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XWE HAVE JUST OPENED MORE NEW GO@Es
w which were made to order at our Manufacture
tablshmsnt in New York Therichest invoice yer nS
Call and examine E. L. HANDLE
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FINE TABLE CUTLERY.-IyORY BALI
n Handled Knives and Forks, 81 pr. in sett
Ivory Handled Game and Beef Carvers and fOlAHIdh
6 Butter Knives and Steels. For SEx
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Raleigh, Sept. -, 1851. Coy.
NJ EEP A LOOK OUT!-When you EVANS
INA COOKE, over the door walk in. No. 20 Cheap
place under the Sky Light door above every body
There advertising being next door to Messrs
Evans Cooke, wish you to look out.
We have received entire supply of Goods consisting
of article kept in first rate Southern Retail and
Wholesale House, and feel confident it would prove to be
the interest of all who wish purchases to give
stock examination before buying Harding will be
at Home in very few days bringing with him what's nice
EVANS COOKE.
Raleigh, March II, 1854 25-
WUST ARRIVED ATF. MAHLER'S & co.
q doz Buffaloetongues-af fine article,
200 " Smoked Beef.
200 Superior Gochen Cheese,
80 boxes Layer and Bunch Rasns, in halls, quarters
and Fights,
90 do. Currants, Lemons, Figs Brandy Peaches,
Pickles,
10 Packages Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale,
tierce new Rice, superior Vinegar-&c., &c.
slgs Call and see
Raleigh, Feb. l, 1854. 90
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All work will be warranted for months re and burn
ing excepted) His work will also be delivered within f
y miles of Raleigh at the shortest notice; and if fail to
deliver Stills in the time agreed upon will forfeit SIS for
each day lost to the purchaser.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. -, 1851. Coy.
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PETERBOROUGH MAIL-(Bx Two-HoRsE HAcK,)-
Leaves Sunday and Wednesday ........... al u III
Arrives Monday and Thursday at p H.
(4Iails closes Tuesdays and Saturdays ut P. h)
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DRASS ANDIRONS. WIRE TENDERS bA''
Ed Rim. Brass Head Shovels and longs.
Fire Carriers and Coal Hod
Coffee TOasters and Tea Kettles. For sale by oUt
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GARDEN SEEDS. A FULL AND FRESH o.
IMPLY of Garden Seeds just received and for s SGnT
Raleigh, Feb. l, 1854 =
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GOIdsbOrOugh Drug Store.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS having returned from the
Il North respectfully inform the public that they have
purchase and receiving of the largest and most
commanding stocR of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils Dye
Stufs Window Glass, &c, that has been offered to
the North Carolina Trade AS buy almost entirely by
the package enabled to sell as low house,
North South. We would say to Physicians, Merchants
orders that have been filled North or South We return
sincere thanks to those Merchants and the
public generally for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon and hope by strict attention to business
and selling but the best articles the lowest prices
to receive a continuance of the
VAUGHAN ENCORE.
Goldsborough, April IL. 45-
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PETERBOROUGH MAIL.-(BY Two-HoRsE HAcK,)-
Leaves Monday "Wednesday and Friday at a. M
Arrives Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday. at at P H.
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NEGRO GOODS.-KERSEYS OF ALL GRADES
IL Plaid, Striped and Plain Linseys, - 90 ssst =
Marlboro, and Gala Stripes and Plaids
Cotton Osnaburgs and Heavy Shirtngs,
Russet Black BrogansHeavy Boots just received and
for sale by JAMES McKIMM0N..
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NXCELSIOR.-SPRIN FASHIONS FOR GeHA
-HLmen's Hats-just received by -,-crrR
RALEIGH. Ian. o. 1874 81
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DERFUMERY, Hair Brushes, Tooth BRUSH
Fancy articles in great variety, for sale BY rsC
Nov -
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"a Oh oads Hedge Plant America,
guine expectations of its friends so far as regards %
great IN view good and beautiful fence adanatinn
climate variety of soil, hardness easy
and cheapness it is all that be desired sugnlv If
the seed and Treatise the cultivation of the pIant
b be had of p Z p SSSs1I1, may
Raleigh March %, 1854. 10
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KADER BIGGS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
Tanis's W1a., 7oaO1 Point,
z Norfolk, Va.
zRTerences--Messrs Bloodgood & Co r p Tobh a ~ q
and Alexr Bell, ESQ., Norfolk; Hon. Asa Bio9s Wis.,; 80
stcn, N: G.; Col j. b. G. Roulhac Raleigh 81 E, I
Thompson, Esq. Hotel, N. c. - - Lewis
February l. 1851 e3-1vsw
fMIEW FLOURING MILL.-THE SITRscR IpFp.o
IN NEW FIGURING MILL is in Successful or.Ho
and turning out superior article &c A.
Heis ready for custom which he respectfully soieiis
Ny Mills are situated within about two miles of RALEIGH
on Walnut Greek.
Sept "a, 1853. Soft
NEW SUPPLY OF PICTURES, WITH AND
IA without Frames; also Gilt Moudings Of every descrip
tiop, for sale at the MUSIC STORE.
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HATS AND CAPS.-FALL STYLE AND BEST
- quality Moleskin Hats, -,
Cloth Caps of every variety and price, =
Servants Wool Hats Black Brown and Drab lust received
Raleigh, Oct. Z, 1853. 1' : : : n M < ~
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JOHN Cox, Edenton,
JOSHUA BONNER, Salem,
J. Fl. Pool, Elizabeth City,
F. F. FAGAN, Plymouth,
ALEx'R MITCHELL, Newbern,
w. N. H. SMITH, Murfrees-
borough,
Fl. B. WILLIAMS, Charlotte,
JOHN B. BARRETT, Milton,
A. T. SUNNY, Asheville.
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RoxBoRoUGH MAII,-(Br HORSE, -
Leaves Friday, 4" ~,
Arrives Friday -. "'
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xr,;z and sDassure of Rail,oad and Stage Lines at and
: from Raleigh.
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Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1858.

&SDn REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM THE
s9a spbseTiber in the month of May last, negro
inches high, with large mouth fine tceth-xeighs
about l65 pounds The above reward will be paid
for his delivery to me at Raleigh.
Raleigh, August 25 1859 SIT
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OST.-ONE PROMISSORY NOTE, made PAYABLE
80. py X. u. ATKINSON & PHARAOH RICHARD
SoN 70 H. r STEVENS, for Four Hundred and Fifty Dol
aLs ane dated l2th of Nevember 1858. All persons are
orpa TO trade for said Note said Atkinson
Richardson are hereby forwarned from paving said Note
to any person save myself p's ~ 0'
Snithfeld, Jan. Z, 1858. " NANi'
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Died.


On Thursday, January 10, Mrs. May BuRSs from
County Cork, ireland, aged 81 years.
The friends and relatives OF the family respe tfully
Invited 70 attend the funeral to-day (Saniny NJ half
past O clock from her late rsidenos No u Vande
water stree. Eer remains will be inferred in Calvary
Cemetery
On Friday evening January 90 Of esysipelss, EUscy.
months aud 20 days
The fsnersl win take place this day (Sun dAy) at IL
O'clock fro No 90 Wet Thirty eighth frat door
east Of sixth The friends And relatives OF the
family particularly requested TO attond without fur
Their initiation.
In this city, on Saturday Jsauafy al OF short and
lin Elrrs aAIn6HoR wife OF John CALI yhor,
raiivt Il the County Donegal Parish Killamars Ire
lIpc. aged a. yeafs monts and &c Gays.
The fiitneH and atqns uancst, and those OF hsr bro
Tiers 10 law, john and DAusl Gallagher, requstsd
10 attend her funeral this Afternoon at O'Clock,
from be late residence, 70 VsaeeNster street Her
rusrs will be t,kea to Calls sry Cemetery for fntsrmsut
TN Friday evening January ~ OF oonsum ption, NANCY
vi e OF kiss Dexter, n the ss.h year o. her age.
The irieucs a1d aequsiaarc.s OF the family are rec
y@ofpy invited 20 Stterd her funeral this Aftsrnoor
At two o'e ck, from her late residence 2i6 Bes5ker
etrttt
On Friday January 20 THOMAS PAIEssoS third SOD n
james PA tersor Tosnlapd az Drnmasil, C5uniy Mona
gbf n 1rslard esdent ~ New Yorh for four pss
rgtd 20 yttrt.
The fritDds and acquaiG iances or the ftalIy
specially invited 20 attend his funeral thA NJ e;no1n
on - Ntw York Hospital, AZ - CT The Nssouis
Fraternity n srera are fespAetfull invites 10 attend
Duti ard NevJy rapfr, p'tsse copy.
10 this city, on futssl, January IL, JOINS Wfsr
ITO q the late Ttons West, Sgsd 60 Jears montDs
and dsys.
HI r,f,aina were irtfrrsa ia Greeuwcod Cemetery on
"Wednesday last fem bar lac Sssdsncs No 40 Sullivan
/ street
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II O., In.
this lsun

TN FRIDAY, " 81. Dmng 20, OF
yellow fever, RosaRr 8 MARsHAII, Of Halifax N g. 10
the .S year Il his age
On Friday, January 20 Mr.. T. SIMoNsvKID Of Mexico
II funeral will take place this morning. at 10 O'Clock
from the e,deI &C OF his brother 496 5rooms
On saturday, Janusiy p, MARGARET ELIZA, the beloved
wife OF lsaAc sneciker, ana daughter OF John Beatty
in the 4lst year OF her age
The relatives ab friends Of the family and In, mem
beers OF Pacific Lodge, No 233 Of Free and pied
sens, and the smbors of Mount Vernon Temple Of
Honor, sre respectfully invited TO attend h funeral
this ernooD at O'CLOCK at her lats residence $50
Se:ord avenue. Her remains viii be taken on Monday
mcrnrg, 1T half past nns O'Clock to tina Cse
terry, Staten Island fer intermsnt.
On satrrcay January Il, EDWIN s i, son OF Dayton O.
ebnap, in the eth year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited TO
tsRd the funeral 10 morrow (honday) Iftsrnoon At
three O'Clock frcm "a Clinton street.
On 8 tuIday monieg January al, Mrs MERCY, rect OF
the late ssJ mour Icy lor, aged so years
The riencs ELd acquainI CT her In law, a. O.
Hshorn, Jr requested to attend her funeral ut his
residence, No. "a East thirteenth street. this afternoon
at two o'clock, without further Invitation Her renal
viii be taken TO Westport, Conn, for interment
o. Saturday, January IL, OF consumption, Nc. JAMES
BARRY, OF Killarney, COUNTY K.tfy, Ireland.
His funeral viii tai place this after noon at half past
two O'Clock. from st. VnseEt's Hospital rhirtosn tn
street ihiid His ffiends invited to st
teio
10 sopth Biot klyp, Saturday evening January IL
CBAhIEs fiih OF tbs late Jas Wilson Ssnr IA the
year Of Eie age.
The friends q the family particularly reque seed TO
stttnd TIE faoerAI, from bis late reicencs, No 10
Dousa street. 10 morIos (Aon1ay) morning., At hall
past ten Go ock
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On THURSDAY evening January 49, at the residence Of
Dr. Bern W. Budd, by the Raw Thomas GallAudet JOHN
huNrsR Pursar U Navy, 70 SOPHIA, daughter Of the
late Rev. Thomas q. GAlaudet L. L. D., Of Hartford,
Conn.
Hartford Comm and. savannah (GA,) papers please
copy.
On Friday evening, January 20, by the Rsv T. D..
O'Brien, LEWIS r. NRAREs fourth fou OF Major r. r.
Mares to Miss HAyoRA GIBBONS Only daughter OF Chas
Gibbons, Esq, al Ct Dublin city, Ireland.
In Jersey Cy on Saturday, jan uary a. by the Rev.
FdsoD D. Rockwell Miss MARGARET Pu6H, Of London. TO
Mr.. HonTio HAZE Of Princeton, N. J. May they be
happy
At Williamsburg, L l.. on Thursday, January 19, By
'he Re' Mr. Baou, Mr. JAArs ALNsIIE, to Miss JENNY A.
EicEs only daughter Of John J. Hicks, Esq
In Warrington city, Saturday January IA, BY the
Rev J. W. T Brown, Mr. G. W. ALooTr, Of Mes York
TO Miss ADELAIDE G. COCHRAN, Of the Same place.
Al Rhinebeck, Tuesday, January IT, by tho Rev r.
3 Adams, Dr.. WM CAhER, OF Beaufort, N. G., TO Miss
May L CHANPIIS, Of Rhinebeck.
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THE MILITARY.

YLETlNG or TIE nIf ER 4 sTavENs GUARD,
N bsd ureusnt ~ Eoe 80 tbe carriage man Nc.
TS tsowsy on Wednesday sth inpa he following ire
spim ouflv ssoptcJ:-
Wbsrtsa cur associate ard Mr. sbsri.
dan has teen taken no tbs world BY the decree Of
tc,utatls but Ill vie Dt y; threfore
hs fssth faithful .nd
fitnd trt wros many ,se cf go6dness will
" u nesby god upon the h9AIts Of all who knew
b1.
Received Tftt IN his esry docease thtyiss SCARCELY
fetcltd he ~ manhood just entering upon career
nsl foytibiy reminded Of those ssored
v0Tdf. BE yr Lso reaay.n
Rstclyt ThAt We dolly csndols With his widowed
mc ~ Va fcvbR ct an emily D. ane also with his sisters
fer tht toes 81 -feticrste brother and
lssn t etie. for their ispAvAble oss By prsfasin 81
wor-s uld point - thfs ~ aven which LAS been
rr9rttti y Nots he DO rghty nd fetr God
Fctelyer lhLkvF sender thtntp 70 the tNcevs and
eut lbofiy Gu,Fd aud 30 ftnds for
~ " fr dy sotp r&,cn upon oseAflon sfhs ossegues
FUolvsd, Thst this oompafy wsss the ens badge VI
= tuff iug & thf frsoe 4 thirty es7s
h olv TEh Of thse5 tlutons b tndcrcd 70
tte III ttt laay. tbs. they - pulisd II tho New
yofk Htrald srd sun X. u. HkRBESF, Chair san
Nj ER0cK, secretary
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:.
DR. r. HUNTER member of tho Royal College Of Surgeons
Ac in association with Dr. James Hunter late OF
the vs ply scians Of the Royal nfrmary for Discs
OF the Chest" City Road London haJ removed to New
York and opened Office AZ 76 Broadway for the exu
treatment Of diseases the throat inha
introduced into tho United States by Dr. r. Hun
ter in 1851 1t in reducing medicines to condition
Of vsp9r and rhais them into she lungs, The remedy
to appetite or mpee digestion the disease al is
renders The sxpetorato easy relieves
Of treath and by its cheering has established the
durability Of even ate. cavities are formed Ia
Ign; Tbomas Morton, Esq 22 Pearl street.; Johuston
ESQ Is Liberty street; D. Hoover Esq, U. 8. kar,hal
E. A. Nenssiy Esq., West Troy Bell Foundry N u e. L..
Pas o, Esq, Albany, N. Y, &C., DO.
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Marine Affairs.

DnARTUEx or TIN BALTIC The U. s. mail steamship
Baltic Cspt Cmstoek, left her dock at yesterday
|1Or Liverpool, with atty two passengers
sAnRa or THE CAIIFORsA STEAMERS The steamships
0ssrgs Law for Aspnwa aud the Star Of the West for
Fan Juan, which prevented proceeding on Friday
sfsrr oon owing to the dense feg took their dap
yesterday morning.
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0rSsssd themselves delighted o
ssss Of making hi ssqusintanes, said 'hAs =!
stunned up" they would "st him know" and had "sns
honor to with him . very good moi ming" 1t Is . 70
narkabe fsot that nothing' has turnsd up" from al
sss interviews This discarded, oasto patriot comes
nom high Magyar family He believes that Hungary.h
4 right an independent State, and supported this belief
by aghtpg Asain.t the House Of pssurs captain In
Tue divi.ion Of the Hungarian army commanded by Gen.
sa BEN but he is not prepared to ray thu. Hungary will
ever b republic he was bred to the law and while
Dssstisng ct Pesth he met II Kossdth, whom hs does
not besTe Be either immaculate nfAlbIe Msrtin
Kossta speaks and writes English ard AL the Continental
lssgussss and is . gentleman BY birth and education.
Be willing to labor to the best OF his abilities for his
Support.
The above account shows how little care public men
AVE for anybody except an instrument to work ont
Their evn ends At present KosztA Is without money,
without employment and almost without friend. Yes
srcay he was endeavorns to arrange with the Msadss
ossusrreoypists In Broadway, to obtain some opporsu
pity to earn bis bread.
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CINCINNATI PoLIcE-Outrsges as developed ia
lsot TO read The eutrsges commttsdthe gross oou
pursusd-win create. It should inc alton the
heart OF good citizen. God have mercy on US II ne
be dependent upon the merces OF
these TO look TO them to protect from violence
1t high time an exA npe set ard The parties taught
TO know that there IL difference between brutality
the prorer administration justice aud enforcement OF
laws. No dtspotic power prooecded in such cruel
manner - has for year past testified against our
police not only In ths but other instance during the
past year-Ctncinnah Gdse1e, Jan IA
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and linton streetsWe ntice advertised this
pepulsr place of amusement Iusd evening" January
1864 on which occasion the world reno ~ned Dodworths
first order who received with unbounded applause
late of Julien. In addition to the above talent
ssged We spprchend this win be Of tho bet
ments Of the and recommend all who wish rich
tr, at OF music attend. Tick cts only 80 cents
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The sleep Of war Sarstoga, 1t Shanghai the 4ih
November would remain there until the spring. when
5bhe saik for japan snd home
/ u 8 steamship Folton Lieut. J. Tstson from Nor.
tolt 18th nit aas ~ 81. Tlt mas tbs SLIT
sloop OF var Albany. Commander j. q. Gerry fsil
I'd from ST. lhcnlss 9th ult, for La5usyra
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GSQn -FCR SALE, A SPLENDID DRrsBING SA
,QDUV. loop, within few doors of the hnstichn su
scum To man v.hng sooi psJing business, this y
opportunity 1Ltre long esto the rremacf Ard
enc a enttom. Must b cold msiattly, as tie
owEer seing South. Apply a. N2 Nassau street. rom
n
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We See that Our Old Friend, Cahiu, 317
dway awarded the medal for tho best patent
leather boots the greAt fair
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BanvRrd's Holy Land.-The Distinguished
eerayman Rey Mr. Baleh who has JUST returned from the
Holy Land, Will lecsr re the paintings
might the usual Sunday repr. ston o'clock Tho
paintings close positively on tho 29sh inst
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To Msnufacturers or Straw Hat.-We are

prepared to tupp eui mact ines soecisly fitted
ding straw hats in style The achns fold the
binding the edge ana stitch Il beautiful with great
pidity and parfect regularity.
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"Let ms Speak OF y Man we find Him.
song and chorus words by James snmonds, music BY
Thomas price 20 ceas sung by Buosleys, with immense
applause. Juss pnblished by -
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New Music - Buena Vista Grand March,
to Major General WOOL s. a. By Mfss Phcbe g.
Van Schoonhov,n n. Prios % cents. just published by
HORACE WATERS 3S3 Broadway
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The Charitable Fund,

JAS G. BKSsnT ESQ -
Please aeknows ge do the receipt Of two collars
from Roue and Ready, with the warm thaaks Of this
widow Very respectfully. yours.
ADAMS LUCKEY, Per Rbt. A. Adams.
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Cry tai Pslaee tho beet manufacture of perfume
r. embracing soApp oologses extracts 10 has been given
by spimors to &. rnaon Never
rLe sren6e ,ruop achieved over France, England Ger
ttul articles or toilet The cognes the theme OF
universal admiration, among hs foreign pettors
wblo tie sup frty tire extracts those pom
ousy psraded before citizens 10 exquisite decacy OF
favor trength and dura freely ssiudged to Pha
lon The dcsred 70 be aad dur able
Nan the fsr famed Englah white brown Wiz door. The
public eofuly nvit to call anime the pen
did assortment the above articles at &. PHAL0SS 97
AID At 5l7 Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel,
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or he diseases ws find consumption still Ids its sway
rxty having oed Of his disass. Next In order IL
mallrox hch sppesrs TO Prevail to larger
lent ihsn n,ual the lumber OF deaths from it last
week wire for y two.
NATIONAL POULTRY SHow-The managers Of the NAton,l
Poultry Society At the Astor house ursdsy night,
Hus ay. Thsrc good attendance Of gsa.lsnen,
el uch interest In the improvement Of domestic
roury Ittre siderable officially 10 consequence
la TIE ef psAn Ball In 6xipg upon place for
Abe sxhiton After great any places had been
ysstsd rejected 1t anAly resolved that Mr. Bar
um be tquested TO hold tho exhibition at the Amercan
Museum, which he finally sccedec to II was estimstsd
bat all tho expresses Of the exhibition, nolutlng the
rren iums, would amount to about $4,000 Mr. BTnum
ssreed pay al OF thess expenses from his Museum
cepa 10 hkod To the society Any prents wnics
with great applause. Il was therefore settled
that ft fh1w o, the National Poery sJssty shall be
held the uu,sup, Mr. Bsrnum agreeing not TO make
aoy additional charge for admiration dariSg the week Of
The s,bibi ion hat Of premiums amounting TO $500
was osted. Ad IL Vas eed thai exhsitos spoud be
whatever fer care and feepog Of the fowls
white IL The city Nest Of the railroads have agree -
transport the poultry for the snc fres OK chsrgs The
tishest premium Is $50 for the bsst aud largest variety
or ture bred fowls Tha second premium lie SO Ohers
OF $40, ais slo IS, S. b., NO for sill the varieties
felt In 'tn tbo~ through The country and tnsihe m,s Of
tho " uuy thowps Albany thu It'll Sth md 9TH Fbfu
cry III be sent down 10 the show in this CT. on tbs
Isb A. tae chief INSET OF the Society s = encourage
the improvement OF domestic paultgy, By bringing T.
geher. i1r Comparison and tala large variety as
20 bd ON every part he Uainn the hsse
deter ito9 70 msse DO chsrse ~tatayer 70 competitors
for The pIyhgs OF exhibths cir specimens ssbib
,o-a vii be admitted free At all tp,ss nrrg the exhio
tFn cd ard wafer viii ~ lr v1s3 nv ire ci.tx Sor
~ fegs On tsh'b,iSn ana proper persone will % ,,
:, inconss isDco 10 the o-ner Fowl, e aasa
r,xhihten mas be seat aoy tue Ct The sh Febfu.
y 81 ihsJ will be taken care = oy the free
q 5peLre TO the owners TbeJ snouId DO directed 10
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by deputation from the Wa hington RiasnlS SSsHI
The funeral corbOe under the command OF Captain
johnson, and numbered altogether about $50 mon
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SPORTING, &C.

kiAMMoyH NEWFOUNDLAND AND SMALL PRIZE
tfL Xix CHARLES pups Scotch and ngsh terriers
ing des ana other caoe breeds hsnghAe and Chttaxong
tewls ct a alter strect Of Fulton, up stairs
Please copy tho kddress None hut pure Breeds aud all
dogs warranted
SPoRI.-AT THE ABBEY HOTEL, BLOOMlNaDALB
- road, Tuesday and Friday Afternoons will be shown
birds that stand resdy to Rtoa mans birds
single nstoh from $40 70 900 The parties having
nboyen am cd birds be ., the Abbsy Hotel
time until the Ia. of Nav next q. CORSOS AGENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22
City Intelligence.

CRY In PlcroR's REroRT.-F From he report OF the q
fpector FOR the last seek Ike the FOIL table
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

II 'HAs is Mr. MILO ABOurP-Niblo's elegant and COM
theatre has been closed for Il past three weeks
v has al~ays been . very popular establishment for
visual and acoustic purposes It 10
anequallsd and ia interior ia pleasant to look upon
Again We ask . What 10 Eiblo about?'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22
MATRIMONY.

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS or
n lately returned from Europe, has
whatever With fortune OF s4O wishes 30 form mst
mortal ,opneIinn with gentleman he must be ire
ten inches In hight or tyer he be between the
twenty I've and thirty must be Of an insbe d, posi-
on industrious habits and of respectable fam ly Money
object Address Evs Herald ONCE for giving
real name and address. ALI sri city
Dental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

Green, No. Aston House, has heard of PEG
pie that body but has s. found thu
ITEM he could satisfy with the 10 aud workman
ship his shrte The individual that nobody please
requested to call on GREEN.