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T III e M A r ETS.
RALEIGH MARKET.

RALEIGH MARKET.
REPORTED FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD.
BY WIN. c. UPCHURCH
JUNE 25, 1854.
BACoN-1015 to IL cts. per 10.
LARIJ-l213 cts per H.
BUTTER-15t TO 20 cts. per ID.
EGGS-l5 cts. per dozen
CHICkENS-1z15 to 10 cts.
CORN-S4 30 to So 90 per barrel.
MEAL-S5 so per barrel.
FODDER-Sl 80 q 81 90 per 100 lbs
OATS-Sl 10 per 100 TBS, sheaf.
90 cts. per bushe
STOCK PEAS-Red 80 per bushel.
90 White, 81 90
DRIED APPLES-sl per bushel, scarce.
g PEACHES--S2 AZ scarce
FRESH PORK-Sc. a. Gets per Id.
:" BEES cts. per tb. on foot.
COTTON-S cts per ID.
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DUPLIN. We learn that B. W. Herring, Esq., is a
candidate for the Senate in this County and Messrs
David Reid, N. B. Whitfield, and W. j. Houston for
the Commons Mr.. Herring served with usefulness
in the last Assembly and Mr. Reid has frequently.
served as member from Cumberland and Dupln.
He is among the ablest and truest of Democratic
public men. W. E. Hill, ESQ.,, declines reelection.
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ttRsoN We learn that James Holeman, Esq,
~ has retired from the contest for the Commons
u 'ls County. John w. Cunningham, ESQ.,, is a
~ aU'oate for the Senate, and Chas. S. Winstead,
,ss y, LOT the Commons, without opposition. These
"Nelen have both heretofore served in the Legs-
49, with usefulness and acceptability.
llend writes US that Person viii roll up large
r'0ity for Bragg.
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Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, July THE Senate passed twenty
private bills, six of them were House bills. The
Senate postponed all others the calendar. An eff
fort made to reconsider the vote for final adj
journment. The motion, however, decided to
be out of order, on the ground of being made too
late. The Senate then adjourned to Monday.
The House spent the day in endeavoring to amend
the general appropriation bill. The vote rejecting
it was reconsdered-and the bill was under discus
sion when the House adjourned
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Terrible Fire an PHiladelphin.

PHILADELPHIA, July Conc of the most, if not
the most terribly destructive conhagrations which
has visited Philadelphia occurred this morning.
The fire broke out in the square bounded by Ches-
NUT Eighth, George and Ninth streets and spacious
dwellings,, magnificent stores, with their costly
tents, and of the largest and most expensive
public buildings in the country, now mass
of smoudering ruins!
The fire department out in full force; and
Notwithstanding the oppressive heat of the weather.
they made supcrhuman exertions to arrest the pro-
gress of the flames.
Among the buildings destroyed were Wesh's Ma
tional Amphtheatro and the Chinese Museum. The
Chinese Museum was one the largest buildings of
the kind in the United States 1t has been used for
years for concerts, balls, grand gala displays, fairs
and public meetings of all kinds The upper and
lower saloons were spacious enough to accommodate
upwards of ten thousand people. The original cost
of the building alone could not have been less than
$4,000.
Welshs National Ampllitheatre was originally
built for Mr. Burton the well known theatrical
ager. 1t was the largest theatre in Philadelphia,
and could accommodate an audience of upwards of
three thousand persons. The front of the theathre,
on Chestnut street, was used for stores
The theatre, the Museum building, and portion
OF the adjacent property, was owned by the late
Thomas Potter Esq, of Princeton, N. j., father-in-
law of Commodore Stockton.
The Girard House, which is directly opposite to
the theatre, narrowly escaped destruction. 1t was
on fire several times
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed among the
guests of this famous establishment. Men, women,
and children-trunks, band boxes, and carpet bags
were seen flying in all directions.
Most of the stores on Chestnut street were usedby
dry goods dealers, jewelers. and picture and look
ing-gass warerooms, &c. A portion of the very val
liable contents of these stores was saved in dam
aged condition.
The American Art Union building was seriously,
and the one adjoining greatly, damaged
The loss by this terrible fire is roughly estimated
at one million Of dollars! although many believe
that the actual loss will exceed that amount
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CoAsr SURyEY We have received from Prof A.
D. Bache copy of his Report of Coast Surveys. 1t
contains sketches of the coast surveyed including,
of course, North Carolina. The information embod-
led in it is of highly valuable character.
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II. O. LIFE INSURANCE coMpANy

IN. Vi Inc T.
The fifth annual meeting Of the stockholders of
slant R. H Battle, Esq, presided, and W sC Doub
Esq, acted as Secretary The President, DR.. john
son, submitted the following Report on the part of
the Directors for the past year s
It will be seen by reference to the statement of
the affairs of the North Carolina Mutual Life In
surance Company" which the Directors have this
day submitted for the consideration of its MEMBERS
at their Annual Meeting, that the condition of this
company is not only sound and heaAhy but that its
transactions of such satisfactory character as
to warrant the Board of Directors in Increasing the
amount of risks which the company will be willing
to take white Policies in future from Five Thou
sand to Eight Thousand Dollars.
1t has always been the purpose of the Board of
Directors to increase from time time as the estab
lishe6 reputation and sound financial condition of
the company authorized it, the amount of risk on
white Policies; deliberate review of the past his
tory of this companys transactions and careful
animation of the present exhibit of its AFFAIRS fully
justify the Directors, it is believed, in realizing
much of their hopes and purposes in this respect
to raise the amount of risk White Policies to
Eight Thousand Dollars.
The Directors have also declared Dividend of
twenty per centum, which, heretofore, has been
carried to the credit of each member entitled to it
and will be allowed the premium note at the next
annual renewal; or, where the whole premium has
been paid in cash. the dividend will be allowed as
cash In the next annual payment of premium.
By an examination of the list of slave losses, it
VIII be found that the number of deaths which have
occurred among the boat hands, who have been in
sured in this company. amounts to one in twenty,
which is enormous; while it is only in fifty with
slaves engaged in other pursuits; whilst it is
obvious from their being a mission of mercy and
benevo'ence, that Life Offices should not become
shaving shops, yet just regard for their wei
fare and ability to comply with their engagements,
justes them in estimating their table rates of pre-
MUM according to the acknowledged rates of NOR
tality, which their experience has established. Act
ing upon this ground, the Board of Directors have
increased the extra rates of premium all boat
hands to two and half per centum, which, it will
be observed, equazes the risk all slave Policies
and therefore, of course if for other reason upon
the simple one of even-handed justice, renders the
action of the Board in the premises proper and ju
dicious.
The whole number of policies issued by the Com
pany to the Goth June, 1854, is 3,2ss-canceed and
expired, 1,205-leavng in force 2,Os3 The receipts
for the year were follows:
Amount on hand. $75,419 10
of premium received during the
year, $3.50 so
{" of Interest, 1897 65
d" paid by Agents, and in
hands of Company 147 so
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~ Lady Franklin refuses to accept widows,
pension. Sir John, she says is not dead. Acting,
however, with the contrary conviction expressed by
the lords of the admiralty the prcrogatise court Of
Canterbury has granted probate of the will, nado
before his enbarkation, by Mr.. Thomas Blanlxy,s
master of the ship Terror
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h.. UiR William Sutton, Esq, is candidate for
NOOn to the Commons from this County Mr..
Dr.. = s.erilng Democrat, and worthy in every res
E ss' the suffrages of the Lcnor Democracy. We
sund NC Is opposed by Mr.. VIC. Loftin, who is un-
tttpr.1, and who has heretofore been the means of
tur t ~ discord in the Democratic ranks. We
ten,tl e Democracy of Lenoir will rise in their.
be sS' % and consign Mr.. Loftin for good and all to
be- No. es Of private life His principles and views
vt such as true Democrats can approve.
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July /. 1854.

NTORMALCOLL .-oNWEDNESDAY. JULY
20 at 10 click n Rev. FROST Fayetteville,
will preach the Yaledctory Sermon
and on the same day at O'Clock p NJ r. p. DICK Esq.,,
of Grensborough will deliver the Annual Address before
the Literary Societies.
The of the Annual will begin at
ten O'clock A. NJ, the 9th. ~
The Trustees viii meet tho 26th, at O'CLOCK.
B. CRAVEN. s
! July II, 1854. 6s-5f. Z
lhN CONsIGNMENT.-8oo BALES NORTHERN
s " HAY, and for sale. Terms cash.
9 3 J. BROWN, No. 0 FoFe: tsFilIe-st.
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R3g We would call attention to the Gard of Dr..
Ennis, Dentist. Those who have availed themselves
of his services speak in the highest terms of his
professional skill Office at DIR. sCooley's. Is
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PsAer w,. AND WASHINGTON. D. C. Guyther, Esq,
"n'g and rather not Wing, is candidate for
&e lao 'e In this District against Hon. Asa Biggs..
NJ So M majority. s0li'
Canpor. sn ESQ, Democrat is candidate for the
%ecess IN Washington with good prospects Of
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NOR SALE, A VALUABLE PLANTATION IN THE
n COUNTY Or FRANKLIN, lying on Crooked; Greek,
ten miles South of Lousburg and twelve miles
Raleigh Castor Railroad, containing between 7Rou
sand md Iarepe Hundred heres Land about fourth
of which is in original growth large part Of tIe
pine of the second growth furnishing abundance
rail timber. -
There is arabic land enough the tract for fifteen
twenty hands, all under excellent fencing res
and in fine state OF cultivation The soil well adapted
to the growth of cotton oats and such ether crops
usually cultivated in climate
Tive Greeks through the plantation which supply it
abun dainty with water is also well supplied with springs
of excellent water = - -
exhaustlbe. -
Thu Improvements consist in good Dwelling House.
Kitchen and negro houses, very superior gin house.
house, barn, cribs, stalls shelters, &c : "a -
The plantation will be sold stocked with mules horses
cattle hogs sheep &c. otherwise purchasers
Those wishing purchase would 10 the
undersigned early at Franknton, and determined
to sell bargain be had. ~
Itns-one-fourth cash. the balance easy par nients
e EDYF'D q. ECRBDUP.
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$131,774 rs

The disbursements for the year $40, 428 81
of which $34,323 "a were for losses white and
slave policies. The assets of the Company are as
follows: Amount Of premium notes drawing six per
cent interest, S64,S17 26-amount of Bank stock
and individual bonds 1881 OO-amount in hands
of Treasurcr S., 052 s2-amount in hands of Agents.
So, s95 1s-making, with the above amount paid for
losses, $151,774 IS.
The Company, we are gratifed to state, is in
lourishng condition, with fine prospects for incrcas-
cd usefulness.
The following Directors were elected for the
suing year Charles E. johnson, w. D. Haywood,
James F. Jordan, Quentin Busbee, H. W. Hustled,
VIM II. Mckee, W. w. Holden, w. D. Cooke, w.
II. Jones' Scaton Gales, F. C. Hill, C. b. Root, Will
liam R. Scott.
And at meeting of the Directors the following
officers elected for the ensuing year:
Charles E. johnson, President.
VIM. ID. Haywood, Vice President.
James F. Jordan, Secretary.
T Eis% z :: s sssh' Executive Committee
S Ghas F Johnson Johnson n D. Medical Board of
r. B. Haywood M. d., }
VIM. II. Mckee, NJ. d., Medical Examiner.
VIM. H. Jones, Treasurer.
II. w. Hustled Attorney.
j. Heisman, General Agent.
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EARLY CoTroN BLooM.Br WIN. r. HoLr, has.
sent us cotton bloom, gathered on his farm in Da
wilson on the 18th of June. Who beats that
salis6ary Banner,
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE PRIVATE

LY.-I offer for sale my tract of land lying in The
fork Of Rocky Swamp and FISHING Creek miles west of
Enhed depot, containing about 6Io acres ESQ Of
which is low grounds and the balance rich ridge land It
is unimproyed il state of ;g cultivation
it in the same condition. asst contains any quantity mar
(Which unknown to me- until after had sent all nay
plenty of mud and muck. 1t has fne Hay Meadow, of
20 or p acres which formerly yielded from soto so tons
JOINS the lands of Col Frank Parker . Moore Carter
Arlington, and others 1872.
also offer another tract lying The upper part of the
county containing 30 acres Of which low land lying
on Bens Creek adjoining the lands of Thorne David
Clark, Ned Kearney and others This is part of the cell
sbrated Rich Neck tract formerly owned by w w.
Thorne, deceased. 1t is heavily timbered with original
growth Hickory, Oak, Poplar 6c The adjacent cleared
lands produce Corn wheat Tobacco and Cotton well
quire of
B. B. NICHOLSON.
-. JulY - lVoV--N4H.es
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LIST or LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post Office at Raleigh, for the


Remaining IN the Pos
month ending 3Qth Jun,
a.
Alternately, Smith
Allens John q
Adams, a.
Adams, VIM. j.
Armistead, A. T.
Arey; Jos. d.
B.
Bracket, Chcd.
Blake, A. NJ.
Bonner, Thos. P.
Bracket 81.
Belts & Hugh,
Bracket, G. II.
Bryan, Geo.
Beasley. Miss Mary II.
Bailey, Peleg
Bledsoe, Stephen
Boon, James
Blake, Mrs. Lucy
Bower, B. B.
Bowers. O. L..
Belts. Jos. J..
Branch, j. C.
Barnes, David S. Q
Beasley, Miss S. B.
Brinkley, John
Bunch, Miss Catharine
Baxton, r. P.
Bagwell & Pool,
Buffalo, B. B.
Birmingham, Croft
Boddry, Bitha
Brewer, VIM.
G.
Broghan, Rev. J. L.
Crabtree, Miss Susan
Coroner of Wake,
Clements, John r.
Carothers, w. N.
Chapman, R.
Corbyn & Edwards, 2
Canidey, Dorkson
Clifton, Miss Susan
Dudley, Geo. A.
Dawes, F. A.
Daniel. James
burden, James
Dibble, James H.
Z.
Evans, W. j.
Ellington, Mrs. Nancy.
Evans, Thomas 2
Elliss, d.
F.
Fowler, Mrs. Levina
Frenoley, j. L.
G.
Green, Miss Sidney
Gallagher, Hugh
Gill, James
Gone, Mrs. Harriet
III.
Hayes, Glasgow
Hayes, James
Heath, r. R.
Horton, Esther
Hayes, Esau
Hamilton, I. Edwards jr,
High, S. r.
Hornadey, Isiah 9
Hall, James
Hamlet, David B.
Houston, j. p.
Hernon, Sarah J.
Harrod, Mrs. Ann
Holder, Lemuel
Horton, III. w.
Horton, Ben
Harrison, Henry
Hester, S. w.
Hocut G. S.
Hayes, & Co., VIM. P.
Honeycut, James
j.
johnson, A. L. B.
johnson, Amos Green
johnson, Mrs. Nancy
Jones, James r.
johnson, Frederick
johnson, CASTOR
Jones, Nancy
johnson, Alfred
johnson, Stephen
Jones, Mr..
Jordan, Jas. L.
johnson, Mrs. NJ.
johnson, Ransom
X.
King, W. j.
Kirkusy, w. D.
Darby
King, Edward
L.
Laulen, j. e.
Long, L. B.
Land Office Register, 2
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Persons calling for any of the above Letters will
please say they advertised.
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lust RECEIVED, A SUPPLY OF FRESH VAC
e. CINE VIRUS, wbh!c be relied upon For sale by
HAYWOOD a SCOTT
r Z, sc4,. Jana o 1874 489-2t
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HTA ~ "a o. NnRTu RnIIRr - q.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-G
- WILLIE COUNTY, Superior Court of Law, Spring
Term A. D. 1854 Elizabeth " scr VIM. A. Walker.
Petition for Divorce.
7l appearing to the satisfaction of the
Walker the defendant in this cause resides beyond the
limits OF this State IT is therefore motion ordered by
the Court, that advertisement be weeks
cessvely at the Court House Oxford in the
North Carolina Standard for three mouths notifying the
said defendant OF the filing of this petition and that unless
he appears at the next Term of this Court TO be hSd for
the County and State Aforesaid the Court House in Ok
said petition the same will be taken oesso and heard
erparte to him. sessS
Witness Eugene Grssom CLERK of said Court at Of
flee in Oxford the first MONDAY of March a. D. 1854
= &ssa T. GRfSS0M, c. s. c.
Oxford juno i. 1854. l025-wSm.
lust RECEfVED. A suPPLYeoF -FREsH VAC
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GS000 "a RARE CHANCE FOR INvEsTMrNT-
sDcUOOWantcd. partner with capital OF S. UU ua-
der The following crcum tnrcesTwo large .te Quar-
have lately leon obtained upon the favorable a
vaptaseous ters For the
concern the requisite buildings have already erected
end nevoriailng water machinery sixty
newor has ieen erected The whole has
nate rrepar tion for having business operations
oatey mmenced on as extensive seals ~ possible in
the Of rooang srte tagging diamond
Ing, bone lintels and m mautes hcartts cterns bath
tuts tomb and vault Innings referatore coach and rail
Ianes panels drv goods counters tons &C.
&c and got up all tho different styles Of imitation
mcrllo in usc-cqual in appearance and durability
real marble and at saving Of fifty per cont in
n tic business here to he carried The roofing Of
these quarcs is Of cror quality and has high
F approved Of by all the principal roofcrs in New York
Tts has leen got into state Of complete
dres for Immediately commencing operations in the
above stated at expense Of about $1,000
rany OF three individual partners, and who offer
nne another party possessed of the above named capt.
tai 70 he associated with them fourth partner Its
intended TO conduct ts establishment upon the principle
tecn realized. practical knowledge OF the business or
Tsrt thereof viii of &c special
quafo alton In tie other partner and for whose notice this
ia iptended but hs capital TO the amount
above stated cined With his undouttcd rcspectabty
Of cirfnctr will lie held 10 lie sine qua non Any
,vnittit in 10 ths matter stating where in
tcrvcw be obtained addressed to Me@rs j. w. ".
j., Herald once, will meet with prompt attention
n uesANDB oCLOCK-FfvE CLASSES FOR In
u. dief.-Crcat numbers attend Mr. BRISTOWS pplen
die rsrlors 2a3 Broadway and private mansion Gentle
r A. tfi "A hint you. good hand IL fortune Cam
wiling taught callthis dsy and week. Terms SIS.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL
Palace is temporarily closed in order receive and
world of and beautiful articles
and country to its grand
and its popular the 4th Of May
Full particulars Of the interesting Of tho occasion
will lie published in due time Two prizes of hundred
dollars each offered for the best two Ode in honor Of In
dus Invention and the Arts to be the roinaugu
ration the New York Harmonic Society numbering
three hui dred memh Odes to he sent by the 18th
instant The Association for the Exhibition Of the Industry
Of Nations cannot too strongly urge upon all
merchants manufacturers and artistic the overwhelming
Importance Of displaying their choicest the
Crystal Palace Abrams being made with the
various steam Soat and railroad the
country to the Crystal Palace At greatly
reduced rates Of travel and additional will
be perfected secure an enormous number Of
evening OF tie ope.ng 9TH May notwithstanding the
rdnary attractions the price of admission will be Init
20 The fixed price of admission after the reinaugu
ration will be- all days except Saturdays and Mondays,
10 cents children under u Is cents On Saturdays
and Mondays without regard TO age, cents Tho Palace
will open at o'clock A. NJ.
r. T. BARNUM, President.
n. B-Tho Sixth Avenue Railroad the Of
the Asor House every two minutes and at
street every three minutes for the Crystal Paace Direct
leaving at the palace door. No other
within a quarter of mile.
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THE NEW DIRK HERALD-EDIrIoN FOR EUROPE.
Ene Cnnai ID steamship America Capt. Lang, wi
leave Boston Wednesday, at IL O'Clock for Liverpool
ine european mails will close at quarter before three
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon
me WbnxIY HERALD printed in French and English,)
VIII De. published at halfpast nine O'Clock ton
mort ing. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for edition Of the
N q York HERALD win be received the following places
mJKuropc
J AvHRPOoI- John Hunter, No Paradise street.
: LONDON. Edwards, Sanford Co., No. II Cornhill
VIM. Thomas & Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
PANS Livingston, Wells Co., Place de la Bourse
OUR AGENTS IN PARIS, FRANCE.
We beg leave to state to readers and patrons in
Paris and Europe generally, that Mr.. B. II. Revolt II
Rue de laBanque, Paris is longer connected with the
INV YORK HERALD, either as correspondent agent.
Messrs. Livingston Wells, Place de la Bourse are
only agents in Paris, both for advertisements and
subscriptions.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Nos. 49, 20 40, 3, As
46, %, %, 90, 10.
SyrKExE CoUKr-C;rcuit. mos 36s, S77, 1878, 49, 439
S0l, $50, 4S1, 4s2, 4S5 to 4so, 4e1.
SUrIRloR CouRT-Reguar Trial Term.-Nos. 49, 649
GOO, $685. 1872 6s3 6oS, 600, 7o, 7O3 7ls, It's, 72e,
1855, ISL 7e1, 7es 7s5 767 7e9 III u.s. TO 7so ISL
7ss, 1855, 1877, 7s9, 1911 1893, 7e5, SIS.
SUrEmoR CouRr-Special Trial Term.-Nos. AGA "a, 3d.
642, 544, $40, $50, 476.
OYER AND TRIMMER -Murder Trials.
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Jersey CITY ,,,.a,,..a...-

REIimors-The Parf--eNlar Synod Of New York win
meet in Jersey CITY The first Tuesday in May at ten
formed Dutch Cd urch. in WAYNE street Rev j. b. An,
the opening. discourse
Inc ssoAt Common Council win meet to- morrow
nHnt 10 finish its business and to deliver up all I'M
NM Aed matters in the hands of committees for the
H>n OF the next Board
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CRYsTAL PALACE.-ALL ORGANIZED TRADE AND

CRYsTAL PALACE.-ALL ORGANIZED TRADE AND
~ industrial societies and orranizati in the cities OF
New York, Brooklyn WILLIAMSBURG Jersey City and New
ark invited send two delegates each 70 represent
fsd societies at the rcopening Of the Crystal Palace to
take place the day Of May next All societies send
ing delegates their bodies respectfully
to reri the and address Of said delegates
who will that tickets furnished
to said delegates Delegates requested to suitable
badccg tie day of the opening Originating the
ciete they represent. JOHN H. WHITE. Chairman Com
uittee.
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0CULIs rs, AND AUarsTs.

N~>~~~~S~NNNN~N .~~s~>~~
nR row ELI. OCULTST, AURIST, &C., 40. ATTENpA
IL exclusively 70 diseases Of tho eye and from
oocek daily at 02 broadway wherc be hs
Treste thu Eye Also srtinciai eyes, which in
s.rtd w..eLt - psi~s.sa, "..l IscSe ara lccs OK
Ike the natural eye -
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.

SIE -DAGuERREoTYPEs, TWICE AS LARGE AS
CtO. before offered for fifty cents including case
ans cong warranted good az taken elsewhere
three dollars he had ~ the cztensivo ah
leo broauwsy tssb sisO Within a iytA CT s@e -. 81.
eLolas .pclitAn Prescott and Coilsmcre hssels
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Khnpp's reotypes.-Notice.-Mr. X,
favorably known for many years In the city successful
daguerreotyp having disposed Of his Bowery rooms
viii be found at his only gallery $50 Broadway the
Metropolitan and St Nicholas Hotels Lkenesses for 50
cents and upwards.
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Mails for Europe .

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Aeokuk Iowa, all at one of which among emf
grants going West.