook, Thomas Robert
son. 90 Centre street Alexander Robertson los Green
Nch avenue; John Cumming 72S Broadway; Andrew
Ritchc, Thompson street; George Bathgate, Ninth
nre between Fifteenth and sixteenth Streets John Ser
vice, 49, Iearl street.
JAS. G. NcADAM, 81 BeekInan street, Secretary.
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ITO wAToIinAKERs AND JEWE1LtItS.--IOR sATL.
i the stock and fixtures Of a iewelry store in the
central part Of the city established for the last thirty
years with good Of customers and watch repairing
The store with dwelling win be let leased for one or
term Of gears For Particulars inquire OF PI.ATr 4
LlCTIlI, 20 Ga.a.n LsG9 10 lAt--A io~r stury r..r
buildng fer any light or mechanical p~rposs Isl .igs
~ AeVyA
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yTyHE co PARTNERSHIP HlREETOIORE EXISTING
between the Subscribers, under the firm Of Usugiton
0Connor in the glasscutng business IL hereby dls-
solved b. mutual consent GEORGE lAUGHT0N.
New York Feb q, 1853 JAMES O'CONNOR.
The subscriber will continue the business at tho
place, corner OF Elizabeth and Iester streets.
JAMES O'C0NNOR.
VTSHE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE
i tween the undersigned under the firm Of VIM Hosor,
ceases this date by limitation, Mr. II. Hustler retiring
therefrom VIVA. Moser Henry Huster VIM. Noser will
continue the business on his account OF the Oh
stand, No Al Maiden lane New York, Feb. IL, 1858.
NANTED-THE PROPRIETOR OF ONE OF THE
w best hotels in this city with ton years lease i,
DESTROYS Of either selling out taking partner who can
furnish cash capital Of $4,000 Applications NAV be
made at the ofiae Of r. CALLAGHAN, Esq Couns cllor
ut law, 14h Pine street.
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COHrui:aTio. NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES FED
~ 1S53.--Sen'e 2rcpo sls viii be received .. the
ohce oi the Commissioner oil Repairs and Supplies NO
New CITY Hall, untn the 18th inst, at ~ O'Clock A.,
For the furnishing OF the marble Tile for the floors oil the
court house IN the Park. Tie tile 10 be one anu
quarter inches thick. All information required viii BIO
furnished at the Office Of the Superintendent OF Public
Butldngs No. 10 Elizabeth street Blank estimates viii
be- furnished AT either oce and the coumissoner re
the right reject all or any OF the estimates,
se,piod for The interest - The Corporation.
tARl GOLDMAN Is. IukOI.
ConmAis soner Of EsIaiIs and supplies.
Cvxpsstsn peyess Nil please cory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

VYIVE lie BAL. MASQUE--R. W. WILLIAMS WOULD
Y respectfully inform his friends and the public that
he ST i'll continues carry the fancy dress bust
the extensive scale Monte Criso Costume
Repository 3GS roome street. the largest establishment
IN the United States where clean, rich and elegant
rcss be obtained at the shortest notice and The
ns0st rea sonable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

1AAsONc BALL~-rHE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
M OF the Irand lodge of the state OF New York
der the direction of the trustees OF the Widows and Or
ON Monday evening the l4th instant. Tickets at So
each, 10 admit gentleman and ladies. may be obtained
1t tho Apollo and at Freemasons Hail. No 600 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

Two iIANof0RrE MAKERS FOR SALE TIE FAC
TRY, stock, tool-, and fixtures situated the oont-
OF Wssiern avenue nnd Washington place Nevburg The
factory Is rstysix feet Wa hngton place by thirty
four deep and on Western avenue sixty -four feet by
twenty feet deep three stories high built Of brick twelve
inch walls built in 1867 The whole viii be sold together
or the stock separately and lease given OF the ory
T0a-tbirds vi the purchase money Of the factory NAV
remain on bond and mortgage. The location Il 4 good
one having established for ten years past ana now
finishing two instruments per wee TIE only object ~
sale IL in consequence Of i'll health. PHILIP g rRAyA
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gNSlJGOCTlOK.

ID r. FOSTER AUTHOR OF "paHE ESSAY ON
Counting House Manual" and other popular works,
teaches bookkeeping writing &C. at No 1851 Broadway
where youths well adults qualified for
eal pursua, in an expeditions and superior manner.
Terms moderate; proficiency guaranteed certificates OF
ability granted Attendance 8 A. NJ to +. NJ, at the
gtldants' convenience.
HART'S ACADEMY or ORNAMENTAL ART, NO. Coz
IL Broadway Metropolitan Hotel block. Persons who
receive instructions at this eminently successful and
popular studio, make papier rnaehe goods of all de-
scriplions equal the imported ladies' hours from
lessons n required.
INSTRUCTION IN SPANIsH.--SENOR F. J. vTNGUT
L Professor Of Spanish in the University of New
gentlemen, separately Wednesday, giving three
ess gratis before any engagement IN made Terms
SO for twenty four lessons Apply at No III Chambers
street.
MADAME BARBER NATIVE OF PARIS, RE OPENS
ll her classes for conversation and literature
Ia the French language, the method adopted BY
the University Of Paris Lessons Ia drawing pait ting
and water color also In porcelain painting Evening
1aas. Terms moderate. $50 Broadway
DENMANsHlP.- MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
Ladder classes ut IL and o'clock gentlemen at A. NJ
and and O'Clock r. L. Private instruction ut hours
eanvenient to the pupil. See cards at the Academy.
GyPIRIT INsTRUCTIoNs-DR. BARNES AND THE
= tne nsas S5 s
purpose giving Instructions to believers and nvest
yaaors Oren from half past two until five o'clock every
aernoon next week Spirits have fixed the price Of adj
mission at s5 cents for expenses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

NTAIENTIyES- SPLENDID VALENTINES MANU-
featured by the American Valentine Company viii be
kept view during the season. for the accommodation Of
retail purchasers at the Office No 81 Nassau street OPP
posite u Sun Building up stairs The choicest Valen
tines offered sngly at the dozen price "a Nassau
sfr ant mn stairs
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VALENTINES.

CtIRONG'S VALENTINES! VALENTINES ALL THOSE
Of the little god Cupid and those who have not but
fond of the fine arts generally invited to drop in at
STRONGS great valentine depot 9S Nassau street. and
past Strong has been tho largest valentine manufacturer
in America giving everybody the taest Kind Of sasac
ton. His assoftm mt This year Is he us far
perior to that Of any eyious enc, and well worth the
examination of ALL From his facility Of manufacturing
hem and the extent Of his business in that line be IL
for yourselves Dealers requested to call before
purchasing elsewhere. liberal discount to the trade.
VALENTINES i-vAIENTINES SPECIAL NOTICE
to buyers.-Al valentines purchased at the Broad
way Post Office and book store 4221s Broadway, near
Canal street. win be delivered to any part Of the city
south OF Thirty fifth street free OF postage. splendid
assortment hand. Call and examine.
JAMES G. HARRIOTT.
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LOST AND FOUND.


~RAND MASONIC FRATERNITY BALL UNDER
III sanction OF the NJ w Grand Lodge of the State If
New York will take place ut Metropolitan Hall Wed
nesdsy evening" March 9th. The room will be spe lilly
decorated for the occasion. DodSorth's celebrated band
Ia engaged Mersrs. Vesey, of Niblo's and MoTt con
s,ioner If Broadway win provide the supper. Tcxe,s
81 admitting gentleman and ladies' be procured
tLe principal h,el and Of brethren of the fraternity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

NINETY FIRST STREET LOr5-BErWEEN FOURTH
AN and Fifth avenues. For sale two lots handsomely
located level and ON the grade nosr the Railroad depot
Price - 30 per lot Inquire W Roosevelt street. be-
tween 10 and ~ O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

DoRTER H0UfE FOR SAIE--WITH FIXTURES AND
j base, Tor tao years from first OF May next. The
having opportunity so into other business
will pose Of il al very reasonable price Immediate
pos sssion given Apply To { r. DOWNING, i7s south
ftr.et after 10 A. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

(tOPARINERSIUP.--J JOHN H. CiAMER, I.AxF on THE
~ firm of Cramcr Christa and George Steele late pupil
OF Alderman Miller, have this day formed a ccpartner-
ahip unde' The and firm of Gomer Stccic for the
business OF sign flag, and banner painting ut No John
street. JOHN II. CRAMER
GEORGE STEELE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

NW WESTERN MERCHANTS.-UNION COMMISSION
a and Forwarding Company. G. Buckles x sueed
Wheeling, Va. j. G. Buckles Judge, Cincinnati Ohio;
y e Buckles Co.. Louisville. Ky. Particular attcDtiop
a1 70 hAig produce and 70 for awarding NOR
1andiss 10 sad ron The East LSpsvills Jan. H. lesA
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CIIOTIIING.

4vABTOFT COTHING-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ worth wanted.-Gentlemen having large or smnT
quantities Of good left off clothing TO dispose Of can o.
hip the full vaue IN n,rrent money, by calm. on or
sending for JAMES hOR0NEY, II Orange street. AR
Stsge from Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

ITO GAS C0hPANigS-FOR SALE A STATION ME-
TER, capable OF passing 100 600 cubic feet OF gas
IN twenty four hoars with clocks and tell tale attached
pressure gauges, &c-ai in complete order. s Downs
maker, New York Apply 10 " I. HALL
Secretary Ca COMPANY BROOKLYN
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COMPREHENSIVE. NOTICES.

ness having fine stock Of drugs chemicals glassware,
ard fixtures Is dearous OF forming copGrtnershp with
some having and about to emigrate TO Cali
fona he wishes carry his stock there and continue
the business. Address, l. NJ, Herald Office.
f>OPARTNERsIHP NOTlCE-EBEN CALDWELL AMI
~ George Francis Train have formed copartncrshlp,
under the style Of CALDWELL, TRAIN & CO., for the
transaction Of general commission business at Melbourne
Australia With cash capital of $4,000 +. Caldwell
takes passage for the above port in tho Plymouth Book
and g. T. Train will leave in the Yolga, both OF which
ships about ready. Consignnents OF merchan
disc and shipping respectfully solicited. 1t 10 the4
,ention Of the firm establish a permanent basis,
strictly commission house. and any business 10 their
will meet with their personal and prompt attention.
2FTEBgSCEs.
John N. Forbes, Rnoch Train Il Co.,
Jno H. Thayer IL Bro, Sampson 4 9appon,
George b. Upton, Josiah Brades 4 Co.. Boston
Cary & Co.
Goodbue 4 Co.,
Josiah Macy \ Sons, New York.
Grinnell Slinturn & Co.,
Chas. II. Marshall & Co.,
II. & a Cope & Co., Philadelphia.
Brckhoad Pcarce Baltimore.
Geo. A. Hopely 4 Co.. Charleston, =. G.
Archibald Oracle Mobile
J. 7 Whitney & Co., New Orleans
Mecondray Co, (son rra,o,soo
Flint, Peabody 4 Co.. san ifanc'se"
Bowman, Grinneli 4 Co., lr,.o.,
Charles Hunbertson, A"e'Poo''
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FT>YrE FOR eAIE.-AB0Uf ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
Of diamond very little wcrp in half dozen pairs Of
case; for sale cheap for cash Apply to 10 ELLIOTT,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

NOTICE TO CoNTTACfOIS.-SltiIED PROPOSALS
IN for the grading masonry, snj superstruonre oil Glc
Wiouspor aud Uinra Railroad win be received .hs
first day Of March, at The Office Of the company st En
maps and odles OF the line siu BE- found At the
Engineer's Office NJ Troy, on the line oi the road.
WM. MORRILL,, Chief In inecr.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM ON TBR
IA second floor, 10 let with board also an ungarns
ed back room, on the same floor Hot and coil baths
Apply at 1877 East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

JNUROpE.-THE ADVERTISER, AN ENGLISH LADY,
II DESTROYS of returning to England. would be glad
make arrangements with lady who may require attend
her passage TO that country is fully qualified
and not subject to sickness. Address A. T. r. Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

yUNO CoNTRACTOIS.--pR WILL re RECEIVED
i for the removal OF fifty thousand cubic yards OF
earth From eight to ten thousand yards per month will
be required to be removed for which liberal price will
be PAID Apply at corner Fifth avenue and Warren street,
Brsoklyn
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NTORTH CAROLINA SIN PER CENT STATE bonds
IN Treasury Department Raleigh, N. G., January Is
1853 Sealed proposals. viii be received in tho city OF
New York. until 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of tho 3lst March
oext for The purchase Of $500 Geo Of bonds ssusd by
tho State Vi North Carolina
These bonds will bear date the first Of January, 1855
.nd will run thirty years They viii have coupons At
tacbed and the interest at SIX per cent per annum win
be payable the Hr days Of July and January Of each
year.
Both interest and principal vii, be payable the
Of tho Republic in the city OF New York unless where tina
purchaser may prefer to have them ade payable the
treasury Of North ca rolina
They issued under the authority Of the ls-
ysaure Of North Csrclina, for the construction cf the
Sortb Carolina Railroad and in addition 10 the faith o;
she STATE all to stock held by The state IN the said rail-
soad and the dividends from ssid stock, sIycesi
~ pledged Cor l,eir redemption
These bonds are b. express enactment exempted from
taxation.
Parties Kidding, will please address their letters
torsed Sealed Proposals FOR North Carolina State
Sonlsn 10 the undersigned in New York directed 20 the
OF hessrs Brown liz Rosaet, 100 Front street,
New York. <.
The bids win Dc opened the Bank OF the Republic,
O'Clock, T. Nj, tho 31s day of March next in The
presence of g. u Lamar Esq President Of tho said Bank
and = T. Grown. and David treemar, ksqcs Bidders ay
.iso be present
Successful bidders sill BE- required informed
If the acceptance OF their bis 10 deposit In bank the
Hpoun Of their bids with the ued interest from the
first instant to he credit Of tho Of the ale Of
North Carolina.
This deposit may be made either In The Bank Of the Re-
public Rev YORK in the Bank OF the s,tats OF Nor ID
carona 10 The Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh. North
Carolina u. w. CVtRiS
IsIbic ireasurar Of the State Of North Carolina.
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D0ARD, WITH ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, sUTTA-
I'D bic for gentleman and wife, or single gcnternen
may be obtaned at 81 Walker street. fey doors west OF
b, cndyay.