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want OF assistance they had not even
had q drop or water, ana their moaning
was horrible. IL could not be helped,
for their was no . to go out to give 1t
to them, ana water is scarce, and has to
pc Drought rom q great instance.
10 Dag, n ftn, the remainder OF the
wounded Russians are beng fast
brought IN, and the dead buried The
dead horses being dragged to a dis-
tance from the camp, Tor tnelr are nelLn-
er hands nor tlne TO bury them. Inc
dead men are speing Plled up IN 100
and araWa ooWn 70 .ne yalleys, 49,
great holes are Deing Jug .stease
them. Inc orue5 q = aA1 Asanah g Sss
soneHnas onanE L9s--l
tallons n1se essh v.ons II ~
T9gnts si1 Impsu eas
Upesess g0I9
HIS toNgA IA tuer graz soa,S, ane
as safa ina curing the SVeion eh9Z were
occasionally peppezea 2y tns rrencn,
VINO, IN the CONFUSION, mlssoek tnem Tor
Hussians, VINO els9 2 No. [or frreg-
1iar shcePz = e15 ~ oreel Ia Dee1
issued TOT tnem a1Ma5st 8 ngne IN req
dnrrg q ay1lns ms = az ~ shoni
IN - l- -
again. Ine aead are peing nufled as
Iass as possible, 2us isaI ~ WI oe
some days before sney are an coiiecseo
and buried Aazgs pts are eelng dug,
ana .ne poules isle ~ ssSWiseIne1o
ana 1eet Inc russians are
gurleq separately anG tne English ana
rrencn sogetneI. llVeo togesner
Ie1ghs ano@ aiea togesns1 thoeeu, sne
soialers naF aTepugnhaee even 20 piace
q dead Russian u me same cart WIN an
Engilsnman pr rrenchman.
one neld battery a1one loss 1orty nor
SEES 1t IS the Featney IS not
hot, or . NUMBER OF oeaa horses or
men would ereate 2 pessllenee, ana the
ground IS SO hard ana Stony tnat IL Is
only certain places that graves can
be Dug. A TePert was spread about to-
day that the husslans nad sent IN a nag
Ct tTuee, put II Is not correct
ne writer was seirng ON
Ger snas ehe conaaes o. MS men was 1ne
eneme OF our soioler ent1uslaseie prI.s-
es- Iney naa nor only psen sig1alzz
ing themselves ~ l1eli ~ sne
ns1u, anu ~ ene Splh.fapiS manner n
Whlen they mad euts9one al Dy tne Kino
ness, courtesy, anu as.ehsrea 70 OUT
Mouheeo N sne evening. Inc rlencu
1OllCGI - IGDl WIS., ALL Out lOA4 llC
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THE RUSSIAN SoLDIERs.-A correspon-
dent of the Illustrated Nes1s says that
the men of the Russian cavalry are strap
ped to thier saddles, so that if wounded
they may not fall off,
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B0uKS AND STATIONERY
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MANSFIELD, OHIO
Hasjust received . large and sRlendid assort-
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PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

By DR.. A, d. MAURTcEAU,
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Reference in regnrd to the Real Estate, p
J. VrsscHEa & Co., Real Estate Brokers, Nav
York. Orders post paid with money enclosed
10 be addressed, j. w. H~OLBRO0KE,
Gec'y, sos Broadway, N. 2
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And, in short, every description Of Plain am
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

December 10, 1850. asssPfs4.s7
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DAHQUIoQlE BANK, DANBURy, CONN, Redeemed
i Ut "a pef cent, by
CHAs. b. GRANNIss, 65 Wall street.
rTREAsURY DEPARTMENT., NC


i November To- 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
10 O'Clock A. ~ Of the 10th OF December next the
purchase OF Sill coo bonds ssued BY the State North
Carolina under act Of Assembly for the constructors
Of the Weldon and CASTOR railroad, and for the improve
ment OF the navie alton tho Neuss and Tar Rivers
They by express enactment exempted from Ia ystio
FOR any purpose They will bear date the LIST of July
tached Tor the interest at six per cent per annm pay
able the irst days q January and July in each year
Both interest and principal viii be payable Mt the Anf
o. the Republic, in the city OF New YORK, unless wher,
the purchaser prefers TO have them payable ut the Taa
sury o. this state. They viii b. issued in OF 500
each.
Parties bidding will pease address their letters en-
dorsed proposals for Sertb Carolina Stocksn this
undersigned, at Raleigh NJ c. They will also state iu
what kind Of funds they propose to pay. The bids vii
be opened tho 10th of December next In the
OF the Governor Secretary ard Comptroller Of the state
and q. W. Nordeca President Of the Eank of the state
o! North Carolina The undersigned the right
OF accepting such bids in Whole in part he mag
deem most advantages TO tile State. Successful bid
ders viii be required informed OF the nc.
coTsncc 81 their bids 10 depsdt In bank the Of
their bids, with the accrued interest the
July last 70 the credit Of the Treasurer OF North Caro-
linn. This deposit may he made In the Bank of the Re
public, New W rk the Rank IT the State North Caro-
lima, the Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh. Documents
showing the great Of the State and the ,uap
amount % her indebtedness, may DO had applies tier
At this ofco to Mcsas Brown aud DO Rossett cit.
OF New York. ID. W. COURTS
Public Treasurer o. North Carolina
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FURNITURE.

y1vRsT AND ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR CHAIRS
IL awarded TO NJ ". KING A SON patent chair
nAkers, 4tG end 468 broadway. Pivot revolving chairs
recnmbent revolving chairs, ssfacting extension re.
cunhcnt chairs dentists chairs improved invalid wheel
chars branch reading and writing desks, and every
rely OF mechanical chairs for comfort aud nee
Also, by permission manufacturers of Major ~earies ~
. A. travelling invalid chair. N. w KING.
w. II. HAIJlrk
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III ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTlONEfR. ". IL. LEEDS
IL &Co.-Thnrsday, Dec. = and Friday Sth, at 10 =
O'Clock, at the salesroom 10 Nassau streetS perior
sale of fancy goods, including large assortment oi
real statuary marble, aabaster and other goods the i'm
portaiion OF Signor Vito Wit. Sons also, several valu
bic i'm voices from the Crystal Palace among the bla
statuary is one suberb statue the Flying Syniph by
Levy; do Pendant, dancing Racchus; do. copy
ci the figure Denadc, original in the Vatican the ust
ever imported; one do. Bathing Nymnh, m original
Ie,nberg; do. Madonna o. Tenneranni; superb
group Of the Saviour and Mary ana other very beautiful
and asscal groups, suitable FOR libraries and par9rs
The alabaster will embrace all the antique -,
copied from the British Museum and tho gaa.ses
rh oras for crnamsute With beautiful nasso
believes; superb Canthares oeagon pedestal
large agate Hcbe vases Etruscan do. tgy ptan nrns
Leeythus vases, Bargiio Tazzas Tor fruits and caria
Etruran martei vases: large Finell urns; Roman
yered do, agate Venetian DO. and many other eXqui
site styles oil the latest importation Also the entire
invoice OF Derhyshre spar, exhibited in the Tr stall
Palace; suberb niad obesk Ceopatra's needle; black
marble vases, ew~rs, mosaic ornaments beautifully in
laid black marble Ie,estals rosewood marble candle
sticks, plates magnificent rbe pitchers costing
from So to $500 each; inkstands marble mosaic
trays, taper stands paper weight nlsi3 elegantly
iulad ard mosaic table tops, side rabs, marble tables,
chess do large spa vases. white spa do postal and
portars, black bracelets shaw pins; scent bottles,
brooches in maachite, mosaic sell and unset stone
bracelets and specimens set Ffenc hroche ahswis
also, from the Crystal Palace, glass containing
100 packages of gloves. Also large assortment ~
costly china and other articles, tea sets dinner
TO-; fancy plate figures, &c Also two superb Turkish
carpets; bronze groups, figures. sc ; and upwards of
htfy Paris clocks in orm0lu aud bronze brooches, &c.
i.o invoice Of beautiful Chinese tea poys, extra
haly and gilt made to order; together with the balance
at japanese goods " the Crystal Palace aud other
Try goods being the most beautiful collection Of rich
articles offered at auction this HEY
aminea ono day before the sale. above.
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sPIRITUaLIsM.

lytiRlITAL MaNlEfSfATl0Ns-TfIE NEW EgA-
~ Mr.. Naddocks professor of celestial heradry and
drawer Of horoscopes, al Mrs Or. Traphagens No 34
Eroacway. Terms ii ma nestation coat OF arms with
horoscope, 81. Hours from 10 to 2. Mrs Dr. Tfapha.
gems (spritusl medium circles commence at 2P ".
iiill 8. Evenings, TX oq
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Three Requisltcs-The Toilet Articles b,st
suited 10 lend beauty their favorpg aid, BOGLES
Hyperion Fluid for streng thenipg and identifying the
hair his Hebeaiona for removing tan and fecklcs from
the complexion and his Amole (the celebrated shaving
Washington street, Boston, in New York, w A. B. ID.
Sands No. 100 Fulton street. Chas. Ring Co., Rush
ton, Uarh Co., broadway; Clickener Co. No 81 Bar
clay street and by chemists and perfumers Throughout
world.
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A UCffON NOTICF.--GREAT SALE OF RICH ROSE
N wood furniture contents of house l10 We 1T TWEEN
iy-fourth street, Eighth aycnue.--D. < HOUot,
Auctioncer. This day ~ IL O'Clock precisely rar3,,
attending this sale will please he punctuai in attend
ance the great quantity Of goods to he disposed OF
renders IL necessary that the sale SHOULD Mt
the appointed hour. The goods consist o. rosewood
furniture, en- suite, vz.:Tete a-tetes. easy, sewing
and raror chairs &c, covered in and expensive
imported satin brocadc; very richly carved and polished
rosewood etegeres; fine embroidered lac. cartns with
cornccs and fixtures to match; shades do; rosewoo,
centre table, with Egyptian and staary tops also
and pier do. rich tnglsh Wilton aud Brussels pet.
ing fine elegantly framed French pier and oval gla
also elegant rosewood piano In heavily carved case
and of unsurpassed richness o. tone costly nlsd ladies,
boudor secretary plate aud mirror front Voltarc, iny
lid and ladies' reception chairs, richly upholstered;
paintings in OIL embracing historical pie.s sketches oc
American scenery fruit groups &c. costly tasteful
decorations, such Faran marble figures. bus, porce
lain vases alabaster clocks, massive bronze do gss
chandeliers, porcelain paintings, &C.; decorated chins
tea sets, pitchers, &c. cut glass decgntsrs bottles,
tunblers, salts, silver ware, consisting ~ tea and
ccGee, sets, goblets, casters cake baskets savcrs,
sIot rs, forks &c, mahogany and walnat extension
tables walnut breakfast and dining DO, dining chairs
napxins, sidehcard, trays. &c. fine cnred hair mat
resscs, feather beds pillows and holsters elegantly
carved rosewood besteads mahogany TO-, both OF the
ancient and modern descriptions mahogany sofas spring
seat chairs rockers, stovca Also small lot Of old
liquors, in bottles, segars, &c cash deposit required
from purchaser,
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A g. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
- the entire stock Of ,addlcry and harness In store
10 ionrh avenue-A. G. Tuttle will eel on Monday, at
lOie O'clock AT the above store the entire stock con-
tanned therein consisting OF ladies' and genenens aid
ng saddles brdes, whips, &c also elegant assori
rnt OF aoupie and single carriage wagon and cart liar
ness kersey robe blankets, sheets fancy brides pad
cloths, sleigh bella, brushes &c The above stock having
been manufactured expressly for the city trade Of The
best materials aud superior WUr.ma shin under the 10
specton OF The present owner Of twsnty years expert
enoe, enables him to defy criticism and win he sod in
consequence Of the removal of The building The whole
% be- sold without T.rms-Oycr Sioo annoyed
notes at tour months. Catalogues morning of sale
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I,DwARD sCIIENCK, AUCrIoNEER.
IL Schenck viii sell at auction, this day, Dec. l. al
O'Clock at tie sales roo Ii Wall street elegant jewel
" and imported watches, chains, Sc., being for ALSO
nate sale TO the highest biderImportAd watches by
pine watches, vest fob and guard chains suits Of
melted pins carvings and bracelets, diamond rings ocS
cts, pencil cases gold loket breastpins charms card
cases, silver spoons Also few gross of assorted port
monnaies, card cases. &c
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TOflN l.. VANDhWAIER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- WATER q TURNER VIII eel, this day, at 10,
clock at the sales rooms 80 Pine and 30 Cedar stree
large and splendid collection of ine oil painting, ia
rich gilt frames, consisting Of landscapes, marine
portraits, Scripture pieces, Holy Family By eminent tia
liam German and English artists splendid oval paint-
ings SILK attached ga by Chambcau LANDS apes,
figures, poi trs Ats flower pieces. &c.
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Great Bargains TO be had In Celebrated
pianos and melodeons to be selected from the largest
assortment in the United States. Each instrument qua
ranteed. Secondhand pianos ut extremely low prices
PIANOS TO rent. Cash paid for secondhand pianos.
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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Churches, Hotels, Steamships, Sc, supplied
with elegant silver aud number plates Of and
beautiful designs, plated in the most substantial
nsr, and elegantly engraved at very low prices Orders
and samples sent by to part OF the country
JAMES EvERDEII., 500 Broadway, cor Duane st.
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HENRY n. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER--BY II. II. LEEDS
IL &CoThursday Dec 4 at IL " in front Of store (,
Nassau street, horse, coupe harness, &e all city made
the property Of snteman leaving for Europe; horse
black 10 hands high. rising years OLD warranted
sound and kind in all harness very desirable and
valuable family horse; coupe ros;away oid Sides
rage built upholstered and lined with green cloth silver
plated and mounted harness, nearly new also, robe
blankets, sheets &c. In all very complete family
Enlistment, nearly lew and in perfect order