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MATRIMONIAL.

1f1TRfsoNy MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
NJ ioyerProessor Lavou Boston, formerly Of Loneoa
will end 20 address, receipt Of dollar tpost pfd
rsn directions To enable ladies gentlemen 10 win the Do
voted Affections o. Of the opposite their hear
desire The process Is 50 simple but 50 captivating tina
si be married. rcspective OF appearance pori
tion last though least. IL be arranged with
sreh and deoacy that detection impossible Address
Professor Lawton, Boston Mass No letters tseR goia The
Post O1itc uridss the postage is paid
MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAJ
wi rages who will all enjoy tho greatest happiness sot
matrimonial hiisa will show the they will marry
through instrument which she viii carse 70 illuminate
Itself ty invoking tho Of her wonderful science.
will tell sill or le aud tie very thou s =.
Brocs street, Cannon street. Gentlemen not admit
tod
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aALHa AT AUOTIOH:

II II. LEEDS. AUCTIosEIR.-HESRy Y LEEDS
s.s s', 90.
ii aistS. niss s :s.i Sarssa
s1. ma a; s.sS. Il g.
ana sssH-.isss ssass:.s .s'',ss's; s.asss:
ss sis s: sS ~
entire contents Of dining room and rsstaurl orocksry
n chairs .aiss T,rG aa &C. TO
pDsposi,s required dd from all Parchsssrs IN
Srd.y before SS Without
TcfIN W. soxERINDYKE. AucrIoNEER CON
sar on e r SS Ss n
ten an ssn 81 sSSS GSa .s 81
and other GOODS sugar HNDRsE% SE Sill aa.
JoHN W soxEEISDYKE AucrIoNEEn-coSsrA
Ae Monday, Nov at the Auction Room, 10 Centre
ssny Of S sanss ss sSss e
ners isthes vices, snv hammers and tools dsscrp
'l''' 1l'' 'A'N 'A'' ANDREW I NEsDif Constable.
NToRTGAGEE,s AND sHERIFrs sALE.-BY VIRTUE
M q ssasei MORTGAGE executed By ilin and Brothers.
city New York and directed to tho ssssa q
on the png . a
adjustment Of Bin and brothers. No 70 North William
Sssia presses.
METAL sereoss Ssrsp ss'
printing materials and sSas
JAxSs b. BsssrI. Dep Sheriff and Atty Tor Mortgages
Dated New York, Nov. d, 1854.
MORTGAGE sALE.-JEwELRY MANUrACroRy-
M Thursday, November at ten O'clock at tho southeast
corner 81 Elm and White streets rollers back mo-
d lures scales and weights also aeweers safo
W. A. CARTER Auctioneer, 81 Dey street.
pAwNBRoxERs sALE.-wM Writer'S Will SELL,
No S spring Street general assortment Of unredssme
being deposited
iIWis aoRTiMER at Isl Chatham street, '.
sarge lot of mems and womens clothing, gowns shaws
oats oSereoass pants vests Saie 20 sommsnes AZ
DETER PARKS. AUcTIoNEER.-DUrcH .BULBoUs
su his say opssy Noy ss u ock c cases De
Isnsc superior roots in lots to suit purchasers
sstng Of amarylls ongifoss hyaenths crown imperia
tulips, jonquils, nsrcssus, gladious, &C., &c.
PUssEIL W. wEsTcorT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ny O'clock at house Eighth avenue Thirtesnth
and Fourteenth streets being the splendid furniture
highest The FURNITURE is nj in and
ssts Of rich velvet Wilton and brussels carpets; elegant
rosewood SOFAS secretary French clock orrulu
reception and arm chairs wit most magnificent collection
adornments; also number Of beautiful oil paintings
Chamber furnitureingrain and Brussel carpets; richly
gothic do; superb hair feather beds blankets
rosewood and mahogany washtands elegant cnA toilet
eungss sofa With great Quantity u other f
ture, eval and gilt mirrors &c With the basement fnrni
rich ry a
ery elegant china dinner and sets, with most
furnished no s
pcnement
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NOTICE CHARLES WILLIAMS UN!vnHsAt
,ssss ssssnd GocrA the Iastrs.d Nsos se., -
ave tecn received through our ofhocs from ths
trade are respectfully solicited. ARTHUR tLLnEk
WILMER. 10 South John street. Liverpool.
TENTH EDITION, NOW READY, or CAPT GANG
or Twenty Years on I'D African SLAYER being
o. his career snd advsntures the on
shp5osrd and in the West Indies Written and edited
rom the captains curnals memoranda and
b. Brantg Mayer vel Emo, with eight
"A book which IL destined rival Robinson Crusoe IN no.
pularty." ID. APPLETON CO., Pubiishers,
$40 and y43 broadway
N B-Agents wanted TO circulate this work TO whom
liberal discount will be allowed
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R0CERIEs, HAMS, BEEF, PORK, HERRINOs-
Tuesday, At I0i5 O'Clock, at " Dey street. cornor OF
snwoh soap indigo teas, sugar coffee, segars rsisins
nss whips harness. riding saddes also, liquors. winos,
ady rum, GIN, sohaspps wsson' sors srnsks AZ
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BILLIARDS..

MEXICAN PATENT BILLIARDS--TEN TABLEAA
IN No. Ann street. entrance ~ Fulton street, ah
tables Pineapple and Fulton streets brooklyn four
tables by George Bsssrd Iey Chestnut street Ph
deph Other billiard table makers who pretend % have
Fulton Bank 10 back these assertions that innocent pur
chssers may not buy law suits Tables, balls oucs,
points cloths for sale above and at the factory 65
and 60 Centre street Orders punctualy attended and
guarantees sent v ftb tables ordered by neil.
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ID D. GOODWIN, AUCTIONEER-CLINTON HALL,
II. of Eighth street and Lafayette pacew sell
on hSnday the tsa ana
stock Of laces cmbroidercs and millinery goods consist
ing of embroidered and hsmmsd stitched handkorchief
aconet and Swiss bands and collars lace chcmisete
acoret ard SWISS leeyes plain and figured musns 49, rib
to be sold without Persons the country
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|CTIoM NoTICE;-THos.. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
oomss Centre street, the balance stock of valuable
lure; 100 barroom otce and chdrens chairs; Rno pic
housekeeping articles, 70 marble top tables, 10.
ICTIoN sALE.-THIs MORNING, CfoNDAYl AT
lOH O'Clock, At "a Bowcry, near Houston street.
DEE 0sGOOD, Auctionsef will sell IS above the fur
9 Of family going south. comprising carpets sofas,
marble top tables curtains bedroom and kitchen fur
b, stoves, &C. Terms cash.
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SALE.-H. WILSON, AUCTIoNEER.--
hohday November Of lo,s O'clock, A. III Twenty
ostly household furniture contained In tho large
house above, consisting OF superb rosewood
cost 5000 superior rosewood paror suit In crimson and
recade also suit n crimson and grecn with most
RS carved rosewood marble top centre side and sofa
no collection Of choice oil paintings and stool plate
+vings In roh gilt frames; rosewood dvans covered In
lest Of SATIN costly china vases tetetee sets china
p, bren.s and bisque figures; twentyone day mantei
=, brocatee and lace window curtains, and rich gold
parlor shades about hundred yards Of the best
tapestry carpets, in excellent order mahogany and
dinner and tea SETS svsrwaro tee service SAVERS
baskets with solid silver edges, spoons forks osstors
sroo to- ssy
BY, Brussels carpets, mirrors rosewood, mahogany and
walnut bedsteads; bureaus, waehstands gilt chins
sets beet Of south American eurled horse hair
b. holsters and pillows fne wool blankets and oontsr-
bookcase, mahogany cushioned chairs sofas, rocking
n work tables, fancy work baskets, &c. together With
tssOrtmont Of basement furniture.
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Ok O0n REWARD rs NOW OFFERED TO ANY
TC.VUO person who Madame Clifton In the
sr Of sstrCloEy shs !. the cny LADY sisy who sss
Madame G. IL huabug does she wish 10 Impose the
pubc sho also curs all diseases In their last stage
tculary tho worst forms OF Rheumatism Call and satisfy
Residence c. Thompson street. between Broemf
and SPRING brick hsuse, stone stocr.
sToNIsHTNG TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW IS
N without pton, the moet wonderful astreogiss u
The world that has been known She will tell past
present. future events md will show future hue
hand and aaont friends which has astnnshed thoussrdt
her travels IN Europe She r. seventh daurhter Of
aseventh daughter, and WAS born With natural g by in
their very thoughts win happy pair 70 somsto
shr who will all enjoy the greatest haprinss Of mssrno
biss Her predictions truly astonishing TO e wht
visit her These WHO wish speedy uaxrsyc may call 5000
they depend ADVICE founded th3 etes
principles n agies SCIENCE rs Erooue street. bet
Cannon aud Columbia streets. Centeincn not adnittsd
Hours from oAlook A. NJ. to9P.x.
MADAME ALVIN, IRON PARIS, TENDERS HEE
IM services to the ladies and gentlemen 81 t city, ID
strolcr books and science and be suite sbon
love <nrriaee, business, law mHttcrs SC. She viii teH
the hmc tho lady gentleman they will marry else The
pnrhes or their viitcTs Madame Alvin speaks tho bresh
r<ench German angnsres Residence %9 Bowery 70
twsrn Iirst aud second hours ~ A.
I toGr. NJ. Ladies 10 cents; gentlemen u.
MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED no lei SEVENTH
| NI avenue between Twenty third and Twenty ioufth
rcos continues TO tell past prvent and future event
likewise marriages. journtye, law syfts business prospect
sickness absent friends property lost stolen Mad
Meyer 10 English tysch aud Gernsn ana give
sutIaRtse for bst Art,
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LIQUORS, &C.

n 0QO sRCARs, OF CHOICE BRANDS 6UrD
.JV.UUU rior old brsfdes, wines, Holland gin, Sohe
dam schnsTF. genuine London cordial GIN French esras
Iondan and Dublin porter supercreeb
ditcr for family usc. Amply to WN. u UNDkRkAkA~
10 Isosme street, corner oil Crosby.
v,TRI BpANpy, WHISKY scHEIpAM sCHNAPre9
port sherry wines. &c, Of the snoieest qn,nsss
k arIlon OF hotie, wholesale prices Novembef IN
lirt now ready ON sptlicstiop ARTHUR kINDALL ~ .
William ftxsst between Beaver and Peari strssss Ofes0
yropptl executed.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL wRITS
Of executions to directed and delivered will expose
for sale at public yendus Saturday the lth ofNo
10 o'clock in the forenoon all the right title and
interest which Benjamin Andrews had the eth Of
October 1854 time afterwards Of in and to the First
avenue line Of stages consisting Of horses harness.
sieghs kc., DO. ii. CR0MBfE Deputy Sheriff.
Tie above sale is postponed until Wedesdsy Nov sth;
ct The time and place. II. CE0MBIE, Dep Sheriff.
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WALTER GREENoUGU AUCTIoNEER.-BAMAGED
w At auction.-W. CREENOUGH co. will SELL
this day MOnday a. y o'clock At 2 Commercial wharf
underwriters 800 bushels prime yellow corn
slightly damaged tho voyage brig Coumbnc
turned damaged.
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CHERIFF's SALE ON MONDAY, NOV. o, AT 10 A. NJ
~ ut No. Bedford street. Of Uamerey the whole
stock panoforts manufactory consisting Of panortes
finished stools panofrte lot OF timber lumber
keys. plates hardware buckskns, hammers trap work
CLOTH in process of finishing bcnohos
wood maple and holly de-, dc,
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WI g. McILvANF, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w sale OF furnture.Tuesday, November at lo6 A.
NJ at No 4l2 Broadway-W s. McIlvane will sell at
ton above large assortment ans costly fur
which will finished The attention Of the
trade particularly called to the above sale there will
sold large furniture frames, unfinished and
large aus ptSy Of upholstering ma terals.
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EOH Ldvnnr0QL-UNITED STATES NAIL srHAn.
ship PAClFiC Capt Nye-Thb stsAnship will dspsFt
With the United States Mails for EUROPE postvsiy o. Sa
foot Of Canal street. - -
Freight % having uhsqualisl soos..oaatioa
EDWARD K. COLLINS, &c wall street,.
A. n. - 80 vssSoA
The ssssnshp Atlantic will succeed the rsoiao and SAN
shippers please take notice that the ships Of this line css
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE-THIS DAY
at IL o'clock at 100 South Eighth street. part Of the
furniture Of family, consisting Of mahogany chairs rose
bureau. French bedsteAd China and glass cooking
JOHN CAMPBELL Auetioneer
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wv s. MEIIoR. AUCTInNHER. BY HouaHrOl

w s. MELLon, AUCTIONEER BY H0UGHrON
street large sale u tursd furs consisting mu
in Great vsrt; Russn sssIss ermias snss stone and
cllla and other styles; also black and white bear
otes oil enet sleigh robes richly lined and trimmed
all OF which been lately manufactured and will be
sold in lots 70 suit customers Catalogues the morning
4 sale.
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SALE.-A.M CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER,
Bcwery, will sell, on Tuesday, 18th inst large As
and coats, pants and vests, piece goods Innings,
Enings vestingS &C., &c., by order Of the sssignees
JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-ON TUES
day November 7th at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ precisely At
yalesroom, corner Of Wiloughby and Pearl streets
nee's sale Of hardwareTkc entire stock Of retail
dealer comprising large and general assortment
condition. the proprietor has been in business but
RI time Catalogues may DO obtained at the sales
! he stock examined ON Monday Monday, November s.
o'clock, PM, at No. - Pacific street. between Flatbush
Carlton avenue household furpiture-csrpets tables
To- bedsteAds, mattresses, crockery &c.
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D. NASH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 BROADWAY
by virtue Of chattel mortgage, will sell, on Sstnr
November at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the cornor OF TWEEN
enth street and First the line OF omnbuscs
las sleisi,s 6c 6c III. CRoMBIE,
r. Attorney for Mortgage
be above sale postponed until Wednesday the oth day
| Eoyember MT the same time and place.
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TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA VIA AsPIN
~ WALL and Panama Railroad.-On Monday, November
o'clock r. NJ from the foot OF Warren street, North
ryer WIN be despatched the feet steamship GEORGE
with the and superior steamship John L. Stephens.
spare boat always kept Panama. to prevent detention in
fee, III West street, to J. w. RAYMOND
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INSTRUCTION.

337175289337 wR RI1nss GSs
aud gentlemen TO learn to write good hand Twenty ss
for 50 guarantees apply immediately at ~
Broadway. Refers TO the ChurchmaD Night class at 4
Families attended "Brstonian Hail. AZ ST. Matthias
Academy,
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nR. SACHO A REGULAR EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,
be consulted usual Mt his Office i3 Pearl street
once hours A. NJ. lin II NJ and from till 10 l.. ".
CONSULTATIONS by letter usual NIB Advice to the poor
traits
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/ d. NASH. AUCTIoNEER,. STORE $40 BROADWAY.
III. by virtue Of chatte mortgage will sell Monday
o'clock A. NJ ut 10 Rsington street, corner Of
stie che contents Of drug store, consisting Of drugs
cines chemicals patent medicines counters, tAtures
II Ac. N. ]. MYLTH. Attorney for MORTGAGE.
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JR. COOPER II DUANE STREET, so LONG KNOw1
- TO the citizens Of New York. le consulted With
e6rhdence as usual his old oce, where All who hsv
suffered from the maltrsssment Of prstenders rely
being honcrahly treated.
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DE. LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL AID
IL ,,r ami Marriage Griio eleventh edition. SIS pages,
enerGvis Eoth married and single should consult it.
sold No ~ Broadway and mailed free Tor 81 by thest
thor NJ Larmunt physic aud SURGEON, No " Resdo
street OF Broadway he Is consulted 10
A. g. till T.. H., and to In tho evening, SUNDAYS az.
cr,d y. EHot the drux store Address all letters box
40. 81 New York Post once We concur with all the other
ndlnx Laraont ~ the alieed. cou-
Etas uns Stats yctuu, National Democrat Dyy
Book and New Brunswick Iinsse-
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\.
m j. Ussket Attorney for Mortgagee, Proctor and Al.
in Admiralty Once, Is Centre street. up stairs Tho
Imhnat can be seen Mt the foot Of Jay street.
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TIIPPoDROME.-wEDNEsb NOVEMBER g. u6a
AT o'clock the third last popular attraotion
al walk ascension. by Mr. L. GODDARD, with his large
balloon Of cubic feet descent Ia parachute Of living
susdruped Several gentlemen and lady will go up in tss
iecton Of the winds At o'clock will begin the following
gsmcs:-L turntie break neck. 2 gorgeous tolraa-
ment. g. A Of Polish showers 4. foot Sevo
raj prizes will be distributed among the conquerors Bril-
liant orchestra Persons wishing in the balloon
apply to Mr. f. GODDARD 200 Third Young ne8
wishing take part u the different must have thsie
entered at the Iippodromc Wednesday beora1
o'clock Doors win Ie open at o'clock performances -
aue conts; pit rs and l2l cents The balloon will Sahe
iia 1nnrtn a lni1l
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l,scy strcet (Ator House, bic office, mailed BY adj
dressing box ~ Pest Office.
DF. WARREN, NRaBrR or TIE COLLEGE or SCR
~ rrons Duiliu and Ednlcrg attends g. private pr.
tet {. his oi effabhed Office II Madison street. Ca
thasne where h. 3 Performing The mort nishiDx cust'
on cord without TstTsins N ciet or bdsin,ss rursuts
TAR. JHoSsON, 10 DUANE STREET, MAY DE con
~ suited-lwenty yesre IN speciality enabtssE
D. 10 such have bsh those eBs experience.
thar himself Constitutional weakness encstuay curet
without the use Of any dcletoIieus drug.
nE. WARDS REMEDIES EXCEED EyEnyrHIGC-
rcsdway. Those who have been hoched w pre-
tenders OF cure, often Ia very few days Nc
ctsr. til cured 10 tnoss calling In time.
TAR. POWERS, FROM DUBLIN AND LoNDoS, IN
~ partnership with DR.. Nar be consulted nc NO. a
street. esst Broadway, daily from a.
". Gil IT, a. Dr.. Powers fpccbe pills snd depurstlyetinc
tnre price ~ certain rho most difficulty
cured thereby With facility. DR.. Powers balm Of Glead,
Iri.s 49, for general debility and disorders DIR.
Powers female periodical is and Other medicines for r.
male deraDgecnts Price 81. Post paid ietters VIII Neeirs
immediate attention.
Mo IEE TILL CURED.--DG. C0RDETT. or NO 10
IN Duane street, be CONSULTED with confidence dis
Twenty three speciality enabos him 70
warranted permanent cuYS-. ". BDr e. ~ memhsr Of
the New YORK University. See his diploma Ia his oice.
yluE BARON SPoLASCO, DOCTOR or MEDICINE.
profess. ~ surgery aud Midwifery, from London,
All mott dir or1s 81 disease that feh il heir 70
IL daily attendance At his rooms ST. Nicholas HOTEL
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C10 -BOoKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC
NlV. Ladies and gentlemen wishing instruction in the
Above essential branShss and e. mSdsTsts prices should
daily at 267 Grand street. New York LOO Fulton street.
Brooklyn Separate Tor ladies' writing lessons Terms
~ twelve lessons
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school Exhibition. :

On Friday, the prosperous school attach
ed to the Second Presbyterian Church, un-
der the direction of tie Rev. Mr. RmEI-
DArFER, had a public examination, which
passed off greatly to the credit Of both schol-
ars and teacher Among the notable incl
dents of the occasion, was the presence OF
the Governor Of the Territory; who favored
the children with some pleasing, welltimed
remarks. In no part of the West are edu.
cat;onal interests better caredfOr than here;
aud we are grati6ed to notice that among
the many excellent schools with which oul
city is blessed, this one Of Mr.. RIHELDAr
tFER7s, maintains first position. AK ~ =
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The Boston Daily -Adreftiser has letter
from Leghorn, announcing the arrest Of
Mr.. QuIN, an American in that city, for a
too free expression of American sentiment.
He was thrown into the prison of the Ans
trian Garrison. Upon hearing of the case,
j. A. BINDS, Esq, US Consul at the port
waited upon the authorities and demanded
his release. He was told, however, that he
must wait upon the Austrian Commander
in-Chicf He protested that he had not
ing to do with that parsonage, and left with
out gaining his suit. On mentioning, how
ever, that he should communicated the case
to Commander SrRINGHAM, of the United
States Squadron, the prisoner was released.
1t is stated that the system Of espionage is
carried on to an alarming extent all over
the country. ..-. g.. n.'-- s..s. IT,.
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Wonderful Anti-Deluvian Monster.

We learn from the Mont Y ernon Jeffersoni-
an the particulars of wonderful discovery,
which was made in Marion county, a short time
since. 1t seems that while some men were dig
ging pit for a bridge over little stream cal
led Lost creek, on section No. l20 of the Rail
road, when about six feet below the surface
they cauae upon the skeleton OF what they sup
posed was some ante-deluvian monster. The
principal bones were so much decayed that lit
tie could be told as to their proper locations in
the body? A horn was found Of a white color.
nine feet in length also tooth, and part of
the gum. The tooth was inches long, and 2
inches in diameter. A portion of the jaw was
these relics are invaluable 'f.f 81" :
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the country

The Pioneer newspaper establishment is be-
ing removed to the largo and convenient apart
mcnts in the building at the junction Of Third
and jackson streets. We hope our neighbor
may experience less annoyance and discomfort
in making the change, than we experienced in
getting into our new qaarters.-Dcmocr@.
Thanks, Mr.. Democrat; but we have had
rather serious time of it, The weather
being unpropitious, the plastering Oh the
walls of our new Office green, the doors not
hung, and but little time toImove in, COM
bined, was enough to try old father jobs
patience, let alone that Of an editor. We
are getting along now, fortunately, as "well
as could be expected under the c;rcumstan-
ceS p
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A SINGULAR COINCIDENCE. - A

A SINGULAR COINCIDENCE. - Abou. five
weeks Since, MIR. George Hill, the city crier,
picked up bright little boy about years of
age, who was wandering friendless about the
streets, and took him to his Office, where he has
since remained. He calls himself Charles Hen
ry Murray, and, has been almost, constantly
talking about his little sister Polly" his long
lost sister. 'D y esterday, while officer Phlbrick
was walking in Washington street, he had his
attention drawn to little girl, apparently
about 3 years old ,who was running from place
to place and evidently had lost her way. He
conveyed her to the Crier's Office, and had but
arrived at the door when the boy at once rec
oguized the little girl as Polly, his long lost
sister. Nothing is known of their parentage
but they will doubtless be well cared for. The
meeting between the children is said to have
been very affecting. ~" ., 60. qt-.-
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Flour and Wheat.

The Albany Argus, abiding to the fact that canal
navigation will continue ut few weeks longer, says
that the receipts Of -four is over million Of bar
res short, and the falling OF in wheat is eoral to
six hundred thousand barrels Of -four. The editor
Gas Offset to this, however, the receipts of corn
show an increase last year Of 5000 800 bushels,
and will probably continue increasing until the close
of the season. No doubt more wheat and -four will
find its way the market by the c,nai, during the
remaining few weeks Of nav cation, than has reached
tide in double that length Of time. eithcr
both these articles in the country, with wheat at
50 S7a FER bashel, Genesee flour at s 10 50, and
Western in proportion, they must find their way to
tide water" ,t,.. fs.r..i p... $50 . -..-f